https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4649f22f7f10d4e1f3ddaddef4d500db.pdf e22994bdab52861e166999babc6df5b8 PDF Text Text • • .'• •'':_,'I ' • • .•·. ....·.. .· t ' ,. ,.:.. ~ • • ' •• - ~ . ' f ~ ~,REMEMBER y;;....,.· . ·. ' a p_..., . ~ ' ' ·•• . . FUL LEA .. ! . • reach .. - • · P.-le i;a the Betrd thre...h Tho Daily Trilllnie tlla~t JOU ...; :..., thro111rh aDJ' other paper. ,· J • '. • ,. ;01: .' ·"'i • ,, " • D ' .. .. WI NEWS S VICE liY CARRIER DRY u, CEN 'fS PRIC~UNDAY · 6 ANSI MAY SEE u~_Pian~ lo·K~er . i·· RASKOH. l r Ant ADENISON GREAT EINSTEIN ~· . SllcinJ .E~ag.-m.,nt. . [ U[. or ·~£MS, UKIS WRtnn. To nsK ! 1 . ; SOO·.l\1enb And ·1118 Ulllo•l ' .'. er £!npl!)ye' ... ,..._ . ~ ' ISr Aidd~ To· To Liat. ~ _.::.,;;,__ , : BIG FUN() OSED ~ - IS B'J. Stool Pi;.,nl; ADd ·., lnforinere In ~ttiri.l el~Aflt ..~, Evidence o:1;\JE ·McuSe'i: t<r -n, l;.)(~E!~lME'-iT ON - . f.IOt' oce !! I Alr..I·T CSCT ~lr..l' To Lese. ''' of holdin g. station I · Jack Cott.s. 'fh!' i Mowell and hi. ~; m«n and p:lrl and Howell 'it'll~ .Years' lmpr1wn~ 1'Ulin~ -·:. -·--:-' testimony. .was acquitted . ••'!•.'!.••k.•i• �' ... '~ 1 • ' •• •' \ I . ' 1 I Middleport Return' News, ' UTH RUNS INTO ~~ RUCK, '<; - leCelvcd Hevera.J sever e I:.had, "'•the Marth> Shoe ROpalr Shop mWortune to catch his Ln • •tll<:lll. . lnaehlne whlle rcpn11 ing a l!hoe -The needJe. pene- · ot Mr It. at ~ d Uw index O.nger just back of ' tile- nal! 1emflvlng the t1p of hl1 CtJ t s Yl'IIJURt:D Al' WORK R John Gilnt""'l • ' nnd Mrs Robert \H&rris1 BouU! Second Avenue, ran into the rear end of a. truck driven by 'l.'roy Pickens Monljay .afternoon The you~ lad was on. hi.8 way home from IICilool and Wt\s bei.'1g cha~ed by &evcral othe. young!>Lers He ran into till' .~>treet and inlo the truck l'lort\Ulll. ~ely t-he truck wa.s nwl ;pg rath<:J slow Just tit that timP .'\lthct1(h no bones were btoken he bl'llift's on the fa~ Phone Yo• NIJWI "1o PHONE US-X IS INJURED I"""' Oene Harrbl ~o ung son ' Anct I ftn o:w r 1 SIR'fU ANNOUNCEMENTS rwo .births were announced over the wr ~ k "no:'- one 11. boy born to M1 .md M1.11 Lav; !'fn~e Ta ylor , S:~.tur­ day night nnd a boy born to M.r an~ Mrl! Vernon Darst, also Satu.r1da) night I 'I - - or M• ~ Shr nnon Russell Bradbury Is repott.!:!d to be !lJ at her h omt> I NuoM Owens Jt'ft rot Athens v. h cre sM has accepted a poslt10n ]L W ear~; wh o IIi employed 1llursing m that CltY. 1'he Woodman af.e contemplating having a dftnce nnd social meetl rur Star Brand All Solid IFmlny, January 16 at tthe lr hall usse --_,..-_:;...______ I • Leather for Men and Wo- ~ ;~e ~=':n:~n;~dwu~h~ 7~il~: men--Good stylea $3.50 an'A tlte RO'; al Nefghbors and their and $4.00 Gr&dea $2.49 1 ro.~~lle:nd Mn; M L cunningham and $2.89-Rouah's Shoe 1 1•lsl ted with William Mlc~J sunStore day Mrs Cunningham t.s .. Mr Ml- ..j!~~.....~- p,u,.RIIIfD~S.W.:..lii'-.Cti,~O.WO - - - - - . I' rJ'HE WAy TO FREE!) OM-Ye shall knpw the truth, 'a;d lhe truth shall make you free.-John 8 :32. '" PRAYER-Lord Jesus, guide ~s, tor Thou art way, the truth, and th~ Ute. ---- -;;;:--~ · chael s daughter Break Your Cold or Couglt lief ore its;eaka Y~u! Coli& thai habr on~~:nq-111 tbat wake you up at. DIJ"bt-dan.rer lienal&! Dheck them berore they develop ln&o ~~erlo• d1aeaRw, Ally the tntlamf-tlon. Soothe th"! krltatf!d tnembranes that line tlle throat and bronrhlall!l. Kill &he rerms In the pulmOllatJ IJ'M~:•t. Use '/ TH!' NEW GOVERNOR ' / OVERNOR WHITE, by his inaugural speech has eon. vinced those Ohio citizens who welie dqubtful as his plana, that he expect. to. operate the state's busine88 on a busineijl:j basis if sueb thing iK possible. He , gave .....a clear·cut idea as to just what h1s plans are and he has mll~e it plam that he does not expect to trlake h~ tenure , <>f oftj~e m,ean merely a way to spend the next two years.;~,_....,.,_,_,_,_,...,__,..._ _ _~_...,._._ _ __ }{e evidently intendt1 to oe u working gov,rnor passed by none during the past and equalled by few. To tho•e who paid particular attenbon ,to the appolnunerlt. I that be announced in the p~st tWo we~~•., h,ls speech not altogether surprlsinr, rather fuifillnf wlult he had readyindJcated would come to poss so far as· ~~ is able to accomplish . ' ' ..L. , jfe ~tressed pomts which or!('of vltJI i~ter,o•t to Ohloans. lte has tuken coa:p,izance of our iJtqlt probleJfl• and he .mean ..to correc.t any and all which are 111 qecd of correction. A~ove all '" his statement as to •?· qperatJon, ~hiell should be •heeded by tbooe who ~re. m / P<111lt(on t o cause h1m t1·ouble, If oppooltion ahould be ~~ the expense of Ohio · ,, . STANSO CREOSOTE EMULSION Nubce U1e mtpro\'ernent after takl.og half a. bo.Ule. Free, deep b~llthll without coqhtaJ', N• moft nlt ht IJweats, 'lemperat\U& back to norm:tl. Pu~ 1111 re111lar u a deck ' Hearty appetJte Uld pod dllf!S&Ion. G RASKOB SUNSHINE ELLOWS·:. Miladr Must Wear .Her Petticoat , To Be In Fa.Shion, Paris Decrees • He cl:t • LUCKIES are always . kind to your throat . @t ' dr•ft a Yl rl' ~ in equal prqbtem, whtc,ll h{l.a that tax one that wll I ••J...-o&fe' " b ~e n vexatious for BJ!gaqoo, lf htHt;pccch w any mdicuuon from this new chiCi executlvc State, thillg'S ]ook ffiO I)t promtslng cn;,f"ll~~ '' , section ttt~ coroifll two year.• I · The-public ;, with George White untjJ J180J1J;1 for tran ~:~fe rrmg thl\t trust. h~ • ·Fiftb\J!;i'I'S CONVENTION IJE l'IREF'IGHTERS are couveuiu~ 111 Col~wb~~ ~~ thU. , time. They will depart for their homel W,lln~day Wl\ilc they nrc hobnobbing with one onoth~r. hovlnJ meet· bigs durmg whic h fil' eli and flr~ vreventlon are :it Js to he hoped some m.eans- may be found whereb_y people may be impressed sufficiently that they will_ be more cru::t!fn.l in the imnd\ing vl tire und cowbUI:~tible ' "'_&tcl'ials. • Hundred's of lires occur throughout th• OOijlltfy dally ~wl!lch •r• the dh'ect tesults of cat·ele811 handlln!l of ftr_lls ~nd lnfl~mmable nmteriols and these blue• not •tiiY \ilke t1tolr toll in IOlll!'eG in proporty, !her t•k• a fat• rrea~r toll lq human lives. When 'the lcsoon on fire p_rl!ventlon is )e'~rn~~ py the gre~L rank and file of the country, one of til~ ~rreu(vst cause• of wanton waote will have been mat\li'jjolly .~oducod. Lot u• hope this week will be the cause •-·- ........,. of" ~~.W duwn arriving. ,_,-•. :::: ' NOW_· We ·Are ·Three!'' . T . ---- .I BEiflNOtQE " SCENES IN HOLLYWOOD ' , . .. . EveryoRUtaowa~",,hotl_s~,n~lhl~t mellows-that's why the ., . proce11 Includes the use of Uftra Violet RaYJ. LUCKY STRIKE.!. th• Rnest cigarette you e~er smoke,t; I!'Jade of .he finest tobaccos-the cr·i am of the Crop-THIN-"IT'S TOASt!"O{L . r: ....... • ,--. :1" Everyone .~n«»ft th~t <heat f'"'lf~4i ·~·l onci'.'''TO'lUTIHG"-that extra, seen.~ .~ , t p..OC~;;·· •emotili' harm~l fi'rltCinti th;# , ·· . cause throat It rlfa~~" al)a ''·~y, f.,g, ' ' .. . . ~' I ,• AND ·lii.IJ.-what fun it io to know thentl ~e;r, •eem to rot 10 mtic:L out Of livin.. \'ou met them juot a little .,..... a yor'alo _:_ the we~.!J ~fore they were married. Ten d•yolat· , '~" it 1ave you a pleaoant 1low of linticipation to receive the~ \·card tellinl you whep they'd be "at home." ' . _, '' ',,' ~ . { ' • �' ... '~ 1 • ' •• •' \ I . ' 1 I Middleport Return' News, ' UTH RUNS INTO ~~ RUCK, '<; - leCelvcd Hevera.J sever e I:.had, "'•the Marth> Shoe ROpalr Shop mWortune to catch his Ln • •tll<:lll. . lnaehlne whlle rcpn11 ing a l!hoe -The needJe. pene- · ot Mr It. at ~ d Uw index O.nger just back of ' tile- nal! 1emflvlng the t1p of hl1 CtJ t s Yl'IIJURt:D Al' WORK R John Gilnt""'l • ' nnd Mrs Robert \H&rris1 BouU! Second Avenue, ran into the rear end of a. truck driven by 'l.'roy Pickens Monljay .afternoon The you~ lad was on. hi.8 way home from IICilool and Wt\s bei.'1g cha~ed by &evcral othe. young!>Lers He ran into till' .~>treet and inlo the truck l'lort\Ulll. ~ely t-he truck wa.s nwl ;pg rath<:J slow Just tit that timP .'\lthct1(h no bones were btoken he bl'llift's on the fa~ Phone Yo• NIJWI "1o PHONE US-X IS INJURED I"""' Oene Harrbl ~o ung son ' Anct I ftn o:w r 1 SIR'fU ANNOUNCEMENTS rwo .births were announced over the wr ~ k "no:'- one 11. boy born to M1 .md M1.11 Lav; !'fn~e Ta ylor , S:~.tur­ day night nnd a boy born to M.r an~ Mrl! Vernon Darst, also Satu.r1da) night I 'I - - or M• ~ Shr nnon Russell Bradbury Is repott.!:!d to be !lJ at her h omt> I NuoM Owens Jt'ft rot Athens v. h cre sM has accepted a poslt10n ]L W ear~; wh o IIi employed 1llursing m that CltY. 1'he Woodman af.e contemplating having a dftnce nnd social meetl rur Star Brand All Solid IFmlny, January 16 at tthe lr hall usse --_,..-_:;...______ I • Leather for Men and Wo- ~ ;~e ~=':n:~n;~dwu~h~ 7~il~: men--Good stylea $3.50 an'A tlte RO'; al Nefghbors and their and $4.00 Gr&dea $2.49 1 ro.~~lle:nd Mn; M L cunningham and $2.89-Rouah's Shoe 1 1•lsl ted with William Mlc~J sunStore day Mrs Cunningham t.s .. Mr Ml- ..j!~~.....~- p,u,.RIIIfD~S.W.:..lii'-.Cti,~O.WO - - - - - . I' rJ'HE WAy TO FREE!) OM-Ye shall knpw the truth, 'a;d lhe truth shall make you free.-John 8 :32. '" PRAYER-Lord Jesus, guide ~s, tor Thou art way, the truth, and th~ Ute. ---- -;;;:--~ · chael s daughter Break Your Cold or Couglt lief ore its;eaka Y~u! Coli& thai habr on~~:nq-111 tbat wake you up at. DIJ"bt-dan.rer lienal&! Dheck them berore they develop ln&o ~~erlo• d1aeaRw, Ally the tntlamf-tlon. Soothe th"! krltatf!d tnembranes that line tlle throat and bronrhlall!l. Kill &he rerms In the pulmOllatJ IJ'M~:•t. Use '/ TH!' NEW GOVERNOR ' / OVERNOR WHITE, by his inaugural speech has eon. vinced those Ohio citizens who welie dqubtful as his plana, that he expect. to. operate the state's busine88 on a busineijl:j basis if sueb thing iK possible. He , gave .....a clear·cut idea as to just what h1s plans are and he has mll~e it plam that he does not expect to trlake h~ tenure , <>f oftj~e m,ean merely a way to spend the next two years.;~,_....,.,_,_,_,_,...,__,..._ _ _~_...,._._ _ __ }{e evidently intendt1 to oe u working gov,rnor passed by none during the past and equalled by few. To tho•e who paid particular attenbon ,to the appolnunerlt. I that be announced in the p~st tWo we~~•., h,ls speech not altogether surprlsinr, rather fuifillnf wlult he had readyindJcated would come to poss so far as· ~~ is able to accomplish . ' ' ..L. , jfe ~tressed pomts which or!('of vltJI i~ter,o•t to Ohloans. lte has tuken coa:p,izance of our iJtqlt probleJfl• and he .mean ..to correc.t any and all which are 111 qecd of correction. A~ove all '" his statement as to •?· qperatJon, ~hiell should be •heeded by tbooe who ~re. m / P<111lt(on t o cause h1m t1·ouble, If oppooltion ahould be ~~ the expense of Ohio · ,, . STANSO CREOSOTE EMULSION Nubce U1e mtpro\'ernent after takl.og half a. bo.Ule. Free, deep b~llthll without coqhtaJ', N• moft nlt ht IJweats, 'lemperat\U& back to norm:tl. Pu~ 1111 re111lar u a deck ' Hearty appetJte Uld pod dllf!S&Ion. G RASKOB SUNSHINE ELLOWS·:. Miladr Must Wear .Her Petticoat , To Be In Fa.Shion, Paris Decrees • He cl:t • LUCKIES are always . kind to your throat . @t ' dr•ft a Yl rl' ~ in equal prqbtem, whtc,ll h{l.a that tax one that wll I ••J...-o&fe' " b ~e n vexatious for BJ!gaqoo, lf htHt;pccch w any mdicuuon from this new chiCi executlvc State, thillg'S ]ook ffiO I)t promtslng cn;,f"ll~~ '' , section ttt~ coroifll two year.• I · The-public ;, with George White untjJ J180J1J;1 for tran ~:~fe rrmg thl\t trust. h~ • ·Fiftb\J!;i'I'S CONVENTION IJE l'IREF'IGHTERS are couveuiu~ 111 Col~wb~~ ~~ thU. , time. They will depart for their homel W,lln~day Wl\ilc they nrc hobnobbing with one onoth~r. hovlnJ meet· bigs durmg whic h fil' eli and flr~ vreventlon are :it Js to he hoped some m.eans- may be found whereb_y people may be impressed sufficiently that they will_ be more cru::t!fn.l in the imnd\ing vl tire und cowbUI:~tible ' "'_&tcl'ials. • Hundred's of lires occur throughout th• OOijlltfy dally ~wl!lch •r• the dh'ect tesults of cat·ele811 handlln!l of ftr_lls ~nd lnfl~mmable nmteriols and these blue• not •tiiY \ilke t1tolr toll in IOlll!'eG in proporty, !her t•k• a fat• rrea~r toll lq human lives. When 'the lcsoon on fire p_rl!ventlon is )e'~rn~~ py the gre~L rank and file of the country, one of til~ ~rreu(vst cause• of wanton waote will have been mat\li'jjolly .~oducod. Lot u• hope this week will be the cause •-·- ........,. of" ~~.W duwn arriving. ,_,-•. :::: ' NOW_· We ·Are ·Three!'' . T . ---- .I BEiflNOtQE " SCENES IN HOLLYWOOD ' , . .. . EveryoRUtaowa~",,hotl_s~,n~lhl~t mellows-that's why the ., . proce11 Includes the use of Uftra Violet RaYJ. LUCKY STRIKE.!. th• Rnest cigarette you e~er smoke,t; I!'Jade of .he finest tobaccos-the cr·i am of the Crop-THIN-"IT'S TOASt!"O{L . r: ....... • ,--. :1" Everyone .~n«»ft th~t <heat f'"'lf~4i ·~·l onci'.'''TO'lUTIHG"-that extra, seen.~ .~ , t p..OC~;;·· •emotili' harm~l fi'rltCinti th;# , ·· . cause throat It rlfa~~" al)a ''·~y, f.,g, ' ' .. . . ~' I ,• AND ·lii.IJ.-what fun it io to know thentl ~e;r, •eem to rot 10 mtic:L out Of livin.. \'ou met them juot a little .,..... a yor'alo _:_ the we~.!J ~fore they were married. Ten d•yolat· , '~" it 1ave you a pleaoant 1low of linticipation to receive the~ \·card tellinl you whep they'd be "at home." ' . _, '' ',,' ~ . { ' • �" ( abo thi 1\lil Y .. 7. I '• '" • ·~. t... • .,;f • •, '' ' �" ( abo thi 1\lil Y .. 7. I '• '" • ·~. t... • .,;f • •, '' ' �• • ' • . I ·. 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