https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5277b2620a8b4db11746c2ed37822529.pdf 44f97b023a343f60eac3e1dcd7c3c2c4 PDF Text Text .• .. """" ~ .. .. • ~ ••• ' '" - --.- "' ·~fOH DIVORCE ~!iS: DISO! I ·:oy JUDGE THOMAS TID DAU..T TRIBUQ. POlmROY, OBlO. while patrollin6 the hJ&:hway here Joot.tna for speed demons It suddenly at.arted \o • rl~ ~~~ently him and SATURDAY SPECIALS a motorist pawed wuter Willi !iwlsh thrown on the chtet Thls eonllnued until he wa.s drlppinK wet n-om head to toe If the raln continues the chtd said somebody forced to buy me a will be dlver'a 111111 ......... 1:J1 Pl'lTSBURGH LIVESTOCK PltU!burah July 2+--INS-HOK~ Receipts UOO market active, 16·30<: hllhl!l 160-220 1b8 8.36 8 60 some held hl&'ber, 230-360 Ibe E 76-8.25 360~31/J lba. 7101? 60 100-140 Jbs 7 75~6 2l'i packinll sows strong to 2ik hi&'her, bulk 5 00-l'iliO a. few 5 75 Cattle Receipts 12fi mark~>t mostly stea.dy a few comon 00 medium steen 5 25-6 75, some bet.t"r lot up to 'J7fi In between rrade graKS cowt1 3600-t.OO euUer to comMOO buUa 3 25-3 85 Calves Receipta 200 market very slow, undertone weall W lower, 1 tallr.lnr around 8 50 for chol.ce medIum weight vealers sneep Receipts 1 2M. a few early 110~1 about steady. act1n11 higher for choice handyweightll and ew~ and wether lambs early sales rood and chOice, between 7 50 and 8.50 _._.... .. BAKERS S LESSON : UNDAYDOOL Rib Roast troon younr &endtr beet PoiUld BoUlnr Bed Pound Nice Rm...ed S~tusare, Swlh's Ollice oak for 20Z·R. P~mlun~ Coolr.ed $4.50 $4.89 $5.89 $7.89 HIGH ~RADE MOTOR OILS 'IJ.·Gallon Cana 73c -i 1i·Gallod C.na $2.98 Barrel Loll, per 1allon 4Sc: TIRES and TUBES AT FOUR STATIONS Pomeroy Surar Run Enterpriae Kerr'• Run Mulford'• Station Cheahire Kanau1a Cut Rate Station Howell & Wright SERVICE PRICB-SUNDA Y 5 CENTS Shake-Up of German Cabinet May Be Reoult Of Failure Columbia Univeroity Girl Cornea To Grief On Reaervation TO OBTAIN AID Mrs For Advanced Degree i Crime Opena Way To Several Theoriea Umberto Lotfl"edo, (abo•e) dete"mmed to be the fln1t NP.w York to Rome wom&ft fher, haa By WALTER DlETZ}:L INS Stan 0ort@Spondt-m Plllehased the Bel1anea monoplane "L1berty," in whu~h Hilllaand Ho11'11!!. hopped the AUant1c to CopenY'hllf' River Navnjo Count} Berlin July 25--Chancellor Ht'!n ~ hagen reeentlJ. HIUIJ, 'Photorra- Ariz July 25---0mclal lnvestlgu~ 1011 rich Bruening and PoreJJ!:Il MlniHL 1 pht>r of Liberty, N Y, who fi- wm; IJ()E'ned tuday lntu the death or 9 Jullu.s CUrtlus returned w Berlin Henr'etta Bchmerler 2'J cf Nt'W todn.y to 'face U1e music fur hav- U3,000. She plana to hop off on York Columbia University ethonollng ct'me J!.Way from the London fH1ht t:o Rome early tn u11lcal student whalll! body was ll!\'el! power conference PIIICUcally AuzuaL I lcund badly blltt.ercd In a ~~:ulch empty ha.nded. four milt!& from Ute Ape.Ch~ Indhl.n ~:c::..~~~~ ~I'~~ n.:,~~~ f!~ l po!s~~~~e~n!~~~~ :~~an~::~,o~:~=~ N ews I tlon of some o1 the largest OelmB.n Fl h as es Ends Satar-ay, July 15. ' CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS HAVE BEEN DRAST· ICALLY REDUCED FOR IMMEl>IATE CLEARANCE. THERE IS STILL AMPLE TIME TO SAVE WHILE THIS SALE IS ON, PROVIDED YOU GET HERE BEFORE CLOSINGHIME SAT· URDAY NIGHT. DON'T DEL)\Y! BUY NOW AND SAVEl r.etty The- man:Ia,e of ilafP~ Llvmpton (above , film atar, aftd Paul Whiteman. rotuod Oft'heJtra ll!ader will take place ae. M~~~~~~~~· ~:: Whiteman'• fourth mutr1mon,. hu been caco col ectloc )t.er Gre~t Heroism I~ Unidentified Boys Discover Building Displayed In Fire Ablaze; Hard to Arouse Inmates; P1t1ful Siahla Seen Durina • Fire Gains Rapid Headway Terribl11 Holoeauat in I Example And Auto• To Farmen In Same Way - --- - Pittabur1h PATIENTS CRIPPLED AND AGED K Ji Pertsh 10 Beds· Many Found nee ng, Clutching Rosaries; Structure I r Contained 270 People r~y EDWARD B LOOK!TI IHB &taft' Correspondenl Ft.mk Duly 11. 1111-year-old boy, Wtuhlngwn, July 26--Bia bUill a\ruCJ.~~t paid with hi& life tor hh 10 llidf \lil.ll called on today help I hen.lc rt'scue eft'ortl Frank finn ~lk. wh~at larnl'-'l!> by acr ptmg severed an artery lu hll> arm when 1 In payment ror t ... rm Qlechm- 1 he broke through 11 window to relo er)' cue lraped Inmates and lalel ""a ~ Polntlnl to the !'X-I np e •f Ul C' overu'l!lf by smoke ~ra&n 1 • • -- - ; -- " r~r~:;~~~';r ~e~~~ry led by sheriff Graf Zeppelin Js =~nnu~:~~!:~;s~; ~~ 11~~~~ Ibo~ ~~:t . ~ld ~~~:~e:or,: ov:~}~~7~ D&n Dlvelbess IOmled Hoi 0 0 way to R08818 • cbntrma and former chnllt of Lan!.:.~ and lnhala.tors beiOie ht I Pittsburgh, July 25 -INS--~hocked bv the most disbrook nearest rallro11d juncUou and tbe ltderal farm boorC: Ale'KJ.ndu l.suff•t:•t>nUy rnlv cl to be takln 1( IPl'l!pared ta-ek Into the forest •~ Left•, cf aceeptln& ne.~..mnt whcll.t 1HQmcoPQthlc tl:>Spllal l .d.~trouR fire here m re ce nt ye.1rs official Pitt~burgh thiS af1 1 1 WB.!i al Ul _ _ __ II..J..S private bii.DU, mliL.V be tlf)eCtl':d p08!1lbly before the end of the day to Internatlonal News Service lea.rnell nv£ ARE DROWNID hold nu lnquut over Lhll b1Jd) :u Leninarad Next Stop 7~ r,ul.t& a blllhelln pv.yme ' { 1 -ternoon launched an IJn.e stJgatJOn mto the holocaust at -uuu• are llable source. and a ... -• a k 11-••nham l!nl July ""IN&I the ··pot ·•here It •·ao tound • maeb11\f:rJ Rep H4lward 'I.II or --·-lrnon Jol>n OCo<>nor o" 1 ' H ome 1or th e A ge d Wh .~~ .. • ...,... u .. • Will Ne"- •- ,,11, 0 on "'' bwlln<'., to d -;_~wv "• th " 'the L1ttle S1ster~ of the lour ~of Ute Oerman cabinet I& more A caisson which they were slnkmlf RUNian Sci11ntiata ... ,..._ u•.,, 1~;~_we 0 e 11re en1mes to , tlian..a PQII&IbUity 1n tht. beam river at the Pord auto White River N"'vajo Count;; 1 10 uoo do Ukew~ the home He 1ushed. lnbD the ho&- 1ast night too'' a toll of 26 hves and !'.ent mole than 200 80 Aboard Cha~Uor Rl"lmqlng called un ~obUe plant heft today proved a Ariz July 25-INB-Tbfl ftftt rpys Thtt action of t.he harvt!&t..n" cool- I ptta.J ~tel on the third floor H~rc to h "t I Pru~Aen'- ~:::-~-~.. ~~1tllinWet far five Ford em-i cf 1.hl.' tillnl. IIWI ~ a"de881at~ , ,.. ..W.~ll» ·~ifUII-~ht'nearl2f:e'erybe f ~ .... W _persons ospl a s. ........, _ni~t· J~ ·--;;QJ·~ ........ · .... - ot ~ ~ , ~ e;~:~l~ fQur mtlel' fft!M'·IIIIif •.-me • aeftla'_. o!W D-4IHIJ::-'!'bt -~ ; qaat-tf.r btat~ roveiruitefttal • . at~ to.~~·" Man - UWI fWimi " .-.,~er, •......-.. --~ ' ~" 1 ~' 11111 htre Rnd m,ade a detailed report or ~ -Tbl. men were engaQ'ed in ainldna: ~d!un tesel'YaUon here tJiil\ moru:v drtlilble Oral Zeppel)n me th ~ lhtn"' ~ cbarJ of GPtJI diacUI!I!I~ : : . brtJke Che gqrd. and canled U:~ roarlnl nameT letiplld- -frcmr -thttt~ "'~ ';i~i' );.;;;;;;'~ the negu&iatlon.'l carried on at the the ("aisson preparatory to com- llng c.nd reveak!d a f'it.a.rk p~tur~ or ilcally nol'!ed Ita ;ay :p e Iion ol the matter It W&ll tellrned woman Lo safety I ba$1!rnent o l the brick and aood Among tne injured , L ldon conf-erence to the preSident mencinr worll: on a pier for the lhoruble tr$Q:edy moruonr mast at taa en~ ~ till'! farnl tK*rd felt Le1J1Je had set n I -~ h tldl 81 ld !Juuomt:d thrn policemen and firemen at Por<l 1 he th 1 1 rn a hUddled d blan :tt!tl.r 'Berlln, 11 t 4 40 A M Ya •plendJd cftlllple but 1efratned u ng mu leat>t a tlozen volunteer I'HCW!rll A A met:tlng of the cnblnet \lias called Pant> w n e r s 11&' ttde cut maS8 un er a - headl'd out ror Lenlnrrad. Rllllsi& from touchllli 011 the subject pub· j Hu11h Lavtly vr:\unt('(l I<OSC \Ic the entire structure ori~tlll of th<> v-)'e<lt-old boy Frank Dal)! <lilt an as soon as the Chance lim lelt the C~tr lllelr supply of rresh air The 1ket lay the shatt..ered form of Heu• on it:F wa) to Ute arctic w~N; 111 l'~ly '" su-tlng that uthet 111 workl:'r said one of tl~ wu1m n h nre W!Ui uudcterlnlnerl ulCJ \ In hls arm when he broke Columbia Unl- que.~\.'; ·' 1du&ttlal ., 00no noor WJ. • • - concerns follow the le11.d E h 1 J of Jli'W geogra ph'"' Bllu I ''''' e"" from 11,, .,._ One theory onered b\ an inm 1te througn " winclou to rescue tue P resident 11 palace o.nd ll was be- BeaQ'I river ftows Into tht! Tharnt'3 rletta Sclunerlcr llevec! new and strln~nt fln!lnChl.l not far from ll.s mouth ~r~t) 1t ~ 00 11 Cal s~de:lt of Ne~ rnetc 1rol08ll!lll secretti At the agrtcultur.e depe.rtmtlt kneeling m pi"ll.Yel betme a statute was that spontaneous cofllblll!ttou oliipped lumates deer~& were being druftell or WIO oun dea nstead 0 Tl ~ oral wa~ eJCpected to reaC'.h AAslstant Secretary R W Dunlap or the vlrj; lll wnenlw pJck1xl h •r up might have caused t-he holoeau.st Origin 11.nd cause of, the fhe we1 : rt wns undeutood that n strang TWO HURT IN WRECK 1the mystic lore f!he soUght amon~ he City 011 the b11.nks of the rray- w t 60 far as to say the.t if ottlt!rS - Floors of th ~ lnstltutlon recer. ..l} nut unmedlatel~ l~arned 'I'h nl!.lkr.nl concentration cabinet Cclumbus o July 5 - INS - the Arizona Apaches tiCWIIIIJ Nevil by nightlall There ~ 11 ed tlle lead 01 th.. ChlcllJ!:U Two mu<.!entUicd uoy.-; wc11 lli\C I were rubiJed and polished wttll holocaut;t -v..~11 disCOvered b y two was 111 the maklng .,..ith the Bruen ft1:1UndlfK a curve neu.r S pringfield 1 Wmn from all night Y1gll In 1l Ul take board 8 number of lo o c1edlt fm avt'rtms a majo1 )<J!;JS -JI oiled cloths anc t was U10ught the unidentified b.:Jys Efforts lU arouSf' 1 In~ tO\' anment sectetly nefil'ollatl:.lK today an automobile struck q ':: dlan .8cout& 11.nd Arizona otnce1)1 fo t Ru~sum me:nor ~clence who Will concern the rnrmers wou d be llfe u1 ~he dlsust.er unable tv awak - IJittze might have broken out In the the Inmates provt'd fnutless :m d with Dr Allied Hua:enberg ll:'.ader brid~ ut.der construction and over- med a ruardlan barrier around ht!r o.ccompany the expedition on Its helped but would not suggest .such en tbt mmutcs by pe>undln~ oJIJ the discarded cloth!! All theorieti how- one of the bo}!l hurled a sto.oe {t the Oerman nationalist party turned cMtkally injuring two Co- crU!II1ed body pmtectlnH It llllllnst right-day cru~ of the Icy north 1 acllon pubi ~1Y door the quick think in~:~: hu) ~:. 1 uri~ ever were •ttbout omclal confirma thThroughftll wlndow0 h 1d , 1 1 and tllc PrW!slnn stotc PI cmler Otto lumbus m~n 1 coy ..,tt-s IJuzmrds lllld other dt>sert CL'!'tam Y n w; r a concerns • a stones ov r tl II I I I I tlon I e o.wes ma. e sue 11 Bt•tort' th~ depa.rtur~ Professot 1 detlolld gt'nerall" to accept wheat e le wa ~ s er n g headway that escape unl~ss ra.pld mo.d~ B OUII with 11 view to tncludln([ Wallace Barnhill 42 and his scuvcngt>rs clr the woflie J>t!rll of hu h 111 ch J wlmtows and a\\okenlr 1g th Sf' In tht'lll m 11 recOIItized c1:1blnet Braun bl'(.ther Charles W Barnhill auf- ~ man ghouls Rudclph L Samoylovlc urg~ in p<~Vment (or furm ma.clunery the 5ld ' Pltl~bur~h July 2t>---At least 26 at onCtJ, was almost unposslble A Is th.'! lellder of the powerJut .!OCIDI r.-.red &e\t.'re fractur-es aud lace~.l Etrerts W determine the circum or tht. RCientUic lll>pt.'Cts ol th!! t'X· !anot;rs W()Uid be helped he conI' perwn:s weredcadandmorethau200 IJ Roder llnng nearb} W!!.ll one of tlons physicians at Mt C rti 1 stances 111 th m rd f th tt ~dit!vu salt1 that he hoped to dis ~ed I mjuret! many of th~ latter believed lhe Hrsl at the scene he said DellKCittUcparty a lt' l e u ero e preycov"rlandnewr befOI't' llt!t'llb} ....nlycaH~d PIPittsburgh Juh ..!> l"1~::> - ra.tallyburned asthe1emiL1Jl ~ Plameswerepourmgth1oughthe 8 .," 1 Rep Howard.-.. Draatlc octlon both political ad ho~pital here dlsco,ered pale race co-ed who ~arne from Co ">"':1111es wert 111.st br ol. {!"r. 1h 1u\ l l1 ok bll 1 1 r n lumbic. University to rttudy Indian men beyond Nova Ztmtbll!. the Rub on buslneM to l~t th ewheat farmer the rool of I he donuilfJr v 0 , Hw dlllastrous flre which destro)ed th<' I roo an 0 sm e was 1 ow llg ou HOn('mlc L'l lmperntlve to avert a TO END DEPRESSION ]tribal lort! met with the resl:stancl.! 11lan osland north of Siberia buy his 1a110 machlnmy und uut.u~ Llttlt' Slstns oJ the poo 1 hous~ !fl l llttle Sister~ of the Poor Home l or th~ough the '1\~Jdo~s Ol~won~en comrlete collapse accurdlng lo resColumbus 0 July !; - INS-A today In a stolld refusal or Apac'ws The Ora! Is under the commttwl mobtles with wheal the a~ted when l I 'I •I I the the aR;ed here laW last nl:;ht ~~~ men "f'le ang~g~uth ~ Wll• P~mlule cplnlou In both govern- campaign to end the buslneM and 1to lW!Ist In any way of Its fnmous builder Dr HUIO A concerted program Mtch ._ 5 scene Men and w~m• 1 ro• d"'~ 1 A check up or hosplth' 11' ~~1~ PII I o~s ~~~::~~dp~t:~r.~H;tu~r to eo~ganment and p11vate Circle!! lndustrla.l depressk>n by teo.chlng I The Indium; were 11n11;ered b) tht Eck..ner as:~l~ted by Command<lr thnt In which Ute harvestel com tlt. seen at the Wllldo\\, afn11d to vate homes r!!veuled t " ~er~ lr.l! mot.oris ts Into eme!lfenc~ am 1 Ch~ uctJior B1 uenltlg returned from ~treater OOedlence to the Bible was holding of one ot their youth•. F.rn•t L hmann chief nuv\v;al:.~r I pan~· hill! taken the 'ead would un- It a.p Into the llfe nets hPld by J 1 e- I sons lnma~s and rt"~cuel ~ bulance squads we bJought th; London to a thoroughly demoralized plarmed by the Int.ematlona.l Bible Claude OUbe1 t but auth011t1es ue A big crowd lucludlng many que!lt'<lnably help to pull wheat out m~! nd vo 1u ~~~d111 below ~~In~~~~~~ toll w.t.s expected to dea.d and InJured out and loid thl'"-1 Orrntany Coming from tlle London Students Assoelatlon which Is hold- clo.red he was not connected with Amt'dco.ns gr~etcd the 01af on it.J 1of lh preSt:nt slump fht:te 1.s " ....... e1ns o •~ .....,."' t"•"' · pl:u:OO at mount today 1 on t.he lawn As f11.st a~ automoconft'lence practically empty hand- !•111' lts annual convention here I Miss Bchrnerh!r s death and was .,.rho) at staaken airdrome yester- ~ loo llttl h 8n-or P11 •• 1 0 severa pom .... a ns '"'s1Ge of th" biles r011 1 ddlt1011 to th 1 1 E.d ht> fuund that the past week of -held for selling beer He had bee I11Y OP n e c ....., "'- n bUilding a 1d the J.'l.'"men fo tght HO!!pltals were filling Japldl~ this I cam!:! u. 11 n a ' near-lndlffelence and haphazard SEVEN KQ..LED lact!ng as thl'! young girl student s dlhay !rom SFrledtorl<hc'rh~.r;:lA AmSw~nl over an acrealle redudil.iu cam~ w. J.dll 00 rescue the Lrappeu In l momlng and em~rgm"Y physlcmns ambulance~:~ we halled them au.,ti ._ ._ d em was £'1\0. r il......, .. • polgu tol wheat Some farms ar-e '''''' ' with thoo-nds of • 1 ., 1 , 1 ~, ., und nul !if'S were called out In 1m 1lstaateod the victims out to the ho.sn.ttempts at self-aid hsd yielded Buenoa Alre!l lby telephone from IJU I.e and I n t erpre~oer 011u.:r1 ~ t Vi 1 1 "" It I fl 1 h lh h t Santiaso Chllel July 26 _ IN~ nted he had acoompanled lwr to u son 1'8 n ll I natwally suited Cur wheat and they Jooktn~; on attempt to SllVe the lives <'I th~ m ~ P a 1 0 ";ngce~e~at~tce~~~~toyu exl:t~a~y Further, t11sorders dU" to rev'llu tribal once last Saturday nllht I AnJong the mt'mbtrs of the expch'- 1will bf' Ulled for thot purpose What Fire Truck!! summfJH"d from I jured I W~III' r was ~or~ln~; on one c.r - tlonary dlscontent with th~ admln The girl ~ body was found badly 1dltlor: are Lincoln Ellsworth W o can 'ou do about It? everywher~ as o.lnrm Aftrr :tlallll Most of the Inmates wh.J perished 1t le c BinS on t e re ex~~.pe-Vr'e 11ar1mg the )Xli!Sibillty of meeting llflt.ratlon of Prestden!. lba.nez re- beoten and the clothlna: torn from 1 new acrOBS the north pole tn the 1 Big bll8iness should and can af- rang In were dashm~J LIIJ to the many crippled and all far along In hned from the fourth noor to ti~ po.yn entf both public ond private Isuited in seven deaths and thirt) It In a rain-beaten lUll) four nule <I dirig ible Norge with General Um-~ ford to hold wheat onct' It acquire>! home The UnPt> or tne fh ~ hc»>e )ears were h"-Pped In theh beds Gt gJound pst>Smg down the dead ami Various brancheS of the govem- wound-" •-•-y from the Apache reservation bertt1 Nubile ond Raould Amundst".n It Knward obServed ~pread 11round the e11:,.,1.161! rou1 , m t.he chapel or the institution ]the others---1 l:lllW eight bodiell _ _ I mt.l admlr.istratlve machinery ar~> I ""' ....,._ Rain had o-.hlteratel.i any clu~ ___ _ Oood bwtnl'll!l men would nutur like a splder·Web and Flroru n w>th where they had herded together bu~~ed to a crisp I ' I CALL ON FORD IN RESEARCH WORK li.~r - I i 1 fro:.o .. *' . ,J-i I I 1 11 1 MEN'S SUITS FORMER LOCAL SIN(;IER ON AIR PrPd Vou well known In Pnmeruy 1!.!1 a singer of t>xceptlonal abll lty r:ow located In Newport Ken~ tuck), wUislnK over W C K y Sund~t.Y ~venlng from 8 13 to B tli ~§;~~~:· . R ~~:uhlto 811.11111 ~OUI and hil NILIRIIIIIhtn lUI tlu• aporttle to tllP Ot>ntlle!l a nPw "P" fl'r Wll~ Dffilt>d AO!Jud1 Willi Wt'll auite~l a~ that ctollll't tor It 'l'la8 tilt! natur111 door to thP. Oruro llonuu1 world 'J h• per~eocutloD at J•ru HIPm IH'DI the dis~ tple1 aa far u A•tlotll 1 I•reaeh1DJ to Jewl'l onl7 (Y til Ill thll they rollowert tM QJWI'Vl& of Chrllt Tbey hd not Jet come to 1'4'!all.:e the tUIIvenaHty ot the roapel Ev~ tho• limited the,. WAre used In carrylua out the dl vine purpo~~~e 2 Prl!aehlng to the Orectt.a1 (Y 201 'l'he dl~~elph!l who h11d eon1e rrom Afrle11 ond Cyprus were or hroo.der 1ympathy thsn tboae or Palestine and the1 oonmgoon•Jy croshd the line preaehlng tbe Lortl JHDI to thll Oreeh &110. S The hand nr the Ltlrd upon them (v 21) PeorhnPII tiU! Hnly Rplr1t wa1 ~ured out a11ew a• st l'entetolt Their DIIDIIIU\ Will le eompanled with the dhlu blelailll Mo.nv belittled on the IA1rd throuah their mtntatry IV RljOICllng In p.,HilU&iOftl (I Pete~ 4 12 un Fie-ry trlal1 nrP to hP eJpf'cted by the dlaelpt~ or Christ The WQrld hat@d Cbrll( and 1•11t 111m to de-atb To be reproache11 ttnd lm.tc!~l ror Ohrl1t'1 ~~te II a ho1dp .t bonor aod tbote who n1uv he callll!d opoa thu to •ul'er ahoul4 njolce ud H -~·IJ \ Theee Suits are new, up·to-date models, new'' woolena in Twiats and Weaves that will be ••rood for fall wear aa the pre· aent. "'LLItvt:r HaD" "This Is Liberty ball," Is ID Ooldemttb'& eom.t11, "Sbe Stoop• to Conquer" Squire Hur4l'fllilt1e "!BaY• to younc Harlow ond Dnath1g. when lb'-'1' mlltake hi" hou ~e tor nn lnm, "tliiA Is Titf'rty hn!l cj!ntJemen, )'OlJ nwn do Jns1 •If• Hlll plt>IIHt $14·50 ut In The MEN'S HATS $5.65 $3.45 $1.65 ~tylepark Othero STRAW HATS Men'• Work Paoli . Men'• Work Shirto tinl 1 GEN~L ALL·STBBL 9Sc: 6Sc Value• Up To $45.00 Valueo to $4 Valueo to $6 Men'• Shirt• Boy'• Waah Knickera 69c to .... Sale End• Saturday July, 25 Sold Up To $1.50 NEW YORK CLOTH INC HOUSE . The StDre For Men and Boy• ~ re bee ba BEER WAlt mRJEATENED Bucyrus 0 July 26-INB---Th4' threat of an open war for the beer •~t wten 1,~ans 11 ~ ld Akron an d \ 1ra d"' ..., Cleveland bee!' wholesalers with All [Capone methods beins Introduced todaY hunt: omtnou!lly OYI'r Ull·'i I ,.~ion "' Authorltle~ admittedlv feared 11 •ntous outbreak between rivals for the beer patronap of the operators of the small-time joints as n rellult of a revolt sold to have been &tatted b} Mansfield wholesaJe 111 __ BALLOON RACE TO START Df!trolt ,July 26--INS-The tokeotr at seven entrlea In the tlrBt annual o~troit balloon race and Ul~ retun'l of the l~let.een entra.,t.s In the natlonal ail; tour t? their start· FIVE ft.JLLED WHEN 95c Sold up to $3.50 ~me:Jmtes and w u Y sa ll8' ng eoc 1 0 lei ij measures to cope wlt.h the &Carclt} ot money The pnst ofnce r ' fUSI'!s to accept bank checks a 1though the 11nance ministry has ordered their aecer;tance The plctllrl!' In ptlvate buslnesA an d Industry presents much the ~arne view of disharmony with pur~ chasea havln sunk to the lowest 1 ~un reoor 1arge1Y BUill' nk thpo ltors unable .to Withdraw Plr CEU!h rom the banks In the ~anUme unea8lneu Is srowlns among the wor~lnlf maSSI'II and unemploYed Much o1 th.ls ' la due to the fact. that onlY 59: per cent of the , unrunplfiYrnf!nt Dole hilo8 - - -- - -(Continued Oil Pill'! Utree) Boy'• Knickero Refri1erato<• loatall~d in the Ewin1 C..ah Groc· ery, Pomeroy, Ohio and the Second Street U'T l'le'E~n,•Mlddleport, Ohio. ori~r.lllnvolu~~rl~y ::e ' 11 ° 1 i' TOR EWING'S CASH GROCERY. 9Sc: Necllbaoda and CoUar .\&&ached ELECTRIC Deal at our atQrea to _,...-the beot IJ'OCerlea, alao protect, your health by uoiq Puteurized Dairy Producta. I MEN'S TROUSERS Extra Trou~era are almoet a neceaaity-Here' 1 Value. GROUP! GROUP2 $2..65 $3.65 BOY'S SU~)'S .\Jetl 1 Thro"*\ the cooperation oi the Ohio Power Company, Cub Grocery and the Mei11 Star Dail"J corpora~d, the Public >ijll lie able to pmchuet..-teurlzed Dairy Product& which 'are kept in e aaml' cond~n th1;t they leave the dairy th "' ~ iiedillllt01' · · '1z PRICE ------:-· With. Something New, Insuring Better Food! 1 0 h61~ - \\H~IHn.!l"n ~lur Stetson 1 11 I Values Up To $29.50 denlh allow~ \hilt tall.inll: tJojt himself, hUt the 111 th lief! 'lhll d!MCIJII!I'<I tcalt91",_11 1~ 11tonln.1t of Sti )lhen hftft so BMUit!tl tht lllillli!Oftll nf lilt\ lll;e IDI'Il thut thto~ III"Ou¥~1flll to \\rf''\1!. H'III{I'ILIII"Il UI•OO tlu• Chrlllt!lln~ ­ wlm AI a rnult \Hire II( Dltt>rP11 Bhi"OMII ~ l'fiPHI tillll' thp \\ord (v fl ~hnuw-h turrpd ont ot Jt>rUAUIP.In r!u 1 did not J:'•• nut Inn ]111111(, 11111 Wf'Dt ''el Ill)\\ lll'rl'l pri'UI hill II l'h1 ~ llll'llemMifiii!Y •nrrltd fnfth lhPir e1 llllf{ii!UIJtk I ftllljllliMR Ill Pr..Chlftg thl Lord JIIUI at Antioch (A1111 11 10 21) In the pro~hlt'Ol'e of Gold 11 lit'\\ mlllilh•nllrY 1 rnt~>r V.flll nn" ht>l.nt Jlflet.nrf'd \\ !th thl' ('nJI\toi'Niou• ,., MOHAWK TIRES MIDDLEPOR1. LET·GO it $3.39 $3.59 $4.90 $4.96 $11.95 $1o.95 NEWS WIRE VOL. V- NO. 257 Salea Drop To Low Mark Becauae Deporitora' Money Tied Up lo A..,azon Tire• Aloo Mohawk Dealera Ham, Pound BAKER'S GROCERY ' We are Factoty Oiotributon of Akron LEASED onlo and West Virg1Dls.-Palr and war.. mt'J tonight and Bunda~ 3Sc: 2Sc ISc: 49c .UI OUR MEATS ARE U S GOVERNMf.:NT INSPECTED ~AND'-- Cor. Mulberry ol: Union Ave. if tire Buoioe,. JOe Z Pouad Welanen Z Pounds Mal& Meat lean s&reak.ed, not jowl Pound West Columbia . ".t&&OH TO YOU& DOOR" 2J8-L1 20c PouRd Frtsh Pork Lher, Pound - 0 ~ !olwltl'11 l*remlum Bacon. July 24 1931 By tr 8 Weather Bureau Columbus Th~ weather continues unsettled and fhowery ln the lower Mi11sl11Sippl Volley and m most o! the Atlan-1 tic coast stl:lteK clsewh,.re tc.lr w ~a- 30x3'!. 29x4.40 30x4.50 30x5.00 Trilnme, call WEATHER fORE CAST-- 12V,c 12Yzc 2Sc ISc: 8c Hamburcer, tl'flh rround 3 i"'vndB (~nditions AMAZON TIRES 30x3'/2 Clincher 30x3lfz s. s. 31x4 32x4 32x6 TrQck Tire, 10-ply 30xS the Newe Oftiee of The Dail) • ISc Smoked Jowllll Pound GePeral Weather TIRES- TIRES MORE TIRES ' •' a want IN MIDDLEPORT. Sho•lder Pork Chops nlu and leaa Lb Nlloe Perk B.cJaat Lb .---,.~~- -~- y011 QUALITY MEATS U-1>1 Butter market steady, demand moderate supply moderate, t2 score 21 3-4, 89 score 23 1 2 88 IIOOJP 22 1-4, standard 24 3·4 F.ggs market steady, ctcmand mcderate, nearby current SUpply ~tfendant ws~ ordertd to pay temR;Of.ll,rJ aUmon; ardf'red by th~> court reeelptll 16 J-2 17 freah extra flrsl..'l and debts Incurred berore alimony 19 19 I ~2 hto.mery whites extras 21 waa Jrrllnted The ddendant was 1 2 2.:: Vegetables market weak denuuul Rlao Ol'dered to pay the r.ourl r.()llts slow s upply moderute I.Omat.oes The plafntUf Ahall pay the obllt:atlonll tncutTed sin~ tempnrary ah Ohio c12 qt baaketaJ No 1 75 No 2 , 40-00 N J (20 qt crate 1 50-15 mony was rranted r 12 qt bB.'!ketl 40-50 Maryland lug bolle!l 6JC6 50~75 Tenn 6x6 715-85 GRAIN PRICES "" READERS NOTICE-If - -A T - - PITTSBURGH PRODUCt: July :!.._.__INS-Poultry market steady, demand modt:rate supply amp!t', heavy hen.s 21 med he111:1 111 lesl'.om hens. 13-15, leghorn broilers <tO, 1eshorn sprlnsers, 18-19 f9:ne\ oolo,.ed broUers 31-32, colorEd broi'ers 27-29 rowte1c IZ-13, ducks --- ~- ' COL UJ.I 9 :5 0 FULL hlli --·· ......... ..·- Mr and M.r6 La.wrence Bt.ewart. and b&by 1pent Sunday •1th Mf, Mr •rut Mrs Oeorp Tnle and and Mn1 Mack Stewart d&ughtet and Mn! Robert Nobles Mr and Mrs Clarence 1hle and were at Pt. Pleaaa.nt BatW'd11y n ta:ht baby wert! IJuef,t.'l ot thP lat.ers pnr• Mrs Lucille ParJJOns a.nd son ents recently Bobbie Eq>ent Prldny with Mre B ! M• s.nd Mrs.. li E StewMrt and VanMeter and Mrs H L Edwardi Lauro. Holland of Cllf•on WAll vlllitMr and Mrs B E V:>:1Meter lfli tU and Mr!l Oro Francla and were ln Pt. Plea.sant Monday Mr and Mrs Charles Allen visit- tam! y Monday eventcr regular patrol llldtUeport whiCh was heard ln the oommon pleaa court here last week Ohicqo Julv 2t-INB--Oreln, Ol)tned ~neraiiF lower toda• Wheat waa l-Ie to J -4c do*n oom unchanpd to 3~1te down and oah1 t-tc down Opening prices Wheat-July fi3 s-a 3-f: Sept 53 1-4 3-8 Dee 5'7 1-2 fi-B Com-July fiB 68 1-4, Sept 51 3-!J t-1 Dee 44 '1-8 45 Qat&-Bept 28 1-8 Dec 28 l'i 8 1-4 Mrll Jeql.e Colemo.n recently comple- a1aln lntendlna: to And Mra. Carroll Ia Per· I milled to Uae Furn· I iahin1• In Home • shelter .,, ~JAMal - H OHIO STATE NUSEUY NIGH ST AND I HH AVt PRIOAY JULY 2t 1131 tion or the shower Follov;lng tOO rein he ventured forth ALIMONY ALLOWED ' 111. nearby to aw111t the .:Who Rulea Teatimony Ia " Conflictin1 And Not Supported Judi'e Tbomu of Marietta was l'foehed here by attomeys 1n thr tee P'r:lday m4Jming Ttu: plaintiff baa emer«~ .su1t for ~llmony and the defendant Bilked tlle rr.urt fllr a dlvoree flk'hl'r. lboma~ In his decision, stated that the rvtd ~nce In •he ca~ \ 1&S conftktmg an<ffhat neither party was wholly supported In the testimon) 11ttduN-d Owlni!J W the lriiportanee or nu1rria8e rela.tlcm when In doubt Jud~e '111oma11 eald thl! beRt thlncr td do was to decide that the bond should be maintained Her conduct did not entitle Mr Ctlrroll to a divorce S4l therefore M'le was diEallowed him by the 00111 t lt wu set forth that Mr Carroll waa l'tCeivlng a salary of tlbO oer month and a Gowmmrnt pen11lon nf S50 Jlm' month and lhe fact that her health was QUI!!Itlo lAhl,. the Oovemment allowed )leT 30 r;, of tttr pension which would be 115 Pf'1' t"lonth The court ruled that he Jlhould !lupplement this aUmon~ With en additional 110 making a to~ tal ()f t25 alimony per month 1'be. court further ruled that she IJ1ould have the uae of the home tw'TU!'hlrlfll not 1ncludlnjt the de~ lendant's per80nal bPioniP'Inll'll That Gt ~hOu ld have one rumlshed room 11ad the Ulll' t~f thl'! automobile The umse to Worry l The Chief waa all w.,t I And thla .11taternent can be nrlllt'd by Chief Dana (BayJ Rouah Chief Roush aal.d rain He hurried to A decision In the cost ol Edna A Carrtlll vs Leo R Carroll both of GUTHER,Y CHIEF ADMITS HE'S ALL WET - -- .&.J• w:t dl;oov~t'd I \ 0 " ~~;ra~~e~~: 1 ' ' " :::r ~~c:tj. ~:U~~e su=::~~~msbr:.e:~~~:re: ~~a::.~~~ !romn~hesaJe~ :~:eoureoS::In~'::~ Dt?uties ltl:e <Continued on page MIX Ially hokllt he continurd The> a er searc 11(1: or e g r s n~e --can r.!ford to hold It until the The crowd !!Welled continually her dlsappeanl.nce Saturday said DEATH lENDS C48B -- - - - - - -plo ·~•k•J the •<d· ·-lk• ,,,• she had evidently put up a furlou'l (C on u nued on page th rN ) ~ and " many •~ought ... " Martins Ferry 0 July :l~41NS I .---=the streets L.loe \Contlnul'ld on pase three) - Dellth tcXillY .,J,tol:'<l tht- Stat.e s tops of buildina:s a.cros~> the ~treet -~ --f'a&e st:a.lru~ Ml"l Maymt' McCirary WEATHER OUTLOOK At the peak or the fire 'l•eore we1e WINS TAX .tPPOINTMIENT forme\ Pe•se Town1h1p lru'lt cJ.. Washlnrton JUlY 25 _ INS 20000 people who wa'rhtii th., ~iiht COiumbua 0 July "&-INB--An- , who reeentty O.JIPM 1t!d t.o the i't..lle One~ r talked w1tn \O , 1 ,1 111 au • i t Wtoeklv waa.ther outlooo tor the perlhony J Kraull or Uppel SanduskY Supreme 0 ourt aga n.<~ 11 !Jit~<u. lod July 27 to Aug 1 Inc who had saved four "r t.Jt! hlllllllc!l b 0 senlence for na"ull psddltll He was just one or the hr1ot '}; u' to dav Wfl.ll appo 1nted Y o~ernor Mn McClleary dlt>d ll.t her home Ohio valley Local showers by the catastrophe 1 "\ anot hn George White as the ne" m mbe1 here thia morning rrom an lntestl- Monda.y nlgbt or Tucsda.y a.ud a.,.ail\ who had saved .., 1x or the state taK commls.~ton nal ailment Anot!lf'• Tru!ltef' who 1Priday or Balurda) Otherwl1ie I"H - 1 Everywhere there 11 "r~ 11 111 :;e rr., d Th~· position Ill t-he one Crtlated raced similar cha.r! es lhOtr.u lerally fair Wanner Mor.day IIOme~ I Doctors and int •reus { ll lyilll by t1 e IMt stnte lerlslatm e Kuosl VIckers, difld before hh tn11l was what cooler middle Ol week: and l is a O.moq-at S"heduled oo have 'ltl\rLed slltJhtly warmer latter part. <Continued on page three I 150 I I piece of nre apparatus to the Beene the Duquesne Light company workVolun•-r -ocuo workors oeooh·ted In relays fm over tY.o hours try. ""'""" '" " lug to li'VIVt.' those compl~tely over~ t'd the 11cene bt'fore firemen re1=pond ell to the fttst alarm ftre companJcs come Stx Inhalators were kept fu to auive foUIId gates to the yarcl lconstant use of the home enclosed by an ei~<JtF1re Chief SmlLh aald he believed foot brick v.'lltl and dool!l to the the tire still dangerous but Wlder ~ 1 t 4 oo d 1 the mstltution loCked coo ro a o m starte n Nea1by testdents we c mll.km" bllsement bt'neath the ma in en~ heroic rescues or aged men and trance and mushroomed uut mto wonwn v.hen ti-Je nremen arrived the upper noon Smith U!rmed ~~ These rescue WOlken; all ca.d:r hKd I unfonunate that the Home wu scaled the walt•nnd 9.'eff dras:gtn ~ not equipped Wtth a sprmkler ll)'tl tll:lpped lnmat.e5 out of v.mdows and tem down nre eM&pe leading: from the Had one been mstalted h~ said cen ter of the building J t.hls Qn~ at IO&S or llfe might ba.'l'~ Firemen battered down the locked , becn ave! ted .. doors and the rescue WOlkt>t-; One of tile Inmate!! Et1ward streamed In the) we 1e horrified a• Daly says he believed the ftr~ st11r~ the spectacle con!rontlng them ed In the men s dining room StUI Old men and women kneellnll i... Shllken by his narro\\ escape Dab R0 .,......, ~-.e II • ound To •e Sus..e•t In Da... on 6 • •1 '-II _ ~ ~ ed c I d c let I p I F M d s•ap 0 ora 0 OilY D r IOD or ur er·, Ou•t Three Tears, JlarrIe• ' • atil er 01 T wo Childrea ~:r!~ ~!!~:~h~r r::~~ beads : !~ ... • c ~~ lnl point wtll feature an·-r·..,.latlon < unable talk othe-r than lo meet nt the Pord atrport he\1l thiS Ma,nv were lifted to their feet It IS too awful to talk about '" PLANE COLLAPSES atterr.oon and drag([ed to safety through the In the mldsl. oi n gtOUil ot de&d Other events of the meet lncl~t1£, smoke -filled corridors or the fio»t - - _ _ _ _ __ Winona, Minn. July 23 -INB- stunt and format~ flying by artn~ Da;tiOn o July 2i--IN&--'Itlroqh ened past and who has bome him 1mall amount of cash some dgaret- \ Accordlne: to the story ht> wn ~ Inoor th 1 0 00 L Dipping In aaJute W the cottage of pursuit planet~ from Selfridge Ptelill tell - tale fin,-errnlni!l Elmer Bea&ley 1 two thilllren tea and other merchandise wa,; IIAld to bave related to poln-e Ben~ I A little band ot mm11 not mole 1 ( lnUl"l'1 <~n "lllge tee one of the pasaensers a plane pi· Mict.l(la.n I The bufllarv here Ulat led to bla stoltm When eaptut"''d Bea~ll:'y was ley scaled tbe Canon City p1 L'iDu 1 ~han ten In number endeavored to 28 held her£' ror a week by pollee arre!lt and subsequent ldc'ntlftentto.l drlvtng a stolen Rutomoblle poUoe wallA a short time after he had n loted by A B Oonrad, Jt, ot lead 40 or 50 men and women ro f-"IFTY PF.N GUARDS Winona crumpled ILII wings and ENGINE!E& KILLED IN WRECK on turrlarJ cll!UJes today wasj as a man marked for d eath b~ause sakl celved a commutation of hL-. s B ~arety M11.ny of these escaped ~t ~rashed near Cass Lake laat nia:ht Lancaster Pa July ~ N&- h;lentl!~d as a conv~t who escaped 1 of 11 l"rime was apparentb th~ tint Collfe99ln!C the story of his past ten~e to Ufe imprisonment 13 dav l~a.'Sl one o( tbe nuns perished MUST BE f'RED kllllntJ flye pef'IIOJis. One man wu reported killed and mote" than three yeAn 980 fr:)m tha.t has marred hlB life since hi& life a4!COrd:lna to pollee authorities befme hlls t'HCUtlon on the gttlltJ~' whll~ tr} lng to rescue ve1 Y IIIJ'"d The dead were Dr Charlet~ C another was perhaps tataUy lrljured escape from the walls of the Oai)Otl Beasley said that hlfl wife and two wu echeduJed ~hai1Jcs Columbus 0 Jul~ :l.;:~ -J tr oault 38, of owatonna, In front of today when the New England Ex- prison at canon City Coloro.do •City prlloo authorities said Udldren tnow nothllll' of his ear~ Beasley 111\ld he mad'. his way .J Tile Home housct1 app1oxtmat.elv Fifty of the Ohio peni~ntltii'V"Q 3lt ~.!e:! Jtr~Ju~~r~f press. ~rack Pennaylvan!a"~ railroad shoatly before he war. to have BN.sleY who has allepd})' admtt- ller all!pd crtme ln. Colorado Ohio Aecorc:nng oo the pollee rc- 1250 irunate ... and about 20 nUilll Jt guards must be dlachargpd at oOf'..e Mary collep, Winona, Pather J. trellht trt.tn was derailed at Cone~ hansed ror the murder of a man , re. JW: iden,lty, liiC'COI'dlng W omQttlicall here were uncertain port .-here he moved from ooe cun.slstoo or 8 folll' story brick and to make reduct,on In expenses ~1 w... ,..., here dur'-o• an holdup ot ---blo ' claliJ wu crestfallen todaJ owr hill whi~ aeUon tllev would t.ak"' In town to ano&her Pol' a whHe he llv- wood building with a dlntnr hnll lt1ered by the stat" legt."'latm t r.tn.te J Staplet:on, 34 Waae A Conrad, ' ~L r::. r..,.. , and chapel on the first tloor and welfare t1epartment oMcUJ.o., s~id and Ralph Ausk 10 0&811 Lake Th(l- man believed dead la F 11 accm dlntJ to auLhorltles 1plilht just Btaa!eJ 1 predlca.mtnt Colorado au- 1 ed at Mew PhUadelphla 1t.:waa 1Ul!d 111e11 ~ nnd women 5 domltorles on today Conrad and the two OatMllc McCtTmlck of New York C!ty. en1 "R 1 laUtlJ that I ve t:r e11 tborlttea wtll be- nottfted of Beasl~ s I Then he rtnallf settled dM:n In New the uppe1 noon~ The Home wa~ A cut of SilO 000 a year In opera~ prie3tll,flew to ce.aa Lake Thursday )llneer of tbe tl'ain The engtne of Blroee hill -eacape from the CGilCII loUJa wro01 pollee quoted hfm ~ upprebenalon hen, It wu old 1< I Comcrstown loca.red In the west end section of lng ex~s must be made a.~ the and were to return last nlfht. TheJ the train overturned and atcCor- Oity prllon Busley hu lived In saylr.l folk:lwlng hill capture II 'You do not tnow what 11. living Beasley'a eonnect.lon ;.p.th the Plttaburgh prison MA 8 result nt the ecoDQIDJ' r.hantred their platlll and otl'ered to I rnlek wa1 thought to have been I Oblo ftrat mo\'IUI from OM oown to don't tnow Wha'a come over me hell tt l.t to eoun' the days \uoUJ Oolorado crlms, pollee .wid wu dlflAmbulanceK police patrols and procram started by th" ~,.era I at. take Oault and the boy who hall buried In the wreeka,e Hill body 1another and t.ben llnaU,. eettllnc Beaslty was IU'n!S!.ed In eoniM'I!- vour Ute lfl to be taken pollee eove:edl wheh suspicion led them to private cars rushed the injured .., 1Rmbt:v and c.rried out ew:n l'llr· been watchlnl their prepa.rat.tone. had not. been NCOVered ne•rly an dOWII In New comentown, 0, wltb • tton with the robbery of a phar Quoted Beute,. u sayinl bi hill al- checkup his flnprprinte at Wash-~ rour Ptttsblll'8b h~~~~pltals-Weat iher than the Ieaillla&ure pl1nned by on • abort evminl tllaht bour •Rer the wncL wife wbo lmlw notbtne of hla bladl: mr.cy llllre lut ~une 1.& ln wbich a. ~ISSKIIl to hla kten&tty tnctoa: Beasley lwl no record here Penn St Francia Pltt.sburch and Plnance Dlreeror Howard L I Nowlo The Time To Buy I ;:=.. been! l I 1)&11. ~Y 1 1llfed I I ama. �THE DAILY TRIBUNE ._...,. .. _ . . . . , . - - . u. ,.. u lh•""' o- •• 'l ~ }eUcn. bownrr ~~ll•n\ ar.d dnlrabltJ ln 1: RadiO Program PAG:I: THRtt SUNDAY JUL T H ltll ~ 1 .-:::==; • -=-=:::---'":""':.- ' JULY !5 tm-m HAilROAD[~S IN VICTORY ~G~IN~T PYTHIAN KNI~HTS _ =::-:::=------- . --=--- .,.,_ He n The~.$. Orch 9 30 Clara L Knights lead Ftnt Thtrd Con teat 1 and Em 10 F lo01 ShM 10 ,Q 1Varmy 0 401 Bob Nel.ft.all 11 Th Sialll!li! V10b.n IL 3o ra.: Doo~lesocket'S 12 Dan('e Orch I 12 3D am Henr) B~ ~ Orch ARE OVERTAKEN In f1fth After Score Tted By N Y C In Fourth 1 Fu l!('l .! ort:h I 30 He r ry BU5b(' .. Pop dar Danno Orch All "'"'""' tea<bm, dooctnno or WEAF Ne~ l ok 454.35eO Wapc-:111 11 •~~·creed ftbeypetoba\eanyrtalm IIPOD the lave. loyalty and. devotion of tbe peopl'7 must be tn harmooy wtth 5 501 pm Ba..<,{'OO. I Scores 6 Oer: lbe teadUtiJI of Jm:us the Chnst wh{JQ! words tit 1nt6 every fold a.nd c.rev1e8 1Austin 6 30 Ti ree Mustachio" 4.;~ The GoJaberg, 1 Bavaruon .r tbt bum.aft hurt IUld o( wham tt was u.ld.m .loba '1 46, NEVER MAN I 6Pie!L .. 1 t Band 7 30 SUler f'Jute a IPUE t.IXE THIS' MAN " hpuuo Prqgra.. 1 co 30 V.'111am - 1 ,.,._.~ ~~• ......._ Jw... c- r' OMt - - - - - - - Wtrg~ Orch 9 n A RoUe s Dan "t' Orch 10 Laz) 10 L5 f n.l Henry '\ Lf a nan bt Ore~ 11 llle Co1 t ne1 ta..:. RESTORE I HE ERRI~G~Bt<thren WJz-Nr'A York :W9~ 100! 5 ia O\ertak-en 111 a fault H \\hlch .nc splrltuHI r~to!e :-sm:h a pm Lowel1 Thomat> £ Am01> 1 615 The Je~ters 6 46 fhl! one m the sp1nt of meekne~" cons1denng th\ elr le:s' LAnd) Pon~ SvMn 7 R~dy Vallee t! Orch 7 30 0... l'r It e Healllc a thou ah!O Ue tempt~d ~G alatians 6 1 Natlonal H igh School Oren 8 30 \ Irving Gitlin s Orch a Cuckoo TOO MANY SNOOPERS 30 Clara Lu. and Em 10 Shun • " d ller Mt~le 10 15 CO\ered Wagon N TNDf.AN'APvLlS recent]\ a man v.a~ fined $50 an Da• s 11 15 Paul Wh n ..mans orch CO;r,.t.i and ~ent to Jill 10 davs because he couldn t ath· nr.l WJZ-Detrou 400 750t 8 30 pn Baseball Scorrs 6 t5 The MUSICa l to hiS own bu•'ln~88 and let other people do the ~arne .h mg I Baken 7 Rua} Vallet>!': Orch 8 30 The defendant was ~.:harged \\olth ha\mg -; natched a og Popular Oren 9 Cuc.o:oo 9 30 I ftri.,.-Jifli.IIJif'll,.,.,.,.. I " VaLAGEHOMESBUaTBY I FUND, IN HEART OF CITY I' I I Cbu":l Lu and F:n Am~ 10 By siO!fBY H EIOES th 1 pcll; children ln an~ nttmbr-r INS etaft' co 11 £1SI'}Oildent v. II 1 ct be fro'lfoned ~n In thb '"'h ._Tv;J. mlt c.-t •r:ltlla'1Woplc venture :Je houses J '-3 Pot Silllfh"l will turn th~tt backs an bWIY tra.flk ~ ' dollho~ b provt- a,n "''",' _, , B 1 artrr ES to race the park In thl ccn That II tbe pan o "' l! ::~::,:"': c.I Pitbburlh ~hil:h 1\S tU fl.f-~th:::.:_'_v1_l_Ja~g~·----­ t n l Jette from the mouth of a woman and nlth haHng slsppct.l Am!) 10 15 Lo<Ae l! ThomEU 10 30 1 her three tln'les Tht! cJgarette had JUSt been g1ven to the Little ThPlltrE" of l l e Au Il 15 lLmue s Hunrry F1ve 11 JO Herbie woman bv her husband ana she wa:; prepnllng to tntel Mm u; Orch 12 Paul \\hl~.enum an auto Y. hen the mc1dent occurred Orth 12 30 :t.m Midmght SUJg F'rohl l Oreb lu pn.s.•ung ~ent~nce the JUdge comm~nded the hu 6-l WIAM Cll'vl lald 2110 !010 1 band tor le.ulmg the ofTendu to a pohcf m.w nnd for hl:-. 1 ~/~ 0 B~:a~~~:~;:'hr!e:I(IM~~:~ great sell restratnt m no1 1nthctmg Lod1h IOJUI \ on the &3- ehtos 6 ~5 Mr Bon~ ana c.;,m saulter uf h1" \\If(> a d thng that h e ~ho\\t d more restra1nl l pa.Jtj 7 30 SlhrrB.ararla.n Plut.e ,~:·;::::"Band Pl.J than the Court \\ould probal>lv ha\e done under similar gram 8 30 \\Ul!am The guilt\ man 1:-~ 01u~ ot a numbet :.~f ntopl(' of '~tr tous klJids Cflcds and denomtnallons :,t:att~red thloughout the wprld. '' ho mne the grt>at~~t truuhlc m tinchng tlmL to look aHer th c 1r O" n afftur.; hut al\\,.1\:-. mar1.tge tu ap • pPar on lhe JOb In the ~.:asc ol otl,ets fhe\ tun.:.tnutc a sort of t>lloopmg crowd Hnd make tht: \\orld a great dea1 worse ;{gr the1r ha\lng ll\ed hetc IA-..thc ease oh,c1prettes as tn....m+AY other thtngs, 1f people want to smoke- them, or mdulge 1n other habtts certalriJI Jt II! a God gn en right, not to mention thelr prlv· aleges illldea th-e constitution ot' th1s countrv to do ~o \Hth out mW'fer~me on the pcut of professlf)nal nose.} people .. 'I he JUdge J:i to he ~.:ommend' d for mtlldmg the pen alh \\ h'K'h ht pronoumcd It rna) be a \e!JSon to this p.1r tJcular tndt\ldual and might ha\e a .-;1m alar effect on others 1nchned tO\\ard hts habtts \\hen the\ read about \\hat happt:ned 1o Dr Joba B A Rolfr s Dance Vlolln Duo 10 IS WTAM PJ .• y,,,;;;1 11 Musical Bu let!n Baor1\iann) Lanckr~ O~h 1.2 one mght Ml'lodi~ l:J .oL1L1 \3ttou~ :;late~ In lhls countr) "'Nl:tf\ taln c\ crv ms t ann th a t a fi rst d eKrec M~n " 1:; ca,e pat1 of lhe mUI d er ........... 8 30 I ?.CCU~d • ' I Popuht~mPr~~ In an au.t.omob!l e and \\teckmg the car \\ ath thr mtC'nU o l ~ ~~~~ ~~ ~sra o~:n~~g ~~~11 l O( CoUrs"e of honing the dt: llh appear t•l ha\~ heen OHI~t j [ gerli !145 lntematJOna! Slllgers 7 ! 1Popular Me-lodies 7 15 li ~Iii .onaire and n·IVa wed I" I 666 ___ Continued flon pag(' onP Orctt Jar Hnrmonte; Now that the l"ourth of Juh '" 11\er dtd tp thiDk that there b no "lid t"•l"ll ~:ay to\" 1 ~ameti! man 'I a ~ a!l 8 'l.5 Hit C\l~f •nd"cc nd ! Jo B l.l Pul CTI Or I )Oung woman by the braves 1 a l a1 oused lhe Jealousy ot some squow \ a lfl't} C!I.Hrt'r~ Hour 10 4} Mur--a l Jt'1'!r:m & drr:h 1' ae-nry '!~- o: ~ 1 1 , lf~ : :'l Rn"fr u Orm -- you tlunk h 1ddang daughter ha ~~~~ euough rrocks why not en barlc ot tl1s one.? Its so pretty I And A ~eOOUd WQ~ ~hat BIOIICCJ 0 Wtilrablt! I or tf rou ~.:an choose plam 01 fancy cot1ons rayons waslnng stlkl an I the hke and wtth snme bu dma to ~t til w1th the !«=heme you are al rca ly to start You cat e1ther pu h •t~n s Ill each sc.allop or sew sna1 hstt-nerg for the Side dn9ure- for mark you th~ frock can be open~~ out for pre8smg I 1 l1med Apaches lURY have 1P.~entect ! lhe mtrusion of a white per60n on STOP AT 1'111 Hotel Fort Hayes O>iumllqs' .)loot /!ot>ii1GF lJohll 311 R~till Wilt ~~~ a1 $2 r. $3- Ire lliaW Convcnu:nt to St-ore... and Theatrea Wa r' 8 ag Putt; i1 i:t Blumter M116 c JO ami IS pressed m a Jiffy al r a.dy to wear when finashcd So 1 1 to 30 Coourt 11 JO TrOika &1b! 12 Pa~tly tl(l:ht He1 body was taken to Sprmge1 \<ll!r fm ex unmat10n to d let mine If she W;!:o. nllacked Seve1a1 theott~ were "dvancc 1 I One was t.haL attentions pad th.. 1 Columtm. I'UI P.taiUN(, '.O't l.i(l) GA&.U;II. IXCOS~~OX Iaiii•• -a.ule Flap• !.11!-:IU_..JI lndiUU!I hllltl tit•llt@ lOri of t.tlltlf' rl11p •nd tiOII!f Amt-r t~ llll 1ribt>.lf. (11.rrl.-d •lona: 1ta1'1' ....1111 ff!Rth HW a1 tbe top and tllle tmd tlhDrp-..d On~ vf the bra\n dlrrll'd il ut] •lud: It in the GnJ md. 8t:1nt}. htJ ~llnl fVfl' Jt Un1U n'f'ftllffl bT tl::e chie-f or kn•ed. Tbe 11:tg be;J.t t er •:.• 1..":\.l!Pd a ~); 'I:'Jldlrr ! ! 1 I R. B. &U~sf'i!llt, "c.ou • CUI U iP. u !, 0':10 •a• 9f*' g~ !hut1 Hal' I~ Overstze Hydraul1c Brakes the rese1 ~at on Th1rc thu M [ Sebmerler was k1lh'd b~ nn 1 1 an Wh06e advanceR sh(' 1r.p l1!Se~ 1 r:enaln it \Ht~ th .. t M ss Sclmt 1 <td moused the Indians CUro.!llty as to v. hy she was so Jnslslt'nt abo nttcnding. tJ!baJ ttnd held gathc1lng~ Ct!Jemonlqji Hltd dances Tney eo ulr1 not understand thnt she was <.lolll~ 1esearch for Rn advanced collrg I rie(l:ree 7Zc9 Tim ltUitrfl N• 7229 ""'' h• ohrm11tJ 111 Jllllu 8 IG 1/. /t 11 rtlldJ fDr •-•Jialt dt~l'ltr1 It 11 hu.:~ '"' 1 tlntred lrom page Send 15 r:ent.! (tn stamps orr m) to Fash1011 Burl'au Wnle t ;urf II) and planlly your nam~ and ful addrtu the number of the patterD and the st:r.e you want. one1 I cen paili t hls week Radical ~1 Address your letler 111 the foll<l• tog way b ldf!u; ci the right nnd Ill(' 1 It parlJe.s find willing ear~ 101 htl DAILY S TRIBUNE tira • against the iO\'t'rnment Thrre Is a feeling 110 tar lneohl FASHJUN BUREAU Ent tha.t something Pih(luld bo door no matter what 01 who dllCs Eva A Tlnce:r 1 Parls Senke It It was lfenerally conrcrtnl h re ltoom 309 No 7Z Wt<st ~lrret thai present. conditions can not 011 NiW YORK CJT1i tlnue for long bucause u 1ry u t CENTS Ill com and tht); Coupon filled out will brmg lnev tably rrault In ~ricu~ r1 111 ,., )OU th 1s pattern by rejurn mail Bnd disorders and the feat WM~ freely expressed that llU('h ou t Please mat) at on< e your Parts pattern No 7229, s1ze~to blenk!i may not be far distant N'1me AR a co mter mllve ll'le v 11 ern I A ld ment wu r.onBiderlng mttaeur~ 11 c c ress • }5 Safety Plate Glass Rubber Shackles Bolted Body j01nts Fully Insulated Bod1es Roller Mounted Steerong Ad1ustable Seats and Pedals These are only a few of the 54 reasons why Graham cars are d!Sttnctly BETTER cars Let us show you Hom to Get These Patte,.,. Little Done (C., rr~attd ,.., jlrmtrll~ tll' "~-lere agam ts a charming an( s mpie dress you can linger ove Jleasantly m the makwg of 11 l ca 1 be made e1 ttrdy by hand qu1h ...___ I• Four Speed Transmoss1an SMART AND SIMPLE riiJb~ •~u htm -:: h DoRCAS Synchro Stlent Gear Shift By EVA A. TINGEY Wllib a ladv Blow lh Europe•n nnt1ons should 1 member t~)at ,k ~curs m >- tl 3!l pm .We«.!a I lO Pop-.b.r ~'"~ot!•t..m 2 :0 H em 1 fhplo; Orch r~tt()nUm "'~'~just hkf: a dot~e o f :u•P•Ill\ tor a headarhc 11 :! 01::-era Conce.~ • ~ He try ThC1!1 6 lO P la nlfttlon Drl)!! • M they don"t emplo\ the year 10 bettcrmg the hna~u:aal 101 Orch BaJ.Cbail Sctl1e.t. 1 Pop;.Jin.r Mr!3o dlt'3 7 15- PDput.y Or~h a Popu cfition the h"'a:lach" "'11 Rturn Pattern of This Paris Style All T1•1'1 motl.t"IJ tlt.t' Jll'trlttd rll 1'4ru oud tilt madt 11 N tw Y GOrt I ree Improved Free Wheehng me..,. The mutl\C "as cnllcctlllJZ' lllc II Man Down B Popular Ha!n omese suranc~ "h1ch "a~'~ carrh:d •u thE' \\oman i: lift> 18or"h Stag PI.n~ 8 45 s~mphon 9 1::1 P lo} d Otbboru 9 30 1 C \Vhat "rime could h~ m)re da:;taldl\ th 111 ,..uct: aJ 1sumbt' Mu.s1c 10 45 Popula one \liherean 1 man" II get nd of hh hclpm~; ct 1m"' tc\\ ~ ~~hpll Ht"n r; The s Ore :'\11 ~ gnms 12 Popular Dan~:":' paltn dollar ~ Jl\uh 1 I Otte "ould thmk that Rll\ com Orr-h bmatwn o1 m e n and \\ om~n \\ h, \\ el e n~.,;t J1rectl) ,ppo~ed 1az:·o~:h,"'o' 0 h416"' 1au1 10 JO 1(' ""cer 11 3o Popular to capital Jill ll.(nn1 cm \\ooll certa 1nh do thetr dut\ ") jProwram I ~m Concert Trlo 2 •~ the1r fello\' men anrl \\ omen and JnlJ)OSe tht: ... uprcm..: pen :a.:~er~!- 3 W GN S)'mphetr!, • n..ii} S 0 re11 6 Eal 1 alty and yet the JUr} "hach tr ed th1s brute found th~m BurLnNu Oren 6 30 WON Trio 0$ LouJt- s HllniJl p 1 7 l) I to INomm~nd lnerc} ~o that hiM IWill~hment h! juncle ~:~elves abe Wa! and 3kee:11: ;eJU Duke life tmpnsonment on the records but according to the B\ 18EUmatoqs Orch B Waltz Time • 15 WON SY!npnooy I n Out erage ca~ of cnm1nals !erving hfe ::;entcnces foa murder h r 't'llngton s On::h 9 b MU£Jc Mase wtll probabl~ be a tree man .tll'aln 1n ten )ears or leas and ~hT1i D 30 Pick <lithe Sea:wn 1-15 ' c- !lreoim Ship 10 o Old l) • so th u. hurnrn up1,t t1ou among tho:~.e looked to as mod•l P'il cnta. 10 30 Herb e Ka) s ~~ law ab1dtng ctti:t:t:nll of our ('ountr) are md1r tlh auiHtK l"> ~o;a~ B 1urtn~t. s Or<: 1 Ill? I} Ttio 12 D-.Jkf= E1 ttrl» counlr)i In p tmseMon (f tht> umsavor) tit le of hav1ng anatons 0\'€Daner o reh IIJOre murders th.lll an) otner tountr) m the ~uri I I!InWL;~JlldThnnatl i 2' 70" !) liJ 1n the cr'"d!!h nf the car ' ,_ :n..U..mt. 0 ,, ! I l " I ! Oren 6 5!1 111 Ettlnr 8 one 111 whlth Jlremedltatwu 1-1. :o~hown on the Banet & th con\lcted rl cftno u;t The penal1\ ror tht~ 111 mam :.late van 10 30 .n • 18 death, either bJ hangmg electrocution or lethal ga ... a" Ill Soutn sea ,...._____ t..._.trry Funks On:h the ..:aS& rna\ be ! WJZ-Nelli Yo k (34!b 7GO 8111 The great trouble, ho\\eH~r 111 getttng comt bono~ Tont> P1ctures 8 C h aldrt-n& Hou r 9 Ensoemble 9 30 Pld 1'1! rhr"' 10 !I \\hereby the Ju aors \\Ill do thetr oulle>~ and not recom ! Nomads 10 30 C<luCI'rt Oreh f 428 70(H 5 IS mend nterl:.} "ht>n no mere) 1~ mented l.S one of the great ! 11 JO TrOika Bell!. l l ll) pm ~ u.s Mr Bone:.'! 6 Alnoe ~ ic <lf U1e Ages l JO Popular Pro problem~ or in" and order and JU~Uce m tht>( tOUilll\ ! grain 2 Prt'ndlv Hour J Ope 1 ~ ~ 0 10 ~dbld ~ Roxy a OeDI T 30 Furtbermo1 e It a1ds md1redl\ 1n keepmg the figure or: Conce t "lb Br..~eball Soorrs 5 45 1Lcuies Hung.r; Fhe IIllO MJd- Pnpular Ordl 8 ~ OFdl Intern"taonal Btngt>rs 6 0 er J OT thl}!. h pe ot t:nme from reducing lt u; a most dii1H;Uol j wm ., Popula.r Nelool 7 t5 B l0 night Bells 11 Ben Polloc:k$ On:n. 1 lO Real Polka t Dpreea 1:30 che M:a t':. ~ WON'-{;'hu:0110 14115. 720 6 3D MUS'Ioll Dreams 10 Benry Them problem to mak~ men and \\Onlt!ll S\\Ofn tu do then t!Ut\ j momes n ~~~onStaB PoPapuhlr Ha r l pm Dnn•r Dar:('~ 645 Harold Oreh tO 30 'l'tM\' Doodlesoebn. i rH 8 h rren I It'S 1A1Ult' s H~} Fh., 10 U. Bob Newball 11 Conet L keep their oath f:'lld do It to the extent or gn 1ng to •• delo ~~t~::!OJ' Conc~n 9 15 F!o 1 1 30 Band Conoert 8 30 Popular Orch 12 Popular Or<'h 12 30 am 30 81 erate murderc1 the Just ponall \ v. h1ch hi:, cnme desen ~" 1M u.str- 10 ° c ~~~-ber lll1 liSle If' P rogram 9 HitCh Life- 9 so Clara Bent)' 8US3e and His. Popular Danc <on...:uo.lrs I Ht'n r L d Em 10 5 1 Tilt Stl'bbmr. On:h In Indiana recent)) a t:asr 'A&S"tned \\hlch 1~ t\plca Tbeb Oren 1130 Tht> p1 ~gr 1 n:.J> u an WJR-Detrlllt 400 750, 9 30 --------:-----·----~ of hundr1 rhi of 1.: l"C" thrnughoul nur land A m.w I h t:l f' Fidlel'3 ThrH> ll 30 M run was of murdeltng h•s \\ lfe then placmg hel both 1\he Age:; I 30 'l f I I • I l or theu- Ilk HI- LA\\S 0 1. tht t:~ I THE HUMAN EQUATION T I ' !6 FRI( I ' 11m 3(,. ~ P. Night Follies •' oI c I Mayhe I'm Wrong J carcum~tancc :') ~n construction of I s ! m 1Wc.n dollar \ lllage to prm e POPLAR VALLEY C::.... to the world that h .J.mes w h Rl ~ the ad\antagcs of 5Dlall to~n 1i ill"' Th La(hrs Aid or Sm1t.h M E 1 ropolu: al n~ In ntnls \he rcarh 0 l1( l 1 !\bstrn al'ldor Mrs held can be built the vnthm heart of met ! lh mt.t at Tu('S(!ay the home c,f \he avenge salary I t!ln ct; u ar nonthl, mect\n~ for H1ah on a. htll oH·r!ookln~ P ll s Juh A drhrlous dm 1er was served bm;; 1s -goldtn tna:~:g1e the bu.c:v to the foli o" ng rmsmbers fwlrs hea l 01 the CJtv v.;IU re ~~trll I d ~~~ B~ker Cara Slcwart Min the first ttmgtble project out of lht> nle Ktng Mary Kmg Minnie Ab&t. J13.000000 trust fund e:stab!Lsted b) en Melissa Absten Mnrr Lcikart Mecibur7 Ut>n.,. Buhl Jr Pitt.sburgh mer Cri'i." l>c"a"et ..t' t:Jsa Jacobs Bnd tht' chant prtncf" at 'hlS death Jc .. lh!.' hCSt(SS Mr5 Goldie Abstcn The Wf'lftttt of mankind. ncx m~tl:-~g v:"JII be h('id at. the The \'1llaa .-111 t< bUilt on a 45 j 'berne of Mrs Clara King the SN"Ond acre tract of land 10ng steeped 111 Tu c ~ da' ll\ August Gckllttal a.'ld Civil War htstory Thr Mr rnd Mrs lby H1tl h'ld as their land Is a sectiOn of the or1gmal [ Sunday gucst.o; Mr and Mrs Mason mat.or farm s onct' the prop!.'ll) or S rw-~ut Mr and Mm Vernon Wllla.m Ptnn and Ja.leT g1vm to the j Kn 1pp and SC:l!o and Mr and Mh Mate c.f Pt'nnsylvarua b) its orlgmal Chl\'ton Stenrl •ttl r t ThcSf" \isltlnn Mr and Mrs W A s. 1r.le hcuse 83 ye&J"S old and 1M Knapp Sunda.y 9i,.re Mr And still (l("\ up}ed by tl1l' de&eendauL6 olj lin v: J noruns and nvt eh.Udn!'n Major JiJrkpa.trlck a fkvolutionary ~ Mr IUid Mr11 Late Rollmh a td war cm(.cr who c.tt..nmet.l the land 1dBurrl tcr Mr and Mrs W M thrnt gh a tpedal grant from WUl Knnrp of Waterloo and Mrs Jane lam P~nn w II gtve way before Lh<> Dewtt:se onsl.lu@'ht or st't'am tJJo\els. Bertha MYTE$ of Pt P1e.asant D.u1ng the Civil War tile Klrk spent the 'A.-eek end with hcr parents pounilll cake and then tells h"'" patrlc~ hom~stcad was a northern Mr Dnd Mrs Bufi M)'T'('S oulf'K'St m the undETgrou ld rail Rui.J) Kin; Ytslted Mmnle King wa) liYstem Ne.ar the home yeL Sunday afternoon stands the CJ'3ckt'd rE'mams of a Mr and Mr:;. LuthcJ Harr~ and bam foundatlob wuJun whlrh man) son vlsilt'd Mr and Mrs ~rge a co.-ertng slave ts wd to hav" Bat:er Saturdav and Bunda)! v..... Bif:lllli tJ.- and Mrs Jwm Stt-wart and A tU& horn player i& a mW>lrlan ftWah~ Uben.Uon to canada All \hla wtU mate ~ay for lilt:' t'll son ha I! treen spending a f~w da):; \1. all wrapped up t1 h1s In laie wllhm a it} 'IIi hose t"C'ilrlr r t« Ill r.harlf'Ston \lliit ng rt'latnes '\\Ill alWRVS be limited 11 n 1moer to Matrimnnlal Marbn 300 f:unilles The dwellmgs will ~ One• lnd1ae Cap1lal" H .sbltnd s shouldn t complam c.ons ructN1 of bm:k w1th s lat rof \\lin.! II~ lh \\a~tin"fOD I whr:t their Vilveti shoct nt theru and will be: eqmpped w1th r ~tr1t:' now "'lnn I 1 1 t(Jst nrf l11d to! s ..lutd I Mar tEd mtn are surposed lo pu~ up n:fr suat(ITS and built m ba.lhtub& a 1 lh1~e tf <' ""ld~rahle hnport:~n(<' 1 • rt (Jf 1 f'lli rnpltnl tor Itt'! a. few inconvemences Many will be pro\ ldM '\\"'ib sun pn1 I h(' f(';:!1on ~~ lol'1l and aarages The l't'nta~ v. 111 Won*n of Natart" I tic lr.w umugh M that ~he man whc A bachelor went into a matrl I unns $2.500 and 14.000 mav haH• monla.l bureau th~ other morning ~.h-e- f'dvt~nt.qes e:1joved b~ IJl.. mo J.1QI m OR 9A.tt.r.IS ~~rne Dtlt w1tb a wilt> and seven WHithy resident 'Aiti'tbut pmching chuu.n:n family purte h..-u., ..n a bCI...-dk _., N••n."'•a Rfth hbu9e wUl te given mer" 1n :'10 mlnn,cs. ehtt"~ a Cold the S'«ial Mt.,..l'hlriiil'llt.b than 't~ lt!ll areA In lnwns and fil'lll day and cbero.s Jlaluta 1111 nw aap llhoo9!!" who ci.lls him gardms Central!) located \1111 be [ lhr« dan. !III':H a b'X:le ~ llue:e pArt f(lr all chlld1en and S 6 6 Salve for BLhy'e Cold ~=~~:~~;~~===;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~:: I 7 I StrNDAY JULY 2G lt3t Ignore Other' The Royal Storeroom ' VAUC-New York t3 488 860 6 ....... tn 110 &oRaooe wW be publ1lbed. prn F oplllar Orcli o JO ReL!i and ~~ Dunn 6 t:> Monon DclwncBmly hi TU 10108 PUIILISHL... G coJiJ.AJiiY Band Conttrt 1 Ui Kate t & NU.SIC 30 Mat Bru.sllQU s Orch .t Ptk ,., oaJt 7 '-5 GlXJm Cha.sers B Inslrwnen ~&.~ Tl1o 8 1.5 Ha rmomze-rs II 30 P'• 'Wmt• oakt: . . . Cift... l ... Depe.. call nz a 1 CCl. ::e.l. 9 5bo'oll Boat S 4:) Ton) rw ~ oecr caa Dl-1Cabooch 10 Jack Dtnn} s Ol ch ~ -~ __ _ _ _ __ 10 30 Will Ol!bome s Orch J I Ou} I .,. .... Lombardo s Ro) &.I CanadLIUlS 12 1 .L 10r.e x_eu t.t GO Popular Dance <r.ch 11be Woelt 6b. li"ontbs 2.1A WLW--C nclnna LI tf28 7001 5 45 .IO I'l'bl'ff Kontbl 1..111 pm LIJweU Thorn~ f. Amos n d.OO 0 . Month .Ill A.Q(1J 6 U• Tbt Jftters 4) 45 B:lSt ::;..;==-~"-'---'---'---'--'--~--c -~~~~~~~ ball ~:)cores ~ Rutlf VRIIt't!' s Orch 7 30 R f' 0 Hour 8 Baturda' Kn cbt.s II 30 Popular Orch 1 - THE DAlLY TRIBUNE POllEROY1 OH\0 __/..J ....._Gil .....-~ -• 'd- .._. .., ~ IIDdl:r &be ~ ol W&zdt. ., 111'9 .. pubiiAbed Daily and . . . , , ~ B&t111"dQ" Loca&tc:l 10a Ll:lwr Beoond Btrert., PomerDJ 0 b1alclllltD4 • JeUen ar aen matt.cr fM PQillkaUoo Uu7 1 f1110Wc1 ut all c:a&flo ale tbetr rwn· allMuP not nfJCU5arlly to bit I Tim OAJl. Y TRIB L'NK. POMEROY Slu• $785 up Etglm $085 ~>P1 at f~Xtory '"""' lnduchng lh low pr c.d l'ro.pwity Six. Ya,. pr"•nt car •Ill probably tak• lh• plac. af a Cl>lh down pcry~ "*1' fG'I'Gtobl• , _ , HYSI<~LL MOTOR CO. Upper Second St Pomeroy, 0, �THE DAILY TRIBUNE ._...,. .. _ . . . . , . - - . u. ,.. u lh•""' o- •• 'l ~ }eUcn. bownrr ~~ll•n\ ar.d dnlrabltJ ln 1: RadiO Program PAG:I: THRtt SUNDAY JUL T H ltll ~ 1 .-:::==; • -=-=:::---'":""':.- ' JULY !5 tm-m HAilROAD[~S IN VICTORY ~G~IN~T PYTHIAN KNI~HTS _ =::-:::=------- . --=--- .,.,_ He n The~.$. Orch 9 30 Clara L Knights lead Ftnt Thtrd Con teat 1 and Em 10 F lo01 ShM 10 ,Q 1Varmy 0 401 Bob Nel.ft.all 11 Th Sialll!li! V10b.n IL 3o ra.: Doo~lesocket'S 12 Dan('e Orch I 12 3D am Henr) B~ ~ Orch ARE OVERTAKEN In f1fth After Score Tted By N Y C In Fourth 1 Fu l!('l .! ort:h I 30 He r ry BU5b(' .. Pop dar Danno Orch All "'"'""' tea<bm, dooctnno or WEAF Ne~ l ok 454.35eO Wapc-:111 11 •~~·creed ftbeypetoba\eanyrtalm IIPOD the lave. loyalty and. devotion of tbe peopl'7 must be tn harmooy wtth 5 501 pm Ba..<,{'OO. I Scores 6 Oer: lbe teadUtiJI of Jm:us the Chnst wh{JQ! words tit 1nt6 every fold a.nd c.rev1e8 1Austin 6 30 Ti ree Mustachio" 4.;~ The GoJaberg, 1 Bavaruon .r tbt bum.aft hurt IUld o( wham tt was u.ld.m .loba '1 46, NEVER MAN I 6Pie!L .. 1 t Band 7 30 SUler f'Jute a IPUE t.IXE THIS' MAN " hpuuo Prqgra.. 1 co 30 V.'111am - 1 ,.,._.~ ~~• ......._ Jw... c- r' OMt - - - - - - - Wtrg~ Orch 9 n A RoUe s Dan "t' Orch 10 Laz) 10 L5 f n.l Henry '\ Lf a nan bt Ore~ 11 llle Co1 t ne1 ta..:. RESTORE I HE ERRI~G~Bt<thren WJz-Nr'A York :W9~ 100! 5 ia O\ertak-en 111 a fault H \\hlch .nc splrltuHI r~to!e :-sm:h a pm Lowel1 Thomat> £ Am01> 1 615 The Je~ters 6 46 fhl! one m the sp1nt of meekne~" cons1denng th\ elr le:s' LAnd) Pon~ SvMn 7 R~dy Vallee t! Orch 7 30 0... l'r It e Healllc a thou ah!O Ue tempt~d ~G alatians 6 1 Natlonal H igh School Oren 8 30 \ Irving Gitlin s Orch a Cuckoo TOO MANY SNOOPERS 30 Clara Lu. and Em 10 Shun • " d ller Mt~le 10 15 CO\ered Wagon N TNDf.AN'APvLlS recent]\ a man v.a~ fined $50 an Da• s 11 15 Paul Wh n ..mans orch CO;r,.t.i and ~ent to Jill 10 davs because he couldn t ath· nr.l WJZ-Detrou 400 750t 8 30 pn Baseball Scorrs 6 t5 The MUSICa l to hiS own bu•'ln~88 and let other people do the ~arne .h mg I Baken 7 Rua} Vallet>!': Orch 8 30 The defendant was ~.:harged \\olth ha\mg -; natched a og Popular Oren 9 Cuc.o:oo 9 30 I ftri.,.-Jifli.IIJif'll,.,.,.,.. I " VaLAGEHOMESBUaTBY I FUND, IN HEART OF CITY I' I I Cbu":l Lu and F:n Am~ 10 By siO!fBY H EIOES th 1 pcll; children ln an~ nttmbr-r INS etaft' co 11 £1SI'}Oildent v. II 1 ct be fro'lfoned ~n In thb '"'h ._Tv;J. mlt c.-t •r:ltlla'1Woplc venture :Je houses J '-3 Pot Silllfh"l will turn th~tt backs an bWIY tra.flk ~ ' dollho~ b provt- a,n "''",' _, , B 1 artrr ES to race the park In thl ccn That II tbe pan o "' l! ::~::,:"': c.I Pitbburlh ~hil:h 1\S tU fl.f-~th:::.:_'_v1_l_Ja~g~·----­ t n l Jette from the mouth of a woman and nlth haHng slsppct.l Am!) 10 15 Lo<Ae l! ThomEU 10 30 1 her three tln'les Tht! cJgarette had JUSt been g1ven to the Little ThPlltrE" of l l e Au Il 15 lLmue s Hunrry F1ve 11 JO Herbie woman bv her husband ana she wa:; prepnllng to tntel Mm u; Orch 12 Paul \\hl~.enum an auto Y. hen the mc1dent occurred Orth 12 30 :t.m Midmght SUJg F'rohl l Oreb lu pn.s.•ung ~ent~nce the JUdge comm~nded the hu 6-l WIAM Cll'vl lald 2110 !010 1 band tor le.ulmg the ofTendu to a pohcf m.w nnd for hl:-. 1 ~/~ 0 B~:a~~~:~;:'hr!e:I(IM~~:~ great sell restratnt m no1 1nthctmg Lod1h IOJUI \ on the &3- ehtos 6 ~5 Mr Bon~ ana c.;,m saulter uf h1" \\If(> a d thng that h e ~ho\\t d more restra1nl l pa.Jtj 7 30 SlhrrB.ararla.n Plut.e ,~:·;::::"Band Pl.J than the Court \\ould probal>lv ha\e done under similar gram 8 30 \\Ul!am The guilt\ man 1:-~ 01u~ ot a numbet :.~f ntopl(' of '~tr tous klJids Cflcds and denomtnallons :,t:att~red thloughout the wprld. '' ho mne the grt>at~~t truuhlc m tinchng tlmL to look aHer th c 1r O" n afftur.; hut al\\,.1\:-. mar1.tge tu ap • pPar on lhe JOb In the ~.:asc ol otl,ets fhe\ tun.:.tnutc a sort of t>lloopmg crowd Hnd make tht: \\orld a great dea1 worse ;{gr the1r ha\lng ll\ed hetc IA-..thc ease oh,c1prettes as tn....m+AY other thtngs, 1f people want to smoke- them, or mdulge 1n other habtts certalriJI Jt II! a God gn en right, not to mention thelr prlv· aleges illldea th-e constitution ot' th1s countrv to do ~o \Hth out mW'fer~me on the pcut of professlf)nal nose.} people .. 'I he JUdge J:i to he ~.:ommend' d for mtlldmg the pen alh \\ h'K'h ht pronoumcd It rna) be a \e!JSon to this p.1r tJcular tndt\ldual and might ha\e a .-;1m alar effect on others 1nchned tO\\ard hts habtts \\hen the\ read about \\hat happt:ned 1o Dr Joba B A Rolfr s Dance Vlolln Duo 10 IS WTAM PJ .• y,,,;;;1 11 Musical Bu let!n Baor1\iann) Lanckr~ O~h 1.2 one mght Ml'lodi~ l:J .oL1L1 \3ttou~ :;late~ In lhls countr) "'Nl:tf\ taln c\ crv ms t ann th a t a fi rst d eKrec M~n " 1:; ca,e pat1 of lhe mUI d er ........... 8 30 I ?.CCU~d • ' I Popuht~mPr~~ In an au.t.omob!l e and \\teckmg the car \\ ath thr mtC'nU o l ~ ~~~~ ~~ ~sra o~:n~~g ~~~11 l O( CoUrs"e of honing the dt: llh appear t•l ha\~ heen OHI~t j [ gerli !145 lntematJOna! Slllgers 7 ! 1Popular Me-lodies 7 15 li ~Iii .onaire and n·IVa wed I" I 666 ___ Continued flon pag(' onP Orctt Jar Hnrmonte; Now that the l"ourth of Juh '" 11\er dtd tp thiDk that there b no "lid t"•l"ll ~:ay to\" 1 ~ameti! man 'I a ~ a!l 8 'l.5 Hit C\l~f •nd"cc nd ! Jo B l.l Pul CTI Or I )Oung woman by the braves 1 a l a1 oused lhe Jealousy ot some squow \ a lfl't} C!I.Hrt'r~ Hour 10 4} Mur--a l Jt'1'!r:m & drr:h 1' ae-nry '!~- o: ~ 1 1 , lf~ : :'l Rn"fr u Orm -- you tlunk h 1ddang daughter ha ~~~~ euough rrocks why not en barlc ot tl1s one.? Its so pretty I And A ~eOOUd WQ~ ~hat BIOIICCJ 0 Wtilrablt! I or tf rou ~.:an choose plam 01 fancy cot1ons rayons waslnng stlkl an I the hke and wtth snme bu dma to ~t til w1th the !«=heme you are al rca ly to start You cat e1ther pu h •t~n s Ill each sc.allop or sew sna1 hstt-nerg for the Side dn9ure- for mark you th~ frock can be open~~ out for pre8smg I 1 l1med Apaches lURY have 1P.~entect ! lhe mtrusion of a white per60n on STOP AT 1'111 Hotel Fort Hayes O>iumllqs' .)loot /!ot>ii1GF lJohll 311 R~till Wilt ~~~ a1 $2 r. $3- Ire lliaW Convcnu:nt to St-ore... and Theatrea Wa r' 8 ag Putt; i1 i:t Blumter M116 c JO ami IS pressed m a Jiffy al r a.dy to wear when finashcd So 1 1 to 30 Coourt 11 JO TrOika &1b! 12 Pa~tly tl(l:ht He1 body was taken to Sprmge1 \<ll!r fm ex unmat10n to d let mine If she W;!:o. nllacked Seve1a1 theott~ were "dvancc 1 I One was t.haL attentions pad th.. 1 Columtm. I'UI P.taiUN(, '.O't l.i(l) GA&.U;II. IXCOS~~OX Iaiii•• -a.ule Flap• !.11!-:IU_..JI lndiUU!I hllltl tit•llt@ lOri of t.tlltlf' rl11p •nd tiOII!f Amt-r t~ llll 1ribt>.lf. (11.rrl.-d •lona: 1ta1'1' ....1111 ff!Rth HW a1 tbe top and tllle tmd tlhDrp-..d On~ vf the bra\n dlrrll'd il ut] •lud: It in the GnJ md. 8t:1nt}. htJ ~llnl fVfl' Jt Un1U n'f'ftllffl bT tl::e chie-f or kn•ed. Tbe 11:tg be;J.t t er •:.• 1..":\.l!Pd a ~); 'I:'Jldlrr ! ! 1 I R. B. &U~sf'i!llt, "c.ou • CUI U iP. u !, 0':10 •a• 9f*' g~ !hut1 Hal' I~ Overstze Hydraul1c Brakes the rese1 ~at on Th1rc thu M [ Sebmerler was k1lh'd b~ nn 1 1 an Wh06e advanceR sh(' 1r.p l1!Se~ 1 r:enaln it \Ht~ th .. t M ss Sclmt 1 <td moused the Indians CUro.!llty as to v. hy she was so Jnslslt'nt abo nttcnding. tJ!baJ ttnd held gathc1lng~ Ct!Jemonlqji Hltd dances Tney eo ulr1 not understand thnt she was <.lolll~ 1esearch for Rn advanced collrg I rie(l:ree 7Zc9 Tim ltUitrfl N• 7229 ""'' h• ohrm11tJ 111 Jllllu 8 IG 1/. /t 11 rtlldJ fDr •-•Jialt dt~l'ltr1 It 11 hu.:~ '"' 1 tlntred lrom page Send 15 r:ent.! (tn stamps orr m) to Fash1011 Burl'au Wnle t ;urf II) and planlly your nam~ and ful addrtu the number of the patterD and the st:r.e you want. one1 I cen paili t hls week Radical ~1 Address your letler 111 the foll<l• tog way b ldf!u; ci the right nnd Ill(' 1 It parlJe.s find willing ear~ 101 htl DAILY S TRIBUNE tira • against the iO\'t'rnment Thrre Is a feeling 110 tar lneohl FASHJUN BUREAU Ent tha.t something Pih(luld bo door no matter what 01 who dllCs Eva A Tlnce:r 1 Parls Senke It It was lfenerally conrcrtnl h re ltoom 309 No 7Z Wt<st ~lrret thai present. conditions can not 011 NiW YORK CJT1i tlnue for long bucause u 1ry u t CENTS Ill com and tht); Coupon filled out will brmg lnev tably rrault In ~ricu~ r1 111 ,., )OU th 1s pattern by rejurn mail Bnd disorders and the feat WM~ freely expressed that llU('h ou t Please mat) at on< e your Parts pattern No 7229, s1ze~to blenk!i may not be far distant N'1me AR a co mter mllve ll'le v 11 ern I A ld ment wu r.onBiderlng mttaeur~ 11 c c ress • }5 Safety Plate Glass Rubber Shackles Bolted Body j01nts Fully Insulated Bod1es Roller Mounted Steerong Ad1ustable Seats and Pedals These are only a few of the 54 reasons why Graham cars are d!Sttnctly BETTER cars Let us show you Hom to Get These Patte,.,. Little Done (C., rr~attd ,.., jlrmtrll~ tll' "~-lere agam ts a charming an( s mpie dress you can linger ove Jleasantly m the makwg of 11 l ca 1 be made e1 ttrdy by hand qu1h ...___ I• Four Speed Transmoss1an SMART AND SIMPLE riiJb~ •~u htm -:: h DoRCAS Synchro Stlent Gear Shift By EVA A. TINGEY Wllib a ladv Blow lh Europe•n nnt1ons should 1 member t~)at ,k ~curs m >- tl 3!l pm .We«.!a I lO Pop-.b.r ~'"~ot!•t..m 2 :0 H em 1 fhplo; Orch r~tt()nUm "'~'~just hkf: a dot~e o f :u•P•Ill\ tor a headarhc 11 :! 01::-era Conce.~ • ~ He try ThC1!1 6 lO P la nlfttlon Drl)!! • M they don"t emplo\ the year 10 bettcrmg the hna~u:aal 101 Orch BaJ.Cbail Sctl1e.t. 1 Pop;.Jin.r Mr!3o dlt'3 7 15- PDput.y Or~h a Popu cfition the h"'a:lach" "'11 Rturn Pattern of This Paris Style All T1•1'1 motl.t"IJ tlt.t' Jll'trlttd rll 1'4ru oud tilt madt 11 N tw Y GOrt I ree Improved Free Wheehng me..,. The mutl\C "as cnllcctlllJZ' lllc II Man Down B Popular Ha!n omese suranc~ "h1ch "a~'~ carrh:d •u thE' \\oman i: lift> 18or"h Stag PI.n~ 8 45 s~mphon 9 1::1 P lo} d Otbboru 9 30 1 C \Vhat "rime could h~ m)re da:;taldl\ th 111 ,..uct: aJ 1sumbt' Mu.s1c 10 45 Popula one \liherean 1 man" II get nd of hh hclpm~; ct 1m"' tc\\ ~ ~~hpll Ht"n r; The s Ore :'\11 ~ gnms 12 Popular Dan~:":' paltn dollar ~ Jl\uh 1 I Otte "ould thmk that Rll\ com Orr-h bmatwn o1 m e n and \\ om~n \\ h, \\ el e n~.,;t J1rectl) ,ppo~ed 1az:·o~:h,"'o' 0 h416"' 1au1 10 JO 1(' ""cer 11 3o Popular to capital Jill ll.(nn1 cm \\ooll certa 1nh do thetr dut\ ") jProwram I ~m Concert Trlo 2 •~ the1r fello\' men anrl \\ omen and JnlJ)OSe tht: ... uprcm..: pen :a.:~er~!- 3 W GN S)'mphetr!, • n..ii} S 0 re11 6 Eal 1 alty and yet the JUr} "hach tr ed th1s brute found th~m BurLnNu Oren 6 30 WON Trio 0$ LouJt- s HllniJl p 1 7 l) I to INomm~nd lnerc} ~o that hiM IWill~hment h! juncle ~:~elves abe Wa! and 3kee:11: ;eJU Duke life tmpnsonment on the records but according to the B\ 18EUmatoqs Orch B Waltz Time • 15 WON SY!npnooy I n Out erage ca~ of cnm1nals !erving hfe ::;entcnces foa murder h r 't'llngton s On::h 9 b MU£Jc Mase wtll probabl~ be a tree man .tll'aln 1n ten )ears or leas and ~hT1i D 30 Pick <lithe Sea:wn 1-15 ' c- !lreoim Ship 10 o Old l) • so th u. hurnrn up1,t t1ou among tho:~.e looked to as mod•l P'il cnta. 10 30 Herb e Ka) s ~~ law ab1dtng ctti:t:t:nll of our ('ountr) are md1r tlh auiHtK l"> ~o;a~ B 1urtn~t. s Or<: 1 Ill? I} Ttio 12 D-.Jkf= E1 ttrl» counlr)i In p tmseMon (f tht> umsavor) tit le of hav1ng anatons 0\'€Daner o reh IIJOre murders th.lll an) otner tountr) m the ~uri I I!InWL;~JlldThnnatl i 2' 70" !) liJ 1n the cr'"d!!h nf the car ' ,_ :n..U..mt. 0 ,, ! I l " I ! Oren 6 5!1 111 Ettlnr 8 one 111 whlth Jlremedltatwu 1-1. :o~hown on the Banet & th con\lcted rl cftno u;t The penal1\ ror tht~ 111 mam :.late van 10 30 .n • 18 death, either bJ hangmg electrocution or lethal ga ... a" Ill Soutn sea ,...._____ t..._.trry Funks On:h the ..:aS& rna\ be ! WJZ-Nelli Yo k (34!b 7GO 8111 The great trouble, ho\\eH~r 111 getttng comt bono~ Tont> P1ctures 8 C h aldrt-n& Hou r 9 Ensoemble 9 30 Pld 1'1! rhr"' 10 !I \\hereby the Ju aors \\Ill do thetr oulle>~ and not recom ! Nomads 10 30 C<luCI'rt Oreh f 428 70(H 5 IS mend nterl:.} "ht>n no mere) 1~ mented l.S one of the great ! 11 JO TrOika Bell!. l l ll) pm ~ u.s Mr Bone:.'! 6 Alnoe ~ ic <lf U1e Ages l JO Popular Pro problem~ or in" and order and JU~Uce m tht>( tOUilll\ ! grain 2 Prt'ndlv Hour J Ope 1 ~ ~ 0 10 ~dbld ~ Roxy a OeDI T 30 Furtbermo1 e It a1ds md1redl\ 1n keepmg the figure or: Conce t "lb Br..~eball Soorrs 5 45 1Lcuies Hung.r; Fhe IIllO MJd- Pnpular Ordl 8 ~ OFdl Intern"taonal Btngt>rs 6 0 er J OT thl}!. h pe ot t:nme from reducing lt u; a most dii1H;Uol j wm ., Popula.r Nelool 7 t5 B l0 night Bells 11 Ben Polloc:k$ On:n. 1 lO Real Polka t Dpreea 1:30 che M:a t':. ~ WON'-{;'hu:0110 14115. 720 6 3D MUS'Ioll Dreams 10 Benry Them problem to mak~ men and \\Onlt!ll S\\Ofn tu do then t!Ut\ j momes n ~~~onStaB PoPapuhlr Ha r l pm Dnn•r Dar:('~ 645 Harold Oreh tO 30 'l'tM\' Doodlesoebn. i rH 8 h rren I It'S 1A1Ult' s H~} Fh., 10 U. Bob Newball 11 Conet L keep their oath f:'lld do It to the extent or gn 1ng to •• delo ~~t~::!OJ' Conc~n 9 15 F!o 1 1 30 Band Conoert 8 30 Popular Orch 12 Popular Or<'h 12 30 am 30 81 erate murderc1 the Just ponall \ v. h1ch hi:, cnme desen ~" 1M u.str- 10 ° c ~~~-ber lll1 liSle If' P rogram 9 HitCh Life- 9 so Clara Bent)' 8US3e and His. Popular Danc <on...:uo.lrs I Ht'n r L d Em 10 5 1 Tilt Stl'bbmr. On:h In Indiana recent)) a t:asr 'A&S"tned \\hlch 1~ t\plca Tbeb Oren 1130 Tht> p1 ~gr 1 n:.J> u an WJR-Detrlllt 400 750, 9 30 --------:-----·----~ of hundr1 rhi of 1.: l"C" thrnughoul nur land A m.w I h t:l f' Fidlel'3 ThrH> ll 30 M run was of murdeltng h•s \\ lfe then placmg hel both 1\he Age:; I 30 'l f I I • I l or theu- Ilk HI- LA\\S 0 1. tht t:~ I THE HUMAN EQUATION T I ' !6 FRI( I ' 11m 3(,. ~ P. Night Follies •' oI c I Mayhe I'm Wrong J carcum~tancc :') ~n construction of I s ! m 1Wc.n dollar \ lllage to prm e POPLAR VALLEY C::.... to the world that h .J.mes w h Rl ~ the ad\antagcs of 5Dlall to~n 1i ill"' Th La(hrs Aid or Sm1t.h M E 1 ropolu: al n~ In ntnls \he rcarh 0 l1( l 1 !\bstrn al'ldor Mrs held can be built the vnthm heart of met ! lh mt.t at Tu('S(!ay the home c,f \he avenge salary I t!ln ct; u ar nonthl, mect\n~ for H1ah on a. htll oH·r!ookln~ P ll s Juh A drhrlous dm 1er was served bm;; 1s -goldtn tna:~:g1e the bu.c:v to the foli o" ng rmsmbers fwlrs hea l 01 the CJtv v.;IU re ~~trll I d ~~~ B~ker Cara Slcwart Min the first ttmgtble project out of lht> nle Ktng Mary Kmg Minnie Ab&t. J13.000000 trust fund e:stab!Lsted b) en Melissa Absten Mnrr Lcikart Mecibur7 Ut>n.,. Buhl Jr Pitt.sburgh mer Cri'i." l>c"a"et ..t' t:Jsa Jacobs Bnd tht' chant prtncf" at 'hlS death Jc .. lh!.' hCSt(SS Mr5 Goldie Abstcn The Wf'lftttt of mankind. ncx m~tl:-~g v:"JII be h('id at. the The \'1llaa .-111 t< bUilt on a 45 j 'berne of Mrs Clara King the SN"Ond acre tract of land 10ng steeped 111 Tu c ~ da' ll\ August Gckllttal a.'ld Civil War htstory Thr Mr rnd Mrs lby H1tl h'ld as their land Is a sectiOn of the or1gmal [ Sunday gucst.o; Mr and Mrs Mason mat.or farm s onct' the prop!.'ll) or S rw-~ut Mr and Mm Vernon Wllla.m Ptnn and Ja.leT g1vm to the j Kn 1pp and SC:l!o and Mr and Mh Mate c.f Pt'nnsylvarua b) its orlgmal Chl\'ton Stenrl •ttl r t ThcSf" \isltlnn Mr and Mrs W A s. 1r.le hcuse 83 ye&J"S old and 1M Knapp Sunda.y 9i,.re Mr And still (l("\ up}ed by tl1l' de&eendauL6 olj lin v: J noruns and nvt eh.Udn!'n Major JiJrkpa.trlck a fkvolutionary ~ Mr IUid Mr11 Late Rollmh a td war cm(.cr who c.tt..nmet.l the land 1dBurrl tcr Mr and Mrs W M thrnt gh a tpedal grant from WUl Knnrp of Waterloo and Mrs Jane lam P~nn w II gtve way before Lh<> Dewtt:se onsl.lu@'ht or st't'am tJJo\els. Bertha MYTE$ of Pt P1e.asant D.u1ng the Civil War tile Klrk spent the 'A.-eek end with hcr parents pounilll cake and then tells h"'" patrlc~ hom~stcad was a northern Mr Dnd Mrs Bufi M)'T'('S oulf'K'St m the undETgrou ld rail Rui.J) Kin; Ytslted Mmnle King wa) liYstem Ne.ar the home yeL Sunday afternoon stands the CJ'3ckt'd rE'mams of a Mr and Mr:;. LuthcJ Harr~ and bam foundatlob wuJun whlrh man) son vlsilt'd Mr and Mrs ~rge a co.-ertng slave ts wd to hav" Bat:er Saturdav and Bunda)! v..... Bif:lllli tJ.- and Mrs Jwm Stt-wart and A tU& horn player i& a mW>lrlan ftWah~ Uben.Uon to canada All \hla wtU mate ~ay for lilt:' t'll son ha I! treen spending a f~w da):; \1. all wrapped up t1 h1s In laie wllhm a it} 'IIi hose t"C'ilrlr r t« Ill r.harlf'Ston \lliit ng rt'latnes '\\Ill alWRVS be limited 11 n 1moer to Matrimnnlal Marbn 300 f:unilles The dwellmgs will ~ One• lnd1ae Cap1lal" H .sbltnd s shouldn t complam c.ons ructN1 of bm:k w1th s lat rof \\lin.! II~ lh \\a~tin"fOD I whr:t their Vilveti shoct nt theru and will be: eqmpped w1th r ~tr1t:' now "'lnn I 1 1 t(Jst nrf l11d to! s ..lutd I Mar tEd mtn are surposed lo pu~ up n:fr suat(ITS and built m ba.lhtub& a 1 lh1~e tf <' ""ld~rahle hnport:~n(<' 1 • rt (Jf 1 f'lli rnpltnl tor Itt'! a. few inconvemences Many will be pro\ ldM '\\"'ib sun pn1 I h(' f(';:!1on ~~ lol'1l and aarages The l't'nta~ v. 111 Won*n of Natart" I tic lr.w umugh M that ~he man whc A bachelor went into a matrl I unns $2.500 and 14.000 mav haH• monla.l bureau th~ other morning ~.h-e- f'dvt~nt.qes e:1joved b~ IJl.. mo J.1QI m OR 9A.tt.r.IS ~~rne Dtlt w1tb a wilt> and seven WHithy resident 'Aiti'tbut pmching chuu.n:n family purte h..-u., ..n a bCI...-dk _., N••n."'•a Rfth hbu9e wUl te given mer" 1n :'10 mlnn,cs. ehtt"~ a Cold the S'«ial Mt.,..l'hlriiil'llt.b than 't~ lt!ll areA In lnwns and fil'lll day and cbero.s Jlaluta 1111 nw aap llhoo9!!" who ci.lls him gardms Central!) located \1111 be [ lhr« dan. !III':H a b'X:le ~ llue:e pArt f(lr all chlld1en and S 6 6 Salve for BLhy'e Cold ~=~~:~~;~~===;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~:: I 7 I StrNDAY JULY 2G lt3t Ignore Other' The Royal Storeroom ' VAUC-New York t3 488 860 6 ....... tn 110 &oRaooe wW be publ1lbed. prn F oplllar Orcli o JO ReL!i and ~~ Dunn 6 t:> Monon DclwncBmly hi TU 10108 PUIILISHL... G coJiJ.AJiiY Band Conttrt 1 Ui Kate t & NU.SIC 30 Mat Bru.sllQU s Orch .t Ptk ,., oaJt 7 '-5 GlXJm Cha.sers B Inslrwnen ~&.~ Tl1o 8 1.5 Ha rmomze-rs II 30 P'• 'Wmt• oakt: . . . Cift... l ... Depe.. call nz a 1 CCl. ::e.l. 9 5bo'oll Boat S 4:) Ton) rw ~ oecr caa Dl-1Cabooch 10 Jack Dtnn} s Ol ch ~ -~ __ _ _ _ __ 10 30 Will Ol!bome s Orch J I Ou} I .,. .... Lombardo s Ro) &.I CanadLIUlS 12 1 .L 10r.e x_eu t.t GO Popular Dance <r.ch 11be Woelt 6b. li"ontbs 2.1A WLW--C nclnna LI tf28 7001 5 45 .IO I'l'bl'ff Kontbl 1..111 pm LIJweU Thorn~ f. Amos n d.OO 0 . Month .Ill A.Q(1J 6 U• Tbt Jftters 4) 45 B:lSt ::;..;==-~"-'---'---'---'--'--~--c -~~~~~~~ ball ~:)cores ~ Rutlf VRIIt't!' s Orch 7 30 R f' 0 Hour 8 Baturda' Kn cbt.s II 30 Popular Orch 1 - THE DAlLY TRIBUNE POllEROY1 OH\0 __/..J ....._Gil .....-~ -• 'd- .._. .., ~ IIDdl:r &be ~ ol W&zdt. ., 111'9 .. pubiiAbed Daily and . . . , , ~ B&t111"dQ" Loca&tc:l 10a Ll:lwr Beoond Btrert., PomerDJ 0 b1alclllltD4 • JeUen ar aen matt.cr fM PQillkaUoo Uu7 1 f1110Wc1 ut all c:a&flo ale tbetr rwn· allMuP not nfJCU5arlly to bit I Tim OAJl. Y TRIB L'NK. POMEROY Slu• $785 up Etglm $085 ~>P1 at f~Xtory '"""' lnduchng lh low pr c.d l'ro.pwity Six. Ya,. pr"•nt car •Ill probably tak• lh• plac. af a Cl>lh down pcry~ "*1' fG'I'Gtobl• , _ , HYSI<~LL MOTOR CO. Upper Second St Pomeroy, 0, �SUNDAY, JULY H, 1$11 \ 1 Wet! ' CI..USlFIED ADV~JlTI$1NG · Stimson Welcomed .aJa l'liday JtiJy 34 SECTION W 0 '11!1 DAILY TllmUNE, PO"""'OY, 8UNDAY, JULY %8, liiSl Le- OHIO Mother n.n master !!IundaY .._an ae\tlr.a alonl flne I Wal .cr ER£1.5 and d&ucbter Marr Mr. Llnk. of Plymouth, lnd;an~. Frallfetl were Bunda~ gue~La of W· wu tn town on bua!nca& Thursday R .m~ and family liMa :ll'Cf1t ~ I& vtaltlng 'l(.t M' And M n; R H McCulluciJ crandjlana\a at Qrat[!.m St:~.t tOil were a:ueata ot Mr and Mrs J M Richard Perauson of Cine matt 1 Jo1no; Sunday 11 tile 1ueat of bia a nL 141'1!. A P The hot[W! or Sumucl Glover was Gold jou med w the groWld at 10 p nl --------~'-Wcdn~do.~ All household "1)0(\3 1 wu de<:trcJ ,.d ·md fu. mlly bare ly C5 ca.~d fN)m burning nouse Mr. and Mrs r..o:y Kincade anrl •uu ut ua k Hil l vldted Hersc btl \ c>h~~~::!' )&!& Kenny Ridenour and Ealn "H und !amti} Hollywood Stars Flee Kleigs For Cool Breezes Of Seaside Homes ======~~====~====~~ ~ .... ,..U.t taaun bo~ I!r~~:s ~gl~~~ll~~ted \be proud ))Afttlt.ll of a bRb)' IE Pt. Pleasant. R. 2 ,i Wen! recent rues~ or D w - and ramlly Mr •• an¢1 Yra Herschel Barnett a:pent 8\Dlda:y wiUl Carl Barndt Talo W:::rnUtl are villltlng r ..lathes ~ 11d• tH'I • I I A and family of He~hl.li Mrs a If Uclf~HI and dsught.t>r hy, -- ---- ' \( 111 ' .-1~ II ~ I I Oil !,.1'1-'l"IH I h ut t' u o ll"f'fJUPnrt'l' IIIII I I!Hi! and 11 11r• Tllll• AT THE TIIEAT!tES I OftMceut\ve .,. _l_oi____ Thf' pu_bl ELECT'l.IC THEATRE, Porneroy- TODA Y Jack Mulhall and Betty Bron•on in "LOVER COME BACK" Aloo Comedieo LIBERTY THEATitE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY bvierl.lnna ... - ,.. - D0-,.'"'1100:-:- WI ~ II~ oralr for orao tncorrect lnMrtlnn Error& ID of any lt.dvenilemmt 3dvcrtlaement.s should be reported lmmediatel:r Lewia Stone and Irene Rich m "FA-THER'S SON Alao Comediea Help WantedWANTI:~IOO cars to (!tease, mod- " ern equipment all makes of care 50c 0 E Bechtel Jkrtners Service Station, Mlddklport MAJE~TIC THEATRE-Pom~roy Saturday "THE HIDE OUT" With James Murray Aloo Comediea 1 7-21-flt BALES Delivet')' Men 121 on local routea handllnl 1rocerlea and hot.UJehaJCI wlllinl to ~1111ltlell Muat be work hard Stead) em- ployment PUture ad\'llncement Wtlt.e p Benson Pomtro)', Ohto, Box tfr>. ~8 7-24-:n. l"'QfJlTION WANTED-'" l>entlot middle aied practkal nurae O&r. rive the very beat re!eren~ h\ the Pomeroy Bend See Tl'\bune omoe 1: 2a--3t DP.. H. C. FOSTER Racine Ohio. aALr:sMEN- In sutroundlna: tnwllll -··· ............ am you sell automobllll ollt Let us Jtut you ln oil .tobblna bu&inest~ lie~~~ than HO 00 cup! tal 1 equlrPd You own your (lWIT oil stow Golden Opportunlly The Du)' Company 2394 Oanal Rd, Ch.•veland, Ohio _ 10 R?'CASTLE, )OU SWABS, ER rLL PLJ11:HAIN IRONS! HEH, HEH 1 IN THE FUST PL.t>CE YOU AIN'T GOT ... _..,. lHE PROPEf~ Ci.DTHE.S, SISTER' HOTEL LOLUMBUS It Sbol't Blocb Nerih .r Mem· ltf'lal UaH aDd Bnta4 8&tett, For RentPOR RENT ~Furnl~hed Cnrner Stb. and Lema' room" 200 Fireproof Roomo on 100 Roon11 at $1.00 Butremut St Call 328-L Mrs A 'l-l4-3l p Mlllcr i'lrf:IJIOO! pQR IUtltl'-Tw0-011ke room" oo ~urt st .. over Bulldlnl and Loan omee. In rlne comlltlrn, wltto 1team heat Bee C J!: Dow or lldw. Ebenib&cb, Potnero" Ohill Main I!IU..L J-2P ·al [ 1 r. ree A,..'"""'"" """"' '" Each. ...... p.rqe ••• .... I 7 25- Mana..._ Dlree&or .-~-,--:-.::-------1 "'''fOOT~; f,or Sale. Mlu:.-1 ~~;;===~~;::~~'r . I~ 01} '-' ANi) CA~l'Ll~ •••1 -e.DH No H.m~ 1'hose ~thu wUhont knowing eall, 3 weeks old Blaet.tnar Aut.o 'J-2.f.-lt liB ·----~--· -- enou:h thlnll 1U or lUI, 1tf •ronl(, fbtly flttftck MR. CAR 8WNERI do Mt THE PRIC.E'5 N ThE CLUB 'S I l)N<..::H US nt~ eli:: I SE"E YOU 6E:T ()UT I HE :S 4<)NNA A S "TOP -rQ :....,~~,\1 1 •r taqUhd. R.n.~ ...._ ltea aouWe ~e. CeMe •.t: Bel 1P' 4QTTA ~"Y OUR CUES PI(OMPTLY but the phantom or thf'tr own IIMat-.1---:=========-' ~~~~~i(~5'i~"~'N4~~'Tl<~A'T~=M~~~>'<~BE~~JI:~~~~'\1.:_::1'6~~~ ....~10~ll~~~ 4f:'T 1 1\tWt~lt!D, A FTNf' PRE51DENT HE •O J HE 5A,Y6 WE ~DE5ii!EU 11 &be t;tlae a. ha'ffl ,._ rit l lttm:'nntlnn -t.n Brnrere ,................ ,J eaa llr ..,... pea ..-. "'!'llh ~Aietrl Palkll ... wu. ni'HIWI ....., w...t4'• Mact~~l••.., e~~ ... ~ ..a ........._ 'the wort., ablorbll afollUIIIIY about •-• illit ...,...... ~rlJO.tnl,tbJ Worth of null:hlnmr trfn t-IER 50N DoWNY, AND !'.WCOUbiN N\ABI..E,CAN 4ET .IV\ARRII!D NON TH.AT (OLtJI\IEL HCOFE'R •5 PRES.IDENT OF "f1.tE .ltCOOFELLDW'fi' C ARD - CLUe 1 OAU4HTeR MAitR"( "0£ SON OF ftJ'tiiiN. fHO!:i&. 'fWO IT'L:L. ME A lltELATIVE C* Cc;>I...ONEL. HOOFE~~ IV'AY8E IT W..S o\ IIIIISTA.~E Cf'o.l MV PNfT "'()HELP MAKE ~L U'!il"'eN. Jl!RRY, ON 'SII!COND il-!Ol>4HT IF yOU ech'S WANT 10 IMPEACH HQOFE~, 40 A.HE~O HIM ! (J r !lu• 1031 ,.:uJoiuMLu .. r n e~( I•olnt 11b0 Sf'rHd IQ th~ Wor1d wnr 33 were J;Jiletl AND IMPE'ACI I AJN T !N"T'EREOS.lro ONIO ~AY OTl-iER! O!<C:,r;);.;;:/-_. :J.. TIJf! production of this eqllll•m.mt en•llii'IJII oto:er :.!,(101},000 ln ~or h of the tmu1\DJJ countrlttt, the Unit~ !!tatn, Grt.'ttt Rritnln nmi Geamnny, JOHN R. I.OVtt I• ne1HiY ('flnni -B.'IoUt 500,000 In Nt'P (lfiiKMI .......... eB~h t~lnUti')' ...... Onltr.d Stnle!l C(IM· /MlM. .,, 0 !nl'l N• lfP[l(lrllll A.liTO PAINT SHOP ltul tU Heading for Ktftd P:Lrklar-No limU John W .Welch, ~ SAL!r-1 tnlll\: Jersey cvw and liJ " '!' ,, "- , '- ,===-.;.:::~~=--'-'-:-~==:i- UM • niE ERf !' - Loi!ADlN6 CONTE,rrAIII'A IN "THE .:11> S: 000 CI..A'SSIC. NcJ<T WEE'"'- AUTO I ~! ''<~ 1 'S(R,O..MBOI..P.. q BLUE "e>'T~~AI<. :J.!l,. ,3 • El VLL l"l" CYCL-ONE 'Z.INGO II bl6 'SHOT I:L RED .-..RJW\N ~lt.:Cy; 15 'A'i-'~ f'faE$0E"-l'r: !l!o Wt-llf'PLE !;PE<.IAI- ~A('[; ...,_. 0 MA.... \l--IE ~ IN lTf-IE' MIOSI OF=' 11-feJ..<.;k4n:s:r- ~AJILL ~& 5"00 MtL£S. "r~.Ui F,.A.':i.TJ:<;i.'T" C~~ VlU•.I Cuunnt~!l J11l)' 2:> IN5-RogcJ~ V.1 S !'lCCLing ll •c ball SfjU<HC J}' Hctnsby playmg thhd bal:iC fot th e enougll :111tl rl llv.ng ll far cnougl1 Chicago coME~cK ir-l.REpEN'r F- tt t~hurtth Ch cngo 3, Boston l bul ~o mctww m uthm 3::lmc flcid"r w:u uoNA.} ' m lhc p~tlh or lhc Ieath· rlgllt- field side uf the Infield ls c1 r hc ~nm c spl\ lt of lacing facts seeu as an aged B edouin mak.m~ hl.i S 'lll~lrl) rur lhc good of the team la~t sumd lln t.he maJor ll''ll!,l" mauc Hm r.sby shUl hlm sclf to thf Culls niU.r s l;o;Leen )eals nu t::ts_l't c HI sroray1 5, Nc\1 Yorl.. 3 H Brookl •• n '1 3 BO.,iC.l I Lou I~ tO Pllllt delphia 0 St Louis 7, Phlla :1ci;:Jhla 2 C~ l fnr,'l u,, ~~ 1 1!=~~~==~~=~::::~~~:::2-::::::::::::::.:~!...----~!!!~!!~---~~j . . • lftlftllij"Fi.1f11--;:i;"!i\il•lkot!' lnr.t.r.~IJI~II•I"'.'I.'!III~ 0 J!" all tbe thrillmg comcbacka recorded tn ring huotort noae bas been more bril· llalltlJ aueeeaaful than that of Billy Petl'olle, the Jtahan Amen· tap "Fargo Express" wb., do!feated in a tornd 10-rounacr bf JiQlfny MeLamin late In Mar, \ ( W•ovJi~, · Mill\"&• \ earr.e back a. month later to knQ(!k out Justo Suarea hi the ninth round of another rlpsnortcr a~ Madison Square Ganlen. l:1u\ Petrolle'a ~oqtclJal!k dates mu~r. ~. .rh MtW tbdll} those bo~ 1'A'bo$ two 1ear.1 a.go Bill)' d•cl ed;be Was r.lipptng and BO' li:e qalt the rinc to p mto buem~ T:lme• became hard, however, · co~W,lll,l.i ~, OHI\) ud ,1o th• "Farzo E;ocpreu" .de- ' ' - etdflt lo oU up tJte old engme aato. Startin1 orf ., ith & series of' kbockoutl apuat & .t:ew tairl)r LEAOU~ n-ontters for It the ha5 lasbeen lurnhintu g: nv,.. rag~s tell tnm r 1 New llib:IRJCt\N ltnowkdyc t tv.•~t cum mnntnon t11s fIt'T ile York 8, DcL·oU 1 that Hlltnsby has s lowed w .. t · r •' tl lliOT'Y ol A •rns!Jy's n :covct Y i Cl'l 1r ago 3 Cleveland 1 (G hmlu: good lightweights and a floek of eather TonJ or lirMnt, parbeularlJ l toil:le wt~1k but tor a lu ng LHHr th1 IIOPI ,ll!l b a~mg slump He Is r~tn ) medtoere mitmen, Petrolte •on the former, becau1e lte Jportl that 1ohe man ~ho did not share tm g1 u 1 ,tuhg1111; the !>nil ~t a 330 clip an Or. 'v ca~ &chedulOO U 1 tte tion 1ut September h~rhtweJa:ht crown. , vr&l ln!ormotlon was th e R .. J th ..:• ~t1 .1g Jw.; sJn . clot cxtm basil fUMJ.s T{)nAV na ona a 0 "nted Ton CanzollEitlter mateb ebould draw blc 1tl:tm8t'llt duvr~ That howcYel ~ ~ rl(Jl the ' A:\fF~J~ "..N All!JOCI.t fiOl!l :~·"'athect.t::~. A tl\!nth later IInce fan• eveeywhere. eapecaally kvidenUy thP. fq_ct dawned Ul I I •dfi lt ln th e CHo>C O{ Houtsby LJke Otll loat a close decudon to Iackie ia New York, \:no'! aU three Hcrr1attY. and 1o1 h tf quc .t fm p, (',J• /~uLh Cobb, or JfJr Jackson Horn:;- 1 Cll lllllll_. ol! at Tolr~C: o "Ki3" Berg at New York and eotU!atent:Jr eentational eoclr:en er power on hls alul:! h e shove d the t Y will be a dangCJ ow h it te r , per- T~ndrvtHe ut. IndiolnapoU.s 'Uien' fn November he astounded who battle from bell to 1tell Wlth- moae youthful aqd f~tcr Bl ll Ju. - 1111t[.~ a l: lf!uL h1 tte1 jusl <'fi long as I Km'<ns City ot MllWau~ with'a ~rnuant wln 'over l\feLarnin oot Tho111h ~lie, «fl lleti oVor Co sccond ,base while 1101 1, 1 t i'c \jlSk oc cove1ing tlu.t S(cond Mlrmzapclls at St l'nul knocking the latter down twice and before, wl U~ •veral by moved to thlrll wne rc the rlc· 1ba~c 2AAI!If! nwnL m; tliP. Hqm~:by nf all but out in ten rounds at Goth- pound• b k8 iJn~ rt~r.la bn a pinycr a1e no\ m II; 1othc1 yean; cave1ea II. l1:1 not t::ao 1 NA.TJON/\f. I.Uoot;F. " am'• Garde~ Sine a then MeL~- many w 0 ~ ieJ:il(:ting 'fho t111th on his U'-" u difficult Brrnklyn at Plttl!iburgh 1 1 pin evened 'ilp tbat ICON!, bllt liJ a When, tU\d tf, tbi!l~ c.:,s aga n. 8 etl ~\mOte Hplnt;by when he ,iu·l T,}e Rajah hl!l ;hnd a tcrlific task ltW'J R'Rma. l considerably closer ma:stn than r~ort':n::::ld he b'!ck0 1 ed Lhc~no,b~ .. P~UY£ litjJJioLmi I [ k£~P· i)1J" 'i~C UCH in ~·le JlC[IIJMl\. I N"w Yolk at Ctnctbnatl PetroUe ro11ed up tn thcll' Novem- "F 11 E&m1J8'' thl 'Semmer t c ~,fil.tru ~n~d 1ltow \'m&yri 41111Uhllf o11 He has not besl· ltwn gnrr. ClS I ber hau;-rat1e11. , And noW- , Th~ ~ftalfe """ 11a topnotck time. '\_ll'e ljd' 'fallcd to got th o.t lie• - ta\t~ ttl m~ m1Y mote be thougllt Jl'lston ot Ohl~go Petrolle, with that Suarez K. 0. fe&.Z and JWatitetJht for more omt maq , ~>CCP~ty ctcn t.o benching st.ar I Phlladr.lphh\ at Bt Louis jtit;terin& am.onf. h~ -elabu, lJ than a ')'ear prif.lr to hla retirement, , ~ornaby ls tncJcllOfiS nut h1s mrLcll llkr. Hack Wtli;Qn and Gllbb y I AMf illCral' J CAOUt: anxloua for a 'f!illber" eng&&fl- he w never iJo dose to a cham- ~-er knows nb ritot.her, not ( w u llu tnctt Bnt C!vidcnlly the Cubs Ch'cagd it BdiUm ntimt with MeU:tmtn of for a 'title plon~p ... be illl right now. That'• ltoa!ll'f HC'i1'1tby ltc Utdn'L tu~~ l~t~ r JlC nol po~lle~cd ot: pcnpa.nt wlu ~ I St ku~ at Wasl~lna:kn tilt with Cham?ron Cl.t\Zonerl. ~e what &JeOnt.b&c.k bu done for the ~ htJ'ittl hlinsClt n Icw week::;: atto 1nlng tti'J!IIty They hgurc to ftnl snl Dtb'Qo!t lt Niw Tort , 2(1.-:rear-old " reu," ID eacellent punchtul Hr.\Petrol!e. wA1n bt w•sft•t h11:tlfll The truth roill th-;:-no better-ill tb.e opinion Cle'l'elaM It Phtladelphta Wpe. 1eekla 6-roUDd •trlP with OOsorrtlbl.- ~~~~ ~~- ~ o1 the m~olter wa'& that the"'Rajo'J. Iot tnOfo~ exp~rts 1 II i *' '"":ifi :0 Jii !la!d gl,': •re (r. 3!'; 1eS1 I ;lh1 eY6D':/ ! to.npu~ �SUNDAY, JULY H, 1$11 \ 1 Wet! ' CI..USlFIED ADV~JlTI$1NG · Stimson Welcomed .aJa l'liday JtiJy 34 SECTION W 0 '11!1 DAILY TllmUNE, PO"""'OY, 8UNDAY, JULY %8, liiSl Le- OHIO Mother n.n master !!IundaY .._an ae\tlr.a alonl flne I Wal .cr ER£1.5 and d&ucbter Marr Mr. Llnk. of Plymouth, lnd;an~. Frallfetl were Bunda~ gue~La of W· wu tn town on bua!nca& Thursday R .m~ and family liMa :ll'Cf1t ~ I& vtaltlng 'l(.t M' And M n; R H McCulluciJ crandjlana\a at Qrat[!.m St:~.t tOil were a:ueata ot Mr and Mrs J M Richard Perauson of Cine matt 1 Jo1no; Sunday 11 tile 1ueat of bia a nL 141'1!. A P The hot[W! or Sumucl Glover was Gold jou med w the groWld at 10 p nl --------~'-Wcdn~do.~ All household "1)0(\3 1 wu de<:trcJ ,.d ·md fu. mlly bare ly C5 ca.~d fN)m burning nouse Mr. and Mrs r..o:y Kincade anrl •uu ut ua k Hil l vldted Hersc btl \ c>h~~~::!' )&!& Kenny Ridenour and Ealn "H und !amti} Hollywood Stars Flee Kleigs For Cool Breezes Of Seaside Homes ======~~====~====~~ ~ .... ,..U.t taaun bo~ I!r~~:s ~gl~~~ll~~ted \be proud ))Afttlt.ll of a bRb)' IE Pt. Pleasant. R. 2 ,i Wen! recent rues~ or D w - and ramlly Mr •• an¢1 Yra Herschel Barnett a:pent 8\Dlda:y wiUl Carl Barndt Talo W:::rnUtl are villltlng r ..lathes ~ 11d• tH'I • I I A and family of He~hl.li Mrs a If Uclf~HI and dsught.t>r hy, -- ---- ' \( 111 ' .-1~ II ~ I I Oil !,.1'1-'l"IH I h ut t' u o ll"f'fJUPnrt'l' IIIII I I!Hi! and 11 11r• Tllll• AT THE TIIEAT!tES I OftMceut\ve .,. _l_oi____ Thf' pu_bl ELECT'l.IC THEATRE, Porneroy- TODA Y Jack Mulhall and Betty Bron•on in "LOVER COME BACK" Aloo Comedieo LIBERTY THEATitE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY bvierl.lnna ... - ,.. - D0-,.'"'1100:-:- WI ~ II~ oralr for orao tncorrect lnMrtlnn Error& ID of any lt.dvenilemmt 3dvcrtlaement.s should be reported lmmediatel:r Lewia Stone and Irene Rich m "FA-THER'S SON Alao Comediea Help WantedWANTI:~IOO cars to (!tease, mod- " ern equipment all makes of care 50c 0 E Bechtel Jkrtners Service Station, Mlddklport MAJE~TIC THEATRE-Pom~roy Saturday "THE HIDE OUT" With James Murray Aloo Comediea 1 7-21-flt BALES Delivet')' Men 121 on local routea handllnl 1rocerlea and hot.UJehaJCI wlllinl to ~1111ltlell Muat be work hard Stead) em- ployment PUture ad\'llncement Wtlt.e p Benson Pomtro)', Ohto, Box tfr>. ~8 7-24-:n. l"'QfJlTION WANTED-'" l>entlot middle aied practkal nurae O&r. rive the very beat re!eren~ h\ the Pomeroy Bend See Tl'\bune omoe 1: 2a--3t DP.. H. C. FOSTER Racine Ohio. aALr:sMEN- In sutroundlna: tnwllll -··· ............ am you sell automobllll ollt Let us Jtut you ln oil .tobblna bu&inest~ lie~~~ than HO 00 cup! tal 1 equlrPd You own your (lWIT oil stow Golden Opportunlly The Du)' Company 2394 Oanal Rd, Ch.•veland, Ohio _ 10 R?'CASTLE, )OU SWABS, ER rLL PLJ11:HAIN IRONS! HEH, HEH 1 IN THE FUST PL.t>CE YOU AIN'T GOT ... _..,. lHE PROPEf~ Ci.DTHE.S, SISTER' HOTEL LOLUMBUS It Sbol't Blocb Nerih .r Mem· ltf'lal UaH aDd Bnta4 8&tett, For RentPOR RENT ~Furnl~hed Cnrner Stb. and Lema' room" 200 Fireproof Roomo on 100 Roon11 at $1.00 Butremut St Call 328-L Mrs A 'l-l4-3l p Mlllcr i'lrf:IJIOO! pQR IUtltl'-Tw0-011ke room" oo ~urt st .. over Bulldlnl and Loan omee. In rlne comlltlrn, wltto 1team heat Bee C J!: Dow or lldw. Ebenib&cb, Potnero" Ohill Main I!IU..L J-2P ·al [ 1 r. ree A,..'"""'"" """"' '" Each. ...... p.rqe ••• .... I 7 25- Mana..._ Dlree&or .-~-,--:-.::-------1 "'''fOOT~; f,or Sale. Mlu:.-1 ~~;;===~~;::~~'r . I~ 01} '-' ANi) CA~l'Ll~ •••1 -e.DH No H.m~ 1'hose ~thu wUhont knowing eall, 3 weeks old Blaet.tnar Aut.o 'J-2.f.-lt liB ·----~--· -- enou:h thlnll 1U or lUI, 1tf •ronl(, fbtly flttftck MR. CAR 8WNERI do Mt THE PRIC.E'5 N ThE CLUB 'S I l)N<..::H US nt~ eli:: I SE"E YOU 6E:T ()UT I HE :S 4<)NNA A S "TOP -rQ :....,~~,\1 1 •r taqUhd. R.n.~ ...._ ltea aouWe ~e. CeMe •.t: Bel 1P' 4QTTA ~"Y OUR CUES PI(OMPTLY but the phantom or thf'tr own IIMat-.1---:=========-' ~~~~~i(~5'i~"~'N4~~'Tl<~A'T~=M~~~>'<~BE~~JI:~~~~'\1.:_::1'6~~~ ....~10~ll~~~ 4f:'T 1 1\tWt~lt!D, A FTNf' PRE51DENT HE •O J HE 5A,Y6 WE ~DE5ii!EU 11 &be t;tlae a. ha'ffl ,._ rit l lttm:'nntlnn -t.n Brnrere ,................ ,J eaa llr ..,... pea ..-. "'!'llh ~Aietrl Palkll ... wu. ni'HIWI ....., w...t4'• Mact~~l••.., e~~ ... ~ ..a ........._ 'the wort., ablorbll afollUIIIIY about •-• illit ...,...... ~rlJO.tnl,tbJ Worth of null:hlnmr trfn t-IER 50N DoWNY, AND !'.WCOUbiN N\ABI..E,CAN 4ET .IV\ARRII!D NON TH.AT (OLtJI\IEL HCOFE'R •5 PRES.IDENT OF "f1.tE .ltCOOFELLDW'fi' C ARD - CLUe 1 OAU4HTeR MAitR"( "0£ SON OF ftJ'tiiiN. fHO!:i&. 'fWO IT'L:L. ME A lltELATIVE C* Cc;>I...ONEL. HOOFE~~ IV'AY8E IT W..S o\ IIIIISTA.~E Cf'o.l MV PNfT "'()HELP MAKE ~L U'!il"'eN. Jl!RRY, ON 'SII!COND il-!Ol>4HT IF yOU ech'S WANT 10 IMPEACH HQOFE~, 40 A.HE~O HIM ! (J r !lu• 1031 ,.:uJoiuMLu .. r n e~( I•olnt 11b0 Sf'rHd IQ th~ Wor1d wnr 33 were J;Jiletl AND IMPE'ACI I AJN T !N"T'EREOS.lro ONIO ~AY OTl-iER! O!<C:,r;);.;;:/-_. :J.. TIJf! production of this eqllll•m.mt en•llii'IJII oto:er :.!,(101},000 ln ~or h of the tmu1\DJJ countrlttt, the Unit~ !!tatn, Grt.'ttt Rritnln nmi Geamnny, JOHN R. I.OVtt I• ne1HiY ('flnni -B.'IoUt 500,000 In Nt'P (lfiiKMI .......... eB~h t~lnUti')' ...... Onltr.d Stnle!l C(IM· /MlM. .,, 0 !nl'l N• lfP[l(lrllll A.liTO PAINT SHOP ltul tU Heading for Ktftd P:Lrklar-No limU John W .Welch, ~ SAL!r-1 tnlll\: Jersey cvw and liJ " '!' ,, "- , '- ,===-.;.:::~~=--'-'-:-~==:i- UM • niE ERf !' - Loi!ADlN6 CONTE,rrAIII'A IN "THE .:11> S: 000 CI..A'SSIC. NcJ<T WEE'"'- AUTO I ~! ''<~ 1 'S(R,O..MBOI..P.. q BLUE "e>'T~~AI<. :J.!l,. ,3 • El VLL l"l" CYCL-ONE 'Z.INGO II bl6 'SHOT I:L RED .-..RJW\N ~lt.:Cy; 15 'A'i-'~ f'faE$0E"-l'r: !l!o Wt-llf'PLE !;PE<.IAI- ~A('[; ...,_. 0 MA.... \l--IE ~ IN lTf-IE' MIOSI OF=' 11-feJ..<.;k4n:s:r- ~AJILL ~& 5"00 MtL£S. "r~.Ui F,.A.':i.TJ:<;i.'T" C~~ VlU•.I Cuunnt~!l J11l)' 2:> IN5-RogcJ~ V.1 S !'lCCLing ll •c ball SfjU<HC J}' Hctnsby playmg thhd bal:iC fot th e enougll :111tl rl llv.ng ll far cnougl1 Chicago coME~cK ir-l.REpEN'r F- tt t~hurtth Ch cngo 3, Boston l bul ~o mctww m uthm 3::lmc flcid"r w:u uoNA.} ' m lhc p~tlh or lhc Ieath· rlgllt- field side uf the Infield ls c1 r hc ~nm c spl\ lt of lacing facts seeu as an aged B edouin mak.m~ hl.i S 'lll~lrl) rur lhc good of the team la~t sumd lln t.he maJor ll''ll!,l" mauc Hm r.sby shUl hlm sclf to thf Culls niU.r s l;o;Leen )eals nu t::ts_l't c HI sroray1 5, Nc\1 Yorl.. 3 H Brookl •• n '1 3 BO.,iC.l I Lou I~ tO Pllllt delphia 0 St Louis 7, Phlla :1ci;:Jhla 2 C~ l fnr,'l u,, ~~ 1 1!=~~~==~~=~::::~~~:::2-::::::::::::::.:~!...----~!!!~!!~---~~j . . • lftlftllij"Fi.1f11--;:i;"!i\il•lkot!' lnr.t.r.~IJI~II•I"'.'I.'!III~ 0 J!" all tbe thrillmg comcbacka recorded tn ring huotort noae bas been more bril· llalltlJ aueeeaaful than that of Billy Petl'olle, the Jtahan Amen· tap "Fargo Express" wb., do!feated in a tornd 10-rounacr bf JiQlfny MeLamin late In Mar, \ ( W•ovJi~, · Mill\"&• \ earr.e back a. month later to knQ(!k out Justo Suarea hi the ninth round of another rlpsnortcr a~ Madison Square Ganlen. l:1u\ Petrolle'a ~oqtclJal!k dates mu~r. ~. .rh MtW tbdll} those bo~ 1'A'bo$ two 1ear.1 a.go Bill)' d•cl ed;be Was r.lipptng and BO' li:e qalt the rinc to p mto buem~ T:lme• became hard, however, · co~W,lll,l.i ~, OHI\) ud ,1o th• "Farzo E;ocpreu" .de- ' ' - etdflt lo oU up tJte old engme aato. Startin1 orf ., ith & series of' kbockoutl apuat & .t:ew tairl)r LEAOU~ n-ontters for It the ha5 lasbeen lurnhintu g: nv,.. rag~s tell tnm r 1 New llib:IRJCt\N ltnowkdyc t tv.•~t cum mnntnon t11s fIt'T ile York 8, DcL·oU 1 that Hlltnsby has s lowed w .. t · r •' tl lliOT'Y ol A •rns!Jy's n :covct Y i Cl'l 1r ago 3 Cleveland 1 (G hmlu: good lightweights and a floek of eather TonJ or lirMnt, parbeularlJ l toil:le wt~1k but tor a lu ng LHHr th1 IIOPI ,ll!l b a~mg slump He Is r~tn ) medtoere mitmen, Petrolte •on the former, becau1e lte Jportl that 1ohe man ~ho did not share tm g1 u 1 ,tuhg1111; the !>nil ~t a 330 clip an Or. 'v ca~ &chedulOO U 1 tte tion 1ut September h~rhtweJa:ht crown. , vr&l ln!ormotlon was th e R .. J th ..:• ~t1 .1g Jw.; sJn . clot cxtm basil fUMJ.s T{)nAV na ona a 0 "nted Ton CanzollEitlter mateb ebould draw blc 1tl:tm8t'llt duvr~ That howcYel ~ ~ rl(Jl the ' A:\fF~J~ "..N All!JOCI.t fiOl!l :~·"'athect.t::~. A tl\!nth later IInce fan• eveeywhere. eapecaally kvidenUy thP. fq_ct dawned Ul I I •dfi lt ln th e CHo>C O{ Houtsby LJke Otll loat a close decudon to Iackie ia New York, \:no'! aU three Hcrr1attY. and 1o1 h tf quc .t fm p, (',J• /~uLh Cobb, or JfJr Jackson Horn:;- 1 Cll lllllll_. ol! at Tolr~C: o "Ki3" Berg at New York and eotU!atent:Jr eentational eoclr:en er power on hls alul:! h e shove d the t Y will be a dangCJ ow h it te r , per- T~ndrvtHe ut. IndiolnapoU.s 'Uien' fn November he astounded who battle from bell to 1tell Wlth- moae youthful aqd f~tcr Bl ll Ju. - 1111t[.~ a l: lf!uL h1 tte1 jusl <'fi long as I Km'<ns City ot MllWau~ with'a ~rnuant wln 'over l\feLarnin oot Tho111h ~lie, «fl lleti oVor Co sccond ,base while 1101 1, 1 t i'c \jlSk oc cove1ing tlu.t S(cond Mlrmzapclls at St l'nul knocking the latter down twice and before, wl U~ •veral by moved to thlrll wne rc the rlc· 1ba~c 2AAI!If! nwnL m; tliP. Hqm~:by nf all but out in ten rounds at Goth- pound• b k8 iJn~ rt~r.la bn a pinycr a1e no\ m II; 1othc1 yean; cave1ea II. l1:1 not t::ao 1 NA.TJON/\f. I.Uoot;F. " am'• Garde~ Sine a then MeL~- many w 0 ~ ieJ:il(:ting 'fho t111th on his U'-" u difficult Brrnklyn at Plttl!iburgh 1 1 pin evened 'ilp tbat ICON!, bllt liJ a When, tU\d tf, tbi!l~ c.:,s aga n. 8 etl ~\mOte Hplnt;by when he ,iu·l T,}e Rajah hl!l ;hnd a tcrlific task ltW'J R'Rma. l considerably closer ma:stn than r~ort':n::::ld he b'!ck0 1 ed Lhc~no,b~ .. P~UY£ litjJJioLmi I [ k£~P· i)1J" 'i~C UCH in ~·le JlC[IIJMl\. I N"w Yolk at Ctnctbnatl PetroUe ro11ed up tn thcll' Novem- "F 11 E&m1J8'' thl 'Semmer t c ~,fil.tru ~n~d 1ltow \'m&yri 41111Uhllf o11 He has not besl· ltwn gnrr. ClS I ber hau;-rat1e11. , And noW- , Th~ ~ftalfe """ 11a topnotck time. '\_ll'e ljd' 'fallcd to got th o.t lie• - ta\t~ ttl m~ m1Y mote be thougllt Jl'lston ot Ohl~go Petrolle, with that Suarez K. 0. fe&.Z and JWatitetJht for more omt maq , ~>CCP~ty ctcn t.o benching st.ar I Phlladr.lphh\ at Bt Louis jtit;terin& am.onf. h~ -elabu, lJ than a ')'ear prif.lr to hla retirement, , ~ornaby ls tncJcllOfiS nut h1s mrLcll llkr. Hack Wtli;Qn and Gllbb y I AMf illCral' J CAOUt: anxloua for a 'f!illber" eng&&fl- he w never iJo dose to a cham- ~-er knows nb ritot.her, not ( w u llu tnctt Bnt C!vidcnlly the Cubs Ch'cagd it BdiUm ntimt with MeU:tmtn of for a 'title plon~p ... be illl right now. That'• ltoa!ll'f HC'i1'1tby ltc Utdn'L tu~~ l~t~ r JlC nol po~lle~cd ot: pcnpa.nt wlu ~ I St ku~ at Wasl~lna:kn tilt with Cham?ron Cl.t\Zonerl. ~e what &JeOnt.b&c.k bu done for the ~ htJ'ittl hlinsClt n Icw week::;: atto 1nlng tti'J!IIty They hgurc to ftnl snl Dtb'Qo!t lt Niw Tort , 2(1.-:rear-old " reu," ID eacellent punchtul Hr.\Petrol!e. wA1n bt w•sft•t h11:tlfll The truth roill th-;:-no better-ill tb.e opinion Cle'l'elaM It Phtladelphta Wpe. 1eekla 6-roUDd •trlP with OOsorrtlbl.- ~~~~ ~~- ~ o1 the m~olter wa'& that the"'Rajo'J. Iot tnOfo~ exp~rts 1 II i *' '"":ifi :0 Jii !la!d gl,': •re (r. 3!'; 1eS1 I ;lh1 eY6D':/ ! to.npu~ �' • PAOBIIIZ ....... ~- ·-· ·-·---- r·-.--··· ~ ·---- - -- ·· SUNDAY, JULY 36, 1bl. ~ ~ ·--------~~~[~[OI~~~~~,T~RO=UlJ~l[~I~~N=OT~P~to~G~~~p~~.~n~ ..~=~~r-~&=~.~.~~~.fi~n~r~u...~".•~o~M=o,-~~- HINTER-ESTING D~H UNCOV R ~~~~"r~1:~~,~:~1'F.~::1 ·11 ota rowers ! ersonAID ~~~~~J;~.;~.~[~~~:~; ~~~:~;~ . ,~1.{-~~~~·~i:;.~ Have Coilferenee PERTAINING TO [~fttY HISTORY or:s4~~r~~i:.:T;;: YET SHTl[O IN AtF~:-;·~.~!!!.;S::!IODIS~ ·a~~?:!~£.7~~:~t ~i?!~~:!~r~L""~.u~; ~f£~~j::::::: ;.:'~ "',; ;: _-;.",." '.;., "'..:': COAl ARGUMENT Aololr~ l ar;;,~:' :~~~· :':' :·~: "~~~~~'!:..:"~:.,:;:: ~~:W!",~,:.~ .':'~~ J:O'".'::! POMEROY ' fouND IN HISTORY 'S par[S HlJ ~~of'dw~~ ~t ~ncda~~;w~~r: ch~~- ~- =:rt~ d~=~t m;:t:. ::n ::::ldand i~~-~~=~t~rB- Wallace Barrett C~~lln~t =e~:~~~ LyonsColum~ 9Jld ad~ .. llcahon waa a si• column weekly edl· = _ Mr and Mrl. Charle£ McCaU um ' siater, Mrs. John Hlt.e and tamUr S S COMICS COMICS Mr. llnd Mrs. Wllllam Orh'IUb flf J T IN COLOR IN COLOR I IN DISAGREEMENT WAS BUSY TOWN IN EARLY N.INETIES 01 A I !.. ·oo OY.OHIO : · l Mn. of tl).e Pederal Pann Bmeau, Branley motcred from Colwnbua Mr . and !ln. Pearl J(arr who daughter Bet.ty came from dnued about ftf\.y lntereated mem- IF rldi. y and Bpen t th e da y wlth we-re guesLs of t.he formers moth~r . bUl!i &lt urday for a. Ylrilt with rell.~ bm. nt !he Netas CoWl.ty Pot.ato Judrt~ c 1!: Peoplea and other Mrli. J11ne Karr returned to th eir tl;oes. Broab McKlnh!y who bull oroweu .usoeiatlon at a meeting rnendB. home at Da.ver Saturday. been their a:ue&t tor the pat~\ mootb held at the Chester blah aetloOJ I DDr. and Mn. R . t;. n.~::on••;.;;;:; I returned wlt.b Chern. Prlday Dlltht. Mr. Bak.er 1ave somf! Mr and Mrs. George DUI who and daUJhter Anl\a Ann of CoJum· Mr11 Clara Ardler ret ur ned to hllhly ln&tructJve pointer& to those have be en vi11IUDJ the Iotter's par - bus are week end 1~11.1 of Mr . and her h~me In Parkersburg Prlday present Oil the ua.e of the"' gradln~ ell !:.I, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMur - Mrs. Vlr111 Campbell and family on followlns a rew dayli vi51t with her •nd inspeetlon lel'Vlee rendered by ray end family on Mechanic t~treet Mulberr y Avenue . sister Mrs. Cbarlu Ebersbe.ch and the hderal Burau. , for .reveral weeb will lea\oe sun~) 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jce Ruben wer~ ramtJ.v. J.. J . Bmlth or ~tt.sburlh. a. mem - tor Cleveland where Mr. DIU w1U Huntlnli(ton llusiness \'lSitors Prtday. Charles McNaughton of Spring~ ber of tht 8\Q'Ua a&aoelatkm th tre be f'mployed Theo Downie, son ot or. c. E . w. was ali!Q preaent an~< I&Ye 11 short. · Downie of ColumblL"' lS visiting hiS fltld arrived , for a visit with hls interes\l.na address 00 the subjec~ · Mrs. Ralph Rus.seu [l,nd Mrs. uncle, T . w. Bena:el and wife. slater Mrs. Hdgar Moms and fan1· of martet.lns, and the help It wa.B Alma Adama motored "> pt, PleasMr11. Emma Epple who spent llf'f - Uy and other relatives. vtvlnt to farmen hen. oeorae w. ant Thursday afternoon and visited era! weeks here with her daughter, Kreltler. Melp county AerlcuhuraJ with friends . Mn. H~rman Meea. and family reAaant, then save a talk on the orc . E . HuL returned Friday even. turned to Coiuml:lw; Friday. She 1anlaUon of the Potato grower& In Parlu:rsbur g. where he spent w1:1 s ~:~ccompanled by Edwin Mees It's uunst-use tu e:s.()llt: i. life to b. thll cowtty, and presented the pot>· a few days on bufliJ:Jtsll. who visited with relati ve:! here IJ1~ Hllt'd with 11orrow nud &Hdne~ A .­ slbJUtlea t1f such an DrJantzatton t o c . Chrl&~nsen of Cleveland was past week. Wnmnn·s IJ omf! Com[lnnlon. the membere tlrereol, aa t.o the maJ· -Ir,i~~~~;:;;~~~~~~~~~"'i~;;;~~"'i~;;;~~"'i;;;;~"'i~~;;=~"'i~;;;;i:~"'i~~ tet priCe, etc. Charles Peoples and J . T. Meu of the Chesapeake and Ohio raUroad com""'"'Y were pres· ~· ent ror the •nurpose ol olvlnK som• lnterei!Ung farlo6 as i.tl w.e mea:1s the railroad had taken ror coopera t1on with the AssoclaUon and the use or refrigerators cars for the handllni ot commodities. E. M. Mu8anne, president ot the Potato orowen Aasoclalt.on presided over the rntt'!tlna:. -:.::.:.::::::----~- I JULY 26. I :e. "'T c 1-\ "' ! CP..., I""' Ll KE l"tJN · 1. C O ON\ BE.\'t e; I:L N '! ou ~ 1931 ''· TWO f-\UN.ORe:O'N ;:onTy.-NIN e- 1 LL&I!!!N - 1 ' T\NO 1-l.U'-.It>Q. "'- D N I I I I=' ! e= Tc . ll': Ty - 'UI[S H&T. ' ·oo'AY I - LOO~ \NO {->UN I)R E' t) N NlNE~Y- N lNE ; ~.,... PAPER - )IOU FAt"> TI-'>E Q UQ"TA - ~';;;:~""':.:...;;~-, T l ON 'S ! TI-'.R'E'E t'IC. 1 ' Ti \R E E D <l. En' N t:>, f-\UNI)R E 'Rate ";:, I X,T Y - ~ IN E E 'Tc Maka f-IUI'-t- SE'VET'\I · -r y - E Tc - lBS 1 ulatinr :nea e 17-INB- EISHSHIN SmT DISMISS[O: WAS ,r. FIUD ·IN MU ~~0 he recent "Is t? r k ou S AN\) s M O R. E '"'A,"' e; '5 c r=01L • ::::>· \N I Hll i'< R)' UP- MORE E G ·O'I't GlV E NIP.RC<I N - \,NI-\O EV E R TO LO )'OU . ,.,- 1 T'O !-llM Buy 'S U C. t-1 "f'_. \O C K ? A T t-IE DEED TO \ f-\l S !-IOU SE - 1 \ T "S DROP PI N G- P..y I "'I . .·, -A • ""' ... ' ... ·------~-. · 'k..~.e!J• .' . '''I ...,· · rlrt , · ~r~ ~ . w• lll-j· . · ~~n 1119, ~· . ~~ -· 1~ed Co11(1regatlonallllt sodety betna for at Marietta, Dec. 6, J'r96; Soc:· l iety or Bt.ptbt.l, Dl'88fli3ed rather t·ar::l)\ and one of the stroflleet at that. iJme: German Lutheran one tanec:1 the . "up.;, ~r'· and the ' o••·r .... ... ... the "lower." Dr. Otto Voight Wli Whaley wu the 11011 or a Revolutlonary AOldMr; and one of hla an· eeators, Ed'ftrd WhaUay, <u the name wae Ulen sPelled) . . , the · alsner or the " death warrant or ChariM r , after which he fled to America with three other fUIItlve,, <"\ lNU TE Eiaelstein ReioAppointed After White Succ~ed· .d Cooper of real'den,tl 'ftt.ti tll!ibtr I I r. .•,. .,. M .ta.r\ I • D tb~ ~~~;~~~~!~;~~~i~f[:;~~ 'l"lfY"l\1 I'J'tllt-'b.turol. ' ,. ~ duated In,from &hUf,J the: Hl~t tle.a al'di 1 durlns the year the first claSB grnDC OD merry duat(d, oon.<~ isted of : J. W. Thomas. ~ ~Uam. . : At'tf'mu;, WJUJama. B. R. Remington ;:. T)e.t, yo&'U find your~ Dnn!t·l w. 'Danlelll, J . P. ot'llheimer. ..U iiAtiq' at ..0 11p 50 ' L. M. Harv.ey zmd ·. Auperlntenden1 from h . M. &we.rs . Th..., araduattng clau of 'I to ate . 00 (llrUil$~ pt .Jf mem~rs. aad ~· ~~'¥,_..,Ill Tlii ;Jing ·~he 1nlxt ga~,: we find, PI•, without ulana tbe 1as Wt· tlan~ throlll'h the! faded dutc:.b.. · Printed Pltges, that the bu:~lnesa InWb · • b. rd I i.erflttr of Pomeroy comb J •1 e u Y• It • a u • I&Y • jamo1.1nted to more that1 ,b,ooO 000 to p.. up ·the fun and , In the year. 1890. In periJ.IIInr 'the ecooomy of it. Dli)W that daR.~ltl~a.tlon of the buslneM Interyou can pt • l"l:lal Free esh we find that Jn the Vlllare 01 Wheel:-- Studeb&k.er ·loi Poml!roy 111 that particular year "-:• · thel .! were. l:t reta.JI Uquur e!ll&ab184S.It1tbelowe.tpriced llshmenhi, and ont> wbolesale Uqlj.or SiuodaywithFree Wheel~ establi&hDJent. iq uetandard equi))lnnt Then! Wflre three newspapers In ~ hom top' to Pcmuoy In l890, namely, Th-e MeiiJII :__!I • • C..unty Tderraph, The Uelg.s Coun· an to you Jb fUI&e.t ty r .. lbunf', lnow the Trlllu.'le -Tefe. ~t• m. itt fiDeet form.. graphJ and the Dem-rat. ,.. ... _ ~ Mel Co "" .. .., fll unty Telcera.J)h was tthl olde~t e.,tabli&hed newspaper of the county, and was ot that time the · leadhitr one. It wus Pllblisbed lind l (dltt'd by E. 8 . Tru&Bell, who hu.<i 1t::en rougagf'd In nl'wspaper work ! work foro. number of years and took [the JOb With the TP!e3roph 011 Junuary I , 1874. The Melga County Tribune was ' the ron:t o ldest paper In the count)' 1and was Lhttn pui:lll.shed &lid edited , llY (':l>1arles A. Hartley and WIJI H • Hunt.ey. This paper waa a Wflldy I ediUWI, six rolumn sheet U.cld ., ~ I llr ' tabli!!h ' 1 1R @CI on April U . 1887 at 1ts 1 S:.· n;~nd :;:oved to Pomeroy In GARAGE :· papt;r ,e er tlou1'111Jlln1 new8· . .IIUNf, Oho• c:rat ~leh meroy .-aa The Demo. ·w waa utabll..sbed 011 Sep.MQEDITH tembu 18, t-.. Ohar)e1 E. ~ ~ . T' ~ !A . '1 ! I I!'", ~wheelin9 I originated by ·itudebaker I . ·. . $84 ·· 5 .~ '·' .-,;lf'g,I,ER .. ·- L C, . . . . . . '**•' '• :..., I Ollie. . {1..1- TAKE; ' l-'11M 1-\0ME I IS L 0 0 k;. BQOtJC.. ' -"~1 L ' the f-\ 0 ~-I E, f.\OUS S '0U ! FEY I 'lluve lns "" ta juvenile IOU Red Anchor' a Ada. ularly for $17.50. II. elltltf)oo banks. These Smart Dreaaes have been sellinr reg· . ~ .. ·., " GrQup One SJZ·9S M l N 0 \f-IE "Mr'5 S V .9 {'M 1LL f-lAY \;' NO CAl' S 1N t-\O<.J ~E. It MY Sff·9S B Oss f-\A'J E sA Y rf-\AT 1 w o u LoN'~" ~O'f :O Judie ~ 1he ~ .Plta ~X~Wdi.tlon. thing~~ In of 1:" funds 11! state gc the try.wllloe beoorrie lall act, e lltate · Shanlunrs, Crepes and Georrettes. ra u law an.d. rly 1&·. Jcs ' Group Two •IBLJ: : ~ rns­ and tiis:· I board: "" An· 1t over An unuaualr.:oup of Crepes ancl Print.. These have been telling re,ularly at $10.00 and $12.50. Former·.O ..Aleta•Is ~-tn.il· ~nts IM...e ' DON'r ""-'ORRy - l ' M · . ·'-,'o£/1 'T/-\ 'jO<J - You'RE C<Ol NG <o 0 I _ I · M~ :':·.,~~ rot e~beale­ GROUP THREE Printed ~ crei>es ' ~nd plain abodes. Former vricea $5.95. tor VAaD OF THANKS with ambeaiemtnt ot PDI'r.l-4 from I ~tiat'!ii~.· We wllh to exprese ow 'rotttude ths daa fund and from eounty om. 1: IUld heartfelt thanU to oil' maoylctfl. Eliht l~litmenta &Qinat l ;~:~;~~~!~~. lrlen& and nell'hbon whose kind · &ecuaed he nesa wu beatowed on us 1n OW' te· ~· rrom ~ hll\d.t. aU ol cent bereayemeat ln such a manner w ~ W&ll .· · · · It wiU not 10011 be fOJ'IQI.ten. . bond 11 We .-peci.&IIJ Wllb to nmember Rev. Mehl for hiS warda of comfort :;e!he,. .o:-::• and conaolauan, •lao Mr. Bwinl &he undertaker for hi& emdent man· t Kodatter ner and tlndne&ll dlll'int our daft· ~"\h Js ~.,•. ...,•• , est houra and ~ Ule Carpenter'! o elr Union for then• many ueeds o1 klntl· Mrs. Tldd neae. aao ·'tt'hea - · ."'Mra. Charlea Wuderbach, intrt f t l ud Chl.ldreo. t:b-Ottart In BE OUR PE "r I 0:.4'Y, Cro v.JAA 'T (M YOUP- P A L - 'i:>LC ·~tJI, l= 1_1:>0! 01'< BUS'T! .. GROUP FOUR These are the new Summer Voileo. Now •ellins special SALE $1 .60 S f-\~ l:le ftrat.: v v ·.~ ~Jg CAN t<:.lCK yOU O<J perlec:t 80T :Gt')kOlf Uy, _cirled ror ILl AL- v....JAY E~ ')'OU 1 ~;;~~;;~~·;~ • bont,s ~ Won ~~!~~~;~~~~E~:~~~~~ : the bWI!fli!All of the mining, com· automatic radkl tranamlUer. pany, he went tnt.o a ~~:rocery bustn'.'M on San Street. which he waa STOLEN AUTO NOT ·ondu.cuns 1n 1891 . M~. yes, many more. intereM· 14' FOUND IN POMEROY lnr CO\IId be gleaned trdm F&.t:. ·u.· ·, tm ' the po.ges or the hlstor) o1 Pomerat ~a~" 8herur A. 0 . Tracy rt'(:elvW a re· llut. time and space are lllnlt.ed and port here Frtdfty night that a Chevso. ra.ther relu~n\IJ, we turri back. Ex-Auditor l~clicted ~ rele t aed11.n had been stolen from lllln to the preamt. and · !10 time the ctreeta of Oalllpoils and mona on t:nrfi more, history belng CGunta; •x~C~erk FaebeliP.ved t.o have ~ ' b~ught made wlt.h every pllBIIIng mlnut" in.1 Ei,ht th~ Pomeroy Bene!' · ' -· oepu.Uea Hank Young and! :~~~~.~ j OUEST HONORED PortllrnouUl, o .. July 23-.--IN&we,e buaUy enga"ed d Mrs. Theo. Bbe~ch ent.ertaJntd Sclooo county J)OUUca1 clfciM wen nlght ·on ,the looliouL for the · with three tables or bridle at her 1ln a hlch pitch of exeltement todav no trace or It could be foU1Ul tlame on Maln 11 treet Prlda.y after- a1 a result ,'\)f ,II.CtiO:Q _W', ~ ·~ Jake Ament, pi-oprlf'tor u! noon in honor or her niece, Miss Jury lal.e f~ "~ foaMr room .on Ma.tn 'stiee;;, Sol(\ Ruth Roberta or tfhei.Jw ._ Pf!W: for ~ aUditor W· t . ketter and 1 ato~ in hll;, ~lace :Prihllh SCDI'I!! wu • n bY M'lM 'llar· 0 ~ q~unlc:;lli'!t ~ ''e'lfrt Uw purpose· :or 'rl'lng .torle ytolt ~ .ccinBOlation prize t-.:J ~~Clark~ 'l'\~ · On !tOme IIIIJUI. He said they Mtaa Mildred Stnli.h. e menl , Wry loni' and flOOR let~. 'lbe cuest IIAt Included MiMes The Jury waa ln •d.Joununent t.ohfo could livre 110 lnlormntlon as Mildred and Eleanor Blnlth day until Monday when tt wiU re. h ld Jean and Dorothy ft.UUP.II, Martha ti.Q'Il to l.nftosUJate \he admtnu. t elr enUt.y or which direction 8Jalel. Marjorie Wolfe, Roeallnd tra&lan of former ,.eoJmty llberilf took after they lert hill place. Eber&baeh, Ctt..rlotte Nye, Emma Maurice J . Cnldwell and other eouu~ Lou Keehne, Barbara Elberfeld, tr otrlcialll. Hek!n Schaefer and the honor gUeel dKebyt.. rh.wl1011e reata:nataon was uk· Roberta ewas Indicted t e county eomml&OaaerJ'I on two rount&, cltartrt'~ :lng l!Ie vesl lfJ tlty C AT? SCRAM~! lN AGAIN! ANt) G O r D l o N'r DON 'T This grOUJl t·onsids of Enaembles and one-piece Drellea- ~;ju.eot;;j un- resentacourt'a a l ooun- Thia is ju~t anothe·~ one of th~ re~sons it pays to watch the '"""" •~•. Uie '¥.,1 14. 1?--., ] 'fhe Season's Best B,uy ! .', the ofPt-1816. mt!ryand tht1 1ai00 a reAident since He from was ftrSt eli· ubu.llcall8 mt:mOOra.scend or theRB far as ~ These ~ear In coal mintng the agP mile~ memLu~ o r thut class w~re Allct>lof U until 1887, •hen he was ap- Into the air W"h imtrwnent.s re· I 1E 01·unt ,· Nett1e· A. Orow Zor M _ nc.inU!d, trey.urer or the Dabney otdinf ba 1 Seforo' .' .. - you'l. L i Knll!lotn Charles L Hun'tley,'E. 0c Ylnlng Company and Aerv"' In that c romet.rle PI'HIIttre ·and · · ,,.,.... . lrord tr.."" B R h d rapadty until .1889, when tllfl com· other pbenomt"ha. These record11 _,. .. toe -•t•~ ,.,_ 1 11r m.Tlun Oeoroe E: Smith. ''' oany made an aMIIJflment and he may •· ..., tran 8•UJ .._ \o thf' Oro.! I!~'''~,-~ . . .. . . ..ll)td th.rilliQi'to n a . ~ Board ot Edu.catloot was made auttmee. After ~tlllnp; from the balloons lly meall!l or an !," ~·, a....ll,• • ~ ~~ I E t> CA'f, I aooplbo11\eW'~enN.lioa°I ' , POOQ. ' ' 111'fDA 1 penau~ director to $5,()011 PH«:j"'~"'"'n. Gr.sa'• f. effective !D ('Teat;~ paatora.cted of the Rev. Balo- Dr. started!leYeral practlofna Well& when pleaded not a:uUU men as former puter and ol the · IaUer U11tryWhaley In Pomeroy yeBndenbe- char~ amla:ne<l •"" ''lo a ,. . llht Cathollr Society, suppvrtln~ ~ fore 1856, In which year he 8\dl :er· heartna was set for l.klllitay ....;;:..-----;---:~.troni chur<:h und 11 M:hc ::l. 'J.'ht ed a considerable loa lrtllll a flre, llOOf' In the sQq~'.s 'llPUII't. !' bulllt >ng UBed by Ule church In 1891 u.nd then later, 1861. started agaln , _ ,, , __ , 1 . ~P · , was a Iarg c fmm ~ s tructure, uud In the present otlk:e where the I:"K ~ 1 the ~C"hool building was 11. lurg2 Whaley Dental Room11 lll'e . l1lega.l l.lft.Yments lol', 1brick. A. B. l>onnally WflB Ma)·or of Lhf' ~ ~. a.nd Services. Thf: l'eport ol l~liura.Uc n was n ext In the mlnl1 · VtliB.JJe or Pomeroy In 1890, b ·lm• · : tor rfoeOvery tigBinst EISC'I- I lh<> t urly cltlzen11 c.r the Village eltcte<l for the flret tlmll tn 1"'1 ICont.tnuiKI. rroo: .-at 61'1!: t made by t.hf' ata\.e auu• · 1 Pomvroy, us rvldenced by the ra - then apln In 1889 and a.t the elfc· advanCE"ment of public school~:. Uon of 1891. H~ waa boro. lp Pome· Hlld Llt~u.wnant Uulllln\Lf!~r i!d · ~~~~~:::~f.~~ - . "~" pupilS In the )'ea r of 1891 were roy I n 1.... """"""7r t Dyke was OCCU · W1Wi H . S11Uth of t.he Aulerk:an oo · ul u.mmodated by sb bulldlngo, 23 llYIIliJ the J)081Uon or county tftll\.!1- trol. -stan•"' In · Tne Oral'.!! !1Chedu)e •ralls for lil 1' .,.., I'OOihll, with a ~~eatlnK "paclty ,, · U·•r ' " a nd wa• bo'n 1' •ttlt•• In •mer'·a boo \',. t C.wo thousand . The ~orl) · " ·-. ~ "" · tn ,: 1111:.3 "" · JGuruey Or mQre than 6,........ ...,.... mlleB, "' .I a lK'hool bulldt.nas were : Kerrs Ruu L. C . Cooper was the Auditor' -of ~boul 1iiO hour~ of • ~t.ni. After t , I Llll 1•,. 1ng, trnme, 'hree rooms; ce11 . . M•los county in 1801 . 11~ was born lt:avif•a Lenln1ract the ship was e•1 t 1 Sch tn Meigs CllUntJ. h1 1841 and was a prctf!d to pa~ owr Arcb,Jinael, Nova . ra 0?1• brick, Rhc rooma : I,.ln- rt.r.ldent qf Mldttlepbft: . at the time Zt'mbla, Ffan1 Jc»ef ' ~d, calllng 1 d:6J.'t &.~tbleaf.a coin. Hill School, frame. two room11 · ~t 11111 't-erm In oftlce. , 011 tht Soviet lee·bJ;eaker Mah&l.n •«. ., o~... f Suar,r Run , i:lrlck, six rooms ; High A very ltltereatlna: · nCqt~un\Jt . C. ~yond Pran• JOtsef Land, l'flW'tlllll · ~.. Q.$1~bll.er d1e Se;h,ml, llrlck, three rooms ·, Coal- J . H•M. p-nt Mayor of Po oy. t Wii ' ·•· • ..i.1 L__ Q Lfnlng;rad via the northern At· woeeur"'-'lt t-o port, brlrk. three roorn11. was uncoVfred from the-dUAty paRf!S chtpclu.I'O, Nova Zernbla and th~ ,_If to~ · Th:• t~acher~o or the sehools hall of the history. Mr. HeM lf! a native coast of Blberla. over a year. ·· ~ ~· cbi•4nl ~ charre or two grades. two of whom of o ·e rmant. coming to America Among the most interestlna: ln· missed QIJ&IIlllt ... . •fou,-.lw-'...i.do'JAQd:.i....;..U.. ha.~~hal'fl:e of more · grades The~ •vhen but two Wl!ekll nf &If!. Hill vent nnJ~in tbe Oraf's equipment cue Wall '. ~ • • ...,.~,._,. wue tweuty·two teat:hen; In all D.t pa.rentll settled tn Pomeroy in AU.· de, the BOWld,tQI balloons of PrOfet~~ tlon 18" · . .,,.. Mr. ""' baa """ "" Paul Motioh&no• of Lontnrr<adl I tho! <hn• Th• "'" '''"' w" i'- · · _ /___ J:J~ UU1Z ranp;Jng 1our for way proupon at l omctala partment Jn g Ui QIOI'nlllR. t his III.J,- lg motor """IJ: 'a .. Uon &M.( wu - ·~a ha~tnt:~~ before .J\ll&lc:e E. R. Tltue, Sat'"'*" tha in comonneetlou In ac- g nt~t Traq, bJ DBpuW follow~~!.~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;,: oth!l 10) ;hat ' t or Ulll of dry ~~:t:~~~::~ II~~:~~:.::!~:;.;~~ I tllat, bertA ·bUUdlJ'II T f- ' E I Jr' 00 .. 1tUH Originat.d When Jonea Was Selected To Take Job AS SUPERINTENDENT I I '" rr--======-,,1 ' Moetmr llllul:ire. 11. Wt:IAh Vlllap In Nol'Ul] _ -----Wale&. Mr. D&.vl.l tlrat embarked ln Minera R•"'-·- To Minea S.muel Wylli1 Come• From Boaton In 1834 To Find I the buslneas by dlsnlbutlna mea~ B F~·'."'l" T k ' Th . · V"ll Wh H Bourht Land 30 to customers here in ballkets. It ut AI o a e riYIDI' I aae ere e may be lnterestlns to know that Mr. Old Joha "rears Betore; Hill Bean Hit Name Davie started out on a rather mall j scalr.-, buym.s ont abeep, but.c.herln~ .,.......· • ·and dresalnl 1\ and carrylnl It around to his rusOOmer&. Boon, how Ulh Over Item• Thq;urbt T.o -- - ----r:ver .. one sheep was not eno , 110 Villares Of Churches And Schools A.. Well Aa Site he b<!gan buylnl: mDn &beep, then Have B~n Settl•d lt added cal\'ts, and cowe, and finally M For Many Placea Of Buaineas; Villa.e· his bualnell!ll had rrown \o auch an eeti"l Incorporated In 1841 utent that he was rorc:ed to build mort! and more unt1l he had some PcJUowtna 11 ~r!lt m"'t~. held of the finest slallli(hterint hoUSM In Wednellday ~rt.ertlCPl, It "WP tenM ume rnov.!!> on. day In and day Uon considered ftriSt and foremost this section of the state . erally beUeo.-ed here th'' 1ooal minout. acddents occurring with a In their mind!! , reliJion, the Iouners ha.d comt: to somi ananaementll marked dellee of swiftness. the op- datlcn of educa.Uon. On April 2, The next plaee we nnd mentlonf:'d whereby theb' retW'n to "'Olk, FrlporlunltY L<; atrorded. us to turn i8t'l', a group of Interested people as dolng bustusss then, W8ll the Ja. day mornln,, wu effected. Ae· back. the paa:& or history in this met al the Me tra county court hOuse coll El~~kl 'soodBon&.NWhole8a 1 • a~ cot1dJnaoft.o ~poria ~r~i ':'ialocal case bact to 11 certain day In the for i he purpoae of effecting an or- Retail "-''T ths. lrOtloliB, ol oab ~ Tunhon..,. ~,..~ef a~... .!..WI.! N and Carpet& and e place Ul• ur 'I .. .,.,........, or wao:o ..-........... 1 , t ar 1804. Samuel Wyllls or Boston R&niution of Presbyter aha "'· tim o lneSB was situated on t.he corner of of mating aU members ~C4111alnted Mas~. barteored tor a certain site of quorum was present at t t e. d n .. ~ t to •·· 1 wlth ttl "'"M m ..e near · hund---'s o1 llt.nd 111tuo.ted on the Ohio Rlv er m howner. and the maetinc waa caiJed Front an~~ ....... w" of b15 ree Th Wlt" "I r rr•••ye .... mo-ma oaw 1 • present ~-"ace WI nesa. e "" •.. ·~ the 6tate of Ohio. He purcha ~ed for April at! of th!! I\&.JTie year. bP.Tfell:l stor~ was e!lta.l::illllhed In miDers returnina to the Es8eX mines tbls !.and but relalned h.l.s res ld~ncF On the latter dute, Jame11 Rab ton about 1860 by Jacob Ftbe,..,eld •"••o preparatory W 10in1 to wort, but In BoRton . 'I'tlltt.y year·s later l-ore and wife, Isaac Knapp (tnd wife, died In 1887. At the death or Mt, f1011le CODtlu'ieray over the lllfl'ftD'Kivt>d to the place whic h he tJU d Martus Boswo rth and wife, Elihu E:lbufeld he r'eque.s ted his so.:.lS ments 11'0118 and \bey all returned purch.a5ed and found a. thriving 1Btedntan and Dr. Guthrie, gathered Rrrv on, and t.hey have vei'J' satla· to their hOIQt!ll, w1Ul oome nevJr little vmaae had &prune up. . 1at t-he a.ppomted place, a1rd estni:l- factcry evidence that. they dJd r.o. havlnr er~teored the mines. Thia vtllqe wa11 Incorpora ted iD. llllhld th e Bocl·~ty of Pn11bytertans Down throt~~h the ton~~: ll&t of Tile mlnen Mre w~lted out ''' tbe July, mlnesbetaUM on • strllul Ute early part tht! year or IlK I, when tht! coUnty li n Pomt>ruy. They felt a net.!d for a namn. name11 of tboae who were. or oj)eraton refused teat was removed from Ch ester. ' plarc 111 which to worship so a Jot Hated as the most prominent busi· to 11 rqute~ to cen.e.l~ demands Thill partl!::ulal 11lte was given th~ was pl'ocured and they !iE"t. forth to neM men of Pomeroy In the early made by their ~llatlon . Thcv name of PomProy and many peo. bt:glro the ereetlon of a bulld1nli!: autt- day a, we run II.Cl"'OIff the name or have been out or t~ mine alnce and pie ...t lha~ time elected to give a 1 able for that purPQ6t". Th ~ building Goessler. AUIUSt Ooesaler Jewelry until recently 1;10 anaaa:ement.s fol" .prqphecy, stating , ··from Jt's sltua- ~ was completed llometime In the year Rt•.re was beiun In 18811 ln the same their retum baa bfto made. tiOII, It's fertile soli, it's wealth, and of 184:8, o.nd Reed Wilkinson wa 11 bulldlna' Lt ill now ln. The Pomeroy secrecy aboundfJ at all meetlnp It'll wateT-power. Pomeroy mUBt be· pastc.r at that time. A new building National BllJlk, whJch wu charter- hekl by the minen' committee uow, comP ere Jcmg, an Important town. a Wa!i erto:ct.ed in 1890, folluwmr a ra· ed In 18'12, with a co.pltal atoek or and it 11 not known Jl,ast whP.'- plans plaee ot comme~e and indLU;trlal pld ~rtlWth or the rellglou 8 socltlty. ·•100,000, Ia another bu81neM thatjwere formed dwh1g the Wedneflda)' enterprise." Rev . Turnbull was psstur o.t th.:! still l!urvivH. The omcers of the and 'Iburaday aft.erno<in meetlnas. banklns lnl!tltute In 1880, were, R It 111 bellel'ed here that throllli(h me WI' can well see from t~ WQrds time of the ereetlon of t.he new E. Hamblin, Prell., D. H. Moor" oooperaUun ol ltlcal Interested busiln tht foregoing paragraph that the churrh . Vice Pre.!!., John McQuigg, Cat~hkr ness men, t.he operators and thP plonrt>r£ of Pomel'oy had entertain- \ O ther re!Ja:lous ol·tanl.za.tJon.s and E. M. Nye, AM't, Cashier. An· mlner~o~ oraanlr.atKm, attempts t.o e d gl'eat Ideals In their construe· which were estoblmhed at early other place of buslne88 Is tht> Rem· settle the strike matter and for t~ tlve. mlno1s, ll S. LO the advancemt>nt. l date,; In Pomeroy are : The Oerman lnilon• Hot~l. which \ltll.ll operated 1-eopenllll of the bituminous OO!Iol c·f the rt-110urces at thalr command. Pre ~ llytcrian, which In 1890 had a,p; then by WUUam Dixon. Schlaegel mlne11 here, would be made but !'O We find that In the early d11ys the pasl.ur, Rev. Miller; The st. John· 11 Bro,, Shoe Store. operated first ln far Uttle has been occ::ampUahe<.l ac busir.ess of Porneruy had grown German PreSbytet·ian, with Rev. 11185 by John Schlaeael, who lal.l'r cordin1 to ltJI.et~ observe&'&. trent pructlcRliY nothing t() several Flthcr us pastor ; The MeUtodlst.s took. his brother, CleiJrie, Into a Sev•ral P~lnent ._.,I._ men larte roundrlll!ll, ractorln, etc. '!be 'o\ith Rev. D . s. Porter acting 88 partnerllhlp w!Lh him. The .Bchweg- 01 Pomeroy llt&en~~ the JnPeUna principal output or the sam-!!, belnr. pastur; German M. E ., wit.h Rev. man &: RoMe! Grocery lll alSo men- held Wedn~y '{lol!fiWOJ.I, and d~tlt' llild tile products. liup pro. Wllllurr. A. Sc::hrplf presldllliJ minis- tloned as one ot the older piOOR or mlnljltea ol the prOCI!tldlnss were duets, door, saah, blbult!, arn;t'." tur- U!r; Wel6h M. .:.' Boclety. a ver y bullineM here and was manared !Jy kept. Ofllciallln c~r1e ar the llfnltllN'. Abo e:nenalte coal. sa"lt and b'lron!f orrantzatlon hut without a Oeorye Schwegman and J M Roe· tatrs . reported, '¥hen que:~uoned, ''" ' l ""I both . . ,, ..,. 01 Po_;_,· and that matten tt.~e.n aq:~ b 1 the meet ~ brc.m Ine wor,... wt're ftour shfng at I ~t.ar at that time ; Colored Metllo· ..., ' • '"""'" I n t r publl Wm _th11t ttme. · dhlt Eplftcopal and WealeyRn Metho ~ uu ~rrl~d on by sons of tllf! nl were 0 or ca · TurnJng a thum.b worn page In a d!.lt; Welsh 0oll8RI'atlonal, wllh no founders . ..-..,..... B&OUGQT TO J 1 'bil!tnry bO:Qk of Pr.mEroy, we lind l'l!lular paatoJ", but waa u. part ot Dr. D. C. Whaley, Oentl~t. - ~;;;r It J. 11 . t e eo~;ty llll!.ttlen.. ol thl!! l>f'c· o es re 8 us organl~atlon ol our attention as we near the end ot He·ury Well& ol ttl · tile N'arthweE~t ld t 1o Bidelong or Court ta places. brourht nr. t.o brouaht t.o thfl! :tlio • , the Tf'rrltor.)', the first the l11tt ofStreet, bual.neRR 0 •• S Q IN C...- !3ACt<:::l CROUP FIVE Voilea and Batistes. Extra lona Dresses. Now sellinr apeciai- ~d :last SALE - Harry md acr burns ' These liaht weicbt wool Skirta are also suitable for Fall wear with the new Blouse• and Sweaters. Every deaired color. SALE $p8 '""' or tospltal. m and zoo ~!N 0 N ~~~ \.N O~E1=l. ~G A \ M RE'MEMB E R , YOUR YE'T - I'M l=.:a'1 \END! FOR THE; .LOVE i"'lt-:E S O OULT 1<:: lND ME!! 0 6EING ·10 eht. 1 from report... r. Vlrburno :>Strateli ·. hua:w York, Whl~; Lezy. ~ verell IYBirn&~ --...... wew :piOI!JIIKI land. A ~ taken �' • PAOBIIIZ ....... ~- ·-· ·-·---- r·-.--··· ~ ·---- - -- ·· SUNDAY, JULY 36, 1bl. ~ ~ ·--------~~~[~[OI~~~~~,T~RO=UlJ~l[~I~~N=OT~P~to~G~~~p~~.~n~ ..~=~~r-~&=~.~.~~~.fi~n~r~u...~".•~o~M=o,-~~- HINTER-ESTING D~H UNCOV R ~~~~"r~1:~~,~:~1'F.~::1 ·11 ota rowers ! ersonAID ~~~~~J;~.;~.~[~~~:~; ~~~:~;~ . ,~1.{-~~~~·~i:;.~ Have Coilferenee PERTAINING TO [~fttY HISTORY or:s4~~r~~i:.:T;;: YET SHTl[O IN AtF~:-;·~.~!!!.;S::!IODIS~ ·a~~?:!~£.7~~:~t ~i?!~~:!~r~L""~.u~; ~f£~~j::::::: ;.:'~ "',; ;: _-;.",." '.;., "'..:': COAl ARGUMENT Aololr~ l ar;;,~:' :~~~· :':' :·~: "~~~~~'!:..:"~:.,:;:: ~~:W!",~,:.~ .':'~~ J:O'".'::! POMEROY ' fouND IN HISTORY 'S par[S HlJ ~~of'dw~~ ~t ~ncda~~;w~~r: ch~~- ~- =:rt~ d~=~t m;:t:. ::n ::::ldand i~~-~~=~t~rB- Wallace Barrett C~~lln~t =e~:~~~ LyonsColum~ 9Jld ad~ .. llcahon waa a si• column weekly edl· = _ Mr and Mrl. Charle£ McCaU um ' siater, Mrs. John Hlt.e and tamUr S S COMICS COMICS Mr. llnd Mrs. Wllllam Orh'IUb flf J T IN COLOR IN COLOR I IN DISAGREEMENT WAS BUSY TOWN IN EARLY N.INETIES 01 A I !.. ·oo OY.OHIO : · l Mn. of tl).e Pederal Pann Bmeau, Branley motcred from Colwnbua Mr . and !ln. Pearl J(arr who daughter Bet.ty came from dnued about ftf\.y lntereated mem- IF rldi. y and Bpen t th e da y wlth we-re guesLs of t.he formers moth~r . bUl!i &lt urday for a. Ylrilt with rell.~ bm. nt !he Netas CoWl.ty Pot.ato Judrt~ c 1!: Peoplea and other Mrli. J11ne Karr returned to th eir tl;oes. Broab McKlnh!y who bull oroweu .usoeiatlon at a meeting rnendB. home at Da.ver Saturday. been their a:ue&t tor the pat~\ mootb held at the Chester blah aetloOJ I DDr. and Mn. R . t;. n.~::on••;.;;;:; I returned wlt.b Chern. Prlday Dlltht. Mr. Bak.er 1ave somf! Mr and Mrs. George DUI who and daUJhter Anl\a Ann of CoJum· Mr11 Clara Ardler ret ur ned to hllhly ln&tructJve pointer& to those have be en vi11IUDJ the Iotter's par - bus are week end 1~11.1 of Mr . and her h~me In Parkersburg Prlday present Oil the ua.e of the"' gradln~ ell !:.I, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMur - Mrs. Vlr111 Campbell and family on followlns a rew dayli vi51t with her •nd inspeetlon lel'Vlee rendered by ray end family on Mechanic t~treet Mulberr y Avenue . sister Mrs. Cbarlu Ebersbe.ch and the hderal Burau. , for .reveral weeb will lea\oe sun~) 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jce Ruben wer~ ramtJ.v. J.. J . Bmlth or ~tt.sburlh. a. mem - tor Cleveland where Mr. DIU w1U Huntlnli(ton llusiness \'lSitors Prtday. Charles McNaughton of Spring~ ber of tht 8\Q'Ua a&aoelatkm th tre be f'mployed Theo Downie, son ot or. c. E . w. was ali!Q preaent an~< I&Ye 11 short. · Downie of ColumblL"' lS visiting hiS fltld arrived , for a visit with hls interes\l.na address 00 the subjec~ · Mrs. Ralph Rus.seu [l,nd Mrs. uncle, T . w. Bena:el and wife. slater Mrs. Hdgar Moms and fan1· of martet.lns, and the help It wa.B Alma Adama motored "> pt, PleasMr11. Emma Epple who spent llf'f - Uy and other relatives. vtvlnt to farmen hen. oeorae w. ant Thursday afternoon and visited era! weeks here with her daughter, Kreltler. Melp county AerlcuhuraJ with friends . Mn. H~rman Meea. and family reAaant, then save a talk on the orc . E . HuL returned Friday even. turned to Coiuml:lw; Friday. She 1anlaUon of the Potato grower& In Parlu:rsbur g. where he spent w1:1 s ~:~ccompanled by Edwin Mees It's uunst-use tu e:s.()llt: i. life to b. thll cowtty, and presented the pot>· a few days on bufliJ:Jtsll. who visited with relati ve:! here IJ1~ Hllt'd with 11orrow nud &Hdne~ A .­ slbJUtlea t1f such an DrJantzatton t o c . Chrl&~nsen of Cleveland was past week. Wnmnn·s IJ omf! Com[lnnlon. the membere tlrereol, aa t.o the maJ· -Ir,i~~~~;:;;~~~~~~~~~"'i~;;;~~"'i~;;;~~"'i;;;;~"'i~~;;=~"'i~;;;;i:~"'i~~ tet priCe, etc. Charles Peoples and J . T. Meu of the Chesapeake and Ohio raUroad com""'"'Y were pres· ~· ent ror the •nurpose ol olvlnK som• lnterei!Ung farlo6 as i.tl w.e mea:1s the railroad had taken ror coopera t1on with the AssoclaUon and the use or refrigerators cars for the handllni ot commodities. E. M. Mu8anne, president ot the Potato orowen Aasoclalt.on presided over the rntt'!tlna:. -:.::.:.::::::----~- I JULY 26. I :e. "'T c 1-\ "' ! CP..., I""' Ll KE l"tJN · 1. C O ON\ BE.\'t e; I:L N '! ou ~ 1931 ''· TWO f-\UN.ORe:O'N ;:onTy.-NIN e- 1 LL&I!!!N - 1 ' T\NO 1-l.U'-.It>Q. "'- D N I I I I=' ! e= Tc . ll': Ty - 'UI[S H&T. ' ·oo'AY I - LOO~ \NO {->UN I)R E' t) N NlNE~Y- N lNE ; ~.,... PAPER - )IOU FAt"> TI-'>E Q UQ"TA - ~';;;:~""':.:...;;~-, T l ON 'S ! TI-'.R'E'E t'IC. 1 ' Ti \R E E D <l. En' N t:>, f-\UNI)R E 'Rate ";:, I X,T Y - ~ IN E E 'Tc Maka f-IUI'-t- SE'VET'\I · -r y - E Tc - lBS 1 ulatinr :nea e 17-INB- EISHSHIN SmT DISMISS[O: WAS ,r. FIUD ·IN MU ~~0 he recent "Is t? r k ou S AN\) s M O R. E '"'A,"' e; '5 c r=01L • ::::>· \N I Hll i'< R)' UP- MORE E G ·O'I't GlV E NIP.RC<I N - \,NI-\O EV E R TO LO )'OU . ,.,- 1 T'O !-llM Buy 'S U C. t-1 "f'_. \O C K ? A T t-IE DEED TO \ f-\l S !-IOU SE - 1 \ T "S DROP PI N G- P..y I "'I . .·, -A • ""' ... ' ... ·------~-. · 'k..~.e!J• .' . '''I ...,· · rlrt , · ~r~ ~ . w• lll-j· . · ~~n 1119, ~· . ~~ -· 1~ed Co11(1regatlonallllt sodety betna for at Marietta, Dec. 6, J'r96; Soc:· l iety or Bt.ptbt.l, Dl'88fli3ed rather t·ar::l)\ and one of the stroflleet at that. iJme: German Lutheran one tanec:1 the . "up.;, ~r'· and the ' o••·r .... ... ... the "lower." Dr. Otto Voight Wli Whaley wu the 11011 or a Revolutlonary AOldMr; and one of hla an· eeators, Ed'ftrd WhaUay, <u the name wae Ulen sPelled) . . , the · alsner or the " death warrant or ChariM r , after which he fled to America with three other fUIItlve,, <"\ lNU TE Eiaelstein ReioAppointed After White Succ~ed· .d Cooper of real'den,tl 'ftt.ti tll!ibtr I I r. .•,. .,. M .ta.r\ I • D tb~ ~~~;~~~~!~;~~~i~f[:;~~ 'l"lfY"l\1 I'J'tllt-'b.turol. ' ,. ~ duated In,from &hUf,J the: Hl~t tle.a al'di 1 durlns the year the first claSB grnDC OD merry duat(d, oon.<~ isted of : J. W. Thomas. ~ ~Uam. . : At'tf'mu;, WJUJama. B. R. Remington ;:. T)e.t, yo&'U find your~ Dnn!t·l w. 'Danlelll, J . P. ot'llheimer. ..U iiAtiq' at ..0 11p 50 ' L. M. Harv.ey zmd ·. Auperlntenden1 from h . M. &we.rs . Th..., araduattng clau of 'I to ate . 00 (llrUil$~ pt .Jf mem~rs. aad ~· ~~'¥,_..,Ill Tlii ;Jing ·~he 1nlxt ga~,: we find, PI•, without ulana tbe 1as Wt· tlan~ throlll'h the! faded dutc:.b.. · Printed Pltges, that the bu:~lnesa InWb · • b. rd I i.erflttr of Pomeroy comb J •1 e u Y• It • a u • I&Y • jamo1.1nted to more that1 ,b,ooO 000 to p.. up ·the fun and , In the year. 1890. In periJ.IIInr 'the ecooomy of it. Dli)W that daR.~ltl~a.tlon of the buslneM Interyou can pt • l"l:lal Free esh we find that Jn the Vlllare 01 Wheel:-- Studeb&k.er ·loi Poml!roy 111 that particular year "-:• · thel .! were. l:t reta.JI Uquur e!ll&ab184S.It1tbelowe.tpriced llshmenhi, and ont> wbolesale Uqlj.or SiuodaywithFree Wheel~ establi&hDJent. iq uetandard equi))lnnt Then! Wflre three newspapers In ~ hom top' to Pcmuoy In l890, namely, Th-e MeiiJII :__!I • • C..unty Tderraph, The Uelg.s Coun· an to you Jb fUI&e.t ty r .. lbunf', lnow the Trlllu.'le -Tefe. ~t• m. itt fiDeet form.. graphJ and the Dem-rat. ,.. ... _ ~ Mel Co "" .. .., fll unty Telcera.J)h was tthl olde~t e.,tabli&hed newspaper of the county, and was ot that time the · leadhitr one. It wus Pllblisbed lind l (dltt'd by E. 8 . Tru&Bell, who hu.<i 1t::en rougagf'd In nl'wspaper work ! work foro. number of years and took [the JOb With the TP!e3roph 011 Junuary I , 1874. The Melga County Tribune was ' the ron:t o ldest paper In the count)' 1and was Lhttn pui:lll.shed &lid edited , llY (':l>1arles A. Hartley and WIJI H • Hunt.ey. This paper waa a Wflldy I ediUWI, six rolumn sheet U.cld ., ~ I llr ' tabli!!h ' 1 1R @CI on April U . 1887 at 1ts 1 S:.· n;~nd :;:oved to Pomeroy In GARAGE :· papt;r ,e er tlou1'111Jlln1 new8· . .IIUNf, Oho• c:rat ~leh meroy .-aa The Demo. ·w waa utabll..sbed 011 Sep.MQEDITH tembu 18, t-.. Ohar)e1 E. ~ ~ . T' ~ !A . '1 ! I I!'", ~wheelin9 I originated by ·itudebaker I . ·. . $84 ·· 5 .~ '·' .-,;lf'g,I,ER .. ·- L C, . . . . . . '**•' '• :..., I Ollie. . {1..1- TAKE; ' l-'11M 1-\0ME I IS L 0 0 k;. BQOtJC.. ' -"~1 L ' the f-\ 0 ~-I E, f.\OUS S '0U ! FEY I 'lluve lns "" ta juvenile IOU Red Anchor' a Ada. ularly for $17.50. II. elltltf)oo banks. These Smart Dreaaes have been sellinr reg· . ~ .. ·., " GrQup One SJZ·9S M l N 0 \f-IE "Mr'5 S V .9 {'M 1LL f-lAY \;' NO CAl' S 1N t-\O<.J ~E. It MY Sff·9S B Oss f-\A'J E sA Y rf-\AT 1 w o u LoN'~" ~O'f :O Judie ~ 1he ~ .Plta ~X~Wdi.tlon. thing~~ In of 1:" funds 11! state gc the try.wllloe beoorrie lall act, e lltate · Shanlunrs, Crepes and Georrettes. ra u law an.d. rly 1&·. Jcs ' Group Two •IBLJ: : ~ rns­ and tiis:· I board: "" An· 1t over An unuaualr.:oup of Crepes ancl Print.. These have been telling re,ularly at $10.00 and $12.50. Former·.O ..Aleta•Is ~-tn.il· ~nts IM...e ' DON'r ""-'ORRy - l ' M · . ·'-,'o£/1 'T/-\ 'jO<J - You'RE C<Ol NG <o 0 I _ I · M~ :':·.,~~ rot e~beale­ GROUP THREE Printed ~ crei>es ' ~nd plain abodes. Former vricea $5.95. tor VAaD OF THANKS with ambeaiemtnt ot PDI'r.l-4 from I ~tiat'!ii~.· We wllh to exprese ow 'rotttude ths daa fund and from eounty om. 1: IUld heartfelt thanU to oil' maoylctfl. Eliht l~litmenta &Qinat l ;~:~;~~~!~~. lrlen& and nell'hbon whose kind · &ecuaed he nesa wu beatowed on us 1n OW' te· ~· rrom ~ hll\d.t. aU ol cent bereayemeat ln such a manner w ~ W&ll .· · · · It wiU not 10011 be fOJ'IQI.ten. . bond 11 We .-peci.&IIJ Wllb to nmember Rev. Mehl for hiS warda of comfort :;e!he,. .o:-::• and conaolauan, •lao Mr. Bwinl &he undertaker for hi& emdent man· t Kodatter ner and tlndne&ll dlll'int our daft· ~"\h Js ~.,•. ...,•• , est houra and ~ Ule Carpenter'! o elr Union for then• many ueeds o1 klntl· Mrs. Tldd neae. aao ·'tt'hea - · ."'Mra. Charlea Wuderbach, intrt f t l ud Chl.ldreo. t:b-Ottart In BE OUR PE "r I 0:.4'Y, Cro v.JAA 'T (M YOUP- P A L - 'i:>LC ·~tJI, l= 1_1:>0! 01'< BUS'T! .. GROUP FOUR These are the new Summer Voileo. Now •ellins special SALE $1 .60 S f-\~ l:le ftrat.: v v ·.~ ~Jg CAN t<:.lCK yOU O<J perlec:t 80T :Gt')kOlf Uy, _cirled ror ILl AL- v....JAY E~ ')'OU 1 ~;;~~;;~~·;~ • bont,s ~ Won ~~!~~~;~~~~E~:~~~~~ : the bWI!fli!All of the mining, com· automatic radkl tranamlUer. pany, he went tnt.o a ~~:rocery bustn'.'M on San Street. which he waa STOLEN AUTO NOT ·ondu.cuns 1n 1891 . M~. yes, many more. intereM· 14' FOUND IN POMEROY lnr CO\IId be gleaned trdm F&.t:. ·u.· ·, tm ' the po.ges or the hlstor) o1 Pomerat ~a~" 8herur A. 0 . Tracy rt'(:elvW a re· llut. time and space are lllnlt.ed and port here Frtdfty night that a Chevso. ra.ther relu~n\IJ, we turri back. Ex-Auditor l~clicted ~ rele t aed11.n had been stolen from lllln to the preamt. and · !10 time the ctreeta of Oalllpoils and mona on t:nrfi more, history belng CGunta; •x~C~erk FaebeliP.ved t.o have ~ ' b~ught made wlt.h every pllBIIIng mlnut" in.1 Ei,ht th~ Pomeroy Bene!' · ' -· oepu.Uea Hank Young and! :~~~~.~ j OUEST HONORED PortllrnouUl, o .. July 23-.--IN&we,e buaUy enga"ed d Mrs. Theo. Bbe~ch ent.ertaJntd Sclooo county J)OUUca1 clfciM wen nlght ·on ,the looliouL for the · with three tables or bridle at her 1ln a hlch pitch of exeltement todav no trace or It could be foU1Ul tlame on Maln 11 treet Prlda.y after- a1 a result ,'\)f ,II.CtiO:Q _W', ~ ·~ Jake Ament, pi-oprlf'tor u! noon in honor or her niece, Miss Jury lal.e f~ "~ foaMr room .on Ma.tn 'stiee;;, Sol(\ Ruth Roberta or tfhei.Jw ._ Pf!W: for ~ aUditor W· t . ketter and 1 ato~ in hll;, ~lace :Prihllh SCDI'I!! wu • n bY M'lM 'llar· 0 ~ q~unlc:;lli'!t ~ ''e'lfrt Uw purpose· :or 'rl'lng .torle ytolt ~ .ccinBOlation prize t-.:J ~~Clark~ 'l'\~ · On !tOme IIIIJUI. He said they Mtaa Mildred Stnli.h. e menl , Wry loni' and flOOR let~. 'lbe cuest IIAt Included MiMes The Jury waa ln •d.Joununent t.ohfo could livre 110 lnlormntlon as Mildred and Eleanor Blnlth day until Monday when tt wiU re. h ld Jean and Dorothy ft.UUP.II, Martha ti.Q'Il to l.nftosUJate \he admtnu. t elr enUt.y or which direction 8Jalel. Marjorie Wolfe, Roeallnd tra&lan of former ,.eoJmty llberilf took after they lert hill place. Eber&baeh, Ctt..rlotte Nye, Emma Maurice J . Cnldwell and other eouu~ Lou Keehne, Barbara Elberfeld, tr otrlcialll. Hek!n Schaefer and the honor gUeel dKebyt.. rh.wl1011e reata:nataon was uk· Roberta ewas Indicted t e county eomml&OaaerJ'I on two rount&, cltartrt'~ :lng l!Ie vesl lfJ tlty C AT? SCRAM~! lN AGAIN! ANt) G O r D l o N'r DON 'T This grOUJl t·onsids of Enaembles and one-piece Drellea- ~;ju.eot;;j un- resentacourt'a a l ooun- Thia is ju~t anothe·~ one of th~ re~sons it pays to watch the '"""" •~•. Uie '¥.,1 14. 1?--., ] 'fhe Season's Best B,uy ! .', the ofPt-1816. mt!ryand tht1 1ai00 a reAident since He from was ftrSt eli· ubu.llcall8 mt:mOOra.scend or theRB far as ~ These ~ear In coal mintng the agP mile~ memLu~ o r thut class w~re Allct>lof U until 1887, •hen he was ap- Into the air W"h imtrwnent.s re· I 1E 01·unt ,· Nett1e· A. Orow Zor M _ nc.inU!d, trey.urer or the Dabney otdinf ba 1 Seforo' .' .. - you'l. L i Knll!lotn Charles L Hun'tley,'E. 0c Ylnlng Company and Aerv"' In that c romet.rle PI'HIIttre ·and · · ,,.,.... . lrord tr.."" B R h d rapadty until .1889, when tllfl com· other pbenomt"ha. These record11 _,. .. toe -•t•~ ,.,_ 1 11r m.Tlun Oeoroe E: Smith. ''' oany made an aMIIJflment and he may •· ..., tran 8•UJ .._ \o thf' Oro.! I!~'''~,-~ . . .. . . ..ll)td th.rilliQi'to n a . ~ Board ot Edu.catloot was made auttmee. After ~tlllnp; from the balloons lly meall!l or an !," ~·, a....ll,• • ~ ~~ I E t> CA'f, I aooplbo11\eW'~enN.lioa°I ' , POOQ. ' ' 111'fDA 1 penau~ director to $5,()011 PH«:j"'~"'"'n. Gr.sa'• f. effective !D ('Teat;~ paatora.cted of the Rev. Balo- Dr. started!leYeral practlofna Well& when pleaded not a:uUU men as former puter and ol the · IaUer U11tryWhaley In Pomeroy yeBndenbe- char~ amla:ne<l •"" ''lo a ,. . llht Cathollr Society, suppvrtln~ ~ fore 1856, In which year he 8\dl :er· heartna was set for l.klllitay ....;;:..-----;---:~.troni chur<:h und 11 M:hc ::l. 'J.'ht ed a considerable loa lrtllll a flre, llOOf' In the sQq~'.s 'llPUII't. !' bulllt >ng UBed by Ule church In 1891 u.nd then later, 1861. started agaln , _ ,, , __ , 1 . ~P · , was a Iarg c fmm ~ s tructure, uud In the present otlk:e where the I:"K ~ 1 the ~C"hool building was 11. lurg2 Whaley Dental Room11 lll'e . l1lega.l l.lft.Yments lol', 1brick. A. B. l>onnally WflB Ma)·or of Lhf' ~ ~. a.nd Services. Thf: l'eport ol l~liura.Uc n was n ext In the mlnl1 · VtliB.JJe or Pomeroy In 1890, b ·lm• · : tor rfoeOvery tigBinst EISC'I- I lh<> t urly cltlzen11 c.r the Village eltcte<l for the flret tlmll tn 1"'1 ICont.tnuiKI. rroo: .-at 61'1!: t made by t.hf' ata\.e auu• · 1 Pomvroy, us rvldenced by the ra - then apln In 1889 and a.t the elfc· advanCE"ment of public school~:. Uon of 1891. H~ waa boro. lp Pome· Hlld Llt~u.wnant Uulllln\Lf!~r i!d · ~~~~~:::~f.~~ - . "~" pupilS In the )'ea r of 1891 were roy I n 1.... """"""7r t Dyke was OCCU · W1Wi H . S11Uth of t.he Aulerk:an oo · ul u.mmodated by sb bulldlngo, 23 llYIIliJ the J)081Uon or county tftll\.!1- trol. -stan•"' In · Tne Oral'.!! !1Chedu)e •ralls for lil 1' .,.., I'OOihll, with a ~~eatlnK "paclty ,, · U·•r ' " a nd wa• bo'n 1' •ttlt•• In •mer'·a boo \',. t C.wo thousand . The ~orl) · " ·-. ~ "" · tn ,: 1111:.3 "" · JGuruey Or mQre than 6,........ ...,.... mlleB, "' .I a lK'hool bulldt.nas were : Kerrs Ruu L. C . Cooper was the Auditor' -of ~boul 1iiO hour~ of • ~t.ni. After t , I Llll 1•,. 1ng, trnme, 'hree rooms; ce11 . . M•los county in 1801 . 11~ was born lt:avif•a Lenln1ract the ship was e•1 t 1 Sch tn Meigs CllUntJ. h1 1841 and was a prctf!d to pa~ owr Arcb,Jinael, Nova . ra 0?1• brick, Rhc rooma : I,.ln- rt.r.ldent qf Mldttlepbft: . at the time Zt'mbla, Ffan1 Jc»ef ' ~d, calllng 1 d:6J.'t &.~tbleaf.a coin. Hill School, frame. two room11 · ~t 11111 't-erm In oftlce. , 011 tht Soviet lee·bJ;eaker Mah&l.n •«. ., o~... f Suar,r Run , i:lrlck, six rooms ; High A very ltltereatlna: · nCqt~un\Jt . C. ~yond Pran• JOtsef Land, l'flW'tlllll · ~.. Q.$1~bll.er d1e Se;h,ml, llrlck, three rooms ·, Coal- J . H•M. p-nt Mayor of Po oy. t Wii ' ·•· • ..i.1 L__ Q Lfnlng;rad via the northern At· woeeur"'-'lt t-o port, brlrk. three roorn11. was uncoVfred from the-dUAty paRf!S chtpclu.I'O, Nova Zernbla and th~ ,_If to~ · Th:• t~acher~o or the sehools hall of the history. Mr. HeM lf! a native coast of Blberla. over a year. ·· ~ ~· cbi•4nl ~ charre or two grades. two of whom of o ·e rmant. coming to America Among the most interestlna: ln· missed QIJ&IIlllt ... . •fou,-.lw-'...i.do'JAQd:.i....;..U.. ha.~~hal'fl:e of more · grades The~ •vhen but two Wl!ekll nf &If!. Hill vent nnJ~in tbe Oraf's equipment cue Wall '. ~ • • ...,.~,._,. wue tweuty·two teat:hen; In all D.t pa.rentll settled tn Pomeroy in AU.· de, the BOWld,tQI balloons of PrOfet~~ tlon 18" · . .,,.. Mr. ""' baa """ "" Paul Motioh&no• of Lontnrr<adl I tho! <hn• Th• "'" '''"' w" i'- · · _ /___ J:J~ UU1Z ranp;Jng 1our for way proupon at l omctala partment Jn g Ui QIOI'nlllR. t his III.J,- lg motor """IJ: 'a .. Uon &M.( wu - ·~a ha~tnt:~~ before .J\ll&lc:e E. R. Tltue, Sat'"'*" tha in comonneetlou In ac- g nt~t Traq, bJ DBpuW follow~~!.~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;,: oth!l 10) ;hat ' t or Ulll of dry ~~:t:~~~::~ II~~:~~:.::!~:;.;~~ I tllat, bertA ·bUUdlJ'II T f- ' E I Jr' 00 .. 1tUH Originat.d When Jonea Was Selected To Take Job AS SUPERINTENDENT I I '" rr--======-,,1 ' Moetmr llllul:ire. 11. Wt:IAh Vlllap In Nol'Ul] _ -----Wale&. Mr. D&.vl.l tlrat embarked ln Minera R•"'-·- To Minea S.muel Wylli1 Come• From Boaton In 1834 To Find I the buslneas by dlsnlbutlna mea~ B F~·'."'l" T k ' Th . · V"ll Wh H Bourht Land 30 to customers here in ballkets. It ut AI o a e riYIDI' I aae ere e may be lnterestlns to know that Mr. Old Joha "rears Betore; Hill Bean Hit Name Davie started out on a rather mall j scalr.-, buym.s ont abeep, but.c.herln~ .,.......· • ·and dresalnl 1\ and carrylnl It around to his rusOOmer&. Boon, how Ulh Over Item• Thq;urbt T.o -- - ----r:ver .. one sheep was not eno , 110 Villares Of Churches And Schools A.. Well Aa Site he b<!gan buylnl: mDn &beep, then Have B~n Settl•d lt added cal\'ts, and cowe, and finally M For Many Placea Of Buaineas; Villa.e· his bualnell!ll had rrown \o auch an eeti"l Incorporated In 1841 utent that he was rorc:ed to build mort! and more unt1l he had some PcJUowtna 11 ~r!lt m"'t~. held of the finest slallli(hterint hoUSM In Wednellday ~rt.ertlCPl, It "WP tenM ume rnov.!!> on. day In and day Uon considered ftriSt and foremost this section of the state . erally beUeo.-ed here th'' 1ooal minout. acddents occurring with a In their mind!! , reliJion, the Iouners ha.d comt: to somi ananaementll marked dellee of swiftness. the op- datlcn of educa.Uon. On April 2, The next plaee we nnd mentlonf:'d whereby theb' retW'n to "'Olk, FrlporlunltY L<; atrorded. us to turn i8t'l', a group of Interested people as dolng bustusss then, W8ll the Ja. day mornln,, wu effected. Ae· back. the paa:& or history in this met al the Me tra county court hOuse coll El~~kl 'soodBon&.NWhole8a 1 • a~ cot1dJnaoft.o ~poria ~r~i ':'ialocal case bact to 11 certain day In the for i he purpoae of effecting an or- Retail "-''T ths. lrOtloliB, ol oab ~ Tunhon..,. ~,..~ef a~... .!..WI.! N and Carpet& and e place Ul• ur 'I .. .,.,........, or wao:o ..-........... 1 , t ar 1804. Samuel Wyllls or Boston R&niution of Presbyter aha "'· tim o lneSB was situated on t.he corner of of mating aU members ~C4111alnted Mas~. barteored tor a certain site of quorum was present at t t e. d n .. ~ t to •·· 1 wlth ttl "'"M m ..e near · hund---'s o1 llt.nd 111tuo.ted on the Ohio Rlv er m howner. and the maetinc waa caiJed Front an~~ ....... w" of b15 ree Th Wlt" "I r rr•••ye .... mo-ma oaw 1 • present ~-"ace WI nesa. e "" •.. ·~ the 6tate of Ohio. He purcha ~ed for April at! of th!! I\&.JTie year. bP.Tfell:l stor~ was e!lta.l::illllhed In miDers returnina to the Es8eX mines tbls !.and but relalned h.l.s res ld~ncF On the latter dute, Jame11 Rab ton about 1860 by Jacob Ftbe,..,eld •"••o preparatory W 10in1 to wort, but In BoRton . 'I'tlltt.y year·s later l-ore and wife, Isaac Knapp (tnd wife, died In 1887. At the death or Mt, f1011le CODtlu'ieray over the lllfl'ftD'Kivt>d to the place whic h he tJU d Martus Boswo rth and wife, Elihu E:lbufeld he r'eque.s ted his so.:.lS ments 11'0118 and \bey all returned purch.a5ed and found a. thriving 1Btedntan and Dr. Guthrie, gathered Rrrv on, and t.hey have vei'J' satla· to their hOIQt!ll, w1Ul oome nevJr little vmaae had &prune up. . 1at t-he a.ppomted place, a1rd estni:l- factcry evidence that. they dJd r.o. havlnr er~teored the mines. Thia vtllqe wa11 Incorpora ted iD. llllhld th e Bocl·~ty of Pn11bytertans Down throt~~h the ton~~: ll&t of Tile mlnen Mre w~lted out ''' tbe July, mlnesbetaUM on • strllul Ute early part tht! year or IlK I, when tht! coUnty li n Pomt>ruy. They felt a net.!d for a namn. name11 of tboae who were. or oj)eraton refused teat was removed from Ch ester. ' plarc 111 which to worship so a Jot Hated as the most prominent busi· to 11 rqute~ to cen.e.l~ demands Thill partl!::ulal 11lte was given th~ was pl'ocured and they !iE"t. forth to neM men of Pomeroy In the early made by their ~llatlon . Thcv name of PomProy and many peo. bt:glro the ereetlon of a bulld1nli!: autt- day a, we run II.Cl"'OIff the name or have been out or t~ mine alnce and pie ...t lha~ time elected to give a 1 able for that purPQ6t". Th ~ building Goessler. AUIUSt Ooesaler Jewelry until recently 1;10 anaaa:ement.s fol" .prqphecy, stating , ··from Jt's sltua- ~ was completed llometime In the year Rt•.re was beiun In 18811 ln the same their retum baa bfto made. tiOII, It's fertile soli, it's wealth, and of 184:8, o.nd Reed Wilkinson wa 11 bulldlna' Lt ill now ln. The Pomeroy secrecy aboundfJ at all meetlnp It'll wateT-power. Pomeroy mUBt be· pastc.r at that time. A new building National BllJlk, whJch wu charter- hekl by the minen' committee uow, comP ere Jcmg, an Important town. a Wa!i erto:ct.ed in 1890, folluwmr a ra· ed In 18'12, with a co.pltal atoek or and it 11 not known Jl,ast whP.'- plans plaee ot comme~e and indLU;trlal pld ~rtlWth or the rellglou 8 socltlty. ·•100,000, Ia another bu81neM thatjwere formed dwh1g the Wedneflda)' enterprise." Rev . Turnbull was psstur o.t th.:! still l!urvivH. The omcers of the and 'Iburaday aft.erno<in meetlnas. banklns lnl!tltute In 1880, were, R It 111 bellel'ed here that throllli(h me WI' can well see from t~ WQrds time of the ereetlon of t.he new E. Hamblin, Prell., D. H. Moor" oooperaUun ol ltlcal Interested busiln tht foregoing paragraph that the churrh . Vice Pre.!!., John McQuigg, Cat~hkr ness men, t.he operators and thP plonrt>r£ of Pomel'oy had entertain- \ O ther re!Ja:lous ol·tanl.za.tJon.s and E. M. Nye, AM't, Cashier. An· mlner~o~ oraanlr.atKm, attempts t.o e d gl'eat Ideals In their construe· which were estoblmhed at early other place of buslne88 Is tht> Rem· settle the strike matter and for t~ tlve. mlno1s, ll S. LO the advancemt>nt. l date,; In Pomeroy are : The Oerman lnilon• Hot~l. which \ltll.ll operated 1-eopenllll of the bituminous OO!Iol c·f the rt-110urces at thalr command. Pre ~ llytcrian, which In 1890 had a,p; then by WUUam Dixon. Schlaegel mlne11 here, would be made but !'O We find that In the early d11ys the pasl.ur, Rev. Miller; The st. John· 11 Bro,, Shoe Store. operated first ln far Uttle has been occ::ampUahe<.l ac busir.ess of Porneruy had grown German PreSbytet·ian, with Rev. 11185 by John Schlaeael, who lal.l'r cordin1 to ltJI.et~ observe&'&. trent pructlcRliY nothing t() several Flthcr us pastor ; The MeUtodlst.s took. his brother, CleiJrie, Into a Sev•ral P~lnent ._.,I._ men larte roundrlll!ll, ractorln, etc. '!be 'o\ith Rev. D . s. Porter acting 88 partnerllhlp w!Lh him. The .Bchweg- 01 Pomeroy llt&en~~ the JnPeUna principal output or the sam-!!, belnr. pastur; German M. E ., wit.h Rev. man &: RoMe! Grocery lll alSo men- held Wedn~y '{lol!fiWOJ.I, and d~tlt' llild tile products. liup pro. Wllllurr. A. Sc::hrplf presldllliJ minis- tloned as one ot the older piOOR or mlnljltea ol the prOCI!tldlnss were duets, door, saah, blbult!, arn;t'." tur- U!r; Wel6h M. .:.' Boclety. a ver y bullineM here and was manared !Jy kept. Ofllciallln c~r1e ar the llfnltllN'. Abo e:nenalte coal. sa"lt and b'lron!f orrantzatlon hut without a Oeorye Schwegman and J M Roe· tatrs . reported, '¥hen que:~uoned, ''" ' l ""I both . . ,, ..,. 01 Po_;_,· and that matten tt.~e.n aq:~ b 1 the meet ~ brc.m Ine wor,... wt're ftour shfng at I ~t.ar at that time ; Colored Metllo· ..., ' • '"""'" I n t r publl Wm _th11t ttme. · dhlt Eplftcopal and WealeyRn Metho ~ uu ~rrl~d on by sons of tllf! nl were 0 or ca · TurnJng a thum.b worn page In a d!.lt; Welsh 0oll8RI'atlonal, wllh no founders . ..-..,..... B&OUGQT TO J 1 'bil!tnry bO:Qk of Pr.mEroy, we lind l'l!lular paatoJ", but waa u. part ot Dr. D. C. Whaley, Oentl~t. - ~;;;r It J. 11 . t e eo~;ty llll!.ttlen.. ol thl!! l>f'c· o es re 8 us organl~atlon ol our attention as we near the end ot He·ury Well& ol ttl · tile N'arthweE~t ld t 1o Bidelong or Court ta places. brourht nr. t.o brouaht t.o thfl! :tlio • , the Tf'rrltor.)', the first the l11tt ofStreet, bual.neRR 0 •• S Q IN C...- !3ACt<:::l CROUP FIVE Voilea and Batistes. Extra lona Dresses. Now sellinr apeciai- ~d :last SALE - Harry md acr burns ' These liaht weicbt wool Skirta are also suitable for Fall wear with the new Blouse• and Sweaters. Every deaired color. SALE $p8 '""' or tospltal. m and zoo ~!N 0 N ~~~ \.N O~E1=l. ~G A \ M RE'MEMB E R , YOUR YE'T - I'M l=.:a'1 \END! FOR THE; .LOVE i"'lt-:E S O OULT 1<:: lND ME!! 0 6EING ·10 eht. 1 from report... r. Vlrburno :>Strateli ·. hua:w York, Whl~; Lezy. ~ verell IYBirn&~ --...... wew :piOI!JIIKI land. A ~ taken �... •• .. ..... ~ ' ~ ··-· ••1..1. . PAOli am -- ~ -·ill! CAST- .t and Tuesday ft .. ·~rshow' 01-4, oHE S A WAI"TR~S<S A.-r '11'E llt!!.'!>"flO.u;v.•.rT IM11i~ I EA,. LU..C .. 1!:\/EI>.Y NOON ~ 5Hii '"' S,.muel Wyllio Cameo From B , ThriYinr Villa11e Where H )"earo Detore; Hill II< Somew~t; r Lllke Erie. CUYE.,ANT WAS BUSY TOWN IN E. 5HE? Villare• Of Churcheo And Sc For Many Place• Of Bo Incorporated I SHTUTES ~ HFECT All time movea on, day In and dr,y Uon out. accldenta occurrlnK with a In t marked desree of swlftnel!&, the op- daU pottunlty is afforded u.s to Lurn 184-1 b&ek the paps of history In thls met case back to a certaln day In the !or Jt:ar 180i. Samuel Wyllls of Boston A•n: Mu1 . bartered for a certain Bite of qu01 land ~:~ltuated on the Ohio River in how the 6tll;te' ot Ohio. He purcllated for thil !and but retained 1118 resldencr 0: in Boaton. Thirty year'l IIller ~t and moved to Uw place which he hu.d Mar purchased and found 11 thriving 1stec Uttle village had aprung up. 1 at t Thla vlllap waa Incorporated iu , JlliJu tbe year of 1841, when the coUnty l:n p 'I'U removed trom Chester. plac Thil particular alte was ijlven th~ WIUi name ot Pmnf'roy and many peo· b<sl pie_iot tha~ time elected to live a able :prQphec}·. stutlng, ··from It's IJJtua- ~, ... Won, It's tertlle 8011, It's wealth. and or 1 It'll y,·ater.power. Pomeroy mw;.t be· past cCJmto ere long, an l'mport.ant town. a was place of eommer.ce and lndus ~rlaJ pld enterprtse." Rev W~t can well 8el' from th• wonls Urn~ In UM: foregoing paragraph that the chUJ plonf'N.s of PomeJ"oy had entertain· ~ c ed Breat IdeaL~ In their construe· whit Hve. minds, as to the advancement dal< (If the rt:.-sourceK at th3lr commend. Pre ~ We fmd that In thf' early days the 1pa11t bw;lr.ess of Pomeroy had grown Oer• frcm pradlcaiJy nothing «> several Fletl lallf! roundriH, tactorlea, etc. The \\itt principal output of the 111im·.!, being. put t:t:mt> a:hd tile products, Lrop pnl· Will ducts, door, M!h, blinds, and. fur- tef ; nlturt. Also fltenlll(re e~l.. ea'lt and stro. bromii;M! worlts were ftourleh,ng at JjB.IIt that tUne. · Idiet Tumln£ a thum_b woru Paw~ In a dlst "blstmy ~k of Pcm*li-oy, we find . real . tliat the eafll' ~ttler&, of this ~H:-1 the :• · . the Cot~ I 0 TODAY : hange Makn y Wage Rate >uloory LIC JOBS ReKUiatinr •i lnduatriea .ffective J uly 27-INS-:lcted at tht" recent NOW, LL HAve; IO F16H l"f OVT. --- IF tlo GLUB 1 '>t?l) HAD l-IE , EN MY to- lt't~:ialature lve as laws. ~ laws Is t.bat. 'N . T. Roberts (OJ I(Juh·ing that the 01 wages 1n w.m·ved iu connection ovements. In &e· visions of t.hil; sta· of ruLes, ranging nts per hour tor on highway praY ttgreed upon at ! between o:fll.cil\Je :twtty department re road-buildllie WIF~ AH>VIC!'; ·- I I 1 >ecom lng e1!ectt"" providing lor the Ieeming of dry r.ent.s. provldi n8 penaU. f I'E!stornig mo1oor I '·! Tu'lida y rs portion. DIDYA C ALL I HAD A oAL>< Wl-r\-1 FRAILEY IHIS IV\9RN\NG A"-)D HE HA~ COAISI::A\TEO .,.0 GIVE YQll) A -lOB \AI Hit; .S TO~E l='O!'a. 'TI-lE" Mt;. PA1 : ·-·•· .,.._."' ·-· """"'" ....., ..... ---..- .... I ·./ ~· 1t;~i1~1~ _· · spt!,I1RIna· ~~~· 'YOU TO KEE!"'N4- UNCLE ! HIS CQIM- A- NENILIES SI)MMER WNCU> At!-NER,BLfT l-IE'~ ALONE ! STELLA ISN'r -----·-:: VES. ElME-12. COME \1\J, I ~ ct. revlslng the 1Cr ami lncrea&~ he State director r1 $3,600 t o $5,000 """'! the acts, ,-, ll'an~:e HAVE AVERY' .don/,~ ~~: A TA'><I I'> STOPPIN6- IN F~T NOWJ"llOTS-IT':il IMPOR-rANo MEIOSA<#E I ~~~ wao I!TOR VOL) Vi abl..mdlng tM ha\V relative to l•h• alers. giving Juvenile over mlnortt un- 1brJc £ 'ltlng · representacourt.'a te !Udici&.l COUn· ~Upl'eme 'fb~ .tee. rt< ~o. C I root a boo 18Ch'l ermlttlng establ;ranch banks. authortzing lite s to Invest In i)onds , ' requiring banks seeuriLy sl In t.he \·aluatlwl ot for stat:t> funds owing the s tat~ · o ch.a ngl' the the Marysvllli! s will beoon:ie ll' Mar~>hall act , vimt the state · Vall Jaw of rn ustlcs rmd ·e pro~rly I&· t the 1 DIRIGIBI,l : ;.17-!NS, Si11m and tii8· &I Barni boartf rigible Los Ana ftijiht over 'uJy Dc.-JT 'IOU CALL eLMER I~G.LE I'M NOi A5 '8UTTER "'ING.ERS· A6 Hil-t I nJ als thf! .ftnt:, ; h (' navv's t:ll.w ~dect WAll ~ blp took otr :1sl ea.~lly, clr· rn headed tor e urned 1t Blast ly Injured Club Ownsel 7- ·INB-HatT1 owner o.nd oc· ll minor burns t.<;, members or e in a ho.spite.l. explosion and .iser yacht. utter lng from nd was report.~ )ndition. VIr· minor burns os prcostrate<l elllnger , ' hWJ~ ct a New York Sam Whl~ 1 Robe-rt Le"ff, were ~ vereJy .e ChavaliQBr ~two weeb an e~loslon e- party boa.rd-ong Island. A u;t been taken • . 11 believed io -nglne, wbert .. '. • • • 1 ..._ . ·~ �... •• .. ..... ~ ' ~ ··-· ••1..1. . PAOli am -- ~ -·ill! CAST- .t and Tuesday ft .. ·~rshow' 01-4, oHE S A WAI"TR~S<S A.-r '11'E llt!!.'!>"flO.u;v.•.rT IM11i~ I EA,. LU..C .. 1!:\/EI>.Y NOON ~ 5Hii '"' S,.muel Wyllio Cameo From B , ThriYinr Villa11e Where H )"earo Detore; Hill II< Somew~t; r Lllke Erie. CUYE.,ANT WAS BUSY TOWN IN E. 5HE? Villare• Of Churcheo And Sc For Many Place• Of Bo Incorporated I SHTUTES ~ HFECT All time movea on, day In and dr,y Uon out. accldenta occurrlnK with a In t marked desree of swlftnel!&, the op- daU pottunlty is afforded u.s to Lurn 184-1 b&ek the paps of history In thls met case back to a certaln day In the !or Jt:ar 180i. Samuel Wyllls of Boston A•n: Mu1 . bartered for a certain Bite of qu01 land ~:~ltuated on the Ohio River in how the 6tll;te' ot Ohio. He purcllated for thil !and but retained 1118 resldencr 0: in Boaton. Thirty year'l IIller ~t and moved to Uw place which he hu.d Mar purchased and found 11 thriving 1stec Uttle village had aprung up. 1 at t Thla vlllap waa Incorporated iu , JlliJu tbe year of 1841, when the coUnty l:n p 'I'U removed trom Chester. plac Thil particular alte was ijlven th~ WIUi name ot Pmnf'roy and many peo· b<sl pie_iot tha~ time elected to live a able :prQphec}·. stutlng, ··from It's IJJtua- ~, ... Won, It's tertlle 8011, It's wealth. and or 1 It'll y,·ater.power. Pomeroy mw;.t be· past cCJmto ere long, an l'mport.ant town. a was place of eommer.ce and lndus ~rlaJ pld enterprtse." Rev W~t can well 8el' from th• wonls Urn~ In UM: foregoing paragraph that the chUJ plonf'N.s of PomeJ"oy had entertain· ~ c ed Breat IdeaL~ In their construe· whit Hve. minds, as to the advancement dal< (If the rt:.-sourceK at th3lr commend. Pre ~ We fmd that In thf' early days the 1pa11t bw;lr.ess of Pomeroy had grown Oer• frcm pradlcaiJy nothing «> several Fletl lallf! roundriH, tactorlea, etc. The \\itt principal output of the 111im·.!, being. put t:t:mt> a:hd tile products, Lrop pnl· Will ducts, door, M!h, blinds, and. fur- tef ; nlturt. Also fltenlll(re e~l.. ea'lt and stro. bromii;M! worlts were ftourleh,ng at JjB.IIt that tUne. · Idiet Tumln£ a thum_b woru Paw~ In a dlst "blstmy ~k of Pcm*li-oy, we find . real . tliat the eafll' ~ttler&, of this ~H:-1 the :• · . the Cot~ I 0 TODAY : hange Makn y Wage Rate >uloory LIC JOBS ReKUiatinr •i lnduatriea .ffective J uly 27-INS-:lcted at tht" recent NOW, LL HAve; IO F16H l"f OVT. --- IF tlo GLUB 1 '>t?l) HAD l-IE , EN MY to- lt't~:ialature lve as laws. ~ laws Is t.bat. 'N . T. Roberts (OJ I(Juh·ing that the 01 wages 1n w.m·ved iu connection ovements. In &e· visions of t.hil; sta· of ruLes, ranging nts per hour tor on highway praY ttgreed upon at ! between o:fll.cil\Je :twtty department re road-buildllie WIF~ AH>VIC!'; ·- I I 1 >ecom lng e1!ectt"" providing lor the Ieeming of dry r.ent.s. provldi n8 penaU. f I'E!stornig mo1oor I '·! Tu'lida y rs portion. DIDYA C ALL I HAD A oAL>< Wl-r\-1 FRAILEY IHIS IV\9RN\NG A"-)D HE HA~ COAISI::A\TEO .,.0 GIVE YQll) A -lOB \AI Hit; .S TO~E l='O!'a. 'TI-lE" Mt;. PA1 : ·-·•· .,.._."' ·-· """"'" ....., ..... ---..- .... I ·./ ~· 1t;~i1~1~ _· · spt!,I1RIna· ~~~· 'YOU TO KEE!"'N4- UNCLE ! HIS CQIM- A- NENILIES SI)MMER WNCU> At!-NER,BLfT l-IE'~ ALONE ! STELLA ISN'r -----·-:: VES. ElME-12. COME \1\J, I ~ ct. revlslng the 1Cr ami lncrea&~ he State director r1 $3,600 t o $5,000 """'! the acts, ,-, ll'an~:e HAVE AVERY' .don/,~ ~~: A TA'><I I'> STOPPIN6- IN F~T NOWJ"llOTS-IT':il IMPOR-rANo MEIOSA<#E I ~~~ wao I!TOR VOL) Vi abl..mdlng tM ha\V relative to l•h• alers. giving Juvenile over mlnortt un- 1brJc £ 'ltlng · representacourt.'a te !Udici&.l COUn· ~Upl'eme 'fb~ .tee. rt< ~o. C I root a boo 18Ch'l ermlttlng establ;ranch banks. authortzing lite s to Invest In i)onds , ' requiring banks seeuriLy sl In t.he \·aluatlwl ot for stat:t> funds owing the s tat~ · o ch.a ngl' the the Marysvllli! s will beoon:ie ll' Mar~>hall act , vimt the state · Vall Jaw of rn ustlcs rmd ·e pro~rly I&· t the 1 DIRIGIBI,l : ;.17-!NS, Si11m and tii8· &I Barni boartf rigible Los Ana ftijiht over 'uJy Dc.-JT 'IOU CALL eLMER I~G.LE I'M NOi A5 '8UTTER "'ING.ERS· A6 Hil-t I nJ als thf! .ftnt:, ; h (' navv's t:ll.w ~dect WAll ~ blp took otr :1sl ea.~lly, clr· rn headed tor e urned 1t Blast ly Injured Club Ownsel 7- ·INB-HatT1 owner o.nd oc· ll minor burns t.<;, members or e in a ho.spite.l. explosion and .iser yacht. utter lng from nd was report.~ )ndition. VIr· minor burns os prcostrate<l elllnger , ' hWJ~ ct a New York Sam Whl~ 1 Robe-rt Le"ff, were ~ vereJy .e ChavaliQBr ~two weeb an e~loslon e- party boa.rd-ong Island. A u;t been taken • . 11 believed io -nglne, wbert .. '. • • • 1 ..._ . ·~ �- .. _.. ' ~MUCH INl PERTAIN I EROl ... .......... _... _ --- ...- --. ·- ·--. .... - -· -··---.- ···--·--_,____. .............___,, • ....• • R£AD£RS NOTICE.-If the Newa Olice of The EL-LEN. MISS $\MPKIN~ 'V'IIL-L- 'BE HEllE A.1 A~'"'/ MOMEN"T VOL. V- NO. 268 Bomewhai ForM I)' l'hl Hftl 1T1 Ill THIC DAL..'!( TIUBUN.I LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO, MO \ D:\ Y, Jl:L Y 27, 1931 IIY C.UUUb as, .. u U C&M1'8 ,...,--14.00 PRIC~SUNDA Y 5 t;ENr~ .. . ~ICTIMS TOTAlS -4~. or liST vma1 ea Of t TEN I ·MISSINC 1 -'·'· ~ As time mov <!s m While · eri Bodiea Still a«!ldent.s Oo inarked dep-ee of I portuntt.y 1S aftor back the palM ot" uee back to a cert year 181M. Samuel AN.C 1 Lie ·,~ " t;,e Morpe ' · '· lified WOUL.ON ''T e~ DOV'IN ""ll:)WN II= 1 DIDN'I ~.6o..VE SOME S._.OP!>ING M11s.1. bartered for :J'o ~ MO.. ,~y DIE 1o oo .. .. land 111tuated on U 1he St.te or Ohkl th.ls !and but retal From Burn~"'And lnjurieo Received Durin1 Holocaust tn Bollton. Thirty DlOVf>d l.o the plaet: pW'chased and f( Uttle vUlaae had 'I Ttue vlllqe WBI the yMr of 1841. Mat wu removed Thla particular &It pame or Pomf'roy ijle o;t tha\ time d OH 1 DON'"!' 90'n-1&~ • .. l W6AR. AN l.Q a .an-OPheey , stating, 1 t.ton, It's ferUle soli tt·!l v.-ater-power . P. oomf' em lonK, an I kNOW "TH!i..,..'LL !"1"1' • SI.NO ..... 'E:t-' OU>I 'TO place Of !'Ommerct enterprise." Wt! can well see in thf foNJgolug pa plonn:rs of Pomer, t'd g1 cat Idea Ill In ttve. minds, as w t cf the ri:'SOUI'CCR O.t we tmd that in tll buslr.ess of Pomer frcm pnu;tlcally no· larae foundrtea, fa principal output of e t ~ruo a:hd t.ilf! pro. ducts, door, sash. ntture. Also extensl bn,mlne works wei' that titne. Turning a thumb of l1.1cal a!t.ernoon lu e.~ll t:illt' Nurth portion. FULL J.. t>ON'T KNO'V'I ~OW wE'D 'E'I.ER 6'1!-. ... L..ON<:a w •.,..ou-r 'THOSE DRESS !OO!'tt-'S ,Jw$'1' I'Ll"!' "TH"''T FORM ~~ ~e 6e.WIN45-ROOM, WAS BU! b<J:ok cept pr{.bably r.onlght and Tuesday n,.. thundershowers TU~1 Narmer l.onlvh t exct:pt near Lalu! Erho. 'teat 'bistrll'Y aenerauy tai1 Dall) Trib\IIUI, call 238-LI If tho Buo!Deao Office aak for 202-R. Samuel Wylli ThfiYiftl .. , ' out, WEATHER FORECAST- JIIOI waat 1:!00 1 'l ...ou -n::> ""es-r""" I' COUSIN 'TII-II that the early .!!Mtl '• --'"'""'""";&"->uwo'lor:O> IS WHAI ~E BOYS ON '11-<E l'tANCH CALLS ' ME ..•. 1. NE'IE~ WHE"' 'l LOOK .,. 'YOU .... l CAN''T "!Hit-11< MISS -,;..IS 'TQ.ICK .... A-r LEAS"!' NO'!' : 'IERY AN..,.,..ING ·e:><.ces:>• · · '· L-O'IE \, 51-r S"I'ILL I '"/OUNG """'"" . ... .,:..IS IS ... FAMILY />o.FF..IR.. MUC'""- .. 9 · B·SIJ"I' •. OH 'RO!.) ~ --- l. "1\-\!Ntc.. -Tou'RE SIMI'>L..,.. HONES"1' 1 DOR.41. • . . If' "THEY WEI'>E NO'T REL-A'rliD 'TO -,.'OW 1. DON''!' "THIN!<. 1 WOWLD C:ARE MUC:,.. eoR.seouS'yow PASSED 'IOU!:!. 'TES"I' l.OO%, PERFEC:'T: rOR '11-liiM . • '· I \:' • j (:hange Makeo iltni&y Wage Rate • I JOBS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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