https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fab26e5ebc1cc748d4a953e22bd5b1bb.pdf 2d0ba91867e3d6c13ae329af507817ec PDF Text Text -- -~ -··-- -·- -- . .... ~.- ' ~ 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 �' H tJ THE DAlLY SENTINEL • •• Commentating Editoriallj .• . a I Dally Sentinel, POJI!eTOY·Mlddleport, 0 ., Dee. 19, 19511-8 :Young Farmers Win Trips To .Problem Of Milk.Change-over Chicago Clinic 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, D.• ~- 19, 1~9- 0 RUTLAND. COMMUNITY NEWS- Matter Of Concern To Farmers hmnigrant Boy Brought First Tree .•• hts boyhood m German y Vtswns of smilmg llrst-Ohristm as tre('- m :\menca 11 took place 11 ~ )'earS ago at Wooster, Way ne County seat T1fe youth was Au gus1 lmga rd who came ch1Ldren exe1ted at th e stght of a trt:Oe ~ tth rand le lights and ornaments darted through to the> Uni ted States from Germany Durmg the long trans-Atla nt ic voyage he h ad plenty ..' •• .,• •• of time to look ror\\ ard to and plan a reu nion with his brother Fred \\ho had ~;ettled m Wooster Fred and h1s \\lfe had vm tten to you ng August about their sons and daug hters Dur- ..' -• ~ ~ •• •• ... • "r .;: • ~ ~ .•., -...•• • ~ ~ A 1'9 year-old lmmtgrant boy hghtt>d t he Ing the Ol-ean trtp the youth spent much of his tune thinking about what he could do to endear himself to hts httl e ne phews an d nieces whom he never had seen It was fall on 1847 "hen the boat docked at New York Wha le JOUrney ing to the "wtld west" of Ohio 1t occurred to hvn that Chnst· mas would be at hand by the time he arrived As he neared h lS destmation and observed the foliage of the trees. the inspiration came to him of introducing a custom of the Yule geason that had meant so much to him during ly C; I . BLAKISLII creue froiD Itt. to ~ In tile wttblp County lxten1lon Agent, A"l. Ua:at or 10 aftq iutallioJ ..._nr MeJil County graa•d~e:;;A~~~~~·J r.:.b~~lllt 'l'tle tank ahoUJd, be produ cer~ Will face the .d to hold the mUt from 1980 ''ahall I convert to wbere every other day ·lllJwtik.;;~~~:~::;',~r,!~;~:;~ his mind Caresses and hand clasps were hardly over when young August set out to bn ng the joy 20 practiced cow• are laver~j,,milkmg heM If))l'Oduc:il'la: an of 00 poUbda or 4 Jalloru wll · un atay .. of th e season to tbe Imgard household ~ m ong h1s t 1rst acq u ~ mtances we1e the town tatlor a nd black9tn.ith. He told therrt ef hi s plan s and asked for theJr help The t'a ilor vo lunteered to cu t out paper do lls ~.md fashion other ornamen ts that WOJJld be appropriate The smith forged..- a large and bea utiful star And J\\ally others chipped m w1t h t he decora tmg after August he wed a ta ll spruce tree and lugged 1t to h1s brother's home Archives m State Auditor J ames A Rh odes' o(h ce co ntain records of land sales on Way ne Co unty. They Include the property occupied by Fred Imga>l'd, m whose home the first Christmas tree m America was decorat~ ed and candle-lighted more tban 100 years I ago Mvsterv Farm Neu~ln Farmlq or wm markets wall con.hnue to reeeave mtlt m cans. 1 The conven1on of markel.l to reeeivln.g mllk In bulk tanks Is an odd aituatlon as no one seems to }love a clear cut advantali':e from the Cflnversion to bulk tank D~alen 1ndJcate they are rorced to th~ chance because otbet; dealers are taking the1r RJ"odueers Health oUlcWs 1re mterested in the production of clean nult in any form Fafmers in many eales will be re ce.ive no premium when they eonvert to bulk milt tanks cow per day. then tbe ob(iuld be large en.oush to 5 malkinga or 200 11llona. U 'he eowa are higher producina: or It ia upected to increase the bent 1l.ze 25 percent, then a larger tank •houJd be mstaiJed rather than face the proapect of replacing the .ank at the end o( a couple of tears. Ridge-Keno ISocial Events COLtlliii11S - Two rOUIII Ohio fatmen ha,ve won tript to 01Jea1o wbere tbey wUJ aUend a ,._H t:rain matkettnc todt ud cUnic January t2-14. Tbe youths are Illy DownlnJ, , !louie 2. SandUiky, Erle Cou~ty. I 1nd ~nny Lllkai, Route 1. WoodYIIIe, Sandlllky Co110ty, Tbey we"' tll!ileeted for the trip .becllllt of tbelr outltan4fnJ wort m field J croPJ and their overall ,.H club recor&, aeeording to H- W_ Harab- ' , field, .state ,.H club leader. John R. Ayloworth, Erie County Exten.wop 11gent,. wW make the trlp wltb the yootha. TUB-0-CHICKEN •a. trlo,21 I. 112 PI- .Pried To A Ooldoot I_,) ,..... 4 .. ' .._.. - : : -- :,..,-.,.-:- -- - C•rry Out Only PlantsM~e T CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Popul~ Gif,~ For Chiistlilas -·. ~ ••' • • r ~ •• • '• • ' '' • •' • '• •• • "MAIL" OSU Schedules •• .: , Tfln -new thb roeetinr ••' •• \43- ~ Tbe Ohio Sta,b! University's win- scehduled for - • ~ -- ' I ._,_. f -~--~~-~ ... -- ~ - - fer whWI .... ·- ~---- , sublcrlpflon NT ... Dally-s.nMMI to: STOP FREEZING ~ ~ ' ~ Wllh A 1 AutomatiC V.artable ,. Heat~ lr No Burner To I.Jght i MORRIS IMPLEMENT AND SUPPlY ~ •r Racine, 0. '•••• j, ..,.• ~ ••• " .• ." • Mt and Mrs Harv~ey Erlewine 11nd Mrs Beatrice Smith were In .:1. Satuntay evepmg , Mr. and Mrs, P~ul Patterson, Roxand J\!ffrty, spent Saturdar 1=::c_, __ with Mr and 'Mrs. Charles ()f Q!ester Roacl. In btttorr.: Mrs Thelma Hysell (ell at the FraDk!'n be. of her !'On, Harold, the past "Poor Richand suffered a jJ)rained .·i-~ :; -t· 1 t ........ ~ -- ~- ---- - ~---~- - ------ --~-- ---~~----- -- ------·--·-.1. PORTABLE HEATER •• ...·••~• New or Renewal -- ... -- -- --- ·- --- --- 1960. The QP.l~e ~ome ~oqfiD.tCs room~~ weJ:e decorated Clfi'J'iriC out the Yule theme. • •' ., j 1 YEAR .. .. . . .. . . • .. $8.00 6 MONTHS , .. . . .. .. $4.15 ter abort oourses tn Selence in A.,g Refreshments of Christmas eoo1\: ie, carrcty eanea, coffee tbd KoOl Aid were ~ved ' ' ..•" Subscription Rates Short Courses In Agriculture man, Cecil spqke on - ' needed, 3, POMERO, Y . . ~' . TURKEYS . Blul'reeGiftaPer~ WELKER'S M~PLE LAWN POUL<II'RY 'FARM ···d · So lie"""' lo olop rat lbo POMEROY LAN ·~ or lite Pomeroy LAND 811· PER SERVICE STATION, ; Hemlock' GrOve, Ohio, FresUJresseol- Boad·Breuted Wldlet ._, 18 lo 18 lbs . , O'RI)~R-_ IiiOW . i.O.OK· . - '.• , . . PRI%IS Sale81'011m Opelled ~nftl 9:GO P,¥. MIILIIIru Wed. •' Pbone:Pomero)''Ng,Y.otHI · ' 1 I ' l ~ ' -:· ,l .. t ... ~ ! Stt- I• hllaf~ .I WE DO •t• ••• Custo·m Grinding MJdclleport Feed Mm I ••• t •• ,; •- I I. Fruit Cob ~ ~~~~~~~~t~~ Willi"* ... atal.e '. 4. . ~.,.••, Te Bay ' "'We Do CllltOm Grladlna" ~ • •'• ofTOJI I ' 1. GIGas Twillb._r 1:. ,. • 1: $50.00 worth ' .Jut RegBter Mlddleporl 11o. 2lld St. Phono _ . u••&.• - lbt ' . ' ·NUMBWWILL .E LANDMARit SUPJlJit . ' Register At The Store or Stotio,o ~1')4 While Th~n! Stop and See TI:Je Ma11y Beoutrful : la~ and Small Appliances All Specially Priced , . ~.=- .You · - f~ Christm~s: ' ''$1QN OF QUALITY_'' ,Sqgar Ru.-.,f _lour Mills ' PHONB 110 ' Pomeroy, Ohio I \ . .,- • ' ' · luc~ Note-.., • lc; r'-. DRAWiNG AT 6:00: P.~. .. Insula~ ' • . • ' l '• ' �' H tJ THE DAlLY SENTINEL • •• Commentating Editoriallj .• . a I Dally Sentinel, POJI!eTOY·Mlddleport, 0 ., Dee. 19, 19511-8 :Young Farmers Win Trips To .Problem Of Milk.Change-over Chicago Clinic 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, D.• ~- 19, 1~9- 0 RUTLAND. COMMUNITY NEWS- Matter Of Concern To Farmers hmnigrant Boy Brought First Tree .•• hts boyhood m German y Vtswns of smilmg llrst-Ohristm as tre('- m :\menca 11 took place 11 ~ )'earS ago at Wooster, Way ne County seat T1fe youth was Au gus1 lmga rd who came ch1Ldren exe1ted at th e stght of a trt:Oe ~ tth rand le lights and ornaments darted through to the> Uni ted States from Germany Durmg the long trans-Atla nt ic voyage he h ad plenty ..' •• .,• •• of time to look ror\\ ard to and plan a reu nion with his brother Fred \\ho had ~;ettled m Wooster Fred and h1s \\lfe had vm tten to you ng August about their sons and daug hters Dur- ..' -• ~ ~ •• •• ... • "r .;: • ~ ~ .•., -...•• • ~ ~ A 1'9 year-old lmmtgrant boy hghtt>d t he Ing the Ol-ean trtp the youth spent much of his tune thinking about what he could do to endear himself to hts httl e ne phews an d nieces whom he never had seen It was fall on 1847 "hen the boat docked at New York Wha le JOUrney ing to the "wtld west" of Ohio 1t occurred to hvn that Chnst· mas would be at hand by the time he arrived As he neared h lS destmation and observed the foliage of the trees. the inspiration came to him of introducing a custom of the Yule geason that had meant so much to him during ly C; I . BLAKISLII creue froiD Itt. to ~ In tile wttblp County lxten1lon Agent, A"l. Ua:at or 10 aftq iutallioJ ..._nr MeJil County graa•d~e:;;A~~~~~·J r.:.b~~lllt 'l'tle tank ahoUJd, be produ cer~ Will face the .d to hold the mUt from 1980 ''ahall I convert to wbere every other day ·lllJwtik.;;~~~:~::;',~r,!~;~:;~ his mind Caresses and hand clasps were hardly over when young August set out to bn ng the joy 20 practiced cow• are laver~j,,milkmg heM If))l'Oduc:il'la: an of 00 poUbda or 4 Jalloru wll · un atay .. of th e season to tbe Imgard household ~ m ong h1s t 1rst acq u ~ mtances we1e the town tatlor a nd black9tn.ith. He told therrt ef hi s plan s and asked for theJr help The t'a ilor vo lunteered to cu t out paper do lls ~.md fashion other ornamen ts that WOJJld be appropriate The smith forged..- a large and bea utiful star And J\\ally others chipped m w1t h t he decora tmg after August he wed a ta ll spruce tree and lugged 1t to h1s brother's home Archives m State Auditor J ames A Rh odes' o(h ce co ntain records of land sales on Way ne Co unty. They Include the property occupied by Fred Imga>l'd, m whose home the first Christmas tree m America was decorat~ ed and candle-lighted more tban 100 years I ago Mvsterv Farm Neu~ln Farmlq or wm markets wall con.hnue to reeeave mtlt m cans. 1 The conven1on of markel.l to reeeivln.g mllk In bulk tanks Is an odd aituatlon as no one seems to }love a clear cut advantali':e from the Cflnversion to bulk tank D~alen 1ndJcate they are rorced to th~ chance because otbet; dealers are taking the1r RJ"odueers Health oUlcWs 1re mterested in the production of clean nult in any form Fafmers in many eales will be re ce.ive no premium when they eonvert to bulk milt tanks cow per day. then tbe ob(iuld be large en.oush to 5 malkinga or 200 11llona. U 'he eowa are higher producina: or It ia upected to increase the bent 1l.ze 25 percent, then a larger tank •houJd be mstaiJed rather than face the proapect of replacing the .ank at the end o( a couple of tears. Ridge-Keno ISocial Events COLtlliii11S - Two rOUIII Ohio fatmen ha,ve won tript to 01Jea1o wbere tbey wUJ aUend a ,._H t:rain matkettnc todt ud cUnic January t2-14. Tbe youths are Illy DownlnJ, , !louie 2. SandUiky, Erle Cou~ty. I 1nd ~nny Lllkai, Route 1. WoodYIIIe, Sandlllky Co110ty, Tbey we"' tll!ileeted for the trip .becllllt of tbelr outltan4fnJ wort m field J croPJ and their overall ,.H club recor&, aeeording to H- W_ Harab- ' , field, .state ,.H club leader. John R. Ayloworth, Erie County Exten.wop 11gent,. wW make the trlp wltb the yootha. TUB-0-CHICKEN •a. trlo,21 I. 112 PI- .Pried To A Ooldoot I_,) ,..... 4 .. ' .._.. - : : -- :,..,-.,.-:- -- - C•rry Out Only PlantsM~e T CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Popul~ Gif,~ For Chiistlilas -·. ~ ••' • • r ~ •• • '• • ' '' • •' • '• •• • "MAIL" OSU Schedules •• .: , Tfln -new thb roeetinr ••' •• \43- ~ Tbe Ohio Sta,b! University's win- scehduled for - • ~ -- ' I ._,_. f -~--~~-~ ... -- ~ - - fer whWI .... ·- ~---- , sublcrlpflon NT ... Dally-s.nMMI to: STOP FREEZING ~ ~ ' ~ Wllh A 1 AutomatiC V.artable ,. Heat~ lr No Burner To I.Jght i MORRIS IMPLEMENT AND SUPPlY ~ •r Racine, 0. '•••• j, ..,.• ~ ••• " .• ." • Mt and Mrs Harv~ey Erlewine 11nd Mrs Beatrice Smith were In .:1. Satuntay evepmg , Mr. and Mrs, P~ul Patterson, Roxand J\!ffrty, spent Saturdar 1=::c_, __ with Mr and 'Mrs. Charles ()f Q!ester Roacl. In btttorr.: Mrs Thelma Hysell (ell at the FraDk!'n be. of her !'On, Harold, the past "Poor Richand suffered a jJ)rained .·i-~ :; -t· 1 t ........ ~ -- ~- ---- - ~---~- - ------ --~-- ---~~----- -- ------·--·-.1. PORTABLE HEATER •• ...·••~• New or Renewal -- ... -- -- --- ·- --- --- 1960. The QP.l~e ~ome ~oqfiD.tCs room~~ weJ:e decorated Clfi'J'iriC out the Yule theme. • •' ., j 1 YEAR .. .. . . .. . . • .. $8.00 6 MONTHS , .. . . .. .. $4.15 ter abort oourses tn Selence in A.,g Refreshments of Christmas eoo1\: ie, carrcty eanea, coffee tbd KoOl Aid were ~ved ' ' ..•" Subscription Rates Short Courses In Agriculture man, Cecil spqke on - ' needed, 3, POMERO, Y . . ~' . TURKEYS . Blul'reeGiftaPer~ WELKER'S M~PLE LAWN POUL<II'RY 'FARM ···d · So lie"""' lo olop rat lbo POMEROY LAN ·~ or lite Pomeroy LAND 811· PER SERVICE STATION, ; Hemlock' GrOve, Ohio, FresUJresseol- Boad·Breuted Wldlet ._, 18 lo 18 lbs . , O'RI)~R-_ IiiOW . i.O.OK· . - '.• , . . PRI%IS Sale81'011m Opelled ~nftl 9:GO P,¥. MIILIIIru Wed. •' Pbone:Pomero)''Ng,Y.otHI · ' 1 I ' l ~ ' -:· ,l .. t ... ~ ! Stt- I• hllaf~ .I WE DO •t• ••• Custo·m Grinding MJdclleport Feed Mm I ••• t •• ,; •- I I. Fruit Cob ~ ~~~~~~~~t~~ Willi"* ... atal.e '. 4. . ~.,.••, Te Bay ' "'We Do CllltOm Grladlna" ~ • •'• ofTOJI I ' 1. GIGas Twillb._r 1:. ,. • 1: $50.00 worth ' .Jut RegBter Mlddleporl 11o. 2lld St. Phono _ . u••&.• - lbt ' . ' ·NUMBWWILL .E LANDMARit SUPJlJit . ' Register At The Store or Stotio,o ~1')4 While Th~n! Stop and See TI:Je Ma11y Beoutrful : la~ and Small Appliances All Specially Priced , . ~.=- .You · - f~ Christm~s: ' ''$1QN OF QUALITY_'' ,Sqgar Ru.-.,f _lour Mills ' PHONB 110 ' Pomeroy, Ohio I \ . .,- • ' ' · luc~ Note-.., • lc; r'-. DRAWiNG AT 6:00: P.~. .. Insula~ ' • . • ' l '• ' �·' ' 7 lliW ~ MMer-Midtlii!jM, o.. &e. ''· tMW ~ Se111ine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Dec. 19, 1959 ' . ukrrAS ID ine pt"O player of the )'Ur' !lr the PJQLADELPIIIA UPI - John- Mu:well Football Club today. nt tlbliu, .tar quorte:boC); of the Blltimh Colli who threw .a re. ;COI'd 32. t'OacbdOVtll ~ues during the- lzt Natioii,ll Football League seallon, was' named the outstand-'-- - - Rfligionln America More Sports On Page6 Today UPON QII.SROOLDEB By Howard E. Kenlu>of t'l'il.i011 "frOWl C~ l!eoiiOihln Submitted by a.>v. Ralpb C. ~IUldel, Pomeroy lioplllt Clatird "The people thai walked In <larkneso hove seen a ~at light: they that d~llln the land of tbe Bhadow of death. upon them hath the light ohined" \Isaiah 9:2). No one needs to be told that we are walking in darkneq to-day and that the whole world seems to be a land of the sha. dow of death. War and the tiu'eat of war are everywhere, and thirty million people have lied or are fieein& from the shadow of death in their own countries. We need 1101 think, however, that t·his fate has been reserved for us. It haa been true many times. if not most of the time, throughout the world's bisiOry. Into a world of cruelty, tyranny arid death. came Jesus Christ, tHe Saviour, more than nineteen htintlred and fifty years ago. Herod, a cruel tyrant, who had sl.iin his wife ani! two of his sons, ruled in the' province of Judea Where Jesus was born . Caesar Augustus, another tyrant. bad finished \be destruction of the hpubiiC of Rome beK)lll by his ullde, Julius Caesar, and had set up a. tyranny hued on \he labor of slaves, and malntained by the cruel practice of crucifixion. Seven hundred years before the Saviour was born, haiab, living in a time of tyranny, cruelty and war, foretold the Coming ollhe Prince of Peace. · "For unto us a child is bof!l, unto us a SI)D is given< at1d the government shall be upon his sbou~: and hl.s name shall be called Wonderful, Cdunse)or, 'The .:ehtY. God, The Ever...st· ing Father, The Prihce of~" (1 tijG) .. .Jes~s Christ was the ,Rl-~~t"l.libl . foretold by Isaiah cen~­ ies before He come. !liTO 'the world of darltnoH and dealli came this great hope, ~ had the insight, lalih and coun&e Person-to-perBon .•• at . lrom the people . '. tleneral Telephone Martin, R.,. Agree On I96C) Salary Termo CINC!NNA71 UPI - · Sooobd ioeeently '} R Cuban Kid Gavilan wore the baseman Bill)' 81De Devt 8 an ,welterweight crown from May dealt off br the Cle.n:lalld IJI,diant, lHJ to October 1964. new here F.ridar a lhe ~lDnt~l ~·· eoptrac:t Into Ground By• Madl•'"l M•tc:hmakor Teddy Brenner or the buebaJl . bOJ' Squaro G! eo, . w)!ro Mattin revealed tl\4 t.ettitt. ·, Hunttngton • J!iast f:. . Patti ~Qir lbe uaru oiL! if~lal•~ pver PbiiOde!Piria lrley ftid '"""" .~., u , . · qlgh~ deelored: "1!01\~y'a go ws"' "wa"" ~it\, ·,an~ •ll.~ A 1 " •'" nas Ne~ther 64 ••o·..u~ •• •• ,_, • - ~Jilb HUJ\tlbw!O~ £ut bad it al~ ita Gavllan's 1\yte, ~~. l.i~lv.. WI)' JMday nl&ht at GaUapoUs 1ness _,d rempti.able ruUMnesS. MEw YORK · tJP{~., 0'· ~i.clnnatl HUtfi• 16 u thll! il!!OAL defending cllamps 1 Jte•s another Gavllan." ltilh, tbe w,.rld - ~ ' dljt~ Clnclrnns,tl Sf. lavl• 41 went down to a humUlaUnl ' 1!11-44 l'lltter from Lbt Anpter:~ · ClnclftMti Taft it ate· li:Jsa. Pete Niceler, a f-& perD&tned the WiDDer ot· h. Dl Puf<Offn former lbr the YIJttots pliYina tile Al•A SCOliS ~detto 11\o-lal · A'i for lt. .ftotnl.t (ky •• it cornen out front. and in tbe key· SW sa,· ..,.., '! ' the ouUtii.ndint dn.ile ~ ...-ltiliiP c:iHiti+ry· DIY ' ' 1holt, led 11111 playen wiUt 2fl pqifttl M-Treit 4f; lltlo Gran• 47 ance ~ 11159 bY. ·. an ' ~ tlofy it for the winners Ricky Ray hAd N. .... ,.. 56: CNitoft 55 'ti'IK!k alid f~ld .Mar. . ' ' H. . c own I eros. . ~••n.tHIII•I' I l1f·• .... ·"klll>tu 63 , ~:.~ • Hills ,2 r.;;-.r~;i;;. n•h·n·~~n~ nev,ii\n only · takinil: 69 shots .at ! 10-root high hoop WINS • stump ~t· ) 1, ~at 1 m:. o':k !~'· ~~"''i ~or the =T-U80ll0i00 • s...." • to ' P..,a. , . (;irf1' '0ut Only · . · T• '· · · .. l CROW'S StEAK HOUSI, • ll)eant · I FOR CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 1 Cbrlttmas. is~ time lb sl·qg and be joy!u i. It is a· lime foo everyone. to sing and also a time to llsten to son~ o the masters, su pg and played by artists. It is especially a ~at it !ll•Y be a joyful season. It is alw the time to try to m~ lliJtl~r·tlfe ldiltl the sorrowful and the unfortunate, •nd having started such a JlfOir'll!l to.~··~~ g qg lbroughout ·lh"' .coming year. In short. swell the song that ··l'i§lt\lj'at tlhl'litm~~ pu ling a song in the h cart of the downcast. 'Ill ~~!Gbratlilg · hrtstlnas let us kl!l!p liim, whose birthday anniversary we celebrate, the ceub'all!&.ll•~· We :If~· not apt tq leave Christ out of Christmas if we ATTEND CHtmtli bURING CHJHSTMAS jlE ASON . ' ' · ·~JoHbllcjre)l. to Jin . SHOTGUN -nw: ancla HappJ New Year, •-• Wlth t'Fii! ho~ ·ft,Will, in some measure, foster ond help sustain tficit ~hich is good in fdmi ly 0 nd c<:ommohity life, this feature is C::itesttr, Ohio Su_,day, Dttc.,20,Iflt . ., . ' ~ P,M. till Dark: ' Pri#.es-Jl•••Dd~.. - ~ i t ;:cucr Aif111lral rv Wlttlfll·leiiiOft Confnf • • .: '. !fltiJ!lbtl;trl;lt'tl:le·~Usi'n'ess firms and organi zotions whose names ·.1P.PE!O r below, ·. STIFFLER RED ANCHOR ' Pomeroy Budget Shopping Center . I ' ., ~EMAN & ABBOn OHIO Vl!UEY . 'c;..iom'Buut kitchens BAKI~G CO. &liken of llolsum Bread . . .. . . -~pilrt .. lt H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. AUIG$ IQOIPMENT co. Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers Of Good Bread 1 . HuftUI~on, W. Va. • , iVfliu••ood, W. Va. , 6 P m. Wed. 9 a. m. Bible study and prayer, Wed. 7, p. m. Choir rehear:sal, Mrs. John Werry d1rector, 1hursda:r oec · 24, can· dlelight service. MYF in charge. There w1il be caroling aftLT the pro~rom. G h · , "' -v, • · l'" ' race Ep1~op~~l Churc: • Wm. m. " . A. Roberts, Re-ctor. F<llirtb . Sun· J:•ysell Rut;. ~e Jf~:~tbodist: flev. day in Advent, Dec. 20, tn:ao a W. H. Strausbilulht paator: Sun· m. daily morning prayer and serday School 9:30' a. JQ ., Worley 111.0n. Christmas Eve. Dec. 24th. Hnle1., S. 9. Supt., Morning Wor- 11 :30 p. m. Holy Comm~mon llbip 10:80 a .~. f'li(Y servJt•es 7 p. ..,_christm¥J DIY,. Dec 215th JO ·oo m., E.vetljl s~rtlce 1:3" Rottr~ E . a. m. Holy Communion. Smitli in that''"· Pra]l ~r medlng TIM First Vnlted Presbyterlan 7:30 Tli"!tday. . , ~·i:- ' Chureh,. 'Middleport, Rev. Howard , 1 ,.tficOlt.J Alti"inolr ftf.12,., Ruppelt Pastor. 9:30a. m Sunday Q~as, E. Codner. p{l!to~· ~unday Dec. 20 sunda)' School; 10 30 ;<lli~_li~~ .: Sohoo\10 •· Jll. ,S,hli4,r<>no ChUt<h Mo;niq~ worship. &errnon "fhe 1• •'P· m. lw~~! ~,, '.!' I' 11\ . .s~~<J.y Gilt No one qnde~s!ood"; The ·Tueaday ~!Ri'! , J1but1111: ·senior choir will sing the anthem · )~ tm~l•t~lt "F6r Unto You a .Child is' Bdrn" ..~"l"!~~~[lf.': ~~~~~ "- Bralll_ford ~~I! Of.. ~hri&t, Ra!pt. in obServance or Christmas aqd lfurttWe, fiilnlstir. Normarl Hysell. White Gift Sund'ay. Ja!_Ues Buch· ~b,lt~chott•u~f.",Bibli!-S~Jt~l9:30, a1nan i~ tll.e Uturg1st; A Chrlstmu a ~-i Mornlnrt wonb.lp tv:SO a. m plano and organ d11et will be .ChriStian ~ndeav~r OOJuthl 6. p. m pl·ayed by Lynn Budunan and Evening W9rahlp 7 p, qt.; Clu'l!ltmaP Mrs. Lillian Stetff· 0 W'iF will proiJ'a!Tt, ·nee. 24. ~ · trieef; 7:30 Candlelight Christmas Brac.;bun, Church of Chrld, T.V. communiop. servi<'c , Weill• • •mlhister: B"lo S!l!ool • '' T•• h M,et,.o ' d.1st ChUn;n, ~ • lo.)r. ow Haat .8!~ l. I'D. Wtn _Kl~J, 5"-11 :i. -Mq,rn- M.iddleport Raymllh . .Konkr.tgbt, l']a wonhlp 10.80. C!:iidian En- Pastor. cidirch School each Sun· deavor 6 m.; Evenin1 worship, day mor~i~g 9.30 Jack Bechtle, 7 p. m. ' .. ' Supt;~ ~l,.yme worship to':30; Jt. at O:oo: eve_ryone invited to at~end · tbe sl!rvu:e Of carois and caridl! tiah.Ung :this ~~ening at '7:00; Follc.wmg tbe serv~ee et the p&.re~ t_b e Senior choir will sing catOls for sh~·ins. They wlU re· tprn for refmhments; Monday eVenin,g at 7:00 wil!.- be the Chriltt· t· :-·· ~;~~~~~-~~~;R ___............ . ...,_,. ,-:=::a::n= .._........ .......... J, .... - ......,SON·R .,_.,. ..." " W i P • - --"- ......... ...,_ o. ........... , .... ~ .... .,.t,.l.-.#. _ ... - ....... . . Renews ' ~~ II , '' t ....! - · - ,.I RAJUlY MJ!Ilfl•• 'FALL ....ct TV. ., H • Carmel Social Events S::: driven "' tO tilt\ II'UeC tbat there -.f tl more than minhoM lil1etUJ. And drivifP ia tht Tiibt word. The fint ~ bfli'!vm were f.i er,:elr uu~MtHilie~ who bad at ,.ill ~I . It ally ,.. lnf:tlem. Jli.Jld b1 tmc the ill•~ ~. 14 ' In the optftUal- ~ljt tie Golpel ar- ahau ~~:;~~!~~~.~~;~~~~~~~£S~ '\t~gi~!'lf~i' ..... ~- tared when tile diPtlct Uld llote officers ot DIJt.riet lJ, DauJh-.,. ::!e d~ne~~:~ta m!:n.:. Chrt•tQitts for a lift excbanJe were pt.ced around a whit. detorated tree The dining table was c:enteftd with a larle Jla:bted Chri•tlhae scene with •lr. fiaurenes plated til wb1te reyresentin& the slnlint of Christmas carol'S with real red d 1 nrnahont an green p nes. Hoot•- ··e•e E"a Grim• ' " ' Edith Wakely, Fay P-arlin, Ml Ito Mobbelry aui.8ted b.Y Ethel Cam· d m. Favora were conages of red. wbJte and blue tied with red ribbon with green pine in tbe back. Edith Wakely, District Deputy of Marietta wn jo charge of the meetmc wtucb opened with the Xtord'a Prayer in unison .and sms:· mg of Christmas carols Wlth Fay Parlin at the piano. The next meeting was set for llarcb 27 at Tuppera Plaia• lodge hall at 1.30 p. m fhe date Cor the rally wUl be April 20 at EIU Place on tront St~et, Marietta. AtteJ)dlng the distrkt affair 'ftre Mn Wakely, district deputy Mrs tbarle1 Betzin&, state publl· city, Mra. Harold Kimes, state vlce eoundior: lin. La.reftee Poling. d1striet treesurer; Mn. Fred Sn~der, district fla« bearer; Mrs. Harold Wilcoxen. deputy club uerehry: Mn. 11. L. Alher;~.ft dlBtrlCt flag bearer; Mr1. Beulah Mayes, disarict councilpr; Either Wright, dislrld captain M.. Heney ....... eounell de- Mrs. Doo.ald Pierce of Athens, Mr. and au-a. Geora:e c·1I'CIe ID d Wnlly of South Chartuton. W. Va. 1nd Mr. and Mr1. .James Cirde and 1011 of N'e.- Haven were Sunday ,....._, of M'n. Mary Circle and puty; Fa)' Parlin, couadl de_puty; Mn. Mobberly, eouMil deputy ; Erfttt Mrs ~art Btshop, collhtil dwuty; Mrs. Ed Watt, eouncil dep ty · Gl dys Lehman tkputy· M~8. ' ~ur Hetzer~ d'epui,J; Alvin Taylor deputy· lin ·Eva '·1 d.eput'y .n " d. t GriH.m. councl naa Mrs: Melvin. · tauy Jonea · Ora Scarbro"n" ..... and nptain Sue Clrc:le "lied 011 Doroihy and · , c0riill4 : Our Faith Gives It Meaning -country church in town), -SUDday Pomeroy; W~'do J~ i\larl.ela, pa•tor; s~hool 9:80 a. m. Supt. Berl Bo81B VunW Ch_u«h School g,:u; a. m., Mornihg wor1bip at 11· me•flll! -ltillph lt. Ca.lnpbell, supt.; \V01'8hip on tb.e Bn'tb. of. JesWJ; ' Eytn,ing lO:t!t- a. m. "We ~ve Seen lfis sQJ'l'iee;r..wUl, t::ohsht Of .a Christ· 1 191:11 Choir ~~ J ·Jt rl).; ~r. mas &tm81&m 1· and an exehanre of Ht ~:46 p. ~-:. Sunday Sch?bl gifts. Program to start at 7:30 CHrt.amar p_r!Jgram, Dee. 24, '7.80 YF. undo. the dlreelmn of Mn. Caryl p. 111: Pooler and Mrs. Maxine Huffman; everbody eome, everybody wel· C()lllt'. Edmond Llfe, Pastor. Th• Methodist Church, AlfNII, Rev Robert R. Card Pastor. Sunday Sebool at 9I30, ' Lloyd Dillin· ger, Supt; WoNihip service .at 10 :45 with Herman Taylor Ja:v leader; Sunday 1 30 p.. ni) and 7'30 p. m. MYF ChriJitma• .play pra~tlce; Tuesday evenimr at 8 Christmas ~rogram: Wednesday eVening 7:30 mid week ptayer 1 • • Tho Plr~~ unltod Pntb¥titton Church; syr.acuse, Rev. •H&fttd kuP,P!'lt, Pastor. Sunday, Die. 20, 9:00 ~hrlUmaa ~mmu'nJon eerVlct!J; Junior choh wlll ~ihf an anthe~ in observance ot El!i.Piat· mas lind White Gift Sunday. Ml'l MRry L1sle Ia . dlfeetor;, 10:00 Sun~ny School; Wednesday 4:tft Jumor Choli' , pra_ct!c~; I I T... Cerrn•l IY1hjit Cl United Brethren Church wllJ present on SU d Dec zO t 8 8 n even ~ · a ~hr~ :mas P 1 gr~~~.t.ll 1 U ltH )'racUst: lv~ Cl ,n BreUlr~n Chtlfch 1Vi~ preStn~ Ch>lst~as _ p:rog~m. at 7:3{1 W · nesda~ ~veniJ!f'• D~~3~1.. \J 1 · Th,• . .hiri~ ·~ ~ it *. . First . ._ptltt ~hur~•. last Main St, Pomeroy; Ralp~ C. Zundel pastor; Wm. Wa~Q, IUDt; 9:00. 11:15 Service of WOJ'!Ifttp and stud)'. C~tmas JDusie ~ tbe ehOlt. Ser· mon: "Highlights ~~ Cbrid'• Bir:tl\" .Nursery and Jumor Cbureh for children. 7:30 p. m. Christmas prO· a:raro. _by church school, followed ~ ~1al hour; Wed!, 7 • 1~ Carol •tgq..taJ by Youn1 People Wlth par· ty at parsonage. . MlckU.,...t ·chun=tl 1tt Ch*t, Fred t Gardner, minister: 9;~ Bible •tud~. R. c. s~.lfy, supt; 10:30 l'lorm~. wonhip Ttle OIOfY of the Lord, p. m. Chrid~js _pr:-::mm!!:~ 7.. ~h~-:!1! Y . choir ractlce <rOll! A nOted modern ecluilar, PrOf. Jehn .Ka\M of URWh Tlteelo&ieal Seminw. 1111 tboe claim wa• an lililfntbte ~ttroWth Of tfte uoaril· molil experlenee of the primitive t.,...dfo··r·d.C.hu-rc· h ;.f., ~·s' Ob"'""... . ;,t~ \llo u:!l ::tCI- T~ Yule Season D•" Deeem~r meetine: aad The Chri.tmal pafty' or the HOme· builderJJ l:liu at: the BradfOrd Cbureb -of Cbrlst Wll :b~ FJi4iy e\r~nlilg at the cbureh bel:llmlng w!~ i -~UUct IUPPft'· ? T~llt · Ulptute for the evening wn rea8 ~ MO:mtlb I{Jsell, pn. eldtftt of the clui, with Jim Reed llvllil !lie o)jeiiliiJ pf&Jor. Dlirlne the bUJibess ·meeting thJ.Ii ef'" declded to~.pu~~ae n~W re;~~urea, 8 ~....! C..arch PR.eclnt . A. ft.'~':.jP'ey, ; ~·stm"'~ 9.·30Mo~ a'~ · ~ ~~ ,Sebbol ~• . c.at~ fOilntni offt~l Twere t.H~d: ·}o.·~!"!Jfie(I~U: or tbe eominl: til • tnatl • Norman '!u&· eHai~ ~d ll&bt tltWes f'?' their ~~~rp 5.~~·~ri.C:m~~MJraCle~lil ~~ll;t· -~pret~id~ ~01111 e p· nl .BYF· 8 p m special Ctirist- " •-,.~.P , ,. do.lol.:. • .....!_ · · ' · · ..1. • : ~nenl, ...vt.... ..-mas prosram; Wed., 7!90 p, m. PGUifli,C ~: Normat~ Rtts· prQ-er ml!etlng. aeU' aiid' new. reportets Atin Rusiktblth.m .. ptltf. cllurch, G..... ill'n· , !.. , Bend; :Arthur R. M:ecauley, pattot:'; ~~ - ~ Jn of •10 wu ' tent to 8:30 a. m. Mort!.ing wonhlp ;~e the ~ fhlcll! the cla~ , Cbristma1 MirJcle~'; lO:UI a. m, h•i 1 'Qeeial PtOJeet · Sunday School; 7 p.m. Evenirta: ··D~; Ule: ~ial lifU wonhip "Perfect security." wwe .~td ·Od secret pat• Deftvllle lllltrlm HeiiMII Chur~h weft ~lf:dJ B~~~ren Chureh wll: --.,.&:;""~ t;s· Laa.gnUle; Don Wachen8tllwa.. At~dJ.Ai(• meetiq and C tmas VfOVIm a ·, ~ . 1lr• , _.pastor; Sunday Sdiool 9:80 I. lit.; 1"-rJrt. , Jk~,-and- lln. J'amti day evening Di.!e. 24. ·~ :\; -.~ \' ijornlnlt •wonhip 10:30 •· m.; Mltl· R.t64-~ · J&utlt; Mr. lJld .~':!_·.~.·0C~··.r blp . w~ok servlee, W~, 7:30 p.... ; J{r1. · . . :Huaiblt; 101111. T.; llir Roo;'·. lo~o'Z"r~Sil:l'' 1 ! 01 . Cbrl..,.,. bro~ram, Slltld•y, Del:. on,JI. ·- ;t Ofllllll . ~u.,.u, llljo. 88'"1 ee, ' ~ · t :.-_ ,o ' 10, 7!80 p. m.; Youtb JUwlval, ~- mi~· ii ._._ , Ali:lhe!' v-. 8:~ We<lne.day "" n .~- 13 SO~ throua:h Jan. 3; Rev. Earl ~· -aMJi.»Ufi! ~. Chne_tmaa play, young -people JO Wachenatbwan~ enn1elist. afn. ,,,•.~ ••lin., i:d lb rot-< csrohng TUetday ni&bt. '"' ~ ·· ~ ·.'-F11 Mr aDd' 111'1. P TrTo~ks ';J:tte:~~ ~~\t~~ ·"' TH~ tbP~ Plilns JtUtt Churclb ~le ~il. ~nd Jlri. au . , ' L. • ~ • f_ , Will hne thl\lr anriUil Cht'~ Lim . ,~, ~~ and M'ri.. !Y '7: srh .. ·' 1 a. The Kiwanis ~tub is one of the most popular and most bigbly respected organizations of business men, and enjoys a well deserved tribute for a long list of good works. But in one regafd it IJ tlie Sllllject of no little curiosity. The nalrle "Kiwanis': is a word that was coined by tile rounders of the organization, although there have been those who have thought it llilllllar to an Indian word. Actually, bowerir tfiefe is DO SUtli Cdnbection. "All this is fortunate,'' 0110 of ule internaliooal officers once sald "for it means that Ki· - i s going to mean lh every community exactly that wfiich Kiwanians make it mean." ADd So CbriMmal Among the Christians of the first century there was DO cele· braliou' of the blrlb of Clirtst. for their minds were occdpie4 with the tliolil!bts of their Lord's deatb and resurrection. As a matter of fa<l. at teasi two of the Gospels in our New Testament (Mark aod John) make no mention of his birth in any way whatsoever. The first day of the week was o!>se"ed in rommetnoratlon of the fact that it was on that day that Jesus ' \vas seeb alive again for the first time f<lllowlng hit cruclfwoii, anii liy the time ilie liool< of Revelation was wrjtten it had come to lie known .. "the Lord's Day." The Uoiiorm Sunday SChool lesson for ~mber 20: "GOOD NEWS ~'OR THB' WORLD," Luke 2:11-14; Acts 11:19-30. lhe "' .· .li:. ,m. I".'d "tir. P"·pj '' ·• · .t .-. r=- Nlw. m. ' By Rby L. Smlll hWr dleport,, R'ev Watren H. Hulburt, Chvnhn,- ltft: -IIohft lltfch~, , !ILICT BISHOP . Supt. pastor Fourth Sunday tn Adverlt : YORK UPt-h~ l'i'dlet!~ 9: 1" &1 Jll, 10·15 Sunday Sthool 9:30 a. m ; WorshiP., "'tift~ £Pi$~~ C~Urt a. n'l. ).fbfning Not 10:30 a. m. Sunday Schools Christ· lliCJ tOdl)' j!\~ Rouse ,o B:r~·~ft Afraid"· ~-oo m. tpas p~p,am 7:30 p. . m; Chriatmall~ld probably connrm .. ~" BYli' !rl~"ets. ,, Dav Wol'$1ilpdf a .. ~I itt~flthM tbe electlob u ~ P!lllili: .~ " "' ••.• ,.. Tuew" 7 p. m. .,...,.!M~ .e~lrip~:. B . ut * Crr,iadle~·· Cla.. .will meet r .- ,_, be_,. rnon . 1 ut e1Igton !,:':~.::·::. ':'...~:·*~ 'know School~ 7jl0 ..,~ Sunday nigr Pto&fim 8\lpdllJ, net. 10. it 1:~ O!i:'ft':' ~~ : T.Dmy an~ Christril.a_a ,P~ :Yo~n& -people 0 .Q ' nt 1'he )"Obhg ~ttJe- 9f tiN RIChard WUt, ~ go e~::::J.: 1 ~hQ:~· p ul ~~ureh Will tab ...~. D~ · · .• · J(fl. I"' , W lli d ' ". . al-e Kutl Ho*s ' ~. ·= · ~ an l(:rll. sieiett Lilhlf. Hooks, Mlnloter. lO Sun1 ay ~bool, II Mn. lllmtti Wo , ~ : ~"-' ~ol'f. 11 worship serv1ee· Cbriitm~s a er. · - ,. · ' play praetlce; 7:a0. ¥ondlf' dlgllt ~e VJfte~. ~..., . !llrJ .III/OOilaa . wtl1 Christmu pltiy· Youfta people to 'if(U p W'Oltii. . : . -j "~ •urtll ~th lf1i. go caroling afier tbe _pll). Ttie ~t\i:l~e E Cb ~t , . IIUI Jl1'l.: BUdriz II ltfhtnJ IUe 0orcu.. ~1'1 Pf'bj;raljl .Will be Oh_ , ~,, . ' . vF ~ F.ahipE.and Dunn, 2a•!o-:, ~'ILfn!!l• ,-.or.- Uec. 21 at T:SO Jl· 'tz~ .. ~~lil . Chrlitmu eermon 1:30· Pi'bariht dir@ttbra .~ Sbhdjf St!htial tO:SO; v:Jrlliut 6:30 ,~o.e,, Nf!onU ~ter, •pl~jij''' ChrJstmls pro$fti(ll 7:30 Thur&day ~~ .Btt:ft..,~ Y Aclcley. ~ evenl98', Dtt. ~. 1 • ,·, • 1 yo~, P'"'l" i will ~o caroUnr • Carmel i:ua CJtun!ft Iji 1 Dunn lowt.nr t~ .sel-Wt!t. · , Pastor S.unday &chbo'l 9:~· the The ~th ~~ C.t:J.~tm1.aahf7i Chrirt~· ilr,Oaram at'l,p. m,' Dee. Jl'lm 'ft'U, be .. _J~":i:.. n "~h ~)~,~~ mas ]lrogrart\ I or the Sundlly 20. ' \. 1t' I 8 p.m. Yotme ~t '1(. ~· ~~~ ~ Scbooi; Junlor youth will gather Syracv.. · IU&, ·.,Churt~h, , F. 1. wUl ~= •.·~· .-e. a~ the cburtb Tueaday even,Ing punn Pastor, &9~~ Schof)l-. e :SO Fave • n, e e • i~ at-8:80 to go ~arpling to thl!, abut M:orning·· Wc:N:h:tp1 ~lnd ~~tm.af Wllm~ &;hr. . 11 in r.nd return to the church for setmon 10 :41J; pr.esenllf;Jqri or ~~· PubUt II W_etcome ~ ..t~ refreshments, There wm be no Chriumae proeratn 'r:so•.J'ednes- theM ~eel accOrding td ,...t ~ choir reHeanat WedheldaY. day evedine A. tor, Rev. rlul Hooks. ' ~, )!h-it Baptist ChurCh, Mid· St. P•ul efiCI ·st! Ah~~ bb1tl.,ift , ·~~ual cl)il's!rnu ... ~ · ·romoY. omo· 1 Hoi4Mdeting Dixie Clftle SulidaY artetnoon. .~· Sj. · 101>1t: Mr. and loin. FrOnk H•dJo• and MY. and Mrs. Home< Cil<le and · ", · ' lilmliY ond Mr. ond Mrs. HarrY Mrs. carol Pool, Fiidoy ofiOii>oon. oii Mr. and med at -ch.urcb; Wedne8day '1:30 ~ f:oro, 1nd t~re Is nollf"else. tb~ · col;. ~.... bettnjllne wu the ca-pQatt tpent SurrdAy with Mr. verna Ciftle caD~ M:r. and Mn:. WinDifred Scarm. senior choir wtU be slnging in J• p.o God betide Jht: . l bayJ W'Qfi, .illkl \~ Word Was with and !ln. Allen Tiylot. ~y Circle •~nt Tuesday brough visited the Mrs. Aywood Pomeroy. There wiJI be no preye~ made 9Je earq.\ ab.d Cl'!l-te4 .dl~h GOd, abd:: ih'e- Word Will .God . ·. • meetinc; 8:90 p, m. Board 0! "upbn 1t: I, . ev~ tnY biad1, ba'*' iod til_,~ Wbi'd ... made fle!lh, nia:ht with Marilyn Rice, Donu. Jones and family SundAy evening. Chrlstitn Education will meet at,,t,tretched 0\tl the ()eave~ and ill andt dwel\ ' amOnt Ul, and we be· chUrch; Ttmrsday 'J:SO p. m. tbe their _bqp\ ~•ve I ~11)mtnded. JJai· hela··L~ tliory." SUNDAY SCIIoqL LESSON OF THE WEEK Wbr dJtl tbe early Christiana annual Christmas: Eve Cindle-- ah 45: S. 12. Wed.neaday e~n1 1 date to claltft that God WI& Jh· hght servlc~ preaented by ttie ae-:vice at 8 ~- ~~ . . Senior H1 BYF. Th• F,ecl..-•t.O Churc..h, ........,. l!~tl:! hi -. human life~ Wt be· Hou• Of Pr~y•r, Chlllter, (Tille ell and RefOrn:\ed . Presbyte(ialt san in ' a stJbte aM ended on 1 Minist~r. 0\l:en AS$QCJ.TED RAa;.~o Cunous m s •o universal. .It men would be free, self-governing and prosperous and live in • wari~>Ss world, t_!!ey jnust team increasingly to put government "upon his snouldei'." If Jesus Christ is not SQ ·liQBOred, then golrernmenl will be upon the shoulder of antlchrl#(, of power-litingry mep wil~obt morals, who seek ~nd find fti~n· of enslaylng their felle>ws lor the sake of their llwil · ntalerial aggrandizement. As Wit· liam Penh so trUlY said: ., " If m~n 'f!ll'not be gov~~ by God, then they must be governed by tyrants. .~ services. FrH Methodis! Churchre: R•v. W. H. Strautbaugh, ,..tor: Laur-.1 Cliff: Sunday School 11:30 a. m., Phil Wise, Supt.;· Clue: MeeUog 10:30 a. m. Wm. BaUey in charge; f!itY ~ervJcea 7 p. m. Evangelistic services 7:30 p, m. paator in dlnrge Prayer mt>etin" We'htel""" "'' 30 r- WOU11UMA*', ....._. IICIIrM&I 1Y plw - be uWn c=H.I·CK£-N~ :~., 1o . · . ; .. • I --t · - , ·, • 1 112 Pie"' F•lod To A GoWen ..._1 ift.Jt h•d _l• :l . a - . i.Y LOIJII CAhiLl Chmtian tommumtt Uftltllll ,._ IMtenW*-1 1be story of the Incunatlon, ~WII)&- do we celebrate Christ· he tayi-, ~~ "an effort to _represent 11111f" the mean.nr of a sa1vatton whtch Clilldtb\ are apt to uk that had _actua!l y been bestow~ and q~iot\ at till& time of th.e year. rece1ved 1n the fellowsh.ip men PareJJta who feel ill.-equtpped had· with Jesu1. • tbtOIOJlcal dbeullion m1y Find G.d In Him stall tor a while ~Y answerlftJ "For men m very Lruth found tJlat ia the birthday of God in him . When he sa1d 'thy himCbristmU Christ. But rmrnl miD.. aN: nle ..t.l •"" curious. Tbey sms ue forgiven tbee', lhe .sinner 100ft wt;t to 11fbo waa Je· knew be wu In fact for-glven, and And why ,·, bla birth· that the hold of hi• enet~Y waa .. -~-t bi-oken. And men and women ' ~~u-u day 10 1peclal? At thia ..,·nl, parent& may be whose hVes h.ad bMn empty and eompeiLe,J to tome to CriiM with meaningleu became, in His presthe leatt undentood and mo•~ ence, 1uddeniy aware of the difficult arhet. in the Chri..aian bea~:ttY of God, and what had been --•. . a form of death became lite eY"er 'I:.I....U la•tinJ." Tbeolociaaa WI it the dogma AI tbe dikiple8 reflected Orl ol tbe lne•roatioo . It ia an at· their experience. Pnlf. Knox uys tempt to eapre.t• in 11Jorda a they betame increaama:ly certain brotbtaklDg s:t)nvictioll tblt wal that .. an e-vent of incalruable botD ib the flnt Chrliti1n dl~~ti· mapltode" had oteUrrt'd 111 their ~ u ~hi[.;. .. •ouJbt to n~a:ll midtt, and tht:t they had witne~o .....,t J~ · ,....,. ~- ~. 'f: _ ltd ih ~IUS "God'l •upreme a.pJI, (e~ .¥d JI.,...-Jehfi4 ID tne diec-IGIUrt of Hirnself to met\." Pf!!~!ltfrJtt~.Jt'au4-, ,k ~"rhit was the faith of the eart.y .U1e -.tliclplft knew taat Je•u• ('hurrh, a Caith whjcb could bf ex· waa. a huinan btlir.g._.;. iDln w~o ~telled. only ln terms ..,r seentosay~ • J • 11ot ·- Uiell .itid iJite other merit ind atofy. BUt the tacn· "Of the Increase of his go\'l!rnment a'od pea<e· tbere sb,tl lbe.il~ -~ lhared fCUy Ja the tnent and story are as irue as t&r: tEo~ l~lta:tlou af!d auf· (aith, aod tbe faiUi reJti finnly be no end .. "(Isaiah 9:7). ·• fftinl of otdinary exilti!OH.. ~e ujlon What mf!n had actually Note one phrase from I~lili's prophetic &talem~h!: foUpd in Je.atu-and find ihere '' . ahd the govetnment sball bls ~llQQ.)derj ... " ftl'tllth qt ~!- hu~ lihtnea clearly thfOOib tie New Telta- JtW " Un!ortunately, )Vith partilil e~ceptions here and.tbm., g~- ment BCOO!Ihta QJ '1\1• lite tbllt · ernment is not yet 11pon His shoulder. If it were, •t would be many peijpJe, even todly, ale conducted with truthfutneu, ' honesey, modesty, justice, fair draltD to JOve arid ~ hun play and mercy. There would be no war, and peace would be lllriply r"81!1 the wilreiJt and bht ()f a Merry Christmas to yoy with Many., Parents Face Chlildren's M• d Abo R . • Dol J.. ~~ "' •~ • •rtel.tb 'N · ChrlotWn Sc!Orift ; llo.~o~y, 144 'f. elhon Tllnos ' SlUOft WI\; Mulberry Ave .. P\l1li~."'Y· MorntQ m......~! sufli'm~ll>.n blsh.!l» ld w~ Mtfite 11 u ;I'Uli ~'tJttlilt!itO, Ih' ll1~1!. . York _!..,~. 'f.l'•,..::.:i ~h:d!ng ~~olftdof.1t,-the:Atoml~ Walt Fon;e" ~~'!. the !,'.ibject lerfJg;~. fd:'!,Wftm 6t~ , "'o1p~r )fu !I~ e1~~ ~ lel~ k&l). I ; ,. ~loiM:~ a.t'li~ ·._.~,... · •·· \. . -~~;J"' ' '* made possible auite foitlmate. still those group. of tb~ blrlh on and EVe, reverent •• �·' ' 7 lliW ~ MMer-Midtlii!jM, o.. &e. ''· tMW ~ Se111ine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Dec. 19, 1959 ' . ukrrAS ID ine pt"O player of the )'Ur' !lr the PJQLADELPIIIA UPI - John- Mu:well Football Club today. nt tlbliu, .tar quorte:boC); of the Blltimh Colli who threw .a re. ;COI'd 32. t'OacbdOVtll ~ues during the- lzt Natioii,ll Football League seallon, was' named the outstand-'-- - - Rfligionln America More Sports On Page6 Today UPON QII.SROOLDEB By Howard E. Kenlu>of t'l'il.i011 "frOWl C~ l!eoiiOihln Submitted by a.>v. Ralpb C. ~IUldel, Pomeroy lioplllt Clatird "The people thai walked In <larkneso hove seen a ~at light: they that d~llln the land of tbe Bhadow of death. upon them hath the light ohined" \Isaiah 9:2). No one needs to be told that we are walking in darkneq to-day and that the whole world seems to be a land of the sha. dow of death. War and the tiu'eat of war are everywhere, and thirty million people have lied or are fieein& from the shadow of death in their own countries. We need 1101 think, however, that t·his fate has been reserved for us. It haa been true many times. if not most of the time, throughout the world's bisiOry. Into a world of cruelty, tyranny arid death. came Jesus Christ, tHe Saviour, more than nineteen htintlred and fifty years ago. Herod, a cruel tyrant, who had sl.iin his wife ani! two of his sons, ruled in the' province of Judea Where Jesus was born . Caesar Augustus, another tyrant. bad finished \be destruction of the hpubiiC of Rome beK)lll by his ullde, Julius Caesar, and had set up a. tyranny hued on \he labor of slaves, and malntained by the cruel practice of crucifixion. Seven hundred years before the Saviour was born, haiab, living in a time of tyranny, cruelty and war, foretold the Coming ollhe Prince of Peace. · "For unto us a child is bof!l, unto us a SI)D is given< at1d the government shall be upon his sbou~: and hl.s name shall be called Wonderful, Cdunse)or, 'The .:ehtY. God, The Ever...st· ing Father, The Prihce of~" (1 tijG) .. .Jes~s Christ was the ,Rl-~~t"l.libl . foretold by Isaiah cen~­ ies before He come. !liTO 'the world of darltnoH and dealli came this great hope, ~ had the insight, lalih and coun&e Person-to-perBon .•• at . lrom the people . '. tleneral Telephone Martin, R.,. Agree On I96C) Salary Termo CINC!NNA71 UPI - · Sooobd ioeeently '} R Cuban Kid Gavilan wore the baseman Bill)' 81De Devt 8 an ,welterweight crown from May dealt off br the Cle.n:lalld IJI,diant, lHJ to October 1964. new here F.ridar a lhe ~lDnt~l ~·· eoptrac:t Into Ground By• Madl•'"l M•tc:hmakor Teddy Brenner or the buebaJl . bOJ' Squaro G! eo, . w)!ro Mattin revealed tl\4 t.ettitt. ·, Hunttngton • J!iast f:. . Patti ~Qir lbe uaru oiL! if~lal•~ pver PbiiOde!Piria lrley ftid '"""" .~., u , . · qlgh~ deelored: "1!01\~y'a go ws"' "wa"" ~it\, ·,an~ •ll.~ A 1 " •'" nas Ne~ther 64 ••o·..u~ •• •• ,_, • - ~Jilb HUJ\tlbw!O~ £ut bad it al~ ita Gavllan's 1\yte, ~~. l.i~lv.. WI)' JMday nl&ht at GaUapoUs 1ness _,d rempti.able ruUMnesS. MEw YORK · tJP{~., 0'· ~i.clnnatl HUtfi• 16 u thll! il!!OAL defending cllamps 1 Jte•s another Gavllan." ltilh, tbe w,.rld - ~ ' dljt~ Clnclrnns,tl Sf. lavl• 41 went down to a humUlaUnl ' 1!11-44 l'lltter from Lbt Anpter:~ · ClnclftMti Taft it ate· li:Jsa. Pete Niceler, a f-& perD&tned the WiDDer ot· h. Dl Puf<Offn former lbr the YIJttots pliYina tile Al•A SCOliS ~detto 11\o-lal · A'i for lt. .ftotnl.t (ky •• it cornen out front. and in tbe key· SW sa,· ..,.., '! ' the ouUtii.ndint dn.ile ~ ...-ltiliiP c:iHiti+ry· DIY ' ' 1holt, led 11111 playen wiUt 2fl pqifttl M-Treit 4f; lltlo Gran• 47 ance ~ 11159 bY. ·. an ' ~ tlofy it for the winners Ricky Ray hAd N. .... ,.. 56: CNitoft 55 'ti'IK!k alid f~ld .Mar. . ' ' H. . c own I eros. . ~••n.tHIII•I' I l1f·• .... ·"klll>tu 63 , ~:.~ • Hills ,2 r.;;-.r~;i;;. n•h·n·~~n~ nev,ii\n only · takinil: 69 shots .at ! 10-root high hoop WINS • stump ~t· ) 1, ~at 1 m:. o':k !~'· ~~"''i ~or the =T-U80ll0i00 • s...." • to ' P..,a. , . (;irf1' '0ut Only · . · T• '· · · .. l CROW'S StEAK HOUSI, • ll)eant · I FOR CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 1 Cbrlttmas. is~ time lb sl·qg and be joy!u i. It is a· lime foo everyone. to sing and also a time to llsten to son~ o the masters, su pg and played by artists. It is especially a ~at it !ll•Y be a joyful season. It is alw the time to try to m~ lliJtl~r·tlfe ldiltl the sorrowful and the unfortunate, •nd having started such a JlfOir'll!l to.~··~~ g qg lbroughout ·lh"' .coming year. In short. swell the song that ··l'i§lt\lj'at tlhl'litm~~ pu ling a song in the h cart of the downcast. 'Ill ~~!Gbratlilg · hrtstlnas let us kl!l!p liim, whose birthday anniversary we celebrate, the ceub'all!&.ll•~· We :If~· not apt tq leave Christ out of Christmas if we ATTEND CHtmtli bURING CHJHSTMAS jlE ASON . ' ' · ·~JoHbllcjre)l. to Jin . SHOTGUN -nw: ancla HappJ New Year, •-• Wlth t'Fii! ho~ ·ft,Will, in some measure, foster ond help sustain tficit ~hich is good in fdmi ly 0 nd c<:ommohity life, this feature is C::itesttr, Ohio Su_,day, Dttc.,20,Iflt . ., . ' ~ P,M. till Dark: ' Pri#.es-Jl•••Dd~.. - ~ i t ;:cucr Aif111lral rv Wlttlfll·leiiiOft Confnf • • .: '. !fltiJ!lbtl;trl;lt'tl:le·~Usi'n'ess firms and organi zotions whose names ·.1P.PE!O r below, ·. STIFFLER RED ANCHOR ' Pomeroy Budget Shopping Center . I ' ., ~EMAN & ABBOn OHIO Vl!UEY . 'c;..iom'Buut kitchens BAKI~G CO. &liken of llolsum Bread . . .. . . -~pilrt .. lt H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. AUIG$ IQOIPMENT co. Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers Of Good Bread 1 . HuftUI~on, W. Va. • , iVfliu••ood, W. Va. , 6 P m. Wed. 9 a. m. Bible study and prayer, Wed. 7, p. m. Choir rehear:sal, Mrs. John Werry d1rector, 1hursda:r oec · 24, can· dlelight service. MYF in charge. There w1il be caroling aftLT the pro~rom. G h · , "' -v, • · l'" ' race Ep1~op~~l Churc: • Wm. m. " . A. Roberts, Re-ctor. F<llirtb . Sun· J:•ysell Rut;. ~e Jf~:~tbodist: flev. day in Advent, Dec. 20, tn:ao a W. H. Strausbilulht paator: Sun· m. daily morning prayer and serday School 9:30' a. JQ ., Worley 111.0n. Christmas Eve. Dec. 24th. Hnle1., S. 9. Supt., Morning Wor- 11 :30 p. m. Holy Comm~mon llbip 10:80 a .~. f'li(Y servJt•es 7 p. ..,_christm¥J DIY,. Dec 215th JO ·oo m., E.vetljl s~rtlce 1:3" Rottr~ E . a. m. Holy Communion. Smitli in that''"· Pra]l ~r medlng TIM First Vnlted Presbyterlan 7:30 Tli"!tday. . , ~·i:- ' Chureh,. 'Middleport, Rev. Howard , 1 ,.tficOlt.J Alti"inolr ftf.12,., Ruppelt Pastor. 9:30a. m Sunday Q~as, E. Codner. p{l!to~· ~unday Dec. 20 sunda)' School; 10 30 ;<lli~_li~~ .: Sohoo\10 •· Jll. ,S,hli4,r<>no ChUt<h Mo;niq~ worship. &errnon "fhe 1• •'P· m. lw~~! ~,, '.!' I' 11\ . .s~~<J.y Gilt No one qnde~s!ood"; The ·Tueaday ~!Ri'! , J1but1111: ·senior choir will sing the anthem · )~ tm~l•t~lt "F6r Unto You a .Child is' Bdrn" ..~"l"!~~~[lf.': ~~~~~ "- Bralll_ford ~~I! Of.. ~hri&t, Ra!pt. in obServance or Christmas aqd lfurttWe, fiilnlstir. Normarl Hysell. White Gift Sund'ay. Ja!_Ues Buch· ~b,lt~chott•u~f.",Bibli!-S~Jt~l9:30, a1nan i~ tll.e Uturg1st; A Chrlstmu a ~-i Mornlnrt wonb.lp tv:SO a. m plano and organ d11et will be .ChriStian ~ndeav~r OOJuthl 6. p. m pl·ayed by Lynn Budunan and Evening W9rahlp 7 p, qt.; Clu'l!ltmaP Mrs. Lillian Stetff· 0 W'iF will proiJ'a!Tt, ·nee. 24. ~ · trieef; 7:30 Candlelight Christmas Brac.;bun, Church of Chrld, T.V. communiop. servi<'c , Weill• • •mlhister: B"lo S!l!ool • '' T•• h M,et,.o ' d.1st ChUn;n, ~ • lo.)r. ow Haat .8!~ l. I'D. Wtn _Kl~J, 5"-11 :i. -Mq,rn- M.iddleport Raymllh . .Konkr.tgbt, l']a wonhlp 10.80. C!:iidian En- Pastor. cidirch School each Sun· deavor 6 m.; Evenin1 worship, day mor~i~g 9.30 Jack Bechtle, 7 p. m. ' .. ' Supt;~ ~l,.yme worship to':30; Jt. at O:oo: eve_ryone invited to at~end · tbe sl!rvu:e Of carois and caridl! tiah.Ung :this ~~ening at '7:00; Follc.wmg tbe serv~ee et the p&.re~ t_b e Senior choir will sing catOls for sh~·ins. They wlU re· tprn for refmhments; Monday eVenin,g at 7:00 wil!.- be the Chriltt· t· :-·· ~;~~~~~-~~~;R ___............ . ...,_,. ,-:=::a::n= .._........ .......... J, .... - ......,SON·R .,_.,. ..." " W i P • - --"- ......... ...,_ o. ........... , .... ~ .... .,.t,.l.-.#. _ ... - ....... . . Renews ' ~~ II , '' t ....! - · - ,.I RAJUlY MJ!Ilfl•• 'FALL ....ct TV. ., H • Carmel Social Events S::: driven "' tO tilt\ II'UeC tbat there -.f tl more than minhoM lil1etUJ. And drivifP ia tht Tiibt word. The fint ~ bfli'!vm were f.i er,:elr uu~MtHilie~ who bad at ,.ill ~I . It ally ,.. lnf:tlem. Jli.Jld b1 tmc the ill•~ ~. 14 ' In the optftUal- ~ljt tie Golpel ar- ahau ~~:;~~!~~~.~~;~~~~~~~£S~ '\t~gi~!'lf~i' ..... ~- tared when tile diPtlct Uld llote officers ot DIJt.riet lJ, DauJh-.,. ::!e d~ne~~:~ta m!:n.:. Chrt•tQitts for a lift excbanJe were pt.ced around a whit. detorated tree The dining table was c:enteftd with a larle Jla:bted Chri•tlhae scene with •lr. fiaurenes plated til wb1te reyresentin& the slnlint of Christmas carol'S with real red d 1 nrnahont an green p nes. Hoot•- ··e•e E"a Grim• ' " ' Edith Wakely, Fay P-arlin, Ml Ito Mobbelry aui.8ted b.Y Ethel Cam· d m. Favora were conages of red. wbJte and blue tied with red ribbon with green pine in tbe back. Edith Wakely, District Deputy of Marietta wn jo charge of the meetmc wtucb opened with the Xtord'a Prayer in unison .and sms:· mg of Christmas carols Wlth Fay Parlin at the piano. The next meeting was set for llarcb 27 at Tuppera Plaia• lodge hall at 1.30 p. m fhe date Cor the rally wUl be April 20 at EIU Place on tront St~et, Marietta. AtteJ)dlng the distrkt affair 'ftre Mn Wakely, district deputy Mrs tbarle1 Betzin&, state publl· city, Mra. Harold Kimes, state vlce eoundior: lin. La.reftee Poling. d1striet treesurer; Mn. Fred Sn~der, district fla« bearer; Mrs. Harold Wilcoxen. deputy club uerehry: Mn. 11. L. Alher;~.ft dlBtrlCt flag bearer; Mr1. Beulah Mayes, disarict councilpr; Either Wright, dislrld captain M.. Heney ....... eounell de- Mrs. Doo.ald Pierce of Athens, Mr. and au-a. Geora:e c·1I'CIe ID d Wnlly of South Chartuton. W. Va. 1nd Mr. and Mr1. .James Cirde and 1011 of N'e.- Haven were Sunday ,....._, of M'n. Mary Circle and puty; Fa)' Parlin, couadl de_puty; Mn. Mobberly, eouMil deputy ; Erfttt Mrs ~art Btshop, collhtil dwuty; Mrs. Ed Watt, eouncil dep ty · Gl dys Lehman tkputy· M~8. ' ~ur Hetzer~ d'epui,J; Alvin Taylor deputy· lin ·Eva '·1 d.eput'y .n " d. t GriH.m. councl naa Mrs: Melvin. · tauy Jonea · Ora Scarbro"n" ..... and nptain Sue Clrc:le "lied 011 Doroihy and · , c0riill4 : Our Faith Gives It Meaning -country church in town), -SUDday Pomeroy; W~'do J~ i\larl.ela, pa•tor; s~hool 9:80 a. m. Supt. Berl Bo81B VunW Ch_u«h School g,:u; a. m., Mornihg wor1bip at 11· me•flll! -ltillph lt. Ca.lnpbell, supt.; \V01'8hip on tb.e Bn'tb. of. JesWJ; ' Eytn,ing lO:t!t- a. m. "We ~ve Seen lfis sQJ'l'iee;r..wUl, t::ohsht Of .a Christ· 1 191:11 Choir ~~ J ·Jt rl).; ~r. mas &tm81&m 1· and an exehanre of Ht ~:46 p. ~-:. Sunday Sch?bl gifts. Program to start at 7:30 CHrt.amar p_r!Jgram, Dee. 24, '7.80 YF. undo. the dlreelmn of Mn. Caryl p. 111: Pooler and Mrs. Maxine Huffman; everbody eome, everybody wel· C()lllt'. Edmond Llfe, Pastor. Th• Methodist Church, AlfNII, Rev Robert R. Card Pastor. Sunday Sebool at 9I30, ' Lloyd Dillin· ger, Supt; WoNihip service .at 10 :45 with Herman Taylor Ja:v leader; Sunday 1 30 p.. ni) and 7'30 p. m. MYF ChriJitma• .play pra~tlce; Tuesday evenimr at 8 Christmas ~rogram: Wednesday eVening 7:30 mid week ptayer 1 • • Tho Plr~~ unltod Pntb¥titton Church; syr.acuse, Rev. •H&fttd kuP,P!'lt, Pastor. Sunday, Die. 20, 9:00 ~hrlUmaa ~mmu'nJon eerVlct!J; Junior choh wlll ~ihf an anthe~ in observance ot El!i.Piat· mas lind White Gift Sunday. Ml'l MRry L1sle Ia . dlfeetor;, 10:00 Sun~ny School; Wednesday 4:tft Jumor Choli' , pra_ct!c~; I I T... Cerrn•l IY1hjit Cl United Brethren Church wllJ present on SU d Dec zO t 8 8 n even ~ · a ~hr~ :mas P 1 gr~~~.t.ll 1 U ltH )'racUst: lv~ Cl ,n BreUlr~n Chtlfch 1Vi~ preStn~ Ch>lst~as _ p:rog~m. at 7:3{1 W · nesda~ ~veniJ!f'• D~~3~1.. \J 1 · Th,• . .hiri~ ·~ ~ it *. . First . ._ptltt ~hur~•. last Main St, Pomeroy; Ralp~ C. Zundel pastor; Wm. Wa~Q, IUDt; 9:00. 11:15 Service of WOJ'!Ifttp and stud)'. C~tmas JDusie ~ tbe ehOlt. Ser· mon: "Highlights ~~ Cbrid'• Bir:tl\" .Nursery and Jumor Cbureh for children. 7:30 p. m. Christmas prO· a:raro. _by church school, followed ~ ~1al hour; Wed!, 7 • 1~ Carol •tgq..taJ by Youn1 People Wlth par· ty at parsonage. . MlckU.,...t ·chun=tl 1tt Ch*t, Fred t Gardner, minister: 9;~ Bible •tud~. R. c. s~.lfy, supt; 10:30 l'lorm~. wonhip Ttle OIOfY of the Lord, p. m. Chrid~js _pr:-::mm!!:~ 7.. ~h~-:!1! Y . choir ractlce <rOll! A nOted modern ecluilar, PrOf. Jehn .Ka\M of URWh Tlteelo&ieal Seminw. 1111 tboe claim wa• an lililfntbte ~ttroWth Of tfte uoaril· molil experlenee of the primitive t.,...dfo··r·d.C.hu-rc· h ;.f., ~·s' Ob"'""... . ;,t~ \llo u:!l ::tCI- T~ Yule Season D•" Deeem~r meetine: aad The Chri.tmal pafty' or the HOme· builderJJ l:liu at: the BradfOrd Cbureb -of Cbrlst Wll :b~ FJi4iy e\r~nlilg at the cbureh bel:llmlng w!~ i -~UUct IUPPft'· ? T~llt · Ulptute for the evening wn rea8 ~ MO:mtlb I{Jsell, pn. eldtftt of the clui, with Jim Reed llvllil !lie o)jeiiliiJ pf&Jor. Dlirlne the bUJibess ·meeting thJ.Ii ef'" declded to~.pu~~ae n~W re;~~urea, 8 ~....! C..arch PR.eclnt . A. ft.'~':.jP'ey, ; ~·stm"'~ 9.·30Mo~ a'~ · ~ ~~ ,Sebbol ~• . c.at~ fOilntni offt~l Twere t.H~d: ·}o.·~!"!Jfie(I~U: or tbe eominl: til • tnatl • Norman '!u&· eHai~ ~d ll&bt tltWes f'?' their ~~~rp 5.~~·~ri.C:m~~MJraCle~lil ~~ll;t· -~pret~id~ ~01111 e p· nl .BYF· 8 p m special Ctirist- " •-,.~.P , ,. do.lol.:. • .....!_ · · ' · · ..1. • : ~nenl, ...vt.... ..-mas prosram; Wed., 7!90 p, m. PGUifli,C ~: Normat~ Rtts· prQ-er ml!etlng. aeU' aiid' new. reportets Atin Rusiktblth.m .. ptltf. cllurch, G..... ill'n· , !.. , Bend; :Arthur R. M:ecauley, pattot:'; ~~ - ~ Jn of •10 wu ' tent to 8:30 a. m. Mort!.ing wonhlp ;~e the ~ fhlcll! the cla~ , Cbristma1 MirJcle~'; lO:UI a. m, h•i 1 'Qeeial PtOJeet · Sunday School; 7 p.m. Evenirta: ··D~; Ule: ~ial lifU wonhip "Perfect security." wwe .~td ·Od secret pat• Deftvllle lllltrlm HeiiMII Chur~h weft ~lf:dJ B~~~ren Chureh wll: --.,.&:;""~ t;s· Laa.gnUle; Don Wachen8tllwa.. At~dJ.Ai(• meetiq and C tmas VfOVIm a ·, ~ . 1lr• , _.pastor; Sunday Sdiool 9:80 I. lit.; 1"-rJrt. , Jk~,-and- lln. J'amti day evening Di.!e. 24. ·~ :\; -.~ \' ijornlnlt •wonhip 10:30 •· m.; Mltl· R.t64-~ · J&utlt; Mr. lJld .~':!_·.~.·0C~··.r blp . w~ok servlee, W~, 7:30 p.... ; J{r1. · . . :Huaiblt; 101111. T.; llir Roo;'·. lo~o'Z"r~Sil:l'' 1 ! 01 . Cbrl..,.,. bro~ram, Slltld•y, Del:. on,JI. ·- ;t Ofllllll . ~u.,.u, llljo. 88'"1 ee, ' ~ · t :.-_ ,o ' 10, 7!80 p. m.; Youtb JUwlval, ~- mi~· ii ._._ , Ali:lhe!' v-. 8:~ We<lne.day "" n .~- 13 SO~ throua:h Jan. 3; Rev. Earl ~· -aMJi.»Ufi! ~. Chne_tmaa play, young -people JO Wachenatbwan~ enn1elist. afn. ,,,•.~ ••lin., i:d lb rot-< csrohng TUetday ni&bt. '"' ~ ·· ~ ·.'-F11 Mr aDd' 111'1. P TrTo~ks ';J:tte:~~ ~~\t~~ ·"' TH~ tbP~ Plilns JtUtt Churclb ~le ~il. ~nd Jlri. au . , ' L. • ~ • f_ , Will hne thl\lr anriUil Cht'~ Lim . ,~, ~~ and M'ri.. !Y '7: srh .. ·' 1 a. The Kiwanis ~tub is one of the most popular and most bigbly respected organizations of business men, and enjoys a well deserved tribute for a long list of good works. But in one regafd it IJ tlie Sllllject of no little curiosity. The nalrle "Kiwanis': is a word that was coined by tile rounders of the organization, although there have been those who have thought it llilllllar to an Indian word. Actually, bowerir tfiefe is DO SUtli Cdnbection. "All this is fortunate,'' 0110 of ule internaliooal officers once sald "for it means that Ki· - i s going to mean lh every community exactly that wfiich Kiwanians make it mean." ADd So CbriMmal Among the Christians of the first century there was DO cele· braliou' of the blrlb of Clirtst. for their minds were occdpie4 with the tliolil!bts of their Lord's deatb and resurrection. As a matter of fa<l. at teasi two of the Gospels in our New Testament (Mark aod John) make no mention of his birth in any way whatsoever. The first day of the week was o!>se"ed in rommetnoratlon of the fact that it was on that day that Jesus ' \vas seeb alive again for the first time f<lllowlng hit cruclfwoii, anii liy the time ilie liool< of Revelation was wrjtten it had come to lie known .. "the Lord's Day." The Uoiiorm Sunday SChool lesson for ~mber 20: "GOOD NEWS ~'OR THB' WORLD," Luke 2:11-14; Acts 11:19-30. lhe "' .· .li:. ,m. I".'d "tir. P"·pj '' ·• · .t .-. r=- Nlw. m. ' By Rby L. Smlll hWr dleport,, R'ev Watren H. Hulburt, Chvnhn,- ltft: -IIohft lltfch~, , !ILICT BISHOP . Supt. pastor Fourth Sunday tn Adverlt : YORK UPt-h~ l'i'dlet!~ 9: 1" &1 Jll, 10·15 Sunday Sthool 9:30 a. m ; WorshiP., "'tift~ £Pi$~~ C~Urt a. n'l. ).fbfning Not 10:30 a. m. Sunday Schools Christ· lliCJ tOdl)' j!\~ Rouse ,o B:r~·~ft Afraid"· ~-oo m. tpas p~p,am 7:30 p. . m; Chriatmall~ld probably connrm .. ~" BYli' !rl~"ets. ,, Dav Wol'$1ilpdf a .. ~I itt~flthM tbe electlob u ~ P!lllili: .~ " "' ••.• ,.. Tuew" 7 p. m. .,...,.!M~ .e~lrip~:. B . ut * Crr,iadle~·· Cla.. .will meet r .- ,_, be_,. rnon . 1 ut e1Igton !,:':~.::·::. ':'...~:·*~ 'know School~ 7jl0 ..,~ Sunday nigr Pto&fim 8\lpdllJ, net. 10. it 1:~ O!i:'ft':' ~~ : T.Dmy an~ Christril.a_a ,P~ :Yo~n& -people 0 .Q ' nt 1'he )"Obhg ~ttJe- 9f tiN RIChard WUt, ~ go e~::::J.: 1 ~hQ:~· p ul ~~ureh Will tab ...~. D~ · · .• · J(fl. I"' , W lli d ' ". . al-e Kutl Ho*s ' ~. ·= · ~ an l(:rll. sieiett Lilhlf. Hooks, Mlnloter. lO Sun1 ay ~bool, II Mn. lllmtti Wo , ~ : ~"-' ~ol'f. 11 worship serv1ee· Cbriitm~s a er. · - ,. · ' play praetlce; 7:a0. ¥ondlf' dlgllt ~e VJfte~. ~..., . !llrJ .III/OOilaa . wtl1 Christmu pltiy· Youfta people to 'if(U p W'Oltii. . : . -j "~ •urtll ~th lf1i. go caroling afier tbe _pll). Ttie ~t\i:l~e E Cb ~t , . IIUI Jl1'l.: BUdriz II ltfhtnJ IUe 0orcu.. ~1'1 Pf'bj;raljl .Will be Oh_ , ~,, . ' . vF ~ F.ahipE.and Dunn, 2a•!o-:, ~'ILfn!!l• ,-.or.- Uec. 21 at T:SO Jl· 'tz~ .. ~~lil . Chrlitmu eermon 1:30· Pi'bariht dir@ttbra .~ Sbhdjf St!htial tO:SO; v:Jrlliut 6:30 ,~o.e,, Nf!onU ~ter, •pl~jij''' ChrJstmls pro$fti(ll 7:30 Thur&day ~~ .Btt:ft..,~ Y Aclcley. ~ evenl98', Dtt. ~. 1 • ,·, • 1 yo~, P'"'l" i will ~o caroUnr • Carmel i:ua CJtun!ft Iji 1 Dunn lowt.nr t~ .sel-Wt!t. · , Pastor S.unday &chbo'l 9:~· the The ~th ~~ C.t:J.~tm1.aahf7i Chrirt~· ilr,Oaram at'l,p. m,' Dee. Jl'lm 'ft'U, be .. _J~":i:.. n "~h ~)~,~~ mas ]lrogrart\ I or the Sundlly 20. ' \. 1t' I 8 p.m. Yotme ~t '1(. ~· ~~~ ~ Scbooi; Junlor youth will gather Syracv.. · IU&, ·.,Churt~h, , F. 1. wUl ~= •.·~· .-e. a~ the cburtb Tueaday even,Ing punn Pastor, &9~~ Schof)l-. e :SO Fave • n, e e • i~ at-8:80 to go ~arpling to thl!, abut M:orning·· Wc:N:h:tp1 ~lnd ~~tm.af Wllm~ &;hr. . 11 in r.nd return to the church for setmon 10 :41J; pr.esenllf;Jqri or ~~· PubUt II W_etcome ~ ..t~ refreshments, There wm be no Chriumae proeratn 'r:so•.J'ednes- theM ~eel accOrding td ,...t ~ choir reHeanat WedheldaY. day evedine A. tor, Rev. rlul Hooks. ' ~, )!h-it Baptist ChurCh, Mid· St. P•ul efiCI ·st! Ah~~ bb1tl.,ift , ·~~ual cl)il's!rnu ... ~ · ·romoY. omo· 1 Hoi4Mdeting Dixie Clftle SulidaY artetnoon. .~· Sj. · 101>1t: Mr. and loin. FrOnk H•dJo• and MY. and Mrs. Home< Cil<le and · ", · ' lilmliY ond Mr. ond Mrs. HarrY Mrs. carol Pool, Fiidoy ofiOii>oon. oii Mr. and med at -ch.urcb; Wedne8day '1:30 ~ f:oro, 1nd t~re Is nollf"else. tb~ · col;. ~.... bettnjllne wu the ca-pQatt tpent SurrdAy with Mr. verna Ciftle caD~ M:r. and Mn:. WinDifred Scarm. senior choir wtU be slnging in J• p.o God betide Jht: . l bayJ W'Qfi, .illkl \~ Word Was with and !ln. Allen Tiylot. ~y Circle •~nt Tuesday brough visited the Mrs. Aywood Pomeroy. There wiJI be no preye~ made 9Je earq.\ ab.d Cl'!l-te4 .dl~h GOd, abd:: ih'e- Word Will .God . ·. • meetinc; 8:90 p, m. Board 0! "upbn 1t: I, . ev~ tnY biad1, ba'*' iod til_,~ Wbi'd ... made fle!lh, nia:ht with Marilyn Rice, Donu. Jones and family SundAy evening. Chrlstitn Education will meet at,,t,tretched 0\tl the ()eave~ and ill andt dwel\ ' amOnt Ul, and we be· chUrch; Ttmrsday 'J:SO p. m. tbe their _bqp\ ~•ve I ~11)mtnded. JJai· hela··L~ tliory." SUNDAY SCIIoqL LESSON OF THE WEEK Wbr dJtl tbe early Christiana annual Christmas: Eve Cindle-- ah 45: S. 12. Wed.neaday e~n1 1 date to claltft that God WI& Jh· hght servlc~ preaented by ttie ae-:vice at 8 ~- ~~ . . Senior H1 BYF. Th• F,ecl..-•t.O Churc..h, ........,. l!~tl:! hi -. human life~ Wt be· Hou• Of Pr~y•r, Chlllter, (Tille ell and RefOrn:\ed . Presbyte(ialt san in ' a stJbte aM ended on 1 Minist~r. 0\l:en AS$QCJ.TED RAa;.~o Cunous m s •o universal. .It men would be free, self-governing and prosperous and live in • wari~>Ss world, t_!!ey jnust team increasingly to put government "upon his snouldei'." If Jesus Christ is not SQ ·liQBOred, then golrernmenl will be upon the shoulder of antlchrl#(, of power-litingry mep wil~obt morals, who seek ~nd find fti~n· of enslaylng their felle>ws lor the sake of their llwil · ntalerial aggrandizement. As Wit· liam Penh so trUlY said: ., " If m~n 'f!ll'not be gov~~ by God, then they must be governed by tyrants. .~ services. FrH Methodis! Churchre: R•v. W. H. Strautbaugh, ,..tor: Laur-.1 Cliff: Sunday School 11:30 a. m., Phil Wise, Supt.;· Clue: MeeUog 10:30 a. m. Wm. BaUey in charge; f!itY ~ervJcea 7 p. m. Evangelistic services 7:30 p, m. paator in dlnrge Prayer mt>etin" We'htel""" "'' 30 r- WOU11UMA*', ....._. IICIIrM&I 1Y plw - be uWn c=H.I·CK£-N~ :~., 1o . · . ; .. • I --t · - , ·, • 1 112 Pie"' F•lod To A GoWen ..._1 ift.Jt h•d _l• :l . a - . i.Y LOIJII CAhiLl Chmtian tommumtt Uftltllll ,._ IMtenW*-1 1be story of the Incunatlon, ~WII)&- do we celebrate Christ· he tayi-, ~~ "an effort to _represent 11111f" the mean.nr of a sa1vatton whtch Clilldtb\ are apt to uk that had _actua!l y been bestow~ and q~iot\ at till& time of th.e year. rece1ved 1n the fellowsh.ip men PareJJta who feel ill.-equtpped had· with Jesu1. • tbtOIOJlcal dbeullion m1y Find G.d In Him stall tor a while ~Y answerlftJ "For men m very Lruth found tJlat ia the birthday of God in him . When he sa1d 'thy himCbristmU Christ. But rmrnl miD.. aN: nle ..t.l •"" curious. Tbey sms ue forgiven tbee', lhe .sinner 100ft wt;t to 11fbo waa Je· knew be wu In fact for-glven, and And why ,·, bla birth· that the hold of hi• enet~Y waa .. -~-t bi-oken. And men and women ' ~~u-u day 10 1peclal? At thia ..,·nl, parent& may be whose hVes h.ad bMn empty and eompeiLe,J to tome to CriiM with meaningleu became, in His presthe leatt undentood and mo•~ ence, 1uddeniy aware of the difficult arhet. in the Chri..aian bea~:ttY of God, and what had been --•. . a form of death became lite eY"er 'I:.I....U la•tinJ." Tbeolociaaa WI it the dogma AI tbe dikiple8 reflected Orl ol tbe lne•roatioo . It ia an at· their experience. Pnlf. Knox uys tempt to eapre.t• in 11Jorda a they betame increaama:ly certain brotbtaklDg s:t)nvictioll tblt wal that .. an e-vent of incalruable botD ib the flnt Chrliti1n dl~~ti· mapltode" had oteUrrt'd 111 their ~ u ~hi[.;. .. •ouJbt to n~a:ll midtt, and tht:t they had witne~o .....,t J~ · ,....,. ~- ~. 'f: _ ltd ih ~IUS "God'l •upreme a.pJI, (e~ .¥d JI.,...-Jehfi4 ID tne diec-IGIUrt of Hirnself to met\." Pf!!~!ltfrJtt~.Jt'au4-, ,k ~"rhit was the faith of the eart.y .U1e -.tliclplft knew taat Je•u• ('hurrh, a Caith whjcb could bf ex· waa. a huinan btlir.g._.;. iDln w~o ~telled. only ln terms ..,r seentosay~ • J • 11ot ·- Uiell .itid iJite other merit ind atofy. BUt the tacn· "Of the Increase of his go\'l!rnment a'od pea<e· tbere sb,tl lbe.il~ -~ lhared fCUy Ja the tnent and story are as irue as t&r: tEo~ l~lta:tlou af!d auf· (aith, aod tbe faiUi reJti finnly be no end .. "(Isaiah 9:7). ·• fftinl of otdinary exilti!OH.. ~e ujlon What mf!n had actually Note one phrase from I~lili's prophetic &talem~h!: foUpd in Je.atu-and find ihere '' . ahd the govetnment sball bls ~llQQ.)derj ... " ftl'tllth qt ~!- hu~ lihtnea clearly thfOOib tie New Telta- JtW " Un!ortunately, )Vith partilil e~ceptions here and.tbm., g~- ment BCOO!Ihta QJ '1\1• lite tbllt · ernment is not yet 11pon His shoulder. If it were, •t would be many peijpJe, even todly, ale conducted with truthfutneu, ' honesey, modesty, justice, fair draltD to JOve arid ~ hun play and mercy. There would be no war, and peace would be lllriply r"81!1 the wilreiJt and bht ()f a Merry Christmas to yoy with Many., Parents Face Chlildren's M• d Abo R . • Dol J.. ~~ "' •~ • •rtel.tb 'N · ChrlotWn Sc!Orift ; llo.~o~y, 144 'f. elhon Tllnos ' SlUOft WI\; Mulberry Ave .. P\l1li~."'Y· MorntQ m......~! sufli'm~ll>.n blsh.!l» ld w~ Mtfite 11 u ;I'Uli ~'tJttlilt!itO, Ih' ll1~1!. . York _!..,~. 'f.l'•,..::.:i ~h:d!ng ~~olftdof.1t,-the:Atoml~ Walt Fon;e" ~~'!. the !,'.ibject lerfJg;~. fd:'!,Wftm 6t~ , "'o1p~r )fu !I~ e1~~ ~ lel~ k&l). I ; ,. ~loiM:~ a.t'li~ ·._.~,... · •·· \. . -~~;J"' ' '* made possible auite foitlmate. still those group. of tb~ blrlh on and EVe, reverent •• �' . ~ SenHnol, ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, o:, Dec. 19, 1959 NOTic~~ =~~NG JUROit& B.if 0 Off To Fast Start On !o.:'"~u'~~.~Y ~:!m~ Quest For 3rd Scoring Titlel···~...ll·~~~rL~J:.: Indians Shuck aerl~~= ~u~!~:~:;;;~"f,~f J~.~:~ i!~: w S~ring in h G!our ls ROOM HouSE. Tupoen PW••·! Oh10. Phone Chester YU-6--3151. WANT ADS OF HOUSE, TWO large living room, built kit"" b.r, 11109 at the offlee or th• chen cabinets, gas furnace, in• f Commissioner• oi Jurort In the suIate d . Iarge car pon, 12" 001 C H f M . C IP'Oa CONSISTI!NT DI!PENDABLII IUISULT8 Il Ian and Mrt. OJW Smlth, llr. \.J d M h llr. an ra. Dan Srolt . Rol> l on NEW YORK UPI - Oscar Frank Burgess t>f Gonu&a is third CLEVELAND UP! T" Clev ertlon of Cincinnati , driving for an with 95 in three for a 31 .';' averfALCONI WII.L liMAIN frontaGe . Wnght Street, off o~r:,t foro~~e ~anua~~~et·m~ul~O land [nJians today annoW:~~d 8 ~: unprecedented third str~ight_ maj~r age and Vhet Walker,. Bradley Jtt..TI!S lllLWAUKEE UPI-Tbe MU· Mulberry Ave . $9500.00. Phone of the Common Pleu Court of d h"b'tioin schedule which in· college basketball scortng title, u; ~ophomore , Is fourth Wit~ a _ 3_0· "autee Falcon• of the lnternaUon· I-~~ pll' - · - !noenlon• .lliiOmam eharlf. - 10 . . t C*lll per word for three COIIIetUtJ-.e m.terUoGt, OO·Y, Wil bur Young, or 622Q saJd County. c.l~d:: ~~~es a"'"ainst nine mwjor off .t~ the fastest start ever r~ord- point averase on 120 po1nts tr al Hoekey League wiU remain ln Valley Lumber & Supply Co., t:'....Aland S. Norrl.s, l t>~ "ue clubB. and eliminates the ed With an average of 43 points a four gamea . 8pedal - 011e mOAtb tor 30 eeat11 per coni. operation for at leatt two thirda 12 1:5 3tc ...-~~ g me for fo:..~r contests - - - - -- - Middleport, Ohio hiJ ole of 8 ct!Wt per W1)rd Will be eDU'I'l!d for ad,vertiJ,i"' Everett J . Tracy. 'l'ri.be's annual spring tour with the .II · · • of the seuon after 13 stockhold· •l . • . •. Robertsdh scored 172 points In If 1IGl paid Wit!Un 10 days :l...'ter reee.ivtn,: bill.. era put up additional cuh for the FA.HM SEE OR CALL G. A. CommiSSIODers of Jurors ~n franCISCO Cilantll. hito irst four starts. He is averaging lrrort 111 Advert~ - Should be reported unmediateb'. Tb team's operation Friday. lu~~~·__':R:"ac ~ >ne, Oh lO. l2·15·6tp 12·11-ltc . . j 'fhe Indi~ns' cross-country tnp 1 almost IQ points a game more than 111i1J SeotJ.oel will aot M n.poaaible for EPOl'e UI&D one UlCOr~.ss Serv•'c•es theSeal~ hula will be_ re(el"ved Ill with the Giant::~ the oldest In the . second -place Jtmmy DarroW of JOINS BRITISH TEAM reetlaaertJon. (20) r. offtce of_ the l._'Jila.~e ~Jerk , maJ<r leagues, will be d_ropped duf' Bowling Green. Card of fbanb Md Specaal Nottcea nf Eveot. tUIO. Obuuarleoll Darrow has scorc1 I-6B points m LOS ANGELES UPI-Dan GurPomeroy, Oh10, unttl It o clol·k Lo the early op~nmg m the Na· pubJiahed r.t 1 cem Jer won1. THE BEST IN ARTIFICIAL noon ~n December 21, 19!J9 on the uonal League. As a resuH, the_ In· I five· games for a 33.2 avera ~e. of Riveraide, aUf., tbe tffthWOKDS 1 DA~ S DAYS 8 DAY! 1 11U BWEEDING r fGII-owuug ltemti: dlans will travel ca.st for e1gh! l;=~~!~~.:l car driver in In· 16 1<1< IIOe R.. fUO ull ITEM NO. 1 - fo~or -the I'Ut"ehasc .'an .cs with Amencan Lea gue ! ~--A.~~rJEW AGREEMENT·--ClllCAGO UPJ-The United &landings, has jGined 20 tiUc: tl.2U $! .W ~-W ALBEBRT PARKER, CHEfTER, 0. by the Village of romeroy of a teams in Florida , Louistana , Ala·: SPHli\GhELlJ Mas.s UPJ - lhe Steelworkers Union USW threat· British racing team. :1& 70c fLOC "-"" f7 .00 Kau.tz Feed ~~~re, Chl·~t~r . Y ~k.o~ I new 1960 truck c~is and ~ump Jama and Tennessee . " I New York. kange~s and. Springfield ened today to seel contempt of 28, competed •for . the Ad. reoe-1\'fll: b)l 10 A.S. wl..l..l De in tbat d•y'a paper 5-:'.145 or~ l'l\t' Pumt~ ~rtll , 1 ?m ·body of ~he f~Jiowmg dcscNptuon After 21 "caclu.s l~ague game~ [ndians have renew~d their work- court citations if the steel com· this year. eroy 917-:~1, _!Jt; for: IU '~ 111 I- IV~ and .spoo~ft~ttons : , . 1in Ari:wna, and a _pa1r of contests mg agreement through the 1950-61 pony·by-<:omp•ny on stepped-up II I Notices .-or .:>cue d.ury breeds, 3 b~ef. I du <~ ! pur l'ruck to 1have gross v&}ucl• 1in San Diego Cahf. the Ind1ans S · r· ld tl 1 d· TRENTON. N. J, UPI-J. D. ose NO 1\ ::>SO "IATiUN TO . . . ' '. season . prmg 1e . curren Y ea ~.~nion demanda. IIIII, 131, Trenf"Qn, outpolnt.d P · .... . . , weLght ratu~rg of 21,000 UJ6. or v11l fly east. They wt\1 me~t the mg the American Hockey League , A refusal to bargain on an in· J:AIITH l4ATER1AL NEEDED AT ~.t:.W J9tl0 PATfY•.RNS 1-'LASTIC Chico V•Iez, 136, New York lO. 1 JOIN . Now h.a ve froze n semen more, proper wbeel base for 9feet Bos!on Red Sux in New Orleans ~ the top farm club for the last dividual basis would be in viola1 60S E. Main Street. Pomeroy, 1 1 win®w blinds and 1h.1des, Vene 1ploce Range- . musl popu ar bu Is. dump body . All tyopes of en...-ine .'\pril 9 and 10. from 0., to fill basement. .Lf you have •.., "' t10n of J1i1 federal court order, un12 18 30tp t1.an bhnda:, aJI klnda alld colora wUJ be coc.Rdered but -bid must 1 - --·-:- -::-- any bring it there and dump it Fiber gJass awning1, JJ.~y and FUkNACt. WESTING· specify ou. inch ditsplacement, I' ion officials charged. or phone 60U-J or 84&-M. Nigbt narN p.l.ate& ,u kind&, HOUSE •ppli•ttcn. ·~rnold Bro. numbi:r of cylinderl, etc. five (5) · \AJ The threat came after the USW 12 lf 6tc Aluminum ladders aU kmds. then, Svr•cu~ot.', Qh1o. Phone speed Direet In fifth lraR&miSIS.Iuu, • .1 sent a "revised proposal for set· Free Estim11te, Dile Wippel J' 136-Y. II 19 tfc . two-speed axle, !heat-er .and detlement'' to 95 steel companies. Supply, 2.l.;i Union Avenue, -c-=-:-=-c - - · - ~ ' froster, two front ti)'W hooks, one The proposal called for a "slie;ht· Pomeroy, Onto. ll -3u-60te (Contlnu... From p... One) Jy higher" wage-fringe beneflt BOB'S TREE SERVICE AND RB- · r~ar t~w l~p, rig~t aild left elecl WISH TO TIIANK EVERYONE moval. Phone 6841. 12·3-30tp llrlc wmdslue_ld w~ra. rij!bt and brought from other sectiona package than the one ~lgned by for their wonderful cards and LENNOX Hl·BOY FOJlCEO AIR &ifli dur\ng my stay in th toil furnace for eale. Excellent FOR RADIO AND T, v. REPAIRS l~ft rear V'lew mirrora, stcmal while yourtg and later turned . the union and tbe Ka1ser Steel COLUM8US UPI-Author1Ues . Company . . Call Frank Caphlna, -41 4 N. bgh·ts, mud fb.pt, .heavy <luty loose. Brown Hospital, V. A., Dayton. condition. Call TU2-f3%(i. Second Ave., Mkldlepport. 9 bca~es, dleavy duty front and rear AI an example of thia, Parsons were not aure today how soon 1 The union announcements set George Neuelroad, Sr 12 1t 8tc A. M. to 9 P. M. 12..).tfc ~pnnp, reinforced freme, 8.2-D x cite 11 the instance of a bear re· four esc~pees from the Ivy Bluff the stage for another ~~d of 1 2.) 19 llp fHERE::-c:-1S:-;;STl::_LL ------:--~<= -:-:T:;l::Mc:E TO GIVE W t»'IO.Il 10 •ply Liree, lug t)lpe on ported in northern Athen11 County N.. c., pnson, who were givc:n ad- bitter conference table m-fl,ghting "'') ~ a monogrammed Christma' COffDI'i'ION!NG, REFRIGtJl. rear, dump bed to -~ ~.'IJ x kt feet a few yeara ago. The 'bear bad ditional 10 year federal sentences neJ:t week. 1• "Ut~ ::,o les blouse. Three initlalJ tree with atlon servic:e. Jaclr:'a Refrigera- (four cu. yd.) Wltb 33 :head and been brought from Tenneuee .as here, would be taken back to ------1815 PONTIAC-:-V::B-;:ST:cA :-:: R-: C::cH::!EF=~ eervtn!, Chiidren'a, girl 's and tion, New Haven. Pbone TU· tail. 24" mdei :w.J.th ~ size wing a cub and when full grown had fl~!lh ou~ their terma. . ,1,006. t door sedan. Power women's a:izes. Th~ Shoe Bo:~~, 231137. 8-23-tl type eab protector, door in tall been turned loose by the owner. 1 That ts up to tbe U. S. attorateering and brakes. Sharp orlg· MiddleP?r_:__ 12-l5-5tc g<ate, eomp1ete with hoist. Truck The animal was 80 tame that ney," a spokesman at the' cit¥ jall AUCTIUN[IR LO -be _yellow 1ft color. people were stopping along the said .• ,''But I expect it wm be inal two tone finiah. Extra good .. GOOD USED BIKES SHOE c;.mpltt. '""lc. ITEM NO. 2 - For the pur- road to feed him and wildlife soon. Mrs. Martha Ru98ell spent SunBJ,aettnar'1, Pomero)'. 12 16 6tc ' skates. record players: 4D rpm Crl,. lradlonl Ttle four, part of_ 20 who ea· day afternoon with Mr. and Mn 1 t:ha.se by -tbe Village of Pomeroy game protectors were forced to records, some brand new toys A'rlte, PhoM - Contact fo.r a new 1960 Utility Type Trac- go bear hunting In order to pro- ~ caped from the max1mum secur· Lt:lu Diehl. 18M CHEVROLET BELAIRE, $690 lelt at '-h price. Open 'til 7:30 A. ('. Br•dford. tldlne. Oha. tor. rrwdtum sue, C~ wheel t)'lpe, teet the public. ity inat~tutlon l~!t week. were Attendance, at the Laurel Cliff 2 door sedan . Extra nice orJg. p. m Fife' a Novelty and Gun Shop. S.J&.III rear tires mtru.mum SJZie 11 Inches, caught ·i.D Cambndge, Oh1o, juat Free Methodi.St Churck was 99. lnal finish . Worth much more. 12 16 6tc Mlddleport. front tire& llLlntmum a1ze 6.00 (6 An animal of tbls type can be· two days after they gained their I Mrs. Bertha Parter called on Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 12 16 6tc TELEVJ.qJON. RADIO & SKALL plyJ, Electrletil Sy•tcm, <starter come a killer In an Jn.stant, Mr. freedom. They were found guilty Mr11. Lou Diehl Sunday. 18M PLYMOUTH 8 cyl ., $695. Two CASH PAID FOR MODERN OR ..lJ'I~Uance r9S)akr. Phone Otillj and Ji.rhts), Safety Lights on rear, Parsons claims. in federal court here Friday of 1 Mn. Edna Schaeter called on \t.cClintoct Raolne Cblo. 011 c.leaner, fuel gauge, rear wheel Asked .as to reported b&lilr and tranaporting a stolen car across Mrs. Betty Dlt!h.l. old guns, shells and ammunition, door aed•n. Ltkc new red finish . movie equipmf."nt, power tools, 4-4-30t~ ' ' wgt.s., hydraulic Sllstem. One hea- bobcats in tbia county, Paraons state _lines and wit~ lranspor!ing Mrs. Margaret AJlen spent the Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy , 12 16 8lc almost anylhmg ot value. l<'ife 'sl ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;:;;::::;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;~ ~vy duty indut~l.rtal type ~CNlder, clalma they do not e.11as_t. Ho_uae two rtfles taken lR the pr-tson 1 afternoon at the home of Mrs. ~-=-:-:--- -- - - - No~elty and Gun Shop, Middle- I I not less tban 1fJ yard capac)ty cata a~me wild reach lncred..ible break. Edn-a Schaefer. lDS3 .BUICK CENTURY $l,09S. porl. Open 'lil 1:30 p. m. clt'l.il.rance to be adequate to u~ 1.Ue, he says, and damage attri· Appearin_g in court before fed· Mr. and Mrs. Griff Archer tr~~.seE~1t~~ ~:O~r :~~~~~~~~:;: _ __ "- _I6_ 6_tc wllh dump truck, hydraulic con., buted to bears are usually found era! Judge Mell G. Underwood, "(:ailed on Mr. and Mrs. Charles lin& original finilh . Blaettnar'll, SINGER ZlG ZAG SEWING .MA· trolled bucket on loader. One bea· to be cauacd by dogs. lanky Grady Floyd Stone, 23, tbe Diehl and sons. vy duty industrial type Joadcr, PariOfiS has INdO I long ~poke&man for the group, tol~. the Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl spent P C lk 8 1 2 l6 etc omeroy. HINE. L new. Originally Je.ss tonan 5 feet cu.t can ·be mount- st~y of tho lox and work... I JUdge that deplorable condtttonB Wednesdft.Y evening at the home cost over $300.00. Pay off bal· • k'e h 1 , ... ca..,. u ... l.:art ance of $l4l.OO. Payments $B.OO ed alun~ wlth loader. Mower ~ust with Dr. H. T. Gu • 0 lo Un · prev~oriled at the jail. of Mr. and Mrs. .Clyde Brown, On 1 New loldwln., .WI Mlk.. aM ModoM per month. Phone 343 _ 12.16 _61 c be t.'q uJpped with curb Jilt devlce. v.rslty profeNOr ot a.oloer. In He sa 1d that prisoners deliber- Pomeroy. MITROPOLITAN Each btddcr mU&t bid on each • wtvdr of tt. wily anlm.l. He ately ma-imed themselves to get Msr. Cathy PuLlins gave a Christ Wurllbw Pr.no /JW"<J a.t.. LAHGEC HuacH ___ _ · Before 9:30 A.M. item separate-ly, tmd each b.id mu.st al10 •HOCiatect with Larry out of work on the rock pile. I nras pl;lrty for the members of the I •• 11 ' tree~. Heaullful, any height, $5. Mktdlepo&t 6131 ...1 be aocompamed by a cbeCk or Gayle, n.., Mluourl chief .of "A man can't make Is slinging Sunday School class. Games were Speer.!,_ l!:w1ng Htnrc, Pomeroy, Ohio. Plfrrleroy 525 bonrl m the sum of $100.00 to the cons.rvatlon, In • ltudy of ra· a 21-pound hammer on one egg play~d and refreshments were (9) for Sale Phone 133. 12 l'l 3tc KAUTZ •••o ITORI !Jallsfaction of the Vtllq:e Coun- bi" while Gayle was workiDI on and a cup of coffee," he sal'd. served to 10 members. $21 down, $4;50 -'ely At Ch..ter ou •&s a gu&l'anty that i.f tne bid is hit mMter'• d ..r" •• OU. Underwood told the men that Mr. and Mn.. Clarence Ackley ,. USED SINK AND GAS OR COAL I:H.:ccpt~d a contnct will be enter· Mr. Parsons bas a theory on ··J don't think any of you are any Athens spent Sunday with her Yukon 5-21-45 U!lltD furnae~. Reasonable. Phone 62~. H~MILL IIRVICI STATION ed mto and itll performance pro- rabies which he plana _to test this gCiod." But the judge said he parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman 12 16 He l.,are t%00 A.M. perlv :Secured. 'Jh~ cll.ecke or next su~m-~r. He . behevea that wou!d call the ch~rges to thtl at- Schaefer, oonas wiH be held until the con- rabies or1gma~e m _g rey toxe_s. tentton of the JustiCe Department. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl Albany 33U TWO ROOM FURNISHED COT· Use between Mason and New tract ur bJd is properly executed caused by eatmg a d1et of pu,tnd 1 m~at, and then apreads to other 1 by ·h im. _Haven, f40 a montb. Call Ted ....._ & TV ........ I 'Jibe riglht •iB reserve§\ to reject ammals. lilrlt...l Swuta, Spruce M~IMI- 12· 12-q~p Phone any and al1Dl.d 11 • • Red lox~fl tmd grey foxc;,s are I ~ IJSID POLAROID CAMERA$ WI" -~~'":"'"~..,~,."'!''.,• :_o~ h "'oo. ~~ ..:_:_:_·~ J Euna Schoenlub Clerk entirely dtffel"enl, Parsons says. Vi-liEJjc of Pome~y They do _not Inter--breed and the j fiaab attachment&, fH at Fiie'11 CUSTOM HUlLT Kl1'cHEN DE· UZJ 12.19-2 tc red fox _111 not susceptible t~ raNove1ty and Gun Shop, MJddleport. :------b1es whale a grey lox does not 1 1dgncd for your hom~. Fre4J es12 16 6tc tlmtte1. Foreman al.ld Abbott, twtve mange. A red lox never 1 The Tax Books are now open for the payment of Decem· ; THREE COLLIE PUPS $~ EAl'H. Phoue 6!.84·Y. 8-6-tf OfiJCe giVell up in captivity wblle a grey ber and June, 1959 Real Eslate Taxes_ Also Delinquent Malee.. Phone :-1771. 12 19 Ulc Pomeroy, 8hlo J"ox soon be<:'O)meB ducile. A ra· tax. Books close Feb. I, 1960. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT bicd grey fox is easily spotted, No. 18,275 · h.c &aid, bectmse of ita poor phy· CaM SINGER SEWING MACHINE (20al &lt•te of Anne K•th•rlne Brown slcal condition. ltound, 66 model, orlilnall;y o.lt' O.C..Md Jn iiddltlon to his fish lure 1110 ...........- ....... Brand new sold (or $179.30. Meigs County Treosurer Notice is hereby gt\len that liar- hobby, Mr. Parsons 11 interested conAOJe cabinet. Take over pa;y, PHONE old M. Brown who11e Post ornce in LeMchlna fire--arms safety to INSPECTIONS. menta $7.00 per month. Balance Gilmore Supply Store, address is Middleport, Ohio, haal younc sprnt.amen and u1 foundlng due ~4.30. Phone 343. l2·18·Ulc Pelt Control Co. Mem· been duly appomted Administrator an outdoor club in Rutland . THAD• SOMETHING YOU- - Your pany.golng elotheo ber uf NaUonal Pest Control of the !:state of ·Anna Kathenne The Paraont family live in a need for braitd new aUt. toya, A11ociaUon. 1:!-J·tfe J..lirown late of Middleport, :-Jetp nice hOme in Ru~land with a go~r · dooerve lhe beol care ... blket, dolb, cap auna at Fife'• County, Ohio. deceased. · liCe room where. Mr. Paraons purNnveHy iind Gun Shop, MJddle· (20bl l nSUrQrte& ,D~~;ted thu 18th day of December, IUel his hobb~eli. Mrs. Parsona is Our efficient dry·de.nh)l is knoWll port. Open 'UI 7;30 p. m. 1969. a teacher In tbe RuUand echool for •h4aheat quality ------ yet OOtts INSIJRAl'icK U 18 Otc Jo". U. O'BRIEN and bas tau&ht" there for 31 yeara. Fire, Aute;. no mC)re than elsewhere! Judge of Lh~ Pro~te Court They have a dauaht~. Jane, a su· ClUUS't'MAS TREES, 7~ to P-00 8318. .Meigs County, Ohio pbomore In RuUand High School. at Gravely Tractor Salea, below (12) 19, 26; ( 1) 2. 3tc Mr. Parton& no~r aerves aa a -~~~----­ Farm Bure1u, Pomli!roy. John DON We Plek·Up ud DeUver substitute maU carrier for Dale Lawson. 12 18 3tp Mu6Ser. PONIES FOR CHRISTMAS. Prompt 1ize1 and color•. Paul orr. """"" 1032. 12 18 8tp PHONE 398 · 3 I stee}workers Want Contemp.t Acti.OD Jn Court I Busln 1 • I I I I (2 ::oCa-r--:d-o~fT=h-a....: n ks p Egg, Retired Trapper Enough Escapee ITe11s nderwoOO 3fS00S, =-=-="- - - - - - I ee 'N0 t -{f. CHRISTMAS u Piano &Organ I SALE I Ala laurel Cll"ff Society Events I 1 1 1 Sm $100·$200 I I w• -=-- ------- - I SEE THE BALDWIN SPINET 1960 ....... - AT l.::l!~v~e~r~y~Dta:y:.:ll~e~rv-;:lee:-:'. :::.~~............ '(17 0 T I C •E - BAlDWIN ORGAN S4lvt $445.00 MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS LegaI N . KARR & VAN ZANDT .. ..·- ,.. --- Termite Control McCULLOCH CHAIN f:.AWS DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mid~iepott, 0., Dee. 19, 198...._7 F. Sin 5plnlt Clyde G. Millhone '447 I ' .·. ,$495.00 ~sonal attenUon! FULTON-lHOMPSON TRACTOR SAUS ' HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY .fEtEV~SION· GUIDE 3 WSAZ.TV Channel Channel 3- Saturday I \1:10 Weatbercut 11:15 Nltewateh 4 :00 Command Performance Channe•1 3-Monda) 4:SO saturday TheateT 5:30 HunUng and Fishing 5:4& It's Hllmmon:t PlayUme 6:00 News Picture ,. .lG Sports Roundufl 8:30 W:aterfront 7:00 Saturda) - 'Nikbt Jnmboree 7:30 Bonanu '8:SO M:atl and the CHallente 9:00 The Deputy 9:30 FiVe Fingers 10:30.. Law of the Platnsm'n l1:00 .Newt~ ~1:10 't"'ef'ttie.·r•• ll:lD Shoctwateb t :OO ';tgn Off • 6:45 Ootlib ~ "Mi Play Your Hunch Price II ~gbt Concentration 1~:.00 Truth or Consequences 12:30 It Could. Be You 1~00 Mid Day News 1:ui Movietime 3~ Young Dr. Malone 3:30 From These Roots 1:00 House on ltlgh Street UO Split Perronallty '5 :00 Steamboat Bill 5:30 Sgt. freaton 8:00 Steambol!t Bill 6:15 Jim .Thacker Show B:t5 Wea.\hercast 8:30 N~wa Picture 8:45 HunUey Brlr.lley Repert ~;00 Huckleberry Heund T:30 People are Fun.. ~ 8:00 Wv& ~~on-' ::.i.rrlap !! :!0 Tales of Wnlls Fai'io 9":00 p~ CiiiDil 9:30 G<J:odye&.r Theater 10:00 10:30 11:00 W30 ""'lfllll. -------~ Cha "••• nel 3 _ or•undO) -~ 11:16 Sign On 11 :SO 'fhls i11 the Life 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 In'duatry on Parade 12:e Garden Club of ~hP." Air 1:00 Championsh.lp Bdwling -. 2:00 Film - 2:1~ NBA· Be!lk.etball ~:B() World Championship Coif 5iSO Time: Present ., :po Meet the Prets 8:.30 NeWs Pletuft 7.00 Riverboat ~.Oil SOJD!IN Showease , &:QO r.hev S9ow 10:00 ld:lretta Youn1 · "11:30 Wlclilta TOwn ll'tlll ' Newo a......... SiiPI On 1·00 TO!fay 9:00 ltat\e Doonan Show 9:30 CoMedy 'I'lme (0:1)(1 , &teve Clumb to liOpGdo ~~~... , 11:oo ~:~·~~!,. . 1 11:1~ '1:15 WeauWr.-.m Jack Pur ~ 1!00 ~ ·911 ' ~-WC HS.TV Ckon1iel 8 .. . . &i..nel "- sldunl., I}!;~ ~thiLtJii~ow '1&:60 Studlo Wre!tllnr ~i,~ .JiJ Jif . . 1:110 All.Star Golf l:f\11 ·11~"'111 · Hop Cha'ri'nt!18-Mond:a 1.:30 Dt"'\ Cl>irk Show ~. .._ .• .;.rtin Sh ~ 00 u:~ Sea ,Hont ~.. 8:$0 , Lelf.ve it to Bf'"~ 9-:'00 ~wr~n~:e We~. s.aoJ ·Jil:OO Siilillee U.. S. :,1. . 11:110 Up·~~·MlaDIA! Notal ll:IP Lale sl\ow · ' • · a.nare··· Go•pel 8:111) .J.awmlln•; . . o 12:()(1 - H:S(. t;o.. !:Go - GUD 'lnllt Bob ~.. I ~:10 'Wll!' dl tlfe . 1 · ;: ·iiJ· ·lA ~ ':li!) , .2:80 Gale· StO(m Show 1!·~; · .at lliq .¢Ioo:k ~,. Do,"'"Jou ~Uit - ~' ~e (0:00 12:00 Sohn R~nt l!'ilo 12:30 ·B!obop ·P lb 1:00 College ·N!!W'JfColJfeNDOI !:lk) 'mh "Bengal Uncers 2:SO Sci4PJ,.ee Theat~r 3:00 Pml~en)ial llls!lon J:SO Championship Bridge ':00 Paul Winchell Sbow UIO Broken Arrow 5:00 Matty's Funday Funnies 5:30 Roller De-rby 8:30 Robin Hood · r~OO Treckdc.wn 7 10 M<vertet ow 11:211 Yol&r 'l:88o Reporter [11:30 Mr. AJa.DI6 and Eve 's........ ..'-'-''' 8 - J - ..... WI 1111111 1::10 ~-. ··~ ~'00 .am'per ltoom :00 ~n BaDdaMad ~:m> ~ lli'l'lebd Fllcb l:OO Sin fi'ranctsho Beat 1:80 Your :&net "ReDIIIIM' 8:40 Weath~nhan \ 6:~ John Oaly Z.eWI 7:08' Colt :45 7:30 Shirley ~pie storybook . ·.,. 8:80 Bourbon ~ Beat 9:30 lfdventaroi" in' ~ne IO:sp Man Wltll."- 'llllllt!ft ·· 'll:ql) \'be NeWs ~1. \hQJI ~tnntDI t~ Weatbet I 11:10 SportH RepOrt 11:15 Late Show i I j 9:00 The .Rebel 8:30" The Alaskans ,0:3() World of Talent ·• 11:00 The News Tonigl(t WfiTN..TV Channel 13 Eli1111ntl 13 - Saturtla~ 3:30 Blue Bonnett ·Bowl Foothall · 6:00 Dance Party 1:00 Bold Adventure 7:30 Perry Mason _ 8:30 Wanted-De.a~ · « AU~ 8:10 Mr. Lucky , • • 9:30 Have Gun, WW Trivel lhOO Gunsmoka 10:80 Not FQr Hire ' 11 :Oil II O'clock N.,.. u ... () Tbeater 18 1:80 Sign Off \1: J5 Tb&llii!r U 1!1:30 SI8Jj OH Ch~nel 13-Mohda) 11:110 t.t.... """" 11:3Q December Bride 12:00 Love of Ltftt 12:30 Search For ·Tomorrow :1:45 'l'be"GuldlnJ f.t31it · .:HilOrl ol. the Cit~ At> World Bllt"' .? ' Tune ln ·The 990 . . ' B:JO ;Jfews · ' a:L5 \i:aptaiD. X.OProo J:OO ~art~ .l'hlooter Ib':OO !!ed Rowe 10:30 On ~' Go TutJII ar rnr w..... • Mr. -and Mrs. Wa)'ne Carpenter of BE!Ipre spe~t Surlday with ~Itt moU"t, Mrs. Belen oltfhMon. · Mrs. Edward . Simpson spent Sunday and Monday' at the home of her son Calvin, Pomeroy. : Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Pott~ of ,1,;\:';~~::~ · Lcrian spent the weekend wltb liler tnOther, Mrs. Lovey Ss)'re. :, ltlren McKay of BaShan spent Mom!ay night with her grandlllR!r; th•"l l" M'rs 'ldl Howell: · SPOT 0., Your Radio Diol FOR THE NEWS 'Of,_ 0W0 . .. ,.. Valley ' ~ a•• ~ ·~·,• ., · l" l Menning Star Society News . the Cll;ili;~,;attending party last Ladies Aid Thursday Verna Rose, Kathleen McNk:kle;, · Viola cornell, Evelyn B'ol· Gru.eser, Irina Ihle, Mtl'tiMary aild. or, Rev. the ' hOlts, Jtthnson and Debra and The Sunshine- Buddlea School clais met for a day evening · at the hom& Linda Johnson. Mr. and Mn ..Paul Hamm of near J:.anca8ter were recent guests ·· of their cousins the Delmar Hamm11. :Mi'. and Mrs:· John Ihle and thi:Mi child.l'il"Q were 1he Saturday pil!ts ij{ •Mr. f.nd :Mrs .. Robert Ran&OIJ' of f:,anc•stet'. ll'heri' Will 1b"e. a ·christmas progrbtn at the chtli-eh On Christmas Eve. . ' ·' ~.Mrs. veba ~,e ot Reedsville was ~h~· receti.t g'Uest of" Mn. Virginia 'nloreD. · ......., • .,. Ohl• DI!ALI!R FOR MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Massey-Ferguson New Holland · SOlar Permanent De Laval Legal Notice IIOTICI of HIARING lw MM-lon. Oh Jo. O.C.mt..r Lawrence E. Gavin 107,i2e! prisoner now <:onflned l'HONI! 411 cor·~l:'~'u::lo~n~·~~t~::.:z)~~·,;~ ion, ion Ohio, January, 1909, rame, County bath, automatic baae· the crime of recelvini stolen -ltMI MlriM' latta and hrvlc., acrea. perty and servina 1 sentence ment. water syatem, Some frult. $7000.00. to 7 ye · IJtlbl 1 600 I. Moln 11. .... -... 112111\: VIRGIL TIAPORO, hiM~Mn Jng ·~f::: ~hee Ohloe P::d:n and aox 229 PHON 1 10f.Y · Pllrt~le Cum mission, on or after 12 19 31 1141 Rent --::----:--:-:--'<::::..)=·.c.:' lllarch I, 111110. f UIIO IOATI AND MOTOII. PI 11111 ., whit• thty ..... Mttrol*· Por .. -y ..,...............,.... ,.,.,.. Vt.. lt., oH autt.nwt Ave., "--!_h... - 111101, AP.!JI.;::!'= ;.=":,~! port. Phone 8Q44.t.l. 4 DOOR lranmnillion, dean •II 1ood 141'8, and ivor'J' over red tlnli.b, 2 I II ~.,-;~-=:;::::::-::= · -· 1 and I 10011 HOUS~, 4 ROOK and 5 room • ....._. me~L A. W. Benael. Phoat 110.M. lJ I de ~-ROOMS and BATH BASEMENT hardwood noon, I Younllatow~ kitchen, furnace, l:a&2 Powell st. 'M.lddleport. Phone DU·M. ' 12 17 3tc apartment :-c;;::-::::::-::::=:~:-:::-:::C'::::c NOTICI 0' API'OINTMINT lxecu.. r l•tate of Hoyt W. Curti• co" No. 11.2~"'"~ that I 1De!lanee Exeeutlve Ill Den·r Dauy Producta Head Notice ,, noreby given ~r 0. Curtis whOle POll Office 11ddreu Ia 134 West Kanawha Ave· nue, Col\lmbus, Ohio, bas been dllly appointed 111 Executor of tbe F"tate of Uoyt W. Curtis late or Meta• County, Ohio, dece.aed. Dated this 18th day 'of December 1038. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court MelO:s County, Ohio , (12) 19, ltl: ·(I) !1, 3te 3 ROOMS, PRIVATIII BATH. PRI· VATE entranee. Ntceb' tuml•h· od, outomallc oteom 'hut, utiiJ. LOS ANO!LEs uP(-~lvaro ties lumllbed. !Jill !'<>well St., Gutlerru, 1~7\0, t.lexloo Clb, Ullt~J .. ......t ' " ' - • . .,.._., - - - - - • Y . . W.P O , , ___ ohi• P·~~::::..~:t...".,.'" ly Horloorl W. lh,.t.... , (12) 19, ae, 2tc Legal Notice •• ....., ...~,~ 71-.-. e~-~'"'- COLUMBUS (Special) - S. L. JohniOdbaQ&h, Defiance Milk ductl Co., DeCiance, wu eleoote<1 pre.ident far 1880 of the Dairy ~uctl Auoclatiun, It announced today. , He wllJ alkeeed .Robert "E. Webner, (ottaee Cre•mery t."'o., ville, al ht~ad of the atatewlde astoclaUon of lftOl'e U.n 200 dairy plllnts, proeeuon and dlatrlbuton ol milk, lee _m, bllt.. r, eheeae and ot.IM- mUk prodr.Wa. . MANILA ""'-"""' ...... .,. __ __ ....... --ii' 11 ate i:'.............. --·-· _._, . ,, ~-.- ,. U--••- ·• II-. _..., __ L..... _ .. •.J .:.~r~a~,>h-~ -· ~ •SpHfo( P.ti~" .011 All Special Prien On All DESKS ' student 'De•k .. . ...... : .. Waloul, Mahogany · and Ume Desks .. ¢H~.,AIRS Reduced in Price ' 10% .0FF $29.9$' $49.95 . Wreotha, ·Santa Faces, Lant.ma, Bella, aild ' Lounger ChaiN . ' $5495~ • . TV C.flaiN ~ aotltes Hampers ... ' . . $5.95 Chr.ltmat TrH Lightl ,Teleph• Stands ···· $12.95 Prien :Reduced On - • Mapzlntlaktts · · · · $1.29 . . c.d Talllts . . . .. ..... $7.50 TMCTotS. &~ DOll BUGGIES ' --...... II '<- ' > Platform RQCk•r. '· .· ' $22.9$ y.,..,..y ¢o~red i I Choit . : '' ' , r' ; •I ·I ' . . . :., $29-95·: t '' I ~ • · c • ' • •• ' .. �' . ~ SenHnol, ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, o:, Dec. 19, 1959 NOTic~~ =~~NG JUROit& B.if 0 Off To Fast Start On !o.:'"~u'~~.~Y ~:!m~ Quest For 3rd Scoring Titlel···~...ll·~~~rL~J:.: Indians Shuck aerl~~= ~u~!~:~:;;;~"f,~f J~.~:~ i!~: w S~ring in h G!our ls ROOM HouSE. Tupoen PW••·! Oh10. Phone Chester YU-6--3151. WANT ADS OF HOUSE, TWO large living room, built kit"" b.r, 11109 at the offlee or th• chen cabinets, gas furnace, in• f Commissioner• oi Jurort In the suIate d . Iarge car pon, 12" 001 C H f M . C IP'Oa CONSISTI!NT DI!PENDABLII IUISULT8 Il Ian and Mrt. OJW Smlth, llr. \.J d M h llr. an ra. Dan Srolt . Rol> l on NEW YORK UPI - Oscar Frank Burgess t>f Gonu&a is third CLEVELAND UP! T" Clev ertlon of Cincinnati , driving for an with 95 in three for a 31 .';' averfALCONI WII.L liMAIN frontaGe . Wnght Street, off o~r:,t foro~~e ~anua~~~et·m~ul~O land [nJians today annoW:~~d 8 ~: unprecedented third str~ight_ maj~r age and Vhet Walker,. Bradley Jtt..TI!S lllLWAUKEE UPI-Tbe MU· Mulberry Ave . $9500.00. Phone of the Common Pleu Court of d h"b'tioin schedule which in· college basketball scortng title, u; ~ophomore , Is fourth Wit~ a _ 3_0· "autee Falcon• of the lnternaUon· I-~~ pll' - · - !noenlon• .lliiOmam eharlf. - 10 . . t C*lll per word for three COIIIetUtJ-.e m.terUoGt, OO·Y, Wil bur Young, or 622Q saJd County. c.l~d:: ~~~es a"'"ainst nine mwjor off .t~ the fastest start ever r~ord- point averase on 120 po1nts tr al Hoekey League wiU remain ln Valley Lumber & Supply Co., t:'....Aland S. Norrl.s, l t>~ "ue clubB. and eliminates the ed With an average of 43 points a four gamea . 8pedal - 011e mOAtb tor 30 eeat11 per coni. operation for at leatt two thirda 12 1:5 3tc ...-~~ g me for fo:..~r contests - - - - -- - Middleport, Ohio hiJ ole of 8 ct!Wt per W1)rd Will be eDU'I'l!d for ad,vertiJ,i"' Everett J . Tracy. 'l'ri.be's annual spring tour with the .II · · • of the seuon after 13 stockhold· •l . • . •. Robertsdh scored 172 points In If 1IGl paid Wit!Un 10 days :l...'ter reee.ivtn,: bill.. era put up additional cuh for the FA.HM SEE OR CALL G. A. CommiSSIODers of Jurors ~n franCISCO Cilantll. hito irst four starts. He is averaging lrrort 111 Advert~ - Should be reported unmediateb'. Tb team's operation Friday. lu~~~·__':R:"ac ~ >ne, Oh lO. l2·15·6tp 12·11-ltc . . j 'fhe Indi~ns' cross-country tnp 1 almost IQ points a game more than 111i1J SeotJ.oel will aot M n.poaaible for EPOl'e UI&D one UlCOr~.ss Serv•'c•es theSeal~ hula will be_ re(el"ved Ill with the Giant::~ the oldest In the . second -place Jtmmy DarroW of JOINS BRITISH TEAM reetlaaertJon. (20) r. offtce of_ the l._'Jila.~e ~Jerk , maJ<r leagues, will be d_ropped duf' Bowling Green. Card of fbanb Md Specaal Nottcea nf Eveot. tUIO. Obuuarleoll Darrow has scorc1 I-6B points m LOS ANGELES UPI-Dan GurPomeroy, Oh10, unttl It o clol·k Lo the early op~nmg m the Na· pubJiahed r.t 1 cem Jer won1. THE BEST IN ARTIFICIAL noon ~n December 21, 19!J9 on the uonal League. As a resuH, the_ In· I five· games for a 33.2 avera ~e. of Riveraide, aUf., tbe tffthWOKDS 1 DA~ S DAYS 8 DAY! 1 11U BWEEDING r fGII-owuug ltemti: dlans will travel ca.st for e1gh! l;=~~!~~.:l car driver in In· 16 1<1< IIOe R.. fUO ull ITEM NO. 1 - fo~or -the I'Ut"ehasc .'an .cs with Amencan Lea gue ! ~--A.~~rJEW AGREEMENT·--ClllCAGO UPJ-The United &landings, has jGined 20 tiUc: tl.2U $! .W ~-W ALBEBRT PARKER, CHEfTER, 0. by the Village of romeroy of a teams in Florida , Louistana , Ala·: SPHli\GhELlJ Mas.s UPJ - lhe Steelworkers Union USW threat· British racing team. :1& 70c fLOC "-"" f7 .00 Kau.tz Feed ~~~re, Chl·~t~r . Y ~k.o~ I new 1960 truck c~is and ~ump Jama and Tennessee . " I New York. kange~s and. Springfield ened today to seel contempt of 28, competed •for . the Ad. reoe-1\'fll: b)l 10 A.S. wl..l..l De in tbat d•y'a paper 5-:'.145 or~ l'l\t' Pumt~ ~rtll , 1 ?m ·body of ~he f~Jiowmg dcscNptuon After 21 "caclu.s l~ague game~ [ndians have renew~d their work- court citations if the steel com· this year. eroy 917-:~1, _!Jt; for: IU '~ 111 I- IV~ and .spoo~ft~ttons : , . 1in Ari:wna, and a _pa1r of contests mg agreement through the 1950-61 pony·by-<:omp•ny on stepped-up II I Notices .-or .:>cue d.ury breeds, 3 b~ef. I du <~ ! pur l'ruck to 1have gross v&}ucl• 1in San Diego Cahf. the Ind1ans S · r· ld tl 1 d· TRENTON. N. J, UPI-J. D. ose NO 1\ ::>SO "IATiUN TO . . . ' '. season . prmg 1e . curren Y ea ~.~nion demanda. IIIII, 131, Trenf"Qn, outpolnt.d P · .... . . , weLght ratu~rg of 21,000 UJ6. or v11l fly east. They wt\1 me~t the mg the American Hockey League , A refusal to bargain on an in· J:AIITH l4ATER1AL NEEDED AT ~.t:.W J9tl0 PATfY•.RNS 1-'LASTIC Chico V•Iez, 136, New York lO. 1 JOIN . Now h.a ve froze n semen more, proper wbeel base for 9feet Bos!on Red Sux in New Orleans ~ the top farm club for the last dividual basis would be in viola1 60S E. Main Street. Pomeroy, 1 1 win®w blinds and 1h.1des, Vene 1ploce Range- . musl popu ar bu Is. dump body . All tyopes of en...-ine .'\pril 9 and 10. from 0., to fill basement. .Lf you have •.., "' t10n of J1i1 federal court order, un12 18 30tp t1.an bhnda:, aJI klnda alld colora wUJ be coc.Rdered but -bid must 1 - --·-:- -::-- any bring it there and dump it Fiber gJass awning1, JJ.~y and FUkNACt. WESTING· specify ou. inch ditsplacement, I' ion officials charged. or phone 60U-J or 84&-M. Nigbt narN p.l.ate& ,u kind&, HOUSE •ppli•ttcn. ·~rnold Bro. numbi:r of cylinderl, etc. five (5) · \AJ The threat came after the USW 12 lf 6tc Aluminum ladders aU kmds. then, Svr•cu~ot.', Qh1o. Phone speed Direet In fifth lraR&miSIS.Iuu, • .1 sent a "revised proposal for set· Free Estim11te, Dile Wippel J' 136-Y. II 19 tfc . two-speed axle, !heat-er .and detlement'' to 95 steel companies. Supply, 2.l.;i Union Avenue, -c-=-:-=-c - - · - ~ ' froster, two front ti)'W hooks, one The proposal called for a "slie;ht· Pomeroy, Onto. ll -3u-60te (Contlnu... From p... One) Jy higher" wage-fringe beneflt BOB'S TREE SERVICE AND RB- · r~ar t~w l~p, rig~t aild left elecl WISH TO TIIANK EVERYONE moval. Phone 6841. 12·3-30tp llrlc wmdslue_ld w~ra. rij!bt and brought from other sectiona package than the one ~lgned by for their wonderful cards and LENNOX Hl·BOY FOJlCEO AIR &ifli dur\ng my stay in th toil furnace for eale. Excellent FOR RADIO AND T, v. REPAIRS l~ft rear V'lew mirrora, stcmal while yourtg and later turned . the union and tbe Ka1ser Steel COLUM8US UPI-Author1Ues . Company . . Call Frank Caphlna, -41 4 N. bgh·ts, mud fb.pt, .heavy <luty loose. Brown Hospital, V. A., Dayton. condition. Call TU2-f3%(i. Second Ave., Mkldlepport. 9 bca~es, dleavy duty front and rear AI an example of thia, Parsons were not aure today how soon 1 The union announcements set George Neuelroad, Sr 12 1t 8tc A. M. to 9 P. M. 12..).tfc ~pnnp, reinforced freme, 8.2-D x cite 11 the instance of a bear re· four esc~pees from the Ivy Bluff the stage for another ~~d of 1 2.) 19 llp fHERE::-c:-1S:-;;STl::_LL ------:--~<= -:-:T:;l::Mc:E TO GIVE W t»'IO.Il 10 •ply Liree, lug t)lpe on ported in northern Athen11 County N.. c., pnson, who were givc:n ad- bitter conference table m-fl,ghting "'') ~ a monogrammed Christma' COffDI'i'ION!NG, REFRIGtJl. rear, dump bed to -~ ~.'IJ x kt feet a few yeara ago. The 'bear bad ditional 10 year federal sentences neJ:t week. 1• "Ut~ ::,o les blouse. Three initlalJ tree with atlon servic:e. Jaclr:'a Refrigera- (four cu. yd.) Wltb 33 :head and been brought from Tenneuee .as here, would be taken back to ------1815 PONTIAC-:-V::B-;:ST:cA :-:: R-: C::cH::!EF=~ eervtn!, Chiidren'a, girl 's and tion, New Haven. Pbone TU· tail. 24" mdei :w.J.th ~ size wing a cub and when full grown had fl~!lh ou~ their terma. . ,1,006. t door sedan. Power women's a:izes. Th~ Shoe Bo:~~, 231137. 8-23-tl type eab protector, door in tall been turned loose by the owner. 1 That ts up to tbe U. S. attorateering and brakes. Sharp orlg· MiddleP?r_:__ 12-l5-5tc g<ate, eomp1ete with hoist. Truck The animal was 80 tame that ney," a spokesman at the' cit¥ jall AUCTIUN[IR LO -be _yellow 1ft color. people were stopping along the said .• ,''But I expect it wm be inal two tone finiah. Extra good .. GOOD USED BIKES SHOE c;.mpltt. '""lc. ITEM NO. 2 - For the pur- road to feed him and wildlife soon. Mrs. Martha Ru98ell spent SunBJ,aettnar'1, Pomero)'. 12 16 6tc ' skates. record players: 4D rpm Crl,. lradlonl Ttle four, part of_ 20 who ea· day afternoon with Mr. and Mn 1 t:ha.se by -tbe Village of Pomeroy game protectors were forced to records, some brand new toys A'rlte, PhoM - Contact fo.r a new 1960 Utility Type Trac- go bear hunting In order to pro- ~ caped from the max1mum secur· Lt:lu Diehl. 18M CHEVROLET BELAIRE, $690 lelt at '-h price. Open 'til 7:30 A. ('. Br•dford. tldlne. Oha. tor. rrwdtum sue, C~ wheel t)'lpe, teet the public. ity inat~tutlon l~!t week. were Attendance, at the Laurel Cliff 2 door sedan . Extra nice orJg. p. m Fife' a Novelty and Gun Shop. S.J&.III rear tires mtru.mum SJZie 11 Inches, caught ·i.D Cambndge, Oh1o, juat Free Methodi.St Churck was 99. lnal finish . Worth much more. 12 16 6tc Mlddleport. front tire& llLlntmum a1ze 6.00 (6 An animal of tbls type can be· two days after they gained their I Mrs. Bertha Parter called on Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 12 16 6tc TELEVJ.qJON. RADIO & SKALL plyJ, Electrletil Sy•tcm, <starter come a killer In an Jn.stant, Mr. freedom. They were found guilty Mr11. Lou Diehl Sunday. 18M PLYMOUTH 8 cyl ., $695. Two CASH PAID FOR MODERN OR ..lJ'I~Uance r9S)akr. Phone Otillj and Ji.rhts), Safety Lights on rear, Parsons claims. in federal court here Friday of 1 Mn. Edna Schaeter called on \t.cClintoct Raolne Cblo. 011 c.leaner, fuel gauge, rear wheel Asked .as to reported b&lilr and tranaporting a stolen car across Mrs. Betty Dlt!h.l. old guns, shells and ammunition, door aed•n. Ltkc new red finish . movie equipmf."nt, power tools, 4-4-30t~ ' ' wgt.s., hydraulic Sllstem. One hea- bobcats in tbia county, Paraons state _lines and wit~ lranspor!ing Mrs. Margaret AJlen spent the Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy , 12 16 8lc almost anylhmg ot value. l<'ife 'sl ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;:;;::::;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;~ ~vy duty indut~l.rtal type ~CNlder, clalma they do not e.11as_t. Ho_uae two rtfles taken lR the pr-tson 1 afternoon at the home of Mrs. ~-=-:-:--- -- - - - No~elty and Gun Shop, Middle- I I not less tban 1fJ yard capac)ty cata a~me wild reach lncred..ible break. Edn-a Schaefer. lDS3 .BUICK CENTURY $l,09S. porl. Open 'lil 1:30 p. m. clt'l.il.rance to be adequate to u~ 1.Ue, he says, and damage attri· Appearin_g in court before fed· Mr. and Mrs. Griff Archer tr~~.seE~1t~~ ~:O~r :~~~~~~~~:;: _ __ "- _I6_ 6_tc wllh dump truck, hydraulic con., buted to bears are usually found era! Judge Mell G. Underwood, "(:ailed on Mr. and Mrs. Charles lin& original finilh . Blaettnar'll, SINGER ZlG ZAG SEWING .MA· trolled bucket on loader. One bea· to be cauacd by dogs. lanky Grady Floyd Stone, 23, tbe Diehl and sons. vy duty industrial type Joadcr, PariOfiS has INdO I long ~poke&man for the group, tol~. the Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl spent P C lk 8 1 2 l6 etc omeroy. HINE. L new. Originally Je.ss tonan 5 feet cu.t can ·be mount- st~y of tho lox and work... I JUdge that deplorable condtttonB Wednesdft.Y evening at the home cost over $300.00. Pay off bal· • k'e h 1 , ... ca..,. u ... l.:art ance of $l4l.OO. Payments $B.OO ed alun~ wlth loader. Mower ~ust with Dr. H. T. Gu • 0 lo Un · prev~oriled at the jail. of Mr. and Mrs. .Clyde Brown, On 1 New loldwln., .WI Mlk.. aM ModoM per month. Phone 343 _ 12.16 _61 c be t.'q uJpped with curb Jilt devlce. v.rslty profeNOr ot a.oloer. In He sa 1d that prisoners deliber- Pomeroy. MITROPOLITAN Each btddcr mU&t bid on each • wtvdr of tt. wily anlm.l. He ately ma-imed themselves to get Msr. Cathy PuLlins gave a Christ Wurllbw Pr.no /JW"<J a.t.. LAHGEC HuacH ___ _ · Before 9:30 A.M. item separate-ly, tmd each b.id mu.st al10 •HOCiatect with Larry out of work on the rock pile. I nras pl;lrty for the members of the I •• 11 ' tree~. Heaullful, any height, $5. Mktdlepo&t 6131 ...1 be aocompamed by a cbeCk or Gayle, n.., Mluourl chief .of "A man can't make Is slinging Sunday School class. Games were Speer.!,_ l!:w1ng Htnrc, Pomeroy, Ohio. Plfrrleroy 525 bonrl m the sum of $100.00 to the cons.rvatlon, In • ltudy of ra· a 21-pound hammer on one egg play~d and refreshments were (9) for Sale Phone 133. 12 l'l 3tc KAUTZ •••o ITORI !Jallsfaction of the Vtllq:e Coun- bi" while Gayle was workiDI on and a cup of coffee," he sal'd. served to 10 members. $21 down, $4;50 -'ely At Ch..ter ou •&s a gu&l'anty that i.f tne bid is hit mMter'• d ..r" •• OU. Underwood told the men that Mr. and Mn.. Clarence Ackley ,. USED SINK AND GAS OR COAL I:H.:ccpt~d a contnct will be enter· Mr. Parsons bas a theory on ··J don't think any of you are any Athens spent Sunday with her Yukon 5-21-45 U!lltD furnae~. Reasonable. Phone 62~. H~MILL IIRVICI STATION ed mto and itll performance pro- rabies which he plana _to test this gCiod." But the judge said he parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman 12 16 He l.,are t%00 A.M. perlv :Secured. 'Jh~ cll.ecke or next su~m-~r. He . behevea that wou!d call the ch~rges to thtl at- Schaefer, oonas wiH be held until the con- rabies or1gma~e m _g rey toxe_s. tentton of the JustiCe Department. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl Albany 33U TWO ROOM FURNISHED COT· Use between Mason and New tract ur bJd is properly executed caused by eatmg a d1et of pu,tnd 1 m~at, and then apreads to other 1 by ·h im. _Haven, f40 a montb. Call Ted ....._ & TV ........ I 'Jibe riglht •iB reserve§\ to reject ammals. lilrlt...l Swuta, Spruce M~IMI- 12· 12-q~p Phone any and al1Dl.d 11 • • Red lox~fl tmd grey foxc;,s are I ~ IJSID POLAROID CAMERA$ WI" -~~'":"'"~..,~,."'!''.,• :_o~ h "'oo. ~~ ..:_:_:_·~ J Euna Schoenlub Clerk entirely dtffel"enl, Parsons says. Vi-liEJjc of Pome~y They do _not Inter--breed and the j fiaab attachment&, fH at Fiie'11 CUSTOM HUlLT Kl1'cHEN DE· UZJ 12.19-2 tc red fox _111 not susceptible t~ raNove1ty and Gun Shop, MJddleport. :------b1es whale a grey lox does not 1 1dgncd for your hom~. Fre4J es12 16 6tc tlmtte1. Foreman al.ld Abbott, twtve mange. A red lox never 1 The Tax Books are now open for the payment of Decem· ; THREE COLLIE PUPS $~ EAl'H. Phoue 6!.84·Y. 8-6-tf OfiJCe giVell up in captivity wblle a grey ber and June, 1959 Real Eslate Taxes_ Also Delinquent Malee.. Phone :-1771. 12 19 Ulc Pomeroy, 8hlo J"ox soon be<:'O)meB ducile. A ra· tax. Books close Feb. I, 1960. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT bicd grey fox is easily spotted, No. 18,275 · h.c &aid, bectmse of ita poor phy· CaM SINGER SEWING MACHINE (20al &lt•te of Anne K•th•rlne Brown slcal condition. ltound, 66 model, orlilnall;y o.lt' O.C..Md Jn iiddltlon to his fish lure 1110 ...........- ....... Brand new sold (or $179.30. Meigs County Treosurer Notice is hereby gt\len that liar- hobby, Mr. Parsons 11 interested conAOJe cabinet. Take over pa;y, PHONE old M. Brown who11e Post ornce in LeMchlna fire--arms safety to INSPECTIONS. menta $7.00 per month. Balance Gilmore Supply Store, address is Middleport, Ohio, haal younc sprnt.amen and u1 foundlng due ~4.30. Phone 343. l2·18·Ulc Pelt Control Co. Mem· been duly appomted Administrator an outdoor club in Rutland . THAD• SOMETHING YOU- - Your pany.golng elotheo ber uf NaUonal Pest Control of the !:state of ·Anna Kathenne The Paraont family live in a need for braitd new aUt. toya, A11ociaUon. 1:!-J·tfe J..lirown late of Middleport, :-Jetp nice hOme in Ru~land with a go~r · dooerve lhe beol care ... blket, dolb, cap auna at Fife'• County, Ohio. deceased. · liCe room where. Mr. Paraons purNnveHy iind Gun Shop, MJddle· (20bl l nSUrQrte& ,D~~;ted thu 18th day of December, IUel his hobb~eli. Mrs. Parsona is Our efficient dry·de.nh)l is knoWll port. Open 'UI 7;30 p. m. 1969. a teacher In tbe RuUand echool for •h4aheat quality ------ yet OOtts INSIJRAl'icK U 18 Otc Jo". U. O'BRIEN and bas tau&ht" there for 31 yeara. Fire, Aute;. no mC)re than elsewhere! Judge of Lh~ Pro~te Court They have a dauaht~. Jane, a su· ClUUS't'MAS TREES, 7~ to P-00 8318. .Meigs County, Ohio pbomore In RuUand High School. at Gravely Tractor Salea, below (12) 19, 26; ( 1) 2. 3tc Mr. Parton& no~r aerves aa a -~~~----­ Farm Bure1u, Pomli!roy. John DON We Plek·Up ud DeUver substitute maU carrier for Dale Lawson. 12 18 3tp Mu6Ser. PONIES FOR CHRISTMAS. Prompt 1ize1 and color•. Paul orr. """"" 1032. 12 18 8tp PHONE 398 · 3 I stee}workers Want Contemp.t Acti.OD Jn Court I Busln 1 • I I I I (2 ::oCa-r--:d-o~fT=h-a....: n ks p Egg, Retired Trapper Enough Escapee ITe11s nderwoOO 3fS00S, =-=-="- - - - - - I ee 'N0 t -{f. CHRISTMAS u Piano &Organ I SALE I Ala laurel Cll"ff Society Events I 1 1 1 Sm $100·$200 I I w• -=-- ------- - I SEE THE BALDWIN SPINET 1960 ....... - AT l.::l!~v~e~r~y~Dta:y:.:ll~e~rv-;:lee:-:'. :::.~~............ '(17 0 T I C •E - BAlDWIN ORGAN S4lvt $445.00 MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS LegaI N . KARR & VAN ZANDT .. ..·- ,.. --- Termite Control McCULLOCH CHAIN f:.AWS DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mid~iepott, 0., Dee. 19, 198...._7 F. Sin 5plnlt Clyde G. Millhone '447 I ' .·. ,$495.00 ~sonal attenUon! FULTON-lHOMPSON TRACTOR SAUS ' HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY .fEtEV~SION· GUIDE 3 WSAZ.TV Channel Channel 3- Saturday I \1:10 Weatbercut 11:15 Nltewateh 4 :00 Command Performance Channe•1 3-Monda) 4:SO saturday TheateT 5:30 HunUng and Fishing 5:4& It's Hllmmon:t PlayUme 6:00 News Picture ,. .lG Sports Roundufl 8:30 W:aterfront 7:00 Saturda) - 'Nikbt Jnmboree 7:30 Bonanu '8:SO M:atl and the CHallente 9:00 The Deputy 9:30 FiVe Fingers 10:30.. Law of the Platnsm'n l1:00 .Newt~ ~1:10 't"'ef'ttie.·r•• ll:lD Shoctwateb t :OO ';tgn Off • 6:45 Ootlib ~ "Mi Play Your Hunch Price II ~gbt Concentration 1~:.00 Truth or Consequences 12:30 It Could. Be You 1~00 Mid Day News 1:ui Movietime 3~ Young Dr. Malone 3:30 From These Roots 1:00 House on ltlgh Street UO Split Perronallty '5 :00 Steamboat Bill 5:30 Sgt. freaton 8:00 Steambol!t Bill 6:15 Jim .Thacker Show B:t5 Wea.\hercast 8:30 N~wa Picture 8:45 HunUey Brlr.lley Repert ~;00 Huckleberry Heund T:30 People are Fun.. ~ 8:00 Wv& ~~on-' ::.i.rrlap !! :!0 Tales of Wnlls Fai'io 9":00 p~ CiiiDil 9:30 G<J:odye&.r Theater 10:00 10:30 11:00 W30 ""'lfllll. -------~ Cha "••• nel 3 _ or•undO) -~ 11:16 Sign On 11 :SO 'fhls i11 the Life 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 In'duatry on Parade 12:e Garden Club of ~hP." Air 1:00 Championsh.lp Bdwling -. 2:00 Film - 2:1~ NBA· Be!lk.etball ~:B() World Championship Coif 5iSO Time: Present ., :po Meet the Prets 8:.30 NeWs Pletuft 7.00 Riverboat ~.Oil SOJD!IN Showease , &:QO r.hev S9ow 10:00 ld:lretta Youn1 · "11:30 Wlclilta TOwn ll'tlll ' Newo a......... SiiPI On 1·00 TO!fay 9:00 ltat\e Doonan Show 9:30 CoMedy 'I'lme (0:1)(1 , &teve Clumb to liOpGdo ~~~... , 11:oo ~:~·~~!,. . 1 11:1~ '1:15 WeauWr.-.m Jack Pur ~ 1!00 ~ ·911 ' ~-WC HS.TV Ckon1iel 8 .. . . &i..nel "- sldunl., I}!;~ ~thiLtJii~ow '1&:60 Studlo Wre!tllnr ~i,~ .JiJ Jif . . 1:110 All.Star Golf l:f\11 ·11~"'111 · Hop Cha'ri'nt!18-Mond:a 1.:30 Dt"'\ Cl>irk Show ~. .._ .• .;.rtin Sh ~ 00 u:~ Sea ,Hont ~.. 8:$0 , Lelf.ve it to Bf'"~ 9-:'00 ~wr~n~:e We~. s.aoJ ·Jil:OO Siilillee U.. S. :,1. . 11:110 Up·~~·MlaDIA! Notal ll:IP Lale sl\ow · ' • · a.nare··· Go•pel 8:111) .J.awmlln•; . . o 12:()(1 - H:S(. t;o.. !:Go - GUD 'lnllt Bob ~.. I ~:10 'Wll!' dl tlfe . 1 · ;: ·iiJ· ·lA ~ ':li!) , .2:80 Gale· StO(m Show 1!·~; · .at lliq .¢Ioo:k ~,. Do,"'"Jou ~Uit - ~' ~e (0:00 12:00 Sohn R~nt l!'ilo 12:30 ·B!obop ·P lb 1:00 College ·N!!W'JfColJfeNDOI !:lk) 'mh "Bengal Uncers 2:SO Sci4PJ,.ee Theat~r 3:00 Pml~en)ial llls!lon J:SO Championship Bridge ':00 Paul Winchell Sbow UIO Broken Arrow 5:00 Matty's Funday Funnies 5:30 Roller De-rby 8:30 Robin Hood · r~OO Treckdc.wn 7 10 M<vertet ow 11:211 Yol&r 'l:88o Reporter [11:30 Mr. AJa.DI6 and Eve 's........ ..'-'-''' 8 - J - ..... WI 1111111 1::10 ~-. ··~ ~'00 .am'per ltoom :00 ~n BaDdaMad ~:m> ~ lli'l'lebd Fllcb l:OO Sin fi'ranctsho Beat 1:80 Your :&net "ReDIIIIM' 8:40 Weath~nhan \ 6:~ John Oaly Z.eWI 7:08' Colt :45 7:30 Shirley ~pie storybook . ·.,. 8:80 Bourbon ~ Beat 9:30 lfdventaroi" in' ~ne IO:sp Man Wltll."- 'llllllt!ft ·· 'll:ql) \'be NeWs ~1. \hQJI ~tnntDI t~ Weatbet I 11:10 SportH RepOrt 11:15 Late Show i I j 9:00 The .Rebel 8:30" The Alaskans ,0:3() World of Talent ·• 11:00 The News Tonigl(t WfiTN..TV Channel 13 Eli1111ntl 13 - Saturtla~ 3:30 Blue Bonnett ·Bowl Foothall · 6:00 Dance Party 1:00 Bold Adventure 7:30 Perry Mason _ 8:30 Wanted-De.a~ · « AU~ 8:10 Mr. Lucky , • • 9:30 Have Gun, WW Trivel lhOO Gunsmoka 10:80 Not FQr Hire ' 11 :Oil II O'clock N.,.. u ... () Tbeater 18 1:80 Sign Off \1: J5 Tb&llii!r U 1!1:30 SI8Jj OH Ch~nel 13-Mohda) 11:110 t.t.... """" 11:3Q December Bride 12:00 Love of Ltftt 12:30 Search For ·Tomorrow :1:45 'l'be"GuldlnJ f.t31it · .:HilOrl ol. the Cit~ At> World Bllt"' .? ' Tune ln ·The 990 . . ' B:JO ;Jfews · ' a:L5 \i:aptaiD. X.OProo J:OO ~art~ .l'hlooter Ib':OO !!ed Rowe 10:30 On ~' Go TutJII ar rnr w..... • Mr. -and Mrs. Wa)'ne Carpenter of BE!Ipre spe~t Surlday with ~Itt moU"t, Mrs. Belen oltfhMon. · Mrs. Edward . Simpson spent Sunday and Monday' at the home of her son Calvin, Pomeroy. : Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Pott~ of ,1,;\:';~~::~ · Lcrian spent the weekend wltb liler tnOther, Mrs. Lovey Ss)'re. :, ltlren McKay of BaShan spent Mom!ay night with her grandlllR!r; th•"l l" M'rs 'ldl Howell: · SPOT 0., Your Radio Diol FOR THE NEWS 'Of,_ 0W0 . .. ,.. Valley ' ~ a•• ~ ·~·,• ., · l" l Menning Star Society News . the Cll;ili;~,;attending party last Ladies Aid Thursday Verna Rose, Kathleen McNk:kle;, · Viola cornell, Evelyn B'ol· Gru.eser, Irina Ihle, Mtl'tiMary aild. or, Rev. the ' hOlts, Jtthnson and Debra and The Sunshine- Buddlea School clais met for a day evening · at the hom& Linda Johnson. Mr. and Mn ..Paul Hamm of near J:.anca8ter were recent guests ·· of their cousins the Delmar Hamm11. :Mi'. and Mrs:· John Ihle and thi:Mi child.l'il"Q were 1he Saturday pil!ts ij{ •Mr. f.nd :Mrs .. Robert Ran&OIJ' of f:,anc•stet'. ll'heri' Will 1b"e. a ·christmas progrbtn at the chtli-eh On Christmas Eve. . ' ·' ~.Mrs. veba ~,e ot Reedsville was ~h~· receti.t g'Uest of" Mn. Virginia 'nloreD. · ......., • .,. Ohl• DI!ALI!R FOR MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Massey-Ferguson New Holland · SOlar Permanent De Laval Legal Notice IIOTICI of HIARING lw MM-lon. Oh Jo. O.C.mt..r Lawrence E. Gavin 107,i2e! prisoner now <:onflned l'HONI! 411 cor·~l:'~'u::lo~n~·~~t~::.:z)~~·,;~ ion, ion Ohio, January, 1909, rame, County bath, automatic baae· the crime of recelvini stolen -ltMI MlriM' latta and hrvlc., acrea. perty and servina 1 sentence ment. water syatem, Some frult. $7000.00. to 7 ye · IJtlbl 1 600 I. Moln 11. .... -... 112111\: VIRGIL TIAPORO, hiM~Mn Jng ·~f::: ~hee Ohloe P::d:n and aox 229 PHON 1 10f.Y · Pllrt~le Cum mission, on or after 12 19 31 1141 Rent --::----:--:-:--'<::::..)=·.c.:' lllarch I, 111110. f UIIO IOATI AND MOTOII. PI 11111 ., whit• thty ..... Mttrol*· Por .. -y ..,...............,.... ,.,.,.. Vt.. lt., oH autt.nwt Ave., "--!_h... - 111101, AP.!JI.;::!'= ;.=":,~! port. Phone 8Q44.t.l. 4 DOOR lranmnillion, dean •II 1ood 141'8, and ivor'J' over red tlnli.b, 2 I II ~.,-;~-=:;::::::-::= · -· 1 and I 10011 HOUS~, 4 ROOK and 5 room • ....._. me~L A. W. Benael. Phoat 110.M. lJ I de ~-ROOMS and BATH BASEMENT hardwood noon, I Younllatow~ kitchen, furnace, l:a&2 Powell st. 'M.lddleport. Phone DU·M. ' 12 17 3tc apartment :-c;;::-::::::-::::=:~:-:::-:::C'::::c NOTICI 0' API'OINTMINT lxecu.. r l•tate of Hoyt W. Curti• co" No. 11.2~"'"~ that I 1De!lanee Exeeutlve Ill Den·r Dauy Producta Head Notice ,, noreby given ~r 0. Curtis whOle POll Office 11ddreu Ia 134 West Kanawha Ave· nue, Col\lmbus, Ohio, bas been dllly appointed 111 Executor of tbe F"tate of Uoyt W. Curtis late or Meta• County, Ohio, dece.aed. Dated this 18th day 'of December 1038. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court MelO:s County, Ohio , (12) 19, ltl: ·(I) !1, 3te 3 ROOMS, PRIVATIII BATH. PRI· VATE entranee. Ntceb' tuml•h· od, outomallc oteom 'hut, utiiJ. LOS ANO!LEs uP(-~lvaro ties lumllbed. !Jill !'<>well St., Gutlerru, 1~7\0, t.lexloo Clb, Ullt~J .. ......t ' " ' - • . .,.._., - - - - - • Y . . W.P O , , ___ ohi• P·~~::::..~:t...".,.'" ly Horloorl W. lh,.t.... , (12) 19, ae, 2tc Legal Notice •• ....., ...~,~ 71-.-. e~-~'"'- COLUMBUS (Special) - S. L. JohniOdbaQ&h, Defiance Milk ductl Co., DeCiance, wu eleoote<1 pre.ident far 1880 of the Dairy ~uctl Auoclatiun, It announced today. , He wllJ alkeeed .Robert "E. Webner, (ottaee Cre•mery t."'o., ville, al ht~ad of the atatewlde astoclaUon of lftOl'e U.n 200 dairy plllnts, proeeuon and dlatrlbuton ol milk, lee _m, bllt.. r, eheeae and ot.IM- mUk prodr.Wa. . MANILA ""'-"""' ...... .,. __ __ ....... --ii' 11 ate i:'.............. --·-· _._, . ,, ~-.- ,. U--••- ·• II-. _..., __ L..... _ .. •.J .:.~r~a~,>h-~ -· ~ •SpHfo( P.ti~" .011 All Special Prien On All DESKS ' student 'De•k .. . ...... : .. Waloul, Mahogany · and Ume Desks .. ¢H~.,AIRS Reduced in Price ' 10% .0FF $29.9$' $49.95 . Wreotha, ·Santa Faces, Lant.ma, Bella, aild ' Lounger ChaiN . ' $5495~ • . TV C.flaiN ~ aotltes Hampers ... ' . . $5.95 Chr.ltmat TrH Lightl ,Teleph• Stands ···· $12.95 Prien :Reduced On - • Mapzlntlaktts · · · · $1.29 . . c.d Talllts . . . .. ..... $7.50 TMCTotS. &~ DOll BUGGIES ' --...... II '<- ' > Platform RQCk•r. '· .· ' $22.9$ y.,..,..y ¢o~red i I Choit . : '' ' , r' ; •I ·I ' . . . :., $29-95·: t '' I ~ • · c • ' • •• ' .. �-. ri-DailY sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 19, 1939 Bv- as THEA'IIE oiolf, '*" • ·'I'IIIIIOHT -W.-&~~~WIIII --~ J,.I'I'IUt uvAcr - ChristmasMeeting Class Held In Church FRED~IE SUNDAY WEDDING P~Np ~ Women's Thurs day HOUDAIHU.l' were of Santa Claus nut cups wbtcb had been made by T1m Neutzling. The table blessing was offered bY Rev. Fred I. Gardner Followmg tbe dinner the group weDt upatalr1 to the sGcial rooma of the church where Mtl. Willlam Reynolds, opened the meetlng witb prayer, Mrs. Edward Frei:H!b read the second chapter Two men are being charged today in county court for ma· 1 0.1 Coun~y prop~u.y 1n L{le w-.Le~,;~~.tng ut ~.ne ~:;~ous u~s ... ucu\.on \ ' ' ' ,ltJid Savine:s Company :.·. 'f.:~:,,:r&der!i' Reaerve Syotem JlepooliiDslmiDee Corporaftan Charges are oemg uled by Sherrff Robert Hartenbach I .against Jack MOrris, 19, Deller, and John Eynon, 27, kacrne ~- I ..,•·', They'll .. J\ever stop thanking you ... ~ 7.i.._ \'1 '' '• '. .... •.. ,,'' I ' I ' 'I for their :new I 'ASTEB~ II CHANNEL fl.-r • • TftANSISTOR RADIO POGKIT·PIRPICT PORTAILI Model No. 1101 Hn's the fiVOrite l'ldlo of tho ........ MI. Thlo · IOOd·looklnl partible ftls 111111 lnl!> • pocktt lis""'"""' .. - II• 'truly l l .....~co~~re .... lor 1 rodlo of this olzo- I t .. • e• . -.,. t • IIOUrt l'tiJI lor ......... " IR Ill ...Wilt ··--""" -t tfttrMIItlt,plul I • O•lr .... 11Mt•x nr.•. Avollable wit~ lit whhout leather c- and other acc-rl•• $29.95 UIIRICA'I TIIP.RATID "'" -lllt.IIH Thlo -lctd roclho wr.... (lltforms - mony l'oloiL T.... II on 1 trip .. , try 11 In • oor... 1r. 1oo11 dlllllnce IOIIIIIIYIIy will b<l.. In II• tiona tv.n mllea front ..no- """". And .... jiiU """' Its tKG~Ptlonal tone ...you'll Wlnt ·--h-11-"""'"'.., ..... .,................,..,. • 1 ••tthd tranllttor., 1 -~.... , ... I C.plote with leatller cOM, • OtiiJ .... f~~~Fi!tont, and other acc-rl•• :r.,..., $49.95 diode, ' FURNI .TURE CORNER !M M!DDt!POkT " ' I New Ha.ven Club Spons:>r~ Yule Light Contest The New Havfm' Garden Club I& ':lponsorlng the Chr~tmas li~hting -:obtest In the Bend are11 again this year Mtss Lelat\ J~;ne Powell is servi ng as chairm,n. w1th Mrs ' Phthp Wolpert, co-chairman. Th(' conteat covers the territory from West Columbu to Graham Stat10n, including , Haven l;leiglhl. rrh:es will be glv~:~n to winners In llhe foJlowins catfsorte.: Overall Ll&htlnJ, re1iaioJ1s; over all Ughtin'!, non·teliJiou•: Win· duw, rellaioua window,, nM·HU&· ious ; Doorway relicloul!; Doorway non-rellgloua: tmd one for the most beautUully Ujllted live Christmas trte. Jud!Jing will taltt plaoo the lng of December 21 . AU th011t in, to enter the- eon\eit 11\Uit so b)' Dec. 20, and M.triea must Hpllted b)' 8:30 p. m. ·em; The club 'WIIhaa lo<o~th::·~;2;h~t. \ everYtul' ·lo enter I mar notlh- w of. ~• •• l1111u L<lah PoWell . -lin. pen, turner .,._; Ql' IRoulh; 'romlft 1111111.\ ipa; a;oe twu m~ <&~tempted ~JJ!~ the~ 1 1 '"" aamai!£e ... ru.. sCIOlO • .MaD'S -- - ----- --• 1 I rorrow- Murder ftap I . 1~1 Kg 'Co" . d Rotate lU 1R RUt· o..-rtumed a1 - .;-·-;;' 'l'lle "'· ownecr by Newatk, wu heavily the tOp and ,lde. MlliJ\IOnil chlll'gta oftl!utting ~;nay also be flled aga.tnst , i.t was stated by tbe sher· wiU •ppea~ Wore •nd Ernon Will have county an4' Mayor ' mmute COLUMBUS UPJ-Gov. Michael [ v. DtSalle todQ madl 'a puo1e J poaslble for Edgar J. ~~on, 10, or Scloto county, corW'Jct.ed · 31 years ago of first dearee murder ·ID the 1laytnc of a deputy liter- Otho Mu1rray, Iff. ''lbe covemor commuted Btll'- third from , sentence from first to aec- sented them years. Mayor Po11ce Jed Webster releate. yeari •I tiring. The party was held for tbe chicken dinner was served Bendlllll clais, and the administration opening tbe By LUCILLI IHAWKINI Mn. John Epple oi Minersville underwent msjor surgery tl'lday morninJ;: at Holzer Ho,pnal and reported as convalescfng mooly t:lauflhtcrs. Mrs . Lar'ry Brown Miss Jo'reda Jo:pple oi Colum· arc here ass1stlng m her care Mrs. Aaron Kelton and Mn. Victor Hannahs were Gallipolis v1s1tors f!' ndt~)' . Wayue Jtus~tell of Louisville, Ky., 1s the guest o! hi s mother, Mrs. Samp RusacJ.l. James Woodgeard underwent i surgery at Meh;:s General Hospt· tal Thursday Hnd Is convalescmg nlcely. Mrs. Jed Wehater Sr. and Mr!i. Jed Webster Jr , spent Thursday lh Gallipolis and Pt Pleasant 1\lu Maxme Arnold ree.elved a call f!"rtd11y evenmij: from her b:otller, SFC John S. Aumiller who baa bet-n stationed in Oak· hmd, Cal1f, snd u now translerred to the Clnclnnnli area. He, Mr11. Aumiller and Kon Stan, are now resltlmg m New R1chmond. They ~xpect to VIsrt i11 the area during the holidays. Melody Roush, daughter of Mr and Mra. Howard Roullh of Peach Fork R.:tad Is a medical pahr-nt at C<tmden-Clark Hospital, Park· erabura Rev. Robert Card wu 11 Colum· bus vllltor Friday and called on ~1rs Avery Goegleln at St. An thony Hospital and Fred Leif he1t at Univeralty Hospital. Mrs. Norman Weyersmllle, Mrs Roy Grueser, Mrs. W. A. Morian, Mrs. Homer Radford , Mrs. Wtl· llam Gruner, Mrs. Huih Bearhs, :\1n. Howard Dolin. Mrs, Edward llumphrey, Mn .• Clifford Leifheit Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Mu. Lewis Grue~~er and Mra. George S~mner members of the Rod. Springs Better Health Club met at the home Of Mrs. Ma,me Arnold Jo'ri· day to prepare Christmas boxea for the shut·lns and elderly of I the community. 1 B..t, wpo )lad been jailed Saturday evenrng, l'dorus oy county ' ~lncers on a Dw I charge and )':ynon· by l'ol!'eroy vtllage pob..,e 10r m~oxtcauon. . .. , Mainly About People In Pomeroy II! 1 C(UliH.y Jal.ll.':la ~ur day mght. I The FARMERS BANK ' Retiring Town Employees County Jail Suffers Damage I · InJ£ncounte~ With Prisoners I t GIVE A KIMBALL PIANO - FRJ)~ •' , • • •• er e . ~··s . : . '\.:. ' . .. ' j IM(fhl, l(fhl ....-, Mrth ............. ,.,........., ........1.. fMitrlot. T - - .u .... doy In tho It Worildn't Come Apart 1\t..-.;:v.Umt. W' 1epnrts this --.-- ... ·16·1- ... .... .. Weather ~Int .................... -----~------- I • ' enttne VOL XI NO. 210- - - · -. - - - - - · - . . . . . . ! - - -- - - - - - -----P-bm_e_r-oy- -M - id_d_le_po_rt, Ohio, Mo.W.y, December 21,1959 I cne1hose you spend, or bank, in this com· m.l!ni!Y. These dollars work ~onslantly for locl:d ·progress and pro.spemy. Buy and banlt atchome. w.... e • -... Beech .and Mrs. Davtd Darst Sr., were in Lancaster Fnda)' George Sauer, pallent at Mason Clime, Js reporled to be recover- , mg nicely from the heart attack I which he suffered last week. He ex:pe<'ts to be home early next week ' Gary Pre:udenl, ~;tudent at OU 1arrived this week to spend the of Luke aad Mrs. Oscar Roush Chnstmu vacation with h1s p<'lr• read tbe article, "Just a Boy.'' , ents Mr and Mrs Gerald Pre•· A plano solo "0, Holy N1ght ton ' wu presented by Mr J. Martha Child1 who was also the accom· Miss Carol Hudson who is attend panlst for the singing during the ing M1l11gan College at Milliean, program. "No Room" which wu Tenn., is expected home today for taken from " Ideals" was read li)' the ChrlBtmaa holldays. Mrs. Reynolds. Ourmg the cand lelight service Major Loren R Keefer of Ja· wh. ~ b followed Mrs. Robert Rei- pan vJaJted 'recently with hlB brobel read scriptores while group ther-m -law and SISter, Mr. and leaders came forward to light Mrs. Ber! Bcxhmer and family. Mal their candles. Leaden; were Mn. JOr Keefer and h1s family are sta· Leo Childs, Mrs French, Mn Er- tinned m Japan and he was sent nest Lallance, Mn. Homer Jones, tu Washm gton on official busi· Mrs. C. E. Varice , Mrs. Wilham ness and spent a few days in Bradford and Mn> Mmme Gil- Middleport Also visiting the Bomore . dimers 1s Mrs. Golda Whlte o£ A short busmess meetm g was Nelsonville cunducted by the . pre~ldenl , Mrs.~ Mrs Bertie W1se and Mrs W;,. Reynold11 wtlh vanous reports be· Bradford. lng gwen from special commtt· tees Members of th e Bereans class rhe sunshme buddy g1fts were who helped w1lh the dinner for gtven out by Mrs David Darst Sr. the class were Mrs Edgar AUens· and ~rs Herman Lohse Gifts wo.cth, Mrs George Mowrey, Mrs. were given from the class to Mrs George Hudson, Mr.s George MelD Gardner, Mn, French, teacher of hart, Mrs. Clarence McNeal, Mrs. the class and the claar;; presldenl. Gef~rude M1ller, Mrs. Kathryn The teacher of the class Mrs Ervtn , Mra. Claude A1hlcy, Mn.· French presented ilfts t~ mne 0 . E. McKmley, Mrs . Marvin members witty perfect attendanc~. Kelly and Mrs Martha Childs. Receivin~ gifts were Mrs. Min· erva Child!'rs, Md. Darst, Mn Lallance, Ml"ll, Lollse, Mrs. Mae Lightfoot, Mra . Wm. Theobald , the Strongest Dollars • ... , ""-· - .. ,,., tho " " - · IVIi.. - · """TUII. "THH: YOUNG ~ I <;,,ll - I l l ""'"" flO lor t11o ttor. olllhl-tn 195t, -lnrrl Tho Loyal Women's ClaBB of the Middleport Church. of Kelly ~me Wednesday Christ met Thuroday evening at the church for the" Chrrst- to M.ark spend the Chrutmas holidlya mas meetlnl[. w1th his parents, Mr. and Mn. J'IULAI)I!'.U'HS" The meeting was preceded with a dinner which was served Marvm Kelly and Mrs Ann Bailey Poui - · Borbora Ruah by the llereano ClaBB of the church . The dinner tables were and son, Gary . =:;;:::!r-::;:::~:;::::;:;::::;;:;~~co~>~e~red~~wl~t~h~w~bi~'~te~a~lld~~ha~d~C hristmas trees on them and also through out the room. Favors Mrs. Herman Lohse, Mrs Frank I'Otlro - ,,,, CIIUCKU FOR tODAY .tc•• en... •• "'" T.-.u,.., M Per,uua-.. Annuel lttttort, Danny Sanborn, student at OU came Wednesday tQ spend the Chnatmas bohdays with hil fam.. ily Mn Grace Pratt and · MrL tl'ank Powers and son BobbJ were m Galhpohs one day th1s week. Mrs Manmng Kloes and IOD, Kent viSJted recently wtth Mr. and Mrs Paul Smart. 1 "!!Il: 11o1o11 IIOlllr Around And About Middleport ' .... arr., low IMiefot r.. tloo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 19, 1959 boston