https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cfc92c6365df85da5d2ffb0cc056785f.pdf 89b61fa223dc40c616ce95351c1ffc5f PDF Text Text ... ·-. . ... _,- ,. 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 ~~~ �/ / •' ' ~( -••·• ·'.j Commentating Editorially •' . A House ·subcommittee tabled legislation • • whtch would have authm1zed a partnership ' '. • a._.reement between a California electric co1,11· pany and the federal government to construct a big reclam1tion project. The company would !lave financed lhe project's electric power laeilitl(!s. This would have saved the govermnebt (that is , thr ta·xpayers) $60 mil - . ••' . ,. •••• ' lion in . COfst.ructton costs. In addition, the ., company- would have paid $4,500,000 yearly for the use of the falling water, plus $145 · million in federal, state and Local taxes . •• .• • •• The subcommittee's al·tion produced some teiling comment from California pa·pers. The Palo Alto T1mes said: "Private enterprise has been shut out of another area in favor of further centralization of spendln(l: and control in the federal government." The Contra Costa Gazette said: '' 11 is blffllng how ·the • •' • ~ '• • .• • .• ' 1s ;z;;;; ·-----; • •• • ' .. PROTEST IN THE PRESS •• ! ?r--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 14, 1959 . •••• '• ' •• j Do It Every- Time THE DAILY SENTINEL ---- -·- more sensible than a genuine get-together of governmental agencies and invc!'ltor-owned business tn a partnership to put the country . .••• ' . .' '• ~·~ ·; ' •• : ; · This Christmas ~ift they'll _"_ever forg~ ••• ~ g1ve an exc1tmg , watchband GO OLDSMOBILE FOR HliR FOR HIM FOR 18601 I in a sound and safe condition ·to go fu]] speed ahead. " If the American people want to reduce eovemment spending, want to check infla- 1 Uon, and want to maintain their liberties, 1 tbey're going to have to make their desires I rett much mote forcefully in the legislative chambers. COME A'RUNNIN' •' ~~~ fm_~~ give the people can tolerate a condition that is costing them millions on one hand , and turn down a p1·oposi tion that would net them mil lions on the other." and adds that "power is one of the two items in household . industrial and farm use that costs just a small fraction more than it did 20 years ago, whereas every thing else has doubled and tripled.' ' The Grass Valley Union said · ';\Vhat rould be ............................ IIIIIU yow ...... wfMII:i llwt-thll lllr\11~1( ~ 'lit • bind Itt s,t:IOd ........ flf lllftl' Former Resident Trim Your Tree IOf Hobson Dies Th~ Expert Way After Actident For 8est Results ...,... ... _ ....... . : ......... . . . . WIIIDSWII'f ____.................. SPREAD THE "HOUDAY" SPIRIT OVEil THE YEAR! Th.ere is DO Ohristmaa 'firt t.bat eivea ao much la5ttnl .....,..,ion CONTEMPORARY SYLOUETI'E TELEVISION Syloutte styling iln a mOchm: mode for most up-to-the-minute Model 23§38. Only $381Ulli. K and C JEWELERS lAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy, Ohio On Tile Brlghteol Coraer In Middleport PHILCO Ooek B•llos Prleed as • 1960 Oldimobile! Sb: Holiday modelJ - the ScenlCoupe and SportSedan In S great aeriea; 4 new FieQa Mtion ...,..on modeb, including two new three«atersl Glve your fiiDilY the most satisty.in.g preeeot: the:r've- ever received. See your local Oldsmobile dealer! Thke a Rocket Teat. today ---- be merry all year long! fvmtture .p'OUPI.ngll. Note new big 23" screen framed in a BtUlptured HlloLigbt mask that Jivee bhiJ trim fuodel .a luxury loot. Adjuatable on/off HaloL}ght control. Top tuning with the Syl· vanlra Ml.g:le Toucll. Hidden. retested top tuning eontrols. Brushed bl'UII appointments, tabinet .,grain ftnilibed in Blonde Oat. ~ ...... ... "'b· Fro• $U.H up ALSO PHONOGRAPHS BY PHILCO FOREMAN AND A'BIOTT KARR & VAN ZANDT "... 10 • .:.;,; tllddleporl, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio •• • '• •I MAYTAG • HALO OF HEAT DRYERS ·•! COMPLITILY AUTOMATIO GrJ.nds ull) wll t~ or food waste real.1y fast and washes tt ~Y to rwwer or ee-ptolc tan,k. Saves tripa to the -garbage can; gi.ves you a neater, cleaner, more .sanitary sink! Ha5 Safety Twlstop Control, cushioned mountings, Super-Grind shredding action, and 1,a IJP , ~nerill Electric motor. Only ,$49.95. No- down piiY· ' '" ru-en:t. on'iy $2.M·per week. ., -, · ·, GIFT! SUNBEAM COMPLI!'I'ELY AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR Excllh9ive Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers dry a normal load quiekl:r at little more than bOdy temperature. Gentle circle or heat amrounds clothes,· no •bot spots to daamage £abrics. Automatic Air Filter pre-cleans aU alr cireu1ating ln dryer. Elther gu or elee- . Made of cOI)per, nickel and Chrome plated dnside 18nd out - no staining or corroelon. Strength Selector mal is euy to see ___ _ easy to aet. Sjnal ~ tella when~~~ is ,f,\o,J;W. 1 '· tric models. ASSOCIATED RA.DU1' and TV H ·and R Firestone 'tie~'ler ' Store N. Seeond Ave. FAST DRIES IN SAFE, LOW HEAT TR~ASURED FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Middleport E. Mala Slreel w.. BULOVA MISS AMI!IIICA & SENATOll • Amtrfce: Youth and Hauty are captured in Chis l'J-ieftl watch with ~nSi.oD ~ $35.'m. · S.Mtor: Tbe Watch: 'Wi4lb &:be executive look. 1'1' jewela, llbocS.o J'tllllistant, smart expansioa."baDd. ~'I'll-. Rutland, Ohio PomeroY, Ohio COURT STREET _ .... .................. , _ _ ... oCII.,o.Tvr.,llwl..a............. &51111 TODAYOOYE~RYEAR 1/~:~~~i~ rHriJiiiOST in Tabla and Clock RADIOS • •• •• •• • · WERNER'S RADIO and TEL~VISION -:• ..,.. Whtre Radio and The New Lady Sheafrer Fountain pen UNIVERSITY SOCKS by INTERWOVEN Handeome, prectfetl end . weleome :b y evel')' man O!ll your eUt lt1tl Auihentic:' ,11()1' oolora in three of 1-be mott popular l)lttern• today. Soft cotton and \r&f9'n bleod. Cblno tan. Ivy brown. Old ~Id, llCbt oxford, dirk oxford, Loden creen.. Sbes 10',1 to lS. Only $1.00 a pall'. NEW. YORk CLOTHING HOUSE write• faahton newa for it• ...._ witb fabric purse cue tJhat clips inslde your CJttY aU and mM.dl- tns eartridBe pouch. .," ........................ PHON•.'295 owner. 11he perfec:t fi!l for your lady at Cbristmll. CompJete FOR 10 DAt HUMI IRIALI INGLE1 FURNITURE ·~ JllcldlOport, Oblo B. H. SANBORN JEWELRY lfomeror. OJoo 'J"V Are A l\QSinelll Not A sideline :• , .• • • ·''• ·I ••' • SGIIW -:• $13.95 • .·I•• .. ...... -,_ - • ' ~. .....,. .......... ...,,. ~ MIXMASTf.R :~::· """' MlliiDMilil• ' -Bole'• bew to .W11111' H1 AX't-DLaA.t.aa DAILY GI&JnoQ1lOU: SUNBl!.~ ft(i'.tMASTER HAND MIXER. II LOJI'ai'aLLOW Qoo a.lt.r olmply otucll lor IIIOIIIw, D l - -pit A 11. ' 't ··t, ' Hoi.JsE si.tPPERS FoR . CIIILDREN L'a, X fDr 1110 0'• - lllltiiJ tho lmllth ud - - cl lito 110 Ill 1111111. d q t l l a - - ... - 1 . .a. on••.- Clllullllill TlP TJSAA.':DKT, 'l'aQD 'l'IP YaQD 'l'tP SIIQA'I'D '1'1 ll 'I'D - 1 · Q A a'l' O, • WOMEN- MEN .·w., VOGUE . . SHOE STORE Bbla sti'Mt : Pomeror, " Featurea. ~P.Xtl~~ · PiUJb~tton Beater Ejector, Full•MJ.x Beaters f and 11bum1):-;Ii~ ,SJ)ee4 Q'ontrol Powerfal motor makes It ddea1 fGr JD•DY midn,s ~ "" wide :base- ,heel rest end remova-ble , oord 'lbr 'dJY sWf188e. ~Yailable in Wblte, chrome, pink, ye1low and turquoise. s:u;oo. . ,MASON FURNITURE Muon, W. VL . ' CHRISTMAS GIFif WITH A FUT1JBB t~ ~ndas Sure way to oplease him christma1, and Jll&DJ' to tome, ia. wUh. e .,ortcoat b7 Style-Jif,rt. Bold ~ Su-bdued Pat· ,..,._. In lulruriOIII fabrica,ljofb imported O)lC! d01JU!OW:. oOme ID a.W c.hooae today from • wade eeleetion of •tP!a and eo-loN. DOWHl~OSS, IH~ ' 1 l GOESSLER'S. 'JEW£LRY STORE .,, . l RUTLAND FURNITURE • �/ / •' ' ~( -••·• ·'.j Commentating Editorially •' . A House ·subcommittee tabled legislation • • whtch would have authm1zed a partnership ' '. • a._.reement between a California electric co1,11· pany and the federal government to construct a big reclam1tion project. The company would !lave financed lhe project's electric power laeilitl(!s. This would have saved the govermnebt (that is , thr ta·xpayers) $60 mil - . ••' . ,. •••• ' lion in . COfst.ructton costs. In addition, the ., company- would have paid $4,500,000 yearly for the use of the falling water, plus $145 · million in federal, state and Local taxes . •• .• • •• The subcommittee's al·tion produced some teiling comment from California pa·pers. The Palo Alto T1mes said: "Private enterprise has been shut out of another area in favor of further centralization of spendln(l: and control in the federal government." The Contra Costa Gazette said: '' 11 is blffllng how ·the • •' • ~ '• • .• • .• ' 1s ;z;;;; ·-----; • •• • ' .. PROTEST IN THE PRESS •• ! ?r--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 14, 1959 . •••• '• ' •• j Do It Every- Time THE DAILY SENTINEL ---- -·- more sensible than a genuine get-together of governmental agencies and invc!'ltor-owned business tn a partnership to put the country . .••• ' . .' '• ~·~ ·; ' •• : ; · This Christmas ~ift they'll _"_ever forg~ ••• ~ g1ve an exc1tmg , watchband GO OLDSMOBILE FOR HliR FOR HIM FOR 18601 I in a sound and safe condition ·to go fu]] speed ahead. " If the American people want to reduce eovemment spending, want to check infla- 1 Uon, and want to maintain their liberties, 1 tbey're going to have to make their desires I rett much mote forcefully in the legislative chambers. COME A'RUNNIN' •' ~~~ fm_~~ give the people can tolerate a condition that is costing them millions on one hand , and turn down a p1·oposi tion that would net them mil lions on the other." and adds that "power is one of the two items in household . industrial and farm use that costs just a small fraction more than it did 20 years ago, whereas every thing else has doubled and tripled.' ' The Grass Valley Union said · ';\Vhat rould be ............................ IIIIIU yow ...... wfMII:i llwt-thll lllr\11~1( ~ 'lit • bind Itt s,t:IOd ........ flf lllftl' Former Resident Trim Your Tree IOf Hobson Dies Th~ Expert Way After Actident For 8est Results ...,... ... _ ....... . : ......... . . . . WIIIDSWII'f ____.................. SPREAD THE "HOUDAY" SPIRIT OVEil THE YEAR! Th.ere is DO Ohristmaa 'firt t.bat eivea ao much la5ttnl .....,..,ion CONTEMPORARY SYLOUETI'E TELEVISION Syloutte styling iln a mOchm: mode for most up-to-the-minute Model 23§38. Only $381Ulli. K and C JEWELERS lAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy, Ohio On Tile Brlghteol Coraer In Middleport PHILCO Ooek B•llos Prleed as • 1960 Oldimobile! Sb: Holiday modelJ - the ScenlCoupe and SportSedan In S great aeriea; 4 new FieQa Mtion ...,..on modeb, including two new three«atersl Glve your fiiDilY the most satisty.in.g preeeot: the:r've- ever received. See your local Oldsmobile dealer! Thke a Rocket Teat. today ---- be merry all year long! fvmtture .p'OUPI.ngll. Note new big 23" screen framed in a BtUlptured HlloLigbt mask that Jivee bhiJ trim fuodel .a luxury loot. Adjuatable on/off HaloL}ght control. Top tuning with the Syl· vanlra Ml.g:le Toucll. Hidden. retested top tuning eontrols. Brushed bl'UII appointments, tabinet .,grain ftnilibed in Blonde Oat. ~ ...... ... "'b· Fro• $U.H up ALSO PHONOGRAPHS BY PHILCO FOREMAN AND A'BIOTT KARR & VAN ZANDT "... 10 • .:.;,; tllddleporl, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio •• • '• •I MAYTAG • HALO OF HEAT DRYERS ·•! COMPLITILY AUTOMATIO GrJ.nds ull) wll t~ or food waste real.1y fast and washes tt ~Y to rwwer or ee-ptolc tan,k. Saves tripa to the -garbage can; gi.ves you a neater, cleaner, more .sanitary sink! Ha5 Safety Twlstop Control, cushioned mountings, Super-Grind shredding action, and 1,a IJP , ~nerill Electric motor. Only ,$49.95. No- down piiY· ' '" ru-en:t. on'iy $2.M·per week. ., -, · ·, GIFT! SUNBEAM COMPLI!'I'ELY AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR Excllh9ive Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers dry a normal load quiekl:r at little more than bOdy temperature. Gentle circle or heat amrounds clothes,· no •bot spots to daamage £abrics. Automatic Air Filter pre-cleans aU alr cireu1ating ln dryer. Elther gu or elee- . Made of cOI)per, nickel and Chrome plated dnside 18nd out - no staining or corroelon. Strength Selector mal is euy to see ___ _ easy to aet. Sjnal ~ tella when~~~ is ,f,\o,J;W. 1 '· tric models. ASSOCIATED RA.DU1' and TV H ·and R Firestone 'tie~'ler ' Store N. Seeond Ave. FAST DRIES IN SAFE, LOW HEAT TR~ASURED FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Middleport E. Mala Slreel w.. BULOVA MISS AMI!IIICA & SENATOll • Amtrfce: Youth and Hauty are captured in Chis l'J-ieftl watch with ~nSi.oD ~ $35.'m. · S.Mtor: Tbe Watch: 'Wi4lb &:be executive look. 1'1' jewela, llbocS.o J'tllllistant, smart expansioa."baDd. ~'I'll-. Rutland, Ohio PomeroY, Ohio COURT STREET _ .... .................. , _ _ ... oCII.,o.Tvr.,llwl..a............. &51111 TODAYOOYE~RYEAR 1/~:~~~i~ rHriJiiiOST in Tabla and Clock RADIOS • •• •• •• • · WERNER'S RADIO and TEL~VISION -:• ..,.. Whtre Radio and The New Lady Sheafrer Fountain pen UNIVERSITY SOCKS by INTERWOVEN Handeome, prectfetl end . weleome :b y evel')' man O!ll your eUt lt1tl Auihentic:' ,11()1' oolora in three of 1-be mott popular l)lttern• today. Soft cotton and \r&f9'n bleod. Cblno tan. Ivy brown. Old ~Id, llCbt oxford, dirk oxford, Loden creen.. Sbes 10',1 to lS. Only $1.00 a pall'. NEW. YORk CLOTHING HOUSE write• faahton newa for it• ...._ witb fabric purse cue tJhat clips inslde your CJttY aU and mM.dl- tns eartridBe pouch. .," ........................ PHON•.'295 owner. 11he perfec:t fi!l for your lady at Cbristmll. CompJete FOR 10 DAt HUMI IRIALI INGLE1 FURNITURE ·~ JllcldlOport, Oblo B. H. SANBORN JEWELRY lfomeror. OJoo 'J"V Are A l\QSinelll Not A sideline :• , .• • • ·''• ·I ••' • SGIIW -:• $13.95 • .·I•• .. ...... -,_ - • ' ~. .....,. .......... ...,,. ~ MIXMASTf.R :~::· """' MlliiDMilil• ' -Bole'• bew to .W11111' H1 AX't-DLaA.t.aa DAILY GI&JnoQ1lOU: SUNBl!.~ ft(i'.tMASTER HAND MIXER. II LOJI'ai'aLLOW Qoo a.lt.r olmply otucll lor IIIOIIIw, D l - -pit A 11. ' 't ··t, ' Hoi.JsE si.tPPERS FoR . CIIILDREN L'a, X fDr 1110 0'• - lllltiiJ tho lmllth ud - - cl lito 110 Ill 1111111. d q t l l a - - ... - 1 . .a. on••.- Clllullllill TlP TJSAA.':DKT, 'l'aQD 'l'IP YaQD 'l'tP SIIQA'I'D '1'1 ll 'I'D - 1 · Q A a'l' O, • WOMEN- MEN .·w., VOGUE . . SHOE STORE Bbla sti'Mt : Pomeror, " Featurea. ~P.Xtl~~ · PiUJb~tton Beater Ejector, Full•MJ.x Beaters f and 11bum1):-;Ii~ ,SJ)ee4 Q'ontrol Powerfal motor makes It ddea1 fGr JD•DY midn,s ~ "" wide :base- ,heel rest end remova-ble , oord 'lbr 'dJY sWf188e. ~Yailable in Wblte, chrome, pink, ye1low and turquoise. s:u;oo. . ,MASON FURNITURE Muon, W. VL . ' CHRISTMAS GIFif WITH A FUT1JBB t~ ~ndas Sure way to oplease him christma1, and Jll&DJ' to tome, ia. wUh. e .,ortcoat b7 Style-Jif,rt. Bold ~ Su-bdued Pat· ,..,._. In lulruriOIII fabrica,ljofb imported O)lC! d01JU!OW:. oOme ID a.W c.hooae today from • wade eeleetion of •tP!a and eo-loN. DOWHl~OSS, IH~ ' 1 l GOESSLER'S. 'JEW£LRY STORE .,, . l RUTLAND FURNITURE • �' -------------------- Panthers Go TO Ndsonville TUesday Aging Sugar Ray Starts TUbe-Ups For Title Fight • Athens l-2, Is Visitor Into Middleport . BOSTON UPJ - Aeiag Sugar Ray Robinson tries to whake Mf the rust or 2() mObths of inaclivit)' tor a lonigbt Wbt'ft be tunes up middleweJ&flt ''title" bout by taking on sol YoUng of Providence, R. L in 1 lO.rounder at the Garden. Since the Middlepoft sohool bo.,d a~tlon in endins. lhe Thanksgiving Day f~tball fame las! week one lellet hasl>een Robinson hasn't been In a ring published jn opposition to i . Saturd~y lht oecohd Obe littlved. sin~ he •on the middleweight A number of esUbUsheil football fjng have lnqtilted if I crown fnr the fifth time March 2.'~. 1958, decisloning Carmen Ba· silio at Chicago. Since then, the National Boxing A&sn . has stripped him of the title for failing to de· fer.d it. 0 I n Y .Massac h ,I I I. I u~tt 11 an d New ;~:!P~~~- re':!~~~o~"~i;l Ra!e:~ publish letters sUpporting the board's action. We have told all of them "yes." But to ~ate !bey have put off the letter writing exercise with· the comment, "Perhaps it's just as well to le~ sleeping dogs lie still. It's been done , and that's that." want TO HOLD ICE BENEFIT COLD SPRING HARBOR, t . l UPI Nancy and Ronnie Ludington, tbe U. S. Pair figure skat· i.nJ champions , will appear on &he Nasaau and Suffolk Count)! ~bap­ tcra the Multiple Sclerotia So- I prefer taking no sides in this issue publicly. Let the oldtimers here, 1ike Ha-rry Barnes for exampl&, speak. I wiU say undorstandi~g t~at th~ I But Mr. Batner has his position to make dear. Now Mr. Barnes, an Old friend, is noted for his wit a-nd erudite learning in a number of flelds, not the least of which is Sports. dou.bt seriously if he means the board of educfrtlon _sh®,ld be shipped in toto to Mr. KhrUshchev's Moscow. e's having his fun. But he doubtless is sfncer~. t.OO, in feeling bad OY!or a we ciety at tbe Huntington Country fixture of his spol1s Jlfe Club, Jao. 2. category. His position is being ·delegated to the "no illfire" an ho~est one, and t~gltlmate. flOW· ever, here's a ~uess that wise old Harry adJnlls in hk setious IUINOS, AIRU UPI - Fed•rlo, moments that' time marche's on." To the Sports Desk : ThomP'Oft, 1491h:. ot Areentln•, knocked out Don Jordan, 150!/t, •• Los An"l" (4, non.titf•l~--- -- - Pomet'Oy's Panthers. --· mar~ opponents for an all.:Out for one nf . 'United Press lnterutlontl ahotller record l'iatior.l>L Football League season. t;f'.. Shesky's Hounds, now to make a bisger in league cirdes than they for several years, will ha\·e home court advantage, in this likely worth l:i to 20 PQiDt5. town fansfare unable to travel have good close-in, as 1-2. meets Middleport, al · so n~. on the Yellow Jacket floor . Elsewhere about the lt:.!gue Wellsto-n is at Gallipolis tor a .bat· tle between the «Uar-matet, and Logan, a-o Uke Pbmeroy, fneets Jackson, al!Hl a-o. The round ls the final go into the ~ . 1A1he~"·· . Ang~l" • ·•rj!UII"~NO• · ·t' ' . • ~-~., Pittrtntr.cb · W'uhtneton Chicago' Cards 11 . I ~. ~• ·*.· , 0 ~. 1.0~~;"~\e:::.~~t ~~.~': Corne-r Mill and North Second Streets MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Campbell's ~hicken Moqdle . ' · . -0 • -:,0• · :! .1 . 0 . ~67 W....., DlvhhM· • THESE PIUCI5 GOOD UNl'lL CLOSfNG · TIME WEDN!SDAY, DIC:IMBEl- 16 '7 ' S > o·~···· CJeveland Philadelp~ia Lo• Rama, s" def..ted IBilltmllre' • The decks thus were elcar~d for ~he: Phila~elpbia ~~~es, ~-21, t~e c'hitago Bean a ~Play of fast year's famous Ch1cago Bears he:~t the Defro1t Gr~n ·Ba-1· "~den deUh" o¥ertime won by lions, 25-K, the Gtee~ •Bay ~ack · 'SaQ F,r•nclSco { If , w. 9 . To ': .rici. I I 70 Y ___ MONDAY tki'Oifl~ THURSDAY 9100 t!lft. !' ~ p.11. fRiDAY anti. SATURDAY · · ··· · 8:30 1.111; tt J:3q p.m. I Eaitern J)tlf~ , · ~--~o. ·, · W: i . . To!e-,ct• Ntow York • . 10 a.. Q,,J - .,a•• I I~;:~/he Ca:lt:;. gain~. 1 the climax to in Sunda 'a o1het WfitduP Jloth stars tJemonJJtrated over 1 , . th~ week end that they're ready l~e Colts,, 3()-U, at Yankee StafiJr the big show__,_ old pro Cun- dnu~: ..'fhe l.ef!mt~ h~ve tw~ weeb ei'Jy throwing hto tQUChdown to pr~pil.re tot thl!l ye•u stlow18 the GiMUs beat the down 111 Baltunore Det. 27. . "UhJAgton Redsl:Jn.s, 24-lQ, SunA total of 315,3.2(,: fane turned 411 and young super-star Unitas out for tHe final week efld of the fttrtli'DII three scorJng_passes when regular season rais~ng the league's I tile' Volts clim·hed the Western Di- seas~m attendance to a lieW Jfiark trilliOn .:rown ;"ith a U.26 triumph of 3,32-1,«4. The old mark of 8 1 1 Mountaineers Hit Tournament P:.~"·~"~ I Trail Seekipg No. _l Rating Unn.d 'r•• lntwn•tJon•l Wett Virginia's unbeaten Mountaineen hit the tournament tr.ail tbls week and fihd out whether they have a chanc~ al being natJona! champions again or meN' pt!I!J.h<le~ to the throne. running on a fi\•e .game •treak, the third-ranked who were national the l9&HI8 season, to make it six in .a Find It Fool In The . Y.UO. Pa1•• Batk woRace on·· t'arrior Win • •• .,. ... Ut· C' . Saturday night, the Molffitaidt:rt !!till will have to. meet the 'lfinnet M tM· Notfh Car011lTJ - tcett~ tucky clash the following night In the tournament wind-up. _ oil· a (a· 26-2 record in winning the nation· c al title two Reasons a.!Jo but slipped somewhat with a 2~ ~bowing last. yei.r, went over the C'e ntury mark for the first tittle this season in erustlltlg Petul Stale, 107-74, !$aturdaY, night. Ail- t American Jerry \VeSt fed fhe Wfy vith 34 points, making _g~ oJ! 12 of 19 shots from the IJe)d· iftd 10 of 11 free throws. ' " Top·rank(d Cincinnati was jcfte upset during tbe week end &T.Jd hll a last rel9tiveJy light schftlule iltfll week. The :Bearcats have only one game on tap durin'e th• nm 1 ',;even.. days and that ohe il WU'h 1 LouisV!Ile un Frl~ay. sectJrid-ranked CllifOi'nla bad little ti'ouble with· San lote Stltfl, M-43, and tbe Golden ileatl h..e only a pair of games tvUh Colorudo- on C<Jnsecutive nlgtJts com • lng UJt: this weJ,k, , _ _ . . Atf teams iii tbe top 10, Wifh the elteeption ~f Jtentuckj', , ca'tne , through il't good ltyle dutfDg . the,; . \,leek end. I I " 28 . ' .·.-· ' ~ . ... . CITY LOAN 125 E. Main St. Phone 197 Hours: 9 lo 5 ........ Thurlday 9 Ill Noor> '. , i ! .. ¥ { . ·, . -·· ·: ' '' ,...,, ..... I ,""'): ' ,. . ·~ . 0 LOAF ' . .· LB. - (with Coupon & pu rchose of) ($500 or More) bchem thl• coupon et My EVANS SUPEI MARKETS untlt ciMing time, W""-ccay, Dee.mbtr 16, 1959. If you llke chicken -·you'll On.e coupon to NCh l.mllr pl..... our '"BROASTED CHICKEN" . . • it's flil&er.. ,iam: ' a(li!. 11tH: - '· . Uckln' good. Brini the ' tty here today 6t· tak&,bomi1 service . . . :. , /,~.~ ·. '· .)y· - Mob Your Holiday rr~tfiit ··e.,.••,. .': ... ' STEW ' . . ' ' ·• .... 24 • oz. • CAN~ . .- IVORY KES •• . ' ), • • • - oz. KGS. S&H GilEEM . BATH~~AV: • •• ' . . i " .C . . .. ' ·. ·.· ICY, ,zfPPI!l SKIN$ . ' . ... - • .....~\' ~ ~ . ' • • Mttigs Eq'uipment ~~ Jrr~ • EACH .. ,f-,··1 '· ' .i . IThe hatemattODal :8-110 Bonu•·~d Pickup. c . Idrive, tide. Stronger lrlnH mf,$ringa than before. I · · to o.z. . JAR $4f:ts· ' qlliDat cab. Up to 25CJI . more loadspace. Cclmfortable MARSHMALLOW .CRE4~ . -.,.:. • 1 .. '·. • to ~ ft. IOJll. 75-inch wide pickup box. Flush fit I . Pennant S1'AMH tH ZES'T • • ~fANf~"VI • .. headroom, spreadroom for 3 adult& Outaide-bodiee ."' "• ' ... .· FLU F.P 3 Lb. Can POMIROY, OHIO ' r • 1. GREIN STAMPS ~ ) ' S&H .·, ... ' I ! : '_., '&·.·~. ·.Y: .. . T : . A · · ' :E.E· ·· ··. · ~. ' . .> Jllifrc~. ~'"PI~•~~•• - i d . ~ t .. t'· . j. JAit. ~~NtY '1200 ~T~PSJIU.S . ' •'AN~EtffiRE BOOK QF ·, ·.:~ GREEt;.! Sl~S . -~ Io v e oz. . ~ .. ~14/&¥ The thought? Room! Imide-elbow~ ~ ' "'•· West L••cl• MountainHrs West Virginia, which posted get Take money oFf_ Y?Ur mind and puf tf m your pocket~&~ STORE HOURS , ers routed r1 MO~ _Colts clash fo_r the second stralght y~ar as their spoilin~: thll In Renewal Of Classic Championship Radle Ill~ ·SIUJ Fra~~ It'll be Chuck Conerly against Jl1hhny Ufiitas in a duet of · Forty·Ni.:n, 36-14i!r. ~~~~~ red•hbt quarter~acks when the Ne'!'. York Giani! altd ,.lfl·j ~~ ~ ,_,: by e( the new S~()AL . _AU r:.!n~Yhave 5 however, outside ·OtJJt BASKETBALL Pro Playoff Will Feature Conncrly vs Unitas ; · SCORES ktu>ek off, go to Nelso'"He to this, however. It's !fif OOard carefully Paul r~ndar of Brookline in a surveyed public optmon before takmg 1ts actiOn. When taken, two-state title bout here Jan 22. the ~<:tion was believed thoroughly in line with the majority of opinion. or i ! . .. 1 •• C R IS 3 Lb. ¢ern ·, �' -------------------- Panthers Go TO Ndsonville TUesday Aging Sugar Ray Starts TUbe-Ups For Title Fight • Athens l-2, Is Visitor Into Middleport . BOSTON UPJ - Aeiag Sugar Ray Robinson tries to whake Mf the rust or 2() mObths of inaclivit)' tor a lonigbt Wbt'ft be tunes up middleweJ&flt ''title" bout by taking on sol YoUng of Providence, R. L in 1 lO.rounder at the Garden. Since the Middlepoft sohool bo.,d a~tlon in endins. lhe Thanksgiving Day f~tball fame las! week one lellet hasl>een Robinson hasn't been In a ring published jn opposition to i . Saturd~y lht oecohd Obe littlved. sin~ he •on the middleweight A number of esUbUsheil football fjng have lnqtilted if I crown fnr the fifth time March 2.'~. 1958, decisloning Carmen Ba· silio at Chicago. Since then, the National Boxing A&sn . has stripped him of the title for failing to de· fer.d it. 0 I n Y .Massac h ,I I I. I u~tt 11 an d New ;~:!P~~~- re':!~~~o~"~i;l Ra!e:~ publish letters sUpporting the board's action. We have told all of them "yes." But to ~ate !bey have put off the letter writing exercise with· the comment, "Perhaps it's just as well to le~ sleeping dogs lie still. It's been done , and that's that." want TO HOLD ICE BENEFIT COLD SPRING HARBOR, t . l UPI Nancy and Ronnie Ludington, tbe U. S. Pair figure skat· i.nJ champions , will appear on &he Nasaau and Suffolk Count)! ~bap­ tcra the Multiple Sclerotia So- I prefer taking no sides in this issue publicly. Let the oldtimers here, 1ike Ha-rry Barnes for exampl&, speak. I wiU say undorstandi~g t~at th~ I But Mr. Batner has his position to make dear. Now Mr. Barnes, an Old friend, is noted for his wit a-nd erudite learning in a number of flelds, not the least of which is Sports. dou.bt seriously if he means the board of educfrtlon _sh®,ld be shipped in toto to Mr. KhrUshchev's Moscow. e's having his fun. But he doubtless is sfncer~. t.OO, in feeling bad OY!or a we ciety at tbe Huntington Country fixture of his spol1s Jlfe Club, Jao. 2. category. His position is being ·delegated to the "no illfire" an ho~est one, and t~gltlmate. flOW· ever, here's a ~uess that wise old Harry adJnlls in hk setious IUINOS, AIRU UPI - Fed•rlo, moments that' time marche's on." To the Sports Desk : ThomP'Oft, 1491h:. ot Areentln•, knocked out Don Jordan, 150!/t, •• Los An"l" (4, non.titf•l~--- -- - Pomet'Oy's Panthers. --· mar~ opponents for an all.:Out for one nf . 'United Press lnterutlontl ahotller record l'iatior.l>L Football League season. t;f'.. Shesky's Hounds, now to make a bisger in league cirdes than they for several years, will ha\·e home court advantage, in this likely worth l:i to 20 PQiDt5. town fansfare unable to travel have good close-in, as 1-2. meets Middleport, al · so n~. on the Yellow Jacket floor . Elsewhere about the lt:.!gue Wellsto-n is at Gallipolis tor a .bat· tle between the «Uar-matet, and Logan, a-o Uke Pbmeroy, fneets Jackson, al!Hl a-o. The round ls the final go into the ~ . 1A1he~"·· . Ang~l" • ·•rj!UII"~NO• · ·t' ' . • ~-~., Pittrtntr.cb · W'uhtneton Chicago' Cards 11 . I ~. ~• ·*.· , 0 ~. 1.0~~;"~\e:::.~~t ~~.~': Corne-r Mill and North Second Streets MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Campbell's ~hicken Moqdle . ' · . -0 • -:,0• · :! .1 . 0 . ~67 W....., DlvhhM· • THESE PIUCI5 GOOD UNl'lL CLOSfNG · TIME WEDN!SDAY, DIC:IMBEl- 16 '7 ' S > o·~···· CJeveland Philadelp~ia Lo• Rama, s" def..ted IBilltmllre' • The decks thus were elcar~d for ~he: Phila~elpbia ~~~es, ~-21, t~e c'hitago Bean a ~Play of fast year's famous Ch1cago Bears he:~t the Defro1t Gr~n ·Ba-1· "~den deUh" o¥ertime won by lions, 25-K, the Gtee~ •Bay ~ack · 'SaQ F,r•nclSco { If , w. 9 . To ': .rici. I I 70 Y ___ MONDAY tki'Oifl~ THURSDAY 9100 t!lft. !' ~ p.11. fRiDAY anti. SATURDAY · · ··· · 8:30 1.111; tt J:3q p.m. I Eaitern J)tlf~ , · ~--~o. ·, · W: i . . To!e-,ct• Ntow York • . 10 a.. Q,,J - .,a•• I I~;:~/he Ca:lt:;. gain~. 1 the climax to in Sunda 'a o1het WfitduP Jloth stars tJemonJJtrated over 1 , . th~ week end that they're ready l~e Colts,, 3()-U, at Yankee StafiJr the big show__,_ old pro Cun- dnu~: ..'fhe l.ef!mt~ h~ve tw~ weeb ei'Jy throwing hto tQUChdown to pr~pil.re tot thl!l ye•u stlow18 the GiMUs beat the down 111 Baltunore Det. 27. . "UhJAgton Redsl:Jn.s, 24-lQ, SunA total of 315,3.2(,: fane turned 411 and young super-star Unitas out for tHe final week efld of the fttrtli'DII three scorJng_passes when regular season rais~ng the league's I tile' Volts clim·hed the Western Di- seas~m attendance to a lieW Jfiark trilliOn .:rown ;"ith a U.26 triumph of 3,32-1,«4. The old mark of 8 1 1 Mountaineers Hit Tournament P:.~"·~"~ I Trail Seekipg No. _l Rating Unn.d 'r•• lntwn•tJon•l Wett Virginia's unbeaten Mountaineen hit the tournament tr.ail tbls week and fihd out whether they have a chanc~ al being natJona! champions again or meN' pt!I!J.h<le~ to the throne. running on a fi\•e .game •treak, the third-ranked who were national the l9&HI8 season, to make it six in .a Find It Fool In The . Y.UO. Pa1•• Batk woRace on·· t'arrior Win • •• .,. ... Ut· C' . Saturday night, the Molffitaidt:rt !!till will have to. meet the 'lfinnet M tM· Notfh Car011lTJ - tcett~ tucky clash the following night In the tournament wind-up. _ oil· a (a· 26-2 record in winning the nation· c al title two Reasons a.!Jo but slipped somewhat with a 2~ ~bowing last. yei.r, went over the C'e ntury mark for the first tittle this season in erustlltlg Petul Stale, 107-74, !$aturdaY, night. Ail- t American Jerry \VeSt fed fhe Wfy vith 34 points, making _g~ oJ! 12 of 19 shots from the IJe)d· iftd 10 of 11 free throws. ' " Top·rank(d Cincinnati was jcfte upset during tbe week end &T.Jd hll a last rel9tiveJy light schftlule iltfll week. The :Bearcats have only one game on tap durin'e th• nm 1 ',;even.. days and that ohe il WU'h 1 LouisV!Ile un Frl~ay. sectJrid-ranked CllifOi'nla bad little ti'ouble with· San lote Stltfl, M-43, and tbe Golden ileatl h..e only a pair of games tvUh Colorudo- on C<Jnsecutive nlgtJts com • lng UJt: this weJ,k, , _ _ . . Atf teams iii tbe top 10, Wifh the elteeption ~f Jtentuckj', , ca'tne , through il't good ltyle dutfDg . the,; . \,leek end. I I " 28 . ' .·.-· ' ~ . ... . CITY LOAN 125 E. Main St. Phone 197 Hours: 9 lo 5 ........ Thurlday 9 Ill Noor> '. , i ! .. ¥ { . ·, . -·· ·: ' '' ,...,, ..... I ,""'): ' ,. . ·~ . 0 LOAF ' . .· LB. - (with Coupon & pu rchose of) ($500 or More) bchem thl• coupon et My EVANS SUPEI MARKETS untlt ciMing time, W""-ccay, Dee.mbtr 16, 1959. If you llke chicken -·you'll On.e coupon to NCh l.mllr pl..... our '"BROASTED CHICKEN" . . • it's flil&er.. ,iam: ' a(li!. 11tH: - '· . Uckln' good. Brini the ' tty here today 6t· tak&,bomi1 service . . . :. , /,~.~ ·. '· .)y· - Mob Your Holiday rr~tfiit ··e.,.••,. .': ... ' STEW ' . . ' ' ·• .... 24 • oz. • CAN~ . .- IVORY KES •• . ' ), • • • - oz. KGS. S&H GilEEM . BATH~~AV: • •• ' . . i " .C . . .. ' ·. ·.· ICY, ,zfPPI!l SKIN$ . ' . ... - • .....~\' ~ ~ . ' • • Mttigs Eq'uipment ~~ Jrr~ • EACH .. ,f-,··1 '· ' .i . IThe hatemattODal :8-110 Bonu•·~d Pickup. c . Idrive, tide. Stronger lrlnH mf,$ringa than before. I · · to o.z. . JAR $4f:ts· ' qlliDat cab. Up to 25CJI . more loadspace. Cclmfortable MARSHMALLOW .CRE4~ . -.,.:. • 1 .. '·. • to ~ ft. IOJll. 75-inch wide pickup box. Flush fit I . Pennant S1'AMH tH ZES'T • • ~fANf~"VI • .. headroom, spreadroom for 3 adult& Outaide-bodiee ."' "• ' ... .· FLU F.P 3 Lb. Can POMIROY, OHIO ' r • 1. GREIN STAMPS ~ ) ' S&H .·, ... ' I ! : '_., '&·.·~. ·.Y: .. . T : . A · · ' :E.E· ·· ··. · ~. ' . .> Jllifrc~. ~'"PI~•~~•• - i d . ~ t .. t'· . j. JAit. ~~NtY '1200 ~T~PSJIU.S . ' •'AN~EtffiRE BOOK QF ·, ·.:~ GREEt;.! Sl~S . -~ Io v e oz. . ~ .. ~14/&¥ The thought? Room! Imide-elbow~ ~ ' "'•· West L••cl• MountainHrs West Virginia, which posted get Take money oFf_ Y?Ur mind and puf tf m your pocket~&~ STORE HOURS , ers routed r1 MO~ _Colts clash fo_r the second stralght y~ar as their spoilin~: thll In Renewal Of Classic Championship Radle Ill~ ·SIUJ Fra~~ It'll be Chuck Conerly against Jl1hhny Ufiitas in a duet of · Forty·Ni.:n, 36-14i!r. ~~~~~ red•hbt quarter~acks when the Ne'!'. York Giani! altd ,.lfl·j ~~ ~ ,_,: by e( the new S~()AL . _AU r:.!n~Yhave 5 however, outside ·OtJJt BASKETBALL Pro Playoff Will Feature Conncrly vs Unitas ; · SCORES ktu>ek off, go to Nelso'"He to this, however. It's !fif OOard carefully Paul r~ndar of Brookline in a surveyed public optmon before takmg 1ts actiOn. When taken, two-state title bout here Jan 22. the ~<:tion was believed thoroughly in line with the majority of opinion. or i ! . .. 1 •• C R IS 3 Lb. ¢ern ·, �~ Seii!Jnel, - Select and Cut Your Own CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llBSULT8 $1.00 PHONE 398 MTES a _. per word. ODt 1.na1erttoo. Kmtn11111. m.rt• I ~ per WGI"d for three eCJII.MCUtifl!l iDaertiooa. ~ Tree Farm No. 23 eo euu. Mrs. George Lasher ooe lllO:Dth foe SCl cent& per woN. l'4a1l rate of ! cent~ per word wiU be ehar1ed far a4verth:i~ II ... paid willlkllO <laya 1!1er recei9lntll)!ll DTon in Advel'li.dni - Should be reported tn:unedl.atelf. Til ba1l:r Ser.tlnel will .DOl be r.poosible for mote thaD one incof' reet lnaertioo. Card of ·r~ 11..11d Spea.a,J Notlce:a o:r Eventa $1.00. Obtwarte~ ~ &t 1 ceiA .,er wot.d. WORDS 1 DAY a DI.YS 8 DAY! 1 110 II I!Oe 90< 51 .36 IUO • I!Oe 51.20 $!.80 $6.00 2$ 7k ll.t!C $2.26 f'I.IIO Ads received by 10 All will be tn tbat day•., paper 6peeial - Route 124 Rutland, Oblo ':?;::-: u~ The CI:IU Hed I IS I I ==:::::::::::::::::::::==:::,[ REAL ESTATE M AUCTIONII 'rlct.y, O.C. 18th, •t 2:00 P.M. 115 S.vonth PARKERSBURG-, W. VA. s·-· I I 2 IW (91- -F-- -5--I - - -Or 0 e - -.. oil 1urnace for sale . Excellent is stolen. Anti-biotics have their condition. Call TU2-43Z5. I Lace in. mastitis treatment but 12 14 fitc P b ld b --- - - -- - - ~~our prlm_ary co,ncern 11 ou e 10 prevemon no cure, ( ':Ia• ~nne )upp••e:. · P.-.vent Mutltl., _ - - - - __ Lair men should handle lh~>ir USi:D EOATS AND MOTORS, $25 herds yso that any exeitment or and up while they latt. Metropol·l irregularity in handling is kept itan Marine Sales and Service, to a minimum. The use of a 6UO li. M•in St., Pomeroy, Phone 11 :H tfc: bi~.S.J. fl: I SEE THE 19 6 o I Eastern "··gh Rambler ~~~;]ii ::_:~~~~~.~~ ~;;·~~ port-unity of buyin.g thi11 pro- wont be a problem. teratJOn. Anh·blohcs -prevent the Don't Ship Milk for 72 H_ou':'" mtlk from bemg used to make If you treat your mastltts m-~ cheese and butter. Also about fected COWl with an antibiotic, 10% of the population is sensid •t ohl Ilk 1 th 1 · · ·11· h on p enr nt rom altive to penc1 11'!, _t e most c~m· UIW for 72 ho"'a. This la accord- monty uaed antl-bJohc. Haulmg ina: to Federal Law. Not only.~ m1_lk m bulk tanks. means one you liable, ~u~ i_f this law 111n t I sh1pper can cont.an;unat£ a tank obeyed, antl·bloll~s may be ban- load of m!lk . Don t be the one ned, from the dau-y barn, just as wbo does 1t. $25 to $1000 ~~ u::vo~:':N~ oM:~ School Honorced k R }} Ann J:uoue ~ U·a-22Yo . !' l;larJ ~~~0 e;;p 0 00D ' o(.. AT perty in it& ENTIRE'J'\'" or in PARCELS, to be announced " open.ing of tlhe sale . TERMS: p Eastern Hi&h School, baa Hated 20% down, balance to he an· omeroy, 6 hlo ' l'"'tJ L Qr Kent the following students on the nounced. - - - - Aputmenh, People·• Terrace and school honor roll for the second ·fb:is, -is your opportunity to 1958 47ft. JliCHAtLDSON HOUSE \l'ale St off Buttlrnyt Av• six-week period; buy .a·t the hJ.gh bi-d a fine gotrall_er, front kitchen with autoPomtror:· Phone 321-Y ., Sefliors : Mary Carr, Zenith inJ bu9ine..u or property val malic washer. See Don Thomu, 11 2 30tp GhevHlier, Patty Cowdery, Ronnie uable and desirable for m~ny 2H7 Mulberry, Pomeruy. Phone Cowde1y, Jo Ann Henaley, John other purposes. 291-J. --==c:l~~0_3_tc ' Al-' - A!I - ,·,c :-:M-:E-:-N:-:f:S--., : t-,u-rn"i'"a 'h:-,-cd,--a-nd MofiB, Roger Rose, DAle SbowaiSaturday, Dec. 19, starting SINGER ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· uurw·nUined. MclltasterB, M.idd..le- ler, Martha Stearns, VJra:tnia Curpromptly at 10:00 .a .m ., J will CHINE. Like new. Originally pun. t'hone UttM-trL 2 ~ Lf tis and Sandro WoHe. sell the entlite stoc-k of mercost over $300.00. Pay off batJuniors: Judy Cbaftee, flay ance or $l 43 .00, Payment• f(I.OO 'l and H .KOOM HOUSE, 4 ti.UOM Coleman, Tereaa Andrew, Helen Clhandlse uf The Tradin.g Pos-t .st Marine SaiB.I!I, on trhi! premlsper month. Phone 343 _ 12 .8.6tc aparunent and 5 room apart- Bentz, Leathe Bibbee, Marilyn el, 815 7t•h St., . Parkersburg, W. mtnt. A. w. Bengel, PbOne Bissell, .hul Brown, Max Cale, V.a., eoMist·i ng o! cabin crub1- . GOOD HA:-l"K GRA\!Ei J.W·M. lJ. 2 tfc Charles Collins, Kareeo Damecrs, R"pOrt cruisers, r.unabout11 · sale. Mrs. Nell Middleawart, wood, Pauline Dorst, Richard an<l sportln,g boats buill hy Porlland·SUver~L'Ille Road. l'~OUlt ltUOM HOUSE, BA'fH. 128 ·F rost, llary Goebel, Beth Hoff· Gl~ar, Shcllcraft, Feather12· 1·12tc UniOn Avenue. i..:IHi JMI-J. I man, Shirley Myers and Jack eNft and ollher fwmous huild 12 11 Btc Kelley. crs. Sf>me arc new, some allli::STAURANT BUSlNEiS READY - Sophomores: Nina Abbott, Kaye H VV d Babr, Marily-n Adam8, Frank Anmost new, also outboard motnrs \] to go, fully equipped, low rent, I to 40 hp by Scott Ahvitl·r, F.v- . &oc.d locatlon, ateady income, ~ - el~- ante - - drew, Donna Bahr, Lila Bahr, inrude, etc., both new und Rellaonabie. Phone 820-M, WANTED LADY HUOKKEEPER Mary Jane C~shdollar, Betty &lightly used . A lal"IGC selection Pomeroy. 12-8-6tp for local establishment. Busi· Cowdery, Geraldme Durst, Mar· of riiles, shot~:,'lm!i, ammunition . A.KC. HEGISTEHED 2 YEAR OLD nells experience preferred but ,s.ha Ev.ans, Christian Faber, Judy while male Pekingese. Nice pet.[ not necessary. Furnish . re.fer- lilek, Eva Gilland, K~ren Snyder, f·ishing rod-9, reel&, . wah~r &I>Ort Heasonabht. Betty Goodall 1 o~.~ily Sentmei, Pomerof, Ohio, ~aril_yn Koehler, ~anlyn Stearn:t actE!Gorias, .tmnNng 11nd fi!;,h. lng- elobhet, 11upplies, nnd :a<.·mlle below Middleport. enccs. Wr1te Hox tltm-ll, ~ 'fbe 1Conn1e _ Sp~ncer,, Carolyn Parker cessories. etc. All new and · U·lO-Stc 1 ~ and Shirley Hedman. 12 14 31 JJbcU fre.!Ph . Terms: t:ash . It's a _ _ ____:.......:.......:P Freshmen: Janet Blaseil, Mewonderful time to buy fur M!lf lanic Brown, Judith Codner, or Chrhtmaa bo.iving. Don't you Busir~ssServices Sharon Frecker, Druslllc Will, dare mis.<> tJhl.s gmat event, the Lyle Nkhola, Sue Myers and biJgCiit sale of .Jts type t•ver MUELLER FURNAC~ ... WilTING· Barbara Hill. HOUSE •pplianc:e~. Arnold Bro- ALFIIED - - - -- - - - - be ld I n Pa r kcrsbur-g .o All go Jng I II ' s ··· .. ther... SyriCUH, Ohio. Phone I or t "ne top fO ar. lu Wuat you I36-Y. lll9 tfc The Home Demonstration Club wish - your bid might buy! met ThUrsday at the home of F'l-ee Souven irs - F'ree t•offf'c 801'5 TRIE SERVICE AND RE· Genevieve Guthrie. - music, drawin-1!1 for fi.~h dinmova~. Phone 6i:l48. 12-3-lOtp Tne_ Gnmge sponsored a solial ncrs! Sale alway.s on prcmlllf's t tl Th sd1 11 1 h re&~:ardless of WC-11\ihcr . Sale tu FOR RADIO AND T. V. RIPAIRS secutl Y mee ng ur Y I t. ; be conduetr.d by my ,a.gents. C•ll Fnnlc C•ptelna, 414 H. DON Sl'I\'E88 l Blain• G, Logadon, AuctlonHr .. Second Ave., Mlddlepport. 9 G.y Mo,..kead, SeJ11 Managtr A. M. to 9 P. M. 12·3·tfc: KARR & VAN ZANDT I t .III I -ron I I I McCULLOCH CHA JN SAWS I . A.lU ~UNOI'i" oO.N~NU. kl!:l"tUG.t!.:Rauon servl~,;e. Jaclt'' H.efrii:era· twn, N-.,w Ua~t~n. fbone TU· a 1o1110 ,.~':!;, -~:... MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. i&N FoRD ve- cu;sroiLiNE,I Phene ,. Pomeroy, Ohio MDC. Z Door Sedan. New pamt ..._ job. Exceptional in condlllon. SINGER SEWING MACHINE Blaetlnan, Pomeroy. 12·9-fltc Round, 66 mode•, originally -- aold for $179.00. Brand new 1106 PONTIAC V8 TWO DOOR console cabinet. Take over paySedan. t1,29S. Hydramatlc. Ex· llhmta $7.00 per month. Balance due $fi4.M. Phone 343. 12-8-fl:tc ceptlonal. Bl11ttnan, Pomeroy. 12-9·61< - taction. .. rv R.,..., ....... ::::c::--::-:-:::-:::'--;;-;:;,:-;;;;:;:-;o;:: 19M BUICK V8 SPECIAL, $99~. 2 Door Sedan . SpoUeas orllinal two tone ereen flmah. Dyna· flow drive, New Buick trade-ln. B!aettnars, Pomeroy. 12·9-6tc r;:USTOM UUILT Kl1LJlEN DEtllgned for your hom:l. l<'ree e• U.mttea. Yorl.lm&n aud Abbott, Phoue 6.~84- Y. 8-6·tJ JpplJance rep~:~lr. Phone \lct:Jlotoclr:, Rau.lne, Cbio. • 1.£1 _Mi.lla, -:;;;;;;:;;;;;:;:::=;;.;;:;.;;;-.;;:;::::==, t • 12·t2·3tc- 1 ed, delivered and apnalil on driveways and roadt. Shultrs UTILITY BUILDING 7' 4" BY1()' I Construetlon, Pbone Middle... cal .. nh•d Eaay w 1 port 0018 • >Hill-lie move. See ·a t the Metropolitan Auto Salta, Middlepo,l, Ohio, (20o} Termite Pbone 6045-J. 12 12 3tc ROOM FURNISHED COTbetween Mason and New FREE INSPECTIO"'N::S-.-::p::: 8 ::0-:-N.i f60 a month. can Ted 38S·M. GUmore Supfly Store. Spruce MQ86. 1'2·12-0tp Vaulllln Pett Contro . Co. Mem· •••<ti- Standard trans., radio, heater, l.iU new tire&, beautiJul 2 tone blue tinNb. Mtn UU... 11 re.al •borp. $695 ROY co. 9J.. , p:ao 10:00 U :OO U:l() \1 :15 ..:_._ t:OO _____ _ C:honnel3-·1 uesdo) Sign On Continental Claaroom · 7o0Q Today t:OO Katie Doonan · Show D;30 COmedy Time 5:45 8:00 in Mason $4000.00. Spruce 3-5200. Phon• 12·&-ett He'• jU.IJt flve. But he's one of thou•pas of youn.-sten in mant part& of the world who are ln. want. They want not only for food,. 1jlut clothing, a home, the warmth and kiD.dneu of people who share. By riving generously to your Faith's urgent appeal for Overieas Aid, yOu know thCIIe children wlll receive thi loviDR' care you yourself would 1be them. POME~OY...e rOQII11, Ill !urnace, porches. 4 · Iota. Out -of high water. $4200.00. MIDDLEPORT-e. rooms, batb, sa• turnaee, new kitchen. ~ 1 , vel lot. $8000.00. RAC INI-Buslneaa lot on Tblrd I 6bllJI. Good lromo buUtnna. Publlltl•d u • public a.vlce In caoparetlon wltlll The AdvNfleJ,..: CovncU •nd tltl NIWIPIPI"" AdYertlllne: EKI«<tlv .. Anoclltfoll. eo. 1 22t 12tl:t3te . ' ,...,.. lo••v· . · - Legal Notice ~·- · '· c... lnsu...,.nce , .J .. Scbe:-' 8:30 Doug Martin Show t:OO Romper Room tO:OO Movi'9 \1:26 Your Esso Reporfel \1:30 People's C:hoice 12:00 Restless Guo uo Rin Tin ,._ 6:~ •J ohn Daly !(ewa i ')d f• ll I ' I 12:45 Tbe Guiding M d I 13 thonne - Oh O) I 1:110 · " .." c, tbe 011 G.IFT!'~ Gift Idea '2 Make ice cubes automatlcal~ with aGAS Refrigerator ' On!¥ RCA Wblrlpool'a GAS -..,..tor .,.._. ... nlllmaticolly orilbou.t meooy treya to,llll.You'H lib tbeollllooollll a GAS Rlfril- '!f&lor• too-<rnli tbe 1().- --~ ,• . I -WHfH..TV _Ch~~h~l L11M .'Uf •~oo The 8rlghter DaJ n-.e Seer~ Monn toll(l The Ed•• ol N"'lt 5;00 The Three Stooges 5:30 The LHe of Riley 11:3(f M the Worl4 'ftdr!l · ~:00 for Better 0! ~ w.ne 1 2:30 : Art ·tlold~l~ HoutePiftJ t:lS ' • -1 ·1 3:~· Tb~ • l:lflr"Ai'Oui rsmilli[Il'm . .l:l!!! Mifii0na1re· ~!Ll.~ >:lllJ'· ., .,,• ..., ••~..... v.. .. :........ . 'l'he Jit~e Rivl1n SboW' _ . i:l8 ~et ~ . Amos 'n' Andy l:SC t;age of Night 1 ·Led Three Lives 5:00 'J'!Le Three Stooa:et Masquerade Pal'tt 1 ' 5:30 Lile of IUiey The Texan 1:00 P,rtb.~lr J. Smitb. HIW 8•30 Father KnoWs :Se~~t 1:15 Tt!.e Jule Rlvtin Shott ' Channel13 Tuesdo1 :: :;::~~:· Antlr •:oo !"•WI · I: IS' Cip(all\ KAngaroo t:OO C.rtoon Theater 10:00 Red Rowe 10:10 On the Go J!fl!'•6;"Wnlde ll':ii'• Lovi ot' We · ~;lq · s.ma. fw Tomorrow 7:30 8:00 8:80 B:OO 9:30 To Tell Tbe Trutb !>ennis O'Keefe SMw :Maar Lo... of IIOi>J' Clru. Tightrope . Red Skelton Show 10:oo Garry .1.tooro $lit" l:OO 11 O'cloc~ N~ n;i9 ~·tar 11___ l . ,I ' •. WMPO Daily PrograiR Stahedule J;lje S181i"Qo '· . 11:40 Coun...,. liOOik\WII 1:110 ·RFD (COUIIIiJ and Wllslern 12:110 . Newa · '· ', 1111111<) 12:i0. Juat l'or You l·la NeWI 1:110 News 1:10. MusiC'!·Go-Routul f,:GI) Breakfut 2,30 Newa Ooeall Ull MU.ic-Go-Grollllll 3:30 News 3;33 Muaic Go-Round 4:30 Ne.ws . 1:411 Br~ut ·PariJ 1;44 Ra<IIO"!o\ymnal . ;:I :.Hi~. 7:30 llronco g- .~ill W'i c~•t EstrD J:OO '!'!H~ RlnP.mllll 9:30 P)Jilip Marlon tO:OO Alcoa. Presenta 10:3J Keep Talldna 1:00 Tht Hews Tonl(lhL .1:01 SeannJnl tbe Weatbet Sportw Report 1 ~·' t :1:18 "hate Show 1 .2:•11 Siln Off ' t:honnel 8- Tueschil f.IO l'arru )lutet R-oPorl Gift Id.ea-'3 ' "· JIJ•, f110 Glv. Underwood 8:00 Ding Dong - - - - - - o••.,_ Aid - - - - - a-Brain automaticolly turno ito own !lame up end clown. Fooda can't bum, ooorch oo boil over. No FOR QUICK SALE 1 $3000.00. 114 Acru, two etoey house, p&Jing gas ·well, coal, 1 Ph't.u-r• 6:00 Sao FranC. Bell: ue Your !:uo R.,..,. 6:40 Weatherman JmacJnel No pot-walchln1l Tho Gu Burner-with- F ARIII 1.;: rw.- --"wolfs.T\1'-C!1a~nel a I Cook without watching on aGold Star Award GAS Range I 'i ":ifl. l:-l6 Huntley Brinkley bpOri· '7:00 Cannonball 'r :30 Laramie 8:aD Fibber MeGee aod MollJ 9:00 Arthur Murray PartJ 9:30 S\artime l0:30 SJt. l!hlko - i.l •90 J(cw~ Het~oJ.liDell . 1-l:~ti . ' w~atbernst . li:lS. J'ack t'aar Sbo.l:OO .iigtl nff i:lll Tlie Gaie Slom Sh,. :1:00 J ,illl the Clock 1:30 \Vbo Do Yoo fiourt ,,oo Amerlc.aJ1. Buallnd Gift Idea *1 1 NOTICI ctt HIARING for PAROLI No. 5357 ·· No. 1069G3 _ llllton Little, 1 prllloner now confined in the Ohio Penitentiary, Columbus, admitted from Melp County, convleted January, 190D of the crime of ~ eape from Conftnement and aervirtJ ber Of. NatLonal Peat Control a 'sentence of 1 1• 5 yean la ell&iblt IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. WE AuoeliUon. l~Uc for a hearing before tbe Pardon actually haYr two uaNt spinet planoa recently traded on or- ( ..,,.,._ 1 and Puole Comm.lalloo, on or after sanL Maho1any finish, Price'd "-"" •,. Febru..-y l, 1180. low. Act now, We won't have _ _ ''""" ~· P•nle COmmhl'' them lon:. Wendel!'! '1tb ~ J!.A~JMPSON ~St"-:t-.N\.~ • ' By R. G. Fo~le "!l:•tro• St., Morlotta, P~O!I•I Aceola, 'lll441eport. Flro, Ault> ~· lllil.llll<llrd Clerk I nHir!. 12-INic ...lllle, ~ Phooo IIIII' · 1 • + ~· ·••• , ·'It) V,lt, 21t . ~·-'· .,... ... \,..\'~~w-~<6,-IJ,' ~ ~- .-,.~·""~~.~~..tii:... C I ontro 8 :? ~ 8:15 1:30 t:QO f:3Ct 8;0b Mlddleport. Gu floor furnace. 1 ~ batbt full baHtmenlt ~ ear carag·e ~00. Phl.llltl 804-t·k.. 10.~ IIOLSTEIN CALF. CUF· ·~110.00. FORD Lellholt, Rock SprinRa. 1JMESroNE ANY SIZE FURNISH lce11 VI~GIL TIAFO~D, Pomf!roy. 7;00 '1:80 8:00 I "GAS APPLIANCES MAKE1 A GREAT CHRISTMAS Middle... t 6131..1 QABY 8:~ l : l~ 3:00 3:30 4:00 . 4:30 5:00 5:90 &.0 6:15 6:2!1 Douih Re .Mi Play Your Hunch Price l.l!l Right Concentratlon Truth or Conaequence• It Could Be YJJa. Mid Day Newa Movietlme Young Dr. Malolll From these Rwtl House on Higb Str._,.l Split Personality Steamb<Nat Pill Superman ' Lowrey Showtime Jim Thacker Shcnr Weathereut I Jimmy and Gloria Stewart sat, SterreH Pomeroy 525 6:25 0:30 Hou.se on High Street Spl it P~~sonality Ste-amboat BHI Sgt ,....,.. Steambol'lt 8iU Jim Th1l.cker ShrJW Weathercast NPWI P ~cture Huntley Brlr.i:Jey Repurt Huckleberry Hound People arE Funny LJve and Marrl.al':e -~1 .. s of W.-.lls Fargo ~ cer t.unn Ah,-oa Theater Steve Allen Sbow News df:adlinea Westher-::ast Jack Paar Show Si._,n Off 1:• J Koul o:.sro.. ,0:00 10:30 l t :00 t 1:30 12· 00 12:SI) 1.00 10nn1ef 3-Mondo) I 3DO W. S.cond St. -Phone: 432, Pamerep Umber. Arnold Farm, Rt. lU, 8 mile east of Harrltonville. Arthur J, Arnold, Box 22;J, Millet& port, Ohio. Phone HO 77131. KAUTl PIID ITOII Al Cheat.r Yulcon 5·2145 HAMILL SIRVIC8 STATtoN a.toN 9:00 A.M. Al ... ny 335l Every Day Servleo ' IZ:30 Love that Bob 1:00 lluldc Btngo 1:811 Wat o1 !Afe 1:~ Day In Court PROTESTANT CATHOLIC JEWISH Before 9:30 A.M. t-%10--2Door -- a!hldleport. )roRSALE'Ai:L'M00xaN Pivl ro9m ctJttaae. Brownt.U Avenue Otla , 4·4.-BOtl: Call 12·11-61< I :~-· ===~~~~~==~=~~~;;~~~;'~~~~:;:' Loans made to men and women, married or single. 12·9·0tp. carbon, atock booka, etc. Quick · &ervlce. Quality Print Shop, Middleport, Pbone &:KlY. 0 P T 0 II E T B I 8 T Elst Court Street. Pomeror Roan: 9 to 11. I to i. (Qote M NOO• ·OD Thun.l Llffl, Auto, J.o'lre, Pollo. TELEVII!ION. RADIO " SMALL FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH - -- - ·---- IJl~E~-f~~f~~,D~I~sr=n=I"' ov"'T:::o:::n:::s-=ro-:-R Moore Jo'orma, reglllter 0 • D• c"o" M::P"'L'"'E:::,T::E:-c!N=s::-:v:::RA-:-::N=cE - PRI> ' 11-.11-11 I-2S·tf' g~li~ Don 23637----.,.~•'"'•"LA-:-c=o"a - - - 1 -'.ut,;. Soles. - Offk.-e I M ... ciiQef't Crl" ll'.acltore Contact A. (' . araeltortl. k-1'ne, ObM 8rtte, Phonto - --:----;:----.: ·~J ". ,....,..,. ... 60G E. Main Street. Pomeroy, 0 ., to fill bJtllemcnt. If you have any bring it lhere and dump It or phone 604li·J or 846-M, 12 14 61~ YWI~uthr cshashop.ping list .t. T • l'Out-watchtna. no oven .. watcbing either. The omortly atylod Gold Blar Awan:l GAS Ranp~ are outomallc 1111 tbe w~t-iD 0< freaatantlm,. AU-;TIQIHLIIIR AL I t20' 1 TRf·STATE REALTY & AUCTION "Your Real Estate Auction Spt.-c·ialist!!" Phone GA a.oaos 1104 St. MI...,. Av.. Perktr~urg, W. v .. Take care of snu. fOC>1'Inl H!RO • • By Alan Ml:N• I As IN w COMPTON m-1 I, B. W. ·Douglas, owner and operator, will sell at auction to the highest and best bidder, on tone premisw, ret:ardle11s of the weather, FOUR VALUABLE PARCELS OF' REAL ESTATE, consistir.g of THE CLAM & STEAK HOUSE, long established and known for Us fine food s·; and THE TRADING POST & MARINE SA' E S, sporling goods headquarters for tfle Parkersburg .area. Adjoining and to t'he rear of l•hese husin~. I will seU TWO PARCELS of j I Mr. and Mra. Alva Clark an4 children, Mr. and Mrs. rtoyd Spence, Mr. and Mn. Frabk SlJ. son and daughter and llr, .-nd. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rousb and M.n. Larry Roush were SUDdaJ Mrs. Virgil Roush spent Saturday oaUen at the borne ol Jennie and in Parkersburg. Vlrlilil Rouah. Recent vallen at the Painter home were Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hysell, Virgil Rouah, Mr. and TO AIR POPE'S SPEICH Mrs. Ralph Painter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and sotlll. VATI CAN CITY UPI-Pope John XX IU will broadcast the an· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet, nual papel C~rlstmas measaJe to soon as ;ou - get the tree the world at 6 a. m. (est) on Wedhome throw cold water all over nesday, Dec. 23, Vatir:an sources . Th ff th b d reported. The speech will be reJt. en ~ut 0 ~ utt en layed through national radio about an mch slantwise to open pores f~tr drawing up water. Set hookups throughout the world. the tree in water and keep it cool · 1 and shaded ~ntll you brmg It D· doors for tnmmmg GIVE TOWN AWAY The ftrst day a five to six. foot OLONGAPO, Philippines UPJ . l . . b f tree ts Paced In water, It may - T e U. s . Navy town o Olon&a· take as much lUI a quart. After , po ~u formally giv~n to the repthat,thlt m, ay . take a! curtp dfaltlyh. Tpultblhet ofthThe P_h~hpl~tlnes today . ut e ree In .a coo pa o . e .e o e murucJpa I Y was, rt· room, away _f~om rad1ators, f1re- ce~ved from U. S. Charge d Af· p!.aces, telcVIIJ lOn sets or other f~1res Geor~e Abbott by Foreill:n sour~s of heat. Mmister Fehxberto Se~:.:._:- Sooiety Events OfWestShode of anti -bioticl had not Breed for good uddered cows. \ _Man y c_hem !ca ls, h,' ,',' , baenend a lowering in the rate of Avoid pendulous low hangmg I tned for £Jre-pr~r~ ng t . ' . Iic'l6'::u'l1u~Lr10'l':I!Top-'7c'16o:"Atr1"-"'p;lul~o"'N;;E;' Icrease mastitis. There has been no de· dd Udd h. b h b even sugar asp1rm or frmt acids in the number of maBtitis u era. ers w IC an g_ e 1ow sid boughs first ad work from 820-M, Pomeroy . 12-8-6tp cases smce anli-bioticiJ were first the cows bock are subjed to I e h d ff tiv as -,,---.,--=c~ l bruising. Good udders are in· no~e as provhel h aks e ' 1\ etree 'IIEW 196U PATrK!tNS PLASTIC used to treat this dlsease. n fact herited so select your replace·l pla.n wllater, ~ t e deepsnam'· rewinuow bl mds and shades, Vene , the carele ss use of anti-biotics d natura y mots an .. tum blmd.s , all kmds and colon has caused resutant strains of menll from your good uddere sistant, the department said. ··I . D d b t . t d ld '" de cow&. I ,. s •·sted actually F ,.....,r i ass awnmgs, ay an ac erla, yeas an mo I "" . , A cow wlU not build any re· orne ,sou to,n ._':'me d~ and N!(bt name pl-ates all kinds, velop. These resistant strains are cause rees o ua:o ·~ Alumir.um ladders iU k,jnds. not affected by anli ·biotic treat- sistance to mastitis. It 's the other n mmable free Estim~ate, Dale Wippel ment. The situation can be ("{lm- way around, once a cow Pas had •Shop 6M~ly for a fresh t'ee beSupply, 2Jj Unilln Avenue, pared to flies and DDT. Some mastitis, chances a~~ she'll n':· fore it~dries out from exposure ( 81 Auro 5c:Jies l'omeroy , O.JJo 11 30-l:iOtc slrams or flies are Immune to peat. Some cow families do seem lon a sales lot. If the tree is fresh DDT. They have built up a re- to have mo_re resistance . This is the needlus will feel . moist to 1957 VOI...K.SWAGON . Call Ea rl l L irA - N!!:w COAL BURNI NG SJstance bemg com.tantly exposed anoth~r pomt to consider when y'Jur hand. If the needles fall Rottgen, Letart, w. Va, Twlnmg IJnck lmeo stove and keep warm to DDT. sel_ectJ~g . your re~latemen_ts. when you move or shake the tree ).2144 12 I L 3lc Uov.n p:.ymclll wnn sm.u l mon· Treat Cavte, Not Effect I This tJes ln closely With the it is too dry to absorb water. T rea t mg lh e cows udd er aIter hetltance of good udden .can be DDT - - -wa-s. ---"'INCI CINn U..O c.,. Lh ly paymenls. l!:wmgs· Store, Good management \II MlkM aiMI Modell Pomeroy, Uh w. Phone 133. she has mastitis will . not ao_Jve aummed U by .!laying "My cows II is t the dairyman 's interes t I 0 M.JTft 12 14 3t-c the problem of what 111 causmg thp d ' .. . OPOLJTAN _ - ~---.. __ llhe maslitis. It's 8 good deal like aKre he ahl y th a n comdfortabtllet.. tAo ~rbo_du~e c_lean _wkho_lesome md1l k ~ 1 1 1 An ..,_ LENNOX HI-!JOY FORCED AIR locking the barn after the horse eer, em a way an mas 1s nll·. Jollc!l 1~ ~u . 1s an a u1· 'I ) Notices r FARM NEWS CHRISTMAS TREES WANT ADS roa AM • l Tree IJs F•Ire proo £ IExperls · say ob·l otrlp <up to doted the dlle'" In I its early at.aaea 4 very Important. . OIS Milkln& at re&ular times with Mli.titla Coetty 01..... 1 ·tu:Y · · MastitiJJ i.8 iW1 t.be number c ean ~nl equtpmen 1' 15 another importaot phase . , one dl!K!ale of dairy cowa. Each Keep your barns free fro m Iyear mastitis eauaea more econo- drafta but well ventilated. mtc loss than any other Jingle Remove t.nY steps or other I disease. Thill loss it caused not ~tr.uction~ which may cause udder WASHINGTON UPI- How .do only by lowered milk produetlon InJUry. you make a Christma s tree f1re but the tremendous amoQJlt uf Keep your cows well ted and 1 proof? Buy a fresh tree and money spent for drup used ln well bedded. ~ healthy co w has keep it in wa_ter, says the De parttreating Lniected cows.. h sU th f A It Antlboliu Not the An1. .r ~uca ~~n "nc:o~d ~t~o~ . cow ment 0 gncu ure. Pomeroy-Kiddleport, 0., Dec:. U, 1959 1::11 ~ · '1:311 .0:00: • =::. ..,;,o 10; 1• . Newt .fartr 1 i I I . 4·85 MuJ.ie.G-o-ROPtfd s':30 Com.lD.unity and t...oe.. .N.,.,. 5:~ Natlonal NeWI llotll Sports DOilr' · . • 1:46 Armed 8<:;-v!ees .....,. d:Oo Sundown Serenade ('W 111111 ofll Paiquale by tb.i A«or"a well known Wll ella~ by Board tOday ' tlie fraDthhe ~ - Jiolae itatem~~ I<> permit. .· the 1 for tax ob- I ' '• �~ Seii!Jnel, - Select and Cut Your Own CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llBSULT8 $1.00 PHONE 398 MTES a _. per word. ODt 1.na1erttoo. Kmtn11111. m.rt• I ~ per WGI"d for three eCJII.MCUtifl!l iDaertiooa. ~ Tree Farm No. 23 eo euu. Mrs. George Lasher ooe lllO:Dth foe SCl cent& per woN. l'4a1l rate of ! cent~ per word wiU be ehar1ed far a4verth:i~ II ... paid willlkllO <laya 1!1er recei9lntll)!ll DTon in Advel'li.dni - Should be reported tn:unedl.atelf. Til ba1l:r Ser.tlnel will .DOl be r.poosible for mote thaD one incof' reet lnaertioo. Card of ·r~ 11..11d Spea.a,J Notlce:a o:r Eventa $1.00. Obtwarte~ ~ &t 1 ceiA .,er wot.d. WORDS 1 DAY a DI.YS 8 DAY! 1 110 II I!Oe 90< 51 .36 IUO • I!Oe 51.20 $!.80 $6.00 2$ 7k ll.t!C $2.26 f'I.IIO Ads received by 10 All will be tn tbat day•., paper 6peeial - Route 124 Rutland, Oblo ':?;::-: u~ The CI:IU Hed I IS I I ==:::::::::::::::::::::==:::,[ REAL ESTATE M AUCTIONII 'rlct.y, O.C. 18th, •t 2:00 P.M. 115 S.vonth PARKERSBURG-, W. VA. s·-· I I 2 IW (91- -F-- -5--I - - -Or 0 e - -.. oil 1urnace for sale . Excellent is stolen. Anti-biotics have their condition. Call TU2-43Z5. I Lace in. mastitis treatment but 12 14 fitc P b ld b --- - - -- - - ~~our prlm_ary co,ncern 11 ou e 10 prevemon no cure, ( ':Ia• ~nne )upp••e:. · P.-.vent Mutltl., _ - - - - __ Lair men should handle lh~>ir USi:D EOATS AND MOTORS, $25 herds yso that any exeitment or and up while they latt. Metropol·l irregularity in handling is kept itan Marine Sales and Service, to a minimum. The use of a 6UO li. M•in St., Pomeroy, Phone 11 :H tfc: bi~.S.J. fl: I SEE THE 19 6 o I Eastern "··gh Rambler ~~~;]ii ::_:~~~~~.~~ ~;;·~~ port-unity of buyin.g thi11 pro- wont be a problem. teratJOn. Anh·blohcs -prevent the Don't Ship Milk for 72 H_ou':'" mtlk from bemg used to make If you treat your mastltts m-~ cheese and butter. Also about fected COWl with an antibiotic, 10% of the population is sensid •t ohl Ilk 1 th 1 · · ·11· h on p enr nt rom altive to penc1 11'!, _t e most c~m· UIW for 72 ho"'a. This la accord- monty uaed antl-bJohc. Haulmg ina: to Federal Law. Not only.~ m1_lk m bulk tanks. means one you liable, ~u~ i_f this law 111n t I sh1pper can cont.an;unat£ a tank obeyed, antl·bloll~s may be ban- load of m!lk . Don t be the one ned, from the dau-y barn, just as wbo does 1t. $25 to $1000 ~~ u::vo~:':N~ oM:~ School Honorced k R }} Ann J:uoue ~ U·a-22Yo . !' l;larJ ~~~0 e;;p 0 00D ' o(.. AT perty in it& ENTIRE'J'\'" or in PARCELS, to be announced " open.ing of tlhe sale . TERMS: p Eastern Hi&h School, baa Hated 20% down, balance to he an· omeroy, 6 hlo ' l'"'tJ L Qr Kent the following students on the nounced. - - - - Aputmenh, People·• Terrace and school honor roll for the second ·fb:is, -is your opportunity to 1958 47ft. JliCHAtLDSON HOUSE \l'ale St off Buttlrnyt Av• six-week period; buy .a·t the hJ.gh bi-d a fine gotrall_er, front kitchen with autoPomtror:· Phone 321-Y ., Sefliors : Mary Carr, Zenith inJ bu9ine..u or property val malic washer. See Don Thomu, 11 2 30tp GhevHlier, Patty Cowdery, Ronnie uable and desirable for m~ny 2H7 Mulberry, Pomeruy. Phone Cowde1y, Jo Ann Henaley, John other purposes. 291-J. --==c:l~~0_3_tc ' Al-' - A!I - ,·,c :-:M-:E-:-N:-:f:S--., : t-,u-rn"i'"a 'h:-,-cd,--a-nd MofiB, Roger Rose, DAle SbowaiSaturday, Dec. 19, starting SINGER ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· uurw·nUined. MclltasterB, M.idd..le- ler, Martha Stearns, VJra:tnia Curpromptly at 10:00 .a .m ., J will CHINE. Like new. Originally pun. t'hone UttM-trL 2 ~ Lf tis and Sandro WoHe. sell the entlite stoc-k of mercost over $300.00. Pay off batJuniors: Judy Cbaftee, flay ance or $l 43 .00, Payment• f(I.OO 'l and H .KOOM HOUSE, 4 ti.UOM Coleman, Tereaa Andrew, Helen Clhandlse uf The Tradin.g Pos-t .st Marine SaiB.I!I, on trhi! premlsper month. Phone 343 _ 12 .8.6tc aparunent and 5 room apart- Bentz, Leathe Bibbee, Marilyn el, 815 7t•h St., . Parkersburg, W. mtnt. A. w. Bengel, PbOne Bissell, .hul Brown, Max Cale, V.a., eoMist·i ng o! cabin crub1- . GOOD HA:-l"K GRA\!Ei J.W·M. lJ. 2 tfc Charles Collins, Kareeo Damecrs, R"pOrt cruisers, r.unabout11 · sale. Mrs. Nell Middleawart, wood, Pauline Dorst, Richard an<l sportln,g boats buill hy Porlland·SUver~L'Ille Road. l'~OUlt ltUOM HOUSE, BA'fH. 128 ·F rost, llary Goebel, Beth Hoff· Gl~ar, Shcllcraft, Feather12· 1·12tc UniOn Avenue. i..:IHi JMI-J. I man, Shirley Myers and Jack eNft and ollher fwmous huild 12 11 Btc Kelley. crs. Sf>me arc new, some allli::STAURANT BUSlNEiS READY - Sophomores: Nina Abbott, Kaye H VV d Babr, Marily-n Adam8, Frank Anmost new, also outboard motnrs \] to go, fully equipped, low rent, I to 40 hp by Scott Ahvitl·r, F.v- . &oc.d locatlon, ateady income, ~ - el~- ante - - drew, Donna Bahr, Lila Bahr, inrude, etc., both new und Rellaonabie. Phone 820-M, WANTED LADY HUOKKEEPER Mary Jane C~shdollar, Betty &lightly used . A lal"IGC selection Pomeroy. 12-8-6tp for local establishment. Busi· Cowdery, Geraldme Durst, Mar· of riiles, shot~:,'lm!i, ammunition . A.KC. HEGISTEHED 2 YEAR OLD nells experience preferred but ,s.ha Ev.ans, Christian Faber, Judy while male Pekingese. Nice pet.[ not necessary. Furnish . re.fer- lilek, Eva Gilland, K~ren Snyder, f·ishing rod-9, reel&, . wah~r &I>Ort Heasonabht. Betty Goodall 1 o~.~ily Sentmei, Pomerof, Ohio, ~aril_yn Koehler, ~anlyn Stearn:t actE!Gorias, .tmnNng 11nd fi!;,h. lng- elobhet, 11upplies, nnd :a<.·mlle below Middleport. enccs. Wr1te Hox tltm-ll, ~ 'fbe 1Conn1e _ Sp~ncer,, Carolyn Parker cessories. etc. All new and · U·lO-Stc 1 ~ and Shirley Hedman. 12 14 31 JJbcU fre.!Ph . Terms: t:ash . It's a _ _ ____:.......:.......:P Freshmen: Janet Blaseil, Mewonderful time to buy fur M!lf lanic Brown, Judith Codner, or Chrhtmaa bo.iving. Don't you Busir~ssServices Sharon Frecker, Druslllc Will, dare mis.<> tJhl.s gmat event, the Lyle Nkhola, Sue Myers and biJgCiit sale of .Jts type t•ver MUELLER FURNAC~ ... WilTING· Barbara Hill. HOUSE •pplianc:e~. Arnold Bro- ALFIIED - - - -- - - - - be ld I n Pa r kcrsbur-g .o All go Jng I II ' s ··· .. ther... SyriCUH, Ohio. Phone I or t "ne top fO ar. lu Wuat you I36-Y. lll9 tfc The Home Demonstration Club wish - your bid might buy! met ThUrsday at the home of F'l-ee Souven irs - F'ree t•offf'c 801'5 TRIE SERVICE AND RE· Genevieve Guthrie. - music, drawin-1!1 for fi.~h dinmova~. Phone 6i:l48. 12-3-lOtp Tne_ Gnmge sponsored a solial ncrs! Sale alway.s on prcmlllf's t tl Th sd1 11 1 h re&~:ardless of WC-11\ihcr . Sale tu FOR RADIO AND T. V. RIPAIRS secutl Y mee ng ur Y I t. ; be conduetr.d by my ,a.gents. C•ll Fnnlc C•ptelna, 414 H. DON Sl'I\'E88 l Blain• G, Logadon, AuctlonHr .. Second Ave., Mlddlepport. 9 G.y Mo,..kead, SeJ11 Managtr A. M. to 9 P. M. 12·3·tfc: KARR & VAN ZANDT I t .III I -ron I I I McCULLOCH CHA JN SAWS I . A.lU ~UNOI'i" oO.N~NU. kl!:l"tUG.t!.:Rauon servl~,;e. Jaclt'' H.efrii:era· twn, N-.,w Ua~t~n. fbone TU· a 1o1110 ,.~':!;, -~:... MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. i&N FoRD ve- cu;sroiLiNE,I Phene ,. Pomeroy, Ohio MDC. Z Door Sedan. New pamt ..._ job. Exceptional in condlllon. SINGER SEWING MACHINE Blaetlnan, Pomeroy. 12·9-fltc Round, 66 mode•, originally -- aold for $179.00. Brand new 1106 PONTIAC V8 TWO DOOR console cabinet. Take over paySedan. t1,29S. Hydramatlc. Ex· llhmta $7.00 per month. Balance due $fi4.M. Phone 343. 12-8-fl:tc ceptlonal. Bl11ttnan, Pomeroy. 12-9·61< - taction. .. rv R.,..., ....... ::::c::--::-:-:::-:::'--;;-;:;,:-;;;;:;:-;o;:: 19M BUICK V8 SPECIAL, $99~. 2 Door Sedan . SpoUeas orllinal two tone ereen flmah. Dyna· flow drive, New Buick trade-ln. B!aettnars, Pomeroy. 12·9-6tc r;:USTOM UUILT Kl1LJlEN DEtllgned for your hom:l. l<'ree e• U.mttea. Yorl.lm&n aud Abbott, Phoue 6.~84- Y. 8-6·tJ JpplJance rep~:~lr. Phone \lct:Jlotoclr:, Rau.lne, Cbio. • 1.£1 _Mi.lla, -:;;;;;;:;;;;;:;:::=;;.;;:;.;;;-.;;:;::::==, t • 12·t2·3tc- 1 ed, delivered and apnalil on driveways and roadt. Shultrs UTILITY BUILDING 7' 4" BY1()' I Construetlon, Pbone Middle... cal .. nh•d Eaay w 1 port 0018 • >Hill-lie move. See ·a t the Metropolitan Auto Salta, Middlepo,l, Ohio, (20o} Termite Pbone 6045-J. 12 12 3tc ROOM FURNISHED COTbetween Mason and New FREE INSPECTIO"'N::S-.-::p::: 8 ::0-:-N.i f60 a month. can Ted 38S·M. GUmore Supfly Store. Spruce MQ86. 1'2·12-0tp Vaulllln Pett Contro . Co. Mem· •••<ti- Standard trans., radio, heater, l.iU new tire&, beautiJul 2 tone blue tinNb. Mtn UU... 11 re.al •borp. $695 ROY co. 9J.. , p:ao 10:00 U :OO U:l() \1 :15 ..:_._ t:OO _____ _ C:honnel3-·1 uesdo) Sign On Continental Claaroom · 7o0Q Today t:OO Katie Doonan · Show D;30 COmedy Time 5:45 8:00 in Mason $4000.00. Spruce 3-5200. Phon• 12·&-ett He'• jU.IJt flve. But he's one of thou•pas of youn.-sten in mant part& of the world who are ln. want. They want not only for food,. 1jlut clothing, a home, the warmth and kiD.dneu of people who share. By riving generously to your Faith's urgent appeal for Overieas Aid, yOu know thCIIe children wlll receive thi loviDR' care you yourself would 1be them. POME~OY...e rOQII11, Ill !urnace, porches. 4 · Iota. Out -of high water. $4200.00. MIDDLEPORT-e. rooms, batb, sa• turnaee, new kitchen. ~ 1 , vel lot. $8000.00. RAC INI-Buslneaa lot on Tblrd I 6bllJI. Good lromo buUtnna. Publlltl•d u • public a.vlce In caoparetlon wltlll The AdvNfleJ,..: CovncU •nd tltl NIWIPIPI"" AdYertlllne: EKI«<tlv .. Anoclltfoll. eo. 1 22t 12tl:t3te . ' ,...,.. lo••v· . · - Legal Notice ~·- · '· c... lnsu...,.nce , .J .. Scbe:-' 8:30 Doug Martin Show t:OO Romper Room tO:OO Movi'9 \1:26 Your Esso Reporfel \1:30 People's C:hoice 12:00 Restless Guo uo Rin Tin ,._ 6:~ •J ohn Daly !(ewa i ')d f• ll I ' I 12:45 Tbe Guiding M d I 13 thonne - Oh O) I 1:110 · " .." c, tbe 011 G.IFT!'~ Gift Idea '2 Make ice cubes automatlcal~ with aGAS Refrigerator ' On!¥ RCA Wblrlpool'a GAS -..,..tor .,.._. ... nlllmaticolly orilbou.t meooy treya to,llll.You'H lib tbeollllooollll a GAS Rlfril- '!f&lor• too-<rnli tbe 1().- --~ ,• . I -WHfH..TV _Ch~~h~l L11M .'Uf •~oo The 8rlghter DaJ n-.e Seer~ Monn toll(l The Ed•• ol N"'lt 5;00 The Three Stooges 5:30 The LHe of Riley 11:3(f M the Worl4 'ftdr!l · ~:00 for Better 0! ~ w.ne 1 2:30 : Art ·tlold~l~ HoutePiftJ t:lS ' • -1 ·1 3:~· Tb~ • l:lflr"Ai'Oui rsmilli[Il'm . .l:l!!! Mifii0na1re· ~!Ll.~ >:lllJ'· ., .,,• ..., ••~..... v.. .. :........ . 'l'he Jit~e Rivl1n SboW' _ . i:l8 ~et ~ . Amos 'n' Andy l:SC t;age of Night 1 ·Led Three Lives 5:00 'J'!Le Three Stooa:et Masquerade Pal'tt 1 ' 5:30 Lile of IUiey The Texan 1:00 P,rtb.~lr J. Smitb. HIW 8•30 Father KnoWs :Se~~t 1:15 Tt!.e Jule Rlvtin Shott ' Channel13 Tuesdo1 :: :;::~~:· Antlr •:oo !"•WI · I: IS' Cip(all\ KAngaroo t:OO C.rtoon Theater 10:00 Red Rowe 10:10 On the Go J!fl!'•6;"Wnlde ll':ii'• Lovi ot' We · ~;lq · s.ma. fw Tomorrow 7:30 8:00 8:80 B:OO 9:30 To Tell Tbe Trutb !>ennis O'Keefe SMw :Maar Lo... of IIOi>J' Clru. Tightrope . Red Skelton Show 10:oo Garry .1.tooro $lit" l:OO 11 O'cloc~ N~ n;i9 ~·tar 11___ l . ,I ' •. WMPO Daily PrograiR Stahedule J;lje S181i"Qo '· . 11:40 Coun...,. liOOik\WII 1:110 ·RFD (COUIIIiJ and Wllslern 12:110 . Newa · '· ', 1111111<) 12:i0. Juat l'or You l·la NeWI 1:110 News 1:10. MusiC'!·Go-Routul f,:GI) Breakfut 2,30 Newa Ooeall Ull MU.ic-Go-Grollllll 3:30 News 3;33 Muaic Go-Round 4:30 Ne.ws . 1:411 Br~ut ·PariJ 1;44 Ra<IIO"!o\ymnal . ;:I :.Hi~. 7:30 llronco g- .~ill W'i c~•t EstrD J:OO '!'!H~ RlnP.mllll 9:30 P)Jilip Marlon tO:OO Alcoa. Presenta 10:3J Keep Talldna 1:00 Tht Hews Tonl(lhL .1:01 SeannJnl tbe Weatbet Sportw Report 1 ~·' t :1:18 "hate Show 1 .2:•11 Siln Off ' t:honnel 8- Tueschil f.IO l'arru )lutet R-oPorl Gift Id.ea-'3 ' "· JIJ•, f110 Glv. Underwood 8:00 Ding Dong - - - - - - o••.,_ Aid - - - - - a-Brain automaticolly turno ito own !lame up end clown. Fooda can't bum, ooorch oo boil over. No FOR QUICK SALE 1 $3000.00. 114 Acru, two etoey house, p&Jing gas ·well, coal, 1 Ph't.u-r• 6:00 Sao FranC. Bell: ue Your !:uo R.,..,. 6:40 Weatherman JmacJnel No pot-walchln1l Tho Gu Burner-with- F ARIII 1.;: rw.- --"wolfs.T\1'-C!1a~nel a I Cook without watching on aGold Star Award GAS Range I 'i ":ifl. l:-l6 Huntley Brinkley bpOri· '7:00 Cannonball 'r :30 Laramie 8:aD Fibber MeGee aod MollJ 9:00 Arthur Murray PartJ 9:30 S\artime l0:30 SJt. l!hlko - i.l •90 J(cw~ Het~oJ.liDell . 1-l:~ti . ' w~atbernst . li:lS. J'ack t'aar Sbo.l:OO .iigtl nff i:lll Tlie Gaie Slom Sh,. :1:00 J ,illl the Clock 1:30 \Vbo Do Yoo fiourt ,,oo Amerlc.aJ1. Buallnd Gift Idea *1 1 NOTICI ctt HIARING for PAROLI No. 5357 ·· No. 1069G3 _ llllton Little, 1 prllloner now confined in the Ohio Penitentiary, Columbus, admitted from Melp County, convleted January, 190D of the crime of ~ eape from Conftnement and aervirtJ ber Of. NatLonal Peat Control a 'sentence of 1 1• 5 yean la ell&iblt IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. WE AuoeliUon. l~Uc for a hearing before tbe Pardon actually haYr two uaNt spinet planoa recently traded on or- ( ..,,.,._ 1 and Puole Comm.lalloo, on or after sanL Maho1any finish, Price'd "-"" •,. Febru..-y l, 1180. low. Act now, We won't have _ _ ''""" ~· P•nle COmmhl'' them lon:. Wendel!'! '1tb ~ J!.A~JMPSON ~St"-:t-.N\.~ • ' By R. G. Fo~le "!l:•tro• St., Morlotta, P~O!I•I Aceola, 'lll441eport. Flro, Ault> ~· lllil.llll<llrd Clerk I nHir!. 12-INic ...lllle, ~ Phooo IIIII' · 1 • + ~· ·••• , ·'It) V,lt, 21t . ~·-'· .,... ... \,..\'~~w-~<6,-IJ,' ~ ~- .-,.~·""~~.~~..tii:... C I ontro 8 :? ~ 8:15 1:30 t:QO f:3Ct 8;0b Mlddleport. Gu floor furnace. 1 ~ batbt full baHtmenlt ~ ear carag·e ~00. Phl.llltl 804-t·k.. 10.~ IIOLSTEIN CALF. CUF· ·~110.00. FORD Lellholt, Rock SprinRa. 1JMESroNE ANY SIZE FURNISH lce11 VI~GIL TIAFO~D, Pomf!roy. 7;00 '1:80 8:00 I "GAS APPLIANCES MAKE1 A GREAT CHRISTMAS Middle... t 6131..1 QABY 8:~ l : l~ 3:00 3:30 4:00 . 4:30 5:00 5:90 &.0 6:15 6:2!1 Douih Re .Mi Play Your Hunch Price l.l!l Right Concentratlon Truth or Conaequence• It Could Be YJJa. Mid Day Newa Movietlme Young Dr. Malolll From these Rwtl House on Higb Str._,.l Split Personality Steamb<Nat Pill Superman ' Lowrey Showtime Jim Thacker Shcnr Weathereut I Jimmy and Gloria Stewart sat, SterreH Pomeroy 525 6:25 0:30 Hou.se on High Street Spl it P~~sonality Ste-amboat BHI Sgt ,....,.. Steambol'lt 8iU Jim Th1l.cker ShrJW Weathercast NPWI P ~cture Huntley Brlr.i:Jey Repurt Huckleberry Hound People arE Funny LJve and Marrl.al':e -~1 .. s of W.-.lls Fargo ~ cer t.unn Ah,-oa Theater Steve Allen Sbow News df:adlinea Westher-::ast Jack Paar Show Si._,n Off 1:• J Koul o:.sro.. ,0:00 10:30 l t :00 t 1:30 12· 00 12:SI) 1.00 10nn1ef 3-Mondo) I 3DO W. S.cond St. -Phone: 432, Pamerep Umber. Arnold Farm, Rt. lU, 8 mile east of Harrltonville. Arthur J, Arnold, Box 22;J, Millet& port, Ohio. Phone HO 77131. KAUTl PIID ITOII Al Cheat.r Yulcon 5·2145 HAMILL SIRVIC8 STATtoN a.toN 9:00 A.M. Al ... ny 335l Every Day Servleo ' IZ:30 Love that Bob 1:00 lluldc Btngo 1:811 Wat o1 !Afe 1:~ Day In Court PROTESTANT CATHOLIC JEWISH Before 9:30 A.M. t-%10--2Door -- a!hldleport. )roRSALE'Ai:L'M00xaN Pivl ro9m ctJttaae. Brownt.U Avenue Otla , 4·4.-BOtl: Call 12·11-61< I :~-· ===~~~~~==~=~~~;;~~~;'~~~~:;:' Loans made to men and women, married or single. 12·9·0tp. carbon, atock booka, etc. Quick · &ervlce. Quality Print Shop, Middleport, Pbone &:KlY. 0 P T 0 II E T B I 8 T Elst Court Street. Pomeror Roan: 9 to 11. I to i. (Qote M NOO• ·OD Thun.l Llffl, Auto, J.o'lre, Pollo. TELEVII!ION. RADIO " SMALL FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH - -- - ·---- IJl~E~-f~~f~~,D~I~sr=n=I"' ov"'T:::o:::n:::s-=ro-:-R Moore Jo'orma, reglllter 0 • D• c"o" M::P"'L'"'E:::,T::E:-c!N=s::-:v:::RA-:-::N=cE - PRI> ' 11-.11-11 I-2S·tf' g~li~ Don 23637----.,.~•'"'•"LA-:-c=o"a - - - 1 -'.ut,;. Soles. - Offk.-e I M ... ciiQef't Crl" ll'.acltore Contact A. (' . araeltortl. k-1'ne, ObM 8rtte, Phonto - --:----;:----.: ·~J ". ,....,..,. ... 60G E. Main Street. Pomeroy, 0 ., to fill bJtllemcnt. If you have any bring it lhere and dump It or phone 604li·J or 846-M, 12 14 61~ YWI~uthr cshashop.ping list .t. T • l'Out-watchtna. no oven .. watcbing either. The omortly atylod Gold Blar Awan:l GAS Ranp~ are outomallc 1111 tbe w~t-iD 0< freaatantlm,. AU-;TIQIHLIIIR AL I t20' 1 TRf·STATE REALTY & AUCTION "Your Real Estate Auction Spt.-c·ialist!!" Phone GA a.oaos 1104 St. MI...,. Av.. Perktr~urg, W. v .. Take care of snu. fOC>1'Inl H!RO • • By Alan Ml:N• I As IN w COMPTON m-1 I, B. W. ·Douglas, owner and operator, will sell at auction to the highest and best bidder, on tone premisw, ret:ardle11s of the weather, FOUR VALUABLE PARCELS OF' REAL ESTATE, consistir.g of THE CLAM & STEAK HOUSE, long established and known for Us fine food s·; and THE TRADING POST & MARINE SA' E S, sporling goods headquarters for tfle Parkersburg .area. Adjoining and to t'he rear of l•hese husin~. I will seU TWO PARCELS of j I Mr. and Mra. Alva Clark an4 children, Mr. and Mrs. rtoyd Spence, Mr. and Mn. Frabk SlJ. son and daughter and llr, .-nd. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rousb and M.n. Larry Roush were SUDdaJ Mrs. Virgil Roush spent Saturday oaUen at the borne ol Jennie and in Parkersburg. Vlrlilil Rouah. Recent vallen at the Painter home were Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hysell, Virgil Rouah, Mr. and TO AIR POPE'S SPEICH Mrs. Ralph Painter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and sotlll. VATI CAN CITY UPI-Pope John XX IU will broadcast the an· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet, nual papel C~rlstmas measaJe to soon as ;ou - get the tree the world at 6 a. m. (est) on Wedhome throw cold water all over nesday, Dec. 23, Vatir:an sources . Th ff th b d reported. The speech will be reJt. en ~ut 0 ~ utt en layed through national radio about an mch slantwise to open pores f~tr drawing up water. Set hookups throughout the world. the tree in water and keep it cool · 1 and shaded ~ntll you brmg It D· doors for tnmmmg GIVE TOWN AWAY The ftrst day a five to six. foot OLONGAPO, Philippines UPJ . l . . b f tree ts Paced In water, It may - T e U. s . Navy town o Olon&a· take as much lUI a quart. After , po ~u formally giv~n to the repthat,thlt m, ay . take a! curtp dfaltlyh. Tpultblhet ofthThe P_h~hpl~tlnes today . ut e ree In .a coo pa o . e .e o e murucJpa I Y was, rt· room, away _f~om rad1ators, f1re- ce~ved from U. S. Charge d Af· p!.aces, telcVIIJ lOn sets or other f~1res Geor~e Abbott by Foreill:n sour~s of heat. Mmister Fehxberto Se~:.:._:- Sooiety Events OfWestShode of anti -bioticl had not Breed for good uddered cows. \ _Man y c_hem !ca ls, h,' ,',' , baenend a lowering in the rate of Avoid pendulous low hangmg I tned for £Jre-pr~r~ ng t . ' . Iic'l6'::u'l1u~Lr10'l':I!Top-'7c'16o:"Atr1"-"'p;lul~o"'N;;E;' Icrease mastitis. There has been no de· dd Udd h. b h b even sugar asp1rm or frmt acids in the number of maBtitis u era. ers w IC an g_ e 1ow sid boughs first ad work from 820-M, Pomeroy . 12-8-6tp cases smce anli-bioticiJ were first the cows bock are subjed to I e h d ff tiv as -,,---.,--=c~ l bruising. Good udders are in· no~e as provhel h aks e ' 1\ etree 'IIEW 196U PATrK!tNS PLASTIC used to treat this dlsease. n fact herited so select your replace·l pla.n wllater, ~ t e deepsnam'· rewinuow bl mds and shades, Vene , the carele ss use of anti-biotics d natura y mots an .. tum blmd.s , all kmds and colon has caused resutant strains of menll from your good uddere sistant, the department said. ··I . D d b t . t d ld '" de cow&. I ,. s •·sted actually F ,.....,r i ass awnmgs, ay an ac erla, yeas an mo I "" . , A cow wlU not build any re· orne ,sou to,n ._':'me d~ and N!(bt name pl-ates all kinds, velop. These resistant strains are cause rees o ua:o ·~ Alumir.um ladders iU k,jnds. not affected by anli ·biotic treat- sistance to mastitis. It 's the other n mmable free Estim~ate, Dale Wippel ment. The situation can be ("{lm- way around, once a cow Pas had •Shop 6M~ly for a fresh t'ee beSupply, 2Jj Unilln Avenue, pared to flies and DDT. Some mastitis, chances a~~ she'll n':· fore it~dries out from exposure ( 81 Auro 5c:Jies l'omeroy , O.JJo 11 30-l:iOtc slrams or flies are Immune to peat. Some cow families do seem lon a sales lot. If the tree is fresh DDT. They have built up a re- to have mo_re resistance . This is the needlus will feel . moist to 1957 VOI...K.SWAGON . Call Ea rl l L irA - N!!:w COAL BURNI NG SJstance bemg com.tantly exposed anoth~r pomt to consider when y'Jur hand. If the needles fall Rottgen, Letart, w. Va, Twlnmg IJnck lmeo stove and keep warm to DDT. sel_ectJ~g . your re~latemen_ts. when you move or shake the tree ).2144 12 I L 3lc Uov.n p:.ymclll wnn sm.u l mon· Treat Cavte, Not Effect I This tJes ln closely With the it is too dry to absorb water. T rea t mg lh e cows udd er aIter hetltance of good udden .can be DDT - - -wa-s. ---"'INCI CINn U..O c.,. Lh ly paymenls. l!:wmgs· Store, Good management \II MlkM aiMI Modell Pomeroy, Uh w. Phone 133. she has mastitis will . not ao_Jve aummed U by .!laying "My cows II is t the dairyman 's interes t I 0 M.JTft 12 14 3t-c the problem of what 111 causmg thp d ' .. . OPOLJTAN _ - ~---.. __ llhe maslitis. It's 8 good deal like aKre he ahl y th a n comdfortabtllet.. tAo ~rbo_du~e c_lean _wkho_lesome md1l k ~ 1 1 1 An ..,_ LENNOX HI-!JOY FORCED AIR locking the barn after the horse eer, em a way an mas 1s nll·. Jollc!l 1~ ~u . 1s an a u1· 'I ) Notices r FARM NEWS CHRISTMAS TREES WANT ADS roa AM • l Tree IJs F•Ire proo £ IExperls · say ob·l otrlp <up to doted the dlle'" In I its early at.aaea 4 very Important. . OIS Milkln& at re&ular times with Mli.titla Coetty 01..... 1 ·tu:Y · · MastitiJJ i.8 iW1 t.be number c ean ~nl equtpmen 1' 15 another importaot phase . , one dl!K!ale of dairy cowa. Each Keep your barns free fro m Iyear mastitis eauaea more econo- drafta but well ventilated. mtc loss than any other Jingle Remove t.nY steps or other I disease. Thill loss it caused not ~tr.uction~ which may cause udder WASHINGTON UPI- How .do only by lowered milk produetlon InJUry. you make a Christma s tree f1re but the tremendous amoQJlt uf Keep your cows well ted and 1 proof? Buy a fresh tree and money spent for drup used ln well bedded. ~ healthy co w has keep it in wa_ter, says the De parttreating Lniected cows.. h sU th f A It Antlboliu Not the An1. .r ~uca ~~n "nc:o~d ~t~o~ . cow ment 0 gncu ure. Pomeroy-Kiddleport, 0., Dec:. U, 1959 1::11 ~ · '1:311 .0:00: • =::. ..,;,o 10; 1• . Newt .fartr 1 i I I . 4·85 MuJ.ie.G-o-ROPtfd s':30 Com.lD.unity and t...oe.. .N.,.,. 5:~ Natlonal NeWI llotll Sports DOilr' · . • 1:46 Armed 8<:;-v!ees .....,. d:Oo Sundown Serenade ('W 111111 ofll Paiquale by tb.i A«or"a well known Wll ella~ by Board tOday ' tlie fraDthhe ~ - Jiolae itatem~~ I<> permit. .· the 1 for tax ob- I ' '• �.. . ' . - ' • CHUCKlE FOR TODAY Mainly About People In Pomeroy By LUCILLE HAWKINS I l 1 ) ' Invitation Joined To DiSalle PRIZES NOTHING BUY Just Register IN CONJUNCTION WITH TABER'S COUNTRY STORE GIFTS FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY ALWAYS OPEN KRIS GLE Twin City Club Holds Christmas Session Friday your favorite clas&iCI, sweaters - Teenage Dance Saturday Night Well Attended The annual Christmas dinner of the Twln City 500 Club was held A crowd of 300 Car-Wpn. and elipovers in ·banlon aDd orlm. teenagers at Re stau rant after which the club tended the dance party held at Kan~uga Ohio ON ROUTE 7 I OJfE.fOURTH tt'IILE l ..·t ' l BELOW ...low ... --------~----UN==wL&~~==~- • y Sworn In As Mayor . Of<Middleport For Next Term ~ Manpower, More Cash le~)' I $1.95 • $1.95 Around And About Middleport was decora - agers were Shari Young and Bo the Yuletide ' Hu\hurt, a Pomeroy - Middleport the gifts for exchange couple, 1111 th1~ "Teenage Couple" placed under the lighted of the week. "\1i6S Bonni e VanCooncy, Homethe evening prizes were coming Queen or Middleport, and Mrs. Paul Grueser, Mrs. her escort, Jim Houck, were chos· Bearhs r11.nd Mn. ~em ice en as the bcst - dress~d couple. The well-known "Jays" of Pornplaying were Mlu Erna croy pro\lided the music. Proceeds Glenn Diehl Mrs. WiL- went to the Senior Mothers club. and Mrs. Eimer WickA big Christmu dance ia being planned fnr next Saturday night's 11ession at the Pomeroy gym. It will be sponsored by the Varsity minu.m and Chemical Corp., to offer full coopeNtlon of tbe cham ber in effortl to brine a aew in· $3.95. $5·95 v . Howell, Pomeroy, waa flfeaent at the meetinc and prp· .p osed waya the cbimber milbt A. :r F;;h;·, DIOJ' pubUcatloa qf , a hia4;ory .Meigs Co11nty. He: stated ~at lit his two bookl near comple· tlon, one an afblUD., qf river Iteam boats and .the other e history of ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY :rif~ttcan's Raid. Present at the . m.Htina: were ltber, Tom Welton, · Aten Shain, I • CIJde (Kirk) Klrtlaod, ·Bob Elbof. leld, Bill Atki.nl, N. W, Compton, .CUI Krauetter, Bob Ja,oba, Paul C6cl, A. V. Hawen, WUI~ · lllcbot,d lll!tll. '!"~. Ilob H'otfUeb. . •' -r:.:: •I Y Ie C Held friday At Shrtne Session I f.ondeouied Man Tired Of Being In Death'i Row And Get An Extra Gift Free • A 4 Speed RECO~D ·PLAYER L---------~--------------~------~--~----------~. What 18 Better Tbn A Gift From lug~l's MEIGS THEATRE ZENITH Club To H.'lld Dinner Session d Wednes oy Noon Chrlolo>U moll!. ' HOTPOINT --- - -The Syracuse Third Wedneaday held its regular Demonstration Club will 'l'he MYF meetlna: Sunday e vening with ih amnual Christmas noon Not Open Weclnnclay Cbrlatmaa program practice. The 1dtnn.r Wednesday, Dec 16 wttb '-:;;:;::;:;::;::;;s::::;;::;:;::;::;:;~p~ro~g~r~am:_~l•~to~b~e~D:e~e.;;2~2~.;;;;;;;:-"l bur>iness meeting to start at r· a.m. the afternoon the program SpeclaUzed Alignment And llalanelng Servtoe be in rhar1e of Elinor Car· SPECIALIZED BRAKE SERVICE Ada Slack and Jeuie ~t­ SIJOCK ABSORBERS trill, on tbe subject, "Christmas Ideas," Homemade Chrlstmas 1rt· icle1 wUl bt displayed. W. Main St. Phone 267 Pomeroy Roll call will be answered by placing a home made tree ornament on an und«orated Chrithit<at tree. Each member Ja to I.Jrina ~er own table aervke. · APPLIANCES • • • D•arty Dre88 Not Ready? I leo! I've ·ue Now, Tomorrow and BU,tlTIF:UL DIVIDED-TOP RANGE o_i,!y_tl2t.91 With Trade Next Year . . ~· ' . l' in ~ Pleasant. may eaU at tbe funeral •t any time. ' I 1"'''"''1 I I -' l " \. .I Mrs..Rae·Drawn As Winner Of·. . $1JO Cash Prize . 1: April I, U17 to U: l)e<, 7, INI to Governod.ooks Like Undidate In Primaries COLUMBtlS (tllll) - Tbe state Board of Education Mon· revoked the charters pi 10 small Obto hjgh schools, ef· next June. schools were ones wbere the average number of stud· ~r 70, eompared to the minimum state require- Offender Came Back and tbelr the the meel deitb H: nPt , But W88 Escorted ..w voted trying to meet 2 againat atandard1 at 111 one . room, Ieitlhl·gr•ie ~hoolt. ' to iml&ate a ilm~t. ~ !• State School Board Officially Ends Harrisonville's Charter am not &be red lil:nt bincilt," tie .aid and' baa wrtuen · for.ll' no1fela, one · Ql WDich "Cell :HU l>eatb Aow" ltroiiCill . blal to llAirleo !Iii Jqal llcb~ ••uo.ooo lb an unprecedented move, the board voted to threaten Silt Creek Local School. Board Jn Holmes Countr wlth the loss of itate, 'ntEY'RE SOUND TO 11il: GQpo • _.," . ;~~~r>:: E.4;~;:,_"WII eat. . "l am { ·- faced tae red AT IN&~ . " QUICK--- ' . ' ! ,.. THEY'ItB EXPUT-SAME DAY SERVICE ' H.O TPOINT . ••· • /1 Tbll Buoy Time YOU CAN IIELY ON OUR QUICK SERVICE I Robinsons LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS .. llkltllepol1 bad ODO!IIJt, ADd le&al opinion ia 31, hat .... d il!' On IDd 17, JODDecy, Blt'\UTIFUL look up to par send them to us! We'll make them sparkle again and no doubt about It! WE OFFER A parent. Dul one ~~··" :!!· liE StlRI! TO ' ' ' ' SEE. :fJIE MANY .o\P.PLIAN(;ES. 'hJ.LUIIor Cleliaen PHONE HOW , GOD"t tbm& I've .bf,C1 IL'' DON'T WORRY! For enner." Carlt t.:he(j8man bas ..bUDJ on" for u~ years wbae 81 other men aad one woman walked or were dNiiied. from nearo;v L'fllll to la.e gas c:namber. 'jli tlley conudered U1e case on Ill merna, toey abould 1et me klloy.> , ana let'l get on wuD itttl my way to beu.'' · ·ue cunvJcted rapi't bad just hearc tne u. ·.s. .b~me Cuurl ' JaaCI ~uaed MondaY · to bear h11 aueu we.· WJU. mue tbe rouil.aa ol tbe eou'rt• eaa•n u.nl.\'211 That Means More bama'• football team Is stbedi.iled' to hold Its last contact wotk'oJ.tt'l today before tapering off tor Ita. date with Penn State In the J~j~) erty Bowl, Dec. 19. '\~ Very Little Time? deilll t<~w "J ALABAMA GITTING s•T TUSCALOOSA, Ala, UPI-,1-la· Ofrt;P.Ieas:fu{ .' Reteive Md&J 1~Sfaff : . i. ! SAN QIJENTIN, c.ttf. UPI-..1 don't wut to dle, but I don't Wlllt to nang on up tbere in AetU&W", \.:Deawan flu been mucn <:HHitU'. .b.ll ,feVentb date with death waa ~It Uet 23 and it waa onty four dll)'a iw11 wben be- eot another Ita)' o1 eucuuon. For Years To Come survived by his wlfe, son George, Atheu; Nell Ann Dickens, Burch, Inclewood, Connie at bome Letort. w. James, Pt was preeeded In Widows, Children Two Ex~utive8 . ; Of Veterans May appe.Jt tor a new tr4&l. u was Ule 1'!lt!"'!Jiid!r'!. b4Q ~·· !am. rejeetlon of 1: c.:aeuman·a pleaL 1 A Lasting Gift HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE Unexpected Party ' ' Sidney RiCe, 54-, died at his in Rutland Sunday at 8:35 m. after a long illness. He was a member of the EUB Pt. Pleasant, and bad MarieUa Mf&. Co., parents were the and Florence We exp~ the tp(ll tcr go tar ,btlyond 300 thJs year, Dallu aald . While catme4 aooda b aeot~le the J'ayceea aaid It iJ euler to make up a ballnced baU:et by buTU\g what ia . needed with money ftom ;:uh donfiioM. durrtry- to tbia area. Mr. and Mr11. Walter Angel ':harleston, W. V11. visited )lesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nea l ~~~1 and daughter, Charlene. Mr. and 'Mrs. Eber Lewis were in Crookll:ville Sunday to .brin& Mrs. Lewis' mother, Mrs. Stella Walburn club. to her home in Pomeroy, /~utr.,.,.t~d 'I ht· Jays, with s pe:d;l!'ljp()"~,jjj Mrs. fo'rank Slill waa re\limed to Ue 0 Q f'rank Youngworth of ~ her home on lttttland Street last week from the Meigs General Hos· b cere. lh I - - - - - -·pital where she underwent sur· !:CrY. The ,U~cember meeting and an -' U eremORIQ .Mr. and Mrs. Hcnhel McClure nU11l Ch nstmas party or the Mid· were in Parker~burg today. Child t::onservatlon League )lr. and Mrs. Dana Lambert are held liHfl Wednesday even· pi<Jnning to tea\le tomorrow tor St ing ~l 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Petersburg, Florida. lo vialt' with Wcsllly Fry. , ' M d M D E · The group will have a " ift ex· A Christmas eeremoahd 'III'IS r. an rs. on ans .. · Mrs. 1'::. 0. Rail was returned to change and the wrappings •will be he ld F r1·d.ay evcnmg, when Mary · Whit c Sh rtne · Sh nne, Jud"f'd. o1 J erusa1em her home ye!ltcrday from .,~'~oll.er .. • h 11 Hospit.11 where she has been a P•Olher hostesses for the evening met at th e IOOF h a11· ~h a e a · w1t h th e tient for several weeks. Her moth· decorale d In keepmg are Mr~ . Gene Houdaahelt, Mrs, C. T. Jaowman of Cedar I K•y Burkett , Mrs. Paul Russell, :~:if,f.r\~~s•eason. th h ' h . Iowa, came last week lo . Alk Mrs. Cullum1 and .Mrs. Theo tn5i, wor Y Jg and Virgil Alkins, watchfor her. shepherds, presided and Sunday visitors wilh Mr. and or Lafayette Shrine Mn. Reynold.11 and Mn. I were welcomed as 'i:Uests were ',d:r. and , Lavinia O'Neal, worthy and son, Edw•rd, ,l high 1 Stanley Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ca.11to Pomerny, Ohio watchman shepherds, l!:stft H.;;.ip._l;.;'.:.'o. · "W"'.".,;V.;;•;. · -------Reese put wa.k'hman of shepherds and Wlllla Saunders. At the dose of the meeting, pot· TONIGHT •nd TUISOAY luck refreshments were ICf\'ed from a table carrying out the "11£E EARTII IS MINE" Child Conservation Le0g T H ld • party Ch rJStmas report. 'fbe secretary waa aakt:d to write a letter to the Kaiser Alu· By FREDDIE HOUDAIHEL1' I much u ther e~n," lllwllnp uid. ~mber U, today, U the dead· Une for namea of n-eedf families to be tumed in. But CGJ~.tritiutlona are invited, and UJ'Ied, thll week. Lut year 211 famUI.et were, &IV· ea a buket at Chriltmaa time. A!· ter ICnlenina;. tbe Jayeee eommit- 1 Cordlgona Rutland Man; Mr. Sidney Rice Died At Home '.'However, we ur1e evet'Jone, lnclddinl ·bulineaa ·plaeea; to etvc u tbt proposed reevaluatio.n or the Letart land sold for industrial urpoaea. A committee was named to study the matter and &Llbmlt Slipoven U yo"r clothes don't quite ' iJaycees Need . euued with speelal empbuis on SIZES 34 TO 40 went to the home of Mrs. Pauline /the Pomeroy High Sehoul Auditor· Galbgherj Middleport f.or the~ . ium last Saturday evening. of ·Chosen from a panel of teen- VILLAGE ' 'ftnMf' ......, . . . discutl.ion wu held tX~DcerninJ elol!iDJ of Pomeroy bueinesa places the Saturday• following Chriat· maa and New Years. The b•nks find courthouse have already announced t.h~ir intention to c1ose tboae days . No definite decision howevor w~s reached last nl:gbt aa. to the closinc of retail stores. The coming reappraiul of real estate in Meigs County was di.. A beautiful .selection o-f women'l Rock Hudson , Jean. SimmonS' TABER'S .... • ltttt. preaided at the C. of C~ meeUn1 lad niaht at Uae offl.c:e• of the !nat Friday evening at the Martin TO . Members of the Pomeroy Chamber ot Commerce Y6ted last night to ·extend their lull cooperation to the Middleport Chamber in sponsoring a nonpolitical me~ting In January when it is proposed to lllvlte Gov, Mike DISalle to speak. No definite date baa been set. J'rullln Rizer, vice ttft•Ldeot, TWO $25 t. ....... ,.... ...,.,....... •... -~.._,, .., ,....: llkiiJ wlttt llttte fiiLOif• ...... th Nl? Hilh . . . , Ill . . Pomeroy·Midclleport, Olllit, Tueaday, December 1~. 1959 Ohio Power Co., when a • __ _..._ -....... enttne Weather . , l'lle' ............ .t.... ---:::-:----;---::::;;;;i' ! 11 .,. VOL Xl NO. 205 GIVEN AWAY IN CASH i at y • loht- • I • e ClyW (Kirk) Kirkland, new tnllfto ..., .. the Oh .. , ..... Co. We, w11, asked by 1 _., whl: he tt.cl a ......_.,. r.tl\o ln his c:o.tfNI"Y e~~r. Mf'Ut't. 10 if I ... IMt out on ....._ nuntry rHds I can c.. l ln, ' ~riM Whtra I am, •I'MI find my . ., h....... N Nlcl. Robboaon'a Qeaaen •· ·· PBQNE •UI . ~~~~ ' ·nECTRI . '· COSTS LESS IN •cw• tiHto• Mra. A.&. Beatrice ~> ~ t!"••~tu• ... HOTPOINT Atlni!IJATIC . DRYERS ' ON~Y ·~'71.11 Wllll Trade ' Olafte8111 ilvl~a·Al!I•Y Dee. Z3J'd ~ITURE ., •. fJOJJN~R IN I'OWN ' . '. ..., . ·~. ) ' UNTIL CHRISTMAS · • ·;:. -~ Evans Supermarket employees in Middleport enjoyed a store party J.st night, guesta of the company. See Page,2 for details. Left to right. first row, Mrs. Paul Hapton~ll. Mrs. Gonion Swisher. Dick Vaughan. Arthur Johnson and Charley --.!J.i,I;ite·l Hayes. Second row, .Paul Bootie (store manage<), Danny Wil· ' !lam&; Arthur Davidson (assistant manager), COrnell Vance. 'l'li!I·Puncallll!ld·Jilll Cheeki. .Early in o~n.uary Soliclttt Jer.. nard l''ult& muat appear in Columou.s before tbe Pollu.tioa Board lO expJaiD why no more ~ .has oren made iD bqjlding . .:oe.vers. OTHER BUSINESS Couneil the � 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 14, 1959 colmer farley holt smith wolfe