https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c2d13b2939cfa82bb27fa6c7b4615be9.pdf e27a53c82f71b4ba7ff8abde0930c4c1 PDF Text Text fl£ f 'JOU want ce of The D ly 1 th Ull HA f I [ at ~ AreNot er ht d T p. L• K AND LOSS,: fiVER OR HIT£ Au "'' ~~ ~TI G c e F bout HIS oon But To I t n .. ;.tJy ~ oe [ ~ID£NT1Avalanehe •• 1 F er May '''""'"'· Bu rSh e s In C YOU Win FOR AGR FUR ~ Of ch In Mane u To m T I - TO ew a I To Be A phcd To Of Real Estate Mo Two Dora •1•• Child ByCo rt Notice! 12 EOP �, PACJI '1'RREil 'I'IIZ DAILY TRIIIIIIIE, POJmiiOY, ORIO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2&. ltSl Radio Program Middleport Going Around In Washington ........ ....... ---•·• ··-Qolllljli-lo ...... *'• 011111 FIRST PROGRAM OF SEASON IS PRESENTED TO MUSIC LOVERS : ._ • .. ~ Hart.maer repr-er.ent. t:M Sta.te u Oh.&ltuta.n or Horne Welfare while lira Poindexte-r Us Dlltrtct Cttalr· man of Uw Health Department. ' TRUCK DRIVER IS INJURED IN CRASH ' • A t.ruok belo;; to U'le ') J&~,E.~ 1 ' Cuverl! I . • -ClniYe&t, ., Corilo< .,.,;, ...... :-. •••••.•• • .S. l a, ... O;ne ""'' ..... . . . .. ....... . .. ,•,.,..... .. .. , -_ ... _-...1400.... 1 . .... '; .•........ , 1.00 OnrMomUl ·••·····•·•••·•··· tl~n.... ·····•··· ..... ...... . •..•.... ·--~·-· dent-Mrs H E Cook 01 et:t1ng by the new PresiJent- . They:~~o~ :~:'it:UM~~ theh I ,...... H.&altt of .U...a•u. Trtte aloqoeoce ..:Oil8iata In aartDI all that il Deeeu&l'J, I.Dd DOtblDI but wh.a.t I• neceSIIBl'J.- La Roch• tou caulll.' ..... · ~ - - -:--::c::--cc==.:::.:::.::========-- \ meftlng Tuesday tv.en~!lf IlL tti" 1Baptlst parsoMge on Fourth avenur Elec:!tlon or omcen wa.s 1': ' rl'l • and the following oftlcers were dee· led : Prelildent, Clara Mue Ha mll- I ton , VIce Prefiid~nt Clatence ClaTk Jr Secret.ury, Dor~ Otbbs 'frea,;urer Irene Hills Social time fullov; e'l . ,ple o;horL buslnelj6 meeting , and the meeting 1 1wa.s broua:ht to a close by the serv mg or dtllcious~eshmentt. : 1 I '. ' .' f I " I In• and Mrs Irene Cross I SUitPRbE PARTY A ~ lltPrlse party was given Tues1 day evening at the 01lmote hom(: 1on Otov;mll A'lt! , ln nonor of the blrthaay ann,vcrsury or Carl Gil· 1more About 2~ were present to enjoy the Pvenlng which wa.o; sp~nt in play •ng urlous aames. After t he soc1al tlmt>, re!resh mctl!J< wer~ served Eagi~ Vocnl Solo-"Le Nil ' by Leroux-Mrz.; Mildred Fowler Mu~:~lca l Current Eventa-Mrs M ....... lltsslll ~ THE BIC MASK - STREET b.., """- hi' w~ llot!i 11 s21o p- • .... ,..._ Ringe CoDvenicnt to Stores aocl 'Jh s• ftU PAil&.INa LOT AND C . . ' . JNCONNICI'ION Mr and Mrs Thus Burke, Carl Babcock and Eva Guthrle spent Saturday nliht and Sunday with ChiUI Babcock and family Mr and Mrs John Rose and p R. Orr and famlly visited oeorgu Frederick and f~tmlly Stu1day even lng Mrs A D Tuttle nnd daughtel nnd Mrll Ft ~d WOU4' CRlied on M n ~~~~ R. B. ··BUNSTINS. .li•Ml/1 COLUMBUS, OIUO • • Spriua Street.. H.- .._ CARNIVAL MJs.<, Rubin m ade llCI nuMil>.W trip as a mem\Je1 d a ll<~.tLY of foUI one of who01 v. as Rcpr~nt:t.­ tiv-e Hemy T . Rainey D£mocl.tt of Illlnou; 'Ihe party was met in M.o~· cov. by a .l off1clal o! lhc &lvt. t fcre lgn office wt o !ided 1\'3 ~;uldc on the ~;Jx tho usatld mile tnur ; '" 1 Heco• -· <m!lOVJ parJil:....._.tarl ruiAil. dleM motJODI an 110t - . batttble : 1. to b tb• tlma 10 ·~ to adJour.D; I. to adjoum; a, to tab a reeeQ; -6. to ral• a , Qa~:~tJttJ ot prlvlleae; 5. to .:all to.r tbl rf1P1ar order: tl, to labia: T, the pN\'Io~ q~loq; 8. to ertead tbt llhllt• of I* I Mn C M Heune~>y 1lae8.1iurer's Rcpor~y Charles McMaster C lub chorus- Waltz from Faust by OOunod 'When Twtli~::h t Weaves her Ocntle Spell" by Bcethovan Plano Duet--" Waltz of the F low ers" by 'fschatkow~:~ky-M~. Cec!l Bradbury and Mrs Oscar KleJn String Em;;emble--- 'Concerto ln A Minor " by VIVnldi-Nachez-Konrad Schell, Rlcharc McCutchan. Mrs - Net S•ltject to Daato UDdei' • with Mn. fk!n. Orr \ " "' Roland Torrence &lld daiJ.Ih KALLOWI:&N P.tllTY . t.er went to 8yracuee eunday to Ttl.~; •. , ... f l Beream claM of th 1 s~nd a weir. wtth her pan-nt&. Mr -~ e w.nd Mrs Alllaon Chw-eh ot ChrlAt held their annual I Hallowe 'en party Tueaday eveninG Mr .and Mn Ra ymOJld Pnt.nk at ~he home cf Mrs Herbert fink and C E. Or rvi&lted Mr and Jd'n o.) Main stteet About 5l tnclucLJne W H Wolfe Sunday oe~P.nlnj: 1membln of the dUll and u 1ezr 8 TaPft 00 ceP'1 n - ·a.d :r.DY•PQ' families attended Mi615 Beverly Wo lff' spen t the ~Prl<.~s Wt'1'e M:lven lo the mem· week end at Cleveland •lth relab, rs ot tbe cltwi, all v.-ell il'l to the l tlv~ then• chtldrtn attenthntr. for th~ bht dr ~ ssed 11nd Cf.mlcal costume~ Cha.s Ba.bcoek spent the week Relrt'llhmenl~ r..: pumpklfl pie, end e.t East Liverpool dGUKhnu\.5 and coffee were Eerved ·-- 1 . - I dhu Babooek 'I1lursday alternoo(\ 1 "-"' w H Wolle Apt!nt &mdaJ I S.kinl company, and a roadster 1 beionaln« to Ra.ymond Arnold or Barl'bonv1Ue, were da.m&IJed con· 11derably when Lhey collided near 1 Wolfpen, Tuesda)' evenlng Gerald Llewellyn , drlvet; of the The flrst program of the Wo· JS :'d.cAlllster Covert truck. received a deep cut : men's Music club or Middleport was String Enstmble-' Suite" by Sev· bl hlA shoulder and a badly brulseU presented Tue!lday evening at 11 em-Konrad SCholl Rlchnrd Me· arm. while Amold wa5 cut aJIIJ o'clock ttt t.he Heath M E church Uutcl\a.n and Mrs Hecox. ~rulsedl about the race, although Although the att.endance was not I Followln8 the preaentati.On ot the neither was hurt serloWib up to standard. there waa quite wI above program , Mrs. A W McKay, number of mw:;ic lo\'ers •1resent (.hauman ~ ~ the H c~t~s comuHLle, MASK PARTY • Select.lons by Konrad Seholl ami I Invited the a:uests and member.s or Mra Olbble Dusk~y of Racine en- I Richard McCutcban. studmi .1t i the club to the dining room, where te1t.alned a number of lr1edd5 With 1 Ohio University 'l.tre rendcr ~d delicious retreshmenu were served a Halloween mask party at her They were accumpan 1ed by Mr~ 'm id appropriate- Halloween deco ltome. Tu~!ida y nrenlng · Oamm1 H ~cox A voeal oolo rudtrt!U by ration~ a nd music furnished the -.diversion Mt'fl MlLdred Fowler wa~ well reThe ho.o;tessel!i were Mrs Joanet· of the evmmg Wi t h dell~lous re- : ceived te MeKa y, Mrs Helen Terry, MIJ fu~.shmentl:i being served at a -late r I The [ollowlna Interesting pro- M argart~ MH!e1. Mrs Martha Se)l· hour Mt and Mrs Jacob Rooller 1 RNm under ·Chamber Mu ~>lc was !tied, Miss BeliS Sanborn, Mrs Lll · of Pomeroy were among the guests 1 pr~nted llan Welch , Mrs Ethel Orers. Mrs ~resent. Remarks by Uu:! l'et.lrlng Pres!· Lavma French . ~rl!i E!;.tella Joach- l M ' I'M SUT'R:>'3E.O Gre11 News _.__:.:~~-===.•. ... Virlini~ JJIIONJ •·L By R(>BERT S. ALLEN - rta..MY. . . . . . h penlni ol Ool'emor Geo Whlte s real('(! tcday She ln duc:e1 att...rney•l cJ the rarst Mn~. Reed t.o a111u to 1ls ale•se 011 the pronnae that \ 1300 b&.rk a lim{ ny would t: J p;.ud 1 " To Be Held On The Streets Of Middleport, Saturday, •Oct. 31 l Beginnina at 6 P. M. ..... -_,.. Cash Prizes - Contests UP •• UP •• UP • • UP! • AND FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD --~~--~--------- Big Street Dance ••• Free •• Auction Sale Starts At 6 P.M. • - Spon10red By - . _..... MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOC. .. ' '. TAMPA to1he Convenie nt Center" of FLORIDA uTiie Playcround of Amcrtca" ROMANCE AND .... ... .' '. .> ' ..• .' ....... But your daily paper finds you in a more practic~l mood. ..••'' .. Interested in real people, in facts of the day. Looking for now' of things that you may buy and enjoy-here and now. ... You may find in the adveftisement Just what you want in the way of. a bP.Uer breakfar.t food, or a new radio or an improved bathe in tepid, lotuo·ocented surf. ... ...'' • faee powder. ' • If the thing fit& into your living, io practical and possible and PfOmising- you are vitally interl'oted. - Because rou are readiq about yourself. ·' ' r ~ Tocl;,)., a·irreat ;..;.·ny thi~g• that ~ere 1oma;.tic dreams only ten years ago are common realities. ' adventure: charm, more ,' ... • ,i • • ,u; ' ' ' . .... :~. ' "~ : ~ ' ,, "U ..:.r ~· .' ~liits·l : ... . I· I l>Onies·rff wbacro rh•t mtneJt ,an.buY js _p~inN~f!:hesrerfield. Che"ertil:)d totiacco is the finesr-re$ftlled. the. smooth· ' . est and '1riP'st .that &rows-ripened aod sw.eeten.ed in tbe SWisiUne, rured right ~ lhe farmer and aged right fo! two ·yqrW•ia "'~ ~q~~·~sl MeUaw-,-UJd•wrmtkrfol/y •lilll ,' ~ You long to leave a tooMfamil1"ar wor ld . .. :" I' "OFFICIAL AAil. HOTEL" $2 to $5 We illvitc you lo live at $11 to $9 Europe all , Th, H I. L L 8):11 ,0;' :O 1 "''W;~~n 1 L. B. Skinner, hea. Weekly rateo. and ' C. J. Jackac...n, Mer. ' fo!ders on tt.pplicatiQn Telephone M.SS41 · to travel with the speed of thought to far-off r,>urple Iande . . to 'fi\1\U'.\'S f,AltGES'( JIOTEL Cafeteria and C•lfec Shop . • mEl"_-E MILDER.. The l?e'st Tyrlhsh.; arid .. ..."" '. ;I Central • .. FireProof • • Steam Heat .... Jladioa Hnm,..lil<e Atmoapherl>, l-iorr•• Airy ll!lOID• Sp•cious Lobby, Mo:r:.z•nia.e ••d Outclour Bodccny, BarbF~ ShoP:, 8Qauty Parlor, ~t· tie Croek, T-.ark,lllh and Ru1sian ~ath1 and many ether convenleitCe3 1 4oiT op 0 tile Tow a" Dining Room and Roof Carden 7 • j ' , SOMETIM,ES, when you tum the pages of a book, your mind " •I of • ,. ' REALI.TY ... seeking romance. "Thoumht I'd Die • ' ' Hotel Hillsboro 4·ti~es - np··' .' Life has more color, more And the thinao that give it all these may be found in the advertising columno. •' . THEY TASTE BETrtil. These mild, imoo1b tob~~S ~ put ~Ogetb~r e~actlr rigbf:"t ,1 of TuJ;k!ih~ ' the, hl<Dow ,: ' i rw~~'" Of Qo..ostj< ._ bW~ aad ' ·' , • """":bJ~ded. How ih done Js ICiifsterlield's secret- hot ,.un;oos k!"'w \ how mtich better it r~! ' , , . I~ t Tb ! ·aro'i'• THEY'RE PllJIE. Everylhiag th,t 8~ loto '1 Chesterfield is tested byexpertcb.e.kisu. The pu.fFSC, finest cigarette _Rapet made; , a dean, tight-tealed padc•gc. 11 fw,y,. : lh U1t'll6r JfJ* Jritli., f THE\' SA11SFY. The ~ ••. ·"1'fl ~IlL The cigarette~ ••. telli6iled.' ~,..t!il! , •• pute white. And witl> your very , 6rst: pul', you notice they liJSJI ~Pr. ' ,, ' Pleasing end satisfying- O.etterfiek11 just ....,. to suit you. right Qwll to ....~ ' enou~b.-but actual article& you can have for your, own, new joyJ Fo.u bill-four good thinp about .,.,.., <llesteriield dgueue. Remember: Tbev ore Miltkr-TMk ~Puft-S.IilfJ. 1 for your family, stepping stones to your happine01. I GOOD••• they'fJe got ~be good/ Advertising discusses realities-roJl!&ntie ones often I Ih'11 paper' are ' wrtHen • •~nlleme~tll 1n for yon. T hey arc Th e Ad -~· r<'al. They are reliable. Take their advice • e1t11, l:.alimwaMYa& T~C.. ' \ I �, PACJI '1'RREil 'I'IIZ DAILY TRIIIIIIIE, POJmiiOY, ORIO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2&. ltSl Radio Program Middleport Going Around In Washington ........ ....... ---•·• ··-Qolllljli-lo ...... *'• 011111 FIRST PROGRAM OF SEASON IS PRESENTED TO MUSIC LOVERS : ._ • .. ~ Hart.maer repr-er.ent. t:M Sta.te u Oh.&ltuta.n or Horne Welfare while lira Poindexte-r Us Dlltrtct Cttalr· man of Uw Health Department. ' TRUCK DRIVER IS INJURED IN CRASH ' • A t.ruok belo;; to U'le ') J&~,E.~ 1 ' Cuverl! I . • -ClniYe&t, ., Corilo< .,.,;, ...... :-. •••••.•• • .S. l a, ... O;ne ""'' ..... . . . .. ....... . .. ,•,.,..... .. .. , -_ ... _-...1400.... 1 . .... '; .•........ , 1.00 OnrMomUl ·••·····•·•••·•··· tl~n.... ·····•··· ..... ...... . •..•.... ·--~·-· dent-Mrs H E Cook 01 et:t1ng by the new PresiJent- . They:~~o~ :~:'it:UM~~ theh I ,...... H.&altt of .U...a•u. Trtte aloqoeoce ..:Oil8iata In aartDI all that il Deeeu&l'J, I.Dd DOtblDI but wh.a.t I• neceSIIBl'J.- La Roch• tou caulll.' ..... · ~ - - -:--::c::--cc==.:::.:::.::========-- \ meftlng Tuesday tv.en~!lf IlL tti" 1Baptlst parsoMge on Fourth avenur Elec:!tlon or omcen wa.s 1': ' rl'l • and the following oftlcers were dee· led : Prelildent, Clara Mue Ha mll- I ton , VIce Prefiid~nt Clatence ClaTk Jr Secret.ury, Dor~ Otbbs 'frea,;urer Irene Hills Social time fullov; e'l . ,ple o;horL buslnelj6 meeting , and the meeting 1 1wa.s broua:ht to a close by the serv mg or dtllcious~eshmentt. : 1 I '. ' .' f I " I In• and Mrs Irene Cross I SUitPRbE PARTY A ~ lltPrlse party was given Tues1 day evening at the 01lmote hom(: 1on Otov;mll A'lt! , ln nonor of the blrthaay ann,vcrsury or Carl Gil· 1more About 2~ were present to enjoy the Pvenlng which wa.o; sp~nt in play •ng urlous aames. After t he soc1al tlmt>, re!resh mctl!J< wer~ served Eagi~ Vocnl Solo-"Le Nil ' by Leroux-Mrz.; Mildred Fowler Mu~:~lca l Current Eventa-Mrs M ....... lltsslll ~ THE BIC MASK - STREET b.., """- hi' w~ llot!i 11 s21o p- • .... ,..._ Ringe CoDvenicnt to Stores aocl 'Jh s• ftU PAil&.INa LOT AND C . . ' . JNCONNICI'ION Mr and Mrs Thus Burke, Carl Babcock and Eva Guthrle spent Saturday nliht and Sunday with ChiUI Babcock and family Mr and Mrs John Rose and p R. Orr and famlly visited oeorgu Frederick and f~tmlly Stu1day even lng Mrs A D Tuttle nnd daughtel nnd Mrll Ft ~d WOU4' CRlied on M n ~~~~ R. B. ··BUNSTINS. .li•Ml/1 COLUMBUS, OIUO • • Spriua Street.. H.- .._ CARNIVAL MJs.<, Rubin m ade llCI nuMil>.W trip as a mem\Je1 d a ll<~.tLY of foUI one of who01 v. as Rcpr~nt:t.­ tiv-e Hemy T . Rainey D£mocl.tt of Illlnou; 'Ihe party was met in M.o~· cov. by a .l off1clal o! lhc &lvt. t fcre lgn office wt o !ided 1\'3 ~;uldc on the ~;Jx tho usatld mile tnur ; '" 1 Heco• -· <m!lOVJ parJil:....._.tarl ruiAil. dleM motJODI an 110t - . batttble : 1. to b tb• tlma 10 ·~ to adJour.D; I. to adjoum; a, to tab a reeeQ; -6. to ral• a , Qa~:~tJttJ ot prlvlleae; 5. to .:all to.r tbl rf1P1ar order: tl, to labia: T, the pN\'Io~ q~loq; 8. to ertead tbt llhllt• of I* I Mn C M Heune~>y 1lae8.1iurer's Rcpor~y Charles McMaster C lub chorus- Waltz from Faust by OOunod 'When Twtli~::h t Weaves her Ocntle Spell" by Bcethovan Plano Duet--" Waltz of the F low ers" by 'fschatkow~:~ky-M~. Cec!l Bradbury and Mrs Oscar KleJn String Em;;emble--- 'Concerto ln A Minor " by VIVnldi-Nachez-Konrad Schell, Rlcharc McCutchan. Mrs - Net S•ltject to Daato UDdei' • with Mn. fk!n. Orr \ " "' Roland Torrence &lld daiJ.Ih KALLOWI:&N P.tllTY . t.er went to 8yracuee eunday to Ttl.~; •. , ... f l Beream claM of th 1 s~nd a weir. wtth her pan-nt&. Mr -~ e w.nd Mrs Alllaon Chw-eh ot ChrlAt held their annual I Hallowe 'en party Tueaday eveninG Mr .and Mn Ra ymOJld Pnt.nk at ~he home cf Mrs Herbert fink and C E. Or rvi&lted Mr and Jd'n o.) Main stteet About 5l tnclucLJne W H Wolfe Sunday oe~P.nlnj: 1membln of the dUll and u 1ezr 8 TaPft 00 ceP'1 n - ·a.d :r.DY•PQ' families attended Mi615 Beverly Wo lff' spen t the ~Prl<.~s Wt'1'e M:lven lo the mem· week end at Cleveland •lth relab, rs ot tbe cltwi, all v.-ell il'l to the l tlv~ then• chtldrtn attenthntr. for th~ bht dr ~ ssed 11nd Cf.mlcal costume~ Cha.s Ba.bcoek spent the week Relrt'llhmenl~ r..: pumpklfl pie, end e.t East Liverpool dGUKhnu\.5 and coffee were Eerved ·-- 1 . - I dhu Babooek 'I1lursday alternoo(\ 1 "-"' w H Wolle Apt!nt &mdaJ I S.kinl company, and a roadster 1 beionaln« to Ra.ymond Arnold or Barl'bonv1Ue, were da.m&IJed con· 11derably when Lhey collided near 1 Wolfpen, Tuesda)' evenlng Gerald Llewellyn , drlvet; of the The flrst program of the Wo· JS :'d.cAlllster Covert truck. received a deep cut : men's Music club or Middleport was String Enstmble-' Suite" by Sev· bl hlA shoulder and a badly brulseU presented Tue!lday evening at 11 em-Konrad SCholl Rlchnrd Me· arm. while Amold wa5 cut aJIIJ o'clock ttt t.he Heath M E church Uutcl\a.n and Mrs Hecox. ~rulsedl about the race, although Although the att.endance was not I Followln8 the preaentati.On ot the neither was hurt serloWib up to standard. there waa quite wI above program , Mrs. A W McKay, number of mw:;ic lo\'ers •1resent (.hauman ~ ~ the H c~t~s comuHLle, MASK PARTY • Select.lons by Konrad Seholl ami I Invited the a:uests and member.s or Mra Olbble Dusk~y of Racine en- I Richard McCutcban. studmi .1t i the club to the dining room, where te1t.alned a number of lr1edd5 With 1 Ohio University 'l.tre rendcr ~d delicious retreshmenu were served a Halloween mask party at her They were accumpan 1ed by Mr~ 'm id appropriate- Halloween deco ltome. Tu~!ida y nrenlng · Oamm1 H ~cox A voeal oolo rudtrt!U by ration~ a nd music furnished the -.diversion Mt'fl MlLdred Fowler wa~ well reThe ho.o;tessel!i were Mrs Joanet· of the evmmg Wi t h dell~lous re- : ceived te MeKa y, Mrs Helen Terry, MIJ fu~.shmentl:i being served at a -late r I The [ollowlna Interesting pro- M argart~ MH!e1. Mrs Martha Se)l· hour Mt and Mrs Jacob Rooller 1 RNm under ·Chamber Mu ~>lc was !tied, Miss BeliS Sanborn, Mrs Lll · of Pomeroy were among the guests 1 pr~nted llan Welch , Mrs Ethel Orers. Mrs ~resent. Remarks by Uu:! l'et.lrlng Pres!· Lavma French . ~rl!i E!;.tella Joach- l M ' I'M SUT'R:>'3E.O Gre11 News _.__:.:~~-===.•. ... Virlini~ JJIIONJ •·L By R(>BERT S. ALLEN - rta..MY. . . . . . h penlni ol Ool'emor Geo Whlte s real('(! tcday She ln duc:e1 att...rney•l cJ the rarst Mn~. Reed t.o a111u to 1ls ale•se 011 the pronnae that \ 1300 b&.rk a lim{ ny would t: J p;.ud 1 " To Be Held On The Streets Of Middleport, Saturday, •Oct. 31 l Beginnina at 6 P. M. ..... -_,.. Cash Prizes - Contests UP •• UP •• UP • • UP! • AND FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD --~~--~--------- Big Street Dance ••• Free •• Auction Sale Starts At 6 P.M. • - Spon10red By - . _..... MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOC. .. ' '. TAMPA to1he Convenie nt Center" of FLORIDA uTiie Playcround of Amcrtca" ROMANCE AND .... ... .' '. .> ' ..• .' ....... But your daily paper finds you in a more practic~l mood. ..••'' .. Interested in real people, in facts of the day. Looking for now' of things that you may buy and enjoy-here and now. ... You may find in the adveftisement Just what you want in the way of. a bP.Uer breakfar.t food, or a new radio or an improved bathe in tepid, lotuo·ocented surf. ... ...'' • faee powder. ' • If the thing fit& into your living, io practical and possible and PfOmising- you are vitally interl'oted. - Because rou are readiq about yourself. ·' ' r ~ Tocl;,)., a·irreat ;..;.·ny thi~g• that ~ere 1oma;.tic dreams only ten years ago are common realities. ' adventure: charm, more ,' ... • ,i • • ,u; ' ' ' . .... :~. ' "~ : ~ ' ,, "U ..:.r ~· .' ~liits·l : ... . I· I l>Onies·rff wbacro rh•t mtneJt ,an.buY js _p~inN~f!:hesrerfield. Che"ertil:)d totiacco is the finesr-re$ftlled. the. smooth· ' . est and '1riP'st .that &rows-ripened aod sw.eeten.ed in tbe SWisiUne, rured right ~ lhe farmer and aged right fo! two ·yqrW•ia "'~ ~q~~·~sl MeUaw-,-UJd•wrmtkrfol/y •lilll ,' ~ You long to leave a tooMfamil1"ar wor ld . .. :" I' "OFFICIAL AAil. HOTEL" $2 to $5 We illvitc you lo live at $11 to $9 Europe all , Th, H I. L L 8):11 ,0;' :O 1 "''W;~~n 1 L. B. Skinner, hea. Weekly rateo. and ' C. J. Jackac...n, Mer. ' fo!ders on tt.pplicatiQn Telephone M.SS41 · to travel with the speed of thought to far-off r,>urple Iande . . to 'fi\1\U'.\'S f,AltGES'( JIOTEL Cafeteria and C•lfec Shop . • mEl"_-E MILDER.. The l?e'st Tyrlhsh.; arid .. ..."" '. ;I Central • .. FireProof • • Steam Heat .... Jladioa Hnm,..lil<e Atmoapherl>, l-iorr•• Airy ll!lOID• Sp•cious Lobby, Mo:r:.z•nia.e ••d Outclour Bodccny, BarbF~ ShoP:, 8Qauty Parlor, ~t· tie Croek, T-.ark,lllh and Ru1sian ~ath1 and many ether convenleitCe3 1 4oiT op 0 tile Tow a" Dining Room and Roof Carden 7 • j ' , SOMETIM,ES, when you tum the pages of a book, your mind " •I of • ,. ' REALI.TY ... seeking romance. "Thoumht I'd Die • ' ' Hotel Hillsboro 4·ti~es - np··' .' Life has more color, more And the thinao that give it all these may be found in the advertising columno. •' . THEY TASTE BETrtil. These mild, imoo1b tob~~S ~ put ~Ogetb~r e~actlr rigbf:"t ,1 of TuJ;k!ih~ ' the, hl<Dow ,: ' i rw~~'" Of Qo..ostj< ._ bW~ aad ' ·' , • """":bJ~ded. How ih done Js ICiifsterlield's secret- hot ,.un;oos k!"'w \ how mtich better it r~! ' , , . I~ t Tb ! ·aro'i'• THEY'RE PllJIE. Everylhiag th,t 8~ loto '1 Chesterfield is tested byexpertcb.e.kisu. The pu.fFSC, finest cigarette _Rapet made; , a dean, tight-tealed padc•gc. 11 fw,y,. : lh U1t'll6r JfJ* Jritli., f THE\' SA11SFY. The ~ ••. ·"1'fl ~IlL The cigarette~ ••. telli6iled.' ~,..t!il! , •• pute white. And witl> your very , 6rst: pul', you notice they liJSJI ~Pr. ' ,, ' Pleasing end satisfying- O.etterfiek11 just ....,. to suit you. right Qwll to ....~ ' enou~b.-but actual article& you can have for your, own, new joyJ Fo.u bill-four good thinp about .,.,.., <llesteriield dgueue. Remember: Tbev ore Miltkr-TMk ~Puft-S.IilfJ. 1 for your family, stepping stones to your happine01. I GOOD••• they'fJe got ~be good/ Advertising discusses realities-roJl!&ntie ones often I Ih'11 paper' are ' wrtHen • •~nlleme~tll 1n for yon. T hey arc Th e Ad -~· r<'al. They are reliable. Take their advice • e1t11, l:.alimwaMYa& T~C.. ' \ I �• 1'l!ll DAILY TRIIIUNE. PO>IEIIOY, OHIO •Jth 1 Jjr~ and llra Emelt otO.rpmter DekJttl and :se~1.1 woodpre1 are qutle Ul llr t.Ud Mn Jlvry Du1&t;OO. and tamllJ of Carpenter and Mr and- )In Jotm 8huer and fR,mU)' • were yl$Jon of Mr and Ml-1 Jl'r~tnk ...,leyW-Y Mr1 ohu. woodaa.rd ia much improved Uuvln Chase was a bWilntblJ \I I~ ltOI' In Pomeroy Mo~dlLY Iy.p.e ~~ .tl!ill (12 12c per .line. fli('TC \II 11 Mnvltuw~r Clllllffi<'M~ omlll•n eton@ nl I' ll Tlllllll h F.njtl~tntl, whll'h r~<nrdg 1he tact thnl Ply· moutb was the ln st point tou.ched b1 the Pllgrlm lo'~t thert on the ir I)'IM' lik.JI lbla (10 p~.) ~~r line. The ••1 to Ameri ca.. When Ohio Wealeyan Grid Battle lo Brou1ht In Diocuooioa FEAR OF DEFEAT ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY Hao Brou1ht Out Moot Today and Tomorrow lntenoi've Drillinc Of Seaoon "THIS MODERN AG.E" Hear and ~ee: :~umma1 y Mlclllgan mlni:'l'!d ~;how ~ In a7 lbM 11,r.t ouelli of u kJIOckCtl Chit.:aQu ~ phycr Mlchlgu u 111>\-u hl\Hbaclo. h roush those five seasons, won behmd the Mlchlgan llllll aud )5, was Ued once t~.nd thaL the then plnne<l him tm a Mf~ty reco.d Mlclugan ti 5 )t!Ul mly same It lost \ as on th~ l'm nl day of the t\fth season tseored Nhen Chtcago w.f ~ l:!' wlnniug, 2 to 0 on ronows • Joa n Crawford , Neil IIamtltun un d otlters. Pans. Wlth its gay life and love ::~-s h e was to leave them all for the ::~afe hu ve n of m~;~.umg e'! Whu-· pers of scandal!:!. She refused to belie\ e them. Aloo Comedy "THE BRID~'S MISTAKE" - LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT T Gd ay a nd Tomorrow "NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET" Peter B. Ky ne's no ve l. H eat and see· 1hlchell Arlee • ~RNIPS l•Oll SAL.h:- 1 have u lin{ , or cuol tenc'.r . 110 1p;;nnc ll~plliiiiiJl~ Jil Co.;l\t~ al. \.II . (,UTll fre~h ~lOlll tiL w ll AppJr;, lfJJ \' t:\1:1 ll.Jld I 11l WLLll U Wfl} lJ • \low oullt. l:l D C u 0.1 ~ _'ff!fk, Plct~·~ ~ I ..,, 1i"""'"""""'"'""""""u:unnun.::.m:.~::::::m:::r.::;-.••l:n:u:::.wzm 10 :n-J .. ~ :"4";, For. sALE 1 wu.k m u le one I • 1 ami a mt.~ !nun wtUl Jllu Ot b l~ ,tl.l(J~ , 5C~ :fud. or ~;:uocl IUIIIIJtl l 1 tu~ rli.W'-' ' :do \J,ug.ltn Tl,la:.s;bt'l nbadl Ctr 1:;lJ ucL. mt Go " Alao Comedy "ALL FOR THE BAND" J tacllnr WJ<\ d ' Ol.l~~ lof",.l \ • Lew1s , Lesli e Howard , Hul c Hami lto n ( lvd(• Cook Joan Standmg, Eulalle Jcn 3en and other8 . Gnppin~ drama of hfe in !he r ough See thP wild 1sland girl Leslie Howard plays the man who attempts to def) the trad1t!on of East and West. Ynm 'I "' r Pomc10y, .Oluo t·••:":!",.cc-~c·.-.----- ' - .'OUND GUILTY 1p tlill'\Cl\~ Of 0(. 1ng The Right Thin1 1 At The Right Time 1 IOH HLNJ O•t,qJI 111 i\.Lt.. 1 1l" ) o ·n 1 no Depression Gl I :::; 1' ppli P,JII, lll j U $1.651 [gg Ma:;h 10 2Li-:.lt ---...,--;--:---:::1.45 J•I.l!MDlNlo C 1' a ud h l ~ ,dll ilt Scratch Feed lh1" Cnil l' E A ~h\\Ul th 1-h• m Soft Winter Wheat GB·R lU'-~Ii-61 Bran -----:F'OR R~NT -l•'O UI I Uillll hOUlk fUI ~c d Dor o.ud Flour 1.1~h( d fl l lllllurul !u.: I f.i~hl5 ~; :l: lll /::illll\) baLn 10-..! I t.o .1' J - ant: coal OLr..mantl SltC' ~ t, Mtd cttep1 1l C;1.JJ 403-R 10-:n-H • WantedEA L! ,')MAN 'WANTED---Local ma1t 011IV t o wm 1: Po ml roy and surlt,uudlll ' 1.: o\ll lllcb CR ll!ng Oil I , •J ( t , IllS Nallomllly LUI 1/1.:1 t\lli lm~ Mu:;L IJc u h ustler 1'. 1111, 1 ' Ill •' lJU I! ~· II If YOU MI.RCHANTS lN - I ll fl!lCI t.Oil ~Hil ~ lNC A 11UI II' LJ \ It II 16',{ Dairy Feed 24'1. Dairy Feed Hone !'•P Fidelity Stock Hand Picked N a v y Beans, 6 lb. Cement Alpha, sack .lOO l -:W:-!9 Home QJ\10 10·:.!1-,lt . a~UNT Midde . . . ---------- --- Oscar Myers, W~"'f ~HOU\.0 I <'.IVE YOU fl? !ll',.,DOI5' W""A~ ~Or:('? 1 ~UP!=~~ E. ir1fi; t;ttAlPRI':IE. WILt. COME - ~ -------- ""..1\(..,. · •>:.~V~ • 0 I ~ '1CU ACE. 1 I J\ 7~, 81Jl 11:: .,.Cl..t Ct-J ,OJ'E. PA" 'Cc::.:..L IlL 'C~PEC," M'l' MeALe;. ON iJME.. AF1'ER "'THIS! F: L~- k'Ci;P '"T ~i' ·. co_. ·."~In ~o;Et l Dulo..l.AA.;:::. (" ".0 -.r 'J BlfT ll.L. L•...., .. "l'6u "THE ON ..,.He Fl~l OF MODE~N FoOT'BAL.L. '. ~I ! OF "Tii'e.. New Yotk Oct 28--IN8-Robeat Gtove, sou lhpaw of th e Athwas lhe most. valuable playm In the Ammacan Lcagu~ tJurlug 1931 'l'hls v. as lht! vi!t dlc t of e1gul MOl'>~:; lu~ws, PLAY! ANNOUNCES MON'TH WHF.N I 4FT '"T~E ~LL, 'TOOi"5! Fll'"1' ! CHI'T'E> SA~I( BECAUSE 'I'OU I "n!E PI?HoS> CHICAGO'S GREATEST. SEASON Of' WEI..L,! OON·"T ~IND BENEA"Tk "niE '3H11'1"1 ( I'VE EVER'( 4o"l OtJ ) Elli:A~ NI~Hi! '\ Daughters of Statesmen ., Form Sharp C.ont,.ast • • • • • PURDUE corw•s TO CHICAGO OCTO.IR 31IT T~ PLAY UNIVII:RaiTY OF CHICAGO ILLINOIS Jose Laval Fun-Loving Daughter of French Premier, I; Unlike lshbel 1\l!l~lJunald, Except in Their Common Pohbcal Interest. COMia TO CtiiCAQO OCTO.IR SlllT TO PLAY NORTtiWEIITIRII UIUVf'.RIITY t' ~I LEY -- NO~WESTE~S 'THI)tJDE! 5<: IN GTACKL.E ! t-QN'T \11.\f\",:.•Tl lli.l t..ov 1-.Jl '/ f'\. J,.l.l I• ,-1 ... MINNESOTA Jaek I"T•P, B.uttl:'V ~·1!" , ..cX)E'v COMIS TO CIIICAGO NOYEM.E.II 7Ttl TO rLAY NORTHWKSTIRN UNI'IIRIITY ARKANSAS lltLLAST NIGHT'S C:OMII TO CHICAGO NOYIMaiR 1'TH TO PLAY \INIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ~~ -~IGH~ESULTS Mluwnpil lls C . I I :m I NS lnt I' AI Fuedm:m uffc o tt::d ! lh ,;Jh L S~ ll 'j I II l I UC!it<- I Bclston hravy - Big Boy Auder- COMII I HOVIi:MaER tl(JI ---- ·-GRlD GOSSIP After the Game visit ~PAINTI.O WITH LICHT" WOALDS rAIR UGHTlNG RADIUM PAINTINGS HOAS OO£UVRE AND OYSTER B.A.A BEN BERNIE AND HIS o;CHESTIIA NO COVER CHARGE UNTIL 9"30 P.M HOTEL SHERMAN IID'i30t>Y \ '\\;.l,fi'\Qi-1 \ " ~\:; ~y ' 1700 ROOMS l700 BATHS II. kr=~ I Rates from $3. RANDOl.'" CLiRK· Lllr.·•·UMLI'.·STIEifS ' ' • >I • ' CHICAGO 14ttl TO ..LAY WISCONSIN New COLLEGE INN Stay over the weekend l'A'(<i, (>.!J.'f TO NORTHWISTIRN UNIVUSITY ( 101 At Pt:tlland Oregon - Leo Lom1.1 Al~ l1 C OI WHsh, he.tvyw£1ght (k11, lt I Lcs K c nu"Jdy, Long Beach C .d ---·- -- INDIANA -I Dy lntelllatiOnal News Sea vier! 111rttiOII WRS gjVC'l\ l l'r Cn JC\1 1 I II 1\1 Mcnilcai--.P!mama AI Btown Cri•ICI toO~~ Lh nl Qw n tm B1.nl11 I N H A bantamwe~gh~ clmmplon, vctt• I ll halfback rrr lh" lJ OJI , cit totted E.ugen.: Huat Fmnce 115) slty f'f Mirwesotn GcpllPI S m a\ il I A , Ntw Ymk-MUlray Bta tdt a~l e to ttlnv ~tlcn ~ lpPLI1lh ~"~' 1 ' r w Yc:tk J1 glltwelghl dcflmred tP,ll.l. t Wli\CC lSI!\ Stilllrln v ~111 F nl.nklc Cinque, New Yo1k ltl! ftr h '-!a kuec ln)l'n II!' II' Pll 11 AL U I' t ol\-Bt'llllY Lt oll a l d fm m heal" of an all .uk fc 1 ~n• nd11 1 t li!,hlwc~ht chltmploll kn ocked E m r1'1 k h a.-> bren (Jill of umfmtL\ I 11 uL \ "lttm lo Ltvttn Italian midd le· fer ll nte wee k.~; ' \\c 't;lll i31 :'·,,;~'""C'! 1 • • • COMES TO NOVI:M&IR CHICAGO ~1ST TO PUY UHIVIIIIIITY OF CHICAGO �• 1'l!ll DAILY TRIIIUNE. PO>IEIIOY, OHIO •Jth 1 Jjr~ and llra Emelt otO.rpmter DekJttl and :se~1.1 woodpre1 are qutle Ul llr t.Ud Mn Jlvry Du1&t;OO. and tamllJ of Carpenter and Mr and- )In Jotm 8huer and fR,mU)' • were yl$Jon of Mr and Ml-1 Jl'r~tnk ...,leyW-Y Mr1 ohu. woodaa.rd ia much improved Uuvln Chase was a bWilntblJ \I I~ ltOI' In Pomeroy Mo~dlLY Iy.p.e ~~ .tl!ill (12 12c per .line. fli('TC \II 11 Mnvltuw~r Clllllffi<'M~ omlll•n eton@ nl I' ll Tlllllll h F.njtl~tntl, whll'h r~<nrdg 1he tact thnl Ply· moutb was the ln st point tou.ched b1 the Pllgrlm lo'~t thert on the ir I)'IM' lik.JI lbla (10 p~.) ~~r line. The ••1 to Ameri ca.. When Ohio Wealeyan Grid Battle lo Brou1ht In Diocuooioa FEAR OF DEFEAT ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY Hao Brou1ht Out Moot Today and Tomorrow lntenoi've Drillinc Of Seaoon "THIS MODERN AG.E" Hear and ~ee: :~umma1 y Mlclllgan mlni:'l'!d ~;how ~ In a7 lbM 11,r.t ouelli of u kJIOckCtl Chit.:aQu ~ phycr Mlchlgu u 111>\-u hl\Hbaclo. h roush those five seasons, won behmd the Mlchlgan llllll aud )5, was Ued once t~.nd thaL the then plnne<l him tm a Mf~ty reco.d Mlclugan ti 5 )t!Ul mly same It lost \ as on th~ l'm nl day of the t\fth season tseored Nhen Chtcago w.f ~ l:!' wlnniug, 2 to 0 on ronows • Joa n Crawford , Neil IIamtltun un d otlters. Pans. Wlth its gay life and love ::~-s h e was to leave them all for the ::~afe hu ve n of m~;~.umg e'! Whu-· pers of scandal!:!. She refused to belie\ e them. Aloo Comedy "THE BRID~'S MISTAKE" - LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT T Gd ay a nd Tomorrow "NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET" Peter B. Ky ne's no ve l. H eat and see· 1hlchell Arlee • ~RNIPS l•Oll SAL.h:- 1 have u lin{ , or cuol tenc'.r . 110 1p;;nnc ll~plliiiiiJl~ Jil Co.;l\t~ al. \.II . (,UTll fre~h ~lOlll tiL w ll AppJr;, lfJJ \' t:\1:1 ll.Jld I 11l WLLll U Wfl} lJ • \low oullt. l:l D C u 0.1 ~ _'ff!fk, Plct~·~ ~ I ..,, 1i"""'"""""'"'""""""u:unnun.::.m:.~::::::m:::r.::;-.••l:n:u:::.wzm 10 :n-J .. ~ :"4";, For. sALE 1 wu.k m u le one I • 1 ami a mt.~ !nun wtUl Jllu Ot b l~ ,tl.l(J~ , 5C~ :fud. or ~;:uocl IUIIIIJtl l 1 tu~ rli.W'-' ' :do \J,ug.ltn Tl,la:.s;bt'l nbadl Ctr 1:;lJ ucL. mt Go " Alao Comedy "ALL FOR THE BAND" J tacllnr WJ<\ d ' Ol.l~~ lof",.l \ • Lew1s , Lesli e Howard , Hul c Hami lto n ( lvd(• Cook Joan Standmg, Eulalle Jcn 3en and other8 . Gnppin~ drama of hfe in !he r ough See thP wild 1sland girl Leslie Howard plays the man who attempts to def) the trad1t!on of East and West. Ynm 'I "' r Pomc10y, .Oluo t·••:":!",.cc-~c·.-.----- ' - .'OUND GUILTY 1p tlill'\Cl\~ Of 0(. 1ng The Right Thin1 1 At The Right Time 1 IOH HLNJ O•t,qJI 111 i\.Lt.. 1 1l" ) o ·n 1 no Depression Gl I :::; 1' ppli P,JII, lll j U $1.651 [gg Ma:;h 10 2Li-:.lt ---...,--;--:---:::1.45 J•I.l!MDlNlo C 1' a ud h l ~ ,dll ilt Scratch Feed lh1" Cnil l' E A ~h\\Ul th 1-h• m Soft Winter Wheat GB·R lU'-~Ii-61 Bran -----:F'OR R~NT -l•'O UI I Uillll hOUlk fUI ~c d Dor o.ud Flour 1.1~h( d fl l lllllurul !u.: I f.i~hl5 ~; :l: lll /::illll\) baLn 10-..! I t.o .1' J - ant: coal OLr..mantl SltC' ~ t, Mtd cttep1 1l C;1.JJ 403-R 10-:n-H • WantedEA L! ,')MAN 'WANTED---Local ma1t 011IV t o wm 1: Po ml roy and surlt,uudlll ' 1.: o\ll lllcb CR ll!ng Oil I , •J ( t , IllS Nallomllly LUI 1/1.:1 t\lli lm~ Mu:;L IJc u h ustler 1'. 1111, 1 ' Ill •' lJU I! ~· II If YOU MI.RCHANTS lN - I ll fl!lCI t.Oil ~Hil ~ lNC A 11UI II' LJ \ It II 16',{ Dairy Feed 24'1. Dairy Feed Hone !'•P Fidelity Stock Hand Picked N a v y Beans, 6 lb. Cement Alpha, sack .lOO l -:W:-!9 Home QJ\10 10·:.!1-,lt . a~UNT Midde . . . ---------- --- Oscar Myers, W~"'f ~HOU\.0 I <'.IVE YOU fl? !ll',.,DOI5' W""A~ ~Or:('? 1 ~UP!=~~ E. ir1fi; t;ttAlPRI':IE. WILt. COME - ~ -------- ""..1\(..,. · •>:.~V~ • 0 I ~ '1CU ACE. 1 I J\ 7~, 81Jl 11:: .,.Cl..t Ct-J ,OJ'E. PA" 'Cc::.:..L IlL 'C~PEC," M'l' MeALe;. ON iJME.. AF1'ER "'THIS! F: L~- k'Ci;P '"T ~i' ·. co_. ·."~In ~o;Et l Dulo..l.AA.;:::. (" ".0 -.r 'J BlfT ll.L. L•...., .. "l'6u "THE ON ..,.He Fl~l OF MODE~N FoOT'BAL.L. '. ~I ! OF "Tii'e.. New Yotk Oct 28--IN8-Robeat Gtove, sou lhpaw of th e Athwas lhe most. valuable playm In the Ammacan Lcagu~ tJurlug 1931 'l'hls v. as lht! vi!t dlc t of e1gul MOl'>~:; lu~ws, PLAY! ANNOUNCES MON'TH WHF.N I 4FT '"T~E ~LL, 'TOOi"5! Fll'"1' ! CHI'T'E> SA~I( BECAUSE 'I'OU I "n!E PI?HoS> CHICAGO'S GREATEST. SEASON Of' WEI..L,! OON·"T ~IND BENEA"Tk "niE '3H11'1"1 ( I'VE EVER'( 4o"l OtJ ) Elli:A~ NI~Hi! '\ Daughters of Statesmen ., Form Sharp C.ont,.ast • • • • • PURDUE corw•s TO CHICAGO OCTO.IR 31IT T~ PLAY UNIVII:RaiTY OF CHICAGO ILLINOIS Jose Laval Fun-Loving Daughter of French Premier, I; Unlike lshbel 1\l!l~lJunald, Except in Their Common Pohbcal Interest. COMia TO CtiiCAQO OCTO.IR SlllT TO PLAY NORTtiWEIITIRII UIUVf'.RIITY t' ~I LEY -- NO~WESTE~S 'THI)tJDE! 5<: IN GTACKL.E ! t-QN'T \11.\f\",:.•Tl lli.l t..ov 1-.Jl '/ f'\. J,.l.l I• ,-1 ... MINNESOTA Jaek I"T•P, B.uttl:'V ~·1!" , ..cX)E'v COMIS TO CIIICAGO NOYEM.E.II 7Ttl TO rLAY NORTHWKSTIRN UNI'IIRIITY ARKANSAS lltLLAST NIGHT'S C:OMII TO CHICAGO NOYIMaiR 1'TH TO PLAY \INIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ~~ -~IGH~ESULTS Mluwnpil lls C . I I :m I NS lnt I' AI Fuedm:m uffc o tt::d ! lh ,;Jh L S~ ll 'j I II l I UC!it<- I Bclston hravy - Big Boy Auder- COMII I HOVIi:MaER tl(JI ---- ·-GRlD GOSSIP After the Game visit ~PAINTI.O WITH LICHT" WOALDS rAIR UGHTlNG RADIUM PAINTINGS HOAS OO£UVRE AND OYSTER B.A.A BEN BERNIE AND HIS o;CHESTIIA NO COVER CHARGE UNTIL 9"30 P.M HOTEL SHERMAN IID'i30t>Y \ '\\;.l,fi'\Qi-1 \ " ~\:; ~y ' 1700 ROOMS l700 BATHS II. kr=~ I Rates from $3. RANDOl.'" CLiRK· Lllr.·•·UMLI'.·STIEifS ' ' • >I • ' CHICAGO 14ttl TO ..LAY WISCONSIN New COLLEGE INN Stay over the weekend l'A'(<i, (>.!J.'f TO NORTHWISTIRN UNIVUSITY ( 101 At Pt:tlland Oregon - Leo Lom1.1 Al~ l1 C OI WHsh, he.tvyw£1ght (k11, lt I Lcs K c nu"Jdy, Long Beach C .d ---·- -- INDIANA -I Dy lntelllatiOnal News Sea vier! 111rttiOII WRS gjVC'l\ l l'r Cn JC\1 1 I II 1\1 Mcnilcai--.P!mama AI Btown Cri•ICI toO~~ Lh nl Qw n tm B1.nl11 I N H A bantamwe~gh~ clmmplon, vctt• I ll halfback rrr lh" lJ OJI , cit totted E.ugen.: Huat Fmnce 115) slty f'f Mirwesotn GcpllPI S m a\ il I A , Ntw Ymk-MUlray Bta tdt a~l e to ttlnv ~tlcn ~ lpPLI1lh ~"~' 1 ' r w Yc:tk J1 glltwelghl dcflmred tP,ll.l. t Wli\CC lSI!\ Stilllrln v ~111 F nl.nklc Cinque, New Yo1k ltl! ftr h '-!a kuec ln)l'n II!' II' Pll 11 AL U I' t ol\-Bt'llllY Lt oll a l d fm m heal" of an all .uk fc 1 ~n• nd11 1 t li!,hlwc~ht chltmploll kn ocked E m r1'1 k h a.-> bren (Jill of umfmtL\ I 11 uL \ "lttm lo Ltvttn Italian midd le· fer ll nte wee k.~; ' \\c 't;lll i31 :'·,,;~'""C'! 1 • • • COMES TO NOVI:M&IR CHICAGO ~1ST TO PUY UHIVIIIIIITY OF CHICAGO �.•11 rr AT[ ll lSC f • 'l'lm DAn.Y mmUNE, POMEROY Kn. (Jeorge KrMtler wUl ent.er<- Qm ~ ~~mn M~f Soclety at her hOme an M.ullxrtY Ave nnu1id•:r evenlnl Mn ViYe 'Hine~~ and eon Harr"~~~ Ill' and. Y:ra Lewts !tines anu children or Colwnbul spent Sundar with Mn. H c Po'llrnall MJ1 8. 0 Lyman who spent the lattet part or t.he week with her siaW! aecompanied them bome Dr Edna Howell M«:Knicb\ d&Uiht.er Edna Loulse and Mr.L Robert Smallwood or BecUord Indtaha arriVed Tuesday evenin!J !or a 8bort vis t with Mr and Mrs A. V Howell Max and Bennie Rubin ntumed to BalJ;lmore after BpendlnlC the week e'nd with their broLber Jce Rubin and ram ly ar-ta Of Maa K•lled - 111 Mtne, Claun Com penAtton AS DEPENDENTS ............................. ., .. __ Mother-In Law Wu Patd ""' After W tdow Of M1ner D1ed Thf' tint (:88l! ' • to C"ame before the Shepherd's Club Has Party To The Parent• And Teachers Of Me1p Co. The County Board of Health wdl be N>ady to 1lve d1pthena toxin anhtox~ the week of November 8 All Khool children 10 yean and under are urred to take the treatment Parenta who have not recetved cOBMnt carcla, wnte your couent oa lheet of plam pa per a11n and aend to your duld'a teacher treatment •• g1ven free W S ELLIS Health Comm,..loner nljht .c.;waa Rev 0 J Baker and Rev Wm C&Sto of Dunbar spent Monday and Tue&iay here the guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd C11sto M and Mrs Henry Sayre and M dMA st at th s writ g M n d M s V tus Hartley we'e he Sunday guesU> or Mr and Mr A L McC ure T e car of 8 dney Durst and J V Flowe s car co ded o a cu vc near George Sees farm Bun<my dol g: ume dllmagc to both C£L s bu occ pans ul both cars lnj x1 M sa Ms.ndn Keefer who has em ployn cnt a~ Pt Pleasant spent ~ w ck e cl ! e c the gu<' t or her par nts M and Mrs Henry Ke fe • at FULL VOL VI- NO 39 1~0 ARE KillED IN BATTlE B[lWEEN JAPS AND CHINE~£ 1 In ftghllng Common emy AJilllery Is Brought To Play 0 N OF clo1Kiy probably ~.nwen In Nortl ~ u.,n t.on'*'ht. and Pr1day C'Otl er Prtd..,. aod In Yt"''me Wed portion I.Cinight INTERNATIONAL NEWS by Walter Brown Postmaeter General NOW IS THE TO ' oRDER THAT HEATING STOVE A 'F SPECIAL PRICES --- ROSTESS TO CLASS The Gleaners C 0.66 of the P el! er(Lted Sunday scho was ente tu. P.d by M a Mehl ILt the pa so age Tuesday evening with a masked Newspaper Man Much Improved S E Wolfe SuHic..,ntly Re cov,red to Motor to Pom eroy Wednesday NOTICE '• ' bearA our best loved on::s owny And then we call them cad But eve near us though uDBee I Thtir dear tnunorta ~plr ts '* tread all the bQundle!'18 unlverse 1.'1 11fe The c arc no rleau SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR HALLOWEEN SPECIALS SERVICE ., POMEROY OHIO THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1931 """ Famed for Legs WIRE LEASED UTEATHER FORECAST- IGOvtRNOR MEETS L A Tribute to Roosevelt WITH MINERS ON ,.,,.,, ,IG0Al SITUATION1 IW •II Be In Conference W 1th Operatora Tomorrow 'OEMS' TO E~Dl~[ fHuth St•ts Mark ORGANlZHION Of n P~OGRAM END '~NIPING' CHARGE NEW CABINET ~ W II Attempt To Prove 1 Tt.ey Have Not Been I R1dmg Hoover New Body W•ll Choooe Program Of Recon- I WOULD END STRIKES I I MGOONAlD'S JOB atruchon MAY BE USED 1A• And Put Oh1o Mtneo lntJ I P.,.ceful Operattono, I If Poa11ble IN GREAT 1dency By WILl AM S I NEAL > 1'Jus most re N cholB 8oc a abort t n Ifoa few week£ the gue11t of relatives ~C~ol~"~m:b~w~w:h~er:e~sh~e~w~ll~l~s~pe~n~d~~~~~,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~: from Oak to set a """ "'"" the w~ B t While Ru - ~~~eJ for women to Lou s ~ CHAPTER LVII That tecond aoonymou• letter wr tteo u they knew now by [!~ham had dropped an odd h nt That beh nd that nulted door they would have found the rea!(Jn why h s enem ea had deCided that Severn lmew too nut:h had become dangerous to the r eafety And li!Jham had feared that these men m K"ht try to have a way cleared sceret11 10 that door-no doubt to h de or remove 1omething the nultt conta ned make a danC"er spot safe for theJnselvel wha effr tts secret could be before the po ce could 10 vest gate 5t4ne\j WaPW1elc..,.. Killer Refuses To Clouds Roll Up Answer Questions For Gangster 'AI' Re1anhng Confesston of AI Chance• of Wtnntng Free le1ed Ac:compltce m Trunk Cnme dom • on Bad Gethng Smaller Oatly BRITAIN But Few Changes In Per •onnel But Number To Be Greater Part Of Platform Ca mpa1gn For Preo BY EDWARD HUNTE R sick Red Cross Call Patriotic It hu come to my attention that many acto of Ytolenc:e are already bema practiced liy certam pert1.. under the gutoe of Hallo :ween pnnka. Tb11 11 to notify one and all ;.:::i:~ that prooec:ubono wdl follow tf ~~. practtc:.. are not d11c:ontmued 1m mechatelJ Halloween pnnko w1ll not be counte• ~~~~:"!~ tn Pomeroy for mort~ than one n11ht c. :,~- that on Halloween ntaht, October 3ht &lid theoe miPt not be of the VICIOUI contrary to law tf the perpetratoro ex• tci -pe tlte law'• penalty C J HESS, Mayor I I;. Th•• chi d en v181ted h s mother MrA Vou Flowers Sunday Grant school Is progreJAng nice Ul been v s t ng 1 er grandpare ts ly with Wm Du st Ill ~&eher tor u few weeks M ss Alberta Schtarz eft Sunday t e s a B.'t' g s eli~ or and wer M R w Mr Beattie J H McClure M and Mrs D E Wedge M Sll M ru ea to v sited M M & Roy BuckB. ew B day M s Co elia Cosaln 1S o ~ Trabune, call 236 L af the Buttneu Office ..k for 202-R CHINESE UNITE i " READERS NOTICE-If you want lhe New• Ollice of The Dally Engagement Taker Place I Near Mukden, Only Three Japa Dte tbe Kelp county court room here mornlna was the caae of 'W'ylllio BolUnaahead d al vs The lt\4aattlal CODlmlasl.on of Ohio ,t.fier a Jury of twelve wa&. 5elect ~ from Ult twenty four jurors The Shepherds Club a depart pri!llent. th-l! case wu presented uy ment of the Odd Fellows odKC tbe a.ttwneys lor the plaintiffs and 11ponrsored a de lghtful Hallot.ree 'the derend&nta. The case waa brot program lor memben of the odg ~ t:hfl common pleu court on an and thetr ram lies wh ch was p c .--1 by tbe plaint ff from the sented at the hal h~n~ 1u~sday .lf:ll'lntf order of the commlslllon A very ente taln ng prog am WB.S ~D Holllhaahead an Ohio min kUled n 1971 In the Lewis given aa an lntroduct on by mem •nt He lert a widow and ohe scm bers of the Shepherd s c ub which . . whom the cornD'l1aalon pa d the wa.s fv lowed by a gnnd march ot ,.a:amp61U18tlon award after the pro- the cot~tumed people who attended . . gplicatk.n had been made There were prizes given to the be "~~~tout one year l~oter the widow drellfled m~~on and woman to th most com ca dressed man and wo ~ and the mDther of Mrs Hoi ~11hftd waa paid the awar~ man a.a d to the ch dren Charles Rickett& sang several vo ~_penaatlon followlna: her death ca solos followed by a nurql;le 0 ~WJU~ Holllna:llhead and wife dances by yo~gBLer ...-.W of John Holllngshead who specialty ,...... 1D West Vlrl:lnla fi1ed a. claim John Bally aseiBted by a numb lhlt the f1:0m1Dtsslon for a share of young people JC&Ve a eptodu tbe •ward compensation elalm tton of a.n old tlm~ speclb.lty da ce which was followed by a ba t~y were dependent uoon th~ r '11011 wben he waa Uvlnl' The com dance w th the muBI<: lurnlshed b & nve p ece str ng orchestra De 1 ~ heard t.he cue a.nd declied cloua refreshments were served l~Jat ~IU.tl HolUnphead and wlf •ere not to Nleelve the compensa lng !.he evening making t une the ffi()ljt enjuyab e affairs e e but lns~ad that t Should held by the local lodge Ther Mn John a large crowd n attendance ~y l 'WmNZSDA Y OCTOBER. 28. 101 OHIO 1!1' rela~vee October tum of \he pet t Jury &t /d!:l • Youth Is Found I"" Guilty Of Murder 12 Year Old Boy Probabl) 1 Wall xo to Penttenhary for Ltfe ..botln W:.ros.h 0 l i!!:I-TN~ H bf \. l<raJklln !Ill':: uli., ) r hi ill.ytr t sl r I I h � 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 10. October 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/. Title A name given to the resource October 28, 1931 bowman boyce gibbs hopkins kennedy