https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a3467448f9a2cb2218a7f059f8e79f55.pdf e60317506f9a7ce61c78a59016254e32 PDF Text Text ·--"'"'""""""'"-' • • - - -'""'I .. ....... ... - .. · .. .. I I lO-Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 , Jan . 1 1 1961 � w,eki v�" w,ch rrlattv•• I • - Ma,nly About . ... ....... ___________ ------------�--� · -----·· ... -·-- ------·- ·- ___ . . .. · --· -- - .. . . . · ·----- ·-- .. ' .. Program Of Readings, Singing, Followed Glea ners' Class Dinner I Around And A • " tuclu,y dinne, pM!<-eded Folio"'"' the dinner the group • Paul W and "'� CO the ,an<1uai1 fur • Gle...... ,1 . orry 1 me,,Ung of w i D•>� ape-nt � Clua uf the .M i.ners�· ille Metho- program in charge of Mn. Karl M fl Mn· bU. Haye. and Mll:I, w1U1 hli parent,, Mr a Church held Monday evening Grueser. Group ainging of "0th- David and Dkk Mn Amokl dist Werry J. . to Char-In I at the chW"<'b with L7 members 1 eri· ' o p e n e d the meeting Hayeii and Mn. ' Mn Alma Kitchen returned Lemley rl a Mn. Mr . EM OW " r I present. K�lh Wiggins asked followed witb prayer by Ernest and nd elti!'r · �· Dayton Sund ay ·_ her Charle. bl were Sonny IOll Nt:?ase Settlement and Mn. Anna the grace. Stewart and scripture re�g of ' . I Reuter of Rock Spnng, Road __::_________ P by Mr,, Chari•• G niff- ton wt Saturday to attend the oalm '" lune,al of M r■, Walter Riddle al POPULAR ,,45,, were Sunday Huest• of Mrs Clara I and Mrs. Weeki and soa remain• er. Cunningham Fwleral Home . the Grueser. tod here for • longer visit. • Two readings were given. ''ll's FoUowing the funeral they were Mra. Earl Denny and !IOn Earl Mn. Charlet1 Mulle,l Sr was 8 You." by Mn. Clifford PhiU1ps guests of the Will.lam Kapp lam­ .ml'. Mn. Albert Meea were Gal· i recfflt guest of Mr and Mn and "I Know Something G ood ily . LIMJTED TIME lipolia visitors Tuesday. J ohn Frick, Rock Spnngs Road . About You," Mra. RolU.1 Wolle. VAhUES TO $ 1 211 Lieutfflant and Mn. James Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks G uesls at the Thum:ian Fischer after �h ich the men ,?f ti:ie group Roller and family of Rantoul. and son, Tor.. , Reynolds��&, �r- residence on New Year s Eve wert' s�g At the C� with M rs. . Illinoia came Monday for I YilJt C rived Saturday Co1· a vu;1t with Dorothy Keeton, Danny Congo , VK1.or Brown u accompanist. their �nta, Mr. and Mn. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. El- May Mayle and Harold Jef fers. Mn. Br�k! Sayre gave .a reed. Roller and Mr. and Mn . Max nd ' don Week.s and Mn. Herman Dorothy Keeton and May May�e ing, "'It s Just Old Age, 1 � Hartley. Homer ! Scholl. Mr. Weeki left Monday I were Monday evening guests m Mrs. Bradford Maag a readmg. · · " · Mlddlepo rt ( Cooh liq. Mrs. E. R. Slefry has been re· Town. "Gossip or • businell v isit at Seaman I Gallipoli11 visiting relat1_ves . . . lo her home from Mason turned May Mayle and family v unted A song "Stepping in the L ight, " Clinic and I.I reported to be im-­ friends in Athens over the week by the ladies with Mrs. Brown ac- proving. end. companying preceded two read- Mrs. Raymon Konk:right re­ ings, "The Christmas Spirit Is turned home last week after Needed All Year" by Kenneth spending three weeb iD Spring• MEIGS THEATRE . Wiggins and .Count the Day Well field with her son and family, POnMroY, Ohio Spent, " by Eme11t Stewart. which Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Konkright, AY RSD THU & T ---- _ ____ concluded the program. TON IGH "A WO MA N LIKE SATI N" I 0 During the bu.sineS!I session , will meet the fourth W�y Brig itte Bardot and Victor Brown presiding, ... or each month for pract ice, with Antonio Villar on the new cupboards for The next meeting will be held report also I the church kitchen was given by Feb. 1.3 with Mrs. Bradford. Maag •'THE Wll.J) ONE'' \rlarl on Brando, Lee Ma�n , Bradford Maag and it was voted as hostess. tunn ing time 2 Hrs . • 30, mm. l to have the cupboards completed lox office closes 8:30 P.M. ' and varnished. Kenneth Wiggins : was named to inve11tigate the pur- Club Entertain FRIDAY NOT OPE N chasing of folding chairs and reMra. Pal Wood rt at the next meeting. 1t "'.'as Mrs. Patricia Wood entertained po SATURDAY 1 voted to organize a choir which the Second Monday Sewing Club ··THE TIME MACHINE" 1 or) Mond ay evening at her home 01'1 (Technfool Rod Taylor, Alan You ng Spring Avenue. FEATURE'M'E Election of officen waa held RCARTOONS COLO Mrs. Robert LewlJ telected with ency effici lo watch We restore your COMIN G u president and Mrs. Wood, ,ec. Sunday, Monday, Tu..d■y retary and treasurer. Secret pal quick ly, econo mica l l y . Why not see us to­ J■nu ■ry l S-16- 17 names were drp.wn for the year. fi'ormedy Smith Clothina: Co. "ELMER GANTRY" A sa1ad course was senred by MIDDLEPORT, OHIO (Technicolor) the hostess to Miss Martha How• Burt Lancaster and ell, M iss Eleanor Robson, Mrs. Home Of Jean Simmons Paul Kloes, Mrs. George Schnei- 1 COLORCARTOON der, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. j Name Brand Running time 2 Hr.s. 35 min. Lewis' Mn. James Clatworthy Pomeroy ' Merchandise Box office closes 8:30 P.M. and Mrs. Max Ward. . -·-- People In °""t.'": °'. Pomeroy About l adjourned M ddleport Harold RECORDS DUTTQN'S Don't lose Another Minute ! EXP■RT I I Watch fieJairing I , ed By BAHR CLOTHIE RS peak deyT Goessl er Jewelry Sto re ·• . I ,' ' • I I I r' . I .' ' I' '• ."( \, BILLFOLDS $3.95 $5.00 $5.95 $7.50 ·- ' \ . ' . .. I ' ' \ .\' 1 ' OVERALL PANTS DRESS SHOES WEDGIES Values to 8.95 Shop Early For Best Selection' Sanforized shrunk for perfect fit. Triple atitcbed. Tough 10 owiee blue denim in sizes 29 to 44 waiJt measure. $1.98 AIR - STEP Flats and Red Leather Dress Shoes Black Leather Val"" to $5.95 Black Suede 5 Valu.. to $1 3.95 / 1.87 .9o s9 5 2.87 ■nd Suedes and Leathers In Brown, Grey, Green and Black shave cream. $ 1 .98 Value PENCIL TABLETS Yellow prper - ruled firmly bound. Tablet oLw I b7 12 lnchH. 19c Both For $1.50 I for 55• Hexagon shaped. Assort• ed bn,ht colors. 'I'll) era­ aera. SPECIAL SAL! Starflash Camera with built In flash gun, l roll film, 4 flash bulbs, 2 flash batteries. SALE $8.88 SH Tho Many Other Camero and Phofatr1ph Sup­ pllN In The Comer■ Dept. On The Main F'-r, . 2 for Sc ,, .oo ........ LAMP SHADES JANUARY FURNITURE SALii BERKL INE CHAIR S $ 29.00 Chair■ $ 34.00 Chairs $ 49.00 Choirs $ S4.00 Chair■ $ 59.00 Choir■ $ 69.00 Chair■ S. 79.00 Chair■ $ 89.00 Chair■ $ 97,50 Chair■ $109.00, Choir■ $129.00 Chair■ $169.00 Choir■ $1 79.00 Chair■ $198.00 Chair■ , ................ ................. ...........•..... ................. .......,•.,.,.... ......,...,...... _ ................ . •..... .......... , ,. .............. ................. ................. ................. ..... ............ _ ................ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE S.t,LE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE New acet.iate baller1Du with oyle! oldrl and flock, ed Doral Blrtl. 1- trim bottom, rucb.l.nl and ... tin bow - -· White, p:lnk, main, blue, nlle. Salt 79c $ 22.00 $ 24.00 $ 39.00 $ 45.00 $ 47.00 $ 54.00 $ 63,00 $ 72.00 $ 71.00 $ 88.00 $100.00 $125,00 $135.00 $1 50.00 $1 .49 HGEM" RAYON DUST MOPS Standard hOlllebold Ibo. Flne1t quality Jlll'II. Al• woy1 Duffy. !Jght welpt · !or eaay huldllnf, $1.00 79c Unbnokobl• TARGETWARE PAILS OloblODf Hit po�­ lene. Never mara. Never lied, yellow, ■ pink, lunjuo!H. 11 quart capetlq. -tcbeo. Sale l 66c INNERSPRING MAfflESSES and BOX SPRINGS Pepperell B ABY B L'A N K E T S 3. 87 Ill 1,o, ti) IDcbll. Padlad 2 blanket. ID a poly 1111White, pint, blue or maba. With eontra■tlnc eolor trim,, Sale priced. and 2 for $1.25 B WILLIAMS \\ Salt $1.49 "STARFWW' KODAK BROWNIE $1 1.35 CAMERA OUTFIT LEAD PENCILS Values to 8.95 5 AAA AA Ne rrow.& Medium Widths super blue blades and a giant size foamy 15 EAGL'E NO. 2 Black, Brown, Te n, Red, ·· ,ck & White Widths SALE PRta • CO NN IE and PAR IS FASHIO N FLATS Slzea l to ll. Wuh 'a FAST MAIL Good Grooming SPECIALS Other J1nu1ry Furniture Sale CHAIR VALUES t 7.... wur cotton flannel.a. Plelda 1111d chew ill amart eolOl combination,.. GILL ETTE Mono Big Yank Sale S63.00 SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JAN UARY 1 3T H AT 9:00 A.M. NA TIO NALL y ADVERTISED B�Nl>S - CON NIES, Al R-STEP, PARIS FASHION, WILLIAMS, HEEL HUGGERS, CONNIES SALE $1 .98 SALE $2.50 SALE $2.98 SALE $3.75 BILLFOLDS BILLFOLDS BILLFOLDS BILLFOLDS and Lock Chair and Ottoman. Long wearing nylon cover. i Few of a kind. Floor samples and discontinued All are our well known qualities. In all 110 to sell. Full bed size, and twin bed sizes. coverings. Each mattress and box spring plainly marked with the regular price and the sale price. quickly for Widths end 8 Hartley 4l Bennett Shoe Store Savings on J I G SAW PUZZLES Aill7 lnterlock!nc poce■ for little luirull - atoryland and �!aod ■ubJeoll. Larr• " ,... Remember The Date, Friday, Jan. 13th At • • • "Middle . Of Upper Block" Bi& SprlDjB. AAA - AA JO PINe Punle - . ,,. Pullle . . 29c Come Mattressea and Bo:1 S.lel $2.98 SCHOOL BAGS Th.,. are plaldo ID NNI and blue. All bAve ,... aeto and bard bott<Jmo. Stnp and buctl• oloa-. Lunch pouch. While They i...t $2.00 BRASS PLANTERS Beautiful embossed roae dtaipi . I ret• $4.50 PLA�TER -- SALE $2.25 4 1'19. $5.95 PLANTERS_ __ SALi $3.00 6 reg. $6.75 PLANTERS SAU $3.50 Save In The Ja n ua ry Sales OHIO .--... ,,.,111.... --... .._ .. ...... ,, .......,. ,. . Elberfelds In Po meroy 1 , ., • �◄ •· & qr,,' '--" oi "' h <:;\,, . •.- I ' . &bat ---� preuare wilt VO L ' XII NO. I , " "' · '·i_ • ,._ in. anled M oae ea 1'hil prladplt •• ppbiecl 1a ,wulher wor1< by PucaJ In ,..,. --- .... -· -- ---- . WOW YOU &COW � ' -· ,t HIIII 1111 1tJ u UabM Leno ··- F LAN N E L SPORT SHIRTS $79.00 Rock Dn �'.:... · ;__.· ; ;�fiD. ·.\' 0,.,�\� � · 1rI� 16' I -�. ) ' I '' r. floy> ''·" Specl■I Group of Mono' and Wo-' N■tlonolly Known Br■nd - ,,.. STORE HOURS - WEEK DAYS - 9 A.M, TO 5 P.M. AND ON SATURDAYS 9 A.M.. TO 9 P.M. Hartley & Bennett's Greatest Ever . . . JANUARY ' Jan uary Sal es Court St. It's Your Lucky Day . . . It Starts FRIDAY THE 13TH . � Elbe rfel ds In Pomeroy I Only 1 9 , , ...,_ . ·-· � 1e a1 y •• ' e n t 1n e ilt-&pe: I o Fair wk1i 11Wt ......, ....., ... loolpl. ... loday 1M5, low ....... -. .... ..,. pu11, .-, -, _ De-cot«I To The lntereall 0/ TM Mel111•M-n -4rea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Jan. 12, 225 1 ... I'eatlier -� 1961 Stock Split, Capital Expansion To' $1 25 ,0 00 Ann ounced By Loca l Bank Country, Kennedy! ..Facing Problems l�e Tells Natio n 6c PER COPY Shareholders Vote Swisher New Directo' r Shareholders of the Fanners �ank and Savings Comp.any to­ lay had elected one new diree- 1 or , re-elected eight olhera . ;md 1 1pproved a I"e(.•apitalization plan ·Nhich will increase the .11tated cap ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Eisenhower said 1,1 of the bank from !50.000 in his farewell Slate of tbe Union Message lo Congress 125.000. I today that the. United States "forged allead" under his The new director, elected al I . administration but that many problems remain to con'le annual meeting Wednesday, 1 front President-elect John F. Kennedy. " . . . We have 1 .3 C. Wayne Swblher of Pomeroy . honOred our eommJtment to pursue ana attain specific vell known resident of Meigs objectives," the President said of his eight-year stew. 1 :Ounty, and a partner in the io, 1 ardship as Chief Executive. :al drug firm of Swisher and , WASHlNGTON (UflJ � Pret1i- by a clerk. The Senate was not,1 ',ohse. Swisher, -M. is a graduate dent Eisenhower said in his fare- in sessinn today. 1t will hear the 1f Middleport High School and well State of the Union Message message Friday. lhio State University, and serv. ----to Congre.q today - that the United I >d dwing World War II u • - St.ates "forff(I phead" under his 'favy LCT group commander adminiStratktn but that many ,Ith the rank of Lieutenant JG. · problems remam to confront · 1e is married to the former Mina teineJi and presen1.ly resides on Pres.ldent-elect John F. Kennedy, " , . , We ha,e honored owe ie,t Main -,t in Pomeroy. commitment to pursue and attain Incumbent directors re-elected apeclfic objectives," the Presideru ·ere Theodore T. Reed, Sr., preslaid of bis eight-year alewanbhip .-fent; D. Curtis Reed, Columbus aa Chief Exec;:utive. attorney; J. Edward Foster, Howard Carson Blake, brother Bui be added be wa, oot "imC. WAYNE S WISHER: N EW BANK DIRECTOR cashier of lhe bank; Theodore T. _ plying that ,JI is well-that all of the nationally known Rev. Eu• ----------------- - - � Reed, Jr., vire president: Fred pn,bleOII an solved." He noled gene Blaire, slated clerk of a 1 1 A CE YOUN� C AGER - Larry Price, reaching a crip for a basket and two W Crow, Jr., local aflomey; polnll, la tbta connection the Berlin, Cu- Presbyterians in the Leslie F. Fultz, Pumeroy Cement left handed, is 13 years old, stands 5-1 1 , a nd looms as one of Meigs county's 6rightu ll I t e d , Black Company Gen•i·al Mana- est cage prospects in a generat ion, Already he looks downward when taking ban, African and Lao, olluation, Staoos, was special �ue,t speak advice ge; Thereon Johnoon, well-known from his father, H u bert Price, Portland C rade School principal a nd coach. A natural abro,ci_ ,\t home, be laid, there er at yesterday's Lions C I u b Letart Foils fanner. and M". ri_ghthander, Lany fractured his rigbl arm when a child , persevered until be uses remain the problem, of pn,mot. meetln& and dinner held at t h e . Federated Church. his left arm entirely I n basketbal l, and Is a n outstanding ports1de baseball pitcher ateady Alma F. Parker. , employment JnOAi economic growth , prnervlng 8 M r. Blake related his experThe Pomeroy National Bank was best bi dder to se ll 'J1ie plan or Neapitalization as well. Last nig � t Larry _scored 3 1 po!nts against Syracuse a meeting of the UJI.• IIOtttld euttency, iHm!nallni fann fences in S'feden wilh the large Middleport's '25,000 fire truck and eq uipment bo nds which ha,_ been app_.,,ved by beate n, . Othe rs m the P!clure are M1lchell Allen, 22. Davi d Sellars , 33, da_rk 1 1u181 and o>ercomin defi- groop in aloondance at the meet- and was unammously voled !he seller by council W ed- ,1a1, bankmg aulhoril tes b to shi rt ,, B ob by Crow 2 0. B,U Jewell 24, Gordon Fishe r 34, John ny Lisle 8, wllite . _ Details on page be made essentislly as r_ollows: shirted Syracuse boys. See nesday night. c':ciet In health and ed�atlon Ing. 4 tQday. - Sentmel Photo. , Council met in special session, Ma yor Kennet h Mc• -The presently authorized 500 "me speaker, fluent in four . »r9grama. Mott of h&, -· WU • ,._ languag... appeared In the coun- Elhinney presiding , for the bond award , Also. the agen- shares of 1100 par " 1"' slock view of the pill(. elgl,t yun try of Sweden for a number of da called for acceptance or rejection of a proposed ordi- wlll be Increased lo SOIIO sha,es oouplotf •Ith llollm,,,nta of pru,'. years In ,n attempt. lo leach the nance setting up a "Village Planning Commission." The with a par value of $25. • -The 500 ,hare, with a 11110 , prlnciplel of c!ple wh!cb Ila bolloY!,d should people free- ordinance was not reijdy, however. ·. . 11 ... r l�Jl _ Monday nigh! wlll be cerllf!ed to County Awli- par l•lue which are now oulullon c1orn •• �raotleed in Anwlca. ■o l w · that ....,.i unas!riiously approv- 1 IOr Gordon Cafa...u at throe por awidfilc,wlll.. bo . apllt. . lour tor . . . - . . ,. • · · ···· Mr. Bloke lo1d ln ha, ,11of conllnuing problem■• infl ed • molutlon favoring prepar , a. '1'."11 The Uo> Po lice - fotud tu, use tear showed the game was IYfr, � one, making 2,000 new shares A . a, ! cenl. lefen To l:ltaUaa . lalk of how the commun15l per;-: . ven1ty of Georgia s farsf Negro f gas and a fire hose \\ edncsd.ay the buzzer did f the ordl f1 a with $25. value if r a p nol aound 1111til aD-R The P:retldtnt began bis llll!I- sonnel in Lapland tr th f t t" bonda had to neg ied o- � fire eui=- bonds ap- � u::: I students were sus d and lO Ill' -A total of $50,000 existing aur·sent •rright pende k break up the wild demer Georgia Tedi's Roger KaiJ4I' u i r ye Ov: 8 ._ liy <eminding •that ·the Amer- tiate with the Lllplander,, using home "for the� .own sa'.r'y'" early i o�straLon lhat led to the ,uspen- tied up � game and seot it WI ' proved in the May, 1000 prhnary period. plus will be lransferred to capi. lean voi,rs lJad chosen. new lead- ?"'paganda of all kinds, . . �Ip ito ma.Dage the government. Mr. Blake 18 now resid ing n efeclion, we,-. ,old al three per Attending were al l couocilmen, lal, resulling in 2,000 additional today because rootmg demonstral• , 910n. Vandiv'.' ,ssued •. ,talem�n, f an overt,me period , l>om whldl I cent lntere!lt , best ofler of seven Wayne rs stonned a_ donm tory and bat- early toda_y admonis!1mg �II c1ti- 1 Tech emerged the wmner. Gibbons. John Zerkle. I' shares of $15 par stock w hich o A new president lhortly will Philadelphia, Pa. , but came to rec . eJved. The Pomeroy National Lee Smith , Clinton Fi.sher . Bill will be distributed as 8 stock div- lled openly with po!Jce. zens of th1S state agamst violence Georgia students poured out rl lay before you hll principles to this a rea to visit sever� relatives Charlay11e Hunter, 13, and Ham- or overt acts of violeace." Bank ofCered no premium. idend on 8 one for one ba1J1. rry : / Childs and A. A. Scarbe the gymnasium and � Gene ha future of ow great fncloding Li Glenroy E w I n g 1 . 1 ,000 new IIIO Holme,, 19, were suspended ■landpe," Eisenho!he e on f ' al insn r Gcale clerk and Bernard Full,, -The remaining 1 slr Wednesday th nighl's riolous dem, 8 aigbt for My, ,. Hall where ufd. ''To him, wilh whom he is slaying, H l s shares will be offered for safe lo by the univer;ily at m;dnight ln onslralion that resulied in the ar• Miss Hunler had been assigned • cii:.r. ln bid; · soH : inclu:i,::/�;: '":'� \0:\h, nery citizen, whatever bis poliU- parents were Mel11s County na. . existing shareholders who wish Atlanla . Gov. Ernest Vandiver / rest of at least 12 students and . Sween!!: ey • Cart w� ight Co·• Col- . private room. cal belief■, prayerfully uteoda tlves. to exercise their p�ptlve wa.. preparing to take that action 9 adulfr appeared to have been Some time before the w,ve ff a t belt w!shea for good heallh and !luting his lalk, the widely trav, :b';.:r O� th� � �; 1 , 0 righl, lo puroltase such slock on hfmseff lo "proi,ct lhem again,I carefully planned, and ii includcu I students arrived from the nl remiu 1 ·fer wildom and IUCCffll In coping eled and edu('ated 11peaker _stress. the basis of one share for e ech threats to then- lives-. q uite a _ large numbe� of adults_ s1ty gymnas1wn at least am W,. with lite ,roblema t;hat confront ed the importance of having an Walter . Woodie, H eime!'dinger / . four �eld. shares , The Co., two N_egr�, who had Just Cincin i, four and one• I' • nat But it hmged on a cham of fatefu. ened cars were spotted partel . w our nation." ldeolog1cal understandmg W I t h In announcing the plan of re- fillishl?d their first full day od circumstances . fourth per cent premium $15ti· 1 3· ' just off the thoroughfare near the n..n•rt.101 from hJ9 usual eua- foreign countries. -..t""' capitalization, Pre.tident Reed classes at the university without The catalyst · • nai l • !h,.,· · .,· cmcm was 8 basketball 1 site or the demonstration. All of 1oln of • peraonal appearance be- For & nwnber of months artl• M a&-,us le eo 1&1"d : a.nd one-half percent . premium · lnc1'dent, were taken to therr · game. the cars were loaded wtt.b white • fore a joint session of the H9U!e cles have ap ared eon<ernlng ... 2S ' "Our direclors are constantly homes in Allanta by slate high. pe . . eo G rgia wa, about to heal arch- men, and senate, thf President sent his Blake's yOUDger brother and his , . . . aware or the rol� our b�nk must way patrolmen. Miss Also the Cilizena National Hunter was rival Georgia Tech. The cloca A Large portion of the crowd, ' -..s&age lo the House to be read attempt to have all denomlna• the ji play rvmg d f . m does an Ahhough definite _ !le figures o weeping, and Holmes appeared -------- -- which was estimated at betWMII Bank, Midhle ort, o. four and tlons of Protestant churches unit- one fourth per cent, premium $ UN) how much has been pledged are needs or Jl!i depositors end the angry. l,000 and 1,500, were adults. . , ed. a �uruty. The suspension came only a few Fahey Clark 6: Co., Cleveland, o. lacking for the moving of The first batch of delDGftsf:raton Lion Prtsldent Fultz presided three �nd three-uarters per rent, small steel fabricating plant Into ' By such en Increase in cap!- hours before Federal District unfurled a large white sheet • over the meeting and presented premJum fl05: and McDonald c the Parkersburg Rig and R e e I tal structure, our bank can more Judge W. A. Bootle was to hold which was written in big letters: guesta, Irving Kah, Jr,, Henry Co., Cleveland, 0., three and bufldi� on East-Main-st in Pom- effectively serve those n� a.nd 8 hearing at Macon, Ga., to de""Nigger, go home.'' hlng, Rev. Richard Boone, Dr. one-half percent, premium $30, eroy, Chairman Leslie Fultz said fulrill our basic J)Wl)Ose. e cide whether to make pennaA mighty yell wenl up as snR. E. Boice. and Fred Crow. La• The bonds had been establish- thUI morning that rt-action was Mr: Reed observ_ed. tbat nent a temporary injunction students mar�hed in front ol. era] elect�on of Mr. Swisher to ' d ies of the church served a steak ed in the ordinance authorizing fovorable. against state officialJ that had Marjorie Malone, ■tate super Hunter's dormitory with tbe Miss • at noon, the issue at .!lix percent. They A 24-hour �ampaign was ,tart- bank s board. was another. step permitted the Negroes to become viaor of mueic from Columbus lunch sign. -------------- --- -- ed yesterday by members of Lhe in �e furtherance 01. a pohcy to the first oC their race to enter A ?fl cat was blamed for an waa in Meigs county recently Within minutes, large rorb beyoung, Pomeroy Chatnber of Commerce provide the bank w ith accident this morning at 8:35 on gan to slam agains the university. .a . r.meeting witb vocal and instru• t dormit.orJ 10:. OW OW and ibutiaessmen of Pomeroy to competent, aggress lve menage- The hearing was scheduled for West Main-st by the S\\'atzel Ser- e . One wiudow llltllltal mualc teachel'tl, P I a n a reened s windows , rafae u much a, pos,lble of '2S ,- menl. vice Siation which caused heary wa, broken and a ,creen pier ,,so a .m EST. . . . -WINI made for a county wide mucod. At the orgamz_ahon meeting of ---------- mnage 000 which would be needed by the d to the driver's car and About 30 policeme11 we .UC festival · for all tehools, w:lth re • the Board of Oll'ectora held plant to move. to an Ohio Power Company util- duty but could not eontrol &al !he H<eption ol lhe Pome1·oy ' E,en though the $0.I '000 lo what mediately following the mee!mg �ity pole ca,rying high tension rock throwing, band laking part. E. • has been asked by the yet um. den• ot shareholders, RJl'hard wires. _____ 111e' fritlval will bo held April • re-elected assistant lilied finn. Jt has been empbasiz- J Mrs. Fern Cheesebrew, iddle::::r ":d the remaining o i311 at I J)·m �t Eastern H i ii h c ll ed that the total amount need rot �rl. said that she w�s �g her School. A vocal high K'hooJ mas!I !,f , cers named. abo\re were re-elect• A whole family of five, plus grandparents, were be raised but enough of lt . . sick cat to • vetermar1an when to cboir will sina:, ss will a 1 l x t h among 47 persons who the f 'Olllan& L or pogtJ the1r to eel recelved perfect attendance !!how thai the area wants the her attention wss distracted by ! Ch .... IJ'OUp. year. award, Sunday al the Syracuse Asbury Methodist plant lo locale in Pomeroy, • • T -----lhe IHlimal, causing he, lo lose ' Zdward Johnson, Instrumental Church. The goal or the Pomeroy gi oup control of htr car. / -her fa Southern Local DI• The Norris family held top attention for attendance. which Is accepling pledg s h Members of the_Syracuoe •me'.• According lo the Pome a , 2 Cited B Patrol e roy Petri<t. II � of lhe e v e n I Mr. and Mrs, Ross Norris bj>lh received two-year &ency and f,re units report..i th,s lice lleparimen!, � i,nsion perfect been ,el lnfonnally at ,12.soo I Y. • I 11n. Fannie Lee II � attendance pins while their son, Carroll , and his wife morning over $ISO ha1 lJ:een re-- wires from an electric pole which although the firm asked for as j For Vto latio m l ma. Kyger ,creek band a i'HI Ad die received five�year plns as did t._lr . .and Mrs. Nor - much of the $25,000 as possible Arrest or two Meigs county men L'f!lved thus far in the drive f o r wm.:o knocked •off were stre-wn ov• 1 °T1)e M eigs County Sheriff's 1 o., cllelr WOl bf juefi. ris S young grandaughter, Debbie Norru1. la reported by_ the state Patrol. money for payment of the erner- I, er a wide area. Officer!! called to be raised. partment arrested a Racine _. The family attend ance record pins. , They art !\athan Biggs. 40 gency squad l:nack balance. power company workmen Imm, .., torist early this morning o■ • Seni-·Announeed did not end there. Th, o I d e , t Glady, Rob:,in , Mrs. R_ o y a I As c of c Secretary and ChaJr. Pomeroy, died for no Urense Squadsmen reporled _that anyman of the g.,,up lo induce the diately and awaited thei, a,-,ival charge of driving wbile inu . daughter of the family, Clarlre Thomes, Llnda EichID ge 1 1 n d firm to locate Hartley here, Leslie Fulti plat on • vehlcle_ being lowed one_ wuihmg to g ive edd1tional do- to fix· the facility. cd as a result of a one-car aool· ae t. -ei . rvi for Homer AJ. and their second daughter, Bren- Rose Ann Thei.!s were four-year sald that though the deadJine waa alld Harry J. Detm.i�n, 31, Rut• natiolL!!I la s.sked � co11tact • Heavy dariiage was reported to dent on Route 338 near the Ra Ja SarOey of M!ddleport w h O da, each were awarded n�year pin winn�rs. set at noon today, he will be n'-Jle land, cited to Gelli(JOhs court Jan. mem�r of the urut, or mail con- lhe vehicle, but 00 injury \\'as re-- cine cirporatlon limits, Recelvmg aWards for three to accept pledge11 yet thil dlai ye,terday wJII be held at the i•inl. trlbut Jons to the Syracuse �er- ported te .Mrl.. Cheeseb eve- 19 oo • ■peed cllarge. rew, or At 1 2: 40 this morning Denni& 8-":linl-COSlt Funeral ff O m e Othera who recei ved �rfect &t• years perfect attendance 1nclud- ning. gene� Squad in care of C h 1 e f her sick eat. · 1 Manuel, 3 1. Racine, lost control Saturday afteroooa at two o'clock tendance awards for rune yeara ed Dan Rizer, Freda O u f I y, ----Mom1 Hartlen. ----of his car on the sharp curve near wltJI the Rev· Donald Boone in were Clara Rl!er, Adria s a y r • Cathy Winebrennt'r, Stefanie Win I HOP ANN OUNCED Divorces Awarded The unit also Nl?rted an emer• thP Racine Legion Rall ra.n of. R and Brenda Sayre. brenner, Jean Duerr, Pauline The Racine High School gency run last e,ening at n, 1s. �ge. s RemovM TO Senior lo Meigs Co urt �e Uw road, and fn!o an elecirtc pole. Frankltu Rizer I received his Decker . Mary L. Cundiff, Nanc�· clasa will sponsor a record hop Two divorces wen1 awarded Mary Jane Lavender was tak- Cincy Workh ouse ! c i w hile h n a passenger, Gertruda!! IIEIG8 01:Nl:RAL HOSPITAL eight-year pin whlle Marci.a Karr P�rker, Billy 7.er lde and 8 l 1 1 Y in the High school gym Friday yeaterday tn Meigs County Com- i en to Meig5 General Hospital with William Reeves was taken to I Rowe, suffered injury to her left Adm:i■,JOlll: Mrs. William And- Edna Carleton , Suzanne Winebren- Jean Cundltr. a severe arm cut. She injured the Cillcinnati Workhouse t h i s I e nlght immediately following the mon Pleas Court according to , ye �. Pwnau,-,; Sharon Faye ner. Micky Winebrenrer Bobby Awarded two-y�ar pins w e r e cage game between Racine 1111d cords In clerk of court, office. I It at I h e �me of her father, morning by Middleport Chief of The Manuel vehfcle incurred lfnflb, Pomeroy, and Richard Winebrenner, Haney Rizer and M r· Lloyd JenkU11 Sandra Zer- Belpre. 1bt da c:. n wJll last until Jlleilueline J\. Stage wu giv- Glenn Cundiff, Sr., of Syracuse. Pollce Herbert Gilkey. heavy damage to the front and Middleport; Hazel ShlveJer, P'rankUn Rizer JI were &lven aev- kle, Teri Lynn i'errell, John T. ----1 1 : 30 with admiulon ael at 25 en a divorce· from John B. Stage. Rff'les will serve a .'JO.,day sen• has been estlmaled as a total loS!I. Paneto,; Mar, Lavender, SJr• en-year plna, CundUf, and Johnny Elchlnger. cent,. LOCAL T&MPS She wu also awarded custody of lence al the workhouse following 1'he electric ligl1t pole was ollG Olill; Dale Wmebrenner, Middle-- In addJtldn Co the members of Fint year pins for attendance -----minor a child. a awarded Also The tempe1"1,ure tllit monlag his conviction on II charge of clipped off at the bottor.it . , .. .. ' ·r• ·lhe •·Notrll 'fadir; lanta 'M'ar1 at 8unday 'lehool 'ftre Mias F.1· f'AJRll'll:U) STATION · pal't. divot'CI! wu Freda M, Weth from at JI:SG tlood M a IUIIDJ I, ■ t into.'dcaUon in MiddJeport by MayManuel wag placed in Mefga DiachargeJ: C2iarlenl 'Jboma, ueJ, J�\e Manuel, Kathy tran• e3nor Robson, Mrs. Moore, r ·- '!1 Wednuday (emperaturet - high George W. Welh. The plabitlff ehllly 42 dertttt In Pomeroy at or Kenneth �cElhinney. Gilkey Coonty jail. He \\'ill appear Ho !9::f:P p1rt; Erma Yalt, Carpen- cla, Patty Winebrenner and Jean �.owe. Angela Hubbard anJ 54, low 19. Th'1osday readin& - wu 1-estored her makla 11me of ... InJenedlloa .i.. &fall nr Md was acco,Tij;anJed by officer Ed fore County Court Judge Emmett •• Klooa ...,. awanlal fln.y o a r J-- Hubbanl. 1 411 al - a.m. j Flu II. • .,,._ Peoples, llajjgerlf, Educator w38 sLipeaker For ODS Club I 1 pomero Nat1on y , a} Awarded sa}e Of F•lfe TruekBond8 m, ..,.. .. iuldia.Jo :u... '°; \he i!1 GeorITT a's F'JrSt 2 Neg f0 Stlldents Ordered z,isiende.lu,' sent HO me After IId RiOtmg 'l'!!l' I :i ,I • c f. c Dri•ve = I bOing e}} ays Chairman s State Official Helps Plan For Music Festival I en K•tt BJ3med For ACCI"dent On West Mam · !:e N H un.,.., Al.-.. uuuf ThOf Family Of 5 Grandparents • Too, wID Aftendance pIDS 0 ver $150 Is Rece1"ved Jn S yracuse Drile m For ifr. ll\zmral I II re-- : ams, c� . ., - ..... R8Cffle Dr"IVer arged A£ter Wreck At Curve I' �."'"""---- - • , • -·· .... ,:...___------~·.a--'-•--·---- r ·.,., hn. 12. 1961 . l'l!,ey• lllatlkel, 1'9meroy-Mid"dleport, ---- Rac,ne Society Notes I gueli\S. -- liarry , 1c·k~s i:; ill n: his hom Rea/ Estate Rolling Out the 'Red' Carpet Tyree Bouleva,d R.-v H•t·hard '4or!,:an Wai hos- Mr. and Mrs. Dennie mu and --· ,n :_;.,p c 1 Columbus Mrs Howlll"d Nelgler was holt• :11 , :. I,IX\l ttr .ng Arn11 lios • :~mlly1 moved from, . . J ht! . ft d 1:1-0 h"! Wallaefl Weavt'r proper 1 t -!SA Friday evening Jim. 6 wh•n ~1 <' , 11: 115, . J er . n at~• e1 1 . ·1au No. 3 of the Baptist Sun· Sa,l111 .l.1~· aigl, , l·,l.lg;:n , y., , . ia y School met al her hoffit'. Laughlin. a Mwh 11'. min1~1.er ;,t .• ,ln . Chesler S1m~son ret urne . Oh io Uni~·er:Hly, tilled P,e·.-. )1ot ' ,mday ::i!tn spending i.l month Mn. Hairy Curtis presented a gan's pul l) it . Sunda\· Hf'~ ;Jon 11.lh rt>r son und daughter·in•lil\1' rogram entitled '"The \ochor '.\•!organ ot Wavuly ~ome :\londay :\lr. and Mrs. Brian Sirr.p:.on at rhat Holds .. :o visit h1.s brother in the hospital. Bloomingdale helpmt: (".Jft' for the Mra. Id• Howell condUt:ted the Fred Cadl, returned from the new baby . 1 ,uainea aeulpn in the ablence of v,terana Ho• ?ilal in Huntington ~1rs. Shirley :¼cGraw ret urned '-lrs . Oma Montgomery, pru1. Iand ii convale11dng at home. to her home in Augusta. 1.foim·. Jent. New officen elected for the afler spending two week, with ·ear were : prelident , Mrs. A2c Ivan C. Powell left Sund<1~ her parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Bill 1.ha Morri1: vice ?re1ident , Mra . 1enroule 10 Jap:m for O\'f'r:wa~ l-1\:;el\ ~d other relatlve11 . ,. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Stobart o{ Ida Howell : aecretary-trea •urer, Iduty. \ {rs. Frankie Neigler ; flower and W. B. CrO&B i:; a patienl i.o a Che~er spent a day lnsl wrek 1 with Mr . and Mrs. Geoerge Kri, i<'k committee chairman. :\11'11. :.ll•isonville hospital. M:sla Eaton . Mn;. A.nn Coe wa11 called to der. ~· .,· ;.,.., ' · During the aoclal hour Mn . i Columbus by the i!IM:~.S or her I Mr. and Mra. Albert Hill spent ~eigler. hosle111, aerved refresh-•ncphew. the week end with Mr . and Mrs t., ~ '- -~ ,.t ,.__,___.. ment1 to eight members and I Billy Hill 11 in Gallipolis for Ray Sayre at Roseville. ~,•'""""' · t-,";1 ~ ---- - - - - - --- ---· ·- - Mrs. Perk Brinker of Lelar-1 " _,,_ spent Friday with Mr. and Mi-~. · >' -,;. \. ·•· ,..A.• ed di ,..,-., ~........ l4;1i_:~ SOMETIME DURING THE YEAR YOU WILL NEED A GIFTFrMr. c:nde. Mrs. Fnmhs Morri. . ··•. . ... ~ ,;t': . ,.---.· ... spent 11iursday with Mr . and ·· ~,,,, 1.r ·. ', \ . ~;\ WHEN YOU DO THINK OF SANBORN'S Mrs. C. C. Reed, at Chester. Ir,..,, o::~ ·-:· j;:::..::.,- <-/\,'\-...,\:' Dale Roush of Columbus spent ½, , . •· · 1 I , "'f.'- '· '(··,~1 the week end with his parents. .:_..,.,.. ~ 1 1 Mr . and Mrs. Henry Roush. ~-\ • •.· -,. · ;. ·, : ' (White Orchid Pattern) Mr. and Mn , Junior Stewart -\,....__.. 1 •''"? \ t· \V"TIIE FINEST SILVER PLATE" of Belle, W. Va. are guests or 't'¾ ··";..._,. ' otl Transfers ~:::.: ,UPl>-~N Today'sSpo,tParade ~~~~l'l!l]JN! st ts ;:,.~~::~~ o u tan 1ng tars rom asque an TM, . . - .,. B. H. SANBORN MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Children are murh more ? rOnl' sleepwalking than are adull s. according to the rinding• of a 5ur· ,ey . SALE $199.95 • ... $16f,9J-2 Pc lult• SALE $249.95 ' END TABLES COFFEE TABLES :\ \ ,& 1peed--Automatle Sale $99.95 RIG. 1159.tl Sale $119.95 .... $199.95 3 Pc, Walnut Suite WI $159.95 lookc••lled RIG. J229,9S Sale $184.95 SALES and HRv•u .' FOREMAN a~d Applla_. - Television - ABBOTT PHILCO - Furniture - Radio, Another Good Buy ~om••• · BAKER FURNITURE IICOND'-AVL !\ f.b MIDDLEPORT COAL, OIL, GAS councll ot tht Rand Coqm- FUltNACH Kt ll'III ia Pactflc ..........., .... l!lijl,adtt, -· ~ , ......~• . .' NIWa... UIID admln,t.atratloG WII 1M Charl• I J. ]!'.Itch, llhcnna •t dNk In ...... Mml.._ Calif,, auoa. Otl1c:l.u, ~ , S]49.00 Holds 833 Lbs. Frozen Food BAKER FURNITURE , .... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ""••" - - - A • - -'I• 1 - - • - • • - - • - •• • - • - - -• · • • • cvunhy ' are )' .. - _,, ........ ........~ Baaquea are cleaning up lo the tune of from $1.~ to S:2.200 per •- - - •••· ' - ' • ~- • • # ·• • • , ,u. ver bucket,. . Dania has gone the few other Barry am·e Of McArthur wn . 1_ A 1 la· iled dift.tuJlion. ...naded the w:i:u 1w: phyllltal MP ~struck the- country. 1 _..., W!III ! eg,iau:: dmt-elac!'• At a bechc meetmg \V-tunday. the NCAA approved • eonslltutional amendment aimed at ending "red shirting," a practice where an athleta la held back for one or ~ se.uona whJJfi pm. ing maturity. The NCAA ruled that • lludent ffllllt complete hiB otbl<tic compelltlon w_ithin rivie yun after matriculatmg for • four-yar coune. Table Reendtiag An ;,,..~ Speech Contest 1iiua Reg 1ster Now1.\ cruh. ii The Mercy Bowl ril be JUY9d Thank,gMng Day .in the Loi ADgelN c.oliafum for the blneflt al. the iamUJe1 of the catlfomla Polyt«bnjc foatbaD pJaJen klled in a plane crub lut ran near Toledo, Ohio. Pwcit& fnm tba · J•, FOi ODHhot o1J4ir will ID to 1he Cal Poly Memorial Fund. 'M1e other bowll are the Avlation Bowl' Welcomt S,ldhn Dayton, Obio; th. Prdldeull.l Trophy Bowl at '5,000 lelll Wahhjgtoo, ~.C. stadium, datir• tlng the atadium; and the c.tblm Bowl at Yankee stadium. All will be played Dec. t , But • n,crulllng_.ruendmeut, which came under hl!avy fire .. _ Point of Peace. _The Hocking County representative wu Mill Beverly Woolever of Kinglton. Ohio. Her speech WU entitled, N•- .,., •...., (' I "The Church'a One Foundation." At the - • annoal banquol Repraenting Meip Co u D t Y "'ednesday night, Mumy War~ wu Miu Donna Balsr of ~ r. matb of MHIDHOtla and Warnn wh, alao gave U.. •peecb entitled. WoodlOD of New Mexico State "The Chw-ch'a One Foundation." UnivenJty were named tht • Silt u, lrom the S. Bethel EUii standing roache,, ol lillO by their Cburcb. All or the lpMCbn n• fellow menton. , cept that of Miu Skinntr of Ath- Warmath, Gopl,ero ....., ..,. were prepared by the O h Io UPI oalional cbampiona and BIi Council of Churches, sponaor of Ten litlfsta, wu honond u the theM Prince of Peace contests for top major college l'08al wbilie the past 35 year1. WoodlOD, whoN Aggin were unOver 3000, Ohio high Khool 1tu- beaten in u pma, wu named dent, entered the contat I a It top mi.all oollep c:oacla.. fall It i. deaign,d to promote tn- Ally. Go -dnignale Hobert r. terat In the IIIDII bnporlant aub- Kennedy oddnatd II- macbea' ject In the world. PEACE. 'lbe ft. banquet_ challenging thl group la nab, will bo held for tbt 6 semi- lead the w,y In • pbyll<al Iiifinal contest winnen at the open- uea program whidl be •aid hill Ing aeulon of the Annual Ob I• brother, l'Noident,.,l«t John P', Jacbon County, Pastor'• eon...tmn al Columbus Konnedy, will mbod- Mill Lylt a!oner npn,mt•d Ohio on Sunday. Jaauary :and al the oext U.- amtba Athelll County by p.......U., her the V-.na Memrolal Rall at 7 Ill er.al ortlllnai opnch eoUtled, "T h. p.m. Kennedy alkl the U.S. .. In • c.... lnte the ltoNi 1w full - I I • and FIi• tn1rJ Monk -- S·IO BEN FRANKLIN - WY2-3498 Pomeroy. ---- Keith Goble Ford Incorporated L & Z MEN'S SHOP YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL 1961 FORDS ON DISPLAY 11 \l ALL LADIES- -READY TO WEAR IN OUR SHOW ROOM eNO OILIGATION el'UI RIGISTRATIOM DRESSES We Are Going To Sell New 1961 Fords •-IW' UL• 3.91_ 2.98 , •t-•dTruecE'tlerOnYOllrCar 31 MONTaS ON NEW C'ARS 1.88 4,88 4.88 6.88 . LOW PATIIENTS 14.91_ 9.88 I...._, W...na .•. 4 Door•, Herd Top•, Con..rtlbl11, 2 Doon 14 CARS IN STOCK ALL NEW 1961 FOIDS 1 OUR JANUARY CLIAIIANCI SALII eao.ooo Mllw Without a-» en.W1111111t,lal,,W1""4 ellMoiillll--12,IIOO••••••mely eNet.._Wd POIID CAIU-Palrl-, ftlrlaM 500, Galul•, Thunclerillrdt, 10.88 -• l¥8"'1cl'. . r...l'•l't 81'1 iBE nOT Fll'IANDNS ...... 11to...... w»lfl•, • 4000 Mil• On OIi Ch..... 13.95_ 9.88 1961 MODEL TUDOR FAIRLANE BIG DIIH:01JN'l.'8 ON ALL TRUCKS Econoline e 6 Cyl. • 8 Cyl. £MIi ....... , , TUDOR FALCON INI MODEL ,... , .... , . , . $1-M FlOO, F250, F3~0, FSOO, F600 lnei11dH llllltr, llparo 'Dre, Tula lndlotton, Oil t'llltr. Vp to 10 lliltt por lfl]loL Only ·$2569.65 Delivered ., ' ' ( Juet A ~ Plew 'Fo Tracie . -·- ----·-·- · •. . -·---•· __.. ·---·~· ·---- ·---- .I KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. ./ I • _j ' ' ? BUY. THE CAR THAT TAKES CARE OF ITSELF ......... N-• Waxlllf 10.95_ 7.88 ·~IDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE eYOU __, NOT Bl PltlllNT 10 WIN .The Next Three Days . •. - DRESSES- HATS.,.. 16.95 _ SATURDAY, JANUARY 141h - - 7 P.M. COMI · IN AND IWISI• ,_ DOOR PRIZE -COATS-CAR COATS- I $300. 21 Inch RCA Television Set To Be Given Away FAVORS FOR ALL. REDUCED I 4.911.95_ 6.95_ 8.95_ Cl\.111'... MLY naD WLlll JANUARY 12th -13th AND 14th I POMIROY SALE • • ! lllOVed to IHULAW. e S· 0 - ( - MAIN ST. • ~ . P Thoe amendment would have re--1 Thin will N a ,.-1 ~UIOllfof~ 5Mhio::ua!eo~ven- quiced lludent 1tbletet lo 1Jp •·Our berit1g• bvm the lboWlr far llr. al MN. lllllild 1 ~10~1 ~ ~8 tod H pre-rcgiltralloo Cffl:ifkate or Greeb ," he aaid, "wu that to Buru Ubl flllmlr Gar ~ t eticbeAeoc1at~ met.ayUJu knot "letter o{ imtnt" _with the acbool ex.ct'I marally and mmtally one r>r1-i8'•1 8atllnla, M • .,_ :;_mem~ : " " the- potlJgh of h.il choice on or after Jime 15. DWllt. be profJcienl phyaJcally.•• Alhcl Graalt BID Ill IJ. "lhiftl to Miami~rtFla. 1 t , Alter 0i_e 1ignin1, no other mem" .•. wt here tn the United -,aae II WII If . . bet inslitutlan muld approach lhr State, aN beovning ,oft,.. he cmn1q pi 1:; re ,I . . . The ~CAA_1 Rulei:.Committee athlete. wd. "Soft mentally and morally aMOd •tloa lhilf:rd . . . &• meet. :anMwnJ Fr ~~ co:• ln other activity, the NCAA IP,- -IOft pby1ically." af hia ..,; :ctJe to dlt ;..., :rAmer~= ~=~i~~ proved!ourDl'WcoU.,.bowll, w · Jack CUrtice of. 5talord. m;aoa. I' eluding one for the famillet of le . .J .wocla "'"·. . laolball pllyera kllled In • plant Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., ID. pt mooth u profeseional star,. Aod, example of their domination of O the game. they are hCllding a "world aerie," at Dani• omong tearrui from the U.S., the Philippine!, France, Spain, Italy, Cuba . . . and Mexico. Of the 14 playen tn- ~ Soutb Easte,m District Ohio I ed . Cuban and one IPrtnce of Peace held VOV • one IS a t Sunda ·..t-.tConttat thewas F.1 I a Mexk:an. The rest are Ba&que •. 88 . Y Dip, .• rI Pleuare LNlq' MOllfJ Christian Church m Athena. Seating 3,400 1pectatora and of• The winner was Barry Cline of fering pari-mutuel betting on a the Ou-illtian Church ir JdsAr. deluxe ocale Dania mak.. It a thur, being the entrant lrom Vinpleasure to I~ your money. 1be ton County. His ~d medal winpower ball palace haa plush ,..11, nlng orallon wao ~:WUed, "The thick carpeting, pretty girls to Sparkling Fountain. He wlll nlake your wagen it ian't even ce1ve a ~ 4-day tnp to th e neceuary to leavie your seat, United NallOlll in N~ York ~ more pretty girls In lkin-tight a chance to compete m the •euu· velvet pants and .sombreros who final contest at Broad St r e • t serve drink!, organ recitals be- Methodist Church in Columb111, tw..n games, and grten-plnk Ohio on Sunday, January 15th. ,and In the ash tray,. Second plo<0 waa won by Mike 111el'I it a bar ud restaurant. Barndt of Jacboo, Ohio. He will with closed clreult televiBlon of bt the alternate. The aubjed or the matches in case your poor Bamdt"s speech waa "Create old arches ore tired from making Great Peaco." He ,.presented 81 ANNOUNCING THE Street, DRESSES PhoM WY•t-11M POMEROY. O"l•O •• • - Plli'SBliRf:H I I MIU ST, - - - -.....~ -_,.__"""'!" _____...,______...;,_____..,¼ - , • • .._.__.. _ _ ••.j.-• ••• " ·•~•··--• __.._ :r .... ,.,.. .....,,,..,. 0 u~ ;~.::.,11 ,~:;ib;~.!'::::':~"..,:;: ~:-1~--;.=:.,~,,:: -----,. ·· UPI and dtflclenrf which snt .AM!f white !eathtr upholst.ery and be tive calm served iced champagne out of jai-alal Olli than playing the game. courll. Whatever the r e a I o n. the tht trek lo tho payoff window arul tho plect do is • "roy• al bo1" wb.,.. - !or aev111 buclao a bead - the guy who to IN MIDDLEPORT the L&Z Men's Store located on Maill •,c •! Basque '° 24 cu. ft. Deep Freezer impress hiAgirl friend can tit on Floridii fronton, one better by engaging the aervicft of 'Iborrw Cronin, impeccable former butler to Prtnceu Margaret. Cronin left brains. Fortunately, thie playf!ra her employ after words wilh An· aren 't hurt very often, but every thony Armitrong.Jones and ob-night lhey are 11Cared.'' aervet with a captured Yankee Jai-alai ia • JJame played in idiom : Spain, France, Italy and Canary " He'a • nire boy but he', way blandl and ,ome Met.ion• of 1 .. South Americi . .But the Basques ou ·,. h.ave a earner on it when It \\1th this aoclal note I leave comes to excellence. Other Span- you. Got to figure out how to bet iard1, who think them egotistical a correeta, which mean, picking and atubbom, claim lhal's be- thtrn one-two and actually ii cawie the only Oat spaces in the even more dilfiwlt and danger- your l!NNOX dealer when ... II cl)ld.., _ I CO. devastating complicaliooa. First the ball must be ~~ugh~ in a gloved haaktl ,omething like the containen in which they ~e breadsticks in Italian restauranta. Second, the pelola, 11 the ball is called ' 11 at hard a, a e,v -~ ball and lravela at 1peeds up to 150 miles per hlur. Falling to move .-====iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii===-, • The Children's Store has beef\ If SAKER •'"' SEYFRIED - .' ~-. SAVINGS SINGER ALL COATS- CAR COATS- HATS REDUCED DURING A IIIVICI IIICH Cb!d 11nlltOlaJ offlae ot tll• n... renH Dapub.:.•n 1n thtnew _ Continues On All Men's Clothll11· cret ,the coro of It all 11 you can't read an algebra, physic•, or geomelry problem correctly, how · .are you going lo solve it7 And pages and pagu of hiBtorJ and · pat hunk& of geopraphy. Marching banda and interachola,tlc athletics In junior hi81> ""' candemned bv Dr. Conant. Stripped do;.,, lo It, qlne Ind sleel'lng wheel, • Ford can run and nm well. Bui thote lowering llno ud curl)', bent f1W1 do ad RIG. Jl39.95 Cabinet Conaole Model I FOR SA LE (Cleveland ochoola .tart thlt latter as early as Sth and tth) . Readlntl ullla ""' the whole ,.. BEDROOM SUITES '' CITYLOAN HEADQUA!JTERS F~bric Shop -~" REDUCED 20% 3 Pl- lookc•• Bed act on every resolution you make." It's from my "Gertrude'' cal• t!ndar. ·c All On Sale PHI.CO snREO \y .. SALE $159.95 ·'1\I or on anyplace. 1f they go undt!r, p. m. . , / . Let•~ try that on our pianos for Unde Sam goes under. looks as Besides It 5 Dad's birthday and htr.noa if. On Dutton·s, I just looked him nwa_y down in Winter Ga~ a J! ......- - ·:... r1heu<l for lhe heck of it on to July dc_n, Fl_orida. where incidentally There are noy 318 women serv• and whaddya know It's gonna .be this rlsm,a: and setting date of 1ng 1n 1t1.8 _, le •••'-I aturcs th! s year, hot an d dry and I counted 4 v10- sun is NOT as given above. More 1Uld""1T w -.ui eff' In the United h•nt storms for ml, and one on SWl, more dayllght. St t iDffl the P T C t Wh l a 88 ongreu . · rwi ,c oas · ew -"The emergence of the Amert• On Gertrude·a (from Zanea- . We wt)n! saddened by the pass- can woman as a dynamua inOuvillcl I remtmg of Ted Wildermuth, friend of ence in government has bee phe"Wide as the world 111 Tl1y com• ours ancl a former ,taff member nomena1," 1ay1 a leading a~thor• mand, on the Sentinel. He seems to me tty. _vast aa eternil~ Thy love, too young to ~ cal_Ied at age 48 For many, many year1 thiey Firm a~ a roc:k Thy truth ahall and to leave h11 wire anti small were true examples of Tu:ation M~u~1,1. Trdo th~mh_and....to his brot.hedr Without Representation ", an i.s1ue • stand When rolling years shall ce8tle I a anu 1s s1,,\er we exlen lo movE"." our sympathy and prayers. 1 am atill d,.p!y ahoclred u l, J was standing near or l'l.!lppen• for one. did not know Ted was ed to overhear some one' 11 re- even ,seriously ilJ till stunned by mark year's ago. on being given news of his passing. He will he one or the lnrge fi~urcd honk cal• iadly missed by his frlends in endars - about 20 x 14 inches. lhe Bend. you know n jurt measured ti Well, this person spluttered and Tf we are going to follow, or said. "Now what in heck would I pay heed at alt. to , the eminent I do with that great big thing- edu~ator Dr. James M. Conan~ think rd spoil the effect or my of Harvard whose exhaustive rekitchen walls with THAT'" iearch on American hi~h ~hools My dears, you'll iee ·one or. find us with our black~rrul mine proudly hunl( right on my down, so lo speak, then wed beat kitchen wall, in the very aame get busy. 1pot it's hun~ for about so yean. Some dra1ttc thing, needed, ht' No atrabblin1 around at our say1 ii 80 to 70 per C'lnt of all hou1e to find a date. You just cla~rolm time dewted...to buie glancfl at thue nice big fi(!;gera studies - English, rtadlng skl!Jr and there you are, and composition, 1odal atudle11( Beotd,., Dad and I jot things hi,lory and geographyl mathedown on certain dates. No one matlc•..Soma alglbra shou1d be started 1n Grade I, and II early 81 Grade T, .a llladem fDRt,;n lan~age on a convenation ba1l1 SALE $55.95 competiton have to ealch a ball on the fly or on the flrat bounce and send It back to the granite end wall with the fluid motion of a s e c a n d baseman whirling through • double play. This IIOUlldS easy but there are Priced! Winter Jackets I. Coats •••· $69. 95 Rte linen feet lon1 and $1 feel wide. 'lbe 111 I. MAIN IT. I!' . ..,_ 11n re r• 11. hit lllllllftl . , _ WY,2,2171 Specially a dime." The above Is a gen-yoowine guaranteed Gallia County one. Indigenous, native, naive. rm just a teeny afraid the following but it fit& the New Year of 1961, 'Seize the £ir8l opportunity to t BIG REDUCTION SALE $49.95 Rot, llff. 95-2 l'o. Sulto ... '229.95-2 Pc. Vinyl away bark there, put it thusly"Snow's knee deep, and butter p,·,- •••• '62.50 Swlv•I Rac••r SALE $41.95 REMNANTS Half - Price SALE $47.95 SALE $219,95 even l'story Stor1'es Of G1"ver • -rly American •... kt. ,S Swlv•I 11:oeker - 1 Ree . .,9,95 disgu:ited New, 1961 Calendars Tell CHAIRS ... 12ft.'5-2 ,,. Sul.. SALE $159.95 .... f14t.f5-2 ,,. s.1.. . S,\LE $119.95 Some feller, a certain look. Or do they? 'Tis along the same llne aa a Well, I dunno, I dunno. But U famoUA commercial slogan of THI. your child at about age IO to 12 just a few years back. "Obey that isn't reading, what I c9ll real ,impulse." reading, then l wouldn't plan too But I've learned the hard way heavily on Harvard. to take a roolin1 off period on I. Mlin Po111111or You simply can't beal_ the ram- that la,I ooe many, many limes. 11 ous "Three R's" - you Just can,. Hlgllly debatable. ' lt'1 been tried all the way from , BY BLANCHE M. HASKINS but U!I could translate 'em, but courses in ceramics right on down I just now took an inventory of I then no one else needs to. to how to make 8 farm gate. our 1001 calendars, given to u11 . Then there's Aunt Jane's birth, And Jn this latter (farm gr.iteJ from far and near. HerP they are, day comes In May, why not jot vou t:ven have to read and "figfrom our bank here in lnw11. that "J. 8 ." altho you may for- Ker." from Pomccoy National from get and think It's ''June Bug" by On M T 11 t h · ,, ,. e nnuaI ranng eaC' er Foreman & Ahhott , Dutlon's, t11en. P. T. can mean pay told bout ''LJ k' " d ' I d T " but on the othe r han d II. ''I asked me athem atoyear cc s a es.t ca en ar 1Er, axe5, di idor so thago, win's. Gulf Slalionl and a ve.ry could mean "Pig Trough'' U I h I f ood ~ 1• 4a reel . . nc pece o w mo equa I 8pecial one from a Zanesv!lle you n, needing a good trough Co Id th d .1, H . dh . b .... s. u ey 01. eavf ncn , er annual gift .to stveral a 1ong a out then. and who does• en ,. I :io • 1 of us. This IMter contains fam - n' t. no. ou.s quolalions, d1oice quotations 1 tell you this calendar .stuff Aotl if he Isn't rarerul tha! and Bible verses. Just beats lhP world. same kid will be SP.Jllng strawIi'", J .. n_ k' ., I just found on Richard's ca1berries et 2 for 15 or three ror a N . ow, emme see. On JX:C s d • uarter and thinking what I i/r.,>-1•. 1l ~Y• when t.o change your oil , ~t>n ar (w_e call Pomeroy Nat I . . 8 F , & Abb tt h f , "Rich,1nh Bank") that a "hand" good deal he presentmg. 4 inche~ . and a bnle of cotton Let ,me ~asten t~ add - not all a ~~e~;:meter, ~as ;~;,,:r:o::: ON BOYS' AND GIRLS' Pomeroy Not'I Bank assures you is 500 pounds. I tell you, you today a kias are like that - No, they've been in business for lo, must never throw these valuable no. no, a thousand tlme1 M . these many years _ alnce 1872 thin~s away. But_ there la no royal l'Oll.d b, · f t o ba k h h One last partin" shot Today learnmg. It follow, largely Churm ee. ur n ere a I ome "' · · hill' "I h Mhln t rr re!iound, with the names 1of ita Jan. 5. the sun <'ame up 7:22 a, C s. ave n g It 6 er fJ direckrt's names vnu'd "bank" m. and tonight It will set at 4:45 you but blood, tears, toil, and NOTICE! THE SHOE BOX---MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ... f2ft.9S--,.J Pc . So,. • range. It bi aport aomewhat akin lo lhne-wall handball on • court 180 Large Group Did You Know That I Group Wedgl••• Value, To $8.95 _ _ __ _ _ $3.99 Little Girl1' Patenta, Swivel Strap, 4-12, 8-3 _ _ _ _ _ 99c COWBOY BOOT 5 _ _ _ _ $2.99 and $3.99 Little Boys' Sturdy leather Oxfords, 8-3 _ ______ $2.9? Group of Rubber Footwear, Reduced To Sell At _ 99c to $2.99 Houu Slipp•n -A Clean Sweep _ _ _ __ 99c lo $3.99 LIVING ROOM SUITES L- - ~ '\ -"·. \ \\\ •~. 1-_ \ \ -{:{\ \ p1 , . . BOTANY WOOLENS ., \'2 ,.· .,. · Rog. $2.95 and $3.95 GIRLS SLACKS, 3-14 ... ......... $1 .50 to $2.00 Only 13 Rog. to $19.95 TODDLER COAT SETS ......... _. $8.99 to $16.99 Rog. to $11.95 INFANT SNOW SUITS . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . $6.99 to $8.99 Rog. to $12.95 BOYS WOOL JACKETS_ .... , . , ... .. , .. ... ~.99 to $10.99 2 Rog. $25.95 White Slog CAR COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.99 Rog. to $14.95 GIRLS CAR COATS, 4-14 ....... ., ... .... $8.99 to $11 .99 14 CAR COATS-YOUR CHOICE ........ ............ ....... .' . $4.00 R09, 19 '3,95 TODDLER KNITS .. •.•• , ..... , .. ,11 •.i .;t. ,, $1.00 lo $2.00 LADIES COTTON BLOUSES . . . . . . . . . .. • .. . .. .. .. .. . . ½ PRICE Rog. to $3.99 GIRLS SWEATERS AND TOPS . ., .. .. ........ 89c to $2.99 INFANTS TO SIZE 3 T SHIRTS, Soiled .... .................. 49c MITTENS-KNITTED HEAOWEAR-FUR MUFFSANGORA HEAD BANDS Prices Bogin At 39c i / . i, \ \' _..._ ......... . ,... ...... , . •.• I.no SPRING.. ·,,\ \ : \ .,,(: ,~\\\ ~_,,. \ A TABLE OF STURDY SADDll OXFORDS ONE PAIR $4.90 2nd PAIR Sc 2 PAIRS $4.95 ,; \ \ ' - - - - -- January Clearance Sale Of Family Shoes and Childrens' Clothing /t 1 to la extremely doubUuJ conaiderlng that the best players come from the ~ue counlry _of Spain. Be-cauae jai-alal requirea the com• billed talents of a flrtball pitcher, an Jcrobat, a maralhoo run• ner and a ~rget at a pistol TO • 0110 • ~t,\\ ·\\'.\\:._ .. \;; \I JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST ., MONEY _t. \\ \ \ i\'\,~ ~!:::;:nts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ~,,~~ ~. ..,.:~'f.,,., from ill path tan range from exUdH PNM la&eruUMI treme pa!nfulnna to falality. DANIA, Fla. !U Pl l -lt WAI, the Pb1fl'I An Sc:arttl dart-haired man 1hrugged, either "If a player ii hit on the head lhia ar herd goal.I!. h,e ii not able lo play 1ny more.' ' So, fortunately , he became a thoughtfully observu J01e Cruz. Jal-al.al pJa_yer. Sahamendi, matchmaker at the ~n_'l think lhar1 ea.~ work , Dania Fronk " The ball, at cvtn if you could handle 1t, whk!h leaat, ah.abs all the ~head and By 080D FRALEY " i i /·\. ,\'.:~ · ½ PRICE '•rry a.ff.. Wadbem el Homtm. ·-,~,. ._ COMMUNITY SILVER PLATE ..... --~-• ..... NCAA Spotl~hf Shifts To Miami, Fla:, After ~-1:-r..-::r: four Day Meet In Pittsburgh; Tie Loose Ends ~;;;.,-=·~~ , :.~--:~tr:: MThis Rough, Ancient Jai Alia Sport Has Its O d. S F B I d MElGI tK.UON oUll!A Ie- l :<:., , ' ___ -~ ... • mediral treatment. - three ,.. ----- - DUMP TRUCKS LOW PAYMENTS SOUTH THIRD AVE. • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO• �------ .... " .... ··--· - -~ - .. . - -.. - ............,....,.:_."'I;,;!"_ .... ., , ,-...,_..,. ____ . __ . ' ' Dally S•nllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. Jan £'1 sEoAL Basketball Race Looms· As Runaway For McAfee's Bulldogs p t-CIUJ iutwl, Pomvoy-Mld(lleport, o., Jan. 12, llifl Foreign Hardwoods May1 esent Scores Leadinn Club Difficult Problem '""""'6 PORTLAND GRADERS FAVORED To Cop Cou NTY CAGE TITLE . Coach Hubert Pri<t'1 Portland Grade School cagers now look like • shoo-In for the Meigs County league championship after dlamaylng Syracuse 43-25 In the battie o! the unbeaten last evening. llJhlh Greder Larry Price, 5·11, led Portland by dumping In 11 markera from overy position on the cOllrt. . _________ nillh"• IY 10B I. IYll . Sontlnol Sporn ldltw atarted out to be I clo11,to112h What race tot the 196~1 SKOAL cage crown bu turnel Into aomtlhlng of a tunaway as far 81 Coach c;harln M'.cAfN'a Athon, Bulldoea are concerned. However In this second round of play tho McAfet coached lodJ from Athen, County may encounter a llttie tougher sledding when they mHt 10me Improved quintets on foreign liardwoodl. c..,. .....~111 81 11 "'- - . . i BAIT llofllra 18 Scrll!llon Ill - Pratt 16 Slevwu ti Sprtagfjold 51 Amhanl 4' llamllton 74 Ithaca '19 llld•r 112 Maotclair 18 St. J.,.ph·, 71 SI. Johll'• n 1>ruel S'/ Haverford 51 Batt• ·, s Bowdoin n Prior to 1ut pm, on Anwri,.n ltl Adelphi '12 tba Portltnd • .., court, oellhtr Wannath, Woodaon Onl ol Ibo teaguu lmprovtd Ibis point 1h11 • J4IO ••· c. W Poll 71 Fllirfleld 71 lfam had been dofeoted ln or Named Top Coach a cap club• II Iba Punlrv7 Pllr- '"''' with • l'fCCll'd Clallh Pm-ldloct 18 Rhode Island • 78 tut ol ie.,... action. PITTSBURGH <UPll-A man pJe Pantban. Bob tuhlly'1 club ...W tab 1h11 Jlochultr II 1.11111 Jolmay Lloll ltd Coach who lilt be wu "notwal to PunlrvJ', with alH n:;::molfdioladalrom••t1-,.1.Q- BlockpmtH°"'"IO.. Hlllal Wolf1'1 boy1 with eiaht the occuion" and anolhar who ::itia cal want ff bad!, -.p. Lalayotta IS Mllhitnlltra 18 poillta wblle ll<>llb!' Cro" and exp,rienc:ed "the i"•t.l mo,._,, Swiqiq b•clt lo tip "Sl!lior Alllrfgbt 18 Wqn.- 57 1W Mdo'load ,__ ment" of 1111 · Ult 1r1 Ibo top inl Circuil,"" N1l&o11vUlo (7-11 trav• Bnndlll Ill W - l6 Ol'llalld held lllb( it1d of -1\n of 19'0. ~ boltl el• 1o,Jacbun (7-S> lo tut Coaoh Maryland 16 Gao,1etown t7 po1n11 at end of the Murray W~lh ot Minneaota : : , . and thould p lhe David F~·• "Sprtu• Ill lint........,_ ,\I haiftbne Portland ml Warren Wood,on of Ne1' Golden Rocbll, current poaoe• Com~,- Wi~L--~elo•nby~-• F-•--D•-L 1,!•-•• •-•--• U. IO · Sta•· · " "~ ,or, of a H ..-.I ~•~ IDBI and an~~--St. Muy"1 - 75- Baltimor """"'• fl lllld ,•- •11-12 .,.,.gin. 'l'boy lhon M exoco ~ ''•lll~'""•Y - Ibo rone lion -Dater Anderacm,-w• Ibo Mt. llounot• back In Ibo lhtnl and named the American Footbatl SEOAJ.. all 1btJ """' lo bandlo. ~ could find tbom• tlve, New Yori: u. 79 T1mple 61 flurlh quarten to make a rout Coaches Auoclallon Wednelday Wellston plaatam , a liM8 d•ltat vldlml of anollltr lllba<k K Al1IJ)' 11 Vlllanova ca o1 Ibo ......... u Iha yaar'1 bot mentors. on Pornaroy In Ibo first """"'lhlnp are rilbl !or Ibo · OroyIOUTB Lut nlllol'• wur aow lland• night Warmath wa• the choict smong The Pantbeh of Coach Rusull at H. Tbe Portlaad liv• will 1- major colJeie e01ch11 and Wood- lloor• have bNn up lllld down howod,N bu been the Ky. Wnf,y1111 tll 11:vanlVfllo e 00 llrtdbur- next woek befan bolnC 10D among small colle1t1· thll ....,., but may hove hit •-v. EnkiDt n Mercor Ill ollldally c1owued leque champ. their 1trlde Tueoday nlabt. 'llloy way up &iDco the llart ol Hllllllnston tlJ SW Memphis 80 111 ..._ p II rmtnt Pu1land W- and Warmath received oow could MIile down lo luhlon IIGII lllld with Coach Bob $Jomy Wm. • llary va. SC <can,.W• .. Jt,U. Buck Jiuttoo ltd Paii- at Ibo coaches' IJlllual a more reputabll """14 !or the at the helm Ibo llounds..may 'w;! Austill PHY IJII Union ('l'llln·I et I Willl lliDo and Amol banquet from Jamn E. MeGbee, rest of the ,....., 1,. rt to play the role of Ibo lpO!ler~ Lenoir RhJIII 71 Caiswbe .., l':2'- W •lahl 1111a Ja- vlct pretldtnl of Eutman-Kodak MWD)JII TOIIGIIU Wllh Ill SEOAL clubs lhowlni Hampden Sydney IOI R)do. Irut. t 11111 11111111 olpl for Byuw•. Co. which IPOOIOR the awlNII. ldlddl,port another q,oinltt lb8I bnprov1111e11t wllh ...h game. Vlrplla Union 107 J. t Smith 90 w,nlq nlll>t 117:00 Ibo Ulldo- For Woodiou. the lirll small col- 1w had ii@' upo •nd downa 1h11 Ibo blJ ~ hero II wbolhor Florida 11 Miami (Fla.) 7S ~ Ptrlland ._ wW clalh 1111 cqooh to bo '° honored, ,t ...., ahowtd the boml ran. or not McAf• • Alhenl Bulldop Georpa Teeb Ill a.or,ta eo WIii, & p • o:1111 Parbnburl wu a trying momenl, lie wa, :ey ~ the ability to win Tue• ~Bil WIii. VirglDla Ttd1. rl Saltm II 8". •illbly lh.aken, muttered a word ,ky nlibl whoo they upaet Ibo loll.,, ",,. -•, en• Fllt 74 Banldlr\ 61 0111 W• - XoX,IYIJ and Flab- of thanu then admitted ht wu second place Jackson lromnen. eountar In doll • ecood round of Waih. • Lf1 18 Brld&• watar .. or. ",ony . . I'm not equal lo the Wbethor or not the dollN Is SEOAL • ctlon. r•eord Bethany 61 Wuh. l Jeff. 11 lllll there remalnl O bl _,, Morris H•rVly 11).1 Beckley 73 The Middies travel to Gallipo- Alhtm lhouid haw lHtlt lnlllble Dub Ill Virglnla 90 111 Friday nfaht 1o ~ basbtl In lholr own hanlwood,, but Wolford II Panbrob llll with Coach Clyde Ev1n1 IIJue ••- of lnlllbll MIDWJ:ff Devlla Tbt Glllla Academy qnfn- ""'1d ND Into ,,_.y tel ~ . . . . a 1-1 lffllNI ovor- OIi Iha road. ~ ( m., II North P• rk Ill Ill thil 1tBIOO and II plltlty dan· INU WUN P&CT SI. Nu;rbort II< Mlcbl1•n .-..i, IJII gerwa on 111 home L'OJtl. Coad! DALLAS Tu. (IJPl>-Tbt Dal· Btlhoi (Kan,J '18. Babr 71 Nolan Sw1ekhamer'1 Yellow Jae- lu ~ of Ibo Alnlrl<an Fool- Llwll 19 Aurora 71 kets boat ~ B1111 oa.ill ball LI.... hav• Ibo Mt, UnlOII II .48 ly the flrll 111111 around bu lhoir uantnf of Prank Jacboa, hall· Ktllj State '18 WIii. Mlcblpn Tl n•ed plenty olthdol: club beck fnnn lloulhm! llathodl.,t, 11,1fam1 (Ohlol 71 14ar1ba1i et1 ebJllty lo ,top II ...... and Dumy Ill fllll from Mal"ian n Indian.a Tleh. • tomorrow HOD . DavldlOII, lo 1181 Jac:t- Wabash 78 Crel&hton 77 · R ine and Jlulland lhl COUil1011 "M a lilb round drall cholct Tolldo II Bowlina 0.-- II Ameria's Selling wu plead cm tho ll8th wur 11,,acbeat two ctulM, .:....U-wlM. and Vitamina-Mineml Produd 1rt at home Friday nJabl lo boll fOlllld. Air 1'1>r<t II Canlanarf • two allo-ran qulnltta. Racine Olodally--111-tlllnbo• ls Belpre tomorrow beloro llllnklilm 111tlirlllltlll of AU vitemln• taking to the road for two gam,1. tri111 _. minlmunl ... 11 Vilaminl, 11 Coach Larry Morri,on'1 """" IMll to jull keep rolllnC along alter dropplnl on• lo the Pomeroy Psnthm. Racine hu 144'1 won Dino • - lh1II far and without a doubt will natcb Dlllll• btr 10 Friday nliblRutland, with a roputabll T-2 .• , ,--,.1ort1io ............ a lolll1 OJ wiDIIH CbitlAC.f <II-?) 11ft i., , l~l.19 morrow at Rutland. 'Ibo Pad Dtvill with tboir fut-bnak and Bottle of 30 _ 53c pl rtboo11M11n1 ,hould lraap tbl ¢ cu-y clllb wlnlaM. Probably by f•r the CGIIIIIJ't mo,t implo,.d ball club, tbl Eutam Eailu, pt • . . IACH IICJ. 91• NOW IUYS tell l'ride,y nJCht 1lbetl lhlJ lrav• :· • laAU. IUfnlllD MIiii.. ........ .......... u10·, el to P•rbnbllfl lo lllffl lhl Llllfe Reda. • IIJIAU AIIOIOl.·'IOOIH PAID .............111. Al the llarl of Ibo HUGa tbl I N9wlC...NemtNAND LOl!ON ......... , ... lor. Eutern Club WU ilVtll llttl• • PAST DANDltln TllfATMINI IHAM,00 ..... I 0& chuco of wiDDIDI- - . . , at ' , ~ ~ =..~..,: ,,..,. ~ ~= -~• i.::.: w:i.. • i:. ~ =::g:"':" ~~ ? ,.:-.m. the,.. = '°!""road~.~. i.!:!""'i.;.....W:u::;:., n1p,: ':":i ~SUPER w1!. PLENAMINS -n:1!~, La,uu, ,,.._ 4.79 7.95-·, 13.90 • ' 'I ; -.CU· -, .... I ,_,...,i / i ? 1) DOLLAR DOUBLES 1oo ' Jerry l.lij:u will bo at bis """'4r pmtkm wlloo Ibo nallon'1 No. 1 bathtboll lNID moot• N«lbwatom ~ nJCht IA • 811 Tm ICll!flo. Doul>t hlicl cut an Ibo amdltion of Luca who tnJurod bis in Ibo Dlb,oll pmo. But bo wmt throu$h a llbort, ri,orw, wurloout with Iha taam Widnes--------- Red.Si Folll' CINCINN~ <UPfl-Tht Chocillnall lt.ds today IIIIIIOunc:ed the llpln& of four ployiri. ill farm l)'lltro manapr, and marrtqe plans of ,.lfltldor HIITJ AnderTh• lignNI. who Mnl in their ,on. c:oiilrsct. by _mail, w~ pitcher• Mar• ball Brid1es. Marv Fodor and Havey Alu and ...,ond b•se.,.. Tommy llarpor. Phil SoabJ' ClnclnoaU'i !•rm di· rector, IIIIIKlllllc:ed llpinl of Bill Spulln1, 11, of Wuhington, D.C, a NCODd be191n,n, lllld Roland Puuro. 13. pitcher, of Slatinatan, Pa .. lo ~act,. Tbt club I fann 1y1tam· man..., IA 1161 aro Col Dul al IndiaD1pol~. Nap lley01 al Jereey City; Tld Star al Columbw,, S. C, Dav• Brlltol at Toptka, Kan., Joluuly VandYr 14ffl at T._, Fla. and Karl KUlbl at N.Y· ... ~- II 2 i' I I I '°HON WY 2-2955 111 I. MAIN ITIIIT ,, ·:-' 1: To ~· '1 :{ ,: < !- Thll will bt the a'l-year-<J!d Sbaw'1 third NFL club. '!'bl fot. ONpn • tar played fullf IU• IOIII for the Bal11morw Qilts boJani be WU traded to th1 Olanta bofon th• a1art of tho lilt - - Spa;,ed Female ,2.00 Female ,2.00 • O • • • • • • • 'ro\Vnlhlp I :\ f ' ii . r II I I I I l .8- I o o I I o o I o o o O I o I O O I O O O O • • • I 0 0 0 • • • .. 0 • O O 0 0 0 • I t= • t O • t I O I O I I o O I I t O o O O O I O O I, I O I t ..·•.. I I 1111r !. l. fil!M'jj[ El [ - . ;. DRESS SHiRTS White and colored. Na- tionally" advertised values to $6.00 .• • I I , I .~ I ••• ••• ' ' i The· "car of the year'' . '' I Ovcrwhclmine acceptance of the new 1961 model$ introduced last fali-toiiethcr with the tttmtrldo11s success of the 160 ChevrQlets-has sent Chevrolet plllisenicr .car sales lO an all-time· yearly hieh. More ntw -Chcvrolets and new Corvaits were delivered to more pcoplt J11rin1 tht past year than ever baueht ahy inalce ·of car in a sinale y11r before. We and 'yo11r Chevrolet dealer . . J. ' H. ·Cqldw•H ' s,, tllt "''fl . '• • · thank yoll for yoJJr continuin;i confid111ce in; and preferenct for, Chevrolet Your rccord-brcakine purchases of Chevrqlets h:i.ve sia;nificance t,!) everyone thinlcine of buyini a new car ~his year,· and-since sales of new 1961 Chevroleu and Corvain continue at record-brcakine levels -are a healthy indication of the inherent; strch1th and ;viaor of 011r natio,:i~I ,conomy, .,, . 1.¼\,) ' c,Jtr;~itt cars, C/1,r;y Cotwirs a,,i/ tit, 111111 Co!""~~~ ~~ r~.~~ \ 1 ,, ~ ' .. . . . . . . . ...... . . . POMEROY:MOTOR cQ; . .· ~• . COUNTY AUDITOR of M.lp COllnty ~ '!'>'@h If ·,ot lallr t1Ja lu.' II, lM1 to mid IJll11nl ~ t , . • . ... ,._ i • \-..! t SWEATERS POMIRO . ·Y, OHIO ' - - -,~ ...,..,,_ - $3.9S REDUCED¼ I I ' i II I I I I I i I) it J I \ ~ _....., .,.....:.,.... , .r: and time lo save . save, save on winter dresses, whDe mos! of the sf>ason is still to come. grtal savings . See new slyle ideas Hurry in. see our big :'ielection and . .. dassits, Luo . See prices ,lashed down to amazin g lows. See, choose. VALUES TO $8.95 VALi/ES TO $10.9S $1~00 $8.00 VALUES TO $14.95 .,. , I VALUES TO $16.95 Ladies' Better Skirts ~; $3.99 1 ~~" • so Girls' Better Dresses REDUCED! .Values to $2. 99 t Values to $3.99 Values to $5. 98 o/o fo1:k, I Spmach ltlay be seasoned TOPCOATS Netionally advert ised lue;s lo $42.50 - --• --• . ~.44$3.44 - - $4.44 • in -. tha fabri c quality, tailoring and detail , thal it's worth far more the slashe_d-down price. We must make way for spring stocks, ... but winter has a long way to go, so take advantage of- these buys! j with ' I Values To $29.95 KNIT SPORT SHIRTS WINTER JACKETS REDUCED¼ REDUCED¼ 1(1luH To $2.n LADIES' HATS _ Now$2Q v,,_ ,I 1 $37.SO B!essing, M,1son . AN'NOU:' lfF: BIRTH Mr. and Mrs Emmett Ward of ' , South Point, Ohio, are amiounr" / in~ the birth of a son_. their first I I chtld, at Holz~r Hospital on Fri day morning. January 6. The r' mother is the former Juanita Dudding of Mason i The baby weighed eight pounds ' and was named Dule Arthur. Malernal grandparents are Mr. and 1 1Mrs. Dennis Dudding of Ma1:100. i IPaternal grandpare11ls ar~ Mr. ' I and Mrs. Fre'd W.-.rd of So 11 t h j 1 Point. 1 $2.6S ea. 2 for $S.00 1 ALL OTHER i SPORT SHIRTS Values To $35.00 I Etha V-alues To $0,00 1 PERSONAI.S ,. Now$2S $J,OO To $3.99 LADIES' HATS _ $ Values To $5.91 LADIES' HATS _ $ .c» 2 . CJO 3" ¢, ., ~ Values To $5.91 L1die1' BETTER SKIRTS . $4:tl , A, . • Men's Winter Jackets REDUCED, Here we l'or11c with just the ri·ght garments to put you on the WARM side of all the cold. blustery wealher still .ahead . , , all at deepl y rut price lags that will ihow you tremendom; 111t\'• ings. Act fast on this! Values To $14.95 '. . Valuea To_ $16.95 Now 510 Values To $19.95 ,; ~ , ' ~-I 0 I 1• I l , · ii Fashion catch of the season for shoppers who know rema<"kablt values when lhey see lhemt Each coal in this sale show& butter, chopped haC'on, or with I lemon jnir-i~ or vinegar and then garn ished with hard-coo l:ed egg:;. I1'~ese foatures will help to maki• 1thts vegetable more appealing 1o ;your family _ / I !.~ne 1ind .Jo Ellen , Pomeroy; Mr. i and Mrs. Ed Fry, Letart , Mrs. I Rlanc:h Yeager, Letart; and Mrs. 1 $28.50 .,.._"!.~.---------•------.. " I ,ni. Sale .. , Downie - Gross, Inc. ' ; Coats Reducedl 1 Phil Van Vranken . stalioned with the u: S Naval Air Force ; in &nfurd, Florida, returned to ' SPORT COATS, Yaluas To $ZS.DO . . . ............ .. SA(E $18 75 hls base on Saturday alte'r hav-1 Vaiu11 lo $29,95 ..... SALE $22.45 V1luo1 lo $39.50 , .... SALE $27 lng spent the holidays wilh his ~LG(":,N~~!EN~S HATS, Valu11 lo $8.95 .... .... .......... SALE $3.50 wife. the former Barbara Wil- 1 C PS ......... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . REDUCED 1/4 BIRTIIDAY DINNEU ! , 1 Group of MEN'S PAJAMAS, Yalu11 to $5.00 ... , . . . . ........ SALE $2.65 Dallas Yeager of Mason 1\'as Mtn'1 TR~NCH COATS, Nation1lly Ad,., Y1lu11 to $22.95 ... . SALE $12.95 honored on ·Sunday with a birth. ; duy dinner at his home. , ALL, MENS & BOY'S DRESS SLACKS . .... ..... ........ REDUCED 20% Attending the dinner and spend. , Mon! and Boy'1 LINED AND UNLIN.ED GLOVES .. . • , , , •... REDUCED y3 Ing the aUernoon with Mr. and I MEN 5 SWEAT SHIRTS, 811t1r Quality .. ............. ,, ... SALE $1,50 Mrs. Yeager were Mr. and Mrs. 1 1 Group of NECK TIES, V1lu11 lo $2.50 . .... . ..... , ... ,. .. .. . SALE 97c Clarence Yeager and daughter, Do your Shopping for next Chri1tm11, only 351 day, loft. Beverly. Letart; Mr. and M r s. John Fry and son, Jimmy, New 1 I Group N1tion1lly Adv. SUITS, Valu11 lo $69.SO . . . . . REDUCED 1/, I Ha ven; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ye ,' ger and children, Sally and MarALL lTEMS 011 Sale are from our Regular Stock of ·Na. tin, Mason, Mr, and Mrs. James tionally Advertiled Brands. A. Diehl, Jr., and daughters, Char• ; 1.son, at the home or her parents. 1 1 .Joe Sini. also . stationed in Son- 1 I fo1·d, spent the holidays with the I Wilsons. I Mr. snd Mrs Gary Wilson 0 Hoffle CJf Arrow shiffs'•""' - - - - - affl.l S(lffl ~!em; W!t"·Va.; spent ,, ·POMEROY severa I days with his parents, OHIO Mr· and Mrs. Bliss Wi!son. I --~----,,--_;_;_J Mu. Lester Russell and Qbh- \ ~-~·- January , REDUCED¼ I....'. ,.... .... Dresses Reducedf rr~ I It is v e r y important to tak(• , good care of the spinach when lyvu arrive Jiome. The packaged / spin~rh shou_lrf be placed in the ,' I refrigerator m the bag. The bulk ' spinach should be washed and I dried as well as you can before' I .~ring it in a covered pan or ven- 1 tilated plastic bag No w for the cooking whirh is an important determining ractor ' ~s to_ how· well your fa mily will I like 1t. ,Just remember, Htlle or n~. addPd water exeept that which /1 clmp:1; to the leaves is needed for cook ing spinach. If you are / (:ooking a large quantity he sure ' and turn several limes with aI Men's & Boys' SPORT SHIRTS ALL OTHER It ·1 !.~~!. ~'!!~~?~'~,f~~~!~~,:~;, . , -- Igreens. ALL SWEATERS I ' .; I ' . - Values to $:l:l.00-sale ... Ont Group !i I. f Ii Now llcpr. Pre-Inventory Spinad1 thal h<1s b~n wash~ri andktrimmpd is WPll dr ied hefon• Pa<' ing. This vegf'tal.ile deterior• · ales more ra1>idly if packed wet. The usual size packagP. rontaining 10 OUI""· will yield I ,., cups or cooked spinarh ur 5 cup.,; o( i:oarsely chopped s a I a •I :so ' 1 -- - - $2.6S ea. 2 for $S.00 1 Group Mtti'a Values to $7.85 - Sale I • The best selling ~- STARTS FRIDAY, JAN. 13 AT 9:00 A. M. ii '\'•-~••:,, ••7. ~ I ml Mr. Silund n·s was employed January !:I, 1956 us a Oa1•oundm,m, but due lo previotlS expedcn<·e a.-1 a lineman in lhif Seebees, w.is promoted to 1..inemiln B afler \m · ly three mo,ths ""''"'· On July I. 1957 he became Lineman A. Downie-Gross Annual Januarv ' Sai,ings llp To . Si,fl S--6-7 Assort~ Colors 1 TBf BIGGEST l'ALlJES IN TOWN! . . per~ e omeroy • • '1111, ~ I • . i • •• •• • • . ·1..·• . lt::::::ia'.'..8: I~m'11s .\d, w•, 1 ' . l RAYON UNDIES , Mrs. E1 l'l t>II H1s.,t.-ll · A trea:;ure . hunt was ht•ld in Sl'L','Af'H · wlueh e;1d1 girl hunted for h e r . . . Brownie pin whieh was hiriilt'n I Spma(·h p1IP'1 hig h nn a "ro<·Pi _v Tht ,1c1t1a/ <'1't"Ptnmw of inve~ti• ~ounlcr may aUr:. w f yo•Jr c,tlt>., tllrt' foHowp(l :ind tiu,h mt>mht'r lion You know ii'.~ ~ood for .'>OU stepped fo1-ward, n•dll•d l h ,, bul the Ing question !hat (·on!rnn1,, Brownie Prnm ise and re('eiwd .)LILI. is it a good buy·; !heir µim; from !\!rs. s 111 ·faet' , Thf' The Extensihn Foods c1nd Nr•· rroup sang '"Hattie Hymn uf the lr:lt(m Spt-('ialis! at \\ht Vin~in kc-publfr'• bt:·fore heinj dii;miss- ia Univt"rsity. FlizalK"th Ann Hobed. Jf•rts._ has s t ;, lrd a ff:'w tip~ for Invested into tht' troop Wt:re Judg1r1g: spin.:id1. 1 1 Cinrla Foglesong. PamPla Rousl1. fi rst . look al the leaves. If tlier Linda Perry Kathy Foglesong, art! ('J'isµ. dritn. and 0,ark !;l'<'t>n Cecelia Smith , Bet"key Hayne,;, you will know ll'af the h·l.lves an• St1s.in Siwfaee, Risa Surfoc(', l'e1it• fresh. Smi1II. tt-nder· s rl'ms a r 1• ~y Sayre. M.:i rilyn <.:oak, Beverly good signs of p)anls that w f' re I Carson. Sall_v Yeager Vl•ra Zus- )01mg and IC'ndt'r when !lwv 1.iere pan. Penny Burris, Vickie Crow . i;alht'rrd. Bu1. hi> l'aut1a11s if 1/w Shelia Lit.'1'ing , Mary Haley . Car· 1ea1·es a1·e _l"f• 1!ow or ,, ·illP·d _ this o! Baldwin, Connie Gilland. and may indicate old age or po o r Celine .Mdiowan care. - _, RF.CEIV.t:S SF:RVlt:E AW.um You will fmd some s pi11a("lt sold S. E. ~atmd Pi·s. Lineman A in in bulk and ot!wr c:/,,,1Jed, w.i.~h • lhe Ripley line crl!w, Appalach • ed and ready for 1'1 e pot. When I ian Puwer Compuny, was aword- I so ld rn hulk. tlw pr·iee wi/1 lw less ed his live yea rs ser11i('e award I bet·amf' J'IO _hundling for wa~l1~ recently. IJ/lg or trimmmg is rnvolvt>d . , f I •, 1 :,; lri fltwm-...-· was µn·~,..·nl!'<I bv j i- GJ r Values To 39c - ladies' (1,,-, ,, I troop on .r ridav alll'/ ntHin . .I .i n. lluh at I 30 pm . uary 6. ,;I the MaS1Jn Gr ;1 d l' A:\'\l.t; BAll .1-:_11· 110.\.11-:MA KF.R..'i School 'Ille new olfiC'er:. tu r l!,161 l<J(Jf.. Cunducting tlie <-eremony were ' chorge ut !hp d11b IT1l;>1•1 11, g ht'ld Mrs. Ch:.irl(•~ HuJey und Mn, !far - on Jcmuary J.. l!Hil. Tlw imuµ ry Surta"e. hiaders of the tm,p. he ld t_heJr mh•1mg ""i1t1 Mr:,; !{,,~ The f"f'ff'mr:ny wcis oprned wil h Km l"md and a nH·e 1:1l t1•nd..tri<.·1· ul i. short t,usml:!S:i meeting condud elcvt:n members ant! "rit' duh ! ed hy t hc! troop orficers , C:.irl wei·e • pre si:nt Baldwin, K.:i.t/1y Foghil!long . and I It lt's.~1m ··The Club E.\ lt' rd • You'll Like Our Service Home O e.d d O fd I •i .':w 11oof of Nunu:i~ i -· MEN'S CORDUROY SUITS 3 PIECE STYLE WITH VEST Regular $24.95, Now _ _ _ _ $20 Stiffler Stores, Inc. __________________. .._...Shop Friday 9:00 to 5:00 "OMIRO Y, OHIO Shop S.tvrd1y t:OOtot:00 ., ~· II RIZER OIL CO. Phone WY ;~IO~n 'j '', L J Hultem.i,U.et and Wilh hjJ IOO·in-law and dauat,t.er Mr and Mrs. U-ster Zerkle and ' Mr. and Mrs. RL&NeO ~ 1am1/y , m M.li~ . / and children at Matillta, ' and :',frA: t/w, l"ir1 · 11 ; '* :a::: J ' ,i • "• 1 of ~.1s,.m held mve~ll!Urf' t'~n·• Lalht·)' o11d Mr~ Lu·ul u }fou.~ h mumes for the newly urg::inm..J . ~ il l ho~lt>ss to 1he ,\\ ,,J,, 11 d 1,. _ P iil~Afff.P~ffAl!i WJl i J '~ 0 Patel ,Gqrdqn ,; ~-~-"=-=-'" ,~~-Wfl1.,o,,• )~ mil 1.~~ ~•.d u•8 ut , ~~':!f ~:, Tioop !'I. .-·- ' 0 J O O I • 0 0 I I . I I I I u I ,Yr, IJMo.jI M I,IF. 'JIIIIIWhlta Gn,jllriDdlojTah lrownJYtllow Loa, jlbortjltllownl j I O O I O O O • • r .. I I .. I I I ,11.111 I I ,. /' I "Free-Flo Special" fuel oil will heat vour home without worry, all winter Jong! No more trouble with sludge in your heating oil-not when you use "Free-Flo St>ecial," the fuel oil with a special additive that pr.vent. sludge formation. In untreated fuels, sludge can clog up olters, pipes, and burner nozzles, causing . costly emergency service! Save money and avoid cold-weather brea~do~s. Order "Free-Flo Special;' 1eatini oil , •• wilh bm11,-in ,ludge pre"nli011/ :Kennel !Mt* ,10 :llrto41 COLOa .... old bllls.J11•U1: pbDlle, then pick 1 Owaera Namt ..•....•......•....... ... .. ... . ..•.• ... .••.• .....•.•..•.• • O • .' - from Ute friendliest peopfa,ia,f, I , Start~,w,tJ,t:I ¥IP alOW~ n .1!1 011 ~un1l;ry l'. !if:'1f:' .-ht- will Jt" ;- ,r. ,to J,mu.Jry Ill - ·nw ~U{'Jhont..is (l"I' w,/1 "'"' " ' " ,\le, Mm·II e -1... , n•e I ECOHOMl SAVINSl 1a&0Atl 'Q e\'\'S rcni...: ,k::. (;:~ :; - 7'.~";'m'" flw Bf'dey Huyni•~ \ t t .. • ~;,, '· GET A CASH LOAN TO CLEAN UP HOUDAY BH1S efV/Ce ¥/ ..... ~ Mrs tllarlM: Sc-yoe and laugn. ,. tf"r ut 1-' .. rkrr,burw Ii Jptrl':tioM" tw o 11- ttks w1Ul lwr pMenb. Mi. John Bentz ntumel lllw and 'wfn ~ i i Dudding. 1pench111 Chriltmu wJUJ hla Ml ..,,IJ ' , ,, •~ .r .• ,-,r i- • I"/!! lx.t..il,l I- Ui.(i t"10111: <tc , f,m pan,t-1 and deughlft'-in-low, .llr, Ind ,v .,t 1111· l. 11•1,n~ ! u,1. nti rw 111 Mr11 Margarf't Breen df Be- Mn. William Btftfl w ·cFUclrwr \\, •._, 1 •• 1 ' , 1ma1 and 1~ o JMI t·n ',111 rJtif<h!"'1 !\1 J•·:· .11 . i.o <, nnn tiwrw mtdJ1. M1Mfi0ta, ia \l\1ting i1r. at COl'lhod.aa and H.,r i"ur•• <1l Ho, · ·1 Ht .· J I or snve~t,tHureld - I • . . # STOPS I joill tbo loque nut • ....,_ "'lbll hooor nfllct• cm Ibo .,. Minnesota 11am and all die aulllilnt coadlu. It WU a o00111npllabllllnt," ho iald. ~WILL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Mt111· County, Pomeroy, Ohio. Encloff ..If. ldlNtNd IIIVtlope 111d prl<e ol UctDlt, • ' ~ ~ "1 Heating Oil ) Bucby.. rolled over Evansville, de It n d Ing NCAA unall eollep cl!impkm, :Monday Digbl wllhout big "Luke." It a wnnrn•nhb job, but ll lawhckid the --""'• L : i : ol the Bucbye1 en 1'11 :, ;.;,. the Buclleyea tbrou N...J tern' ttmll Wedn• da ::: ., ••~lo - k at,. Y ,.......... 00 . tack p1tleml todayhas. 1-1 reconl Na lhiJ •won, whilt Oblo Slate r,. oblllll lktut by mall, fill In Mid mall thil form to GORDON H. IC.it llol '2-00 I NEW YQRK (\IPIJ-'llM Now DIAl)UNJ: FOR PURCHASE OF lffl DOG UCENSE IS JANUARY 20TH. ONE POLl,.All (,1.00) PENALTY IF UCENSE IS PURCHASED Af'l'ER THAT DATE. ~JI YOUR CONVBNil!NCE USE THIS HANDY APPUCATION BLANK AND IWL TO TlD COUNTY AUDITOR AT ,THE COURT HOUSI NOW. FUS AU TWO POI.LARS (f.1.00) J'OR &ACH DO Q, MALI: OR FIMALI. i;! I '.11,e I ' C,~ Pe f 0 ree • fl, .,. York Gi.nts today tradod GIOtp Shaw, a National Football LNpt quartarback I« 11< INB\llll, to lie MinDl!IOla Vikq1, who wlll Attention Dog -Owners . .~.," HFJ ---- \~- ---s ~-" ft. 1ir1 l'OMIIOY, OHIO · ' . .,. "Blffl ,ay1 be c1111 11ar1 Satur- T!lylor .oatd. "I Jlllt hopo ,..,,. day and that's good _,g1r for prtpartd to handle lll,jthJns bo m•," Colch Fr.I Taylor •aid oft. mf&ht come up with." ,.. ., the drill. Lucu, in hll .....i lbort, tane manner, said the knee 1,11 "okay" durJn8 the drill. Taylor bad flcod the po111bni1y , of IIIN!ing Norlhwattm at 11:vlllllon, Di., wlllloul Luca,, but htwuoutlpoklnlywobappyuout "auw " Warmath, whOH !tam WU ratId Iha baat ill tb1 natiun "1 lhl UPI 111d &band the Ill Ten lltlt. called tht honor "Tho ..-,., DlODllnt in my 11ft." • PIIICIIPTIONI f perfectly. s did tt'1 RobrJ wnt. trot out hll ao4 , try ,ome llllllna ,.ctlcs qaiD," .. , ·IN CHEVROLEl CAR HISJOAl ftahlJ!inr SWISHER LOHS J job br... jwllor and tt .Sha-To 11.1•--•ota occulon." < -a, I !Wddl~wn ·• I M;,inin IIJ k1 ·1 JI l l1i.11I.-,',,:, j .\lr 8.,rb•r i., 1f•11,.i- .,1m.1: ; 1 (.1', a ser tt,U:-,, i1;r1c,~ (0.\11\'G n ·t:, ·-nt .! t'l:11',t' !(,, .• /1 r..,~ r ! 1·,· .J,mti:lf" \' 11:i \f1~ = ...-.... ---. I r.i~ Hi,q,h f '.;r1wr1gh1 und .\1 1 , HP lf'f1 H;i• ~.. r 111~1 1,-!1 fin ..tin ,rr IIDi'nmAV PARTY I 1 J• A birthrlay p:m , was r v e r f ' J IL d l' \\ 1:-.. G1ej:ur J\1:11 Lt" i h Sunday afternoon in honor of Ran- Mr~ Anna Lou,se . CoilPV Mi-. pouJ. Ui110 h ·,1!-.1t u1g tin 1;1.1, 1'! hfft Y.111 IJf" t ,, ,.,.,~ 1., !hi dt lAe Lewis ee!e111 .~ · ·nr; ,, , ~ hime •; C::L1nn1nt;ham , l'it'11, ·H:1 •, er, part'n! !I , Mr ,mJ Mrs Ii" 1 1 v mitktr , m ll r~ \,·w 11 ... , .. fl ,, 1 "J · ut ; w 1,1 m "U11 ,,. ,in!( A, ,·-·,i t6W'th birthday by his mothe, at Mrs . .\Jar g I e, Cartwright and Johnson. Ela int· ')f Mason Mrs Je,n ne Elaine l'd1"1\-.i 1..• /11 , ••. ,,, ,, .. , ,,. var :01.1 .~ 1Jt r .a~1(111 -, \', f 1-, his home, The afteJ"noon was stit>fJ' 1"' , , u II' ., ., , . vr day with .'\i1{"kt.'y ,\'.1( hol1>0n /* lht' mr1m ft' al ur(' J>rt" ~i ri, - I In playing games and pri1-es ·~ er,, Johnson . Mrs Laurtnl' LewJs. Mr bnd .\1 1:. Gt'(wg,r }:h,in-: ,11 h:, \4.' undil SIPmpl.- . Jlnrnt' Ji,-n-, awarded . .James Cunningham 1•.orJ ~ i·s 0 1'a HiggiJt~ and Stei•: ari the door prize. ~1cDennitt of Poinl l'l t•us,in'. r:s. lf'nded tlw C1.1 up/ es < ·J ut., at r 11 e , 11.~ tr.i"rJ•1 Atent <\iwurn · Jr1h ·,· ited of fl!r- , 1;nd M1 :- Jim 0,1•/;I Psled is wekmnf' to ait ,,,1 Refreshment-s of k'e r r e a m .. dMr and ·Mrs Lloyd Will iam~ --home IIJ '' · ::iun ay evening. I ew 1t'ar:. .t:ve .Ji.muan-' J7 _ Mr - Lt'r, I it, h eake and pop wert served le Kny Mrs. E C Riddle ·n,I Eth)·, <>I ' / , - - ~ I Id I • h C1111 AMERICA'S -POPULAR PAIR ,L_ i Mas,,n N f \'i· w ll.1vn1 •·l~1t i·d Mr and ~rr~ J:_.1 1m \..,11 ''i• ,·r F1,d.;, l' ,(•'l!lj' u ..i IScil .J!!k(•I OJ Ma~on , Uoic:r P ,•r1y am! J•1dy ll1sl'Jt. /'otneroy, O!i :· 1 .lame~. IJf>tlL~t' !l. nd Anr~rl la ,. 1 nmgh.:i m , ,J t', Hth:\ an,! roni:1 1t"ollt':;, ".P w llt1\'t'r1 Ch i ,• k i e Julm-..,u Jadll' am.J Lmr!IJ Call Of Interest 11am - lilata THE BIGGEST~YEAR ANACIN } Jerry Lucas WI•,, Start Game opc,1t11n,ot1161U-Wlnmark. <111-ni.. :'°" ~Nai..tl:~at:'! Against Northwestern 'Cats :!:::,!, :;"i.: ~ t":": CQLWIIJS (I/PD - 'lbt kt- day wu ~ - lit. _ at Ev..-. eyeo of Oblo u a 'I,_. lirmo 111W bu made 71 58 "'wbolo" acalA and All-America apodal !met for Ibo W , "'I lroa&in• Bill (Coach B 111 We thank you for~ .. 36'12.59 wifton Jtems 12. 19"1 ·' - �....... __ .... ___ .....;..:::~::,::::r1::::.~!"-'..i ~:--_,•i .:.!:::' ~ ========;;;:=,;;::;-~.,. . . -.._._ . ------- ._ __ ... .-.------- . -· .. --- .. --. . . ,._..._--.. -----'-------,,.t.~.;::.--~~~-;_-=-----· - ' -" '1..1W £.'f"'!' l ~ ~ d - 't,..""!. ""' '"!'"":...,:;::=::.,;:;::~ ..· . ·_:. ~ .a. .. ·,- - r •·r-,,,-,........,._~-~---:., •- - • " .,. __ ~ ....... ..- , ' • • L ~ DieuJ the redtraJ pvemment and WU VPW POST NO. MIA • civilian anployee of tht W a r lwnnll' G. Whittier Adminil- Department and later an army , . r1plaln during tht Wffl' y e • r 1. tr • ter of Yllerant Aff11n, hu H ial I t t to th relipld efferlin JIIIIWU")' Ja. e wu a spec .11111 1 an e .... Pt f liartlll2 Friday Janull'118th U111dnLTanner atarll their flnt ult ol 19Gf with outatancllDi values In Men's and Boy', Clolllln, - , Secrelary ... V ~ ,. •·· E '"" u,;t:llfllt xecu• of the U. S. Q11i . . M . ( ~.. followin1 the ruignation o( I.IOft WI rtcelV Wit SO!ll(> HllrvPy Higley , Whittier wa• chos- ~pp~hen.slon by veteran3 organ- ; • by President Eisenhower to be- u.al~ leaders. ~ring _llUI brttf 1951 ° Wall Street Chatter 1 1 Complete Stock Men's WINTER Group of Men'• · JACKETS & SUBURBANS 331% OFF SPORT COATS Reduced 33¼% Rog. Rog. Rog. Rog. Rog. Rog. $9.98 Jackels Now . $12.95 Jockot, Now $17.95 J1cket1 Now $19.95 Suburb4J11 · $2,.95 Suburbans $39.95 Suburban, Rtt, $19.95 Sport Caafs Rtt, $24.95 Sport Caal1 Rtt, $29.95 Sport Coot, Rtt, $39.95 Sport Coats $ 6.63 $ 8.63 $11.97 $13.30 $18.63 $26.63 Men's Suits REDUCED Rag. $29.95 NOW $23.11 '. ,. f th -~ •H• IUITS - Now $19.97 Now $26.63 .. .... NOW US.II Rtt, 69c WORK GLOVIS Rtt, fl .39 WORK GLOVES Rtt, $1.59 WORK GLOVES .... $1.91 WORK GLOVES Re9, $3,7' WCRK GLOVliS $4.98 ··•· $15.95 Robes Now ...... $7,98 Large Group Wool and Corduroy Men's Hats Reduced2S% 331 % R19. er.ii l!'lllflhl_fN' who h1111 N11·ned t·1111 .~fflflGthly. tArnln!:l, m11y rr-: from hit ,pura worki11A up in a line bound lo $2 a sh:1rt- in 11,m ~ promoUonl'II . Ill' 11flrvp(I In the nn rsllm,1ted Sl .70 in l!lf!O Army during World War 11 wa~ 11U111·hed to the t-ombinc-d Tht pelican derived lta C'tuel, nl Slarl when he was rl is- from the Greek word for t·hur p •,I 1111 • Colonel In l!M5. : .. rt·Hus," the ,hape of Jts Mary h1111 held aeveral joh.~ in !ll'ak, $2.65 HA TS Alme "ax·· ~re~t ··•· $-1,91 SHIRTS NOW $3,32 HATS NOW $6,65 HATS ••, . $9,98 SHIRTS •••. $10.95 SHIRTS TALOS Mlf SILE ,., ... NOW $1.11 Reg. $11.95 NOW $1.,a Reg , $13.95 NOW $7,30 HATS . NOW 110,41 .... $59.95 50%-0ff NOW 93c Broken Sizes Only Rog. $4.50 Shlrh Now ...... $2.25 Rep, $5.00 Shirll Naw , • , •• , $2.50 NOW $1.06 NOW $1.32 NOW $2.$3 ALL SALES FINAL Complete Stock Mens Sport Coats REDUCED $19.95 Sport Cotts -··· Now fl5.Q Rtt, $24.95 Sport Cooh .... Now $19,11 Rltl, $29.95 Sport Coot, .... N- $11.U Rtt, $35.00 Sport Coats .... Now $27,11 .... $45.00 Sport Coots .... Now $35.U Special Group flannel Shirts REDUCEDI Mens Shoes Shlrls Now ..... . $2.38 Rtt, $3.91 Shirts Now , • , . , , $2,91 .... $2.91 Complete Stock Men, Sweat Shirts Complete Stock All Men• Long Sleeve Entire Stock Men's Cord. Slacks REDUCED! SWEATERS REDUCED Snort Shirts REDUCED Sweat-,. No:« . , ' $ \68 $2.91 Sport Shirt, .... Now $2.31 Rtt, $3,99 Sport Shim ···- Now $2.91 Rtt, $4.98 Dress Slacks REDUCED SLACKS ...... NOW '5M .... $1.99 .... $5.95 Sport Shirts . ... Now $4.61 .... $7.95 Sport ,Shlrto --·· Now " " ' SLACKS -··· · · NOW '7.11 .... f12.95 SLACKI · -·-· NOW ,10.aa Rtt- $16,tS SLACKS •. ... NOW fll.41 PfOUCEDI R• g . $1.69 Boys Shirts Now $ 1.31 Reg. $2,91 Hoodlld loy, . . . . Re11, $1.91 Mo~, Shirt• , . .. . .... $2,91 Mon'• Shlrh ••, . tl,79 M1n'1 Shirts $2.31 ··•· $5.tl Slack • Now . .. , .. $4.61 $ I.SI ··•· $6.41 • ... $5.99 .... ,1.99 $2,31 $2.91 -.. lltt, . Swfften Now $ 6.38 Rog, $9,91 Sl1ck1 Now ... , , . $5.11 .... '6,t5 Sl1ck1 Now ... , , . $5.41 ··•· 17,95 Sieck• Now , , . , . . $6.31 Complete Stock Of Sw•• ten Now $ 7.11 ··•· 112,91Now Swe1ten Ra1. $14,95 $10.38 Sw•ater1 Now $11.11 S,-,t Shlrta ____ Now $1.U Bov's s,,its pcn1J(ED SUITS .... llt.95 SUITS Rog. $24.95 SUITS SUITS .... 132,95 SUITS NOW $12.71 NOW 331 o/o Sleeks N.... tl,91 Sl1ck1 NRog. $4.tl Sl1ck1 NRtt, $5,95 Sloeks Now .... 16,95 Sl1ck1 Now $17.95 TOPCOATS NOW $11.97 Rot, $19.95 TOPCOATS . NOW 113.30 .... $22.95 TOPCOATS NOW $15,30 Reg. 129.95 TOPCOAT! . . NOW $19.97 $IS.II NOW $19.11 NOW $23.31 NOW $21,31 Dress R• nuc • D lltt, $3/11 SLACKS NOW $1 .tt .... $4,95 SLACKS . NOW $2.41 JACKETS & SUBURBANS , , •. , . $2.31 . , ... . $2.98 REDUCED . , , , , . $3.81 331% JACKETS $6.63 R19, 111.95 JACKlfl $7,97 lltt- 114,95 Surburll1n1 $9.97 Rtt- 17.95 Surburban, $11.97 lltt, lt.95 Surburban, $13.:IO ll... '9,;1 , , , , . , $4.61 , , • . . . $5.41 NO LAY-AWAYS • • Complete Stock Boys' Complete Stock MEN'S Slacks 50% WINTER llq, $2,91 Rtt. Special Group Boys Dress IVY SLACKS REDUCED TOPCOATS REDUCED Complete Stock Boys' Sh Entire Stoclc I • } J en1ng Gloves REDUCED Att, $3.91 GLOVH '2,91 Rtt, $4.91 GLOVES $3,U Rog, $5. 91 GLOVES $4.61 R... $6.50 GLOVIS $5.11 SWEATERS REDUCED .... $4.99 , _.... s,.q .... $5.99 s -.... $4.~. lltt, '7,95 ,,.....,. '6,:11 .......,, ,_. ,. "·" :ord. Slacks I I ' lb. 49c. HOME MADE SUCHER'$ SAUSAGE lh. 49c RIB STEAKS EGGS I \ I & ' Complete Stock BOYS' rn, ... l )· ' ,Ill i,,,t" ,, jt ro ... SU:t.'ACI ,11 JMOS l! (. :! Of TH.:' U1f.:'T WCI ,3 0 NS I: .' ; :); '/Y'J 1,;0~!::N A.":Sf/11,U . \ ·-· ';f,;,'Nt; MORE T!UN 3,000 IC '•• -JDS, ri :~ SU~.: AND. O~~c i: J.UOJ r.'!AVf!S Ar SU,f~! ONiC :-·;::os. Htlnl[Q • AtO:,'O tr A PAJAMAS Knit Shirts '' :,,.,. , .... ·, .s. ,..... ----..:: ... "'' "'tff.' . ..... ' ,· 25% Rtt, .... Rltl, lttt, 11.49 $1.91 '2,91 Q,91 OFF IHlllTI SHIIITS IMIRTI IHlllTS ,1.oa a1.41 12,11 '2,N • ENEMY our QI' '"' Sll'I •r ::t:MI A17''~~1S AND .Ah'GfS. ~MCIAfl &, •NO REFUNDS• REDUCED .... $2.4' P1(1mas Now $IN • ... $2.91 P1l1m" .... $3.91 ·-- Now $2.U ,,111111, ... Now $2.N 411,GDO t-:C.'?Sef'0\1/f.~ IA.:.·:.:r C.' :QltJ!. fA!CS' WAffifl,O 1$ •D~NAflO Ir A ,R.otlMlTY ,us,. r.1.;os , t.·:?,c:!-ro 1usr Entire Stock Men'• : Union Suits ' REDUCED .... a1.ri SUITI . . .. NOW f'h.51 .... ,2.., SUITS .. .. NOW $2.0I ll... f2.H IUITI · -· · NOW , 12.11 PAJAMAS .... $4.H Slacks Now .. . . ~-11 lltt- f.1.95 Slldll Now . .. $4-61 REDUCED $2,H' 50% IIEDUCID .... $4-25 Pil111111"-SI .... '7,tl BOOTS $i.9' .......,. ,.,...... $3.11 1ttt, $5.N Polam11 $4.tl .... .,_,. Po ....... $UI Boys' Long Sleeve Second Ave. ~~~iADED - - - do,. FRESH 111, '9,ff BOOTS 14.N llot, '7,lt IUITI "-" .... Ill.It SUITS MAI CHEESE 2 lh. •~ 79c BATH TISSUE 4 rolls 33c PANCAKE FLOUR 4½ lb, bag 59c FOOD SPREAD i. W. CARTER APPLES 2 lbs. 25c Dress Slacks HI ShMt I Oxfon:11 REDUCEDI Sport Shlrto .. Now $1,tl .... $2.91 Sport Shlrto .• Now $2,31 ll... S.H Sport Shtrto 2.99 ltt, $3.N ltACKI $11,N Rtt, $4.H SLACKS $3.11 .... !16,N SLACKS '5.41 llog. $7,ts SLACKS !16,8 K1n91roo & ·Kid Leatha .... $2.49 • Gallipolt,, 6, All Zl .~,.IR-t:KIN .... $7,50 1"911 $4-17 ltt- $f.95 SHOU $5.97 1lq. $9.tS .,.. • r• SHClal I NAVY BEANS- S i~ 59c CLO$E OUTI REDUCED • ... ,1.N Sport Shlrto ·- Now $1,41 Genbe._ "'!:.t:.,-..::; !16,a i eNO ~CHANGES; ,i:;:· ~• ( ~:-.'; Uld..::= AR • r;·.Jr 0: ;.,.III .i.:: tend, tho Meig,_ Coun . ly Councill Mr. and Mn. ,Blackwood and meetiog ~ Ii!'. lj<ld . In RuUond, Mr. aod Mrs. Marvin Keehluah Feb. 1 .. served refreshments. a1 ,. "111'1 Juicy Steak A I.ton otNI MNty A Tempting Chop ' :~ ' 5 lbs. Here's Where To ,-----MEATS!----. Shopl Rib Pork Roast Smoked Callas Hams 6-8 lb avg lb 35c 1 Lb. Rolla Sausage,Moundview, 3 rolls $1.00 Bologna; In piece · · · · · · · · 3lbs. $1.00 Pure Lard Shortening · · · · · · 2 lbs. 33c End lb.45c JUICE ORANGES doz. 49c ' 3 Sausage IN. $)-CIO ' Boiling Beef 111.39c OHIO VALLEY 3 Bologna lbL $J,OO KRAFT M.1racIe wh·1p _a.rod DroMlnt _ Velveeta Cheese Clover Farm ln1t1nt Coffee 10 01. (•r $1 .19 Jo-Bo Dog ind Cat Food _ 12 cans $1.00 Lady Tabor Peaches, l1rge can, ·, . In HHvy Syrup, 4 cans $1.00 Clover Farrll VIC picked Coffee _ lb. 69c Clover farm Milk, Till Cans _ 4 cans 53c Crisco _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 lb. ctn 85c Candy Bars, p1ck19a of 6 b1ra, only _ 19c fresh Milk, Gillon _ _ _ _ _ _ 85c FOLGERS - MAXWEil HOUSE 10 OZ. JAi .,.25 ONLY BAKER'S SUPER' MARKET COMPLETELY IILF.SEIIVICI Opon 7 DIY• A WNII I A.M. until 9 P:M. - Oar cuatomm LOCUST a PliARL MIDDLIPORT INSTANT COFFEE Bananas, yellow ripe · · · · · · 2 lhs. 25c Rome Beauty Apples · · 4 lb: hag 39c Tomatoes · · ........ · .. ·· · .. tubs 19c Maine Potatoes · · · · · · 10 lh. bag 49c ,,. Parking For The Convenie1ce Of 2 •.89c LB, CAN ' • You Can Do T'1 Best At • e WAID CROSS~ SONS IN RACINE 1lnce 1860 •1.00 B'8f 2 lbs. '1.00 lllcod All - • BOLOGNA 3 lbs. SJ.00 Ohio Vallo, lllcod · BACON lbs. $1.00 Sklnl... WIENERS 2 lbs. $1. 111... Pork -Livi 4 -lbs. $J. , ... 49c Coffee ':; ;,Ind - - - - - . - - - - -· PRODIJCEt---. -- ... 2 Gr. -nd ,..,. h1k1• Pk.Sausage Jowl Bacon 3 lbs. $1.00' 4 lbs. '1.00 2 KRAFT GROCERIES! fnol,ly B9iling Beef For T• ndar Meat FROM BAKER'S SUPER MARKET Free - !."!t. announce~ datee:n 69c MILK gal. 85c BOYS' Spc,rt Shirts cb•,,.,.... i:~:n'::: W• carry I complete lino of Luncheon M.1ts Complete Stock JASKINS -· TANNE·R 432 FRESH SIDE lh. 49c COUNTRY ,22.sa· All Boya' Cowboy 69c SLICED PORK SRAK II,. SSc ! All BOYS' LI. LEAN .... Now ,10.21 ltt, "-99 P1l1fflll ·- ..,..ice, Bulk Wienen .. · .. · .... · · .... lb. 49c ·SUITS REDUCED. . At SIMON'S MKT• WIENERS ,•• 49c Stock Boyl' BOOTS - :!, :::'";"'' CHOICE CHUCK BEEF Sport Coats .... Now $17,q MIN'S ':.ilumbwt • "' 7- · TOP ROAST " BOYS' red Grange P}ans G } FOr New y ear 0 69 WHY PAY MOREf ..... ,14.95 Sport Coots .... Now $11,q Rtt, ,1"95 Sport Com •••• Now fli,41 . :.. .... $18.95 Sport C- -·•· Now 114.U • c ;_ Complete Stock ~ho~-:.::.::. :::.' oomlary: ---T'"- , RACINE FOOD MARKET Soort Coats REDUCED 11q. :!:,'vgi~"" ~.!: tbewW :!,: ::J WE DO CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING .... '9,99 llq. $12.95 charg:!7:"i;,.'::.~ =..the~"""';,. ~:11:e:~naw;; se~~a. SLACKS --•··· NOW !16,N lport C- = .., epc ":!' A}f Rog. $6.91 Complete . the TENDER JUICY MIN'S & BOYS COTTON Complete Stock Boys' .... $6.t! . .::ww!"::; :i,,. C ff 33¼% .... $1.95 ShoM Now • , • • • • $5.97 Rtt- $9.95 Shoos Now • f .. .. $6.611 Rtt, $10.95 · Sh... No,, .. • • .. $7.30 Rog. $11,95 Shoos Now .... , • $7.97 Roi,. '21,95 Sh- .. 11W $1 .91 Shirts Now ...... $1.51 Re,, $2.69 •. Shlrls Now ..... : $2.18 lltt, Rq. $2.50 Shirt, Now $1 .25 REDUCED Ab M'dd/ and Rog. Complete Stock Mens • d A d RACINE'S BANTAM SUPER MARKET e Reg. $1.50 SHIRTS .. . ..... NOW 75c Rtt, $1.15 Shlrh & Dnw1n Now 99c Rtt, $1.91 DRAWERS 93c ~eg. $10.95 SLACKS . NOW $3.41 lltt, $)',91 SLACKS $3.ff . ... :i.! Approves Plans For Actw,t,es Now ........ , • tu.ID All Men', & Boys' Reg. $27.95 [KHOW YOUR &ti\~•~ ::::;:,:r b Hrf Off,c,at Board Topcoata lllow .••••• • , • ffl,97 NOW 46c Broken Sizes Only NOW $6,61 Topcoats Dress Shirts Underwear SO% Off NOW $5. 91 Reg. $1.95 NOW 11,,, $15,95 ,mdl Plau wort made to ..i Valentlne ldtal• lo lho al>zl,.inl of tlte church and Mila Joachlm WU named II chalrmu to be ....., ed by Mn. E o. Tewlublry. 1be meeting lo&ed Ith Grange Pr,ogram Was Humorous T sd £ . Ue ay Ventng lltt, ffl.75 TopC01ta Now ...... . . , , ,u.n lltt, $41.75 TOpcolts Now •• • Jt • ••, . $29.13 .... $49.95 Group of Man's Cotton, 1 Oo/o & 25% Wool MEN'S 2 PIECE WINTER 17.95 HATS ··•· S,.91 SHIRTS ........' .. . $13.30 .. ..' .. ' .... $19.97 ....... ' ' ' .. $26.63 ... ' ' ...... . $33.30 ... ' ' .. ' ' .. . $39.97 . ........... $46.63 331% REDUCED $3.41 Complete Stock Mens REDUCED $21.33 Work Gloves • Sport Shirts $19,95 Suits Naw Rtt, $29,95 Sulh Now lltt, ~9.95 Sulh Now Rtt, $49,95 Sulh Now Rtt, $59.95 Suits Now Rog. "9,95 Sulll Now Rtt, Men's Robes SO% Off ha. Sf.95 ~ Broken Sizet Only Entire Stock Robes Now NOW 147,11 SUITS b1, 169,91 ... ... $16.63 TOPCOATS 331% OFF ! ·•· Du- Uolt1d Cburdl mot Tuee: .nJght lor their~ Mr,. ~plonltlll wu • • m • d <o-<:ho EvereU Foreman if:'..: Complete Stock Men's MEN'S SUITS Reduced 331% Special Group RobH Now NOW $3'.II ltg. $59.95 Naw ltt. $6.95 NOW $31.11 11.,. $49,95 SUITS $13.30 Reg, $42. 50 Group Na. 2 SUITS Rtt, $39.95 SUITS Naw Sport Coats Now 1 Group No. 1 1 i =~ • tho Jame, 00...,., .lt;:.::..: - - Adminiltralor of Veterana' aervic-t a& Executive D1redor of Afrair1. Whittler haa achieved Macy wu not rated as a atrong ('Offlt an enviablt reputation as Admin• advocate of veteran11 prererenee J.Stration . ia credited with many n Federal employment and there innovation& to increase effidency da~e ~e wh cb•~-~e he took a Dd ,peed up the handling of nt- lffl view o1 1,ec1111 recognition eran,' ?roblemi during hla ten- for vetera111. Tllne alone will de• 11.i-. of office. fllerri art many who tenntne whether Ma~ will belnlilt that Whittler nu~been the come • haitchet man lo chop away moat able Admlnl.tlrator in t h e :eterm preference or whether history or lh~ vettrana' agency. ia reaponsibUIUtt a1 Chairman He came lo the Vet:erana' Admin• will c11.11e him la lake a aympaJ1tr •tion with a broad background lbttlc approach to preferenct. to •f publie Mrvice • eluding one veleram. Al the lime the appomtterm in lht Maa11achusetlll House ~nta of Jone& and M..icy were of Rep~ntatives: ten year, in bemg announced. President-elect the Mtlt•achtlletla State Senate, Vance of • New York law firm and two term, 111 Lieutenant Gov- to be the General Counsel of the ~rnor. HU knowledge of politics Depa~ent of Defense. Vance and public affairs, as well II hii served 111 the Na\ly during World h'lffl to Wu ,I and was . on Destro_yec · t rammg, · · b wlllff1 ena bt~ ~ tomblne efficient adminlslrative dut~ ifl the Atlantic and Pacific. . . He II one of the few lawyers appractlce alon1 with political know- 1 ted b K ned h d'd how. WhtUer will leave ofrice po n Y en Y w O I not ·th the In th k and graduate from or leach 1 t Harw1 1cere ans apd i' . . preclali-On of leaders and service \I.or Cmversily . Vance 1s a gr.id, uate of Yale Law S<!hool. off1cer!I a( veteran, organlialions H well as Innumerable rank and ' lile veteran• who have done bu1• ine11 with the Veterans' Administration 1n recen t years. Appointmenl of • 1ucce1&or lo Whittler i1 ex:pected within the next few days. John W. Mahan of Montana, Merton "8. Ti<."t of South Wall StrN'I Chatt,.., Dakota , and William ,.J. Drlver l of Virgini.i. are ~t ill nm:,iider(:(I NEW YORK 1 Ul'l 1 - Nol C'H'n 111 pos1lbllltie11 but. 11 new naml' lhe F.11klmo11 were mo~,. r'".~~Ni ha, entered the picture. 1wllh De,·emher'H chilly blast than Clarence Horton. S1at 1 Dire<.-. lhe oil industry. tor of Vcl.f'i-;ms · Mfiir~ in f\1;1- 1 Thls .• says Ki1Mcr . 1'1,,llody .& hama 11'1 now lwinl{ mentioned fur Cu.. i., bcl·m: ~e we Mf' in the Nt'il · lhe V.A, ;1o s t " : h 1ht: !llrnlll: 110n when he;i1i11~ o il is 1111' ln' lw hm·kin ii of Alahuma'1 Senator 1.11· 11-y's m11JnT' p1·orl11rt .·11:l ('O U 1.-r Hill . llorlon ;~ M Wflrlrl WiH" "'l';1lhrr rn1•;m.~ hi,i,:her 11rn·P.~. vol I ve1erm1 Rnd le~ion lcncler wit h umr anrl rrofil,\. u Wf'u llh of H!Wfi('ll<' C in orgunlThorefore, in view of ccNilin u~·t 7.Mlion adiviltf!I and Vf!l cran~ Rf k-y J,mu11ry 1em pi> r;1tu1Ps. tlw l:tir.~. Lute:st rnmor is Uutl t h c I hrnkPr.ij.!t> lirm rind.~ ··1h• sbge 1·at•e fur Admini.~lra!or may lw vl'! ls !!el lor rrrnrd f'al"lliug1> in th~ 1 mi1nw ·ed duwn lo Mahan and fir!lt quartt>r of l!NH ." I Hortm1. I II !lairl rlaily clt•ma111I 11,r hr a1 - ' VJo'W t:-011'11Qandt•1·-in-Chie l Ted ing,oil 11 in ~xfcs.~ uf HKI million : C. Cunnell h11s called for "I u 11 gallona. indicating a tot.sl lndlU!· I and romplde SU!1port" or the firm try potential or more llu1n $500. ll ! . ~'OSit lon lnLuOll lllld h as ~ of inernaimd earnln~B e.:.c·h u ··••! f the immediale 1·rtiolion of day in lhe firat quarter 111 a.. rea U S In Ihm f/(•e,m J,'lct!l. Com• sull or the lalt"sl round of pl' it-c rn: n '1ir Cnnnf'II s:iirt " It iii im - ln1·rr.11;;f'8. pPrn :lve _we If'! . !he Cum~nm'll~_ h j Within lht ,:ro 11 p. Kii!dc•r Pi•.i-l krnnv qu11·kl y !1118 :u.:·!r<'riNtull ~tll I body co111in11es to la vor (i 11!t . Tri,;• 1:ot l(O und1.1llrn1::cd. In every m• i aco, So.:on,y Mobil. Sl..irnlard Oil I ~1mwe where the Unltcct Stutes ifnd. 1 and Ohio Oll · , h:1!! f:ll'ed u1i holrlly In fled a1,:-I 1 g · ·on. tha1 course tu11s µrnvf'n I Am u, ti H.uer k • c,O ,,. r\•uc in· lo he right, 'l'h~ sltuullon in l.aol'II I vei. lm&nt lettt'r i.uvs tlw 1111' ·•:i')a! -I bU!~ln('1'i't · bat . k. ' l11 more lhan a loul Hect 1d• I lt'\I _..1 • . . 1Iii UC Ioty \lance - It is fill attempt 10 11elze ground In the 11ecornl half ol 1001 a corrld')r so1~lhw.11rd t_hrough the Icould be the bas hi for the llloek I !IOUl~ast A!ll: n Pcnm!lu\a .an,I mnrkcl lo mo\'e forwanl wlth dr- ! 11pll1ting 'lo_n-Lomm11nl~t nationi- 1ter·m,·notlon Ir1 111 (' )'lC!"OJlll, (Jlllll ' 1flt' ,. I Ih 91 n al eu, With thla in mind , the firm ret· In • w11q1ri~ wwilt'h of Job 11, 1ommends lhat inlt'rim 11t•r ioii1 ol t're1ldt'nt -r-lN.-t Kr1m~y h.i11 del!• 11 markel wcakne1111 he us"d lo m· lgnated Chnlrmm1 Ho l,l er W. n:mulnte good f11111lllv t'un11:.on .lone11 or the Civil Service Com, ~1ork1 and reduce (";ish re11 eiYer J ml11lon t'o become Deputy Under Secrelary of Slule fnl' Admlnl11- ~hr.tll'AOn. Hammill & Co vlrws ' lratkln, and .John W. Macy, ,Jr., llussman Refr lJ(erator 115 verv al · Vke P~!!id.-nl of Wr11lry11n Uni- trntllvc on n yldd lwsis wiih 11 v•rl'lllly, to ht Chainmm of lhe .:ood lnlt'rmedi • !e-1erm t·api lttl U. S. flvil Sfrv1t•f' Commi11ion. J:airui polf'ntial, It uld with the ' Jonn~ 11 I long-time rart!er 1-' ecl - company 'j new plH11t he;!innln~ to l :n:~n;:;. lho lfllllng ol tho hymu, opened in& the alngjng of "JUUi Shall Reign" llld pra by Ing, Cw-Iatan la 14 1'.aUonary am.: C,ty o! Huntlnat,>n ~ tha roeetln1., Ula WSC8 o! the the leader Uie topic "The Mlalonaq llaponalbib'i' f Montgomery wao 16.4, u, 1111>- ' 12, 7 IS•· m,: Wallor llediJai,I """ chaJnnan WU e.,. Ulllled cburdt boU Ow- Time" WU preunted b Mn Yo nlDg ... i..t. All mov..ble """" IS. 5 ti!' p m.: Lou!slaa bar• ShelT)' Mille 0..otlonal Tliaday ovenlni at the dwrd,. Hrs. Phil Willbmson and A ~ W~d Pra / dams oa Ille Ohio R,, _. wero up , up 2' . ~ '3 a. m ; Ch,r!.. Stfflo. ;:1rmao . w11 Charles Anderton. Dovotloott ,..,. lod by Mn. AJ. by Mn. Young concluded the devotlou, after wblth London, and Winfield """ up ,. , . ,; •· m. ; El!iabelb selo< meetmg wu opened with • i,n Eicblnpr. who gave • modi- thanked all Wbo helped her in the 1Plriluai life work the ~ up 21. 4 40 •· m ; Jem, H It lion from ,crtplure and • trmao. th , wa, c w tatloo and cloled with prayer paat year A, ,on 111' " . ' :'I • · m,: Luc7 Ju, reading. Nancy Anderaon, Paula Mn. Edward Burkett wa, nam- e Lard a Prayer and the group "Recalllnl Our Heritage - f;x. An off-i.,;,, taken '- Mn Huber I ... ._._. OUn n lAlcR!!I u-i J4'. J: 10 a. m. Burn, and Brenda B d ed food chairman lor the party adjourned to the dining room pandinlJ " ...,. wu "' , rep;, I-to _..., Jin, a poem. urtoo ,.. Wltb the lollowlq wlltJne her· where aalea tax IWnJlll (or re, toplo of : llmuon, WU the ~ l l a u a r and Mn. Nor• Refbe~ Aala; Mn. Bu, Be/bled, CUf GafC, ..., C '" - /...(,e down Barnar, Sherry gave• talk on Miu PbyW, Joachim, Mn. Floyd danpl!on _.. <'Oil.Died. by M Jed W-am pruenled manbe wblcb was later YIJletl l!unpo; - · Bart,u, North rf 1:50 p. m.: &tc.lr'oni dowa 1,15 hto- project while Breoda Burton Carmack and Mr,. Ever.It Bach- Re!reahmeoia of home made early':;.,.,,. ':!':~-;thou ~ ~ I p. rn. : S:OS I' m.1 lo' defflOllltrated proper way to ,ew ner. Additional 0ne1 will be um- cake and coffee were aerved hy Home Mlaai . e Mn Fred · ' Da1e lloummg. amall son al vay down i::x; a.m.; City O 11 on• button. A, a project, theed lo th!, committee M they can 11111, Joachim who wu wlited portra!IA ,.;;:::,,;; was.; • ~ : '· and Mrs. James llotD'DlnJ !2:3' ~ m.: ~ club will ,ell needles lo help ob- be contacted. by the ladle, preaent, ,_.erlng from lhJrd degree . 11.'m ~ l :40 a. m.1 , ·· 00 by Mrs. Georp II. Park.er, tloo and tho rnlmrtas ., tho 1ut SIi•- would be lo <harp ol lbe lain mooey i. go lo camp nut Mn. Jame, Sanborn, Mr, -----Mill Geoheimer aod Mn. Rob- meetmg wen read and the....., reading coune for the,-. ::: 4'::,~,;.,~:,.~ ,ummer, ChdarMles Shumakec·-~ber·Dick Vaughn ert Warner who were dreued In urer, Mn, Roy Seylrilld, reported During Ibo hour, ~ etl the burn, ::d:\n an •lee- II• ... - 11N z. "' Refreshment, Wert IElned to an • l'CUII 1...., 11 . s were namoottume, of the J.880.1900, A teJe- for the yur whk:h lhowtd that lrettmenta were len'ed: by mem,. tlSe · . _ 1 . Charle• AnderlllD, Damara Sher- ed u the commillee In cb"'tl• of vilion broadcast on t1te work of tho Guild had coolribul«I '114 ben of the euoullff boon!. ~.., whldt ..... .,.._w Loadoa 44II LJD., , , , _ ry, Yonce ItPoon, Mike Fry, the program foe the olla~ 00,. lb. WSQ; wa, given by Mr,. (or the etlucalktoll bu!ldloa IDd 'l1io table wu Jonly In ::: drop card, llfl pmnta DP llannel 1:111 I. m.; Lilla Jame• Pauley, Bnnda Burton, ''.' w!U also be added to thia L'OID· Webster and lllr•. C. F. 'lump· also purcha,ed ..,. lumltun for ....,. and 0llltered With a ,- I« tr...!:t ~ down 4):IO & m.1 Georgia .Sherry, Audrey Shuler, nuttee. CheAter Granke met Tuesd,y kins, which closed with prayer by the aoclal room. _ _, of white • ..., dq of 1h11 _ , G I d Jmy Botworlh down ' 1'1nllttld Vickie McDaniel, Paula Burns, Tuesday's meeting wns opened evening with Hobart Newell, over- Mrs. Webster. '_l'he report of the auditing com- ball, and whJt.e ctnd1e, Jin. llouminl aormnpned ~ ~ 4:SI p, m.; Dlapatdw pp ft.. Roberta Keys, D,. Anderaon, with prayer by lh pasl<H', R,,v seer, presiding In the ab,ence ol , millee, Mila Elizabeth Fick _and Blaettnar praided al the co11.. Oohm>bm on Moaday lleJd 11 p.m. Gloria Roush, June Turner, Bet- Howard Ruppelt and Mra. Flpyd the master, Harry Bolter. Mrs. Eichinger, vice pres_ldent. Mrs. _L eo~ Jewell wu gwen ,en,b. C2wies Beu . _,__ _ __ ty Lambert, Joe Nagle, Nancy Carmack read the minutes of the . conducted the buaioess ~IOD !n by Miss Fick. A thank you note , • wttb Mr al who WM here Anderson, Mrs. John McDaniel previous meeting. A ~cation W&I re 8 d the absence of Mus Lydia Bberl- was read lrom Mildred Jacob• llr far . lfn. Jl!umett ShulbSON a.nae Mrs. Alma Turner, and lhe hut'. n wa, announced that the mov lrom the Ohio Cb.rutian R u r a I bach, ,ruldent, who 1a ill. Plan., for gilb and l.reata gJveo the tba !->UdaYI baa l'lltumed Adrn!aei<m· Jama MW aa ...... I "EpllU to the Ko .: Fellowshlp In regonl lo • dinner were mad, for • balleleu bu• resid- of the county home lor to bl& b- m the The Sir,, lllddleport, January f; Nrt, '-----------------;;;;a;;;aa'•--;a;;;;,;;'~~~_,;.~re_:.:•~n•;.,1to be senred at the Pastors Con- sale to be heJd at the next mee~ Christmu, Mn. Blaeltnar fhank. , • • Jen ar:companied ~ fur a abort Barban st.tr 4 .J I \'On!oo In Columbus, and ..... Ing. 1be linMce were ed the uecu!lvo committee and In o-p and al New ' Lollrl, _ , communicalioo. eonceming a de,. named to plan way1 and means: board for their cooperaUon the 'lbe J .......,_ Orlum. • ml! which wa, "8111ed. The .... !or earolng money, '11lo ,Pring past two year, and lnlrooucod Ofltdal ~ D. C. 8ecbr who bas hoen Blrlh, A son, llantlaD ADoa, Ill tat attendance dinner wu di,, meellai ol the Porlamuu!h dis Mn, Dala Smith , the ..,. preal- l4alhodJst Cburcll bold Jlan. oltoenl fntm hlJ Barber mop be- Mr, and Mn. EnlD !lay llla1w, "THE STORE WITH A-HART" CUiied, Dale Ksutz community bid _to he held AprU 4, a! Trin- dent. day OVflliDg ,t CIIIIN of• loot Injury bas mun,. Letait, 00 JIIIUl1'1 & service chainnon, thonked Da- ity Clturch, Port.mouth, was an- Rev. Walch J. Bartels conduct- Mrs, c. F. 'lvrnpkioo, <hair· wmil and lo openuq Ibo Sir1oin Steak _ _ lb.79c vld Koblentz for help In tllslrlbu, IIOU!lced. ed a candlelighUng lutalla!iOD mao, pn,,lded aot1 the meetJna . V.8 DRAWi a tlon of lh• Christmas b88kets. , .......,. and lmtallod wer. Mn, opened with I hymn with 111A Lownoco Willi• who wu ,.. tJIIL\ Rib Roast 'l1le Grange will visit Rock A Ne~ Y';lrs Prayer read by Smith , president; Mrs. Blaettnar, Lucretia Genhetmer at the 1ano catly ~ from Bo1rer Boa- BERNE, Swlberland n:JPl)lb.59c Sprlngs Gronge on lllarcb 23 and Mrs, E,chlnger clooed the meet- vlre pre~deot; Mr1. Albert Reporla I tho ll'Jllftfayp pllal -mueo lo ,_.., from The Unl'.ed Stotel dNw ~ • Ground Beef _ _ 111. SSc present I program. ' Ing, afler which the group ad- Woodord, ,ecretary ; Mn. °'"i· , . _0 Mn. JJmm, ea..., • 1-t <ODdflion. Ill opeolng epponeut In tho 1111 ROBIN HOOD Mra. David Koblent, lecturer joumed lo the dining room where leo strauu, lreuurer; llllN Eliz. and Mr•., Rlcbard Rupo wmt llr,. Goorge Bauer polient a! world amaleur ice hocl,qpresent.ed 8 program w'hich open~ a salad COUl'5e Wll!I served by abeth Fick, Chrlltian Education ,livt-n. Mn. llany p 'Smith, Maon CllDic remaJna about the meat at 14PMDne, Ilardi &. 5 2 Flour b~~49c - - - :~:· $1 .89 ed wfth the singing of '"11,e Quilt- Mrs. W. o. 8arnl!z and Mrs. Ev- chainnon; Mr•. Waldo J, Bartel,, chairman ol lho ~ .., same. Althouglt Yaob ! I lc• U, 1n1 Party," Members answered erelt 'lbomu, with Mn. w. R. spiritual li!e chalnrum; M;11 IYMmcecl tlte aeloctq, ol 11n Mn. Oecll llrldbary who Jo. are the delendioa cb ; I • CIIVH to 01, I•• $J , 19 0 ee Form _ _ _ _ __ only roll call with a Grange Uj>erlence l;arponter I contributing hosless. Mary Vlrglnla Reibel. ~wanl- Gerald Wlldermulll II jllrod lter fool In e fall .....Uy the ba•!1 of tltefr DDbellaa ,_ 'trmfch lhoy enjoyed An article ship cbJUraion; lllra,_ Louil JW. A roporl Oil the purclwlJII ol la slowly ~ on! lo la!t , - ' , Wln!tr oi,,,. Tomatoes Tubo :!/19c "Homemaking lnve11Uons" w a• bel, milllonlU')' chairman; Mn. aa •leclr!c beater fo, the llr. DI Mn. ilomJ' Cooper and pica In Colilonw,, lheJ ... ._ rend by Mn, Earl Dean al1j) • I. B. Weed, chairman ol ChriBt- bule was given by Mn. Wlldtt- famUr of Saata Aaa, Cllfloroia ed fourth for the 1981 1 Bananas _ _ _ 2 ~. 25c poem "Snowman" by Fran . Ian Mnt. Ben Neutzlina, ""1th. Frank Vaughan ..- . bove oaUed ~ of ship. • Ctovor lb, ca.. .' Jokes were glven by Ri:. ~ of Chrialian IOCial ac- etl to ovenee ...,. temporary tho Dloeu ml death ol llrs. Coop Canada, winnor of Ibo 19lllJ tour0 rt Fo,m _ con C anl Koblent1 ud a contal coo, 08 S !um', nd Mr•• Phil Williammo, winier-proofing of the fmmd•uor, er'I father, Homer Hartley, oameot, wa, tteeded flnt ad Ille ducted by the lecturer. a ft• r pre-r:edent of the Federated Circle. vent. ol the church. Leo Clew, Soviet Union was • ~ the Potatoes - - 10 •~.49c which the group .,ng. "Auld Lang challeuge was discussed chairman of lb, C>tntrn1.,-., 00 adapl,d for the local cburd,, No. 2 spot In the ..,.mp .,.. Syne" to conclude the program and It was decided to poy the Flnan<e repwbtd pnlbninary lllu Lucretia an- nounced Wedoaday olghl by lbe . · ., ...,. amount II las! year whic;h planning ...id beglo III tho ev- DOllllcod that a special meeting lnterooUonal [co Hockey Feden,. WE HAVE PLENTY OF MORT~S SUGAR At the cloae of the meeting. re- Alfred~ ia flOO. The budget for the year ery member camw which 11 80 of the cnmrnivico on IOCiaJ can- lion. '11m came Cz.echou:wakia. CURI !SMOKED SALT) FOi',, HOME MEAT be ~ b e regular .:~:ew:tM~:~y~ waatedproDuposed, approvtheed and .ac- . annual emphub in the 11teward- cern will be called to c:oulder the Umted stata IDd S--. CURING , , . --. .....,, an,. Bl ckwood . cep . es to Umted ablp Pftlgram any emergency neechl of our. area uary 24. a ' Masler, presiding. Churehwa,nen ol Ohio were on!- II de<idetl by u., lo- The Board lndorsed Rev Brvwo's TIRED KIDNEYS • · and plani and goals to be ~cbJev- ered paid. It wu announced that lion :_u miuiona to bave'7'"m1s- plan to attGd the o~ Puton ::f?..!~0 ~~ Calo ed Slid T for the new year were di11ct1H• a .missionary ,tudy group wu ttlooary ,p,aker al the church In Clllveo!lon In Cohunltus, Jan. :r,. ~ .!.,"'::~".. r e, 0 . bei.ng organized by Mrs. Reibel February and the chairman. Mn 25. paaap, blrnlUII. b•ctactie. IIC pabq.. Be Shawn For PTA Mrs. Harold Greiner, lecturer, to meet each Wednesday. Allen Eichinger lo cooper~ The -U.g do.I with lho ~~~ had as her program theme, "The IL was decided to coiled ai1k with the Rev ~ B ill l1Dgtng of the domlogy .h1mlr Dnw, ..,.__,_ A brief mcet~g was held on Dullea of the U. S. President." boae, eyeglasses and bandages rown. w . Boll,.... IA ~ ADV. Wednesday evening ·by the hoard The lhemo .for the next rogula, which wUI be given to Mra. Weed Ami made I "'Your FrJendly Clovtr Farm Ster,u ofhtbel M::.dle~ PI'~ at the high senion will be, "You're A for distribution. Mrs. James Fa- meet.in~ ::.,,,uiou or I I - - - - - -ans do or • regular Poet! Didn't You Know II?" gate wa, appoinled sccrelary for mmtherthlp 111d nangellan to •-- --S11f ~rvlce - Top Qu1llt, - lfr" Parking mee, mg Mon . y evening were Each member was given t h e 1tudent1 and servicemen. be held at the html el Mr and • • PHONE WI 9-3342 . RACINE, OHIO ouUm"! -:d ~ hosw ~ on- line,'- "'l'ho moon came up behind Mrs. Pearl Mora preeented the Mn. C. E, Tompklrui ~ , al ~ ~ the old ook tree," from which ·1o program U1lng the topic "lnlo 7:is p. m. wbeo the~ ol the ...,._, d:.i.:o the ' ' w b l th cnia!e hfa Olm original poem, All the World Together," followed General Bom1 of Evangellm, for _ _,. ~ meetln pro~am our O e These poema will be read al JJle by a question and answer period. a Period of Spiritual Enrfchment Dele!1e, were ,elected !e at- next meeting, Parll<lpallng were Mrs, Lena during the Lentm ....,.. will be 81 Mn. P uauignrnen m tor but h15 · · tm t Ch · veteraru.' agency wu Dlr«tor of appom e~ •~ a~· In the ue rt f man of the CM! Strv1ct Comm111 In surpce. a r pa o . .11 be . ed . h ·I 1 SEMI-ANNUAL for Governor of Muaachuset\l. ,._l,.~ mnussion. acy .11,;e<. H' r It · 1 • the b I g 05-1,_. u an able adnunistr; 111 fI '-:.::::_a..:.... ., ol the Army from 1"3 , Whittier came lo WK' eteraDJ to ,-• hen ..1-1-1-i. • • J f 11:IM ....., w A .... uw...Lrahon m anuary O . Uve Dir«tor an.er an umue<.u.sful campatgn s,en,· Co I Hapt!r-Go-Luclcy Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport O Jan 12 lNl 7 ff, 't T'ed Fed. ed Ch 4-HClubHeld ValentineProgramP/an~F~ · · W~;:s ', eraHt Rurch~omertsGu~d.. River Report 01 ~eqular Meeting county Infumary February 13fh wscs Program ure n , ears eports 1960 Actw,t,es H. uo p.m., ~ ~ •• n,i IIIPP7 0. lo:q 4-H Club 'l'he Women's GuJJd of the Fedenled cllun:h held It, ~ trsi r>olilpollo ,wa II, 1' 111 L Ill.I ......... & ,r Muon held Ill "IUW' moot- Plan, for • Valenllne Jlllll'IID -1d be sbown al Ibo Io co I A lano • , flrllt meeUn11 of the year rue.day nenlug at Ille cllurch. 11.1, 10.7, nmmDI I ket oa ro!l- 4,a L m., .J1at101III '9 II, T:• 1n1 recently al tho home ol Mn. lo bo bold 11 tlte County lnflrm. ;!":· ~ ~~ al 1,IO lho ~ :;-1;:·.. ln~Quaf~~-mu.blclchby lrlr1Tho, Ben Neulzling opened the meet- ~~~~-"an :!, :..,"':' N~;.vi.i!::m":' !•!~ William Fry Alalltins Mn. ...., ary • tho l2tb ol February-• - , - - room,, ....u. - ~ - ' ._, = W . lln. ma, YOWti IJ)irltual llte chair' · : ·• -r u ... ~ w • ., made whq n.,...,. and ,pon,cnd by U,. WYF. ~-, followed by man, conducted devolioD1 taken mm, Psalm 97. Follow- Uooary, Kuawra Fall, 1.59 ri. ' p. m.: Peggy Oowr1<y ¥1' 12, 1;a i So 1av1 the moat on your winter needs at HaskiIJI.Tannerl l..aW...... . • , W.lsgt.• M.,JaJi.11111At9:00A.M. · ~ HASKINS -rANN ER'S Report Veterans +. Boiled Ham= Smoked Ham HoC'ks lalNll1lng Aclllft PHkod I FLOUR Dog Food 25~· '1· 89 25 .:·.. I '1·14 · CAN GOODS SALE! ·, eButtor Beau , ePlntollelu ' eP- •X-t ePork6eXldo07•Sp •l!I v- - 10:99~ ,.,...., ...... COFFEE Candy Ba . ~n55c 10 ~ 39 SIMON'SI Self.Service Market Pon~ OPEN DAILY' UNTIL 7,30 P.M. • l ·1 ' l \ �... ....._ ~ ,. • -----·-- -. WANT ADS PumelO~ .- . .... ~..- __ ~-~ ..... ... •., l...~p- ..- ~ · • - - • pro ....,--,j,,.~--=~ r .... _ . . . . . . - - - - """"'."""! • ; -~.J..~ e .,. .. \e:ir ~1a •• son lindgf' Call Howard Cec:tl, or WY -2·5244· llf lO-tfe ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MlddlellOrt, l'l., J,n. 12. 1961-D 1 l . And.., , Diddle and B,ian Landrwn. 1 to V. 11ho µa..,1 JJlJ Pome- 1 - - 'fflURADA I - 6: 30 New• Piet:uA 8: ts Hun tley Brinkley 7:00 Sea Hunl "7. :SO l)ullaw• 11:30 I : oo !l :30 10 :00 10:30 ---:::-::':'::;.::;":---~~~='~""'"""""""""""",I[ ,~nau - -,~ R.! _ JFK AND. MRS. FDR-President-elect John F. Kennedy talks \\'lib Mra. Eleanor Roosevelt in New York City. UN'D• WMPO Radio MERCHANDISE ., .. Sign On - Be Here Friday At 9 A.M. I HOUSE DRESSES (8) AUTO SALES Geod Cle11 UHd Car• All utilities. built-in kitchen. Valley- I.umber and Supply, All Make, ••II Motif~• WY 1-2709. ----=------ 1 AUCTIONEER c ,mptele Senk• -TROPOUTAN MO'MRA Crill Bradlml ..... l!ul Ma.la 8t. THREE USEU CONSTRUCTION I Write, Phoae or Contad PomenJ , Ohlo type BB lamt.OOen , out:iide hrut- l A. c. BRADFORD. Rael•. Obie - ~ --'-- I Ull53 DODG!t - Good l'O nd11ion. ing units, Ideal for construr lion I 1 $1110. JI ft. Deep Freeze. E.x re l- or orchard,. P rice w ry rea1mn- IMUELLER FURNAC:ES, wESTI rNGHOUSE a ppliances. Arnold , NJndilion Rensoru1blP. able. C,dl WY 2-5466. lent 6 JohnQI Strvke Station Mid__ _ _ ~ (11 fitr ! Brothers. Syracuse, Ohio. Phone dleporl , Otiio. 1 II fll11 HAY BV THE TO N on BALE. 1 WY 2-&.184. 11-11-U Norman-: GreuKe r. Miner11ville . (20B) INSURANCE 1' 19M ffl1D1!:BAKl'~R Chamµion , Pllone WV-2-frfl43 (IJ IO-Sl.r dieep. Alsu trumpet , Pan l:J.OSf.OUT ON - n n ANO NEW COMPLETE INSURANCE PROAmericlft coal sfove, laundry, 1 G I!: S . 1 T V lee-lion, Life Auto, Fire, Pollo twin !Md, rodio and television, ~ wive op or uum Call Don Milla, MiddJeport, Ohio Mtrviclnl book~ Iola f orrntir, , Cleanen on wheels. Beautiful 12 Iii tfc ===~==-,-,cc-c---cc 1 - - - - -- -- - --' 1 • J:aat. Ith Strf'Pl. NP.w llavc>n . p11stel color11. [ncludea a 11 BARNESSIMPSON INSURANC!: w. "•· 1 9 3011. cleaning attachmenhi. Sa I e Agent&, Middleport. Fire. A.ult). I _ price $33·00, Terms. Phone WV mobile. Bonds. Phont WY Jo t• CIIEVROU~T Bela.I r 4 do01·.1 Z-2204. , I J 10-(ik - · 8-27-tl i Wiil ,ael.l reamnable. t.all WY ,. KIRBV - VAcuu M- c..:LEA NF.H . J&83 , il l 11 , 3k . -• m (21) REAi ESTATE _ _ _____ eKcelhmt t'Ondlt1on, wilh All FOR SALE c~oning attachment, a n d ' vtNE'ftAN 8LINiii., all -; ~rs, powe r polii;her. Sold orlai ~ nnlly ( - " ''• ~ . . . for f l79 so Pay off $38 on Window B.lind• and shalie! all j 1'ime payments. Phone WY. :l • • uolun Dalt Wlppel SupplY , 215 22:f.M. ll ) l0-titc i l'OM EHO\' _ ,t • room framl"' Union Ave., Pomeroy, OhlO, --· wilh bath , _gas furnace healing, I ll-8·"'1p (91) MARINF. SUPPLIES floo,ed att,·. 3-4 base ment , alA8 Ill IP.1!:CIAIJI um inum storm windows. walllAY . TRAW .ddivered ~I n Merur} IO H. P MN.GI to-wall carpeting in living trU<.-lr. lol •. CHII or Write: SI Mercar, 71 R. P. U .N room and. hall. An A- I property ti 11. P. M,uurJ Outfll ...UI in good n~ighborhood. Can br ' Walk S\ll)ply BellefnntalDI, Ohio LV-2-2060. 1 METROPOI.ITAN MOTORS boughl with down paymPnl un-1 _.i[ . H21 lS-:lOtc • f::ut Main Slrfft, Pomer•J der $1000 00, and lenm on bal-1 iC0MPUl'fii.Mi-~cHA N1CAL Feed i Ph... WY!-31171 ance. IMta4'tlons. f..'a ll ,in u11 for frN' , UO-tfc POMEROY LOT - Localed 'ln utl....... Fulton . Tl•>mpsoo (14) FOR RENT Lincoln Height, with •II uttli- ; TrEK'tit ll1le1. WY 2-5 101. - - _____ liCtl, size 50 x 150 and lays · 112i 30, J I; , 11 :t, APAR1'MENTS - Furnished and good Fraroowork . of house "\•~ 11\ S·ll-7; mfum1shed McMnster1, Middle-I .about 20x30. Total price $950.00. ll 12·13-14, 91<porL Phone WYJ-2821. 3-3-U HOME AND JOB OPPORTUN 1 E Xutornaik:- Dr}'er, Dt>IU)(.t' TWO ~/lC..: E --APARTMJ:o:NTS --IN ITY - Completely equippcll 1 ·Model• · . ..... Elertrlc , A-I t·onditiun Minnleporl, two in New Haven. ' lubritorlum in new block buildJ'i.nlah Ilk@ nPw, Prlcl'd lnw fo r Phon@ WY :1-3:1167 ing, also 8 • room house with k-k ,aJ Al · h I I1t (I} fi flh' balh and 1!:IH heati ni;:. 'fhis Is · qu so nll'e r ~ a goorl busine11s, eslablishecl 1 _ 1tra1tt, , dry. SO bult.•11.-35r HI DFiiJX!: 11'HHKK- R-OOM - AND ••~ , Say,·,, l'o,·tl"nd , and with a good in rom@. Only .. "'"' " bath apartment - of(lce room11 I I 11 · Ohio R~' Y rn!l' ood lid ., reason or 1e mg ia owner·s ' - trai ler spPce . Phone WV I- health . 1 12 311l , 5141. _l_!i~_ ·_:___ _· . , ! l l &tfc C'UCKLF.R REALTY PURs, jiiilD F.NGUSH s11r.r- 1ONE ~' NER UOMA PAIITMENT eox m rHONE wv !-3830 1 henl R11al Sl0t·~ l>oi,?R ' wllh bath Phone WY '1 -3642 I t t • It 3k •9) I ff ( .e. Pl-Ifft 11 e. ~ . Mlneniville, o.1 ,venmga WY 2-3319_ 11-17-Uc l - - - - - --- I tll lfl.:Slp HO usr. 1&1.., LllicOLN-Heighls ITwol AIICHES, tl ROOM ~OUSE, i 11118 11"'!1!:K ONLY N~W d b· h · ol oor furnac@, running wal• 4 . ' . I rooms an .it • new l!Rll er in house two outbuilding, , Whitt electric , ng ma-.:h1n~. fuma. t (' Phone WY t -J675 or , ood, ..•, ~~•bl I . , tt 11 ar, g one car garage l"DUJ1111 _,.,.., In porta e ctirry- , Ga hriolu, GI 6-01"8 17. 13ll One and 9,10 mile out of Midlnll eue, I yeur guaruntet•, Only EIGHT - ROOM HOUSE, two five dleport, Zusp.an Hollow Rd. n . '91.IIO Meigs Eleet rlt Servk-e 1 • ---' "'......::.u M ddl t I room apartmenl11 A. N Bengel R. l . Elmer BArnhart, $3500.00. ....-ml Cooler. I tpor , Phune W\' J.U71 ll-1-tft 11 14 "Otc N. i* ,·:·~ LADIES SKIRTS LADIES' SKIRTS LADIES' SKIRTS LADIES' SKIRTS LADIES' SKIRTS Regular $2,99 _ _ _ _ $3.99 $5.99 $6.99 $7.99 & $8.99 Ladies' Slim Jims and Capris _ $2.99 ladie1' Slim Jims and Capri• _ $3. 99 Ladies' Slim Jims ind Capris _ $5.99 Wools & Corduroy. Sizes l Oto 18. - 1 _ _ . -- -- __ . _ TIIAILE R SPACE. ldool J,,..•tlon - -_~ I in Middle- FOR SAU; - Modern 3 bedroom , port. Phone WY-iH318. home, 11torm doers, window" . · ( 121 22-Uc lms1 mt. f,!;Rrai;:e, hardwood - -- - Ooors, awning~. large lot. All '-.tOOEHN 2 BEDROOM f'llAME. electric l.'an be financed , storm doors and window,, (las Small down l)"yment. Phone SH tumace, wall to wall carpet. HU12 Call Carroll Snowden. tub and shower. Call WY 24702 Rutllllld, 12·27-30tr ,eYening!. 11 21 tfc 1 ntar grade ac hool --- . - FOUft ROOM HOUSE IN Syr•· "()R cuiie. bath. gaa heated· Phon~ WY 2..f\931 afler I p. m. weeltrlu.vs, anytime Saturday or Sun- day. m 10-11< SALE - lmsemenl, I $5.00 $7.00 $B.00 LADIES' SWEATERS, bulky and $7.99 & $8.99 Flat Knit All Colors $5.99 • $4.99 $3,99 $2.99 $2,00 $3.00 $5.00 Now $2.00 $3.00 } $7.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Sizes 2 lo 10 Girls' Nylon & Velvet Dresses $4.99 $5.99 $4.49 $4.00 $5.00 $3.49 $4.99 $5.99 $3.99 $2.99 rne.g-istrate •o.Cailou.eed ,41, Celerity d,Maaler $3.00 $2.00 DOWN l.Bl'nlhellc rm! dye $3,00 $2.00 ) $4.00 $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 $4.49 $4.99 $5.99 $3.99 $2.99 $1.99 $2.99 $1.00 ' Boys' long Sleeve Wash n' WNr $2.99 Plaid Shirts $2.49 $1 .99 $2.00 $1.99 $1.49 American Standard kitchen, gas htating, l '1 ·- ~ • ,,,, ..,. # . ~ m . f~ JI ,. ~ •• " '" ~ ½:I- BALL5 O' flRE !! LIPJT!CK!! Mr Ed One Happy Family Westlnghouae Playhouse Ll'L ABNEII 11: 10 We1sther BEl>J'AS HON '>O' 11,11 lad Paar 1:00 Sign Olf &LESS 115 SCXJL, YO' IS EN TI TLED TO TH' [:,,% 1- 12 I" h LONGFELLOW ~ 1etter.almply .st.a.nd11 tor another. In this sample A ii uQd for the thrae 'U•, X tor the two o•.., etc. Single Jetter• , • ~ trophies, th1 lmath and formation af the worQI are au hint,. :macb 111,l' tllt OOtle letten are different. A "(l,yptornm QuotaUOll IZPKCRPVV XP TV GUEST O'n1'U5A, FUST PU-JCH .~, 12:IO Beat The CIO<k 1:00 About Facet 1:30 Woman', Pap I: 00 Day ID Court I: 30 Roac to Reality 3:00 Queen For A Day 1,30 Who Do You Tnul? t:00 Americaa BIIIXl,tand 5:00 Rio Tin Tin GASOLINE ALLEY 1:30 Whirlybinla e,oo· M Squad 1:30 Esso Reporter 9,'10 Cartoon Theater 10:00 December Brklt 10,311 Video Village 11,00 I Love Luny "res , Rufus. I Id like to ha\'e ,, driveway. T:00 Sllenl Service T:80 Mattlea Funnlft '• Son, '""' 11arr1g,. • 8:30 9'00 10:00 10,!0 11 ,00 11: 10 ','Ou 5 ~ tl-:e ,;roow off the wa1K.; and &:40 Weatherman 1:45 News Fllnrrtoneo 71 llumel Strip Detect.lve1 Low-Mr. Jone, NeW& Tonight Weather 11 :15 Movie NANCY 11,SOClearllorlzon 12,oo Lovo of LU. 12,30 Search For Tomorrow 12,41 Guiding Lfgbt . 1:00 Life ol Riley 1:30 Al Tlie World Tunil 1,011 ll'ull Circle 1,30 Art Llnkl1:00 Mllllanalre 1:90 Verdict 111 Youn f ,00 Brighter Day 4,15SeoN>I Slonn By ERNIE BUSHMILLiR AND rT WAS THAT MAN STOLE THE COOKIE S ~ I MADE __/ "' MAD E t ,90 Edge oJ Night 5:00 1:00 1: 16 8:lll 00 , The 1br, Stooge• Newa RBCIYRS QRUPVV UKVCTBS-RK'l'BUPB!! , Ye,terday'o Cryptoquoto: ·BUT WOE AWAITS A COUNTRY WHEN BHII SIIES THlll TIil.UiS OF BEARDED MIIN- ICOT'l', l!ONDAY TIIIIOUGB FRIDAi 7:00 Sign Oo, Mualcal ClO<k 7,<0 The Llfeliaa 1:00 Oblo Valley NtWI 1,05 Sparta Today SJ10rt!cope 8: 111 A.ou,a ,'N Audy 7:00 Buddy Slerther Show 7:30 Family Clusica B: 30 Route 68 9:SO Garland Touch 10, OIi Twiligbl Zooe 10, SO Eyewi- To Riotory 11,011 Newa 11 : 10 Weather 11: 11 '111eatar Ill tt:10 Obio """ 11: U lll:IIO Ll:ilO 12:25 Marketa Bullothl Boon! Agrlcoltun> ApaJt LITTI.E ORPHAN ANNIE Newt O Grama 12,411 Mr, !!Ullo I! 10 Ohio Nn1 1:56 Local New, I: 15 World NeM 1:00 Mr. !!Ullo 1:lll Mllllcal Cloclt I: 56 Communll]I Nen 1:00 World 1,011 lllultcal Clock 1:01 Mr. HUiio l:IO Public llentco 1;1111 Local N lc<O Showen of Blautna 4:00 Dilcla& with Doll 10,011 Tall, of U.. Ton 4: 1111 Rofllaa llamo 10:55 World Nen I: 10 World Ntwt 11,011 Tall, of lllo Towl 1<11 Ohio N...,, ll'rl. only. 11:11, a,un,b lloJla l\lngl 1:00 OlnnmrnltJ' NeWI l:IIO Sporta Today b :45 World NellS 11, 56 Muoa Counl]I N.wa l :!O Dlnntr Muatcall 11, OIi Community Nen 1:00 Blp OIi 11,115 Local NODD Non F'41JQE i' D Uk'.E. A ~ MORE l.M..) TO ROI.X'-4D CUT """ OU, FAllM! ABBIE AND SLATS CUllLY r , ,,I $1.00 $2.bo $ .89 $5.99 $3.49 $2.99 $5.00 $2.49 $2.00 TERRY Size• 2 to 7 OaO!i'E lOt>-6 WENOY Boys' Corduroy Trousers _ _ $4.49 $3.99 Sizes 2 to 14 $2.99 25% DISCOUNT ON ALL COATS & JACKETS $1.99 $3.99 $3.00 $2.00 $1.49 'WILL GET s1cK AND Tlr.>ED OF SEEING ME Ar?OLINO. !T'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT J • S.... I to 18 ~nter Caps _ __ Including Boys', Glrli' incl LII.U.'_.. ........ . Boys' . -. , ~' ' $1.99 $1.49 $t.4' I $2.99 $2.00 ' -----,~-J. . . . . . . . . . . .-· "· .,_ t"• • r-+- ._ - ~• ,.•• "• •• •• ~ •""'. . •• "' 'h o,•••- • 'r "'\ ,,-- • •,. • • • ·•' .... .... .. , , ·• , ' ... .,, .... ,,. .. ~-- .....,.. - '···-~·- .. ~-· ' ..... , - -·~---~-·., ~-~ ,.,.,,,... .. _..., ____ c.1 : By RAEBURN VANBUREN Silet 2 lo T 111d 8 IA> 14 Boys' Pants and Shirt Sets _ 0 ...,,. ly CHEfflll ~ ",,' DICK TllACY \\'eaths ,,i ft ,alMrt C T HE FI R ST B ATCH I EVER WJEH RADIO ~ ~ l GREAT 31 ~- ~ ~· •• IARNEY GOOGLE ind SNUFFY SMITH bes 10-12-11 $3.49 $3.99 $4.99 $3.00 $2.00 • MovieUme Loretta Voun.1 YOIIDJ Dr. MalOlle venetian blind~. a<-re of land. Call WY 2-533 1. - WC HS-TV Channel 8 ,, AXYDLBAAXB ~ $3.00 $5.00 $ .79 $1 .49 s11.. s to ex and T to 14 Girls' Shirts, Knit Tops & Wesklts, 10me to match Slim Jim, ~ YC $1.00 $1 .99 Boys' Long Sleeve Knit Shirts Some Boat Neck Sizet I to &I: ind 7 to 14 Girls' Bulky Knit Sweaters and Flit Knit Orlon ,o abee 3 to 8x and 7 to 1, $1.49 $2.00 • DAILY CRl'l'IOQUorE - Htte'1 how to work Hr Sizes 3 to Bx and T to 14 Girls Cotton ind Cuplonl · $3.99 DRESSES $2.99 Sizes 3 to ex and T to 14 Girls' Slim Jims and Slacks $1.99 Corduroy, 111d Some Lined $2.99 Cotton. ,, :;:;;; ~ ,. " or 4'.Foo4 - ~·~ eeremonte• 43, Skin Wile I"\ Size• 2 to 18 Boys' Flannel Robes - -'--- $3.99 $5.99 -· N.,.. 10,00 Mlb Shane 11 :00 New• nu.. f¼ ,. SD. Shall not (colloq,) Sale Values For Boys Boys' Bulky Knit Sweaters Pull-over and Cardigan . • ,. ,. as. Sizes 32 to 40 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 With God , I Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 Girls' Quilted Colton ind $2.99 Nylon DUSTERS _ _ _ _ $3.99 $4.99 ,._ 9:00 American Htritage 7:00 Today Bor Sizes: Small, Medium, Large ladies' Challis and Flannel $3. 99 GOWNS and P.J.'s _ _ _ $2.99 ---·· # NBC Nn1 ·---etp,._--------------------~.i.---------------------------••. '! 5 • room houac, bath, N- II :25 Farm Bureau Show 11:30 Country Hoe Down ::~:frl,•. Sizes 7to 15, 12to20, 14½to24½ Sale Values For Girls Regular GIRLi' SKIRTS _ __ _ _ $2.99 $3.99 Regular $5.99 $8.99 $10.99 LADIES' DRESSES All F.ibrics and Colors Sizes 22 to 30 i H0--61<: Now $2.00 $3.00 $5,00 $5,49 $6.00 • ,, WHTN-TV Channel 13 Ladies' Dresses, Sweaters and Gowns Ladies' Skirts-Sportswear • I , <O Huntley B~ Repor1 Death Valley Days 7,011 7: 30 8:00 8,30 DAILY CROSSWORD DUSTERS Mee., • 6:2.5 Weather 6:30 New, oa NYLON - ·- -- - • c.oo.c.ntrauon Trull> or CmNquencoa II C.ould be You 5:30 M.acKem:ie' • Raider• 1,00 You Alked For ll l , LI Sportl TIIURIIDAY 4:00 Amerie30 Bandatand 11: 57 Mld-De.y D. Jonea A\leragea O: 15 Country Jamboree 5,011 Rocky and Ria Friends 12-oo Noon New• 1,30 Farm Time 5, >l Whirly Birda 12, 15 Pat Boone e,:13 Country Jamboree 6,011 M Squad 1:57 Newa Headlines & Weather 12: Ml Music Ju.•' For You 6,30 Your Eaao Reporter 7:00 Breakfaaf '..tParty 1:25 News 6: 40 Weather Teller 7:25, Extended Weather Forecaat l:!30 Music Just For You 6,4, John Daly News 7: so Breakfast Party 7:00 Brothen Brannagan 1:57 News Headlines & Weather 7,50 Sohlo News RepDJ1 7, >l Guellword HoZ:00 Say tt With M\WC B:00 Donna Reed 8:00 Hreakfall. !"'arty 1:57 News Beadlinea & Weather 8,30 1be Reei McCoy 8,25 The World Thia Momin& 3: 00 Culling Pt. Pleesanl 8:30 Breakfast Party 9: OIi My Three Ilona 1:25 News From Pt. Pleaaaot 8:5'1 Nt ws eHadllnes & We.itber 9,30 Untouchables 9:00 Coffee Time wilh B Faye ~: 30 Calling On Pl. Pleasanl 10,30 Johnny Midnight t :S'I New::i Headlinc1 &. Weather S: 57 News Headlines I Weather 11:00 News t. :00 Platter Party 10:00 Morning Mediation., 11: IO Weather t : 30 Local News '7o:-s Ohio News 11 : 15 Late Movie 10:57 News Headline11 & Weather fi: 35 Platter Party FRIDAY, tO: 43 Country Music Time 5;00 News Final a,oo Cartoon Spectacular 10: 3Q Swap Shop &: Ui Siga 8, ,o Romper Room 9:30 Movielime 11:00 Morning Court 11 ,so Love Thal Bob ACROSS 2. A1tronoml• 22. N oah'a 12:OIi Camouflage l.Gotdcal boar aaylum ot 'fi9 8, Bllnd, u 23. Greek I, PotroleWIUI a hawk letter t.T11Jok f . Klnd of 25.Large •«Ip party 1'11U118DA Y worm 10. Wept Iii. Happen 28, Cut • ,oo Brfgbler Day 12. Norwegian ft.Persia sharply, 4, 15 Secret Slonn author 7. Chalh part 4: 30 Edge of Night 8.Arnerlcu prices • Indlan 5,011 Stoogu 27.Enemy 1• 9. Tum broa,_dl'etlt Nl•r•• AD,wer 6:00 Arthur J . Smith bottle 11, Venture• caeler, 6: 15 The Weather llli.GOlt a6. Storage or .,. Lord 35. Comfort &,20 Sporucope hazard dry ,. 3<!. lvory nut 16,A~cad 6:30 Amoa 'N Andy 17. 2v. A Ioadttone 37. Vaulted 17. Distant 20. Exclama30. Dallly celling 7:00 Roya) Canadian Police 18.Cerlum tion 32. Russian .38. Killer 7:30 Family Classics (aym.) 21, Total era.ft wllale ,8:30 Zane Grey le. Bridal gift aruount 90Ciety 40. Surrolll\ll 9,00 The Wilneu f"I' lablt . 22, Waiiabae I ~ e 10: 00 Face the Nation • [:,,% 0 24:, Stalkera ~ 10:30 CJty Manager's Report 26,FaJse 11:00 New, 28.Arctlc 11: 10 Weather clweller 11 31, Music note 10 11: 15 Theater · JS 32.Land FRIDAY mea1Urea 7:00 RlllSian Paul Bun7 0 7,30 Art~ts ID America yan's tool ~½ JO M. llxhauated 8:00 News 37,Former 8, 16 Captain Kangaroo Venice a,011 Today MUST GO! ~-=~~= . Bat Malel'&OQ 9,011 Welcomo Neighhon 9:30 Watch a 1J Win More than 200 lakes located two / located in Colorado', G ran d 10:00 Say When mlee or more above sea level arc Mesa, near Grand J 1.1nction. to,30 Play Your Hunch 11 ,011 Price II llllhl All Winter d -1 .°", • /•It. 1,,. Jl'rorn 1be,e . , OIi Make Room 4:~ Here·• Hollywood 5, OIi Steamboat Bill Bachelor Father ford Show Groucho Two Face, West ll :00 News , lt :10 Wt athercut I11, 15 Jack Paar I 1,011 Sign Off ' FRIDAY 1,45 Sign On &,OIi Clauroom 1 forl 11. 30 12,., 1 12:lll 12: 56 1: 00 t :u I :3U 1,011 . ,!O Hen'1 Hollywood 5·00 Steamboat bill S,30 Sil Prulon 6:00 Flatt & Scruus Show fi: 15 Wf"a ther '8: c,., • TEI S:\fl~•ON r:'' "')E WSAZ. TV Channel 3 4:00 Make Room 1 • • I I the MODERN • RO O M UNFL"Rwere Mrs. Olis Drumiiwnd, ml:1 roy, Kelly L. Smlth , Rt. 1 Homer Header~ was tht _~nly NISHed apt. Furnace hf-at. JAN. tt Set·ond A1't" .. ~trs. E. \\'1lk im roy, Miss Billie J . Frost, Chester patient reported 10 ~r co nd niu~. Sunday School attendance on POil CONSISTENT DE,PENDABLE llESUL TS WY 2-3874. I) 5, tfc l -. ... Winding Trail Garden Club Pe~. 4~) Jac kiOn Pike, Beeky \1rs .\lalilda Brown, Scollown, lnThold,eed whoM wGere listed a» fair January 8 was a . ' RATES - •-•""" . . . cu rs (17) HELP WANTED will meet)'hurs<lay, al 8 p. m. at Jean ~u1tel' .. Gal!tpol1s. \! 1s s H,-her H. Hank, Jackson, Robert i m· · corge J ·. Evan, · Mr. and Mn, Sam Chevalier of t oenta per word. o.,ne 1nsert.1on. Minimum ebarJe--«) I the home or Mrs . Palrif k Wood Lmda Rutt , Ht , l Patriot, M1:i'l ·,,. TborSJn, Jackson, Mrs. Edna \ 8 ie Frost . James ~WIS, Rob- Lancaster were v-Uliting here wllb u nla. 6 <.1!1lb pt'r word fpr t hree COD:!leculivt' inser l1ona THOUSA NDS OF RA"''LEIG H Members are tA bring arrangt'- .Juvci> E Swi,:her, Rt. I Cheshirf> . Y:m·inglon, Wellston. Mrs. Gar• 1ertus Berry. Joseph Willis, 11iom- Mr. and Mn. Jvan Chevalier on Sp ecial-one moolh for 30 cenlli ~r word "" I · ro ""'tt>d i 195~ . !hem on O J; 1;1U rat_e ol 4 1;ent ... p~r word will be charstd tor 1d..,..;& ers P Sr maln ial and r,et R1 1ey, R a d c 1J.11, "'•1rs. F ran k as Clutts, Lacy Henry • A n c e Thursday. Those vl.sltang ' ·' ments of dried verLmo1 i1 001 paid w1 tb1n LO day, aft e r rece1v1n11 biU. H.11wle1gh Retailing can be a weathered wood · Mrs. Brrlh,,.1 Darst in charge lillrding, Ft:. 2 Beaver, Mrs, An· 1Campbell. Mrs, Ora Wood, Mrs. Sunday were Mr. and Mn . FranErrors in Ad vertismg --Shou ld be rtporled immedia tely good busmt"SS m Mason County ! Rock Springs lirange will meet Others of her oommillee are Mrs tire w JI Ji.,L nson, Ashland, Ky,, !crloe Brown, ~~ Getlles, Heber cl.!l Oievalier and 11Gn, Mikle, Mr, rhe Daily Sentmel will not be responsible fo r more than one incorrect 1m,er1Jon for you 111 !960 and yt>ars to l Thursday al 8 p. m. There wtll Herman Lohse, Mrs. Lena Wolfo , and IL V.', Ford, Jr. Houslon. Hank, Mrs. Mmme Johnson, Hen- and Mrs.. Emest Barringer, BonC11rd of Thanks and Special Nolle-ea of Event• su,c;i. c~me. Guod openmg n~ar you. be I p~grnm and the l;.ul ies arc Mr~ f,'ra. nk Beach and Mrs. Ja!,e '!'ex . "'. Beach, Robert Redden, Hom- nle. Ricky, Ka lhy and Donnie, Obituarn:s _p ubli:; hed at 1 cent per word \I-. rile today . for. mo~ mforma- as ked to br .mg pies [or re rres I1- Bet, · ~ .. el Henshaw, Dayton Ashworth, f BOO Mr · and Mn. Herman ChM• 81 .-... ·1 ohn WORDS l DAY 3 DAYS 6 DA YS 1 MO. hon. Rawle1~h s Dept WVAmenls. JAN. ts Mrs. PauJ C. Stewart, hl. l Mr11. Garnet R1,ey, J . Gun- lier. 15 60c 90c S1.35 $4.50 270-80.1 Richmond Va 1 ., • • • • Wed neaux, Kelly Smith, Julie CarpenV M .nJ 20 60< , 1.20 I Ll'O $6.00 · · · , The Philalhea Society of the Mary Shrine. White Shrme of Palnot, daughter 9:05 p. m, -, p H II T C Mn. an eter C--.a 15 75c $ 1.50 $2.~ $7 .!k) ( 1• 3 12, 19, 26, 4tp . . bl ' ler, auI o ey. erry remeerui Mood . ____ · _ I Middleport Church of Christ wiJI Jerusalem will meet m regular , r,esday . Mrs. Earl A. Ke er, IHI ke , on Mrs. au1me Brewer. ay 1 1 A.~ received by 10 A. M. will ~ to· tbat day 'a p • per. (18) EMPLOYMENT meet th.is Thursday evenin,g at session Friday al 8 p. m. at the Pleasant St .. Pt. Pleasant. son, Sl.evkea Fla r, Mral. M >r _t e afternoon. The ceremoma , I S a .m . Wr•i,nc:.uay. ~ ...1 Hae s, Cu us Luth-el M'lSS Lana Ch evalier •penI •··7 30 with the group headed by IOOF Ha U. dna , . Lou I Bfl ilNUl~ WANTED PHONE WY 2-2157 -- -- - ' scheduled for this meetina h.as l 01 h rged Part 1ow, Mn, E Sigler, Noah d Ith Miss Sh' la Blak .., ---e iC a Booth T Ohl' G w· ayw ie e.,. WANTED - HOUSEWORK du, . (24A) FOR SALE OR been canceled. Patienls cecently dischacged in- b ' ory 1nger. den •· Reed,vllle, 1. 1· inR school hou rs, week day, J AN. 14 eluded Mrs, Don Johnson and in- M"' •. dS,ur e geon RAlee l s .1..~n Ml' '1s H 1s· n -~ - V (I) NOTICES 1 1 a rown. HOUSE TRAILER. 1958 Libecty , . TRADE . [ d h Pe I M D , a, ou~r pa ,en Martha o mger. - , ~ an - AN ~· DPEST- CONTROi 41 x 10 _ Washer and Dryer Contart Irene He1tgPr , Ham- t _ _ __ _ _ Siloam Lodge No. 456, Cheshire, ant aug te r, Mrs. ar c er- I e eported good Meter, Emma Van Meter .md 1 ~ Fila. FrM IMpef!tia•. lmw--, Large .w wning. Ral ph Fruth , sonvrne. (JI I0-3tp I l9M _ 2 TON FORDFooo 14ft ., will hold ib annual inspection Sat- mitt. Ray Carnahan,_ Norma J ef- wer r . · George W. Curtla visited Monday .. _ Ndotwklt. Pbue Maso . n,_ w._va ( IJ lo-6lp L'O\lered bed. See at Neigler urday at 7:30 p. m, Work in t he I fers, Ro nnie Midkiff, Herbert One um t of blood was adminis- evening with Mn. Mina Picbm .,. I YOUNG MARRrF:D WOMAr', Bui lding Supply, Rarine, or lE. A. degree. All Masons are cor- Crab tree, William ~· Por te r, jtered at the hospital on Wednes- and Mr. and Mn. Hayes McMur... A.. Sen k:e StatiH WY Z-1ANT IQ UE AN D MODERN -1-'U R- wanls bookkeeping or general call WI 9-JIB2, lcHally !nYited. ,George Clonch. Davis Malone, ,day. ray of StiversYille. IIIL t-11-llcl NITURE. Chai rs, tables, dress- oUice work. Fu ll or part lime, I1. ~ :.,.:;~ _ ; ; ; ~ - - - - - -- - - --aiiiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.aaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--, Nil!" MANAGEMENT, , ers, bt..-ds , p,1ctures and numer- Can give good referenees. Call BUI LoN'a lerwlce 81.aUo• ud I ous small art1~les. Also doub le\ WY l-?,064. 1 l2 3tp Fre~(•h P'r1-~ 1te, Heason 1 11.._ Powel Sirfft, MM.iepon. F•-l•I """"' ,.. selhng movmg lo sma:lec (19) BUSINESS polN, IN Joba aod eomp!elel ho,se Will sell dieop, sepac• OPPORTUNITIES ~ ol •le 0 llle l alely or for lump sum Man e I •J t w ..,.,..,• In.l! " Mk Stemer, · Te I. WY Z2585. . . , FOR . SALE'. RE~TAURANT1 r - - --- •- --- I I 11 6k I mg good busmes11. In opera tion "i!l"IID • .00 TO 11:XPAND bus·- - - . fo r 7 yea rs. No claims. title iMN. WIU pay 10 per cent in- , For Sa l@: 1960 H1:1rley-D--;Yidson I guaranteed. immediate posses\itrtlll one y8tlr 58('t)red byl 14FLH KING OF . HIGHW AY , sion. Lease includes ~ room '4000:00 invento~ . White. ron- i Gfi.OUP. Wint.er pr ice 51250.00. · upsbin apartment. Reason for tatt '.Rutland Service Cer,ler . or . Call WI 9-J IH _ \I ! 11 titc : i.el1ing _ poor health. Com~all SH I ~. leave message. 1 ----- - - - ---plele price $7500.00 Call Wy( 11 6 6lp • SJNGE n SEWlflvG MACHJ NE• 1 Round bob bin, in bra nd gew 1 2-900S or Wy • 2·6640. 111 I0-6l c Opposite lower Parking Lot - Pomeroy WIIIW(t..lNG J ACK S FISH Sa nd - I (:onsole cabinet Equipped Lo widlet .,. delicious. ,fa<·k's I (20) B · ~ B Middle USI ness I ug zag and make bullon holn _...,. ar. porl;I) 6 61c Will .ell to responsible parly i Service Ladies' lo take ove r 8 paymenls of $8.40 - ~ - - - - - - - - ~ - i«wiroN1 sifuoT - at the 11.aak per month . P hoie WV 2.-2204. i INSTALLATION OF CUSTOM or Walloa Yarm, Chei;ler, Ohio , ' ( 1) IO-&lc I factory made cabinets., ceram ic 1 I oo p. m. Sunday, Jen. IS, 1001 1 . i plastic or Ooor tile, building' Jlubl.Jc _myile(I _ I 12 2tc I NF.CCHI SEWI NG MACHINE, ranch-type home at $10.00 per - i complete zig zag, M.H kes button i aquare foot. AIMI any type re-Regular $2 .99 (6) LOST AND FOUND i hol.,, monogcems, ond all . modeling. Phone R,lland SH 2LOlff - YEAfi- OLJl- BEA.GLE, : fancy 11t ilt:hei.. Origi nally so h.l ! 4914 · l2-l9-30tc Blar.k, whit@ and tan . Wl ~ · for over $300.00 Pay off bal- 1AIR CONDITIONING, REFR1G11N. Reward . .John J . Rolle. <rn<~ or $8fi.OO or payment s of ERATION service Jack"11 n. Rt. l, l.ong Bottom. ( 11 lt)-31<' $200 per week . Phone WY 2- frigeraLion. New Haven. Phone LOIT OR lf,OLE.N. BLUE-DILL-I _:12™._ ill 1~61.c TU 2-3537. t)-2.l-tf Ladies' Quilted fold in ·'Jeifllly of Condor St GAS, FUEL OU. and ooal fur. - -- - - - - - - Re:WARD. Return lo I,in'1a n11ce1. Cell for free estimat.es. AUCTIONEER Lauder11111t. 30-4 Condor-RI.. "'oreman 6 Abbott Middleport UA.SONABLE IJATFJI Pt>meroy. Ohio, I-JO-all: 6-10-tfc 8AT18FACTION GU.\RANTEED Call er 1'rUe I. O. 10.99 now 8.00 ---- . ---FOUND: WEDDING BANU wi th PLENTY or THUPICAL t'lSH Cht.11&er, Ohio 8.99 now 7.00 nldllt J. W. Jordon 11 -15-4:i in-· on<'I 11u ppl1ea A!so ti few 19001 ____ _____ _ ~22-SO-tp• S,99 now 5.00 ~r1bed ia il. Owner may have ' h1tll h iioldrn plwasanls left CLOIJGED DH:AJN or Septic-I Siies 10-20 by contedlnR F.dwar-d Ump•I Lowell McNir,k le, Antiquity, Tank ? Get Klemi-Em•All Sep-! man, HyM!II Run , .and p11ying, onio. P 11 6tr Uc tank cleane'". Fnst and econ-I 1 12 Jtc ' NEW M00EH~ 3- BEDftOOld omical. Landmark Farm Bur• 1 lor Id. house in Grtint SI. Addition. eau, Pomeroy. 12-17-Slltc • • r I H, ·er HOS~Ita • ) "'"' ~hrlh;i 1..oulse Hersman, RI . 11Lawrence Jaroba, Mr1. Lawrence Ed 11'. e1gs-.. •ason , ,.,, t',c,le ~ en Ht . ,, alt:rloo, <.:harle1 L. Robm· I A din the 'd h C0ffl}flg . EVen tS·-- IierAmong thoSt! t'nl,' t"t'd Hol• !>Oil . l.:Jtel"loo, UeylOn Ashccor g mg t re- ..:oc1"a] Notes hospital in !he 24 hour,; worth, 1742 Chester Rd., Pome-- port of nuning department , ..J 11J • 1-0llil 3',elinel , Pomeroy-M i ddleport, 0 , Jan 12, ~ H0l 'SE. ~ ROOMS A~[) A·\TII. II t olt"-ill -- ,_ ........ �l \ 'IV-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport_ ... " " -Jot •- -- an . 0, J 12 . 1 96 1 1 h _" • .'" MrL Ehaa Slue� _n,, - • �- L.,h:-; ,,H�. W ilham Slater. p resident. cow ty meeting would · bt- ht ld i bert Bruc-h were Wednesday t.-onducted tht' meet i ng of t he J anuary 21 al the Agricultura l guests of Mrs. Clatl:I Gruese r. Amateur Gardent'rs l ' lub Wed- Ex tensioo office in Pomtroy 10 1 M rs. Carl Maltox , oe wly lected Mrs. Jed Webster Sr and Mn. ne5day when mem rs met at discl..lS& plantings a t the Child- I president of . I.he White Role I be Eldon lttaeuter of Morning Jed Webster Jr. and llOI1 were the home of Mrs. L. E Rl•-ynolds ren·s HOlllE' Lodge, was In charge ol the I ')tar and Raymond Krkler of Syr - , bus iness v isitors in GaU ipoHs Oil in Middlepor1 for t hi• · · Ja nuary ting held Wednesday_ afterbe One new mem r wa� v o ted I ffief! 1cuse attended the Distrkt Four Wednesday . �1oon _at the Amerlc8Jl Leg1011 Hall mct:>ting into membership. F:UB Men'a meeting at Athens on �rs. Eleano� Howard returned 111 Middleport. 1 Th�· m....'t'LLni �g.-i '>'>Ill. deDur mg the program hour . Mr.!I . There w fuesday evening. home Sunday after spending the ere !5 members pret• volions · " ' Ketpinar, <:hristmas All Gur Re} noJd.'S presented a paper Mr. and M r !. Earl Brick.le!! ot holidays wit . h he r son and daugh. rs. Mattox appointed en t and M t • le n . . Mr " Yt-ar· th . Through b11 � G n on · The f'"irst American Garden" Darwin were Monday oening ter-in-!aw. �ir. and Mn. Wilth� followmg to se rve H a Oow. . Lambert . and Mrs Earl Knight gave one 1;uests or Mr. and \'In. Dwight !Jam Howard and larmly. -& call tor lht. e\'e 111ng was on ''Amerirflr G ardenin� Mile- er comm,·u ee f the ...,...,1,.,, Roll Logan . Mrs . C . J. Ebersbath year: Mr11. Mathe Bush, Mrs. s,•em ·· &enir Gardens Historic- I of .. stones Mrs. E. J, HUI left Wednesday l Wednesday in R u_tland 1\1th her James Souders and Mrs. �ar. . SpoIs." It was announced that a , lor .a visit with relatives in Col- daughter and son-m-l•n• . Mr !ind -- ---· -- -- , The travel ing pr llt! and also ence McNea l. She also appointed the door �rize was w_ori by Mr s. Mrs, McNeal card chairman . umbu.s. Mrs. Carl Hysell :md famil� . ed homt after a visit in Y oungs- I t.er during the social hour. Sla Mn. Delbert Bruch visited on Mn. Edith Teaford has returnTh(, presk!ent urged aJI memtown witb her daughter . Mrs. table was bers who could to attend the eshmenl refr The ly m u fa and i Juanita D vls . gementa �f funeral services of Homer Harl· h I d Mrs . Earl Teaford of centered wit an amm M P� arti- ley, whose wife and daughter, and carnation!! Col�=s were rec-ent guests of pink w,th ms s lo b choke so . pmk can- Mrs. Richard Owen, an, both his mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. dies. Mrs. Slater presided at the membeu of the lodge. coffee serv ice and the cake was II was reported that Mrs Mo-served by Mrs . . Charles Bl�e rah Leonard. member of the Women's Dress Flats :MEIGS THEATRE lee. Home made ice cream, mm 9 lodge, is recovering at her home Ohio the y b and Sport Shoes roy, served POnM and nuls were also following hospitalization due to hostess who was assisted by Mrs. a broken hip. TON IGH T P11y Sc For A Second _ "A WOM AN LIKE SA TIN" Wesley fry Pair-Two Pair $5.00 Refres hments were served by . and ot Bard Brigi tte Tl:le February medmg will be Mrs. Ross Pullen, Mf!I. James A n tonio Villar held with Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Pullen, Mrs. Birtie Watts and Men's 11.lso Children's Mrs. E. M. Blake as hostesses . Mrs. Pauline Gellagher. " ONE D "THE WIL Glove Leather Marlon Brando, Lee Mar.,.in Crepe Solo Runn ing time 2 Hrs., 3� min. I Card Club Wm Box office closes 8:30 P.M , $11't Ent�rtained lh to 3 Mrs. Michael Hackett enlerFRID AY NOT OPEN lained he, card club .. Tu:sd•y Nylon ,9 5 $8 evening at her home m Middle· Stitched "THE TIME MAC J-llNE ·' Women, t with prizes being won by The January meeting of the ­ ( Tec h nicol or ) :'�. Edna French, Mra. Charles Hea rth�tone Cla� of the Middle Rod T.iylor , Alan Young port t s h First w a s Bapti Churc White Nylon Asa Bradbury, Mrs. Donald Mills FEATU RETTE Boys' Black held Tuesday evening at the and Mrs. Lionel Boggs. I C(lLORCARTOONS h . r M ome . s nd of Allen a Mr Ro, Others playing were Mrs. COMING es. . Hugh ard h Ric Mra. bert S<.-hmoll, Th_e meeting Was_ opened by t he Sund•y, Mondo, TuHday Sb• Gress and Mrs. William Childs. Siu I I presid e nt, Mrs. Milton Hood . al• 17 S-16l ,ry Janu . served Re( hmenls were t■ Big 10 ,..._ 4½ to 9 "'_______ ter which Mrs. Willis A.nthony "ELMER GANT RY" was in ch arge or the devotional (Tec h nicolor) NAME OMITTED . Burt Lancaster and The name of Mrs . Robert Hy- period and Mrs. Hood were m Mr. J ean Sim mons was unintentionally omitted CULQRCARTOON e charg of the program �our and 8th from those who attended the c min, 35 ffle lose of the evenmg ret Hrs. a 2 t e tim ing mee Runn District American Legion Middleport No. Second freshm e nts were served to Mr. &x orfice closes 8:30 P.M. .mg in Wellston Sttndey. and Mrs. Edison Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sm art, Mr. a nd Mrs. David Darst , J r. , Mr. and Mrs. Anth onv, Mr. and Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Harold H ubbard and Rev. and Mrs. Don ald Boone and daughter, Jeanie , who weregue!ls. Mainly ,..oout �:., ' ,, People In ' History DI Gardening Was Theme 0, Amateur Group's Club Program I pomeroy Committee Heads Named For 1961 By w.R Lodge Save In The Storewide January Sales At { I I ?' �-•... gan style in high bulk orion. Bulky k n I t roll collars. Sizes aqua and white. s4.9s ,, Work Shoe .,. $1 -99 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Gabordlne1, Tweed, Wonted ltollon & Chomp REDUCED 25% SALi $27.50 $34.95 $45.00 __ $34.95 $47.50 --­ $36.95 $52.75 --- $40.95 Reduced 25 % MEN'S SPORT COATS MEN'S BULK KNIT SW EATERS REDUCED 25% ONE LOT SPORT SHIRTS · VALUES TO $11.95 $2.69 each Value• To $29.95 SALE $19.95 DRESS TROUSERS MEN'S SUITS REDUCED 20°/4 REDUCED 25% BOYS' SURBURBAN COATS REDUCED 25% Men•• Banlon Sh1rfl lhrt IIHwe - llt... $1.9f SALi $6.95 .-. IIH•• - Re9. $10,95 Boys' Bulk Knit SWEATERS PULLOVERS and COAT STYLES Vll>IN To $&. 911 SALE $4.49 MIN'I OV ■RALL Sale 3 for $2. 1 5 MIN'I SALE $6.00 I LOT LADIII' PANTS Work Uniform S K I RT S SALE $ 1 .79 SALE $6.00 REG. S2.49 lADIES' LEATHER JACKETS REDUCED 25% ,1 Dlllr �■cllN' Pull L""th ·· Peftdleton � C0111 Rq . ..«).00 SALE $29.95 LUGGAGE LADIII' CAR COATS Valu■I To 91!.911 SALE LADIES' SLACKS Reduced 25% I 2.99 LADIIS' LONO SLIIVI Val ue, To $44.50 Valuea To $3.411 1 Lot Men'• Sul.. BLOUSES SALE $24.95 SALE $2.29 Bahr Clothiers REDUCED 25% LADIES' SWEATERS REDUCED 25% SPECIAL FORMllllL¥ SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY OASH BAHR, OWNER SALE $1.00 iletr- fl .llO SUit Rea . $1),00 per 1ult Mr,. Si,.on Named Pr,,ident Of C/au V1IUM To $2.MI Mon'• TNIRMAL KNIT REG. 118< REDUCED 25% SPORT SHIRTS Rog, $4.00 SALE $2.19 UNDERWEAR . REG. $&.Yft ,: Men'• Palam•• T-SHIRTS CORDUROY PANTS I LOT WHIT■ For Men • WomeD 2 for $3.00 , Reduced 25% Ivy League Pants The alxth birthday of Linda Rupe waa celebrated Wednesday during tho afternoon aenlon of t h e Middleport kindergarten class wh en Linda's mother , Mra. R ichard Rupe and grandmother. Mn. Eddie SmJth, entertained In her honor. Seated at Lind a'• -lat table were Nancy Buskirk, Shella Moore. Sharon Wlllon, P amela DodllOD and Paul Pllllln■. Mn. Guy Reynolds, teacher, al­ uotated with the party and mruhmenll of cup cakes were •rvtd and picture flVOl'I were &fven lo ...ii child. Men's Sweat S lrts Men's Dress G ovts SALE $3.69 MIN'S HIAVY WT. Lim/a Rupe'• Sixth Birthday Ob,ert>ed Values To $8.95 _ Sale $4.69 Rog. $5.00 SALi $3.69 SALi $7.95 2 for $5.00 WOMEN'S RAYON PANTIES 3 Pair $1 .00 ..,_, Thonnol Kntt PAJAMAS lie«- $2 .119 SALE $2.00 ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE REDUCED 20% l' '.L SALES CASH '° Mrs. Edith R....U c:onduded lhe hwliMM meetlq 11111 � • d charJ• of lhe d■YGlktnal period ol tho January meelinfl ol I a O Martha Ci..■ ol tht Bradbury Church ol Chrlll whea n m 1 1 Wednoedo,y utgJ,t at tht cburcb. Durtnr tho ......., - olfl. ..,. were elected u lollow■, Prwl­ ldent, ,.,.: J- lll■llDD, v. 1 1 ■ Pmtdul, lira. 1!■11 lloulh; Tnuun<, Jlln. - W l n n, Secretary, Mn. Katbryu Wll'Dlr. Flo- camolltoo, lira. ■nd OUN ■lnnan, lira. EYelyn Murray. I llltrlna tho ■oc1al hour foU.... Ina the moeliJII r■frooline ta .... ...-ved bi' Jin. R....U ■nd Mn. Ellr■ llornlwt lo - alreadjr manttoned ond Mn. 1-■ l:boro­ bocb and 11n. Veda Foley· a. Oil loll cl-, - • - • nmcb to ...uo _.. - - ···-·., � . -•--�_ cON D __ ,.v _■ _._________M_1DD _ _ L_ EPO_ _ T... .Ro _ • ..,;...;..___ 1._ o_ LA -Aw Y_ _Y _A __ _s�-- = :..�-: � � 1o SPECIAL PURCHASII Womens Winter Coats s26 00 Regular $39.50 Yalu-SALE Fine quality Rannelette IOWDS for women Jn res• ullr and exr.r. 11Je1. Print■ and ■olids lo pink, blue, maize and orchid. Salt $1 .95 Ramble Cord • ' Now l1 the ttme to buy your favorite Nllie untrim1rttd coat. You'll 11aure your1elf of fineJt quality, pltnt,' fl/I wear. All wool fa.bric,. aow - •hd IIGULAR $19� WOMINI COATS ---- SALi "2,00 warmth and by top manufacturei't. lave OTHII COATS: IIGULAR $79.50 WOM•NI COATS ____ IALI "2,00 RIGULAR '69.50 WOMINI COATS ·--- IALI ....... RIGUU.R $59.50 WOMINS COATI ---- IALI '42,GI RIGI/U.R '69,50 WOMIN$ COATS ____ IALI $14.GI IIGULAR $29.50 WOMINI COATI ---- IALI RIGUL.All 125,00 WOMINI COATI ---- IALI tu.GO 111M Mell'• Wa,h 'n Wear ROBES Wa,h '11 WNr *3.95 1 r:4 · ; � I Action Is Expetted Next Monday By Commissioners ; · • · ·· 1 � t I operation of the Meigs County Highway Department is avallable County Engineer Stanley J. Blazewicz said today. The engineer made the statement in his courthouse office as he, his foreman , Danny Thompson, and approx• lmately 42 other highway department employes wonder­ ed what will happen next week. 1be an,wer may come nelf: I DOI required by law to meet but Monday when the board of county I once every three months. commiulontn 111 acheduled to The commissioners have met in , meet. Two or its member, lhow- 1 1pecial le!lsion nearly every other ed up for • meeting lut Monday. week for a number of years. Thll But board president Dan Harting- 1 has led moat persons to believe 4 er waa: unable to attend. New [ the a;1propriatlon1 will be worked /. � commiuioner Avery Nel■on and on ne.d week. NEW IN COURTHOUSE - Mary Ann Amberg holdover Don E. Mullen adjourn- I Elsewhere. all courthoUJe emdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Am berger, Minersville. 6d until Jan, ie, after discuasing ployees are to receive lheir fil"llt UNITED. NATIONS, N.H 1 UPn ..,....., is the new secretary serving the Meigs County board but taking 00 action on depart- check of the year today. T h e -$ecretary General Dag Ham• l commissioners. She replaced Sharon Boyles. Mi ss AIDment appropriationa. heads of departmenta will. be �- , b ffl8rakjold goea before lbe Securd fr om Po meroy High Schoo l in 1960, gradu erger ate · Last Monday the board recess- able to buy any new supphes until ity touncil today to answer So- I , ed untiJ Tuesday, 'l'hen Tuesday, actkm ii taken by the com:mis-- and played m the band . She began her duties January 1, v iel (!hHtiU th al be is taking the I Jg6 1 · 1 the three men again: failed to sloner1. One employee sald yes• , .:..:.__ ____________________ United Nations down " an evil. meet to mab any 1pecific ap- terday that no omce baa yet said cobnialisl road" in the Congo. propriatlona. anything about being out of sup- ' �rskjold II r r i V e s this Blazewicz aakl th!s morning plies. ltloming from Afriea a fter cu tting that $5,000 appropriated as an em- The tmployee 111150 aaid that ,hort hi, visit to. the continent to · for w and Ice mosl o[ the court house offichls attend the council ,.,.;on requeslWARDEN NETS RARITY - Griuled, h•rdened inm�te of Meigs County's Dog orgency ;oo • td by' Russla . The new Congo de- Pound growls disapproval at John Meeks, who collared th1S genume We1maraner, a control w not. a,t or ever. He had used rroney left over from Z, : said lhat ?OISlbly there will be the end of _ laat ye�r to pw-cbase , bate begin in the 11-nalion body ' species commandin g a nice price on the do g market. The owner should not be hard nougb money left for th I or part of ,hetr supptoe,. Thurlday. I to find. The Weimaraner is rare, characte rized by a honey rib cag)' , and is liver- , •four more clay• of operation. U the eomnuss1onera do meet l1 Hammarsk.)old 's statement 10 1 colored Most dogs at the pound are far le ss aristocratic , half-wild, more marauder I Mr, Blazewicz also said that Monday, n has been predicted lt' closer by the _minute when candi�ates fGr the council wu expected to sum- than child's pet. · --· · -_ _ __________ - - --- -· there are icy places on the county that a large crowd may be on councsi_ lg �tting - -.. - -- · · marize ta,lki he has bad wi·th l[ 1 0 Pomeroy and Middleport _must dec1de wbe. t J h u 1 road• in the far points of the hand to tee first hand what is ther or not to seek another term of ofhce. He •taled that Jt takes don,. J ==d� %':: ,.��=: ;: :.: i _ Their _ decisions must take a new factor into consideimoney · to dear up _the roads, and l Tbll could be an unusual spect- at1on this year. OhlO law now expects a councilma.n to ld Ul OlljO .· that the oommtss10nen are the 1 acle, u the commissioners.' of- 1 accept, eventually, a four year term. poltu91 ,, o•a uk,d 'th• 11nc · t0 con� ' ;. one, w ho han4Ie the county", ' f;a, hardly ha& aaace for more ; Fou, of the ,,, seat, Seg;nn;ng , upon lo put up th�� ""'""' agaill. sider lta chlrpt t t e U.N. . cash. . 8 half-a dozen onlookers, this year are for four years. two Who else may file for Pomer.v,C.Ongo m,nrnmtd pemutted Con- PAU1 BEACH, Fla. 1 UPJ) � Kennedy currently, �d appar• , about $500 ,� a year from h 11 for• ompson said rum• and the halla outside were Foreman Th for two years. Then, in 1963 the council is the subject o( IIDOktrolese troopa loyal to Ka�vubu I President-elC'ct , John F. Kennedy ently for some time, der ives $ 100 , tune, of wh1c� $400 , 000 g s_ for I I oe b ken I built ri ora or . 10 me n e i n g ta from J o blueprints anything like office holders whose terms expire filled conference rooms, but tha to_ � . terd from the_ Belgum-ad- j has removed his person,1 l fortune, 000 a year after taxes from trust taxei:, Assurmng conservatively � t> will rile for four year terms. / are no solid announcements av.Um uust,NKI trust territory or Ru- ; w�i�h may � as _ lc.1· , as $10 ) tund� setup in 1926, 1936 and 1949 !I that �e yield from_ his trust funds heir jobssay slerd ay wen• not Madism Square Garden. rue. He id that as far aa be ____ _ t ab le. Th at m unicipalities is th e way anda-UruodJ to attack forces loy- n1ilhon, from the heJ1l of specu• I b;o' his fat hC"r. former Ambas 8dor : and investments repre nta a re5 se p ese l knows al the ees always wi L han experienced peo-i True, it is a definite, feelabltnt r e m ploy 11 to iovJ1t-�c�ed deposed Prt>- lall�e _investm�n� for as long all ,Joseph p. Kennedy. : I� ol as muc� u 5, per cent, red nginee hi by the pie ,till are man a ging public affairs. sacrifice for most persoal • e r on mler PaWkt �umumba . he 11 m �� \, bite. H�use. It was stated authorll at�vely, , th11 would lnd1ea� an overall th e job. In Middleport all six oo u ncil• serve nis co�unity on � ·� Amba1111dor W1lter Lo-Prepann& for h11 mauguration � but privately, that the �resident- :,_ersonal wea1th of about f30 mU- 'Jbe rem al80 uld this that -� doubt fo little is There pet• an n;' e oth eacb 1igned men e v a h � ..-:.�j��n. 1:111 �m- 1 Jen. JO and, M'alltlng to av0;ld __po1- \elect receives !��s:; l�· -or · )ion. l Is lhe . JaA day that the new --it.ions but this is 00 guaran t ee uttlt._waman 111t home" � -tdii, a ll ment arm'l.\,Cr ·t:rins1t_ r 1 � h t s 1 sih . lc eo�Ult'I of lnt�rest alt�gh · , Sa�inger would not � Keo.• p) eea l g IU1'e be oy will file. At lea!lt two are known more ffiie pub ic aervaatli • , can etting of � �Ur\inda, wh1eh Is not required by law, Kennedy r nedy s n�t worth, bu t �e did say id sinre there has been no monpa : to be lukewSJ11l, npecially to the action than any other factor, TW, . ut ot � ,Congolese _province or i cenlly c1 ispo�<'d of all stock holde- Ii J �(> Prcsiclen�-elecl �Hied to aell fo , I can ' l see where 1t "payH off. " anc1 ey a ppropriated four-year idear the depart. Klvu, for JOO or IO Congolese j ings and remvested the proceeds , his stock� without bemg reqmred 1 m ln ent. Pomeroy a ll six int"lll11benls today·s world, more than in � troop, at tlie request of �sav�- in government bonds - federal, i lo do so by law. 4RR Fultz , Meigs Cotmty annount'ed in November they years perhaps. twirls most hapA l'COrding to th e county high� bu. He c:ontended that tb,_1 d'.d state and municipal. ; Th� federal law dealln_g with way depar 1tVO, pily when there ill money revolv• tment cuatom, the 43. Prosecuting Attorn ey an d partner didn't want to tackle another not violate U.N. orders. Kivu 18 ; �re-s..: Secretary Pie_rrP Salinger : C<mOJcl of �ter�st.s has hit other in the Webster & Ful tz law finn per annum job which figlltti,. out ing. new em;iloyees a . re n ot yet d ue promb 3 Lumu a stronghold of I 11a1d, ' The on ly holdmg� he j lr-:er.il offlcuils m ·the pocketbook:. . lo be paid. They are not suppos- o! Pomeroy, has . �n elect� 8 at about a nickel per hour in WhiJe �� cil service forces I St\..refary of Defense · designate I today are bond� and refl , estaf£>, . . . ed to receive tbelr checks until director of the C1hz.ens Nationa l wages eonsidering the t llllt! spent ,s to sacrifice, 1t II rewarding 11 The United Arab RepubUe was His du-eel: real estate holdings j Robr,rl E. McNamEira had to get I . Bank of Middleport. ....v I anyone approaching the job lfti,, on town business . · · 1 cons1·st � of homes m preparinI a re90Iut t. on whieh DI ' · the Ford Molor next Friday • Jan u-.r 20· · Washmgto l"' WASHINGTON ! UPJ I - Unem rid o! st I"'k m 1 Fultz ls president of the Pomeerefore, the actiori or th e ously, not in money. but w:ltb • \ ? _ , 'Ill How e ver. since then. at l e ast 1 m nloyme by ju ped nt more hen formed soureea 11td was mild l and Hyannis Port, Mass, Cn. of \\ h1ch h� was presir Pnl and mrmssioners when they re clnd- roy Lions club, a Middleport-Porn• five of the six have indicated pri- tangible bcmusea to the ,pii'lt. co �. Decem th ab u ooo e t -enough to perha;is be accep ed by -- - -· r� o t l'f' he said the transaction would :.Oney eroy Rotary club member, ofrlc1al vately they have been prevailed Furthermore, the Sta te alll times J: norms in o_rease-to a repre�enl a potential loss of be- ed all of lhe engineer' s both Russia and the WeM and 1 1 t f OI the Middleport Heath Meitho- ---------- Federal Gove w th will tlo ent ce of tha rnm w r t ' t� permit h ll -World II for War igh p!Ml thus avoid another bitte r wranf!!lt> 1 tween $2 million and $3 million a�d i: tnt�I. wm n:i ;:_ dist Church, Middleport village local corltrol of local alfain mi, month. govemmen1 officials dis- I over a period ot ye&rti ov� the C.ongo. . pa of the present workers unle� solleltor for the past four years, so long as we show willia� closed today. soviet Ambauador ValeriEin A. Joseph P. Kennedy's fortune ) meD?.her of the Middleport Chamthe bud t " bOt a lo accept the job. Eaeb u I !harp Th e concen jump a ted tr 8\ O le Be)that rsday u Th f.orin uked has been estimated unofficially as greed poo her of Commerce and oo--promot" his own protector agailllit ·"IOclll,, in Slee!, autos anrl olher manu- between '200 and $300 million. He I next &furn be stripped of lts admlnisI " boo of Mid- C• t inted out several er with Charles faclurlng industries. ;iushed UTI• 1 �gan setting up trust funds ism. trative power over Ruanrle-Uru� for tlmes :mmissionera dl eport·s new housing addition off . that One man, and OM only, II the are I employment to more lhan 4 4 mil- 1 has children In 1926. The trusts are -----1 !. di and aJain rlemanded 1mmed1'-· ;1 --- Grant-st. -ready to announce his intention tf hon, close to _7 per cent. It was l 6plit BCven ways� equ lite withdraw&I of all ,, RPlgian"' n al share O Ree)er.ted es-the to at board Tu filing for public office in Pomt, Wendell Long. 63. a native of 6 .3 per cent m November. from thl! Cong11• I for each of the seven cbUdren of Kennedy, Rusk Piao day n· ight's meeting were Robert . . ray-Middleport, and he is DIil a ChPsh1re. died �t �1� h�me 1225 Econom ist� consider a rate 1 Joseph P. and Rose Kennedy, Important Meeti ng Officers and Directors were re- councilman. . L. Coals, JWUI 8 Downmg, Rod: Second-a�•• Galhpohs . a, S I� a iI above 5 �r cent • 1ymptom of ----e lected is week at a meeting of PALM BEACH Fla (UPJJ - ney Down ing, Harold E Hubbard, Ui , rn toda� after belml ln failing weakness m lhe economy He is Mayor Kenneth McElblD, ' . . the Racine First National Bank ney, who �atd President-elect John F. Kennedy Bertha B. Rathbum, H N. Swift, today: • health smee las! 0clober DP.afh . A further jump in JQblessness l Mullens Invited To are sh hold e rs. I was due to cancer. an d his secretary of state meet Paul S Smart and Rose S. Rey1 . I • 'T m gomg to file, and I dmt."t 1 w .c; a expected this month A nor- W ashington 1 . Officers include J. Dillon Cross. today to decid on nolds . Long was a native ol Chc• 1, mal increase would be about l.l aJning !'}1)ft�1f top. 1on care who knows it . Mr Mr am] Mrs Donald Mullen , ] o / president direcA. Or s ; i vice W. pre r • . I I f Jected b the I en at I I 1 shlre v, here he wa� born on July I million, o! Lincoln Heights in Pomeroy ::� ��!:� � ton :�:� I �. 1897. onP of seven ch ildren , The exact jobless figures for l John �. Downing den t ; Freeland Norris, cash ier ; icy organ Y have received an Jnvitation to Cf :·•.-lfius IUPJ l - Hhthway Douglas . Jr. . assista nt . into its final � chairman of the board of direc: Harry Seek Ju"Veuiles Who Dire<-'t . E. S. Pres:on toda.v 1 born to the late C E. and Ella JX>cember Wen' to be reieaserl by prewtent - elecl John F. Ken- Se -de gn to s· ; )' r:i cashier Mildred Gillllan. bookr Rodne Downi g president · , c tary of t Ripl� e Long. SunlYor of his ate s im si • ' the Labor Dep artmenl today in nedy 1 inauguration next week. a!-lm, Hie, '.f' rr i::1l:il1.1re tro gh·E- the and Claudia Shields, tell- Set Yout h On Fire keeper. : s · '<� • an to Mr Smart e utlve viee l merhah! fatnll)' are two sisters it, monthly report Oil the job sit- The official invitation i �usk alBO w�_ ex was re- De ad\MC'f! right . of . way purchas" er. CINCINNATI ( UPll - Police to" . dascus s the continuing � bbard· ca shier, � u c risea ln den 1 '_ Mr. . a nc) a brother Mrs. Charles rs. ua t lo n <'Pived from the Washington D c pro; rm a rh.tince to prove its ' Directors of the bank --are J. day sought two school boy, M(Etheli Enterme� and Mrs. H. N Olfi�ials made known in ad- Jnaugurallon Committee Muile� Cuba, Laos and lhe C.Oogo witb Reynolds . as siSlanl vice presi- Dillon Cross . Earl Cross. W. A. cused of setting another boy OD v �l':111 • kt' out about a blll ( Catherlne ) K«:mp. both of Colum• �ane!e that the report wuuld ehow Is one of the three M eigs Coun!Y. Kennedy. The new administration den�; and Gene Grattt , assistant Orr , Clarence Price, Ebel' Roush. Fire because he refused to play b , and Everett.I' Long of Che- unemployment ln D e c e m b e r C,0mmlf!;�loners, and is active m musl h ave aetiorl ,olicita �, ca�,; . ' h· w h H a rold CartJahan and Freeland hook y. w hic , fl�,. �ntroduced to repeal ll 5 . r emp1oye� 0f t e bank tn· Norris. Immediately afler tbe Jan 20 m1 sh ire. climbed to more than 4 4 million. rounty Dcmoeratic polltlcs tht· lf'iil lav., author m ng the deDoyle Lainhart. 10, told pollee i a u gur a tion -elude Norma Wilcox. secretary '· Ht at ended the C h e s h I r e In November there were 4 031 000 · --l one boy poured gasoline on hia ,artment � borrow Itale ret·ire- schools and met and married fhe joble111 - a post-war high 1:°u�ll --a Jenkinson 1 and l<lis Mc for that , ment fund, for advance right.of- � l e g a nd another pushed him into a _ e C:ommoner Grahbed r qua F' · GI n ing i . Le" Elhm , ey. ,s n bookkeepe and v· ,urmer ady,o L,ttle on Ocl - 16. mont• GAVE OXYG� �N purehaaes, land Brown, custodi.an. _ 1923, and Abe IW'Vives along with The number of jobholders equested O 1' eet . . ftre after he had n,fu,ed lo lflaJ The r Oueen Middlepo t Af!t rid ency Emerg t A similar ltw in California away from school. He was treat1 ---� two daughters, Mrs. Hobart (Nor- dropped by about one mlllloo last OSU>. Norwa�· ( UPJ l-Norw11 llDil was (!ailed at 3: U this mom- , All members o[ the Fwmg ved that �tt rnillloni 0f dol sa ! Squad of Feeney-Bennett Post ed Tuesday in General Hospttal ., mal Finch of Gahanna and Mrs . month, 8 normal December de- Princes� Astrid ma rrie� a di- inlil to the Clarence Grover resi- : HOP TONIGHT Jars in right�f-Wll,J' oosts, Pre1-bums on his right leg. . Jack £Beverly Ann I Price of Gal- eline. ,,orced commooer tod.11�· despite dence in Kyger Crook. Mrs. Gro- ! A record hop will be held this � requ�ted � meet at t he Le- for t.on e111d. 1 _____ llpolls. '11iere are four grandchilsome resentment among Nm·w<'- 1 ver wa1, suffering from a heart evening in the Pomeroy Senior g1on Hall m Middleport. Saturday "Ohio� can benefit from the ! Pl'� TO MEET_ dren. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPffAL gian su bjects and Lutheran d>ndition. Squadsmen administer- ' High School Auditorium following , of Homer Hartley, v n lslalure l the . sa e � ,p U g ed oxygtfl . She was taken to the eage game between the Pan- , Post membe rs will attend ln The Racme P'l'A w� meet The body ii at Miller'a Home , Admissions _ Orland Gilliand, I l"hurchmen. wiJI just give the law a chance The attractive princess, wOO Meigs General Hospita! by prl- : tht'rs and lhe Wellston Golden l a group and all other members Monday January 16 at 7.30_ p.m. for Funerals Arrangement&· will Reedsville '· Elhel GroVer Che to work," be declared. ' · be announ be 29 years old neXt month vale vehicle on advice of 111 , Rockeh. The dance will e-nd at I are asket to meet at the hall at the gr ade school bulidio,t. wlll Jater· · 11hi The bJIJ wu introduced by Rep. 1 also. . ' · Baby sitters will be availablt. I 1 1 : 00 p. m. w be lt wed to Johan Martin Fer'. physlclan. 0"1scharges - y·JJcw rta Stacy, o __ ________ '--------- __ ·-D. 0. Taber ' R-0all lpolll, a memn e r. a 34-year-old clotMng me rMlddleport. Mary Lavende,· . Svrher of the HoUN Highways Comee 8 acuse; Bette Hobsletter, Rutla�d ; chant in Asker Church. The cere• ml�, who � a1IO opollllOring In M&llOD 181 Tt me Mary 0o88, Coolvllle, and Zora mony wm be performed by Trondlegil,.tJon lo change tht dlatrtbu- PT . PLEASANT - Judge James Rockwell, Pomero heun Bishop Ame FjeUbu. y. tJon of poollno laxea. .Lee Thompson, Judge of the 29th , '1118 deprtmlnt hu .pent ,u Judicial Circuit compqsed of Ma• Billy Graham's historic 17,cm the (b.-ument captures the aplrlt 500,000 persons attended outdoor itual thrust of the Billy G raham DOCTOR TO SPEAK mllt.m thus fat for property In RIii and Putnam count ies. has of• Ju sek Replaces Nye mass meetings "'' ith nearl) l:15,000 Team Is a tribute to the mP11kllThe Chester PTA will meet . mile "Safari for Souls" across or Africa during theae limes. Daytoo, Toledo, Cincinnati and fices in the MalOII County Courl- 011 Re al Estat Board e January l 6 at 7 30 a t t he Chester Africa , is the theme of a new ,!ea• Frequ�ntly. , ealled "The Awak- inquirers rem1:1ining for further arles, whose years Of faithful la, COlumbul. house. This is the fJrst time .a COLUMBUS !UPll - Gov: Mi• Grade School for family night. l t�re length mo�on !ctu� . Af- enmg Giant, �f�lca ii dlplcted help and instruction. hors were in a large measure n� 1 o m authe d ha1 h a d a n offic e i n t he od r Callf la ju ge Pruton Aid chael V. DiSalle t af appoin te,l . Potluck supper will be sel'\'e<t . ica On The Bridge. which has to be ln a transi tion period - on "Africa On The Bridge'' bu sponatble for the ■piritual barvllt 1 tboritiel said money 18Ved by coun ty, and the office will be open Frank R . Juselt of Cleveland to / The apeaker will be Dr. R. E. lta Mel�R County premiere at lhe a bridge - between ancient trib- great pictoria l scope, ranging experienced by the Ev°"llat. buy fna: right4-way while It ii atill Monday through Friday when t he lhe Board or Real Eatate Exam· TolM>n of Holzer Hospital. Every• ' Racine High School on Wednes-- l alisr11 lllld the shining goal of. in· from sequenees depictilJI primi· Mi1Sion8:" leader1 and mirfstffl undeveloped f� aceedll Interest Putnam rourt is not in ses · lners for a term endina June 30. .I one b invited. Janu ary 18, at 1:30 p. m dependence from colonia. ruJe. live vilhge life to �es of fflOd. joined with State and Ctvkf oflW. • day, cbaJ'lfl OIi the amount needed for 1lon. _____ The showing will be aponsored by During thill signlfieant period. em city and industrial activity. alt to extend the IDvitaUoG f el He replaces Riehard A. Nye who eitcb- purchaaN. Mn. Carroll $. Kennedy o f resigned. the Finl Baptist Church and the American Evangelial Billy Gra- Exciting and colorful pagan rites Mr. Graham to vllit 1111 Cclll, GAME ANNOUNCED ------'-Ehgliah Road, 11 the new cotll't . ham was 8C'l'1Jrded an unpreced- ar.d ceremonie& a re featured, to- inent. . There will be a h ,�k�t b�tl Racine Methodist Church. LOCAL l'BMP8 FAIRFIELD STATION reporter and personal aecretary authentir ented welcome by Afrieans ren�- , gether with some of the moat re- "AfrJca On Thi :Brld,.- • game al the Bradbury &hool I Photograµh!'d I n 11te U:IS a. ID, temperature bl Judge ThompiOO. Mra Ken• 'Ihursday t�mperalures - high Saturday ev�ning 111t 7 p. m. an� sound and natural color In 17 prin- lng from Chle.rs or SI.ale down to ' markable bi,z-game footage ever directed bf Dick ._ .... � du b World Wide at MnNml! _.. ..._..... k nedy will al8o tel'Ye u .reporter M, low 2Cl. F"riday reading - 39 / the Pl'A will se ll home mad e cl)lPI , dli�-. ccro�3 Afr:c::1 from ' lite gc-neral pop11!r:Hon or bush, J filmed. • A111J • �IP"• • • .. . . . lor -· C'4ullil',-Cir<ul1 -. ol,- 10:411 •· JII. I candy, pop and u,e cream. I Monrovia, Liberia lo Cairo,.EIYJIIJ de1trt; ■nd jw,a- A total of CtlmaxJn& the alocy al Ibo tipll, :Alaced.I1 :,1• • . . . . '> No more than enough money for three or four days I - Now How About That met 1pedficatlona aa to dze, tit ud launderabl¥, IJ. Packed In a plastic lined Jlpper carryin& caa, Larae Wubabi. 111ton plle rugs tliat will dry faster ad atay •I- ton,er. Ultra 11ew decorator aolon In oval and ·oblon,. Sia 21 nx36", leg. $3.95 _ Slit $2.IO Siu 271'x48", R91. $5.9S _ Slit $3.IO E I b.e.r.f.e I d s In Pomeroy /than Obless F•1gure I () P 000 not! I $481 ru!;� In Past Month Chesh'ire Man o· d T d . At I GalJ i nol " Home Tabor BilJ llas . 0 OUDCI.1 Can didates F aCIDJJ 4 year Terms, Eventua]ly fu]tz E}ected Bank o·irttt.or Jn MI"dd}eport I I C m -! I D. C. =� ! ir: I CJar r:n ri· Bank Off1'c1"als R Elected B y Shareh Iders cert.amb' ii I person . I I �r:n ff R Ry S d ],I T •t I ced Juda Ha Office 'Safari For Sou ls ' CoTQing Jan. 18 '. • d:iuncy 1 -- i, '. 1 In p p J\ennedy,s ersona F ortune ut Away tO ,counly. ' a] Bond HOJd•1ngs Federa] , State, Mun 1c' 1p w�; BATHROOM RUGS Popular ... -· loll Cord. lo - IO ...... pd - .. ...u. Loclell oeen, pewter, b1atk. blue, Ion. Illa • lo ti wolll. ·f r. 1 , I' i 100% rayo11 robK-ldeal for year IOll�Jladli ► · Brlah\ plaids and patterno. SIIIMj, Medium, and Extra Lari• Sizes. IIIUy ..... - for ■chool and !lp01'to -• ; ;,,I " I ss.95 MEN'S SLACKS ' ';"'""i and FLANNELETTE GOWNS County High way Department Jus t About 1 [': 1 · Broke Until ' 61 Appropriation Approved ��·--• -" 1 Womens rayon tricot panties. El» tic and band leg briefs. Tailored and trimmed style, in white pink. Sizes Small, Medium 11114 Large. $2.95 Value Women, Dnoted To Tiu lnterul-l 0/ Th. Mdw,-/lla,,m .4reo II. SLACKS An 1.sc1l11nt valde in wo­ men ' • 1Jacb. 93% wool, 7% nylon . Matchinl beltl. Side zippe1,,. cloaip&, tap­ ered legs, gay plaid a and solids. Sizes 10 to 18. entine a1 y I' I' .-: With · Charges Womens $2.95 ...... Mi·•u ■Dil dllftr oaly la -■pt or Ille m,lhod " pookl■c. I . , ,, .\ 1 , , ,. , 5ttc African Belt Special PurchaJel SALE • � I i"ti •l•·• 1 I I , . ( ' u i i 1 "'1 , li ll l , O h io I}] i • , I ., Soviets Stir and MI'S. William Houck of Marion was a guest Tuesday evening el the meetJ ng of Ohio Eta Phi Ch apter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority whe n the group met at I · the office of the 01\lo Fuel Ga11 1 Co. in Middleport Mrs. Houck I and her family are here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch . Mrs. &!tty Fultz, president. was ln charge of the short busi• neu meeting. M rs. Barbara Bea­ ing, chairman - of the chapter' s Strvice' Committee, announced that they would be 1ponROring the annual Mothers· March on Polio lhis yea r and would announce plans later. Mrs. Mila Wood!, chalnnan or the soclaJ commltlff, introduced tbe Idea of a card party follow­ ing the chapter meetings lor the members. Shirley Huston presented the cultural program on "Literature'" and a group diaeuBalon on boolu wh ich members have read waB held. Followin g the cloaing rit ual refreahmenta were served by El· eanor Blaettnar. Mn. Betzing alld Shirley Beegle. .. . .... Defends Policy ln (ongo $5.95 i MEN'S DRESS H ATS MEN'S TOPCOATS MEN'S SURBURBAN COATS REDUCED 25% Beige, lavender, Sorority Will Sponsor March Again In 1961 FRI DAY a n d SAT U R DAY REQIJLAR 40. s2.95 s5,9s sen STOCK Red ucti on to You r ch oice of all wool plaids and solid s in this group of skirts. Sheath styles . Past el s and dark tones. Sizes 24 to 30. TENNIS OXFORDS $1 - 99 .,. TENNIS SHOES 34 Womens S K I RTS Class Meeting Held At Home Of Allen Hugheses SATURDAY STORE HOURS - WEEK DAYS - 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. AND ON SATURDAYS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. l'he season's top selllng ■weater--CardJ. January Clearance Sale $2 .99 ., . Elberfelds In Pomeroy · Womens Sweaters ,-a-============---------•••==a--, SCHOOL SHOES ---, - - -i, -­ ,to-l, YOU �ow a,. • , . • -·- --�,f' ,,...£.,• · --- ] .., � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 12, 1961