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' ' "'- \ :' Yule Dec'oratiori$ Plans Annua-l Christmas Pinner Are Discussed At ·1: Plall5 wore made lor the 81\·1 WICkham, Mrs Lowell; Bing, and ur d- . :i . .M - -'t .. nual ChrlatJnoa dmner to be held B11bara and V1rgm11 "\'{right., lT e 1l~$a0y ,. ee at the Martin Restaurant, Sun· Hostesses for the Januao home d®lonatr.,_., 1 clay, Dec 15 at L p ru when the I meet ng will be Mr~ Curtis FrP· Past Councilors of Chester Coun- denck and Mrs Norman Freder· ell l)aughter5 of Ameru~a met ick with Mts James Van Meter Wolilloaday evemng at the lodge •nd Mrs John Hayes· llrtbarge oall E1ectr1e candles and a light- of the entertainment. ed ttee" d~c~rated th• ball lor ~tbe oectslon ~ j, [ Mrs O"ar Weber, preSident, UrC opened the meeting w1th scripn' • lure reading followed with the I 5 Lord's Prayer and pledge to IDe Oae 1n umoon OffiCers for the 0 UC next stx month!! were electecl The Mason EUB Church wswc: with Mrs Henry Beaver chosen .vtll 1 spC'nsor a pot luck dinner as pre~tdent, Mrs Curtis Freder for members and thmr famiUec; 1ck, vice pre!il,dent, Mrs Eldon ton ght at tile church Kraeuter, sentmel, Mrs Norm~n The meeting wtll be in ch,rge Frederlek secretary, Mrs. Gee of Mrs Lucille Smith and a pro· treasurer, Mrs Rrus Cle ~ra m entitled 'Strengt~emng the pubhc1ty and Mrs Vlrgtl Church Through Love 11 will be flower committee presen ed Followll>i the meetmg, g1fts AU members and their famdle• were exe1iang~d and My~tery sis nt:e urged to attend ' ters revealed with the presrnta r ; t10n o( a g1ft and new ._m,, 1 ,f ' drawn Mr& Hobart Ne•ell J\'&S aCIOEl treme,~ ,'. • awat~ed the door pnze I Relmhments were sene4 . bv UXI lOry the bo!ltesses Mrs Eber warner ond Mrs John J!ay<!, from a Ia 1 'i ble centered w1th a l!trge cake Jc-~ ed In white and decorated wl!h ]\aclPe F>remen Auxi l!ary have red rosebudS ' planned a Chmlmas supper Frl· Preoent were tbD'C narno1 day, Dee. 13 at 7 30 p m lor above and Mr~; Clarence NeutJ:· F1remen and ramilie.s to be at th~ hng, Mrs Rolland Osburn, Mrs Town Hall 'no g1ft exchange) Roy Hannum. Mrs Jn:nes Van Bring yotlr own tlble 5ervice Meter, Mrs Willoughby H11l, Mr. Firemen have also planned to Henry Spencer, Mrs R<liand Tor have a small treat for Raeldo renee, Mrs Floyd Ridenour Community children 13 and unMrL Marlon Wood )\Irs Mabel dcr at 1/1• ChriStmas tree wltK VanMet.lr, Mrs Esther Wrlihl, Santa Claus bemg present Dee MrL E~aar Hartung and guest, 21st on )laturdal cvcmng on the MillS Esther llayes, Mr& lam.s •treet by the National Bank maSOn U8Ch h WSWS 1 PI a nmg p t L k o·mner. ~ ,, I I ' ' Com!)!.,. your JMng feOilt with twin 1tep toblt1 aMI ITIQic:Mnll eo<ktoil-to~lt by P~Uod-111or11r o1ylod In your choice of 'rk~ or ~lood- ...finilflh...,., Ntflo•od h t19IIV Gkchol; Utwcfae· lor all tllree! ...-... • wlpeo dfjln In o wl!lk. IKollng ¥aluo, I~ ,. ·..r;•, ' R . f' A 'I' PI ans'' Ch fiStmaS . o·Inner - -' BAK-R_·FURl ON TBJ ·WGBIUI CliiUa IIIIIIDDLIPCIU -,...-+¥-- - -- .~_-;-.,. Wife got the \car again? ' Mlsn,t-IJ'S l/Mf fOI THAT SECOND CAll .lluiT)' to Blaelillar Auto Co. llld tee their terrllle seleetlon of "better buya"! 1950 DODGE 4 dr. Sedan · Runs good 1951 tHEVROLET J Powergllde. $150 ir. Sidan ······ $195 1951 lUlCK Speclcll $495 WILL YOU BE IHE N'XI LOSER? Paper burns mecdingly well. If even a small fire we~e to sta,rt m your hoD)e (or youf office) Illmorrow, eny securities and valuahlo personal papers you keep there might well be consumed before the Hames could be brought under control rtake tomorrow the day you trans!er ,all your valuables to a 2 dr. Sedan. ·New paint job. Dynartow. Exceptional In every way. 1952 lUlCK Special -- ·-------- ---- ·: $595 2 dr. Sedan. Original metallic green finish, Dynatlow drive. 1953 CH~OLET~ ·---- ,, as low as $695 C,holce of lhi'ee fine em. · 1953 I~CK~ Super V8 · -- .. -- .. .. · $895 4 dr: Se4an, DynafJow drive. Radio and Heater. J!eauti· ful turquoise and w~lte finish. 1954. PONTIAC Star Chief ' r~ We P•y 2% lnler~sl On Yout ~avlngs "' .I:, / ' . . ., . ' . ' .11iddlep9rt. " Sociel) ''' I Mr --~ .M~ 'TbomDS Scally, 'J'we[lt.v·o~~ · tion council members met at thl! Mra George Hacke!l Sr. and Mi· 10rne of- 1,!1;'1 • Gentva Nola~. chael Schafer were visitors m llome econotnlCI demonstration CQlmp~~ we~nesday. 1gen1 Wednesday when the fote- ' L~wla Johgsllll PUbfie • Irelanoon waa de~bted to su.geatlon• tlon•,lllr~etor, with the Appal•· and Ideas on ChrlstJnas deeora- eh1an~wer cG, Roanoke, va, visited Mr. and Mrs Robert liartlODII, present&. and roods. A home made gilt exehap(i rls and other Crlends \Vedn,.day ~as enjoyed and a planned din- evening ner was semd at noon The rooMr. and Mr. Everct1 'ulllngton~ Pt Pleasant, were recent Uff was Chiiltmas ' In the afternoon prosram plan gueall of Mr and Mrs Lee Roush mng was stiJdled aud possible dales tor Aduevement Day di'i· eugsed Future leader traininJ meet1ng dates were atudled, Alii dl!;{"Us~cHf wcro topics to be in eluded lo next yea~ home demon stration programs Mrs Maxine Pr1ee wa1 \.n charge of the morning propam Also present wer~ Audrey Well Frances Fooltner, Patsy jadtorc' ~dna Lee Jaunlta Slj!c, Jeane! le Davis, Nellie Nelson, Bind• D1ehl, Ava Greenlee~ Vlrglnlrl Gu nthor, Ruth Ponlsen, Sylv11 !.lldklfl Nina Robmson, Smn Stella Caldwell, 'MaxJpe Goeglem JeSSie Saundera, Freda Smltil Vecna Hysell,. Helen QtllYJY at~ Mra Nolan. · ' Mrs WeU and Mrs. Qulvey of the Bedlol<!-group ·liaked ChriSt mas tree cake~ and M1ss Sau.'l· ders, })atsy Radford and Mr~ Flllmer of the Hemlock Gravt and Roek Sprl•e• JTOUps ma~e a ChrislmallliJecorated salad. Miss Saunden and Mre Goegleln M· slsted Mro Nolan with thl(, re:+t of the dinner. : ' -. 1956 PONTIAC VI Star ctllef ··· ··· $2,29$ 4 dr, CIIIJIDa Sedan. Best Pontiac with allle~tlber teall. "Hard tW 1 4 dr. model. One carefulloeil ow)ler, Hy· dradiaUc,rlve. Radio and I Heater. · '•t t ! , 1955 Oli)S,.88~Hollltlay Cpe....... ShoWroo~. ~~e~, ~y~lmaUc drive. 1955 MN'hAC VI $1;~?.5 ' 1, 870 ·......... $1.-WS i dr. 'CaWina cpe. ' UardTop" mod~ Radio 1\( a'Jt;. er.CieiJI.car. Hydt'll!lltl~clrl\<e , · , :. JttS \fol VI Cnto11llnt ······.·• $J~9$ • ~~fl!·-Si!C1U~a orl&inal 1 turquolle•tllllill. : ::' :: : "If F08t '.va custtm~IM ·.. ·.. .. .. ~its 4 clr. ~'A:·low mileage clean, one ~I t mer e.r,' ' \ , f1 , '' ;~ fl.., I . ·. :e- ,: Sf·- ••. ' I \ . ' . '· ' ,, " . . ' ; ,l . < ... .-' ' ' --'~---·· \• ' ' " Tbe lolly Club bad a ~htl!tmao dinner Wedn 0sday al the Riverview Re.•bqrant an~ adj11u rned tn tbe hom~ nf M"- "' ,wll'iw· Hannlna, Bradbur,, 1\ll' t)iojr o.r+v an~ •••~aad oL 1itta Secret Pals nallle, M rovealed during the .meotlni and1!IfF Jean Fvns recelvetf an ~ftnl\rP"' sary gilt. t. c~nlrlbutlon wu voted for the C~listm~ 'frol~ c of the Junlqt 1Cl!Jniber 1 o Col!'· l• rnerce Those pre.~Stnt were M"s. , Evan ~ Mrs Roy Moyer, Mrl LilY Roue~ Mno Donald Houetr, llrs Henr' Dailey, Mfl Ollner Gr!m,m, Mr' Gerald Wlidermulh, l!ri. Alber! Woodard, :1\1'1 Charles Strsu&~ ~~d Mrt. Eldon V(jll I ~ • . . . 00I :. ~ .~"' ,. ,. .... ,. •-1.~5 i o o 'rtAfi , o 11" o" I o ··~35 stretch . . . •uo a •t.e• 11 ' .I i ' 8 of ~E A1,1luliary Elects Offic,rs · F.o~Coming Year Gt!~~ lnttrnal(p~al A~~ !Ia~, of the Brothe~n~Jlll; of j.oO!o mQliV!' •En~lneer~ .. M!a 1 !~elr .~r •lU!I Ch'rl~mM 'dlliner , l'fi\'!'Q'' ,nt the home ol Mrs ~~to ' ' ·r . ~ } ~ 1C.stom }lqpJ, 4-D®r, V.fl motor, Ttm~ut ~ t ,!QIIe Translnb~, Radlo, !Iuter Like new. ..~ -;, • ,:, --.- ;. "'·~ 1t56'thewolti. -·'·~~fp;$l76S ~·. RUTlAND ' - ~·i' J • I ) ~auUful Ivory over DIL•k Plum. Delray ,.,..._ Coupe, V-8 motor, radio\ .~ot"r' 1 ~<Jt-• , {., ,.,~ ~ 1 ill~•· •lnyllnterlor. LOOal qwner. / ' 1956 BUICK VI Special ···· ··· ·· $1,995 4 dr. Riviera Sedan. Only 11,189 actual m,lles by careful local owner. "Hard Top" 4'dr-. Sedan. Fully equipped. .. ''' Falrlan~ ~-Door Hard•Top, IVottX pr.er Tur· quQ,fsF.•PoW'r ~ertna, padded .~fl1i , 1JI,hlte , wtll tlra, -•lure mtrtor, luto~tM\lc traiJ. 801t radlO; h..ter ~nd man,y 1957 BUICK Vl Speclpl ··· ··•···· $2,195 2 dt. Hard fop Cfl\l. Only 8,235 actual mlle1 by car~~uJ local OWI\er. Dynaflow drive. Popular hat~ wp nlod'!'· 19$7 lUlCK V8 Century · --- ··· ··· $2,ft5 I ' 1 • BA)IIKlNG SINc;E 1872 lllemller Federal Reserve 8yatem Member Felleral Deposlllneuranee CorporaU~n COronet Sedan. New Pontiac trade-In One owner car ' ::· ', - 19$6 Ford· naflow drive. One careful owner. t 'j· 1955 DoooE V8 4dr..... .. · ·.. · $1,395 +dr. Sedan. SpoUeu original light blue·whlte flnlali, Dy· • , • "I' COnY. Cpe. Hydramatie drive, R&H . .New light blue top. 'I 1956 lUlCK y~ s.,., '.'... '.. '' ''. $2,395 I ,.. 'be•« ··· $1,095 ~ dr. Sedan. One c~reful local owner: Dynaflow drt've. Sm~ Black & wblte original finish. Radio & Heater. ,. I , ,George •Ande...1m ~ho :J{~ ·~n- • iher M1i. c. r. 'H~wklns;: Tbuno ill 'irilb flu flal ~le , I'Q 41.1'1 ' • , , work at the ·Pcl.il Ol!J#. Io~' leY· '!4r. and Mn. 1CIIHI!1' ~~~~Poral days t '1'" "· 'llaif, 'Clill-{!ltoil, '1ilalled b~ elllt Mrs . Nab Reichert and Mln wfth Mr. and Mrs. lier!l'J•~ Ohltn• 1aeq~ellne RJce we~;t !'laiiCII'&.·In. ~·~ , M•· ;JIIere ' aeoe!11!1111)ed to MariOt\• Thw-aday. . !> ' , Nti141Milt bY Mra., qbUftlllt 1o· ·' '· '' " • aUend the fqneral of All' · a~d Mra Mrs M1nnle GUm9r~ : W~l> an ~and .Kreig,. ,Mn, Krell Wll .a' 9vernigbt guest Ill Mr: _aliUlio!' slil•l'·IA,~i i>tr~ -~L ' ·J!alp~ -G!bll• lr, an~ Olilldnin ·•~/ ' ' ' • 1• 1 iNew Havo_n, Welillesdal,;. J, , MIAMI BEAC!i . Pl-1'•~ ' Wllllaili:Kitehen lvb6, ~~ been 'Giira~e. dll:ector o(:.IJill/.,'1!111'"f" confined \o the Chllllcql/>e hospl· ol lAbor Slandarda flf tM u. S1 tal IInce he wu Injured 'In an uelll1'tment of Labor told the automobUe aeeldent was return~ Florl4a Fcdcrallon ol"tabor 900• to his borne Thundayc vention Mondav that tlie avetage • Mr and Mrs Jack Evan i, eollege graduatl'! ea.,_ a ,to\11 ut New California, vlsiled her mo- $21)8,000 In his lifetime. Pomeroy National Ban'k POMEROY fl I The Jolly au~ ' Annual Christmas Dinner Is Held '!;he LOW·UN1AL IAPI DIPOSIT lOll Al•OUIIIANKI ., t - ;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--.I Chester Daughters Of America ·l ' .,, ' I • .J. ' .. $199~ ' • > Cimolat • J,, . $1tf5, . . " ' I '•' • • Otbtr .ext:u. -CLEARANCE ,/ I 0~ ~ USED- CARS ·,NO: .REASONABLE ~~ -oFF~ER RI,FUSED ' • -I ''''"""' was tord IbiS $lory ' former nam~ was llaJmarit As o child, he • was in Uw home of , prominent Counfy fan\}er Henry )lava foster ch1Jd H(! war. a~ n>arcd belpe~ l9$3 Chev~J•t I • ' ' ' 1952 P-li~~~th 219 t _Dr. Sedan. ,· keate~~ li J>ohoater Racllo,.. H~ll1r --&' ~Osler " by the Ml)nard's and run the farm L&ura Belt~ Mayn:.rd '<1.1 Henry lla)itlartt'• dau l! hlcr Alter thC! elder 1\foynard d1ed hl'l foster son wanted to. adopt Ma~ nr~rd a~ hJs legal name Mh.lJ !.I h ynBl:d smd ''' Signed papm legala~ed ihe ac-L~:~:~;i;lbseqwcn"ll:s•, toey decided to �Ii -- -~ A Dollar Buys M6re At Home When Spent For GOods And Servlcfls Yhan Anywhere Else; Community, Area, Profits This I! lhf ieiSOn of lhe year "hrn evN l iliah hbpes !6 se~ all his customers Ill llij Ho~tl far their ehtl4ttnai Jill needs v.~ iilif !161M ltiihhinli who pay taxes her;, SI)PPort! comlnunity schools belongs to fiftcl fead! clvte and fratetnal clubs, patti ct~fite!l lh ~Mal gdverilmellt, ahd u~ually have theft btittofti dOllar Invested 10 the "old home town," aJ)prec1atd the Meigs counhans who "liuy at honte " blliliie!s tovm Home town rnetchants serve the year. roun.d needs of the~r consurne1 s Their Christmas is made bright If customers do thelt Yille shopping at home They do thclt very best to overcome lures ollered bv tele vision rbdio and the out-of town press "hich too often deposits a Meigs County dollar in Columbus, Huntington, ~thcns, or Parkers burg Su~h a dollar does nothing lor the com muhlly lh which It was earned 'One of the marks of a progresSI\e corn rnunlty Is that people ~uy at home A dollar will buy more at home than anywhere else That part of 11 "h1ch 1epresents profit to the busmess man turns up as unproved schools a fme1 church a more p10sperous and vigor ous Chamber or Comme!Ce better sh eels a larger Lions or Rotary club "llh greater I r fectiVeness m the commumty and more cap Ita! which may be 1e mvested yes nghl bat k In the old horne town So when you shop at horne you are being loyal and of serme to your cornmumty loo Busine1s AdYJsed 'To Beware' That All Laws Are Complied With When Sales Are Made To State, County, Governments tiUsllleS.ies ei'erywll~re In Ohio 11 hlch sell to the ttate, the counlle•, ultlej, and vtlt~ges td\lltiiltlps lhd s~hMI dlsttlcts often fall to reallie they could very often be caUght hold lng the b•g Ohla lt\ws govern all such II ans aciJ6ns It they itb hot followed a business may find ltlelf hhlng a llare Christmas Re du~ed to a fe\1/ words, the laws say "Let the seller beware!" Evety forM of contract which taxing umts of thv state enter into subjects both buyer md 8etler to certain responsibilities and ob lljatklns beyond the furnishing of goods or a4Maes Under Ohio law, no taxing unit can en d JIU btlC money unIess t he money h as rtl bb~ll properly l!pproptlated N~ taxing unit can make a contract, orAI e•VI! an order for supplies, materials etc un· less there Is attaehed to suth order or con ~ tract the cotllficlle of the liscal officer re qutred b~ taw This certlllcate must show that I~ money to pay the bill has been pro petly a pi'O~rlated, that the money 1s In the treasury, or in the process of co llection lhat It Is credited to the fund from which payment ~ 18 Ill be made; that it Is free f1 om any pr101 en~umbrance The certificate "hkh the fiscal officer ~Dally Sentinel, Pom~y.MJddleport, 0 , D~c 14; 1ei! .,, _ ...._... to for special services by au!hlleets or eng! neers, or lor large scale projeclll sUch as the conSirucllon ol buildings, rosds, bridges, etc , the certificate IS made part of lhl! con tract On this point the Ia~ Is very clear "Every such contract made without such certlltcate shall be void and no warrant shall be issued In payment ol any amount due thereon " A seller might have difficulty collecting a claim against a city, village, township or school district if the taxing umt failed to pay However, he would have a remedy agalnid the officer or employee personally, together wit~ th o bon dl ng company Although no agency of the state may make any conb act or payments that wo'Uid plll~e any of the funds In the 1ed experience shows that this prov1slon of the Jaw Is frequently , violated 1 he fact remains, however, that the law Is quite explicit and whenever such breaches occur the seller or contractor h • as little recourse except to whistle lor hli rnon ey F I d f b II .... '"ria-~l.vJI5ioH . eiufot I WSAZ-TV Chan,.el3 13 I I g~~ 8 30 7 00 7 30 8 tlO 9 00 9 30 10 00 19 30 11 oo t! 10 t I I~ l 00 UatJy Sentmej Daybook Titus E. and Almn E Smilh 101 A Su.l'm all to Ohio Powr1 Co Charlea M Mormon doc ""rt oC trana, to Paul F, :\1o1 t IRru Kathleen M Patlerson Jm k Mor rlaon Armlnta BJornson Hobt•rt C and Danlol C Morrl&on Ches ter Owen A and Martha Anderson parts ot IGts 16 & 17, Letart to Okey and Lelah Laud.rmlll EU D and Evelyn J Whlte Powc 1 (o n 11 1t 11 D nouHh ct ~I con-ee ton duct! I clurt I J Alllt1 t Hill Jr JICJ ma11 wen y lot llnmcroy to Henry J and Eleano1 A Wury Pomeroy Salt Corporatloll bank1uptc:y lo Chmlcs Russe ll trustrt? Pom~roy Clarcnco L. and Auta E arown SO A ~<•lumblu to Ohio Power QU " ' Mrs McCnmnll Guesl11 Wlr€ Ellen Dutton and lcxunna \\'h1t c MUTING MONDAY Middleport Cub Scout r ock PACK f Jean Cuev and Janet Kay Buker Mrs L W McComas councillor 1 or the club read 11 t:hrlslmos I t~lorv 1 hl! lost Spurs" und Bever 1.v Perrin, who waa in charge of 1the program gave a Chrhltmas prayer J11 n1cs M snd Bl'rtha I nng H'" Power Co transj' 1o KenJleth M Du{lham son, ct al W~ilds. Graee manter, et at, correc belona:cd to El· Max and Dorolh) Edmuna<nn lens groat frandmother, wu used 6 A Cnul, Salem ni!O 116 A co11l lor tho par Y Favors were angel o\1 to Ohio Power Co t" Da' St If I I or "i' •\, 1'" !he past week Larry Jacobs has moved 12 00 TIC Tac Dough 12 30 Jt could Be \ou 1 00 Mid ba) News I wh1c~ h~ ChannelS- Saturday 9 00 lr Town Meebng 09~ w" - - - -- Mikel' Grandparents me Mt and Mu Carl EbeJsbach Brad bury and Mrs Hazel Michael Pom~ro} :\Irs Mmntc Gilmore Middleport, 15 a great grandmoth 1 900 Learn to Draw Garden Club Saturday Playhouse Record Hop Tbe Leue Ronger 300 Matinee Theatre too Queen for I Dar 445 Moderh Romance1 501) ~oflied.Y Tim~ Pro Football Pro Hockey 20th Century Golden .?layhouse Perry Mason Show Dick & Ihe Duchess Gale Storm Show !la\"J Qun,,,IY/9 }"avet 1 Gunsmol1e Ofhetal Deleettve Up to the mmute News I I 10 1he Late Show WHH Melas County News 12:10 p.m. Daily Sunddy - Channell 10 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10 30 Look Up & Live II 00 United Nations In Action a 30 Camera Three 12 00 Let'• Take A Trip 12 30 Wlid B1ll Hickok I 00 Face the NaUon 1 4~ Football Klckotf 00 Pro Football 4 45 CBS News 1 ii 00 Seven Uvely Arl• 6 00 Beut the Clock 6 80 Anme Oakley 7 00 Lassie 7 SO Jack Benuy a 00 Ed Sullivan Show 9 00 OE Theatre 9 80 Alfred Hitchcock 10 00 $64,000 Chollenae 9 0~ Mot"nmg Show 900 CBS News 955 Yorm·~ Stale NeWII 10 00 Garry Moore 10 30 ll 30 12 00 12 to 12:15 12 30 1U5 I 00 Arlllur Godfrey Strike It RICh News at Noon KaUe p Almanac iove of L1re earcb for Tomorrow .QJIW~tlg~t.- , ., "" Katie s tcheo As the W~r!J Turns Beat tfte Clocl< Houseporty B1g Pa)ofl The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day on Q90 Sf#Ot I On Your Radio Dial Writer Hado filHEN BEANBELL.'S WIF!! WAN11!D HIM 1'051!1! AN M.D., HE PI<OCI.AtMED HIS 0000 HI!AL1H AND 1HEI>I SOME- ' 10 be & wiiter, just lite Dilddy. He'e playing the part down•to the 1m deHe's going tail, ev~n to the pencil behind the ear Boys are !Ike that. Even while quite young \hey ' liave a natural ailibitlon to follow In thm father's footsteps, Many of lltelt growing yea)'s are sp.enl trying to grow to be a man just like Dad, Such belng,the case a f'ther's main efforts shoula be to set ll fair, square and noble exahtple To do thiB, regular attendance at church can be a source of great help to thttfather. lle shOuld avail himself of it, for the son watches everything that he d.oea alnd If Dad goes to <:)!tlrch he will want to go also Then the ~econd feason Is that Dad himSdt will be getting a weekly Inspiration In how to se t the kmd of example a model (~llii!r should set. He will then be proud to have people s ay, "like father,like son " _. I I Allen Appliance Serv. U'E Main st P11meroy Ce111nt Block Pomcro) 1 Baker Furniture Middleport Stifflflr FHt Refrigel'ltic.l Middleport. Ohio 'Ref poem as sbe gave a g1ft to 'r.s Hoyt, wbo has been the clas~ acber The poem reads as fol .v.s • Another ~ear g011 e-eomr hrJstmas-Decernher And tbeJ tre so rnany folks to remember Red Anchor 1ur family, our !mods, our ch1 cb and our class Yet no one Pomeroy Budget Sbopp)Dg Cenlet ' Ohio ·Yallt~y Baking ould want thia good Season tn J!lS" Witb DD words of praiSe for ur teacher so dear w110 so grat ously welcomes u~ all tbrougb he )ear The door of HoY)t's bu CO lla\:en o! Holaum Bread1 Foreman &Abbon Mlddlepollt December Bride Studio One Custom )l!uUt Kitcnens R. H. Raw:jngs Your Dodge & P)Jomoalb Dealer • Helnu'i .". &Sons CoJ Bakery Bakers Of "Good Bread HDniiD~'tOn, W. Va. Is THIS COULD HURT YOUR • POCKETBOOIC Wurray the aubtant teacber, wJth a g1ft and Mrs Dlle~ read an oriE Co. Pomeroy, Ohio I Talent Scnuts Danny Thomas ' \.,. Wtth tre hope that it will, i,. some measure, foster and help sustajh tl:lat \Yhich IS good in family and comm,unity life, this feo- _ ture Is ~Pohsored bv the buslnes s f1rms and orgamzations whose nor'rtEI$' appear' below. ' Robin Hood BUrn! and Allen Channal13- Saturday Sian On All Star Movie MaUnee iJlbl• Time All Stu Golf 8atdrday Sporbl Review Peroohal Profile S•turda1 Niw1 Review 5 U Conlmenl ' 6 00 TheBe Obr Cblldre• 944 Sign On 8 30 tlay 01 the Week 9 45 Mortling Movie • 100 SHerl~k Holmes 1100 Adventtiro• In latnlllt 1 30 Keep It In The Family 1150 Nejgbblli'J 8 00 CduDirf Muale Jubilee 12 00 Noon Newt 9 00 lAwrence Welk 10 00 Mike Walllce tnt~rvlew 12:05 Cartoon Club 12 30 Libelace ·o SO Mayflower N~wo I 00 llrelchen Wade Show ,Q 35 kOih Cenlury Thealor 12 30 Sign Oil 1 30 lolqv1e Mltinee 2 4~ L't'i Go Chrbtmai Shop. ping Sunday .. Chllnnel13 300 Amerlcin Bandotsnd II 59 Sign On 3 30 Do You Tru1t YOUI' WUf 12 00 ~ Filth For Todo1 4 00 Alller1ean Band1tand 12 30 Elwood Glbba G00 Superman 1 oo Oral Rq~erls G30 Mickey Mouse Club 1 30 Hammond Time 6 00 Cartoon Club 1 45 ~hannel 13 Presents 8 25 Five Star Final 2 00 The Bltl PICture 6 4' Nowa , 2 30 TV S'l"day School 7 00 Harbor Cbmmand 3 01\ John Hopkins File 7 so Amar~can Bandatand 3 30 Dean Pike BOO Guy Mitchell Sbo\Y 4 00 College News Conference 8 30 Ch1na Smith ' t 30 Pau) Winchell Show 'vo1ce of Fltestono ! oo TeXas Rangers Lawrenee Welle ~ 30 Aocoenl ~Led Tliloe Liveo 6 00 Summer's Serenade 6 15 News 8 30 Cisco Kid 700 I Spy C Like Father, Like Son ' Weatbennan Leave It To Beover WHTN-TV Cl,onnel13 Chorles~Jnn.ahs memboro and guesto were JUdged Newly Formed Fifth Birthday by Mrt' Jacoba, lin l'bil WilllJm son and lin Ralph Gilmore., with Thursday Eve Is Celebrated Mlu Augusta Genhe1mer WIDDID<:> " A aroup or ne1ibbors formed a The fillh birthday ot Chatloa hrsb; Mn A V Howell, .aer_ond Canasll Club Tbundtr evenmg at Hannah!, oon of Mr •1111 Jln, and lofl'l Brm, tblrd the home of lin Eugene Triplet!, VtCU.r Hannahs. was eeWin*' Altendlng were lhoae named • Condor Sl w1th a party at the alternooa bove and 1111.., Ethel and Clar> 11on ol tho lflddleport Xlnllerprk Jlembero on lin Gordner llan en, Frtday / 1 Garland, llrl lllnnle Davia, Lucy Gibbs, lin Pearl Hyaell tin, lin. Willlom SUven Mrs AI lin. llannahJ "'' laliate4 bJ bert lolartln, lira. Howard Lqan, lin Aaron Kelton and tbe teaeb, , ¥n Claude N..,e, llr& Dwllht Hn Sherklon, lin Her· or, MrL Guy Reynolda 'I'WJ, .... Parker, lllH Sarob Pbilbpa, H" man WUUIDI Obltnaer, lin R1chrd J'ln. ed Ice cream, Santa Cbus COOk! Lou10 Reibel, lira. Jtddle Sm!lb low and Mn ni~lett to tbe children Speelal gutsta and Mr& led Webster Sr R wao deelded to meel the llnt the party table were Marcta Ste1f,; Wednelllay of wh month Se<ret art, Sheila Kay Allen, l!l)oada' Pal name• were drown for the llysell, lflebael Van C..neJ', 8tf, Baptist comlni yeu , pben Oiler, lack Lohse 'and Stepho , Ladies Bible Following 111 ev..lng of can en llartenbach ~ 18ta lbe boolell lll!rved retmb Allor the party lin Hlli'!Ahf o1ent.1 and he! wn otopped to ~t hfo Class Elects ' areat arandparenu, llr and 1!1'1. lin Clarell\ODI E. Hoyt enler Ttlii J111uary meeUnc will be • Charles McNam,., and abar;d lei! tuned the Lldl,a' Bible Clw of held ot the b0111e of lin. Herman eream and eook1eo with tbeni tbe Flhl Bapllst ehurcb th" past Ollllncer ' week lin Clorenee Clork, pre~ WEST SHADE dent prealded and Mn Jame• Mur· Mr and Mrs Golden Babr, llr. \ ray cmldocted !be devollonal ser· Theod.oru• ouncil and Mrs. Curtis 'Ba1!ey, Mr, anti VICe with I prayer by Mrs Hoyt Mn. Clyde Well were S~nday C.U• The group unr carol• aecomp.n Christmas Party ers of Mr.s Mary Bmley led by lin B<ulah White Held Thursday Sunday cvenmg catlero l of Election of oflicero wu held ' Mrs Jennie itouab were 1.11rJ ~urlng the ~nWnee5 meeting Mro The Pill ColldCllon tt. Theodor Frank SISson ol CharlestoD, S 1 M Areber \1 tbe president, Mr• u• Connell DoUMbtero ol America c, l\lr and Mrs Floyd Speuee Cbarles Wbllo, viee presldenl held thelt IDilual ctirlottnu dln· ol Pomeroy Mrn Ra)'!Q.ODd Saxton, treasuret net and party, '!l'burr<lo1 evening Mr and Mrs Ge•llld ¥10lel of Mrs L. D Dlla ~reltiry Mrs the .ltlftmew itutaRI'IDt, wb,!eb Tupper' Ptam, Mr and Mr• A:~ Clark, flower chairman Mrs liar 1t wu deporate4 Iii keepfal With the va Clark and son were SUntlaj Jld Hall, teacher, Mp James Mur holiday......, illduiliJII I llghted afternoon guests ol Mrt. Jennie' ray, asliJtant teaeher tree under whlcb gjf1o lor e1 Roush The clus yated to remember shut m mettl'bers at Christmas change placed 1 =======~=~:.. log were decorated Wllb pine <Ones It w1th gilts Mrs. Clark contributeol candles cealered the table the travelllRg prue wh1cb was won and green caadlea and llllllll by Mr• 1 B Hay., were plaeed al lnlorvals Those reported lll were Mrs R the table Favon were small ) WbJtc, Mrs James Faulkne: and edged WJtb <'Olored 01110 II r a Cborles McNamee !of:. and filled with red an~ -:Iii~. '!>fefid!nt, presCiltea Mr· tand,y with a Santa m the FirSt Edge ol N1ght Mystery Tileatre Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade I group smgmg of ChristmP, lll"' Secret Storm Up to tbe M\n!lte News scanning the 'l"eather The Late Show Eln1er W1ckham and paciaceo are to be taken to the enaon coacludPd the program Canasta Club Coraagu made and worn by tbc 15 i\lov1et1n.e Channei8-Mondat 8 00 Caplaln kangaroo [ a 45 CBS News ba•kets for needy famtbes. The ~arol~ 200 Brld11 and Groom 10 so What's My L1ne ll 00 Sunday News Special II 15 Tbe Late Silow Tree~' wu told by Mn Brown dte ou 3... lamlly to the Ctll!ord Jacobs u30 Captain Kangaroo 10 so ~!lgh!y Mouse Playhom fiome eandloo lion deed Coitlmblo, loW R a~J Claude and Olad Y• Smd IDth Mro McComas was given an elec Mal!do Holo6mb ools Olive lo "'' 1111n 811 ar one trlc olock with Beverly Perrin W R. and Maude lloleomb Reed ~~akin& !he preoentatlon Guesti COli A, Coal Colum~la, to Ohw Wlllord snd Anna Wilson Lcloll w~ Mr! A H, Carpenter ll!r! Po~~~.c~oord et ol Jot 411 Mid and Dcnnl• Korr, pmeh Safl., 'Dille l>ultOn, Ml'l> Mmlq Swan, bury, lo Janice Bell Salser and the membero were Neda Brad. ddlo,.rt, tb Thomu and Willie Edwin J Coates, d" cert tor lord, Corolyn ond ldortho Nichol For Blolne hun! Saflobu 1y, to W111le Maua• l'l>n, Jeon Caley, Sara Bechtel, Thomto and Audrey Blain• Coot., Beverly Perrin, Carolyn Ruaoell, lot 411 Middleport to Thomns A Alhcrt K and Shlrl•l Applehv Carla Sue Glll)lore, Janet Kay Bak· and WOlle For Blaine Parcel• Lebanon to Jose Marlin" er, Dianne M.Comaa, Ellen Dut· PhylJIJ X Kllllhtllli lwo PIf t 101I M ll S n eelJ, luUon to Charlll IV KniAhi 111d Virgie Mascorro on ar yn wa In( Sr, ~d Phyllla Knl,ihtlng B • Boord and Flora Board, 1 Letart all to Fred M Link trustee Euaene H. ond Mary V !Iaiii ' Salisbury 1" Ell 0 and Evelyn d II Prsll 2 pmcel• Rutlsnd, While to Fern H Sweeney '1'1. Cl)de F and 'dnml• V lleadle? ErneJt J and Vuhll M Grimm ~nl IIJ D ne loi no tl. Tuppers Plains, to c J pnr.. ls Letart to Fred M !.Ink DBVOTBD TO INTI!RI!STS and llaiFI Barnhill A J H Eaolman, parcel!, lo Ernest MEIOS.MA80N AREA Wayne and Bcstlo 1c!Sie 4 and Cora Bowen Salllbury Wlllaalll odvertl•lnl npresento ~ "''" to James A anJ Va1h Ancll H ond Lout" Burbrldgo lift, Bottlnaiii·Xlmball, tno 84! SnIt h oorr deed, Scipio, to FrlendN Lnlllflou Aq Now Yort CtiJI Mildred L. and Clyde W Wei 1 PIHIJ!l"' Church of God lfl if, Y. ' mceh Chester, to David L " "1 Ram N and Ruth Arnold pa~ ~ 11 IO<Ond 1ll11 mollln 1 llury D WIThlllams d J hn 11 pela Scipio, to Manning D Wco .......c th a John D emu, 1 m o stor • - I 1 • pOll o let at Porn I Watona est 1/6 A, Lebanon to .-w, Ohio Scllm J Dlazewi<Z Albert E. Williams Mabel lVII lumDD rol .. lhlllv.., by I James c and Marjorie Saundors llam•. 4 parcels to Helen G Wh llltrlit' ·~ • available a& cento 1 2 •- 3 s cuse to Aldo K Iiams, Sutlon year In adYanct at I ots • yra , baut ~ntlnel olllee, lt~ M •nd Belly Sue J'flor.. Mattllt A aud J I' Parker 40 A lliliDW: 80 throe month! Lillian li4 an~ Thoma~ E Tn Olive, t~ Evarett D Parker pGO By m'lllor route whore avail 1~0 A coal, Salrm W R J F and Mamie F Parker il'illt' - mentb Sl By moll ou• lwan Garnet G. Swart 4S S \ Ohve, 8 311 A, to Everclt D Por mi monthe, $4 25, tlu.. •oat, Solern , Jcslle dod !Janel ker lloiil!iii , 0111 n1onth, $1 ~wrn 4G 7 A coal, Sal•m IVK Everett D and Veda Parker, every aflernqon ex \!tiler, li5 S Aoeoal, Salem all '" 14 3 A, Oil•~ tb Darrell A and 1 P~biU Hbt • by The Ohio Valle) Jh10 Powor Co E' lhcr l,andon lelitffiil, IDeo at 110 Meunonl1 Chari., E and Morgaret ~ Mabel And Carol' Pickens lois ~. () Bu•lnm olfi"' Burri, puctls Lelart, Alb<rt Hill Rulland to H Prall Pf; ildllortol o'Jiee pbOIII lr and Or~ Hlll, pofl'eb, Lelart Hermfli Gtalo and Boulah Grate , ' ,, Ada and Omar Cl'omlet, pmel• loti, Ri!.tland, lo G II Prall ' f *' Guests were their 1!(1\isor M1ss Anne HoWell 1\1r11 Emt·r~on Jones and Mrs Everett Haye~ '1 he members wer~ Sha1on Jones Judy f..rnold, Vera Cove~ I Vonda da)'s In Glouster w1th relatfvfls During the 11odal bour Dianne set which had Henneuy A atory "God's WCHS··TV Chantte~ 8 By M..-. John Diehl Rev and Mrs W II Strau• baugh and family spent a le' l1 sev~n pound ten ounce rlaughtel They song Chrlsmos enrols and IRnne Annetle, on F1 lay Doc 13 were served a dessctl C()urse IThey also hnve a three ye 11 old and Carol Blaker Sidney L. and Mary F llarrls, A Coal Sa lem to Oh1o Powur Co preolded at lhe tea table where Ua A, Salem to Ohio Power Co ~llzaheth E Edmundson dec hot chocowto add cookie• we~ Edna WoDdi, dec arrtd for arrtd lor tr to Lydia I Thomt served 1he Dtoodon china cofloe D011l d D Woodo, Phylllo G PIIIt)T and ex<:hanlife of gifta ! Dianne McComas, president, was See, Alma Baumgardner, tarla er acc01npamst ror carol singing Bunch, Jamce Stobart Carol Hud whiCh wa. led by Beverly The Bun, Grace Capteina Mary Scott, ca hostesse11 were In charge of a aer· Jeanette Crooks, Polly 1 hom as, "' ol gamco and illlt lor ex Carolyn Milhoan, Carla Wtlso11, llarlan D ood Elhel Rife t 32 ' change were placed under p while 01xle Pierce Judy Van Cooney, parcell, Salisbury, lo B P' Board Dennlo ~ and Thelma G Bal ltD(Ie, 100 A, Salem to Ohio A Coal Salem to Ohio P.- er Chrlstm .. tree Cu to 30 Treasm e Hunt 111 00 The PrJce is Right 11 ~o 1ruth or Consquenc•• LAUilEL CLIFF Attendance at Sunday Sehocl lliJO 8 89, collection $18 05 11 1~ Betty Lou Eblin splftt the II 30 rhanksgw!ng weekend m F,last 12 00 Liverpool w1th her slSter Mr anu I 00 Mr!l Clifford Icenho . . cr 130 Steve Eblm llas opened bn 4 00 ~ 1oce ry sto1e and f1lhng station ti 3~ for business v.h1 ch 1s located o~ 7 00 he Lmn cl CliC[ road 730 Mr and Mrs Homer Russell 8 ao 1ncl fanulv of Pomeroy were th e 9 00 of th(' mea on Dec em~r 24 Lc 'll<'sts of her mother Mrs Eva 9 30 "'\ll"'llr~• " ' ~ek<~ to 10010 to f.rA (v and hmlly Stmd uy ~1 r~ Pa t Tl il CV entcrt;:uned [I 10 00 1T,egwn ltall t'ucjd !1 6 30 lo umbPI of fucnds <lnd re t 1t ,e, 10 30 1sack candy wl)lch "1 I be rlisl rlb ,d hy ~anta rillls at lh lOm at her home w1tb1 a livellc 11 tO 1111 mct>tJn g vllll be held ~1 o r1day De c syracuse Club Holds Yule 16, at 7 30 at the Ftrst Presb} LN Powder Puff Club •ohntonL 363~ A Solem lo Ohl< COi cnne Hal e 235 A OI>H o Q 'd ian Church Cub Scouts nnd thdr Power co llRIOd R Jackson ortv n rl oy Cnm!11Cs 11rc urged lo ott end th e Lulo J~eko, 37 plus A Salem Ilui !Is R nml Ant tl!t f r.rute Th~ Wide Wtdt Awake 411 Club Christmas Party mee1lng when rc!H shmcnh .,.. 1!1 to Ohi(\ PnwEr Cn Jyy Mlll!r 57 A' Sa1flm t 117 A Snlem to l'almm ft1 hr~d n C~rh; l mal! party Frldav evt> Held On Friday be """' snd a <:hrostma • pro O)Jio PoWer Co (.; •~l e nln g at th e nutton home wlth El gram be given The Powdrr Puff Club hn<l a __ Pulricla M Grate, 11'7 A, Sll lc11 Outton on1l Murtlyn Swun as I Mai'Vhl W Morrl• Mildred M l"n lo lloliOi R and R1la I co hos~esses Ned a Bradford led Chnstmas dmner al 6 P 111 l~lday N!W AR~IVAL Morris, 21~5 A Snh•m, G W Grat<• the Pledge ol AlleRiaqoc Carolyn at the Martin Restau1ant tHHI then Mr and Mrs Rn1ph 11: 1 c1 1 :~cl an,d Cora Sltau»baugh Edllh and Alben F and Dorolhy nolO' NICholson the 4 H PledRe and JtdJourne1l to tho h11me or lhtnr (Thelma I< bet~baehl N01 walk Clyde A Cooper, 81 A. Salertl 12! A l oo t lolumhli to OhiO Ch11slinns poems were given by presfdent Sh~ron Jones for a c11 ht ate annount!lng the b1rth of p Feabral MM Saturday Nlcht Jamboree People Are Funny Perry Como l'oUy Bergen Show GISele MacKenz1e Show Wbal'i II For Yoilr WI Parade Newo• Beaallilol Weathercasl /<i.\leWflcil srrn First Baptist Church Class ' I to oo Arlene Francis Show 580 Spinach Pl~yhou-. et~ SpottS Eye ' 6 25 Weatl'ercast ' 8 30 New~ Picture Chadnal Sunday 646 NBC New! lO ~ Sitlll On 700 lll\wkey& t1 M J'~l l 1! lh! ttl~ 7 30 The Price Is Rlg!>t 11 3o Industry on Parade II 45 )VIIat One Person Can Do 600 Restless Gun 12 IS Cliiilllah Science 8 30 Tales of Wella F'll'fo 9 00 Twellty One 12 ao TV Chapel ' 1 00 What's Your Trouble 9 30 Alcoa Theat!l' 1 15 Man, Mall !c lilaehmes 1000 SuspiCion 1 30 Fronllers ol Faith 1100 News Headline• II 10 Weathercast ~~-~~~~~~-·~~-!1-~-~~~~~~~~!!1!1!~~~~~~- 2 00 Cleveland Browns 4 30 Omnibus II 15 Nltewatch Heath Methodist I Oil Slgll Oil ! ao Telepho."' Time e 1 lyn GlbLons Sandra Simpson Sun • er forIns vlhl ch 'gove nmenta 1 um Is exe· or more purchases where each is• und..er the dra Brewm 1ton Dianne McComas ~Ute. Where formal contracts me ente1ed In $1000 limit Barbara Jones, Joan Casey and mumty pa~ty R and Add1c f 7 00 Today g 00 Romper Room 9 JU Trouble With Father 5 30 Hopalong Cassidy 6 00 News P1ctura 6 15 Foottiatl Scoreboard Ord ~ W Ann .; '" Chonnei3-Mon ay 6 45 Stgn On Western Thcoter 5 00 Sky Kmg usky is trying to evade legal aQverhsmg by retreshrn , nt co11 null<e 4-H d 1 30 B1g Picture 4 00 Swan8un and Sara llochtel, the lo w ll wl·de Awoke ::,~~':.!' oalry --- Holds Annual Christmas:1Pfirt.l Mr1 1 H St,pbenaon wu ho.. chttr<h le11 to tbe 0.. Won One Clw of overareed It Wll announced that the Pomeroy At !he dote ol the Flrll Baptlll Chureb I"" OOrlla! JI<Oiil add family !JJ• thetr annual gifts were exchaoged Chrl•tmu partr, weie movllli Qllt of tow and re Thurlllay ..enllll al ber bome, E ment.s of Chmtrnat CQ~IIetl ,I.~ICI grell were npr-d eoffee were ser~ed Malo St. pbe010n and Mr& A rtp0r1 on lbe li'fdtn elub A tbort buollleil Hlli011 A 6 ao dinner at the worktbop beld lia Alben, Ia Nov held wlth the prellden~ HrL AI· bert BD!ltb, preoldlnf Group olnc· laurant precedc4 lhe m_l;~~ ember ""' ctven bT llfUI L~lla lnJ of "Ob Uttle TIIWII of Bethl&Attendlnc weri> Mn Genhelmer Artlcla were brouabt ton Mro Zundel Mro Do'l~~ijp' beDI" oponed !be meellnc fol by the membera for haskell fur lowed with proJer by lin Ralph pel Mro Alon ShJiln need' famlllea C Zundel The Chrltlnlas llol')' of Skmner, Mro Josep=hrnlt~;~·'K.m ,, , Urt Norman M.:Callum preaen "Rapbael, the Herald Angel" was J E Foster Mrs " ted a paper on ''now lJ the time I told by Mrs Stepbenton Mrs Sterrett Mrs to", during tbe prograrr. hour anG It wa1 voted to send fiowerJ to ley, Mrs Dana an artiCle · on propagatloo of lh" the ohot '"' II waa decided to len Couch, Mra holly tree wu g1ven by Mro T A have a wbllo package 1hower lor Sm1th, Mrs Kay Seiclena~lf', j 1 00 Down on the Farm 2 00 Pro Basketball tnakes and signs Is nun~d on must purchase splitting the total amount mvolved 11\to two present we~e ~lml)n J>w~~ ~~ .. A and 1 lo """ llo\.\111nd Kllh Sargent ' A d DaDy ~1, Pomeroy.Mfddleport, 0., Dec. 14.'•l.I!D7•"ilt,. Alert '• Hcmbera and gueata r~ aponded to roQ coli with a lavon!• 6 M Hallmark Hall of Fame Channe - S atUr ay 10 00 ~orctt• Yyung Show 8 15 'sl~ On 10 30 Waterfrobt 8 30 C11ele 3 Rll)lqh 00 News Headlines 111 9 30 Wilch Mr Wlz111d 11 110 N1ltwalcb , to 00 Howdy Dood1 I 00 S1gn Off 10 30 The Rull jM !Ieddy Show 8 oli The Steve Alleii S!low n oo Fury 9011 (j,evy Show 11 30 Andl'S Gang •1> 1 Junior Girls In Chrt'stmos Par"v PARTY The Junior Gl1l• ClnRS'1,of Hcntb ,The AUXILIARY F~mcn~ Auxiliary will MethoHiot church had a Chrlstnlas llave tjlell" Christmas party, TUOI· party 1 hUI sd~y ol IM cllutch so 1 ~ay, Dec 1,1, at 7.;30 at tiio Flro· olal rooms C Ills for the church men~ lJalL Children of !ho mem nurlcry were pluced under a llg4~ ~.., wtil ~guests ed tree and Ihc girls from tlus cla!S, whirh is taught by Mrs L ' tPME~N~AY w 'Mccomns will ""lsi With lhe The Past Ch1el of ),elgs Tern nursery pie Pyttuan Ststers, wJ!l meet on Jean Case) president was In Monrlay al the borne ol Mrs Wll charge of the pro.l!ram whi~b In ham Lowe eh1des the Chnstmas story '"'"' St Luke, carols led by Barba~ • PLAN YULE TREAT Jones Wllh Ooann• McComas ·" Feeney Bennett Post, No 12a 81 ure to a vert1se or Ids In a newspa accompanJst and games Amcn c.m Lcewn and th~ Rflul per where such advertlsmg Is required by Refreshments of hot dogs and Merchants ol Middleport a~e plan· law can also invahdulcd a co ntract Equally cokes were served by Mary Cmut IJPJI ' 1 c llltll'tma.; treat for f'h lrtren Columbll .Land 'frans f-~fS-- - -,j;,, -;r,l1audc Holcumh 11 hoUi', Ctllclltl iDd IIIW Pollowlnf tho dlitner the reau lor meetiDI w11 held wltb, lin Gerald Wildermulb preiAenl, pro aldtnc DevoU6~ were Jed by Mu T A Hay utln1 for Iter topic "ll< • 1een open to all, Day or n1gh', ·rlends or strangero, feel free I• all Their light has shown fort h hroughout tbe !own And the ' viii .urely be mtsstd when they re gone A word lor those mem· bers 'Who could not come, May th•• Lord nchlv bless them in NJe homes Now, Peggy ibiS gilt '" o>eJent as we ")lart, May YO!ll JG ' lDer..,e and remain 10 your heart" During the sotlll hour the mem IJers e~cbanged g1!ts and Mr, Hoyt thanked the class and expre~ .ed her to deep Ihetr loyalty tbeappri!CiaUon cburcb ar.dforcburr3 !Chool u\WOU " their kindneES lo Followtng tbe dmner 1 Chnst~ mas prayer Will given by Mrs Bentz Wolfe and Mn Richard Campbell read a Cbnstmas poem Games were P~ed and prJ.ZeS awarded to Mrs Jobn Smith, Mrs Rollin Bearbs and Mra Campbell Mr& Albort Woodard m behalf of the group presented Mrs Max Memhart outgoing president, With 8 Elft and also a gift from the committee, Mrs Woodml, Mrs Paul Grueoer and Nn Rollin B<arba lin Me~nharl thanked the committee for planning the puty and presented each with a gift During !be evening round robin cards were seQI to loire Charles MeNamlle and Mra Claude Darst Altendlng were thooe named abOve and Mrs Olon Goodwm, Mr & Norma Wilsoll, Mro Joseph Beegle, lin Heney Reibel, Mrs llary B Helll<'l, lin HOI Roo~ lin Charles Souer, 11r1. Oval Diddle, Mrs. Jomea Sayre, 11r1. Grover Erb, 11n. Thomas Cook, 111re. Lawrence Smith, Mra ller· nice Dmt and 11r1. Addle Gru... SEE US VDEdwards Jacll SUvera b Rpotted Ul 1 at 111t1ee lla1ft • 11 u. 1 to a. b. • hts borne, Condor Sl J~ J. ·DAVIS, M.D: Family and Staff 30C N. SECOND AVE tit ASH STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RX FOR OUR PATRONS, FRitNDS ~D ASSOCIATES Adtlresa - Meigs, Gallla, Vinton and Alllent CotiDtles Muon Cowtty, W. VL * * * For &hiJ mea~~~ of wlahlag eld! of you A BLESSED CHRISTMAS SEASON Please forgive 118, we Implore We ~uld no& appreciate and creellil«• inore olU' lldinls pri· by Jlllll, We will fill. 0. D llrelll, ........, used tbraughoul the borne Vi~ the Saves Much' w. ...COMPTON. c.n •offee were served and Chrislmit.i je.eoratlons m red and green were Yet to ~ad p~y you if you carry a~e,qultf!l IDSurance Costs tittle! ~f'tual!i.t&lDI ChrlJtmao salad, cook1e1 aud your ,mg to ~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;:;;:E;;;;;;;~~~ bmell ei!Jtly When somebody gets huif'l • on your properly Nooa • T11111o !•nt:t.; �Ii -- -~ A Dollar Buys M6re At Home When Spent For GOods And Servlcfls Yhan Anywhere Else; Community, Area, Profits This I! lhf ieiSOn of lhe year "hrn evN l iliah hbpes !6 se~ all his customers Ill llij Ho~tl far their ehtl4ttnai Jill needs v.~ iilif !161M ltiihhinli who pay taxes her;, SI)PPort! comlnunity schools belongs to fiftcl fead! clvte and fratetnal clubs, patti ct~fite!l lh ~Mal gdverilmellt, ahd u~ually have theft btittofti dOllar Invested 10 the "old home town," aJ)prec1atd the Meigs counhans who "liuy at honte " blliliie!s tovm Home town rnetchants serve the year. roun.d needs of the~r consurne1 s Their Christmas is made bright If customers do thelt Yille shopping at home They do thclt very best to overcome lures ollered bv tele vision rbdio and the out-of town press "hich too often deposits a Meigs County dollar in Columbus, Huntington, ~thcns, or Parkers burg Su~h a dollar does nothing lor the com muhlly lh which It was earned 'One of the marks of a progresSI\e corn rnunlty Is that people ~uy at home A dollar will buy more at home than anywhere else That part of 11 "h1ch 1epresents profit to the busmess man turns up as unproved schools a fme1 church a more p10sperous and vigor ous Chamber or Comme!Ce better sh eels a larger Lions or Rotary club "llh greater I r fectiVeness m the commumty and more cap Ita! which may be 1e mvested yes nghl bat k In the old horne town So when you shop at horne you are being loyal and of serme to your cornmumty loo Busine1s AdYJsed 'To Beware' That All Laws Are Complied With When Sales Are Made To State, County, Governments tiUsllleS.ies ei'erywll~re In Ohio 11 hlch sell to the ttate, the counlle•, ultlej, and vtlt~ges td\lltiiltlps lhd s~hMI dlsttlcts often fall to reallie they could very often be caUght hold lng the b•g Ohla lt\ws govern all such II ans aciJ6ns It they itb hot followed a business may find ltlelf hhlng a llare Christmas Re du~ed to a fe\1/ words, the laws say "Let the seller beware!" Evety forM of contract which taxing umts of thv state enter into subjects both buyer md 8etler to certain responsibilities and ob lljatklns beyond the furnishing of goods or a4Maes Under Ohio law, no taxing unit can en d JIU btlC money unIess t he money h as rtl bb~ll properly l!pproptlated N~ taxing unit can make a contract, orAI e•VI! an order for supplies, materials etc un· less there Is attaehed to suth order or con ~ tract the cotllficlle of the liscal officer re qutred b~ taw This certlllcate must show that I~ money to pay the bill has been pro petly a pi'O~rlated, that the money 1s In the treasury, or in the process of co llection lhat It Is credited to the fund from which payment ~ 18 Ill be made; that it Is free f1 om any pr101 en~umbrance The certificate "hkh the fiscal officer ~Dally Sentinel, Pom~y.MJddleport, 0 , D~c 14; 1ei! .,, _ ...._... to for special services by au!hlleets or eng! neers, or lor large scale projeclll sUch as the conSirucllon ol buildings, rosds, bridges, etc , the certificate IS made part of lhl! con tract On this point the Ia~ Is very clear "Every such contract made without such certlltcate shall be void and no warrant shall be issued In payment ol any amount due thereon " A seller might have difficulty collecting a claim against a city, village, township or school district if the taxing umt failed to pay However, he would have a remedy agalnid the officer or employee personally, together wit~ th o bon dl ng company Although no agency of the state may make any conb act or payments that wo'Uid plll~e any of the funds In the 1ed experience shows that this prov1slon of the Jaw Is frequently , violated 1 he fact remains, however, that the law Is quite explicit and whenever such breaches occur the seller or contractor h • as little recourse except to whistle lor hli rnon ey F I d f b II .... '"ria-~l.vJI5ioH . eiufot I WSAZ-TV Chan,.el3 13 I I g~~ 8 30 7 00 7 30 8 tlO 9 00 9 30 10 00 19 30 11 oo t! 10 t I I~ l 00 UatJy Sentmej Daybook Titus E. and Almn E Smilh 101 A Su.l'm all to Ohio Powr1 Co Charlea M Mormon doc ""rt oC trana, to Paul F, :\1o1 t IRru Kathleen M Patlerson Jm k Mor rlaon Armlnta BJornson Hobt•rt C and Danlol C Morrl&on Ches ter Owen A and Martha Anderson parts ot IGts 16 & 17, Letart to Okey and Lelah Laud.rmlll EU D and Evelyn J Whlte Powc 1 (o n 11 1t 11 D nouHh ct ~I con-ee ton duct! I clurt I J Alllt1 t Hill Jr JICJ ma11 wen y lot llnmcroy to Henry J and Eleano1 A Wury Pomeroy Salt Corporatloll bank1uptc:y lo Chmlcs Russe ll trustrt? Pom~roy Clarcnco L. and Auta E arown SO A ~<•lumblu to Ohio Power QU " ' Mrs McCnmnll Guesl11 Wlr€ Ellen Dutton and lcxunna \\'h1t c MUTING MONDAY Middleport Cub Scout r ock PACK f Jean Cuev and Janet Kay Buker Mrs L W McComas councillor 1 or the club read 11 t:hrlslmos I t~lorv 1 hl! lost Spurs" und Bever 1.v Perrin, who waa in charge of 1the program gave a Chrhltmas prayer J11 n1cs M snd Bl'rtha I nng H'" Power Co transj' 1o KenJleth M Du{lham son, ct al W~ilds. Graee manter, et at, correc belona:cd to El· Max and Dorolh) Edmuna<nn lens groat frandmother, wu used 6 A Cnul, Salem ni!O 116 A co11l lor tho par Y Favors were angel o\1 to Ohio Power Co t" Da' St If I I or "i' •\, 1'" !he past week Larry Jacobs has moved 12 00 TIC Tac Dough 12 30 Jt could Be \ou 1 00 Mid ba) News I wh1c~ h~ ChannelS- Saturday 9 00 lr Town Meebng 09~ w" - - - -- Mikel' Grandparents me Mt and Mu Carl EbeJsbach Brad bury and Mrs Hazel Michael Pom~ro} :\Irs Mmntc Gilmore Middleport, 15 a great grandmoth 1 900 Learn to Draw Garden Club Saturday Playhouse Record Hop Tbe Leue Ronger 300 Matinee Theatre too Queen for I Dar 445 Moderh Romance1 501) ~oflied.Y Tim~ Pro Football Pro Hockey 20th Century Golden .?layhouse Perry Mason Show Dick & Ihe Duchess Gale Storm Show !la\"J Qun,,,IY/9 }"avet 1 Gunsmol1e Ofhetal Deleettve Up to the mmute News I I 10 1he Late Show WHH Melas County News 12:10 p.m. Daily Sunddy - Channell 10 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10 30 Look Up & Live II 00 United Nations In Action a 30 Camera Three 12 00 Let'• Take A Trip 12 30 Wlid B1ll Hickok I 00 Face the NaUon 1 4~ Football Klckotf 00 Pro Football 4 45 CBS News 1 ii 00 Seven Uvely Arl• 6 00 Beut the Clock 6 80 Anme Oakley 7 00 Lassie 7 SO Jack Benuy a 00 Ed Sullivan Show 9 00 OE Theatre 9 80 Alfred Hitchcock 10 00 $64,000 Chollenae 9 0~ Mot"nmg Show 900 CBS News 955 Yorm·~ Stale NeWII 10 00 Garry Moore 10 30 ll 30 12 00 12 to 12:15 12 30 1U5 I 00 Arlllur Godfrey Strike It RICh News at Noon KaUe p Almanac iove of L1re earcb for Tomorrow .QJIW~tlg~t.- , ., "" Katie s tcheo As the W~r!J Turns Beat tfte Clocl< Houseporty B1g Pa)ofl The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day on Q90 Sf#Ot I On Your Radio Dial Writer Hado filHEN BEANBELL.'S WIF!! WAN11!D HIM 1'051!1! AN M.D., HE PI<OCI.AtMED HIS 0000 HI!AL1H AND 1HEI>I SOME- ' 10 be & wiiter, just lite Dilddy. He'e playing the part down•to the 1m deHe's going tail, ev~n to the pencil behind the ear Boys are !Ike that. Even while quite young \hey ' liave a natural ailibitlon to follow In thm father's footsteps, Many of lltelt growing yea)'s are sp.enl trying to grow to be a man just like Dad, Such belng,the case a f'ther's main efforts shoula be to set ll fair, square and noble exahtple To do thiB, regular attendance at church can be a source of great help to thttfather. lle shOuld avail himself of it, for the son watches everything that he d.oea alnd If Dad goes to <:)!tlrch he will want to go also Then the ~econd feason Is that Dad himSdt will be getting a weekly Inspiration In how to se t the kmd of example a model (~llii!r should set. He will then be proud to have people s ay, "like father,like son " _. I I Allen Appliance Serv. U'E Main st P11meroy Ce111nt Block Pomcro) 1 Baker Furniture Middleport Stifflflr FHt Refrigel'ltic.l Middleport. Ohio 'Ref poem as sbe gave a g1ft to 'r.s Hoyt, wbo has been the clas~ acber The poem reads as fol .v.s • Another ~ear g011 e-eomr hrJstmas-Decernher And tbeJ tre so rnany folks to remember Red Anchor 1ur family, our !mods, our ch1 cb and our class Yet no one Pomeroy Budget Sbopp)Dg Cenlet ' Ohio ·Yallt~y Baking ould want thia good Season tn J!lS" Witb DD words of praiSe for ur teacher so dear w110 so grat ously welcomes u~ all tbrougb he )ear The door of HoY)t's bu CO lla\:en o! Holaum Bread1 Foreman &Abbon Mlddlepollt December Bride Studio One Custom )l!uUt Kitcnens R. H. Raw:jngs Your Dodge & P)Jomoalb Dealer • Helnu'i .". &Sons CoJ Bakery Bakers Of "Good Bread HDniiD~'tOn, W. Va. Is THIS COULD HURT YOUR • POCKETBOOIC Wurray the aubtant teacber, wJth a g1ft and Mrs Dlle~ read an oriE Co. Pomeroy, Ohio I Talent Scnuts Danny Thomas ' \.,. Wtth tre hope that it will, i,. some measure, foster and help sustajh tl:lat \Yhich IS good in family and comm,unity life, this feo- _ ture Is ~Pohsored bv the buslnes s f1rms and orgamzations whose nor'rtEI$' appear' below. ' Robin Hood BUrn! and Allen Channal13- Saturday Sian On All Star Movie MaUnee iJlbl• Time All Stu Golf 8atdrday Sporbl Review Peroohal Profile S•turda1 Niw1 Review 5 U Conlmenl ' 6 00 TheBe Obr Cblldre• 944 Sign On 8 30 tlay 01 the Week 9 45 Mortling Movie • 100 SHerl~k Holmes 1100 Adventtiro• In latnlllt 1 30 Keep It In The Family 1150 Nejgbblli'J 8 00 CduDirf Muale Jubilee 12 00 Noon Newt 9 00 lAwrence Welk 10 00 Mike Walllce tnt~rvlew 12:05 Cartoon Club 12 30 Libelace ·o SO Mayflower N~wo I 00 llrelchen Wade Show ,Q 35 kOih Cenlury Thealor 12 30 Sign Oil 1 30 lolqv1e Mltinee 2 4~ L't'i Go Chrbtmai Shop. ping Sunday .. Chllnnel13 300 Amerlcin Bandotsnd II 59 Sign On 3 30 Do You Tru1t YOUI' WUf 12 00 ~ Filth For Todo1 4 00 Alller1ean Band1tand 12 30 Elwood Glbba G00 Superman 1 oo Oral Rq~erls G30 Mickey Mouse Club 1 30 Hammond Time 6 00 Cartoon Club 1 45 ~hannel 13 Presents 8 25 Five Star Final 2 00 The Bltl PICture 6 4' Nowa , 2 30 TV S'l"day School 7 00 Harbor Cbmmand 3 01\ John Hopkins File 7 so Amar~can Bandatand 3 30 Dean Pike BOO Guy Mitchell Sbo\Y 4 00 College News Conference 8 30 Ch1na Smith ' t 30 Pau) Winchell Show 'vo1ce of Fltestono ! oo TeXas Rangers Lawrenee Welle ~ 30 Aocoenl ~Led Tliloe Liveo 6 00 Summer's Serenade 6 15 News 8 30 Cisco Kid 700 I Spy C Like Father, Like Son ' Weatbennan Leave It To Beover WHTN-TV Cl,onnel13 Chorles~Jnn.ahs memboro and guesto were JUdged Newly Formed Fifth Birthday by Mrt' Jacoba, lin l'bil WilllJm son and lin Ralph Gilmore., with Thursday Eve Is Celebrated Mlu Augusta Genhe1mer WIDDID<:> " A aroup or ne1ibbors formed a The fillh birthday ot Chatloa hrsb; Mn A V Howell, .aer_ond Canasll Club Tbundtr evenmg at Hannah!, oon of Mr •1111 Jln, and lofl'l Brm, tblrd the home of lin Eugene Triplet!, VtCU.r Hannahs. was eeWin*' Altendlng were lhoae named • Condor Sl w1th a party at the alternooa bove and 1111.., Ethel and Clar> 11on ol tho lflddleport Xlnllerprk Jlembero on lin Gordner llan en, Frtday / 1 Garland, llrl lllnnle Davia, Lucy Gibbs, lin Pearl Hyaell tin, lin. Willlom SUven Mrs AI lin. llannahJ "'' laliate4 bJ bert lolartln, lira. Howard Lqan, lin Aaron Kelton and tbe teaeb, , ¥n Claude N..,e, llr& Dwllht Hn Sherklon, lin Her· or, MrL Guy Reynolda 'I'WJ, .... Parker, lllH Sarob Pbilbpa, H" man WUUIDI Obltnaer, lin R1chrd J'ln. ed Ice cream, Santa Cbus COOk! Lou10 Reibel, lira. Jtddle Sm!lb low and Mn ni~lett to tbe children Speelal gutsta and Mr& led Webster Sr R wao deelded to meel the llnt the party table were Marcta Ste1f,; Wednelllay of wh month Se<ret art, Sheila Kay Allen, l!l)oada' Pal name• were drown for the llysell, lflebael Van C..neJ', 8tf, Baptist comlni yeu , pben Oiler, lack Lohse 'and Stepho , Ladies Bible Following 111 ev..lng of can en llartenbach ~ 18ta lbe boolell lll!rved retmb Allor the party lin Hlli'!Ahf o1ent.1 and he! wn otopped to ~t hfo Class Elects ' areat arandparenu, llr and 1!1'1. lin Clarell\ODI E. Hoyt enler Ttlii J111uary meeUnc will be • Charles McNam,., and abar;d lei! tuned the Lldl,a' Bible Clw of held ot the b0111e of lin. Herman eream and eook1eo with tbeni tbe Flhl Bapllst ehurcb th" past Ollllncer ' week lin Clorenee Clork, pre~ WEST SHADE dent prealded and Mn Jame• Mur· Mr and Mrs Golden Babr, llr. \ ray cmldocted !be devollonal ser· Theod.oru• ouncil and Mrs. Curtis 'Ba1!ey, Mr, anti VICe with I prayer by Mrs Hoyt Mn. Clyde Well were S~nday C.U• The group unr carol• aecomp.n Christmas Party ers of Mr.s Mary Bmley led by lin B<ulah White Held Thursday Sunday cvenmg catlero l of Election of oflicero wu held ' Mrs Jennie itouab were 1.11rJ ~urlng the ~nWnee5 meeting Mro The Pill ColldCllon tt. Theodor Frank SISson ol CharlestoD, S 1 M Areber \1 tbe president, Mr• u• Connell DoUMbtero ol America c, l\lr and Mrs Floyd Speuee Cbarles Wbllo, viee presldenl held thelt IDilual ctirlottnu dln· ol Pomeroy Mrn Ra)'!Q.ODd Saxton, treasuret net and party, '!l'burr<lo1 evening Mr and Mrs Ge•llld ¥10lel of Mrs L. D Dlla ~reltiry Mrs the .ltlftmew itutaRI'IDt, wb,!eb Tupper' Ptam, Mr and Mr• A:~ Clark, flower chairman Mrs liar 1t wu deporate4 Iii keepfal With the va Clark and son were SUntlaj Jld Hall, teacher, Mp James Mur holiday......, illduiliJII I llghted afternoon guests ol Mrt. Jennie' ray, asliJtant teaeher tree under whlcb gjf1o lor e1 Roush The clus yated to remember shut m mettl'bers at Christmas change placed 1 =======~=~:.. log were decorated Wllb pine <Ones It w1th gilts Mrs. Clark contributeol candles cealered the table the travelllRg prue wh1cb was won and green caadlea and llllllll by Mr• 1 B Hay., were plaeed al lnlorvals Those reported lll were Mrs R the table Favon were small ) WbJtc, Mrs James Faulkne: and edged WJtb <'Olored 01110 II r a Cborles McNamee !of:. and filled with red an~ -:Iii~. '!>fefid!nt, presCiltea Mr· tand,y with a Santa m the FirSt Edge ol N1ght Mystery Tileatre Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade I group smgmg of ChristmP, lll"' Secret Storm Up to tbe M\n!lte News scanning the 'l"eather The Late Show Eln1er W1ckham and paciaceo are to be taken to the enaon coacludPd the program Canasta Club Coraagu made and worn by tbc 15 i\lov1et1n.e Channei8-Mondat 8 00 Caplaln kangaroo [ a 45 CBS News ba•kets for needy famtbes. The ~arol~ 200 Brld11 and Groom 10 so What's My L1ne ll 00 Sunday News Special II 15 Tbe Late Silow Tree~' wu told by Mn Brown dte ou 3... lamlly to the Ctll!ord Jacobs u30 Captain Kangaroo 10 so ~!lgh!y Mouse Playhom fiome eandloo lion deed Coitlmblo, loW R a~J Claude and Olad Y• Smd IDth Mro McComas was given an elec Mal!do Holo6mb ools Olive lo "'' 1111n 811 ar one trlc olock with Beverly Perrin W R. and Maude lloleomb Reed ~~akin& !he preoentatlon Guesti COli A, Coal Colum~la, to Ohw Wlllord snd Anna Wilson Lcloll w~ Mr! A H, Carpenter ll!r! Po~~~.c~oord et ol Jot 411 Mid and Dcnnl• Korr, pmeh Safl., 'Dille l>ultOn, Ml'l> Mmlq Swan, bury, lo Janice Bell Salser and the membero were Neda Brad. ddlo,.rt, tb Thomu and Willie Edwin J Coates, d" cert tor lord, Corolyn ond ldortho Nichol For Blolne hun! Saflobu 1y, to W111le Maua• l'l>n, Jeon Caley, Sara Bechtel, Thomto and Audrey Blain• Coot., Beverly Perrin, Carolyn Ruaoell, lot 411 Middleport to Thomns A Alhcrt K and Shlrl•l Applehv Carla Sue Glll)lore, Janet Kay Bak· and WOlle For Blaine Parcel• Lebanon to Jose Marlin" er, Dianne M.Comaa, Ellen Dut· PhylJIJ X Kllllhtllli lwo PIf t 101I M ll S n eelJ, luUon to Charlll IV KniAhi 111d Virgie Mascorro on ar yn wa In( Sr, ~d Phyllla Knl,ihtlng B • Boord and Flora Board, 1 Letart all to Fred M Link trustee Euaene H. ond Mary V !Iaiii ' Salisbury 1" Ell 0 and Evelyn d II Prsll 2 pmcel• Rutlsnd, While to Fern H Sweeney '1'1. Cl)de F and 'dnml• V lleadle? ErneJt J and Vuhll M Grimm ~nl IIJ D ne loi no tl. Tuppers Plains, to c J pnr.. ls Letart to Fred M !.Ink DBVOTBD TO INTI!RI!STS and llaiFI Barnhill A J H Eaolman, parcel!, lo Ernest MEIOS.MA80N AREA Wayne and Bcstlo 1c!Sie 4 and Cora Bowen Salllbury Wlllaalll odvertl•lnl npresento ~ "''" to James A anJ Va1h Ancll H ond Lout" Burbrldgo lift, Bottlnaiii·Xlmball, tno 84! SnIt h oorr deed, Scipio, to FrlendN Lnlllflou Aq Now Yort CtiJI Mildred L. and Clyde W Wei 1 PIHIJ!l"' Church of God lfl if, Y. ' mceh Chester, to David L " "1 Ram N and Ruth Arnold pa~ ~ 11 IO<Ond 1ll11 mollln 1 llury D WIThlllams d J hn 11 pela Scipio, to Manning D Wco .......c th a John D emu, 1 m o stor • - I 1 • pOll o let at Porn I Watona est 1/6 A, Lebanon to .-w, Ohio Scllm J Dlazewi<Z Albert E. Williams Mabel lVII lumDD rol .. lhlllv.., by I James c and Marjorie Saundors llam•. 4 parcels to Helen G Wh llltrlit' ·~ • available a& cento 1 2 •- 3 s cuse to Aldo K Iiams, Sutlon year In adYanct at I ots • yra , baut ~ntlnel olllee, lt~ M •nd Belly Sue J'flor.. Mattllt A aud J I' Parker 40 A lliliDW: 80 throe month! Lillian li4 an~ Thoma~ E Tn Olive, t~ Evarett D Parker pGO By m'lllor route whore avail 1~0 A coal, Salrm W R J F and Mamie F Parker il'illt' - mentb Sl By moll ou• lwan Garnet G. Swart 4S S \ Ohve, 8 311 A, to Everclt D Por mi monthe, $4 25, tlu.. •oat, Solern , Jcslle dod !Janel ker lloiil!iii , 0111 n1onth, $1 ~wrn 4G 7 A coal, Sal•m IVK Everett D and Veda Parker, every aflernqon ex \!tiler, li5 S Aoeoal, Salem all '" 14 3 A, Oil•~ tb Darrell A and 1 P~biU Hbt • by The Ohio Valle) Jh10 Powor Co E' lhcr l,andon lelitffiil, IDeo at 110 Meunonl1 Chari., E and Morgaret ~ Mabel And Carol' Pickens lois ~. () Bu•lnm olfi"' Burri, puctls Lelart, Alb<rt Hill Rulland to H Prall Pf; ildllortol o'Jiee pbOIII lr and Or~ Hlll, pofl'eb, Lelart Hermfli Gtalo and Boulah Grate , ' ,, Ada and Omar Cl'omlet, pmel• loti, Ri!.tland, lo G II Prall ' f *' Guests were their 1!(1\isor M1ss Anne HoWell 1\1r11 Emt·r~on Jones and Mrs Everett Haye~ '1 he members wer~ Sha1on Jones Judy f..rnold, Vera Cove~ I Vonda da)'s In Glouster w1th relatfvfls During the 11odal bour Dianne set which had Henneuy A atory "God's WCHS··TV Chantte~ 8 By M..-. John Diehl Rev and Mrs W II Strau• baugh and family spent a le' l1 sev~n pound ten ounce rlaughtel They song Chrlsmos enrols and IRnne Annetle, on F1 lay Doc 13 were served a dessctl C()urse IThey also hnve a three ye 11 old and Carol Blaker Sidney L. and Mary F llarrls, A Coal Sa lem to Oh1o Powur Co preolded at lhe tea table where Ua A, Salem to Ohio Power Co ~llzaheth E Edmundson dec hot chocowto add cookie• we~ Edna WoDdi, dec arrtd for arrtd lor tr to Lydia I Thomt served 1he Dtoodon china cofloe D011l d D Woodo, Phylllo G PIIIt)T and ex<:hanlife of gifta ! Dianne McComas, president, was See, Alma Baumgardner, tarla er acc01npamst ror carol singing Bunch, Jamce Stobart Carol Hud whiCh wa. led by Beverly The Bun, Grace Capteina Mary Scott, ca hostesse11 were In charge of a aer· Jeanette Crooks, Polly 1 hom as, "' ol gamco and illlt lor ex Carolyn Milhoan, Carla Wtlso11, llarlan D ood Elhel Rife t 32 ' change were placed under p while 01xle Pierce Judy Van Cooney, parcell, Salisbury, lo B P' Board Dennlo ~ and Thelma G Bal ltD(Ie, 100 A, Salem to Ohio A Coal Salem to Ohio P.- er Chrlstm .. tree Cu to 30 Treasm e Hunt 111 00 The PrJce is Right 11 ~o 1ruth or Consquenc•• LAUilEL CLIFF Attendance at Sunday Sehocl lliJO 8 89, collection $18 05 11 1~ Betty Lou Eblin splftt the II 30 rhanksgw!ng weekend m F,last 12 00 Liverpool w1th her slSter Mr anu I 00 Mr!l Clifford Icenho . . cr 130 Steve Eblm llas opened bn 4 00 ~ 1oce ry sto1e and f1lhng station ti 3~ for business v.h1 ch 1s located o~ 7 00 he Lmn cl CliC[ road 730 Mr and Mrs Homer Russell 8 ao 1ncl fanulv of Pomeroy were th e 9 00 of th(' mea on Dec em~r 24 Lc 'll<'sts of her mother Mrs Eva 9 30 "'\ll"'llr~• " ' ~ek<~ to 10010 to f.rA (v and hmlly Stmd uy ~1 r~ Pa t Tl il CV entcrt;:uned [I 10 00 1T,egwn ltall t'ucjd !1 6 30 lo umbPI of fucnds <lnd re t 1t ,e, 10 30 1sack candy wl)lch "1 I be rlisl rlb ,d hy ~anta rillls at lh lOm at her home w1tb1 a livellc 11 tO 1111 mct>tJn g vllll be held ~1 o r1day De c syracuse Club Holds Yule 16, at 7 30 at the Ftrst Presb} LN Powder Puff Club •ohntonL 363~ A Solem lo Ohl< COi cnne Hal e 235 A OI>H o Q 'd ian Church Cub Scouts nnd thdr Power co llRIOd R Jackson ortv n rl oy Cnm!11Cs 11rc urged lo ott end th e Lulo J~eko, 37 plus A Salem Ilui !Is R nml Ant tl!t f r.rute Th~ Wide Wtdt Awake 411 Club Christmas Party mee1lng when rc!H shmcnh .,.. 1!1 to Ohi(\ PnwEr Cn Jyy Mlll!r 57 A' Sa1flm t 117 A Snlem to l'almm ft1 hr~d n C~rh; l mal! party Frldav evt> Held On Friday be """' snd a <:hrostma • pro O)Jio PoWer Co (.; •~l e nln g at th e nutton home wlth El gram be given The Powdrr Puff Club hn<l a __ Pulricla M Grate, 11'7 A, Sll lc11 Outton on1l Murtlyn Swun as I Mai'Vhl W Morrl• Mildred M l"n lo lloliOi R and R1la I co hos~esses Ned a Bradford led Chnstmas dmner al 6 P 111 l~lday N!W AR~IVAL Morris, 21~5 A Snh•m, G W Grat<• the Pledge ol AlleRiaqoc Carolyn at the Martin Restau1ant tHHI then Mr and Mrs Rn1ph 11: 1 c1 1 :~cl an,d Cora Sltau»baugh Edllh and Alben F and Dorolhy nolO' NICholson the 4 H PledRe and JtdJourne1l to tho h11me or lhtnr (Thelma I< bet~baehl N01 walk Clyde A Cooper, 81 A. Salertl 12! A l oo t lolumhli to OhiO Ch11slinns poems were given by presfdent Sh~ron Jones for a c11 ht ate annount!lng the b1rth of p Feabral MM Saturday Nlcht Jamboree People Are Funny Perry Como l'oUy Bergen Show GISele MacKenz1e Show Wbal'i II For Yoilr WI Parade Newo• Beaallilol Weathercasl /<i.\leWflcil srrn First Baptist Church Class ' I to oo Arlene Francis Show 580 Spinach Pl~yhou-. et~ SpottS Eye ' 6 25 Weatl'ercast ' 8 30 New~ Picture Chadnal Sunday 646 NBC New! lO ~ Sitlll On 700 lll\wkey& t1 M J'~l l 1! lh! ttl~ 7 30 The Price Is Rlg!>t 11 3o Industry on Parade II 45 )VIIat One Person Can Do 600 Restless Gun 12 IS Cliiilllah Science 8 30 Tales of Wella F'll'fo 9 00 Twellty One 12 ao TV Chapel ' 1 00 What's Your Trouble 9 30 Alcoa Theat!l' 1 15 Man, Mall !c lilaehmes 1000 SuspiCion 1 30 Fronllers ol Faith 1100 News Headline• II 10 Weathercast ~~-~~~~~~-·~~-!1-~-~~~~~~~~!!1!1!~~~~~~- 2 00 Cleveland Browns 4 30 Omnibus II 15 Nltewatch Heath Methodist I Oil Slgll Oil ! ao Telepho."' Time e 1 lyn GlbLons Sandra Simpson Sun • er forIns vlhl ch 'gove nmenta 1 um Is exe· or more purchases where each is• und..er the dra Brewm 1ton Dianne McComas ~Ute. Where formal contracts me ente1ed In $1000 limit Barbara Jones, Joan Casey and mumty pa~ty R and Add1c f 7 00 Today g 00 Romper Room 9 JU Trouble With Father 5 30 Hopalong Cassidy 6 00 News P1ctura 6 15 Foottiatl Scoreboard Ord ~ W Ann .; '" Chonnei3-Mon ay 6 45 Stgn On Western Thcoter 5 00 Sky Kmg usky is trying to evade legal aQverhsmg by retreshrn , nt co11 null<e 4-H d 1 30 B1g Picture 4 00 Swan8un and Sara llochtel, the lo w ll wl·de Awoke ::,~~':.!' oalry --- Holds Annual Christmas:1Pfirt.l Mr1 1 H St,pbenaon wu ho.. chttr<h le11 to tbe 0.. Won One Clw of overareed It Wll announced that the Pomeroy At !he dote ol the Flrll Baptlll Chureb I"" OOrlla! JI<Oiil add family !JJ• thetr annual gifts were exchaoged Chrl•tmu partr, weie movllli Qllt of tow and re Thurlllay ..enllll al ber bome, E ment.s of Chmtrnat CQ~IIetl ,I.~ICI grell were npr-d eoffee were ser~ed Malo St. pbe010n and Mr& A rtp0r1 on lbe li'fdtn elub A tbort buollleil Hlli011 A 6 ao dinner at the worktbop beld lia Alben, Ia Nov held wlth the prellden~ HrL AI· bert BD!ltb, preoldlnf Group olnc· laurant precedc4 lhe m_l;~~ ember ""' ctven bT llfUI L~lla lnJ of "Ob Uttle TIIWII of Bethl&Attendlnc weri> Mn Genhelmer Artlcla were brouabt ton Mro Zundel Mro Do'l~~ijp' beDI" oponed !be meellnc fol by the membera for haskell fur lowed with proJer by lin Ralph pel Mro Alon ShJiln need' famlllea C Zundel The Chrltlnlas llol')' of Skmner, Mro Josep=hrnlt~;~·'K.m ,, , Urt Norman M.:Callum preaen "Rapbael, the Herald Angel" was J E Foster Mrs " ted a paper on ''now lJ the time I told by Mrs Stepbenton Mrs Sterrett Mrs to", during tbe prograrr. hour anG It wa1 voted to send fiowerJ to ley, Mrs Dana an artiCle · on propagatloo of lh" the ohot '"' II waa decided to len Couch, Mra holly tree wu g1ven by Mro T A have a wbllo package 1hower lor Sm1th, Mrs Kay Seiclena~lf', j 1 00 Down on the Farm 2 00 Pro Basketball tnakes and signs Is nun~d on must purchase splitting the total amount mvolved 11\to two present we~e ~lml)n J>w~~ ~~ .. A and 1 lo """ llo\.\111nd Kllh Sargent ' A d DaDy ~1, Pomeroy.Mfddleport, 0., Dec. 14.'•l.I!D7•"ilt,. Alert '• Hcmbera and gueata r~ aponded to roQ coli with a lavon!• 6 M Hallmark Hall of Fame Channe - S atUr ay 10 00 ~orctt• Yyung Show 8 15 'sl~ On 10 30 Waterfrobt 8 30 C11ele 3 Rll)lqh 00 News Headlines 111 9 30 Wilch Mr Wlz111d 11 110 N1ltwalcb , to 00 Howdy Dood1 I 00 S1gn Off 10 30 The Rull jM !Ieddy Show 8 oli The Steve Alleii S!low n oo Fury 9011 (j,evy Show 11 30 Andl'S Gang •1> 1 Junior Girls In Chrt'stmos Par"v PARTY The Junior Gl1l• ClnRS'1,of Hcntb ,The AUXILIARY F~mcn~ Auxiliary will MethoHiot church had a Chrlstnlas llave tjlell" Christmas party, TUOI· party 1 hUI sd~y ol IM cllutch so 1 ~ay, Dec 1,1, at 7.;30 at tiio Flro· olal rooms C Ills for the church men~ lJalL Children of !ho mem nurlcry were pluced under a llg4~ ~.., wtil ~guests ed tree and Ihc girls from tlus cla!S, whirh is taught by Mrs L ' tPME~N~AY w 'Mccomns will ""lsi With lhe The Past Ch1el of ),elgs Tern nursery pie Pyttuan Ststers, wJ!l meet on Jean Case) president was In Monrlay al the borne ol Mrs Wll charge of the pro.l!ram whi~b In ham Lowe eh1des the Chnstmas story '"'"' St Luke, carols led by Barba~ • PLAN YULE TREAT Jones Wllh Ooann• McComas ·" Feeney Bennett Post, No 12a 81 ure to a vert1se or Ids In a newspa accompanJst and games Amcn c.m Lcewn and th~ Rflul per where such advertlsmg Is required by Refreshments of hot dogs and Merchants ol Middleport a~e plan· law can also invahdulcd a co ntract Equally cokes were served by Mary Cmut IJPJI ' 1 c llltll'tma.; treat for f'h lrtren Columbll .Land 'frans f-~fS-- - -,j;,, -;r,l1audc Holcumh 11 hoUi', Ctllclltl iDd IIIW Pollowlnf tho dlitner the reau lor meetiDI w11 held wltb, lin Gerald Wildermulb preiAenl, pro aldtnc DevoU6~ were Jed by Mu T A Hay utln1 for Iter topic "ll< • 1een open to all, Day or n1gh', ·rlends or strangero, feel free I• all Their light has shown fort h hroughout tbe !own And the ' viii .urely be mtsstd when they re gone A word lor those mem· bers 'Who could not come, May th•• Lord nchlv bless them in NJe homes Now, Peggy ibiS gilt '" o>eJent as we ")lart, May YO!ll JG ' lDer..,e and remain 10 your heart" During the sotlll hour the mem IJers e~cbanged g1!ts and Mr, Hoyt thanked the class and expre~ .ed her to deep Ihetr loyalty tbeappri!CiaUon cburcb ar.dforcburr3 !Chool u\WOU " their kindneES lo Followtng tbe dmner 1 Chnst~ mas prayer Will given by Mrs Bentz Wolfe and Mn Richard Campbell read a Cbnstmas poem Games were P~ed and prJ.ZeS awarded to Mrs Jobn Smith, Mrs Rollin Bearbs and Mra Campbell Mr& Albort Woodard m behalf of the group presented Mrs Max Memhart outgoing president, With 8 Elft and also a gift from the committee, Mrs Woodml, Mrs Paul Grueoer and Nn Rollin B<arba lin Me~nharl thanked the committee for planning the puty and presented each with a gift During !be evening round robin cards were seQI to loire Charles MeNamlle and Mra Claude Darst Altendlng were thooe named abOve and Mrs Olon Goodwm, Mr & Norma Wilsoll, Mro Joseph Beegle, lin Heney Reibel, Mrs llary B Helll<'l, lin HOI Roo~ lin Charles Souer, 11r1. Oval Diddle, Mrs. Jomea Sayre, 11r1. Grover Erb, 11n. Thomas Cook, 111re. Lawrence Smith, Mra ller· nice Dmt and 11r1. Addle Gru... SEE US VDEdwards Jacll SUvera b Rpotted Ul 1 at 111t1ee lla1ft • 11 u. 1 to a. b. • hts borne, Condor Sl J~ J. ·DAVIS, M.D: Family and Staff 30C N. SECOND AVE tit ASH STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RX FOR OUR PATRONS, FRitNDS ~D ASSOCIATES Adtlresa - Meigs, Gallla, Vinton and Alllent CotiDtles Muon Cowtty, W. VL * * * For &hiJ mea~~~ of wlahlag eld! of you A BLESSED CHRISTMAS SEASON Please forgive 118, we Implore We ~uld no& appreciate and creellil«• inore olU' lldinls pri· by Jlllll, We will fill. 0. D llrelll, ........, used tbraughoul the borne Vi~ the Saves Much' w. ...COMPTON. c.n •offee were served and Chrislmit.i je.eoratlons m red and green were Yet to ~ad p~y you if you carry a~e,qultf!l IDSurance Costs tittle! ~f'tual!i.t&lDI ChrlJtmao salad, cook1e1 aud your ,mg to ~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;:;;:E;;;;;;;~~~ bmell ei!Jtly When somebody gets huif'l • on your properly Nooa • T11111o !•nt:t.; �•· \ ~.ii7lf~~~;;t, N~Ch~tDi~ .fd~a I Md T til needed, If Ia a ;oOd er peskor yMice buy 41• tree • 'l'le~ or ~0 da)loloearly 8 10 that lt hao ttme to..oak up am· ·' .'· ~lo Water ~efore takllltl 0 .,.tr1~=.:~ ..Q ' =~~~·~Dtial \lob 1 _., ~! ·Ill ,! )VI· t:'P3/ ~~·btrelte 1: '\"' ~~~ •m : p ,•' ·..·,y. High' ' e FOR 'All lll«'tt e ANY TYi'li:! see or Cill ~~:S'£~~~~ it~J·· the, ~.,~ ~llbe ha~ J,r'··'l!b' :1' ""1 '·'"' . Ho.fte~aketNew1 o. ........trAReHIII Dllly. ~ I.Foineroy;~~:o~· n .c.l4,lee7-3 caI "'Ino. pun·s0ut orIPCC· ., •. Nllon Altnt ~~~r al any tbrouabout lllf 'fhe ChriatmOJ holld•r• wiU be b rk Year.• n mulnns, nutbrcod, here before TOU . know 1t ind to- ~;: ~ul rl: in meat ioal, or day I have JOme lnformajloii on ' lrad'tlamt' well .. In the dveril.oualubject, orbich be;llled cr.. .. ':.:. a' I ur Ill thll ~ollday period. ''" Who! 1 lh be' · ' Hoildey C,tnftrilt- ii.oi!l.ioat quJck·f~ ·~ cr~n rrJ~ may bo LOS ANGELES uP -California, In- ~· l , . when tb ar eonven nee, or UCI.A and SouthOI'II CaUiomla t.. Small fiotl!n& 'eandle•l~ .Y~tlli tbam ov~.":~tt J• z~·~ ~ day bad ..._d ~~ brld.. lbat bolldlf eebttr~eo are::·a'Ni!y or •lanll but w:lh P~ :ara~ t,..m troin lbe Pacific ttueh ~mpln tO Make tilt& the the btrrl.~i · '} boxtt Ill onlertue~ Jlood wail· Cllliotmao cooltlel . you'ft : llfth biles as d. ' r or~ '~!_Jilin"' Ia 1o lo~ow !Ilk!"', liUI lOU CID UM !~toJ lttt •!IJ ~I Your ct.. ...tr _,, ' iatnt equlpmc6t ·atld nftl~ ero":l ~ al ·~. do 1 not It <lid not tak. Sta4ford lona 1o Old copdleo ·or 1 -.Qdf8 ....,; e P 1e wraot Y in indlcole it wu Jetiouoly oonsldoror par1tfln e;n ~lt~iJ ~d ~~~ Ire~ "r"ll. De{roallng Is in11 oimllai 1et1on. poured into 1 ihallo"' ·~'Ill .\ ,..Oe<~ or lng. · Attl1ough aeillltl Independently, double holler to melt the war i,;;n cr ~m ftute cram aauec or rctents of !Ito Vniveralty of CaU· be &Imply made.' Juot UBe Jf. an rry-orou~e. rc may be fornla, Which include• both the lee can !or the, wu lnd It a~oudme lo dlrcctlo~o Berkeley and UCLA campuoes and in a double pan of boiling water freeze~ :~:ge jlid frozen m trusle". of Unlvertity ol South· The wox can be colored with some ar d to ' or f~ When you em Cahfornla alm.,t llmultan ly RAMONA 0 a warm, dey houoe. . ' ' bs;o lord indoor c. w, Ellenwood, hortteutturltt • w o u tn at an at the Obl9 Agrleultural El<pert. . .· W E ate lnilo)dn, )!'trlll· •n,1111 about •.o•,,tnob abOVe the montotatlon, reporta that mlco are ~ , tuc ey, El<tenalo~ ili<~lt O\'IJ!llal 1!111. ·Atsl> ou! vert kat abundant In Ohio orchir<l& Dam ,•. tlij lll!io 1/DJ. jato tree ... iotrttl, eiPt<ialty apploo, 111 llo ,' ..,.. ••••IM ,, I ··I ~ ~ lh~l ~-'!1 111;\! bR! ~ore llltn voty hetvr the pall few :"'-"" '•.~u,.•~=:!.P,!lt"'T.::;: l. .~1~· •ttraU~• ye1r1 and 1.1 opeGttd to lit evon ~~ .11'\b llt.lefa Mlil· lllorttthlimt. ~bte: , ·. '' "' Iii ~~~~ ttiAil at the Slatton ' ' · , · ·• · , · 91~~~4Y .,!Jo Wateill tb~U 141• tllhtt bfw o~ellllfAJ ...., llb4rln ' 1 '· ' :' · · " Ylnouilr.,. ·· ' · b4s lleen '.uaed off 11 1 ' 1 dl\lilil~ ·;~ '"" IIIIo) S•iiporl lht~lirlllma• tt.; well the mice. Boeauoe :; IUc~~:=: ~! in blohd C'arjltoteJ<. wore the so thai II cannot .he knoeked over ture the inoeetleide must 00 h d •tar P~j)l11. ·All through the &cbool . Place the !reo away ·from the led with utmo&t care II not !~I . day, Raymond J~st4, ·wearing a doorways so i(~otl nOI biOfk lbe kills mice but ln so;,e lnstsnc Y toll dtiHee hat, Ill on the dunce exit. It it oh9'dd caleb fire near a will bring death lo other forms e~ .tool. i'?r the aritbmeile lesaon, doorway, the lami17 woul~ belrap- wildlife such 11 rsbblta and bird~ Allen H~llllfi,,Denftls K~ple, ,La!· ped. ft can even kill humans ftrj~ll.t.~t Ohio ,, 'tlohatly · I CBS, 11-9 p. m. e. s. t. Ohio Stale's Big Ten champions, who will play Oregon In tile Rose Bowl on New Year's Day wlll te· lt Into , T... I ca~ ~: u!b: .~r.t~~:;·· Sta-lord m Expected T0 F0llow i '"Qr IIi• ZMIO'k 1 If.'- <g: 1: t!.t I:::•d e·,tDy~:! 'el:~k ~~!e~:3er'~b~~r!'." r~: gr~.:~:n ~~~::;·~n~:f.ryh!~~~~ ~o~e ~~~a~~~,'~::.~:!r:r:o 50-SO DANCE aautlil~ Sa~urday-Dec .. 14 9 untH 12 P.M. Sponsored By Loyal Order of Moose :1 ~-ut,~~~~~~r~ood t~dtln isQ~~:~e.tle •g ~ 1~ ~0 ~:~fom ::::~ ~;~~~~b~;; ~~~~~e :~:;.~~~~ Frl~~:drawai •'!!IIi•~, 00 1 ~·fi· '*"· ~<hoolo :s'' ,e., ' '. S1Si00 FIRESTONE 2311 2 .r."':.'c,~[i:"s~~~irs THA-NKS--- c0llege MentOr8 Name Hayes ·'·' r.mned Red•.Heads SEAT COVERS :\1 I'Pl' ··: a · .. Thetr• 1957 'CoachOf year' wtia wfNtiit cfiias coi MUFFLERS aDd TAILPins INSTALLEil The Old Northwest perhaps is about ready to be given back to the Indians. Or at least to the hunters that use bow and arrow. The shotgun season for deer opened Wednesday for an en· tire four days running but the bow season extends righ\ on through December. So far this year we've had no reports here of deer killed Shawnee style. That in itself is liable to put a damper on bow enthusiasts. For who can nurture for long within himself a love for a sport that produces so few solid results in the lam· STANDIN~I I pay H .•0 ' O..;"r T A, G-.ah·ii._ MOOSE HALL Old Northwest Tumed Back To Indians ,;:_earn 11 Farbl EJ!t'o...... DESK .._.., ..ft WflllfGII ~ Ootao lAd.: J:. M· Alhot!s 44 DDIY ..... HiJb Slnf}l G1me: D. lllwley, GaiiiHfll latl"' 10 22S · 2 Team Three Games: F. Tavorn 184. Slagle Game: F. Tovero I KJ flip sEJoN ilfr'~! •¥ SPORTS that Waobinllton wa1 oympathetlc to the three dapartloa !Choolo Cllllf the ltuokreo olio llete pe. nallied by the conrtt••ce. fWJN CITY LIAQUI :.:lt ::'.: .. Sport Center .Before the next Bkit Penny metal ti~Bel irlmmlni the . tree sprayed, their fed and hair be- any more. ' Aourp;lse de88ert of eranberry udAl .~..a~h~a;:\''~~:1 eft~ Forcman·Abbotl 23 19 M"o/p P\t,r.eil "J\rou'!d tho world spark lrom the ol"!'ltlclty aM tg. ;::,e;;;n!a~:f~edth~~h 1tbe Poi· . The11 pour the I!IO!te<r wax IDto pudding will have yollr lamlly ut. July 1, 1959, the Iitie when ~cr..~ ~~!.J'vern 23 19 In 80 Diyo' cfn the tilahO. ~~! 1~111 onetlhbr tra~~. taualng a rodents gel I le~at do':.•: :~: a shallow pan. Allor the war 1J Jng ~~~::."iRRY PUDDI roe• off probation lor illegal aid Kalter ~~~ AM .l'IJbe went hJ ' - to the , e ow a!IC '· poisllli firm but otltl warm, out OUI'-Jhe NG lo athletet. Southern California an· Americon Le . 011 HI~~ "Mdil'oro $<hool". · ~"len~ \Vatoon, WJt•n,the \reo beeaUo~es dry ••d Ell.;,w~ nys !hal Endrln candle ahape you ..at ·. wl~ a 2\lcupo cranberrleo nounced Its withdrawal would take aa the ne,., ittraellve teacher con· nee e• atart to I • teh\ove It be r d ·h can Chrl•tmao cookies cuttor _ ~ itar •~P ougar place "on or alter" July 1 1~ d 1 ' 3 !:~~~~DIC.lu64J 5. dduetod a hjolory al~ with nlax· Y ourth~ome andl deo!rqy U pre~:~• or~:rd''!p~;::u~:r ~h 1 tree or whatever you •h...t. ~ eup ~~~~ 1Pt<hortenlng AllB (II desired) Raymond B. Allen wheu be said in~ e , hippy ~~~daqti. No one ~!!led o.,.. e tree Ia ell tyt~g Ih t t · a· J1 you use t~e ratherlll(£:ijek ficJalo. · · . WJJ, . ;: ~~ aotlee as . Iiddle Bqltlniton \h• yard, chlldre~ hiJY ·cart awoj< :irc It:· a •pace 11 feet wide from an old candle to ~di I eup sugar OTHERS WILL FOLlOW 3 games. F. Tbern 2184. 1 ' in .lalli ' Wbeb' Pl'!llclp61 tr'bJ as an emuJaJ. the small hoating P.rt wct1 b.alen That the three txllecte<' Duane ~lt!ltb. ~hltrtd lq dill Mi$1 ,... "'~I .~.P~· •...,e '"' lteea liable coni!Onlrttt 11 dr punch a hole ll'lth a dmliJlr ' . ••n1118 at least one rtr m6re olhera to fol Wa~~oe lo th),'ftf!6h~;. E~~~~ Bul• fla~ ilnd · 6tlt ~ r:roi tlblt .powder etlh1t ~ ! ~:~ le and pu!b lhe wick !&ro)llb',llle ~ b ~~ted flour low. their load wa1 tudiea!ed b~ ~ ,II lo6~ ldvtnllf' ~lllie oil· tall"" )!ole. Or thread lite dimint ~· ; " bg pol\lder tb; otatemelll of Uel.\ Chancellor ..., 1 , ' arns the I ~ Y lt>t; good relltdb ln trialo .., , n by tinf}ola i l!Yf 'ilu!flb<!i, ' ' • , · le wlth a eOrd and Pi!Jt ":It ·• N•· Ia 1t he thought II ~oncolvabte tb11 ~ . rl Fat taoa;", .w.hl~b led to As a salety measure It 1s wise throueh. •A Uute meltod llix 'Cin 1 dl~ lnllk ' lerenee'o Uberallud 11d progr~m S44 eta P!lli olliQnd! in time. Llllkilf t~ 11041 IM C>ll!bard ,;ith a sign be used to 1111 the bole again trona 's~G"~" ~n. 8 in, I IC!Uare pan Stanford would hot meet thr other 618 he lllnQhecj,hil n~in..,.r bllote UJ I i'5 obotl!IR thit tl\drtn bas been ap· the bottom. I t1e• etwtartberrh,lea Pllle pan and CaliiOI'nla JJ<booi• tn athtelics. the teaeller J'Ohlilled, _ til~ lli)o· t>ltfll. . llkle t " tup sugar and Ulte the defecting three schools !Aohd ·Poulln and Walter Gruei!Or \'our OWD homemade • tAttales nuts. Creatn the !horlening and ljl· Staoford lound faull with the eon: ' ~ven had 'time to tetl several JIU . two otber treatments to control n?aUng In .. large IW tla.. hoWl I gar. add beattn egg lnd vanOia; terence'• Uberii!Jed aoJd program ¢boice Joke• . before Principal mice Ia Of~hards and nurser!" Wtlh hotly leaves and berries or sift flour, boklq powder, and !lit I which Plleed atMeteo in pre. 8 said Smith came ID and aunounewl 0 are reeomllll!niled by John R. Beck nowera can give a lot olltght A,nd lo(eltitr, and Jdd &lternateJy with !erred position 3lld Sterhng 1, ~ lootbatl game.l , . ol . the Flsb and Wildlife Service. idd charm to any holiday dluotr. milk to the llral mllture. Spread be oaluted Calllofllia lor ito prln· All ~ final number, t~e e~Ure The • ~)rlcon A..l~'llural "dl· th•!l t~e- aoi!!e balls . eOht,tninll Besdtl OIJ,a)l, you ea.~·t spoil Yciur lhts ~ver the ctanberries and elpleo on academic requtrcmeuls. eiiihlb grade sang "Ciialletire. " ' n.m •• "" " zlne PDVBpbliii and .tl')'chrttn.. Clb • ingredll!tlts . II you lite bake rn a moderate oven, 350 de· Under conference reguiaUoDJ • ! Prbtc!PII Howard ~ht cQn• •Ors !lsotllation this wei~ J>ftsenl· t'ellled oat.i. Tbey. are 1~11 Mi sitlsfled w11h your fll'ot te- g;ees F., for 46 lnlnute1. Turn Ut> ll!hool !bat ttbedules any inatltu. To our llUI!Iy friends and rustomers who w'ere tratuloted tbe 11 rou) oil 0 lint •~ •4 lt! Dlatlligulsbed S~rvice A· h~llll thin Endri~ abd ha?e IUlt, Jott melt the wax and lry 11de dbwn to oerve In oquares with Uou whlcb Wlthdtawa is auhjcct lo aembly program. ward 10 Dr. A II. Graham of betn m~rc thoroughly tej!ed,Beck dtalh. _, vanilla lee eream. ' expuls!Du. It IVila an open semt to pay us a t~l an the Grand Opening of our Jl'ew J(Clil).'J.I J · Colunlbul, pioneer In the w'orid sayB. ' CHRISTMA> TOYS ERN MART. b wide 4-rt club movem,P.t. ror the apple baits Beck •ug. With the variety of toys now The natiOn's farm edllors, eon- g&att mixing One level teupoor. ol available, It Is lmp~nt to mike , ductin~ their annuli meetinJ In zinc phosphide iu a-quart o! seo• a esreful sel~ctlo~ so !bot yuur . It wu hlchl¥ gratifying to we of this '· ChiMgo, cited 89!j'eor<lld Graham tione4. aPPles. Two·inch appla!, ehlldtin wont be mjured by iiii~ ~. • ICohtlnutd From ,... Ono) lor lils outstanding eontrlbuilon prtlfhbly IWCet Varietiel, fan ~e propnltc qr phorly chosen loYf, . firm In your n\ldst to bf so cordially ~~~~ 111i j1 tile llowlots · : In lbe /i~ld of agrteuiture. Rod•· eut lntb 16 ;ections. An apple soe. For tery ~nail ·ohlidren, waklb COIIIll!tiJilt)'. ·I · .l-Ight e9nversation wlth lh~ rick Tuthb•ll of the kan.as Cltr aho~ld be placed In three or oull<ir those sharp edges, det~· NEW YORK liP _ Woody Uav• f~e oippers was interrtilited ~y ~tar, pt<iidtnt ollhe assoclallon, ru~·IY_oys or holes un· able ports, opmoll items that & es 0 r ·ohlo State, rallied h; ; 1 lvalton an~ t~e reporter st!r!Hg 'llade the Ple!cnto!lon. · Of ••ch troo. Hun- bo swallowed, wheeled toys witl1 players from a Beason .. enin ttrrnln returned for tWs season ·~ dl Red !leads. Frances Saunders, . Gr~htln, 6orn on' , farm tn rows should be oharp.polnied axles; toy• lbit lC!back a•d m•tded them P th:. and of these, only five had bee•J 'M atarten.. 'nlb group wa~ tUJ· 4·8 gu@rd from . Califorhla, and CIIampalilJ eo~nty Ohio, April 13 · b~eak. ,leavmg sharp edges; elet· naiJonal cbam"p.jonshi toda10 wa: mented by ftve lettermen from the Ailn J'Cindy" Tan. 6·1 center t!l 1800, organized the forerunner Jf oats 1s help· fncal .oys, and flammable tOya. named cCilleae ootbafl· h c ,'\rbma'a ..,They had strolled frotn I·H ciubo ln 1902. AJ measure, the Be sure lhat the toys are not, tOo the year tor'i ' c 0 1955 campalp. 957 lhe n6tlon, deportment where Mrs. dent of Spi1urlleld In nurser- heavy for your youngster to man· Dynamic out•p~k H Hayes' brand of football, featulfaCt RobsOn .bad -,~:~ited ~n thotn. 'K'hools Jn Clar~ . . eot!Jlty, oats or ap- age. lh ! en ayes won Bob Hiwley.rlerlt. slood in awe· ;erv:ed 1h:~t field ttlpa and !:inc phosphide Sorne o! the safer' toys include /~ honor 18, the 23rd ilnnual poll mg the "meatgrinder" ground of· fcnsive wi1h very few panes, . "And I tbought 1 was tall" He ilrations often were In bait statlohs. sm~l· sort and· washable animals ~s!!':ia~!:r~ca~b F~tba~ C~a{vhcs came under fire from the er.· 111 4· ·, 'Jdl Of teaching .some strrcbnine oats at or IKIIIa, push or pull toys, bloeks, Y e ew or or· tremcly critieal ColumbUJ, Ohio We are truly happy and very thankful to b~ve 11Mi11 ' ltlif.S Moore i)JiseJOsed to the rc- thd home pounds per aere sarid box toys, and slmple take- ~d-Telegram and Sun and Scrippg accepted into y;,ur midst. ' ~dll.l!t a hint tit their dme !Irate· lh:rti clasarooms. He gtven mouse control In some apart or put·togcthcr toys. For t~e Howard Newopapers. , . downtown quarterbacks right from ~ fY.for,neitf , Chrlutmaa tree plontilijls, he pointe ~&llg~tlolder child, select stulled t Hltayet'h:rd"'hBo. haTs ledh Oh10 Slhatc the start ot 'the season when OhJ~J 1Wednesday night. Sho 'arm youngslero inlo -'1~ Girl..,txperlmolit qiull!. • . aul. · ' · 'nil Jl)nple eonstructio11 selt 0 ' 1 18 en • amp1ons ,p State lost to lowly-regarded Te:xa~ ,''U! ~oune'• wc like to win. Who 1 ' lqbs provided tho foundation 00 Heavy hunting in. season is one tart , "iido lor stringing, plctur~' lind 'leCI>nd Rose BlnVI bid within Chrisllan, tll-14. ~00"1!!? 'Ne,10 all O'ul fot the too ·vhieh. the m"emenl wn• of tl1e best tabbit control measui'd bOOkf, haud puppet~ and co~ tho la!t l~ur years, was choson lcore ·bill evOil 1£ the game is a bulll. \·, in orehard . a and nurseries, ·aetord· tdmti. Your ilrls will probab'" the nallon s No 1 college coach But Hay"' hith ln his player, COATS BLDG. ' " by a margin 0r ••s ••1", O'IOr malned and his unohaken. own football theories re~ Iose e, •• we are behind when In 1905 Gf.lham Joined th,• Jng to Beck. For further proteo· \Oilln j dolli and l(mple housekeet> It com s tlme lor aur funliy bun 1all of The o~io state University or a lew trees protOOUV. leg se!i, while the boys enjoy Ralph Shug Jordan of unbcat- :::~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;t;;;;:!=.i we go..int~ iV' Sbe explained: Uld became 6hia's first director may be used. For a la~ae jlnill b-ain1, cars, trucks and cow- en and untied Auburn. ·fonl '.1 cQI"O to se~ ~ play ,r the Agrlc~itural ' Ext~n!jon Ser· of trees, repellents 'lillie~ boy equipment. Jeao Neely of Cotton Bowl·bound o course, biit they •~- vleo. H~ was the flrat man In the can be applied by"brush or apray Guard against shooting' tOy. Rice fin~hed third ln toe poll wllh .. bo!:ketllall, to, see something else, too. United Statea to bold such a Po•!- are more practical. that witl endanger your young· t8 firsl-placc votes· T rry B• . ' I· ean see ' basketllioll lamt !ion on a lull·Uhle bast.. I9i4i~]gj;' and ih 191D ~eeame sters; eyes and I'Oo/IY balance~ non o! Notre Dam~ :., fo~~ b~t it Isn't ofteQ t~~~ gc: Qraham was Ia ~hatge-.ol E•· mpervtsor of Aflle~ltbtal EXtllli· ;;t::retoi:,i~e "!l~ytroiv~rt~rn_. ' wllh 41, and Paul Bcor Bryau' .,...... girls who ean do a lo! tenaloit lor the N&lt York S!atl sion specWillu .lb thl ti. •· De· ftave the Underwrila~s' '~oo";" of '!'em A&M was filth wllh 33. with the game.' Slate . School Of Arrleulture Iroll' nrtmelit of AJri!Uiture. He bold tart p M rh al t aHayes who lo oflen called upon 1 1 1 the later position until h\s reilre· gea:l :~ csprl::.l to defend the "con~ervative" style REMEMBER THIS CHRIS'tMAS WllfB A LOVELy 1ent 1ft . I~. lhati>edg8d tools too large 10; to have only med1ocrc proapect' t!l.-!9 p·L.;.; Tbe American Agriculture l!dl· 7ollf chlld to h3lldle nd ah tin eyes, ls credited with a remark•· ' ii)IJIClation Includes edilors «!uipmen\ to be ~~ w~~ouf ble job on a team that "'" be~flild Oft Q.;;.nta'•Knae' ·.om about 75 farm publlcat!Oios supervision are also dangerous , llered at the start or thi• season . ~ , "' ·rilb a eombtned clrcutation o! Wtien aale<tlng iors for Your o ootball played by his B u e ~Br!Jig Your Clllld or ~blldrea to 16r~ thah 2Q million· i month. II'• older ohlldren, remember that 11 T~e. Buekeyea wer.e not ·Pickel ..~ .· ,·. wn. ' 'ii:IJ ...... . ... • ...,IIOR :oveted Distinguished Service a.. Ia iulfnir to et•e tHem toys that to fmJsh J.2-8 in theJr own. lougn 131&!1&111:·~~ lltl ~ flfd Ia made each year to some they cadnot use because they Will Big Ten Conference. From th• TOY DEPT . , POMEltOY, OHIO outstahdilit lndlYidual in urlcul·.• andangor a younger child. A few 195d team that compiled a f!.3 reo 1 Last year it weot to Dt. Ji.. suggestion• lor toya !bot thil ord, a modest nucleus o£ 18 let· Dee, 18, lb ..d h . From 12·9 P.M. 0. Weber, dean of the College of t!'OUP can 1111! safely ace booltl Co!Jlpllmenta Smitb Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio Agrlcolture at Kansas State Col· crayons, paints, clay, conotruetloQ llo . btrt .J.Jndstamer. Ph•tographer le~, Manhattan, Kan•. Bets, and game!. Crafts, hobble• . ~ The ,ward was the second high land sports all l'tqulre special "';;~iS~ honor bestowed upon Grah~m re· 1equipment tvhiclJ makes wond0rtul ;;; ;;; eently. Last week he was cl~d lor ltlts. · , .. · 1 distinguished oervtce by l~e O~lu ·Sale will make It a oaler rrt Fatm Bureau Fede~:ation. children. 'I i0 W. • :n:. 11 Tornado Held To Poorest Shoot Record Of Year ' SEE PMIL WILLIAMSON f" ·;at ' ~ WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY 'lilt: ::p:.::;;; . .,..,, ...., •"'t9aplt Of }'our '" lt.l'" GaJ}ipolis Runs Away From Logan '"m' 73 56 · i,, -;;;:;:;;;;;;; me..., rBl' J!lwl B;y Mat e H.ndlomaly etyled ebony or bJi . eabillell-ltain and IICl'atch lllliltanl • l'owllful, rich voUlecl Admlnl radio e l!epuat. LP and 'nl RPM llllldlel (Slij'fl lilly) • Automdleally playl10' and 12" NODl'da fl ... h.'cii~·l~~;: 11auta oflautomatlcaliJ aftlrlaR r...& ~ · - RUN,S.TILL ·: TUE$., ~Et•.'2~t~,·. VISIT OUR ~I $550·00 ' $550·00 ' ' OYER ALLOWANCE ON 1'RADia CASH DISCOUNT ON NO TRADE.. THIS IS NOT JUST ON STRIPPED DOWN MODIU ROOM WB CARRY A COMPLETE SELECTION OF RECORDS AS.SOCIATED RADIO ond TELEVISION Harry MWor, Owner ELECTRIC SCHOOL RANGES After Jan. 15, 1958 Contact ROGER MORGAN ~X "' You save money by buying in family size con~ainers. · Try our egg nag during the Hol1d0y ~ason: Non-Alcoholic. Protect your family's Health . with' Dairy Products. We have in stock; Station Wagons, Hardtops, 4 Dr. Sedans, Club Sed\1!11. W.e al.!j, Will Be Available Phone 448 or WE OFFER THIS ON A~Y NEW CAR WE HAVE IN STOCK! , have one· 1957 New Chrysler 1Windsor 4 Dr. Sedan and a. 1957 monstrator. ' Dodg~ Colivertlble De- . R. H. RAWLIN:GS SONS CO. I" ; I . At The l;)aor COME IN AND SEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL ON ~NY NEW CARl ' ,. At Yo~r Slpre SPRING . ·HILL DAIRY ... \ ' .. The Galllp~lls Blue Devllo ran aw-y from Logon Frlda7 ulght al Locan In the lui quarter 73-38 and !'.!hens routtd Nelsonvllle tJ4. 3'r- ol exiH!cted- Ia 8!0 garnet h~lfday . ~ The Gallipoll•·Logan tlllJJe, eon· ~~~~-~~~ ICebnv ••ilercd a to!B..n, was wo~ when Bostic and Kelt~ Sheela be· 1 Ran bltUng with lhlt'll elliciency !J! the last quarter. Tbat Crame · ~ad o~aed with the Blue Devlla boJdlnt "'hoky lead, 110-45. It had been tied 111-16 at the quarter and G.Utpollo led 16·33 at ball time Logan had 1 16·7 load ' In the first quartet but lr1ttered It away. In the oecond and tblrd q-•rs the lead changed band• at ie8!f 11 times. ~Q:l• tU •A/• • ii•III'• • - .Galli noll• made 19 of 29 lou I BlADE · ElE(TRIC allot lttempts and Gilmore and Carr came Into tlleir own 11 re• bounderB againll the Chieftains RAZOR who Mw have lost ()De and won two In league play. Gallipolis io The on!~ t!eetric ohaver 2·1 also. with a re~ hollow grOund Bostic was high for Clollipoli! blade powoled l>y a 16·bor 'l'lth 19. Sheets hod 18 For Logan, armature-type REAL mo· Gene Morgan got 2R, Mike Brown tor. Actually sllaves ~low 14. beald fine becaiiiJ! bia. lin~Je head Jl<OPt whlokeiW At Athens Gary McConkey conhitlh lor bladd. 'HOllow tilmed to rnll up hfg sEo s~orlng ,....nd, double ~Ill blade reeord with 24 nnints a(aJnst out· It"..u-eharpeniu;. classed Nf!lsnnville, 0·3. Athens esiMWI IIIAVIMAitn leads the SEO with 3·0 and mceta '"·~-·.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;·;;;;·~-·-•·-- 1 lowly Jackson al Jacbon next Tuesday night Meanwhile, a game at 1d'ereer· ville, Friday nigh). broUght out ~lla County Sheriff O!<!ar Baird, Ill protect relere• Michaels (0. . j . 11lstant coact!, Jackson) from · an enraged mob of Hannan·Tra~ fans. Gal1ia was judged th'e MIU I winner,North 43·28. Michaels called the game wtlli HA\DWARE ... · 1 minute 15 seconds gone In tlie second half aftor he necusc!d l!a6' CARDS SIGN "BABY" / GROVE, Okla. UP - Jimmy ieauehamp, 111-year..ld Oklahorn• Stall Unl;rrsi\J' freshman, h ' ' ·'"" d J:out• Cardi[ll) •on . .....e farritlial."d for the Omo: . .'lrl''r'amnr,s • IPIId IDtlrmlled t I PUDdiNG Jt 80 beat, to ~e •o.me I tt!enu r~ :~ . "a or that · OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS ·; . ROWLEY R~ EED . ~-~~~::~~!~~!::~_;--..i.lln~an~~~] For Th1t Ext11 Spedal Gift •• , ' ANew. MODERN KITCHIN Just lmaglM the joy yo11r wife wiD t!Xpeti· tnce when you give htt a gift ccrtifiCite for a modem kitchen! Here if I slit that will be ·appreciated each day, year after year • • , Stop In or pltone for detailt. Phone 435 loeked tn tbt ll!h~l of ettacklnt ltW room until hilll. Shetifl arrived to dloperse the mob: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.._ _.;.....;....;-.....,_~l.l.~.;;,_;;;;;;.o....~.;..-~ �•· \ ~.ii7lf~~~;;t, N~Ch~tDi~ .fd~a I Md T til needed, If Ia a ;oOd er peskor yMice buy 41• tree • 'l'le~ or ~0 da)loloearly 8 10 that lt hao ttme to..oak up am· ·' .'· ~lo Water ~efore takllltl 0 .,.tr1~=.:~ ..Q ' =~~~·~Dtial \lob 1 _., ~! ·Ill ,! )VI· t:'P3/ ~~·btrelte 1: '\"' ~~~ •m : p ,•' ·..·,y. High' ' e FOR 'All lll«'tt e ANY TYi'li:! see or Cill ~~:S'£~~~~ it~J·· the, ~.,~ ~llbe ha~ J,r'··'l!b' :1' ""1 '·'"' . Ho.fte~aketNew1 o. ........trAReHIII Dllly. ~ I.Foineroy;~~:o~· n .c.l4,lee7-3 caI "'Ino. pun·s0ut orIPCC· ., •. Nllon Altnt ~~~r al any tbrouabout lllf 'fhe ChriatmOJ holld•r• wiU be b rk Year.• n mulnns, nutbrcod, here before TOU . know 1t ind to- ~;: ~ul rl: in meat ioal, or day I have JOme lnformajloii on ' lrad'tlamt' well .. In the dveril.oualubject, orbich be;llled cr.. .. ':.:. a' I ur Ill thll ~ollday period. ''" Who! 1 lh be' · ' Hoildey C,tnftrilt- ii.oi!l.ioat quJck·f~ ·~ cr~n rrJ~ may bo LOS ANGELES uP -California, In- ~· l , . when tb ar eonven nee, or UCI.A and SouthOI'II CaUiomla t.. Small fiotl!n& 'eandle•l~ .Y~tlli tbam ov~.":~tt J• z~·~ ~ day bad ..._d ~~ brld.. lbat bolldlf eebttr~eo are::·a'Ni!y or •lanll but w:lh P~ :ara~ t,..m troin lbe Pacific ttueh ~mpln tO Make tilt& the the btrrl.~i · '} boxtt Ill onlertue~ Jlood wail· Cllliotmao cooltlel . you'ft : llfth biles as d. ' r or~ '~!_Jilin"' Ia 1o lo~ow !Ilk!"', liUI lOU CID UM !~toJ lttt •!IJ ~I Your ct.. ...tr _,, ' iatnt equlpmc6t ·atld nftl~ ero":l ~ al ·~. do 1 not It <lid not tak. Sta4ford lona 1o Old copdleo ·or 1 -.Qdf8 ....,; e P 1e wraot Y in indlcole it wu Jetiouoly oonsldoror par1tfln e;n ~lt~iJ ~d ~~~ Ire~ "r"ll. De{roallng Is in11 oimllai 1et1on. poured into 1 ihallo"' ·~'Ill .\ ,..Oe<~ or lng. · Attl1ough aeillltl Independently, double holler to melt the war i,;;n cr ~m ftute cram aauec or rctents of !Ito Vniveralty of CaU· be &Imply made.' Juot UBe Jf. an rry-orou~e. rc may be fornla, Which include• both the lee can !or the, wu lnd It a~oudme lo dlrcctlo~o Berkeley and UCLA campuoes and in a double pan of boiling water freeze~ :~:ge jlid frozen m trusle". of Unlvertity ol South· The wox can be colored with some ar d to ' or f~ When you em Cahfornla alm.,t llmultan ly RAMONA 0 a warm, dey houoe. . ' ' bs;o lord indoor c. w, Ellenwood, hortteutturltt • w o u tn at an at the Obl9 Agrleultural El<pert. . .· W E ate lnilo)dn, )!'trlll· •n,1111 about •.o•,,tnob abOVe the montotatlon, reporta that mlco are ~ , tuc ey, El<tenalo~ ili<~lt O\'IJ!llal 1!111. ·Atsl> ou! vert kat abundant In Ohio orchir<l& Dam ,•. tlij lll!io 1/DJ. jato tree ... iotrttl, eiPt<ialty apploo, 111 llo ,' ..,.. ••••IM ,, I ··I ~ ~ lh~l ~-'!1 111;\! bR! ~ore llltn voty hetvr the pall few :"'-"" '•.~u,.•~=:!.P,!lt"'T.::;: l. .~1~· •ttraU~• ye1r1 and 1.1 opeGttd to lit evon ~~ .11'\b llt.lefa Mlil· lllorttthlimt. ~bte: , ·. '' "' Iii ~~~~ ttiAil at the Slatton ' ' · , · ·• · , · 91~~~4Y .,!Jo Wateill tb~U 141• tllhtt bfw o~ellllfAJ ...., llb4rln ' 1 '· ' :' · · " Ylnouilr.,. ·· ' · b4s lleen '.uaed off 11 1 ' 1 dl\lilil~ ·;~ '"" IIIIo) S•iiporl lht~lirlllma• tt.; well the mice. Boeauoe :; IUc~~:=: ~! in blohd C'arjltoteJ<. wore the so thai II cannot .he knoeked over ture the inoeetleide must 00 h d •tar P~j)l11. ·All through the &cbool . Place the !reo away ·from the led with utmo&t care II not !~I . day, Raymond J~st4, ·wearing a doorways so i(~otl nOI biOfk lbe kills mice but ln so;,e lnstsnc Y toll dtiHee hat, Ill on the dunce exit. It it oh9'dd caleb fire near a will bring death lo other forms e~ .tool. i'?r the aritbmeile lesaon, doorway, the lami17 woul~ belrap- wildlife such 11 rsbblta and bird~ Allen H~llllfi,,Denftls K~ple, ,La!· ped. ft can even kill humans ftrj~ll.t.~t Ohio ,, 'tlohatly · I CBS, 11-9 p. m. e. s. t. Ohio Stale's Big Ten champions, who will play Oregon In tile Rose Bowl on New Year's Day wlll te· lt Into , T... I ca~ ~: u!b: .~r.t~~:;·· Sta-lord m Expected T0 F0llow i '"Qr IIi• ZMIO'k 1 If.'- <g: 1: t!.t I:::•d e·,tDy~:! 'el:~k ~~!e~:3er'~b~~r!'." r~: gr~.:~:n ~~~::;·~n~:f.ryh!~~~~ ~o~e ~~~a~~~,'~::.~:!r:r:o 50-SO DANCE aautlil~ Sa~urday-Dec .. 14 9 untH 12 P.M. Sponsored By Loyal Order of Moose :1 ~-ut,~~~~~~r~ood t~dtln isQ~~:~e.tle •g ~ 1~ ~0 ~:~fom ::::~ ~;~~~~b~;; ~~~~~e :~:;.~~~~ Frl~~:drawai •'!!IIi•~, 00 1 ~·fi· '*"· ~<hoolo :s'' ,e., ' '. S1Si00 FIRESTONE 2311 2 .r."':.'c,~[i:"s~~~irs THA-NKS--- c0llege MentOr8 Name Hayes ·'·' r.mned Red•.Heads SEAT COVERS :\1 I'Pl' ··: a · .. Thetr• 1957 'CoachOf year' wtia wfNtiit cfiias coi MUFFLERS aDd TAILPins INSTALLEil The Old Northwest perhaps is about ready to be given back to the Indians. Or at least to the hunters that use bow and arrow. The shotgun season for deer opened Wednesday for an en· tire four days running but the bow season extends righ\ on through December. So far this year we've had no reports here of deer killed Shawnee style. That in itself is liable to put a damper on bow enthusiasts. For who can nurture for long within himself a love for a sport that produces so few solid results in the lam· STANDIN~I I pay H .•0 ' O..;"r T A, G-.ah·ii._ MOOSE HALL Old Northwest Tumed Back To Indians ,;:_earn 11 Farbl EJ!t'o...... DESK .._.., ..ft WflllfGII ~ Ootao lAd.: J:. M· Alhot!s 44 DDIY ..... HiJb Slnf}l G1me: D. lllwley, GaiiiHfll latl"' 10 22S · 2 Team Three Games: F. Tavorn 184. Slagle Game: F. Tovero I KJ flip sEJoN ilfr'~! •¥ SPORTS that Waobinllton wa1 oympathetlc to the three dapartloa !Choolo Cllllf the ltuokreo olio llete pe. nallied by the conrtt••ce. fWJN CITY LIAQUI :.:lt ::'.: .. Sport Center .Before the next Bkit Penny metal ti~Bel irlmmlni the . tree sprayed, their fed and hair be- any more. ' Aourp;lse de88ert of eranberry udAl .~..a~h~a;:\''~~:1 eft~ Forcman·Abbotl 23 19 M"o/p P\t,r.eil "J\rou'!d tho world spark lrom the ol"!'ltlclty aM tg. ;::,e;;;n!a~:f~edth~~h 1tbe Poi· . The11 pour the I!IO!te<r wax IDto pudding will have yollr lamlly ut. July 1, 1959, the Iitie when ~cr..~ ~~!.J'vern 23 19 In 80 Diyo' cfn the tilahO. ~~! 1~111 onetlhbr tra~~. taualng a rodents gel I le~at do':.•: :~: a shallow pan. Allor the war 1J Jng ~~~::."iRRY PUDDI roe• off probation lor illegal aid Kalter ~~~ AM .l'IJbe went hJ ' - to the , e ow a!IC '· poisllli firm but otltl warm, out OUI'-Jhe NG lo athletet. Southern California an· Americon Le . 011 HI~~ "Mdil'oro $<hool". · ~"len~ \Vatoon, WJt•n,the \reo beeaUo~es dry ••d Ell.;,w~ nys !hal Endrln candle ahape you ..at ·. wl~ a 2\lcupo cranberrleo nounced Its withdrawal would take aa the ne,., ittraellve teacher con· nee e• atart to I • teh\ove It be r d ·h can Chrl•tmao cookies cuttor _ ~ itar •~P ougar place "on or alter" July 1 1~ d 1 ' 3 !:~~~~DIC.lu64J 5. dduetod a hjolory al~ with nlax· Y ourth~ome andl deo!rqy U pre~:~• or~:rd''!p~;::u~:r ~h 1 tree or whatever you •h...t. ~ eup ~~~~ 1Pt<hortenlng AllB (II desired) Raymond B. Allen wheu be said in~ e , hippy ~~~daqti. No one ~!!led o.,.. e tree Ia ell tyt~g Ih t t · a· J1 you use t~e ratherlll(£:ijek ficJalo. · · . WJJ, . ;: ~~ aotlee as . Iiddle Bqltlniton \h• yard, chlldre~ hiJY ·cart awoj< :irc It:· a •pace 11 feet wide from an old candle to ~di I eup sugar OTHERS WILL FOLlOW 3 games. F. Tbern 2184. 1 ' in .lalli ' Wbeb' Pl'!llclp61 tr'bJ as an emuJaJ. the small hoating P.rt wct1 b.alen That the three txllecte<' Duane ~lt!ltb. ~hltrtd lq dill Mi$1 ,... "'~I .~.P~· •...,e '"' lteea liable coni!Onlrttt 11 dr punch a hole ll'lth a dmliJlr ' . ••n1118 at least one rtr m6re olhera to fol Wa~~oe lo th),'ftf!6h~;. E~~~~ Bul• fla~ ilnd · 6tlt ~ r:roi tlblt .powder etlh1t ~ ! ~:~ le and pu!b lhe wick !&ro)llb',llle ~ b ~~ted flour low. their load wa1 tudiea!ed b~ ~ ,II lo6~ ldvtnllf' ~lllie oil· tall"" )!ole. Or thread lite dimint ~· ; " bg pol\lder tb; otatemelll of Uel.\ Chancellor ..., 1 , ' arns the I ~ Y lt>t; good relltdb ln trialo .., , n by tinf}ola i l!Yf 'ilu!flb<!i, ' ' • , · le wlth a eOrd and Pi!Jt ":It ·• N•· Ia 1t he thought II ~oncolvabte tb11 ~ . rl Fat taoa;", .w.hl~b led to As a salety measure It 1s wise throueh. •A Uute meltod llix 'Cin 1 dl~ lnllk ' lerenee'o Uberallud 11d progr~m S44 eta P!lli olliQnd! in time. Llllkilf t~ 11041 IM C>ll!bard ,;ith a sign be used to 1111 the bole again trona 's~G"~" ~n. 8 in, I IC!Uare pan Stanford would hot meet thr other 618 he lllnQhecj,hil n~in..,.r bllote UJ I i'5 obotl!IR thit tl\drtn bas been ap· the bottom. I t1e• etwtartberrh,lea Pllle pan and CaliiOI'nla JJ<booi• tn athtelics. the teaeller J'Ohlilled, _ til~ lli)o· t>ltfll. . llkle t " tup sugar and Ulte the defecting three schools !Aohd ·Poulln and Walter Gruei!Or \'our OWD homemade • tAttales nuts. Creatn the !horlening and ljl· Staoford lound faull with the eon: ' ~ven had 'time to tetl several JIU . two otber treatments to control n?aUng In .. large IW tla.. hoWl I gar. add beattn egg lnd vanOia; terence'• Uberii!Jed aoJd program ¢boice Joke• . before Principal mice Ia Of~hards and nurser!" Wtlh hotly leaves and berries or sift flour, boklq powder, and !lit I which Plleed atMeteo in pre. 8 said Smith came ID and aunounewl 0 are reeomllll!niled by John R. Beck nowera can give a lot olltght A,nd lo(eltitr, and Jdd &lternateJy with !erred position 3lld Sterhng 1, ~ lootbatl game.l , . ol . the Flsb and Wildlife Service. idd charm to any holiday dluotr. milk to the llral mllture. Spread be oaluted Calllofllia lor ito prln· All ~ final number, t~e e~Ure The • ~)rlcon A..l~'llural "dl· th•!l t~e- aoi!!e balls . eOht,tninll Besdtl OIJ,a)l, you ea.~·t spoil Yciur lhts ~ver the ctanberries and elpleo on academic requtrcmeuls. eiiihlb grade sang "Ciialletire. " ' n.m •• "" " zlne PDVBpbliii and .tl')'chrttn.. Clb • ingredll!tlts . II you lite bake rn a moderate oven, 350 de· Under conference reguiaUoDJ • ! Prbtc!PII Howard ~ht cQn• •Ors !lsotllation this wei~ J>ftsenl· t'ellled oat.i. Tbey. are 1~11 Mi sitlsfled w11h your fll'ot te- g;ees F., for 46 lnlnute1. Turn Ut> ll!hool !bat ttbedules any inatltu. To our llUI!Iy friends and rustomers who w'ere tratuloted tbe 11 rou) oil 0 lint •~ •4 lt! Dlatlligulsbed S~rvice A· h~llll thin Endri~ abd ha?e IUlt, Jott melt the wax and lry 11de dbwn to oerve In oquares with Uou whlcb Wlthdtawa is auhjcct lo aembly program. ward 10 Dr. A II. Graham of betn m~rc thoroughly tej!ed,Beck dtalh. _, vanilla lee eream. ' expuls!Du. It IVila an open semt to pay us a t~l an the Grand Opening of our Jl'ew J(Clil).'J.I J · Colunlbul, pioneer In the w'orid sayB. ' CHRISTMA> TOYS ERN MART. b wide 4-rt club movem,P.t. ror the apple baits Beck •ug. With the variety of toys now The natiOn's farm edllors, eon- g&att mixing One level teupoor. ol available, It Is lmp~nt to mike , ductin~ their annuli meetinJ In zinc phosphide iu a-quart o! seo• a esreful sel~ctlo~ so !bot yuur . It wu hlchl¥ gratifying to we of this '· ChiMgo, cited 89!j'eor<lld Graham tione4. aPPles. Two·inch appla!, ehlldtin wont be mjured by iiii~ ~. • ICohtlnutd From ,... Ono) lor lils outstanding eontrlbuilon prtlfhbly IWCet Varietiel, fan ~e propnltc qr phorly chosen loYf, . firm In your n\ldst to bf so cordially ~~~~ 111i j1 tile llowlots · : In lbe /i~ld of agrteuiture. Rod•· eut lntb 16 ;ections. An apple soe. For tery ~nail ·ohlidren, waklb COIIIll!tiJilt)'. ·I · .l-Ight e9nversation wlth lh~ rick Tuthb•ll of the kan.as Cltr aho~ld be placed In three or oull<ir those sharp edges, det~· NEW YORK liP _ Woody Uav• f~e oippers was interrtilited ~y ~tar, pt<iidtnt ollhe assoclallon, ru~·IY_oys or holes un· able ports, opmoll items that & es 0 r ·ohlo State, rallied h; ; 1 lvalton an~ t~e reporter st!r!Hg 'llade the Ple!cnto!lon. · Of ••ch troo. Hun- bo swallowed, wheeled toys witl1 players from a Beason .. enin ttrrnln returned for tWs season ·~ dl Red !leads. Frances Saunders, . Gr~htln, 6orn on' , farm tn rows should be oharp.polnied axles; toy• lbit lC!back a•d m•tded them P th:. and of these, only five had bee•J 'M atarten.. 'nlb group wa~ tUJ· 4·8 gu@rd from . Califorhla, and CIIampalilJ eo~nty Ohio, April 13 · b~eak. ,leavmg sharp edges; elet· naiJonal cbam"p.jonshi toda10 wa: mented by ftve lettermen from the Ailn J'Cindy" Tan. 6·1 center t!l 1800, organized the forerunner Jf oats 1s help· fncal .oys, and flammable tOya. named cCilleae ootbafl· h c ,'\rbma'a ..,They had strolled frotn I·H ciubo ln 1902. AJ measure, the Be sure lhat the toys are not, tOo the year tor'i ' c 0 1955 campalp. 957 lhe n6tlon, deportment where Mrs. dent of Spi1urlleld In nurser- heavy for your youngster to man· Dynamic out•p~k H Hayes' brand of football, featulfaCt RobsOn .bad -,~:~ited ~n thotn. 'K'hools Jn Clar~ . . eot!Jlty, oats or ap- age. lh ! en ayes won Bob Hiwley.rlerlt. slood in awe· ;erv:ed 1h:~t field ttlpa and !:inc phosphide Sorne o! the safer' toys include /~ honor 18, the 23rd ilnnual poll mg the "meatgrinder" ground of· fcnsive wi1h very few panes, . "And I tbought 1 was tall" He ilrations often were In bait statlohs. sm~l· sort and· washable animals ~s!!':ia~!:r~ca~b F~tba~ C~a{vhcs came under fire from the er.· 111 4· ·, 'Jdl Of teaching .some strrcbnine oats at or IKIIIa, push or pull toys, bloeks, Y e ew or or· tremcly critieal ColumbUJ, Ohio We are truly happy and very thankful to b~ve 11Mi11 ' ltlif.S Moore i)JiseJOsed to the rc- thd home pounds per aere sarid box toys, and slmple take- ~d-Telegram and Sun and Scrippg accepted into y;,ur midst. ' ~dll.l!t a hint tit their dme !Irate· lh:rti clasarooms. He gtven mouse control In some apart or put·togcthcr toys. For t~e Howard Newopapers. , . downtown quarterbacks right from ~ fY.for,neitf , Chrlutmaa tree plontilijls, he pointe ~&llg~tlolder child, select stulled t Hltayet'h:rd"'hBo. haTs ledh Oh10 Slhatc the start ot 'the season when OhJ~J 1Wednesday night. Sho 'arm youngslero inlo -'1~ Girl..,txperlmolit qiull!. • . aul. · ' · 'nil Jl)nple eonstructio11 selt 0 ' 1 18 en • amp1ons ,p State lost to lowly-regarded Te:xa~ ,''U! ~oune'• wc like to win. Who 1 ' lqbs provided tho foundation 00 Heavy hunting in. season is one tart , "iido lor stringing, plctur~' lind 'leCI>nd Rose BlnVI bid within Chrisllan, tll-14. ~00"1!!? 'Ne,10 all O'ul fot the too ·vhieh. the m"emenl wn• of tl1e best tabbit control measui'd bOOkf, haud puppet~ and co~ tho la!t l~ur years, was choson lcore ·bill evOil 1£ the game is a bulll. \·, in orehard . a and nurseries, ·aetord· tdmti. Your ilrls will probab'" the nallon s No 1 college coach But Hay"' hith ln his player, COATS BLDG. ' " by a margin 0r ••s ••1", O'IOr malned and his unohaken. own football theories re~ Iose e, •• we are behind when In 1905 Gf.lham Joined th,• Jng to Beck. For further proteo· \Oilln j dolli and l(mple housekeet> It com s tlme lor aur funliy bun 1all of The o~io state University or a lew trees protOOUV. leg se!i, while the boys enjoy Ralph Shug Jordan of unbcat- :::~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;t;;;;:!=.i we go..int~ iV' Sbe explained: Uld became 6hia's first director may be used. For a la~ae jlnill b-ain1, cars, trucks and cow- en and untied Auburn. ·fonl '.1 cQI"O to se~ ~ play ,r the Agrlc~itural ' Ext~n!jon Ser· of trees, repellents 'lillie~ boy equipment. Jeao Neely of Cotton Bowl·bound o course, biit they •~- vleo. H~ was the flrat man In the can be applied by"brush or apray Guard against shooting' tOy. Rice fin~hed third ln toe poll wllh .. bo!:ketllall, to, see something else, too. United Statea to bold such a Po•!- are more practical. that witl endanger your young· t8 firsl-placc votes· T rry B• . ' I· ean see ' basketllioll lamt !ion on a lull·Uhle bast.. I9i4i~]gj;' and ih 191D ~eeame sters; eyes and I'Oo/IY balance~ non o! Notre Dam~ :., fo~~ b~t it Isn't ofteQ t~~~ gc: Qraham was Ia ~hatge-.ol E•· mpervtsor of Aflle~ltbtal EXtllli· ;;t::retoi:,i~e "!l~ytroiv~rt~rn_. ' wllh 41, and Paul Bcor Bryau' .,...... girls who ean do a lo! tenaloit lor the N&lt York S!atl sion specWillu .lb thl ti. •· De· ftave the Underwrila~s' '~oo";" of '!'em A&M was filth wllh 33. with the game.' Slate . School Of Arrleulture Iroll' nrtmelit of AJri!Uiture. He bold tart p M rh al t aHayes who lo oflen called upon 1 1 1 the later position until h\s reilre· gea:l :~ csprl::.l to defend the "con~ervative" style REMEMBER THIS CHRIS'tMAS WllfB A LOVELy 1ent 1ft . I~. lhati>edg8d tools too large 10; to have only med1ocrc proapect' t!l.-!9 p·L.;.; Tbe American Agriculture l!dl· 7ollf chlld to h3lldle nd ah tin eyes, ls credited with a remark•· ' ii)IJIClation Includes edilors «!uipmen\ to be ~~ w~~ouf ble job on a team that "'" be~flild Oft Q.;;.nta'•Knae' ·.om about 75 farm publlcat!Oios supervision are also dangerous , llered at the start or thi• season . ~ , "' ·rilb a eombtned clrcutation o! Wtien aale<tlng iors for Your o ootball played by his B u e ~Br!Jig Your Clllld or ~blldrea to 16r~ thah 2Q million· i month. II'• older ohlldren, remember that 11 T~e. Buekeyea wer.e not ·Pickel ..~ .· ,·. wn. ' 'ii:IJ ...... . ... • ...,IIOR :oveted Distinguished Service a.. Ia iulfnir to et•e tHem toys that to fmJsh J.2-8 in theJr own. lougn 131&!1&111:·~~ lltl ~ flfd Ia made each year to some they cadnot use because they Will Big Ten Conference. From th• TOY DEPT . , POMEltOY, OHIO outstahdilit lndlYidual in urlcul·.• andangor a younger child. A few 195d team that compiled a f!.3 reo 1 Last year it weot to Dt. Ji.. suggestion• lor toya !bot thil ord, a modest nucleus o£ 18 let· Dee, 18, lb ..d h . From 12·9 P.M. 0. Weber, dean of the College of t!'OUP can 1111! safely ace booltl Co!Jlpllmenta Smitb Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio Agrlcolture at Kansas State Col· crayons, paints, clay, conotruetloQ llo . btrt .J.Jndstamer. Ph•tographer le~, Manhattan, Kan•. Bets, and game!. Crafts, hobble• . ~ The ,ward was the second high land sports all l'tqulre special "';;~iS~ honor bestowed upon Grah~m re· 1equipment tvhiclJ makes wond0rtul ;;; ;;; eently. Last week he was cl~d lor ltlts. · , .. · 1 distinguished oervtce by l~e O~lu ·Sale will make It a oaler rrt Fatm Bureau Fede~:ation. children. 'I i0 W. • :n:. 11 Tornado Held To Poorest Shoot Record Of Year ' SEE PMIL WILLIAMSON f" ·;at ' ~ WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY 'lilt: ::p:.::;;; . .,..,, ...., •"'t9aplt Of }'our '" lt.l'" GaJ}ipolis Runs Away From Logan '"m' 73 56 · i,, -;;;:;:;;;;;;; me..., rBl' J!lwl B;y Mat e H.ndlomaly etyled ebony or bJi . eabillell-ltain and IICl'atch lllliltanl • l'owllful, rich voUlecl Admlnl radio e l!epuat. LP and 'nl RPM llllldlel (Slij'fl lilly) • Automdleally playl10' and 12" NODl'da fl ... h.'cii~·l~~;: 11auta oflautomatlcaliJ aftlrlaR r...& ~ · - RUN,S.TILL ·: TUE$., ~Et•.'2~t~,·. VISIT OUR ~I $550·00 ' $550·00 ' ' OYER ALLOWANCE ON 1'RADia CASH DISCOUNT ON NO TRADE.. THIS IS NOT JUST ON STRIPPED DOWN MODIU ROOM WB CARRY A COMPLETE SELECTION OF RECORDS AS.SOCIATED RADIO ond TELEVISION Harry MWor, Owner ELECTRIC SCHOOL RANGES After Jan. 15, 1958 Contact ROGER MORGAN ~X "' You save money by buying in family size con~ainers. · Try our egg nag during the Hol1d0y ~ason: Non-Alcoholic. Protect your family's Health . with' Dairy Products. We have in stock; Station Wagons, Hardtops, 4 Dr. Sedans, Club Sed\1!11. W.e al.!j, Will Be Available Phone 448 or WE OFFER THIS ON A~Y NEW CAR WE HAVE IN STOCK! , have one· 1957 New Chrysler 1Windsor 4 Dr. Sedan and a. 1957 monstrator. ' Dodg~ Colivertlble De- . R. H. RAWLIN:GS SONS CO. I" ; I . At The l;)aor COME IN AND SEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL ON ~NY NEW CARl ' ,. At Yo~r Slpre SPRING . ·HILL DAIRY ... \ ' .. The Galllp~lls Blue Devllo ran aw-y from Logon Frlda7 ulght al Locan In the lui quarter 73-38 and !'.!hens routtd Nelsonvllle tJ4. 3'r- ol exiH!cted- Ia 8!0 garnet h~lfday . ~ The Gallipoll•·Logan tlllJJe, eon· ~~~~-~~~ ICebnv ••ilercd a to!B..n, was wo~ when Bostic and Kelt~ Sheela be· 1 Ran bltUng with lhlt'll elliciency !J! the last quarter. Tbat Crame · ~ad o~aed with the Blue Devlla boJdlnt "'hoky lead, 110-45. It had been tied 111-16 at the quarter and G.Utpollo led 16·33 at ball time Logan had 1 16·7 load ' In the first quartet but lr1ttered It away. In the oecond and tblrd q-•rs the lead changed band• at ie8!f 11 times. ~Q:l• tU •A/• • ii•III'• • - .Galli noll• made 19 of 29 lou I BlADE · ElE(TRIC allot lttempts and Gilmore and Carr came Into tlleir own 11 re• bounderB againll the Chieftains RAZOR who Mw have lost ()De and won two In league play. Gallipolis io The on!~ t!eetric ohaver 2·1 also. with a re~ hollow grOund Bostic was high for Clollipoli! blade powoled l>y a 16·bor 'l'lth 19. Sheets hod 18 For Logan, armature-type REAL mo· Gene Morgan got 2R, Mike Brown tor. Actually sllaves ~low 14. beald fine becaiiiJ! bia. lin~Je head Jl<OPt whlokeiW At Athens Gary McConkey conhitlh lor bladd. 'HOllow tilmed to rnll up hfg sEo s~orlng ,....nd, double ~Ill blade reeord with 24 nnints a(aJnst out· It"..u-eharpeniu;. classed Nf!lsnnville, 0·3. Athens esiMWI IIIAVIMAitn leads the SEO with 3·0 and mceta '"·~-·.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;·;;;;·~-·-•·-- 1 lowly Jackson al Jacbon next Tuesday night Meanwhile, a game at 1d'ereer· ville, Friday nigh). broUght out ~lla County Sheriff O!<!ar Baird, Ill protect relere• Michaels (0. . j . 11lstant coact!, Jackson) from · an enraged mob of Hannan·Tra~ fans. Gal1ia was judged th'e MIU I winner,North 43·28. Michaels called the game wtlli HA\DWARE ... · 1 minute 15 seconds gone In tlie second half aftor he necusc!d l!a6' CARDS SIGN "BABY" / GROVE, Okla. UP - Jimmy ieauehamp, 111-year..ld Oklahorn• Stall Unl;rrsi\J' freshman, h ' ' ·'"" d J:out• Cardi[ll) •on . .....e farritlial."d for the Omo: . .'lrl''r'amnr,s • IPIId IDtlrmlled t I PUDdiNG Jt 80 beat, to ~e •o.me I tt!enu r~ :~ . "a or that · OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS ·; . ROWLEY R~ EED . ~-~~~::~~!~~!::~_;--..i.lln~an~~~] For Th1t Ext11 Spedal Gift •• , ' ANew. MODERN KITCHIN Just lmaglM the joy yo11r wife wiD t!Xpeti· tnce when you give htt a gift ccrtifiCite for a modem kitchen! Here if I slit that will be ·appreciated each day, year after year • • , Stop In or pltone for detailt. Phone 435 loeked tn tbt ll!h~l of ettacklnt ltW room until hilll. Shetifl arrived to dloperse the mob: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.._ _.;.....;....;-.....,_~l.l.~.;;,_;;;;;;.o....~.;..-~ �/ I ......, . I , ,o , ;.!~'•" . I ' "' \ .•' J-Ilaily !;.e Santa at 5 Polala • Ke•itone ' TRAIl" RS 21~ I ) • I StatlonJ!)ec. 14 and 7 to •10 ' .. P. M. · 12-13-31< · ACT NOW ... lttldqvomrs For SAVE $100 TO $1000 I DULUTH. Hinn. houH I ruslled borne and . asked once _., Lant OedU Waverly, Ohio, dealer stuc· I holder rnM· •n Lhe nccaliiun Mon- more what she should do. ·CbeJtl - LAU Window FlU- • with 75 new and used trailers i day aflerm;on w;u· n a ·'Cali the dcP<U'Iment ' · ' ll to DO ft., also 10 wides. Tw tree threattued to crush ll1f· the husband wh:spored · ', , Firemen came to the reseu" Jobr Fomrtun. Mlioliopoot, Ol!lt llld three bedrooms. nationa!l. home. ;.•..:·28=-U 1 !mown makes. The lowest pos. The man, about 55 and 1 me· treed the man and saved hi; sible terms anywhere. Drive dwm " "· lost Sight or 0where nouse. The h band was last seen 03 IIUST MAKE HOME lor middle little and a lot. The<e ar he W'-' chopping and the tree, stumbling into his nome, munl· woman. 7 room house fut· well worth y ur trip. This i about four feet in c:rcumferenoe , dark comments to no one :a 0 ished, bathrpom, bottled II:J. ,-our LAST 11hopplng place, , began topplmg onto ht.i house. parllculor. 11 furnace, 5 acrea ground. Rent eome prepared to deal. Fast The modern day Paul Buny'l!l:. . FREE. Will a!Jo pal' board 'lor free delivery. in iomor ' vhn refused to all ow u.e or "" I . 12 6 11\p row. Anything or value taken ' amc. stepped mto the breach . fllrkey and Ham Shoot, RaciDe iB trade. md held the tree up at Ploning Mill. December 16. WAVERLY MOBILE l l'n!lt.h f OI' about an. h.'"'· 12 9 Olr HOME SALES the I --~-..----· -~ged s.;~ Iblin~ ~love =~all~- •u•· school t'ls n wee• l'hcy are lbrm, 8udy Ann, and Nancy Imboden. and their arc 7th, lth, and 3vd. 'we have and Joel Shambilll as new moved thJS •wee< T.ICY are Jlnume an<i Kermit . . , esc 00 19 P ann ng a ma. Pageant Friday, 111111 0· 11 grade\are d 1 n pagean un er Itec)· --- S~mc h~ve JW~y ""'"· Esse I Warner attended the funeral of their tmcleJo.hn Herlje. Mr. end Mrs. Dolph Day and Mlu Virginia Wolle of spent SaturdJY evening with Mr. and Mrs: Herb Rosenkranz. Mr. ·and Mrs. Waid ·Spencer spent saturday with her mother, .1;;;;-;;r.;;;;:-:music teacher:-M Eleanor Zieber. "· The sixth and seventh grad., held 8 class meeting witlr' Lana Folger, president, prestd.ng in l&Jtl ab.scnce of president Bill Murrsy. . 1hc meeting was opened with saying t:le of The UnitedThe Slates. . class d!scussed what ree- Ja~~" C~njh an~ Glike~ Chris~ De~em~e, f 1~~ pa~"a~ I UP Nab'onal College Fontball u rr vioe recentl~~ut- '- Wright, nY-e .Polnto, illr. andafternoon Mrs. Paulwith Kelly, Sunday Mr.spent and .on. I Mrs. Curt Frederick. . • Mr. and Mrs. George.Frcderlek, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coleman and Sr., called on Mr, and Mro. HO!'b family of Fostoria spent·the week RoaenkNinz, Tueoday. end with b,er parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Babcoclc: did sOme carPell-' C. A. Babcock. let work Jor Henry Spencer on Mass Esther Huyes spent Salllr· l Tuesday • day niwht with her grandmother, I . ' Mrs. Essie Worner In Chester. Mr!. Norman' Frederick coiled Miss Barbara spent the on Mrs. Paul Karr, near · Chester, week end with her grandparents, 1 Tueoday. , Mr. and Mrs. c: A. Babtock. ' Fr ilerlck Mrs. John Hayes apent Thursvjsday evening with Mr. ,nd Mrs. Mr d 'J4r Clifford Hayes in Middleport. sr,' L Mrs. Mabel Weber wno is quite -Mn. HoHII Fntlorlck ill is at the borne 'Orner daughter, Give the "''·Paul pear Chest<r. Mr. and Bacr, Mrs.'Freeman Williams Hil~ JrM:~.d·ra~r.~~f 'i!~/'liou:m. ~~rg~isFr~~~~~~: r!~enUY. A GIFT 1 l!leell~lu• Sweeper and Clarinet ed oub1de and "w her husbanfi For Sale. Call 3161 before 8 a. nl,~tod b.eneat h the tree and sup ~·''-' 4 o. "' · 10 16 Stir - -- -·FO.R SAW:!.: one Lar:caste: p~mp ;."~' ' 1, .•I: ve h•~. head. . }\ :ut shr.l I 1lo? ., .~ he cn~d. Ca ll my hrother, tile desper· d·~ep • wcU jet wi th pre" "" tank ano '"Hch. Abo Bi!-ftel plaalie p:r.e, 1\0 x IY•: "" .-rchttect's drawirlg table, s&uol • and tools One tnewriter desk and one flllna cabinet, handma~e. One electric table saw, "'le woort lathe, one aolld o&k Sideboard, · one "Whl:e" sewing machine, mtlque. Pitone Pl)meroy Blo-J. 10 6tl, ....,.----- - The Bucks for Braces program _, The team will recetv< the tro- originated several years aao 85 The eight grade also held a c phy at the Bucks for Braceo ban· 0 means whereby football fan:< . meeting today wltn Andr~a Evans I Tho , wairhini the bowl games on rele· preSident, ,presiding . They dbeu"-~ 1uet here Thursday mghl. ~rophy wl~l be_ prPscn'ed formallr vtsaon could contribute the priC<' ed h~ving a slelgb t'J~e some eve~to the umVersaty on the Ed Su;- oF admisison to a game lng for the entertainment· of tbl! It von televi ston program Sunday to tne,Aiaddin Crippled Children'• month. . I night. Hospital program. Also a decorating committee 1 The Buckeyes. n led national was appojnted to decorate the champions by tile United Presil This year, because of Ohh classroom. They are Vernon Dou~Boar~ of Coaches. will be hOnor State's national prommence 1:1 185 Cllairman. -Ernestine S~oekton guests at the bonquet The team, football and because of the •uc Gene Whaley, and Kenny Nevill,, 1 .1 fter lo.slng its oprning gam~ ~o ~e:G of the proJiram, it was de; · 'nit first grade room ~ paintin_IJ Tem Christian, won eight eon· Cided to hold a banquel AU pr••· picture• and . decorahng · the,r 'lecuUve contests to win the nJ· f1ts from the $10-a-plute dmner room for Cbrlstmas thas week. 1 tl Skcik t:onal championship, the Big Ten will be used ..to buy braces fo:- 1 · tllle, and tne right to represent crippled children. ;::.: ale woodsma n snou ted. She was un ab le w fi nd the bro>her and returned. "What shall 1 do?" she asked agatn. . H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - M "Rouse the neighbors," her hour Wre<ker Senh:e. Day sp i)USc called. Ph••• 11:!'.17. Nllh~ · Phone Sbe ran to ncignboring homf', 6039-X. D~DGE • P'..YII01151 but• no one was in. HoY. ever, she DEJ.LFIUl i IU found two smaU boys pas~ing bv ... repair and weidlnr.~Nelaler •n the •tree! and enlisted thei r and Cleek. Roclne, Ohio, Phone ald. They were too small to help, the conference in the Rose BDW! 3611. 11 I' 311< f h ~f't- 'c.er and were dismissed. game in PaSadellQ on New Year'a "What shaH I do now~" p.hc Day. - - - • - - - - - - - - - .• wailed. The trophy will be presented 2t 19.52 Buick Special. ~9&. 2 dr Z room furnished apartment. Try Servlce Stations the banquet by Ha~kell Short, Sedan. Orlgtnl metallir: green Phone 376. 12-ll ·Gtc "Call a service station," the manager of the United Press. Co· finish. Dynafiow drive. Blaet· rapidly weakening lntsband m\J t· Jumbus bureau. tnar's, Pomeroy, 12-13-{ltr. For Rent _ Extension Ladders. \ered between clenched teeth. · Dr. Novice G. Fawcett, pre•i·-SeaCfold f.Jarda llrop" Clotna Off went t~e wife &gain on 11 dent of the unl\·ersily, will reIIIM Pontiac Star Chief. $1,01lG. CUnton !'tober, Middleport. lour of service stations, but they 'eiVe the trophy on the Sullivan Conv. Cpe. HJ~ramatlc drive. 1 Ph me 62~X111 tf were too bus}' to come. Sht· show, which wlll be telecast na· JI&H. New hght blue lop. 1 11 h CBS i k I Blaettnar'' Pomeroy. 12-13-81• ITr t ono Y on t. e ne wor A ---~-oller op~ce. Umt ol MiddleLEGAL NOTICE 8 p. m. EST SJnday. 111\lS Buick Super V8. $81111. 4 d,, port. Get !oc1.ted beloro muddy Fo• SALE Cri.pltd thil~,.n Bonollt Sedan. DyJiafiow 'drive. Rn· ground hurt• you. Phone \Oz63. O!fcrs will be received up to The Buckc; for Braces prograrn dio and Heater. BoiQii(ul tur- Edgar Reynolds, Reyoold's D•l•y II a m., December 23, · t~~7, at I! ohe of the outstanding •porto quoise arul white llniJh. BlaetStore, Middleport, Ohio. the ofllcc of Web•ter & Fultz, At· events In r elumhus. tnar's, Pomeroy. 12·13-0tc 10 2 6tfe lorncys, Pomeroy, Ohio, (or the ' Stale Au<\itor James A. Rhod~ll fram e dwelling house of Marvin general (:bairman of the progrAm 19~7 BUI<k VB ·Special. ,2,79~. 17) Help Wonted Petty, deceased, tocat.ed In Racine, annourfeed that Comedian Joe 1!. 2 tlr. Hard Top Cil!l.. Qnly 8,2115 Ohio. Ali offers subject to Court Brown \tloOid be toastmaster a1 actua.l miles by mdul local MOD~ - approval. the bariguet. QWnel'. Dynoflow 4ri~e. Pnpu· L IRS - IRON FOUNDRY Freclpnd Norrl• Admin· • Spcakof8 include Fronk Lano. lar hard hlP model. BlaeU!tlr'c Floor molders and pit molder!! I istrator of Marvin Pettt de- new general man~ger of thA Pomeroy. 12·13-6tc needed at once. Thu Colonial c d ' Clevel:md Indian.~: Leo Durocher - .· .. Foundry Co., LouiiiYille, Ohio. t W b leas: f Jtz former major league rmmagec; 19M Ford V8 Custamhne, S996. Until enough molders are hired' \ Atio~n~ys foru Administrator Duddy Daugherty, football coaeb 4 dr. Sedan. A low mlleog• we will accept collect telephone 1121 14 17 21 3tc ul Michigan state; Coucn woodv clean, one owner en. Blaet ealil al Tit MOOt. ' ' ' tnar'l, 12-13-8tc 12 14 file _ _ llaY".'_ - - ----- ~ --~- I Pom~roy. ~~u• takin g appli~atlom for Seu S.1dan. 'lilll Now tlnel Ne ,vspaper Ruutes 1,1 R1ms JOOd. Bl..tlnar'a , Pome· roy: · . 12-!Hie .: Mld~leport. C•il 3HO, Pomr· roy. • 12-13-tf 19110 DodJe 4 dr. -"'-------·---.--:-:--:---!!A Y anti CORN: Stanley Glbbo, -~=.:__~·one• _. _.-;;;-~..;;. - ;;,-;. · ;;.. -;.;,;;~;;.;;;,... 1181 Employment Wonted ........ Lon& llotlllcn, Route 2. II 21 6llp BADY SITTING In your homo Phone MBl·M 12 12 8tc h''' '"' 1 ' ~ood Mixed Hiy. BY tbe b•ie 01 trailer load. H. A. Cole, Tup (20 JBuslness Servlr.es ........ "''" pera Ploitll. Phone 1260-- - - - - ! 12-3-Jilp. QUI":K sr~H V!C~ on Wal<"h Re 1 pairing by Fac'lory Trainer' 1 .....~~· 11 Luuta~~Ct; .\l,eACJ, African Violeta. - Mra. Charles Wtlt•·hma:<r·r COLLINS ./EWEL 1 .wo..uu~u ll&'t: . AI.I •-·W''ual~ Sauer. Phona G299·M. F.R~ "•mf'tcw 1 3 ~f .....,Dlll- rhwus ~1&-J ~~ 12 II 6\e - ----- - - Good Year After Year -::;:::::__:::::==:!:=:. r~sh- phy to the Oh_io State Bucke}'eJ. __.___ _ _ bcftH'c : h.e IJeard h!m. She R~:~ , NOTICE MEIGS CO. . REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax books are Protect Your Loved Ones and Property now l E. T~CYI SR. open .for the payment of 1957 -December and 3une Real Estate 'Tax and also delinquent t ax e s. The books will close February FIRE AND SAFETY ' ' EQUIPMENT Sales and Servl,te Dept. MeehBDie Street Phone 240 "f Pomeroy 1, 1958. CLYDE G. MILLHONE Treas. Dafiy SenUneJ, Pometoy-M!4dleport, 0., Dec. 14; 1957....7 . ., ~tib~~~~i.'gi~d:·~~.w:~· I arm·~ Champion . rophy T0 Ohio . State Pl'~amble .gclttn~ '~'""~an<l weakcr~b) ----,::---=--=-..= U. S. Hf ..hw y 23 Immut.e. , . COLUMBUS UP~Pian• wore Pace, halfback at Michigan. reatlon they would hove · aHer and son, Jimmy •pent the week (6) Lost & Found WAVERLY, OHIO . Sought Wilt' Aod . announced today for presenting The four Ohio State Rose Bowl their meeting and it was decided end with her. mo£ber and brother, j _Ftrst of all, he cnll C'd ~o b131 the Uoited Pres' Nationa! Col· teams-1920, l!M9, J91W and Ul57 I that they would play gam& aud ~~~bo~~~~ord Cox and Dean, ,at LOST: Large f~mate black ADJora .__ _ _ _ _.__ _ __J w:fe for more th an 10 mmu tc•J lege Football Champwr.shtp tro- - will be .honored al the Danqllet. Ilisten t -records. Mr. aod Mrs. Fred Larkins o! 1 cat. Cb.Ud'l pet. Answen to' "Babe". Col! 337·ill, 12 1' Sltl of, Meigs Co. iji{iiiij[iifi~iiJijiijjiiijE!iiijfiiiiiiij~~[lrl;rtiCl!ll~~~~~j~[tl~~~~~~~~~~ -· , Up-To-Date lteport Is Given . OnMilitary Missile Program Humphrey Case Handling Scored By Muny Judge lhlrd IHBII tfte Po)artl. h II still oluah and ~'!'a~n!"~t~ s~bw, ie!, 1 Pctunl' so extremely fi'illr d 11 AbOUt a yea! aivay from the fii&ht· In& up with a good bo { ~uri 1 looks like an ali·double In 'B11r· 0 a ou I t"~dy, Salmon-pmk, Mauv9 and lltrtl wh!<b i'tter to, o ,boWII4· t.e!tlng &IJR@c · seodi1 erlng mi•IV of u. I. ••Hu~ · llti;sli'! mftU Ia thi f.a. it 1111 a oi l on elan ml•ilf~· Th,t followlftl hal been undetroln.i !light !lito dl•pateb eiVH on •!"'...iato vllltlal!y oh I tNeelty bjlii, olnc~ Buft>ee to., i!>ilfli4rf~0 fu~it~~~~; t~e vesetabto. }itii, Btltbee !s m· rotlor of 1110 m611 lmporto~t 1955. Not much ll imoWti ittro aboul l6tll' mlllloii n6wer d1 trooudnR ForoHook hW\oid ·vatcr mi11ilet, thslr mllltoiY tunc• abotll the T·t · · . vea•tabte leid ca~to•lll an m•l•n• doheribed as a lomli) "" .tiona ond !loft of cltvolop. Alii• ani! Titan are lqi!i.i'i hf,. His ~~~or~ Ia thai th' lonjer rruli welg Ina between 12 a• d 14 mentBy LOUIS CASSELS ~'!.'re:.eveloped by the (1. S. Air the averAie ·American h~ti\e tar· pounds; honoycross iweet oorn · doner hu lo sludy such a cata· peppy pop cor~ and early P'•P Unlttd Preh Staff Correspondent Iogue, the bigger his seed order corn and greenbud brOcco l ~. WASHINGTON UP~ The UnitThe long-rango ballistic missile• ed Stutes has five long-range bal- are the so-called •·untmate weap- wlU be..It must be a sound theory, If you hnvB plenty of rroney listic missiles in varlous stages o! ons" of the lnternational 1 arma- loo, because the BUrpee Com- you can .ulways buv the mos' ex 1 development. They are called Thor mcnts race. Dut both the United pany ~~ the world's largest mall [ pens! ve sl.'ed ln the world-:._th· , Mr$ [)wight D. E:isenhower All· Jupiter, Polaris; Atlas and Titan. States and RUssia han in their order seed bouse. We had a peek at an advance [double Petunia. The Mrs. DDF: Russia has at least two. The}' arsenals a large variety of other are called T·2 and T-3. missiles which are pi'elty awe- copy_ of the 1958_~atalogu e today, retails for $5,600 nn oune l! btlf All seven of these missiles are some by comparison witb conven- and It ma~es excttlng readln1. For Burpee puts it u·p 1n srraller th.e _benefit o_f the more than 30 packages. Yoll might try 10'1 designed to carr}' hydrogen bomb tlonal weapDns. nullwn Amencans w~o are home seeds for $::!.00 or a thousanrl ror warheads. Powered by huge The U. S. Air Force, for exrockets, they ure fired into space ample, hJI.~ lh pl'oduction.te mlssl.le gardeners (according to tne Na· $Ia 50 lional Gardon kureauJ, here's a · · hundreds of l"iles above the eorth called the Snark whleh becelllly snesk Prt~view of what they can Almo. st as expr.nsi\'e is what ~ ~ and travel at supersonic speeds, travelled 5,000 miles and landed expect in this year'l editiOn. probahly Burpee's most fano u~ usually 10,000 milCs an hour ~r accurately on its target. The of aU,.J!IliPe~ iJ o!lerlnr vegelahle hybri d- the Big ReJ IHSter. · Snark iJ pbwettd .by turbojet en- ll •'Ira! t1ew (lowef!laiid-four new vege- lomato. Although Bi ~ Hoy seed~ 1 Built·in controiB guide ihe mla· etne1 talher lhah 111<kets. It has table varieti~AI. . ~ell a,t ~0 to r 50 cents, they :~re a sile during Its first few seconds s~rt win~, and is (UI,ded $how . ,ce or t~e calaiitll!e Is cbns!Stont oest seller. · Dae Duko> of powered flight. once the rocket thi'ougllolit Ita flljhl liY bull.~ln the n~w 1 i~· Mltlibldo. The of nick.son County, Tenn.', hH hurns oui, lbe missile !otlowa 1 controll IU •»eed Ia llllthtly hilS clllnax o .llrll ilf4tii.. Ai!i«itl· obtil~ed ai much is )50 ' poitnd; llxed ..trajectory, like • rifle bullet, than !he ip'eed bl si)und: cu lin~iei.alti>ri httiritl liar!• o! iom,toe; from ont Big Bov toward its target. Hence the name · Rlicol Now Mli,tio gold . ever · vtl.bi!Od. II !6ok ·i!b plant. • · • "ballistic mlsliie.'' Anoihor tecf!>t adilil on lo lbe yeira and 'jj((jj, ptui the A!· Bli Boy stays hign priced beMilitary men divide these mli· tt. s. · Strategic Alt lJol11niand's ·sis\ance oii!OO:IJiiii be.,, 16 creat•. an6 it's worlti lt. cauge lHI ·a hybrid it cannot resilcs into two types, accordinQ: to · .~~ 1 u 1 "" lhe distance they travel. lnlerme, weopo•• , I the llli.Ca . mli Is a prpdu ee itself. E~ch yce~r's cron diate range baiJislic missiles, com· roelt6t·MWt~red missile which eRn ¥urpee, loHl known lJ "MI. bheet!J must be obtained by hand monty called !RB!f's, ore desian. be l' ubehod ll'Onl a B-47 Stratojot Marigold" by fl6"r~r grower; )j jJollinstlo!'J vf the origwal eros!. ed to hit targets at least t,OOo bomber about !00 niileS or more the inan r~sjoiisible lor aol;lnl mUcs away. Intercontinental bal- frOm lM tarliet. ' the complex pro6!em Involved In , , BIRE.t.NS TO, MEET Ilatic missiles (ICBWsJ ore lhoae The United States als~ bat 15 erealmg a MarlAtlld b,l'brid. which travel about 5,000 miles.. . missiles desillned prlm-rliy lor The big trouble . Is tnal . Mart.' Th6 Lora! Bereans Class of the Two IRBM'1 Tootod defenst against ~nenfy air itlacY. &•lda are self-polliqatlng. so Jlbr· Church ol C~risl will meet Tues· Thor and Jupiter are ffiBM'I Six of these-the Atmy'o Nlke- pee !Irs! had to develop a alrtin day, Dec. 11. at 6 p. m. lor a developed by the Air Foree and Aju, lbe Na~'a Terrier ahd ihlt was male 1terile. Eventually Cnriotlnll pJil!tk dinner and a Army respectively. Both have aue- ~pari-ow I and the Alt terce's be sueceodod. Then he planted alit exchang! will be made by' cessluliy passed night lesls al Fileon 1nd Genie-already ore In alternate tolv! of the new male· ittelnbets and their famUies. Cape 'Cana,•erul, Fla. Their maxi- opei"ltlonal use, The other8, ln. oterile Matliio dl afta teltuiat lei~ mum range is reported to exc~ed varl,ous stases ot de~eiOP.Io•mt ahd pollinating ~lad{loidl, 2,000 miles. tesllng, ore designed !o do lhe Then the b~~j_w.O:. . brought in· I to crQSS•P~Initate the t~g.,sJn.,ini. -;' :: . rll The U. ·S. Navy is workin~- ~~- ~arne job better. · T)tl~;. ·sounds eiiSier Ht~U· j(.,a3, 1.'hr!' Racine Chapter FHA b~ld of c011rse, .,but aftet~ 20 y(t'al·~ its ·t.tHrd meeting of the year on ~ROS.SWORD Burpee ca~, up with hJk Clini'!fJ, )lece'mber 11. The meeting WID ACDOSS 3. S.gon• 32. CUp Ma{ttoljl · 1teinendous, ' · almost· called to order by the club presi· 1. Exc·avatea • 4c(llloq. J edge iilou,ulit'r 'bio~m5; ·wltlt get to be dent, Lola Ann Knapp. Tile min5. Subsides 4. Lur~ ~~. Palo ' nearly five . lnebe& scrogs and al- utes of the last meeting snd the 9. Fjnch ~. Eluried :IS. Image moSt a-.. ·d~. B.urpee is offering ron was read by the secretary(ltur.) 6. Exclama. (pou.) Clinialit sefdi , to\ entluuiasts this treasurer, Mary Grace Stobar..l;j A iO. Milia tton of 28. Storea . y~ar lq / hV,o l colota-,....pille yellow short business session fvllowed. Churchill disgust tn and brla~t or•nge. MayQc next . · 12. Dish 1. ForeheaQ silo• l'"r tfiere ·'wtll be other eolors. _ />Irs 0 . B. Stout pi J.!Iddi~~prt. 13. Strangle 8. Rice betr 28. A Burpee is proud of Chmu. lt'. owner of 'f~e Shoe_Box m_.Mtddle· IC. Tree (Jap.) pry. the Climax or many Yt:nrs of port, ga ve a very anterestmg talk. ,,a. Textile ' 9. FoOled l!Jg breeding Marlgol~. Burpe'e wa~ M_r ~. St?ut is_ ~ graduate of Ohio screw pine 11. Female person •••.._, the Cirst to develop the odorleSs UnavE:rB~ty wtth a ~S in _Home 17. Skin tum~r party ·}· 31. Put on ' 3H.In thli Marigolds, th~ reiraj)loid' ~iari- ~con~miCS She speci~Iized m the 18. Cry or paan 18. Tear JH. If Is anent place gold and clotens of othpf var!ct. [ f·1eld-0~ Food and Equa_p ment. Mrs J9. Passes OVJr 19. Driving let (mt'ls.) 40. Afieah L-21. O:rop • ·arid rain ...~a. Trn ~ ... 412. ou!eaat · ies ~th ~fit aud J~ ·· ' ~~f~~ ~o a part tun_e leac~~r Among the other tJowCrs bcihT Ch . _ meroy Jun aor ft1gh 23. Tiny ~bject 20. Disease of - ~7. Cbarltl .. class (Jap.) 1 27. trr~~r!ci6 1 sugar cane ~ 1T' 44. Miss i~troduced this year are two 'z!n - S 00 : ~ri.lans " "" tE. I.) det~ttve Gardner ntas--Ro_se O'~raj. desc1·ibed a.~ After repeating tt)e FHA Creed 29. Deplete . a hybnd bt-color, and ' giant, the nH:el ing Wa~ adjourned . 36. Rely t• I' I• I' ~ . CI~~~VP.LAND U1' - Lakewood . Munlctpol Judge Stephen H. II"· I tlwood today criticized a CleveI1Rnrl judge !or permitting former - _.,_ t JOns !S bear~rs Sit It :Zerkle Tr•n•f•r Co. IUSIN'ISS OPPOlt'f.ONITY . " ·~ ·lSON ~;-.ow. . ' ..... ...,. u•• ~~.... ~..,...... . .·." · , • Ml•l(llfttt ,., : eomh ,tf:"tell *~ •1o;oee. tnltlai.J~itljllli~ ~ '"111 $6,0ot , ....... '"' -~villdill d wtlle to )llllel r. ~~· ltHeMI&t, M.Ut·V!lftl~. q~o. Phone · I.UIO: '' · " ·' author 46. Levels GIVE APPLIANCES 48. Marblet ~I" I" "' ~ ~ •• , •• )6 ~\ \our .i h~utMt ~.te ~o" I.- (Yar.) ' Washer . OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CBRISTMAS TltL ' ' Model NlL WRINGER' TYfiE . .. 9 . . . P.M.· I' ~ ,.. ~ 1,. ..... .. ~ ,, ~ . . ~ ,, AXYDL.AAXR .~- ~ ... ~ ~ I"" DAILY CRtrTOQUOTE- Here's h~w .MAYTAG \. ~ 1. . Water cap 2. Mldeut kingdom ~ ~-m ~ ~ ~~ I" 41' I" ,,. ~ ~[IT 1'7 DOWN THIS WOULD MAKE AWONDERFUL GIFT . ' 47. Close to I --- I ~ 4~.Bret-, Friday, D.c. 12 Time -7:30 P.M. I SPitET PIANOI •• watercraft Camp Conley -- -- -M-- i" 43: Indian AUCTION SALE - ,. ~ . cartoons 86. Mulberry Hod.! SU1tr.; Munson ., 40. Everyone 4.1. Wool· u. - o~uple \!i! 3:5. Exclama. .BAKER OHIO VALLEY niWI fl· I 33. Fang . $299.00 WIIUY by daily we1~i, ~fJ"~ S2. FlniJhca . - David r'Tclra In 8hadeB of rose• · th , Or· .,I I' 1 ~ DAILY ·I Roome New furnlturt PI!JLADELPIIIA UP ~:r:f believes. that lnls Is tne cbirl Beauty Aaier wil h 'a b ·an•!· Amt!rica Year when mllllol\8 llf I new color , and the Sup~r .rrms Editor's NotOI Mlny rotdort Oro COnfUI,td ---·- -- - New 1958 Seed Catalogues Slated · To Golnto.The Mall In Two Weeks RAC lit!. £ ~f~:_t:uckeye~~ s. Treasury Secretary George HumphreY to &end an aide to appear in trarfic eourt for him Hazelwood lashed out at Mun\clpal Judge John E. sweeney in a pre-court lcdure to some 40 traffic offenders waiting to appear In the Bul>urb~n court. ! year old riding horae -- hall ltodnl)' Down1n11 "Reeenlly, a rich man-George . '"Mid Cluo l laed Can palmlno, hoi! black oquirrel. ·~·~\J MN'l:l!. A!ll!:NCI liuplPbrcy- waa picked up for · \II ~lak•• aad Mlldeh Call Ruliond 24494. 12 II 6le ,.,,~. At.~romoDIII, Ht.-r• speeding He didn't ilflflC&r in I Custom Bu!i\ Kitchen Kitchen "'ETROPOLITAIW ACCUliN1 courl. That judge (Sweeney) 41JTO SAL£8 deslancd for your home. · Free ..ate. C111U1Itv and a..lihou\d not operate· that way," eslilDit• rare&o. ' AbboU. R-1 Estate B-kel Hazelwood said from tile bencll. Pbooe ll6f.Y. 8 8 U For Houoe Bulldlnr-- Nclgler'a t "' 0 1 "I don't believe that George , P.oeine, Ohio. Phono 36M. In MlDOLII'OR • H 0 llumpnrey 1·1 an• better than Joe . , ' 11 14 31< ·t 'IIONII 6111 , Doakes. Your Onll_ A.uthortzed Jili''_.l'..,.lA lli•UH'·111.:'- - Pru~l.l~MJ "Thal JlldSe pe\'mllled llum· Lifo, ~utr... !'Ire, Poito. Call llo• phey'a oeer1tary to appear, and Puller BRUSH MAN James Marriner ~til• Ml•ldle.•rt. Ob10 therefore Humphroy dldn'l heur 736 1. Moln 11. the lecture which a judge gives to Pomo...,. Ohio 21 ) Real Estate ' I people who appear before him. lllhoM No. 121 - Allor S Plo' _./ "I oay to that judge, he mado -~.....,..:1;:.0-_7·;:.11 I ,uven Ruom ~~-wit~ -;;;;, a mletake . . .be shouldn't hne DI T ~-;;. • contrai loclltlon In ~(lddiopnrt . . permitted it. U Humphrey bas lhe RA o " E~~\~SIO.• 6oR\'ICE I on corner lot. Will sell furnlsn· privilege of not coming lo cou~t, ~= ~:'w c:~~·~L~~~~:~~· cd or unfurnlsned. Phano everyone should nove the pnv· roll , 2 113 , I 603~-X. D. L. Beck, 212 N. 3rd liege. _,,..,...____.__.....::...=Middleport, Oblo. 12-l(!.tfc "Judge Sweeney dldn l help the TIIMITII lliTIItMINATID lraflle altuation at all." For fret :nupect:•• phane 383-M I. (241 For Sale or Trade In his chamber!, llazctwood Gllmure S~pply Sl'll't, Pomuo~ _ _ 1ald "the lneonvenlenee of com· All •'Ork 11111renteed FullY In lng to court II part ol the doter· 1111'ed. Vou&bon'o (ndt•olrlol aft/ r rooma ~ plenty .,.- -- -fur· - rent treatment to make people ol water Root l&t.llal Tormllt centro! So• na<e hoat.. Furni!hed or unfur· drive properly. vl<t, St Ham. w. Vo. 7 ill t ·-. __ _ "Since that llumt•hrcy case WDH FU~NITURl In the paper~ 1 ·hove hod seven ralls frDm prominent peraons ask· lng me to illow 1omeono else to • "..,,.~ ' !lrlllllll& Conlto come In and pay a fine ror them. "When ·1 ttll them that they rAllAkiit'li: XII colore. YO\ini must appear them8l!lves, tbey 11all Loc:ated 4 1111. North and bretlltrt.' f2.50 to ~ each. have \he same que1t1on. Why? Of Point Pleasant ei:IW' IRON -MITAU IIIIo meted polra 11 •6.110 to $1~. Oil Route 82 l'hone AI7-J, Vlr&inla Vitaluo, lterb Ro,.nkranz, had • stroke juat off Route 7 alliob!on . . t.hr.. weeki aio. Dr. lllcl~eway of New Haven was called to KC him 12 14 "' tUNK CO. Salurday. lloY'• 28" bicycle. Good condllion. Mr~ Ullie Chrlaty, wM bu Paul lleulllr, Pomeroy. !'bono been suffering wit.b an underarm Consislln& of Many MII-X. ' 12 14 31p jabce!l and In l\letsa General Ho• Christmas Gifts 1pltal for II!Voral' days -1111 week Is ~btlolm!l trees. Lower Syracu,. DOO~ PRIZE GIVEN 1•lay ina with ... aon, My, In Chc•· oo Statei\Oid. IlOe 1nd .1. John· Sale Conducted by ter. while abe r~pelates. ny Llalc, &yrocuae. ·12 It 6lc COUNTRY PLIICI - 11-room bup· galow, beouliluUy d~eorated In· . W. S. Brock Auction Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hili •pent side ond out. Electricity, water AUnlONIIR Sunday nl&bl wllh Mr. and Mrs. In kitchen 1nd baUio gu. Gar· ·WII-ur S. I rock raul Themll In Columbus and ,~_. Wt/ltLIT~R ~ac , utility hulldlnw snd II\· lo• lOS U. 1 tondod the fune1al ol the lornt· aero lot. Enciooed yaj'd. on er'• sister, Mr.. Ftorepee Kincade, Point ""''"'· W. 1/o. blaclttop rood II> mUe! rron> In the northern pUI of the slote. Pbono 14t2·RX Rutland. The pllee you bave ' · Mopday. been tooklna lor end ol the at prl•e you wont to pay. Onb $&000.00, aGd guiek possmlun. CUCKL!R ~IAL7Y START YOUr . OWN FEED BUSINESS with' a DaffiJI lOX 22t PHONI 10f.Y Can be bilulht ior timall de· Feedmo!IOe incl a topoquailty bnnd •!·letA Ill lbe Meigs , (12) 14, 3\e CoUiltJ &rill. You'Dtell dlreelly to the farmel' while y011r --· ' '1 posit attd. ' take over , pay. Mobile MIU CUJIV.rit Ills grains lnd roitgb..ti ·IIIIo 4jUal· · OONCUI'I BLOOP )Dent. Wrl~ or fhone for tty feed. Y'!l'll Merehancllse feed, feott eOII~eillrates, "WW letMr l'er Lilli' blatlatnp mqllllea, .ad perform a mlldt-aeede\1 ~~~~ detall8. 1 : for ,farm~I'J· A~e oP.eratm I'IJI.!)H ·adUlt ilel In· IJIUIIII BLOOI I» --- ·' ' , ·.· ~;~!~~.~~~L~!~'In' Mr.and~~~-~i!!bcock'and ~~~~~·,W." R'Ises upT0 0ccaSIOD • • ~ ' cia"~' UP~A ~so Glouste~ I ~ymond Malcol~ ~0-foot ~re pupil~ . L"l.[lJ~e··JTill~Refrl&eratorL " ' , • "\, Sen~el, Po~eroy;Middle~rt, 0., Dec., 14: 1957 ~No~· .;,.J.·~ TRAILERS ·-1:11M0dern Day paul B_unyan 1 1, t '• to work It: 'io LONqFJ:LLOW One lttler •ln;pty standi lor 811Dlher. In this aample A t& un~ fnr the three La, X.for the twD 0'1, etc, Single ltt.tera, apostrophe-', the length and formlfloft bf the words are all htilta. Each doy the code leltera il'f different. A ViJPt.p.m quot&itdn I'Hterdafo CI'Jjit~M 1'1100; Cit 'I'll£ PUDD\..• IS IN THE ·EATIN~ft\'J.*ri;li. .' CURLY KAYOE is sura \o "'·jwl ·'· . lhe right - .. ·- . ' II W F,'. RNRWG J 1' R L (I P L Y H P L L LORR MF TJ YWio!R'fK MT DMFIIWO • -UPWTYMRH!C. , _l>oo..... IIIAo .......,. . , _ and lllliDJ dessert to top Ires!\ p~eapple, , ' · .· . nnitmar. ...;.;, •<11i.'W\!·•' , · -~~~"J' . .,.,..~ fii'J'-!'{1.1r _ ·. r .:. 1 ·· 1 ftlll diced ,...-~Nfi' s·jlbl~tii poaii,ranote....,. · ·· I lab!_.. npr . or nlilni · . 14 o.P tenaet·tldn ttakecl ooootiat ' .. 1 larre IIuUa . . ·-·• '· · ·sp/tnkle pin~Ppl~.fltll•• ·l . , Let otand;ter .aboqt 2 Hours. $nee ,., , J:>an~na, the~ tomlllll.l ' .P,ple ~ potnertanate se~s or ' \ rai!ins. Serve bllndivf . tljab'I·.·IIPrlnkl• wltb Boker• .· .. ~el Flake CbCO~Ub-)11 . 4 or 0 eervllilai ., · ''; ' ~~ By SA\11 I~EFF Of', NANC~ I HEAR YOU GOT A TOY BEAUTY KIT FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY �/ I ......, . I , ,o , ;.!~'•" . I ' "' \ .•' J-Ilaily !;.e Santa at 5 Polala • Ke•itone ' TRAIl" RS 21~ I ) • I StatlonJ!)ec. 14 and 7 to •10 ' .. P. M. · 12-13-31< · ACT NOW ... lttldqvomrs For SAVE $100 TO $1000 I DULUTH. Hinn. houH I ruslled borne and . asked once _., Lant OedU Waverly, Ohio, dealer stuc· I holder rnM· •n Lhe nccaliiun Mon- more what she should do. ·CbeJtl - LAU Window FlU- • with 75 new and used trailers i day aflerm;on w;u· n a ·'Cali the dcP<U'Iment ' · ' ll to DO ft., also 10 wides. Tw tree threattued to crush ll1f· the husband wh:spored · ', , Firemen came to the reseu" Jobr Fomrtun. Mlioliopoot, Ol!lt llld three bedrooms. nationa!l. home. ;.•..:·28=-U 1 !mown makes. The lowest pos. The man, about 55 and 1 me· treed the man and saved hi; sible terms anywhere. Drive dwm " "· lost Sight or 0where nouse. The h band was last seen 03 IIUST MAKE HOME lor middle little and a lot. The<e ar he W'-' chopping and the tree, stumbling into his nome, munl· woman. 7 room house fut· well worth y ur trip. This i about four feet in c:rcumferenoe , dark comments to no one :a 0 ished, bathrpom, bottled II:J. ,-our LAST 11hopplng place, , began topplmg onto ht.i house. parllculor. 11 furnace, 5 acrea ground. Rent eome prepared to deal. Fast The modern day Paul Buny'l!l:. . FREE. Will a!Jo pal' board 'lor free delivery. in iomor ' vhn refused to all ow u.e or "" I . 12 6 11\p row. Anything or value taken ' amc. stepped mto the breach . fllrkey and Ham Shoot, RaciDe iB trade. md held the tree up at Ploning Mill. December 16. WAVERLY MOBILE l l'n!lt.h f OI' about an. h.'"'· 12 9 Olr HOME SALES the I --~-..----· -~ged s.;~ Iblin~ ~love =~all~- •u•· school t'ls n wee• l'hcy are lbrm, 8udy Ann, and Nancy Imboden. and their arc 7th, lth, and 3vd. 'we have and Joel Shambilll as new moved thJS •wee< T.ICY are Jlnume an<i Kermit . . , esc 00 19 P ann ng a ma. Pageant Friday, 111111 0· 11 grade\are d 1 n pagean un er Itec)· --- S~mc h~ve JW~y ""'"· Esse I Warner attended the funeral of their tmcleJo.hn Herlje. Mr. end Mrs. Dolph Day and Mlu Virginia Wolle of spent SaturdJY evening with Mr. and Mrs: Herb Rosenkranz. Mr. ·and Mrs. Waid ·Spencer spent saturday with her mother, .1;;;;-;;r.;;;;:-:music teacher:-M Eleanor Zieber. "· The sixth and seventh grad., held 8 class meeting witlr' Lana Folger, president, prestd.ng in l&Jtl ab.scnce of president Bill Murrsy. . 1hc meeting was opened with saying t:le of The UnitedThe Slates. . class d!scussed what ree- Ja~~" C~njh an~ Glike~ Chris~ De~em~e, f 1~~ pa~"a~ I UP Nab'onal College Fontball u rr vioe recentl~~ut- '- Wright, nY-e .Polnto, illr. andafternoon Mrs. Paulwith Kelly, Sunday Mr.spent and .on. I Mrs. Curt Frederick. . • Mr. and Mrs. George.Frcderlek, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coleman and Sr., called on Mr, and Mro. HO!'b family of Fostoria spent·the week RoaenkNinz, Tueoday. end with b,er parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Babcoclc: did sOme carPell-' C. A. Babcock. let work Jor Henry Spencer on Mass Esther Huyes spent Salllr· l Tuesday • day niwht with her grandmother, I . ' Mrs. Essie Worner In Chester. Mr!. Norman' Frederick coiled Miss Barbara spent the on Mrs. Paul Karr, near · Chester, week end with her grandparents, 1 Tueoday. , Mr. and Mrs. c: A. Babtock. ' Fr ilerlck Mrs. John Hayes apent Thursvjsday evening with Mr. ,nd Mrs. Mr d 'J4r Clifford Hayes in Middleport. sr,' L Mrs. Mabel Weber wno is quite -Mn. HoHII Fntlorlck ill is at the borne 'Orner daughter, Give the "''·Paul pear Chest<r. Mr. and Bacr, Mrs.'Freeman Williams Hil~ JrM:~.d·ra~r.~~f 'i!~/'liou:m. ~~rg~isFr~~~~~~: r!~enUY. A GIFT 1 l!leell~lu• Sweeper and Clarinet ed oub1de and "w her husbanfi For Sale. Call 3161 before 8 a. nl,~tod b.eneat h the tree and sup ~·''-' 4 o. "' · 10 16 Stir - -- -·FO.R SAW:!.: one Lar:caste: p~mp ;."~' ' 1, .•I: ve h•~. head. . }\ :ut shr.l I 1lo? ., .~ he cn~d. Ca ll my hrother, tile desper· d·~ep • wcU jet wi th pre" "" tank ano '"Hch. Abo Bi!-ftel plaalie p:r.e, 1\0 x IY•: "" .-rchttect's drawirlg table, s&uol • and tools One tnewriter desk and one flllna cabinet, handma~e. One electric table saw, "'le woort lathe, one aolld o&k Sideboard, · one "Whl:e" sewing machine, mtlque. Pitone Pl)meroy Blo-J. 10 6tl, ....,.----- - The Bucks for Braces program _, The team will recetv< the tro- originated several years aao 85 The eight grade also held a c phy at the Bucks for Braceo ban· 0 means whereby football fan:< . meeting today wltn Andr~a Evans I Tho , wairhini the bowl games on rele· preSident, ,presiding . They dbeu"-~ 1uet here Thursday mghl. ~rophy wl~l be_ prPscn'ed formallr vtsaon could contribute the priC<' ed h~ving a slelgb t'J~e some eve~to the umVersaty on the Ed Su;- oF admisison to a game lng for the entertainment· of tbl! It von televi ston program Sunday to tne,Aiaddin Crippled Children'• month. . I night. Hospital program. Also a decorating committee 1 The Buckeyes. n led national was appojnted to decorate the champions by tile United Presil This year, because of Ohh classroom. They are Vernon Dou~Boar~ of Coaches. will be hOnor State's national prommence 1:1 185 Cllairman. -Ernestine S~oekton guests at the bonquet The team, football and because of the •uc Gene Whaley, and Kenny Nevill,, 1 .1 fter lo.slng its oprning gam~ ~o ~e:G of the proJiram, it was de; · 'nit first grade room ~ paintin_IJ Tem Christian, won eight eon· Cided to hold a banquel AU pr••· picture• and . decorahng · the,r 'lecuUve contests to win the nJ· f1ts from the $10-a-plute dmner room for Cbrlstmas thas week. 1 tl Skcik t:onal championship, the Big Ten will be used ..to buy braces fo:- 1 · tllle, and tne right to represent crippled children. ;::.: ale woodsma n snou ted. She was un ab le w fi nd the bro>her and returned. "What shall 1 do?" she asked agatn. . H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - M "Rouse the neighbors," her hour Wre<ker Senh:e. Day sp i)USc called. Ph••• 11:!'.17. Nllh~ · Phone Sbe ran to ncignboring homf', 6039-X. D~DGE • P'..YII01151 but• no one was in. HoY. ever, she DEJ.LFIUl i IU found two smaU boys pas~ing bv ... repair and weidlnr.~Nelaler •n the •tree! and enlisted thei r and Cleek. Roclne, Ohio, Phone ald. They were too small to help, the conference in the Rose BDW! 3611. 11 I' 311< f h ~f't- 'c.er and were dismissed. game in PaSadellQ on New Year'a "What shaH I do now~" p.hc Day. - - - • - - - - - - - - - .• wailed. The trophy will be presented 2t 19.52 Buick Special. ~9&. 2 dr Z room furnished apartment. Try Servlce Stations the banquet by Ha~kell Short, Sedan. Orlgtnl metallir: green Phone 376. 12-ll ·Gtc "Call a service station," the manager of the United Press. Co· finish. Dynafiow drive. Blaet· rapidly weakening lntsband m\J t· Jumbus bureau. tnar's, Pomeroy, 12-13-{ltr. For Rent _ Extension Ladders. \ered between clenched teeth. · Dr. Novice G. Fawcett, pre•i·-SeaCfold f.Jarda llrop" Clotna Off went t~e wife &gain on 11 dent of the unl\·ersily, will reIIIM Pontiac Star Chief. $1,01lG. CUnton !'tober, Middleport. lour of service stations, but they 'eiVe the trophy on the Sullivan Conv. Cpe. HJ~ramatlc drive. 1 Ph me 62~X111 tf were too bus}' to come. Sht· show, which wlll be telecast na· JI&H. New hght blue lop. 1 11 h CBS i k I Blaettnar'' Pomeroy. 12-13-81• ITr t ono Y on t. e ne wor A ---~-oller op~ce. Umt ol MiddleLEGAL NOTICE 8 p. m. EST SJnday. 111\lS Buick Super V8. $81111. 4 d,, port. Get !oc1.ted beloro muddy Fo• SALE Cri.pltd thil~,.n Bonollt Sedan. DyJiafiow 'drive. Rn· ground hurt• you. Phone \Oz63. O!fcrs will be received up to The Buckc; for Braces prograrn dio and Heater. BoiQii(ul tur- Edgar Reynolds, Reyoold's D•l•y II a m., December 23, · t~~7, at I! ohe of the outstanding •porto quoise arul white llniJh. BlaetStore, Middleport, Ohio. the ofllcc of Web•ter & Fultz, At· events In r elumhus. tnar's, Pomeroy. 12·13-0tc 10 2 6tfe lorncys, Pomeroy, Ohio, (or the ' Stale Au<\itor James A. Rhod~ll fram e dwelling house of Marvin general (:bairman of the progrAm 19~7 BUI<k VB ·Special. ,2,79~. 17) Help Wonted Petty, deceased, tocat.ed In Racine, annourfeed that Comedian Joe 1!. 2 tlr. Hard Top Cil!l.. Qnly 8,2115 Ohio. Ali offers subject to Court Brown \tloOid be toastmaster a1 actua.l miles by mdul local MOD~ - approval. the bariguet. QWnel'. Dynoflow 4ri~e. Pnpu· L IRS - IRON FOUNDRY Freclpnd Norrl• Admin· • Spcakof8 include Fronk Lano. lar hard hlP model. BlaeU!tlr'c Floor molders and pit molder!! I istrator of Marvin Pettt de- new general man~ger of thA Pomeroy. 12·13-6tc needed at once. Thu Colonial c d ' Clevel:md Indian.~: Leo Durocher - .· .. Foundry Co., LouiiiYille, Ohio. t W b leas: f Jtz former major league rmmagec; 19M Ford V8 Custamhne, S996. Until enough molders are hired' \ Atio~n~ys foru Administrator Duddy Daugherty, football coaeb 4 dr. Sedan. A low mlleog• we will accept collect telephone 1121 14 17 21 3tc ul Michigan state; Coucn woodv clean, one owner en. Blaet ealil al Tit MOOt. ' ' ' tnar'l, 12-13-8tc 12 14 file _ _ llaY".'_ - - ----- ~ --~- I Pom~roy. ~~u• takin g appli~atlom for Seu S.1dan. 'lilll Now tlnel Ne ,vspaper Ruutes 1,1 R1ms JOOd. Bl..tlnar'a , Pome· roy: · . 12-!Hie .: Mld~leport. C•il 3HO, Pomr· roy. • 12-13-tf 19110 DodJe 4 dr. -"'-------·---.--:-:--:---!!A Y anti CORN: Stanley Glbbo, -~=.:__~·one• _. _.-;;;-~..;;. - ;;,-;. · ;;.. -;.;,;;~;;.;;;,... 1181 Employment Wonted ........ Lon& llotlllcn, Route 2. II 21 6llp BADY SITTING In your homo Phone MBl·M 12 12 8tc h''' '"' 1 ' ~ood Mixed Hiy. BY tbe b•ie 01 trailer load. H. A. Cole, Tup (20 JBuslness Servlr.es ........ "''" pera Ploitll. Phone 1260-- - - - - ! 12-3-Jilp. QUI":K sr~H V!C~ on Wal<"h Re 1 pairing by Fac'lory Trainer' 1 .....~~· 11 Luuta~~Ct; .\l,eACJ, African Violeta. - Mra. Charles Wtlt•·hma:<r·r COLLINS ./EWEL 1 .wo..uu~u ll&'t: . AI.I •-·W''ual~ Sauer. Phona G299·M. F.R~ "•mf'tcw 1 3 ~f .....,Dlll- rhwus ~1&-J ~~ 12 II 6\e - ----- - - Good Year After Year -::;:::::__:::::==:!:=:. r~sh- phy to the Oh_io State Bucke}'eJ. __.___ _ _ bcftH'c : h.e IJeard h!m. She R~:~ , NOTICE MEIGS CO. . REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax books are Protect Your Loved Ones and Property now l E. T~CYI SR. open .for the payment of 1957 -December and 3une Real Estate 'Tax and also delinquent t ax e s. The books will close February FIRE AND SAFETY ' ' EQUIPMENT Sales and Servl,te Dept. MeehBDie Street Phone 240 "f Pomeroy 1, 1958. CLYDE G. MILLHONE Treas. Dafiy SenUneJ, Pometoy-M!4dleport, 0., Dec. 14; 1957....7 . ., ~tib~~~~i.'gi~d:·~~.w:~· I arm·~ Champion . rophy T0 Ohio . State Pl'~amble .gclttn~ '~'""~an<l weakcr~b) ----,::---=--=-..= U. S. Hf ..hw y 23 Immut.e. , . COLUMBUS UP~Pian• wore Pace, halfback at Michigan. reatlon they would hove · aHer and son, Jimmy •pent the week (6) Lost & Found WAVERLY, OHIO . Sought Wilt' Aod . announced today for presenting The four Ohio State Rose Bowl their meeting and it was decided end with her. mo£ber and brother, j _Ftrst of all, he cnll C'd ~o b131 the Uoited Pres' Nationa! Col· teams-1920, l!M9, J91W and Ul57 I that they would play gam& aud ~~~bo~~~~ord Cox and Dean, ,at LOST: Large f~mate black ADJora .__ _ _ _ _.__ _ __J w:fe for more th an 10 mmu tc•J lege Football Champwr.shtp tro- - will be .honored al the Danqllet. Ilisten t -records. Mr. aod Mrs. Fred Larkins o! 1 cat. Cb.Ud'l pet. Answen to' "Babe". Col! 337·ill, 12 1' Sltl of, Meigs Co. iji{iiiij[iifi~iiJijiijjiiijE!iiijfiiiiiiij~~[lrl;rtiCl!ll~~~~~j~[tl~~~~~~~~~~ -· , Up-To-Date lteport Is Given . OnMilitary Missile Program Humphrey Case Handling Scored By Muny Judge lhlrd IHBII tfte Po)artl. h II still oluah and ~'!'a~n!"~t~ s~bw, ie!, 1 Pctunl' so extremely fi'illr d 11 AbOUt a yea! aivay from the fii&ht· In& up with a good bo { ~uri 1 looks like an ali·double In 'B11r· 0 a ou I t"~dy, Salmon-pmk, Mauv9 and lltrtl wh!<b i'tter to, o ,boWII4· t.e!tlng &IJR@c · seodi1 erlng mi•IV of u. I. ••Hu~ · llti;sli'! mftU Ia thi f.a. it 1111 a oi l on elan ml•ilf~· Th,t followlftl hal been undetroln.i !light !lito dl•pateb eiVH on •!"'...iato vllltlal!y oh I tNeelty bjlii, olnc~ Buft>ee to., i!>ilfli4rf~0 fu~it~~~~; t~e vesetabto. }itii, Btltbee !s m· rotlor of 1110 m611 lmporto~t 1955. Not much ll imoWti ittro aboul l6tll' mlllloii n6wer d1 trooudnR ForoHook hW\oid ·vatcr mi11ilet, thslr mllltoiY tunc• abotll the T·t · · . vea•tabte leid ca~to•lll an m•l•n• doheribed as a lomli) "" .tiona ond !loft of cltvolop. Alii• ani! Titan are lqi!i.i'i hf,. His ~~~or~ Ia thai th' lonjer rruli welg Ina between 12 a• d 14 mentBy LOUIS CASSELS ~'!.'re:.eveloped by the (1. S. Air the averAie ·American h~ti\e tar· pounds; honoycross iweet oorn · doner hu lo sludy such a cata· peppy pop cor~ and early P'•P Unlttd Preh Staff Correspondent Iogue, the bigger his seed order corn and greenbud brOcco l ~. WASHINGTON UP~ The UnitThe long-rango ballistic missile• ed Stutes has five long-range bal- are the so-called •·untmate weap- wlU be..It must be a sound theory, If you hnvB plenty of rroney listic missiles in varlous stages o! ons" of the lnternational 1 arma- loo, because the BUrpee Com- you can .ulways buv the mos' ex 1 development. They are called Thor mcnts race. Dut both the United pany ~~ the world's largest mall [ pens! ve sl.'ed ln the world-:._th· , Mr$ [)wight D. E:isenhower All· Jupiter, Polaris; Atlas and Titan. States and RUssia han in their order seed bouse. We had a peek at an advance [double Petunia. The Mrs. DDF: Russia has at least two. The}' arsenals a large variety of other are called T·2 and T-3. missiles which are pi'elty awe- copy_ of the 1958_~atalogu e today, retails for $5,600 nn oune l! btlf All seven of these missiles are some by comparison witb conven- and It ma~es excttlng readln1. For Burpee puts it u·p 1n srraller th.e _benefit o_f the more than 30 packages. Yoll might try 10'1 designed to carr}' hydrogen bomb tlonal weapDns. nullwn Amencans w~o are home seeds for $::!.00 or a thousanrl ror warheads. Powered by huge The U. S. Air Force, for exrockets, they ure fired into space ample, hJI.~ lh pl'oduction.te mlssl.le gardeners (according to tne Na· $Ia 50 lional Gardon kureauJ, here's a · · hundreds of l"iles above the eorth called the Snark whleh becelllly snesk Prt~view of what they can Almo. st as expr.nsi\'e is what ~ ~ and travel at supersonic speeds, travelled 5,000 miles and landed expect in this year'l editiOn. probahly Burpee's most fano u~ usually 10,000 milCs an hour ~r accurately on its target. The of aU,.J!IliPe~ iJ o!lerlnr vegelahle hybri d- the Big ReJ IHSter. · Snark iJ pbwettd .by turbojet en- ll •'Ira! t1ew (lowef!laiid-four new vege- lomato. Although Bi ~ Hoy seed~ 1 Built·in controiB guide ihe mla· etne1 talher lhah 111<kets. It has table varieti~AI. . ~ell a,t ~0 to r 50 cents, they :~re a sile during Its first few seconds s~rt win~, and is (UI,ded $how . ,ce or t~e calaiitll!e Is cbns!Stont oest seller. · Dae Duko> of powered flight. once the rocket thi'ougllolit Ita flljhl liY bull.~ln the n~w 1 i~· Mltlibldo. The of nick.son County, Tenn.', hH hurns oui, lbe missile !otlowa 1 controll IU •»eed Ia llllthtly hilS clllnax o .llrll ilf4tii.. Ai!i«itl· obtil~ed ai much is )50 ' poitnd; llxed ..trajectory, like • rifle bullet, than !he ip'eed bl si)und: cu lin~iei.alti>ri httiritl liar!• o! iom,toe; from ont Big Bov toward its target. Hence the name · Rlicol Now Mli,tio gold . ever · vtl.bi!Od. II !6ok ·i!b plant. • · • "ballistic mlsliie.'' Anoihor tecf!>t adilil on lo lbe yeira and 'jj((jj, ptui the A!· Bli Boy stays hign priced beMilitary men divide these mli· tt. s. · Strategic Alt lJol11niand's ·sis\ance oii!OO:IJiiii be.,, 16 creat•. an6 it's worlti lt. cauge lHI ·a hybrid it cannot resilcs into two types, accordinQ: to · .~~ 1 u 1 "" lhe distance they travel. lnlerme, weopo•• , I the llli.Ca . mli Is a prpdu ee itself. E~ch yce~r's cron diate range baiJislic missiles, com· roelt6t·MWt~red missile which eRn ¥urpee, loHl known lJ "MI. bheet!J must be obtained by hand monty called !RB!f's, ore desian. be l' ubehod ll'Onl a B-47 Stratojot Marigold" by fl6"r~r grower; )j jJollinstlo!'J vf the origwal eros!. ed to hit targets at least t,OOo bomber about !00 niileS or more the inan r~sjoiisible lor aol;lnl mUcs away. Intercontinental bal- frOm lM tarliet. ' the complex pro6!em Involved In , , BIRE.t.NS TO, MEET Ilatic missiles (ICBWsJ ore lhoae The United States als~ bat 15 erealmg a MarlAtlld b,l'brid. which travel about 5,000 miles.. . missiles desillned prlm-rliy lor The big trouble . Is tnal . Mart.' Th6 Lora! Bereans Class of the Two IRBM'1 Tootod defenst against ~nenfy air itlacY. &•lda are self-polliqatlng. so Jlbr· Church ol C~risl will meet Tues· Thor and Jupiter are ffiBM'I Six of these-the Atmy'o Nlke- pee !Irs! had to develop a alrtin day, Dec. 11. at 6 p. m. lor a developed by the Air Foree and Aju, lbe Na~'a Terrier ahd ihlt was male 1terile. Eventually Cnriotlnll pJil!tk dinner and a Army respectively. Both have aue- ~pari-ow I and the Alt terce's be sueceodod. Then he planted alit exchang! will be made by' cessluliy passed night lesls al Fileon 1nd Genie-already ore In alternate tolv! of the new male· ittelnbets and their famUies. Cape 'Cana,•erul, Fla. Their maxi- opei"ltlonal use, The other8, ln. oterile Matliio dl afta teltuiat lei~ mum range is reported to exc~ed varl,ous stases ot de~eiOP.Io•mt ahd pollinating ~lad{loidl, 2,000 miles. tesllng, ore designed !o do lhe Then the b~~j_w.O:. . brought in· I to crQSS•P~Initate the t~g.,sJn.,ini. -;' :: . rll The U. ·S. Navy is workin~- ~~- ~arne job better. · T)tl~;. ·sounds eiiSier Ht~U· j(.,a3, 1.'hr!' Racine Chapter FHA b~ld of c011rse, .,but aftet~ 20 y(t'al·~ its ·t.tHrd meeting of the year on ~ROS.SWORD Burpee ca~, up with hJk Clini'!fJ, )lece'mber 11. The meeting WID ACDOSS 3. S.gon• 32. CUp Ma{ttoljl · 1teinendous, ' · almost· called to order by the club presi· 1. Exc·avatea • 4c(llloq. J edge iilou,ulit'r 'bio~m5; ·wltlt get to be dent, Lola Ann Knapp. Tile min5. Subsides 4. Lur~ ~~. Palo ' nearly five . lnebe& scrogs and al- utes of the last meeting snd the 9. Fjnch ~. Eluried :IS. Image moSt a-.. ·d~. B.urpee is offering ron was read by the secretary(ltur.) 6. Exclama. (pou.) Clinialit sefdi , to\ entluuiasts this treasurer, Mary Grace Stobar..l;j A iO. Milia tton of 28. Storea . y~ar lq / hV,o l colota-,....pille yellow short business session fvllowed. Churchill disgust tn and brla~t or•nge. MayQc next . · 12. Dish 1. ForeheaQ silo• l'"r tfiere ·'wtll be other eolors. _ />Irs 0 . B. Stout pi J.!Iddi~~prt. 13. Strangle 8. Rice betr 28. A Burpee is proud of Chmu. lt'. owner of 'f~e Shoe_Box m_.Mtddle· IC. Tree (Jap.) pry. the Climax or many Yt:nrs of port, ga ve a very anterestmg talk. ,,a. Textile ' 9. FoOled l!Jg breeding Marlgol~. Burpe'e wa~ M_r ~. St?ut is_ ~ graduate of Ohio screw pine 11. Female person •••.._, the Cirst to develop the odorleSs UnavE:rB~ty wtth a ~S in _Home 17. Skin tum~r party ·}· 31. Put on ' 3H.In thli Marigolds, th~ reiraj)loid' ~iari- ~con~miCS She speci~Iized m the 18. Cry or paan 18. Tear JH. If Is anent place gold and clotens of othpf var!ct. [ f·1eld-0~ Food and Equa_p ment. Mrs J9. Passes OVJr 19. Driving let (mt'ls.) 40. Afieah L-21. O:rop • ·arid rain ...~a. Trn ~ ... 412. ou!eaat · ies ~th ~fit aud J~ ·· ' ~~f~~ ~o a part tun_e leac~~r Among the other tJowCrs bcihT Ch . _ meroy Jun aor ft1gh 23. Tiny ~bject 20. Disease of - ~7. Cbarltl .. class (Jap.) 1 27. trr~~r!ci6 1 sugar cane ~ 1T' 44. Miss i~troduced this year are two 'z!n - S 00 : ~ri.lans " "" tE. I.) det~ttve Gardner ntas--Ro_se O'~raj. desc1·ibed a.~ After repeating tt)e FHA Creed 29. Deplete . a hybnd bt-color, and ' giant, the nH:el ing Wa~ adjourned . 36. Rely t• I' I• I' ~ . CI~~~VP.LAND U1' - Lakewood . Munlctpol Judge Stephen H. II"· I tlwood today criticized a CleveI1Rnrl judge !or permitting former - _.,_ t JOns !S bear~rs Sit It :Zerkle Tr•n•f•r Co. IUSIN'ISS OPPOlt'f.ONITY . " ·~ ·lSON ~;-.ow. . ' ..... ...,. u•• ~~.... ~..,...... . .·." · , • Ml•l(llfttt ,., : eomh ,tf:"tell *~ •1o;oee. tnltlai.J~itljllli~ ~ '"111 $6,0ot , ....... '"' -~villdill d wtlle to )llllel r. ~~· ltHeMI&t, M.Ut·V!lftl~. q~o. Phone · I.UIO: '' · " ·' author 46. Levels GIVE APPLIANCES 48. Marblet ~I" I" "' ~ ~ •• , •• )6 ~\ \our .i h~utMt ~.te ~o" I.- (Yar.) ' Washer . OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CBRISTMAS TltL ' ' Model NlL WRINGER' TYfiE . .. 9 . . . P.M.· I' ~ ,.. ~ 1,. ..... .. ~ ,, ~ . . ~ ,, AXYDL.AAXR .~- ~ ... ~ ~ I"" DAILY CRtrTOQUOTE- Here's h~w .MAYTAG \. ~ 1. . Water cap 2. Mldeut kingdom ~ ~-m ~ ~ ~~ I" 41' I" ,,. ~ ~[IT 1'7 DOWN THIS WOULD MAKE AWONDERFUL GIFT . ' 47. Close to I --- I ~ 4~.Bret-, Friday, D.c. 12 Time -7:30 P.M. I SPitET PIANOI •• watercraft Camp Conley -- -- -M-- i" 43: Indian AUCTION SALE - ,. ~ . cartoons 86. Mulberry Hod.! SU1tr.; Munson ., 40. Everyone 4.1. Wool· u. - o~uple \!i! 3:5. Exclama. .BAKER OHIO VALLEY niWI fl· I 33. Fang . $299.00 WIIUY by daily we1~i, ~fJ"~ S2. FlniJhca . - David r'Tclra In 8hadeB of rose• · th , Or· .,I I' 1 ~ DAILY ·I Roome New furnlturt PI!JLADELPIIIA UP ~:r:f believes. that lnls Is tne cbirl Beauty Aaier wil h 'a b ·an•!· Amt!rica Year when mllllol\8 llf I new color , and the Sup~r .rrms Editor's NotOI Mlny rotdort Oro COnfUI,td ---·- -- - New 1958 Seed Catalogues Slated · To Golnto.The Mall In Two Weeks RAC lit!. £ ~f~:_t:uckeye~~ s. Treasury Secretary George HumphreY to &end an aide to appear in trarfic eourt for him Hazelwood lashed out at Mun\clpal Judge John E. sweeney in a pre-court lcdure to some 40 traffic offenders waiting to appear In the Bul>urb~n court. ! year old riding horae -- hall ltodnl)' Down1n11 "Reeenlly, a rich man-George . '"Mid Cluo l laed Can palmlno, hoi! black oquirrel. ·~·~\J MN'l:l!. A!ll!:NCI liuplPbrcy- waa picked up for · \II ~lak•• aad Mlldeh Call Ruliond 24494. 12 II 6le ,.,,~. At.~romoDIII, Ht.-r• speeding He didn't ilflflC&r in I Custom Bu!i\ Kitchen Kitchen "'ETROPOLITAIW ACCUliN1 courl. That judge (Sweeney) 41JTO SAL£8 deslancd for your home. · Free ..ate. C111U1Itv and a..lihou\d not operate· that way," eslilDit• rare&o. ' AbboU. R-1 Estate B-kel Hazelwood said from tile bencll. Pbooe ll6f.Y. 8 8 U For Houoe Bulldlnr-- Nclgler'a t "' 0 1 "I don't believe that George , P.oeine, Ohio. Phono 36M. In MlDOLII'OR • H 0 llumpnrey 1·1 an• better than Joe . , ' 11 14 31< ·t 'IIONII 6111 , Doakes. Your Onll_ A.uthortzed Jili''_.l'..,.lA lli•UH'·111.:'- - Pru~l.l~MJ "Thal JlldSe pe\'mllled llum· Lifo, ~utr... !'Ire, Poito. Call llo• phey'a oeer1tary to appear, and Puller BRUSH MAN James Marriner ~til• Ml•ldle.•rt. Ob10 therefore Humphroy dldn'l heur 736 1. Moln 11. the lecture which a judge gives to Pomo...,. Ohio 21 ) Real Estate ' I people who appear before him. lllhoM No. 121 - Allor S Plo' _./ "I oay to that judge, he mado -~.....,..:1;:.0-_7·;:.11 I ,uven Ruom ~~-wit~ -;;;;, a mletake . . .be shouldn't hne DI T ~-;;. • contrai loclltlon In ~(lddiopnrt . . permitted it. U Humphrey bas lhe RA o " E~~\~SIO.• 6oR\'ICE I on corner lot. Will sell furnlsn· privilege of not coming lo cou~t, ~= ~:'w c:~~·~L~~~~:~~· cd or unfurnlsned. Phano everyone should nove the pnv· roll , 2 113 , I 603~-X. D. L. Beck, 212 N. 3rd liege. _,,..,...____.__.....::...=Middleport, Oblo. 12-l(!.tfc "Judge Sweeney dldn l help the TIIMITII lliTIItMINATID lraflle altuation at all." For fret :nupect:•• phane 383-M I. (241 For Sale or Trade In his chamber!, llazctwood Gllmure S~pply Sl'll't, Pomuo~ _ _ 1ald "the lneonvenlenee of com· All •'Ork 11111renteed FullY In lng to court II part ol the doter· 1111'ed. Vou&bon'o (ndt•olrlol aft/ r rooma ~ plenty .,.- -- -fur· - rent treatment to make people ol water Root l&t.llal Tormllt centro! So• na<e hoat.. Furni!hed or unfur· drive properly. vl<t, St Ham. w. Vo. 7 ill t ·-. __ _ "Since that llumt•hrcy case WDH FU~NITURl In the paper~ 1 ·hove hod seven ralls frDm prominent peraons ask· lng me to illow 1omeono else to • "..,,.~ ' !lrlllllll& Conlto come In and pay a fine ror them. "When ·1 ttll them that they rAllAkiit'li: XII colore. YO\ini must appear them8l!lves, tbey 11all Loc:ated 4 1111. North and bretlltrt.' f2.50 to ~ each. have \he same que1t1on. Why? Of Point Pleasant ei:IW' IRON -MITAU IIIIo meted polra 11 •6.110 to $1~. Oil Route 82 l'hone AI7-J, Vlr&inla Vitaluo, lterb Ro,.nkranz, had • stroke juat off Route 7 alliob!on . . t.hr.. weeki aio. Dr. lllcl~eway of New Haven was called to KC him 12 14 "' tUNK CO. Salurday. lloY'• 28" bicycle. Good condllion. Mr~ Ullie Chrlaty, wM bu Paul lleulllr, Pomeroy. !'bono been suffering wit.b an underarm Consislln& of Many MII-X. ' 12 14 31p jabce!l and In l\letsa General Ho• Christmas Gifts 1pltal for II!Voral' days -1111 week Is ~btlolm!l trees. Lower Syracu,. DOO~ PRIZE GIVEN 1•lay ina with ... aon, My, In Chc•· oo Statei\Oid. IlOe 1nd .1. John· Sale Conducted by ter. while abe r~pelates. ny Llalc, &yrocuae. ·12 It 6lc COUNTRY PLIICI - 11-room bup· galow, beouliluUy d~eorated In· . W. S. Brock Auction Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hili •pent side ond out. Electricity, water AUnlONIIR Sunday nl&bl wllh Mr. and Mrs. In kitchen 1nd baUio gu. Gar· ·WII-ur S. I rock raul Themll In Columbus and ,~_. Wt/ltLIT~R ~ac , utility hulldlnw snd II\· lo• lOS U. 1 tondod the fune1al ol the lornt· aero lot. Enciooed yaj'd. on er'• sister, Mr.. Ftorepee Kincade, Point ""''"'· W. 1/o. blaclttop rood II> mUe! rron> In the northern pUI of the slote. Pbono 14t2·RX Rutland. The pllee you bave ' · Mopday. been tooklna lor end ol the at prl•e you wont to pay. Onb $&000.00, aGd guiek possmlun. CUCKL!R ~IAL7Y START YOUr . OWN FEED BUSINESS with' a DaffiJI lOX 22t PHONI 10f.Y Can be bilulht ior timall de· Feedmo!IOe incl a topoquailty bnnd •!·letA Ill lbe Meigs , (12) 14, 3\e CoUiltJ &rill. You'Dtell dlreelly to the farmel' while y011r --· ' '1 posit attd. ' take over , pay. Mobile MIU CUJIV.rit Ills grains lnd roitgb..ti ·IIIIo 4jUal· · OONCUI'I BLOOP )Dent. Wrl~ or fhone for tty feed. Y'!l'll Merehancllse feed, feott eOII~eillrates, "WW letMr l'er Lilli' blatlatnp mqllllea, .ad perform a mlldt-aeede\1 ~~~~ detall8. 1 : for ,farm~I'J· A~e oP.eratm I'IJI.!)H ·adUlt ilel In· IJIUIIII BLOOI I» --- ·' ' , ·.· ~;~!~~.~~~L~!~'In' Mr.and~~~-~i!!bcock'and ~~~~~·,W." R'Ises upT0 0ccaSIOD • • ~ ' cia"~' UP~A ~so Glouste~ I ~ymond Malcol~ ~0-foot ~re pupil~ . L"l.[lJ~e··JTill~Refrl&eratorL " ' , • "\, Sen~el, Po~eroy;Middle~rt, 0., Dec., 14: 1957 ~No~· .;,.J.·~ TRAILERS ·-1:11M0dern Day paul B_unyan 1 1, t '• to work It: 'io LONqFJ:LLOW One lttler •ln;pty standi lor 811Dlher. In this aample A t& un~ fnr the three La, X.for the twD 0'1, etc, Single ltt.tera, apostrophe-', the length and formlfloft bf the words are all htilta. Each doy the code leltera il'f different. A ViJPt.p.m quot&itdn I'Hterdafo CI'Jjit~M 1'1100; Cit 'I'll£ PUDD\..• IS IN THE ·EATIN~ft\'J.*ri;li. .' CURLY KAYOE is sura \o "'·jwl ·'· . lhe right - .. ·- . ' II W F,'. RNRWG J 1' R L (I P L Y H P L L LORR MF TJ YWio!R'fK MT DMFIIWO • -UPWTYMRH!C. , _l>oo..... IIIAo .......,. . , _ and lllliDJ dessert to top Ires!\ p~eapple, , ' · .· . nnitmar. ...;.;, •<11i.'W\!·•' , · -~~~"J' . .,.,..~ fii'J'-!'{1.1r _ ·. r .:. 1 ·· 1 ftlll diced ,...-~Nfi' s·jlbl~tii poaii,ranote....,. · ·· I lab!_.. npr . or nlilni · . 14 o.P tenaet·tldn ttakecl ooootiat ' .. 1 larre IIuUa . . ·-·• '· · ·sp/tnkle pin~Ppl~.fltll•• ·l . , Let otand;ter .aboqt 2 Hours. $nee ,., , J:>an~na, the~ tomlllll.l ' .P,ple ~ potnertanate se~s or ' \ rai!ins. Serve bllndivf . tljab'I·.·IIPrlnkl• wltb Boker• .· .. ~el Flake CbCO~Ub-)11 . 4 or 0 eervllilai ., · ''; ' ~~ By SA\11 I~EFF Of', NANC~ I HEAR YOU GOT A TOY BEAUTY KIT FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY �'I - arrOWiy trolt Avenue. He is employed as J!la<:hinlst at the NYC Big ' E'our there. Their home ~n Fourth has been rented to Mr . . W'rd and family. • ti. Scoti is nl with nu at ,·.-: ·Weathet It ' t - ' ., IY UNITED l!ltiSS.. Clo!"'i"l northult; ~IIIIHI, and oalt portlen11ollay with light rain or: drl!alt _..uth. portion. Partly cl~udy ol!d a coWer ltnlght. Tuea,toy liow· 'ly I~,.Hillll clnlidl-t. Hlth foo dll 40'1 north-~ •!'..'\ 50'a aoutlt• noi. LOW tonight 20'1 north ond :10'1 aoutlt. ' -------;-_ Pevoud Tet'W lnteres,. 01 I'M "'~·••• ~~ Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio, Monday, Dtcember 16, 19&7 ' ·' I I l I I I L I PIACI a COIN 1M UYoO'o HANDPIUIDOWNON lltl=- • Mr. and Mrs Fra~k Knopp, 931 Mission Road, Char~eston, w. va., former Middleport residents, will celebrate thm Golden Wedding anniversary at the hom~ of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewts Knopp, and chtldrep, !543 Washington Street, Charleston, on Sunday. Decemlier u. I I I .I . Mr. and Mrs. Knopp lived in Middleport for forly-hve years and he is a retired New York Central Railroad conductor. " Yes, SAV·O provide! continuous FUN at every _ "feeding". A live-action meChanical ba11k that teaches thrift and the value of savlng'ln a way that all youn~ ' "'looi:>:O,........ CGII lmmedlat,ly uniler""!!!.' I· Uee u a aauce. ~. double boiler, cbaftnr dlalt, '· I deeJI fryer, etc. Cook~ won hindle. Waterlalled element lilakes wi.alilitl easy: Jil 8 and I ' 6,qt. aizee.-vel)ted metaf W(er illcludetl. Fry liilbl av~ble eep81'81ely '. st~nd. Strt~lte styre~t plallic In g~ ~ICIWII col· ora. Opens with key. Gift boxed. Gtt yours NOW 1: ·· '' . ' \ ' esuNJEAM I esuNIEAM, ,,~ ' ~· E~La ,, ' ·~ ' ' WE PAY 2% INTEI\I!ST ON YOUR SAVINGS The F-RS BA~K andSavings Company Rock Springs Grange Meeting Held Thursday Member Federal Resern System Depo1lt luurante CorporaUon POMEROY, OHIO Membe~ Federal ------- ------·-·· --~-- ----- - -------- --·--·- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! J FREE 0 IF T ~lth your purchase of her A potluck dinner at 7 p, m pr~· I ~'!'t\('!l 1h(' mrcllng of Hock Spnng~ Grangr, Thursday cvcmng. I A111o~ Leonard 1worthy master 1 prcs!dcrl and one candadatc w 1s g1vcn t!urd nnd fourth riP.grees. The lrcturcr, Mrs. Wilham A Morgau prcsrnted a prog:r.1m which wus dcvidcd mto two part ~ with part one honoring the nmuvcrsar) nl the (oundlng or !he 1 Grange The founders and bm•1 \ ' • •I Thit It the famous, gen- uine Lone Chetl t hell lreaaure a lifoumo I Many beautiful models 11 choott from- Starting 01 low 01 . YOUR FRII GIFT "Cleo" lhe Hound Dog ~ab ~~~~ l lig, <uddly hound dog with lou lhal ttgilltrl different expreuion1 when you change ~~. pooillont. · ·~ 1111 DaWN DII.IYDa Df'TK GNaaT AMeuOI.IO .. ~ my3tery box" •t· Sunivoi-s Include two Wallnee D0mewood of Lona tom RD. and owen Damewood ot .\lechanicsburg and lour dauah· ten, Mrs. Betty Fell, of Summer• lord, Ohio, Mrs. Madeline Booth. · Stuebenv11le, Mrs. Ruth Stewart, Connea~l; and Mrs. Wanda Car• roll, North Klngsvtlle. , ' · She- was preceded 111 death by ~'-: ber husband, J W IWtllie) wood an(t a ,.,n, Piitd Funeral M'T\ J<"cs w1!l he We<lnesday at 2 p m. al the Ket~o::if''' Z: Church of Chm.t with the- Harold IJO!Oicr, officiahng. will 1te in lh<' ChC$ter ;cn1eloorVl ·•'~il!' Fril!nds may call at I he Funeral Home, Tuppors Plalrils,,): from lale Tuesday aftcrnoo11 lime of the ~ervi cc. j I •I '. ---Funds Solicited !-~-~ tu conclude the program. /\ gucssh1g game ' Will . Be Qpen UNTIL . , "~hrlttlmas conl~b donated by Mrs. Gill wus won by Mrs. Carl Greuser. At the clo•e ollhe mcelmg gift< which had been placed under l li&hted troe were exchanged. TW atld gills lor needy children In the county were bron&hl by tbo mem· bors and will be given the Jaycees lor dlslrlbution. Tho quartetly birlhday •.upper honoring all member• wl1o havo • hlrthdoya the pa1t three month.• will be held the , next mecllnr, on Thursday DoCOQlber 20. •· - - . POMEIOY STORES. I but once a year" wa11 p~cs.entcd b) Mrs. William Grue•er and an al'tlcle "lnlormatlon on Chrlsli'IBS customs" was read ~Y Mra. 1'ran!t Gruescr. A pt·cscrtptlon I or a happ~ ChrlslmRs was given by Mrs. Ita) · mond Cole after which the group sang "Silent Night." loll owed with a Bhrls'mas prayer by Mrs. llor L "Bdgidi.tng Monday De,ember 16th· t~cir lives were givcu, follow• Oliver lludso11 Kelly, by Mrs. Bertha Gill; Wll!JUm Sault· dm, Mrs Robert Louks: John H Thompson, Miss Clara Humprc) William M. Ireland. Mrs. Edward llumphrcy; Rev. A B. Brauch. Mrs Amos Leonard; Uev. John l Trilublc and ~i·ances McDowcl •. Mrs. Fred Lclfh"l; and Carolnw K llall, MISs Hclly Leonard. Ar. article 'The Grango ot Today ' was rearl by Mrs. Mvrgan. ''Chrl!llmas time In the beaullfu! Ohio • Southern Ullb'' was th~· theme or part two Wh!Ch OPCill d wilh group slnginc or ''Joy To Th~ World'' A poem ..... .. history of VALUE$ UP TO $1001 .\ '~· )· .IS LAttiE CEDAR CHESTI , PLENTY OF PARKING ,. IN POME.ROY By Firemen For · ' ..~· ' Christmas Project.· Middleport F1remen collected money and food for· their anQual Christmas projecl of bukets lor neody families Sunday. 1\ her ol towq·pe~Jile were mtstell''•' 1n the alternoon canvass any• 1 Dne whn wiihes 'o contribute- . iS asked to catl 6109. the vUI,ge bat!. and 'i fireman will co1ne tO their home Wednc!'day eYenin' lf::m for their contrlhution. 1 ~ · The baskets are to oe preparC<I , ·at at lhe Rawlings bUJidmg, Cornier, ly occupied by lbe Me1~s Mot:Or Company, North Set•ond Avenu~~. Anyone ha\'illg a name to rePOrt lor a bask'! is asked tu call lbe villoge ball or tell one ol die ·-. -·•---~· firemen. The l•'ire Department is also remi~dlng people lo check thelr 'Christmas tree lights and be they do not overload their with extra decorations thia 4ay sWOJI, ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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