https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4ddce094238452120debecc50623c4cf.pdf 4ad483f8b508a114b3a7fd9cc4921765 PDF Text Text ' , , r. •• .... l, f ., •1"\ H' "" I. , f • ·f .' ' f Will Have Open House Christmas Past Chiefs Oub H.?lds Meeting At Allman Home ..... I GIVE THEM A CAMERA FROM . home of Mr. and Mrs. Allman was opened MoD· to members of the Pall . of tbe pro&nm of the ChriJt-QI the film l • wilb jun· . intermedi-.CC! claasea and a• narutora of the Q~d propMcle• coooernirl,i: the birth of Chri1t, the ot the angela, tbe ad· the sbepberda and tbe and the application of message to our :1 ElfH:W w(iiil,,.; ~~!tm~~·:;of forMei.s:sthei.r Temple PJ·. annual party wlth Mrs. AUman hostess. . .~ ' VOL XI NO. 213 ' '. ' I • ~­ en tine I meeUq opened with the lj , We 'say, prayer acd a short business ..~lion wu conducted by Mra . . Pbilllp Meinhart, president. The . 1:::-:~f. to. the roll eall was each 1 of the Ea1t." The children'l apet!· lal Advent to Cbnatmlll offerinl folders were b~uJht to tbe altar by Robert Hamm Il'l ' favorite Christmas Carol Mayer was reported from the hospital vottM;t to remember and ahut-jn members with Mrs. Meinhart the project. · · :. ' ·.-·; · ·: ' ;· · Pomeroy·Middleport, Oblo, Thursday, December 24, 1959 Pomeroy Fou~dry Here Hinges ()n Negotiations of MEMBERS and GUESTS . Tbe lllPtrintendent lead tbe congreption In prayer 1nd pro- I Muole By nounee4 tile benerlktlop. .M her ' caro1s opened the devotions, after whlch Mr.-~ ~nuth articlt They'll never stop thanking you ... Allon Eichinler, preoldont; Mt.. Qrac:e Campbell, vk:e prealdeQt; Mra. Antone Lucke, li«rotary Ud Mro. Everetl Thomu, !<•;llur.r. At the ~;:loae of Garden Club Presents Favors To Patients .llta. ' Cuater on behaU of the eJau I' IDolllbell · ~~4 for their new I 11nted • &Jlt to Alra. Thomaa,'' char of tbe ela81. CHANNEL ,TRANSISTO;R RADIO . BAKER FU:~RNITURE CQRNE~ . u:c~: MIDDLEPORT First United.WYF Has Yule Party Moraday Evening of the Ftnt tJnited IP1•ei~~Y.;,;j,j, Churcn, Mlddloporl, t.belr Christmaa party M9n· evttnlng the recreatloq Everett Bachn•r home on North Thud Avenue. ' .Before the part.¥ the groqp want to the home o! 'variou1 shut Jill and lf.nt Cbr)stmaa C~arola , · 'J'ne room waa decorated Jn ilee-pma w1th thA Ctmatmaa seallOn and .tbe oubade of tbe Bach· club home li 'decqrated with many SeK~In• The ' Jolly held lhelr the Clrele m.IO . Chester PTA Holds December ea... s~~Si::~!.~Co~:~ Ches.l ter Methodist Church brought the real importance of Chriatmaa to the members o! the CheJter PTA when he spoke on "The Meaning af Christmas" at the December Q1eetlng held at the Chester sehool. Mra. Eugene He&ter of New Ha· ven accompanied 1 by Mrs. Paul Powell, ung "0 Holy NiJht" and alao • med~y of Chriatmu carol• Diana Baer, · Mary Jo Rouab, Connie At.kins, Barbara W:right and VirJinia Wright of the Methodist YF IA>ld of lbe Cbriatmaa cuttoms uaed In other Janda. During the brie! busil)ess meet· ing Mra. Carl Kautz, the president, thanked tbe PTA mothers I . Jimmy W~ar\!, iii, recipient o( s-nl& ~ viSit, ... of 1 Mr. and Mrs. RJ.y WW<Jgeard, BroWDio Hawkeye camera OuUJt • .. .. , . : .: ....ei BroWIIIo Slarflaall ClmOfll OuUH ... . ..... .. · .lt.U BroWIIIe Twin ZO Camera Oullli . . . . . . . . . . UI.U BroWIIIe Holiday Flub Camera OuifM . . . . . .' .Ut.iG Broll'lllo Sllrflex Ca'mOfll Oulllt . . : .. ..... . . .. Qt.SO BroWIIIe 8 mm MP'io Camero , . . . . .... to Eastmaa Kodal< ,.__ Came,. . . $Z9,.10 to IIUO Kodal< StuJ Cameraa .. . .. .. .. .. .. . fl-U to U7.tS BroWIIIe 30CIIIUI.IOO Walt Movie Projoeton · . .....10 IIIII fJt.IO Kodak 300 WoU Slide J>rojoeton . ... . . : . . . l'lUO read an article "ACcept God'a ChrlatmiB -- - - - ·- -Gift" by Dale Evans Rogers and 1 A Sllad OOUI'IIfl waa served by also a story "Christmas is AJ. the hoeteMel Mra. Jed Weblter Fo~owint pr&)"er, , Mn. POnQ', Mra. Robert Warway!.'' 1 "Fairest Lord Jeaus" in unison nar and Mra. · W. O. Batnl". The Mra. Benton Ponn read an tabLe ·wat ~ttractive witb white "Bread o! Lile' and Mn. Everett and ·centered with Santa .Thomat told the stacy "The Fate · alei~ tilled with pi~e and of the Wisemen". Group sina;itq: apd PUlldd , br a remdeer of• "SUent Nigbt" concluded the with red candles lQ cr)'ltll bold· devotions. on either 1ide A amall table White cover wa• entered Durina: lbe business o~~estJon, with a tnaaU Chrlatmaa tree. Fa· the report ~ the nomlnatlns com· were holly. eorsagea. mltt'H was liven tty Mra. Gerald Wildermuth aod oiflcen elected for the cominl: year were Mn. . mq!" E. Mai'n·at: Rometor, was re- '1" United Methodist JOF Class Holds Christmas Party Monday At C~ur~h postlude Mr1. Blaettnar played a beautiful atraDII!Ment of ''Joy ta the World." THE GEORGE HALL Silverstein Says ·Northern Ohio a Firm Is Interested In Plant Here af <right. Thla good visited )'Qqng and'o10 ln MeigS ·General Hospital Monday. True to his stock in trade, be bron(ht smiles to every fa~e he met with his gusty "Merry Christ· her birthday, Mrs presented w1th ·a • l ~~~~b~~lof wasbandkercbiefa. Frlclav, Decambal'25- 9 td 1 "Mer~ Christ- 1 chee~i l'llrveyor I dote of tbjil business meeting at Christmas prognm 'ftiJ given with ),fnl. Meinhart as the narrator for the reading of ·~he Story of the Birth of Christ" Mr. will c.elebrate w:th member• readinl the earoJJ theill ~t MI. Olive. inten~;med with the readln1. Open Gemea were played with prizes bclng won by Krs. William Lowe, 'Mh.· Meinl:lart, Mn. Karl Owena and Mus Erma Smith. A sift exchange was enjoyed by the group. Re!reshment.a: in keeping with The annual Christmas party of the JOF CIISS of the IJIIIted the seaS(In were served by Mrs. an a t.l ': ~e covered with a MethodiSt church was held Monday everung ln the church din· AUman white cl()th and red candles m lng room. crystal holders. l. dl ..,idual favon Mrs. Alonzo Custer presided at the meeting alld devotions of miniature chtn J c :.~ps filled were led by Mrs. Harry P. Smith. Group slngmg ol Chl'istmas wttb nuts were gi ve ~ '!C'l guest. aeen I Power Mile 1\12 B BlUe Fluhbu!bo , : . . . . IS. Power Mile i1J2 Clev Fl.ubbulbs ... . . . : . llt oae1t 58 Blue Fl.ubbulbs ••• •·. : .. : . . .. ;:; . . ~ . 17t filth s Cl~llf Ftalhlllilbo ,. •. .-.. ..... ..... : ... . · t~,. ,oaeh . .,...--. • PHOO'oFOOOD MOVII! ~AMP& · , . : , ' 300 W•. , .1.25 eaeh . 375 W..:·.~ 't:~.it, ~h • •.",'ll • • I ' I• GIVE HIM A ~TCHED U~tf·····.~; covering frrlni ·an appendeloto, 1 my. ,TU~sday night he went I' hom.,; 'Hia Cbr!SIIIIas, Uke mlh Uons of otbers over o•r woriC!, 1 indeed ,sboilld be a merry Dill!. 1 Certalrdy ' this is as it should 1 be. . i Yet .we are lacking aa Chris. Uans if we deny !hit more of j I humanity today hlls much less than we · fortlinate Westem Peoples to be merry tbollt. 1 President Elsenbower chose , the occasion of his :return ~· from hls blstorie 11 • nation tour seeklna Yo:Orld pe~ce to , speak of · Ibis 201b. Centuey ' . • fact. This · man is steeped In j knowledge, wisdom, and · .of the feel Of blst!l.rY· He can. ill!e 1 no true peace hi this world· of hungry millions ae;rJ"'' ~'as l!lltll .\11!1' kil:ld ·11f '!KelTY o~rlatn\as" is · posslb e In a .l!lllltiUJ wny. tbr9uglltioill!l0fe ol tile world. / :-" · ..,I ,..,.~lil;tc} say: \ _ Mayer Died Residence Night • : ra~~tiDe ' . • wbole ·uilr'ur from flmlllar Night" to rna· like li.ndel'• m;a~k,~o~l~b~e:ip;pe~,..~~tta~ 1 . and helping the dance for to and dr:led Cbriatmat ful. Mn. Eleanor lbe Copnlf . lilt a:r.ade and llin wUI · bo pllcod In ~cond grade won a . those Uvlni ol tbe tq1 tbe aame number present. CUp cakes decorated wilh polnaettiaa ~d coffee were served bx Mrs. Charles Fld:, Mn. John Fict Mrl. Vletor Bahr, · Mn. Henry Bahr •nd, Mra. WiJlard Eberableb. ln room of the the Mr• the llolbol, <lUI> LOOK$ IN 0 of A Members Meet Monday AtiOOFHall Maraant Btlde~beJ, councilor, ld. N,..: Tho ...lnlk ""ton pulttlohotl below of' "T'wu Tho Nl['.ltl 8efon Chrllftnls" ~"NrCifU(Jy lt .anonyMOUS. It wu fNtntw in from Pemtrof Town H.tl. At ..... IMd it ...,....s ,• ..,.... ...,. _ gnndchil.-.n m1Y UM In yNf1 te com. to ....... Sint•'• 'visit. At lh• moat It's, well, for the luvv.a mike, it's the rncNtHtl $2.95 . 'TWll3 the mght before Christma~ and all thru the pad Not a hep Cat was ~winging ani:l that's nowhere dad, The stove was bung up in that stocking routine In hopes that the fat man would soon make the scene, dtnnfr at prttided when Tlieadorua Oouneu Monday tve· nau&btera of Amerle~~ met Mon. day e"eninc at tbe IOOF han. One applleant Wll ~:ceepted for membership b,. trintler. Plana were made for lnatallatJon of of· llcel'l and • ~Uuek supper at the neat meeUna. :A 'eommunlcatiOb read from the state councilor. t.lnk, : ujen~ini bolidlll' ~ .~ ,; I saw a square short that was making the track, Being pulled by eight dogs who were wearing hat racks And a flli\DY old geezer was flipping his lid He told them to "make it" and man, like, they did. ~·~ ~ ·' ••., 5heriff IDVe8tigatts 1 couldn't help digging the seene on.the roo!, ,\finor Rutland Wreek . As I stood there :\::~:'ailing for chubby to goof. A ,minor wreck •t nine o'clc;~d: They stood by the c: ey ~n bundles afld clusters ast bight in Rutland was investi-~ 'nil tubby slid down, commg op hk~ gang busters. :ated by tbe SherH£'s offic~ witb . , . J J'!a~1 1nly minor damage reported. , HIS threads Were the squarest and I had to chuckle WilHam Haley, 18, attempting ttt 1 In front (not in back) was hJs ivy league buckle. ~ark at t~ Rutland Furniture The mop on his chin hid his button·down collar ,tore, mJsJudged the distance and And with that red nose, man he looked like ~bailer. • ;truck a parked car owned by .:harles Davidson, Rutland, Haley'a Like he was the squarest, the most absolute ,ar 8uffered damuge to the 'front wheel and fender and the David· But face it, who cares, when he left alllha·t loot. •on car's tai.l ltaht wa' damaged. He laid the jazz on me and fled from the gig N~ ~~t_w~~~ _ Wallin' ~<Have a cool yule and man_la_ter_lik _e, d_l_g ._ ___ ,,.,_ .......... Prisoners Move Tears Into Eves Of Elite • Residents With Christmas Songs, ""'al ••,.,... ..... :.: ' • •• Fl ... .,,... . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .._........... ··-·,.,.... ....., ........ ~_,,.....,. ,. ' . . ..... .. •"--"" .. ..,..·~. •~ ~ OMII·WIIf· ., ' . • .Of NatiOn; • ; I, ' ' I RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (UPI) - Twen!f.s..en prisoners from Word of the ebolr'• the Suffolk County .jail have beeoHnixlllg' with some oHlois and fm• hatmony-10011· exclusive area's most distinguished citizens' in a rare dJsplay out and, m short of Christmas lijlirit. !Ior . FiVe Young l\1en Are .. ... . ...I', ' The klda bad all bad it so they .hit their sacks, And Die and the bride had begun to relax. When there started a rumble that come on real frantic, So I opened the window to figure the paruc. "' •. :-,1 •. ~!/] ',~'.'.,• • 1.........,..-7" '";....!..'..,......:..----------------- --------------------.,....---..,..--------------------· mar," ~bovehnd mean It , ill all its •l'!'p!i'clfy. santa' ClauS,.I lllsu:~J>rlc!an- arle. is pl.aln- ; ly OHIO: _..., oloudy to4oy, ... nitht and Friday. A tittle ~ eel ralft m,..... lOUth end a ..... • fle tnOW, •'"" or fi'WIII-. ...,..... central Md north t'Odty, tndhtt ..rty tonlthf. N.t much ..._. In ..,, ... atun. Hlwh ...s.ytn the 3111. Low tonltftt $34 • • Durtns the Uftiftl of the offer· IDa. Mn. BUeltnor ployed "Siu --., ' ,. , l Iani.ve<d. Tbe . .. •• .' ' -- --....-- -- -~~~~~~··~~·~,~'.·.~--------------- ' Claus in front of a l1ghl· greeted the guests as they house Will beautiful· decorated for the QC:!C.asJon w1th lighted tree and candles. Flacon the mantle waa a Lighted and remdeers. Placed in · and on the table angela and choir . .... ·,.,., '' f • at y '·e .' •. ' R.elea8ed From Jail Five young men from M'lg~o having County have been released Jrom the Maaon County jail aftPr bear· mu on intoxicatiOn and fighting cJtar!ges before Justi ce Dorothy :iOI'!~iilr>'!d Lute •• Platt nf Mason City, · ·"' tarefuJ. The meD arrested by Deputy Earl Henry and Ma son Cltv police LonnJe Rhodes <~fter a dtsturb· city . They were Doo· Jacobs, Wendel Wogan, all o ami ii:dw11rii l:;:~'"~'~.tbe last week, the 27 pri.s- I' Jllortllat~ 'of ttt.e uausuall:boir alo111 with six of tfielr c1me about -several " weeks ago I have been making the when Stuart Gracey, publisher of I · of· .the area, dnging Christ the Port Jefferson, N. Y. Record I caroJs before service organi· 1 and 11. formfr con-cert and opera 1 and' other groups to the ainger, sugge1bd ' the ijUa ·tO and spiritual qtisfae· County Sheriff Cblrlea DomlD.J, R close friend . .Dominy in twn ~ad. ' TbeyChristmas eato1 vanced the sugge.tJon to tbe en· the the choir bemg lire inmate pop\l].a'Uon ,in the jail over at the meu hall. and the !"llowing dll)' ~JerVIng as background 21 in Christmas 1hoppen at. from i.o Un, jail's signed ional I Hattiaonvllie.. ( , J ·.,. !, 'POW' :1' ' !!'<P"' ""! �I ' l. " Dally Sentinel, Pomero~·Middleport, o., Dec. 24. 19~~ . . . _ _ _ __ _ - - - - - -[ClU'istmas party at the borne o1. , Janice and Dale Kuhn at Belpre, I Mondit)l evening. The home ... OCIG deoonted' with a manger scene, _sunc!ly Scbool attendance on candles, a Ch.rlatmaa tree and Dec. 1~ 'fa& offering $1U9. llehtl. Atte · . · . . . lldanre at worship aervJce Thelma Henderson read the WIJ 36, H erman Taylor, lay-leader Christmas Story from the Bible. Twenty-one from {he MYF. ind Mrs . Go..trnet Windland asked grace parents were entertamed w1tb a at the table where ~~efreahment.l Alfred S . IEven t s Arouod And About oo, Middleport I By FREDDIE HOUDASHEl T 'o.... f oooklu,h ....ty, potato eblpo punc wu ....ed. Tllen '!'.. an ncbuce o1 ciltl. Games &DC! eontelf.l were pLIJed. . All joined in llnJln& "SUent Nilbt" before leavlnJ: for hoi:ne. Ttle Kubna are alto active ln the Belpre MYF. Kl)' H41wlr. atatloned at Fort Bennlne, Geor a;ia, arrived Sunday to 1pent Chrlatmaa vaeatlon with bl!!r parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Rollln filwlr. and tamUy !f1te adopted daughter ot Mr. and Mn. Paul Buddret baa been named Teresa Lynn. pomeroy Semor • H..,h ER]Oys . chr·IStmas pr Ass mbl • _., Pdom.flrely Senibledor . Hilb Scbool •~u e»ta uaem m Senior HI · auditorium at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon (or a CbrUtmaa program presented b)' the Student Acttvl· · · OPT am c- e . . yI tlea Auocia~on. Robert Riffle, program emcee, announced the traditional Flag Salute ceremony led by JameJ Kern and Lee Reed ' Sharon Douglas iben re-ad a 1 a;a~·v~!be~dM=I~a~::· .f.::a: "Chri1tma1 Prayer." !ter ot Portland viaited at tbe Elm Richatd Clark gave a beatnik wood Relt Home fldtv. venion of " 'Twas the Night Be~ f01e Chrittmas". This was follow Mc('Iure's DaJry IsJi CORRECTION MIDWAY MARKET first prize in Wise Men were William Coat_es, Dor Coates and Raymond ~Gultns WILL BE CLOSED Sb,~ron DoacJ.u was also iR the DIC. ZSth and Z6th ea · A ~ ~ SAA Caroler.s &ang severral Chr~tmas carols. Na!lcy WI WISH Brown, E1111e Arnold , Wilham ALL OfL YOU A VIRY Coatus, Dor Coates, Sharon Douglat, Ja~es. Ebersbach, Terry Ohlirager, ark Grue:ser, Charles 1eben, Linda Crow and Arnold 1Evans were In the vocal grou p. Cltt'btt~Nu Tbe ~tude!lt . body ..and ·faculty 1 1'==~=~=~~""'=""::l.:~jo~in~e~d- ~~gmg -~number of · the non·reHgittUs mas lighting contest had been plaeed by l\r. and Mrs. K~nneth -cooke and M~. and Mn. Fn.zietl 1 when tile nan eahopld hiVe been 1 : Met'~, We wel~o IU holk~Qr . . _ with tho lllncero hope that It pzo•• tD .._ . . ,, 'I . ""',., bapplut Olll ever lor you cmd yo111 ~· .......,.1111• Pomeroy Ben Frankl.in POMEROY,~ PHONE 254-X J, ·~ •••rwhoro ·-s~tber -l!lf!!'.lw>Jr .lo,or ...~\!!>late tbil 1 on~•·Wrouaw! I SKATE..A.-WAY ,....,...ODd - Roush's Shoe Store NO. SECOND AVE. RD 2 RACIN., • lleerl be 8111111 tdlhpeull ...._!!~~_... 111m ... ' SATURDAY 9 A.M.TO 6 P.M. WHOLESALE - -· WHOLESALE WHOLESALE PRICES THJY MUST GO! Phillips Sisters . \ STYLE SJ!OP POMEROY • . I 1955 FORD 2 Door HordtQ.p (I) SAVE U$0.00 • • LOS ANGELES (UPl ) :...._ Nightdub singer Candy Stacy, 26, wu awarded a divorce Wednesday on ' testimony !Jhat her husband, Ro:bt::l'l, 39, "br-ainwashed ahd third· 1. degi'Ced" her. Radio Station • I .. • · " I . ~ ' . ' , EVIRY <;Afl JN STOCt< REDU<:EO 1'IUS II IW,U 4 114J.S. ,..,. ·l Tf ' . A.OIVE·AWAYt ' .44. Co" T• It Solei! Dcm't • • ' Mist~t! . ·, , ' . :; .' irowd - Cunve.nle11t . J • . .. . ' .., lnt1n1 hopplntss ontl pad chw. ·R~iaiiCe ln ':frms· '· . •' •. •· ' .,, . MASON ·· FliRNITURE -CC•. •. ~ '!AStiN , W. H . .- ·•· L o.~d, Z SHOPS "C • ' . HOGG & ZUSPAN •.,. ............175. • .'1 '. The Followi"g POMEROY STORES .· .WILL BE CLOSED SAT. 26th .' ·' ,• I. ' , Muon, W. VL Phone SP-3554. . ,,·" ....,.. • • • IIIPUqtp$~3'f . .. ~~0 .00 ~· SAVE UOO.OO 1955 FORD 2 Door Cu•tom.lin• (8) OHL~$299 '· ,, • • • ' Joy tD allis the mouip of tho CMstrnao ...,... And ~ is in this apirit tllol wo 1JW1 our . ..., lrtonda , • , 1o extend tD them aur stncomt- >· your traels lltft' (\ 19si''FORDTDoor lcarach Wteon. • • • .. -· 1955"ctiiviOLET 2 Doorl1ar4t~p ... ... . . ns •• • JOOll cheer • >'' 1 New . Furniture 111>11day as full fi10 'K( ' ~1·;-.~ . POMEROY 3 Rooms of Joy' and ' Phone 9599 218 E. MAIN STREET I WJEH , 1955 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Btlvedore (6) ' • • CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT SINGER GETS DIVORCE , 1 • $895 • • • obo•• ... _..._.pmes Of 111'!'klin& ornaments. SAVE UOO.OO . ·.;.;; REDUCED TO 1955 PONTIAC 2 Door H-.·rdt,o.p (8) ~~~~UJ!~~i ~?.~~ghan i 5'r.M. ,. I SAVE UOO.OO Wo'-tloo won:lodvl mutlc cl Chrlotmao woh and our llollclq loY grows and deepens. W• want to Rwith all...,lritndt, anti to wilb thom a tnlly happy- Has Yule Party 12 Noon , Boond Our Gas Mains Use L·P Gu ' ·1 j Ohlinge_r.- . , - - - - - THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY. PomMOy I 3:$5 P.M. GlB·BS GROC.ERY Rt. 1 - 1 1 NEWS Of The Ohio iftey Mar10ur B&lloona I I0 A.M- • FOR THE. ,,' PrDes - Open Sunday .'lflpta • ' were hosts t o thQ Crossroads Class I . PRESTO· .... N FORD Races - 1 8 A.M. · I :55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. ..•. MIDDLEPO&T 7:30 to 12:30 P.M. The angels hme from Heaven I And Wid abOut His bi.rth, They sang un lo the she pherds, Of joy and peace on ear.r. The shepherds came to s~e Him Then s pread the tidinp round . And stilt lhe J'lad news echoe• Where ever m~n i 1 f d oun · • Let us adore and love Him 'l'wa.\11 for our sake He ca~1 e. Oh, let us give Him honm·, And praise His holy name. Let's ten the news to others,. Both near and fa~ 11way , How Jesus came from Heave n 1 That fir~:~t glad Christmas Day . of tbe First Uni ted Presbyterian Church , Middleporl, Tue sday evening when the class held their Christmas party <~l their home. 1 Games were played during the 1evening with prizes _be ing won by Mrs. J-ames Buchanan and Everett Foreman. A gift exchange was enjo)'ed by the group, after which refreshments of Holiday Delight served with Danish Cherry nut bread and corree were served to i t hose abu\·e mentioned and the 1fDllowing James Buchanan, Mr . Hubbard, Mr. and )Mrs. 'James Sanborn, Mrs. Ever, ett Foreman. , Mrs. Vaughan was ass:sted by · her grandmother )Irs. Annice I NEW YEARS PARTY Thurs., Dec. 3ht [ LET US ADORE THE SAVIOUR Let us adore th~ Sav 1our Who came to earth one day His birthplace was a stable 1He in a ma~er l.ay . ' There was no room for J esus Inside the Inn nearbv I But God above wa.s ·watching, And heard His fain tess cry . I Crossroads Class "'' I ·r I I SPOT , On Your : Radio Dial . OH~I,l Go·od Poet's Corner I I 990 -er PhUson Store Open9AM. to9.P.M. For Your Convenien.ce. Bargains For All The Fa.mily ' ' ' . The Day After Christmas ..... ·-' ' SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY .,AVE A MORE ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY • A~sociated Radio . ~I . 1;. ~ seiSOII of Jlvlas ;~p.~ noc:elviqs, we takq>leuwo ibis ~ ..,_. ' ·;~felt good wishoa for a very Merry "':p a extendini to you ; Cbrlstmasl We bo~ thai~ 111!1 , 1111111110 or G&J Auto Store tll~ bappylloll~l ' . ;•_.Ebersbach Hardwaie Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' Gilmore Supply Store : ZA~Df l . ' . ' ' . •· ' •' ·.~· H(Jrtley &BenneH "Ben Franklin Store New York Clothing House L~Z ~hops Ones ·~joy ~ ill your lnvcd 1 t :e us thank the l'~ather For giving His dear Son. And for his Great Salvation, Which He for u:; has won. And [or the Holy Spirit, Which dwells within our heart j And for the joys f:o-om Heaven we have a part. I Of whichCompoaed Nov. 1, 1957 By MrL Rll-r- Pigott I Tune. 'In .. The II . Saturday, Dec. 26th {"t'l Vt'd I Oh, let Mlddleporl, Ofilo ·~- .,-"1 joy. . _... ).l.r. I K1t·1 ~-· RAWUNGS.COATS FUNERAL HOME ~~~-of ,...;, obat ,... l>Oiid•Y win be jUII bloomi•l wicb ~ppln,... Aod to ,..., q,o, our o1nme tllanb lor )'0111 loyal &i...U, pclwiU. and James Ebe ..bach. The Th..e Mlddlerort class .in t.be M.iddlepport Cbrj•t· Pome~~. ~hlo Telephone 35!1-J Stadium Reataurant at Athens tor .. . . tht!lr employees Dec. 21 , · ~.an ta ~ Ca ~eht _m Our C hi~ · ney was comrc Rtehard Clark 1 , Reeent gueets of Mr. and Mrs. second offering. · Paul Bueklq were Mu Mabe~ A " Nativity Scene" was preaenSWarU: or Athens and Mr. and ted by the fGilowing SAA mem· Mrs. VirtU Buckley, Reedlville. ben: Arnold Evans, narrator-; - - - - - - _tJnda Crow, Charles Kit~hen, Mark Grueaer, Terry Ohlmger .i /fLRROURC"" word of the death of Mn. Attired u Sant.. ClaUA, Mike .' i II. Ree&e (Ethel Grimet), of IPIND WI!IKPD I Fultz di'ltribwled. candy baNI to I Charlelton, w. Va ., formerly ot the student body and faculty as a r }ljddlepon. Oliver UnkeQbobr JPIDt ... Chriatmaa tokeo fr9m the SAA . funeral u rvi cese were held on weekend with bla dau&hte IIlii,. 1 w d sd 1. h 1 After Superlotendent C. 6 . ne ~Y c ~ ~ . ar e&ton and bur- H. L Eblin~ falllllf, taft Gibbll wit:hed the 1tudent body a l 18 ,;as e~o Jre. . d b h Cll!f. He wu •ecom.pmltd "bl Merrf ChriatmaJ and Happy New h ~- d e~ 11 !IU~Ive ht Y ~r Mrt Umma ter who lptJI& Year, Princippal Diehl announc.>· ] ~";;';;;;;"~"'"::;:;;:~;;"';;;;; --;:''"""~'~';;·~~·;;;·~th~e;;;w~ee~k~e~nd~in;loll~d:lle:ipirt.~i.= -1 ed that acbool will be resumed un II ! Monday, JanUH)' 4. · I Hr. ••d loin, Ch ..let D. Woode ed by another •eadin• entitled I a party giVen by Mr., "Oh! Bethlehem" by Sharon Dou- . -and lira. ~ld Kimel at the glas. ~ Tuesday's edition stated that the decorations which received popular wao Plano aceompuU.a. 1 attended • ' • ....... Carolyn Leach ol Danllat lh· lo~--·h - and ~n . Lawrence Sine re- luand<hildron. ICbrJJtmaJ urolJ and ~clodleo . Unda Ctow ~ • '. . e\ ·-. ,.L • .uAJArn .. art· I'IUI J"UUCO I lit ~ ~5e == Downie~Gross, Inc. Moore's Store Gomler Jewelry Sto.:e K&C }ewelers . Pomer~y Pastry Shilp -Phd)ip Sisters · ··\ Simon's · . 4.' .l I '' '• �I ' l. " Dally Sentinel, Pomero~·Middleport, o., Dec. 24. 19~~ . . . _ _ _ __ _ - - - - - -[ClU'istmas party at the borne o1. , Janice and Dale Kuhn at Belpre, I Mondit)l evening. The home ... OCIG deoonted' with a manger scene, _sunc!ly Scbool attendance on candles, a Ch.rlatmaa tree and Dec. 1~ 'fa& offering $1U9. llehtl. Atte · . · . . . lldanre at worship aervJce Thelma Henderson read the WIJ 36, H erman Taylor, lay-leader Christmas Story from the Bible. Twenty-one from {he MYF. ind Mrs . Go..trnet Windland asked grace parents were entertamed w1tb a at the table where ~~efreahment.l Alfred S . IEven t s Arouod And About oo, Middleport I By FREDDIE HOUDASHEl T 'o.... f oooklu,h ....ty, potato eblpo punc wu ....ed. Tllen '!'.. an ncbuce o1 ciltl. Games &DC! eontelf.l were pLIJed. . All joined in llnJln& "SUent Nilbt" before leavlnJ: for hoi:ne. Ttle Kubna are alto active ln the Belpre MYF. Kl)' H41wlr. atatloned at Fort Bennlne, Geor a;ia, arrived Sunday to 1pent Chrlatmaa vaeatlon with bl!!r parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Rollln filwlr. and tamUy !f1te adopted daughter ot Mr. and Mn. Paul Buddret baa been named Teresa Lynn. pomeroy Semor • H..,h ER]Oys . chr·IStmas pr Ass mbl • _., Pdom.flrely Senibledor . Hilb Scbool •~u e»ta uaem m Senior HI · auditorium at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon (or a CbrUtmaa program presented b)' the Student Acttvl· · · OPT am c- e . . yI tlea Auocia~on. Robert Riffle, program emcee, announced the traditional Flag Salute ceremony led by JameJ Kern and Lee Reed ' Sharon Douglas iben re-ad a 1 a;a~·v~!be~dM=I~a~::· .f.::a: "Chri1tma1 Prayer." !ter ot Portland viaited at tbe Elm Richatd Clark gave a beatnik wood Relt Home fldtv. venion of " 'Twas the Night Be~ f01e Chrittmas". This was follow Mc('Iure's DaJry IsJi CORRECTION MIDWAY MARKET first prize in Wise Men were William Coat_es, Dor Coates and Raymond ~Gultns WILL BE CLOSED Sb,~ron DoacJ.u was also iR the DIC. ZSth and Z6th ea · A ~ ~ SAA Caroler.s &ang severral Chr~tmas carols. Na!lcy WI WISH Brown, E1111e Arnold , Wilham ALL OfL YOU A VIRY Coatus, Dor Coates, Sharon Douglat, Ja~es. Ebersbach, Terry Ohlirager, ark Grue:ser, Charles 1eben, Linda Crow and Arnold 1Evans were In the vocal grou p. Cltt'btt~Nu Tbe ~tude!lt . body ..and ·faculty 1 1'==~=~=~~""'=""::l.:~jo~in~e~d- ~~gmg -~number of · the non·reHgittUs mas lighting contest had been plaeed by l\r. and Mrs. K~nneth -cooke and M~. and Mn. Fn.zietl 1 when tile nan eahopld hiVe been 1 : Met'~, We wel~o IU holk~Qr . . _ with tho lllncero hope that It pzo•• tD .._ . . ,, 'I . ""',., bapplut Olll ever lor you cmd yo111 ~· .......,.1111• Pomeroy Ben Frankl.in POMEROY,~ PHONE 254-X J, ·~ •••rwhoro ·-s~tber -l!lf!!'.lw>Jr .lo,or ...~\!!>late tbil 1 on~•·Wrouaw! I SKATE..A.-WAY ,....,...ODd - Roush's Shoe Store NO. SECOND AVE. RD 2 RACIN., • lleerl be 8111111 tdlhpeull ...._!!~~_... 111m ... ' SATURDAY 9 A.M.TO 6 P.M. WHOLESALE - -· WHOLESALE WHOLESALE PRICES THJY MUST GO! Phillips Sisters . \ STYLE SJ!OP POMEROY • . I 1955 FORD 2 Door HordtQ.p (I) SAVE U$0.00 • • LOS ANGELES (UPl ) :...._ Nightdub singer Candy Stacy, 26, wu awarded a divorce Wednesday on ' testimony !Jhat her husband, Ro:bt::l'l, 39, "br-ainwashed ahd third· 1. degi'Ced" her. Radio Station • I .. • · " I . ~ ' . ' , EVIRY <;Afl JN STOCt< REDU<:EO 1'IUS II IW,U 4 114J.S. ,..,. ·l Tf ' . A.OIVE·AWAYt ' .44. Co" T• It Solei! Dcm't • • ' Mist~t! . ·, , ' . :; .' irowd - Cunve.nle11t . J • . .. . ' .., lnt1n1 hopplntss ontl pad chw. ·R~iaiiCe ln ':frms· '· . •' •. •· ' .,, . MASON ·· FliRNITURE -CC•. •. ~ '!AStiN , W. H . .- ·•· L o.~d, Z SHOPS "C • ' . HOGG & ZUSPAN •.,. ............175. • .'1 '. The Followi"g POMEROY STORES .· .WILL BE CLOSED SAT. 26th .' ·' ,• I. ' , Muon, W. VL Phone SP-3554. . ,,·" ....,.. • • • IIIPUqtp$~3'f . .. ~~0 .00 ~· SAVE UOO.OO 1955 FORD 2 Door Cu•tom.lin• (8) OHL~$299 '· ,, • • • ' Joy tD allis the mouip of tho CMstrnao ...,... And ~ is in this apirit tllol wo 1JW1 our . ..., lrtonda , • , 1o extend tD them aur stncomt- >· your traels lltft' (\ 19si''FORDTDoor lcarach Wteon. • • • .. -· 1955"ctiiviOLET 2 Doorl1ar4t~p ... ... . . ns •• • JOOll cheer • >'' 1 New . Furniture 111>11day as full fi10 'K( ' ~1·;-.~ . POMEROY 3 Rooms of Joy' and ' Phone 9599 218 E. MAIN STREET I WJEH , 1955 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Btlvedore (6) ' • • CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT SINGER GETS DIVORCE , 1 • $895 • • • obo•• ... _..._.pmes Of 111'!'klin& ornaments. SAVE UOO.OO . ·.;.;; REDUCED TO 1955 PONTIAC 2 Door H-.·rdt,o.p (8) ~~~~UJ!~~i ~?.~~ghan i 5'r.M. ,. I SAVE UOO.OO Wo'-tloo won:lodvl mutlc cl Chrlotmao woh and our llollclq loY grows and deepens. W• want to Rwith all...,lritndt, anti to wilb thom a tnlly happy- Has Yule Party 12 Noon , Boond Our Gas Mains Use L·P Gu ' ·1 j Ohlinge_r.- . , - - - - - THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY. PomMOy I 3:$5 P.M. GlB·BS GROC.ERY Rt. 1 - 1 1 NEWS Of The Ohio iftey Mar10ur B&lloona I I0 A.M- • FOR THE. ,,' PrDes - Open Sunday .'lflpta • ' were hosts t o thQ Crossroads Class I . PRESTO· .... N FORD Races - 1 8 A.M. · I :55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. ..•. MIDDLEPO&T 7:30 to 12:30 P.M. The angels hme from Heaven I And Wid abOut His bi.rth, They sang un lo the she pherds, Of joy and peace on ear.r. The shepherds came to s~e Him Then s pread the tidinp round . And stilt lhe J'lad news echoe• Where ever m~n i 1 f d oun · • Let us adore and love Him 'l'wa.\11 for our sake He ca~1 e. Oh, let us give Him honm·, And praise His holy name. Let's ten the news to others,. Both near and fa~ 11way , How Jesus came from Heave n 1 That fir~:~t glad Christmas Day . of tbe First Uni ted Presbyterian Church , Middleporl, Tue sday evening when the class held their Christmas party <~l their home. 1 Games were played during the 1evening with prizes _be ing won by Mrs. J-ames Buchanan and Everett Foreman. A gift exchange was enjo)'ed by the group, after which refreshments of Holiday Delight served with Danish Cherry nut bread and corree were served to i t hose abu\·e mentioned and the 1fDllowing James Buchanan, Mr . Hubbard, Mr. and )Mrs. 'James Sanborn, Mrs. Ever, ett Foreman. , Mrs. Vaughan was ass:sted by · her grandmother )Irs. Annice I NEW YEARS PARTY Thurs., Dec. 3ht [ LET US ADORE THE SAVIOUR Let us adore th~ Sav 1our Who came to earth one day His birthplace was a stable 1He in a ma~er l.ay . ' There was no room for J esus Inside the Inn nearbv I But God above wa.s ·watching, And heard His fain tess cry . I Crossroads Class "'' I ·r I I SPOT , On Your : Radio Dial . OH~I,l Go·od Poet's Corner I I 990 -er PhUson Store Open9AM. to9.P.M. For Your Convenien.ce. Bargains For All The Fa.mily ' ' ' . The Day After Christmas ..... ·-' ' SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY .,AVE A MORE ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY • A~sociated Radio . ~I . 1;. ~ seiSOII of Jlvlas ;~p.~ noc:elviqs, we takq>leuwo ibis ~ ..,_. ' ·;~felt good wishoa for a very Merry "':p a extendini to you ; Cbrlstmasl We bo~ thai~ 111!1 , 1111111110 or G&J Auto Store tll~ bappylloll~l ' . ;•_.Ebersbach Hardwaie Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' Gilmore Supply Store : ZA~Df l . ' . ' ' . •· ' •' ·.~· H(Jrtley &BenneH "Ben Franklin Store New York Clothing House L~Z ~hops Ones ·~joy ~ ill your lnvcd 1 t :e us thank the l'~ather For giving His dear Son. And for his Great Salvation, Which He for u:; has won. And [or the Holy Spirit, Which dwells within our heart j And for the joys f:o-om Heaven we have a part. I Of whichCompoaed Nov. 1, 1957 By MrL Rll-r- Pigott I Tune. 'In .. The II . Saturday, Dec. 26th {"t'l Vt'd I Oh, let Mlddleporl, Ofilo ·~- .,-"1 joy. . _... ).l.r. I K1t·1 ~-· RAWUNGS.COATS FUNERAL HOME ~~~-of ,...;, obat ,... l>Oiid•Y win be jUII bloomi•l wicb ~ppln,... Aod to ,..., q,o, our o1nme tllanb lor )'0111 loyal &i...U, pclwiU. and James Ebe ..bach. The Th..e Mlddlerort class .in t.be M.iddlepport Cbrj•t· Pome~~. ~hlo Telephone 35!1-J Stadium Reataurant at Athens tor .. . . tht!lr employees Dec. 21 , · ~.an ta ~ Ca ~eht _m Our C hi~ · ney was comrc Rtehard Clark 1 , Reeent gueets of Mr. and Mrs. second offering. · Paul Bueklq were Mu Mabe~ A " Nativity Scene" was preaenSWarU: or Athens and Mr. and ted by the fGilowing SAA mem· Mrs. VirtU Buckley, Reedlville. ben: Arnold Evans, narrator-; - - - - - - _tJnda Crow, Charles Kit~hen, Mark Grueaer, Terry Ohlmger .i /fLRROURC"" word of the death of Mn. Attired u Sant.. ClaUA, Mike .' i II. Ree&e (Ethel Grimet), of IPIND WI!IKPD I Fultz di'ltribwled. candy baNI to I Charlelton, w. Va ., formerly ot the student body and faculty as a r }ljddlepon. Oliver UnkeQbobr JPIDt ... Chriatmaa tokeo fr9m the SAA . funeral u rvi cese were held on weekend with bla dau&hte IIlii,. 1 w d sd 1. h 1 After Superlotendent C. 6 . ne ~Y c ~ ~ . ar e&ton and bur- H. L Eblin~ falllllf, taft Gibbll wit:hed the 1tudent body a l 18 ,;as e~o Jre. . d b h Cll!f. He wu •ecom.pmltd "bl Merrf ChriatmaJ and Happy New h ~- d e~ 11 !IU~Ive ht Y ~r Mrt Umma ter who lptJI& Year, Princippal Diehl announc.>· ] ~";;';;;;;"~"'"::;:;;:~;;"';;;;; --;:''"""~'~';;·~~·;;;·~th~e;;;w~ee~k~e~nd~in;loll~d:lle:ipirt.~i.= -1 ed that acbool will be resumed un II ! Monday, JanUH)' 4. · I Hr. ••d loin, Ch ..let D. Woode ed by another •eadin• entitled I a party giVen by Mr., "Oh! Bethlehem" by Sharon Dou- . -and lira. ~ld Kimel at the glas. ~ Tuesday's edition stated that the decorations which received popular wao Plano aceompuU.a. 1 attended • ' • ....... Carolyn Leach ol Danllat lh· lo~--·h - and ~n . Lawrence Sine re- luand<hildron. ICbrJJtmaJ urolJ and ~clodleo . Unda Ctow ~ • '. . e\ ·-. ,.L • .uAJArn .. art· I'IUI J"UUCO I lit ~ ~5e == Downie~Gross, Inc. Moore's Store Gomler Jewelry Sto.:e K&C }ewelers . Pomer~y Pastry Shilp -Phd)ip Sisters · ··\ Simon's · . 4.' .l I '' '• �' \ "·. / . 4-Daily S.,;tinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 2f, 195r'~· HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-8. Genld BaU •b a"' lnforlnod ·~y, on Cantor, .preside nt of National. -The- .10 lonter ·i nteruted .td~ aters and Tele¥isiQn lne., said of ,l!bfir •CODtl!OII.tnc ~ ln Wednesd!l.y Desi Arnaz and LuclUle ~tilu ~~~~'pt~,., -"'!:"~- let • ~xcursiM~ 'Steanulr Visft ....re SPORTS MitN' ' '• . - - 4IMM . . . . ."' I Mn. Le-.m• Liablff"l daugbter, Mrs. Oliver lJ.nkuhoJier hu recovend tally from IW'fety and is 1 able . to reaume her po1ition u 1 medt e~~~~- •t Cftildren.. AvaJon to in tlloopilll. , . -:-::::-:::-~~VtllT Mill Mn. Lemma lJ&bter COhuDba' 1pent the week end yiib Iter dMI· ghtrr, :M.n. T'om Riley and faMifJ'. ........... , ... clllftll .. .._ of ........... -~·,. "..,LJ~:I!·s.....,.-to ..... ,.,.of_ ,......uttooll .. ft)olcc ln'the ..lid .. wh•ll II 111 ,... ....,_ .. ,,,., '"'· the Hr lriiHI. ,. ., BONEY'S FOO·D MART BLUE 6 GREY BUS TERMINAL \ ' Dft"-llelllq, Mgr. n«r. and Mn. Roy BeiDC BASKETBALL SCORES ~~ noel., ~fM·~~Ior- Mar your lMut bo 6u.cl wlcb lor ~~~ • of-~~·~~-""""' r...,..., .. tad..,.,. wW -·1 binhd•y of Him ,..... wu ,_on l!utb. To,... IIIII ., ,_, • bappy Noell .bdllgo tf•pDI. and yoUn ,CIIl•thfhlflh..,lh caft.IIIW ...., . - of .iiliMI·atld . IIS!ln8·7w.... .....u ..... . .. 'hlp. .. . . .... ., . ' DR. RAY o·: ·HEATON 144 BU1TEKNUT AVE. I . ."prcid•l!tDnc the sla4 aad aJ.ccioas ~,- ...t . -chime in with .our greetings ..;a good • wilhcs 10 JOIL May the joyous 0110ls suib! ~ a responsive cbord in.youi'hetn ... nucwing POMEROY Ill die~ ~ / J~ J. DAV1'S, M.D· Family and StaH B. H· Sanborn MILL ·S'I'HJET 1 1111 111- II I....II UIIIIP II 1ft ............... . I SPICIAL FAN TRAIN NEW YORK UPl - The Penn· sylvania Railroad wll1 operate a 1pecial train on Sur1 day ln accOm· modate New Rork Giant fans the Natlonal Football League game in Baltimore. Our lnt our toy V% Pri:.'l::,~A) ' . .-- ,: <S~Nen MEIGS WATER CO. CUT ' l)aYI • . ~ Home of Arrow Shirts E. MAIN ST. ·• • ....,..CiriiDDar. .. .DOWN~£GROSS, INC• .. l..UIIIflll·· j.... lt JOI, tllndl ... ........ \ ·POMEROY, OIDO I s 25%D15cant lall Glo.- Special Get llelldy For Sprlllg Al Below Coli Prlre 50% "DiscOUilt For Stoek On Hand 'only iMFYIJCY(U SAlE ALL AT 25% biscount 2"w , _ ........ p>ll I II" - r tlumbl Aad -r ,. ....... dch .......tlllf ...,.._ (Qr lilt ....... CLOIED Dee. ihlb lo laiN Ffr �' \ "·. / . 4-Daily S.,;tinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 2f, 195r'~· HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-8. Genld BaU •b a"' lnforlnod ·~y, on Cantor, .preside nt of National. -The- .10 lonter ·i nteruted .td~ aters and Tele¥isiQn lne., said of ,l!bfir •CODtl!OII.tnc ~ ln Wednesd!l.y Desi Arnaz and LuclUle ~tilu ~~~~'pt~,., -"'!:"~- let • ~xcursiM~ 'Steanulr Visft ....re SPORTS MitN' ' '• . - - 4IMM . . . . ."' I Mn. Le-.m• Liablff"l daugbter, Mrs. Oliver lJ.nkuhoJier hu recovend tally from IW'fety and is 1 able . to reaume her po1ition u 1 medt e~~~~- •t Cftildren.. AvaJon to in tlloopilll. , . -:-::::-:::-~~VtllT Mill Mn. Lemma lJ&bter COhuDba' 1pent the week end yiib Iter dMI· ghtrr, :M.n. T'om Riley and faMifJ'. ........... , ... clllftll .. .._ of ........... -~·,. "..,LJ~:I!·s.....,.-to ..... ,.,.of_ ,......uttooll .. ft)olcc ln'the ..lid .. wh•ll II 111 ,... ....,_ .. ,,,., '"'· the Hr lriiHI. ,. ., BONEY'S FOO·D MART BLUE 6 GREY BUS TERMINAL \ ' Dft"-llelllq, Mgr. n«r. and Mn. Roy BeiDC BASKETBALL SCORES ~~ noel., ~fM·~~Ior- Mar your lMut bo 6u.cl wlcb lor ~~~ • of-~~·~~-""""' r...,..., .. tad..,.,. wW -·1 binhd•y of Him ,..... wu ,_on l!utb. To,... IIIII ., ,_, • bappy Noell .bdllgo tf•pDI. and yoUn ,CIIl•thfhlflh..,lh caft.IIIW ...., . - of .iiliMI·atld . IIS!ln8·7w.... .....u ..... . .. 'hlp. .. . . .... ., . ' DR. RAY o·: ·HEATON 144 BU1TEKNUT AVE. I . ."prcid•l!tDnc the sla4 aad aJ.ccioas ~,- ...t . -chime in with .our greetings ..;a good • wilhcs 10 JOIL May the joyous 0110ls suib! ~ a responsive cbord in.youi'hetn ... nucwing POMEROY Ill die~ ~ / J~ J. DAV1'S, M.D· Family and StaH B. H· Sanborn MILL ·S'I'HJET 1 1111 111- II I....II UIIIIP II 1ft ............... . I SPICIAL FAN TRAIN NEW YORK UPl - The Penn· sylvania Railroad wll1 operate a 1pecial train on Sur1 day ln accOm· modate New Rork Giant fans the Natlonal Football League game in Baltimore. Our lnt our toy V% Pri:.'l::,~A) ' . .-- ,: <S~Nen MEIGS WATER CO. CUT ' l)aYI • . ~ Home of Arrow Shirts E. MAIN ST. ·• • ....,..CiriiDDar. .. .DOWN~£GROSS, INC• .. l..UIIIflll·· j.... lt JOI, tllndl ... ........ \ ·POMEROY, OIDO I s 25%D15cant lall Glo.- Special Get llelldy For Sprlllg Al Below Coli Prlre 50% "DiscOUilt For Stoek On Hand 'only iMFYIJCY(U SAlE ALL AT 25% biscount 2"w , _ ........ p>ll I II" - r tlumbl Aad -r ,. ....... dch .......tlllf ...,.._ (Qr lilt ....... CLOIED Dee. ihlb lo laiN Ffr �.1-Jlaily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 24, 19~9 WANT ADS (14) For Rent Heavy Damages ELI'lCTIUC WASHER' and Relrig· ea.. No. 18.2$1 · F }} ~ £'$3 per montb.. We deh~e.r The unknowo beira of Mary I 0 OW ~f and keep service, Ewmg Undsay, deceued. t.ake notice · 81"'33'.... Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone U>at Ira Morris, •• AdmrniatraiD• Crash On Mam" 12 24 3k the Est.t.e of Mary deLegal NotJce Tipton Services WiJl 8e Held 'Saturday At 2 1 1 erato!" I Wi~ng Nu~ben lo ' In that order. Middleport Aoo01ioced lhlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 24, NAMID WINNUS Middleport coopentlnc merLOS ANGELES \IPl - WaUy Ichant. today announced the Win- &loon and Shem, Pro ot the ning numbers tn drawinp 1tan of -tbe world'• champion Lol Larry held laat nigllt at Weraer'a Radio Shop Angelea Dodg~rt baseball te~, to.,0. CONSlSTENT DEPENDABLI! •~ouLTB AmQI of Und1ay, The public retillered for U dly were named co-winnen of -tbe ce11.sed, on ~e 9th day ~f ~ecemA four car wreck on Main street Funeral services for CharJe. prizes durin& the put two weeb. S'outbem California Athlete of &be ll.hTES I959 . . ftled hts Pe~lliOn ln t.be in Pomeroy at two o'clock yester· Tipton, o! Kyger, age 80, who Numben are 4-'14128'7, 4-711201. Year award by the Helma Athletic: I eaH1 per 'W'Or'd. GDt imlertion. M.ioim1111 cblrlt -to CUll. Probalt! t,(lurt of .Meigs County, day afternoon coat an estimated died Wednesday afternoon in Hol- 4721M, 4694ll0, 477203 and 483330 roundatloa. 1 oeo&a. per word lor t~ eoueeutiTe iDiert1oal. THE liST IN ARTIFICIAl. Ohlo, alleging tbat the . penoRB;1 SlMJO in damages and put llhree zer Hos_pital shortly -.fter admis'• IREIDtNG e~ate of satd decedent t.5 in11ufft· persons tn t.he nospital for x-rays. sion , wtll be held Saturday at 3 Sperla1 - ooe mo.Dlb. for 80 cents per word. h.U nte of I cent; W word wUJ be eaarpd far ad~ ull J ctent to pay her debta •nd the AU can involved. were ttavelmg p. m. from the RawUnga-Coab if POt paid wiUW\ 10 4Qa tt\.er receiVU.,: bill. ALBEBRT PARK II, CHESTER, 0. charges of _ administer.ln~ her . es- slow.1y west on Main nur the f'Uneral Home with burLal in the l:rrota in Ad~- ~hould be reported UhloediatelJ'. '111 Kautz Feed Store, Chester, YUkon ~te; th~t saJd decedent dte~ seu.ed Lynn St., mtersecuon. Accurdmg Gravel Hi11 Cemetery, the Rev. &M1lJ &D:inel will DOt be rupo.oal.ble for mon. UWJ one lDcor~21~ or Five Points Grill, Porn· m lee Simple of the. followmg real to Pomeroy · police who l.nvestigat-1 warren Hu1butt in charge. rett laau1ioa.. t!roy 917-M, before 10 a. m. Five , astate : • · ed tb.JI happened : Mr. Tipton wu a retil"6d _ oarCard Of l'banb and Spedal Notlcet ol Event. ObUuartte dairy breeds, 3 beef, 1 dual pur- 1 "The following described rea! -t;ar Number 1, a 1957 Ford , penter, at the . time hav.iJ'Ig workpubJiabed M 1 ces. per WOl'd. pose. NO ASSOCIATION TO estate &ituated in the t;ounty of , ownect and driven -by Lewis James . ed at Hobson. He was the son WORDS 1 DA'l! S DAYS DAYl 1 110 JOIN. Now have frozen aemen ':deiga, Stlte of Ohio, and in the to;oJm, 2tt, .M.Uldiepporl, was atruci of th~ late George and Sarah Boe10 60c: We $!.30 M-60 from most popular bulls. Ohio company'• Purchase, and in uom tne rear bY c...:ar No. z, a 1N58 ter Ti~t?n of Gallla_ Cou~ty . . 10 tiOc •1.20 .!.80 f&.OO l2 18 30tp Section No. 16, of Town No. 2 and cnevro1et, drlYen by Mrs. He.1en SuniVtng _are b1s wife, Ma~, :& 'lk •1.6C $2.2do fi.OO __ __ . ··- ! Range No. 13, to-wit: Beginning ~LriCKlana, . .,7, Pomeroy. and these ~blldren : Mn. Gladwm 1 Ada rerei.VIed b¥ 10 AX. W11.l be in ~bat day'1 Jllper. MUELLER FURNACk .., WESTING-I aL tne northeast corner of the - Mrs. ,::,tncKiana lnrew her Werner, Middleport; Mn. Bess , -=-~~~~~~~~~~--::-:"~:':::::-::::::~----11 HOUSE appllancu. Amald lro-- 1southwest quarter of the southwest car In revene foHowiD(I tne col- Rupe, Columbus; Mn.. Delmar .... ~les t'-JI ~-or ~18 ··-· --tMn, Syracuse, Ohio. Phon. quarter of sectton No. 16; thence .11swn amt mto t.:ar So. 3. a 1Yti7 1Dtrst, Cbeshlre ; Jack Tlpton , Col I v") ,.~Ut ~, --""""' · -836--Y. 11 19 tfc south % of Lhe distance to the cnevro.1et m oac.lr. ot her, dnven 1 u_mbus; 12 v•ndc_hildnn and - ·l • I PONIES FOR CHRISTMAS. ALL suuth Line of said secuon · thence oy l"nu Ununger, :,1,~, l'o'meroy. e1gbt great grandchlldren. 1906 PONTIAC VH .. ~H. St:DAN. ai.ze6 and colora. Paul Orr. Phone BOB'S TRIE -SIRVICE AND-- H. West to the creelq thenc~ touow· - vnungen car was forced 1 Friend• wHI be ~ece~ved at the Hydrarn.atlc.Biaettnars, dn ve . Extra dean. 3032. 12 18 6tp mo•al. Phon• 245.x. • - . mo the creek norlh lO the north bacKwou·a 11 and, ml.o tb.e car o1 funeral home until time of the 1 12__.. $1295.00. Pomeroy. -1 ll-23-6tc Jme of the soutbwesl quarter of James \ot!rcoe, iD, Atoena, who ~~~~v-~~ _ 1 FOR RADIO AND T v REPAIRS . satd &eCtJOn; thence ea~~ot t~ ~he Willi Qt!VIRg a lbulf .l:iUUIC.. 1964 J>'OH.O VB 2 DR. CUSTOM· ' " pJac-e of begmnmg, contammg Most nei1'1hY ditm,_gea were the Llne sedan . Like new !wish . Call Fr•nk C•pteln•. 41 • N. Lwent)' ·(20) acres, more or leaa, ex- can OJ JhJ"I. ~tru:.1uand and Oa.J- J • $$:).00. .blaeunars, Pomeroy. .S.Cond Ave.. Mlddl•pport. 9 · cept the ·coal and other mineral .ngd. .t.11Um11~ o.amagea of 12-3--tfc under sai4J ,described _r&al e~~te .. '.l,vVl) to DuUl tara, bOLn- f.ront l.::o-:a-utc A. M. to 9 P. M. 1'he prayer of said PetiUoo l8 aDd rear, were ~ - 'l~le l!ioun ' 1~ OLl).SMU.lULI!: V8 4 Dlt SEA.1R CONDJTJON!k_ . , RUJUGER- for tne; saJe of ·aaid real estate for 1car was dam&Jed. ·a n estimated Cl.-i.n. Hydramatl c d n ve . Ur1 ginal : 8-i..l.-.. atlon aervice. Jacka Refr)tera•jtbe payment of decedent'& debts ~ to tbe rt:11r u.gbl,s II*'- GLan-p_ block 1m1sn. Lik e Hew . ~WIIo.oo. I ....... Uon, New Haven. Phoae TU· and charges of administerins herlt!r 1:tlld vercoe ·s Cllf da~ge wu The last d . f •"- .foro .bllit:nnars, Pomeroy. L!-:a-titc . 23631. ~23-U estate IUld other relief. elitimated at tne same -.nount to 1 n. II MrawcbliiCtO t • 1 4 iPI!:lD SJi"j!.iL E - AXLJ+: 19M I we rMdJatJI', bumper aaci •grilJ. eroy ""' • . er an s I !fll& w ,..,_, ---AU'TI~IR The persons fll'st above meu.tionl!ibun, OtiHnger and Mn. p~qtion was held lu\ nt_Kht ~dd a~: r:c::-:\~'hs'~o~~ -~~~0~~ j c.mpl.- ._,.1.. ed wHJ further take not1ce that 1 Strlcauand were treated and x- ~ wtth Chester . VanM~ter; Ractne, lAo Aappitot · - ., ' tl'aae lur ILury cuws. Phone CriH- lr..Uord they have been _ma_de ~rdes de- 1'iYed at the Meigs Genera~ :tiOII- winning the flr!lt pnze of $100; Pomeroy, Oltlo ""'"· PhDM _ Cont.ct tendant to s.aad Petmon, and that PltaJ for neci: mJurles. Mre. Strick James Clark, A;Ibany, $60 .and Kate 1M · · ..uA IIHo1J ....,.. 12-tJ-Jlp .,....,....,.,..,....,..~..,..=..,..=..,..,'I A. r ... lr•dford. Meine, 011.. Lhey are required to amwer the •.11ou a tao sufieted a lacerated Rouslr, I;angsvJILe, $25. Port1a nd :.!n. lrilrllo &-21-U same on or befol'e the 6lh day of knee. • Last ntght was the hlsl perform 1.- ' ' " " UNO c.;.re ( 'jg f MoJifte .l~W'''=a. it'ebruary, 19110. r-omeroy police are eontinuin!l: 1 ance of tbe c-hurch ch~r rnem4U Ma.k•• •Act Mod•lf - - - --. th I bers who presented Christmas 1 .... MiiTM.OPOI.IlAIII USED SCATS AND MOTORS, $25 Tt:LE\'I~!ON . RADlO &- SMALL IRA MOR~-t!S, as Admimselr UlveSl!l~ 1100 0 ~o.ue acca-. selections for three evenings at lhd up Ydult they l11t. Mel.ropal· JP?llanee rvpalr. Phone Ott. u·ator ot the ~atat.e of Mary dent. • . the communlty tree on the park2 ..... ..,Hilftll9wtl. it•n M~rlne 5•1•• •nd S.rvice, \lcClintock, Rauine, G-bio. , ~ndaay, de~sed. ing lot. Pau~ Casci, chaJrman of 600 E. M•ln St •• PGmeray, p·h on• 4-41·30k I \\ EBST.r.;.tt. & . 1- ULl~, ~ the promotion is extending his (ti)4S-J. ll ~l•f< c::==;--;==-;;;:;:--;o;~--;;;; r'omeroy, <?h•o . · thank• to the choir members for 191 For Sale ;..USTOM BUlt.l' KITI ,If EN DE- Attorneys for Admlnutrator their cooperation. ' shmed for your born :> Free ea- ~~) 10, 17. 24. 31; (1) 7, 14, 21, 7tc _____ . ___ _ - ·- - - - 1H.Ht.:l>.: L'ULLLI'~ 1-'Ul-'S $6 EACH. ~ : "t 1 ,' "')f Kent .Male8. Phone ::1771. C1are!lce tlm•te•. Foreman aud Abbott, 12-111-Utc Ap~rtmentl, P•opl•'• Terrae .. 1nd WtckHne, Jtilclne. VIII St., off ButtemUit Ave., Phoue &•an. Potnl'•ov. Phone S2t-Y hl:.'n l~I.IU t'i\I"J'F;RNS 1-'LASTlt.: c... No. '2,963 .... n 2 :IOto ueue Sue MaCom&s, who resides Twq liUits ha"'t been dl1po1ed .....,.,. WJnuOW UI IIU.IB and !iilotdCII1 Ventl at 4148 HiUadale Road, San Diego of jn Common Pleas Court acCOJ'dtum bl1nd11, all k.mds and colon - - - - - --.; :--,::,---,.,-, - DODGE- DART- DESOTO • 16, CaLifornia, and Evelyn Bensley m~ . to entries today. . ~ -~ullr ~1l:tlili <&WIUII~ll, L.o.Y aud APAH ' ~' MENTS Flirniahed and 324 who reaides at Mon1 he case of McArthur Savings I 3 JlhJJ.Df nall&ll pi.MhiS all .kinda, unflwnished. McMastcr11, .Middletezuma Road, San Diego, Califor-. and Loan Co., v~. 'utb ~nd . Ed· The Racine American Legion AJUliUfiiHll J,tl(icl~n tilt !J.mcts, pvrl. Phone 0044· M.. 2 3 U nia, the mother of Bette Sue Me· ward M. Blake has been dlllllltaed Tuesday distributed about 3q ba• ~ r~e b;a• L ~n•lt>, lJale Wtppel 7 and 8 ROOM }l(.)USE, 4 RoOM Comos the plllf.."e ol re11idence of without prejudice and ~ott• to the kets of food In the Southern rural· ::iUPlJb', :t'J Umon Avtlnue, · apartment and G room apartthe falher of Bette Sue McComas plaintiffs. district and about $200 worth of 1-'omeroy, U:llo. _ 11·3G--U0te \ ment. A. W. Ben&:el, Phone Before l 9:30 A:M. being unknown -and cannot with. The case of Herm~n Nelaon va. . clothes and toys. . Mlddl1po1t 6131.J reasonable diligence be aac:ertain· Bureau of Workmen I Compensa• The money waB contributed by 80 SEASONED LOCUST POSTS; J 110-M. ll 2 tic POtMroy 125 ed will take notice that •m the . tion and the Geog)elD C01l Co., I local businesses and townspeople Warm i\tonung cuaJ !Hove; Per- 1 KAUTZ FlED STORI 9th day of December, 1900, the h-as been settled and diJmiued of the dtstrict. Jamea Simpson, fcction healiiiJ..: coal stove ; 1MJ . F'OUR ROOM HOUSE, BATH 128 At CIMt~r plaintiff, Edward Lee 'McComas, a I by a&reement with the COlli to be chairman, was in charge. He was bu . yellow corn ami Howe platUnion Avenue. CaU 36~.1. YVkon 5·2145 minor, by Lee McComas, bla next! pald by the defendan". aided by Joe Stobart, Gull Teaford, form IICillcs. Allen Hayman, Vine l:,1,-23-6tp. tiAMILL SIRVICI ITATION friend filed hJs petition against . Chuck Burri and Eugene Holter. st., Racinc ,· oh io. 12:.12 titv -~ -~---IIOL.."i1'ElN COW IIIIo.-. 9:00_A.M. in' the Court of -common Plea~. Car Skidded On Ice, Simpson estended public thanks 19 PIGS. WILLIAM Albeny U5:1 Co\Jnty, Ohhl, in Case No. lid G draU to e~eryane who - ~ontrlbuted t~ Every Day Sendee ,.,,...,, _.Jlf9)'iJl& !or divorce -4nd ll!-ake the c~m!Jlittee • ptoject pos~--'"''l relief, on the grounM \ o(. A one car ac.clden~' ~ Route '1 Sible. -cccc-'" gross neglect of duty and ~X· near the Pomeroy corporation · .· -~ Ror~lr ltreme cruelty. Said cause wnt' be . line- has been inYeltiCate!1 ·by the WORIH:RS GBT ION US SCJQ, 0. UPI M The 1;166 em,_..1roy, Ohte. for hearing on or after the 16th' Sheriff's office. ployes of tbe Solo Pott,ry Co. day of January, 1960. A car driven by Velma M-axine shared $l:Jl,9lO in ·bonuses this EDWARD LEE McCOMAS, Faulk skidded on -ice and llid ilnt.o (20a) Termite a minor, by Lee McComas, a guard rail with medium dam- Christmas because their boa re-his next friend, Plaintiff. age to the . side and ~elt fonder . membered tbe days they worked Control WEBSTER &: FULTZ The driver autfered a minor leg for nothing. Htlinl 0111' F:;;RE;;:E;;--ci;;:N;;:S;;:PE;cC;;;TI:;;O ;;N;cS;;-.-P"'H"'O::NE ALtorneys for Plaintitr Injury but was not boap1tallzed on a Clrrlmrtttl (12) 10, 17, 24, 31; (1) 7 14, 6tc No arrest was made. ~ 383-M. Gilmore Supply Store. Vaughan Post ControJ Co. MemliMon tlu!t ~ ber of National Pest C(lntrol I 0111' /rllltdiiiS ~sociatlon. 12-3-tfc lb PHONE 398 will 1 195~7 -;-:::-;::-:--:::---:----::----:-- (20) Business Services lber, I I ••.oo. ' I e - - - >· SEE THE l 96o · w·mners·Named AT . C-hn' . KAU & yAN ZANDT t ' , . In Drawmgs • Held Wednesday 1 1 ' I . Wannlr, 4;; • · ~\¥1b:djoory:wlillos for ,a·happy;ho1lclay t:. '~.....lwe,gfitti .CIII -~mgood- frlen& ·. .1\loi\J;.._;..:.:and _;,.. D!lf'htallifh•lhanlts lor ,' tlll' oiPI>dun!IJ ·af 'loirYJq.oucli·wondorful · ~ ' ;A;,4>Moi,y,!:hl-·IO - ' ' .. ' ·: Ratine Service Station .. . ·' • · · Rlellle, Olllo I t' -anci41U c. ..... ....,.,..... ,,.. • Aall4olt. ,., _.,,;,; .. I »u \ I Two Sw"ts Fm"d Soluti"onS In IMeigs Cour;t Legal NotJce , Racine Legion DIS'tributF00dB38kets I R. H. RAW1,1NGS & SONS COMPANY ! -c== ·-cow'AN'ull Merry Christmas ( 20bl lnsurai'ICII INSURANCJI: Fire, Auto8311. 1!~~ ~DG~..~~~~~ ~,,;,; ~!t:Vh~~~lni!~~~~ wo11J til'l~ll . IHIOO motor, PowerfUte tranam.L.-.ion, heater. A real nice car and priced to suit. Was $1Mll\. Sat. Only $1495 1957 CHEVROLET •n. Station Wagon 4·Door. A I owner low mUe.ae trade with 4 , ltkc new tlrC-!1 , powcrg:lido transmillion, power ltccrint~, Mil vlny·l black and white interior and eoJold wbite finish . Was $1~ . 1957 FORD V-8 · · · · · · Sat. Only $1395 Falrlant! 2-Door . )..{)Cnllv owned and real low mUeaee, white and 1old rlntsb, autornRtlc tran-.nlslion, whi-te ·wall Ure, Ukt new, Jleatur, padded dash. Drive it. Wu '1091. 1956 CHEVROLET · · · · Sat. Only $1295 Bel Air f ·Door. V-8 motor and powcr(llde. Ll~e new ti:I'eA\ apotleu interior, white and gold C:inich. Want • 1h.rp one? 1956 PLYMOUTH ...... Sat. Only $945 Savoy 2·Door. Powerrllte tnnsml.n lon, ndlo, heater, e~leen interior, ~oott tirea. lvt.~ry over green fWth. 1951 :PLYMOUTH · · · · Sat. SDeclal $199 Belved~re Hardtop Coupe. Original blac-k ll.ntab, sood tirea. Rwl• nne . wAS $29!) . ·, ' 1951 CHEVROLET · · · · Sat. SDeclal ~45 Deluxe 2 Door. iklautlf.ul red and black l.iMU, CUlll fine, has ·i!Ocxl ·tirliS. WAS 13915. GET TilE Bt;ST bEAL OF THE YEAR NOW Nlte Sele<llon Of New '60 Cbevlea Now . lfe ;!.If!, fbl,r a(l *"' .... '"" 111!1 .,... _..... ...................... at thl• time ot ••'"', '"' prontiiiJI ,....._ of }' uleride chtJMI .' 1 We Will Be • • ....r Happy New Year • (Cio.l Christ~• O.y) CLOSED ALL DAY- COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. teetioa. Ufe, Auto. rire, PoUo. !IIIII, llloldleporl. Call DoD 0111.. ~h.ristma..s V., D. EDWARDS, INS. Pomeroy,, Ohio lllhu Wim._irVI ~·loc · ""'";IIOPPi!M lhl . , , O/IM11MlA 111111,.,. . ""'~,W!J!; ERWIN'S GUlf Service Mlddl ...rt, Ohio .., - -•. 491 •• Mil• lt. ~DC~ Of~~i,;.m>'~~f,{~··:~~~ s,.... ~.full i.>Od< ~f. o.a.a- "" and . - ·' -: . .. ,.. lllCI ,.... hmilr· ........ . fotii~ .oiltlllt·•lllllllot anrl ~ vt me raol ~liNd-- UU. Clw'wiiCIIIIMMio 24-a For Sale or .. JHI OHl~ V:ALLEY PLUMBING one! Itt.'TlNG. lNC. l'omei!IY, 'Ohio Dort - DeSOto PHONE 1227 MIDDLEPORT Trade cJ. . . t I ' Legal -Notice NDTICI OP APPOINTMINT .., , .. . l1tate II lve INW~t, ' . ' ," . .f·} • ·! ., .. ·Be '• · -·911Rilll .- . . ' . tiMtlhd Notlce Ja hereby etven that Myrtle Hantna whoae Post Office addre11 le 8'11 Baldwin Drive, ~:;~~~~ Ohio, has been duly ap~ a• lx~utrlx pf the Estate Iva Brown late of Meia• 'County, Ohio, deceased. Dated tbla Tth day of December . . ......... ' ' ' ' \ ~:_,.;;·......- THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS SatUidaj, December 26th, 1959 <> Ill "' Clirftlmll . , ... • tlu i:olnlolt 111111 101 INV. (. F. H. O'BIIIEN MeiM• County, Ohio (12) 10, 11, 24, ate "· ' To·,.it,W·1111M¢,,.~ . ... .... 11212 lucille of the Probate Court ' " ::'.·....;4lfllll--.... . ... r.:t-,. .,.~ t • ; • . ··~-. . - -····~~~· . . ~,.., '' ,,' ,~f ~- ,._.y,<' ~.~ ' ~ · ·.- ! ..., ,. 1 l ,,_- :•1 ' .. . ..,. ·:.. . ..,_ . ,'; ' .I. ·. . ,, '' ' ' :-... -.\ \ .' . ,JH.IIU 1!111.-.... .'·, ~ ·. • • ~ " o\ . 't· .. .' • .• 'I ' I '' > 'f ' •" ' 4111r - ECONOMY LOAN & SAvtNGS CO. PHONE 43! , POMI!R,OY, ~rue: • R. H· RAWLINGS & SONS COMPANY . Dcx!ge , •oJ(o ' . POMEROY MOTOR CO." Y Chenolet De11ler witk ou aiecere i . ., , .. fw dd prl•ikls• of rhe··t;me;;;. ple~. th~t never cea$$. I 1957 PLYMOU'I'H · · .. Sat. Only $1295 Belvedere "8" Sport Hardtop Coupe. Ivory OV41r dark blue fini!Jb , ii.ulomatlc trunsmis11ion, \W\Hc wall Urea, radiO and heater . Nice and ch~t~n lnlerior . Was $1M6. i \ ~ Saturday, December 26th Bel Air "8" 4-Dnor. Beautiful belf!(l ov~r £Old llaialh, with rnatl·hlug inll•rlor. Sl.andard trantmlisaion. All 1ood white wull tires, radio and heater. 1957 CHEVROLET .. · Sat. Only $1695 . ' .. ~·· . I help1JdPtlll ,_ ....... ·pe~; ..n:w. w,.,. Yes, Our New Cor Soles Department and Used Cor Deportment Open Saturday 9:00 A.M. till 5:00 P.M. The time- 1« Joy, the (iiiJ,Ilt- i<Jr S , Into 1J.8r ....... GET OUR DEAL W.•dllJrut ,. , .. ~S ¥nONAL IANK-Mltldl~ THE Ftsr NAtiONAL IANK-Riclot . · • tHE IAClNI- . -.-.li.~ . : ' '/ �.1-Jlaily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 24, 19~9 WANT ADS (14) For Rent Heavy Damages ELI'lCTIUC WASHER' and Relrig· ea.. No. 18.2$1 · F }} ~ £'$3 per montb.. We deh~e.r The unknowo beira of Mary I 0 OW ~f and keep service, Ewmg Undsay, deceued. t.ake notice · 81"'33'.... Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone U>at Ira Morris, •• AdmrniatraiD• Crash On Mam" 12 24 3k the Est.t.e of Mary deLegal NotJce Tipton Services WiJl 8e Held 'Saturday At 2 1 1 erato!" I Wi~ng Nu~ben lo ' In that order. Middleport Aoo01ioced lhlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 24, NAMID WINNUS Middleport coopentlnc merLOS ANGELES \IPl - WaUy Ichant. today announced the Win- &loon and Shem, Pro ot the ning numbers tn drawinp 1tan of -tbe world'• champion Lol Larry held laat nigllt at Weraer'a Radio Shop Angelea Dodg~rt baseball te~, to.,0. CONSlSTENT DEPENDABLI! •~ouLTB AmQI of Und1ay, The public retillered for U dly were named co-winnen of -tbe ce11.sed, on ~e 9th day ~f ~ecemA four car wreck on Main street Funeral services for CharJe. prizes durin& the put two weeb. S'outbem California Athlete of &be ll.hTES I959 . . ftled hts Pe~lliOn ln t.be in Pomeroy at two o'clock yester· Tipton, o! Kyger, age 80, who Numben are 4-'14128'7, 4-711201. Year award by the Helma Athletic: I eaH1 per 'W'Or'd. GDt imlertion. M.ioim1111 cblrlt -to CUll. Probalt! t,(lurt of .Meigs County, day afternoon coat an estimated died Wednesday afternoon in Hol- 4721M, 4694ll0, 477203 and 483330 roundatloa. 1 oeo&a. per word lor t~ eoueeutiTe iDiert1oal. THE liST IN ARTIFICIAl. Ohlo, alleging tbat the . penoRB;1 SlMJO in damages and put llhree zer Hos_pital shortly -.fter admis'• IREIDtNG e~ate of satd decedent t.5 in11ufft· persons tn t.he nospital for x-rays. sion , wtll be held Saturday at 3 Sperla1 - ooe mo.Dlb. for 80 cents per word. h.U nte of I cent; W word wUJ be eaarpd far ad~ ull J ctent to pay her debta •nd the AU can involved. were ttavelmg p. m. from the RawUnga-Coab if POt paid wiUW\ 10 4Qa tt\.er receiVU.,: bill. ALBEBRT PARK II, CHESTER, 0. charges of _ administer.ln~ her . es- slow.1y west on Main nur the f'Uneral Home with burLal in the l:rrota in Ad~- ~hould be reported UhloediatelJ'. '111 Kautz Feed Store, Chester, YUkon ~te; th~t saJd decedent dte~ seu.ed Lynn St., mtersecuon. Accurdmg Gravel Hi11 Cemetery, the Rev. &M1lJ &D:inel will DOt be rupo.oal.ble for mon. UWJ one lDcor~21~ or Five Points Grill, Porn· m lee Simple of the. followmg real to Pomeroy · police who l.nvestigat-1 warren Hu1butt in charge. rett laau1ioa.. t!roy 917-M, before 10 a. m. Five , astate : • · ed tb.JI happened : Mr. Tipton wu a retil"6d _ oarCard Of l'banb and Spedal Notlcet ol Event. ObUuartte dairy breeds, 3 beef, 1 dual pur- 1 "The following described rea! -t;ar Number 1, a 1957 Ford , penter, at the . time hav.iJ'Ig workpubJiabed M 1 ces. per WOl'd. pose. NO ASSOCIATION TO estate &ituated in the t;ounty of , ownect and driven -by Lewis James . ed at Hobson. He was the son WORDS 1 DA'l! S DAYS DAYl 1 110 JOIN. Now have frozen aemen ':deiga, Stlte of Ohio, and in the to;oJm, 2tt, .M.Uldiepporl, was atruci of th~ late George and Sarah Boe10 60c: We $!.30 M-60 from most popular bulls. Ohio company'• Purchase, and in uom tne rear bY c...:ar No. z, a 1N58 ter Ti~t?n of Gallla_ Cou~ty . . 10 tiOc •1.20 .!.80 f&.OO l2 18 30tp Section No. 16, of Town No. 2 and cnevro1et, drlYen by Mrs. He.1en SuniVtng _are b1s wife, Ma~, :& 'lk •1.6C $2.2do fi.OO __ __ . ··- ! Range No. 13, to-wit: Beginning ~LriCKlana, . .,7, Pomeroy. and these ~blldren : Mn. Gladwm 1 Ada rerei.VIed b¥ 10 AX. W11.l be in ~bat day'1 Jllper. MUELLER FURNACk .., WESTING-I aL tne northeast corner of the - Mrs. ,::,tncKiana lnrew her Werner, Middleport; Mn. Bess , -=-~~~~~~~~~~--::-:"~:':::::-::::::~----11 HOUSE appllancu. Amald lro-- 1southwest quarter of the southwest car In revene foHowiD(I tne col- Rupe, Columbus; Mn.. Delmar .... ~les t'-JI ~-or ~18 ··-· --tMn, Syracuse, Ohio. Phon. quarter of sectton No. 16; thence .11swn amt mto t.:ar So. 3. a 1Yti7 1Dtrst, Cbeshlre ; Jack Tlpton , Col I v") ,.~Ut ~, --""""' · -836--Y. 11 19 tfc south % of Lhe distance to the cnevro.1et m oac.lr. ot her, dnven 1 u_mbus; 12 v•ndc_hildnn and - ·l • I PONIES FOR CHRISTMAS. ALL suuth Line of said secuon · thence oy l"nu Ununger, :,1,~, l'o'meroy. e1gbt great grandchlldren. 1906 PONTIAC VH .. ~H. St:DAN. ai.ze6 and colora. Paul Orr. Phone BOB'S TRIE -SIRVICE AND-- H. West to the creelq thenc~ touow· - vnungen car was forced 1 Friend• wHI be ~ece~ved at the Hydrarn.atlc.Biaettnars, dn ve . Extra dean. 3032. 12 18 6tp mo•al. Phon• 245.x. • - . mo the creek norlh lO the north bacKwou·a 11 and, ml.o tb.e car o1 funeral home until time of the 1 12__.. $1295.00. Pomeroy. -1 ll-23-6tc Jme of the soutbwesl quarter of James \ot!rcoe, iD, Atoena, who ~~~~v-~~ _ 1 FOR RADIO AND T v REPAIRS . satd &eCtJOn; thence ea~~ot t~ ~he Willi Qt!VIRg a lbulf .l:iUUIC.. 1964 J>'OH.O VB 2 DR. CUSTOM· ' " pJac-e of begmnmg, contammg Most nei1'1hY ditm,_gea were the Llne sedan . Like new !wish . Call Fr•nk C•pteln•. 41 • N. Lwent)' ·(20) acres, more or leaa, ex- can OJ JhJ"I. ~tru:.1uand and Oa.J- J • $$:).00. .blaeunars, Pomeroy. .S.Cond Ave.. Mlddl•pport. 9 · cept the ·coal and other mineral .ngd. .t.11Um11~ o.amagea of 12-3--tfc under sai4J ,described _r&al e~~te .. '.l,vVl) to DuUl tara, bOLn- f.ront l.::o-:a-utc A. M. to 9 P. M. 1'he prayer of said PetiUoo l8 aDd rear, were ~ - 'l~le l!ioun ' 1~ OLl).SMU.lULI!: V8 4 Dlt SEA.1R CONDJTJON!k_ . , RUJUGER- for tne; saJe of ·aaid real estate for 1car was dam&Jed. ·a n estimated Cl.-i.n. Hydramatl c d n ve . Ur1 ginal : 8-i..l.-.. atlon aervice. Jacka Refr)tera•jtbe payment of decedent'& debts ~ to tbe rt:11r u.gbl,s II*'- GLan-p_ block 1m1sn. Lik e Hew . ~WIIo.oo. I ....... Uon, New Haven. Phoae TU· and charges of administerins herlt!r 1:tlld vercoe ·s Cllf da~ge wu The last d . f •"- .foro .bllit:nnars, Pomeroy. L!-:a-titc . 23631. ~23-U estate IUld other relief. elitimated at tne same -.nount to 1 n. II MrawcbliiCtO t • 1 4 iPI!:lD SJi"j!.iL E - AXLJ+: 19M I we rMdJatJI', bumper aaci •grilJ. eroy ""' • . er an s I !fll& w ,..,_, ---AU'TI~IR The persons fll'st above meu.tionl!ibun, OtiHnger and Mn. p~qtion was held lu\ nt_Kht ~dd a~: r:c::-:\~'hs'~o~~ -~~~0~~ j c.mpl.- ._,.1.. ed wHJ further take not1ce that 1 Strlcauand were treated and x- ~ wtth Chester . VanM~ter; Ractne, lAo Aappitot · - ., ' tl'aae lur ILury cuws. Phone CriH- lr..Uord they have been _ma_de ~rdes de- 1'iYed at the Meigs Genera~ :tiOII- winning the flr!lt pnze of $100; Pomeroy, Oltlo ""'"· PhDM _ Cont.ct tendant to s.aad Petmon, and that PltaJ for neci: mJurles. Mre. Strick James Clark, A;Ibany, $60 .and Kate 1M · · ..uA IIHo1J ....,.. 12-tJ-Jlp .,....,....,.,..,....,..~..,..=..,..=..,..,'I A. r ... lr•dford. Meine, 011.. Lhey are required to amwer the •.11ou a tao sufieted a lacerated Rouslr, I;angsvJILe, $25. Port1a nd :.!n. lrilrllo &-21-U same on or befol'e the 6lh day of knee. • Last ntght was the hlsl perform 1.- ' ' " " UNO c.;.re ( 'jg f MoJifte .l~W'''=a. it'ebruary, 19110. r-omeroy police are eontinuin!l: 1 ance of tbe c-hurch ch~r rnem4U Ma.k•• •Act Mod•lf - - - --. th I bers who presented Christmas 1 .... MiiTM.OPOI.IlAIII USED SCATS AND MOTORS, $25 Tt:LE\'I~!ON . RADlO &- SMALL IRA MOR~-t!S, as Admimselr UlveSl!l~ 1100 0 ~o.ue acca-. selections for three evenings at lhd up Ydult they l11t. Mel.ropal· JP?llanee rvpalr. Phone Ott. u·ator ot the ~atat.e of Mary dent. • . the communlty tree on the park2 ..... ..,Hilftll9wtl. it•n M~rlne 5•1•• •nd S.rvice, \lcClintock, Rauine, G-bio. , ~ndaay, de~sed. ing lot. Pau~ Casci, chaJrman of 600 E. M•ln St •• PGmeray, p·h on• 4-41·30k I \\ EBST.r.;.tt. & . 1- ULl~, ~ the promotion is extending his (ti)4S-J. ll ~l•f< c::==;--;==-;;;:;:--;o;~--;;;; r'omeroy, <?h•o . · thank• to the choir members for 191 For Sale ;..USTOM BUlt.l' KITI ,If EN DE- Attorneys for Admlnutrator their cooperation. ' shmed for your born :> Free ea- ~~) 10, 17. 24. 31; (1) 7, 14, 21, 7tc _____ . ___ _ - ·- - - - 1H.Ht.:l>.: L'ULLLI'~ 1-'Ul-'S $6 EACH. ~ : "t 1 ,' "')f Kent .Male8. Phone ::1771. C1are!lce tlm•te•. Foreman aud Abbott, 12-111-Utc Ap~rtmentl, P•opl•'• Terrae .. 1nd WtckHne, Jtilclne. VIII St., off ButtemUit Ave., Phoue &•an. Potnl'•ov. Phone S2t-Y hl:.'n l~I.IU t'i\I"J'F;RNS 1-'LASTlt.: c... No. '2,963 .... n 2 :IOto ueue Sue MaCom&s, who resides Twq liUits ha"'t been dl1po1ed .....,.,. WJnuOW UI IIU.IB and !iilotdCII1 Ventl at 4148 HiUadale Road, San Diego of jn Common Pleas Court acCOJ'dtum bl1nd11, all k.mds and colon - - - - - --.; :--,::,---,.,-, - DODGE- DART- DESOTO • 16, CaLifornia, and Evelyn Bensley m~ . to entries today. . ~ -~ullr ~1l:tlili <&WIUII~ll, L.o.Y aud APAH ' ~' MENTS Flirniahed and 324 who reaides at Mon1 he case of McArthur Savings I 3 JlhJJ.Df nall&ll pi.MhiS all .kinda, unflwnished. McMastcr11, .Middletezuma Road, San Diego, Califor-. and Loan Co., v~. 'utb ~nd . Ed· The Racine American Legion AJUliUfiiHll J,tl(icl~n tilt !J.mcts, pvrl. Phone 0044· M.. 2 3 U nia, the mother of Bette Sue Me· ward M. Blake has been dlllllltaed Tuesday distributed about 3q ba• ~ r~e b;a• L ~n•lt>, lJale Wtppel 7 and 8 ROOM }l(.)USE, 4 RoOM Comos the plllf.."e ol re11idence of without prejudice and ~ott• to the kets of food In the Southern rural· ::iUPlJb', :t'J Umon Avtlnue, · apartment and G room apartthe falher of Bette Sue McComas plaintiffs. district and about $200 worth of 1-'omeroy, U:llo. _ 11·3G--U0te \ ment. A. W. Ben&:el, Phone Before l 9:30 A:M. being unknown -and cannot with. The case of Herm~n Nelaon va. . clothes and toys. . Mlddl1po1t 6131.J reasonable diligence be aac:ertain· Bureau of Workmen I Compensa• The money waB contributed by 80 SEASONED LOCUST POSTS; J 110-M. ll 2 tic POtMroy 125 ed will take notice that •m the . tion and the Geog)elD C01l Co., I local businesses and townspeople Warm i\tonung cuaJ !Hove; Per- 1 KAUTZ FlED STORI 9th day of December, 1900, the h-as been settled and diJmiued of the dtstrict. Jamea Simpson, fcction healiiiJ..: coal stove ; 1MJ . F'OUR ROOM HOUSE, BATH 128 At CIMt~r plaintiff, Edward Lee 'McComas, a I by a&reement with the COlli to be chairman, was in charge. He was bu . yellow corn ami Howe platUnion Avenue. CaU 36~.1. YVkon 5·2145 minor, by Lee McComas, bla next! pald by the defendan". aided by Joe Stobart, Gull Teaford, form IICillcs. Allen Hayman, Vine l:,1,-23-6tp. tiAMILL SIRVICI ITATION friend filed hJs petition against . Chuck Burri and Eugene Holter. st., Racinc ,· oh io. 12:.12 titv -~ -~---IIOL.."i1'ElN COW IIIIo.-. 9:00_A.M. in' the Court of -common Plea~. Car Skidded On Ice, Simpson estended public thanks 19 PIGS. WILLIAM Albeny U5:1 Co\Jnty, Ohhl, in Case No. lid G draU to e~eryane who - ~ontrlbuted t~ Every Day Sendee ,.,,...,, _.Jlf9)'iJl& !or divorce -4nd ll!-ake the c~m!Jlittee • ptoject pos~--'"''l relief, on the grounM \ o(. A one car ac.clden~' ~ Route '1 Sible. -cccc-'" gross neglect of duty and ~X· near the Pomeroy corporation · .· -~ Ror~lr ltreme cruelty. Said cause wnt' be . line- has been inYeltiCate!1 ·by the WORIH:RS GBT ION US SCJQ, 0. UPI M The 1;166 em,_..1roy, Ohte. for hearing on or after the 16th' Sheriff's office. ployes of tbe Solo Pott,ry Co. day of January, 1960. A car driven by Velma M-axine shared $l:Jl,9lO in ·bonuses this EDWARD LEE McCOMAS, Faulk skidded on -ice and llid ilnt.o (20a) Termite a minor, by Lee McComas, a guard rail with medium dam- Christmas because their boa re-his next friend, Plaintiff. age to the . side and ~elt fonder . membered tbe days they worked Control WEBSTER &: FULTZ The driver autfered a minor leg for nothing. Htlinl 0111' F:;;RE;;:E;;--ci;;:N;;:S;;:PE;cC;;;TI:;;O ;;N;cS;;-.-P"'H"'O::NE ALtorneys for Plaintitr Injury but was not boap1tallzed on a Clrrlmrtttl (12) 10, 17, 24, 31; (1) 7 14, 6tc No arrest was made. ~ 383-M. Gilmore Supply Store. Vaughan Post ControJ Co. MemliMon tlu!t ~ ber of National Pest C(lntrol I 0111' /rllltdiiiS ~sociatlon. 12-3-tfc lb PHONE 398 will 1 195~7 -;-:::-;::-:--:::---:----::----:-- (20) Business Services lber, I I ••.oo. ' I e - - - >· SEE THE l 96o · w·mners·Named AT . C-hn' . KAU & yAN ZANDT t ' , . In Drawmgs • Held Wednesday 1 1 ' I . Wannlr, 4;; • · ~\¥1b:djoory:wlillos for ,a·happy;ho1lclay t:. '~.....lwe,gfitti .CIII -~mgood- frlen& ·. .1\loi\J;.._;..:.:and _;,.. D!lf'htallifh•lhanlts lor ,' tlll' oiPI>dun!IJ ·af 'loirYJq.oucli·wondorful · ~ ' ;A;,4>Moi,y,!:hl-·IO - ' ' .. ' ·: Ratine Service Station .. . ·' • · · Rlellle, Olllo I t' -anci41U c. ..... ....,.,..... ,,.. • Aall4olt. ,., _.,,;,; .. I »u \ I Two Sw"ts Fm"d Soluti"onS In IMeigs Cour;t Legal NotJce , Racine Legion DIS'tributF00dB38kets I R. H. RAW1,1NGS & SONS COMPANY ! -c== ·-cow'AN'ull Merry Christmas ( 20bl lnsurai'ICII INSURANCJI: Fire, Auto8311. 1!~~ ~DG~..~~~~~ ~,,;,; ~!t:Vh~~~lni!~~~~ wo11J til'l~ll . IHIOO motor, PowerfUte tranam.L.-.ion, heater. A real nice car and priced to suit. Was $1Mll\. Sat. Only $1495 1957 CHEVROLET •n. Station Wagon 4·Door. A I owner low mUe.ae trade with 4 , ltkc new tlrC-!1 , powcrg:lido transmillion, power ltccrint~, Mil vlny·l black and white interior and eoJold wbite finish . Was $1~ . 1957 FORD V-8 · · · · · · Sat. Only $1395 Falrlant! 2-Door . )..{)Cnllv owned and real low mUeaee, white and 1old rlntsb, autornRtlc tran-.nlslion, whi-te ·wall Ure, Ukt new, Jleatur, padded dash. Drive it. Wu '1091. 1956 CHEVROLET · · · · Sat. Only $1295 Bel Air f ·Door. V-8 motor and powcr(llde. Ll~e new ti:I'eA\ apotleu interior, white and gold C:inich. Want • 1h.rp one? 1956 PLYMOUTH ...... Sat. Only $945 Savoy 2·Door. Powerrllte tnnsml.n lon, ndlo, heater, e~leen interior, ~oott tirea. lvt.~ry over green fWth. 1951 :PLYMOUTH · · · · Sat. SDeclal $199 Belved~re Hardtop Coupe. Original blac-k ll.ntab, sood tirea. Rwl• nne . wAS $29!) . ·, ' 1951 CHEVROLET · · · · Sat. SDeclal ~45 Deluxe 2 Door. iklautlf.ul red and black l.iMU, CUlll fine, has ·i!Ocxl ·tirliS. WAS 13915. GET TilE Bt;ST bEAL OF THE YEAR NOW Nlte Sele<llon Of New '60 Cbevlea Now . lfe ;!.If!, fbl,r a(l *"' .... '"" 111!1 .,... _..... ...................... at thl• time ot ••'"', '"' prontiiiJI ,....._ of }' uleride chtJMI .' 1 We Will Be • • ....r Happy New Year • (Cio.l Christ~• O.y) CLOSED ALL DAY- COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. teetioa. Ufe, Auto. rire, PoUo. !IIIII, llloldleporl. Call DoD 0111.. ~h.ristma..s V., D. EDWARDS, INS. Pomeroy,, Ohio lllhu Wim._irVI ~·loc · ""'";IIOPPi!M lhl . , , O/IM11MlA 111111,.,. . ""'~,W!J!; ERWIN'S GUlf Service Mlddl ...rt, Ohio .., - -•. 491 •• Mil• lt. ~DC~ Of~~i,;.m>'~~f,{~··:~~~ s,.... ~.full i.>Od< ~f. o.a.a- "" and . - ·' -: . .. ,.. lllCI ,.... hmilr· ........ . fotii~ .oiltlllt·•lllllllot anrl ~ vt me raol ~liNd-- UU. Clw'wiiCIIIIMMio 24-a For Sale or .. JHI OHl~ V:ALLEY PLUMBING one! Itt.'TlNG. lNC. l'omei!IY, 'Ohio Dort - DeSOto PHONE 1227 MIDDLEPORT Trade cJ. . . t I ' Legal -Notice NDTICI OP APPOINTMINT .., , .. . l1tate II lve INW~t, ' . ' ," . .f·} • ·! ., .. ·Be '• · -·911Rilll .- . . ' . tiMtlhd Notlce Ja hereby etven that Myrtle Hantna whoae Post Office addre11 le 8'11 Baldwin Drive, ~:;~~~~ Ohio, has been duly ap~ a• lx~utrlx pf the Estate Iva Brown late of Meia• 'County, Ohio, deceased. Dated tbla Tth day of December . . ......... ' ' ' ' \ ~:_,.;;·......- THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS SatUidaj, December 26th, 1959 <> Ill "' Clirftlmll . , ... • tlu i:olnlolt 111111 101 INV. (. F. H. O'BIIIEN MeiM• County, Ohio (12) 10, 11, 24, ate "· ' To·,.it,W·1111M¢,,.~ . ... .... 11212 lucille of the Probate Court ' " ::'.·....;4lfllll--.... . ... r.:t-,. .,.~ t • ; • . ··~-. . - -····~~~· . . ~,.., '' ,,' ,~f ~- ,._.y,<' ~.~ ' ~ · ·.- ! ..., ,. 1 l ,,_- :•1 ' .. . ..,. ·:.. . ..,_ . ,'; ' .I. ·. . ,, '' ' ' :-... -.\ \ .' . ,JH.IIU 1!111.-.... .'·, ~ ·. • • ~ " o\ . 't· .. .' • .• 'I ' I '' > 'f ' •" ' 4111r - ECONOMY LOAN & SAvtNGS CO. PHONE 43! , POMI!R,OY, ~rue: • R. H· RAWLINGS & SONS COMPANY . Dcx!ge , •oJ(o ' . POMEROY MOTOR CO." Y Chenolet De11ler witk ou aiecere i . ., , .. fw dd prl•ikls• of rhe··t;me;;;. ple~. th~t never cea$$. I 1957 PLYMOU'I'H · · .. Sat. Only $1295 Belvedere "8" Sport Hardtop Coupe. Ivory OV41r dark blue fini!Jb , ii.ulomatlc trunsmis11ion, \W\Hc wall Urea, radiO and heater . Nice and ch~t~n lnlerior . Was $1M6. i \ ~ Saturday, December 26th Bel Air "8" 4-Dnor. Beautiful belf!(l ov~r £Old llaialh, with rnatl·hlug inll•rlor. Sl.andard trantmlisaion. All 1ood white wull tires, radio and heater. 1957 CHEVROLET .. · Sat. Only $1695 . ' .. ~·· . I help1JdPtlll ,_ ....... ·pe~; ..n:w. w,.,. Yes, Our New Cor Soles Department and Used Cor Deportment Open Saturday 9:00 A.M. till 5:00 P.M. The time- 1« Joy, the (iiiJ,Ilt- i<Jr S , Into 1J.8r ....... GET OUR DEAL W.•dllJrut ,. , .. ~S ¥nONAL IANK-Mltldl~ THE Ftsr NAtiONAL IANK-Riclot . · • tHE IAClNI- . -.-.li.~ . : ' '/ �....... · ,. ' I ..,.. . ~- __ ,..__ ... -- . ' " "-~~~ Yule Middleport Sen ices Sund.oy Mornin1and Evening IEnsemble Gives • 1 I Ma.inly About People In Pomeroy \ ... . • I mornlnl service and a children's program in the evening, The A special program wu ltev. IDd l<ln. A. N. Grueoor tf sanctuary was attractive with poinsetla holly and candles and ed by the Enoemble ot · Ltneut.er recent gueRI of _ a Chrlstinas tree, decorated wttb . bI~e• a~d salver. . Tbe_ c:hQlr . during H1gb. School Wednesday her aliter, were 111a GeDevie•e Sto1Jut the assembly hour. 11r. IDd l<ln. Ronald Smith &Dd • several Christmas anthems wbtcb was followed lly• the under the direeUon of . . LUCIUI HAWKtNI daughter of Porter viaited Tue8- <;bJia:tmu carole. , Mary- McKenzie, Joeepb, Eu.Mlw. Clarence llr. and lin:. John Bayliff of ...... with their parentl Mr and The evening aerv1ce was present- Mary . . gU"ls sang ''Thirt"--two . Cridenrille arrived Wedneact•v : an.d .... Sheila - to a. Dale Smith and .. 1111. w.n ed k.o. u:~ various member• o£ the gene ThipleU; d Sall RAnge,s, thb Sh hCow· rds E.tg ht Ta1 " "Whl' te apud the b.ollcl&fl with her par- Albert 8Jnlth. · · chureb sehool and the program was an an Y 1\ ,urn; ep e • "Rudolph, the - Mr. aDd !ln. C. F. Tom"'~t-t.... ..-ul Sm th d th Cha~les W ,.. HYaell, and "A Very en•· titled ''God . Gave, We Give." It be· p Dana S~ouffer, ud -~ Cbrllto-..... Mill Nettie Koehler returned "In with ah candlelight a I an eWayne lSe were Thev., were 1 · · .. choir pro:h Charles Lemley, Barnhart ~fm'on ~nd ~llr l~der, I ~~~~.en ,......··__:__-==__,,.,..:: • · w i e al_ng~ng Joy to t e and Larry Wile.s. c~sSJon~l World. . The chotr ts composed of . .~nda BaUey. TamAra Fin.Jaw· I Narraton were ¥,rs. carol ~· 800 by Lynn Specta~ setting for the ensemble 1 ~ae Iaro~nd Etm~r Wi~kham ~er, p~nted Christ~as le~n Jlmmi~ thea~eeond Jan~t lvtth ~llled "Ctirla~ n ..pilal Ithe Church Sclwol aupetlntendent, iall week I> reported .. impi"<>V· Wllllam Wataon, who, will! the at Univeraily ing. 1pastor' spoke concernlna: tbe pres' entations and. dedications at the Mr. and M.n. Gene MUey and maDJer, They were the followine : children, Connie and Billy of Ba- l:be prHCJhool dtldlle.ll ~ted ton Rouge, Lt., are the suesta of toy• at the man·ger u Pw:4' - ~ffer· her parent-a, .Mr. and Mrs. Amoa ing.to tile Christ thUd;' · aft' ,aa:ed Leonard. Chrtatian presented h"er won Bible, \ Mrs. Eddie Romine ls a medical! Mrs. Margaret Stanley a ·f armer patient at the Meia:s General H~ offered "a glft £rom h1J atorepltal, room three. , house (corn), Mr. GeOfJ@ ~kinner; Mrs. . Adam Ebersbach IB a me- the Primary childrell ,Pf..,pted a dical patient at Meigs General . song of praise as they gattiet'ed at 1 the manger; a church school teachllos.pital. MiSI Augull.a Genheim~. left 1er givea of her talents . In ·· strvice , Wednesday morning for ~cln · 'Mrs. Eugene Triplett; a . bualnessnati tQ spend Christmas at.ey,the man dedicates a share . of hiJ in to bls Lord, Mr TOrp. Weston; College Hill Methodist H where she served u matron or bring their chtldtlm to the 22~ years. · the Tom Domla:an family ·;;,gt',,g•otiti~t~he mana:er; t.be entire cc then joined 1 in dedia_s sang, "Take .My Life ~t It " Whfi.e Gifts were placed under the tree to be uaed to fill basket8 for the needy. l The service concluded with a Christmas film. During. a social hour, tea and ,sATURDAY Christmas cookies and fruit punch "I!Elll!l COME THE JETS" was served hy the women· of Lhe Steve Brodie - Lyn Thomas Young Adult Claij; and Sante. dis-also "THE LAW and JAKE WADE" tributed the annual treat to all children. Robert Taylor P•trlcla Owens HOME LAUNDRY (0. I Middleport, Ohio j MEIGS THEATRE May your holiday bo aglow with good cheer! I h 1 resents'. Christmas' Prog""";;.. IUIII p~ted I ~·te~ Pt~Y : .. ~lli 1 . 'I' " .. ' ' ·El berfelds A Cbrii~ 1 ~gn,m wu · pre· aented M:on!fly aft~Oon 11t the M.iddlepoit B:ltnieiiitary &:hoot undef tile tlirection of Mrs. ClJJrenee' Lttey, "m!utiC -InSrictOr.' Mn. 'La- I cey was. aSsisted i'by the teacHers, I •, Mn. Floeale lllliensworth, MrR. ' Gerald Rupe and Mrs. Ben Phil son. The second gt"Jde chUdren presented ·the ''StOry of tht! Nativity" in pantomime fotm with the C"bol-al readers giving the atory. Readers were ~baron E~g,rt, RandY ;Phil· Ups, John Tannehill, Sylvia SwaB· son, David Upscomb and 'Connie Moles. NancY ThompsOn took the pat;t of Mar)' a~d sang a lullaby to the baby. Joseph was portrayed by Jim· mie V{arner and David Buskirk, Tommy Stewart and Bobby Lewis were &he Wise Men. Allen {."unntngham, Jon Kloe11' Earl Archer and Jan Lon,t· were shepherd• and the angels were Mary . Virginia Burkett, Marsha Stewart,. Sally Duckworth, Marcia SchWab, Joail. SoUez and Diana ~ • I .. ·"· -, ... ' . --- Wish You A Very _,;. • . ; M.ERRY, CHRISTMAS .• . . end a Happy , New Year • • ' . ..' ;-,! l' . ' m health ar:d 1appiness for the coming year··· . ., • ' - ···-·--' ' I . • . • • • ' ) • . .•. fl .....,,~·. . ', . : ., .' : .. :~tt,ll- ELBERFElDS IN PO·MEROY ''·' · ... . ' . ~.,.~ We wish a: I o~: r customers and friends fhe best Christmas carols wefe sung by the re1t of tile cl*ae during: th4!! program. . ' The tourth . grade (jf Mrl. crary Davia and the' Kinderprlan taught Candlelight Senice by ·Mrs. Guy Reynolds were invited 1 A candleUght service, under the to the ' buUdlng fp» the 'pr,oiram . I direction o! the Youth FelloWihtp, was held Wedneaday evenJna at VILLANOVA, Pa .• UPJ - Frank the Rock Spr.ings Methodist Reagu, former Villanova football Church. · coact}' baa algned a ' new two-Ytl}' Scripture re•dina: by Mary f4t, emtHm •s tbe · 1!K!ho0l's athlet~ Afee opened the service •nd th01e dlrec~or. participating · in the candleli&Jl.t service were Louanna Leonard," David Leonard, Betty Erwin, Mary McAfee and Janet Arnold. Silent prayer followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison concluded 1 .. ; l;lberfelds New Store Hours For .... ·', · .. '' ,_~.).- . frou-frou typelera - soriie wan dec-" yUh heiY)I ' edpi! :wltlf folder-· ' > l< •• Saturday, Dk '26tb 9 AM. .'', I I to 8 P)J\. ·. ' /rl'~ I dur~ng the service. 'o of aero. yo;, ,;..hoae friendship loyalty have made·this auch a. happy season . for ua, we send .if trea1ure of happy memorie1. >'ill!l>i'i:'!'~..... "- were cri<•w•ted frosting. -But none -carried the symbob typical of today'!ji Christmas--mis· tletoc, Santa Claus,' belts and can· dles. Prang used his favorite nower - the KUlamey rose. DHitn• Mare Numerous Today'a cards are rarely so elaboriJ.te, but the designs are far more nlJmerous - an estimated ; 4f) lhousand, of which 25 -p er cent reat'urP. a ·re1if!'ious motif. , . In the religiouJ group, . the .mosC .,(1-''"'" ""''d:>'t'i iR thfi!! ·MadOnna. which accounts for 1n per -cent. . followed •tw thf! :ThrP.e ·Wise M;en .. It.be Holy Familv r•mr,.~ell s"'rl (··· ' ~· " ·dis Sarita said to the reiodeera "It's a real pmileao to scm; 10 many wondoiful feopie."'· Wo aro P\'"'d 8lld lbaul:ful for the priV!lep of IOrViq YoU. 1114 w.;u,)'OII a vert hai?PY ho!idaY· ~- -~'"' ~: -r." • • . ~, -.~ · ASSOEIATED RADIO and· TV SERVICE• befof,, during of &electing a'nd offerings that IJ ehnre. cards hiVe become burden. In tbe building .in Which I abd oee II the Wbooolll women who tend to · lleftt ua one lalt .year. Bet they didn't. · · ~b:if~~~~a~~ by desk 1 are catdweary 11 now. In this Fred:.:.:··,-, Christmas season, tbeY have stuf· fed tbou11ndJ of them· _jnto "the Which numbered boxes nelghborl and J ouz: mal . 'Wiah that the New Year may p~w me1110rable tor . the IIUIDliOl'l thaLit will brijtl t,o yoll and JOUft. ~"""' Ml)l your doya be brilht and )'OUr hearll of who Tho lillie WOIIWI: Oh, Frod, we cardJ today from the yoosens the Wlloolilo and the Zump•• . ZumP.,' Ia real Pretty. . Fred: Yeah, they muata mailed 'em after tbe7 got -ours. . Tbe L. W. : Look In the index, ~ warmeot Holiclay G-tinse ... and a tin~ traditlonoljoya of the oea1011. 'sj)ortl.l page, ing rt)O'ma scene• u thia: ~nd all l!iht, •• you otoro up • rleh ·- tbe loWlni Dec. aD Yuletide, we wish for you and your family all of the blJ parenll, Mr. . I Wright. ' w• -'-',"'-"'=~ C 00 !f ' ~· ~~ -:~ hr:s~e:~n presen~ d''e ourgery s---·· .... ; ·' : ' ·1 "' . .· .r · Pouleroy, Ohie mr. ' . ' •' GRfiTIOGS cit~ ., . •' . ( I .. w..-IJ- ,..11111-.. .I 1111110 , _ . . ol lillY-- INGEL'S FURNITURE ON THE BliSIEST CORNER IN TOWN Mlcfdlepott, Ohio lldg. . ,.,,, ,,~< · :t'O OIJR ;i ltlNY FRIENDS ON WE WISH..tOU A ' ' ,. .... ' .\ : ·h .. ,., ' • ..- . I. • . . ,. I ·' . ·D~LEit· ·• ' ~ .... ' .. .;,. ) • .. ·, • . .S"tQRI·.. •" I!)',-~ . .. ' to- ··~"'-t .. 1.1 ~~ ... •. a........... .,.~ . :. ..... ,.. ..... 'I' '" ,, ...·-~. • ..• '· .BAN·K . ···~,, I •f• ' ' ' ' •/ ~-~~ /'• • ,·,f· . ~... ;. a ho~ d.at.t!.e joy ol. tho Chri•tma• .....,. will . ~,ide ':'idt, ~~" . alway•. . ." .,'. ·.• ' .• ...•' '. . '.. ... • ., • .. THE ·•. '"'··:F1RE$TONE · SHOE. BOX ~ HIN and Tid: CENTU. OF TOWN " rv. .. Illot ' ~ ... nesd.ay evenlnJ at tbe bOJit· tl and 11r1. aq 1Piciena Sr. There waa a &1ft uehan&e IDd CHRtsTMAI 'ARTY Mr-1. Ray Pickens Sr . enter· they preaented him a ..iinUp.c tained her SundOI)' School cl.a.u IUit., Thou pre.ent were Dr. tD4 with a Ch.riatmu ~rty at her home. Tbo~e attendin&: were lira. lin. Ray Picken• Jr. uu1 IGDt Ireoe Kelley, Mr. and ~l.n. Luth· MJEY Schaffer, 0 . E. JlcXf#IV~ e~ Tueker, Mr. 10d Mn. Gerie Mn. Ll?fd Hoffman, Unda Pot8o Riley and children, Mr. and Mra. man, E1leen Lee, Myrtle QuUWa Earl Robln&oJI. Mr. and Mrs. BHl and Mr. and Mn. Ray Pickeu llt'own, Mr. and Mn. Harold Sr . • Young, · Mr1 . Jim ' Anderson and "RIONALI da~a:hter, Mn. Charlea Varian Jr . Mr. and Mr1. John C. JtoutJa. M.rl Leona Varian, "kr~. Lona Cundiff, Mrs. Reta McDaniet and Mina Lewia and Nieky Nlcbolloa were •hopping in HunUD&toa· · . mancer scene. in that ~;----- Jut Wednesday . • In the non-religious group the Pearl NichoOOn wat dilchartbold titl~ account for abo~t 15 ed from Veterans Hospital .ba per tent of all de.s.igna. These Huntington l.alt week. Friencll IN' eardJ which dl11play a single callini at hi1 home Sund111y were , word auch u "Noel," or a bold· ~v. Ira Wheiman, RuUand, Kr. ly lettered meaage - "M,erry and Mn. VitJi1 Baker and ehiJ. Cbri8tmaf," or "Season's Greet- dl't'n, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield NlIngs." cholaon, Mn. S7 Skinner of Santa Cia~ aceounts for 11 per Chauncey, Chester Oliver Olear cent of the non-religious card£ HWy ' and Elmer VanMe~. followed by winter scenes. florai "Mrs. Howard Rayburn apd 11011 motiff, eandle1, animals and blrds, Al'tbur of Letart villte1i . · lin. in that order. · Lloyd· Wjtliaw Sunda7. ..."""a.- ~ Santa ~la1:1s Linda Smith entertained the Si.l· toe ~~~ .,tG~ ~ltb a :J!Ollllet~ dialogue, What Is chnst- isbury Girl SC1?Ut Troop Si:r: witb 1 tia. Chn,atmU eooti~ ~~ eoffee mas'! Christmas party TUesday even,ing 1 were ' ~rved by . the · ll't'!~~ld!n lift The lay "A Christmas Lon at her home, Athens Road. Tke 1war to\ each. f!! t II' A6,o.. b P th nth g d d 1 g home was decorated for the oce&J· toUows. Minnie Neutzlliia, e t lth atn " : ion including a lighted tree. Gimes Pownall.:Biancbe Bll;fQ, . da e 1 ~ d e ~h Y e • were played during tbe evenipJ: tnez "SbUth. Ellie .M"C:Cuby.1 bna ....., gra e cone u e e pro· and the girls exchanged gifta. Re- CaldweU, ~~ Pl)'etJ., ~le . S.W.. .. am. f h ts ed b th er Katie HiUiabOUWD 461 MaWednesday morning the program were serv Y e 180 ft, Edward CW:lhlnlh.m.- Bert · wat for the grade school 1Hart, J4aag Rea, Gotf and childr~n and m the afternoon San· The next tnJeHng wtU '?e Jan. t. Ftank DudJ:on. ·· _u amved with treat from the · }» ... .... - Plekeno Sr. -IIIPMTY , Empm,.... of Dr. ... PlcMa oJ Middleport honored Ida wltll a ...,rue Chrilllll&l Wef. Cfitt.on Items Of Interest .· · Songs,'' "Frosty the Snowman" and five recitations, "A Christmas Wei· 14eroben nl the Fe<l0role4 Cir, "The Snowman" "Christmas Can· elt made their _annual Chrti~ Windows" were given by the first grade. villi! to the Carmen !tell a~· 0111 Alpba· , - - ----Wednesday afternoon. . ~ ,. songs were pre- 1 PTA !nr ea J h'ld nd "'II 1 'J•o w ld , n-~-1 ' 4-tt.lll ·~, en c 1 a a or Christmas ..,... . astory o .-. and the l'l'h.-rtt""al ......, ~ seco~d era d.~ an d ,3 each teacher. of ~e•• song, _There s alo""' 11 taken fr•- S.l . ~~'l"'o,""wu .n.u ·.. ..... was ~tven " bY. - - · - · - - - - - - - read ·• bv Mn. Ben- ·Neu•·u~.... _.. . Grad f h d Er· •er·-.· .... .r .......... · e our a ~ "" "" ~-·· . , . . .-, , " ·~s' Cook was a IJghted tree and a Jlellht Sally FOI!Iler. Jean :A.olt, Ethel and Mra. who also whJch the gi.rll dDOd f.Hysell, Pattr lb'lell. N.aney sane. The children s classes sang the1r numbers. Sharon SmJth, Sarah Weaton, "Away lD The Manger" and "Hap· I Rev. Fred L Ganlber, m.lnlster Shru'(•U Young, Charlene and Shar· py Blrtbday Little Jesus.'' of the Middleport Church of Chrbt on Zundel. . . spoke to the ~~~emb}J. His tooic By song and speech, the cbolr j Rec1tat10ns were presented by was "Herald the Anlel" d -he the Jn Wiles, Bobby Couch, John- used the scri_ptun of scrtpture and narration whtle the ny WILes, Johnny Hunnel, ..:lupter of Luke, children drarnatlz.ed the Maollet Couch, Ga~ SnoUer, Cindy Doml· Today starts the ChrlltmU ICI· St<lry. gan, Sberne Holt, Touuny Olrson, Uon in the Middleport schools Taking part in the play were: Debbie Baile)', Debbie Staats, Ron· the resumption of acbool ····•·g l-m Triplett, nie Couch, George Skinner, Becky tor January 4· · · home W.d ••oday e • .,_.. ..... Debbie Hun~l • . Nancy · · ~ Gallipollil wbert abe was calJed Thompson and Sheila CoWa:lt. by the death o£ her btother-in· ~J.I'ddleport' G law, Chari., Weaver. In the second part olthe oervice, 'VI . f0 Fred Lelfbeit who underwent titled "We Givu," ·t be narr1tor wu ~ D · · S~ l=edera~d Circ~ PlolrOU .., Pomeroy Central Childr,.., PrE!sent' Christmas Tuesdav Afternoon .. '---~ .. Visit , . . mJ.h• Pome"'l~r Tu~!.!:~n::~,~:,annual Christ· [ ... : ..... -., Rest Nome .. •c; -~~~.~;;r.~c~~ ~~:~~ ~: &~~:lrcif:OU:· Yule Program ~ .................. '-' ·'' . ·J' , . MaY it• ·' . ,.\. . • opirlt a! good , l~ ' 'leJJG-tfehip live in~':'~ l.~~~ •koush9ut the .Acw· yc~.' ~ '· ' . :'~ • �....... · ,. ' I ..,.. . ~- __ ,..__ ... -- . ' " "-~~~ Yule Middleport Sen ices Sund.oy Mornin1and Evening IEnsemble Gives • 1 I Ma.inly About People In Pomeroy \ ... . • I mornlnl service and a children's program in the evening, The A special program wu ltev. IDd l<ln. A. N. Grueoor tf sanctuary was attractive with poinsetla holly and candles and ed by the Enoemble ot · Ltneut.er recent gueRI of _ a Chrlstinas tree, decorated wttb . bI~e• a~d salver. . Tbe_ c:hQlr . during H1gb. School Wednesday her aliter, were 111a GeDevie•e Sto1Jut the assembly hour. 11r. IDd l<ln. Ronald Smith &Dd • several Christmas anthems wbtcb was followed lly• the under the direeUon of . . LUCIUI HAWKtNI daughter of Porter viaited Tue8- <;bJia:tmu carole. , Mary- McKenzie, Joeepb, Eu.Mlw. Clarence llr. and lin:. John Bayliff of ...... with their parentl Mr and The evening aerv1ce was present- Mary . . gU"ls sang ''Thirt"--two . Cridenrille arrived Wedneact•v : an.d .... Sheila - to a. Dale Smith and .. 1111. w.n ed k.o. u:~ various member• o£ the gene ThipleU; d Sall RAnge,s, thb Sh hCow· rds E.tg ht Ta1 " "Whl' te apud the b.ollcl&fl with her par- Albert 8Jnlth. · · chureb sehool and the program was an an Y 1\ ,urn; ep e • "Rudolph, the - Mr. aDd !ln. C. F. Tom"'~t-t.... ..-ul Sm th d th Cha~les W ,.. HYaell, and "A Very en•· titled ''God . Gave, We Give." It be· p Dana S~ouffer, ud -~ Cbrllto-..... Mill Nettie Koehler returned "In with ah candlelight a I an eWayne lSe were Thev., were 1 · · .. choir pro:h Charles Lemley, Barnhart ~fm'on ~nd ~llr l~der, I ~~~~.en ,......··__:__-==__,,.,..:: • · w i e al_ng~ng Joy to t e and Larry Wile.s. c~sSJon~l World. . The chotr ts composed of . .~nda BaUey. TamAra Fin.Jaw· I Narraton were ¥,rs. carol ~· 800 by Lynn Specta~ setting for the ensemble 1 ~ae Iaro~nd Etm~r Wi~kham ~er, p~nted Christ~as le~n Jlmmi~ thea~eeond Jan~t lvtth ~llled "Ctirla~ n ..pilal Ithe Church Sclwol aupetlntendent, iall week I> reported .. impi"<>V· Wllllam Wataon, who, will! the at Univeraily ing. 1pastor' spoke concernlna: tbe pres' entations and. dedications at the Mr. and M.n. Gene MUey and maDJer, They were the followine : children, Connie and Billy of Ba- l:be prHCJhool dtldlle.ll ~ted ton Rouge, Lt., are the suesta of toy• at the man·ger u Pw:4' - ~ffer· her parent-a, .Mr. and Mrs. Amoa ing.to tile Christ thUd;' · aft' ,aa:ed Leonard. Chrtatian presented h"er won Bible, \ Mrs. Eddie Romine ls a medical! Mrs. Margaret Stanley a ·f armer patient at the Meia:s General H~ offered "a glft £rom h1J atorepltal, room three. , house (corn), Mr. GeOfJ@ ~kinner; Mrs. . Adam Ebersbach IB a me- the Primary childrell ,Pf..,pted a dical patient at Meigs General . song of praise as they gattiet'ed at 1 the manger; a church school teachllos.pital. MiSI Augull.a Genheim~. left 1er givea of her talents . In ·· strvice , Wednesday morning for ~cln · 'Mrs. Eugene Triplett; a . bualnessnati tQ spend Christmas at.ey,the man dedicates a share . of hiJ in to bls Lord, Mr TOrp. Weston; College Hill Methodist H where she served u matron or bring their chtldtlm to the 22~ years. · the Tom Domla:an family ·;;,gt',,g•otiti~t~he mana:er; t.be entire cc then joined 1 in dedia_s sang, "Take .My Life ~t It " Whfi.e Gifts were placed under the tree to be uaed to fill basket8 for the needy. l The service concluded with a Christmas film. During. a social hour, tea and ,sATURDAY Christmas cookies and fruit punch "I!Elll!l COME THE JETS" was served hy the women· of Lhe Steve Brodie - Lyn Thomas Young Adult Claij; and Sante. dis-also "THE LAW and JAKE WADE" tributed the annual treat to all children. Robert Taylor P•trlcla Owens HOME LAUNDRY (0. I Middleport, Ohio j MEIGS THEATRE May your holiday bo aglow with good cheer! I h 1 resents'. Christmas' Prog""";;.. IUIII p~ted I ~·te~ Pt~Y : .. ~lli 1 . 'I' " .. ' ' ·El berfelds A Cbrii~ 1 ~gn,m wu · pre· aented M:on!fly aft~Oon 11t the M.iddlepoit B:ltnieiiitary &:hoot undef tile tlirection of Mrs. ClJJrenee' Lttey, "m!utiC -InSrictOr.' Mn. 'La- I cey was. aSsisted i'by the teacHers, I •, Mn. Floeale lllliensworth, MrR. ' Gerald Rupe and Mrs. Ben Phil son. The second gt"Jde chUdren presented ·the ''StOry of tht! Nativity" in pantomime fotm with the C"bol-al readers giving the atory. Readers were ~baron E~g,rt, RandY ;Phil· Ups, John Tannehill, Sylvia SwaB· son, David Upscomb and 'Connie Moles. NancY ThompsOn took the pat;t of Mar)' a~d sang a lullaby to the baby. Joseph was portrayed by Jim· mie V{arner and David Buskirk, Tommy Stewart and Bobby Lewis were &he Wise Men. Allen {."unntngham, Jon Kloe11' Earl Archer and Jan Lon,t· were shepherd• and the angels were Mary . Virginia Burkett, Marsha Stewart,. Sally Duckworth, Marcia SchWab, Joail. SoUez and Diana ~ • I .. ·"· -, ... ' . --- Wish You A Very _,;. • . ; M.ERRY, CHRISTMAS .• . . end a Happy , New Year • • ' . ..' ;-,! l' . ' m health ar:d 1appiness for the coming year··· . ., • ' - ···-·--' ' I . • . • • • ' ) • . .•. fl .....,,~·. . ', . : ., .' : .. :~tt,ll- ELBERFElDS IN PO·MEROY ''·' · ... . ' . ~.,.~ We wish a: I o~: r customers and friends fhe best Christmas carols wefe sung by the re1t of tile cl*ae during: th4!! program. . ' The tourth . grade (jf Mrl. crary Davia and the' Kinderprlan taught Candlelight Senice by ·Mrs. Guy Reynolds were invited 1 A candleUght service, under the to the ' buUdlng fp» the 'pr,oiram . I direction o! the Youth FelloWihtp, was held Wedneaday evenJna at VILLANOVA, Pa .• UPJ - Frank the Rock Spr.ings Methodist Reagu, former Villanova football Church. · coact}' baa algned a ' new two-Ytl}' Scripture re•dina: by Mary f4t, emtHm •s tbe · 1!K!ho0l's athlet~ Afee opened the service •nd th01e dlrec~or. participating · in the candleli&Jl.t service were Louanna Leonard," David Leonard, Betty Erwin, Mary McAfee and Janet Arnold. Silent prayer followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison concluded 1 .. ; l;lberfelds New Store Hours For .... ·', · .. '' ,_~.).- . frou-frou typelera - soriie wan dec-" yUh heiY)I ' edpi! :wltlf folder-· ' > l< •• Saturday, Dk '26tb 9 AM. .'', I I to 8 P)J\. ·. ' /rl'~ I dur~ng the service. 'o of aero. yo;, ,;..hoae friendship loyalty have made·this auch a. happy season . for ua, we send .if trea1ure of happy memorie1. >'ill!l>i'i:'!'~..... "- were cri<•w•ted frosting. -But none -carried the symbob typical of today'!ji Christmas--mis· tletoc, Santa Claus,' belts and can· dles. Prang used his favorite nower - the KUlamey rose. DHitn• Mare Numerous Today'a cards are rarely so elaboriJ.te, but the designs are far more nlJmerous - an estimated ; 4f) lhousand, of which 25 -p er cent reat'urP. a ·re1if!'ious motif. , . In the religiouJ group, . the .mosC .,(1-''"'" ""''d:>'t'i iR thfi!! ·MadOnna. which accounts for 1n per -cent. . followed •tw thf! :ThrP.e ·Wise M;en .. It.be Holy Familv r•mr,.~ell s"'rl (··· ' ~· " ·dis Sarita said to the reiodeera "It's a real pmileao to scm; 10 many wondoiful feopie."'· Wo aro P\'"'d 8lld lbaul:ful for the priV!lep of IOrViq YoU. 1114 w.;u,)'OII a vert hai?PY ho!idaY· ~- -~'"' ~: -r." • • . ~, -.~ · ASSOEIATED RADIO and· TV SERVICE• befof,, during of &electing a'nd offerings that IJ ehnre. cards hiVe become burden. In tbe building .in Which I abd oee II the Wbooolll women who tend to · lleftt ua one lalt .year. Bet they didn't. · · ~b:if~~~~a~~ by desk 1 are catdweary 11 now. In this Fred:.:.:··,-, Christmas season, tbeY have stuf· fed tbou11ndJ of them· _jnto "the Which numbered boxes nelghborl and J ouz: mal . 'Wiah that the New Year may p~w me1110rable tor . the IIUIDliOl'l thaLit will brijtl t,o yoll and JOUft. ~"""' Ml)l your doya be brilht and )'OUr hearll of who Tho lillie WOIIWI: Oh, Frod, we cardJ today from the yoosens the Wlloolilo and the Zump•• . ZumP.,' Ia real Pretty. . Fred: Yeah, they muata mailed 'em after tbe7 got -ours. . Tbe L. W. : Look In the index, ~ warmeot Holiclay G-tinse ... and a tin~ traditlonoljoya of the oea1011. 'sj)ortl.l page, ing rt)O'ma scene• u thia: ~nd all l!iht, •• you otoro up • rleh ·- tbe loWlni Dec. aD Yuletide, we wish for you and your family all of the blJ parenll, Mr. . I Wright. ' w• -'-',"'-"'=~ C 00 !f ' ~· ~~ -:~ hr:s~e:~n presen~ d''e ourgery s---·· .... ; ·' : ' ·1 "' . .· .r · Pouleroy, Ohie mr. ' . ' •' GRfiTIOGS cit~ ., . •' . ( I .. w..-IJ- ,..11111-.. .I 1111110 , _ . . ol lillY-- INGEL'S FURNITURE ON THE BliSIEST CORNER IN TOWN Mlcfdlepott, Ohio lldg. . ,.,,, ,,~< · :t'O OIJR ;i ltlNY FRIENDS ON WE WISH..tOU A ' ' ,. .... ' .\ : ·h .. ,., ' • ..- . I. • . . ,. I ·' . ·D~LEit· ·• ' ~ .... ' .. .;,. ) • .. ·, • . .S"tQRI·.. •" I!)',-~ . .. ' to- ··~"'-t .. 1.1 ~~ ... •. a........... .,.~ . :. ..... ,.. ..... 'I' '" ,, ...·-~. • ..• '· .BAN·K . ···~,, I •f• ' ' ' ' •/ ~-~~ /'• • ,·,f· . ~... ;. a ho~ d.at.t!.e joy ol. tho Chri•tma• .....,. will . ~,ide ':'idt, ~~" . alway•. . ." .,'. ·.• ' .• ...•' '. . '.. ... • ., • .. THE ·•. '"'··:F1RE$TONE · SHOE. BOX ~ HIN and Tid: CENTU. OF TOWN " rv. .. Illot ' ~ ... nesd.ay evenlnJ at tbe bOJit· tl and 11r1. aq 1Piciena Sr. There waa a &1ft uehan&e IDd CHRtsTMAI 'ARTY Mr-1. Ray Pickens Sr . enter· they preaented him a ..iinUp.c tained her SundOI)' School cl.a.u IUit., Thou pre.ent were Dr. tD4 with a Ch.riatmu ~rty at her home. Tbo~e attendin&: were lira. lin. Ray Picken• Jr. uu1 IGDt Ireoe Kelley, Mr. and ~l.n. Luth· MJEY Schaffer, 0 . E. JlcXf#IV~ e~ Tueker, Mr. 10d Mn. Gerie Mn. Ll?fd Hoffman, Unda Pot8o Riley and children, Mr. and Mra. man, E1leen Lee, Myrtle QuUWa Earl Robln&oJI. Mr. and Mrs. BHl and Mr. and Mn. Ray Pickeu llt'own, Mr. and Mn. Harold Sr . • Young, · Mr1 . Jim ' Anderson and "RIONALI da~a:hter, Mn. Charlea Varian Jr . Mr. and Mr1. John C. JtoutJa. M.rl Leona Varian, "kr~. Lona Cundiff, Mrs. Reta McDaniet and Mina Lewia and Nieky Nlcbolloa were •hopping in HunUD&toa· · . mancer scene. in that ~;----- Jut Wednesday . • In the non-religious group the Pearl NichoOOn wat dilchartbold titl~ account for abo~t 15 ed from Veterans Hospital .ba per tent of all de.s.igna. These Huntington l.alt week. Friencll IN' eardJ which dl11play a single callini at hi1 home Sund111y were , word auch u "Noel," or a bold· ~v. Ira Wheiman, RuUand, Kr. ly lettered meaage - "M,erry and Mn. VitJi1 Baker and ehiJ. Cbri8tmaf," or "Season's Greet- dl't'n, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield NlIngs." cholaon, Mn. S7 Skinner of Santa Cia~ aceounts for 11 per Chauncey, Chester Oliver Olear cent of the non-religious card£ HWy ' and Elmer VanMe~. followed by winter scenes. florai "Mrs. Howard Rayburn apd 11011 motiff, eandle1, animals and blrds, Al'tbur of Letart villte1i . · lin. in that order. · Lloyd· Wjtliaw Sunda7. ..."""a.- ~ Santa ~la1:1s Linda Smith entertained the Si.l· toe ~~~ .,tG~ ~ltb a :J!Ollllet~ dialogue, What Is chnst- isbury Girl SC1?Ut Troop Si:r: witb 1 tia. Chn,atmU eooti~ ~~ eoffee mas'! Christmas party TUesday even,ing 1 were ' ~rved by . the · ll't'!~~ld!n lift The lay "A Christmas Lon at her home, Athens Road. Tke 1war to\ each. f!! t II' A6,o.. b P th nth g d d 1 g home was decorated for the oce&J· toUows. Minnie Neutzlliia, e t lth atn " : ion including a lighted tree. Gimes Pownall.:Biancbe Bll;fQ, . da e 1 ~ d e ~h Y e • were played during tbe evenipJ: tnez "SbUth. Ellie .M"C:Cuby.1 bna ....., gra e cone u e e pro· and the girls exchanged gifta. Re- CaldweU, ~~ Pl)'etJ., ~le . S.W.. .. am. f h ts ed b th er Katie HiUiabOUWD 461 MaWednesday morning the program were serv Y e 180 ft, Edward CW:lhlnlh.m.- Bert · wat for the grade school 1Hart, J4aag Rea, Gotf and childr~n and m the afternoon San· The next tnJeHng wtU '?e Jan. t. Ftank DudJ:on. ·· _u amved with treat from the · }» ... .... - Plekeno Sr. -IIIPMTY , Empm,.... of Dr. ... PlcMa oJ Middleport honored Ida wltll a ...,rue Chrilllll&l Wef. Cfitt.on Items Of Interest .· · Songs,'' "Frosty the Snowman" and five recitations, "A Christmas Wei· 14eroben nl the Fe<l0role4 Cir, "The Snowman" "Christmas Can· elt made their _annual Chrti~ Windows" were given by the first grade. villi! to the Carmen !tell a~· 0111 Alpba· , - - ----Wednesday afternoon. . ~ ,. songs were pre- 1 PTA !nr ea J h'ld nd "'II 1 'J•o w ld , n-~-1 ' 4-tt.lll ·~, en c 1 a a or Christmas ..,... . astory o .-. and the l'l'h.-rtt""al ......, ~ seco~d era d.~ an d ,3 each teacher. of ~e•• song, _There s alo""' 11 taken fr•- S.l . ~~'l"'o,""wu .n.u ·.. ..... was ~tven " bY. - - · - · - - - - - - - read ·• bv Mn. Ben- ·Neu•·u~.... _.. . Grad f h d Er· •er·-.· .... .r .......... · e our a ~ "" "" ~-·· . , . . .-, , " ·~s' Cook was a IJghted tree and a Jlellht Sally FOI!Iler. Jean :A.olt, Ethel and Mra. who also whJch the gi.rll dDOd f.Hysell, Pattr lb'lell. N.aney sane. The children s classes sang the1r numbers. Sharon SmJth, Sarah Weaton, "Away lD The Manger" and "Hap· I Rev. Fred L Ganlber, m.lnlster Shru'(•U Young, Charlene and Shar· py Blrtbday Little Jesus.'' of the Middleport Church of Chrbt on Zundel. . . spoke to the ~~~emb}J. His tooic By song and speech, the cbolr j Rec1tat10ns were presented by was "Herald the Anlel" d -he the Jn Wiles, Bobby Couch, John- used the scri_ptun of scrtpture and narration whtle the ny WILes, Johnny Hunnel, ..:lupter of Luke, children drarnatlz.ed the Maollet Couch, Ga~ SnoUer, Cindy Doml· Today starts the ChrlltmU ICI· St<lry. gan, Sberne Holt, Touuny Olrson, Uon in the Middleport schools Taking part in the play were: Debbie Baile)', Debbie Staats, Ron· the resumption of acbool ····•·g l-m Triplett, nie Couch, George Skinner, Becky tor January 4· · · home W.d ••oday e • .,_.. ..... Debbie Hun~l • . Nancy · · ~ Gallipollil wbert abe was calJed Thompson and Sheila CoWa:lt. by the death o£ her btother-in· ~J.I'ddleport' G law, Chari., Weaver. In the second part olthe oervice, 'VI . f0 Fred Lelfbeit who underwent titled "We Givu," ·t be narr1tor wu ~ D · · S~ l=edera~d Circ~ PlolrOU .., Pomeroy Central Childr,.., PrE!sent' Christmas Tuesdav Afternoon .. '---~ .. Visit , . . mJ.h• Pome"'l~r Tu~!.!:~n::~,~:,annual Christ· [ ... : ..... -., Rest Nome .. •c; -~~~.~;;r.~c~~ ~~:~~ ~: &~~:lrcif:OU:· Yule Program ~ .................. '-' ·'' . ·J' , . MaY it• ·' . ,.\. . • opirlt a! good , l~ ' 'leJJG-tfehip live in~':'~ l.~~~ •koush9ut the .Acw· yc~.' ~ '· ' . :'~ • �- ~-·;;·~~llt!ll~,~=~-~-~~;-~.~lbiiil::!:;l:!ttiftl~dd~l~e~po~rt~ , 0~·::,•..~.~·- ~~~~~.- ~·l1..9~5~9~:o..., ft1l ·to mentioned booauae It oolts lfl!!n ~ora wllo ...,. In.;;;; ·= _.:=.:=;__ : •.,j hlq~ alwau been oo, A4 1e- depe0 denl I> the i"_d'lt.J 4ia· ·co ~leiiCe e-• 'f" -1 0 <eil\ty " 192'1 II was •""•1111• lor -i'ld IbM he h<>!'lll> ,' ojlullb f uwalt el:pllkion ror an)' member of thfl o~ th·e P,.licntas zW ·awtt ~tBI American Societ)' for Pbarmaeol· the death-duling of dil· · _..]! ·Sc}Mftn.lo ogy and Expe•ime ntal Thenpeu· beles and and all '-'U\...t:; 00 ._,.;, tics to tate a j<Jb Mtb i 4nt ' tnts 'M --: H- .RA<>pect b Dru rur ... ,~ m_ dnstry's Know·" ow :=..=. l e d ·-stt....... c~ t~ house. SiM~ then tM ind~ ~,anm:.~ ~llY ---=--- 1tJ fl'll1l Di.OI.lv.. But the world tf liie4..hl scienee his onl)' respec:t tor 11.8 '~ient~J~ ·know-btl~ anci teehnoloo. • _ I. The "ethl~l" dnlt t.o a poaslble <"herrdcal cure for md~ Js tbe if. , ;ii~i;;· even ~ disease ean and dots iet a cqt. ......tl 1 ethl ID • i _qd ' · i:lt":~:t ~~r:et" from a phannaceuticat pi'OlTIO\ir i~,.\( bnrr \lJ . . \botl· 1, . · - · . . '*''" tll'lftiOi IC..._tlsh T'he •11 ln,Vklftlll'l• cal pi'o(essloh. Tbl!l ~: miUe:"e n~ IIVihC ~ . •• "e~ieal' lndufuy • \* will pia 9.n the questiona ot ther It! prt~! to tbe u ltima~ eon· .s~mer are tao high and Ita p~ mo tional pre;.Fures un docton tab streMus T!l;s :~ ~~ :. vou about 11!1 science y,!J ,eh u"t·s .· ust mill:oJts .,....., -thM to - " _.,v..-.1 ~ ~~~~~ P"! ,....,._ • i,W · it ..,.., · fiJIY. It Ia K!~tlf-llr; res,k~•bl• to wof'k for.dt dn:tt , hoult. In~...........11 , 'f!, •,.h•1,."',"•"• '",,-.00t· 1011 fi't The !act Is that the indu1trY's lcie~ Ls .insepnablt from ln-ves· I!Pbt ive .:nedicl-1 sCien~ I! t· a • t:t1e. J~o~st about any acien ut w.idl a hAlf-way plausible idea a1 tmplcrv-d. -Mttrry Chti~!"t~~.: , ,. tics ., \tl• ·lr 1 ,'.~-~, _J,,:, .1!-..:rnJ a dJU\JV· ' :.~\ t Jll t • , , -,.: l ...L. .... y • l.• .:<'J'.t 1..>ting ua~ "-·Lt . '"'-l'~ I' • • li Lgl· tJ L.L LEO:-iA KOK L .. :._~~~~~~~~~~~~- \_,· ~- ::_. ;· · ~ • 01ft e ! JJ_ Q -:J " ' ' 1:_ . ... . ' •• • • .•• I conquerors of bacterial Alexan.,.~r I A MlracJ. Drut fi .,Jl J I 'lli • l") [ Jr. :. I •· u,:.., I' ....., •·;· ' " .1 ~:roo· ..' ... ·lloliday- . j'T' ..., "1.- - ·• '.· '· . t /'r •• .·• ' ... .. .."•t' funds <Wil menl lund• were used in the development-unlll lne .na LJSl•Y 111 a I co-operative effort It wa s warnn itR admirable 1 time turned ,,_ Having been forcefully remind· V1Q' . , . . .n.l.u to';~ oar lriend• £or -a lsappy:Ho\i~~ PROVICO MiLLING ' ~--" &·'Fltb 1 COMPANY • ed that mlcro-organl!uns or tbe soil produce substances deadly to bacteria, the Industry then comb· ed the earth for other mirro·or· ganisms and Utelr RubstanceB. In amar:ingly short times a half dozen companies had their own patented, exclusive antl-biotic&, aome "'bf them even belter than penlciiJln in -that they killed more kinds of bacteria. Sclcneets gift of the aulfa drugR to !he practic:lng doctorl'l wall similarly delayed . In 1935 Dr. Gerhard Domagk, a German chemist, discovered a dye chemlclll killed sickening bacteria In mice ami peopl!. He wns research dir · ector of a drug house and· the chemical waa patented. Then it was shown that the ar~t.l- h ~>efP."i.q J part or the dye molecVle was tul· hnilanlide which had been dls•covered way back in 11005 and then permitted to slUmber. sional drua-makers Jeapeo --by Here'alo you. 'fldud illoDtla aad - ••• good ll>cmh lor your patroncl(jO , u.. ~ 11111. pNo Uarty throu<Jllollt tM t-• May ,.... alleDjoy a HoUday rich Ill love, ~lh fdeadah!p aad I abouadlil9 Ill good health; good claMraad good fellowiblp> I 1 i · ; DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY I I "Irisurance Slll'vices" Middloport ('hono 336-X ' loll~ . STI.FFLE·R'S Red Anchor · . · Deparfm~nt Store Pomeroy, Olilo • . Brenda ¢ook, Karen Sblron Queen, Gloria RoUJh. . -... ' bap Llb..C:elts On tbe other hand, the profes- JlllllemlUe; Ohio ,...,.....,.. Middleport, Ohlg llnthrop~ technology and In short order made and marketed mountains of .... ...llbollnr KING: BUILDERS' & SUPPLY ~0. - o,. -:'.:' ·I ••' M.,~~~o,_ .. ltllowlhl~ _ ·• ,, ' _. ...,.. .pacl<od wltb .IliA 1114 &ood ' . , !1•• •f ,.,.. 1 ;._. Tbl1 prove-d beyuno .,_IJtbble it was more than a wontle~"-lt "''"S 11 mtraele. Even so, ])t'tvate ~­ ..• 'l'~ ' !' rl1ht hom JollJ Saaua •• , ......bl'l ' ' OHtO I :. ---- true Flemihg, lhen an obs('ure London bact'ei'l· olociat· l:llscovered- l.t ln lf,e. thd it then slept ln t.be 8elent1llC llterati.U'e -tor :.orne eisht ~it; ~atil two other •'pure· sclent.Uti, Drs. \ Howard W. FJorey and Ernst Chain, began the te(ll~s pr~it 1 of eettlni enough of lt from tbe soJI micro-organism pehh!t:llluln notatum to try it out ot1 a dylna man. • (0-Calll.), 10, a.oo.e.elt and hiJ third wile, frene, 40, han '• ,. Penicilli n was the fi.rsl o! tbese 1 wo~d~r£ul ~velt Jarnes ebUd,t H.n DelaDa, 1111 .aM Middle aamt 11 tM ~11 taUter, P'l'tlldellt :rrukUa 'D tliM ' . ., •.,.J , ::;Jl,. ' ~cnse of lh.1\ wurrl I infections. aoos•v•LT AD0PT1 lOY LOS ANGELES UPJ - Rep. . ---- ----- ~---- . --------~1~~:~~~r:s~~~~~.'- .r v.,..~~~~:~ .. a~~u~~ --- -- - ~ - ~;4- ---=-T-·h "'f ,, ..,.em ~~--,. .•.CH' ,, ~ ~ ·':·- :-==-===-:-::::-::-~=::-: -::;::=: ' "cranberr'J JW'e." adttpted a &mon'U.7o'ii )MW. fte BECKf*S; ~:.:· ·~ . whe·1 ;,··~n 1f~\l:· ,needle. 1 1 Drs. Gror.l(e :a :-.tmot and Wil· , l>am p, ..... , Yfurphv aruibhnced ( _ ta";t month'a Quality To AU ·. -·- ..... ·~- · · W.UHINGTON UP!- Rep. Ru. aell V. llack (R-Wuh.) wanl.l each of the natioD't 45 mllliqn famiJle• to bu)' and toDIWDe tbree poundJ of aanberrie~~ d.urinl the next few mont.bl. He uld. UU. would wipe out t.he •urphn proble-m created by Merry ·ch From Ail • meptsble acl... Hne oa~ ~ NEw t.v YORK UPt-}1( II. lt r. _ h .:_one Dally Selltlnel, Po-w·JIIddleporl, 0., Dec. 14, '1•1!-U .!!!II I'UIICIIAII • • G-.mes were pla)'ed and prizes won by Sandy Borden, Donna Joan VapMatre and J~onifer ' l were SliftR: and aerveil to · tbose • •'• ' llkt .' Zertle, Sea 6 on; i• our •incere -----~--- w;~£ lor all our. MaT tbo' lorl' ol abe "' ••uclay .....,..••••. .'ti . 10 .,............ l1tlfl I ' .ii)IO"$, SOHIO:SERVIa wonJerful Pomeroy, Oblo II rl·, I . .- I • TrienJ.. ~. I ,.. ~..,;J/' epjoy peace aiJJ . l . ~·: • ' '" .""' ,t\ . • '\' •. , ..· . '· ..... ., .. ~ .-.- - ,. ' kappineu tkroughou~ t£~ ; Y~.~.~i:.t ' • lh 'J9_1JJI no: 0 ' . , .........., ' ' ' ·'.. ·l �- ~-·;;·~~llt!ll~,~=~-~-~~;-~.~lbiiil::!:;l:!ttiftl~dd~l~e~po~rt~ , 0~·::,•..~.~·- ~~~~~.- ~·l1..9~5~9~:o..., ft1l ·to mentioned booauae It oolts lfl!!n ~ora wllo ...,. In.;;;; ·= _.:=.:=;__ : •.,j hlq~ alwau been oo, A4 1e- depe0 denl I> the i"_d'lt.J 4ia· ·co ~leiiCe e-• 'f" -1 0 <eil\ty " 192'1 II was •""•1111• lor -i'ld IbM he h<>!'lll> ,' ojlullb f uwalt el:pllkion ror an)' member of thfl o~ th·e P,.licntas zW ·awtt ~tBI American Societ)' for Pbarmaeol· the death-duling of dil· · _..]! ·Sc}Mftn.lo ogy and Expe•ime ntal Thenpeu· beles and and all '-'U\...t:; 00 ._,.;, tics to tate a j<Jb Mtb i 4nt ' tnts 'M --: H- .RA<>pect b Dru rur ... ,~ m_ dnstry's Know·" ow :=..=. l e d ·-stt....... c~ t~ house. SiM~ then tM ind~ ~,anm:.~ ~llY ---=--- 1tJ fl'll1l Di.OI.lv.. But the world tf liie4..hl scienee his onl)' respec:t tor 11.8 '~ient~J~ ·know-btl~ anci teehnoloo. • _ I. The "ethl~l" dnlt t.o a poaslble <"herrdcal cure for md~ Js tbe if. , ;ii~i;;· even ~ disease ean and dots iet a cqt. ......tl 1 ethl ID • i _qd ' · i:lt":~:t ~~r:et" from a phannaceuticat pi'OlTIO\ir i~,.\( bnrr \lJ . . \botl· 1, . · - · . . '*''" tll'lftiOi IC..._tlsh T'he •11 ln,Vklftlll'l• cal pi'o(essloh. Tbl!l ~: miUe:"e n~ IIVihC ~ . •• "e~ieal' lndufuy • \* will pia 9.n the questiona ot ther It! prt~! to tbe u ltima~ eon· .s~mer are tao high and Ita p~ mo tional pre;.Fures un docton tab streMus T!l;s :~ ~~ :. vou about 11!1 science y,!J ,eh u"t·s .· ust mill:oJts .,....., -thM to - " _.,v..-.1 ~ ~~~~~ P"! ,....,._ • i,W · it ..,.., · fiJIY. It Ia K!~tlf-llr; res,k~•bl• to wof'k for.dt dn:tt , hoult. In~...........11 , 'f!, •,.h•1,."',"•"• '",,-.00t· 1011 fi't The !act Is that the indu1trY's lcie~ Ls .insepnablt from ln-ves· I!Pbt ive .:nedicl-1 sCien~ I! t· a • t:t1e. J~o~st about any acien ut w.idl a hAlf-way plausible idea a1 tmplcrv-d. -Mttrry Chti~!"t~~.: , ,. tics ., \tl• ·lr 1 ,'.~-~, _J,,:, .1!-..:rnJ a dJU\JV· ' :.~\ t Jll t • , , -,.: l ...L. .... y • l.• .:<'J'.t 1..>ting ua~ "-·Lt . '"'-l'~ I' • • li Lgl· tJ L.L LEO:-iA KOK L .. :._~~~~~~~~~~~~- \_,· ~- ::_. ;· · ~ • 01ft e ! JJ_ Q -:J " ' ' 1:_ . ... . ' •• • • .•• I conquerors of bacterial Alexan.,.~r I A MlracJ. Drut fi .,Jl J I 'lli • l") [ Jr. :. I •· u,:.., I' ....., •·;· ' " .1 ~:roo· ..' ... ·lloliday- . j'T' ..., "1.- - ·• '.· '· . t /'r •• .·• ' ... .. .."•t' funds <Wil menl lund• were used in the development-unlll lne .na LJSl•Y 111 a I co-operative effort It wa s warnn itR admirable 1 time turned ,,_ Having been forcefully remind· V1Q' . , . . .n.l.u to';~ oar lriend• £or -a lsappy:Ho\i~~ PROVICO MiLLING ' ~--" &·'Fltb 1 COMPANY • ed that mlcro-organl!uns or tbe soil produce substances deadly to bacteria, the Industry then comb· ed the earth for other mirro·or· ganisms and Utelr RubstanceB. In amar:ingly short times a half dozen companies had their own patented, exclusive antl-biotic&, aome "'bf them even belter than penlciiJln in -that they killed more kinds of bacteria. Sclcneets gift of the aulfa drugR to !he practic:lng doctorl'l wall similarly delayed . In 1935 Dr. Gerhard Domagk, a German chemist, discovered a dye chemlclll killed sickening bacteria In mice ami peopl!. He wns research dir · ector of a drug house and· the chemical waa patented. Then it was shown that the ar~t.l- h ~>efP."i.q J part or the dye molecVle was tul· hnilanlide which had been dls•covered way back in 11005 and then permitted to slUmber. sional drua-makers Jeapeo --by Here'alo you. 'fldud illoDtla aad - ••• good ll>cmh lor your patroncl(jO , u.. ~ 11111. pNo Uarty throu<Jllollt tM t-• May ,.... alleDjoy a HoUday rich Ill love, ~lh fdeadah!p aad I abouadlil9 Ill good health; good claMraad good fellowiblp> I 1 i · ; DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY I I "Irisurance Slll'vices" Middloport ('hono 336-X ' loll~ . STI.FFLE·R'S Red Anchor · . · Deparfm~nt Store Pomeroy, Olilo • . Brenda ¢ook, Karen Sblron Queen, Gloria RoUJh. . -... ' bap Llb..C:elts On tbe other hand, the profes- JlllllemlUe; Ohio ,...,.....,.. Middleport, Ohlg llnthrop~ technology and In short order made and marketed mountains of .... ...llbollnr KING: BUILDERS' & SUPPLY ~0. - o,. -:'.:' ·I ••' M.,~~~o,_ .. ltllowlhl~ _ ·• ,, ' _. ...,.. .pacl<od wltb .IliA 1114 &ood ' . , !1•• •f ,.,.. 1 ;._. Tbl1 prove-d beyuno .,_IJtbble it was more than a wontle~"-lt "''"S 11 mtraele. Even so, ])t'tvate ~­ ..• 'l'~ ' !' rl1ht hom JollJ Saaua •• , ......bl'l ' ' OHtO I :. ---- true Flemihg, lhen an obs('ure London bact'ei'l· olociat· l:llscovered- l.t ln lf,e. thd it then slept ln t.be 8elent1llC llterati.U'e -tor :.orne eisht ~it; ~atil two other •'pure· sclent.Uti, Drs. \ Howard W. FJorey and Ernst Chain, began the te(ll~s pr~it 1 of eettlni enough of lt from tbe soJI micro-organism pehh!t:llluln notatum to try it out ot1 a dylna man. • (0-Calll.), 10, a.oo.e.elt and hiJ third wile, frene, 40, han '• ,. Penicilli n was the fi.rsl o! tbese 1 wo~d~r£ul ~velt Jarnes ebUd,t H.n DelaDa, 1111 .aM Middle aamt 11 tM ~11 taUter, P'l'tlldellt :rrukUa 'D tliM ' . ., •.,.J , ::;Jl,. ' ~cnse of lh.1\ wurrl I infections. aoos•v•LT AD0PT1 lOY LOS ANGELES UPJ - Rep. . ---- ----- ~---- . --------~1~~:~~~r:s~~~~~.'- .r v.,..~~~~:~ .. a~~u~~ --- -- - ~ - ~;4- ---=-T-·h "'f ,, ..,.em ~~--,. .•.CH' ,, ~ ~ ·':·- :-==-===-:-::::-::-~=::-: -::;::=: ' "cranberr'J JW'e." adttpted a &mon'U.7o'ii )MW. fte BECKf*S; ~:.:· ·~ . whe·1 ;,··~n 1f~\l:· ,needle. 1 1 Drs. Gror.l(e :a :-.tmot and Wil· , l>am p, ..... , Yfurphv aruibhnced ( _ ta";t month'a Quality To AU ·. -·- ..... ·~- · · W.UHINGTON UP!- Rep. Ru. aell V. llack (R-Wuh.) wanl.l each of the natioD't 45 mllliqn famiJle• to bu)' and toDIWDe tbree poundJ of aanberrie~~ d.urinl the next few mont.bl. He uld. UU. would wipe out t.he •urphn proble-m created by Merry ·ch From Ail • meptsble acl... Hne oa~ ~ NEw t.v YORK UPt-}1( II. lt r. _ h .:_one Dally Selltlnel, Po-w·JIIddleporl, 0., Dec. 14, '1•1!-U .!!!II I'UIICIIAII • • G-.mes were pla)'ed and prizes won by Sandy Borden, Donna Joan VapMatre and J~onifer ' l were SliftR: and aerveil to · tbose • •'• ' llkt .' Zertle, Sea 6 on; i• our •incere -----~--- w;~£ lor all our. MaT tbo' lorl' ol abe "' ••uclay .....,..••••. .'ti . 10 .,............ l1tlfl I ' .ii)IO"$, SOHIO:SERVIa wonJerful Pomeroy, Oblo II rl·, I . .- I • TrienJ.. ~. I ,.. ~..,;J/' epjoy peace aiJJ . l . ~·: • ' '" .""' ,t\ . • '\' •. , ..· . '· ..... ., .. ~ .-.- - ,. ' kappineu tkroughou~ t£~ ; Y~.~.~i:.t ' • lh 'J9_1JJI no: 0 ' . , .........., ' ' ' ·'.. ·l �• • • ., N=' 0., Dei,.!M, 11159 I Q~pGftSOfeU I"L. h B~y_ "'t:uJ '-f«..UJ( tlcohflt 1 Frc.m 6 7 to 7:45 each evening 1 ! btfter will be taught from th& ,b education MD\!Mr atudy book by Min Eth_el Riddle ~ by tH Cbrlltia~fiil of New Haven. A lS mtnute per· Aetl~ Cob)Dlittel of the N 1· · l~ of fellowship will be enjoyM "'£ 08 t1uli'Q ,.m be Ja • led ~at& 'be session begins. ~ q lb tbe ChrtltiaD. u . .1 ul~ibl ai'eakers will prettaa 1~ Robert CGike ~ n olhtrJtiO'ft, ledures and ' cMhu. . a on a pat!el two films akobai ft. tnt i. book for ~ . . .I sh I , , , aemlaar wtU be "Drlni'ific fTMo o& !roil! 8 Ia 9 .~ w. \Ia. blellllh by Roger Burteis. TJ't tp 1!1,._;M!;poli'e1!m~n ~oia. , the lltate Ketbodltt Bo1r4 ot TtmPe.~::e, 1 ~ J;'J ift ai..t\eston will • ·*til The!:e were aa iD &!!e"n~t 4ly ,fterooOn. present" • 4emoaotration in t•l•· .\lc' Oi.OI.tdutOtiori :lnar~ d~ais -;llhthe socia!-p~~blefns + . B~;) u.1 i.l_'!:l.~"ll from the use of beverage tioo/to the safety problem cauAed ~unday Seb.ool 1 ~ bee1 ~"- ~~~~DaY~;,Iv:;-:~ w~i~S:::~ ~~~!e~t~ :·h~e ~e~ will weak on the Economic problem resulting from beveuge alcobol; Wednesday, A Doctor Speakes on Alcohol and the Health p~obl~m it c~eate11; Thursday, Ftlms "The ChOil' (' is Yours" and "Its the Brain that Count.~" fol · lowed by a panel discussing the aubjert "Worltinl! l'owBrd A Solu· Uon''; Fri~r• .. ~· stanley B. Nile~, of Ch~estol\ wbo is superlnteedent o! tbe ·w. ,Va. Temper· ,,.. leatlue ·will opeat on "Problema or Control." "All youth and adults from all churches throughout MaJon Coun· ty are eor~Jally lnv!ted to attend" said Rev. Robert Dille, pastor of the New Haven EUB Church. R.ock Springs S,ciety Reoort Mrs. E~gar Abb<?tt fl:lent Wed· nesday In ~unttngton. ~· ~.. 2'l 1 • H,,•• Rev. Robert Card's sermon SID· idt&r l{attung ~! &:d~Y ~h~h!::.ings uh,.•,l~e0r0sdit1y110H o8sp11 1t1a111 .!0~!,_ft:p0\'ted 0 0 l '" ,.~ ·~ Mr. and Mu Roy R:m ~nt Sunday a.fternoon with ' ~her Mn Herb Rit&a. D .. , 1 I Mr. and Mr'-1: Alvt:a (J, 1Uf67, and ohllib-en of Baton RoliJie, "La:; are vi.sitinJ Mr. and Mra. A.,glOs Leonard over the bolt~ an. ,· Mr: and Mu. JameJ ~l~r, Miss Ailee Euler and Jobn T-errell vii· I ited ~Thomu Terrell tn Athens Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Radford took their little dau(aiter Judy Pom~)l a~t Sat a·y With the after lltter"t rlt«Mer, Mn. Hazel Hum· phrey • •• ' .. .. . ')Ch riS• tmOS ..._ Holzer Hospital Suftdly 1or treatment. PFC Larry Bailey of Texa1 is dve home Sunday for tbe boli· days. 1V.r. Jmd Mrs. Carl Heitlfflq of Peach Fork and Jessie wrt~· vJ,ait1 ed Freda Wlll arid daua:htrr ~Un pbreys and son o"f Bi11Ji" . 'Run I I • ··- ··--· --' Dal!y SinUiiet, P<lilti!'Of·motil'lepoR, o., . '. .' • -day on bUiilteet. · .. Htrvb> LiffinJ ~ IU!pl> · Carlwrilhf eo]Jed oo- DiM Lewis lalt. 1rteek. ' ~ i'a·t.i1tJ ill. ot f\i-a, •~a ~)oy, oad . ones lor a . ·• ' . ' loqhier, thll· • '. ond ,.,.... dear ' }. jo}IOIII Holiday. I . Ohl' , . ·. '.· . •• i I I I lpltituol lfllplratiound .[ .w,qo l!llnhii·Santa ... ~~... . thlhei.fiij~~:: were pusome .d~ed of wllh.o !Or a ·' lflr I lllnlifi&S ol the Hillin. sage of tb~ labor taw, the pre. TbaillcJglvlng cranberry start and the 1fo'ntaha eatth_q uake. Few vot~s were east tor _Crowri Prlnee A.1dbito's marria~ to a commoner, the Mexico fioods, death Of tnol nynri and LI.Uie :Rock school lntegtaUon. happy holiday to ' . ' • '"it. ...,. ...,.,..~ Roll's Bi:ri ··Ft'ol1kl1h • • '-J . ·• • , ... . wlf . , .. ' Middleport, Ohio . Poet's f.ofner Gilmore Supply Store·.· Tel. '· 383·M TH(i FIRST c"'tiSTMA:S b,AY A. long,. lont iilile la:o, Wben Jesus ~•me tb fori, AO·gets eaOJ.e 'froi;ll -Hel'v'eb . ~~ told ~ JOHN -.P. 'Di~ ,, ·, aboi·!fli .b1\'lh. s.hJ 41 "tile abephercls - -~ . :r first Chrlstmot may obldt with you forever. tlnte o' 1 ~ w_J..,. f .. f'"'~. :·~ 10111to~ •,.t•••• _,"· if;~ttO. ~)': . .s ' ·' 1nower ' ·"-·· ,,_ ,,... ma,. , an~ ~m I ' . ' . • c'<eyth;.._ ..,., L;,a..dt.ld. . Co. . SPFNCIR'S "'! • •. ft~· ·;. ·~. . ~- ~-" U0.1~ ' "We'll Pay Hig-h-est Prlct,r, F'oo- Serap Iron" MARf(f.T· Poft'ltroy. Ohio · Mid~, •Ohio. ' . Middle.port slnce11!y with lor you all .lht 1"1'• ond blesslnl& of .tho season. t.liy obldlnC fiiiiCt and hopjllntll bt j)O!trl. , . M: ' ',i,.;. ~<!liuie bric~tly · ·, . "w!J: ~-c~ailifaod!t ·~ . . . .. :·~~fo· 'ii(I ti~~ 8illb'ij. ~d·llo\IW~ . .. .. '' . ·.r. ' May.~ hon~ sailon beitnleci witlt merry ' ot.tlili! f~ ~~~ .'li!.t'a-olir siDel!m wiib·tb . . Sa,s8nd..., ~il\l··~~l$--lie-tdlii ~ut ~~q,ri..,.ol" ! ·• < ~~ "( '<; ' ,,··: I· ' F.b•rsbtach ·c·o.. . . . .. .... Ha~d,. .... ... w,_,,clr.i -- ' ,- , ,_ • Joy anil aoGd wli, -~ ' ...... ~· ; " I {' , I ·· ·.~ · '· : ' . ~~1ilirr liMit. shuriiirf:ioritts ., .. ·• . VJ:n.Meter, Mtr. Mrs. l!Yni~~. Ohio • ~ ~ IIIII ~ry valued &~ j66lll for11111e t~ ., '' . j ' '· L; . • r ~ -.FRANCIS ' FLORIST "Biii . .' ... ,, ' ·... i j' \ ' ·-~ ~. .• holiday be With peace and contentment •' .; . 8· ' ~een!st Withe• I ' I,. '. ?nay tho gladnooo of Chrlotmioo linger with you like tho dollghtf~l m"olc Qf a oweot oong. w. .I that :first ill ;.dhi'l&tm"U day, A~d toiHhMi t~t tlie Baby WaS s1eepmg on lhe hay. It 11 ""'~..... hope that the loy of tho Joyou9 " ' . . reetin9a • • ¥r. end Mr~ ·Emil J!Pd"''IJ aNI f&J!IllY and llr. and lin- !Jofo( ., rejoice in the Rou,. 124 ' Hofrman vialted M~. and M:n. tau lfolfmiq i'eet-nt.lj: . ~tlili1 Junk .Ohio .Valley . . - BowUnl.Alley 11111111mk I .. ' Olga few ..,d loin, !>an too a wit were 1o Pl. PIMN.nt Wed..,. I C)!.;ltOly, pUcml • r aioibilt 111'ir1!10>61= ·· pbfey. lif.·UII'Ih. Wit r Dr•h o! Mr.._ H.etabtl ·'!rown vtJited Mrs da)' was '"We Would See JeiUI". Mr. and Mrs. Eugenf" HumRev. Card vlaited Un. .\Vtii'Y spent Sunday evening with his Huel _.J11.111lPllNY recet\t.:;,o Goeglein in St. Anthony'.s l J(Qi'pi· . .tal. Columbus. She i~ still 'ertt"ital. He also VI! ltd Fred Leithei~ In to Mrs. Marvin Goett and dau>:!h · ter Marcia of South Charlellton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grueser. ' ! '• \·~) r"-'1 .. • ,. ... ' ' . :\.\ ,;_ . .. ; .;, .. ., ' �• • • ., N=' 0., Dei,.!M, 11159 I Q~pGftSOfeU I"L. h B~y_ "'t:uJ '-f«..UJ( tlcohflt 1 Frc.m 6 7 to 7:45 each evening 1 ! btfter will be taught from th& ,b education MD\!Mr atudy book by Min Eth_el Riddle ~ by tH Cbrlltia~fiil of New Haven. A lS mtnute per· Aetl~ Cob)Dlittel of the N 1· · l~ of fellowship will be enjoyM "'£ 08 t1uli'Q ,.m be Ja • led ~at& 'be session begins. ~ q lb tbe ChrtltiaD. u . .1 ul~ibl ai'eakers will prettaa 1~ Robert CGike ~ n olhtrJtiO'ft, ledures and ' cMhu. . a on a pat!el two films akobai ft. tnt i. book for ~ . . .I sh I , , , aemlaar wtU be "Drlni'ific fTMo o& !roil! 8 Ia 9 .~ w. \Ia. blellllh by Roger Burteis. TJ't tp 1!1,._;M!;poli'e1!m~n ~oia. , the lltate Ketbodltt Bo1r4 ot TtmPe.~::e, 1 ~ J;'J ift ai..t\eston will • ·*til The!:e were aa iD &!!e"n~t 4ly ,fterooOn. present" • 4emoaotration in t•l•· .\lc' Oi.OI.tdutOtiori :lnar~ d~ais -;llhthe socia!-p~~blefns + . B~;) u.1 i.l_'!:l.~"ll from the use of beverage tioo/to the safety problem cauAed ~unday Seb.ool 1 ~ bee1 ~"- ~~~~DaY~;,Iv:;-:~ w~i~S:::~ ~~~!e~t~ :·h~e ~e~ will weak on the Economic problem resulting from beveuge alcobol; Wednesday, A Doctor Speakes on Alcohol and the Health p~obl~m it c~eate11; Thursday, Ftlms "The ChOil' (' is Yours" and "Its the Brain that Count.~" fol · lowed by a panel discussing the aubjert "Worltinl! l'owBrd A Solu· Uon''; Fri~r• .. ~· stanley B. Nile~, of Ch~estol\ wbo is superlnteedent o! tbe ·w. ,Va. Temper· ,,.. leatlue ·will opeat on "Problema or Control." "All youth and adults from all churches throughout MaJon Coun· ty are eor~Jally lnv!ted to attend" said Rev. Robert Dille, pastor of the New Haven EUB Church. R.ock Springs S,ciety Reoort Mrs. E~gar Abb<?tt fl:lent Wed· nesday In ~unttngton. ~· ~.. 2'l 1 • H,,•• Rev. Robert Card's sermon SID· idt&r l{attung ~! &:d~Y ~h~h!::.ings uh,.•,l~e0r0sdit1y110H o8sp11 1t1a111 .!0~!,_ft:p0\'ted 0 0 l '" ,.~ ·~ Mr. and Mu Roy R:m ~nt Sunday a.fternoon with ' ~her Mn Herb Rit&a. D .. , 1 I Mr. and Mr'-1: Alvt:a (J, 1Uf67, and ohllib-en of Baton RoliJie, "La:; are vi.sitinJ Mr. and Mra. A.,glOs Leonard over the bolt~ an. ,· Mr: and Mu. JameJ ~l~r, Miss Ailee Euler and Jobn T-errell vii· I ited ~Thomu Terrell tn Athens Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Radford took their little dau(aiter Judy Pom~)l a~t Sat a·y With the after lltter"t rlt«Mer, Mn. Hazel Hum· phrey • •• ' .. .. . ')Ch riS• tmOS ..._ Holzer Hospital Suftdly 1or treatment. PFC Larry Bailey of Texa1 is dve home Sunday for tbe boli· days. 1V.r. Jmd Mrs. Carl Heitlfflq of Peach Fork and Jessie wrt~· vJ,ait1 ed Freda Wlll arid daua:htrr ~Un pbreys and son o"f Bi11Ji" . 'Run I I • ··- ··--· --' Dal!y SinUiiet, P<lilti!'Of·motil'lepoR, o., . '. .' • -day on bUiilteet. · .. Htrvb> LiffinJ ~ IU!pl> · Carlwrilhf eo]Jed oo- DiM Lewis lalt. 1rteek. ' ~ i'a·t.i1tJ ill. ot f\i-a, •~a ~)oy, oad . ones lor a . ·• ' . ' loqhier, thll· • '. ond ,.,.... dear ' }. jo}IOIII Holiday. I . Ohl' , . ·. '.· . •• i I I I lpltituol lfllplratiound .[ .w,qo l!llnhii·Santa ... ~~... . thlhei.fiij~~:: were pusome .d~ed of wllh.o !Or a ·' lflr I lllnlifi&S ol the Hillin. sage of tb~ labor taw, the pre. TbaillcJglvlng cranberry start and the 1fo'ntaha eatth_q uake. Few vot~s were east tor _Crowri Prlnee A.1dbito's marria~ to a commoner, the Mexico fioods, death Of tnol nynri and LI.Uie :Rock school lntegtaUon. happy holiday to ' . ' • '"it. ...,. ...,.,..~ Roll's Bi:ri ··Ft'ol1kl1h • • '-J . ·• • , ... . wlf . , .. ' Middleport, Ohio . Poet's f.ofner Gilmore Supply Store·.· Tel. '· 383·M TH(i FIRST c"'tiSTMA:S b,AY A. long,. lont iilile la:o, Wben Jesus ~•me tb fori, AO·gets eaOJ.e 'froi;ll -Hel'v'eb . ~~ told ~ JOHN -.P. 'Di~ ,, ·, aboi·!fli .b1\'lh. s.hJ 41 "tile abephercls - -~ . :r first Chrlstmot may obldt with you forever. tlnte o' 1 ~ w_J..,. f .. f'"'~. :·~ 10111to~ •,.t•••• _,"· if;~ttO. ~)': . .s ' ·' 1nower ' ·"-·· ,,_ ,,... ma,. , an~ ~m I ' . ' . • c'<eyth;.._ ..,., L;,a..dt.ld. . Co. . SPFNCIR'S "'! • •. ft~· ·;. ·~. . ~- ~-" U0.1~ ' "We'll Pay Hig-h-est Prlct,r, F'oo- Serap Iron" MARf(f.T· Poft'ltroy. Ohio · Mid~, •Ohio. ' . Middle.port slnce11!y with lor you all .lht 1"1'• ond blesslnl& of .tho season. t.liy obldlnC fiiiiCt and hopjllntll bt j)O!trl. , . M: ' ',i,.;. ~<!liuie bric~tly · ·, . "w!J: ~-c~ailifaod!t ·~ . . . .. :·~~fo· 'ii(I ti~~ 8illb'ij. ~d·llo\IW~ . .. .. '' . ·.r. ' May.~ hon~ sailon beitnleci witlt merry ' ot.tlili! f~ ~~~ .'li!.t'a-olir siDel!m wiib·tb . . Sa,s8nd..., ~il\l··~~l$--lie-tdlii ~ut ~~q,ri..,.ol" ! ·• < ~~ "( '<; ' ,,··: I· ' F.b•rsbtach ·c·o.. . . . .. .... Ha~d,. .... ... w,_,,clr.i -- ' ,- , ,_ • Joy anil aoGd wli, -~ ' ...... ~· ; " I {' , I ·· ·.~ · '· : ' . ~~1ilirr liMit. shuriiirf:ioritts ., .. ·• . VJ:n.Meter, Mtr. Mrs. l!Yni~~. Ohio • ~ ~ IIIII ~ry valued &~ j66lll for11111e t~ ., '' . j ' '· L; . • r ~ -.FRANCIS ' FLORIST "Biii . .' ... ,, ' ·... i j' \ ' ·-~ ~. .• holiday be With peace and contentment •' .; . 8· ' ~een!st Withe• I ' I,. '. ?nay tho gladnooo of Chrlotmioo linger with you like tho dollghtf~l m"olc Qf a oweot oong. w. .I that :first ill ;.dhi'l&tm"U day, A~d toiHhMi t~t tlie Baby WaS s1eepmg on lhe hay. It 11 ""'~..... hope that the loy of tho Joyou9 " ' . . reetin9a • • ¥r. end Mr~ ·Emil J!Pd"''IJ aNI f&J!IllY and llr. and lin- !Jofo( ., rejoice in the Rou,. 124 ' Hofrman vialted M~. and M:n. tau lfolfmiq i'eet-nt.lj: . ~tlili1 Junk .Ohio .Valley . . - BowUnl.Alley 11111111mk I .. ' Olga few ..,d loin, !>an too a wit were 1o Pl. PIMN.nt Wed..,. I C)!.;ltOly, pUcml • r aioibilt 111'ir1!10>61= ·· pbfey. lif.·UII'Ih. Wit r Dr•h o! Mr.._ H.etabtl ·'!rown vtJited Mrs da)' was '"We Would See JeiUI". Mr. and Mrs. Eugenf" HumRev. Card vlaited Un. .\Vtii'Y spent Sunday evening with his Huel _.J11.111lPllNY recet\t.:;,o Goeglein in St. Anthony'.s l J(Qi'pi· . .tal. Columbus. She i~ still 'ertt"ital. He also VI! ltd Fred Leithei~ In to Mrs. Marvin Goett and dau>:!h · ter Marcia of South Charlellton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grueser. ' ! '• \·~) r"-'1 .. • ,. ... ' ' . :\.\ ,;_ . .. ; .;, .. ., ' �. ' - • "Frenz1 ' •ed· lumt• edP"ress Reporter ReVIews fell. And at lbe Uol~l)' • of ~;~::. '~. ~:Zt..:ru;:~:~.!~! Fifties" As Great News"'Jilaking Years Near End ;~,~J,f~E~.:· :::::'··n:::: BY JAMIS L. KILGALLIN Unittd ,p,... tnt... utlonal NEW YORK UPI-The "frenzied . fiftiu" were great ne_wsmak.mg ")'ears-• deeade of heartaches and succe~~es fore-shadow· ing mor~ startting thlags to come. The space ag~ was born. And as tbe lO.year apan 1950-M came to a ciDI!e man was getting aet for interplanetary travel.. In the decade great events tuea:ed at the hearts of men • a fast and exciting perigloom and pessimism oc· ~lllh>nt!d by the outbreak of war Korea in l&!k) changed to cautious opti~i1m and hope in 1959 ae a result of Nlkita Khrushchev 's visit to the United State• and Pl'e~oident Eisenhower's Ull.precedented good-will tour of Europe Mideast and Asia. Science made phenomenal strld ea. With the spaee age, Amercan and Russian probes Into outer apaee brcua:bt within range the poaaibllity of Interplanetary travel. . Rocket HHoA Soviet rocket bit the moon. The United State~~ fired a varlety of mlaalln lDto Orbit llld elected IeVen astronaut., or 1pacl!· men---one of Whom mtY be hurl· ed Into epace In 1181. · Jet plaftel brought natloru closer topther., A rton-atop night whip$)fc'l vound the world In leea than 48 houra. travel .time be- I and etJery ~ood wi¢h lor the c.o.ming !fear G&J Auto Parts Pomeroy, Ohio Wo~mpe jOII ftove 1 very Mt'IJ Clnl"""" ,.,. aoocr old-tnhloned kind w1111 d lfle lrlmmlnp ... foroul urofl, rope wu cut to about seven hours. And th.e U. S. shpt to the foreJront Ln the deYelopment and produc~ton of '!tom-powered submar-ines. Fimiliar names usurped the , p_age one be.adhn~.........._.Euennower , Ahrushcbev, Macmillan, Truman, Nixon, MacArthur, de Gaulle, Pope John XXlJI, Churchill, "'lUeen ,t.••uabeth II, Princ~uGrace Keuy kam1er, NiS8er and i''idel Castro. The fifties were sometime11 frantic , of~en fearsome and never secure as tbe cold war poised the threat of a nucJear wClr tnat could annihilate millions of peopie in double-qllick time. In this period of IIIJ't88 and strain, America's role as a world power reached ita; zenith. Competltlvely, the Soviet Union flex 'd ill military and econ(lmJc muscles and rose to the moat exaled stature In its hiatory. · Crulh Hllfn.. rian R..-olvtlon Heni}y-popula.ted, idealogie~~l - minded Cblna stirred itaelf and menaced peaceful India. Freedom upiring H'ung:ary w11 violated and its revolution eruabed by Soviet tanka. Tbe ·Free world, ol n~essity, Uehtened ·it.J alliauce through N'A'I'Q.' And the United Natlons .carried on ibl ceuele81 strueal~: to mainblin peotl!e. SeleCting: i-he biggeat 4terie1 ol this ttlrtin'g dm'de was no eaay tad::. H"'''ever, in the opinion of United Pteu· InternatioDa~ client newspapera and . UPI editors who balloted ~ar after ye.lll' in nalion-wide polla~ theae 11vere the top 10. 195J-Comrnuniat invaaton of KOrea aild u : N. intervention. 1951 - Truman fires General MacArthur ·a& U. S. commander in Far East. 1952-Eisenhower win a GOP nomination and le elected first Republican pres.i dent in 20 yean, cteteatlng Gov. Adlai SteveJisOn of lllinois. 1953---Death of Stalin marks -- - stockings ~una by tilt c~lmnoy, louahler, love end pod dttll. ~ •llrJb c4- J _. ~ &lod amtinp and belt • wilflllforiHftlled wl1ll Ill tilt ·Joyl of Chrlttma. M11,...;c""'-"' .. bfloht • tho ......., _\l_lallllnel_011 )'OW . . .. ...•' VoguA..Shoe Shop JIMMIE'S PASTRY SHOP Pomeroy, Ohio won their first World Series, dehighly-touted New Kremlin. York Yankees In aeven I!:Rmes. l'fS.t-Army-:McCarthy hearings Top news of 1956 was the re· and subsequent condemnation (If volt in Hungary whi~h was put McCarthy by Se.nate. down by Ruuian troops and 1955- President Eisenhower 's · tanks in 8 blood bath. The Suez heart att.Jck. . Canal crisis also worried the 19'~Re~QIJ of Hungary agam· world , and violence broke out in 1st Communist. rule. · 1the 3outh over school Integration . 1957- SputJ:uks. ' . 1958 - Amenca 's continu:ng Dou Lanen of the Yant·j~e& !struggle over ra cial integration of pitched a_ perfect World Sedes .schools. ~arne agamst the Dodgers. Fe:n1959--Khrushchev toura United inine re:.de~s reveled in the fairy States ag;ees Wllh ELew1uw~ · '' pri.nces.s story of the wedding" · r 11egoliate further on Berlin With I..Jrace K~lly to Prince Ranier in .J deadline. llonac!l. uf cuuat many other bi~ storPresident Eh;enhower suffered ies broke in . t~ose ten years-)~ mild s~roke in 1957, preeiJ?itat- I from the conviction of Alger tillS :ng a controver&y over pre:!llden- 1 for perJury in 19:JO to the confea- ti.al disability . · , sian of Chart.es Van Do~en in the In . 1~58 the lndictmen~ of InTV quiz-show scandal m 1e9. duatnahst Bernard Goldfme oni Beginhing with 19W, there was charges '!_n contemt of Congress the senutional atick·up of the stirred up a L9t of excitement in Brinks express office m Boston. Washington. Soon tbereafter pre· Masked men got away with $2,· . sldential assistant Shennan 775,396.12, of which $1.218,211.29 Adams resigned. was in eaab. tween the United States and Eu- new alignment of power in the featlng the ,. ' . I •I • 1017 s. .... ... l~~!::.r· Oe9 l "'' J, r _I •J ' lV f I . .' .t ' .. ,, ' f,, .. . 'I IENRY- FRITZ- BOMER- WILLIE > ' BEULAH- MARY- BENNIE·. ROBERT < . .r : b .. ;arlT " .; ,. ,. 'b~ ·n1 " ·r ;;~uoH .•OI<:~!J'fi ') ,, .'·-: 'IW_tiJ I ,,. ,.ir nllti hrt& 11~~1" I .9~P·· 1'> IU ' ~ ·; ;. II ' . I 1 ., .q! ~ ·' l '-'I.! I • !. ( I •<(! -<'(' ., ,," ~: ,•·.t . ' I ,I • ' ' ~\'•-a . .. •,' ........... Sup~'me.iC.ourt~ out­ ,, Iawed segregation In the nation's achoola and the trial in Cleveland of Dr. Samuel Sheppard for the murder of hia wife hit front paa:ea. tb .,.,. Hetrt A.tta« • 1 QJD· palhy and cOn(!ern thro~ghout \"he country, and abrot~d. The AF1.·CIO meraed. In Ar· eenuaa the Peron JOVernm'ent ------~ t ' fl • / MWdleport ' ., ., ·. .. .; ' ,. '' ' I I I. ..·..-.. ...... . ' " .~ '. ~~CliO~=·,.·~ • • • . ' I • • n ' ' niq,· .\-'' ,\ '"''", '; !:ll.t:~') ,,I •I ~- b~ri< , ,. 181 tl~~; b · in LJ. 9 1~ • J~~;. .. ... .r . ' ' .il I lr: ,!Jhow . u·tA Annistlce oe,Cotiation• in Korea were Instituted in' 1861, Sir Win· aton ChurebUl retprned to power and Sen. Eatea Kefauver · D·Tenn., launched .Jti1 spectactdir televiaed crime heartqs, Harry S. Truman decided not to run q:ain for Pret.ident in 19'2 and (fen Eilenbower became the Republican nominee, defeatin& SeD. Robert A . .Taft of OHio at the GOP convention and beating Steven~on In the prelidential eLection in the fsll. The U. S. conducted Ita flrat suceeeful H·bomb experiment~. Elizabeth II became Queen on the death of her fatbtr, King George VL Iran broke relations ~ith Britain over oil and, King F ~rouk Wa'l f111ted from h11 Egyptlan throne. , The death of Stalin in 19113 paved the way for Khruahchev's ultimate rlae to No. 1 man ot RuiiBia. Rioting broke out in East Qermany, the cornaUo.n of Queen j Elltabeth was staged In Lontlon, a British team scaled Mt. Everest and Sen. Joaepb, R., Mx~rtby fll Wiscon.sin launChed hear!ngs on !IUbverslve influences In k'overn- • 1 ment. A truce ended the flehting in · Korea. Sen. Taft died. History's worst air diasster kiUed 129 peraoru in Tokyo and the atom spies Jultus and Etbel Ro1enberg were execdted In Sing $Inc Prtaon• Iii 1934 the nation was shocked by the BhOotlna of five eongreumen In tbe. Uouae1 of Repreae.ntatlve• by Puerto Rij:a~!;ftnaUot. '· . . .. 1b~Ji nr.'iR b ll!tli'l Pre1ident Truman. J .. ,:: ... J. EVIING'S That aame year two Pu4iltto Rican fanatics inv•ded Bl~ HouSfl and tried to, auauinate ' !:~~j~~~t~~i~ !II'J·'·· ··~~~ ·;T I~ "J Truman Alllttln-T•,.... Pretldent - El1enbower't ' heart 'r:.>'f' , •1 r ,., I I attack· In 1908 evoked deep GEARY BODv' WORKS :on, I'Jlll'f· 1 ,.,, .. ,, 1;, 1·)1. ' ·(' ? 1 I ll ., IJII < , .> Jo I The U. S. Mlddl- • . ,.,, f.J.~ f . �. ' - • "Frenz1 ' •ed· lumt• edP"ress Reporter ReVIews fell. And at lbe Uol~l)' • of ~;~::. '~. ~:Zt..:ru;:~:~.!~! Fifties" As Great News"'Jilaking Years Near End ;~,~J,f~E~.:· :::::'··n:::: BY JAMIS L. KILGALLIN Unittd ,p,... tnt... utlonal NEW YORK UPI-The "frenzied . fiftiu" were great ne_wsmak.mg ")'ears-• deeade of heartaches and succe~~es fore-shadow· ing mor~ startting thlags to come. The space ag~ was born. And as tbe lO.year apan 1950-M came to a ciDI!e man was getting aet for interplanetary travel.. In the decade great events tuea:ed at the hearts of men • a fast and exciting perigloom and pessimism oc· ~lllh>nt!d by the outbreak of war Korea in l&!k) changed to cautious opti~i1m and hope in 1959 ae a result of Nlkita Khrushchev 's visit to the United State• and Pl'e~oident Eisenhower's Ull.precedented good-will tour of Europe Mideast and Asia. Science made phenomenal strld ea. With the spaee age, Amercan and Russian probes Into outer apaee brcua:bt within range the poaaibllity of Interplanetary travel. . Rocket HHoA Soviet rocket bit the moon. The United State~~ fired a varlety of mlaalln lDto Orbit llld elected IeVen astronaut., or 1pacl!· men---one of Whom mtY be hurl· ed Into epace In 1181. · Jet plaftel brought natloru closer topther., A rton-atop night whip$)fc'l vound the world In leea than 48 houra. travel .time be- I and etJery ~ood wi¢h lor the c.o.ming !fear G&J Auto Parts Pomeroy, Ohio Wo~mpe jOII ftove 1 very Mt'IJ Clnl"""" ,.,. aoocr old-tnhloned kind w1111 d lfle lrlmmlnp ... foroul urofl, rope wu cut to about seven hours. And th.e U. S. shpt to the foreJront Ln the deYelopment and produc~ton of '!tom-powered submar-ines. Fimiliar names usurped the , p_age one be.adhn~.........._.Euennower , Ahrushcbev, Macmillan, Truman, Nixon, MacArthur, de Gaulle, Pope John XXlJI, Churchill, "'lUeen ,t.••uabeth II, Princ~uGrace Keuy kam1er, NiS8er and i''idel Castro. The fifties were sometime11 frantic , of~en fearsome and never secure as tbe cold war poised the threat of a nucJear wClr tnat could annihilate millions of peopie in double-qllick time. In this period of IIIJ't88 and strain, America's role as a world power reached ita; zenith. Competltlvely, the Soviet Union flex 'd ill military and econ(lmJc muscles and rose to the moat exaled stature In its hiatory. · Crulh Hllfn.. rian R..-olvtlon Heni}y-popula.ted, idealogie~~l - minded Cblna stirred itaelf and menaced peaceful India. Freedom upiring H'ung:ary w11 violated and its revolution eruabed by Soviet tanka. Tbe ·Free world, ol n~essity, Uehtened ·it.J alliauce through N'A'I'Q.' And the United Natlons .carried on ibl ceuele81 strueal~: to mainblin peotl!e. SeleCting: i-he biggeat 4terie1 ol this ttlrtin'g dm'de was no eaay tad::. H"'''ever, in the opinion of United Pteu· InternatioDa~ client newspapera and . UPI editors who balloted ~ar after ye.lll' in nalion-wide polla~ theae 11vere the top 10. 195J-Comrnuniat invaaton of KOrea aild u : N. intervention. 1951 - Truman fires General MacArthur ·a& U. S. commander in Far East. 1952-Eisenhower win a GOP nomination and le elected first Republican pres.i dent in 20 yean, cteteatlng Gov. Adlai SteveJisOn of lllinois. 1953---Death of Stalin marks -- - stockings ~una by tilt c~lmnoy, louahler, love end pod dttll. ~ •llrJb c4- J _. ~ &lod amtinp and belt • wilflllforiHftlled wl1ll Ill tilt ·Joyl of Chrlttma. M11,...;c""'-"' .. bfloht • tho ......., _\l_lallllnel_011 )'OW . . .. ...•' VoguA..Shoe Shop JIMMIE'S PASTRY SHOP Pomeroy, Ohio won their first World Series, dehighly-touted New Kremlin. York Yankees In aeven I!:Rmes. l'fS.t-Army-:McCarthy hearings Top news of 1956 was the re· and subsequent condemnation (If volt in Hungary whi~h was put McCarthy by Se.nate. down by Ruuian troops and 1955- President Eisenhower 's · tanks in 8 blood bath. The Suez heart att.Jck. . Canal crisis also worried the 19'~Re~QIJ of Hungary agam· world , and violence broke out in 1st Communist. rule. · 1the 3outh over school Integration . 1957- SputJ:uks. ' . 1958 - Amenca 's continu:ng Dou Lanen of the Yant·j~e& !struggle over ra cial integration of pitched a_ perfect World Sedes .schools. ~arne agamst the Dodgers. Fe:n1959--Khrushchev toura United inine re:.de~s reveled in the fairy States ag;ees Wllh ELew1uw~ · '' pri.nces.s story of the wedding" · r 11egoliate further on Berlin With I..Jrace K~lly to Prince Ranier in .J deadline. llonac!l. uf cuuat many other bi~ storPresident Eh;enhower suffered ies broke in . t~ose ten years-)~ mild s~roke in 1957, preeiJ?itat- I from the conviction of Alger tillS :ng a controver&y over pre:!llden- 1 for perJury in 19:JO to the confea- ti.al disability . · , sian of Chart.es Van Do~en in the In . 1~58 the lndictmen~ of InTV quiz-show scandal m 1e9. duatnahst Bernard Goldfme oni Beginhing with 19W, there was charges '!_n contemt of Congress the senutional atick·up of the stirred up a L9t of excitement in Brinks express office m Boston. Washington. Soon tbereafter pre· Masked men got away with $2,· . sldential assistant Shennan 775,396.12, of which $1.218,211.29 Adams resigned. was in eaab. tween the United States and Eu- new alignment of power in the featlng the ,. ' . I •I • 1017 s. .... ... l~~!::.r· Oe9 l "'' J, r _I •J ' lV f I . .' .t ' .. ,, ' f,, .. . 'I IENRY- FRITZ- BOMER- WILLIE > ' BEULAH- MARY- BENNIE·. ROBERT < . .r : b .. ;arlT " .; ,. ,. 'b~ ·n1 " ·r ;;~uoH .•OI<:~!J'fi ') ,, .'·-: 'IW_tiJ I ,,. ,.ir nllti hrt& 11~~1" I .9~P·· 1'> IU ' ~ ·; ;. II ' . I 1 ., .q! ~ ·' l '-'I.! I • !. ( I •<(! -<'(' ., ,," ~: ,•·.t . ' I ,I • ' ' ~\'•-a . .. •,' ........... Sup~'me.iC.ourt~ out­ ,, Iawed segregation In the nation's achoola and the trial in Cleveland of Dr. Samuel Sheppard for the murder of hia wife hit front paa:ea. tb .,.,. Hetrt A.tta« • 1 QJD· palhy and cOn(!ern thro~ghout \"he country, and abrot~d. The AF1.·CIO meraed. In Ar· eenuaa the Peron JOVernm'ent ------~ t ' fl • / MWdleport ' ., ., ·. .. .; ' ,. '' ' I I I. ..·..-.. ...... . ' " .~ '. ~~CliO~=·,.·~ • • • . ' I • • n ' ' niq,· .\-'' ,\ '"''", '; !:ll.t:~') ,,I •I ~- b~ri< , ,. 181 tl~~; b · in LJ. 9 1~ • J~~;. .. ... .r . ' ' .il I lr: ,!Jhow . u·tA Annistlce oe,Cotiation• in Korea were Instituted in' 1861, Sir Win· aton ChurebUl retprned to power and Sen. Eatea Kefauver · D·Tenn., launched .Jti1 spectactdir televiaed crime heartqs, Harry S. Truman decided not to run q:ain for Pret.ident in 19'2 and (fen Eilenbower became the Republican nominee, defeatin& SeD. Robert A . .Taft of OHio at the GOP convention and beating Steven~on In the prelidential eLection in the fsll. The U. S. conducted Ita flrat suceeeful H·bomb experiment~. Elizabeth II became Queen on the death of her fatbtr, King George VL Iran broke relations ~ith Britain over oil and, King F ~rouk Wa'l f111ted from h11 Egyptlan throne. , The death of Stalin in 19113 paved the way for Khruahchev's ultimate rlae to No. 1 man ot RuiiBia. Rioting broke out in East Qermany, the cornaUo.n of Queen j Elltabeth was staged In Lontlon, a British team scaled Mt. Everest and Sen. Joaepb, R., Mx~rtby fll Wiscon.sin launChed hear!ngs on !IUbverslve influences In k'overn- • 1 ment. A truce ended the flehting in · Korea. Sen. Taft died. History's worst air diasster kiUed 129 peraoru in Tokyo and the atom spies Jultus and Etbel Ro1enberg were execdted In Sing $Inc Prtaon• Iii 1934 the nation was shocked by the BhOotlna of five eongreumen In tbe. Uouae1 of Repreae.ntatlve• by Puerto Rij:a~!;ftnaUot. '· . . .. 1b~Ji nr.'iR b ll!tli'l Pre1ident Truman. J .. ,:: ... J. EVIING'S That aame year two Pu4iltto Rican fanatics inv•ded Bl~ HouSfl and tried to, auauinate ' !:~~j~~~t~~i~ !II'J·'·· ··~~~ ·;T I~ "J Truman Alllttln-T•,.... Pretldent - El1enbower't ' heart 'r:.>'f' , •1 r ,., I I attack· In 1908 evoked deep GEARY BODv' WORKS :on, I'Jlll'f· 1 ,.,, .. ,, 1;, 1·)1. ' ·(' ? 1 I ll ., IJII < , .> Jo I The U. S. Mlddl- • . ,.,, f.J.~ f . �Harrisonville Social Events (~fanas Explained In 2 Faiths - lr thelt. b¥. Arthvr Lie....._.,..., · ,.....,..AIIhop, EpiiCO,.I Church ; ' · ~Dt,trlbuted by UP I) . What makes the difference between a world in which men. Tile people wllo flnt hoard the words, "To you ts born this d · h· h G d men 1 In dly1D the City of :()aVid a Saviour who is Christ the Lord," rush to tbeir destruction, an a word ~ IC o givea tnew thole words were spoken to them. Christ had come to b'Jpe and happiness? Christ ma·kes the difference becaUR ¥,e _ the Son of God _ " was made flesh and dwelt among us. deliver them. the ord It is Cbri.Bt wbo lights up the All too often they dis~twill t IBw ln passing sentiment, a temporary way which is darkened by human tract our minds from the gr eat of time. Dbave to 1 , our . d ltra1n to bear the meapge, we llOl loot ~7!'-...oi!;teen cent turiel to ll;d,. wbo ....... 1 th he:: uucu anew lD . _ , D e at but He la Dot • PriloDet of tb 1.6 puticular time and 10 ,Plac:e. He born anew UU.. da:r . the rearta of thoiMI who re«ive Him. •·tmas 'l1lil it the great Cbr1.0 _. ..... ,.,...__. out our sin and enter ... born 1n WI Loda:r." Tbil la "', •• . - encouragtng hope IVeD ill mfAt discouraging timet. Wltb I tbt. expectation ... ou t'bril.tmaa observance is onlJ • ~A~ ba: ° ~pea otbn~ ··!MI. "'.."' softening of the h_e art at the ap. peal of what lB called ''The Christmas Spirit. " Gaiety surely belongs to Christmas time. But Christmas is also time or awful solemnity : God haa entered the life ol this world. He is here now, at hand• We are not lett to our own we are not called to create peac~ and good will, but to make the good will and peace oI God our own . So wUI the light or Cbrtstr . 1• shlne forth in our 11 vel!l an d In t .te world's dar..L. nell. selfishneas and greed. It is ChriAt who remains the same while all else secrr.s to change. It it He who gives hope to thou who are confused and discouraged. U is Chri~ .ho is the true joy Christm u ~ joy that came t. vm hea\'.cil to earth the He was born. ~- h0 t h d Th-'flocks 1 shepher~ w Cbriat~as wac e their that fint th mght had littleL. - mth common d WIthe throngs en nv.. 1 w"u 1 an · ell! .ah seek QR y to reve ln I amusements. Yet it was the ahep· TO TREAT CHILDREN d · was herds who round joy. For Jt The Forst Run Baptiat S~~ ay they who found the lnflhl t King School will present the ~btl .en -God Himself with a C'hr islmas treat ~ Jl owmg We ~annot ~nderstand the mean· tbe prayer ~Servu:e at 7:30 P th. on inl of Clirittmas unless we, too. Dec. 23. _ withdraw from the glamor or liaht.B This thlng is out of haqd, folks, lend tinsel, rz:om the exclUng ~· and something ~hould be done r: hange of presents, th~ jayoUJ about it. ' thrill of renewtd greetmgs f~ res~urces· nil~t 1! P€AC€ on €.A R,t;H t~~ • b !c ~ .:· ·; IJiprl®u your IJilt10tiDI' .,., ,. """' ... llllrlw,. ,r,c irafinile '··r: ' C' .l tht jir1t ,. "*,..,., ,_..Oool lroWIII' r~ ~: - !..,f'J he ""'"" Jo f' ~ rri!l~> 11 0 111 end rdway.t. Wlllltl_. lruth which originally . prompted them the mystery of God made man. ~ I We like to think that we are genu.ine1y religious, that we are moved by fa.ith and love. Yet we v!ten hnd it hard to make a choice between the rewards of ume, wbich lie wilbi.n our ,&rup, o~.nd the promises of eternity, 10 .,, " ... ""', • • in our everyday live•. ca~ l,.d Tbe Suu c:U:y School :::lass tau ~h l 1 Mra. Jeah Ebt! r!lb.:J.~h at lh c :_jl, ion Methodltit chul'._ h mt:t on Sw.· day evening at th e hom<! o! Mt~o ' Ebersbach for a Chnstmas par .y. The group went ca rof t ·l ~ throughout the town and tet ULO;!\ to Lbe Ebersbach home l fvr re· 1 fresbments and a gift t:Xl:han:;e. Attending Wtr'tl Do:•na Lish Donna Gillum, Jenny nou~ h . Loh . Ann Rizer, M.ikl! Harbo u r, Mih · Johnsc.n. EddJe ~·M~ou , Rkh.t t, Carr, . Mary Haley, Ca rol Fruth Mary cross, Nan cy Anderso n. Alice Johnaon, Audrey Schuler, .alarilyn Cook, Gary i..Cel• n, UunnJ 1 )[ltchell, Norman Rcy no.ds a•. u f ommy Schwab. I llfe to nee, and 10 ilia painful wlucb He conquered aiD a.ai death. Aa.l yourself, "Am 1 tower of Cb.rist accordina to the pAttern which He baa, deaiPed for me?'' This is the queatiOD wbicll Ati ,of Ull may well put~ 'illtelvea u ·we excnange the grealbp of l.'hriat's season. If we 'want to wish one another a Hap-py t:hriJtmas, we muat reotme l..hrlaLmas to Christ. We must oonfelii c hilit to be God. w e musl open our souls to t he savinS power of God's grace .vtucn oomes to us through ·l:briat who waa born on Christmas day. Fall on your knees today before your Infant God. Ask Him to re· vtve in your memory the truths wh1ch He came to teach. Ask Htm to help you once more to live, even m a sinful world, as the child ol ...rod which yo u became through l>aptism. Wh en, trul,y, we may say Happy Christmas lo one anoth<Jr. · For Lhen we shall have found tbe only lrue source of happiness. · May God atrengthen our fa ith on this ..:hristmas. "For to as many as received Him , He ga ve We power to be made the !iOn s of (';od.'' tr.,_. • 0 ' J• . . e· • at y • w.... 0 enttne _c-.. __ .., .... -... ..................... ............. ""' """"" . wHit .......... ,.... •• "' 4~... ~·Ill•••..., -· .... " ...,.., .... """ t ..... . ·----~------~ -------------~-om_o_r-~~~~17M~I-e~-rt~.Ohfu~:~.~~Wnb=:.:,~.~~= · !~:r~u~.l~~;.9;---- ·-----------------------------------------_SUR4A~~~~ \s on lhal HOly Ni&ht • No e If blessed melllOIJ, may 1M messap of Clrlstmas enter the heerts Df manijnd. May poece and pod I WomenarmCl ub' H 1d5Meet1ng ' • 10 .. ' I ACCIDENT KILLS 14 IVe RAW ALRINDI, India UPI t (l'<JUrt:!"'" persons were killed and 5 otblb injured when a passc n •er bw skidded off a moWllain Q ~oad and fell 200 feet to smash . · ""U W ~ 'CI t •-•• Jgainst a boulder on a river bank u ve. &-uau omm. u w:w their Cbmtmu Nl1t at '""' ' orne lionday. or XIs. Ella OabOrnf . ~tl)'. The home,.. beaut&full:r 'deeonted ir with the Chriltmaa leaaon. the buDne1111 ·aeu4Gn Se· cret were drawn Cor the com· ing ,_. and hostessea were alao D~ » ' md Cluilamaa carola •JXI atl ex· ~ ctlJinO .or candy r'clp~s' .Provided. , : H:~ppyNewYear · the PJWII'Im tor tl'le evemn·t · "'FOllowtnc: refreshm•hts a ~ret · Pal &1ft exchange waa held. At· tendlng were Mrs. El1a Hannum, Mra. Treaa Swain, Mrs .Mrs. Edna Hilzel HalJ , ~EiTAURANT Myers, Mrs. Ina Masur, Mn. ,dargaret Brown , MTil. Lillian'! tckeru. rlil dedicated ' Cla81 HoW. Party Do y wlil be with pllld JIIUfl.' f Ql" eom- Still , we do not belong plete1Y to Christ anJess we tJy, (OJIOW the pathS " ' Ul Hts Qbeeure The next meeti ng Y(iU be at tl'>r home of :~ rs . Pa uline ~yers. ')[rs. Had Haning Sunday were Mn. Steimnetz, Rev and Mn. Earl CowMnL Dana Hanlnr Illude and and Mn. Wilbur C~lemau, Lancaster Mr . aDd Mn. John Gtbaon and childrm of Athens were gueJtJ of Mr. and Mn. Frank Giblon. Mr. cl •• d Mn. Don Gibson of Waverly on relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Ernest Carr went lo Gay, w. va., to aee her father., Albert Morris who 1J W. Marshall MiUer Jr. and ramll:r spe nt last week al their home here. 'Ar. and Mrt. l)avtd Wnda were guests of Mr. artd lin. MarkinJ - -Tr---- :i !rl~nds. la:, w·ll ~not . .' Osborne. Mr. and Mn. Dana Williamaon 'Of Ironton vU1ted recently with Mrs. Gme CUr. Mr and Mrs. LoweU Heit,er ami Mra. Jallll HeitJer are visiting with Mrs Freda Foley i.n Colunibua. Gl.leiU at the home of Mr. and B'r Richard Cardinal Cushlnt Catholic Ar<Chbilhop of &o.ton (Didrlbuted by UPI) . O!'ify' SenUnel, Pomi~y·Middlee<>Jt o , . '• Mrs Mamie Bu ::-~~ '-Y, Haf l}l•' MaJ. u r, Tommy Martin and Ronaleen WESL£Y FRY PlUMBING & Phoae,828Z.J Merry Christmas PARKER'S . ' RACIN! P~ANLNG M!LL ChrU.tmas l'arly """",...,=:~;.~.;~~~~P~h~o=a~e~3~6~4~l;:;;::::;;i~~~~~~j;;~~~==~;;;~~ii ~~":-~,...~.,.,~:,-~ sunUtt y Mason Church taught by The MethodistSchool clas5 or the Mrs. Al ma Turner, met at the church on Wedn esda)·, Dec. 16, for a Christmas party. A gift exchange was he ld and the group sang carol s and played I game.s. Refreshments were served . b1 Mn. Tum.r and :.tu. James Wllll to E-:!die Liah , ·Ginda FoglesonJ: &everly ..carson, Charles Johns011i Pam ROUih, Sally Yeager, Linda Perry, Keith Jonfs, Melody Parrot\ and Sharon Queen. ' ' ' ' I ~ •·· GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANt , . " '·"r BLAETTNAR'S I 110 J;. Main Sl~O<'t POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, 01110 ' Confined Day to tbe llq queptloning ., " ~. '• ... ':/ ., t .~ ' , ,..u-..,... ....................... - t o aiiGt - . ,.., .. to04 wlll""'lloraiiJ • _.. •••• - 111011 ••~~-' •• • ,.........ur_,..IIJ ...,lilt........ ,.,. .. ....... 'nlllr Jteab)o ~·· 9104 Iiiii ...... 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