https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5168556484dacf9abf6e634a4d2b7438.pdf d856581369fe48a6f819a232b164cf1a PDF Text Text . . •• P- -·- · 1.. .. . ·- . ·- ( �ny Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Jan. e, , - .. . - . - - . . _.a dnesd Club UTUltN! llOMZ � S.h 1961 I Entertained akes,..,.are M Wood, w., n. � I Kayte R...,11, daU&hter of Mr O r Lee he HluTJ,OO\ l,l• at By Mr�·W,11,amson r. \f'{ e ay be homo .. Mra. p K. RuHeU Is IU and Q 1 ound And Road fN>ZD Meigs General hospl• � Phi) illi>ms<,a en maln tbelr home with mumpt1 Comm unica lionl l W � rood from j e ll. Vicky Ann Dent, 18 month old , al W he prfllden Stale and National club ake the are I About ,;,e """"""' Sh She, d'"neredwih • I ed Ibo sday edneaday New �1ear hospial u.t1llg ,. hter o! Mr. .and •M n. w· h e r j Memuw-a are lO ........ ny-w twY at afterooon, Wednt . January la bargain month all over the ,tore-lo the furniture dept. on tbt Srd 1r broken wriJ which she -sll!ain�I home Wl Mulberry-a� . I fred Dent was returned tu .neIll· buttons to the oext meeting; r a . me f � ho for floor-ready to wear and draPfry dept. on the 2nd floor-and oo the _main Dmner 11,ut>sls on Ne\1 �'ear's home ynterday rom llolzt'r 10&· · 1n the Beginrdu� t.od . ·• 1 med- which will be gino the blind • , ay w11h \tr and Mrs Cush pita1 where she has been a pa1ienl • ,,.._ _,..~ il ion he �w \Jear, taken ti•t"i.' projerH, for t at 0 1 • �mt • '" ) t>Sleruo) . Ker brouier, n.uuc-r1 . . . men's wear, housewares, dry goods, hosiery, underwear, chUdren's and i. ,ohn�on '!H'l.t! Mis• o�ertI1a \mm Ior treatmttnl oI pneumcn111 h orn Gensi, 1 1 "wa· � thf"::ne · " · or I A report on the salt o1 art.k,_ ho •-1 1 w •been a pal ent at t te I . . John l•iu _,, Surtd3), . l rs. Franres La1km, . . . the devotioOI led b\J • 1 Mra· Robert , Iur the blind was gJven fants' wear. by .,_ mi.. . and �, •h oI M . nosp11nI th·1.11 wee1., ...aa Hlso re. I Warner Jamct Schmoll , daur.a,ter onny ,�..arkm . 1. am1 :ii1 . rs. 'who closc'd with a prayer 1 y. I urned home Tb sda ur C. F, T,_.J.;... M · Waldo J and t!lrs, Robert Schmoll who ,,., . , ;__ :obert R•ibel · ' 'harlon.e . poem• "Let Me Rememher· " ' • Bo L,WUe ggs M rs. and '-' 1 �--_:' 1eg.,. '·latl-ve Harte wa1 DIIIIJl:U 1• �,.,...w • who has bL't!fl UlAen ,_, to Pleasant ,_ �rs Ralph Davas Va IIey Hosr,1t. . ,_ ill R:ave lomorrow 1or I M rs. Wi11"wn 8uter presided ! cheuman. A round robin get well Snt I .lt h'"r home for a number ol I al Wednesday fol' treatmenl anc. Pemn w 1 . buylllJ!. , and memben answered roU call card wa, ,ent to Mill Ethel Garspring for City York New · horn . -., . . -h.uuseirvat100 was retw·1JCU t' . , . 1!I sIow1y .unprovmg. ee-� __ ___ _ - --- - - - - ....1.. for the new year. land . ....t"' for the Mu» JUWeport l)en r"-' ... ,eot , w1'th a ,1..... ..�,t store. They will be joined t,y Ed- ·--· - - · Mrt. Tompkins --- t h . ward Tewksbary of the Well,Jton Janet Arnold Is program topic, "Communilrn and �re Compny for the trip. Why I am AmerlcllJI," taken from President the book, "Whal We MUii Know ! pIan Reception Communism," t,y lhe Over• About Group streell. 'Ille Rockspring, MYF beld II• I for Grand Ada regular meeting Sunday ol t h • Relreahmenll were ,erved by 10 f er I l home of Mrs. Pally HyoeU. The the ltosteu during the ooclal hour i Plal\J wue made Thursday meetin& was opened by J a n e t to thole named above •� M� Melll A,.,,, Twill night for a reception to honor Arnold, vice-pretident. . Eugene Brown, Mn. Luil Rei­ l Mrs. Jamefl Clatworthy, recently Devotioos were John, Chapter bel, Mn. George H. Parker, Mn. Bl1nbt Uned elected Grand Ada or the Grand 1, verses one through nlne, read Pearl Hysell, Mra. Charles Lytle. 1 Chapter or thf state of Ohio, by Rita wears. During the meet- Mn. T. A. Hennesay, Mrs. Ben Order of the Eastern Star, when ing new o [ficer, were elected : Neutzling and Mn. Jed Webster Made of tough, dur­ Evangeline Chapter met at the president , J anet Arnold; vice- Sr . able striped Fisher Maaonlc Hall In Mlddleporl. president, Joyce Stanley , aecreCloth. Zips from top or Tbe reception will b. held in atary, L i n d a Bailey : treasurer. bottom. Action back February with the date to be an- Janet Wean, News reportier , Last Servibe lor extra comfort. San• Vat � army lwllL Ila. nounced later. lorized shrunk. Full Jane Douglas; Hospita1ity Rlta Being Held Mrs. Jack Bechtle, Worthy Ma• Wears · Represtntative to t h e cul. Sizes 36 to 46. Uc Inserts for better '"· tron of Evangeline Chapter . was board lneeting,, Mrs. Pally Ky- This Even ing Two taree, roomy � · in charge of the meeting and Rll. . . ee11. 1 the W • o service closmg The •· attend the School f In The program of "Prayer ope111 eta. Zipper clolure. TIii, ilans .., · ltruction to be held in McConnels- Doon" was presented by R I t a of Prayer in �Iddlepo� ;ill. be t ,rey or ,reen In Illa 18 vUla on lbe 24th of this month Wears "His Sin " "Easy Way · " beld U,!JI evening at 0o ' "1d na Rev. wlth Church Baplisl ' were alao made. by Janet Wean:' ..Happy N e w A Boone to deU'Yer the Bennon. to 46. . . Durmg the evening a oew Year" by Mrs · Hugh Bearh■·· · Rev. Howard Ruupelt, patwr ,_ of Ameri·can Flag wu presented to "Humtlity in Prayer" by M r . I the Firlt United Pr1!1bylerian •- c apter from Mr. and Mr1. ti., lt Patty ffvsell· "God's Faithful- Church, will be in charge oI the • 1 Allen Hughes. .. Joyce Slanley 8nd Lin- evening's service and 1peclal muMrs. Bechtle appointed the fol- :Seal�: Y· lowing committee lo check O • The meeting WII closed wttb sic will he presented by the Sen� ___,_ Ior tbe rnetl tne PIace.. Ml'I. the entire grou;i saying the Lord's Klr choir of his church. Youllfl Mena Clatworthy. Mrs. Char� Bennett . Prayer_ Refreshment, were aerv- The servicH are 1ponaored Mr■. Willi, Anthony, Mrs. Guy ed by Mra. Pally Hysel each year by the Middleport Min· l. Reynold,. Mr1. M L. French, _____ ilterial Aasoclatlon with the minMiQ Nellie Zerkle, Mi,s Hallie ist,rs of the local churches ?If· to r..rkle, and Mr· Hughes. Probasco lkipaling. Choln of tbe churches I Mra. Theo Neubllng and Mrs. lurni,h special music each evenns Deg·ree Harley Swiaher were appointed as White or srey in ■bee ing. small (34-36), medium (38t·hairman of tht! 'clinm�rt lq Ixr S, Clen S 40), i&l'ie (42-44), extra Bulky knit crew top IOclll Other minilllerl who have par· served by the chaJlter to the BPW large (4�). Reinforced for achoo! weir a n •· club for the next four months. · Miss J u l j a Ann Probasco, tlcipated in the services this year nect. lla.ilan 1leevea well Mr of and daughter Mn. fl. -Lo , are Konkrlght pro---Raymon Rev. ) orflcer an waa Frencb Mn. ------------W &no fleece linln&, sports wear. Wbl\t with I tea, for tbe meeting In the ab- Probosco, former Middleport rea- tbe Keoth Methodbt Church, P.ev. idenl1, wa, among sradua,.. in Nyle Borden of !he Mt. Moriah ,enc, of Mrs. Donald Stiver,. WE PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS bar ltrtpt WJ, Gihlol !he Fall Convocalion htld llocem· Baptial Church, and Rev. Fred I. ber 16, 1900, al Ohio lllale Unlver- Gardner ul the Church of Christ. foot, IINl lMI • 12. Hi11h School Dance sily. •ns H■nft Hoodocl SwHI Shirts . . . . . . • . . . $3.79 Tuesday evening lbe choir of Alter a abort period of employ• tbe Gallipolis Slate Instiiut, preParty I• Saturday lmin1 Mtll• A high school dance party will menl in the Columbus Public Li- ,enied opeclal music ol th• oer• County Since 1 8"." be held lhio Saturday •I tho Mid• brory 11111 bu rottll'llld to t h e vice. and India Borden ,ang a , dloport High aud. from 7,341 p.m. University, being �ted In solo. ' to t UO p.m. " under aponsorship the Departmenl of IPllbllcations n111lete1 111in,t cold. InsuliteiJ �u•hion throUfiChout from Wonda Grip Deposit lnlUl'aocl! ol tho Middleport band Boo,tera. as an ednorlal aecrttm,. 11eel to toe - aultable for Leon Jordan and Kenny HylOll, She 1, a 19511 graduite of Mid- Heritage s Were work or play, Slzea med• C..rp. MtllONAL dte:x,rt High School and allended the Jay,, will provide muolr. ium Cfih 1 1-11¼) and Theme The Mega-Ma,on rhamplon■hlp Miami Unlver1lly al Oxford, Ohio lar,e (fits 12-13). BAN K dance ha, been ..1 for Jan. 28, for three years before tron,lerRUTLAND For Devott'ons POMEROY at the Pomeroy High 1ehool aud- ring to Ohio state. Her pa ltorium. rent, are now midenll "Recallin,: Our Heritage'' wu the Iheme of the devot....i. led of South Charleston, W. Va, AdJuetal,le ln>ueer oua ... by Mra. William HouduheH ,Alli when lbe WSCS of the . Euy to .... .... ... pn • I Mainly About cna■o ruor llhalp. � nlng �� Men, .. - Wool Work . ' Socks -·---- 50c IO ..,, lilt Otlft. I kl • ,tc. Jahn s.uvap Jr. . People made c1-lul by the yule lop Mens Rockford W11rk. Sock1 _ 3 pair $1 .00 buming in Ill . open lire p1-. Pomeroy Mr■• lreno Shoemaker of Co- Mr■• Wllllam Ekhin&er, vice Mens 8-llston ln,ullted Socks ___ 79c lumbu, b the gueot of her daullh· preeidenl, coaducted tbe IIIHliJJll ter and 100-in-l11', Mr. and Mn. anti Mn. Dan Rller wu welcom­ ed u • gueet. Shteen ehut-in Roy a,.._, Alhena Road. Mens "Blue Bell" Cannon l'lald Mn. Maxine Arnold and dauah- ealb were reported. 'l1to lrtasur­ er re t of pledge the tha ported • Year' New r, spent SUeanna te BLANKET LINED Day with her mother, Mr■. Mary fl!O hu been pold in full. Miu Marcia Karr 1epmted on poinlelAumiller of Hartfo!d, W. Va. Benlz Wolle visited loday · with llaa tabn to Mn. - Karr and his 1l1ters, Mt...o Ida and AUIUI- Mn. A. L. Flanagan, • !lo� lo Stitched entla. Plait!, la .-, ..,._ Mn. Bert w- and 11111 lo ro•• · brothe and G at Wolre r la NOW WAI lully lined for real wumth. 4 outside yellow, blue. the mklenta at ro.ter !lat NOW WAI Planll. all of which pockets, 1 Inside packet. Wann cordu• ri ) Mr■. WIiiiam A. Mor&IIII IIIII Home at Ch ltmu, '57 Chevrolet _ $1 1 95 $995 the Society, p ol '60 Buick VB _ $2695 $2595 rojecll Mn. Roger Mor1an were rem,t ...,. Sllllon Wa1on. Sporklln1 orl1lnal llnl1h. Communication■ ...,. read from roy collar. Heavy weight blue denim. bu■lnou visitor in GaUipolla. LaS.bre 4 Dr. sedan. 0111 careful loeal Shows be1t of care. m Ja.,.,, and Dor­ ar owner. Sharp car. Power 1turlnc and WOilam Burtoo of Columbue .,.. ialon leo in Sizes 36 to 46. A offerln& wu brake■. Turblne Drive. R4U. Over •1 ,· rived 'llluraday evening for • � Chrlatmao '57 Dodge VB _ $1 1 95 $995 100.00 off. ,1,11 with hi■ ■bier 11111 brotherand Mn. Cullom • Dr. Sedan. On, careful local in-law· Mr· and Mn· Clifford Leif, Mn. Carl llller ..-,tecl lht pn>trarn top. owntr. Puah button ■htft. hell and eon, Ropr. '59 Buick VB _ $2395 $2295 and le 'Lookin Backward I •• , •• .,:, Mr■. CIUford Lellhelt and broth" . F LaSobre Convertible Cl>f. A Jet black anl er WUllam Bw:ton vblled their ••w-,. '60 Dodge VB __ $2295 beauty in1lde and out. Really 1harp. Pow­ All article "Chriltlan Stewa!d!allier Erneot Burton at Holoer Dart PhoenTx , Dr. Sedan. Fineat and beat er ,teerinc I brain. Full equipment. " by Miu •Karr eloood lht · ehip, ■erlH Dart. oanful loe1l awner. Show• Ho■piW today. $1 .95 room <iNn. Jame, Ediar Ginther of CID- -11ni1 and relrtolune.tla WIit ' Torque lll(ht. R&H. � the ■erv t,y ed For work or play, 1enulne leather In of '59 Buick VB _ $2295 $21 95 rueet hla recenl cbtnall wn • pll'ellll, Mr. and Mn. Ori■ '57 Buick VB _ $1 1 95 $1095 LaSabre Hald Top t Dr. Ont eanful lo­ black or brown, reeufar widths and Gbtther, �r JlcNKI, Annual Pariah • Dr. Soden. One loeel owner. a..utllul cal owner. Power 1teerln1 • brakes. Tur­ narrow wldthl. Sizes 30 to 50. Mr. and Mrt. Oril Ginther were M tinf Planned all white llnl■h. D)<nollow drlvo. R6H. bine drive. Extn extra nke. ee Nylon and permanent flllllll tG&fm • Par bn- Mn. 11u Sanhom pnllded at ,lalton w� In bura, w. Va. the meetlDll of U,. Guild ol ar... pndy tu1'lalna that wuh ad dff ... Mn. Ori■ Ginther vbtted Thun- Eplecopal diurch held '1'--' 1955 BUICKS ______ W11 $795 Now $695 IY day evening with Mr. anti Mn. venJn& ■ lly.-Wblte with trim■ hi all colon. e Chol•• of S fine ean - ho Super■, a 4 Dr. & 2 Dr. Hald Top, and One Roadma■ter t the homo ol lln. Cld­ llllu Slileo. ric CJart, Mtddltport. with ih, , Dr. A.11 hive power oteerl., 6 brake,, ■nd HIN ebup ..,._ IP'ffD, IO\d, red, turquoilt. Mint 1MI l..h Wl411, Laa­ Carl llobaJt u ......,._, Wtrlt hltt i. lllck ., lrown Durln& the bt•i- -· MEIGS THEATRE p1ana .... dlecllalod i.r lht .... 1Mn1 Werk l111111n•er1:, cu,.... '58 Ford Pickup __ $1 ,195 '57 Ford Pickup ___ $795 ,__,.,, Oht. nual parl■lt JDNtin11 lo bl bold II or ••- On ...,.. _____ the pu1lh boult, Wwl1 iq Jn­ ,'t\tn, .,.,. ··NOT OPIN TONI.MT '56 Plymouth 4 Dr. _ $595 '55 Merc_ury 4 Dr. __ $495 '•RAYJOEII uary · II. llmltlono labD from 0... - ------Dovld Ladd and 11111• Adamo Proverllt .... led by 11n. A. R. '55 Dodge 4 Dr. _ $595 '57 Chevrolet 2 1 0 2 Dr. $995 Xnlpt. ftlfNVm-tl ,... �­ ttl bJ Iba bnh wrfllC the "TIJIIIIJltTU'' $3;95 With Vlotor Jlatun melal boor. '57 Stud. VB Pres. 4 Dr. $895 '56 lulck loaclm11ter HT $895 and Yvoant o.carll COMING - .IAM. I. t, II '56 Ford VB Vic. HT Cpe. $795 '55 Pontiac YB Stir Chief $695 IUN. MON. T\111. ''POLLYANNA'' Printed palttl'III. Heavy wel&hta, unlin­ r • • M 'ddf eporf i..� ........ •--- __.i Elherfelds · Januar y Sales I to make on• more 0d 11111 Jacktts Coveralls 1'� All Ashland KJ\· ,plane 'llo�e 1 I forced landing on a M e i g s cowity f�rm .f.\ 3 p,m, Fridn; ' with only �ti.le dama�o lo the plane oltd nc ,injury lo t h e rllot and a passenger, according to a report or Gallipolis P c,, � t, , s5a 95 Stat- Highway P11trol. The plane came down Men's Hanes Windshield M,'ss w; At s. ce. In Crew Socks - �.00 ---------�I WE'RE SHOOTING THE WORKS I IN AN ALL OUT In ,,. Neutzling Is' President Of Trouser Albury �':'°� :.e5yr..., ':,';: Cuff Hangers 50c - -· . 77c SHEET BLANKETS OVERALL JACKETS Trlnlclatl 60"x76" • .... $1� I i l I l Capri 70''x80'' . . . . . . . . $1.6t · w- °"' Mens leather Belts Woodstock 72''xl4" • · $1.9t · �­ va '55 Studebaker 4 Dr. _ $395 '54 Buick VI 4 Dr, __ $295 '54 Ford VI 2 Dr. ___ $395 '54 Pontiac 4 Dr. $395 J ; I <\ ,j ·- BLAE-T TNAR ·· POMEROY ONN tv•NINCII UNTIL 7 P. ' . .. ed. Sinele width M UIIRTY THEATRE · ¥ldclleport, Ohio NOW IIIOWING THI! IASKlllVILLIS'l ('l'echQlcolor) Poter cu■blnc and Andre lilorrell "THI HOUND OP AND MANY MOU AT • • • PHONI WY 2-214' M. , lji 1iW . • • Ill'. anti llnt. ll'mloy Ntlloll a,d IOII epont Cllrl■lmu wtlb .... �· llr. .. lln. - --------� -- - · - · "C.t A Lone 1M11t1r' Alldle llufplly, Terry Koon ... Ca- Carnhtl · . ... S HOP l l l l l F l l D S Draw Drapes ,.' Now How 'Bout This Cottage Sets .... Ylllf .. ·- lnchu lo111, •3.00 a ,olr " SATURDAY 9:00 to 9:00 -0th• DIJ• ,:00 11 s:00--, MAKE ELBfREflDS_· 11 POMEROY YOUR SHO-P:P.l"N G C E N T.E R a i1 .. ,I I 1, " ., • ' -t•' \ * * * ,. ...._,t 1 2 ,.,, •1-00 WSCS * George Katz. an accompllahed young pianist, who haa appeared I all over the United States. and in many foreign countriel, wllli hold a one concert recital J.,.i uary 19 in Pome.oy. The pianist will appear at tht Foto Mu_sic Company audltorJum at their Second..t otore with 111 admission fee of U 10 for adul1a and 55 cents for student,. Kai. was a scholar■hlp at the Julliard School of Xuaic In a wbeAt field on the Roush farm not far from Salem Center Rt • p01n1 100 varde lrom Rt. 121 s.:, 1 miles east of ·lhe Meigs-V i n l o n COWllY line. lt was piloted by Richard E PennJngton, �. Aahland, Ky . and the paqeng�r wu Gttlt Buttnam a, Ironton. Both men walk.ct_ away from the wreckage t.n­ lW'ffltd after the '-'lane crashed m.to a Dedgerow unbarmed d.fter tt failed lo ,top In !he field The plane's wing and landing �car •u damaged· The pilot reported thal he ud engine trouble which forced him · iown. The plllt\fl was en..outt> 1 from YO\ID&lloWD lo Hwitingt"". ,,. Cotton Men's Thermal Socks * Salem Center $4.88 Mak• up your mind now open a bank savings account with us soon - and to add to it every payday in 1961 1 Arms Drop Fr om North Se ize Uninjured Near WORK J AC K E TS SWEAT S H I RT S 1 Cuba Claims B ig Ammunition, k PEJl COPY Pilot, Friend 0 ° · udrit,....- -- - Tvrat■s -· rill a N tlN>wen -,. 11p -. a■.11,, wtlldy ahcn,rN &e W n.., · rlr-J, leW' ZS.ZI. Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Saturday, Jan. 7, 1961 NO. 221 ) Engine Forces '---Landing January Salt 0a Min's al loys' Coats Fisher Cloth Of MYF O h l,, (,,,t11t� A,., h, & Hist . SN l L li &. 1 1 1::-b Sll. 1 ., : , . mb u,-, Ohio DetlOUd To The lnterni. 0/ The M.!11-Ma,on Area VOL Xll In TM Men's "Blue Bell" : N...., '-" Or Oh• ·- Tu ....... tll llell ia t � • ,...., .. Ula! al Old}'urul la ... Sovi.t - n ii • mtiet br noor ,1_ , ent1ne 'T' L NOW YOU KNOW 'i ,• \\ /I � -f • • 'I :, -' " ·. , , .\ ·, ., " ... " " ' " " '. " , .. " " " "' " ' . " ' ". .. ,., " ·" ' " .. " ' .> " ' .. " ·, . " ." " .' " �- ____ .... . ... _.,_.... #!' .......,,,__ ·, Offl\' M, ' eel ..... . . .. - ____ ,.. ,.. "l:::.. :..-.:-. ~ ~!~~!! -~~:~~. E,~ -~tw,~~y, In ~e!;~~~~~ ,~~~m~~~!!~,~. ~~ I ~ :otx - .. - ........ - · _ \ R~:w Don .. . .. . - '' iay ,uhm lrs. -----~-------------·-.. . ., _. ,___________. .·--~···-~~··-------.. d Rutland grkkler, lead 36-1 to cop SVAC gri O. Atkins. 'WID .,11th 81nught by beating _J •T · Novemlter :H-4 . It: - Middlepo": Councl~to back November 1 _ Anthony E. 1 -. M119 Le~_a Jorden of Har· Jlan for better f_,re slal10n. Perensky, 17-year---old youth, cap1,s..11wUle a~d Silas P Taylor "' I ~~ - MMi. Elizabeth Rice of lured shortly after jail break Pomeroy died Ma1i<m died . 2 - Express Agency hearihg scared thief llllO iloppina with 25 - New Middleport fir, truck jpreMident of Fair Board succeed- s.warded parliamentary medal. sponsored contest: Carl T. Mitch ' bla!t of gun. . . deliver_ed ; Earl Hartley of Har.- ing Fred Lelfheil; Rutland grid- 17 _ One died, two others ln- ot Pomeroy died, us did Muttie 12 - Coma uss10ner1 upheld In , ford died. /,ters honored ; Mn. Eulah See or jured in car-train crash at Che- Springer of Syracuse. Court ~f AppealJ coneemtng D-91 28 - Five cars damaged l n · Let.art, W. Va. died. shire crossing ; Mn. Geraldine 24 _ Expense accounts of t'OUII· Cater.pillar traclor : 10,~ \"CUs w1:c~·k on East Main-1:il ~id~t; I 10 - Mrs. Mildred Stanley, Swisher of Cheshire died. ty candidates showed they spent cast Ill November 8 elechon. I Mike Jeffert of Mason died or m-- ;,rom1nent Pomeroy bolineuwo. , $4 19 Racme racked highly ,687 · 4 - David Goodwm turned ~ - Susan Pullrn named as held with Bern~rd Fullz repre- 14 -. Shendan Schall hound to Jurn~s :;uff~ m fall from tree. man died ; Don Stwen aelected touted GJOW1ter five 59-52 ; Mid- 27 _ Leafy Marie Chasteen esdown Pomeroy !ire chief job: ~1ddleport homecoming queen; sentmg area shipper&. grand J~ un charge of. B & E 29 - Dell Rice ol Rutland died. u prealdent of C of C dleport lire razed Joaeph Solset.z caped death when train hit her Alillt L. Car90n died al Syracuse first sdiool honor rolls announc- 4 - Real estate in Meigs c;oun. after bemg stopped with. gun , 30 - Pomeroy football banquet 12 - Weekend storm left roada home and d ed H A car: MNl. Allie Evans of Pome-5 "- Earl McGrath taken ro , ed . I) ordered reappr.a~. bl aSt ' _ hekl; Rae~ stompa Chauncey Tl· soowy and icy: Wa}'JH: Blair home Wilson ho~~ jurf list roy died. 1 1 32 11 d penile11liary lo serve lenn on ! 21 - Cand idates night al Mid- 5 - Rulland h:1kes Wahama 15- 15 - Donald Betzing, Avery 1 " ,, M~eport take, Kyger in WoUepen gutted by blaze; drawn for petit and grand jury . 29 - Mrs. Fannie Se.:irles of men,laughter charge: Ro~rt T. dleport sp1:1rsley attended. i6, Panthers Jose to Jackson 14-0. Nelsen. Roy Holt~r, .Roger Mor-1 Creek 5&-4 7 1P area cage openers. George 81')'.ant of Rutland , Mar- xi _ Nine witnessea quizzed in C~e~ire died: relief 8:'ked ror Deeember ior. K. Oblinger of New Haven, triaJ of Glecroy Ewing; Marion muumum water users III Pome• Burdette of Laurt!I Cliff died. 1 22 - Fl.ulland win streak cf 21. IEastet'II ni pped H.ann.an 20-16; Ig~ and Fred Leifhe1t elected to i - Pome~y High l.omecoming snapped by McArthur , 26-14. Mid'dleport lost to ~gan 26--1. Faii. Board. ' ~>ember 2 _Elizabeth and ,Clair Spencer of MiddJeport, Oun of Racine and Mn. Mary roy•MiddleJ)Ort proposa l of water qt • nommated . 24 - John E. Catron of Letart 7 - Raymond L1Ult> ol Cheshire 16 - Ted Reed, Jr. named to I Theiss of Racine died; ,econd all cUed. Janes of Portland died; Carl Wal- company. foiled to end tile in suicide at- head Memorial Hospital Commis- honor rolls announced. 13 - C,ouncil in Pomeroy and too named as head of Junior Fai.r 30 New Cmmty Engineer T Middleport pranksters cause I died . 1 3 - Panthers take !Agan 5$-37 Middleport will uk Meip Water Board. i, o'clock curfew. I 25 - Hospital board all~wed to lempl with knife : Mrs. Ora Anna sion as chairman. Stanley BlazewJcz issued noloriz-1 - .suit for ~.000 .riled by j February of 1961 to ask for bid.. Sheets of RuUand and Mrs. Millie 17 - Von MiJJer or Langsville ~ 11eason .cage starter; Jacbon C'-Ompany to redu4!e rate- boost. 21 _ Racine winning streak ed statement dU!Charging 42 coun-C111 Wilson against Middleport on new Memorial Hospita l. lloush of New Haven died. died . Judy H~wetson goes to Pike- rup.ped Middleport _59-53 · Ray ~• - Panthers rallied to beat sto;,ped at sis: by fast breaking ty ~p.loyees as of January 1 Sk · rink owner. 27 - Jet pilot died while on 8 - Three injured in Middle- ton Cherry Pie contest after win- Grimm of Maaon died. MiddJeport 57-54 on Pomeroy Pomeroy five 61HS; second snow and h1~mg 43 new workers: Mist 1 - Co_uocll tabled aid to Mkl· flight nea r McArthur : sioo.ooo port HUI two-car craah: George ning local round. 5 - Earl E. Willa seriously in- floor: Tornadoes take Eastern 67- st.orm of year brings close to Ora .R1ckart of Letart and ~rs. rt Fire Company proposal : BUii_ filed on behalf ol Kathy Horak resiglle<I as Pomeroy coun- 18 - Mary Howell of Middle-- jured in auto accident below Hob- ~ ; two homes saved by quick eight county schools Edward Hattie Jeffera of Mason died ; Fr ces E . Blake of Clifton died. 1While. cilman . ;iort died. son. fire departmf'"nt action. Baum died. ' Ewing jury trial continues with l - Paula ~ayre named Porn• I 28 - . Mrs. Ellen Mills died at 9 _ Republicans take every ?O· 19 - ~ubHc Relation Dir~r 7 _ Middleport won 56-44 OVffl' 15 _ Gas selected for second _ p.Offleroy Senior H.igh defendant claimin~ com:;ilete in22 em homecon:img queen. Reedsville_. litic.al contest in Meig11 . Carl Sullt\'an spoke at Town-City GaUipolia; Panthers lost to Wella- time at Memorial Hospital board school broken into, safe contain- nocensc of. sto~ flJ'e. _, - Ed Fnend ~hot m Wonder 29 ~ M1ddlepo~t stunned Pome- 10 _ County·, new hospital giY • Banquet. ton 5>4&. meeting ; Maggie Swearingen died ing 12 class rings taken. _31 - R.1verv1ew ~ fourth, Ba by Pete Hendra: following ar- roy with 18--14 victory on .Jacket en name of Meigs Memorial: Mrs. 21 _ J udy Hewetson won Pike- 11 _ Eastern honored as SVAC al Syracuse. • 2.1 _ Rutland pulled ahead in £1fth and socth grade sch°'.°! toum~ I . T~ken _to Meig11 General field . . Annie Clark of Columbia died. ton Cherry pie baking contest and football champe ; two overcome b7 16 - Counterfeiter thought lo last half to defeat K r Creek ey on ho~e noor by beatmg Port• Ho!Pital with h~p wound. I 31 - Henry Ewmg, Fred Rus- 11 - Panthers win over Nelson- is eligible to compete in finals at carbon morm:Jdt fumea in Sutton be working near Meigs C'-Ouoty; 61--44 : Ral h Martin Jtid!led la~ 37-~4. Jury found Glenroy H. 1, - Je!i.sle St.1llwagner of Porn• sell ~d A. G. Mehlman nam.ed to ville 4HI; Jackets beaten b Y Columbus. ~hurrh ; Jamea R. ParSOOI of names posaJble juror11 drawn a, havin p best Christmas decor- Ewmg mnocent of cha~ges of arProy and Margaret Hayman of hospital board lo rt!-jllace resigned Wellston 28--16 in league wr;:ipup : 22 - Dana H. Cleland of Ra· Shade Valley died. for arson caae •111atnet Glenroy H tio . gMiddl port Gard Cl b son presented by :itate, Mrs. An-o . a n tn e en u na Knapp of Letat1 died. . · . I . .. . . . Jana:;: 1 t 11':•· tJ I • ' Rutland Takes Wilton Five 63-49~~&~1 t+~"!l / Led by an errective fast break I 9 al lhe first quarter'• end, and and strong rebounding, Rutland's 35-19 at haHtirne. Rec.I Devils look_ their sixth vie- With Jim George and Lee I . tory in eight starts last night at Combs O de Wilton, 6.'J-49. board peratmg well un ~ both 5· Rutland controlled most: Dave Martin . Jim Hobstetter and Hoffman of Rutland ? u t of t~e st ray shots though Wilton their learn in an early lead with boas ed several, perfonners talla :;lick fast break and the 'DevilsjeJ than RuUandi boy•. never were in trouble, leading 16-- 1 Martin wu high for Rutland . with 19, followed by Hobstetter 2-0-4, with H. RuUand reserves, on Cheadle'& fine 30 point,,:, beat the Little Wittonen 56-28. Wilton . . . . . .9 19 31 49 Rutland . . . 16 35 49 63 Wilton, Sayre 7-0-14, Kessler 3-0-8, Wrlnl.t HMl3, Lambert 2 '6'' )0-ll 4, Vanover 3 (3-3) 9, Smith /Athens'Now sOJid Favor1te • TOCop SEOAL Cage r·ItIe I - ·. Sandburg Blasts 65 R"tirement Plan _ - - • lc,INi,I t. Owtn. Puttllltter Maynard 3 (s-,i 9. Totals PubU&bed ev1u·, afternoon eJc1•p1 0 11 ' 21 ,7_91 49 · Rutland, MartiQ 9 (HJ 19, Hobstetter Ii (4-5) 1-4, George 2 (S-7) 7, Hoffman o n-2l 1, Combs ~ lC., Lambert 2-0-4, Carter 1-0-2, Dugan 1-0-2, Pierce 1-0-2, King 1-0-2, Totale 26 (9--16) 63. Of(ic• iaJa, Wm. Sprinkle, M. Patterson. - ~~;:.,.~~o :1c!:h~~ Run . it..1.='::, +;:_; "GUTr·· I••• ... ... _ .. --·--an rm N!.!! KNOW-HOW' MAN? 1 ,._., UI the pt.ha el 1'0'llf' band: 5 forward apr tin,: rat.es for each tractor spe,ed plU1 throw-out dutch for euy clean--oo.t 1:!1~~~ N~~:~ ~tti.~e~~ r1e~u~J!1~:! ~!:.',,':"'ter:!.~: :r •ee.t.. one ,-ear In atlvmee at TIie Dally .Sentinel orttce. 115.ID sta l'llo• th,. ,~.so; thren 111onth,, 13.80. b, l'Ollta wbMe IVlfllbla: on• . · ~ =:--i':1----- - - 'iii Fuhon-Thompson Tractor Sales ..... ,. ...., A•hitch ·;· ,·-Lose sixth Straigl1t, .ons Fal•1 Again. ' r· TO R"•pIey V"k' T 72 to (35 s 1me I ID" eam -..:n...it . -L=i~ ~. ' - ---· ____ I\, u1w 'W«-',.. 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Athene 18 29 42 63 , --'-~------------''---_.ioiiiioiii""'I per~ons seeking to Dee !he war- ,' Chase outdid Spriggs 18-12. bul Reaerve Athens 47 Jackson Jittery atmosphere of Cuba we« ; th, latler sttll holds lhe loo? scor- 29. blocked today by a govarnmenl : ing honors with 125 tallies. Chase LOUISA WINS TILT Rlplf}I: jum;1e1:I Into a :!Cl point ' their visl(ors in the fourth quar• ' rughl. Portla~d remained un~e- an alleged threat of " invasion'" le.d Clrst quarter, and the jtet·, 15-12, as Ripley poure.:l 11u1> ,feated by winning ovtr Haem<' by the United St.ates. f: 1ame ,' pt\'er • contest a1 BeV- ler. 15-12. as Rlpley poured sub-ill3-28. ~arry Prloo led. t'1r win- An estim.a.t~- 230,000 arn1edl Coach Bob Ashley' Eastern Eagles grabbed a 16 to 1 en V P got into lhe scorin1 1 The box 8corc: nerts wi th 37 poinl.~ ~hile Mar- trooµs ,,ml ctv11l.ans were on th• : 10 first quarter lead at Rio Grande Frida nighf but \ col~, lour of them in double Ii- WAHAMA : Knapp, 0-0-D; Bon• ~t'~Ke:c~ sc:r~d ~ 3-100 Ju.ck aler_t th roughout the 750-mil\i-Jong I tailed to keep up the pace in the second haft losing 45 __,.~ 11ure11, ·. nelt, Ml-15: Hargrove!!, 2-t-5;j' cine1:1t:. ar av . Ra- Can~bean Island republic. Com•' to4QtotheBluemen. ' \ I Dick Rader led lhe vlaltlng Rip. Yonker-. 2-1-5; ,Johnson, 1-2-4: th eighl ~ac-h. Rac~e w;n muni st .supµIJed heavy · guns :i" d l Eastern matched basket for basket with the Bluemen ,ley 11 poinli. Jerry Roush. 3-D-8. Totals: 14-7-35. I.. e reserve g~me 24-1 4. elg r Itanks rang~ along the cen~ral I in the second quarter anc' were out in front 24 to 18 at 13 DeMa'' .· hid 13 while Gci·lae ; !UPI.EV: flerlad1 , ~ -12· ~r ~ac~ne and Hutton st!v· I hlghw,iy bisecting .th ~ !~land j the half. In the third stanza the Eagles failed to hit from ! 0 and '· hod 12 to 11 pointa, ' del'llon. 0--11-0; Mayfl, O-IA:l : Scherr, ~ _or an · _ _ __ and 11 lbe . mountamsidea nnd j the field , scoring but Qne field goal and five charity / fveJy. Only Jimmy aen j2-1-~ ; Hader . 7-3-17: Coffman PoS&l e la nd t1g heachei. tosses while the Wickline coached quintet threw 16 . ' &>nhle flgu,·e, fo,· the : 1-9, DcMnrro. &-1 -13, Ludwi~. , , 0fll8 Tho Ca,lro reg~~ ha., wnrned / through the nets lo lead 34 to 30 at the three quarter h, · :5. J ' · ll : Pmrisli. l-1-5. Totals: 31·8· • the .~P~ lhat a Yankee inva- mark . . hy :zu afler th e · 72. slon 18 unmlneln and wJU come In the final period Eastern hit Rio Grande 1corlng: Wickline 'ttt nnd roeed on to 8 , Sl-ol'ing by qunrtei·, : before.Jan.. 20 when the Kennady four of eighl from the field and P. 3 (l. jJ 7, Jonhm s (C,.01 ti ., ad~1.Slrat1on lake1 otflce 111 ;ilck&d up two more at the foul Petrie 5 (0.31 10 Ramer 2 fl-5 ) Wa1hmgton. The Ullltod Stllte!I line while Rio Grande ICOred 1l they bo ed to 'th Isl in R' : CASABLANCA, Morocco <UPI> broke off diplomatic rolahon, lo go on lo win their fifth game JI; . <:_, 2_ T.::.ls 21 <S~l;, ..'. g ,p,. - Lc11ders of seven Afro-Aiian Tuesd~ after Castro ordered t!ie of tht sea11011 against two defeat!. .c.: nations authorHlld Arab guerrlll- hlg U.S Embassy staff heN rt· Charle1 Olllin• continued to Eastern soorlng: Summerfield 1N0~11EA. ........ -. Ta-..11.1-~• a, 111 ~.lgerl• coday to seek Uie duced tn _11 persons• . lead the Eagles In I co r In a:, j 4 <4-7 1 12, Caldwell ~ IJ-2 5, Hol- "Th• Important thine In oonslttent bowllnr Is pracrtfot, alr' of African and other volun- An eslunaled ts,000 to 50.000 marking up 16 taUles , to llt1 for 1inpr s ll-8t 7, CQlhns ti <3-&) 15 tirnin1 and a aood, reliable e1cu for pttiffl leers" ln their flg:ht ugainsl Cubans were aeekinK vLsu to the the acorin1 honor1 with Rlo'1 Joe Harrls O U-1) 1. Tot.ale 15 (10-2,l) aut of the hou11!" 11 FranC'e. United States when relaUons were Clark. I40, •·' . 1evered. Several 'fhouaand Cubau& Shooting percentages from the • eommumqu• luued by • eon- nave beeo leavtna the island field were fair for both b a 11 Do lerence attended by representa- monthly for at least a 1ear. clubs with Easlem holding the tlve11 of the 'seven nations and the Under the suspension ol e-xit ed ·th • I R I A.l~eri f 8 .. t" ge w1 a 31 ·• per cen . o an re ug governmen permits. only those CUbans Who hlt 21 ol 89 attempt, for a 30.4 , al!IO ap;,ealed to unklentlfled already h•ve received rnarm.1saion j average. • ,. . I countries which aupport the A.I• to leave may do so in the future , --t lght th nd 1•-1 • kt" the Ir informed sources said. Many l,"'\1- Ithis ..,..season n that was Ashlfi e seco u1111 • 1 ~ena~ peop to Increase ,1 Ea,lel j polt•~.al, diplomatic and ma(er- ' hans who had obtained U.S. visas railed to l'ffltrol the 1 rebounds. Ial nd to the gue1Tllas, prior lo the break were said to 'I1le Bluemen l!'abbed O of 81 The C'Ontmunique also assailed have ~n refuaed ult permits 11ray lhot• while Esstem could thl11 Wetkcnd's referendum on j by the military which iuuea tlwtm gather only- 35. ' President Charles de Gaulle's · Even so, sco,·es lined up at police Eastern r:ontln\M'(I to show proplans for Algeria, aaylng it "could headquartel'!I loduy. gm11 ,lnNi tJte fJrst of the aeain no way commit the Algerian Americans wilhffll to leave be- : 90n but didn't have the hones --... people.·• cause of the diplomatic break tt- when it ca~ to tht rma1 stretch. 1 Todoy's .-111, of the confer- portedly wUI not have to obtain The Eagl'" hll tho rood 114 'r.,'- •nee wound up thm days of con- exit . pennits, which have been ~!onight to flt'tt the Kyger Creek = -....:i...; iultaUona on • wide rnnge of Af. required of all foreign resiclenta Bobcats at Chelh1re IOd rwnatn rlcan luues. .and Cubans slnce mid-1959. on the road through next W8Q: I The natiODf participating n the l'tANE CRASHES - -- -- - playins pme1 with Wabama, conlerenc,, wen, Morocco, Ghana, COLOGNE, Germany IUPI'- Pamraburg LIWo R. d. and Gunea, Mall, and Unit«! Arab Two P,,IOIIS ,..,. killed Friday Shade, Republic, Libya an<l Ceylon. nilht when ID air taxi pi.,,. The Ea•~m loot an, All 11.....i to withdraw atruct a power lino and eralheo olhtr tough one In the prellml. I their ln>O;,o from the U.N, r.... near lloorllr.ghausen Airport The 1 ...,, dropping • 31 to YI doc~ ·~ ' In the ConllO uni"' 8ec..t.ey dead lneluded pilot F.berhal'dl aloll to the Bluebo11- CUhdollar _ _ ';__..J ' General Dig Hammarskjold yield Schumann and lho pion,·, only and Dnrsl led Ille ocorlng i.r tho or IOffl&to their demand• for action lb pusenaer. 'i'"' ro pilot, llriton Baby Ea,191 with u each. whn. favor . of lm•wisoned ex~Pmnier Peter Whit.e1 was cdUMlly Ja.. Hager hit for 11 to lead the Rio Patrice Lumwnba. Jur..i. Bltllboyo. IWlitb Phone WY 2--3002 Carn·1val 36 cut-off of ~xit permit.fi for CUbans l has 120. Hamm'n Hank Louisa scored , and forels,, residenlo except '1 , Athens will try to make it 10 only seven points for Logan last_ Americans. slrai~ht Tuesday night by beat. I night - six in the final 90 sec W11lmm11 . . 2 11 .:ao 35 The halting of the exodus from !ing an improved Gallipoli.a quL"lt oncls of play _ and the final two Rlpley , . 22 21 60 72 thti is.land Friday waa the latr.!'I ' -· ·- - - ·· _ _ _ _:__:_ ___:___:__ ______ _ - - ·· meaiiure laken by Premier fi'1df'I : Portland Unbeaten Ca,tro', 1overnment in pulling I . In grade school basketball last Cuba on a "war footing '' against: ' 38· 12 advantnge at halftime. They continued lo pull away In the third quarter and went rar In front at 00-20 101ng lnln th, final period. The Falcons managed lo outscore J!lhe 19 - H• &enda well under box for peater 1t~•rth and rigidity. Pleat)' of "'abock reeervt" throughout o. 11 and. . . . . . . , _ ... _ WY 2-5101 •; ° Halted In . Cuba y,..day Iers, fouled m,t. The loop's top scor- By quart.n : y F.d Spriggs and Steve Chase Jackson . . . . . a box ii water 19 C t _. aeid reslat.aat. Prtl t , ... 8 EXO dus Is Q ~ .._ w.. Peiala-t...._. ':pt~:!:!. )4';~ i::.!..,ai!!:: "-'·'"cc·----- - ;~rh s:~: 11 JHfS TIME get a spreader wlll, HOW DID I GET TO BE A N• llona, ad.-ertlll.n1 r.pr• ... i.u.,.., llhey 1-1-3: Mowery .2•0-4; TOLouisa picked up a loose ball TALS 23 - 10 - ... with five seconds, dribbled t he WELLSTON <Ml 1 01 8 day while cuUiJ,g " birthday cakf> : Athens became a solid favorite to cop,its first SEOAL le~gth Lite. ?oor, ~ sank . Ramsey 4-7-15; Richards 1··2 tr~~med with 8.1 candles jcage title in years Friday night as the Bulldogs of ~ g:tst~~~~: :~~~ Ray 5-3·13; Mullins 0-4-4; Gr• I have never rdt more µl'nduc- Coach Chuck McAfee drubbed pre"8eason favorite Jack• . . ham 9--0-IH ; TOTALS :1 -- 11 live in my Hre thclll I du right 1son 63-36 on the Bulldogs home planks. ston.' 1t _was l.oss number s Ix 54 _ now, ' Sandburg told fellow cele- f It Wa8 Athens' nintli consecutive cage victory of agamS t r,ve wins. . . By quarters: hrants at 2ot.h Century-Fox s tuciio:: the campaign against no setbacks. For the charges of Loga~ took over a tie for .third Logan _ 11 25 tl 16 where he is preparmg t~ screen ICoach Dave Fisher, it was loss number two after seven pla<.-e in confer{'nce play with a We! !ston . 8 24 37 - 54 version of "The Greatest Sto11 jl straight decisions . 4-3 rnark - same a.~ Pomeroy. Reserve score - WellstOD 44 Ever Told." The Athenians grabbed a two- at Gallipolis. Wellston is 2-5. Logan 33. ----Deploring the l'i.nced retirt.."Dlent jgame lead over the . lronmen, In last nght's reserve game, H~ for Lo~ was S~e Dalof tile nation'11 older citizens, and .a three-game margm over de- Athens crushed Jackson 47_29 _ ton .with 18 tallies. Jack Graham RETURN FROM TRIP Sandburg said, "I did some oJ fending champion Pomeroy as acATHENS 63 had 18 for the l05E:rs. Wellston's !\,Jr:s. Pearl Hysell and Mrs. p my best work wh~n I was m my f lion in first half play ended last Ch ~ ) Bo 'B' team remained in a tie for EIIII' Bryant have retWlled from 7 8 0 _ 70s. Lel's hope that will con linuc night. . Co ase 11 Co4--0~ • first place In the SEO. reserve a two weeks stay in F~ida. Mrs. ; 3 1 !n m~ OOs." \ Arter laking an 18-8 first per- 1_ ~~~OT~~ _ · 8 _m; 5- league by dumping Wgan 44-33. HyselJ visited with her ~ece, ~rs. 1 1 · · io1l lend, lt was strictly no conLOGA!IJ (S6) Mary Powell in Orlando, and with fest. AHS led 29-11 during inlerJACKSON (3lll Bainter 2-3-7; G. Dalton 1-0.2; friends in Almonte Springs and mission, ond 42·19 after three Hyden 2·3-7: Martin H-6 : Woltz 4•1·9: s. Dallon 7-4-18: Mrs. Bryant attended lhe wedperiods. Spriggs 4-4-12: Beckley 2-3-7: Lou.ilia 3-H; Patterson 3-0-6: Don- ding of her son, John. Four J,onmen left the game via MIiier 0-1-1: Davis .. ~,, ror- 2-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport Jan.' 7 1961 . personal fouls - two Bulldogs TALS 9 - 18 36. ' ' ' • • MIDDLIPORT CHORE-BOY Ohio. BU11.11ea • Olilc • phone IVY-2219' editor:1a1 phooe wY-MtH. Entered •• ncond cl• a m• lh!la m11 ~:.io., th• pn,1 'lffle. ., Pom.,.y, mo•r11' as the bUZ2er 80UDl'led, givmg Logan • thdlling 5"-54 over Wellston. HOLLYWOOD iUPJl-Poet Carl : Sandburg criliciz,.j lorccd retire menl of persons 5S and OYer Fri- 1 I, ., " W• D6 Cullom GrindiaC" No. 2nd St. Ph. WY 2-nM t!: or N<Jtning Lett tjut the Sugar ,. MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL ICIII Thtm YourHlf with ARAB U-00-IT TERMITE CONTROL Save $100 or more. Easy to use. No harm to plants. 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'lHE HOO' TOPIC IS 'lBE NEW TEMPESI' BY PON'l1AC1 Before it bit the market, Tempest had 3,000,000 mile9 of testing by engineers, pro drivers and a team of teenagera. Its reliability checked oot 100%. Ownen, have roDed up millions more. The onl _v kkk is the om~ it puts back in driving. Try it! TUE NEW TEMPJm' IS SOLD AND SERVICED BY \'U liR LOCAL All'l1I01UZIDNMiif • C IPIID BLAETTNAR'S PLANING MRL Phone WI "3641 . '· ' , 500 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY. OHIO j ,,.. �--- .--------- • • ~ C' - - - - · - - "" - - - • .. - .. - ... . . . . . . . - • - - • ..... .......... ........... - - I, ..... - • ' - - · .. - - - • • -- - --- • _, - ...... -·. ·4 . - - • . - .. - ... ~ ... .... ... - ... ... • . . .. - •• . . •.... - ................. ________ .. .. . . . . . . . 1 • .... - •• ~. • • •- . ..... - - ... - .. ' ' I ' . f • ' panthers Suffer upset Of ~ ~:}SOD /Greyliowids Cli:,_Midclleport 46-36 In H•_me ":;;;";'"""" . . /~h!~~n..~~~veDefense,~~~~0~~~~~~~~ ~== ~ win~: the 52-49, From Gall1pol1s Underdogs CHURCH SERVICES 1~ I ,. .oJ Ir 01 " Ran-I p IAN OS '!' I' Mldw.lJ . \ more lo give GAUS .,,.,.IJ. MAX WARD 115 I. 2nd Ph. WY-2-2460 ........ ATIOIIWIDE I MOTIM& IHIUUNCI COM4H't CI I 4~39 aw. Pomeroy.Bowl,·ng Co. lend Long Retiren,ent ' Pomeroy, Ohht d ."°~°"-· f...... a DRIES 7SHEETS AT ONCE! J I I II I i I: ' r!1 ' I: i I \ ORIO R, 8, BAIIKl!TIIALL e, UnlW Preti la&en• Uoul I \ (! I I! Arllnatoa IO Wllttelal 44 Vrb111 41 Buley II Newark C1tlolle ~ Bprtqfteld t~ helv you live better Electrically C1th1ll• lll I I Rllr•boro II cr...i..0111 11 4 PUSHBUTTON SETTINGS Wllmlap1 ff Wufl. C, R. II ChUlkolhe N Newn II M•rlelll 'II Lueuler a Porilmoath II Lime •• 'l1te Pl1l111 U Well Jeffet Na .. ZaeeHUle It Cetln eh1 11 ll'rauy1bur1 Q Our job Is reneratinr eleetrlcity and gettin, it to where it's 1188d. We're in this buaines beeauee It is concerned with the supply of a fundamental requirement of modem livinr, because it's an hon• ·orable one, because we like It, and becaue we want ;to earn a lfvinr at it.. . - ~ We aim to give one kind of service to eve17one~ the beet that's poesible. That means 111pplying our , :cW1tomers with what they want when they want it.. .It means beinr courteous at all timee and maintaininr attractive eesy-to-do-business-with offices. ilt means doinr everything we can to keep com~plaints from arisinr, and ,it means prompt and 1fair handling of those that do. · J • ( d We are a citizen of each community we serve an take an active "rt in its affairs. Like any other • citizen, we want our neirhbors to' think well of ' us. Besidea, it makes rood businee&eense. We can only prosper u the .community prospers so we help it thrive in every way we can. Such ie our job u we see it. We are tryinr to do it · w.ll_~ ~c\9..it 'better all the time.' Albany IO Trim.II 4\ C.rth11e-Tl'ey N cw-,·-• Ame• Bera M Pul.'tlaq Ret. II Mdrtllu, 41 Alltantllt • ' l}UIETI N• tound mutfli"l_ t• chni q uH 111\lll' out tbt noiN wilhoul 1llllln1 th• air&w. NOWI City Co1v11l11e1 B1Jontl TIit Gas Mains With ONLY PHILCO WITH PATENTED CIU5S-CllOSS TIJIBLING and .., ........... , .•_~,...a-.. ,-~~, ..... ., ...,._.,,._ · -,.'f! ._...,._ l'IJLL.DIDI AIIFLIW .._ • fllt tuol _ , ,. · s1.1s A• Lew A• . l1UIIIUl1i 1 .,... ' A"11r Down Payment ., . '·.ASSOCIATED RADIO and . 'TELEVISION • H•"V MIiier, Owner -~ Pome,oy 1tonnproaf, bull ... , :I ,'. t I i' -WY-NIM la 411 i-eme, .,~ o. • I .I I , i ,.,r; • # ............. . , . ...... . , • • , _ ....., ,,.,. ...,. ..;~·""• ......... r 0.•"•· •i>irilul u l - W"...., a 11,... .,.;11,u drakr•r - ,fr,il,u1.... •n ..,,.;,... ,.._., ••• '•• ao11.d , ....,. wh7 ·n•'f ,,._ ~Id 1t11ad ,.,.~ .. NJ>P011 M a..,.,h. 1\., .,., ( I) For.,,. ow• wlit. (2) fN 111.1 "&111..-tr ud ~hildu•• r,D.11. ()) F• 1M •k• of l,io -mH>17 ....I .,.Ii., ( J 1-· o, IL. .d.. .f lhc Cbnch iwlf, .+,;,h .,,d, I,;. • raortl 1H .;,w1i1l 1wppo1 l, fJ.11 s. r to d111,d1 r'1Vls,l7 11.d rnd 1'"I Bil>k d,ilr. Cl..-,_. kt ll::.% I'::'.. t=.., 2.?; 'I\Ulld&J '""" /"' latDrdl7 Oem1111M 'l ~ ! i~l • "' • t(l.11 u ,,.,. The Uniform Sunday School le1SOn for Jlll1lll'J' II '"QI.E FIRST OF HIS SIGNS," John 2. ~ h •_. .,.. ""' best _job at which be eyer ha_d a ,hance, and who finds It duding him be~ause it ls discovered that be Is the Tic· tim of some evtl habit, knows what It LI to baff "th• Th h · 'thl e young man w o ts wt n fl ng1:r• reac: =':°!;.';;..erra1°: = w,a. a.-•-·- i:;:,; -----------------------------.1 RIDENOUR'$ SUPPLY WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVICE 1 MAX WARD AGENCY , " BAKER FURNITURE pn.t&11W!"· R. H. RAWLINGS and SONS Co. 1ES25i2 ~5!5!ei HEINER'$' BAKERY ever ' " " ' .. '"'"" ' ' '...... ,), ' ., ' " ,I l'' , .• ' LI :it'' 'I 'l .. w. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA FOREMAN a~ ABBOTI Bdftnl.;.. a ,* w,-. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Rac·,ne CITIZENS NA'JIONAL BANK GAR AGE WIWS AIITHONY '.,• ' ,,'" ' " J. HAYES and RUSCHEL em.,~ STARK DRUGS ~ ~ ~ .}! r-~ ~n:;;;. , _ . , Wrlto •• ,,. .. , , , ', An earnest young pastor wa, attempting to ~ upon hill youth ~oup the neceoslty of matnteiatn, . _ standards in their social contacts. As some of tbeDi planning a party he raised the question, "Suppo,e should attend, what do you thlnl< he would have to 1111'! To this one of the youngsters, In complete h ~ qd with rare insight, replied, "I think he would be-tlie tit of the party." '" It is interesting to note that the Cana famll1 .ti I . . to have something of the same Idea, for when Vley ~ to celebrate the greatest event in their hlltorJ marriage of their dau~hter - they Invited lnu N . present u a gue1t. Qmte evidently he was mown la town as a man who added to the gOOd cheer of any eotltpany In which he found himself. There is a simple secret here. Any party at wltldl 1• sus might feel uncomfortable. or embarriued, lJ not a good party for any of the rest of us . When Wine Failed We do not need to allow this ten to lead 111 of Into a discussion of the question ot intoxlcantl. One Is tempt. ed to, in view of the widespread uae ot liquor In CODlltetion with modern weddln~s. But it II 1111ffieleat to AY that some of the most tra)!lc ezpertences of life occnr lit the very midst of those occasion, whkh rdtould melll the greatest joys. MOTOR SALES for l'llrthor Dot•II• ·~ • -··•--· ~ e. .";"J,., : the"~.:.: KAO anti VAN ZAIIDT QIIIO PO • TI,,, Ot.rch it •• ,11, , •• ""' l:.ildi. . . , ..... .,. ... .... j;J ,...r I Invited has been lnatilled in us, and on the principle, by which we live. . ' ' u :• . car Babcock ., ,uper!ntendent 9.30 a. m.; Earl Bogp, Supt.: 9,30 a. m.:_ fo!ommg worslup t0·!O and ev other In the The Church prepare• w, for the leap• we wine fail." The father who dlscOVers that bis dan~ Morning worship II a. m.: Evan- a. m : Christian Endeavor !youth M ~ Sunday are goitllf to take by teaching u.a how to land has failed him and betrayed his confidence knows wba\ gel!•tic ..,..1,.,. 7:90. 6 p. m.: Evelllng wonhlp 7:!0; happily, and to continue a tight course throu,h• it is to have "tbe wine fail." ' '· Fairview Chatt•, Rev, llwlgbl Wednesday evenln1 Bible •tudy Jon and achiq ..,..,.. out life. '-••••••••• S, many glowing promises flatten out UDder the presSpencer, pa,tor. SUnday ochool at 7,oo. ery o t h : ~ morning : :,: sure of facts, as some of the nationa are dilcoverilll If. 9,30 a. m.; Supt, Herbtrl R-Oush: Frnt eap11•1 Cbnrcb. MWillo- 30 In the CluisUan Ch h 1Rh ,,..,,,,.. uu, '"'"' "'· ...........,. v. ter they have accepted the assurances of commtlllism. Young P«tple, me<tlng each SUn- p,rt, Rev. Donald A. Boone, Pu- th .. 1 J P Mill...., "ch One of the greatest ministries of g_ood religion II that ,day at 8.45 p. m.; Preaching 7:30 lor. Tony Fowler, Supt. Wooer, · .ii, : ~ · assistance it renders when "all the wmes have failed" to p. m.; Prayer meet1n1 WOJ!nes- ~ service 10:ta •. m. Even- ..,;.:', the hope It u,111, In •onae naemure, fo•ter and bring peac and a sense of Inner worth. day 7,30 p m mg oervlce 7,30 p. m.: G:DO p. m dist Church with Freeland N •elp -•--In tL-t u,fl•-h Is g--~ in f Do Whatever Be Tella YOII Freo Metbodlsl Cbri, Lautt! Youth Fellowship moetlng or• ...,... roa "' vvu amII!I a nd com- There is a very old tradition, quite generally accellfed Cliff, Rev R Eupne Giell, pu• 111 Melltodr•I crmrcr,. ~ 111unltt1 Hfe, this feature f • spon1ored IJV t h e IJ111i- 1as being true, that Joseph di~ when J eSUJ wu aboli\ 11 tor. Sunday school t :30: Phil 111epor1, R• ymG• Kon1rrt1h1, pu, dist church are In lhe ,.m1ng Jn. ae.s fl...,.. and organi%atl om u,hoie -nae• appear or 16 years ol~. From that time on he became respo11_1w11e, Supt. ; Morning worship lor, Church School 9:IO •· m., 11Wld I the IDOl1WI . In lhe ihle for managmg the carpentering business In Nazai:elh, 10:30 a. m.; Youth Bmrice 7 p.m. Jack Bechtle, ,upt:, Junior and Winter Oand I, 7.IO ........,. and in the ensuing years bis mother had ntclled him II Evangell,tlc service 7,!tl p. m.: Senior Youlll Fellowsh!P3 6 p. m. nlnl ' . I In ~ ;;:m<h be bad met and mastered a great many JitaatiaDI, In doMid • week prayer service Wed- Official Board 7,30 p. m. Wo- Clrur!rvu,•• • month ls , Ing so ehe had come to have complete eonfideo~ iD Ju nesday 7,30 p. m. lllWl's Society ol Christian Ser- or etsbl '::,",.:. a •••• ;'. 7·30 ability to ~ise aboye any dilemma. Wbat lhe e Y l ~ 11yoen Run rr.. M_, 111- vl,... Monday 1,,0 p. m. In the or · said on lbts occasion was, "Leave It to Jesua. He wlll bert E. Smith, Sr., putor: Sun- social room. Mid-Year lnllllute T •PP•" PWno IJldlUM Furniture and Appliances Motor Tune Up work it out." day School 9;!tl • . m., Worley for Senior Hlllh Sa~, Janu- Chureh - Sunda7 School "~ U Powell & Ash Mlddleport In a deeper sense, however, it can be aaid to the hu42 Haley, Supt.; Morning worship ary t4 at Trinity --M:ethodllt Sunday morning at to a.m. with Choler, Ohio Phoney 5•21 5 Phone WY 2-3921 pressed man who finda today's demandl more than 11111 10,30 a. m. Youth Service, 8:45 Church In Porllmouth. Time; Craton Newland II IUpor1ntend______________ can meet, "Qpen your mind and COll5dence to J11111 ~ p. m.; Evangeliallc IIM!lsage, 7:!0 10 a. m. 1o 1 p. m. $2.50 must 1111. Commowon obaervanee ol the you are very apt to find some way out." . · ' '· p. m.: Prayer meeting, Thurs- be - with each name of youth Lonl'a s,,_. every Sunder al It ill a baB!c principle of good religion t111t ell!h Jlf Ill : day 7:30 .P· m. by Jan. 9. Intermediate Mid-year 11 a.m. rib preaching mry olhmay hope, If we are completely honest, to have help from_ Pealecollal AnemblJ 11..1o lZl Institute will be Salurday, J111u• 111' Smida,:- The .."'!DI sorv!ee Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. God as we try to solve lb" every-day problem,. If we . Dorcu: E. Codner, putor, SUllllaJ ary 14, at \he Franklin,... _Meth· la once a IDOllth al 7:30 In the wiDI IS I. 2nd St, Pom....., are willing to he absolutely honest, UDBelflsh, School !I a. m.; Chlldreo'a church odl,I Church, Portsmouth. Time: tor, Communlon at Ill evenh!i ··-, Mlddl rt ed, and obedient to the will of God we are eertala,fo 2 2 3 p. rn.: Worship 7;!0 p. m. SUn- 10 a, m. to 7 p. m. $2.50 each. preachlng Bmrlces for thoso DD• PhoM WY • ol60 · •po come out Info tlie light. · day, Tueaday and Friday. Regislratlon fee mu,t be ,on! by • hie to attend Dl01'IIDll lffl'kea, Good relleiOA.is the most ptactlcal thing In the wadd. Bradbnry Cbarcb of Chrltl; An January 9. Choir rehearsal Wod• J, P, Miller I• mlnltler. No lie was good sense, no cheating Jw ever blen Marown. mlnltler: Bible School neaday 7 p. m Orup Arl•llu -&mpractical no lust !\as ever been renrdJng, anti DO lkalal Morning worship W:!tl: Chrltt• day School evlll"f Sunday mornYour Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Bakers Of Good Bread duggery bas ever paid~ In the long run. ; · loll Endeavor 8 p. m.: Eveninl lnlf al 10 L m. with LIO)'ll Bl.,kThe onl~ course of living that paJ! dlffllendl Jt. , Worshlp; ·7 p. m.• i waod, Supt, llommllllon obaervMlddloport, Ohio HunHngton, Va. one which Jesus of Nar.aretfi could-endorse. · •• , ~ e• u of Jelmab'• \VIIanco ol tlui Loni'• Sllpper m,ry ----------------------(CoPJrigbt 1960 by the .Division of Chriltlan nessea Public meeting Sunday s Sunday at 10 a.m. led by the eltlon, N'atlonal CoUDcU of the Churches Of cbrMt ·In ·-· p. m,; Watchtower 11wly 4 p, m.: den and Ill evening preaching Uni;:::::·t=ed:_::S.-:!at::::es: .:o~fAm::;=erl ::::c~a.)~ ::.:-=,c-:::-a=-;;;:== Bible llludy Tuelday a p. m.: SerNrVlcN al 11 • · m. with evening Feenled Cbarcb. ETIU11.u..•1 with Mr. ml llrl. •Ire meellJII Thnrsday 7 p. m.: preaching "!JO lime • monlll at Quality Furniture al Lowest Prices ud Rmnned Pmb,tertu. ...,. BOIL -• Ministry •chool Thursday 8 p. m. SUNDAY 7:30, lime. J, P. MAier It Local Unlcin 5668, m,y: Waldo J. Bartels, poor, llr. ud 11n. 11.i.t ~ Daatllle Pll1rtm Rolbletl WRTN-TV mlnlsttr. Rl1V1nrwaod, W. Va. Middleport Jolm Wm Blaetlnar, Dir. of Ch-. and SODS. Bnlce IIDII BD(r, el Church. Lanpvllle, Don Wacben- , a... - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Edu. Sunday chur<h •chool 9:15 Portlaad. ,pm! !few Y_,I Dill sdlw1111, pastor. SUllday. achoo! 'Channel 13- 10:00 a.m. Robert a Cord, pulor - Suna. m Worship hour to,25 a. m. with her panmll, Mr. 9:30 a. m.; Morning worship 10:!0 , "TM Ktngdom of'Gotl day School at 9:311, Lloyd Dillin,ennon lopic 'Tacing Lile Verne L m.; Pilgrim Youth 8:45 P, m.; lo Within Youn ger, Supt. Wonb!p Serrimo 1t ' Squarely." Youth Fellowship 5; llr. ml 11n. ._,. U; l J ""' Evangellsllc ...-,1,. 7' 30 p. m.: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I0: 45 with the Bev. Card. ''lvedPomeroy'• Budget Shopp.Ing Center Makers of Hol•nmAlread P- • Jan. 11 Confilmatioo In.slnx:- .... s..uy ol G""" City llfllll Fellowship aervlce Wednesday nesday 7:311 p, rl prayer aorvlce,, , .- ;lion 4 p. m. and Felt, t::d l"ittle the New Year hDlldlJ wlllt • 141 7,30 p. m. . Cbrllll• II 8<lem:e 8odoly; Rell"'1 ..... 111,1 ~ - . Cul ------------7:30 p. m. Jan. 12 Busy Bees 9 panmb, Mr. 111111 Jrn. . . .1 . Middleport CbUH of die No Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Mom- aem,,, putat: llfm1q wonhlp a. m. and Choir Rehearsal 7:!0 Speocer. · ""' " \ • rene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. Ing oervice at ll wltb Sacrament JO;all a. m.: Chuioh School 1:30 p. m. Come and Worshi? - You Illa llarJ lulll :doLA . ~ Sunday achool 9:!t) a. m.: mom, lbe ,ubjecl of the leuon - · · L m., VOJ!IIIII Weber, lllpl: :t.YF are Welcome. Rio Grande Collett ......... Ing wnnhlp ....,,ice 10: 'O: 7:30 Ev• Golden Text: Let 111 .keep the s p. m. ~ . wscs llrlt 'l'llelTake Someone to Church with You Support the Church of Your Choice Ing the bolldaya with lier f . l g,i<tY!ce. Pra,yer meetln8 leul, DOI wllb old leaven, ..ither day and IIOCGDd 'lllmdq of each Sundl!y ents, Mr. llllil lln. lllmJ n,titr, .. ; aru1 Bible otudy Wednesday 7:30 with the leaven of maUco and 1111111th: l'lmfl1 nJal,t lut Slladay Phon• WY 2,2'44 W•t Main StrNt Po1111roy Mr. and 11n. amtoa suit p. m. wlckedQeu; but with the mt• ennlng of each· manth at e:!tl, Pom1roy Johmlnn 1(11111 Ibo How Y•: N - B• pllol - SUnday achoo! leavened bread of •incerlty and 11ennm !op!e for !hit Sunder, ----------------------~ OClety Otes week end tbe1. pa 7 :v,,,;3,311 •. m.: Wfflhlp, 11 •. m truth, I Corlnthlalll 1:8, •.,,,. Boot for Watch Night service W8'J held and Kn. .... ml Kr· pray• llll'lllce, Wedne,day 7 Mlddlepa•I aanli ol QirlolJ Finl 8 • pllll C7mn,I,, at the First BaplJ,t Cbun:b from anil Jin. P•rl lllldla. flllN. 1 p. m. r' Fnd L Gardner, mlnltler: 1:30 A. ll. McCauley, put«; a.t..II 9 to 12 p. m. beglmlln8 with oo chlldn,n, D1w a ........ 11ap11•1 - s,nday Bible School, a c. SleflJ, IIIIJll-; Sim·,-,, ,upt.; 9:30 a. m. &mHour of Praise followed with ff- tumod bamo ol7lt If Al l!I •ehoQI t:lll. llorning -.-hip. 10:!tl a. m. Momlnl wwaldp, day School: 10:45 a. m. Wonlllp (The Friendly Bani) tre.hmenit and lellowshlp and week wllb tlleli IP Ii I 10, 15. Sermon ltlbject, "With steadlut oermoa "How lo Evugelllo''·l ;IS GENERAL REPAllirNG ending with a cudlelighl WDI'- 11rs. Wanda ,..... ml F2n1 Bapllol - Sunday Faco" I p. m, junior anti p. m. Senior BYF, e p. m. Junior Mlddloport Ph. WY 2-3151 , Mlddloport ship service. ND 1e1taue,I law ,._ Cliiel&school t:11 L m. Preaching SUn- C. E. youth-boo, amlcll. .7 .... BYF. a p. . m. evenra, llll'Vlce, •-----------_____________ Watch Night service at the natl .., 1,e11"11 r,, ho, lllfl!i!ll, da:, 2:311 p. m. Dini Ml'Vlce, Sermon • aubjecl: Nl'IIIOll "GQd lo Tha Judge" Metbodlst Church waa fmm 11:15 Mr. and Im. liq B• n11omUo l'Nlbyletla.• - "Tall Enough", Wod, 7 p, m, Wednelday 7:!0 p. m. praye11 till 12:15 with Holy Cmnnanlnn. apenl llle baBuy • J ''::li Sunday achool 111 a. m. WYF 7 prll;)'Or meetlnl ud BJblt aludy, meellq. "',• Mr. a11d Mrs. Joe Beckwith of .Dom!le Pllbe. - - lt;·W p. m. 1!114 BJblo lllidy 9Vtl')' Tl» 8 p, m. Choir practice. 8:15, P. m, - - Bapl7al Clwdi. Gt. Parkershurg spent Now Year's In Aban oftlr lfllliilfl day. Pr~ 11!111 pra!IO aervlce •I llulland, "'nnme the churcll Bend, Arthur Mtea~, putor; Your Walgreen Agency wJtr Mrs. lsahel Simpson. Their ....~ . - ; : . " SaQll'\lay ?-45 p. m. olffcol'I 11'8lnln1 class. RoboJt I.owll, llllpl., 9.30 a. m., Cadillac-Oldsmobile-Rambler daughter, Sholley, ••twoed home ..,a .1111 . Pt111ecull• I - &mdaJ lchool 'U 8lato o1 Prayer, ~ . 0. Mornlni - . anti SUDday W, u-ln St, .,. ...,. Pomeroy Phone WY 2-2586 after spending a oree1: with her .,,.__,,,_ • I. L 1111 242 • . m.; ev,...i.,tlc aervlce, 7,411 The Country Church In Tawt1. SW,. lchool , 1lffll10II ''How To Evan_ _ _.... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _._-, •------------aunt. on!• a t - • · • p. IL; w"'1Mma, . Bible IIUdy dlJ ...oool 1:1111 L m. Berl Boggi gell,e". T p, m. EmiiDg - · Mr. and Mr,. Clark Jivldm ol. ili,lla,l ai• .ell ~ 1111 N WWW Supt. .llarnlng Wnrahlp_ ti. a. m. ....,... "God Io The Judp." (0, and Mr. and Mn. Oils McClln- !day.,. ad llr.-' Sunday "'1m I.I> a. m. 11Gn> "'angtillllc .,-Ice 7.!tl p. m. Efn 8:olb:: Qadl fin lock and childreo _.. rec,ent Pearl lla,ih . ' lnC wnnhlp 10:45. E,uplldlc Sermon by paslor Bev, LIie. Re'r, Elden R. Blue, pallor, Bungaest.s of Dr, and Mn. a,arte, am1ce 7:411 p, DL MJdweel; pl'II)' 'lbmlday evening prayer hit- dlJ achoo! 10 L m. lklpl. Rollert PIIIIDblng & Heating J. P. Joachim, Prop. Jt,!den and at Athens. ITAIIPI i'Oa mlC er .....,. -+r:103 7 :45 p, m. Ing ud Bible •tudy. ~ Murrey. antton Enduvor 7:15 240 Lincoln St. Mlddl•port Dr. Kethryn J11lllson rel1lrned OONYERS, a.. roPP - -- ColmnN• C:..,.C Qolrtle - we!..,... F.dmood Life P-r. p. m. &mg ...,,lees 8 p, m. C. E. Phollll WY 2,2550 Mlddloport Phone WY 2,2057 to her home al Auburn. Alabama, ben of u,. CW- ·IV trt Bible - I !1:311 • . DL Wonltlp '1111 1"1n1 Ulfled PnlllyleriaD Pre'1deol Bowan! Smllb. Clulu -------------------------alter spending the holidays with Church are 10:!0 1- m. on the oeoond a,ureh, S)'J'ltUII, Re'r. Boward b,r aU - ~ semood 8:•, her p&ffllto, Mr. and Mn. Fnd yellow ''tradlnJ" fal,llfCII ml lourtl! SundayL Ruppeh, Putor. • Morning .,... l,ffd.-1< prayer mee!lnlf, Cius Phllson. atlmlanq, Alllf c.reb ol Cbr7II - ,hip, ,ubje<I '1.l>e Man .Who Rob- leader Ray Adamo, All IN wol• Mr. and Mn. David Ruddle- with tho .......,. ' Blblo lchaol 9:.-L m PruchlnC bed God". 10:tll Sunday lldlool, '9111" lo - and • ll of !but,.._ .., h Lo d D oton and '""" of Pomeroy were · r:--::r. . ,,.. 11:30 a, m. OIi the lint and third · Topper,. Pl•fu ElJII, Pal vlceL Oil. state 8 - 124. two ..,,osed Eac r 'a ay .-..ent IJ!ella of hil parenta, Mr. IIU7lil ,. sur,days, Hoob ·lllnlater. 9;11) L m. WOI'- m1lel .-,.,. Boodmlla. Rock Sprllljl• IINd PmMroy and Mn.. Carol Sayre, 0 • Pellaf Cbr7ol _ ·' . 18:IIS 1, m. Smid-, ocb.ool. Cmnel E, u. B, Clludn F, E. •----------Mlddloport Rt, I PhoM WY 2-3748 Mr. and Mro, Larry Bird! ud 0.11[ IIJU. I Bible ,ebool 9:IO L 111m.; Wonhfp 7:30 p. m. Wedneoday prayer Dlllm, Putor: Sunday lchooJ _ _ _ _ _....,_______ 1111111 of Cllnlon, N. c., ban - , - - . . . . . . .. . c..,..... I I ASHLAND 01 ANO RIFltll& CO• worship and religious education makes essential contri.. butions to our life. For what happena after onr major 11 leaps" depends on the character whJch r:'.rion1 E,m,-:· i llllt•nl!J,. THC CHU"CH .,_ putni 1.1er .. Je1w Wu S • N I OU. Alhland llotllo4 Gu •. le dopondlblo, <Otl"nlonl, ,ofl ••in ,, . Wherever )'OU llv1,. ,au cu enjoy Ih a oonnnloneo ot pa and modorn aJIIIIIIDeto . . . . with Alhlond: ·aott1ot1 ALL Dv ot FRANCIS FLORIST e -.ei- JIIIDoo • Tllmbll11 - • clolbto from ,_, b m 4r,taa 16cllnC)'t Full-Drum Airdow • ~ _,... 181u'e ot drum, driol tutoot • ., forsome-andtragedyforothera. The Chureh with lta' program STIFFLER RED ANCHOR ---=;j Za111111VIU. RliefraH ll CNJuo,tlll II Pldlo 41 ~ New Coaeonl a c...,,_1 1t New wl11fo• II a-,Ull 14 York l'I a.....c..... a THI!! CHU IICH , 0 11 A l t . . . ,, 1 SCORES Worlhtactoa II Grudtle• It Mt. Ver~• e, Del1wan fl * .4 t: 3' services led by the elden ' ch,ooalng a career, getting married-these are 11 juat a few. And these leaps" lead to happiness 1n: mm; • Our Job Din& .., •• ri:~,!~..:!,~~".!':.! At CROW'S go, N.T., today. "Bui I ...., lo By MR.TON RICHMAN keep earning 81 lon1 81 l can, Pomeroy, Ohio unUed l'reu l1Nra• tlo11I and no_ t :.:'pen=d:.:in:::l:.....:. IDY .:......:•a=v::ln~p::·:...".!!!""'""'"""""'""'"'""""""'!!!""'""'""'""'""""""""'""'"""""",L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:'.._ NE W YORK <UPll - When • / Branch Rickey Alllpped down as president of the defunct Conllnental League. he 1ald he planned to · spend his retirement writing hiit biography. Nnw, it appear•, the book will have b;I wail. The 78-year•old "Mahatma'' cl 1,atiieball will end his abort-lived •l'lirement aoon to take over as ·rci:;ident of the New York club 1 the eipanded National l.eague, I waa learned Friday by United Press International. Col. North. I!. Col. But 11 C• l. Central 11 Col IHtla • Col Llnd11 '7! Col WH& II Col Aqulau 1S Col Martoo FrmU. II . in Available Nowl after three periods. Pomeroy led 35-:1.1 and 37.;rn in thii. stm1i.a . Jn lhe final period , Pomeroy his three straight twin pointers-0 h Ii n g er. Winebrenner and Bunch - and it looked bnd on<'e again for Gallia Academy. That made It 45-42, wilh 11 :11 remain Jng. Then Conley anri Lanier came throup;h lo give GAHS a 48-47 lead at the l:2.1 mark - lhe Dev lls never lr111led from this poin1. Robcrl!! sank a short jum with 3:01 left, glvin~ GAHS a ."; 47 rrwrgin. Wil h l : 16 remuinin Burfinli(l~ __ h!~_a _f_oul. Five st1 .i Supt. Sunday school 9 : 30 es 9 a. m.; SUnday achoo) IO a. m. 9:30 · II : 15 r..om.bined llfflllce of s p. m. Wedne!day : Mldweek 1Can~lelight Service II p. m wor~ip and st~. Music by lhe Bible study 7:30 p. m. Wednesd.ty 1Chr1strnaa Eve. Bring a guest. choir. sermon Chr1st Stand1 at eor:n,nunx,n S~lr~hual renewal for Methodist with preaching every other SunmmJSten at Co~um~; Jan. 22- day morn.lag at 9::11. ~ there 25• Ohio Pa,1or1 Convention •I it proechln~. Sunday School It at Colum~; Feb. 5· 7'. 30 p. m.• 10:30 a.m. Evenin& aervlcea are County-wide Ecumerucal Youth once a month at 7:30 p.m. ,erv1ce at United Methooltt Ch h Len1 BeUem aarc11e1 - &mCountry Chu,ch T:wn,'.' EdChurclt .r Chrtll, dlJ School It ,..,, Sunday mond Life paslor. Sunday school Jim Reed s pt , Bible School In the Christian Churcb with o.- °" new Family Hotpltaliza- Rev. Cul Herrlni, pasror, Carroll Pomeroy. St. John Sunday aervlc- putor, Wm. Wallon. S. S. Supt. : ; Inirt~te 11t Portsmouth; Jan. 11, « wllll,... times. : : Cb~II ol NaiarfJne, Mulberry. Union Aves. Poineroy, ~E. E. Co:i.:, pastor. Sunday Sc I 9:30: ~lomlng Worship I0 ,30: al 6:41 Evening ,ervices 7:30: Prayer Meet1ne Thursday '1 :30. ROU&f of Prayer Cb <Tbr . . : There seem• to be a fear Jurldng In U.. 1!llntll many people to the effect that rellgldn Is 110me IIIJMI ,t device aimed at destroying the good tl11191 of Jlt1, ~ it is true that there have been Those relillOUI tent• and leaders who have frowned upon merriinlJII. ·, But any informed reading of the New T ~ II' veals the fact that Jesus was very trequentlJ P,11 at fl festival occasions, and there LI no reeord ~ him ever spoiling any clean or whoi-5~ He Wfl amazingly successfu! In uniting good reupru ple Friday 7:30 p. m. : pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a, m. Cartelo• l• ienl•Nmtoalfol• l Qullenbm-y, SUp'l; Evening Kingsbury Road - Sonday ,IChool lWorshJp 7:~ ; Serv9:30 a. m.: Worahip hour 10:30 ke ; Prayf!r MNt1ng Wednesday a m.; every other Sundav. 7:30. 81. Panl · SI, J•h Lother •• Flnt Bapllol Chun:~. Ealll Main L'burch, Wm. L. Vorlt, Pulor St., l'ooleroy. Ralph C. Zundel, , -!Ben • BJ Roy L. limMII th/3rd JHE SHOE BOX 1ion Plan! Offen liberal . cash benefia .. , wul• ro¥C!rap , . • ,._ •tea. See me a,oa! : Good Religion And Good'-. ,=•-• . the INSURANCE , UB Chnrell, Le&art Falla, Rev: Christmas Day Service at 10:30 the Door of "81'", Nursery and Hubert Sharp, paRtor, Sunday a. _m. indad of 10:45, please note Junior Church for .all chlldren. · <ichaol 9;~ a. m.; Wonhtp serv- th1S change. Holy Communion will ~7:30 youth r«reabon and meetit-es Sunday evening at 7:30. be celebrated al tlti11 serviCf!. mg. Tuesday at 2 p, m, C~cle ••· N • United Melebodltl Church •I meet, at church. Wednesday 7 ~ 0 1 ..., HllrtDe, gYfl• p ' Ch ehe cuse Rev Hal'Old Holme alt- ometo)', ·Eugene Brown, pastor; p. m. air r anal. 7:45 B. J. It's easy to jump. Just leave the BDlid trail 8 or Sunda~ school :30 ~. pm.· Church_ School, 9:15 a. 1?·• Ken• A. Study and Pra~er. ~ y behind you and soar Into space. Mom""'" WO -L'r..p ~10-~30 '. neth FinJey, supt.; Worship, 10:30 7:~ p. m, Womens MLUion.ary .E a. r m., a. m. "The ,wa o. d Ahead" · • •·· t 1· MYPS• ,.6 al) rom, ""1 ,If, .-.;Je y mee mg. But before you jum1>-learn how to land I 1 serv.kes :at ,~~ . ~anWgednee istlc Jr. and Sr. 8 p. m.: Mon~y . 7 P- R e m I • e Jc Gren .. Cbrbttu I One man ean alight (ll'acefully and continue , .Jlfp. m., •· m eomm·JSSJ·ons meet ; 7:45 p. m. Ch• tth, Sunday School at t :31'.t'i hi• course, Another will wrap his skio around day 7:30 prayer meeting : Prayer · . hou Tueod . Mla Ofllc,al Board, Mn. Rulh Tomp- wJlh Stanford Slocktoo u ,u. , his head and end up In the hoopltal. . 7 30 sio~ ·&erv~ ~ m'l\Jesda; kinR, chairman: Wed. 9 a. m., ·JJh'inlendent . Communion observ· : or ihe month at : p. m. Bible and Pray_er. Wed. Choir ; ance ol the Lord'a Supper every I There are important life--declsions we often 7 30 Jan . 14, Mid-Winter Camp and Sunday morning and at all ev• Jescribe as "takinr the leap." Going to collep, 1-==;;;;a;aaaaaa;;;;;.aa~~~I SHOE GROOMING TIME . CROW'S STEAK HOUSE -Ille 0~, 1an. T, 18'1~ SUNDAY SCHOOL LJ!ll80N OP 1'lb!: W@ll vice 10:30 a. m. Norris, • Open Bowling Special , Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, CcilJlmutCJ Zien Cbarm oJ Cllrlll:, Pome~yRoad. Eugene Underwood, min~r. Bible school 9:30 a. m.; Morning vorship 10:30 a. m.: l!;veglng worship '7::ll p.m. Robert Reed. Rlble School Supt. Tu s,racu,e Melbodiat Churd, la-·"''· ed --------------~-- Prayer meeting Tuetday 7:4.5 service 11 a. m.; Prayer meeting Olla Knopp, Supt. m. Tuesday 7:30 p. m.: Youog Peo- S,,aeue EUB, , . E. Dia., ·1 1: .. ~7e - Oarclt, Ing T"nunday 7:30 p. m. ..... iobby Searle,, Minister. Chuck Chnrcb of God, NI. Mortab _ S.lllu)' EVB, F. E, D.... ,-. aearle•, 6unday School, Supt., Rev. Ira M. Tibbs, Pa,tor. Sun- lor, Wonihlp 9,30, Communion , uoday School lllarto et 9:!0 a.m. day ,chool 9,45 •· m.; Wonhlp Sel'Ylce; Su.day school 10,IO, N W COMPTON O D 1 ' a,.,.. - s!,.'.. 1. 1,----a-a-a---a-a.... G,_ E,...,.1 a.iid, . p,;;;;luacuy troy, Wm. A. Roberto, Jloolor ; •cbool t "illl .. m.: Wonhlp ..... Ju. r. Holy . Canunun.loo ud 'lf""'°'1!ay. Klapk•y I Church School 10:30 1. m Ju. J , L • • I 1 , 111 e ~ Vntry IDllll!tin& I p. m. Jan. 4. Ori•llu CUnlt - Sundly ediool Grace Guild, I p. m. Ju. i, Epj. ,:;•~CIJ~rck ~ 9,!0 a. m.; Wonhlp amlce 10,!0 phany Eve, Holy Communion, 11 , 0 a. m. 7·30 p m rowri Jl'latJ on Portland Road Pomtroy SnrsA,DaJ A.1bm. . . Sunday acbool 9:30 a. m.; .Preach-lw - U24 Butternut Ave DAV Lol&ridp EUB, Pul IINb, '"' 10,!0 a. Ill. •nd Bible Study Hall! Sabbath School 2 . , putor. 10 I , m &uxla1 •chool, II Wednetday g p. ,n. C. W. Pro!llll, W sh! . . p. m. , I . m. wonhlp. o,,o p, m, Youth po.stor I _or P aerv1ee 3· 15 P· m.; Mr• Fellowahip. 7:30 p. m. Friday · i· Vleet are SPturday. Prayer meet- prayer meet.i.... I def- .... the Nellonvllle ,,,. Jackell' -1n1 ... In prellminary the Lttil• Relervo ..... - Neilonvill<,, Greyhound, a dec.iatv, 4l-3IS win dal Bowlet, wu beld J.o tf points Jackels continued to take defeat Middleport 27· , . • over the Middleport Y11Jow Jack• u he wu unable to cract the by dropping a 35-27 contest to Pom_eroy s Purp le Panthers , defending SEOAL cage ond1 lAter , Bunche reduced It to 1hooU. I ets here J'rlday night to wrap up zone. ~let abol from 15 to 20 the Greypups. Gene Wise )ed the t: ham~ions, ~e~t down t? a 52-49 defeat al Gallipolis 50--49 on another free toss. For GAHS CooJey pumped In the lint round ol SEOAL cage feet oul all evening and managed Little Jackel,; with 14 while Jim !ast _night , v1<: l1ms, of a tight man-for-man defense and The remaining two mlnutet, 11 talliea while RGberta ~led UL action. to grab 10 nbounda along with Knotts hils 12 tallin ta lead N~leBALDWIN msp1red Blue Devil play . A packed house of 800 fans GAIIS lried to stall - Pomeroy Lanler pumped In oiJht r the I another to by Raymond "Hotdog" sonville ' eWURLlnlR over 600 of them estimated rooting for the Panthers: tried desperately to gel the ball. Galllam Wiaebrenner and ~unch Led by ~ 1-:a forward 1th • Kloe1. ~LSONVILLZ <ft) end OTHIR PAMOUS watched the Pomeroy tragedy. Pomeroy got the ball wilh 35 tallied 1J and u for the 10Mr11 good ahootm1 eye from t,,e left K ~ 16 . BRANDS The Gallipolis win was the most colossal upset of the s«onds left. called time out to · hand corner and an aureulve, In the 1toond half the Middies jAunzman . , Dexter 7+11: 1 l:age year Th e Devils hit 11 of their first 14 shots from a-tt up • winning play. HoweYer, GA:518 pl,yed the contett w~- 1Ue guard. the Greyhotmd team 1 bepn to lhow a HUle more ag- V'1;rson .l-t-!. Bnmllon o.3-S: the f1~ld , repe lled a second period Panther rally, then the Panthen lost the sphere oo out Ill t,;pboaconr, ~ Joe never w11 in 1trloua trouble greulveneu unde,r the ~ !4fio 3-0-6. TOTALS u - l& ~ ~attlea t_he boys of Coach Russell Moore on even terms a turnover. With 10 seconds left, Duncan, w rettiv •~throughout the game. i and ,hit for 12 pomta to Nebon- 1 • d • 1n the fmal hal~ to snap .a three-year , 30-game losing Dave Roberti! was fouled _ he tinge; injury in ahop dua Wed Mike Deiter hit well from hla vllle1 11. 11te fourth quart.er al- 1 Ao erson_ l-0-I , Bowles 1-2-14; streak for the winners datmg back to Feb. 8, 1959. made it 51-49. Pomeroy got the nead y. : ieft corner 11ot nwtlna: 11 taJ. ID 11" the Jackett ~tscore the fOaes: ~ ' Swac~r 2-4-8: "fEact.ry Trained lenld.. 1 2 The los_s ended P~meroy 's four-game win chain and bell , Bunch was fouled by George UALLIPOLII ISi) , lin to lad all In acoring. Bill Greyhounds ~Y one pomt, IO la !· JMcElhmney ~ ; Oiler l-0-2; PHONI 22 JACKSON. o. dropped it~ defending ch~mps three games back of Pope - Pope left lhe game with Pt.Jer-Ptt, PG n-FA PF TP Kwmnan, an aa:Ue playmaker, but two tallin jult weren tiBumgardner l-0-I; Ault 1-1-2league.-leading Athens , which crushed Jackson 63-36 five per&on.'\ls. Crawley, r, ...... o 0-1 2 o IJ'ibbed many Yellow Jacket enough. 1 Bunche cpuld have tied the Roberti, f, ...... I 0-1 0 11 turnoven and pumped 18 polnls IJ;ddleport was down !7-26 al l las.I nigh_t . , 1he ?evil triumph al.so assured eroyans trailed 12-2 ~idway in game had he ~ade hll one-one C.Onliey, e. ... •... 'I M 4 It through the hoopa lo take second the at.art of lhe fourth quarter • • I .. • I ~meroy ~f the loop s longest 1 tl~e fill:it stanza ~s B111 Thomas free tosa - he misaed. BIii Con- Pope, c, ..• ,,, . O 1-2 5 1 place acorlng hanon for the even- but pull:d within eight points of OPT 0 MET RIST 1 losmg streak - ~t least for _two hit three long Jumps agium1l ley came down with the rie- Thoma,. t. .. . , •. s 0-1 z e Ing. n waa Kwmnan and Doter the Bob Shesky coached quintet Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on or three more years .. The Galhans C~ach ~uss Moore's zone defense. bound. was fouied . He sank ~ Saunden. I , ..... o o-o o o who ~de the difference 1n NeJ. with three mlnutn and S7 secTb East had dropped 21 s~ra1~l 1?°P hat- Billy Conley, who played his free loss, giYing GAHS a thrill- Porter, I, ... • o 0-1 4 o tonvllle • lhlrd SEOAL win of onda remainin1 and controlled the 1.,,,...,..,..,,,...,.,urs.,,,.,,,,,...,,,,,,C.,o"'urt""'st""' .,"Po"m""'e"'ro"'y""'""'""',,,J 1les before last night I lrmmph- most outsta nding cage game. ing ~ -49 triwnph . Larutr, g, . ...~t 4 0-1 2 11 the aeuon.:, ball for lwo minute.. I_ only two ahy of Pomeroy·s all- pumped In II Callies from the TOTALS II C-14 It u , Nellon Ille saed Richard Swackhame d lime 2:J.game losing skein. outside as Gallia Academy built GA~S spot ~ per cent from 1 ' lead t ~ : ; the ~12 to 4 din' rdr, the Mi . . . . up a 23-12 first period lead. Pom- the field la1t night - - the ~vPOMl!ROY <•) e quarp , ..._,: llJ8 • purposeThe Gallipolis v14.:tory all hul , f' t f Id l 'th ils hit 23 of 50 field goal at- Pt.yer-PN FGnFA.PFTP ter and were never fronted . ly fouled Kuntzman with 40 aee- 1 eliminated Pomt::roy 's chance11 of ;r:; 1 ir:s . . ,e ,oa wi h tempts The Blue outscored PHS Wine~r f 4 ~ 5 s 1t Coach Nolan P. Sw •ckhamer', ondJ remaining to gain ~sskin 1 l't'peatmg as cage champions 1' rdc~amml~ w 1en h d unc 23.18 from the field. Pomeroy B"•che I , , . • I 4 13 Middie club never found the oft.be ball but both t.eame tra'aed s appe m a ong one• an er .... • , · · · · · · · · I --.J this winter. PHfi now rests , In , . · sank 13 of 27 charity tosses. Hamm, c, .. .. . .. 2 S-lO 2 9 range trailed by eight polntsi, 'controllM' BufOnglon I 3 • 4 2 8 or worae • 11 the way. third place with Logan. Both l~ the second stanza. Pomcrqy Gallia Academy 4r k switched to a man-for-man de. , • • •• ..,. teems own 3 con erencc mars. r _ GAHS ff ed bad both boards with 32 rieboundt. Ohlinger, 1, .. ,,~ J J. s 3 b Middleport besan lo find th GI\HS ended first half play In the ense su er a Dave Pnrter came down with 10 Tho the e loop's basement with a 1_6 slate streak here as Pomeroy outscor- R be t d P h mas. 1. . .. ... I ~ 2 o 2 r~ie at sl~rt of the second 0 II . · ed the Devils !!Hi to Lake a 31·29 . r an ope ear snagg TOTALS Ill JS-27 11 4t period but a tight zone de(ense • Esquire Shin~la Pome.roy (ell behind 8-G before halflime lead . Pomeroy 's finit six . Score by 1111A11en: under the boards forced the Mid• Kiwi Polish Boh Winebrenner canned a free lead 29_27 came with 0_57 left Biggest fador in taat night'• Gampolis , .. 23 6 13 10 _ 52 dies lo &hoot from the corners or •Johnson's Liquid IO.S~ .it tile 4::13 mark . 1be Porn- ih half.when Bunche sank an- triumph was the GalLians (ine Pomeroy IQ: 19 8 to _ 49 the key . Paul Brwuton. David • Suede Spray other long jump. Brian Lanier ball handling - only nine tum- OUlcials - Wilcoxen-ORbome. AnderlOll and Dexter kept µte • Esquire Liquid Dye A NEW !OIA l'Olt A New UfA ca me oH the bellC'h to knot the overs were c~mJtted by the •• • bac~s clear D10lt of lhe count 29-29 with 14 eeconds left Blue and White. Bas1ho F1a:hting evemng for Neltonville. They but Winebrenner ~ nt the Pan'. After lhe game, Evans praised For $10 000 Pu grabbed both defenstve "'d of~ thers out in front .31-29 with two the en~.lre squad for their fine NEW vonic (UPI) - ~!men feruive reboW1ds ud heJd the MIDDLIPORT 1 Basillo, that grand lJttle fi'""ting Jacket, to 11 polnt, tn the lleCOlld foul losses with three seconds re• prlay. We dlolrced P.omheroy o a zone e ense wit our 11 rs 1 h aa• rnainmg. . period shooting." &aid Evan,. man w O rejected 8 t238,00G au,irFrom 1:24 .of thel firsl stunui. "We knew they couldn't set up antee less than two years ago, Is through h.alftim~. J omeroy ou~ · their laat breaking attack from lo111lng leather r?r a $10,000 comescored the Galhans 22-10 - 1t 8 man-for-man When we stOf)ped back purse tonight in a 1V IDlooked like t~e Panthers hod lhrir fast break. we stopped their rounder with Mexican Gaspar OrJZS.00 Ca1h Prize Weelelv solved the Galhans defense. offense'' rontinued the young De- lcga, at Maditon Square Garden. However, Dave Kobuts was vii mentor. f PomerO)' 11 I glYe• "NOI lhat I' b ke b PLAY THE NEW "0-BOWLO" .. .....1 ~-..1 rolhe, Y any left 'wide open' in lhc third stan - and.go type ball club - run and d h k . means, .,....,.a .. _,, eraggyFOR DUPLICATE SCORES ia, an t e Ian y GAHS sophof d lterwel ht d dell more lossed in four Joni( push • C , S d ace ez-we g an ml e. . . with N • donwide'1 i;hot~ while his mutes added five- R1r.key an t tan weight ~h11J11pion from Chltlenan0 , . • 11riw: :""v..W.~;a*tt HOME LAUNDRY •· .I, ,, ,,"'.,, "' ., 1 .. dill" mill,..; ... • ARNOLD'S $OHIO STATJON .....ict 10:1> a.m.: Youth 'Fe], ~ · lowlblp. I p, m.: Wonhlp 7 b- m. Betl!el BtlB, Pel 'Pt 11111,, _,,. Ill Cbl'lll - Mhll1dP l!!tl 1. m. .8 u n d • J Sunday ...mo! 9,ao L m.: llonl- •chool. SliDday n1p1 wonhlp aerlnC worship 10:IO •. m.; z..,daf ,Jee ,._rw for Prince al Ptaco wonblp 7:!tl p. m.; Prll;)'Or mt!i!t• ...,tffl at Atbeno, a p. m. '!liars1nC irtd' Blblo IIUtlt 7:!tl p. m. d-, llilbl ..-- .meellnf 9:!0; W8111' 1loutb. SUp't; w..- ,hJp 11:41: Communlon Servrc•r. ·"'-Ya' meeting 8 p, m. · Lelul F• lll U• llel Jl•elwll Cll• reli- Ru Garrabr111I, put; or, Sunday achool 9:IO. !'reaching 10:IO, Pnt 'l•I Ti • p. m. . THE DAILY SENTINEL · ' KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO, I H SANBORN • • . r, · .. '1;.r'"': ~~ vlsltlng dayL his panmll om" the boll- . · a- "'· Jlr. 1114 l[IIR, 0 A. ...._ Mlos Gold.a Alm Sargent of Dar- - ' ll'rilo ·....... llt. win.,... a reem,1 guest of her ml Kn._o.t _ ~ ,.....,__ CODlln. Mita M111 Eulor. • Mr- llllil llri l"om1roy,,.Wddl.,..t, Ohio Mlddloport Lrr. and Mrs. Bert Grtam of llimllJ rp,I 7llo . , . .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;________.,.._ _ _ _ _,.;.1<1111\ fl)oal N.. YMA ill'l9 - ~ • . \ ' • :- Jewelerand0ptomeb1st ' .. �..... _ _ __ .._ _ .,_ ..... ~ - .... ¥ -- - "'•"'-'----~ _ ______ __ ..... ,,_ ... .. ~ - ' ' \ 8-DaRv Sentinel, Pam ln lzer Hosp·ta1 Commg • Events -MldcllellOl't. 0 . Jan. 7 1961 MODERN I IIE!lll!)()!d !'RAD. ' Legal Notice lllnl A. Patr1ot. Jamon. 1111 atorm doors 1md window,, ga, ,. . . . . . . , . . . . IT •• THI O , I Keonelh w- Arlbur, Wtflaloo, 80AH 0~ " DUC ATION Mrs. Cl,.renee A. Maarker, Rt, furnace, wall i.o wall Fff1Hcar11btr fl.C.I ~ .a ., IMlll• J 4"' .... I v-,..J'M B--M•I I W-"-•-, Robert J, wm,. ,_ tub and ahower. Call WY 2-37111 Jl,t, !'MIi I ~ -Y0 1 'The Official &ard of Heath ArMng those who entered Roi- tronlon, Jame11 N. Brady, Aabevoolnga. ll :18 Uc PIXJl.n,,y i:..~tec1. vwue s " '- 0 nt.lrlct, Count,- oJ Maip P . O. Ad· .., __ .,1 _, • Pomeroy, Ohl.o. Datt Jan. Methodist Church wW meet Sun· z.er hospital in the past 24 hours land, Ky., and Mrt. JUWUWph ~GARAGE ON MECHANIC ST. ctreu 1 Gel your car tnside out of wea- 4.1 1:'~rl.ffy the foUow ins r•purl la day evening al the church in were: Kelly J. Eggers, 580 Swi Evans, Aabland, Ky, FOlt CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Middleport at 7:30. I Valley Dr ., Mn. Ralph R Waugh Bbih• I tber. It will last longer, See or t.e correct ~. Lllw. J'oaltr RATES cluk, Treuum ot th• JAN. t 1034, Second Ave., August Sheets, Mr11. William R MUSler, Rt. I U} 6 3tc call Ewing·, Store. 4 cena, per word, one lDlertJon. IUnlmumlnc:.ie,., «I Tu Value~:,"' of ~ucau:9MMl.oo tile meeting of the Pomeroy Rt, l Ga1Hpoll8, Milll Haze.I Lee Pomeroy, IOD, 8: 18 p.m. Friday. cen1a. e cent• per word for three coa1ecutlva Garden Club ICheduled for Mon- Hall, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mn. Ed· Mrs. llarold Donald Miller, WaONE FIVE ROOM AP Al<TMENT ru Levy tn,1ae t .30 0111ftde 8.101 ~l--one month tor 30 centa3 ward. 0 1 ·. sc:OO:? 11me;.· ·: • ~ day has been postponed untD gar Greene, Walerloo Star RI., Lerloo, son, 10:Z5 a·m. Friday. wit.I:: bath. Phone WY 2-3642 or ull rate of f eenta per word be cbarf,ed for ad,,erti,inJ U aot ~aid within 10 day, after rece vina blll 2 Mrs. Gary RUe, Rulland. 10n, 11-11.tJc ~J~:-_:y-u t,.a'"C AsH .~t't~~i9:, Monday, January 9, at the h me Misa Carol Sue Adkins, Rt. evenings WY 2-3319. Erron in Adverlil,!M-Should be reported immediately JtECIIP'TS ANO UPIMOITURU 1of Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mui- Palnot George A Clonch, Btd· 9:22 a.m. Friday, Mrs. Emmett n.e Daily Sentinel not be re1oonaible 101 more than BOUSE 1634, LlNCOLN Heights, BALANCI!, JAN UAR'{ U\ , 1000 be H i nl.t with Mr Geo • . G"-n••~I Fund • 2770281 IT)' e'6'-' S, I, rge well, Floyd 8 . Mankin, 1.32 l Con- E. Ward, RL l South Pmnl, IOD, one Incorrect insertion. 4 rooms and bath, new gas Houd H"t1r~1u,:n1 .funa • •· 72 H. Parker as co-hostess. -6a~ do r SI Pomeroy Mrs. Albert L 6·47 am Friday Card of Tbanka and Special Nottee1 ot E\>enta $LOO. NUllr. Fund , . ., .. J12 80 !11th ' ' . . • ' furnace. Phone WY 2-3575 or other Obituaries subliBhed al 1 cent ~r word. Fund• The Laurel Cliff Better He Swearmgen, Rt. 2 Albany, Yd.I D18charced 11~ U club will meet Monday evenmg, 1---------------::.._.:______;__ 12-1311 , Work Book Gallipolis GI 6-0146. WORD I DAY S DA S 6 DAYS l MO. ,. , 1 15 60c UOc $1.35 $4.50 rota! .. · · · · 17 ~ 41 Patient, recently cli&charged in20 60c $1.20 $1.60 $6.00 ~~~~~d ... t.1 12.117.411 al th e ~ome of Mrs. J ~ HoagLeaal Notice eluded Mrs. Dorothy SSmelley, EIGHT ROOM BOUSE. two five I ,s. 25 $1.50 ~1111. Rel1rt'me,;l ·y;,;,d , . 5~~.~ land, Lincoln Road, With Mr .S. ANNIJAI. FINANCIAL JtEPOJIT $2.25 $7 .50 room apartments. A. N. Bengel. Hu11am1 r ·uud• , . . . • • , , a»t1 Ut Phil Wise as co-hosteu. SUTTON TOWNIHIP Mia:I Georgia Fulks, Mrs. Ruth F\lnd . , , , .•• , , . . 24.11.111 MIies COUNTY, OHIO M ,_ Mr E R, W ... __ Ads received bJ 10 A.. M. will be tn lbat day'1 paper, Phone WY 2-S271. 11-1-t!c Milk 8· uti,o,r Fund• • The Daughters of Ruth clus ,., the Fl"•' Y• -r l!ndln• on'6...mery, •~ · 5 9 work Bu,,. .. ........ •. t ru f the U .ted M thodlst churcb 0a• .,.... , 11 , 1tto Mrs, J· C. GUAler and Inf II n t PHONE WY 2-2157 TRAILER SPACE. Ideal location To la! . . . .... ... . . . .. .. IO'IJ1311.,3 0 Ill e Pop1,11atlon UH, lNO d gh'- u - Otti Smith Ch Rec eipll ,110 Balantt l l 00796 .90 will meet at the church, Monday, Total SalarlH and WHH Paid au LCf, •-u ~. e a,. I oear grade &ehool in Middio, Total EXPENDITURES Dwint: tlM Year 11160 · • 9335.47 Jes Daniels William C} o D ch. Gt'nenl 1-' und . , . . . SZIOU2.81 at 2 p.m Plans will be dJIIC'ILS&(Con110Ud.t11 from All Gundlll • port. Phone \\'Y-Z--3346. IM,rernent Fw>d . • at20.oo d f the new ear and all mem- Tue Valu allon ..... ..... '130&M9.00 Mrs. Roberta Scott, Mrl. Charle, (1) NOTICES (91 FOR SALE (m 22--tlc lkrnd lluildtnl!' n, nch . .. . . 790703.311 e or Y Tu Levy ....... . . , ... • :t,.80 Smith Mr Sam el MCCI sn-acuae, oh!o , 8. U urt, ·-- 1 Mil.Ir. t·unu .. .. . •... .•. • • 2:167.22 ~ are urged to be present TERMITI: AND PMr CONTROi VENETIAN BLINDS. all colors, 0th .. , Puuda Bur Ja11uary 2, 1961 Clyde Southard, Edward O'CooFO R ROOM HOUSE, halh, ga1 Wlndow BUnds and ahadea all U wo,•,;. B11ok . . ,,,, .. 19:1.34 The Meigs County Farm • 1 hN"b:V cert.Uy th~ ~uowlnf ttport br FIIID. Free lupecdea. 111•111'I rage, ga, furnace. Located on Tota.1 . . . . . . . . 102te1a.~ Women's ,-,,.. __ •ttee will to be correct. ner, William Williamaon, Jettrr, 8ALANCE. lJWEMBER 31ft, 1960 P,__ R. -1.,, Dal8 w· I Su I .,, eau \NIUMU Richard Duckworth. . • bJ Natlolnrlde. ..._ ..,.. lppe PP Y, " Gravel Hill. Phone WY 2-2045. General tUnd 10'99.M meet Monday at 8 p. m at tl1e TowMhlp Clerk Clendenm, Diane Lee, Paul Hal• ud A.. Semce Baatioa wt !- Union Ave., Pomeroy. Ohio. R1"cha,d Foid".n, 916 Locusts·,., ~und_Ret,r,,111~111 t ·mu.l H102.80 Co O f'l ••N • aAL TDWNSHIP fUNDa !er " .,u1I.Umi t und~ ,. . !137?1.62 - p O~ . RICEIPTI • Dtf. l2-3-30tp Middleport. 112) 31 Gtc Milk • ·-r rl . :nu; Th W , Society of Christ• General • nd ClualHed Property Tait Among Alling . ' Other Fu111b e oman I (Total for All Fllnd..w ••• I 4435.115 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. HAY on STRAW delivered _ in , FOR RENT [N rilDDLEPoR·r. . ,,,,,.. L•,pk . IBl ian Service of the Heath Metho-- Cl&•r~t~ Tait .... . ... 112.81 According to t,be midnight ft... ---• J0ad I r -J I or Wrl....::: •A I 3 nicely furni shed rooms. Hard- T11t.11 rulol E11pendHun.1 .. 751111-l.::l!I Jnherltanr,e Tu . . . • 13.80 BID IAwe"• Snrice StaUo• · uU\:.& ols, ~ and dist Church, Middieport, will &1u Tu end Fin. lruiL · port of the nursing department, c.....,-oul. Pcnn:U 81rtt1. Mid- Watkins Farm Supply ! wood floors large closets, priBalance .. R1CE.1PT'S' . u ocma.90 meet at the <'hurch at 7:30. Mra. a.oeal Goverllll!ent.\ . ·· •• ~ :: Vera Fulton, Mrs. Chloe Beaver vale entran~e, private bath , aut 10 vl!:NUE Herman Haddox is devotional and Robertus Berry were all .ta dleport. FeaAU'IDC hlluor re- Bellefontaine, Ohio LY-2-2060. __ _, compJekl ,. omatic heat. Ulilities [urnished. !.iENE'.'.AL PROPERTY TAXES Sille of Lota and Otlll"t' 50.00 pain, lob jobt ,mu (12) 15-!N}..,! LOCAL LEVY leader and program w·ill be in 111ieellaneo11a • poor coodition. Noab Booth, an •eledln of henn1ea. Otrillt NEW MODERN, 3 BEDROO"I Phone WY 2·9200. ll} 5 3t.c c..meral •·urui ....... . .... 11111ue char- of society aecrelarles. Ml.leas~ .. ... . ........ . 162'f.OS accident patient, is in a crl.Uca1 "• rncl Retl r,ment a349.!7 e,v ill be MrS. E , M• Toi.al Recelpt1PAYMINTI . . ...... . 1158G1.<ll Jolill• CIL U I ho in G I St Addit" ____ - - - - - - - Jotll~r Ta• Lcv,u HostesseB W condition. ~=---cc=:=---;;;=-;;--;;;;-cen; UM ran · Ian. Deduc lJ.oru l>y t:o unty 1-1..- M G I Ex u s rv1c, DOGS HAVE BEEN IN MY AJI utilities, built-in kitchen. MODERN 4 ROOM UNFUR~ Aud,•.or . 1oot1.2'1 Wood, Mrs. E. M. B ~ . rs. v:, ;.,u,tl:"e;-• 13t<i.OO Those who were listed Ill tair Sheep on Middlepo~ Hill, Any Valley Lwnber and Supply, NISHe<l apt. Furnace heat. T, 10 t11 1 Proi,,rty Tu GOOl0 .90 Thomas Riley and Mrs. Forrest Co mrensat10 11 ot Cler II , 754.ee included Mrs. Maude Brohard. IL JUNUAT ION P HOG.RAM h J Gen~ral Suppllna .. • ,,,, 1'3.80 dogs caught in pasture will be WY 2-2709 12 16 tic , WY 2-3874. 1) 5, Uc Cas i, Received .. ... 151970.68 Bae te. Tota) General Floyd Mankin, Jamea Lewi 1, killed and collars turned over USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERA-1=== ======== 11796.00 To~lec;~y"!e!:l1rt11 ••••. I 3338.4411 William OuaieY, Thoma, Clutter~ to the dog warden. TOR. Nice condition. 11 cubicj (20} Business "1;:.~\~;.,,'°:e~~~!, Legal Notice To~rrtP~y!;!"t".ud ·· •· ••• •• ma.<M Lacy Henry, Holland Prose, am.. 2008 .00 (l) 5 3tp foot. Phone WY 2-2624. I Serv'1ce T.ot.al •· oundd lon l'r1>&r&111 1711TUIII fll• 11.Dll\l.al 111.tatln., of Uw lloeli:· BrOUi'hl Forward . '.' . . . • 32.'111.40 ence Anderson. Homer Fisher, ta t~ UandlcappllQ Children h olden of th• PomlffOJ' Natkm&I Health - Tu:ea Withheld for Robert R"••- Herbert C, L ·Lo (I) 5 9tc1 l:laue1 (Deaf, Bli nd, Etc.l l:M.lil e 11 nll ot Pomeroy, Ohio , for the eleeDl,J lrlct Board o! Hnlth I 901.~ ~•, 8DDANCE HOTEL MARTIN 11I1ge _____________ COMPLETE MECHANICAL Feed stat" - Renta l rrom School Land uon or director • a"d th• tranuction Cern nt.erle• - compeI111Q1io11 of tree Ricketta KanOU!le Paul HoJ. lo till 2 Mualc by Martineen · I I Jlatlo C JI ( Iree 11nd l'roperl~ . , 1525.00 ol any other bulJlneu that mt.Y com~ Ofllcere end Ern..,loye • . I 188.00 ' • · · l - 1954 CHEVROLET 4 door ns a ns. a on us or Federal sub5IUJH f&1hoo1 befon th• m,.un,, •W be he.Id at Other cemet1r, Er:penae ' 'JOO ley, Cu1us Luttrell, Clyde Cornell (I) fi, Sedan standard transmission estirnate,i;. Fulton • Thompson Lunch, MIik, Etc.) lOCUl7 th• olflc1 of • aid PomttQJ' N•t1° i::a!! Tot.• 1. Cei:Drttf'J' la:penae .. I l71UIO Mrs. Mmn " ie J·""·- and Edna 3 ~=-=---=:-:::-::::-,;::;;;-;-c;;;:--;::-::; ' ' Sal WY 2 Tu iUoo rrorn Parenta B• Jlk oa J•auQ'J lU. 11181, ai Fire Protect.Ion - Cootrac:ta, ww,;,uq NEED 55()0.0U TO EXPAND bus- financed . Tractor CS. -S!Ol. And Pa1r,..,., &211.01 p.m. •-"""'" Inde mnity, Olh..-r l!:llptnR :m.oo Sigler. All other paUentl wen ineM, Will pay 20 per cent in- I 1 - 1953 FORD 2 dpor Fordo{121 30, 31; (1) 9, D~~~~rt::r o~n ~e;:.~1 1T;~ 120'1.18 P r ~ BOHIEIJD _:rotecuon .•. • aoo.oo reported good. terest one year securnd by ma tlc. Clean inside and ou.t. 10 5-6-7; Lunch .Room n~ceipt1 a:aclude 021 a-10 -1,-N-Jl. Malnt.:nanc. and Rep~lr l!l23.117 Three units of blood were ad(11 121314 Fed~ral F und u Mil.Ir. . 13411,32 (1) T 111:o lahlnte11a nce aud Repvr M(I00.00 inventory, White, con- Good tires. $.350.00. ____ · · ' 9lc vi.c~11a~"""' Re venwi Receipt, _ _.:::,.:..,_:::_____ _ CGH Tu\ . :. . .. . 81152.!II ministered at the hmpltal on Fri-tact Rutland Service Center. or l - - WFSI'INGHOUSE 8 cubic INSTALLATION OF CUSTOM or •·: : ~:~ Auditor . . . . . . . . . . .• . • •• ~-~ "'~M.~.t~fc~. a~~. tw.oo day, call SH 2-4314, leave message. foot ~frlgerator. First class factory made cabinets, ceramic NON-kEVENU& To~ 1 Oth • r Purpo,.. ••·• · Total Hl!l:hway Ellpe nse .. . , 11301.118 ( [) 0 Gip ....-u.djt,....., 4Un 00 Sale or BD"d• .... .... , . . . 4900()0.00 Toi.II Other ,\uxlllary aa990.8I E.mploJces Retirement ._,.,., ...,.,, ....,. · plastic or floor liie, building ,sa le of TrHw ry Billi .. . 1'4942,03 Atende • • • · · • • · · • · · · ·i.. ·PLANT 1Town1hlp Shue) . . . . . . 72 .49 LAND TRANSFERS ===--::=--:,.-;;;=-;;;;;;;;-;;,-:::; M. L. Carr rcmlum on Bondi Sold , . 1813.00 OPERATION OF SCHOO l3l04 i3 Ded.11ctloiu by County- Auditor: WHISTLING JACK'S FISH Sandranch-type home at $10,00 per Accrued 1nt1rei1 on 1tond1 l'er.,,Ml service · · · · · · • · For Election• . . . . . . . . . . . 251.03 Charles M. Feen, dee., to Ag""'I Jo J k' Long Bottom, Ohio _ f t .,__ any type re- So lU . . . . . . , . 'fllB.:m 11-1utor Vehicle SUppli" ei l"or Worlunen'• 110 wlchea are wa C ua, ac I ( I) 5 61p aqua,., 00 • ~ sue of To:t Book• and 1Not ~111> • •• • •••, •• · · · · 29-ia com~u.Uon 1!19.49 ne, L. Feen, Cert.. of Tnma., Dairy Bar, Middleport. ~ - = ~ -~ - ~ - ~ ~- I modeling. Phone Rutland SH 2-- w or11. Boob ! 917.:1'5 ·_. ,.',, ·. :.: : : ·: : :::::;;:::;: 290l.8II Othn 'al.lJCf:!laneou. Scipio. c d al •-••Jg.-- 81 lca or Property .. ... ., , 325.00 ~ aoeo.ea Mlnluer1&1 to Ct111rche• , 300.24 =~ WANT ADS , uuu,..., i!. a.... . ~- ,ur _. . ,,,_,Total 4914. Non•Rennue Jonltor1 suPPllo · ·••• •.• , Blt.ll4 1n1,...,1t on Loan, .•.• ::::::1ci,,: .·:. ·::::,:·::::: •=·= ~-~=-~--~---J -~==-~....,-=~-~= ----~-==cc----c=cl 2-2:30 P.M. With YOII? Favorite Mualc-Newa Ii- crl lnlerelt Ia The Ana EDDIE ATKINS .... . TRANSPOllTAT[N •-- --'----.,---,,.,,-,--:::-::: (6, LOST AND FOUND I I I l\ t I ,I !I I .,~ .... ...,.,. package. Call WY 2-3726. WY 2.-. """'"'"'"" Deducl lona by • . __ _ ,., m • I a, 111.IINIUJ .. IL P · ltNM Mfflvr 'II B. P. !SIS.II '118 CHEVROLET. $791. llt - • • &l-, lldu. Sharp loour Jnaldo • B. P. MtltU) OadM . .... and out. Blaellnar'I, Pomeroy. MSTROPGUTAN MOTORS 11::-'-;-1_ eta • lla• I M• llrffl, Pomore7 '(II) BUIClt. '3IJ9I, VI LaSabre • WYWffl Bard Top 4 clr. ·"Ona low ownNQ.tfe -==c-,-,,-=-.,.... "'· l'l>wlr -Inc- lllll. Extn Diet. BlaeHlm't. PUinilOf, . (IO) FOR·SA~E or RENT :-='a=,,-,=:::--:- ___ (]) 8 Ille GROCERY STORE, f, J:i ,tocnd -4lol' good hu, t ,a, Owner 'W BUICK. - . VI LaSabro 4 wlahNj lo m!rP ""'alecl 11'14 dr, lldltn. OM taNtful owner. Broadwa)' SI Middleport. 0. Darp rar. Poww 'lloirtna and ....... '111r1>1n1 drift RAIi. o,w ,1,GOI.OI oil BIHIIDar'a, m8 Call WY N 17. UI I 61c (14) OR RENT llc\AJ>AI\TID.. I'S -~ po.-t. t run.Iohed and McMutero, Middle, »<I I'll<,, , W\'1-a]. I ROOM, ~ .TH, Full baaament houao al 8S4 Llneoln Street. Inquire lMIII S. Second, Middleport, LJ,..· ' :Di ' " ~• door Sedan. Llko now fin!~. {9a) MARINE SUPPLIES Worth muc:ll mon. Blaettner •, ----c-c===-'-,1L Pomeroy, (1) fi etc Al II 1Pm.\L8· \,. - Building Supply, cAII Wl 11-3u12. SYRACUSE - 3 • bedroom ranch alyln, alone and l1ll&ODl'Y conslru<llon; ll•lnl room <14"201, lotolty pine kiichen, lit balh,, full basement, electric or 1as fired for<Od air heating. Hou .. !ally lnaulalecl. Loi IOOIIIOO, of! Route 124 on paved atreel._ .17,500,00. POMEROY - I • ,tory frame, 6 rooms ud bath, small hiaement, gu furnace heat, la,·ge frontage, good location. !&900. 1hlo<k1 garqe, lot '15 fool Term, POMEROY - 1 • _,, frt1rne and balh , lull basement, ga, hot air heat, basement, HII' age, large lot. $1000.00 down, balance financed. S,1tD'J.OO. ALBERT M, COX, Sal"lIOJI 211 PRONE WY ,__ wv NIii 1 7, 3tc tlOUSE, Mlddl,port, two In N•w Haven. Phono WY l-all'I. m 9 61c ~ D~EL~UU:-'-c~Tlll\BE==---,_Re-OO=M,--,AN "D ' balh apartmtnl - . -traJ1w " &HL ollic:e NIOIIIS IPl','1, Phone _WY 2mlllc • , Cuti Money Qn U1 - . . . la lnadJve Dep,J1ttcir,, Aotln AICOD.1111 • • • 'l!IIM.SB "'""'"" - ,,.. La~=~a~!u·a1u,ldin,:Slt.. WJEH 990 ON YOUR DIAL 10:' 15 Ohio Ne ws I POMIROT . I Special • • • • ~956 FORD V-8 _ _ _ _ _ $350 I I f -- - -----'-- ACROSS l , Whiff Ii. Gi rl 's name JO. To Uic ll hip'a left DO\\''N 1. A11lit11mted 2. S l@('pingmr b('rth 3. Ene1i1ic3 2J . ~"•llt 4. Frietr'a 2fi. E:~:c-r- 5. Hilitary 1~. Comp:lilll 6. G!rl'.<i I abbr.) Lou, 01'erhead Saee ... SEE HILTON VJOLFE, OWNER 19. Erbium screen c~ps 1 name 7. Llghtt·ncd • states 22. Ravel Affirm 25. ~Yibin .. 27. Misa Bara 28. Belonging 23. I tracts 32. Selenium {syth.) 55. Aff-\Tmii.~ ' tlve voti:a ~ 16. Not strict . ,. locatqr . . . . . . . tolMfUT ' i ,," ' ~ ,,, r,,, ,, 1//, ~n r;,; ..., ,.. . 16-MONTH OUARANTE • NEW and USED ., Phona WY •2-3794 POMEROY, OHIO , ·-•i ·-ii~ NOTICE n-••.,P• MtlllWffl .no.• ..;::,., Meigs County Real Estate Owners :!'..':'!"=.':it~..::-~ ~ ': --: road. .......... - - - 1 1 1 ·1 . THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN For Th• Payment of December and June 1960. Real Estate Taxes the Pl.VI°"' laniou, ~ 0.U.Mol ' trophies, the length. ari d fo rmation Q{ the worrls ore 11.11 nint1. Each day- ti$ <;0 de letters :m• rtifferent. IS __ ---..-::A COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES zMr · s 46 M CJ Us · S I B V ,.\. t ,;I ~16LRWWMCC tf KM, J A -UlVRWD SRLWC . CURLY ''" I l .; I MONDAY e:ts Sign On t' l ll :00 Price ii Rlgbl: 7: lkl ftiverboal 8:30 Wells Fargo 9:00 Klondike 9 :30 Danle J0 :OO Barbara Stanwyck 10:30 Bowline 11:00 News 11 :IO Weather ,. • HOOHA.~ -/5 lJ:15 Jaci Paar WlCEG..J-1.'!- YOU 'WANT MEsswrn-t BOON\0-11 K., AliAIN? MONB•Y 8:00 Cartoon 8:30 Romper Room 9:00 Movietime 11:00 Morning Court IJ :30 Hose Parade 1:45 Woman's Page 2:00 Day In Courl Z:SO Road to Reality 3:00 Queen for a Oay 3· 30 Who Do You Trust 4: 00 American Bandstand GASOLINE ALLEY Firf;t i5 rnl,' golf 5tick,;_ S:00 Cap. Gallant 5.30 Whirlybirds 8:00 M. Squad 6:40 Weather Teller 8: 45 John Daly News 7:00 l'rackdown 7:30 Cheyenne B: 30 slli-fside Si1 9: 30 Adventures in Paradise 10:30 Peter Gunn 11:00 News Tonight 11 : 10 Weather I l : 15 Sports 11 :20 Late Show ~ec,md, the cl:.! commode w1;_h .;iop bucket. uo ahead. • -· 10: lru Whats My Line 11:00 News ----H ,, TOM·-•WHAT DO YOU KNOW:;,., HJ, EGBERT--WHAT DO YOU KNOW:i! News 8: 15 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Theatre IO: 00 December Bride ID ::Jlt Video Vilage 11 :00 I Love Lucy 11 :90 Clear Horlzen 1£ 00 Love Of Lire 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 6: 90 Amos & Andy 7:00 Highway Patrol 7:SO To Tell 11le Truth 8:00 Pete and Gladys 8:30 Bringing lip Buddy IO: 00 Candid Camera ' r DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD ... 9: 00 Dan Thoma11 I 9:30 Andy Griffith Show 10: :x> Hennessey 10:30 DuPont Show * fll·OO News 11: JO Weather 111: 15 Movietlme ~ ' Sign On MualcaJ Clocli. 45 ' l'he Lifeline :00 Ohio Vrule,1' ' 'ewa 8:06 Sport! l'oday 10 Ohio News e: 15 World News 8:20 Musical Clock 55 Community New1 -·,, ,, .,., 9, ·00 Musical Clock IL 45 World News 11: 55 M~soo County News 12 : 00 Community N•"1 HAWK••• HE' S BEEN FEED1 N· CN OUR CHICk'ENS! ,'" ~ . !'Vt ~OT Et-lCMJ~I-I.' ANO BERlRE~ l'tL Mi:AJE M A !.Ql" '40RE h I fi :20 Sporn Tdda1 5:30 Dinner Musicale " .,, By RAEBURN VANBUREN - W!Ll, ANYWAYIUT WE'VI STILL WE_ GOT RID OF A GOT A IMN6f61H/S Ml/lfN~W~ /Mlfll(/ $1(1/NJI ON OUR , ..- .........,.... . . ~lr•tton. "8ffll.1111i: Ow•Utr lfN ••• •• .11.. . . . Plrell.01tt liltJfllrt tirN , ·• • • • • • • • • , • N . . . . . P1Ntt6fte •NYLON IOO" llfN • , • • .. •, • t It . . . . PlrHlDho De ..... CN..... llfW . . ........ . . . . . PINltoaollftt]'Chul.... .,... . . . . 11-• llilll Plrt1atHo W.t, ChNIJIN ,.,_..._•,It ..... PlrHIHo ClltMp~ · - .......... II . . . . PlrtttoH CII•- ...,.. tlfa, • •,,, • II . . . . . ,.,{ , .' ' - ' 1WILLIAMSON OIL CO. . Mlddloport , ., ,,.,,,,...,..,..,,.,,.,, We mix concrete to your specifications, d e 11 v e r I t RIGHT to ymtr Job, ready to pour. Lowest p cos. No fob too larv• or loo 1m1II G~eglein .R~pdy-Mix Co. ..,. Wa N"fle,fpt u,.-, . . ,,,,., ,,,,_ . . . . Ready Mixed Concrete day-call '' :u· Melga County Treaiurer •••ry ,.. _,.,--...:._;___;;/'{ HANDS, kiD / '<' . CLYDE G. MILLHONE -dtll••rits ,. ,._ Also Delinquent Tax. Books Close February 1, 1961 by 10 •· m, for Saturday d• oil floor fun,..,., nmnfn1 wit• 11,ory. er In b-. two oolb,/Ud.1'18?, cellar, good car . 'garage. One and 0.10 mile_out <! 1'!1!Jdleport. Zuspan Hill°" Rd., II, Phone WY 2-3284 R. l Elm<r ~ - ~Q~ ~ P1191 S!; ' , '-'"''' Jtiiuo' ~ " _ _ _ ABBIE AND SLATS By SAM LEFF GUESS VOU'RE R:IGMT, LET'S TURN IN, f.lAPPYt ' '! • " 12: 15 Markett 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:311 Agriculture t\pal 12:2li News O Gran-. 12:45 Mr Music l:55 1..ocaJ Newa 2::00 Mr Musi~ 3:00 World News :1:05 Mr- Musk S:S& Local Newa s,oo Sip Off ___ ____ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _..:"::.°' =.:: Local N_oo_n_N_e_w, _ _ _..,.:._ _____ HAW! l SHoT TMIS : ,. 30 PublK' Service 45 Showers ot Plesslng 10: 00 ralk ol the Towm. ' t: 00 DiscJna with Doll 10: 55 World New, 4:30 Ro1Jin1 Home ZM JCM 11 : oo falk oJ the rown · 5: 10 World News Fri only. 11: 15. Church Belhl & 15 Ohio Newa CKMMu ,s Rlng, 5:00 Community New1 Ye5terd1lr's C ryptuq'u o(t·: ' TRUTH JS THit: MOST VA LU·\BLE · ..THINa \VE HAVE. Jr.'"}(.INOMIZE IT''AlN. , ' u.-rr 9:00 lieneral Electric Theatre 9:30 J,1ck Btllny iJO One Jellr.r s im ply slant!:; for ano l hl'r. In this sample A is used fQJ' t he l11 r,r. L'.11 , X for the two o ·s, etc. Single letters, upos. A cryJjt~1.:-ra m Quolidlon II WJEH RADIO 12:10 Ohio Newa 1-1 LONfjJ,' F, J, J,OW 6: .'JfJ Twentieth Century 7:CNI Lassie 7:30 De nnis the Menace 8:00 Ed Sulbvan ~ here's how to work It: AXl'DLBAAXR ~ I JO,\Y TRROOOR .fl'RIDAY DAILY CUYPTOQUOTE ' m '"'" I I V/, • I ,. ,. ,. ,. ;;:; ' pel'SQcri ' 7 ~ '7 I 43. Beast:a of· burden H . Obno:t:\'OUII. 40. Swab ~ ,, - ()If SHUX-IT WUZ PROB'LY JEST A STRAY lliFLF.· BALL, PAW•• MONDAY rna.dway ~ p;;:•· i:;::✓, lcOO Sign . I SNUFFY SMITH 8:00 :l!l . Anger eflorl - •• 12. SublTlal'ln4! I~!~~~'s'.:.:··•--""·· ,. 11: l5 Nit.ewatch 11 : 15 Lat«: Show il 36 . Nnnow %0 P,8 1/? • .,Tho.is '' uiuw11,1 ».wprnenu •• . . 1111000.00 111.11tttni• nu .. . .. ··• · · ·• · 1: : : ; ao•ooooo Bonded »-bl ... ·••· ·, •· ·· · Total Ll• bmt1n . . ...... • ~ . M Eticu• cd Amt, , . .. . .•• - .87 Matthew, ...... ~ " ' 7?::; . 39. MIJ'l'Qf' reflection fl. Maasenet'I r,q~::~!fl)cc·~·u'iiii .8cb0013e'rm.et ~:Oil Rew. - lfd c:i :u. P11l forth f0 ~'· 34. Solar dolty 87. Roman garinent . SUND!\}' " ~,~ 1+ .,, 29. Fi.ah eoooo 1 Blue Angel, U :00 Newt 11: 10 Weatbercul WHTN-TV Channel 13 S2. Icl'lancil c , • and --::-:-::-:-:=:-c-c:---:--------c---- - - - - l"ANCY 27 Student'~ th eme 29. F:n i.'my ... 8(1. RuBBian ! I 22. l!ir"hrn 2~ S 11n ir(ld 25. Thus "" to u• CDIIPARE ~f:ousfi rttfont IIAIIII CDIPARE ~ DIIE·SERIICE IIAIAITEI ,CDIIPARE ~i:EY-SAVING NII 101 PIICEI, • 1~11ces 8. ~o!·rrcted SC"Ollt Weater41r'1 9, An informer 31 . S o11lh /slang\ Ameri can 34. Gree!('! ll. Of S0cilll f0(k nls portico 17. c·u,·cct ( S}'m.) grass 20. Confounded 2-0. Stood u p tire.a r 8·30 Lawman 9-(Nf Tl,e Rebel cises wen.non 14: Whilcr 16. Stitchb_il·,;l 18. CuttleflsH's smoke Phone WY-2•2474 BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer SATURo•v ---- till@ point Plucr<aund1, ttcJ . . . . ll'lT&l.611 (All School Racine. or - HI. Missile 1958 CHEVROLET 2 DR. _ _ SAVE$ $ $ 1957 FORD VS 4 DR. _ _ SAVE$$ $ 1956 FORD VB 4 Dr. P.S., P.B. Air cond. AT 1956 FORD va 2 DR. Std._ SAVE$$$ BuUdln&• ico,u Tutll , , \ JO 1~ue:1J C\cws IIARNIY GOOGLE WCHS-TV Channel 8 5:00 Golf L0:57 New~ lfo;ui!ines & ·1t•1t.<>1her l :{!) Ph.ttl er Party 10 ·43 Cou.111 r.v Music Time 5 fl(J New:; (i",nal 10 :UJ Swap Sllop ~ 1:i ~lkJ1 O! 12. Dropsy ~- U,J Ste m ----~--~~ TWO NICI APARTMENTS IN TWO ACRES, fi ROOM 7, AHITI AND LIAAILITIII ""-" • .,.,, - II) 1 5 fUc Cou11t7 I LOST - BEAGLE DOG, Contact GOING OUT OF BUSINE~ SURANCE Earl A, Smllh. Hemlock Grove. SALE ... _ Prlcet reduced 26 (2081 IN FOR SALE - Moderns bedroom WY Mffl. (ti 5 3tc IVlr-1. Beglm Jsnuary ... _ COMPLETE INSURANCE PROhome, storm doora, wlndows, I'"" ..,_..,., ow1 b L hardwood Rlce'a Hill Top Grocery, Mid- tection, Life. Auto, Fire. PollD aSt en' garage, LOST - MALE FOXHOUND, dleport. 6 8lc C&ll Pon Milla. Middleport, Ohio rloors'. awn~ngs, ~~-rgef'~:_-~ black white and tan, near·J - - - ' - - -- - - - - - - ------~~====,I electric Can uu 1 1 ~, T~~ Run - or Ro1andUI. ll!I RATS KD.J..ED WITH STAR BARN!!'.S-SIMPSON INSURANCBI Small down p1:1yment. Phone SH Pleue call WI &-3182. Corbel Warfarin, ule, 1ure, guaran•I Agent&, Middleport.. Fire, Auto2-4162. Call CarroU Snowden, 11 · 00·• 2'Ai lbs· mobile. Bonda. Pboot WY 1- Ru Uan d, •., - ,............ -Cl0ek <U I stc •--• -... One -••• l""'U"'• ...... ' tl.49. Fann Bureau, Sugar Run 2903. 8-27-lf ____.1 FOR SALE: 8~ Acres G11.1uuu. LOST - I DOGS, OM red bone MW. (21) RE.Ill ESTATE Good , - room house wllh balh, 18• 2.1, BO; hound, I mo•• old, one \I hound (12,) 9• Hardwood floors. Built in cab• n d ~ German Sheppard m 6· 51 P FOR SALE: 5 room house and i !nets, Basement, coal furnace . Pleue call WI &-8034. THREE USED CONSTRUCTFON one acre of lruxl. Ea,t of Ra. : Cellar, good water 110urcu. U 7, stp type 1alamenden, outside heat- clne and Just IOUtb or new l Small down payment. Balance Ing unit!. Idea) for construction school bulldingf!I, Rev, T. A. , Uke rent. Sec Okey Wood at (8) AUTO SALES or ordtards. Price vecy reason- Cleland, Racine, Ohio. Syracuse. Call SH 2.-. llGGd ·ctoaa U,.. Can able. Cllll WY 1-5460. (I) 3, etc m s, 61p AD ... !lellelo (1) I etc FOR SALE, FARM ON RT. ,. - - - METROPOLITAN MOTORS ONE COMPLETE COAL }'um- Some hoy. AIIO 8 room house (24A) FOR SALE OR -- Malo II. ace, all plpe1 Included. One SO In Pomeroy. See Virgie Mora, TRADE .,._.,. 8'I. gal. 0111aJvant1ed hot wAter tank Pomeroy, Stat' Route. f -== . 3 61 11154 2 TON FORD FOOO H t. 'I& CHEVROLET t585. 110 Call W\' 2-30!58. H) 831 P -· -·- -·- ·(l ) ' p covered bed. See al Neigler ===--==--==--==== YOUR 'HOSTS . fBEFORE you buy £napJoye1 ll111Ur;.;,ut 11-11-11 BILL PARRILL AIII t 10 :30 Play Your Hunch LI;~ F'arm Bureau Show 6:00 Record Hop 11:30 Country HOl' Down 7:30 Roarmg 20's 6:JO Leovf:' It To Beaver JU7 Mid-Day D Jones Average, 6:~ fi'arrn Time 12 00 Nuun News 9:00 i..awrence WPJk 0: :13 Country h1mOOree 12 · 15 Pal Boone 10:45 Bowling , 8:57 News Headlines & Wcath<'!' !2:;,o Mwm• .i?.w for You 11 :00 News 11 :10 Mo\ r·ou Breuklast P11rtv r·25 Nt·ws 7:25 Extended Weall~er Forecast SUNDAY 1 JO ~111 ~1( .;usf F'o r Yo u 7:30 11reakla,!!1 Party 12 00 Matties Funnies t 5'i l\cws H.emllmcs & Weather 12·30 Pip, The Pirer 7:50 So h10 /\i.?ws Reµurl 2· 00 ~;;y II \'\,'il h ~fus1r 8:W Rl'euklasl l',:1rtv I: 30 Issues & Answers 2·57 News tje.1t1lines & Wealher 2: 00 Hour of St Francis 8:25 ni., World Th;s MorninJ?, 8·30 Mreak.Jas! Pflrtv 1, UO CaJJ11114 t•1 ! 'le<1sant Z:30 8ridge ll:5i NEws eHadlines & Weather j 1· 2o News fi'rorr, Pt Pleasani 3:00 Brave Stallion 9-00 Collet' rime w1U1 B Faye J :Jt, 1·:1 llmg Un Pr P!e.:isant 3:30 Football game 9:57 News J·ll•.idlun:s & Weather 3·5'/ :\J,'W: 1-h-;,(llines & We9lhcr 6 3fl Wall D1snev I0 ·00 Morning ,\1MiH11onr 1. 90 Maverick 4 (J(J Hatlet J'cirly Tradeltellll 10:30 9:30 Watch and Win ,:45 Sl_gn 011 S:00, Today . With God S: 15 <.:ou.nlry Jamboree ~-senor 4 I .,. I • :l • U ,- ,~-;--:~:-:;-::----::::-c-::---:- - -- - -- -- WMPO t\~. ad1'0 ud . ' j-7 9:00 ~ Show l0: 00 LcweUa Youn, 7:00 Today fhi8 11 Life rv Chapel Nt!ws Garden Club 1:00 Big 3 Bowling 2:00 What Atfout Llllda 1:00 Opera 5:30 People Are Funny 6:00 Met!t the Press 6:30 News donated labor -and railroads gave materials for the project. Twin City Motor Sales 250 W. MAIN ST. ==---=c===~c:--:~-~ 0 !!~gtnTgR_!!5~ Chesapeake and Ohio steam locom0ns,. moves along a temporary track ~eading to 1~ tiona 0f th a p ayrund m Richmond, Va. As in many sec . ilroa d ase acoun ry, the " ir.on horse'' was dOnlJ,ted by th~ ra perma.nent thsplay _ Railroad brotherhoods • e 7:00 ShJdey templ,e S:00 Natiooal. Velvel 1 :30 fab Hunter 11 :00 lndustl'y on Parade ll ;30 12:00 L2 :30 12:45 = ' .,. e I 1:to Weather e:e Sport, I0:30 Contrml1 11: 15 Film 60."3 FREEDOM GOSPEL MIS- nacea. Call for free estimates. Am CONDfflONING RF..FRIG- To'!a~e~~~ ... ~~~. ·~~d, .NOD." ~~ Pa;::i:;!r:: , Loan~ . . .. . . 1:w .,1 "i"oremao & Abbott Middleport ' Revenue R~ce!Jlb ~ .'10 Telephone •·••••••••·•••• 'liot 'l'ot • I Paymenl a .. , . . ... .. 111110,1.113 Sin'>J at Bald Knob1 will dis6-lO-"c ERATION service. Jack's Re- Tran111er, Ji.dnrti.in. · · · · .. · · ·· •· ·• · tUMMARY 011 OPHATIONI " fr Jgeration. New Haven. Phone Farmen Bent i nd &av. Co. to b1.he r Cont.net •n4 U.tf IY FUNDS continue the Hymn Sings which - - - - -- - -- - =c Pflmeroy N• ttvnai san1r. 300000.oo Op,m order ServiH •, • • , . Ro.d Funt1, 111 80 were the 2nd Sunday of each GAME ROOSTERS. Herb WilTU 2-3537. 6-23-tf TTotaJ 'l'ransr,er• • 300000.oo ln •urance •· •· ·• ·• · Balan«, J&11uar¥ 1, 1980 1062895 IJam Shad Ohio ___________ otal Tr • n&11clkl n1 (Re.en11e 'J'otal other PIIJ'J>O- ••· · · · (Clerk•~ . . . . . . . .. .. . I t89'f.12 month Wlitl apring. (1) 7 ltc s, e, · Non•Jknnue ana Total Oper • tton of 2383.38? •ec,lpt. Dur1nr Ycu ... . 124117.311 13 31 6tp i\UCTIONEl:R TransftrJ • •• , . , , .••.. 10049:l9.'l0 School P lant · · · · · ,--c·H · rioL Pl.ANT Tot al Recelpt1 u1d J11Jane4 143114.47 (3) IN MEMORIAN L ft TES • XPINO ITUl\11 MA INl"ENANCE Of HLd M Paymmt, Dl.lrln1 Year . , . l30tT.Oa REABONAB E A ADMINIRTltATION M1tul1 l1 for lrtlaln · I Ill.II Bal • nce, D1t1cember 31, 1960 ' TWO CHIHUAHUA small pups . SATIBFACTION GUARANTEED S11Jarle1 and Wagu Adm. , 121111.00 and GrouPdl • · {Cll:rk'~I . ... . , , . . . _. . _ 1337.U IN MEMORY OF OUR HUS- 1 male, 1 female. Reasonable. Call ,. L O, Mc('.rut~l J•er,onal service • • . . Ulltl.00 Maicrlal1 for Olher P3 t.2 . .neral and otti,r Tow11,hlp f1,1ndJ 1 NO nd f th C ID S -s mice 8 up11lk1 .. ....•.• llllD,00 Malnhmance •·· ···••••• · Bilanu. Ja.nuuy 1. 11100 BA a a er, ar • au- Phone WY 2·:u!O::I or see Kay c•eaw, Obie k@Jllatement (lflice Re '.'laeement othtr .17 <Cler k '•' . . .. . . • 1238.11 142 Vage Jr who pa.1sed away e Stlle1 918 S ThJ·• St Mid Equ.Jpmtnt .. . 3.50 Equipment ·· ·· ·· •·•·••··• • ..., _110 aK<:tpl& Durtn 1 Ve u 34114.00 • ·• • · IU ·• · 8-22--31}-tp Service Fund Repaln School Bull nf~ · ""41)3 14 Total Receipt• and BalanN 4702.23 years .ago January I, 11165. dleporl (12) 81, 8tp Trav,1tn1 Elcpcn • e• ..... l~.08 R1P • lr1 Other Blqulpmen . 1·u P1ymenl1 Du.rln1 Y•u ,, .. 30DT.8{1 I cannot say and 1 will not aay WILL DO TAILOIUNG AND Tot.al other Purpo111a .. .. . H3"1' ,• 4 Toh! other Pu.rpoae,, .• · · 880 · Balance. Deeember 31. 1900 PLENTY OF TROPICAL FISII alteraUon11 of 1111)' kind 1n my Totnl Admh••lratlon . . . . .. 14348.M Tot • ! Maintenance o OOOl ·8' (Clerlc'I)T.tal ••, .. . ., .. ,. IMUS He ls dead, He 11 Just away. JNb"fllUC'floN School Plant ... ••· • · · · et All fllnd • hee 'I d and luppllea Also a few 1960 ho ~- I -• C ll PertouQI SH•ke 16339ll.N ToUI Operation °1 _ Bal • nce, January 1, 111611 h 17 13933 Wit a c ry srme an • • me, ...,..,....renc.im. a e'(en- Tul Book• and senool Phmt . ...•••• .. ~ <Clerll'II . .. . .... , . . . . • si:u.1111 wave of the hand hatch golden pheasant. left. lngs 6 lo JO p, m. A. L. Barn- Woril Bm1i11 . . . . . . . . . !ll37.03 Tot • I Current Sehool Coirt 2 ·40 Reeelpta Durtni Year . . . . . 151151.,1 Other Ed11c•Uony! l!JuppUea H3L311 Dl:l!T 81:RVICI: Recelpll and Bal.inc. J81Ma 19088.7 0 3000 ·00 Toni He wandered Into an unknown 1.oweU MCNickle, An tiqultY, hart, WY 2-~. Replacemen1 Ed\1(_•01111 nii.l llond • or Noto Maturl'I\I ' PiymMnt • Durtni Ven 420 00 Balance, land. Ohio. 1) 8 Ole UI 3, etc E'lulpment .... ,. . .. .... HIUII 1n1are1t on 8 0nd , , ao>·oo nec~•nber :u, IDIIO 1------ =,---,:......c- IRci'ulr·• J,)Jueatlonal Toti I Deb, Servi~-• · ·•• ••• · {Ch!rk'a) 2981.88 And left \II drearninj lruw very GOOD CHUNK WOOD, white oak. CLOGGED DRAIN or Septic J;:qutpm.,n1 .. .. .. . f.... m.« CAPrrAL oUTLAV _. 224M 00 ouTi-iANDitua: ·Di1T 4 1'olal Oth•r Purpoae1 ,. 9317. lli PllrchH• or L •.IUII · ···••·· · Truell: PaYmtnt .. . . ,.. ... 1089.70 nice Frank Emrich, Bailey'.11 Run, Tankr Get Klean•Em-A11 s.p. Tohll ln1tructtun ,. n:rm.11, N• w 811lldln&1 .. ", · · .. · •• UJW9,8j Total General :O.bt .. ... , _ 1 101uo It need• must be 1lm."!8 he ling (1)7 3tc LIBRARIES other - Bondi - Ll:lal &Mlill m T. lie ' • tic tank cleane•. Fast and econ- s~hool Llbr • r, Boot. . .•. IIKMl.111 s1"1ee1 . .. ,,, . u. ·.i er, there ,-----,c,--=c-c==-=--c-le I Landin k F B Tot•! Ubor!u• 1096.sa Total Capllal o..1i.1 . , , • • l!IINI · Jhlnk o( him flrinl on IO 2\/J year old HOLSTEIN Helllllr om a· ar arm urIXP • JtDITUJIH lnvto,tmania Purchued atem111e1 So ' wllh "• w-""'N!I old white foce _ eau, Pomeroy. 12--17-Svtt ov PUPILS111111.eo _ u. ti. Tr1111u17 Billi . . . . :not83.98 dear __;_ __:c__ _ _ _ _ ll'er,oru,I Servk ... ,... . u. s, Treuur:v Not .. DU• a • the Jove calf, 1 Hereford Helfer with AUCTIONEER Mow, VellMe s PPIIH ••. 1376.!l.5 & 1.11 . .. ........... • U&IOO.OO In lhe I••• of t'"re, 1111 1'olel Ulll111 t Purpo'" .. , . J:t'ltl.&11 U. 5. Tnta• . 2'111 Pet c.nt or here. nice I month old Hereford bull Complett Bente. Totll Tl'ln1purtallo11 o1 Bond• Due a+el •• . . . . t!IOOO.OO of him alill, ai lht a,me calf. Your cholco 11,175.00. VerCrlU n-.,onl Pupil, •. . ..... . •.. 31115'1',5!1 Total 1nvutm.ent1 ...... .. Th .~• .. • 0.-SCHOOL LUlllClll:S runhaw«I '....... • ,._, 83 . ( 18y. non Weber, SH 2-41125. Write, Phone or C.alad s ui,p11,. Ms,d Food Milt .. t;281.D Tot ~\ F.•p111nditure1 ... • • • • B4&11CY.UII 7 l Tol11I Rchoul l,unrhu . . . ll241'1.22 Tr1ndt'l'II He la not dead, he ii Ju1t away. (1) • 3 C &. c . BRADFORD. RadDf!. Ohle OTHER AUXILIARY AOINCJBS l•'11rrnc r~ Bank • SIV. Co. Tl'IIIIOOOO OO ' Mr1. Helen Sauvage and NUT GOODIES, hickory nute 40c MUELLER -----~ = ~ = = Lectun·r • , . . . . . . .. 80.00 l'11men>y NIU. Bank • ,, • . · FURNACES, WEST· other Sp111r.laJ servlu• •• :. 20.32 Total Tun11er1 . •·· · ;ruoui, ... "" I IOII, Carl Gene I pachap, black walnul.!I, 3 INGHOUSE appllon,._ •-old Total l'euonal 6ierv1c• ••• 100.u To\1l Tran..ctlon. 1.~ n..1u THt her • 11. etlre me nl U!:itpendllure, and. ,.•• ..-,. 7 lt (I) P packagea for 11.00. Cup per Brolhera, S=•-•••, Ohio. Phone Contrlbuuon l'17&e oo Ttan • rer•) .. • • • • • • • · • • 1 -. TlfE 6II071M. 33 11 :10 Weatbereaat I -00 Sign Ofr SUNDAY 9:4.5 Sign On 10:00 Chrtstopher EACH AFTERNOON ~~p~ir. ·· 10.30 This JS t.he Life 11:00 New11 Headlines THE NEW SHOW ~!"~w::!:e CO 8: 30 ral! Man 9: 00 Deputy ''TOWN .AND COIIN1RY SHOW" 2kl MTURDAY 1;00 Whit«: Hunler l 1:30 Eddie Amold Jamboree 7:00 .satunJay Night Jamboret 7 : 30 8on<111U1 THI -~~==c-::===c:--:=-:: etc GAS, FUEL OIL an ""j HEAR De:~~r~~:~:~r.:~·t.il.c ~."· (t) 6 _, O ,........,_ ..... u - · , ~ . , . _ , .... , CUCkler l&I Aerw Bdcad. ' ' I' \ "\ I I , TELEVISION ·GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Beale ~::.~en.:t~n T;~r;~:;:;:· i:-:;~(p1. I'I Emma • •~.,u.... ~ dee,, .. ..., land R. CaJdwall. Sarab Blll!II caldwell. aneral trlatl, 01 I J, w- a,-U. .,_ t, Ruallll &o Ohio ,..a 0. C'11.., Right of Way, ~lll'burJ'. Etta llellmen dee., to aci, Bellman c:ert. of Tnlll. BIiio ford. ' • i:::,!~· -- ·· ..... -- - , Dail y Senll,wl , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 7, 1961- 7 1Dp. f.11.d,I I .. ~.,,,,, _____ . It 11ora11 CaJdnl. Cert. lor Tnll.. 0,. I 1· · n,. -.a11111o - . . l"Indllq. ..,._.,_.~ ... Phil WIiiiamson - Firestone Distributor W, MAIN_ST. PQMEROY -· YOU TWO/ YOU AR! WITH THE J.N"/. 50! l THINK )OU MU9T FOLLOW 1b THE H06PITAL, ,_ _, , -----~--' . h~ MAIIIY GIRlS 1\/END',-';; AGE GO THROUGH "TH[ 5<1~1E 5TAGE . IN WENDY'S CASE. HOWEVER , Tl-lEQE'S ONE COMPLICATION. �---- - ... .. . -- -- �"- .I -.. ... .. . -� .. . ... - ,, -- ..,.. - - ----- .... ..... '' --- ..... -- ----... _ ,.. __ .. · - · \ I-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl eport, 0., Jan 7, 1961 , � -- ... .... . .. . . . "' ' River Report Mrs. John Mitch Installed As New President Of Catholic Women n. ...,.., ,....... .... a. fll oodbW, ol Ille Jepi;n'.IN 00■11Mrt t■ - -. 'l'btJ UYe WI ettverh up 1e Z4 fffl l■ leqth. SHOES Mtn'a .... Boy', , i"�h e NOW YOU KNOW Endicott Johnson $].99 ,, ,. , · t J 1 " '\ -- rl:i . & JH-"1 Pet a\: 1 1 ' :.. h q11. p,. VOL XII Roush's Shoe Store • at y Pomeroy-Middleport, Solid Maple Bedroom Suitea ' , � 1 1961 AreAnnounced Today ._,.__ ... ,..._ lliiillllf" -· amt�•- --- ·--=----:::a.: Convenient Terms! � fi'I llill Free Dellveryl i:;; I I Mrs, Catherine Pa)'ne enter­ "POLLYANNA" tabled member• of th11 Mtulon- 1ry Society of the Mt. Moriah Bapti,t Cburtb, Thursday even, ln,: al her home ln Middleport. The meetlnt: WIii opened by the devotlonel leader, Mn. 01C'IJ' Hardaway, ind member& HIii their theme aona:, "Keep 111• lllvory Di,Y." Each rec1t,d 1 vene of the 13th Chapter ot CorJnthlan1 . Th• devotional p� riod was tlOJed wlth the hymn, "Wb•t I P'rtend We Have in Je1U1." 111'1. Arnold Riclurds report, on th• ChrJ,tmaa Part)' of llie ChllJ'<h and llln. Erwin a,umaardner and Mn. Harda- I t' I, I , a chec ki ng account _ LIBiRTY , If 1:'!'Y reported on the proll'am . _,nted. ldore the tl01e of the meet­ Mn. Payne :read the terae, -itley Sald The Mader Wa, PTA TO MEET Comina:" and ldn. Hardaway 1'ie Central Pl'A wW m e ti t alio l'Nd a poem, The next Monday at 7:30 p, m. at the will be held at the IChool. A Jitney auppor will fol­ boim• of Mn. �wncardner low tho meeting. Mlh ber mother, Mra. Arlene ..... u the aai1lln1 hoate■. 1 �enta wert aerved by bottalJI :0 the rn1mber1 pre­ - and Mn, Wllllom Smtih Jin. LIii■ H■mpton who ,Uni■ II th■ mNlinl, I lnit 111,-ulli \II.• Middleport' Ohio --...... ITAltTI SUND "The Fugitive Kind" ?.'9rlon--nrando and A.DD.Iii Mqnani "The Rebblt Trap" Ernelt Bort1nine and Bethel Leal.le Al.. hlOffld lhorta Shown It I A 7 Sunday Hearing Aid Service Free Rome Coaaaltatlo■ Badget Tel'IIU i- B A H R CLOTHIERS la!Nirlol and lnfermlllon 1t Dutton Drug Si..., Middleport, 0. �J, Smith Clothjna Co, ., '!"DDLIPOIIT, OHIO , . , Home i,, · f' RE Around The Clock I'!!' / !�', Of I Name ••nd ·\�che11cliM ' Ot4. HOME FIX-UP 'SPECIALS ' DILES RADIOEAR .CO. 9t Merrit Ave. Phone LY 3-4550 Athena. Ohio f I #I saves �• • I .. ,.._ .. _ ,........ _ . 7C .t 13lc: ! ii: 1 II \ I' ' With cht<b, you can pay aH bill, at th• neartat mailbox. Thia la much easier (and soferJ than "making the ·l'OUnd1" and payl,,9 ca,h. Na wan�., -• and mor, poaple 'are paying by chtclcl We Invite you to •POii • �eckln1 wlth uo now. ' � ,, P1y 3% lnt1reet On Yau, S1vlnp The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member ........1 ...... Mlmblr syii.... Poclerel Depoolt IMurer c.,,.,1t1on PltMI ROY, OHIO..,, . 11 IC ....... ,..•.,_-. ,• .:t ...... :. .... ..,,.. .. ..••...II.a.,.,. ,,.. .. .. Et 1 II ..... ...L ala. nu FLOORING TILDOAltD ,i,.. Dllk In v■rl•IJ of lully ■ppllod. JuR rliht typn and fer k-111, Hlh-, utlllly klnclo. A, low • ... .. 11• ..., "1, l'OOIIII. Ill• 14c 45C tt. PAINT INSULATION C-lew IIM of lntorler AH - In - ,.1n,. •un colo, _, 1ft � r A.- - "' .... � ' - "'K; lt. ..L. "'9 --- .., $4.49 � one i :::: .:/�:i!�.,�. : !� because he bad WOP the primal') Novem• and had no opposition � ber. : I , I I syracuse .r,nian s t r . former �ployes . are still waltmg for thea pay kn the wt Cani,ass Civic-minded members of l h e enough to bring the truck mto tht' noon members were out in foll Syracuse Emergency and F I r e ! village on pay-as-you-go terms I force workmg Oil lheir boua.ing fa. Departments bave been puttmg i expenses have eaten their treas- , c1hty m the town ball. thell' brams and brawn together 1 ury down to lhe humble totat ol One group was .nmng 3 c d . . . pourin_g_ cement in brigade _ � durin� ev�gs and _week_ends so ' $12.:W th village_� two uml! will :nP.et Fire Chief_ Pete. Cundiff ,_s�id ne� '.'hile another _ was buildlll8, � ?8� of i He}r1c• h Has I I I SEO Grade prJD • CJP • als TO M-eel' Fnuay • beiir ·with ' ' ... F(V fiJ e I •Ufed fi senes • Of weekend Automob•J} e wretkS . g��; �9:· are Miner Suffers Bad Fractures n S}ate Fall Com • SefVICeS. fOr Mrs. J " vi"den ----• Are ·unced Woman Dnver Reported Hurt I · t ........ . . n Act1dent r :?' thf: pn:..,1,,1 wi: :�k: :� ri; �'i, ;:":'!u ' :r.a,,d. Mets Esrp ..•0 _. a�'L) R ..•ng · I i = or i rro;;: ,in: Wilsi!o, 'I I boobe\llnll • lher , Glenn Cundiff, Jr. , Donald Moore Pete Cundiff and Raymond Cook in Iha , m�nt operlltors re_ experrellt'f'd above picture ar in the process of building e a door for the se<:tion of the Town Hall Mosl or tbem will be operal- where emergency and fire fighting equip ment is kept. A cement floor is being . . mg the same eq��t tbey are pnbred in the background. _ Sentinel Photo. moat famUlnr with, be stated. Thompson said four months had flll-l,Ch::,!/:;�,;!:!: .:.!i :: -::i; admluio!°9 ; CARPENT ERS , PRO-TEM - Syracuse squadsmen and firemen Maleo,Im Guin, ., ,aborer, and th81 all the equip. e i I 1 Ret1"red From C&SOE Post Scl.a·ekel Cab· Escaped Heavy. Fue Damages .�! �:: • PEGBOARD ldffl for kllcllon� utllltr rMmt, work• . lhotlo. J_ 141, · Al low N It. qualified. engineer s chief a,1istant , said mo� of lhe employes are d� , I · m countless steps ' • LUMIER PLYWOOD CEILING Tatr: ,.; � KIin drlod, All ll■ntltNI AclWlle ., Nil 11i11at1L . St•ndlnl 4'xf' ptntla. All Wide c11o1c■ cUmenslon1. Un. 1t■INltonl ,Ip. $3,36 2''-4''■ 11• ..., ,.. ., __ : I ,, of 1 D�y Thoi:np&OD, tl1E' n e _w . .. I i!: at The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. a I r::.; -alao - '"TIMBUKTU" With Victor Mature and Yvonne Deearlo CDMING - JAN, I, 9, 10 SUN,. MON. TUIS. not , Ven'dorS FOr Tax Returns MEIGS THEATRE • Blazew1': 11 new employe� v. r:ro ;1 He}p Offered S• ter,S Dea· th 'l 80 Learned Last Wednesday Mrs. Payne Was Hostess For Church Society •�!?':, con December Only $2,Wi.19 IS m the 1960 payroll fund. dlld · that $509.30 ts needed � .mish 1, painting and hangmg doors. the last balf December payroll to- :J�te specif1cationa. had been working most of 43 new Pomeroy may IOOn have a tals $6847. pay Housing their emergency equip- : �ent of � truck which was , Membe�s twpe to have the deemployes in their department ----�new industry. ment is by far not their only prob , put into service by mooey mak- partment s end of the Syraa.se through last week Bwith no a�s!JJ' , . i Chamber of Commerce cr Town Hall shining like a ne\11 r-air ch tem. 'flle emergency squad am- ing projects and donations· Se eance Of pay eck . y Leslie Fultz ,aid this morn, I . r ' b m shoes and all the village's e wi of m epartmeDI tar IJ I Rutland Furniture, folding baby U bulance which was purchased ., . Oil quart of oU for Dad's ma 19111 The budget county re m -;x, and f i r e £igbtlll8 pl be ii money again emergency I there ssidefinite king that a edges ing • see savings l ntin he chair 1959 ii .oot yet paid for, and as ; T Se e , S25 car ; New York Clothing Hou11e, ed �mpletely up !n the air this bility_ that a small steel fabricat!I & n �uipment concrete by the villa�e on residents_ as from d bond. Ollf' squadsmen put It, ''The e- I shirt for Dad; The Shoe Box, EZ morning. Mr. Hart�g�r, 88 pres- log industry may occupy the • ------are of debt. out they tune to he done order n m past t rn bee partment doesn't have enough infant wear; Stark's, bottle gift � ident the has com�sioners, Parkersb and make e wishing to donate moothe next necessary payAnyo Rid Reel urg n C.Ommoney to fix a flat tire_' set: GoeHler's Jewelry Store, baauthority to det.ennme what Gr· pany's fonner plant on East Though the Syracuse volun- ment . A spokesman said t b a t ' ey to the cawie i5 askeO to COIIDownie by ripg :ID� bracelet; der departm budgebl Main-st in Pomeroy . the enta l leers at olle time had money payments on the truck could not tact a squadsman or fireman. IJ G�, ,-1�\1. ·,hitt for Dad; Stifmay be taken up. -------have be.eo paid thus far iI It h.-,d each family ID the. village could Sports C I It has not yet been released Oer's, BeD)' 'banket: R HelThus Blazewtcz and Thompson intereB p, retirement of A. The ell contribute, w1thm a ihort tilnt! y been for village res,dellts not · in co Ewing Funeral home, ted o ter doll what mpan is er oould be kept cooling their heels the Hillsboro Diof Mana g Tomorro•. Ju.u .-y 100.. volthe truck would belong to the vU, '�· , a ro f� trtp 'l:time for mama ; Jngel's Pome ion the y locat erating at for no one knows lvJW Jong. _Iumbus and Southern Vl81Dn ..o u1een will CaJIVHI th ton lage and not partially to I de:1] e Fumitur�� �by mattress ; Maple being are car but negoliationa . • I Mr. Nelson last week declinOO ried on Ohio EriIC Compally �s been llloplq · to receive enough &nulleJ' 1 �r LaW!I Poultry Parm, a turkey; . to comment OD how be otando by F. E. BoV ll!, Southto """'Plele payment ti I b • E,en though Syracuse a 1 B. B. Sanborn .!eftlry � . 2er wUI be discussed to annowl The matt -Annual Ohio �, Tax oo ""'f!II caDlllll■ � � ern Dt.trlct lllanager, ol the Elolb-, or al lea,i eaoup to small incorporated ..map, t b e pie<,, . .iucatit• ,oet;.. Smlth store, shirt for Dad: Farm- return for the period f� Si,fy I slon whlch i'e8clnded partlal 'tMt :., ··11o1rlcii, ;,!lo hiiil the J ..... 11,o ......., ...,.,... ., need lor equipment la almost .,. 1900, 0UWI De""mber approprlaUODS for tba C o u n t 1 asa, r "'· which ,, ... .... W<d• ,enliol. It is hoped that each ,.., 411 yean, w , the O h I O utility for over �us, proper)Y· execu Highway Department The re-- meet:: al B p•m• In . dent will stand ready when thr IIHday. signed as DivisJon Manager m lded on or before J�nuary SI, IClndlng actions followed quickly Power Company olfu,... IS Hillsboro In 11119. lie replaced Walter Rife, principal ol t b e 'l'hotJWI lbe departmenl's mon• men wilb white ohirts and regu• 1 al1 1-, in Blazewici's announcement Dec. The ?'lanizatloo has been try• John Welsh who � away c b e I h I J e-Kyger Elementary ey supply u1 at rock bottom 1l!l lat10n bats come lt,nockinl to: •8�� f ��en l 30th that 42 o .. highway em- Ing to iaduce a ....n industry to durng that year. - -..ernn -· g.----school announced today • meet• hopes are not Saturday aft,, morrow 0 :a ab':° I es were sa • ame,i"II c nr no e x Ill ti pl oyea had been let go and 42 locate In the local plant for some- A na" Southeaste Ing of Ohio the El o --e-m ...ve l Gallipo , HeIrlch ' ■ales were made. a report Is re- new men bad been employed lime. and now has iis h I·ghn... ,_, � aw,,n »n • Oh1. Wes..,:an Univer• mentary Principala Association ded quired by law 0 held be the at y will There were atrong forcea re- hopes, Cheshire-K • ·ty and joined The Athena El J To a,.l,t _Me;g, County Wlfldora ported today ...king peace in ,he All persons inlerested In I h e :. Com ny ao a cashier �� ger school Friday evening. It will In completmg tholr lax return heavily dominant Meigs eounty po,siblllty ol the new deve be a dinner meeting starting at !O?po tho 30 p.m. to tica the y e w orce art ll s 6 attend · � rged ume ment -:" .:'!:..!'i � � 1n Th u se U i � be ! � Y w11: :: :�x:��1:�w: er!'' h� •..::•·.. � carr da th e ve th ed y which to e comIs o n tonight, meeting ' pe joba 'nle to,ic for the evening's dis. and wu acting ous office . Mrs. EUen be int fhe Auditor', Office •! her olde,i slotA!t, p , Mel11B mlulon majorlly glv.. Blazewlcz the general public. The Sheriff's Department investigated three accl• Court Ho will be "Lem•lation .. cusslon he ...... u when Aasistant •• : Coun ......... omeroy use. Y »� • wbat Qt. Ch 0cote 80, al Mount st. Mary's d •ts Saturda_y . a flernoon and everung · In whicb 1hret en _____ •' es esen e pr tativ �wu tr&:nst;eJTed to Hillsboro. "nle State legislativ re on January 24, 1961. Vendors reHo,pital last Wedneaday. , and heavy datreated s perso � were IDJUred, two others u Bla7.ewlcz s department is Athens Eleclrl� Company became ol the district will be presenl to g Survlvln•• are her husband, quirin a,slstance ,hould bring mage m�•cted upon four vehicles. . b. lrozen out ol the budget, the llag s part ol tho Southern Ohlo Elec- dscuss tho situatioo w;th t h e eato their record with them to su will be •P for all-out war. he first accident was reported on the Ra�Basban J , two ler,, T . K educators Bil trtC n, stantlale their report The pany In 11125. Mrs ohll Mn. Cynthia •nd Hammond or road one half mile north of the Bashan store involving . ' . ... . eod lice ol Issuing • deilnquen/": Hartinger and outgoing comp ' auperml ent.s, vehicles driven by brothers. All pr111Ci Chauncey; two brothers, Danie] . g � milaloner Rolland NeuWing voteucutive head, and s�perv;.,,n Ernest Bowles: 17, of L o n g car, the vehicle to m Hill, RushvlU;, 0., and Howard =�:urn: : :m':!°� � ed to deny funda for tho engln.er. a hl &boul� � reserva!10ns f O r Bottom was gomg south when off the ,pavement into • nemJJ !llll, Glouster; nine grandchildmo Their ve was opposed by ( discootinued. the dinner with lllr. R�e. T h . y be mel .. oncoming car on a -. causing "1ld 1.... ... and six great 1randchlldren. ' tlc Domocra · commlsslooer D O n return Failu file the to may call EM 7-7721 in daytime or sharp curve. 1be other vehicle At 9. 30 DL the deparlmm when re preceded /J 1 and daughter ton A due will subject � iu-en?or to Mull ,..... �n EM 7·7139 in the evening. Ill' hr death. was driven by R-Oy Bowles 23 of was called in_.....ti<raM, tts aid Rusaell 31 is . urd the penalties provided ,. Sec- -·-- iL--A - ousted w.. E · E · Lester (Pete) . New Rumley, OhN>, who w'." sa,d accident o1 tho new ,ear -, ay re llenlcea were held Sat uo n at rood1tio In terio ported loreman . , . . llmJA 5'139.0t and S'7SIUII, loch,- Follroci county garage • • • An . ff 0 to have been enroute lo VJSJI hos third of the day, .. ftl 33, • • • ,rum the Johnson Funeral Home and chairman ol the M t i g . Hober Hospital following hlv besive ol the Revised Code· younger brother aad other rete- half mile out ol tho Molp .,. ,a Nelsonville with the Rev. John c O u n t y Republican Executive ing pinned In a �ate fall al tI,el rv l l 1 r for M Funera res ae Hlnabr of �� �lineu 2:30 · tfves. Lelving Coal Mine about Athens aounty line. Committee. . Blanche Jividen, 81, Rutland, who Chlllch officiating. Burial was In Four Going Nort� A passenge, ;n the old... broth· I Richard R. Morgas,. sz, Roch. Blazowlcz .,.. operating � J • a.m. January 5. 800 died Salurday morn� at t h ' Imel\ Lawn Cmtetmy. er's car, Rebecca Bowles, 1&, ,... was nJShed to Sheltering A r m, To Repreaent Me1p departmont lala 1n tho week with He wa, reported caught by • eigs General Hospital, will be M le l ■la 000 and of , puund to 1, ceivod a broken foot. She was Hospital with three fraetund ri, , Charles , i -k Le 18 n . o y f employes His al I!. Fred Radford . , teken to Me;g., General Hosp;1a1 and severe head brulaeo br .,.. bell, and Frank H. Joh•-· wlD luod.o are - granted by l h e ouflend IIIQ back frecture,, a �edneaday st 2 p.m. al the ( Methodist �urch � I t h with two other passengers, Jan- gen ambulance. attend the Ohio Fair Manager, comm1as1oner1 Mo 1day for , !" e fractured right leg and other cuts II • _ ._ rge Davis of Proruier Revs. · • · · · 1 Geo repo said and bruises. He waa covered In · l,A,IIO<inUon convention at _ t h e control ou COUlltY I uads, Po lice Depart- ice Bowles, 21 aod Donna Bowles. The nie Pomeroy rt Morga tland or and Carl Herring l!f R u by the Racine llmer- gotlen onto the berm ol Route•� llelhler-Hllton H o t ■ I fuesday, Transttlon brought several dis- ' tbe fall. ..,.1 lnvestigate<Pao accidenl on age three, WednNday and 11tureday of thll putea about absence of keys and j Mrs. Russell. the former Lora fJciating. Burial wi1 1 follow m the East Main-st last night at 11 · 45 gency unit. . near the Bunon residence • According to the sheriff's re- sharp curve. He said tha hlaoau week. Ann lhlti, and the injured man, Beech Grove eemetery. location of county equipment g � · j i resultin ury of n in the a w n I t • port, the two brothers met OP • ran Into ditch at tho right ol 111 Each year at the COJlVeollon, the Blazewlcz laid two piece, ol have two stnall child.... . boy, The deceased b survived by a an driver. . sharp curve in hazardous road road· stala DlrMtor of AIJ'lcultuN! equipment were left •loot! county 5, and a daughter, 3. lllr. Rus• daughter, Mrs. John Smith; two lllartha Jan Willia . p 30 and Ste!- grandchildren of Deland, F I a., � . . rondiUons and hit head-on. Both Robert H. Terhune, has hJa 811• roads, Including 8 caterpillar bull- sell 1B the son of Clayton 8 drivin : Will!'t. the Co Iron! broth N D ,J e s, th and .l . ' cars were said to have incurred , ed e, ree lwnbl■. nua1 .breakfast meeting of dole- dozer, purchue of which wao diA- la Ru,..11, West 1 Y I ur ll her v c e was h' total damages. No charges were by organ s ered ,-.r, : --, u or Florida, B. :F. Dye of Canal ----"! oI a ire in ptes from all agrirultural aocle- puled by court action last year. r the e age . No charge, were flied. ar by Thomas Man• filed . from 1n I cabin owned by Dr. E. A. .... ol ••· ·•·t . W lncbestor, and c. O. Dye or ��D -• e The new engIneer 18Id a 1arge -•" • -row oy ' Ing B :io RFD Pomer n, .......�, • ' · Schaebl• Mason. The cabin Is "� 'Jbree hours later the depart- The Sberilf'8 uci-u,.._ i" The meeting will be at 9 a.in ahovtl wu hauled from · t h e Mayor Charles Legar f i n e d Shelby, 0. 1 U re was t r near :-- �� Larry • W · ment was called to investigate a � I Thursday and Roger C. Morgan, county-ownod gravel pit to tho Rooaewll Hawley '5 and costs Her husband, Dr. P. A. Jividen, ' liam � :i�;: :.ter. � M m a u e-c her In on preceded and daughUlr e ar Bra wreck on in on y dbu a ln r fair-- on a charge of intoxication �I!" 0f • drivmg � end. complained O� I en �e� 'lbe blaze . darted around the a director of the Meig1 county county garage near the . oe eonmiu: , Rt. 143. -Ion of Pomeroy rourl action death. . the grounds. cated. He will appear in eoun1I k in sult e of as e a nec !Jnplace and bunted oaly lr that fotr board, will repre&enl re Jnn a � Friends may call any tbne al Kermit Lee Bostic, 23, RD 1 Blazewlcz aa1d It cannot .be Saturday mght. Melga IOCiety. uea, Slilht IIDOke damage , _...:.. __..:._______:._________ _ ____....:._:.....______ the Cltase Funeral Home m Rut- accident. She was taken to Meigs Middleport was taken to a local court. itnJcture was also Bospltal for medical attention. physi,cian with severe left leg and . � Middleport .driver ttt"apN land. -��- --ln.JUl"Y in an accident investipt, tepot , According to the investigating chest b , after fall"mg out f ...�. ed by the Stale Palrol In Gallb . . LOCAL TEMPS No WU around the cabin officer. George Hicks, Mrs. iv1:- his mov"' .. 1ng ,,, c; ,..,car on the Brad=, Coun .. Temperalarel ■I 8eeood ■-1 , ty on Sundllt', ti the - ol the fire. lllemben lt:IO Iiams had stopped near Cherry- road. llllrmllll ■I Ible Meeualc The al � t·a of the lllaloo Fire De� 1 while an auto in fronl ol h e r A<:<:Ol'dng to Boat�. he was ap- p, m. accident took place on Rt. 5114, 5. miles LONDON (UPI) - Three men and two women, including two clviliAn employes wu ■ <01d kl - ,. �- " ...- tho ••D and _, had lljlying for a foreign l ,_ ... ,. ,..... ,epmk<I mad,, a left turn. Brown appareol- :,roaching • sharp curve .. Rt. Rt. 180 when a lert front tin 11 undor ...,1ro1. They � a of the Brllllh Admiralty, were ordered held today on charges of lried to stop but was unable to 143 when the door on the driver's on boat and other equipment from power. British observers called It the biggest espionage case here since the · 1 950 ar- . l1ylq - loll - hMl ■ l.v a car driven by Robert 11: tlouble-lak•, ■nd headed -h , because ol "" road cooditions, sMle of bis vehicle came open. He Vance, 21, Rt. 1, Middleport rest of atomic spy KlaUJ Fuchs. ihe ..bin. the report stated. fell from the car while going ap- blew out. He lost control of tlk •1 Mqiltratea In Bow St.net Court -Kroaer'1 wife Helen, 47. a enemy or eivina 1UCb data to a again. · · I Damage. to the truck driven by i proxlmalel,v ss miles per hour. p!'IJ•I Maximum _.,y IL potanllal 1Uen1 oat who , maton t y dnled ball fore groylng ED car and it ran oil the loft id, IJlJlT F PIT'IL oda BNEIIAL mm- After 11. had fallen from h I s ol the roadway Into a leoce Bbo s. WUI ; -Henry Hlllljbton 55, a bold throughoot tho heartq, letting ally la 14 yurt In prl■on. i = WU tenned Mr : leMidd eu RFD e Hayni le J MI anoml1b man imd I pa)> clorlt at es w l long;ag to Ralph Reynold,. Then her deep-voiced huoband ■peak The """'"1ly" concerned in 1he . port, baa filed .� petition lor dt-1 or while . um damag o.s • 1 Ind Ward, Cheshire· mcurrod to the car drlvan by AID cue wu not ldentllied. GIVEN wns minor damage to •tho .., the BrltlJb Na•f'• PortlaJld Yard. for her. , Robert H ynle of Mid I rown. No char nald -Mrs. Ethel Gee, 48, 1 Port- -Gordon Lon&dale, 17, a .dlort AU five defendants were ar- 1 :;:ri were filed. D The Middleport Fire De part- and fence. The drivel' waa BOI g. B : petit:n her : the plain The pollce rl�t alao ar- me .raar: � a r y ,1 land a>WOfker of Hougbtoo's .and iwarthy company director who rested ovtr the weekend by Scot· ff � !la:uah. 411netO,, nt emergency unit was called arrested. :1- I l ne c ti gro ec g � t and • re,ted Joseph llartiD, Pomeroy, ·al 12,26 p. m. Saturday lo the John P. Raub, 26, Pomeroy 'faytJn illrtland i well known INldmlnton pla)"lr chewed gum vigorously throui,l1 land Yard and special branch tition a el y , security men In downtown. London Swiday admiuiomt - D o I • · who sat tbroueh thfl mornina(I th.e 15-minute aeaslon . t.> i on • charge of diaturblng t b • James Mathews residence on N. was arrested by the· patrol anti � t , 'Ibe pe plaint he VJ,bon, Roedlvllle. Secon-av where Mr. Mathew, had lod ged In !he Gallipolis city jail. !' � � I pe_. Tho .Kn,gers and Lonsdale are and at the Kro,.rs' hme 1n cus/lJdy! 1 !he brief bearing with bead iJo,,ed c I en. two m r ----, fallen. He was taken to the Ma- He was to have bis bearing today i�IY . DllchargM - Ott dos- 1 -Peter · Kroger. so, ■ tall white· believed to be Canadianl living In Ruil)Jp. nd · VWDIIO IIEII& on a ebargo of driving whDe ln, ,on Cllnlo. r DY ._ · · :an;. Racine: Mn Eugene OW, · balred . man with 1 ....- r.,. Brlllln Houghlnn and MIii Gee 'Ibo Fwtland yard lo a majo a • j · Howard canon Blw of l'lllla• intoxicated. James W. Smith, liG, WEEDND nd tllJDT 11!'<1 diugblor, l'Gme!oy, Gertnldo who pleadod UD""""81fu!Jy tor both live near the Portland yard. bale for U·S 1111"narlne1. 'A o APPLICATION MARRIAGE e h l •�· lo llliddleporl, wa, amote\l and Pa., delphia, IlerPolice ol lluef ,iddleport !. anti. Brttllb . All fm, Wffll charged under tho Ille l Important � • RuUnd, O •Vffi Bool.. i ball to attand to bis . 42 n, e m Pomeroy, r , a C a dei.ctlve ... Ivan charged with Glaroy with Mn. anJ Mr. ne1t lllOther reportod y . • k 1 1 G bert .!. U Jb!lhl,,t · iJullneu · 1n l.ondon'■ ,uburl>an - one ol tho olflctal ■-treta auhmarlne --· Tho � to Kelp Camlf sod ciled and heUII CarSylvia worlrer, mill eaw � LIDooln � blllJI K. •. 11D "l1lh d I w \Blrlb - lllr. ml l(n a..r1eo R'!i9lip, near a. major U.S Air od, whleh prohlhlla maklr,a atomto M Ir'- Nautlluo hla qllitl "' t , • C , ..._.'I' our •lllll ■ lil ■ I, M, P• o,. • Id t •• W. •1,1 · a .,._ - to ao bortbW -. ,_ _, 1a 1n, TDNIGHT ''RAYMIE'' David Ladd and Julio Adama Blazewicz and Thompson were present to outline what t n e V thought th comm1s . 8hCluld approprla� in 1961 �:�: County O ighway Department. They co.. BAKER FURNl'l'URE ,.meripy, Ohio rem to gain .,� · D� Iartmger cuo..1g� 8I meetmg �onday that some 1 Fabr1cator . -· May Loeate In pomeroy Prizes for Meigs County's first 1961 baby offered by to appear . 29 merchants include: . Steak House, free � meal for , ers Ba?UI. and Savings Co . , $10 Dad Becky's diaper set · Hartley savings account ; Dutton Drug & Bennett.. Shoe St.ore, �ir of Store , baby kit ; K and c Jewelbaby shoes: Landmark, baby ers, 3-piece f�er set ; Modem ing ; Francis', novelty with cut Mart, Inc., dl8per set; Baker flewer ; Pomeroy Nationa1 Barut, �nlture_. training . chair ; Grov'10 Savings acoounl; Moore's er a Studio, baby picture ; SwishStoce baby gym set; Willl8Dl80Jl er & Lohse Drug Store, baby kit; 11c PEB • At 1 1:30 today, Meigs County Cammi•• Ion Preoldeol Dao Hartinger had not yet arrived at the Commissioners meeUng, B otb A very Nelson and Don Mullen were working on 1pproprlallon1 , but nothing b ad been formerly de<lded. A large number of penons were lingering about the tour !house. PfJZes FOf F(fSt Baby Ifi .,.. ..-=�-�- ,;!;} ·-.. .,..._ I £--, ,._. MPftll,y CNhd. ... ... NAPU . . bea\otitullr � • 1ioa.,. ._ SOIi­ GLOW "hrma•l.•01,.·· ILaiNI . ar­ fw. lr9dllioll<II !C9ty Am•ritai .... rila w,t..... __ a...., ... Ohio, Monday, January 9, 1961 , he eth w o•,.�•• moved back ca Wh •e1\� �. be be """ <ioe no• BABY D1':RII\ WINNER -- Mrs. Ralph �wan, Jr., d8 to � • repair the ?8,Y ln the e-c,s '-""unlY n.epub �can bave the fw 4iddleport Route l, and her new daughter, 30-minute party may be delemuned county ln,ck which can haul ,t. . ,Id Rita Carol, won the 1961 Bab Derby sponsored by gu1ckl) ,oday .m _a meetmg of the The new engineer apen� t h e \feigs County merchants . Rita Ca�ol was the first baby count) commtss1on�l'Ifirst half of the �k looking tor ,orn in Meigs county last Sunday (7':50 p.m.) of parents New County Engmeer S1ard�y . keys to open buildings and oper•,:siding in Meigs county. A total of 29 merchants offer. J_. Blazew lcz, flanked by h I s �te eqm�ent. They wer� (01md ed prizes for infant, mother, and dad ranging from 8 $2S firal � pson m a v�iety of pla�s: witb tew sayings bon� to diaper_ and bottle sets. Pare�ts may re- . were 'ssistant, Danny � or lhem lagged to ind,cate what offlce 8 �mmlllshmer th• " ,e1ve the prizes by callmg at the stores listed m the Jan at 10 ��· !his mornmg. So wer e ; lock theY might ht . . 1ary 4 issue of Th e Daily Sentinel.-SentineI Photo. comrnl&!IUHler_s A v • r Y Nelson , One county employe toond him• • ! new Repubhcan member !, ru1d self locked out of the county ga.r1 Doo . E. Mullen tholdover Demo. , age Tuesday night when the loor eraf ). ' I blew shut Oil him. A window WU!J e e Re1;,!,ic:: =;!.i:e: :;:a:: Hartinger, president o1 the board, r.,.,. ,s,,s ,..,_ ...,, .. ,.,.., ·-, .....,. ud Tllffday. N.. • celd � uuie cba«• • eeq , � • Htp teda, ... .... l■ .. ..... low loalpC 11 e..C lo II --. : Commission_ Decision : Today May Point To GOP War, Or Peace P'!':." 4 ent1ne Weather Ono� To Tia. lntnnu Of TM Meig,.Ma.on .4reo NO. 222 MIDDLIPORT • I a °!ii "'!:,_�� whfl " m I, •· ,. ,, ,. ;. .i, ,. ,. :u", ' .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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