https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9349f2e98f30ab4cae358b27869b4a9d.pdf 9852fba213deb81c5f4b51339a6e0821 PDF Text Text WEATHER READERS • NOFICE-11 :rea ..... tiM N.,.. Ollice of n. DaliJ ~. c:aD 238-LI if t ... lluai- • Cloudy alld oookr ton1Jht; ably ral'l and colder. W e!L Vlrtlnla--Cloudy ~sbt OIIice .... ,... 202-R. • probebly showen and cooler ln Nottl); il ' \IIIIIJit\,~; FUL.L LEASED HAC[ fOH P~HTYI Royal lEADERSHIP NOW &ud. . NEWS SERVICE :WIRE Pair Seeking IHvorce IM~ YU:R ~RMISTICE NOT TO JAPAN~ It's Mama and Papa Now Will fOR ': i MulrtA..ley and du wo:~ k•arnea th<' . t' 1 Japanese 1 Doea~'t and Want ference ID · ·• ' We are opening our Second Street Store, Saturday, November 21st with an entire new stock of COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, . MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES . . '.. \ ' . ' ' l l .· ~ · Nttw Ready·to-wear New Accessories - - - - - - - - - - .,. r - - - . - - - - ' I have just returned from the Eastera. Markets where I bought Dresses, Coats, Skirts and Millinery;,..... Neve~·: ~ ~the History C)f Merch,.ndising llas •hete ~n 1!1Ulh a;l'$luction in priees on Read)' to Wear. Vou all reo. alize what' warm weather we have ha41 ·up to this time and nobody has done any buying in winter clothing, eonsequently .the Manufacturers have too much M~rchandise on their shelves. I was able to buy goods cheaper than any time in my forty years buying-and I certainly am goipg to pass it on to my customers-Tit~ . proof of the pudding is in the eating. Come in and satisfy yourself. Thia isn't a fire sale of soiled, smoky material-all clean new goods; · ' - ... . . . ' . ._ .. j " I ' ' ·. : . f • .~ '' ' I ....... -~ ' :- . ~ - _. I; ' All Aba~luteW ·.the 8 e a t Merchartdiae M9nej Can Buy ·~t S~SATIO~AI .1 .Y .. tOW 'PtUC£$~ with Hirdlnc, deiiCI'Jbed of the Jate Prel!ldent. 0 . vorpt, Sunday and - editor of the Cleveland t.o1d of the early wrlt~ and W. P. Wiley or Enquirer Bddre&sed of Ute career of of Hillsboro, Ohlo newapap, responded to rreet- by Governor White. Counterfeiters at Charleston BDWA.RD EBEBSBA.CB I H . VIm. Plet-t. Ed.ltor ot 8t.ar, .for mtt.ny year~ ~~; Dresses TBAVEL CREPES - that are two th1·eads silk, one thr11ad wool- that we sold to you for $17.60 and $19.96. 75 <h'esses to·select from · '' • •Dresses ""' "' ·$5.00 Wool Suits $9,.95 ' Black and Colored Silk Drell!lesThat sold for $35.00 to $46.00 25 to select from ·L '. $25.00 and $30.00 qualitiE!/1 . Only th11 Newest and Best Styles in ¥aterterials and Furs .··' ' Now '·' $19.95 ...... : ' Thieves Steal Old Heirlooms .,,. ' Coats $46.00, $50,00 and $60.00 Every imaginable style • Every klnd of furs Now $14.95 $35.00 ----------------··-----Dressel Coats $9.95 All the Latest Materials and Styles . 75 to sel~t from at $9.95 •' ~ $35.00 and $40.00 Beautiful material • Wonderful furs, all of the -best quwlities Now Black and Colored Silk Drefl88s That sold for $26.00 and· ~0.00 2>5 to select from That sold at $17.50 and $19.95 Coats $39.95 • Dresses •' · Blu.l!k Satin Dresses-that solei for $17.50 · · 9 to select from 't, ,, $65.00, $75.00 and $85.00 Coats ' ·Trimmed with any fur yo'U may likeBadger, Squirrel, Beaver, etc. Now That sold at $17.50 and $19.95 All New Beautiful Cloths 75 to select from $9.95 $5.00 "'···· I ·or~ Coats ·Wool Dresses • ,, ' ,. M::, sfleld. o.. , 'Iwo final mlns.Uom: !tlng, sutfl!rer for 13 attack ot hiccoughs, h · ~=r-;t~ll tdny sJter whi.., .Oll, slclans will deelde whether , et:Jt!tn will b! necessary. $25.00 ' Millinery i'• determined Never has there been such a cut in Millinery -All Hart Hat&-Cleaned up his entire stock- Hats sold for $5.00 $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 Now $1.00, $1.110, $2.00, $2.50 up to $&.00 ' ' ·_. ,. We li9)1L ~or P-.09 and $4.00 60ito select from ., :.. . . . Now · · ' .- . RA.JN THIS ; · WEF: :~ Dr. lolm '1'homu West, principal · the )(~, w. v•.• h[gh lthool, wu iDdlCMG and tried on a ehup of lriimontttJ in cODnectlon with two ~unr women on .•--, · his teaehln1 staff:· T.•1e print'ip:..l witneuet againlt the ed.uca1.11r were three •·~ Jattlton.'' who or aaid the1 h!Ut· ll!l'atdred Qr. Wel"l., from a peep-.ho!8''ftt tn the noQr abo'f~ractlce al1e'ged lmmorali- ····-- --- Pl ~ p_,·.. w oUJc~ .. !·:Jft!Ctton ,, 1n I'' _, ~ - Jl.:\ t'ly will nect.SQtat.e t.!, n. at.c rdina- t.o Ladi~'-· . ..Chndren'a, ~ .. - I An abd "mlnul o' XSl t ChA1'1LCtP<rlstl.-, This Sale·Begins Saturday Mornng in Rear Room of Red An~ho~ QD2nd:Stteet where Millinery Department wasloc"t'4~ ~e Early·-;. ~ ~ov . ISI!archlng wtll be �• ,. t, - .•. .., t . .:. ::: . -- r • Y, 8tlNDAY. N • U, 1 I With F ther --. ·-... -.. ~ ' Mor.<antown episode uc pro ·a c· y t ..•' etl Rus.sell Tr :- t cl p ts f a , ntire of in ght to m cae might ha e b en to hav e n have used as y mesa. s. a I ul~ble inj ry tf) t e pp · atte !on 's Ar ntlu • h hte• ' ,I m-1 I rE~ K .W 'I , a ne Ok !118 ' ! . u ·~ t1onall \ ...' -• ' •"1'7 ' •, I ,.. ' . �• ,. t, - .•. .., t . .:. ::: . -- r • Y, 8tlNDAY. N • U, 1 I With F ther --. ·-... -.. ~ ' Mor.<antown episode uc pro ·a c· y t ..•' etl Rus.sell Tr :- t cl p ts f a , ntire of in ght to m cae might ha e b en to hav e n have used as y mesa. s. a I ul~ble inj ry tf) t e pp · atte !on 's Ar ntlu • h hte• ' ,I m-1 I rE~ K .W 'I , a ne Ok !118 ' ! . u ·~ t1onall \ ...' -• ' •"1'7 ' •, I ,.. ' . �... --..... • ~ ·-·. ' • run By Nctrc I 're ·.a bounclr-4 labt Cf?ptes · that rand e Gary ·c ooper, ily Dam· rr ' nee, Tully 'Mar arid R' y . . . .,. :' rt' ., "ara 0! orilen arid of' hu e w ~ \ all -----•Dy 'B!ARDIN .~ . ot l -. '' ' " . ,: DV ' ; Dl b ' •• •' .• 4 P.A ' • enl r I IDA •• A '"" ..••• ...• .."•• " ... ...... . yi.DliON R. WA .: J ' ' ••• ' . ~.~ • "' •• "• • ' • Adlve.ctisin1 ia .,..twooeabuyer d II r . .....• ...• • " " " ...• • • " .·-.• .. " •• ..."' ... ."'. ' - b.oro ·J· ... " lip ve ' I brin cl • t ' '. ·. ' ' ! au th. ir "" " ake �... --..... • ~ ·-·. ' • run By Nctrc I 're ·.a bounclr-4 labt Cf?ptes · that rand e Gary ·c ooper, ily Dam· rr ' nee, Tully 'Mar arid R' y . . . .,. :' rt' ., "ara 0! orilen arid of' hu e w ~ \ all -----•Dy 'B!ARDIN .~ . ot l -. '' ' " . ,: DV ' ; Dl b ' •• •' .• 4 P.A ' • enl r I IDA •• A '"" ..••• ...• .."•• " ... ...... . yi.DliON R. WA .: J ' ' ••• ' . ~.~ • "' •• "• • ' • Adlve.ctisin1 ia .,..twooeabuyer d II r . .....• ...• • " " " ...• • • " .·-.• .. " •• ..."' ... ."'. ' - b.oro ·J· ... " lip ve ' I brin cl • t ' '. ·. ' ' ! au th. ir "" " ake �,. .______. _ ..,_. ·- ........ ···---·-·-------.. -.,._ --.. - . .-............. ' • IN 8l!IIDAT, lfO'Ili:MIIER Penonals . - ,.,.,~ · ~sUNDAY :FOR lOCAL and ! H. B. BIIW . wue \he lfftlk and Mr.s. , David : •liWr lin. J . H. De- IV INC :!':•. 1 SCH00L ·:- L E S S 0 N ·:· Maybe fm Wrong a, Jotm P. 111~•....,. Dllilif 0 ~.....---- I -- bja .• I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .,. _ _ _ _ ,... - . - - · - - - - -.. --. - - · - - · . . . - . . , . . - . . . - ... -...._.....~.......,' , a: IIIII S TT COMICS _IN COLOR Ov 0.. Va.wnta. " • 90Jld~Whf ahould · 10fv hUaband ride for hall tan.t ·' Wotnan-He'a w. J..----~--- .• • ... S COMICS IN COLOR lo ·' DO M.EROV. OHIO ._no, "' . dopynsht, '"'· Klnf ..... _ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1931 ahli4hood. ~~ Slt(£1:1 ··:· · Meet In Annual Cluaie -·--.. ------- ';i"\:. . ti I. nnm: 'lou Two Powerful Teaau ' ,. ~.---·~. Smd.lcate. InC. ' ~M~~.... IC.NQIN I'VE .• ..~~~.. Rcilll"":: u s ....... -o.. • The woman who cries so much th&t she has bea,YerB on her face l.natead of moles. _ . ' ' '·-~ ' --- :j .:' I . ..,. .<t'~ ~ I .. ·, .i · -· -{ I I ,.! ,_._, '' ' ' '• GaUipolla Tbeatre ' ~alll,oll•• Ohio ' ..... SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOV. 22-23 , Lionel Barrymore and Eliaoa Landi -int---"THE YELLOW TICKET ,....• TUESDAY and WEDNESOA Y NOV. 24-25 How to Gtt Tlwe Pattn'wl Seud IS Cftttl (In 1tampa or coin) ta Faabloa Bureau. Write carefuiiJ and plainly JOUr na~ and full addreu, tht num~ of the pattern aud the tire JOU want. Charlea Farrel in . 1' "HEARTBREAKS" THURSOA Y NOW.BER 28 William Hainel in ·. :· "GET-RICH- Qpi~K WALLINGFORD" F·RIDAY and SATURDAY NOV. 27-28 Wuner Baxter and Edmund Lowe in "THE CISCO KID" • • �,. .______. _ ..,_. ·- ........ ···---·-·-------.. -.,._ --.. - . .-............. ' • IN 8l!IIDAT, lfO'Ili:MIIER Penonals . - ,.,.,~ · ~sUNDAY :FOR lOCAL and ! H. B. BIIW . wue \he lfftlk and Mr.s. , David : •liWr lin. J . H. De- IV INC :!':•. 1 SCH00L ·:- L E S S 0 N ·:· Maybe fm Wrong a, Jotm P. 111~•....,. Dllilif 0 ~.....---- I -- bja .• I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .,. _ _ _ _ ,... - . - - · - - - - -.. --. - - · - - · . . . - . . , . . - . . . - ... -...._.....~.......,' , a: IIIII S TT COMICS _IN COLOR Ov 0.. Va.wnta. " • 90Jld~Whf ahould · 10fv hUaband ride for hall tan.t ·' Wotnan-He'a w. J..----~--- .• • ... S COMICS IN COLOR lo ·' DO M.EROV. OHIO ._no, "' . dopynsht, '"'· Klnf ..... _ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1931 ahli4hood. ~~ Slt(£1:1 ··:· · Meet In Annual Cluaie -·--.. ------- ';i"\:. . ti I. nnm: 'lou Two Powerful Teaau ' ,. ~.---·~. Smd.lcate. InC. ' ~M~~.... IC.NQIN I'VE .• ..~~~.. Rcilll"":: u s ....... -o.. • The woman who cries so much th&t she has bea,YerB on her face l.natead of moles. _ . ' ' '·-~ ' --- :j .:' I . ..,. .<t'~ ~ I .. ·, .i · -· -{ I I ,.! ,_._, '' ' ' '• GaUipolla Tbeatre ' ~alll,oll•• Ohio ' ..... SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOV. 22-23 , Lionel Barrymore and Eliaoa Landi -int---"THE YELLOW TICKET ,....• TUESDAY and WEDNESOA Y NOV. 24-25 How to Gtt Tlwe Pattn'wl Seud IS Cftttl (In 1tampa or coin) ta Faabloa Bureau. Write carefuiiJ and plainly JOUr na~ and full addreu, tht num~ of the pattern aud the tire JOU want. Charlea Farrel in . 1' "HEARTBREAKS" THURSOA Y NOW.BER 28 William Hainel in ·. :· "GET-RICH- Qpi~K WALLINGFORD" F·RIDAY and SATURDAY NOV. 27-28 Wuner Baxter and Edmund Lowe in "THE CISCO KID" • • �l:ililla.................._____ .. -----.. ----·,---- .. - .. • --· 'fi&1IT . IN SID ~fllh lOCAL fAN l A.......NKSGIVING Dl . peratum • S'ENO UP '"""" ,.... ,_. MO~Ii ·~wo PowFFful Teama Tc N\QQe_ ··,,.,,. ·- ·. Meet In Annual PA\N'i - Cl...ie • PP.tN)-- '<' E'l..l.. l.OOOE R -, 1.00t>ER - l CP..t-1 'r '"'I!!'P..Q . 'YOU 1 I'M No'T GOt"' G TO '-YIALI<: OC'N/11'1) SIX Fl..lcn-\TII E'i&RY 'TIM" "1. ~At-&'r MOR.I: Pi'WINli SOME'l4it«; f-Ill>"!o G-0't 'To &E With t.be dawnln& or Thank& 11YQ· n.1 , nut Ttnlr&day, vtr, ..&.ualiJ evti'J eye "Withlrl a radius o •IIWQ'. mue. wtU be turned to tb '"ftelll.• •here the batt.le or battlet betW.O. the "PPmeroy hilh scb~ .P.un:lle Panthera and the Mlddle ,purt ..blab achool Yenow Jactet ~wHt- .... atqed. '11le-• liSt edit.lotJ of the Panthet ~ built a n!'COrd which ooilsld erabb overlhadows any left b 'rolmer Panther aa:sre&itlon~. Tti ~ther eleven haa been HA. S · · '-'Ou Al<!E ""'R.. Aclvan.' t ue •Y Of Them .rief PP\RooN rvfe, e.u't ~MAR.T. l I!>OQQOW YOUR PA~QO"< 'e. 1' COUL 0 AR.l:.I\I'T IOOd football dur~ .,...IIi~ came parUclpated in durlrl VOL) l IIJefeaUna \earns, ·bi.• .l&m ~;, plaJlnc ~ conaJdered to be amoor Lbe beat. COOl.. I>\ ~ up blah acr.res with th~ which ~t seemed •! r '[qJe eeaeon thua far and have ~ ·~ IVER . I ,.HIM( HI: paytn ~~Uy liS INftl i ~NY A~CI·pr ~ ' DEATHS .... le For Eirht · ear Old Man nnati Bridge '' · ' 1mpoas[ble to stop and no !hold the folloWlbl record tor .., ~ .. Won 0; Loat 1; Tled l; Tot .polJl~ 1118, opponents 13. · The Yellow Jacket& have not IIi 'ta~led any ovuwbelmlnl re~ thJtl Muon, havlnl ta.Uen 8hort 1 :~ ti!Cord Plade b)l , nhampto~ teams . ot the two previous yea. •:Q.ut the same dmo the Jaclu ~·~ bten playtng tootba.ll with ..;~ drive and powtrful otrensl iUJd, delellJiive att.acka to otand c .a' . ... tea'm of baUiers. The Mldctl •· .eleven has ciUhed wJth teal COMJdera.biy hlih 1'atJn11 and f &ded \hrolllh exeeullngJ..y 8~ CIP»onenta to brin&: . smullh~ oJ 'borlf!l!l, The J.:Cir:et.' record for 1 )t!~, Ll aa fpllow11: Won 6; lt .(; TUWI 0; Total points 168, opJl( .... "· ;~ lnto $he seventh eonBef '"• ¥DlW Thanhlglvlns c~ 1Jet'weah Ule two rlvule, both ,. ·ra • •·· •tlill lrnam be rnore equal titls year ~ OomparatJve a« down pnt'Uy clo~~e, but !J fl\'tt before. ift&W"e Jntormatlon can be obtaillcd {l: dope, which seldom means a U.11na lp recard to the act.;uo.I ThC:I laraeat crowcts of hlstOI'l ,e¥pected to be at the l41ddlll sp O,'BOV,l.ANO! MAV- n-14 w)1en th11 Pulple Panthers~ the Yellow Jacket.s clash ,. 'I'hursd!U afternOOn. Weather 1 dtctlona tor this da:; will ITi Ui:.ile ·a s the <intereata: mount.s n Jy aa the day neara. - . l'LL FINO Oo't 11" IHA't'~ AI"Q.IC'A ll' ALL':> \)IEl.\. 1'!>1!!. THA't'~ OUR JOOQN!:VS ENt>!' t'LL ~t<iNP..L - --·-~ GRACE EPlSCOr.t.L CHVRC ' '<'Oo N.,.-, It 1931 ~rmon dur1ng eveniJlg &erv~ Rev. Ployd Ol&r •• . at '7 rlti. T-here wiU ·bfJ no _lttornine ~~ --·-" ~ \''''''\ ...,,,.fool NOT IQOC'IC &T! I \ '"'AVI t-IG- .A PAQACI-II.frli, I>I?OP 'tl-lll!. AN- - OHIO DEATH RATE Gl\1 'S.l..ti)J;' 0~ sfpd people Lhan It WB8 In 1930 total of 76,212 de: ., or ttie deaths were of 41.66% were 'Qf women. th" rate ror white people tor nqroeiJ 18.3, a.nd fo .,. ft~ 31).4 deathe per J,O or ,tbe hit-run driver ."'~"' ~ led woman in a tb. a 1110, In 1920, the 86me c · re · reiPOnf.llble tor Jess than •II reported death~. ·. 0 .. ...""· ' a a were the men ·~~:e Berk received L The rourth y, Elmer Habel ~ ro&H:Oi:FiiCuFifNl ~-~~r. and Yri. Roy Hoeftlch ~ure ~ Earl Oeort:e of ColumbUI IINid Mra. ldward Knllle, son · I I .' l.~. ~ Mra. Edwar1 Karg oJ ~btnl.tt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J 9~. ~~ville, at;f.a .. Mary H d. ll:r. and Mrs. Roy Wr11 htel were -.here '..o att:m ~I of Oeollle · Hoetlich Sr • was !!.trlan, 010 VE'Z KNOW l't WA"!!> tv\'e. " eiQ'I"I-IDA'(' II nep : 6t.:l \o!i or !Ill dcathll . ntotorls~ 1118 car PIC:K- eo't 1-\0~ r ,- • " e: ftve foiiO~Inl dlaeases, efP', .. cerebral hemorrbqe, : aceldenu, lllnd hit-skip 'tf.\ANK 6 I"OR Ttll~l 1\ali.tlon. ~ H .• '1 71, Liveryman and p,' 60, dle1 from traft'jc M.cOreevy was injur·OO n . Morril5 WIU hurt - Sa11'!fdft! t. . I·} 1;r· ~;u CHOR, TI-l liN Oolumb4t, 0., Nov. 21- Acco lni to Secretary l)f Bkl.te Clar J ; Brown the death rate of Ohl 1880 •811 3-4 or 1% lower per t: '. i and :Hammon heart attact drlvlnK his car 61 .ry,was and 0 ,~"'~~·~;;:!:: fatata~l .a,ller""noon:::;;:.c;:•.;,t.;;.Peace churt --,.-.- - [ t llUd Mra. Otto Phlll ~ came Prld&y to "' ti, Mr. and Mrl. John J Jlora Run and lrlenda. . 1· :. :-7Y!e . CA.&D OF' THANKS wlah to take thla op~ f.llU~Jld our 1111\CeJ·! thank.: net~ and nelghtur11. l' • "-· III'IPJ t-he death PY our tl elia.father, OOOI'Ie HOeflich, ... . , ... ' • Gaf SUNDAY a Lionel Ba• wrecked pit, half a · •t Weather 'urkey Shipmenp • ,, on1 GaUip ,... ., Mn. Lene. HQI: ~~don. surtace .. !V'Ji lhave been ror dead. "' U!ank 1 the hlrnlEhed can, the Rcdmt if.(bl and the rlmir. · ,, l'M IN •hich hundred9 ot ilge-red by a .l·day. today wt> men are &.UI C~INt. !1. 1:.--;:3 lodly llllllnted In t.he ' man ~: We eBJ:·:!tllaUy Nov. 23-IN&-The In the Donca.ster mine JELLY """ ~ - othei and DE.tTil 'l'OtL. f! JOMPII'I~ .. ··· ~ ..• ,·,.! . HE12E I'T ;G MIGIER. I FOt:JAll) .• ,;' .... • , 'fl-l 1 ~ QO C t<.Ei'f I& MY ONI..Y CI-IP..NC E' TO ."' .' tber, ng or ...'" E5CAPE! r:"':'-:~ ~:· YNU; 1n ' ''tHE .: TUESDAY a~ ¢ "FI j • • • • '_i' :..· • • ' . · --·· -.- .~·-· '1!1'·· ,_.,. · • • ·· --' · •• r . • • • �l:ililla.................._____ .. -----.. ----·,---- .. - .. • --· 'fi&1IT . IN SID ~fllh lOCAL fAN l A.......NKSGIVING Dl . peratum • S'ENO UP '"""" ,.... ,_. MO~Ii ·~wo PowFFful Teama Tc N\QQe_ ··,,.,,. ·- ·. Meet In Annual PA\N'i - Cl...ie • PP.tN)-- '<' E'l..l.. l.OOOE R -, 1.00t>ER - l CP..t-1 'r '"'I!!'P..Q . 'YOU 1 I'M No'T GOt"' G TO '-YIALI<: OC'N/11'1) SIX Fl..lcn-\TII E'i&RY 'TIM" "1. ~At-&'r MOR.I: Pi'WINli SOME'l4it«; f-Ill>"!o G-0't 'To &E With t.be dawnln& or Thank& 11YQ· n.1 , nut Ttnlr&day, vtr, ..&.ualiJ evti'J eye "Withlrl a radius o •IIWQ'. mue. wtU be turned to tb '"ftelll.• •here the batt.le or battlet betW.O. the "PPmeroy hilh scb~ .P.un:lle Panthera and the Mlddle ,purt ..blab achool Yenow Jactet ~wHt- .... atqed. '11le-• liSt edit.lotJ of the Panthet ~ built a n!'COrd which ooilsld erabb overlhadows any left b 'rolmer Panther aa:sre&itlon~. Tti ~ther eleven haa been HA. S · · '-'Ou Al<!E ""'R.. Aclvan.' t ue •Y Of Them .rief PP\RooN rvfe, e.u't ~MAR.T. l I!>OQQOW YOUR PA~QO"< 'e. 1' COUL 0 AR.l:.I\I'T IOOd football dur~ .,...IIi~ came parUclpated in durlrl VOL) l IIJefeaUna \earns, ·bi.• .l&m ~;, plaJlnc ~ conaJdered to be amoor Lbe beat. COOl.. I>\ ~ up blah acr.res with th~ which ~t seemed •! r '[qJe eeaeon thua far and have ~ ·~ IVER . I ,.HIM( HI: paytn ~~Uy liS INftl i ~NY A~CI·pr ~ ' DEATHS .... le For Eirht · ear Old Man nnati Bridge '' · ' 1mpoas[ble to stop and no !hold the folloWlbl record tor .., ~ .. Won 0; Loat 1; Tled l; Tot .polJl~ 1118, opponents 13. · The Yellow Jacket& have not IIi 'ta~led any ovuwbelmlnl re~ thJtl Muon, havlnl ta.Uen 8hort 1 :~ ti!Cord Plade b)l , nhampto~ teams . ot the two previous yea. •:Q.ut the same dmo the Jaclu ~·~ bten playtng tootba.ll with ..;~ drive and powtrful otrensl iUJd, delellJiive att.acka to otand c .a' . ... tea'm of baUiers. The Mldctl •· .eleven has ciUhed wJth teal COMJdera.biy hlih 1'atJn11 and f &ded \hrolllh exeeullngJ..y 8~ CIP»onenta to brin&: . smullh~ oJ 'borlf!l!l, The J.:Cir:et.' record for 1 )t!~, Ll aa fpllow11: Won 6; lt .(; TUWI 0; Total points 168, opJl( .... "· ;~ lnto $he seventh eonBef '"• ¥DlW Thanhlglvlns c~ 1Jet'weah Ule two rlvule, both ,. ·ra • •·· •tlill lrnam be rnore equal titls year ~ OomparatJve a« down pnt'Uy clo~~e, but !J fl\'tt before. ift&W"e Jntormatlon can be obtaillcd {l: dope, which seldom means a U.11na lp recard to the act.;uo.I ThC:I laraeat crowcts of hlstOI'l ,e¥pected to be at the l41ddlll sp O,'BOV,l.ANO! MAV- n-14 w)1en th11 Pulple Panthers~ the Yellow Jacket.s clash ,. 'I'hursd!U afternOOn. Weather 1 dtctlona tor this da:; will ITi Ui:.ile ·a s the <intereata: mount.s n Jy aa the day neara. - . l'LL FINO Oo't 11" IHA't'~ AI"Q.IC'A ll' ALL':> \)IEl.\. 1'!>1!!. THA't'~ OUR JOOQN!:VS ENt>!' t'LL ~t<iNP..L - --·-~ GRACE EPlSCOr.t.L CHVRC ' '<'Oo N.,.-, It 1931 ~rmon dur1ng eveniJlg &erv~ Rev. Ployd Ol&r •• . at '7 rlti. T-here wiU ·bfJ no _lttornine ~~ --·-" ~ \''''''\ ...,,,.fool NOT IQOC'IC &T! I \ '"'AVI t-IG- .A PAQACI-II.frli, I>I?OP 'tl-lll!. AN- - OHIO DEATH RATE Gl\1 'S.l..ti)J;' 0~ sfpd people Lhan It WB8 In 1930 total of 76,212 de: ., or ttie deaths were of 41.66% were 'Qf women. th" rate ror white people tor nqroeiJ 18.3, a.nd fo .,. ft~ 31).4 deathe per J,O or ,tbe hit-run driver ."'~"' ~ led woman in a tb. a 1110, In 1920, the 86me c · re · reiPOnf.llble tor Jess than •II reported death~. ·. 0 .. ...""· ' a a were the men ·~~:e Berk received L The rourth y, Elmer Habel ~ ro&H:Oi:FiiCuFifNl ~-~~r. and Yri. Roy Hoeftlch ~ure ~ Earl Oeort:e of ColumbUI IINid Mra. ldward Knllle, son · I I .' l.~. ~ Mra. Edwar1 Karg oJ ~btnl.tt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J 9~. ~~ville, at;f.a .. Mary H d. ll:r. and Mrs. Roy Wr11 htel were -.here '..o att:m ~I of Oeollle · Hoetlich Sr • was !!.trlan, 010 VE'Z KNOW l't WA"!!> tv\'e. " eiQ'I"I-IDA'(' II nep : 6t.:l \o!i or !Ill dcathll . ntotorls~ 1118 car PIC:K- eo't 1-\0~ r ,- • " e: ftve foiiO~Inl dlaeases, efP', .. cerebral hemorrbqe, : aceldenu, lllnd hit-skip 'tf.\ANK 6 I"OR Ttll~l 1\ali.tlon. ~ H .• '1 71, Liveryman and p,' 60, dle1 from traft'jc M.cOreevy was injur·OO n . Morril5 WIU hurt - Sa11'!fdft! t. . I·} 1;r· ~;u CHOR, TI-l liN Oolumb4t, 0., Nov. 21- Acco lni to Secretary l)f Bkl.te Clar J ; Brown the death rate of Ohl 1880 •811 3-4 or 1% lower per t: '. i and :Hammon heart attact drlvlnK his car 61 .ry,was and 0 ,~"'~~·~;;:!:: fatata~l .a,ller""noon:::;;:.c;:•.;,t.;;.Peace churt --,.-.- - [ t llUd Mra. Otto Phlll ~ came Prld&y to "' ti, Mr. and Mrl. John J Jlora Run and lrlenda. . 1· :. :-7Y!e . CA.&D OF' THANKS wlah to take thla op~ f.llU~Jld our 1111\CeJ·! thank.: net~ and nelghtur11. l' • "-· III'IPJ t-he death PY our tl elia.father, OOOI'Ie HOeflich, ... . , ... ' • Gaf SUNDAY a Lionel Ba• wrecked pit, half a · •t Weather 'urkey Shipmenp • ,, on1 GaUip ,... ., Mn. Lene. HQI: ~~don. surtace .. !V'Ji lhave been ror dead. "' U!ank 1 the hlrnlEhed can, the Rcdmt if.(bl and the rlmir. · ,, l'M IN •hich hundred9 ot ilge-red by a .l·day. today wt> men are &.UI C~INt. !1. 1:.--;:3 lodly llllllnted In t.he ' man ~: We eBJ:·:!tllaUy Nov. 23-IN&-The In the Donca.ster mine JELLY """ ~ - othei and DE.tTil 'l'OtL. f! JOMPII'I~ .. ··· ~ ..• ,·,.! . HE12E I'T ;G MIGIER. I FOt:JAll) .• ,;' .... • , 'fl-l 1 ~ QO C t<.Ei'f I& MY ONI..Y CI-IP..NC E' TO ."' .' tber, ng or ...'" E5CAPE! r:"':'-:~ ~:· YNU; 1n ' ''tHE .: TUESDAY a~ ¢ "FI j • • • • '_i' :..· • • ' . · --·· -.- .~·-· '1!1'·· ,_.,. · • • ·· --' · •• r . • • • �j ' o/ J~ I•TE • rl i '"H '· l¥ltr: • •n 12 I .. 9 T A'10 ·c I u TH ' '' ; Jf&HT . IN RIADI!Ra .' NOTICE.-If ,... w ..., tile Newt 011\oe of The DaiiJ Tri....., ca11 ZM-L 1 11 t11e Df&c>oo ult; for 202-ll fl!H LOCAL JliANK~GIVI: ...... ..... • " '' sr r.t a...~a­ FULL LEASED WIRE OF lNTtnNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I'M So <$LA.O '>NE MOVE'O INTO J.jOWSE A.> <..,AS'T ~~. ~Two P-•nll 1 " Cluaic ROOM 0!" MY .:lWN . Meet ID ADI ~·~ u ....... ' - WU.b Ule dawn:\na ltvJrc· Day, next Th1 • - ~ ll'el')" eye ~. mile:~ wtU "6eN,· nere wlthu be Ll the battJ1 );let.W'Mil the ·Pomeroy le Pl.nthen and t Jllrh aehaol Y el •. 'l1lr 1oo 1111 ·ecUtkm or · ..-. ~NUt & reeord w ·-.blJ overMbadows IU Panther aa:a:r~ "fOtJNr 8oo-HOO- :t';abtber elnen haa bl ,A.NO ·-'IOU• rood fool ~1 came PNtJclpatl \1110 _ ,, thus far aq Jl,efeatlhc t.elulla, -·noR. Al..l.o Tf\AN :t'VIi t>QNIE '10 MAKE MY ROOM /..OQJL coD r•j :,-"'E""ININ •Dl:Q¥ to be among t.11J 1la'll •JUn. up hiJb scc..r, ~h7'\ pla)'IIl& 'l'hich 1 EVER e.- ;ijlliat llnpo.88!ble to ·~ ~ld tbe followtna r~ ~r Won •; Loot 1; I .pioii\ta let, opponents • · · Tbe Y'ellow Jackets ~ ·ta~1sbed. any overwh~ .~ -.n, havtn& fol .~.. - made by ; «ama. of the two pll' ·•t. .at. the same ~lme ~ft been playlna: tao ,.....,u, drtn and powtl fDd. det~tve att.acb ' .... a team of battlers. • .....en baa clliahe(l high I·a· ed ~roush exeed IIIPPonent:s to bring .SJ! 'lorleo. The Jaek.,.. Ti ~llliderably *-m. ........ zt; Is 8.8 fpliowl!: ·~ 'njd 0; Total point!$ ;;",qMI'JI into the sever "" y.nU&l Thankagh ~t'Wti!JQ the two rtvull ...., be more equal til~ lflnr before. Oompart ~ure down pretty cl01 ~onnatlon can be ob "'JPf, which seldom a t)Jm, ._, reJarct to the The lars:est croWds 1 .•, _ to bo •t <he IU;J4. when Ule Pulpit! .. t.J:le Yellow Jackets ( v af~moon. Thurlda.v ROC!, -x'M ClOOI'-IIS SAC;\<. STA~ A MINUTE >0 WA"ft:l-1 114E <i:.l.:ti..S IN '"II-4EI<:t ICINAL. d!ettona for thill day li.,t.tle as the ' lnt.ereste 1p1 ly as Ule day neara. And Win COD.tenlion in Dia· pule of Learue in Man· CoM!!; ON, LADEliS- SNII!P EE"'-'TO &51 VOT Cl-100 'T&&NK -:tc;:u..) ARE~ ••. MUMMIES~ churiaa Trouble Rt:H&ARSAL-- GRACEEPiSOOfA~ n, 191 NoY. Sermon durlna evenl' ltev. Ployd Clark, r.. '.I!Mre will "be nd jltlor . ---.t.- OHIO DEATH RA.'JI Oolumbtfs, o .. Nov. 1 to Secretary or sta J. Brown the death ratl l!JO -,a 3-4 of 1% low• HOnd people than It wo Lna 01'" ,Lile 1930 total ar 7t :14% of the deatha \\1 •46.66% were ·ot w t~th'"rate tor white ~ ' f,ur nea:roea 18.3, o l~t"aees 30.4 deat.h1 tlon. ,. · OH, ROD - 1-r'S C!IOING TO "1'l:> BE MAR.VIiL..OL.l'S! "'I'I'<E--~- 7 ~II'Z.L..S AR& PL.l'T'TIN<::> ~EIR HEAR"TS AND SOI.oL..i)" IN'TO 'I I ! . ~...::r:Sl ' ftve folloWtnw dll ,, · cerebral hemont , accidents, ane 64.2 ~ of s.ll ( 10, in 1m, the 1 responsible for 1611 reported deatha. . """i"'EI:i&'S ~AT C.OL..L.Il!ee MEN WI-<O'v& C:.OM~ OOWN TO BE F?A.RTNI!:I'~.S OF ~- ISJRL..S LA"TliR.-· jP.I!iFO.C-iiiiEi'.:ii1 ~t:...J.Ir' and Mn. Roy It ""• Earl Geora:e of Co -.ad Mrs. •dward Knllh "'' NMl Mn. Edwar1 R pl~att, Mr. and Mrs. 9f, '(!!!\IC»lv11le, Mf•., Ml n• .lir. ••• am. •t.&I were here ~I of was drl11in& town was Henry, 81 wife and RQJ ~o Oeorae-Hoetl f'" . aaernoon at Peaee the car Men, Horses Die In automobile ·-~ t&~=Pr~~. ti, Mr. and Mr.a. J aylan Run , and 1~•• ~:':~ ~=.TJ:~i · our slncea tt ~pd na. \od1y WQ.)'. At Leaot Seven Men Killed, 15 Jajure<_l; 10 Show Honea are Ki1Jed and friends. . ~ Railroad Wreck ! and nelghb9 ..,.,ted In Ute 1 ilrl~a the death 9'1' , 1 iia'.l._ther, 000l1Je H~ 'f. We efli:·~IL\I.Iy than~1 ~~it.hed ~an, the "" a(~J and the rhoir. . • ,, Mre. , Le"' an:t ""'· ' ' ol A 1-l&iCI<. OF' A l.o0~6 SUNDA1 Licmel B '. Bec~use of the weather, dealers said. tcring of the blrdB "had tailed O::Jd 3,000,000 pound"> rtrused turke'vB arrl11ed Jteie lut year; 1.n the cinrespanWnK '"1iME TO lod. Qo<AN615 . "Tf\ the south we!.t frost . NEw England ex1..Ziio! Rummu warmth yest~rday had its " TUESDAY bel' • 2!jJ Oll wt"nt to 70 preyious .... THl.j In Franklin, Penn., touched 1'6 degrees. Hunteno at Venango, ' ·"_ "GET-RIC~ clared the rat.bU s~asml t:d b)' the un~nobly' perature which bntught cr carden flowers and a FRIDAY . Warner ,. ' While of lettuce and onlona. • '· • • • � 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 11. November 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 November 22, 1931 dickey hoeflich