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' ' .' •, : ' \, \ I I J • I Yqu Qo--Or~a The ·P.,...art I i ~ 1 I J • ·~ef I j \ J I MANY OF YOU WHO WILL VISIT Te!E BEACHES AND RESORTS OVER THE WEEK-END SHOULD CHECK UP ON YOUR ·CLOTHING NEEDS. May Smith B - • Bride in Chl!Rh Wed. dia1 at Hartford • .' J' ~ I ' the;4 I HOT WEATHER SUITS I AS LOW AS '9·76 Othen $12.So To $19.50 8e comfortable .in one of these Tropi· cal Worsted, Unen Palm Beach Suits. . or . , .· ·.. ..._.,. .~. '.._ ';. 11 M\ :;. ~ - s'fRAw . TS . .. ~7tiii fol1~M;.-i*~it&tta';~ ~a · J, sailors. ·'' • I Watermelons • ...; . . . WHITE NAVY TW,LL TROUSERS .' I 4\ ,... 2 .... ....... '~ 1s ·lb New , ...... ..··peek ' '' Sparkle .-~~ ate ' ltc •:,., tl .- ' . . 5• TENNIS . . . . ._, w1M wla ... .., · .. ' ,_...... or " - • - ... ~-- ·~...,., ••!' .... ;r ... , ... ... .. IIV~IIt IL\TII' 111M . . , ~ te 111.11 .... N..- r ( ' w .4 ... , .. StuHed' Qu~n ., ' ,• . ..~ · ' ~\··· J-,1! • <o ' ,I ·~ !... ':i' - ·~ • • ' ' ,, ..,.·';:wt ... ... ' '• I ' ' · ·· Built for eOI)I{ort in ·hot weather. Light shades fot siunmer wear., ~·, •\~2.46 AND UP ' I • . 'I .• ' . . .··. ' ,,. J.;INEN AND intD;zE .· C~S The, c001eet little ropRF' you can buy. · They let tile breezniglit:in. · . .: ~., .' Pic~les · t . DiU or Sour i::' 19e Sweet ,:' 3lc Olives I • sll• . ·: . .. ' \ ' ~~~' " '. .... llaetarO._ ...... I SPORT ' . . TROUSERS . ~plajn of · white, light ·. tan , aid ·Gtrireyflir plain ·white . W;ith ·black . or. tan s pes. .. ... •s·~ .. . . .. ' . . ' . . .. .. ' ' . . . . ·' ·...• ~clt;T'sousf:U ~ " ..... ,, leoil • • ' .( Pork B'!SDI 4 ,. . Argo Peaches ':t'lSe ~ P~·shl'uilk. . ·-·· . · • Ante Jluttea- . a i: 1ae --and .::. 25C .,•• •. ChM.. ,..., .... ,.. -· .' \ · ,, . I Tomatoes • · Sailor and straight lej:Sti)'le. each Ba"•nas ! ~ ~-""' .. ' ., 'I ' . . $f60 • '".i t ..... ~ p . .. '"\ :, . lATHING:: S~IITS ' . Rugby and Jantzen Make. Elastic knit •nd perfect fi~~. . Ne)V etrles and colors. Qqe •ntUWi?):tf~~ .sUits. . :· ...:;t ...,i~ ' W. UP J~ ' . • . ' • ' ~~~~·t~40<:\ .· . ·, r.· .. : ; t, . ; : ) BATHING BELTS ...... :. Z5c. 31c, &oc' ' . a•··CH .. ~ • ·•.· ..o•• " ················ 10c ~ ...... . ' to- would prej,. ute l:hree ccmslderabty, Just u definite lettli!m.ent at the Polilb f1'on. tier iiuestlon, under Prencll Milt. oolkllfY l'rench poUIIal leatlortblp 1a Pak"Gd. enhaneed Maar.l'featl . Bueker• ~~~:~AH;·GR~NSTAMPS ., ' ,.. ... I I OAUJa 1J o&ltT'I POMEROY, OWO, Ute m!mben of t.bl lllfDIIJ.. Nort.b porUQa - :onlght and ln Boutb porUon Blturd&$ • • NJWB : occulonat JhoWf'rt touilht fWd ·' . ." . .' ."- l'RJC~UNDA Y 5 .. �\ • .. • Plenty of Baeking Radio •. \ J ., • PAOlli'ftiUII • • PR!DAY', .rat.Y' I,INI . I I • 'ft~l I Eveninl worllhtp 1 ·30. •ay to ao wtu m.U 1L known. per .. Komlnf Bt.ar Bible &tUdy t ::JO.! c GrueJer,' • · 8 . 8up4. Ttw! communion Will be oblerved haJ)I!I wa)'• Clin bP found for •U ~ I Raymond Krldt!r, Bupt 1'104-lc~ BaptLam•l terV1ol 110. Vaeatton Blblt school will c~ lsrrw;;uae bet.e.h ~ · ao p K. l '''!!!~o:•._m,mumUti! News • [~[ RYT HIN G IN H[ ~ ~ IN • i: [ss ron 8IG Ol~tllnribfDfJt&l1JI: ~!.,f."li~=; .::a~:~~vod:,~;~fli~ S~~·.•;;, ~~'',~ . thalove, lOYalty and devotlon or tba JN!Ople tuWit be in hjjrmouy with tbe tear:hlnp of JNW~ tbe Christ ~bOiie word& flt Into Ivery luld and crevi~ ol the hurnu bett7i &nd of whom lt wu aald In John 7 .t 6, "N EVl': R MAN .Jj)OD . .. C£l[ 8RnION 0NItJO EpEN 0UJ~ [ 0~y~:::~:~T ~PO~c:'!..,.::::~~~~·pc. .UL·~·LoU•TH• . II ' EP \N i CH -U·RCII J. C. Pilch . Pastor Sunday ac:.bool 9 a . m Feeney-Bennett Post Of American Leaion Haa Spar· Mornln1 devotion 10 a. m . Neither Effort Nor Expeme To Make Event \ c. u. El<hiDn•. PUior No- evenlnl ~>ervlce. An Enjoyable One For All , ' '" '!... "'· Sunday ochuoL I E. M:~~1~~! •tu~~~ Grove 2 p m . Millet, Ept. ... leu~ue W ednf'li10:30 a m. Morning worship Bub-- daY 7 :30 p . m 1 All arrongemcnt6 ha\'e been com - 1 Fullowblg the pageant, one of tm Jeet, "Free Prom Sl,n," · pie~ for the bll Fourth of July largest displays of Pourth ot July 8:30 p. Epworth League. Ot·SIMPSO~ METHODIST CHURCH eelebrat.lon to be held at th e Mid- t\nworks ewr ~itnes.~ in ,the v11le Cha.mbeni, leader. Pal!&! A. Brlrb1.. Pa•tor d)epcrt hlah r.chool stadium . und er Pomeroy Bend, wm be set o:rr. The '1 SO p. m . Evenina: service Sub~ J eMe Brewster . Sunday ~iehool Uw ausplces of the Feeney-Bennett 1 American Lo.Jgion has spared no ex- 1ject, ''The W.Ji)' Into Life." Post, of the An1erlun Legion Wor k pt.mr. In obtal.lins the beat of lhe j 7 30' p. m '"'Wednesday, Mid-week. superintendent. Combined Sl'rvtce 9.00 a . m. en the OOa.utlful pageQ.Dt., un<kr the pyrotechnical display, and all wnl ~rvlee. dlrectlon ot Miss Margaret Riley , be plellied wfili this huge presenM - baa been going ern for the past few tatlun . Tht> "rework& w111 eontatn neks, and quik a bit of time has such displays as, Nlgara Falls. ("Jr llef:n apent In getting everything in tie of the Mountains, Landscape ahlpe for the preliE'ntatlon, Satur- Scenery, large animals and many day night. otl!er dttrerent views. Tb(' paaeant wm be presellted Thf' stadium wtll seat over twl) with beautuul stase s-~ttlngs and thousana peoJT.e anc.. ~ •. iS expcctcd 1011:eoua costumes. Dl:!l'erent dances with favorable weather conditions, will bf riven, representing different I that t.he seatinJ: capacity will be eour.trlea. Several local dancing ftlled Jf weather conditions will not ~swill be on the prOKTam HS well allow the presentation of thE: proas a number of young lalt'nt fro m 1gram It w ill be _given the tollowllli nelahborlng cities evening. • eel' IlK 0111 Thul'lld&Y eventna tho Dl&trict, 8up1.. Mr. KJoU. wiD be beft W hold t.he Pou.rth Q""r\1!1'1)' C:OOfM' THE FlkST BAPTIST CHURCII cnet> of thll year. We wUI appreAIOftsca. It 8ta.rll, Ph. D., m!nblilft Cl&te It It all members of the om9 30 a m. B•bllo 8Chool. l' ~n cial Board will be Pftlt1lt. 1 (.(ln!erence Y.' lll ev·~niny: , July tO I I I m: LUNCHEON j Mrs. A. A. Hllfi ent.ertnmed with I a luncheon dinner 'Ibursd11y g,t her horn ~ Thoae attending were : Mrs. Mrs D. S. Hartinger Great mterest Is b4.!1ng m11n1fesled and Mrs. Bo(gess. tn the dra.mat:lc muftler trill! "Who XHied Earl Wright~.. H IS to be TO STUDY WELFARE presen\ed at Middleport, ume J uly Ml ~ses Jean l..eeth and Angustn 8. Frank Lloyd the d ~ f endan t who Sherman or Portsmouth arril'ed 1 is being 1rnpel:Sonated by J ohn GilThursday for a s:hort visit w1th Miss I' more will be tried for the murder of Luc;lle Mayer, North &cond St. The his best friend Earl Wright, whose girls. who are Seniors of Ohio widow and children will be m th e Etate Umvcrstty left F'rtday molncourt room. The Jud~~:e for the oc- lng \or a short visit In Pqrt&mouth. cllllon will be Rel'. F. c. Kreager SunC:ay the ~hree wHI l!'!ave tor with Rev. c. H. Eichinger as the PrOGeCutJ.nc Attorney Tony Mnni kuso ill Ule bootlegger, whose stuff' connection wlth tbelr social ~clfarc ~used all t.he troubk and w111 be course at Oblo State !or six wceb tmpetsonated by REV Fred I Oanl.~ ner. The tollowtng klc~tl people wlll complete this btet·estlng c!Ui~ Mrs, AUIItln Court Bailiff, H. E. Cook: Sherlll l'rl daughter Mary Ellen and son A 1 C. A. Root; Mrs French, the Stat :•'• V .. nre . \'!Siting Mr. and Ml'.S. C. 1~. Chief Witness, •Mrs. De a G H<l~'e~, Rathburn. Dr. Cook, the cmroner , Rev T Boyd Mr . and Mrs Albert Nichols 11-nd Oay: Mrs. Lloyd, moL er of the nc- Mr and Mrs. Ralph N!chols of 1 fendant, Mrs. H. J . H~·sell , M r~ Oref"ill!b u rgh. Pa., are sr-.•ndlng the Wright, widow. Mlse Frances E week ~nd with Mr and Mr.s. Wm. Kreager: Her two ch11flren, Mo.rjor!C' Swlsl'oer of Ornl'el Hill. • DJiu and Billy Dllee ; Court ReMrs. R. E Tompkins and son porter, Miss Evelyn Eichinger. BobtJ.y r eturned Thursday evening from Buejr1 us where they ha~O been visiting for the past week with relatives. Leonard Troupe ot .Ashland, 0 ., the Rotary 'd evening at will arrive Saturday for a. vtslt rooms. The newly elected with friends. ' omctwSI wer~ 1\nstq.lled •11 theH 1es Mr and Mrs Charlt•s Ml Mas t,:or pc;<:ij:ve. o)ta.jt\8, ,•n]e omcers e•3ct.ed are lP.avlng Sn turd(l y fur C1Jlumll11r. were · '0'. B. Stout. Pre~;: Char~e~ where thev will ~pend th e F1mr•h · Hennuy, VIce Ptea : Cadl'ic Clark, Mr. McMa•ltr will 1 ~ tnrn Sal 1n·-1 BeCrctQry; and David MIH ~ r. 'l'rea.s- day while the latter wm spend Ml\· ·~ urrr After th e short buJ>im:> s.~ meet- t'rR I Wf'l'ks With rel~fh•es ut Plc.t ~­ Trial Excites l\luch Interest M. C Hobart, . Saveg Lives i' CHILDREN have always been subject tu a boat of dread clioeasea. Their undeve· loped bodies have been easy prey to bae· teria. · Now parents are learnina the o.,.;ret of "resirtance." They are arming their children a:aainat the miscroocopic foe by let· ting them have plenty of sleep, J:llenty oun· ohine and plenty of pure, fresb milk. Teat· ecJ, pastelil'ited, llottled and sealed with expert care, the safest milk for children comes from PHON£635-L I , I I ... .' ' ' ' ' .. HERE'S ONE CLUE Maybe I'm Wrong By Johia P. Medbury From '» » ·----· the ~ ~~· ~ tiLUD HOSTI:SS Mrs. Lou Bu1·ford was hostess to her brWge club ThllrH<ln y a l lle1 home c.n Scooud Avenue Prl2Cl!! tor hiBh score were Bwnrd ~l to Mrs Ottie Stanley ~l..ld Httt'l ic Mu rlt~ Smllh. Dinner wns seJ"o,. ed a\ Uw Mary Jace. » I tv1YSTERY OF ENTERT.UNS 1\T RRII)(.F. Mrs. Dav1d M11ler cntcJ!alned I wo tabl•s of ccntro.ct trtrlge aL her hc n~t: 1'hursday arte1noon Mr s. . ' GER~LDINE" ~t't :PIIwl:nug !'<!CI'IVt!d flrsL pri7R St'I'O.!d Dnm- I ' and Mra. H. L Ward ' l ty r~ rrrWmcnts hcs\.t!s!l, II your Uttle boy cwtaro and utts bad lanatlage. MaY· tu ·n grow Up and wl'lte Broadway bP- shqw~ . .. ~ The weirde&l ~>rime of the decade io aot.ed by the mostlntereetins odeutb of modern deteetive "'§~!IP-:-THATCIIER COLT, Pt1ieo CooiiDi..ioner and Slentb Extraordinary of New York City. War hero, 'Yirtu010 in ~1ll the sciences, meticu• lou~ a'r¢1iier, snlo tJ\l~oiiouor, ehormlng , J .,_.., -.~n!1:91Mf'l See 'lllrr lt6 lillliinglea ~. eene doom of lovely girl In Uw f . ,,• .... " .1 • Comer IU.. aull t..oh• ,, 'llor Slilll IIJ Martin 1111! llhiler Dnu . • You can settle th.is out of court Every cigarette is its own best witness. LET CHESTERFIELD SPEAK FOR ITSELF. They're MILDER . ·. ·. you· ~an '· I . ' ·' ' ' ' ' ' smoke as many as you like. They TASTE BETTER •.. you KNOW that the minute you light up. MILD RIPE TOBACCOS -the. best that money can buy, aged right, blended right PURE CIGARETIE p.ABFJ{...:....the ' . . . purest made. Right there CHESTERFlELDS rest their case with YOy. ~OO . Fireproof Lo~~~: R001110 II'. too ' Room• at $1,00 , . Each. ' PiroNIIll ...... ,or~ .,m ..., T.'ne Street Parld..,... -N• limit John ·w. Manadnl SMa& , --The Constiturum. ..•' . Hial Hall IW.d BlOad. BiftcL. l'ntlaent dat •11a, Lill' Palna, Nen· 'P!IIIII._ or Burnlnr, Clue to functional lha41Jer lnlti.tio~ In acid eoondl• tlr.t lll&lt:e. TOU feel tii'6CI, dfl~reettel •nd )lleOUI'al'l!'d, tr7 the e,.tez Teat. Wor I tut. IRaril clrculatlnJ' thoru the o.tteni Ia i l minute•. P"'laea by tl!ouabcb f'or rapl4 ~n4J)OIItlve ac, .. tlon. Don"t J1W up. Try CJ'atu (pro~ {lo~nee4 811a-teJ:) today, U!fder the , l!nm-~1.. Guarantee. KQit quleklv ' ~~ •t bU. COIIIdltiOnJ. Improve teat~ ., •• altteD aD4 GeriD't or akiDitr llt.ck. ' ' I Short: Blocb Nanh er Mt!m- Weakneee Nlabl~ a .. fl41t,J1Ud41opiot,OIIIo J' '• • r.- HOTEL COLUMBUS ·Bladder ' . ,, ' I , • 1 , Mrs. WJ11lam Michael on P'ront St., Thursda)' afternoon. After a busl-lh:=:=:=:=~:;-=:~=:==:~~,~ · nm 8e!!Sion, a social time ensued. 1. --, . II ........ llU ,; I I The Bible selections include the. fol lowi ng trom Jaalah (30:16): "F1 r thus Raith the Lctrd God, the l:lc ~· One of Israel; In returning and rest shall ye be saved· in quietness and in confidence shah be y our strength." The Lellf!on-Sernwn al11o includes tht1 following pas1age11 from the Christian Science textbook, "Sciene11 and Health with Key to the Sulpturee,"' by Mary Baker Eddy: "The prayef' tbat reforms tha 1in• ner and heals the sick is an abso· lu te fni t h tb11t al~ things are poa&!• bic to Gnd,-a R]'lirituaiUt(derRtand. ing of Him, an un11~lfed love. Deeire ja rrayer; and no toes ean occur trom · ~ru•t-!na: Gpd ;~itb., 01![.~· Birts, that ih~ m•r -beh1JOUlJid and exalted ~Ole they 'take form In words and in deedi" (p.l:l-4, 11). 0.1 A. MIE.....,S -"f& G. l , A Iodge mP.t at the h ome or ,, I J 5. r' i I ' "GOD" is the subject ..tf the Les- , son-germon in all ChureheA of ! Chr i ~t, Scienti~>t, for S1mday, July BRIDGE PARTY Dainty "''"'"'momts w... ""'"· 1, I ChriAti:m Sdente Churchee e<J by the hosteSI!i. · 'I I . I Mr~. Cedrl~ Clark CJ\k!rt.slned ~lth t~ree. r t;,abJes of bt'ldst: lit ~. 'I'hu~·rdny. ,netr~shmE:nts wtore sen~ ' I \, ' to form u more perfect Union, · llistablisk Justice, Insure domestll:" · · ' :·· TPan'ljui!i ;y tlrovide for the coml. ' i~o!"l , defence, promote the gen: '. ; i to~al : Welf~r&, "'I'd se~ure the :31~:;sirlg.s of Liberty to· ourselves Po!,terity •• 11 ••• 1 ,· \ ) I FREE CONCERT American Legion Band will Jllre a free concert in Mlddlc p~; rt J,Vednesda.y July 8th nnd Jn Rutland bn E'&.turday July lith ! The !3' • 11 Mr~; . Fred Davis of Columbu~ 1 ~ j here because ot the m1w L~ of h{'r 1 mcH:.{'r Mrs MeJV!sa Hawk lm · Mr and Mrs Kelly Gro;,:rm Rl'f' leavinR Snturdn,v momlna r... r C'f'- 1 lumbus where th~y w!ll v!~if 'loi ltl 1 relatives. K at hryn HRWkln.~ M nr ~' rtr-vnrhl·· ! Fdlt h Echlenn.•t· otw f,-, 11 Llncl:;t:v 1 lll't' f'XOcc~d here t.n :;pen~ th e 1 Fourth, Wlth H'latlv('s. I Mr~ Charl~s McMaster lln 'l nat• -1 lia Pa uley \J slt rd m AlllLl ~ 'I"hm:; -, day. i Frank Murra.v a.nd son Cllarle ~ : who have been a~ Wh nrton, w v~ ' I the P&llt two months on a contta~t painting job. J'eturncd Thm s1l 11 v evening to vis it With frJen 1 tzo~ anr'l , !elat.ives OVCJ the Pourth of July . \ Woo it blood? And WHOSE blood? worry U L; y ' safeguard your rights under the law! .,': anhllle LEAVES FOR CAM t• The following g1oup of local rest· dent& lett Friday to spcnc1 the weell: end at the Kuannacut c t~mp A1 Rcckbl.klle Will BeESon, Mr a n~ 1 lllr~. PJummer Bc.'t.on , Mr!; i't'JS' Wise and two chlhlrrn. a.ld Ml&l Jan'" Dnvts. Mr. and Mt·s Leo Bee.00 and fomlly of Cultunbur, w!\! thed 'them at Rockbridge. All f'x~Ot td ~"t"turn t.o their homeR, MonM dao "Seven pileono lay dead on the ground almoot at my feel , , , I picked up one of the pigeons, only to let it fall io oudden dismay. What I bad seen bad !l'•atly , olartled me-the ~reaot feathera of the dead bird were etained with red I" Don't sc1ved '\ .By Anthony Abbot ' ArnOne Ute llltknU Wd'C Welch, i '' I' r .. DI~Lor 1 •' • 00 123,010 LAWYERS 1 u s u~l rl~U I'lll' w:~ .s 'Jr·ved b~· Mary .Jnnc Coffee Shopp ~. t to e IN THIS COUNTRY I Ing, the • f• I ~~~~~~ • ' . I' ~ • • r PASTEURIZING MAKES SAt'E MILK SAFER TP .. Chicago. July 3-JNa...-.chklqo now hag an omclal rreet.er like Orover Whalen of New Yorlr: , and a snow- white automobile. which wtU be preceded by two whlt.e motor• cycles, !! the world ftyers or other ~mmtut front- pager! come to thiS Clt} When Mayor Cermak purchMed 20 nt'W autos for the clty the deaiM er threw In the white cr.r for Bood mf•a.•mrt!, along with the motorw cyc-les and a chauffeu r The ffili.Jw or UJen appointed 000J'1'e D Ot.w, president of an envelope company , 11s of!l.cJal hand -shaker '. ~~(Vashti FICf>h-1 POM'EROY, OHIO PIHI>." I ~~t~:oc:O~r~~~~~~! ~!~~~t~~ nr Mfi~S SHR DAIRY CO. Prellctltnr 7 .30 P. )(. Bubjllc:t Son of God Manlf..... In E Brown 8 . 8 aupt. r·: 1 'H~ body welCOme ~~~·t. 'T~~itc~~!"..': lf~fg~:~f;lf~¥F~~}1 1 '"~! ~.:~~~::~::. ~·:"'""""" i OFFICIA~B 00 1 CHU!lCH OF, CHRIST Mlddleport 9 ' 15 Bible School. 10:~ Morning worShip. sermon 9: 15 a 1n g, 111 duy ~hool. Even t the memben ot tll~ omclal board Sernton 11Ubjec\. "ChmUan PalnotIn the warm wrMh o:l JU U wtll enJoy would bf'! pr~nt. at that. Umt. P'uU · tsm." ~1&1 music and brief serU1e Sundll :r' schoo l Sf·~ions i leport8 wm be prff.ent.NI . \ vk:e are (~binned. __ 'nw:re will be no m1d·wee lc prayer 10 ::IO K 01 Mut nuq II~J"r'ICC u( v.o1 ~ hlp Music ror the occMion SJtrvlce Uus week: on account of the 'I bcm•· fol thougnl ·~ "The Nl'!w CA&MEL CHARGE U. B. dnanla.tlc trl.al "Wbo Killed Earl Testanwnt Moth'l', l J, C. GibNn. Pu.tor, Ra.cine Wr1Mht'1" -.rhlch Is to be glvm at We lll t' NOT planning an :': \'euBethany Bible $tudy II o'clock:. lhe Presbyterian church on Wt·d;ng serVIce for L!w; Sundlly On 1Curtla Carnah&n, Supt Aitendllncf" nef.da nl t Th UJ Miuy o f thls we<-~ the Lud! cs ' good keep 1t 101ng. Y gn A •d Society will znl:'f't ut the hom~ PreachiDB a.t 7 30 p. n. _ _ ,. 1ul M1 and Mn. Phil Duerr on Suu Carmel Bible Study 9 30 fi:vfl l ' H. (..'HURCIJ Sl'ltACUst: , Routl· All of lht JudJes are tJ rtted Archer, 8upt . B. M••ra'I'ID, hltor, K . Mor1~n. A!i l i lo attr'nd tl il11 meclln!! T he dlnntl Preach1na 10:90 , Theme "God's Sunday school 9 30 A M \11111 bell Put Juclt ulfalr WP6ch v.1ll filii " Come and stay lor the ~~ r Pnnch1ng 10·30 A M BubJt,-tl Hike u dish. Jf 1l10fit' who no. v~' no 1mon . ! "Standard Chw·ch" ' I g: · ~:>" 1 tbiJ th11 Prid&y after t.h~ •~ks. Ch.ll- ~ · • · Clten have done ~II U\roUJh these -hot dayt. U. B. CRtJilCH BN'l&&P&ISI A welcome i1 llCCOrded tc all that B. Morran. PUtet IlL M_,.. ut, wW a\end these ~rvict!11 I SWlday school 10 A. Jl. pobll< wmhlp FOBE8T aUN M, E. CHVBCH M"n who ra Jled w livP ul) to hJs 9:00 a. m . monuJll servicf: or wor· best." ship. No evenmg S!:rviet-. lO l5 a. m. 8tmd&y schOol I at ~~. ' THEY'aE MILD'ER ••• and THEY TASTE -. lETTER ,. ~ ), ,.• • '' �\ • .. • Plenty of Baeking Radio •. \ J ., • PAOlli'ftiUII • • PR!DAY', .rat.Y' I,INI . I I • 'ft~l I Eveninl worllhtp 1 ·30. •ay to ao wtu m.U 1L known. per .. Komlnf Bt.ar Bible &tUdy t ::JO.! c GrueJer,' • · 8 . 8up4. Ttw! communion Will be oblerved haJ)I!I wa)'• Clin bP found for •U ~ I Raymond Krldt!r, Bupt 1'104-lc~ BaptLam•l terV1ol 110. Vaeatton Blblt school will c~ lsrrw;;uae bet.e.h ~ · ao p K. l '''!!!~o:•._m,mumUti! News • [~[ RYT HIN G IN H[ ~ ~ IN • i: [ss ron 8IG Ol~tllnribfDfJt&l1JI: ~!.,f."li~=; .::a~:~~vod:,~;~fli~ S~~·.•;;, ~~'',~ . thalove, lOYalty and devotlon or tba JN!Ople tuWit be in hjjrmouy with tbe tear:hlnp of JNW~ tbe Christ ~bOiie word& flt Into Ivery luld and crevi~ ol the hurnu bett7i &nd of whom lt wu aald In John 7 .t 6, "N EVl': R MAN .Jj)OD . .. C£l[ 8RnION 0NItJO EpEN 0UJ~ [ 0~y~:::~:~T ~PO~c:'!..,.::::~~~~·pc. .UL·~·LoU•TH• . II ' EP \N i CH -U·RCII J. C. Pilch . Pastor Sunday ac:.bool 9 a . m Feeney-Bennett Post Of American Leaion Haa Spar· Mornln1 devotion 10 a. m . Neither Effort Nor Expeme To Make Event \ c. u. El<hiDn•. PUior No- evenlnl ~>ervlce. An Enjoyable One For All , ' '" '!... "'· Sunday ochuoL I E. M:~~1~~! •tu~~~ Grove 2 p m . Millet, Ept. ... leu~ue W ednf'li10:30 a m. Morning worship Bub-- daY 7 :30 p . m 1 All arrongemcnt6 ha\'e been com - 1 Fullowblg the pageant, one of tm Jeet, "Free Prom Sl,n," · pie~ for the bll Fourth of July largest displays of Pourth ot July 8:30 p. Epworth League. Ot·SIMPSO~ METHODIST CHURCH eelebrat.lon to be held at th e Mid- t\nworks ewr ~itnes.~ in ,the v11le Cha.mbeni, leader. Pal!&! A. Brlrb1.. Pa•tor d)epcrt hlah r.chool stadium . und er Pomeroy Bend, wm be set o:rr. The '1 SO p. m . Evenina: service Sub~ J eMe Brewster . Sunday ~iehool Uw ausplces of the Feeney-Bennett 1 American Lo.Jgion has spared no ex- 1ject, ''The W.Ji)' Into Life." Post, of the An1erlun Legion Wor k pt.mr. In obtal.lins the beat of lhe j 7 30' p. m '"'Wednesday, Mid-week. superintendent. Combined Sl'rvtce 9.00 a . m. en the OOa.utlful pageQ.Dt., un<kr the pyrotechnical display, and all wnl ~rvlee. dlrectlon ot Miss Margaret Riley , be plellied wfili this huge presenM - baa been going ern for the past few tatlun . Tht> "rework& w111 eontatn neks, and quik a bit of time has such displays as, Nlgara Falls. ("Jr llef:n apent In getting everything in tie of the Mountains, Landscape ahlpe for the preliE'ntatlon, Satur- Scenery, large animals and many day night. otl!er dttrerent views. Tb(' paaeant wm be presellted Thf' stadium wtll seat over twl) with beautuul stase s-~ttlngs and thousana peoJT.e anc.. ~ •. iS expcctcd 1011:eoua costumes. Dl:!l'erent dances with favorable weather conditions, will bf riven, representing different I that t.he seatinJ: capacity will be eour.trlea. Several local dancing ftlled Jf weather conditions will not ~swill be on the prOKTam HS well allow the presentation of thE: proas a number of young lalt'nt fro m 1gram It w ill be _given the tollowllli nelahborlng cities evening. • eel' IlK 0111 Thul'lld&Y eventna tho Dl&trict, 8up1.. Mr. KJoU. wiD be beft W hold t.he Pou.rth Q""r\1!1'1)' C:OOfM' THE FlkST BAPTIST CHURCII cnet> of thll year. We wUI appreAIOftsca. It 8ta.rll, Ph. D., m!nblilft Cl&te It It all members of the om9 30 a m. B•bllo 8Chool. l' ~n cial Board will be Pftlt1lt. 1 (.(ln!erence Y.' lll ev·~niny: , July tO I I I m: LUNCHEON j Mrs. A. A. Hllfi ent.ertnmed with I a luncheon dinner 'Ibursd11y g,t her horn ~ Thoae attending were : Mrs. Mrs D. S. Hartinger Great mterest Is b4.!1ng m11n1fesled and Mrs. Bo(gess. tn the dra.mat:lc muftler trill! "Who XHied Earl Wright~.. H IS to be TO STUDY WELFARE presen\ed at Middleport, ume J uly Ml ~ses Jean l..eeth and Angustn 8. Frank Lloyd the d ~ f endan t who Sherman or Portsmouth arril'ed 1 is being 1rnpel:Sonated by J ohn GilThursday for a s:hort visit w1th Miss I' more will be tried for the murder of Luc;lle Mayer, North &cond St. The his best friend Earl Wright, whose girls. who are Seniors of Ohio widow and children will be m th e Etate Umvcrstty left F'rtday molncourt room. The Jud~~:e for the oc- lng \or a short visit In Pqrt&mouth. cllllon will be Rel'. F. c. Kreager SunC:ay the ~hree wHI l!'!ave tor with Rev. c. H. Eichinger as the PrOGeCutJ.nc Attorney Tony Mnni kuso ill Ule bootlegger, whose stuff' connection wlth tbelr social ~clfarc ~used all t.he troubk and w111 be course at Oblo State !or six wceb tmpetsonated by REV Fred I Oanl.~ ner. The tollowtng klc~tl people wlll complete this btet·estlng c!Ui~ Mrs, AUIItln Court Bailiff, H. E. Cook: Sherlll l'rl daughter Mary Ellen and son A 1 C. A. Root; Mrs French, the Stat :•'• V .. nre . \'!Siting Mr. and Ml'.S. C. 1~. Chief Witness, •Mrs. De a G H<l~'e~, Rathburn. Dr. Cook, the cmroner , Rev T Boyd Mr . and Mrs Albert Nichols 11-nd Oay: Mrs. Lloyd, moL er of the nc- Mr and Mrs. Ralph N!chols of 1 fendant, Mrs. H. J . H~·sell , M r~ Oref"ill!b u rgh. Pa., are sr-.•ndlng the Wright, widow. Mlse Frances E week ~nd with Mr and Mr.s. Wm. Kreager: Her two ch11flren, Mo.rjor!C' Swlsl'oer of Ornl'el Hill. • DJiu and Billy Dllee ; Court ReMrs. R. E Tompkins and son porter, Miss Evelyn Eichinger. BobtJ.y r eturned Thursday evening from Buejr1 us where they ha~O been visiting for the past week with relatives. Leonard Troupe ot .Ashland, 0 ., the Rotary 'd evening at will arrive Saturday for a. vtslt rooms. The newly elected with friends. ' omctwSI wer~ 1\nstq.lled •11 theH 1es Mr and Mrs Charlt•s Ml Mas t,:or pc;<:ij:ve. o)ta.jt\8, ,•n]e omcers e•3ct.ed are lP.avlng Sn turd(l y fur C1Jlumll11r. were · '0'. B. Stout. Pre~;: Char~e~ where thev will ~pend th e F1mr•h · Hennuy, VIce Ptea : Cadl'ic Clark, Mr. McMa•ltr will 1 ~ tnrn Sal 1n·-1 BeCrctQry; and David MIH ~ r. 'l'rea.s- day while the latter wm spend Ml\· ·~ urrr After th e short buJ>im:> s.~ meet- t'rR I Wf'l'ks With rel~fh•es ut Plc.t ~­ Trial Excites l\luch Interest M. C Hobart, . Saveg Lives i' CHILDREN have always been subject tu a boat of dread clioeasea. Their undeve· loped bodies have been easy prey to bae· teria. · Now parents are learnina the o.,.;ret of "resirtance." They are arming their children a:aainat the miscroocopic foe by let· ting them have plenty of sleep, J:llenty oun· ohine and plenty of pure, fresb milk. Teat· ecJ, pastelil'ited, llottled and sealed with expert care, the safest milk for children comes from PHON£635-L I , I I ... .' ' ' ' ' .. HERE'S ONE CLUE Maybe I'm Wrong By Johia P. Medbury From '» » ·----· the ~ ~~· ~ tiLUD HOSTI:SS Mrs. Lou Bu1·ford was hostess to her brWge club ThllrH<ln y a l lle1 home c.n Scooud Avenue Prl2Cl!! tor hiBh score were Bwnrd ~l to Mrs Ottie Stanley ~l..ld Httt'l ic Mu rlt~ Smllh. Dinner wns seJ"o,. ed a\ Uw Mary Jace. » I tv1YSTERY OF ENTERT.UNS 1\T RRII)(.F. Mrs. Dav1d M11ler cntcJ!alned I wo tabl•s of ccntro.ct trtrlge aL her hc n~t: 1'hursday arte1noon Mr s. . ' GER~LDINE" ~t't :PIIwl:nug !'<!CI'IVt!d flrsL pri7R St'I'O.!d Dnm- I ' and Mra. H. L Ward ' l ty r~ rrrWmcnts hcs\.t!s!l, II your Uttle boy cwtaro and utts bad lanatlage. MaY· tu ·n grow Up and wl'lte Broadway bP- shqw~ . .. ~ The weirde&l ~>rime of the decade io aot.ed by the mostlntereetins odeutb of modern deteetive "'§~!IP-:-THATCIIER COLT, Pt1ieo CooiiDi..ioner and Slentb Extraordinary of New York City. War hero, 'Yirtu010 in ~1ll the sciences, meticu• lou~ a'r¢1iier, snlo tJ\l~oiiouor, ehormlng , J .,_.., -.~n!1:91Mf'l See 'lllrr lt6 lillliinglea ~. eene doom of lovely girl In Uw f . ,,• .... " .1 • Comer IU.. aull t..oh• ,, 'llor Slilll IIJ Martin 1111! llhiler Dnu . • You can settle th.is out of court Every cigarette is its own best witness. LET CHESTERFIELD SPEAK FOR ITSELF. They're MILDER . ·. ·. you· ~an '· I . ' ·' ' ' ' ' ' smoke as many as you like. They TASTE BETTER •.. you KNOW that the minute you light up. MILD RIPE TOBACCOS -the. best that money can buy, aged right, blended right PURE CIGARETIE p.ABFJ{...:....the ' . . . purest made. Right there CHESTERFlELDS rest their case with YOy. ~OO . Fireproof Lo~~~: R001110 II'. too ' Room• at $1,00 , . Each. ' PiroNIIll ...... ,or~ .,m ..., T.'ne Street Parld..,... -N• limit John ·w. Manadnl SMa& , --The Constiturum. ..•' . Hial Hall IW.d BlOad. BiftcL. l'ntlaent dat •11a, Lill' Palna, Nen· 'P!IIIII._ or Burnlnr, Clue to functional lha41Jer lnlti.tio~ In acid eoondl• tlr.t lll&lt:e. TOU feel tii'6CI, dfl~reettel •nd )lleOUI'al'l!'d, tr7 the e,.tez Teat. Wor I tut. IRaril clrculatlnJ' thoru the o.tteni Ia i l minute•. P"'laea by tl!ouabcb f'or rapl4 ~n4J)OIItlve ac, .. tlon. Don"t J1W up. Try CJ'atu (pro~ {lo~nee4 811a-teJ:) today, U!fder the , l!nm-~1.. Guarantee. KQit quleklv ' ~~ •t bU. COIIIdltiOnJ. Improve teat~ ., •• altteD aD4 GeriD't or akiDitr llt.ck. ' ' I Short: Blocb Nanh er Mt!m- Weakneee Nlabl~ a .. fl41t,J1Ud41opiot,OIIIo J' '• • r.- HOTEL COLUMBUS ·Bladder ' . ,, ' I , • 1 , Mrs. WJ11lam Michael on P'ront St., Thursda)' afternoon. After a busl-lh:=:=:=:=~:;-=:~=:==:~~,~ · nm 8e!!Sion, a social time ensued. 1. --, . II ........ llU ,; I I The Bible selections include the. fol lowi ng trom Jaalah (30:16): "F1 r thus Raith the Lctrd God, the l:lc ~· One of Israel; In returning and rest shall ye be saved· in quietness and in confidence shah be y our strength." The Lellf!on-Sernwn al11o includes tht1 following pas1age11 from the Christian Science textbook, "Sciene11 and Health with Key to the Sulpturee,"' by Mary Baker Eddy: "The prayef' tbat reforms tha 1in• ner and heals the sick is an abso· lu te fni t h tb11t al~ things are poa&!• bic to Gnd,-a R]'lirituaiUt(derRtand. ing of Him, an un11~lfed love. Deeire ja rrayer; and no toes ean occur trom · ~ru•t-!na: Gpd ;~itb., 01![.~· Birts, that ih~ m•r -beh1JOUlJid and exalted ~Ole they 'take form In words and in deedi" (p.l:l-4, 11). 0.1 A. MIE.....,S -"f& G. l , A Iodge mP.t at the h ome or ,, I J 5. r' i I ' "GOD" is the subject ..tf the Les- , son-germon in all ChureheA of ! Chr i ~t, Scienti~>t, for S1mday, July BRIDGE PARTY Dainty "''"'"'momts w... ""'"· 1, I ChriAti:m Sdente Churchee e<J by the hosteSI!i. · 'I I . I Mr~. Cedrl~ Clark CJ\k!rt.slned ~lth t~ree. r t;,abJes of bt'ldst: lit ~. 'I'hu~·rdny. ,netr~shmE:nts wtore sen~ ' I \, ' to form u more perfect Union, · llistablisk Justice, Insure domestll:" · · ' :·· TPan'ljui!i ;y tlrovide for the coml. ' i~o!"l , defence, promote the gen: '. ; i to~al : Welf~r&, "'I'd se~ure the :31~:;sirlg.s of Liberty to· ourselves Po!,terity •• 11 ••• 1 ,· \ ) I FREE CONCERT American Legion Band will Jllre a free concert in Mlddlc p~; rt J,Vednesda.y July 8th nnd Jn Rutland bn E'&.turday July lith ! The !3' • 11 Mr~; . Fred Davis of Columbu~ 1 ~ j here because ot the m1w L~ of h{'r 1 mcH:.{'r Mrs MeJV!sa Hawk lm · Mr and Mrs Kelly Gro;,:rm Rl'f' leavinR Snturdn,v momlna r... r C'f'- 1 lumbus where th~y w!ll v!~if 'loi ltl 1 relatives. K at hryn HRWkln.~ M nr ~' rtr-vnrhl·· ! Fdlt h Echlenn.•t· otw f,-, 11 Llncl:;t:v 1 lll't' f'XOcc~d here t.n :;pen~ th e 1 Fourth, Wlth H'latlv('s. I Mr~ Charl~s McMaster lln 'l nat• -1 lia Pa uley \J slt rd m AlllLl ~ 'I"hm:; -, day. i Frank Murra.v a.nd son Cllarle ~ : who have been a~ Wh nrton, w v~ ' I the P&llt two months on a contta~t painting job. J'eturncd Thm s1l 11 v evening to vis it With frJen 1 tzo~ anr'l , !elat.ives OVCJ the Pourth of July . \ Woo it blood? And WHOSE blood? worry U L; y ' safeguard your rights under the law! .,': anhllle LEAVES FOR CAM t• The following g1oup of local rest· dent& lett Friday to spcnc1 the weell: end at the Kuannacut c t~mp A1 Rcckbl.klle Will BeESon, Mr a n~ 1 lllr~. PJummer Bc.'t.on , Mr!; i't'JS' Wise and two chlhlrrn. a.ld Ml&l Jan'" Dnvts. Mr. and Mt·s Leo Bee.00 and fomlly of Cultunbur, w!\! thed 'them at Rockbridge. All f'x~Ot td ~"t"turn t.o their homeR, MonM dao "Seven pileono lay dead on the ground almoot at my feel , , , I picked up one of the pigeons, only to let it fall io oudden dismay. What I bad seen bad !l'•atly , olartled me-the ~reaot feathera of the dead bird were etained with red I" Don't sc1ved '\ .By Anthony Abbot ' ArnOne Ute llltknU Wd'C Welch, i '' I' r .. DI~Lor 1 •' • 00 123,010 LAWYERS 1 u s u~l rl~U I'lll' w:~ .s 'Jr·ved b~· Mary .Jnnc Coffee Shopp ~. t to e IN THIS COUNTRY I Ing, the • f• I ~~~~~~ • ' . I' ~ • • r PASTEURIZING MAKES SAt'E MILK SAFER TP .. Chicago. July 3-JNa...-.chklqo now hag an omclal rreet.er like Orover Whalen of New Yorlr: , and a snow- white automobile. which wtU be preceded by two whlt.e motor• cycles, !! the world ftyers or other ~mmtut front- pager! come to thiS Clt} When Mayor Cermak purchMed 20 nt'W autos for the clty the deaiM er threw In the white cr.r for Bood mf•a.•mrt!, along with the motorw cyc-les and a chauffeu r The ffili.Jw or UJen appointed 000J'1'e D Ot.w, president of an envelope company , 11s of!l.cJal hand -shaker '. ~~(Vashti FICf>h-1 POM'EROY, OHIO PIHI>." I ~~t~:oc:O~r~~~~~~! ~!~~~t~~ nr Mfi~S SHR DAIRY CO. Prellctltnr 7 .30 P. )(. Bubjllc:t Son of God Manlf..... In E Brown 8 . 8 aupt. r·: 1 'H~ body welCOme ~~~·t. 'T~~itc~~!"..': lf~fg~:~f;lf~¥F~~}1 1 '"~! ~.:~~~::~::. ~·:"'""""" i OFFICIA~B 00 1 CHU!lCH OF, CHRIST Mlddleport 9 ' 15 Bible School. 10:~ Morning worShip. sermon 9: 15 a 1n g, 111 duy ~hool. Even t the memben ot tll~ omclal board Sernton 11Ubjec\. "ChmUan PalnotIn the warm wrMh o:l JU U wtll enJoy would bf'! pr~nt. at that. Umt. P'uU · tsm." ~1&1 music and brief serU1e Sundll :r' schoo l Sf·~ions i leport8 wm be prff.ent.NI . \ vk:e are (~binned. __ 'nw:re will be no m1d·wee lc prayer 10 ::IO K 01 Mut nuq II~J"r'ICC u( v.o1 ~ hlp Music ror the occMion SJtrvlce Uus week: on account of the 'I bcm•· fol thougnl ·~ "The Nl'!w CA&MEL CHARGE U. B. dnanla.tlc trl.al "Wbo Killed Earl Testanwnt Moth'l', l J, C. GibNn. Pu.tor, Ra.cine Wr1Mht'1" -.rhlch Is to be glvm at We lll t' NOT planning an :': \'euBethany Bible $tudy II o'clock:. lhe Presbyterian church on Wt·d;ng serVIce for L!w; Sundlly On 1Curtla Carnah&n, Supt Aitendllncf" nef.da nl t Th UJ Miuy o f thls we<-~ the Lud! cs ' good keep 1t 101ng. Y gn A •d Society will znl:'f't ut the hom~ PreachiDB a.t 7 30 p. n. _ _ ,. 1ul M1 and Mn. Phil Duerr on Suu Carmel Bible Study 9 30 fi:vfl l ' H. (..'HURCIJ Sl'ltACUst: , Routl· All of lht JudJes are tJ rtted Archer, 8upt . B. M••ra'I'ID, hltor, K . Mor1~n. A!i l i lo attr'nd tl il11 meclln!! T he dlnntl Preach1na 10:90 , Theme "God's Sunday school 9 30 A M \11111 bell Put Juclt ulfalr WP6ch v.1ll filii " Come and stay lor the ~~ r Pnnch1ng 10·30 A M BubJt,-tl Hike u dish. Jf 1l10fit' who no. v~' no 1mon . ! "Standard Chw·ch" ' I g: · ~:>" 1 tbiJ th11 Prid&y after t.h~ •~ks. Ch.ll- ~ · • · Clten have done ~II U\roUJh these -hot dayt. U. B. CRtJilCH BN'l&&P&ISI A welcome i1 llCCOrded tc all that B. Morran. PUtet IlL M_,.. ut, wW a\end these ~rvict!11 I SWlday school 10 A. Jl. pobll< wmhlp FOBE8T aUN M, E. CHVBCH M"n who ra Jled w livP ul) to hJs 9:00 a. m . monuJll servicf: or wor· best." ship. No evenmg S!:rviet-. lO l5 a. m. 8tmd&y schOol I at ~~. ' THEY'aE MILD'ER ••• and THEY TASTE -. lETTER ,. ~ ), ,.• • '' �\, ~AY, i11LY I, 1011. .......,. . ,. ' DJ£~, mm. G:tt~fE , WIGHT ~ULTS .j ;..J'. :;;"I~~~l\T~ PYlflHii~ILEO IW: SAvs . EYOUR fiRIP!' ln~&l ~~- urtiool •.u, 1 - "POVOT ,, I . . rH 0MP[A~["t tufted of BEATS ~·s. WIN AS BUTH H1T5 HOMER ·News Ca'!!l, Lo;-ro t , ... Circuit Blow - Talc~me From ~· ~~~=~~!'ji~~:~~ Rtdo; Cubo And Pir'ii~Li& "Iii · at... Wi11 :::.~;.,;n;;r. lo&iu GIIAIN PRICS8 J"" Ohhleaao, ' 3.-IN8-9ralol leJlt!aJlP loWer t. od &.y . WheaL was \Jlchanam to 3c doWI11 CQm 1..4 to 3·8c ol! and. oat.a 1·8 til' 1·4c lower, opened OptnJnc ....,.., WheaHvlY ,.;. spent 1-2-618; Sept. ~'J 3-8; Dee. 6'J 1-8. Com-July 58 7-8-59; Sept. 56; Det. tD S-8-3-•. O..ta--aept. 1·!. ~ &b.dilllft! rounds-fttteen round.s 11 t -2; and Ea.stern dit.ylla:ht ' :.W.tinghouse Refrigerators ibf Nllltfe Westinghouse is Your 11 :00 saving attnedanee-35,000 to recelpts-250,000 to 1-:l . Guarantee I. C. Meredith, Chester 0. per cent f6.49, $12.50, bOut will be CHERRIES F'OR SA~F1ne large IRtc canning r.:hciTieH . dark . Enrt:Mucr. Pomeroy, 208-X. De- Uvned or sold at !lome. H~S·oWN WI>¥/' lHE DUFFER H.AS ABSORBED ESSENTIALS, HE SHOULD HIS OWN I (:).llWIE, IN HIS OWN WAY." 7-3-ll For Rent- w Va Leon -IN - _,..,.) . ''f Pay , 11 a,.. ,.,. R3 a.s1 I __ · ... · """'" ,., - were .!1:; J obn Leltweller and • • t ruests ,.. ....,.. .... -· ~--- Al111. W. M. Ha11errn8.1'1. Mit. CAR OWNER I (If Mr. and 1 llr. and Mrs. H E vanMa.tre 1 ,Alto. H. L. Edward,, M;,.. J. w. An : PRESIDENCY a. thti! , .t. , -- l St:nday wlt>l . tile lotion ........ Mr. and Mn .. Du.vl4 pa'l'l.l. -'l ~ WREllll.II'IG RESULTS Con&ntulat,_ IDI!Ie newly i<d• :~ 1 and Yn. Kei'u\etb Blum ~for.By tntemaUonal News Scrvlc c • Y Alta Dnt.) . • At New Yorlr.- Heory De Olane.' . A~ ChlfASer or New MIU'Ibftlld ~arn:~a. pinned Axel Anderson, s':;n las1. week wltb Mr. and ~woot:q. ' D a Cum~in.&. , t Quloll Henriquez. Cuh<' threw Herb Beckie)' 1\nd t~mily wort•t.he Charlea West., New Lork . Bu~da Yl'~!l..!i 01 Do\l'e AndreWI!I, at Jbn MeMllki., C:l:Cago n n(l tier- McArthur. . I , bie F'!Uman, ~ew York drt•w Dldl 8htka(. PhlladciJlhia Lllrew Btew. ZnoaQ , Poland . ~~~- t~a~ ~' _lt_!~~-~-D_'_30_•_n~ -~~~ -. -· u :n AI. Jil'o·rrc£ N"'"··· '"hc!~fo1· "'"'l" th•t th;J:II1".,. Haled ;, Kola Kwarianl, RWJ!l:.~ , dt•l f•atcd , .._.11 1.. " ~ ''''""!'I' the <>ll'l~e " ' Seep:! Kalmlkot! Siberia I ~ I•· •~ ""''I~~ ucl<>ck Noon on t lwo lUI ' · •IH) .'' 1 J,,,,. 1~31 . '"' t hf, o~• of Omo Garibaldi. lta l:r·, lhr~.,., Abc : ,. ,~ "''· •he r...JJowin~C <le~~oerlbe-11 rUI ... Kalllu;y Syria ~at• . ' · t h.· r.. u"w"'~~ ra l ""'"'p . ;.,.~ed l 111 p•Ierne , Grove ' ' iu· \i tt.. ~~ ,,f Mn.t.Ji~P''''· M~• .-. Co'!!'IJ' 1-'f .. t•· ... ( oluo. ""'J ~'"'""" u iot 1H~>- :. ' )_,, , "'':1 l . ... . , ..... ". Sul,<ll\'i•it>n buL "" ,.,,,,.,,,,.,,., "''u th., Vlllu:;:: of 111~ 1 Oabe Bobo and som Rtcharrt ami ''" • 01' "'· ' ~~Kt• l pn •p .. rr ~ .,, t" 1..- - lc&..,d to lt tw Raymond made a busln{'l;S trip t'J lno· n~ •. t,i.htH "~'"" 11,.. fuUowlna ""''"'· SOmerset Ttlesday -~"' I lo• wo it ''" ~~ ....-·d to 1he tlitrhe.t Mr. and Mrs. H r-u r.r SlalH'lH ·. ,,.o~,l,., ~~ • r··~cly c• • h n·utal pa)'ab}ll were Al-heru~ visitors Saturday ·;~·;:·~:·~t,'; ,~;~·~ ,~~"~~: ;,~·;:wat' r"..r-o~ea;:: ~ Mr. and Mrs. Pram Bobo wen· the ·":;"""t _,,.,.,.t ,, fiwf~•·*· Sunday guesu of Oabc Do!Jo and ,.t,, t t.h•.. b C~~h t '" IMf•~• to reJe.~t an• nd family. , J~~ E. Harlrr . Ernest McV RY uf Manetta B[>CUl 1Lluor. ~:~?ry with Pearly M~~vus and 1~;.;,~ ·; ., 1"· J~ ,," ':/. U•·•·k. - - - - -- · - -- - - - -- - - SIJNO~l ~CHOOl PIGNIC-JUI.Y HH. 1 OAK GROVE-2 MILES NORTH OF RACINE I I ON GRAVEL ROAD G()()d Shade and Seats _ Plenty to Eat and Drink COMIC ENTERT AJNMENT I HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! COMMITTEE., ii.•••••llli-•••..--..,oiiiiiiiiiiliiili.i,;.iiijiii;lilllllillli. - -- .. ·---4-- - ----- - - . ---.-.. In the eltrhth the ' Knl;;ltts wn11t.ect hits. In thts !rame thC" Church · prodt1ced their only score. first up trlpbl to left. cen- only remarkably fast flclrtln~t: C115tcr prevented a home run . WM held there. however by threw out. Hess and a1Ho the sam£' player ·.v:"lCn he caught &haaf's fty but Sch'lll came thru a dent\ hit almost over the thh·rl sack and BLrcus.'! cotmled. G Schaaf then flied to center. In lhr first of the n inth Kimes Q'Pfn{'rl bv flying out to J . Schaaf. Ip;,~.,, ; whn 'Neath Sharkey's Shadow Young singled and P'lshcr tripled. . ,. "theTruth I OF "I><E l Peace mrn nhw·~d mf'n on ~rconrl wllh none oul bv ~~~~~~wofi:~c~lo:1]t.o"i;,n tllll5ingles I'':"IV ~ co rtnr:. On bnt flne t ·nt:, f.-pyfrcld !;;;;;;;;i;.i·it nt th('Jr rrs· positions. f'l.shcr I ~ l'l t.hl' hitters -r.-tth a homer and two .~!:\­ and scored thrre n;m. Cu~trr, St~nlc~ .. Youn~ nectlvc COUNT ON '!OUR van:? thirrt, Drl.vls fl !r.<l cut nnd on Strauss' ordina r ily t.o fehl:l'r, Cnm;Jbl>ll w:1.~ scccind by fast fielding on the oart ot Custer. All pertonncd well CAN HE. '?""''; for which our ancestors /ought and suffered .. ." ronr! ' ~;~,~~~~~~·~ tor the Kni rthts nne. and H::trtcnboch tor P ~ace l.wo ~ecth-ed f'tanley's h i\.~. botll dllublcs. Young also scortwlce . Prlday (\'enlmr a team of Middleplayen will play a tt·:mt fr'Jm l'omeM•Y at the usual time and I .AB R H 5 0 0 I 2 4 0 2 ...... 4 I 2 5 I I If . ..... .. 5 2 2 3 ' Jb .. ...... p . . .... 5 I 2 • ,. , .. 4 r:tr,. ..!-:". .., 2 12 3 0 ol 0 1 0 ~ 0 0 •• :n 13 1 P-ilace AB R H PO A i. 1 Davll, 1b ........ 5 o 1 3 o 1 StrA.UE8, 3b ....... 5 I 1 4 l 0 HM:~. 811 ...• ... ... 4 0 1 3 I ~- Sqhaaf, :Jb. . Scbr.lll. It . . . . . . . G. ~chaar, "CI- .... 8eyfreld, r1' ..... . llarteilbach, c 3 4 4 4 4 0 0 o 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 Campbell, p 4 0 t Tolal .......... 37 ;··;. 3 0 J 0 2 I 2 1 0 0 0 0 Tctal, ... ... ·.:.:..:._~ 10 16 1 PO A E ••• • ' •' • ' I rf . . ... 1 0 ' t'f 3 t 4 4 2 3 3 o 1 ·o oo t· 0 0 0 3 0 0 I 0 27 -; 21 b~lle, htt:s ,Sf.t\nJcY. 2,. S!:,lto.p- 1 • in the l!lpecious claim that every· the easy way for the moment body colleetively owes each of Tlte following excerpts are us indh·idually an bpportunity of difficulty, but the oommoo to earn a li\ting, and the equally sense of the common man, the fror?~ address of Pres· spec:ious eJaim that hired repinherited tradition of an indeident delivered on resentatives of a hundrea millioc pendent fRd self-reliant race, the people eail do better than the historloaf memory of AmericanS MemoriiJI Day, 1931 at people tbem)elves in tbiokinlii who glory inValley Forge even as 'Vallq Forge, P11111JSylvania and planning their daily life. they glory in Y ork1owo-all theoe· "The "revolution of whic:h tell tis tftetrutfl/orwhkh oNrQntiS• Valley Forge was the darkest to" fo111M uod su$ertd, 1he 1!Utb but pc:rh11ps tbC mo"St glorious moment, w11.s fought not whioheilhoesupwardfromthisi!Oilofbloodandte~n,lbat done for national independence but to retain our freed· the way to the nation 'sgreatnetl i1 tllllal" o/Uif~rrliaJJce, ;nJipmdmce and !lea~/astntsl 1M Hm11 oftrl4l tltuilh'fu. om to cOntinue unhampered, the most promising social experiment in all hulllllll history. "Numerous are the tempta:tiofts under tbe distress uwe must ever continue that fight. Amid the scene · .of the day "to tum aside from true natiohal purposes and from Wise nat;ional pblicie• "and hmdUlental ide~l •of vastly 4-'0wil!. complexity of our economic life we mrut l•tsm~• lh1 lsd~dm• of the i•dillid~al from 161 of ihe,m~.~ ~ho. builded ·o ur rcpj.iblic. Ne~ w.. 'the 1tirc bl the path to ev,ery panatea and of OII,Y WaYI d<udmilft mtrol•ll oflor¥rn111mt, yet by tbe strong arm of gOvernment equally protect his indivic!ual fi.eed~m, to jril~ntd security mjlre 1emplji>C. . , en.e~es of pr,ivatr initiilitives, of in<tePe~~ assure his fair chance, his equality of opJWi-lu~ity froln the enc;roachments of speciql privileges anJ greed Or eqcp; an~ I" l'ifib de~ree of io4iYidual freedom of our domination by any group or cl11ss." Amt::ricaa sy~tem we ere offeiitd an aUuriq substitute "SIRENS still sing !he oong of our rosy I • • 7 I ' , '" ... ., . Ten "'""' ... ~ u . '' . """ · - '""'" 01 .""""~' 9f0"""-" ' f ,, ' ~ "'' } " ----~------ Hoover ~ ~ --- thC .,·For ite . • nnt..hy • .. ' cb- H JOtl feel tli!Wr6ur trf~ It ru- I the ·; • • . _.. '· Pr&nk Jll&rten wu .. -~At New J'prk- AU SmeU, N ew vl.sitor 1n J'Orrje:tO)' TbqradaJ, \ Y~ we.l~eiaht, and 0~ lll~Wr. md ll(n. John ~- 1 t Up will l'"'commcud • }Ote Vrnu. Htmlt(ian ctuamplQil.. cut:: - \:l:.~::~~.:;,.,~,d~~~o~otic~ ~u~~glc by aDd ~if·~ui o6 ~ ~"""for tile f'ct lh&! 70111' ...~ . holm, ..... York, drew •10>. tJciQ not hit the ball at the . ' · - 1 T11ere wll be an Ice cream at !Jte ecbooJ bouse Prlday night; No. Zfi637 s.muel Runyon, a prl- proceeds for baU team. ., BOner now coatined In the Ohio 8\.at.l' Mr. •nd Mn. Earl B:!llnett were Retc.rmatory, hD.II been a-ccommend~ l't!cent. 114~ at Mra. Bert Flowers. cd w tm OhiO Beard of Clemency Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ollck of Cot· ~ by the Superintendent ~nd the tasevtue, were wcelt end guests of C\wlatn or the Ohio State Rotor· Mrs. Naooy Dunt and son Belt. mak.1 y WI worthy ot conllldenatlon Mlu Fl&ye Bennett wu the week tor J.llrolc. Sa!d- appllcntlon wm be end pet~ of J4illl Preda Click. MIU Bea.trtce J;tay and Ralph ~ , tor l".earlll!f on and after July lOth Lute and trlend11 ,oi Columbu.&, were 101. IUC&ta of Mr. aDd "'rs. Fred Click, v. 8. \ Sund&)'. ' to YOlll' own tralun': 500rlng Young with th\? fll"lt nm of ~tame !or the K. of P'li. thai 1o•moln before two were out. 'E'•ery the C>tbcr six ha-ving been ~~:~~ up alter two wm·~ retired . hit followed nnd Eisel nrovc a long hit which wcs poorly l ~j~:.O~ir in an atk~npt. to get thll ~t lllJel SCCI'rt1 'hf.'IVAIJ complflt-:lli. He for a .s: n~lr on ·P'our nins resulted In tiU~; ~:~,~:• Morr is thcn filed nut n.~ rlid Mt. Aito NOTICE Of' P.tROL£ Aroancl .. ..._.,...................._.......,......, . By BARDIN BURNLEY--------= ttme to ha.., yeur ea~ l drews and dauchter, Eilzabeth, 1 PllbW.., wubfll. .I can 1br.oat. l': tw.nt Buruta.y With Mt"l\. ~·t:e Chm~r pollab )'ftlll' a11'o with MeA.IHn lenin and eon, Claude, of Murray Folia~~ and Wu. l"e•• .WU,:N City. ened. .-.lk!J o•t .... PaiD'"'Mrs. WUbur Roberta and dauphPllmftlln~ . - ........ . . - ter, Phyllla ot Mingo Junctkm IS vr ~Qt~ete-1. ...._. WOI'&o ag. villttina Mr. and M !'tl. Carl Mopp IGnaitle Price. and funDy. (lame ..... see Mr .ahd .Mra. John Bass spent AUTO- PAINT SHOP Bunda, with UJe latkr'!l parenta, Mr. a.nd Ml'8. Miranda King. .lORN & 1.0\'8, Mar Cm.irll r...ol • · .... SL .........~.0Nllt'l'l' ~la.l ar· roll,,.. 11M ~lbuae. ~ 7 Cell ' plliJaical n-e •. ttshtj)'. ypu llhoujd feel Ill lboua:h IJf{;Jf.. .f.~u wMkti:. t_ht o1u~ !.e~ -~~~ ~ ~~ ~~ .,. LEO Dn;Gitl. bim\Si i i n w•m. "" ""'".-"'~ ......, l\11 Tolf. 'to ..~.. lkGover. the J».ll, •• -~ tina No pmes scheduled. HE AN"'UIIL. E:liEC"JlQN FOR "'T'HE t.be~~ , ._, ,..,..., roll" Leo DloPJ. .... ~' a.yli-lnlcead ol f~n11 1 at Ac1la ' C&ftente, u W4 your I'J1p. Ui looMin1q ~p your &o "Artie" McOotern aa.tlonallJ' ftnaetl and. DOt holdina fliP club too Diffie· I.u ., ·of P'o AMERICAN I ..:AGUt: •' • b tWritten ~:~.et~Yely FDI' uu1. c.,. . .. '~ " · ' ' ri(llt. BJ I. N. i. 19111 Ortpplq: the ~lub too t"!ibtly maY . t..asan Nn. !-"Tbe Orlp"' C*UIC ~ position of tbe clubhead ' ' ' • ' ' I ' 67 New Yorlr. July 3-'The I'IP of tO ~ ·U It" oontacta Yith the · ball In other wordl, if your right Pl•y Bapa Lhe ·dub' i5tdlers more &bu~ than blna lhoulil be Mihter than your any (llhet fi!Oli rule. A 10lfer comes Gan.e; Fiaher Hit· back tot....., clubhouac with a 10"1 l-eft, It II liable to brlnll the face of Won '"" " thi! club t.o the bii.U at an obllque • • • • • • 4.11 Star talc 1.hvut llilclnJ the ball fm sJx. .... • 47 t h --'- bet h dls ' d th anr.lQI, or lt. may be IftJ)On5ible Cor ore e Tho Knights of P7thlna ball team een '-"" 8 covel'() at. turntna' the t.oe of the club 1n and ........ 37 ,,..,,. hili "right hand Wfl-8 underneath" ,.__ h t ~ hook 101 the Peace Cburch outfit at hts •·tt-!t hand arOu-nd too fa r .. or ww tt1 ou • ca.u na a or &11 cr. 1, Loula ' .... " (, 10 uaual pia"' at the U!Ual time h d . ' With a relaxed (Jrip the (ace of some ct er enor, an IU:i soon as he the 1 b 11 be ndl la.r W h Boston .... .... , . . . . 2~ cvenlna and to1· ~everal chat1Q\-'d it so he could "s~e ~:~ lx of "u w perpe cu t e petrillt ...... ; . . . . 11! · .. h h . line of ftit;ht and a looee grip also ...s on. Of the real ball rus !lnger11 or w at- ave ;.;ou, the • th 1 ht h nd to 1 Cbleago . . . . . . . . . . a4 1 8 that. have been Bt!tl1 at the ball went .straight and bls game pemn 5 e r II" urn OVEr during tlt.e p68f; ooason. shcwert u mlrnculou.s improvement' the ldt m ore comfortable. A rt!laxYESTERDAY'S ;;l:spt.ts The Kntrhts scored one run in In rncst ea~es, however, the "d Ls~ led rrlp aids the elub-heall to hit tht! nfttt lnntng without the aid of oovPr> " comes too late-the score throull"h the ball without intuter1\ME&ICAN ASIS001ATIOK a"d two 1las ",.._ en ru u1,,,. -• 11.11"n ,__ dy., ence from anyib ~nsiOn. • hit on a .... on ~.I'..... .., .. I Columlnls 7, Louiavtile 3 errors tiut alter that sle1c. the W(. hear much talk about tht' In· t 1S lmposs le to follow-throu(!h Ind!a nu~la B. Toledo 2. Churclmten ~ld not make another terl king grip the overlap hg properly when l'OU are l]'rlpplng too Tolrdo 5, Jnllliiaho.polla t . bobble. atran8e as ·1t may .!:~ern. the ~ripc~ 1 the bo.seban bat. J;Tip. PFor 1IIJ;hUy s!:1r 3 a correct follow-Lhru Mlnncapolls 6. Mllwauk.ee 3. aceomplJshed when K\msa& Clt.y 13, St. Paul 11 ; 10 Knl1ht.d made the only ml'>Cue of / Um b ·ginrrer. instruction In Uw can only be their came In the lnlt.lal stanza 5(1 proper srlp ill Jmporta.lJt but for lihue Is comrJlete frtedom and lack Innings. that after the ftrst inning. it wns a one \1.!10 luv; been playing muny iof t~_,_.·"_"_ · -------NA.TJONA.L LEAGVt; ernll'leBII contcet. yearl! and llRs adt~.pled hlms:!lf to Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati S. The Ohlll1lhmen ftll~d t.he ba£·3 In his c v.n n atural wrip, I a lways sUg· FESLER AGAIN New York 3, 8&. Lbuls 2. frame but the third out. \Vafl gcst that. hc look elsewhere tor any PittsbUI'I~ 1, Beeton 0. ~~~"'!~ when Jl'lsher caught G. l-roubk In hl11 game. Dnnville, Ill.,Jui; · 3- JN5-WesChiCBfO 3, Phtl&delphla 1. c-.c ,·f,.l),·. Neither side 11c:ored In u1y tournament competition I Icy li'Esler, nine-letter man at Ohio the fourth when thP. ha.,·r played ~.;Jtb some of the groot· Stah• Universlty, was to Jom the AMI:&ICAN U:AGUE ~~~t~ Counted tv.'O on a hlt. by t~t t~f·lfe~. who use all kinds or Damllle Thrt'e Eye league club toChicago 2, Basten 0. anothe-: hy Flsh~r a v.•alk to grt p-> yet good results. A right golf day to try an tntleld postt1on. He Cleveland 12, Pht1adelphla .f. and a hJt by GaeN;. p-rlp must be s ul~d to the indtvl - was sent hilre by the St. Louis New York 13, netrolt. 1. fn the ftfth Btc.nley opened w1th dual's hands. One pln.yt>r ma~· h a ve Cardinals. Peslcr is the only Ohio Washington ts. St. L6ub 5. walk Klmes singled , u fielder's shcrt HngE-rs. ll.llOUlel' very len~ E:tat~ pla:r-er ever ta wl:1 the Pot· O~ES TODAY and double follO\lCd scoring c m·s an(, one rule cannot fit any ter cup glwn for the oft'enslve work .tMEktCAN A:ssOCJATION In the ~~venth a double two pr·rson'5. Your clu b profe~stonaJ t.hree llm ::"B tn suceeMiOn. He won NATIOWAL J,l;A.GCE P1Lt.&burih at Brooklyn. St. Louis at PhUe.delphia; West Columbia a. ,., IW , ,,.,' p.-~s~BO·at m. Pull .....,. ~- 1J¥'!' ..... relidlncl.OO ~ .. ~ By ...... "'""" At S.n PranclM}o-Renat.o O..rd- were ealJM ln1, 1~ bn.vyweleht, deteated Jury•JIIt1djf, biFENSE TOO GOOD Indianapolis at. Toledo. Milwaukee at Kansaa CUy. Mlnneapolls at Bt. Paul. I where all other PaJmtat& tan. ... .dlonll d a~ lij l9JVII li Louisville at Columbl.L.'i. POR REN:'-Two otfkii roomr. 01'1 Coun St., over Bulldlno and Loao I • • •• • omce. In nne eondltlrn, wltb ' Mr. and M111. Lloyd Casto had 11team lleat. see C. J!:. Dow or guest.a recently Mr. and M" . Mo6e.l!! Edw. J:br.raballh. Po:oeroy, Oblo. Baker apd daughter oJ' ColumbUH, Allio mo ofilce rooma 'm M11.in Mr. and KrA. T . M. Baker ot Pop. 1 ltreeL 3-:lt·liJ 1 lar and Done! Wodge. , ·- ~ ---· -~ ~Mr. and Mn1. V. Joncl!l and ,;o 11 JiRilF~ RENT- P'or taking c11.rc of 1Ru.ssell, of pt, Pleasant. attended I ill'(lpt:rty. 75 Cu&kr St., below the Oreston sunday school. 1 Priode'a !.umber Mlull.~lddl('f)Ort 1 A la.J'I(! crowd a.ttendec:l the Chll·l ldren'8 day progrnm at Creston, , Sunlhl~ nlsht. , 1 PALMISTRY Mlaa Vlrfl.nJa Hartley waa a !iLlest I MADAt.l LOUISE ls now located o! Mlsa Loul~ Budtalew, Sunday. t 1'-"~on Rout.f! 'l lk:tween Pomeroy nnd M'r. and Mrt1. Sam Absten vl.sitc..'d L------~---' Middleport. 'Tella past, present Mid lrfr. and Mrs.:_~· P . Keefer, Sunday. future. We ruarantee ISlltlsf&etlon thls wonderful gttled lad)' a vl6it. Find I C6tti c 311 AVERIU. HITS TWO Ohio. l~t'Ch~··~·~ JrfOH; 1 I1<'""''"'~"'~""'~ ~~ , liJ-~Tht l;n.iiJ _,-- ""' ...• Gianb ' ~D,'M&'S T Js t n ·u· wnen lioaan Hib DR. H. C. ·FOSTER ~ ;t 1 ..• ' �\, ~AY, i11LY I, 1011. .......,. . ,. ' DJ£~, mm. G:tt~fE , WIGHT ~ULTS .j ;..J'. :;;"I~~~l\T~ PYlflHii~ILEO IW: SAvs . EYOUR fiRIP!' ln~&l ~~- urtiool •.u, 1 - "POVOT ,, I . . rH 0MP[A~["t tufted of BEATS ~·s. WIN AS BUTH H1T5 HOMER ·News Ca'!!l, Lo;-ro t , ... Circuit Blow - Talc~me From ~· ~~~=~~!'ji~~:~~ Rtdo; Cubo And Pir'ii~Li& "Iii · at... Wi11 :::.~;.,;n;;r. lo&iu GIIAIN PRICS8 J"" Ohhleaao, ' 3.-IN8-9ralol leJlt!aJlP loWer t. od &.y . WheaL was \Jlchanam to 3c doWI11 CQm 1..4 to 3·8c ol! and. oat.a 1·8 til' 1·4c lower, opened OptnJnc ....,.., WheaHvlY ,.;. spent 1-2-618; Sept. ~'J 3-8; Dee. 6'J 1-8. Com-July 58 7-8-59; Sept. 56; Det. tD S-8-3-•. O..ta--aept. 1·!. ~ &b.dilllft! rounds-fttteen round.s 11 t -2; and Ea.stern dit.ylla:ht ' :.W.tinghouse Refrigerators ibf Nllltfe Westinghouse is Your 11 :00 saving attnedanee-35,000 to recelpts-250,000 to 1-:l . Guarantee I. C. Meredith, Chester 0. per cent f6.49, $12.50, bOut will be CHERRIES F'OR SA~F1ne large IRtc canning r.:hciTieH . dark . Enrt:Mucr. Pomeroy, 208-X. De- Uvned or sold at !lome. H~S·oWN WI>¥/' lHE DUFFER H.AS ABSORBED ESSENTIALS, HE SHOULD HIS OWN I (:).llWIE, IN HIS OWN WAY." 7-3-ll For Rent- w Va Leon -IN - _,..,.) . ''f Pay , 11 a,.. ,.,. R3 a.s1 I __ · ... · """'" ,., - were .!1:; J obn Leltweller and • • t ruests ,.. ....,.. .... -· ~--- Al111. W. M. Ha11errn8.1'1. Mit. CAR OWNER I (If Mr. and 1 llr. and Mrs. H E vanMa.tre 1 ,Alto. H. L. Edward,, M;,.. J. w. An : PRESIDENCY a. thti! , .t. , -- l St:nday wlt>l . tile lotion ........ Mr. and Mn .. Du.vl4 pa'l'l.l. -'l ~ WREllll.II'IG RESULTS Con&ntulat,_ IDI!Ie newly i<d• :~ 1 and Yn. Kei'u\etb Blum ~for.By tntemaUonal News Scrvlc c • Y Alta Dnt.) . • At New Yorlr.- Heory De Olane.' . A~ ChlfASer or New MIU'Ibftlld ~arn:~a. pinned Axel Anderson, s':;n las1. week wltb Mr. and ~woot:q. ' D a Cum~in.&. , t Quloll Henriquez. Cuh<' threw Herb Beckie)' 1\nd t~mily wort•t.he Charlea West., New Lork . Bu~da Yl'~!l..!i 01 Do\l'e AndreWI!I, at Jbn MeMllki., C:l:Cago n n(l tier- McArthur. . I , bie F'!Uman, ~ew York drt•w Dldl 8htka(. PhlladciJlhia Lllrew Btew. ZnoaQ , Poland . ~~~- t~a~ ~' _lt_!~~-~-D_'_30_•_n~ -~~~ -. -· u :n AI. Jil'o·rrc£ N"'"··· '"hc!~fo1· "'"'l" th•t th;J:II1".,. Haled ;, Kola Kwarianl, RWJ!l:.~ , dt•l f•atcd , .._.11 1.. " ~ ''''""!'I' the <>ll'l~e " ' Seep:! Kalmlkot! Siberia I ~ I•· •~ ""''I~~ ucl<>ck Noon on t lwo lUI ' · •IH) .'' 1 J,,,,. 1~31 . '"' t hf, o~• of Omo Garibaldi. lta l:r·, lhr~.,., Abc : ,. ,~ "''· •he r...JJowin~C <le~~oerlbe-11 rUI ... Kalllu;y Syria ~at• . ' · t h.· r.. u"w"'~~ ra l ""'"'p . ;.,.~ed l 111 p•Ierne , Grove ' ' iu· \i tt.. ~~ ,,f Mn.t.Ji~P''''· M~• .-. Co'!!'IJ' 1-'f .. t•· ... ( oluo. ""'J ~'"'""" u iot 1H~>- :. ' )_,, , "'':1 l . ... . , ..... ". Sul,<ll\'i•it>n buL "" ,.,,,,.,,,,.,,., "''u th., Vlllu:;:: of 111~ 1 Oabe Bobo and som Rtcharrt ami ''" • 01' "'· ' ~~Kt• l pn •p .. rr ~ .,, t" 1..- - lc&..,d to lt tw Raymond made a busln{'l;S trip t'J lno· n~ •. t,i.htH "~'"" 11,.. fuUowlna ""''"'· SOmerset Ttlesday -~"' I lo• wo it ''" ~~ ....-·d to 1he tlitrhe.t Mr. and Mrs. H r-u r.r SlalH'lH ·. ,,.o~,l,., ~~ • r··~cly c• • h n·utal pa)'ab}ll were Al-heru~ visitors Saturday ·;~·;:·~:·~t,'; ,~;~·~ ,~~"~~: ;,~·;:wat' r"..r-o~ea;:: ~ Mr. and Mrs. Pram Bobo wen· the ·":;"""t _,,.,.,.t ,, fiwf~•·*· Sunday guesu of Oabc Do!Jo and ,.t,, t t.h•.. b C~~h t '" IMf•~• to reJe.~t an• nd family. , J~~ E. Harlrr . Ernest McV RY uf Manetta B[>CUl 1Lluor. ~:~?ry with Pearly M~~vus and 1~;.;,~ ·; ., 1"· J~ ,," ':/. U•·•·k. - - - - -- · - -- - - - -- - - SIJNO~l ~CHOOl PIGNIC-JUI.Y HH. 1 OAK GROVE-2 MILES NORTH OF RACINE I I ON GRAVEL ROAD G()()d Shade and Seats _ Plenty to Eat and Drink COMIC ENTERT AJNMENT I HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! COMMITTEE., ii.•••••llli-•••..--..,oiiiiiiiiiiliiili.i,;.iiijiii;lilllllillli. - -- .. ·---4-- - ----- - - . ---.-.. In the eltrhth the ' Knl;;ltts wn11t.ect hits. In thts !rame thC" Church · prodt1ced their only score. first up trlpbl to left. cen- only remarkably fast flclrtln~t: C115tcr prevented a home run . WM held there. however by threw out. Hess and a1Ho the sam£' player ·.v:"lCn he caught &haaf's fty but Sch'lll came thru a dent\ hit almost over the thh·rl sack and BLrcus.'! cotmled. G Schaaf then flied to center. In lhr first of the n inth Kimes Q'Pfn{'rl bv flying out to J . Schaaf. Ip;,~.,, ; whn 'Neath Sharkey's Shadow Young singled and P'lshcr tripled. . ,. "theTruth I OF "I><E l Peace mrn nhw·~d mf'n on ~rconrl wllh none oul bv ~~~~~~wofi:~c~lo:1]t.o"i;,n tllll5ingles I'':"IV ~ co rtnr:. On bnt flne t ·nt:, f.-pyfrcld !;;;;;;;;i;.i·it nt th('Jr rrs· positions. f'l.shcr I ~ l'l t.hl' hitters -r.-tth a homer and two .~!:\­ and scored thrre n;m. Cu~trr, St~nlc~ .. Youn~ nectlvc COUNT ON '!OUR van:? thirrt, Drl.vls fl !r.<l cut nnd on Strauss' ordina r ily t.o fehl:l'r, Cnm;Jbl>ll w:1.~ scccind by fast fielding on the oart ot Custer. All pertonncd well CAN HE. '?""''; for which our ancestors /ought and suffered .. ." ronr! ' ~;~,~~~~~~·~ tor the Kni rthts nne. and H::trtcnboch tor P ~ace l.wo ~ecth-ed f'tanley's h i\.~. botll dllublcs. Young also scortwlce . Prlday (\'enlmr a team of Middleplayen will play a tt·:mt fr'Jm l'omeM•Y at the usual time and I .AB R H 5 0 0 I 2 4 0 2 ...... 4 I 2 5 I I If . ..... .. 5 2 2 3 ' Jb .. ...... p . . .... 5 I 2 • ,. , .. 4 r:tr,. ..!-:". .., 2 12 3 0 ol 0 1 0 ~ 0 0 •• :n 13 1 P-ilace AB R H PO A i. 1 Davll, 1b ........ 5 o 1 3 o 1 StrA.UE8, 3b ....... 5 I 1 4 l 0 HM:~. 811 ...• ... ... 4 0 1 3 I ~- Sqhaaf, :Jb. . Scbr.lll. It . . . . . . . G. ~chaar, "CI- .... 8eyfreld, r1' ..... . llarteilbach, c 3 4 4 4 4 0 0 o 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 Campbell, p 4 0 t Tolal .......... 37 ;··;. 3 0 J 0 2 I 2 1 0 0 0 0 Tctal, ... ... ·.:.:..:._~ 10 16 1 PO A E ••• • ' •' • ' I rf . . ... 1 0 ' t'f 3 t 4 4 2 3 3 o 1 ·o oo t· 0 0 0 3 0 0 I 0 27 -; 21 b~lle, htt:s ,Sf.t\nJcY. 2,. S!:,lto.p- 1 • in the l!lpecious claim that every· the easy way for the moment body colleetively owes each of Tlte following excerpts are us indh·idually an bpportunity of difficulty, but the oommoo to earn a li\ting, and the equally sense of the common man, the fror?~ address of Pres· spec:ious eJaim that hired repinherited tradition of an indeident delivered on resentatives of a hundrea millioc pendent fRd self-reliant race, the people eail do better than the historloaf memory of AmericanS MemoriiJI Day, 1931 at people tbem)elves in tbiokinlii who glory inValley Forge even as 'Vallq Forge, P11111JSylvania and planning their daily life. they glory in Y ork1owo-all theoe· "The "revolution of whic:h tell tis tftetrutfl/orwhkh oNrQntiS• Valley Forge was the darkest to" fo111M uod su$ertd, 1he 1!Utb but pc:rh11ps tbC mo"St glorious moment, w11.s fought not whioheilhoesupwardfromthisi!Oilofbloodandte~n,lbat done for national independence but to retain our freed· the way to the nation 'sgreatnetl i1 tllllal" o/Uif~rrliaJJce, ;nJipmdmce and !lea~/astntsl 1M Hm11 oftrl4l tltuilh'fu. om to cOntinue unhampered, the most promising social experiment in all hulllllll history. "Numerous are the tempta:tiofts under tbe distress uwe must ever continue that fight. Amid the scene · .of the day "to tum aside from true natiohal purposes and from Wise nat;ional pblicie• "and hmdUlental ide~l •of vastly 4-'0wil!. complexity of our economic life we mrut l•tsm~• lh1 lsd~dm• of the i•dillid~al from 161 of ihe,m~.~ ~ho. builded ·o ur rcpj.iblic. Ne~ w.. 'the 1tirc bl the path to ev,ery panatea and of OII,Y WaYI d<udmilft mtrol•ll oflor¥rn111mt, yet by tbe strong arm of gOvernment equally protect his indivic!ual fi.eed~m, to jril~ntd security mjlre 1emplji>C. . , en.e~es of pr,ivatr initiilitives, of in<tePe~~ assure his fair chance, his equality of opJWi-lu~ity froln the enc;roachments of speciql privileges anJ greed Or eqcp; an~ I" l'ifib de~ree of io4iYidual freedom of our domination by any group or cl11ss." Amt::ricaa sy~tem we ere offeiitd an aUuriq substitute "SIRENS still sing !he oong of our rosy I • • 7 I ' , '" ... ., . Ten "'""' ... ~ u . '' . """ · - '""'" 01 .""""~' 9f0"""-" ' f ,, ' ~ "'' } " ----~------ Hoover ~ ~ --- thC .,·For ite . • nnt..hy • .. ' cb- H JOtl feel tli!Wr6ur trf~ It ru- I the ·; • • . _.. '· Pr&nk Jll&rten wu .. -~At New J'prk- AU SmeU, N ew vl.sitor 1n J'Orrje:tO)' TbqradaJ, \ Y~ we.l~eiaht, and 0~ lll~Wr. md ll(n. John ~- 1 t Up will l'"'commcud • }Ote Vrnu. Htmlt(ian ctuamplQil.. cut:: - \:l:.~::~~.:;,.,~,d~~~o~otic~ ~u~~glc by aDd ~if·~ui o6 ~ ~"""for tile f'ct lh&! 70111' ...~ . holm, ..... York, drew •10>. tJciQ not hit the ball at the . ' · - 1 T11ere wll be an Ice cream at !Jte ecbooJ bouse Prlday night; No. Zfi637 s.muel Runyon, a prl- proceeds for baU team. ., BOner now coatined In the Ohio 8\.at.l' Mr. •nd Mn. Earl B:!llnett were Retc.rmatory, hD.II been a-ccommend~ l't!cent. 114~ at Mra. Bert Flowers. cd w tm OhiO Beard of Clemency Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ollck of Cot· ~ by the Superintendent ~nd the tasevtue, were wcelt end guests of C\wlatn or the Ohio State Rotor· Mrs. Naooy Dunt and son Belt. mak.1 y WI worthy ot conllldenatlon Mlu Fl&ye Bennett wu the week tor J.llrolc. Sa!d- appllcntlon wm be end pet~ of J4illl Preda Click. MIU Bea.trtce J;tay and Ralph ~ , tor l".earlll!f on and after July lOth Lute and trlend11 ,oi Columbu.&, were 101. IUC&ta of Mr. aDd "'rs. Fred Click, v. 8. \ Sund&)'. ' to YOlll' own tralun': 500rlng Young with th\? fll"lt nm of ~tame !or the K. of P'li. thai 1o•moln before two were out. 'E'•ery the C>tbcr six ha-ving been ~~:~~ up alter two wm·~ retired . hit followed nnd Eisel nrovc a long hit which wcs poorly l ~j~:.O~ir in an atk~npt. to get thll ~t lllJel SCCI'rt1 'hf.'IVAIJ complflt-:lli. He for a .s: n~lr on ·P'our nins resulted In tiU~; ~:~,~:• Morr is thcn filed nut n.~ rlid Mt. Aito NOTICE Of' P.tROL£ Aroancl .. ..._.,...................._.......,......, . By BARDIN BURNLEY--------= ttme to ha.., yeur ea~ l drews and dauchter, Eilzabeth, 1 PllbW.., wubfll. .I can 1br.oat. l': tw.nt Buruta.y With Mt"l\. ~·t:e Chm~r pollab )'ftlll' a11'o with MeA.IHn lenin and eon, Claude, of Murray Folia~~ and Wu. l"e•• .WU,:N City. ened. .-.lk!J o•t .... PaiD'"'Mrs. WUbur Roberta and dauphPllmftlln~ . - ........ . . - ter, Phyllla ot Mingo Junctkm IS vr ~Qt~ete-1. ...._. WOI'&o ag. villttina Mr. and M !'tl. Carl Mopp IGnaitle Price. and funDy. (lame ..... see Mr .ahd .Mra. John Bass spent AUTO- PAINT SHOP Bunda, with UJe latkr'!l parenta, Mr. a.nd Ml'8. Miranda King. .lORN & 1.0\'8, Mar Cm.irll r...ol • · .... SL .........~.0Nllt'l'l' ~la.l ar· roll,,.. 11M ~lbuae. ~ 7 Cell ' plliJaical n-e •. ttshtj)'. ypu llhoujd feel Ill lboua:h IJf{;Jf.. .f.~u wMkti:. t_ht o1u~ !.e~ -~~~ ~ ~~ ~~ .,. LEO Dn;Gitl. bim\Si i i n w•m. "" ""'".-"'~ ......, l\11 Tolf. 'to ..~.. lkGover. the J».ll, •• -~ tina No pmes scheduled. HE AN"'UIIL. E:liEC"JlQN FOR "'T'HE t.be~~ , ._, ,..,..., roll" Leo DloPJ. .... ~' a.yli-lnlcead ol f~n11 1 at Ac1la ' C&ftente, u W4 your I'J1p. Ui looMin1q ~p your &o "Artie" McOotern aa.tlonallJ' ftnaetl and. DOt holdina fliP club too Diffie· I.u ., ·of P'o AMERICAN I ..:AGUt: •' • b tWritten ~:~.et~Yely FDI' uu1. c.,. . .. '~ " · ' ' ri(llt. BJ I. N. i. 19111 Ortpplq: the ~lub too t"!ibtly maY . t..asan Nn. !-"Tbe Orlp"' C*UIC ~ position of tbe clubhead ' ' ' • ' ' I ' 67 New Yorlr. July 3-'The I'IP of tO ~ ·U It" oontacta Yith the · ball In other wordl, if your right Pl•y Bapa Lhe ·dub' i5tdlers more &bu~ than blna lhoulil be Mihter than your any (llhet fi!Oli rule. A 10lfer comes Gan.e; Fiaher Hit· back tot....., clubhouac with a 10"1 l-eft, It II liable to brlnll the face of Won '"" " thi! club t.o the bii.U at an obllque • • • • • • 4.11 Star talc 1.hvut llilclnJ the ball fm sJx. .... • 47 t h --'- bet h dls ' d th anr.lQI, or lt. may be IftJ)On5ible Cor ore e Tho Knights of P7thlna ball team een '-"" 8 covel'() at. turntna' the t.oe of the club 1n and ........ 37 ,,..,,. hili "right hand Wfl-8 underneath" ,.__ h t ~ hook 101 the Peace Cburch outfit at hts •·tt-!t hand arOu-nd too fa r .. or ww tt1 ou • ca.u na a or &11 cr. 1, Loula ' .... " (, 10 uaual pia"' at the U!Ual time h d . ' With a relaxed (Jrip the (ace of some ct er enor, an IU:i soon as he the 1 b 11 be ndl la.r W h Boston .... .... , . . . . 2~ cvenlna and to1· ~everal chat1Q\-'d it so he could "s~e ~:~ lx of "u w perpe cu t e petrillt ...... ; . . . . 11! · .. h h . line of ftit;ht and a looee grip also ...s on. Of the real ball rus !lnger11 or w at- ave ;.;ou, the • th 1 ht h nd to 1 Cbleago . . . . . . . . . . a4 1 8 that. have been Bt!tl1 at the ball went .straight and bls game pemn 5 e r II" urn OVEr during tlt.e p68f; ooason. shcwert u mlrnculou.s improvement' the ldt m ore comfortable. A rt!laxYESTERDAY'S ;;l:spt.ts The Kntrhts scored one run in In rncst ea~es, however, the "d Ls~ led rrlp aids the elub-heall to hit tht! nfttt lnntng without the aid of oovPr> " comes too late-the score throull"h the ball without intuter1\ME&ICAN ASIS001ATIOK a"d two 1las ",.._ en ru u1,,,. -• 11.11"n ,__ dy., ence from anyib ~nsiOn. • hit on a .... on ~.I'..... .., .. I Columlnls 7, Louiavtile 3 errors tiut alter that sle1c. the W(. hear much talk about tht' In· t 1S lmposs le to follow-throu(!h Ind!a nu~la B. Toledo 2. Churclmten ~ld not make another terl king grip the overlap hg properly when l'OU are l]'rlpplng too Tolrdo 5, Jnllliiaho.polla t . bobble. atran8e as ·1t may .!:~ern. the ~ripc~ 1 the bo.seban bat. J;Tip. PFor 1IIJ;hUy s!:1r 3 a correct follow-Lhru Mlnncapolls 6. Mllwauk.ee 3. aceomplJshed when K\msa& Clt.y 13, St. Paul 11 ; 10 Knl1ht.d made the only ml'>Cue of / Um b ·ginrrer. instruction In Uw can only be their came In the lnlt.lal stanza 5(1 proper srlp ill Jmporta.lJt but for lihue Is comrJlete frtedom and lack Innings. that after the ftrst inning. it wns a one \1.!10 luv; been playing muny iof t~_,_.·"_"_ · -------NA.TJONA.L LEAGVt; ernll'leBII contcet. yearl! and llRs adt~.pled hlms:!lf to Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati S. The Ohlll1lhmen ftll~d t.he ba£·3 In his c v.n n atural wrip, I a lways sUg· FESLER AGAIN New York 3, 8&. Lbuls 2. frame but the third out. \Vafl gcst that. hc look elsewhere tor any PittsbUI'I~ 1, Beeton 0. ~~~"'!~ when Jl'lsher caught G. l-roubk In hl11 game. Dnnville, Ill.,Jui; · 3- JN5-WesChiCBfO 3, Phtl&delphla 1. c-.c ,·f,.l),·. Neither side 11c:ored In u1y tournament competition I Icy li'Esler, nine-letter man at Ohio the fourth when thP. ha.,·r played ~.;Jtb some of the groot· Stah• Universlty, was to Jom the AMI:&ICAN U:AGUE ~~~t~ Counted tv.'O on a hlt. by t~t t~f·lfe~. who use all kinds or Damllle Thrt'e Eye league club toChicago 2, Basten 0. anothe-: hy Flsh~r a v.•alk to grt p-> yet good results. A right golf day to try an tntleld postt1on. He Cleveland 12, Pht1adelphla .f. and a hJt by GaeN;. p-rlp must be s ul~d to the indtvl - was sent hilre by the St. Louis New York 13, netrolt. 1. fn the ftfth Btc.nley opened w1th dual's hands. One pln.yt>r ma~· h a ve Cardinals. Peslcr is the only Ohio Washington ts. St. L6ub 5. walk Klmes singled , u fielder's shcrt HngE-rs. ll.llOUlel' very len~ E:tat~ pla:r-er ever ta wl:1 the Pot· O~ES TODAY and double follO\lCd scoring c m·s an(, one rule cannot fit any ter cup glwn for the oft'enslve work .tMEktCAN A:ssOCJATION In the ~~venth a double two pr·rson'5. Your clu b profe~stonaJ t.hree llm ::"B tn suceeMiOn. He won NATIOWAL J,l;A.GCE P1Lt.&burih at Brooklyn. St. Louis at PhUe.delphia; West Columbia a. ,., IW , ,,.,' p.-~s~BO·at m. Pull .....,. ~- 1J¥'!' ..... relidlncl.OO ~ .. ~ By ...... "'""" At S.n PranclM}o-Renat.o O..rd- were ealJM ln1, 1~ bn.vyweleht, deteated Jury•JIIt1djf, biFENSE TOO GOOD Indianapolis at. Toledo. Milwaukee at Kansaa CUy. Mlnneapolls at Bt. Paul. I where all other PaJmtat& tan. ... .dlonll d a~ lij l9JVII li Louisville at Columbl.L.'i. POR REN:'-Two otfkii roomr. 01'1 Coun St., over Bulldlno and Loao I • • •• • omce. In nne eondltlrn, wltb ' Mr. and M111. Lloyd Casto had 11team lleat. see C. J!:. Dow or guest.a recently Mr. and M" . Mo6e.l!! Edw. J:br.raballh. Po:oeroy, Oblo. Baker apd daughter oJ' ColumbUH, Allio mo ofilce rooma 'm M11.in Mr. and KrA. T . M. Baker ot Pop. 1 ltreeL 3-:lt·liJ 1 lar and Done! Wodge. , ·- ~ ---· -~ ~Mr. and Mn1. V. Joncl!l and ,;o 11 JiRilF~ RENT- P'or taking c11.rc of 1Ru.ssell, of pt, Pleasant. attended I ill'(lpt:rty. 75 Cu&kr St., below the Oreston sunday school. 1 Priode'a !.umber Mlull.~lddl('f)Ort 1 A la.J'I(! crowd a.ttendec:l the Chll·l ldren'8 day progrnm at Creston, , Sunlhl~ nlsht. , 1 PALMISTRY Mlaa Vlrfl.nJa Hartley waa a !iLlest I MADAt.l LOUISE ls now located o! Mlsa Loul~ Budtalew, Sunday. t 1'-"~on Rout.f! 'l lk:tween Pomeroy nnd M'r. and Mrt1. Sam Absten vl.sitc..'d L------~---' Middleport. 'Tella past, present Mid lrfr. and Mrs.:_~· P . Keefer, Sunday. future. We ruarantee ISlltlsf&etlon thls wonderful gttled lad)' a vl6it. Find I C6tti c 311 AVERIU. HITS TWO Ohio. l~t'Ch~··~·~ JrfOH; 1 I1<'""''"'~"'~""'~ ~~ , liJ-~Tht l;n.iiJ _,-- ""' ...• Gianb ' ~D,'M&'S T Js t n ·u· wnen lioaan Hib DR. H. C. ·FOSTER ~ ;t 1 ..• ' �' ·~ ' r OPERATORS TO NO PAI'ER WILL BE ISSUED ON FOURTH OF JULY - · S COM,JCS ,DQM ~UND,\Y. S ri IN COLOR .OHIO COMICS IN COLOR ... • ~ "'" .'<!lJiliJ)I)Jl. Cotillft ' JVU 5. 1931 • TI-l' ,;, I ~ C>, 0 "< N eTOO G- 1-' G-0 IN ' S lM P, L L C>O T O F G.-P..S I I FO'R "ft\lli: .1.0\1& QF fo\ "'N·" '' ,._ 1-\ "'->1-\ PiT W'RONCO, Wl'rf'l ..,.... , o.;. T(Jg. C'-10\lV ";> • S iF L " e-e ' ~p, Tf>le " :t>~E12.'\)E, t'o j...."A'-.J E Ti-'l S .,..OOTt-'1 Y"'NO<el) •I 1 T, eu 'r Ti-' E 'I Go'r't-..... PUT ME IO .. Sl..EEt> I I Tl 011 cr••• .JULY 4tll crnt Lotta&~ PrWe. • Biggelt Valuea - Ownen of Arlt....n Arllnrtoo Wftl!l the property of &IMJ. Robert E. J.ee. She lnllerll· e4 the e~tate trom hei father. Geor~ Wuhlnaton Parke Cultla. panl'laon of llartha Wufltort:on.W'aahlngt~n Star. • GlVE ME · P... E>li:!.ONG A NE S.TAt='rl c , . Doc · I . I hroughout. natei)' 1-60 1oliday. ; r periiODI only flte 1 U"ce 'fie~"~ 1rd low. D••••ill•'• Wl•do• Deau,·IJie, the ramona Frencll plea•ure resort, forhlds all tJM of loqd noises. tnr.l1 oe drume, tb.e bariJ:· -day cele· !Jily today nore t.han lnll' ot doq:l!l lmd harlh t,utOmublllt tloma. lay- sev.D iCL<l, ooe Felix Old Kyger A 'l> \lUE)..\. \HA"r C .... R MOOE.~N ANt> Q\,)(IN , A ,J o.s - c ""'R ~ ! _rp...,l;i'Si ME FOR 1T. • Sat urda¥ cllratlon.:... IJy Intel'· f.\A S .showed r THE RlG'"'o OF WAY ! "LL WAl T TILL ~E t>A5SE"s l. 1!.!! \lUHAl the heat, 1 a. uV. Led a.lr.es and Toledo .t ae . "'"'"""" ~ ~...,._ qpue: • ~'minor ' 10l1s girl~ Bay VUwtth her Delth, .. )ainbrldae ~ a whetl. .vere rare. acker ac- id in two ms. .wotlld n ... JU.Doi · whicb be iffinp, ~ rles Engle 't'l-\AI'S ON'i=' FOR TI-\E l!>OOIC- NOW TO MU.ST I:!>E A '>(JOM<"<" D'R 1.\J £Q. - .S I-\E ::.uR.e 1 ~ ~<-"E'E'PlNC.I SE'E Lima, a aevere . ... ned wheu \f'IE ME 'W,._lT1NC ~ '--'--"-' lc ., the ':.· on." tlie as ,t:Jillbed - KON ... QOPitai ·<fet ---- ~- · ~ ......... ·,.•••to'·at: ........ ddub;;;; ... tn an ai.. ~ .medlateiJ r-oJcl.laor. ON E ~ ' ' IDE, he··-~-1 tnd W•'P LO, T~E pool>. ' · sooN T'O BE REJ..tC Lltc:E: N""G~ ~en tbW h in ,;.; 1ear !'&+ ot €1bel.at Ltvet. :et in the le to -aei Tf-IE' DlN05A.UII 1 houn be· ...... ...... "' - ot sTo ,, · ~- · !pC.,. . rhout :c> -. H. Rawlings Sons MIDDLEPORT OHIO. '' I. '·' ': _.( .' ' ' Of-'1, ·~oR. - THOSE :;.o M c D.&¥~ ! ~ .... "4 "'l!> S OM e B.OI:>Y •S f'>o L ' ' ' ""' y S \ "' .._ 1 N C.. ,. , ... t-. .,) 0 y OUI OF .L[f'E !! �' ·~ ' r OPERATORS TO NO PAI'ER WILL BE ISSUED ON FOURTH OF JULY - · S COM,JCS ,DQM ~UND,\Y. S ri IN COLOR .OHIO COMICS IN COLOR ... • ~ "'" .'<!lJiliJ)I)Jl. Cotillft ' JVU 5. 1931 • TI-l' ,;, I ~ C>, 0 "< N eTOO G- 1-' G-0 IN ' S lM P, L L C>O T O F G.-P..S I I FO'R "ft\lli: .1.0\1& QF fo\ "'N·" '' ,._ 1-\ "'->1-\ PiT W'RONCO, Wl'rf'l ..,.... , o.;. T(Jg. C'-10\lV ";> • S iF L " e-e ' ~p, Tf>le " :t>~E12.'\)E, t'o j...."A'-.J E Ti-'l S .,..OOTt-'1 Y"'NO<el) •I 1 T, eu 'r Ti-' E 'I Go'r't-..... PUT ME IO .. Sl..EEt> I I Tl 011 cr••• .JULY 4tll crnt Lotta&~ PrWe. • Biggelt Valuea - Ownen of Arlt....n Arllnrtoo Wftl!l the property of &IMJ. Robert E. J.ee. She lnllerll· e4 the e~tate trom hei father. Geor~ Wuhlnaton Parke Cultla. panl'laon of llartha Wufltort:on.W'aahlngt~n Star. • GlVE ME · P... E>li:!.ONG A NE S.TAt='rl c , . Doc · I . I hroughout. natei)' 1-60 1oliday. ; r periiODI only flte 1 U"ce 'fie~"~ 1rd low. D••••ill•'• Wl•do• Deau,·IJie, the ramona Frencll plea•ure resort, forhlds all tJM of loqd noises. tnr.l1 oe drume, tb.e bariJ:· -day cele· !Jily today nore t.han lnll' ot doq:l!l lmd harlh t,utOmublllt tloma. lay- sev.D iCL<l, ooe Felix Old Kyger A 'l> \lUE)..\. \HA"r C .... R MOOE.~N ANt> Q\,)(IN , A ,J o.s - c ""'R ~ ! _rp...,l;i'Si ME FOR 1T. • Sat urda¥ cllratlon.:... IJy Intel'· f.\A S .showed r THE RlG'"'o OF WAY ! "LL WAl T TILL ~E t>A5SE"s l. 1!.!! \lUHAl the heat, 1 a. uV. Led a.lr.es and Toledo .t ae . "'"'"""" ~ ~...,._ qpue: • ~'minor ' 10l1s girl~ Bay VUwtth her Delth, .. )ainbrldae ~ a whetl. .vere rare. acker ac- id in two ms. .wotlld n ... JU.Doi · whicb be iffinp, ~ rles Engle 't'l-\AI'S ON'i=' FOR TI-\E l!>OOIC- NOW TO MU.ST I:!>E A '>(JOM<"<" D'R 1.\J £Q. - .S I-\E ::.uR.e 1 ~ ~<-"E'E'PlNC.I SE'E Lima, a aevere . ... ned wheu \f'IE ME 'W,._lT1NC ~ '--'--"-' lc ., the ':.· on." tlie as ,t:Jillbed - KON ... QOPitai ·<fet ---- ~- · ~ ......... ·,.•••to'·at: ........ ddub;;;; ... tn an ai.. ~ .medlateiJ r-oJcl.laor. ON E ~ ' ' IDE, he··-~-1 tnd W•'P LO, T~E pool>. ' · sooN T'O BE REJ..tC Lltc:E: N""G~ ~en tbW h in ,;.; 1ear !'&+ ot €1bel.at Ltvet. :et in the le to -aei Tf-IE' DlN05A.UII 1 houn be· ...... ...... "' - ot sTo ,, · ~- · !pC.,. . rhout :c> -. H. Rawlings Sons MIDDLEPORT OHIO. '' I. '·' ': _.( .' ' ' Of-'1, ·~oR. - THOSE :;.o M c D.&¥~ ! ~ .... "4 "'l!> S OM e B.OI:>Y •S f'>o L ' ' ' ""' y S \ "' .._ 1 N C.. ,. , ... t-. .,) 0 y OUI OF .L[f'E !! �• I • f • ...... . "' .~ :'BE-VUU ' - ... --· ---·-·- ... ·-··· . . ... • ,. G[' ., / ~ - ..... ... . , . -·•·'. ' . ·- - .. ~ - ~. . ... .. • .. • ' FORECAST- liTTl[ HHI , cooler m ~aou.tbeut . ~ ,..,...,.. "'"'""........ •rtRDoou. Coolit ----~ . ~l"'- rshowen 1.n ~ Eatat.e; Man Vaat lfoehea, Unfounded • • • mNDAY 1i C~ D'S HOU~J! • u 5 £ HUVY t~~ IJIIIic. OW! WUS:r·! IARWUS ~OOH - . - re Killed On Ind.;. lence Day; t&·Diot''· On Sunday '.>,: Wi.l,l. I"T·!> "TTMt H!l WA~COMIN/,;r .8ACK.I ·os . '~"• 3'1' TAKE LEAJt.. ~ -- atalitiea With ~~~ >rown; Fireworka .. \tishapa, Rare · ·.. ~~}; . . --..r::· - mtnp, d8atlu n..r l(w ' • an4 alrp.._ aullel I the MUGD'• deMit u.t rer t.u lllaa.Ued 111 ~ t!elebra&lon .r IIYie,_~ Day, & eotm&rJ-Wide 1•· lealed kM!ay. J. WI,LL, "TH& "TIME M.\!0 "THI<;. WILt BE ~'( '3>U1T, I "THE "TAl lOll JU"J"T SENT 1'T OVI!aHOW DO I LOO" 9 c""'"'EQ ~ •tlis claimed more Una · other fatalities, a total -at •I~ the Pac111c coast 26 ~ere known to have perliiha rip-Ude swept the bath.. Ml! Pllll'l 0'1' MY ~,-re OU"T 01'" ~ '51NWiftt OIL l>I!VIL~I!Irt C'OMJ>MIVa "'· •b!le acc:ldents ~AW WI'THDQAW AIJOUT oo.ooo.os~,~-~~~~ throlJihoUt :ry took llpproximateJy HO ' n& the two day hOliday. ;, :h hundreds of J)ei'80D& !'lXI by ftreworks onlf ftY.e from this .!JOUI'Ce wert This wab a record low, 1 It of Ohic'l!l two-day oele- IWI-1 0 EVER HEARD OF o RY I NG A Inde-pendence Day t.odtly Lo 30 dead and more thaq, IIY inJured. .. 1 died yes~rd&y~ GUY :mobile achtencts. 011e l ollsm, two from the heat, -ro s •EAL SECOND Wl""fH I I~E E:A,;Es LOADED~ tom liUiclde. lest thlclr IJ!ffls SaturdaY" day of t.he ceJcbratlo~ to a chu:k·up by Inter• rews Bcrviqe:. ·· · 6EE . WHIZ. D00l'o YOU Y.NOW Ai.JY BE l"l"E I<'' Al -fl.\ AI 1 t-day &\IDPnary .&bowed ' aeciUent& exw.cteU lfl Uvnac than the lakes ~ · ~Jt.t VI!~ Ml:l ~IN!liil; WI'THD~AW ALL OF Hl~ "TM£ WA'I' we·~ . ~UNI'IIIN4 ...·....... ' .... UP FIQMi; FUN~ LA'b'T WliE'Ioll HE 1ll0k' EV~· · TWIM/.r OU"I' OP' HI!!> '!oAFE Pll~l.'T BOX, 'TOIO_!./r:::-,: I "nlollioH'T I'T ~--~'':'.'""'"" were i.uJurtd at , "''-"lt' a&. -~ rt:erda y'e automobile acores we~ hW.t m mioor •ate~. · · r-old Indfa.Mpo& llrl. I, was kJied at Bay VU.ld five otOOra wtth ber and Charles DI!IUJ, 8 s killl.d at &lnlwidge utomoblle threw a Wheel. lr:er aceldents were rare. serlow fire-cracker ae-e re)lOrted, and in ·two ll·f BIG BO/IlcHEAt>l! ...-.. . .... s saki the \'lc:ttnu; Would se an eye. · .. ~ Knoxvtlle, near Lima., •••• • • U, 35, SUft'ered a eevere . ..... lhen a cannon, ll'hich 'he' _'Om a bleyc~ p'Ump, ~ .-year-old CharJes Rntle was badly bumt!d wheo kt!r exploded In b1a . endinl a plenie at t~ 1ty fa~ounds, ~ ·10. was bitten <!b.: ·we ~onkey, and wa. .' J)ISbe:d ilton Mercy holspit.l-ofar ase of alcobolllm · , _ H,t.~ ,., 1LLIOill9! I'lL Af>l< HIM "TO lEND ME A HI.Nl>'Qil) "TI-IOU'?>ANI> "T"~AT wAs A"'"-.. s,-oP. Ol.l,.- 8'1 "1'141! . t':.~C.I<, OL~ QOV, . COI<>II! AN 'I - · 1'1'-1 AW'FULLV A~.001 WHAT I llOLLAR'b- . MILLO, CI!N'TQAL! I WAN"I' lC\116 DI~A"'CE.! E"T ME EVE'mi'T'T PAAII'Il& _, ctncinnau , ~ae ldord, :n-year-old,, P<led after ~;;: drinliiJi -Jquor, &.cOOl'dina: &o po.o Add tN heat dd'u1Jtieu 'deatll. Palcob lake Jn b J_ his son, Peter Zelldo:W )1], 1llll8 inunedJ.tWij ~ the 14-Jear..ool. ~ fled out of the ·wattil _J t . :1 t wtna, Ivan and W-1: 18, 81lQk when t.bft d their depth 1n .,.. UQ.ty creeJr: near TD- .e coat the lite of· Ch• ot East LfYei'• -the boat l1PSet 1n the :k, 19, 1e was unablt:" .to pt '· , I· :ed for thlft! ho!D'I be!OVered the body of ~. 38, Who droWned 1ft ted Oh Pace tbree) . mx! H. Ral Workers To . [e · In Spain - ' .· WiD Tie up c..;.,. -r.... . BlG . SOA)E'· H~A c!!_~:'-i MIDDLEP . - -- .... -- -----.-.· .. ~ Thro.., . _ . Natioa - t �• I • f • ...... . "' .~ :'BE-VUU ' - ... --· ---·-·- ... ·-··· . . ... • ,. G[' ., / ~ - ..... ... . , . -·•·'. ' . ·- - .. ~ - ~. . ... .. • .. • ' FORECAST- liTTl[ HHI , cooler m ~aou.tbeut . ~ ,..,...,.. "'"'""........ •rtRDoou. Coolit ----~ . ~l"'- rshowen 1.n ~ Eatat.e; Man Vaat lfoehea, Unfounded • • • mNDAY 1i C~ D'S HOU~J! • u 5 £ HUVY t~~ IJIIIic. OW! WUS:r·! IARWUS ~OOH - . - re Killed On Ind.;. lence Day; t&·Diot''· On Sunday '.>,: Wi.l,l. I"T·!> "TTMt H!l WA~COMIN/,;r .8ACK.I ·os . '~"• 3'1' TAKE LEAJt.. ~ -- atalitiea With ~~~ >rown; Fireworka .. \tishapa, Rare · ·.. ~~}; . . --..r::· - mtnp, d8atlu n..r l(w ' • an4 alrp.._ aullel I the MUGD'• deMit u.t rer t.u lllaa.Ued 111 ~ t!elebra&lon .r IIYie,_~ Day, & eotm&rJ-Wide 1•· lealed kM!ay. J. WI,LL, "TH& "TIME M.\!0 "THI<;. WILt BE ~'( '3>U1T, I "THE "TAl lOll JU"J"T SENT 1'T OVI!aHOW DO I LOO" 9 c""'"'EQ ~ •tlis claimed more Una · other fatalities, a total -at •I~ the Pac111c coast 26 ~ere known to have perliiha rip-Ude swept the bath.. Ml! Pllll'l 0'1' MY ~,-re OU"T 01'" ~ '51NWiftt OIL l>I!VIL~I!Irt C'OMJ>MIVa "'· •b!le acc:ldents ~AW WI'THDQAW AIJOUT oo.ooo.os~,~-~~~~ throlJihoUt :ry took llpproximateJy HO ' n& the two day hOliday. ;, :h hundreds of J)ei'80D& !'lXI by ftreworks onlf ftY.e from this .!JOUI'Ce wert This wab a record low, 1 It of Ohic'l!l two-day oele- IWI-1 0 EVER HEARD OF o RY I NG A Inde-pendence Day t.odtly Lo 30 dead and more thaq, IIY inJured. .. 1 died yes~rd&y~ GUY :mobile achtencts. 011e l ollsm, two from the heat, -ro s •EAL SECOND Wl""fH I I~E E:A,;Es LOADED~ tom liUiclde. lest thlclr IJ!ffls SaturdaY" day of t.he ceJcbratlo~ to a chu:k·up by Inter• rews Bcrviqe:. ·· · 6EE . WHIZ. D00l'o YOU Y.NOW Ai.JY BE l"l"E I<'' Al -fl.\ AI 1 t-day &\IDPnary .&bowed ' aeciUent& exw.cteU lfl Uvnac than the lakes ~ · ~Jt.t VI!~ Ml:l ~IN!liil; WI'THD~AW ALL OF Hl~ "TM£ WA'I' we·~ . ~UNI'IIIN4 ...·....... ' .... UP FIQMi; FUN~ LA'b'T WliE'Ioll HE 1ll0k' EV~· · TWIM/.r OU"I' OP' HI!!> '!oAFE Pll~l.'T BOX, 'TOIO_!./r:::-,: I "nlollioH'T I'T ~--~'':'.'""'"" were i.uJurtd at , "''-"lt' a&. -~ rt:erda y'e automobile acores we~ hW.t m mioor •ate~. · · r-old Indfa.Mpo& llrl. I, was kJied at Bay VU.ld five otOOra wtth ber and Charles DI!IUJ, 8 s killl.d at &lnlwidge utomoblle threw a Wheel. lr:er aceldents were rare. serlow fire-cracker ae-e re)lOrted, and in ·two ll·f BIG BO/IlcHEAt>l! ...-.. . .... s saki the \'lc:ttnu; Would se an eye. · .. ~ Knoxvtlle, near Lima., •••• • • U, 35, SUft'ered a eevere . ..... lhen a cannon, ll'hich 'he' _'Om a bleyc~ p'Ump, ~ .-year-old CharJes Rntle was badly bumt!d wheo kt!r exploded In b1a . endinl a plenie at t~ 1ty fa~ounds, ~ ·10. was bitten <!b.: ·we ~onkey, and wa. .' J)ISbe:d ilton Mercy holspit.l-ofar ase of alcobolllm · , _ H,t.~ ,., 1LLIOill9! I'lL Af>l< HIM "TO lEND ME A HI.Nl>'Qil) "TI-IOU'?>ANI> "T"~AT wAs A"'"-.. s,-oP. Ol.l,.- 8'1 "1'141! . t':.~C.I<, OL~ QOV, . COI<>II! AN 'I - · 1'1'-1 AW'FULLV A~.001 WHAT I llOLLAR'b- . MILLO, CI!N'TQAL! I WAN"I' lC\116 DI~A"'CE.! E"T ME EVE'mi'T'T PAAII'Il& _, ctncinnau , ~ae ldord, :n-year-old,, P<led after ~;;: drinliiJi -Jquor, &.cOOl'dina: &o po.o Add tN heat dd'u1Jtieu 'deatll. Palcob lake Jn b J_ his son, Peter Zelldo:W )1], 1llll8 inunedJ.tWij ~ the 14-Jear..ool. ~ fled out of the ·wattil _J t . :1 t wtna, Ivan and W-1: 18, 81lQk when t.bft d their depth 1n .,.. UQ.ty creeJr: near TD- .e coat the lite of· Ch• ot East LfYei'• -the boat l1PSet 1n the :k, 19, 1e was unablt:" .to pt '· , I· :ed for thlft! ho!D'I be!OVered the body of ~. 38, Who droWned 1ft ted Oh Pace tbree) . mx! H. Ral Workers To . [e · In Spain - ' .· WiD Tie up c..;.,. -r.... . BlG . SOA)E'· H~A c!!_~:'-i MIDDLEP . - -- .... -- -----.-.· .. ~ Thro.., . _ . Natioa - t �0 • •' READERS NOTICE-If . ,..... waat the Ne- Olliee of Tho Dall) Tri.wae, call 236-LI If tho Bulaou 0111.. aok for 202·R. UTEATHER FORECASTn ---p..,ir. l.ll&hUJ e9C)Ier l.n Sou.tNMil toc~l(ht. F .U LL VOL. V- NO. 250 = Eat~! SHIPPERS TO PUT UP FI~HT ~G~INST INCR[AS[ IN R Unfoundt Freah Fruit And Vere· table Men Orranize For Battle OPEA'T . f.:._v&RAL. MOVE WOUW HURT "'TIMES ••• Ratber Than Help Reven· ue Situation, lo Claim Set Out "" IT. - • • · :t 1..0'/E "!0 HEAR "?OW '"ll!L.L.. 1-'E HOW NICii. '1 AM AUNT HIS WI•IISKERS SLAY Me .... ::t'L..L.. Btll ~­ BARBeRS H,O(TEC HIM. '. ..~~::. ,..., ~ ··' ·-··""- IT LooKS l..IK.E .. wow...oet:> FRA.NKFUR.TER. . Now .:t ~-~·~...,. "' sw~PR!Sa.. _ ...ow • -· .. .:.'L.L ~W '"fOU---- · A ""'uN<!i I.ADY • • · · · I"~" -ARS .01-0 AI.'- CRESSI!.t> IN HER I!II!ST. ,.._._"'- -rt> ~e;>t::~u ~ 7ri ....T W ...S ,0., ·1",1'-":n.ll'liE pP ,M£ ·p"N .;. MID WlR'E OF JNTERNATJON AL MY 1=0UR.1H BIR1HC.O.Y-.-. /l(;dHOO• . . I~,..... C!Sa..At) 'I. t=OUNO OLJT '"Jit)U$:1l ' "T'R.UIE N ....TUR.I!. I!IE'P'91Ui IT wAS "TOO I.ATI!. •• •. • SNIPF---· SNIFF ... .... M~>o.""liE l"')<.Y OL.O W.NC:L.E %1iKli WORE wi!<ISKIJi.~Er FOR ' p~.:Z'T'ION • NO FOOL.it-lei". • • W/lo.S SHE "J'!?!,!~ ~Wt>'!' ~ "Pen" for Fisk o09llr r ueiKI.ay night. NEWS SERVICE POMEROY, MilO, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1931 ...... ·rmur· ~· BY c».a&&U 11 <llbi'HI • ., •ll ,...._...,.. " OfVutl H. I W i f i iift• ITIIM TRW P41i.Y 'riJBIJlll: LEASED . ~ ~ tOpijy­ !11 by loco! thundershowen in afternoon. .. UTIL( Tueliday 1ncrea.atng ~ New .Seafighter Old PRICI!:--:SUNDAY G C~; ; . Sal~~es !OHIWS HOtm~B HE~VY TO.t' !IN ~AHIOUS WAYS TAKE I :Ot? ~ · Are Killed On lndlijt. endence Day; 18 Die~[: On Sunday i12 r , AUTOS TAKE LEAQ. I i In 1.; Fatalitieo Witb 1!1 I 11 Drown; FireworbT Miohapo, Rare· ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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