https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e180aac3d7eeae3df2afe169fdfe1398.pdf eee5a78bfc1099e0dd72111fb10fa229 PDF Text Text 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•••..., -· .... " ...,.., .... 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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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' . ~~~~~ I wfBii ea 8peel.al Noltoea t>l -~~~ l.l.DO. Obl""m. 1M\'d. 8 DA \'! I VO ••. f&JIO .110 SU THE 196 F o sey-F gu w tour marrie hal a,J ays rema n !land il n, a h I ials, h p . p u oirr f re 1 no s STI UR ld lopo 0 Po I m Breod a. • Y ur Dodge meroy, 0 lo Loeal . ,, roy Built Kit lddle fHE UN "'~ " p at!mrdb!~ Univenity Extent- ler •. , Of unllaglon. A -..... Of ..• ! �'' to . P'omero:r·MI,ddlep6rt, .. ' . ~~~~~ I wfBii ea 8peel.al Noltoea t>l -~~~ l.l.DO. Obl""m. 1M\'d. 8 DA \'! I VO ••. f&JIO .110 SU THE 196 F o sey-F gu w tour marrie hal a,J ays rema n !land il n, a h I ials, h p . p u oirr f re 1 no s STI UR ld lopo 0 Po I m Breod a. • Y ur Dodge meroy, 0 lo Loeal . ,, roy Built Kit lddle fHE UN "'~ " p at!mrdb!~ Univenity Extent- ler •. , Of unllaglon. A -..... Of ..• ! �,, • .. • TILIVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Chonn'el 3 G11111iel 3- Sat.or dq Comm•nd 4:00 Performance 4:30 Sallll'4IY 'l'lleoler , &:SO Hunttiti: ·and •P!JhiDJ 0:411 It'• Hommond P,joytlme 11:10 Weatbereut II :1& Nltlwolcll - ----- Chonnei3-~onda) 8:00 News Picturt r .15 Sportl Iloundup "' ~tlol\d e:SO "\'ttel'froilt 7:00 Sl!urdoy Nllht lomboreo 7:30 BqnOnze ' 8:30 Man and tbe Chaltenee 9:00 The Deputy · . •:80 Five ~pn· Low of the PloluJmon tD:30 0:00 MW"' ~ 1 J : Jn ~ e~ttlie'fl'l• lj:ti · Sh~ I Sprtw ia not all that Jackson bu. BiU Slavena and Ed Swingle are two big aharpabootera who keep the preuure off SpriJp. SpriuJ will not win the ~eorina UU, t.bil year but he baa scored mote lban 20 pointl ln two of hil '~' 'liP ott ::._..,.. town if he c::1n come up with a combination to atop tbja powerful .C~peL3. ~. Sunda) )ackson dub. 11 :111 Sign Molt of the Pomeroy fans feel the horaet are on han(\ to do lt. on .· ~1~ •'1'hls idhe !Jie 1.'1:00 'IV ~~ ' ' 1f the cards ju1t will riffle out in tbe ri&bt order neJ.t Jan. G about oUUDII1 mMUy by alap.lu off 8:30 p m. In tbe Junior High gym· reboundl. A a1euure of the overall Jackson naslum. atrea.eth Ia noted in the fact that the leaaue's out.etandinl aop.ho· IDOI'e two yean ago, Barry Wri.ght 01 JaeUon. il ridinl the Mnch thia ,12:30 lndi!"'T·lw.~de ' 12:411! ClllnleJ( ;Oj,. lhe .~ · l:Dq Cllomp!Onohlp BowllD.C, 2:00 FJiru ' •·. ·" 2:15 !iBJUial!ketull: >~::w wo,ritl~ ~hiOi~llhl) ~ · q® 'I111Jie.: I'!"~·~· . ' '- .:.1!9 M"'t.tbe J're~. MUOn. Boys like Hyden, Beckley and Davll have taken over. Hyden, Slnena, Swingle and Sprls:ga are arorlng In the top 20 of the league. SpriJia' average ia at the 18 point ··s-:ijl '.no 8.Dq. llew).i'. ll).,.riloat . . ~~ ·=~= ·~ ." 10:30 WleMta '1ooWJi per aame level. Pomeroy'a Co&ch Russen Moore, ; "'"'"' 11•110 NeWI ...~ makin& hla firat tour In the SEOAL obviously wm be the toast of the I I •..,..,~ 0-C HJC KEN 112 joio.i.'~1-o A Gol4oo a-.) il\.25 l!'ir;ei ... ' ,..,.. ----::--;:-:--;:-:----- .£ T '. ' ' ' ' '. co,..,Ov!Only ' CROW1S STEAK HOUSE 11:110' li:iO 11~ - 2:11f). "-AND THE DISH ltlNAWAYWITH TID ~~· J,•., . l:w1:110 SPOON" l'low....ta,. lUI ...., ....W ', neaJ:,.eUf Wa. Spooao l ._., ,.... lloat I T•l••rcl&laha•t ... ....._.( ·....., wtlll ..... . ••1· ................. . ~, ~ ,'hit •1••c1 wrltoo ...... ...,_. wllh .... -put... • 'Ill. D. mWARDS BoRda ' •'' ~~~ IN HULA ~ HONOLULU UJ!l - Forly·•lllhl 1r11 ftom S3 colleae• compoae the East and Welt &qUildJ, which will meet Jan. 10 In the 14th annual Hula Bowl game. Among the stan are Billy Ca11non of Loulshma State, Riehle Lueaa of Penn State and .Bill Burrell of JlllnoJa. ... ' SIYtNGS I$0011NT h~Kiia ' ...,., '!IJ '" ··. ·i·-·' J8ll can 0118 roofl do·aiiJGii' ' We Pay S% 'hle!el& 011 Your SavfDp QUfle,_.Y~IY: ' ~M,~; 1. a.p.inill 13 ,. SatUrday. 1. ~~~~ 3:110 Cop~r ·BoO() G•"'• I·" 7:110 P....,. Maoon· , l:55 P.M. : 8:55; A.-M. .· !.-.. ... ·A.M- ' 3:s$: P.M. .lz·N.,. 5 P~M. : lqdiq'' : '.·· I 6:Qo ~co P~t. .7:110 l!illd t.d•••- ' •11:: I, ,.· , • ', 1 , ·· .WJ&H ·· tt4~oh ' ' . IOOO·Watts · Wll..l.. ' '"' Wmteci.-ONd at Alho ' . t:JO Have Cun, WJU Travel ''"' loll.' ~<*7 ' • ·llliOD GUIII!llota 10:10 Not For !tiN 11:~ 11 O'cloct N... tl:.o Tbeoier " <t:BO Sip Off YOU · '"":..11:f ~~ KICK Me, nesday Al..VIN' " """ld HO~!!e MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS ot Decem·. ber and June, 1969 Real Ealate Taxes, Also Delinquent tu. Boou clo.te Feb. 1, 1960. The Tax Books are now open for the payment Clyde G. Mlllhone Molp Collllly Treuurer PER : T ON . . . .·,,,, .:.: ' SAVE . I, " • .Y0 ' Now... Lowtst Prictsln Ytan on NEW . ', ' ' · ;tretto.nt f. '.' , \ . I i' THE ., . ,' 1960 ADMI'RAL .· .,.. Tele'fislori• . . i . . ! . ' ' •. .'/.-.-:. :._· ~ , ·_:. . WQW . :- ; .tr, .¥011tt ' ,., ~ '•'' '. . i ' .1 '. ' ' . ..: ' ' '~.. ' ' . 8'EFORE • QEC~ ; 31~r '.' . .. - . Color' i jnd 81ack & ¥,/~; • .,. " ··..;., ... .. ; _,. ·.•. '· s.. . The All New· . ·- TELEVISIONS TODAY 'AT· ' LLIAM$01'f . ' ) , A•soc:IATED -.ato.;· :, .·.,·a~i~Tfi .,,.EViSJOM·:.·, · , ~~ '' '· - ·· ' ' ' . • ' 1 • ~ ···ii ,/''~ \ . • i . ...,. _.~ ' ' "' ' ' ' '· ' .... �,, • .. • TILIVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Chonn'el 3 G11111iel 3- Sat.or dq Comm•nd 4:00 Performance 4:30 Sallll'4IY 'l'lleoler , &:SO Hunttiti: ·and •P!JhiDJ 0:411 It'• Hommond P,joytlme 11:10 Weatbereut II :1& Nltlwolcll - ----- Chonnei3-~onda) 8:00 News Picturt r .15 Sportl Iloundup "' ~tlol\d e:SO "\'ttel'froilt 7:00 Sl!urdoy Nllht lomboreo 7:30 BqnOnze ' 8:30 Man and tbe Chaltenee 9:00 The Deputy · . •:80 Five ~pn· Low of the PloluJmon tD:30 0:00 MW"' ~ 1 J : Jn ~ e~ttlie'fl'l• lj:ti · Sh~ I Sprtw ia not all that Jackson bu. BiU Slavena and Ed Swingle are two big aharpabootera who keep the preuure off SpriJp. SpriuJ will not win the ~eorina UU, t.bil year but he baa scored mote lban 20 pointl ln two of hil '~' 'liP ott ::._..,.. town if he c::1n come up with a combination to atop tbja powerful .C~peL3. ~. Sunda) )ackson dub. 11 :111 Sign Molt of the Pomeroy fans feel the horaet are on han(\ to do lt. on .· ~1~ •'1'hls idhe !Jie 1.'1:00 'IV ~~ ' ' 1f the cards ju1t will riffle out in tbe ri&bt order neJ.t Jan. G about oUUDII1 mMUy by alap.lu off 8:30 p m. In tbe Junior High gym· reboundl. A a1euure of the overall Jackson naslum. atrea.eth Ia noted in the fact that the leaaue's out.etandinl aop.ho· IDOI'e two yean ago, Barry Wri.ght 01 JaeUon. il ridinl the Mnch thia ,12:30 lndi!"'T·lw.~de ' 12:411! ClllnleJ( ;Oj,. lhe .~ · l:Dq Cllomp!Onohlp BowllD.C, 2:00 FJiru ' •·. ·" 2:15 !iBJUial!ketull: >~::w wo,ritl~ ~hiOi~llhl) ~ · q® 'I111Jie.: I'!"~·~· . ' '- .:.1!9 M"'t.tbe J're~. MUOn. Boys like Hyden, Beckley and Davll have taken over. Hyden, Slnena, Swingle and Sprls:ga are arorlng In the top 20 of the league. SpriJia' average ia at the 18 point ··s-:ijl '.no 8.Dq. llew).i'. ll).,.riloat . . ~~ ·=~= ·~ ." 10:30 WleMta '1ooWJi per aame level. Pomeroy'a Co&ch Russen Moore, ; "'"'"' 11•110 NeWI ...~ makin& hla firat tour In the SEOAL obviously wm be the toast of the I I •..,..,~ 0-C HJC KEN 112 joio.i.'~1-o A Gol4oo a-.) il\.25 l!'ir;ei ... ' ,..,.. ----::--;:-:--;:-:----- .£ T '. ' ' ' ' '. co,..,Ov!Only ' CROW1S STEAK HOUSE 11:110' li:iO 11~ - 2:11f). "-AND THE DISH ltlNAWAYWITH TID ~~· J,•., . l:w1:110 SPOON" l'low....ta,. lUI ...., ....W ', neaJ:,.eUf Wa. Spooao l ._., ,.... lloat I T•l••rcl&laha•t ... ....._.( ·....., wtlll ..... . ••1· ................. . ~, ~ ,'hit •1••c1 wrltoo ...... ...,_. wllh .... -put... • 'Ill. D. mWARDS BoRda ' •'' ~~~ IN HULA ~ HONOLULU UJ!l - Forly·•lllhl 1r11 ftom S3 colleae• compoae the East and Welt &qUildJ, which will meet Jan. 10 In the 14th annual Hula Bowl game. Among the stan are Billy Ca11non of Loulshma State, Riehle Lueaa of Penn State and .Bill Burrell of JlllnoJa. ... ' SIYtNGS I$0011NT h~Kiia ' ...,., '!IJ '" ··. ·i·-·' J8ll can 0118 roofl do·aiiJGii' ' We Pay S% 'hle!el& 011 Your SavfDp QUfle,_.Y~IY: ' ~M,~; 1. a.p.inill 13 ,. SatUrday. 1. ~~~~ 3:110 Cop~r ·BoO() G•"'• I·" 7:110 P....,. Maoon· , l:55 P.M. : 8:55; A.-M. .· !.-.. ... ·A.M- ' 3:s$: P.M. .lz·N.,. 5 P~M. : lqdiq'' : '.·· I 6:Qo ~co P~t. .7:110 l!illd t.d•••- ' •11:: I, ,.· , • ', 1 , ·· .WJ&H ·· tt4~oh ' ' . IOOO·Watts · Wll..l.. ' '"' Wmteci.-ONd at Alho ' . t:JO Have Cun, WJU Travel ''"' loll.' ~<*7 ' • ·llliOD GUIII!llota 10:10 Not For !tiN 11:~ 11 O'cloct N... tl:.o Tbeoier " <t:BO Sip Off YOU · '"":..11:f ~~ KICK Me, nesday Al..VIN' " """ld HO~!!e MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS ot Decem·. ber and June, 1969 Real Ealate Taxes, Also Delinquent tu. Boou clo.te Feb. 1, 1960. The Tax Books are now open for the payment Clyde G. Mlllhone Molp Collllly Treuurer PER : T ON . . . .·,,,, .:.: ' SAVE . I, " • .Y0 ' Now... Lowtst Prictsln Ytan on NEW . ', ' ' · ;tretto.nt f. '.' , \ . I i' THE ., . ,' 1960 ADMI'RAL .· .,.. Tele'fislori• . . i . . ! . ' ' •. .'/.-.-:. :._· ~ , ·_:. . WQW . :- ; .tr, .¥011tt ' ,., ~ '•'' '. . i ' .1 '. ' ' . ..: ' ' '~.. ' ' . 8'EFORE • QEC~ ; 31~r '.' . .. - . Color' i jnd 81ack & ¥,/~; • .,. " ··..;., ... .. ; _,. ·.•. '· s.. . The All New· . ·- TELEVISIONS TODAY 'AT· ' LLIAM$01'f . ' ) , A•soc:IATED -.ato.;· :, .·.,·a~i~Tfi .,,.EViSJOM·:.·, · , ~~ '' '· - ·· ' ' ' . • ' 1 • ~ ···ii ,/''~ \ . • i . ...,. _.~ ' ' "' ' ' ' '· ' .... �·~· .. ···· • ··· ··. · ···~· ' right ....... David of Middleport ~ Friday """""' lllter vi· altmc with fJullr oblldren over evadnc they .u~toc~ I 80'll aDd · lamlly, llr. 111d lin. Ottle KDnk· rilbt and alao with uother .on, Eudell. 'Ibey weu.t to tlhe home of tbetr daUjflbter .... ber lamll>' Mr. IDd ~ John Loc:kwood at Jemeelown lor 011-.. dill'. I . ;~~h ( AGAIN TRADE NOW "Better Buy Bargains" 1958 ENGLISH FORD · .. · · .. · $1195 Anglla Prefect 2 Door Deluxe Sedan. Very low mtteage. 4 cylinder economy at it.s highest. Like new. 1954 FORD VB · · · · · · · ·· · · ·· · · · · · · · · · $695 2 Door Cuslomline Sedan. Like new finish. 1959 PONTIAC VB · · .. .. · $2,795 2 Door Hard Top. Only ll1150 actual miles. HydramaUc. 1\adio and healer. Power orakes. Almost like the day It was sold. 1959BUICK VB · · · · · .. $2,795 2 Ooor Sedan. Power steering. Turbine drive. Owned by local busjness man. Extra nit-e. 1956 PONTIAC V8 · · · 2 Door Sedan. Hydramatic drive. Extra clean. 4 Door Sedan . Original black finish like new . Hydrama· tic drive. ' ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · $1 095 1'955 BUICK V8 2 Door Hard Top . Like new red and while fh\ish. flow drive. tiy· na· 1955 .UICK V8 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · $995 2 Door Sedan. Spotless original finish. Dynaflow drive. ltlanu M-e OPEN UNTIL 7:30 !liON. THRU SAT. BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY, OHIO SAVE i · C dl I' h S • H ld Ch tlstmas an e 19 t erviCe e I apeod Christmas wtlh Mrs. Koeh· ler's ~later in _Crooks'Yille. . Cbnatmas dinner guests wLth i .MJ:· and Mrs: Paul Haptonstall ~nd children, E<hth and Billy, were :.ir. · Haptonstall'a mother, Mrs. Blanche HaptonstaU and Mrs Haptonstall's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert •, --....._ WV ~ .$ . , e PANTt H~IHID ' PUILIY, • ......,. UPI- ~ .....,.._ ' ll0ctrklt7 ....... Nhl ........... fllurlnl • ,..., faiiVNI to IOn'l]ll•ln "''ve preiMCI . -.Jq' of niy trwMn, tt.w lontt .:. ...,.,. I can flnllh 1M ottt.r." . . Pomeroy-Mlddleport. Ollkt, Monday, December 28, 1959 · VOL XI NO. 215 C..L Q ED , . Fr9m Dec. Z4lh . To Jan. 4th Except F~ .. nttne "\ A~therOneAiready? WILL II·. E '· · ( • . Host·To World Youth • . Emeta:~~ey c~ : WilLI$ ANTHONY, . ·~ PLUMBING lo R~. G · .u. .. ~ · ' Phone W1..J :·7--:-r~· . u.r ' ' Sharp. ~- and Mrs. Joe. Young Jr. and ch1l~r~n o_f Woadsfaeld came today b v1s1t wJtb Mr. and Mrs. Cba~leiii I ··a .Bradbury and other relalJVes in .the coun~y. . . rtJ ;;s Marilyn Sue Knight 1s here tc &pend the hotiday~ with ~er par- 1 l lnhl,_ Mr .. and Mrs. Earl Kmght. lhss Sally Schaaf went to Col· umbua Thun;day to spend Christmas W\th her brother·Jn·law and si1ter, Mr. and Mn. Richard Koch·1 ler. · 1 Vera Covet·t, ~tudent at Rio I " IG~ande, ia speml1.Jg b.er vacaUon Wlth her parents. ~r. and Mrs. Ernest Covert and fJ_rn~ly . , . .·- . , ?t!r and Mrs. Wli~~~ .. l ,{Jt _. ·!"' 1 an~ daugb.te,r,daoe.~ba~•. 1uf . ·;:.-·:·_ll· ~ I co~.ue, came o y .... VJSI wn:1 :. ~r·l ·and Mrs Charles Asa Bradbury a 1d other r~latives. · I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers of 1 Woodsvillr came Thursday to sped · Christmas wltb her parent&. Mr.l1 and Mrs. Ch.a rles Bennett and daughter, MnJ.ne, of Columbus wh? i came early tbas week for the hobdays. I Jock Werner, who Is •mployed In cam~ Porkers burg, Thursday lo spend Chriiltmas w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs. G. G. Werner. ' ' . . asa-.filrsaceoatttfor ,.,...· elu1dren toda7. . .. . . · ., ' Open . 3% lnleresl Plld On Sa'rlllg• TJle FARMERS' . ,K. . .. .BAN , ·. ' d s 4 ·c '·. .··.y?·".: an aVIDUS . . om'pa.u · ~ r . l). . . j·' 1 N~:i:~w~"l~~~k~e~!"~·:·tR~,~~~~"1~~hj~~"~:!;e~ll1:::::~;;·~-M~em~be~r~§§~~~~~~~:ya:t.in~ em~r Fedet111 Col')!Ql'aAob ·· ~~;~.,., · ' · ·- s139 WORTH Fo·r S99 I ' Compl~te 6 pc. SERTA en; NOTICE Tlte I s A v I HOLLYWOOD ENSEMBLE o....,e NEWElL'S GARAGE SPICIAL SAl J Seve_ 5 % .~OFF SALE IJ ~ke . 5~0FF .n ! CHAIRS- $16.95 to $54.95 UUKS- , PrJce $2¥.'1~ to $)4.95 OFF BUY ON CONVENIENT TERMS,! E !. KITCHEN CABINETS I. CEILING TILE 4! STORM WINDOWS 5. STORM DOORS I ., ;;,- Fouf employee, ot ,the Planese · · 'cla.emicll Company'l plant ·at f' .Point Plea,.nt were re~n._.y cUed tot tbetr y;e•n or service with 1 PLASTIC OR CERtMIC TILE ON KITCHEN Oil.BATH 7. INSTALL FACTORY PREFINISHED PLYWALL •• ADiilTIONAL ROOM ~ ·. SUPI>.LY · .. . . ·Four Celanese ·~mploy¢s Cited ·f.or Strvice . •• 6ZZO Sauer and Don Roach. . I Mrs Lewts Koehler and daughter Betty left _Thursd~ evening to I SNflflestlo... '· I Legionaires visiting at the homes Christmas Eve were Henry Clat· worthy, Paul Greenlee, Rodney 8y FR&DDII HOUDASHILY en· R~ad, bonor_in& he.r bJ"otlfer, : Rill :M1gbt., on b11 birthdav . 1 , Present wenf'Mr. ~U~d Mn. lllcht and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Rw\lfield of Rutland and Mr and :(h. Buek. \liddleport Post v :am. Cbarl~ JBuik tert.iintd with 1 noon lunt!heQR oa Thursdl.)' at lt!.eJr bome, Rutland I .. . 'WeT with ca'rol dna;ing mterspersed be· h h - -h · 1end tuiuta of her Mrs 1 tween eath roading. · ' c urc by t e center aisle. ~titer Addle Grueser. • Specilll mUSic was presented for BYF m~mbers ln_the processiOnalJ A2C Clarence William Andie • the program by Carolyn Wilaon Wt're (;urolyn curry and Clyclla : left Tuesday for bia base, Qu!~ plHyinli the chimes. Taylor. set Pctnt, R. I.. after a 'Yhdt with A reading_ on Chrhot_mas celebraLeaders for the young people Ire hi1 'Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar· tiona wa~ gaven •bY Dta~a Stumb_o Mr. and' Mrs. Richard Hovatter and 1ence Andrews and family, He after wh1ch ~he laper hghten lit Mrs. Warren J£ulh\1rt who was in 1wllJ leave soon for San Juan theb: candles .from the Ill tar. and charge of the liervice on Christmas whve he will be atationed for then· in turn hghted tho11e o€ the Eve. tb~e month1. con1rea:ation. Taper llg,hters wc~e · Mr. and Mrs. t!Jarence Andrews Pete Werner. Bo H~lburl. David 1 Wednesday evening the young and children, James, Mary Allee · Annal and Dick B~dlm.er. 1 ~£ople tnt'L at the church to prac· and Susie and Bill Erv\p of Aih1 Following the hghtmg of the lice for Lhc service and later lfP,t were Chrtatm11 dinner candles the hymn "Silent Night" . to the Jloy Scout Cabin in {.'helltr wu sung .by the congregation with fc¥ a Chri~>lnH&8 party. Rev. Warren Uulburt giving lhc , dedication pnyer and aho the benediction . Neut~linga Entertain NeweU WUI Be ID .M.r~. Gerald A:nthony was urgan · Mr. and ..\irs. Rolland Neutzling ist for the serv1ce and plllycd f_nr entertained with o dinner at their the proeeulonP 1 when those partLC· I home on Anne-Ill, Christm11s. 1 STARTING ipatlng In the 3ervlce ent~rcd th GuMts were A2C and Mn. Jercy Davis D&nd &on. On~.aria, Canada; I' Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkinl! Lin· ~onday,Dec.21st ~:O.st~r; :1Irs. Addie Grueser, \vyiUs D~v1s and son, Ontario, Canada, MtSi s,ara~ Phlllipa ill of Pomeroy. Callmg In the evening were Mr. Chotter, Ohl•· and l'lrs. William Grueser. 5% DISCOUNT ON ALL MATERIAL USED BY OUR MEN ON REMOolLING and REPAIRS ·:v.ALLf.Y LUMBER and Mr. and 1and Church Of8Middlebort was hheld Thursdab evening with the an amlly. . rs " The Baptist Mrd. French HUndley · Christmas F f t Candlellght · .service of the First . Mrs. o. Mrs. B. Elberfeld wal the wJth her parents. IMr. and Mrs. L. ! Semar-Ht Y o ~ churc .m ch&rg~ oft e service. Christmu dinner eueet or Mr w. Walter and other relati'Yes. The call to wor~hlp w.as given by J~m Hood which was folp . and MtB. w. A. Gibbl and 1001 • __ , _ _ _ _._.l.owed by prayer m uruson . Tht; scnptures (or tJte eventng J Mr. and Mra. R. a. wUklns of were read.·br Ja~et Baker, Bermce Mullens and Dora McKee· r.nceeter 1re tbtl h~H~ ~k· · I. INSTALL VINYL FLOOR TILE E Mr and Mrt Jack Kennedy left 1Cllrl;tm88 mo~niJii lor Columblll · A B · Ch h the hollday weekend Th Ur$dOY EVenlnQ t 0pt15t Ur( '·towithspend her sister and brotber·inlaw SPECIAL : v M I Ohlo Around And About Mj ddJ ""pOrt Cool· l DURING January and February s ;::,::. 14arkln Herbert Dixon and family. Mr. and Mn. John R. Weeks and son of Reynoldsbura: are the gue1tt of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeb and Mrs. Her· inan Scboll Cbrlatma; dinner guests of Mr. and Mftl. Eldon Weeks were Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks and •on and Mrs. Herman sdtoll. Mr and M.nl Jed Webster Jr . · Mr. and Mrs. Lee;> R. Story, Pom~roy, Route 2 announce the were. dinner tu'esta ol bls moth~ engagement of 1he1r daughter Jamce to Charles Lochary, son 1 Mrs. Jed Webster St., Chriltmas of:Mr. and Mrs. W. P. LOchary, 114 HJgh Street! Pomeroy. night. Miss Story is a graduate of Pomeroy HJgh School and was Mrs. Therton Obllnter of WMt gra<luated from Ohio University in June with a degree in J Carrolltown . 11 the guelt of ber hc;t_.ne' economics education. While at Ohio University she was 1 si&ter, · Mrs. c. E. Neue, Webe pi'esident .of Sigma Kappa social sorority; of Ph1 Upsilon · Terrace. Omicron home economics professional fraternity· and a mem. Mr. and Mra. Charles Buck and ' •·- B d · ' ho ' Mr. and ·Mrt. Cbtrlel Burt and 1 ber o f Moruw oar , semor women s notary. son H ld nd d ht M Also a graduate of Pomeroy. High Sch~ol, Mr. Lochary re- 1 jorie ~r:re a_<!~!. rrdinna; ceived his BS degree from Ohto University where he was a gue 1 ts of Mr and Mn Fnnk member of Delta Tau Delta social fraternity. He then served Bttck. · . ' three years in the United States Air Force and is presently at Mrs. Georgia Willltnt~on left Univer&ity where he is working for a· Masters Degree in Wednesday by plane for Harris· management. . . T bur,, Pa., for a visit with bu The wedding will be an eveni of early summer. . de son and daughter·tn·law, Mr. and '---- ' - - ·-·--_..LMrs. Earl Williamson and tamUy. $1,295 1955 OlDSMOBILE V8 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $995 .~J . r. ••d llr~ I. E. D. Hartln(er were Christmas .,.. ~·ells of u - .... n -.... .B Hartinger, Middleport Mr. and Mn. Roy EvaDI aad family returned to their boat at Canal Winr.hester, toUr aftlr an overnight valit wt~ btr ..,.u. Mr. and Mn. ltOlliD Be1f1iL 1 Mr. aDd Mn. . . . Watlea feturn~ homl~ .aftW B tftl'· night vtalt .... ~ 11 eol· · umbu&. Mn.1 Cl~rt Clruler and Mra. wnma: Stobart were Christmu dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. · We're GeHing New BUICK$ and PONTIAC$ t' I I I t MIP Du:te Sewell of Mmetti 11 Nobn Lunef,eon .. I Rev. and Mrw. llaymol1 Konk· 'l'buJwdo-y Legion Post Serves Treats T0 County Wards .,. U~tLLI HAWKINS tbe e:uest of Iter grapdparents, Mr. •nd Mn. Clarence 5 UlTier [Mr. and Mn. Charles Warner. • and so Delroll Mi~ p th Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton and' Lale Thul'$day afternoon mem~f Mr and M.n. ~ Dui ehlldren, Millie and Bobby of Cof.. ben> of Feeney-Bennett Post, ~er other rel.tive8. umbus were Thunday g ue~ts - of 1c 1n Legion of Mi.ddleport vltlted Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Le1fhelt and 1 <1 l th e County Jnf1rmary and alao i wnh the child ren at the Children '• Mrs. R. A. Pullena at Colambua aon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier : Home. arrived today to 1peU tbl 1t'eek end at ber home in the TeDI and r.on of Detroit, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen DiU were Christ· Treats, fur~ushEd by the Mer· ! communit:r. mu dinner guests of Mr ... and Mn. ch; nts AssocJaLiun. were. taken. to Mr. and .lfn. Don PuJl1nl aud Charles Wildermuth. lilo,h pl aces and also f~tut furmsh · family of Columbus were Cbr1Jt.~d by the Evans Grocery and the mas s:uestl o1 Mr. and Kra. WW· - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Lr.gion . A:-; a special surprise a lam Radford aad :famlb', gill of a silver dollar was given Mr. and Mn. G. T. C&rletoa to each one at the county home spent ChrJitmu Ia Partenbate . anc! the children's home from the Return From Vult in Sprlngfrleld wl.tb their EuJ:ene Wttbee; Xiu carol U.arha. llr. aod llrl. Cbarleo E•· kew and Mi .. Ellrede Mater wm Christmas day callel's at the home of Mr. and Mr.. Clarenee Andrews .. CIIIJClCU FOR tODAY 11--;-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., ~· 2&, 196Q ·, Mr. and Mrs. CIJ'do Andren Mal'nly· About ' People In Pomeroy - .. . eNGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Clluistmu. -. ., ' '' ... compooy.'· . , , , we~ s. s." Je~le1, H. ' · . E. J. Caro~. and H. 1 ' ' Industrial Technicjjm~hool Registration Op.e.ns Tonight lfor Classes In Point. RegistraU6n for the second quatt•l r 0{ the Ma50n County . Industrial Technicians School wfil oo,gin today, Walden lloush, 1 Coqnly Superbifelident, said. . 1 ·· · · Roqsh said l'!!gislralion would l>ejgin at 7:30 p.m. at the I Point Pleasant Senior H1gh SchooL ·I . 010 I ' Ohio on on '111e tint aehnotof .Its type m Pleas J nt Semor HJgh SchooL -Both iD w-e•t V.,t\Jli,, tp.e IndWJtrial Tfth· I ~'IJ 11 courses .be. of!~4 nielan' Trahdftl School Is designed dtitlD1: the second quatttr, liOUsfi' ~ produ~. procesa 1contf?l. techni· . said, !in. ch~rl!ittry, physi,e,s. ,q ..lhd · cialUI and ehemical teehniCJana for 1comrraumcation skills, tecbnieal trldusqy; . typin il. a"(!d ·, mecliinicill oal~· : Rnt!ih .aid 61 certiticatrs' wr:ftll tjon.S.t In arlttition, A new eo:tn"s'P. in isrJ~'!l:i~1~~· iasaed ;~ to ,tudents succesSfully basie,' sketchin8 will be , added tb 1 ~ ·c~!ft. ple~ina: t ftrat quarter courses. i tbe •-curriculum for &be ~nd 1be aeboot oper•tes on a four· 1 quartler. ~ · • · ' ~AA,W.·,·~ ' ~ ~~ Uli .ro.~~ I . 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