https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f5bbcc4b0ee46605ebb8908b4009350c.pdf 552af959602f76d0449200398a555a67 PDF Text Text .. • Dee. 20. Mrs. Thcmi.u Clark, Chairman o~ 1he recent Every Member CanvauJ reported it a suecea. The lfOUP.: also voted to raiae the benevolence: 'IUOta tor 1960 by 60% . : The meetina: closed witb prayer! Present W€!rc Miss Frankie Mum.-w• Mr. and Mn. Thomas Clark, J41"Jf' Mayme Holmes, Mrs. Pearl McBrtd' Richard Duekworth and the pastor ~ Around And DOUBLE VALUE Ab:out Middleport By FRAOOII HOUDAIHIILl' USED CAR • • Billie Daweon o! ColiJJJlbus visited w1th Mr. and ........ Will M.yera recently. ' Mra. Opal Priddy il reported to be recovering s.at.Wact.ocU, from POMEROY MOTOR OK Quality! Special Sale Prices 3 Big Days • Fri., Sat·, Mon • 19:SB CHEVROlET 1957 FORD VB "'6" 2 Door. Beautiful elassl.e .cream fin·i.sb. Spotle. .interior, like new tires, ·h eater. One of tJhoae alee one.. WAS U695 Falrlne 2 Door. Locally owned and real low mileage, white -and JOld flnisb, t\ltoOI'D&tie trans., w~te wall tires }ike DI:'W, heater, padded dalb. DrlVC H. WAS $1195 Now$1595 1957 DODGE VB Now$1395 C«<Det 4 Door. Beautrif~t c.oral and whitt finish w.blte wall tires, D-600 motor, PlrWerf1Jte beater. A real nice car and prked to IJUit. t~am1. : 1956 CHEVROlET Like new tire!!', spotleA& interior, wbite 111.nd gold finBel Air 4 Door. VB motor and powergtlde. WAS U595 ls.h. Want a sharp one? Now$1395 1957 CHEVROlET WAS $1461 Now$1295 Bel Air "8" 4 Door. Beautiful beige over gold linJih, wibh matchlng interior. std. traru. All iood white wall tires, M<Ho and heater. I 1956 PlYMOUTH !';avoy 2 Door . PowerDU.e trans., radio, heater, clean inter-ior, good tires. Ivory over creen fin- $1595 1957 CHEVROLET .,._ St.ation Wagon 4 Door. A 1 owner low mileage trade In with 4 Uke new tdros, powerglidc trans., power steering, all vinyl black and .whi-Le interlor -and soUd whiLe fin·lsh. WAS H99G Now$1795 1957 PLYMOUTH $995 1955 CHEVROLET llO V8 2 Door. Origlnal black tin-Lib, clean Intertor, std. tran!f. "With overdrive. Hieb ·in rubber. ltadlo and !heater. $B95 Belvedere "8" Sport Hardtop Coope. Ivory ovC'".r dark blue f•inlsh, automatic trantt., white Wlllll Urea, redlo an<l ~cater. Ntcc tnd elean interior. ':WAS U545 1953 BUICK Special 2 Door. Local owned, clean intel"!iilr, automatic tran11miMion, radio and beater. White over turquoise flnirh. Now$1395 1956 FORD Falrlane $465 4 Door Sedan. Black oand whll.e flniBh . Nit-e in teNor, a:ood w.hltewaH .tlrel, IIIUt()m.atie trnm., power ateert11>g, rJdlo and 1heater. WAS $1295 1955 FORD VIctoria Hard T-op Coupe. V8 motor snd wt0nt18.tk -tNns. Sharp interJor and beautilful white · and turquoise Hnl.'ih Mke new. Radio and <keater. Lovely to own. Now$1195 1954 CHEVROLET Only $1195 1954 FORD "B" 210 -- 2 Doer. Sllandard tr.an!l. radio heater, like new tires, boautllul 2 tono' blue itnlsh. Man thiftle real sharp. 2 Door. S~ndard trana., clean interior, all 1ood tires, and be-autiful lwry over red :f'inleh., heater. $695 Only$695 I - .Compare These Prices 1952 FORD 8cyl. 4 Door WAS •us Special $169 1951 PLYMOUTH 1951 BUICK BlacUDoor WAS U45 Now$169 1952 BUICK 2 Door Sedan Special $169 liARD TOP C()lJPE WAS U45 WAS .1!5 SI'Jeclal $169 1950 PLYMOUTH 1951 lUlCK Blue 4 Door Sure lt hurts, but II'• sotta go. 8 PASSENGER COUPE Man - What A Bargain $100 1947 DODGE2 Door $100 1949 FORD B- 21toor ~k .w hal you can Good tires and sure runs nice. $175 ' gel for $69 If You Need A Used Truck, . Any Size! or Capacity SEE The Dealer That Deals For.Less Mr.s. Earl Knilbt and her mo: ther, Mrs. WLI&On of New Haven were In Parkersburg today. Mn. Arthur Gilmore b.u been II absent from her em_plo;vm.ebt at Smith CloWns Ca., t.b.il week due Lo illneu. I Airman Second Claas and lin. Ronald Barnhart of Myrtle Belch S. C., visited recently with Mr. and M.ra. Dale Barnhart and their . son Dale who bas been 1ta;ring 1 with his p-andparent.a: UDt.ll Christmas. j Mrs. Veda Foley of Bradbury · wbo 1..1 in the Pleasant Valle,lfO!pltal is reported to be 1 lit· tle improved. Georse Sauer waa taken to the Muon Clinic Wed.neaday followin& a heart attack. Mn. Curtis Jenkinson is a paUeat at the Pleasant Vall.ey Koapital wbere abe will godera:o aursery. )4.ra. Clarence Murray bu been conflned to her home in Bradoury for the past two weeks be· czuae of illne.as. Her daughter .md family, Mrs. Lawrence Stew.lrt have been staying with the Murraya to care for Mrs. Murray. ,\'lrs. Maggie Bailey and Mr. and trtra. William Hoppes of Columbus .:arne yesterday to visit with the ..durraya and Mn1. Bailey will remain to care for Mr.s. Murray. I i In several write up recently different organizations have re· ported that Mrs. Minnie Gilmore of Middleport has been ill. The £lame should have been M.r.s. Minnie Neutzlin£. Heath Church Eleanor Circle Party Holds The Eleanor Circle of the Heath .\fetbodist Church of Middleport met Thursday eventna: at the home flf Mra. Bernard Fultz for their regular meeting and Christ-maa· party. . • DonalioDI were made Until Christmas ~ I Bradbury Class Holds Christmas Party Wednesday The annual Christmas dinner and quarterly birthday dinner of the Martha Class of the Bradbury Church of Christ was held Wednesday evening at the church. The dinner table was centered with an arrangement of red carnations and white dalliies and Christmas greenery which was a gilt to the class from Wtlliam Autherson who was a guest at the 1 • .JUST 95 ••• • I~ At cp~ntY, C~hu-e CHRISTMAS SPECIAL limite• Ol•ntlty Awada•rt ( • bduolve doubl•otretch· h- roa<het · out 16-- lob you doon lw.loolhe • - of any olher cloanor. DOf I~ theo:~ • fxduolwt leloocopl.n g wand arid lh- ""-lod - · · . -, - -· • No duol bav fO o~ :-;. ihrow.". ' awoycha bag tabs ll:flt. 10 IU~ · to nge, • Qulol, fvH ho....,o.- -..,. ,., ~ tra IUctiOft. . Modelli6 Complole · wllh · ' Taola' ~rewer, . • Brand now , , , IIIII In fac1orY _._ Cha~Jes BRING THE KI'DDIES TO SEE SANTA CLAus· Saturday evening De-c. 12. the vo,... poople of tbe Tu)lpen PloiDI, South Bethel an~ t.ottri<ll• · · Chur<:hei will mee( l;af of tbe Rev. and Ill>.. 1 I 1 tb~ ·. ¥ ~hroug~ ' Leave Vent'son lnst'de Garden . co?"'~:·~:c~tive I ~ong I ho~e fro~->t "Th~ Am.etic~U!- Le-I I .Ohio ~rs. ~; SATUR,DAY MORNING ~ • :J?ece~~er ·12th • .10,t~ Il l A.M. lN,·,;,POM,EPOY,· '·· ~- . . ' en e T 'freat T'IDle Rose Dism11sed: Mrs. Clara sellers, \ Inalli~a, ,.....; snd Mr•- ·Fern Bert- On December 23 Porttand; r:tfle ·Sti11, Middlepart; heimer umbus She was pre- YOUDP'Stown Store Science Will He·adline PTA Meetm'. g MondaY wll1 meet tiigh tehool auditorium wben the pro· gram wiU be a:bout science fea · turing work of mem~n of the hia:h school Jeilenee club. · ' •niet.,!t o'cloek the same evening I!' will move to North SecAve at W€!rner"s Radio Shop where a drawmg will be held for $600 in cash prizes. Shoppers have -been registering with coopIDercbants through last will continue unl!l time drawing. _BO _ A_R_D_T_O_ M_E_E_T '?he Official Board of the Heath Methodilt Church of ~11iddleport w!U meet Sunday evening at 7:30 at the church. - Seeretar)' of SpeciAl muaic wlh be Jlven by . Herter, faeln£ Vernon Weber and ,ilou_p_ alna:ing NAro, new to of Chrlstm:aa carols WiW be ena eaU for atrena:- joyed, I'QWt.arJ RefrelhmegQ; wlll be eerved. up ill All oehool itatroM . 1f!1 urle4 1o COURTHOUSE CLOSID ·Meigs County Courthouse li~~~:.<!Gte: d the SaturdaJ after and the Saturdar aftei' · jt was de.Wed bf ol· HOUStON Te:~. - Walter (Old WiUlanis. 111. the laat livtng the men who lougbt the Ciwas near death t.ol:lar. doctor said the oJd could d"ie' "at any time a victbn of his foUrth bout ;; l,willl pneumonia this year ' · ' . ~-----Ask d ~liU MIIC~S I aGu'dn,.~<toriAum".dem)', I ~e ~·rector •••~ I I ~ .,.,.,1.,, "*' that tae NYl · ba,. appropraated .tor ita own Uld a· bl IJid awtteb (II · wbitb beJOnp to · bliia and aska Mrs. Margaret Jobnson and l.n- ceded ln d;~~' by ·one brother Middleport children will redamaJea. ' fl.nt daua:hter, Langsville. Walter. ' ceive treats from Santa Claus the • --Mrs. Hood wali an active member evening of December 23, two days of the Federated cnureh. before Christmas at the big tree Funeral aeniccs wu1 ne conduct· the "T" uptown. Time is ed from the Ewing Funeial Home 7:18 p. m. at 2 p. m. Monday with burial in are providing the members of the the Beccn Grove Cvmetery. 1\e,. , 1:) , Waldo aartels, paaf9r of the FeU· Post, American era~ Cb11rch, will conduct the supplying "Santa" other deLails of tbe oemce_.- - - - - - - i a~d ~~~m::!i~e~t boooma'.'adiD~ Christmas I AT ELBER:FEIJ)S MAl~ .STORE iUILDtHG IN tHE FURNIT"RE .. ' , . D£P.lRTMENT . . 01'!4 TMI ' $ECOI-4D. FLOOR ' . ' ~r,2600 s~ston, I ~nglneer, comp~nsal.lon I Rt. 2, tme~ a tara:e doe deer Tbur1day tn Orange Township ~ose to His home wejghtng aboUt l!!....!;O~d!l. _ _ ApprovedBy Comm' ners ~Jth ~ ~Cdilp- H'tghway B0 dget I~mne wa~ ~and...,.~ I Idttu~e· Fn'day Aft~r Wng OJness ~or ,. brou~ht Mrs. H dDieS ~ervk:ea of~ ~t Batoil Jn Ban d's Gallia Showm'g Plam'tl"ffs Ask F JI • • u rec { D]UfleS 1 ~·de ~un.area. Tak p b~k reston I I ~ll.e I I l{arris~n, 1~ I E ds F man I Jn Middleport a~d wor~mg Oh'10's Newest Cab'met Off'Icer· WJ'll Speak Here January 25 mn:~ gt~; 'l~:e ~:~:~s~~~:~c~":t.C: ~ver IL' Ill ong neSS I Mro'l·,~!g,onre•.r_. =~=::.---,-::-::----c:-- ·~d t~la ' I I ~ ne~est ~r. t~e Mun~l ~urred~"'red 1: i'lfeellrlg Pl111111ed ·pnsoner • Mak'mg county Jat.l I'One ' . '. For R.oad Most Pretty Of All 1li .Ohi0 •Features Many M . al u· h r~.ooe1 w; I MEIGS THEAll& ~~ """' ,, ifOMIOH'I! :U Unknow.n HliDt f;fS Sh . 00l, Sc00l, . . am ··. ~.eS H .. eavy D vono·w--·-;2Wrecks I • 'day Evenmg n F li~i.~~r1orlt• Rock I ~trongest • •• ' I :l::nd~i~~rG~t~:~~a~·:e;!~'~il 1l $ •sonville High School Is ed To Close Next Spring I ~ 1 D• NO. 203 I .,. by Birthday! were celebrated by M.n. Ernest covert wa1 devotion· Earl Werner, Mt-a. Cush Ill leader and gave the Christmas JohRSOn, Mrs. Oieva Oll.irill and .ttory after which carols were sung. Mrs. Paul Winn. The story of "Tbe other Wise A Christmas reading was given .\fan" was told during the program by Mrs. Griff Ru115ell with Mrs. tiOUr by Mrs. Nan Moore. Oleva Cottrill providing the muDurln.l the business meetins sic. pre&ided over 'by Mrs. Fultz, the OLhers present for the dinner claaa vice pre11ident, the circle de· and program wore Mrs. Wilbur dded to take over the caro of the Pierce, president of the elan, .~~·rsezly a~ the Sl.lnday School and Mu. Dille Barnhart, Mrs. Letha to pw-chale new toys for tbe class. Ruuell, Mra. Bud Russell-, Mn. Tb"e Circle enjoyed 11 gift ex- Carl Ebenbaeh, Mrs. George Siachlnge during the soeial hour an41 aon and the following gucatl a prize was awarded to Mrs. Ken· Mn. Bess Musser who was the neth Cooke for brinsing the pret- &peat of Mrs. Cottrill and Mrs. dest wrapped packa1e and llra. Gibbs and Mrs. Traey who were of Mrs. Werner. ..:harlea Asa Bra4bury for 1JH! most , orla:lnal wrapping. The Fu!U home waa beautifully Shakespeo Cl b de<oroted lor the party In keepinl re U Nitn Chrlotm .. and at the conciUI· Holds Meet•·ng 10n of the evening a de1aert courae wa1 served to tbe aroup. Lr.tl H Artie eo were aold A Members whfln the Pomeroy Shakespeare Club met Wednesday attertloon at S erve d Ur ey home of Mro. Chorl" Lytle, d d I ~~[~''~1:;j,,~1'~h:eshome waa attractive Inner e nes ay decoration' includ· memben · of the Paet a Nativity Beene, a llshted winof cheater couneil the mantle which also Oaua:hter• of America enjoyed a areetina from. the Chrlatmas di.nner and party on on tho mirror, and Nedneec:lay evenina: at the Red· B. Downie, preslwood Inn. the meeting and .Preeedinl tht turkey dtnner- at answered to roll call with 8 p. m., tbe Christmas atory waa · A book "The In· read by Either Wria:ht who ll1IO , Guide to Art', offered prayer. .' ' tlle memben. Followlna: dinner. Secret Pala for the Girlt rev~ed with a alft exchtnll they will ,be . tbe membera exebanged 1Jiftl. Oliver M.i· II ·''"' Oaborn won the dool' prize. of Madonnas" waa of the procram presented bY I Springs Euaene BroWn. Follewlnl the alnainl of ''Theres a Song 1n the Home Club Holds Air" Ml'l. Brown described the Ma· donna• painted by- farlous famous Meet Wednesday · arttata Including ltaUan, Span.lsh 11 Mn. Leo Smith wa~ hostess to and German, and told the meantna: the Rock Sprinp Home Demonstn.· of the symbols in the pletures. Tbe ' tion Club Wedneadu at ber home We and works of the a,rtitta were 1 on Mulberry Ave. ctven by Mrs. Brown She eloaed A potluck dinner was served at with a poem by Grace Noel"Cromnoon with Mra. G"eneva Nolan and well. Chri1tmas carob wtn alto Mill Mildred St~ltton as auettl. sun1 with Mrs. Wlntam. Bu"- at Mra. Joaepb Sluon, preatd~t. eonducted the · mnting and plans •heA piano. dcsst'rt course was aerved b)' wen made lor the January 8 meet· tbe hoat€!ss and favora were Chrllt~ Ina when the theme will be '\Color mat tree corsages. · In the HQme" with Mra. NGian Attending wtl"4! Mrt. Edward 1 Instructor. Thla meetl.na will Ba\181'", · Mra.· :Mich11.el, ~ Mrs. PbiJ btld. at the Rock Sprln1a Grance WUU.amaon, Mn. T. A. Hennefl)l, HoU. • lin. Brown, Mrs. Willlam Bu:W, Gifts were exehabled durlni ihe Robert warner., Mn. Jed WebST., )Irs. c. F. Tompkin•. 1 .Downie, Miss Etbel Garland, two guut~:, Mrs. Peltl Tbeilt 1 and ~·· L. c. Karr. T k W VOL XI I Elberfelds Will Be Open Every Evening the j .u-oup to the Meigs C.uunty 'fuberculosla Christmas ~1:. .. 1 Sale, Mid-I dlepor( Volunteer Firemen and the Meigs County Ja)-·c.::es Chnstmas p.roject. Two new members, Mrs . }leva Beach and Mrs. Blanche Gilkey, were welcomed. It wall reported that the group has vanilla and lemon on hand for anyone who wishes to purchase it. I This is a standing project of the I group as a means of supporting their work. The social rooms of the church Mn. Ella Dougla18 of Che11ter Is spending the week with her were decorated with wreaths and 1 don-in-law and daughter, Mr. and a white tree with colored balls under which the gifts for exchange j Mrs. Dale Barnhart, THE NE1" oy Mot., Co. Beginning Wednesday, December 16th I Weather 1'1••• I CHRISTMAS TIME STORE HOURS Appoblted to the dining room committee for tbe d!Dnet were Mr.s. Reibel, Hra. Edgar Reynolds, Mrs. Robert McEibinny, Miss Frances Rouah, Miu Mabel Hysell and Mrs. Wlll R.eynoldt.. < Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbaeb and his deput!es were b~sy thia The Harrisonville b i g h l to save the ~ehool wu made. lem center p-ade ac:hools to the for the pupils of this district. The morning inve~tigatlng their third school will close at the end of With new _laws ~ow in e~fect, Mr. Hurilolllville ~ool a.s ' thole physical plant and inadequate inbreaking and enlerln.g in Syra·J this school year, it was an- (.1ay~ell &~ud th .. morn~ng that aehoola are overcrowdedd. atruclional materials contribute to euse in three week.s, this one at nounced this morning by Ber· 1 eontm~nce wa_a not po1111ble. T_he Teaeben in the achool now in many limitations which are insur· the Morrls Harden Store. AcCl 11 ti. h state wlll contribute to the salaraes addition to )lr. Claywell are Meryl mountable. We specifically mention cording to Deputy Clarence · . aywe • exec1:1 ve : ead of Only t·.vo of the five blah school Koudalbelt, E. A. Wingett, William unsatisfactory laboratory faciliti~.. Shields, only clgarettea were tatNorthern local ·School teachers after Jan. 1, 1960. Salaries c. Peelr. and M.I.N Lucinda carmen. and servi ce~> , poorly equipped apeen -by persons who entered the 1 who lta9 released a uf the other three t.eachen for the In a letter to u~nry Waggone:-, cia! area&, l:lucb as Jaboratorie• and store through a back door. folloWing the \ remainmg five montha of the president of Northern Local ~d industrial arts, outdated texthookl, Sbieldf has Investigated tht-d inJpection of the school 111Chool term will have to be met by of Education. Glenn A. Rieh. Di- and a c:urriculum which fails to such cases in Syracuse in as state department of the board from local n!venue, llr. 1rector of !nlpectiona, stated, "In meet the needs and abililies of all many weeks. About a week ago taliocatlllli. • · Claywell aaid. view of the many defklendes, with pupils. an attempt was made to enter the ,, . 1 here are now M atudentl at- aevere lilniUUona ·and a real con-\ "'The Exer.utive Head has no sec· Lisl'l Store but falled and tw.o \ 'llbe elpBina: . of the school has, tendlng the Harrisonville hllh 1cem for _the future o( the pupUs retarial hetp and has little tlme weekS ago the Syracuse Grade C(lllllemplated by the state school and 1~ of these wUI be o( t:lJi1 diltritt, we cannot recom- for supervision and administration School was entered and $20 st.ol· I ~ _when a report was is- graduated thil )'ear. 1be other stu- mend continuance of tbi11 school of Lhe total pro~Jram. Teachers an1 en 'from the office of Principal calling attention to the tnad- dents will be uaigned to either beyond June 30, 1960." Tbe school usigned eight ~riods during the Lawren<!e Rose. In that case the hinge ptn• f.;(uioci,i; ·oJ the s:Ytem. ~t t~at R~tland or Albah~ 1nd the present ~m ends May 23, ;.{,._ Claywell I day with no time ror planning or the ~oard voted to d1sconUn· 1high. school bulldmg wi.ll be oceu· wd. pupil conferences. Two teachers were removed from the oUlee door and entry into the bu.ildi.n& hlg)l~tchool and had assign- pied Oy the grades. The llan"isonville school waa are usigned subjects for which was suspected to have been made , Bt\tdeJita to RuUand a"nd AI- , Mr. ClayweiJ said thst he ex- Jllllde a Clau A ~~ehool in early they have no formal trainiDJ. by someone with a dupli.eate key. On Way To Having Prettiest }ail. ln. Ohio but at the next meeti.,g re- 1pected the county board to u- uno•a and before than had been a 111is procedure is n~t only iUegal In another action of the sher· its attlon and an l.ttempt sign pupils from. Rutland and Sa- Clau B school with three yean but is also a violation of the Higb iff'11 oftice investilation was Muriel L. Roberts poses with Deputy "Sheriff Howard Frank b"ore a landscape on the , -~ bigh ~ebool, ~~enlor students attend- school St.sndardll. The list of deficiencies is Long made at Shenang Springs or a jail· walL The photo was made by Judge John Ba;:on, a camera enthusiast. · tng elseWhere and the number of violations of the ear stolen there owned by Irene I .· Mrln. Rthlcehir ....pov.·rtthtoe High School Standards is e:rten· Haggy, a waitress. Pomeroy Pau-u· "'no;,'•••ur;r:;:•itoh:;ommend sive." had -b een reported stolen and I eH:_d facul· 'l he grade school was found to found . it Jat_er abandoned upThe Paul family wiH be able to enjoy venison this ty of th11 school are under be satid<!ctory by the inspector&. per Mmer11v1He. An arrest u. ex· severe ham.hcaps tn thew attempt f'here are six teachers in the pected today. unknown hunters, Game Protector A. to provlde an educational program grades. By Lowoll Wlngolt . USlC 1g S today. Joachim awarded the deer to the Sheriff's deputies oiso added two new tnmates to the county Meigs county may not ha-v e the Iar$est, the · " , . was shot in their garden on route 680. jaU Kenneth Gra• Columbuo but it is on the way to havtng the pretuest Jail tn on,• For The Rod thbe sbo,,. between Tuppers Plains and Reedsville. · "'-' ·' 0 moble rev1,1e pro uoe . y 1"d was apprehended l!l East Mal_n hlO._ . , . headquarters of the Seeond U. 880 in a car, I 0th h" st., and ebarged w1th DWI. ThiS This is coming to pass the efforts _of L: Rob- Army ap3)earing at Wahama High to be · mornlnl he was , a1aeued . $100 erts, 37'1 of Ironton, who is awatting grand JUry action In the School will take ita audience on game liwll k..iHed in th~ county was bagged a musical journey through a wide or onto a yesterday by ~nald Taylor, Uarand costs and three da;va m jail county jail in lieu of a $5,000 bond . by eourt. John A. Oller, To pau tbe time, Roberts has range of unique, inspiring and Mr. Dillon came i win, m Jndtan It WBB Koder Colliron Governor Mike DiSalle's newest cabinet 1tesuve rhythms. RD. was _re-arrested lest been painting landlcapel on the , the men apparentlY realized a pomt buck. wetibing 265 lbs. ficer, will speak Kyger Creek School the evening of Janu· night. lor _destrut:tlon of property walla and doors of tbe "hull· they were in violation of the Nme other confirmed kills were ary 25 next year it was announced here today. . . an~ mtr•'~atlon, s~d lined pen" oectlon ol the jsil. To date This ']'"'leal revue Jame laws. Tney lied ID their car reported . .to W•rdens Joathim and Planning for the event, to be sponsored by the Metgs:Gallia an _coa s m eoun Y court WJO the e~:c tement af an lesvin" the doe where it had fall· Don Wdatam!l yeserday ~s follows, Development .t\ssociation, was the ma)Or busmess s~udted by 1'1he has more than a dozen landmormg. The 0 Of l\l 1n~lan Cerem. onlal Dance,of ,'Tb .. ' -., .. Bernard Smalley.- Reeds. ville, bt:.tk·, members of the Midelleport Ct:~.am ber of Commerce 1D a reguBoth me re m .tt d to scapo .paintings compl,.ted. " "~ n l.t 1 ton n we co ml e onl)' painting not a landscape is a . uRiversa Y splr ua e e Joachim repOrted that the deer Dale A.dams, Reeds. vi1le, . buc.k; lar meetin" Friday ru"ht . .In t own h a:11 . Gerald Prest on, Pres!~ jail 1 tl h 1 Creation" the melodious rhv . larse ·reUgious pa h _ng • OW ne ' ~widely scattered this year and Sol Btgl~y, Ree~vdle, doe, _wm- . fl b dent, presided . 1 · Christ and the Crosa. thmic teulmposf ' 1.,\"tch delig~ttOuldl light i.n eompariaon to other nie Holamger, Reedsville, doe, RoCollison , named director of the !loberts is not a profelsional Mrs. M·a detta Thomas, tll, died ever-pop P" .av ea al d(:!er wl!lre ranging in ger Starkey, Pomeroy R.J?• a doe on painter. He hal a .record of 1e••ly th.ll' morn'·• .at he• Man River", Neameaa of More are eon· West Shade; John Proffltl, a CS Ohio State Deparunerd of lDdua, f ,_... tv Ulter d ... .... You)' "J',v_e ~9t J.lbyt)lm,~'. aqd _ de ft U trial and Economic Development .o f t.\IIU; c:~ ·g . . • Win . • an -j:Jl North Third Avenum;- Mlddl• .a. ~- BiVU'~- :.."""... ,. • ,., . KUn cotA· a~ his aont ~ d. • em tbb Pro 1 Nov. 2 by the governor, will I . hall ser.ved a ·Ioeg · ter~ . . ~h~ port following a prolonged"" ill· ~ extreme norUl-east fann at Gteat 8eod; Charles Kina:. b.a.ve as bis topic the aiml aDd I' ltloundsvUie "Penlt.enUary for . a~·- ~.neu. It also features the minor-key county than in any ~vtDe, a ~ and Cbarles · objectivea be eoaeeives the Jegia~d robberyd~e_ Ia fa~ng ~3 ~re::··· ·' She was born in Monterey, qu-ality of the song-story, "Light ·ln•adthenRy, Lung Bottom." doe, at 11ture set Out for blm earlier mg an e mg c arge m ' Mexico, and was the daughter of ·bouse" and finally the deligbtful aan un. tbls year. It wHl be Mr. ·m nd Oct. 21 robbery of the Kelroy the late Be. njomin E. cross. sur- festival of exotic, rom:mtic 'and The season close~~ w,·u· today ms at - 5askP· Pions were •ompleted Friday sons • r·m t pu bi.1C appearance •~ eh J 1 8 . Club Night ~ ng th t sue-u!ul hu tecall lor the MJ'ddle~ High "·bool fore such a gathering, Preston ·Middleport police investigated · of a tarem. oa Ia a•., · "'" 1 viving are her mother, Mrs. Zelia ' tem"""'atuous strains two Jccldents Friday evening and Somewhere along the road of \Cross and a sister, Mrs. Ernest free Latin-American HoUds)'. '·;J!I,}.lJ., .. Il't 01• a '"'" n ... a:oo; "d 222 reP9rte4 heavy property damage lif"e ·thts mm wttb a reai u.leut Lewla, both of Middleport. l The ahowmobile ia appearing 1 to report their ki1ls. Marching to be in Galli· Alva Grover and Horold in one.. n ' tu:en a wrong t11rn. His Two brothers and a siater pre- bere under cq...sponsorsh' ot the Wl polis today where they were to MIK"k, visited Tbunday with Col118 1 James Middleport, had pamt.&ngs on tlle J¥11 WltiUS show iceed her ln death: Her busband, Army Recruiting Service ani Wltake paR--." in the parade preced- Ji&on and secured his coming parked h1s car on the right sl.de promise. Tbey are done onl)' WU.b. ·Fred A. Thomas, d1ed a year ago. hama HiSh School. M..Sgt. Paul ing the resentation of "One For here. The Jan. 25 event will be a As .a rumlt o! an accident at The Road" a free production of dinner meeting, and be entirely ot the street near tbe Sportsman& regular inside eniunela 00 tbe . Sbe · was a member of the KaUage, Principal Clyde l'oJey the U. S. Second Army's ahow- non.-politieaL The speaker wiU GriU on Locust St., aDd left it. rollill walla of tbe jill whicb Middleport Preabytetlan Church, and Band Director Tom Reed life Winfield, W. Va .. Jan. 4. :mils toIt was struck bY a cttr driven by have been scarred. bl' yean of Evan11eUne t:;hspter of Eastern · handJiDI detaili. talling $Jll,o614 have been mobile. The show will be in the bring aeveral of hiJ statf with him A. . 47, Middle· 1mutilation by a, lana: parade of. Star Lodge_ and the The curtain rtaes at 3 p. rir.. to· in Kanahwa Cuunly distriet court High School The Chamber a1ao authorized 0 port, pushed over tne curb, and priaonerl. Pete ~ClOua· 1\!Uddle- glon AuJdbary. ., . .morrow in the' g,ym. It 18 free. in behalf of three ~.teigs Count;; i Preston to appear before CounUlto tne porch of the Grill . 1-' ......-. baa taken an . mterdt m the R Friends at the residents. persons lost their I --' ISSIO • st·u d~n t d.tree:t or Bob. p rea t on cil next Monday night ta ut tbat ,. ... ., II ,.. will be F received al lives in theTwo accident • E&Uma1-ed dam•ges -were $600 paintings and bas been supplying aw ngs...._.oatJ uner Home unMrs. Rose M. Patterson, 28 , and . The budget for Me1gs Co11nty will dll"ect the banll tn ab- gtoup to grant free parking priWltn paint and otner do- tt,l time of Monday at. 2 . 00 her hltsband, Paul. 28, Rutlat.d, and . highways for IS60 has been pre- sen«_ of Geor'e Dalla11, vileges uptown the four shopping to the Iron" and s1de. Harrison's ear · Rev ocloek at . the Ru funeral w1th Christmu · · wu to thdamaged. I t and e&tima\ed 'd -..~ natuulli 11... 11 e oeen made. Howard It home offl I t" g Miss Judy Slawter,· 18- Mlddi.epon, par cd by . th e bo arrl of comm 1II&- wh o IS 1.n. Chtea.£o a ttend mg the days Newbefore of!J'cera wJ'II .:•• over at ..,uv e ron an. 11 e. ...'"' .KoDen.b woo uorn 1n S~lnl· ppe .' · c a _m • have asked damages naming as de loners w1th tht' foUGwlng e:x.pen- Band Cltntc. Jim Hood ia the ........ craan at. 6::l0 p. m. field (JD10 t)I.H gJVel bit addreae Burial will be made m the Riverfendanls Cecil Facemire, sheriff of approved from _the auto· Drum Major to lead the band. the next meeting in January. .flarrlsbn was arrested b)' P• 1 11 U.onwn' w •• tl.e hit prenta view Cemetery, _ Broxton co.unty, admmistrator of m_oblle Ucenae and gasohne lunda supt, McComas planned . t(l ac- Tbe11e are Ed Baker, prellident; trotman ueweese . tor DWJ nve. He 88).1 trhu 11., went through The Saatern Star Lodge 1 will the estate of Larry Gail Sirk, Sut- htghway ul1ry $6.000; company them to Gallipolll. Ken Mi:Elhinney, Yice president a(ld w1U appear this evenin& be- mnth ,craoe ID scnoot, and baa CQnduct services at 7:30 o'clock. ton, W. Va., and Donald Slrk, of of _employes, $1810; , Other banda partttipatina: iD John8 Werner, treasurer and Mn. 1 1 tore Mayor C. o. FJaber. had tome art insti-ucu.u·n m ni&bt Raymond Hood died at the Dock, w. va., owners of the car supphe• and stattonery, $1:i0. Un· the parade were to be the Gallia O. · Stout, secretary. E ti t d d f ci&Siea at t.be West Libert.)' t..:oi-- M ..IcC! k D" Meigs General Hospital Friday af- which collided with the Patterson der road maintenance and repair Academy Hlgb Scbnol ban4, dirs rna : amages o $370 wll lege In Wheeling where lh· r • ..1.' U ey aee . ternoon at 3:45 after an extended -compensation damagea, ect.ed by A. Kimb.tl Suiter; the RALLY .., IS bEC: 14 reported Y PatroJman. Ike Neal su·uctor was Peter Boden, of. ;\tAg Of 82 Frida lllneS8. . car. _labor blred dlrect, $138,000 North GaUia band, dire<;ted by I The. Cburch of Christ Youtb In an accident m wblcb 1 ~r ureenwiJb VU.1age, N. '). hi! • • e . Y · KiJJed In the accident were Lar- mater1al11 $93,000. Other expenses Mrs. Roulie Bail., and the Kyger Rally lS Dec . . 14 at Bradb.1D'Y . d. ... ......, .... d h d was pon June -8, ry iirk, 20, and his stater-inowned and dr1ven by Jobn Rich- no-r ••y · et·tort' lo KU __ ., 011 >,. 1.1neral eervkel .for Joh.n 1890 Mrs. Hood born · 1aw, wor 1unens • c-ompensation ...--vv-00 creek High Scbool band · directed Cb urc h or Chr1&. t All are 1nv1 te d. 11 1 1 ,. w ld Sh . mopd , E ast Mam St., Pomeroy, ~·~m,;nl• but ••• worked eome . McCo~aSil:ey, 112, who dted at hta h 1·1 an sba ave 69 m omeroy a Mrs. Wllma Jean S1r k, 22, Co1um- coun tY,s portlon o1 wor ker& re- by William Ever1100 . was struck from the rear aa he as 1 SJin p.ainter. m _Raeiae about 4:1!J p. m. er I e. e was years o · e 1:) ll 000 road h TURN iNTO MOl •topped traffic. Rober,. waa arrested bf Hunt· I nd•Y wul be held Monday at 1 was the daughters ol the late Wil· uM,,, Patterson lost the sight of ' NEW DELHt UP''.l.De .lUchmond .car was atrud: in&tQn offiten wben be crosaed P· m. from the Ewing Chapel Uam and ::rgaret NeutzUng of one eye and suffered severe facial structlon: eompenution a n d BULLITIN Raj..-tdra ,,...... entert•lned •t by one driVen by Vincent Xn1Jbt, tbe brldge into t.ba.t. cl.U" after the t\ev. John Elwood offi· Brt.eJ)' He 18· ' lacerations. Mrs. Patterson reeeiv- damages, $9SOO. BUENOS AIRES, ArvtnthM · "at heNna,.. for Prtlidllll El.Pomeroy, w.bo cUed to Ma)'or ,oeal ofueera had alerted the po- elating. 1'he deceaaed is survived by her e4 fractures of the nose and tlbs, Brlda:e aDd <:ulvert eonatruc-- UPI-A revolution tM• br*:en anhower f1Miay MM4 IAOO of Fl8ber'a court toDlibt on a ebara:e J1Ce there ~ from &be KaJ,fo)' He ~s survived by two sons, husband, Raymond, one ton Mil- f~al euts and utber Injuries . Miss Uon: contract work .,.,000; labor out In P•NIIUIIY aa~tlnst the New Dtlhl'l eltt. tui'Md it Into of not baVlbg his vehicle under roDberr ,; found 'llia W ' Cecil, at home and Jaro.s, Ohio ton, Middleport; anll a dauib:ter. Slawter suffered lacerations and , employed dired:, $17,000 and ma- .....-nment of Prftichnt Gen. audt a molt teeM tMt lnclian 111 · · · · View~ Pl., and a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Betty Swan filso of Middle- bnrlaes. 11 , terialt $20,000; m•lntenane-e and AlfredO -...uner, .-.porh ami U. S. security hMI to :control. Dama1e to Ule l\lebmon·d car WI& set .at $175 aDd _to tbe p lti . D Are 'Mildred PbiUlpa, MmersviUe, 0. 1port, and flve lfln'dchildren, Jlm, The suitl were filed by the law repair or brldgee and culverts ..._.. th• .., ...an. llorder town lock· •rm• in • ...W. rlnl to Kniaht ear, $ZOO. UD ve amqea Interment wlll be in the ~lne John and Sam Hood and MariltD firm of (..'row, Crow and Porter. $15,000. of ........ sakt today. pm"ed tha Pnaldlnt. . Grove Cemetery in Gallla County and Betty Swan. .. Pmneroy. · ln another Middleport ·p olteal Asked In , .,_;,...a) Suit It --e . · near Danville. The followina: brothers an4 sisaetion, Ned Call, Middleport, waa 8 amJJted for into:r:lcation a:nd will for rMI and punitive dam· ten also aurvive: Nor,man · Roland I"L!ldr 11&111 W bav,e .• hea:tlnl tcml&bt. . a_&ts in ' tbe amOUR\ -of ia i ti.aymond NeutzltDJ;: au' of aded. by Jobn Wtnaer•• .MfdGINIIt.AL HOSPITALo - Pomeroy; and Clarence of Long #' . , d,lt~pport, at:ainat :tJ~e ~ew York Admatted: Harley Slac~. ·-Pbm- a;ov , w ..l , ~rs. Louise Mcl!:lhinny, IM.ITH~ tl. OITI DIIR i,.;entraJ Ra.~ad, HobSon. eroy; Mrs. Betty Diddle, Raeine; o~"uod.~.-part· Mrs Ruth Karr Lead() ~rt - ~IUl, 81, Long · ~ottom In · his. peU~on : We~er cl_alms Mrs. B~rnice Dudle~. Mason City. 1u.g · , ........ ;' Mr~. Hylda of ELBERFELDS The following were appointed by lbe president to aerve on tbe kitchen committee to serve the anaua..l banquet to the Homebuilders Clau nut Tuesday: Mrs.- Ernest Lallance, Mn. OICU Roush, Mrs. Leo c~ lin. c. E. vance, ws. Hom~ Joou and Mn. George Hudson. entt ne at e lllAKI TROUBI.I NIKOOSA. Wia UPa-Pranda liMn, 19, wu M hla wtY t• the korbel ..,... to ... the lwekN on hia trvdr: fixed wMn th• · brakes f•iled Md th• trvck am~tlhetl thi"'Utth the ......."' alaas window. The- ..,.ao chargad him $500 ThirdB&E Draws Probe Into Syracuse bone surgery at Holzer Jiolpltal Sbe expects to be home the first ot not week. AT CHUCKLE FOR Tot • • ••• Tbe RuUand p.~onday at 8 P· ' f":'attoticL '""' -' PTA m:; In · the ., . . ·., L J , ,.._ . . . ~ ~o.~~-· mllrDin£ ~~' Mystery F....... . Of 1he Wleek If �·- ·- . . . -~-- -~---- I THE ,;DAILY SENTtNlL Co111111entatin~ .. _.. ..... ... .... · •· . ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 12, 1959 BE A SANTA ClAUS Laurel Cliff Personal News Have AMerry Christmas, But Be Careful \ I I ,. Fire Marshal McLaughlin said we can not put our trust in so ca-lled flame-proofed trees as there is no positive method for flameproofing trees. Underwriters Testing Laboratori~s. Inc. does not approve any flameproofing material or processes as positive fire protection for Christmas trees Some treatments are not only ineffecth·e in pre· venting the spread of flame but also libera·t e volumes of smoke and fumes beyond those hormally given off by a burning, untreated tree. Underwrlters Laboratories. Jnc. jg uf the opinion that setting Christmas trees In plaih water, as has been advoca-ted by the National Fire Protection Associatioll for ; many years, may reduc~ the ea~e of ignition of the tree to some extent and make them less susCeptible to fire . Even with this pre· ... caution, however, Christmas trees still pre!ent a· very severe potential fire hazard . Fire Marshal McLaughlin urges that the limitations of name-proo£ing be recognized and that the following precautions be taken to prevent the tree from catching fire. -Cut a living tree or purchase one that is freshly cut and green. To test a tree for fresh· neas, bounce butt or tree hard on the ground. If needles shower down, tree is dry and not ) ! .· · I ' Heath Wscs T o MeeI ,. ~ f \ Next Monday evenlna the WSCS of th.t Ht11th Methodl1t Church or Middleport will meet at thl!! church • ~~~·~ wtth II ra. ,.....,e .........mae as ih e 1r wotthlp leader. Mrs. M. l •. French will havl! elu.rge ol the proaram and the ho11tt111 for tht eveninR will be Mra. C. A. Emmith, Mn M11x Rollor, Mrs. Duld Miller and Mr1, H. K. Woodaerd . ..,.. ..... ..,_ DAILY CROSSWORD DOWN .__ ::~. t.'OIIGJa•• UDdcii:!N U.00Wlt01. l.llorllna I.Nott~ a.Futen &.l!alaeto4 B. Repllel a. '"' 'l'tar ,_ Topthor •• pt..., ot4 ......., 1f.l'laee SO.WIIhen4 ,.. .,..,.talltl oc - It). .... II. flhblto lunplo 'fODj\y AND YESI'J'I);'RYEAR mas m: CliFT EXCHANGI The Daughters qf Ruth Cla1s .of the United Methodist Chur~h will meet MOnday at 2 ~. m. in the church parlor for tbelr annual Christmas party and gi£t 'ex;ehange. • • Group MISStonory Observes Yule SeOSOn Th UrSdOY . property of Idonia Parker lo Syracuse. l.fr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence received Word of the birth or a aon to their dauahter. Mr . and .Mrs. Ronnie Mnn Gf PGmeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Russell Spencer of Cheste1· were Tuesday gue1ts o1 his aunt, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wayne Brickles. - - - -- - L- / Mostly Auuuf Peop e A N 1£Xperlences S avy • 1 Rec·a IIe'd By sen·tine ~ . . '-Y Low•ll Wln.,.tt 8 .0 11 1 18 1 1 Ho..,ver. war was browing ••d ""~" Allelnfwas ordert~d tho! i'lotrfolk, yal. e t dn a Navy 1 p, eavin• n 1 to follow him half way artliJld the worltl with two small chilllte.D and antther ' aoon to be born. l··. lt\OdltN>torfolk, Mr1. Hil1 esta!:.li$1¥1 home and her huabttld, than lhe required"•! wI•fe worker · Hill sold the rt>lirement furniture, dh'"?ve the family ~ar to Miami and :; ippptJ it to Panama via Cuba. 'rV:Ih the three children she flew by airliner tu AI!Jrook Field on the Pa·r· ·d f Cl 1c s1 e o Panama and by a small plant:' lO France Field (Ill the Alantil· cu.tst. The Hill family was in the Pan· ama Canal Zonr. when World War II exploded with the Pearl Har· bor attack. Mrs. Iii II and her three children were not evacuated until Lhe following April when they sail· ed fur New Orleans on a Unlted Fruit en. ship through the sub· marine infested Atlantic coastal waters twd lhe Gulf of Mexico. They moved by day and laid up tn port at 11 ighl, traveling without escort or guns. A. 11 passe11gers were required to wear life preservers constanlly, even thl! children ~ an.d It was not until the ship anchored off thl' mGulh of the Mississippi to wait for n pilot that she felt safe enough to bathe the children. a to;pee~odPaJsa~a~~~ ~~~= :~s ::i~: Apple Grove Sooiety Events on her ani val in Ntw Qrleans after evacuation from Panama. Mrs. Hill returned tn Boston and joined her husband a cot.lple years later at Kinilstun, R. 1. where , ahe again established a home where they lived unitl 1945 when Mr. mn was ordered to :;e.a duty again with orders changed at the last minut~ because of the end of the war wnll Japsn. Hill was stBtioned with Ad"ildral Fox, an old friend of long llt.anr.U,Ili at Harrlaburf, Pa. Mrs. Hill rt'malned behind ln Rhode Island lor tht·s pert'od. Mr. Rill retired in · 1946 as a Lieuten· ant it~ the U. s. Navy. awai~lng pilots. Ernelt Covert, Middleport, :re. telved word thl1 week of tlle birth of a daughter to his 1011 By Mn• .._,..,... Reulh Fo'r the past 13 years the Hill! an4 daua:h~·in·law, Airman sec, Mr. and ·.tdn. C.N!(i TbeOOore and loave lived in Pomerby, the only ond CJ.t.- and Mrs. Roler Covert daughter of Colurribua ,• the Jlelmu•n•nt · home they have ever weekend "wltb Mr• .and Jdn~ RAY 34 years ~ of married Ut,e. Uneoln, Neb., Sunday. ])ec. «1. new hlby welched pounds Jielney. J'J'I,'• l• olde1t son li l d_,ctlve on ?.. ~:u.nceo and hll been named Mr. and Mf Charleo Knirh:t/i'll Haonllt!'m, OhiO, •poi!io lo,.e, ~ .• .dl~~b e tra flnarol o,.!rrvelttlerehemehnlnt.dThhle~-.~•· ~~.aann~ f~~.'61r:"~tgc::::"':, a first lkmtedllnt ' in the .. r- .. ~ ........,.... • Jn. Japan o.nd Robert is Mn. Carl An.denon of furnltl,J.re for a perma~rit attending barber )!ollelf> ln. ColumNeb., and Mrs. Gilbert 1ii(,jjOI~In Norfolk their third a. ~~j;:~~~:f~~n w&s called to hl.s bus. 'Jifr. Htll is nu\t emplOyed u ColumbWJ. I' wu ·boml tn lt!?. Rl .. fl on a river boat. Ru&· lnveBt.i.llat<~r for the common Pleae \ftte abandoned Wl*t• . is employed on a sand cautt. · N_at.io~al waa .;df d.l•&er. As for Mn. HiU, after so acti'l'e Jump Wal Nancy Picken• rtf Letart spent a· life, she 11 not ec>ntent/to ldmplJ Mr. Hill, Sunday wtth C<ln.nle Andenon. keep bouse 10 ~he worti pa;rt of >~~~~~~~~~~~w~aoi_titO The Fairview Cbureh will pre- each day a't Tbe Daily Seritin.e1. ~ a Chri1tm11.1 pro,llram Thurs- •n.t ~£~~f::.::.·~:: ::::~ Hl)'man and Wallie Stover were talled ta Parken.burt due to tht ~tb of their brother, Ceell StO\' t..rirnm. Billr W.a faftfterl)' 1 for \be alrllne about whith film wu ~aC!Irn~. JioiU 11\d dwlndlloC - - -- a senior at Racine High Sl$ool describes a Racine buketba)L game in the latest edition of The Ec-ho whi<:h we thought was worth repeating. . 'Twas the day of the ball g'ame, When all through the schooL All the students were busy The teachers were, too. The ball su1ts were hung In the lockers w1th care . that our Tornadoes In hopes would soon be berj:!. The bleact"lers were stuffed like sardines in a can As onto the floor the cheer leaders ran. And the ref with his whistle And Coaoh Morrison with his I:,~~ Interrupted by the bu'l!Zers scream. When up from the bl.,chero there rose such a clatter Mr. Wolfe sprang up to see what was the m•tter. Away to the entrance all eyer 11wiftly fi.ashed As in through the doorway the home team diShed The hand played loudly as though · tl:)ey were pros The .strains of our school song That everyone knows. Then what to our wondering eyes should _appear But the visiting team with tlleir cheerleaders near With a little old coach so :'ICed and slow We knew In a moment that they had to go ' More rapid than rockets our Tor· · nadoes ~arne whistled and Coach Morrison shouted and called them by name: Now Birch, now Cole, now McKeLvev Price ; .and .. · w· h On Weese; ori c)lfe, on Gr! am, and · Parsons, To the top of the rim lay that basketball Now dasll away, dash away, dash away all. . So up (rom the huddle, the boys how they ran . 1 With ·their bealls ·full o play!! And the ball in their hands; · _, .. ·, t.. Anu Uien .we near Coach Morrl· Bon excla.im, ,'Walrh thai ljalll Move that bat!! Quit eyeinl 'thit dame!" · , _ we sat 1n our own ch osen .na.· seat.!! With I toke . in one hand and a hot dog to eat, Coach Morrison'~ droll Jittle moUth was dr-awn .JIP llke-fl A playlett was presented with Mrs. Joseph Cook reading the part about Mary and Joseph and then Rev. Ral9h C. Zundel s~:~ng "Holy N1ght." Mrs. J. E. Fosler read the part about the shepherds and the group song ''While Shepherds Watched Thilr Flocks." The part of the wise~en \\'a's read bY Mra. Lorain sterrett aftf'lr which the ~roup san& •'We Three Kings." Mn. Stephenson gave t h e return· 1ror1 Bethlehem with the group sln.li!lng "Joy to the WOrld." Prayer b.'T the Rev. Zundt!l -closed the program after which the group adjourned to the social room which WBB dttorated: with hOlly. ~w, A des~crt course was served from And the hair oo his head was ~ tAble with red covter, centered getting iray, we know. with a manger s~ne stuTOunded ·by The piece of a pencil be held doll~ representing various nations. tight in hia fillt All broken and mangled for the, fifat basket we missed. RHII SETS , CONDITIONS His forehead now wrinkled, his SEOUL. Korea tJPI-Presldent smUe now chill, Syngman Rbee old Friday he Lol 8 baSket .was 'scored and tbe would not take oll!Jce lf elected fana ~~Creamed for DiU! for a fourth term in 1160 if South Tlle co~ch jumped to his feet and Koreans elected a vk:e prelldent his smile plainly u.id, r rom aoother part y. R"nee urged ·~Fear not for ·the ume, you have the constitution be ameAdnd to nothing to dretd!" . pro\(ide for -the e'ectlon ol~ • pte- The team got In 1 trlde as they tident and ·vice president ~ on .taced dqwD t.l:le floor aingle · ticbt: Opposition Dtmocr , 'TO ' tbe roM of the crowd J'ohn Chang was eJected vice pte· 1'be:1 made ,ICDftl after score. mident in the 1D58 eleetion1. The game ended-we won by a '" flPtte, f41\RINII TI4ROUtlj4 , HONOLULV · UPt-Mre. Nih• And whet •p.ranlt up but the coath nette rr.t, 38, qf Sl Pltet'iburl', of ~ foee. Fli.• a vlctlm 'of JQ"aqoma ~IP" I He .Praft« to · bfa bus, to bis eer and ul'(,en\1)' 1D. nfttd ot bl~ telui"'.(JiVe a whllltle, I:Ol I! Chri1tmaa ~t F.J:~ And t~~y" ~ fltw lib the doWn from U marines. ~four vol,IP.l of a thiaUe. leei-s re~tPonded to an apPeal But I helltd blm explain as they 'from Mrs. J1'ost•! brrtthe,, a~nt . droVlt out of lilbt aunnecy Sgt. •pb ~ P_bythlan, "Golly, Jt awe was l heck of i to .join him ~. d!lnaU~ blood,: _ _ _n_lg.:;_bt_."_.' -::;;:---t-:.---· J '' CON ., toll, ilia ...,.. - - -- Prieeo to ,......, - JKNDeWbtlt loft~ la 1180 tbQ iD for mottturt IDd tllt IOU"• a,.. cone maka a perky bit. 11H, uy Ohio State UlliM:IIItJ eit:J to deliver it ut ll'ftilll COLUliBUS - Farmers eaa Wea~m Ohio eountiet and the u you're autlac JOW' pia ExteDJion ecoa.om:Wa. Colla will place 111 ol thll ;,eu'• corn under )liahe~ price in Eattern Obio makina: 1 deep diab 01 top oOo ed&e Up1Jard. prlce 1upport. Tbey are eUJlble counttet. pie wil1 reduce your ehaneet oOo Chlorll\e In the ol to vse Commod.Jty Credlt Corporfl~ing com under loan at tbe 10117 erull. U ,ou ba..-e a bottom Ia~ blach farm borrowinl trea.d it arr ho.bol4 aUon loant regardleu of their price support in effect in hia eoun cruJt _ mate it Ull.n. Bruab it bela& oaed ell-If to aec:ordiJII to Oblo il · com ..eru&e, 1aya Wallace Barr, ty a;lves a farmer the oppo""tunity with unbeaten eu wb.lte or butter tornd aulphlll' water problem~, Exteuloo ~ Ohlo State u~lvenity ExteD1Lon elt.her to market hit Lorn or and chill belore tilllnc. Some pea. loanJ in sep. aeeordinl to Ohio State Unlftr· economiat. keep it under loan, whld! ever il pie prefer freednl their n'Uit, mJI1Imt dol- Jd17 Zdenllon atrtcultw'll tDilthe more profitable. then filllnl tt 'With 1 fruit and au· lut Jal'. neen. In regulationa nd ....1 their Tbia cbange oOo Barr points out, C<lme about u 1 Barr notes that it the market pr mixture a a"""' nc 'II eruat. Frab or tror.en fruit ...,-u I -,--.,--.,--:-;----DurlDJ the Jut 17 yean. qri· h result of a com referendum held price for com r1eet 10 l at 11 wt the belL Don't slit the top crud cultural effldeney tw. tmprol'ed in December Uf06. At that time be mGre profitable for the farm· in a raw pie. CbJil, wrap, aDd u muc:h as in the 120 lean prefarmers voted to drop acreage al· er to sell on the market, he may freeze . Your baked plea may allo Frozen lemooade IJ l!lwayl a for makinJ punch. You vlOUI. lotmentl on 1959 and tublequent do 10. This means be will have cOm crop1. The referendum decl· to repay the !olin, plu1 3 .~ per be frozen. C.O tr7 a feltiYe ,Piee4 bot 1k>n al10 provid~ that corD cent mtere1t. U the pnce of Wheo you're ready to .ene PJIIDI a ~berl'y or apple eombl.oaUon. Combine 1 anal~ have prtee euppport •t 90 per com does oot riae et)ough to )'our pie, un,.,TaP. and plaee It in ~IIEIING cent of tbe average prict recelv· make a pront, the fanner ean an over at 3!0 d~preu for 1 hour e~n of lemonade wttb 1 larp Wllll A ed by fumen in the tb.ree · pre- deliver the cor:n to CCC instead or more. or about 15 minul.et more 01. can ot aPJ)le Juice, 2 llkb of cedlna yean, but not leu than ~ of repaying the loan. Whr.n CCC than unfrozen pies. Slit your clnn&mOD, and 1 level tabltspooo pereen( of parity. The natlonal takes over the ~orn. there are oo after the first & or 10 mtnutet of of clovea. Heat your lfttsture to average corn 1upport price In ef· no add1tlonal charees. bdinJ. TbaW" your bated frult botuna. then allow lt to ltlnd Z or ""'-!-eVfeet for the 1959 crop it $1.12 a The Agrieuitwal Stabi!i.utiOD ph~• ln your ~en at ID>O .depees 3 houn. ltemO¥e the IJrieet; u4 U. Bat~ bu1bel. In Ohio the support level Committee In each county, Barr for 10 to lD m.taut.ee or tha.w the• beat wbcn JOY're rud:J to llfli'VI, A No-Tou,bl varte1 from $l.lt W tl.21 a bu· aaya, can supply detailt on the at room temperature. eoffee cerate O'fflf' a u,lated c:udle ahel. Tbe lower price prevaUs in 1939 corn loan program. Fat·rlcb eookiea and bar eookiel wW proftde a cheer)' .,.., to lOlBI ~Unn' freeze especially well. To prepare ttrVe JoUr puneh. You lllQ' sub1111rUi1115111 &f./est ture Is jellying. Fold In JOUf Ice for the freezer, ehill, and pack Jlltute cn.Dblrr'J juice for JOUI' cream securely and pack intomoisture-vapor •• ice tray. compactly as polllble :~tok...~=n ·-Ie ..... live color. You . Cover with _.. '"" d h ld · other ~ntalnen. Ute ond a UUie boDeJ or brown ...,... ......, 0. lo.leWS " proof wrappinr< an o m your foil, _ polyethylene. 1~ freell:!r untll~erve aerving time . ...... ~~~~~;~Pluta recatly. There's no beUer 1,. tranquUldn&' You can thl.l taaty deuert to freeze your fancy Mrs Nanc Walker thinks this Mystery Farm (s the Roland Bearhs pl~ce in Fl8.twoods. pill than the aatW'acUon of knowj by allowing it to aoften slightly hOllclay partlet lint to The o~ners fuay have a hand_some 5.x7 pri!lt of ~e air photo from Which thiS plate W'U made lng you have a bountiful mupp)i and pUe tt into sherbert glanee. cruahinJ, then pack tbem of frozen goodlea on band fdr' P'reere leftover whipped milk or freezer ttorage. ...:_ lD h amc st Pomeroy by calling at The 'Daily Sen tine I oUtees, Mec . ' . yeur (.'brfatmal hoJidayl. , cream in •mall "gobl" for your To serve, thaw your•.,;;eoo;p.-.al'"n.' ::,.:::=~.:;:...:..:::::...-=-;cc.=--ed coats on this for I!! wall. which ,Mott guette enjoy the type Of fruit dessert garnl&ht!$. their package at room ... ha!l 3% incll studs ia 21c per boatell who makes an easy job of Your children will be deligrted for about ~ hour. You can ~ _ square foot. Baaed on a 20 year life meat preparation. They don't Uk& STOP .a PORTABLE HEAnR v•uguua •• MORRIS ·=:...:::..::..:=...::=..::.:..:.::::..::..:....=:.:c....:..::.,:,c:c:::...:77:--:-.- -,-;:-: . " to . AND SUPPLY ~~~-~~-~~Irt~t~:••~m~tat~on~-;;;~~~;;;~~~~~~~ Homemaker I l New In F . arming :w - - . . . . . . . . . . G - - - -. lnslllatl•On Facts Avru.lable r s I z z LI N . KS At County Extension Office uo:.r~..~~~:~ :.~~:3~:u~: E~:~~~!~~::i~~i::f: 1I CHAR-BROILED STEA new House, New York ctahl thla Is only IV. cenll per ...... to feel gutlty when being enter foot per year. tained by a bO!ltesB with a martyr. 1.., SavingS on wall lDJulatton iJ not ed air. There are. number of ways . By C. 1!. BLAKt:SLEE County ld~tnslon AltM'It, Aari. Insulation, or rather lack of in· jnsulation makes heating cost.s of M.eiga co~nty's farm homes high. EvE"ryone notices this particularly durtng cold spells such as we have weeks I ofI t' had the la~t coup.e ,.,· r·"·t Informntwn on msu a wn """' sulation placed in bomes coati who might be interested in study· •ev,.c per ~quare f~t. ~vtQJs by ing either remodeling or new build· using thia insulatwn is approxi· ings. . . 1matel)' 2c per square foot for nat· While most folll:a figure storm ural gu, S.'c fGr fuel oil, 4.6c tor ":'indows ~nd storm: doors are the LP ps, -and ~.7c per square foot hrsl step m l.naulatron, researc~en lor electricity. have found maulating tbe ~eiling d'!f t tu Js of first importance bet\~ heat There are many 1 eren ~pes travels upward and Is lost more of insulation, which can be uaed h · 1 k 1b t ieeFrcreozeanm"cr'Pea~-':"ajbriam" ....., • swht lr~ed dessert. For your heavier folding lemonade into cream. To prepare and packl.ge quick jellied fruit sherbert, assemble a bo I large fork spoon, cup, w, opened packag~ cf crushed fruit, 1 pint • sel ;;. Green Chnstmas Tree SpeciaJis . t says 1 Protect your tractor with Special FOR. 1 THE DAILY SEHTIH~L RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Wll be a Gin for Ike WHOLE YEAR "MAIL" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONE 602l·X l f • A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION "";;=:.::=;;;;;;~;;::;::;;;;;;;, 1! 18\t Census Bureau Makes New Farm Definition At) POM . EROY, OIDO atJon sho?.ld be gaven .to msulati~~ ~onstrucZ:n of course cull down cup ,boiline water. Put your cmllngs hrst, then wmdows a openinga b~t insulated building tin powder in the bowl of 'Tr07fJ1 doors and wall& last. . board iS' onl sllghtlf better than fruit, tum it over, and gently~ tlo1'any ~ral h~mes con;ertmg wood in institaung value. it epart as it thawa. By the time to u::~e of tuel Ol or gam. ecause your fruit is separated yoill' mix· of the convenience over Ultnl coal The value of storin windows can 1 ':::.~::.:::..cc::::c:..:.___:____ or wood. This is particularly true be shown through the fuel neces· when older people are concerned sary to offset the heat lost. ln an ef so comparaUv~ c~sta are of inter· ordinary house with 20 double • est to ail constdermg some change. hung windows without storm 1nsulatmn w1U add much to the sash or weather stripping tllis Joss comfort of a home e:'en though no i..H estimated at 700 gallons of fuel change m the heating Sylltem or I oil or 8200 pounds of eoaJ yearly. fuels is to, be .considered: AnotheT measurement of heating COLUMBUS-What is a farm? The apphootaon of two mch rock value• is found in the various COLUMBUS-Make Christmas The U. S. Censu/1 Bureau, now en· woul bats in ceilin.gs has been fuels. Electricity i1 conaidered a safer time at your house by green tree. gaged in taking the 1960 Census shown to effect savmg of ~.4e per lOO% efficient, natural 1~1 and seleCtiDg a fresh, of Agriculture, has come up .with square foot per year when ,Lhtl fuel LP gas 75'/. efficient', fuel oil Test the branches and needles used was n¥tu,a:al gas. Wath fueli7Q% efficient and c~>al 6CWo. for fresbneH by flexing them, a new definition. says w. E. Stuckey, Extension The new specifications call for o1l this savln~s 1ncreased to 10.7c either more acreuge or hidher per squilre tOot;· With LP gaS, thtt Healing val!-fes are ~easured in safety specialist, the Ohio State farm product sales. For a place ~a~iug 1s 13.ic per square foot and BTU's. One kilowatt hour of elec· University. If needles fall off. bet· of 10 a-cres .or more, farm pro· v.1th electncity the savmg increases tridty produces 3,415 BTU's. Fuel ter look for another tree. oll is rated at 11,400 BTU's per A ahipped-ln tree should bel duct sales must be $50 or more w ~tic per square foot ·per year. a year to qualify as a "farm." I 'I he estimated cost of app1ying galloo, natural gas at 1,000 BTU's purchued early and placed in Where the acreage is less than 10 I a two inch mmerul or rock wool per cubic fool, LP gas <at 9,200 water outside the home. If you acr.es, actual salc.l must exceed bat is tic. per square foot . .Based 1BTU's per g~lon and coal at 26.- are buying an Ohio grown tree Jt $250 a year. . on an esumated Jtfe of th1s msula- 1000,000 BTU s per ton. Is not so important to buy it MiH Margaret McDonald, OhJO utHI of 0!.0 years tne annual cost be-l I d b II' early. 1 State University Extension econo· Cflmes .3c per square fo.lt which Many arm an ur an am Jell Before you pla-cet the tree .tn mist, notes that, since 1050, the c•• mpares with 'the vari?us , fuel can make the'!Jselves mor~ co~: water, saw off the trunk at an Census Bureau had labeled a .:!av_;r~gs as indicated above Js htghly fortabl~ this ~m~rtpy s::rmg :: angle. Do this about one inch "farm" an..v property measuring lwurthwhile. I ,rmahon on msu a ~n. dUm w above the original cut. Next eut three acres or more, providi~ Whenever we start insulat~ng do~s and dO:f' .an1 ~ if n: m~ sharp vertical grooves In the 0 · bark near the bottom. Plaee the it produced $150 worth o[ agn· our homes we come to a reahza· mol8tur~ pro ems n e cultural prod\tcts a )'ear. Pro· Lio11 of how niuch moisture is actu· ~e Ag~lc":ltural Exten~on Sel"Yiee tree in a sturdy, Ieakprool bold· perty smaller than three acres ally breathed out in the air ~r wd~fsSISt ~~:nslderatiofn~v~~~'::i er and add water daily. qualified if actual sales totaled evaporatt:d by use of the water m pro em\ e . er on an Keep the water level above the house or even from unfinished or group ama. vertkal groove1. You will ~ sur· $15o or more. -------prbed at the 1 amount of water a · Miss McDonald estimates aboot b-asements or crawl 1paces. In ap· ' minion farms in the U. S. wiU pJyinK insulations lt is impor~ot Cattle bruiaing durinl market· tree wUI absorb, Stucby says. qualify under the new labeL a momsture barrier be on one llde lng and proceulng caused losses When you bring the tree in· This will be a 11ignJrieant decrease of . this insulation. The moisture ranging from 6 cents to $2.77 a doora just before Chrl.stmas, plaee fr.om the number now listed as barrier should be placed next tclt head In a ttudy by USDA's Farm- it away from the fireplace, hot "farmt." 'he eeillng or the inalde walt Tbl! er Cooperative Service. Tbia :air re,Jster, or other place• that stops tbe ni<~isture as close to itl adds up to a 12 million dollar a jl could dry it out, thus creating suurce as possible. • year lost. a flre hazard. Mul~h Strawhernes An understanding of the mois· in thf! air can be secured when Now To Protect Plllnts lure Mulch strawberries In early to we e<mlider that air at 70 deerees mid-December, recommends Eldon can hold 5600 grain• ef water. Banta EKtension fruit specialist When 1ir is cooled to 0 degreea it 1 at th~ Ohio State University. Ap· can hold onl)l 3000 or Blt&btly more ply the mulch after a few hard than one-balf as much ..tf air trav· freeze1. The plants sh()Uld be els through a wall_ with 70 de&rees oomplete1y dormant before mulcb inside and 0 dearees on the o11t· aide then thta moilture condenses io •pptied. A ll&ht covering of mulch pr<l- on structural material• it flodt the wall1. · tects the planta against severe within it too much moisture in U there winter temperatures and helps of plantl the house then some way should prevent "heaving" Alternate freezing and thawing ln. 1.)€! provided for eliminating excess fan3 or otb· winter and early spring tends to mol<lture rruch aa Venti, ' er means. , . force shallow-rooted plantl out 1n insulatina the walls the pro\Jf tbe aoil wbete they die. llulcb reduces lollfl by helpjn.ll blems becomet a UtUe more dWI· 80 blowo co keep the soil temperature cult on old in typea are nearer a uniform leveL .t; Strips, (Porter in ~:r~affa~~~ta~l~e~h~~:;;e~~~c~!r;; ~~~~il~j: ~~P;~~~fo~~~:~s:~:~ ~fi;i~~v~o~:~~::r:l~~o!fohou~ ~~etr~~~~"'~r!dc~~f:u:~ :~i ~ County Extenaion Ofhce on all phases · of building or remod~ll~g of farm 1u1'd urb~n Domes. Thl~ 1~· formation is available to any mdl· viduais in the county or to groups •• cR0ws sTEAK H0usE for your freezer. Subscriptior:t Rates 1 YEAR. .......... - 6 MONTHS . . . . . . . . . OPEN NIGHTS For open nights til 9 P.M. wttll Cluislmas Slarlblg Monday, ---·--·--- December 14th. GENTLEM•fl, 1 enc .... * - ---- ---- · - --~ for whkh .,... -~-----­ There is still time to I..ay-Avlay toys, dolls, gifts with only $1.00 down aod pay balance by Dec. 23rd. We Have The Biggest Stock Of - sublcrlption to The D•llr SentiMI to~ ..... --·-a•---- - --'!. - -- • • • •-- ;. --- • --- • -- ---- •-- ·-- - -- - -• • • Add.... -•• ---- - • ------ • • •-- - ••-a• •-- · • • - - - -• - - - -a--•••••• -- --------------------- ---------------.-- · ------------ Merchandise In Our History. So Come and 5ee Your Friends At We Will Send AChristmas Card Rail's Ben Franklin Store In Middleport Chri ms sr£crm dlitX MIRRO.MATIC ELI!CTRIC FRY SKILLET II . ' . I ~~- ___. ·- Reg. $1U5 Special $12.95 I ' 0 I (,'l: lt l.ll'' l',i" l" ,, I 11 1\' • ® SBAM IRON Reg. $15.50 MIRRO.MATIC AUTOMATIC Aslc 'ur to you ~~~the many nrvl« operation• In our rractar Service Plan . I $AVE \ CCIII • • • YOU Alii~ ft71r5 . YOU "SIGN OF QUALITY" Sugar: Run Flour Mills PHONE.~ "' =.=:-· - · ocoo-v, ,..,.,maoca, ,-.~ao.-.•... - ..- -- COFFEE MAKER R~g. $11.95 Special $1 0.25 POMEROY, O. . E. MAIN STREET i Special $229.00 ' . G•t OL' iUD RIADY' for lollger tractor life '' ' ' CO., INC. loek c.i'ley, Mgr. . · ' ·• .:.~'!.!....~---- ~ $13.95 R::IREVER KNOCKIN6 _ OtJTm '1P AtU. ~"DJUSI' WAITING FOR 'tHe~ Hlii1:) Clllr- . l lll~''l'iil' l i ll d I J• I II ''I HOOVER H WAS $8.00 $4.25 Htw or · Renewal the convenience of our customers this store will be SPEOAL ·l~etll ~~lt _t~_v~ry: !'ime . . . ___ , _ _ _ . ___ . -. . . ----~r_ a tlo w· or. Mra. Roy Donohue and MH:. Earl Adams were Parktrt.burl visitors Thul'l<lay. Sevlll'al from beH .D.tteaded the and thowinf· of the fUm by nev. caatt be held 1t Lt1.art Wednetd., niaht. The Mlidred rum wa• lUlie av.U.blt 'tbi'01lf:h 8Uly Grimm, whD Ja lU at the liOJne of' his pll'fntl,. Mr. abd Mrt.. Em· of the Pomeroy Baptist Churc;h met Thursday evening at the church with members of the church as guests. Mrs. Aten Shain presided at the meeting which opened with an or· gan solo, "There's A Song in the Air" by 'Urs. J. R. Stepllenson and group singing of "It Came Upan the Midnight Clear." A ' reading "Our chrlstmiS Prayer" was given by i~lrs. Shain who also o!fered prayer. waD,urvlontgedt~~ ~~n"d'nes,s setsao iotnh•eiet .... "" • Rio Grande Collc11e students for Christmas. The love gift offering' was dedicated by Mrs. Stephenson. The program and devotions were in charge of Mrs. Stephenson who had fbr her Subject, "How Far Is It To ·Bethleheni Town" and in her talk took lhe group on an imagin· ary tl'ip to Bethlehem, after which the gruup, directed by William Watson, . uan&l :.'Otl Lit~le Town of Bethlehem" {lUd Mts: :·_stephenaon read Luke 2. 15 Mr. and '-in>. difford Longenett have moved to the lclonia Patker property. were The Women's Missionary Society · 11 87lctd•• Fritz Shank in Columbus, Monday . Mrs. Mae Young moved !rom the CINNER SCHIDUL"ID The Friendly Circle of the Fed· erated Church will have a Christ· dinner' at Cirel~'s :R.t:staurant · tueSday. A Christmas at 7 p. party and gift exc:bange wiD be held at the clmreb followinl the dinner. - - -- -· e e~.tyn Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ctulv•lier altended the funeral of her uncle, I Daily Sentinel Daybook J: Birth J':l•nnounned ... By Mr. and Mrs . Murl . Harris, Sl. Albans callt'd on George Renshaw. Pomeroy. .VIr and ~rs Lou Diehl. Pomeroy wt•re t.lir~ner guests of Mrs. Lona Roecher. Chestl!r. , \!r. and }irs Lou DiD('hl and \lrs. Lot1a Roecher WC'rE' tt'Cent _..., - IIIUtt b110U1 eMit/ Faeta for Fllnllen I ·---------.,.., 1 Poet's Corner serve In the neutrality patrol where thtWa h •,•,u;doo Yki~~. fo_ n,et're'"•tbj!:ttfl o c 1 M;s establihs~ed do home 1h H1hme a gain. ~ u•.,, WI unu llre 5 lppe 1TOm reporter 1\as a tendency to emulate Norfolk. I f'J . the famous .ll:eneral who Jallopod off in all dir-tiono. We can't see At Key West il'he had her first ~.. the wood& for the trees so it il no( brush With juvenile delinquency . Today Is Saturday, Dec. 12, the surpritung that it took three weekll She had thought Norfolk was rough day uf the year, with 19 to recognize a story onlyt~ few feet with its quaint habit of "yoking" more day'll to follow ln 19~9. away. people into narrow alleys from the The regular meeting of the Fides The moon is apptoaching ita Mrs. Allen c . Hill, who works in street to rob them. but it had nev· Lmllile. K. of 1'., was h~ld Thun~day Ml phase. The Daily &entinel busineas offfce. er touched her personally. At Key evf'ninl at the hall In Middleport The morntng star11 are Mer· N if r 23 •1 West, then a slOOJ:!Y town uot yet wJth Uerbert Hoover, Charw:allor cury •nd Venua. was a. avy w e or years., C m d r 'di th that t1me she followed her sa~trn the famous Nav~ bi$lt it .~ecame, om an e ' prl!ll ng over e On this date In history : husband to widely scattered ·• 11 • delinquency was !.he g:tef!tfsl prob· ml'eting. In 1792, Ludwia Voo Beutho1tn· ports where 1he malntalned hoffies lem. A llheriff and a deputy com · 1 > Gel "Me Swun, C air! Nehlson~~:a::n~d~; ~~ the age ot 22--paid 19 cents for her husband and r:rowin& fam· prised the only police (urce. 'l'he I 'tui K' onftl,(omeryd o t e his fint music lesson. ily some of them under adverse young people, many of them of 'r'' c h. o P. Lo ge, were In 1850, the book many ·~l>iioh ·land even dangerous conditions. foreign extraction, off-spring of Mr. and Mrs. H111 were murried people who harl entered the Keys or 1 c meeting . consider America's fl;~t best During the meeting plans •••r·ol~~~:~:' wu published- Susan War- in Boston, Mass. , her native city. illegally, were more than the offi. ~rs co'' ld con tI'O 1• nove I, "Th e Wid e, Wid e He was a career Ullor with eight "-"' made to attend the meellnl of 'Wori•d." JHrk.<~on Lod~e next Monday 1 years ~rvlce at the time and Ita· These youths. Mrs. Hill r'ecalls. ino. F1des members are to meet at tioned In Boston where their son. t t J k th H 11 t 7 193~. Japane1e planes Allen c. Jr., was born. In IO"O ·-. roamed In gangs similar to the New e a a P· m. 0 go 0 ac · and sank a U. S. gunboat "' m~- York '2"11'lllS of today, breaking win· 110 " · Nankin.::, Chino, killing two Hill was transferTed to the wett dows, stealing, cutttng fliihermcn's following the meeting, and 'fOUnding nearly JO. coast and his wife followed. T~oy nets and generally- muklng th'em· mt:nt11 or oy1ter •tew were served . and BremertOn, oei"es 11147, J oh n L . Lewra w1th. IJved in Seattle · • obnuxt'ous·. Mr'o. Ht'll had her 8 ~~t.the ml'mber,il and guests pres· his United Mine Workers ~~:·::!~~: c~ft~. :O!fn~ ~~ own cxperhmce wll~n group bom· from the American Feder· Beach in time to experience 'the barded her llome with over-ripe On 'l'u~ fly or thi..H . w~k of Labor Cor the aecohd great earthqQike In 1931 . ~Oh ontnges, Wllh the screen door the Hoover, BrtW:( Wolle. Richard Bai-l •Lime. e. used &reat damage and lots' Of main target. Gath(lring a supply of llt!y illd John Kincaid were in Major Charles 'Chuok' Ufe. ~. , thfi decayed ammunition, •he chas· lipollm ~o .attend the meeting a bell X·tA jet re· ·' ed the offenders and cornered one K or r . Lodge there. at more than two The flf!Xt Mop Will Honolulu, Ha· between a building and' a buard UmH the apeed of wail, Whete Mr. HJII was staUo(\ed fence and used up hor ummunition. at Edwardt V\,lr F"orae at Pearl Hirbor for rive ydh. "H wasn'l very lady·like," Mrt. CaUfornfi. Tlulse were the unevcntrul ye'ln Hill says, "But I wasn't feeling that preceded ttie war. To the H\lls like a lady right th-en. I made him two excltlna events ol the g.. ttltk of oranges." Here'• a thou&ht for todl)': tour of duty wu the birth\' of George Bernard Sh1"' aald: son, Steve. in 193fl In HoboThe war cloud!! continued to ga· "Everythlnl happen• to every· and the visit of President ther a'hd Mr. Hill waa sent f.o the body aooner or later If there ia Roolevelt to the isln about the Panama Canal Zone for duty. Mra. time enough." ume Ume. I I Tuppers Plains News Of The We~k Mrs. Maggie Allen ~ailed on Mrs. Edna Schaeffer. Mrs. J..oQ Diehl is able to be up and around after being ill. Mr. and Mrs.- R()ger Archer and Paul Archer Columbus were Satur· day guests of Mr. ancl M'rs. Lou Diehl. when retiring at night. -Don't place electrical or mechanical toys on or around tree. They may knock over the tree or sparks rrom them may ignite the tree. - When needles start to Call, remove tree fl'orn the home and destroy it safely. - Have a fire extinguisher or connected garden hose handy in case of fire . Should the tree catch on fire, caB the fire department immediately, then attempt to extinguish the fire . Never carry the burning tree outside. You will spread the fire throughout the house. Plan on what you must do ir fire breaks out. If you have a plan In case of fire, you are less likely to panic. Have a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Yea·r. -------- -- Gallipolis visi iofs. ..£..... · derS · M01'I ed R8m1n · In Clttistrftc:JS Seal , 1 ,. SaIes Campatgn 'd l d H0 ld 5 :. Mn. WaUace Brad(or~. e~ecu· FI es 0 ge - live leOI'StllfY of the Me1g1 Coun · .. 1 Regu 1Qf Mee t'1ng t~ Tubertu1ots and Health Auo· Cl&tlon rtported that 2300 re· minden 'were mailed yesterday In Middleport to people who had not been heard '. . · I fresh. - Stand tree in water or snow untn you an· ready to use it indoors. - Just before setting up the tree , saw off the ti'Unk at an angle at least one inch above original cut. - StiJnd tree in water making sure that it is well supported to prevent it from being knocked over . - Keep tree ~ay from sources of heat rfireplaces, ridiators, hot air registers, etc.) Tree should he placed so that standing or fallen. it could not blork the way out of the room or house in case of fire. - Use only non·combustibJe decorations---(metal, gla-ss, asbestos, etc.) Use only U. L. approved Jight sets that are in good cgndiUon for lighting the tree. Be sure the fuse of the electric' circuit serving the tree is not larger than 15 amps. Make sure all lights are turned off before leavlng the premises or ·;;""';;:--:;;:;;;;;;;;.-""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o,l $3>oO to continue to atve the I county the lype of tervices in ·~::t~~~~:~~g TB as they have in - from dur1na thi1 year'8 Seal Sale eampaip. Mfl. Bradford lltreased the faC!t that the notlcea are sent out oo rtmt'nderl ond not to the manner of b~!:s. /'.: of yeaterday $i,71W.OO has been colleeted for tfie Seal Sale campal&o frem t.he 1000 answen received up ta date. The Auoclatlon aent out ~ lettera 'to Meigs Countains this year and are hopina to ral~e . choeolate Ul form the .,... Editorially 'fhe Christmas Season's activities often Center around the Christmas tree. State Fire Marshal Wilson Mrl.aughlin warns that the Christmas festivities may end in tragedJ' un · less certain precautions are taken \\then se leeting and decorating the Christmas tree . Tests have shown that fire can flash through a dry evergreen tree in ten seconds. producing enough flame to start a serious fire in tile home. Loans Available For 1959t. ;;.:~:::~~ Corn Crop.' EconoJDISt Says I.~:~~-=·~ ~~!J:'.= Mystery Farm Of Last Week - Dally Seutlnel, ~ 0., Dec. U,llllt I , ' �·- ·- . . . -~-- -~---- I THE ,;DAILY SENTtNlL Co111111entatin~ .. _.. ..... ... .... · •· . ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 12, 1959 BE A SANTA ClAUS Laurel Cliff Personal News Have AMerry Christmas, But Be Careful \ I I ,. Fire Marshal McLaughlin said we can not put our trust in so ca-lled flame-proofed trees as there is no positive method for flameproofing trees. Underwriters Testing Laboratori~s. Inc. does not approve any flameproofing material or processes as positive fire protection for Christmas trees Some treatments are not only ineffecth·e in pre· venting the spread of flame but also libera·t e volumes of smoke and fumes beyond those hormally given off by a burning, untreated tree. Underwrlters Laboratories. Jnc. jg uf the opinion that setting Christmas trees In plaih water, as has been advoca-ted by the National Fire Protection Associatioll for ; many years, may reduc~ the ea~e of ignition of the tree to some extent and make them less susCeptible to fire . Even with this pre· ... caution, however, Christmas trees still pre!ent a· very severe potential fire hazard . Fire Marshal McLaughlin urges that the limitations of name-proo£ing be recognized and that the following precautions be taken to prevent the tree from catching fire. -Cut a living tree or purchase one that is freshly cut and green. To test a tree for fresh· neas, bounce butt or tree hard on the ground. If needles shower down, tree is dry and not ) ! .· · I ' Heath Wscs T o MeeI ,. ~ f \ Next Monday evenlna the WSCS of th.t Ht11th Methodl1t Church or Middleport will meet at thl!! church • ~~~·~ wtth II ra. ,.....,e .........mae as ih e 1r wotthlp leader. Mrs. M. l •. French will havl! elu.rge ol the proaram and the ho11tt111 for tht eveninR will be Mra. C. A. Emmith, Mn M11x Rollor, Mrs. Duld Miller and Mr1, H. K. Woodaerd . ..,.. ..... ..,_ DAILY CROSSWORD DOWN .__ ::~. t.'OIIGJa•• UDdcii:!N U.00Wlt01. l.llorllna I.Nott~ a.Futen &.l!alaeto4 B. Repllel a. '"' 'l'tar ,_ Topthor •• pt..., ot4 ......., 1f.l'laee SO.WIIhen4 ,.. .,..,.talltl oc - It). .... II. flhblto lunplo 'fODj\y AND YESI'J'I);'RYEAR mas m: CliFT EXCHANGI The Daughters qf Ruth Cla1s .of the United Methodist Chur~h will meet MOnday at 2 ~. m. in the church parlor for tbelr annual Christmas party and gi£t 'ex;ehange. • • Group MISStonory Observes Yule SeOSOn Th UrSdOY . property of Idonia Parker lo Syracuse. l.fr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence received Word of the birth or a aon to their dauahter. Mr . and .Mrs. Ronnie Mnn Gf PGmeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Russell Spencer of Cheste1· were Tuesday gue1ts o1 his aunt, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wayne Brickles. - - - -- - L- / Mostly Auuuf Peop e A N 1£Xperlences S avy • 1 Rec·a IIe'd By sen·tine ~ . . '-Y Low•ll Wln.,.tt 8 .0 11 1 18 1 1 Ho..,ver. war was browing ••d ""~" Allelnfwas ordert~d tho! i'lotrfolk, yal. e t dn a Navy 1 p, eavin• n 1 to follow him half way artliJld the worltl with two small chilllte.D and antther ' aoon to be born. l··. lt\OdltN>torfolk, Mr1. Hil1 esta!:.li$1¥1 home and her huabttld, than lhe required"•! wI•fe worker · Hill sold the rt>lirement furniture, dh'"?ve the family ~ar to Miami and :; ippptJ it to Panama via Cuba. 'rV:Ih the three children she flew by airliner tu AI!Jrook Field on the Pa·r· ·d f Cl 1c s1 e o Panama and by a small plant:' lO France Field (Ill the Alantil· cu.tst. The Hill family was in the Pan· ama Canal Zonr. when World War II exploded with the Pearl Har· bor attack. Mrs. Iii II and her three children were not evacuated until Lhe following April when they sail· ed fur New Orleans on a Unlted Fruit en. ship through the sub· marine infested Atlantic coastal waters twd lhe Gulf of Mexico. They moved by day and laid up tn port at 11 ighl, traveling without escort or guns. A. 11 passe11gers were required to wear life preservers constanlly, even thl! children ~ an.d It was not until the ship anchored off thl' mGulh of the Mississippi to wait for n pilot that she felt safe enough to bathe the children. a to;pee~odPaJsa~a~~~ ~~~= :~s ::i~: Apple Grove Sooiety Events on her ani val in Ntw Qrleans after evacuation from Panama. Mrs. Hill returned tn Boston and joined her husband a cot.lple years later at Kinilstun, R. 1. where , ahe again established a home where they lived unitl 1945 when Mr. mn was ordered to :;e.a duty again with orders changed at the last minut~ because of the end of the war wnll Japsn. Hill was stBtioned with Ad"ildral Fox, an old friend of long llt.anr.U,Ili at Harrlaburf, Pa. Mrs. Hill rt'malned behind ln Rhode Island lor tht·s pert'od. Mr. Rill retired in · 1946 as a Lieuten· ant it~ the U. s. Navy. awai~lng pilots. Ernelt Covert, Middleport, :re. telved word thl1 week of tlle birth of a daughter to his 1011 By Mn• .._,..,... Reulh Fo'r the past 13 years the Hill! an4 daua:h~·in·law, Airman sec, Mr. and ·.tdn. C.N!(i TbeOOore and loave lived in Pomerby, the only ond CJ.t.- and Mrs. Roler Covert daughter of Colurribua ,• the Jlelmu•n•nt · home they have ever weekend "wltb Mr• .and Jdn~ RAY 34 years ~ of married Ut,e. Uneoln, Neb., Sunday. ])ec. «1. new hlby welched pounds Jielney. J'J'I,'• l• olde1t son li l d_,ctlve on ?.. ~:u.nceo and hll been named Mr. and Mf Charleo Knirh:t/i'll Haonllt!'m, OhiO, •poi!io lo,.e, ~ .• .dl~~b e tra flnarol o,.!rrvelttlerehemehnlnt.dThhle~-.~•· ~~.aann~ f~~.'61r:"~tgc::::"':, a first lkmtedllnt ' in the .. r- .. ~ ........,.... • Jn. Japan o.nd Robert is Mn. Carl An.denon of furnltl,J.re for a perma~rit attending barber )!ollelf> ln. ColumNeb., and Mrs. Gilbert 1ii(,jjOI~In Norfolk their third a. ~~j;:~~~:f~~n w&s called to hl.s bus. 'Jifr. Htll is nu\t emplOyed u ColumbWJ. I' wu ·boml tn lt!?. Rl .. fl on a river boat. Ru&· lnveBt.i.llat<~r for the common Pleae \ftte abandoned Wl*t• . is employed on a sand cautt. · N_at.io~al waa .;df d.l•&er. As for Mn. HiU, after so acti'l'e Jump Wal Nancy Picken• rtf Letart spent a· life, she 11 not ec>ntent/to ldmplJ Mr. Hill, Sunday wtth C<ln.nle Andenon. keep bouse 10 ~he worti pa;rt of >~~~~~~~~~~~w~aoi_titO The Fairview Cbureh will pre- each day a't Tbe Daily Seritin.e1. ~ a Chri1tm11.1 pro,llram Thurs- •n.t ~£~~f::.::.·~:: ::::~ Hl)'man and Wallie Stover were talled ta Parken.burt due to tht ~tb of their brother, Ceell StO\' t..rirnm. Billr W.a faftfterl)' 1 for \be alrllne about whith film wu ~aC!Irn~. JioiU 11\d dwlndlloC - - -- a senior at Racine High Sl$ool describes a Racine buketba)L game in the latest edition of The Ec-ho whi<:h we thought was worth repeating. . 'Twas the day of the ball g'ame, When all through the schooL All the students were busy The teachers were, too. The ball su1ts were hung In the lockers w1th care . that our Tornadoes In hopes would soon be berj:!. The bleact"lers were stuffed like sardines in a can As onto the floor the cheer leaders ran. And the ref with his whistle And Coaoh Morrison with his I:,~~ Interrupted by the bu'l!Zers scream. When up from the bl.,chero there rose such a clatter Mr. Wolfe sprang up to see what was the m•tter. Away to the entrance all eyer 11wiftly fi.ashed As in through the doorway the home team diShed The hand played loudly as though · tl:)ey were pros The .strains of our school song That everyone knows. Then what to our wondering eyes should _appear But the visiting team with tlleir cheerleaders near With a little old coach so :'ICed and slow We knew In a moment that they had to go ' More rapid than rockets our Tor· · nadoes ~arne whistled and Coach Morrison shouted and called them by name: Now Birch, now Cole, now McKeLvev Price ; .and .. · w· h On Weese; ori c)lfe, on Gr! am, and · Parsons, To the top of the rim lay that basketball Now dasll away, dash away, dash away all. . So up (rom the huddle, the boys how they ran . 1 With ·their bealls ·full o play!! And the ball in their hands; · _, .. ·, t.. Anu Uien .we near Coach Morrl· Bon excla.im, ,'Walrh thai ljalll Move that bat!! Quit eyeinl 'thit dame!" · , _ we sat 1n our own ch osen .na.· seat.!! With I toke . in one hand and a hot dog to eat, Coach Morrison'~ droll Jittle moUth was dr-awn .JIP llke-fl A playlett was presented with Mrs. Joseph Cook reading the part about Mary and Joseph and then Rev. Ral9h C. Zundel s~:~ng "Holy N1ght." Mrs. J. E. Fosler read the part about the shepherds and the group song ''While Shepherds Watched Thilr Flocks." The part of the wise~en \\'a's read bY Mra. Lorain sterrett aftf'lr which the ~roup san& •'We Three Kings." Mn. Stephenson gave t h e return· 1ror1 Bethlehem with the group sln.li!lng "Joy to the WOrld." Prayer b.'T the Rev. Zundt!l -closed the program after which the group adjourned to the social room which WBB dttorated: with hOlly. ~w, A des~crt course was served from And the hair oo his head was ~ tAble with red covter, centered getting iray, we know. with a manger s~ne stuTOunded ·by The piece of a pencil be held doll~ representing various nations. tight in hia fillt All broken and mangled for the, fifat basket we missed. RHII SETS , CONDITIONS His forehead now wrinkled, his SEOUL. Korea tJPI-Presldent smUe now chill, Syngman Rbee old Friday he Lol 8 baSket .was 'scored and tbe would not take oll!Jce lf elected fana ~~Creamed for DiU! for a fourth term in 1160 if South Tlle co~ch jumped to his feet and Koreans elected a vk:e prelldent his smile plainly u.id, r rom aoother part y. R"nee urged ·~Fear not for ·the ume, you have the constitution be ameAdnd to nothing to dretd!" . pro\(ide for -the e'ectlon ol~ • pte- The team got In 1 trlde as they tident and ·vice president ~ on .taced dqwD t.l:le floor aingle · ticbt: Opposition Dtmocr , 'TO ' tbe roM of the crowd J'ohn Chang was eJected vice pte· 1'be:1 made ,ICDftl after score. mident in the 1D58 eleetion1. The game ended-we won by a '" flPtte, f41\RINII TI4ROUtlj4 , HONOLULV · UPt-Mre. Nih• And whet •p.ranlt up but the coath nette rr.t, 38, qf Sl Pltet'iburl', of ~ foee. Fli.• a vlctlm 'of JQ"aqoma ~IP" I He .Praft« to · bfa bus, to bis eer and ul'(,en\1)' 1D. nfttd ot bl~ telui"'.(JiVe a whllltle, I:Ol I! Chri1tmaa ~t F.J:~ And t~~y" ~ fltw lib the doWn from U marines. ~four vol,IP.l of a thiaUe. leei-s re~tPonded to an apPeal But I helltd blm explain as they 'from Mrs. J1'ost•! brrtthe,, a~nt . droVlt out of lilbt aunnecy Sgt. •pb ~ P_bythlan, "Golly, Jt awe was l heck of i to .join him ~. d!lnaU~ blood,: _ _ _n_lg.:;_bt_."_.' -::;;:---t-:.---· J '' CON ., toll, ilia ...,.. - - -- Prieeo to ,......, - JKNDeWbtlt loft~ la 1180 tbQ iD for mottturt IDd tllt IOU"• a,.. cone maka a perky bit. 11H, uy Ohio State UlliM:IIItJ eit:J to deliver it ut ll'ftilll COLUliBUS - Farmers eaa Wea~m Ohio eountiet and the u you're autlac JOW' pia ExteDJion ecoa.om:Wa. Colla will place 111 ol thll ;,eu'• corn under )liahe~ price in Eattern Obio makina: 1 deep diab 01 top oOo ed&e Up1Jard. prlce 1upport. Tbey are eUJlble counttet. pie wil1 reduce your ehaneet oOo Chlorll\e In the ol to vse Commod.Jty Credlt Corporfl~ing com under loan at tbe 10117 erull. U ,ou ba..-e a bottom Ia~ blach farm borrowinl trea.d it arr ho.bol4 aUon loant regardleu of their price support in effect in hia eoun cruJt _ mate it Ull.n. Bruab it bela& oaed ell-If to aec:ordiJII to Oblo il · com ..eru&e, 1aya Wallace Barr, ty a;lves a farmer the oppo""tunity with unbeaten eu wb.lte or butter tornd aulphlll' water problem~, Exteuloo ~ Ohlo State u~lvenity ExteD1Lon elt.her to market hit Lorn or and chill belore tilllnc. Some pea. loanJ in sep. aeeordinl to Ohio State Unlftr· economiat. keep it under loan, whld! ever il pie prefer freednl their n'Uit, mJI1Imt dol- Jd17 Zdenllon atrtcultw'll tDilthe more profitable. then filllnl tt 'With 1 fruit and au· lut Jal'. neen. In regulationa nd ....1 their Tbia cbange oOo Barr points out, C<lme about u 1 Barr notes that it the market pr mixture a a"""' nc 'II eruat. Frab or tror.en fruit ...,-u I -,--.,--.,--:-;----DurlDJ the Jut 17 yean. qri· h result of a com referendum held price for com r1eet 10 l at 11 wt the belL Don't slit the top crud cultural effldeney tw. tmprol'ed in December Uf06. At that time be mGre profitable for the farm· in a raw pie. CbJil, wrap, aDd u muc:h as in the 120 lean prefarmers voted to drop acreage al· er to sell on the market, he may freeze . Your baked plea may allo Frozen lemooade IJ l!lwayl a for makinJ punch. You vlOUI. lotmentl on 1959 and tublequent do 10. This means be will have cOm crop1. The referendum decl· to repay the !olin, plu1 3 .~ per be frozen. C.O tr7 a feltiYe ,Piee4 bot 1k>n al10 provid~ that corD cent mtere1t. U the pnce of Wheo you're ready to .ene PJIIDI a ~berl'y or apple eombl.oaUon. Combine 1 anal~ have prtee euppport •t 90 per com does oot riae et)ough to )'our pie, un,.,TaP. and plaee It in ~IIEIING cent of tbe average prict recelv· make a pront, the fanner ean an over at 3!0 d~preu for 1 hour e~n of lemonade wttb 1 larp Wllll A ed by fumen in the tb.ree · pre- deliver the cor:n to CCC instead or more. or about 15 minul.et more 01. can ot aPJ)le Juice, 2 llkb of cedlna yean, but not leu than ~ of repaying the loan. Whr.n CCC than unfrozen pies. Slit your clnn&mOD, and 1 level tabltspooo pereen( of parity. The natlonal takes over the ~orn. there are oo after the first & or 10 mtnutet of of clovea. Heat your lfttsture to average corn 1upport price In ef· no add1tlonal charees. bdinJ. TbaW" your bated frult botuna. then allow lt to ltlnd Z or ""'-!-eVfeet for the 1959 crop it $1.12 a The Agrieuitwal Stabi!i.utiOD ph~• ln your ~en at ID>O .depees 3 houn. ltemO¥e the IJrieet; u4 U. Bat~ bu1bel. In Ohio the support level Committee In each county, Barr for 10 to lD m.taut.ee or tha.w the• beat wbcn JOY're rud:J to llfli'VI, A No-Tou,bl varte1 from $l.lt W tl.21 a bu· aaya, can supply detailt on the at room temperature. eoffee cerate O'fflf' a u,lated c:udle ahel. Tbe lower price prevaUs in 1939 corn loan program. Fat·rlcb eookiea and bar eookiel wW proftde a cheer)' .,.., to lOlBI ~Unn' freeze especially well. To prepare ttrVe JoUr puneh. You lllQ' sub1111rUi1115111 &f./est ture Is jellying. Fold In JOUf Ice for the freezer, ehill, and pack Jlltute cn.Dblrr'J juice for JOUI' cream securely and pack intomoisture-vapor •• ice tray. compactly as polllble :~tok...~=n ·-Ie ..... live color. You . Cover with _.. '"" d h ld · other ~ntalnen. Ute ond a UUie boDeJ or brown ...,... ......, 0. lo.leWS " proof wrappinr< an o m your foil, _ polyethylene. 1~ freell:!r untll~erve aerving time . ...... ~~~~~;~Pluta recatly. There's no beUer 1,. tranquUldn&' You can thl.l taaty deuert to freeze your fancy Mrs Nanc Walker thinks this Mystery Farm (s the Roland Bearhs pl~ce in Fl8.twoods. pill than the aatW'acUon of knowj by allowing it to aoften slightly hOllclay partlet lint to The o~ners fuay have a hand_some 5.x7 pri!lt of ~e air photo from Which thiS plate W'U made lng you have a bountiful mupp)i and pUe tt into sherbert glanee. cruahinJ, then pack tbem of frozen goodlea on band fdr' P'reere leftover whipped milk or freezer ttorage. ...:_ lD h amc st Pomeroy by calling at The 'Daily Sen tine I oUtees, Mec . ' . yeur (.'brfatmal hoJidayl. , cream in •mall "gobl" for your To serve, thaw your•.,;;eoo;p.-.al'"n.' ::,.:::=~.:;:...:..:::::...-=-;cc.=--ed coats on this for I!! wall. which ,Mott guette enjoy the type Of fruit dessert garnl&ht!$. their package at room ... ha!l 3% incll studs ia 21c per boatell who makes an easy job of Your children will be deligrted for about ~ hour. You can ~ _ square foot. Baaed on a 20 year life meat preparation. They don't Uk& STOP .a PORTABLE HEAnR v•uguua •• MORRIS ·=:...:::..::..:=...::=..::.:..:.::::..::..:....=:.:c....:..::.,:,c:c:::...:77:--:-.- -,-;:-: . " to . AND SUPPLY ~~~-~~-~~Irt~t~:••~m~tat~on~-;;;~~~;;;~~~~~~~ Homemaker I l New In F . arming :w - - . . . . . . . . . . G - - - -. lnslllatl•On Facts Avru.lable r s I z z LI N . KS At County Extension Office uo:.r~..~~~:~ :.~~:3~:u~: E~:~~~!~~::i~~i::f: 1I CHAR-BROILED STEA new House, New York ctahl thla Is only IV. cenll per ...... to feel gutlty when being enter foot per year. tained by a bO!ltesB with a martyr. 1.., SavingS on wall lDJulatton iJ not ed air. There are. number of ways . By C. 1!. BLAKt:SLEE County ld~tnslon AltM'It, Aari. Insulation, or rather lack of in· jnsulation makes heating cost.s of M.eiga co~nty's farm homes high. EvE"ryone notices this particularly durtng cold spells such as we have weeks I ofI t' had the la~t coup.e ,.,· r·"·t Informntwn on msu a wn """' sulation placed in bomes coati who might be interested in study· •ev,.c per ~quare f~t. ~vtQJs by ing either remodeling or new build· using thia insulatwn is approxi· ings. . . 1matel)' 2c per square foot for nat· While most folll:a figure storm ural gu, S.'c fGr fuel oil, 4.6c tor ":'indows ~nd storm: doors are the LP ps, -and ~.7c per square foot hrsl step m l.naulatron, researc~en lor electricity. have found maulating tbe ~eiling d'!f t tu Js of first importance bet\~ heat There are many 1 eren ~pes travels upward and Is lost more of insulation, which can be uaed h · 1 k 1b t ieeFrcreozeanm"cr'Pea~-':"ajbriam" ....., • swht lr~ed dessert. For your heavier folding lemonade into cream. To prepare and packl.ge quick jellied fruit sherbert, assemble a bo I large fork spoon, cup, w, opened packag~ cf crushed fruit, 1 pint • sel ;;. Green Chnstmas Tree SpeciaJis . t says 1 Protect your tractor with Special FOR. 1 THE DAILY SEHTIH~L RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Wll be a Gin for Ike WHOLE YEAR "MAIL" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONE 602l·X l f • A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION "";;=:.::=;;;;;;~;;::;::;;;;;;;, 1! 18\t Census Bureau Makes New Farm Definition At) POM . EROY, OIDO atJon sho?.ld be gaven .to msulati~~ ~onstrucZ:n of course cull down cup ,boiline water. Put your cmllngs hrst, then wmdows a openinga b~t insulated building tin powder in the bowl of 'Tr07fJ1 doors and wall& last. . board iS' onl sllghtlf better than fruit, tum it over, and gently~ tlo1'any ~ral h~mes con;ertmg wood in institaung value. it epart as it thawa. By the time to u::~e of tuel Ol or gam. ecause your fruit is separated yoill' mix· of the convenience over Ultnl coal The value of storin windows can 1 ':::.~::.:::..cc::::c:..:.___:____ or wood. This is particularly true be shown through the fuel neces· when older people are concerned sary to offset the heat lost. ln an ef so comparaUv~ c~sta are of inter· ordinary house with 20 double • est to ail constdermg some change. hung windows without storm 1nsulatmn w1U add much to the sash or weather stripping tllis Joss comfort of a home e:'en though no i..H estimated at 700 gallons of fuel change m the heating Sylltem or I oil or 8200 pounds of eoaJ yearly. fuels is to, be .considered: AnotheT measurement of heating COLUMBUS-What is a farm? The apphootaon of two mch rock value• is found in the various COLUMBUS-Make Christmas The U. S. Censu/1 Bureau, now en· woul bats in ceilin.gs has been fuels. Electricity i1 conaidered a safer time at your house by green tree. gaged in taking the 1960 Census shown to effect savmg of ~.4e per lOO% efficient, natural 1~1 and seleCtiDg a fresh, of Agriculture, has come up .with square foot per year when ,Lhtl fuel LP gas 75'/. efficient', fuel oil Test the branches and needles used was n¥tu,a:al gas. Wath fueli7Q% efficient and c~>al 6CWo. for fresbneH by flexing them, a new definition. says w. E. Stuckey, Extension The new specifications call for o1l this savln~s 1ncreased to 10.7c either more acreuge or hidher per squilre tOot;· With LP gaS, thtt Healing val!-fes are ~easured in safety specialist, the Ohio State farm product sales. For a place ~a~iug 1s 13.ic per square foot and BTU's. One kilowatt hour of elec· University. If needles fall off. bet· of 10 a-cres .or more, farm pro· v.1th electncity the savmg increases tridty produces 3,415 BTU's. Fuel ter look for another tree. oll is rated at 11,400 BTU's per A ahipped-ln tree should bel duct sales must be $50 or more w ~tic per square foot ·per year. a year to qualify as a "farm." I 'I he estimated cost of app1ying galloo, natural gas at 1,000 BTU's purchued early and placed in Where the acreage is less than 10 I a two inch mmerul or rock wool per cubic fool, LP gas <at 9,200 water outside the home. If you acr.es, actual salc.l must exceed bat is tic. per square foot . .Based 1BTU's per g~lon and coal at 26.- are buying an Ohio grown tree Jt $250 a year. . on an esumated Jtfe of th1s msula- 1000,000 BTU s per ton. Is not so important to buy it MiH Margaret McDonald, OhJO utHI of 0!.0 years tne annual cost be-l I d b II' early. 1 State University Extension econo· Cflmes .3c per square fo.lt which Many arm an ur an am Jell Before you pla-cet the tree .tn mist, notes that, since 1050, the c•• mpares with 'the vari?us , fuel can make the'!Jselves mor~ co~: water, saw off the trunk at an Census Bureau had labeled a .:!av_;r~gs as indicated above Js htghly fortabl~ this ~m~rtpy s::rmg :: angle. Do this about one inch "farm" an..v property measuring lwurthwhile. I ,rmahon on msu a ~n. dUm w above the original cut. Next eut three acres or more, providi~ Whenever we start insulat~ng do~s and dO:f' .an1 ~ if n: m~ sharp vertical grooves In the 0 · bark near the bottom. Plaee the it produced $150 worth o[ agn· our homes we come to a reahza· mol8tur~ pro ems n e cultural prod\tcts a )'ear. Pro· Lio11 of how niuch moisture is actu· ~e Ag~lc":ltural Exten~on Sel"Yiee tree in a sturdy, Ieakprool bold· perty smaller than three acres ally breathed out in the air ~r wd~fsSISt ~~:nslderatiofn~v~~~'::i er and add water daily. qualified if actual sales totaled evaporatt:d by use of the water m pro em\ e . er on an Keep the water level above the house or even from unfinished or group ama. vertkal groove1. You will ~ sur· $15o or more. -------prbed at the 1 amount of water a · Miss McDonald estimates aboot b-asements or crawl 1paces. In ap· ' minion farms in the U. S. wiU pJyinK insulations lt is impor~ot Cattle bruiaing durinl market· tree wUI absorb, Stucby says. qualify under the new labeL a momsture barrier be on one llde lng and proceulng caused losses When you bring the tree in· This will be a 11ignJrieant decrease of . this insulation. The moisture ranging from 6 cents to $2.77 a doora just before Chrl.stmas, plaee fr.om the number now listed as barrier should be placed next tclt head In a ttudy by USDA's Farm- it away from the fireplace, hot "farmt." 'he eeillng or the inalde walt Tbl! er Cooperative Service. Tbia :air re,Jster, or other place• that stops tbe ni<~isture as close to itl adds up to a 12 million dollar a jl could dry it out, thus creating suurce as possible. • year lost. a flre hazard. Mul~h Strawhernes An understanding of the mois· in thf! air can be secured when Now To Protect Plllnts lure Mulch strawberries In early to we e<mlider that air at 70 deerees mid-December, recommends Eldon can hold 5600 grain• ef water. Banta EKtension fruit specialist When 1ir is cooled to 0 degreea it 1 at th~ Ohio State University. Ap· can hold onl)l 3000 or Blt&btly more ply the mulch after a few hard than one-balf as much ..tf air trav· freeze1. The plants sh()Uld be els through a wall_ with 70 de&rees oomplete1y dormant before mulcb inside and 0 dearees on the o11t· aide then thta moilture condenses io •pptied. A ll&ht covering of mulch pr<l- on structural material• it flodt the wall1. · tects the planta against severe within it too much moisture in U there winter temperatures and helps of plantl the house then some way should prevent "heaving" Alternate freezing and thawing ln. 1.)€! provided for eliminating excess fan3 or otb· winter and early spring tends to mol<lture rruch aa Venti, ' er means. , . force shallow-rooted plantl out 1n insulatina the walls the pro\Jf tbe aoil wbete they die. llulcb reduces lollfl by helpjn.ll blems becomet a UtUe more dWI· 80 blowo co keep the soil temperature cult on old in typea are nearer a uniform leveL .t; Strips, (Porter in ~:r~affa~~~ta~l~e~h~~:;;e~~~c~!r;; ~~~~il~j: ~~P;~~~fo~~~:~s:~:~ ~fi;i~~v~o~:~~::r:l~~o!fohou~ ~~etr~~~~"'~r!dc~~f:u:~ :~i ~ County Extenaion Ofhce on all phases · of building or remod~ll~g of farm 1u1'd urb~n Domes. Thl~ 1~· formation is available to any mdl· viduais in the county or to groups •• cR0ws sTEAK H0usE for your freezer. Subscriptior:t Rates 1 YEAR. .......... - 6 MONTHS . . . . . . . . . OPEN NIGHTS For open nights til 9 P.M. wttll Cluislmas Slarlblg Monday, ---·--·--- December 14th. GENTLEM•fl, 1 enc .... * - ---- ---- · - --~ for whkh .,... -~-----­ There is still time to I..ay-Avlay toys, dolls, gifts with only $1.00 down aod pay balance by Dec. 23rd. We Have The Biggest Stock Of - sublcrlption to The D•llr SentiMI to~ ..... --·-a•---- - --'!. - -- • • • •-- ;. --- • --- • -- ---- •-- ·-- - -- - -• • • Add.... -•• ---- - • ------ • • •-- - ••-a• •-- · • • - - - -• - - - -a--•••••• -- --------------------- ---------------.-- · ------------ Merchandise In Our History. So Come and 5ee Your Friends At We Will Send AChristmas Card Rail's Ben Franklin Store In Middleport Chri ms sr£crm dlitX MIRRO.MATIC ELI!CTRIC FRY SKILLET II . ' . I ~~- ___. ·- Reg. $1U5 Special $12.95 I ' 0 I (,'l: lt l.ll'' l',i" l" ,, I 11 1\' • ® SBAM IRON Reg. $15.50 MIRRO.MATIC AUTOMATIC Aslc 'ur to you ~~~the many nrvl« operation• In our rractar Service Plan . I $AVE \ CCIII • • • YOU Alii~ ft71r5 . YOU "SIGN OF QUALITY" Sugar: Run Flour Mills PHONE.~ "' =.=:-· - · ocoo-v, ,..,.,maoca, ,-.~ao.-.•... - ..- -- COFFEE MAKER R~g. $11.95 Special $1 0.25 POMEROY, O. . E. MAIN STREET i Special $229.00 ' . G•t OL' iUD RIADY' for lollger tractor life '' ' ' CO., INC. loek c.i'ley, Mgr. . · ' ·• .:.~'!.!....~---- ~ $13.95 R::IREVER KNOCKIN6 _ OtJTm '1P AtU. ~"DJUSI' WAITING FOR 'tHe~ Hlii1:) Clllr- . l lll~''l'iil' l i ll d I J• I II ''I HOOVER H WAS $8.00 $4.25 Htw or · Renewal the convenience of our customers this store will be SPEOAL ·l~etll ~~lt _t~_v~ry: !'ime . . . ___ , _ _ _ . ___ . -. . . ----~r_ a tlo w· or. Mra. Roy Donohue and MH:. Earl Adams were Parktrt.burl visitors Thul'l<lay. Sevlll'al from beH .D.tteaded the and thowinf· of the fUm by nev. caatt be held 1t Lt1.art Wednetd., niaht. The Mlidred rum wa• lUlie av.U.blt 'tbi'01lf:h 8Uly Grimm, whD Ja lU at the liOJne of' his pll'fntl,. Mr. abd Mrt.. Em· of the Pomeroy Baptist Churc;h met Thursday evening at the church with members of the church as guests. Mrs. Aten Shain presided at the meeting which opened with an or· gan solo, "There's A Song in the Air" by 'Urs. J. R. Stepllenson and group singing of "It Came Upan the Midnight Clear." A ' reading "Our chrlstmiS Prayer" was given by i~lrs. Shain who also o!fered prayer. waD,urvlontgedt~~ ~~n"d'nes,s setsao iotnh•eiet .... "" • Rio Grande Collc11e students for Christmas. The love gift offering' was dedicated by Mrs. Stephenson. The program and devotions were in charge of Mrs. Stephenson who had fbr her Subject, "How Far Is It To ·Bethleheni Town" and in her talk took lhe group on an imagin· ary tl'ip to Bethlehem, after which the gruup, directed by William Watson, . uan&l :.'Otl Lit~le Town of Bethlehem" {lUd Mts: :·_stephenaon read Luke 2. 15 Mr. and '-in>. difford Longenett have moved to the lclonia Patker property. were The Women's Missionary Society · 11 87lctd•• Fritz Shank in Columbus, Monday . Mrs. Mae Young moved !rom the CINNER SCHIDUL"ID The Friendly Circle of the Fed· erated Church will have a Christ· dinner' at Cirel~'s :R.t:staurant · tueSday. A Christmas at 7 p. party and gift exc:bange wiD be held at the clmreb followinl the dinner. - - -- -· e e~.tyn Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ctulv•lier altended the funeral of her uncle, I Daily Sentinel Daybook J: Birth J':l•nnounned ... By Mr. and Mrs . Murl . Harris, Sl. Albans callt'd on George Renshaw. Pomeroy. .VIr and ~rs Lou Diehl. Pomeroy wt•re t.lir~ner guests of Mrs. Lona Roecher. Chestl!r. , \!r. and }irs Lou DiD('hl and \lrs. Lot1a Roecher WC'rE' tt'Cent _..., - IIIUtt b110U1 eMit/ Faeta for Fllnllen I ·---------.,.., 1 Poet's Corner serve In the neutrality patrol where thtWa h •,•,u;doo Yki~~. fo_ n,et're'"•tbj!:ttfl o c 1 M;s establihs~ed do home 1h H1hme a gain. ~ u•.,, WI unu llre 5 lppe 1TOm reporter 1\as a tendency to emulate Norfolk. I f'J . the famous .ll:eneral who Jallopod off in all dir-tiono. We can't see At Key West il'he had her first ~.. the wood& for the trees so it il no( brush With juvenile delinquency . Today Is Saturday, Dec. 12, the surpritung that it took three weekll She had thought Norfolk was rough day uf the year, with 19 to recognize a story onlyt~ few feet with its quaint habit of "yoking" more day'll to follow ln 19~9. away. people into narrow alleys from the The regular meeting of the Fides The moon is apptoaching ita Mrs. Allen c . Hill, who works in street to rob them. but it had nev· Lmllile. K. of 1'., was h~ld Thun~day Ml phase. The Daily &entinel busineas offfce. er touched her personally. At Key evf'ninl at the hall In Middleport The morntng star11 are Mer· N if r 23 •1 West, then a slOOJ:!Y town uot yet wJth Uerbert Hoover, Charw:allor cury •nd Venua. was a. avy w e or years., C m d r 'di th that t1me she followed her sa~trn the famous Nav~ bi$lt it .~ecame, om an e ' prl!ll ng over e On this date In history : husband to widely scattered ·• 11 • delinquency was !.he g:tef!tfsl prob· ml'eting. In 1792, Ludwia Voo Beutho1tn· ports where 1he malntalned hoffies lem. A llheriff and a deputy com · 1 > Gel "Me Swun, C air! Nehlson~~:a::n~d~; ~~ the age ot 22--paid 19 cents for her husband and r:rowin& fam· prised the only police (urce. 'l'he I 'tui K' onftl,(omeryd o t e his fint music lesson. ily some of them under adverse young people, many of them of 'r'' c h. o P. Lo ge, were In 1850, the book many ·~l>iioh ·land even dangerous conditions. foreign extraction, off-spring of Mr. and Mrs. H111 were murried people who harl entered the Keys or 1 c meeting . consider America's fl;~t best During the meeting plans •••r·ol~~~:~:' wu published- Susan War- in Boston, Mass. , her native city. illegally, were more than the offi. ~rs co'' ld con tI'O 1• nove I, "Th e Wid e, Wid e He was a career Ullor with eight "-"' made to attend the meellnl of 'Wori•d." JHrk.<~on Lod~e next Monday 1 years ~rvlce at the time and Ita· These youths. Mrs. Hill r'ecalls. ino. F1des members are to meet at tioned In Boston where their son. t t J k th H 11 t 7 193~. Japane1e planes Allen c. Jr., was born. In IO"O ·-. roamed In gangs similar to the New e a a P· m. 0 go 0 ac · and sank a U. S. gunboat "' m~- York '2"11'lllS of today, breaking win· 110 " · Nankin.::, Chino, killing two Hill was transferTed to the wett dows, stealing, cutttng fliihermcn's following the meeting, and 'fOUnding nearly JO. coast and his wife followed. T~oy nets and generally- muklng th'em· mt:nt11 or oy1ter •tew were served . and BremertOn, oei"es 11147, J oh n L . Lewra w1th. IJved in Seattle · • obnuxt'ous·. Mr'o. Ht'll had her 8 ~~t.the ml'mber,il and guests pres· his United Mine Workers ~~:·::!~~: c~ft~. :O!fn~ ~~ own cxperhmce wll~n group bom· from the American Feder· Beach in time to experience 'the barded her llome with over-ripe On 'l'u~ fly or thi..H . w~k of Labor Cor the aecohd great earthqQike In 1931 . ~Oh ontnges, Wllh the screen door the Hoover, BrtW:( Wolle. Richard Bai-l •Lime. e. used &reat damage and lots' Of main target. Gath(lring a supply of llt!y illd John Kincaid were in Major Charles 'Chuok' Ufe. ~. , thfi decayed ammunition, •he chas· lipollm ~o .attend the meeting a bell X·tA jet re· ·' ed the offenders and cornered one K or r . Lodge there. at more than two The flf!Xt Mop Will Honolulu, Ha· between a building and' a buard UmH the apeed of wail, Whete Mr. HJII was staUo(\ed fence and used up hor ummunition. at Edwardt V\,lr F"orae at Pearl Hirbor for rive ydh. "H wasn'l very lady·like," Mrt. CaUfornfi. Tlulse were the unevcntrul ye'ln Hill says, "But I wasn't feeling that preceded ttie war. To the H\lls like a lady right th-en. I made him two excltlna events ol the g.. ttltk of oranges." Here'• a thou&ht for todl)': tour of duty wu the birth\' of George Bernard Sh1"' aald: son, Steve. in 193fl In HoboThe war cloud!! continued to ga· "Everythlnl happen• to every· and the visit of President ther a'hd Mr. Hill waa sent f.o the body aooner or later If there ia Roolevelt to the isln about the Panama Canal Zone for duty. Mra. time enough." ume Ume. I I Tuppers Plains News Of The We~k Mrs. Maggie Allen ~ailed on Mrs. Edna Schaeffer. Mrs. J..oQ Diehl is able to be up and around after being ill. Mr. and Mrs.- R()ger Archer and Paul Archer Columbus were Satur· day guests of Mr. ancl M'rs. Lou Diehl. when retiring at night. -Don't place electrical or mechanical toys on or around tree. They may knock over the tree or sparks rrom them may ignite the tree. - When needles start to Call, remove tree fl'orn the home and destroy it safely. - Have a fire extinguisher or connected garden hose handy in case of fire . Should the tree catch on fire, caB the fire department immediately, then attempt to extinguish the fire . Never carry the burning tree outside. You will spread the fire throughout the house. Plan on what you must do ir fire breaks out. If you have a plan In case of fire, you are less likely to panic. Have a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Yea·r. -------- -- Gallipolis visi iofs. ..£..... · derS · M01'I ed R8m1n · In Clttistrftc:JS Seal , 1 ,. SaIes Campatgn 'd l d H0 ld 5 :. Mn. WaUace Brad(or~. e~ecu· FI es 0 ge - live leOI'StllfY of the Me1g1 Coun · .. 1 Regu 1Qf Mee t'1ng t~ Tubertu1ots and Health Auo· Cl&tlon rtported that 2300 re· minden 'were mailed yesterday In Middleport to people who had not been heard '. . · I fresh. - Stand tree in water or snow untn you an· ready to use it indoors. - Just before setting up the tree , saw off the ti'Unk at an angle at least one inch above original cut. - StiJnd tree in water making sure that it is well supported to prevent it from being knocked over . - Keep tree ~ay from sources of heat rfireplaces, ridiators, hot air registers, etc.) Tree should he placed so that standing or fallen. it could not blork the way out of the room or house in case of fire. - Use only non·combustibJe decorations---(metal, gla-ss, asbestos, etc.) Use only U. L. approved Jight sets that are in good cgndiUon for lighting the tree. Be sure the fuse of the electric' circuit serving the tree is not larger than 15 amps. Make sure all lights are turned off before leavlng the premises or ·;;""';;:--:;;:;;;;;;;;.-""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o,l $3>oO to continue to atve the I county the lype of tervices in ·~::t~~~~:~~g TB as they have in - from dur1na thi1 year'8 Seal Sale eampaip. Mfl. Bradford lltreased the faC!t that the notlcea are sent out oo rtmt'nderl ond not to the manner of b~!:s. /'.: of yeaterday $i,71W.OO has been colleeted for tfie Seal Sale campal&o frem t.he 1000 answen received up ta date. The Auoclatlon aent out ~ lettera 'to Meigs Countains this year and are hopina to ral~e . choeolate Ul form the .,... Editorially 'fhe Christmas Season's activities often Center around the Christmas tree. State Fire Marshal Wilson Mrl.aughlin warns that the Christmas festivities may end in tragedJ' un · less certain precautions are taken \\then se leeting and decorating the Christmas tree . Tests have shown that fire can flash through a dry evergreen tree in ten seconds. producing enough flame to start a serious fire in tile home. Loans Available For 1959t. ;;.:~:::~~ Corn Crop.' EconoJDISt Says I.~:~~-=·~ ~~!J:'.= Mystery Farm Of Last Week - Dally Seutlnel, ~ 0., Dec. U,llllt I , ' �/ _., . Panthers Win Third ··Yatik~ Toni Out ockets In l Desperate Deal For Maris, 26 N!w YOltl: New ihe Yankee• .. nt Ul'l-The YOrk Y.ur~ pve p<e(e<l Thl boJ: ...,., .. me &at Eulem: C. (;oUIDI 18-2-al;. !. Collloo 1--$-.0; Dun! 11--6-ll; POWell 11-3-15; LoooWd +.-o--1; Cowdery Jl-0..-e; Jllrtul&t :1---44. Tolalo: -11-«1. ~Ina: by quarten: Carman: Harr~on, Clark Lead Atta~.k · . .\ll'atnst Middleport yellow Jacltetf r w:J.~ ~e • th Thi teal_ was the l$th {between e c u s 1n the last ttve yurs, N. W- O. D. a 10·1 lead with 3"4U lt'ft m the 1 er Har'ru~ for two quarters U. h~ !irst q11arter. That wus thr clo:Jcst carried four personals. Potne-r(.y .'lt:lddleport ever came :u the Pan· was w1lhc ut guard BiU Wilson the thers except for a hrid rally mJd· same 1tretch fl.lso with four "fouls way in the third pe_riur_l when R1 ch· Larry M1tch ex1ted on five per11011: ar~ Swackhamer hil ftvt> strai gh t ab midway in the fourth perl.od. pomts to ma.ke the score 3341 Harrit> lasted the distance and so did Wilson for Pomeroy aa they Pomeroy le~dm g. . But Ronmc Carman. Bob f'u n· returned to duty in the fourt~ mngham and Dic k Clark d!i)Jpl•d 11uarter. in two points each befo re ··S w;~t"k " The ro ugh game sent PomerOy sunk a fr ee throw fq; 47 34 at the u p for 31 free throws. The Pan· quarter'5· end Midrl1crm~t traded !hers cashed 21. Middleport, much 19·7 at the fir st re!;t ;wrwd Porn· eol der, had 26 chances , hit only eroy had a halftime h·ad of :l4 ·21 eight. The Middies went w1thout Wall The Panthers grabbed 27 offensive and defensive rebounds, ' Mid· tlltport 23 . Phil Harrison had Wilson six, C1ark five, carm.ah and Ohlinger one . ;:;> . • CHICAGO UPI - ' Deliberate ' • f. ' For Middleport, llarr1s hili ~ij.le, Mitch !our. Kloes fi.ve, Hatt4ij,r three, Swackhamer three . aD~~ 1 Hindy three. ' Pomeroy h.il 26 or 60 !ietd';~· ................ .:; ... ; --· ..... ,. .... _............ ......,,.._.. ··w. full •••• e11• ~· . ......•witlt ...... ' -·-··, ·. .• J. --·--..... -.wtw•........ -...,... .,,..,Jt ... fer uev;er U1.r~tened .att~ fourth quarter with fiVe personal Cour ~sonalll elll"b; in the sf'rotld quarter and weft forced tO slt out tnueh of that Pertod and Part df the third. Th~ came was played 911 fairly · tetms in the second hall wlth outscoring their hosts by · , However, that f!~ond bince was enough to in· ,su~ the win. ln the prtlimin.ary tame, EastRe~erves nipped 'the Wahama b)' a score of 30.29. Jim hi&h for Wlhama with while Summerfield and each had ten for &aat· Ba~e, N~ Ylif!i 81rllte, ~At) I I they have swapped nesl'l with 1(11n•"~ •. j Daddy .' ~ r•v at wo'\II!Olf ., .. $1,00 .. -hit . Convertible Special Clillltiift 'ltdlt *' ' tlw cleaner. •• • • J . with tl\a ' Automatic .. . Get set Today .l ~ ."'. •• 1960 ANGLE '$79.95 . ITUR. -~~ (I 5 ' m llbl'l' or . lEbiVlS,ION . · Pilm'eror, Olilt ·· ' fiil• :rE.. .4.WORKERS .... •. ~ \,,TE toell . ttl.fo . .~ ,, ~ ~"""· w. v... • smts '"' • 'i c" F.WS •. .I LOWE$'t PAfG~S ~ HIGHEST • ' .;; ,., ~DES - FINEST SIRVICar , ,• t'...l! T~fi~~··: ........ See TJae ,lteest TV Piftttre El'ft.( .. , .~~·~,kf POI\Nirey'a Gi.:;.t Treoaure Cheat Ofl!ltl ~..Iflit' P.M.IverJ DIY. U... Cbrt.tmu- Closed Dee.llll ( ' •. ! .... WenOCGol4 ·. .,.·· dullilgWI. W. \io. "· . ... . . .. ' Tltil Pt. Pleasant M h Add T p • inr:·i!.~• •" "• • ~ ' I • • tldiirt otobo. A]t.bouCh you do not ....-~ 'adY~sed from c.... ~~~ ~- Dof A Councl1ors serve.,. D"mner ..At New oaven = •bona• .. .. ·' ~nee Ia· . C.lbolle ~ and pia<tioe, hla tho new ,..-~ the e!turdl ~~ ochool ,_.., In the ovenlnc. jocll-, ,,,, · .tee ' ~ ·. rJOo, 110 · 11101 p. m. Evtnlat Pdile Service. SOmiOft ·''l'orleet Seoarill'·" Wedneodu 7:30 p. m. PraYer , Mee._ 1111·............ ..,.... Churdi. Arthur 11. V.CaoleY. ,, . Oithehfd Jlon&Jng Wor- Sior1 In Llvlnr 1. m. IIVAJias' 3. 5Year Writtert Warranty "3: mnrDII>i worahlll oet- looolt hll bel!•. wwoly Pl•tor,JI:IO__~· m. l CKGIQ Of ... HEllER'S BAillY .. ·. • e1• I ' YOlJI tv SO llerllolllll Chwlo ' ~ · •tt•n £!Itt:~~ .. ,~ .......,_., ....... I> [I far are not lpectattt1ar. bnt ; . be m the long 'liew of bistory, der tO dlspOie Of tbeDI. "!:!:b tbil they add up to a penistent and paper 'Jot 1our til:!~ nu r! hJgbly aignlficaat trend. New Oay Dawning , • "A thaw bas set lq in ••• cold war among Christiana," the Prot~ .J trol. ....., magazine Christian tury obserVed recenUy. And the - · u It 'IIOuld be easy t.o cet the Cathol~ magu.lne America edi· -I .._prtlllu. fr0111 lbe soUnd and torially a&reed that "a new~ay ~ .. ~ - ........01 cbriatmu:. dinner 1-ute that Catbo- h ..._;,.t-tlti• ' d.. ~-· dawned ... · ~lK'part)' . .. . .of . ,._.;r· ., as 1nu~ • ~d the Past Coune:Uo('tl !:'~~nt relat~ons are badly The Christian Cetltul'Y credited of Tbeodofu• Council. J)aUJbter. AdllllJr, iD tplte of Pope John XXDI with an import· of Ameriea was held in the social nGIB1 eoliUiions over !lpeciflc is· ant contribution to "the warming room of the New Haven Churtb 11 ..-. the two areat brancbe1 of of attitudes which is taking place Thursday evening. The room ': the Clirfltian family ate getting between Protestants and Roman decorated for the oecuion m· alonl · better today thaD they Catholics." ' eluding a large lighted. tree under ban for eentu.riea. which gift• -were p1aeed. ·~h -'dee of the Refol'lllll· "The image of the Roman Cath· · M l ted b 1•· A turkey· dinner wd ~-d """~ •~ .a1 On '-am, men of good ~, are otic Church aa pro ec Y .... _.. WIth 1 wD p d•'l 'tel 6·.30 from a table cente·~ II •••.., earnestly tryinl to b11Ud bridge• new ope 11 ~ m Y a .more an arrangement of boll7 with red -·ndinC, forebearance friendly one,"h it said. h "By · g maay ca'" oandlos in ....vslal hoid en .nn 0 1 ..d...~ and Mutual respect The resultl gestures IUC as f: angm m· .... ~ -. ..1sto\ic liturgy so that Protestants either side. Favora . were ~ are referred to as "separated mas bells and a San~ m a brethren" rather than ••heretics" wreathe. CHuRCH TO HAVJ GUUT 11111 Rulko ~01hida of Tokyo, the Pope hu made clear his de· Following the dinner, a rea~; Jap~ will bl tbe pelt speaker slre for reeontlll.atio~. inl "Tbe Firtl ChriltmP Tree lt1 the yOuth PetlowJblp .ervke From the Protestnt sJde, Eu· was given b)' lin. Ollfl Goodwin at 8:10 p. m. aDd 1be will aJso ropean Lutherans have taken the and Mrs. Ray Mulford a11d ~L ~how eelued llidel of ber home initiative in aponsorint "ec:u.meni· Arthur Jewell aang two Chrilteog6try. She will speak again at cal inatitutes'' at which leadinl mas songs, after •hicb the group T:JO telllnl some thinga about Catholic and Proteltant theologl- sang Cbristmal earol .. ... home life tn Japan. Mias aM eQ)lore together baaie que• Mra. owal Diddle, outgoinl "(Ire-. , YOIIbldi is a TV' and RadlG an· nftndir '-' her eountrr and she UoDS of cbrillian faith. The idea eident, was presented a gift ffom _ lt .• ttendlnl Ohio University for was Imported to Amert.e. last the club and also from tbe com· ... ore tralnlnr: in that work, s~ month when 135 Protestant and mlttee, Mrs. Rollin Beariul ~11. cleraymen met at Tole- Mr•. Joseph Beegle. She in tum lloti lo o!o4!'lni the prodU<Uon of Catholic do, Ohio, for a frank and friend· preaentecl the commUtee with motloo pl~ The public io ly dlacuuion of dWerences. gift.&. •_ ln.tlld to. attend tl&lo ,.,..... Wrl,_ UnH.-.tarMII. . leek Several quJz games on CbrlJl· ...... - • u A br!Dlant yOUilll Proteotont ~ .. ~~ !In- • -~· theoln••·• at the Ontwmllfu:f mas were QljluuiMlwu _...!.~ .. .111 · • Ne• IMD.bml wUI be received ..-. GObd"«hl and prilel .........- w . , at tb! rtlber'Of Baptlst CbUl'ch, Chicago, Dr. Jaroslav Pe • )ln. John S!Dith, Mn.. J~ ~ Sundt)' . alotnlDI both by htptism did bll port f<>< the eroWinl dio- lOft, !ln. Grover Erb, )ln. liP. . •nd WI~ aeeonii!ll to an an· lope witlt a ~ entitled. ~"l'h~ Meinhart and Mn. Pial Gruner, ~ tt the mfll..weeli: let'· Rldcllt of . Roman Calbol~- after wbkh taere wu ID **~ """' , . Pelll:an triad to· to beyoad sloof (l!ftr.' . H . CIN.t~i. .. .. .. ,,.. IO,HO VOLT I- - Sun«af will Ill"~ and ~: Pro- Mrs. Diddle tliililed tit<! ~· · 0 t11o he '~ · willl · tit<! Wolinla und•"!~·na- for tloeir _.u.a 4uilll loe< m'o llollli :'Wlilr 1!1f! of 9otholidPn!· AI~ he term 10 V!"sldeat 1!1'd ~ . II The n.iot'worlil1?" . ~ tooi luue irith JIU!I'l' ._.u of tho pteJ \t - · ClilrNII cOileD, '. . ( Ughtletlectloat SO% 4· er zn!!l . 10 U~lvoi'MI BI~Jo 5 '(rAR . . •• c... .... . ·twa• lil •' ·The Ntw 23" tube That Never Natds ctldningt, Never c;,ts Dfrtyl Will o. Slfttr .'' . KltciWDI -. .Gs EQUIPMENT CO.· . WIDE · , . "1:)~.: .·. . . . · llltl,l!leJOll ? 1>"· -:-·. Shift I NEW ... ..;.:-~ii'-= ,iu> --, ay LOUIS CASULI Uditecl PrtM ln..rMtlonal Controveny malkfl headlines. ConcUlation doean't. That's a rOoif thing to bear in mind in retdlnt roports of the ourr<nt retlgtoul dispute over birth COR• • lnli ~ l"!'.~ ·· chorl•· c • occa~ional .........a,•• ru~r, ! ~h•~· In Calming Religious Schisms-:F·~~:=,S::'~! lf.OO fi&Oj.,;o w111 ·' ··~Iii Wril' . ritv """;" 1.. 111 1all vo nowl W. - cauolll yov 011 ' · p s c . u-reat rotrress een om•n• GorRey· thev busi- .................. r~o... ,. i clean. A drunkard (o til. .." M!_;r:l. I not dirperl into their frOnt·line talent 10 deeply r.ince trading Joe don to Cleveland for Allie Bolds in 1946, explainfld were virtually forced to do ~· WINT.it IIO~ottN.o . 'a total of 159 players. had I ... """...... ........ Wt'tt••ur.ef.' tt.e ~·~,.ln., STEAKS: 11.1 "Have you been in the habit of praving to God?" He answer· ed. "Never since 1 was a ehlld." Prayer is an anchor that for. ~!llber 13: holds. Praver is a bomb-proof room in tim.. of temptation . It ere aDl S . Acts· 9:32 through l!u been the refuge lor uaints in aU ages. T)ie .~eggar says. "If you grant my request. I will never 0 romOtlOD uk anvthing again." The Christian says, "II you grant me my _ , ~ 1 will k ---~ more." A n d God d e- tion Due to thfo excellent partiteipa•"""'u~~. eep asking f or more mKJ and the r.pparent 5~ of lights to have us as, for asking means companionship and Jove. this )'ear's Chrilt&:."\U sales Promo'l111nlt ·or God in prayer and you will be transformed into tion m Point Pleasant. the Retall HiB likeness. If we pray and are not transformed it is because Merehants Division o( the Chamber we priy witb tbe mouth and not with the heart. o! commerce is .wtding: pri:zes t.o . .Prapr for others tends to ereate in us care and love for thf •''tive awa1-·" list. Utetn. We cannot continue sincerely to pray for men unless A one-hundred dollar Sa~Das we care for them. We are thus lifted out of selfishness. Bond wHI be given as a second ·~ is the rope in the belfry; we pull It and It rings the priU •ith od4JIIonll prim to. be btU up in heaven. aMed lflel'· The vot.. ,a(Uio , _ fouls. Greer and ·Clark each had ' ......-., who ayer keeps the life $1f;light and brought · before the judge was asked among other things, rr fla1'lrt\'e! left· the 111fe-·ln the- bowling champ 1ime in three years today by vir· In the first half Pomeroy hit 12 of tue of the rallyin~ pnwer that 34, ~~fiddleport 8 oC 33. 'Only D:1 Ve Hartinger'e won him lhe world's invitational match game bow1ing champion · shoh from the wing kept kets in contention . llis . ;·:· ..-·:-: llhlps-. ers wer!! high fol· Carter sh~ed 1 heated finish Friday ni.e;ht by rollin~ 320.32 Swackhamer had Petersan points to the 316.27 for nine at the free line de'rn~r&ilraloc The Panthers ~troit'fl hard-challenging Bill Go· again that four of their lembiewski . Olga Gloor of Chi~ago , rolled cr8 are . 21, past Donna Zimmerman, Akron, man was Ohio, in the final round, with home his jump shot 149.02, PeterROn points to the run- feel out with amazing nerups 145.41 to take the worn · . hl1tlng 8 of 14 altf>mpts. en's "world" title. J Carter set a new record for the three year history or the tourna· ment by totaling 14,107 pins and received the $15.000 winner's staare. ot the purse for mer. while Go· 'temblewskl and Mr!l Gloor got ·$2,!'klo a piece for the men's run'nerup and the women's chamion· 'ship shares The Yankees, be=U of him for whom we pray, .Prayer is spiritual power JD usly commm.ieated to those we are praying lor.. .f• • 38-16 hal!tit!le 1..a. Bll. Greer, ialph Cllrk .aad .l.tl' as "world" tem)Jts for 43 p('t cenl. Midd(~t for the second t:ot home 20 of 59 for 34 pirio «ftllt. __ during which BID ~~~ With tO polnlo. fl\lllng l>oh!rld liy 11HZ at the end df die first quarter. The eeond veriod proved to be . diaast.eroua lor the '!'ol~ono ao thoy were able to ltere only foUr points. Meanwhile, ~tern, ~- \t ror: 20 t:G.. move Don Carter reigned I wu ~ . l'abma tin. Pbilip 'W'olPt>rt and 'Jtllrgy . A slave's prayer for freedom would likely rem~n eo~~:~u Lighting, relia:ioUJ; OverpniUWered unless it got down in his heels and made hun all Us;htina, oon-religio111; WlD· run away, tnuting God for the issue . dow, relitwua; Wmdow. nou-rell&· The greatest thing prayer does ror man is to bring into ioua; Doorway, religious; DOOrway conuuunion with God. It brings God into bis life as oothing non-reli&ioua . ,lse call- It gives bim a stedfut friend. We can never 3fter There will be a contett for the tliat be lonely, can never despair. He can always turn to God, moat beautifully liChted Jive )Ole b.i11118H m Him. and leave the result wit~ Him. Christma• tret , al10. a•er has often h'!aled the sick. The apostles worked int.Judlin& will take the even· ~ of J)ecttmbeT 21. place All those wiah· Pr conce.it ln.that rellilious att!· thn:KIIh prayer. Jesus IBid of a difficult case, "Tbis kind go- tng to enter tt1e contelt muflt do mutt bf: WI'ODi."beea-.ase "" eth. not out but by prayer." If the sick are not healed when we I() b)' December 20. AU ent.rie1 lhll the willdoro were deP.rBY., Wing proper remedies, it may be because our faith is muet M lighted by 6~ p. rn. the lt)tlll; or It may be God has some deeper purpose with the ew:ntn& of Dec:ember %\. AetiOil being prayed for. We m~ always Whisper, "Thy will ThoK wilhi.ng to entet' may notl· be 4of:le." fy any one of the \hree to11owi~g ""Uh k J it h · •t Garden Club member~. J..e\ah JaM . n•yer acCOIIlP s es wor . a:mes says as power m 1 s Powell, Mn. Pbilip Wolpert. 1'tlrnworkln&. Prayer is not merely wordJ, but energy releaoed on er 24335 , .1otro. LtOI'd Jloush Ttlrn· The Falc;cma bad only one man Ia , the dOuble fllores in a<ortnc. 'l'liat 'nlr New HAven Garden Club 111 1pi.n sponJOrin1 the ChriJtniU l~tlnl eontnt in tbe Bind Aft& • it hd for ~ put ••et~~l ye.,.. M~ Lelah J•nc Powen • ~enlria 11 c:halrman f« thfo eontett wtth * · and comprehend God. How could we ever know a friend "'""· if we never SpOke to him or listened when he spoke ~ us~ Th~ ~rritory to be ineluded •Ln How can we know God if we never speak to hlm or listen the «>•test lJ lnme Welt COhnn· when he speaks to us? bUJ to GraMm Station, ineludin& Prayer must not be ~ere words. _It must lead us to _acti!>n. Haven Hel&htl. Pri~e• will be Pv· It tntlit breed in us fa1th and conhdence and determtnatlOil en to winnen ~n the followlna cate- wa-s master. Over 600 fans were witnesses. · · Coach Russell Moore's Undefeated high scoring clu"b hall Carter Reigns As Bowlin~ King For Second Time ' man erled, alld I~ Lord ltelrd hint, aad -ed 111m oat ot IIIII troubl..." (Psalms 34:1) Prayer revt·als God to us. 1t puts us in the right 1ttitud~ to Teste "'l'llla - lt 4 11 11- 43 111 Ill! IS 1• - 13 Wabama Eastern SERMONETTE 8ullalltetl by Rev. Fro- H. Gbolol' ....... of l!oderJirlroe l MomiDC Star E.U.B. Churneo '1'111!1111: WHAT PRAYER WILL ACCOMPLISH !&-~. Gmn il-1-,; TOtall ,.t Xana'\1 City, baeemaa Kent Htdley. Clart 3--H; Van Me~r 3--2--fi:...Ptr-otncer 2-4-8; Haqravea ~' Lar81'"n , outfielders &tti:tMt ~IIUQ ol. taleot in more Nbnn . S~rn and Hank Bauer .. Pome~·oy's P an lh f'rs tu cked No . 3 Victory under their iOOlta t~ a __ d~f inlilt~ toda,y and fint ba~eman Mar\" Throne- m the f1r st round of th l' Southeastern Ohio League ~k~ :~Ito~ it to o~ berry to tbt- Athletics _for Marls, b~ll t"are , bea ting .M.iddleport 73·48 on th~ Middy court ffl •ttr llUll, a 2S-yea..old sh~top Joe DeMaestr~ and firtt 1ught . [t was dt'clsl\'l' 4-'nough to lea ve no doubt about ·w · up their pltehed Don Wihama: Greer 4-2-10; New Uaventlub' Sponsoring Lighting <Antest . ., p. m. EvtninJ Jn.lae<l C!'tho.,\7. ~-~•!"' Ill ob•r:.......,..,... ~oil.l&Or 011 J1on """1' 1 11.., P""'-"' . side believe that auU· eUorts Wlll lead to orcanlc UD!IJ 1R the , _ . Atton&•l "'" . lbOIO ohove tad !ln. All>ett llloa Em• - · lifo. .... , !limed • W/)odiril,. ; ~"!'~·' · C.mJOI>elt, Jln. Non6o ~........... ; Mn Bents weue Mr1. aelliol. vn. La,;,.... RI'Dl'f· · . Slllllh..- • seable future . Mrs. Addie Grueser, lin. ~ Proteotaat-Citholle &!!.,...- B. - · !ln. Ja1IIOI lliKI-, \!_!! too rm: and too deeplY TOOt· Mrs.. Tttbmaa Coot. .•.. id' to be rnolved. -without a very ,, ,.: : '""' period .of patient matuany Cirde Meedltp ...,.,...m dlo<lllllon. Wllat the The Jlluionuy Clrelet of tJ*. oeual..nlolou ""' trying to do a Flnl D•ptiot Ch-b of lllddl'--"' to got that dlltUislnn coinl-ln ..,. • ...,. see .. aa . atmoiPbere Of eenuine Chris- will meet aext M.andQ" ""eatag.. dan charity. The DorcU (in:k wlll have a Churcll. llitw· Cl'" , , _ potluc:l< djlUIOI ot • p. DL ot lh.e Putor. Sun-J'r, Gustave Weile), the lead· bome of Mrs. Job Fultz and tht IL Mtrnlnl ia& u. s. catholic autbority 011 PriJeUla Circle will M'ftl a ebllfth uldtr, polntl that all at the .M.mta Jte.Uurant at 6: Cbrtst.nl are bood bJ Jems' and to the home ol Ul)Udt coan11nd. to "loft one Earl Sml ' lor a 10eial time an4 '. ._t Clrtuits thenJO motber." Slmplt~ obedieDet to thla eommandm.Uit 11 therefOTe · _,.. t ste t p othe flnt, aU-tm.....-• -n ""r<l nun!oll. •• "lD Ill nhtively ohorl ldst0r1~ tile ecumeidl m.neiMfit · has = rn , meeUng. The :'£lett& drde WiD meet • the borne of lin. \Varnn Hulb'Wi , : ai ' at 1:10 and t~ tAve-JIOJ Clrele l!ii. · • tile holM of vn. Aile& l!Ullles &il • : ,,so. . • ~- tho ,....,. " eon- Cia • " - S.....·. turtiil" J't. Woliel oolil. "The r&••' ., . . dllfirtOit ctnird&.. do 1M lloal The PUt I'J'eSidenlo 0: the, Lo; l!t~=~~ • -betlli' ..... '!0411 Om tllot d\<1' 110. ·dies DIOWwill Weljo~· ,. Pnat A&IOillatt ~ of t.-110• .....;'.. :· -. :~·'~.!< ... '"tnMill =• ~¥.iA:' i!l)er~; iOtt1i1~1' ~ ~ ~ .i&':.llft llchtDI~ ~ . •• · --·r;.a <Ml ifri tt!l,, ; l ......~.~flll1!1i;wlll. ii.. th • . .,; Jitnlt-tlflnc 14! "-'"''• tt.•. ~ swr,. • ····.•·. fi ille �/ _., . Panthers Win Third ··Yatik~ Toni Out ockets In l Desperate Deal For Maris, 26 N!w YOltl: New ihe Yankee• .. nt Ul'l-The YOrk Y.ur~ pve p<e(e<l Thl boJ: ...,., .. me &at Eulem: C. (;oUIDI 18-2-al;. !. Collloo 1--$-.0; Dun! 11--6-ll; POWell 11-3-15; LoooWd +.-o--1; Cowdery Jl-0..-e; Jllrtul&t :1---44. Tolalo: -11-«1. ~Ina: by quarten: Carman: Harr~on, Clark Lead Atta~.k · . .\ll'atnst Middleport yellow Jacltetf r w:J.~ ~e • th Thi teal_ was the l$th {between e c u s 1n the last ttve yurs, N. W- O. D. a 10·1 lead with 3"4U lt'ft m the 1 er Har'ru~ for two quarters U. h~ !irst q11arter. That wus thr clo:Jcst carried four personals. Potne-r(.y .'lt:lddleport ever came :u the Pan· was w1lhc ut guard BiU Wilson the thers except for a hrid rally mJd· same 1tretch fl.lso with four "fouls way in the third pe_riur_l when R1 ch· Larry M1tch ex1ted on five per11011: ar~ Swackhamer hil ftvt> strai gh t ab midway in the fourth perl.od. pomts to ma.ke the score 3341 Harrit> lasted the distance and so did Wilson for Pomeroy aa they Pomeroy le~dm g. . But Ronmc Carman. Bob f'u n· returned to duty in the fourt~ mngham and Dic k Clark d!i)Jpl•d 11uarter. in two points each befo re ··S w;~t"k " The ro ugh game sent PomerOy sunk a fr ee throw fq; 47 34 at the u p for 31 free throws. The Pan· quarter'5· end Midrl1crm~t traded !hers cashed 21. Middleport, much 19·7 at the fir st re!;t ;wrwd Porn· eol der, had 26 chances , hit only eroy had a halftime h·ad of :l4 ·21 eight. The Middies went w1thout Wall The Panthers grabbed 27 offensive and defensive rebounds, ' Mid· tlltport 23 . Phil Harrison had Wilson six, C1ark five, carm.ah and Ohlinger one . ;:;> . • CHICAGO UPI - ' Deliberate ' • f. ' For Middleport, llarr1s hili ~ij.le, Mitch !our. Kloes fi.ve, Hatt4ij,r three, Swackhamer three . aD~~ 1 Hindy three. ' Pomeroy h.il 26 or 60 !ietd';~· ................ .:; ... ; --· ..... ,. .... _............ ......,,.._.. ··w. full •••• e11• ~· . ......•witlt ...... ' -·-··, ·. .• J. --·--..... -.wtw•........ -...,... .,,..,Jt ... fer uev;er U1.r~tened .att~ fourth quarter with fiVe personal Cour ~sonalll elll"b; in the sf'rotld quarter and weft forced tO slt out tnueh of that Pertod and Part df the third. Th~ came was played 911 fairly · tetms in the second hall wlth outscoring their hosts by · , However, that f!~ond bince was enough to in· ,su~ the win. ln the prtlimin.ary tame, EastRe~erves nipped 'the Wahama b)' a score of 30.29. Jim hi&h for Wlhama with while Summerfield and each had ten for &aat· Ba~e, N~ Ylif!i 81rllte, ~At) I I they have swapped nesl'l with 1(11n•"~ •. j Daddy .' ~ r•v at wo'\II!Olf ., .. $1,00 .. -hit . Convertible Special Clillltiift 'ltdlt *' ' tlw cleaner. •• • • J . with tl\a ' Automatic .. . Get set Today .l ~ ."'. •• 1960 ANGLE '$79.95 . ITUR. -~~ (I 5 ' m llbl'l' or . lEbiVlS,ION . · Pilm'eror, Olilt ·· ' fiil• :rE.. .4.WORKERS .... •. ~ \,,TE toell . ttl.fo . .~ ,, ~ ~"""· w. v... • smts '"' • 'i c" F.WS •. .I LOWE$'t PAfG~S ~ HIGHEST • ' .;; ,., ~DES - FINEST SIRVICar , ,• t'...l! T~fi~~··: ........ See TJae ,lteest TV Piftttre El'ft.( .. , .~~·~,kf POI\Nirey'a Gi.:;.t Treoaure Cheat Ofl!ltl ~..Iflit' P.M.IverJ DIY. U... Cbrt.tmu- Closed Dee.llll ( ' •. ! .... WenOCGol4 ·. .,.·· dullilgWI. W. \io. "· . ... . . .. ' Tltil Pt. Pleasant M h Add T p • inr:·i!.~• •" "• • ~ ' I • • tldiirt otobo. A]t.bouCh you do not ....-~ 'adY~sed from c.... ~~~ ~- Dof A Councl1ors serve.,. D"mner ..At New oaven = •bona• .. .. ·' ~nee Ia· . C.lbolle ~ and pia<tioe, hla tho new ,..-~ the e!turdl ~~ ochool ,_.., In the ovenlnc. jocll-, ,,,, · .tee ' ~ ·. rJOo, 110 · 11101 p. m. Evtnlat Pdile Service. SOmiOft ·''l'orleet Seoarill'·" Wedneodu 7:30 p. m. PraYer , Mee._ 1111·............ ..,.... Churdi. Arthur 11. V.CaoleY. ,, . Oithehfd Jlon&Jng Wor- Sior1 In Llvlnr 1. m. IIVAJias' 3. 5Year Writtert Warranty "3: mnrDII>i worahlll oet- looolt hll bel!•. wwoly Pl•tor,JI:IO__~· m. l CKGIQ Of ... HEllER'S BAillY .. ·. • e1• I ' YOlJI tv SO llerllolllll Chwlo ' ~ · •tt•n £!Itt:~~ .. ,~ .......,_., ....... I> [I far are not lpectattt1ar. bnt ; . be m the long 'liew of bistory, der tO dlspOie Of tbeDI. "!:!:b tbil they add up to a penistent and paper 'Jot 1our til:!~ nu r! hJgbly aignlficaat trend. New Oay Dawning , • "A thaw bas set lq in ••• cold war among Christiana," the Prot~ .J trol. ....., magazine Christian tury obserVed recenUy. And the - · u It 'IIOuld be easy t.o cet the Cathol~ magu.lne America edi· -I .._prtlllu. fr0111 lbe soUnd and torially a&reed that "a new~ay ~ .. ~ - ........01 cbriatmu:. dinner 1-ute that Catbo- h ..._;,.t-tlti• ' d.. ~-· dawned ... · ~lK'part)' . .. . .of . ,._.;r· ., as 1nu~ • ~d the Past Coune:Uo('tl !:'~~nt relat~ons are badly The Christian Cetltul'Y credited of Tbeodofu• Council. J)aUJbter. AdllllJr, iD tplte of Pope John XXDI with an import· of Ameriea was held in the social nGIB1 eoliUiions over !lpeciflc is· ant contribution to "the warming room of the New Haven Churtb 11 ..-. the two areat brancbe1 of of attitudes which is taking place Thursday evening. The room ': the Clirfltian family ate getting between Protestants and Roman decorated for the oecuion m· alonl · better today thaD they Catholics." ' eluding a large lighted. tree under ban for eentu.riea. which gift• -were p1aeed. ·~h -'dee of the Refol'lllll· "The image of the Roman Cath· · M l ted b 1•· A turkey· dinner wd ~-d """~ •~ .a1 On '-am, men of good ~, are otic Church aa pro ec Y .... _.. WIth 1 wD p d•'l 'tel 6·.30 from a table cente·~ II •••.., earnestly tryinl to b11Ud bridge• new ope 11 ~ m Y a .more an arrangement of boll7 with red -·ndinC, forebearance friendly one,"h it said. h "By · g maay ca'" oandlos in ....vslal hoid en .nn 0 1 ..d...~ and Mutual respect The resultl gestures IUC as f: angm m· .... ~ -. ..1sto\ic liturgy so that Protestants either side. Favora . were ~ are referred to as "separated mas bells and a San~ m a brethren" rather than ••heretics" wreathe. CHuRCH TO HAVJ GUUT 11111 Rulko ~01hida of Tokyo, the Pope hu made clear his de· Following the dinner, a rea~; Jap~ will bl tbe pelt speaker slre for reeontlll.atio~. inl "Tbe Firtl ChriltmP Tree lt1 the yOuth PetlowJblp .ervke From the Protestnt sJde, Eu· was given b)' lin. Ollfl Goodwin at 8:10 p. m. aDd 1be will aJso ropean Lutherans have taken the and Mrs. Ray Mulford a11d ~L ~how eelued llidel of ber home initiative in aponsorint "ec:u.meni· Arthur Jewell aang two Chrilteog6try. She will speak again at cal inatitutes'' at which leadinl mas songs, after •hicb the group T:JO telllnl some thinga about Catholic and Proteltant theologl- sang Cbristmal earol .. ... home life tn Japan. Mias aM eQ)lore together baaie que• Mra. owal Diddle, outgoinl "(Ire-. , YOIIbldi is a TV' and RadlG an· nftndir '-' her eountrr and she UoDS of cbrillian faith. The idea eident, was presented a gift ffom _ lt .• ttendlnl Ohio University for was Imported to Amert.e. last the club and also from tbe com· ... ore tralnlnr: in that work, s~ month when 135 Protestant and mlttee, Mrs. Rollin Beariul ~11. cleraymen met at Tole- Mr•. Joseph Beegle. She in tum lloti lo o!o4!'lni the prodU<Uon of Catholic do, Ohio, for a frank and friend· preaentecl the commUtee with motloo pl~ The public io ly dlacuuion of dWerences. gift.&. •_ ln.tlld to. attend tl&lo ,.,..... Wrl,_ UnH.-.tarMII. . leek Several quJz games on CbrlJl· ...... - • u A br!Dlant yOUilll Proteotont ~ .. ~~ !In- • -~· theoln••·• at the Ontwmllfu:f mas were QljluuiMlwu _...!.~ .. .111 · • Ne• IMD.bml wUI be received ..-. GObd"«hl and prilel .........- w . , at tb! rtlber'Of Baptlst CbUl'ch, Chicago, Dr. Jaroslav Pe • )ln. John S!Dith, Mn.. J~ ~ Sundt)' . alotnlDI both by htptism did bll port f<>< the eroWinl dio- lOft, !ln. Grover Erb, )ln. liP. . •nd WI~ aeeonii!ll to an an· lope witlt a ~ entitled. ~"l'h~ Meinhart and Mn. Pial Gruner, ~ tt the mfll..weeli: let'· Rldcllt of . Roman Calbol~- after wbkh taere wu ID **~ """' , . Pelll:an triad to· to beyoad sloof (l!ftr.' . H . CIN.t~i. .. .. .. ,,.. IO,HO VOLT I- - Sun«af will Ill"~ and ~: Pro- Mrs. Diddle tliililed tit<! ~· · 0 t11o he '~ · willl · tit<! Wolinla und•"!~·na- for tloeir _.u.a 4uilll loe< m'o llollli :'Wlilr 1!1f! of 9otholidPn!· AI~ he term 10 V!"sldeat 1!1'd ~ . II The n.iot'worlil1?" . ~ tooi luue irith JIU!I'l' ._.u of tho pteJ \t - · ClilrNII cOileD, '. . ( Ughtletlectloat SO% 4· er zn!!l . 10 U~lvoi'MI BI~Jo 5 '(rAR . . •• c... .... . ·twa• lil •' ·The Ntw 23" tube That Never Natds ctldningt, Never c;,ts Dfrtyl Will o. Slfttr .'' . KltciWDI -. .Gs EQUIPMENT CO.· . WIDE · , . "1:)~.: .·. . . . · llltl,l!leJOll ? 1>"· -:-·. Shift I NEW ... ..;.:-~ii'-= ,iu> --, ay LOUIS CASULI Uditecl PrtM ln..rMtlonal Controveny malkfl headlines. ConcUlation doean't. That's a rOoif thing to bear in mind in retdlnt roports of the ourr<nt retlgtoul dispute over birth COR• • lnli ~ l"!'.~ ·· chorl•· c • occa~ional .........a,•• ru~r, ! ~h•~· In Calming Religious Schisms-:F·~~:=,S::'~! lf.OO fi&Oj.,;o w111 ·' ··~Iii Wril' . ritv """;" 1.. 111 1all vo nowl W. - cauolll yov 011 ' · p s c . u-reat rotrress een om•n• GorRey· thev busi- .................. r~o... ,. i clean. A drunkard (o til. .." M!_;r:l. I not dirperl into their frOnt·line talent 10 deeply r.ince trading Joe don to Cleveland for Allie Bolds in 1946, explainfld were virtually forced to do ~· WINT.it IIO~ottN.o . 'a total of 159 players. had I ... """...... ........ Wt'tt••ur.ef.' tt.e ~·~,.ln., STEAKS: 11.1 "Have you been in the habit of praving to God?" He answer· ed. "Never since 1 was a ehlld." Prayer is an anchor that for. ~!llber 13: holds. Praver is a bomb-proof room in tim.. of temptation . It ere aDl S . Acts· 9:32 through l!u been the refuge lor uaints in aU ages. T)ie .~eggar says. "If you grant my request. I will never 0 romOtlOD uk anvthing again." The Christian says, "II you grant me my _ , ~ 1 will k ---~ more." A n d God d e- tion Due to thfo excellent partiteipa•"""'u~~. eep asking f or more mKJ and the r.pparent 5~ of lights to have us as, for asking means companionship and Jove. this )'ear's Chrilt&:."\U sales Promo'l111nlt ·or God in prayer and you will be transformed into tion m Point Pleasant. the Retall HiB likeness. If we pray and are not transformed it is because Merehants Division o( the Chamber we priy witb tbe mouth and not with the heart. o! commerce is .wtding: pri:zes t.o . .Prapr for others tends to ereate in us care and love for thf •''tive awa1-·" list. Utetn. We cannot continue sincerely to pray for men unless A one-hundred dollar Sa~Das we care for them. We are thus lifted out of selfishness. Bond wHI be given as a second ·~ is the rope in the belfry; we pull It and It rings the priU •ith od4JIIonll prim to. be btU up in heaven. aMed lflel'· The vot.. ,a(Uio , _ fouls. Greer and ·Clark each had ' ......-., who ayer keeps the life $1f;light and brought · before the judge was asked among other things, rr fla1'lrt\'e! left· the 111fe-·ln the- bowling champ 1ime in three years today by vir· In the first half Pomeroy hit 12 of tue of the rallyin~ pnwer that 34, ~~fiddleport 8 oC 33. 'Only D:1 Ve Hartinger'e won him lhe world's invitational match game bow1ing champion · shoh from the wing kept kets in contention . llis . ;·:· ..-·:-: llhlps-. ers wer!! high fol· Carter sh~ed 1 heated finish Friday ni.e;ht by rollin~ 320.32 Swackhamer had Petersan points to the 316.27 for nine at the free line de'rn~r&ilraloc The Panthers ~troit'fl hard-challenging Bill Go· again that four of their lembiewski . Olga Gloor of Chi~ago , rolled cr8 are . 21, past Donna Zimmerman, Akron, man was Ohio, in the final round, with home his jump shot 149.02, PeterROn points to the run- feel out with amazing nerups 145.41 to take the worn · . hl1tlng 8 of 14 altf>mpts. en's "world" title. J Carter set a new record for the three year history or the tourna· ment by totaling 14,107 pins and received the $15.000 winner's staare. ot the purse for mer. while Go· 'temblewskl and Mr!l Gloor got ·$2,!'klo a piece for the men's run'nerup and the women's chamion· 'ship shares The Yankees, be=U of him for whom we pray, .Prayer is spiritual power JD usly commm.ieated to those we are praying lor.. .f• • 38-16 hal!tit!le 1..a. Bll. Greer, ialph Cllrk .aad .l.tl' as "world" tem)Jts for 43 p('t cenl. Midd(~t for the second t:ot home 20 of 59 for 34 pirio «ftllt. __ during which BID ~~~ With tO polnlo. fl\lllng l>oh!rld liy 11HZ at the end df die first quarter. The eeond veriod proved to be . diaast.eroua lor the '!'ol~ono ao thoy were able to ltere only foUr points. Meanwhile, ~tern, ~- \t ror: 20 t:G.. move Don Carter reigned I wu ~ . l'abma tin. Pbilip 'W'olPt>rt and 'Jtllrgy . A slave's prayer for freedom would likely rem~n eo~~:~u Lighting, relia:ioUJ; OverpniUWered unless it got down in his heels and made hun all Us;htina, oon-religio111; WlD· run away, tnuting God for the issue . dow, relitwua; Wmdow. nou-rell&· The greatest thing prayer does ror man is to bring into ioua; Doorway, religious; DOOrway conuuunion with God. It brings God into bis life as oothing non-reli&ioua . ,lse call- It gives bim a stedfut friend. We can never 3fter There will be a contett for the tliat be lonely, can never despair. He can always turn to God, moat beautifully liChted Jive )Ole b.i11118H m Him. and leave the result wit~ Him. Christma• tret , al10. a•er has often h'!aled the sick. The apostles worked int.Judlin& will take the even· ~ of J)ecttmbeT 21. place All those wiah· Pr conce.it ln.that rellilious att!· thn:KIIh prayer. Jesus IBid of a difficult case, "Tbis kind go- tng to enter tt1e contelt muflt do mutt bf: WI'ODi."beea-.ase "" eth. not out but by prayer." If the sick are not healed when we I() b)' December 20. AU ent.rie1 lhll the willdoro were deP.rBY., Wing proper remedies, it may be because our faith is muet M lighted by 6~ p. rn. the lt)tlll; or It may be God has some deeper purpose with the ew:ntn& of Dec:ember %\. AetiOil being prayed for. We m~ always Whisper, "Thy will ThoK wilhi.ng to entet' may notl· be 4of:le." fy any one of the \hree to11owi~g ""Uh k J it h · •t Garden Club member~. J..e\ah JaM . n•yer acCOIIlP s es wor . a:mes says as power m 1 s Powell, Mn. Pbilip Wolpert. 1'tlrnworkln&. Prayer is not merely wordJ, but energy releaoed on er 24335 , .1otro. LtOI'd Jloush Ttlrn· The Falc;cma bad only one man Ia , the dOuble fllores in a<ortnc. 'l'liat 'nlr New HAven Garden Club 111 1pi.n sponJOrin1 the ChriJtniU l~tlnl eontnt in tbe Bind Aft& • it hd for ~ put ••et~~l ye.,.. M~ Lelah J•nc Powen • ~enlria 11 c:halrman f« thfo eontett wtth * · and comprehend God. How could we ever know a friend "'""· if we never SpOke to him or listened when he spoke ~ us~ Th~ ~rritory to be ineluded •Ln How can we know God if we never speak to hlm or listen the «>•test lJ lnme Welt COhnn· when he speaks to us? bUJ to GraMm Station, ineludin& Prayer must not be ~ere words. _It must lead us to _acti!>n. Haven Hel&htl. Pri~e• will be Pv· It tntlit breed in us fa1th and conhdence and determtnatlOil en to winnen ~n the followlna cate- wa-s master. Over 600 fans were witnesses. · · Coach Russell Moore's Undefeated high scoring clu"b hall Carter Reigns As Bowlin~ King For Second Time ' man erled, alld I~ Lord ltelrd hint, aad -ed 111m oat ot IIIII troubl..." (Psalms 34:1) Prayer revt·als God to us. 1t puts us in the right 1ttitud~ to Teste "'l'llla - lt 4 11 11- 43 111 Ill! IS 1• - 13 Wabama Eastern SERMONETTE 8ullalltetl by Rev. Fro- H. Gbolol' ....... of l!oderJirlroe l MomiDC Star E.U.B. Churneo '1'111!1111: WHAT PRAYER WILL ACCOMPLISH !&-~. Gmn il-1-,; TOtall ,.t Xana'\1 City, baeemaa Kent Htdley. Clart 3--H; Van Me~r 3--2--fi:...Ptr-otncer 2-4-8; Haqravea ~' Lar81'"n , outfielders &tti:tMt ~IIUQ ol. taleot in more Nbnn . S~rn and Hank Bauer .. Pome~·oy's P an lh f'rs tu cked No . 3 Victory under their iOOlta t~ a __ d~f inlilt~ toda,y and fint ba~eman Mar\" Throne- m the f1r st round of th l' Southeastern Ohio League ~k~ :~Ito~ it to o~ berry to tbt- Athletics _for Marls, b~ll t"are , bea ting .M.iddleport 73·48 on th~ Middy court ffl •ttr llUll, a 2S-yea..old sh~top Joe DeMaestr~ and firtt 1ught . [t was dt'clsl\'l' 4-'nough to lea ve no doubt about ·w · up their pltehed Don Wihama: Greer 4-2-10; New Uaventlub' Sponsoring Lighting <Antest . ., p. m. EvtninJ Jn.lae<l C!'tho.,\7. ~-~•!"' Ill ob•r:.......,..,... ~oil.l&Or 011 J1on """1' 1 11.., P""'-"' . side believe that auU· eUorts Wlll lead to orcanlc UD!IJ 1R the , _ . Atton&•l "'" . lbOIO ohove tad !ln. All>ett llloa Em• - · lifo. .... , !limed • W/)odiril,. ; ~"!'~·' · C.mJOI>elt, Jln. Non6o ~........... ; Mn Bents weue Mr1. aelliol. vn. La,;,.... RI'Dl'f· · . Slllllh..- • seable future . Mrs. Addie Grueser, lin. ~ Proteotaat-Citholle &!!.,...- B. - · !ln. Ja1IIOI lliKI-, \!_!! too rm: and too deeplY TOOt· Mrs.. Tttbmaa Coot. .•.. id' to be rnolved. -without a very ,, ,.: : '""' period .of patient matuany Cirde Meedltp ...,.,...m dlo<lllllon. Wllat the The Jlluionuy Clrelet of tJ*. oeual..nlolou ""' trying to do a Flnl D•ptiot Ch-b of lllddl'--"' to got that dlltUislnn coinl-ln ..,. • ...,. see .. aa . atmoiPbere Of eenuine Chris- will meet aext M.andQ" ""eatag.. dan charity. The DorcU (in:k wlll have a Churcll. llitw· Cl'" , , _ potluc:l< djlUIOI ot • p. DL ot lh.e Putor. Sun-J'r, Gustave Weile), the lead· bome of Mrs. Job Fultz and tht IL Mtrnlnl ia& u. s. catholic autbority 011 PriJeUla Circle will M'ftl a ebllfth uldtr, polntl that all at the .M.mta Jte.Uurant at 6: Cbrtst.nl are bood bJ Jems' and to the home ol Ul)Udt coan11nd. to "loft one Earl Sml ' lor a 10eial time an4 '. ._t Clrtuits thenJO motber." Slmplt~ obedieDet to thla eommandm.Uit 11 therefOTe · _,.. t ste t p othe flnt, aU-tm.....-• -n ""r<l nun!oll. •• "lD Ill nhtively ohorl ldst0r1~ tile ecumeidl m.neiMfit · has = rn , meeUng. The :'£lett& drde WiD meet • the borne of lin. \Varnn Hulb'Wi , : ai ' at 1:10 and t~ tAve-JIOJ Clrele l!ii. · • tile holM of vn. Aile& l!Ullles &il • : ,,so. . • ~- tho ,....,. " eon- Cia • " - S.....·. turtiil" J't. Woliel oolil. "The r&••' ., . . dllfirtOit ctnird&.. do 1M lloal The PUt I'J'eSidenlo 0: the, Lo; l!t~=~~ • -betlli' ..... '!0411 Om tllot d\<1' 110. ·dies DIOWwill Weljo~· ,. Pnat A&IOillatt ~ of t.-110• .....;'.. :· -. :~·'~.!< ... '"tnMill =• ~¥.iA:' i!l)er~; iOtt1i1~1' ~ ~ ~ .i&':.llft llchtDI~ ~ . •• · --·r;.a <Ml ifri tt!l,, ; l ......~.~flll1!1i;wlll. ii.. th • . .,; Jitnlt-tlflnc 14! "-'"''• tt.•. ~ swr,. • ····.•·. fi ille �I ' ' • • . DlilJ Sellllael, Pomeroy-Middleport, o •• Dec. 12, 1959 (Ill Wontad To Buy !20bl Insurance o'MALL USED cEMENT M!XER.I---;;OO=N;--;;S';;fi;;V;;;EIIS=;--Phone YU~2296. Pearl Parker. 12 10 3lp WANT ADS 1'0& OONSISTENT DEPENDABLI! USULT8 , pace Mrs. Klein Will Jackson, Logan Keepmg Wl'th Panthers On Cage W•'ns Be On Coffee _Jaekson and Lopn k.epl pac~ Wellston : Compston 0--0----0; w1th the Pomeroy Panthers Fr1- Ramae}' 7-1 - 1~; Scharfenbt:rger Apartment•, Pftp.le'' Terraca 1ncl d0111y night Oh . the atrencth of eon- 6-0-12; Hendenhott 2---0--->1:; llt..TES .rJ1 o,.c _ll lr, , ~ • ' .... ..... . ' \l'ale St., off BuHarnut Ave., vmcing wins over SEOAL oppon- Kisor 1- 1---3; Phillipa z--.4----B; 1 eaate ,.- word. a. !Mertloo. .MKWDum ebuc, - eo eeau. Pomt1'0y. PAona 3lt-Y ents. Jacbon '1 76-42 win over Tot.ls l&e U. I _., per word for thrw ~ve in8ertiool. II 2 30tp Galhpolia, and Logan'• 57·50 ~~cAthen : Wickerham 11-4---26; lptdal - oae moDth for 30 eenta per word. tory over 1n improving Nelfonvdle Bacon 2-1-5; Chase 2-1~; Al'AH'~' MKNTS l''urnis.bed and Flill role of 3 cenli per W<>l'\1 wUI be ebar&«< fno' J<lvertiJiDOI club leaves the lronmen, Chief- Begg 1-1-3; Nelson 1- 1--3; umu1·nusned . .Mc14asLeu, .Mtddle- ( 21) Real tstaet: IlliCit paid wJWn 10 day• :..'lee receirinl bUL taint~ and the Panthel's tied for Bean 1- 1--3. ToLala 1~~lrrora tD Adnct.Wi.ni - Should be reported unmedi.atelJ. n. purl. I ' DOm;: ijlJ+t--~ 2 a tJ FOR SALE ALL MO-oER=N::-=FIVII= - first place with identical 3-{) reSEOAL STANDINGS lllt1l.,. Seotinel will DOl be responei.ble for more than OM ine<M" cords. Won Lott Gl 7 anu ts tWUM H.UU.S.!!;, 4 .RUOII room ct~ttage. Brownt-U Avenue rM lbiertioa. In the other league game, a real Pomeroy 3 0 0 apartmt:nt .li.J1d ;:~ room apart· Middleport. Gas !loor furn1ce, Card of ~'hanks IUid SpetUI. NOClcea of Bve-nt.a. $1.00 Oblruarl• tussle, Athens edged upstart WellaLogan 3 0 0 mem. J\ . " . Ho:ngc1, I-' none 1 '"h hathf (ull bal<'ment. two publiahed at 1 ce1a per WQni. ton at Athen11 4~~2 in an over- Jack:8on 3 0 0 : HU..M. ll 2 t1c car garai!!e $6M(l.OO. Ph>Jme WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAY! 1 MO Middleport 1 2 2 --~ 604-f,-k. 1D-20-Uc time contest. Ia IIOo IIOc $l.lltl f4 ,50 lHALL.t:U S[ ACES LUCATED IN . Middleport, · loser to Pomeroy Athena 1 2 ; 20 60c $1.20 1! .80 $6.00 center vt M1ddlepport. Close to FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH last night, ""Athens and Nelsonvtlle, Nelsonville 2 .. ZS ?lie $UIC J2.20 $7.50 shoppmg d ts tnct, enurches and ln Mason $4000.00. Phon• now have 1·2 akeina, while Galli- Gallipolis 0 ~ 3 1 3 Ada rec:eiwd by 10 A.X. will be in that day'• paper. khools. See or Call U<tVId C. Spruce 3-~200 . 12-8-6\1 polis - defending chamP!' - and We liston l) ~ M. 1uer, Millllle porl, LlhiO,I'tw~tes RM FOR QUil."'K SALE Wdlaton remain in the goose-egg AREA SCORES with 0·3 records. Pomeroy 73 Middleport 41 C~J .r\Ut-'Sales 19) For Sale "'""-"'-'""''~ _ l•·•· liJ.l2·>t~ F~.oo. 114 Acres, two •tory clan The jam at the top of the lad- Jackon 76 Gallipolis 42 ---~ - - - - - - r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"", .1 -ruu H~NT MODERN APAHT· I house, paying gas well, coal, der is s\ll'f! · to be broken up in Ath.ns 45 Nelsonville 42 OT 1~ BUICK V8 SPECIAL, $9915. 1\'JJ::N J . Three Htiotn.s, pantr)' timber. Arnold Far_m, R~. 143, 3 part next week when on Tuesday Looan .57 Nelsonville SO 2 Door Sedan. Spotless ongin· a 11 d b11 Lh gau furmace heial gas mile east of Harrlsonvtlle. Ar· wght Logan 111V3.dea Jackson. While Racine 60 R!Jtlancl 45 al two tone green finish. Dynacoo.lung ~tu .. cs and electn~ re· thur J. Arnold , Box 227, Millers that pure mayhem ia going on, the Eastern 65 Wahama 43 flow drive. New Buick trade-in, fnger<ttor turnu;ned. tJrst floor port, Ohio. Phone HO 77131. Panthen go to Nelsonville. Athehl!l BNvar 69 K.,..,- Creek 46 Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 12·9-titc •Pt. bardwuud uoors, porcbes 12-9-6tp. is at Middleport and Wellston Windsor 60 Rio Granda 39 ::::::---;:;::: - - - - _ . _ _ _ _ lront and tlltck, basement for J -~:...::_::_____~ ----- comes to Gallipolis. Wat.rloo 6G Hannan Trace 37 1954 FORD VB Cl.JSTOMl.JNE, laundry faciiJLJes. Io"ront and back ~...... _/_I ~. . . -Itt ' • . 5ou"'WHtern 50 North G.allla 42 Gallipolis t•aa in range, down• 5 Zaleski 58, Harriaon 36 ~- 2 Door Sedan. New pamt entnnccs. Located center of' \At;I'{IU Mil to 7 points, "ntil late in the third job. Exceptional ln condition, Middleport. t:lose to anopping ~U~ars, Pom~ro_.v. _:2~9~tc I diatrlct, aehoola and ehu~he11. JPOMEROY-6 rooms, gu fur· period agr.tnat Jackson. At that HIGH SCHOOL SCORES !lent w1th stove and refngera nace, porches. 4 Iota. Out of point the lronmen look over both board11, acorlng 26 points to the Ashland 19 Gallon 72 19e6 ' ~ONTIAC VB TWO DOOR tor $60-~ month; without stove high water. $4200.00. Se-dan. $1,211~ . Hydramatic. Exand refrigerator _$50.00 rn?nth. MIDDLIPORT- 6 rooms, bath, loaen' 8 in tbe Iut quarter. Six lall.tont•IM 78 Piqua 69 foot eight Ed Sprigp, the P'roah Palnuvllh Haf'fty 52 fairport -45 ceptional. Blacttnars, Pomeroy. Pomeroy, 0h1o See or CaU David C. Miller, gas furnace new kitchen . Le· giant, hlt 8 fielders and three char- Wlll.artl 61 New London 45 1'"':~""'~~C:'--"""~----:-~! Middleport, OhiO. Phones 6162 l2-1Hl 1 lot $6000 00 1<: 1 - - --- - , or 6287 12-8-10-12-atp ve · . · · t Third itiea for 19 polnta and was high R.oclr:y River 44 iloay 34 191)8 47ft. RJCHAiilll>ON HOUSE _ _ _ . _ _ _ RACINE- Busmcss 1o on , . scorer. Six of hi! fielders were .Parma 78 Euclid ~ 19M FORD V8 FAIRLANE, $895. trailer. front kitchen wit h auto· ROOMS CLU.SE lN TOWN. 127 62xlHI Good frame buddmg. "lap-lhl!l." last Cln•lancl Shaw 53 2 Door Sedan. Beautiful turm~ttic waaher. See Don Thom~ts Butternut A\le. 11 30 12tc $2500.00. ""-I Gallipoli1 reserves, all juniors, Clav.eand Halvhts 47 . d h't I · h 81 t ·• 7 M 1"- · p h ' Cell VIRGIL TEAFORD, ... eunan won 3&-27. Cleveland St. tgnat1u1 91 quol&e an w 1 e 1018 . ae · ...29 ui ·J· u ..... ny, omeroy. l' one FOUH . .HOOM HOUSE lN MINERSBox 22t Phon• 101-Y Mike Patton of Nelsonville fell Clhel~~t~d South 66 tnar11, Pomeroy. 12-9-6tc ' . 12 10 3tc VlLLK :-,.;.:;:~ a month. Phone 12 12.atc behind Pomeroy'a Phil Harrison in Cla.,..and S.ntdictiM 54 I 11-u~ acorinc derby, a:ettinJ only 16 SJNGI!:R ZIG ZAG SEWING MA6!U;.!;-M. 12 10 3tc ------,-,-- : Clav.land John Haw- 50 1957 YOLKS WAGON Ca!l . Earl t:Hl.SE. Like new . Originally - ----,----:--c:=~-c-::c:;---;:-, •! against Loa:an while Harrison held Clavaland C.thednl Lfltln 77 Rottgen, Letart, W. Va., l'wm~ng cost over $300.00. Pay off bal- i''OUJt HUOM HOUSE, HATH. 128 eQQ 0avCe Clav•1•nd Glanville 63, 12 11 Jte ' ance of $143.00. Payments $8.00 ~-2144 . Umon Avenue. Call 3M·J. Scaled blds will be recei.,.ed In to his 20 point pace at Middleport. Blake, Dalton and Stump ied the Cleveland Eut tech 19 '1oM Cle.n Usad Can'l per month. Phone 343. 12-8-0tc ~~tc the off·ice of the Village Clerk, Logan attack getting 17, 14 and 15 ClaYeland Jonn Adamt 53 lll Malee 4 ~~~ - - ---- ' Pomeroy, Ohio, un~tl 12 o'clock in that order. Logan led comfort- Cleveland Holy Nama- 48 • •• SINGER SEWING MACHINE 1 \ I I J Help Wantca noon on Doccmber 21, 1959 on the ably most of the way. Logan R~ Ciav-., •.r.nd Rhodes 4~ MITROPOLITAN Hound 66 model originally - - - - - -· - - · -· - serves won 43-28. Cleveland John Ma,.n.. ll 65 sold f~r $179.:>0. Brand new WANTED A MIDDLZ AGE fo~~~~~~~~ For the purcha~ ...,,..., $41" Rusa Wickerham starred at Athttaval.and w.. r "f~h 63 2 1• W:. conbole cabmet. Take over payhoutmkecper for eJderly e.oup\e. of by tbe Village of Pomeroy a 1960 truck cha1111 is and dump ens wUh 26 points, getUng the Bull-lllyrl.a 61 Findl-ay :12 '-'- F - Sa - - - - rtl\:r-ts $7.00 per month. Balance Have " 11 mo de;:n COMemenc~a. """' ( dogs' five overtime points to beat Middletown 88 Or It! due $04.50. Phone 3 ..... _ 12-8-fit' P. U . .Box ~.;;&. Pomeroy, OhiO. .. .. 7 I - - - - -- _ ._ 12·3-Uc body of the follt)Wing description Wellston. Athena reserves won fAHamilton Garfield 61 and ,;pccifications: - ---::-:--:=:: :n. Lima 71 Hamilton Taft 46 tiOc ~HIUSTMAS TREES ~Oc Your 10 :-'l!:LY ~NTIQUE GIFTS, SP.I'> WANTim LADY BOOKKEI!:Pl<:R Truck t.o •have gross vehld,.. Nelaonvllle 6 18 32 ftO C1ncrnnatl Canfral 6a tar' e or !'mall. ~Oc each, t:IAL putr 15'-h 1Dl'h1 cut gla5s, for local e11tabli~hment. Buai· weight Ntting of 21,000 1b8. or Logan 1~ 25 40 :S7 (1nc1nnatl St. Xavier 50 Cob all-blue overl11y decanters . I) · ~7th Flf • Mlddl I neu experience preferred but more, •p roper wheel base 1-or 9 feet • ," ec, , · . e s epor1 1 $5o each . 700 W. Main St. , Nelsonville: Anderson 5---1- 11; CincinnAti Elder 66 or,~~ a.~, to 7·30 p.~i 30 12t _!~m-~roy. _Phone 61~1-J .. 12-B·Otc not neceSJiiry. FurniBh refer- dump body. All typea <~f engine Dexter 5---2-12; Patton ~16; Cn-ac:lnnati Tdt 47 Daily Senllnel, Pomero~, Ohw. will be eoPSidered but bid must Kunzman 5-1- 11; Murphy o--o-- Walnut Hills 14 Oak Hilts 46 EXCLUSIVt-: DJSTlUBUTORSFOR 1Clncmnati Hughn 75 el!ces. Wnle Hox tHIB-B, % 'l'he specify cu. lnch displacement, 0. Totals 20-1~. GOQ}.) BANK Moore Business Forms, ret:l~>ter 12·1U·3tc numbi!r of cylinders, et.e . .F11ve (!;) Logan : Myers f--1- 9; Blake Cincinnati ROSIU Bacon 66 N)e. .Mra.., NeJI MlddJeawart carbon, stock books, ole. Quick speed Direct in fifth transmission, 1- 17; Dalton 7---()._14; Stump "1- Hllllboro 71 Fr~nklin Heights 56 Ptirlland.SUYem•me Road. ' service. Quality J•rint Shop, Lwo·apeed axle, 1heatcr .and de· 1- 15; Nelson 1-0--2. TOtals 27- Gl'ftnfield McCia•n 65 IIIII 12-l·12tc· Middleport, Phone 6041Y. froster , two front -tow hcl>kt, one 3-67. Wllmintrton 64 I 2·ll-6tc rear tow loop, right •and .left elec- Jackson 17 32 ~ 76 Columbu1 E.11t 66 London 41 RESTAURANT BUSINEO;S READY l.IUN.t:L ELECTRIC THAIN, lfi 28 34 42 Columou... North 82 BABY SITTING Irlc .windshield wi!pcl'8, right and Gallipolis •~x- IRONING AND to go, fully equipped, low rent, Jackson: Swingle B-2-18; Van ColumDus At~ulnu 39 at home or out bY day or week. Ieft rear view mirrors, algnal TltA switches and track . Call &ood location, steady Income. Wrlto % The Daily Sentinel, Itght..s, mud fLaps, ·h eavy duty Fouen 0-0--0; Davia 3-0--6; 926-M. 12·9-3tp Reasonable . Phone 820-M. bukes, .heavy duty front and rear Beckley 2--Q..--.4; Sprlgg:1 8--3-19; Col'lmbul En1moor 56 Box 668A, Jletmeroy, Ohio. I'Nireon franklin 5.. Pomeroy. 12-B..alp ~tprlngso, reinforced fra.me, 8.21'i x Hyden 1- 2---4; Slavens 6-3---11; 12-Utc 20 n•ylon 10 ply t.irea. lug t)'lpe on Wright 1- 2-2; Johnson 2--0--4; Goiumbu1 C•nrrou OU \,OIIItnD\tt Wtlt SB 01 rear, dump bed to ·be 6~ x 9 :feet Schaul!eil 1--0-2. Tolala 32 (12 of !20l Business Servic;es (Jour 20) 76. Arlington ) I D>~~.o.•'-~ oo. ycf,)-.wllh 33" head and Gallipolis : Gilmore 2-1--!j:; "''".. "w •.,w H ~ ............ ~ 66 0"{ MUELLER FURNACIII ... , WEST .... t;lil. 24"' s ides wJth. lh size wing type ~~~b protccttJr, door in tail Evan.11 0---2-2; Duncan 6--0---12; ....... ,..,., .... «vrr•m•v••n .. , HOUlE appli.ancH. Arnold ·aroPCNMr•r. Ohio th•n, Syracuh, OhiO. Phona ~te. romplete with hoist. Tl'uck Dowler ~; Crawley 1--0-2; Uroana .2" Mr. Vornon w Ut Lane 7-0-14; Tawney 1--0-2; • "'"''"'~ ..,"'~ ., •• ftwt Yli :lb 136-Y. 11 19 tfc lo be vellow in color. DEALER FOR 1 tteynoldsbura 5) ITEM NO. 2 - For llhe pur- Totals 17 (8 of 13) 42. BOB'S TREI SERVICI AND Rl· chase by the Village of Pomeroy Wellston 11 17 32 40 42 i.lublln 61 Colvmbu• v1uv•nuy 'tA Massey-Ferguson mova~ Phone 6848. 12·3401• for a new 1960 Utility Type Trac- Athena 10 23 31 40 4~ .-.nc...Mt' 1£ "'"'h"mbv1 Ro1ary Stt tor, m' . ! dium aize, four wheel tyrpe, FOR RADIO AND T. V. REPAIRS New Holland Nhfit1n 49 W••••• .. ,..., .,.. Call Fr1nk Captain•, 414 N. ...., ""' •mlndmum sir~ 11 lnohe•. V•n•t•ha ..a '-ruw• \,.11)1 ~I front tires minimum size 6.00 (6 . . Sec•ncl A.Je., MJddltpport • Solar Permanent I ""'···~ .... vu.......... .2. A. M. to 9 P. M. 12-3·Hc ply), Ellcdricel System, !sl.artet ~lii1Qon :>U ,,,,.,y•vma .1.1. I ond lighto). sarety Li!lhto on rear, I \,UIUmDVIi niU ol'lr1 4V Alii. CONDlTION.!NG, R£FRIGER· nil c!Qaner, fuel (lfluge, roar wheel I Laval \,.OIUMIMIS Holy fiMily atlon aervl.:e. Jack's RefrJQetll· wgts., hydraulic soystem. One healiawark CC 4.1 PHONE 419 vv duty ind-ustrial type loader, .Phone tion, New Haveo. Tll· \.u.umbvt W1tttr10n 4ot not less than lfJ y.ard capadty, Sandra Denise DJDJe.v, 8-day. 'Oiumbu• ttr.... ,..,. •• ~~ AUtTIONL:Ia BAllY HO~,''E. IN ~~~' · S~·~· cle-arance to be adequate to use ,old daua:hter ltf Marlon Dlna:ey i'"OHD Leifheit, llock Sprin.:s, C..nptet. ......._ •prlloyttlld CC ~ with dum~ truck, hydraulic coOJ- and Leotta Kirby Dlna:ey, New Clrclevlllt 40· Pomeroy. 12·12-3tc C.rlft lrtcltord trolled burket on loader. One hea- Haven, died about noon at St. -c. H. 3~ .Vrl~ PhOM Contm I Girl'! Coat, $1~. 00; Gla3s Gobvy duty lndustriat type J()ader, J h Hospital Partentnug 'hllllcothe CCWalhlnaton A." c. aradf.nt. bclne, Olll.. ~~ t.Arn•raua .. i<'ss l•han 3 feet cut, can be mount· ~~~p Dec u ' ' leis, eui•h ,25; Gla8H Sherberts, &-:111-tf Ptlllollmll.,..-, eu ~·tuo ~., each .25; Assorted Aluminum Pd along wdth ~oader. Mower must s:r~·iving:. be~idea the parents ~oonUttCehtt :.w -... ..~nOC;ron SS 231137. 6·23·1f pan lld!, l'ach .03; UnJYersal be equipped Wlth curb lift devi~e. are one brother, ao1 er JA:e, 4 kOOMYett J -1 ~Jectric Sweeper, $3.00; 12 gal. Ea("h lliddor muat btd on each yean old. Maternal lt'lndparent.a CLILANDI Man1fiatd ~ Jnr (j)Olteryl, $1.00; 1 General Item separately, and e~ bid mu1t are Mr. and Mr1. Leland Kirby of llodlo & TV k•r•alr Dayton Palrview 84 Llfh.l ' · '"- 1~ tlectrlc RefriRerator 7 1·2 cu. be ac_companied by a cOOek or Nfilw Haven and pr.ternal ~and- •P• th1r1e11 ~•wnae 01.2 Phone ~100 ft . $100.00; I L&K Electric RePonMroy, 0111.. bo~d m the <JOUm of ' 100 ·00 to the mother Ia Mr1, Merrm Teatlno, aoutnu11arn 41 satisfaction of the Vil!a,:e Coun· c lumbul Ohio frigerator 7 1·2 cu. ft . $100.00; Mlamt aatt 7~ htntu Oof °Funeral aarvl~el will be held 1 Gas eooklng sL!)'(e $100.00; CUSTOM 3UILT Kl1't.HEN DE-l oil -ll!i a wuaranty that tr the bid Ia I r•Y 14 &.NI)I'IOII ~uWen ..1 algood for your hom~ . Fr~• ea· • accepted a contract wlll be enter- today at 3 p. m. at tbe FOCIIIQDI I Webster Record )'i, (elee· Atuwme r••rmont !;j/ t1m1tet. ForemiO aud Abbott, Into and its performance pro- Funeral Home, Maaon, w. va. tml, $10.00; 2 telephone tands UI)I'IGft WI lOUr Wrltht J-r. each $3.00; 1 LlYing oom Phoue d~M-Y. 8-6-tJ perlv 8flcured. These checks or Rev. Dnld Freeman, New :Raven, Suite <2 pes.) total $80.00; 1 TELEVI'UON RADIO lr SMALL bonds wUJ be held untU the eon· will officiate. .Burial will btl julpher ~pnnp •• ha-lmt•Liberty 4i EaHy Chair Stool $2<1.00; 4 aeb .lp9)1nnce fepalt. Phone Otll ~~~~or bid b pr•rly executed made in the Graham Cemetery, Um1 Shl,..... ~ waJtanca 4-tl rubber hoae (soft) each $2.~; . 41 I..OICftl. . Jll \11!Clia~oek, Raolne, C.blo. YThem~llht U J'elerftd ta reject Graham StltJon, W. VI. Pomeroy, Ohio 3 Garden Push Cu1Uvator1 lltMO Materl ~7 t+30h: any and all bids. eal!h $3.00; Miac. lace curtains HOLZIR HOSPITAL 1ot.... Whl-.. Ed'na Sehoenl'ob, Cl«k .. Admiliona, Dec. 10: Mn. Adam rol. . lcOtt 57 14!11edo LIDDef per strip .25; new 1 Smith & GOOD LUMP COAL. PllONE VIUate or Pomoroy Weston .32 Pistol '10.00; 1 old !tabs, Pt. Pleaun\; Dale ·P. Fi~er, MtUtrapGrt ,.. PtH&antvut• • 820-M, Pomeroy. 12·6·6tp Pistol (antique), $D.OO; 1 .38 112l12-l~i< GalllpolJa; Wllllar B. ~r. GaUl· ec••te \'allay ~ ••• w11nvt M burel pi1tol specl1l long poll•; Mn. John Thoma• notter, r'tckerkllton 71 ......, . Un6iln 61 (made In Spain! al10 hoJator NEW liHIO PATr.F.liNS PLASTIC Ga1Upolll; Mr1. Artbur William ro1t110 Mecomler 61 aud belt $38.00. w1How bJlnde and ahade1, Veae CON~IRINCI OROWI .WrobloWJkl, GIUlpoU.; Ru..eU R. to ..... Con!Nl 4L ALL ANTIQUIS tian blind•. aU tlndt lnd rolor1 NEW YORK UP!-the Eastern Campbell, Galllpolla; Cathy Jollon• Tot .... W N 10 1 Fiber cltll awnlnga, Day and 1 Walnut Platrorm Roekor $38.00; Collea:~ Athletic Conference lQ. 'MiddJeport. ' ~VIIItflt • 1 Walnut Love Seat $85.00; 1 JfJCbt RIIN pLattl all ldndt, raised ita member aehaola to 121 ' .OJacbarJet, Dee. 10: W~lam l'oleH Walt. 64 M Walnut Table $30.00: I Walnut Before 9 r30 A.M. AIU~h~IU ladden aU kJnd1. Friday wben It admitted Bowdoin Stroth, Mrl. A. N. Beupl, WUllam lf.~::::.iW•r- ~Miurnte U T1ble $30.00; 1 Walnut Setb Mlddlepott 6131.J Free Eltb11te, Dale Wippel C. W. Poot, QolnnlpiJC, Rochester, lhore, Wllllam llldl,, lin. Arch 1 st. lllnlolluo >4 1 Walnut Pomeror 525 Thoma• Clock $12.00; Supply, 21;S Union Avenue, Spool Stand $1~.00; 1 Oak UpKAUTZ Jl'•lo ITORI Porpero.y, 0~10. 11·30-eok and St.theFrancia of Brooklyn. The -100; M~. Mn. OtisW111lam She'Wardh and 1011, ,.....,_ It, 74 Johri Aknn Morth ,_ Tech. Unlveralty of Rochester Lambert, Sben1 and c;;•n.aamt rlghl Desk, $20.00; 1 Oak Drop At Cht1ter ECAC ahto admitted an affiliate Mn. Llwrence Gerlac , Mn. Earl ~- -- 1. Leuf Table, $1~.00; 1 Oak Yukon 5·2145 the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Robin10n, :wrn. J. P. Moore, )Ira. Straight Chair, SJ .OO. Ileana t4AMILL IIRVICI ITATION Soccer Confe~nce, malr:lrlg a to- Arnot Wisematr, Thoma. Downard, Above located 14'7 South Thlrtt Before 9100 A.M. tal of 20 member 1roups. Albert Boln, Robert FUlton. Av('nue, Middleport, Ohio. Sqe AINnr lJSJ D11vld C. Miller, Phones 8182 Eve11 Day Bervke or 6287. 12-12-3tc ~~~~~~~~~~"""~"'' ' ~ · O" 4" LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH ' by 10' ,., talvanized steel. E11ay ed, ~ellvcred and 1preall on 1 to movet. See at the Met Auto . driveway• and roada. Sbulera , Sales, Middleport, Oblo, Phone Conrtructlon, Phone Middle- t IThe NaU011'1 NewT~ 8hlltloD 'At) 604:1-1. 12·12-lltc port 6018. ll·2B-tfe .ll"tJ PHONE 398 for Kent I I 1 I I SEE THE 19 6 o .AT l I KARR & VAN ZANDT Hour Monday ' ff.O:..~~n ~,d-.:t.e,:t.u.~ oamt>:o or b•r. Tbe ovenln1'• diJ. t~... Th.il Monday momin1 Mrt. o. P. ferenc:e , Klein will be heard over WMPO A total of more tb1n J6 perradiG st.t.Uon durinl the CGffee . aone bave attended one ot more HoW" at 10 o'clock. rclaasea of the firat four 1euion1. .. At the milt marketina meetinl ::Mrn. Klein, a member of the Dec. 7, it wal pointed out that Amat~ur Gardeners Club of Mid· the demand tor milk to remain dleport will speak on Christmas strong. The number of cows milkd_ccoralions. She wll~ also gi:Ve ~ar- ed is decreaalng as well u the Uculars on the Omstmas U.ghtmg number of d&ii'J farms. contest to be conducted by the ear- It was found in tbe Racine den clubs of Middleport in con-. area several dairy farma may junction wtth the Cb.amber of show inereaseo when bulk tank Commerce. 1-per.ttiona are unoer wtty. The contest is opened to the pubhe and registration is not required. Akron East 56 8arbeorton 49 i•k c.....'"-• •• There Will be out·Jf-town judges ..,. ron who wtll tour the town and view ! Akron St. Mary 40 each decoration. Warren H1rdln1 61 Champion J1 ___ Judging will be conducted on Xonday, Dec. 21. I I P,IANOS Hay Samples Wanted For 5th Evening Oass •BALDWIN eWURLJTZER lllld OTHEJI FAMOUS BRANDS ~ I GRAVELFoa \@ f UIID -- II CAR ~ ROOM FURNISHED coT: I !lOa) Termt'te h1j;c between Mason and New lrwo llavenr $40 a .month. Call Ted ! Control Swaru, Spruce 3ft986. 12·12-t~p 'AI Ton Ple.tup ey~i.ndel' motor: MI'W1I Uke .-ftd "'.$1095 . lOUd cah; new. Heal· 1, House I MEIGS•COUNTY REM ESTATE OWNERS - < • • , . -~· 7o00 7·30 8o00 8o30 9o00 9o3b IOoOO ILOO 11:10 ~~ ;afttl.~,. 'L ·!~ Repert. Hucttebert'Y Hound People a,re FUIUIJ Love and Matriaee 'l'alea of WP.lls Farlo Peter Gunn A1coa Theater Steve Allen Show / ~6W8 deadliDN ... ..• . .. 4~ / • 'l•h ! ! ... pl• l i ~ ',. > Cbefroolft ' I · Dwm . Wtatharelsi 1l1 :15 Jac): P11-ar ShoW l ocO Sl!!D OU __ _...t I If ! o ; • ~ Late ·Show· " :. . .t Th~ (\bfi)lren of.:lib-angero .__::l.. . - 8:30 Fr-ank Sinatra Speclal T-OUTLAST All OTHERSI ...._.....,.,floor,., tllmaih. ""*' ......... ""''"""'""' .. ofal>i BloPo ---that BebiDd tho....,.,..,~..-;,.... blapoiiDIIIII ...., nnlllhot .ldg, p>MIN&loaltatlbo drl\wlbo llr lllliiObmtallbobl doem\ .... to.lboboatlo ....... ' •• It -rr,/11£11 .,.., II, 1 'Siclor--a/1- --~~-.-IIOontOomolaOIId•lllr,_~ 11·05 Weather Window tl;IO Late Show 12o45 Sign Off •:so Tbe Alaskan' :9:30 World of Talent u:oo .The News Toalght BoOQ b;ng llool Scho<Ji. 8:M DoUR ~tin Show • 9:00 ROmper Room 10;80 . "Morie l)o20 Yolll' l\11111 U:30 Mr. AJama and Kve •·.30 1-..N ,•tootball .pv 1:00 ·B01d · Advent~ " '7:-30 Perey Mason . a;30 Wanted--Dead or Allve no PresJdtnta: Jo~n Meeonlhay, ctll, Jane til~. Mike · · ~DiiMfr JOke ,Le- ,...... Rou&b lnd Glenna IAnn ·ta:oo· RestlMs.Gn Paula 1~:81. Love TIJOI· Bob t:oo ilosb: lllnro ~=,: -:':J . ~ ~ .u o Tbo Qalo Storm Show 3·00 :seat \he. Clock · •:io WIJO Do: You Trull · -1:(10 Am~!Wt Ba:ndst'l;•d 5o3.0 MS Frleod Fllck• , l:llfl Son !ranchOO Ileal uo e:.o . 6:45 7:00 7 ·30 8;3o 9 .30 Your ....,.. - Weatherman John Dal}' ~ewa Colt .4~ . Cheyenne Bourbon Stl'eet Beat Adveflturea in Paradile ' ~•~·, • l w;ao;~WtbaA., .Cameta 11 .00 \~wfblgM u:05 Scanning tbu Weather ,:10 Sports Repol1 1 11:10. Late Sbvw _~_:;·:;:_:=..:::::.:~-;~::-::;;;- I \1 : 1~ t2:31l , ~.::m~~·uwm Travel lF 10:30 Nbt or D."'.. i: g ·.OO Revival C~iade k 8:30 Amerl~Uls ..at Wor li:C·E Cbristlan Science , 10:00 Lamp Untp My Feet Ul:SO Look Up and .Live UoOO U, N. In Actlon \l:30 Cameft U·M 'News t2;00 Rt;lv. Elwood Gibbs , 12:90 Oral ~obert& 1:00 Pro Football 3'45 Inside' F""'ball 8:30 : 1:oo 1:90 8:00 <> ea~r Iackie o\ld· L• 1 f!litira .:s=~gn=-=Off----:-:-""'~- Jlr:tie Kan-· < Llndil CaroiJO tinda -...., N~ws . . • . . 8:15 Cllptaln 9:00 Cartoon Theater 10:00 lied Rowe 10:30 On the GO 11:00 I Lo.. Lu<r ~ n:ao · December Bflde 12o00 LoV1l lJio .. . l2 :3o Search For Tomorrow t2.:U :rb4!l Gultllnt; 1.J.ibt of Spencer, Howard See, ThornAlma TUrner, ft~o,.li. Jorc"!\ Mrs. Rlehaod Ord, Mrs. Mra. Clara Rood. Loris I·OO Jfeart of tha Cit.)' 1;39 As ltbe World 'N~a . J:oi\ l'o~ ]joUer,,orTQI' WorM 2:30 BOUie PllrtJ lr Mrs. ::1:00 The 'MilUona e 1:30 The Verdict Is ~ours t:ejd Tbe IJttlbter ~ ~ l:U :n'A !teret ~~ : , ~ T!lel!I!K•,.pf Nl/l!il 'l· , .oo Tl)e ~· J!lt><>l<l ·1J;so ·.Tti~ Life of RliQ , I:9Q , ,Art~~ 1. ~milb,. ft..., 6:11 the J6le·l\lvlln i5hOir 4:30· Choilftel 13 Pl!esontt . .,_ ~ !ioOO 00 86.;.80 Th Hi! stead, Ch~ne113-Mbncia) . ~:oo a~y:. wmard W1l~~ 5~" 5 \ 10:00 Jack Benny lO:SO What'& My Line ll:OO !\unrJ.a:v tlleWI '11\N" M'MAS1ER . .. a....- Mr'...Luek>' Sunclly - Ch1111ftlI 1 3 Get Your Free Ticbts F.or The Cash Christma1 BOiiua of UOO · ~WHTH.TV _C.hannel 13 · 13 o~ •:M~IUr _ clay · 9:50 D:oo GE Theater dhriinal· Alfred llitcbeoek Pro..ntt Jj:OO 11 O'dook N~.,. tl;.;.o Theater 13 UO ,Sign Off OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CQRISTMAS ' Channel g....Mondtl !:00 Tra~dori t~-:}8 - ~r:vertok . ,. t:30 ,.\mOl ••• AndJ I··M . tl>e<l· 'l:ltl'!ll Lives 1';1i0 -lil"""'liM't"" p""" .Membera: Mrs. .Oral EadJ, Mra. lfrs. Clare"nce Mrs. ' I"· •, . ' ' Palrleia · Killer1 1!.: · ~., q . &:00 Tile TeWt ·.lf:SO> Fal)ler KnOwo Beet lo ' I.T'·'RE CO HAR OW· ARE · V' & fUR"" "'1 ,... . V . · • "A so,tQNE CHRISTMAS frtm BAKER FURNITURE" , Sund~y,At 12:30 o.,.WMPO. .I ' ' a:oo -,;oo 10$0 WATI'S 13te ·KC '' I . • ' j '. ' I/'' • 1 ' ' BROUGHT TO YOU BY I . • , , · '· Bo~~t ,~fu,rniture of M~-~J·~~rt MliSII: ITS' . . . A.'Jl . ' - ··r( . . 'l'i\ io·. ., -. ... ... .-. • l(o' SQFT.'S aceolw;tln~ by GlNE' GRAll . ·. ~ •• ·~ Faa~ . ~e--- I artr.tle,- - • • I IN -TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. WE ,FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE •ctua\ly have two used aplnet 383-M. ~::mn).ore Supf}J Store. phmoa recently traded on orVauelu.n Peat Ccmtro Co. lllem·/ gans. Mahogany flnlah. Priced ' beT ut National Peat C~trol low Act now. We won't have AaociaUon. 1:-3-tfc th<m long. Wendoli'J 7th I< (l.'"-l Warren St., Marietta, Phone vu lnsurQncc. FR3-~697. 12-I:l.:Jte 6:30 NPWII Picture · Ull Hunth~y •- to .~0. AVE. MIDDLEPORT C..~l~l"'~~~.~~~~~· ~B~us~sy~S~to~re~W~h~ere~Y~our~=Do;U~ariH~as~Ce~n~ls~'~' ;~~ HEAR -----IIIII!----. . . . , PIZZA PIE ' I 6:25 ~aul'W!i!-~~!l1 , ~ow j-so ··Broten Arrow ·Ma.tty.ta-rfuhday FUnnits · ib · 11 De by 1:3 Ro :er r e:3b !tobin Hood . . . ,w,.,.._....,... I :i~~·.'· Chtm'lplrinship 'Bowhng - 4 ~ 30 World Championsllip Colt 5': 38 . Hall of Fame l8:00"· News Pleture 7 00 Riverboat Sunday Showcase 9:00 ."',he¥J Sho• 1 0:00" }iOr~tta. Young t.O:S. ; 'Wibblt:a·· TOWn 11 ·fiO Ni!~ He.-&moa 11:10 Weathercaat \ M.ovietime 8o00 6:15 Olevel~nd' •BI'(IW!I.3 . •·~ ti:Jil ll:IIJ• Young Dr. Malone From Tbese Roots House on lltgh Street Split Pers~•Li.ty Steamboat Bill Slit. Prestoo Steamboot BUl Jlm ·Thacker ShrJW' Weathercast 5:30 . This is the L1fe 12:00 TV Chapel 12 :30 United Steelworkers J·Gafden Club of the Air 12_. 4& ;oo a:e,· r..-w. UTIL-ITY - -·;B;;U;;;lL-;D;;;IN:;:G~7' 11":30 On a.ao . Cb~!IJP!onshli>. ~~~· a.. •• Si~n 2·Sll Scieneo 'l'ltO.teT led 1 Cha!!nel 3 - ~unda} 11:15 3 Infant Daughter 0£ New·Haven -Couple Is Dead Starrett Shoctwatcb !;!;tan. _:::: Df.:_'- - ----:- 1 ·M 2-:pt.) ~ 77th ~~-- bincer~ 1 _,.. us ,, 10;01 ~:00 Trut'h or Consequences 1t. Could Be You Mid Daf NeWI 3 o00 3o30 4o00 4 .30 "1:00 e.WB "'" !:ill 1;;1\Ud(OD'I' Go&l"'l H.., ..,..,,on MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. n :15 · Hl'!l'ldll.aelo 1:~ College '"'•n•• ....... Weptt.e>,..:!IIIJ"I ' 12:30 B•JIIOP 'I!Nille ~~~~- , ~·- - NP.Wio ~1:10 l o30 . D:OO to8l l~'i!O' Concentration ll o30 12:00 12:30 1:00 ~- Otmn.. 8 , tl:llil ·j~bhr!I"Pklns l!'!lo ' - - \] :00 u~tn. FULTON-lHOMPSO[I! I 'McCULLpCl-1: - fRACTOR SALES CHAIN SAWS De Price 11 ment (llutloml lrt·OO OouRll R.e Ml 10:30 Play Your Hunch 7:30 Dl.- Clark ShoW ll:OO Sea Hunt 8:30 Leave lt tow~~~C:ow 9:~ Lawrence em 10:00 Jubilee U. S. "11 :flO Up·tO·the-Mht.Ute NeWI ·~ - -- ' 11 :00 a~unduo ~~: ~~~:&' ~~~ - ---- Sign On Continental Classroom TodJ,tL ltatle OOoftan Show Comodr Thn.t! 4oil') .siu.di1> WresiJ.Ing 8-1 I sPorts • So45 600 7o00 9o00 9:30 News Picture Waterfront 7 :00 Saturday N'ight Jamboree ' :30 Bonanza 8:30 "Man aod the qtallenge 9:00 The Deputy 9:30 Five Fingers 10:30- Law of the Plainsman Nitewate.b Chonnel3-~ondO) Mod ern Seience Theater Saturday Theate r Hunting and Fishing It's HamMond Playt ime • ':r.i I 11: UJ Gannet a- 5aTU1111l I N I ..' ·. . ., th•nntl3 - Saturday - -WCHS.TV C"-annel 8 I L DE tSION WSAZ.TV Channel 3 1111i0~ Farmers are invited to attend fif~ evening clas8 at Racine High School Monday evening, Detember 14, 8 to 10 p. m. F-armers are uued~_:to:_-b~r~ltlJI~-~·~J,~~,-,.,~~~~~~~~ the '~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 12, 105~1 1 :: · have been made IO hove en dl1play sun cured lon1 bl)', cruabed IUD rored bay, bay wef' er and bay pelletJ. There lJ a dlf· I • •• ,1·\ ~ •.~ ··~ �I ' ' • • . DlilJ Sellllael, Pomeroy-Middleport, o •• Dec. 12, 1959 (Ill Wontad To Buy !20bl Insurance o'MALL USED cEMENT M!XER.I---;;OO=N;--;;S';;fi;;V;;;EIIS=;--Phone YU~2296. Pearl Parker. 12 10 3lp WANT ADS 1'0& OONSISTENT DEPENDABLI! USULT8 , pace Mrs. Klein Will Jackson, Logan Keepmg Wl'th Panthers On Cage W•'ns Be On Coffee _Jaekson and Lopn k.epl pac~ Wellston : Compston 0--0----0; w1th the Pomeroy Panthers Fr1- Ramae}' 7-1 - 1~; Scharfenbt:rger Apartment•, Pftp.le'' Terraca 1ncl d0111y night Oh . the atrencth of eon- 6-0-12; Hendenhott 2---0--->1:; llt..TES .rJ1 o,.c _ll lr, , ~ • ' .... ..... . ' \l'ale St., off BuHarnut Ave., vmcing wins over SEOAL oppon- Kisor 1- 1---3; Phillipa z--.4----B; 1 eaate ,.- word. a. !Mertloo. .MKWDum ebuc, - eo eeau. Pomt1'0y. PAona 3lt-Y ents. Jacbon '1 76-42 win over Tot.ls l&e U. I _., per word for thrw ~ve in8ertiool. II 2 30tp Galhpolia, and Logan'• 57·50 ~~cAthen : Wickerham 11-4---26; lptdal - oae moDth for 30 eenta per word. tory over 1n improving Nelfonvdle Bacon 2-1-5; Chase 2-1~; Al'AH'~' MKNTS l''urnis.bed and Flill role of 3 cenli per W<>l'\1 wUI be ebar&«< fno' J<lvertiJiDOI club leaves the lronmen, Chief- Begg 1-1-3; Nelson 1- 1--3; umu1·nusned . .Mc14asLeu, .Mtddle- ( 21) Real tstaet: IlliCit paid wJWn 10 day• :..'lee receirinl bUL taint~ and the Panthel's tied for Bean 1- 1--3. ToLala 1~~lrrora tD Adnct.Wi.ni - Should be reported unmedi.atelJ. n. purl. I ' DOm;: ijlJ+t--~ 2 a tJ FOR SALE ALL MO-oER=N::-=FIVII= - first place with identical 3-{) reSEOAL STANDINGS lllt1l.,. Seotinel will DOl be responei.ble for more than OM ine<M" cords. Won Lott Gl 7 anu ts tWUM H.UU.S.!!;, 4 .RUOII room ct~ttage. Brownt-U Avenue rM lbiertioa. In the other league game, a real Pomeroy 3 0 0 apartmt:nt .li.J1d ;:~ room apart· Middleport. Gas !loor furn1ce, Card of ~'hanks IUid SpetUI. NOClcea of Bve-nt.a. $1.00 Oblruarl• tussle, Athens edged upstart WellaLogan 3 0 0 mem. J\ . " . Ho:ngc1, I-' none 1 '"h hathf (ull bal<'ment. two publiahed at 1 ce1a per WQni. ton at Athen11 4~~2 in an over- Jack:8on 3 0 0 : HU..M. ll 2 t1c car garai!!e $6M(l.OO. Ph>Jme WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAY! 1 MO Middleport 1 2 2 --~ 604-f,-k. 1D-20-Uc time contest. Ia IIOo IIOc $l.lltl f4 ,50 lHALL.t:U S[ ACES LUCATED IN . Middleport, · loser to Pomeroy Athena 1 2 ; 20 60c $1.20 1! .80 $6.00 center vt M1ddlepport. Close to FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH last night, ""Athens and Nelsonvtlle, Nelsonville 2 .. ZS ?lie $UIC J2.20 $7.50 shoppmg d ts tnct, enurches and ln Mason $4000.00. Phon• now have 1·2 akeina, while Galli- Gallipolis 0 ~ 3 1 3 Ada rec:eiwd by 10 A.X. will be in that day'• paper. khools. See or Call U<tVId C. Spruce 3-~200 . 12-8-6\1 polis - defending chamP!' - and We liston l) ~ M. 1uer, Millllle porl, LlhiO,I'tw~tes RM FOR QUil."'K SALE Wdlaton remain in the goose-egg AREA SCORES with 0·3 records. Pomeroy 73 Middleport 41 C~J .r\Ut-'Sales 19) For Sale "'""-"'-'""''~ _ l•·•· liJ.l2·>t~ F~.oo. 114 Acres, two •tory clan The jam at the top of the lad- Jackon 76 Gallipolis 42 ---~ - - - - - - r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"", .1 -ruu H~NT MODERN APAHT· I house, paying gas well, coal, der is s\ll'f! · to be broken up in Ath.ns 45 Nelsonville 42 OT 1~ BUICK V8 SPECIAL, $9915. 1\'JJ::N J . Three Htiotn.s, pantr)' timber. Arnold Far_m, R~. 143, 3 part next week when on Tuesday Looan .57 Nelsonville SO 2 Door Sedan. Spotless ongin· a 11 d b11 Lh gau furmace heial gas mile east of Harrlsonvtlle. Ar· wght Logan 111V3.dea Jackson. While Racine 60 R!Jtlancl 45 al two tone green finish. Dynacoo.lung ~tu .. cs and electn~ re· thur J. Arnold , Box 227, Millers that pure mayhem ia going on, the Eastern 65 Wahama 43 flow drive. New Buick trade-in, fnger<ttor turnu;ned. tJrst floor port, Ohio. Phone HO 77131. Panthen go to Nelsonville. Athehl!l BNvar 69 K.,..,- Creek 46 Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 12·9-titc •Pt. bardwuud uoors, porcbes 12-9-6tp. is at Middleport and Wellston Windsor 60 Rio Granda 39 ::::::---;:;::: - - - - _ . _ _ _ _ lront and tlltck, basement for J -~:...::_::_____~ ----- comes to Gallipolis. Wat.rloo 6G Hannan Trace 37 1954 FORD VB Cl.JSTOMl.JNE, laundry faciiJLJes. Io"ront and back ~...... _/_I ~. . . -Itt ' • . 5ou"'WHtern 50 North G.allla 42 Gallipolis t•aa in range, down• 5 Zaleski 58, Harriaon 36 ~- 2 Door Sedan. New pamt entnnccs. Located center of' \At;I'{IU Mil to 7 points, "ntil late in the third job. Exceptional ln condition, Middleport. t:lose to anopping ~U~ars, Pom~ro_.v. _:2~9~tc I diatrlct, aehoola and ehu~he11. JPOMEROY-6 rooms, gu fur· period agr.tnat Jackson. At that HIGH SCHOOL SCORES !lent w1th stove and refngera nace, porches. 4 Iota. Out of point the lronmen look over both board11, acorlng 26 points to the Ashland 19 Gallon 72 19e6 ' ~ONTIAC VB TWO DOOR tor $60-~ month; without stove high water. $4200.00. Se-dan. $1,211~ . Hydramatic. Exand refrigerator _$50.00 rn?nth. MIDDLIPORT- 6 rooms, bath, loaen' 8 in tbe Iut quarter. Six lall.tont•IM 78 Piqua 69 foot eight Ed Sprigp, the P'roah Palnuvllh Haf'fty 52 fairport -45 ceptional. Blacttnars, Pomeroy. Pomeroy, 0h1o See or CaU David C. Miller, gas furnace new kitchen . Le· giant, hlt 8 fielders and three char- Wlll.artl 61 New London 45 1'"':~""'~~C:'--"""~----:-~! Middleport, OhiO. Phones 6162 l2-1Hl 1 lot $6000 00 1<: 1 - - --- - , or 6287 12-8-10-12-atp ve · . · · t Third itiea for 19 polnta and was high R.oclr:y River 44 iloay 34 191)8 47ft. RJCHAiilll>ON HOUSE _ _ _ . _ _ _ RACINE- Busmcss 1o on , . scorer. Six of hi! fielders were .Parma 78 Euclid ~ 19M FORD V8 FAIRLANE, $895. trailer. front kitchen wit h auto· ROOMS CLU.SE lN TOWN. 127 62xlHI Good frame buddmg. "lap-lhl!l." last Cln•lancl Shaw 53 2 Door Sedan. Beautiful turm~ttic waaher. See Don Thom~ts Butternut A\le. 11 30 12tc $2500.00. ""-I Gallipoli1 reserves, all juniors, Clav.eand Halvhts 47 . d h't I · h 81 t ·• 7 M 1"- · p h ' Cell VIRGIL TEAFORD, ... eunan won 3&-27. Cleveland St. tgnat1u1 91 quol&e an w 1 e 1018 . ae · ...29 ui ·J· u ..... ny, omeroy. l' one FOUH . .HOOM HOUSE lN MINERSBox 22t Phon• 101-Y Mike Patton of Nelsonville fell Clhel~~t~d South 66 tnar11, Pomeroy. 12-9-6tc ' . 12 10 3tc VlLLK :-,.;.:;:~ a month. Phone 12 12.atc behind Pomeroy'a Phil Harrison in Cla.,..and S.ntdictiM 54 I 11-u~ acorinc derby, a:ettinJ only 16 SJNGI!:R ZIG ZAG SEWING MA6!U;.!;-M. 12 10 3tc ------,-,-- : Clav.land John Haw- 50 1957 YOLKS WAGON Ca!l . Earl t:Hl.SE. Like new . Originally - ----,----:--c:=~-c-::c:;---;:-, •! against Loa:an while Harrison held Clavaland C.thednl Lfltln 77 Rottgen, Letart, W. Va., l'wm~ng cost over $300.00. Pay off bal- i''OUJt HUOM HOUSE, HATH. 128 eQQ 0avCe Clav•1•nd Glanville 63, 12 11 Jte ' ance of $143.00. Payments $8.00 ~-2144 . Umon Avenue. Call 3M·J. Scaled blds will be recei.,.ed In to his 20 point pace at Middleport. Blake, Dalton and Stump ied the Cleveland Eut tech 19 '1oM Cle.n Usad Can'l per month. Phone 343. 12-8-0tc ~~tc the off·ice of the Village Clerk, Logan attack getting 17, 14 and 15 ClaYeland Jonn Adamt 53 lll Malee 4 ~~~ - - ---- ' Pomeroy, Ohio, un~tl 12 o'clock in that order. Logan led comfort- Cleveland Holy Nama- 48 • •• SINGER SEWING MACHINE 1 \ I I J Help Wantca noon on Doccmber 21, 1959 on the ably most of the way. Logan R~ Ciav-., •.r.nd Rhodes 4~ MITROPOLITAN Hound 66 model originally - - - - - -· - - · -· - serves won 43-28. Cleveland John Ma,.n.. ll 65 sold f~r $179.:>0. Brand new WANTED A MIDDLZ AGE fo~~~~~~~~ For the purcha~ ...,,..., $41" Rusa Wickerham starred at Athttaval.and w.. r "f~h 63 2 1• W:. conbole cabmet. Take over payhoutmkecper for eJderly e.oup\e. of by tbe Village of Pomeroy a 1960 truck cha1111 is and dump ens wUh 26 points, getUng the Bull-lllyrl.a 61 Findl-ay :12 '-'- F - Sa - - - - rtl\:r-ts $7.00 per month. Balance Have " 11 mo de;:n COMemenc~a. """' ( dogs' five overtime points to beat Middletown 88 Or It! due $04.50. Phone 3 ..... _ 12-8-fit' P. U . .Box ~.;;&. Pomeroy, OhiO. .. .. 7 I - - - - -- _ ._ 12·3-Uc body of the follt)Wing description Wellston. Athena reserves won fAHamilton Garfield 61 and ,;pccifications: - ---::-:--:=:: :n. Lima 71 Hamilton Taft 46 tiOc ~HIUSTMAS TREES ~Oc Your 10 :-'l!:LY ~NTIQUE GIFTS, SP.I'> WANTim LADY BOOKKEI!:Pl<:R Truck t.o •have gross vehld,.. Nelaonvllle 6 18 32 ftO C1ncrnnatl Canfral 6a tar' e or !'mall. ~Oc each, t:IAL putr 15'-h 1Dl'h1 cut gla5s, for local e11tabli~hment. Buai· weight Ntting of 21,000 1b8. or Logan 1~ 25 40 :S7 (1nc1nnatl St. Xavier 50 Cob all-blue overl11y decanters . I) · ~7th Flf • Mlddl I neu experience preferred but more, •p roper wheel base 1-or 9 feet • ," ec, , · . e s epor1 1 $5o each . 700 W. Main St. , Nelsonville: Anderson 5---1- 11; CincinnAti Elder 66 or,~~ a.~, to 7·30 p.~i 30 12t _!~m-~roy. _Phone 61~1-J .. 12-B·Otc not neceSJiiry. FurniBh refer- dump body. All typea <~f engine Dexter 5---2-12; Patton ~16; Cn-ac:lnnati Tdt 47 Daily Senllnel, Pomero~, Ohw. will be eoPSidered but bid must Kunzman 5-1- 11; Murphy o--o-- Walnut Hills 14 Oak Hilts 46 EXCLUSIVt-: DJSTlUBUTORSFOR 1Clncmnati Hughn 75 el!ces. Wnle Hox tHIB-B, % 'l'he specify cu. lnch displacement, 0. Totals 20-1~. GOQ}.) BANK Moore Business Forms, ret:l~>ter 12·1U·3tc numbi!r of cylinders, et.e . .F11ve (!;) Logan : Myers f--1- 9; Blake Cincinnati ROSIU Bacon 66 N)e. .Mra.., NeJI MlddJeawart carbon, stock books, ole. Quick speed Direct in fifth transmission, 1- 17; Dalton 7---()._14; Stump "1- Hllllboro 71 Fr~nklin Heights 56 Ptirlland.SUYem•me Road. ' service. Quality J•rint Shop, Lwo·apeed axle, 1heatcr .and de· 1- 15; Nelson 1-0--2. TOtals 27- Gl'ftnfield McCia•n 65 IIIII 12-l·12tc· Middleport, Phone 6041Y. froster , two front -tow hcl>kt, one 3-67. Wllmintrton 64 I 2·ll-6tc rear tow loop, right •and .left elec- Jackson 17 32 ~ 76 Columbu1 E.11t 66 London 41 RESTAURANT BUSINEO;S READY l.IUN.t:L ELECTRIC THAIN, lfi 28 34 42 Columou... North 82 BABY SITTING Irlc .windshield wi!pcl'8, right and Gallipolis •~x- IRONING AND to go, fully equipped, low rent, Jackson: Swingle B-2-18; Van ColumDus At~ulnu 39 at home or out bY day or week. Ieft rear view mirrors, algnal TltA switches and track . Call &ood location, steady Income. Wrlto % The Daily Sentinel, Itght..s, mud fLaps, ·h eavy duty Fouen 0-0--0; Davia 3-0--6; 926-M. 12·9-3tp Reasonable . Phone 820-M. bukes, .heavy duty front and rear Beckley 2--Q..--.4; Sprlgg:1 8--3-19; Col'lmbul En1moor 56 Box 668A, Jletmeroy, Ohio. I'Nireon franklin 5.. Pomeroy. 12-B..alp ~tprlngso, reinforced fra.me, 8.21'i x Hyden 1- 2---4; Slavens 6-3---11; 12-Utc 20 n•ylon 10 ply t.irea. lug t)'lpe on Wright 1- 2-2; Johnson 2--0--4; Goiumbu1 C•nrrou OU \,OIIItnD\tt Wtlt SB 01 rear, dump bed to ·be 6~ x 9 :feet Schaul!eil 1--0-2. Tolala 32 (12 of !20l Business Servic;es (Jour 20) 76. Arlington ) I D>~~.o.•'-~ oo. ycf,)-.wllh 33" head and Gallipolis : Gilmore 2-1--!j:; "''".. "w •.,w H ~ ............ ~ 66 0"{ MUELLER FURNACIII ... , WEST .... t;lil. 24"' s ides wJth. lh size wing type ~~~b protccttJr, door in tail Evan.11 0---2-2; Duncan 6--0---12; ....... ,..,., .... «vrr•m•v••n .. , HOUlE appli.ancH. Arnold ·aroPCNMr•r. Ohio th•n, Syracuh, OhiO. Phona ~te. romplete with hoist. Tl'uck Dowler ~; Crawley 1--0-2; Uroana .2" Mr. Vornon w Ut Lane 7-0-14; Tawney 1--0-2; • "'"''"'~ ..,"'~ ., •• ftwt Yli :lb 136-Y. 11 19 tfc lo be vellow in color. DEALER FOR 1 tteynoldsbura 5) ITEM NO. 2 - For llhe pur- Totals 17 (8 of 13) 42. BOB'S TREI SERVICI AND Rl· chase by the Village of Pomeroy Wellston 11 17 32 40 42 i.lublln 61 Colvmbu• v1uv•nuy 'tA Massey-Ferguson mova~ Phone 6848. 12·3401• for a new 1960 Utility Type Trac- Athena 10 23 31 40 4~ .-.nc...Mt' 1£ "'"'h"mbv1 Ro1ary Stt tor, m' . ! dium aize, four wheel tyrpe, FOR RADIO AND T. V. REPAIRS New Holland Nhfit1n 49 W••••• .. ,..., .,.. Call Fr1nk Captain•, 414 N. ...., ""' •mlndmum sir~ 11 lnohe•. V•n•t•ha ..a '-ruw• \,.11)1 ~I front tires minimum size 6.00 (6 . . Sec•ncl A.Je., MJddltpport • Solar Permanent I ""'···~ .... vu.......... .2. A. M. to 9 P. M. 12-3·Hc ply), Ellcdricel System, !sl.artet ~lii1Qon :>U ,,,,.,y•vma .1.1. I ond lighto). sarety Li!lhto on rear, I \,UIUmDVIi niU ol'lr1 4V Alii. CONDlTION.!NG, R£FRIGER· nil c!Qaner, fuel (lfluge, roar wheel I Laval \,.OIUMIMIS Holy fiMily atlon aervl.:e. Jack's RefrJQetll· wgts., hydraulic soystem. One healiawark CC 4.1 PHONE 419 vv duty ind-ustrial type loader, .Phone tion, New Haveo. Tll· \.u.umbvt W1tttr10n 4ot not less than lfJ y.ard capadty, Sandra Denise DJDJe.v, 8-day. 'Oiumbu• ttr.... ,..,. •• ~~ AUtTIONL:Ia BAllY HO~,''E. IN ~~~' · S~·~· cle-arance to be adequate to use ,old daua:hter ltf Marlon Dlna:ey i'"OHD Leifheit, llock Sprin.:s, C..nptet. ......._ •prlloyttlld CC ~ with dum~ truck, hydraulic coOJ- and Leotta Kirby Dlna:ey, New Clrclevlllt 40· Pomeroy. 12·12-3tc C.rlft lrtcltord trolled burket on loader. One hea- Haven, died about noon at St. -c. H. 3~ .Vrl~ PhOM Contm I Girl'! Coat, $1~. 00; Gla3s Gobvy duty lndustriat type J()ader, J h Hospital Partentnug 'hllllcothe CCWalhlnaton A." c. aradf.nt. bclne, Olll.. ~~ t.Arn•raua .. i<'ss l•han 3 feet cut, can be mount· ~~~p Dec u ' ' leis, eui•h ,25; Gla8H Sherberts, &-:111-tf Ptlllollmll.,..-, eu ~·tuo ~., each .25; Assorted Aluminum Pd along wdth ~oader. Mower must s:r~·iving:. be~idea the parents ~oonUttCehtt :.w -... ..~nOC;ron SS 231137. 6·23·1f pan lld!, l'ach .03; UnJYersal be equipped Wlth curb lift devi~e. are one brother, ao1 er JA:e, 4 kOOMYett J -1 ~Jectric Sweeper, $3.00; 12 gal. Ea("h lliddor muat btd on each yean old. Maternal lt'lndparent.a CLILANDI Man1fiatd ~ Jnr (j)Olteryl, $1.00; 1 General Item separately, and e~ bid mu1t are Mr. and Mr1. Leland Kirby of llodlo & TV k•r•alr Dayton Palrview 84 Llfh.l ' · '"- 1~ tlectrlc RefriRerator 7 1·2 cu. be ac_companied by a cOOek or Nfilw Haven and pr.ternal ~and- •P• th1r1e11 ~•wnae 01.2 Phone ~100 ft . $100.00; I L&K Electric RePonMroy, 0111.. bo~d m the <JOUm of ' 100 ·00 to the mother Ia Mr1, Merrm Teatlno, aoutnu11arn 41 satisfaction of the Vil!a,:e Coun· c lumbul Ohio frigerator 7 1·2 cu. ft . $100.00; Mlamt aatt 7~ htntu Oof °Funeral aarvl~el will be held 1 Gas eooklng sL!)'(e $100.00; CUSTOM 3UILT Kl1't.HEN DE-l oil -ll!i a wuaranty that tr the bid Ia I r•Y 14 &.NI)I'IOII ~uWen ..1 algood for your hom~ . Fr~• ea· • accepted a contract wlll be enter- today at 3 p. m. at tbe FOCIIIQDI I Webster Record )'i, (elee· Atuwme r••rmont !;j/ t1m1tet. ForemiO aud Abbott, Into and its performance pro- Funeral Home, Maaon, w. va. tml, $10.00; 2 telephone tands UI)I'IGft WI lOUr Wrltht J-r. each $3.00; 1 LlYing oom Phoue d~M-Y. 8-6-tJ perlv 8flcured. These checks or Rev. Dnld Freeman, New :Raven, Suite <2 pes.) total $80.00; 1 TELEVI'UON RADIO lr SMALL bonds wUJ be held untU the eon· will officiate. .Burial will btl julpher ~pnnp •• ha-lmt•Liberty 4i EaHy Chair Stool $2<1.00; 4 aeb .lp9)1nnce fepalt. Phone Otll ~~~~or bid b pr•rly executed made in the Graham Cemetery, Um1 Shl,..... ~ waJtanca 4-tl rubber hoae (soft) each $2.~; . 41 I..OICftl. . Jll \11!Clia~oek, Raolne, C.blo. YThem~llht U J'elerftd ta reject Graham StltJon, W. VI. Pomeroy, Ohio 3 Garden Push Cu1Uvator1 lltMO Materl ~7 t+30h: any and all bids. eal!h $3.00; Miac. lace curtains HOLZIR HOSPITAL 1ot.... Whl-.. Ed'na Sehoenl'ob, Cl«k .. Admiliona, Dec. 10: Mn. Adam rol. . lcOtt 57 14!11edo LIDDef per strip .25; new 1 Smith & GOOD LUMP COAL. PllONE VIUate or Pomoroy Weston .32 Pistol '10.00; 1 old !tabs, Pt. Pleaun\; Dale ·P. Fi~er, MtUtrapGrt ,.. PtH&antvut• • 820-M, Pomeroy. 12·6·6tp Pistol (antique), $D.OO; 1 .38 112l12-l~i< GalllpolJa; Wllllar B. ~r. GaUl· ec••te \'allay ~ ••• w11nvt M burel pi1tol specl1l long poll•; Mn. John Thoma• notter, r'tckerkllton 71 ......, . Un6iln 61 (made In Spain! al10 hoJator NEW liHIO PATr.F.liNS PLASTIC Ga1Upolll; Mr1. Artbur William ro1t110 Mecomler 61 aud belt $38.00. w1How bJlnde and ahade1, Veae CON~IRINCI OROWI .WrobloWJkl, GIUlpoU.; Ru..eU R. to ..... Con!Nl 4L ALL ANTIQUIS tian blind•. aU tlndt lnd rolor1 NEW YORK UP!-the Eastern Campbell, Galllpolla; Cathy Jollon• Tot .... W N 10 1 Fiber cltll awnlnga, Day and 1 Walnut Platrorm Roekor $38.00; Collea:~ Athletic Conference lQ. 'MiddJeport. ' ~VIIItflt • 1 Walnut Love Seat $85.00; 1 JfJCbt RIIN pLattl all ldndt, raised ita member aehaola to 121 ' .OJacbarJet, Dee. 10: W~lam l'oleH Walt. 64 M Walnut Table $30.00: I Walnut Before 9 r30 A.M. AIU~h~IU ladden aU kJnd1. Friday wben It admitted Bowdoin Stroth, Mrl. A. N. Beupl, WUllam lf.~::::.iW•r- ~Miurnte U T1ble $30.00; 1 Walnut Setb Mlddlepott 6131.J Free Eltb11te, Dale Wippel C. W. Poot, QolnnlpiJC, Rochester, lhore, Wllllam llldl,, lin. Arch 1 st. lllnlolluo >4 1 Walnut Pomeror 525 Thoma• Clock $12.00; Supply, 21;S Union Avenue, Spool Stand $1~.00; 1 Oak UpKAUTZ Jl'•lo ITORI Porpero.y, 0~10. 11·30-eok and St.theFrancia of Brooklyn. The -100; M~. Mn. OtisW111lam She'Wardh and 1011, ,.....,_ It, 74 Johri Aknn Morth ,_ Tech. Unlveralty of Rochester Lambert, Sben1 and c;;•n.aamt rlghl Desk, $20.00; 1 Oak Drop At Cht1ter ECAC ahto admitted an affiliate Mn. Llwrence Gerlac , Mn. Earl ~- -- 1. Leuf Table, $1~.00; 1 Oak Yukon 5·2145 the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Robin10n, :wrn. J. P. Moore, )Ira. Straight Chair, SJ .OO. Ileana t4AMILL IIRVICI ITATION Soccer Confe~nce, malr:lrlg a to- Arnot Wisematr, Thoma. Downard, Above located 14'7 South Thlrtt Before 9100 A.M. tal of 20 member 1roups. Albert Boln, Robert FUlton. Av('nue, Middleport, Ohio. Sqe AINnr lJSJ D11vld C. Miller, Phones 8182 Eve11 Day Bervke or 6287. 12-12-3tc ~~~~~~~~~~"""~"'' ' ~ · O" 4" LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH ' by 10' ,., talvanized steel. E11ay ed, ~ellvcred and 1preall on 1 to movet. See at the Met Auto . driveway• and roada. Sbulera , Sales, Middleport, Oblo, Phone Conrtructlon, Phone Middle- t IThe NaU011'1 NewT~ 8hlltloD 'At) 604:1-1. 12·12-lltc port 6018. ll·2B-tfe .ll"tJ PHONE 398 for Kent I I 1 I I SEE THE 19 6 o .AT l I KARR & VAN ZANDT Hour Monday ' ff.O:..~~n ~,d-.:t.e,:t.u.~ oamt>:o or b•r. Tbe ovenln1'• diJ. t~... Th.il Monday momin1 Mrt. o. P. ferenc:e , Klein will be heard over WMPO A total of more tb1n J6 perradiG st.t.Uon durinl the CGffee . aone bave attended one ot more HoW" at 10 o'clock. rclaasea of the firat four 1euion1. .. At the milt marketina meetinl ::Mrn. Klein, a member of the Dec. 7, it wal pointed out that Amat~ur Gardeners Club of Mid· the demand tor milk to remain dleport will speak on Christmas strong. The number of cows milkd_ccoralions. She wll~ also gi:Ve ~ar- ed is decreaalng as well u the Uculars on the Omstmas U.ghtmg number of d&ii'J farms. contest to be conducted by the ear- It was found in tbe Racine den clubs of Middleport in con-. area several dairy farma may junction wtth the Cb.amber of show inereaseo when bulk tank Commerce. 1-per.ttiona are unoer wtty. The contest is opened to the pubhe and registration is not required. Akron East 56 8arbeorton 49 i•k c.....'"-• •• There Will be out·Jf-town judges ..,. ron who wtll tour the town and view ! Akron St. Mary 40 each decoration. Warren H1rdln1 61 Champion J1 ___ Judging will be conducted on Xonday, Dec. 21. I I P,IANOS Hay Samples Wanted For 5th Evening Oass •BALDWIN eWURLJTZER lllld OTHEJI FAMOUS BRANDS ~ I GRAVELFoa \@ f UIID -- II CAR ~ ROOM FURNISHED coT: I !lOa) Termt'te h1j;c between Mason and New lrwo llavenr $40 a .month. Call Ted ! Control Swaru, Spruce 3ft986. 12·12-t~p 'AI Ton Ple.tup ey~i.ndel' motor: MI'W1I Uke .-ftd "'.$1095 . lOUd cah; new. Heal· 1, House I MEIGS•COUNTY REM ESTATE OWNERS - < • • , . -~· 7o00 7·30 8o00 8o30 9o00 9o3b IOoOO ILOO 11:10 ~~ ;afttl.~,. 'L ·!~ Repert. Hucttebert'Y Hound People a,re FUIUIJ Love and Matriaee 'l'alea of WP.lls Farlo Peter Gunn A1coa Theater Steve Allen Show / ~6W8 deadliDN ... ..• . .. 4~ / • 'l•h ! ! ... pl• l i ~ ',. > Cbefroolft ' I · Dwm . Wtatharelsi 1l1 :15 Jac): P11-ar ShoW l ocO Sl!!D OU __ _...t I If ! o ; • ~ Late ·Show· " :. . .t Th~ (\bfi)lren of.:lib-angero .__::l.. . - 8:30 Fr-ank Sinatra Speclal T-OUTLAST All OTHERSI ...._.....,.,floor,., tllmaih. ""*' ......... ""''"""'""' .. ofal>i BloPo ---that BebiDd tho....,.,..,~..-;,.... blapoiiDIIIII ...., nnlllhot .ldg, p>MIN&loaltatlbo drl\wlbo llr lllliiObmtallbobl doem\ .... to.lboboatlo ....... ' •• It -rr,/11£11 .,.., II, 1 'Siclor--a/1- --~~-.-IIOontOomolaOIId•lllr,_~ 11·05 Weather Window tl;IO Late Show 12o45 Sign Off •:so Tbe Alaskan' :9:30 World of Talent u:oo .The News Toalght BoOQ b;ng llool Scho<Ji. 8:M DoUR ~tin Show • 9:00 ROmper Room 10;80 . "Morie l)o20 Yolll' l\11111 U:30 Mr. AJama and Kve •·.30 1-..N ,•tootball .pv 1:00 ·B01d · Advent~ " '7:-30 Perey Mason . a;30 Wanted--Dead or Allve no PresJdtnta: Jo~n Meeonlhay, ctll, Jane til~. Mike · · ~DiiMfr JOke ,Le- ,...... Rou&b lnd Glenna IAnn ·ta:oo· RestlMs.Gn Paula 1~:81. Love TIJOI· Bob t:oo ilosb: lllnro ~=,: -:':J . ~ ~ .u o Tbo Qalo Storm Show 3·00 :seat \he. Clock · •:io WIJO Do: You Trull · -1:(10 Am~!Wt Ba:ndst'l;•d 5o3.0 MS Frleod Fllck• , l:llfl Son !ranchOO Ileal uo e:.o . 6:45 7:00 7 ·30 8;3o 9 .30 Your ....,.. - Weatherman John Dal}' ~ewa Colt .4~ . Cheyenne Bourbon Stl'eet Beat Adveflturea in Paradile ' ~•~·, • l w;ao;~WtbaA., .Cameta 11 .00 \~wfblgM u:05 Scanning tbu Weather ,:10 Sports Repol1 1 11:10. Late Sbvw _~_:;·:;:_:=..:::::.:~-;~::-::;;;- I \1 : 1~ t2:31l , ~.::m~~·uwm Travel lF 10:30 Nbt or D."'.. i: g ·.OO Revival C~iade k 8:30 Amerl~Uls ..at Wor li:C·E Cbristlan Science , 10:00 Lamp Untp My Feet Ul:SO Look Up and .Live UoOO U, N. In Actlon \l:30 Cameft U·M 'News t2;00 Rt;lv. Elwood Gibbs , 12:90 Oral ~obert& 1:00 Pro Football 3'45 Inside' F""'ball 8:30 : 1:oo 1:90 8:00 <> ea~r Iackie o\ld· L• 1 f!litira .:s=~gn=-=Off----:-:-""'~- Jlr:tie Kan-· < Llndil CaroiJO tinda -...., N~ws . . • . . 8:15 Cllptaln 9:00 Cartoon Theater 10:00 lied Rowe 10:30 On the GO 11:00 I Lo.. Lu<r ~ n:ao · December Bflde 12o00 LoV1l lJio .. . l2 :3o Search For Tomorrow t2.:U :rb4!l Gultllnt; 1.J.ibt of Spencer, Howard See, ThornAlma TUrner, ft~o,.li. Jorc"!\ Mrs. Rlehaod Ord, Mrs. Mra. Clara Rood. Loris I·OO Jfeart of tha Cit.)' 1;39 As ltbe World 'N~a . J:oi\ l'o~ ]joUer,,orTQI' WorM 2:30 BOUie PllrtJ lr Mrs. ::1:00 The 'MilUona e 1:30 The Verdict Is ~ours t:ejd Tbe IJttlbter ~ ~ l:U :n'A !teret ~~ : , ~ T!lel!I!K•,.pf Nl/l!il 'l· , .oo Tl)e ~· J!lt><>l<l ·1J;so ·.Tti~ Life of RliQ , I:9Q , ,Art~~ 1. ~milb,. ft..., 6:11 the J6le·l\lvlln i5hOir 4:30· Choilftel 13 Pl!esontt . .,_ ~ !ioOO 00 86.;.80 Th Hi! stead, Ch~ne113-Mbncia) . ~:oo a~y:. wmard W1l~~ 5~" 5 \ 10:00 Jack Benny lO:SO What'& My Line ll:OO !\unrJ.a:v tlleWI '11\N" M'MAS1ER . .. a....- Mr'...Luek>' Sunclly - Ch1111ftlI 1 3 Get Your Free Ticbts F.or The Cash Christma1 BOiiua of UOO · ~WHTH.TV _C.hannel 13 · 13 o~ •:M~IUr _ clay · 9:50 D:oo GE Theater dhriinal· Alfred llitcbeoek Pro..ntt Jj:OO 11 O'dook N~.,. tl;.;.o Theater 13 UO ,Sign Off OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CQRISTMAS ' Channel g....Mondtl !:00 Tra~dori t~-:}8 - ~r:vertok . ,. t:30 ,.\mOl ••• AndJ I··M . tl>e<l· 'l:ltl'!ll Lives 1';1i0 -lil"""'liM't"" p""" .Membera: Mrs. .Oral EadJ, Mra. lfrs. Clare"nce Mrs. ' I"· •, . ' ' Palrleia · Killer1 1!.: · ~., q . &:00 Tile TeWt ·.lf:SO> Fal)ler KnOwo Beet lo ' I.T'·'RE CO HAR OW· ARE · V' & fUR"" "'1 ,... . V . · • "A so,tQNE CHRISTMAS frtm BAKER FURNITURE" , Sund~y,At 12:30 o.,.WMPO. .I ' ' a:oo -,;oo 10$0 WATI'S 13te ·KC '' I . • ' j '. ' I/'' • 1 ' ' BROUGHT TO YOU BY I . • , , · '· Bo~~t ,~fu,rniture of M~-~J·~~rt MliSII: ITS' . . . A.'Jl . ' - ··r( . . 'l'i\ io·. ., -. ... ... .-. • l(o' SQFT.'S aceolw;tln~ by GlNE' GRAll . ·. ~ •• ·~ Faa~ . ~e--- I artr.tle,- - • • I IN -TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. WE ,FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE •ctua\ly have two used aplnet 383-M. ~::mn).ore Supf}J Store. phmoa recently traded on orVauelu.n Peat Ccmtro Co. lllem·/ gans. Mahogany flnlah. Priced ' beT ut National Peat C~trol low Act now. We won't have AaociaUon. 1:-3-tfc th<m long. Wendoli'J 7th I< (l.'"-l Warren St., Marietta, Phone vu lnsurQncc. FR3-~697. 12-I:l.:Jte 6:30 NPWII Picture · Ull Hunth~y •- to .~0. AVE. MIDDLEPORT C..~l~l"'~~~.~~~~~· ~B~us~sy~S~to~re~W~h~ere~Y~our~=Do;U~ariH~as~Ce~n~ls~'~' ;~~ HEAR -----IIIII!----. . . . , PIZZA PIE ' I 6:25 ~aul'W!i!-~~!l1 , ~ow j-so ··Broten Arrow ·Ma.tty.ta-rfuhday FUnnits · ib · 11 De by 1:3 Ro :er r e:3b !tobin Hood . . . ,w,.,.._....,... I :i~~·.'· Chtm'lplrinship 'Bowhng - 4 ~ 30 World Championsllip Colt 5': 38 . Hall of Fame l8:00"· News Pleture 7 00 Riverboat Sunday Showcase 9:00 ."',he¥J Sho• 1 0:00" }iOr~tta. Young t.O:S. ; 'Wibblt:a·· TOWn 11 ·fiO Ni!~ He.-&moa 11:10 Weathercaat \ M.ovietime 8o00 6:15 Olevel~nd' •BI'(IW!I.3 . •·~ ti:Jil ll:IIJ• Young Dr. Malone From Tbese Roots House on lltgh Street Split Pers~•Li.ty Steamboat Bill Slit. Prestoo Steamboot BUl Jlm ·Thacker ShrJW' Weathercast 5:30 . This is the L1fe 12:00 TV Chapel 12 :30 United Steelworkers J·Gafden Club of the Air 12_. 4& ;oo a:e,· r..-w. UTIL-ITY - -·;B;;U;;;lL-;D;;;IN:;:G~7' 11":30 On a.ao . Cb~!IJP!onshli>. ~~~· a.. •• Si~n 2·Sll Scieneo 'l'ltO.teT led 1 Cha!!nel 3 - ~unda} 11:15 3 Infant Daughter 0£ New·Haven -Couple Is Dead Starrett Shoctwatcb !;!;tan. _:::: Df.:_'- - ----:- 1 ·M 2-:pt.) ~ 77th ~~-- bincer~ 1 _,.. us ,, 10;01 ~:00 Trut'h or Consequences 1t. Could Be You Mid Daf NeWI 3 o00 3o30 4o00 4 .30 "1:00 e.WB "'" !:ill 1;;1\Ud(OD'I' Go&l"'l H.., ..,..,,on MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. n :15 · Hl'!l'ldll.aelo 1:~ College '"'•n•• ....... Weptt.e>,..:!IIIJ"I ' 12:30 B•JIIOP 'I!Nille ~~~~- , ~·- - NP.Wio ~1:10 l o30 . D:OO to8l l~'i!O' Concentration ll o30 12:00 12:30 1:00 ~- Otmn.. 8 , tl:llil ·j~bhr!I"Pklns l!'!lo ' - - \] :00 u~tn. FULTON-lHOMPSO[I! I 'McCULLpCl-1: - fRACTOR SALES CHAIN SAWS De Price 11 ment (llutloml lrt·OO OouRll R.e Ml 10:30 Play Your Hunch 7:30 Dl.- Clark ShoW ll:OO Sea Hunt 8:30 Leave lt tow~~~C:ow 9:~ Lawrence em 10:00 Jubilee U. S. "11 :flO Up·tO·the-Mht.Ute NeWI ·~ - -- ' 11 :00 a~unduo ~~: ~~~:&' ~~~ - ---- Sign On Continental Classroom TodJ,tL ltatle OOoftan Show Comodr Thn.t! 4oil') .siu.di1> WresiJ.Ing 8-1 I sPorts • So45 600 7o00 9o00 9:30 News Picture Waterfront 7 :00 Saturday N'ight Jamboree ' :30 Bonanza 8:30 "Man aod the qtallenge 9:00 The Deputy 9:30 Five Fingers 10:30- Law of the Plainsman Nitewate.b Chonnel3-~ondO) Mod ern Seience Theater Saturday Theate r Hunting and Fishing It's HamMond Playt ime • ':r.i I 11: UJ Gannet a- 5aTU1111l I N I ..' ·. . ., th•nntl3 - Saturday - -WCHS.TV C"-annel 8 I L DE tSION WSAZ.TV Channel 3 1111i0~ Farmers are invited to attend fif~ evening clas8 at Racine High School Monday evening, Detember 14, 8 to 10 p. m. F-armers are uued~_:to:_-b~r~ltlJI~-~·~J,~~,-,.,~~~~~~~~ the '~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 12, 105~1 1 :: · have been made IO hove en dl1play sun cured lon1 bl)', cruabed IUD rored bay, bay wef' er and bay pelletJ. There lJ a dlf· I • •• ,1·\ ~ •.~ ··~ �... ·-. . ... _,- ,. I n " • ........,,,,....... , ... .., .. .... " Twilight Garden Club Holds Christmas Party Thursday At Federated C~urch '· M6inly Abou,. People In Pomeroy ly LUCILLI HAWKINS Man to Know ••• ·=:.::....::..,cc:-,-;:;-::;:::::::-:;-:::;.;; guests Ml's Kdherine Millikan and &nest Sinon answered to roll CIIJ with "Evergreens for DeC<Jratlne". It waa announced that entries were made at the Rutland Flower Show and rlbbona were awarded to Mn. Gerald WU· dermbth, Mrs. Phil William10n , and Mrs. Hennessy. ?lana were made tor aa a11Ct10D sale at the next meet1n1. 'l'be group decided to make a Cbrlat· mas arraD.ement tor the Shop.. pers Lounge and to make minlature arrangemenli for the Meigs General Hospital. It was voted to send gllta to the Athe111 State Hospital. OIUCJCII FOR TODAY SHORT PIUT LIO IARNSLI!Y, lftllllnd UPI 11trM lntNPid lnflllh •llrl• Mt out frDm B1rM1.-y SundQ •n 1 5,000...,11e expedltien to 1M IM• ,.. Desert In en old •rmy trvck. The truck brob clowtt 200 ., Mra. recent visitors in Pt. Pleasant Wlth Mr. and Mrs, William Knight and Mrs. Henneuy lntrodu~ JKr• family. Millikan who showed al.det of fron) tt1rtin1 point. Party Line", by Mra.. Johu Ertrin; "Surprise Feast", Homer Riee and "Let's Keep Christmas' by Mrs. Frank Grueser. Group alnj!· ing of "Oh Come AU Ye Faithful ' concluded the program. Due to the Chriltmas holidafa the next meet 'ng will be held on December 31 and will be a New \'ears party with a potluck din· ntr at 7 p. m. Wedding Uniting Mr. and Mrs. Keller · Was An Event Of November 28 At Chester I Your Loci1 Banker! wu inveatlgated Sunday nt:"'"' atr both c11.rs had been moved be· fore the pohce were called, John ){ichael Kent, 2.5, Middl e· owned by Mayme F. Hobart, 391 port, driving a 1057 Chevrolet L:.ncoln·&t., Middleport, told pollee t.bat he was pulling from Lynn,st. onto Second-at and headed west. He coUJded with a car driven by EarJ Gibbs, 186 Mulberey·av owned by Aq:lbroie Gibba whicb waa headed eilst on Second·at. .Tbe acci· dent occurred at 12:60 p.m. A wreck was invest.gated Satarday afternoon by the Sherlff'a of· flee on the RO<:ky Hollow road near Star Grange in which medium damage was reported. A station wagon driven by Jeek Goode, 16, Dexter RD, and owned · by his father, Roy EUgene Go4?<1e. collided head·on at a sharp curve witb a station wagon ~iven by Archie McKinney, Dexter. The accident occUrred during a rein and the road wal veey allppery, oUlcen reported. Tbere were· no arrests and no I ! 1 ..... PO..EROY . WCTU Members De~orate Co~nty - - - EAAL.Y .AMEAIOAN .. ..., IN •.::A.UTiiPUL.' T ANTIQUE WA.I.NUT TheN LOOK in ~it(\~DIOS SEE THIS NEW _ ........... ao RCAVICTO .FLAIRLlNE SERIES ,Thelo...,.Homestead Collection ~UNOTIONA.L I A dHIJn !1111'1 •tr.lp ,_laiiCIIM ~ ~ ..... Choott J'OIIt bldi'OOM .ulatfr. 1fN HCNMIIIIIOfN llodl tsiJUial ... ,.... bt ,... "? ot ... lrJOnl ~ho -II. •ll. •on A•.UifW.III ti;;.Jit. do.iblt Ot triph drtalllft ud cfiHII 4tt.wer til.. t'(lll'll &nd In 1119M ltrlr A.. rlftn 111111-. W. fOnit In lhm I dlftmt IQ'iul lclolm•• Cal:110tt or Slttlu. Aho a..aawt lit 1 ,,.tt •rr JNNIIJ INIItiNIII btd. Set The HOIMIMtll CalltnleiiiMf ao •EA.UTIP'UL.I --""""'--· * * ,..... .....,.,..__ ---n . ""' - 4 PIECES - LARGE DRESSER lllld MUUioR LARGE CIIEST and BOOKCASE BBD-"' tUJ. FOR ONLY $219.95 ' . , lo .., OollfDo! A""' · -lloal11!4eo~.......... ..-....- .......... .u.. of_. i:oul'w-reu eDjO, famoq "'Goldea Throat" bmL Pltllbll to thll~;.rt:OOIIIDCttbatwUl mon th.aa ~•tiaf:rl Q . lit •mart mooamllt ~~ I;~GEL'S ~ FURNITURE i!IIE BIJSIES'J' CORNER IN 'J'OWN * ...,_ ..... ...... C..._ltll heM ..., 1 ,_ _ , . . . . . * .....,.. * __ _..,... chqh , OTHER llCA IIADIOS . ·•· •..••.... Pt.t5 to NUl I . ; . RCA TltANSIS'I'Oil it,ADIOS . . . . . . . . NUl to NUt ' ' RCA ,TELEVI&Ij)N ·~· ••......• , ...., to ,UOO.OO I .............. ' OMIO all': ide: L c~ W~'l ~ medium IJj • v oo.ll::l\1.)' J-'~,o.,O,.:t: V. •~o.l IIIJ , •. ... --.-... ---.-WEST MAIN STREET Local Officers Investigate 2 Aecidents An PIZZA PIE Crows Steak House y.,. VOL XI NO. 204 damq~ -··--·-·-···--·'~ t•I 1I (l'lle Nl&loa'l N.... TUte SODJaiiOII At) • _.,-- .. . . '· The dinner was served at 6:30 and members were seated at ~ ~~=====================! a beautifully d~aaed table 1president, 18 memben and two .I' with the eenterp1eee I lar&e wreathe of pine conea encirtlln&: a . huge red . candle and 1 red remdeer wb1ch was surrounded by hour. Sm~ll arrana:~menta of holly tied wlth red r.lbbon were on each place card. M111 Augusta Genheimer asked grace. Mrs. Ben Neutzling, devotional leader read ."A .CbriBtmas Poem" and all() laalah 40 : 1,12 and pusages from Matth~w. She told 'I true story co~cermng th~ nativity scene .on diaplay, which took place m Central America. During tbe business 11ession Jn charge of Mra. T. A Henneasy, ....... " . I • Evergreens, poinsettias, colored lights and large green can· dies on the mantel a lighted tree and the natJVJty scene completed the decorations of the social room of ~he Fede!ated Church Thursday evening for the annual Chnstmas dinner of the Twilight Garden Club. , ,h . ') a....llUiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 12, 1959 ·-~-·--- ' !. ' .. lnJuriEia. e 1 • .I at y • enttne ••• Weather UnttN PNP •.,..,.,..._. 011..: Partir cloulty, • llttM thh ....,. __,d_ ......,. ... WI111'Wr NJt ~lon T...-.,, a IJttJ. warmer h:nltht. "'-" 16. - . - · Low lonlolof 21- • • SIHULI COPY-Ic ir Groups To Sing At Tree During Christmas Week I First Of Kind ;In Modern Times ! It Is Believed Evening chorus concerts in downtown Pomeroy were as' sured today for three even.. I ings of the week preceding ' Christmas eve with the an· nouncement of area church and school groups that will participate. Tbe progral11, according to Paul Casci of the merchants may in future become a traditional coJ~nlurtit) movement Jn line many in larger centers Ij ~;;~·~t~~"keeping Christ in· ~ '' He recalled nothing similar to it here since 1925 which was the year hia residence began in Pomeroy. ' I Caaci sa.ld the committft'a flnt objective in inYitin& choraJ groupe: to join in that week'a eventa wen motivated from a sincere bope that "musi.c of thi& kind could 4o much in bringing more people cJoeGOd .and HiB altar of ~~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 12, 1959 dingey hood mcclaskey neutzling