https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/96c9f2b3db032743a084766f3aff17f2.pdf ff54074625d2bd483b53d4065c936891 PDF Text Text .. . ' . - ' • 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 �Dally Stn!Jnel..Poaertlf·Mldtlleport, 0., Del!. 15, 19$9--S Commentatin~ I ' I • Grange To Meet Thursday Eve, Exehange Gifts Editorially ~ ..Umateo still say that the Federal budget will be appr,.imately balanced . But this, let jt be emphasizt>d . is not th e result of evep the most modest k ind of eco nomy in government. As a publication of the Tax F(M).nd.•tion poi.nts out, " ... expenditures arc trend.iJW: sharply above earlier e-stim ates, and lbe budget 'balanc-e' is m ade possible only by the ract that rcreip1s are expcttC'Ii to inCr<·ase sharply also." The Tax Foundation adds: " ... it is apparent that the increaSf' in revenues duE to the improvement in and gro\\-" th of ttw Cl"onom.v ' I j l are required to finance hi gher and higher ex- penditur(ls The hopes and predictions of ;omp that such e.conomic growth would make possi ble debt and tax reduction thus may be lhwar1cd, unless Fedt'ral spc uding is brought under control more effectively." If we can't do anything a bout the debt and the tax burden in a period of record business wtivity, wlpt would happe n if there were l' H:I1 a mil d 1 :ecession? One result-would be more big defirits omd more inflation. Wl'"rc walking the most dangerous of tightropes. and it's ti me all of u s realized it. I I - /.$l · , ... . .tS'o man days per acre, in contrast to the worldwidl' average ·of 200 man days per acre and a far eastern average of 400 man days . That f<Jd caused Mr. Stoup to say that no single aspect of the American free enterprise sys- mercial Swine Producers Association. In hi s w.ords: ... It i1 4,800.000 factories - factories without roofs - factories with mor(> horsepower than aU the rest of industry combined . These factories with their equipment have combhled assets of over $187 billion and an investment per worker 2V:.! tim~s that of the average in all industry. Yes. farming ... is 4,800,000 independent enterprises, 98 per cent oJ them family-owned and operated 4.800,000 solid blocks in the very foundatlon of our free enterpTise system .'' The strength of Ametlcan farming lies in its prqductive efficiency. Crops in thi.i coun· try are produced at a work output of only 2 tern could have such impact on the rest of the world as. our mecbanized agriculture. He is convinced that not only knowledge but even a fractional part of tlle efficienty of the American farming systl1m could do more to off!let communist pi~agantla in the bal'kward parts oi the world than any other single rorce . RUSSIAN av ·*-OND£loN; UPI - Moscow ra • llll••noun•ed over the week en<! t¥t it wUI be&Jn a Huuian.Jan· Monday evening the -employees and their famHies of the 0 ::~.::~:: ~b~~ 4~ ;~~ ~u:; Middleport El/ans Store held a pot luck supper and Christmu wW fODIIst of throe Hi minute party at the American Legion Hall in Pomeroy. ...,,001 , week. The hall was decorated for Christmas and the gifts for the exchange were placed under a white Christmas tree. Specia-l music was furnlshed for the entertainment of the Reheo rsa 1Of Ch riS · t mOS progr0m Rkhlrd '811' "i a. Dtmpaey wa1 one 41. Chop D. Indeftnlto arti<:le e. c.w,. Set WedneSd0y Mn. Cha rles As11 Bru dbury who is in ch.uge of the Cldldren's Christmas oru~rBm for the Heath Mclhndisl Church. Middleport. is req l,lelltins: that tbase tlkiX~g part in Ihe program he at Lhe church on Wednesday at 3:30 and on Sa tur1htY at 1:.00 for dNIIIil reh~lar. sal. · All members of the Juniar choir ' art> requested to be present. The program wlll be presented, Monday, Dec. 21 at 7:30 and· there will be a visit from Santa in the basement following tbe program . Mrs. Neuman Bun:letl; is assisting Mrs. Bradbury with the program. I 1 11. Shinto temple 22. Hon. or&ble (o.bbr.l _ trophl.o ~- 2{. Foot. '· Boy'• ' ball• nlcknamtt 2ft Sick 8 . Not workinc 26. River e. Klnr ol 10. B.) beut.t 80. Lun.. . l'uteh!ar'• Au. . tO. Plob of land. prey ae. Bmt.U toWld 1,. Not cood catch.. . 40.Com1e. curve 1a er• lhiP'I !1. Bw111 plankllll' lt. Ullfutln ,jj!O.M&ekerallllt1, 0111 :ftlh river 1" " ' Wire 1 p..,...,, debate sa. Bounder St. lllemiA 8~. R1lleve 88. Jrelanl "--- ··-1~.t and . (20o) Cut Yoor Own $!(911, $1.•00 IJ.N\o: 'free FREE Fonn No. !S e..,._ I ••L·- met each o! five alum. 1 ......, ,"i-~- "'"je . - _. FooliYo • sec~~. aeparat.d . I · ' · · ~ackett I 34 ond SS; - :- w. 10-cblna and I mo~mmed A Gl" SUBSCRIPTION watlr. ChrisUnal blouae. l'Jlree initials lrte wJth eetvice. dhildren'a, girl•• and N-BwviDP.I!!--"-Bodl..,..._hw'l8eo-llorio~.,, s.. owners• title .. -.. ·o, ft/u - D.n., s.ntlnel to: .......... ~~ .. -' .. ~~~-~ ·---~~ ............... _.. ___ .. . Add....• ------------- --·-··- ------ ••• ---- ---- ----- -------I ' We ·Wit Selld AChrht.n (lnl i RATES Of TAXATION FOR 1959 r<Mtmi, bath, ·.1 ~~~~~:j~~wa~tar~-~~~ 1 'titchen. J,.e- 1 ·....f u• . ..... la1t, AND lt•n Marine ,_... enl( ; 600 I •.Mtln St., Pomtr., 11145-J, 1 ·1 4J ' or ~(,em It · lot . (11) .24> (1) 5, .l1J.12, 'ltc {1"2JJ.,..&" 1 ""'"'"lstmas. 29;~~ - taken t.a a needy "':,.u~:: li ~E• ·E.CJRICITY ~ :ltSTS lESS TUP: f~r In pU1'90ince of iaw, I, Clyde G. MillbODe, Trea su..rer ot :Mei£!1 ~~ty, OIUo, do~ ,;,ve notice th&t 'llb-e number of Mills levied on eaeh doltar .r property tboWri on the Genet'&\ nP: ~bilpljclle of Real Estate, Pub:Lic Vt4lity aod Personal Property wiibia. aid l;..'ou.Dty for the )lt!lr llll•·• lollows: family _ · lb"' ~.~ :: ...e: ., TOWNSIDPS . JI 01118" '' ' SCHOOL DISTRicr8 AND COJII'OOIATIONS BD>Folw _..........,...... 3.llll Ull 111.110 S. D. .. ... ~.. -~ 3.10 uo' , Sailll>ur)' Looal S. D. .. ·- -- ... COLUIIBIA _... ~-- ~ ~- ...- ... ,40 uo U!l 16.50 21.00 13.110 3.111) Eaflem Looai P.omft'OyM!IR .. ,-fU.ttNITU RF Grate, ownr Ul1l 3JII) 23.'rtl "22.21) 211.'10 I &'Ill Ull Ull UIO lUll t4,i!O Sou_, Lo<ol S. D....... ,ole 3.10 2JIO li.SO OUVE -em Looul S. D. .. ...... .til t .IO UIO lUll r.tern llx.l S. D. -------- .40 3.10 UIO lUll , 'Nootero L<leol 8. D. .. .... .CO uo 3.80 ~d VlllaCe ........- - •. 40 uo UIO I .SO ,to lUll 18.00 11.:00 w-.. Looal S. D. ....... .tll Ull I .SO lUll -f 3:10 hllll ~orthem Loeol S. D. .. .... -~ ~raern Local odlaitl10 eo .oerve JO" are always low..t ~ jlte ¥Ott good, lbf!' ~r '' '' '' '' '' ' .40 Cllll8oDR bUWW • .'I'.VOQIII& BR'I'V SO 10 ·V.&•V ~~[~~.~~P•TV e•l' XD IA.VAOT'I'D• -- - -- . ----------- -...cripfion to The saJiobury Looa1 S, D, .. .. .. ,40 lle\llord Looal S, p, --·-·--- Ml lllddleport· Ville(• .. _.... . ,40 Village ,_ .. _..... All SCIPIO AOQ. . . . . . . . . . . . . I' 1ENTLIMIN: ~y • ·II , bscription Rates ~~·e~~ ~~p!a~:y ~= r~~ 4~;;;;;;;;;;;i;i;j;j;j;j;i.;;;;;;;;i I .. LOXOI'.LLOW ,_ ·:v:: lottorldtnp]J' otullltor ~--Ia(h A ..... ' ll\ltO L'r, X tor tba two ,O'r, eto. a.tt 101111r, ..... : ~>hof,tllt lenatb u4 toruttqa II \lie_. liillii. tho GOdt litton .,. • ..---->- -_; "MAIL" New or Renewol all'IUND Ctmtbat .,••• 6 MONTHS .... _. . . . $4.25 wm were I II YEAR ... ,,. . . . . . . . . $8.00 I QJJANGll ' ~· Will .. • GfT for tlae WIIOiiE YEAR December Session Of Middleport ' PTA Cancelled The reslllar meeting of...,;;~ I M'ddle»ort Pl'A .EJ:ee~~e ":""'!' t've s. ~ ~ I 1 ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL · ,• 'I • r.r •• FOt -~~~ Looal S. D. _.... . . . AXJ'DL·B&.&:Ja <h· ,fli •• LEBANON D•ILY "CRI...,.P,.I'OQUO'D- .,.... lwlrll . . . mo In· LETAII1' ,.( I ll· further take n'otic.e _that they8 .FOOd Jtern:a:.4./eed I' be.edn m11aUdo Panartd 1 ~eydoe::~r~ qiure~ Memb~rs of the Middleport Simi Hosp_ita_l. M~ss . Peters, wif• \sa• pe onh or before" Child conservation League ~r 3 lJe· Bertram F1elds, also has a 2" women'a IIUS. The Shoe Box, £~rftJ the to answer e same on J960. ,~ !Srd davt of '"ntiary, .,· .·~ reminded th at t h ~y Pre to ::~~~~;;;;;;;;::;:;::;:::;:;;;;;o;;;;;;;;.:;;;;.;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oj son . . .. , cLARENCE A. TUR.L!Y, bring ~~ Items t() thetr c·h·~~·tm•" I Middleport. 12·15«-c .-.. --'-----·---,..· Plaintiff. • party thlS Wi.!dnesday e.venmg at ~tttbo' P4lMHOY-8 rooiDI, 1M fu.r- WEBSTER • FULTZ Ute h.ome ~f Mrs. ~esley Fry. ';bot> "i;&t;ij'Ai~~;ij~'~-;pmtclieJ. ·loti. Out of Attorneys for Plaintiff ~ (?o~ ~Ill be put m~o a b~sket to . • -... ;. · a,_prote;n· 4 ....,.ta~ , .... .........,._. U-witb ' ..,..., oa<h-....lna _,ld .,..,taiD 12t polo----- -·- (Obllr.) t=... ......... :Ill f:, 1WA St POMEROY, OHIO s " I• EuWn Looal 8- D.• ~ ...... ·-' I Jll FABRIC SHOP al- ;f.lin .... ......:;"'"tlnoantiltlllf~lomL~totd- ll: ' 1?"'. old n.~~~~. Pbone HO 77~1. NEW SINGER tt. eg yolk mmure. Spoon iDle wiDe ~ ddll aad aft'Yt'. On Deeelaber 11 a .lllvalkt'• bit '-'-=-·· - Far Your .... - · Stands · Dotllo II· II.Y e ! : ' l 7 - =~"!.it:::- -.;J:: ·• Mason Scouts !:!. ~~~i=.· eoota ' ~ PI- · p F PlaltiUII further aUe- ·hi ·1111 aD arty Or . Attec.h- jle · aiR lDIO PA'I'T&RMS PLAS111C real estate in and·by.ad· ,The M_ason Girl Scout Troop was bela Monday evening windOw blindl and thadll, VIBM · verse po811ession, and that the de- made · pi:I.DJ for ll Christmas party high school with Kalad Hindy, pre:s.. tian lr:iDdt and eolar• , . . fendants, the unknvwn )!eirs, "When met. recently the ident of the .P"fA, presiding · aee1, legatees, uecuton, adfnhu:s- f Mason Methodist Church. It was decided that the Decem· FibM' ll&U ..1W!ap. 1lf)' all4.· • Jli&bt DIN plate& an ttators and assigns of 'Daniel Shaw, 1 •Dec: 22 wa~ tb~ date set for ber PTA IIft!etini would be eanAliUIIilnWD 1a4deil .U. kind&. 1 deeea11ed, rna' claim ·lo ha"e· stme ~e ·party to be · heLd at the celled due ·to the other activities: Free Eatimate. l'Jt.l e, Wlpel ~interest in said real ettate· by n~s- ~ch. The gr_o~p plana tel: ~~et of organizations and th~ church If. SUpp)ft ·.~ ...kl~ .·rUa.lou AveiuM, • ' ttft -'ot·~~~:re'f' -1'1\~e : ·ln<tl prw~ firM at the 4'b:ureb a'fti:r . wlil~ fairs scheduled before Christmas. Polllflf<ly;.IO.II.io. 11-30401:e : eletd 1 . , lrit any .-claim· or the thef wlll.eo caroling. Following 't1hf: group. wiiJ have their regular ,,...,... 6QI6..f ..........,. defendants ·be declared vold. th~ caroUng they will return to meeting in January. ;;,;:;;:~:;:::.=:,::-:;;:;::-;;.; and plaintiH's ·title to said rea\ es- the c~urc:b and have a gift ex· The 196o Spring Conference GET A ·NEW. COAL. BURNlNG CO~ INSURANCE PRO. tate quieted aa apinst the un· change and a ·party. brick l~.I:Mistove and ke~ wann ~ction. Llfe. Auto, Fire, PoUo. known -hein of Daniel Shaw, de- Attending Brenda Burton, la be held in Marietta waS d.iJ. Dawn payment with small monCal\ Don MW... J41cldleport. ceased. . , · JAck Aldridge, Kay McGowan, Joy cussed briefly and othq matterr tbly Alllftoentl. lhrinp Store, OblL : The prayer Of said pet.itJol iJ Thabet, D()nna Lish, Jasetta [jsh, pertaining to school impiovement . . tor a ·1)aftltlon Of alld real· esta~ : cOitnJe· Q,arbour, Susan Warner,- Present for the meeting wert Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 133.. 12 14 3t.c I 2 .1 ) Real F.:stO•IP that the plllntiff'a and the otl'le~ Jaq,e Dodson, Lillie Kraft, Jenni- Hindy, ~e W. McComas, Earl Jii!mOiJilH!~"iOiiCiji)i.J -~-=ta said nat .eatate be fet ~'t.erkle, Nancy Ptoffltt, Jane · Knight, Mrs. Lucy Gregg. Mn aer 'F.ORCIJ) AIR FARM FOR QUIQK SALE 'quieted as against the onkni)Wn: Bu.r&!!*l, Cathy Zuspan, Sharon 1Philsan .. Viss Mildred Hawley and aaJe. Excellent $3500.00. 114 Acrea, two ltQl'J' bl!in, devieee11, 1enteell, ex~1,1tora, Queen, Harriet Walsh, Karen , l\1rs. W1lliam Everson. TU2-'32.1. h.Ouse, paying 11• WJll, .c oli, ladmHdfh"ators and alS.iP!I Of _D~n-. RQusll, Mra. ,Ray Proffitt, Mrs . . ,.,-:·~-=·-:-::=:::-:: ~--'----"' ~ Ill< Umber, ~nold l'lt,m, Rt, 141, a lei Show, deceased, an6 lor _oihe.l JQI!!'Ph' Lilli. lira. II• lph War· 1 OPERATIC BLESSED nENT .· mile east of Harruonville. Al" rrelref ner . · 'lnlllll:m IS mLL TlHE TO GIVE thur J. Amoll$, ~J 211, Millers Th~ above mentio~ 'Partl~t w~q . . ~ NEW Y~RK UPI - Metropoh · .......... FMnb, Utility S.Wint Ta- ... o-liO!--·· ....... mi~~ =.--:'::1. "':.'l..-.c:'"'"·!i:l::' ....................... -- lsald I WtJ. -"made the1 low-!'"!' teaapoon platia COOl< tldci: lmlt"lu!IY (Oout f to li 88 llnb; the""" S. 40 do-W. t-. Al10 Aullable ZABACUONE ...·"'.,•-n:K _ _,""'~'------ .1 . ~ coAl,.. . PJtCll'il! ; ~~~': ~r~.:·~~: ~d:;.~:;:,·~ :~~~~- ' ' Mc:CUL·LOCH· Phone ·I8Jll, l::ff••Rilth'CsrOJ.-'WhitlcM!k' TUrley, Sharob !!l1na = · December 22nd ' . ,~~~. Pomeroy, 12-tHilp' ...we,DOBoo4J,S'DVBBa land OWD· ~ . fee -8i~1e CHAI'N SAWS bliadl, ..n de~t~ey· 11t · · Electric Swttptr :j No~ Sbrlo>e football ·IIi~ in the Orinee .Bowl. 1 ta1J1eBpoon.S.C.ryl10lu&ion 2 table.pooDI cold water Stabloapoo110oborey 2tabl...,....bailins"""'' O:ebine 1'18"1 yolkl. Suettryl and lhtny i~ top tJI. double boiJM __ lheaee s. ~~~~en.. aD """' wid.-..,.= :'\:iT..:t~"'!e!:".:::'ri!~' ~ beaveldy PHONE to the lands formerly owned by Si· · 1!111UI'Ord A SINGER ._mloile-~ ......_,r, Suc...,.J., ia w.d. nt.ber than. IUI*r. ml~ 3118·11, Gilmore Supply &lore, las strong; thehee N, M . . . _, · Vaughan Peat CO!itio1 C..llem·l30 minutes W. iiiOIII the lltte •bl btr of NaUonal POll """"'I oal4 Ianda of SIW Slronl to·lllle> Alaoolatton, U.lk l'llne b<t.een Fract:lOIII Ill ami'lt I Mfi ,._· • ' ~·'11 .,, · ._._., ~ ;.•:UOhio (2Qbl ,. Mii'IIIQIIJIUT -=.... ' 12 oholnl·,olllli ,. li.nkt to the line betWMn 'FrletJon• lond; Stwilltllltdti• ADDs THttQ 1 lliAIIL Fla. UPI - Holfbaet ~.k JelmaJ:on, tackle -Dewitt lfoclte• alii tuard Pete Alaa, aU of. ~•MI.t:m, have beeo added If. tbe ·Martit IQu.ad ·f or the !*. ........... ...... ~-• -~ltdl:tben Y~eft ~ - ,lilbili "!!Il pJollll, iDO folded iDio IM ... yolO< .,U.juN. blab In .., ~~'&M_llhabela, tliil froUty, ....,. delbef . . - ..._ . W - lrJoinr .. -'4: the"""" ~.r tliflltoliday....., -.nr ~Y trnnre thiJ :recipe. Beeaale w. comer of what is knoWII. aad wes Jehn -Fodl.yee'• INSPECTIONS. ja It411Y, a. tJri1 tiWf ;..arid, Zabadioae. aa. lttJWii ~~ ~ 811 PWJCb aemd 11411-Ue U~b. to tile N, r...~ rmite Control ·- dMierbl ··~ · .,_ ~~~ -~....;.,.. hoi:J&tor ~lddJ.e. 3~ thenae E.' 18 ehain and- M ' Phoae iiOrt lOla 09'""" -wllite ·flnilb.. Blaet· ...... l!!ll mlved to .b oJsler union ne- branch hel'l' Mrs. N9lalt 1'as . Progra)n hader Rio GrMde Will For Masoti-OUb Give Program · .... CHJtJSTMAS T1EE5 ~~ IW!t ·- ·~ ~U.~a"l lints to the-N lifle ·olsaid Frat!tio,D JQI- rich..,._..._N.,.hoUdaJ orirlnalioot ...n .,_., Welcome e11a1p , _ -~- ..!tllo,ijOOO.·ml'tlea a'-illlllor llao1e ro. l""lbed' ow.· ~..,...,., ~ ct.- u...r.p · , nosed piJtol. The robber, who Jng maak over his ro&dbloekl tet . ;,-, .p-. I 'f"V A SIIIGIR We Oo Alterations Case No. 12,9M, setting ~ fortlfitlt 9:30 A.M. MlilllltHkt1131..J 1 , . . . , _ ; 525 KAUTZ :PIH 1'1'0111 The Perfect Christmas Gift ~H several owners of preSent intereB&; land ..eking to have his interest ~et off to him in severalty; or log a judlelal sale of rea! ~§,.· whl~b is d~ribed a.a,followi.;._:..,., 1 The followlnl real .,state· ~· ed in the <;ounty of Mellis, In· Stale of OhiO, tbe ·an~ of Salem,'· and aiiHn '&111Med as folloWs: .' • . Beine' in Section No. ·28, Towit Mew •i ..,... - Y - bllYO IEL SHAW deceued whooe nam.. and reside~ces are ~nowD to thie plaintiff, will take notice that CLARENCE A. TtiRLEY, on the 19tb day of November, 19159, filed bis petition in the Cammon P~as I Court ol Mel&• County, O~lo, .hel!\11 Before 1 1 1tab' PON'ftA:e · vi flVO DOOR Bodu. $1.2115. 11>'\irJIIIIIk Ex· ~Iii. Blaett:D4"~. Pomefoy. ~- and . '!'bleb OU.I s·--.;arrtH. · Po.-.oy, 8hJo ~Door Sodlb, Beautlflll ..,. President ctnia, but whose present residence is unknown; and the unknown TEI.EVVUON. RADIO 6 &llAU. heirs, devisees, le&atees, es.~cutors, ..lP"Pibnee repair· Phone adminl,trators and assign, of DAN· UTI'..,.. · -10' I uu· :~-BUIL-DING 7• i" sv yAt - L4o.Q 4" &a\Vinililcl 1111101, Buy \0 · UI\H ..-I i DqCII" SedaL SpoUes• or-'lfn· mOve. $ee at t;be Me!tr,o.politao. . tfAMILL •I UVtCI ~ATION " IIIlO IGae 1!00'1 linlah. ~yn• Auto Sales, l!lddteport, Oblo, ":'::."'~ No. 8, Range '!'lo. 15. OhiO ~ t~Qw lhlive. New. ~ trade-4n. Phone 6045·J. 12 11: 3tc . .____ n- Bemee ! p~ny'a Purchu~. Praction& N~ $t lllat!ttn'lnl. Pometoy. 12-t«c ..,~~.. ~ .....Y and ss.· - . · 11111 _FQRI)VB-Co.fiTOm.i(i , TIIIO BOOM J'WINISIIED COT: 1· lleilnnihl · on the south line ol - · ·.:s ~ot wan. taae bmre.ea MUOD and New ~ANY SIZE FUBNISii FractiQn N'o. 35, 30 cl:laih!l and aa jol> lill<ool>lioul Jn condition, 11aV1111, ftO a mDDtb, C.U Ted · ' od dlolJvere« aad sp>eul on Unka E. of the S. W . ...,.. tlleroBlarillwl, •-' ~ •• ,__ of: thenee · N. 32 chaiM and 7ll 1 z-~te Swartz. Spr!lc:e 3U88. 12-12-tltp ~1• · Th4)Almanr. ··ronAY AND ' SHARON ELlNA TUJILEY, a'!lllllc wbo reoldeo </e l(n, J... ~ IOD, S})tlng HJII, W•.t Vlr1t!UO; RliTII CAAOL Wlll'n.OCK, a minor, who resldts c/o Ra~ond Wbi' · lodr, Olcott, West VIrginia; MIC.C· E'V VANATE.R. whose lut known resideoee wu ·Weet Virginia PenitenUary, Moundaville. Wut, Vlr- ,.._.., OIM. tmSTOM BUILT lOTCIII!:N DJI. lll11ed for your bom::l Fret utlmatea. Foreman aud Abbott. PboLte t,.84-Y. 8-tJ-U I KARR & VAN .,... 7 UIDT ut·' Soles · , - -- ~· "' .. -.---~·----'"-· · -:o-+)8$5 ~K VB liJ'EIJIAI, - :Qrms ,mplQ)'• . uhiou members rD:;':;ni;;el:;;,;:;::;:::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;:;;;;llh.~ O&Ieo .. -TYlltJ"..!.' - 19 6 0 A.T I ..,_ ,Of, "•Ciintoek, Rao!no, Chto. ""'"sot'-' --- ..., brown apoll on slit e. · ]If~ Iuter, Z8l llulberQ" ,;;A;;"';;·,..:.;PbAIIa;;;::;..:-;:::·IC:::., , _.:,l~t~-ltl> cu~- I $8.00 111-Lier tOi'J' ~NDAY QN JIIULRIIRIR'I' Au., BeaJle pup, 'Wblte, One A :; SEE THE ·--- l..oand F".Y.· und ~• ~~~~ tt~M - ;;;;:;;:;:;:;:;:::;;,-~I ..,.,!':--:------::-,;;1;;2,;;1,;;4,;;6::::te \ --~l9tit -PQRD va PABILANE, WCTU Members 5 • y 1e Gifts for Wards· · . ....... Huolnl I 1110 a2l 1'1~ tbt daY• peper ' --- ed the who robbed "a or other mem~• local unit. •t.« 18 A Jl will be .111 606 E. Main street. Polnea;tJ, 0 ., ·~ fiH lta8entent. JC you hl'o'e any brlnt it there a~d. dump it et ~!hone IMS..J or Bfi,M. ,......, YEST1':RYEAR. O. E, MeKinloy, !llu 7le br EAIITB ·IIA'I'RlAL NI!E.D AT 1 OU!ers present at the parly were NICOSIA, Cypi'UI t1Pl Will~;;;,; Paul BoUick, manager of the atore blahop Marartoa won 1 I'll and Mrs. ,Bostick. Edith and BUly vktol')' Jn SUnd1y'1 ~eeUon Haptonstail , Mr. and J4.rs. Gordan the fint pre1lden~ . o1 Swis!Jf.r. Tim Duncan and Bevflrl)t ld<>pelod<nt Cyprpul repu)Jlic, 1 Perrin, Susie Duncan, Mr . .and M~. of votel ,ahowed~joday. Charley Hayefl and chi1dren, Sue Bnd Butch, Mr. and .M~i.' Dick COLUMBUS UPI -- .~;'::~:mt.: 'l and chlldren, Judy •nd Roman Catholic i1 , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cheeks some Northwestern Ohio ~In~~~~~~~;-:~ and son, Gregory , Mr. and Mn. Arthur Davtdson and chUdren. Wayne, Diai"UI and Brenda, Arthur Johnson , Mr. and ·Mrs. Danny WilIiams . ~r. and Mn. Cornell Vance, p0Ql0f1Qg U .Charlotte David1on and Ralph Me- Daily Sentinel Daybook IOe I DAD I DAY!' • fl.JI .1.20 ., 1!.80 ' ,.) Notices Monday night U. S. steel COJ'lp. I Roger M. ·Bloulh The Middleport WCTU mero· are workin& h..-d this ~ that the ehilllren at ~e Home wlll Jla'c'e a ~ They h•" been v~ey buay c:ontactinl diffareGt ~li and m•rchaata for eontrlbutiOQI toward their project, j:hey plan 10 Sls- alve eo~b elolld a nt<o llfl ·' of lers seulon clothlnl for his or her Chrl•tmu 1'hur.11d11y at 7 :30 p. m. Following aniid!•i,a:laonlfiHid item1 will be tlktD. ml'etlng lhe annual Christmas ... 0 who want 1.o. take p_..t party will be held with an ex· project can do ao · m~ con· change ()[ 50c gifts. Mr•. Clarence McNefill, ot the wc~u. Mr• """ • · • talks with suppez, ll I · DAY tiDe Mil'llNtflited convertible DEVOTEP TO INTEREST! OF MIIIGS·MASON AREA s. Ow•, PubliiMr Publlahed every diA!trnoon e1 MPt Sunday by The Ohio ValleJ lublilhln& Compa07 ld. llO Me· .sbanic St., Pomeroy, OhiG. Busi• • olflce pbooe 398 edltllrlal lfflee phonw SQ7. F.nlered .111 aecond d111 mall.ln~ matter at the po11t office at Pom •roy, Ohio. Natlooal advertl11lng repre1enta. Uve: BottJnei;'.Kimball, i:"lc., 84:1 ·,.allllton' Ave., New York CitY New Ynr.k. Sublerlptlon ratet: ..lilllvered bJ ral'l'ier where avlllllble, so centl per we-; one ,e~:~r In advance at The Dilly Sentinel office, tHHIO, P1 raontltt. f1 .80; tt>ree months ta.ao. B)' motor route where avaJI able: one month, fl . By maU: on• llll month1, $4.2:1; thre 11e111h11. 12M· nn,. l'flnnlh t' llroiiDS, • .,; I leader still had dsyllg~t thelt group by Arthur Davidson (the lieved to bav.~ fled ati!lhlhmt nwnager of the 11tot>e) and Paul Ibptonst a ll. stolen Ralph McDan\(ll and .Mr. and Mrs. Pktures were lake11 by Mr. Hap- - · - ..--aud dancing Willi enjoyed Ohio, recently. TNl,DAILY SENTINEL eblr_. --ol CHfCAGO UPI- Unitecl Steelworkez' Union Pi-esideot David J. was to cOnfer with ex:· five aluminum flrms of settllrt: an indispute ·wttb- Ute News From Eva_n_s-:S::-t-o-re- E =-m - p:-lo-ye --e-s:-H-.o..,.ld--:C-;h--rl-.5-t.,;·as Party A · t Le gion Ha II Monday Evening RADIO lor tiiNt - ' , . . 0.) Ia! ol $L.De.W in eol1edion1 J11t month of 1ritlcb tl"/0.10 weat to th<e general fund; S-tM tfnq:rer's r~port 1howin1 a balance in all fl.lndt of 149.803.m . up from $4!1,1103.07 af lut moath, princl· paUy in the street maintenance funcl up from $9.998.38 to $~.1 IIS.SO. hv. Raymon l.{onbi&ht. repreHntlag the M"lcldlepor1 lltnltterial AliiiO(Jatlon, pre•nted a britt' Christlnfls tllt'HaCe to C6UDcilmen btf"Oft the mef!tinl opened. New councilmen attmdlnl who "ill tab olfift' Jan. 1. and be sworn in by new Mayor M~Elhia­ ney, were Lee Smith and Bill Childl who replace J1mee Arnold and David lliller. Abo present .tnd nat noted •hove wen Councilmen Gibbont, John Zerkle. Clinton L. FiJhtr and Ernest Covert; Cbarlea Murra,y of t.be Ohio Fuel Gas Co.. atreet tureman Le"is, Chief of Pt· Ike Herbert Gilkty Uld ScWcitor Bemml Fults. Kitchen Committee: 10 a. m. on LEGAL NOTICI ~ ... Woduttday alld '!'bu-y. c- No. !1,.,. Waitresses;, 7 p. m. Wednesday SUSAN ALICE Tt.;RLE'f , 1 11ln· evt"Dinl It 5:M p. m. fhursday. or, Who r:aldel e/ e 'Mn. ltu Jaek· Sprln& HJII, Welt Vlrllni>; n.lJ ti'M of 8 OIDtl' per WICt will M fw ~ ·-ooillwllbliiiO.,_L____ llmD In ~- Bbool4 bo npoTtell touudl.oolr, '111 will ... lit ~ fGr ..... iliaD OliO - ~- ol l'boUa d - - . . ~ .1.110. O b i ~illled at 1.'*"'..,.. W'llll'li Aluminum Set By Union Head . Mr. Stoup's poilition is solidly based . More and more , the rpld .war is becoming an econO.: mic war, a proliuction war. And in that war,l ;;;;;;1!.;~;;:::; with all its wofldwide repercussions , mechan- I' tzed Americw farming can be one of the most potent <it weapons. .. - Legol Notice ehureh ' ' Lbo ' ~ eblql. - . Clllt& .. - ltJecUl- _. IDIIIDtll fir 10 eeall per WICitd. Conferem~es In ·televilled ;~~~~er.;;,;~, the L'li'I'IIS ' - I "'--.._. fr.wn employees tbll Tllundoy, aro aok· PHONE 398 ..... ,_ 1IWd. .ea. l.ollrtlta. 1 4,800JOOO Factories Without Roofs What is American farming? An impressive and unusual answer comes from Curry W. Sto up , pr esident of the New Idea Division of Avco Co rporation . li e offered 11 at a recent meeting of the Ohio Com- . Grqnge DelegQte Makes Report On' State Meeting ~ laAsMayor 1-tn:rt oCburch ,.... ho ornu be helping with the dinner which the ifOUp will 11el'Ve to the JmperW Ekletri~ N& OONIIISTIWT DII:PINIIABLE BIIWLT8 Leo Stl'lry gave a report on the SLate Grange convention whJcb, he The Harrisonville Grange will attended' as a delegate, wben the meet in regular seuion Thun~day Hemlock Grave Grange 2049 met evenin.e;, De c. 17 when a potluck in regular session Saturday eveo· 1 Christmas dinner will be served ln •. nt 7 p . ~ n . Durin& the meeting with 1!1'. There wm bt a 211 ~nt lift ex· Story, worthy master, preiidibg, ch•nte among members present. plfUtl were made for a Chrtltmas AU. member~ art ~ ·tp bring party to be held at the next -regiJ~ gifts tor Metes ~ou.ut.J residents Jar mne\lng on December 19. An 1 at the At~~·· · $tate HoJPltol. Of· oyster supper and a 10c lift exin thtTte ·o f -"llttl for holl- cha.Me, wMI be beld. ~identl have asli:ed that An old lashianed spelling bee not be wra~. Put ihat mat· held ouring the le~ure hour. erial.! <aCCOID.pany tile gifts. At the close of the mteting There will be a Christmas program after the Gran~:e business sandwiches, doughnuts an'd coffee were ~rved by the refreshMent session . committee. · Still On The Tight-Rope one Women'• Clu) ol tbe Satl'ed WANT· ADS 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 1959 THE DAILY SENTINEL jMeElhiaey Swon,~~~~~~ Won\-er~ToRepor' c.m.ltte• rae•bert o1 the Clth· - • D. ------ .40 StJTl'ON Soqlbem """I S. D. ...... .40 Radne Village ----•------- .40 Syncue Village __ ------- AO --boon Po>Q!11'0V SUtton 1L D. .. .... All 3.• Ull ZUlli 11.00 ll.tiJ 3.80 .20 .!0 IUO 12.1111 Ull UIO 18.00 Ull 3.80 1.80 1'10 UO lUll l(.SO 14.10 1!oil0 ..?D .28 Ull ·~ 2.11l zuo liUII 28.18 . 28.0, 3.30 21UQ 8.00 UO M.OO 21.40 Ull ZUIO 30.~ lUll R<ol estote tueo wllkll po1cl ol tlto dose oleoell «>>loott.,. tom: • ~of lml per cent Taxes may be paid et the office of tbe county treasurer or by mail. PleiN ~ .1GVf Jut tn .-,~and 1J yoo paf by mall. he ..,.. to -I.e 1011r ""'""" lw tljlln;j ~ «iod ~­ sta~peff self-add:reurld e•1!e'lope:· ~ ~zaDMee J!OUl' tllx. ncclpt io &ee .'IIJi :Jour property, Office H\11:8 - ·t:()(J Ut. to 1:0!1 P,ll. NliT e....t Sllardq ..,.. .at JIWm_ TD Books wilt be open Dee. 15, 11119 to Feb. lot, !Dtl(l. that-..-..- (1.'\'DE ll- IIIILLHONE, Kelp • COUnt¥ Trea"""" I ! �Dally Stn!Jnel..Poaertlf·Mldtlleport, 0., Del!. 15, 19$9--S Commentatin~ I ' I • Grange To Meet Thursday Eve, Exehange Gifts Editorially ~ ..Umateo still say that the Federal budget will be appr,.imately balanced . But this, let jt be emphasizt>d . is not th e result of evep the most modest k ind of eco nomy in government. As a publication of the Tax F(M).nd.•tion poi.nts out, " ... expenditures arc trend.iJW: sharply above earlier e-stim ates, and lbe budget 'balanc-e' is m ade possible only by the ract that rcreip1s are expcttC'Ii to inCr<·ase sharply also." The Tax Foundation adds: " ... it is apparent that the increaSf' in revenues duE to the improvement in and gro\\-" th of ttw Cl"onom.v ' I j l are required to finance hi gher and higher ex- penditur(ls The hopes and predictions of ;omp that such e.conomic growth would make possi ble debt and tax reduction thus may be lhwar1cd, unless Fedt'ral spc uding is brought under control more effectively." If we can't do anything a bout the debt and the tax burden in a period of record business wtivity, wlpt would happe n if there were l' H:I1 a mil d 1 :ecession? One result-would be more big defirits omd more inflation. Wl'"rc walking the most dangerous of tightropes. and it's ti me all of u s realized it. I I - /.$l · , ... . .tS'o man days per acre, in contrast to the worldwidl' average ·of 200 man days per acre and a far eastern average of 400 man days . That f<Jd caused Mr. Stoup to say that no single aspect of the American free enterprise sys- mercial Swine Producers Association. In hi s w.ords: ... It i1 4,800.000 factories - factories without roofs - factories with mor(> horsepower than aU the rest of industry combined . These factories with their equipment have combhled assets of over $187 billion and an investment per worker 2V:.! tim~s that of the average in all industry. Yes. farming ... is 4,800,000 independent enterprises, 98 per cent oJ them family-owned and operated 4.800,000 solid blocks in the very foundatlon of our free enterpTise system .'' The strength of Ametlcan farming lies in its prqductive efficiency. Crops in thi.i coun· try are produced at a work output of only 2 tern could have such impact on the rest of the world as. our mecbanized agriculture. He is convinced that not only knowledge but even a fractional part of tlle efficienty of the American farming systl1m could do more to off!let communist pi~agantla in the bal'kward parts oi the world than any other single rorce . RUSSIAN av ·*-OND£loN; UPI - Moscow ra • llll••noun•ed over the week en<! t¥t it wUI be&Jn a Huuian.Jan· Monday evening the -employees and their famHies of the 0 ::~.::~:: ~b~~ 4~ ;~~ ~u:; Middleport El/ans Store held a pot luck supper and Christmu wW fODIIst of throe Hi minute party at the American Legion Hall in Pomeroy. ...,,001 , week. The hall was decorated for Christmas and the gifts for the exchange were placed under a white Christmas tree. Specia-l music was furnlshed for the entertainment of the Reheo rsa 1Of Ch riS · t mOS progr0m Rkhlrd '811' "i a. Dtmpaey wa1 one 41. Chop D. Indeftnlto arti<:le e. c.w,. Set WedneSd0y Mn. Cha rles As11 Bru dbury who is in ch.uge of the Cldldren's Christmas oru~rBm for the Heath Mclhndisl Church. Middleport. is req l,lelltins: that tbase tlkiX~g part in Ihe program he at Lhe church on Wednesday at 3:30 and on Sa tur1htY at 1:.00 for dNIIIil reh~lar. sal. · All members of the Juniar choir ' art> requested to be present. The program wlll be presented, Monday, Dec. 21 at 7:30 and· there will be a visit from Santa in the basement following tbe program . Mrs. Neuman Bun:letl; is assisting Mrs. Bradbury with the program. I 1 11. Shinto temple 22. Hon. or&ble (o.bbr.l _ trophl.o ~- 2{. Foot. '· Boy'• ' ball• nlcknamtt 2ft Sick 8 . Not workinc 26. River e. Klnr ol 10. B.) beut.t 80. Lun.. . l'uteh!ar'• Au. . tO. Plob of land. prey ae. Bmt.U toWld 1,. Not cood catch.. . 40.Com1e. curve 1a er• lhiP'I !1. Bw111 plankllll' lt. Ullfutln ,jj!O.M&ekerallllt1, 0111 :ftlh river 1" " ' Wire 1 p..,...,, debate sa. Bounder St. lllemiA 8~. R1lleve 88. Jrelanl "--- ··-1~.t and . (20o) Cut Yoor Own $!(911, $1.•00 IJ.N\o: 'free FREE Fonn No. !S e..,._ I ••L·- met each o! five alum. 1 ......, ,"i-~- "'"je . - _. FooliYo • sec~~. aeparat.d . I · ' · · ~ackett I 34 ond SS; - :- w. 10-cblna and I mo~mmed A Gl" SUBSCRIPTION watlr. ChrisUnal blouae. l'Jlree initials lrte wJth eetvice. dhildren'a, girl•• and N-BwviDP.I!!--"-Bodl..,..._hw'l8eo-llorio~.,, s.. owners• title .. -.. ·o, ft/u - D.n., s.ntlnel to: .......... ~~ .. -' .. ~~~-~ ·---~~ ............... _.. ___ .. . Add....• ------------- --·-··- ------ ••• ---- ---- ----- -------I ' We ·Wit Selld AChrht.n (lnl i RATES Of TAXATION FOR 1959 r<Mtmi, bath, ·.1 ~~~~~:j~~wa~tar~-~~~ 1 'titchen. J,.e- 1 ·....f u• . ..... la1t, AND lt•n Marine ,_... enl( ; 600 I •.Mtln St., Pomtr., 11145-J, 1 ·1 4J ' or ~(,em It · lot . (11) .24> (1) 5, .l1J.12, 'ltc {1"2JJ.,..&" 1 ""'"'"lstmas. 29;~~ - taken t.a a needy "':,.u~:: li ~E• ·E.CJRICITY ~ :ltSTS lESS TUP: f~r In pU1'90ince of iaw, I, Clyde G. MillbODe, Trea su..rer ot :Mei£!1 ~~ty, OIUo, do~ ,;,ve notice th&t 'llb-e number of Mills levied on eaeh doltar .r property tboWri on the Genet'&\ nP: ~bilpljclle of Real Estate, Pub:Lic Vt4lity aod Personal Property wiibia. aid l;..'ou.Dty for the )lt!lr llll•·• lollows: family _ · lb"' ~.~ :: ...e: ., TOWNSIDPS . JI 01118" '' ' SCHOOL DISTRicr8 AND COJII'OOIATIONS BD>Folw _..........,...... 3.llll Ull 111.110 S. D. .. ... ~.. -~ 3.10 uo' , Sailll>ur)' Looal S. D. .. ·- -- ... COLUIIBIA _... ~-- ~ ~- ...- ... ,40 uo U!l 16.50 21.00 13.110 3.111) Eaflem Looai P.omft'OyM!IR .. ,-fU.ttNITU RF Grate, ownr Ul1l 3JII) 23.'rtl "22.21) 211.'10 I &'Ill Ull Ull UIO lUll t4,i!O Sou_, Lo<ol S. D....... ,ole 3.10 2JIO li.SO OUVE -em Looul S. D. .. ...... .til t .IO UIO lUll r.tern llx.l S. D. -------- .40 3.10 UIO lUll , 'Nootero L<leol 8. D. .. .... .CO uo 3.80 ~d VlllaCe ........- - •. 40 uo UIO I .SO ,to lUll 18.00 11.:00 w-.. Looal S. D. ....... .tll Ull I .SO lUll -f 3:10 hllll ~orthem Loeol S. D. .. .... -~ ~raern Local odlaitl10 eo .oerve JO" are always low..t ~ jlte ¥Ott good, lbf!' ~r '' '' '' '' '' ' .40 Cllll8oDR bUWW • .'I'.VOQIII& BR'I'V SO 10 ·V.&•V ~~[~~.~~P•TV e•l' XD IA.VAOT'I'D• -- - -- . ----------- -...cripfion to The saJiobury Looa1 S, D, .. .. .. ,40 lle\llord Looal S, p, --·-·--- Ml lllddleport· Ville(• .. _.... . ,40 Village ,_ .. _..... All SCIPIO AOQ. . . . . . . . . . . . . I' 1ENTLIMIN: ~y • ·II , bscription Rates ~~·e~~ ~~p!a~:y ~= r~~ 4~;;;;;;;;;;;i;i;j;j;j;j;i.;;;;;;;;i I .. LOXOI'.LLOW ,_ ·:v:: lottorldtnp]J' otullltor ~--Ia(h A ..... ' ll\ltO L'r, X tor tba two ,O'r, eto. a.tt 101111r, ..... : ~>hof,tllt lenatb u4 toruttqa II \lie_. liillii. tho GOdt litton .,. • ..---->- -_; "MAIL" New or Renewol all'IUND Ctmtbat .,••• 6 MONTHS .... _. . . . $4.25 wm were I II YEAR ... ,,. . . . . . . . . $8.00 I QJJANGll ' ~· Will .. • GfT for tlae WIIOiiE YEAR December Session Of Middleport ' PTA Cancelled The reslllar meeting of...,;;~ I M'ddle»ort Pl'A .EJ:ee~~e ":""'!' t've s. ~ ~ I 1 ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL · ,• 'I • r.r •• FOt -~~~ Looal S. D. _.... . . . AXJ'DL·B&.&:Ja <h· ,fli •• LEBANON D•ILY "CRI...,.P,.I'OQUO'D- .,.... lwlrll . . . mo In· LETAII1' ,.( I ll· further take n'otic.e _that they8 .FOOd Jtern:a:.4./eed I' be.edn m11aUdo Panartd 1 ~eydoe::~r~ qiure~ Memb~rs of the Middleport Simi Hosp_ita_l. M~ss . Peters, wif• \sa• pe onh or before" Child conservation League ~r 3 lJe· Bertram F1elds, also has a 2" women'a IIUS. The Shoe Box, £~rftJ the to answer e same on J960. ,~ !Srd davt of '"ntiary, .,· .·~ reminded th at t h ~y Pre to ::~~~~;;;;;;;;::;:;::;:::;:;;;;;o;;;;;;;;.:;;;;.;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oj son . . .. , cLARENCE A. TUR.L!Y, bring ~~ Items t() thetr c·h·~~·tm•" I Middleport. 12·15«-c .-.. --'-----·---,..· Plaintiff. • party thlS Wi.!dnesday e.venmg at ~tttbo' P4lMHOY-8 rooiDI, 1M fu.r- WEBSTER • FULTZ Ute h.ome ~f Mrs. ~esley Fry. ';bot> "i;&t;ij'Ai~~;ij~'~-;pmtclieJ. ·loti. Out of Attorneys for Plaintiff ~ (?o~ ~Ill be put m~o a b~sket to . • -... ;. · a,_prote;n· 4 ....,.ta~ , .... .........,._. U-witb ' ..,..., oa<h-....lna _,ld .,..,taiD 12t polo----- -·- (Obllr.) t=... ......... :Ill f:, 1WA St POMEROY, OHIO s " I• EuWn Looal 8- D.• ~ ...... ·-' I Jll FABRIC SHOP al- ;f.lin .... ......:;"'"tlnoantiltlllf~lomL~totd- ll: ' 1?"'. old n.~~~~. Pbone HO 77~1. NEW SINGER tt. eg yolk mmure. Spoon iDle wiDe ~ ddll aad aft'Yt'. On Deeelaber 11 a .lllvalkt'• bit '-'-=-·· - Far Your .... - · Stands · Dotllo II· II.Y e ! : ' l 7 - =~"!.it:::- -.;J:: ·• Mason Scouts !:!. ~~~i=.· eoota ' ~ PI- · p F PlaltiUII further aUe- ·hi ·1111 aD arty Or . Attec.h- jle · aiR lDIO PA'I'T&RMS PLAS111C real estate in and·by.ad· ,The M_ason Girl Scout Troop was bela Monday evening windOw blindl and thadll, VIBM · verse po811ession, and that the de- made · pi:I.DJ for ll Christmas party high school with Kalad Hindy, pre:s.. tian lr:iDdt and eolar• , . . fendants, the unknvwn )!eirs, "When met. recently the ident of the .P"fA, presiding · aee1, legatees, uecuton, adfnhu:s- f Mason Methodist Church. It was decided that the Decem· FibM' ll&U ..1W!ap. 1lf)' all4.· • Jli&bt DIN plate& an ttators and assigns of 'Daniel Shaw, 1 •Dec: 22 wa~ tb~ date set for ber PTA IIft!etini would be eanAliUIIilnWD 1a4deil .U. kind&. 1 deeea11ed, rna' claim ·lo ha"e· stme ~e ·party to be · heLd at the celled due ·to the other activities: Free Eatimate. l'Jt.l e, Wlpel ~interest in said real ettate· by n~s- ~ch. The gr_o~p plana tel: ~~et of organizations and th~ church If. SUpp)ft ·.~ ...kl~ .·rUa.lou AveiuM, • ' ttft -'ot·~~~:re'f' -1'1\~e : ·ln<tl prw~ firM at the 4'b:ureb a'fti:r . wlil~ fairs scheduled before Christmas. Polllflf<ly;.IO.II.io. 11-30401:e : eletd 1 . , lrit any .-claim· or the thef wlll.eo caroling. Following 't1hf: group. wiiJ have their regular ,,...,... 6QI6..f ..........,. defendants ·be declared vold. th~ caroUng they will return to meeting in January. ;;,;:;;:~:;:::.=:,::-:;;:;::-;;.; and plaintiH's ·title to said rea\ es- the c~urc:b and have a gift ex· The 196o Spring Conference GET A ·NEW. COAL. BURNlNG CO~ INSURANCE PRO. tate quieted aa apinst the un· change and a ·party. brick l~.I:Mistove and ke~ wann ~ction. Llfe. Auto, Fire, PoUo. known -hein of Daniel Shaw, de- Attending Brenda Burton, la be held in Marietta waS d.iJ. Dawn payment with small monCal\ Don MW... J41cldleport. ceased. . , · JAck Aldridge, Kay McGowan, Joy cussed briefly and othq matterr tbly Alllftoentl. lhrinp Store, OblL : The prayer Of said pet.itJol iJ Thabet, D()nna Lish, Jasetta [jsh, pertaining to school impiovement . . tor a ·1)aftltlon Of alld real· esta~ : cOitnJe· Q,arbour, Susan Warner,- Present for the meeting wert Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 133.. 12 14 3t.c I 2 .1 ) Real F.:stO•IP that the plllntiff'a and the otl'le~ Jaq,e Dodson, Lillie Kraft, Jenni- Hindy, ~e W. McComas, Earl Jii!mOiJilH!~"iOiiCiji)i.J -~-=ta said nat .eatate be fet ~'t.erkle, Nancy Ptoffltt, Jane · Knight, Mrs. Lucy Gregg. Mn aer 'F.ORCIJ) AIR FARM FOR QUIQK SALE 'quieted as against the onkni)Wn: Bu.r&!!*l, Cathy Zuspan, Sharon 1Philsan .. Viss Mildred Hawley and aaJe. Excellent $3500.00. 114 Acrea, two ltQl'J' bl!in, devieee11, 1enteell, ex~1,1tora, Queen, Harriet Walsh, Karen , l\1rs. W1lliam Everson. TU2-'32.1. h.Ouse, paying 11• WJll, .c oli, ladmHdfh"ators and alS.iP!I Of _D~n-. RQusll, Mra. ,Ray Proffitt, Mrs . . ,.,-:·~-=·-:-::=:::-:: ~--'----"' ~ Ill< Umber, ~nold l'lt,m, Rt, 141, a lei Show, deceased, an6 lor _oihe.l JQI!!'Ph' Lilli. lira. II• lph War· 1 OPERATIC BLESSED nENT .· mile east of Harruonville. Al" rrelref ner . · 'lnlllll:m IS mLL TlHE TO GIVE thur J. Amoll$, ~J 211, Millers Th~ above mentio~ 'Partl~t w~q . . ~ NEW Y~RK UPI - Metropoh · .......... FMnb, Utility S.Wint Ta- ... o-liO!--·· ....... mi~~ =.--:'::1. "':.'l..-.c:'"'"·!i:l::' ....................... -- lsald I WtJ. -"made the1 low-!'"!' teaapoon platia COOl< tldci: lmlt"lu!IY (Oout f to li 88 llnb; the""" S. 40 do-W. t-. Al10 Aullable ZABACUONE ...·"'.,•-n:K _ _,""'~'------ .1 . ~ coAl,.. . PJtCll'il! ; ~~~': ~r~.:·~~: ~d:;.~:;:,·~ :~~~~- ' ' Mc:CUL·LOCH· Phone ·I8Jll, l::ff••Rilth'CsrOJ.-'WhitlcM!k' TUrley, Sharob !!l1na = · December 22nd ' . ,~~~. Pomeroy, 12-tHilp' ...we,DOBoo4J,S'DVBBa land OWD· ~ . fee -8i~1e CHAI'N SAWS bliadl, ..n de~t~ey· 11t · · Electric Swttptr :j No~ Sbrlo>e football ·IIi~ in the Orinee .Bowl. 1 ta1J1eBpoon.S.C.ryl10lu&ion 2 table.pooDI cold water Stabloapoo110oborey 2tabl...,....bailins"""'' O:ebine 1'18"1 yolkl. Suettryl and lhtny i~ top tJI. double boiJM __ lheaee s. ~~~~en.. aD """' wid.-..,.= :'\:iT..:t~"'!e!:".:::'ri!~' ~ beaveldy PHONE to the lands formerly owned by Si· · 1!111UI'Ord A SINGER ._mloile-~ ......_,r, Suc...,.J., ia w.d. nt.ber than. IUI*r. ml~ 3118·11, Gilmore Supply &lore, las strong; thehee N, M . . . _, · Vaughan Peat CO!itio1 C..llem·l30 minutes W. iiiOIII the lltte •bl btr of NaUonal POll """"'I oal4 Ianda of SIW Slronl to·lllle> Alaoolatton, U.lk l'llne b<t.een Fract:lOIII Ill ami'lt I Mfi ,._· • ' ~·'11 .,, · ._._., ~ ;.•:UOhio (2Qbl ,. Mii'IIIQIIJIUT -=.... ' 12 oholnl·,olllli ,. li.nkt to the line betWMn 'FrletJon• lond; Stwilltllltdti• ADDs THttQ 1 lliAIIL Fla. UPI - Holfbaet ~.k JelmaJ:on, tackle -Dewitt lfoclte• alii tuard Pete Alaa, aU of. ~•MI.t:m, have beeo added If. tbe ·Martit IQu.ad ·f or the !*. ........... ...... ~-• -~ltdl:tben Y~eft ~ - ,lilbili "!!Il pJollll, iDO folded iDio IM ... yolO< .,U.juN. blab In .., ~~'&M_llhabela, tliil froUty, ....,. delbef . . - ..._ . W - lrJoinr .. -'4: the"""" ~.r tliflltoliday....., -.nr ~Y trnnre thiJ :recipe. Beeaale w. comer of what is knoWII. aad wes Jehn -Fodl.yee'• INSPECTIONS. ja It411Y, a. tJri1 tiWf ;..arid, Zabadioae. aa. lttJWii ~~ ~ 811 PWJCb aemd 11411-Ue U~b. to tile N, r...~ rmite Control ·- dMierbl ··~ · .,_ ~~~ -~....;.,.. hoi:J&tor ~lddJ.e. 3~ thenae E.' 18 ehain and- M ' Phoae iiOrt lOla 09'""" -wllite ·flnilb.. Blaet· ...... l!!ll mlved to .b oJsler union ne- branch hel'l' Mrs. N9lalt 1'as . Progra)n hader Rio GrMde Will For Masoti-OUb Give Program · .... CHJtJSTMAS T1EE5 ~~ IW!t ·- ·~ ~U.~a"l lints to the-N lifle ·olsaid Frat!tio,D JQI- rich..,._..._N.,.hoUdaJ orirlnalioot ...n .,_., Welcome e11a1p , _ -~- ..!tllo,ijOOO.·ml'tlea a'-illlllor llao1e ro. l""lbed' ow.· ~..,...,., ~ ct.- u...r.p · , nosed piJtol. The robber, who Jng maak over his ro&dbloekl tet . ;,-, .p-. I 'f"V A SIIIGIR We Oo Alterations Case No. 12,9M, setting ~ fortlfitlt 9:30 A.M. MlilllltHkt1131..J 1 , . . . , _ ; 525 KAUTZ :PIH 1'1'0111 The Perfect Christmas Gift ~H several owners of preSent intereB&; land ..eking to have his interest ~et off to him in severalty; or log a judlelal sale of rea! ~§,.· whl~b is d~ribed a.a,followi.;._:..,., 1 The followlnl real .,state· ~· ed in the <;ounty of Mellis, In· Stale of OhiO, tbe ·an~ of Salem,'· and aiiHn '&111Med as folloWs: .' • . Beine' in Section No. ·28, Towit Mew •i ..,... - Y - bllYO IEL SHAW deceued whooe nam.. and reside~ces are ~nowD to thie plaintiff, will take notice that CLARENCE A. TtiRLEY, on the 19tb day of November, 19159, filed bis petition in the Cammon P~as I Court ol Mel&• County, O~lo, .hel!\11 Before 1 1 1tab' PON'ftA:e · vi flVO DOOR Bodu. $1.2115. 11>'\irJIIIIIk Ex· ~Iii. Blaett:D4"~. Pomefoy. ~- and . '!'bleb OU.I s·--.;arrtH. · Po.-.oy, 8hJo ~Door Sodlb, Beautlflll ..,. President ctnia, but whose present residence is unknown; and the unknown TEI.EVVUON. RADIO 6 &llAU. heirs, devisees, le&atees, es.~cutors, ..lP"Pibnee repair· Phone adminl,trators and assign, of DAN· UTI'..,.. · -10' I uu· :~-BUIL-DING 7• i" sv yAt - L4o.Q 4" &a\Vinililcl 1111101, Buy \0 · UI\H ..-I i DqCII" SedaL SpoUes• or-'lfn· mOve. $ee at t;be Me!tr,o.politao. . tfAMILL •I UVtCI ~ATION " IIIlO IGae 1!00'1 linlah. ~yn• Auto Sales, l!lddteport, Oblo, ":'::."'~ No. 8, Range '!'lo. 15. OhiO ~ t~Qw lhlive. New. ~ trade-4n. Phone 6045·J. 12 11: 3tc . .____ n- Bemee ! p~ny'a Purchu~. Praction& N~ $t lllat!ttn'lnl. Pometoy. 12-t«c ..,~~.. ~ .....Y and ss.· - . · 11111 _FQRI)VB-Co.fiTOm.i(i , TIIIO BOOM J'WINISIIED COT: 1· lleilnnihl · on the south line ol - · ·.:s ~ot wan. taae bmre.ea MUOD and New ~ANY SIZE FUBNISii FractiQn N'o. 35, 30 cl:laih!l and aa jol> lill<ool>lioul Jn condition, 11aV1111, ftO a mDDtb, C.U Ted · ' od dlolJvere« aad sp>eul on Unka E. of the S. W . ...,.. tlleroBlarillwl, •-' ~ •• ,__ of: thenee · N. 32 chaiM and 7ll 1 z-~te Swartz. Spr!lc:e 3U88. 12-12-tltp ~1• · Th4)Almanr. ··ronAY AND ' SHARON ELlNA TUJILEY, a'!lllllc wbo reoldeo </e l(n, J... ~ IOD, S})tlng HJII, W•.t Vlr1t!UO; RliTII CAAOL Wlll'n.OCK, a minor, who resldts c/o Ra~ond Wbi' · lodr, Olcott, West VIrginia; MIC.C· E'V VANATE.R. whose lut known resideoee wu ·Weet Virginia PenitenUary, Moundaville. Wut, Vlr- ,.._.., OIM. tmSTOM BUILT lOTCIII!:N DJI. lll11ed for your bom::l Fret utlmatea. Foreman aud Abbott. PboLte t,.84-Y. 8-tJ-U I KARR & VAN .,... 7 UIDT ut·' Soles · , - -- ~· "' .. -.---~·----'"-· · -:o-+)8$5 ~K VB liJ'EIJIAI, - :Qrms ,mplQ)'• . uhiou members rD:;':;ni;;el:;;,;:;::;:::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;:;;;;llh.~ O&Ieo .. -TYlltJ"..!.' - 19 6 0 A.T I ..,_ ,Of, "•Ciintoek, Rao!no, Chto. ""'"sot'-' --- ..., brown apoll on slit e. · ]If~ Iuter, Z8l llulberQ" ,;;A;;"';;·,..:.;PbAIIa;;;::;..:-;:::·IC:::., , _.:,l~t~-ltl> cu~- I $8.00 111-Lier tOi'J' ~NDAY QN JIIULRIIRIR'I' Au., BeaJle pup, 'Wblte, One A :; SEE THE ·--- l..oand F".Y.· und ~• ~~~~ tt~M - ;;;;:;;:;:;:;:;:::;;,-~I ..,.,!':--:------::-,;;1;;2,;;1,;;4,;;6::::te \ --~l9tit -PQRD va PABILANE, WCTU Members 5 • y 1e Gifts for Wards· · . ....... Huolnl I 1110 a2l 1'1~ tbt daY• peper ' --- ed the who robbed "a or other mem~• local unit. •t.« 18 A Jl will be .111 606 E. Main street. Polnea;tJ, 0 ., ·~ fiH lta8entent. JC you hl'o'e any brlnt it there a~d. dump it et ~!hone IMS..J or Bfi,M. ,......, YEST1':RYEAR. O. E, MeKinloy, !llu 7le br EAIITB ·IIA'I'RlAL NI!E.D AT 1 OU!ers present at the parly were NICOSIA, Cypi'UI t1Pl Will~;;;,; Paul BoUick, manager of the atore blahop Marartoa won 1 I'll and Mrs. ,Bostick. Edith and BUly vktol')' Jn SUnd1y'1 ~eeUon Haptonstail , Mr. and J4.rs. Gordan the fint pre1lden~ . o1 Swis!Jf.r. Tim Duncan and Bevflrl)t ld<>pelod<nt Cyprpul repu)Jlic, 1 Perrin, Susie Duncan, Mr . .and M~. of votel ,ahowed~joday. Charley Hayefl and chi1dren, Sue Bnd Butch, Mr. and .M~i.' Dick COLUMBUS UPI -- .~;'::~:mt.: 'l and chlldren, Judy •nd Roman Catholic i1 , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cheeks some Northwestern Ohio ~In~~~~~~~;-:~ and son, Gregory , Mr. and Mn. Arthur Davtdson and chUdren. Wayne, Diai"UI and Brenda, Arthur Johnson , Mr. and ·Mrs. Danny WilIiams . ~r. and Mn. Cornell Vance, p0Ql0f1Qg U .Charlotte David1on and Ralph Me- Daily Sentinel Daybook IOe I DAD I DAY!' • fl.JI .1.20 ., 1!.80 ' ,.) Notices Monday night U. S. steel COJ'lp. I Roger M. ·Bloulh The Middleport WCTU mero· are workin& h..-d this ~ that the ehilllren at ~e Home wlll Jla'c'e a ~ They h•" been v~ey buay c:ontactinl diffareGt ~li and m•rchaata for eontrlbutiOQI toward their project, j:hey plan 10 Sls- alve eo~b elolld a nt<o llfl ·' of lers seulon clothlnl for his or her Chrl•tmu 1'hur.11d11y at 7 :30 p. m. Following aniid!•i,a:laonlfiHid item1 will be tlktD. ml'etlng lhe annual Christmas ... 0 who want 1.o. take p_..t party will be held with an ex· project can do ao · m~ con· change ()[ 50c gifts. Mr•. Clarence McNefill, ot the wc~u. Mr• """ • · • talks with suppez, ll I · DAY tiDe Mil'llNtflited convertible DEVOTEP TO INTEREST! OF MIIIGS·MASON AREA s. Ow•, PubliiMr Publlahed every diA!trnoon e1 MPt Sunday by The Ohio ValleJ lublilhln& Compa07 ld. llO Me· .sbanic St., Pomeroy, OhiG. Busi• • olflce pbooe 398 edltllrlal lfflee phonw SQ7. F.nlered .111 aecond d111 mall.ln~ matter at the po11t office at Pom •roy, Ohio. Natlooal advertl11lng repre1enta. Uve: BottJnei;'.Kimball, i:"lc., 84:1 ·,.allllton' Ave., New York CitY New Ynr.k. Sublerlptlon ratet: ..lilllvered bJ ral'l'ier where avlllllble, so centl per we-; one ,e~:~r In advance at The Dilly Sentinel office, tHHIO, P1 raontltt. f1 .80; tt>ree months ta.ao. B)' motor route where avaJI able: one month, fl . By maU: on• llll month1, $4.2:1; thre 11e111h11. 12M· nn,. l'flnnlh t' llroiiDS, • .,; I leader still had dsyllg~t thelt group by Arthur Davidson (the lieved to bav.~ fled ati!lhlhmt nwnager of the 11tot>e) and Paul Ibptonst a ll. stolen Ralph McDan\(ll and .Mr. and Mrs. Pktures were lake11 by Mr. Hap- - · - ..--aud dancing Willi enjoyed Ohio, recently. TNl,DAILY SENTINEL eblr_. --ol CHfCAGO UPI- Unitecl Steelworkez' Union Pi-esideot David J. was to cOnfer with ex:· five aluminum flrms of settllrt: an indispute ·wttb- Ute News From Eva_n_s-:S::-t-o-re- E =-m - p:-lo-ye --e-s:-H-.o..,.ld--:C-;h--rl-.5-t.,;·as Party A · t Le gion Ha II Monday Evening RADIO lor tiiNt - ' , . . 0.) Ia! ol $L.De.W in eol1edion1 J11t month of 1ritlcb tl"/0.10 weat to th<e general fund; S-tM tfnq:rer's r~port 1howin1 a balance in all fl.lndt of 149.803.m . up from $4!1,1103.07 af lut moath, princl· paUy in the street maintenance funcl up from $9.998.38 to $~.1 IIS.SO. hv. Raymon l.{onbi&ht. repreHntlag the M"lcldlepor1 lltnltterial AliiiO(Jatlon, pre•nted a britt' Christlnfls tllt'HaCe to C6UDcilmen btf"Oft the mef!tinl opened. New councilmen attmdlnl who "ill tab olfift' Jan. 1. and be sworn in by new Mayor M~Elhia­ ney, were Lee Smith and Bill Childl who replace J1mee Arnold and David lliller. Abo present .tnd nat noted •hove wen Councilmen Gibbont, John Zerkle. Clinton L. FiJhtr and Ernest Covert; Cbarlea Murra,y of t.be Ohio Fuel Gas Co.. atreet tureman Le"is, Chief of Pt· Ike Herbert Gilkty Uld ScWcitor Bemml Fults. Kitchen Committee: 10 a. m. on LEGAL NOTICI ~ ... Woduttday alld '!'bu-y. c- No. !1,.,. Waitresses;, 7 p. m. Wednesday SUSAN ALICE Tt.;RLE'f , 1 11ln· evt"Dinl It 5:M p. m. fhursday. or, Who r:aldel e/ e 'Mn. ltu Jaek· Sprln& HJII, Welt Vlrllni>; n.lJ ti'M of 8 OIDtl' per WICt will M fw ~ ·-ooillwllbliiiO.,_L____ llmD In ~- Bbool4 bo npoTtell touudl.oolr, '111 will ... lit ~ fGr ..... iliaD OliO - ~- ol l'boUa d - - . . ~ .1.110. O b i ~illled at 1.'*"'..,.. W'llll'li Aluminum Set By Union Head . Mr. Stoup's poilition is solidly based . More and more , the rpld .war is becoming an econO.: mic war, a proliuction war. And in that war,l ;;;;;;1!.;~;;:::; with all its wofldwide repercussions , mechan- I' tzed Americw farming can be one of the most potent <it weapons. .. - Legol Notice ehureh ' ' Lbo ' ~ eblql. - . Clllt& .. - ltJecUl- _. IDIIIDtll fir 10 eeall per WICitd. Conferem~es In ·televilled ;~~~~er.;;,;~, the L'li'I'IIS ' - I "'--.._. fr.wn employees tbll Tllundoy, aro aok· PHONE 398 ..... ,_ 1IWd. .ea. l.ollrtlta. 1 4,800JOOO Factories Without Roofs What is American farming? An impressive and unusual answer comes from Curry W. Sto up , pr esident of the New Idea Division of Avco Co rporation . li e offered 11 at a recent meeting of the Ohio Com- . Grqnge DelegQte Makes Report On' State Meeting ~ laAsMayor 1-tn:rt oCburch ,.... ho ornu be helping with the dinner which the ifOUp will 11el'Ve to the JmperW Ekletri~ N& OONIIISTIWT DII:PINIIABLE BIIWLT8 Leo Stl'lry gave a report on the SLate Grange convention whJcb, he The Harrisonville Grange will attended' as a delegate, wben the meet in regular seuion Thun~day Hemlock Grave Grange 2049 met evenin.e;, De c. 17 when a potluck in regular session Saturday eveo· 1 Christmas dinner will be served ln •. nt 7 p . ~ n . Durin& the meeting with 1!1'. There wm bt a 211 ~nt lift ex· Story, worthy master, preiidibg, ch•nte among members present. plfUtl were made for a Chrtltmas AU. member~ art ~ ·tp bring party to be held at the next -regiJ~ gifts tor Metes ~ou.ut.J residents Jar mne\lng on December 19. An 1 at the At~~·· · $tate HoJPltol. Of· oyster supper and a 10c lift exin thtTte ·o f -"llttl for holl- cha.Me, wMI be beld. ~identl have asli:ed that An old lashianed spelling bee not be wra~. Put ihat mat· held ouring the le~ure hour. erial.! <aCCOID.pany tile gifts. At the close of the mteting There will be a Christmas program after the Gran~:e business sandwiches, doughnuts an'd coffee were ~rved by the refreshMent session . committee. · Still On The Tight-Rope one Women'• Clu) ol tbe Satl'ed WANT· ADS 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 1959 THE DAILY SENTINEL jMeElhiaey Swon,~~~~~~ Won\-er~ToRepor' c.m.ltte• rae•bert o1 the Clth· - • D. ------ .40 StJTl'ON Soqlbem """I S. D. ...... .40 Radne Village ----•------- .40 Syncue Village __ ------- AO --boon Po>Q!11'0V SUtton 1L D. .. .... All 3.• Ull ZUlli 11.00 ll.tiJ 3.80 .20 .!0 IUO 12.1111 Ull UIO 18.00 Ull 3.80 1.80 1'10 UO lUll l(.SO 14.10 1!oil0 ..?D .28 Ull ·~ 2.11l zuo liUII 28.18 . 28.0, 3.30 21UQ 8.00 UO M.OO 21.40 Ull ZUIO 30.~ lUll R<ol estote tueo wllkll po1cl ol tlto dose oleoell «>>loott.,. tom: • ~of lml per cent Taxes may be paid et the office of tbe county treasurer or by mail. PleiN ~ .1GVf Jut tn .-,~and 1J yoo paf by mall. he ..,.. to -I.e 1011r ""'""" lw tljlln;j ~ «iod ~­ sta~peff self-add:reurld e•1!e'lope:· ~ ~zaDMee J!OUl' tllx. ncclpt io &ee .'IIJi :Jour property, Office H\11:8 - ·t:()(J Ut. to 1:0!1 P,ll. NliT e....t Sllardq ..,.. .at JIWm_ TD Books wilt be open Dee. 15, 11119 to Feb. lot, !Dtl(l. that-..-..- (1.'\'DE ll- IIIILLHONE, Kelp • COUnt¥ Trea"""" I ! �' D~ily sentinel, Pomeroy-MlddleJl(lrt, o ., Die. 15, 19~ TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channe• 3 Harrison, Chonne13--1'uesdo' 4:00 Houle on Hlib Slirt:et uo SpHt •Peraonatlty 6:00 St•IIDI!OO l'ltl I I, I ' .I A Salbfled Ctulomor b Oar Flnl Colllidenlloa 1l :lU w~atbereut Jack Paar Sbow 1:00 3Wn ljff Channel 3- Wedm~sdo "ELECTRICITY COSTS LESS IN OHIOn says MlAMI. Fla. UPI-Quarterback w:oo Pete Hall of Marquette, the third leading passer among the major collegel, has been added to the Nartb squad for the annual North South Shrine footb.all game here Dee. 26. Also named to the North team was John Gremer, :Z.SO.pound guard from Olinois. ~. 8111 6:<0 LARGE ASSORTMENT of RENO, N•v. UPI - JM Vlrfll, with IX!, Sfoclttotl, Clllf., stoppH Rudy Alb- Coron1, 122, Sanor•, MP:Ico 41. CHRISTMAS RECORDS Commando Kits · · · · · · · · · · $2.98 TEA SETS · ........ · 98c- $1.98 ld~tlre!l. -· ' GUN and HOlSTER' SElF Wagon Train ..... $2.98 Maverick . . . . . . . . $2.98 Gunsmoke . . . . . . . $5.98 BASKETBAll · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $3.98 FOOTBALLS $2.98 and $3.98 Nf':WI Pimi,. UO ll.ini!UDt 7:30 waB:on ·rraln 8:30 l'riee l !llAht c omo sllolt 9 ;00 lO:OO rttiS Js Your Life pem !p:S~ State~ · Ne*a "Readltoes Weathereut . The Jack J"aar Show 81 Olf Cleland's F11,BE PARKING PhOIIe 100 E. Malta IlL P0111e1QJ KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPI-Oscar Robertson, who already hold1 seven Missouri Valley Conference scoring records, oan add two more Saturday night at LoulllviiJe. The Cinclnnati AU-American needs only 29 points to eralie the career scoring record of 2,162 set by Cleo Littleton of WiUnJveraity in 1901-M. als() can wipe oot 761-career field coal record of Uttleton with 15 two-pointera. He bas scored 743 field goall in two years and h11s tallied 2,134 points. .. . ... .... - 2,19 :!li• G¥e Storm ShoW 3:00 Beat the Clock B:fi W1o1J Do You Tndl 1:00 .. m,;.~an BtndstiiiDd s~ !lfY 1'111od tJlda 1:00 ~ ........ ,Boat. 5:110 ~ .llllq _.... t :OO '!'be .Rtn*'IDBll 9:30 Philip Marlowe 12: ~ 1 J., Ori Wio ·Diol ' ~ ·cbal¥1 W"eiVer Sbow • ~~nd .uam.n =•~l&hl Ftabla ,Sign ( l8:45 .1:00 1:00 .1:10 ' ·~ ·:rtt• r 7:00 Fol!t J ....,. . 7:30 Coult of :r..otlteoort . ' 8:40 Wuthli 8:45 I>'; . Alcoa Pnaenta I(eep .,.alking The ~~~"' 1\>nl!lln scanning the weather . ~ - I ',' . .....,,..__.'.. . .- l :SO Vlai af We 1:00 D111 II! Colll'l YOUl''!UO~ weat~ermaa u :1() Spo11B 11:10 Late 99.0 . 11:80 Tile .... 12:00 1\HiiOD Gun 12:30 Lo•t' That Bot • \ :(A) 6:45 Job:ft ·'DilY Newt 7,00 Giv. Underwood 7:30 Bronco B ·~u Wyd•t ~ 10:00 tO :SU 11 :00' \1:06 Tune In NIWS Of . .. ..~..., More Exams To Be'HeldFor . ...... 1;5U"~ I S$"A;M,,. '·: .,;· -~ .~A _u ..,, t··~li ·~~ II 1:~e ••::&O. N'"oli ', ~~"s·.P.Nt ·Station t•••o··. · .OOCiWJEtl . Watts 990 kc 1 ~--- Shirley Temple Tea Set · · $2:98 BRIDE DOll · · .. .. · $4.99 3 Year Old, Reg. $22.95 COWBOY HATS · · · .. $1.00 life Size Doll · · · · Special $17.95 liNCOLN LOGS · · $1.00- $2.00 Pony Tail Sewing Kits · · · · $1.00 Complelo Llue Model Airplanes, Boats, Automo- Autograph FootbaRs · · · · · · $2.98 lllle, Rockets, etc. · · 69c - $2.98 •TOY DRUMS · .. · · · .. $1.00 Housekeeping Set · · · · · · · · $1.98 Punching Bag Set · · · · · · · · $4.98 Doctor & Nurse Kits .. · · .. $1.98 ELECTRIC GAMES: Scrap Books .... ·... .. .. .. $1.69 Midget Auto . . . . . $6·95 Sku Boll . . . . . . . . . $5.98 Baseball .. , . ..... $3.98 Hi-Fi and Stereo Legion Members To Sock Candy For Yule Treat 2 Records Near Falling To Big 0 Saturday Contains helmets, mess J•tt 8:45 Huntley Brinkley Report _ 1'1l0 ~s:,•~-· ·-:-;;--:;;;:- American Banast~U Rin Tin ·na 8:00 San. Franclii!O BUt: Jack· FOR GIRLS! . 4,00 lmlia. FOR BOYS! Sjtww 5 :30 SOMBAY, lndia UPJ - The Dalai Lama, exiled god·king of Tibet arrived in Bombay Monday f~r a four·day stay on his pilgrimate to Buddhist shrines in 'I 3:30 From Tbe&e Rt:Krta t :OO Hou'M! on Hh~h Jtree\ 1:30 Split Pei'IOili1UY 5,00 Stumboat Bill 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 1 :00 Steamlxlal Bill 8:15 The Jim Tbl...!ker SJiaw 1.)1 Weatherall ll:OO U:lO l1 :15 ChQnnel8-Tuesdo\ DALAl LAMA ARRIVES C•nton ••• ~ !!two -·..4{CHS.TV e"annel 8 MRS. PAUL ROH\.I!DER of Continental Classroora Toda.,. Katie Doonan Comedy Time DvUgh. Re loll cancc=-• ....fjon ~:~ KOYittl.llD YoUng Dr. Malone · U:l~ 6:00 1:00 · &.to 0:30 1 11 :~ Play YoW" Hunch l'!llce h IUIIht ;00 MJd.[)aJ .1 6:4!J Huntley Brlnkle)' Report 7 :00 Cannonball 7:30 Laramie 8:30 y ;bber McGee and MoHr 9:00 Arthur Murray Party 9:30 Startime • 10:30 Set. t!Oko tl·OO Ne"NN HeAtiliaol FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST In PRICES FASHST in SERVIa ~ 1 1,1~ or -ccnsecauenea ~:: 'l'fvtD. It could Be You 5:80 Superman 6.0 Lowrey ShDWrtme tUft Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Weatb~rc.ut 1:30 ..; f· ws Pktu.r· I, TROOPS KILL SIVIN MACAO UPI - Ch inese C()m· munist troops on Lappa IeJand rlddlt.>d with gunfire a smapan carrying seven persons seekJng refuge in '!forluguese Macao Sunday, It wa, reported today. All petBO'Qs, including three were killed or drowned. I' SEASONS GREETINGS - To Orie And All Racine CLIF'S SHOE REPAIR UNDIROOIISVR.IRY LONDON UPl - The Dueh011 of Winlor underwent a mJnor operation for tbe removal of ao lllllam· matoey turmor (1. wbJU()w) fr()m hrr band at a London ellal.e )Jonday. She arrived In London last with the Duke. Con1plolo Uue Tlnkerbell Children Cosmetics 59cto$2.50 W E. Mala 81. PhOne 197 Houn: t.lo I ........ Tlauntlay ItO Nooa I(/II_".J#: ( I · '-;p . ~i DECORATIONS ' ,: • -·· TREE TOPS .. .............. 69c - 98c - $1.49 TREE ORNAMENTS ..· ... 79c - $1.09- $1.39 & up HOLIDAY MAIL BAGS . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. $1.09 SARAN ICICLES 29c & 49c . TINSEL 29c and 59c 7 Independently Burning Christma1 Lighh ... $1.55 15 LIGHTS ... $4.59 TREE STANDS ... 98c HOLIDAY CANDLES (Complete Line) SNOW .......... 98c ·on the new .·H:OOYER' • . ROBERT the ROBOT Aeeorted etlocolatM tt~40 1111. IMii Special $2.50 .... _ .... 70 ··~............ 'til~.,. PHARMACY Walgreen Agency POMROY, 0. ., . Here's your .big chance. Middleport lllercbanta tq atve ' away f80(1.00 bi CASH. · ·~ niU 01! n. eleuer lit" . r NOTHING TO BUY- JtlST IUIGIS'I'IIa DUTTON DRUG. ·CO. ' ·:' lift:ll '.'; • 'l.\11U'edly! '' .... ; •' · ' · RUT·LA~D FURNJ1ll:R.E . • .. · ...-,-· - · l" I .1 "" r · ,. "~• J•O&Iand •n '·Oh·10 ' ' ' .. ....... ' 1'· ,). q~J n~(~Or ~ · ~ C.. "" ' Be........ ' Register For Free Cash Bonus Register For Pomeroy's Giant T reosure Chest ' .·-.. $4.9~95 . Regular $5.98 \ ,•'' H9.W· .ONLY.. .. IDEAL 'I'Ol' Cl..OSE..OIJ'I' ~.\!oi!l '~ ~. STARK'S ..·. Const~lletion. This Week's Spec· j• . ' ' , • ,, . ~ . <; ~ ., ·• ·'· ltlf,-.;. ' • · · · ·· .td f. �' D~ily sentinel, Pomeroy-MlddleJl(lrt, o ., Die. 15, 19~ TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channe• 3 Harrison, Chonne13--1'uesdo' 4:00 Houle on Hlib Slirt:et uo SpHt •Peraonatlty 6:00 St•IIDI!OO l'ltl I I, I ' .I A Salbfled Ctulomor b Oar Flnl Colllidenlloa 1l :lU w~atbereut Jack Paar Sbow 1:00 3Wn ljff Channel 3- Wedm~sdo "ELECTRICITY COSTS LESS IN OHIOn says MlAMI. Fla. UPI-Quarterback w:oo Pete Hall of Marquette, the third leading passer among the major collegel, has been added to the Nartb squad for the annual North South Shrine footb.all game here Dee. 26. Also named to the North team was John Gremer, :Z.SO.pound guard from Olinois. ~. 8111 6:<0 LARGE ASSORTMENT of RENO, N•v. UPI - JM Vlrfll, with IX!, Sfoclttotl, Clllf., stoppH Rudy Alb- Coron1, 122, Sanor•, MP:Ico 41. CHRISTMAS RECORDS Commando Kits · · · · · · · · · · $2.98 TEA SETS · ........ · 98c- $1.98 ld~tlre!l. -· ' GUN and HOlSTER' SElF Wagon Train ..... $2.98 Maverick . . . . . . . . $2.98 Gunsmoke . . . . . . . $5.98 BASKETBAll · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $3.98 FOOTBALLS $2.98 and $3.98 Nf':WI Pimi,. UO ll.ini!UDt 7:30 waB:on ·rraln 8:30 l'riee l !llAht c omo sllolt 9 ;00 lO:OO rttiS Js Your Life pem !p:S~ State~ · Ne*a "Readltoes Weathereut . The Jack J"aar Show 81 Olf Cleland's F11,BE PARKING PhOIIe 100 E. Malta IlL P0111e1QJ KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPI-Oscar Robertson, who already hold1 seven Missouri Valley Conference scoring records, oan add two more Saturday night at LoulllviiJe. The Cinclnnati AU-American needs only 29 points to eralie the career scoring record of 2,162 set by Cleo Littleton of WiUnJveraity in 1901-M. als() can wipe oot 761-career field coal record of Uttleton with 15 two-pointera. He bas scored 743 field goall in two years and h11s tallied 2,134 points. .. . ... .... - 2,19 :!li• G¥e Storm ShoW 3:00 Beat the Clock B:fi W1o1J Do You Tndl 1:00 .. m,;.~an BtndstiiiDd s~ !lfY 1'111od tJlda 1:00 ~ ........ ,Boat. 5:110 ~ .llllq _.... t :OO '!'be .Rtn*'IDBll 9:30 Philip Marlowe 12: ~ 1 J., Ori Wio ·Diol ' ~ ·cbal¥1 W"eiVer Sbow • ~~nd .uam.n =•~l&hl Ftabla ,Sign ( l8:45 .1:00 1:00 .1:10 ' ·~ ·:rtt• r 7:00 Fol!t J ....,. . 7:30 Coult of :r..otlteoort . ' 8:40 Wuthli 8:45 I>'; . Alcoa Pnaenta I(eep .,.alking The ~~~"' 1\>nl!lln scanning the weather . ~ - I ',' . .....,,..__.'.. . .- l :SO Vlai af We 1:00 D111 II! Colll'l YOUl''!UO~ weat~ermaa u :1() Spo11B 11:10 Late 99.0 . 11:80 Tile .... 12:00 1\HiiOD Gun 12:30 Lo•t' That Bot • \ :(A) 6:45 Job:ft ·'DilY Newt 7,00 Giv. Underwood 7:30 Bronco B ·~u Wyd•t ~ 10:00 tO :SU 11 :00' \1:06 Tune In NIWS Of . .. ..~..., More Exams To Be'HeldFor . ...... 1;5U"~ I S$"A;M,,. '·: .,;· -~ .~A _u ..,, t··~li ·~~ II 1:~e ••::&O. N'"oli ', ~~"s·.P.Nt ·Station t•••o··. · .OOCiWJEtl . Watts 990 kc 1 ~--- Shirley Temple Tea Set · · $2:98 BRIDE DOll · · .. .. · $4.99 3 Year Old, Reg. $22.95 COWBOY HATS · · · .. $1.00 life Size Doll · · · · Special $17.95 liNCOLN LOGS · · $1.00- $2.00 Pony Tail Sewing Kits · · · · $1.00 Complelo Llue Model Airplanes, Boats, Automo- Autograph FootbaRs · · · · · · $2.98 lllle, Rockets, etc. · · 69c - $2.98 •TOY DRUMS · .. · · · .. $1.00 Housekeeping Set · · · · · · · · $1.98 Punching Bag Set · · · · · · · · $4.98 Doctor & Nurse Kits .. · · .. $1.98 ELECTRIC GAMES: Scrap Books .... ·... .. .. .. $1.69 Midget Auto . . . . . $6·95 Sku Boll . . . . . . . . . $5.98 Baseball .. , . ..... $3.98 Hi-Fi and Stereo Legion Members To Sock Candy For Yule Treat 2 Records Near Falling To Big 0 Saturday Contains helmets, mess J•tt 8:45 Huntley Brinkley Report _ 1'1l0 ~s:,•~-· ·-:-;;--:;;;:- American Banast~U Rin Tin ·na 8:00 San. Franclii!O BUt: Jack· FOR GIRLS! . 4,00 lmlia. FOR BOYS! Sjtww 5 :30 SOMBAY, lndia UPJ - The Dalai Lama, exiled god·king of Tibet arrived in Bombay Monday f~r a four·day stay on his pilgrimate to Buddhist shrines in 'I 3:30 From Tbe&e Rt:Krta t :OO Hou'M! on Hh~h Jtree\ 1:30 Split Pei'IOili1UY 5,00 Stumboat Bill 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 1 :00 Steamlxlal Bill 8:15 The Jim Tbl...!ker SJiaw 1.)1 Weatherall ll:OO U:lO l1 :15 ChQnnel8-Tuesdo\ DALAl LAMA ARRIVES C•nton ••• ~ !!two -·..4{CHS.TV e"annel 8 MRS. PAUL ROH\.I!DER of Continental Classroora Toda.,. Katie Doonan Comedy Time DvUgh. Re loll cancc=-• ....fjon ~:~ KOYittl.llD YoUng Dr. Malone · U:l~ 6:00 1:00 · &.to 0:30 1 11 :~ Play YoW" Hunch l'!llce h IUIIht ;00 MJd.[)aJ .1 6:4!J Huntley Brlnkle)' Report 7 :00 Cannonball 7:30 Laramie 8:30 y ;bber McGee and MoHr 9:00 Arthur Murray Party 9:30 Startime • 10:30 Set. t!Oko tl·OO Ne"NN HeAtiliaol FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST In PRICES FASHST in SERVIa ~ 1 1,1~ or -ccnsecauenea ~:: 'l'fvtD. It could Be You 5:80 Superman 6.0 Lowrey ShDWrtme tUft Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Weatb~rc.ut 1:30 ..; f· ws Pktu.r· I, TROOPS KILL SIVIN MACAO UPI - Ch inese C()m· munist troops on Lappa IeJand rlddlt.>d with gunfire a smapan carrying seven persons seekJng refuge in '!forluguese Macao Sunday, It wa, reported today. All petBO'Qs, including three were killed or drowned. I' SEASONS GREETINGS - To Orie And All Racine CLIF'S SHOE REPAIR UNDIROOIISVR.IRY LONDON UPl - The Dueh011 of Winlor underwent a mJnor operation for tbe removal of ao lllllam· matoey turmor (1. wbJU()w) fr()m hrr band at a London ellal.e )Jonday. She arrived In London last with the Duke. Con1plolo Uue Tlnkerbell Children Cosmetics 59cto$2.50 W E. Mala 81. PhOne 197 Houn: t.lo I ........ Tlauntlay ItO Nooa I(/II_".J#: ( I · '-;p . ~i DECORATIONS ' ,: • -·· TREE TOPS .. .............. 69c - 98c - $1.49 TREE ORNAMENTS ..· ... 79c - $1.09- $1.39 & up HOLIDAY MAIL BAGS . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. $1.09 SARAN ICICLES 29c & 49c . TINSEL 29c and 59c 7 Independently Burning Christma1 Lighh ... $1.55 15 LIGHTS ... $4.59 TREE STANDS ... 98c HOLIDAY CANDLES (Complete Line) SNOW .......... 98c ·on the new .·H:OOYER' • . ROBERT the ROBOT Aeeorted etlocolatM tt~40 1111. IMii Special $2.50 .... _ .... 70 ··~............ 'til~.,. PHARMACY Walgreen Agency POMROY, 0. ., . Here's your .big chance. Middleport lllercbanta tq atve ' away f80(1.00 bi CASH. · ·~ niU 01! n. eleuer lit" . r NOTHING TO BUY- JtlST IUIGIS'I'IIa DUTTON DRUG. ·CO. ' ·:' lift:ll '.'; • 'l.\11U'edly! '' .... ; •' · ' · RUT·LA~D FURNJ1ll:R.E . • .. · ...-,-· - · l" I .1 "" r · ,. "~• J•O&Iand •n '·Oh·10 ' ' ' .. ....... ' 1'· ,). q~J n~(~Or ~ · ~ C.. "" ' Be........ ' Register For Free Cash Bonus Register For Pomeroy's Giant T reosure Chest ' .·-.. $4.9~95 . Regular $5.98 \ ,•'' H9.W· .ONLY.. .. IDEAL 'I'Ol' Cl..OSE..OIJ'I' ~.\!oi!l '~ ~. STARK'S ..·. Const~lletion. This Week's Spec· j• . ' ' , • ,, . ~ . <; ~ ., ·• ·'· ltlf,-.;. ' • · · · ·· .td f. �...~ ~:.IV •• I ,.....,1>1111 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dee. IS, 1959 1 • Kt*UsH ••nntNS ~ ~ JIOSCOW UPI - Soriet ~ I , I to visit Kie• and olber utram- 1 ian cities on hil way home from ~- Nlkib Drulhc:bev returned the Communi.Jt party congreN 1D ._\o 11o1oow Suadal after &toppln& Budapeal. . '•u,; nj L. W. ?ieComs pre!~'~ u the the meetin& the officialChurch oo''"' l of Reath of :dethodist when the:~~ met Sunda,y evening at the chi.U'Ch for their regular meet· lng ..,itb 14 members present. GIANTSavingsl " 'i' oa tbe ~ " • •'' I HOOVER Casey were appointed as 4rtu a tout 1n IJ't~ll,\f ,, , MARRIED 11 YEARI-Peter and OeleiUa n--. ---·- ._._. IIUit'.ld. 81 yeu.ii. '' ,' 1 ! , ut., to their Dee. 11 weddln&' a.mdvenary. Tbe -·~.. """'"!'.>;'.q"'-:;.,;-·;;;;;-ii;;;;;;;o#,"~·~'a· ~ - - both 81. ----~ NOTHINIJ CI.IANS YOUR CAIPITS AS WIU. AS A HOOVER UPIIIJHT \.. _ ---- Chester Grades To Present Yule Operetta Thursday rWIIh Hooftr'1 txdYiivt cleaning system aU of the dirt I• Nmoved-faatl Carpetl rtLgoln .... ......,.,... and brifhtn.M they had when new. Automatic "II acljulfment makH cleanlnt with the lightweight Hoover o brHn. IUngslu throw-oway bog need• chongfng .... often becauM II hold• more dirt. Ovter / vinyl Jackel can be wiped , clean- won't tad•.) New two-•pMCI motor glv~• SO% more •udlon with attochmtnlt... ;, ~-· _,' tur "'• lest -Buy a Hoovtr1,, :,; )f "..'t< ·.' -"'' ·., .-,,&-,. - .,•"'1 BAKER FURNITURE On The Brlghlesl Corner In MIDDLEPORT • POT LUCK DINNiliR The Rock Springs Better Health Club will hold lheir annual Christ· mat~ party Thursday at the Grange Halt A potluck dinner will be served at noon followed by a The Chester g:Nde school wtU meeting. Members are asked to present a Christmas operatta 01 bri,n g a 25c gift for the grab bag. Thursday, Dec. 17th at 8 P· ro. under the direction of Mrs. Alicl!l Nease. Th is year's operetta "She Did· n't Betieve" is ba~:~ed on a little girl who didn 't belie\'e in Chri11t-Pomeroy. Ohio mas, however when she finds no one cares for her because she did· TONIGHT n't believe, she changes her mind. The cast will include nearl:y "THE EARTH IS 'MINE" 200 pupils and charaeter parts Ro<'k Hudson , Jean Simmons are: two little elves, the dancing Not Open W.ctnnclay dolls, poinsettias, a cho~· choo train, miseltoe and holly, •md-up THURSDAY ond FRIDAY toys, little Christmas candlu, ::ianta Claus, gift packages. jump. "THAT KIND OF WOMEN" · an d mer· ing Jacks, housewives Sophie Loren - Tab Hun·t er chants. "Porothy" the JitUe iJll who doe&~ 't belif~ve is belnJ pia)ed by Jan·et Flck. d h th have Teac ers an mo er' worked hard with Mrs. NeaBe to make this a de1i,htful operett a and they extend e welcome to all. .I ' •' THf. l!olOII'r APPLAlJili'.D 611!1! IA ' MEIGS THEATRE ~~,~fOL~LO~W~the~C~ROW~.OS. I . , f ,· :,Mainlvr .: ·, ~ ._ .-·· . . Pe6b1J!.)·' · .,_ In Pom~rdi · ... ·'1\r LuctLLI ·l:f~ ',~ _1 Mr. n.d Mra. -~t 1)4Uey returned home Su.fiftr' , aa eight weeks vlftt ;·. ire· ' Je!l~n~ Calif., with their '· 10n arlJI:,.daUJtl· terinlaw, Mr.aDd .• ¥llal !flit .Dalley and fami!J' and: M:~ D~)'.'l '"" ter-in.faw, Mr. .a..tut :~c:a~ ~- Dafiey Mfl. Ho\\'ard Sait . .~ W.h~ , tbere they qent a Weektlld a~· '~• Angeles with Mrs. ·Hfhj,e · J9Pell. Mr. and Mrs; »Wt..·'W~ and family spent t~.. 'f~e.keJl~ · tn Day ton with relatJve.a. · . :. ·.·:t~ , Mr. and Mrs. · ~! Olarleston, were' Sattti' ·· .' of Misses Ellen and- . tm-a '"' ,. . Eben· 1•• , • I' SILVER DOLLAR SALE •Gfr fi· '*""., bach. , · · · -· '' ·· ···-· •· Mrs. Avery Goetteltt' ;lf,i~ patient at St · Antllf>l\r~ ffl'.•Pit.al, ColumbUs. · , , -< . . Mr. and ••....:,11 . >fl...• · 'C'i-'" L •rad · "" • .,_ ~ ~Q' "D.;..,\:iwAv, N. d.u'~ter' Jan' .f . "_,. 'r!!! J., were week,. nd .:•""'~"'~.,~.,;, H!iiall4. ~~' ·J:if: their parents, Mr. and:, ){r.ai, f;J.;.,,~ Filh· cr and Mu. Kat,rm .llill!>iJon. Paul FlBber wtw· In Columbus spent the. *"!I,Od at wor. o.ooo :: =:~·= .u~=~ wen TheN aiDe lll:recton from thlt aru JINMill IDd all but two of U.. fCbtol ol the louthealtern Oblo ~ ...4 repre.eat.tion pr...1at. oalJ of the league 4Jnct0l'l there were wt"' · · Mtddltport.,. GtWpoU., Jaebon, day evening at the Federated Church in Pomeroy for employes and wives of the Landmark oraan· lzatlon In Pomeroy. Mr. and MJ;. Jaek Carsey were host and hoateis for the occasion . '· NOW IN PROGRISS IVERY DAY 'TIL CHRISTMAS! Abs-olutely Sensational - Store Wide. Everyth.ini included. '11he Sale of Mir-acle Value.s. ReMd det11.Us below. No Red Tape. You purch~e , In our store includins nationally .adanyl:b mg - y ca, ANYTIIING . ver.N:~~OO H.ems. Keep all oof your' sales slips and pre5ent them 'ott our 1 peclal caah desk . For every $10.00 purcha..e Pkkens' w. J-~1 ·p.ay you one lllhiny s.i lwr dollar. Just think what you can buy with ~II . th ~ extr,a CiiSh. No one can dupUcate the values ·to be found at PLckens du~1ing llhelr Silver Dollar Sale. Compafe an~here. Lester Hart of .C4.n~tl Well•ton, NeltoDville and Logan. Jr.-m P......_ 1 us OPEN ALL QAY EVERY DAY I Cub Scouts Hold Christmas Meet At Hindy Home A -christmas part)' for the CUb Scout11 of Dens 41 and 2 of Middleport was held Monday evening at Llle home of .Mrs. Kalad Hind)', Je~der of Den 6. Mn. Charles Alf. Bradbury is the leader for Den ·;~ and assi&ted Mr11. Hinely with tM party. Scouts of Mrs. Hind,Y'a Den 01ssisted with the serving. . \ tatlons by the ehildren and two nches- 1 play-a..by the ~hildren and adults. . · Pomeroy's Treasure Chest . ' ,.- .t ' ' ' '., ' I; • $14~... ~l~S 4 Pair . I ', I ' ' Dewtplper· .Cartoonilt · ·and now 1\~:~!"'• I.U~or· of ,trt ot Qll. 114,,-w.rl: 1: I Open Everv Night Til9:89 P.ltl. • Treelights otAII Kinds - lndoorandOutdoo1 Window and T rec Decorations, Good Yanety ~~See These ValuesU$~~ -~ .Eiberfelds In Pomeroy . '" " MOORE'S ' Farmer Dexter Area Died Tuesday Funeral 1ervices are bfoling an· nounC'ed for William V. R1fe, aJile 89, who died at the home of his son, Harlan Rife, Dexter Route, TUeaday at ~:20 a. m. Mr. RJfe waa a retired farmer of tbe Dexter area. The hut few rears he ~nd hia wife have lived in WiJ.Jiietville. He was born June 187Q.ln Bedford Townlif tbe late EU and ANOTHER WARM WELCOME - King Paul (right, facing camera) introduces President Eisenhower (left) to othet members of the Greek Government after the President oirr:ived in Athens to anolher thunderous welcome. (RADIOPHOTO) Rife. survivJRJ, waa Myrta sons alao survive: he passed away; .. -·:-_c : Dewey, Spring. Dexter; two C&rpen· Rt. A tbo the achleftDleDt --~~~~--~~~---- Norman Gloeckner, Cincinnat~ Fonner 'Pomerov Man, Is Dead Mr. Gloekne.r. btqther of Albert (;loeek:ner, of Pomt~roy, left here about 12 years aa:o to take employment In Clndnnatl 11 a machinil.t. He died in Jewilh Hoapltal there at 11 a. m. Tueaday. Services will be beld in Cincinnati tomorrow evening after wbich t.I;Je body wiU be returned to Pomeroy. Survlv~ng are tour sons: Norman; Jr., Jacll: and J. D. all of Cindnnati atJd James of Cleveland, ·o. A aon. Jern and a dada:Jlter Marpret, are decfll.lled. Other survivor~ are two aiatera Marauet Snlth, Jenkins, Ky., and Rota Hartenbacb, . Pomerqr. left fo. c. A brothtir, Le\vJi and A aiater, Mrs. Fanaie Ambeqer, _preceded hilit in death. · · ' More detalia of aenices bete will be anno_UI'Ji~ later from tlle Ewing .Fuoer.al . Home• . 0 Speeding Charge Caused $15 Fine For Meigs Man · Harry,~ohtam, Of Syracuse, Dies At Age 6.l Harry Bobnm, w, Syracuse, LhLiliiOI'DiDJ at Ateiil General pital followmg .l<'uneraJ Friday Sacred C•• ,, • • : ProJq,._ed UJnea. will ~ held oa 9 •· .fll, at the CoJumbua Mayor-Eleet To Nixon ·»rt•· METER RECEIPTS _ Meter receipts for Micldlepert for the p.ast week totalled $181. Chief Hcrl:lcrt Gilkey reported t1:tfl morning. .. Keeton bad been charged by Pomeroy police CoUowih8 an acci· dent on Eaat Main St. ... Fringe Economic Pro~als Made By McDonal4I In Negotiations With 5 Aluminum Produce~ CHICAGO UP[ -Negotiators for five aluminum companies today conaidered "fringe economic pro~, .. ,made. by United Steelworlt~r President David J. McDonald in a top-level conference, M~Donald conferred with exeeu:ivea of the firma TueSday in a .n "ting chareed with hopefulness ~r an early ~ttle~ent of :ontraet 1putes pen rna smce t e pacts expired la&t July 31. An industry spokesman, who de~lined to be identified, told United i>ress International that MeDon· 1ld aaked aluminum executives to !Xplore what management would regard as innovations in - the contracts. .·1 :\fcDonald also awaited - a reply 1 fr from Roger -¥· Blough, board proposala, beljeved tp include\ chairman of United StatetL Steel, to quetts for b~dened ~ If.'> the union leader'& challenge to a grams. .• nationally televised delJal.e on s~eel But neither Mcl>onald nor t}le stcilr.e iuuea. firms pooposed full moDe)' pan. Com-pian,y officials studied Me- ages, according to industry conDonald's proposals with their bar. ferees . · i#lining ·team$ ·a fter the conferees The talks aUect about '~sa,OOO adjourned teinporarily, iubJect to workers, includiftg , Alcot. 16 000 ca~ Do ld d Artb J G ld workers, 8,00Q of Reynolds, 7#10 c na an ur · o · Kaiser, 1 ,400 Ormet ud ' BOO OHnbere. USW general counael con. ferred with other un;.on officen Mathieson employe&. today while the company negotia· McDonald has safe! be hoPe8 to ton sought to determine the cost reach agreement with all frve , of the fringe benefits outlined by , firms by the end of thia week. the USW head. oVork has continued at the timla' The industry spokel!!man said plants under contract utensionl, joint talks would be resumed after !>ubject to cancellation by either the fjrms complete rescarct, on the <side on 10 days' notice. .. .. Brakemen, Flagmen Won't Go On Strike CQurt :: Told, Until Ruling Is Issued In lnjuncti~p '' 3-Speed Record Players · · · · · · · · · · · Now $17.88 Sunbeam Mixers ..:. Fry Skillets - Electric Razors For The Man Of The House NEW NORELCO RAZOR .. · .. .. .. .. : .$24.,5 Month To Sign For Examinations c . Funeral services wiJl be hold tero Saturday at 2 p.m. for Norman H. G!oeckr!er of Cincinnati, for many years an em· pioyo or the State Highway Department In lllelis County. ROJ!. U%.95 Reg. $%4.9$ Teachers Have T&e · pilullna ·Black Beauty Hobby Horse, Large Size · · $14.95 Tractors & Pedal Cars · · · · · · · · · · From $12.95 up ·chllclnn's VIctrola, Reg. $9.95 · · · · · · Now $5.95 Other Vktrolas, Single Play Architect Promises Completed PI~ F ToFollow · llf ~ hu ¥M.1•1rilftc ~ · llllilOii.O. . . ' . . ; Games were pla)'ed and prize was wt•n by Richard Hq:&erty. . other Den 41 members preaent were Kolth French, Charlea Clarkson.. 1 : .. 1k C .Buskirk alld Steve Hlndy. &outs of Den 2 were Roy eel• 1101111, Haymond Hindy, Ala uUt)' anct Dan! Jcuk1ns. . 1..1 u~· sts for the party were Mary <~nd suz.ume Hradbury and Janie Jnll lieorgc Hindy . 'J his u1 the Jut meetina: these two Dens will have until the flrat ol the year_ I l Sonth&D- District Sees Bids Awarded For New High School By April In 1969 ColJ.iaon, director of the Department of Industrial and EconoDevelopment, a veteran mic "bringer of new indurtriea to Ohio" was represented at the Gallipolia meeUng by Doa Stull, h:s exerutiv.e aulstant. Stull not~d that Callisol\ bas had 10 active part in bringlnJ 108 ne-.v induatrlea Into Ohio. Funeral Hnietl were eonduct· . Pri:D.e purpose of the appear· ance hen of Collison Wlil be to ed llond&J at 1:00 o'cleek at the 1 susgest to count)' repreaeDtativea Rnflinp-CGaf.l funeral Home" in wbat they can do to attract new Middleport lor lin. Prod (Marinduscy to their communitiea. He ietta) Tbomat wtio paiHd away at knows what n_e~ indllStcy la look·. bar home Dec. II, lng for when ma.ldng a move or Rev. Ho~rd · RuJ1l)elt of thl!l exPindlna:, Stull aald. Fl.rst United Preab)'terlan Cbllfcb The countiea to be represented of wbirb Mra. 'Thomaa waa a memat Kya:er include Meiga, GaUia, be_r conducted .the YrvJCell with Adams, VInton, Lawrence, Jack- burial in the Riverview Cemetery. son, RGSS, Pike and Scioto. Pallbearera · were Lawrence Ha11t organization will be the Bing1 Chulea McEihin.lly, JJmet Meiss-Gallia DeveLopment Asso- Euler, Earl Krii&ht, Earl Loctett ciation headed by Alva T. Grover and Howard Byen. o( Cheshire, who ~hairtnt.ned tbe committee meetine :yesterday Sunday eveblnc the Eastern with Stull, CoUia&n's assistant Star aervicea were conducted bY One of Collison's mluiona In Evangeline Chapter, OES of Mid· Contribution · Ohio government 11 to attract dleport at the J'ameral Hol)le "ltb .A contribution of $1500 from more industry to Ohio, especially Mr1. Tbeo Neut&llne, Worthy Ma- G. c. Murphy ·Company hu ~~~ ~·~:~. into are'llla now w1thout lt. tron conductinl the service. She announced by the Baird of ·1 Attending the planhing meet- was assiated · by James. Clatwortby tee• Qf the PleaS¥t Valley Hoapltal Jng in GalUpolis bl!l&ides Grover Mrs. Jamea Clatworthy; Mn. John In POint Pleasant. and Stull were Carl Biaa, Gerald Vroman, Mrs. !ttl Mae Norton, The eoutrlbutiou Is the second I~:::, Preaton, Lawrence Huber, Mann- Mrs. Guy Reynolds, lllla1 Freddie sJven ·by the company. The origin. I~ ing Wetherholt, Sen. J . Sherman Houda&belt , and Mrs. Wendell a1 contribution wu made' durin, · Porter and Ricbard OWen. ____ 1Bunee. _construction of the hoafitai. A Rutland who Is now art teacherwhen at Ohio Uni-,:~i~·:~~~:;ro:.~·;~ verslty will benative honored tomorrow his mural painting or the first · lllght by the WriJ!ht brothers will go on permanent the Ohio state lfouse. He Js Dwlgbt Mutchler, and reared ln Rutland, a former / Brotben ..- ..~ I ltcgi!ltea• Here t'or Collison To Address Leaders · Of9SEOCountiesAtKyger 9wight Mutchler, Rutland Native, To Receive Honors Friday For His Mural In State House I Weather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wedneoday, December 18, 19S9 !the Special banda that played were the U. S. Army band under the direction of Steve l.awrence,dJ the ' 1 Vanctyef Ci:llli!ge; Band of In ana and the All Amer~can Band. Mi Dail.il.wo.ul~ Ute to txp~ess r.a.:_ ~ hia U.Ulb to j;u,_Jocal BUd Boos.......... ..1 t' h financ d ' aten• e hi trt..;,.....,liJ~.:.. ,..hilOR w o , s •., w '"' cae:o. . ·' . , ter vlalted S~ .w( , ,W. F. Yo~nJ, a,:al'befrJ: ~.. · ~ ~r.' Mr. ~d Mrs: Joh•• of Louh1ville, Ky., sPW, ~eV.~l daya recently witl) lier 1l1ter u;, bro· A full course dmner was served ther ln·law, Mr. · aDd "Mia . ..A. M. and the guest11 pl11yed bingo and Zabl. · • 1 , · sung Cllnlltmas carols. Mr. and Mfs. Milton 'ttoulh ind family- ·of ZaneavUII!l wei~ ' · week Those present were: Mr. and ..drs. end guests of J.tr. t:l)it t«r~<' -Mason L:arl Musser Mr. and Mill. Robert Fisher and famUt. · ·,. Mr. and M,a: 'J'td Jone•·· ~f ~ark Lmdatramer: Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell Ferguson, Mr. and :.tn. Larry ersburg were WfteKeft.(l ''lllhts of · O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buck Mr .. an d .. _ Eu•• ,;nrS. _ ne ,.,A..,10.. ... UII"\0'1111• ley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burllo!l, Mr. and Mn, . WiUlant ,, Neaae Mr. and Mrs. Glen LawLSon, Mr. and and family of ·M1ddleto~. wt~re Mn. Arthur Hood, Mr. 11.nd Mrs. wtttend gue.t1 , of' their . ~uenta. Kenneth Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Mr. tnd Mra. Clltford:' Pblllipa ua Parker, Mr. and Mra. Keith an d Mra. . . ·N ' ftl-co. • ·· Dorothy Russell, Miu Nr and Mrs J'. T0D)pll;in 5 and MitiS Nadine R.ouah, Mrw. John Werey: 1.1n v~altor1 ln nel, Blll Park~sbutg Mondaj , ., . ~~::~~~· .Stewart, George Robert Harr1s, HAiun1en Fin· ·._ .. Mr and }tn Uo:yd King, GRANGI_. 19 .~IT and Mrs. RObert Chapman and Pomeroy Bend ·, Granae will and Mrs. Car11ey. ' "' 'melt at 2 p, m. 'l'hUnday. at the DAV Halt AU m'"""ra. are urJOd to · · , .· : · VOL XI NO. 206 1500 Dur1DI the eltDlc wbicb started on the 9th there ''Mfl lliCh school, ' grade school UlCI band from New York, IDdia.Da, Jllinoil, Maryland, Iowa and W1J. ~onsln wbo played durln.l the se• slona. · ·: · ·. -~··· Edward Parf1tL enttne I I WE GIVE YOU REAL SILVER DOLLARS ON EVERYTHING YOU BOY . . . . POMEROY, OHIO • •. LEG-SIZE BTOCKIN.G.S •..... Chli/l.tqtas Pl'()I(Wn '. Christmas Party la-. ~p~ed A r Chl'tttmas program will . preatnlt~ Sunday evening at 7,30 'Is Held For ~.. home '" Mlner;tllli. ... o'clock at the Cbeoler Houoe of Mr. an.d M.,._ . tla~lpa ;, -~lte [Prayer, directed by Mrs. Paul Landmark Fo Iks and family, of w,n... ~· t~e Hotr.... and Mra. Bradley Pooler. A Christmas party waa; held Frl· weekend gu~~ of Mr. a~ Ml'll. The proaram will Cl)nsl&t of reci- TO PICKENS' BIG PHOJH 38f.-T ' . Georie DaU.as, band director of the MJddleport High Sehoo~ re-turned S.turday from Chioago where he attended the 13th an· nutl, Jllid·Weat Band Clihic whiob hold at the Sherman Hotel 1in Cbli:aa:o. Tllero band dtrec- DALLAl, Tex. UPI-4 c~r ciNw. er.und Dellaa TueNaw wMh ' • ..._,_ In Ita ......... lfMI thll •ltn: ,.()penN by ml•takt." Last Rites Held Monday For Mrs. Marietta Thomas Band Director Attends Mid-west Band Meeting · • .. ( n acung • e DON'T CLDII TILL XMAS Plans were made Tuesday in GaiUpoU. for the pilbllc Ky· ger Creek dinner meeting in January to which leaders from . nine southeastern Ohio counties Will be invited to hear Koder Collison, Ohio's newest cabinet member. · ){,NOW. •• Mr . and :~"rs . Charles Asa Brad· bury were al&o appointed as a com· mittee to see that there are greet· ers preaent. each Sunday for the morning worship service. ' - ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:-';;;;;;;;;,o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=~---===-, counsl:llon for the MYF. ··-...."'' ' .. . Sl .... Phi SOfWlty will bold ""' Uoltod Preol»terian Cl!urch annul Chrl&tmH \)arty at af l4lddleport wiU be held tbia of Mn Jame1 Souden. evenini at the church. Memben South Fifth Avenue. Middle- .re to bring a gift for the o:· this eveDinJ;; at a o'clock. ehanJe. During the meeting M.r. and Mrs . W.t:Yne Gibbont and Mrs. Clarence (while they lao!) • , ' .<:r--6 CHRiiTMAI PMTT · ML ~lcComas presented the de votions using the toppic "Keeping the Spirit of Christmas." Convertible 65 ,,'' · ' 0 · To Meee Tbo Deooraw meetli, aod The ObJo Eta Phi Chapter of the C: brl•tmaa part1 of Group 1 of dae Board Holds Regular ,. ••• • Heoth Offlciai 1 ' CHUCJCLE FOR TODAY ,• MASON. ' .. ' PHILADELPHIA UPI - The U. S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit was assured today th.at brakemen and flagnlen o( the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Rail· would not go on strike until t.he court issued a ruling on an injunction sought by the railroad. The t~trike was schedult>d for 4 :SQ p. m. today. The court took the appeal umler advisement after bearing .irgu ment hy counsel for both the railroad and the Brotherhood or LocOmotive Trainmen, and lndi· cated it might tate some time to reach a ruUng. The IJOion '1!1 aaertion It would strike until a rullna: w11s handt~•l ~'!.'~~w~ was made by Aborney Branaon, after the court expreB&ed eonover what miMht happen U opiDIOn - ·dlloftd. udges Herbert F. Goodrich, William H. Hastie and Harry E. Kalodner told attorneys for both sides they doubted whether they · •• could g!' Cl,;er ali aspects of. the cue fall'ly before the deadline. Brandon, ~unsel for the Oro· therhood, assured the eourt the 700 brakemen and fla.gme~ would not strike unUI the ruling was handed down. The railroad 's petition (or an injunction restraining the emplcyes from striking was in an ap~al (rom an order by Federal Judge John Mcilvaine in Pittsburgh. He '11Jcated a restraining order whicb Jet the Brotherhood Cree to · 11 trike today. Jamea R. Orr, ·railroad counsel, ~old the court the PL&:E had &he tollbt lo tilt" 1n. illjuaotlon illsofo.r as the National Mediation :Qovd had ·•exe~i•cd its juriadiet.lo ·to · come back into ·lbia cue." " He said the ~ fater:pr~ted the act to mean that when 1~ .reentered the ~ase after Ute cooling off period, the "ltatus quo" no strlite mull be tiaatntalned . He contended the board maintained it ®uld eo~e · bact inti) the case in a "Iabat , emer,. gency." Brandon ditpllte the eontention, saying Judge McOvai!H! vacated the lnjunetion a(tel bearlftc tellti· .mony by a Board M:ember. .Brtndon said If the ~urt nanttd a "'it would damap th& .proot the . ltaihr:a, Litbot ao·.di.J � 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/. 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