https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2681ebb67b0b3e973ad46744ed635115.pdf eb54d62251c68e0413ce02e677eac73b PDF Text Text • ----- I • --·~ ,, ;t:~!!Sen~tlnel,=:::Po=m=ero:y~-Kid~dle~po~rt::,o~·~·o~ec:_.~17~,1~95~9~-1 Child Conservation League Observes Yule Season With Party At Fry Home 'IWI. . AUIV• B.aeine and G. W. A.rma, Viner. 'lille ve lfelt p-andpuentt. The uo4 lin. lllcb.vt &llldler DoO J'llltar) ffl eolumbuJ Grind.le:YI tao have a .son, Ml- ~~r.= at Wlllta ._;,.,-!e. er.. The Chrutmas party of the Middleport Child Conservation held al the apartment home of Mrs. Wesley Fry eveolng. home was decorated through out in keepitW with Ch.ri.lllruui A large candy wreath hung on the front door >op dlul, .,. four. Boopltal, th ed b 1 h w:Zv~ed :~_!;,8 1 ~0~ 0~~d FLotwoodJ Method!Jt Chureb 'Will PreHBt a Chriltm.JI program S,_nda)" at 7:t8 p. m. Tbe pubUc .. oo.rdlollr Invited. Tbe wrapping of the pack· Judged with Mrs. Bernwinning the award for P"tti••t package and M:ra. J . for the moat ori.,inal. rlu·~·."~. music was provided by ~ K nkri&:bt A bU:et of aPrayed pine with red carnatlona wbich bad be"n made by Mrs. Bertha Nichols was laced on the TV and other dec(lr· :tioDJ for the ·party were made by Olin Booth Mrs WUUa.m Mrs. Edlar Allelltworth M.rs. Harold Lohse. lhort bUJinen meeting wa• ~~~;~:~ by Mrs Slater and the agreed to· buy clotbea for the girls a\ the ChUdren"s 1n with the the WCTU on · sbown ·in of another OOL I<ro>uo was given by Mrs. Dale WaJ· and the matter tabled until 1 LD Ill THE PLACE TO BIJY A. USED CAB IS t Pomeroy Motor Co. 1958 CHEVROLET .... · .. · Now $1595 ..,., 2-Door. BeauWui cluaie cream finish. Spotless interior, liD new iinl, beater. One oi thole niee onea. Was f!Ollll. date. 1957 DODGE V-8 .. · .. · · .. Now $1395 Mrs. Charlet Clarkson reported on the candy which is being sold by the League. A Christmas program was con· ducted by Mn. Kay Burkett and Mrs. Agnes Lengen. A reading !rom "Ideaio" ••tilled ''A December, Night Long, Long wao Biven Mro . Bernard part or the program was tor.« H>oor. Bewtilul coral end wbite finilb, white 1lfllll tire~, D-000 motor, PowerOU.e hntmtaiOn, heater. lt. - -.,.,. •od pri<Od "' oodt. w.. $15911. • i957 CHEVROLET · · .. · · · ...... · $1595 Bel AU ''8". 4-Door. BeautJful beige over gold fi.JMsb, with m.ateblng interior. Standard tr'ansnUasion. AU good whJ.te wall tires, radio and heater. •r ~~~r~~~. ,~~i~···• 1957 CHEVROLET· ····· ···· Now$1795 . Station Wagon 4-Door. A 1 owner low mileaa:e trade in W'l-tb 4 ·H.ke new tire!, power.g llde tra·nsmillion, power steeriJli, all vinyl black and white interior .and roMd w.bite w.. $l!M!O. 1957 PLYMOUTH · · · · · · · · Now $1395 Belvedere "8" Sport H.ardtnp Coupe. Ivory over dark blue finb1b., automatic t.r..nsmission, whi-te WI!IIJ tires, radio and bei.ter. Nice and clean interior. Was $1:545. Mrs. Warren Hulburt entertain· ed members of the EJecta Circle of the First Baptist Churctt of Mid· dleporl Tuesday ev~nlng when the met for their December 1956 FORD Falrlane · · · · · · Now $1195 ..Door Sedan. BJ.ct and white flni!th. N.l.ce interior, good whitewall !4rel, automatic trat111fitUsedon, power ateerinf, radio and heaLer. Wu $12$. The meeting opened with pray· er by 'Mrs. L. D. Dilea and the de· votlonal ler.der for the cvenlng was Mrs. Charlel Lewis who read the second chapter of Luile a,nd also the article, "LiCe Is A Chrfatmas Stocking." , Mrs. Tony Fowler, chairman or the group presided over tbe meet.ing and Mrs. Edison Baker present· ed the Schnol of Missions and several or the group agreed to JWt.tend. Toys were brought to the meeting to be taken to a needy family. A report was made on the Tbanks· giving baiket. 'The program wa1 opened wltll the group alnJ'lng of "0 Little of Bethlebem" witll Mn. Ge•·oid Anthony as accompanist. and Mrs. Grace Hyselt read from the rtrat chapter of Matthew. 'Mr1. Fowler presented the article, "Gnd's Greateat Work, Emanuel." The program closed with prayer by Mrs. Paul Smart. After the meeting refreshment• were &erved by 1\-l:rs. ttulburt to the following in addition to those mentlonud above. Mn. Owen Brat· ton, Mrs. Bernice Baker, Mrs. RayLlevlng:, Mrs. Kalad Hlndy, . Fi'ank Cbeesebrew, 'Mrs. Cllf· Hayea, Mrs. J. B. Hayes, Mrs. · Matthews, Miss Emma Matthews, Mrs. Morah Leonard, Miaa Sylvia McMaster and Mtl!l. Max Orendorlf, who was a guest. 1954 CHEVROLET· ··············· $695 210 - 2-Door. Standard tN.nsmiesinn, rad4o, !heater, Uke new uree. beau.titul 2-tone 'blue flollh. Man thda ·la rea,l olw-p. 1957 FORDV-8 ··· · ·· · ·· Now$1395 P'elrlane 2-Door. Loeallv owned and real low mJieage, whlte and gold finish, automatic tran8mls~on, Wihlte w.all tir~ like new, !heater, padded dash. Drive it. Was $159ll. 1956 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · · Now $1295 Bel Air 4-Door. V-8 motor and powera:Ude. I.Jko new tirest. tpotdeaa 40-terlor, white and gold flnlllh. Want a •harp one? Wu $14611. ·• • 1956 PLYMOUnj ................ $995 Savoy 2-Door. PoWerfUt.e transmdsston, radio, bf!llter, clean Interior, tiOOd bire1. Ivory over green, fini.!dt. 1955 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · .. · · $895 110 V-8 2-Door. OriJinal bl~ek tl.nlah, clean interior, tbandard lran..UN!'On wttb overdrive. lligh in rubber. Radio end h-r. 1953 IUICKSpeclal · · · · .. .. · · .. · · $465 2-tloor. Local owned, clean iMerior, automatic traMJDtlllion, radio and heaLer. Whitt~ over turquGise flnieh. 1955 FORD VIctoria · · · · · · Only $1195 Kardtop Coupe . V·8 moto:r and automatl.e t.ranemJ881oo . f 1l3"9 lntr.riiH' and beautiful· while •nd turquoi1c flnb.h ~Ike new. Radio and hnter . Lovely to own. 1 1954 FORD "8" · ·· · · · · · · · · O!!ly $695 : -Door. Standard tranambslon, clean interior. all i()od tirea, and beautiful ivory over red flnlah, ·h eater. .POMEROY MOTOR CO. I. Meln St. ~tome ...,, ._INCH'" COAT SAI.I . SOUTHJND, lntland UPI--Mo1t I VOL XI er e and ----· • enttne at Devoted To Tile lntereats Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Friday; December 18, 1959 l lr. Warm and .VeryLavely ... Quilted Catton- Ql.!ilted Nylon in Solids and Prints ' Cotton Flannels and Brushed Rayon Perfect Stste; Mal"nly .~bout peop ) .o In Pomeroy -----,-Chester Council D.of A Holds December Session a, LucrLLE HAWI(INs Fred Leifheit underwent major at University Hospital, Columbus, Wednesday. His room number is 719. Mrs. Jacob Ebersbsch visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blessing of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Men of Athens were Pomeroy visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Parfitt o( Charleston are the guests of his l)arenta, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parfitt. Mr. and Mu. Roh.ald Grindley Sr. and Miss Donna Cue returned home Tuesday after a ·visit In Col· umbus with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grindley and family. Mrs. John F. Baily, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. Bertha Scott, Mn. John Scott and Mrs. Roscoe Wise were visitors in Athens Wednessur~:ery dlil)'. Linda Grueser, 1.S year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave GrUe· 1er, Rftck Springs Read, is a p,. Ueht at Holzer Hospital. llef room number is 324. Mre. Charles Foster and son, Chuckle returned to their home, Pittsburab, Tue!day after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Houda· ahelt and Ml.n Eva Houduhelt of Columbus were guests of Mrs. Adam Eberaba.::h the past week end. Mrs. Henry Reitmlre returned to her borne in New Haven Wed· after spending a with her son-in·law , Mr. and Mrs. John Leda Mae preaided whenKraeu.ter, Chester ·~~!:_,~i:ll Daua:hters of America, met in ular &esalon Tueaday even.in1 51 memben pre&en( A communication wu read from the state councilor, Maty. Libt, tx· tendln& Chrlltmaa lrttUilJI. El· ther Jtaye.- wa1 repOrted lmprovh'li anci to return borne from · tbe lloopital Wednesd,.Y.- Qoidle Frodcrlck, chairman of tiJt! Waya and Means Committee, gav., her report lor tbe quarter. It announced that the auditing cammluee would audit the bookl on TUesday evening, Dec. 29, at the Hall .w ith Ne· vada Beaver as hoatea._ · At the cloae· of the meeUnl, 11roup Eiang "H~ppy iBlrtJut.ay" Esta Khnes after which they , jvurned to the room their annual Chrtatmaa lables were decorated r:1th the occaaion, •\ S!ZI8 10 to ZO EXTRA . SizE ... DUSTERS w•• - SANTA CLAUS Will1e lri Elberftlds Mai!l Store Bulldlng On Th~ ~rid ~dor J . Tb"'"h . . Oei. 17tb ...... 8:30 to 1:30 P.M. Frl~ ~,: lS.h ........ 6:~0 lo 7:~0. P.M. ~!; ~l' 18tb . . . . . . . . 1:00 Iii 3:00 Plt,· W~MENS BJ.'NLON SLIPOVIR .. ' Who put th• Pl1 on th• Seooterf -Adv. ------- SWEATERS Long 1teeve -'- SUpover baalon aweaters - fitted bot· FRIDAY tom .:.. wash easy - retain ahape - beauUful colors. "THAT KIND OF WOMEN" SATURDAY ."THE SAD HOUSE" DaYld Ladd - Chill Willa ' • $4.95 . SIZES S4 to 40 · --abo- USED CAR LOT OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. "THE UTTLE SAVAGE" Padro Armendariz ' Banks Be Closed THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS Saturday, December 26th, 1959 -A.IUUVED STR~IGHT ·sTITCH OR AUTOMAnC WHIT£ [.ptE ClnZEN$ NATIOHAliA"K- Mlddleport •.• ·1 • ' . •' ' ,· ' - ' ' · THE IANK-1R11cllt . FIRST NATIONAL ' . ·· ',f tl ·RACINE ·HOME BANK -·laclne ' ' -' ' \ ' -!II0118el, sweater& at1d lldrto ..'. . a .wonderful new ' "l .• . . • . ' · •· group to ch- ftom. ·' '"\ ~ 1 I! J>,' •· ' -mte llje flat~ stlrle~· , . . . ~expert W¥;irtni .. the pi'l~al prlceJ. · l, ' ' ..." I' .\ Portable Sewlll& M.eblne ' I. I ,· '. ..,. I ~ . '. .. t'"l <·'f '• 1 • ' ·... I ;.\;.V ·\· t. ,.~t,. ~· '• "·•'''. e' 1 '• I ,. ', • • NATIONAL BANK- ·~~III'DJ~ulland . om----•• "•...".," A... ' SAYiftUOII .. , ........ ,.,., .. '-Vo- r .~OJ ' • Weather Ohlr. Cloudy, OCCftlonll ,.In MUth, ct..nc. flf liFt rtin CMtral •nd nor1ft portion• ted.ay:, A lltthl colder rnnt MCtioM. ' ~ cleudy, eoiW. Low Nn ....t 25-tJ nortflwnt, 40 .mr.._. .........., DjSalle, Cabinet Chri8tlaaa"' Sophia Loren -Tab Hunter Ohio NO. 208 - -- • IIINULI COn-Ic -bio -C of C Bitterly Attacked For Push Given Pennsylvania • "Most Wauted·ltem FDr Pomeroy, llhlo TONIGHT e CHUCIW FOR of tht Jtock waa. liNnchecl Thur~o day wiMn ·a ltrvo, wattr p~,. burtt In 1 Hlth ltrHt ltore. Th• ltD,. 'f*ltUat lh rtif'IGNh. Mro. Ralpb Zundel wu lbe gue&t. of MiBI Mar&&ret :;.uer yesterday, A game, ··Christmu Nut~,'' wali M1n Sharon Jonea, student at played by the g~oup wtlh _pnzell be- ou came Wedneldl)' to 11 pend ma: woo by Mtsa Fredd1e . Hou~- lhe Chrietmu bo:Ud&YJ wJth her shell, a _guest for the eYenmg and parCilt:o, Mr. and M.rl. Emeraon M,ra. William Evenson and ~- Jonet and daughter Barbara. Rtchard Chambers.. .Mn. Thelma Pratt and Mrs. Before the J~dgmg ~~ the fAd:· Emma Bluett were in Parkers· agea the Beatmk versiOn of 'The burg Saturde.J. Night Before CbrUtmas " waa e,iv- ~- E. Burdette wbo. bn beeJ.'I a en by Mn. FUltz: . pat.ieot at Meip General Hoapttal After the opentng 0 ~ the gUts. w&l _~tW'I_led bome ;veaterdq, t~e m~mbera an~ . gue1na: were in· Dwe Pte_rce, dauahter ~ l(r, Vlted mto the dmmg room where and M.n. J411lard Pleroe CUI.I ,... refreshmenta of a:alad and <."tm~t- tetdQ to spend the hoJ.1dqa wtQ maa cut-out sandwiches and eo.ffee .her parenla. were ~~erved. Mn. . Slater pree1ded Mr._ Luci~le Mq• 11 pl•nnbll: at the coffee serv1ce. The serving to leave th1~ weetead a;· IJIDd, table wu covered with a green Christmas w1th ber 1111 .... lam· cloth and centere~ with a circular ily, Mr. and Mra. W.llllaa llaJea arrangement of Sliver ball& made and family 1n Lima. by Mn. UaJ:old Lohse. Hosteqes Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nello• ' " for tbt evemng were Mrs. Gene , expected t... arri¥e thia weekend. Houdubelt, 'Mrs. Burkett. Mri :from ' Alabama and w1u villt w:llh Paul Russell, Mrs. AdeU Cultw:n+ a_n'd Mra. 8111Hll a.Jie)' an~ and Mrs. Fry. · Mr. JrUJ Mrt. X.et.b M'cllblDiiQJ Others present at the party !Were, altd b'ther relatlt& . . Mrs .. Charles Asa Bradbury, · Mrs. 31ck. l:JO)'d ia: ,leavfpl' tbJ; 'week Glorta Ebersbach, Mn. Betty Ev'o lpr ~lcq:o, W., 'for a t1r9 w..U erson, Mrs. Kate Wtldermuth, .!drs. tour . ~th the Naval ~- ~t Rtchard w. Vaughan and Mrs. Gle~.\1ew Air Station. - H• will Wendell Bunce. be' lli the fiyina: patrGhover Great Lal:ea. Jack ia a al\ldent at Obio MEIGS THEATRE Your Chevrolet Deoler ,._,. 4tl •inging ., Electa Circle Holds Christmas Session Tuesday nrn.n. 8 - IJ ~alDOl. -DAJHil&. T Elberfelds_W.fU Be Open Each Night til 9 o'Clock until Christmas . for uchan.ge wer.e placed under a lighted tree placed an d~noer C:HRI.TMAI P&OOIIAM Tile Around And About Middleport ,-, •' . ' Portllnd; Kotbryn Norma c..ter �• - ·' tHE DAILY SENTINEL -.- ........ ..-_. ...... . -- 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 18, 1950 Last Sunday evening during the regular meeUng of highway signs are current- study by State Htghway Department E. S. 'Freston. Dirl·ctor, ha-s announfrom the BurNIU of Traffic have that S\\ikhing th e operation from the Highway Depariment Sign Shop to 0 . P. l. Would m-ean a savings of $3B,OOO annually on plain and beaded signs. With the lowered costs, more refledorized signs could be made available for use in lorations where plain signs are currently used and the practu·e of reclatming signs could be re-established . .I -. Other advantages listed by the reports are that, with the transfer, the Highway Depar!- country and conducted a question and a·nswer sign shop could be assigned to other state departments. Few Meigs Countia11.1 interested in the twin admirable objectives of economy and improved bigtlw~y safety through better ma-rkings will object to Director Preston's proposal. One added benefit is that prisoners would gain valuable vocational experience. f ·- ';:i that Rio Grande. Forest Run WSCS Observes Yule -Season $49.95 ! Oar Price · $79;95 Only ' IN BOTH LADIES' uul MEN'S STYLES $TREAMLITE A 'Middleport lanilmark of lonJIong 1tandint U be.lna: taken down on South Ttltrd St. here near . _ the dupleJt frame bouse belon11nc to Richard Cbam~rl . Mr. Jl!lJher and his hel~1 of the Monkey Run neighborhood, Pomeroy, are domg the work and , lalvaging doors, window• and any Cood studding and siding he can. We have had many fine neighbors In that house throua:h the almost 29 years we have lived here a Cew yarda 'from . I now recall every one of lwo are deceased 'Mrs. lGilbertJ Haye1 atad Mr. Levi l'Uthers. Amont: later occupnta Terry baR made nine of th('!l(> to were th£' Millard Plerce1 and (at date W.u about to quit , 1111:11 l that time) amaU daughter , Dixie, heard: LLteky lriends and neighbors now at Ohio University, the Herwill recct\lt these as girls and I bert Gilkeys. Mrs. Helen ' -- DeliGhlerl to Jw in Ruth Drakt> Euler's home recently where I waa Waiting for a ride to Racine. To begin on, Ruth and Jame& have a most unique door plate -- a bi~ ' atone jug at the front door with "Eule•r" on it. -.en juRt as one 'Itt~ flt"rtgh\ by 'ihe fi'ont dtl)r a genulnt authentic old tlmey captaln' ~ eh11lr. boo~ehl at an SIJ'lltffM1,' Nulh told m~. nnd o renl trc!nurr - -Y(lU <'lin Ret thorn at mll\1 nrdf!r but not tik u thl" on(', dark ;I 11tores in finish , exuctly curved to fit a ',.. plump body (mine) .oml all those ' !lea upulna or 1om~ ago look plump in moRt picturell I've seem. Then the Euler home is a two level oM, 1ituated a1 It il on bank· like Nortb Jo"ourth St . The down11tal1'fl 11tt1ng room 11 on111 of lht' cotieat ever-there al't! Rulh and· Jame1 weddlri.' picture• (4 of them 1nd 1 no love wcddinll picture•. ton't you?) their TV which Jamea dolel on. bloomlnil pl~i~JnU in the Window,; •nd just I UCh an air of warmth ·and comfort that 1 hardly dared 111t down, or rd Want to Ill)' all db. 1 hope ' cln find a captain'• · 1 f I J. Pa.tpone Lake .C, l'athtr ~. Letter e. A eomlnf to& throne 7. Not Ytrll I.Harbqr •. ~.. 28. """''" PI~ Pageant On Church LaW11 Natural Rawhide, Hawaiian Blue, London Grey, Saddle Tan and Ebony Grey. wu pef&Ona. .$25.00 to $45.00 Newsweek, In its out1tanding "The 60'11" edition of thl11 week's Oxford Grey, Biscayne Blue, Desert Tan, Platinum Grey and Dover White. Glflilillll . Sheaffer . ·We lultlal Free PENS OPEN EACH EVENING TIL CH~ISTMAS ~~~~~~·~~!; ':: OFF TRAIN CASE TO PULLMAN belne ... ,... ,. _ 2P. THE liGHTWEIGHT SllHOUmE There are now 58 miUion pri· vate automobile• In this country. That 'll aimo&t a car to every three .AND .nte a.n.,me. A .. PENCILS RI!GISTI!R FOR POMEROY'S . . . ., · GIANT . CAsH TltLUUKB 'CRIST r... OPIN IACH EV1!NING UNTIL CHIIIITIJIM : : ·• .K&C JEWELEtt.s· carols POMEROY, OHIO ..,,.,,. ' -"' ,r. to depict ' and happening at the of J eaua Cbrttt in. ~ PHONE J85 BW. th•........., ' . Oaily U.CIT - 'I......,... ....... ... ... IT. ile1:nw . li"i''t"'l'l"w.,.., , ,. " -• - - $1695 - $1695 tual miles. Excellent condition. · 1957 FORD VB .-• ' • • ' • 4 Dc>or Station Wagon. Fortlomatie transmission. Radio and heater. 2 tone paint. . . Charles Spen· Mra. Donald !Ira. J. D. and Mtl. Elza 1957 FORD Cu,tom • • • • • • • • • 2 Door Sedan. 6 ,cyUnder, standard transmlasion.'Radio and heater. GIVE BmER ••• ' • $1495 • $1495 2 Dc>or Sedan. 6 cylinder, standard trammlss.lon. Radio anti heater. 1957 PLYMOUTH I(_ • ---- • • 4 Door Station Wagon. VB engine, litandard transmlssiOII radio and heate•1 24 000 aC. I M. Abldi& ttl. Doa: 1957 PLYMOUTH --· -• • - ~. 11.- • aCII'Oili $14.95 to $25.95 . I -t IY.Abtt4 10. OklabOinl. 10. Pole otty· U.OI'ttk lollor .. 1f.aeocb TRAIN CASE to PULLMAN Dec. 14 Issue predicts over 80 mll· Uon cal'! by 1970. I A car-based economy like that? I simply don't !Ike It at all. I'm good e.nd !K'ared of it. And so had all of u1 better be. I•'""" I know of far too many young lives right now burdened with $70 a mont.h on a car. Sl2a or more on (way back when Andy and a home, and a string of credit were about 51-later Mrs. card111 unfolding out of a wallet a1 Ch.:~pmau (now Rafferty, I thil>k) I long as from here to f'eru . I::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..."'~:~ to and the last occupant Lorraine 1~ 1 could at· .the time. 'Riggs (llOW Neff) and children 1'hose ot us old -.w~ I P plodder& are 110 out 1111J · .ethadifd ,pot. When ,ie firJL came Jlt,n, Mrs. that we practically sit, c......- Dtt, t; 1tiSt Stone!..··~. ]a, ..-r And:ewa, Uvt!<'J moss-hung, and &y ..,_. ltv~, thern. Sne wat~ Mrs. Dr. Ward's Nero tiddlea as Rome ·· ,.,_,.,, OKW "right hand man" and we tll ca11ed I'm at least glad that my latlrer .11 .., I WM hlwttW .. ·c......, Or. . . her "Stonv", 1 iUesa beeauae Mra. , .1 . 'MotM: Mt Ward d~'WIJ'-41••- ~hft ·tflan ::: J.r.d1a:~~~e:~!t didn't f~e ' . " ,•'' • . _ · _,.....,. jwtlti th1:1t Claren ce and Amy Clark and I'm ext'ra pea&lmiAtlc artw fe&d,....... I IUN .... • ·kit ...nmptlhctr· t'llrlier proaeny lived there. Ins IDee. 14 Newswnl. Yotl tih't '' mentt on my wottr and Wlo ..,I Can you imagine that family, later afford to miss It, really you .can't. how tt-er lotlc forwanl te .... 1 numfwrlng an even 4 boys and 4 lng th-.n and 10 l'nllrl.'( •r• clipping girls, liCttina in there, aa lea1t In The entire ill8ue deals with the · th~Mn to HW. 10 m~P. lt'1 not H one of the hah·n - this l1 a du- future in the next 10 years in &ov-1 bltl. I •l~r lt. OlfHI, tt.h en• 11 plex, I rorcot to KaY. No, the Clarki ernrnent, religion, politic1, eduea· ~ • toe, I ...... 1ttle, not much. went to 11 much larier place (Miss Apace, armament, taxes, UvSally McCormit'k's) where they livco!ta to name a very tew. Not the Pll eh cd about 20 yean or 10, I think. · anile of American life is missI told Jllchard, the owner, "fm ina. both 11ad and a:Iad to ·aee It Ko." From a recent church bulletin: . . Sad, beeauso <Jf certain memories ''According to reliable reports; J, Shonnon ' or nelahbcm thr.re, Glad, btteau•e Pres14ent Eisenhower has mlaaed Ser~tinel lonotor, 7-i Dlmlcl Martha and Rlehard hope to build ehul'(!h onl)' ~x times In the pallt there eventually, and I wish the seven years." da_y would haatenl A a:ood man Ia NOT hard to I!"'!~~ Dooa any one in town know the find. lle'1 ln the White House. approXImate 11e of this hl)u&e? l would gue1s well over a hundred, "Eat, drink trid be married'' but maybe not. boomed a character In a atory Plt'ale let us know about it, if I'm reading. "That's 1y>w I man · you do. to keep going." . -~ deaerlpllon "He waa a bl& man, almoat •• mai(Dificlent aa terceot•Od his houte.~ The (.'Tover Cleveland JO, Gun type with a droopinll muatache Ca~nl) and 1 heavy jowl, aure ot himself Jl.l.Jk• breeQ', jovial somewhat noll)' but al. Pre~ not offe"1lvely 10." .crlpo I can juat aee him. He is 1 com tlon poaille vf aevenl de1r ~nons. I ttrm ta. stnct knew in early 1900, amona: them I80~,!~•,f!lit.Of•! my father and mJI uncle Billy end Jt. Hol.. I Wll ln. love with an of them In ou ~nd am to this day . CROSSWORD a. On&t. BAKER FURNITURE Samsonite Luggage Mt9.. can 't thlllk Gf a nk('r one . Similar oneg arl' quite hll!hpric· td at the storl's. the ct.with the Automatic Shift I Chang who are also It· IY ILANCHI M. !IAIKINI met clftdles made by our friend. Kenneth Byers (Bllb'l mother). "Tii't'ey,' (aJ we all call ber) collected old candle• from her neighbors and dlsuted ones from down at churth, melt& them, and molda .hem in milk Jhake or Ice creanf .carton11. Then she melts white can· dle1 and be11ts th1N last fthc white) .,ith an ega betlter and spread& on the alrtad) formed (and cold! candle wi)h a fork Lo add a pleuint rod&h effect. A wirk, of course, ..~~~ can 'be placed in the original meltPd ma&i then add some silver dull! ... or bUs or red or gret•JJ lin.~t'l or 'Wtlttev<er you like - there's no end._ t_o the de1i~tn• and you'll wax (ItO pun Intended) more ar.d more ~th'UiasUc ,18 you 110. f which 1 I, I ~at tht mo11t Qeauurul haud ma(ie J,lfls I've 11een art the Christ- i Constellation Did You'Know That? .. "%' HOOVE~.,.... l ~e proved very interesting to the MYF memb,rs. When asked why had chosen, Rl& Grande Co). I he replied that he had mainly bkause it was sponsored college. was accompanied to by his brother, John ment Sign Shop could devote more of Its efCorts to research and experiments to pruduce better and less expensive signs and also that most of the space presently utilized by the 'J,· 4M~A:7S;' --~CII=IRIS:-r:R~ Senior Methodist Youth Fellowsblp, Heat}) Church, Mld4leport, George Chan, of Honkong, Chma and now attending Rio Grande College spoke tc> the young people. Mr. Chan spoke of the EdUcation and social in his Proposal Would Save Money ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 18, 19~9--3 Youth Fellowship Hear Talk By China Native At Reaular Meeting Sunday · Commentating Editorially ,~~U~ail::o~~have the Ohio Penal Indus- - 1956 CHRYS.LER • • • • • • • $1495 4 Door Sed1111. Power steering and brakes, radio aDd heater, Powerflite tranloiidlon. New seat covers. A real nice car. ' 1955 ·CHEVROLET . • < • · ' • • • • • , . VB Hardtop 2 Door. Ellglne has only 13,000 miles. Radio and heater. Powerglltle. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 Door Hard Top. 6 cylinder, 195~ PLYMOUTH • -- 4 Door Sedan. Stand,ard transmission, radio and heater. • • • $695 • he~ter, 1952 CHEVRQLET .. • • • • • • 'Delrixe 2 Doo•. Hardtop. One o~er. low mlleage, excellent condition. CHEVROL~T 2 Door s'etlan. A wort car. ·,:t.. '' ••••••• $225 ··RJfRawlingii>ons Co. .. d69p~ ' · * OO~G.~PA~t • .·.,_soTQ PHONf 62%7 · .,r Gift ...... gills' .... ,..."· 1953 DO:DGE VI • • • • • • • • $595 Four Door Sedan. Radio and autom aile !l'anslnisslon. 1952 -- $1095 • • • • • • ra.u.,·imd he ater. PowergUde. . ·. . . . ..,., .=·.......... ·IIOa!AI&I ..... . Jell; Glalot a~ . ,....I ~. . _,, ,, ' . •-..$19.9.5 AND ll.,.NY ·ll!'fll! S~LL '\fPIJANCES Wel,VIii~-"~'E'!~I"Y Night ' ' • ' .' I ' ' ·' IJiltiJ ' ~- ~--~ \~~J~r.er .zstla FO.REMAN 6 ABBOTT ·FurnifUt;•;.. Philco Appliances - Television I \< , -·-...:......1' •,.;..;~ ··' ~''v.wa: Al'll. ..... . _ , . . , .... MOIL wtoo. otloorgllh._._ .........j folrogoolgllf ................ .... ' . . . oloclric gilto. Eonphlltl.a, ......... . . , .._. .... budget •• ~ olodric ...... .,_, poolocl .......... ._,....1_1iod ... ~ , ...-, ....... ?Jfi•- ..... �• - ·' tHE DAILY SENTINEL -.- ........ ..-_. ...... . -- 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 18, 1950 Last Sunday evening during the regular meeUng of highway signs are current- study by State Htghway Department E. S. 'Freston. Dirl·ctor, ha-s announfrom the BurNIU of Traffic have that S\\ikhing th e operation from the Highway Depariment Sign Shop to 0 . P. l. Would m-ean a savings of $3B,OOO annually on plain and beaded signs. With the lowered costs, more refledorized signs could be made available for use in lorations where plain signs are currently used and the practu·e of reclatming signs could be re-established . .I -. Other advantages listed by the reports are that, with the transfer, the Highway Depar!- country and conducted a question and a·nswer sign shop could be assigned to other state departments. Few Meigs Countia11.1 interested in the twin admirable objectives of economy and improved bigtlw~y safety through better ma-rkings will object to Director Preston's proposal. One added benefit is that prisoners would gain valuable vocational experience. f ·- ';:i that Rio Grande. Forest Run WSCS Observes Yule -Season $49.95 ! Oar Price · $79;95 Only ' IN BOTH LADIES' uul MEN'S STYLES $TREAMLITE A 'Middleport lanilmark of lonJIong 1tandint U be.lna: taken down on South Ttltrd St. here near . _ the dupleJt frame bouse belon11nc to Richard Cbam~rl . Mr. Jl!lJher and his hel~1 of the Monkey Run neighborhood, Pomeroy, are domg the work and , lalvaging doors, window• and any Cood studding and siding he can. We have had many fine neighbors In that house throua:h the almost 29 years we have lived here a Cew yarda 'from . I now recall every one of lwo are deceased 'Mrs. lGilbertJ Haye1 atad Mr. Levi l'Uthers. Amont: later occupnta Terry baR made nine of th('!l(> to were th£' Millard Plerce1 and (at date W.u about to quit , 1111:11 l that time) amaU daughter , Dixie, heard: LLteky lriends and neighbors now at Ohio University, the Herwill recct\lt these as girls and I bert Gilkeys. Mrs. Helen ' -- DeliGhlerl to Jw in Ruth Drakt> Euler's home recently where I waa Waiting for a ride to Racine. To begin on, Ruth and Jame& have a most unique door plate -- a bi~ ' atone jug at the front door with "Eule•r" on it. -.en juRt as one 'Itt~ flt"rtgh\ by 'ihe fi'ont dtl)r a genulnt authentic old tlmey captaln' ~ eh11lr. boo~ehl at an SIJ'lltffM1,' Nulh told m~. nnd o renl trc!nurr - -Y(lU <'lin Ret thorn at mll\1 nrdf!r but not tik u thl" on(', dark ;I 11tores in finish , exuctly curved to fit a ',.. plump body (mine) .oml all those ' !lea upulna or 1om~ ago look plump in moRt picturell I've seem. Then the Euler home is a two level oM, 1ituated a1 It il on bank· like Nortb Jo"ourth St . The down11tal1'fl 11tt1ng room 11 on111 of lht' cotieat ever-there al't! Rulh and· Jame1 weddlri.' picture• (4 of them 1nd 1 no love wcddinll picture•. ton't you?) their TV which Jamea dolel on. bloomlnil pl~i~JnU in the Window,; •nd just I UCh an air of warmth ·and comfort that 1 hardly dared 111t down, or rd Want to Ill)' all db. 1 hope ' cln find a captain'• · 1 f I J. Pa.tpone Lake .C, l'athtr ~. Letter e. A eomlnf to& throne 7. Not Ytrll I.Harbqr •. ~.. 28. """''" PI~ Pageant On Church LaW11 Natural Rawhide, Hawaiian Blue, London Grey, Saddle Tan and Ebony Grey. wu pef&Ona. .$25.00 to $45.00 Newsweek, In its out1tanding "The 60'11" edition of thl11 week's Oxford Grey, Biscayne Blue, Desert Tan, Platinum Grey and Dover White. Glflilillll . Sheaffer . ·We lultlal Free PENS OPEN EACH EVENING TIL CH~ISTMAS ~~~~~~·~~!; ':: OFF TRAIN CASE TO PULLMAN belne ... ,... ,. _ 2P. THE liGHTWEIGHT SllHOUmE There are now 58 miUion pri· vate automobile• In this country. That 'll aimo&t a car to every three .AND .nte a.n.,me. A .. PENCILS RI!GISTI!R FOR POMEROY'S . . . ., · GIANT . CAsH TltLUUKB 'CRIST r... OPIN IACH EV1!NING UNTIL CHIIIITIJIM : : ·• .K&C JEWELEtt.s· carols POMEROY, OHIO ..,,.,,. ' -"' ,r. to depict ' and happening at the of J eaua Cbrttt in. ~ PHONE J85 BW. th•........., ' . Oaily U.CIT - 'I......,... ....... ... ... IT. ile1:nw . li"i''t"'l'l"w.,.., , ,. " -• - - $1695 - $1695 tual miles. Excellent condition. · 1957 FORD VB .-• ' • • ' • 4 Dc>or Station Wagon. Fortlomatie transmission. Radio and heater. 2 tone paint. . . Charles Spen· Mra. Donald !Ira. J. D. and Mtl. Elza 1957 FORD Cu,tom • • • • • • • • • 2 Door Sedan. 6 ,cyUnder, standard transmlasion.'Radio and heater. GIVE BmER ••• ' • $1495 • $1495 2 Dc>or Sedan. 6 cylinder, standard trammlss.lon. Radio anti heater. 1957 PLYMOUTH I(_ • ---- • • 4 Door Station Wagon. VB engine, litandard transmlssiOII radio and heate•1 24 000 aC. I M. Abldi& ttl. Doa: 1957 PLYMOUTH --· -• • - ~. 11.- • aCII'Oili $14.95 to $25.95 . I -t IY.Abtt4 10. OklabOinl. 10. Pole otty· U.OI'ttk lollor .. 1f.aeocb TRAIN CASE to PULLMAN Dec. 14 Issue predicts over 80 mll· Uon cal'! by 1970. I A car-based economy like that? I simply don't !Ike It at all. I'm good e.nd !K'ared of it. And so had all of u1 better be. I•'""" I know of far too many young lives right now burdened with $70 a mont.h on a car. Sl2a or more on (way back when Andy and a home, and a string of credit were about 51-later Mrs. card111 unfolding out of a wallet a1 Ch.:~pmau (now Rafferty, I thil>k) I long as from here to f'eru . I::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..."'~:~ to and the last occupant Lorraine 1~ 1 could at· .the time. 'Riggs (llOW Neff) and children 1'hose ot us old -.w~ I P plodder& are 110 out 1111J · .ethadifd ,pot. When ,ie firJL came Jlt,n, Mrs. that we practically sit, c......- Dtt, t; 1tiSt Stone!..··~. ]a, ..-r And:ewa, Uvt!<'J moss-hung, and &y ..,_. ltv~, thern. Sne wat~ Mrs. Dr. Ward's Nero tiddlea as Rome ·· ,.,_,.,, OKW "right hand man" and we tll ca11ed I'm at least glad that my latlrer .11 .., I WM hlwttW .. ·c......, Or. . . her "Stonv", 1 iUesa beeauae Mra. , .1 . 'MotM: Mt Ward d~'WIJ'-41••- ~hft ·tflan ::: J.r.d1a:~~~e:~!t didn't f~e ' . " ,•'' • . _ · _,.....,. jwtlti th1:1t Claren ce and Amy Clark and I'm ext'ra pea&lmiAtlc artw fe&d,....... I IUN .... • ·kit ...nmptlhctr· t'llrlier proaeny lived there. Ins IDee. 14 Newswnl. Yotl tih't '' mentt on my wottr and Wlo ..,I Can you imagine that family, later afford to miss It, really you .can't. how tt-er lotlc forwanl te .... 1 numfwrlng an even 4 boys and 4 lng th-.n and 10 l'nllrl.'( •r• clipping girls, liCttina in there, aa lea1t In The entire ill8ue deals with the · th~Mn to HW. 10 m~P. lt'1 not H one of the hah·n - this l1 a du- future in the next 10 years in &ov-1 bltl. I •l~r lt. OlfHI, tt.h en• 11 plex, I rorcot to KaY. No, the Clarki ernrnent, religion, politic1, eduea· ~ • toe, I ...... 1ttle, not much. went to 11 much larier place (Miss Apace, armament, taxes, UvSally McCormit'k's) where they livco!ta to name a very tew. Not the Pll eh cd about 20 yean or 10, I think. · anile of American life is missI told Jllchard, the owner, "fm ina. both 11ad and a:Iad to ·aee It Ko." From a recent church bulletin: . . Sad, beeauso <Jf certain memories ''According to reliable reports; J, Shonnon ' or nelahbcm thr.re, Glad, btteau•e Pres14ent Eisenhower has mlaaed Ser~tinel lonotor, 7-i Dlmlcl Martha and Rlehard hope to build ehul'(!h onl)' ~x times In the pallt there eventually, and I wish the seven years." da_y would haatenl A a:ood man Ia NOT hard to I!"'!~~ Dooa any one in town know the find. lle'1 ln the White House. approXImate 11e of this hl)u&e? l would gue1s well over a hundred, "Eat, drink trid be married'' but maybe not. boomed a character In a atory Plt'ale let us know about it, if I'm reading. "That's 1y>w I man · you do. to keep going." . -~ deaerlpllon "He waa a bl& man, almoat •• mai(Dificlent aa terceot•Od his houte.~ The (.'Tover Cleveland JO, Gun type with a droopinll muatache Ca~nl) and 1 heavy jowl, aure ot himself Jl.l.Jk• breeQ', jovial somewhat noll)' but al. Pre~ not offe"1lvely 10." .crlpo I can juat aee him. He is 1 com tlon poaille vf aevenl de1r ~nons. I ttrm ta. stnct knew in early 1900, amona: them I80~,!~•,f!lit.Of•! my father and mJI uncle Billy end Jt. Hol.. I Wll ln. love with an of them In ou ~nd am to this day . CROSSWORD a. On&t. BAKER FURNITURE Samsonite Luggage Mt9.. can 't thlllk Gf a nk('r one . Similar oneg arl' quite hll!hpric· td at the storl's. the ct.with the Automatic Shift I Chang who are also It· IY ILANCHI M. !IAIKINI met clftdles made by our friend. Kenneth Byers (Bllb'l mother). "Tii't'ey,' (aJ we all call ber) collected old candle• from her neighbors and dlsuted ones from down at churth, melt& them, and molda .hem in milk Jhake or Ice creanf .carton11. Then she melts white can· dle1 and be11ts th1N last fthc white) .,ith an ega betlter and spread& on the alrtad) formed (and cold! candle wi)h a fork Lo add a pleuint rod&h effect. A wirk, of course, ..~~~ can 'be placed in the original meltPd ma&i then add some silver dull! ... or bUs or red or gret•JJ lin.~t'l or 'Wtlttev<er you like - there's no end._ t_o the de1i~tn• and you'll wax (ItO pun Intended) more ar.d more ~th'UiasUc ,18 you 110. f which 1 I, I ~at tht mo11t Qeauurul haud ma(ie J,lfls I've 11een art the Christ- i Constellation Did You'Know That? .. "%' HOOVE~.,.... l ~e proved very interesting to the MYF memb,rs. When asked why had chosen, Rl& Grande Co). I he replied that he had mainly bkause it was sponsored college. was accompanied to by his brother, John ment Sign Shop could devote more of Its efCorts to research and experiments to pruduce better and less expensive signs and also that most of the space presently utilized by the 'J,· 4M~A:7S;' --~CII=IRIS:-r:R~ Senior Methodist Youth Fellowsblp, Heat}) Church, Mld4leport, George Chan, of Honkong, Chma and now attending Rio Grande College spoke tc> the young people. Mr. Chan spoke of the EdUcation and social in his Proposal Would Save Money ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 18, 19~9--3 Youth Fellowship Hear Talk By China Native At Reaular Meeting Sunday · Commentating Editorially ,~~U~ail::o~~have the Ohio Penal Indus- - 1956 CHRYS.LER • • • • • • • $1495 4 Door Sed1111. Power steering and brakes, radio aDd heater, Powerflite tranloiidlon. New seat covers. A real nice car. ' 1955 ·CHEVROLET . • < • · ' • • • • • , . VB Hardtop 2 Door. Ellglne has only 13,000 miles. Radio and heater. Powerglltle. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 Door Hard Top. 6 cylinder, 195~ PLYMOUTH • -- 4 Door Sedan. Stand,ard transmission, radio and heater. • • • $695 • he~ter, 1952 CHEVRQLET .. • • • • • • 'Delrixe 2 Doo•. Hardtop. One o~er. low mlleage, excellent condition. CHEVROL~T 2 Door s'etlan. A wort car. ·,:t.. '' ••••••• $225 ··RJfRawlingii>ons Co. .. d69p~ ' · * OO~G.~PA~t • .·.,_soTQ PHONf 62%7 · .,r Gift ...... gills' .... ,..."· 1953 DO:DGE VI • • • • • • • • $595 Four Door Sedan. Radio and autom aile !l'anslnisslon. 1952 -- $1095 • • • • • • ra.u.,·imd he ater. PowergUde. . ·. . . . ..,., .=·.......... ·IIOa!AI&I ..... . Jell; Glalot a~ . ,....I ~. . _,, ,, ' . •-..$19.9.5 AND ll.,.NY ·ll!'fll! S~LL '\fPIJANCES Wel,VIii~-"~'E'!~I"Y Night ' ' • ' .' I ' ' ·' IJiltiJ ' ~- ~--~ \~~J~r.er .zstla FO.REMAN 6 ABBOTT ·FurnifUt;•;.. Philco Appliances - Television I \< , -·-...:......1' •,.;..;~ ··' ~''v.wa: Al'll. ..... . _ , . . , .... MOIL wtoo. otloorgllh._._ .........j folrogoolgllf ................ .... ' . . . oloclric gilto. Eonphlltl.a, ......... . . , .._. .... budget •• ~ olodric ...... .,_, poolocl .......... ._,....1_1iod ... ~ , ...-, ....... ?Jfi•- ..... �!!iuell 7, Rh·ertf'ew N111« z. Has 7-0 Reeord l i - •. ,... 2, lloo4 Cubdollar 2. Totals 21 8 U. TIXANI S - KRI-R ~ ••. DALLAS, TOx. UP! - 'l'lle ""'" wi.n over Coolville Grade School . las Texlnl!ll of the new Amerten Fitch had 19 pr>int.s to lead -aU FootboU Lnl"" !Oitve llfiDed iBIU Krllher, fanner Aft-Amer:lta 11\lmJ scorers. at Oll:lalloma, for ~ 1960 -~~ol· Riwniew reaerves WDD 33-19, Krisher pla)'Od wilit PII\!IM.. making their record e-o. the Nt.tian.al Football &oape IJ1. Coolville 16 21 le8, but waa made a rtee Riverview dat; 49 118 after stiffetinc a head · · Fitch 19, Durst 11. 10. ll'lJ the RiveJ"\')ew made ltl ea._a:e r.:eord OPEN. EVERY 7-0 lasL night with a l•ided 58-21 NIGHT TIL' ·9 RU. DEC. 23 M •t•n.' . NA.f'fON.UINE 661NCH DOUBLE HOWL siNK "lth 0t OS DOUBLE DRAINBOARD ...... · .. · -- .. .. .. U ' l4 IS 54 INCH SINGLE BOWL SINK wllb DOUBLE DRAINI!OARD .... · ........ " .. · • ' U INCH SING~ BOWL SINK wUh , SINGLE DRAIN BOARD · · · · · · · · · ·- · · · · ' · .. f?US • CLOSE C:HRJ~TMAS AT 6 PM ' WOM&N'S HOUSE SHOES Coii433-M for Free Delive-ry . OHIO VAUEY PlUMBING & tilTING . Buy Naliorraline Dire-ct. From Factory 'PrittsT I ~ 2S2 E. s.cond St. ' p_.,.., .. . ' $1.99 •• ... ' Childrl!n's FOR CHRISTMAS! SHOTGUN SH-OOT, . lzaak .Walto.-a ·Form E'tfery Used Car Ready to Go l Sf:£ liS TODAY I -C.UI--DM . "'.wntY.TIEITf:ll" '$l.OO Chaster, Ohio Sunday, Dec.; 20, 1'9 59 fi..D CARl . _1 ¥ ... up <' 1 -~~ ~_\ ~ I DRt.ss SHIRTS V-s engi~e With stick ilhlft tranamlsaloo, 2-tob:& IUY !in'-'b. Thlt _,e wlll gd fast, ao ·h Urty. ••••• !iportel'ftilf. 'J\JIJ.s Hardtop beauty has plllr had one owner. He W.:. putlculat toe, at you c.n SN. FuU time ·powar afeerlnt. PowerfiJte tlwblmWIOR. Radio, .beater and many rnor~ ecee.uor- 1955 FOlD '1-8 Fall'lane · · · · · · · · · · · · $888 o~.= blo<k I1Jlloh oU Wlllt Wbllewoll tlreo. Fordom,tla ttlft~•1on . Here'~ • Nfpd liUle ear ·bot:tnd to satisfy. Drift 4t ilftd YOU will buy it. 1954 OLDSMOBIU 98 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $788 ·· 4-Door Sedan. l...u:K-Jous S.l!cmt cf*l1. Plenty ot room for Lhe Whole fan1Uy ·in ·bhll b6at . AU the driving conv(!nlence (calu~s. too. A qv.~Uty ear 1t e new low price. Eye it •today. 1953 CHRYSLIR New Yorker · · · · · · · · $488 4·Door, fuUy equ.ipped, rpower .~eerlnil - . DI~lve& Hke new . Here'• 11 llolt'f-amUy iar worth much more. . 1953 FORD Customilne · .. .. .. $288 2·Door Sedan. V-8 engine. BrJ&ht ne:w lett covers. ~rdomali~ drive. "I tot iifiythm" eays this UtUe t-It. She .111ure ·tN", toe. Come see- for younelt. ! ' PliCINf • 4ai W, MAIN STREET POMEROY DINE H.rva n1 15 Tufta 66 QUANTICO INVITATIONAL At Ovantloo, Va. Ctt.rnplollahlp Rutland Grade Qvutlta settled d~•n,.tllol U • .• , """""" , . "' '·• ' tJ,J~ck~ · \' quuter, when tHet CDI'Itoletton Atlanllc Chrl1. 73 Belmont 49 w••,...... S6 Cetl'loflc u. n Mf. St. M•ry'a 74 L.wl• Coli. 64 _ OHIO COLLEGI Mtrl.-ta 103 Calif. St. (Pa.) 100 2-0t Dayton 71 Drakt 54 4kron 70 bettvtr 60 Ohio W..leyen 7-4 KaldeiMrt 66 Central Ste.. 79 HoPt tMich.) 71 DtPeul 77 Ohle Unlvtrslty 54 John Carron 79 Wtyne State 76 Hlum 7t Th lei 72 OT KARR &VAN ZANDT . • · .• COLLIGI ICOitll Princeton 79 Ru....-a 6) PARRii IS~ANO INVITATIONAL At lltrrlt ltlend, N. C. Jfilrst Rouml Catawltl 69 Chatttnoota 66 NtowiMrry 7) Parrl1 Ia. M.,, 70 Wofford 11 lnklnt 57 Trey, Al1.' 91 Pretbyterl•n 74 tadlllaew4tNIIn•blle-Ramblel' "BAN;.LON'~ $1.99 - Wakt '•rllf t7 Vlr1lnl• 64 TaMHIH M Sovttl C•rollna 10 Mal'flli\4 lt. 77 Vll-1lnl• St. 75 MIDWIST Deyton 71 Drl!llc• ·54 O.Peul 77 Oha. U. 54 Mlth. lt. ...bl'11ka 10 2 o t MIStourl lice q"' ~::~·~::~r, go on for a 37·17 night over Sclpl6 Graders. Slawter wllh t$· wat high fob · Wtnnen . .Borw;an, Jarvia and H o 12 11 ~ 13 31 '-,1 Rutland Scipio: JlorGiiln 4, S. Jarvis 4. ~ Hanning 3. McGTath 2. DtnRmore , Non·ICOrtrH: King, L. Hanning am Reeves. THII Tulll 7t WilT Wt~hln-"" Nuthing To Buy! Circle's Restaurant Home Of 'l'b~ · y ·• D•c. 19- lucl lirmo Jllickot . · . , D.c. 14 - Suit of Mtil'll Mallt C:tOfttH . . SIB TUB MANY FINE Glf"'-- . . . Adam. !lata.:For J.teollld.Boyj PRO RISULTS ly Unlteill ,,... tnMrn•tlon .. Natlon.l HockiY Lettu• • Mont'"l 1 TereiM 2 Dotrolt 3 Ch!cioo 1 COACH ' Juil ; 0 Hmo lot ,Chrllfo$ m.s giwi,.. wt effer ~u tt-.• owhf•nding v.lw "' .. ~--.;. first QuaUtf, t........,.aoad. white ~Met ltiHcMdSh 179 ..... individually W6MfN'S , ",· ' · Boys' White Dress . · 9c t. 79c· · .·· . !:..n."'1..~.:f3 · . u t - . - .. : ltlfflef's. . - ~ · , . .·'. • · -~ · . N.YL-."'~ ·P .ANfiEs·· . ·'·· · .. ' 0 MEN'S DRESSY 'BELTS .. .M~N'l QUALITY .~4JAMA~. IEnER . RAYON PANTI5S . - - - 39c f'-'· - - ----~1 . - - - '7·.?<!. .er. ~~ . . . s1~oo. t• 'l'' . ., Th•~;~•olf . . ·"' . · thfm fi\IS · ..na , ·iUrel $1.99 TO . - - $1.99 . A~~!~ J ' Boys' THE L&% SHOPS SP()RT WOMEN'S -INFANTs~ MEN'S 40:<1m.. of lle<entllllll Coutt SHIRTS and East Main Street Natlenal lt;;H;;jl A.-ocl•tlon ...... llr Now Yn, IU . "'· lilt ,...of r i · ln ,. Troil~ts ~Shirts '- Tli!S- !letts ' . GUTIIRRIZ ,WINS ..... ... colOn_._. "-'• .· downto .... •th Ju.i.'uogiatet, OPEN EACH EVENING TIL CIIRISTMAs Idaho 66 Colorido Sttte U. 62 ld•ho St. 5I It, Mlry'a Cal. 40 ... ·~ ·-~ 1'0 1£ GIViN AWAV JR£8 ' .. ltete., SHEETS . . . ., ChooH froM "'" -~~* I .d -=-M-E-N:-:,5--:G~IFr TIES At Thew ~ Shoi>s Extra ·Gifts For Yoa Houlton 62 Chrlltlan 72 Uteh 11 dilts For MeJI, Woinen and ltlfoll~ ' TO PoMEROY LUXURY MUSLIN S'J.99 to $5.98 ;199 10 $J90 tiiilktn1s slail.VIIail . 2 RU-tland : S1awter l:i, Bad£11 e _.: Tillis 12, ,Barr . {1, M. Stewart • NO:n·•corerS: Lambert Rupe, Dor Smith and Oarrell Smith. - TA..QE·f'A'JJIL\' 218 E. MAIN ST. 81x99 INCH ·atOMIRott W SiiOPS CHRISTMAS ms· mOI'e each had four for Sctpio Scipio om THIS - .At . ·.. SWEATERS ·· SPORT SHiRTS .., BASKETBALL SCORES <-Dooi'. - 2-Door. Frfa¥ M 1 )'OUng tolt. A top perfonner and a tood ICHB:er. loUd u • l'OC!k, too. lt'a a ateal of & dera.l. Better drive it lllOW. WOMEN'S · Men~s IOo. .... $788 lhly pri~Wtl ~~~ ,., "' Hid _.... ..... 10 to 20, 141f.l •• if~ and luniors. to $3.95 1955 t)ISOTO Firedome · · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · $988 1955 FOlD Custom V-8 .. .. · ~. ~':"J..~ ...,..,...,....,. ........... $J99 and $591 Sizes 141f.t "' 17 in -n·~ white '>roodclath shirts. ld..i for Chrl~t- . ~· giving. BuJ .naw ond ,... Y 1 p.M. till Dark ' Prizes.- Dams and Baeoa '956 ,PLYMOUtH Savoy 4-Door ·.· ·: · · $788 BUDGET DRESSES _ · MEt..·s Wf-IITE BROAOCI.OJ.H .$1.99. BOYS' PJ1S $).99 $3.95 to $5.95 ~ tor WOMEN~S · . 1 ,99"'"o.· -' · , · .RAYON GOWNS cr!.,.,O..-- Wolh All length . ....uJar ltntfhe\. ' Sbea am•ll, fMIIium aM llnCI :wOMEN'S . , 1\tYLON I · • . .· BEnER NYLONS . - .. · · · · - · · $1.00 CAMEO NYLONS .. $1.1$ To $1.35 . ' StiH.r.'s Budget . . . . . . $9c To $1.00, ·YOQI-ftlt$T ~rSl\ttNs' .WAS·$0. 6000 . . . WE HAVE RESTOCKED • on then,_ ALL OUR POLISH ·H POPULAR MODElS SHETLAND Ctbatellatloh . " . ROW ONLY ...-.. . • ~ ......... . .. • •• ! ..... ' \'Joe ,..._ • • ·Mi • .llllla•·· ~, J't~(.. ·· '1'-.tfl!t!U-' \ IA~~ · l ' 'NI-t .,w:;,.; ;.!><\,,I 1 .. ~ . \. ~1 Stl ;y(AX.:ada· 1 '.~ ' Set • ,h ' Up aloa;r.• olft, ol.•l"f 1 ' • ._ftWI '.:.In > v.;.; .. .99 aiiMII 1·Wittt ~·• >l•· $49·95 . '• ~'> - .. 79cto ~. · soe fo r. S.. ·~ ftjls 1 In downt6WI PURSES $1.00 to $5.9S ·· · MILLINERY .$1.00 to $3~99,. �!!iuell 7, Rh·ertf'ew N111« z. Has 7-0 Reeord l i - •. ,... 2, lloo4 Cubdollar 2. Totals 21 8 U. TIXANI S - KRI-R ~ ••. DALLAS, TOx. UP! - 'l'lle ""'" wi.n over Coolville Grade School . las Texlnl!ll of the new Amerten Fitch had 19 pr>int.s to lead -aU FootboU Lnl"" !Oitve llfiDed iBIU Krllher, fanner Aft-Amer:lta 11\lmJ scorers. at Oll:lalloma, for ~ 1960 -~~ol· Riwniew reaerves WDD 33-19, Krisher pla)'Od wilit PII\!IM.. making their record e-o. the Nt.tian.al Football &oape IJ1. Coolville 16 21 le8, but waa made a rtee Riverview dat; 49 118 after stiffetinc a head · · Fitch 19, Durst 11. 10. ll'lJ the RiveJ"\')ew made ltl ea._a:e r.:eord OPEN. EVERY 7-0 lasL night with a l•ided 58-21 NIGHT TIL' ·9 RU. DEC. 23 M •t•n.' . NA.f'fON.UINE 661NCH DOUBLE HOWL siNK "lth 0t OS DOUBLE DRAINBOARD ...... · .. · -- .. .. .. U ' l4 IS 54 INCH SINGLE BOWL SINK wllb DOUBLE DRAINI!OARD .... · ........ " .. · • ' U INCH SING~ BOWL SINK wUh , SINGLE DRAIN BOARD · · · · · · · · · ·- · · · · ' · .. f?US • CLOSE C:HRJ~TMAS AT 6 PM ' WOM&N'S HOUSE SHOES Coii433-M for Free Delive-ry . OHIO VAUEY PlUMBING & tilTING . Buy Naliorraline Dire-ct. From Factory 'PrittsT I ~ 2S2 E. s.cond St. ' p_.,.., .. . ' $1.99 •• ... ' Childrl!n's FOR CHRISTMAS! SHOTGUN SH-OOT, . lzaak .Walto.-a ·Form E'tfery Used Car Ready to Go l Sf:£ liS TODAY I -C.UI--DM . "'.wntY.TIEITf:ll" '$l.OO Chaster, Ohio Sunday, Dec.; 20, 1'9 59 fi..D CARl . _1 ¥ ... up <' 1 -~~ ~_\ ~ I DRt.ss SHIRTS V-s engi~e With stick ilhlft tranamlsaloo, 2-tob:& IUY !in'-'b. Thlt _,e wlll gd fast, ao ·h Urty. ••••• !iportel'ftilf. 'J\JIJ.s Hardtop beauty has plllr had one owner. He W.:. putlculat toe, at you c.n SN. FuU time ·powar afeerlnt. PowerfiJte tlwblmWIOR. Radio, .beater and many rnor~ ecee.uor- 1955 FOlD '1-8 Fall'lane · · · · · · · · · · · · $888 o~.= blo<k I1Jlloh oU Wlllt Wbllewoll tlreo. Fordom,tla ttlft~•1on . Here'~ • Nfpd liUle ear ·bot:tnd to satisfy. Drift 4t ilftd YOU will buy it. 1954 OLDSMOBIU 98 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $788 ·· 4-Door Sedan. l...u:K-Jous S.l!cmt cf*l1. Plenty ot room for Lhe Whole fan1Uy ·in ·bhll b6at . AU the driving conv(!nlence (calu~s. too. A qv.~Uty ear 1t e new low price. Eye it •today. 1953 CHRYSLIR New Yorker · · · · · · · · $488 4·Door, fuUy equ.ipped, rpower .~eerlnil - . DI~lve& Hke new . Here'• 11 llolt'f-amUy iar worth much more. . 1953 FORD Customilne · .. .. .. $288 2·Door Sedan. V-8 engine. BrJ&ht ne:w lett covers. ~rdomali~ drive. "I tot iifiythm" eays this UtUe t-It. She .111ure ·tN", toe. Come see- for younelt. ! ' PliCINf • 4ai W, MAIN STREET POMEROY DINE H.rva n1 15 Tufta 66 QUANTICO INVITATIONAL At Ovantloo, Va. Ctt.rnplollahlp Rutland Grade Qvutlta settled d~•n,.tllol U • .• , """""" , . "' '·• ' tJ,J~ck~ · \' quuter, when tHet CDI'Itoletton Atlanllc Chrl1. 73 Belmont 49 w••,...... S6 Cetl'loflc u. n Mf. St. M•ry'a 74 L.wl• Coli. 64 _ OHIO COLLEGI Mtrl.-ta 103 Calif. St. (Pa.) 100 2-0t Dayton 71 Drakt 54 4kron 70 bettvtr 60 Ohio W..leyen 7-4 KaldeiMrt 66 Central Ste.. 79 HoPt tMich.) 71 DtPeul 77 Ohle Unlvtrslty 54 John Carron 79 Wtyne State 76 Hlum 7t Th lei 72 OT KARR &VAN ZANDT . • · .• COLLIGI ICOitll Princeton 79 Ru....-a 6) PARRii IS~ANO INVITATIONAL At lltrrlt ltlend, N. C. Jfilrst Rouml Catawltl 69 Chatttnoota 66 NtowiMrry 7) Parrl1 Ia. M.,, 70 Wofford 11 lnklnt 57 Trey, Al1.' 91 Pretbyterl•n 74 tadlllaew4tNIIn•blle-Ramblel' "BAN;.LON'~ $1.99 - Wakt '•rllf t7 Vlr1lnl• 64 TaMHIH M Sovttl C•rollna 10 Mal'flli\4 lt. 77 Vll-1lnl• St. 75 MIDWIST Deyton 71 Drl!llc• ·54 O.Peul 77 Oha. U. 54 Mlth. lt. ...bl'11ka 10 2 o t MIStourl lice q"' ~::~·~::~r, go on for a 37·17 night over Sclpl6 Graders. Slawter wllh t$· wat high fob · Wtnnen . .Borw;an, Jarvia and H o 12 11 ~ 13 31 '-,1 Rutland Scipio: JlorGiiln 4, S. Jarvis 4. ~ Hanning 3. McGTath 2. DtnRmore , Non·ICOrtrH: King, L. Hanning am Reeves. THII Tulll 7t WilT Wt~hln-"" Nuthing To Buy! Circle's Restaurant Home Of 'l'b~ · y ·• D•c. 19- lucl lirmo Jllickot . · . , D.c. 14 - Suit of Mtil'll Mallt C:tOfttH . . SIB TUB MANY FINE Glf"'-- . . . Adam. !lata.:For J.teollld.Boyj PRO RISULTS ly Unlteill ,,... tnMrn•tlon .. Natlon.l HockiY Lettu• • Mont'"l 1 TereiM 2 Dotrolt 3 Ch!cioo 1 COACH ' Juil ; 0 Hmo lot ,Chrllfo$ m.s giwi,.. wt effer ~u tt-.• owhf•nding v.lw "' .. ~--.;. first QuaUtf, t........,.aoad. white ~Met ltiHcMdSh 179 ..... individually W6MfN'S , ",· ' · Boys' White Dress . · 9c t. 79c· · .·· . !:..n."'1..~.:f3 · . u t - . - .. : ltlfflef's. . - ~ · , . .·'. • · -~ · . N.YL-."'~ ·P .ANfiEs·· . ·'·· · .. ' 0 MEN'S DRESSY 'BELTS .. .M~N'l QUALITY .~4JAMA~. IEnER . RAYON PANTI5S . - - - 39c f'-'· - - ----~1 . - - - '7·.?<!. .er. ~~ . . . s1~oo. t• 'l'' . ., Th•~;~•olf . . ·"' . · thfm fi\IS · ..na , ·iUrel $1.99 TO . - - $1.99 . A~~!~ J ' Boys' THE L&% SHOPS SP()RT WOMEN'S -INFANTs~ MEN'S 40:<1m.. of lle<entllllll Coutt SHIRTS and East Main Street Natlenal lt;;H;;jl A.-ocl•tlon ...... llr Now Yn, IU . "'· lilt ,...of r i · ln ,. Troil~ts ~Shirts '- Tli!S- !letts ' . GUTIIRRIZ ,WINS ..... ... colOn_._. "-'• .· downto .... •th Ju.i.'uogiatet, OPEN EACH EVENING TIL CIIRISTMAs Idaho 66 Colorido Sttte U. 62 ld•ho St. 5I It, Mlry'a Cal. 40 ... ·~ ·-~ 1'0 1£ GIViN AWAV JR£8 ' .. ltete., SHEETS . . . ., ChooH froM "'" -~~* I .d -=-M-E-N:-:,5--:G~IFr TIES At Thew ~ Shoi>s Extra ·Gifts For Yoa Houlton 62 Chrlltlan 72 Uteh 11 dilts For MeJI, Woinen and ltlfoll~ ' TO PoMEROY LUXURY MUSLIN S'J.99 to $5.98 ;199 10 $J90 tiiilktn1s slail.VIIail . 2 RU-tland : S1awter l:i, Bad£11 e _.: Tillis 12, ,Barr . {1, M. Stewart • NO:n·•corerS: Lambert Rupe, Dor Smith and Oarrell Smith. - TA..QE·f'A'JJIL\' 218 E. MAIN ST. 81x99 INCH ·atOMIRott W SiiOPS CHRISTMAS ms· mOI'e each had four for Sctpio Scipio om THIS - .At . ·.. SWEATERS ·· SPORT SHiRTS .., BASKETBALL SCORES <-Dooi'. - 2-Door. Frfa¥ M 1 )'OUng tolt. A top perfonner and a tood ICHB:er. loUd u • l'OC!k, too. lt'a a ateal of & dera.l. Better drive it lllOW. WOMEN'S · Men~s IOo. .... $788 lhly pri~Wtl ~~~ ,., "' Hid _.... ..... 10 to 20, 141f.l •• if~ and luniors. to $3.95 1955 t)ISOTO Firedome · · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · $988 1955 FOlD Custom V-8 .. .. · ~. ~':"J..~ ...,..,...,....,. ........... $J99 and $591 Sizes 141f.t "' 17 in -n·~ white '>roodclath shirts. ld..i for Chrl~t- . ~· giving. BuJ .naw ond ,... Y 1 p.M. till Dark ' Prizes.- Dams and Baeoa '956 ,PLYMOUtH Savoy 4-Door ·.· ·: · · $788 BUDGET DRESSES _ · MEt..·s Wf-IITE BROAOCI.OJ.H .$1.99. BOYS' PJ1S $).99 $3.95 to $5.95 ~ tor WOMEN~S · . 1 ,99"'"o.· -' · , · .RAYON GOWNS cr!.,.,O..-- Wolh All length . ....uJar ltntfhe\. ' Sbea am•ll, fMIIium aM llnCI :wOMEN'S . , 1\tYLON I · • . .· BEnER NYLONS . - .. · · · · - · · $1.00 CAMEO NYLONS .. $1.1$ To $1.35 . ' StiH.r.'s Budget . . . . . . $9c To $1.00, ·YOQI-ftlt$T ~rSl\ttNs' .WAS·$0. 6000 . . . WE HAVE RESTOCKED • on then,_ ALL OUR POLISH ·H POPULAR MODElS SHETLAND Ctbatellatloh . " . ROW ONLY ...-.. . • ~ ......... . .. • •• ! ..... ' \'Joe ,..._ • • ·Mi • .llllla•·· ~, J't~(.. ·· '1'-.tfl!t!U-' \ IA~~ · l ' 'NI-t .,w:;,.; ;.!><\,,I 1 .. ~ . \. ~1 Stl ;y(AX.:ada· 1 '.~ ' Set • ,h ' Up aloa;r.• olft, ol.•l"f 1 ' • ._ftWI '.:.In > v.;.; .. .99 aiiMII 1·Wittt ~·• >l•· $49·95 . '• ~'> - .. 79cto ~. · soe fo r. S.. ·~ ftjls 1 In downt6WI PURSES $1.00 to $5.9S ·· · MILLINERY .$1.00 to $3~99,. �• I Cheoblrt;· lln. Wald ~iddle, Ra· !no. Dilll:lllled: none. 8lrtbl: I IOD to Mr. and M.rl. Waid Diddle: WANT ADS .- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,'o.• Dec. 18, 1959-7 TEL~VISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 AUTO PARTS Otannel3 - Friday . ' . 4:0Q 4:30 . l'i:OC _ ~- &:30 Mufflen · · $4.95 up hHerits .. $9.95 up uq SteambDat BJU .\ •• 8:15 The Jim tbarl:t:r Sbew ,,!II III·So With l!)D:Wige TIRES $10.95 PIUI Tu and ile<ollf>Able Tll'e lO:<ft Jackpot tBow\ing JoU.Manavtllo IJned ' 11.0ft s~eering For AU Models RebuiK Tnn8JIIIuloDB 483.15 ap .Clll'ltllet 3 - Stitvrd., l:lft !!IIIII OD 8:00 Ramar of the Junele 1:80 Clr<le .J - 2 door sedan. Extra ni ce UO · .funlor 'tbtl.,; . •o;® u...~~y DOO!!f ~.. ·J1il! ..,.,,...,.- - Rutland AUtO PARTS $69~ o no~: ­ ·;U:Ojl . Vury Phone t-4181 IMiand, 0. inal fmish . Worth much more. Hlaeltnar's, Pomeroy. 12 16 6tc Clayton C. Bolyard , 3~ . Middle- state highway patrol True Story TBA .. Liberty Bowl Foo{ball Modern Science Theater Command Performanee •:oo Amerlc81l 8aDtlrWid 5:30 run Tin Tin '•:·~.' San Praiicl,co ~It .-... Y('ur fo:11so 1le~ 8·40 'Weatherman All Gouges of Shells ' In Stock TIRES- BAtTERIES.,. SEBVIO: INSULATED BOOTS · 6:45 John Daly Newa . ?:00 26 Men , 1:30 Walt Dlslley Pret.nto 9:00. Ti Switei Strip RACINI! " '.,. Cll"'neld - Satunla, 12:00 Lunch witta Soupy 12,30 :Resthiss' d\IQ At Our -ing. see us\ Our prlde of craftsmanship e.asure.s you of ~t~.tisfaeUon. Phone 8220 1'00 Ill~ SUNDAY, DEcEMBER~ 7;30 aawbldi! tl :30 Hotel DO Paree MARTIN RESTAURANT 9:00 TBA .Oa Route 7 In Middleport, .Oialo Jl:OO ll :l:~)Q<t ., NOWI . 11:1~ :~~ ' At ROB'Uft" a1M1 REED lc SALE BUY. THIS TQUE.SLICI! TOASTERMASnR TOASTER (20o) Termite At Ropllr Prtce Of Control Bel Air 4 Door VB motor ~o~Dd powerc:Ude. Uke new tJrot, •rotle11 interior, w.hlte and iold naAJh. Want. a !lwp one? WAS 'ItA. Aa• Fer.' 1,1;'_ O.e Ce•t Eldr• , ' apartment moo~ 110.11. Jod . A. W. ,Jact s.,. . . .. a.oo lob?" rabbet plane ... -~ POMEROY co. • ~ ALJ, I . . . ...,. NIG.T PHONB.tl'l '1!. . . I PRESTON MOTOR$ INC. J'W· ed, automatitl ··-,. _____ , _._ __ •tum ....._ -~Ml. --·--··utJU· . .. lftl. .aRil Middleport. Pbono ea!NI. 3 ROOMS, PRr/ATE B.'TH, VATE entranet&. Nicely fund~b· ~ . ...P'il(\IJ ·' .l"U'In!U . . . , .. . , ' SUN~EAM CM.iEj{u.STER -~ • I)AY PBONU104 UU.-IIIaii.U, .: . IJ room BQit~ I -t. ~ Alf8Ct1P-·JieCUiar ...... / •.. ' Now$1295 ~~~ $39.50 8 RDOII HOUSE, f ~~ ~~ !1 ""' ·-··11!1; ' •.•.•!\<!.. M!d,illeROrt'a Friendly FORQ Dfrjle(' ·PHONiC 1111 ,.. TheaWr 13 1:30 Sl(ll Off Middleport, Ohio an . IO,oiJ CBS R.eports .... loll., J)QII. ·Pbone - .,00 The Tbree Slgoge• 1:30 Tbo Life of Riley .,OQ Arthur J, RIIIJtb....·NOWI t:11 Jul& lib•m ell<iw . 1:30 Ainos 'n' ADd; · 1:00 Shotgun Slade Soulb ntrd Ave. 1 Tb~ l!>lghfer·;lla1 l'l:ibo s.'cret Stllrm. • 1:30 'l'bo Edp of Niclrt lloa'l Ill ,.. - '.iifi.r~~ied: .llolllaatm, Cla~srJJom Channel13- Friday 1 Ill plpoL l'llool II "' -- .,_tr 2:t5 NBA BaBketball 4:3() World Champlonsbtp Golf 5:3Q Time: Present :00 Meet the Pr!ss 6:::10 News· PictUH 7.08 .ftivel'boat THIS - ' ~ • • -~) :.:· .... FCllt ~NtY ..tJt.ll .. j ·· .,, · Another $123,608 Offered Doctor In Pollo Work 10:30 Wichita TO,. 11·00 Newt Hebdtme tUO WMtltorwt IHO !lltowaldl u: ~- a t :OO Se• lt\Pit 8:30 14.. It '" ...... 9:'00 Lawreaee Welt lhw . :O:OO Jlibllei tJ. S. A. · · 11:110 \JP-!M'1~.Jilioute Ne•o 11:10 Late Sh01r Prtiidcn~i.al Missio~ 1:30 Champlooship Bridie 1:00 Paul Winchell ShoW I:IIQ Bro~en An-ow $:00 Matty's J'qnctar FunnieS 1\30 RoUer Derby 1:30 Robin Hood 7·00 TraCkdc.n ·;o .. M&.verlck 8\30 Lawman 9 :00 The Rebel • :30 [);3G 1 :00 ll :05 ll :lO 11:48 Tbe Alalkane World of Talent The News TonWb,t Weatb~r Window ~tt· !liir Silit::t,l \v,HTN.TV '13 . ....C"awtnel . DINNER For Free Ellllmales Sale~ 1:3D J}lg :Plcttlre ·'· 2,00 Santa Claus 2:30 Li'l Rascall'i 1:00 ltoy Roge~;s 4,00 . 3\u~io Wreslllog 1:00 AU-Star Golf . CANDLE LIGHT For roof repaihl VALLEY LUMBER and Supply TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of the Championship Bowlin.J 2 :00 Film l2'00 12:30 12:415 1:00 s,oo •:OO U.dge e. Bollet8 HJO C<rl<lon Specit..Wor l1 :30' Edine Seaci-e11t and the RPJUnj Rockets 1:00 TV ._ Sign On 11:30 This is the Life 2:30 SCieMe Theater 11:15 Late Show 2t45 Sitn Of'f Dinner by Candlelight -~~10'-­ Cha!lnel 3 - 5unda) 1/:0jl' Th• NO\l'll TOIIIUI .l~otJ ScanhinR .the Weatbet ~Enjoy --... -......... ..,.,..,... ... _ .......... ----~ - 11:10 Sports ~eDurt PIPES q(ID Uff 10:00 The neteeUvea 10:30 !!lao k Saddle OLIVER BAILEY, OWNER PHONE 3143 Weather- . ~ 8:30 Man Frol!l ·Blal:li. ;Haw~ Racine Service Station Make Your Roof t"l~PttJc.·~ 11:15 Shoctwatc' 8.00 Sunda;v Shomaae 9:00 r:hevy Sho• '0:00 Loretta Yo,ung Chan~~.ra-Fritli. by thr for no muffler, and cited to appear before Mayor C. 0 . Fishk In another action the patrol jailed Charles M. VanCooney, 43, Mid dleport, for DWI, laat night. H 1 will appear before Mayor Fishe also tonight Saturday NiJbt J'amboree Bonanza Mao •nd the Challenrti The Deputy Five 1"1nKtrl Law ef ttae PlainBmaa New11 S~dl-.. WGHs:yy Channel On Patrol Charges port, has been arrested , ' 11:30 Clreus BOl' 12!00 · 12:10 12:45 3;3(t 4:00 ? :00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 d :00 ' 1:10 11:15 ··-~---- and brakes. Sharp ori.-: - 19M CHEVHOLET HELAIUE , Ntw-s Hotac.lu..._ 11 :10 Weathen!st U:lll l!te J~r~d: Pau Shn t:OO Bi.."'Dtilf BRAKE SHOES inal two tone hmsh . Extra good . Blaeltnar 's, Pomeroy. 12 16 6tc 'l"~ ather~ al\ 'PJ"'WOI i-'l<'tlt,... 1:45 HrlnUey Brinl:ley Report 1\00 Science Fiction Theater 7\30 This Man Dawson 8:00 Eisenhower Abroad 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9:30 M·Squad 10:00 Cavalcade of Sports 870d5 19M PONTIAC VS STAR CHlEF $1,095. 4 door B<!dan . Power Hquse- Ol'l lttlh Street Split PeraonaJity ~.teamboat BJll Otco Kid • :30 Saturdly Theater Hunting and Fitlbinl 5: 4~ It '1 Hammond Pllytime 8:00 New• Picture ' . liS Sporu R.;.tundup 6;30 Waterfront ~ : 30 • l;gg IO:SO ::=· "·'' . Wlll !II>\·ii\Ji Hire rram !1:00 li O'cloill Ne.b ·~ ..;o · 'l'Jiimr Ill _l.;.:lio_.·Sf!l=p~Oif"'------ WUI be fttnlefilral .ateel �• I Cheoblrt;· lln. Wald ~iddle, Ra· !no. Dilll:lllled: none. 8lrtbl: I IOD to Mr. and M.rl. Waid Diddle: WANT ADS .- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,'o.• Dec. 18, 1959-7 TEL~VISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 AUTO PARTS Otannel3 - Friday . ' . 4:0Q 4:30 . l'i:OC _ ~- &:30 Mufflen · · $4.95 up hHerits .. $9.95 up uq SteambDat BJU .\ •• 8:15 The Jim tbarl:t:r Sbew ,,!II III·So With l!)D:Wige TIRES $10.95 PIUI Tu and ile<ollf>Able Tll'e lO:<ft Jackpot tBow\ing JoU.Manavtllo IJned ' 11.0ft s~eering For AU Models RebuiK Tnn8JIIIuloDB 483.15 ap .Clll'ltllet 3 - Stitvrd., l:lft !!IIIII OD 8:00 Ramar of the Junele 1:80 Clr<le .J - 2 door sedan. Extra ni ce UO · .funlor 'tbtl.,; . •o;® u...~~y DOO!!f ~.. ·J1il! ..,.,,...,.- - Rutland AUtO PARTS $69~ o no~: ­ ·;U:Ojl . Vury Phone t-4181 IMiand, 0. inal fmish . Worth much more. Hlaeltnar's, Pomeroy. 12 16 6tc Clayton C. Bolyard , 3~ . Middle- state highway patrol True Story TBA .. Liberty Bowl Foo{ball Modern Science Theater Command Performanee •:oo Amerlc81l 8aDtlrWid 5:30 run Tin Tin '•:·~.' San Praiicl,co ~It .-... Y('ur fo:11so 1le~ 8·40 'Weatherman All Gouges of Shells ' In Stock TIRES- BAtTERIES.,. SEBVIO: INSULATED BOOTS · 6:45 John Daly Newa . ?:00 26 Men , 1:30 Walt Dlslley Pret.nto 9:00. Ti Switei Strip RACINI! " '.,. Cll"'neld - Satunla, 12:00 Lunch witta Soupy 12,30 :Resthiss' d\IQ At Our -ing. see us\ Our prlde of craftsmanship e.asure.s you of ~t~.tisfaeUon. Phone 8220 1'00 Ill~ SUNDAY, DEcEMBER~ 7;30 aawbldi! tl :30 Hotel DO Paree MARTIN RESTAURANT 9:00 TBA .Oa Route 7 In Middleport, .Oialo Jl:OO ll :l:~)Q<t ., NOWI . 11:1~ :~~ ' At ROB'Uft" a1M1 REED lc SALE BUY. THIS TQUE.SLICI! TOASTERMASnR TOASTER (20o) Termite At Ropllr Prtce Of Control Bel Air 4 Door VB motor ~o~Dd powerc:Ude. Uke new tJrot, •rotle11 interior, w.hlte and iold naAJh. Want. a !lwp one? WAS 'ItA. Aa• Fer.' 1,1;'_ O.e Ce•t Eldr• , ' apartment moo~ 110.11. Jod . A. W. ,Jact s.,. . . .. a.oo lob?" rabbet plane ... -~ POMEROY co. • ~ ALJ, I . . . ...,. NIG.T PHONB.tl'l '1!. . . I PRESTON MOTOR$ INC. J'W· ed, automatitl ··-,. _____ , _._ __ •tum ....._ -~Ml. --·--··utJU· . .. lftl. .aRil Middleport. Pbono ea!NI. 3 ROOMS, PRr/ATE B.'TH, VATE entranet&. Nicely fund~b· ~ . ...P'il(\IJ ·' .l"U'In!U . . . , .. . , ' SUN~EAM CM.iEj{u.STER -~ • I)AY PBONU104 UU.-IIIaii.U, .: . IJ room BQit~ I -t. ~ Alf8Ct1P-·JieCUiar ...... / •.. ' Now$1295 ~~~ $39.50 8 RDOII HOUSE, f ~~ ~~ !1 ""' ·-··11!1; ' •.•.•!\<!.. M!d,illeROrt'a Friendly FORQ Dfrjle(' ·PHONiC 1111 ,.. TheaWr 13 1:30 Sl(ll Off Middleport, Ohio an . IO,oiJ CBS R.eports .... loll., J)QII. ·Pbone - .,00 The Tbree Slgoge• 1:30 Tbo Life of Riley .,OQ Arthur J, RIIIJtb....·NOWI t:11 Jul& lib•m ell<iw . 1:30 Ainos 'n' ADd; · 1:00 Shotgun Slade Soulb ntrd Ave. 1 Tb~ l!>lghfer·;lla1 l'l:ibo s.'cret Stllrm. • 1:30 'l'bo Edp of Niclrt lloa'l Ill ,.. - '.iifi.r~~ied: .llolllaatm, Cla~srJJom Channel13- Friday 1 Ill plpoL l'llool II "' -- .,_tr 2:t5 NBA BaBketball 4:3() World Champlonsbtp Golf 5:3Q Time: Present :00 Meet the Pr!ss 6:::10 News· PictUH 7.08 .ftivel'boat THIS - ' ~ • • -~) :.:· .... FCllt ~NtY ..tJt.ll .. j ·· .,, · Another $123,608 Offered Doctor In Pollo Work 10:30 Wichita TO,. 11·00 Newt Hebdtme tUO WMtltorwt IHO !lltowaldl u: ~- a t :OO Se• lt\Pit 8:30 14.. It '" ...... 9:'00 Lawreaee Welt lhw . :O:OO Jlibllei tJ. S. A. · · 11:110 \JP-!M'1~.Jilioute Ne•o 11:10 Late Sh01r Prtiidcn~i.al Missio~ 1:30 Champlooship Bridie 1:00 Paul Winchell ShoW I:IIQ Bro~en An-ow $:00 Matty's J'qnctar FunnieS 1\30 RoUer Derby 1:30 Robin Hood 7·00 TraCkdc.n ·;o .. M&.verlck 8\30 Lawman 9 :00 The Rebel • :30 [);3G 1 :00 ll :05 ll :lO 11:48 Tbe Alalkane World of Talent The News TonWb,t Weatb~r Window ~tt· !liir Silit::t,l \v,HTN.TV '13 . ....C"awtnel . DINNER For Free Ellllmales Sale~ 1:3D J}lg :Plcttlre ·'· 2,00 Santa Claus 2:30 Li'l Rascall'i 1:00 ltoy Roge~;s 4,00 . 3\u~io Wreslllog 1:00 AU-Star Golf . CANDLE LIGHT For roof repaihl VALLEY LUMBER and Supply TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of the Championship Bowlin.J 2 :00 Film l2'00 12:30 12:415 1:00 s,oo •:OO U.dge e. Bollet8 HJO C<rl<lon Specit..Wor l1 :30' Edine Seaci-e11t and the RPJUnj Rockets 1:00 TV ._ Sign On 11:30 This is the Life 2:30 SCieMe Theater 11:15 Late Show 2t45 Sitn Of'f Dinner by Candlelight -~~10'-­ Cha!lnel 3 - 5unda) 1/:0jl' Th• NO\l'll TOIIIUI .l~otJ ScanhinR .the Weatbet ~Enjoy --... -......... ..,.,..,... ... _ .......... ----~ - 11:10 Sports ~eDurt PIPES q(ID Uff 10:00 The neteeUvea 10:30 !!lao k Saddle OLIVER BAILEY, OWNER PHONE 3143 Weather- . ~ 8:30 Man Frol!l ·Blal:li. ;Haw~ Racine Service Station Make Your Roof t"l~PttJc.·~ 11:15 Shoctwatc' 8.00 Sunda;v Shomaae 9:00 r:hevy Sho• '0:00 Loretta Yo,ung Chan~~.ra-Fritli. by thr for no muffler, and cited to appear before Mayor C. 0 . Fishk In another action the patrol jailed Charles M. VanCooney, 43, Mid dleport, for DWI, laat night. H 1 will appear before Mayor Fishe also tonight Saturday NiJbt J'amboree Bonanza Mao •nd the Challenrti The Deputy Five 1"1nKtrl Law ef ttae PlainBmaa New11 S~dl-.. WGHs:yy Channel On Patrol Charges port, has been arrested , ' 11:30 Clreus BOl' 12!00 · 12:10 12:45 3;3(t 4:00 ? :00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:30 d :00 ' 1:10 11:15 ··-~---- and brakes. Sharp ori.-: - 19M CHEVHOLET HELAIUE , Ntw-s Hotac.lu..._ 11 :10 Weathen!st U:lll l!te J~r~d: Pau Shn t:OO Bi.."'Dtilf BRAKE SHOES inal two tone hmsh . Extra good . Blaeltnar 's, Pomeroy. 12 16 6tc 'l"~ ather~ al\ 'PJ"'WOI i-'l<'tlt,... 1:45 HrlnUey Brinl:ley Report 1\00 Science Fiction Theater 7\30 This Man Dawson 8:00 Eisenhower Abroad 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9:30 M·Squad 10:00 Cavalcade of Sports 870d5 19M PONTIAC VS STAR CHlEF $1,095. 4 door B<!dan . Power Hquse- Ol'l lttlh Street Split PeraonaJity ~.teamboat BJll Otco Kid • :30 Saturdly Theater Hunting and Fitlbinl 5: 4~ It '1 Hammond Pllytime 8:00 New• Picture ' . liS Sporu R.;.tundup 6;30 Waterfront ~ : 30 • l;gg IO:SO ::=· "·'' . Wlll !II>\·ii\Ji Hire rram !1:00 li O'cloill Ne.b ·~ ..;o · 'l'Jiimr Ill _l.;.:lio_.·Sf!l=p~Oif"'------ WUI be fttnlefilral .ateel �-- -~ -··-- -·- -- . .... ~.- ' ~ ENGM'~I=MENT ' ANNOUNCED ' .. .. ,. ' -. · .. : . ' . t. -4 ,.,,. . . 11~ - Prlo4 To A - Sl\,25 • .....,., - - - -- - - - - ' , I . C....,OutOoly CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ------Pomeroy. 0. Buy A Present :;. TONIGHT SATURDAY "THE SAD HOUSE" Daold Ladd - , Cbiij Wil!& --- Pedro Armen6ariz SUN., MON. ond TUES. "THE YOUNG LINDA WJ8 STEPHENSON PIIILAI>ELP!OANS " Legion Au'lliliarv P,st Presidents ' • H H0 ld YuIe Party At NeutzImg ome Mrs. Ben Neutzling entertained the Past Presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post American '~ion ' h h 1 ..,...e. Wednesd.ay evemng at er orne, Map e Pla.ce, for their an· nual Chnstmas party. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion, including a nativity scene on the piano a church a•nd choir boys and girls placed on pine, on the ritanlel repeats a gentle call every 8 ll)'dramatlc drive, lt&H, Like new original finish, MOTOROLA H"<l Top Sedan, One owner - low mileage car, Hydra- THE MOST In lllltlc cliive, Radio and heater. and a li ghted tree under wh1ch gilts were placed. The meeting In charge of Mrs. George Bearhs, president, opened with the Lord 's Prayer in unison , foll()wed wlth silent prayer and the ·pledge to the flag . Th1mk you notes were read from Mrs. Loop and Mrs. Etlzabeth Huber f~r g,ift~ sent them . A round-robm Chmtmas carL! was sent to Mrs. minutes 1957 PONTIAC V8 4 Door , , , , , ,·, $1,695 CLOCK RADIOS .. $1,195 AngU. Prefect 2 Door Deluxe Sedan, Very low mileage, 4 cyl. economy at Its highest Like new , Who put the- pig on th• scoo..r? -Adv. Busy Bee Cl 'MnSS Has Yule Party va La&.i , , , , , , , , , , $2,795 2 Door Sedan, Almoat like the day it was sold, Power At Baptist Church Dynafiow. ., $1,095 Power steering and brakeo, Dynaflow, Excellent condlUon, SparkUng original finish , •uu-•utUII CLOCK UDIO wlrH UiCLUIIYI tUII IINfiYI Slumber ewltch turns ..et oft' at ni1ht . New drift . free circuit •taya "uroed.in" 1.o Mt4fion you .elr~ct. Lazalarm repeat1 caU every 8 minutes or wak e to mu•ic. Thbe Sentry• ehminate. 75 % of tube !all urea. Golden Voice• Speaker. White, Gold, Olive oolor1. 1954 FORD V8 2 Dr. Customline , , , , , , $695 ' 2 Door Sedan , Uke new finish , $595 Original dark blue finish , Model C& lffwnf1 lffore ftc. ' "cdomo •l ol Mo•<>•<>io I $34•95 Werner OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON . 'fHHH SAT. RADLO and BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY, OHIO . TELEVISIO N "Wher. Radio & 'fV h A Bulluua Not A SJd~llnP" The annual Christmas Busy Bee Clasa dinner of the ~!::d~~~j~'r~F~I~rs~J',YBaptlst Church at the church was beautiful· Charles Lewit with poinsettias usod In the center. Poinsettia pl ace mats and nut cups also decorated tho table. Those workin g on th e kitchen committee tor the potlu ck dinner were Mrs. Charles Bennelt, Mrs. Shirley Mills and Mrs. Ross Pul· len. . During the evening gifts were exchanged and buddy gifts were also given. Mrs, John Lyons, president of l.he cla!UI , presented a gilt from the ctasa to the min ister and his I ton>lly, Rev. Warren Hulburt. , Lyons was also remember, a gift from the class and teachers the cla1a were 1111 with hour , , , caroJ g the proe;ram sun& by the 11'0Up and the Chri stmas Story from the Bible was given by Mi's. l ~~N~.~s~..~o~n~d~A~v~e~-~M~I~d~d~le~p~ort~1 ; :,~~.r~~;d~t: · ·· --- - - - .now ••• ecichone ·· . Moly """"' ~. au~om,a~~wrr, .- - ~earl Hy•ell who b vacationing In Flooda. Devotions taken from the .Up· -per Room were led by Mrs. Eddie Smith who read a stury "Keeping Chrhstmas" by Peter Manhall. The group sang Chrlstmu caro"ls with Mrs. Neutzling at the pianp. Mrs. William Bsxterread a prayer , poem "The Red, Whit'{! and Blue 1 Chrl1tmas." 1 I v, Friends here h• reoelv•d word that Mrs. J; E. Wtlson of Spline· field is recovering !rom recobl surgery. Tbe l'IH s~J:.~ a e ~ormer Middleport residents ha~. ng L-. ed at one Hme on Beech Street. Danny McCloud, 100 of Mr. and 'Mn Pete MoC'loud, mte8ed school I·hunday due to illnen. JJ1nls Childs, who Is at Childr.en't Hospital in bus, spRnt ae\lfl'al days .wlth mother , Mrs Martha ChUds this week Mrs. Wllllam Robson is plannin· to leave this weekend to spend Christmas with her son-in·law and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford CUnningham , In Lima. Rev. Howard Ruppelt was in Huntington, W. Va. today oh business. Gene Crooks, student at Ohio State ia home for the Christma.& vacation with his parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark, a member who was unable to attend, aent each member a b~klet "Peace Mrs. WaJter Crooks. Jeanette On Earth". T.b.ere uru an ex· Croo.b, atudent at OU. came Wed· oban•• o! •ills, >In, ,CeprJe nell!•• !or the holidayo, Mowery, Mrs. Jed WebstOF Si'., idary Carolyn Miller, student at ~~~r ~~~~e~ddie Smith won the A Christmas Prayer by Mra. Baxter . concluded the medina: af• ter wh1c~ _the group was invited to Lhe dmmg room wher~ the hoatess !!Crved a salad eoune. M-embers were seated at a table with red poln.&ettla cover and centered with an arrangement of red and white poinsetUas surrounded with 5now on which were Christ-~ mas balla and o~her ornamepts With red candles. m crystal can~el .rlbra on either s1de. ' Present were those named above and Mrs, Ralph Gllmore, Mrs. A. v . HoweU, Mr.. LewJa SU.nley, Mn. Geora:e Hackett Sr., Mrt. Ow-en Watson, Mra. Cbarle• Sauer, Mrs. Harry Houdsshelt, Mu Albert Yount. Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mra. J. M. Thomtoo, Mra. Frank Cb~•ebrew and one cue•t, Mra. GayneUe Wlae. The next meeting wUI be held at the home of Mre. Albert Youn1 wltb Mr1. Charles S.uer, dt\'~ Uonal leader and Mra. J . M. Thornton In chara:e of the pro·· tram g~ l;.~:~. '~r.th:0:o::~sn:'!~ CQMPLETE Wl'fH Cll!P'IJ $18.95 . MUter. . Tom SkJnner arrived home from OU Wedneaday to spend his Crtistmts vacttlon with hla Pltl'ehta, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Skinner. Weekend gueat1 of Mr. ·and ~n. Shirley idllb was Mra. Harry McCpneokea of Day~on . Mrs. Addle Fugate, who underwe~t surgery at Mel.gs General ·Hoapltal yeaterday, ia reported to be In a ~aUafactory condition. ~~~~ .... . ·.' ' ,VE~nAll! BIN Driver Loses Rare,; Dis, 7 rhPn' .Lives Mainly About People In ·Pomeroy lr LUCILLI HAWKINS Amon1 the ' Ohio Unlveralty who are bome tor~ the Cbriltmaa vacation Clrpenter, Bett)' Hamm, Arnold, Jobn Thoma•. a>srlea i.o<bal')', lllotrll, Jobn· Well, Bob fto. Bob Jo<obo, atudenta .In the area ltd,tl prev.~tt wUre In Your No.1 ,Man Is Wish. f o r a Sport Coat! >lort .of !4r, and - to Holzer Hot- ; Ul by STETSON and CHAMP . D,!l!b Drainers. ' up . ..... ,. . licriP<I'tl .... . . IDEAL GIFtS FOB ii:EB ..... """' .. wltiftlll!d "" ..., lib lt "" lilt MEEKER HAND and SHOULDER BAGS BEAUTIFUL HAND TOOLED LEATHER BILLFOLDS, Nalaral & Colon 111illlll il IIHIISUll ' Surburbon Coott For Men ond Boys O"N' IYINI!M' TIL CHRISTMAS• Wben Ia lltlubl Give.A Gill Certlfleate From • CLOTHING COMPANY , d . :Toilot. Toll '1'\'QO, GIOiiiiCe ~ ..... ·~ biabeo, llf IIi MW "' Jlllll ... SMITH Slolt ,$low ~alt.' WUie -.u. . B\IOY BucWo, Ba!lolub ifatt. ' Flannel, Terrys & Corduroys Cotton, $5.95 · Rubbermold .n .r&· ' H.Usewarn FOR HEN $22.50 up I'OR BOVS $11.95 up MEN'S ROBES HATS ''Ill.,.• . -·· ·~ ,,··---· .... ,... ··~·· C~~TI LINil OP Hood and ' We Have Them For Both Men ond Boys! r · ,. lfjck-ott Todar_ a : . Msl, :•t•l.·p·~-rknl Miteb retiU'Iled home up NO, 209 ' Wodno•,d••ifrom the , Holler Ho... 11 eonvale•clnc nlc:ell' . . JOHpn $8.95 XI With Blue Crutch ,Canvas£ Crala Wallo and Bill Filh- J.uuage for Men and Women · by Air-Way ,.VQ~ land. 1956 PONTIAC V8 2 Dr. Sedan , , , , $1,295 , 1954 FORD Y2 Ton Pickup ' Mr, and Mrs. Edison P, Stephenson, 5007 Pearldge AR, I• PRIDDI! HOUDASHILT Huntington, W. Va.,· are announcing t~e eng•gement of their daughter, Linda Lois to Kenneth Hlchar~ Lefne, son of Mrs, :.:r . and Mrs Jamee Souden were Garnette Miller, Minersville, and the late Ha<ry Lelfle. In Columbus Thursday for the uo· The wedding will take place Docen'ber 28, at 6 p,m, at the vei ! Jn~ ot the mural at the State Fifth Avenue Church of God, Huntington, An open church House. The mural was painted by Dwight Mutchler formerly of Rut· wedding will be observed. , $995 1955 lUlCK Y8 4 Door Sedan Around And About , Middleport " 'I'Hf:l LlTI'LE SAVAGE' ' "210" Sedan, Standard shift Sharp car, ateertn;. ft~ ni!W ,- .......... ~d. 2 :oQ to 3 :00 P.M,, "THAT KIND OF WOioiAN" Sopbla Lom> - TaiiHuDter 1956 CHEYROLO V8 2 Door , ,, , , , $1,195 1m lUlCK llceniM to rec.tlftnt wet. . 2 Poor Sedan, Dynaflow, Radio and heater. Spotless orlgbtal flniah , New Buick Trade-in. , . ..... In Ohl• .... ' ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER '19 BLAETTNAR'S Better Buy Used Cars 1958 ENGLISH FORD k~ .. ~!tUM .................... .6 ;30 to 7 :30 P.M. Pomeroy, illilo Family Can Use ' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18 MEIGS THEATRE The Whole 1955 BUICK Special Y8 , Will Be In ~berfelds Midn Store Bulf4i!lg On The 2nd Floor Pearl Roberta called on hili brother, Sherman, recently. C9LUMIUI UPI ;.... Sta.. Wolhre DINCtor Mtrr 1ormtn and 'H..,.., Sa!ttJ D l - J. Grant Annual Polio Drive Starts SANTA: CLAUS .. e WHATGOISf i<l _ _ ......." .... ' El b.erfel:ds · frill for bi$b score wu awarded lO l:rl. Lillian Spitmagel and second to Mrs. Da.nny Thompson. A deuert course carrylng out the Chriatmal theme was served bY the llotte"' to Mn. Charles Per· •l.nler, Mrs. A. M. Z.ahl, Mrs. Alex .cilo, Mn. Spl.tz.nagle, Mra. Thomas Henoeaay, Jr., .Mn. RUJaeU Moore, lrln. TbomPIOD and Mn. Bernard Krinke. ' . MIDI»UPORT • ' at y ' • entln·e Weather � 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. 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