https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2289be6a3f9978a1e58403115d123064.pdf a11f250d1874af22d112a2fe5aba8384 PDF Text Text 1r, n6t. portio ton . W'edJI..clllY mrmer, possibly ..,,...,., d .I. Oll ' F LL " lN ., 0£ ROWN And h ...... N y �-- 'roai)AT, .mill: t , lfli. Radio Program The: Plaintive Plea " • '. -· - -·- "' --+- ~­ "-- Rebo lias . Become 81\ops Qpen At 10 A. M.; Prkes • haa been C. F. Rathburn To Talbot Succ'Ct:\1 _. N-.:1 .-------:,..--.-- on the board fer IDift. well known Middleport ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ,,• OPEN THURSDAYS 1et>ilient., - Middleport- reaentatlves capt Jones , on the board and will act u usual rnere ate 24 members of the board m a ll _..... ... MRS.INSAUVAGE DIES HOSPITAL PILES ~lf~~\1i -"'('·"""---- ....... I TEACHERS ARE EMPLOYED ~ .,. High school A Mr$ tCathcrl:.:.le enu\Jage, 73, pn::s- .red hoC mama ! wtth c:bllblalna HARMONIE !NNE VIW Sllaillik:l ' ·--' ·:;_,tatb.er gives the brtdc aWI\Y mother. ~ntlce& hm.· back ' .. :won:h 100 ' the .-.u c.Jat or 'ie.uvag"t! of Chester Hill, Ind I .,., ':Pia F lnBte,rwa ld ambUlance letr>" lbrtlr. &: 'ii.uue.:.r, ....t'U881tritll, Mleldie- I'heFaa7 at n CCifl t o brmg the body Jli'lrt, 0 A 10 t-:~ Middleport 9~00 uch k" 44 'WI 1:01 ~C > ' K.in11 Of he 'Mayfterm .Wropg .' ' . ,, ROUSH'S SHOE'SToRE ) · atUidleport I BIILTIIDA.Y PARTY \ ' ~~~~~0~ . cf ,t.l;.!..lS~ of 'hlldron ~;.,":,; , l mcs' nirlmgh0u1 the '\~::::J~' et I pnid for by the- F<!ene)i-Bf:nnctt Post of the American Legion, It was learned this week. At first, a oomwaa .selected to investigate In the families of Legion· and they decided the worl: ~~~rlh;;do al'i much good to go R,.step 11 and take In any of the needy fatnlUes of the county Each of the operations were• per· formed by Dr S. A McCullough nt ccst and the locol post paid for them, throug.h the receipts taken 1n from the series of C.hartty Balls, whtctl they aave at the Knights or Pythlas dance hall They o.lsD donated f .sum of motli!y from these receipts t o th.e Pnwnt Teachers Asecrlatlon, to be usee\ In the Milk for the Klddies. OPEN EV~Y THURSDAY AFTERNOON! I -· ' Adam and Eve In the Gard.. n of Eden -A~rywe have all heard alii• childhood- Con1lder your Adamli I Apple -the pos1esslon of each a11e of us, man or woman -your .v'olce box- containing your vocal chjrcls ' -your larynx-Don't rasp' your throat with harsh Irritants- Re~h for a LUCKY lnatead- le coreful,•lli ' . your choice of dgare...._ Remember, LUCKY STRIKE II the only clgareHe, In America that through Its exclusive ''TOASTING" ' ' :g. ) ·process expe,ls certain haflh l11l1ants . :ptoaent In rsl! f'!w .. Thts,e . 'expelled lwltan~ qre a,ofd to manu· facturers of cheMic.f compounds. ' ' 1hey are !!!! preaent .in your LUCI,(Y SIRIKL And ·ao;·w• lay· ,"Consjder' ' ' . ,.rour Adam~• . i Mrs E M M~Carty left Monday SaiE'lll wherc 11he wm visit with vnreJ,ts, Mt tmd Mrs Yontz ' Gaa and Pain Could Not Eat Pomeroy 1h!Jrsday t-eeltJ.'' · · :-.' ;:~ <I ' ,. ' ' • I ,flow A·v,ation·, LJ~,red Nichols · To Fame Via ··the Sky Route 1 l •• M•cm= -' ' a 1tqllr 11 .-.':i" ,;-" i: 1 . ,, ' 1 hq~•• lty the Ho lm~. GupstJ uc- 1 I . lhat f Mrs Pearl H:ugiJ!ns entertained with a party Saturday evening In honor or the birthday Bnnlversary of Mrs. Btclla Roush. A nwnber of fr 1ends were present to enjoy th~ evening A light. luncheon was served by the hostetls ut. a late hour. 0 by the I!oa•d 'fqr the Pl'oposed rel••ase ----- . LUCKY Instead'' qt Or'ouk~d ileUJikl>:•. ~ijl ~· 1~f~~~.:; •whatever, tloei•'Clll&i!llicatiou? Tb~ 0ntY •f.ea~· as they are to receive ~id, ev~n m~irectjy, by such j;;~:~~:~of the board, little hope fot• ilpprpvement 11l&l tc ,' by the jaw •biding citizens of thc ·lanq. ''* •• "Reach for a ..;:~ ....:~:~~ ~nYVIl~. li~llY Jlj~t ~~·~ ~~~, ~id that Schooley' does not know' ~::;:;.lt~he ·~~e as1a gener~ijy. supposed, .~ b no busine.. of the P.arole Board. lt •?auld o• aim, whether 1t' ls or not, to l:'ee that ~reb cri~ina.i:t> ' as he-'-who hav~ inteliigonce enough to go str~igbt lt ·'\!lo'Y so desh·e, and who not only break th~ lawa of ou1 betray a trust In so dbing-aro adequatoly pu .. ' ':t;. If 1 n't Rasp ¥our Throat )With Harsh Irritants -----'- B · ~lrnn )'OU! rDODO¥ baek. ' ~ERCY ASSUR_F.IP-~e ~'- S Dea H Padley Ward, Ma- DANCE fl<A-1-1~.:';,!:: . ~- . th•t cover~th hi• •in• liP~ pro•pcr; but whoso confeo8eth and for!iuketb ~all· have mcrey.-froverbo 28:13. ' HI. SCtlQP~Y CASE • , N;E COULD jiAIIULY want hr better evld~nce of the poor juaamen~ o! the l''!role Board Jn Oh10 than the Pr<l•r ,iHSued ?.!ond~y. placing the youn11er Schooley in line 'ior ~~role to l>erin in A.ufust. T~e Schooley case has at. #a~IP,<! more \ban t)l• usual BIJlOUnt of mterest because p! )ill~ fact !hat in addition to the usual graft fe.tures, it in· V<llve!l' a nuw)ler o! PI'Omlnent men in 'Cleveland and ft· nallY lep to tho' klilijtQ' of a former councih!tan since e¢hool ey and Hfs !apher were sent to the Ohio Stntc Prison, In ~pite1 of t~e f~ct tpat Schooley h•o done a)i that he ~~~~~, hum4llqly do to thwat't ju•t•c• and to !l'OVcnt the i. df ~~· llfPfl ca~e frqm becoming known, 111 oJ)lte pf ' thattile CuyahoiJ~ dounty prosecutor vigorously ~ ny parole, In Jp:.c of tr.o ••r·iou1s. the by· ' in Oleveland, u1 .SjJli(! of believe<j that Schn· Icy coui~ ~ive ' othttrt nught be whereby 'many for t~eir )l&rt 1~ the .swin!:l!e. m api(~ P~rolo Jlo!!+d suppo!elily '"zyrkinK in citizenship of this sqoto, -have the te· jo j!ij!UO a parole for ·~ch a Ct!f!tin.,J. I !~~~~;,:~~~: Columbus hosp lt1!-l TO SUSPEND FOR SUMMER Th-. Guild Society of the Heath M Doh1t autteJ> t.nother m inute from TUesday morning at. 10 30 She has bllnd, itClblnK, -protrudln" or blaed· been in Lll health !or r:cveral v.celo.:Fl E Church whiCh met Mor.ctay even-j 1DI' Pile. wltliout t~a tinr th o ueweat and ta1te1t actlnl' treatme nt out Dr. and was taken to ColUmbus lasl mg nt the home of Mrs He)·~rt :NI~;on'• Cblnarold. fortified wl lb nre. Imported Chlru~ae Herb, with week by th& Rawll91r-1 nrnbule.pce ncl unde1 w~nt a major operation •mUIPC J!Ol'l'tlll' to roiluce IWOIIen t'noe1, brlnp ease and comrort tn :atwlday a ffl:w mlnohl, enabllnar you to work Mr.a S!HIVI\ge is !mrvh•ed by thtee al:lil enjoy life while tt contlnUt!ll Ita aoothlng, b,t!al tnl' octloD' Don't d!!• ln lliChfers, Mr~ F.arl Lama of }J:ldJay. :Aot In tim e to 11-Votd "d!lnger- 1lcp<n t Mi< s Grace Snuvnge of Co· oua and GOI'IItly OJ)tn.tlon. T ry Dr. 'l'nt:us ind ~rr~ Hany ~on glanrl Nt:~on'a Cbii:U)t'Old und er our gu&r~ antee to •atlafJ' eompleU!.ty and -be f Columbus anr:l ene scb.'\Dr Ed Every Friday Night PIUIDI 0.0.. A 'f"llll 0/.,) The Middleport. bof:rd or educa~ that the fo!lowlng employed for ~ 00 away at a ,' -------~""""' Capt Tom Jone& have been the The Board of,. Trustees of Rio Orande eoneee met 'l'ucsd.a:)' a!ter· MOD and one new tru.stee appointed io IUI!eed. B. :&:. Talbott of Mid.dle&xri wpo 1ree:,aned. Mr. Talbott ,,.. ., J Aa Rio Grande Tnuteel Lat.. bQtt. appointed to succted Mr. Ta.l· , I ter R-.icn• Afteto 30 M.ei&a eounUr has always ha4 v f Se • te pre.!ientativts on thla board, ~ eaJa o niC«!! the P¥t 15 yeara, Ml: TaJbot.t l. . ' U:u;.n 30 years, decided ~t bel diCI -lOt b ll.vc the t1ml! to devote t.o the pla<le. Mr. 0 . #' Rathburn alio a d J ' I ' ' ' ''J i ' I .' ' 1 I • ' •' '" "t l"' i \; '. .'' •H �-- 'roai)AT, .mill: t , lfli. Radio Program The: Plaintive Plea " • '. -· - -·- "' --+- ~­ "-- Rebo lias . Become 81\ops Qpen At 10 A. M.; Prkes • haa been C. F. Rathburn To Talbot Succ'Ct:\1 _. N-.:1 .-------:,..--.-- on the board fer IDift. well known Middleport ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ,,• OPEN THURSDAYS 1et>ilient., - Middleport- reaentatlves capt Jones , on the board and will act u usual rnere ate 24 members of the board m a ll _..... ... MRS.INSAUVAGE DIES HOSPITAL PILES ~lf~~\1i -"'('·"""---- ....... I TEACHERS ARE EMPLOYED ~ .,. High school A Mr$ tCathcrl:.:.le enu\Jage, 73, pn::s- .red hoC mama ! wtth c:bllblalna HARMONIE !NNE VIW Sllaillik:l ' ·--' ·:;_,tatb.er gives the brtdc aWI\Y mother. ~ntlce& hm.· back ' .. :won:h 100 ' the .-.u c.Jat or 'ie.uvag"t! of Chester Hill, Ind I .,., ':Pia F lnBte,rwa ld ambUlance letr>" lbrtlr. &: 'ii.uue.:.r, ....t'U881tritll, Mleldie- I'heFaa7 at n CCifl t o brmg the body Jli'lrt, 0 A 10 t-:~ Middleport 9~00 uch k" 44 'WI 1:01 ~C > ' K.in11 Of he 'Mayfterm .Wropg .' ' . ,, ROUSH'S SHOE'SToRE ) · atUidleport I BIILTIIDA.Y PARTY \ ' ~~~~~0~ . cf ,t.l;.!..lS~ of 'hlldron ~;.,":,; , l mcs' nirlmgh0u1 the '\~::::J~' et I pnid for by the- F<!ene)i-Bf:nnctt Post of the American Legion, It was learned this week. At first, a oomwaa .selected to investigate In the families of Legion· and they decided the worl: ~~~rlh;;do al'i much good to go R,.step 11 and take In any of the needy fatnlUes of the county Each of the operations were• per· formed by Dr S. A McCullough nt ccst and the locol post paid for them, throug.h the receipts taken 1n from the series of C.hartty Balls, whtctl they aave at the Knights or Pythlas dance hall They o.lsD donated f .sum of motli!y from these receipts t o th.e Pnwnt Teachers Asecrlatlon, to be usee\ In the Milk for the Klddies. OPEN EV~Y THURSDAY AFTERNOON! I -· ' Adam and Eve In the Gard.. n of Eden -A~rywe have all heard alii• childhood- Con1lder your Adamli I Apple -the pos1esslon of each a11e of us, man or woman -your .v'olce box- containing your vocal chjrcls ' -your larynx-Don't rasp' your throat with harsh Irritants- Re~h for a LUCKY lnatead- le coreful,•lli ' . your choice of dgare...._ Remember, LUCKY STRIKE II the only clgareHe, In America that through Its exclusive ''TOASTING" ' ' :g. ) ·process expe,ls certain haflh l11l1ants . :ptoaent In rsl! f'!w .. Thts,e . 'expelled lwltan~ qre a,ofd to manu· facturers of cheMic.f compounds. ' ' 1hey are !!!! preaent .in your LUCI,(Y SIRIKL And ·ao;·w• lay· ,"Consjder' ' ' . ,.rour Adam~• . i Mrs E M M~Carty left Monday SaiE'lll wherc 11he wm visit with vnreJ,ts, Mt tmd Mrs Yontz ' Gaa and Pain Could Not Eat Pomeroy 1h!Jrsday t-eeltJ.'' · · :-.' ;:~ <I ' ,. ' ' • I ,flow A·v,ation·, LJ~,red Nichols · To Fame Via ··the Sky Route 1 l •• M•cm= -' ' a 1tqllr 11 .-.':i" ,;-" i: 1 . ,, ' 1 hq~•• lty the Ho lm~. GupstJ uc- 1 I . lhat f Mrs Pearl H:ugiJ!ns entertained with a party Saturday evening In honor or the birthday Bnnlversary of Mrs. Btclla Roush. A nwnber of fr 1ends were present to enjoy th~ evening A light. luncheon was served by the hostetls ut. a late hour. 0 by the I!oa•d 'fqr the Pl'oposed rel••ase ----- . LUCKY Instead'' qt Or'ouk~d ileUJikl>:•. ~ijl ~· 1~f~~~.:; •whatever, tloei•'Clll&i!llicatiou? Tb~ 0ntY •f.ea~· as they are to receive ~id, ev~n m~irectjy, by such j;;~:~~:~of the board, little hope fot• ilpprpvement 11l&l tc ,' by the jaw •biding citizens of thc ·lanq. ''* •• "Reach for a ..;:~ ....:~:~~ ~nYVIl~. li~llY Jlj~t ~~·~ ~~~, ~id that Schooley' does not know' ~::;:;.lt~he ·~~e as1a gener~ijy. supposed, .~ b no busine.. of the P.arole Board. lt •?auld o• aim, whether 1t' ls or not, to l:'ee that ~reb cri~ina.i:t> ' as he-'-who hav~ inteliigonce enough to go str~igbt lt ·'\!lo'Y so desh·e, and who not only break th~ lawa of ou1 betray a trust In so dbing-aro adequatoly pu .. ' ':t;. If 1 n't Rasp ¥our Throat )With Harsh Irritants -----'- B · ~lrnn )'OU! rDODO¥ baek. ' ~ERCY ASSUR_F.IP-~e ~'- S Dea H Padley Ward, Ma- DANCE fl<A-1-1~.:';,!:: . ~- . th•t cover~th hi• •in• liP~ pro•pcr; but whoso confeo8eth and for!iuketb ~all· have mcrey.-froverbo 28:13. ' HI. SCtlQP~Y CASE • , N;E COULD jiAIIULY want hr better evld~nce of the poor juaamen~ o! the l''!role Board Jn Oh10 than the Pr<l•r ,iHSued ?.!ond~y. placing the youn11er Schooley in line 'ior ~~role to l>erin in A.ufust. T~e Schooley case has at. #a~IP,<! more \ban t)l• usual BIJlOUnt of mterest because p! )ill~ fact !hat in addition to the usual graft fe.tures, it in· V<llve!l' a nuw)ler o! PI'Omlnent men in 'Cleveland and ft· nallY lep to tho' klilijtQ' of a former councih!tan since e¢hool ey and Hfs !apher were sent to the Ohio Stntc Prison, In ~pite1 of t~e f~ct tpat Schooley h•o done a)i that he ~~~~~, hum4llqly do to thwat't ju•t•c• and to !l'OVcnt the i. df ~~· llfPfl ca~e frqm becoming known, 111 oJ)lte pf ' thattile CuyahoiJ~ dounty prosecutor vigorously ~ ny parole, In Jp:.c of tr.o ••r·iou1s. the by· ' in Oleveland, u1 .SjJli(! of believe<j that Schn· Icy coui~ ~ive ' othttrt nught be whereby 'many for t~eir )l&rt 1~ the .swin!:l!e. m api(~ P~rolo Jlo!!+d suppo!elily '"zyrkinK in citizenship of this sqoto, -have the te· jo j!ij!UO a parole for ·~ch a Ct!f!tin.,J. I !~~~~;,:~~~: Columbus hosp lt1!-l TO SUSPEND FOR SUMMER Th-. Guild Society of the Heath M Doh1t autteJ> t.nother m inute from TUesday morning at. 10 30 She has bllnd, itClblnK, -protrudln" or blaed· been in Lll health !or r:cveral v.celo.:Fl E Church whiCh met Mor.ctay even-j 1DI' Pile. wltliout t~a tinr th o ueweat and ta1te1t actlnl' treatme nt out Dr. and was taken to ColUmbus lasl mg nt the home of Mrs He)·~rt :NI~;on'• Cblnarold. fortified wl lb nre. Imported Chlru~ae Herb, with week by th& Rawll91r-1 nrnbule.pce ncl unde1 w~nt a major operation •mUIPC J!Ol'l'tlll' to roiluce IWOIIen t'noe1, brlnp ease and comrort tn :atwlday a ffl:w mlnohl, enabllnar you to work Mr.a S!HIVI\ge is !mrvh•ed by thtee al:lil enjoy life while tt contlnUt!ll Ita aoothlng, b,t!al tnl' octloD' Don't d!!• ln lliChfers, Mr~ F.arl Lama of }J:ldJay. :Aot In tim e to 11-Votd "d!lnger- 1lcp<n t Mi< s Grace Snuvnge of Co· oua and GOI'IItly OJ)tn.tlon. T ry Dr. 'l'nt:us ind ~rr~ Hany ~on glanrl Nt:~on'a Cbii:U)t'Old und er our gu&r~ antee to •atlafJ' eompleU!.ty and -be f Columbus anr:l ene scb.'\Dr Ed Every Friday Night PIUIDI 0.0.. A 'f"llll 0/.,) The Middleport. bof:rd or educa~ that the fo!lowlng employed for ~ 00 away at a ,' -------~""""' Capt Tom Jone& have been the The Board of,. Trustees of Rio Orande eoneee met 'l'ucsd.a:)' a!ter· MOD and one new tru.stee appointed io IUI!eed. B. :&:. Talbott of Mid.dle&xri wpo 1ree:,aned. Mr. Talbott ,,.. ., J Aa Rio Grande Tnuteel Lat.. bQtt. appointed to succted Mr. Ta.l· , I ter R-.icn• Afteto 30 M.ei&a eounUr has always ha4 v f Se • te pre.!ientativts on thla board, ~ eaJa o niC«!! the P¥t 15 yeara, Ml: TaJbot.t l. . ' U:u;.n 30 years, decided ~t bel diCI -lOt b ll.vc the t1ml! to devote t.o the pla<le. Mr. 0 . #' Rathburn alio a d J ' I ' ' ' ''J i ' I .' ' 1 I • ' •' '" "t l"' i \; '. .'' •H �• . Who'd Mind Being Caught? TIJUD.\y, J1111111, ~ ......, ' CI-ASIIPII'JL 4.,V.Il'Utl Galti~lis · News , · D••llit r;upport ot 1il.1oor ehikkt.a. Adrllne WUltanllftli No ll'Qtedi Ia cUvoroe 1rom her WIUUi.DU, by day. b~ Judp Whll.e Oeorte 31ltur~ I ' ' _ l f '~ 1'11<0~ "Victor Gets .the Spoils "" I 4 • .... J. 8\.111~· - , I . Ji --- ' nitb annual s'-c-:r•o" ,f. M. GlUM ll SON' Wat!:l! ~ a11d • . J•welen .... ., .lll Worll j>OWMU: GU~IP&eecl. I!UIIllJIN(>, • :S, COI'IUIID C •.BURG f!. llporlf Writer j York, JUDe 1-Baaeball 'With da1JI bero would be like a -wjdl W\Ohqut ....., and btacun hQpena tAl be Wu I. "· ' a. JAR! Q}!llvelaod'_l rl&htbanded plt· . Hea,~r. <lJ.irb' Breed ··. hem. ·· f ! ., OHIO .POUlTRY co. a I' .Pllcme .2f7Jt . Nnf<Ti-·Sa.-t' a.-.FtHr :, Nflw }IW.. Phlla<l<!Jph:. • ac lllalt. Pliiial""'h h!4n at' Otnctimau <PlaYed pai:f. ot Sunday>a dbuble·header.l ..,..,..,...,. I -~r ~ . 1!t T.nl•• , ••• ed -;~ ..-Y part of Builday'a double-haaderJ u ml<ldlewel&bt~ a~ drew (8). · BeWan of ......ic. '"ln ~he unwelcome udvlce,~ Ill' Ho, ,the llltlfe or Chinatown, ''iii;..Vs at -once thAt you are 'tln, .~~ to he · IUu:ihsenlng ot· eon· ftdence."-Washln(lton SfJir. nuouble ralea.- , CHJ.OE •SJiOPPE . P~o~e 2'72-J. Ne1111 Yo~.: a~ Ohlcqo1 Philil.delphta at PJttsburgh. S.t. LOuis at Phiiadolphla.. Detl-olt ~t Bost-on. fi C!evel~d at Washington. . ' ' ''L<•flll" O'DotiJ,' wbo had been in • ~-~,..~.:~bol;her 1~.'''1'"•·· !' irdo~ , had Gllllppcel. ·out of it IUld hnppy. And so W&ll the YOUflK5ter scnb .:,~,•: ..: , 1njurtd Captain , ~ ,I ' sell Auto Bales. ·REV. KATHERINE litop at THE DAlt.Y Qy"racu~;c, a l!'()R Ej:Ai£-P'Olll' , Je1wy aud one Holateln, 'Bullington en, H~laonvm& :m miles abav~ Intlrma,ry, .....,O . HR 1'0R R£1'C-Two .oli'Jce room. on Court m:, oftr Bulldln" IJld' Loan Otftce. lu llne oondltton. wltll et~m heat. See C. lll. · DOW ut tttw. Ebtrabath, Pam.eroy. Al30 t·.1u mucc rooDWI •o. Street. Ohio. Main- ~~ ...._ . In Predel' Other Brooklyn :~c. with vJgor · nnd sudden lifting of the morale BrOoklyn team bode no •Rood for 'tlle West./ club.~ a11d promlsed to n<Jd to the ~tp"llt ;-or the National League pennant mce.. ' Brooklyn ls now the "dark horse" in the mce. It is one of the most colt,l.l'ful cfubs Jn th'c majo1·s and wJll 01.1 E•pre;~ ion Traced drJ'W h·eavJly if it can continue 1!.11 Tim e:XJil"l!sslou "rl)llbln g l'eter to winnhlg galt. In thelJo..llnal double 1\fl.Y l"nul" hntl Its lll"lg-ln I n thl! hendei" 11t h<lmc oot May :n ngaiMt rh·nlry bctwceu St. Petl:!t''ll cuUw- the Braves, the Robins dreW tO,ooo •Jml, now WMtmlnst.er ol.lbey, nnd spectators, the b!ge;est cmwd Lha~ St l'unl's l"Oitl~edrnl, In I.ondon. In ever witnessed a game at Ebbetta I Uii)(l All llPPl"O[ll"lotlon \\"111'1 mmle .Field. In the doublc·hcader aga.lnst trom St. Patm·'s to mnke 11p for a the Olnnts at tl11l Polo Grouuds the df'ftclt in the necnunt at St. Panl's. d ay before,. appl'OXimately 60.000 Tlle nctlon mr.t a•lth OJIJlrlsltlon, tha spect.a.ton! tumed out, Thus, In two qncatloh being a.akell, "Wily rob St. playing days, the Robins performed Peter to pay St. rauJ?"' befm·e 100,000 specta!ms. ... , ' you INy lnoUnace roi~ bitt' a ..~ . · olaJ!tial oaving ;. W'!"'h coaei,dering. 1 Seed 5c 1t;to:~y~orA~ Sudan Grass lle Herm11n, ~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~[~f'~~.;~:~·~~~;~)J: : ,s~~ ,...:...... c all hittln1 the Millet-1'enn frequency. liUOAlNS Jn Used CM111 51~2c lb. "- ,. ah,o~s ~ dlNT.RAL .policiao ofer 100%,J>I'I'I<fti4>no' with (air adjustments anilproblpt Jiettlemmh. CENTRAL'S diviclend (30'1){, llillce 1!121) a raJ -;,g. · Full IIJ~ 011 ~. IIIUiis queat. l { .• SOYBEANS Home Certified $1.75 laaaraace•Beal Estat.e·B•••• , . POMEROY, OHIO. . . Prices F~O.B. Store Domino Service FIRil, AUTOMOB. IL!l AN 'D TClRNAD(J t ' N SUR A N .C E F 0 R SELECT.. R IS !C. Store 0. H; Myers, Mgr. I Pomeroy,. 0. WeigiJ.s 100 at R. G. WEBSTER 3 WHIPPLE .Arze I.. WAITI~(i -rHE I'C-<>:1<! . FQ<>. 3~28--il ~~~t~~t!ft~v:.·J~~~:l I D 1:-P E-NDA$1 . . t.~T;Y p~ckaa-e ol Snlada_Tea tree. ·. LootJ.Qst~SoJnewaere cwy, Mi· •ldi faohio;oejlcIriO Solicl C..lcl l>reul Prl1ecl ••~ ~i,bly ::~~~~·~r~.w~l·l ~·~~~ , ·'~t . ~~~ RiJ, "·· !- lm;""'la''•l beautll)'iDJ Ntrlee ltr . . ' balr, eempledo• aDd ha..., at Only pme scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Jkooklyn at' St. Louts. Boston at Cinc::inhatJ.. , AftiERJCAN LEAGUE Chicago at Waiililo.gton. ' .Evr.rJ St. Paul at Loutavllle. TiJ:er U.liCI, lii.UWBEII SCALP 'I'Jt£A'DIIMTit , . G4MB8 TODA.Y Pa...:.Indlan eOftlpeknC. ii IQr e1~ areh-So wfth,. CJte aew baiL A~E~ICAN ~fi11!!10C::IA 'l'ION ""*ey ~ Chloe Facial - WBflhington. 18; Chicago 4, Beach, We . Special Thio Week I as ,. · AMERICAN LEAGVE DOG! 1::.001< dyle halt~ i~!:J' . ,....,.de the ....,_ beduninl Cleveland 4: New YoriC 1. fhlladelpttla 'J; ,IJettolt. 3. ~ Louta f; Bqaton o. 8E ARRESTED R:IR CUialD eOiaiftJ' t;, tile ITPt ol 70• reao~ ..... Cal'f'a aad tile ~•tare or ,..,.. ,.' l(l'OWIII.s.) FIGHT REsULTS DUNE thls ~k po.ckn11c of ' YOUR BEAUTY NEEDS ' . .. ' MQ~Q~~~~e ST~~t; Bq~l~ : ' ;• :(" ·~-~ ''!'· • ~~ ' "'', _-, ~ ·• ,/, \ '\ • . H.v~tf.~.lJL·Iet ' aJJ~K&:§ . < ~ •·. ,t' ' . .. { ' I �• . Who'd Mind Being Caught? TIJUD.\y, J1111111, ~ ......, ' CI-ASIIPII'JL 4.,V.Il'Utl Galti~lis · News , · D••llit r;upport ot 1il.1oor ehikkt.a. Adrllne WUltanllftli No ll'Qtedi Ia cUvoroe 1rom her WIUUi.DU, by day. b~ Judp Whll.e Oeorte 31ltur~ I ' ' _ l f '~ 1'11<0~ "Victor Gets .the Spoils "" I 4 • .... J. 8\.111~· - , I . Ji --- ' nitb annual s'-c-:r•o" ,f. M. GlUM ll SON' Wat!:l! ~ a11d • . J•welen .... ., .lll Worll j>OWMU: GU~IP&eecl. I!UIIllJIN(>, • :S, COI'IUIID C •.BURG f!. llporlf Writer j York, JUDe 1-Baaeball 'With da1JI bero would be like a -wjdl W\Ohqut ....., and btacun hQpena tAl be Wu I. "· ' a. JAR! Q}!llvelaod'_l rl&htbanded plt· . Hea,~r. <lJ.irb' Breed ··. hem. ·· f ! ., OHIO .POUlTRY co. a I' .Pllcme .2f7Jt . Nnf<Ti-·Sa.-t' a.-.FtHr :, Nflw }IW.. Phlla<l<!Jph:. • ac lllalt. Pliiial""'h h!4n at' Otnctimau <PlaYed pai:f. ot Sunday>a dbuble·header.l ..,..,..,...,. I -~r ~ . 1!t T.nl•• , ••• ed -;~ ..-Y part of Builday'a double-haaderJ u ml<ldlewel&bt~ a~ drew (8). · BeWan of ......ic. '"ln ~he unwelcome udvlce,~ Ill' Ho, ,the llltlfe or Chinatown, ''iii;..Vs at -once thAt you are 'tln, .~~ to he · IUu:ihsenlng ot· eon· ftdence."-Washln(lton SfJir. nuouble ralea.- , CHJ.OE •SJiOPPE . P~o~e 2'72-J. Ne1111 Yo~.: a~ Ohlcqo1 Philil.delphta at PJttsburgh. S.t. LOuis at Phiiadolphla.. Detl-olt ~t Bost-on. fi C!evel~d at Washington. . ' ' ''L<•flll" O'DotiJ,' wbo had been in • ~-~,..~.:~bol;her 1~.'''1'"•·· !' irdo~ , had Gllllppcel. ·out of it IUld hnppy. And so W&ll the YOUflK5ter scnb .:,~,•: ..: , 1njurtd Captain , ~ ,I ' sell Auto Bales. ·REV. KATHERINE litop at THE DAlt.Y Qy"racu~;c, a l!'()R Ej:Ai£-P'Olll' , Je1wy aud one Holateln, 'Bullington en, H~laonvm& :m miles abav~ Intlrma,ry, .....,O . HR 1'0R R£1'C-Two .oli'Jce room. on Court m:, oftr Bulldln" IJld' Loan Otftce. lu llne oondltton. wltll et~m heat. See C. lll. · DOW ut tttw. Ebtrabath, Pam.eroy. Al30 t·.1u mucc rooDWI •o. Street. Ohio. Main- ~~ ...._ . In Predel' Other Brooklyn :~c. with vJgor · nnd sudden lifting of the morale BrOoklyn team bode no •Rood for 'tlle West./ club.~ a11d promlsed to n<Jd to the ~tp"llt ;-or the National League pennant mce.. ' Brooklyn ls now the "dark horse" in the mce. It is one of the most colt,l.l'ful cfubs Jn th'c majo1·s and wJll 01.1 E•pre;~ ion Traced drJ'W h·eavJly if it can continue 1!.11 Tim e:XJil"l!sslou "rl)llbln g l'eter to winnhlg galt. In thelJo..llnal double 1\fl.Y l"nul" hntl Its lll"lg-ln I n thl! hendei" 11t h<lmc oot May :n ngaiMt rh·nlry bctwceu St. Petl:!t''ll cuUw- the Braves, the Robins dreW tO,ooo •Jml, now WMtmlnst.er ol.lbey, nnd spectators, the b!ge;est cmwd Lha~ St l'unl's l"Oitl~edrnl, In I.ondon. In ever witnessed a game at Ebbetta I Uii)(l All llPPl"O[ll"lotlon \\"111'1 mmle .Field. In the doublc·hcader aga.lnst trom St. Patm·'s to mnke 11p for a the Olnnts at tl11l Polo Grouuds the df'ftclt in the necnunt at St. Panl's. d ay before,. appl'OXimately 60.000 Tlle nctlon mr.t a•lth OJIJlrlsltlon, tha spect.a.ton! tumed out, Thus, In two qncatloh being a.akell, "Wily rob St. playing days, the Robins performed Peter to pay St. rauJ?"' befm·e 100,000 specta!ms. ... , ' you INy lnoUnace roi~ bitt' a ..~ . · olaJ!tial oaving ;. W'!"'h coaei,dering. 1 Seed 5c 1t;to:~y~orA~ Sudan Grass lle Herm11n, ~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~[~f'~~.;~:~·~~~;~)J: : ,s~~ ,...:...... c all hittln1 the Millet-1'enn frequency. liUOAlNS Jn Used CM111 51~2c lb. "- ,. ah,o~s ~ dlNT.RAL .policiao ofer 100%,J>I'I'I<fti4>no' with (air adjustments anilproblpt Jiettlemmh. CENTRAL'S diviclend (30'1){, llillce 1!121) a raJ -;,g. · Full IIJ~ 011 ~. IIIUiis queat. l { .• SOYBEANS Home Certified $1.75 laaaraace•Beal Estat.e·B•••• , . POMEROY, OHIO. . . Prices F~O.B. Store Domino Service FIRil, AUTOMOB. IL!l AN 'D TClRNAD(J t ' N SUR A N .C E F 0 R SELECT.. R IS !C. Store 0. H; Myers, Mgr. I Pomeroy,. 0. WeigiJ.s 100 at R. G. WEBSTER 3 WHIPPLE .Arze I.. WAITI~(i -rHE I'C-<>:1<! . FQ<>. 3~28--il ~~~t~~t!ft~v:.·J~~~:l I D 1:-P E-NDA$1 . . t.~T;Y p~ckaa-e ol Snlada_Tea tree. ·. LootJ.Qst~SoJnewaere cwy, Mi· •ldi faohio;oejlcIriO Solicl C..lcl l>reul Prl1ecl ••~ ~i,bly ::~~~~·~r~.w~l·l ~·~~~ , ·'~t . ~~~ RiJ, "·· !- lm;""'la''•l beautll)'iDJ Ntrlee ltr . . ' balr, eempledo• aDd ha..., at Only pme scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Jkooklyn at' St. Louts. Boston at Cinc::inhatJ.. , AftiERJCAN LEAGUE Chicago at Waiililo.gton. ' .Evr.rJ St. Paul at Loutavllle. TiJ:er U.liCI, lii.UWBEII SCALP 'I'Jt£A'DIIMTit , . G4MB8 TODA.Y Pa...:.Indlan eOftlpeknC. ii IQr e1~ areh-So wfth,. CJte aew baiL A~E~ICAN ~fi11!!10C::IA 'l'ION ""*ey ~ Chloe Facial - WBflhington. 18; Chicago 4, Beach, We . 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