https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/406d7e1d989b6cce9419bf4d0beabd66.pdf c24fd4dcf43492779c6f177325e7e7d3 PDF Text Text • -. ...... ' •· i - .. I' ' READERS NOTICE.-If ,..... wuot tiM " - · Oftice •., Tbe Daily , T.U....., call 2H-L1 if tbe BuiU.... Oftice uk for 20Z·R. -·a ..."" ----·- w1th Us ht rain t.oulaht and Northeast portion Tuesday. FULL LEASED •III10W ' - ..'' ,. :WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE : OR 50ME 'ti-\IN<i "-T "tt-1~:: cu.i a After Wife?-$io,ooo , .Three Are ' Killed Week End Traffic Accident. 1 f.\OPE ' , TAOSc - Plcm~e "Bone&etteru Reese Regarding Hia P,.rported Withdrawal From Gub· ea Away At Young•· town; Wao 76 TO HELP PARTY DO Tt'll:IR s'TOI"'F 1 Secretary Of 5·l..te Tool'· eo "Hat Into Politi· cal Ring" Fol I Ha <e.'TA. . G GEQ '. . A .l.t"t"f.L.'1Ji· Wl't~ •;, .. ~ ot:)'t ·sea ~~:;. UpperMI GrEi:'J"'tiNQ 50 ':'>PIC lr~tr.:>! l'T NE\IER 5EE!MS "to MAI<E Me. HO'l' - '1=-7 Indo • 11<11-\l'!tl A'r ME. HOtl'l'&QS TAl<!::' A ~t\O"t - .,_, THEY:._L NI!N~ ~'t ME ON IRE. S.PO'T - t..t 1\ " ' '. .... . I "P:· CI'IO~E ilK& AFQICA- 6QING ME 'Tf'IE SI-\IPS 1..0G 1 Ao Republican Leaden Concede Probability Sean:hinrlnquby Aa To Why $:!25,000,000 Of Government Fund• Were Lost "THIS. I'!> TH'E ONL.... · l.OG 1. COOI.'O By WU.LIAM K. I. N. S. Staff Waahlnaton. ~IN I>! the Hoover ' ME CAl See Oul menta at 1 School, Junl· Decemberh n .LOo~«e. i.lkE AI='RIC,..,, l!>t.>l 1.'LL lNQUIQE 10 MI'I~<;E ' '5U~E 1 POGGON!: I.• lM 00~~'{ ANI> TIR.. O ANO NO ONE .lt-l '!!:.IGt"o"T .. YE'T II . CHURCHES "PO!Ill SUNDAY DANCING ,•·, lnd• " ' Sil~ aubsld!WY clraa.nizatlons, the tre~ mendous broKerage charges paid to the wheat a.nd cotton subsidiaries at aome or the' rather extraordeals reported between tl\e corporations and their II-IE '5PO'TS AQ E' t'IU. ,ON l i '·., ~.'f' ee. 5ERIOOS so..,.s.- "Tt-~fii"T i.o•o~<~·ll • Flying Colonel Is Anxious to Retbrn IForeign ' Office American Of'fl<!ilil Mia quoted ematorial Rac.e FOUl( ,OTHERS DIE I"AQRO"tS ~NNOUNCEME NrJset Mark Over Sea APOlOGl Off 8l BROWN lND~i ·:BY J~P~N TO N~MEROUS Hl[S i IN STIM~O 1 HAD BEEN :IBy Japa For .' tation; Incident ; , garded Cloaed . ' �• • ilOMDAY, NO'VbDID 80, 1131 1"111: DAIL1' TRIBUNE THE DAILY • lit aa mau.er u, a& omc. • 4 81 • _...._ -~-~~ 1'1\'111' .aept. ~ ~ ol ';IUd> s. .... • FO~M[~ POMEROY Foini~r!i8~~e~an 1 GOOKIN~ EXPERT'?E~;;.;~!~T~~~ Middleport -r--~ :E1~::;:;:;~.; r~~-2-=.~~i'J Goin• Aroqd J.n Washington the Poat. 1t31, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1131 l'OIO!ROT. U810 PASTO~ ST~ICKEN JIF ~OIIp1 $. ALL£N Publl- DoUJ ~: ~ ~- ~~ on Lower - . . t -~ l'OIIlOtJIY. o ~:?~t.l.!"' 'I' .~ or..,... mattft' lor pui>UcolkJQ t.lw • WHil[ IN PulpiT - -Jll!' ...,old 1!1 ~ ~~~ "!''I'" "'""'""" ... ........rtly lo printed. ·~ ~ bowcft:r eKel!ent and dHirable 1n t.hew- ' '!1!'0 \a !!!! ~~ !'Jll "' pul>lllb<d., ~ IIIJlOS P1JIIJ.I8BINO COliiPAI<Y et Pnlerw. 01a1o ·'"'"""' .....~ 'o!"' ~olai!O• """' .,..,. .-~~oo~a• (;oil a1 MaU >~ She Months Tbr~ U:cm.thl • W A Race ITO MftK[ of Son a~er rebidenl o! I this place who ha.-; been U~lng wlth hlb ~on John al Balt.lmc.re 0 for ( enlnos ~~~~:".:,"c!:'!."::'""' il H ti l{a II c00k'1ng Viall with nauga I c0Rp0RAl ... '1111tlrll Mn C•nie Bini and other Mra "'urned "'Co- dauahte. Betty """" =:u=n:u:::: "=~ -- [ ~ G[ Nl Lim~ lh~bowuolr~w~n~v-ftve •tter spendJng Lhe IIOllll that were auns durlns Hilmer =:. "'"""" 8Uild&J !~~w~e~ve~anr: ~~re W:,"" I aDd Mrs HowArd Olbba or listers ' "" ., •• HuntJ.n,:ton returned Monday to M1sr. Mary Dennla ret.umed to Dr!- apecta.lly eottumed tor varloua their hmle alter vbJlUnl with Mr her employment •t the . . . . special They ln and llra H ~ h "" .. ..-,, rorInDeaf hat. Colwnbul, eun .. 1schoo! special choruaea and novelty actaperform at Inter..... ...,.. d _,_ ~"" val!! during the main production Christine and Kathryn Grant o! BY mom I a • ...,r a _.._., -.:-·· Columbus were week end luettts of here wlth her moUier, Mn Loulla ll Jocal '""'rle wiU lit tb.t. past lew years was th<J vlcLim I At F s~hool l Mrs C<Jra Maddy le!t Wet:lnea· • otH• ar. b<accidentdl Tha 1 k~w;:vmg l)o.y 1 5 ree ... ~l[~S[ ~ d B Th day for HunLinrton whto r" she hliiiB camf! zzy and tell ovet ln I ponsore Y e employment. hi~ room br~ aklng hiS hlp He l:; 1 D 'I , 1, quit e an aged mt~n being 9:.! year~S 1 &I y Tnbune slc~rs B A Stewart Ia reported ..., - ~~~~e:lenty of peppy aonl(a and their mother, Mra Homer Orant I DennlB and other relative. old hl.s nut bh thc.lay and one ol ~he Mr a.nd Mrs Herb Ch&mber.s Rev Boyd Oay left u,mdi:J • ~ WELL KNOW N HERE c.lde~;l Free Masons m Lht' Stille o! BEGINS TUESDAY Mrs Sherman Hanes Is vlstllng The Ucleet& have been placed on spent Sunday In Marietta. wllh momtnv for a wee.lea visit. with b~ ' Ohio J h er daughter Mrs Qeoorge Oliver Playlet Under Aulpicea 5ale and It looks like a great. show relatives 1son and other relative:! at z.nea. and family at l.l&rt1ns Perry, Of L o A T I Oeor&e Sanborn of Cornt..ga: t>peut lillie Body To Be Brought To And •• Continued Thru Several from here wtmt LO Dlle&h· ea•on UXI tary, DIES IN mE WEST the week end with Mr am! Mrs Chartes Womeldorll' has retumed. ~ ' .... Racine For Burial Sunday to hear t.Le bll.Dd QUM'Full Of Fun M~ Miriam Oanlelll, mother of Oscar Sanborn of Gravel Hill to his home In Toledo, endlnl: a W e dnea day; A t SC: h00 I Ire Wl from tht: Mi.sstun church a~. Mrs C A Poindexter Ia in receiPt Mr and Mrs Pred Bhlillwver visit here with hlJJ aunt llJld unc:le, On Wednesday Auditorium Charl~ston The lmport.ant cnaracters selt!ct- 1 ot a me~age announcing t.he death spent Sunday wJth friends an£1 rela Miali Vtrginla Corbin and Char• Kennetl, Black entertalnod 11 ed tor lhe plo.) corporal Eag~n lot her slater Mra Frant Leach, Lives at Raymond City Corbin '' ' Bt~l~clnnrtl· 0. Nov 30-INB-- w~ ~ ~ Ju~t riJ!ht sn;-~~ seJve \'It! 1 8 number of !rlenda Wedms1aj nl&ht lO be staged at Lhe Masonic Tern- I who died Friday at her home In Mn w ;p ForQuer and dauahter Mrs 0 Vlnctmt of Pal.rmont ~ ~ ••• ceq n the PUlpit while dtsr celebrating hU; 18th birthday plf. ple here Thursdi1Y and Frida~ uu- , Los Angeles, Calif Mn Leach wiU BetilaJi Jef& Sunday tor the'lr home visiting Elzu. Yeacer and tamll,y. 'C'i$\.Jrf cussing the rteathbed ~cene or Mar:~_ c.t rt3.1u mcnt courst' is frf'quently t ·en were present ou.mes were der the auspices or Ule Lad!eR be remembered by older citizens In In COiumbw after beinll' guest.s 01 Jamer. Y~aaer who vllllted wttif,. :J~ 1 Queen of SeoUl Rev Charles II pmzle to tht' mo~t fe:O(f)f!rlenccrl played 11 nd lunch serlled Auxiliary to the Feeney-BenneH 1the Pomeroy Bend as Mlu PetiiY !rlencll and reiaUves here hil; lather and other relatives dQt Brady 62 pastor o! the Asbury M ~T~T[ ICH~'~Y [C(,t.K Miss Myrtk furnc• Will ex- Mrs Wm Spa.uldlng and daUJ:h· Pobt. o! the Arnerlclln Legion Ill" Gray Bhe leaves besld.ell this one Bund&)' guests of Mr and Mrs the holiday vacation returned E church, WiloS dead here today plain Um. subject t.u all ladles wh:l tcr and son·in-law Mr AId ,_.. rs rehearsing ever) night and e\er} ~ister her husband one eon and Joe Leonard were Mrs Margaret day t.o Co!umbUA to 0011tlnue A stroke of apoplex' caused his attend The D1Hh Tnbune fa·e lh:·t-!ctem Sturgeon all of HuntlnaL~n, thing points to one of the grealelit ont' d11Uihter allllvtng In Loa An· Ralph and daughter of Galllpolls studies I \: Lrlc ~ooklng &"hool to be hf'ld at 1Mr and Mrs Tom Bpeuce 11011 and productions or laughs ever staged I geles Mr and Mr.a J R Th<Jmas or Mr and Mrs G B Cook dEath while lle was telling the congreptlon how the queen cried out ,the Pomeio~ Junl01 high school au-~daughter of Spring HIU 1h v 11 ' here The cast Includes man} ~ell Kanaup and Mr .and Mrs H 1 farnlly ur Martetta were here "My kingdom for a moment uf tlltcuum Tuesda} and Wednt'saoy visited the Warner sisters' .:ru tdRy' known promlnenL bmmesa men The MJ1111Ionary Boclety o! the Thoma.a of Middleport day omen On Way To Work Earh Rfternoon cla.">S '>~;ill becln at Mr and Mrs. John D~m' and here which woven together pro I First Baptl8t church will meet Mlsa Mabel WUson spent Ule Mr..: Arthur E.'teveru -;;• :~;~;~~~ time," and ex.plaming that she 1 IIi 0 clcck and an e\enlng tlass children o! Wellston and Ml'6. duces a regula r laua:h ~>emsation wished another moment of IJ ir to in Athena lnj'ured In Tuesday afternoon at the home of we'J)t end in ColumbUB Jean of Charleston left atone fur her ~Ins o , ·~•II, be 11t:lci Wednesday n1ght tx>- Deems mother Mrs Wi t~. or MePaul Dillard, local comedian y;Jll Mrs Nora Hamilton Mrs Leota Bchreiner returned alter 11 short visit He had just started to repeaj the Colh110n & 111 mg at 7 30 o clock All ~>e~si~ns Arthur vlstted relathes here over I ))Grtra~ ~he role o! Izzy Isadure Ml55 Helen Beeson and Miss le~ay from a vllitt tn Columbw; I pa;::nts Mr and Mrs queen s words My kingdom for a :r-of the COCklllg_ school are [lee to the week end ' Goldstein and he and hiS buddy Edna Randals of Colwnbul'l were Mill8 Fannie Pup.t.e and Thomas rPhilr d ~n~l Mrs w E moment of time when he was 1 NEAR ROCKSPRINGS any lad~ of Meigs Count' v.ho MrR H A Spe 11 cer a"rl sons mO~ Corpor"l Eagen get. In!.o a"ll kmd<s Y.eek end gul!..,t!l or W H Bteaon Sheet& ol Pmneroy spent Sunday 1 ta. e P ~ are ,,,;,~,-,:,;~:-·Iii Blrlelten The sentence was not Wll'lhes to nthmd all':l each one PI\'!~ tcred to Pl}muuth w va F lill' o! pecullar circumstances from Louil; Ohlinger returned Sunday With Mr and Mrs Oeora:e saue1 ; nE er \\oil finished • - l~cnt wtll recf'll'e a free t1ckel cn· r ta visit relatives returm 11 Sa~uT peeUna: pota.toe~; to captun~ ~pies to Akran after visiting fot a short Catl Nichols SCJn of Mr and Ml s. M HarJe~an£1 1 Rev Bmdy fonnerly was pastor M111 DeJia Green Moatjt!Uink th em loa chance on ~\ernljday Olenn Nichols ot Gravel Hill, W&l! Mr r.an~n MrsrsAi:X.~,,,"'~~~:~,i~!J[:! keeping the audlt'nce In a OOntltJu Lime with his mother at Zanesvme Columbus, Pur~. S o I H t, 0 h awatds of fOO<! cooking uten... •l~> et.c Mrs A w Pullins and d ht.e a! uproar Evelyn MUler Lettie Fugate, taken to Holter hospital 8u da d h mouth Pomeroy and Ironton He e,10ua Y Ur t • to be glvt·n away during the school Kathleen and Albert BpenC:~K wet~! Katherine Hawklru; hilS t.aken Russell Mllls Edward Tewksbary, for &11 aPf't'fldlx 0 ration n Y a111 ter Frieda. .,as d te era Are Cut The F'rt'nch and Hahn 1~ naH! end [to Hawks Nest Thu sda ihe part of Sal!y 0 Nell Eagen s 1Joe Clark and Max Sanborn reMr and Mrs ~I W Huntington ' le.""..S varieties and eomb!naLions or ' r Y sweetheart and comes through with turned Sunday from YoWlptown, three children of Po.J~lle U:.~ La ~s George Hartlnl(er of Cleve.. gra ua d from Ohto Wesleyo.n unJvetsUy tn 1898 fluvms obtained mostly m the met.h·j Mr and Mrs Emory Gordon of a smashing protrayal or an lrlsn where they a.ttended t.he Ohio B y Friday and 8e.turdav wtlh M:v "'"'• h n vlstlhted over the week end w1tb Rev Mr Brady had been a resiThrEe W:)men !;\:ere Injured one ed or cooking Ht when French 01 Kyger vl$lled Mr and M.~ Hale gl,rl The special guard MCOooley IP u Convention Mn WUllam Wolf: r a.n er mo er Mrs Cordelia MLU'Pb1o"•~ dent of Cincinnati !or about two belie\ed ~erlo!!sly when two Cfl.rs Ita lian cooking! s mentioned 11 t once l Harding, Friday Bert Martin, dispatched to ~pture Garnett. Burchett returned to Mr Willa I.e b ....... 111 181 years, coming !rom Ironton He were In a CG .. ..ston of the State tH't~cne thin'.s or french fried po. I Mrs Troy RUAAeiJ and datH:"hter the 9Y IB very important acd tell.!; Columbus Sunday evening after UveK In Coml lm d .!'_.~ ..Pa,. rela· RETURNED TO INSTITUTIO. ,, t had also been pastor of Ule Col urn· Route 31 near the Rocksprings tfttoes o.nd spa8-hetll Miss Turn~ Dolores Lee and Mr.!i Ella RuBJtli them ho"' to win the war Bus .speudlng the ~ek with her slllter n an --= rm bla. Methodist Episcopal church bl'- Falr~ounds Sunda~ evening about "DYS thl' secret o( fmelgu cooking ~ motored to Middleport, But do.y Reichman Is the hard boiled cook Mr5 Don oumeld In Charleston d Dr ht:!nd :rs C Silllleton and Lawrence Ha"ii:-;ho was tatiif fore taklnij: charge of the Ashur~ 6 oclock in thr seasoning 11 1d she will pro. and wete guests of Mrs RU81ie11 :J and Billy Barker is the newsboy Mr and Mrs WJilltun Lowe mo- aur r, ancy of Charleston tnta custody here recently by~~~·:··:~.: ~" churCh where he was sb1cken He Tht Injured were Ml!is Dell(!. duce this secret at one or the cl~:~SB· ~rents, M1 and Mrs ,John Lam- "'hlle Chulle McMa.titer 1s plenty tored Lo Columbus Sunday returne1 Sunday to their home o.f. ty omcers on 8 charge of had preached as pastor of ch urches. Green ot ALhens, bellcvc1 to hav<' es t<Jmortow Ol Wednesda~ ~b rt tough as ~he Top Sergeant Mrs WUllam Wolfe who ha.s ter usltlng here with Mr and Mr!i bad rhecb was returned to ln Zanesville Coltimbu5 Pomeroy suffered a fractured skull &nd hip Mu;.-; Turney festme5 modem Mr Cubbogr who recently PU1· A feat.ure or the shoY. Is the been vlslt1na: for some Llme with John Downing Boys Industrial School at Lanc;M;Porl:.'!lmouth Iron:otl Syracuse and Injuries MillS Elizabeth Holland electJlcal lllbor &tvlng devkes m Chased the old Saundr.111 ~111m nf'al men s Soldier and Sailm chmtls all relatives at P08t.orla returned FriMr and Mra D 8 Fanner son Iter by Parole offtrer Schaefer. sat.! Minersvllle of Athens cuts and bruise• Mr5 Jlustmtlng h(•r 1 eclpes Membe Dan and w E Rusaell retutned 1 urday Hall had tierVed a sent.enotJ 1lft.'"''" 1 town Is erecllng a two .,toty poul· d1essed in Soldier and Sallo~t unl- day He was m charge of the latt~r R D Young of Pomeroy cuts and the oud1ence are permitted to ~~~e Lry house et~lng :;~;:v, 1'1.: of our form.& middles blouses and tJOus~ MTB Delbert Comb& and three Sunday after spending t.he week that Institution before and b!'4 congregations In 1903 He serv <"d bruises J R ~mlth of Huntington and Inspect the !OOd preparf'd on t.Q'>~;nsmen cmpluymen ets Thts group wU 51ng all the old chJidren of Olendnle W Va, are end with rel&tlves and !rlends The been released on probation ' ' the Pomeroy Slmpsc.n Metholdist dr~! of the .. ther car was unhlllL the ~tage A special diSplay oi -~-- ~ --~ --~ ~-~ ~-~ '":; J church during the time of the 1913 accident 1..8 said to have oc· Pomeroy mercantile booth.<; wlll be 1lood and wa.s at Pomeroy ol to· currecl as Smith attempt-ed to pass at the .schol auditorium and many 11 wagon which was being drlnu gifts will lx! distributed tO th L dgether about five YI:!Rrs He had been In the mlnistrv !or along the highway In the same ies e a 33 h ·~ direction tn which he was going • 1\ years avlng been ghduated Tilt other car headed toward Athn.n} woman attending th~ lectures may write Miss Turney a quesfrom Ohio WesJeyan university In 1898 He Is survived by hill wUe ;~~e~:~u~es~~11 ~ t~~e a~da!:::~r: tlon concemlng any 1ccipe and re~ daughter of the late Lucius cross collision lhey collided celve an answer dming a question tbe tormer MIS& Bes..~ie Cross Th bx ~rlod of Racine, three sons Edwin AI~ e c11.r i 1 which the Ia lite.<~ wei ' Metl.:hants v. ho a1 e coope1 a tin bert am:l Frank one dau1hter riding was turned r.omplel.ely ovel with Thf' Dally Tllbunc in sponsm ~ '~ 1-fargaret all -of Cincinnati and one J.nd ~tid over. nn embankmmt be- mg thf' school are rhr. Ohlu Pow:;ide the loat.;way The car wa.s rr Co H'lttlcy :1nd Benndt Ep I( brothl:!r, Robert of Boiae Idaho Puneral services will be conduct- car damaged considerably The ~mtth Grccr.n Ohio Stnndard rck h P however, did not leave the lOad P one ed Tuesday afternoon at the As- and was flamaged sh!!htly Co Enol Dawso•1, Robln!iotJ s bury Methodiat Episcopal church The Flnsterwald ambul&nce was Pomeu~y LauPr!r) Ro:;e th(: Floralter which burial will be made nt summoned and U:Jok tile three wcrn 1•st, Schwegman & R-oedel Meigs Racine, Wednesd.av en to the Athm hosplt 1 h Groe<!ry Co, Sanltmy Groce1y 9u--- _ ,~,. lnJ :s a w ere 1a1 Run Flour Mtlls Othnot-e Autn ...,.":1 uries were treated Mtach- ~upply steeple Jack Hat t & c , es of the hospital flaid they W::!l e Melas Stnr Da•ry ' Gress M D.t not ~ure that M.~ Green had sur- M k t ea I fered a tracture1 5kull but decldej M!~"~!': :~~lugs w Grocery, to take an x-ray sometime Monday ware ~ et_y c as 1 nard· All three women are employed by se.vera.l hl.lndred QOunds or oop- the State Hoopttal ll.t Athens and I============== e e I per wire supposedly stolen from had been visiting fnends here Cotro where ht' hns been a mines tn Meigs and Perry countit!i> Smith Wll5 returning t.o hls heme at from by C 0 and William Browning Huntmgtc:J and was brought to the bu::;ln"'ss visitor the pnst few (Jays Mt and M1 s Hn "Old V/Jggim or a.nd Carl WilllallUi, was discovered sheriff's oUice h~re Jollowltl~ tht' loaded Into a raJJroad car ready to accident Minor m.~urles Smith had Columbu8 ~p~ut the week end heN' ' be shipped fr.:~m the junk. yards of fUffered were treated at the s h er iff~ Mrs Wiggins wtll lle rcmembe1 ud Prank Citron at Martins Ferry omc~ and he th-tn we)"lt to a hotel as Meta Kaspar oaughter of the lute when Meigs county ofllcer.s motor- here whP.re he remained for the Norman Kaspa1 ML<;s Marian Ebersbu.ch and guest. night ed there Saturday Miss Mlllgaret Fe1re~ wete Lhe din· Police of th~~ot city Immediately DON'T read •II ;ony more nP.t guests ea· urday <'W!ulng of .stopped the car of wJ1 e fmm being ' I( Mrs Edward Stolatls ot Hartford flhlpped Sheriff Tt acl de puts than I read the whole of anynewapaper or rnagM1.:; John Hlte son Klmbal and Young-, Sheriff ol Perrv county fl.lld Mrs Gardnc1 R c} nuld ~ teturned Carl Williams returned there Monazme. But I do read a good many of them. Frhh\) ('Vl'nlng from Columbus da.)' kl make further Investigations. where *he~ spent Thanks!>I"Vl.IB "Rerendy I've been reading more than usual, It Is thought thaL the two junk Mh Amy Q.;cary am i daughter wlth 1•latlvcs and frltnds dealerA ' thete Frru1k Citron and M1 se:. Knthl"'t me Schluegcl and and I e<rtamly hke what Chesterfield ha. to ,.y Htumon l:; rau \I. Ill te phn.td un- Vdma returned Bunda\ afte1 !leV· nal days vl.sit m Columbus Ann"l Vaughn and Eddie SttaUSII der arrest b) .ne omcet s I Mist' MarKut•rlte Mome Jf!lu nco ftlllm~d Friday evening frt~ml and the way il is oaid. I would ptobably hke the .. BROUGHt TO JAlL to her hollK! at Dunbar W Vu a,f- x~n 1 o. and Daytou \\;}lt'.J"e they \.l.sitc1ga,.tte, too, but somehow f~ust haven't got Rms Shumaker of Mld 1 k!port ter a short visit WJth relat1v.3.. d over Thanksgiving waa brought tc the county JR\1 here here Mrs Harry Moore of C::~lum· Olt'nn ChMe .!;~Itt the wce.K eno. 'roulid 10 trying 1t by Middl~>port omcers havloliJ been tus Vrho hs.s bet:n vlsltmg here ac- tlf'rP. with relatives and fncnds He cqmmltted on a tine for Uquor law companied her daughter home wall acoompo.nld home b) Mrs "Come to thmk of it, I can'tldl you w~y I Mr and Mrs Harry ElmHh aut :::'ha~ and •on Jack who have been violation In t.ile Lowt or M&.yor J E. Harley Mi& Anna Durst spent SWlday at vil!lhng hne smoke tlUs other ogarttte. lt'a more from habu, Rose1 llle with 1 elat1v~s Mr a.nd Mrs Hay san:ei and baby C.t.SE POSTPONED Mr ond Mrs Henry Dutst dau· Mr and Mrs &rL Kocken.sp>n-ger I suppose, than for anr real reason. The caBe of the state of Ohio vs •hter Cot a and Mrs Ma1gucrtte of New Lexington M1 and Mts WUllam and Jal'tleS Betz Indicted 1Durst and daughtet Bcnucf Ann Walter Steele of Ct ooksvllle WCI"I.' 'Td never thought about it before, but last Jolnt.ly by the Gallla county grand 1Wt're Columbu.q v1sltnrs Sunday t'C- the g 10e8ts of Rev and Mrs H L jury for recelvlnl( stolen goodA WM tw.n ng home Monday Henthorne an:J ramlly SundBy mght, at a pari) , I notiad Olflu of my friends Edgar Gilmore o( Cclumbus and Whll"- he1e Mr a.nd Mrs SatJ-el had postponed from Monday untJI,December 28 Mrs Jame.s Matllewson of Powell their 5twen weeks old baby baptized ~five men and three girls-who had changed 'Ilhe Betz brothers conducted a 0, spent the woeek end with the! by Rev Henthorne Junt buslne811 In OalllpoUa and are fath<!t Curtis Ollmcre and daUibMr 11nd Mrs w w Grant reto Ch<sterlields. They told me th~t Ch..terfields acc::uaed of buytn 11 copper wlrtl, ter Helen tutnfd to thch home at Etllson 0, milder, that they taste better, that they just akllen by Frant Parker, Raythond Mt and Mrs Harry Stearn re- .1fter spendmg Thanksgiving y;lth Baldwin, Edward Vltt1toe James turned to their home at Cl-eveland Mrs Gtant 8 parentl'. Mr .md Mrs seem to saosfy. McNt!ll and Andy Cole from th~ e.lt.er a vtslt with Mrs St.eom's Charot'.S F.bersbach 8yracuee Mlni8, Inc , at Syracuse mother, Mrs George Hetzel on Lin- Mrs Gllbrt Walters and sister Mlss "Of OOUI'Se, cigarettes are a small thing, but. Deputy sherl1r Dana Tra.ey who coln Terrace Martha Slagel returned to Wash~ made lnvee~ta:ations In the caae and Dr Edward Slagel who has been tnrton. o c, after spending the after all, they 11ve me a lot of plusure, and a the arrests, was ealled to Oa!Upolla vWting his family and parents Mr Thanlulglvlng vacation with their as a witness and Mrs John Slagel on W'cat Main parents. Mr and Mra John Slagel dgamte like Chesterfield that you hear ouch St, returned to Lexington KY. Rev and Ml'fl John Orr who TO BE4B A'I'HINB CA81!: Monday have been vlsltillJ' relatives here good thmgs about, must be good. Anyway,l've Judge C E People& of the !4flp Miss E'elllY Stewart of Columbus returned to their home nt New County oommon pleas court was !Spent the M'l!k f'Ud with Mr and WJ!mington Pa just bought my firnt packall" of Chesterfields, ea.Ued to preside on the bench ill 1Mrs John Bhorr and other friends Manning Webster s.nd Ml&.o; the common pleas court of Atben~ Mr and Mrs Earl Hickman t"t- A.gnes McQuigg returned U:l Ql~lo and I beheve I'll find them just hke the ads say county Monday and Tuesday turned to CoiUJnbus Sunday after 8 State unlverslty at Columbus, SunJud1e Peoples was to have heard few day.s visit with Mrs. Hickman s d -mdder-taste better-pw~:-.raJU.f.\." a. ease In the C~&.uta r.ount)' com- ' parents Mr o.nd Mrs John Blaet- alt:r and &'frs 'wuuaro Watson ~....,. . .,_ ~ ,~ ,' ~. "' . mon pleas court Tueaday, but tba.t tnar d d ..~te ,, •< case ha.a bf!en pqstponed UQ;Ul .[)e(:- Mr am;l Mrs. Wllllab). W watet ' 'Ln a,.. •• r spent Sun<lay with ember D in order to a.ccommOdate ot Le1loy 0 , nre announcing thE' friends In Huntington Mrs 0 R Fa.rls and Mrs Chr.s the Athens county court Judie birth ot a daurhter born Monda\ W R Whlte or the OaUia eount.y morning In Wadsworth Ho.spltal Wolf returend Sunday after a l!:JI . court, will preside In the case ot IMr and Mrs J"ol10 C Chase are the with rela.tives in Younistown MISEi Ella Hennesay and Mrs Tom Ashley vs. Alexander set for Dec- grandparents ember 9 1st with Mr.s George Ebersbach ano Hennes8y went to COlumbus Sun! Mrs CharlH Ebeh8bac h W!5 hostess-- day evening to be with Tom Hen'l'he Ladles Clasa o1 Simpson M es nessy who had a tonsil operation ln I E Bu:aday &Chool w!U meet tn the W•llls and Bob Blagd left. Mon- Omnt hospital Monday morning I chmcll parloc Tuesday evening J.>ec day mornlnK for Pllnt, Michigan Mr attd Mrs Clyde Williamson I _;;.;....;;;;....;..;;;=-Mr and Mrs Rollin Price o1 returned 00 Warren 0 after a vl81t ~ CARD OF THANKS 1Colwnbu.s s~nt the week end with with Mf9 Myrtle G1UD.th and other We wish to thank our manv theh parents Ml' and Mrs Charle~ relatives , friend~ and relatifes lor their ktnd 1Prlef! and Mr.e George Enzenauer Mrs ~nk Pu1ate sr returned ~ IHIII and sympathy dui'lna Ute Ill· l liCtll Mildred. Plaher Who baa been home after a week'& vl!llt with her / me11 and dt:ath of our be~d .o13 vlllltlng then aeoompa.nled them dauahter, Mn. Wllllam Dannhart aDd brother, OJermont 8cbaefer Miall Ma.r~t Jl'erree of Dayton in Plttsburlh. Also wlah to thank Phmerwal1 returned to her home Sunda.y after Georae Angeletti returned to '~l- and Youne- and Rev Henthorne for spending Thantqlvl.ne Wltb MIAA Marietta. SUnday alt->r a visit wtth tlleir tlnd and consoling wor(ls, alstl Markm l!:benbach hls pa.renta Mr and Mrs A An:.f Mrfl ¥ot1r1, the beautiful ftora.. ofMrs Mary Rite ot Gore, 0, !II ielett1 ..;~ fetlbss by the Ohio Power eo., r.nd tile 1uest of her ClaUfhter Mre Mr and Mrs Richard Jesse of 11 fitthera, also for $be ctonaUOn or aomer IA!wl!,l and family Beckley, W Va. , were h.ere to a\1 ~f lar.t 1 Ml..BI M:a:Jdne Lewll J&ft Monday tend tbe tunera.l of Mr. Jeue'•J ,!'i Mra. B&1'blll 11114-. lehaeter, forw.t.oaan A. autoo tor a d1ort Nturno4 vJslt. Balurda;o aflomoon. broth ~r. Edward M Jmse, Su.1day Cl193l,lJGGITTAl4YWTOhCCOCO. _ _.;_..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Rev. Charleo W. Brady io Victim Of Attack Of Apoplexy ON &lit &Jl9 Honn. v~~: .2':•• g::-*~1"010:~.,·":: ::·~: ~?;.~~.. ':: : : ;:.·. h~:~nbder Oook.aad: ''~· News Irl£nds 11t Oallipolla 11tt-er return· TO I one Month W H I I THR[ E AR[ HURTI I EN CA Mf. ET' New York and ChLcaa:o • 1 ~ ,One Year tured Hap In Fall at ' Devlne·Tenney ~ .... Race,· 92~uffero Frac·ITO rxPlAIN HOW ::~?:n?art::~G:::r ,:~ I [ I 'lfl·ll Coli ....~ ~- NA'I'lONAL ADVEilTIBDiO aBP&UENT.t.TIVES " W .A. rl I I I -- I 1 1 ll~ .. BUY '<CHRISTMAS SEAU I £VEil\' CITIZEN who •• able to do so, should buy Christmall Seals There IS not JUSt one rea~on tor thiM. there are several among which th e "ollow,ing should be liste~:· ' ' ,. · aiding the I cause'.t>¥ prov1dmg fund s ')'hereby Tuberculosis cases may be edUCated to secure early medical care, thereby sav1 hundreds of lives to humamty. Second, wtth the money derJVcd by the Ka le of Chnstmas Seals, an educatwnal program and campa1gn lastlnJ{ from year to yea.t, may be financed Thi.,rp, by means of funds denved by the purch~;u.;e of Christmas Seals, money U! provided w·hereby campaign" may be backed that I e g i s I a t i o n may be pro\ 1ded which will secure proper samtarium14 for the care of the unfortunate tuberculm11s VIctims. Fourth, by buymg Christmas Seals, one make s It posSible for local groups to be organaed, these gr.oups deahng wath the so.lutJOn of various problems of thP. many tubcr- I Hear 1 MISS .MfRTLE T!JRNE~ 11 • )1eeeaeary to enfqree those demands. !1\''.!~~n~, if it doe~J nothmg else, clearly ahhwt~ ! s,•., to 1 little ~he ,veraae oft\ce holder Is in- t fQnnf:'r's • His first and ' t hr. "Uft .. ertow~• ~" 11 " 1 1111 11 l::t"ull.,.tk 114113'" \\lllh !1 """ unt 11111lh•fl lhl' importan~ mtltl"r I l. thf' f'XIKINIIP "' 1h" Ph" his own desries to accomplish nrmwnm1 kt1m1 u 11,. 11nf1• •tm1 1 ~-"''" "lm••elf · 1 lbl 1 rall) "'(fiKttl~.<>ll tn mn•r• 'f'llf 1111 ., 1n the east poRE! iXpflll5e. e t m ~ thoriTII'" •'"'" !h~· !lnhJt•lt or WtlllhJulil• 11 St.u \\,l\(!l.- Bit... • _ 1 ; ol some two yea I'!! without at lea.<t 1 . 'll~~ :~~~~;made to collect the same, If the court• of In•·.~,.'17!•fl .. t••n• :":"l'h~'"'· _ ~J~C:~~~ !t;o: occur. Certainly true, it 1s, that not led 1 1 would permit his peroonol property I i1 ; I of1leials, sworn to upho\d the laws of the Uel$ h 1\ten !rom an ' I JpUf"IUll ed!torljl-l ,/e p~'!"'; 'i~e pr,ot~ct the mterests of the taxpayer, !Should a - edltorla.l wrlt'er liad tn ' ..'I: . present .m; circum- I ~ a)'i~IJ!4:. <>:: Roasted pea{lut.ll"' du1YIfrQblem beet. use , under no t tal\QlJ ~;hould they be . . • ..Next tw:. in Importance · to J oh n Taxpayer Is th a t I ; was m•ni!;. NO ROASTED Pt:.t.NU','S! I ; into the treasury of the •tate, th" move bef iqF '""~" .t11"""t lm,med1ately after demand or the money are . t.he b,ac~ ~ent "1' · <' a,<ihoiiij.:..· end the llilonc. lu !3 Months W11h Your Eloclric So,...ico Bill . Herbie Kay 11 Orchfl!ltra KI'BBels Papuw Qjnce saoo-Down ; Dance g;~:~:) 1a2Ist5 Popular Twed Hopn a As little II ; t:~b. 1 ~ 245is ':!':n'i-e~~;,:: Our Christmas Offer ; ter WJnllhell, U, Ben Bernie's 30 Romances or the aea. JO, tery Story, 10 30, Clara., Lu Em .U, Bing Crosby, 11 u, • Dream f\hlp " 11 30 Morton 9 AuiOmetic llectric Rent• . Abe Lvman and His Band, Red Goose Adventures, a cs. --·-- -- ; Stagers Memqrles, , Lu and Em, It Slumbtr "'""" 11 30 varlety Program WON-chicago (416 t·7201 Slnlilll Lady, 7 16, HBrold 7 30 Mode!; and Melodies, The Oumps, 8 Mills Brothers, ' I ; T IS WITH consJderable anterest that many •'ti-n~:~ h•ve been readmg about certain horse owners '" _, ~ having used state ba1ns at the Ohio State FKir g1ouflds for ' · b d d many months wtthout any rent havmg een pat , an m f4'Ct so far ~s can be leut·netf, wltho~t any attempt to en' force anyone to pay the rent. Somehow or other 1 the mformat10n leaked out thnt • KUch procedure had been tomg on for a constdetable tame. Whether the preSB of public opmton or what not brought , • about a demand for the funds lonr past due, ts not known, nor la it of an¥ particular tmportant;e. The chief th1ng In w"'i~tl trhe iaxnayer ia interested IS wheth~r or not the ~· , <."1• ;..~~ ~i~~ be p4,1,d ~nd how sopn. The lates report on lhc subJect is thuf the horse owner ha!! paid 14ome $1,200 of PersoDals , I • ; iiY,~~;.,in~s~~~~:~~~:~~~~~·: Ohto 8tate!il•o~ 1,'0,.1', ·~ THE BARN EPISODE GHTER:· ; ~. Pomeroy .. the~. "I , hop~. . ; lam, KITCHE~ ·~ TASKS MADEl J who read the newspapers . I AYS ..:iS: ; cause more genutnc satisfactton and a feeling t\,lh:•a~~tlri~:;::~ ~~~~:~~~!~(;f'~~~ good has been accomplished to the person W"ho c to this cause by buying Chru~t··tas SP.als When a purchaser scpnos money m thu~ cnuHe, he or she knows 1t is to be put to some R'Ood purpoHc, a lastmg one, comp~uable only to the savmg of soulH. One to save souls, must first save the phystctd betng. Th.1s then, 11:1 one of the direct results of the good being accomplished by the Christmas Seal Campaign. ~~~~:·.~:~•·;,:~~~~~ Tl:lere is n~thmg more deaervtng than the th08C dedtcatmg the1r lives to the fight agamKt losis. Certainly the average mdtvldual who is not able or • 7Amosn willing to give of hts tame for thut great cause wtll stop arch, 1 30 -· ;;; ..;: lonoo- enough to contribute some httle bit tf only the Thi!! Quakers. 8 30. i'<~pui;~~ e ' monies, 8 fiD, Sllltei'B widow's mite, toward the saving of thousands of our~~ so ore~t "..~'"'.!~"'"'~'" young men and women who have a right to be gtven a ·_-,·...:~-:··; chance to Jive an.d enJoy llfe. Buy Christmas Seals apd I~i~'m'·~:_:i;~,;:_-1 help some of those unfortunates to fulfill those nghts and Tell of the wonderful e<;OI,lO~Y and convenie~te 'of Electric Cookery. Attend The Daily Tribune Cooking School Tues· day, DecelJlber 2nd. al 1 :30 .and again at 7:30 P. M. Copper Wire Is In Ral"lroad Car ; youth or lass 1n th~ lute t eeps or early t\ventit!M, all but overcome by the ravages of thas W l11tc Plague, the great and chief destroyer qf hmiJa~ hfe between the ages of 15 and 40 This bmng bru~. t\lere '• nothing that should • ' •' "I suppose I'm like fl!QSt people . culoMis vi'c~~a,. ~ l ~ ~ , ., ' ·, ' ' t . Nothing',. ll.ore h~ah reni\in~ lha~ the §ight 'of . . 1B _ F!_ist, when one buys ChrJst.rnaa Seals, he ,, .... �• • ilOMDAY, NO'VbDID 80, 1131 1"111: DAIL1' TRIBUNE THE DAILY • lit aa mau.er u, a& omc. • 4 81 • _...._ -~-~~ 1'1\'111' .aept. ~ ~ ol ';IUd> s. .... • FO~M[~ POMEROY Foini~r!i8~~e~an 1 GOOKIN~ EXPERT'?E~;;.;~!~T~~~ Middleport -r--~ :E1~::;:;:;~.; r~~-2-=.~~i'J Goin• Aroqd J.n Washington the Poat. 1t31, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1131 l'OIO!ROT. U810 PASTO~ ST~ICKEN JIF ~OIIp1 $. ALL£N Publl- DoUJ ~: ~ ~- ~~ on Lower - . . t -~ l'OIIlOtJIY. o ~:?~t.l.!"' 'I' .~ or..,... mattft' lor pui>UcolkJQ t.lw • WHil[ IN PulpiT - -Jll!' ...,old 1!1 ~ ~~~ "!''I'" "'""'""" ... ........rtly lo printed. ·~ ~ bowcft:r eKel!ent and dHirable 1n t.hew- ' '!1!'0 \a !!!! ~~ !'Jll "' pul>lllb<d., ~ IIIJlOS P1JIIJ.I8BINO COliiPAI<Y et Pnlerw. 01a1o ·'"'"""' .....~ 'o!"' ~olai!O• """' .,..,. .-~~oo~a• (;oil a1 MaU >~ She Months Tbr~ U:cm.thl • W A Race ITO MftK[ of Son a~er rebidenl o! I this place who ha.-; been U~lng wlth hlb ~on John al Balt.lmc.re 0 for ( enlnos ~~~~:".:,"c!:'!."::'""' il H ti l{a II c00k'1ng Viall with nauga I c0Rp0RAl ... '1111tlrll Mn C•nie Bini and other Mra "'urned "'Co- dauahte. Betty """" =:u=n:u:::: "=~ -- [ ~ G[ Nl Lim~ lh~bowuolr~w~n~v-ftve •tter spendJng Lhe IIOllll that were auns durlns Hilmer =:. "'"""" 8Uild&J !~~w~e~ve~anr: ~~re W:,"" I aDd Mrs HowArd Olbba or listers ' "" ., •• HuntJ.n,:ton returned Monday to M1sr. Mary Dennla ret.umed to Dr!- apecta.lly eottumed tor varloua their hmle alter vbJlUnl with Mr her employment •t the . . . . special They ln and llra H ~ h "" .. ..-,, rorInDeaf hat. Colwnbul, eun .. 1schoo! special choruaea and novelty actaperform at Inter..... ...,.. d _,_ ~"" val!! during the main production Christine and Kathryn Grant o! BY mom I a • ...,r a _.._., -.:-·· Columbus were week end luettts of here wlth her moUier, Mn Loulla ll Jocal '""'rle wiU lit tb.t. past lew years was th<J vlcLim I At F s~hool l Mrs C<Jra Maddy le!t Wet:lnea· • otH• ar. b<accidentdl Tha 1 k~w;:vmg l)o.y 1 5 ree ... ~l[~S[ ~ d B Th day for HunLinrton whto r" she hliiiB camf! zzy and tell ovet ln I ponsore Y e employment. hi~ room br~ aklng hiS hlp He l:; 1 D 'I , 1, quit e an aged mt~n being 9:.! year~S 1 &I y Tnbune slc~rs B A Stewart Ia reported ..., - ~~~~e:lenty of peppy aonl(a and their mother, Mra Homer Orant I DennlB and other relative. old hl.s nut bh thc.lay and one ol ~he Mr a.nd Mrs Herb Ch&mber.s Rev Boyd Oay left u,mdi:J • ~ WELL KNOW N HERE c.lde~;l Free Masons m Lht' Stille o! BEGINS TUESDAY Mrs Sherman Hanes Is vlstllng The Ucleet& have been placed on spent Sunday In Marietta. wllh momtnv for a wee.lea visit. with b~ ' Ohio J h er daughter Mrs Qeoorge Oliver Playlet Under Aulpicea 5ale and It looks like a great. show relatives 1son and other relative:! at z.nea. and family at l.l&rt1ns Perry, Of L o A T I Oeor&e Sanborn of Cornt..ga: t>peut lillie Body To Be Brought To And •• Continued Thru Several from here wtmt LO Dlle&h· ea•on UXI tary, DIES IN mE WEST the week end with Mr am! Mrs Chartes Womeldorll' has retumed. ~ ' .... Racine For Burial Sunday to hear t.Le bll.Dd QUM'Full Of Fun M~ Miriam Oanlelll, mother of Oscar Sanborn of Gravel Hill to his home In Toledo, endlnl: a W e dnea day; A t SC: h00 I Ire Wl from tht: Mi.sstun church a~. Mrs C A Poindexter Ia in receiPt Mr and Mrs Pred Bhlillwver visit here with hlJJ aunt llJld unc:le, On Wednesday Auditorium Charl~ston The lmport.ant cnaracters selt!ct- 1 ot a me~age announcing t.he death spent Sunday wJth friends an£1 rela Miali Vtrginla Corbin and Char• Kennetl, Black entertalnod 11 ed tor lhe plo.) corporal Eag~n lot her slater Mra Frant Leach, Lives at Raymond City Corbin '' ' Bt~l~clnnrtl· 0. Nov 30-INB-- w~ ~ ~ Ju~t riJ!ht sn;-~~ seJve \'It! 1 8 number of !rlenda Wedms1aj nl&ht lO be staged at Lhe Masonic Tern- I who died Friday at her home In Mn w ;p ForQuer and dauahter Mrs 0 Vlnctmt of Pal.rmont ~ ~ ••• ceq n the PUlpit while dtsr celebrating hU; 18th birthday plf. ple here Thursdi1Y and Frida~ uu- , Los Angeles, Calif Mn Leach wiU BetilaJi Jef& Sunday tor the'lr home visiting Elzu. Yeacer and tamll,y. 'C'i$\.Jrf cussing the rteathbed ~cene or Mar:~_ c.t rt3.1u mcnt courst' is frf'quently t ·en were present ou.mes were der the auspices or Ule Lad!eR be remembered by older citizens In In COiumbw after beinll' guest.s 01 Jamer. Y~aaer who vllllted wttif,. :J~ 1 Queen of SeoUl Rev Charles II pmzle to tht' mo~t fe:O(f)f!rlenccrl played 11 nd lunch serlled Auxiliary to the Feeney-BenneH 1the Pomeroy Bend as Mlu PetiiY !rlencll and reiaUves here hil; lather and other relatives dQt Brady 62 pastor o! the Asbury M ~T~T[ ICH~'~Y [C(,t.K Miss Myrtk furnc• Will ex- Mrs Wm Spa.uldlng and daUJ:h· Pobt. o! the Arnerlclln Legion Ill" Gray Bhe leaves besld.ell this one Bund&)' guests of Mr and Mrs the holiday vacation returned E church, WiloS dead here today plain Um. subject t.u all ladles wh:l tcr and son·in-law Mr AId ,_.. rs rehearsing ever) night and e\er} ~ister her husband one eon and Joe Leonard were Mrs Margaret day t.o Co!umbUA to 0011tlnue A stroke of apoplex' caused his attend The D1Hh Tnbune fa·e lh:·t-!ctem Sturgeon all of HuntlnaL~n, thing points to one of the grealelit ont' d11Uihter allllvtng In Loa An· Ralph and daughter of Galllpolls studies I \: Lrlc ~ooklng &"hool to be hf'ld at 1Mr and Mrs Tom Bpeuce 11011 and productions or laughs ever staged I geles Mr and Mr.a J R Th<Jmas or Mr and Mrs G B Cook dEath while lle was telling the congreptlon how the queen cried out ,the Pomeio~ Junl01 high school au-~daughter of Spring HIU 1h v 11 ' here The cast Includes man} ~ell Kanaup and Mr .and Mrs H 1 farnlly ur Martetta were here "My kingdom for a moment uf tlltcuum Tuesda} and Wednt'saoy visited the Warner sisters' .:ru tdRy' known promlnenL bmmesa men The MJ1111Ionary Boclety o! the Thoma.a of Middleport day omen On Way To Work Earh Rfternoon cla.">S '>~;ill becln at Mr and Mrs. John D~m' and here which woven together pro I First Baptl8t church will meet Mlsa Mabel WUson spent Ule Mr..: Arthur E.'teveru -;;• :~;~;~~~ time," and ex.plaming that she 1 IIi 0 clcck and an e\enlng tlass children o! Wellston and Ml'6. duces a regula r laua:h ~>emsation wished another moment of IJ ir to in Athena lnj'ured In Tuesday afternoon at the home of we'J)t end in ColumbUB Jean of Charleston left atone fur her ~Ins o , ·~•II, be 11t:lci Wednesday n1ght tx>- Deems mother Mrs Wi t~. or MePaul Dillard, local comedian y;Jll Mrs Nora Hamilton Mrs Leota Bchreiner returned alter 11 short visit He had just started to repeaj the Colh110n & 111 mg at 7 30 o clock All ~>e~si~ns Arthur vlstted relathes here over I ))Grtra~ ~he role o! Izzy Isadure Ml55 Helen Beeson and Miss le~ay from a vllitt tn Columbw; I pa;::nts Mr and Mrs queen s words My kingdom for a :r-of the COCklllg_ school are [lee to the week end ' Goldstein and he and hiS buddy Edna Randals of Colwnbul'l were Mill8 Fannie Pup.t.e and Thomas rPhilr d ~n~l Mrs w E moment of time when he was 1 NEAR ROCKSPRINGS any lad~ of Meigs Count' v.ho MrR H A Spe 11 cer a"rl sons mO~ Corpor"l Eagen get. In!.o a"ll kmd<s Y.eek end gul!..,t!l or W H Bteaon Sheet& ol Pmneroy spent Sunday 1 ta. e P ~ are ,,,;,~,-,:,;~:-·Iii Blrlelten The sentence was not Wll'lhes to nthmd all':l each one PI\'!~ tcred to Pl}muuth w va F lill' o! pecullar circumstances from Louil; Ohlinger returned Sunday With Mr and Mrs Oeora:e saue1 ; nE er \\oil finished • - l~cnt wtll recf'll'e a free t1ckel cn· r ta visit relatives returm 11 Sa~uT peeUna: pota.toe~; to captun~ ~pies to Akran after visiting fot a short Catl Nichols SCJn of Mr and Ml s. M HarJe~an£1 1 Rev Bmdy fonnerly was pastor M111 DeJia Green Moatjt!Uink th em loa chance on ~\ernljday Olenn Nichols ot Gravel Hill, W&l! Mr r.an~n MrsrsAi:X.~,,,"'~~~:~,i~!J[:! keeping the audlt'nce In a OOntltJu Lime with his mother at Zanesvme Columbus, Pur~. S o I H t, 0 h awatds of fOO<! cooking uten... •l~> et.c Mrs A w Pullins and d ht.e a! uproar Evelyn MUler Lettie Fugate, taken to Holter hospital 8u da d h mouth Pomeroy and Ironton He e,10ua Y Ur t • to be glvt·n away during the school Kathleen and Albert BpenC:~K wet~! Katherine Hawklru; hilS t.aken Russell Mllls Edward Tewksbary, for &11 aPf't'fldlx 0 ration n Y a111 ter Frieda. .,as d te era Are Cut The F'rt'nch and Hahn 1~ naH! end [to Hawks Nest Thu sda ihe part of Sal!y 0 Nell Eagen s 1Joe Clark and Max Sanborn reMr and Mrs ~I W Huntington ' le.""..S varieties and eomb!naLions or ' r Y sweetheart and comes through with turned Sunday from YoWlptown, three children of Po.J~lle U:.~ La ~s George Hartlnl(er of Cleve.. gra ua d from Ohto Wesleyo.n unJvetsUy tn 1898 fluvms obtained mostly m the met.h·j Mr and Mrs Emory Gordon of a smashing protrayal or an lrlsn where they a.ttended t.he Ohio B y Friday and 8e.turdav wtlh M:v "'"'• h n vlstlhted over the week end w1tb Rev Mr Brady had been a resiThrEe W:)men !;\:ere Injured one ed or cooking Ht when French 01 Kyger vl$lled Mr and M.~ Hale gl,rl The special guard MCOooley IP u Convention Mn WUllam Wolf: r a.n er mo er Mrs Cordelia MLU'Pb1o"•~ dent of Cincinnati !or about two belie\ed ~erlo!!sly when two Cfl.rs Ita lian cooking! s mentioned 11 t once l Harding, Friday Bert Martin, dispatched to ~pture Garnett. Burchett returned to Mr Willa I.e b ....... 111 181 years, coming !rom Ironton He were In a CG .. ..ston of the State tH't~cne thin'.s or french fried po. I Mrs Troy RUAAeiJ and datH:"hter the 9Y IB very important acd tell.!; Columbus Sunday evening after UveK In Coml lm d .!'_.~ ..Pa,. rela· RETURNED TO INSTITUTIO. ,, t had also been pastor of Ule Col urn· Route 31 near the Rocksprings tfttoes o.nd spa8-hetll Miss Turn~ Dolores Lee and Mr.!i Ella RuBJtli them ho"' to win the war Bus .speudlng the ~ek with her slllter n an --= rm bla. Methodist Episcopal church bl'- Falr~ounds Sunda~ evening about "DYS thl' secret o( fmelgu cooking ~ motored to Middleport, But do.y Reichman Is the hard boiled cook Mr5 Don oumeld In Charleston d Dr ht:!nd :rs C Silllleton and Lawrence Ha"ii:-;ho was tatiif fore taklnij: charge of the Ashur~ 6 oclock in thr seasoning 11 1d she will pro. and wete guests of Mrs RU81ie11 :J and Billy Barker is the newsboy Mr and Mrs WJilltun Lowe mo- aur r, ancy of Charleston tnta custody here recently by~~~·:··:~.: ~" churCh where he was sb1cken He Tht Injured were Ml!is Dell(!. duce this secret at one or the cl~:~SB· ~rents, M1 and Mrs ,John Lam- "'hlle Chulle McMa.titer 1s plenty tored Lo Columbus Sunday returne1 Sunday to their home o.f. ty omcers on 8 charge of had preached as pastor of ch urches. Green ot ALhens, bellcvc1 to hav<' es t<Jmortow Ol Wednesda~ ~b rt tough as ~he Top Sergeant Mrs WUllam Wolfe who ha.s ter usltlng here with Mr and Mr!i bad rhecb was returned to ln Zanesville Coltimbu5 Pomeroy suffered a fractured skull &nd hip Mu;.-; Turney festme5 modem Mr Cubbogr who recently PU1· A feat.ure or the shoY. Is the been vlslt1na: for some Llme with John Downing Boys Industrial School at Lanc;M;Porl:.'!lmouth Iron:otl Syracuse and Injuries MillS Elizabeth Holland electJlcal lllbor &tvlng devkes m Chased the old Saundr.111 ~111m nf'al men s Soldier and Sailm chmtls all relatives at P08t.orla returned FriMr and Mra D 8 Fanner son Iter by Parole offtrer Schaefer. sat.! Minersvllle of Athens cuts and bruise• Mr5 Jlustmtlng h(•r 1 eclpes Membe Dan and w E Rusaell retutned 1 urday Hall had tierVed a sent.enotJ 1lft.'"''" 1 town Is erecllng a two .,toty poul· d1essed in Soldier and Sallo~t unl- day He was m charge of the latt~r R D Young of Pomeroy cuts and the oud1ence are permitted to ~~~e Lry house et~lng :;~;:v, 1'1.: of our form.& middles blouses and tJOus~ MTB Delbert Comb& and three Sunday after spending t.he week that Institution before and b!'4 congregations In 1903 He serv <"d bruises J R ~mlth of Huntington and Inspect the !OOd preparf'd on t.Q'>~;nsmen cmpluymen ets Thts group wU 51ng all the old chJidren of Olendnle W Va, are end with rel&tlves and !rlends The been released on probation ' ' the Pomeroy Slmpsc.n Metholdist dr~! of the .. ther car was unhlllL the ~tage A special diSplay oi -~-- ~ --~ --~ ~-~ ~-~ '":; J church during the time of the 1913 accident 1..8 said to have oc· Pomeroy mercantile booth.<; wlll be 1lood and wa.s at Pomeroy ol to· currecl as Smith attempt-ed to pass at the .schol auditorium and many 11 wagon which was being drlnu gifts will lx! distributed tO th L dgether about five YI:!Rrs He had been In the mlnistrv !or along the highway In the same ies e a 33 h ·~ direction tn which he was going • 1\ years avlng been ghduated Tilt other car headed toward Athn.n} woman attending th~ lectures may write Miss Turney a quesfrom Ohio WesJeyan university In 1898 He Is survived by hill wUe ;~~e~:~u~es~~11 ~ t~~e a~da!:::~r: tlon concemlng any 1ccipe and re~ daughter of the late Lucius cross collision lhey collided celve an answer dming a question tbe tormer MIS& Bes..~ie Cross Th bx ~rlod of Racine, three sons Edwin AI~ e c11.r i 1 which the Ia lite.<~ wei ' Metl.:hants v. ho a1 e coope1 a tin bert am:l Frank one dau1hter riding was turned r.omplel.ely ovel with Thf' Dally Tllbunc in sponsm ~ '~ 1-fargaret all -of Cincinnati and one J.nd ~tid over. nn embankmmt be- mg thf' school are rhr. Ohlu Pow:;ide the loat.;way The car wa.s rr Co H'lttlcy :1nd Benndt Ep I( brothl:!r, Robert of Boiae Idaho Puneral services will be conduct- car damaged considerably The ~mtth Grccr.n Ohio Stnndard rck h P however, did not leave the lOad P one ed Tuesday afternoon at the As- and was flamaged sh!!htly Co Enol Dawso•1, Robln!iotJ s bury Methodiat Episcopal church The Flnsterwald ambul&nce was Pomeu~y LauPr!r) Ro:;e th(: Floralter which burial will be made nt summoned and U:Jok tile three wcrn 1•st, Schwegman & R-oedel Meigs Racine, Wednesd.av en to the Athm hosplt 1 h Groe<!ry Co, Sanltmy Groce1y 9u--- _ ,~,. lnJ :s a w ere 1a1 Run Flour Mtlls Othnot-e Autn ...,.":1 uries were treated Mtach- ~upply steeple Jack Hat t & c , es of the hospital flaid they W::!l e Melas Stnr Da•ry ' Gress M D.t not ~ure that M.~ Green had sur- M k t ea I fered a tracture1 5kull but decldej M!~"~!': :~~lugs w Grocery, to take an x-ray sometime Monday ware ~ et_y c as 1 nard· All three women are employed by se.vera.l hl.lndred QOunds or oop- the State Hoopttal ll.t Athens and I============== e e I per wire supposedly stolen from had been visiting fnends here Cotro where ht' hns been a mines tn Meigs and Perry countit!i> Smith Wll5 returning t.o hls heme at from by C 0 and William Browning Huntmgtc:J and was brought to the bu::;ln"'ss visitor the pnst few (Jays Mt and M1 s Hn "Old V/Jggim or a.nd Carl WilllallUi, was discovered sheriff's oUice h~re Jollowltl~ tht' loaded Into a raJJroad car ready to accident Minor m.~urles Smith had Columbu8 ~p~ut the week end heN' ' be shipped fr.:~m the junk. yards of fUffered were treated at the s h er iff~ Mrs Wiggins wtll lle rcmembe1 ud Prank Citron at Martins Ferry omc~ and he th-tn we)"lt to a hotel as Meta Kaspar oaughter of the lute when Meigs county ofllcer.s motor- here whP.re he remained for the Norman Kaspa1 ML<;s Marian Ebersbu.ch and guest. night ed there Saturday Miss Mlllgaret Fe1re~ wete Lhe din· Police of th~~ot city Immediately DON'T read •II ;ony more nP.t guests ea· urday <'W!ulng of .stopped the car of wJ1 e fmm being ' I( Mrs Edward Stolatls ot Hartford flhlpped Sheriff Tt acl de puts than I read the whole of anynewapaper or rnagM1.:; John Hlte son Klmbal and Young-, Sheriff ol Perrv county fl.lld Mrs Gardnc1 R c} nuld ~ teturned Carl Williams returned there Monazme. But I do read a good many of them. Frhh\) ('Vl'nlng from Columbus da.)' kl make further Investigations. where *he~ spent Thanks!>I"Vl.IB "Rerendy I've been reading more than usual, It Is thought thaL the two junk Mh Amy Q.;cary am i daughter wlth 1•latlvcs and frltnds dealerA ' thete Frru1k Citron and M1 se:. Knthl"'t me Schluegcl and and I e<rtamly hke what Chesterfield ha. to ,.y Htumon l:; rau \I. Ill te phn.td un- Vdma returned Bunda\ afte1 !leV· nal days vl.sit m Columbus Ann"l Vaughn and Eddie SttaUSII der arrest b) .ne omcet s I Mist' MarKut•rlte Mome Jf!lu nco ftlllm~d Friday evening frt~ml and the way il is oaid. I would ptobably hke the .. BROUGHt TO JAlL to her hollK! at Dunbar W Vu a,f- x~n 1 o. and Daytou \\;}lt'.J"e they \.l.sitc1ga,.tte, too, but somehow f~ust haven't got Rms Shumaker of Mld 1 k!port ter a short visit WJth relat1v.3.. d over Thanksgiving waa brought tc the county JR\1 here here Mrs Harry Moore of C::~lum· Olt'nn ChMe .!;~Itt the wce.K eno. 'roulid 10 trying 1t by Middl~>port omcers havloliJ been tus Vrho hs.s bet:n vlsltmg here ac- tlf'rP. with relatives and fncnds He cqmmltted on a tine for Uquor law companied her daughter home wall acoompo.nld home b) Mrs "Come to thmk of it, I can'tldl you w~y I Mr and Mrs Harry ElmHh aut :::'ha~ and •on Jack who have been violation In t.ile Lowt or M&.yor J E. Harley Mi& Anna Durst spent SWlday at vil!lhng hne smoke tlUs other ogarttte. lt'a more from habu, Rose1 llle with 1 elat1v~s Mr a.nd Mrs Hay san:ei and baby C.t.SE POSTPONED Mr ond Mrs Henry Dutst dau· Mr and Mrs &rL Kocken.sp>n-ger I suppose, than for anr real reason. The caBe of the state of Ohio vs •hter Cot a and Mrs Ma1gucrtte of New Lexington M1 and Mts WUllam and Jal'tleS Betz Indicted 1Durst and daughtet Bcnucf Ann Walter Steele of Ct ooksvllle WCI"I.' 'Td never thought about it before, but last Jolnt.ly by the Gallla county grand 1Wt're Columbu.q v1sltnrs Sunday t'C- the g 10e8ts of Rev and Mrs H L jury for recelvlnl( stolen goodA WM tw.n ng home Monday Henthorne an:J ramlly SundBy mght, at a pari) , I notiad Olflu of my friends Edgar Gilmore o( Cclumbus and Whll"- he1e Mr a.nd Mrs SatJ-el had postponed from Monday untJI,December 28 Mrs Jame.s Matllewson of Powell their 5twen weeks old baby baptized ~five men and three girls-who had changed 'Ilhe Betz brothers conducted a 0, spent the woeek end with the! by Rev Henthorne Junt buslne811 In OalllpoUa and are fath<!t Curtis Ollmcre and daUibMr 11nd Mrs w w Grant reto Ch<sterlields. They told me th~t Ch..terfields acc::uaed of buytn 11 copper wlrtl, ter Helen tutnfd to thch home at Etllson 0, milder, that they taste better, that they just akllen by Frant Parker, Raythond Mt and Mrs Harry Stearn re- .1fter spendmg Thanksgiving y;lth Baldwin, Edward Vltt1toe James turned to their home at Cl-eveland Mrs Gtant 8 parentl'. Mr .md Mrs seem to saosfy. McNt!ll and Andy Cole from th~ e.lt.er a vtslt with Mrs St.eom's Charot'.S F.bersbach 8yracuee Mlni8, Inc , at Syracuse mother, Mrs George Hetzel on Lin- Mrs Gllbrt Walters and sister Mlss "Of OOUI'Se, cigarettes are a small thing, but. Deputy sherl1r Dana Tra.ey who coln Terrace Martha Slagel returned to Wash~ made lnvee~ta:ations In the caae and Dr Edward Slagel who has been tnrton. o c, after spending the after all, they 11ve me a lot of plusure, and a the arrests, was ealled to Oa!Upolla vWting his family and parents Mr Thanlulglvlng vacation with their as a witness and Mrs John Slagel on W'cat Main parents. Mr and Mra John Slagel dgamte like Chesterfield that you hear ouch St, returned to Lexington KY. Rev and Ml'fl John Orr who TO BE4B A'I'HINB CA81!: Monday have been vlsltillJ' relatives here good thmgs about, must be good. Anyway,l've Judge C E People& of the !4flp Miss E'elllY Stewart of Columbus returned to their home nt New County oommon pleas court was !Spent the M'l!k f'Ud with Mr and WJ!mington Pa just bought my firnt packall" of Chesterfields, ea.Ued to preside on the bench ill 1Mrs John Bhorr and other friends Manning Webster s.nd Ml&.o; the common pleas court of Atben~ Mr and Mrs Earl Hickman t"t- A.gnes McQuigg returned U:l Ql~lo and I beheve I'll find them just hke the ads say county Monday and Tuesday turned to CoiUJnbus Sunday after 8 State unlverslty at Columbus, SunJud1e Peoples was to have heard few day.s visit with Mrs. Hickman s d -mdder-taste better-pw~:-.raJU.f.\." a. ease In the C~&.uta r.ount)' com- ' parents Mr o.nd Mrs John Blaet- alt:r and &'frs 'wuuaro Watson ~....,. . .,_ ~ ,~ ,' ~. "' . mon pleas court Tueaday, but tba.t tnar d d ..~te ,, •< case ha.a bf!en pqstponed UQ;Ul .[)e(:- Mr am;l Mrs. Wllllab). W watet ' 'Ln a,.. •• r spent Sun<lay with ember D in order to a.ccommOdate ot Le1loy 0 , nre announcing thE' friends In Huntington Mrs 0 R Fa.rls and Mrs Chr.s the Athens county court Judie birth ot a daurhter born Monda\ W R Whlte or the OaUia eount.y morning In Wadsworth Ho.spltal Wolf returend Sunday after a l!:JI . court, will preside In the case ot IMr and Mrs J"ol10 C Chase are the with rela.tives in Younistown MISEi Ella Hennesay and Mrs Tom Ashley vs. Alexander set for Dec- grandparents ember 9 1st with Mr.s George Ebersbach ano Hennes8y went to COlumbus Sun! Mrs CharlH Ebeh8bac h W!5 hostess-- day evening to be with Tom Hen'l'he Ladles Clasa o1 Simpson M es nessy who had a tonsil operation ln I E Bu:aday &Chool w!U meet tn the W•llls and Bob Blagd left. Mon- Omnt hospital Monday morning I chmcll parloc Tuesday evening J.>ec day mornlnK for Pllnt, Michigan Mr attd Mrs Clyde Williamson I _;;.;....;;;;....;..;;;=-Mr and Mrs Rollin Price o1 returned 00 Warren 0 after a vl81t ~ CARD OF THANKS 1Colwnbu.s s~nt the week end with with Mf9 Myrtle G1UD.th and other We wish to thank our manv theh parents Ml' and Mrs Charle~ relatives , friend~ and relatifes lor their ktnd 1Prlef! and Mr.e George Enzenauer Mrs ~nk Pu1ate sr returned ~ IHIII and sympathy dui'lna Ute Ill· l liCtll Mildred. Plaher Who baa been home after a week'& vl!llt with her / me11 and dt:ath of our be~d .o13 vlllltlng then aeoompa.nled them dauahter, Mn. Wllllam Dannhart aDd brother, OJermont 8cbaefer Miall Ma.r~t Jl'erree of Dayton in Plttsburlh. Also wlah to thank Phmerwal1 returned to her home Sunda.y after Georae Angeletti returned to '~l- and Youne- and Rev Henthorne for spending Thantqlvl.ne Wltb MIAA Marietta. SUnday alt->r a visit wtth tlleir tlnd and consoling wor(ls, alstl Markm l!:benbach hls pa.renta Mr and Mrs A An:.f Mrfl ¥ot1r1, the beautiful ftora.. ofMrs Mary Rite ot Gore, 0, !II ielett1 ..;~ fetlbss by the Ohio Power eo., r.nd tile 1uest of her ClaUfhter Mre Mr and Mrs Richard Jesse of 11 fitthera, also for $be ctonaUOn or aomer IA!wl!,l and family Beckley, W Va. , were h.ere to a\1 ~f lar.t 1 Ml..BI M:a:Jdne Lewll J&ft Monday tend tbe tunera.l of Mr. Jeue'•J ,!'i Mra. B&1'blll 11114-. lehaeter, forw.t.oaan A. autoo tor a d1ort Nturno4 vJslt. Balurda;o aflomoon. broth ~r. Edward M Jmse, Su.1day Cl193l,lJGGITTAl4YWTOhCCOCO. _ _.;_..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Rev. Charleo W. Brady io Victim Of Attack Of Apoplexy ON &lit &Jl9 Honn. v~~: .2':•• g::-*~1"010:~.,·":: ::·~: ~?;.~~.. ':: : : ;:.·. h~:~nbder Oook.aad: ''~· News Irl£nds 11t Oallipolla 11tt-er return· TO I one Month W H I I THR[ E AR[ HURTI I EN CA Mf. ET' New York and ChLcaa:o • 1 ~ ,One Year tured Hap In Fall at ' Devlne·Tenney ~ .... Race,· 92~uffero Frac·ITO rxPlAIN HOW ::~?:n?art::~G:::r ,:~ I [ I 'lfl·ll Coli ....~ ~- NA'I'lONAL ADVEilTIBDiO aBP&UENT.t.TIVES " W .A. rl I I I -- I 1 1 ll~ .. BUY '<CHRISTMAS SEAU I £VEil\' CITIZEN who •• able to do so, should buy Christmall Seals There IS not JUSt one rea~on tor thiM. there are several among which th e "ollow,ing should be liste~:· ' ' ,. · aiding the I cause'.t>¥ prov1dmg fund s ')'hereby Tuberculosis cases may be edUCated to secure early medical care, thereby sav1 hundreds of lives to humamty. Second, wtth the money derJVcd by the Ka le of Chnstmas Seals, an educatwnal program and campa1gn lastlnJ{ from year to yea.t, may be financed Thi.,rp, by means of funds denved by the purch~;u.;e of Christmas Seals, money U! provided w·hereby campaign" may be backed that I e g i s I a t i o n may be pro\ 1ded which will secure proper samtarium14 for the care of the unfortunate tuberculm11s VIctims. Fourth, by buymg Christmas Seals, one make s It posSible for local groups to be organaed, these gr.oups deahng wath the so.lutJOn of various problems of thP. many tubcr- I Hear 1 MISS .MfRTLE T!JRNE~ 11 • )1eeeaeary to enfqree those demands. !1\''.!~~n~, if it doe~J nothmg else, clearly ahhwt~ ! s,•., to 1 little ~he ,veraae oft\ce holder Is in- t fQnnf:'r's • His first and ' t hr. "Uft .. ertow~• ~" 11 " 1 1111 11 l::t"ull.,.tk 114113'" \\lllh !1 """ unt 11111lh•fl lhl' importan~ mtltl"r I l. thf' f'XIKINIIP "' 1h" Ph" his own desries to accomplish nrmwnm1 kt1m1 u 11,. 11nf1• •tm1 1 ~-"''" "lm••elf · 1 lbl 1 rall) "'(fiKttl~.<>ll tn mn•r• 'f'llf 1111 ., 1n the east poRE! iXpflll5e. e t m ~ thoriTII'" •'"'" !h~· !lnhJt•lt or WtlllhJulil• 11 St.u \\,l\(!l.- Bit... • _ 1 ; ol some two yea I'!! without at lea.<t 1 . 'll~~ :~~~~;made to collect the same, If the court• of In•·.~,.'17!•fl .. t••n• :":"l'h~'"'· _ ~J~C:~~~ !t;o: occur. Certainly true, it 1s, that not led 1 1 would permit his peroonol property I i1 ; I of1leials, sworn to upho\d the laws of the Uel$ h 1\ten !rom an ' I JpUf"IUll ed!torljl-l ,/e p~'!"'; 'i~e pr,ot~ct the mterests of the taxpayer, !Should a - edltorla.l wrlt'er liad tn ' ..'I: . present .m; circum- I ~ a)'i~IJ!4:. <>:: Roasted pea{lut.ll"' du1YIfrQblem beet. use , under no t tal\QlJ ~;hould they be . . • ..Next tw:. in Importance · to J oh n Taxpayer Is th a t I ; was m•ni!;. NO ROASTED Pt:.t.NU','S! I ; into the treasury of the •tate, th" move bef iqF '""~" .t11"""t lm,med1ately after demand or the money are . t.he b,ac~ ~ent "1' · <' a,<ihoiiij.:..· end the llilonc. lu !3 Months W11h Your Eloclric So,...ico Bill . Herbie Kay 11 Orchfl!ltra KI'BBels Papuw Qjnce saoo-Down ; Dance g;~:~:) 1a2Ist5 Popular Twed Hopn a As little II ; t:~b. 1 ~ 245is ':!':n'i-e~~;,:: Our Christmas Offer ; ter WJnllhell, U, Ben Bernie's 30 Romances or the aea. JO, tery Story, 10 30, Clara., Lu Em .U, Bing Crosby, 11 u, • Dream f\hlp " 11 30 Morton 9 AuiOmetic llectric Rent• . Abe Lvman and His Band, Red Goose Adventures, a cs. --·-- -- ; Stagers Memqrles, , Lu and Em, It Slumbtr "'""" 11 30 varlety Program WON-chicago (416 t·7201 Slnlilll Lady, 7 16, HBrold 7 30 Mode!; and Melodies, The Oumps, 8 Mills Brothers, ' I ; T IS WITH consJderable anterest that many •'ti-n~:~ h•ve been readmg about certain horse owners '" _, ~ having used state ba1ns at the Ohio State FKir g1ouflds for ' · b d d many months wtthout any rent havmg een pat , an m f4'Ct so far ~s can be leut·netf, wltho~t any attempt to en' force anyone to pay the rent. Somehow or other 1 the mformat10n leaked out thnt • KUch procedure had been tomg on for a constdetable tame. Whether the preSB of public opmton or what not brought , • about a demand for the funds lonr past due, ts not known, nor la it of an¥ particular tmportant;e. The chief th1ng In w"'i~tl trhe iaxnayer ia interested IS wheth~r or not the ~· , <."1• ;..~~ ~i~~ be p4,1,d ~nd how sopn. The lates report on lhc subJect is thuf the horse owner ha!! paid 14ome $1,200 of PersoDals , I • ; iiY,~~;.,in~s~~~~:~~~:~~~~~·: Ohto 8tate!il•o~ 1,'0,.1', ·~ THE BARN EPISODE GHTER:· ; ~. Pomeroy .. the~. "I , hop~. . ; lam, KITCHE~ ·~ TASKS MADEl J who read the newspapers . I AYS ..:iS: ; cause more genutnc satisfactton and a feeling t\,lh:•a~~tlri~:;::~ ~~~~:~~~!~(;f'~~~ good has been accomplished to the person W"ho c to this cause by buying Chru~t··tas SP.als When a purchaser scpnos money m thu~ cnuHe, he or she knows 1t is to be put to some R'Ood purpoHc, a lastmg one, comp~uable only to the savmg of soulH. One to save souls, must first save the phystctd betng. Th.1s then, 11:1 one of the direct results of the good being accomplished by the Christmas Seal Campaign. ~~~~:·.~:~•·;,:~~~~~ Tl:lere is n~thmg more deaervtng than the th08C dedtcatmg the1r lives to the fight agamKt losis. Certainly the average mdtvldual who is not able or • 7Amosn willing to give of hts tame for thut great cause wtll stop arch, 1 30 -· ;;; ..;: lonoo- enough to contribute some httle bit tf only the Thi!! Quakers. 8 30. i'<~pui;~~ e ' monies, 8 fiD, Sllltei'B widow's mite, toward the saving of thousands of our~~ so ore~t "..~'"'.!~"'"'~'" young men and women who have a right to be gtven a ·_-,·...:~-:··; chance to Jive an.d enJoy llfe. Buy Christmas Seals apd I~i~'m'·~:_:i;~,;:_-1 help some of those unfortunates to fulfill those nghts and Tell of the wonderful e<;OI,lO~Y and convenie~te 'of Electric Cookery. Attend The Daily Tribune Cooking School Tues· day, DecelJlber 2nd. al 1 :30 .and again at 7:30 P. M. Copper Wire Is In Ral"lroad Car ; youth or lass 1n th~ lute t eeps or early t\ventit!M, all but overcome by the ravages of thas W l11tc Plague, the great and chief destroyer qf hmiJa~ hfe between the ages of 15 and 40 This bmng bru~. t\lere '• nothing that should • ' •' "I suppose I'm like fl!QSt people . culoMis vi'c~~a,. ~ l ~ ~ , ., ' ·, ' ' t . Nothing',. ll.ore h~ah reni\in~ lha~ the §ight 'of . . 1B _ F!_ist, when one buys ChrJst.rnaa Seals, he ,, .... �------·---...... . . . . ~ .... • lllONDA Y, NOVIIIolllllll 80, ~. --- . I .ApGpgy WG~Ulftt; Tile supel'8Uttoua man cats. ~:ho e1 Nat.. went around town whttewuhinl all ~ day and t.hen ftnd out tbK i\'1 slow . Eae- It,,...._ P'iguree don't lie, unleu theJ' happen to De a telephooe ntLmber~ MISS TURNEY • .. • ~;...;.;,..-- . •• • • • • • - were conducWd lor Otis DougliUi here F-riday omctat:!d. were held at STEADY WORK- Railway Postal Clcrkl. Start. $1000 year ; paid var.aUcn&: train lor next examln- • • • • • • - - ----· -·--·----· - ~;~;~':t:;:~FV=~NI!:RAL TODAY Pre-2 a'tion. particulars. write ' ll-30-6t . Indorse• and Recommend•· MEIGS STAR DAIRY, INC., For Puteurized Product• MISS TURNEY "PAY US INSTEAD OF "' DOGTOR" lndonea and Recommend• . Paateurized Product. aafepard Your Health Bcx 2'J6, PoDleroy, 0. Mayer's Bakery SPORT SPARKS J:OR 6A,loE--!'IIIs ~ wee.. old. LOST OR Prloe MillO Deb. A. E. Plummer, RUtland, ohiQ:. n-24"6t ~~NOTON &hur m.:,, ·~ & t'e OU~ite. 'JOe. Chilled ·ectt'-earnan . : 311-L; 4k llhelll 12 fittnaie: tormBttlcn Call gel, Poaleroy . II shot BOc. ROedel, Phone !00. l!: Main St. 11-2ti·3l 1 Miss Myrtle Tumey ha• selected this wonderful Refrigerator for her use in The Daily Tribune Co~king School tlcke-:1 Beag!~ Any ln. A. N. Ben· ------ ll-S0-3t Plants The Mayer'• Bakery baa recently inotalled a new alicina machino.. Thia machine will be in operation thia week. Now you can buy your bread ready aliced. Aok ' -Lome Tomorrow Dec. 2nd. sessions beginning at 1 :30 P. M. and again at 7:30. ALL MAkEEii ot rai1D serviced at rca110ne.blc ·t'flees. BriDI 1n your Rel. Law v!SU.ed lrtends 1\t thiS rBdlo or <lall :Hl-J. H. M. Cr085, J.. 'ace recently. Mu11c , Store, Middleport, Ohio. Capt. c . F . Roush received anlo ..:u .. at. noWlcement from his a:randson, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McNickles oi Jack OOAL FOR BALE-on plattot·m or son, Mich., L\llnounctng the birth ol dllver,cl. ~rl Jaccbs. 1-'honc a daughter. ma-X. 11-28-3\. Mr.a. w. w. Alexander of Letart __ visited Mrs. Nye S&)'re Sunday. AoANPY set of teeth for $10.00 1 Titus Pickens called on his bro~ onl)'. Bee Or. Caldwell. ll·28~1t ther, B. W. Pickens and family of =:::=--::-:70:-c;-·--- - -- Clarksburg Monday. POR SALS--8 room house, Third Ray Hayman and famlll· and Horton Bt ., Mason W. V&-. ln on Wtu Hayman and family of goOd condition. Will !ell reuon- Let 1ut Friday. Mr. t~.nd Mra. John Hoback able for cash . Victor F. Cook, Malon. ll-~·3t Rainbow were recent vlslton!i Van Wolfe &nc;l ram~Jy . MusloAL BAROAnts--t.ten, 1n Mra. W. L. Sheeti apent a few ·on Phlleo RadlOII. '160, 9 da.)'i of last wi:ek. the ·guest ofT. walnut cabinet radio, t46; 7 ~ ~.:U.ns and family of Lan111VIlle. Radlola complete <electric Mrs. wm Burri -of Mt-. Moriah. $1UO: t300 Zenith with automa- Mrs. Orace Krider of Bowmana uc tuning '75; 6 tube A. K. Bat- Rtm and Mrs. Pauline Karr of tery aet and speaker, A-1 condl- Pomerqy were visitors of Mrs. N. C. tion (Jeaa batterlCIII tlG; 1:1 tube Ba)'le Ole pas~ week. Radlolt. and apeater lieu bat\l'lr· Mr. and Mra. W. W. Alexander le&J tW; Oood. O·tube battery, are spendlna- a few day~ with W. battery aet and apeaker <leM bat- L. JohllfOn and family . Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Roush and teriMI ~ rood phon01Jraph •10. $286 Orpttonlc Victrola Q&; &8'1- Lamare KorriJ vlllted Mrs. RoUllh'a cral lood piano b&ra:ahll. Spec- motlter, Mrs. Susan Birch of Btl-vIal prJce1 on wall paper. B. M. er1vll1e recent.ly. Croll Mute and Walpaper More. M,n." Jennie Bentz spent the week your Grocer. I I -I • ·1 I Middleport. not card there Ls Wlpopular his refusal Lo give a return mntch. supporters will tl&l:Q _ .c. A LL·STEEL REFRIGERATOR M !JofJ 11, to boo Max·· exp~~ Profe~r philu<IO~htc&lly ' "and In will cost them so tnUch a boo.'" 1 McCamey smiles a bit ruefully lw recalls echmellng·s lnst t ow· iU th'?..••gh u-ao.at end With relatives tn Racine. the So"'th and Elouthwest. expected 'ibat turn out with a bn.ss band eulogies tn every !.own whe-n a-rrived'' he" said. "Instead, we greetetl by hoolignns ,who nt Maxie and 'lhouted. 'Ha, you bi g bum! Afraid of ¥h~o:l~eY.. hey? Stribling will mw-you t" "Tuke note however !.hat In most they were cheering Max beleft town. This year, we will get a great reception ex~ pt Boston now ht.at ' hlmaelf t.o be a r ~al Your Shi11 Has Come Into P!lrt With a Cargo of Bargains for Om· TAMPA Tbe Convenient Center'• o[ '4 FLORlDA • pportumty uThe Play1round of Ameriu, All kinds of null>, cranks and WEBSTER'S NEW lNTERNATIONll DICTIONARY ' Jl.:::rc'~ fhc EVIDENCE Hundred& cl 511~1116 Co.ort JqdtN "''tlCUr Ill hlshnot ~t•l"' ol the worl; A. thdr~11Lhqri ty, The Pn.~dentll and 0.. J"~rtmonl Hn.llm d fll~ leadi111 Uni•,.•r&itien ,,,.J Coll-oru (;Iva thtir in· dOIIt!lll<nl, ThcGo•ornmonl Prirt!· DAYS inll" Offi.ca •I Wuh inl'"" u""l the New Jnlctno · Uon•la1 the ttondRrd nu· thodty:tl;li"lk Olfi<:ial•l" all b'n~hn el the cl;)~· CI'I'U.IIItlll h1.doue tt. Th• Coll•r•• \'Died cverwhc!taln&i1' in fa vo r ol .W•bv11j ,auumd.,rV. ol 'Pron"iihf!;:t On=In' "'-'" Wise shoppers who know.·values when they see them m·e buying now for ·the hard winter days sm·e to come. stranger who $200,000 for a Walkcr·Schbout. Alter wasting ·fifte-en <Jol the f-ellow, the Profesmor that the would-be pro· didn't haN~ a dollnr to hiS • H ~ promptly kicked the vlatt~ .. ou r of the office:>. KITCHEN lJ TAS I<Sf MAO E .I C. MERRIAM COIIIIPANV ISJII'IJCfllld,MIU. ... Mother's mOll l11paotont; yet' gruelllnt · loot. Ia coo~lnt """ mttlo I cloy 1 hot oloYO In • oto~y ~ilchon. Why lit hlr ond 1N1 oil thooo pnclouo hoUII whon thoy con oo ooolly loe •!IOnf In le._. pi_,. oncl .....ln-? MoclomMolhota lotoledrlc,lly do iJ:, coo~lnr-ooto.ou.,.lly, ••lie tho; ,P.ocl their tillt out of tlie ~lk:Mn •." ' With 1 Gon..,l Eloclrle Hotpolnt Electric Ronse -....,. oluoi¥e Rl¥or lo cop~ond ond -1oc1 In, fooclo l.oop molot oncltoaty -to tile llblo with'"- thotoolcll y-lo Mot!Mo'o w- fat.,. ~t 1111 lo m--Pictkol. •-late-ond •PPN<Iotod thon ono which II""""* tho todlouo loboo of coo.lns ood turna .wortod . . .. hoors - - Into -'ul.....; ' Doctde thll.,.., to Gi.., Molhor Whot 511. Rt~lly Weoto.1 ~, .... • - A.t.l' I'R.IL't't'l( JQOIII L I!.IIIOUG~ 'rO IIAIV " "oli'\. ""va GENERAL All new, clean stock, bought at unheard of low prices which gives you the'real "break" you have been waiting for. ~-..'0.'-U'\'~ ..., ' ..... • rl '· i · appll~llon .. ;.··~ · saoo .·..• .. , ,, . 'ell ' · 1 ~ ' . •· • . , . ,.._ .. • •• )110" - ·- -. ..~..,.,;;.~ --· '. . " . '' ', ..~ '- ' . ·: ~ ' ·l . '- ··· . ·- ~ ' ., ; . &ta 1' ·"' \rr-~r·~'-""'ll'lf'4:rtf'Yit~••" fji'T· ii See !Ua lot S~i·'t St~~ka and otiieJ Special' IYI~ata . . Aalltde aa GRESS MEAT MARKET , r"' ·•. lll "tiltii'I:iiil!i:.~ ' ;ELE(;TRIC . . . Auto.n.tic : MISS TU..~EY . lndorac• and Recommend• Don't Delay! lJGHTER~ J. ....;rl Give Motl.tr What She Rt~lly Wonbl Glodcloa hor willl this IIIOC!om tilt thot will brlns hor _.... ·froodo. from tloo ~ltd... every cloy of hor Ill.. -Silk Hosiery - Millinery Hotef ,Hillsboro J IO((U...tlolliiUhn>ltt~db, I~E~~··I t\:ttf~.~~~~~ }V.;~mau·a J mRnager dally. ~~i~i~t~~;;~i"~'l~ft Into !.he omces received a cnU ~ I Coats thl• eltJzelU! c~~~~*~J ~ · '~.. .,., ...... ;- .... ' �------·---...... . . . . ~ .... • lllONDA Y, NOVIIIolllllll 80, ~. --- . I .ApGpgy WG~Ulftt; Tile supel'8Uttoua man cats. ~:ho e1 Nat.. went around town whttewuhinl all ~ day and t.hen ftnd out tbK i\'1 slow . Eae- It,,...._ P'iguree don't lie, unleu theJ' happen to De a telephooe ntLmber~ MISS TURNEY • .. • ~;...;.;,..-- . •• • • • • • - were conducWd lor Otis DougliUi here F-riday omctat:!d. were held at STEADY WORK- Railway Postal Clcrkl. Start. $1000 year ; paid var.aUcn&: train lor next examln- • • • • • • - - ----· -·--·----· - ~;~;~':t:;:~FV=~NI!:RAL TODAY Pre-2 a'tion. particulars. write ' ll-30-6t . Indorse• and Recommend•· MEIGS STAR DAIRY, INC., For Puteurized Product• MISS TURNEY "PAY US INSTEAD OF "' DOGTOR" lndonea and Recommend• . Paateurized Product. aafepard Your Health Bcx 2'J6, PoDleroy, 0. Mayer's Bakery SPORT SPARKS J:OR 6A,loE--!'IIIs ~ wee.. old. LOST OR Prloe MillO Deb. A. E. Plummer, RUtland, ohiQ:. n-24"6t ~~NOTON &hur m.:,, ·~ & t'e OU~ite. 'JOe. Chilled ·ectt'-earnan . : 311-L; 4k llhelll 12 fittnaie: tormBttlcn Call gel, Poaleroy . II shot BOc. ROedel, Phone !00. l!: Main St. 11-2ti·3l 1 Miss Myrtle Tumey ha• selected this wonderful Refrigerator for her use in The Daily Tribune Co~king School tlcke-:1 Beag!~ Any ln. A. N. Ben· ------ ll-S0-3t Plants The Mayer'• Bakery baa recently inotalled a new alicina machino.. Thia machine will be in operation thia week. Now you can buy your bread ready aliced. Aok ' -Lome Tomorrow Dec. 2nd. sessions beginning at 1 :30 P. M. and again at 7:30. ALL MAkEEii ot rai1D serviced at rca110ne.blc ·t'flees. BriDI 1n your Rel. Law v!SU.ed lrtends 1\t thiS rBdlo or <lall :Hl-J. H. M. Cr085, J.. 'ace recently. Mu11c , Store, Middleport, Ohio. Capt. c . F . Roush received anlo ..:u .. at. noWlcement from his a:randson, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McNickles oi Jack OOAL FOR BALE-on plattot·m or son, Mich., L\llnounctng the birth ol dllver,cl. ~rl Jaccbs. 1-'honc a daughter. ma-X. 11-28-3\. Mr.a. w. w. Alexander of Letart __ visited Mrs. Nye S&)'re Sunday. AoANPY set of teeth for $10.00 1 Titus Pickens called on his bro~ onl)'. Bee Or. Caldwell. ll·28~1t ther, B. W. Pickens and family of =:::=--::-:70:-c;-·--- - -- Clarksburg Monday. POR SALS--8 room house, Third Ray Hayman and famlll· and Horton Bt ., Mason W. V&-. ln on Wtu Hayman and family of goOd condition. Will !ell reuon- Let 1ut Friday. Mr. t~.nd Mra. John Hoback able for cash . Victor F. Cook, Malon. ll-~·3t Rainbow were recent vlslton!i Van Wolfe &nc;l ram~Jy . MusloAL BAROAnts--t.ten, 1n Mra. W. L. Sheeti apent a few ·on Phlleo RadlOII. '160, 9 da.)'i of last wi:ek. the ·guest ofT. walnut cabinet radio, t46; 7 ~ ~.:U.ns and family of Lan111VIlle. Radlola complete <electric Mrs. wm Burri -of Mt-. Moriah. $1UO: t300 Zenith with automa- Mrs. Orace Krider of Bowmana uc tuning '75; 6 tube A. K. Bat- Rtm and Mrs. Pauline Karr of tery aet and speaker, A-1 condl- Pomerqy were visitors of Mrs. N. C. tion (Jeaa batterlCIII tlG; 1:1 tube Ba)'le Ole pas~ week. Radlolt. and apeater lieu bat\l'lr· Mr. and Mra. W. W. Alexander le&J tW; Oood. O·tube battery, are spendlna- a few day~ with W. battery aet and apeaker <leM bat- L. JohllfOn and family . Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Roush and teriMI ~ rood phon01Jraph •10. $286 Orpttonlc Victrola Q&; &8'1- Lamare KorriJ vlllted Mrs. RoUllh'a cral lood piano b&ra:ahll. Spec- motlter, Mrs. Susan Birch of Btl-vIal prJce1 on wall paper. B. M. er1vll1e recent.ly. Croll Mute and Walpaper More. M,n." Jennie Bentz spent the week your Grocer. I I -I • ·1 I Middleport. not card there Ls Wlpopular his refusal Lo give a return mntch. supporters will tl&l:Q _ .c. A LL·STEEL REFRIGERATOR M !JofJ 11, to boo Max·· exp~~ Profe~r philu<IO~htc&lly ' "and In will cost them so tnUch a boo.'" 1 McCamey smiles a bit ruefully lw recalls echmellng·s lnst t ow· iU th'?..••gh u-ao.at end With relatives tn Racine. the So"'th and Elouthwest. expected 'ibat turn out with a bn.ss band eulogies tn every !.own whe-n a-rrived'' he" said. "Instead, we greetetl by hoolignns ,who nt Maxie and 'lhouted. 'Ha, you bi g bum! Afraid of ¥h~o:l~eY.. hey? Stribling will mw-you t" "Tuke note however !.hat In most they were cheering Max beleft town. This year, we will get a great reception ex~ pt Boston now ht.at ' hlmaelf t.o be a r ~al Your Shi11 Has Come Into P!lrt With a Cargo of Bargains for Om· TAMPA Tbe Convenient Center'• o[ '4 FLORlDA • pportumty uThe Play1round of Ameriu, All kinds of null>, cranks and WEBSTER'S NEW lNTERNATIONll DICTIONARY ' Jl.:::rc'~ fhc EVIDENCE Hundred& cl 511~1116 Co.ort JqdtN "''tlCUr Ill hlshnot ~t•l"' ol the worl; A. thdr~11Lhqri ty, The Pn.~dentll and 0.. J"~rtmonl Hn.llm d fll~ leadi111 Uni•,.•r&itien ,,,.J Coll-oru (;Iva thtir in· dOIIt!lll<nl, ThcGo•ornmonl Prirt!· DAYS inll" Offi.ca •I Wuh inl'"" u""l the New Jnlctno · Uon•la1 the ttondRrd nu· thodty:tl;li"lk Olfi<:ial•l" all b'n~hn el the cl;)~· CI'I'U.IIItlll h1.doue tt. Th• Coll•r•• \'Died cverwhc!taln&i1' in fa vo r ol .W•bv11j ,auumd.,rV. ol 'Pron"iihf!;:t On=In' "'-'" Wise shoppers who know.·values when they see them m·e buying now for ·the hard winter days sm·e to come. stranger who $200,000 for a Walkcr·Schbout. Alter wasting ·fifte-en <Jol the f-ellow, the Profesmor that the would-be pro· didn't haN~ a dollnr to hiS • H ~ promptly kicked the vlatt~ .. ou r of the office:>. KITCHEN lJ TAS I<Sf MAO E .I C. MERRIAM COIIIIPANV ISJII'IJCfllld,MIU. ... Mother's mOll l11paotont; yet' gruelllnt · loot. Ia coo~lnt """ mttlo I cloy 1 hot oloYO In • oto~y ~ilchon. Why lit hlr ond 1N1 oil thooo pnclouo hoUII whon thoy con oo ooolly loe •!IOnf In le._. pi_,. oncl .....ln-? MoclomMolhota lotoledrlc,lly do iJ:, coo~lnr-ooto.ou.,.lly, ••lie tho; ,P.ocl their tillt out of tlie ~lk:Mn •." ' With 1 Gon..,l Eloclrle Hotpolnt Electric Ronse -....,. oluoi¥e Rl¥or lo cop~ond ond -1oc1 In, fooclo l.oop molot oncltoaty -to tile llblo with'"- thotoolcll y-lo Mot!Mo'o w- fat.,. ~t 1111 lo m--Pictkol. •-late-ond •PPN<Iotod thon ono which II""""* tho todlouo loboo of coo.lns ood turna .wortod . . .. hoors - - Into -'ul.....; ' Doctde thll.,.., to Gi.., Molhor Whot 511. Rt~lly Weoto.1 ~, .... • - A.t.l' I'R.IL't't'l( JQOIII L I!.IIIOUG~ 'rO IIAIV " "oli'\. ""va GENERAL All new, clean stock, bought at unheard of low prices which gives you the'real "break" you have been waiting for. ~-..'0.'-U'\'~ ..., ' ..... • rl '· i · appll~llon .. ;.··~ · saoo .·..• .. , ,, . 'ell ' · 1 ~ ' . •· • . , . ,.._ .. • •• )110" - ·- -. ..~..,.,;;.~ --· '. . " . '' ', ..~ '- ' . ·: ~ ' ·l . '- ··· . ·- ~ ' ., ; . &ta 1' ·"' \rr-~r·~'-""'ll'lf'4:rtf'Yit~••" fji'T· ii See !Ua lot S~i·'t St~~ka and otiieJ Special' IYI~ata . . Aalltde aa GRESS MEAT MARKET , r"' ·•. lll "tiltii'I:iiil!i:.~ ' ;ELE(;TRIC . . . Auto.n.tic : MISS TU..~EY . lndorac• and Recommend• Don't Delay! lJGHTER~ J. ....;rl Give Motl.tr What She Rt~lly Wonbl Glodcloa hor willl this IIIOC!om tilt thot will brlns hor _.... ·froodo. from tloo ~ltd... every cloy of hor Ill.. -Silk Hosiery - Millinery Hotef ,Hillsboro J IO((U...tlolliiUhn>ltt~db, I~E~~··I t\:ttf~.~~~~~ }V.;~mau·a J mRnager dally. ~~i~i~t~~;;~i"~'l~ft Into !.he omces received a cnU ~ I Coats thl• eltJzelU! c~~~~*~J ~ · '~.. .,., ...... ;- .... ' �• • e Daily ·Tribune Electric Cook4tg School ..."' • ....•• •· ..,. .... December 1 and 2-Pomeroy·Juni~r High ·School Auditorium Every Lady in Pomeroy Bend ~nd • Vicinity is Invited. IT'S FREE! •... I ' • MISS TURNEY RecommeDIIs ERROL DAWSON MISS TURNEY Indorse• and Recommend• -for- , SEIN·TIFPICK ' . SHOES . . ' Electrical Senice For Convenience ., FOR FOOT tOMFORT AND PERFECT FITTING MISS TURNEY ' Recommends the MONO.TYPE PHONE See it at House Wirinr The Daily Tribune Cookin1 School Dec. l,at. and 2nd. SPARTQN -aad- ' RADIOS OHIO STANDARD TELEPHON£ CO• • Pho~" 182-L "A TELEPHONE IN EVERY HOME" ' MISS MYR'nE nJRNEY SOLD BY THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Hardey fl Bennett Co~perates with THE DAILY TRIBUNE To make this School a SucceH ' • Pomeroy, Ohio. Upp;r Main St., '· MISS TURNEY MISS TURNEY Says, "Why bother with doinr your own ~: Laundry when-"' Recomm\nds DOes it cheaper and Much Better"? ----------------------- :· ~ .• FOR ALL OCC~O~$ .. 1 PHONE l22·L ''MONABC8" . 1 MISS TURNEY See our display at the Tribune Cookinr School, December 1-z..:- ' MISS TURNEY Indorses and Recommends .. . Recommends \• •· .,·, o.~~ • See Our Display On Special 1.Assort· ' menta at ·· The Daily Tribune Cookinr J#niol,' Hirh Sch~ol 'Auditorium, December lat., and 2nd. Schcr,»J. MEIGS GRO(ERY CO•. .GENERAL I SPICES MERCHANDISE Middleport, Ohio. TEAS INDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY MISS TURNEY. ~ ~ ~ ' G.rocery I RICE I • ' I ·TUNA FISH . atn· ' · l Street ·· ;:'.,····· ,;," ·'• '. '· .r·· ·M • MISS TURNEY COVE OYSTERS ABC WASHING MISS TURNEY INDORSES The Radio Supreme RCA-Victor THE OLD BILlABLE AND DEPENDABLE RADIO The Radio you'll ' love to listen to. . The Radi~ you're proud to own. Not only does a radio furnish 1 and endless :. ~ >) ·<:blc>unt of pleasure and enjoyment, but it also is a great educator. Listen an hour a day to your Radio. The Right Programs. and you will doul11e your present knowledge within a year. U intere!ted1 in a Radio ask for a free demonstration in your home. Cl\Sh or espy payments. •.. You will find ae excellent line of RCA-VICTOR RADIOS at CANNED FRUITS ' . . . ' :\ TIUBUNBIOOQ~~ St\L) NOTE THE MERITS OF THE WASHING··. MACHINE: I • , ' ' Larre Capacity Porcelain Tub Washes Thorourhl~ -but aently, Ove~ize Balloon Rollers~ Popul~r ' priced At- ' ' ,.• ~ ' r ' And Many Other "White Villa" Products ' .A ' We're building our teputation around · , these brands! ~ ~ Sold exclusively • "SIMPLE AS ABC" Gilmore Aut.o Supply. Ewing's C · h Gro.cety · · ' POMEROY, OHIO• .... ' .. - ~ . AND 2 U-TOTE·EM STORE IN MIDDLEPORT Court Street .RWBLI:BI ... MUSIC QBALBKII Pomeroy, Ohio. .' CANNED VEGETABLES •.. .. . . ·'' ' TO MAKE HOUSEWORK A (SEB TBI! MACHINE AT TBI! DAILY '· SALMON Indorses -~ .• t·~· to>< ROEDEL -for- TB' VEGETAIBLES · "POMEROY'S ·cLEANEST OROCERY" .' .~. ·SCHWEGMAN & CANNED FRUITS and ·. l '. ·-- !~ ASK YOUR 'hROCER \ Sflnltciry •• l :' ' .,,.. I .<::,:• •, ,. TRICOLATOl . . . . . . 89c -and- 'to FOR FLOWERS MEIGS SPECIAL COFFEE Vacuum '. Packed -aiad- ~ ''PREMIER'' . . ,I ., ONE POUND ,lndoreea and Recommends · Florist '\_~ FORGET YOUR WASH '~ DAY TROUBLE!! .' MISS TURNEY Bose, The ROBINSON'S POMEROY LAUNDRY ' . .. -' ,._.,. � 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. 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