https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/09bb7309e26b5e842724c61a788ad8a1.pdf cf7110a9941aa1dc36d09e01ddf1adf5 PDF Text Text •• ,. f �'l • t l.. -.. ' • -. tI o . I!.�· � 19so Cardinal Girl �-Junior Youth Fellowship's Two Scouts Held · . . .. M e� t, ngs n Chr,stm · as Themes Holiday Party • 1be Ju �-l)ally sentinel. Porneroy-�_iddleport, o ,; � --------, l E ementary pup,'IS En!·oy part'lfl Around A nd I I AbOU t ni\rt M iddle ,.,v ' I · · Mainly About Thursday At Middleport Schools I People In Christmas portlea _,, held 1n room rnoth,r, aul>Ung the t•'!"h• Pomeroy the e emt tary llfldtt at Mid- ,n . Marvin Hufford. Leo Ke • I k Mn I \\} Maple Place "\..: Home Was Scent OI Parley Party n.e Put Pt-.11dentl' ....,. .. Youth Fellowship strYitt wert J an ice Everson as The, Cardinal Gir l Sco uts O f dleport Thursday marking the be- nedy, Fran Youngworth, ' Mr. and Mrs Patrick Lochary , Unit to Drew Weblter , ldermuth hat Poat i mmy o( lhe He ath. Methodi l Churr-h. leader, CoMie Coote as readet Sal bu JL \\ i � I ginn ing of the C'hristmu vaca- Grace Hawley, t1iar lH Eschle Mr and Mrs Charles Lochary, ica Le on he Ila aanUII is ry School and Brown te ld Amer gl n I 1 h� we-ek � Middleport , met ror two Chr1!lt• Prayer was given by Ka:i,' A ul t absent ro man and Charles You�& l 1'roop 169 held 8 Christmas party t ion . � : :� party . . I Mrs G len Chase and Mrs. M . E Chriatmu WednndaJ 1 [ • ma meetmss Ibis. wttk.. Ttw and M arjorie Harri! was the ac- at the 9C'hool Wtdnesclay follow- cause O u P • , Thursday 1n evening &t thfl horM af Mra. BM the lower grades Room mothen ass.ishn g w ith 1 Rath.bum spent of Teachers first wu held Sunday evening rompaniJt for the O,rL!llma� carMrs Raymon Komm ghl -N�nt \ ined wlth party (or the parties of the ,· anous claue1 Amesvi lle w ith Patrick Neutzl lng, Maple Mrs Place. with in g S("hool . enterta I eel thelr ttgular rnt>l'>ti ng. gaYe Spr mgf1e ld Monday to be with thtl C' se .J F.vf'rson to nice a m sin� j ol g . M yons. � rf! ohn Mrs J were Henry, L a D. C , t. father Loehary's a , C am nd r l s s with 1 Miu Erma Smith u ®-haltell l A short progr am w�/;::i�� her son and f� m 1 ly. Mr a� Mrs. coo n.e group rttited the Chnst- the table grace. his and Mrs. kits being served. Ea<'h room Mary E Hindy, M rs. J amel In- and to help him celebrate Eddie Smith • «llltrfiJrd wl h k b .iary and chi ldren , Ottie Konkre. iht ' mu story from lhe book 01 Members altendi n� be!rn11"s the � : : i was decorated w llh • Christmas gels. Mn. Earl Daven port. M rs 101st birthday utl n g hostess. re :l d � �t �- whi le htr dau-"lhler- r law's re 8 1 mo- t ree and a gift exchancrtt- was held Genr Fttnch, Mrs. 8er1 Bodlme; . J,uke and the pr"P.s1dfnt. Tommy 11bove mtntioned were Nancy :Q Lewis St anley returned to his 'lbf home wa1 beauWully dee, o ther 15 in the hospit a by D an r;ey : l er · Baker . n-ad addi! K>nal scripturP Harris, Tommv B ak rr. John I nMn. Wilham Everson. Mr WLI• g bv the first fo u r � :( rade-a. � employment In Pittsburgh Wed· orated lncludlna lighted cudlet • 1 se . mg � • ue oby a; a G rut r Re\' Konkright �nd son . Oa\' 1d , Jerry � '11\e meditatioo Wl',S gwen by eels. John Krawsc-zyn, Au lt. Mrs. De nvf'� e1 a 1 � mt · 1 m nesday eYening after spending a In ea ch window and • Teachers In lhe new le n h R f d Mary L : plan to go to Spr m�f�ld Suncl_�h ' ry Robert Rawl l n �, Davis. Bobby �n Kay Ault. Ma:-)One Ba rns. N an- 1 na...en port Bi l lv M � , f( rt t!!! i ' few days at h is home . East Main tree undler which we ntertaln n buildin ta clftt W1"l'I rowmt! sang �'San:a �I aus 1 tven m g for a la te Ch nstmas w k tt l''/ Harris, John I n gels and . John I Rwis and Kathv Morgan H ood . Mr11. Mi " ae1 1 o .. to M g n Wil . . Bra Maa Mrs d • " ford SI 1 1e h f C 1 h T t placed On the mantel WII • om m g to own a w 1c a . r ' t> , ' · the family ne<'htle M rs JOhn ' K]oe-. · Mr� w , 1 am Krawsciyn . wit h 81 II Y D avi ,; Mrs .l a<'11. 0 Mr, Ka�l ' son Caroen ttr Mrs Fli11.,:le AJ M a rgi Lou Ehman of GaIllP- ammJ;!:ement of red and wh1b Ch' 1 re y n ted m e p ay was s 'and _ �r� Clarf'nt'f" I v and , leading m prayer Baker and M t! U'f' MrC'oma,; W alten '."'1 p e o Mrs Wilham Mr,· Ge-raid RuDI!!. Lewis ;:ce i is spend ln� the holiday va- poinsettia and white holly ID[ I he G1r Scouts Roger D 1 xon gave rs CharIes vanCooney werp, in l ensworth · · Also ass1�hn'! was Mrs r. M o ls M . Rev Raymon Konkraghl show were <'haperone9 for the parIY Mrs R M Sherman Mrs R a y · · g rand mather. fern• with candles and _.1 cation with her _______ a ree1tat10n · Blakr who subst ltuteri for M r11 . Pa rkersbur� Tuesday Mrs Wal. ed the mm "Christmas Aroond .._ Pickens and Mis! Mildred Hawnley St trees on eitLlll!S' SIUIE'. A � ', n ahie to 111 Mrs Lewis a Refreshments or C'hnstm as ters ' son. Tommy , is now Bf' h 1 C I n th@ World " Conn ie rmke wa! ac- 1 t orin l SPrv iCP co_ • ley. pri n cipal of the buil d irut. . oc a on e ch aide fl � ') eook1es made by the Girl Scouts, fi ned lo his home wllh tons1ll ilts. te� e C.:n��:�ti n � wt-re Mn. wilbu r Baum and son. Nor• st king wu compamsl for the meet ing which ng room tabk simil ar party was held The d bv tnt A. t n , l" Cleve land amved Wed• mantel of n ma n Mrs . K t a ll a nd ton H Do al who Rus�II table A the P a u a ld ted a with na so decor Mr and Mrs bPnr- '-lold clo� with the M1zp11h j . Ben Phi lson for her fourth neth McF.lh m with Mrs was of centered th an en,np a de the nesdav called by ny. Christmas arra ngements and kool Jr a nd son o( An nada le. V a. . arI dict .,on . h II t.n the Cen t raI . h d and (Ta e w IC red white of poinletelh ment :mm. 8 l!,ll h'I� fa·ther, �. to evf'n mg aid proYided by Mrs Norman nved Wed nesd av • _f)C(1 Wedne&day t!'Ven tng the group I . . buildi n� d n three a with branch candelabra (I Zlpperick he n< a Bl Mis., I L , / I " and Mr!. Donald !Lpend Christm�s with Mrs Rus, met at the church for a Christ - A sptti a l f'hristm.As can<llelll!hl Wl"yersm1ller ff'J t . n a ! I d JtL, id ·� cti e. eve s n�r anSetMnw e n.11 C Cl of um a B bur l Wi al Other sses tr a th� n Mrs. cl Ce or Ir s tnt M and Mr! E d· a n mg were serv G tfts were . mas worship serv ice. game! an d !lf' rvi N' was hel rt at lhP Middle>• t.. ; I were and run. candles ala& poinsettia the d n � atte � to liaS: :O : todav building a lso had parties with rrived a e r � · anet 1 n ----- ----· a snack supper 'flus �rvi«: was nort Church of Chr i st Wf><lnf'l":d 3v exc anged ton cone ude the party on the buffet and china closet. . . . eral of Ed B awn. ' ,. n Alte Brownies were g m d with Mr and Mrs V1s1tll)g Mary held in place of the ann ua l car- l f'Vtnin� Followi n � thf' prores!• Mn. Harry Houdashelt in ol in g party pl an ned earlier but •onal bv the choir the C'hri!'itmas Lou Rad ford . . Kathy Abbott , DI· Bern ard Fu ltz Wednesday were .. sided at a short buslnesa .... cancellNl bec ause of the weatht>r !IIOf"\' from the R1blt wa� read .JY ana �ey�rsmlll er , Susan �nn mg, h�r parents. Mr a nd Mr:s Ra y "l.'mmanuel-God W!th Us. w.i.s which opened with the pledp t., Carol Hud son Karen McF. lh t nnv Bonn ie Gi lmore , Cathy Dill. Bren• S mn of �OnVO\' who were enroute the topic of the devotions and prothe flap:. Misl Smith and Mn. d.i Galmore and Marla Grueser to Flonda where they plan to :inii Colf>t'n Wilson gram presented by Mrs Edith Jed Webster Sr. were in chlirp O O • U sta v for a coup le of months Op EN The choir !an� St'Veral Chrt!!!t - and leaden. Mrs Weyersmill er SiAson when the WSCS ot the For• or the devotions and react �al Mr and Mrs J ames A rnold Members ans �red to roU call mas C'arols a nd an ,m1hl"m under and Browme Troop commi 1 tee e111t Run Method ist church met s atorle which were In,. Christmas n of hler, Mary C a rol a d d au ee with their favorite Chriltmas car• Wednesday evening at the churchl 'lll� Dorcas Circle of th y· st npersed f!! buJ g of t he d i rttl i on of Mr� Arthur member , Mn sl ann mg : Girl � rou te with g p a ln � :.et Sk i nner Mrs C hest er Erwin was Srouts. Debra Spencer Maria CmC'lnnati are exoected to. ar- oJ when the Rutland Amateur which was decorated in keepin g Baptist Churc�, Ml�dlepo Round rabln ChrUlbna i caroli. Christma s Garden C lub met al the home of l Grueset, Susan Dixon . Me lody rive todav for the ?g with Mn. Pa thf' orJ!;anisl ding a y il]. Tuesda� evem tma1 inclu Chris with cards were Nnt to Mrs. William � k and Mrs Mrs Carl Morris Wednesday A fandlrliaht Sf"TVICf' was c-on- Roush, Becky Nease, a nd Joyce wee end with Mr. Smart for the ir December mee - B axter and Mn. Albert YounJ. scene and a lighted tree. Until Christmas age even in ,2. rluctf'cl bv thf' minister of t he Eva ns and leaders Mrs Howard Ja �!I A mold and Judv ing. Mrs Richard Owen, cbair• . . . Games wer. played durtnf 1be Miss V::inetta Carroll left t oThe Christmas storv was ,:iven Group smgmg �:t': �:'::i man, was in charge. church. Rrv. Fred 1 Gardner. Roush. Mrs. Roger Spencer and socil.1 hour with prizes awarded 1 r for a�duk sas M n day g s ope ol� bv ned r Msr RoJ;!:er Roush evenand M s whw..e srrmonf'tle for the Mrs Herbert Dixon and son Rogpresented from to Mn Ralph Gilmore, Mrl. OW· � were � ns Devotio � s w�ere ahe wilt spen ris m as Robert Snowden gave a demon• with �rayer y M rs. U . . Nease, : me was hnc:ed on lhf' ShephPrdft er who was a guesl . the scripture of Luke. Lighted en wailMI and Mn. George Raewith her p a rents. Mr. a nd Mr!I stration of Christmas tht on h favors and Readings on the topic- and the lhoueht 1hev --, and w at . canldes and group singmg of car- ! kett Sr Girt. were exeman,ed CMus Carroll and ra�u l� they rr,, presented e ach member with a ChrLStmas !ltory were glven by MIDDLIPORT fir�t Ch nslm::i� and how . l• a vocal solo by Mrs. Fran•! after �ich refreabmenta Wtrl I w omen E mployee, D1a ane McComas I! 111 of a corsaie. Mr!L . Sisson , Mn. Mannang Roush , o ~ and arN•nI Pcl thf' C'hrid rhild __..... · ._.... the ltory 0 Mn• UU9\es&el. gl and Illfectlon 8t her home· served bY lhe - L� · A gift exchange was enjoyed Mrs. Jacob B aer, M rs W 1' llard Ce! �•.., SC'Cffll.lKI r lo� w ith Of K rogers D ined The serv1ee was n a s . l brief After bus neSI ses a io Webster presided at the coifee bv the members ar.d the travel• F audree, Mn. John F. Ba iley , " .Joy to the A. Christmas dmner was enjoythe- tf'C'f'lll�ional l Ch ·stmH round-robin card was SE'rvice in" prize was aw arded to Mrs Mrs. Run Wat.son, Mrs. ed by the women emp loyees or World .. John �: Pomeroy, Ohlo to Mrs. Blanche Hapton• Attending were 010N nttned • D�n Williams and a lso the door Sco�t , Mr!. Fred Nease, Mrs. wr ted the Kroger Store at the Marti n � stall. The group also decldtd to above and Mn. Mayme � pri,e Restaurant Monday evening. . Cbrtsty Baer, Mrs. Alfred Yaug, . ' speoial Interest mis• : -. Frank Ch-brew, Mn. NOT OPIN TONIGHT FolloW mj!: the meetlne a des- er Mrs. Edmund Grueser. Mrs. remember Followin g the <l mner the "roup . . ' ' SAtUlDAY ' George Mow , Mn. Cherin Muld l eport. Ohio Mrt rourse was served by the u.' s. Nease and Mrs Kerns SIOnaraes Wlth gifl went lo the home of Mrs Md, f t Mrs· Milton l ci "G UNF IG HTERS OF ... �, an N O W SHO W I N G art 1 Stan'Sm Lewi rs. d ;r an rs M -uer ". hoste,s IAl d WlI�11:rmut h for a girt -t!X· Following their Chri�tmn! din • · Ing o.f "As With Roush . The smg A BI LENE ' ' . . "THE STRANG ERS OF from program , I and granddaughter, Mar,I Loil Hood presented the change and soci�l l lme wilh a ner at the Martin Rest auran t G ladness Men of Old, conc l uded • • Buster Crabbe and BOMB.AV" They were l Ehman. ine. Magaz Mission the de r our ed r g M at 3 the P Club went to lhf' home of se bem serv s..� t the program. S t .:i rri n g Guy Ro l fe Barton MncU111 e assisted by Miu Linda Kauff late hour. Mrs. Fran!! Wil!iOn (or their _ also _ "EL ECTR ONIC MONSTER " Mrs. V@auger, president, '" con· and Mn. Tony Fowler who were 1 TIPPLJNG THIEF "PA Y OR DIF." The Misses Lena and Rot1 CamPron, Mary Murphy Katy meetinj!' and part y '1$ � ducted the busineu sesston and I) I for the evening. Erne■l Bor1 n lne . . The Guth wPre SPE"('i al lnvitf'd l,!nesl!! Dul'int lhe even in� canasta " / • CCMIN G SUNDAY • • • CELLE , Germany IUPD - A on Chriatmas were given reports ee � U man the Mafia fearPd ! onl y he close of the m ting a Thr Ori�lnal 3 Stoo 11 es for the cl l nn f"r a nd parly. Olh• was en joyed by the club and re"" " niac: thief Jet his minor vJcea tippling et.a SeverAI shut•irnl take n bask to e Su,1., Mon. ind Tuesday ''STOP, L OO K & L AU G H" wa se ed to those salad eou f'r11 att e nrl in � were Mr!'I David rreshme-nt s were served by Mn. C m best al him Wednelday p the as The get hrist or ived v of notes ar e the we you thank f ; r t � � ;: 1 D nd Isabel named • ve a n Cumm i ngs , Mrs Frt>d R4l.!len- W1h1on Ench j(Uf'SI wa.!'I ptt!Lent �P·S2Y5C,'l2f60, } night. Semor Cho i r or the Midrtleport the baskets Plans \Vere made for "MY oo'G l U OO Y " Winebrenner, M n. Homer Hart• m. M rs. Orv ille WeII anii• -• ni w 'th i a fDYor bY the hO.!'It es� Anthon y Perkl n s, Vera Mi l e5 First U n itf'fl Presbvted an Church a bake Hie at the next meeting Starring "London " Doa Star bm , Police aaid he broke into I com· Orndorff ley, and Mrs. M Mrs I.A'onard VanMeter Atlen<l me Wf're • Mrs Wa l ter was held Wed ne! IC:lay evening al During lhe social hour gift! __ ..____ I I and grocery ltore The next mee mg w111 be held blnatlon � - - - · - -- r.rooks Mr� Lew11 Sauer. Jr . the church d rted ta I, M s were exchanged and a dessert aI the home of Mrt. Wilha An- an g ampllne the Scotch rs Jame!'! Pu l lf'n, M_rs How• Duri n � the even lmt lj'.ifts were whisky lined .In bottles • the course aerved from a ta ble with thony. ard Byets. Mrs Fr imrt!! Andf'r- presen f'<l t lo Rf'V Howard Run-----ish@lves Christmas cover pd centered · and . 'Wln · Mrs Wavnf" Swisher pelt a nd Mrs. LJ llum Stelff. ' 1ben 'he .tarted to light I eta• ·"" ,. -\ \ w,,.1 wtth an arran gement of pine• can- J:AJ " ' . h m 'irs Ambrose G1"bb! ded ....., Sul 1\lan � chu rch or"a m s A Christmas dies and Christmas baubles with work was involved in putting lo- ' a rette and ,et the atore � ffre· be t The .Jnnuary mePllnR: will 1 erab bai Hchanl?e was enjoved candles one other skte. Favors gether the occasional "See Amer· He � beer 011 tbt firt, but \:!Id at the h�me ol Mrs Swish• . bv lhe l{rou o a� refreshments . were silver stars centered with a ica " hour which he started thia it wouldn t go «iut. er of ake, eoolues , ce cream and small candle and Chri!llmas balls. eeuon that his regular Sunday '11\en he ran. e:i· c-a �v Hostesses were Mrs. Manning varity show would suffer, sc, he The store o�er di�.� / RONOl ,UT ,U I UPI l-Restsurant � a hu a e �� o mad m f Wll � Roush and Mr1. Jacob Baer with hu discontinued the fonner after fire and put it out wdbbox owner YOlhlnobu Kaneshiro Hid th 'c'h . t •1uu· e r1� mas cake or the partv . isher and M rs. domg gan FrancIsco and Chlcago l The owner al!o found • Wednesday that a bur� l ar has 1am Mrs. Wt 1 1 F I de th n eme t for aa1 ad been t the first two of coins ra ided his establl.!1hment six times �h: r:C:e�hm;t •�:le� Fa:0:111 of Charles Baer as contrlbutlng programs during �:.n_ 1: ": :� b stolen fro Y mon ths. thl11 month-but he had a good Inv an P,el.� n nrl dwnrf� were giv- hostesses. · --- --word for the Intruder. en to each one f\tPl'tf'nl . n ior I n n l :r. ;(· 1 I nI WaA'lesdny I I rh urc h . w· C nvo r, te arnI a� A nSWFlr TO w ,-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=------,-1 r1 h R /I C I/ I TIL 9 PM GoJ Was Topic n..vr,t',onaI I SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY o, . " ll&htld I :�1-! ------- M rs. smart Was Hostess For Meeting ::,e --- --- 1 MEIGS THEATRE I DM Club Was nterta,ned A t M rs� son s LIBERTY THEATRE w·, ('�n,or Cho,, 'frfv W ,I * * '57 Chev. - - • $995 V8 2 dr. Sed:rn. Std shift. tow mileage. '57 Pontiac - $1095 V8 2 Dr. Sedan. O n e rareful owner. Spot l es, inside 11hd out. Hydramatlc. R&H. '60 Buick - - $2695 V8 LaSabre 4 Dr. Sed in. On e ("Ireful ownl'r. Sharp car. l'ower st eeri n g and brllkH. Turbine drive. R&H. Over $ 1 ,· 000.00 off new prlc-e. '59 Buick - - $2295 V8 LaSabre Hard Top 4 Dr. One local owner. Powtr 11eerln11. R&H. Turbine d rive. We I n vile your closest in!lpectio n . * * '59 Bu ick - - V8 L.aSabre Co n ve, rtible Cpe. Orlai n al blark fi nish like n ew. Powt"r steeri n 11 &. brakes. Turbi n e driYe. Full }' equippe d. '60 Pontiac - $3195 VS Stu Chief Hird Top ◄ Dr. Only 1 1 .· 898 1ttu1I m i l u. Almoat like the day It waa so l d. i,�u l l y equipped . Nearl y $ 1 ,000.00 oH new prire. '59 Opel _ MAKI US AN OFFER 4 cyl. 2 Dr. Sed a n . O n e local ow n er. Ec-onomy al Its best. SYLVANIA • Brand New 19 ' 7.7 ti' SCUii IIIN IIUAIII CtHUII '55 Chev. - - - $595 • Door. '55 Pontiac - - $595 • Door VI. 4 Door. 4 Door. '55 Dodge - - - $595 V8 - 4 Door. '55 Buick - - - $695 '54 Ford - - - - $395 '54 Buick - - • _ $295 '54 Pontiac - - $395 Vl - t Door. VI - • Door. V8 - 2 Door Sedan. 4 Door. '54 DeSoto - - $395 '57 Dodge - - 5995 '53 Buick - - - - 195 '57 Ford - - - - *895 • Door. 5 2 Door. Wide, squared earner ·movie-look' scr,en ! ..• ,· � t. ' - L 1ah1we11bt! Only 22Mi • wide I Convem to a Consoleue wilh o� cion11I lea stand. Pielure iube it 19� measured di11onal l y 1 74 sq. in. viewin1 area. Cherry, Walnut or Blonde Oak 1rAined llnisha. \!, Ton Pl<kup. 1/ Ton Pickup. i I ' • Door. BLAETT N A R ·· POM E ROY � OPIN IVENINGS UNTIL 7 P.M. PHONI WY 2·2143 The Christmas party and reg­ ular meet� of the Paal M atrons of Evan�•llne Chapttr wa, held Thursdav evenin� at the home of Mrs. Wllllt Anthony In Middlo­ port. The Anthony homt wa, d..,.r­ ated for thti holiday aeason with colored IIRhh 1\ghllnR the outAfdt stairway to the apartment home. Mrs. Maxine Allensworth. out­ going preskfent. wa, In charae or the meeting which op,ntd with a Christma■ prayer by Mn. Har­ ry Houdalhelt. A round robin rard WH writ• , ten to Mn. Morah Leonard. a member who Is I patient at tht' f Melo Gen,ral HOl]>!tal. Plan., were made to remMnblr m@ffl• [ ben ol the J!l'OIIP who ore lll. A Chrlatmu program was pre­ a,nted with Mrs. Anthony Kiv . Ing tho Chrlstmu ,to,y. A reecl- , Inc w•• given by Mn. DeTI11 Windoor and • rt<llatlon bv Bar­ bara Ant�y. 1tanddaugh1tr of , the hosteu. I 1 I 1 Mrs ' bv Mn. Griff Ruu,11, Houdalhllt and Mn. Will lleyn­ cld,. Mrs. Jee Yeung. Sr.. !ht new• . ly telected p1eoldeut auumed . her dutln bel<n of the ' mt<llnl ond appointed the lo\. 1ow1n1 11c.., --· Mrs. M. L ""'1d, ond Mro. Re,..ads. co-dlalrmen, with Mro. . Rou Pul len and Mn. Ma Harrah, men,. bers. Durlnl tho -Jal hour I JIii eiiatwiao .... enjoyed by !ht member. and cbletetl ubtd ond hot roltl wtlh eolfeo 1ru aernd ' by Mn. Anlhotl)o. 'Ille Jmuar, 00 �29• BAKER F U R N I T U R E meetlna ..m Ii! MIDDLIPOI.T -ti I, • • I hold ··· -- _____________________,1 ________ , o1 11n. Ali. Btllla "' I tho •• OfliY AND MANY MORE AT , , , " ."" Chrtstma1 roadlnp Wtro given '48 Pontiac - - - $99 '50 Buick - - - • $99 Convertible COO!>", SATURDAY THE STORE WILL CLOSE AT 5:30 P.M. Matrons "If Evano<>line ,.._""*A?r Met - '55 Stude. - - - $395 ELBERFELDS Open Tonight, Friday lil 9 Mrs. Paul Hni-iton'll.all. t"nn ' Buchanan . T ..Pwis s�uer .Tr . �itr, olvn Rusae l l , Mi�111 Nitncv n11,..'11r Floyd Carmac:-k and the foJlowin'! we!ls. r..ol9 A nn Sauer. Lewis Sauer. Sr. and Elmer Salisbury of Porl!!mouth. Others oontributlnr to the par• tv weN! Mrs. Lucy Gregg and dau2hh•rs. Jud:v and Karen. Mis�. Farie Erlewine. Mrs. H a rold Sauer. Karen Bs,chner and Bev­ erly Perrin. 0 2 Dr. Sed a n . OriJl n al black fi n ish llke new. '56 Plymouth *595 I - - I :;:�:;:,�i�te:!:::;;;:� �: FIRS T TIME IN HIS TORY 1 SPECIALS ON YEAR END ,t Door Sedan. gu:: �7 '59 Chev. - - $1 595 '55 Mercury - $495 H fd ,Ir,v t'- n a e r Y E d . ------C I ea ra n Ce Sa I e * and! - , STEREOPHONIC PORTABLE • S.parato Spoou, S)'lttm1 • Pl.,j, wHt, lid closod for bettor - • ,...,... cit- play, al ..cont, anJ slu ot ,potd sg9.,s • Sapphi...llftped - w1hldQO • Duo! Channel Amprihr • Voham.r tone ond balane1 controla • RuwodlJ bul., ..,_,,_to-dean cabinet • 90-4ay -n1i11J on ,..,. and laba< LISTIN TO A n1e1H•T1tA1tON TODAY Other General Electric Portable Stw­ $69.95 - $79 .95 - $99.95 -RCA Victor Record Playen $29.95 - $39 .95 - $99.95 E L B E R F·E L D S i n P O M E R O Y ·- • •• • •• • • • IL.....____________________ • ' ·' ------­ ... ,- - !lllfltCIIIIIN!RtCIIIN� ��IJJ NOW YOU KNOW TM wltl'W.'1 &alltt& thlll"tli 1plre .. tluot ol cw..,, 'h,npie ot .... Fin& . Mi!!lWltl Ch1ll'eh Clark -• lllo ....., N\q SIi 1... above l&IH& Jnel. @JI VOL XII NO. 211 Majo r Disa ster Roc/;ed Bos ton 's Cen tral Areas • at y entin e D1!1loted To The lnternb Of The Meiw1,M1Uon A.rea WEAIHE& _ __ _ ..., ...., _ J .., •••• . -.,. -,. ....., IN.tie •• ,. eaalr& • • ,u, ..... -. ....... -------------------------------- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, Dec. 24, 1960 k PER COPY �. . ... .... .,. I � lilbt!ne( 1'omftOY-1i!ddleport, o., Det. 24, .1 !60 , f' u,., HOlpital lo Colwnbu■, ■pent INAPPY PUNCH lffll uoh INwn n,mln1 brandy llome lhlpdrap playe... wed dltlonally b made with both R wttkmd I n ht"! parems, Mr. N EW Y ORK l UPl l - A Ml!- oo I pl atter. &ben-y IOU8d Wllnuta for I aimi- nuta and railinl, plw sherry, hot I l and Mrs. l en Hobmson. W ilbu 1 1 y punch c-alled 1 snapdragon Addi a 8 n to lhe risk, tht r■111n, lar game. Snapdrqoa pmch tr•J w■ttr and 1pk.'e1. and Grf''.Ory 1..1tes lls name from an oJd hollWm, l'arr. accompanied by Ed , day good luck game in which par, tradit ionally were ,uu on I h I �ar Pullins went to Uluillvllle, t k- ipantJ tr ied to snatch IJ r■l· !Item, Any pl.ayer who rucued b!I S. S. ■ttefldan<'t on Dt'r 18 Ky , la1t week lo Sf'('Ure a new � � wa.s 118.id to have gooa l� 41\'ery wa11 21, the offering :M .00. hulk m;:1: - lruc;,. Mr. Mnd Mrs. Carl Lemley. month of the New Year. BeginWorship 8€-rvi<'es 7'er:e held J1 The yo ung 1Jt'1.. , Jle ol the chu�l'h Ht!v and Mrs. Paul Hooks, Mrs Dini, no doubL, atter h1t burned l0 : 45. wtih an attPndance of 12 i1't'l S1.1n. a! len10on and eve-nina: Effie Wl'llton and Mn. Carrie fingers healed. W ith HPrtnan T.1_v lor. lt:Hli· '.u 1, ra<'t ice for t he C hr is tmas pro- B arh all atten ded the- ChrlStmaS --- -Tht• W S C � Chrislm I rt 1 � r. i: n l o he nrtsr nlf'd Wed nesday r p ogram at South Bethel ElJB I � ill be (l; l rl � t he- hom�'\r !Jf'r :l ! , be �tn nln ·: a l 8 o· dock . e hurch Sunday vening. � : e • l he Parker on fut>!'. t'Vt' • D:·r Mr . and Mra. Emile Matlack of l %7th. Mn. Claude Woodyard \\ " and Parkersburg spent Sundav here ho prouram lr;1der . • W I· th her mo"�' "Ofrtle FrOSt . ,._ u j I A group of t ht· C y F' 1f em h r. I h' co·lum 1ry . . us Tuppt•rs Plai•1s Ch r isli;rn 1 ·, . .i , ·I: .,J ,,_ (Clo-ie-d Chrl1tma, Dar) b•u... i, plO�'. m.••,' '•,-.""" with lh(' ir advisors, :'!Ir Jll<l � 1 •·� C'horl e-!-: Spt-hC't'� iii Belp� wa� , Clyd!.! Kulio .tnd U1c ih"' � - ct n d lff F\'J.,I.\'� HK IC\H.F,� rallmg on hi.!I sl�ter Mr. an(! Mr! · �! rs J. p '\ I d ler, t":1l!ed ;i'. th( M r . and · Mr�. Roy Lcmlev an '. Wnm· fVck 1c>!II Mondt1v. • Gulf Service , Elmwood ;'l, 11r:,;111,:: Hup11· , a !I t . 1rnt1 , !111 .. :md '. ! r� tti, hrt'. Mrs. Vivian Hoffman h ,1<; re- � Middl•port, Ohle \\«•ft t> \'f" , ,mJ .. ,ang t ' l11· i ,·: m<.1 - l'umpbc-!l ;;.II nl f'oluml>us wr·<: ,·1 11e<l to \.\hroeling lo htr &,ugh1 1 1 W. Second Cami� we1:'kencl guest� (I! 1h":, Jl,'Utnl� !Pr" ! . ,--- M r ;md �ll'!i. Cl.-ir Woode ttl Chl'sler , SJ)t•nt Sun. with !he Wm. CJ.irr family. ) Alfred •• --.:;;i..,'!>� I SOcie• fy News • � . 'f . B L 1r .t � .9 � •I N J!!!..,. V� n Ol=' L,+I RJs;TMAS \.!' 2-2651 'fuppers Plains ..:.l "'1' al �: oles Davis Ice and Produ ce Co. 'NY e� rj. I Po n A roy I, �·- j" Wt&& Tu Merry Chnstmas Hoppy New year ERWIN,5 ·;J.lli ?" ., . ,• ·' � ., 1 I and all 1100d wishes TONY FOWLER, OWNER N, IHOftd Av•. Middl ,port IATU•D AY, DECEMH R 24, 1960 l Hemlock Grove, Ohio ,, , ... o■rneMIJ, hope · tlaat 7ou may en joy all of ILt tpiritual 11ac1aee1 ll.at come. ....... wit• ••• Special thank, to the citizen, o( Middlepor t for their ,upport In 1e­ curln1 the town·• new lire truck. It would be Impossibl e to thank each l," ,iier,on who has helped us this past year, but to each and everyone our ,; �earl (elt thank•. 'Go you, friends and customers, we're sendin11 9lad &r�etin&s, with ffVery wlsll that you and yours may enjoy a most wonderful holiday time, blessed by good healtll, surrounded by good fellowship-and always of good cheer. For us, one of the brightest ll'ltitude for your continuing patronage and 1100d will. Most h11rtily, The new t ruck is so equipped to handle just about every fire fight­ Ing lob we would run into, but we make thl1 plea to every citizen of our area, play II ,ale thla Christmas and In the coming year. Don't Jive fis­ • place lo ,tart. Take It easy while drll'ing and be careful with fire. Mako lhl, 1 VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS for u1 and you and the 911fest NEW YEAR IN 1 96 1 . A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR ,, lnlmett Shuler, Finl Aid Chief Donold 'ti', 11111,, ,... . ' " J'' rjJ• v-.. !f.... o. llcKialq ' if-u 1111chner , .... Dalllell . ...11. Dave Jenklh1 Lury L. Baker Harold Hlnlllo Wayne GJbbo:\J B. r. Pannalee Bob MtElhlnne, Robert Undatam,r Robert Hunnel and Employffl Of i.wrence lush J1m11 Woodyard P OM E RO Y Cha,111 Buah I I I 299 MASON FURN ITU�E • , .• . • Malcolm Kennedy Raymond Hummel Blalnt Walburn Willllm Smith Jack W. C.f'IIY Ann■ Kl"I fuPM Boetll • ., , • . . . .• l,, ,I •. . . Sug�r Run Flou r Mills ;o, ' . •., : · : . � �·.•'·.� ·. - � ' .... . ,• • l 1 · I RACINE PLANING Mill Phone WI 9-3641 Racine, Ohio .Donllly .,I, 11111111 . ·� - t ' ...... ..... .( ; -...-: . �. ,-· ·- -;....: .... ..'-·,. - _._ . ·-·-· MIDDLE PORT, O. ,' ) I . .' '. I I Glendale Skidmore Jr John N11h Ht.. Gilkey • Kenneth Ml' ·• WIiiiam Thuen• GoNld AnlhollJ BRADBURY ROAD Arthur Hood Wlllls Park. Lowt■ Ellla Lte Smith lob JI, Byer • .• •r • • Robert Burson Pete Kloet Ken Mcllhlnne:, • Robert Schulte Tom H1nnlw1n lw11ell MIiia rur. llllnk YGIII Nadine A.. Roush H. A. Do1111 Ra)'mond Ru■-ll wt Ralph l. O'Brien From Tht M•agtmtnt From All Of l !, To All Of y,,,, . . . · Dr. Ra, 11, Plokon■ Tom Dant, r1ro Chlot Chri1t11H RD 1 joys Df the season Is the opportunity it gives us to express, once again, our heartte• ., . Carol7II KlJ ,.... .. KING BUILDERS SUPPlY CO. To the local new,paper people who have &iven us their support, · , lhe llbctors and lo the hospila ls we wish to say lhankB (or your help, •• ' I feed cosl ol $123. Going to the next higher group H w. ln­ orease produclion 40.per. .conl . up. 7,000 pounds of'fnilFliffl' 'l'lllr"" find the \•Slue of the pI'OOuct is $MG, feed cost $136, which gives us almost a 70 per cent increase in income O".er feed cost for a figure of 1210. [f we double the prodoction up to the 10,000 pounds of milk level the value of the product ls $439, feed cost is $159, and income ov­ is er feed cost ls $280, which to. ·, balJr 1 over ,., We wish lo lake this opporlu nily to thank 1; ;.. people of our area /or making 1 960 1 �,jreat year /or our departm ent. � I ca!!� ,I ml tm- 1 1 j • • , that Fur niru re WELKER'S POULTRY FARM ,{i ,,,,, t ,;\ T11 Tl,,, <:;,;•.,,,, Tlw1 W,, ,, de, 1...,.a1 New Middleport Vol unteer Fire Departm ent MIDDU;PO RT·, OHIO ... 3 Rco ms A CHRIS'fMA!i MF..�.� ,f ( ; F, FROM THF, IIACE STREET no - o1 111, - - • o1 - bi,li acliool. 1a Iha{ ""' w.- IP dad, .nd .. • lht ffl• a w..:•Tw wa-e u.en • Mm w '1 1: :: DU IN■• :. I 11 dc, Nur She �ru me R, Rlncht M. Ha11kla11 1'he esllmaled groas income forubout l11,o and one th l n:1 t rmeii the l f o h wh ..&.. 'Ib1I aa't be.. lo ma., ti! 111 lllllt .....111. c Gera!dine , onJYY- J1 , tb■ da.. '-l l OOLP.PORT, Del'. 4 fi-t'. THUlt m kraut, eacb dalry cow m Meigs t'Ounty mcome over fet'Cl tosl of the 1 . ro t ter of Mr. and Mn, WealeJ Ward, courw irely difff"rPflt p an e n for ctntly I had some t ablets . Is $228 according to figures re- 000 pound t·ow. I . I fonnerly o( -J a,_•• Ruo, now of C 11 J OIi hp IIIMt -, """ • ::"-'rf'p h'ma . .r .. lca,ed r:tl a recent district mee I· A.t the 15. 00 1 pound ,ev�I I h e sore l h ruat - yes, •1 • t. . Ledthe under rrc1wl could ( "goine: ooUc 1 h ' t h · ing on product ion t est ing. Attend· C igures are va lue of produ< 1 $594 . too � " 71i ee so of ' when a 93 vear old ralle■ 00 ' • · feed ,·usl $186 · and mcome ovr-r aroun1 . a w ho e w k or · -.,vete p a� I Moot!! 1he meet ing mg I , . . i t- Well, l had t hese tahleta. 1 owr,; cabbagt, <"anl'I It, coob It, 1 of lhe Meigs Dairy Service unit , ft!ed coSl � pe r cov. . then eall!I me lo praiae thil One he rd m the L"Ounty, t h " se.. . C · N Jooes ' produdion t ester . . . . ..:a ruly r ~nc1·1 of mine• � gaze11 rn comm offsprm� v M , , • " ing P ma k · Paul aynter. m1lkin� m.adune Norman HoSe_ hP.r d · 15 and thereon US< the direttton11 on 1 She 15 a lonjil time neighbor of · recm · l ent t serv iceman and myse If · T 1 1s f1 • ' of th"- lates improvem ' quoth he, "Whal's th i, you 'll is- the Jlob �teltP.n CMarthA Cham.. . . }· l , n o l te r t 1 IS . e gure compares with $3 l 4 00 per ?rd syi:;tems. Tha � e very two hers and F.disoo Marietta flobst.etu-r'11 ! solve in l 15 1 n et od t h , I 1c dat.t prfK•essmg j cow on a state wide basis. � "' hours'? oeople on Rose Hilll and I uked er, l teS p uction lhe . Other nearby counties show Gal- : sySle m � n- her if she'd ever seen a peachier' 1 Of course ft was 'M(M.1th" i c amples s <md es weigh s 1 1 lia county $235, Athens eounty N . •Jo� , stead or · · Maril'lta" ju11t� as pe ach than our Martha. SM Mk:! I S252, Jackson count y $U!.i and , the milk o�e day each montli . i p1 :1 in ( � \ ,15 could be- . she hadn't and went on from Wa.shingtoo county $22-11. The high- , tt'Sls _ llie milk for buller� at afld far that said. J bad one here Martha vi.sited her often Once t 1 l est county a verage ls $4.'i5 P e r submi ts all rceords to Ohio Slat e a I s J could tell, "LPap Fast . " As as a litlle girl. And I can jun I dairy cow in Medina counly which University t was saggin� with qalms and : SEE that picture , eaay a11 pie. has one of the oldest and larges, These reports ar e then r u n . pa ins that Rurelv was a joker if production testing programs in through I H M computing mach- there ever was one. Groucho Marx aaid the nicest the s t.ate. Medina county has ov ines and the herd owner receives 1 M iraculous . �ome of this hand· thinj:! ever happened to him was er 1 7. 000 dai ry cows which pin• within JO days a complete rec• ' wr itin --0ften · i!'i ''A poor thin g, [ wtten a lady ran up lo hlm OD t i � ,; duce better than 61 per cent <:' f ord on each cow and the herd but mine own. busy !ltreet: j !n- for the current mor.t�, average One of the mo�t ch�rished l �tUte county ' s agric�ltural You' re Groucho Marx artn't : l 1 <.'Orne. Meigs county is llsted w ith for the la st l 2 months and totals ters 1 ever received m my h fe you?" she panted. ! 7. 100 cows p1-oducing 35.5 per cent for the last 12 months. These rec• , has Jor signature the merest 1 Groucho agented . II.Bid that inof the gross agricultural incnme. ords call a.ttention to the time sauiggle. Translated It read� , deed he wa8. " Don't ever die ," pleaded the Since the development of the to breed cows. to dry the m off, "Charles F. . Holzer .'' rsr. this in i and help5 cull out unprofitable Is ' . Babcock test for butterfat . . lady, " Don't ever die-just keep I milk production te5ting program:il cows as well as which cows to l You couldn't e x�t that v 1v1d. on liv ing. " . hav e been operating since t � e , use in producing replacemen•. ; �rillia�t soul to write pamstak • Probably one of the world's I . . I in�ly m round ftrSt grade !tyle . 1 formation of the first assoc1at1on ' stock. cerest compli.ment ever utter- I 11in 1 I in 1 907 in Newaygo c o u n t Y I ll i s e stimated that if lhe herd .j ''CharIes E . H 0lzer. .. ,I ed. 1 � preabsolut Is e squiggl This ' Michigan. i owne r misses one heat period on ? During the last 10 yea rs aver- a cow beyond the 13t h month ciou�. 1 e�ct to le,ve . 1 _�5 a : The little rellow brought . se 1 · · th to be cherisheu 'JY age production per row m r! it can cost $1.25 per day or 21 apec1al. thing worm mlo he hou · . er Sl po ty. United States has increased slight - days times $1.25 gives a loss ol i "What on ea";! did you brio� __ . . ly over 1 1 00 pounds of milk l o $26.25 A cow that Ls producing " that In here for . thus the har . M knee are a e Doo 8 ried mother. : ' 6 '438 pounds annually. This com- 1 ooo pounds of milk below the av. I K h -..:a � �· · J ' . · g so knockt.•u 1 8 whe 1 wal one "Well we we� playmg ouIdoon pares with an ave rage annua I 11:0- erage of the herd ts · r� turmn 'Y by e m let ou other the to says him bring and I ·just thought I'd duction for all oow s under Dairy $40 to $50 Jess per lactation than .. 1 • and I'll let you by the t'me Luis •L.· • room. my h lm i Herd Improvem in and show �t testmg of � 0, • the average cow. . :r,.tany herds next. " 327 pounds of mil k per c�w. 1he have cows producing f�r less. I And, "My waistline is very hi�h. " A , increased annual production per Testing programs which w 1 1 l In fact, 1 often think it reaches t cow per year was almost h e help owners improve their herd my chin. " same increase of slightly over and the ir income in M1:igs coun1 100 per cow for the D. I . H . A. ty inrlude Dairy Herd ImproveLike the bulging feller who ex­ cows, / ment (DHIA I , electrOll ic date plained his figger, 'My bust has · In Ohio increased production processing method IEDPM > , own- just slipped, is all.'' f o r er-sampler (OS) and Herd Imper cow for all cow s and -I, be D.I.H.A. cows has en just over provement Registry ( HIR ) . Recent letter and two phone • 1 300 per year in the period 1950 ] All are available in Meigs coun- calls from 'fans'" are naturally to 1 959. Averages for all cows in I AmMrs. iated apprec greatly ServDairy ty by contacting the Ohio in 1959 was 6, 860 pounds of . se, who Syracu 1 of an brose Flanag tion the produc unit directors ce ; I milk and 2111 J)()Unds of fat. Aver• Mrs. ie 'deer" our liked i extens on � ty c� un �:ter, or the ADt! dlf ...... 'OI who town m age production for al l D.H. I.A. reCa sh Braley h e 0 office. ctnl ,-. ,ood wll ..... co ws in Ohio in the same year enjoyed the Flops} and Mopsy "" ; ______ 1 was 10, 191 pounds of milk and allusion, and just now Mrs. Dow , " ' . -. .. .... ,. JD,. MISTLETOE STRDCE ol Rose Hill, a, 93 ye ar old read- , 395 pounds of fat. In Me igs roun• us to er of the Senl.tnel_, ILKESTON, England <UPD ty the D.H.I.A. average is bet• 1 8 ooo pounds of milk Seventy-five knitters at the Char• say that she too, JS a biled cab- [ te th nos hosiery factory here went o_n bagc" enthusiast. a:d ne':ty � pounds of fat. cabbage, A summary of the DHIA rec- strike today becawie two of theLr �rs. Dow cans · Oh '10 for 1959 show some co-workers were iuspeoded for which they raise a great quan• ords ut ,.,.,.,, Q, Mulberry Avo. '·tie- 1·, t y. TheY wiJt it a little then a girl under .some m"' startling differences in increas- kissing _ · Just can d by pressure canner. ed income over feed costs for loe m the pIa I. l. �_;�;;;;;;; o ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;:':':::::'.;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;; ;;; =====� Wgher producing cows. For cows l 1 producing in the 5,000 pounds of milk per year group the value of . � ," •: • f • the product was $'l3I. Cost of feed ' ' was· $U18 which gave a r,tum i Greetings! Just a friendly note to say Vlt wish )'OU the merriest Christmes Dayl l'h•n• WY-2,2166 ••• 471 Pomaray, O. � . .. 1 i MIDDLEPORT FEED Mill ASHLAND Oil AND REFINING CO. .. Did You Know That . ------..,..-- I Phon• •r Writ• Home of lroa■lad Chicken - · - · ,• !--•�•--- ..... � -a. _,.. ,_. a _ _.. ., .. , i :,;·1-n bMu...DOt -ol•� r:-r:.�u=-� t 2!?il!,;., �� \ i, ........., ,l,,Jt, !New In Farminq - ,,...,...............-a;;;;;;;;;��==�-......., Estimated Cash Income Per Indecipherable Words On Meigs Dairy Cow I s $2 28_ . B ott I es G.1ves O ne Sh o�ks Wh(' n; 1 . , , u u u vc. you can enjoy lh · convenience of gu an d modern a pplianr,..!I wilh Ash land Boltled Gll.!i. Ashland Botlled Gas i11 dependable, conv('11ient, stor mproof, heat� i nstantly. For Further O.tail1 Circle's Restau rant _. , Dec, 1 960-3 , I IV4i 1lncerely hope that you and your loved one will 1h1re In every Chrl11ma1 ple11urt. l'om•roy, 0. Pomeroy-Mid dleport, 0 , 24, Gilm ore Supp ly Store NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With I Sentinel, Ev�� Marh>ne Hobinson of Uuldren's J Dally '· i J • ' • .,. .., .,.. .. u ,t ..... I I Pl 111 ., 0 $ ' .,, Fulton-Thompson Tractor Soles Your Mwey-Fergmon Dealer Ave. ,, ' I- ,, st,rint I I " Hi I, I .. , . . Pamwoy MORRIS , IMPLEMENT RACINE, OHIO Your John Deere Dealer PROVICO Millin g and Feed Co. Rout• 124 At MIJWtVllle , .. ' '' ' I O I , ,· ' 0 " I • II ◄ • :• - ,., I t !O t I' • • O IS I I ,.' ' I • o ' :• • ' . ' 1 1, ' .. O • I ' ., '" • • , ,, " ., " ' ' " ' . FROM ALL OF US AT THI • • , ' � ' .. Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. Hlrold E. Smith Aldo K. Jeffen Tracy Whaley DuntJd Balley Orlr CW-Herman London Tbomu Rolta c.eu aru -·" �- , · 1 \ .. �. . ... .... .,. I � lilbt!ne( 1'omftOY-1i!ddleport, o., Det. 24, .1 !60 , f' u,., HOlpital lo Colwnbu■, ■pent INAPPY PUNCH lffll uoh INwn n,mln1 brandy llome lhlpdrap playe... wed dltlonally b made with both R wttkmd I n ht"! parems, Mr. N EW Y ORK l UPl l - A Ml!- oo I pl atter. &ben-y IOU8d Wllnuta for I aimi- nuta and railinl, plw sherry, hot I l and Mrs. l en Hobmson. W ilbu 1 1 y punch c-alled 1 snapdragon Addi a 8 n to lhe risk, tht r■111n, lar game. Snapdrqoa pmch tr•J w■ttr and 1pk.'e1. and Grf''.Ory 1..1tes lls name from an oJd hollWm, l'arr. accompanied by Ed , day good luck game in which par, tradit ionally were ,uu on I h I �ar Pullins went to Uluillvllle, t k- ipantJ tr ied to snatch IJ r■l· !Item, Any pl.ayer who rucued b!I S. S. ■ttefldan<'t on Dt'r 18 Ky , la1t week lo Sf'('Ure a new � � wa.s 118.id to have gooa l� 41\'ery wa11 21, the offering :M .00. hulk m;:1: - lruc;,. Mr. Mnd Mrs. Carl Lemley. month of the New Year. BeginWorship 8€-rvi<'es 7'er:e held J1 The yo ung 1Jt'1.. , Jle ol the chu�l'h Ht!v and Mrs. Paul Hooks, Mrs Dini, no doubL, atter h1t burned l0 : 45. wtih an attPndance of 12 i1't'l S1.1n. a! len10on and eve-nina: Effie Wl'llton and Mn. Carrie fingers healed. W ith HPrtnan T.1_v lor. lt:Hli· '.u 1, ra<'t ice for t he C hr is tmas pro- B arh all atten ded the- ChrlStmaS --- -Tht• W S C � Chrislm I rt 1 � r. i: n l o he nrtsr nlf'd Wed nesday r p ogram at South Bethel ElJB I � ill be (l; l rl � t he- hom�'\r !Jf'r :l ! , be �tn nln ·: a l 8 o· dock . e hurch Sunday vening. � : e • l he Parker on fut>!'. t'Vt' • D:·r Mr . and Mra. Emile Matlack of l %7th. Mn. Claude Woodyard \\ " and Parkersburg spent Sundav here ho prouram lr;1der . • W I· th her mo"�' "Ofrtle FrOSt . ,._ u j I A group of t ht· C y F' 1f em h r. I h' co·lum 1ry . . us Tuppt•rs Plai•1s Ch r isli;rn 1 ·, . .i , ·I: .,J ,,_ (Clo-ie-d Chrl1tma, Dar) b•u... i, plO�'. m.••,' '•,-.""" with lh(' ir advisors, :'!Ir Jll<l � 1 •·� C'horl e-!-: Spt-hC't'� iii Belp� wa� , Clyd!.! Kulio .tnd U1c ih"' � - ct n d lff F\'J.,I.\'� HK IC\H.F,� rallmg on hi.!I sl�ter Mr. an(! Mr! · �! rs J. p '\ I d ler, t":1l!ed ;i'. th( M r . and · Mr�. Roy Lcmlev an '. Wnm· fVck 1c>!II Mondt1v. • Gulf Service , Elmwood ;'l, 11r:,;111,:: Hup11· , a !I t . 1rnt1 , !111 .. :md '. ! r� tti, hrt'. Mrs. Vivian Hoffman h ,1<; re- � Middl•port, Ohle \\«•ft t> \'f" , ,mJ .. ,ang t ' l11· i ,·: m<.1 - l'umpbc-!l ;;.II nl f'oluml>us wr·<: ,·1 11e<l to \.\hroeling lo htr &,ugh1 1 1 W. Second Cami� we1:'kencl guest� (I! 1h":, Jl,'Utnl� !Pr" ! . ,--- M r ;md �ll'!i. Cl.-ir Woode ttl Chl'sler , SJ)t•nt Sun. with !he Wm. CJ.irr family. ) Alfred •• --.:;;i..,'!>� I SOcie• fy News • � . 'f . B L 1r .t � .9 � •I N J!!!..,. V� n Ol=' L,+I RJs;TMAS \.!' 2-2651 'fuppers Plains ..:.l "'1' al �: oles Davis Ice and Produ ce Co. 'NY e� rj. I Po n A roy I, �·- j" Wt&& Tu Merry Chnstmas Hoppy New year ERWIN,5 ·;J.lli ?" ., . ,• ·' � ., 1 I and all 1100d wishes TONY FOWLER, OWNER N, IHOftd Av•. Middl ,port IATU•D AY, DECEMH R 24, 1960 l Hemlock Grove, Ohio ,, , ... o■rneMIJ, hope · tlaat 7ou may en joy all of ILt tpiritual 11ac1aee1 ll.at come. ....... wit• ••• Special thank, to the citizen, o( Middlepor t for their ,upport In 1e­ curln1 the town·• new lire truck. It would be Impossibl e to thank each l," ,iier,on who has helped us this past year, but to each and everyone our ,; �earl (elt thank•. 'Go you, friends and customers, we're sendin11 9lad &r�etin&s, with ffVery wlsll that you and yours may enjoy a most wonderful holiday time, blessed by good healtll, surrounded by good fellowship-and always of good cheer. For us, one of the brightest ll'ltitude for your continuing patronage and 1100d will. Most h11rtily, The new t ruck is so equipped to handle just about every fire fight­ Ing lob we would run into, but we make thl1 plea to every citizen of our area, play II ,ale thla Christmas and In the coming year. Don't Jive fis­ • place lo ,tart. Take It easy while drll'ing and be careful with fire. Mako lhl, 1 VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS for u1 and you and the 911fest NEW YEAR IN 1 96 1 . A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR ,, lnlmett Shuler, Finl Aid Chief Donold 'ti', 11111,, ,... . ' " J'' rjJ• v-.. !f.... o. llcKialq ' if-u 1111chner , .... Dalllell . ...11. Dave Jenklh1 Lury L. Baker Harold Hlnlllo Wayne GJbbo:\J B. r. Pannalee Bob MtElhlnne, Robert Undatam,r Robert Hunnel and Employffl Of i.wrence lush J1m11 Woodyard P OM E RO Y Cha,111 Buah I I I 299 MASON FURN ITU�E • , .• . • Malcolm Kennedy Raymond Hummel Blalnt Walburn Willllm Smith Jack W. C.f'IIY Ann■ Kl"I fuPM Boetll • ., , • . . . .• l,, ,I •. . . Sug�r Run Flou r Mills ;o, ' . •., : · : . � �·.•'·.� ·. - � ' .... . ,• • l 1 · I RACINE PLANING Mill Phone WI 9-3641 Racine, Ohio .Donllly .,I, 11111111 . ·� - t ' ...... ..... .( ; -...-: . �. ,-· ·- -;....: .... ..'-·,. - _._ . ·-·-· MIDDLE PORT, O. ,' ) I . .' '. I I Glendale Skidmore Jr John N11h Ht.. Gilkey • Kenneth Ml' ·• WIiiiam Thuen• GoNld AnlhollJ BRADBURY ROAD Arthur Hood Wlllls Park. Lowt■ Ellla Lte Smith lob JI, Byer • .• •r • • Robert Burson Pete Kloet Ken Mcllhlnne:, • Robert Schulte Tom H1nnlw1n lw11ell MIiia rur. llllnk YGIII Nadine A.. Roush H. A. Do1111 Ra)'mond Ru■-ll wt Ralph l. O'Brien From Tht M•agtmtnt From All Of l !, To All Of y,,,, . . . · Dr. Ra, 11, Plokon■ Tom Dant, r1ro Chlot Chri1t11H RD 1 joys Df the season Is the opportunity it gives us to express, once again, our heartte• ., . Carol7II KlJ ,.... .. KING BUILDERS SUPPlY CO. To the local new,paper people who have &iven us their support, · , lhe llbctors and lo the hospila ls we wish to say lhankB (or your help, •• ' I feed cosl ol $123. Going to the next higher group H w. ln­ orease produclion 40.per. .conl . up. 7,000 pounds of'fnilFliffl' 'l'lllr"" find the \•Slue of the pI'OOuct is $MG, feed cost $136, which gives us almost a 70 per cent increase in income O".er feed cost for a figure of 1210. [f we double the prodoction up to the 10,000 pounds of milk level the value of the product ls $439, feed cost is $159, and income ov­ is er feed cost ls $280, which to. ·, balJr 1 over ,., We wish lo lake this opporlu nily to thank 1; ;.. people of our area /or making 1 960 1 �,jreat year /or our departm ent. � I ca!!� ,I ml tm- 1 1 j • • , that Fur niru re WELKER'S POULTRY FARM ,{i ,,,,, t ,;\ T11 Tl,,, <:;,;•.,,,, Tlw1 W,, ,, de, 1...,.a1 New Middleport Vol unteer Fire Departm ent MIDDU;PO RT·, OHIO ... 3 Rco ms A CHRIS'fMA!i MF..�.� ,f ( ; F, FROM THF, IIACE STREET no - o1 111, - - • o1 - bi,li acliool. 1a Iha{ ""' w.- IP dad, .nd .. • lht ffl• a w..:•Tw wa-e u.en • Mm w '1 1: :: DU IN■• :. I 11 dc, Nur She �ru me R, Rlncht M. Ha11kla11 1'he esllmaled groas income forubout l11,o and one th l n:1 t rmeii the l f o h wh ..&.. 'Ib1I aa't be.. lo ma., ti! 111 lllllt .....111. c Gera!dine , onJYY- J1 , tb■ da.. '-l l OOLP.PORT, Del'. 4 fi-t'. THUlt m kraut, eacb dalry cow m Meigs t'Ounty mcome over fet'Cl tosl of the 1 . ro t ter of Mr. and Mn, WealeJ Ward, courw irely difff"rPflt p an e n for ctntly I had some t ablets . Is $228 according to figures re- 000 pound t·ow. I . I fonnerly o( -J a,_•• Ruo, now of C 11 J OIi hp IIIMt -, """ • ::"-'rf'p h'ma . .r .. lca,ed r:tl a recent district mee I· A.t the 15. 00 1 pound ,ev�I I h e sore l h ruat - yes, •1 • t. . Ledthe under rrc1wl could ( "goine: ooUc 1 h ' t h · ing on product ion t est ing. Attend· C igures are va lue of produ< 1 $594 . too � " 71i ee so of ' when a 93 vear old ralle■ 00 ' • · feed ,·usl $186 · and mcome ovr-r aroun1 . a w ho e w k or · -.,vete p a� I Moot!! 1he meet ing mg I , . . i t- Well, l had t hese tahleta. 1 owr,; cabbagt, <"anl'I It, coob It, 1 of lhe Meigs Dairy Service unit , ft!ed coSl � pe r cov. . then eall!I me lo praiae thil One he rd m the L"Ounty, t h " se.. . C · N Jooes ' produdion t ester . . . . ..:a ruly r ~nc1·1 of mine• � gaze11 rn comm offsprm� v M , , • " ing P ma k · Paul aynter. m1lkin� m.adune Norman HoSe_ hP.r d · 15 and thereon US< the direttton11 on 1 She 15 a lonjil time neighbor of · recm · l ent t serv iceman and myse If · T 1 1s f1 • ' of th"- lates improvem ' quoth he, "Whal's th i, you 'll is- the Jlob �teltP.n CMarthA Cham.. . . }· l , n o l te r t 1 IS . e gure compares with $3 l 4 00 per ?rd syi:;tems. Tha � e very two hers and F.disoo Marietta flobst.etu-r'11 ! solve in l 15 1 n et od t h , I 1c dat.t prfK•essmg j cow on a state wide basis. � "' hours'? oeople on Rose Hilll and I uked er, l teS p uction lhe . Other nearby counties show Gal- : sySle m � n- her if she'd ever seen a peachier' 1 Of course ft was 'M(M.1th" i c amples s <md es weigh s 1 1 lia county $235, Athens eounty N . •Jo� , stead or · · Maril'lta" ju11t� as pe ach than our Martha. SM Mk:! I S252, Jackson count y $U!.i and , the milk o�e day each montli . i p1 :1 in ( � \ ,15 could be- . she hadn't and went on from Wa.shingtoo county $22-11. The high- , tt'Sls _ llie milk for buller� at afld far that said. J bad one here Martha vi.sited her often Once t 1 l est county a verage ls $4.'i5 P e r submi ts all rceords to Ohio Slat e a I s J could tell, "LPap Fast . " As as a litlle girl. And I can jun I dairy cow in Medina counly which University t was saggin� with qalms and : SEE that picture , eaay a11 pie. has one of the oldest and larges, These reports ar e then r u n . pa ins that Rurelv was a joker if production testing programs in through I H M computing mach- there ever was one. Groucho Marx aaid the nicest the s t.ate. Medina county has ov ines and the herd owner receives 1 M iraculous . �ome of this hand· thinj:! ever happened to him was er 1 7. 000 dai ry cows which pin• within JO days a complete rec• ' wr itin --0ften · i!'i ''A poor thin g, [ wtten a lady ran up lo hlm OD t i � ,; duce better than 61 per cent <:' f ord on each cow and the herd but mine own. busy !ltreet: j !n- for the current mor.t�, average One of the mo�t ch�rished l �tUte county ' s agric�ltural You' re Groucho Marx artn't : l 1 <.'Orne. Meigs county is llsted w ith for the la st l 2 months and totals ters 1 ever received m my h fe you?" she panted. ! 7. 100 cows p1-oducing 35.5 per cent for the last 12 months. These rec• , has Jor signature the merest 1 Groucho agented . II.Bid that inof the gross agricultural incnme. ords call a.ttention to the time sauiggle. Translated It read� , deed he wa8. " Don't ever die ," pleaded the Since the development of the to breed cows. to dry the m off, "Charles F. . Holzer .'' rsr. this in i and help5 cull out unprofitable Is ' . Babcock test for butterfat . . lady, " Don't ever die-just keep I milk production te5ting program:il cows as well as which cows to l You couldn't e x�t that v 1v1d. on liv ing. " . hav e been operating since t � e , use in producing replacemen•. ; �rillia�t soul to write pamstak • Probably one of the world's I . . I in�ly m round ftrSt grade !tyle . 1 formation of the first assoc1at1on ' stock. cerest compli.ment ever utter- I 11in 1 I in 1 907 in Newaygo c o u n t Y I ll i s e stimated that if lhe herd .j ''CharIes E . H 0lzer. .. ,I ed. 1 � preabsolut Is e squiggl This ' Michigan. i owne r misses one heat period on ? During the last 10 yea rs aver- a cow beyond the 13t h month ciou�. 1 e�ct to le,ve . 1 _�5 a : The little rellow brought . se 1 · · th to be cherisheu 'JY age production per row m r! it can cost $1.25 per day or 21 apec1al. thing worm mlo he hou · . er Sl po ty. United States has increased slight - days times $1.25 gives a loss ol i "What on ea";! did you brio� __ . . ly over 1 1 00 pounds of milk l o $26.25 A cow that Ls producing " that In here for . thus the har . M knee are a e Doo 8 ried mother. : ' 6 '438 pounds annually. This com- 1 ooo pounds of milk below the av. I K h -..:a � �· · J ' . · g so knockt.•u 1 8 whe 1 wal one "Well we we� playmg ouIdoon pares with an ave rage annua I 11:0- erage of the herd ts · r� turmn 'Y by e m let ou other the to says him bring and I ·just thought I'd duction for all oow s under Dairy $40 to $50 Jess per lactation than .. 1 • and I'll let you by the t'me Luis •L.· • room. my h lm i Herd Improvem in and show �t testmg of � 0, • the average cow. . :r,.tany herds next. " 327 pounds of mil k per c�w. 1he have cows producing f�r less. I And, "My waistline is very hi�h. " A , increased annual production per Testing programs which w 1 1 l In fact, 1 often think it reaches t cow per year was almost h e help owners improve their herd my chin. " same increase of slightly over and the ir income in M1:igs coun1 100 per cow for the D. I . H . A. ty inrlude Dairy Herd ImproveLike the bulging feller who ex­ cows, / ment (DHIA I , electrOll ic date plained his figger, 'My bust has · In Ohio increased production processing method IEDPM > , own- just slipped, is all.'' f o r er-sampler (OS) and Herd Imper cow for all cow s and -I, be D.I.H.A. cows has en just over provement Registry ( HIR ) . Recent letter and two phone • 1 300 per year in the period 1950 ] All are available in Meigs coun- calls from 'fans'" are naturally to 1 959. Averages for all cows in I AmMrs. iated apprec greatly ServDairy ty by contacting the Ohio in 1959 was 6, 860 pounds of . se, who Syracu 1 of an brose Flanag tion the produc unit directors ce ; I milk and 2111 J)()Unds of fat. Aver• Mrs. ie 'deer" our liked i extens on � ty c� un �:ter, or the ADt! dlf ...... 'OI who town m age production for al l D.H. I.A. reCa sh Braley h e 0 office. ctnl ,-. ,ood wll ..... co ws in Ohio in the same year enjoyed the Flops} and Mopsy "" ; ______ 1 was 10, 191 pounds of milk and allusion, and just now Mrs. Dow , " ' . -. .. .... ,. JD,. MISTLETOE STRDCE ol Rose Hill, a, 93 ye ar old read- , 395 pounds of fat. In Me igs roun• us to er of the Senl.tnel_, ILKESTON, England <UPD ty the D.H.I.A. average is bet• 1 8 ooo pounds of milk Seventy-five knitters at the Char• say that she too, JS a biled cab- [ te th nos hosiery factory here went o_n bagc" enthusiast. a:d ne':ty � pounds of fat. cabbage, A summary of the DHIA rec- strike today becawie two of theLr �rs. Dow cans · Oh '10 for 1959 show some co-workers were iuspeoded for which they raise a great quan• ords ut ,.,.,.,, Q, Mulberry Avo. '·tie- 1·, t y. TheY wiJt it a little then a girl under .some m"' startling differences in increas- kissing _ · Just can d by pressure canner. ed income over feed costs for loe m the pIa I. l. �_;�;;;;;;; o ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;:':':::::'.;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;; ;;; =====� Wgher producing cows. For cows l 1 producing in the 5,000 pounds of milk per year group the value of . � ," •: • f • the product was $'l3I. Cost of feed ' ' was· $U18 which gave a r,tum i Greetings! Just a friendly note to say Vlt wish )'OU the merriest Christmes Dayl l'h•n• WY-2,2166 ••• 471 Pomaray, O. � . .. 1 i MIDDLEPORT FEED Mill ASHLAND Oil AND REFINING CO. .. Did You Know That . ------..,..-- I Phon• •r Writ• Home of lroa■lad Chicken - · - · ,• !--•�•--- ..... � -a. _,.. ,_. a _ _.. ., .. , i :,;·1-n bMu...DOt -ol•� r:-r:.�u=-� t 2!?il!,;., �� \ i, ........., ,l,,Jt, !New In Farminq - ,,...,...............-a;;;;;;;;;��==�-......., Estimated Cash Income Per Indecipherable Words On Meigs Dairy Cow I s $2 28_ . B ott I es G.1ves O ne Sh o�ks Wh(' n; 1 . , , u u u vc. you can enjoy lh · convenience of gu an d modern a pplianr,..!I wilh Ash land Boltled Gll.!i. Ashland Botlled Gas i11 dependable, conv('11ient, stor mproof, heat� i nstantly. For Further O.tail1 Circle's Restau rant _. , Dec, 1 960-3 , I IV4i 1lncerely hope that you and your loved one will 1h1re In every Chrl11ma1 ple11urt. l'om•roy, 0. Pomeroy-Mid dleport, 0 , 24, Gilm ore Supp ly Store NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With I Sentinel, Ev�� Marh>ne Hobinson of Uuldren's J Dally '· i J • ' • .,. .., .,.. .. u ,t ..... I I Pl 111 ., 0 $ ' .,, Fulton-Thompson Tractor Soles Your Mwey-Fergmon Dealer Ave. ,, ' I- ,, st,rint I I " Hi I, I .. , . . Pamwoy MORRIS , IMPLEMENT RACINE, OHIO Your John Deere Dealer PROVICO Millin g and Feed Co. Rout• 124 At MIJWtVllle , .. ' '' ' I O I , ,· ' 0 " I • II ◄ • :• - ,., I t !O t I' • • O IS I I ,.' ' I • o ' :• • ' . ' 1 1, ' .. O • I ' ., '" • • , ,, " ., " ' ' " ' . FROM ALL OF US AT THI • • , ' � ' .. Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. Hlrold E. Smith Aldo K. Jeffen Tracy Whaley DuntJd Balley Orlr CW-Herman London Tbomu Rolta c.eu aru -·" �- , · 1 \ .. �. - - .. . ... ., . ... �.leetto� .Pomvoy-Mlddleport, • ... I, -4 - • -- - - · . ... . . - - .. .. - � .. - • - - . ... � .. .. - .. . . . - . . . .. ... . .. ... . ... . . _ . _ _ - -- · ·- · · · ...... ......._ .,.., � o .. Dec. 24. 1 960 • CCNY 61 Fairl.. i:h· Dic·kmsou \ Boonies, Ri sk Perfect Records Bu ct-s I� ' NYC Com. Iii Slalef1 Is. Com. < l 00 Bradlt-y 72. ClnCinnatl J3 r Ohio 17 Gonz.a� ,a ., � PNII I 9 att Ml Xavie "'•A-•A-� U. 80 I.daho St. 58 t vhio �L..ite, ':ii John ' s ,11,i ,l · l .IDW.II.GIWE Jm&. 7t Qunm N.V. 7 S ' Tchra U3 Bismarck .iC M Bon�,.enture risk perircl t·eoi <ls Southern Califomi., 91 Hawaii b!fas \E"II .1s , o�ele:t . o it •on-.; DIIPaul ll llarquettl 71 - -------;1 amunt LhE' n.J.l1011· s eli�e neXl week =-------=•-iil'-'-••= ,-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. wlwn hey t>laY ,n , tie J lo!tdny t �o 11e�� Ba:;kP! ha! l �·es11 � d l .i �<' w i ork . The feSll\'al 1.s only one 01 :POI'" lh an a ,lozen tourn ame ,11 , " · h ee lul� th,1t (eaturP 8 of t fir · o1) • o · de • •t Ion. sc::hools m _ , Only SCC'ond•r_:m�erl B_rmk · <1n , 1 ninlh-rated 1 .ou1sv1lle will � mt��. ing from toumf'y play dunng th � vacation per iod Bradley, wailing for a ha!� to \ DickNn Dally Seulliill, fl r pornl:1 a gMme and aophornore lndUma and e.lghth ranked UCLA '.oµ 1 ,,nlscJ Ohio ')tate · s \\. lllllln1' "aul Hugut! .:tnd Tony· V at.es each perf onr1 i11ll'e of F1·ank Bu lt'J.:'I, . _.1 ' craw Iord • , will be amoq thole vying for ut111 sensation F1� the nation !. 1eud mg iCOrer 1 !Jlr, :._k. s! "t'n�thent><l •t s Jump-olf 'iad ' ti .or c·incmnatJ , �-- ....... Seton Hall • •• �- J 0- 1 Los Anjelet Claulc \;IUWIP----r 'f , Provldent. . , ra.hog JI pos1! 11Jn ,or he ,o Oh10 St.aee _will be }uv ored to "Shorty" Seem 43 seph, lPa. l, Utah and Penns}' l- i that open.I Wedneiday. 11lt B(a � J l•1 • kt') f"5 �alt�r �)' beaLmg l>e u.'s Howie Ca r l made hls sweep � ijo Ud_ay Fe:.:.iv al, wh1ch l an 1 : , Pa out the elght-team Ten Conference l1ao will be rep, vf ia 1th "' v or inc:mnllli , 7l . 5J, 1' nrl.iy night ew ll: . o m � N pe s 1 ield. � 5-8 height reach giant proport ion resented by Iowa, Mh:blpn St.atl \ ;:1e •' r av es , i unnerup lo Cin- as he scored 43 points m lhe 1 four of Its regular1 relurrung i!'Ofll and 14.inneeota. Other COlll Obie ClaJl&c Tbllf'lday . n n .,: 1 fpr t he rnssouri Valley, Oemorni' 81-78 overtime vi ctor; tht: team that won t 1 ln the South seventh ranked scboobt are Soutbem callf'omla c am aonsblp. Lea mg e u . t 'onft "1•n ·•� i · ham ... ionsh1p the past over Marquette . Carl scorffl sev l b � Wake For• California and Stanfard. : ,:- , '! ,�a �<irl'i, .� wer t : o t heir en points in the extra session to eyes U! J� rry Luc� , an Olympic• North Carolina 'Stale• , Wyom- DetroH the No-_I team. puQ'I ,.; •,. h i h -. tra i fiii h l ,• ict o�v , nd 42nd keep DePaul's unbeaten string m 1 star who u averagmg better lhan �- Villanova, Marquette ��• ..J In ..... 1 .1.-., • - � .&uun. mg and Maryland. n..r game. r.nints ris r•vfl�",.,.:• ;� e 1, .....-:,. f:!;•r t. t riumrh •:ict al five Marquette ace Don l , defending ment •t DelrolL ColarD Stat( ::oj!s war- held lo 17 points, six _ Fourth ranked St. John s and W� FONtt ii the . . , vS (Ohio) 1 Unlve T1"t lto�r�,;;nn . ":1 ,_l m,; o:.('orer m • ess than hi!I pre-game avcraj;t fifth ranked St. Boruwenture, how- champton, but Duko boasts an un� . XI out the llate. Y . • l ht' :!.::.,-,•· with '.!,l p()111• � - �a\'P lhc ever, refuse to be counted out. beaten record Ui1I aeaaon and ale . GcinXavier of oruo defeated f\r.·1• f'� a ,, 1 1 !ron•l Jl'•I i-lrndle •, The Redmen have a hot.shot in North Carolina State baa wou the Kansu wll put HI No. 10 wa� i1 om,, frrr from P1a 1 p0in t 11n 1a�.1 . 87-112, despite the 36- pomt Tony Jackson and the Bonnie1, tourney seven o{ the last 11 tta• lng on the line agalnlt coafereDOII memben In lhe Big !:Jgbt '1v will be represented by AII-Am<rl- sons. ca Tom Stlth, who nets over SO On the West Coast, third ranted nameof at KaDWI City. Mo. ,._ I roue,d :° �'; 1M ta a bid but he observes " I ' ll have: the feelin,: of lifting thfl ball . . . Rea. u.s. Pat." on. opporhinily lo play wi1h l..os l Speaking of clubs, a collec-' ion of more By OSCAR FRALEY I historic golf implement, is being Angeles." Unlled Prt-11 International Fearles M IAMI I UPJ l s Those who lu med their back on readied for display in cites where figure� and , pro . ball do so with frankneu. l major tournaments are lo be held fact� Fraley's · The day.s when college footWIII Larry _ Coper, 195-pound T e x a sl �and will be insured for one mil­ I players loafed through their sen- end. says th .ii he isn ' t out �nd- '. hon clarr.s by UoydJ of London. ,--· ior year are �one forcver-lhanks ing enough to be a pro speciali.st. I I Bobby Shelton of Alabama a n di Don't tell Jimmy Pitt the old to pro football. � No less than 15 of the 24 play . ' H uss Morris or Vanderbilt admit saw about here today ruid gone iirs on 1 he South squad fo� Mon- l candidly _ t twl they are too light l t o�orrow. After 20 yean _ as a \a�• night · s North-South Shrinel . . . prov mg how heavy they are trainer at the bush tracks, J �y I came up two years ago with a All-Si ar football game e x pect to ] in gray matter , . . 1 It called �lly Aclll! , and his -uke a wlwck at pro lootb.alL !� Pomeroy, O. 1!11t Socond St. hey {'J'edit their senior dri ve tol Fred Perry, the one-lune tennis first stake! wmner got J muny the attention at all the big ov�. --- --- -- ----- -· this opporhrnily and, meanwhile. I star , says he was surprised that best last Octo�r Bally Ache Then i1 is obvious lh.il the nt:!w Amer-1 R.a rry MacKay and . Butch Buchand died lhree weeks down broke $.50,for tu holl z rned professional ican Lea�uc i:j going lo give thr later Jimmy is back at Today . . . period. •hree a year long e6tabli�lwd National League ' 000 OYer Sunshine Park, Parry, who knows the amateur a small track on n real balllt• for lalcnl . of Florida, with �a1:1t west �e s well pro observe as ropes, a :oi: the Bill Shaw, Georgia 1'edi t ac-kle , . � s . hu1 . memor ly a ly pro�b hey that cynif "t ' l ! ready hai; si�ned wi th th l' Bu f_l • I w,•rf' doing bftter as amateurs." alo Bills and l\ud W hitehead, Jay Hebert. the handsome PGA , lorida State bnck , h.i s <Jl'Ceptcd h8.!! recovered from champion, e n in n th clubs t e T 1 ,:;elf l r, ew s I 8 bid from the Los Angeles , is minor eye surgery and rejoins a wood c-lub heing put out by (,'harg<'rs Green Bay ma� him - - _:__ - - - one company which has a con• the pro golf tour llt the Loo An- \ ibt, cave rather than a conventional gelfs Open. However, the Cajun top to the head. The chip ar1d putt artist plans to de- f convex Cbrl•tmH theory Is lhat it helps on diificult vote ;1 major portion of his time brln1 Oh.lo ff. S. BaU:etball Score■ close lies because it gives you nei:l year to bowling. He a n d evff)' happla... By United Pren lntematloaal three other PGA champions, Sam to all of our Gron City !Mi l.ondoa 12 Snead, Wally Burkemo and broth­ HIiiian! 51 Mifflin " .-ny frlenU • • • er l.ionel. arfl members o( the Col SI. Charle. 51 8 major ter1gue bowling recreation DISTRIBUTOR Col BIAhop ll■rt�y 43 syndic.all" whit:h awns more than Hlllaboro • Pt,..... View • Pomeroy, Ohio , 14 b o w J i n g establishment!'J Newark 51 Col Saalh SZ \ ! throughout the South, •• 40 f Col Acltdemy f4 Ple■■ant.vllle -- -------Urbana 1' Bellefontalne 53 Cl■ Erde .., Reading 53 Mart,moot 41 Alumni 41 Cl.a Purcell 8! Deer P■rk 60 Chi Woodw1rd 54 Prlnceto■ St SAN FRANCISCO (UPI\ -The 1 Clen EaM T�!h SI old prar.tice grind was under way 41 Clen Benedlctl■e in the camps or both the East D1yto1 Patterson Coop 57 and West today as A.II-Amer­ Dayto■ Klaer 48 ica football players prepared £or Dayton Kiser 411 warfare in the Shrine clnssic next Dayton Stlven f!I Salur<!ay. Day&on Wilbur Wright 44 A.fter more than three months Troy 61 Tipp Clly S5 or toil and trouble, Athlete& frilffl Xenia Woodrow Wll1on 51 college, an over the rountry Bla■(hesWr 47 went back to workoull today at MlddMowa Feawk• M Santa Ciera and Slanford prae-­ New Miami lO tlce fleldA. Dayton Fairview Sfl All the players aulted u p and Daylfta Oakwood 47 posed for pictures and a skµII l!lldlley II Wa11akonet1 41 practice. Sunday morning they'll Hamilton OarfleN IS have light workout! and then Mlddletown II have a ChrJstmas dinner at 1:30 Houston 59 Bolklnt :S5 p. m. at Rickey's Sturlio Inn in Dayton Roosevelt 13 Polo Allo. Da.vlon Chandnade II Both head coaches Bill Barnes Gahanna 43 Mary1vllle 41 Middleport, 0. Mill and Secon� St. Zaenllle 88 New Phlladtlpllla 41 of the West ond Milt Bruhn of lhe Easl figure that the time ii IIO short for practice that he pla)•· en will haYe to do some henvy studying to absorb all the plays before kick-off time. The reaull may be that paaaing will be the key lo 8UCt'flSS on bilh sides. Pl■yel'I Viall Hoapllal Despite being away from home for Christ.mH for the first time' in lhcir ,ro,mg lives, the players didn't seem to mind . . . After that Vlllt to thei hoapital to see the crippled children for whom we are playh1," uld AU· America end Milut Dltka, o( P:llt, "We would do anything for them." Net proceeds, nearly a quarter of II mi11lon dollan yeary fl'flln lhl.l gome help finance tlie ShrlJl. •n' lloApltat for Crlppl<tf Child­ ren here. Herb Adderly, a 180-pound half. back from Michigan State, plclled up • crippled 4-year-old girl and held her In his arm, durin& the visit to the hospllal Frida)'. Gob f'utQ' FteUq "This gives you • funny feel· Ing." he ,aid a, be gritted his lt!c!'lh. Gall, a !=kle-laced girl of nin< from Concord, Cal�. • looked over the crop ol footbal payen and announled happly, When I got • hUJband, be bu to be at least 1b: reet tall.. flYfll'J Tbat made just about lootball player In the room ellgo ble oxcept Jim Herhstrelt, ». from Ohio State. 11 anybody play, their heart out In Ibo Shrine pme II may be Dltka, the Pitt end. A llltlo lad who wu born wllll onn, only oil inche, , !Gna fell madly tn lcrte wltll Mike, On]J i yean old, be rtluaed to l•a.. ' Mlke'a olde - -and ..,. the D•n. Ra•·. Franklin 1md Th• lloys . . . nur,e, cowdn't tear hbn away. Mike held the boy In Id> orma all during tho bo,pilal IOIII' ., ho talbd to other youngalen. ,.. portero and p)ayen. . When tt tame Umo fat J)lrlilll, - ,, . . .A the- t_eani ii' MiJ.:r't, t:ye:- !l'llst.-ned , POMEROY, OHIO !l� MAIN ST. ., mud> u !hoy did la IIIIY • L------------------------------------. 1 o.ve·a. f-Jtax V.'ard l··sura '" �e .. <m., from All Of Us A. • scores Ml'n Dr1· 11s Or Shr1'ne "'!I i -.9 C I. O., Dte. M, lueo-8 I I'' I Oil Co. ---- Court St, Pomeroy r �a� on arfh e/d Dec. lB PIANOS ' . A lighted Christma. tree In a large window at Circle's Restaur­ ant created a holiday setting for the annhal Christmas dinner of the Chester Pall C.uncilon, Club daughters of America. Upon een­ tering the dining roorn the mem­ bers were greeting by their own Deputy stale! Councilor, Mrs. Henry Beaver who presented each member with a Christmas hanky and card. Tweoty-Dlne rnernbert were 10ated at th ebeautUully decor­ ated table wtlh white cloth and Chrisbnal arr_,,..ta. A three course orkey dinner was ae"ed. Following lhe dinner the group went to the party rooms which !a decorated with a large alumin­ um tne with blue llghta and trim• lnp. Decoration, In keeping wtlh the IOUOD were used through out the party rooms. llln, Floyd Ridenour, pres!• dent. opened the meeting. Mn. Virgtl, Roush read the Cbrisbnas ocrlptun, from the book of Luke. DuHng the ,oclal hour gilta and Club S!ator g(lta wblch were placed muler the lighted tr<e were nchanged and Club Sliter -names were revealed. New ones 'were drawn for the coming year. Games were played with Mn. Curt Frederick and Mrs. Henry Spencer In charge. -- \tlss Leda Mae Kraeuler won the door prize, At close nf the meeting Ught refreshmenls were aerved. and wondrous beauty, we extend hearty 1111tln1s ID an our' Cherlshed friends. SWISHER and LOHSE GEARY REXALL DRUGS Body Pomeroy Works 10,7 I. 2nd "· Mlddl_.-t I t "t­ I R I Z E R O I L COMPANY I ,..J��----------' •' • .• MIDDlEPOR T, OHIO ----•· -- , . .. , .. .:9Jft t;;e.--:.,,.,.. CLINTON FISHER COMPANY st. r:: r ; • , . V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE 1:10 •• Stcontl Pomeroy, Ohio 2,,,.Maln •. ....,,_,,ow. K & C J E W E ...l....E. R S ' ! ' ., 11\0 w. .. . . --,, r...,. • .... ,t,' ..,,,,.. 1 ·­ for w;,, ,.,�, -1. • E B E R S BACtf , HARDWARE CO. Pomeroy ' ...._, /•>',,, -� As the Yuletide �'--' 'I ,Jr/ draw, near, we greet ,,/all our friends and Moy the many blessings of Chri1tmot thank them h,artll11 ·' Ohio Val,ley Baking Co. '­ D oi A Group Enjoyed Party At Restaurant map:11 char11 J 12 E. �•l_n ...... s. • . R. H. RAWLINGS AND SONS CO. llf•-·--"'-1 R k Springs MYF M ting unfolds Its t ·1- !:":'rv:!:. parrltws ae, mort wien,plojnWdll , .... : ourprile 1o IDlilt ,...,..._, -'-, wtio Md •� >. r I .,. ,-.,:,W YORK - New figuttt, tt- l&-M filcal ytar, per tent. 11ie r..a.t North Central B it I I d e s apmding whate\'er cently releued, shed the flr1t 1 Better than l"erage. they lndi- States had a 6,7 Pl rcent ga in. pim: (hey had. they •ere talung r llgbt on jUAt how weli bwllnes1 ule. With lncomet on the rlae 11ie Income per bouiehold k,- on additional inaallment debt fared 1n Gallia Coonty durini the in moat familiea, ther, wu matt cally, de\mn1ned by dMding to- The result was , acco ding to the r money on Lap for .apending In the I tat net earnings by I.be numbt:r of C4mmeroe Dtparlml'nl , :hat the Jocal retail 1torea. bou.lthokb, averaged t3J?7 in t amount of money kt nsK!e as aa,· 1be ltudy, whkh wu conduct· year. In the prior year it w81 13, · Ing■ wa.a very sffl.llU. The general ed by the Sbmdard Rate and Data 046 per household. attllude was that the need for CITY LEAGUE Service , puge1 I.he ecoDOmic Up lo the m iddle of Um year, j caution wa, past. It was a lime Hl1b 8corM Ott. u. INI strength of communitin in every befon! the loss in bwiiDHI mr>- for spoeding. High Three Games Ind . - Sy!- part of the tountry. ll co\'ers the I mentum becarM apparent in most 1bil feellng on the part o! the vest.er and Clatworthy, 533. 1 12-monlh preiod ending June 30. part, of the UnJted Slat.a, people conswner was evident in Gallia ffigh Single Game - Be8l·h, 1960. had been readily con\'erting their C-ounty, where if produced aalet 230. \ I Relidc!ntJ of Gallia County, fl tbr,w1, had a net income in t h e in the local reta il llores arnos1ntTeam Three Game, - Hot year, after paying their taxes, of. mg lo SZZ:,839,000 ln the period. UM fl:l, !"7,000. Thi, i.pped their pre- iJmoot every kind of retail bta� Single Game - Hot II oc vw,ua year·, net eanung,. which i:oeA &ot tt, lb.are, including those Rod,, l!O. came lo $2!,354,000. ill the durable good, field, which ee STANDINGS The rise, which amoonled t,, b,d lagged behind ill !ilea! 1959. 1 I Woo Lost Pct, H u per cent. compared favorably The IW>l4l<luenl decline ill the Pomeroy Cement · 1 economy, lollowed by I with the r.., alalned throughout na(NJDa R Block 34 11 1011 161 '!lie ock Springa MYF held !Is I · rogular meeting Dec. 18 •� tho the Unit,d States &1 a whole, 7.4 Hot Rod, 23 22 511 · 489 chll?Ch. Vice preii:ident Janet Am Falls City Beer 22 23 -... old opened lhe meeting with M n. Young People Sports Center 20 25 ;; · Hugh Bee,hs reading Mathew 2 , ,-,_ e BALDWIN Ohio Power 25 20 444 """e Surprure · 1-11. o one or>d of/ wo wj,h o e WURLIT%1lt Robinson•, Lndy 151\ 2911 .344 . The Child Conservation League I i...1g t me � h mbe rs answered roll ond OTHER FAMOUS Seaaon HlgM Ch,id..,, lwir,lrt wffh pom/,o will present a pre-teen holiday Ind. 3 Game, - Woody K ing, call read by Jane Douglas. BRANDS Mlddloport Hlgh dance at the I Readings WtN! H follows: ond 1,1/ ol olf tht /0,1 ol llrfngl 608. School from 7 : 30 until 9: 30 Dec-Ind. I Game - Les Damewood. : Price Tag on Peace by Jane emeber so. 247. Douglas; Sprending the Good Jim Lohse will spin the platters Team 3 Games - ►por11 I News by Reta Wears; The Spir• at the event which I! for childCenter. 26M. it of OL,r Fore 1''athers by Janet ren thru 12 years old. 1be admisSALES PAINT SERVICE Team I game - Sports Center, Wean; B ringing Our Gift! to Bi.on charge will be 35 cents. Second ' 1 984. i Jesus by Linda Balley; Jesus Top S Bewlel'I A-t'r;. ' Comes, lhe Llght or Age!I by ft.EAL ESTATE: TRAN8FERS Hank Clatworthy 178 Joyce Stanley: Others Are Watch Stanley Gibbs, Nellie Glbbs to Ken Manley 176 ing Us by Mrs. Patty Hysell and Ohio Fuel Gas Company, Right Bob Louk� 172 Celebrating the Birth or Jesus of Way. (,"bester. Dee Hawley 169 by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. Gerald M. Entsminger, Merle Rocks Davi, 167 Then, will be a skating party Entsminger IA> Ohio Power Co.• Jan. 3 at Chester Skate-A-Way. 53.25 A. coal, Rutland. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Patty Hy­ ,ell. As Chrl1tm11 Phil Williamsc:.n Gr1'd J1'lt PHILLIPS SISTERS STYLE SHOP ' I Bi gger Gain In Bu yi n g Power Loca lly BOWLING -, Fraley's F'acts, Fi gures, On Athl�tics ,.. 41) ,...._ --... Today's Sports Parade ,, = .. . � \ \ --,: 0IIege Seores ... .. _ ... be wi1h yov th,oughout thb Holiday Seaton. for tl,elr graciow patronage. And Tht Comln9 Ntw Y11r A Merrg Chrlstmas to all. ·' ' KARR and VAN ZANDT POMEROY, • OHIO LaSALLE HOTEL aoud December 26th POMEROY PASTRY SMOP I! MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO . .• •· - �. - - .. . ... ., . ... �.leetto� .Pomvoy-Mlddleport, • ... I, -4 - • -- - - · . ... . . - - .. .. - � .. - • - - . ... � .. .. - .. . . . - . . . .. ... . .. ... . ... . . _ . _ _ - -- · ·- · · · ...... ......._ .,.., � o .. Dec. 24. 1 960 • CCNY 61 Fairl.. i:h· Dic·kmsou \ Boonies, Ri sk Perfect Records Bu ct-s I� ' NYC Com. Iii Slalef1 Is. Com. < l 00 Bradlt-y 72. ClnCinnatl J3 r Ohio 17 Gonz.a� ,a ., � PNII I 9 att Ml Xavie "'•A-•A-� U. 80 I.daho St. 58 t vhio �L..ite, ':ii John ' s ,11,i ,l · l .IDW.II.GIWE Jm&. 7t Qunm N.V. 7 S ' Tchra U3 Bismarck .iC M Bon�,.enture risk perircl t·eoi <ls Southern Califomi., 91 Hawaii b!fas \E"II .1s , o�ele:t . o it •on-.; DIIPaul ll llarquettl 71 - -------;1 amunt LhE' n.J.l1011· s eli�e neXl week =-------=•-iil'-'-••= ,-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. wlwn hey t>laY ,n , tie J lo!tdny t �o 11e�� Ba:;kP! ha! l �·es11 � d l .i �<' w i ork . The feSll\'al 1.s only one 01 :POI'" lh an a ,lozen tourn ame ,11 , " · h ee lul� th,1t (eaturP 8 of t fir · o1) • o · de • •t Ion. sc::hools m _ , Only SCC'ond•r_:m�erl B_rmk · <1n , 1 ninlh-rated 1 .ou1sv1lle will � mt��. ing from toumf'y play dunng th � vacation per iod Bradley, wailing for a ha!� to \ DickNn Dally Seulliill, fl r pornl:1 a gMme and aophornore lndUma and e.lghth ranked UCLA '.oµ 1 ,,nlscJ Ohio ')tate · s \\. lllllln1' "aul Hugut! .:tnd Tony· V at.es each perf onr1 i11ll'e of F1·ank Bu lt'J.:'I, . _.1 ' craw Iord • , will be amoq thole vying for ut111 sensation F1� the nation !. 1eud mg iCOrer 1 !Jlr, :._k. s! "t'n�thent><l •t s Jump-olf 'iad ' ti .or c·incmnatJ , �-- ....... Seton Hall • •• �- J 0- 1 Los Anjelet Claulc \;IUWIP----r 'f , Provldent. . , ra.hog JI pos1! 11Jn ,or he ,o Oh10 St.aee _will be }uv ored to "Shorty" Seem 43 seph, lPa. l, Utah and Penns}' l- i that open.I Wedneiday. 11lt B(a � J l•1 • kt') f"5 �alt�r �)' beaLmg l>e u.'s Howie Ca r l made hls sweep � ijo Ud_ay Fe:.:.iv al, wh1ch l an 1 : , Pa out the elght-team Ten Conference l1ao will be rep, vf ia 1th "' v or inc:mnllli , 7l . 5J, 1' nrl.iy night ew ll: . o m � N pe s 1 ield. � 5-8 height reach giant proport ion resented by Iowa, Mh:blpn St.atl \ ;:1e •' r av es , i unnerup lo Cin- as he scored 43 points m lhe 1 four of Its regular1 relurrung i!'Ofll and 14.inneeota. Other COlll Obie ClaJl&c Tbllf'lday . n n .,: 1 fpr t he rnssouri Valley, Oemorni' 81-78 overtime vi ctor; tht: team that won t 1 ln the South seventh ranked scboobt are Soutbem callf'omla c am aonsblp. Lea mg e u . t 'onft "1•n ·•� i · ham ... ionsh1p the past over Marquette . Carl scorffl sev l b � Wake For• California and Stanfard. : ,:- , '! ,�a �<irl'i, .� wer t : o t heir en points in the extra session to eyes U! J� rry Luc� , an Olympic• North Carolina 'Stale• , Wyom- DetroH the No-_I team. puQ'I ,.; •,. h i h -. tra i fiii h l ,• ict o�v , nd 42nd keep DePaul's unbeaten string m 1 star who u averagmg better lhan �- Villanova, Marquette ��• ..J In ..... 1 .1.-., • - � .&uun. mg and Maryland. n..r game. r.nints ris r•vfl�",.,.:• ;� e 1, .....-:,. f:!;•r t. t riumrh •:ict al five Marquette ace Don l , defending ment •t DelrolL ColarD Stat( ::oj!s war- held lo 17 points, six _ Fourth ranked St. John s and W� FONtt ii the . . , vS (Ohio) 1 Unlve T1"t lto�r�,;;nn . ":1 ,_l m,; o:.('orer m • ess than hi!I pre-game avcraj;t fifth ranked St. Boruwenture, how- champton, but Duko boasts an un� . XI out the llate. Y . • l ht' :!.::.,-,•· with '.!,l p()111• � - �a\'P lhc ever, refuse to be counted out. beaten record Ui1I aeaaon and ale . GcinXavier of oruo defeated f\r.·1• f'� a ,, 1 1 !ron•l Jl'•I i-lrndle •, The Redmen have a hot.shot in North Carolina State baa wou the Kansu wll put HI No. 10 wa� i1 om,, frrr from P1a 1 p0in t 11n 1a�.1 . 87-112, despite the 36- pomt Tony Jackson and the Bonnie1, tourney seven o{ the last 11 tta• lng on the line agalnlt coafereDOII memben In lhe Big !:Jgbt '1v will be represented by AII-Am<rl- sons. ca Tom Stlth, who nets over SO On the West Coast, third ranted nameof at KaDWI City. Mo. ,._ I roue,d :° �'; 1M ta a bid but he observes " I ' ll have: the feelin,: of lifting thfl ball . . . Rea. u.s. Pat." on. opporhinily lo play wi1h l..os l Speaking of clubs, a collec-' ion of more By OSCAR FRALEY I historic golf implement, is being Angeles." Unlled Prt-11 International Fearles M IAMI I UPJ l s Those who lu med their back on readied for display in cites where figure� and , pro . ball do so with frankneu. l major tournaments are lo be held fact� Fraley's · The day.s when college footWIII Larry _ Coper, 195-pound T e x a sl �and will be insured for one mil­ I players loafed through their sen- end. says th .ii he isn ' t out �nd- '. hon clarr.s by UoydJ of London. ,--· ior year are �one forcver-lhanks ing enough to be a pro speciali.st. I I Bobby Shelton of Alabama a n di Don't tell Jimmy Pitt the old to pro football. � No less than 15 of the 24 play . ' H uss Morris or Vanderbilt admit saw about here today ruid gone iirs on 1 he South squad fo� Mon- l candidly _ t twl they are too light l t o�orrow. After 20 yean _ as a \a�• night · s North-South Shrinel . . . prov mg how heavy they are trainer at the bush tracks, J �y I came up two years ago with a All-Si ar football game e x pect to ] in gray matter , . . 1 It called �lly Aclll! , and his -uke a wlwck at pro lootb.alL !� Pomeroy, O. 1!11t Socond St. hey {'J'edit their senior dri ve tol Fred Perry, the one-lune tennis first stake! wmner got J muny the attention at all the big ov�. --- --- -- ----- -· this opporhrnily and, meanwhile. I star , says he was surprised that best last Octo�r Bally Ache Then i1 is obvious lh.il the nt:!w Amer-1 R.a rry MacKay and . Butch Buchand died lhree weeks down broke $.50,for tu holl z rned professional ican Lea�uc i:j going lo give thr later Jimmy is back at Today . . . period. •hree a year long e6tabli�lwd National League ' 000 OYer Sunshine Park, Parry, who knows the amateur a small track on n real balllt• for lalcnl . of Florida, with �a1:1t west �e s well pro observe as ropes, a :oi: the Bill Shaw, Georgia 1'edi t ac-kle , . � s . hu1 . memor ly a ly pro�b hey that cynif "t ' l ! ready hai; si�ned wi th th l' Bu f_l • I w,•rf' doing bftter as amateurs." alo Bills and l\ud W hitehead, Jay Hebert. the handsome PGA , lorida State bnck , h.i s <Jl'Ceptcd h8.!! recovered from champion, e n in n th clubs t e T 1 ,:;elf l r, ew s I 8 bid from the Los Angeles , is minor eye surgery and rejoins a wood c-lub heing put out by (,'harg<'rs Green Bay ma� him - - _:__ - - - one company which has a con• the pro golf tour llt the Loo An- \ ibt, cave rather than a conventional gelfs Open. However, the Cajun top to the head. The chip ar1d putt artist plans to de- f convex Cbrl•tmH theory Is lhat it helps on diificult vote ;1 major portion of his time brln1 Oh.lo ff. S. BaU:etball Score■ close lies because it gives you nei:l year to bowling. He a n d evff)' happla... By United Pren lntematloaal three other PGA champions, Sam to all of our Gron City !Mi l.ondoa 12 Snead, Wally Burkemo and broth­ HIiiian! 51 Mifflin " .-ny frlenU • • • er l.ionel. arfl members o( the Col SI. Charle. 51 8 major ter1gue bowling recreation DISTRIBUTOR Col BIAhop ll■rt�y 43 syndic.all" whit:h awns more than Hlllaboro • Pt,..... View • Pomeroy, Ohio , 14 b o w J i n g establishment!'J Newark 51 Col Saalh SZ \ ! throughout the South, •• 40 f Col Acltdemy f4 Ple■■ant.vllle -- -------Urbana 1' Bellefontalne 53 Cl■ Erde .., Reading 53 Mart,moot 41 Alumni 41 Cl.a Purcell 8! Deer P■rk 60 Chi Woodw1rd 54 Prlnceto■ St SAN FRANCISCO (UPI\ -The 1 Clen EaM T�!h SI old prar.tice grind was under way 41 Clen Benedlctl■e in the camps or both the East D1yto1 Patterson Coop 57 and West today as A.II-Amer­ Dayto■ Klaer 48 ica football players prepared £or Dayton Kiser 411 warfare in the Shrine clnssic next Dayton Stlven f!I Salur<!ay. Day&on Wilbur Wright 44 A.fter more than three months Troy 61 Tipp Clly S5 or toil and trouble, Athlete& frilffl Xenia Woodrow Wll1on 51 college, an over the rountry Bla■(hesWr 47 went back to workoull today at MlddMowa Feawk• M Santa Ciera and Slanford prae-­ New Miami lO tlce fleldA. Dayton Fairview Sfl All the players aulted u p and Daylfta Oakwood 47 posed for pictures and a skµII l!lldlley II Wa11akonet1 41 practice. Sunday morning they'll Hamilton OarfleN IS have light workout! and then Mlddletown II have a ChrJstmas dinner at 1:30 Houston 59 Bolklnt :S5 p. m. at Rickey's Sturlio Inn in Dayton Roosevelt 13 Polo Allo. Da.vlon Chandnade II Both head coaches Bill Barnes Gahanna 43 Mary1vllle 41 Middleport, 0. Mill and Secon� St. Zaenllle 88 New Phlladtlpllla 41 of the West ond Milt Bruhn of lhe Easl figure that the time ii IIO short for practice that he pla)•· en will haYe to do some henvy studying to absorb all the plays before kick-off time. The reaull may be that paaaing will be the key lo 8UCt'flSS on bilh sides. Pl■yel'I Viall Hoapllal Despite being away from home for Christ.mH for the first time' in lhcir ,ro,mg lives, the players didn't seem to mind . . . After that Vlllt to thei hoapital to see the crippled children for whom we are playh1," uld AU· America end Milut Dltka, o( P:llt, "We would do anything for them." Net proceeds, nearly a quarter of II mi11lon dollan yeary fl'flln lhl.l gome help finance tlie ShrlJl. •n' lloApltat for Crlppl<tf Child­ ren here. Herb Adderly, a 180-pound half. back from Michigan State, plclled up • crippled 4-year-old girl and held her In his arm, durin& the visit to the hospllal Frida)'. Gob f'utQ' FteUq "This gives you • funny feel· Ing." he ,aid a, be gritted his lt!c!'lh. Gall, a !=kle-laced girl of nin< from Concord, Cal�. • looked over the crop ol footbal payen and announled happly, When I got • hUJband, be bu to be at least 1b: reet tall.. flYfll'J Tbat made just about lootball player In the room ellgo ble oxcept Jim Herhstrelt, ». from Ohio State. 11 anybody play, their heart out In Ibo Shrine pme II may be Dltka, the Pitt end. A llltlo lad who wu born wllll onn, only oil inche, , !Gna fell madly tn lcrte wltll Mike, On]J i yean old, be rtluaed to l•a.. ' Mlke'a olde - -and ..,. the D•n. Ra•·. Franklin 1md Th• lloys . . . nur,e, cowdn't tear hbn away. Mike held the boy In Id> orma all during tho bo,pilal IOIII' ., ho talbd to other youngalen. ,.. portero and p)ayen. . When tt tame Umo fat J)lrlilll, - ,, . . .A the- t_eani ii' MiJ.:r't, t:ye:- !l'llst.-ned , POMEROY, OHIO !l� MAIN ST. ., mud> u !hoy did la IIIIY • L------------------------------------. 1 o.ve·a. f-Jtax V.'ard l··sura '" �e .. <m., from All Of Us A. • scores Ml'n Dr1· 11s Or Shr1'ne "'!I i -.9 C I. O., Dte. M, lueo-8 I I'' I Oil Co. ---- Court St, Pomeroy r �a� on arfh e/d Dec. lB PIANOS ' . A lighted Christma. tree In a large window at Circle's Restaur­ ant created a holiday setting for the annhal Christmas dinner of the Chester Pall C.uncilon, Club daughters of America. Upon een­ tering the dining roorn the mem­ bers were greeting by their own Deputy stale! Councilor, Mrs. Henry Beaver who presented each member with a Christmas hanky and card. Tweoty-Dlne rnernbert were 10ated at th ebeautUully decor­ ated table wtlh white cloth and Chrisbnal arr_,,..ta. A three course orkey dinner was ae"ed. Following lhe dinner the group went to the party rooms which !a decorated with a large alumin­ um tne with blue llghta and trim• lnp. Decoration, In keeping wtlh the IOUOD were used through out the party rooms. llln, Floyd Ridenour, pres!• dent. opened the meeting. Mn. Virgtl, Roush read the Cbrisbnas ocrlptun, from the book of Luke. DuHng the ,oclal hour gilta and Club S!ator g(lta wblch were placed muler the lighted tr<e were nchanged and Club Sliter -names were revealed. New ones 'were drawn for the coming year. Games were played with Mn. Curt Frederick and Mrs. Henry Spencer In charge. -- \tlss Leda Mae Kraeuler won the door prize, At close nf the meeting Ught refreshmenls were aerved. and wondrous beauty, we extend hearty 1111tln1s ID an our' Cherlshed friends. SWISHER and LOHSE GEARY REXALL DRUGS Body Pomeroy Works 10,7 I. 2nd "· Mlddl_.-t I t "t­ I R I Z E R O I L COMPANY I ,..J��----------' •' • .• MIDDlEPOR T, OHIO ----•· -- , . .. , .. .:9Jft t;;e.--:.,,.,.. CLINTON FISHER COMPANY st. r:: r ; • , . V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE 1:10 •• Stcontl Pomeroy, Ohio 2,,,.Maln •. ....,,_,,ow. K & C J E W E ...l....E. R S ' ! ' ., 11\0 w. .. . . --,, r...,. • .... ,t,' ..,,,,.. 1 ·­ for w;,, ,.,�, -1. • E B E R S BACtf , HARDWARE CO. Pomeroy ' ...._, /•>',,, -� As the Yuletide �'--' 'I ,Jr/ draw, near, we greet ,,/all our friends and Moy the many blessings of Chri1tmot thank them h,artll11 ·' Ohio Val,ley Baking Co. '­ D oi A Group Enjoyed Party At Restaurant map:11 char11 J 12 E. �•l_n ...... s. • . R. H. RAWLINGS AND SONS CO. llf•-·--"'-1 R k Springs MYF M ting unfolds Its t ·1- !:":'rv:!:. parrltws ae, mort wien,plojnWdll , .... : ourprile 1o IDlilt ,...,..._, -'-, wtio Md •� >. r I .,. ,-.,:,W YORK - New figuttt, tt- l&-M filcal ytar, per tent. 11ie r..a.t North Central B it I I d e s apmding whate\'er cently releued, shed the flr1t 1 Better than l"erage. they lndi- States had a 6,7 Pl rcent ga in. pim: (hey had. they •ere talung r llgbt on jUAt how weli bwllnes1 ule. With lncomet on the rlae 11ie Income per bouiehold k,- on additional inaallment debt fared 1n Gallia Coonty durini the in moat familiea, ther, wu matt cally, de\mn1ned by dMding to- The result was , acco ding to the r money on Lap for .apending In the I tat net earnings by I.be numbt:r of C4mmeroe Dtparlml'nl , :hat the Jocal retail 1torea. bou.lthokb, averaged t3J?7 in t amount of money kt nsK!e as aa,· 1be ltudy, whkh wu conduct· year. In the prior year it w81 13, · Ing■ wa.a very sffl.llU. The general ed by the Sbmdard Rate and Data 046 per household. attllude was that the need for CITY LEAGUE Service , puge1 I.he ecoDOmic Up lo the m iddle of Um year, j caution wa, past. It was a lime Hl1b 8corM Ott. u. INI strength of communitin in every befon! the loss in bwiiDHI mr>- for spoeding. High Three Games Ind . - Sy!- part of the tountry. ll co\'ers the I mentum becarM apparent in most 1bil feellng on the part o! the vest.er and Clatworthy, 533. 1 12-monlh preiod ending June 30. part, of the UnJted Slat.a, people conswner was evident in Gallia ffigh Single Game - Be8l·h, 1960. had been readily con\'erting their C-ounty, where if produced aalet 230. \ I Relidc!ntJ of Gallia County, fl tbr,w1, had a net income in t h e in the local reta il llores arnos1ntTeam Three Game, - Hot year, after paying their taxes, of. mg lo SZZ:,839,000 ln the period. UM fl:l, !"7,000. Thi, i.pped their pre- iJmoot every kind of retail bta� Single Game - Hot II oc vw,ua year·, net eanung,. which i:oeA &ot tt, lb.are, including those Rod,, l!O. came lo $2!,354,000. ill the durable good, field, which ee STANDINGS The rise, which amoonled t,, b,d lagged behind ill !ilea! 1959. 1 I Woo Lost Pct, H u per cent. compared favorably The IW>l4l<luenl decline ill the Pomeroy Cement · 1 economy, lollowed by I with the r.., alalned throughout na(NJDa R Block 34 11 1011 161 '!lie ock Springa MYF held !Is I · rogular meeting Dec. 18 •� tho the Unit,d States &1 a whole, 7.4 Hot Rod, 23 22 511 · 489 chll?Ch. Vice preii:ident Janet Am Falls City Beer 22 23 -... old opened lhe meeting with M n. Young People Sports Center 20 25 ;; · Hugh Bee,hs reading Mathew 2 , ,-,_ e BALDWIN Ohio Power 25 20 444 """e Surprure · 1-11. o one or>d of/ wo wj,h o e WURLIT%1lt Robinson•, Lndy 151\ 2911 .344 . The Child Conservation League I i...1g t me � h mbe rs answered roll ond OTHER FAMOUS Seaaon HlgM Ch,id..,, lwir,lrt wffh pom/,o will present a pre-teen holiday Ind. 3 Game, - Woody K ing, call read by Jane Douglas. BRANDS Mlddloport Hlgh dance at the I Readings WtN! H follows: ond 1,1/ ol olf tht /0,1 ol llrfngl 608. School from 7 : 30 until 9: 30 Dec-Ind. I Game - Les Damewood. : Price Tag on Peace by Jane emeber so. 247. Douglas; Sprending the Good Jim Lohse will spin the platters Team 3 Games - ►por11 I News by Reta Wears; The Spir• at the event which I! for childCenter. 26M. it of OL,r Fore 1''athers by Janet ren thru 12 years old. 1be admisSALES PAINT SERVICE Team I game - Sports Center, Wean; B ringing Our Gift! to Bi.on charge will be 35 cents. Second ' 1 984. i Jesus by Linda Balley; Jesus Top S Bewlel'I A-t'r;. ' Comes, lhe Llght or Age!I by ft.EAL ESTATE: TRAN8FERS Hank Clatworthy 178 Joyce Stanley: Others Are Watch Stanley Gibbs, Nellie Glbbs to Ken Manley 176 ing Us by Mrs. Patty Hysell and Ohio Fuel Gas Company, Right Bob Louk� 172 Celebrating the Birth or Jesus of Way. (,"bester. Dee Hawley 169 by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. Gerald M. Entsminger, Merle Rocks Davi, 167 Then, will be a skating party Entsminger IA> Ohio Power Co.• Jan. 3 at Chester Skate-A-Way. 53.25 A. coal, Rutland. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Patty Hy­ ,ell. As Chrl1tm11 Phil Williamsc:.n Gr1'd J1'lt PHILLIPS SISTERS STYLE SHOP ' I Bi gger Gain In Bu yi n g Power Loca lly BOWLING -, Fraley's F'acts, Fi gures, On Athl�tics ,.. 41) ,...._ --... Today's Sports Parade ,, = .. . � \ \ --,: 0IIege Seores ... .. _ ... be wi1h yov th,oughout thb Holiday Seaton. for tl,elr graciow patronage. And Tht Comln9 Ntw Y11r A Merrg Chrlstmas to all. ·' ' KARR and VAN ZANDT POMEROY, • OHIO LaSALLE HOTEL aoud December 26th POMEROY PASTRY SMOP I! MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO . .• •· - �. ,, �- -.. .. ,.. .. . . . .. . • . • D&h -� ' .2t. � !�� . �, SentlMI, Poraeroy-Mlddleport, 0 , Dec. 24, .. -- . .. . .. . � ... - .. . - .. . ,. .. .. ... ... .. .. .. .. - . .. - ., - .. .. - .. - - . -- - .... -· ... ..... -· -. . - .. . . . . .. , ·- . .. -- · ... . .. . .. . .,.._ .... � - .. ... . . . . � •. 1 960 I ' New llaven Social Events j dlllrrh The Chcer[ul Wi�krs Sun<fay Schovl Class of Lht! Vcrnun EL;B II eertalnly ,1ns,,. ta Hl'YI • !• -�11Cccc•••cc;cccctelf'C11CC� MERRY �' � CHRISTMAS •�, I AND THE Ii HAPPIEST � I v i � IOLA'S F;�� SHOP I ' "'I R utland, Ohi o l ��� -�-��JIJrl»l�>»d 1 : flne folu tikl )'GU! I •. ·. let Ille spirit If bpe. Mr\o lo1h!in of H<tVl'n.�11 ood w,1:-; Fndny lun-l'h • 1·on j.;U(·st of Mrs Paul Powell. M r� It. f 1-\ryant is clnfint·d to hi'r home ,1fter being m ju red Hay. READY � Ellen Steinberi;:, 4 1 , St. Louis, Mo., hPire88, d1splayl! ln New York a telegram 11he received from the New Orleans, La., School Uoar('I acknowledging her offer or $500,000 to keep the 11chool9 open durtng Lhe in­ tegration cril!Ls. She said ehe would lend the money lnter• $500,000 Mc. a nd Mrs. John Ferguson recen'lly visited in Hazard. tty. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur 'J'hahel and daughter ""d Mr. and Mes. . . D. A. Casto VISlled Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Persley at Spencer. recently. t ,c l ' � RACI NE : ION a SERV ICE STAT ill w � W W I 9-3143 l ,_ RAWLltJGS and COATS HOME FOR FUNERALS - Middleport \ . � Racine ;i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wagen- L1111J111>ia�J1_JltJtJ1Nt�II� est-tree, or just give lt. Thank you for your generous patron:i,ge THE CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO. '• Pomeroy , I JIMMY'S PASTRY SHOP MIDDLEPORT Georg Friedrich Handel Church m<.'t un Wednesday even­ ing at lhc home of Bruce a nd Bonnie Staats. The (Jrogrum was prese nted by Bruce Staal'!. Alice Housh, president, presided. After ref rnshmen.ts were serv­ ed the group went to the church and l rimmed thP t·hurch ' s Chri!il­ mas tree. Those :lltendi ng were Glenva 11ml Beverly Staats, Alice Roush, Linrla Lalhiiy, Sharon Brown, Da­ vid Devault, Emory Roush, Annal bell nnd Araunda Lievin�, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lafhey, Mr. and I Mrs. Harry Staats and Bernita and the host and hostess. ME S S IA H Performed by re,oundint joy and food eLeer for you and all 1Looe "'• J,., to you, Pomeroy Motor Co. ·• · YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER POMEROY, OHIO ,,,, ""''. \ .>!"'7 (),is- ,. "" THE FABRIC SHOP I UIIDJ, of I ndependence, Missouri t111dlJ 111d A Christmas gift to the Community ■1111111111 BPENDINC llOLIDAYS HERE • l -•a! Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Students s1lCnding the holidays h£'re with their pnrent9 are: Jer­ ry Wlle� from Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wiles; Suz• annc Wolpert, Ohio State Uni• versity, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert: Phyllis Zicafoose West Virginia University, dauJ!;h­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith: Larry Lievin g, West Vir­ ginie University, son or Mr. and Mrs. Otha Lleving: Ruth Sayre. Marshnll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G"orJ?e Sayn> : Ruth Grimm of Marshall, dm1Wtter or Mr. 1md Mrs. George Grimm: Sue Ellen Goodnil<'. Hunlin�t"" Business School. daughh)r of Mrs. Frances I -. from the of Latter Day Saints, and from Radio Station WMPO, Pomeroy-Middleport l e,,. u,., _ Listen to Handel's MESSIAH The L & Z SHOPS MEN'S SHOP 120 E. Main Sunday, December 25th - 8:45-9:45 CHILDREN'S 1 14 Court St, LADIES' 1 11 1. Maln rch -SUn- mom- 1 •Y yd BleckII obser,. -"' - , • Goodnile. CLri,tmao Le one of l;s111n1 Jaa THE MESSIAH CHOIR per every th !day 7:ilO services. . ureb, Carl worship hool 9,30 I , .I upt ; .,'.VF first Tues• y of each st Sunday at 6:30. Sunday, ne." • , Racine; r; Chester a\11 WO\'ld r B 8 � ree en ay j i,so urela, Gt. , pastor: : 30 8. ii\., ' r,, Christ Sunday ma, As . m. Eve- ree Men ,, ....11c.1 ( ·was bom ,., Bethlehem. May �� I,: t111 .... ,:n , !. • I w', .MAIN ST. Your Wal,,.... Ajiancy POMEROY, O. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Mklcllepart • Porn- 11, pastor: Ir. of Chr. .'\ .. I :f 1I ;1 Pomeroy', Budget Shopping Center FRANCIS FLORIST Take Someone to Church with You Sunday Pomtrey d worship (The Friendly Bank) is wlll be hip ,er,. the whole 1 ip - you Ch1reh - stor. Sun• ' • ClotN,I, - I . Robert avor 7: 15 m. C. E, ll<>r, Sun- Mason Fwnilme .,.., ,.,...,., _,., 1 .. .. . . . . �, .W. Ya. ,j ,,., Mlddltport KARR and YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES Cadillac.Oldsmobile-Rambler 242 W, Main St. .......roy WILLIS ANTHONY al'fl wel- i l". E . THE DAILY SENTINll Iced lc:IO. Ing, Class 11- ,er. m, two ,i -1 Wor- SermonCouncR m, I Middleport s I Bakers Of Good Bread Huntington, W. V1. It FOREMAN and ABIOIT I Quality Furniture at Lowes! Prices OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Maken of Holaum Bread I t t HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Support the Church of Your Choice W•t M1ln Strott I Pomeroy ' a HA YES allll RUSOB GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING Ph. WY 2-3151 Middleport Plum bing & Heating 240 Lincoln St. Mldclltport Phone WY 2-2550 , Clasae1 Rutland Furniture Rutland,. Ohio .: ; STIFFLER RED ANCHOR CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK in one BAKER FURNITURE Middleport . m.-The Ing ,erSunday - Middl�porl Phono WY 2-3921 HEINER'$ BAKERY Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2°2644 & Alh I R. H. RAWLINGS and SONS Co• . Local Union 5668, R1Yen1wood, W. Va, Motor Tune Up Powell Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. 1 15 I. 2nd St. Pomeroy Phone WY 2-2460 THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA i I WILLIAMS $OHIO SERVICE MAX WARD AGENCY Sunday s program the inspiration of the � tq.Jastlng happlness, Furniture and Appliances Ch..i.r, Ohio jihont YU 5-2125 - Jeweler and Optometrist MlddltPort Pomeroy RIDENOUR'$ SUPPLY oyd Dillinrvlces at rd. Tuel- . m. Sun- �I Rock Spring, Rood - Sun• ling and e home of B. H. SANBORN Closed Each Lord's Day evening . Worship, our \\>ailrktiit ARNOLD'S SOHIO STATION ell, Rev. del's Messiah at the Morrill Har• To a l l ... IJeIOU,. month at • Miller fl Pomor<>y Ohio Lawrence Booth, In In Children's Hospital in Columbu:,. Ado Nease A group from the Methodist Amber W•rner church recently attending Han­ I., ness firms and organi:iatlo,u tvhose names appear by the el• pr�aching New Haven Pe-r11onnl Darbnra Ann Va nce, daughter gf Mr, a nd Mrs. Thomas Vrmce of Akron, is spunding several weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Vance. Tommy McIntyre hos returned to his base at Norfolk, Va., af. ter spending 9, 30 day furlough here with hi.!1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McIntyre. Rev. and Mrs. Davld Freeman and AOn recently visited her pID'­ enls, Mr. and Mr.!!. G. Stanley Ballard in Charleston. Lloyd, &on of Mr. and Mrs. 1• tfttl" - ""' ,, <Ullo - Sa&ur= - :1-24 Church Pa,e Sent .!£!!� Ll880N'Of TIIII WI , , , , , _. : As Dr. 1.uke Ht.anl The Stery and lDIHS • \� / \ lo 1in tllls I I t\ HDIJ oa, Its litUHt cenll& M erry : t Christmas f t � "- 1;, . Lllke �'U NIJAY .,. prevaH In our beuts � /� � Y. St.tlVICES -:• . peace and Im ---• ALL � TO ONE OIURCH -' ; aid· . ., l .... �'-' ...,.. . �lrs J:ol:M.•rt I- = NEW 't'EAll � I t mn. b.Als were rt-<'t>nt vlsllort tn Groce A. Pntt lo Julian Mtt!le !fe1- to M.,.ln and J .lohn..on C11y, Te11n \lr ;111d r..1 rs. J l. 1ruld .Jnhnsoi1 l ldton Wolft.:, parctl. Middleport. Mildred Morril, Jir2 A. • Salem. \H'l'l' rrn l 1 H-ck \ I-.1II11 s 111 !\1•w ark. Uh111 Hrv and �1 ;-. Da, 1d freeman, M 1::,s f.thel H 1ddlc and .I. L. Sll•w :irL 111tend1'<f tin akohol sPmm;tr sponsorPd by l l untmgton Uis rl('I of Mt'lhod1st (.' hurdl J"l"('t'ntly 111 a ,,.,11_ tit ! luntmqton r>r and �1rs. Gen.Ion Johnson I M r. and Mrs. W. K. l\1ttt sh:.ill and ('hilclren recrntly v 1::,Jll'tt l\1 r . and t:lauf?hter of Uurham , N <.:. , di:!ys thill and Mrs. Maynard l lopkms al 1s w1.•nd111g Sl'veral Mr. parents, his visitmµ, week Wavrrly. Ohio. They at\('nded lht> n. Johnso larold l . Mrs and weddmg of James Horkins and M ary A nn Henson while there. • L. t"·r 't''l'lll'!ll1&Cccciicic.ic:�•ic'll:1t_.r ) ML and Mes. Frank Thomp,;on � and at Gandvville-, W, Va., VISIIIIIJ? , tf � rind <·hildren spt·nl the Wl :k t.•ml : her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. : CLASS Pi\.R1"Y GrNIIIO It au! vey Audilorlum wt� Ann HO\Y· c1rc-l. Rnr-b.Jrn lt.1-.1 w Fbie H{·I 1-hr-rt , \\ I Im.i ( , 1 1mm . .1c ·i·mnI I;uI lt'(l hv 1 t1 t., Lou l l 1n111·rm:111. ,IS· .� 1::,!,mt } Olll h rl1n•L·lor QJ lhC' PomeNy-Mldcll1port, Ohio • STARK DRUGS • Your Walgreen Agency Pomeroy Phone WY 2-2586 HOME LAUNDRY CO. J. P. Joachim, Prop. Middleport .. Phone WY 2-2057 KING BUILDERS SUPPlY CO. Mlcldleporl Ill. 1 Phone WY 2-3748 ; . ,, ""I �. ,, �- -.. .. ,.. .. . . . .. . • . • D&h -� ' .2t. � !�� . �, SentlMI, Poraeroy-Mlddleport, 0 , Dec. 24, .. -- . .. . .. . � ... - .. . - .. . ,. .. .. ... ... .. .. .. .. - . .. - ., - .. .. - .. - - . -- - .... -· ... ..... -· -. . - .. . . . . .. , ·- . .. -- · ... . .. . .. . .,.._ .... � - .. ... . . . . � •. 1 960 I ' New llaven Social Events j dlllrrh The Chcer[ul Wi�krs Sun<fay Schovl Class of Lht! Vcrnun EL;B II eertalnly ,1ns,,. ta Hl'YI • !• -�11Cccc•••cc;cccctelf'C11CC� MERRY �' � CHRISTMAS •�, I AND THE Ii HAPPIEST � I v i � IOLA'S F;�� SHOP I ' "'I R utland, Ohi o l ��� -�-��JIJrl»l�>»d 1 : flne folu tikl )'GU! I •. ·. let Ille spirit If bpe. Mr\o lo1h!in of H<tVl'n.�11 ood w,1:-; Fndny lun-l'h • 1·on j.;U(·st of Mrs Paul Powell. M r� It. f 1-\ryant is clnfint·d to hi'r home ,1fter being m ju red Hay. READY � Ellen Steinberi;:, 4 1 , St. Louis, Mo., hPire88, d1splayl! ln New York a telegram 11he received from the New Orleans, La., School Uoar('I acknowledging her offer or $500,000 to keep the 11chool9 open durtng Lhe in­ tegration cril!Ls. She said ehe would lend the money lnter• $500,000 Mc. a nd Mrs. John Ferguson recen'lly visited in Hazard. tty. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur 'J'hahel and daughter ""d Mr. and Mes. . . D. A. Casto VISlled Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Persley at Spencer. recently. t ,c l ' � RACI NE : ION a SERV ICE STAT ill w � W W I 9-3143 l ,_ RAWLltJGS and COATS HOME FOR FUNERALS - Middleport \ . � Racine ;i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wagen- L1111J111>ia�J1_JltJtJ1Nt�II� est-tree, or just give lt. Thank you for your generous patron:i,ge THE CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO. '• Pomeroy , I JIMMY'S PASTRY SHOP MIDDLEPORT Georg Friedrich Handel Church m<.'t un Wednesday even­ ing at lhc home of Bruce a nd Bonnie Staats. The (Jrogrum was prese nted by Bruce Staal'!. Alice Housh, president, presided. After ref rnshmen.ts were serv­ ed the group went to the church and l rimmed thP t·hurch ' s Chri!il­ mas tree. Those :lltendi ng were Glenva 11ml Beverly Staats, Alice Roush, Linrla Lalhiiy, Sharon Brown, Da­ vid Devault, Emory Roush, Annal bell nnd Araunda Lievin�, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lafhey, Mr. and I Mrs. Harry Staats and Bernita and the host and hostess. ME S S IA H Performed by re,oundint joy and food eLeer for you and all 1Looe "'• J,., to you, Pomeroy Motor Co. ·• · YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER POMEROY, OHIO ,,,, ""''. \ .>!"'7 (),is- ,. "" THE FABRIC SHOP I UIIDJ, of I ndependence, Missouri t111dlJ 111d A Christmas gift to the Community ■1111111111 BPENDINC llOLIDAYS HERE • l -•a! Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Students s1lCnding the holidays h£'re with their pnrent9 are: Jer­ ry Wlle� from Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wiles; Suz• annc Wolpert, Ohio State Uni• versity, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert: Phyllis Zicafoose West Virginia University, dauJ!;h­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith: Larry Lievin g, West Vir­ ginie University, son or Mr. and Mrs. Otha Lleving: Ruth Sayre. Marshnll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G"orJ?e Sayn> : Ruth Grimm of Marshall, dm1Wtter or Mr. 1md Mrs. George Grimm: Sue Ellen Goodnil<'. Hunlin�t"" Business School. daughh)r of Mrs. Frances I -. from the of Latter Day Saints, and from Radio Station WMPO, Pomeroy-Middleport l e,,. u,., _ Listen to Handel's MESSIAH The L & Z SHOPS MEN'S SHOP 120 E. Main Sunday, December 25th - 8:45-9:45 CHILDREN'S 1 14 Court St, LADIES' 1 11 1. Maln rch -SUn- mom- 1 •Y yd BleckII obser,. -"' - , • Goodnile. CLri,tmao Le one of l;s111n1 Jaa THE MESSIAH CHOIR per every th !day 7:ilO services. . ureb, Carl worship hool 9,30 I , .I upt ; .,'.VF first Tues• y of each st Sunday at 6:30. Sunday, ne." • , Racine; r; Chester a\11 WO\'ld r B 8 � ree en ay j i,so urela, Gt. , pastor: : 30 8. ii\., ' r,, Christ Sunday ma, As . m. Eve- ree Men ,, ....11c.1 ( ·was bom ,., Bethlehem. May �� I,: t111 .... ,:n , !. • I w', .MAIN ST. Your Wal,,.... Ajiancy POMEROY, O. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Mklcllepart • Porn- 11, pastor: Ir. of Chr. .'\ .. I :f 1I ;1 Pomeroy', Budget Shopping Center FRANCIS FLORIST Take Someone to Church with You Sunday Pomtrey d worship (The Friendly Bank) is wlll be hip ,er,. the whole 1 ip - you Ch1reh - stor. Sun• ' • ClotN,I, - I . Robert avor 7: 15 m. C. E, ll<>r, Sun- Mason Fwnilme .,.., ,.,...,., _,., 1 .. .. . . . . �, .W. Ya. ,j ,,., Mlddltport KARR and YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES Cadillac.Oldsmobile-Rambler 242 W, Main St. .......roy WILLIS ANTHONY al'fl wel- i l". E . THE DAILY SENTINll Iced lc:IO. Ing, Class 11- ,er. m, two ,i -1 Wor- SermonCouncR m, I Middleport s I Bakers Of Good Bread Huntington, W. V1. It FOREMAN and ABIOIT I Quality Furniture at Lowes! Prices OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Maken of Holaum Bread I t t HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Support the Church of Your Choice W•t M1ln Strott I Pomeroy ' a HA YES allll RUSOB GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING Ph. WY 2-3151 Middleport Plum bing & Heating 240 Lincoln St. Mldclltport Phone WY 2-2550 , Clasae1 Rutland Furniture Rutland,. Ohio .: ; STIFFLER RED ANCHOR CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK in one BAKER FURNITURE Middleport . m.-The Ing ,erSunday - Middl�porl Phono WY 2-3921 HEINER'$ BAKERY Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2°2644 & Alh I R. H. RAWLINGS and SONS Co• . Local Union 5668, R1Yen1wood, W. Va, Motor Tune Up Powell Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. 1 15 I. 2nd St. Pomeroy Phone WY 2-2460 THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA i I WILLIAMS $OHIO SERVICE MAX WARD AGENCY Sunday s program the inspiration of the � tq.Jastlng happlness, Furniture and Appliances Ch..i.r, Ohio jihont YU 5-2125 - Jeweler and Optometrist MlddltPort Pomeroy RIDENOUR'$ SUPPLY oyd Dillinrvlces at rd. Tuel- . m. Sun- �I Rock Spring, Rood - Sun• ling and e home of B. H. SANBORN Closed Each Lord's Day evening . Worship, our \\>ailrktiit ARNOLD'S SOHIO STATION ell, Rev. del's Messiah at the Morrill Har• To a l l ... IJeIOU,. month at • Miller fl Pomor<>y Ohio Lawrence Booth, In In Children's Hospital in Columbu:,. Ado Nease A group from the Methodist Amber W•rner church recently attending Han­ I., ness firms and organi:iatlo,u tvhose names appear by the el• pr�aching New Haven Pe-r11onnl Darbnra Ann Va nce, daughter gf Mr, a nd Mrs. Thomas Vrmce of Akron, is spunding several weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Vance. Tommy McIntyre hos returned to his base at Norfolk, Va., af. ter spending 9, 30 day furlough here with hi.!1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McIntyre. Rev. and Mrs. Davld Freeman and AOn recently visited her pID'­ enls, Mr. and Mr.!!. G. Stanley Ballard in Charleston. Lloyd, &on of Mr. and Mrs. 1• tfttl" - ""' ,, <Ullo - Sa&ur= - :1-24 Church Pa,e Sent .!£!!� Ll880N'Of TIIII WI , , , , , _. : As Dr. 1.uke Ht.anl The Stery and lDIHS • \� / \ lo 1in tllls I I t\ HDIJ oa, Its litUHt cenll& M erry : t Christmas f t � "- 1;, . Lllke �'U NIJAY .,. prevaH In our beuts � /� � Y. St.tlVICES -:• . peace and Im ---• ALL � TO ONE OIURCH -' ; aid· . ., l .... �'-' ...,.. . �lrs J:ol:M.•rt I- = NEW 't'EAll � I t mn. b.Als were rt-<'t>nt vlsllort tn Groce A. Pntt lo Julian Mtt!le !fe1- to M.,.ln and J .lohn..on C11y, Te11n \lr ;111d r..1 rs. J l. 1ruld .Jnhnsoi1 l ldton Wolft.:, parctl. Middleport. Mildred Morril, Jir2 A. • Salem. \H'l'l' rrn l 1 H-ck \ I-.1II11 s 111 !\1•w ark. Uh111 Hrv and �1 ;-. Da, 1d freeman, M 1::,s f.thel H 1ddlc and .I. L. Sll•w :irL 111tend1'<f tin akohol sPmm;tr sponsorPd by l l untmgton Uis rl('I of Mt'lhod1st (.' hurdl J"l"('t'ntly 111 a ,,.,11_ tit ! luntmqton r>r and �1rs. Gen.Ion Johnson I M r. and Mrs. W. K. l\1ttt sh:.ill and ('hilclren recrntly v 1::,Jll'tt l\1 r . and t:lauf?hter of Uurham , N <.:. , di:!ys thill and Mrs. Maynard l lopkms al 1s w1.•nd111g Sl'veral Mr. parents, his visitmµ, week Wavrrly. Ohio. They at\('nded lht> n. Johnso larold l . Mrs and weddmg of James Horkins and M ary A nn Henson while there. • L. t"·r 't''l'lll'!ll1&Cccciicic.ic:�•ic'll:1t_.r ) ML and Mes. Frank Thomp,;on � and at Gandvville-, W, Va., VISIIIIIJ? , tf � rind <·hildren spt·nl the Wl :k t.•ml : her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. : CLASS Pi\.R1"Y GrNIIIO It au! vey Audilorlum wt� Ann HO\Y· c1rc-l. Rnr-b.Jrn lt.1-.1 w Fbie H{·I 1-hr-rt , \\ I Im.i ( , 1 1mm . .1c ·i·mnI I;uI lt'(l hv 1 t1 t., Lou l l 1n111·rm:111. ,IS· .� 1::,!,mt } Olll h rl1n•L·lor QJ lhC' PomeNy-Mldcll1port, Ohio • STARK DRUGS • Your Walgreen Agency Pomeroy Phone WY 2-2586 HOME LAUNDRY CO. J. P. Joachim, Prop. Middleport .. Phone WY 2-2057 KING BUILDERS SUPPlY CO. Mlcldleporl Ill. 1 Phone WY 2-3748 ; . ,, ""I �. . •• • - ... 7� ....:·-:r ': ! . ·- � ..,. )- -. .,, . -- .. .. .... ... - - •--. .... . I • ...._ _.., Iii pc ! You n g,ter, Get BntTII ANNOU)ICTD ..,,. Youth ....., .. P'" ..... w.io, .... .... illlll Mr and M" . Larry 0- Br len en I v l'l'II l''. t,,t,. ct Fa &. a re announcing th• T oun P pl oI Rvse I - Jloorl a CUI ..,. � Jon-JI Jin. IIMII • � <C.atlauNI f"ro,n Page ThrH) 1 W ell. lht> poi nt v. .1.s, l!}er'I' was a birth of a son on Dec. 12th at · . � them 10 much. g eo e Y ,HEf-.. - ,_... ......., , .. .. Lt-- II ber1 Smit h I · Iot or supposc _,,u 1 '. · ·GoIden years .. I Holier Hospital. This s their ficsl Run me! at Rl'V . Ro . . , • ev the n e d n a . 2t 0: 1 i o 8rmdl lo beauhful g1rl sh ll n . death, her people gi g gh n c: 3100 � l ike a Refreshment, � ,o)'ed c De � mes named as . Ja . child and h been "�-� r M n y, Donna ......,_ -� young ch I ldl"fn pressmg abou t bulK'h of h;,,1 1 schoolers and. are Mr. nmg by hav tng a 1urpnse b1 tw Beatrice May. � . . . Grandparents rt. be Ro I •. 1 y , In· Ma). . She Mr. and Mn. Rann.II Moon. llr. C(mnJI a,.ll. Ja. �• ....._ • day part�· ror Bea!rice ner, W!ePlnlil h('ar1brea k ing _. h i g h Iv si"nif i rllnl _ driving - -. and Mrs. Marshall Ad·ams, Leta11 Smltb QIIUUIWI --• � •"-� II •IL conso l8 bl• • _,,,� at, ... Mn. Robert and strai�ht into tlw Wesl. - I 1!,old and Mr and Mrs. Rex O'Brien, l have known lhe f.'.l mllil's on sprinklerl nw bi� F'loridil ' pine nd · they cone!l and aft e,r supreme and e x- 1 Chester Sta r H.oute . Great gr a 1 ong, both !II· des for s• o l'iams. Sam Mr. are parents seemed rke I m� own J P I arIV ts • so haustint! effort VOl lhrm lOf?elher ·Le· 0 Ufe tart Falls, Mr. J ohn O• Brien. · nea r and dear to me · thPv are· 1 m 11J1 arran�tmPn1 f or out on a I , a rC Mrs. and Routt' r a St . ster C_h e All her rlaHmatt>S and lt>ach· porch post - Dad still shove lin!:: S 1e Swartz of Alfred . _ will remember love_ly I snow and spread in"" salt _ H � r_ t>rs here The First Baptist Church of Gera Id me· Stle o r the d::uk rich I had years of that on thr- Sta te . . . . · B a he Bet h he m l d ne a Plants with hLS s1ste-rs M1.sse15 Ida � t c •� � • �' h a ir, deep blue t'Vea smude;ed in Hif?hw av, so l h� little dabs hurth m G reat Bend w 1II s i ht>r, brol e and Wolf a Augusta ud browns and · with black la!.hes [ ' around he re are a mere t rifle · tmas · l . m · the anc1en observe Chns I . , . Grover. and rose and white romplex ion · -readmg of Pomc>rov s and Gall i. . tradition wh ich L'elf'brates the ! . 4. vf'ritable picture of vool h and ooils' lovely lie:hterl <' ross and star �lrs. Herbert Glaz� and C'. h il- . 8 I rt h o f Chrtst from un.--c:m n-be r 1I · · n 1 ' beauI y If eve r J saw one -Nea r Little Hocki n e on 8 verv Jr en of Clevela d are the hol Iday 25 1 .,,;m:a ry 6· I "Ancl \ll'e •·tpt l hat onr so lov• l y hi eh hill ( ba nk , n>allv l overl ook - , guest s of her parents. M r. �md On Ch mt � as Day the sermon �hould hav • II life so brl•f. " in !! the r iver is slilj ;:moth"r h u�t' I Mrs. Herbert Miller and ot ht r rel . m th� eornmg ser\ 1('t'S (9:3o e.t . . � . I 1 i;1 ht~• ""• st ar - -An, u our two sis- • at,·ve"'· J:M hleh€m an<l 10:45 at Racmel . ·'Th,v ib.atl all bloom In th• ter towns here are r adiant as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saddler of will bt? "Christmas As Paul I flf"lda tf IIKht one approm·hes from t he north- , 8tidgcport arrived today, to spentl · IV OU Id "".x,,, lt . • • I n ti 1•: evening , . . . Transplantf'd bv Hl1 t·urt ." · , Kennv ,. :vier, �ih mney !'-11 d h e s soI d 'i Christmas w ith Mn. W1ll1�m 89x- . , :stTV,<"t"'-> t "1 00 a1 Be.'h i?h�m and -ahout 5() 5 leds - S · Id he n �er : ter •md Mr. and Mrs. Benl1. W!lIf " · · a nt RuC'int· > the st'rmon will be This C'hrlstma9 srems '-O :.i 1ad- saw <; h a r i � e! 011 ;hem Mr. a od Mrs. Pete Eimer of "1'hret \\"isl! M '::"n and the Chr istowPfl with all the dN"adfol traj!- ronvu � a ;o� � o, ))f'{•O1e l Y i Columbus a1·e the guests of her mas Mess::.�e . " . ffly in Nt>w York C'itv and 20 ,r l l hreatenm� to buy some l f'0- 1 parents Mr · and � rs· I:: J . our own Ameri,·an students pe r- l ards A NO w,a r t h•m _ You · · The Christmas oeason will con · ' I ' Strauss · h u • ·1'ih.mg in · the a u· · c r3 :-h ·i n '.VI ' linue to be observed with Watch m< · · hold U!l �il k �ose thfse mornin g.,. r . .i_nd Mrs . C!arence I h le �nd , Night service on New Year's Eve , r.nmanv. � ' t> in h aven !'i a nd wonder why So thl')se of us v, ho :ue �1ere i n ame wimmen have ,i:·ome to M iss _ V ida lhli! w� I I spe nd C hnst- f rom 9 t o 12 p. m, at the Rac ine m11<it all r-heer ea<'�1 u1 ht>r Time, this for appt>aranC'e' s snb _ It ' s I mas m Day ton, w ith M� . and MI'S . ' Bapt ist Churc-h a nd will be con• 1 amt II alone. the Gre,:1t Healer. ,1 a wonder we haven't �ot bonk mi- ! Lowell Salser an d famil y. duded J anuary 6 in a Community tnt! Racine "'ill ))I nd uo t he wound� l o some ; of- l h i>-ronk us _ We overcarnr \ Mn. Minn ie Roush or Carmel is Ni�ht Service at i>xtc>nt Small c-onsobhon how- this bv knit dres."!eS and shonldf' r ' the guest of her daughter ant.1 son- ' Meth odist Church. PvPr. l� those i ust no� fac in g swealen - but thert>' s stil l thosr ; ii1-law, Mr . .nnd Mrs. Robert \\'ar- 1 It is hoped that by celebrating ":! re.i t msupporh lblt' loss ' goose pimple Je�s - I' d get I ner. Christmas in t h is way the true . torer-,Jor trouSl:!r!I - but re,adE-r I Mrs. }f. Je'-'s� r eturned home spirit will be prolonged and that :.OOKING AROUND - In Mar• 1 we leave It lo you - ir th ere 's . Thursday from '·..Jei�'s 1-;eneral : the Lord's birthday will be ob:Ptt a Su n d av to ce I served without · 300 W. 2no' . Pomar-, _ 1e1>rat e our I anv . th·m� rt>a IIy fuI on lhe hospital and LS improv m� aw the infiuences of . , 1 · __,_, · 10! h Wt'l.nlm' anmversarv wh 1 <'h America scent' It's a bir bubblv 1 , commercialism. 1 Thomas Ga rne!I ol Lowery occurred almost at t�al very woman ?n panh _ l wo plP:� a � Air Force Base, Denver. CCllo., spot - the llcensl' Clb1 :1med from flahfl n , each Other 'n I a gunny .r i-ivod Thursda y for • v �il with BA K ER an d SEYFRIED a red headed Jud,e Flemi ng at ,;ck 1 · Mr. and Mn. Robert Cyrus. Wn�hington f'o. CourthouM'--lht> --• I , W('Cl t l inl!' In ! h e parsona i,!e of beHt re's the best one yet for to· Mri::. Alma Rupt� of Rutland is LENNOX at loved Ira P. Day•� church day. On a church bull�tin boaord spending l he holidays with h e r NEW ond USED Belpre - -l �uess we Wf'rt' too i n Illinois, grandson anti wire, Mr. and M rs. much for !t eventuall v-As 1hey [ What on earth are You doing Rictlard R. Rupe and daughter. I COAL, • h ave lon� ago torn clown t he ME Try, that Rev. an d Mrs. Franc!, H. Glaz• ! for heaven '■ sake?'' reel e . Ch urch 11nd mirsonage and 1 FURNACES I one on your piano. l �r will leave Mo�day, for a visit 'i'd a huJ.!e fillinli? stat ion thereon ... Largo, Fla., with relative!! e.nd , • • a lime o{ rejoicing. May· Phone WY-2-3794 just at thf' rornf!r where you ,__:;:::;:::;:::;::;:::;::;__ riends. While there on Januar/ f - �-e many Llea,i!1�,·of turn for Parkersburg bridge-, holy POMEROY, OHIO they will celebrate their 2!11h up thin� Son did th!, whole 1t1,Qu bo youn. wedding anniversary. i brown. even producin g still am. I other marriage certificatt fresh • • • • • I from the courthouse az of now• • • I we are perhaps the most mn rried • • Mrs. E. J. Tracy will s p e n d . ('0Uplt> · around here, as we have • • • • • 1 her , with Columbus n i hristmas C --Card ' •. three �apers" ;,ow I • •• •·, . from Mary Ward, my Cheshlre son a nd daughter-in-law. Dr. and :.. • H. cllls!I male or years ago- Mrs. Alston Tracy. • .• a rtlirf."d 0. U. profe!l&or, shf' 11 Robert H ill of Columbus ar­ Jmt now ln St. Petersbur,. Fla. rived today, to .spend Christmas -Md never once said Wish you with his parenLs. Mr. and M rs. were h,re" -A nother C'lose Mend All en C. Hill. I I re<"@ntly retired from Youngstown Mr. and Mn. Paul Fisher re­ 11 turned Thursday evening, aner a teacher ! S<'hools( Science now ln Za nesville , 0 . . and lovlnll: visit in Cincinnati with their son it - Still another in Wilmington, and daughter-in-la�. Dr. and Mr,. De1. (cheml5l formerly �t ram(, , · James Fisher and daughters. ou11 DuPont Co, l says 'retirement . . Jay �yera left this morning �till give■ me no pain'" _ And , h fl had visited CUmghters In Oen• for C mcmnatl � join Mrs. MyerS The very be,t Hohdoy ver and SDn Francisco ·.his ,um, and spend Christmas wlth their son-In-law, Mr. and n ou r frltnd,. mer • • total or 11rand chll- daughter and J ■ d n r. Shlveler Mrs. George ua dren - -the other day, 1lx of Into family. ll!nlor cltlten, all loaded Dorothy Harley'• patient car Mr. and Mr1. Gene �Wen or .. ..,...,.1 ·'I . . -� � •�"\ .,,.., ...,.. and she toled us out to Literary ColumbUJ arrlvl!ld Friday evening, Beulah Jones' - Fr�nc.-et lo 1pend Chri1lmas wUh Mr. and at Moton Klein sorta studied about com- Mn. Everett Thomaa and other WIit V119tnla Ing back w;th us. Elsie Chamber, relatlvet In Middleport. Mlddltport N. Stcond St. profferi ng her lap for Frances Benl1 Wolfe spent Frlday at to alt on - So by a lot of 1kull­ druggery I got In Grace French'■ car and relleved lhe 1ltuatlon- DID YO{! KNOW r�rAT? ,-&�t S6�tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O , Der. i4, 1960 l I p :"he I .._ E 1' 1 IL .. . • JIii "J ' --,i_ � � A 80LIDAl' MESSAGE Anc,·ent Woy T feaf FROM l'OllR SHERIFF ervices Here 1 we take this opponunity WESLEY FRY PLUMBING & HEATING WY 2-3709 , Middleport We extend warmest wishes to you ° 1 to say, '"Thank. you ! " Dear Melfl Countlans, , • for • heppy holidey season. We thenk you sincerely for your overwhelming support in the November election. MERRY CHRISTMAS I SHERIFF and MRS. ROBERT C. HARTENBACH ECONOMY SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY c. @��·-· Im •. MainIY A bout People In pomer�y POMEROY BOWLING ALLEY ,. E. SECOND ST. POME ROY, OH IO s. .- • • I •• .. • • . '· I I I i 7 . ,. s � w,,h.. ,•• I . a1Sem­ bly at lhe Sallsbury School was In lteepin� wlth the Chrlitmu season. Special ft!etures of the proa gram were • child'• prayer, "'Happy Birthday Jesll!" by MI­ U11 Rizer, and two fllm1, "Chrllt ma1 Around the World" and "The. Chrl!lt . Child. Come■ to Christian Hornet" were ■hown by the ll@v. Raymon Konkrlght of Middleport. SenraJ Chriatmu carols were aung by the group, A turkey dinner wat 1erved at noon by thl!I school cooks, Freda Ball and Velm• Douglau. School waa dlanll.,... at 3 p. m. for the Chrlatmu holiday and will ro­ open Tueaday January l. 40 % Discount tide, we grfft yo• wit!, tl,anb for lhe - - )'our potronao• • • • warm wishes far your halidoi House ttom.roy, Ohle ...._..,,.;:-,: r"" lt,,..•• - Al el•• ■way prices on Thia S..1■ Only 30 % Discount Paint Wallpa per HARDWARE We H•ve Goofl Roatls ■INI Free P■rk'"9 T H I S S A LE R U N S S B I G DAYS T O D E C . 3 1 Special Houn For This Stla - O pen Ivery Day 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. SORRYI NO STAMPS DURING THIS SALEI , '' Zirk'• Dairy lar ., , ORN ALL IIEASON ...._,,.... ,n ,i.,.,., - ....... ··... •- • �- - ,... -· · ""· -"-- -..---- --... -·-- · --- - · ..---� When Pickens h,ve salea WI don't IIP I h e prices and then cut prices. We cut prices from regular sellln, prices, you are al· ways getting real bar­ talns ._ ..,.. . ,, ... . . � . .. ....... . .. ... .., ; , OOD Witt roo· · I Towru Jf&!G Ii W E R N E R' S RADIO and TV SERVIQ 1 Middleport FU R N I T U R E • 'M•nf Cl.ri•lmu• BRANNAN'$ G A R I G� - • • • l• ,Lue • • • word. •• .. 111. lo , ,.. .,,.. . Hfff.. 011r appr•• tl•ll•• In 70111, .......nnf ••"· I will .,,; j,;..,J,hlp. )"OIi From All Of U, At . . . RuHand MARKINS MARKET I Ohio - -I \ Ii I ·•-��, . lo>e, enjoyin1 lo the fulle11 all 1he pleature, <d of I joyo111 .. Holiday Season. ,: 25 / Dil�ss I DIIJW. I· '' Dun,. Our f Get your k!u. at Price 1 • •-41 • -- • · • •• •••t. . w....., All SLEDS Cut 25% MOORE'S I N POMEROY -----==� CbrlllaM . at Plct,m Cut Ila....... ees. Buy for nm and patrons. We hope you enjoy man_y fcstivt lloun, ! and many quiet ones, too, in the compacy of your.dolt '· 1••• .... A.. ....,. ,,_ A.. lllo HtolW-, .,.._ w,•11 ltHloC 11 ,.._ . BLUE I GREY BUS TERMINAL Don Bollin&, Mp-. Ill'. a Itri. llo7 Belllne • POMIROY, OHIO ---------------- c.A-nd happy. hearty holiday whhes to all our frllldl ------ . ones. It's a pleasure to serve people like you, and .. most sincerely thank you for your loyalty and good w11L 1: --------- I. FU■L -... __ .,. Ttl OtlR MANY FRIENDS ON OllR SEl:ONB f:DRISTMAS IN THE MIDDLEPO RI'• PO/flEKOY AREA - ·- - - I f'" • WE WISH YOU �% MERRY CHRI STMAS Management and Staff of Radio Mid-Pom WMPO FRANK YOUNGWER:rH. ___ • ( -- --•7-..._.____.,________·---�"""7-.,. .....-_,.._j,"4,..•�--••..'1'0'•......,_,,,_�,....,,.,.. . .., .... ....__ ·-··-� .. - .... -��------- ---··--- . ._ .. .._, - * HM11 Ot,lf • ALL �!, hand. lrc � .,.,,,. ,ST ....� ..urrounded by 1ho1e ., 1 MER K find yo11 All Pmnt 25% _\ , Discount ., .- J • • •·.. HUFFY IICYQI SALi °0 � . _ a,,;. • . • ,.. � to l May thb Chri,tma, so•t. D11uu11 FISHING SUPPues �'e".1:· -•· ' •. free:r:ing. dev• •• I .°" Mlddltport lal Gin, Sp1dlll Bikes and Wheel Goods NOT I C E happlntu and contentment. New York Clothin g Al Huntllg Clotlaes P R I C E S C U I SO-• 4030 25% - - - --- Toys MIii St. M I DDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE ALL WAGONS lies, Whlll Go1ls 25 •;. Dlscoullt L'Gr llllck On '.Ill(--. for Chrlatmae, with o u r thank• ' to you for your patronage. Have a w o n d arfu l h o l i d ay aeaao n t ..,.. c:. Our Lot1 Holp1 You Save Monoy To luy Other Thln91I . GR . EETl1, N G S Get llMdy ,_ lpr.,_ M Pritt WE MUST SELL - BEFORE INVENTORY' - L -- SALE , May Aid SE Ohio Problem 1 ...:�"I'·:::�·=.:: :...i� � �.,.: I... . I HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS, INC. SALE STARTS TUES. MORNING DEC. 27-ENDS SAT. DEC. 31 Special Here oea our flshlni Block. / day, only. - CUT - RATE Save For Nxt Chrl1tm111 Fishing Supplln .. AF ER CHRISTMAS ½ Price - 50 % Off Hard To hllev■ Prl... - .. - Our telephone • keeps ringing when we are go• Ing lo have I T o y Sale, Here goes our toy stock. This price good only stock on hand, all papers ' '. TOY SPECIALS good stock. II 1f MIDDLEPORT . LUNCH ROOMr PICKENS WALLPAPER 40 % Discount ol • I. ( ' The Thursday morning . ... . .. . • ... ..• .. . Salisbury Event Was In Keeping With C,hristmas : ·. - ... .. CIi j,11, p,I ■od .,..,., _.. tbt ..., "I' lho 6 Knowledi" ol tht !Ue pr<"' - roua lrm ID mioe w11ff. 1 .. ___ ., _ B...U ,__ Orpnilllll beir>R .tudie<! w ith decree temperaton " Ibo of bacteria found in &<Id mm< � fll .. ••:lpc r ol lbe acid in-- er can prorl ■IAi •M IIMrior ter may ,u,:�nt • 10lutbi (or a a Ylew Lo dffl l roy ing Plan, fo, the annual meeting lndepondapt bukelbal\ leam, In ,najor pbllullon problem irl Ohio elude detul ovlbrio doaulfurlcatd. the b>nl and halt - ... wtb. - for a f.,. liourw • ----- , ol the Melp Dairy Service Unit thl!I Mtlp area have ifadually a1ream1 . "a key organism (or reducing S u c h bacteria, unhatt«i. c a n 'n.a die brl.tll lbellt ,... WeN completed at • meeting of f� away ln the put few years, The- renewal of a Nalional In- the RJlfatt Let bydri,geo aulfide, l cause food polaoning. Jly . the Directors held thi, }"eek in but a group of former high 11,ehool slltule of H.ealth �ant ha1 � and bacteria capable of oxid!z:- tho county Elllenslon office. player, from Syracme are at- armounced through Oh� 1 Ulfl hydnlC"' IUlllde 1'> oulfur. · the '11le event will be • dinner lempllng to revive lhil 1 ypt: eve- Statr Research Foond ation to ,uch II • photoayntheoc 1Ul(ur meeting ,tarting at I p. m. at n.ing paallrne among high achool continue a study of the phy■loJ- 1 bacterium." I P,of-r 11,mdles" proje<-1 b tho Salem Cent,r School. Monday grad&. ogv o/ R1Ch bacteria. Jan. 25. Ticket■ wUI be available 1h U e am, going by the name of Prof. C'hHtt>r L. Randlet of • part of I larger effort to tolve ' 8000 from any director or the the Syracuae Vlkln� 11 try ing to Oh io State Unlvenity s depa rt• : Ohio ■treem pollut ion prob lem, . technician, Dick sterrett, and C. ment of becteriol�zy . 1t1pen-isor ; involving Ohio state'• Water Reschedule game■ with other fo l- ' N. Jones. of the oroJect. said une or2an• : IOUl'ceJ C.enter, the Ohio GeologJlowen of the sport whkh Aas litR ey Dou an , ouLstand lil �l!I "that _m l�hl be related_ cal Survey . a nd the Ohlo River tie by little fallen completely Into ! � :al ,pea r bee a d fo n ati 1 have n Sanitation Comm i.N ion. 1 soo nn ceconom c-9 the hands of grade and h1·&'' ,.i. k·hoot ry from Oh10 SlAte Ueilvenlty, and , lated and studied . p ayen. FOR THE BUU>8 . · Cliff Wllaon, COBA aupervlsor. J I ln d r�e ?.f acid l NEW YORK f U P l 1 - Holiday Among others, the eiSyracuae :�rrn it' (llt l:lc ha wtll be speaker1. rnme water Into itreama a ma• cooU who stuff . o and freeze tur• . team c nsUlts Of Charl Theasa, Announcement wa1 a'ilo made ior pollution problem In the Ohio • advance uf Ch�tstma1 are in k.e y1_ of an area meeting to be held In former Pomeroy High School Rivt>r dr11ina1ile 9flrtem . " Pro(ea- l cuatkmed, by the NationaJ 11111:i-­ Jadtson, Jan. 4 on SIi• - baseball pitcher ; Don Weese , l ast ' eor Ratifies explained that such t of Locker and Freeu:� � croPt. method, of mall:htg, h11nd- year graduate of the Racine ffjgh ' oollution come■ from the ox id,- 1 �� v , to be e stuff ng Ung, values and feedtnr. Thill cage sport; Roger Winebrenner, tion of Iron sulrides in CMl and I � i •� JI meetlnR t. onen to all dairy, t,,..,f former Pomeroy baaketball and : asaociated strata to imioluble *··••h• • ·. •• the- b�all player and Buddy Cun- 1 iron COITI'IOund! and sulrurk acid sheep · and swine men In county and will �tart at 10 a. m. diff. \'eleran cage player for Ra- I "The iron comoounds readllv •: ...,, • cUM!I In 1952. Othera on the newly 1 settle out of the water but thP in the Cantbrlan HOWi , .; 'I .• Three directors wtll be elected fof!Oed team_ include Butch Anns sulfur ic acid remain, and wreaks 'J',an � 1 havoc- with life In the streamd Buek Willia. to the boatd of the Me hi(a Dairy Service unit and one director to Any group interested Ju en joy- from fish fo bacteria," he aa id. , \.• ... ... • represent Mehta Counlv 011 the Ing an evening of fast moving J 1be ac id condition causes lroo• 1 : -AN D • board of the Central Ohio Breed• enlertainment wtth this team is ble11 with both waler t reatmenl I and sewage treatment systems ' 8 E S. T Im( AISOCiation at '11!1 annual asked to eontact one of the playmeetin'!'. Present directors In- ers. A spokesman f r the club us!ni;t the streams." W1 5 H £S � o dude P aul Moore. C. M' . Headlev emphaa l!ed that it w as be neces- He recalled lh�f work wa11 be• i Clyde Well, Wayne Rom�h. Earl sary to play the majority O f e:un in 1956 "on the aS.!lumption Dean. Gene Y(N!ll, Arv il Holter. ! games on the opposition's home that anv bacteria active on J!UI• fur comnounds, or iron mil(hl Oris Roush, ClarenC'f! He�rson- court . ha\'l' pertinence to the eventual David Nea!le, Charles ThelSI and 1 _____ I !Olution of this pollution probHarry Holter. . I ' !em. , ··vn e Roush. pre, tdent, preW 1 I ! He divided the problem into sldec!'. ll two parts: 0 1 finding more about I _ Ltt uo glory ill God'o poowloa ol Jo, oncf ,_ - - -TOASTE_ D_ · Robert C Hartenb h She i ses involved in ackl I ::rn, lta ;__y. thermproces NEW YORK <UPH - Spread Opal Van Mete fo at ion in the hope that such . J .......+hw lse aliees of Brazil nuts Biggs to Oscar � m gton · M ary know ledge may lead to new . i "''-!I' . ( · r : Ina shaUow bakina: pan, dot with S. Penmngton, t.4.1 A .. Orange. thod!I o preven1 1011, and 2 1 me · kle wRh saIt , and u er, 1pr111 tt William Fred Smilh, Beatrice studving the prospects of I mic• 1 iJ . bake In a moderat, oven 10 1'> 15 Ellen SmJlh lo James W· Whit- I proces1 for ac1· d d1s'1 1010�1ca These golden toasted Brazil nut latch, Virginia E. Whitlatch, par, 1 �I based on the reuction of ' <.'hi� are a marvelous ''mW1cL- eels , Salisbli.ry. suirurlc acld to sulfide and relng" ana'---L..,t Edith L. Forrest, Homer Formoval of this sulfide in some __ _ _ _ rest lo Slate of Ohio. Easement. way. S&llsbury. Two of lhe organilrm upon Ell� Lambert, Vesta Lambert, which Professor Randleo cast., BAKER to State or OhiQ, Easement, Sal- 1uspicion in the formation of acid iabury. mine water are a thiobacilltL,; Ohio as '4 : Edith L. Forrest, Homer For- species and another known MIDDLEPORT rest, State or Ohio, Easement, rerrohacillu.,; £en-o-ovldans, which ] has been shown to be responsible Salisbury. Het�n 8. Russell, Catherine L. he said. for the oxidation of fer­ T..lndsay to William Putnam, lot -- Geoerge E. Frecker, dee. Cert. 193, Pomeroy. Howard Yokley, Doris Yokley . 1 of trana., to Edward V. Frecker, Rarold Yokley to Dean Saxton, 1 Mary Hill, Ruth Spencer, Esther O.wolfe, Chesler. pan,e�. LeDtart. I I tru, .. . . Meeting Set Cage Games For January 23 Are Sonerht . Land Transfers dealer OIL, GAS . i ,' .:J lr:::::;::;:,:;::::::::;_____7\:�iiiiiiiiiiiiii..:..: your J, • �; I JIM ,LOHII 81LL ,JJ'ATHAM JOHN C. M. KERR ROGER 81NNITT IARIARA FAYE Broadeutlag llll Day Christmas Wit• Mule For l'8111" Listening Pleaslll'e WMPO - 1 390 KC ; �. . •• • - ... 7� ....:·-:r ': ! . ·- � ..,. )- -. .,, . -- .. .. .... ... - - •--. .... . I • ...._ _.., Iii pc ! You n g,ter, Get BntTII ANNOU)ICTD ..,,. Youth ....., .. P'" ..... w.io, .... .... illlll Mr and M" . Larry 0- Br len en I v l'l'II l''. t,,t,. ct Fa &. a re announcing th• T oun P pl oI Rvse I - Jloorl a CUI ..,. � Jon-JI Jin. IIMII • � <C.atlauNI f"ro,n Page ThrH) 1 W ell. lht> poi nt v. .1.s, l!}er'I' was a birth of a son on Dec. 12th at · . � them 10 much. g eo e Y ,HEf-.. - ,_... ......., , .. .. Lt-- II ber1 Smit h I · Iot or supposc _,,u 1 '. · ·GoIden years .. I Holier Hospital. This s their ficsl Run me! at Rl'V . Ro . . , • ev the n e d n a . 2t 0: 1 i o 8rmdl lo beauhful g1rl sh ll n . death, her people gi g gh n c: 3100 � l ike a Refreshment, � ,o)'ed c De � mes named as . Ja . child and h been "�-� r M n y, Donna ......,_ -� young ch I ldl"fn pressmg abou t bulK'h of h;,,1 1 schoolers and. are Mr. nmg by hav tng a 1urpnse b1 tw Beatrice May. � . . . Grandparents rt. be Ro I •. 1 y , In· Ma). . She Mr. and Mn. Rann.II Moon. llr. C(mnJI a,.ll. Ja. �• ....._ • day part�· ror Bea!rice ner, W!ePlnlil h('ar1brea k ing _. h i g h Iv si"nif i rllnl _ driving - -. and Mrs. Marshall Ad·ams, Leta11 Smltb QIIUUIWI --• � •"-� II •IL conso l8 bl• • _,,,� at, ... Mn. Robert and strai�ht into tlw Wesl. - I 1!,old and Mr and Mrs. Rex O'Brien, l have known lhe f.'.l mllil's on sprinklerl nw bi� F'loridil ' pine nd · they cone!l and aft e,r supreme and e x- 1 Chester Sta r H.oute . Great gr a 1 ong, both !II· des for s• o l'iams. Sam Mr. are parents seemed rke I m� own J P I arIV ts • so haustint! effort VOl lhrm lOf?elher ·Le· 0 Ufe tart Falls, Mr. J ohn O• Brien. · nea r and dear to me · thPv are· 1 m 11J1 arran�tmPn1 f or out on a I , a rC Mrs. and Routt' r a St . ster C_h e All her rlaHmatt>S and lt>ach· porch post - Dad still shove lin!:: S 1e Swartz of Alfred . _ will remember love_ly I snow and spread in"" salt _ H � r_ t>rs here The First Baptist Church of Gera Id me· Stle o r the d::uk rich I had years of that on thr- Sta te . . . . · B a he Bet h he m l d ne a Plants with hLS s1ste-rs M1.sse15 Ida � t c •� � • �' h a ir, deep blue t'Vea smude;ed in Hif?hw av, so l h� little dabs hurth m G reat Bend w 1II s i ht>r, brol e and Wolf a Augusta ud browns and · with black la!.hes [ ' around he re are a mere t rifle · tmas · l . m · the anc1en observe Chns I . , . Grover. and rose and white romplex ion · -readmg of Pomc>rov s and Gall i. . tradition wh ich L'elf'brates the ! . 4. vf'ritable picture of vool h and ooils' lovely lie:hterl <' ross and star �lrs. Herbert Glaz� and C'. h il- . 8 I rt h o f Chrtst from un.--c:m n-be r 1I · · n 1 ' beauI y If eve r J saw one -Nea r Little Hocki n e on 8 verv Jr en of Clevela d are the hol Iday 25 1 .,,;m:a ry 6· I "Ancl \ll'e •·tpt l hat onr so lov• l y hi eh hill ( ba nk , n>allv l overl ook - , guest s of her parents. M r. �md On Ch mt � as Day the sermon �hould hav • II life so brl•f. " in !! the r iver is slilj ;:moth"r h u�t' I Mrs. Herbert Miller and ot ht r rel . m th� eornmg ser\ 1('t'S (9:3o e.t . . � . I 1 i;1 ht~• ""• st ar - -An, u our two sis- • at,·ve"'· J:M hleh€m an<l 10:45 at Racmel . ·'Th,v ib.atl all bloom In th• ter towns here are r adiant as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saddler of will bt? "Christmas As Paul I flf"lda tf IIKht one approm·hes from t he north- , 8tidgcport arrived today, to spentl · IV OU Id "".x,,, lt . • • I n ti 1•: evening , . . . Transplantf'd bv Hl1 t·urt ." · , Kennv ,. :vier, �ih mney !'-11 d h e s soI d 'i Christmas w ith Mn. W1ll1�m 89x- . , :stTV,<"t"'-> t "1 00 a1 Be.'h i?h�m and -ahout 5() 5 leds - S · Id he n �er : ter •md Mr. and Mrs. Benl1. W!lIf " · · a nt RuC'int· > the st'rmon will be This C'hrlstma9 srems '-O :.i 1ad- saw <; h a r i � e! 011 ;hem Mr. a od Mrs. Pete Eimer of "1'hret \\"isl! M '::"n and the Chr istowPfl with all the dN"adfol traj!- ronvu � a ;o� � o, ))f'{•O1e l Y i Columbus a1·e the guests of her mas Mess::.�e . " . ffly in Nt>w York C'itv and 20 ,r l l hreatenm� to buy some l f'0- 1 parents Mr · and � rs· I:: J . our own Ameri,·an students pe r- l ards A NO w,a r t h•m _ You · · The Christmas oeason will con · ' I ' Strauss · h u • ·1'ih.mg in · the a u· · c r3 :-h ·i n '.VI ' linue to be observed with Watch m< · · hold U!l �il k �ose thfse mornin g.,. r . .i_nd Mrs . C!arence I h le �nd , Night service on New Year's Eve , r.nmanv. � ' t> in h aven !'i a nd wonder why So thl')se of us v, ho :ue �1ere i n ame wimmen have ,i:·ome to M iss _ V ida lhli! w� I I spe nd C hnst- f rom 9 t o 12 p. m, at the Rac ine m11<it all r-heer ea<'�1 u1 ht>r Time, this for appt>aranC'e' s snb _ It ' s I mas m Day ton, w ith M� . and MI'S . ' Bapt ist Churc-h a nd will be con• 1 amt II alone. the Gre,:1t Healer. ,1 a wonder we haven't �ot bonk mi- ! Lowell Salser an d famil y. duded J anuary 6 in a Community tnt! Racine "'ill ))I nd uo t he wound� l o some ; of- l h i>-ronk us _ We overcarnr \ Mn. Minn ie Roush or Carmel is Ni�ht Service at i>xtc>nt Small c-onsobhon how- this bv knit dres."!eS and shonldf' r ' the guest of her daughter ant.1 son- ' Meth odist Church. PvPr. l� those i ust no� fac in g swealen - but thert>' s stil l thosr ; ii1-law, Mr . .nnd Mrs. Robert \\'ar- 1 It is hoped that by celebrating ":! re.i t msupporh lblt' loss ' goose pimple Je�s - I' d get I ner. Christmas in t h is way the true . torer-,Jor trouSl:!r!I - but re,adE-r I Mrs. }f. Je'-'s� r eturned home spirit will be prolonged and that :.OOKING AROUND - In Mar• 1 we leave It lo you - ir th ere 's . Thursday from '·..Jei�'s 1-;eneral : the Lord's birthday will be ob:Ptt a Su n d av to ce I served without · 300 W. 2no' . Pomar-, _ 1e1>rat e our I anv . th·m� rt>a IIy fuI on lhe hospital and LS improv m� aw the infiuences of . , 1 · __,_, · 10! h Wt'l.nlm' anmversarv wh 1 <'h America scent' It's a bir bubblv 1 , commercialism. 1 Thomas Ga rne!I ol Lowery occurred almost at t�al very woman ?n panh _ l wo plP:� a � Air Force Base, Denver. CCllo., spot - the llcensl' Clb1 :1med from flahfl n , each Other 'n I a gunny .r i-ivod Thursda y for • v �il with BA K ER an d SEYFRIED a red headed Jud,e Flemi ng at ,;ck 1 · Mr. and Mn. Robert Cyrus. Wn�hington f'o. CourthouM'--lht> --• I , W('Cl t l inl!' In ! h e parsona i,!e of beHt re's the best one yet for to· Mri::. Alma Rupt� of Rutland is LENNOX at loved Ira P. Day•� church day. On a church bull�tin boaord spending l he holidays with h e r NEW ond USED Belpre - -l �uess we Wf'rt' too i n Illinois, grandson anti wire, Mr. and M rs. much for !t eventuall v-As 1hey [ What on earth are You doing Rictlard R. Rupe and daughter. I COAL, • h ave lon� ago torn clown t he ME Try, that Rev. an d Mrs. Franc!, H. Glaz• ! for heaven '■ sake?'' reel e . Ch urch 11nd mirsonage and 1 FURNACES I one on your piano. l �r will leave Mo�day, for a visit 'i'd a huJ.!e fillinli? stat ion thereon ... Largo, Fla., with relative!! e.nd , • • a lime o{ rejoicing. May· Phone WY-2-3794 just at thf' rornf!r where you ,__:;:::;:::;:::;::;:::;::;__ riends. While there on Januar/ f - �-e many Llea,i!1�,·of turn for Parkersburg bridge-, holy POMEROY, OHIO they will celebrate their 2!11h up thin� Son did th!, whole 1t1,Qu bo youn. wedding anniversary. i brown. even producin g still am. I other marriage certificatt fresh • • • • • I from the courthouse az of now• • • I we are perhaps the most mn rried • • Mrs. E. J. Tracy will s p e n d . ('0Uplt> · around here, as we have • • • • • 1 her , with Columbus n i hristmas C --Card ' •. three �apers" ;,ow I • •• •·, . from Mary Ward, my Cheshlre son a nd daughter-in-law. Dr. and :.. • H. cllls!I male or years ago- Mrs. Alston Tracy. • .• a rtlirf."d 0. U. profe!l&or, shf' 11 Robert H ill of Columbus ar­ Jmt now ln St. Petersbur,. Fla. rived today, to .spend Christmas -Md never once said Wish you with his parenLs. Mr. and M rs. were h,re" -A nother C'lose Mend All en C. Hill. I I re<"@ntly retired from Youngstown Mr. and Mn. Paul Fisher re­ 11 turned Thursday evening, aner a teacher ! S<'hools( Science now ln Za nesville , 0 . . and lovlnll: visit in Cincinnati with their son it - Still another in Wilmington, and daughter-in-la�. Dr. and Mr,. De1. (cheml5l formerly �t ram(, , · James Fisher and daughters. ou11 DuPont Co, l says 'retirement . . Jay �yera left this morning �till give■ me no pain'" _ And , h fl had visited CUmghters In Oen• for C mcmnatl � join Mrs. MyerS The very be,t Hohdoy ver and SDn Francisco ·.his ,um, and spend Christmas wlth their son-In-law, Mr. and n ou r frltnd,. mer • • total or 11rand chll- daughter and J ■ d n r. Shlveler Mrs. George ua dren - -the other day, 1lx of Into family. ll!nlor cltlten, all loaded Dorothy Harley'• patient car Mr. and Mr1. Gene �Wen or .. ..,...,.1 ·'I . . -� � •�"\ .,,.., ...,.. and she toled us out to Literary ColumbUJ arrlvl!ld Friday evening, Beulah Jones' - Fr�nc.-et lo 1pend Chri1lmas wUh Mr. and at Moton Klein sorta studied about com- Mn. Everett Thomaa and other WIit V119tnla Ing back w;th us. Elsie Chamber, relatlvet In Middleport. Mlddltport N. Stcond St. profferi ng her lap for Frances Benl1 Wolfe spent Frlday at to alt on - So by a lot of 1kull­ druggery I got In Grace French'■ car and relleved lhe 1ltuatlon- DID YO{! KNOW r�rAT? ,-&�t S6�tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O , Der. i4, 1960 l I p :"he I .._ E 1' 1 IL .. . • JIii "J ' --,i_ � � A 80LIDAl' MESSAGE Anc,·ent Woy T feaf FROM l'OllR SHERIFF ervices Here 1 we take this opponunity WESLEY FRY PLUMBING & HEATING WY 2-3709 , Middleport We extend warmest wishes to you ° 1 to say, '"Thank. you ! " Dear Melfl Countlans, , • for • heppy holidey season. We thenk you sincerely for your overwhelming support in the November election. MERRY CHRISTMAS I SHERIFF and MRS. ROBERT C. HARTENBACH ECONOMY SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY c. @��·-· Im •. MainIY A bout People In pomer�y POMEROY BOWLING ALLEY ,. E. SECOND ST. POME ROY, OH IO s. .- • • I •• .. • • . '· I I I i 7 . ,. s � w,,h.. ,•• I . a1Sem­ bly at lhe Sallsbury School was In lteepin� wlth the Chrlitmu season. Special ft!etures of the proa gram were • child'• prayer, "'Happy Birthday Jesll!" by MI­ U11 Rizer, and two fllm1, "Chrllt ma1 Around the World" and "The. Chrl!lt . Child. Come■ to Christian Hornet" were ■hown by the ll@v. Raymon Konkrlght of Middleport. SenraJ Chriatmu carols were aung by the group, A turkey dinner wat 1erved at noon by thl!I school cooks, Freda Ball and Velm• Douglau. School waa dlanll.,... at 3 p. m. for the Chrlatmu holiday and will ro­ open Tueaday January l. 40 % Discount tide, we grfft yo• wit!, tl,anb for lhe - - )'our potronao• • • • warm wishes far your halidoi House ttom.roy, Ohle ...._..,,.;:-,: r"" lt,,..•• - Al el•• ■way prices on Thia S..1■ Only 30 % Discount Paint Wallpa per HARDWARE We H•ve Goofl Roatls ■INI Free P■rk'"9 T H I S S A LE R U N S S B I G DAYS T O D E C . 3 1 Special Houn For This Stla - O pen Ivery Day 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. SORRYI NO STAMPS DURING THIS SALEI , '' Zirk'• Dairy lar ., , ORN ALL IIEASON ...._,,.... ,n ,i.,.,., - ....... ··... •- • �- - ,... -· · ""· -"-- -..---- --... -·-- · --- - · ..---� When Pickens h,ve salea WI don't IIP I h e prices and then cut prices. We cut prices from regular sellln, prices, you are al· ways getting real bar­ talns ._ ..,.. . ,, ... . . � . .. ....... . .. ... .., ; , OOD Witt roo· · I Towru Jf&!G Ii W E R N E R' S RADIO and TV SERVIQ 1 Middleport FU R N I T U R E • 'M•nf Cl.ri•lmu• BRANNAN'$ G A R I G� - • • • l• ,Lue • • • word. •• .. 111. lo , ,.. .,,.. . Hfff.. 011r appr•• tl•ll•• In 70111, .......nnf ••"· I will .,,; j,;..,J,hlp. )"OIi From All Of U, At . . . RuHand MARKINS MARKET I Ohio - -I \ Ii I ·•-��, . lo>e, enjoyin1 lo the fulle11 all 1he pleature, <d of I joyo111 .. Holiday Season. ,: 25 / Dil�ss I DIIJW. I· '' Dun,. Our f Get your k!u. at Price 1 • •-41 • -- • · • •• •••t. . w....., All SLEDS Cut 25% MOORE'S I N POMEROY -----==� CbrlllaM . at Plct,m Cut Ila....... ees. Buy for nm and patrons. We hope you enjoy man_y fcstivt lloun, ! and many quiet ones, too, in the compacy of your.dolt '· 1••• .... A.. ....,. ,,_ A.. lllo HtolW-, .,.._ w,•11 ltHloC 11 ,.._ . BLUE I GREY BUS TERMINAL Don Bollin&, Mp-. Ill'. a Itri. llo7 Belllne • POMIROY, OHIO ---------------- c.A-nd happy. hearty holiday whhes to all our frllldl ------ . ones. It's a pleasure to serve people like you, and .. most sincerely thank you for your loyalty and good w11L 1: --------- I. FU■L -... __ .,. Ttl OtlR MANY FRIENDS ON OllR SEl:ONB f:DRISTMAS IN THE MIDDLEPO RI'• PO/flEKOY AREA - ·- - - I f'" • WE WISH YOU �% MERRY CHRI STMAS Management and Staff of Radio Mid-Pom WMPO FRANK YOUNGWER:rH. ___ • ( -- --•7-..._.____.,________·---�"""7-.,. .....-_,.._j,"4,..•�--••..'1'0'•......,_,,,_�,....,,.,.. . .., .... ....__ ·-··-� .. - .... -��------- ---··--- . ._ .. .._, - * HM11 Ot,lf • ALL �!, hand. lrc � .,.,,,. ,ST ....� ..urrounded by 1ho1e ., 1 MER K find yo11 All Pmnt 25% _\ , Discount ., .- J • • •·.. HUFFY IICYQI SALi °0 � . _ a,,;. • . • ,.. � to l May thb Chri,tma, so•t. D11uu11 FISHING SUPPues �'e".1:· -•· ' •. free:r:ing. dev• •• I .°" Mlddltport lal Gin, Sp1dlll Bikes and Wheel Goods NOT I C E happlntu and contentment. New York Clothin g Al Huntllg Clotlaes P R I C E S C U I SO-• 4030 25% - - - --- Toys MIii St. M I DDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE ALL WAGONS lies, Whlll Go1ls 25 •;. Dlscoullt L'Gr llllck On '.Ill(--. for Chrlatmae, with o u r thank• ' to you for your patronage. Have a w o n d arfu l h o l i d ay aeaao n t ..,.. c:. Our Lot1 Holp1 You Save Monoy To luy Other Thln91I . GR . EETl1, N G S Get llMdy ,_ lpr.,_ M Pritt WE MUST SELL - BEFORE INVENTORY' - L -- SALE , May Aid SE Ohio Problem 1 ...:�"I'·:::�·=.:: :...i� � �.,.: I... . I HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS, INC. SALE STARTS TUES. MORNING DEC. 27-ENDS SAT. DEC. 31 Special Here oea our flshlni Block. / day, only. - CUT - RATE Save For Nxt Chrl1tm111 Fishing Supplln .. AF ER CHRISTMAS ½ Price - 50 % Off Hard To hllev■ Prl... - .. - Our telephone • keeps ringing when we are go• Ing lo have I T o y Sale, Here goes our toy stock. This price good only stock on hand, all papers ' '. TOY SPECIALS good stock. II 1f MIDDLEPORT . LUNCH ROOMr PICKENS WALLPAPER 40 % Discount ol • I. ( ' The Thursday morning . ... . .. . • ... ..• .. . Salisbury Event Was In Keeping With C,hristmas : ·. - ... .. CIi j,11, p,I ■od .,..,., _.. tbt ..., "I' lho 6 Knowledi" ol tht !Ue pr<"' - roua lrm ID mioe w11ff. 1 .. ___ ., _ B...U ,__ Orpnilllll beir>R .tudie<! w ith decree temperaton " Ibo of bacteria found in &<Id mm< � fll .. ••:lpc r ol lbe acid in-- er can prorl ■IAi •M IIMrior ter may ,u,:�nt • 10lutbi (or a a Ylew Lo dffl l roy ing Plan, fo, the annual meeting lndepondapt bukelbal\ leam, In ,najor pbllullon problem irl Ohio elude detul ovlbrio doaulfurlcatd. the b>nl and halt - ... wtb. - for a f.,. liourw • ----- , ol the Melp Dairy Service Unit thl!I Mtlp area have ifadually a1ream1 . "a key organism (or reducing S u c h bacteria, unhatt«i. c a n 'n.a die brl.tll lbellt ,... WeN completed at • meeting of f� away ln the put few years, The- renewal of a Nalional In- the RJlfatt Let bydri,geo aulfide, l cause food polaoning. Jly . the Directors held thi, }"eek in but a group of former high 11,ehool slltule of H.ealth �ant ha1 � and bacteria capable of oxid!z:- tho county Elllenslon office. player, from Syracme are at- armounced through Oh� 1 Ulfl hydnlC"' IUlllde 1'> oulfur. · the '11le event will be • dinner lempllng to revive lhil 1 ypt: eve- Statr Research Foond ation to ,uch II • photoayntheoc 1Ul(ur meeting ,tarting at I p. m. at n.ing paallrne among high achool continue a study of the phy■loJ- 1 bacterium." I P,of-r 11,mdles" proje<-1 b tho Salem Cent,r School. Monday grad&. ogv o/ R1Ch bacteria. Jan. 25. Ticket■ wUI be available 1h U e am, going by the name of Prof. C'hHtt>r L. Randlet of • part of I larger effort to tolve ' 8000 from any director or the the Syracuae Vlkln� 11 try ing to Oh io State Unlvenity s depa rt• : Ohio ■treem pollut ion prob lem, . technician, Dick sterrett, and C. ment of becteriol�zy . 1t1pen-isor ; involving Ohio state'• Water Reschedule game■ with other fo l- ' N. Jones. of the oroJect. said une or2an• : IOUl'ceJ C.enter, the Ohio GeologJlowen of the sport whkh Aas litR ey Dou an , ouLstand lil �l!I "that _m l�hl be related_ cal Survey . a nd the Ohlo River tie by little fallen completely Into ! � :al ,pea r bee a d fo n ati 1 have n Sanitation Comm i.N ion. 1 soo nn ceconom c-9 the hands of grade and h1·&'' ,.i. k·hoot ry from Oh10 SlAte Ueilvenlty, and , lated and studied . p ayen. FOR THE BUU>8 . · Cliff Wllaon, COBA aupervlsor. J I ln d r�e ?.f acid l NEW YORK f U P l 1 - Holiday Among others, the eiSyracuae :�rrn it' (llt l:lc ha wtll be speaker1. rnme water Into itreama a ma• cooU who stuff . o and freeze tur• . team c nsUlts Of Charl Theasa, Announcement wa1 a'ilo made ior pollution problem In the Ohio • advance uf Ch�tstma1 are in k.e y1_ of an area meeting to be held In former Pomeroy High School Rivt>r dr11ina1ile 9flrtem . " Pro(ea- l cuatkmed, by the NationaJ 11111:i-­ Jadtson, Jan. 4 on SIi• - baseball pitcher ; Don Weese , l ast ' eor Ratifies explained that such t of Locker and Freeu:� � croPt. method, of mall:htg, h11nd- year graduate of the Racine ffjgh ' oollution come■ from the ox id,- 1 �� v , to be e stuff ng Ung, values and feedtnr. Thill cage sport; Roger Winebrenner, tion of Iron sulrides in CMl and I � i •� JI meetlnR t. onen to all dairy, t,,..,f former Pomeroy baaketball and : asaociated strata to imioluble *··••h• • ·. •• the- b�all player and Buddy Cun- 1 iron COITI'IOund! and sulrurk acid sheep · and swine men In county and will �tart at 10 a. m. diff. \'eleran cage player for Ra- I "The iron comoounds readllv •: ...,, • cUM!I In 1952. Othera on the newly 1 settle out of the water but thP in the Cantbrlan HOWi , .; 'I .• Three directors wtll be elected fof!Oed team_ include Butch Anns sulfur ic acid remain, and wreaks 'J',an � 1 havoc- with life In the streamd Buek Willia. to the boatd of the Me hi(a Dairy Service unit and one director to Any group interested Ju en joy- from fish fo bacteria," he aa id. , \.• ... ... • represent Mehta Counlv 011 the Ing an evening of fast moving J 1be ac id condition causes lroo• 1 : -AN D • board of the Central Ohio Breed• enlertainment wtth this team is ble11 with both waler t reatmenl I and sewage treatment systems ' 8 E S. T Im( AISOCiation at '11!1 annual asked to eontact one of the playmeetin'!'. Present directors In- ers. A spokesman f r the club us!ni;t the streams." W1 5 H £S � o dude P aul Moore. C. M' . Headlev emphaa l!ed that it w as be neces- He recalled lh�f work wa11 be• i Clyde Well, Wayne Rom�h. Earl sary to play the majority O f e:un in 1956 "on the aS.!lumption Dean. Gene Y(N!ll, Arv il Holter. ! games on the opposition's home that anv bacteria active on J!UI• fur comnounds, or iron mil(hl Oris Roush, ClarenC'f! He�rson- court . ha\'l' pertinence to the eventual David Nea!le, Charles ThelSI and 1 _____ I !Olution of this pollution probHarry Holter. . I ' !em. , ··vn e Roush. pre, tdent, preW 1 I ! He divided the problem into sldec!'. ll two parts: 0 1 finding more about I _ Ltt uo glory ill God'o poowloa ol Jo, oncf ,_ - - -TOASTE_ D_ · Robert C Hartenb h She i ses involved in ackl I ::rn, lta ;__y. thermproces NEW YORK <UPH - Spread Opal Van Mete fo at ion in the hope that such . J .......+hw lse aliees of Brazil nuts Biggs to Oscar � m gton · M ary know ledge may lead to new . i "''-!I' . ( · r : Ina shaUow bakina: pan, dot with S. Penmngton, t.4.1 A .. Orange. thod!I o preven1 1011, and 2 1 me · kle wRh saIt , and u er, 1pr111 tt William Fred Smilh, Beatrice studving the prospects of I mic• 1 iJ . bake In a moderat, oven 10 1'> 15 Ellen SmJlh lo James W· Whit- I proces1 for ac1· d d1s'1 1010�1ca These golden toasted Brazil nut latch, Virginia E. Whitlatch, par, 1 �I based on the reuction of ' <.'hi� are a marvelous ''mW1cL- eels , Salisbli.ry. suirurlc acld to sulfide and relng" ana'---L..,t Edith L. Forrest, Homer Formoval of this sulfide in some __ _ _ _ rest lo Slate of Ohio. Easement. way. S&llsbury. Two of lhe organilrm upon Ell� Lambert, Vesta Lambert, which Professor Randleo cast., BAKER to State or OhiQ, Easement, Sal- 1uspicion in the formation of acid iabury. mine water are a thiobacilltL,; Ohio as '4 : Edith L. Forrest, Homer For- species and another known MIDDLEPORT rest, State or Ohio, Easement, rerrohacillu.,; £en-o-ovldans, which ] has been shown to be responsible Salisbury. Het�n 8. Russell, Catherine L. he said. for the oxidation of fer­ T..lndsay to William Putnam, lot -- Geoerge E. Frecker, dee. Cert. 193, Pomeroy. Howard Yokley, Doris Yokley . 1 of trana., to Edward V. Frecker, Rarold Yokley to Dean Saxton, 1 Mary Hill, Ruth Spencer, Esther O.wolfe, Chesler. pan,e�. LeDtart. I I tru, .. . . Meeting Set Cage Games For January 23 Are Sonerht . Land Transfers dealer OIL, GAS . i ,' .:J lr:::::;::;:,:;::::::::;_____7\:�iiiiiiiiiiiiii..:..: your J, • �; I JIM ,LOHII 81LL ,JJ'ATHAM JOHN C. M. KERR ROGER 81NNITT IARIARA FAYE Broadeutlag llll Day Christmas Wit• Mule For l'8111" Listening Pleaslll'e WMPO - 1 390 KC ; �----·- - ····---- ........ ..,., . .............. c:c :-r · - .. -------..... - .- .- ..-- ... � • .. ..--- ._ -,.. �..,.._ ' ( .., _ - 1__ """ . ..,.. •... ... .._ -... .... -· . .. .· ..---. . .. ... ... . ,: ' � .. . ..· .. ,I. . . .. .. . .. "' ' 5 aa• < mddl1p1111, 0, bee. 14, 1 960 4 . .. ... . . 7 ., a... ... •. .... ... • ··- · -· ... ... .. _ _ __ _ _ _ ,_ - • • """' die outt.t ll not In ,-, ,,., Artillery Fire Close■ Dec. 24, 1 9110-1 ! eoreful Chemical, Used In A andMr.cb-;!.!::' wen �,s: cu.. � " ed oot of tht w 1i y c p n • \ H.eplace all cordit and eden .u c� bt! tw11,-L I Fi Ing f rll tlltrn ""' • rlt rtt Wtier tip violi!ort ol motlTeo m Ow- ...., C)IIID. onierted wh n � plug lhe , ' SIOOI 1h,11 t have t rayed And wom 1. COLUMBUS - Mariners and XENIA - South� Ohio � Outlet coven are available Uutt . inaulat100 o v e r-long exteruuon 1 re ·t othc!r boatmen l\ave been urged filh manage!Dfflt W<WUl"I we l ,� cord runs are at best II RUl!I.BDC'e will do I.he ,amt lhmg but aren g eol Oc1ober tr m "' ,void We<t,m 1.au Eno each buoJ during u add,t wnal out lell can' t be 1n .. ea,y "' ...., no, ., du,able. U cherruc y y f Fr •al.en t all y to m- l arta . M rom ida ... hrough onda be source1 can N...,.,., E�-rtoe •··· .y ML ., ....., ......,._ stalled · ru n .1mrface-mounled out- Some ,nn,,i.e,r ,.,.. .. �. a ril !'·" , __ , aumg m p. unt fo m. ng prove a. fur4 to 30 7 pten I specia with l ada L---'- that hood. - ww, all ol ..,_ lets arOUDJ the wall above the locked . � l.f ther notke becau,e of artillery -...x,. available m molit electrical ahopa. mil iD a chlld'• wnrld 1'1 emu- MDflt' U not all• o t b<-,sebold baseboard to "" aet an outlet doeer \.m.lllADCe tM!! lhe E �from llrlng � Do• t M lx ' '1 llaa: l:bat .. __. achievN adult- danger, can bi mlnlmbed by the to lamp or appliance Eleven-acre H.olterm.at1 Lab , Depot Port ClmUln. Col Glenn Electric apphancH that a r e ' .. ":i.-.;;;a; Count y' wu treated to reClark --• b........ ,... J r ' \.··-s. F-m1It)' VIIUI I.IIIKJfflg 8........ of!i· f -....ug . used 1n•enmttently &hould not be . �-"-�-mot"e the e1ilting flab populaA it'rio111 ahock c a n result Ieft connected . A chIId prob ng ctr, aa1d thal Area 1 , N1l1W11 on , 3 ,000 fmgerling larg. t , Then .loo. 39 N Lake Survey Chart o when ll child probes an ouhet with around m a connected toastert 1s I U · S · mouth baa were ltocked · 811.1&would be closed to all forms or . . a metal object - pm , nail or m for serwu" trouble white crappies will be gi and U. . h the o mommy's h.a.trpm W1lh a toddler TIie new eJee1r1c can opener traffic and nav1ga ·• durmg .,._ked t ,.. .. John •.,.,._., .. Dl!'I ■prwg , ___. a. hnng which began Mon- """-' around the house it would be wise are attractive for the young e,. I hour! of Walker Wildlife District e fWI , day morning, 1u dup]ell out Iets per lmenWr. While on sorr.r. a I to repIace standa_, I M..an.agemnit ,upervllOI-. w lth the palen 1.ed variety �t switch must be held to kee p it goIt wu empha,ized by Col . Fln1 have caps lhat coyer operungs ing, others nm wilil uie can is op- Jey that the notice applied only , -- - �-- ened. Nothing stops them, not lo Danger A :-ea No. 1 , Artillery ' AUXD...LUlY • LEGION IJABTY even a finger. The Amttican Legku and the 1 Firing Range, and i.& not lo to cancelled or changed by any no- ' A111.iliary SmJth - Capehart Polt Arter a child has learned walk, he probably figures he ran lice concerning Area II. anti- held their annual childrf:D'1 climb ill!i weU and heads for the aircraft artillery firing range. He Cbriltmu party Sunday after­ neares! stairs. anticipates that thil increase in nooo at I.be Legion Boml. Santa Most basement stairways ar, the daily hours of firing will end Clau, ..-rived pd pretented each Approd­ and a ch..t1d with • praent. open, have a handrail where the about March IS, 1961, GI B BS G ROCERY the a.tt.mded children average acfult can reach it. But .shorter firing day wil ]then O mately 80 J party. 1 86 Mulberry Ave. for the youngster this is general• into effect. ly be!te, than head-high. F W the I i:;ap with something - .J-ieets . or hardboard, plywood, strips or tum her, towel rods, even rope in­ terlaced to fashion a tight web. tin R•slau,anl. Th, meettni U t llet.etlune.. _ .... Cu b• Of Pnch 246 � l\e1d al ,he ho111e ol Mrs Guy ·· • v•lliilio;--,r:,�-;-:-;.,.--!he hooteu ouiltod by i. dau,h i. " Mn. -...i ...... ,_ _., - 1 11 • 1 n "' -. " - -. "'' ,u .. oruun· Party IE Summe fietd tor, Peggy Jo, lo tbt ...... - ...._ Dmd •t 41 I , Illa .- • - - • , -.. ...._ 1 ,._ ,_ • -. Cub s.ou1 p..,k· n.� 1 . had ne�ot'.on, wu 11... by M11t. eel and Mra. Conrod Obtlnpr, Dlnver Kopple and CnJc Vy .... .. - - .... ... , - liA .... .. . pan Monday night al Den Peart Moca .-.... Mother , home Mrs. Robert Burd- 19 .... - •• .. lit .' 71 0 II .. ..... ...--;•;:_ ti. �: .ttt. "Your (avorite Chr!.!ilmaa carol, Gift9 w ere juda:ed with prlu• M rs. Elwood �wen entertain- • � ' Mi.ulonary ory t , o,- picture , was the roll c.U going to Mrs . Dale Kautz , Mrs. ed the Evangeline L -.Before the party lM boy 1J �nt s or la <It. .,__ ,....,. • ... e of Group Pomero! Church th Mil-I Lawrence tz. K wh . Garden Cart e club Chester au , Mn. WI_. llllllll. 1 Cbrialma.l carolmg at i;everaJ I en th met Wednesday evening for 1ta an- bl).n and for tru prettint wrapp-i of Christ Thtnday eveninf at her r I nua! Chrllllmas party ed gifts. Secrel pall were reYtaJ• ! home oo Chest.er Road with a party • � hornt was C r ed and new ont1J drawn for the h istmas Preceding the met!ting the decorated in keeping with tre . comm!( year. membera enjoyed a turkey supper season including a lighted tree 1 / • , ..,,,.d by candlelight al the Mar- I Ribbons we ce awa nled �i ,,. , unde, whicb gifll were plactd. JII• � � _ . _ _ __ _ _ _ 1 Guy Summerfield, Mrs. Pearl i Devotions Lak.eo from St. Luke ' [ bames. •�11•� f' � They visited the Mtig■ I Koblenh:. Mrs Earl O ean and I 2 were led by Mrs. Milton Roush I -�,/ county infinm1ry and sang c1rol! Mrs. .,orace Karr for Christmas fololwed with prayer by Mra. i r,, ·· i .end gave the elderly pP.Ople hox• arrangmenls. Flortnce Burnside. A Prophecy i e■ or candy. · Fulfilled' ' in rhyme mas read by . / Christmas refreshment.■ w e r e 1 Mr,. Orville Well and "A CJir ilt• They .elso _visited al the home served by Mrs, Summerfield w!th 1 mu s 14r1 tory for Poly " by of M rs. Wilham R.adlord, a den her daua:ht.er, Mrs. Larry Rouah i Walt.er Kennedy Jr. A. Chr� mother for two years, and gave and her mother, Mrs. Nora Brown I story u told \y Mra. Helen w . her a gift. and she gave them a assisting from II table rovered Leifhei_t and the group ,eang ca­ beautiful derorated cake She had with a blue cloth and centered rols. work� with the boys untll Sept. j with an arrangement of blue and Secre t pal, were revealed with of this year. white and blue candle,. an e:x.change of gifta. Mrs. Bow­ G�ts wett Mn. Larry Rouah, en conducted a Bible quiz OD the A lighted tree and other ChristMr• . Nora Brow-n, and Mn. Ray lift: of Chri•t with priui awarded maa. decor-attom were used . Morn,. to Mra. Edward Venoy, throughout the home for the party . --,e _.._ *' me, H··-' Turkey �upper · nJoyed 8 y Chester Club ™· 1111111 II ~• Evangeline Ch urch Group ' ls Entertained "-'"'-"'-===�==i 1 28 Mill St. Middleport SPENCER'S MARKET Middleport Book Store 1 137 N. 211,. Merry Christmas Painting or repainting the nur• sery? Touching up some or the your.gster'.is toys? Be s11te lo use a non-toxic paint - one wilhout lead. lf you can, purchase one lhal Is clearly labeled non-toxic. � erwise check the Ii.st of ingred­ ients for lead or chrome yellow, green or orange which area 1 1 lead chromates. Pain� of any kind (nontoxic or otherwise ) ls harmful before it's put on, oo keep cans closed light• ly and om of reach. Storage in general of poisonous, inflammable or otherwise danger­ ous substances should be giYen some thought. Keep liquids in llghtlJ stoppered cans. Pala& Safely Cash Bahr, Owner Middleport Meigs General Hospital, Inc. POMEROY, OHIO ·��-te'Ctlt«tl!Ctl!N!C"; ., next\ • May you enjoy To All a truly Merry Chrl,tmae. IA, Mey the spirit of Christmas bins )'00 Ind yours. J ""1 """" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Thanks for your kind patronage! Middleport HOME LAUNDRY CO. W. wish you a won­ Ohio .,/ � ,...._, .. �, ·-r:" � 1 be[ SMITH CLOTHIN G CO. N. Second Ave, !� -�: -:� -� h" H ·k E • W i 1 Refreshments of hot dop, pota­ loe chips, kool aKl, cake and ice cream were served to Den Chief BW Nease, Danny Abbott. Robert Burdette, Jimmy Broderlck, KeY• in Marret, Jeffery Karr. George 1 Skinner, Gerald Pullin, Raymond Michael Wayne Lelfheit, Den mothers Gr-ace Abbott, Kathy Pullin and guests Roger and Vic­ I kle Abbott and Rod Karr. I a;;"'-.-.====iiiii======;,,.;;-:.~-, 1 ,.II The boys exchanged gift! and three birthdBys were celebrated . orllftlllllti11CNt, 0, H ,se,,o'd Dangers Can Se · M'n'm' I I IZedsy Care f / 0 wne rs I l ll I'll Mrs. Millard Van Meler W. Main St. derful Chrlsnnu. May lhc Joya Pomeroy · .. • ' I POIIMOJ Rll G�OD WISHES , FOR . ·.: CHRIStffiRS ' SHAMROCK MOTEL S HE N ANG SPRINGS AND Keep everything out of reach, The more dangerous garden in· secticides and weed killers should be kept out or reach and locked up if necessary. of the sea,ou lonJ ''Home of DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Arrow Shirts� Powwwoy abide with you. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN f.):',;,; ' :i;v' MIDDl■Po•r to. aJ} . OUl' IJOOrJ /MenrJs 'K■y WI 1¥1f � .. aulded br thl . ·�� lnsplr1tl111 of ,t·."'jtf· ": . ' 1h11 Har, Nl(llt whlft _,,<f' ,;/'� '</j . M1 WII bani. r l°Vf ? '· " '',,.,.. . . ·l, \ � · . . ->�'i, . r ,, .'�i · � .;,,;' - ��\ .: .,.' _•,. ••, . � ..r... ;� . l\;, � , We will be Closed Sunday and Monday so our employees can spend Christma.■ with their famtlles. [_rf _, ,.� •f:� �-.• SUPREME ICE CREAM I Ph. WY 2-5444 Bradbury, Ohio Martin Resta urant On Route 7 In Mlddl•port /. V �. ;;' , . . i ,"c:· 1::;""'" -� .. �� ' .».,_...',, · Our 1111111 11 simpV .. "'''\" � Ma11 lfOU le but 1lnce,1 "" 1nJ011 a M1rr11 Chr istm as MEIGS WATER CO. 'ft••• SI, Mlddleport I ,v_ than any you've eva had Lefore. H. MEIGS ELEORICAL SERVICE AND SEWING CENRR 11, ,.., s...nd Aw, I' u,, ! l 'f \ (V I I FRA NC IS fLORIST �1-. . ,. We Wire nowen Anywhere I 11,JlWt.;.•• " "BIii Prane11� l'omer,y, O. \ if Pomeroy •ot1••r - •• bript wltb 202 I, Main , ... •an1a111, �CUI POMEROY Im 11d ' flllldtllr,. i, ... .. . BEN FRANKLIN STORE .. Pomor., .. • N. SECONQ AVE. , MIDDLEPORT ., Rowley & Reed Hardware .• N. Second Ave. \ . � ,. ,,,./, w Jo,oliltJllal: tbe 1nlv1hf-lt llollday season, ow bta1I are warmed br Ille dewb and aood rill of our 11111 frlllldr. ' DOWN ING - - ANCE . ... - INSUR - - - - --AGENC - - .. .. Y season be abundance! and good wf�figg f9r t.ho Hottday �oaso.n heartfelt prayer at this holy Christmas season. ANTHONY PLUMBING &, HEATING 240 Lincoln Middleport r;t., �- rgotfn gg ''Peace r.� earth, 1nod )'lill to 111 min" is our 1- )fay all .. of the Yuletide 'ff', .,...,.., hope lha1 lhi, Oiri11ma, 1•u wil l rec eive I ful l ,ha re of l,appi of Chr1"1nltl Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heeting, Inc. 232 E. 2nd. ollundantly In lht IIIOny loys th� Ouimnu - dut lt be benu �Rfi&rr ns� &oo4 beold, Ind lt • W•.. 1ouc ... wi,h r., ,... ' luiint J I ... POWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE N. Second Ave. Middleport SyracuM I ,,*.,... i.- Ph. WY 2-4993 Pomeroy EXCELSIOR OIL CO. . Pomeroy E. Mein St. A J�O�j�l'istll\� iM"'i' ;, ' . Mildred's Beauty Shop G & J Auto Parts W, Second St. BEST WISHES FOR THE wishes to everyone ,lw, GOESSLE� JEWELRY STORE Court St. Pomeroy Mlddleport ' . Marguerite's Shoe Shop POMEROY, OHIO • ' W"i•·� CROW'S S1UK HOUSE ,f Dr. Ray R. Heaton Po,_..y, Ohlo and RESTAURANT j; I} POMEROY, OHIO 9 i 1111 1 � '.t1' I �----·- - ····---- ........ ..,., . .............. c:c :-r · - .. -------..... - .- .- ..-- ... � • .. ..--- ._ -,.. �..,.._ ' ( .., _ - 1__ """ . ..,.. •... ... .._ -... .... -· . .. .· ..---. . .. ... ... . ,: ' � .. . ..· .. ,I. . . .. .. . .. "' ' 5 aa• < mddl1p1111, 0, bee. 14, 1 960 4 . .. ... . . 7 ., a... ... •. .... ... • ··- · -· ... ... .. _ _ __ _ _ _ ,_ - • • """' die outt.t ll not In ,-, ,,., Artillery Fire Close■ Dec. 24, 1 9110-1 ! eoreful Chemical, Used In A andMr.cb-;!.!::' wen �,s: cu.. � " ed oot of tht w 1i y c p n • \ H.eplace all cordit and eden .u c� bt! tw11,-L I Fi Ing f rll tlltrn ""' • rlt rtt Wtier tip violi!ort ol motlTeo m Ow- ...., C)IIID. onierted wh n � plug lhe , ' SIOOI 1h,11 t have t rayed And wom 1. COLUMBUS - Mariners and XENIA - South� Ohio � Outlet coven are available Uutt . inaulat100 o v e r-long exteruuon 1 re ·t othc!r boatmen l\ave been urged filh manage!Dfflt W<WUl"I we l ,� cord runs are at best II RUl!I.BDC'e will do I.he ,amt lhmg but aren g eol Oc1ober tr m "' ,void We<t,m 1.au Eno each buoJ during u add,t wnal out lell can' t be 1n .. ea,y "' ...., no, ., du,able. U cherruc y y f Fr •al.en t all y to m- l arta . M rom ida ... hrough onda be source1 can N...,.,., E�-rtoe •··· .y ML ., ....., ......,._ stalled · ru n .1mrface-mounled out- Some ,nn,,i.e,r ,.,.. .. �. a ril !'·" , __ , aumg m p. unt fo m. ng prove a. fur4 to 30 7 pten I specia with l ada L---'- that hood. - ww, all ol ..,_ lets arOUDJ the wall above the locked . � l.f ther notke becau,e of artillery -...x,. available m molit electrical ahopa. mil iD a chlld'• wnrld 1'1 emu- MDflt' U not all• o t b<-,sebold baseboard to "" aet an outlet doeer \.m.lllADCe tM!! lhe E �from llrlng � Do• t M lx ' '1 llaa: l:bat .. __. achievN adult- danger, can bi mlnlmbed by the to lamp or appliance Eleven-acre H.olterm.at1 Lab , Depot Port ClmUln. Col Glenn Electric apphancH that a r e ' .. ":i.-.;;;a; Count y' wu treated to reClark --• b........ ,... J r ' \.··-s. F-m1It)' VIIUI I.IIIKJfflg 8........ of!i· f -....ug . used 1n•enmttently &hould not be . �-"-�-mot"e the e1ilting flab populaA it'rio111 ahock c a n result Ieft connected . A chIId prob ng ctr, aa1d thal Area 1 , N1l1W11 on , 3 ,000 fmgerling larg. t , Then .loo. 39 N Lake Survey Chart o when ll child probes an ouhet with around m a connected toastert 1s I U · S · mouth baa were ltocked · 811.1&would be closed to all forms or . . a metal object - pm , nail or m for serwu" trouble white crappies will be gi and U. . h the o mommy's h.a.trpm W1lh a toddler TIie new eJee1r1c can opener traffic and nav1ga ·• durmg .,._ked t ,.. .. John •.,.,._., .. Dl!'I ■prwg , ___. a. hnng which began Mon- """-' around the house it would be wise are attractive for the young e,. I hour! of Walker Wildlife District e fWI , day morning, 1u dup]ell out Iets per lmenWr. While on sorr.r. a I to repIace standa_, I M..an.agemnit ,upervllOI-. w lth the palen 1.ed variety �t switch must be held to kee p it goIt wu empha,ized by Col . Fln1 have caps lhat coyer operungs ing, others nm wilil uie can is op- Jey that the notice applied only , -- - �-- ened. Nothing stops them, not lo Danger A :-ea No. 1 , Artillery ' AUXD...LUlY • LEGION IJABTY even a finger. The Amttican Legku and the 1 Firing Range, and i.& not lo to cancelled or changed by any no- ' A111.iliary SmJth - Capehart Polt Arter a child has learned walk, he probably figures he ran lice concerning Area II. anti- held their annual childrf:D'1 climb ill!i weU and heads for the aircraft artillery firing range. He Cbriltmu party Sunday after­ neares! stairs. anticipates that thil increase in nooo at I.be Legion Boml. Santa Most basement stairways ar, the daily hours of firing will end Clau, ..-rived pd pretented each Approd­ and a ch..t1d with • praent. open, have a handrail where the about March IS, 1961, GI B BS G ROCERY the a.tt.mded children average acfult can reach it. But .shorter firing day wil ]then O mately 80 J party. 1 86 Mulberry Ave. for the youngster this is general• into effect. ly be!te, than head-high. F W the I i:;ap with something - .J-ieets . or hardboard, plywood, strips or tum her, towel rods, even rope in­ terlaced to fashion a tight web. tin R•slau,anl. Th, meettni U t llet.etlune.. _ .... Cu b• Of Pnch 246 � l\e1d al ,he ho111e ol Mrs Guy ·· • v•lliilio;--,r:,�-;-:-;.,.--!he hooteu ouiltod by i. dau,h i. " Mn. -...i ...... ,_ _., - 1 11 • 1 n "' -. " - -. "'' ,u .. oruun· Party IE Summe fietd tor, Peggy Jo, lo tbt ...... - ...._ Dmd •t 41 I , Illa .- • - - • , -.. ...._ 1 ,._ ,_ • -. Cub s.ou1 p..,k· n.� 1 . had ne�ot'.on, wu 11... by M11t. eel and Mra. Conrod Obtlnpr, Dlnver Kopple and CnJc Vy .... .. - - .... ... , - liA .... .. . pan Monday night al Den Peart Moca .-.... Mother , home Mrs. Robert Burd- 19 .... - •• .. lit .' 71 0 II .. ..... ...--;•;:_ ti. �: .ttt. "Your (avorite Chr!.!ilmaa carol, Gift9 w ere juda:ed with prlu• M rs. Elwood �wen entertain- • � ' Mi.ulonary ory t , o,- picture , was the roll c.U going to Mrs . Dale Kautz , Mrs. ed the Evangeline L -.Before the party lM boy 1J �nt s or la <It. .,__ ,....,. • ... e of Group Pomero! Church th Mil-I Lawrence tz. K wh . Garden Cart e club Chester au , Mn. WI_. llllllll. 1 Cbrialma.l carolmg at i;everaJ I en th met Wednesday evening for 1ta an- bl).n and for tru prettint wrapp-i of Christ Thtnday eveninf at her r I nua! Chrllllmas party ed gifts. Secrel pall were reYtaJ• ! home oo Chest.er Road with a party • � hornt was C r ed and new ont1J drawn for the h istmas Preceding the met!ting the decorated in keeping with tre . comm!( year. membera enjoyed a turkey supper season including a lighted tree 1 / • , ..,,,.d by candlelight al the Mar- I Ribbons we ce awa nled �i ,,. , unde, whicb gifll were plactd. JII• � � _ . _ _ __ _ _ _ 1 Guy Summerfield, Mrs. Pearl i Devotions Lak.eo from St. Luke ' [ bames. •�11•� f' � They visited the Mtig■ I Koblenh:. Mrs Earl O ean and I 2 were led by Mrs. Milton Roush I -�,/ county infinm1ry and sang c1rol! Mrs. .,orace Karr for Christmas fololwed with prayer by Mra. i r,, ·· i .end gave the elderly pP.Ople hox• arrangmenls. Flortnce Burnside. A Prophecy i e■ or candy. · Fulfilled' ' in rhyme mas read by . / Christmas refreshment.■ w e r e 1 Mr,. Orville Well and "A CJir ilt• They .elso _visited al the home served by Mrs, Summerfield w!th 1 mu s 14r1 tory for Poly " by of M rs. Wilham R.adlord, a den her daua:ht.er, Mrs. Larry Rouah i Walt.er Kennedy Jr. A. Chr� mother for two years, and gave and her mother, Mrs. Nora Brown I story u told \y Mra. Helen w . her a gift. and she gave them a assisting from II table rovered Leifhei_t and the group ,eang ca­ beautiful derorated cake She had with a blue cloth and centered rols. work� with the boys untll Sept. j with an arrangement of blue and Secre t pal, were revealed with of this year. white and blue candle,. an e:x.change of gifta. Mrs. Bow­ G�ts wett Mn. Larry Rouah, en conducted a Bible quiz OD the A lighted tree and other ChristMr• . Nora Brow-n, and Mn. Ray lift: of Chri•t with priui awarded maa. decor-attom were used . Morn,. to Mra. Edward Venoy, throughout the home for the party . --,e _.._ *' me, H··-' Turkey �upper · nJoyed 8 y Chester Club ™· 1111111 II ~• Evangeline Ch urch Group ' ls Entertained "-'"'-"'-===�==i 1 28 Mill St. Middleport SPENCER'S MARKET Middleport Book Store 1 137 N. 211,. Merry Christmas Painting or repainting the nur• sery? Touching up some or the your.gster'.is toys? Be s11te lo use a non-toxic paint - one wilhout lead. lf you can, purchase one lhal Is clearly labeled non-toxic. � erwise check the Ii.st of ingred­ ients for lead or chrome yellow, green or orange which area 1 1 lead chromates. Pain� of any kind (nontoxic or otherwise ) ls harmful before it's put on, oo keep cans closed light• ly and om of reach. Storage in general of poisonous, inflammable or otherwise danger­ ous substances should be giYen some thought. Keep liquids in llghtlJ stoppered cans. Pala& Safely Cash Bahr, Owner Middleport Meigs General Hospital, Inc. POMEROY, OHIO ·��-te'Ctlt«tl!Ctl!N!C"; ., next\ • May you enjoy To All a truly Merry Chrl,tmae. IA, Mey the spirit of Christmas bins )'00 Ind yours. J ""1 """" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Thanks for your kind patronage! Middleport HOME LAUNDRY CO. W. wish you a won­ Ohio .,/ � ,...._, .. �, ·-r:" � 1 be[ SMITH CLOTHIN G CO. N. Second Ave, !� -�: -:� -� h" H ·k E • W i 1 Refreshments of hot dop, pota­ loe chips, kool aKl, cake and ice cream were served to Den Chief BW Nease, Danny Abbott. Robert Burdette, Jimmy Broderlck, KeY• in Marret, Jeffery Karr. George 1 Skinner, Gerald Pullin, Raymond Michael Wayne Lelfheit, Den mothers Gr-ace Abbott, Kathy Pullin and guests Roger and Vic­ I kle Abbott and Rod Karr. I a;;"'-.-.====iiiii======;,,.;;-:.~-, 1 ,.II The boys exchanged gift! and three birthdBys were celebrated . orllftlllllti11CNt, 0, H ,se,,o'd Dangers Can Se · M'n'm' I I IZedsy Care f / 0 wne rs I l ll I'll Mrs. Millard Van Meler W. Main St. derful Chrlsnnu. May lhc Joya Pomeroy · .. • ' I POIIMOJ Rll G�OD WISHES , FOR . ·.: CHRIStffiRS ' SHAMROCK MOTEL S HE N ANG SPRINGS AND Keep everything out of reach, The more dangerous garden in· secticides and weed killers should be kept out or reach and locked up if necessary. of the sea,ou lonJ ''Home of DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Arrow Shirts� Powwwoy abide with you. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN f.):',;,; ' :i;v' MIDDl■Po•r to. aJ} . OUl' IJOOrJ /MenrJs 'K■y WI 1¥1f � .. aulded br thl . ·�� lnsplr1tl111 of ,t·."'jtf· ": . ' 1h11 Har, Nl(llt whlft _,,<f' ,;/'� '</j . M1 WII bani. r l°Vf ? '· " '',,.,.. . . ·l, \ � · . . ->�'i, . r ,, .'�i · � .;,,;' - ��\ .: .,.' _•,. ••, . � ..r... ;� . l\;, � , We will be Closed Sunday and Monday so our employees can spend Christma.■ with their famtlles. [_rf _, ,.� •f:� �-.• SUPREME ICE CREAM I Ph. WY 2-5444 Bradbury, Ohio Martin Resta urant On Route 7 In Mlddl•port /. V �. ;;' , . . i ,"c:· 1::;""'" -� .. �� ' .».,_...',, · Our 1111111 11 simpV .. "'''\" � Ma11 lfOU le but 1lnce,1 "" 1nJ011 a M1rr11 Chr istm as MEIGS WATER CO. 'ft••• SI, Mlddleport I ,v_ than any you've eva had Lefore. H. MEIGS ELEORICAL SERVICE AND SEWING CENRR 11, ,.., s...nd Aw, I' u,, ! l 'f \ (V I I FRA NC IS fLORIST �1-. . ,. We Wire nowen Anywhere I 11,JlWt.;.•• " "BIii Prane11� l'omer,y, O. \ if Pomeroy •ot1••r - •• bript wltb 202 I, Main , ... •an1a111, �CUI POMEROY Im 11d ' flllldtllr,. i, ... .. . BEN FRANKLIN STORE .. Pomor., .. • N. SECONQ AVE. , MIDDLEPORT ., Rowley & Reed Hardware .• N. Second Ave. \ . � ,. ,,,./, w Jo,oliltJllal: tbe 1nlv1hf-lt llollday season, ow bta1I are warmed br Ille dewb and aood rill of our 11111 frlllldr. ' DOWN ING - - ANCE . ... - INSUR - - - - --AGENC - - .. .. Y season be abundance! and good wf�figg f9r t.ho Hottday �oaso.n heartfelt prayer at this holy Christmas season. ANTHONY PLUMBING &, HEATING 240 Lincoln Middleport r;t., �- rgotfn gg ''Peace r.� earth, 1nod )'lill to 111 min" is our 1- )fay all .. of the Yuletide 'ff', .,...,.., hope lha1 lhi, Oiri11ma, 1•u wil l rec eive I ful l ,ha re of l,appi of Chr1"1nltl Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heeting, Inc. 232 E. 2nd. ollundantly In lht IIIOny loys th� Ouimnu - dut lt be benu �Rfi&rr ns� &oo4 beold, Ind lt • W•.. 1ouc ... wi,h r., ,... ' luiint J I ... POWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE N. Second Ave. Middleport SyracuM I ,,*.,... i.- Ph. WY 2-4993 Pomeroy EXCELSIOR OIL CO. . Pomeroy E. Mein St. A J�O�j�l'istll\� iM"'i' ;, ' . Mildred's Beauty Shop G & J Auto Parts W, Second St. BEST WISHES FOR THE wishes to everyone ,lw, GOESSLE� JEWELRY STORE Court St. Pomeroy Mlddleport ' . Marguerite's Shoe Shop POMEROY, OHIO • ' W"i•·� CROW'S S1UK HOUSE ,f Dr. Ray R. Heaton Po,_..y, Ohlo and RESTAURANT j; I} POMEROY, OHIO 9 i 1111 1 � '.t1' I �. .. . . - .. ' . • • • - .. ... • " ... . . 12·Dall _SenHMI . Pomeroy-Middleport, 01 Dec. 24, 1960 �WANT ADS - -- ■ - ♦- - - • · _ .. ..--- .,I .. • .. • • ' . ... .. ! .. .. ,.. .J Legal Notice """' c 11.... 11 1, ... ,,1culh1r.11 loclety F l"•ncl•I lt•f�m•nt •• tot .... m,., " "" f'T �dmlulon1 - lt��l!� J_, 1 To:ltal I Adm1u1.,n1 I :,� 00 3 �:; � .. .. . . . . . . i .. .. .. .. . .. ... '"' POI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES . . •• . .. s . I OCia I News And Notes Celebrate !�� : ! r I PHONE WY ( 1 ) NOTICES SCORES - ���:!��::"'' ., , _ (21 CARD OF THANKS '58 STl' llEE' � "�R ( 1 8) EM?lOYMENT WANTED 1C -� • Holzer Hosp1"tal C•II Dick : 'soot! um. Mee., I N OTICE Meigs County Real Estate Owners ----- - --- things of Chris tmas our wishes for a joyous holidaj" . EWING'S Pomeroy, 0. Mr. & Mr,. Hury MIiier ' • ►......'-·· ,. . . ,, I ) Christmaa May your &e a merry 0111. MOTOR PARTS CO. /,' ==------- SALE OR RA T DE In&; Alf\- GOEGLJIN, READY,MIX CONCRETI - Miclcllilport St. Frido¥, .___ -. _ - _______________ For A Happy Holiday Season ! Eva's r1 e ��•p::: ::;·�·;;wa:: :: dolph , Nixon, Vil1on and !'Ian- GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT :! i• i !I . Prop. ! : ,, " HOTEL MARTIN - Pomeroy I The omeroy emen BI o c k CompanJi zi p c Phones WY 2-31 93 - WY 2-3679 t POMBOl' f J,_f, l, T'f I cM�, � I May the joy of Christmas surround you and yoUIS I From Your Coca-Cola Distributor / Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Middleport, Ohio BLAEJJNAR'S Strolght from th, heart comes our ' .. wish - -. to our many frleiicf' for a ' Nr,rr, Clviatma THE SHOE eox · POMEROY, OHIO Middleport 1• ([�r:.sfmasf:Je. M,, lltt � lejolce .,..., io fNCt on Earth Gootl·WW lo Men. HACKm's $OHIO Pomeroy Peace aK( . ""' " �or * ) �- • MIDWAY MARKET WY 2-2582 ---- Pomeroy · c'J• "''""' apprecwtion for yow good t11ill 11ntl ,,,./itlne, w n:tMi,l lo 1°" moll UJf' flll,l,n for II# Polll.., S-o-. liJ r, nlrnw .Wbea aU la aoae&zrns 11N 0#< • 'r; oJ ;,c• I .,.. ............ w..... ,.. ... FOREMAN and ABBOTT .,_ that Cltl..,1111t DIJ • �-­ GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT Phone WY-2-5321 N. SECOND Avt MIDDLEPORT Shain & Philson Store WI N226 ltD 2 •• -- MAIN STREIT POMlltOY ' ,.., 1 ,· 1 ' � ,-. 1 • / , Pomeroy t WISHES i 1 w_ (1 4) FOR Rf N l WY 2-5129 I. hcond ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE Also Delinquent Tax, Book_s Close February 1 , 1 961 ClYDE G. MILLHONE Mel91 County Treasurer •ll.U I.NSURA NCIIE (21 1 Merchants Collecting Agency N. W. COMPTO N, 0.. D. Real Estate For Sale ,.. Add to the sood Henry, Fritz, Homer, Beulah, Mary, Benny and Bobby At . VALLEY LUMBER aml SUPPLY CO. 1 ap.art• j - I GOOD CHEER. 1 e• rroitv ,- Btw1.11 I BfST GOOD TIMES ANI Legal Notice _ DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS I I Spires, 79, Death --,,- • Roush Shoe Store TOPS FOR Legal Notice I_ News, Events tr: Oti� HOLIDAYS BE 111 li-----...-.-.-iii.-.. -- u..i,e ..... .. ,..,. I rr: 1 Report ( 1 7) HELP WANTED • A elft nchan�• •nd drawing of PARTY TIP [IOl,>to cblpo, Cl'ldm, .. i :. .· - f_�'.-. f r l'"W!I wne htld . I Y ORK I UPI I - T u n a [•liced pumperqidel ramdil, V-, b.aa NEW � .,. . • flt J(Jn! ,,ir 1 L,c e\\·n,n·.: weft! d ips arc trui.t y . eecouornl cal part y the fia'o'OI' by ■ddq larragoa IDII &tr·' • anJ p,wdlr al � rn t arhe of Mn. Clar ence Ar· f art. For a b.Q:ic dip, mil: t ,,.. 0 tiaug.h and the program wa,i pre- 6 or 7--ounce ran, of tuna ID - 01' I I !-ented by Mrs. Howard Stanley wilh I inl f p o \ packJ , ere� ■our Mr. and Mn. Reed Jt•ffors " er l !>S;�led by Mr,. Mendal Jordar1 of ag� ydrated oruon. aoup In Cleveland recentl y where t hey Walter J ordan. Judy Seel, Laur� mix and� ,l.i: k apoon of bot �p­ l � made plan1 for dt'livc�· ,,f the Price .ind Mr, Dale Scolt The · I per lal:k. -e. Chill and terve witb new electric organ that the Car • mea Ou I ning of Christ.ma! penttr Baptist church Jli 1-e ing l iome 11 anri comm "Jnily w:se awar� by Claud Fosler. Cleve- phasized. Other members prc:.ecl 1 M 1Won ir wlM:J ha11 pre&ienl· included Mrs. Gllbert Rowen, '-fn. � : � h organs _ c urc es throughout John Ingram , ltfri. Hono S ans r ! during thE- past several bur�· , Mn. r. ·r-.1 . Galawa�. Mrs. ye.a · Chesler Price and Mrs. Kenneth Tue,., Wed., Thurs. The Columbia Home Council Nason. �1rs. Carl Crabtree Got Doubl■ Your ' group held their December meet- daughter-in-law of the hO!ll.ess, 1 PurchOH In Poll ing at the home of Mn. Robert was a guest and a.,si!'itr-,1 'ol.ith the Parrot Stamps 1 Bi&hop, Southel:l!l:lem Ohio Exp('r- serving of delicicus refreshments. ___ lrnent Fann, on Thursday. The I 1 S topics for the day_ were Ch'.�'- "1:W8 '10TE8 I mu W�tha, ChrWinaS recipes Mr, and Mrs. H . E. Starkey Middleport and Chr11tmas decorations. T h t• were in Orlam!o, Fforida during """"'""'"""""""""""""""""� 1 gift exchange was enjoyed by the ' tbe past week where !hey attend- I 'Gefterl.l:1'1' "1'''!'� • · ·· '!:c!lllllCW ::f l group. Those present were, -�rs. · ed the lnsurance Directors Christ•i 1 Chester Dailey, Mrs. Ve�lin How • ma.s party &t the home of onr 0( er: and Rhonda Chapman. Mrs. I the directors there. A. R. Caster. Mrs. T. M. Gala- 1 1 way . Mrs. Lewis Smith , Mrs. Clay Mrs : Dessie Perry Is improving .: Jordan and Barbara; Mrs. Jim iollowmg i;�rgery at Sheltering � I G..lon, Mrs. Dale Dye. Mra. Ltor- : Arnu Ho,p,tal und exp<cts lo be !I sey Jordan and children, Mrs. ! released soon. :: From The Family EEK INC.Reed Jeffers, Mrs. Carl Green- I Attendlttl!! Lhe .,mm.al pre-Christ- r. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ebenbach, lees, M rs, Ronald Whittington and · mas dinner at lhe home of Mr. t• Rut1ur1ni • Mr. and Mn. Robert Bishop and / �d M rs. Dale Seo: '., New Marsh- � I field, · on Sunday and were Mr. 121 W. Main Pomeroy Ai children. Mrs. Richard Gaston HOURS: 1 2 NOON TILL 2:JO A.M. � Urs. J, K. Crabtree, Mr. and � was a guest. . .:J »a-• .Mrs. Arthur Crahtree, M r. and .....___?tlllt»>!l Miss Rebecca Dye is spending Mrs. Rolland Crabtree, Kenneth her vacation from her studies: at and Donald Crabtree, and Melva Ohio University at the home cf Faye Jordan, loca! , Mr. and Mrs. bu parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alviti Carl Crabtree, Alany, and Mr. Dye. ] and Mrs. Ronnie Scott and DebbJe 1 Mr. and Mrs, William Culwell • 0f Columbus · ipeDt a day in Kentucky where ! ______ 1 they visited her father. Mr. Thom• EAT HRISTMAS C BULBS as Tackett and other relatives at B RISTOL, England WPl ! -TwoFlatwoods. year-old twins Anne and J u 1 1 e SOCIETY MEETS Meaden were fed cotton wool to1be Women's Society of Christ- day on dodor·s orders after they ian Service of Temple Methodist .ate Christmas tree bulbs. church met with Mrs. Arthur The wool is lo cover the glass Crabtree on Wednesday evening in their stomachs to p revent Jae, for their December meeting. erations. �----HELLO DEEIUI nlgbl Interrupted a wlldcat strike We greet you with a RA . Callr. I UPfl-A so Vienna families will have , ALHAMB grrl named Charleni:- confused polfriendly note of lhaob for bread to ea\. for Christmas . itics with Santa Claus when she ,- good will and kind patronage. prefaced a request for ChristmruJ gilts by asking St. Nick lo say hello to his reindeer: I AND MAY YOOI t:gg (9) FOR SA' e Carpe�tef ' 1 I �n� Ri ver BRJ:AD POii CRRlffMAJ V IENNA t UP l i-ApprounaI,. 17 4.00!) Vienna babr1 P'rlday l 1 : �-�� r�: I Dt!Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0, Dec. 24, 1960-18 It ems °I I a ' ' • J�n gsv1"]] e - Gr1111hl•nd [ �:'::1 ao $ • • • • ., M lchA<I Barr 1mall ,on ol Alpha Mill Carol Ledllo ol Pamnburg, W, Va, ,pent the -kend Barr has chickenpox, Mr. and Mn. Alpha Ban- took at the home (Ii ber parenta, Mr. Harry Erlwine lo the doclorS and Mn, Bernard Ledlie. Wednesdily. ! Jack Cri,p who ha, bee:D a Pl· ' tient ln a C.olumbua hoe:pltal. tw LangsvWe the of people The . Mr •tnrl Mrs Joe BoUn are en churc-h went Christmas caroling I came home and UI bnprovini niceno1.Jn( ' 'lfl.l( t h e b '1r th of a 8 lb . son Sunday night. ly. born [)(>(· 19 at Hob.er Hosrital. G ra m.1 1 ,areub <1ft" Mr. imd Mrs. Cecil Bolln and Mr. and Mrs . lleni)' 1\.rner. I E ng] IS" h l_etart Fa11s • ,_.i I ContlnuNI Frorn 1-'agt 1 l Mr W. 0 ( ,row accompanteV tHY � , · Mr. and M rs. Bttr· m our l' OunI ry w1·,, 1 the t"'l-l'E'!J ' son-:n•.ll\11 :vn l(I h LS , ' s Dar 11111 l!l ry and daughter tu their home m tion that our boxmg Jay " 1s ht> [ NI.ht 1 11 t rent,, pe word, one I.Dlertion. Minimum <'batJe-«J rore Christmas instead of aht'r : ' ?� ;;g Florida tu spend the winter 1 c1:!! k ntrv F""• �ll- I cent, per word for tbree consecutive insertion,. h•• The day after Christmas is a l f ' h . t M o rs Childe Douglas : �: cent• per word. ti'9edaJ- -one month for , SP•r• t·eoe• <c.,nc11Pon11 1 1949 Ft.'I NaYv l\cw Porl Hhooe Island legal holiday in England and is ruU rate of 4 ceut, per word will be chatJ� lor ad­ · ' kno wn as Boxin� Day · • Tfus : I 1�9 11$ ' Toul •-:dnni 11 oot ,aid within 10 d1y1 1rter receiving bill Mr. and Mrs. Burl While o( Sp•u l"rc• tt:1;htb1t1. ,tr , 1 1g�4:Lu arrived to spend over the weekis the day boxes dt t' diSlrib llcil l'harl�ton, \\'. Va. are spending l'nors In AdvertiainJ--Should bf reported immedi1lel1 1 1 1 Mrs and . r M parents, his with end : 51�1 � nd P en ttl'n l l'bt Oaib Sentinel wtD not be respons1blt for more than i:onlaimnJ lef' 8 few da} s guest of her part!nl!, l'Tom Count� Comml11ion,n. Yi _ H Childers and Mr a n d among the poor ODl' incorrect lnffrtion ,ch:r S..cllon l l l J l1I or Lhe ,c C Ur I l'h ristmas ce.e th c rum ,;; f ovei «;11rd 01 Thafik1 ind Spe:caal Notices of E\renu S UMl Mr. and Mrs. Raie Hill. Mr. .. s J:.OO (l(l '.\trs Woodrow Hall <■:i.liOO Llm111 . bralion Ob1luar1ts pubh1hed at I cen t pier word s I For Re•ul■ r t:l••• l'r,n,lumt, mother Mrs . Ran Might White's Mrs. Woodrow !foll , and Mrs Und1r section 1111 01 .,, 17 1 1 !ll wonns I DAY S DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. 1 el l is a ::.urgir al patient at Holzer is o d Chr st he r e h t c l ma5 T � t e r !\Ti c m B oo -ioo Ctf � K. c (SHOO Limit) • o u lle n er ined with a 1() IIOc 90< $4.tl(l S l .35 y.,, Junlnr Club Worlt. "TweIfth hospital. th roughou 1 60. :ZO 11.20 1 1 .80 shower for the newlyweds, 1i-f r. 1 hang i ng U ndu �..uon 111 1 . 01 · ot 1h� 1 • $8.00 - •-- -1 25 m . Epiphany of_ t Feas_ e 12. 25 SI ilO 711< t " , Night S7 ilO � v, �o�l� �pl. 01 A.tr . fA,�, � : a nd Mr� . Rol:lert Eugene 'I'ucker i · h e "Twelfth Night" service. 1i1is la,th n·�· etved b, l0 A M will bl! in lh1t day' i paper. 1 4'7 - S ub1Ld y1 J unior Adlvl t in al l he home of the bride ' s par- Januarv at. On thi s night S 1000 00 (SI .000.00 Unlltl ecora• d the of i trees lm r h s a s custom, howt"ver, takes a bit of C ood ents, '.\!r. and Mrs. W row Hall i Fr om the Ohio •·••n t'und 1..iw 2-2 1 57 I Uiec t i oo an19.08i of th e R ; Thursi.l:1v Evening . Mrs. Bon - lions are burned on t he lawru; o[ I cooperation from lh'e local f j r e MIO OO different churches. This custom brigade. em t,.,n hl p F�u 1F;om nt� �r .vl -• ---.-.,...---- ..S 1 H l5.0Q I mem Deohlp tl•·llt't1t as been practt"ced. for. �he past l h •-,.•-������� SWIT'lERLAND 1 60 00 MUDl::Rr-. unfurnlshe<l 3 rooms I Sile o1 Fe� •nd s1r■ w r coun el here e years al s · IJI � � ' : �-�� 1 ln Switzerland St. Nick ls 11nd balh ap-.rtment Birch ca b- tn�t���o,;, · Pr�vlouo ·y�•r I ty . However, the burn ing IS n t 1 s L' Z;'I PMo 52 Dresdra 50 ftRMJTI: AND PE81 CONTROi but comes December s as known, 1ne-1 !dispo, al •'k·meraLor. 1 ■nt'tlu • cooducled on lhe Church lawns. ' a., t'aln F'r•r i■,Pf'"lt110 ln1ur large closets Pht,ne WY2-5 U.l · M i!�� s_- ie of Cer,n, nt ei oct • 30 00 Plui.anl Clly r7 By�liv llle 65 in Gennany and many other EuroI h;;:;. ��; omm1111onn1 s 500 00 F u-y11bu ed IIIJ NaUonwldt. Pltoac- R. In Racine this year, the Bap- pean ,unlries. ra rg 60 Mays \' llle 38 1 9- 16-t!c ?­ 'Y 1\1 91ath,r, • <ik-r-Vk .4. ror coklntlu olhtr From ... a 1 It has been . the custom f o r ...,..ndu't C h u r r h will w list aN ' 1_ 39 _..we " .... McConnrsvln: t 100 00 C.., __ __ -- - - - - 81acltrmll h .. _ t-!6-11t Ult. • •·· $ 30 17 , Alllana 47 Sebrb1g f l - many years in Zurich, a town not, IOUSE 1 6.14, LINCOLN Heights . ' / ToM,.1,. L�J Rec11lp1, Yor th• Yea, 124990 6� · Pr i' c e M I' ]]er was gi' ven l•iie e ed for its beautiful windows. •tar4 roomJJ <tnd bath, new �u!I Cuh 111 Tuuur 1 ,1 Be rt nni u o r · Columbu■ Gron 53 Kallda Mt m awards. �rizes were won by Mrs. row streets, shops and fast trafONDEll � MANAGEMF.S T. :»)�}� : Glandorf 70 Fort Jenn.Jn1s 64 furn.:H.-e. Phone WY 2-3575 ur Tc���t Ym BIU Wwt'I lkrv� Sla&iol ud 1.rlpslc 70 Ottawa Puhl� ,u I R. E. Quillen, Miss Sharon Wolfe, lie, to celebrate Christmas eve 12 t3tl Gallipoll:s GI &-0 146 ois■ u ll HMINTI I Mrs. Can,-ou&. Powen Slrttl. l'tthl• Margaret Hall, and Mrs. with 8 long procession headed by S!'i Clly MIiier so,wry 0, s..uct■ry ..,.,.. Fealu rt■ lhlDOI' fl' SIX ROOM FUHN ISHEIJ HOUSF: PreGenzer. Those attend- St, N ick. 1n the evening of De-Betty JI Catholic tlawa O p■h, 1111t lo'hi 111 e.mplW' Mrs. R . E. Quillen . Mrs. cember the Sth all traffic 'itops, were To11o ing 37 Stolt Tolird-0 I S Slyvanla no 7flO s . . . 1 • with bath. Located :n 11.arrisonI l:x 1>r n 1e "' Me m ber■ /o r I ' •> er 1e ..(It k'ms. M rs. H attie Anns, aUowing the bearded old gent with p ' I I 1tledlo■ el btnra1es. Ort'III• lb'I d I T I 70 urY • o e o , ' v1 lle f O mi Il's ram , omeroy. . ,... rr,nt ye�r . 1 1 34 32 u t t 8 l'alr 32: :14 J I n mo w ,\ Wolf, Mrs. Ho- h LS Margaret Mrs S ard Wood Toledo ' H , S Mrs John W. tout. arrison ()fl..-"' Help for �urr�n t i car 1 74 Un " br ·ight red coat lo lead h'is 1 : i u ,·1 . . . .... . 1 s5 oo Toledo Central 61 Toledo Walle S I bert Childers, Mrs Betty P_re parade through the streets. ringvillf'. Phone SIi 2-♦fi:M 1 1 1 J J9 oo Toledo Macomber M Genzer, Mrs. Margaret Hall . Miss ing bells and blowing horns. 12 23 :Ile- A.;i:� .� 1•1nR _ · · • • · \/ �����1:ru■ • • . . . • . . . . • LSD D� ToIedo D,. Vllbl111 ,, Sharon Wolfe and Mrs. J . D. WISH TO THANK all tny friendti ln some parts of Swit.zet,an:I ' 164 et:t 1 ... �·he sent me Christmin Cards. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two t,· v, Roush . 1·0101 $ J� OT Roa»ford 7! Emore .00 •••• th e children cond uct Lh'•s tradi l'r!nnn1t, �lall.,nnv ind on , e s11p. Toledo SI• Franci1 72 I c e tional march honoring the good room il'J1. A I unch was served Of My 1ppreci:itlon it unendin g . · 1 rlfllcnl'i "- "I! Bengel , pu.-, 1 1 n d u d 1 1111 ii1·t1nmm To�o Clay 60 cream, cool aid, ke and cof�ee saint, at the same time frightenPhom: W'\' 2-:121'J 1 1-2- ttc l' t.i�;'..'' Mrs. J. D. Roush, L.etc1rt Falls. � : T���� i 1 o 12·24- l lc � Sending ing away bad spirits with �eir oned. men above the t h n · h • � t�; �:� NEW M ODER N , :J BE' D lt'>OM Te�:;�;""� J d 'h .. .: ra1• w�re noise and clanging attend to �nable but gifts . , ------ - -- • - I house in G r.- nl St. l\dditio'l, . ,., ,,11um� ··� , I , L' 1i r 1 fnl �·u, � , . Julian Mrs. Shank, Hattie Mrs. Europe throughout noted was t I (8) AUTO S A ' ES I All utilities. built-in idtehen. �;��d- nu., . : . . M r s. th at Christmas Hill, Mrs. St. Clair Hill, t ,wt .5.\ . 1·ot�1 . Supply, and Lumlwr Vall,•y comrne1 not L! Ga uge readings: Gallipolis dam Don Bell Mrs. Doris Adarris. Mrs. Tu • at Jun , ,,, F�ir l'rcmlurn, ., 2.\:i:1 2� o..td Clf'ri■ l l!lf':I t · n , . 12 16 lft· W '\' 2 · 2709 alreligious overly nor cializcd. , F.x;•c1m t·�,r ,Jo• J7 2l:\ · I · 2 Ieet on roIIers. Florence Adams. Mr�. G. .l. ,\II IM0.1'1 alMI l\o1Ddf'la To: 1 ,11 274K ft2 17 · 9 • 8 · 9 • rnnmng ough a multitude of inelpen omer y-Ma n 20 .29 , PL Pleas- Hall and Mae Don a von MF.'i · 1 1 fl ' , ' '\,I I\" ' TtS They � so o P THAii.EH Sl'ACF.. Ideal location 11,�:�.�.1� Jntt p.,1,. e · preS(!nts · mos!}y toys. arr s1ve - nl 23· 95 • ffmton ·048 5tat'IOnary · rec@ ived many lovely gifts. · · 50 ·1 c1 Tni., ; --11Dli �•• Mala 8'. ?8:\ nf'ar i.:r:ult• �Thool in Mi<ldiL>- '-v,·�1111 M!ra, · : ..i, � offered for sale. 1 ?20 1 1 ' Kanawha Falls .058 stationary, . I' , 1 · .. ,o�. . O�io ,\Ill�!•· M rs. W . W . Var i an and RaI ph :u,o.uo I purl. !'hone W Y-2-3341i. ---a-a-aii,;aa;;a 1u10. 1 1 Charleslon !R.00 stationary. All West ol Parkersbura S"""'t Thurs..... ,, '!'> . q 2 1 :?2-lfr ·n:!";;,'.;".,. ��,,, �. ,, ,, SLC,,-�7 1 �-00 I , I.at,,,.1:mo .so moveable d am.s on the Oh"10 R IVwith their aunt Mrs· J · D · � 1 0-1. !'lo l er were 11 p· London , Mm ·met and day Total . , ' Eh···r r i d t r Roush, Mrs. Varian was going to 110.34 1 VtNETIA J\ 8 1 . Jf\'OS all 1·1i'u�•: 1 sills the on were damfi Wlnfi<>M , ao11-t spend the winter with her daugh• Wlndov Olin 1� .i n1 stw t-• ii• t I W \I r.;u ,,,1111/NI al r .. :;: :;,iu e U11h111i)." 4Ud Pr>.0:tlon 1Snn'1 . • HCI OO Roat mov�m.-nts : , :• I Sunr•" 2 1 colut·i- OalP '· 1 ter. Mrs. West for the winter. t.lnl'l' m Norlh Ma�n County 1'.,rnwn1 of l,o•. .,, , , . , . $ Xt'•.CIU Ohio Ri ver - B o_you Laromb , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pre Geno • • LcM,1 ,,n r,••t lnh � 1 1 .o . . • . Union .\ve . 1'01nttro" . Oluo (ir,od ( ) J()rtuuity W r t l e ii! .. Tul"t • . . . . . . . . . ■ Ml� OO 11 1-- 14 , 8 p.m. : Cruc1 ble down 18. zer .und daughters Cherie Lee, l2-8-:J01p naw!t·i�h · s [}(tpt . Rich­ 11.-nt ,, , ,·� 111. Oll<'f' nL1ihli11is. ,tr , • 1 ,1�, no 5 : :ID a.m. ; Little Edward down Mickell, anrl Deborah Kay or FTJ m,m1I. V,1 WV I , :no ur, !lav �ud S ' r1w . • , $ 110,711 19 , Navy. G reat Lakes, Ill, Mrs. Pre 1 1 1!9, 00 r n , 12 : <IO a.m . : Onward u p i l 2 i 1 ·8· 1 5•22 2'1-51p snuud 8)·11e m 1 0 Huntington of m Genzer i.'l a sist er of Mr1 . Wool11 e��11�� m,r n1.1' · ·;n d 11,. 1,� , n :r���� - ' Ii: IO n . ; C ity COMf.' J. NDElt ><11111, . 1l1 f..l . r1m!1 , :,.i111t , · 50 p.m. : Charles Slev- row Hnll who were here a week, 2:1, down 2 • > Whiti• sid ·• :.d i I! ·i•,, p :.iwt r t 4292 09 IJ11lli11n.-1, ek.l .. i, 1 C1plt1,1 rnv111tment, '"�"' t i nlh!liiv1 rnson (town �3. 2 : 10 a.m. ; Nation· Philip W . Wolfe of Camp Pen1teer 111" 1 aui o m .. l i r t,·: 11 � ' ' .a ] down 2:1, l : 20 a.m. ; The]ma n I d I 1tr."•• lan11. 1 11 1 i !• MP � ;;; · � delton, Calif. is spending the ml11si111, 2 toric p · i ul . 8 (') l· 1 NJuli>moenti s111r11n� G11t, , , • • • • . .' I Jiio rMi Ann up 23 , 4 : 45 a.m. ; ElizabcLh , holirfays with his pllrents. Mr. inder. Just like rtf'".', 1"l 1 i11 f "'STA l .1 ,ATICl!"ii OF Cl lSTOM or Ve1t•r inwrl en .. S rn 11() U ) 2'! , r 1 0 I· ' d own and Mrs. Manchester Wolfe. t:er e n be yours '- • � C' am. : AJ 1' q u1ppa i 70 1111 , I · .i: W11rimwn·1 1·um 11. 1· ·: • , , ("•h incl � . c·er.irni<" l;w 1 1 1 nt·· Tn1a1 . nii�. : ' r, down p!l: 30, 1 up Louisiana ; . m . a 55 : 5 !10 �40 1 23 , pb· 1 · cir t !oor tilt'. buildin� �fl.•n· ll , 111·uu1 . . . . • 138 26 .. cees 1 4 : :J. 'i 11.m. : E.islern 11 up Z:i2, M INF.RSVU,LE NOTF.S r1.11R I t.:xpt,111dllur..1 for 1h11 r 1-, · ne at $10.00 re•· row ri 0 ' 1 H,01 per w . k . n . ::1���:�; o.m. ; James Hine� up 33, 6 : fi l Glf"nn E. Hurison who has serTrnn111ry 111 c. ••a�� ,' sqrn u-1• fru,t :\ lso /.Jll\' tvpr rl'­ . AT � :': I: " 'rOTA1. .,� 1 1 7 111 , p.m. : Corne II up 3-1, 4 a.m. ; 0. ved O\lerseait for 1 1h. years hns rn11 • .,· 1vi. 1 '111,ne Hutl,rnrl SM 2 ,...,,rllfi<'d: I • t 11 1 returned lo St._ l..ouis aflcr a fi0.- 1 � r,• 1 c Lelfhelt. 1'1'�81d,·n: F . Shea r er up 34, 5 : 20 a.m. 1 12-19-31)!(' 4!114. F 11. .luhlUhtn. S{';-re!al')' I M ' ,. ld: ,.. po r t Orlenian d ay Iea \'e aI h IB home. C. a tllpolii, Oum \ ' h�-. lhdrord, ,-,.. � 8 urtr 1 2 24-l fr j lanvia of Pennsy . Hudson Eugene down 7 : :iO p.m. ; Mike Creditor ! · Mymother, · his visiting been has s•r1tAW de' , • e l in down IJ:110 n.m. I . Minersville of Hudson. la ad lolK Cl! II or Wrile: Kanawha Rlvtr _ R. W. Leu Mr. and Mrs. Willard lloschar j UGAL NOTICI tk F,,rm Su• : � London 1 2 : 35 a,m. ·. Dundown , 1 >\T �l'• :'l rP nox n a in� ull · • Tl1e, 1nr 11 ,1 moeetln,r 111 the ,tu,-� Hartford, W. Va. were week ' of , 1 B11·fe o n · ·· 'nl! , P'u� · , : , -2 ·.mllO , ,, ,•,1, r� uni1 , 1r,"(' tur1 "' th,• n.,,,s 1, r l' an D nice up Marmet 3 50 a.m , wr:w II" l'honr W\' 2-!1!17fi nd Vl81' lors of the home OI My Ia I e �nd l'roduct t.:om11•n1 w111 he tu'd 1 12 1 15-3(1:, 8:40 p.m. J1111uary .!llth, l911 1 •t t h c u ,: ,., .1, , ,. •� Oefender down Winfield Simun'ta Markt•t , Pomrrn" Hudson. dflr,. " 1 HIil I'• m . . by u ritur "' Ille Helen Z . up Winfield 12: 30 a.m. ; : -------1 1 · 30-3ot c fl l'l'Jr•hnl C. M llcnnc•�•·y. • Ill it. it,· B � '• CALF, large. Artificial C. V. Horner up Winfield 5 30 • ---- - I n J In. Pt>arl W!llli1ms, Pom- ' a , ; Merrill down Winfield 1 : · Chauncey uo•• •oT,co, II.in isonvlll!' !load. ,I Called By Ttu1 1n11u1I metlln� ur tllt' 1tooe1t- ,o ,. m 12 2,1 310 , l, holrl(•r, o ! t h • t>o1neroy N1t1un11 -----Chauncey Splres, 79, a long1 Hank ul I omeroy, Ohlu, tur \ht d&1:· t .,._ I time resident of Gallia roun y tlon of dlHdor, • .,,d th• lr1n111ctiCU1 G , :1 F�F:L Oil and t·oal fur­ _ of 11nv oth,· r 1m.ln•11 lhal m1y �om, I H•JlIn day 1 Fr' n p ·m · dt'ed 8t 5 ..., beforl' t he mll!etln1, will bf held •l n _ i', C'HII Im lrf'I' esl 1mJl!r!! , th■ orr1n nr ••Iii Pnmrroy N1tlon1I , where he had been hospital zer _ . _ 1111 , Abholl Middluport Sterrett aanlL on J1nuuy 10. 1 1111 1 , 1l 3·· 30 hose A Hot enlC!red who t mong 8 patient for over a week. He was p. m . 6-10. lh' Befort t:30 A . M. • .f · · ta I i· n the pa!It 2•, hours ' 1w�sn;·n·Ea v.01soN zer h 01p1 born in Meigs county on Sept. 17, , M lddlopo,t WY 2,264f Ptoldt' n l I SIN ER CANAIIY BlltDR-$5,00. . Martin P Dfnnis Mn. were: K AUTZ F I ID STOA I , 12, a 10 1, io1. 188 1 , the son of the late Emory t l l 7 111r Al Ch"ter '� He-lf'II At kJm1, SIIHlcr's Curtis G a po Gi Is, b son I Ill �n. I and Allie Spires. '' " ' Vukon 5-2145 1 1 12 • 22-�tp Rt. 3 Vinton, Mrs. Ora P. Blddll" His marriage was to the forHAMILL SIRVICI STATION Mrs. Pleasant, Pl. Sl., Main 902 It fort t:00 A. M, mer Ella Flint in 1905 and she 'VISCOUNT TAPE Re1 LIOAL NOTICI Albany S353 Av" Maple 2918 Hoss, F. Harold preceded him In death in 1908. BhlR .,m be ret:ehed et U1t1 otflc• . 3 Speed11 - like new. ' I ver, Dav S.rvlce nt W,h•li· r •nd fuH1. Altornty■, Pt. Plen ,. .,'11 . Mrs. Donald Goheen Children surviving are D e n n I 1 Y-1-2440, I Po meroy N•U.-11111 Bani! Bulldln11, mr roy , Oh l._ , unill Thurllday, De­ New Have11, W. Va., Mrs. Carl Spire, of Phoenix, Ariz., Gerald , Edward■, lnl. Agency A.lR CONDITIONING. REFRIG- Pceom ! be1· a&. 1980. for lhe ul<11, •' t h e 1 12 1 22-3k €RATION IU:l'Vitt .Jaek · s fle. ' nal e■1•t1 of l.lJ111 D. Minor, dee.a1- E. M 1 1 c h, 239 Mulberry Ave Spires o f Ewington and M r •· Athens. 1 lrlgeration New Haven Phone «!The ml ut•te eond■ta 01 appro.l. Pomeroy , Carl E. Morrl8, Ru , Mary Virginia Bricker of D GO()I) Hol rorfef! ol I Rt. lJearing, Ann Nancy land. Akron Spires A brother Roy m•lel y 70 IO"UI ot l.nd 1Uuated 111 rtJ !-3537_ _ _ __ � 23,,tf Salc11n __ r, __ Towruhlp, Mtl11 Counl), Ohio, Jackson. . -� cup. Jack'■ Dairy survives. ■nd 1 1 l or • le d n t1r lle.ter. Th ue 1 1 < 12 > :n..u, NEIGLER BUILDING StJPPLV • !l, roorn Nltltlltport, 0. trame dwtlllnt houH. barn Blrihl Services are set for 2 p.m. nela . viny l ube&- ind u1 l1er outbuUdln11 loo1l1d on I Mrs. Ronald MUler. Jackson, Tue Cabl Klkht!n sday at the McC.Oy Funeral AU. PUPS, 7 week! ) 1111d ,,-11 ca111e. 9 I 9 InSulat 1on awn, The � bl .. ,A OC• ..,. real · p I n fl e1t1te IIH appr1lud tor I ,on, I : 2·, p.m Fr ay . · ] WI'II be m e. Bur1a m i, w rs. Id M Lo I h ,. white, two tan. F r e e M.300.00 1nt1 unnol br •o ld for le11 , · dow I ype , CaII .,,,alg g wm In . th-_11 · the maY appralted · value. , Friends dll!Mi St., Beech 457 eaver, e 1 8 11 d l J Grove cemetery, home Mra. G a 11·:23-TFC Thr rlyh1 1 1 re■eu•-ct 10 nJttl """ len. Ractne, Ohio , Lfnooln St. . Mlddloport. Monday. home runeraJ rt daughle1·, Fr,1 1 : o.', a,m call at the or 111 bid� Sale 1ubjecl to 1p9r!Sva l I po , Mldclt■port WY 2•2709 01 lh• l'ru \;�� � 11 day. Mn Walter Harvey, Rt. I Mr. Spirea lived on the Cam, 12 :n ltc ',iv Wllf&. .1 ; ;11ob ,Mt•r, - -AUCTIONEER A d min1■tr1tor Carpenter. deUJ1hter, 2 : ff ■.m paign-Bulaville Rd. or the li:et..te of I ..ANABLE RA-• RE ,,...,._, �� l'OSSESS&D Fr i'doy Mn. Alon10 E. Howell. L P. Minor, MTLSr..\CTION GUARANTF.l!!D NIT PIANO c 1l3 daughter, 2 : 03 a.m. Fri• Oak Webal:: :� i-· u111, C■II or '"'" •• 0. Prlffll - ''" Tun­ A1torney 1 for l day, AdmlnL1tulor •:bf.1ler, Obto "" Prt■ hnch DlffilU&ed OPTOMETRIST ,, \1¥trr1nty. I ..22-.10-tp �lnber 11, 11, 11 , 13. M. :a, end 28 In di1Charpd recenUy Pallents ti Plano Tunln� • R•· Office Hours: 9 to I�. 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on cludod Mn. Pluma Quickle, ee.:Adult�i■no rk o AUCTIONEER Thurs. - East Court St , Pomeroy i;£1 - Le-,n To Play FOR SAL�; 4 BEDROOM FRAME ii Picken,. Mrs. Saul R. , Welch, C.mpltlt Stn-lc. · ' \ Rell11ious - Jan Mrs. Louis Lamb, Mn. David house, built•ln kitchen ¼. baseCrill lr■d f■ld Mute'. Private Lt11,onr, In Su!Uns and inrant son, Clare� ment . gus floar (urn.ice. paint• ll'rlle. l'bo .. •• Ceatad 1tudlo, , Winston fr 0 .u e this ye r, near Filher. · A l ed Grubb 4 C. BRADFORD. R■•""• Ohio ed oulsid tou PJ1y \'our lr.t LeHOh , Har - -- - school . South 3rd st . . M iddle- Plancufl, Mrs. Blythe Theill Or You Don't Pa�· " CLOGGED DHAIN or !ieptlc old D. Nelion, Carl Scarberry �• --OTOI MUIIC CO. port, 0. Phone WY 2-2342. Tank? Get Kleun-Em-AII Sep, William Dixon, Randall G . Fish­ ;,_ 111-- 11'. 2nd St. 1 , 12 !Ute tic tank cleaner. Fut and econ­ THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN er Norma EUloll, Mill Mlll'l!ar• WY 2·jl88G !';Jli\ffoy The Payment of December and June Olnlcal. Landmark Farm BurFor et I "IJIII\OII, Mro. Low Jenltin8. 1960, Real Estate Taxes eau, Pomeroy . 11-17-fflr N, ' iwnlllon, Terry McCain, I HR In( 8Ull .DING. R· ,y Montgomery, Ronda Slmp­ mom .11M I LU:R l'UIINACE8, WE8'J . ••· Marlin Layne, Ruty Baird. t11Pnt1 . 111 1N1 doop Middle- IIRIE ING HOUSE ■ppllance1. Arnold tat'I Joy L. . and oo C .IW'o. a, on PrWf' . E · MIDUL NJRl' - 7-room Ir:• . \: p0i , Hutlna Brothen, Syracu■,, Ohio. Phone "- AW., Wa l18t Gru..., W'I' t-:11!0 1 with bath, gas heating, ga, ,ge, , g l t dn l A - •-• tor renl ti-Hf large lot, located on Hou , 7. «ordln o he ml lgb re- · tho nurlln1 department, I of port '5500,00 Term,. BI !2 0M.1114 I 1"• 1 I ' • ..,c r""PLIES WY Clull1 and "William WJI- , -­ LEPORT - 8- l'OOI I t rame 'nloma, MIDD MP PR0l ,Ung llamaon """ both In poor �I l.l!:TE INSURANCE houlO with bath, faa , - - AP .. 9PE�l,\UI - 1 !'O let':l lon. Lite Auto. P'n. Pollo- garage. comer lot, near 1 lion. 17 ,1rr,'tl , r, •! " tt:ts.11! •oob. s I Call Oon Milli. Middleport. Oblo ! TIJooe who were lialed u la ir It ., •• ,..,, It R p, I-Sf.I.• $71100.00. . F. Canaltr,)ln "ftrl'ftr\ nn1r11 ltt'IUO . BARNES-SIMPSONCNSURA Nca· ALBERT M . COX, Salo.man , Included Mn, ..� I t ld, William OU. Sa lerfle Agents Middlr.poli fl"lrt. Auto, M ::rrtt:OPf» rT Al\! 1Wfl1'011S BDX 119, PHONE WY 1-mo Rol<'oe Mn. Rober­ WIIIII, La..,.... ley ll10bi11 Bonds Phone WY • WY 1•3830, .. F:i\t1 "It••• 'Ctfft'I PnnttNty 1 t2-M-3tc ; Newt Wantllinll, Otbo Scott, la """"" "'V!-l't71 j IIIO.'I -8-2'MI - -- - - - - -- --------Martin, Dennis Mra. Radeldn, 11-:21.-Ur (24A) FOR Mn. Ora Biddle, John M 1 1 1 e r, REAi ESTATE �. Mn. !'anolo CaltlEarl TWO ACRES, I ROOM. tlOUSl'l, <;:hrllll Days, Nancy Dearwell, Al'ARTMENTS - Fumi,hed and -oO rioor lurnace, running wat- ! I Batlle Glllelple. Robtr, er In house. two outbojlldlnp. Silt IIOOM HOUSJ!!, 1-1 acre lot, lllum•"'i·" lk�t»i,r, Middle and Mn. Mh)nlo Johnllerr) howie Ills for Will Mil or trade I c<Uar. good ooe car prag, t-lJ.11 · Pllont WY2,!182J . -.. , patient■ were reother AU l ICII Pl)� a Smal down One an<! 1.10 milt aul of Mid· Ir lier. I good. ported 8""' write or Call ON!!: ,11n: R(J(JM < l ' � RT'lrl\/1 wlll r1nance. ,lle;m,·1 z,,, • c , Hollow ltd . . R ,rt A. "'"" " · 1�,r. �,con:! Ave. · Two unlll ol blood �, · , aur,w,. , ,ith '11111h Phan< W, 1-!'>41 •• , R. 1, Elmer ilarnharl . ""'"'" pw 12 II !Ote ' Galllpolil, GI t-111111. 11-IHlpj 111.m-.l al U hoopltal on 11-1,-u., -...... "' ' 1-SSll : ��� 1 ---�-.. ....-- .....-�-·-- - -- .. . ... . . .. .. ... . . .. - . • . " • -· · · ---- · ... · · -·· • • 11- • • · .. .. ..... . . . .. .. . ... . . _ ... _ _ · - - - ... ... ... _ .. .. . . . . . . . . .. ' •. ',h -':: , .- , = ' . �. .. . . - .. ' . • • • - .. ... • " ... . . 12·Dall _SenHMI . Pomeroy-Middleport, 01 Dec. 24, 1960 �WANT ADS - -- ■ - ♦- - - • · _ .. ..--- .,I .. • .. • • ' . ... .. ! .. .. ,.. .J Legal Notice """' c 11.... 11 1, ... ,,1culh1r.11 loclety F l"•ncl•I lt•f�m•nt •• tot .... m,., " "" f'T �dmlulon1 - lt��l!� J_, 1 To:ltal I Adm1u1.,n1 I :,� 00 3 �:; � .. .. . . . . . . i .. .. .. .. . .. ... '"' POI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES . . •• . .. s . I OCia I News And Notes Celebrate !�� : ! r I PHONE WY ( 1 ) NOTICES SCORES - ���:!��::"'' ., , _ (21 CARD OF THANKS '58 STl' llEE' � "�R ( 1 8) EM?lOYMENT WANTED 1C -� • Holzer Hosp1"tal C•II Dick : 'soot! um. Mee., I N OTICE Meigs County Real Estate Owners ----- - --- things of Chris tmas our wishes for a joyous holidaj" . EWING'S Pomeroy, 0. Mr. & Mr,. Hury MIiier ' • ►......'-·· ,. . . ,, I ) Christmaa May your &e a merry 0111. MOTOR PARTS CO. /,' ==------- SALE OR RA T DE In&; Alf\- GOEGLJIN, READY,MIX CONCRETI - Miclcllilport St. Frido¥, .___ -. _ - _______________ For A Happy Holiday Season ! Eva's r1 e ��•p::: ::;·�·;;wa:: :: dolph , Nixon, Vil1on and !'Ian- GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT :! i• i !I . Prop. ! : ,, " HOTEL MARTIN - Pomeroy I The omeroy emen BI o c k CompanJi zi p c Phones WY 2-31 93 - WY 2-3679 t POMBOl' f J,_f, l, T'f I cM�, � I May the joy of Christmas surround you and yoUIS I From Your Coca-Cola Distributor / Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Middleport, Ohio BLAEJJNAR'S Strolght from th, heart comes our ' .. wish - -. to our many frleiicf' for a ' Nr,rr, Clviatma THE SHOE eox · POMEROY, OHIO Middleport 1• ([�r:.sfmasf:Je. M,, lltt � lejolce .,..., io fNCt on Earth Gootl·WW lo Men. HACKm's $OHIO Pomeroy Peace aK( . ""' " �or * ) �- • MIDWAY MARKET WY 2-2582 ---- Pomeroy · c'J• "''""' apprecwtion for yow good t11ill 11ntl ,,,./itlne, w n:tMi,l lo 1°" moll UJf' flll,l,n for II# Polll.., S-o-. liJ r, nlrnw .Wbea aU la aoae&zrns 11N 0#< • 'r; oJ ;,c• I .,.. ............ w..... ,.. ... FOREMAN and ABBOTT .,_ that Cltl..,1111t DIJ • �-­ GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT Phone WY-2-5321 N. SECOND Avt MIDDLEPORT Shain & Philson Store WI N226 ltD 2 •• -- MAIN STREIT POMlltOY ' ,.., 1 ,· 1 ' � ,-. 1 • / , Pomeroy t WISHES i 1 w_ (1 4) FOR Rf N l WY 2-5129 I. hcond ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE Also Delinquent Tax, Book_s Close February 1 , 1 961 ClYDE G. MILLHONE Mel91 County Treasurer •ll.U I.NSURA NCIIE (21 1 Merchants Collecting Agency N. W. COMPTO N, 0.. D. Real Estate For Sale ,.. Add to the sood Henry, Fritz, Homer, Beulah, Mary, Benny and Bobby At . VALLEY LUMBER aml SUPPLY CO. 1 ap.art• j - I GOOD CHEER. 1 e• rroitv ,- Btw1.11 I BfST GOOD TIMES ANI Legal Notice _ DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS I I Spires, 79, Death --,,- • Roush Shoe Store TOPS FOR Legal Notice I_ News, Events tr: Oti� HOLIDAYS BE 111 li-----...-.-.-iii.-.. -- u..i,e ..... .. ,..,. I rr: 1 Report ( 1 7) HELP WANTED • A elft nchan�• •nd drawing of PARTY TIP [IOl,>to cblpo, Cl'ldm, .. i :. .· - f_�'.-. f r l'"W!I wne htld . I Y ORK I UPI I - T u n a [•liced pumperqidel ramdil, V-, b.aa NEW � .,. . • flt J(Jn! ,,ir 1 L,c e\\·n,n·.: weft! d ips arc trui.t y . eecouornl cal part y the fia'o'OI' by ■ddq larragoa IDII &tr·' • anJ p,wdlr al � rn t arhe of Mn. Clar ence Ar· f art. For a b.Q:ic dip, mil: t ,,.. 0 tiaug.h and the program wa,i pre- 6 or 7--ounce ran, of tuna ID - 01' I I !-ented by Mrs. Howard Stanley wilh I inl f p o \ packJ , ere� ■our Mr. and Mn. Reed Jt•ffors " er l !>S;�led by Mr,. Mendal Jordar1 of ag� ydrated oruon. aoup In Cleveland recentl y where t hey Walter J ordan. Judy Seel, Laur� mix and� ,l.i: k apoon of bot �p­ l � made plan1 for dt'livc�· ,,f the Price .ind Mr, Dale Scolt The · I per lal:k. -e. Chill and terve witb new electric organ that the Car • mea Ou I ning of Christ.ma! penttr Baptist church Jli 1-e ing l iome 11 anri comm "Jnily w:se awar� by Claud Fosler. Cleve- phasized. Other members prc:.ecl 1 M 1Won ir wlM:J ha11 pre&ienl· included Mrs. Gllbert Rowen, '-fn. � : � h organs _ c urc es throughout John Ingram , ltfri. Hono S ans r ! during thE- past several bur�· , Mn. r. ·r-.1 . Galawa�. Mrs. ye.a · Chesler Price and Mrs. Kenneth Tue,., Wed., Thurs. The Columbia Home Council Nason. �1rs. Carl Crabtree Got Doubl■ Your ' group held their December meet- daughter-in-law of the hO!ll.ess, 1 PurchOH In Poll ing at the home of Mn. Robert was a guest and a.,si!'itr-,1 'ol.ith the Parrot Stamps 1 Bi&hop, Southel:l!l:lem Ohio Exp('r- serving of delicicus refreshments. ___ lrnent Fann, on Thursday. The I 1 S topics for the day_ were Ch'.�'- "1:W8 '10TE8 I mu W�tha, ChrWinaS recipes Mr, and Mrs. H . E. Starkey Middleport and Chr11tmas decorations. T h t• were in Orlam!o, Fforida during """"'""'"""""""""""""""""� 1 gift exchange was enjoyed by the ' tbe past week where !hey attend- I 'Gefterl.l:1'1' "1'''!'� • · ·· '!:c!lllllCW ::f l group. Those present were, -�rs. · ed the lnsurance Directors Christ•i 1 Chester Dailey, Mrs. Ve�lin How • ma.s party &t the home of onr 0( er: and Rhonda Chapman. Mrs. I the directors there. A. R. Caster. Mrs. T. M. Gala- 1 1 way . Mrs. Lewis Smith , Mrs. Clay Mrs : Dessie Perry Is improving .: Jordan and Barbara; Mrs. Jim iollowmg i;�rgery at Sheltering � I G..lon, Mrs. Dale Dye. Mra. Ltor- : Arnu Ho,p,tal und exp<cts lo be !I sey Jordan and children, Mrs. ! released soon. :: From The Family EEK INC.Reed Jeffers, Mrs. Carl Green- I Attendlttl!! Lhe .,mm.al pre-Christ- r. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ebenbach, lees, M rs, Ronald Whittington and · mas dinner at lhe home of Mr. t• Rut1ur1ni • Mr. and Mn. Robert Bishop and / �d M rs. Dale Seo: '., New Marsh- � I field, · on Sunday and were Mr. 121 W. Main Pomeroy Ai children. Mrs. Richard Gaston HOURS: 1 2 NOON TILL 2:JO A.M. � Urs. J, K. Crabtree, Mr. and � was a guest. . .:J »a-• .Mrs. Arthur Crahtree, M r. and .....___?tlllt»>!l Miss Rebecca Dye is spending Mrs. Rolland Crabtree, Kenneth her vacation from her studies: at and Donald Crabtree, and Melva Ohio University at the home cf Faye Jordan, loca! , Mr. and Mrs. bu parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alviti Carl Crabtree, Alany, and Mr. Dye. ] and Mrs. Ronnie Scott and DebbJe 1 Mr. and Mrs, William Culwell • 0f Columbus · ipeDt a day in Kentucky where ! ______ 1 they visited her father. Mr. Thom• EAT HRISTMAS C BULBS as Tackett and other relatives at B RISTOL, England WPl ! -TwoFlatwoods. year-old twins Anne and J u 1 1 e SOCIETY MEETS Meaden were fed cotton wool to1be Women's Society of Christ- day on dodor·s orders after they ian Service of Temple Methodist .ate Christmas tree bulbs. church met with Mrs. Arthur The wool is lo cover the glass Crabtree on Wednesday evening in their stomachs to p revent Jae, for their December meeting. erations. �----HELLO DEEIUI nlgbl Interrupted a wlldcat strike We greet you with a RA . Callr. I UPfl-A so Vienna families will have , ALHAMB grrl named Charleni:- confused polfriendly note of lhaob for bread to ea\. for Christmas . itics with Santa Claus when she ,- good will and kind patronage. prefaced a request for ChristmruJ gilts by asking St. Nick lo say hello to his reindeer: I AND MAY YOOI t:gg (9) FOR SA' e Carpe�tef ' 1 I �n� Ri ver BRJ:AD POii CRRlffMAJ V IENNA t UP l i-ApprounaI,. 17 4.00!) Vienna babr1 P'rlday l 1 : �-�� r�: I Dt!Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0, Dec. 24, 1960-18 It ems °I I a ' ' • J�n gsv1"]] e - Gr1111hl•nd [ �:'::1 ao $ • • • • ., M lchA<I Barr 1mall ,on ol Alpha Mill Carol Ledllo ol Pamnburg, W, Va, ,pent the -kend Barr has chickenpox, Mr. and Mn. Alpha Ban- took at the home (Ii ber parenta, Mr. Harry Erlwine lo the doclorS and Mn, Bernard Ledlie. Wednesdily. ! Jack Cri,p who ha, bee:D a Pl· ' tient ln a C.olumbua hoe:pltal. tw LangsvWe the of people The . Mr •tnrl Mrs Joe BoUn are en churc-h went Christmas caroling I came home and UI bnprovini niceno1.Jn( ' 'lfl.l( t h e b '1r th of a 8 lb . son Sunday night. ly. born [)(>(· 19 at Hob.er Hosrital. G ra m.1 1 ,areub <1ft" Mr. imd Mrs. Cecil Bolln and Mr. and Mrs . lleni)' 1\.rner. I E ng] IS" h l_etart Fa11s • ,_.i I ContlnuNI Frorn 1-'agt 1 l Mr W. 0 ( ,row accompanteV tHY � , · Mr. and M rs. Bttr· m our l' OunI ry w1·,, 1 the t"'l-l'E'!J ' son-:n•.ll\11 :vn l(I h LS , ' s Dar 11111 l!l ry and daughter tu their home m tion that our boxmg Jay " 1s ht> [ NI.ht 1 11 t rent,, pe word, one I.Dlertion. Minimum <'batJe-«J rore Christmas instead of aht'r : ' ?� ;;g Florida tu spend the winter 1 c1:!! k ntrv F""• �ll- I cent, per word for tbree consecutive insertion,. h•• The day after Christmas is a l f ' h . t M o rs Childe Douglas : �: cent• per word. ti'9edaJ- -one month for , SP•r• t·eoe• <c.,nc11Pon11 1 1949 Ft.'I NaYv l\cw Porl Hhooe Island legal holiday in England and is ruU rate of 4 ceut, per word will be chatJ� lor ad­ · ' kno wn as Boxin� Day · • Tfus : I 1�9 11$ ' Toul •-:dnni 11 oot ,aid within 10 d1y1 1rter receiving bill Mr. and Mrs. Burl While o( Sp•u l"rc• tt:1;htb1t1. ,tr , 1 1g�4:Lu arrived to spend over the weekis the day boxes dt t' diSlrib llcil l'harl�ton, \\'. Va. are spending l'nors In AdvertiainJ--Should bf reported immedi1lel1 1 1 1 Mrs and . r M parents, his with end : 51�1 � nd P en ttl'n l l'bt Oaib Sentinel wtD not be respons1blt for more than i:onlaimnJ lef' 8 few da} s guest of her part!nl!, l'Tom Count� Comml11ion,n. Yi _ H Childers and Mr a n d among the poor ODl' incorrect lnffrtion ,ch:r S..cllon l l l J l1I or Lhe ,c C Ur I l'h ristmas ce.e th c rum ,;; f ovei «;11rd 01 Thafik1 ind Spe:caal Notices of E\renu S UMl Mr. and Mrs. Raie Hill. Mr. .. s J:.OO (l(l '.\trs Woodrow Hall <■:i.liOO Llm111 . bralion Ob1luar1ts pubh1hed at I cen t pier word s I For Re•ul■ r t:l••• l'r,n,lumt, mother Mrs . Ran Might White's Mrs. Woodrow !foll , and Mrs Und1r section 1111 01 .,, 17 1 1 !ll wonns I DAY S DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. 1 el l is a ::.urgir al patient at Holzer is o d Chr st he r e h t c l ma5 T � t e r !\Ti c m B oo -ioo Ctf � K. c (SHOO Limit) • o u lle n er ined with a 1() IIOc 90< $4.tl(l S l .35 y.,, Junlnr Club Worlt. "TweIfth hospital. th roughou 1 60. :ZO 11.20 1 1 .80 shower for the newlyweds, 1i-f r. 1 hang i ng U ndu �..uon 111 1 . 01 · ot 1h� 1 • $8.00 - •-- -1 25 m . Epiphany of_ t Feas_ e 12. 25 SI ilO 711< t " , Night S7 ilO � v, �o�l� �pl. 01 A.tr . fA,�, � : a nd Mr� . Rol:lert Eugene 'I'ucker i · h e "Twelfth Night" service. 1i1is la,th n·�· etved b, l0 A M will bl! in lh1t day' i paper. 1 4'7 - S ub1Ld y1 J unior Adlvl t in al l he home of the bride ' s par- Januarv at. On thi s night S 1000 00 (SI .000.00 Unlltl ecora• d the of i trees lm r h s a s custom, howt"ver, takes a bit of C ood ents, '.\!r. and Mrs. W row Hall i Fr om the Ohio •·••n t'und 1..iw 2-2 1 57 I Uiec t i oo an19.08i of th e R ; Thursi.l:1v Evening . Mrs. Bon - lions are burned on t he lawru; o[ I cooperation from lh'e local f j r e MIO OO different churches. This custom brigade. em t,.,n hl p F�u 1F;om nt� �r .vl -• ---.-.,...---- ..S 1 H l5.0Q I mem Deohlp tl•·llt't1t as been practt"ced. for. �he past l h •-,.•-������� SWIT'lERLAND 1 60 00 MUDl::Rr-. unfurnlshe<l 3 rooms I Sile o1 Fe� •nd s1r■ w r coun el here e years al s · IJI � � ' : �-�� 1 ln Switzerland St. Nick ls 11nd balh ap-.rtment Birch ca b- tn�t���o,;, · Pr�vlouo ·y�•r I ty . However, the burn ing IS n t 1 s L' Z;'I PMo 52 Dresdra 50 ftRMJTI: AND PE81 CONTROi but comes December s as known, 1ne-1 !dispo, al •'k·meraLor. 1 ■nt'tlu • cooducled on lhe Church lawns. ' a., t'aln F'r•r i■,Pf'"lt110 ln1ur large closets Pht,ne WY2-5 U.l · M i!�� s_- ie of Cer,n, nt ei oct • 30 00 Plui.anl Clly r7 By�liv llle 65 in Gennany and many other EuroI h;;:;. ��; omm1111onn1 s 500 00 F u-y11bu ed IIIJ NaUonwldt. Pltoac- R. In Racine this year, the Bap- pean ,unlries. ra rg 60 Mays \' llle 38 1 9- 16-t!c ?­ 'Y 1\1 91ath,r, • <ik-r-Vk .4. ror coklntlu olhtr From ... a 1 It has been . the custom f o r ...,..ndu't C h u r r h will w list aN ' 1_ 39 _..we " .... McConnrsvln: t 100 00 C.., __ __ -- - - - - 81acltrmll h .. _ t-!6-11t Ult. • •·· $ 30 17 , Alllana 47 Sebrb1g f l - many years in Zurich, a town not, IOUSE 1 6.14, LINCOLN Heights . ' / ToM,.1,. L�J Rec11lp1, Yor th• Yea, 124990 6� · Pr i' c e M I' ]]er was gi' ven l•iie e ed for its beautiful windows. •tar4 roomJJ <tnd bath, new �u!I Cuh 111 Tuuur 1 ,1 Be rt nni u o r · Columbu■ Gron 53 Kallda Mt m awards. �rizes were won by Mrs. row streets, shops and fast trafONDEll � MANAGEMF.S T. :»)�}� : Glandorf 70 Fort Jenn.Jn1s 64 furn.:H.-e. Phone WY 2-3575 ur Tc���t Ym BIU Wwt'I lkrv� Sla&iol ud 1.rlpslc 70 Ottawa Puhl� ,u I R. E. Quillen, Miss Sharon Wolfe, lie, to celebrate Christmas eve 12 t3tl Gallipoll:s GI &-0 146 ois■ u ll HMINTI I Mrs. Can,-ou&. Powen Slrttl. l'tthl• Margaret Hall, and Mrs. with 8 long procession headed by S!'i Clly MIiier so,wry 0, s..uct■ry ..,.,.. Fealu rt■ lhlDOI' fl' SIX ROOM FUHN ISHEIJ HOUSF: PreGenzer. Those attend- St, N ick. 1n the evening of De-Betty JI Catholic tlawa O p■h, 1111t lo'hi 111 e.mplW' Mrs. R . E. Quillen . Mrs. cember the Sth all traffic 'itops, were To11o ing 37 Stolt Tolird-0 I S Slyvanla no 7flO s . . . 1 • with bath. Located :n 11.arrisonI l:x 1>r n 1e "' Me m ber■ /o r I ' •> er 1e ..(It k'ms. M rs. H attie Anns, aUowing the bearded old gent with p ' I I 1tledlo■ el btnra1es. Ort'III• lb'I d I T I 70 urY • o e o , ' v1 lle f O mi Il's ram , omeroy. . ,... rr,nt ye�r . 1 1 34 32 u t t 8 l'alr 32: :14 J I n mo w ,\ Wolf, Mrs. Ho- h LS Margaret Mrs S ard Wood Toledo ' H , S Mrs John W. tout. arrison ()fl..-"' Help for �urr�n t i car 1 74 Un " br ·ight red coat lo lead h'is 1 : i u ,·1 . . . .... . 1 s5 oo Toledo Central 61 Toledo Walle S I bert Childers, Mrs Betty P_re parade through the streets. ringvillf'. Phone SIi 2-♦fi:M 1 1 1 J J9 oo Toledo Macomber M Genzer, Mrs. Margaret Hall . Miss ing bells and blowing horns. 12 23 :Ile- A.;i:� .� 1•1nR _ · · • • · \/ �����1:ru■ • • . . . • . . . . • LSD D� ToIedo D,. Vllbl111 ,, Sharon Wolfe and Mrs. J . D. WISH TO THANK all tny friendti ln some parts of Swit.zet,an:I ' 164 et:t 1 ... �·he sent me Christmin Cards. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two t,· v, Roush . 1·0101 $ J� OT Roa»ford 7! Emore .00 •••• th e children cond uct Lh'•s tradi l'r!nnn1t, �lall.,nnv ind on , e s11p. Toledo SI• Franci1 72 I c e tional march honoring the good room il'J1. A I unch was served Of My 1ppreci:itlon it unendin g . · 1 rlfllcnl'i "- "I! Bengel , pu.-, 1 1 n d u d 1 1111 ii1·t1nmm To�o Clay 60 cream, cool aid, ke and cof�ee saint, at the same time frightenPhom: W'\' 2-:121'J 1 1-2- ttc l' t.i�;'..'' Mrs. J. D. Roush, L.etc1rt Falls. � : T���� i 1 o 12·24- l lc � Sending ing away bad spirits with �eir oned. men above the t h n · h • � t�; �:� NEW M ODER N , :J BE' D lt'>OM Te�:;�;""� J d 'h .. .: ra1• w�re noise and clanging attend to �nable but gifts . , ------ - -- • - I house in G r.- nl St. l\dditio'l, . ,., ,,11um� ··� , I , L' 1i r 1 fnl �·u, � , . Julian Mrs. Shank, Hattie Mrs. Europe throughout noted was t I (8) AUTO S A ' ES I All utilities. built-in idtehen. �;��d- nu., . : . . M r s. th at Christmas Hill, Mrs. St. Clair Hill, t ,wt .5.\ . 1·ot�1 . Supply, and Lumlwr Vall,•y comrne1 not L! Ga uge readings: Gallipolis dam Don Bell Mrs. Doris Adarris. Mrs. Tu • at Jun , ,,, F�ir l'rcmlurn, ., 2.\:i:1 2� o..td Clf'ri■ l l!lf':I t · n , . 12 16 lft· W '\' 2 · 2709 alreligious overly nor cializcd. , F.x;•c1m t·�,r ,Jo• J7 2l:\ · I · 2 Ieet on roIIers. Florence Adams. Mr�. G. .l. ,\II IM0.1'1 alMI l\o1Ddf'la To: 1 ,11 274K ft2 17 · 9 • 8 · 9 • rnnmng ough a multitude of inelpen omer y-Ma n 20 .29 , PL Pleas- Hall and Mae Don a von MF.'i · 1 1 fl ' , ' '\,I I\" ' TtS They � so o P THAii.EH Sl'ACF.. Ideal location 11,�:�.�.1� Jntt p.,1,. e · preS(!nts · mos!}y toys. arr s1ve - nl 23· 95 • ffmton ·048 5tat'IOnary · rec@ ived many lovely gifts. · · 50 ·1 c1 Tni., ; --11Dli �•• Mala 8'. ?8:\ nf'ar i.:r:ult• �Thool in Mi<ldiL>- '-v,·�1111 M!ra, · : ..i, � offered for sale. 1 ?20 1 1 ' Kanawha Falls .058 stationary, . I' , 1 · .. ,o�. . O�io ,\Ill�!•· M rs. W . W . Var i an and RaI ph :u,o.uo I purl. !'hone W Y-2-3341i. ---a-a-aii,;aa;;a 1u10. 1 1 Charleslon !R.00 stationary. All West ol Parkersbura S"""'t Thurs..... ,, '!'> . q 2 1 :?2-lfr ·n:!";;,'.;".,. ��,,, �. ,, ,, SLC,,-�7 1 �-00 I , I.at,,,.1:mo .so moveable d am.s on the Oh"10 R IVwith their aunt Mrs· J · D · � 1 0-1. !'lo l er were 11 p· London , Mm ·met and day Total . , ' Eh···r r i d t r Roush, Mrs. Varian was going to 110.34 1 VtNETIA J\ 8 1 . Jf\'OS all 1·1i'u�•: 1 sills the on were damfi Wlnfi<>M , ao11-t spend the winter with her daugh• Wlndov Olin 1� .i n1 stw t-• ii• t I W \I r.;u ,,,1111/NI al r .. :;: :;,iu e U11h111i)." 4Ud Pr>.0:tlon 1Snn'1 . • HCI OO Roat mov�m.-nts : , :• I Sunr•" 2 1 colut·i- OalP '· 1 ter. Mrs. West for the winter. t.lnl'l' m Norlh Ma�n County 1'.,rnwn1 of l,o•. .,, , , . , . $ Xt'•.CIU Ohio Ri ver - B o_you Laromb , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pre Geno • • LcM,1 ,,n r,••t lnh � 1 1 .o . . • . Union .\ve . 1'01nttro" . Oluo (ir,od ( ) J()rtuuity W r t l e ii! .. Tul"t • . . . . . . . . . ■ Ml� OO 11 1-- 14 , 8 p.m. : Cruc1 ble down 18. zer .und daughters Cherie Lee, l2-8-:J01p naw!t·i�h · s [}(tpt . Rich­ 11.-nt ,, , ,·� 111. Oll<'f' nL1ihli11is. ,tr , • 1 ,1�, no 5 : :ID a.m. ; Little Edward down Mickell, anrl Deborah Kay or FTJ m,m1I. V,1 WV I , :no ur, !lav �ud S ' r1w . • , $ 110,711 19 , Navy. G reat Lakes, Ill, Mrs. Pre 1 1 1!9, 00 r n , 12 : <IO a.m . : Onward u p i l 2 i 1 ·8· 1 5•22 2'1-51p snuud 8)·11e m 1 0 Huntington of m Genzer i.'l a sist er of Mr1 . Wool11 e��11�� m,r n1.1' · ·;n d 11,. 1,� , n :r���� - ' Ii: IO n . ; C ity COMf.' J. NDElt ><11111, . 1l1 f..l . r1m!1 , :,.i111t , · 50 p.m. : Charles Slev- row Hnll who were here a week, 2:1, down 2 • > Whiti• sid ·• :.d i I! ·i•,, p :.iwt r t 4292 09 IJ11lli11n.-1, ek.l .. i, 1 C1plt1,1 rnv111tment, '"�"' t i nlh!liiv1 rnson (town �3. 2 : 10 a.m. ; Nation· Philip W . Wolfe of Camp Pen1teer 111" 1 aui o m .. l i r t,·: 11 � ' ' .a ] down 2:1, l : 20 a.m. ; The]ma n I d I 1tr."•• lan11. 1 11 1 i !• MP � ;;; · � delton, Calif. is spending the ml11si111, 2 toric p · i ul . 8 (') l· 1 NJuli>moenti s111r11n� G11t, , , • • • • . .' I Jiio rMi Ann up 23 , 4 : 45 a.m. ; ElizabcLh , holirfays with his pllrents. Mr. inder. Just like rtf'".', 1"l 1 i11 f "'STA l .1 ,ATICl!"ii OF Cl lSTOM or Ve1t•r inwrl en .. S rn 11() U ) 2'! , r 1 0 I· ' d own and Mrs. Manchester Wolfe. t:er e n be yours '- • � C' am. : AJ 1' q u1ppa i 70 1111 , I · .i: W11rimwn·1 1·um 11. 1· ·: • , , ("•h incl � . c·er.irni<" l;w 1 1 1 nt·· Tn1a1 . nii�. : ' r, down p!l: 30, 1 up Louisiana ; . m . a 55 : 5 !10 �40 1 23 , pb· 1 · cir t !oor tilt'. buildin� �fl.•n· ll , 111·uu1 . . . . • 138 26 .. cees 1 4 : :J. 'i 11.m. : E.islern 11 up Z:i2, M INF.RSVU,LE NOTF.S r1.11R I t.:xpt,111dllur..1 for 1h11 r 1-, · ne at $10.00 re•· row ri 0 ' 1 H,01 per w . k . n . ::1���:�; o.m. ; James Hine� up 33, 6 : fi l Glf"nn E. Hurison who has serTrnn111ry 111 c. ••a�� ,' sqrn u-1• fru,t :\ lso /.Jll\' tvpr rl'­ . AT � :': I: " 'rOTA1. .,� 1 1 7 111 , p.m. : Corne II up 3-1, 4 a.m. ; 0. ved O\lerseait for 1 1h. years hns rn11 • .,· 1vi. 1 '111,ne Hutl,rnrl SM 2 ,...,,rllfi<'d: I • t 11 1 returned lo St._ l..ouis aflcr a fi0.- 1 � r,• 1 c Lelfhelt. 1'1'�81d,·n: F . Shea r er up 34, 5 : 20 a.m. 1 12-19-31)!(' 4!114. F 11. .luhlUhtn. S{';-re!al')' I M ' ,. ld: ,.. po r t Orlenian d ay Iea \'e aI h IB home. C. a tllpolii, Oum \ ' h�-. lhdrord, ,-,.. � 8 urtr 1 2 24-l fr j lanvia of Pennsy . Hudson Eugene down 7 : :iO p.m. ; Mike Creditor ! · Mymother, · his visiting been has s•r1tAW de' , • e l in down IJ:110 n.m. I . Minersville of Hudson. la ad lolK Cl! II or Wrile: Kanawha Rlvtr _ R. W. Leu Mr. and Mrs. Willard lloschar j UGAL NOTICI tk F,,rm Su• : � London 1 2 : 35 a,m. ·. Dundown , 1 >\T �l'• :'l rP nox n a in� ull · • Tl1e, 1nr 11 ,1 moeetln,r 111 the ,tu,-� Hartford, W. Va. were week ' of , 1 B11·fe o n · ·· 'nl! , P'u� · , : , -2 ·.mllO , ,, ,•,1, r� uni1 , 1r,"(' tur1 "' th,• n.,,,s 1, r l' an D nice up Marmet 3 50 a.m , wr:w II" l'honr W\' 2-!1!17fi nd Vl81' lors of the home OI My Ia I e �nd l'roduct t.:om11•n1 w111 he tu'd 1 12 1 15-3(1:, 8:40 p.m. J1111uary .!llth, l911 1 •t t h c u ,: ,., .1, , ,. •� Oefender down Winfield Simun'ta Markt•t , Pomrrn" Hudson. dflr,. " 1 HIil I'• m . . by u ritur "' Ille Helen Z . up Winfield 12: 30 a.m. ; : -------1 1 · 30-3ot c fl l'l'Jr•hnl C. M llcnnc•�•·y. • Ill it. it,· B � '• CALF, large. Artificial C. V. Horner up Winfield 5 30 • ---- - I n J In. Pt>arl W!llli1ms, Pom- ' a , ; Merrill down Winfield 1 : · Chauncey uo•• •oT,co, II.in isonvlll!' !load. ,I Called By Ttu1 1n11u1I metlln� ur tllt' 1tooe1t- ,o ,. m 12 2,1 310 , l, holrl(•r, o ! t h • t>o1neroy N1t1un11 -----Chauncey Splres, 79, a long1 Hank ul I omeroy, Ohlu, tur \ht d&1:· t .,._ I time resident of Gallia roun y tlon of dlHdor, • .,,d th• lr1n111ctiCU1 G , :1 F�F:L Oil and t·oal fur­ _ of 11nv oth,· r 1m.ln•11 lhal m1y �om, I H•JlIn day 1 Fr' n p ·m · dt'ed 8t 5 ..., beforl' t he mll!etln1, will bf held •l n _ i', C'HII Im lrf'I' esl 1mJl!r!! , th■ orr1n nr ••Iii Pnmrroy N1tlon1I , where he had been hospital zer _ . _ 1111 , Abholl Middluport Sterrett aanlL on J1nuuy 10. 1 1111 1 , 1l 3·· 30 hose A Hot enlC!red who t mong 8 patient for over a week. He was p. m . 6-10. lh' Befort t:30 A . M. • .f · · ta I i· n the pa!It 2•, hours ' 1w�sn;·n·Ea v.01soN zer h 01p1 born in Meigs county on Sept. 17, , M lddlopo,t WY 2,264f Ptoldt' n l I SIN ER CANAIIY BlltDR-$5,00. . Martin P Dfnnis Mn. were: K AUTZ F I ID STOA I , 12, a 10 1, io1. 188 1 , the son of the late Emory t l l 7 111r Al Ch"ter '� He-lf'II At kJm1, SIIHlcr's Curtis G a po Gi Is, b son I Ill �n. I and Allie Spires. '' " ' Vukon 5-2145 1 1 12 • 22-�tp Rt. 3 Vinton, Mrs. Ora P. Blddll" His marriage was to the forHAMILL SIRVICI STATION Mrs. Pleasant, Pl. Sl., Main 902 It fort t:00 A. M, mer Ella Flint in 1905 and she 'VISCOUNT TAPE Re1 LIOAL NOTICI Albany S353 Av" Maple 2918 Hoss, F. Harold preceded him In death in 1908. BhlR .,m be ret:ehed et U1t1 otflc• . 3 Speed11 - like new. ' I ver, Dav S.rvlce nt W,h•li· r •nd fuH1. Altornty■, Pt. Plen ,. .,'11 . Mrs. Donald Goheen Children surviving are D e n n I 1 Y-1-2440, I Po meroy N•U.-11111 Bani! Bulldln11, mr roy , Oh l._ , unill Thurllday, De­ New Have11, W. Va., Mrs. Carl Spire, of Phoenix, Ariz., Gerald , Edward■, lnl. Agency A.lR CONDITIONING. REFRIG- Pceom ! be1· a&. 1980. for lhe ul<11, •' t h e 1 12 1 22-3k €RATION IU:l'Vitt .Jaek · s fle. ' nal e■1•t1 of l.lJ111 D. Minor, dee.a1- E. M 1 1 c h, 239 Mulberry Ave Spires o f Ewington and M r •· Athens. 1 lrlgeration New Haven Phone «!The ml ut•te eond■ta 01 appro.l. Pomeroy , Carl E. Morrl8, Ru , Mary Virginia Bricker of D GO()I) Hol rorfef! ol I Rt. lJearing, Ann Nancy land. Akron Spires A brother Roy m•lel y 70 IO"UI ot l.nd 1Uuated 111 rtJ !-3537_ _ _ __ � 23,,tf Salc11n __ r, __ Towruhlp, Mtl11 Counl), Ohio, Jackson. . -� cup. Jack'■ Dairy survives. ■nd 1 1 l or • le d n t1r lle.ter. Th ue 1 1 < 12 > :n..u, NEIGLER BUILDING StJPPLV • !l, roorn Nltltlltport, 0. trame dwtlllnt houH. barn Blrihl Services are set for 2 p.m. nela . viny l ube&- ind u1 l1er outbuUdln11 loo1l1d on I Mrs. Ronald MUler. Jackson, Tue Cabl Klkht!n sday at the McC.Oy Funeral AU. PUPS, 7 week! ) 1111d ,,-11 ca111e. 9 I 9 InSulat 1on awn, The � bl .. ,A OC• ..,. real · p I n fl e1t1te IIH appr1lud tor I ,on, I : 2·, p.m Fr ay . · ] WI'II be m e. Bur1a m i, w rs. Id M Lo I h ,. white, two tan. F r e e M.300.00 1nt1 unnol br •o ld for le11 , · dow I ype , CaII .,,,alg g wm In . th-_11 · the maY appralted · value. , Friends dll!Mi St., Beech 457 eaver, e 1 8 11 d l J Grove cemetery, home Mra. G a 11·:23-TFC Thr rlyh1 1 1 re■eu•-ct 10 nJttl """ len. Ractne, Ohio , Lfnooln St. . Mlddloport. Monday. home runeraJ rt daughle1·, Fr,1 1 : o.', a,m call at the or 111 bid� Sale 1ubjecl to 1p9r!Sva l I po , Mldclt■port WY 2•2709 01 lh• l'ru \;�� � 11 day. Mn Walter Harvey, Rt. I Mr. Spirea lived on the Cam, 12 :n ltc ',iv Wllf&. .1 ; ;11ob ,Mt•r, - -AUCTIONEER A d min1■tr1tor Carpenter. deUJ1hter, 2 : ff ■.m paign-Bulaville Rd. or the li:et..te of I ..ANABLE RA-• RE ,,...,._, �� l'OSSESS&D Fr i'doy Mn. Alon10 E. Howell. L P. Minor, MTLSr..\CTION GUARANTF.l!!D NIT PIANO c 1l3 daughter, 2 : 03 a.m. Fri• Oak Webal:: :� i-· u111, C■II or '"'" •• 0. Prlffll - ''" Tun­ A1torney 1 for l day, AdmlnL1tulor •:bf.1ler, Obto "" Prt■ hnch DlffilU&ed OPTOMETRIST ,, \1¥trr1nty. I ..22-.10-tp �lnber 11, 11, 11 , 13. M. :a, end 28 In di1Charpd recenUy Pallents ti Plano Tunln� • R•· Office Hours: 9 to I�. 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on cludod Mn. Pluma Quickle, ee.:Adult�i■no rk o AUCTIONEER Thurs. - East Court St , Pomeroy i;£1 - Le-,n To Play FOR SAL�; 4 BEDROOM FRAME ii Picken,. Mrs. Saul R. , Welch, C.mpltlt Stn-lc. · ' \ Rell11ious - Jan Mrs. Louis Lamb, Mn. David house, built•ln kitchen ¼. baseCrill lr■d f■ld Mute'. Private Lt11,onr, In Su!Uns and inrant son, Clare� ment . gus floar (urn.ice. paint• ll'rlle. l'bo .. •• Ceatad 1tudlo, , Winston fr 0 .u e this ye r, near Filher. · A l ed Grubb 4 C. BRADFORD. R■•""• Ohio ed oulsid tou PJ1y \'our lr.t LeHOh , Har - -- - school . South 3rd st . . M iddle- Plancufl, Mrs. Blythe Theill Or You Don't Pa�· " CLOGGED DHAIN or !ieptlc old D. Nelion, Carl Scarberry �• --OTOI MUIIC CO. port, 0. Phone WY 2-2342. Tank? Get Kleun-Em-AII Sep, William Dixon, Randall G . Fish­ ;,_ 111-- 11'. 2nd St. 1 , 12 !Ute tic tank cleaner. Fut and econ­ THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN er Norma EUloll, Mill Mlll'l!ar• WY 2·jl88G !';Jli\ffoy The Payment of December and June Olnlcal. Landmark Farm BurFor et I "IJIII\OII, Mro. Low Jenltin8. 1960, Real Estate Taxes eau, Pomeroy . 11-17-fflr N, ' iwnlllon, Terry McCain, I HR In( 8Ull .DING. R· ,y Montgomery, Ronda Slmp­ mom .11M I LU:R l'UIINACE8, WE8'J . ••· Marlin Layne, Ruty Baird. t11Pnt1 . 111 1N1 doop Middle- IIRIE ING HOUSE ■ppllance1. Arnold tat'I Joy L. . and oo C .IW'o. a, on PrWf' . E · MIDUL NJRl' - 7-room Ir:• . \: p0i , Hutlna Brothen, Syracu■,, Ohio. Phone "- AW., Wa l18t Gru..., W'I' t-:11!0 1 with bath, gas heating, ga, ,ge, , g l t dn l A - •-• tor renl ti-Hf large lot, located on Hou , 7. «ordln o he ml lgb re- · tho nurlln1 department, I of port '5500,00 Term,. BI !2 0M.1114 I 1"• 1 I ' • ..,c r""PLIES WY Clull1 and "William WJI- , -­ LEPORT - 8- l'OOI I t rame 'nloma, MIDD MP PR0l ,Ung llamaon """ both In poor �I l.l!:TE INSURANCE houlO with bath, faa , - - AP .. 9PE�l,\UI - 1 !'O let':l lon. Lite Auto. P'n. Pollo- garage. comer lot, near 1 lion. 17 ,1rr,'tl , r, •! " tt:ts.11! •oob. s I Call Oon Milli. Middleport. Oblo ! TIJooe who were lialed u la ir It ., •• ,..,, It R p, I-Sf.I.• $71100.00. . F. Canaltr,)ln "ftrl'ftr\ nn1r11 ltt'IUO . BARNES-SIMPSONCNSURA Nca· ALBERT M . COX, Salo.man , Included Mn, ..� I t ld, William OU. Sa lerfle Agents Middlr.poli fl"lrt. Auto, M ::rrtt:OPf» rT Al\! 1Wfl1'011S BDX 119, PHONE WY 1-mo Rol<'oe Mn. Rober­ WIIIII, La..,.... ley ll10bi11 Bonds Phone WY • WY 1•3830, .. F:i\t1 "It••• 'Ctfft'I PnnttNty 1 t2-M-3tc ; Newt Wantllinll, Otbo Scott, la """"" "'V!-l't71 j IIIO.'I -8-2'MI - -- - - - - -- --------Martin, Dennis Mra. Radeldn, 11-:21.-Ur (24A) FOR Mn. Ora Biddle, John M 1 1 1 e r, REAi ESTATE �. Mn. !'anolo CaltlEarl TWO ACRES, I ROOM. tlOUSl'l, <;:hrllll Days, Nancy Dearwell, Al'ARTMENTS - Fumi,hed and -oO rioor lurnace, running wat- ! I Batlle Glllelple. Robtr, er In house. two outbojlldlnp. Silt IIOOM HOUSJ!!, 1-1 acre lot, lllum•"'i·" lk�t»i,r, Middle and Mn. Mh)nlo Johnllerr) howie Ills for Will Mil or trade I c<Uar. good ooe car prag, t-lJ.11 · Pllont WY2,!182J . -.. , patient■ were reother AU l ICII Pl)� a Smal down One an<! 1.10 milt aul of Mid· Ir lier. I good. ported 8""' write or Call ON!!: ,11n: R(J(JM < l ' � RT'lrl\/1 wlll r1nance. ,lle;m,·1 z,,, • c , Hollow ltd . . R ,rt A. "'"" " · 1�,r. �,con:! Ave. · Two unlll ol blood �, · , aur,w,. , ,ith '11111h Phan< W, 1-!'>41 •• , R. 1, Elmer ilarnharl . 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Wealhor l'on>cut Brukfut Party 7,io'Soblo Ne,n Report Breaklut Party n.. •=-Ponll ii �811 f:iif too :: W S A Z- T V Channel 3 I IA'ftJRDAY 1: 15 Movietime 1 OD\ Hollywood'e Be&l · 'Z: 30 Loretta Ymmg Theatre 2 joo NBA Basketball . S : 00 3:30 t: oo 4 : 30 5 : 00 30 Bowling 00 Captain Gallant f_3tl Saturday Prom §oo Science Fiction pi. News ki Sporle Weather Nlght Jamboree ;:.. :: i# raii 3: 30 Man 9:00 Deputy u ' ,t " •' iJ 0 - 11 ' I B G ] ' 5 z. 5:45 Sign On 6:00 Continental Classmom 7:00 Today 9· 00 Welcome Neighbors 9. 30 Mr. and Mrs. North 10:00 Dough Re Mi 10: 30 Play Your Hunch t I: 00 Price ls Right 1 1 : 30 Coneentration 12:00 Truth or Consequt•nccs 12:30 It Could Be You 12. 55 NBC News 1 : !IO News 1 : 15 Movictime 2 : 30 Loretta YouJJJ 3 : 00 Young Dr. Malone These l�t, 11. Preve.Ua u:� : j'OOOrd ,0 • " I .. lt-· ... i'f. turtlDJII. ��-) ,,:•Genial �Bwtdilh : �o!n ie.'l'hreo- 14 � ,, - m ,..,,alt ' '.' . , , � � � ,. ,. " ½� 0: "' ,, ,. � - 7 � �· ,. k�':Jaul ••·- ·- .. � , ot1'3,Appearlrlr 1 fu lfeat.en ll'lbel city .. • �r-½ . ... I¾; � � ,u • � ., ,, 1// '// JJ .... � /. ,. ,. / // m 12·24 ·;r ClltPIOQUOTE - Here's J,ow to work It: , ' , AXYDLBAAXR b LONO F E LLOW 11m,p),Y atand11 for Motlier. In this aample A ts used U..:thre• L'a. X tor the two O'a, etc. Blngl8 hitter•, a.po.,. • pw ltingth and formation ot thei words are- all hint.,. ' dq tbe Code 1'lltera ar& different. LM\lr A Clt)l•toKnm Qu:otat lod. HMUGLWDXL 1) B :a V 8 . XVV X WB X V V, K B B Q•Z G K M W I" REMOVED, CFJ. -HORA CE rATIEN GH 'THROU �m:vnMIIS LIGHTER. Mi:----- CO i-,. ¥btC l'•bnl Byndlctte., Ina.) T__..,J'I Cryptaqaot.fl1 WHAT CANNOT BE · 1 . 00 Sign Off 1 · 00 Mid Day News W C H S - T V Cha nne l 8 3:00 Dridge 4 . 00 Christmns Album 4 <l0 Paul \\o'inchdl 5 : 00 Mattie's Funnies 5 :JO ltocky & Frn.•nds (i : 00 Hour of St. Jo'r:inl"is 6· 3fl Wolt Disncv 7: 30 Moverick e: 30 Lawman 9:00 The !h'lwl !): 30 lshmdcrs JO: :lo Music s1wd11I 1 1 . 00 News I I : HJ Movietime MONDAY B · 00 A Star Shall H 1:,t! B : 30 Romper noorn J�, Pt.rASI . ffllol'TO ME. MIANT ll'WNEN 8111T IIOlUNGl I WISH I HAD MY HOUSEHOl D (liORES All DONE . . 1 ' D GO PRESENT 10: 30 'J'<1ke A Good 1 1 . 00 News 1 1 : 10 Weather l l ; 15 Sports t l : 20 Movie 3 : 00 Queen for B Day All'M GCNNA TEACH '/0' TH"<iOODNIGHT !RENE" pUNCH, e,1N I-IANDJSP DOwN IN OUR FAMBL'/, . FUM GEJ.JERATlON 10 GlcNERATJON . SUNDAY 9: 30 Agricuiture f 1lm 10: 00 Christmas U .SA 1 1 : 00 U, N In Acton l l : 30 Camera Thtte l2 !00 Hev1 Gibbs 12· 30 Oral Roberts L OO H.cv. Wikox 1 : :10 Movie 4 ; 00 Bowling 5: 00 Christma!i Stt1rlime I G ; OO Ted Mack 6 : 30 Twentieth Century Ocnni.s the Mcnac:o Ed Sullivan General Electric Theatre Jack Denny 10:00 Cundid Camera I euT THAT wA,; OHL"/ 8ECAU5! YOU ACCIDlN1ALLV klUED MY l!.ROTHER IN THe RING . .. •r I , ,., . . 1, '\.. .. ---�� - �... ;", .. . , Ii .,,.� ,, I ■ ,, .�!i I/OJ 5IT A l>t.K !'OTTl.i OM THE FLOCJ'. !lf�DE A CllAS. /1,llf, 'fHl:l,J V:,J QJ '"L Cf:I lHE CMAQ 1'Jt> T�� 011CP C� lo"1!l !Ont£ • .... ' ' ••• . ... ' �i � ' ,.. -=.- . •• '., . .. •.. • . • . II . ... Ii "'�,... / . � � ��� • • 'T"'a.�. ,.-••• Jj � ...;;:;;;===="' r---------....1. � v· i.: I I -- '. ,,-�,,, ."' . TEN YEARS 15 A LONG . . . : By ERNIE BUSHMILLER DA I LY � � T WAIT, BUT-- --· - - --A Gll�P! F � � _,._ ---� --·-- . ...... .. · .. •it: ' .- . .•. ' •· . . · · . ii. . . . . . . . . . .... . .. . . � . ' " . � .' ' . "' • • � , ." · , ' ' . ' ' ' ' I ¾' , , '" �· ,. .. . .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ;-- • �' ' • . .•·•·, . • ••,'.•.:• ' "'> f.,i·� � ABBIE AND SLATS I ... '• • I ' .� , .� HM•M I AND A - flt!ll a !l!!!.f Pl.US , WMO kMOW NOTHIN(l ABoUT ..HRISTMAS, AHD CARE L.£6&1 By HAROLD GRAY -" . � . .. By RAEBURN VANIURIN . .. . . . . . ... . .. . ;. :. . :. • ,. � • _ . ·--- . . ... . ' .. I'¼,. P½ ., ,. • ,. ,. .- �·· .,�,. 0: 0: ·[0, " ., .. .. THE "TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOW" THE NEW SHOW EACH AFTERNOON 2 • 2:30' P.M. • and I SMCULDN T HAV! •IT YOU GIVE M! 'tWR WORD ON TIIAT, C a 13 ly EIINII BUSHMILl;8 , ,,- 'HELLO' HEAR WJEH ,...,-� R.,.. LY ,,_-� ·�,··-�_.....-._..,.=.- ba: ;J :• . 'BE FRIENDLY• I ·1 ! �t i: C RO S S WO R D &at•• DICK TRACY - /j' ™' lead.,. I I cu�w. .. .,. AND' Wl-iEN Tl'lf 5HCO( WORE OFF, THt:Y- TliE GU!Sf:5 FF�OM �L OYER: THE W�LD3EG,O,N TO THINK HOW �lPICULOU5 WE Lo01<!!1'­ ANP THEY LAU6H!i,/ ....... I I Look (i : 00 Arthur J. Smith 6: 15 A Look At The Weather 6: 20 Sportscope 6 : 30 Amos &. Andy 7 : 00 Highway Patrol 7 : 30 To Tell The Truth )1: 00 C.BS Reports 9:00 Dan Thomas -- 9 : :lO Andy GrJHith Show 10:00 llennessey 10: 30 Face The Natior, 1 1 · 00 Ne"fS 1 1 ; 10 Weather 1 1 : 15 Movietime 8 : 00 News 8: 15 Capt. Kangaroo 9 : 00 Cartoon Theater 10: 00 December Bride 10: 30 Vicdo Village 1 1 :00 r Love Lucy I I : 30 Clear llorizens 12:00 Love Of Lire 12: 30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Tho Guiding Light 1 : 00 Life of Riley t : 30 As The- World Turns 2 : 00 Fllll Circle 2: 30 Art Link letter 3 : 00 The Millionaire 3 : 30 Verdict Js Yours 4: 00 Brlghter Dny 4: 15 Secret Storm 4 : 30 Edge of Night 5:00 Threti Stooges 6 : 00 Arthur J, Smith 6: 15 A Look At The Weather 6 : 20 Sportscope 6 : 30 Amos'N Andy HKI Hall ol Fame 8 : 30 Oobbie Gillis 9:00 Tom Ew,,l) Show 9: 30 Red Skelton t0:00 Cnrry Moore 1 1 : 00 News 1 1 : 10 Wenlht.'r 11 'J,- 1 • ' • •I) I rrs W H T N - TV Channel 13 9:00 Rev. Matthew, .. ; it· \ ;lJ .. " I American Bandstand Hin Tin Tin Whirlyl..lirds News Weather News Expedition Bugs Bunny 8: oo nmeman 8:30 Wyatt Earp 9 : 00 Slagecooch West 10:00 Alcua ,Ji>.., \" I 1 4 : 00 5 : 30 6 · 00 6 : 30 6: 40 6 : 45 7 : 00 7 : 30 2: 30 Hoad fo flcalil y 10:llO Whats M y 1 .ine 1 1 : 00 News 1 1 : 15 L.ite Show MONDAY 7: 00 Hussian 7 : 30 Big Picture 8:00 News 8: 15 Capt. Knnfii(aroo 9: 00 Cartoon Theatre IO: 00 December Brid� 10:30 Video V ilage 1 1 : 00 I Love Lury 1 1 : 30 Clear Horb.en 12: 00 Love Of Life 12: 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 : 45 Guiding Light ) : 00 Lifo of Riley t : 30 As The World Turns 2 : 00 Full Cirde 2:30 Art Linklcller 3 : 00 Millionaire 3 : 30 Verdict l.'I \'ours 4 : 00 Brighler I J11y t: 15 Secret Storm 4 : 30 Edge of Night / 3:00 Queen For a Day 3 : 30 Who Do You Trust 12:00 Texan 12: 30 Beat the dotk 1 : 00 About Facel!I 1 : 30 Womnn's l'at-;e 2 : 00 Day In Courl 7 : 30 8: 00 9:00 9:30 .. � � r .,;;,·.···f.,, . , .. � "' . "' ' DOWN AN' SHOP f l:R / . A BIRFDAY • -t,•.-· ' . 1 ,ands of suburban ,.,iden1, stragtJU)ITOIII: "9 lollowlq t, 1111 dark. ' � ,.,, II a -" lpata 1,f A 1:-tl p.m the. ltgbta cam,, on. I gled to work houn late. Al many 111I / ,: � 1bt mOdtbake rnlxert at Marion', : didn't bother to 1truggle and 1D'Mk T, � I whirred ago;,, and , 1eotunen1a- 1 ply atayed at home. BY JACK v. POX � � , uaJW ...._ 1a1mu11ouJ I U.l punched "While Chriatma," Men lelephoned l<I explain they : t'' t , ' ,l· couldn't gel to work. C h 1 1 d r • a '11le storm bit helvlell on sun. I on the juke box. j lARNEY GOOGLE and SNUPFY SMITH telephoned other children Iba\ day and Moud"l' in the mlddJe. i\tlanUc stat.el. 'l11en tempera- The 11.orm had been busy In there would be no &ehool. Women I telephoned other women for the ure1 dropped sharply and the Gary, Ind., too. I SNUFFY !! �lty ol. Dayton, Ohftt, got a one- I A l 3: 25 p.m Monday, a South Ulual reasom women phone other C FINALLY � ,our leuon on the frailty of our , Shore electric train lert S o u t h women. A• a result, there were fYf( QC D06 FROC'/1 Bead tor Chicago. At 4 : 06 p.m. 30,117,lfiO telephone calla in New machine age. CHASIN' CHICKEN!> At a:&2 p.m Tuesday In Mar- another South Sho"" train left York lmlt day. 1 I The telephone company b • d t.on's Iee Cream store at 2031 Chlca1w for South Bend. North Main Street (three blocks At the same time Bernard Mos- 1tarled cracking early. It sent from senior high, ' three blocks ier, 63, a machine 1hop in1peclor 1 heavy ma�tenance trucks through . from junior hi�h. In business 21 of the U.S. Steel Co. G a r y the city m the early rnomina yearsf the lights went out, the [ Works, started home in his Ply- darkne�s to get operator■ to their rock ·n roll from the juke box mouth aedan, Jose Fierro, 43, an- po.Its. Joseph Nllsen, 49, a dll­ Ml. SPIAKll-HoUN 1.-, went mercifully silent and two other steel worker. and Merced patch foreman, walked two milel ., Sam Rayburo loou ,-<ty milkshake mi:xers moaned to a Velasqua . 54, a harbor worker. from his home at 35 Kingsley ror blllln... u fll!porwl l drove toward home In the heavy Street to the telephone company stop. arowd up to b:lm &t Palm garage al Snug Harbor, Stalen la- a.&cb, na., aJrpor\. R• wut Owner . manager Dick Hanauer, snowfall in Fierro's Chevrolet. Ll'L ABNER to PaJm Be&.cb for a leJ\l,la• 38, groped lo the c-ash register At 5 p.m Mosier pulled onto a land. Prelident• wttb talk ivt t near the front door. He felt around crossi11g a · Third and Clark Street � Nilsen aent oui trucks first to· elect Kenned;J. Viet Pl'Mi· -TO PUT IN TH' H,e,N� AH WANTS lO until he found a hand crank and in Gary , At almost the same moO' CHICLUI-J -IN TliAP. Jotm.m. Lyndon dent-elect bring Jo more drivers, Then he I 61.& locked it . Ther� were 12 custom• ment, Fierro stopped on lhe l f'IRST OR SECOND oC dispatched a whole fleet until he ud sen. Mike Kaune1d ¥GOODNIGHT CHlLDf-K):JDS .,., Montana. likely to b4i the en strung_ along the 10 counter tracks at 1'hird and Grand Streels I RENl".' P\M:H., had a ssembled more than 90 op- , aew majori\J' seats and m two of the 15 boottu. two and one hair miles away . l erators at the Forest Avenue , People came , in off the street l The train bound for SOuth Bend CHARGES POLICE THE" . I phone center. and business picked up. hit Mosier. The train headed for CHICAGO ( UPI) _ Police deHanauer put candles on the 11 Chi cago hit Fierro·s ear. Mosier The ''Big Board" of the New tectlve Kenneth Andenon Thurs­ tables. Don McKay and Sharon and Velasquez were killed. Fierro 1 York Stock Ex�e �. an day was a ccused of stealing a Annstrong, both 18, kept busy received only scalp cuts a n d hour late. for the first time since Christmas tree at the point of his frying hamburgers on the gas bruises. 1934. A TWA plane incomiq to �I. 1 tdlewild from London landed at pis ,.., -grill and mixing cokes. The cof• Tree merchant Martin Hanaen "r_� feemaker was out. New Yo rk weatherman Ernest \ Detroit. Commuters str�ggllng on or Three Rivers,• Wis .. said An· . Christie wa� in the process of be- 1 foot from New Jersey marched derson paid ooJy $10 for a $15 � "�0Ulslde the entu· ,.e C1ty Of Day- h the L"mcoln I Tunnel sing flocked scotch pine and fon.�-.I g proveel a master or under• 1 th rou�F t� -: · -.u I ....: • .:. " :... · ___ t.."tl.!:..""t:!=-. m ton was blacked out and without rom Ute Ha ll Or' Mon statemenl. ing, him at gunpoint to put the tree . GASOLINE ALLEY power. A 69,000 . volt Une had ' • T1 me11 ur _._ zuma. " The New yor� . in the trunk of a tlOliee squad I, , _ .. .. .snapped under the weight of ice. Four inches of snow, he had ' scribed Times Square as resem- car. , , awh\le Christmas decorations w e r e '.)redicted By mid-afternoon Mon- l · bling f Hudson Bay trading post. _ n sai" d Ande so a rgued Hense � l etsQ:_ ha� � Thls 'k i: darkened : 140 trackless trolleys day, the nation's bigge.t city �ad . hoini. Fat.hir CkXk M chance . YQAt' • . � khOolk . . en sub-crowded with rush hour passen• ! 17 inches It wes knocked flat by ! The public libraries close<! for that another tree ha be on � ,."'1-1' out •� Y.0IH' ; gers glided to a stop. Elevators what went down as the worst the first time in their history. But tttuted for t�e $I S tree he orig• 1 IIIV it'iOP WIii �...-.... / , stopped between floors. Candles blizzard in 1� years . theater fanR. hoping for no-shows 1naUy had p1eked out._ __ __ 1 ·. · t I going " and flashlights fliekered in homes ' Publie tnmsportalion was crop- at the new musical. "'Camelot, f his • rtrne l I . and stores. pled. Bi.sea and private cars were sold out until April, thronged the servi� out O �e ied e th Brainard Platt, business edltor abandoned on eity streets. T h e Ucket lobby, refuaed to accept the ough he ,m l sm; ; of the Dayton Journal-Herald. die- roar of tl'affic was gone, just as fact that the box office had no 7 •·: on w:':ead� no tated a story to a rewrite man 1r the 3ound track of a movie had cancellalOns 8nd caused such a 00k aroun ·1 be mg. He went lo d· who took it by touch-typing in the I. suddenly failed. Hundreds of thou. rumpus police were called. --- . . The first alarm was sounded at ' Oaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 24, 1960-15 The storm noved north to Bos· 1:38 a.m More Lhan 100 £iremen ton and it was on Wednesday, res ponded with five ladder trucU. Dec. 14, that it brought tragedy u was slow going through snow lo the Eaton family. choked ,t,..ls. And stalled can NANCY AOROSS DOWN 16, Rests ·ked accessibility to the rear b l. M011lem 1. Wo1·Lh 19. Radlo'1 B riaP Eaton' 4 wu sleeping loc TIFI 'its'rnf. l ' . marrap EalOII 2. I, obligated Mr. w1lh his brother, Richard, S, In ol the bulldlng where Ille TH IS IS (var,) � 3. Chlne.11• Allen I 1I 1ocated the third � apartment one bedroom. HI• father, mother 5. Fnmclt � export 20, Land N g ing h throu burst was ire r. F HELLO fioo ' <:ha.lk 4, Unauc.. I and baby brother were tn another measure the woodwork, touched off by a WE E K··· G RE ET YOUR 9. Diamond ce1u1rul 21. Journey ✓ ill the 16 . unit four _ storv apartfaculty fumal-e. 10. Near (poet.) contestant NEIG HBOR WITH A 22, Above ment building �t 62 Glenville Ave. 12. Surfaces 5. Contami.. 23. Eetate SMI L ING Robert Eaton, • former Marine , Firemen lug1ed ladders by 18. Rhone 11ate houaes married five yeara and now op- band 200 yarda through hip deep trlbutary 6. Roman !U.. 1'trlotlc H. Force ( I..) handle· erating a vending machine repair dri fts to the rear of th1 building. h&IIN•r•• song 1G. Trie!llB 1. s1nrer .21'i. itck lnllde Eaton matched Richard measure :PtflY - 29. edy 88. Wrett the bedroom. Hil .wlle, Jean­ from 1T. Whether 8. Retndur ✓� lit. lndlfO re18, Close to ne, carried the l8,111<1nllH>ld boy B. YB.tl.tlty ,__. pbd,ge1 aource 19, Rankle Of cOffee 31. DenomL downstalra. Eaton, in atockln& 86, Pollllh rivet" 20. FfMillh . 11. Correct nation 38. Wing -£1t;;!JWE- BvSH,•,u�1-.,.... felt, ran back for hi& eldest son sea.port ,inpd but wao blinded u flame 21. Golfer'I ' � hil oyeluhe1 and burned hi■ oy• l)ICK TRACY hozard � 22, Acldlty brow, and blaek crew-cut hair. H• (med,) � had lo retreat 23. Mussollnl'a ,1 0, Brian's body wa& found an hour .. 28. Am0nl' t haH later, The llltle boy , and 17, Aatrlngent � one ol the last of the J88 wu ti-ult ::% vlclm ol lhe big anow ol lhe late SB. Ctttnlp 29. Pile fall of 1960 ao. Bone (ana.t.l � There waa a delayed-action aft · 12. Gold (her.) ermath of lhe ,torm, loo. Don>lhy 33. Grate ',/W, f½1" 84,. Beveragti Miner, a 27.year old nurse at the lfi, Moves llllnoll Relearch H111pllll In Chi• f1/, upward cago, had planned l<I fly lo New ,. 17. Wlde,pread York on Sunday lo vlllt her por• fright � enls In Ramoey, N.J 19. Skimpy• With Your Fa vorile i 40. "Sll&.11 The flight wu cancelled ).{amet'I' 11eLI I fL" OR�H/• 1: , , : U J [, Music-News Items of author cauae of lhe 1torm. Mila Miner 1 Interest In The Area 41. J4l', Devine reaerved another Mil on a Olaht � 42. Spilt pu1.,,, � . on TUesdoy - the day the power , WOW I WHAl" A CHRl,_l'MA'li: 12 2b 'ROuNO I-IERE ! MARLEME ' HO lailed ID Dayton. Ohio. Thal flight DAILY C.Rl'J'TOQUOO:E - Hore'• how to work It: LITTLE KtD WITH HER flAST Your-Buy-Sell or wu cancelled, too, A X Y JI L B A A X B ! MuQICAL T(N WAS EVE1c' b L O N G F lll L L O W HAPPIER f Trade Items On Friday, Dec. 18, when the On1 lettt,r simply 1tand1 for a.nother. ln thll aamplt A 11 u,ed Arl1C>na • born alarm IINH lied · for the three L'a, X for the two 0'1, etc. Single ltiter1, a.po.,. EDDIE ATKINS and puled on over the Nollh Atlantlc, ' · .. J t.roph.lea, the lengtll ,nd fonnatlon of the word• are all hlhtl. 1 United Air Llrleo DC8 jet col- · : • Eacb d&.y the code lltten MN clitteNnt. BILL PARRILL ARI Uded with o TWA Conotellallon .,, .t. O,n,to1,an, Quotation YOUR HOSTS over Naw York C�. Dorolhy Ml1 ;� J K Ill H 8 L F A , 'l' J T H T J T H t' T B , ner wuaboard th• jel. Officially, ahe was U1ted u a B K ·T 1 F Y K T B L W W W M F R lll I K U T,lcllm of lhe wont diwtor ID 'Y L R T YKT 1 L T ;s ·1 - ll N T H , ovlallon hl,tory. Bui In • way, ohe, llke yoon1 Brion Eaton In '--�-� Satlirda.y'1 c,.,.·ptoq_uot,e1 ••HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO AU. 990 ON YOUR DIAL Bo!ton or Bemle Moaler In Gary, ABBIE ANO SLATS ND TO ,ALL A GobD-NIQHTl"-MOORlll. was also a victim of. the storm. (� 1000, Nln• l'l&tUHI 81ni:'lloatt, Jae.) w-. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 2 : 00 Day In Court 2: 30 Ro.id To Rt!ality 5:00 Three Stooges _______________ _ . ·-· - - ----� .ar.R"" Y L" L Dayton Got Sharp, One-Hour Lesson On ] Fraility Of America's 1960 Machine ��e 3 : 30 Who Do You Trusc 4 : oo American Bandstand 5: 30 Cap. Gallanl 6:00 Whirlybirds 6: 30 \'our Esso Reporter 6:40 Weather Teller 6: 45 John Daly News 7 : 00 Trnckrlown 7: 30 Cheyenne B 30 Surfside Six 9: 30 Adventures in Paradise 10: 30 Peter Gunn t l : 00 News Tonight U : 10 Weather 1 1 : 15 Sports II : 20 Late Show TUESDAY 8 : 00 Cartoon Show 8 : 30 Romper lloom 9 : 00 Movielime 1 1 : 00 Morning Court 1 1 : 30 Love That Bob 12:00 Tex.in 12: 30 Beal the Clock 1 : 00 About Faces 1 : 30 Woman's Page SATURDAY 7 : 00 Lnssie ,. 0: 1 1 : 30 Concentration 12. oo Truth or ConseqocmTs l2:30 It <.oold be You 12 55 NBC News 9 : 00 Movictime l 1 : 00 Moming Court LI ; 30 Love Tlrnt Uob J' ll1. Jn oookfnr, ,:J a meuur. 23, Greek !'" portico tl!.JltO<ldnl' : la4dera 10: 30 Play Your Hunth 11;00 Price l! Right 2 . 00 People's Choiee L Punctvetton 16. Narrow Inlet mark · a llhlrt 20. Nici,. JCalrtmo a 8\,rllle name boal tt; Oree!< pOet 21.Bailor 8. Bog 1� 22. Lever u; l!tralgl>t.m t. Beeome 23. Jn short eolld, supply uwateP 1 -, , ..,enda !Ol' 0, Ratlu ODO, 24. Ag<>J\Y 215. Retlred llalf atep t& atlnctblzd 2& veiiugea Tlllvh,'e AalWW' (mUL) 1�'Blunde,. 84, Btand up 29. None 8, Land ploll 1'1.-Brazlll&D 36. Arizona h1D goddl!AII T, Up (comb. ' pabil oC henlln&' 37. S•gaclolll U. Pen llld lonn) 40.Ar<h 80. Spechnen U. Vim 8. Klll<I ot G,J:xclia,. .a3, Glrb' bridge ;1oo11oq.) namet m� 9. Hook■ {L.) IO. i,hlp'o Lhrtva. 9:30 l\lr. and Mrs. North 10;00 Dough Re Mi 2 : 30 Joyful Hour TUESDAY - 9: 00 Welcome Neighbors l 00 Directions 'li l l : JO Issues & Answt•rs l�� �RQSSW��� �;i�• 6 : 45 Sign On 7 : 00 Today 12 30 Pip, The Piper 1 : 00 Sign Off Sho MONDAY 1 1 00 News I I 15 T.BA 1 1 - 45 Midnight Mass srn,;uA Y 12. 00 Matties Funnies 1 1 : 10 Wet1l her 1 1 : 15 Jaci Paar Nntianal Velvet Tab \Hunt.er 11; 15 Nitewat.ch 1 : 00 Sign orr 10 45 ABC SpC'C ial 1 1 : 00 News Temple 1 1 : 00 Nt•WS 1 1 : 10 Weatlwrc •�t Golf Record Hop Post Game Scordxn.ir d Roaring 20's Leave It To Beaver 9: 00 Lawrence Welk HI : oo Boxing JO· Jtl Bowlmf{ 8:30 News Pklure 6 : 45 Huntley Brinkley 1'.loo� IO JO Blue ,\a"•·l, 5. 00 (i. 00 7 15 7 . 30 8: 30 6: 15 Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Wcathercw.t f vtr YI re From 'ThMe Roots Meke Room Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill 5: 30 Sheena 6 : 00 You Asked For It SUNDAY 9:f Sign On l� Cbrillopher 10:30 Contrails n:00 Frontiers of Faith 11:30 Thi11 b Lire 12: 00 TV Chapel 12:30 News tliil Garde� Club ):116 Big 3 Bowling t..14:i HOiiday Afternoon What About Linda �:Iii Opera Chrlslmao A lbum People Are Funny Meet tbe l'ress Ne'w1 .fl Weather I·= Yow,g Dr. Malone Washington 7 : 00 Hucklehcrry Hound 7 : 30 Riverboat 8: 30 Wells �"argo 9:00 Klondike Appeared 9 : 30 Dante 10: 00 Uarbara Slnnwy(' k 1 0 < )0 Howling 9 : 30 Christmas Eve. 1 1 : 00 NeWl!I Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathercast 1 1 . 15 When Wise Men 12:� Midnight Mass l ·45 Si)!n Off , 4·00 Maku Room 1 4, :10 f lt>1 � · s Hollywood !'i IJIJ �lt'arnb11;il Pill ;. �n \� ooJy \\ or-.d l'ei..'kPr 6 oo You Asked For a 6 1.'i J im ThJl kt.'r t)how 6 : 2.'> \\eatlklrcast 6 30 News Picture 6: 45 HLllltle-y Brinkley Report 7 . 00 Jun BaC'Us 7 : 30 Laramie 8 30 A.llred llilchcoc:k 9 00 Thriller IO oo NBC White Pa�r l l (I() \lew3 Headlint'S l l . JO Weatherca 1 1 1 : 15 Jack Paar Show ' 0, �- %4, ?980 1 10,1111 Lorttta YO\llll ... OlN= By SAM LIPP lll•L L • 1 MOPE THIS ';OU 'IHAT 11/ILl MAKE ME l!OK MAIN / I i LAtl) O'GOSUEN- THAT'S lllE TENTH 11ME YOO PASSED lllf SM1! OtSN BNX AND FORlM : • ..... . ly CHffllR 80ULD - !. 11I 1 �" " .. ", , -� ... "1 I I'll, ••• ( 1111 ..... ..... t'ERM 111' t 1111 llNDI BIi cu 61 pal � Jo6 .. (2) I WI! ..... My �Ir MMY h. 'I ;I -·.,, WMPO Rad.10 9:11 Wcrld 'Ibla Moniin& l:IO Breaklall Party 9:liT N..,. •Bedlloet ._ Weather t:00 Cnlleo Tlmo with B. t'ay, t:liT NOIOI Bead!,_ t. Weather 10: 00 Morning Mediatlcmt 10:25 Ohio NOWI , lll:57 News Beadlines t. Wealh<r ID:4.1 Country Mw,lc Time 10:30 Swap Shop 11:00 country Hoe Down ...... Oil l:'91 'llldQ1 '11111a God 11 lf,Cud,y J t w Tlmo 1:11 Coum,y Jambcrw I: N-. Btedl,_ 'i Weathot T:1111 Party T:is .......... Wealhor l'on>cut Brukfut Party 7,io'Soblo Ne,n Report Breaklut Party n.. •=-Ponll ii �811 f:iif too :: W S A Z- T V Channel 3 I IA'ftJRDAY 1: 15 Movietime 1 OD\ Hollywood'e Be&l · 'Z: 30 Loretta Ymmg Theatre 2 joo NBA Basketball . S : 00 3:30 t: oo 4 : 30 5 : 00 30 Bowling 00 Captain Gallant f_3tl Saturday Prom §oo Science Fiction pi. News ki Sporle Weather Nlght Jamboree ;:.. :: i# raii 3: 30 Man 9:00 Deputy u ' ,t " •' iJ 0 - 11 ' I B G ] ' 5 z. 5:45 Sign On 6:00 Continental Classmom 7:00 Today 9· 00 Welcome Neighbors 9. 30 Mr. and Mrs. North 10:00 Dough Re Mi 10: 30 Play Your Hunch t I: 00 Price ls Right 1 1 : 30 Coneentration 12:00 Truth or Consequt•nccs 12:30 It Could Be You 12. 55 NBC News 1 : !IO News 1 : 15 Movictime 2 : 30 Loretta YouJJJ 3 : 00 Young Dr. Malone These l�t, 11. Preve.Ua u:� : j'OOOrd ,0 • " I .. lt-· ... i'f. turtlDJII. ��-) ,,:•Genial �Bwtdilh : �o!n ie.'l'hreo- 14 � ,, - m ,..,,alt ' '.' . , , � � � ,. ,. " ½� 0: "' ,, ,. � - 7 � �· ,. k�':Jaul ••·- ·- .. � , ot1'3,Appearlrlr 1 fu lfeat.en ll'lbel city .. • �r-½ . ... I¾; � � ,u • � ., ,, 1// '// JJ .... � /. ,. ,. / // m 12·24 ·;r ClltPIOQUOTE - Here's J,ow to work It: , ' , AXYDLBAAXR b LONO F E LLOW 11m,p),Y atand11 for Motlier. In this aample A ts used U..:thre• L'a. X tor the two O'a, etc. Blngl8 hitter•, a.po.,. • pw ltingth and formation ot thei words are- all hint.,. ' dq tbe Code 1'lltera ar& different. LM\lr A Clt)l•toKnm Qu:otat lod. HMUGLWDXL 1) B :a V 8 . XVV X WB X V V, K B B Q•Z G K M W I" REMOVED, CFJ. -HORA CE rATIEN GH 'THROU �m:vnMIIS LIGHTER. Mi:----- CO i-,. ¥btC l'•bnl Byndlctte., Ina.) T__..,J'I Cryptaqaot.fl1 WHAT CANNOT BE · 1 . 00 Sign Off 1 · 00 Mid Day News W C H S - T V Cha nne l 8 3:00 Dridge 4 . 00 Christmns Album 4 <l0 Paul \\o'inchdl 5 : 00 Mattie's Funnies 5 :JO ltocky & Frn.•nds (i : 00 Hour of St. Jo'r:inl"is 6· 3fl Wolt Disncv 7: 30 Moverick e: 30 Lawman 9:00 The !h'lwl !): 30 lshmdcrs JO: :lo Music s1wd11I 1 1 . 00 News I I : HJ Movietime MONDAY B · 00 A Star Shall H 1:,t! B : 30 Romper noorn J�, Pt.rASI . ffllol'TO ME. MIANT ll'WNEN 8111T IIOlUNGl I WISH I HAD MY HOUSEHOl D (liORES All DONE . . 1 ' D GO PRESENT 10: 30 'J'<1ke A Good 1 1 . 00 News 1 1 : 10 Weather l l ; 15 Sports t l : 20 Movie 3 : 00 Queen for B Day All'M GCNNA TEACH '/0' TH"<iOODNIGHT !RENE" pUNCH, e,1N I-IANDJSP DOwN IN OUR FAMBL'/, . FUM GEJ.JERATlON 10 GlcNERATJON . SUNDAY 9: 30 Agricuiture f 1lm 10: 00 Christmas U .SA 1 1 : 00 U, N In Acton l l : 30 Camera Thtte l2 !00 Hev1 Gibbs 12· 30 Oral Roberts L OO H.cv. Wikox 1 : :10 Movie 4 ; 00 Bowling 5: 00 Christma!i Stt1rlime I G ; OO Ted Mack 6 : 30 Twentieth Century Ocnni.s the Mcnac:o Ed Sullivan General Electric Theatre Jack Denny 10:00 Cundid Camera I euT THAT wA,; OHL"/ 8ECAU5! YOU ACCIDlN1ALLV klUED MY l!.ROTHER IN THe RING . .. •r I , ,., . . 1, '\.. .. ---�� - �... ;", .. . , Ii .,,.� ,, I ■ ,, .�!i I/OJ 5IT A l>t.K !'OTTl.i OM THE FLOCJ'. !lf�DE A CllAS. /1,llf, 'fHl:l,J V:,J QJ '"L Cf:I lHE CMAQ 1'Jt> T�� 011CP C� lo"1!l !Ont£ • .... ' ' ••• . ... ' �i � ' ,.. -=.- . •• '., . .. •.. • . • . II . ... Ii "'�,... / . � � ��� • • 'T"'a.�. ,.-••• Jj � ...;;:;;;===="' r---------....1. � v· i.: I I -- '. ,,-�,,, ."' . TEN YEARS 15 A LONG . . . : By ERNIE BUSHMILLER DA I LY � � T WAIT, BUT-- --· - - --A Gll�P! F � � _,._ ---� --·-- . ...... .. · .. •it: ' .- . .•. ' •· . . · · . ii. . . . . . . . . . .... . .. . . � . ' " . � .' ' . "' • • � , ." · , ' ' . ' ' ' ' I ¾' , , '" �· ,. .. . .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ;-- • �' ' • . .•·•·, . • ••,'.•.:• ' "'> f.,i·� � ABBIE AND SLATS I ... '• • I ' .� , .� HM•M I AND A - flt!ll a !l!!!.f Pl.US , WMO kMOW NOTHIN(l ABoUT ..HRISTMAS, AHD CARE L.£6&1 By HAROLD GRAY -" . � . .. By RAEBURN VANIURIN . .. . . . . . ... . .. . ;. :. . :. • ,. � • _ . ·--- . . ... . ' .. I'¼,. P½ ., ,. • ,. ,. .- �·· .,�,. 0: 0: ·[0, " ., .. .. THE "TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOW" THE NEW SHOW EACH AFTERNOON 2 • 2:30' P.M. • and I SMCULDN T HAV! •IT YOU GIVE M! 'tWR WORD ON TIIAT, C a 13 ly EIINII BUSHMILl;8 , ,,- 'HELLO' HEAR WJEH ,...,-� R.,.. LY ,,_-� ·�,··-�_.....-._..,.=.- ba: ;J :• . 'BE FRIENDLY• I ·1 ! �t i: C RO S S WO R D &at•• DICK TRACY - /j' ™' lead.,. I I cu�w. .. .,. AND' Wl-iEN Tl'lf 5HCO( WORE OFF, THt:Y- TliE GU!Sf:5 FF�OM �L OYER: THE W�LD3EG,O,N TO THINK HOW �lPICULOU5 WE Lo01<!!1'­ ANP THEY LAU6H!i,/ ....... I I Look (i : 00 Arthur J. Smith 6: 15 A Look At The Weather 6: 20 Sportscope 6 : 30 Amos &. Andy 7 : 00 Highway Patrol 7 : 30 To Tell The Truth )1: 00 C.BS Reports 9:00 Dan Thomas -- 9 : :lO Andy GrJHith Show 10:00 llennessey 10: 30 Face The Natior, 1 1 · 00 Ne"fS 1 1 ; 10 Weather 1 1 : 15 Movietime 8 : 00 News 8: 15 Capt. Kangaroo 9 : 00 Cartoon Theater 10: 00 December Bride 10: 30 Vicdo Village 1 1 :00 r Love Lucy I I : 30 Clear llorizens 12:00 Love Of Lire 12: 30 Search for Tomorrow 12:45 Tho Guiding Light 1 : 00 Life of Riley t : 30 As The- World Turns 2 : 00 Fllll Circle 2: 30 Art Link letter 3 : 00 The Millionaire 3 : 30 Verdict Js Yours 4: 00 Brlghter Dny 4: 15 Secret Storm 4 : 30 Edge of Night 5:00 Threti Stooges 6 : 00 Arthur J, Smith 6: 15 A Look At The Weather 6 : 20 Sportscope 6 : 30 Amos'N Andy HKI Hall ol Fame 8 : 30 Oobbie Gillis 9:00 Tom Ew,,l) Show 9: 30 Red Skelton t0:00 Cnrry Moore 1 1 : 00 News 1 1 : 10 Wenlht.'r 11 'J,- 1 • ' • •I) I rrs W H T N - TV Channel 13 9:00 Rev. Matthew, .. ; it· \ ;lJ .. " I American Bandstand Hin Tin Tin Whirlyl..lirds News Weather News Expedition Bugs Bunny 8: oo nmeman 8:30 Wyatt Earp 9 : 00 Slagecooch West 10:00 Alcua ,Ji>.., \" I 1 4 : 00 5 : 30 6 · 00 6 : 30 6: 40 6 : 45 7 : 00 7 : 30 2: 30 Hoad fo flcalil y 10:llO Whats M y 1 .ine 1 1 : 00 News 1 1 : 15 L.ite Show MONDAY 7: 00 Hussian 7 : 30 Big Picture 8:00 News 8: 15 Capt. Knnfii(aroo 9: 00 Cartoon Theatre IO: 00 December Brid� 10:30 Video V ilage 1 1 : 00 I Love Lury 1 1 : 30 Clear Horb.en 12: 00 Love Of Life 12: 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 : 45 Guiding Light ) : 00 Lifo of Riley t : 30 As The World Turns 2 : 00 Full Cirde 2:30 Art Linklcller 3 : 00 Millionaire 3 : 30 Verdict l.'I \'ours 4 : 00 Brighler I J11y t: 15 Secret Storm 4 : 30 Edge of Night / 3:00 Queen For a Day 3 : 30 Who Do You Trust 12:00 Texan 12: 30 Beat the dotk 1 : 00 About Facel!I 1 : 30 Womnn's l'at-;e 2 : 00 Day In Courl 7 : 30 8: 00 9:00 9:30 .. � � r .,;;,·.···f.,, . , .. � "' . "' ' DOWN AN' SHOP f l:R / . A BIRFDAY • -t,•.-· ' . 1 ,ands of suburban ,.,iden1, stragtJU)ITOIII: "9 lollowlq t, 1111 dark. ' � ,.,, II a -" lpata 1,f A 1:-tl p.m the. ltgbta cam,, on. I gled to work houn late. Al many 111I / ,: � 1bt mOdtbake rnlxert at Marion', : didn't bother to 1truggle and 1D'Mk T, � I whirred ago;,, and , 1eotunen1a- 1 ply atayed at home. BY JACK v. POX � � , uaJW ...._ 1a1mu11ouJ I U.l punched "While Chriatma," Men lelephoned l<I explain they : t'' t , ' ,l· couldn't gel to work. C h 1 1 d r • a '11le storm bit helvlell on sun. I on the juke box. j lARNEY GOOGLE and SNUPFY SMITH telephoned other children Iba\ day and Moud"l' in the mlddJe. i\tlanUc stat.el. 'l11en tempera- The 11.orm had been busy In there would be no &ehool. Women I telephoned other women for the ure1 dropped sharply and the Gary, Ind., too. I SNUFFY !! �lty ol. Dayton, Ohftt, got a one- I A l 3: 25 p.m Monday, a South Ulual reasom women phone other C FINALLY � ,our leuon on the frailty of our , Shore electric train lert S o u t h women. A• a result, there were fYf( QC D06 FROC'/1 Bead tor Chicago. At 4 : 06 p.m. 30,117,lfiO telephone calla in New machine age. CHASIN' CHICKEN!> At a:&2 p.m Tuesday In Mar- another South Sho"" train left York lmlt day. 1 I The telephone company b • d t.on's Iee Cream store at 2031 Chlca1w for South Bend. North Main Street (three blocks At the same time Bernard Mos- 1tarled cracking early. It sent from senior high, ' three blocks ier, 63, a machine 1hop in1peclor 1 heavy ma�tenance trucks through . from junior hi�h. In business 21 of the U.S. Steel Co. G a r y the city m the early rnomina yearsf the lights went out, the [ Works, started home in his Ply- darkne�s to get operator■ to their rock ·n roll from the juke box mouth aedan, Jose Fierro, 43, an- po.Its. Joseph Nllsen, 49, a dll­ Ml. SPIAKll-HoUN 1.-, went mercifully silent and two other steel worker. and Merced patch foreman, walked two milel ., Sam Rayburo loou ,-<ty milkshake mi:xers moaned to a Velasqua . 54, a harbor worker. from his home at 35 Kingsley ror blllln... u fll!porwl l drove toward home In the heavy Street to the telephone company stop. arowd up to b:lm &t Palm garage al Snug Harbor, Stalen la- a.&cb, na., aJrpor\. R• wut Owner . manager Dick Hanauer, snowfall in Fierro's Chevrolet. Ll'L ABNER to PaJm Be&.cb for a leJ\l,la• 38, groped lo the c-ash register At 5 p.m Mosier pulled onto a land. Prelident• wttb talk ivt t near the front door. He felt around crossi11g a · Third and Clark Street � Nilsen aent oui trucks first to· elect Kenned;J. Viet Pl'Mi· -TO PUT IN TH' H,e,N� AH WANTS lO until he found a hand crank and in Gary , At almost the same moO' CHICLUI-J -IN TliAP. Jotm.m. Lyndon dent-elect bring Jo more drivers, Then he I 61.& locked it . Ther� were 12 custom• ment, Fierro stopped on lhe l f'IRST OR SECOND oC dispatched a whole fleet until he ud sen. Mike Kaune1d ¥GOODNIGHT CHlLDf-K):JDS .,., Montana. likely to b4i the en strung_ along the 10 counter tracks at 1'hird and Grand Streels I RENl".' P\M:H., had a ssembled more than 90 op- , aew majori\J' seats and m two of the 15 boottu. two and one hair miles away . l erators at the Forest Avenue , People came , in off the street l The train bound for SOuth Bend CHARGES POLICE THE" . I phone center. and business picked up. hit Mosier. The train headed for CHICAGO ( UPI) _ Police deHanauer put candles on the 11 Chi cago hit Fierro·s ear. Mosier The ''Big Board" of the New tectlve Kenneth Andenon Thurs­ tables. Don McKay and Sharon and Velasquez were killed. Fierro 1 York Stock Ex�e �. an day was a ccused of stealing a Annstrong, both 18, kept busy received only scalp cuts a n d hour late. for the first time since Christmas tree at the point of his frying hamburgers on the gas bruises. 1934. A TWA plane incomiq to �I. 1 tdlewild from London landed at pis ,.., -grill and mixing cokes. The cof• Tree merchant Martin Hanaen "r_� feemaker was out. New Yo rk weatherman Ernest \ Detroit. Commuters str�ggllng on or Three Rivers,• Wis .. said An· . Christie wa� in the process of be- 1 foot from New Jersey marched derson paid ooJy $10 for a $15 � "�0Ulslde the entu· ,.e C1ty Of Day- h the L"mcoln I Tunnel sing flocked scotch pine and fon.�-.I g proveel a master or under• 1 th rou�F t� -: · -.u I ....: • .:. " :... · ___ t.."tl.!:..""t:!=-. m ton was blacked out and without rom Ute Ha ll Or' Mon statemenl. ing, him at gunpoint to put the tree . GASOLINE ALLEY power. A 69,000 . volt Une had ' • T1 me11 ur _._ zuma. " The New yor� . in the trunk of a tlOliee squad I, , _ .. .. .snapped under the weight of ice. Four inches of snow, he had ' scribed Times Square as resem- car. , , awh\le Christmas decorations w e r e '.)redicted By mid-afternoon Mon- l · bling f Hudson Bay trading post. _ n sai" d Ande so a rgued Hense � l etsQ:_ ha� � Thls 'k i: darkened : 140 trackless trolleys day, the nation's bigge.t city �ad . hoini. Fat.hir CkXk M chance . YQAt' • . � khOolk . . en sub-crowded with rush hour passen• ! 17 inches It wes knocked flat by ! The public libraries close<! for that another tree ha be on � ,."'1-1' out •� Y.0IH' ; gers glided to a stop. Elevators what went down as the worst the first time in their history. But tttuted for t�e $I S tree he orig• 1 IIIV it'iOP WIii �...-.... / , stopped between floors. Candles blizzard in 1� years . theater fanR. hoping for no-shows 1naUy had p1eked out._ __ __ 1 ·. · t I going " and flashlights fliekered in homes ' Publie tnmsportalion was crop- at the new musical. "'Camelot, f his • rtrne l I . and stores. pled. Bi.sea and private cars were sold out until April, thronged the servi� out O �e ied e th Brainard Platt, business edltor abandoned on eity streets. T h e Ucket lobby, refuaed to accept the ough he ,m l sm; ; of the Dayton Journal-Herald. die- roar of tl'affic was gone, just as fact that the box office had no 7 •·: on w:':ead� no tated a story to a rewrite man 1r the 3ound track of a movie had cancellalOns 8nd caused such a 00k aroun ·1 be mg. He went lo d· who took it by touch-typing in the I. suddenly failed. Hundreds of thou. rumpus police were called. --- . . The first alarm was sounded at ' Oaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 24, 1960-15 The storm noved north to Bos· 1:38 a.m More Lhan 100 £iremen ton and it was on Wednesday, res ponded with five ladder trucU. Dec. 14, that it brought tragedy u was slow going through snow lo the Eaton family. choked ,t,..ls. And stalled can NANCY AOROSS DOWN 16, Rests ·ked accessibility to the rear b l. M011lem 1. Wo1·Lh 19. Radlo'1 B riaP Eaton' 4 wu sleeping loc TIFI 'its'rnf. l ' . marrap EalOII 2. I, obligated Mr. w1lh his brother, Richard, S, In ol the bulldlng where Ille TH IS IS (var,) � 3. Chlne.11• Allen I 1I 1ocated the third � apartment one bedroom. HI• father, mother 5. Fnmclt � export 20, Land N g ing h throu burst was ire r. F HELLO fioo ' <:ha.lk 4, Unauc.. I and baby brother were tn another measure the woodwork, touched off by a WE E K··· G RE ET YOUR 9. Diamond ce1u1rul 21. Journey ✓ ill the 16 . unit four _ storv apartfaculty fumal-e. 10. Near (poet.) contestant NEIG HBOR WITH A 22, Above ment building �t 62 Glenville Ave. 12. Surfaces 5. Contami.. 23. Eetate SMI L ING Robert Eaton, • former Marine , Firemen lug1ed ladders by 18. Rhone 11ate houaes married five yeara and now op- band 200 yarda through hip deep trlbutary 6. Roman !U.. 1'trlotlc H. Force ( I..) handle· erating a vending machine repair dri fts to the rear of th1 building. h&IIN•r•• song 1G. Trie!llB 1. s1nrer .21'i. itck lnllde Eaton matched Richard measure :PtflY - 29. edy 88. Wrett the bedroom. Hil .wlle, Jean­ from 1T. Whether 8. Retndur ✓� lit. lndlfO re18, Close to ne, carried the l8,111<1nllH>ld boy B. YB.tl.tlty ,__. pbd,ge1 aource 19, Rankle Of cOffee 31. DenomL downstalra. Eaton, in atockln& 86, Pollllh rivet" 20. FfMillh . 11. Correct nation 38. Wing -£1t;;!JWE- BvSH,•,u�1-.,.... felt, ran back for hi& eldest son sea.port ,inpd but wao blinded u flame 21. Golfer'I ' � hil oyeluhe1 and burned hi■ oy• l)ICK TRACY hozard � 22, Acldlty brow, and blaek crew-cut hair. H• (med,) � had lo retreat 23. Mussollnl'a ,1 0, Brian's body wa& found an hour .. 28. Am0nl' t haH later, The llltle boy , and 17, Aatrlngent � one ol the last of the J88 wu ti-ult ::% vlclm ol lhe big anow ol lhe late SB. Ctttnlp 29. Pile fall of 1960 ao. Bone (ana.t.l � There waa a delayed-action aft · 12. Gold (her.) ermath of lhe ,torm, loo. Don>lhy 33. Grate ',/W, f½1" 84,. Beveragti Miner, a 27.year old nurse at the lfi, Moves llllnoll Relearch H111pllll In Chi• f1/, upward cago, had planned l<I fly lo New ,. 17. Wlde,pread York on Sunday lo vlllt her por• fright � enls In Ramoey, N.J 19. Skimpy• With Your Fa vorile i 40. "Sll&.11 The flight wu cancelled ).{amet'I' 11eLI I fL" OR�H/• 1: , , : U J [, Music-News Items of author cauae of lhe 1torm. Mila Miner 1 Interest In The Area 41. J4l', Devine reaerved another Mil on a Olaht � 42. Spilt pu1.,,, � . on TUesdoy - the day the power , WOW I WHAl" A CHRl,_l'MA'li: 12 2b 'ROuNO I-IERE ! MARLEME ' HO lailed ID Dayton. Ohio. Thal flight DAILY C.Rl'J'TOQUOO:E - Hore'• how to work It: LITTLE KtD WITH HER flAST Your-Buy-Sell or wu cancelled, too, A X Y JI L B A A X B ! MuQICAL T(N WAS EVE1c' b L O N G F lll L L O W HAPPIER f Trade Items On Friday, Dec. 18, when the On1 lettt,r simply 1tand1 for a.nother. ln thll aamplt A 11 u,ed Arl1C>na • born alarm IINH lied · for the three L'a, X for the two 0'1, etc. Single ltiter1, a.po.,. EDDIE ATKINS and puled on over the Nollh Atlantlc, ' · .. J t.roph.lea, the lengtll ,nd fonnatlon of the word• are all hlhtl. 1 United Air Llrleo DC8 jet col- · : • Eacb d&.y the code lltten MN clitteNnt. BILL PARRILL ARI Uded with o TWA Conotellallon .,, .t. O,n,to1,an, Quotation YOUR HOSTS over Naw York C�. Dorolhy Ml1 ;� J K Ill H 8 L F A , 'l' J T H T J T H t' T B , ner wuaboard th• jel. Officially, ahe was U1ted u a B K ·T 1 F Y K T B L W W W M F R lll I K U T,lcllm of lhe wont diwtor ID 'Y L R T YKT 1 L T ;s ·1 - ll N T H , ovlallon hl,tory. Bui In • way, ohe, llke yoon1 Brion Eaton In '--�-� Satlirda.y'1 c,.,.·ptoq_uot,e1 ••HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO AU. 990 ON YOUR DIAL Bo!ton or Bemle Moaler In Gary, ABBIE ANO SLATS ND TO ,ALL A GobD-NIQHTl"-MOORlll. was also a victim of. the storm. (� 1000, Nln• l'l&tUHI 81ni:'lloatt, Jae.) w-. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 2 : 00 Day In Court 2: 30 Ro.id To Rt!ality 5:00 Three Stooges _______________ _ . ·-· - - ----� .ar.R"" Y L" L Dayton Got Sharp, One-Hour Lesson On ] Fraility Of America's 1960 Machine ��e 3 : 30 Who Do You Trusc 4 : oo American Bandstand 5: 30 Cap. Gallanl 6:00 Whirlybirds 6: 30 \'our Esso Reporter 6:40 Weather Teller 6: 45 John Daly News 7 : 00 Trnckrlown 7: 30 Cheyenne B 30 Surfside Six 9: 30 Adventures in Paradise 10: 30 Peter Gunn t l : 00 News Tonight U : 10 Weather 1 1 : 15 Sports II : 20 Late Show TUESDAY 8 : 00 Cartoon Show 8 : 30 Romper lloom 9 : 00 Movielime 1 1 : 00 Morning Court 1 1 : 30 Love That Bob 12:00 Tex.in 12: 30 Beal the Clock 1 : 00 About Faces 1 : 30 Woman's Page SATURDAY 7 : 00 Lnssie ,. 0: 1 1 : 30 Concentration 12. oo Truth or ConseqocmTs l2:30 It <.oold be You 12 55 NBC News 9 : 00 Movictime l 1 : 00 Moming Court LI ; 30 Love Tlrnt Uob J' ll1. Jn oookfnr, ,:J a meuur. 23, Greek !'" portico tl!.JltO<ldnl' : la4dera 10: 30 Play Your Hunth 11;00 Price l! Right 2 . 00 People's Choiee L Punctvetton 16. Narrow Inlet mark · a llhlrt 20. Nici,. JCalrtmo a 8\,rllle name boal tt; Oree!< pOet 21.Bailor 8. Bog 1� 22. Lever u; l!tralgl>t.m t. Beeome 23. Jn short eolld, supply uwateP 1 -, , ..,enda !Ol' 0, Ratlu ODO, 24. Ag<>J\Y 215. Retlred llalf atep t& atlnctblzd 2& veiiugea Tlllvh,'e AalWW' (mUL) 1�'Blunde,. 84, Btand up 29. None 8, Land ploll 1'1.-Brazlll&D 36. Arizona h1D goddl!AII T, Up (comb. ' pabil oC henlln&' 37. S•gaclolll U. Pen llld lonn) 40.Ar<h 80. Spechnen U. Vim 8. Klll<I ot G,J:xclia,. .a3, Glrb' bridge ;1oo11oq.) namet m� 9. Hook■ {L.) IO. i,hlp'o Lhrtva. 9:30 l\lr. and Mrs. North 10;00 Dough Re Mi 2 : 30 Joyful Hour TUESDAY - 9: 00 Welcome Neighbors l 00 Directions 'li l l : JO Issues & Answt•rs l�� �RQSSW��� �;i�• 6 : 45 Sign On 7 : 00 Today 12 30 Pip, The Piper 1 : 00 Sign Off Sho MONDAY 1 1 00 News I I 15 T.BA 1 1 - 45 Midnight Mass srn,;uA Y 12. 00 Matties Funnies 1 1 : 10 Wet1l her 1 1 : 15 Jaci Paar Nntianal Velvet Tab \Hunt.er 11; 15 Nitewat.ch 1 : 00 Sign orr 10 45 ABC SpC'C ial 1 1 : 00 News Temple 1 1 : 00 Nt•WS 1 1 : 10 Weatlwrc •�t Golf Record Hop Post Game Scordxn.ir d Roaring 20's Leave It To Beaver 9: 00 Lawrence Welk HI : oo Boxing JO· Jtl Bowlmf{ 8:30 News Pklure 6 : 45 Huntley Brinkley 1'.loo� IO JO Blue ,\a"•·l, 5. 00 (i. 00 7 15 7 . 30 8: 30 6: 15 Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Wcathercw.t f vtr YI re From 'ThMe Roots Meke Room Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill 5: 30 Sheena 6 : 00 You Asked For It SUNDAY 9:f Sign On l� Cbrillopher 10:30 Contrails n:00 Frontiers of Faith 11:30 Thi11 b Lire 12: 00 TV Chapel 12:30 News tliil Garde� Club ):116 Big 3 Bowling t..14:i HOiiday Afternoon What About Linda �:Iii Opera Chrlslmao A lbum People Are Funny Meet tbe l'ress Ne'w1 .fl Weather I·= Yow,g Dr. Malone Washington 7 : 00 Hucklehcrry Hound 7 : 30 Riverboat 8: 30 Wells �"argo 9:00 Klondike Appeared 9 : 30 Dante 10: 00 Uarbara Slnnwy(' k 1 0 < )0 Howling 9 : 30 Christmas Eve. 1 1 : 00 NeWl!I Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathercast 1 1 . 15 When Wise Men 12:� Midnight Mass l ·45 Si)!n Off , 4·00 Maku Room 1 4, :10 f lt>1 � · s Hollywood !'i IJIJ �lt'arnb11;il Pill ;. �n \� ooJy \\ or-.d l'ei..'kPr 6 oo You Asked For a 6 1.'i J im ThJl kt.'r t)how 6 : 2.'> \\eatlklrcast 6 30 News Picture 6: 45 HLllltle-y Brinkley Report 7 . 00 Jun BaC'Us 7 : 30 Laramie 8 30 A.llred llilchcoc:k 9 00 Thriller IO oo NBC White Pa�r l l (I() \lew3 Headlint'S l l . JO Weatherca 1 1 1 : 15 Jack Paar Show ' 0, �- %4, ?980 1 10,1111 Lorttta YO\llll ... OlN= By SAM LIPP lll•L L • 1 MOPE THIS ';OU 'IHAT 11/ILl MAKE ME l!OK MAIN / I i LAtl) O'GOSUEN- THAT'S lllE TENTH 11ME YOO PASSED lllf SM1! OtSN BNX AND FORlM : • ..... . ly CHffllR 80ULD - !. 11I 1 �__ , =- - =::: l . -_;. �· , Olll ..Middllport, O, Dec. u, 1900 1a.* s.ntlne!, P truJ t2-J)alt � - . ... , ' A re Kept joyed I QirillmB■ dinner together 'll>unday ovening. 'll>i> year they went to the Bob Evan,. Steak House Ill Galipolis. \ - The g�l1, are all grad�les o� MH S. M w Gregg and M. w Arn o ld are students at RIO Grande and Miss Buchanan ll att end ing OU. Miss Walker is with her/ar� I en L� at thtu new home m om eroy ------ .. . . ... � - . -. . . . .. . . ' - .,...... .... � . -. . ' �- � - -� , Special Prog ram :� Boll Residence ---n A n r A S couts E�joyed Party Friday S�en,e Of Event d ou d About M 1'd dleporf .;•--�.; w ... l ,, Mr .... •• .,.,... \ Give n By G SI .!" :J,:. Ibo •nrl I ,.. ,..... ablp ., th■ diurd> •• :;: ..s ;t"!terw v�;;; .,:U· udl, th■ -. WYr - •• . • ;;,_.::;:.;.aaa==--=--iiii'1\ ·◄ �I.IIIRTY THEATRE ... an di e1•,g ht Co mm union I s TO Be T on,ght •• I ' HeId B -... Gro up Fri day r .... _.. : ,I II WISH YOU VERY M E R RY CNDH R ST MA S H A p p y N EW y EA R A Q)mmg M r. Smart Is Pr es id ent Of "" El be rfeId5 I n p' O meroy :� 'e llo ws h, p .,..._..,,crii+mrtffll'....._ttk'IMi4-W.-�11111l1'� __ ... ll A To s a t m s • r1 h C y r r e M RO B IN s O N s I 1 La u nderers the be Tr'1 -Lustre Cleaners -:� .. - r��!'-'"""'� ---1 1 '' I J D ry Cleaners Rob"1nson s QU nd ry .,,c�)'�llll�Jllll'il{)I-J'�::-.==-'::= I ,'• - ifandparema. ELB ERFELD s D ·• .. Caro1JD ��"-'""'"!!I� i ■ � 111111 ...,, 1111 .,. " IIJQIP llr. ■ad 11n. Lalmd - C:-�pa=I �� l u Rodney �:i::;: I "••• wscs ,••••lltJiltJM'.J":-s(!l�rm�� Rolldoy Swing-Teen Dance b On 28d, B . CLOS ID MON ., DEC. 26 ( I -Pomeroy • -�-:i.. HARTLEY AND BENNETT SHOE STORE "Middle of Uwer Block" _;- -_ : •·· .- Ohlo '\ ' ----ti,lr PNtiJ _., !:f A Scouts o l Troop 245. Middle port , Y went lo a number ol b(meo In J. R. G�. lhlJ _. ""'"" I Fn· y On Tliu�,day part as istm Falls Chr rt • Leta en )l>Yed .,, .--: wscs of the ,,,. I Middleport to ling taro1a 11¥ Olr- � ➔ 1 I rolldJpg • lradilion of ,ever• Mr !!. day evening et the home of Mrs J O(' F alkner of Co- Methodist Church held its annual , A speciiU ChrlSl.ma3 program shut•lnl. Making up tbl group of Bn»n and L1D8 a, plat S. f r Mr and a _ ylllfii Judy Arnold, Jud� Kai Hi�y with their seoutmaste lumbus arrived yesterday t o 1 C'hr1stmu dinner el the nome of 1\ as Coleuaan, companied Ulil!III • lbe w presented Friday eveninl at carolert were Roy Greilct.YDD Buchanan and Kar Bob M ills. with Mrs. Falk- Mrs, Don Bell Tuesday n ight. as istm Chr d spen ainlmla( �r. aU o( Middeporl, enthe M Iddle rt Finl United Pres-,\ Jud Sauer Janice Zirkle Ser· group -----Be fore the part)' the boys met ner's mother Mrs . M.1rtha Ch ilds I '11 Bell home was decoca e led l po l th g o i.e m ar 1th Edi w th GSl and e Billy go Hapy h to b rc Ch ' en \ e an by c l \ at tne Seoul Hall o n be l i altristmas W11 se t u OUBl'II BERS I Fife Kathy n keepmg w ith the C Ro h of C lumbus will a Ch J� � r Lalor shut- U15 of the �w� e trnas weekend \ son having pine boughs . pomset- Rev. Nyl �: der:! �� Chr1s ;7 . )'DD iela e ohn d el. Cohn'+• d , Ha or , J the Dan he urm g iller L • . Gamet were play p ic aa, daughter, wnie I li&!J and Ughted candles. Do ' Mrs ther . mo h DrUI ti er C and ar- friend Kai .,. Jtid dleport, Ohio h1ch p sented I Ca�l Anderson David evenmg and refr:::enl� : : :th pr gr ver Mrs fl�ymond Allens- I Girts were placed under � light• in the � :1 so: an , ush re Sauer, Mkk N_iBe, 1lllf8 NIC)llll 6-1' ro Lyons, sa d th , STA RTS SUN DAY � �� were ' worth and children who have JU�t : ed t� and ex.changed, durmg '::, Bach J� cream lee \ M rrlS, ::� Kafffl � o ner, L� guestl fj_ lUI refreshice t : ge!! so the :· Ill. Th"e On gma l 3 Stoo e Alf 1 meetmg. A progr am Y.a!o prese k to ed mov closed <;ently L,or born was re IC Sharon Hoscar, ments were served lo the 4(1 Buchanan, se ed The party Hawk. pend Prlcl , o Mn. I ed by Mrs Nora C� � \ ; the Scout Benedict ion serv• base �rom Texas will also s , r •i C ''iTOP , LOOK ls of the program oy l ane Criswell, Diane V anCoooeY, ud e was � y Mildred· pa - c1pan q,; • Scriptur d C tmas with Mrs Roush . s h - & LAUGH" , ' t Ol 1 Chapman ' .....,� . --. .1" ..,-••and The Shoemak • "" -i�"1· ,. ... TPd Riley J r , pres ident I Lynn Buchanan . student a \ r.-1 d an by er h nted with : prese ted is here !or the hohday, ::.;: ers Dream" W H ' ol ;�. scout a�1hacy ' ass � ames i ::· :1o: G=:� a::: were Mrs er J and Mr. her ,c t �:� �;: O : nts, e O party. p , OM· ( the g \ A Christmas candlel i ht ' with BUDDY" "MY· D G" ond , H on d g M rs. Burhanan. !" $ta rrin g L th'is ' tending were mumon se rvice will be hrId and Major and Mrs. James Harting- The door prize was won bY Mrs. ell Gladw Betty Mrs ,:. ,: The Dog S t ar ley • •. .. I ev enm g at the Middle port Finl r , . D . c . Becker, er and children are here for the Doris Bell. & ta M s arry at h re Churc e w L rian e holidays with their pa rents, Mr!! . Those present were Rev. and I United Presbyt 1. I Srouls attending Roger Sli_les , Larry Lawrence Hartinger and Mr and ! Mrs Pearl Casto, Mike Casto. Mr. ·jEJGS THEATRE F:lders of the church w ill ha ve G ladwell, I Ohio , eroy j and Mrs. Harold Roush, M r 8· ·i ·; Pom n, Stephen H111dy, Ray- Mrs Edgar Allensv10rth \ char�e of the t�v:c•e w i th H a i - ' H.nnnlga I er. S�u rge n Geo Co o le, well d hu • 1 J ohn Hill . Mrs, Julian Hill, Mn. ( Mrs Betty Gla a g of the seal- I mond Zirk old Sauer m 1 i ffl\l,l G e y, ilk Earl a 'TONIGHt • y to spend Bert Hunt, Mrs. Andrew Crosll. lla rry McGuffin, bus came )esterd� 1'. , .. I . mg of the e 1Je rs Buddy M oo�e . : ..GUN FlGHTERS OF Gri a rry Bert ayman , son, L Mrs mm l i h e r I Andy L Hill, mas w th Mrs. Jerry The Sen_ior (· ho1r 1�1 \1 , Christ ABILENE " ��::�� ' Stephen Pullen, Kenny Har�111 \ an� h er parenlS , Mr and Mrs , Mrs. St . Clair Hill, Mrs. Mildred . and Gen . , the anthem , Bustt>r Crabbe Dave J enkms. 1 0 Chapman, Mrs. Florence Quill�, C. Becker and family. astor ' .J ack Sigman, I Be v Ho �_a rd :lup� lt , • Bart on Mac Lan� imd wers l o Dick F , emley Mils 1 , Jr Ricky Ca W. Chapman, and L U, : ·: Connie Mr and Mrs J wi ll use Cr:J< e, l ross. Jrown a�� w. s. ayne nds the best y H yes n Sun Va. visited I U) . ma Bell. ic " P AY of Charleston, W We wish all our cus�mer; d frl IJNDI Til e :l s hi s !>ermon top -----Year . e . . th . an or :,:r Borgnine ess Call st pm W Erne terday with Mrs. J. in health and hap B Durin g the mornmg serv1ct! on al Centr man the Mafi a fe nred ! York onl� ew e h t es. of ployee N and other relativ car numbers eSan. , Mon. • nd Tu•sd•v \ Sundily Spet'1al musical Mr Hapton- Railroad was Injured at Glouster Blanche} < William M il \ s. be by ted res p en w1 l Dec. 25, 26, 17 train on . Lynn BuehLan� \ slal�'\�as retumed home yest.er- Tuesday when �e _wr�k _a nd Miss "PS YCl lO" Str1ff han ped lhe l • 3urn r1dmg Hospital. as w he General ich h w f,rom Mei 8 Anthony Perll ins, Vera M iles I an \I.ho will play an organ-piano , and back im leg, uch received •l 1 He m be track. a 18 report� lo J,j d uet Tom Kelly will also sing . . 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. � �' , p of the NO ONE . , . BUT N O ONE shi ries. Fellow m1u arm I 'I'he Men's proved. as numl xr , ('hr1stm ""t•al Sr rl to l�,e ille adm be will .· · WNU � Church in �iddle- Mr. and Mrs Roth Zahn and (2) Sermonette top,c for t he short- First Baptist th· •• tre after th e start o ( ....._� � In ,,,_ g l · m · �� met S o f id I av ar D gt1 d . e an r children, Steve st, an· p<••1 held its \ I Wll each performanc e of Psy · ened service WIII be "The .. 11ursday Charleston tame today ,_ '"' spend w , h basement C'hurc · the -·. paC't" S 'cHo i wb er 1 ser From Out Christmas with Mrs. David Ent\ 'ght M, of charge s a w � mTh� meeting sminger. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr e T h t. siden e Pr hony, Entsminger also of S. Charleston ' Willis Ant or cted l ele were • er■ offic are expected to arrive to�w following ldent , P •ul ger. m P Ents_m Mrs. ar ! , e y with ffi< . coming for a isl I theSmart : Vice • President, Harold Rev. Howard Ruppelt will leave Hindy Hubbard; Secretary, Kalad Sunday afternoon for Alex�dr�, f. Kaul John asurer, Va, to ,pend Christmas with his and tre and cof!ee or nta eshme I Rrefr sister and family. Mr, and Mrs. spirit of e to rved were � se doughnuts D. D . Feaser. He also expetls to Bin e . awren \' isit with another sister in Shan• Ch( g t L and above hony. Ant ld era G and ei, Jtay ford ey, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. James Mc· -christmas Donald and family, 1 L C. II. Wise, Sr., and MiS& Ruth ved ner Ob lay tlu Ir • B and re. ida Flor £tverywbe from rned retu e hav wise t th• past For 90 -Year-Old here they have spen \w In Pomeroy A birthday dinner wa, held re- , two month!I, In Middleport 1fiight�n eve, y cently !or L illi• 11\oma'· 90· at · Gordon Guthrie of Bowling ! WY 2-5428 the home of her daughter• m-l aw, ! Green Unive rsity is here for the \ WY 2.. 5 1 30 ! .she m who w,th , 11 ma. 'l'ho h· Rose Chrlslmal holiday, with her mot . . makes her home. _ Dewey Guthrie. !,Ir, \er. ..,. __ _, � .,, .,, ers, h 1 . A.tlend1ng were her bro'l Jacob Turner o( Middleport, em- Gl'Gl'Ulfr•••�"- •1iS"el'i El . and Otho Powell , her s ister, _ . . __ � •�-� r Mrs. Frank Coots. Mr. Coats ; he niece, Mrll. Frank Sprague, and , 1, Mr. Sprague . EAL Soc. S.nl, • ( OBDEK TO M}:ET "' The staff and Offirers or Melp \ ' ' Temple. Order of Pythians, are , Ben to meet at the home of Mn Neut1lln11 f�r • Christmas party Tuesday, Dec . 27 with Mrs. Frank Cheeaebrew and Mrs. William 11, Allman asaisting hostesses. There will be a gift exchange, __ �fj.. .,.... . A holiday swing-Teen dance will be held In the Legion Hall at 111 Racine on Wednesday De<, la salon from 8 to 1 1 p.m. Admi 50 cents per person. Jo Hardy w lll call the square dance, and ■pin the platters lor the round dant'ell in between the j aquares. All area teens arel invlted I ' I • - � .. u- ­ (. I ,, l ' ' .'l I ' \ ,,111·• '1., • J"ltt .... .. ..,....,._""' •• •• IIUU ....,. flat -- W.,, 'p I It J tern- 1, 1.-,ut - .U... L '- 1 "' · ( Ilda , r i ,, & 1 1 1 .. r �nf i ·r .u.. • e at y --xn--------------------------'- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tueld.a1, Dec. 27, NO. 212 By United p,._ lnternationol nation today counted its highway dead from lb• long Chri.!ltm� weekend and came up with a figure below a pre-holiday estimate by •afety experts. The NaUon.. Safety Council had estimated �10 per· sons would die on the nation's highways during the 78hoJtt period which ended at midnight Monday night. 'In; 1 • - · - .. Sl'd 1 fnto Tree -- Court Denies Application To Take, License Y N A P M O C S G N I V A S d n a K N A B S R E M R FA POMEROY, OHIO ' ,1 . ( i • ·- FROM All OF US AT , , , NAL BANK P O M E RO Y N A T I OIUTLAND ..... ·stlFFLER'S STORE in POMEROY .. • • I . .. ' • • .. · . . .. . . . ·. -- mob>!, _,.,.. ' . .· ________ -\ ... . ' .· - � . . . . . .. le Pl& OOP! 1 1 "::i, I i • fiC leS me 3 E r ge , ' f'Jre Ca}] Kee p fI' remen usy -Ion I · 1 •1 II I Now How 'Bout This aasw,,,. ab,,;. ,W-: ':Z. lnjur.... Sh er,!JT 's �. am l•1y' L aw..,,v.ar c; ,. T '1ec s ObJ. t 01 V nus u a I Gl1its lj Year ' ., -Old ff Boy Man urt I At di Farm Work I dama Dl"ed Christmas Mason,s 11th Auto Fatality :-:I· all atuniay Day At Home •:-pted s . "";'.ard ..... � =: :=.� ==.:;'..= • ...._. _, .;i ':: = mo- !,-1 ,_ -:.:• Candidates, Gfil"des On ay -• loollbta. -�-:��... �":i.: ..l'... To Me1•gs Electi"on 8oard �"w to ,...': w. a· IIHded tba -. :ii a.arw, - -• a .... r-• 2Jld A.id_.,._ e l caw-� aff.ct\nl e,r, ·• "· • t!:o - ,,, :,u I I Iii l11li . ·----- - ... That Long Weekend pome . r9y pO1•ice Clean Up Mt er 6 Traff"IC Att�l'den.ts "'! -RFD Jt,�.,-, :'•al•- •Ide• ■ I �l'� ·.me.. .. 1- 'ltdal ..,1 -, amiablt Secre1ary of State Ted Bron tadar beCu c1111r1- poo1 dlnolly 111 1111 • ., • • • b tlon of 1he new u 1901 Candltlllte'a Gulde, teclll lnfornM lku•, � 1'thldo. ..,,... body <UPltlon >-alrlh ....-. ))O('ket-al&e pamphl • et contellllll& lnlwmltloa NEW YO¥ l,y -:mlll 1 ...,_ lfbte■ ......, ..... munlclJ)ll, townahlp and Boarda 0( 11:tl� �-� _ ilrowD aid that • o1lcvne4 bort ol Bo■nla of Educatloa. • -- a.,n WU lfnllo a a d Tho i'amero)" l'lllloo d■put.':: .::'!"me: al<t Ibo cor, ltarm Thalu and Jo � molorlst. 'lbe drivor el th■ I - O:o1r - 6oa · w be to lltlppod W tho llolp Ila, I fl Prlinlu7 D-, .,_ -,,ploJtd. , ob-. ,_ owr lhL w: H '•ve■ti- VanMeter, were injured. but tile vlhlclo left tbe ..,... of tho accl- ap - ro111r<M lo bolo ..... ow ori: 11'111 be lh f1rw1 _,. Cou1i1J -.t II J:ledloal - ■nil Nonmber I lo o-ral Jlllo. laJN "" the - II II a r Y p!od 1i11: accldtllll, 0.. of whlcb veblclei IICllffl1I hNvy damap dent and l:ad N Y ■ oot roported lo autb- I•. Tbon _. ao - w II, DQ the Ila be by . 1111,J' ■ Gllldoa ,ltmlnate th■ t Savn Ulla to od tbe late _,, ..,.._ ,..,. minor, Dd IIIOlber In KlJ>. to the front hodor, door, wind- oritito by _, today. Dlfl!ltr 111 jurlea. lnlonm!lm> INim birth do< .P.�VO <Odlda!■■ or olbor 'nlO arri•■l Ill tho Buruu ol .,,.,,1>1111 II addllloo lo lllo motk- avW. for tba lhllrlff'a d■part- lhlald, and frllnl1. No cliarge, Saturdlj> night al 1,so a oar In the llllly olbor · !'al !'WI Cemu1 lnten■ted population ,...,._ ., Dt- • are tbreo brotbon, J • ■ 1 o r, .,..t, whlcb --.I .,..,kler•�Je · - �Ing to btaltb CIIIII wen, reported. driven by Leslie Prico. "-1, f. Jellbelt, RI. I, ,-,,, ,. · ·- �; A futuro If tba Gulde I■ an Cllllbtr I, Bruwn lll■le■, WU wo■1o, ■nil WU... s.i,,., ■II o! llJIIOil boa ao 1ojur1t1. d :it1!ii'' , LIii night at 1:10 po&e invN- hltgolng - m, Eu! Mal:Ht.. ltlt Into l porhd _. ,. ... v ' __ Ibo chanp MG,. election calenc1ar, lll inl Import- ear1y _,,: '· la- hlm to i- pro-. Elmwaod. .._Offlolr 0-. Jlkb lave■ti- llgatod ■ ■ccldeat .., the nor of a ,topped Yeblclo st. OWD<d ·bt Allot Wamolor ti T ant cl■.. the IN! bal· damatlonl wblch ,ollmlllaled , ........ ....... ,... k • • ; pied aa • -ti. at tbe Mobile ..... driven by au.-1.. Thoma■ Qiap- llllldleport !!aturd■.J II IO:IO ... ta Iba uppor Main Weot '. - of Ibo complu pi,iblema of Monday at Proml■e 'L • • • IUB part ... 11/c=llllo -■r t latlq. ,,,., ... , ----b I Ice Slatlmt. A .., drlWD by caro- man, IB, Racine Rt. I. namo,. lo rtghl front ., tho Loa ¢,,L _ ,el>rt:ar, I - • 11· m fl !he lhe Mltll ffllll\lclP■l tledlon■• auch Cburdi mj burlal •• lo t k ■ 8- - • I I ,. Satuo- lyn MIiier, Hartford, W, Va. , wu Tbe left frtxit of tbe Prloo ,.. boll car Wlll estimated ,t t_ _ • de►lllno lot llli,,s of declaration, U ware � lo ,.1 wi,e:, O,urd, -■T)' ,.:.r I k O ., 1IIJM Ill II: !av1.loia - catJ18 I oar alllmptlng to - � Iii the bicl1 locumcl minor damage U and tho WIUllllfey ffhlel■ kaJI ill Wolro, ..,...,..,.. , o/. candidacy 11111 niNnlnatlng pe- the fedetal eeuua nport for IIIIO dlroctloG oJ the llaJDM - ■nd ullllly polt, &tattoo drivi■g --■ - b■r .., did the b■dl of the Cbapmmi .. <ear ■nd lell aldo damapa. ... of Mr and tltlooo by inclependeo,I candidate, wu not made Ulllll September, Ham■ lo Buffalt. Arlene Hacint lid. llklddad m the loo and r• Into blcl■. PrlGI ,wa, amoted 01 a '1beN .,... lO lnjurlll • • o/. ·· ' :, · • C. W.lfe of 2IIS , !Of office■ of IIOIIII munlclpaliU.. 1•1. · 'unldpalltte■ operattaa un----said till1I oho tr11,&. _.. the idcle of lb; -· Domage ,barge o/. falling to otop wllllla a rat. ...,. np.rt,d � tlio 1 91-, lllddleport, return- or ewer 1,000 [lOfJlilatlon. [ der the ,-al otatulory form of "5N; fWUII nGN\ DAffON on RI. 114 and wao � - mlnor Dd • ..- ,... clear umnd dlltanoo. llgatlng offleer, Tho Nlloo • id'. 1it 'aoa,-lmtoG, S. , C, recon\lJl, I Au111J.41 p - ,f, 11,_m)� ti, ,dead· [ iov•-' ¥YI . dllfennl 1lte-i Mr. Dil Mn. Clerlaod Weavor 1 _,. wl:m oho uw a q IJ· filed. Salllrdq - at l:IO Ill· �t oJ.. •• tJ Gato W, norjmalDetlc\ line for /ii1ng 111111tlnatin11 j!etllloni tlv• o111ct, to nu. dopendtnJ up-:and �. Alm ol Doyton Ing 111 .. road. SIi■ uld t h ■ ID - =ii I � l!opped fi<er lnvaatlpted ■ - ace� Rouu of Letut, W. Va. • • ol imi\>f<.;!pallU.• ... \ lll whether th•Y•"_'.!' v\llJJ... _Of, J nre bol!d■J I I USII _Blval o/. �· by tb;t hlr car °'=� � �� � o/. .... A; .. _ arttlll ll Ibo "'-i;'. �• 2:flllO population <soma ,,ovor by Nllllll)II o[ popwation, ..v, , Mn. olm 1111:v••lr, - � _ I � _ , , .. c� �-., CT,'.:' _...,_ w�..- -:, -.- '!' -,.. w.., l / , "" 0 _, 1 1 ,, ' t· . "' i . ,. ,. .��: :�'l r�-� --!-r ,r�•�f;�·•·�:.� �I:� k·:vw•1zw�l k,1 1�-·�:· :wL1J:·-� •I - :::.,., t l. . . -� - l ' .. ,�: ,- , "'Jlllljll L. ' ' , � ·-·• -t ra . .,,. t;, ' rf.�:�� A � � .t . _ ' " r'(f.l �(""',�Jfl.1.," (,)� \,'�1\- _,,._,., l!,.,••:.l · ""' · •...,;w. ,.i., ..wi.. • '' �".t:.°th. tt t< :l,C i l.\· ;. ,'cQ .A1��•.H W, -::' , ·· (;', ;t-,. · -'·i t.<i.\V lf,. • ....___, =:f -----------------POMIROY -...,. ._, ..II -.i al 1$.11 ...... .,,... ,., .... lloady ... artl t .W. accl-\ I New York WIii Stop MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "-!llli, ,.,u,, ..., .. • 2 Meigs Men Hurt When Car "-"1 , _.. ...._. ...__........ _.... ..,.. When abe neared the croulng. gine daJnaae wu minor, officer, which ii located on • rile, and said, I In addition to the cor-traln hal no •l&nala, Mn, Chasteen told officer, ,he faintly heard a , dent the Sheriff•, department in �rain whistle. i vesligated twe other accident■, ' Knowing the area well. sh< , both minor. al,o In tho Rutlaad cWllh late retun,, still ""\'Ing 1 lanced both ways as ■he neared area OYel' the holiday weekend. a un· . e · Presa International ' York1 21. North Carohna, SO, Mis the At �:45 p,m Sunday the depan· tracks. She 1aw a frei ght : count al 11:::0 a.m, EST, lhowed i sour 19, Florida and lilinois 18 me · nt invfftigated an accident I train approaching , the : :· · wintt: fatalltiel ■ime the South Carolina 17, Kansa!!l 16, Lor at Hurried Rutland 1 ly, near the Lima Road. 1 Mr . Chuteen hit lalana I� and low• 12. , :he holiday at' i p.m. the brake, of the 1967 Plymouth �ii .,. 51, Langaville, W8'5 I JAMES HARRIS I ' " . . . - - . . . . . . . 476 1 RN:nak &Dk!I ria, IOII she WU driving, thinking I h e , attem� lo make a left lW'D U F. J Bar 1 o, Mr .u4 Mrs. Walter Harrll, i couldn'l make it BCJ'OSI the tracks 1 a car driven by .Edward Chap, · . ""°"' . . . . . . . : 1; i: man, 24, o/ Gahanna. Ohio, lried sy,,..;,,., hu eompleled A r m y I ahead of tho train. · fr e t >lid htt t1!e Bolin car m o the car came to o :. on l Th 1 hallo lralnlq al Fl. lllley, KuI r� led th� ..;;.. � tr: . stop : the tracks. Mrs Chaslel!n on I ..._ oil I■ ■pe.U., a iwo week 1 �< deatld With 3'/. l'uBI had 35. 1 D to both vtbiclel w ■ 1 fr d amage ve the om hicle and 101 lnve al lome. Ruru will ffflll'a jumpe Geo1111a II, �lchlgan and N e · clear of It only an Instant before : t<nnod alight, 11111 no charge, Juury • lor .-un• " ,1 Forl • ! the train ,wept the UDOCCupled were filed. ' Belvalr, VL , : car down the tracb Ill front of ft. l Tho doparlment wa, ai.o note Two Meigs county men w1Pre tn• I The car waa earried over 100 1 ried of an ■ccideot 011 the Beulah : feet down the track■ befort t h e 1 Grove Road near the Theodore Jured In an accidenl that t o o k I train enginoer, Bob Lelfhell oould ' Carman Midence, place at S p.m Monday Oil O " I 1 : belt the locomotive. A car driven by MrL Bussell ' Hollow lid . . three tenths of a mile · a The car was tun,,d complete- Priddy, Rt. I, Rutland, hlt weat ol Bt. 7. EYE CATCHER - Sheriff and Mrs. Robert C. Hartenbacb's daughter, 22-montb­ ly arowid by the train and finally parkad v<hlcle driven by Thllm• old Debbie, poses with perhaps Meigs County's most humorous Chrhitmas gift, Ilda The -tale highway patrol, which tumhlad over a amall omban.11- as Simon, SI, Rutland. Neither life-size dummy of her daddy and a Chris tmas tree found on the front steps of !di lnv..Ugatad the accident, s a I d menL vehlclt wu damagad !¥vlly. town Tho residence of Ohio rt811trar . ol Charle, R. Longenette, 211. Rt. 1 early Sunday morning. T he public got plenty of laugba - aad 111 R lnveatigallng officer D • p u t y Sherill Robert llartenbach, fol• did the county' first family ii ,jaw enforcement. - Sentinel Photo, s lcit,, 1- hem domed Reedlvllle wu descending a htll Sheriff Charle, Sayre, following lowing the long boUday "aekend. ·he right to ltllpmd 01t1 moto,- "lhen hl.s car went out ol control, Middleport· , Volwiteer 1' 1 r the ■<cldent, oold that U anyone extended thanb lo motorist, for lst's operallq u..,,. and wa, ran off the left side and into , , Company ..... kept buoy over th• i bad - In Ibo car. tbero would ,tbelr ltm .....,.ration In keep.artlally srantod 1111 , long IKollda)' -•nd wwer!Dg i bavo been llttlt dwu:o ol """Iv- Ing Meigs County ', holiday death tree. Ii another in C- P I e • s three �gency and one fire cnll. , al. � slate clean. Tho driver received abrulolls ' at e Mrs. 0, deen , C<!ort -· IJPll"...,lllll of the lmee and lep 111111 -1blo . The •�• call wa� uckily trav a wu l ....,....,., :IO p. Ill. Saturday to the �lap 1111 .!we &Jllllk:1,•� l llenl')' lraelurtd rtbi.. A _alipa ...... ■t tbe """' of the C111. "' the state to IIUljlllld . di!Yen IC Milliron rul<k,nl,e OIi l,eadl n� cldent. Slii bacl left her - ,.. fonl Loo enelte � by c ■d. g A ll<tnse -, bo■nl wt _. Creek IID ' no!Mr omor m y boy■, KertJ, Gary and Gregg at Plalnl, haf 1aclai 1om Judge John C. -· d 2. t a. . w un S • so n on ., .. ana 1 m ,_ hr . home !a, ir lo p b The with the C ist tooth' ■ d I Tho oourl Nied !hit ib.b■tl Loe •• day to Clifton, "'· Va.. when .... !oy L dam a,e. No ■r - Harry Varian WU occidentally ' Rllllo, l71!!, Cl!■■tor · IIMd, Pom• : ;: :. T Wllneuea lo tho accident, ., ; t • - ' wu bOI a babllual traffic shot In the hip. He wu tahn lo ■dd tloa t to �r Lelfhelt vlnlato(, ad the <IN .... d L,. Two patrol arresta were Fred the Pleasant alley H01pital at V WINI a !rain brakeman J.....: mlllecl: 'l)e jucfce auapetuied the C. Brown, 18, Pomeroy, cited to Pt. Pleasant. The vogue today, in iQme cir- plete with gw1 belt, gun. :tlieri:f'o resident■ were reminded apla l te of syracu,e Robert Mei rt p cou today for parking .., , Al 10,SO 1. m. Christmas mom- iremanWhi U..ue lo drive of Clyde King, Rt Emmett an 1"" lhree perso l ;,, ro give � funny Christ- badge �• hat and ahirt, together 1 that one of their most coofirmed fo cle,, o ns Involved F Light ot ol 1 Rutland for. a period of ont I • hiehwa) , and Stephen Hoff. Ing the emergency ■quad answer• port. in 8 tractor accident near t h e mas gi!Ui as posSJble � your best with a Lh:· 1s lrnas tree load� with pr w or tab ooa • Middle �ters - g e ,..;, but p-■nted bbn the · right man, IO, Cbe!l<r, cited today for 1 ed Ill third call o1 the Wffkeod ; Traffic 00 Iha Lanp sund.)' gifts such as Christmas two e.th<r way - le atlornoJ P'NII -Dex- Victor Di,,oo residence on Gilkey I and most esteemad fr.ends. vllle . unsafe operation. to the Mary Alice Samuell resi• · to ·•mi to and from work. ter .Road WU baited for over ID Ridge near Burlingham were In- In this category this s e a s o 1 wrappings and old &hoes. W. Crow dente on N. Second A,e. •t the our by the Ion& line o/ freight Jured and admitted to Shell<ring Sheriff and Mrs. Roh<rt C. Har,. Tbe grotesque figure d r • w I C '. o w wu observad h Middleport • Pomeroy corpor- car pulled Arma Hospital yesterday morn• enbach and attorney F red W. chuckles !.·om every pas.;erby leading I full gn11111 bDly g o a t , which ,..,.. being allon. • Ing, Crow, Syracuae,_ grab the head- who_ saw it. _The sheriff'• offidal through the viU■g,J � from Hobson to Columb111, . Ar upiodlnll oQ •- NOi the The Chuleeo fhlcle lllfl nd Billy Meeb , - of Meigs Coun· lin.. !or rece1v1ng them. I family took it _ In good atride, and Day_ a gift Inn old ftiond Rlell v e volunteen OB ■nother nm Moo- Iota] w tr ge, hile th• ain en- ty Dog Warden ■od Mn. J O h n 0n the oheriff•, Pomeroy real- directed unolf1<ial credit fo� the I Jonea. .... I N!lldmt o/. llllddl. day - to atinauJab • Meeb, and Gerald Hayn, are deoce front porch SWJday morn• ' present atKNl Mid· port. and uaistaat - ., .. ":' blaze at the Harrllon llrucbe, reported In good coodltloo at the Ing wu a life-ai,.,d dummy com• · dleport friend,.. Farmers Ba Clo., . hi.ml at UM& I. Sooond A... 111111 I GIWi8 ctJTn:ll hoopttal ■lier IIUl'VIVinJ a !ractm I'om<Tuy . 1 P ujlllll al l:IO I.DI. Monday. ■rk St. While uptown PGllleru)' - Tho llgrifi. • ' I " .. - ... F ur Jai led o On About l,IO p. m. , - Mr. · " � , Fourtem-JUN>ld BD!y w a 1 Monday were tnJOylng the sher- I DOI been di- l1J Jma, tr • Makllt .....n• 711' d!od 1ut Funeral - for Mn. Allie Buclmer WU attempting to llght 1 111'1 Cbriltmae preoent._ Syracuao -.,_ - -=J I L .....,.. drtvina . - pulling a - Varying Charges Fem peT1IOIIS Haya were placod In Evan■, 78, who died Cbrlltmu bll oD ...,. tt l&nlted, aettlng , wmd by ...... uro o ..... airmlatd a,,,, - .,. tho ni- l.cao ..._ t k ■ <111e\y jall <Nflf the bollday -- Rmk. Servicea day at ilOOll will be bold Wodnet- his two-room bomt on fire. e beell llav1■6, � IJ■■ h J/q "'I Are to day at s,so p. m at th■ llwing \raclor hit a lo)' 1IJIOI OIi t k 1 � ler lo 11io·a.,. H ,w = ::: apaciou■ lowll■ ail ed Mid� Being Held Today c: � le, Boyle,. � •lxn III Ath- Chapel , with burial in !he 8eech w Tho olece� road, ,. mr a otaep banfl, and -::. t Z ■pldly. ■proad goa may Ibid. klaoll for servt"" Funeral charl!O 1;,.. the 00 amoted t Ill eeunly lliid WU tho .....tor Grove Cemetery. lbnes. ! Pr. PLEASANT - II I O O D un:ed •- IIVWal to Ibo role o/. l a did to Tho who whil E Ruak 711 / died at 1,11 bam e ■ be vy clamqe l ■m and Wt\la lolln. She II survl..., by one brother ire ,I the Cour'.y'1 .11th llllallly IIC!C!UffOd Billy lllffand a broken arm Iii turblng the poaca, - ate e • one room of the bo- and to Saturday 1 . uge:,e .., �od4 ;_ Creek Road, will be ...._ for - - l1.ol ... wbon Madt pi.. whl1 liay 1Dcumcf Clement Cooper. Portland, wo llio WU pnced;I .. c!Ntb by her WWlam BaW.., W will l e • 1 · 40 a·m . ly ayna, Mlebl- the eave, 111111 roof, but Wal f>I• mlrab ld And � J:1a ou,baod, John iuaell. gan : two nepltewa, H...,. WP. en ou •� fectal - llll1I I W O fa.. cbargOI o/. dlltwblng t b e bo Ibis afternooa at I p.m at .,._iy ..... ..., t befono tt could du much ti� t broun rlbl. Aaotb■r p• engtr peace whU. lntoslcated: John the Rawlln [!I-O>ata Funeral liom■ Mr Cmr Sun..... d,lldr-, an llldney Ham,, Gadsdoa, A , ad H . - or .. p - ... la. ■ Kllrel damage to the other room. Bobby IIOUI II Priddy, Middleport, lo ta faoo la- with Rev. Geo'!!• Oiler ii dlarge. be NIIIObod ¥ I • llmND, Glouater: Mn. A I I t I d Willia o/.. IA.a Angeleo, Callfomla: Twalv lillll an,werec1 Ibo t a lllte-tim u,. -I ,I • pod ,.._; ._ i...... ;__• loxlcat loo 111111 dl,turb'-• the Burial wW be in the Popl■r RJdto for low e the call. atan!ly n--· , UIAAI- ·--1 --· ··-· ._, -·--- • -� u- J eI ..._...,.., -• "'" ..., --. oaca ...,.., , �, --- � . - ew In a driDllng rain with I W O Routa ¥ and Trtbblt road. �--�- . Kloea, Middleport. Olbor -- Wilch, Dayton : Miu It ,._ ,_-led that Hayea po■oo, ano Wlllanl Don Miller, -��ry -·----• ■ Sarah ,. pump■n a:d th■ doportmontl Ac<ordlna lo a.te Polk.I ad Middleport WU ■msted OD driv- 'l1i& dee eacl -.. . - o/. pinDod lo the Ir on lncludo ■ 11Mlkl- Hull, Dayton; Mn. Mar; A. Sam- tanker partlal]f ve■tlp� . f\r& c1opartmea1 ,:pokeoSheriff' � lo altar I! baC ltopped roO: Ing whlla '1ntox1cated >lid . A WW I and i> 11UMVed by two ■L,. 0.. �. I w O uell, Poonen,y, and 11n. lfarJor- ,... e!bnatod lb■ damap at 1111 olflcor■ , l■yn wu hftcb. ..., tile bank. ten. Mn. Hanry Mllllrou of Lui- Holiday ObNrv hlrhllll tho peace charge,. Colum- lo Prloe, - o1io rnn.d ■nd $IOO eil . Tho home woa IOI lnlurad. hlkinl OD Route ¥ and I - drfT. 'l1lo three _____ Ing Cr<ek Road and Mr■. llelsitt lllddleport ,... IOIIII lo a I g1 , -by JoltD BoUD, lutlaod, end q,ect with. W . "' Laiard olfe "' eoi- neighbor'• ,_ to pull a trailer INIVRY IIDELJNES SKllEB . Petw, Columbus, and a brother, Kenootl, Mt:Elhlm:or ..i _____ a -· lfn. - C:.Vert, .,... - 1111,J' call Ill th■ Ewing l'ADPIILD lft'ATION - ' bus ............ - • - """" Iba occki■nt occurred. The SALT LAKE CITY (IJPII ...Jlm i Jou BUik, Perryov We, o. Pollet - Gm., ad !Ill ... • Ida. l'lmoral - .,,, Umo. Tho IIOY, llmdoJ llllljJlnlmlo - l:Jah .. Trlhblo Road ilj;naleci lo '"1N boy'a father wu lollowfn& behind Geddis . the l960 NCAA alpine ' flcerw ■aid today lllf ...., • Jin. -D WU �,11:.mb.r of Samuol J. J- wlll boo in low a, 'II--, ....iin, - IO al a � """'!':.� � lh■ - -■ted by b!a 101t .1 combln<d 1k11nt1 cbampl1111. Is u.-' I p:otlat..d IIQVAII CALIJl:!I ll;;c IP .. _,,. th■ aRlftl; II Clltrlll. ri!i.t, ma,y diarp. ' yni 11:41 a. m. rt and dlloovered tho ...,klent. pocted to be uclellned for at least The Pomeroy emergency ,quad llralgl.l dI 1 .. all at. tho � - 1 ---- -- --------------- ..., lo th■ path ol a l 1 P bound lit took the lwo Injured poraoo, · Lwo months with a broken leg. · ..,., called at 10, IS Saturtfa.v .night Chrlltl.1lu liollil■f' . al llomo whore ••,_ "'11 be A. car cirtwm bJ Mom: "- to tho nalghborlng homo of Ron - ' The Vnivorslly of Utab oldem 1 to the J. W Cheadle ,..ldeJJoo Iii \ 'l1len. •• IOI - •II I p.111 Burial bold C - aid Dugan, 111■, rot tbom to Shel-' lllfferod tbs Injury wi,,n ho leU 1 Rutland where Mr, Cheadle "" /elder NjMtod fiW ....... w lrill lie 111 the BIVlfffew C-w \ , : Tb I u Ml ter1q Arm■ Bo■pftal bJ w. ca eruate<\ .,.., during a prac- 1 11111er1ng from aa l!bJw. A ph7- su.ctq, ad .....,, ..i . ,__ 1117' 1 t1ce -ion at Alta, Utab, • Tho - w• a Iota! to.. S.mday lidan w• ..u.d by 1qn•d,_. \ t\■ 19 - ti b:1111\;n, Wllllam l\!Dlfn, liuli,.r !ioarilest wlsliel lot a very Merry CllrlltmOal i' I �:.:!":�: ;: :.:t..:..i C I T IZ E N S N A T I O N A L B A N K . . ... ,.. A 34-year old mother of three narrowly e1caped death when her car was hit I>!' the lead engine of a New York Central Freight train at the Route 124 Langsville- , Dexter crossing early Sunday morning. Leafy Marie Chasteen of Rutland RD, driving at normal rate of speed, approached the railroad croulnga I while on her way to Sunday School at 9: 15 Christmas , morning The t your loyalty GDCf patro11<1q1 duriAq tlal, pall , . , ' Children, Was On Way To Church r =i::.. �i:i k l 1960 ·------ - I Mrs. Chasteen, Mother Of Three Dea th Toll Falls Short Of Sa/ety Cou ncil Foreca st . Mon'day·,, Nu,h lng you, alrioer• thanks fer the pleu!'re of nrv • - ' wu ,,_ , , , .,1 ozt•DCI 10 you our e n t1 n e Rutland Woman Leaps F�om Auto To Safety Before Being Smashed By NY C Locomotive Nativ.... Died JV..hlng you • mollt happy holiday ••�n, with t ftA'l'HER Dnot«I To TM I�-,, Of The /tlefi,-Maaon Area Athens County· Mrs. Evans, 78, . I ·' · -- ---==-----=,11 • , l'tOW- tOU KNOW VOL ' n.., », � ���.. brUIO •·· i!'l'i "l'Plied _, lU, ,� - e � !· � �.t�•'* ;· . >4,.J&r";. . i :4��.�. 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