https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b153b5cde900b8fc11af0588e94e0dd5.pdf 04a41ec5d89bc1b050718d02b2458dec PDF Text Text , I Sh ower / s G ,v . en For Cou ple At • • H,11 Residence I "'"" "'" Miss M idam !'osier Floyd ' ' Re rt Re airs M ai nly Abou t po p plete Co d At m peo pI e I n Heath Church , p om ero y ' Th� Of fl(•,t• �('J� 1 d of H e a ' h ' n,.� · . K e nru, Huse l l , " '" L uc, lle N orn,. '"" Sue H am, Mr,, O.rt Hunt, M rs. MarjacPI Gloedmoc " '" Joye, G lo,ck ner. Melvll'I Howa.rd. Mrs F.lla ft-Daily Sentinel, Pom•roy-Middlepurt, 0 , Der 1 2 , 1 960 [ Bend Radio Club . II Has Fam,.l,es I As Its Gue sts Around And Abou t Middleport I • •• I 8t1ptu rrwl Rite• Gifts Brought I G "'"" , 2 ClI I'Idren At F or Ch,ldren Baptismal se,vice, we,e held • • Sunday mo miJ 1g a l th H t' a t h Bacon e M1ssr on C1l tit n Ra-, Buy Mercltandue A>- m,�1 etl;mr11u� showPr w a I! e Mr. an.d Mrt. , Jop F'a l k ner O( The Pomeroy n· ,x:nd \!r ;mtl !\fr� 1 T 'i.!r( l a m of Met h 001.� ! ( ·1 n1• 1 I' iHrS Or a H I II ,1 rf. ctt' H tI I . " i dcII epo1 t • ,1 · i;iven m hunm ot R ita a nd George ' M, M l • •-• ·1 I M ddl e1..1ruul.6 urr I eport Ior Ch , · · Yed a Christmas pa r . ' . Ruth Ann Htll • Mrs U'Ora Ymml,! l,;111t·n�t"' \ii•rr 11 •·1 • k�nd /ll.lf',t-" mel Sunrt,1 v ('\ r,·n i nL: >w it h I,. W . Columbu:s sl)E'nt thE' weekend wt"th dio Club en JO \ ll<Irew C ros.!> \!bert 1 1 1 11 h \, •t 1• l · !s ' , som of The Junior group oJ the B, F Carter {;' Kim and Fr nch ) • . . Mrs Falkner' 11 mother · Mrs . M ar- ty at the Rocksprings Grange . -.,, i,;1 . · i 01 . r l a . . " · . vt>s Mc<.:om a.� m di,u i-:r M r M cComni m ll M ,m, M ' an� M n, O av id l l ll l . I t w a,; held Mr . and Mrs. .J erry 1h11. hime� , · ' Mr and Mrs . Euge ne French of of the f'Lrst Bapt,st Church, M1dH a II Fr I' day . December 9 th a Chtid s f l h i W at the homf' ,,I Mrs Florem:c ftay and Clare nce Hill. M r and M r ,md \. Ir, \� l l i, Be� r s u as w ets al .-.u !lw ,Jev ol ional leader lh idd epo gifls lo lM. sent l brought , Konk port e M, Rev. Raymon I 1� ' • dl T Mrs Andrew CJoss , Eddie and Portsmuu th. Va. <m ived Sunday, and t,;aH the Chn,;lmas story Roy G , H�leston of �ew M at- / fami ies as gu�ts · l r Hill on Friday, Dei:em ber 2 _ ght, pastor of e childr to rt church the con• al the M u r r o w the . · aul Mr . and M r!'i. David 111! 1 and t·alled by the flealh of his brother- from 1 he Biblt• · gim · amoras ia here with h11 daugh- A short b wnness meeting was , ducting tlie serv; re · v 1e - · a A rnott '."'88 m charge I P• . Home ut Ba<"one Mission f1dd to ,' • in-law. Cla ir Sr>e ncer . h�r· Mrs. D o n a I d Boone an held . W• ilh p resident Harry Miller oI t he garnet. pnz.es were won P r y of Ra._ i ne · the ir Chnstmas pa,ty held last · · · · e , et.l t h rt on e repo · i daughter, Jeannie while R e v. , presid ing. Mem be rs went to the Also �ming the chur c·h d urmg Fridav ev ening at the church. Mr . and M rs. l,oren Ca v erlee of I Jade Be< htl liy Kat_hr)"n Hill . and Eula Wolfe . 1 Mr. and Mri . Tom Reynolds and W Va were weekl'n-t j r('('ent l y <"Omp le l t:J !"epam1 to the Boone is hosp ita lized al Meigs dining room where refreshments lhe service were Mr. and Mrs H t 1' gt �r pnze w ai won by L e O r a T ommy of Marmet . W . Va , Mr u�: ; ;"M · A � z C st and chur C' h roof and ne� �te ps for the e were served from a table decor- Leo Smith . Mr. and Mrs Alfred Games were played and rel n o u er rs g 1 0 G neral . \oung. , . and M rs. Johnny Fry and Jud�· t h el of parnhng �Jso parsonage. Ice , .:ited with greenery and red can• I Scarberr::, Mrs. Robert B y e r, freshmenls of decorated other relatives Attendmg the shower _ w e r e f o New Ha ve n. W. Va . Mr .i ncl . AT2 James Russe ll M ills left i dles. Othe r decorations included Mrs. R. C. Wise and Newman cream .slices and cake and kool• M s Lo _e St 1•nb a ue r a n d l parsonage ga rage l \lrs. Orpha H� ll , Mrs. l ...olS Mrs H e len Casto Jr. and 1.ur ky M ; last railing airs 10 th e church l wee� for_ his p05I. at � Di- '. a Christmas tree and mantel der- Burdel tP �; ee: of Columhus l Re M aid were served at conclusion of Oo rot is p Hi , Mrs. Inez Er . �In. ma \� . ' and t; reg ol Evans . W Va M r� . eel S t d a c a lled by I h e and the sidt> walks and cleaning of ego, Cah forma where he will be or,tions. the evening. M rs. Donna Hi l l , M rs. Pauh�e Blan h Yl'ager Mr and M r .� c , . or �h��r ;i ster . Mrs. Pea rl a r , :,,11 of the wall were also [ associated with the Vaw �uad. , . H ill and Max, Mrs. Marge ry Hill Cla ranee Y eager and Slwron a nd . Attendmg the party were Steph. g ti meeting ron at North Island followmg a Al tend rng were Mr . and M r Two Co uplea A ttend d i us·sed Durm e y Sl:ml . .\hss Nadine Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Webaine Pullen M arilyn Stumbo, Ellt Beverly of Letart • w · Va , Mr s _ . . . M M sc were / leave here with hi.s parents· ·Mr· M iller , Mr. and Mrs Jed I!, . , ica ns ll nt,on n�..1 · Virgil lbll. Mrs. Varum, Mrs Dallas Yeai, er and M rs. Cha rles M r. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe of r. .and rs. H . E eoo Mr. David and G ster, Mrs. oor DUUllner, us1e Morns, · Nor ood h o ;·men nf t h e and Mrs, Russell M ills. Mills ad . , ch a u . s Clau<l1. a S.h.ieId �M r, and M rs. Jarnes Cl aIwor• l appom l ed as . e F: ula Wolfe_, "MLS I ' Yeager of Ma son , W. Va . Mrs H 1 ma Stewa rt , Davt'd a me were Sunday eve nmg din• greeters rommittee for January, been stationed at McGuire A l r1 wm and ch iI ctren, Mr._ and Mrs. _1gman, AnI thy of Pomeriy and Mr. and Mrs _ Mrs. Carne Nease, Mrs. Came Jim Diehl of Pome roy j d)' Layman and David Boggess. ner guest..s of h e r parcnls , Mr. 1 Feb ru a ry and M ar h base w i t h the navy before his l W ayne Zurcher and children , Mr. Allen H u of M 1"ddlepor � 8t• '1pi H h Roush · Mrs. P aul Manuel . Miss 1 Those who sent g.ift.s · hut were . url Boggess and M r s. and M rs. Harold Will and chil• and Mrs Eldon Kraeut e r <1 n d lt was announce� bY the oft"l· I leave · . I tended the g ms � tal la1 ion of olf1cers 1 T · rs . J 0hn /1. rnott ' unable to attend we re M rs J'\�i l- ,l V�ra ��1�• M Sta r . �ht ill! owa Morning ony en, H d F 8 e rs, r en ' cir d M II JI u 0 w l.er• counselors 0f t h e dau r 0 . 1 se rvices on Christ• M iss Vu-gm1a and I.ms A r n o t t . dred Chapman, Mrs. Jane H i l l, Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and daugh- dal board that l Becky Fultz . daughter o l Mr. I Pomeroy : Mr. and Mrs. T h e o of Utica Chapter OES Saturday ! group, assisted, mas Sunday wou d be held at the evening· Mrs, Mayme Mallory and Lynn. - -[ ----lers , Leda M ae and Roberta we re 1 regul a r hours as on o her Sun- ' and Mrs, Bernard Fultz w as re- N"'utzl ing and daughter, J i m' l · · t ed I la t Friday f r o m urn iome 5 .s t ington . Hun in visitors N�utzlmg. and 11s e M d ' r s. Mr busin E�war Utictt Ch a�ter · :s the home Chap1 . . day . . HEARS TRIO Holzer Ho�pilal where she has Stiles ond d aughter all o( Middle- ter of Wilham W. Va. and Galliµo lis Saturday. I MEIGS THEAT RE Dunlap, worthy _____ ys ver pati a be l e e nt d n a u for se . port ; Mr and Mr!!o..llarold Hy- grand matron, who served as the Mr. and Mrs. Benlz Wolfe v isPomeroy, Ohio Miss Jackie Adams, a junior Diana S_tumbo, studenl at Mt. I sell and sons ol Rutl,1�d,_ Eugene instal ing officer. ay in Plants with his Saturd ited Sunday, l t h e at Ohlo �niver sity spent , the u green. t 60 E n. joy Abo & l'ed TUES. Brown, TONIGH T end State Busrness college at _ Par �- 1 Hart, Mr. and M rs. Wilham Fol- group went to Mt. Vernon. where,1 • ., sist e rs, M isses Ida and August.a • weekend m Jacksontown with "THE UN FORGIVE N" er�burg s�nt the weekend m Rio· mer and family of New Haven, me�bers attended the a n n u a 1 Miss Judy Dinn er .W idt Orlon pile car tabs. Wolfe and brother Gro ver. Waters, The girls atTechni color 1 Ap ro mately 00 en r ns so Grande w ith Becky Leo?ar� . p :u . pe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck vis- 1 . W. Va, Mr and Mrs. J a m e s Christmas party at the Eastern tended the persona] appearance Burt Lancaster and . , the Bob ayes of Californ a 15 1 A udrey Hepburn � il ed Saturday in Rutland w i t h 1 Joyed a turkey dmner, whe� _ i VIS· Johnson and family of Mason. star Home. ! of the Kingston Trio in Columbus. . _ , ! Homebu lders s of the m e mber t , nd rents, Mr. a tmg with his pa A l.!!o Coloreartoons Mr and Mrs. :Ben .Might, _ . Sunda y School cl ass of the Long Mrs. Arnold Hayes. Bob who was Also attendmg were Miss Bar- ••..•••11111111•111CCIC......'l....._.........,---.www • W•dnesd•r •nd Thur•. "THF. GALLANT HOUIIS" Bottom chure hes and their fo� i• seriously in j ufed in an a utomo- bara Bl_a tl and Terry Ferguson TO ATTE ND PARTY J.imes Cagney As li The Ladies Auxili.ary o[ Racine es m et las� Saturday evemng bile accident this summer is re- 1 of Huntmgton. W. Va, who were MIDDL EPORT Admiral Halse y en . , guests. Post No. 602 pl ans to attend the I at the Method1st church basem � , cover ing. Also Colorcurtoom1 · . a short bus1• 1 dinner the After , v bu1.hday party .ut et e rans Hos- 1 e FR I DAY NOT OPEN . h e Mr�. Frank Wilson and Mrs E meet g was hel e SATU RDAY pilal in Chillicothe: Thu ,sday D_ec _m � ' _i M. Blake apent F ,iday in Col�- 1 e res1 denl, Davi d a s. 'TWELVE HOURS TO KILL' have a store full of wonderful Christmas gifts for 15 · Membe rs t a kr ng or sendmg ' rn: p r , bus. Nito M l nardo6 and c,kes may leave them a_t t h e Ronald o�borne <·onducted deeveryone on your list, Mr , anci Mrs. George H ackett, Middleport, Ohio Barbara Ed e n �ome ?f Mn. _Edward Simpson votional services which included Jr., returned over the weekend "ROOKIES" In Racme, startmg from there .ut I1 talks by the ministers or t h ,e from Florida where they attended Tommy Noonan and NOW SHOWING ro 10 a . m --==-- -C CC'C'C'- l churches, Rev. F�eeland Norris the Square dance institute in Mi Pele M1m,hall - 1 The Baptist Youth Fellowship e Sund1y, Mon. and TuH. 1 Mr . .u nd Mrs. William M i l l e r . l and Rev. J. P . Miller. ami. , groups of the Middleport F i r s t DEC. 1 '·19,20 Myrt le _ Damewood was chos• Judy Bing, student at OU spent Rev. and M n•. Casto, Mr. and H "THE STORY OF' UTH " Baptist Church entertained Sun­ Mrs. Eli.a Birch , Mr. and M r s . en d�votmnal leader for the nexl , t h e weekend with her grand· day evening Technicolor with a paMy for the ! w _ ] mother, Mrs. J. K.. Smith , Sr. youth Bob Birch . Miss Leanna Brewer , meet mg St u.art W h i tman .. nd groups of the 0u,., <":hurch- ! � ____ Peggy Wood Mrs. Blai r Carver, Mrs. B e 1· 1 ; I L. W. McComas visited over es of the town. Tony Curli11, Dean Martin Ali;o Colorcartoom Grimm, Mrs. Earl Shank. Mrs. I The first bridge acro11s the Ar· the weekend with hla molher,in and Jan e t Le igh Running Time 2h llrs. Box : The youth met in lh'- church I llichard Roush, and Mr. and Mrs. I k1.msas River w as completed at Columbus. Office C:.:lo1es 6 : 30 p. m . Little Rock in 1873. M a1 rc Fultz , small son or M r . basement at 6 p. m. for a get-ac• · Richard Young and J. T, -- -· and M rs. John Fultz i& ill at his I of the church at 6 for a get-ac- 1 Toys, Furniture 1 Dt:aperies, Blankets, Luggage, , qualnted period and joined l h el home with mumps. Womens and girls Ready to Wear. Jackie Kaurt is absent f r o m · church congregation In the sane-: school U1ls week because or tuary for the showing of the lllm, 1 "The Bible, How It Camtt to Us." mumps. ll'ollowing the film the group returned to the basement f o r 1 fellowship and refreshments. Sing! Marietta Woman I Mens and Boys Wear, Houseware,, Cosmetics, Ko­ ing of Christmas carols was enPmtor Pinchhitl , joyed by the group with � a r I ! daks, Womens and Children, Underwear and night­ Guest speaker at the Middle· wear and RCA Television, Record Players and Ra­ port First Baptist Church Sunday Smith as .IM.d �r. Mrs, R ichard : / Vaug�� �as the accompanist for , dios. morning was Rev. Virginia Fordham of M arietta. Rev. Fordham the smgmg. At Homll from Mei11 Mffcltana VOL XII NO. 201 1 · '' !�::· 1 :::� ' lit ' I "' '· 1 l I I . s • s· • 1 ,, BOYS CAPS tias, . $] .98 THE SHOE BOX ! �'.'.' LIBERTY THEATRE • ::i Bapt,·st Youth Entertain Other Church G ups "WHO WAS THAT LADY" 1 I I ELBERFELDS • Miner ls Dead At ! 1 Mine Job Mr. Glass Was Working Initial Loading Shift j I *Furniture * On The Third Floor And On The 2nd Floor *An d On The Main Floor delivered the morning sermon in, The guests included members I the absenct1 o( the pastor, R e v . , rrom the Methodist Fellowship of 1 Donald Boone, who i1 a patient ] Utath Methodist Church, mem- I 1 at Meigs General. : hers (rom the Westminster Youth , Rev. Fordham Is a te.1cher in, Fellow11hlp or the First n e d U it Religious Educallon work in I Presbyterian Church and mem- : Washington County. hers or the Mt. Moriah Baptist , youth ,group. �e host group were assisted APiNOUN CE BIRTH ! Mr. and Mr,. Dick Taylor ofl by 1ls counselors, Mrs. Tony Fow- 1 Racine are announcing the birth ler, Mrs. Bert Rodimer, Mrs. Burl of 8 son born December 1. T he I Boggess, Mrs. Charles Vroman, : new baby ha, been named Pat- : Earl Smith and .Mrs. Ray Pick- · of rick Von. The Taylors have t wo 1 ens, cha innan of the board I be Christion Education o! I other children, Klmelea a ge 1 and Todd agtt 20 months. Grand- church. I parents are Mr. and Mrs. L e o Mrs. Clifford Stumbo decorot­ ; Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Frank ed the refreshment table for the ! Cleland, Racine. Great-grandpar- affa ir with small Chriat.maJ tree&, ! ents are Mrs, Blanche Cleland, R candles and candy canea. Cook­ '. cine and Mrs. Bill WoodJ, Ja ck- ies and punch were served to the I group. I ,onville. I s *** JUNE JANUARY :TTJBILE� At Christmes Time , . • ROBINSON'S SERVICE IS Now How'Bout This QUICK 24-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE When you need your dress clo<l,e.' , party dresse, or what have you, cleaned In a hurry We're here to serve you. .95 ........... ,, ..., Let 111 wuh - MASON PURNITURE _,,. W. YA. covers, rues, Prompt service. etc. ROBl, N SON'S' LAUNDERERS _ DRY CLEANERS TrW.uttw Clu-, PHONI WY-14411 'IN'.flOlillltOY .. 111d fin• lab your cllttllns, chenille spreads slip Ind: d11 NII ..,_, I pillow -, W RUTLAND RJRNITURI __ ...,.�. -- Getting the home ready for company? l'HOMI WY-UIIO lNMli:IDi:lil'Olt't· 1111II ,,oee,a ■ ........ e"'®lted "' Toal Totll. Dopp,r draa ol I ctr. with 11ep,;n ..,. -i i..- oa 11,e ndelieo. The chle ot k all, double pocket cufl't, widetaoil ..U.,, olll: brcltiel, h't lingular good loob boa,uifall, ....... ill II 111Noolt ..Jle.1exl'and .,..too and ,.,_. $10.00 See this beautiful group of June In January cotton dresses - just In Ume for Christmas giving. Junior • Mluy and half •10ther D,_.. , , . . . . 5.95 lo 25.00 ELBERFELDS-in POMEROY ' ' e • at y • ent1ne Dn,oted To The lnterut, Of The Met,,1-Ma,on Area Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1960 1 --r---- "I <ot I Weather Pair ,_...,, Mol •., •-,., RJCl, loday 11-11. .. .. .. ii: "'Pl, .... '-Ja. ,,_ ·­ ..,, 6c PU COPY Town Council Will Ask Meigs Wa�er Company To Reduce Rate Boost �1 . 4 ... . . . · • ' • • • ... ... ... ... • • • • • • ... • • • • • .. ... • • 6 , ... . . .. . - ► I The Dailg Sen tinel 2-DaU.y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Dec lS, ��6_0 "Bottfe Station s !"' 00MMINTATINO, EDITORIALLY Led DIDA Roll The Beef lndustr y Can't Stand Still The cattle Industry should use greater 181eetlvlty In breeding to produce more of the kind of beef that 4merican con• 1umers prefer today . That is the view of Vice-President George M. Lewis of the American Me.it lnltitute. The present preference is for lean and tender beef, and Mr. Lewis suggests that the elllire lndUJtry join ln a program to prodw:e more of It. This wou Id involve greater selectivity of breeding stock; im . proved feeding and finishin, of the cal· tie; better control of diseases and pan• aites; more aclentlflc research on ten• deritation and longer shelf life; wider dluemlnation of information on the pro. per way to cook heel and, laat but not lealll, a realistic evaluation of the fed• .-.I meat erading program. '. ' That program , as it exists now. does not accurately reflect consumer prefer­ ences. In Mr. Lewis ' words, "Beef eaters are intnesled primarily in tenderness, flavor and juicineS!. They believe that the proof of the pudding Is in the eating. The federal grading system does not measure these qualities. The govern­ ment beef grades are based on a concept that the fattest animal is the best. where• as preseht-day consumers ha\·e indicatect in taste tests that they prefer the lean, tender beef that is less wasty and r,ot overfinished ." The beef industry cannot stand still. Consumer wants and needs and tastes change, and lt must change to meet them, and that goes as well for the gov­ ernmental agendes involved. t l n u rules Deh,,rlld tlY "U bor while VI.ill ~•· Randolph of Leor. ,·1erSulurrn> wherl' 1 • a 1 l ll h l e ;10 �ent, per unt Yllf ll, advu1ce ., Tb. led the Oct0ber Honor Roll of the we1k1 Dally Senllntel olfl�I ll!l.110 111 inon­ BO WLJNG sYM1NgON PE'NTAGON REORGANIZATION PIAN less two. Well, at long last Pan American got its Portland•Hawaii franchise, and the growth ln business in just a year's time has been explosive - 64 per cent. Both the airlines are kept busy ferrying eager pH,engers back and forth between the mainland and the islands, on both jet ·and piston planes. Pan American is now seeking govern• ment permission to fly the great circle route from the Pacifk Northwest to the Orient. II Is to be hoped , In the interest of the growing world-traveling public, that this permission will be granted : without another long delay. I Progress - in the air as elsewhereoufruns official thinking on many an OC· [ ras1on. On Outdoor Christmas Tree Industry Gets Shot In Arm i Roush Has Pair Of Guemseys on _ Hm I 1 Robinson'& Laundry . . . . 1511 Courf Knocks 2611 SEASON HIGHS tertained with a family dinner lion by Kathy Lacey and depart­ Sunday at their home in Miners- ·ing thoughts by Carol Lyons. vU�. Official greetf)-rs will be BevPre■ent were Mr. and Mrs, Jun- erly Perrin, Karen Gregg, Caro­ ior Paulina and children, Pamela lyn Russell and Cheryl Fife. Bul­ Jean, Jerry and Penny Sue of letins for the service will be dis· Oak Hill; Mr. -,Kl Mn. Raymond tributed by Lynn Daniels and Car­ Salter and aon, Richard, Syn- olyn Nicholson. cuae; Mias Ruth Ann White of A special musical number will Springfield. and Mr. and M r s. also be presented during the ___ While. service by Mr. and Mrs. P a 11 l _ _ Haptonstall and son, Bill. Pel. .7""6 .476 .476 .476 .152 .Sll9 Ind. 3 Games Woody King 808. lnd. 1 Game Let Damewood 247. Team 3 Games Sporta Center 2694. Arkansas Law Ebersbach Home Beautiful For Class Meeting Team t Game Sports Center Out In Ruling . TOP n5u BOWLERS AVG. 984. BULLETIN Hank Clatworthy 178. WASHINGTON (UP!l-The Su· I Ken Manley 177. preme Court Monday put down a Bob Louks 172 1958 Arkansas law requiring pub- Dee Hawley 171 11lic school teachers to report aU Rock.a Davia 168. organizations to which they have belonged or contributed In the E NLISTS IN NAVY '. past live years, Chief Morgan, Recruiter bt 1 lhe Navy Recruiting •~· . saId 1, Charge .. decu.1on The court, In a .,., . of . t Pl easant' baa rc-P om Station. lhe statute's " comprehensive inrted lhat Rex Davld Cumden , • terference with associational free- po son o! Mr. and Mrs. Charles dom goes far beyond what might . Camden . 2302 Monroe ,...., venue, 1 1 be .1.ust'f'ed in the exercise of the p l P , en]J�•ed � Into . o In leasan1 , "as !lt&te,1 1eg1·tlffla · la lnqulry mto the 111e u. s. Navy on Dcc. 6th• and · r.1lne!ll!I �?d competency Or 1·t9 has been transferred to the The home of Mid Lydia Ebo,., Attend FUneraI Record In Nelsonville Of Their Father T"8TE TEST by the Arkansas LeglslaN ER, Vt. /UPI\ TPF.I.T MO · ure at the height or the Little . State milk flavor aoecialist Har-Rock school crisis, , 1 old O. Clark say11 that any odor The atatutes were designed to in the air whlch a cow breathes ::i ..:i ND, Clarence Hollingshead, at � their home in Middleport. Refrt■bmeata of Jee c r • 8 m , r.\��" ��-�,�,==.....::;�.. , ........ , . Time ....,_,lcal """" ...,."'"''I ...... ..... lies DRYERS night. Portsmouth hist Saturday WIDJaml and Mn. Richards. .......,,._ . EMBROIDERED PATTERN SOCK & TIE SET by INTERWOVEN favorite at Christmastime! Embroidered Rayon Tie and 100% Nylon Body One•Siie Stretch Socks in matching paltern. No size proble'rn - one size fits all. Attractive gift box for eat'h set. In Gray, Brown. Ma­ roon and Navy. Price only $2.9� a Set. A New York Clotlling Bouse POMEROY Mrs. M. C. Wilson of New HaV· Har Been Completed en i, ,laying with her son-In-law � committee for the inside and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl decoration■ of the Middleport Knight while Mr. Wit.on Is hos­ Flnt United Prelbyt •rlan church pital!zed at Pleasant Valley Hos­ mat Sunday afternoon and <.'Olll• pJtal. Mr. Wilson underwent sur-­ p!IIM Ill work for the Primary gery yesterday morning and wtlh­ and &mday Sd,ool room■ al the stood the operation very well. cl11nh for th■ Chriltmu seuon. Mra. Blanche Haptonstall wa, Two larp - wore placod in taken to Meigs General Hospital the room■ and Cbrlllmu rope SUnday night when ,he became Md Icicle■ and larii• p a p e r ill. - ..... pla<ed In the """""· BIRffl ANNOUNCED IINding the comm!U.0 w a a ad Haptonllall Alllotin SW> Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I!:. g . P nley of Columbus are announc,. Mll day were Mn. Haptonatall a n d the birth of twin sons, on De­ g In E children, Bill and dith; Mr. I and Mn. James Buchanan and daughter, N,ncy; Mn. J 8 m e I :Mobaby and ehlldren, Marlene and Jimmy; Mr■• Jame■ Sanborn your color slides with the finger -tip slide chan&ing of the world-famous Airequipt slide system. Load, with sLandard 36-slide Airequipl metal magazines. Show1 • 4--foot wide picture lrom 9-feet . Compact design fH• lures hidden carry handle, hidden wire well. Cover­ locks on for selhlorage,. See it today! Ex.elusive Maytag Halo of Heat Dryerli dry a normal quickly at little more than body temperature. Gentle circle of heat !>Urrounds clothes, no hot spots to damage fabrics. Automatic Air t'iller pre-cleans all air circulating in dryer. Either gu or electric models. Prices start as low a.> $149.00. load GROVER'S STUDIO POMEROY llU'l'LAND FURNITURE Perfect For Christmas RUTLAND, OHIO COSCO , Jormon : "Evenhin•" Le ather �I -,rs·, //., with the ii' 1hin• Model C-7 A TOUCH OF YOUR TOE • • • THE CORD DISAPPEARS( 'ull ouut only u much cord as you need · - - up to 20 .!et for big.room cleaning, When you're lllrot11h, touch the toe control and the card winds itself up, out or sight. Double action cleaning unit adjust, automatical­ ly to ru-gs and bare floors. Uphollltery nou.le, dusting hrush, ·crevice tool and drapery nozzle ride piggy back :r: convenient carrying caddy. Model C-7, Only $69.95. DE LUXE SERVING CART Makes entertaining more fun-less fuss from ·, Christmas Day on. Smartly-styled shelves that look like softlv rubbed walnut wood, are actual­ ly enamel-on·steel and virtually indestructible. Everlasting golden brass frame finish is easy to · keep clean. Rolls effortlessly, soundlessly on S" rubber casters. Here's true elegance. JARMAN SHOES - THE MOST FITTING FIT Any man on your Christmas list will be highly pleased with Jarmans, for he will gel distindive s1ylin1 and top ,craftsmanship - and '"friendliness of fit" for t'X· tra-pleasanl walking. (If you don't know his size or think he'd rather select his shoes himself, we have Jannan gift certificates.) $10.95 to $15.9Ci. BARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT BAKER FURNITURE Mlddt, Of U_, Blotk - POMEROY On "' ., r 1 ,;, ' ;.;:; Committee', work B 500.WATT SEMI-AUTOMATIC SLIDE PROJECTOR Shows color-perfect corner-ta-corner sharp image, from FAST DRIES IN SAFE, LOW HEAT Sally Sauer and June Balley of Florence vere cold and an Infected , ear. Mrs. Charles Vroman is em-ployed at Werner's Radio dur-­ ing the Christmas aeason. • � Mrs, Charles Sauer. i\lma Baumgardner. _ , • ing were Patric Glenn Lambert, Howard West Odien attend Ja Bufllaglon Chuckle Bullington Nolan Swackhammer and Fred­ Willa Brown ' Manning Baumgani'. die Abgbott of Mason enjoyed • huntin trip at New Plymouth Hr, Jeanne Bowles, Anita Bowles llondall Bowles, Venlte Hodge,, one day last week. C.Ounle Bachner wan absent Jaffrey Hodgu, James Garnes, from achool yesterday because Shirley Gamel Jimmy H a r r 1 1 of illnes,. Mary Harris, jolumy Singer, Kar'. MiBI Mary Park who recently • Singer, Butch Howard, Charrwent surgery at M e I g s unde 1- Tolea, Norma Blackwell, Bar- General Is reported lo be lmprov­ liora Bunch, Phoobo Harper, Katy mg mcely. Quall, Michael Smith Katy Ward llarfti11 Ward. SmKb-• Holling,- Timmy Thomas, small .on of bud -«a Richards � Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas bu been ill at their home with a seDo J� PIYJM!, Mrs. =� � ....... HEAT and ,cake weN lflrved by M r 1, Columbus "Visited over the week• Coln: Mllated by Jo Richards and em: with Sally's parents, Mr. and CarnlVQ • I Decemher 17th p J arty Date FOr Sporn FO}kS 0� Mrs. leader Uled u her topic, " Keep, were .held yesterday. e Pleas­ Mrs Zella Cross_ enter d mg �iltnw Christi.�'l. ; She al- a�t Valley · Hospital today and lO nad the Christmaa ,tory from will under� facial surgery tomor­ st. Luke, Members re■ponded to row morn�g. roll call with a Chrislmaa carol. • I Gifts of toys were brought by Tom Skmner and three rater brothers visited with Tom B ' the member■ to be placed in the nity . Arthur and n Mrs Mr. p ls, � Jaycen Chriltmu baskets f O r needy farnlllea. Refreshments cat• Skmner_ and Mrs. Dave Fanner laat Friday. . . rylng out the Cbrlltm,. Iheme Busmess v1s1tors in Columbus were 1erved by the hostess, from last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. ___. with an arrangea table centen:u Ch arIes Asa B radbury and ch'It · ment 0f bolly. dren, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Brad• · wi. 11 L'l'h• Janu■ry meetmg � bury and Mr. and Mrs. w ·11· i 1am held at the home of Mre. George Betz and Sandy of Jackson. H· parker· Ray Pickens has been ab8enl from school for the past week be,. 1 5th Birthday WIU cauee of having pneumonia. Charles Ha,kins, accompanied Ob,era,ed For Son by four ca-workers of Marietta Mn. Ray Co]es entertained attende d a regional dinner meet­ I d with a party Satur ay night n of Social Security employees ing honor of lhl 15th birthday of her '1assed " HALO 0. C. Greenlee, Mrs. Fran• and David Jenkins Bearhs ce11 went lo Youngslown Sunday be­ cause of the death of their aunt. Mrs. Frances Shook who died �est l services Mn. George Joachim program Saturday . Her funera Naval Training Center. Grent The decision reversed lower Lflke!I. lllinols, for nine weeks of eourt rulings upholding the law, I recruit indoctrination. It was one of a series or laws -rta Around And About Middleport bach wu attractively decorated for the Christmas aeaaon when the Daughten of Ruth c:lass o( the United Methodist church met for thek annual Christmas party Monday afternoon. , Side Glances 1 ' STANDINGS and No. 2, Pl. Pleasant; Clarence Woa Lost Thomas, Letart; Collett Keefer, Leo�; R. Douglas Roush, Letart; Pomeroy Cement Clarenco Bles,Jng, Letart; J. w, 1 Block . . . . . . 31\1 toll Watterson, Apple Grove; E. B. Sport, Center . . . 20 22 Jone,. Pl. Pleasant; CIJ!ford Car- 1 Fall, City Beer .20 22 ■an, Mason; Woodrow Brown, Le- Hot Rods . . . . . . . 20 22 tart; and Sam Booton, Letart. Ohio Powe . . . . . 19 :II �� 1f.'1 - . ·· teachers. rec- " � I ' ·• MAYTAG Cbrlotnw" w ill be given by Roy The poem, "At The Year·, End· Coleman lo be followed by t h e ing," will be given by Rooney re■pon■ive reading led by Helen Sauer. A !pecial Christmas an­ them will be presented by I h'e Taylor. Senior choir lo be followed by the morning sennon by the pastor, FamUy Dinner ,. Rev. Howard Ruppelt. Gll'BR , BY Wh'ite, The dosing prayer will be givMr. and Mrs. Joseph White en- en by Alan Wallace, the benedic­ I Team Single Grune Sports C.en• Othen on the EDP Honor Roll ter 910· were Old Town Fann Units No. 1 B<f, White oo Finl Aid; Panther Congn,s,. Steele, and Mrs. Bill Kegley. Sue 1 on, Personal rltneu and Flaming I prevent tchool desegregation. The is transferred Into a taste in the In■truclora for the group Al• Wray Janet Eshenaur' J a n t t 1 1 Al1'0w on Rope Maklng· ' M !C ' W e son a aw invalidated today bars em• milk which ehe gives. Therefore, oy Y I nd d G I d etty Ju I c ■ ed: ea coun• A Camporee wW bo held in slon1 Includ rtl der and p oloyment of tearhers and admln• he said, it fs impc>rtant that sta• ng. grou singi K • • el . a c Jabuary. The boy1 are ••lllng !lor■ _ Gilbe V. Barn l strative personnel who do not file blea be kept clean and aweet Those who 4ttended Include: I smelling. plf'lc ba■kell. Larry Manhall nawha County 4-H club agi,nt 1 Leader, - 'Mrs Sue Swartz he required affidavil . , .· w• llftt throuah the 1p1t1. preaIdenII - GIenn Smith, W•· Mrs. Roger L. Wilson, Adrian boy one! h ,. homa Hlflh School Vo-Ag teach• TlilN ey, M u. Phyllil La Miller, lh I J 8lio - � M \ 1/ �r er vlce-pre1ldent1 - W n d a eor Keener, e William,, Thoma, G g • ' · Stemple, 00\mty home demon1tra r. Swa\1eImo . , r �ion agent eecretarles - Janet Ann Willlam■, Mrs. M J I d r e d Wallace. county 4-H club aaent S1:1yre , Mr1. Alma Turner. a n d starcher. Charles Sperow asslilant leader, tr■uur•n SURPRISE _ Santa will see more sizes, colon, and shapes of Cbrlstma■ trees !'Glnl BIOIIOnl Hlflh S c h o o I - Mr,. John Priddy, Mra. Belly this year than he's ever seen before, thanks largely to research and development can and Mrs. Bill Kegley adult · k d one It K a1ser Aluminum S Ravenswood Works resulting In new aluminum councll member, _ Mrs. A<lrian wor Christmas Trees such Lathey, Jame, Hart, Mrs. Albert Durst, Ravenswood; as this. The tree, being decorated by (left to right): Helen 1 Wilma Bumgarner, Ravenswood; Claire Anne Newton GalllpoThompson, Mrs. I. u. B l a i n, lis Ohio; Doris Osborne, Ripley, and Bre nda Skeen, Ripley, is one of many tliat , Mrs. Nelson Critchfield, Mrs. Je,. will be marketed in practically every In the United State1. Tbe alloy from l!ouoh, Mrs. William B 1 • 1 n, which the tree is made was developedarea at Ravenswood by the Ravenswood Works Aud •y W•!11'•:"· Eugene Technical Department. Industry experts p redict "'11DIIOROUGH, N. H. - El Mr. Ronald Balley and w ile of almost 2,000 ,000 pounds of aluml� • an wan a ayes. dol llowh, llaelne. Ohio, ii the White water, Ml... , and Mrs. num wU: be used In tree manufacture th is year, an Increase of almost 75 percent o- of two n1lltorld Guom- Reva Buschek, Barrington. 111.. Prealdenla - Janet R I c e, over last year. . - tl,at have ,-Uy l'Olllplel- ,..,. called by the aeriou, ill- Susie Haye,, Swendolyn Wheeler, Ravenawood, W. . Va. fSpeclal l la big bu,1n,,. tn the U n I t e d !live tn strength with the hl$her Wamsley, Sheldon Roush, 1 - T h e nation a burdgeonlng ed official HIR production "' of lh<tr father, El•• M. John State, the logical muU of a tra- priced alloy■ G r a onll, ■-oordlna to th■ Am■r lcon Balley to a hospll•I in Nelson- eo sl Sherry, Mervin Roush, • Chrlstma, tree industry � getting dltl that tarted In ed' 1 cite several advantages G-, Cattle Club ben. ville, Ohio. Nov. fifth. They were Virginia Flora, Mary P r I d d y, a decided shot in the arm from Ge:an held ,tro�g u minum tree,, not I h e for al aron DanClark, Sandra . the Ohio River Valley area - a JUSt 1a.f year. See, . � Grov, Etlllbolh. a •Ix gue,to overnight with their bn,. Sh I leaat of which are price, beauty, YIIIHld, productd 14.1111 pound■ thor Olen and family of Zanes- ny Crllch!leld, Connie . Cottrill . ,bot, oddly enough, that h" not ca cl 811111 ond •n pound■ of fat in viii;, and their molhor. Mary ' Beverly Slaals and Sue Wray. a lhlng to do w ith trees •• ou ch. Then me the advent ol the cleanlln.,., ver11Wlty, ond 11f• metal tree, - aluminum - and ly. Green tree, nonnall,y aall for sldenl, e Vl p Ella nHiggi 1111 �•· Shi wu milked t w o Balley, S.llefonlaine, 0. On Nov. I r - r, Yet by tho lime Christmas all at once. a minor revolution In approximately $1.25 per f o o t. e tham, Ble ar er, Gay t- dally. I& lh•y wen, called bac� by the bo c � morning rolls around, the Jmpe- j ln Su • Locllll Grove Tulip H. 1 flv■- death cl their ialher. The fun• wright , Barbara Sherry, Sandro tu, provided here wlU result 1n l Cbrlllma1 ornamentation a n d Alumlnllll_' trees, while more In I )'UN>ld, pnductd 11,ffl pound• eral wu held Nov. 17 at Not.on• Morgan, Jim Sommer, Ann Wil• some of the most unique Christ-' decoration wu off and nmnin8, Ually, wW have an anraa• coal of mlllt and 11811 poundl of fat In ville with burial In Donesvllle, llam, , Sarah Dunn and Shanin ma, tr... ever to grare Arner� ; Venatlle, re-uaable, end w I t h of approximately $.60 per loot OV· I UD1que dilplay poaalblllllo■, the er an extended period, ,Ince the 3111 dl)'I. Shtl wa■ mllktd two 0. Mr. Ronald Balley and . •lfe Brown. . can homes· ' .. _ II- dally. Th111 official produc- and Olen Balley and wife and Secretaries - Charlene Diehl, .stmas r s aluminum tree, caplund a sur- tree, can bo n-used for eeveral . t. na1ly Trad m perc nt ng ee fro pr Avallable nationlengths years, In the , of qe e t!l , t Clm m 1 • i li J ,u Buscheck by � Mory and Mn. Balley anle Wall , Bonnie Barker, R t OI rtc.Wdl w«t pervlNd tree market In their 2 to 10 feet and in practically any 1 Ohio SlalAI Unlv1r11ty. attended the ,.rvlca. becca McGrew, Mickey Yester are c • d a r, pine, or • p r u c • 1 al Chrlstmao � . • · . ht aromatic trees cut n d first bid br la color, the ir.e, have a ■Jngular . James Watoon Cheryl Monroe' ught b o e ou Into lb h ,e l be clec- j This year, lbe aecond big year beauty If dloplayed properly with Pam Buffln�n. Linda Lath<; "' orated with llghta J.md omamonll for aluminum ti.I alumln\llD rotatJna color<d or flood Ughta. . and Shani� Nibert' f o e, vlt r • tmas . t C ri b b l [ U lol ry offlclala estbnate almolt Then, too, they look jull u W _.,• ., .., .,. ,. ,. ... ,.."! • _ /2-IJ Tre J • ��� Their production and ��i 2Indust 000 t at d 000 � o be at of aJumlnum ur;� �: the . wW ,; l the be , h■ , en seuon u l "Bobby, look apln for tht paper, YOllf f&lhtr bu : Bev, d ueed In lh<lr manufacture, an ii> botlnnlna and DO droppln8 IIIOdread Ill tht way U'OWICI tht OtNal boll : Vikki McDaniel Ronna Erwin l• le ■• ... r of a1mo11 'I'S, por cent Linda Sue Stew�. Ru,ly s e e: last year and an euy Indication rice, Judy Crank. Tina 1 Sandra P of the poaslbllitl.. Inherent Ill \ Bl11, DamII Asbury, and Mer· Do It E"¥ ._ the new treeo, Iha Thompoon. S • Aluminum trow are being proI Reportaro - Barbara Higgin ALSO GOI' A MAILSOlt Mm A ' . duted by ,ome 15 llmll •lnml ' ootham Witlle Capehart Char· lWO-fllM BER COMBINATION LOCI( C1N 1 ICrOII the Unilod Slalea for the 111 Andenon, Shella Doll 'eea-, IT-11. STILL CiMT RGURE rr OUT1980 holiday oeaaon, marketed tn ' Smokey See, Bobby Swarts, Mike ry Lew i&, Janel EohenalD', Marty The annual Christmas porty for eve maJor city and town in the Buffinllon, Glei>va Stllll and children of omployees of th■ Phil• nation, and will uHlmatel)' wllld Ip Sporn Plant In Graham m. up tn hundrwd■ of tboUlllld■ el. Johnny Nibert. Song Leaden _ Kathy Sayre, !Ion will be held al the H a v e n Amer� boa■ b)' air­ Linda Call Jennifer Zerkle GJor. Theater hi New Haven on ])e. mo11UQ1. ' 1a Rousb, Edith ZebnU, N � n o y oember 17, It h11 been llllllOUIIC- Whoa the aluminum Int Idea got off the around Jut yoar, Kall­ Rice, Qinnlo Wllllamo, Jud, Got· od. er ty• Brenda Steele, � Kegley, [ A movie will he ahown and w a s one of the Iii-II m a I � Nida Walden and Arline Rolllh. · Santa Cla111 wlU dilllributo t1fta aluminum proclucera to the need for providtne a.....,, mor• Game leaden - Georgia Bru- 1 to u- attending. matcbulc Uv picld competl aly non, Ju<I), Getty, Linda Humph-I Wor ero t labrleaton. !al al to plant have witl he \ roy, Miko Love, Milton R o u I b, John Sommer, Linda Wllliaml, lwo portle, on December 13 and The problem cl eomlnl up with carol,yn Mllltr and Jo Thomplon. OD December II. Th• two date■ auch a bulc material wu broupl have boon Bot to lfflll1llllodat bin, to Kalis'& 111,u....t lllllfl Womr■. The partleo wtll b■ Worb, a larp ln'41Plld laclllly 1111: GIIADOATU Clara r. Burtoa, dau&hter of bold al the MOORe Home in Point oombtnlq - cl U. aalloll'a Mr. and 111n. llarl Burtai of Pltuatlt and wW fealln a buf. mot! modem "'l'llpNDI wflll ad•-' )Jl'Pl<lloll ldlu aad -' lllum, aradualed November If let di..- and • dance. Iii ..., to u. planl'a , o a • 1, r.Phot4p-apller.' Mate School ta ••• al tbo Naval Atr Technical TraJD. In .... YO<I 11llased H, Ibo CBS bllfld1 lralned 'l'ldmlcal � lnS tri,11 at l'lltaa<ola. Florida. "lllr. Garbmd"' aarlea III Friday 1111111. JlGalb law, a.-woool vp wllll 1be • Mr. Burtoa fa a pliotoarljlbar'1 ru,,ta DOW ii knoWD M "'1111 - .., a.lllw )ildll • lg. Gulml Toucb.• Mae _.., 1/SN, \ ' ' I ' ' I rt I 1 d .."tt.J1 I .. 1 6 # ••t ;. t ie ........._... •._..... l .._......_........ ... 111 1 ; C • I ·•• I • ....,......,, 4-..._.__.___,. Ill n • 1 • t ·A1 ..J1 . • -' � . ..... •-- �--,-. . .,,,,,.,.. .,, ...� 4 ..- _ .. l't ',:if4'....,.,,,,.. --:..-:·_.._ ..... � --:- � · .... ·:,,;.:.,-+�w .""�-a;..��;.:�4,.�trt��---,�����L......nt -�,: , .� • :0,."� • • Edward Bumgarner; Letart· Ray Crank, Hendenon; Russell Jones, I CITY LEAGUE Pl. Pleuant; ')'homa, Bwngamer, Wat Columbia; D. A. Smith, ! High Three Game Ind. ClatwOI' Hartford; Otmer Uevlng, West Co- Lhy 565. lumbla; Mayes and Hayman, Ap- 1 High Single Game Hawley 119. pie Grove; Rolla Lee, Galllpolla Team Three Game, Pomeroy , Cement Block 2.550 Ferry. 1 One hundred seven persona par• commerclal teacher AOng tead­ I ticipated in the annual 4-H om- ers - Chet Haddox, county school 1 c4!1'1 and Leaders' Trelnlng School music supervitor game leaden Troop 249 or Pomeroy, Boy . last Saturday in Point Pleasant. - Mike Love, 4-H Junior leader Seoul■, met al the IOOF llnll Judith Kay Getty, member of and reporters - Mrs. Mary Hyre, Wtdneaday at 1. There were pa• the Busy Bee Club and • t a t e l Athens Measenger reporter. lrtl meetln11 ■nd later each pa- winner in recnatioo, told ebout , Assisting with registration were tral worked on a special thlng: her trip ' to National 4-H C l u b Mrs. Adrian Lathey, Mrs. Eugene Scouting Skills --- . toostaU, Olit.11 Lewi1, Cindy Sau­ er and Carol Anderson as ush­ en. "The Star of Destiny," a poem, will be given by D i n d y Morris and Torn Anderson wlll give announcements of lhe church, and Mick Morris the <:reed. A poem. · 'On the Muning or morning welcome. : be church ora:lllilt, MB. Lillian .Stieff, Patty Lowery will be the litw--ai,t for the ,eniee. The invocation and Lord'• Prayer will be elven by James Miller with Seren Lewil giving the .-postle's according to William F. lb• r llO, three montha. •:i.80 b1 rno' o r nrnlr whten• ,uaf1ablt1 one Grego,.., Agent • I 01onth. •�• Maaon f'ounty � U .00 Hy 1111.ll. n! ytat, lll,00; alx wuor1'11. 14.111, thrH mo11thl. Othon on the DHIA Honor Roil � . __ --+--weni Marcus Weaver. Letart: C. I L. Cotterill, Jr., Wut Colwnbla; J!:DP, 107 Participate In Annual I Jrainin!! Srhool Saturday Patrols Work A llfl'Ci.■.I <luiamM ten·ice Tbt poem, "Why C.an't U Be?' . , iJ! be prrrct:d neat SUDday will bl &it'fll by Bruce Wallace ,roii,g •l rhe r!n< Unlled J>ro,, Reading tilt acrlpture Jeuon ..,Jt•riM Oil.il"dt of MWl9port l. will bt Janiot Z irkle and D11vid bt tllo WTP' il'O"P c/. 11M chllrch. ! Lyoo, will -nl !ht prooe wril• !be tntP"llll la ,mer lhe dine- • in&. "The Loom of Christmas" lilo of l'w �p OOUDll!lon, Mr. JLldy Sauer will give the Chri!ll­ .nd lira. 1\-.J Vaughan and mu prayer. Kann Bachner will give the of• )In. EvtNtt .llelftMr. P'ollow.lug the organ pHlude by ferlor)' prayer with EdUh Hap­ • ,,11.,. •- o••,. l'\1·11•'"· PUDll�h.-0 .-,,,.n d•er11oun •xu,p! Sun. I day b� fh• Oh!u \'alle1 l"uhh•l\ln• ('tomp•n, l lO M.-rn .. ni, S1 . Pom'eroy, 1 Ohiu Bu•inn1 OHi.·.- pnon• WV Hl:l'f 1 ..Uaurial phu1,, \\, \ - l•ll:58 l!:nler<'rl •• ,,.,-und tll�• ma,11na raol 1 1 Pomeroy, W. A. Barker of Southside led •i�i u1 lhe '"'' <>Uir , u N1111 ... 11A, 1uvcrullu11. reprHetnau••• the DHIA Honor Roll for Mason l)olllodll Kunb11JI. In, 343 Lellln1 Countv for the month of Novem- '"" A \•.- ,�, for� City No VurL In November Progress And O fficial Thinking Government administrative and regu. latory authorities are necesaary, and generally do excellent joba In the public Interest. But at the same time they often 111 behind dramatic changes that are laking 17lace In today's world. Take, for lnatance, commercial air ser­ vice from the Portland, Oregon area to this nation·, most favored overseas va­ cation 1pot, Hawaii. Service w11 provided b y one major alrlane. Another major line, Pan Amerl­ ean, applied for permission to fly th• route II wel1, and thua to &ive travelers a choice of compeUtlve carriers. Strong oppoaltlon developed both within and without the Interested regulatory agen. cy. It waa said that there was hardly enoup bu1ine11 for one airllnt, much Spedal Christmas Service Will Be Presented Next Sunday Morning Southside Man • 'i THE "PERFECT" GIFT OF LOVE unly a perfect diamond can reflect full beauty and IJrilUance _ _ _ and Keepsake ruarantees perfection in writing, Keepspk� also assures. Pennanent Registra­ , ion. Protection Against Loss from setting. Lifetime rrade-in Privilege, Nationally Advertised Price. Buy 'hP. �t - Buy Keepsake. K and C JEWELERS �)- )c : )c I EVINRUDE STARFLITE Ill NEW l;VtNRUDE STARFLITE Ill WITH 75 H.P. Electric-starting and thermostatic controlled 75 H.P. V-4 motor with luxurious modernistic styling which is designed ror quietness and efficient functioning oper­ ation. Features controlled fixed-jet carburetion and additional 1ilencin g which makes this motor quieter than its predecessors. Uni-Charger is additional lu:rnry model motor which adds a high-output AC generator. METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMEROY POMEROY \ \ j Poeketeer -· ALL-TRANSISTOR PORTABLE The amazing shirt-pocket portable. 6 tranaiston pl111 1 diode and l thermistor pro-ride the power and tOAt of sets twice its size. Built-in speaker for full 1'odied sound. It will make the perfect Chrisl.mat &ift foi' anyone. WERNER RADIO & TV MIDDLEPORT • I cember 12 at Mercy Hospital. Grandparenti are Mr. and Mn:. Lawrence S. Manley and Mr. and Mn. William Buckley of Middle­ ,, Mr, and Mr■• Danald Lowery and port, · Greal-grandporenta are for Oiri.stmru claupt.r, Patty; Mr■. Dal• W!I- Mr,. Ruby McCumber, Mrs. Ella ., y. , r and Carl M Manle Philli ps Zi bun,, Jonloe and Pauline rkle, !Ir, and lira. Richard Vaughan, llo9emary Hy•ell and daughters, Bruoe and Allan Wallace ; R O y Penny and Brenda have gone to Cml rnnn Judy Sauer, L y n n Columbua to be with the Manley, 6aohan■n , Don Milli, C 1 l h 1 n for a week. ----Wlltion, Eddie Crook■, Olorlea MINNESOTA HOLDS ltltcbon, Bruce Annal and Rev. LEAD IN TURKEYS Howard Ruppell GIVE A CORNING WARE MINNEAPOLIS rUPI I - :�InTHE IFT A MAN WOULD CHOOSE ROYAL FAMILY SET turkey ma top the naoto re ins Child'• Streich THERE'S AN OLDS FOR EVERYONE IN '61 FOR HIMSELF producer. The ,tale held on to The &Ill that cooks on range-top, in oven or brolterl 'i Your nearby Oldsmobile Quality Dealer h11 a Rocket Ila ranking 81 leader by growing Made from I revolutionary new missile material, PyroThe nan.e ''Pendleton" has special meaning for active l\tL to flt your pocket - - and your purpose! Classic 98ceram, (R) developed by Corning Glass Works. Hottest men. 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It'• tQ Jabllil Thzte aaucepana, 3 cover,, cradle, 10 ii'I:, lkil• And by the way, Pendleton all wool plaid 1bl.rtl are tlnction. n produced I per cent DlDnl bird, thl11 year to ltaj-m let, cover, cradle and 1 detaichable handle (tit, 111 O lds for 181 the A('tion Line in perronntnce and now machine-washable. Jackel $17.50. Sport Shirt C pieces). '24-"· $13.95. Tia d.,lgnt top. ci.n, Rohe-in•Bag $17.llll. Muffler $5.00, Robe $211.00. Hose $3.150. Alw■ya Yll'lin wool. 'Die other leading olalel, tn 1U' ·RR ..., i,_ V/11.l,. a w .., a -T MOORE'S _ pa-nay UlTaa:. U _,. order, uo !'.allfornla, Iowa, Vlr• ...,.,,..., SMITH CLOTBING CO. 0,1N · !VIIIY NIGHT TIL 9 , Wllcomln, Tau, linla Mluourl POMEROY, OHIO ·MtlKK.u,MIT MIODL-T L..----;,,...-111hdlv --■a ..i Ohio. IL.-------------..;_--------�---------------------• AN VI EJ ,, ··;:,i._�,_-· . 69 �-'°· THE SHOE IOX ,.,..__ .. . . �1 . 4 ... . . . · • ' • • • ... ... ... ... • • • • • • ... • • • • • .. ... • • 6 , ... . . .. . - ► I The Dailg Sen tinel 2-DaU.y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Dec lS, ��6_0 "Bottfe Station s !"' 00MMINTATINO, EDITORIALLY Led DIDA Roll The Beef lndustr y Can't Stand Still The cattle Industry should use greater 181eetlvlty In breeding to produce more of the kind of beef that 4merican con• 1umers prefer today . That is the view of Vice-President George M. Lewis of the American Me.it lnltitute. The present preference is for lean and tender beef, and Mr. Lewis suggests that the elllire lndUJtry join ln a program to prodw:e more of It. This wou Id involve greater selectivity of breeding stock; im . proved feeding and finishin, of the cal· tie; better control of diseases and pan• aites; more aclentlflc research on ten• deritation and longer shelf life; wider dluemlnation of information on the pro. per way to cook heel and, laat but not lealll, a realistic evaluation of the fed• .-.I meat erading program. '. ' That program , as it exists now. does not accurately reflect consumer prefer­ ences. In Mr. Lewis ' words, "Beef eaters are intnesled primarily in tenderness, flavor and juicineS!. They believe that the proof of the pudding Is in the eating. The federal grading system does not measure these qualities. The govern­ ment beef grades are based on a concept that the fattest animal is the best. where• as preseht-day consumers ha\·e indicatect in taste tests that they prefer the lean, tender beef that is less wasty and r,ot overfinished ." The beef industry cannot stand still. Consumer wants and needs and tastes change, and lt must change to meet them, and that goes as well for the gov­ ernmental agendes involved. t l n u rules Deh,,rlld tlY "U bor while VI.ill ~•· Randolph of Leor. ,·1erSulurrn> wherl' 1 • a 1 l ll h l e ;10 �ent, per unt Yllf ll, advu1ce ., Tb. led the Oct0ber Honor Roll of the we1k1 Dally Senllntel olfl�I ll!l.110 111 inon­ BO WLJNG sYM1NgON PE'NTAGON REORGANIZATION PIAN less two. Well, at long last Pan American got its Portland•Hawaii franchise, and the growth ln business in just a year's time has been explosive - 64 per cent. Both the airlines are kept busy ferrying eager pH,engers back and forth between the mainland and the islands, on both jet ·and piston planes. Pan American is now seeking govern• ment permission to fly the great circle route from the Pacifk Northwest to the Orient. II Is to be hoped , In the interest of the growing world-traveling public, that this permission will be granted : without another long delay. I Progress - in the air as elsewhereoufruns official thinking on many an OC· [ ras1on. On Outdoor Christmas Tree Industry Gets Shot In Arm i Roush Has Pair Of Guemseys on _ Hm I 1 Robinson'& Laundry . . . . 1511 Courf Knocks 2611 SEASON HIGHS tertained with a family dinner lion by Kathy Lacey and depart­ Sunday at their home in Miners- ·ing thoughts by Carol Lyons. vU�. Official greetf)-rs will be BevPre■ent were Mr. and Mrs, Jun- erly Perrin, Karen Gregg, Caro­ ior Paulina and children, Pamela lyn Russell and Cheryl Fife. Bul­ Jean, Jerry and Penny Sue of letins for the service will be dis· Oak Hill; Mr. -,Kl Mn. Raymond tributed by Lynn Daniels and Car­ Salter and aon, Richard, Syn- olyn Nicholson. cuae; Mias Ruth Ann White of A special musical number will Springfield. and Mr. and M r s. also be presented during the ___ While. service by Mr. and Mrs. P a 11 l _ _ Haptonstall and son, Bill. Pel. .7""6 .476 .476 .476 .152 .Sll9 Ind. 3 Games Woody King 808. lnd. 1 Game Let Damewood 247. Team 3 Games Sporta Center 2694. Arkansas Law Ebersbach Home Beautiful For Class Meeting Team t Game Sports Center Out In Ruling . TOP n5u BOWLERS AVG. 984. BULLETIN Hank Clatworthy 178. WASHINGTON (UP!l-The Su· I Ken Manley 177. preme Court Monday put down a Bob Louks 172 1958 Arkansas law requiring pub- Dee Hawley 171 11lic school teachers to report aU Rock.a Davia 168. organizations to which they have belonged or contributed In the E NLISTS IN NAVY '. past live years, Chief Morgan, Recruiter bt 1 lhe Navy Recruiting •~· . saId 1, Charge .. decu.1on The court, In a .,., . of . t Pl easant' baa rc-P om Station. lhe statute's " comprehensive inrted lhat Rex Davld Cumden , • terference with associational free- po son o! Mr. and Mrs. Charles dom goes far beyond what might . Camden . 2302 Monroe ,...., venue, 1 1 be .1.ust'f'ed in the exercise of the p l P , en]J�•ed � Into . o In leasan1 , "as !lt&te,1 1eg1·tlffla · la lnqulry mto the 111e u. s. Navy on Dcc. 6th• and · r.1lne!ll!I �?d competency Or 1·t9 has been transferred to the The home of Mid Lydia Ebo,., Attend FUneraI Record In Nelsonville Of Their Father T"8TE TEST by the Arkansas LeglslaN ER, Vt. /UPI\ TPF.I.T MO · ure at the height or the Little . State milk flavor aoecialist Har-Rock school crisis, , 1 old O. Clark say11 that any odor The atatutes were designed to in the air whlch a cow breathes ::i ..:i ND, Clarence Hollingshead, at � their home in Middleport. Refrt■bmeata of Jee c r • 8 m , r.\��" ��-�,�,==.....::;�.. , ........ , . Time ....,_,lcal """" ...,."'"''I ...... ..... lies DRYERS night. Portsmouth hist Saturday WIDJaml and Mn. Richards. .......,,._ . EMBROIDERED PATTERN SOCK & TIE SET by INTERWOVEN favorite at Christmastime! Embroidered Rayon Tie and 100% Nylon Body One•Siie Stretch Socks in matching paltern. No size proble'rn - one size fits all. Attractive gift box for eat'h set. In Gray, Brown. Ma­ roon and Navy. Price only $2.9� a Set. A New York Clotlling Bouse POMEROY Mrs. M. C. Wilson of New HaV· Har Been Completed en i, ,laying with her son-In-law � committee for the inside and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl decoration■ of the Middleport Knight while Mr. Wit.on Is hos­ Flnt United Prelbyt •rlan church pital!zed at Pleasant Valley Hos­ mat Sunday afternoon and <.'Olll• pJtal. Mr. Wilson underwent sur-­ p!IIM Ill work for the Primary gery yesterday morning and wtlh­ and &mday Sd,ool room■ al the stood the operation very well. cl11nh for th■ Chriltmu seuon. Mra. Blanche Haptonstall wa, Two larp - wore placod in taken to Meigs General Hospital the room■ and Cbrlllmu rope SUnday night when ,he became Md Icicle■ and larii• p a p e r ill. - ..... pla<ed In the """""· BIRffl ANNOUNCED IINding the comm!U.0 w a a ad Haptonllall Alllotin SW> Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I!:. g . P nley of Columbus are announc,. Mll day were Mn. Haptonatall a n d the birth of twin sons, on De­ g In E children, Bill and dith; Mr. I and Mn. James Buchanan and daughter, N,ncy; Mn. J 8 m e I :Mobaby and ehlldren, Marlene and Jimmy; Mr■• Jame■ Sanborn your color slides with the finger -tip slide chan&ing of the world-famous Airequipt slide system. Load, with sLandard 36-slide Airequipl metal magazines. Show1 • 4--foot wide picture lrom 9-feet . Compact design fH• lures hidden carry handle, hidden wire well. Cover­ locks on for selhlorage,. See it today! Ex.elusive Maytag Halo of Heat Dryerli dry a normal quickly at little more than body temperature. Gentle circle of heat !>Urrounds clothes, no hot spots to damage fabrics. Automatic Air t'iller pre-cleans all air circulating in dryer. Either gu or electric models. Prices start as low a.> $149.00. load GROVER'S STUDIO POMEROY llU'l'LAND FURNITURE Perfect For Christmas RUTLAND, OHIO COSCO , Jormon : "Evenhin•" Le ather �I -,rs·, //., with the ii' 1hin• Model C-7 A TOUCH OF YOUR TOE • • • THE CORD DISAPPEARS( 'ull ouut only u much cord as you need · - - up to 20 .!et for big.room cleaning, When you're lllrot11h, touch the toe control and the card winds itself up, out or sight. Double action cleaning unit adjust, automatical­ ly to ru-gs and bare floors. Uphollltery nou.le, dusting hrush, ·crevice tool and drapery nozzle ride piggy back :r: convenient carrying caddy. Model C-7, Only $69.95. DE LUXE SERVING CART Makes entertaining more fun-less fuss from ·, Christmas Day on. Smartly-styled shelves that look like softlv rubbed walnut wood, are actual­ ly enamel-on·steel and virtually indestructible. Everlasting golden brass frame finish is easy to · keep clean. Rolls effortlessly, soundlessly on S" rubber casters. Here's true elegance. JARMAN SHOES - THE MOST FITTING FIT Any man on your Christmas list will be highly pleased with Jarmans, for he will gel distindive s1ylin1 and top ,craftsmanship - and '"friendliness of fit" for t'X· tra-pleasanl walking. (If you don't know his size or think he'd rather select his shoes himself, we have Jannan gift certificates.) $10.95 to $15.9Ci. BARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT BAKER FURNITURE Mlddt, Of U_, Blotk - POMEROY On "' ., r 1 ,;, ' ;.;:; Committee', work B 500.WATT SEMI-AUTOMATIC SLIDE PROJECTOR Shows color-perfect corner-ta-corner sharp image, from FAST DRIES IN SAFE, LOW HEAT Sally Sauer and June Balley of Florence vere cold and an Infected , ear. Mrs. Charles Vroman is em-ployed at Werner's Radio dur-­ ing the Christmas aeason. • � Mrs, Charles Sauer. i\lma Baumgardner. _ , • ing were Patric Glenn Lambert, Howard West Odien attend Ja Bufllaglon Chuckle Bullington Nolan Swackhammer and Fred­ Willa Brown ' Manning Baumgani'. die Abgbott of Mason enjoyed • huntin trip at New Plymouth Hr, Jeanne Bowles, Anita Bowles llondall Bowles, Venlte Hodge,, one day last week. C.Ounle Bachner wan absent Jaffrey Hodgu, James Garnes, from achool yesterday because Shirley Gamel Jimmy H a r r 1 1 of illnes,. Mary Harris, jolumy Singer, Kar'. MiBI Mary Park who recently • Singer, Butch Howard, Charrwent surgery at M e I g s unde 1- Tolea, Norma Blackwell, Bar- General Is reported lo be lmprov­ liora Bunch, Phoobo Harper, Katy mg mcely. Quall, Michael Smith Katy Ward llarfti11 Ward. SmKb-• Holling,- Timmy Thomas, small .on of bud -«a Richards � Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas bu been ill at their home with a seDo J� PIYJM!, Mrs. =� � ....... HEAT and ,cake weN lflrved by M r 1, Columbus "Visited over the week• Coln: Mllated by Jo Richards and em: with Sally's parents, Mr. and CarnlVQ • I Decemher 17th p J arty Date FOr Sporn FO}kS 0� Mrs. leader Uled u her topic, " Keep, were .held yesterday. e Pleas­ Mrs Zella Cross_ enter d mg �iltnw Christi.�'l. ; She al- a�t Valley · Hospital today and lO nad the Christmaa ,tory from will under� facial surgery tomor­ st. Luke, Members re■ponded to row morn�g. roll call with a Chrislmaa carol. • I Gifts of toys were brought by Tom Skmner and three rater brothers visited with Tom B ' the member■ to be placed in the nity . Arthur and n Mrs Mr. p ls, � Jaycen Chriltmu baskets f O r needy farnlllea. Refreshments cat• Skmner_ and Mrs. Dave Fanner laat Friday. . . rylng out the Cbrlltm,. Iheme Busmess v1s1tors in Columbus were 1erved by the hostess, from last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. ___. with an arrangea table centen:u Ch arIes Asa B radbury and ch'It · ment 0f bolly. dren, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Brad• · wi. 11 L'l'h• Janu■ry meetmg � bury and Mr. and Mrs. w ·11· i 1am held at the home of Mre. George Betz and Sandy of Jackson. H· parker· Ray Pickens has been ab8enl from school for the past week be,. 1 5th Birthday WIU cauee of having pneumonia. Charles Ha,kins, accompanied Ob,era,ed For Son by four ca-workers of Marietta Mn. Ray Co]es entertained attende d a regional dinner meet­ I d with a party Satur ay night n of Social Security employees ing honor of lhl 15th birthday of her '1assed " HALO 0. C. Greenlee, Mrs. Fran• and David Jenkins Bearhs ce11 went lo Youngslown Sunday be­ cause of the death of their aunt. Mrs. Frances Shook who died �est l services Mn. George Joachim program Saturday . Her funera Naval Training Center. Grent The decision reversed lower Lflke!I. lllinols, for nine weeks of eourt rulings upholding the law, I recruit indoctrination. It was one of a series or laws -rta Around And About Middleport bach wu attractively decorated for the Christmas aeaaon when the Daughten of Ruth c:lass o( the United Methodist church met for thek annual Christmas party Monday afternoon. , Side Glances 1 ' STANDINGS and No. 2, Pl. Pleasant; Clarence Woa Lost Thomas, Letart; Collett Keefer, Leo�; R. Douglas Roush, Letart; Pomeroy Cement Clarenco Bles,Jng, Letart; J. w, 1 Block . . . . . . 31\1 toll Watterson, Apple Grove; E. B. Sport, Center . . . 20 22 Jone,. Pl. Pleasant; CIJ!ford Car- 1 Fall, City Beer .20 22 ■an, Mason; Woodrow Brown, Le- Hot Rods . . . . . . . 20 22 tart; and Sam Booton, Letart. Ohio Powe . . . . . 19 :II �� 1f.'1 - . ·· teachers. rec- " � I ' ·• MAYTAG Cbrlotnw" w ill be given by Roy The poem, "At The Year·, End· Coleman lo be followed by t h e ing," will be given by Rooney re■pon■ive reading led by Helen Sauer. A !pecial Christmas an­ them will be presented by I h'e Taylor. Senior choir lo be followed by the morning sennon by the pastor, FamUy Dinner ,. Rev. Howard Ruppelt. Gll'BR , BY Wh'ite, The dosing prayer will be givMr. and Mrs. Joseph White en- en by Alan Wallace, the benedic­ I Team Single Grune Sports C.en• Othen on the EDP Honor Roll ter 910· were Old Town Fann Units No. 1 B<f, White oo Finl Aid; Panther Congn,s,. Steele, and Mrs. Bill Kegley. Sue 1 on, Personal rltneu and Flaming I prevent tchool desegregation. The is transferred Into a taste in the In■truclora for the group Al• Wray Janet Eshenaur' J a n t t 1 1 Al1'0w on Rope Maklng· ' M !C ' W e son a aw invalidated today bars em• milk which ehe gives. Therefore, oy Y I nd d G I d etty Ju I c ■ ed: ea coun• A Camporee wW bo held in slon1 Includ rtl der and p oloyment of tearhers and admln• he said, it fs impc>rtant that sta• ng. grou singi K • • el . a c Jabuary. The boy1 are ••lllng !lor■ _ Gilbe V. Barn l strative personnel who do not file blea be kept clean and aweet Those who 4ttended Include: I smelling. plf'lc ba■kell. Larry Manhall nawha County 4-H club agi,nt 1 Leader, - 'Mrs Sue Swartz he required affidavil . , .· w• llftt throuah the 1p1t1. preaIdenII - GIenn Smith, W•· Mrs. Roger L. Wilson, Adrian boy one! h ,. homa Hlflh School Vo-Ag teach• TlilN ey, M u. Phyllil La Miller, lh I J 8lio - � M \ 1/ �r er vlce-pre1ldent1 - W n d a eor Keener, e William,, Thoma, G g • ' · Stemple, 00\mty home demon1tra r. Swa\1eImo . , r �ion agent eecretarles - Janet Ann Willlam■, Mrs. M J I d r e d Wallace. county 4-H club aaent S1:1yre , Mr1. Alma Turner. a n d starcher. Charles Sperow asslilant leader, tr■uur•n SURPRISE _ Santa will see more sizes, colon, and shapes of Cbrlstma■ trees !'Glnl BIOIIOnl Hlflh S c h o o I - Mr,. John Priddy, Mra. Belly this year than he's ever seen before, thanks largely to research and development can and Mrs. Bill Kegley adult · k d one It K a1ser Aluminum S Ravenswood Works resulting In new aluminum councll member, _ Mrs. A<lrian wor Christmas Trees such Lathey, Jame, Hart, Mrs. Albert Durst, Ravenswood; as this. The tree, being decorated by (left to right): Helen 1 Wilma Bumgarner, Ravenswood; Claire Anne Newton GalllpoThompson, Mrs. I. u. B l a i n, lis Ohio; Doris Osborne, Ripley, and Bre nda Skeen, Ripley, is one of many tliat , Mrs. Nelson Critchfield, Mrs. Je,. will be marketed in practically every In the United State1. Tbe alloy from l!ouoh, Mrs. William B 1 • 1 n, which the tree is made was developedarea at Ravenswood by the Ravenswood Works Aud •y W•!11'•:"· Eugene Technical Department. Industry experts p redict "'11DIIOROUGH, N. H. - El Mr. Ronald Balley and w ile of almost 2,000 ,000 pounds of aluml� • an wan a ayes. dol llowh, llaelne. Ohio, ii the White water, Ml... , and Mrs. num wU: be used In tree manufacture th is year, an Increase of almost 75 percent o- of two n1lltorld Guom- Reva Buschek, Barrington. 111.. Prealdenla - Janet R I c e, over last year. . - tl,at have ,-Uy l'Olllplel- ,..,. called by the aeriou, ill- Susie Haye,, Swendolyn Wheeler, Ravenawood, W. . Va. fSpeclal l la big bu,1n,,. tn the U n I t e d !live tn strength with the hl$her Wamsley, Sheldon Roush, 1 - T h e nation a burdgeonlng ed official HIR production "' of lh<tr father, El•• M. John State, the logical muU of a tra- priced alloy■ G r a onll, ■-oordlna to th■ Am■r lcon Balley to a hospll•I in Nelson- eo sl Sherry, Mervin Roush, • Chrlstma, tree industry � getting dltl that tarted In ed' 1 cite several advantages G-, Cattle Club ben. ville, Ohio. Nov. fifth. They were Virginia Flora, Mary P r I d d y, a decided shot in the arm from Ge:an held ,tro�g u minum tree,, not I h e for al aron DanClark, Sandra . the Ohio River Valley area - a JUSt 1a.f year. See, . � Grov, Etlllbolh. a •Ix gue,to overnight with their bn,. Sh I leaat of which are price, beauty, YIIIHld, productd 14.1111 pound■ thor Olen and family of Zanes- ny Crllch!leld, Connie . Cottrill . ,bot, oddly enough, that h" not ca cl 811111 ond •n pound■ of fat in viii;, and their molhor. Mary ' Beverly Slaals and Sue Wray. a lhlng to do w ith trees •• ou ch. Then me the advent ol the cleanlln.,., ver11Wlty, ond 11f• metal tree, - aluminum - and ly. Green tree, nonnall,y aall for sldenl, e Vl p Ella nHiggi 1111 �•· Shi wu milked t w o Balley, S.llefonlaine, 0. On Nov. I r - r, Yet by tho lime Christmas all at once. a minor revolution In approximately $1.25 per f o o t. e tham, Ble ar er, Gay t- dally. I& lh•y wen, called bac� by the bo c � morning rolls around, the Jmpe- j ln Su • Locllll Grove Tulip H. 1 flv■- death cl their ialher. The fun• wright , Barbara Sherry, Sandro tu, provided here wlU result 1n l Cbrlllma1 ornamentation a n d Alumlnllll_' trees, while more In I )'UN>ld, pnductd 11,ffl pound• eral wu held Nov. 17 at Not.on• Morgan, Jim Sommer, Ann Wil• some of the most unique Christ-' decoration wu off and nmnin8, Ually, wW have an anraa• coal of mlllt and 11811 poundl of fat In ville with burial In Donesvllle, llam, , Sarah Dunn and Shanin ma, tr... ever to grare Arner� ; Venatlle, re-uaable, end w I t h of approximately $.60 per loot OV· I UD1que dilplay poaalblllllo■, the er an extended period, ,Ince the 3111 dl)'I. Shtl wa■ mllktd two 0. Mr. Ronald Balley and . •lfe Brown. . can homes· ' .. _ II- dally. Th111 official produc- and Olen Balley and wife and Secretaries - Charlene Diehl, .stmas r s aluminum tree, caplund a sur- tree, can bo n-used for eeveral . t. na1ly Trad m perc nt ng ee fro pr Avallable nationlengths years, In the , of qe e t!l , t Clm m 1 • i li J ,u Buscheck by � Mory and Mn. Balley anle Wall , Bonnie Barker, R t OI rtc.Wdl w«t pervlNd tree market In their 2 to 10 feet and in practically any 1 Ohio SlalAI Unlv1r11ty. attended the ,.rvlca. becca McGrew, Mickey Yester are c • d a r, pine, or • p r u c • 1 al Chrlstmao � . • · . ht aromatic trees cut n d first bid br la color, the ir.e, have a ■Jngular . James Watoon Cheryl Monroe' ught b o e ou Into lb h ,e l be clec- j This year, lbe aecond big year beauty If dloplayed properly with Pam Buffln�n. Linda Lath<; "' orated with llghta J.md omamonll for aluminum ti.I alumln\llD rotatJna color<d or flood Ughta. . and Shani� Nibert' f o e, vlt r • tmas . t C ri b b l [ U lol ry offlclala estbnate almolt Then, too, they look jull u W _.,• ., .., .,. ,. ,. ... ,.."! • _ /2-IJ Tre J • ��� Their production and ��i 2Indust 000 t at d 000 � o be at of aJumlnum ur;� �: the . wW ,; l the be , h■ , en seuon u l "Bobby, look apln for tht paper, YOllf f&lhtr bu : Bev, d ueed In lh<lr manufacture, an ii> botlnnlna and DO droppln8 IIIOdread Ill tht way U'OWICI tht OtNal boll : Vikki McDaniel Ronna Erwin l• le ■• ... r of a1mo11 'I'S, por cent Linda Sue Stew�. Ru,ly s e e: last year and an euy Indication rice, Judy Crank. Tina 1 Sandra P of the poaslbllitl.. Inherent Ill \ Bl11, DamII Asbury, and Mer· Do It E"¥ ._ the new treeo, Iha Thompoon. S • Aluminum trow are being proI Reportaro - Barbara Higgin ALSO GOI' A MAILSOlt Mm A ' . duted by ,ome 15 llmll •lnml ' ootham Witlle Capehart Char· lWO-fllM BER COMBINATION LOCI( C1N 1 ICrOII the Unilod Slalea for the 111 Andenon, Shella Doll 'eea-, IT-11. STILL CiMT RGURE rr OUT1980 holiday oeaaon, marketed tn ' Smokey See, Bobby Swarts, Mike ry Lew i&, Janel EohenalD', Marty The annual Christmas porty for eve maJor city and town in the Buffinllon, Glei>va Stllll and children of omployees of th■ Phil• nation, and will uHlmatel)' wllld Ip Sporn Plant In Graham m. up tn hundrwd■ of tboUlllld■ el. Johnny Nibert. Song Leaden _ Kathy Sayre, !Ion will be held al the H a v e n Amer� boa■ b)' air­ Linda Call Jennifer Zerkle GJor. Theater hi New Haven on ])e. mo11UQ1. ' 1a Rousb, Edith ZebnU, N � n o y oember 17, It h11 been llllllOUIIC- Whoa the aluminum Int Idea got off the around Jut yoar, Kall­ Rice, Qinnlo Wllllamo, Jud, Got· od. er ty• Brenda Steele, � Kegley, [ A movie will he ahown and w a s one of the Iii-II m a I � Nida Walden and Arline Rolllh. · Santa Cla111 wlU dilllributo t1fta aluminum proclucera to the need for providtne a.....,, mor• Game leaden - Georgia Bru- 1 to u- attending. matcbulc Uv picld competl aly non, Ju<I), Getty, Linda Humph-I Wor ero t labrleaton. !al al to plant have witl he \ roy, Miko Love, Milton R o u I b, John Sommer, Linda Wllliaml, lwo portle, on December 13 and The problem cl eomlnl up with carol,yn Mllltr and Jo Thomplon. OD December II. Th• two date■ auch a bulc material wu broupl have boon Bot to lfflll1llllodat bin, to Kalis'& 111,u....t lllllfl Womr■. The partleo wtll b■ Worb, a larp ln'41Plld laclllly 1111: GIIADOATU Clara r. Burtoa, dau&hter of bold al the MOORe Home in Point oombtnlq - cl U. aalloll'a Mr. and 111n. llarl Burtai of Pltuatlt and wW fealln a buf. mot! modem "'l'llpNDI wflll ad•-' )Jl'Pl<lloll ldlu aad -' lllum, aradualed November If let di..- and • dance. Iii ..., to u. planl'a , o a • 1, r.Phot4p-apller.' Mate School ta ••• al tbo Naval Atr Technical TraJD. In .... YO<I 11llased H, Ibo CBS bllfld1 lralned 'l'ldmlcal � lnS tri,11 at l'lltaa<ola. Florida. "lllr. Garbmd"' aarlea III Friday 1111111. JlGalb law, a.-woool vp wllll 1be • Mr. Burtoa fa a pliotoarljlbar'1 ru,,ta DOW ii knoWD M "'1111 - .., a.lllw )ildll • lg. Gulml Toucb.• Mae _.., 1/SN, \ ' ' I ' ' I rt I 1 d .."tt.J1 I .. 1 6 # ••t ;. t ie ........._... •._..... l .._......_........ ... 111 1 ; C • I ·•• I • ....,......,, 4-..._.__.___,. Ill n • 1 • t ·A1 ..J1 . • -' � . ..... •-- �--,-. . .,,,,,.,.. .,, ...� 4 ..- _ .. l't ',:if4'....,.,,,,.. --:..-:·_.._ ..... � --:- � · .... ·:,,;.:.,-+�w .""�-a;..��;.:�4,.�trt��---,�����L......nt -�,: , .� • :0,."� • • Edward Bumgarner; Letart· Ray Crank, Hendenon; Russell Jones, I CITY LEAGUE Pl. Pleuant; ')'homa, Bwngamer, Wat Columbia; D. A. Smith, ! High Three Game Ind. ClatwOI' Hartford; Otmer Uevlng, West Co- Lhy 565. lumbla; Mayes and Hayman, Ap- 1 High Single Game Hawley 119. pie Grove; Rolla Lee, Galllpolla Team Three Game, Pomeroy , Cement Block 2.550 Ferry. 1 One hundred seven persona par• commerclal teacher AOng tead­ I ticipated in the annual 4-H om- ers - Chet Haddox, county school 1 c4!1'1 and Leaders' Trelnlng School music supervitor game leaden Troop 249 or Pomeroy, Boy . last Saturday in Point Pleasant. - Mike Love, 4-H Junior leader Seoul■, met al the IOOF llnll Judith Kay Getty, member of and reporters - Mrs. Mary Hyre, Wtdneaday at 1. There were pa• the Busy Bee Club and • t a t e l Athens Measenger reporter. lrtl meetln11 ■nd later each pa- winner in recnatioo, told ebout , Assisting with registration were tral worked on a special thlng: her trip ' to National 4-H C l u b Mrs. Adrian Lathey, Mrs. Eugene Scouting Skills --- . toostaU, Olit.11 Lewi1, Cindy Sau­ er and Carol Anderson as ush­ en. "The Star of Destiny," a poem, will be given by D i n d y Morris and Torn Anderson wlll give announcements of lhe church, and Mick Morris the <:reed. A poem. · 'On the Muning or morning welcome. : be church ora:lllilt, MB. Lillian .Stieff, Patty Lowery will be the litw--ai,t for the ,eniee. The invocation and Lord'• Prayer will be elven by James Miller with Seren Lewil giving the .-postle's according to William F. lb• r llO, three montha. •:i.80 b1 rno' o r nrnlr whten• ,uaf1ablt1 one Grego,.., Agent • I 01onth. •�• Maaon f'ounty � U .00 Hy 1111.ll. n! ytat, lll,00; alx wuor1'11. 14.111, thrH mo11thl. Othon on the DHIA Honor Roil � . __ --+--weni Marcus Weaver. Letart: C. I L. Cotterill, Jr., Wut Colwnbla; J!:DP, 107 Participate In Annual I Jrainin!! Srhool Saturday Patrols Work A llfl'Ci.■.I <luiamM ten·ice Tbt poem, "Why C.an't U Be?' . , iJ! be prrrct:d neat SUDday will bl &it'fll by Bruce Wallace ,roii,g •l rhe r!n< Unlled J>ro,, Reading tilt acrlpture Jeuon ..,Jt•riM Oil.il"dt of MWl9port l. will bt Janiot Z irkle and D11vid bt tllo WTP' il'O"P c/. 11M chllrch. ! Lyoo, will -nl !ht prooe wril• !be tntP"llll la ,mer lhe dine- • in&. "The Loom of Christmas" lilo of l'w �p OOUDll!lon, Mr. JLldy Sauer will give the Chri!ll­ .nd lira. 1\-.J Vaughan and mu prayer. Kann Bachner will give the of• )In. EvtNtt .llelftMr. P'ollow.lug the organ pHlude by ferlor)' prayer with EdUh Hap­ • ,,11.,. •- o••,. l'\1·11•'"· PUDll�h.-0 .-,,,.n d•er11oun •xu,p! Sun. I day b� fh• Oh!u \'alle1 l"uhh•l\ln• ('tomp•n, l lO M.-rn .. ni, S1 . Pom'eroy, 1 Ohiu Bu•inn1 OHi.·.- pnon• WV Hl:l'f 1 ..Uaurial phu1,, \\, \ - l•ll:58 l!:nler<'rl •• ,,.,-und tll�• ma,11na raol 1 1 Pomeroy, W. A. Barker of Southside led •i�i u1 lhe '"'' <>Uir , u N1111 ... 11A, 1uvcrullu11. reprHetnau••• the DHIA Honor Roll for Mason l)olllodll Kunb11JI. In, 343 Lellln1 Countv for the month of Novem- '"" A \•.- ,�, for� City No VurL In November Progress And O fficial Thinking Government administrative and regu. latory authorities are necesaary, and generally do excellent joba In the public Interest. But at the same time they often 111 behind dramatic changes that are laking 17lace In today's world. Take, for lnatance, commercial air ser­ vice from the Portland, Oregon area to this nation·, most favored overseas va­ cation 1pot, Hawaii. Service w11 provided b y one major alrlane. Another major line, Pan Amerl­ ean, applied for permission to fly th• route II wel1, and thua to &ive travelers a choice of compeUtlve carriers. Strong oppoaltlon developed both within and without the Interested regulatory agen. cy. It waa said that there was hardly enoup bu1ine11 for one airllnt, much Spedal Christmas Service Will Be Presented Next Sunday Morning Southside Man • 'i THE "PERFECT" GIFT OF LOVE unly a perfect diamond can reflect full beauty and IJrilUance _ _ _ and Keepsake ruarantees perfection in writing, Keepspk� also assures. Pennanent Registra­ , ion. Protection Against Loss from setting. Lifetime rrade-in Privilege, Nationally Advertised Price. Buy 'hP. �t - Buy Keepsake. K and C JEWELERS �)- )c : )c I EVINRUDE STARFLITE Ill NEW l;VtNRUDE STARFLITE Ill WITH 75 H.P. Electric-starting and thermostatic controlled 75 H.P. V-4 motor with luxurious modernistic styling which is designed ror quietness and efficient functioning oper­ ation. Features controlled fixed-jet carburetion and additional 1ilencin g which makes this motor quieter than its predecessors. Uni-Charger is additional lu:rnry model motor which adds a high-output AC generator. METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMEROY POMEROY \ \ j Poeketeer -· ALL-TRANSISTOR PORTABLE The amazing shirt-pocket portable. 6 tranaiston pl111 1 diode and l thermistor pro-ride the power and tOAt of sets twice its size. Built-in speaker for full 1'odied sound. It will make the perfect Chrisl.mat &ift foi' anyone. WERNER RADIO & TV MIDDLEPORT • I cember 12 at Mercy Hospital. Grandparenti are Mr. and Mn:. Lawrence S. Manley and Mr. and Mn. William Buckley of Middle­ ,, Mr, and Mr■• Danald Lowery and port, · Greal-grandporenta are for Oiri.stmru claupt.r, Patty; Mr■. Dal• W!I- Mr,. Ruby McCumber, Mrs. Ella ., y. , r and Carl M Manle Philli ps Zi bun,, Jonloe and Pauline rkle, !Ir, and lira. Richard Vaughan, llo9emary Hy•ell and daughters, Bruoe and Allan Wallace ; R O y Penny and Brenda have gone to Cml rnnn Judy Sauer, L y n n Columbua to be with the Manley, 6aohan■n , Don Milli, C 1 l h 1 n for a week. ----Wlltion, Eddie Crook■, Olorlea MINNESOTA HOLDS ltltcbon, Bruce Annal and Rev. LEAD IN TURKEYS Howard Ruppell GIVE A CORNING WARE MINNEAPOLIS rUPI I - :�InTHE IFT A MAN WOULD CHOOSE ROYAL FAMILY SET turkey ma top the naoto re ins Child'• Streich THERE'S AN OLDS FOR EVERYONE IN '61 FOR HIMSELF producer. The ,tale held on to The &Ill that cooks on range-top, in oven or brolterl 'i Your nearby Oldsmobile Quality Dealer h11 a Rocket Ila ranking 81 leader by growing Made from I revolutionary new missile material, PyroThe nan.e ''Pendleton" has special meaning for active l\tL to flt your pocket - - and your purpose! Classic 98ceram, (R) developed by Corning Glass Works. Hottest men. 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It'• tQ Jabllil Thzte aaucepana, 3 cover,, cradle, 10 ii'I:, lkil• And by the way, Pendleton all wool plaid 1bl.rtl are tlnction. n produced I per cent DlDnl bird, thl11 year to ltaj-m let, cover, cradle and 1 detaichable handle (tit, 111 O lds for 181 the A('tion Line in perronntnce and now machine-washable. Jackel $17.50. Sport Shirt C pieces). '24-"· $13.95. Tia d.,lgnt top. ci.n, Rohe-in•Bag $17.llll. Muffler $5.00, Robe $211.00. Hose $3.150. Alw■ya Yll'lin wool. 'Die other leading olalel, tn 1U' ·RR ..., i,_ V/11.l,. a w .., a -T MOORE'S _ pa-nay UlTaa:. U _,. order, uo !'.allfornla, Iowa, Vlr• ...,.,,..., SMITH CLOTBING CO. 0,1N · !VIIIY NIGHT TIL 9 , Wllcomln, Tau, linla Mluourl POMEROY, OHIO ·MtlKK.u,MIT MIODL-T L..----;,,...-111hdlv --■a ..i Ohio. IL.-------------..;_--------�---------------------• AN VI EJ ,, ··;:,i._�,_-· . 69 �-'°· THE SHOE IOX ,.,..__ .. . . �. 4- - - - - - · .. ... - ... � - •· • .. .. - ... . _ _ _ . . . . .. .. . . .. ... . . . . ._ _ ,._ ' . .. . . .. .. .. · - -- • - - .. . .. � -· - · · - " · · - - ._ ,., \ I ;.- . . . O Dec 1 3 1 96� , • U,.Qy Sentinel Po m-eroy-Middleport -- - 1 Big Ten Has Retter Night ' The Sncrt: Des.� Senate Draw�-Bead On Mr. ! !olution Is Termed 'National Disgrace' BOWLING O\'FR HANDICAP On Cage Floor I �UNNE.'\PUU� 1 U.PJ 1 - The M inneapoliii Soc1�Ly fo1 the Blrnd sponsors a bowling league for the blmd and persons with only par­ _t 1al \';sion, : ichest Nation ;een Fouling lts Own Nest Aided lly members of lhe Ki­ wanis and volunteers, the league CHlCAGO tUPl 1 - The R ig has been in Op<.-'ration for l9 years ·1 en Dbserved one of Its best bas- now There are six teams for ketball niJ1,hts of the young season men and four for women. , with three victories in four tilts .. �ainsl non-ronferl'nC'e opposit ion I Helping boost the leajii:ue's rec- 1 Mi\.RKING TIME ord vnsus the m1t l.:mdt.•rs WPrt' I Indiana, whil'h beat Missouri 66-55 WORCESTER Mass. 1 UPII an Purdue, an 83-64 w inn t'r over John G rant, a clock repairm birth• tooth his lebrat ce who I a �fifth-ranked Detroit and Iow whkh easily trimmed Creighton I day Thanksgmng �ay, has a Qte 89-17. Illinois , howe ,·e r, w as a sister-in-law who will celebr birthday her 102.nd Year·s Day. 00-81 rictim of Colorado. ' I on New I 3 Rooms ONLY MASON, W. VA. We're New . . Try Us ! 9 2 9 A�Ta·:c• Paid 5 1 ��!�1�2�., Finl Qual ity OPEN NOW - 24 HOURS CE RTIFI ED OI L CO. 538 West Main Slreet With A Money Sack Gu■rantH Sold Every Gallon For l1iristmas Decoration SPR AY . ENAME L All COLORS Spray Your Christmas Tree! Spray Floral Arrangements, Toys, etc. oz. $1 ,59 "Jiffy" c.,_.kln HOUSESLIPPERS CLINTON FISHER for women, beige or black. Fold with plastic ' caae. Slzos S-M-L. I . II SARGENT PAINT r' PIPELIN ERS OF ENERGY MIOOLll'ORT WE GIVE YOU REAL SilVER DOLLARS ON EVERffllNG YOU BUY • • • ' Just when It .!lecms lhere can· bti anything new in the way o( kit chen Follow the Crowds f. TO PICKENS' BIG Silver DOLLA R Sale, Now I n Progress Every Day 'Til Christmas! Alltolutely Sen11tlonol - Ito,. Wide. ■ -rthlne Included, Th• lolo of MlrMII Voluto, Rll<I dot1ll1 bolow. No Rid T1p1, You ,u,chne 1nythln1 - Y11, ANYTHING In our start Including netltnllty 1dffrtl1N Item,. K"p 111 •f your Hit■ tlips and ,a111nt thtffl 11 our -,eclal cuh dedc. For every $10.00 pur• cht1t Plc._n,• wHI ,.., you on, 1hlny ,llnr dollar, Just think what reu an buy with all the extra c11h. No ont c1n dupllcat, the ·t1lue1 ta bl t.und at Plcliltn•' durl"I their ' Sliver Dollar laa.. Clffi,e,. 1n,wh1r1. P·I C K E N S' "More People Buy The Pickens' Way Every Year" I . • · · :rA t N.T & ; H A R D W A R E C O . I MIDDLEPORT -------· 1 I, 1, J co. PH. WY 2-2452 1 .99 THE SHOE BOX MASON, W. VA. O,�N h'UY NIINIT TIL f UNTIL CHRIITMAI •�11 .,_ .. .......... hol!o ...... WMl'O •..., ,_, ... Thund■r II 7:30 A.M, glldgets, Durgess Vibn1 Crafters, Inc., Graysluke. I 1 1. , come� along with an electric car- 1 ving knife that carves nnd slice'­ al the touch of a button in I t s handle, Cordless, battery power­ ed. It can be used anywhere. Set Includes power handle with bat­ terles, two blades, carving board and three "how-t�arve" book­ lete. ELECTRICAL WORK llectrle Mater R11141lr, Ap­ pllanc• 1nd Refrflffltlot'II a.,.1, Sonlco, tnwl■tlen SIi" ind Service, l'tumlalf'tg ......u1rffl'1 for CDtlfflln lllotln1 I Air Condltlonlne CHASE HARDWARE Horeld Cho11, M■ r, Mld,11-rt Loc•ot it. Pheno WY MSI I WASHINGTON fUPD The chief Torn Kel�Yif the U.S Public Health Service sta� Poll� investigated three Sl500. 1 PHSI .said today the pollution of accidents during the weekend. -•--•---••-:::.cacC4 anco._ the country's streams and lake■ , " is "a national disgrace" which POMEROY POMEROY threatens a new health problem for this and future generatiom. OHIO OH 10 "It is tragic for the world'1 The accident occtllffil when a richest, most powerful and most car traveling north driven by I ' ,, ,i technologica11)' advanced nation to Denver Stanle) Tucker, 33, \3uf. foul its own ...1, . limit its own fa1o. wu making a right tum on­ growth and threaten the health or ta Arbuckle Creek road and was its people," Surgeon General Le­ struck from the rear by another Roy E. Burney declared in a north bound car driven by Vir­ speech prepared for the opeoing gll Herdman. 57, ol Leon. I session of lbe National Conference Herdman received a cut lo-re­ on Water Pollution. bead and Danny Lee Tucker, II About 1,500 representatives or years old. received minor lacer.a-. federal. state and local govem­ tloos aod abra,ioru. Herdman leols, industry and agriculture, waa cited for driving while in­ conservation groups ru1d civic as­ toxicated. Damages 1'I the I w o soci� were here £or the three­ cars was e!tirnated at $400, day conference, called by Burney Ttie second accident resulted In at the request of President Eisen­ DO injuries and no arresta. The hower and Welfare Secretary Ar­ accident occurred 3.1 miles north thur Flemming, to map a program of Pt. Pleasant on Route 62 and which will assure the United Involved a north bound car driv­ States of dean water. en by Robert Lee Games, 23. of In a pamphlet distributed at the Dunbar and a southbound car meeting, the Public Health Serv­ driven by Mary M. Mowery, 33. ice said the nation would have to West Columbia. Slick road condi­ >spend 310.6 billion over the next tions apparently caused t h e ,. / 10 years to clean up lb polluted Garnes car to slide into the left '-�· aucac ca 41iWWWCCCCCCCWC c«ccccccca.,. streams and lakes. side o( lhe Mowery car. Damages !Jurney warned that the pollu­ was estimated al $400. tion problem, aggravated. by con• 1he third accident occurred at stantly increase demands, for waGallipolis Ferry Sunday evening ter, already LS acute and wm and involved three vehicle.a and grow worse. injured two plnOnS. A car driv"It .is estimated lhat the water en by Robert Gordon Davis, 'rl, in the Ohio River, at times of low or Middleport, Ohio, had b e • n flow, is used almost four times a, 1 parked along Route I and was it flowa from Pennsylvania to the pulling oni<I the bigbWBJ when a MississiRPI," he said. northbound car driven by Edwin The population growth compliR. Gobel, 36, of Huntington was cates the task of keeping supplies passlng another northbound car pure, because waler supply intake driven by Randall Lee Duncan, and sewage outlets are wedged 34, of Apple Grove. doser together and "one city For Low, Low Price Toys, Vi,it Our "Toy Outlet Room," 2 Daan The Davis tar atrud: the Godraws its water supply chiefly bel car knocking it htto the Doofrom another elty's wastes, '' Bur.;.�,ii East Of Our Pre1ent Building. Rented To Hendle Our Surplus can car. Mrs Helen F. Gobel, 45, ney said. a passenger in her husband's car He said research was urgently 11r Toys Until Christm11 At A GREAT SAVING TO YOU. was ln!ated al Pleuanl Valley needed into highly toxic industrial Hospital for minor lnjurleo and chemicals In water which may released. Toni Lee Duncan, age Open E1'erg Night /tfot1, Tiana s.t. hann the drinker, He cited chloro5, a passenger In her alher'o car, l phenol, which c;,an be tasled al . ' NEW YORK !UPI) _ ChemIcaI WBJ believed to have lllffered . 1 . \he lnflnlteslmai dilution ol one -------- -Week magazrne de5er1bes lhe u� 1 pert per billion parts or water, per Ohio Valley as "'the naUon's and a chlorinated insecticide (enheaviest poJlution area." drinl which kills fish in this pro11ie trade publication of the porton. chemical industry said in its curDramatic progress has been rent edition that federal action ls made by the government in studypossible to supplemen t air and waing waterborne disease, Burney ter pollution � abatement efforts sald, but universities and other made by plants and municipallresearch centers must join In ties. speeding and expanding the reThe magazine noted that the Insearch. dustry spends up to a half milBurney said cities and lndus' . Uon dollars a year to control pol• tries are fundamentally responsl. ;I lution, ble for clean water. .,Few chemical process Indus• "Our success or failure in poltl'ies are built today without conJution control will be proportion.' siderable money and energy belng ate to the application o( control spent on waste disposal, " the pubmeasures by those who discharge lication said. "Chemfoa1 companwastes into the waters," he said. States must continue to be key- THE RIVER _ LIFF ARTERY· Middleport Mayor l) are perfecting their anti-pollu;tones in the light, and lhe fed- Kenneth McElhinney and slreet for�man Lewis Ellis In- 110 d lces and teehniques." 1 : •rone hme th0 magaera! governmeat must lead In spec! work completed last summer on the Middleport . prob ,;. provldlng research, inveSUgntion levee which is rapidly becoming a mecca for boat en-- '"e �1."d• the ai 011u1100 \f 1em ge s more er t ca1 each year and help for state and local prothusfasts by Tri-State area residents. A century ago the and the water poll , ution . program ·�r�s. Burney said. . Water pollution control ls a na- 1 1river" inspired the birth of towns like Middleport to is gelling worse. help handle the commerce of a young nation. Today the . li�nal !!"°blem or ��e fltSt mag- river is l'eady to give a rebu·th to the same small towns TO ATTEND BANQUET mtude, he said. In a nation as a nation rushes headlong into an era of new and ex_ f such as ours, we can fmd enough citing kinds of recreation - much of it on inland wa- Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Smllh Jr. mone�· we can develop enough ters. Governments of eight stntes along the Ohio have of Charleston plan to attend the I selenlll,e and technologi.cal capa- agreed the river and its valley, ii ii is to reach its full Imperial Electric Banquet. bil1ty, enough public ':°ncern •nd potential as an industrial Ruhr, must be more free of enough mutual confidence and pollution. The same holds true if the river is to be used Harvest Is Poor In . 1000 1:1,111 1<1 reach • balanced so- widely for private boa ting . In the scenes above the may- Rabbit-Stocked A rea ut,oo. or, who proposed the improvements on the levee, and XENIA - "A good example of Another apeaker, Dr. lrn N Ga, saw them through town council and Ellis check ( lop) lhe futility or stocking cottonlail orlelson, lint chief 01 the U.S the widened parking area al enlr�nce to the waler; (sec- rabbits was brought to light by Fish and WildlJfe Service and now ond) the widened street approach lo (he water's en-· opening day game bag figure, president of the "'.lldllle Manage- trance ; and (lower), the outer wall which was repaired for soulhweslcrn Ohio stat� pub­ ment Inshtute, sa,d the threat of with concrete. The work was accomplished by street lie hunting areas." declare, Dale pollution to Mlionol and individual crewmen at a fraction of the cost it would have cost oth- Whiiesell, Wildmo District 6 well-being "no longer can be tol- erwise _ estimated al around $250 - and under Eilis's �•me management agent. Four state areas were stocked erated" becau: it has become an supervision , with the aid of the mayor and councilmen. with native Ohio cottontails, live ,-,c_mmmlc danger. sided over by the chapter pres!- trapped and released last winter. DKG's Met fn dent. Mrs. Jack Warner of Jack- On these four areas- the opening son. During the program, carols day rabbit k i11 declined and the Syracuse At were sung by the group w I t h heavier the stocking the in-eater Mrs. C 0. Chapman ., leader. the decline, said Whitesell. Mason CountY Iarmers, w h O were e- "Jn cont�t• no rabbits rs. Forrest Bachie! OI M'ddl M I . �I• to exhibit in the M a II o n The Alpha Omicron chapter of released on the Sprmg Valley port was the <111est speaker and ·:ounty Hay and Silage Show will Delta Kappa Gamma held ite De.0 . h ad as her topic""Re11glons o1 the Wildllfe Areal and here the hunt t ho th t r r me g o a e 1ave their · . hay and aJla�e judged. �be lll<>O m " . World. Her subject was covered ing success was higher, one or 1('(.'()rd1ng Io lhe 1o 11owmg score J\'u·s. G eneva Nolen m syracuse. . . the few areas fn Ohio to show an 'The meeting opened with a buf-, In_ 8 very intercetmg and in£onn- increase," said Whitesell, ·ol'ds. CORN SILAGI:: SCORE CARD (et luncheon The Nolan home ahve mnnner. Mn. Either Daub- "Th " Ind 'cales that lhe prac-­ , Maturity' 20 points' Half Dent' was attractively decoroted for er of Jackson gave 8 brief ec- 11c:e o'1' s1ocklng rabblt.s may be count °l lhe Mes9J'ah bY Han_del 1 Early or Full Dent, 15 Milk the occasion. Mrs. Nolan was asundesirable... r Malure, 10. sisted bv Mrs. Vinas Lee, Mrs. Then she played two selections ry � CMttelll _ !O -potnt1, Avice Frecker and Mrs. L e e from this famous composition. Feet beat when Ironing? Place ">lenUful 20 C:Onslderable 16 Oc· Lee. , Chapter members attending the a thick rubber mat where yau ·asional 10 Absent The business meeting was pre- meeting from Jackson and VJn- stand. lt"R n shock absorber that Odor - 20 polatt, Pleasant 20 ton counties were Eena� Adams, !1pell:, comfort. cceptable 15 Unpleasant 10 Pu- 40 Early Bloom 30 Lah:! Bloom Cleo Barnes. Mabel Conley, Esy ·id Foul 5. 20 Seed 20. ther Dauber, Gwendolyn Davis, Celor - !O paint., Green 20, pH (acidity - Ualreated 20 Amy Gettles, Elizabeth Lantz, ' AKER and SEYFRIED 1( :rownish Green 15, Brown 10. point., 4.2 or below 20 4.3 - 4.5 Ann Mccarrell, Ruth Owens, Ev­ 'lack 5. 15 4.6 - 4.8 10 above 4.8 5. alyn Thomas, Rachel W a r n e r, • 0 11• IENNO X dealer pH (acldM:y) - 2t polata - 4.2 pH (acidity - Treated - 20 M a u d e Esmonte and Esther 'NEW and USED 1· below �. 4.3 - .4, 5 15 4.6 pobatl, 4.5 (Ir below 20 4.G - 4.8 Macrker. Meigs county members R to above 4.8 5. 15 4,9 - ·s.1 10 above 5.1 6. attending includl'd D o r o t h y ':OAL, OIL, GAS $tort Crop MatarllJ - Predomlllate- /!CORE CARD FOR nAY, Col- Barne(. E01el Chapman, R u t h FURNACES . Grail fO pelatl, Boot 40 Head· or 20 points Leafiness in Le- Euler, Avicc Frecker, E t b e l ing SO ·Fiowe.rina 20 Seod Staie gume, 20 points Maturity 20 Garland, Lee Lee, Vina, L e e, Phone WY-2-3794 ·!J. points Freeness from foreign m.:i- Gen•,va Nolan, Susan Pork, Marc,�p Mat,rU1 - Prodomloate- lerlal - :JO points Condition 20 garet Parsons, M a r y Virginia POMEROY, OHIO polall, Bild Sto&e pqlnta. Jaoibel and. �•trice Reillhar� . j,.._______,_ . M I I RE s ���'2,;!f�::�:;� I \ 1 Melmac Miracle Dish Sets by Boonton New Corning War•Bath room Scales TOYS - TOYS - TOYS Upper Ohio "'tiiiiMitl Nation's Most Polluted Now SHOP IN PO,AEROY · Treasur e 1 Chest .. .. , farm News Sales. San J o s t, �am., has another new kitchen a I d e - an electric "brisker'' which supplles mild wannth to counteract the dampned which lum!il limp food11 such as eooki!' null. potato chips and cereal!!I aml cake sugar. About the siZe of a breadbox U8¾ by II by II inch­ es I it Is made of chrome-plated ) st..1 and aluminum with black ' plasllc banding and handlfs. S.. U, For K1tr Van Zlllllt , . 7 WEEKLY CASH PRIZES Specialty A new Dontop hlnae, prodU<I ol Doratop Hinge Manufacturing Co., Brooklya, N.Y .. combines In $1195 Participate In The Pomeroy NO FUSS - NO BOTHER - NO MESS 1 6.4 195-4 CADILLAC *Sunbeam Skillets *Percolators *Automatic Toaster *Steam and Dry Irons *Mixers In Stock MASON FURNITURE CO. ' � °' SELECT NOW ! Furn iture $299 Nation's Poll "'°'" Time lsRunning Shortl New 1.ADIES' NYLONS 3 Accidents Investigated By Officers wtr ;wt ,_ I ! Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•M14dleport, 0. , Die. U, 1 Jean En.. Dabo JIIt TD FAMILy weebod ll home wilh htt par- �X JVNCTJON, VI . l l/PIJ­ fflts, Mr. and Mro. Villceot Dabo. Wben Etoo G. P■rb Jr., joined M.1aa Dabo ii att,rvlin1 Tecl,nk:11 the Army be WU jult foUow UJg Pl,.n!J of ,_ ID 11111 Mr School of Nur1ing al Marietta family tradition. HUI father It a b1a<k -.. Rldt ID � Sunday M.1h Dabo wu honored I �ired Army captain with JI ■nd tomlort and let Iba wit birthda a h dinner y by M r I l yean' 11.ervict. His grandfather Is mile, noot bl, loo 1111, 1--, 1 - You'll be ll■d yoa dl4. 1 a rttired rnasttr aargeant with 28 ! back lnjury and was laken to 1er yean' � .ice And bia •l.tttt ll 1 a phyolclmt by her lather. a wAC lieutenant. Da"id was cited for failure to -­ yield ri�t-of-way. Damages 1'11 Jahn K. Smith. Allo -t ■t & the three cars was estimated at the dinner wa,, her parent., and l'OMIIO'I' 5 50 5 25 525 5 25 5 10 5 105 5 Nolan Residence NOTHING TO BUY - JUST REGISTER AT TIISE T R E A S U R E C H EST STORES r�n fla111e • tt •Jtct ION ctae mottrilh to "re-entry" t111perthut1 Natural a•- lndu1o,1·is moat venatlle fuel Nal\lral 111, the Ideal file! tor -kl•a and be•tio& ia a favorila with illdllllry, too. Its ver­ aatilo CllOIJJ b med Ill a lbollwld Wl)'I. OU ii bcll>ln.l to ■olw -iry problam of mi,. lilea of llOle cones. And, lll � 1f1 llameo aro med Ill fuhioACOAtrut, ,-SletM. IDa iDtricac. JU>I a few of di■ odler 11101111tin1 ,,... to •hlcb ti>• ID 11-1 au Is put: J'r,,-bls a!Ujiduwu, .tee! and glm. Ann•alina tirq,ble at a mDH-minute clip. . Formin& PIIIO­ nmic f◄ , I 1)10, 11'fndebieJch lalG -., .JEXA� EAST E R N ------ HardeoJos bearin,- and me1a1a requiring abrasion• mistaot surfaces, and •trtnglhenina steels llial must mist hi&b abock loads. Baking enamel and porcelain flni,be, on appll, aaces. Doing hundreds of commercial b...... •"'•· aad cookina choffl. _ Wberover controlled, oconomlcoJ, clean bell! 1, needed, you'll find natural ps being used, Tbal'o why the demand for this FDergy fuel is growing, consllntly • • • and why TeJUJ Eulom', role u Plpellper of Energy daily in im!'<)rtance, 6 "°"' TRA NSMISSIO N CORPORAT IO� '" -_,rt ; " ��-�11••••�• _ - __!'•u•toa. T•••• ___ .. . , ,. _ • The Modern Mart Pomeroy National Bank S11fllers New York Clothing House Goessler Jewel l ancl Z Inn Shtp City Loa■ fur1111rs Bank ancl n.e Daly Stttl■ei Dtwnlt-Gross l11e. Savings Co. Clrdes RtJll■IDf Swhher and lohse Drugs Cuckler Realty l'olltl'OJ Pasl1 Shop Marguerite Shoe Shop and C Jewelers AssociatN Racllo 1ncl 1V Elberfeltls l»omeroy I.en Franklin Hartley ancl Bwiltlt Simons Grover's Studio Sliot Sten Moores \1ullen Insurance Starlcs P111i..macf Max Ward Insurance Robinson's laundry Ohio v•, Pl1rl I NEXT DRAWING, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 141h • •• --.................----------------------------.a..1 ✓ ,. L•&•"• • .. ··--- ' �. 4- - - - - - · .. ... - ... � - •· • .. .. - ... . _ _ _ . . . . .. .. . . .. ... . . . . ._ _ ,._ ' . .. . . .. .. .. · - -- • - - .. . .. � -· - · · - " · · - - ._ ,., \ I ;.- . . . O Dec 1 3 1 96� , • U,.Qy Sentinel Po m-eroy-Middleport -- - 1 Big Ten Has Retter Night ' The Sncrt: Des.� Senate Draw�-Bead On Mr. ! !olution Is Termed 'National Disgrace' BOWLING O\'FR HANDICAP On Cage Floor I �UNNE.'\PUU� 1 U.PJ 1 - The M inneapoliii Soc1�Ly fo1 the Blrnd sponsors a bowling league for the blmd and persons with only par­ _t 1al \';sion, : ichest Nation ;een Fouling lts Own Nest Aided lly members of lhe Ki­ wanis and volunteers, the league CHlCAGO tUPl 1 - The R ig has been in Op<.-'ration for l9 years ·1 en Dbserved one of Its best bas- now There are six teams for ketball niJ1,hts of the young season men and four for women. , with three victories in four tilts .. �ainsl non-ronferl'nC'e opposit ion I Helping boost the leajii:ue's rec- 1 Mi\.RKING TIME ord vnsus the m1t l.:mdt.•rs WPrt' I Indiana, whil'h beat Missouri 66-55 WORCESTER Mass. 1 UPII an Purdue, an 83-64 w inn t'r over John G rant, a clock repairm birth• tooth his lebrat ce who I a �fifth-ranked Detroit and Iow whkh easily trimmed Creighton I day Thanksgmng �ay, has a Qte 89-17. Illinois , howe ,·e r, w as a sister-in-law who will celebr birthday her 102.nd Year·s Day. 00-81 rictim of Colorado. ' I on New I 3 Rooms ONLY MASON, W. VA. We're New . . Try Us ! 9 2 9 A�Ta·:c• Paid 5 1 ��!�1�2�., Finl Qual ity OPEN NOW - 24 HOURS CE RTIFI ED OI L CO. 538 West Main Slreet With A Money Sack Gu■rantH Sold Every Gallon For l1iristmas Decoration SPR AY . ENAME L All COLORS Spray Your Christmas Tree! Spray Floral Arrangements, Toys, etc. oz. $1 ,59 "Jiffy" c.,_.kln HOUSESLIPPERS CLINTON FISHER for women, beige or black. Fold with plastic ' caae. Slzos S-M-L. I . II SARGENT PAINT r' PIPELIN ERS OF ENERGY MIOOLll'ORT WE GIVE YOU REAL SilVER DOLLARS ON EVERffllNG YOU BUY • • • ' Just when It .!lecms lhere can· bti anything new in the way o( kit chen Follow the Crowds f. TO PICKENS' BIG Silver DOLLA R Sale, Now I n Progress Every Day 'Til Christmas! Alltolutely Sen11tlonol - Ito,. Wide. ■ -rthlne Included, Th• lolo of MlrMII Voluto, Rll<I dot1ll1 bolow. No Rid T1p1, You ,u,chne 1nythln1 - Y11, ANYTHING In our start Including netltnllty 1dffrtl1N Item,. K"p 111 •f your Hit■ tlips and ,a111nt thtffl 11 our -,eclal cuh dedc. For every $10.00 pur• cht1t Plc._n,• wHI ,.., you on, 1hlny ,llnr dollar, Just think what reu an buy with all the extra c11h. No ont c1n dupllcat, the ·t1lue1 ta bl t.und at Plcliltn•' durl"I their ' Sliver Dollar laa.. Clffi,e,. 1n,wh1r1. P·I C K E N S' "More People Buy The Pickens' Way Every Year" I . • · · :rA t N.T & ; H A R D W A R E C O . I MIDDLEPORT -------· 1 I, 1, J co. PH. WY 2-2452 1 .99 THE SHOE BOX MASON, W. VA. O,�N h'UY NIINIT TIL f UNTIL CHRIITMAI •�11 .,_ .. .......... hol!o ...... WMl'O •..., ,_, ... Thund■r II 7:30 A.M, glldgets, Durgess Vibn1 Crafters, Inc., Graysluke. I 1 1. , come� along with an electric car- 1 ving knife that carves nnd slice'­ al the touch of a button in I t s handle, Cordless, battery power­ ed. It can be used anywhere. Set Includes power handle with bat­ terles, two blades, carving board and three "how-t�arve" book­ lete. ELECTRICAL WORK llectrle Mater R11141lr, Ap­ pllanc• 1nd Refrflffltlot'II a.,.1, Sonlco, tnwl■tlen SIi" ind Service, l'tumlalf'tg ......u1rffl'1 for CDtlfflln lllotln1 I Air Condltlonlne CHASE HARDWARE Horeld Cho11, M■ r, Mld,11-rt Loc•ot it. Pheno WY MSI I WASHINGTON fUPD The chief Torn Kel�Yif the U.S Public Health Service sta� Poll� investigated three Sl500. 1 PHSI .said today the pollution of accidents during the weekend. -•--•---••-:::.cacC4 anco._ the country's streams and lake■ , " is "a national disgrace" which POMEROY POMEROY threatens a new health problem for this and future generatiom. OHIO OH 10 "It is tragic for the world'1 The accident occtllffil when a richest, most powerful and most car traveling north driven by I ' ,, ,i technologica11)' advanced nation to Denver Stanle) Tucker, 33, \3uf. foul its own ...1, . limit its own fa1o. wu making a right tum on­ growth and threaten the health or ta Arbuckle Creek road and was its people," Surgeon General Le­ struck from the rear by another Roy E. Burney declared in a north bound car driven by Vir­ speech prepared for the opeoing gll Herdman. 57, ol Leon. I session of lbe National Conference Herdman received a cut lo-re­ on Water Pollution. bead and Danny Lee Tucker, II About 1,500 representatives or years old. received minor lacer.a-. federal. state and local govem­ tloos aod abra,ioru. Herdman leols, industry and agriculture, waa cited for driving while in­ conservation groups ru1d civic as­ toxicated. Damages 1'I the I w o soci� were here £or the three­ cars was e!tirnated at $400, day conference, called by Burney Ttie second accident resulted In at the request of President Eisen­ DO injuries and no arresta. The hower and Welfare Secretary Ar­ accident occurred 3.1 miles north thur Flemming, to map a program of Pt. Pleasant on Route 62 and which will assure the United Involved a north bound car driv­ States of dean water. en by Robert Lee Games, 23. of In a pamphlet distributed at the Dunbar and a southbound car meeting, the Public Health Serv­ driven by Mary M. Mowery, 33. ice said the nation would have to West Columbia. Slick road condi­ >spend 310.6 billion over the next tions apparently caused t h e ,. / 10 years to clean up lb polluted Garnes car to slide into the left '-�· aucac ca 41iWWWCCCCCCCWC c«ccccccca.,. streams and lakes. side o( lhe Mowery car. Damages !Jurney warned that the pollu­ was estimated al $400. tion problem, aggravated. by con• 1he third accident occurred at stantly increase demands, for waGallipolis Ferry Sunday evening ter, already LS acute and wm and involved three vehicle.a and grow worse. injured two plnOnS. A car driv"It .is estimated lhat the water en by Robert Gordon Davis, 'rl, in the Ohio River, at times of low or Middleport, Ohio, had b e • n flow, is used almost four times a, 1 parked along Route I and was it flowa from Pennsylvania to the pulling oni<I the bigbWBJ when a MississiRPI," he said. northbound car driven by Edwin The population growth compliR. Gobel, 36, of Huntington was cates the task of keeping supplies passlng another northbound car pure, because waler supply intake driven by Randall Lee Duncan, and sewage outlets are wedged 34, of Apple Grove. doser together and "one city For Low, Low Price Toys, Vi,it Our "Toy Outlet Room," 2 Daan The Davis tar atrud: the Godraws its water supply chiefly bel car knocking it htto the Doofrom another elty's wastes, '' Bur.;.�,ii East Of Our Pre1ent Building. Rented To Hendle Our Surplus can car. Mrs Helen F. Gobel, 45, ney said. a passenger in her husband's car He said research was urgently 11r Toys Until Christm11 At A GREAT SAVING TO YOU. was ln!ated al Pleuanl Valley needed into highly toxic industrial Hospital for minor lnjurleo and chemicals In water which may released. Toni Lee Duncan, age Open E1'erg Night /tfot1, Tiana s.t. hann the drinker, He cited chloro5, a passenger In her alher'o car, l phenol, which c;,an be tasled al . ' NEW YORK !UPI) _ ChemIcaI WBJ believed to have lllffered . 1 . \he lnflnlteslmai dilution ol one -------- -Week magazrne de5er1bes lhe u� 1 pert per billion parts or water, per Ohio Valley as "'the naUon's and a chlorinated insecticide (enheaviest poJlution area." drinl which kills fish in this pro11ie trade publication of the porton. chemical industry said in its curDramatic progress has been rent edition that federal action ls made by the government in studypossible to supplemen t air and waing waterborne disease, Burney ter pollution � abatement efforts sald, but universities and other made by plants and municipallresearch centers must join In ties. speeding and expanding the reThe magazine noted that the Insearch. dustry spends up to a half milBurney said cities and lndus' . Uon dollars a year to control pol• tries are fundamentally responsl. ;I lution, ble for clean water. .,Few chemical process Indus• "Our success or failure in poltl'ies are built today without conJution control will be proportion.' siderable money and energy belng ate to the application o( control spent on waste disposal, " the pubmeasures by those who discharge lication said. "Chemfoa1 companwastes into the waters," he said. States must continue to be key- THE RIVER _ LIFF ARTERY· Middleport Mayor l) are perfecting their anti-pollu;tones in the light, and lhe fed- Kenneth McElhinney and slreet for�man Lewis Ellis In- 110 d lces and teehniques." 1 : •rone hme th0 magaera! governmeat must lead In spec! work completed last summer on the Middleport . prob ,;. provldlng research, inveSUgntion levee which is rapidly becoming a mecca for boat en-- '"e �1."d• the ai 011u1100 \f 1em ge s more er t ca1 each year and help for state and local prothusfasts by Tri-State area residents. A century ago the and the water poll , ution . program ·�r�s. Burney said. . Water pollution control ls a na- 1 1river" inspired the birth of towns like Middleport to is gelling worse. help handle the commerce of a young nation. Today the . li�nal !!"°blem or ��e fltSt mag- river is l'eady to give a rebu·th to the same small towns TO ATTEND BANQUET mtude, he said. In a nation as a nation rushes headlong into an era of new and ex_ f such as ours, we can fmd enough citing kinds of recreation - much of it on inland wa- Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Smllh Jr. mone�· we can develop enough ters. Governments of eight stntes along the Ohio have of Charleston plan to attend the I selenlll,e and technologi.cal capa- agreed the river and its valley, ii ii is to reach its full Imperial Electric Banquet. bil1ty, enough public ':°ncern •nd potential as an industrial Ruhr, must be more free of enough mutual confidence and pollution. The same holds true if the river is to be used Harvest Is Poor In . 1000 1:1,111 1<1 reach • balanced so- widely for private boa ting . In the scenes above the may- Rabbit-Stocked A rea ut,oo. or, who proposed the improvements on the levee, and XENIA - "A good example of Another apeaker, Dr. lrn N Ga, saw them through town council and Ellis check ( lop) lhe futility or stocking cottonlail orlelson, lint chief 01 the U.S the widened parking area al enlr�nce to the waler; (sec- rabbits was brought to light by Fish and WildlJfe Service and now ond) the widened street approach lo (he water's en-· opening day game bag figure, president of the "'.lldllle Manage- trance ; and (lower), the outer wall which was repaired for soulhweslcrn Ohio stat� pub­ ment Inshtute, sa,d the threat of with concrete. The work was accomplished by street lie hunting areas." declare, Dale pollution to Mlionol and individual crewmen at a fraction of the cost it would have cost oth- Whiiesell, Wildmo District 6 well-being "no longer can be tol- erwise _ estimated al around $250 - and under Eilis's �•me management agent. Four state areas were stocked erated" becau: it has become an supervision , with the aid of the mayor and councilmen. with native Ohio cottontails, live ,-,c_mmmlc danger. sided over by the chapter pres!- trapped and released last winter. DKG's Met fn dent. Mrs. Jack Warner of Jack- On these four areas- the opening son. During the program, carols day rabbit k i11 declined and the Syracuse At were sung by the group w I t h heavier the stocking the in-eater Mrs. C 0. Chapman ., leader. the decline, said Whitesell. Mason CountY Iarmers, w h O were e- "Jn cont�t• no rabbits rs. Forrest Bachie! OI M'ddl M I . �I• to exhibit in the M a II o n The Alpha Omicron chapter of released on the Sprmg Valley port was the <111est speaker and ·:ounty Hay and Silage Show will Delta Kappa Gamma held ite De.0 . h ad as her topic""Re11glons o1 the Wildllfe Areal and here the hunt t ho th t r r me g o a e 1ave their · . hay and aJla�e judged. �be lll<>O m " . World. Her subject was covered ing success was higher, one or 1('(.'()rd1ng Io lhe 1o 11owmg score J\'u·s. G eneva Nolen m syracuse. . . the few areas fn Ohio to show an 'The meeting opened with a buf-, In_ 8 very intercetmg and in£onn- increase," said Whitesell, ·ol'ds. CORN SILAGI:: SCORE CARD (et luncheon The Nolan home ahve mnnner. Mn. Either Daub- "Th " Ind 'cales that lhe prac-­ , Maturity' 20 points' Half Dent' was attractively decoroted for er of Jackson gave 8 brief ec- 11c:e o'1' s1ocklng rabblt.s may be count °l lhe Mes9J'ah bY Han_del 1 Early or Full Dent, 15 Milk the occasion. Mrs. Nolan was asundesirable... r Malure, 10. sisted bv Mrs. Vinas Lee, Mrs. Then she played two selections ry � CMttelll _ !O -potnt1, Avice Frecker and Mrs. L e e from this famous composition. Feet beat when Ironing? Place ">lenUful 20 C:Onslderable 16 Oc· Lee. , Chapter members attending the a thick rubber mat where yau ·asional 10 Absent The business meeting was pre- meeting from Jackson and VJn- stand. lt"R n shock absorber that Odor - 20 polatt, Pleasant 20 ton counties were Eena� Adams, !1pell:, comfort. cceptable 15 Unpleasant 10 Pu- 40 Early Bloom 30 Lah:! Bloom Cleo Barnes. Mabel Conley, Esy ·id Foul 5. 20 Seed 20. ther Dauber, Gwendolyn Davis, Celor - !O paint., Green 20, pH (acidity - Ualreated 20 Amy Gettles, Elizabeth Lantz, ' AKER and SEYFRIED 1( :rownish Green 15, Brown 10. point., 4.2 or below 20 4.3 - 4.5 Ann Mccarrell, Ruth Owens, Ev­ 'lack 5. 15 4.6 - 4.8 10 above 4.8 5. alyn Thomas, Rachel W a r n e r, • 0 11• IENNO X dealer pH (acldM:y) - 2t polata - 4.2 pH (acidity - Treated - 20 M a u d e Esmonte and Esther 'NEW and USED 1· below �. 4.3 - .4, 5 15 4.6 pobatl, 4.5 (Ir below 20 4.G - 4.8 Macrker. Meigs county members R to above 4.8 5. 15 4,9 - ·s.1 10 above 5.1 6. attending includl'd D o r o t h y ':OAL, OIL, GAS $tort Crop MatarllJ - Predomlllate- /!CORE CARD FOR nAY, Col- Barne(. E01el Chapman, R u t h FURNACES . Grail fO pelatl, Boot 40 Head· or 20 points Leafiness in Le- Euler, Avicc Frecker, E t b e l ing SO ·Fiowe.rina 20 Seod Staie gume, 20 points Maturity 20 Garland, Lee Lee, Vina, L e e, Phone WY-2-3794 ·!J. points Freeness from foreign m.:i- Gen•,va Nolan, Susan Pork, Marc,�p Mat,rU1 - Prodomloate- lerlal - :JO points Condition 20 garet Parsons, M a r y Virginia POMEROY, OHIO polall, Bild Sto&e pqlnta. Jaoibel and. �•trice Reillhar� . j,.._______,_ . M I I RE s ���'2,;!f�::�:;� I \ 1 Melmac Miracle Dish Sets by Boonton New Corning War•Bath room Scales TOYS - TOYS - TOYS Upper Ohio "'tiiiiMitl Nation's Most Polluted Now SHOP IN PO,AEROY · Treasur e 1 Chest .. .. , farm News Sales. San J o s t, �am., has another new kitchen a I d e - an electric "brisker'' which supplles mild wannth to counteract the dampned which lum!il limp food11 such as eooki!' null. potato chips and cereal!!I aml cake sugar. About the siZe of a breadbox U8¾ by II by II inch­ es I it Is made of chrome-plated ) st..1 and aluminum with black ' plasllc banding and handlfs. S.. U, For K1tr Van Zlllllt , . 7 WEEKLY CASH PRIZES Specialty A new Dontop hlnae, prodU<I ol Doratop Hinge Manufacturing Co., Brooklya, N.Y .. combines In $1195 Participate In The Pomeroy NO FUSS - NO BOTHER - NO MESS 1 6.4 195-4 CADILLAC *Sunbeam Skillets *Percolators *Automatic Toaster *Steam and Dry Irons *Mixers In Stock MASON FURNITURE CO. ' � °' SELECT NOW ! Furn iture $299 Nation's Poll "'°'" Time lsRunning Shortl New 1.ADIES' NYLONS 3 Accidents Investigated By Officers wtr ;wt ,_ I ! Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•M14dleport, 0. , Die. U, 1 Jean En.. Dabo JIIt TD FAMILy weebod ll home wilh htt par- �X JVNCTJON, VI . l l/PIJ­ fflts, Mr. and Mro. Villceot Dabo. Wben Etoo G. P■rb Jr., joined M.1aa Dabo ii att,rvlin1 Tecl,nk:11 the Army be WU jult foUow UJg Pl,.n!J of ,_ ID 11111 Mr School of Nur1ing al Marietta family tradition. HUI father It a b1a<k -.. Rldt ID � Sunday M.1h Dabo wu honored I �ired Army captain with JI ■nd tomlort and let Iba wit birthda a h dinner y by M r I l yean' 11.ervict. His grandfather Is mile, noot bl, loo 1111, 1--, 1 - You'll be ll■d yoa dl4. 1 a rttired rnasttr aargeant with 28 ! back lnjury and was laken to 1er yean' � .ice And bia •l.tttt ll 1 a phyolclmt by her lather. a wAC lieutenant. Da"id was cited for failure to -­ yield ri�t-of-way. Damages 1'11 Jahn K. Smith. Allo -t ■t & the three cars was estimated at the dinner wa,, her parent., and l'OMIIO'I' 5 50 5 25 525 5 25 5 10 5 105 5 Nolan Residence NOTHING TO BUY - JUST REGISTER AT TIISE T R E A S U R E C H EST STORES r�n fla111e • tt •Jtct ION ctae mottrilh to "re-entry" t111perthut1 Natural a•- lndu1o,1·is moat venatlle fuel Nal\lral 111, the Ideal file! tor -kl•a and be•tio& ia a favorila with illdllllry, too. Its ver­ aatilo CllOIJJ b med Ill a lbollwld Wl)'I. OU ii bcll>ln.l to ■olw -iry problam of mi,. lilea of llOle cones. And, lll � 1f1 llameo aro med Ill fuhioACOAtrut, ,-SletM. IDa iDtricac. JU>I a few of di■ odler 11101111tin1 ,,... to •hlcb ti>• ID 11-1 au Is put: J'r,,-bls a!Ujiduwu, .tee! and glm. Ann•alina tirq,ble at a mDH-minute clip. . Formin& PIIIO­ nmic f◄ , I 1)10, 11'fndebieJch lalG -., .JEXA� EAST E R N ------ HardeoJos bearin,- and me1a1a requiring abrasion• mistaot surfaces, and •trtnglhenina steels llial must mist hi&b abock loads. Baking enamel and porcelain flni,be, on appll, aaces. Doing hundreds of commercial b...... •"'•· aad cookina choffl. _ Wberover controlled, oconomlcoJ, clean bell! 1, needed, you'll find natural ps being used, Tbal'o why the demand for this FDergy fuel is growing, consllntly • • • and why TeJUJ Eulom', role u Plpellper of Energy daily in im!'<)rtance, 6 "°"' TRA NSMISSIO N CORPORAT IO� '" -_,rt ; " ��-�11••••�• _ - __!'•u•toa. T•••• ___ .. . , ,. _ • The Modern Mart Pomeroy National Bank S11fllers New York Clothing House Goessler Jewel l ancl Z Inn Shtp City Loa■ fur1111rs Bank ancl n.e Daly Stttl■ei Dtwnlt-Gross l11e. Savings Co. Clrdes RtJll■IDf Swhher and lohse Drugs Cuckler Realty l'olltl'OJ Pasl1 Shop Marguerite Shoe Shop and C Jewelers AssociatN Racllo 1ncl 1V Elberfeltls l»omeroy I.en Franklin Hartley ancl Bwiltlt Simons Grover's Studio Sliot Sten Moores \1ullen Insurance Starlcs P111i..macf Max Ward Insurance Robinson's laundry Ohio v•, Pl1rl I NEXT DRAWING, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 141h • •• --.................----------------------------.a..1 ✓ ,. L•&•"• • .. ··--- ' �,._ _ _ _ , . � , - � - - - - ...--· --· -· · • · � · - · · · · \ . . ... .. I I 8-Dally ... .. . . . . - . ' ( l .. ... - - . .. .. .. ...... . ... .. ... .. • . .. ' ... .. - _- - ... - _ .... . , -' . _- .._-· _ . . . Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleoort, 0 . , Dec_ 1 3 1 960 1 . _ .. .. . . ·. ':" . ' -- -- :;...�....... -_ ... �_--. _-.. 1 _ ..: .. · • • · - ... .. . .. •. .... .- ... tt.� • I 1 4 1 OH\I l \ H l i \ ]\ 1 1 1-: [ ) , .,,o ◄ - ,--- · -:- -· 1 oum t ur111�/I• ·d I 'hone \\ Y 2 , NEW SII I J>MENT UI· · ! : ui,u,,l l'IH 1�t 111t' llt'Pbit 3.:IU2 ftsh and suppl ie s. l .m1t•ll !'Ile;2 9 li(p Nickle, Anl1qu 1 1y . Uhw WANT ADS (9) FOR SALE New Haven News, Events· Of Interest About Community arif's in Kentucky. Mrs. Hobinson 1 � !he former �1ae .Johnson , daughter of Mr and Mrs. i'ten ry I JohnSi\fl o! New Haven I EMPLOYMENT WANTED NOTICES n:r FOR SALE I . I I l -- -- -- - - 1 I $400 B: l t :f ,! f Me1• gs-Mason _ I H0 zer ffosp1' ta ============ (6) LOST AND FOUND Com1'ni! Events 1 ___ ___ I (8) AUTO SALES I I I w. N OT I C E ---.. Fufflfture Buger1! ·u BECKYS ----------- 1 $8.50 per -k on Mldclloport, Ohle 4 Rooms of Furniture 17 17 f I r l MARINE SUPPLIES BE PRACTICAL GIVE QUALITY Give Ne Down P1ym•nt ' I (1 4) FOR RENT '10WN AND COUNTRY SHOW" ..... --ut•- 4, 00 Make Room for Daddy 4:90 Rere'1 BoUywood :nJEIIDAt 5: 00 Steamboat BW 5:30 6:00 6: 1S 6:U Woody Woodpecker Yoo Asked For It Jim Thacker Show Weatbercut 8:SO News Picture 6:4.& Huntley Brinkley Report 7 : 00 Jim Backua 7:90 Lararnle 8:30 Alfred Hitchl'OCk 9:00 ThrtIJer H);OO O 'Connera Ocean ll:00 New, 1 1 . 10 Weather 11; 15 Jack Paar 1 . 00 SJgn Off Marvin Marr Mr. and M r■. and Brenda, Mr. and Mra. Gene Marr of Buffalo, vl!ited re<!eD tly with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Marr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'li'Jlzgerald and Linda, Mn. Mae VanMatre WEDNESDAY and Mildred Van Maire visited 5,411 Sign 0a recently with Mr. and Mrs, �il­ 6:00 C-ontinental Classroom dred Zerkle or Pomeroy. ,,oo Today Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis and Vera Lewis of Vienna visited 9:00 Welcome Netghbo:;a Mrs. Julia Van Metre on Sunday. 9:30 Mr and Mrs. North 10: 00 Dough Re Ml 10: 30 Puty Your Hunob lHI0 Prlct is Right (slanr) •• Animal fat a. Female abeep .. SoutherD state 9, Celerlty I. Specie■ of pier t. tllr. CoateUo .. St.&r'III popularity yti rdatlck. 9. Remova1 as acum ll. Goiter'■ poaitlon tt1. Dl,plays "'"" 'l"utw«ay•1 Ali•••' n. Dendly pal� SS. So"9rce of cocaine St. Cardinal, for one SB. Knock 38. Siam e.rea measure 4:00 Br!J,!hler O11y 4: 15 11ie Secret Storm 4.30 fhP Edge Of Nl�ht 5: 00 The 1'hree Stooges 6:00 New! 8: 16 Look at The Weather 8:W Spo--tscope I· SO Amoa •N Andy 7:00 Ho.U ol Fame 8:30 DuPont Show 10:00 Gary Moore 5:00 Three Stooges 6:00 Arthur J. Smith 6: 15 Wcuther 6:20 Sport.scope 6; 30 Amos 'n Andy 7:00 Highway Patrol 7: 30 The Aquanauls 8:30 Wanted - Dead or Alive 9:00 My S.si.ster Eileen ' 9:SO I ve Got A Secret 10:00 U. S Steel Hour 1 1 : 00 New! 11: 10 A Look At 'The Weather 11 : l!io Theater 13 1 1 : 00 News 1 1 : 10 Wealher 1 1 : 15 Movie WEDNESDAY Russian Sludy Science News Capt. Kanga11>o Cartoon Theater December Bride Viedo Village I Love Lucy Clear l:larzion! !E� ........... :r ....., .,_,... Ll'L ABNER (2 1 ) REAL ESTATE •::,-...• ••ttni MONDAY THROUGH P'RIDAI 7:00 Sign Pn. MuelcaJ Clock 7:45 The Ltfellne 8:00 Ohio Valley n..... 8:115 Sporta Today I: 10 Ohio Newa 8: 15 World New■ 8: 20 Musical Clocl: 55 Communlty Nen 9: 00 Musical Clock I: so Public Service · 9:46 Showen of Blouin& 10:00 Talk ol the Ton 10:M WOl'ld New■ II, 00 Talk of the Town Fri. only, 11: 11. Churdl 8etla RfngJ 11:G World Newa 11:fiB Muon County Now, 12:00 CommunitJ Newa 13:06 Local Noon Nen erout!:.: 1 ~ = , •'!:--- ruen Tnd• ltelDII IDDII (:" or YOUk HOlil •·j WJEH· J••·--------9'0 � FRED LASSWE LL N.Y C,Ly• 01a1 np1O� of o1t .....e.1�ht�.Wi'l1t r1� at: a,rpart to �cccpt insu l t i ng chelle�� ot Rus'c.,an Cl ia,:, , ,0t:, Boorr.c.h, f', whose 1 arie i5 Cl<- cteu to or-riv'! .:1l'. e.1r1y GASOL INE ALLEY �---// NANCY 1'1·13 DOBY (1UP'l'()QUOTE .,1,,,, Bere'1 how to work It: . X Y D L B A. A. X R lo L O N G J' ■ L L O W CJae 111,ter llmpiy 1tands for &nolhll', In. thhl aample A 11 UJed fc lhl three L'1, X for the two 0'1, 1tc, Sln&le 1,tter1, a.po1tnpbkr1, thl ·1Mlgth and foffl'l1tion ot the worde are di bin.ts. 111111 drf' tm CI04e lettel'I are di fferent. &. bwlsl•• Cptah P D X l: H ll l' X :H Y P D X 11: X C T H T A P O X QKHNI MV Q M F - O K CAX . 11 0 'l'-..taJ"• a,ptoquole1 JLU'Pr TBft WHOIS WAU.lf ALREADY RISS:-VIROIL. <C :IIIIO, l<lllc _,_ e,.d- JM.) s, 3:00 World News S:OS Mr. Music S: 55 Loc:al New1 t, 00 Olscln& with Do• t, 30 5:00 I: 10 "0: 15 Rolling Home Community Nowa World NeW11 Ohio Newt 5:2tl Sporta Today 5: 30 Dinner Mu,ical• 5:00 Sign OU I DICK TRACY AUNT F R I T Z I • •• B ETTE R LOOK I N G­ THAN ANY M OV I E TH I N K I N G- H OW PR ETTY YO U ARE /�� I WAS JUST S O R RY-­ l'M BROKE TODAY $TA R TI-IEtJ MIS 'NIFE WOULD SE lolOl.llr COUSllol � MAR.i•<.t- • . '. l � . . .. . ' �I , I � - Al '� � ABBIE AND SLATS ' $1Nl()t,IE -TIUS. IS CMARI.IE D()IBS, � DLD Ffi!IEND O• THf FAMIL'f'S . Vll.l TltUST HIM, 1-tOHE'/i SAME W/W 00 .1 !!!f A,N,,p,s HIS fflF'ICION t'EE9EN5, 11:�Y �'$ WARSOW'S !5iEAU:P' � FROl\ HIS AXJ<ET, ,-------- MIS5 WINKLE WANTS Y0u "TD 1"AKE AtJOTI.IEQ MONTH OFF BEFCQE TACKLlt-..'G YOUR JOB . AGA!N." GC'OD · 8Y/, 6 � , 1,,11 \ ///; -1 By CHESTER GOULD -··- -· · · - - -·--·-·�------- ,---­ -w w•-• - • I.. ·■· DIDN' T t:§Q TO, AG•� JUST AMA7E:UR PUN!<$., ' RECl{OH I -- By ERNIE BUSHMILL EA llo< ••,. ...t, ... . . ... By SAM LEFF 1 -� Go'SM • 1 SH0ULDN T HA.\Jt SAID THAT• ., IUT .l'M Vl.tY DIST'IJIIIIID l'I NHA7 I MW C/1/ILY HINd IN 1111 SI/ACKJ 1 By KING ' t2: SO Agriculture ASl!!9l 12: 10 Ohio New, 12; 16 Markell 12, :Ill Bulletin UO&rd 12: 25 News O Grams 12: 45 Mr. Music 1:55 Local New, 2:00 Mr. MU51c With Your Pa-mite In,,.. �- By AL CAPP "-"'TV �A� , I IMAC.INt: PERMAterrl YEAl-1 f !.trr 'l'U 1�, '� ·-t °'"' NEVER ""'" lill! 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WJ E H RADIO Dlllillla I 12: 00 Love of Life 12: SO Search for Tomorrow 12 : 45 Guidtng Light I : 00 Life ol Riley 1 : 30 As The World Tuma 2:00 Full Circle 2 : 30 Art Linkletter 3:00 Millionaire 3 : 30 Verdict l!1 Your, 4 : 00 Brighter Day 4: 15 Secret Storm 4: 30 Edge ol ,Night 7:00 7: 30 8:00 a, ts 9:00 10: 00 10: 30 t l : 00 11:30 -ope I 7 : 30 Wagori Train B: SO Price ill Right 5 : 30 Lone Ranger 8:00 Deputy DwaR fi : 30 Your Esso Reporter 6: 40 , Weather Teller 6: 45 John Daly News 7 oo Best 01 Post 7 : 30 HonJ: Kong 8: 30 The Nel.�n Family t: 00 Hawaiian JJ:ye 0 : 00 Naked City l l :OD The News Tonlght 1 1 : 10 Sc.!!nn ing The We.rlher 1 1 : 15 Sports Report 1 1 : 20 Mo\'letime TUESDAY lf,flqla ot I �v' \'ou l\aked tor It Jim Thacker Show WeathercaSI New11 Picture tiuntley Brinkley Report Manhunt W H T N - T V Channel 13 ¥ Ill I � ,JI 'i �� 'PVNTf By .------=- &:� McGraw 6:00 I: 16 1:25 8:30 8: � ?:00 ' 'R ,, OON T l OOT THAT DURN THlNG IN MY Oi-FlCE !� 2 : 30 Road to Reality 3 : 00 Queen for a Dll.V 3: 30 Who Do You 'I'ru!t 4:00 American Band�and a:n ....al apla• 41, l» ae llr,nztrt: _ __:_. � Z2..,.. ,,_ _ I, 4:00 Make Room For DaddJ 4:,0 Bent'I HoUywood .,oo Steamboat ew 1 : 30 Waman ' 1 Page 2:00 Day In C:Ourt 8: 30 Esso Reporter 6: 40 Weather aW di_, I I - '' - BALLS. 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Ollebllt aun II, AIIIII lo OOllllbiW T IL 'ftlc)I, f 2-5223 ,11uo _______ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., -D ec. 1 3 , 1 960-7 ; PEANUTS - - DAI.Y CROSSWO R D I I CLASS MEJ:'11 The G ood Will Clw of thll Lltl Lon ME Churcb net lD the ao, l'ial rooms er the tburch 00 Wedn.:-�day even�g ar.,J hud their novc.mber meeting wJth Mary f'ir�.c n, Dora Van Meter and \•.' ir1fl;13 Horlrnan acting a.9 hoste'°sces. Th e mectlng wu called t,:, oidcr by !�e pres ident, P"rleda pro\-le:lry. ar.C1 \he following ,tram Willi given: ROng1 "C JUDt '{cur 'Blt'sP:inis," by all ; prayer ,crlpture John.Jon: by Adl'la rtading by Helfin WUUama: duet by lre,,e Ju,tts and J..allfflle Lew, is; poeot ,·•ullt'amed." by laa-belle Brown; reading "The •.ancflog ," by June Bumi; ahd the closing song "Bmit Be The Tie " I>:, all. 'lbe business meeting follnwed during which it was decidod to bold a ooe day rummage sale in the churcb &Oeial ·-ooms wilb soup, nndwiches and pie for sale also. The sale will begin about 11 a. m. Refreshments were served to the following ..= .. .a 1 1 News, Events ■ I at I Ii BUSINESS SERVICES I • l Pressure Heavy On , Pu bl'IC Hunt ing Are• XENIA - Hunting pressure • !he 01wnmg day of uplan� game lll�Nf<:R GUESTS season was heavy on publ ic hunt,. Mrs. H. L. Dyer entertained in· areas hut light on privaLe th� follow i n,i,: guests with Thank!• la�ds in WildUfe Diatrict 6 ,. gi ng Din�t>r: Lt. Comm. an� rls Uan Atzenhoefer. di�irt '. . l po Mr�s. J..mes Dyer. Roger and Br1- supervisor. , an of Norfolk. V irginia, Mr. and Mrs. Niegel Dyer. Mike and Ann A l zenhoeler based hi• YieW oa of Purkf!rsburg, Mr. and M r s. a fl ight over much of Ulla aouU.. Harrv Layne. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- western Ohio district, Hwiten nl i, ilyn�. Harriett. Hol ly and were abundant on the state-ow. Jay. and Mr. ilnd Mrs. J a m e s ed public hunting areas, he observed, a lthough even here tbt Layne and Brent. presi11i1re had greatly decrnHd A UXD..IARY MEETING The American Legion Auxil iary by noon or opening day. Ea. l2 I O <ltr TKIIMITE AND PEST CONTROL USED SEWING MACHINES held their regular meeting on Mon- where, there was almost DO aip Nl-:IGLEH. UU lLUING SUPPLY. � Fala. Frft lupedloo. luar• $15.00 up. Ideal Christmar. Gift day evening at the Legion Home. of hunting. Kitdwn Cabinets . vinyl asbes­ .. ., N.UO.wlde, Pbou R. Sewing boxes $2.00 and $3 98. The meeting opened with presen"Oftenl"� -we would •irclt tos block !f x 1t insulation. awn- 1 .ad A. Se"lce, Blalloa WY 1- Meigs Sewing Cenkr. Middle­ talion of fla;;s followed with a � I ti • d lo ll'C over areas �nuWn ing. window type. Call Neil! - ! 1111. .,._ile porl, 0 prayer by Mrs. Fred Roush and l 121 7-6tc d t 1.,. 111d a ...,1• no an range easant h p lcrs, Racine. Ohio. 1 1-23-TFCI si· lent praye rs by all, and th e flag UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, ---------­ a ---·'d ident''g e car we 1.. v w ... , U 1 . d to hold sa1ute. The group decide . .. BJU I.owe'• 8errice 8'atlon aad l.1MESTONE, ANY SIZE, furnish• Alzenhoef aakl un hng group. h Am coNDrr1ONINti. -JtEFRIG-1 · their Christmas Party for memCUTJ-oat., Powell Street, Mid- ed del ivered and truck spread. �, "Tbere were many enUre ��1�60 Pl . .. , LnJ f H EnATION service. Jack · s Ht-- 1 bers on December 12th, a grab dleport. Featarlq; minor re- Shul�r•s Construclioo Company Fur!' � wh,ere no hunter waa vlliblt. frigeration. New l lave'l. Phone 1 bag will al.so be held. On Decempain, lab JolN aacl e.mplele Phone WY 2-3051. 12-7-&c : was from 10 a.m. to noon, nus . 6-2Hf I TU 2· 'lS:17. pow�r M•·•• · " • -• " ' · be1. I8th the membtrs w ill h oId Rledio■ al bevtta&H, Orvl.lle I · t appears that the nl'l"lblllll 50 1 GAS • FUEL OIL and coaI ! ur- , ! --- - - -their annua l Christmas party for r- . t'<i wlab.,. ·., h,·d tlun .l! . 1% 1 SOie Joluasoa. is generally lesa aeverll! than it 11 .-.ucTIONEER & II , naces. Call for free estimates. i chi ld� n up 1o 12 years of age, oI , be!'ieved. to be . REASONABLE RATES Wll.L PAY CASH REWARD for Foreman & Abbott Middleport all Lcgionaires and Auxiliary . -----y r e l'EED recov SATLSt'ACTION GUAKAN to lnfonnallon leading 6-10-tk I members beginning at 2 o 'clock. .lll or wrtlfl l. 0. McC■J af t"M> caating flahing rocli and C Santa Claus will arrive at 2 : 30 Deer Hunter Fined S I N G E R SEWING MACHINE f'hrsh>r, Ohio reeb, �e F luger TrumP " n d o'clock. lovely blond console like new: , . And Costs 008 c,;:,111:1kespear di rect d rive; , d to make bullonhOIes, ' G.E CANNISTF:H. V a e u u m Those attending were Mrs. Nora SANDUSKY _ A s a a d u I k :, E qu1ppe M n Cleaner Used \'ery l ittle and nlght y ''ke11 Tue-' ware wa 111.1.e. £ro\: . · Tripp . Mrs. Freda Harl. Mrs. Sa- County hunter jult could not wait darn. embro1"dery and sew m ud I. McKlnney' 291 N 0 r l h zippers. Assume last B pay- guaranteed. This week only die Warth. Mrs. Everett Roush. for the tw o-day deer-gun u ae gn , $26.tJO. Term!. Phoflt! w·, 2•2W4 Front Street. Midd leport. M t·s. Arnold R�ush, Mn. Harry necember 15 and 16. Al the ments of $5.00 month. Gunrann­ J2,l:l-6lc 12·l2•3tc Hoffman, Mrs. Harold Z e r It I e, suit he paid heavy for bia lndia­ teed. Phone WY 2· 2204. 12·8-tik --------Miss Louena Roush. Mrs. Thel- cretion, acoordlng to THE FISH SANDWICHES are 2 STORY BRICJC BUILDING w. W Funk-, PUDl,IC AUCTION the ' ln up goes Chrl::itma, tree NaUon&.I . ma -The JTEk Capehart, Mr!. H. C. Roney. h ser. Wildlife District 1 aw Fr 75 . dtlk:Joua Jack·s Dairy Bar ou J en­ Busrness room and 2 apart- Saturday, Dec. l"I, 12 : 30 p. m. , ellipee ln front ot the White House. It la a 75-foot Dougla■ Mrs. Fred Roush and Mrs. 8 J l l forcernent ,upervilor. 12-13-6k tn Mlddl8port· Call Dick Sterrett people. r\can e AJr,. the to ments, J13 feet deep. Midd le- My home has been sold, thert• Oregon ot people tlr. a g1ft ot the Roush. 1 B•for• 9:30 A. M. l t w111 have flQmti 8.000 Ilghta and ornaments �or opening roa 1HE REST hamburger port.. Price $21,000.00, Contuct fore, I will sell ttui lfollowing The hunter ahat the two dN!' BIRTH Middl•port WY 2-2649 personaI property at l 1e I1ousc 1 ot the ee\'erth anrma.1 Christma.!I pageant or peace Dec. 23. You've ever eaten, Jack"s Dairy Wa Iter Grueser, WY 2-3230. I KAUTZ FEED STOR E riflt at a Wincheater with Thomas Mr. and Mri. A. Brown · -='---"At C he1t• t Bar. M iddleport. U-7-6lp - apurtment for rent. ll-7-tf ut '.. East M a u, Sl ., pome i-oy. i Fuu, recently. day one a.m 10:20 are birth the a announcing of Yuk on 5-2 1 4S 2 piece living room suite. om· , J J daughter born on November I WILL SACRIFICE houser wa, notlflod _, ollor aad ' - Singer A�to- ens y cl 1n h· , two end tobl es , """ HAMILL SERVI CE STATION · A. 9: • at • St. Mary's he Hospital and Sandwky in County lalllll · Ho l yoke, matk Zig Zag Sewlng Machme . , ,·offce table, two lnmps, gr;:iy or 8 fAlb,1ny 003353 M. 1 I Entered Hnpllal Mass. 'l'he baby weighed at birth protector Merwin Chambln 1...Ma kes buttonholes, sews on but- · bedroom !IUlle, Frigidaire re- j LOST - ONE TRUCK TIRE and 0,iy S. r vic• _ En.-y l bs. gan an investlgat100.. By :I0 1.m. , I Among those who enlered H1.1Ii 7 � 4 ozs. and has been named _ _ -- - tJC'T frigcrator. five piece ditwttc S rlfO between Pomeroy and Har- 1 s, overcasts bl ind hems, and 1 v A JONEER ze1 hospital m the past 24 hours Lisa Ann Mrs Brown ls the for- the C8:fc&ues of both dwr WIN rtJonvllle. If found notify Walt- i dozens or fancy designs without .set, Hordwick gas rangr. two Cum S e »EC. 13 in poase11ion were Albert B Watts, Crown mer Judy McKnight. aMle fnk Harrisonville, or attachmenl.t. Will sell lo reapon- ! ulilily cabinet s . 7 piece dinin !,( er Morris. CrlH U tadford l 1 · n cl The mat The case wa1 aol-.td tbroulb m<'elmg fl Mrs r.1ax The Detemb('t rnal grandmother is R Out s Rt City 2 e , 12 10 ,tp slb le party for 1 1 payments of l'OOm suite, onl:' noor lamp. 4 PbonP WY 2-t\779. 11' . , h l or Contact Mrs. Sybil Srruth of N e w Christmas Haven, the party combined .ifort, el ....,.i of the M tddlt!i C l' ;: it)• K unl>crly G Tolbert rown C . . lab!e lamps, end a few othrr ,\ n: $1U5 per month, Phone WY 2F O_:__ RaclD_:-, ohi0 C·- � "�-· 1 Bl'W Club will be held this M ; I ! and the paterna l grandparents Jaw enforcem ent offictn ill tla s port J. C. R u se . Va . , ason 12-8-6tc uselul orticles. 2204.. A If.Ill. are Mr. and c Mrs. INTEBIOH PAINTlNG AND I evening ol the Masonic L Woodrow Brown district. A fltte of "°8 and tQltl Hobr Union Ave., Pomeroy. M rs. Robrt . Fuulk. Own -==�=��=��- I ,, . . I 1 lU CHE\!ROLET 8 FOUR on . IWO ROOM TUA lLEH. ON Porn- Terms of Su lt• : Cash. . Wallpa1>t•rlng. Work �ullrantc..- ed / tu.- key dinner at 6·30 will pre• ert A. Dorsl . JU. 3 Pomeroy �1iss ! of Letart Route. wu levied on the 'Violll«' la 1111 � Belair. Very good condition • 7115 eroy-Harrlsonvllle Road. James Not responsible fo r accidents. A dollar gift Carl E. Nelson, Rutland, Ohio. cede the mt. eting. Sanduaty County mwt at ct,clt. , CLA85 Cynthia Jo Ends. Rut l and. John i 1 WIN WON 1 GaU MIiier Phone WY ?:·3196. 1 Haggy, Rt. l , Pomeroy, Ohio. Sale conducted by I. O. McCoy, WY 2-691m. 12 9 Gtp exchange wlll be held. · M White Rt 1 C· penter M ar • rs . I The Win-Won ClaH held a Tur· · · L-. =cc-c=- --==-,--,--� . - I 12 5 tfc lZ-Htc A Ul' 1 1oneer: I. O. McCoy M U ELLE R FUKN .\CES. WEST-i I W olter It B rown, Ht . ackson CBECJt 'JIii. IPliUJNG . : ke) Dinner at their rcular No4 DEC. 14 J _ l __ -�====- ����� _ _ __ . 12 10 tile 49 CHRYSLER, EXCELLENT INGIIOUSE appllances. ArnoJd l R acine Grange will meet De- M iss Melod y S. Taylor, Rt. s j vember meeting recently at the HOUSTON, Tex. (lJPl> - Dr Geocl Cleaa \.!■eel Cua blld . ch, C oy A ...,_ ud edek condlll�, very reasonab le. D e rou PIJ')p)eBrolhen, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone ccmbe r 14th for Hi eir p.u rly. i Jackson. Mrs. Willard D. Yinger _ . church. Rev. Jack Welch of St. � M A M j . ,. gist and marriage coumelot • Joh �son 8 Gulf Wld Carry Out, AN1 UlUl:S FOH ClllllSTMI\S •ill ht! cxdiangt!, a "' 25c There gift Wellston. Goldie TORI 1 1-1 1-tf May M o l r s. WY 2-6384. 'f • Paul s Lutheran ITAN MO Church present• METROPOL ' - 1 1 12 6tp • G ifts, cut, coiorcd nnd pressed , ---- -------- I G l"fts Ior I he Athens �Slate Hosp · t- be Mldaleporl "-�- •---• rt . Ill. 1 H..1mden. Wil ham Ous- ed the program' his topic "Being the U nIvenlly of nuuMUt• 1 -- EM& Mala l!M., ---'--------------' . gl�se also lovely old l �mps 11.ml 1 lcr ty, has Nttived lttenlure...,... (20B) INSURANC E al patients, nlso a rtides fur a \ey Rt. 2 McArthur Mrs. Wes- Thankful ' " KIRBY VACUUM CLEANElt In P•DW'IIJ• Ohlt .1.11 t .. . .. L.--'· pl'lmil1ves. 700 W Mam, Porn' _. a t · from ' y"ar · w r basket for a �m.i __,y f�m II y W 111 be l ey B. Tackett, Ashland, Ky.. Those attending were Mr. and e exee IIent condi '/on w1 th I 1 1 , COM PLETE INSU J¥,NCE PROcroy Dallu, but bu MYer p]Mlc1 I 1111 CHEVROLET BEL AIR hardbrought �o this �tmg . Refres h- Bruce L. K inney . Havenswood . c lean ing attachments. Sold ne": , tcction, Life, Auto, Fire, Pol lo M rs. Har.-y M iller and daughters. s le order . wi WY n21 I0-6t) top, Good condlUon. SOS� North for ! W. Va. , M rs. Franklin L. Wal- Mr. and Mn. Robert Cooke and �� pay off '37.00 or 6 th CaU Don Mil ls, Midd leport, Ohio ments wil l be cook1f's. ll•" Dr finn;..__ 1blrd, Middleport. Phone WY- I • '-IVIA"' ...._ And l never "'llhe ------ - -• d t iome •� · n d "k J (aven wood w, va., ,..r". h . Hev. -- --- - --- -· e I' / 1 & 00 each Phone of ayment . t . t ons Po m t and Mrs. Robert Dille added , untU they It.op ,endlq: .u ., P il, s 12·1 3-3tc P 1 :a � � • ' 1-0322. , · ,m . l:: LF.CTROLUX VACUUM Clean- HA.llNES-SIMPSON lNSUllANCE . . ,"' 812- 6k WY 2-2204. Counul dub will meet \-\ cdncs- l R 1rhard B r.ow n; Ravenswood . W. and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Paul mall to me addt-d Dr ftay A. . er In top conclillon inclulres Agents, Mlddlepott. Fire. Auto_ . .. --- - - - ---- -- ----------1 day Dec. 14 at the home of Mrs. 1 Va. , Quen lm Sayre, Ripley . W . R ickard and daughters, Mr. and rouc • " 2"i . SLUGGISH YOUR PUMP DON'T h. G · throw out paper bags and al l mobile Bonds. Phone W for $ale Ralph M t Uade from 10: 30 u. m. • Va., and Mrs. Lowell H. Beckley , Mrs. Harold Bumgarner Mr. and , Septic Tank. Get Klean-wn--a U I clen ing .au a h 8-27_tf t P y o rfl 2003 ______ - · --·- lo S p. m. C�r.istma� ideas and ; Rt , 2 Prichard. W. Va. 11 GAUGE SHOT GUN, almost Pickens M rs. Harry and Sa n dra. an te l ey Val er. sepUc Ohio tank cle Pas I large .turdy c.r lupt ; $..'l3 � 6 ;a;mert� 0t $6 :zs i '" an. I pod Chrlltrnu 1 lfl Ph ! Plumbing. Pomeroy. U-17-30tp Phone or mc�u suggestions will � t h c , Car Mn. l Gibbs, Mrs. L, O. Greer ac ce l Noti b lega k ot ywr favorite NCIII: the n WY 2·2204. B h1hs 12-IHilc I topic. Ara exchange of g1fl.s not 12-l2-3tc '-NOT1c1 WY N149. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John book· Put in new untried ne..__ ____ ____ __ _ Th, tnill1.l'H of l.-,larl Town1hlp. VENETIAN BLINDS, oil colors, _ • · 11 be heId p0t· ed $1 t e WI 0 exc , Mrs. Ralph Larry O B r ien RI. &.st and chililren Mt'. and Mra. until yuu have time to try tt.n · TAPE RECORDER $60.00. See Window Blinds and shadea all FOR CHRISTMAS _ New While Metw• C'u\ln�y, 01110, w in recelvoi bid• . . 1 ir luck mea l wil l be served at noo n. 2 H11trne. son, 3 : 46 p,m Monday. Roy Jones ancl son, Mr. and Mr& an �:«i�":� � �!.'\�. oi')e �•1� d aee If you want to pat thmi Kathleen Carper, Main Street, colors. Da le Wippel Supply, 215 Portab le .eewlng machine, $69.• r . 2H . Pomeroy Bt•nd Grange will M r� . Fred M. Smith. 718 Orchard Luther Smith, Miss Ethel Riddle, in your perm&M:Dl file. • �,ur, tum of onij , u 1uw<t molor 11'.r,ul• 2 Rutlad, Ohio. 12 J Sk Unlon Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. IO. Meigs Sewing C .iter, Mid- ·r. havln11 1111, followln11 111edrl<'&tio111 meet in regular session Wedne!I· • Ur. . R.1:1vcnswood , W. V a., son. M r. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman dleport ' o · 1 12 ) 7-Gtp .iml ,11achmonl1 or e11 u u1: d11)£-8-Zl day evening at the DAV Holl. A l l : S3 a.m. Monday. __ a11d IIOII, Mr. and Mra. J a m • • _ _ _ __ l'owond by 111.1<,llnt C'H.ll'.ln11 110 11.P. . turkey d inner at 7 p. m. will .iu, ame FIRE WOOD, OAK .1:1nd Poplar. dr1v�. 11rnde111 1 Roush and children Ellen Layne ur wm1er. HANDMADE APRONS • Pince 11r•s front am1 reu . H�d.-.. ull e preeede Dl,i,rhargt'd the meeting. Cul lo Orde r for the Hollday and daughter, Mr. and M r 1_ t•o1iro1.. lehnlnll t r o n t pol'-'cr matl, towe]i;, l und1eon doths. 1 1 · he M idd �po ,ite n ry Club Patients recently discharged in- G eorge Ingles and children, M n1 aeason. St5.oo per cord · Mrs. Lee Hudlsill. � �� � 12 9 Gk �1�;;��;mt 1 1:n[l:"::ti��;"0:� �.11"t� Ti m t l 18 ncs ay after- e Phone Wl-9-3958 ___ _ _ __ ___ 1 nuht'r li11i11, w1m1�i.1 ..111 wlpur. Wt ee William Bocock , Fred Edna Clark and daughter, a D d _ _ h¥-11kr Prill JdiYwed tu 1uwn1hlp. noon at 2 at the home of the pres- luded Mrs. ( Ii' 9-3tc ,1 rs, Rev. and Mr!I. Welch. . ONE USED BUMPER POOL F.,, Ph"I1 .son. C l yde Southard • 1• GIRLS I SUITRNS At thr aam11 1\m.-, th• tr1..1 en w111 I den t . Mrs. Emer.son Jones. SEWING CLUB " M. Ch'Il ders. Mrs. Ke IIY T"ISh18 , Hlzc. J,ikc rl'<'elVI' blib "" the •ule ol lllll! ( l l '" OWNERS. V6 I Table , Jle<1ufotlon MUST FOIi CA" e A C hns tma! pro�ram WI be u.,.,1 Am,· tlran n,otur 11oik1· . uu, rr,.. Popular Priced Col lins. Mrs. James B. M e t z . The Sewing Cl ub was held on make& Battery last 11[1 of rar. · new, Would muke a good (..'hri sl reed• of samil tu be u,ett a1 part of p.-esented by ,., rs Goorge DaII _.Jay aft a! Tuel!IU at emoon home the 1 · mas , gt t. f I Ca I WY . 2-2706. 111.,urd,ue n n . ru·,· Debra y uf Varian. 1he L .oon J�. P. Robert 1 Guaranteed. $3.00 llr, m,el, wlabu to con­ and M rs. James Titus. Ro II co.II p . r1bl'<1 motor 11r�,,�r. I !I of Mrs: Herman Layne· Durin"a 12 9 3tC' ..- The . Maude W. Young - t Hlloblt porty lo plot . tru1i.-.-� r,· n•1 v� the rlMhl 10 Dtnck . Frank B . Ross. M r . e w111 be " A Ch r1s lmas . n� res po reJ1wi • n� 1Jr �u b1.t,. up pa7menta of Okey Henry • Mr.s. Thomas J. the aoc1al hour re(reshment, were Phone WI9-3441 Racine. lly urd,rr uf lh.- 1..-larl '1·11wn1hl11 Verse · ' I , C 12) lB-3tp BABY HEIFER C�, week old, ' r.u11rd ur 'J"ru,, r,)•. Hose, Mn. Marvin Ranier and served to M rs. J. L. Stewart, Mr■. , , The irc Friendly le r� havmg , k <·1, C r11. •r o�d . N11i' -!!Ill A. G. Mehlman • Mrs. D. A. Smith, n l Nice pony, chUdren • r""t, dop. __ J1M,· 1m•, u11111, R H . :1 .ant W cd mfan I daughter, M rs. � C . __.i . W_ _ °' u_ I_ N_ C_ _ o11n 11a1 HA d _ t M M 1,tm R e-.t am a LLOG H_ • 8 mner U_ 1 cC 11I<' 1 3 1 121 1 pie tnd wllite mane and loll. · .and Jn£ant daughter. and Mrs. Mrs. Edwin Stein, Mra. L I o y d 1 very Uttle. ne11dny Dec. 14 at 6 .. 30 p . m fol....+.., Mn. i Pearl WIIUams, Harrlson vllle Josep h F . Jones and i n f a n t Roush , Mrs, Philip Wol.,_ ' ft Exe hanJle a1 .i~ Ph... Wy.2.(1'18$ I b ow ed y G, a . e c se Ch · I U d I n s . 1 H L Dyer Ma-' Ba•m1 Road P--roy Ph WY 2 6821 / aughter. Donald Jeffera, home of Mrs. Henry Ewing. u N. Mrs . 0 • . We;, Mr;. • ....m • • 11 � st; Water Help Fishing Rt. No l, Pomeroy, 0. Amoa( AJUn1 UF.C, 15 Adame. Jr. and Mn. Layne. XENIA - Southweslern Ohio ; . . . __ <_ 1 1112_ Stp, (9a) , _ _ o Mag a Py Temple h an h l 1 t � _ _ �1gfish munaji!cmc>nl workers were . G_OIN� AWAY PARTY According to the midnight re�I ___ __ l rn1 Wi l l meet In 1 egu l a r session . A Gomg Away Party Wll he1d BOY 'S 2(1" BICYCLE. Will sell bu�y durin� Odober lr<>alinLJ AS 19 SPECIALS I port of tht! nursmg department. t> Tl I t d 7· t 1 m 30 e on. now for l Mrs $2280.80. we• Price · P "'.ally casto recently In cheap. Ph WY 1-:t!Ml ( 12 1 10-3tc ! n Mercury 60 11. P. S.fl!. 00 nrea waters <·hemi cal ly to ImMn. Chauncer _ 1m M Thomas Ryan and v · DA " '"h•Y 11 a e annu l ,Ch•n.s a Th • · '"9.IIO, with 14 ••· It. the recreation room of the home , · • next I Rose were both m poor condition. 1 U Mffftll'J 7t R. P. $315 .111 l prove fishing for anglers Hotpotnt Rtfrll:erator, lovei party and e,cchange of 50 cent of Mn Frank '11,omn.nn · r- • Mn scmion. 1 ..,. P, M-•• .,..,_ _, Oullll , .. .,. 'l'hose who were listed as fai r · 11 1o11ow the meetmg. I II"• flYlnf room aullo I n 1 ,>ft 1 . n m by Mn. as9isted , was : t a METROPOLITAN MOTORS I E leven-acre Hosterm n Lak . / ; . fin• eover with ,t, metehed ineludecl Cecil Pickens < injured Tho pso oc B S t e r t h I prmg a He ur C abet wUI Mn. uto A . Th ' • Eu& Malo Street, Pomeroy Clark County. wa� l reatecl to re• labloa, I table lamp� S P<­ acciclent l • C arl May- rth •Grange ha11 in Rt. 141 I , , Ill h t e h w u 1 a i mee be leaving !IOOD to make her home e po . · move the existing fish pul aPlloae WY!•S871 'ftmut bedroom with ma1I for a potluck dinner at noon nanl, W illi.am Ousley, �rles at Fort Knox, Ky.• where her hUI­ alq 02" triple dreuer, dtHt _ 6-20-tfc tion. 'J'hen. 3.000 finJ,?f!rl inl! l arge. s McElhmner, ___ __ mouth bas.!! v.'ere stocked. B lu"° i 'J'hursday. Members are asked lo Sloc-kho!f, Charle band will M eta.tloned, He hu 1111d bookoue bed, boudoir _____ W , Wllll Wa a n Ni Mrs. llm •I just n,turn«I from duty lampa, 1>llloW1, mattnaa 1nd Jlne1' gllls and while crappies will be brlng • 2S ttnl gi lt for the grab (1 1 ) retefn Koreo1 hamson. Rlchelll Kanouse. Kim• :Mrs. Cuto wu p box 1prtn11, fine Fonnlca I an e for articl h and so e l bllg, a ; nled s t John ng ne tocked spr • report . i x s c;ooi) USED 24 inrh bk-ycle. berly �a�kson, Roger V a n c �, ,ICro top d1ntt1• oet with a ma•ch• repared by Mn, Thablt, p ll, lker. Wildlife District 6 fish program. Wa 1 Phone WI 9-3124_ I l:t l . l0-llc Lyo'\8. lnl ,baln, I twin bod with The December meeting of the KuSly Baird' Mrs. Lance ,-tnnarzement supervisor. on wh ich wen!I mentioMd all the m-., IPri•I, larre dr,1Looi• Lamb, Mrs. W 1 1 • J arioua d YIU Mrs. Fou r ln�i•n Cre•k Wlld l lro a l .. oho had laloon v aer ud mirror. Coleman, Mr5, Emma Shaver, part In. some Inoluded 'ftrtl u,. A rea pond,. Brown Count" , w •r, :I _ _ __ _ . Robert S. Miller, R Qbertui Berry ( HOUSE 1634, LINCOLN Heights, treated arid ORIGIN.\ILY THIS OUTFIT later stocked wll!1 water lhow ballet, wchln& Blblt _ • .. 4 rooms and balh, new �as largemouth bas!. Redear sun All!xander Ferguson. Homer Henrl�!• and Sunday School, the Adult F.d· SOLD FOIi furnace. Phone WY 2-3575 or wi l l bf! put In next 9pring. ; denon and J ohn Thompson. All ucation Program, and her lie,. Gallipol i! G I 6-0146. reported 12-131 { PartiH I chemlcRI fmC),80 treatmen· ..,...._,.. 1 other patient• were turea 00 her native land <Jel1lwny �"de NIWI lltDII of Him EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two five · :i. lonJi! the shorc m,rl In �mall ha�·< i good. • to the varloul �Ivie �nd ilocial lnlmlt Ana' room ap&rtments. A. N Bengel was «lone et Clark Lake. Clark ''0:\1£ RO \' - l • story frame, 4 · Blood administered recently at groups. UNPAID IAI.ANCI room, and bath, ful l basement, the hospital Included five unllt on Gamet w re ICtllNI Vallev Phone WY Z-3272. 11-1-tlc <'ourtty, and 11t Spr ing pll,)'9¢ e NOW ONLY fffl.lO :.oke, G reene and Warren Cou n- g111 h��!?" heal, basement gar- Sunday and U1ree unit• on Mon, 1 were made and mua� �joyed : APARTMENTS _ Furnished and: : Youl'-Buy-1111 1es. Pr/mery purpo!e o 1 th fp ate, _,&., lot• $3000.00, Tefllll. day• r In8 the evl!llInl, -du •- d 0 �,r · mlum!-•� :,ocu. "'Ci,, 'f ,1 astera, Middle- treatment as lo contro l"Xef'sw l .. 1. · ,,moLEPORT - 1-story frame port. Phone prile wu won I>:, M n. Jes- 1 - ___ 3-3-tf s Ive numot'Ill L..-- o1 sma11 hiuegl11 :or. ____ WYZ-m __ ooms and bath ts bedroomJ.l Child Conservation Leap w UI The 6 r _ A Gift Th t Wlll led M CUto _ N1e1111ry ATKINS MIii IIHlf Fur­ N ICELY FURNISHED !io ROOM Th i!! work Is expected to increaetfl : gas furnace , good location. be held this Thursday evening at ""1th 1 c • • • IO I ■way apartnklnt, automatic rumaC'e.. the size of tht blue11il l!I In the,t> ' $5 ,500.00. the home of Mrs. Robert Schmoll. IILL PARRILL All •--• Phone WY 2-387l :t• l l- l2-30l:r l ake!. Coatacl llr. illltll l rREBTER-l4i atory frame, fut- There will be a dollar gift ebe t M . 0.,� • will __, bath chan•• and the pacia•et •- -Nlnfl - n • I In ula� 5 Ati Low AIJ $25.95 Down ONE FIVE ROOM APARTIIIENT WARN AGA ST TOURS WY-N811 Ev- Mra, Frank Sprq1fnC, i Y • IN roome • for ud i,.., po wtlh bath. Piton• WY 2-3642 or p lenty cl....., full basement, j gee! Mn. Remy Buck, Mn. R a I p b INOILI P�lTURI WASHINGTON ( [ ;Pl > -- T h • ga!!I furnace. Lot tMlllOO on pav• evenings WY 2-3319. 11-17-tfc Sayre. Mn. 0aarltl Lester. Mn. DEC. 11 Slate Departmetil ha1. wame/ 1N N, -..i �I..... e d. . . TIie Federated Chutth <holr 11anJ Miller, Mn. - John B 0 1 � MODERN unfurnished N101111 Amerlc.. etudenls not lo olg,, up · d N>a l8000 OO Wllere (lulllty It Puamount E M T B . cox. 8aletmM will present the c.11rlstm:i:r cu- Mn.. Joe Bradley, Mn. Bm How• AL R and ba apmtment. Bittb cab- for Chrlstma:,; !lt':'l�nn tours of Cub: •---- �•DCIIJ, Doc. lt, - WY-N176 th PRONE' WY i-mo tat.a, "The Chrilt Oilld, ·• l , C. B. ant, Mra. Herman Km.pp. M r lnetl, Incinerator. , betn� offered by • group call� BOX 129 dlspoul. . .... ..... .. .. t llnrJ ON YOUII DIAL Wl' z.� Hawloy, '<11 liuDday 'Dec. 11 -ol I Bob � Mra. Corl TllmlDI. 1llp cloNII. Pbuna wn.&41. the Fair Pll1 for Cul>• OMnrnI•-1 -IIOY, ONIO Dl,'- Oatu'Cl!Nlmu. l ' IIIL Alla .._, 11n. 11· 10 .. p.m. .-. too. ---- -- _ ,, .,.,.;,.._. , � . ,. ••• , • r• .,.. , _. _,,. _. _. ___,,,, ... ♦ , ......., ......,..,._..._......... .. ...., a n n 1 .t � .,,. � . a .-- . , � .... . � . ,,. . . .,, • • · ·•· ··· ·· • "'fwo ' , ,...- �, -·· · · · ,. • �•· • • ·..-�· · ·•·�·· - •-.- •-'" ""· �•� --- -... ... _ ..._�. ., .,,.._ ,. .... � ...., _. . . • 0 ., ,0 •••• N ····'"- � .. . ... . ---..• • PHONE WY 2-2157 i Abel, M.rs. 0. J. Boslk, M r 1. MISSIO:,O,,' ARY SEHVH ' E A Missionary St>rv we w.us held Glenn Smith, Mrs. Donald JJaµ•y . •m F'1·+ , rvenin� ;1t tht N e w Mn J L. Stewart and the bolt· lluven ChurC'h of G, d. Hev. Sim• I esS"S. Mn. That:lf't and M r 1. Jfl H,.,b inson lrom Belttysville, j Thompson and the guest of honor, Ky. �:ondurted the sen• kc. Rev. Mrs. Casto. -----and Mrs. llobinson are mission• SF' UNG Ol"T A STot · K u l u,•11 L111furn1s!1l'd ! 1.m i­ 1 oum:. and clolhllig al lht- Pt'Br!>OO .\Ul"l lllU buth 1:1pm lml• r1t f J!t ! urn:1er l 'hurw \\'Y 2 \':174 Huust' orposltt' l'osl 01 1 i("I', �la· 4: cent, per WOld, one l.uaertion. Minimum charJe-60 12 lU !ilp )OD. \\rd \'lrgl11l.1. O!'c 16111 ff'nta. � cent.a per word !or three coMecutive inkrUon1. and 11 th. Thi!> i� f ir,t Ja: r:.i,11' Special-one month for 30 cents per word. Fu.Q ratti of f c�nla �r word will be charJ�d for ad• of !'- l(,\( ' l t\ E li r uurn liou!iL•, \1 a• r·un!<.iSling mt"n·handise vertilmg 1f not oa1d wllhm 10 days alter recetving bill. ll ' I" . t'leet rn: 1 ty, fia� S25 0U il · :\-ff o li and Bo} ·!> wurk ,·o:.it� ' Errora ln Advertising-Shou ld be reported immedb1tely. Hatine. B1!l t · ui;irl mun1h and Jackt"ts : 11 011wo · s app:.in•I The Dall, Sentinel will not be respon.sible for more than one incon-ect insertion. 1 2 • HHitp aod some !>hoes. shirl�. il II d \ )l.,i., Card o f Thanks and Speda1 Notices of Events S l 00 r IU'ms. Tltt •re will b,r, 1111 hf ol ' Obituarte1 _published at 1 cent per word. i : Jn au t'lion Sal� Suturd;i� . W ORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS ( 1 8) I MO. 15 tiOc 90c $ 1.35 S ll Ill t· $4.50 p.ln, tome. pick up 20 600 $1.20 $ 1 .60 $6.00 ' ehri11tmat bBrgaius ! 2li 75< $1.511 $2.25 17 .50 1 10\ 1 Sl-:CLEMdl\G . BAB\ ' SIT· Bradford A11etiu11 Co. Ad, received by 10 A. M. will be In that day 'B paper. T I M ; . Will live in. Write The 12 · 1l-51<!Ja1ly S<>ntinel, Bo:,.. oott•B. I i sErGLER OtL m:ATF:H. u.1ow 12 9 6:e U. Floor Sample tor 2 _ years. Will Discow1l t h » °'" (20) (I) f.9) First C'ome gets a bul'ga111 1 I WILL NOT BE responsible or NE� PIANOS -:- Buy now for ' Rullancl F'urn1turl'. Hut! 111:, 0. --- - - --� l.l-3Lt" . !2 F:Xl 'F.HT MEAT rutting and debll contracted by any other Christmas ,"'t d1scowil prices. I __ _ Yes, we lake trade-ins, We de- F'LO W r RS. POTTED i'LA�TS wrappmg Phone WY 2-9975. than mya,ill'. liver. Buy now at Rutland Fur• Signed: A. L. Rollin&. ,ind cemetery bouquets. H1•y · S1 mou·s l\brket. Pomeroy _________12 __ •o� Jtp niture. Rutland, Ohio. 12-3-12tc nold�, Mill SlrPel. M iddlC'port . ll·30-30tc FOR CONSISTE N T DEPENDABLE RE SUL TS RATES manbeN lrom tablea de<Oroted 1n ketpinl with November; lu· bell Brown, Irene Jllltis. June Burnt, Cheryl Burlll, Frieda Hen ry, Lucille HarrillOD, C l�a Williama, Laurene Lewis, Helerl Barker, Alma Johnson, Nancy Van Meter, Ann Hoffman , He !en Will iama and the ho&te&ses. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tsy lnr and daughter , Kimberly, were vl1ltlnli! Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hen• ry Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mn, George Burns and daughters went lo Parkersburg Monday evening to do some shopping. Mrs. Cora Martine of Ravenswood visited Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry Saturday evening. f.lifton Items -MYIE ON .- W1.0 · 6005E � IESQE, BUT IVE GOT A HUHCM �AT REQUIRES $0\,1E !NVE�IG�TION ! �,._ _ _ _ , . � , - � - - - - ...--· --· -· · • · � · - · · · · \ . . ... .. I I 8-Dally ... .. . . . . - . ' ( l .. ... - - . .. .. .. ...... . ... .. ... .. • . .. ' ... .. - _- - ... - _ .... . , -' . _- .._-· _ . . . Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleoort, 0 . , Dec_ 1 3 1 960 1 . _ .. .. . . ·. ':" . ' -- -- :;...�....... -_ ... �_--. _-.. 1 _ ..: .. · • • · - ... .. . .. •. .... .- ... tt.� • I 1 4 1 OH\I l \ H l i \ ]\ 1 1 1-: [ ) , .,,o ◄ - ,--- · -:- -· 1 oum t ur111�/I• ·d I 'hone \\ Y 2 , NEW SII I J>MENT UI· · ! : ui,u,,l l'IH 1�t 111t' llt'Pbit 3.:IU2 ftsh and suppl ie s. l .m1t•ll !'Ile;2 9 li(p Nickle, Anl1qu 1 1y . Uhw WANT ADS (9) FOR SALE New Haven News, Events· Of Interest About Community arif's in Kentucky. Mrs. Hobinson 1 � !he former �1ae .Johnson , daughter of Mr and Mrs. i'ten ry I JohnSi\fl o! New Haven I EMPLOYMENT WANTED NOTICES n:r FOR SALE I . I I l -- -- -- - - 1 I $400 B: l t :f ,! f Me1• gs-Mason _ I H0 zer ffosp1' ta ============ (6) LOST AND FOUND Com1'ni! Events 1 ___ ___ I (8) AUTO SALES I I I w. N OT I C E ---.. Fufflfture Buger1! ·u BECKYS ----------- 1 $8.50 per -k on Mldclloport, Ohle 4 Rooms of Furniture 17 17 f I r l MARINE SUPPLIES BE PRACTICAL GIVE QUALITY Give Ne Down P1ym•nt ' I (1 4) FOR RENT '10WN AND COUNTRY SHOW" ..... --ut•- 4, 00 Make Room for Daddy 4:90 Rere'1 BoUywood :nJEIIDAt 5: 00 Steamboat BW 5:30 6:00 6: 1S 6:U Woody Woodpecker Yoo Asked For It Jim Thacker Show Weatbercut 8:SO News Picture 6:4.& Huntley Brinkley Report 7 : 00 Jim Backua 7:90 Lararnle 8:30 Alfred Hitchl'OCk 9:00 ThrtIJer H);OO O 'Connera Ocean ll:00 New, 1 1 . 10 Weather 11; 15 Jack Paar 1 . 00 SJgn Off Marvin Marr Mr. and M r■. and Brenda, Mr. and Mra. Gene Marr of Buffalo, vl!ited re<!eD tly with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Marr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'li'Jlzgerald and Linda, Mn. Mae VanMatre WEDNESDAY and Mildred Van Maire visited 5,411 Sign 0a recently with Mr. and Mrs, �il­ 6:00 C-ontinental Classroom dred Zerkle or Pomeroy. ,,oo Today Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis and Vera Lewis of Vienna visited 9:00 Welcome Netghbo:;a Mrs. Julia Van Metre on Sunday. 9:30 Mr and Mrs. North 10: 00 Dough Re Ml 10: 30 Puty Your Hunob lHI0 Prlct is Right (slanr) •• Animal fat a. Female abeep .. SoutherD state 9, Celerlty I. Specie■ of pier t. tllr. CoateUo .. St.&r'III popularity yti rdatlck. 9. Remova1 as acum ll. Goiter'■ poaitlon tt1. Dl,plays "'"" 'l"utw«ay•1 Ali•••' n. Dendly pal� SS. So"9rce of cocaine St. Cardinal, for one SB. Knock 38. Siam e.rea measure 4:00 Br!J,!hler O11y 4: 15 11ie Secret Storm 4.30 fhP Edge Of Nl�ht 5: 00 The 1'hree Stooges 6:00 New! 8: 16 Look at The Weather 8:W Spo--tscope I· SO Amoa •N Andy 7:00 Ho.U ol Fame 8:30 DuPont Show 10:00 Gary Moore 5:00 Three Stooges 6:00 Arthur J. Smith 6: 15 Wcuther 6:20 Sport.scope 6; 30 Amos 'n Andy 7:00 Highway Patrol 7: 30 The Aquanauls 8:30 Wanted - Dead or Alive 9:00 My S.si.ster Eileen ' 9:SO I ve Got A Secret 10:00 U. S Steel Hour 1 1 : 00 New! 11: 10 A Look At 'The Weather 11 : l!io Theater 13 1 1 : 00 News 1 1 : 10 Wealher 1 1 : 15 Movie WEDNESDAY Russian Sludy Science News Capt. Kanga11>o Cartoon Theater December Bride Viedo Village I Love Lucy Clear l:larzion! !E� ........... :r ....., .,_,... Ll'L ABNER (2 1 ) REAL ESTATE •::,-...• ••ttni MONDAY THROUGH P'RIDAI 7:00 Sign Pn. MuelcaJ Clock 7:45 The Ltfellne 8:00 Ohio Valley n..... 8:115 Sporta Today I: 10 Ohio Newa 8: 15 World New■ 8: 20 Musical Clocl: 55 Communlty Nen 9: 00 Musical Clock I: so Public Service · 9:46 Showen of Blouin& 10:00 Talk ol the Ton 10:M WOl'ld New■ II, 00 Talk of the Town Fri. only, 11: 11. Churdl 8etla RfngJ 11:G World Newa 11:fiB Muon County Now, 12:00 CommunitJ Newa 13:06 Local Noon Nen erout!:.: 1 ~ = , •'!:--- ruen Tnd• ltelDII IDDII (:" or YOUk HOlil •·j WJEH· J••·--------9'0 � FRED LASSWE LL N.Y C,Ly• 01a1 np1O� of o1t .....e.1�ht�.Wi'l1t r1� at: a,rpart to �cccpt insu l t i ng chelle�� ot Rus'c.,an Cl ia,:, , ,0t:, Boorr.c.h, f', whose 1 arie i5 Cl<- cteu to or-riv'! .:1l'. e.1r1y GASOL INE ALLEY �---// NANCY 1'1·13 DOBY (1UP'l'()QUOTE .,1,,,, Bere'1 how to work It: . X Y D L B A. A. X R lo L O N G J' ■ L L O W CJae 111,ter llmpiy 1tands for &nolhll', In. thhl aample A 11 UJed fc lhl three L'1, X for the two 0'1, 1tc, Sln&le 1,tter1, a.po1tnpbkr1, thl ·1Mlgth and foffl'l1tion ot the worde are di bin.ts. 111111 drf' tm CI04e lettel'I are di fferent. &. bwlsl•• Cptah P D X l: H ll l' X :H Y P D X 11: X C T H T A P O X QKHNI MV Q M F - O K CAX . 11 0 'l'-..taJ"• a,ptoquole1 JLU'Pr TBft WHOIS WAU.lf ALREADY RISS:-VIROIL. <C :IIIIO, l<lllc _,_ e,.d- JM.) s, 3:00 World News S:OS Mr. Music S: 55 Loc:al New1 t, 00 Olscln& with Do• t, 30 5:00 I: 10 "0: 15 Rolling Home Community Nowa World NeW11 Ohio Newt 5:2tl Sporta Today 5: 30 Dinner Mu,ical• 5:00 Sign OU I DICK TRACY AUNT F R I T Z I • •• B ETTE R LOOK I N G­ THAN ANY M OV I E TH I N K I N G- H OW PR ETTY YO U ARE /�� I WAS JUST S O R RY-­ l'M BROKE TODAY $TA R TI-IEtJ MIS 'NIFE WOULD SE lolOl.llr COUSllol � MAR.i•<.t- • . '. l � . . .. . ' �I , I � - Al '� � ABBIE AND SLATS ' $1Nl()t,IE -TIUS. IS CMARI.IE D()IBS, � DLD Ffi!IEND O• THf FAMIL'f'S . Vll.l TltUST HIM, 1-tOHE'/i SAME W/W 00 .1 !!!f A,N,,p,s HIS fflF'ICION t'EE9EN5, 11:�Y �'$ WARSOW'S !5iEAU:P' � FROl\ HIS AXJ<ET, ,-------- MIS5 WINKLE WANTS Y0u "TD 1"AKE AtJOTI.IEQ MONTH OFF BEFCQE TACKLlt-..'G YOUR JOB . AGA!N." GC'OD · 8Y/, 6 � , 1,,11 \ ///; -1 By CHESTER GOULD -··- -· · · - - -·--·-·�------- ,---­ -w w•-• - • I.. ·■· DIDN' T t:§Q TO, AG•� JUST AMA7E:UR PUN!<$., ' RECl{OH I -- By ERNIE BUSHMILL EA llo< ••,. ...t, ... . . ... By SAM LEFF 1 -� Go'SM • 1 SH0ULDN T HA.\Jt SAID THAT• ., IUT .l'M Vl.tY DIST'IJIIIIID l'I NHA7 I MW C/1/ILY HINd IN 1111 SI/ACKJ 1 By KING ' t2: SO Agriculture ASl!!9l 12: 10 Ohio New, 12; 16 Markell 12, :Ill Bulletin UO&rd 12: 25 News O Grams 12: 45 Mr. Music 1:55 Local New, 2:00 Mr. MU51c With Your Pa-mite In,,.. �- By AL CAPP "-"'TV �A� , I IMAC.INt: PERMAterrl YEAl-1 f !.trr 'l'U 1�, '� ·-t °'"' NEVER ""'" lill! ABOUT ffI � ' 2 - 2:30 P.M. �.lft l �; r;-; 0 :::7 H," v::;_; �; ,_ --:: A'."H'.°'.: K::'.I N -;-,.':".<:':.,,_--0:-!"'i'.',�_ "."" _ c"'.0:-<f ec,y r 1t,:� ULY V/A I T TO SEE WHICH ONE c; ,· ; JR Bt 1 AVE WY':� GIT5 TH' HONOR 1 0 o �O(:t-;, I N' OU T THE:.. T '-IE.LI..DW RED!! WJ E H RADIO Dlllillla I 12: 00 Love of Life 12: SO Search for Tomorrow 12 : 45 Guidtng Light I : 00 Life ol Riley 1 : 30 As The World Tuma 2:00 Full Circle 2 : 30 Art Linkletter 3:00 Millionaire 3 : 30 Verdict l!1 Your, 4 : 00 Brighter Day 4: 15 Secret Storm 4: 30 Edge ol ,Night 7:00 7: 30 8:00 a, ts 9:00 10: 00 10: 30 t l : 00 11:30 -ope I 7 : 30 Wagori Train B: SO Price ill Right 5 : 30 Lone Ranger 8:00 Deputy DwaR fi : 30 Your Esso Reporter 6: 40 , Weather Teller 6: 45 John Daly News 7 oo Best 01 Post 7 : 30 HonJ: Kong 8: 30 The Nel.�n Family t: 00 Hawaiian JJ:ye 0 : 00 Naked City l l :OD The News Tonlght 1 1 : 10 Sc.!!nn ing The We.rlher 1 1 : 15 Sports Report 1 1 : 20 Mo\'letime TUESDAY lf,flqla ot I �v' \'ou l\aked tor It Jim Thacker Show WeathercaSI New11 Picture tiuntley Brinkley Report Manhunt W H T N - T V Channel 13 ¥ Ill I � ,JI 'i �� 'PVNTf By .------=- &:� McGraw 6:00 I: 16 1:25 8:30 8: � ?:00 ' 'R ,, OON T l OOT THAT DURN THlNG IN MY Oi-FlCE !� 2 : 30 Road to Reality 3 : 00 Queen for a Dll.V 3: 30 Who Do You 'I'ru!t 4:00 American Band�and a:n ....al apla• 41, l» ae llr,nztrt: _ __:_. � Z2..,.. ,,_ _ I, 4:00 Make Room For DaddJ 4:,0 Bent'I HoUywood .,oo Steamboat ew 1 : 30 Waman ' 1 Page 2:00 Day In C:Ourt 8: 30 Esso Reporter 6: 40 Weather aW di_, I I - '' - BALLS. 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Of Wead THAT'S Conceatratiol Truth or Conaequencet It Cowd Be You New■ Mid Day New1 Mov�imt Loretta Youn1 Young Or. Malone From 'lbeal Roots 9:00 Perry Como IO: 00 Peter Lovee Mar, 10: 30 Tombstone Territo ry 1 1 : 00 News 1leadline1 1 1 : 10 Wt!athercast 1 1 : U Jacl P.tar &ikiw 1 : 00 Sign Off 11:00 country Hoe Down 1"25 F.,,. Bureau Show 11:IMI Coonley Hot Down TUl!SDAY 11:57 Mid-Day D. Jnnea Averages 4·00 American Bandstand 12: 00 Noon News _., 6:00 Rin 'fin Tin U : 15 Pat Boone 6:00 Whirlybirds 12:IO Music JW!t For Yoo 10. Malay daggel" (val".) 11, A awnmlt 12. Lisa.rdll 28. :Branch• , 11 : JO l2: 00 U : !O 12 : SS UN) 1 ; 15 l : !tO 3 · 00 3 : ,0 LAST �16HT l LE ', '. ,- · FO<l'�AI.L IN THE ,Ki< l:..R)' AND T"15 M0RNIN6 1 1 5 � THE ,RONT Y �RD 000 ... TELEVISION GUIDE W S A Z- T V Channel 3 ly 5HUL Tl EACH AFTERNOON A_....1.,1,__,_,_ 3 -=.- - - - THE NEW SHOW McCulloch Chain Saw Quality ■ P■y For ■nd nloh Extr■ , ...,,,. B• oldtl. 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Ollebllt aun II, AIIIII lo OOllllbiW T IL 'ftlc)I, f 2-5223 ,11uo _______ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., -D ec. 1 3 , 1 960-7 ; PEANUTS - - DAI.Y CROSSWO R D I I CLASS MEJ:'11 The G ood Will Clw of thll Lltl Lon ME Churcb net lD the ao, l'ial rooms er the tburch 00 Wedn.:-�day even�g ar.,J hud their novc.mber meeting wJth Mary f'ir�.c n, Dora Van Meter and \•.' ir1fl;13 Horlrnan acting a.9 hoste'°sces. Th e mectlng wu called t,:, oidcr by !�e pres ident, P"rleda pro\-le:lry. ar.C1 \he following ,tram Willi given: ROng1 "C JUDt '{cur 'Blt'sP:inis," by all ; prayer ,crlpture John.Jon: by Adl'la rtading by Helfin WUUama: duet by lre,,e Ju,tts and J..allfflle Lew, is; poeot ,·•ullt'amed." by laa-belle Brown; reading "The •.ancflog ," by June Bumi; ahd the closing song "Bmit Be The Tie " I>:, all. 'lbe business meeting follnwed during which it was decidod to bold a ooe day rummage sale in the churcb &Oeial ·-ooms wilb soup, nndwiches and pie for sale also. The sale will begin about 11 a. m. Refreshments were served to the following ..= .. .a 1 1 News, Events ■ I at I Ii BUSINESS SERVICES I • l Pressure Heavy On , Pu bl'IC Hunt ing Are• XENIA - Hunting pressure • !he 01wnmg day of uplan� game lll�Nf<:R GUESTS season was heavy on publ ic hunt,. Mrs. H. L. Dyer entertained in· areas hut light on privaLe th� follow i n,i,: guests with Thank!• la�ds in WildUfe Diatrict 6 ,. gi ng Din�t>r: Lt. Comm. an� rls Uan Atzenhoefer. di�irt '. . l po Mr�s. J..mes Dyer. Roger and Br1- supervisor. , an of Norfolk. V irginia, Mr. and Mrs. Niegel Dyer. Mike and Ann A l zenhoeler based hi• YieW oa of Purkf!rsburg, Mr. and M r s. a fl ight over much of Ulla aouU.. Harrv Layne. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- western Ohio district, Hwiten nl i, ilyn�. Harriett. Hol ly and were abundant on the state-ow. Jay. and Mr. ilnd Mrs. J a m e s ed public hunting areas, he observed, a lthough even here tbt Layne and Brent. presi11i1re had greatly decrnHd A UXD..IARY MEETING The American Legion Auxil iary by noon or opening day. Ea. l2 I O <ltr TKIIMITE AND PEST CONTROL USED SEWING MACHINES held their regular meeting on Mon- where, there was almost DO aip Nl-:IGLEH. UU lLUING SUPPLY. � Fala. Frft lupedloo. luar• $15.00 up. Ideal Christmar. Gift day evening at the Legion Home. of hunting. Kitdwn Cabinets . vinyl asbes­ .. ., N.UO.wlde, Pbou R. Sewing boxes $2.00 and $3 98. The meeting opened with presen"Oftenl"� -we would •irclt tos block !f x 1t insulation. awn- 1 .ad A. Se"lce, Blalloa WY 1- Meigs Sewing Cenkr. Middle­ talion of fla;;s followed with a � I ti • d lo ll'C over areas �nuWn ing. window type. Call Neil! - ! 1111. .,._ile porl, 0 prayer by Mrs. Fred Roush and l 121 7-6tc d t 1.,. 111d a ...,1• no an range easant h p lcrs, Racine. Ohio. 1 1-23-TFCI si· lent praye rs by all, and th e flag UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, ---------­ a ---·'d ident''g e car we 1.. v w ... , U 1 . d to hold sa1ute. The group decide . .. BJU I.owe'• 8errice 8'atlon aad l.1MESTONE, ANY SIZE, furnish• Alzenhoef aakl un hng group. h Am coNDrr1ONINti. -JtEFRIG-1 · their Christmas Party for memCUTJ-oat., Powell Street, Mid- ed del ivered and truck spread. �, "Tbere were many enUre ��1�60 Pl . .. , LnJ f H EnATION service. Jack · s Ht-- 1 bers on December 12th, a grab dleport. Featarlq; minor re- Shul�r•s Construclioo Company Fur!' � wh,ere no hunter waa vlliblt. frigeration. New l lave'l. Phone 1 bag will al.so be held. On Decempain, lab JolN aacl e.mplele Phone WY 2-3051. 12-7-&c : was from 10 a.m. to noon, nus . 6-2Hf I TU 2· 'lS:17. pow�r M•·•• · " • -• " ' · be1. I8th the membtrs w ill h oId Rledio■ al bevtta&H, Orvl.lle I · t appears that the nl'l"lblllll 50 1 GAS • FUEL OIL and coaI ! ur- , ! --- - - -their annua l Christmas party for r- . t'<i wlab.,. ·., h,·d tlun .l! . 1% 1 SOie Joluasoa. is generally lesa aeverll! than it 11 .-.ucTIONEER & II , naces. Call for free estimates. i chi ld� n up 1o 12 years of age, oI , be!'ieved. to be . REASONABLE RATES Wll.L PAY CASH REWARD for Foreman & Abbott Middleport all Lcgionaires and Auxiliary . -----y r e l'EED recov SATLSt'ACTION GUAKAN to lnfonnallon leading 6-10-tk I members beginning at 2 o 'clock. .lll or wrtlfl l. 0. McC■J af t"M> caating flahing rocli and C Santa Claus will arrive at 2 : 30 Deer Hunter Fined S I N G E R SEWING MACHINE f'hrsh>r, Ohio reeb, �e F luger TrumP " n d o'clock. lovely blond console like new: , . And Costs 008 c,;:,111:1kespear di rect d rive; , d to make bullonhOIes, ' G.E CANNISTF:H. V a e u u m Those attending were Mrs. Nora SANDUSKY _ A s a a d u I k :, E qu1ppe M n Cleaner Used \'ery l ittle and nlght y ''ke11 Tue-' ware wa 111.1.e. £ro\: . · Tripp . Mrs. Freda Harl. Mrs. Sa- County hunter jult could not wait darn. embro1"dery and sew m ud I. McKlnney' 291 N 0 r l h zippers. Assume last B pay- guaranteed. This week only die Warth. Mrs. Everett Roush. for the tw o-day deer-gun u ae gn , $26.tJO. Term!. Phoflt! w·, 2•2W4 Front Street. Midd leport. M t·s. Arnold R�ush, Mn. Harry necember 15 and 16. Al the ments of $5.00 month. Gunrann­ J2,l:l-6lc 12·l2•3tc Hoffman, Mrs. Harold Z e r It I e, suit he paid heavy for bia lndia­ teed. Phone WY 2· 2204. 12·8-tik --------Miss Louena Roush. Mrs. Thel- cretion, acoordlng to THE FISH SANDWICHES are 2 STORY BRICJC BUILDING w. W Funk-, PUDl,IC AUCTION the ' ln up goes Chrl::itma, tree NaUon&.I . ma -The JTEk Capehart, Mr!. H. C. Roney. h ser. Wildlife District 1 aw Fr 75 . dtlk:Joua Jack·s Dairy Bar ou J en­ Busrness room and 2 apart- Saturday, Dec. l"I, 12 : 30 p. m. , ellipee ln front ot the White House. It la a 75-foot Dougla■ Mrs. Fred Roush and Mrs. 8 J l l forcernent ,upervilor. 12-13-6k tn Mlddl8port· Call Dick Sterrett people. r\can e AJr,. the to ments, J13 feet deep. Midd le- My home has been sold, thert• Oregon ot people tlr. a g1ft ot the Roush. 1 B•for• 9:30 A. M. l t w111 have flQmti 8.000 Ilghta and ornaments �or opening roa 1HE REST hamburger port.. Price $21,000.00, Contuct fore, I will sell ttui lfollowing The hunter ahat the two dN!' BIRTH Middl•port WY 2-2649 personaI property at l 1e I1ousc 1 ot the ee\'erth anrma.1 Christma.!I pageant or peace Dec. 23. You've ever eaten, Jack"s Dairy Wa Iter Grueser, WY 2-3230. I KAUTZ FEED STOR E riflt at a Wincheater with Thomas Mr. and Mri. A. Brown · -='---"At C he1t• t Bar. M iddleport. U-7-6lp - apurtment for rent. ll-7-tf ut '.. East M a u, Sl ., pome i-oy. i Fuu, recently. day one a.m 10:20 are birth the a announcing of Yuk on 5-2 1 4S 2 piece living room suite. om· , J J daughter born on November I WILL SACRIFICE houser wa, notlflod _, ollor aad ' - Singer A�to- ens y cl 1n h· , two end tobl es , """ HAMILL SERVI CE STATION · A. 9: • at • St. Mary's he Hospital and Sandwky in County lalllll · Ho l yoke, matk Zig Zag Sewlng Machme . , ,·offce table, two lnmps, gr;:iy or 8 fAlb,1ny 003353 M. 1 I Entered Hnpllal Mass. 'l'he baby weighed at birth protector Merwin Chambln 1...Ma kes buttonholes, sews on but- · bedroom !IUlle, Frigidaire re- j LOST - ONE TRUCK TIRE and 0,iy S. r vic• _ En.-y l bs. gan an investlgat100.. By :I0 1.m. , I Among those who enlered H1.1Ii 7 � 4 ozs. and has been named _ _ -- - tJC'T frigcrator. five piece ditwttc S rlfO between Pomeroy and Har- 1 s, overcasts bl ind hems, and 1 v A JONEER ze1 hospital m the past 24 hours Lisa Ann Mrs Brown ls the for- the C8:fc&ues of both dwr WIN rtJonvllle. If found notify Walt- i dozens or fancy designs without .set, Hordwick gas rangr. two Cum S e »EC. 13 in poase11ion were Albert B Watts, Crown mer Judy McKnight. aMle fnk Harrisonville, or attachmenl.t. Will sell lo reapon- ! ulilily cabinet s . 7 piece dinin !,( er Morris. CrlH U tadford l 1 · n cl The mat The case wa1 aol-.td tbroulb m<'elmg fl Mrs r.1ax The Detemb('t rnal grandmother is R Out s Rt City 2 e , 12 10 ,tp slb le party for 1 1 payments of l'OOm suite, onl:' noor lamp. 4 PbonP WY 2-t\779. 11' . , h l or Contact Mrs. Sybil Srruth of N e w Christmas Haven, the party combined .ifort, el ....,.i of the M tddlt!i C l' ;: it)• K unl>crly G Tolbert rown C . . lab!e lamps, end a few othrr ,\ n: $1U5 per month, Phone WY 2F O_:__ RaclD_:-, ohi0 C·- � "�-· 1 Bl'W Club will be held this M ; I ! and the paterna l grandparents Jaw enforcem ent offictn ill tla s port J. C. R u se . Va . , ason 12-8-6tc uselul orticles. 2204.. A If.Ill. are Mr. and c Mrs. INTEBIOH PAINTlNG AND I evening ol the Masonic L Woodrow Brown district. A fltte of "°8 and tQltl Hobr Union Ave., Pomeroy. M rs. Robrt . Fuulk. Own -==�=��=��- I ,, . . I 1 lU CHE\!ROLET 8 FOUR on . IWO ROOM TUA lLEH. ON Porn- Terms of Su lt• : Cash. . Wallpa1>t•rlng. Work �ullrantc..- ed / tu.- key dinner at 6·30 will pre• ert A. Dorsl . JU. 3 Pomeroy �1iss ! of Letart Route. wu levied on the 'Violll«' la 1111 � Belair. Very good condition • 7115 eroy-Harrlsonvllle Road. James Not responsible fo r accidents. A dollar gift Carl E. Nelson, Rutland, Ohio. cede the mt. eting. Sanduaty County mwt at ct,clt. , CLA85 Cynthia Jo Ends. Rut l and. John i 1 WIN WON 1 GaU MIiier Phone WY ?:·3196. 1 Haggy, Rt. l , Pomeroy, Ohio. Sale conducted by I. O. McCoy, WY 2-691m. 12 9 Gtp exchange wlll be held. · M White Rt 1 C· penter M ar • rs . I The Win-Won ClaH held a Tur· · · L-. =cc-c=- --==-,--,--� . - I 12 5 tfc lZ-Htc A Ul' 1 1oneer: I. O. McCoy M U ELLE R FUKN .\CES. WEST-i I W olter It B rown, Ht . ackson CBECJt 'JIii. IPliUJNG . : ke) Dinner at their rcular No4 DEC. 14 J _ l __ -�====- ����� _ _ __ . 12 10 tile 49 CHRYSLER, EXCELLENT INGIIOUSE appllances. ArnoJd l R acine Grange will meet De- M iss Melod y S. Taylor, Rt. s j vember meeting recently at the HOUSTON, Tex. (lJPl> - Dr Geocl Cleaa \.!■eel Cua blld . ch, C oy A ...,_ ud edek condlll�, very reasonab le. D e rou PIJ')p)eBrolhen, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone ccmbe r 14th for Hi eir p.u rly. i Jackson. Mrs. Willard D. Yinger _ . church. Rev. Jack Welch of St. � M A M j . ,. gist and marriage coumelot • Joh �son 8 Gulf Wld Carry Out, AN1 UlUl:S FOH ClllllSTMI\S •ill ht! cxdiangt!, a "' 25c There gift Wellston. Goldie TORI 1 1-1 1-tf May M o l r s. WY 2-6384. 'f • Paul s Lutheran ITAN MO Church present• METROPOL ' - 1 1 12 6tp • G ifts, cut, coiorcd nnd pressed , ---- -------- I G l"fts Ior I he Athens �Slate Hosp · t- be Mldaleporl "-�- •---• rt . Ill. 1 H..1mden. Wil ham Ous- ed the program' his topic "Being the U nIvenlly of nuuMUt• 1 -- EM& Mala l!M., ---'--------------' . gl�se also lovely old l �mps 11.ml 1 lcr ty, has Nttived lttenlure...,... (20B) INSURANC E al patients, nlso a rtides fur a \ey Rt. 2 McArthur Mrs. Wes- Thankful ' " KIRBY VACUUM CLEANElt In P•DW'IIJ• Ohlt .1.11 t .. . .. L.--'· pl'lmil1ves. 700 W Mam, Porn' _. a t · from ' y"ar · w r basket for a �m.i __,y f�m II y W 111 be l ey B. Tackett, Ashland, Ky.. Those attending were Mr. and e exee IIent condi '/on w1 th I 1 1 , COM PLETE INSU J¥,NCE PROcroy Dallu, but bu MYer p]Mlc1 I 1111 CHEVROLET BEL AIR hardbrought �o this �tmg . Refres h- Bruce L. K inney . Havenswood . c lean ing attachments. Sold ne": , tcction, Life, Auto, Fire, Pol lo M rs. Har.-y M iller and daughters. s le order . wi WY n21 I0-6t) top, Good condlUon. SOS� North for ! W. Va. , M rs. Franklin L. Wal- Mr. and Mn. Robert Cooke and �� pay off '37.00 or 6 th CaU Don Mil ls, Midd leport, Ohio ments wil l be cook1f's. ll•" Dr finn;..__ 1blrd, Middleport. Phone WY- I • '-IVIA"' ...._ And l never "'llhe ------ - -• d t iome •� · n d "k J (aven wood w, va., ,..r". h . Hev. -- --- - --- -· e I' / 1 & 00 each Phone of ayment . t . t ons Po m t and Mrs. Robert Dille added , untU they It.op ,endlq: .u ., P il, s 12·1 3-3tc P 1 :a � � • ' 1-0322. , · ,m . l:: LF.CTROLUX VACUUM Clean- HA.llNES-SIMPSON lNSUllANCE . . ,"' 812- 6k WY 2-2204. Counul dub will meet \-\ cdncs- l R 1rhard B r.ow n; Ravenswood . W. and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Paul mall to me addt-d Dr ftay A. . er In top conclillon inclulres Agents, Mlddlepott. Fire. Auto_ . .. --- - - - ---- -- ----------1 day Dec. 14 at the home of Mrs. 1 Va. , Quen lm Sayre, Ripley . W . R ickard and daughters, Mr. and rouc • " 2"i . SLUGGISH YOUR PUMP DON'T h. G · throw out paper bags and al l mobile Bonds. Phone W for $ale Ralph M t Uade from 10: 30 u. m. • Va., and Mrs. Lowell H. Beckley , Mrs. Harold Bumgarner Mr. and , Septic Tank. Get Klean-wn--a U I clen ing .au a h 8-27_tf t P y o rfl 2003 ______ - · --·- lo S p. m. C�r.istma� ideas and ; Rt , 2 Prichard. W. Va. 11 GAUGE SHOT GUN, almost Pickens M rs. Harry and Sa n dra. an te l ey Val er. sepUc Ohio tank cle Pas I large .turdy c.r lupt ; $..'l3 � 6 ;a;mert� 0t $6 :zs i '" an. I pod Chrlltrnu 1 lfl Ph ! Plumbing. Pomeroy. U-17-30tp Phone or mc�u suggestions will � t h c , Car Mn. l Gibbs, Mrs. L, O. Greer ac ce l Noti b lega k ot ywr favorite NCIII: the n WY 2·2204. B h1hs 12-IHilc I topic. Ara exchange of g1fl.s not 12-l2-3tc '-NOT1c1 WY N149. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John book· Put in new untried ne..__ ____ ____ __ _ Th, tnill1.l'H of l.-,larl Town1hlp. VENETIAN BLINDS, oil colors, _ • · 11 be heId p0t· ed $1 t e WI 0 exc , Mrs. Ralph Larry O B r ien RI. &.st and chililren Mt'. and Mra. until yuu have time to try tt.n · TAPE RECORDER $60.00. See Window Blinds and shadea all FOR CHRISTMAS _ New While Metw• C'u\ln�y, 01110, w in recelvoi bid• . . 1 ir luck mea l wil l be served at noo n. 2 H11trne. son, 3 : 46 p,m Monday. Roy Jones ancl son, Mr. and Mr& an �:«i�":� � �!.'\�. oi')e �•1� d aee If you want to pat thmi Kathleen Carper, Main Street, colors. Da le Wippel Supply, 215 Portab le .eewlng machine, $69.• r . 2H . Pomeroy Bt•nd Grange will M r� . Fred M. Smith. 718 Orchard Luther Smith, Miss Ethel Riddle, in your perm&M:Dl file. • �,ur, tum of onij , u 1uw<t molor 11'.r,ul• 2 Rutlad, Ohio. 12 J Sk Unlon Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. IO. Meigs Sewing C .iter, Mid- ·r. havln11 1111, followln11 111edrl<'&tio111 meet in regular session Wedne!I· • Ur. . R.1:1vcnswood , W. V a., son. M r. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman dleport ' o · 1 12 ) 7-Gtp .iml ,11achmonl1 or e11 u u1: d11)£-8-Zl day evening at the DAV Holl. A l l : S3 a.m. Monday. __ a11d IIOII, Mr. and Mra. J a m • • _ _ _ __ l'owond by 111.1<,llnt C'H.ll'.ln11 110 11.P. . turkey d inner at 7 p. m. will .iu, ame FIRE WOOD, OAK .1:1nd Poplar. dr1v�. 11rnde111 1 Roush and children Ellen Layne ur wm1er. HANDMADE APRONS • Pince 11r•s front am1 reu . H�d.-.. ull e preeede Dl,i,rhargt'd the meeting. Cul lo Orde r for the Hollday and daughter, Mr. and M r 1_ t•o1iro1.. lehnlnll t r o n t pol'-'cr matl, towe]i;, l und1eon doths. 1 1 · he M idd �po ,ite n ry Club Patients recently discharged in- G eorge Ingles and children, M n1 aeason. St5.oo per cord · Mrs. Lee Hudlsill. � �� � 12 9 Gk �1�;;��;mt 1 1:n[l:"::ti��;"0:� �.11"t� Ti m t l 18 ncs ay after- e Phone Wl-9-3958 ___ _ _ __ ___ 1 nuht'r li11i11, w1m1�i.1 ..111 wlpur. Wt ee William Bocock , Fred Edna Clark and daughter, a D d _ _ h¥-11kr Prill JdiYwed tu 1uwn1hlp. noon at 2 at the home of the pres- luded Mrs. ( Ii' 9-3tc ,1 rs, Rev. and Mr!I. Welch. . ONE USED BUMPER POOL F.,, Ph"I1 .son. C l yde Southard • 1• GIRLS I SUITRNS At thr aam11 1\m.-, th• tr1..1 en w111 I den t . Mrs. Emer.son Jones. SEWING CLUB " M. Ch'Il ders. Mrs. Ke IIY T"ISh18 , Hlzc. J,ikc rl'<'elVI' blib "" the •ule ol lllll! ( l l '" OWNERS. V6 I Table , Jle<1ufotlon MUST FOIi CA" e A C hns tma! pro�ram WI be u.,.,1 Am,· tlran n,otur 11oik1· . uu, rr,.. Popular Priced Col lins. Mrs. James B. M e t z . The Sewing Cl ub was held on make& Battery last 11[1 of rar. · new, Would muke a good (..'hri sl reed• of samil tu be u,ett a1 part of p.-esented by ,., rs Goorge DaII _.Jay aft a! Tuel!IU at emoon home the 1 · mas , gt t. f I Ca I WY . 2-2706. 111.,urd,ue n n . ru·,· Debra y uf Varian. 1he L .oon J�. P. Robert 1 Guaranteed. $3.00 llr, m,el, wlabu to con­ and M rs. James Titus. Ro II co.II p . r1bl'<1 motor 11r�,,�r. I !I of Mrs: Herman Layne· Durin"a 12 9 3tC' ..- The . Maude W. Young - t Hlloblt porty lo plot . tru1i.-.-� r,· n•1 v� the rlMhl 10 Dtnck . Frank B . Ross. M r . e w111 be " A Ch r1s lmas . n� res po reJ1wi • n� 1Jr �u b1.t,. up pa7menta of Okey Henry • Mr.s. Thomas J. the aoc1al hour re(reshment, were Phone WI9-3441 Racine. lly urd,rr uf lh.- 1..-larl '1·11wn1hl11 Verse · ' I , C 12) lB-3tp BABY HEIFER C�, week old, ' r.u11rd ur 'J"ru,, r,)•. Hose, Mn. Marvin Ranier and served to M rs. J. L. Stewart, Mr■. , , The irc Friendly le r� havmg , k <·1, C r11. •r o�d . N11i' -!!Ill A. G. Mehlman • Mrs. D. A. Smith, n l Nice pony, chUdren • r""t, dop. __ J1M,· 1m•, u11111, R H . :1 .ant W cd mfan I daughter, M rs. � C . __.i . W_ _ °' u_ I_ N_ C_ _ o11n 11a1 HA d _ t M M 1,tm R e-.t am a LLOG H_ • 8 mner U_ 1 cC 11I<' 1 3 1 121 1 pie tnd wllite mane and loll. · .and Jn£ant daughter. and Mrs. Mrs. Edwin Stein, Mra. L I o y d 1 very Uttle. ne11dny Dec. 14 at 6 .. 30 p . m fol....+.., Mn. i Pearl WIIUams, Harrlson vllle Josep h F . Jones and i n f a n t Roush , Mrs, Philip Wol.,_ ' ft Exe hanJle a1 .i~ Ph... Wy.2.(1'18$ I b ow ed y G, a . e c se Ch · I U d I n s . 1 H L Dyer Ma-' Ba•m1 Road P--roy Ph WY 2 6821 / aughter. Donald Jeffera, home of Mrs. Henry Ewing. u N. Mrs . 0 • . We;, Mr;. • ....m • • 11 � st; Water Help Fishing Rt. No l, Pomeroy, 0. Amoa( AJUn1 UF.C, 15 Adame. Jr. and Mn. Layne. XENIA - Southweslern Ohio ; . . . __ <_ 1 1112_ Stp, (9a) , _ _ o Mag a Py Temple h an h l 1 t � _ _ �1gfish munaji!cmc>nl workers were . G_OIN� AWAY PARTY According to the midnight re�I ___ __ l rn1 Wi l l meet In 1 egu l a r session . A Gomg Away Party Wll he1d BOY 'S 2(1" BICYCLE. Will sell bu�y durin� Odober lr<>alinLJ AS 19 SPECIALS I port of tht! nursmg department. t> Tl I t d 7· t 1 m 30 e on. now for l Mrs $2280.80. we• Price · P "'.ally casto recently In cheap. Ph WY 1-:t!Ml ( 12 1 10-3tc ! n Mercury 60 11. P. S.fl!. 00 nrea waters <·hemi cal ly to ImMn. Chauncer _ 1m M Thomas Ryan and v · DA " '"h•Y 11 a e annu l ,Ch•n.s a Th • · '"9.IIO, with 14 ••· It. the recreation room of the home , · • next I Rose were both m poor condition. 1 U Mffftll'J 7t R. P. $315 .111 l prove fishing for anglers Hotpotnt Rtfrll:erator, lovei party and e,cchange of 50 cent of Mn Frank '11,omn.nn · r- • Mn scmion. 1 ..,. P, M-•• .,..,_ _, Oullll , .. .,. 'l'hose who were listed as fai r · 11 1o11ow the meetmg. I II"• flYlnf room aullo I n 1 ,>ft 1 . n m by Mn. as9isted , was : t a METROPOLITAN MOTORS I E leven-acre Hosterm n Lak . / ; . fin• eover with ,t, metehed ineludecl Cecil Pickens < injured Tho pso oc B S t e r t h I prmg a He ur C abet wUI Mn. uto A . Th ' • Eu& Malo Street, Pomeroy Clark County. wa� l reatecl to re• labloa, I table lamp� S P<­ acciclent l • C arl May- rth •Grange ha11 in Rt. 141 I , , Ill h t e h w u 1 a i mee be leaving !IOOD to make her home e po . · move the existing fish pul aPlloae WY!•S871 'ftmut bedroom with ma1I for a potluck dinner at noon nanl, W illi.am Ousley, �rles at Fort Knox, Ky.• where her hUI­ alq 02" triple dreuer, dtHt _ 6-20-tfc tion. 'J'hen. 3.000 finJ,?f!rl inl! l arge. s McElhmner, ___ __ mouth bas.!! v.'ere stocked. B lu"° i 'J'hursday. Members are asked lo Sloc-kho!f, Charle band will M eta.tloned, He hu 1111d bookoue bed, boudoir _____ W , Wllll Wa a n Ni Mrs. llm •I just n,turn«I from duty lampa, 1>llloW1, mattnaa 1nd Jlne1' gllls and while crappies will be brlng • 2S ttnl gi lt for the grab (1 1 ) retefn Koreo1 hamson. Rlchelll Kanouse. Kim• :Mrs. Cuto wu p box 1prtn11, fine Fonnlca I an e for articl h and so e l bllg, a ; nled s t John ng ne tocked spr • report . i x s c;ooi) USED 24 inrh bk-ycle. berly �a�kson, Roger V a n c �, ,ICro top d1ntt1• oet with a ma•ch• repared by Mn, Thablt, p ll, lker. Wildlife District 6 fish program. Wa 1 Phone WI 9-3124_ I l:t l . l0-llc Lyo'\8. lnl ,baln, I twin bod with The December meeting of the KuSly Baird' Mrs. Lance ,-tnnarzement supervisor. on wh ich wen!I mentioMd all the m-., IPri•I, larre dr,1Looi• Lamb, Mrs. W 1 1 • J arioua d YIU Mrs. Fou r ln�i•n Cre•k Wlld l lro a l .. oho had laloon v aer ud mirror. Coleman, Mr5, Emma Shaver, part In. some Inoluded 'ftrtl u,. A rea pond,. Brown Count" , w •r, :I _ _ __ _ . Robert S. Miller, R Qbertui Berry ( HOUSE 1634, LINCOLN Heights, treated arid ORIGIN.\ILY THIS OUTFIT later stocked wll!1 water lhow ballet, wchln& Blblt _ • .. 4 rooms and balh, new �as largemouth bas!. Redear sun All!xander Ferguson. Homer Henrl�!• and Sunday School, the Adult F.d· SOLD FOIi furnace. Phone WY 2-3575 or wi l l bf! put In next 9pring. ; denon and J ohn Thompson. All ucation Program, and her lie,. Gallipol i! G I 6-0146. reported 12-131 { PartiH I chemlcRI fmC),80 treatmen· ..,...._,.. 1 other patient• were turea 00 her native land <Jel1lwny �"de NIWI lltDII of Him EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two five · :i. lonJi! the shorc m,rl In �mall ha�·< i good. • to the varloul �Ivie �nd ilocial lnlmlt Ana' room ap&rtments. A. N Bengel was «lone et Clark Lake. Clark ''0:\1£ RO \' - l • story frame, 4 · Blood administered recently at groups. UNPAID IAI.ANCI room, and bath, ful l basement, the hospital Included five unllt on Gamet w re ICtllNI Vallev Phone WY Z-3272. 11-1-tlc <'ourtty, and 11t Spr ing pll,)'9¢ e NOW ONLY fffl.lO :.oke, G reene and Warren Cou n- g111 h��!?" heal, basement gar- Sunday and U1ree unit• on Mon, 1 were made and mua� �joyed : APARTMENTS _ Furnished and: : Youl'-Buy-1111 1es. Pr/mery purpo!e o 1 th fp ate, _,&., lot• $3000.00, Tefllll. day• r In8 the evl!llInl, -du •- d 0 �,r · mlum!-•� :,ocu. "'Ci,, 'f ,1 astera, Middle- treatment as lo contro l"Xef'sw l .. 1. · ,,moLEPORT - 1-story frame port. Phone prile wu won I>:, M n. Jes- 1 - ___ 3-3-tf s Ive numot'Ill L..-- o1 sma11 hiuegl11 :or. ____ WYZ-m __ ooms and bath ts bedroomJ.l Child Conservation Leap w UI The 6 r _ A Gift Th t Wlll led M CUto _ N1e1111ry ATKINS MIii IIHlf Fur­ N ICELY FURNISHED !io ROOM Th i!! work Is expected to increaetfl : gas furnace , good location. be held this Thursday evening at ""1th 1 c • • • IO I ■way apartnklnt, automatic rumaC'e.. the size of tht blue11il l!I In the,t> ' $5 ,500.00. the home of Mrs. Robert Schmoll. IILL PARRILL All •--• Phone WY 2-387l :t• l l- l2-30l:r l ake!. Coatacl llr. illltll l rREBTER-l4i atory frame, fut- There will be a dollar gift ebe t M . 0.,� • will __, bath chan•• and the pacia•et •- -Nlnfl - n • I In ula� 5 Ati Low AIJ $25.95 Down ONE FIVE ROOM APARTIIIENT WARN AGA ST TOURS WY-N811 Ev- Mra, Frank Sprq1fnC, i Y • IN roome • for ud i,.., po wtlh bath. Piton• WY 2-3642 or p lenty cl....., full basement, j gee! Mn. Remy Buck, Mn. R a I p b INOILI P�lTURI WASHINGTON ( [ ;Pl > -- T h • ga!!I furnace. Lot tMlllOO on pav• evenings WY 2-3319. 11-17-tfc Sayre. Mn. 0aarltl Lester. Mn. DEC. 11 Slate Departmetil ha1. wame/ 1N N, -..i �I..... e d. . . TIie Federated Chutth <holr 11anJ Miller, Mn. - John B 0 1 � MODERN unfurnished N101111 Amerlc.. etudenls not lo olg,, up · d N>a l8000 OO Wllere (lulllty It Puamount E M T B . cox. 8aletmM will present the c.11rlstm:i:r cu- Mn.. Joe Bradley, Mn. Bm How• AL R and ba apmtment. Bittb cab- for Chrlstma:,; !lt':'l�nn tours of Cub: •---- �•DCIIJ, Doc. lt, - WY-N176 th PRONE' WY i-mo tat.a, "The Chrilt Oilld, ·• l , C. B. ant, Mra. Herman Km.pp. M r lnetl, Incinerator. , betn� offered by • group call� BOX 129 dlspoul. . .... ..... .. .. t llnrJ ON YOUII DIAL Wl' z.� Hawloy, '<11 liuDday 'Dec. 11 -ol I Bob � Mra. Corl TllmlDI. 1llp cloNII. Pbuna wn.&41. the Fair Pll1 for Cul>• OMnrnI•-1 -IIOY, ONIO Dl,'- Oatu'Cl!Nlmu. l ' IIIL Alla .._, 11n. 11· 10 .. p.m. .-. too. ---- -- _ ,, .,.,.;,.._. , � . ,. ••• , • r• .,.. , _. _,,. _. _. ___,,,, ... ♦ , ......., ......,..,._..._......... .. ...., a n n 1 .t � .,,. � . a .-- . , � .... . � . ,,. . . .,, • • · ·•· ··· ·· • "'fwo ' , ,...- �, -·· · · · ,. • �•· • • ·..-�· · ·•·�·· - •-.- •-'" ""· �•� --- -... ... _ ..._�. ., .,,.._ ,. .... � ...., _. . . • 0 ., ,0 •••• N ····'"- � .. . ... . ---..• • PHONE WY 2-2157 i Abel, M.rs. 0. J. Boslk, M r 1. MISSIO:,O,,' ARY SEHVH ' E A Missionary St>rv we w.us held Glenn Smith, Mrs. Donald JJaµ•y . •m F'1·+ , rvenin� ;1t tht N e w Mn J L. Stewart and the bolt· lluven ChurC'h of G, d. Hev. Sim• I esS"S. Mn. That:lf't and M r 1. Jfl H,.,b inson lrom Belttysville, j Thompson and the guest of honor, Ky. �:ondurted the sen• kc. Rev. Mrs. Casto. -----and Mrs. llobinson are mission• SF' UNG Ol"T A STot · K u l u,•11 L111furn1s!1l'd ! 1.m i­ 1 oum:. and clolhllig al lht- Pt'Br!>OO .\Ul"l lllU buth 1:1pm lml• r1t f J!t ! urn:1er l 'hurw \\'Y 2 \':174 Huust' orposltt' l'osl 01 1 i("I', �la· 4: cent, per WOld, one l.uaertion. Minimum charJe-60 12 lU !ilp )OD. \\rd \'lrgl11l.1. O!'c 16111 ff'nta. � cent.a per word !or three coMecutive inkrUon1. and 11 th. Thi!> i� f ir,t Ja: r:.i,11' Special-one month for 30 cents per word. Fu.Q ratti of f c�nla �r word will be charJ�d for ad• of !'- l(,\( ' l t\ E li r uurn liou!iL•, \1 a• r·un!<.iSling mt"n·handise vertilmg 1f not oa1d wllhm 10 days alter recetving bill. ll ' I" . t'leet rn: 1 ty, fia� S25 0U il · :\-ff o li and Bo} ·!> wurk ,·o:.it� ' Errora ln Advertising-Shou ld be reported immedb1tely. Hatine. B1!l t · ui;irl mun1h and Jackt"ts : 11 011wo · s app:.in•I The Dall, Sentinel will not be respon.sible for more than one incon-ect insertion. 1 2 • HHitp aod some !>hoes. shirl�. il II d \ )l.,i., Card o f Thanks and Speda1 Notices of Events S l 00 r IU'ms. Tltt •re will b,r, 1111 hf ol ' Obituarte1 _published at 1 cent per word. i : Jn au t'lion Sal� Suturd;i� . W ORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS ( 1 8) I MO. 15 tiOc 90c $ 1.35 S ll Ill t· $4.50 p.ln, tome. pick up 20 600 $1.20 $ 1 .60 $6.00 ' ehri11tmat bBrgaius ! 2li 75< $1.511 $2.25 17 .50 1 10\ 1 Sl-:CLEMdl\G . BAB\ ' SIT· Bradford A11etiu11 Co. Ad, received by 10 A. M. will be In that day 'B paper. T I M ; . Will live in. Write The 12 · 1l-51<!Ja1ly S<>ntinel, Bo:,.. oott•B. I i sErGLER OtL m:ATF:H. u.1ow 12 9 6:e U. Floor Sample tor 2 _ years. Will Discow1l t h » °'" (20) (I) f.9) First C'ome gets a bul'ga111 1 I WILL NOT BE responsible or NE� PIANOS -:- Buy now for ' Rullancl F'urn1turl'. Hut! 111:, 0. --- - - --� l.l-3Lt" . !2 F:Xl 'F.HT MEAT rutting and debll contracted by any other Christmas ,"'t d1scowil prices. I __ _ Yes, we lake trade-ins, We de- F'LO W r RS. POTTED i'LA�TS wrappmg Phone WY 2-9975. than mya,ill'. liver. Buy now at Rutland Fur• Signed: A. L. Rollin&. ,ind cemetery bouquets. H1•y · S1 mou·s l\brket. Pomeroy _________12 __ •o� Jtp niture. Rutland, Ohio. 12-3-12tc nold�, Mill SlrPel. M iddlC'port . ll·30-30tc FOR CONSISTE N T DEPENDABLE RE SUL TS RATES manbeN lrom tablea de<Oroted 1n ketpinl with November; lu· bell Brown, Irene Jllltis. June Burnt, Cheryl Burlll, Frieda Hen ry, Lucille HarrillOD, C l�a Williama, Laurene Lewis, Helerl Barker, Alma Johnson, Nancy Van Meter, Ann Hoffman , He !en Will iama and the ho&te&ses. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tsy lnr and daughter , Kimberly, were vl1ltlnli! Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hen• ry Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mn, George Burns and daughters went lo Parkersburg Monday evening to do some shopping. Mrs. Cora Martine of Ravenswood visited Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry Saturday evening. f.lifton Items -MYIE ON .- W1.0 · 6005E � IESQE, BUT IVE GOT A HUHCM �AT REQUIRES $0\,1E !NVE�IG�TION ! �,,--···-� � \ \ . • -· . . ..... •1,. ..... .,_ - � ' . . . .. . . \ . a1 y '\ P '· I Buy Merchandi,e From Home Town Bu.ine11 Men ' , ,' . • I ne .. I . ent1ne � VOL XII NO. 202 Weather ... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wt4JWllaJ,. • Fair ... • • -,., .. . �, ibm _. cw ·1 low .... - .. ralo .. .. ., .,.., ____ Dec. 14, 1960 Sc PQ COPT Danville Home Da maged From FirE; ·· . ;i ! Pomeroy House Saved Last Nigffl ··t��tt :·- 'j�� 1 .,. �• . ,J 1'wo Meigs County hornet were 1 flue in the living room of t h t the Pomeroy Fire department through their t� •ftaa Ml.ved from lire destruction Mn- ; home. Damage was around l h e wa, called and Uled w1Jttr to 1tp farm home about lix milN IGUtlii •· , departJ,1tnl� and itrea residents. chimney and the noor. •I � blaze. Due lo lht! i:old weath- 1 or hert. One of the flrea occurred Mol'ldayl Four of live Grate cltildreo er, two of the fire true.ks pumps First firemen to arrive • a. aflern�na t _the Robert Grate were home -with their mother at :ron and fires had to be b u 1 1 t .cene said the rural home ra, , home m Danv1Ut! at S:00 p.m. and the time of lhe fire. Area resi- near them to keep the pumps in Wert.zville was a pile tJ. nlMe the oth�r at _the Ivan W� re1i- denb removed lumiture from the work;ng order. within 15 rninuteti. They 1e 11':ibld I , dence in U_mon Avenue m Pr,m- bumed part of the home._ : A report ta the extent of dam- the fire tragedy u one If .. eroy last mght •l 9. [ Arnold Grate. Bob S1A·1ck and oge pl the Wood home was n c, t worst ever to hit the '"Wal 1· Da ge to tbt °!"ale hon� waai• num_ber of_ Vanville residents . made. Firemen reported thal the, Shore" area, acrou the SUlque- / ma medium and the fire was nearly I aided m putting the h.re out. A ooiy damage c.aused was f r o m 1 hanna River from Harr� out before . nine members of the portion f the noor anrl walls smoke and water. � husband and father, 1'lf I were tom (Mil in order to 11top � A Rutland Fire arrivDepartment tolal of 18 firemen anawered Walker. an employe of JlHter / 1 Ore going any farthe_r. ed at � ICffle. •I � Pomeroy call. It was the fir.st II Brotoo-J c.on.trucuon Co., Rafi. _?'he fire wu caused by a bad At the Wood home m Pomeroy , (Jre 1n the village for more than ' riaburg, earrittt two of hill unal 1 c,- by an ov- :'�r �;,;�g orheated coal -.. and da�ge ; one or h� daughlerl, -.... . was centel"e4 around the chnn- t(l safety. Caroline JCram!r, lblll 1 ney. No one wu injured in ('Ith,. ' 16. who dirl odd Joi» re.. 1111 !>laze although there were family. also IIUUlaged lo ' '''.·,; house OCCUponll at holh lire,, the flan,e,. i Trapped in the burniq 1lw1J, ENOLA. Pa. IGPI•-A mother ing �er, Mr1. Elizabeth Wallin, CAGE ACTION - Pomeroy"s come-from-behind 57.54 victory over the Middleport Yellow Jackets last night I and six ol her nine childron were• 3Z, • """· Jimlny, •· a.a 11ft COLUMBUS (UPI) - A legislative committee Tues- burned lo dealh early loday when daughi.rs, Mal')', IJ; lltla. 9'; was sparked by such determined rebounding a. above w here Bob Winebrenner 6- 1 Panther forward (No 34) · ' lD high in the air. N6 . 21 is the Jackets' Russ McElhlnney. Allen Hamm, 44 and Ray (Hotdog) Kloei are Ole 1: day beard a Michigan paihologist propose a plan where- an ianne, 5 : Loulle, s, and - I. -�plouon . and f�e by condemned killers would be given a chance to volunthe action, and right, is the Middies' Richard Swackhamer. - Photo by Wheeler Drake. · ' teer for medical experiments before they are put to • i death with an overdose of anesthetic. , To ...ttt In tho d.....1.. I The proposal was made by Dr. Jack Kevorkian, Pon- ; 1 of of Chrlotm11 t,-, l tlac, Mich., and received a good reception from al least I 1 one member of the commi\tee st_udyl�g whether <apilal I cc should be abolished m Ohio. ..., · llfed I 'Ypunishment 1,... or 100 •• _,. pound, J 1511 Capital Punllhmenl I 14 . . of .,.. -•h•• mu,t h•ve • �Ill The resignation of Theo Kimes, janitor at the .,., idenl Ellenhower. • Kevorklan aald hit plan would for Prta lWl,r F..on Pnpo..1 Run Grade Sehool for more than eight years, wae preWASHINGTON (UPI) - Robert Strange McNamara � work like thll: Another letter opproving ic w... sen!ed and accepted at a meeting of the Pomeroy Board gave up a huge annual salary as president of Ford Mo- po,tl"t 1,...., • ,worn ,,,.. ''He (the condemned manl from Richard Rutherford, • con_of Education last night. The resignation will become_ el• tor Co. and will dispose of ,1.6 million worth of stocks I mont ., ownorohlp, V•hldn 'l'!Je Pomeroy Police Depart- would be given • deep anostbeala demoed Ohio kdler who has an .-•ct1ve January l 1961. so he can become defense secretary in the Kennedy ad- ' lllfllod In lnl•nt,te ,am- · ment Investigated an accident . on I, the very hour be was to be ex- appeal pending with the U. s. Su- Wllliam Kenney :.VU1 replace cia1 board meetfn( Dec t �it ministration. merce ire exempt, Lincoln Height, yesllrday mom, ecuted. Then, he would be IUbject- : reme Court. i him ., janilor until the end 0d 1o c1o,e a/f•In ror the r·___. 0 The •111 of ,.,., •• ,worn Ing al 10 o'clocli. The , ca bi net post will pay him 25,000 a year for run • eel lo experiment, lutmg from I P Rutherford said _that favored , he p,�senl ocliool year. · year. o e t t . ln l h • nmg a mlli tary establishment so big that Jts annual out• o l mon o ou d cl ud the Two un collided head-on one hour lo five da , wlthoul ever , . the propo&al aa g1"lfll hun some ! Other action at the meeting ht� lays for weapons, material and services are estimated at I elite of ul•, number and ..- <aualng · heavy �ge lo hoth waking up. Death lmally would be rt of a chance 1o mat,, am....,. eluded the docialoo lo hold • ope- ' The ■chool board I \"1 � l •• • n nd i c more than three times the combin•d buying volume of ., ''"' -""• . . - . - - - approved paint eoJon, for Ibo by u ov��- of anesthetic by , ao"I don't want you 10 lhlnk 1·.. o vohicle■ but no Injuries. AIM. ot boughs. ,_,., th � . [' 1...,..., of tho lon wher■ Fo� General Electric and U .S. Steel. ln elemenlary ■<hool ""'' Stephen L. Balley, 19, L coln a layman. . d a r or b hero bec In 1llbordlnatlng personal con::.i:;1: :.. ll■ t tho oal e by the Mc(..,pl!, "'NI Kall c..,. .... ., uu1h1 -- cut Hill, was b ading Eaat down the Kevorklan d the benel lo 1 I " Kevoa: ; lidlratlono" lo accept the IP, In graduate school at Harvard be tal addrffl of hill when he hit an Icy •pot and � under ■uch a plan would y. The board a1■o ffllll · -t, pan po, the •::: I I h e th heck, all up lore ■enl im. 1 c uoted from the""'::;,. polntrnent from Presidenl , elect 1 q 1 111 jo Int ,lid ne .......ii., be a in the Ohio School - 1tWJ o Cir driven by Phyllis . v I C.,!"'"':f John F. Kennedy Tueiday, the 44- I know he was hevlng a hard lime I :hou1:i"t"1��ru:;vff !In !he of Hac S. t, Ibo w datlon. "'- • tllO l'il , Middl ' t as ou who verge "We eport re ket etting along with the NW'J' he I ,,_,. g tho of lon V lolot Y•'1'0ld McNam■ra eotimated the lvln , _.. R. E. lloo■J, , dr beart l r a oi ■ p l a o t ,," he oald. m,Jorlty lta\ler .,� the 1� V J.L _1 . . job would <OIi him ,a million In was geltlng but he nevi!' nabed t1tlon low ..rr te■ • ffllal• port■, J lffll ....,n11ug ti' re- '"111ey w A. Gibb■, - ::zido,11, 1. mon!li .. tried • million liver lure ' "'�'.tf.lO ···, . · •. !Int •, •�ir!Y . � !!'er \b" nel<l _�,ee or foUI' •���: �:::::_ ,, 11 1 1 ,, ; · 1. plea. · .. =!,•· � -.1e Jto � !""1911 l'u' "'Clfn'· '·'itiil ■ U, <!mill, h the nm otep.' Only -·- ..,. --- · ' •�� '· something to he done, ho never Will ._ M1llfonalr■ wen, heavil1 dama ged. jodl can provide the matorlala C. �Blue,l■o, C.,unly men, Gibb■• Supah I • I � '!bat lo bow inuoh he thOllght rests until ii I, dono. Ha drlv• D The WU nmoved by for brain .otudy." ■l<NJ ag,,rt. qrlottlture, Will be , ChllfC h would have realiJed from In- hiJrue1f :M hour■ a daJ," £OS r. ours wrec:....WCO,, the ,peobr this evtlliq when MilliODI -I 'lbe palhologilt � ----.......,, In value « the :M,250 The ear driven by Mn. Hackett ■heal ol letten f1'om doclon .. The Meig, Counly Volw,leer Fir.■harea. r k 1vec1 beavy damage to prea,lng In_ In the plan. � i men·, .wociation hold, Ill reg, To Work In E■-t Of OWDI, th: o:..:: ll J Fl IJ- p.., I I II I he frvnt t.nden, the doon, and "' them wu Dr. Paul Dudlo y ulai monlhly ftleeth!g at the Sy, buy and the 100 sharet1 ol Scott Llgbt 8 een NEW YORI: CIJPI) - =g Rrlll f ta al■o was ken rom Whill the Boston heart ■pedallll racuse Town ball. � --' -' Papor C.,, he holds. He now must PITI'SBIJRG� UPI - A Rfgan■trugled lo -" todq · . a wrecker •-•-1eo, volw,- coun- hliszard _,. tly I Mn B� - Oao■t ·· , div-� himself ol the lot. He allll tic flash of Jght, apparen · Mn. Hackett ....,lved nose In• �.. by • large meteor, ty mreclor of dvD def..... will Uc iem;;.. ut 7 Witho ies i... Count 24 .,., -· ' t 1 will he I mllUonaiN, of couroe, ml and ■<cldea ]urlea the n an ■ :;: Graveside service■ for Walter speak on the "Organi%allon of A � - 18 ,; ·8'w tre 11ted by a physician Moltler' Nol Surprloed ' lod� In • Poatmutor Walter Wadde ,. uc1 w ts• ll an fail s er L g · i hYTO Po ► bollle witll Ille ..., e,1em · • 1 In Churdl, 56, Delaware, wlll be Civil Defeme 111111" fo, the ....,_ llcNamara'■ mother ,aid In �bl I DA N <UPI A major por, held IIOWlc8I that the Middleport Poat let,,ed, Both ..,, ....,.. insured daJ =t , -;>' tomorrow at I p. Ill. at the ty·, vohm- fire dep■rtmonta, · O�. Calif., that she wa, ool •· the Office will be O()OII .., Salurda,y, No errella were reported. lion ol a :M-<ounly--;,,,.. ol West, ghoul . al e from throu lie will fumlsb Ut.eratun, on l!:luaam,y •IM"11 R poril aurpriled her ..., had mllde a Decemhor 17 k,,m 8,!0 un. to The Pomeroy Police .i.o re- em Ohio ,.11 blacked out abrupt, Letart P' ll cemetery a f r The u a dlslri� deocrihed the ,ubject for each �I In IIIIIDY .,_ II ......,: � the orme .,., i -• financial ■acrllice lo aollaahreddish $ p.m. and on Seturday, Decem, ported that Luc lle Swackhamer, 1y TueBday evening by a major l nt of Fall . is hl brilliant � study l to B and make Ito own plana. and onmlghl t . y'.-iljl � ( . rt de reo ton lved W Ma <opt the cabinet po.ot. her :M from 8,!0 a.m. lo u noon. !II, son, , Va , "a• Invo generator failure ol the Day wife, who :., Ives, wu the AU member■ « the UIOClation low 15 ..._ llulibal.i, ng rtl • repo lep . e glow. T minor t In car a with occiden Mn. R.J. McNamara aald, ''He Light c., andkou Power e Norri■. Other are urged lo allend. FIOS1l former by ived t Re Th lar llyr l , eel efloN lo .._ Ill■ f,I! .. inebrenne a.m. • rom a lo D. l:!O W Wllllam r, hours gu e po, f hl Inciden .....,, rece on e blac t baa done lhin&a like lhi, all Ida lice lvOl'S lnclucle five children, ----from ■over&! mile■ eut of p.m., will ho obotr,od· Mond■y, cu,e, lo-JO Ind, fall of -· at l· !O lllrV beglnnlng hwr■, life. For imtan"' when he wu lhree lo Pa ir a , , , V Day , ard en a r J lo an h ton Deoomber u thnJual, Friday, Ile- II occurred 00 the Pouieov) p. DL III all l60,IIOII cu■tomm ' 1n meo Edw IWlrled up Ille z I a p I ·p ------•-----1 ere are nea ginia ul and lllwm, all of Graoge Sehedul� t e■ 200 Ohlo, Dean ........ Bobby 1 and mi Monday, Ile- mgh School lot at 9.· 45 1u1 night a ••oerved area mlie q••·......., ..i ., : .• ~i • ■ =• 1 '-""llllor mil wes � _ , ....__ than Dela=,•• - a,�r the bukelball gamo, The b Dayton "':!' ��6 G-de•• a g -� II ••-·"" -■-• . 01 heremon, •••...,. ..... ..,_,, S ·-·· • •• """ _..., .....-isbnu upper t Power Ligh .,.... and y hhn In death. rlghl d001' of the Swackhamer car affected. cember D, The llam■onvllle Crege will ----Romp Over Mlddiee rom was damapd. No charge■ � The ranure wu traced 1o a Funeral ■ervlce■ are lo he held meet In regular -■loo ThUl'IICblJ Supenuor Mak• Syracuae Grade School ped Servieee Attended He al■o ukl lher■ will he • filed· _....., Cbrt■tmao '"---' Anuaal ""_... ' c, �L•• -•·· with a ...,._ GVer Middleport 516 Monday ""'""'' wire In • <rftlcal tlll,OIJO. al Delaware thll evtlliq at 7, ev-.... .., sunDla o1 pl I R ]'-' b r deli-, eta ll n com g u 01 eyno t migh ifth night to win tlieir f volt line, ph11 • ruptured boiler Ohio Farm Bureau Neta supper at 7 with •• exrbanp nf llaymoad A. BlmwNI Jl,llill. Raymond Hunley, 49, ol Colum- day, Docember 11, el<.'llpl 00 rurIlle ■oge game of the ■euon. In • furnace at the Frank lube n1 ng membon who al■o i., mlnl,tor "' Storm Headi New glfi,loamo Friday al routeo. , , died who Jut h N" d 1 Ohio H Mo bus = •: led �•• "' br or greptioo hoy■ Aihem the ' I gift, ing e r ■ Wolfe ■ ' at ...,., Coad> RUion M. Tall gonerallng plant..,.. :· ��l -9 /h e Stale Hoopltal. al nlverally liolpfla] lhore, wu Servi<o �tral Plains ea To ' A Cbrfmnu pro _,,.w 11d Ille In ffflrY qll8l'tar ond vi"'- wu theIJ a of w Ly • . .., . laden by Chala Verna tllalleyl od lnub A. A ■now and ice t F _ I _ •~•� ll) IMwl o.. of follow arm m at will gram t d a a the the loo the doubled of no llureMI edn ne Ohlo F ol M.i,s Younpter Hurt hJahlanda ol otored lo ll& ptt cenl retldent fonner brtwed Hunley, llonn ""--•ln hen ....,.., rd th e .... ol eliht ..-pnlution■ thi b - .Iha ..... -• "'.'- w .,,__ led Counly at IID<lt liprlngl. ••• y a p. m. Gol-, New M-�-----� and m "'II Mter Sled •- po,ll'olle)',, crowded honored 11 the ■nnual meeting of Troalea .,_,_ A S■lanlq .,..... Hunl ar the n ure Mn. ld . immy e Into ■r au Ame rican Farm B led, O , Star witll rush hour pas■enger■ and the ly today ey fl Bob Crow led Syracuae with 1"loldl. JS ye -o 1011 norlheaalward iea, « J pera, Radio boglnJg ol a •'clack ;,lib J. II followed � Gonion Fisher Mn. D. Mae Pk:tett, _, of Mr. and llr■• Clyde Fieldl « the Centl'al Plaim. In downtown oration Monday night. elevaton loaded • and •- period, fl -"- . .. d The wu pre9enled Tbomu h Dead new storm l)'lltm umped building, 1ien, ■topped ,. the The Ohio group ��� :, �":.... had ,.... =...� """.;,.. wllh 10. Jim ...., ..,' w ._, ....,.._ SimdaJ al I P. n wa .-•• ft1Pll C■lll VAU.EY to APPLE In . , actlv!U.. up wi to lead Middleport and Joe Slefive Inche■ « - the power lolled. Traffic Jammed tho lh an information ■tru eyooldahmt, in '■ loctun, ......... lwa by I R M ear plaque for out, ....Jobn Cbarlee 'lblmu, Ill, re, Sime igh p oaday mountain■ hefor■ c:honglq lo l! WU a� ■1nng wilh ck a . nd l al l t a pllemoa dumped In ■Ix. , .....inr In lht Broad - .,.,., ln!vel-baltlng 6-lng rain In the light, went out and conluoed pe, ■tanllina accompli■lunonl■ In n■• IIOWDed ,iDglng Illar of opera and WW, God.• munlly, , flatland■ « nortbem Teul and deotrtu,, wandered about In !he Ilona) leglalatioo and pro,no11on o1 radio for 11tarly 141 year■• died Vl8ll'II EAST GBRMANY CO!m.Y mllllTMAI TREE Tueoday will, hi, wife at 111, aide. 011U1N11 JUN Cllllllt .• ST. PAUL. Minn. IUPI>-Ger- BERLIN (IJPll-Cuhan finance Jimmy ..... ■tru<I: by a <'II' Kanaao. -..,1,.f._1ng tempera1uJe u �..... red meat,. --aid T. WU■on bu an 189 Christ,, chJef £mealo Guevara and a driven by Jade Ord of Bro■d neu ·-The Ohio Farm Bunau aloo re- Death WU attributed to 1n-. John WIiey, 11. 011111o, f.''!lfllp !rad■ deleptioo arrived In Eul - when the :,ounpl.er - tn, To Meet With Court celved .., achlevtment award na1 canoer. The h■rltone will> the m111t>d by lb■ ■We � � DIU tree. ----Wilson wu fined that IIIIIOUilt Germaor Tue■day lllgbt for "Im- to the _, 1n n1r1ovo a ■led. bad unders- loda,,d 1n o,,. " •• J■1,7'f.) hued ... the qua111y o1 the Ohio rich. deep Hollywood Stir h Toclay March, lilt, dlarged with difflnl in IUl'l"l'Y cancer ,nd N..,., the for Bureau for ,awing off the lop ol • Colo- portanl oaooomic negotlollool," He wu treated al the Muoo Pavcholoaid F � arm UPI-Mr■ . Lillian Dead At Age OfS 63 tze advi■ory councllo, and t1fort■ 1o and for the put ,ts moo1111 - <aled ml - ID - 1111 rado blue -· Oil aomeone the AON ll8WI NrVlce reported. ctlnlc for a llqbt fradure the S O L·O T H IJ R N�-wi rland ......._ helter farm.<!... -· bedridden, ..... ,..,__ ...... ptoperly. Police fonowed . Guev.,.., bead "' Ibo Cuban N• hip and for .. lnfund .... and Fralanloioo, p t ,any lolf, I (U " P wo llrogory I -••, tq •ai.e her tree( 1a11otrfng. 11aon eo ..:ur,.i Mo■cow ■ tllllad bu Ban\, a Uona1 brancb and llm, f . li:elJ a( d rm.roN-.. -t11o■ _,_ and Peiping 1n ,_. ,_, · .:..i = ow ou I 1 ,i COWBOY BOOTS LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Size 8½ to 3 _ _ _ _ _ their linit Chrilltmas ,n love! How a Lane Cedar Chett became a home 11he and her love could �hare Someday they'll tell their kids about this Christmas before marriag e - storing pre-wedding loot and talk• lne furniture plam. Dreams, anyone? Our Lane Sweet- s4 99 • heart Chuta start at $49.95. See our eomplete collec­ tion at ' 1 pr. -.-d •�""';':�.. Benef.l•t promise ., T p _,_ n ror nosed Bl•11 BAK.ER FURNITURE MIODLIPORT, OHIO =�·:,: �. COSTUME JEWELRY l' • AND UP COMPLETE LINE OF •> s 1 .oo .. s 1 2JO COTY YARDLEY BLANCHARD MAX FACTOR EVENING IN PARIS TIMEX WATCHES $15.95 GIPTS $1.98 '2.98 *4.95 MEN'S BILLFOLDS 98c """ "" . GIBSON atRISTMAS CARDS Ladies' BIUFOLDS 98c IM Up � Sc .. $1 Complete Line Of Gift Wrappings 'lll'w.-,111,..,.......�..,,.. ,.,,..-. ..,,,, .,.,.-6·.,,.. ' , P HA RMAC Y POMEROY, OHIO MAIN STREET ' • TARKS 4...,_.... _...,, ... )(lddloport, Ohio ;" o 1 mn Bl 1 u. I """"4:. l...i J a TIL 9 PM Until Christmas Beginning Wtda. Dec. 1 4th SMffll CLOTHING · COMPANY MIIIIIL■ron ,_, ,nw:J ,,. •._ a••- .. . n _, of ""' quol� - Drnano 11. w• .,,.. ,.. ,. _ 1o _ _. -····-····-·· �----•111••YOUII 1-0CAL AUTN0111z•o 01..DIMO,■II.■ CIUALITV NA1.■11---- WR AND VAN'�@t ��� SA1ES, POMIROY,:OIUO """'°' .,... :35·• ,ioat ._ fl u ••Ice .,.,,,,lcled "!.� - -,. ., -•...= Ci '° �•• homo NowH 'B t This tlile���1!..:.:;: :!""°" .:::' Depr�ed Areas' Program Pushed Ahead - �,::: :-the�:: ="'" ::-.blodiednmi:,_•:_ Middleport Swimming Pool �:!£:,;-� ■ ol 14 1na1 - • 1 ::v -:r-1...;'..: au.lmbonl lben. ...;: � : d nqled. � llmabr • r dill� ■tn,alod '° 11i■ ..i Fi 1o , IIIM :.=: . A io c irst s n K y t ,.:,. res1·dent-Elect enned p ln 0: Water Now Bein� Drained . rvpCund dl■jll,rq)n. .. � WASQINGTON (UPI) proval - lncnaalng the IIIIIOUlll "' - :�::..�all.,� :.t. ,.• t b Codot- Pns(. OPEN --1- Thursda At 2 y �.!i �.':."� .,o1m,... - -· � Services Are « EIGS THEATRI PornerGy, Ohio a- �"''t CD D'1rector :=.: : 'l'llii]J speak ll'DT-',. ."F're e ::a Willi Tho 11anr7 Boy■ Al.. lel111N lhorh TONIGHT '"DI& lJNFORGIVBN" T..bnlcolor Jlurt l.aaoa■ter and Audrey Repbum .o\lto Colon,■rtoon■ eWoolllNd■y end Thur■• ''TBII GALL.\NT HOURS" Jame■ C.111ey Ao Admiral Rabey Allo Colofftrtoon1 e FRIDAY NOT OPIN elATIIIIDAY . 'TWELVE HOURS TO KILL' Nico MIDIJ'dol and Barbara Eden '\ "ROOJtlES'• Tomm, NOODIII ■lid Peto Manllall e-.,, Mon. 11H1 T-. DIC. 11-1"TBII STORY OF lltrrn" Tecllnlcolor -.i Whllllllll and Peso Wood Col--. � •• .,,,.. -� Jin. ·.O!lloe 8:111 p.a. :- .... ::: ., ..,... d unc o e Ar Ann e At Middleport . ••used I r 1a.::.-u,. Mr · h'• · s ,�J� �'it - t .._ taJ H ~ �- ELBERFELDS in POMEROY NOW SHOWING = , _.. . JI,::..� ":U • � ' ,' :-».. ��, � � ... .... .... .1, .... . ,.J,r!it�k ... N 11 •-�·•...••---.....-------......,...,.....______,,.,. •-�-,;..."'"""""-;► .-� . ..��....,. s,., · -••1-•"'•_..,_.,.. 'i.111w';.,1.,·,-•--'-.. ,...,i. ◄�t.. ' .,·,-..1l�--- , ,.. . .... ,...., ..... .. ... ,�. ... ,M. ,. ,. Resi• rna1•ton Of Mr. Kimes · o J • A epted Bv School Bog� M . -""- lush _, 0 JEWEIIY BOXES SPARKLINI !O�:; "':a 1 lb. Assorted Chocolates ___ $1 .40 $2.75 :J. lb. Assorted Chocolates $4.00 4 lb. Assortad Chocolates $6.75 5 lb. Assorted Chocolates $1 .40. I lb. Assorted Creams $2.75 2 lb. Assorted Creams $1 .40 1 lb. Nut, Chewy and Crisp $2.75 2 lb. Nut, Chewy and Crisp $1 .40 1 lb. Home Fashion Favorites $2.75 2 lb. Home Fashion Favorites Chocolate Covered Nuts __ $1 .85 Chocolate Covered Mint Patti• _ 75c Candy Jar Chocolates _ ____ $1 . 1 5 I lb. Little Ambassadors ___ $2,00 2 lb. Little Ambassadors ___ $4.00 8 oz. Pecan Delig hts' _____ 95c 1 lb. Pecan Delights _____ $1 ,115 1 ½ lb. GIFT BOX _____ $2.1 5 2 ¼ lb. GIFT BOX _____ $3. 1 5 Rose Bud Mints _____ 651 Also Brach's Chocolates In 3 lb. & 5 lb. Box• GIFTS: LADIES' . .... ,.... RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES OF THE FOLLOWING LADIES' -��Jct.. For each person on your lilt, choose a box of famoua Rustel1 Stovtt Candiea-aa10rbnenl11 of chocolnt• and home-fHhioned favorit81 i n colorful Chti•tm..111-decc:uatOC bo1:-. COMPLETE LINE OLD SPICE YARDLEY MAX FACTOR ..':Jwe:l. i, PIPES, CIGARS, PIPE RACKS, POUND CANS OF TOBACCO 98c ... $15 d ' -., Mrs. ffackett McNamara Loses $3 Million ,,-------..... oft th . th ,::•:; ln1' In In Taking Top Defense Job ':'!::.�. !:.:!':,.�·;••� llill Collision s1 .oo I MEN'S TOILETRIES ��•J 1 doo� loin F. Konneci,•1 ...,_ Thia plan fl belni· drallotl alona • I• fll' ....O.le · lo lnill&tnl '" Pl<> famllle■• . - drafting � with • loog•rillp '"8lz1 •-.. m lid ID depreuad areu fl ... gram oimod • r ,1n, dt- - Gtanlftc f'ldltlnnal ...,.... peeled lo ..-- ., -►Y pr-' 1'l£loll■ thniullh IDtbtrlal ■Ion■ to . flrmo In U.. 10IIVlfriliD wbicll the new Chief Ex• redevelopment ■punod by • fed, fl(01II ·blddlllr t.. .,,nnmaot . - muld ■et ln motion the mil loan and grant plao. - L 1'u 1 e b I n I ..tain pub, . da¥ be tabo office. lmmedl■'e � Pl 1 11, :,;,. group will _., OIi tho Keilned1 IOI up Ibo - � WOl'M 'p.oja-l!i wblcb have pliil .In • Mrle■ o1 prlvale iub- 1o redeem • campaign pledge .,_ .,11uw b1 c.nat-· hut � .,.....,._ acbedulad made In &late■ where lack of • noi· ■llrled. ' · ... during the next - days, federal program lo flgbt llnaerlng ' - St!llmi up • rm■! -.eJop, aaplo■l,e - r-vtP* .nd■r ad■llng lea'llie - Is uplorlng U1M!lllp1oymont . ..... .. . ' . lll■lloll( ' · • ·� · · • · """ " •• '■ <l .-tine nne 1111, pollllcil -_, .. lletl■ 0 hay ......... -.P • IIP holp to 1m111 with ,. -mlllee Ill+w1 _,. 111d monle unomploymeet throogb • the groop - on"""11na 11- - RmlllW'tllO_ _ bljJllwQ '50D lint. She ..,.. fl,2fi0 ID court -■ lor two lrlalo. '11M - trial wu ruled • mlatri>I bocw11t Ibo fatal - ol lbe Jud&9. n. d■Ul)htor■. llern■delte, I. and Venlla, 8, who bad .,_ drufpd during their my■terlou■ oieep, Ing ■pella .... -. ore at Parmadala Chlldrm'■ Rome 1n cu.olod1 o1 C:.lbollc Cbartliet. _----,.cu.pis .k1!81GNATION 'WAIIIBNGTffl <UPI > - l'rlll, i:llenbowM 1°llllld"1 ac<epl, "lftl llid· praa the ed ,.__,dent . Ii T d • J. Jf 'Yt!t,'· • II lka ._, !ill-t' TIJ' C lfJ ;.t,, _ • • • P II DI _., , . � Rf� ,.- doll I cy" tha l!a■pilalllod hlDi tbne mmlh■ .,. ----__ RnllBNINII TIHlllrKII IIONN, Gem1aDJ (IJPI>....(Jian. ..nor Koorad Mee•wr planned today lo return lo bl■ office for th■ - lfmo .In II � The chancellor, 111 - IIIOlllh, ha been Ill with a cold IIKI 1oD■Ultll. He left hi, boull lex- I walk la bl■ pnlon ,.._., lor lhl tint - - hi, lllw. --·-PLAT W V.f t,d fl!f« • ',: r II< .. -� -� - - _ - • -•- · ..,...· _. Workers were usy al the Middleport IWlmmlng pool w Into the dart hours last nig)lt. They weren't IWimming In the algae-laden stagnant pool waters, no sir, not witb ice forming. They were busy draining the pool. 'llbJ M •• left lll1od wilh ...... er after Labor DIIJI bu,IM!en OilO ■ought ol the bottel'bpt - In Mayo, ' Kenneth M<Elhlnney town. At lland■;y Dfghl'■ counc11 oald today the pool " � meeting 4- lollch■d ., drained on rec:ommendatioa w the ■uhjecL CanncII .... told an Ohio Unlver■ity e,glneerlng lhal I - !bot ll'()llod a don, proleuor. .,_ 101t1D1 ID th■ bottom el 'ftui■, lllddleport \Id■ hoplnl the paol loot ■prlns had adri■ed lo try their ■lIII■ at toe ■btlq lla9lnf tlla - .In I. Ewll,r will he dloappolnted. 'ftley wru I I l. "61' .._ - •1 tlltf ..• s• ,1111, �· ,. Wll .· T;;; ISE c••- srua FIIIT Tl -■..I � . 1 - - - -·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 13, 1960 glass