https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/15e331b763ed62d3f6aa7ab21c29d9c4.pdf 3570eb4cbc4525b0b8e3df65f8abc8cb PDF Text Text READERs. NOTICE-If . )'001 Waal the Newe Ollice af The Dell,. Tri........ call' 238 L1 If the BuoinOtice . . ,_ 202-R. , NO. 75 MINER lSi HECTHOCUTED IN SJR~CUS[ MIN [ Missing Co-ed 1 Charlea GUlla Found Beaide Broken,Cable By ' Hia Father • ' . JS 2ND. FATAUTY 'in ~~e In Put Three I1 . 1: W,-eelu; ~nquea~ To . •. · Be Held 1 _......_ Be~leM to have been tme.d e • 0· MateriAl to Hicro!Ua d? . Inco~~plet,e Dom•ged or Ill& ter1Al J 14 8 9 10 ll 12 20 21 15 1( 17 n .. zp 22 2) 1R 25 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll 12 lJ 15 16 17 18 19 22 2) 24 25 29 )0 )1 29 ----- ----·------ -·- ----------- -· ·-- - · - · -·-- .. - ..... _-. l 2 8 9 15 16 22 29 2) AF il 1 . 2 5 6 7 ll 12 lJ lA 19 20 14 Zl l) 16 27 2R 22 2J 2) ' c l( 29 )0 11• 21 26 2? ;' ~ " 'j 3 17 7 25 2t· 2'/ i) bY 1 e~~~·!BI· Charles . f31111s, 22, ~­ Will folnt~' dt.ad by his fi.ther. 1 Mar· , t1n GIJU.; In a loom of the 'East : l'rlenda and. relatives of 20-yearflntry of the SyraeUBe Mipin1 Co .. Jld Esther }'itts, pretty Unhel'8itr mine No. 75 at Syracuse about 10 :45 . ~I Vermont co-ed, "''ho vanished I o'clock Thursday night. ' 1 .ro'"- the home Of Rev. H. 0. TaGUlla wal!l worklnl alone ~ . a 1 :u~, wher4! she was boardinr - ~1 lD the Eaat entl'y ot. the mine vhi}e atte~dm1 the university, fear bile hll father occup1e1 the room 1 ~a. the Jlrl. hae been t~~trieken bJ ext to hll. The cable, furntshtng / ~ neaYou., ailment that ' kept he~: power to the maehln~. was brok~n rmn sehool ~1: ye~r., A posse led and the YDUill man'a father went ~Y th~ missmg , c~rl1 father i1 t9 his son's room to help h im. I .earcbme the vic•mty of BurllncWhen. he arrived there he found his 1on. Vt.. for any trace of tlie aon l)'lnJ beside a car, dead. student. · 'n1ere was no visible wounds, ex... ceptiO, • sllrht I!Car on hill head. His cap an4 mine lamp were found IC - • •I ODVJcted Mmer l:f. ~adm::'.::''h...f.\l. falling from Bitter Over }'ate . The father ·or young Oillls said ll 12 13 14 18 19 26 20 21 he had heard no outcry and oth<!r lnaiata He ia Innocent of workerll nearby said they had heard none and It was believed. Cha~ge 1 Blamea Coal Opthat death waa blstantaneoua. eratora• Money 27 28 ina' several cars of coal and was In 2) Young GIIUo bad ·finished load- the act of cleaning hill room up, )U l ZJ 19 13 20 --- - --- ---- - ---- 9 )0 22 7 5 2 2 MAR FEU ReplAced 1 l J AN - MateriAl Damaged or I ncomplete - - --- -·- - - - 4 3 --- . ·-·-·- ·6 ? lC ll 12 13 1-• 17 18 19 2(1 21 2) 26 27 28 preparatory to leavlfli the mine, when the accident occurred. lt was not known how death Waa tncurred 8 belief h!>ldlnl: that he had ln&Chlne or car one end tallor the . matleah on W. ~·mod ,:~'!'!if' ""'' .. JO held had to the was being a coroner's inquest, which ~ .Jn,,rtuary where Prlday. yet been held at noon, He ta survived by his father, two · brothmo. John and Martin, Jr., and fDur 818tf.n, Anna. and Natalie at home and P!o.ence and Nellie, both matTied, at Detroit. No funeral ar~ ran~emerita have been made. This i8 tlie second fatal accident at the SYracuse mine 1n the past three week&. NWIIber CITY tn·~a­ WIRE 0 F IN T E lt'N AT I 0 N A L NEWS SERVICE ' JSY POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11,1931 GUilT~ Of fiRST! End DIGHEE MURREH IS JUJIY V[~OICT In Celebrated Power•' Case; Face. Hanrinr Ae Result • ' l~ ""' tn•mll West porttoll8. Sat.urd•Y fl&r\l.Y, . eloUd; and colder . Probable anow llurrtn alone ~ IF IT'S NI:WS lT'8 IN' THE DAILY TIUBUNE J .., wlth ralo In . - . North portions toniJht; t lilbtl)' colder Yf . Cloudy FULL LEASED VOL. VI \ITEA1HER FORECAST- IS NOT SURPRISED r' CARRfER a, m.ll IIi of,'a Brilliant Sea ·C ard'r i ~G[O~MAN ' CEN'rS )'~r -14 .00 KillED I ~ ~~ ~AND ITS W:HO ~AN SACK H0USE 1 l75 Year Old Ohioan Diea 1 I . As Result Of f racl· ured Skull PIUCI!:-SUNDAY 6 9ilNTS �, \ - 1WI II,UX-Y ftiiiUII& fl , DI!Ot;Mlii;R II, IP31 . Middleport . News Watch Your St~p, Uncle! r·· .. ' By Jo'- P. Med._,. -borll tBj inioil • '" ~ ...::..: ' riJBWimlo co!IIPAIII1' ofte put C~ula&loll Dept. Call JII.. R --·-. ' . Call UI-L . For ~ Oh NAnor<At. .t~~nirrts•No Virciaia c.::· AT COURT C~ME Football Team Js IUne · T0 Be H0 nored•.Abtt l Banquet TOnlg ·:· ol .........,. Ololo PW JACKfTS -1'--·· H~Ellow ~R 0 AT W0RK . '" ' &hDuld mak.e. ona Q( the bellt Utt~ ~ DONATIONs ' .uDE \ Mn. ~t Ha.ni.B will Jttwn r uurued Th,unda.y tram .\Lhem M1ddl!port, paued. a.way Pridl, ~pfa')ert Produced here and 1n &ll A~ the Iaiit meetiJlJ of tht: Am· &t.t.urday evenirg from Columbus wher'!' they attended Ule fwte ral ui morning ln a. Charleaton holpi , probablllt)' will wlrtd~up aa a. loop ertean Legion Auxilial'J , aeVf!r~~ol wher1. ahe .spent a short u~. a relative. ae<:ordlna to word recetnd bert'. ~· artlat before t.be preaent Je&IOil donatlona •·ere m&dt. One t.o Utt Mrs Walter H1Ll'rll> lelt fm CoMrs. Ed St~e lc who receivEd se- Death was beUeved due to eancer Grqa cloMs. At any raLe, the boy ha8 Communlt)l Cbrllt.rnU Dultel. lumbur Fr1dly morntnR: for a 11hort vt r!l' InJuries when shf' ftJI •n the wh1rh dl.seue 11he baa 1u11'ered. tor PIIOIU .,_L . been showing up )'l'ett.)' lood In hll Fund. cne to the State Child Wt:l- vtel~ wllh Jvr slAter Mrs. J . H. }ard 11.t her homf' on Gtavel HJll scm~ time. She haa been in Lhe work th.ua rar, ~d. baa htb.ree m«e hue Pund whlch ta used to help CroWihore. She wlU retum Sunci11.y. • the !J rst of the week , u; Improving.\ hc!pil..t~l !ur several wetiul seasoru at. t he pme, w lch would m.ake a happy Chlntmas for the Mr. and Mrs. W . 0 . Ha.ll ~:~nd She Ill survive<! DY her huat.nd , c.ll'phans of BOldk!n and sailors at I !amlly or Rutbmd visited with Mr I I an fmplo,Ye6 or tt.e New Yort Cen· develop ,his work on the court. SaThere tall and Jena:th.y, the Xenia home. · and Mn. William Godz Wcc.lnca-1 ~·rAN UARD HEAitER~ l tral Railway Co. and several ehll· 1an alSters. GEorge HaUler, head m:'o ld ~ who when Another donation waa made to day. ' The standard &arers m ·t w~th dren a home. No funeral arrance .. 1 1 coach at Oblo state unlvert out u k1 able to rea the the SWte Hospital P'Wl4 whkb l!., I v 1 ~'·IO ia Sauer arui Panny UoopJ ' ML'>s Maym Cu vert Tuc:;d&. y ever•- ments have been mlde. moon, wor n1 for center -""" -' ·"' ,.. 11 n ..... ... t.. at h t::r h'Jmf' 0.1 ' It ill be h the prlnciPMI Uo this d a lth I Ipoll·t 11!14:! d to wa rd ex tr a com ! ""... llllu. motored t.O <!harle.st:c.n Thursday ng ......:v:m.......-r S y, W ere l\8 nU hand W :enhy ;d neceutties Of disabled war veteran~ I for i:l vlslt with Ml.SS Ann S&Ut'f . ' Filth Avt'ntw Th~ program j)I ~SI n t 8 0 1& at. tJ~ hospitals throuah.oul. the speaker of the evenlnlg. Material Thil pr~ cthee~~ 11 arJ ::'_."' M d was In chan-:~' o! MJ!,s s~·a WESTINGHOUM: W.\.OE8 8 Farmer ami Icd . ma,a.e e ow at....,10 a rea:u r lstat.e. , fUl Mrs.0. . Louise !:!co lt assJsll:d hy !ht> Mi s~ !', Pittsburgh, Dec. JJ- IN8-Waae Mr. Hauser has had seve ra1 years Year Seems Better plvot man. The center position Thi! year, a.s In previous years. w . f RuSJU>ll wu"E' In Athcn.'> Wed- Maym Covert and Jean McKay. relluctlon s, averqtng ten percent, £xpuilmc::! tn artcttron work and has always been the main COl In plans have been made tor helping neldiiY eu.nnji to attend . the mlA social h our followe{J a it.e: will be made effective ln all planta Tontah~ at 6:30 o'clock, the pub~ knows hl& subject. He hu held th~ an aua the local machine which seems many of the needy tam1Ue.s In MM~ Ual !'rogram of the S!>:mpnony or·l whkll lll!ht telll:!~ hm cnls wen: M~l- of the Westinghouse Electl1e and lie is Invited to the Knight& of posltlon ot head line coach at the hardest. to flU, IL8 years iODe by dlepcrt and l'lcmlty. che&.ra cr Ohio University . ved Manufacturing oompany Jan"•-3 the past FIRST GAME SOON have hfailed hto produce a boy tall Pythlas banque~ ball here to honor Ohlo three State years, university was an tor Ali·Amerlcan --~Mr . an1 Mrs C F I:U.t;lburr. I ) 1. it v.'&.s a nnounced here today......by the Middleport hlih. school Yellow ta.ckle from the University of Min~~ 0;: to andle the place satiaBJK.THDAY P..t.RTY returned Timr:oday from Cu l.tmbu•. mt:s IN CIIARLESTO.'It 1J . s: Trltle, vtce-preslden~ and Jacket football ,.... with the 81,_ nesota In 1921 and held the nn~~Jtlon Go To Nel·-nvl'lle On ~;r{ should develop Into a e A &urprltoe birthday party wtul Coach and Mr5. Clyde .aa nyr, Mrs H E D~ul!hcrty of upp"r general manager of the company. ...-~ -., • c n given Mrs. A. A. Dillard by h.!r ' - · -- -· nual football banquet. . as head coeeh at Colgate university 18th; Big Boy Out t,.•r,.torh,_'hmelnhodmoenboplYe'n'tythao~ '•'n.!!,phyl, husband A. A. Dilhud and her dau ~_ W&'J~~~~~~:qJJ ~...d"~ . ~~~~e.~~~~~~ Just a ~mindel' or the good work ,f.or three years. .., _. ghte Mrs C 0 FWl Th sd 411' ~ .r,l.!.l -.r !!.I. Jft'l!l ...,~..,.~..,.~..,.~~ the boy.! have done for t.helr &ehool For Center dUII(ent sesslona on the court dur.! r . . er ur a_t ~ • ~ Several other Interesting features ing the pract.ice hours, and from venlng lf\ the way of worldn& valiantly will be presented 011 t;he banquet the way he goes after the treJnlnl Those present were : Mr. an1 Mrs whUe on the gridiron thll- past aea~ program and tickets can be secured The Yellow Jacket biU!ket<!ers se&.sions, it lJ believed that he Will c. o. Fisher and children, Mr ami son, but every public llpirlted per- even at thlll late hour at the Mary have been practlaing diligently a.t land a berth at the center of the Mrs. Howder. Mr. and Mrs. Jchn son 1n J41ddleport should attend Jane Cotree Shoppe, Uhambers the tJigh school gymnasium here ring. Dillard and family, Mr and Mrs s ~ the banquet. pvtng th.e ISQuad a Grocery and Smith Clothing Co , for the past ..·eek under the guid ~ Besides these boys who have .1-'ii dley and children. Mr. and ' IOOd reception. for •1.00 ance of Coa.ch Clyde Battyn, Ibn- signed their names on the roster of H. E BUSh. Paul Dtllard. M& A most. intereaUna: Proeram has · bering up, getting the feel of tht' the Yellow Ja.ctet squad, there Is CoateR, William Dillard ~ been arransed tollowinS the b&n~ Remember, tonliht at 6:30 o'clock ball, nnd In general getting ready Chink ward, Bennett, and H . EaBush. Musical .!cl ~cTh k th quet, which wlll be prepared by the aL t.be Knights or Pythla.s banquet to launch 11 season on the hard tep who have taken to the game were presented by S . H. Fade eet rug ompany ta es p easure In annOUnCing , e Ce eP&at Chlets assoctatlon or the Pyth- hall. wood floor. wuh plenty or pep and before the ley wloUn; and HowW"d Mccloull ~ bration of their first anniversary on next Saturday, December . · Although the first scheduled season Is barely under way, should (gultarl. qW&l~W'&lW'&)W&l~~~W&lW&}~W~l [game of the Yellnw J acket& Is not see actiOn with a capital "A". Rdreshments of left crt•am, cah• 12th. · ~ until next Friday, Dee<mber 18, at , In a general oummary or the and elder wer• oerv<d. ~ A cordial invitatiOJ~ is extended tn EVERYONE to attend this ~ I Nelsonville, plays ga.lore have been [material answering Coach Battyn·s ...., SO U circulated through the camp and 1call t here i5 only one thing to say BIR1'H ANNOUNCEMENT celebration and r·eceive a souvenir of the occasion. ,£, the boys who have turned out for and that is they should rtnc up ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank White anAl1 who attenrled the formal opening la~t year are especially thlfi. indoor winter sport a.re be~ ~season together as the the birth of a fi0.1 born Fri• gmntng to work hard preparini line-up shows there art boys capa~ morning. invited to be present. '. ye:r On Hand Th . U ':tchecl, cUTs I 11 . ,- . liEPIIE8ENTATJVEs Announcement·! i one &Ide R 1D dlleour- tbOm. Tlio o;..4oiil 0... th~t ~m' 'J:'ile Vlslt-01' Who ·· I I I Ifl. lo towh now W&nt.a tfu; spree& the city. .. ATT ··~ SALI Jt • 'J ... .. ... •• " . --~"t f: Fin~ ~ I themselves tor evory point or the ble or last and tricky paBOlng ·•· I..· ~ Leathe~ goods and Noveltie~. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. , ' , ., gym. 01 the,~---- ball, boys who have earle eyea when Coach Battyn has a wealth J• or almln• at the bucket, and bo,.. who ~ material tor his squad this season, are sure footed wl~h plenty of de- ~ staged ~ all that takes to build up or basketeen who wlU han· which should shape fire qulni<t. Pat some while playing the situation for themselves. The 1931 •32 Yellow Jacket qulntot should prove >one of the best an Ike Neal Is another I~ t~~e~;,t ~eth:o.:,~t.:bool stem h'~= .='tr'l.~~ who tad ~~ ~~;~15;:J;.~~g~~ ~;~ aecounf~~~~~fg~~ THE GOLD SHOPPE I~--~----~-~~- ~ ~he game, each nliht a t ~ r~:~~e!s ~;earn~~~ ! I · · ·= Cub Allensworth, a freshman, In plenty of time tor the fans. ~ ' ~ I·~-· . ,< The Reed Drug Co ~ . •lJ J. I ' . · Marlin" .... ~ It has been a plea.•ure to serve you during the past year and we dE"!ire to thank you for your patronage, through< which you have ---" · our a b'l' · · expre,-s"',· your con f 1'd ence m ; ,Jty anr] mtegnty. Although, primarily, this celebration i ~ for the PUI'POse of meetingold friend ~ a~ well as making new ones-it will be an !>PPOI'tunity for you to supply your drug- stm·e neerl~ at pt;ces never before quoted in Meigf! County. " For $ale · I ~ some s,l.eJlar Jlerfolmances. ButBattyn has reported. that he eli• cher, KlncQid, Lohse and Lewl8 a.re pects to have a home 1ame petore back from last year's team. ready the Netsonvtlle game and If one Is for business o.lso. negotiated, It wlU be announced . 1 I ~ team last sewon, has Jewelry, Watchea, Diamonds, Silverware, ~Jt .. ~­ --~..:.... Of ~ , C>;.~~ ... I.. t .-n • BEFORE YOU BUY THAT CHRISTMAS GIFT ATTEND OUR (/i .... t 'J 0 N C I " · . • RoC:~ Dru•- 1 W'&l-W&JW'&J~~~~~S ~W&J~W&JW'&)W&JWJ:)- .! ,I • . •... '..;. '. . l ~:- !o'-.w...\· ~~ "1.#.,"' ~ ' .. r!• "'' :. ..... .. •• "HOW ·GOOD. ' .ARE THE:y?" SMOKERS WANT TO KNOW . ' • ------ Co!llllry ·c lub Re, ·' ... TH£ INDIAN GIRL HE iNi:liAN GI)IL who actually killed the young of Tilby Sn:ith, after having won another trial, according to the decision of the Appellale Court, ha• finally won another ·victory over the law in that she i• saved the brd·e al uf giving up her life in the electric chair. Having thrown herself on the mercy of the court during her la•l trial, the presiding judge decided lhat she would be sufficiently punished if she were sent to Marysville for the re•t of her natural life without hope of pardon or parole. Society not being as vindictive as many of il• enen..l.,~iels~j'l !{l~fh•l will pr.-bably not object to this flnal chapter of this c ~~.~?~~;~~!~:~ blooded murder of • young mother with a babe at breast. It will probably atcept the plea t)lat thio girl with some white and some Indian blood courrdng throqgh her veins, uneducat~it. Ignorant &8 the world knows things, wao un'duly dominat~d by the husband' and father lvho has~~~h~:. ah'eady paid the supreme penalty for the dastardly crime.! 1 It is reasonable to suppOse that he pid inftuence the maid . to enter into the cono,Piracy with him. With •o many more danserouo criminals abroad and escaping the just peil4lty of th~ir acta, It Ia .not hard the average person to overlook the fact that this girl e•· caped with her life. Her lot will b'e hard. At · best, it probably was not eaoy for ouch •• ,h er klrid to serve out many ,llays nl more drab existence, labnrll!g under h'\n'<li·J~1f1~;;: cap• 1hat were placed before them yearll, evon, before ~~;}!~,.~~·~~~· they· were horn. When we sec int!tancea of this kjnd, it i• ~ hard to believe th~t all men are really created Jnie and equal. IIA~~;; The ending to this sordid case at least a(aln ·~rvf• warning to lillY wh~ contemplate similar de~~·· that tjley pre destine~ to go the oame route as t~eir nnfqt~ll.li~!;e · l!fpdecessors, ~Jld tjlat it pays lo u•e one • mintl for _,~h~r ~hinirs than cfline. . z 1 T • Souio . FLOUR ing qucs1 ions. Old man hahit ho' been discarded .•• for· gotten. "How ·good i.s it?" , .. th at's whut tht•,· waot to know :dlout any cig:trcttc the-y !lmokt:. What wantan isn't IJ'&teful fDI' :._i, .. .... ., -------· ' rmo;o::i:::~. itl~ trade~: g;v.en our own free •u much In a lbtiJ time as the announcement that Great lltl!ain ~roln~r to adop( a protective ta!lff. I ., a Chtitt· "HOW good i3 it?" Brother, rou finger right on it! maa aift that lift's a. jieavy burden of woi). ftciib her ahouldera the whole year 'tiibild; Anew VCIN Wilber is the a~~~wer to what tila~ 1ift aliCKild be. I I Mlfa IIi. .-cit · SObA CRA.Cit~ C. C. 2 lb. boil t fk, EJ.~ lb. ilk CdRN, Country.CIIIb. ii~ cn•m 110. 2 can Hie VANILl,A WAFEltS, "'.. "· .r.ll Now when you " ...,, • 19c ·3 fclr • . • • STARTS w!tth fine tobacco. Chesterfield I TJ:lj,yers are experts in Ihe art of ju'dging • 1 qualicy leaf. They-can spot the finest tobacco in any country •• ; an·cl.thby wbn:t take anything el,... ;·, You'p $ncl tb,e same p"f.nsta/<ing <!1\re ••• the ~··~· 's kinful' lik~dJJng •' •• ~~ tbe. wrin'g , the • .... '".' • '"Y t!la:,yo"'rc talking Ches• 'tedield's la11guag• -no11e othtr! Flour. ~·v. Yo'J Want.a cigarette th'l['s ~rilu'tr. You want cigarette t~at laSitS besier. Ybu W"Jnt i. Jmrii Chat utish. Com~: in and· aee tho! Ne" Vo~ 'wi~ co;l'iitatfd i;10rc;e~.in o;!blijnel~d tub, fl~~:t~~ a1ltator and Rfilty 1Vrilller with ltiill ' .. · i;olle rolla. p~;t your cigarette. And above all, yau want cigarettes I C"''jatry Club i The only chance the farm board has ever to ~~t PO~· 11!•r aguln will be fnr wheat to-yo to $2 a bushel, for· so"'!•Jl"Cjiljl~r: MOKER :i,nowadays,aren'r taking thing• for granted. 'l1tey' :e shopping around ••• ask· i'iited .. NJ• . .. -~-IIi ~~ S ; bl~.il~i!'ll• !'lUI the ~ss·blend111g. Blendecl 'aod ttoss·ble11ded ••• tba:t:s Cbes· terfield! •And what a diJI'erence it makes in the way it ""o!n and tltsttsl prac:tic:al in· • ' • UR 0 M field to package, Chesterfields are proC tectcd br the strictest purity standards; the ! '. ' '- .;.t. ~a~ · ' .. !'jij. ' J . .' most mddem sanitary manufacturing methods. They're .rolled in the linesr, whitest paper ••• that burns without u•teorodor. Wrapped in a clean, attraai•e package ... neat, msb·lnoking; moi~t~~n:-dpc ••• bar eaiiJ' co open. And d~ ... red as fast as dley're made .•• from 3 big laCIOries ••• to every cigarette counter in the land. • · T HAT'StbestoryofwhyChellerfieldooatis(y. reasoo they're milder ••• that's better. Ugbt up ••• and answer That'llbe why dlry ratte ~ owa qt~~ldoDI • · ,, ' . '~ ~ . ' ·"'- ,, "" ,! ' ,,, .. ' i. I i �, \ - 1WI II,UX-Y ftiiiUII& fl , DI!Ot;Mlii;R II, IP31 . Middleport . News Watch Your St~p, Uncle! r·· .. ' By Jo'- P. Med._,. -borll tBj inioil • '" ~ ...::..: ' riJBWimlo co!IIPAIII1' ofte put C~ula&loll Dept. Call JII.. R --·-. ' . Call UI-L . For ~ Oh NAnor<At. .t~~nirrts•No Virciaia c.::· AT COURT C~ME Football Team Js IUne · T0 Be H0 nored•.Abtt l Banquet TOnlg ·:· ol .........,. Ololo PW JACKfTS -1'--·· H~Ellow ~R 0 AT W0RK . '" ' &hDuld mak.e. ona Q( the bellt Utt~ ~ DONATIONs ' .uDE \ Mn. ~t Ha.ni.B will Jttwn r uurued Th,unda.y tram .\Lhem M1ddl!port, paued. a.way Pridl, ~pfa')ert Produced here and 1n &ll A~ the Iaiit meetiJlJ of tht: Am· &t.t.urday evenirg from Columbus wher'!' they attended Ule fwte ral ui morning ln a. Charleaton holpi , probablllt)' will wlrtd~up aa a. loop ertean Legion Auxilial'J , aeVf!r~~ol wher1. ahe .spent a short u~. a relative. ae<:ordlna to word recetnd bert'. ~· artlat before t.be preaent Je&IOil donatlona •·ere m&dt. One t.o Utt Mrs Walter H1Ll'rll> lelt fm CoMrs. Ed St~e lc who receivEd se- Death was beUeved due to eancer Grqa cloMs. At any raLe, the boy ha8 Communlt)l Cbrllt.rnU Dultel. lumbur Fr1dly morntnR: for a 11hort vt r!l' InJuries when shf' ftJI •n the wh1rh dl.seue 11he baa 1u11'ered. tor PIIOIU .,_L . been showing up )'l'ett.)' lood In hll Fund. cne to the State Child Wt:l- vtel~ wllh Jvr slAter Mrs. J . H. }ard 11.t her homf' on Gtavel HJll scm~ time. She haa been in Lhe work th.ua rar, ~d. baa htb.ree m«e hue Pund whlch ta used to help CroWihore. She wlU retum Sunci11.y. • the !J rst of the week , u; Improving.\ hc!pil..t~l !ur several wetiul seasoru at. t he pme, w lch would m.ake a happy Chlntmas for the Mr. and Mrs. W . 0 . Ha.ll ~:~nd She Ill survive<! DY her huat.nd , c.ll'phans of BOldk!n and sailors at I !amlly or Rutbmd visited with Mr I I an fmplo,Ye6 or tt.e New Yort Cen· develop ,his work on the court. SaThere tall and Jena:th.y, the Xenia home. · and Mn. William Godz Wcc.lnca-1 ~·rAN UARD HEAitER~ l tral Railway Co. and several ehll· 1an alSters. GEorge HaUler, head m:'o ld ~ who when Another donation waa made to day. ' The standard &arers m ·t w~th dren a home. No funeral arrance .. 1 1 coach at Oblo state unlvert out u k1 able to rea the the SWte Hospital P'Wl4 whkb l!., I v 1 ~'·IO ia Sauer arui Panny UoopJ ' ML'>s Maym Cu vert Tuc:;d&. y ever•- ments have been mlde. moon, wor n1 for center -""" -' ·"' ,.. 11 n ..... ... t.. at h t::r h'Jmf' 0.1 ' It ill be h the prlnciPMI Uo this d a lth I Ipoll·t 11!14:! d to wa rd ex tr a com ! ""... llllu. motored t.O <!harle.st:c.n Thursday ng ......:v:m.......-r S y, W ere l\8 nU hand W :enhy ;d neceutties Of disabled war veteran~ I for i:l vlslt with Ml.SS Ann S&Ut'f . ' Filth Avt'ntw Th~ program j)I ~SI n t 8 0 1& at. tJ~ hospitals throuah.oul. the speaker of the evenlnlg. Material Thil pr~ cthee~~ 11 arJ ::'_."' M d was In chan-:~' o! MJ!,s s~·a WESTINGHOUM: W.\.OE8 8 Farmer ami Icd . ma,a.e e ow at....,10 a rea:u r lstat.e. , fUl Mrs.0. . Louise !:!co lt assJsll:d hy !ht> Mi s~ !', Pittsburgh, Dec. JJ- IN8-Waae Mr. Hauser has had seve ra1 years Year Seems Better plvot man. The center position Thi! year, a.s In previous years. w . f RuSJU>ll wu"E' In Athcn.'> Wed- Maym Covert and Jean McKay. relluctlon s, averqtng ten percent, £xpuilmc::! tn artcttron work and has always been the main COl In plans have been made tor helping neldiiY eu.nnji to attend . the mlA social h our followe{J a it.e: will be made effective ln all planta Tontah~ at 6:30 o'clock, the pub~ knows hl& subject. He hu held th~ an aua the local machine which seems many of the needy tam1Ue.s In MM~ Ual !'rogram of the S!>:mpnony or·l whkll lll!ht telll:!~ hm cnls wen: M~l- of the Westinghouse Electl1e and lie is Invited to the Knight& of posltlon ot head line coach at the hardest. to flU, IL8 years iODe by dlepcrt and l'lcmlty. che&.ra cr Ohio University . ved Manufacturing oompany Jan"•-3 the past FIRST GAME SOON have hfailed hto produce a boy tall Pythlas banque~ ball here to honor Ohlo three State years, university was an tor Ali·Amerlcan --~Mr . an1 Mrs C F I:U.t;lburr. I ) 1. it v.'&.s a nnounced here today......by the Middleport hlih. school Yellow ta.ckle from the University of Min~~ 0;: to andle the place satiaBJK.THDAY P..t.RTY returned Timr:oday from Cu l.tmbu•. mt:s IN CIIARLESTO.'It 1J . s: Trltle, vtce-preslden~ and Jacket football ,.... with the 81,_ nesota In 1921 and held the nn~~Jtlon Go To Nel·-nvl'lle On ~;r{ should develop Into a e A &urprltoe birthday party wtul Coach and Mr5. Clyde .aa nyr, Mrs H E D~ul!hcrty of upp"r general manager of the company. ...-~ -., • c n given Mrs. A. A. Dillard by h.!r ' - · -- -· nual football banquet. . as head coeeh at Colgate university 18th; Big Boy Out t,.•r,.torh,_'hmelnhodmoenboplYe'n'tythao~ '•'n.!!,phyl, husband A. A. Dilhud and her dau ~_ W&'J~~~~~~:qJJ ~...d"~ . ~~~~e.~~~~~~ Just a ~mindel' or the good work ,f.or three years. .., _. ghte Mrs C 0 FWl Th sd 411' ~ .r,l.!.l -.r !!.I. Jft'l!l ...,~..,.~..,.~..,.~~ the boy.! have done for t.helr &ehool For Center dUII(ent sesslona on the court dur.! r . . er ur a_t ~ • ~ Several other Interesting features ing the pract.ice hours, and from venlng lf\ the way of worldn& valiantly will be presented 011 t;he banquet the way he goes after the treJnlnl Those present were : Mr. an1 Mrs whUe on the gridiron thll- past aea~ program and tickets can be secured The Yellow Jacket biU!ket<!ers se&.sions, it lJ believed that he Will c. o. Fisher and children, Mr ami son, but every public llpirlted per- even at thlll late hour at the Mary have been practlaing diligently a.t land a berth at the center of the Mrs. Howder. Mr. and Mrs. Jchn son 1n J41ddleport should attend Jane Cotree Shoppe, Uhambers the tJigh school gymnasium here ring. Dillard and family, Mr and Mrs s ~ the banquet. pvtng th.e ISQuad a Grocery and Smith Clothing Co , for the past ..·eek under the guid ~ Besides these boys who have .1-'ii dley and children. Mr. and ' IOOd reception. for •1.00 ance of Coa.ch Clyde Battyn, Ibn- signed their names on the roster of H. E BUSh. Paul Dtllard. M& A most. intereaUna: Proeram has · bering up, getting the feel of tht' the Yellow Ja.ctet squad, there Is CoateR, William Dillard ~ been arransed tollowinS the b&n~ Remember, tonliht at 6:30 o'clock ball, nnd In general getting ready Chink ward, Bennett, and H . EaBush. Musical .!cl ~cTh k th quet, which wlll be prepared by the aL t.be Knights or Pythla.s banquet to launch 11 season on the hard tep who have taken to the game were presented by S . H. Fade eet rug ompany ta es p easure In annOUnCing , e Ce eP&at Chlets assoctatlon or the Pyth- hall. wood floor. wuh plenty or pep and before the ley wloUn; and HowW"d Mccloull ~ bration of their first anniversary on next Saturday, December . · Although the first scheduled season Is barely under way, should (gultarl. qW&l~W'&lW'&)W&l~~~W&lW&}~W~l [game of the Yellnw J acket& Is not see actiOn with a capital "A". Rdreshments of left crt•am, cah• 12th. · ~ until next Friday, Dee<mber 18, at , In a general oummary or the and elder wer• oerv<d. ~ A cordial invitatiOJ~ is extended tn EVERYONE to attend this ~ I Nelsonville, plays ga.lore have been [material answering Coach Battyn·s ...., SO U circulated through the camp and 1call t here i5 only one thing to say BIR1'H ANNOUNCEMENT celebration and r·eceive a souvenir of the occasion. ,£, the boys who have turned out for and that is they should rtnc up ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank White anAl1 who attenrled the formal opening la~t year are especially thlfi. indoor winter sport a.re be~ ~season together as the the birth of a fi0.1 born Fri• gmntng to work hard preparini line-up shows there art boys capa~ morning. invited to be present. '. ye:r On Hand Th . U ':tchecl, cUTs I 11 . ,- . liEPIIE8ENTATJVEs Announcement·! i one &Ide R 1D dlleour- tbOm. Tlio o;..4oiil 0... th~t ~m' 'J:'ile Vlslt-01' Who ·· I I I Ifl. lo towh now W&nt.a tfu; spree& the city. .. ATT ··~ SALI Jt • 'J ... .. ... •• " . --~"t f: Fin~ ~ I themselves tor evory point or the ble or last and tricky paBOlng ·•· I..· ~ Leathe~ goods and Noveltie~. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. , ' , ., gym. 01 the,~---- ball, boys who have earle eyea when Coach Battyn has a wealth J• or almln• at the bucket, and bo,.. who ~ material tor his squad this season, are sure footed wl~h plenty of de- ~ staged ~ all that takes to build up or basketeen who wlU han· which should shape fire qulni<t. Pat some while playing the situation for themselves. The 1931 •32 Yellow Jacket qulntot should prove >one of the best an Ike Neal Is another I~ t~~e~;,t ~eth:o.:,~t.:bool stem h'~= .='tr'l.~~ who tad ~~ ~~;~15;:J;.~~g~~ ~;~ aecounf~~~~~fg~~ THE GOLD SHOPPE I~--~----~-~~- ~ ~he game, each nliht a t ~ r~:~~e!s ~;earn~~~ ! I · · ·= Cub Allensworth, a freshman, In plenty of time tor the fans. ~ ' ~ I·~-· . ,< The Reed Drug Co ~ . •lJ J. I ' . · Marlin" .... ~ It has been a plea.•ure to serve you during the past year and we dE"!ire to thank you for your patronage, through< which you have ---" · our a b'l' · · expre,-s"',· your con f 1'd ence m ; ,Jty anr] mtegnty. Although, primarily, this celebration i ~ for the PUI'POse of meetingold friend ~ a~ well as making new ones-it will be an !>PPOI'tunity for you to supply your drug- stm·e neerl~ at pt;ces never before quoted in Meigf! County. " For $ale · I ~ some s,l.eJlar Jlerfolmances. ButBattyn has reported. that he eli• cher, KlncQid, Lohse and Lewl8 a.re pects to have a home 1ame petore back from last year's team. ready the Netsonvtlle game and If one Is for business o.lso. negotiated, It wlU be announced . 1 I ~ team last sewon, has Jewelry, Watchea, Diamonds, Silverware, ~Jt .. ~­ --~..:.... Of ~ , C>;.~~ ... I.. t .-n • BEFORE YOU BUY THAT CHRISTMAS GIFT ATTEND OUR (/i .... t 'J 0 N C I " · . • RoC:~ Dru•- 1 W'&l-W&JW'&J~~~~~S ~W&J~W&JW'&)W&JWJ:)- .! ,I • . •... '..;. '. . l ~:- !o'-.w...\· ~~ "1.#.,"' ~ ' .. r!• "'' :. ..... .. •• "HOW ·GOOD. ' .ARE THE:y?" SMOKERS WANT TO KNOW . ' • ------ Co!llllry ·c lub Re, ·' ... TH£ INDIAN GIRL HE iNi:liAN GI)IL who actually killed the young of Tilby Sn:ith, after having won another trial, according to the decision of the Appellale Court, ha• finally won another ·victory over the law in that she i• saved the brd·e al uf giving up her life in the electric chair. Having thrown herself on the mercy of the court during her la•l trial, the presiding judge decided lhat she would be sufficiently punished if she were sent to Marysville for the re•t of her natural life without hope of pardon or parole. Society not being as vindictive as many of il• enen..l.,~iels~j'l !{l~fh•l will pr.-bably not object to this flnal chapter of this c ~~.~?~~;~~!~:~ blooded murder of • young mother with a babe at breast. It will probably atcept the plea t)lat thio girl with some white and some Indian blood courrdng throqgh her veins, uneducat~it. Ignorant &8 the world knows things, wao un'duly dominat~d by the husband' and father lvho has~~~h~:. ah'eady paid the supreme penalty for the dastardly crime.! 1 It is reasonable to suppOse that he pid inftuence the maid . to enter into the cono,Piracy with him. With •o many more danserouo criminals abroad and escaping the just peil4lty of th~ir acta, It Ia .not hard the average person to overlook the fact that this girl e•· caped with her life. Her lot will b'e hard. At · best, it probably was not eaoy for ouch •• ,h er klrid to serve out many ,llays nl more drab existence, labnrll!g under h'\n'<li·J~1f1~;;: cap• 1hat were placed before them yearll, evon, before ~~;}!~,.~~·~~~· they· were horn. When we sec int!tancea of this kjnd, it i• ~ hard to believe th~t all men are really created Jnie and equal. IIA~~;; The ending to this sordid case at least a(aln ·~rvf• warning to lillY wh~ contemplate similar de~~·· that tjley pre destine~ to go the oame route as t~eir nnfqt~ll.li~!;e · l!fpdecessors, ~Jld tjlat it pays lo u•e one • mintl for _,~h~r ~hinirs than cfline. . z 1 T • Souio . FLOUR ing qucs1 ions. Old man hahit ho' been discarded .•• for· gotten. "How ·good i.s it?" , .. th at's whut tht•,· waot to know :dlout any cig:trcttc the-y !lmokt:. What wantan isn't IJ'&teful fDI' :._i, .. .... ., -------· ' rmo;o::i:::~. itl~ trade~: g;v.en our own free •u much In a lbtiJ time as the announcement that Great lltl!ain ~roln~r to adop( a protective ta!lff. I ., a Chtitt· "HOW good i3 it?" Brother, rou finger right on it! maa aift that lift's a. jieavy burden of woi). ftciib her ahouldera the whole year 'tiibild; Anew VCIN Wilber is the a~~~wer to what tila~ 1ift aliCKild be. I I Mlfa IIi. .-cit · SObA CRA.Cit~ C. C. 2 lb. boil t fk, EJ.~ lb. ilk CdRN, Country.CIIIb. ii~ cn•m 110. 2 can Hie VANILl,A WAFEltS, "'.. "· .r.ll Now when you " ...,, • 19c ·3 fclr • . • • STARTS w!tth fine tobacco. Chesterfield I TJ:lj,yers are experts in Ihe art of ju'dging • 1 qualicy leaf. They-can spot the finest tobacco in any country •• ; an·cl.thby wbn:t take anything el,... ;·, You'p $ncl tb,e same p"f.nsta/<ing <!1\re ••• the ~··~· 's kinful' lik~dJJng •' •• ~~ tbe. wrin'g , the • .... '".' • '"Y t!la:,yo"'rc talking Ches• 'tedield's la11guag• -no11e othtr! Flour. ~·v. Yo'J Want.a cigarette th'l['s ~rilu'tr. You want cigarette t~at laSitS besier. Ybu W"Jnt i. Jmrii Chat utish. Com~: in and· aee tho! Ne" Vo~ 'wi~ co;l'iitatfd i;10rc;e~.in o;!blijnel~d tub, fl~~:t~~ a1ltator and Rfilty 1Vrilller with ltiill ' .. · i;olle rolla. p~;t your cigarette. And above all, yau want cigarettes I C"''jatry Club i The only chance the farm board has ever to ~~t PO~· 11!•r aguln will be fnr wheat to-yo to $2 a bushel, for· so"'!•Jl"Cjiljl~r: MOKER :i,nowadays,aren'r taking thing• for granted. 'l1tey' :e shopping around ••• ask· i'iited .. NJ• . .. -~-IIi ~~ S ; bl~.il~i!'ll• !'lUI the ~ss·blend111g. Blendecl 'aod ttoss·ble11ded ••• tba:t:s Cbes· terfield! •And what a diJI'erence it makes in the way it ""o!n and tltsttsl prac:tic:al in· • ' • UR 0 M field to package, Chesterfields are proC tectcd br the strictest purity standards; the ! '. ' '- .;.t. ~a~ · ' .. !'jij. ' J . .' most mddem sanitary manufacturing methods. They're .rolled in the linesr, whitest paper ••• that burns without u•teorodor. Wrapped in a clean, attraai•e package ... neat, msb·lnoking; moi~t~~n:-dpc ••• bar eaiiJ' co open. And d~ ... red as fast as dley're made .•• from 3 big laCIOries ••• to every cigarette counter in the land. • · T HAT'StbestoryofwhyChellerfieldooatis(y. reasoo they're milder ••• that's better. Ugbt up ••• and answer That'llbe why dlry ratte ~ owa qt~~ldoDI • · ,, ' . '~ ~ . ' ·"'- ,, "" ,! ' ,,, .. ' i. I i �' ; ]llR P!CitU IN ,,....__ .Pil!ilw; Plliea Thtwt.•• ·One T-.., Two Oft <¥er; TWo CHoSEN Bun';lay s.upL. ~hqol Q:ao P.l'tachlna · meeting cpch 'f o'eloct.. Artl~ 1 A. D. JtuSHIJ, At'..orney for Pa.lutlfl'. . ... ... DUL'I' TRmun. I'OIDIIO'f, u~ l HRE[ PUYE ",, ON·f{Sl[R'S "" 'l!t Air ' ---- Fi'odl Ml!llli~ 0n Yob can have your dl-: of three 11-2.ton DMte Trilck8 team Anil . One The Oilier With GtfOO 1'ires attd ~ready to g., for $50.00. · ' See Them At LOcal PI'"· lllhlle lhoy are walt· to ... ti>e Oiilcw AU-8olllh· oii~ I.eolue team the that i ' N N • •l . i'- Pomer•y Chevrolet Ct• ... Used Car -Ex~hange ELBERFELDS .Hundred·s of Smart Winter OoatiJ at Xmas-time Savings. . •. ·-.... . i '. ·- I ,. ., I - •• I• I Grotap II tWo $ GH'tiAIG. CHAMPS! Church Notices I • ...,, .......... '""" ""'"'' '"' ~ .. ., ft"''" """ ........ ! from va~e four) PLANTS M. E. CIIURCH :f t~- -, .J. D.JLaw, Fa&tor Sunday .&<:hool at 9:30 conducted by If'ia B. Sayre. Come 11.nd learn •ol •l ·Jesus. ~Continued r·.u.is """""'ii LETART E. CHURCH li. D. Law, Pastor l S u11day school at. 9:30 A. B. Alex- ander. Supt. Ohtss meeting at 10 :30. League at 6:30 P. M. by l.la.ss m~::etlng at 7 P. M. -•• •• ·~ .. AT THE THEATRE8 ELECTRIC TJ1,EATRE, POMEJOY Friday and Sal)lrd!IY • ' ''CHANCES" Hear and &ee; DouJiat Fairbanks Jr.. a. Hobart., Anth0117 • ell and othel'll. Don't mla this yoa&h In a Sent of God." In charge or Prl- 1 Teacher&: . :;.);;;;.: "And he ca led his name ~ ahd Also Comedy "Marria1c Rows" UBERTY THEATRE, Middleport ... •• "POLITlCs" ~li'cttce: lfj,:;;;y .f . More laqha than a President bll votes. PoiiJ andMarle 10 lu .. ~ for pol1Ue1 Ia a blr •7• Begbm:y;s You are Juvlted ' with your voice at the Fridey end Satu• day Marie Dre11ler end Polly Moran in . $25·.. $38·~ $58·· 10:15 Lord's supper to AIL 6:30 Christian Endea.vor--Oenevieve Welker, Pres. Topic : "Makltlg: Xmae Ch.rlsttin", Micah 4: 1-5. · 1 'l: 15 J0lnt assembly. of Christian Endeavors wt.th Bong service under : the Iekdershlp of Mrs. Tyree . . Church night service: Wedne&day ~ Dec. 16th. Topic : "The ChriS~ Bush· They 1pead bU lut ZA bollfl &oaetber and. he rc· , lurn• to thll' tron& with her plc&•ref rood rea&ure pldan. PRINTZESS COAT~ POMEROY CiiURCH OF CHRIST 9:15, Bible school, Robt. D. RobSupt. Lesson Topic: ·'John':; , on Patm06"-Text: Rev. L; A. ~~;~~\~~'· 1I:~~~~·~ 1 ~ 1 Ala111 COJDedy "G-b of Leisure" Sat-j . I with Another Big S~ipment­ J ' MlbliU:PO~'I;' PRi:SBYTERIAN QHUWB ~"· T. Jtroyd. Gay, Ph. D. S. School . ;1'6. ~upt. J . H. Orate. Q'o.lln;lon lO:;JO a. m. Jr. Ende&~ 2 l30 p. m. Sr. i!i\!leavor,if:'oo p. nf. Preac:lfbJB: ~ 'l:OO P.m. W~f prayer rf!eeting p.m . _--~~-.-----AL Ol~;Yf:ind-Ernic Schaaf, Bosto~ bc&'V)rwel$ht. scored a t~hnical knockoUt. g\'er Frangte Simm6, Clenlahd t8), L'JlJ ~uUJar'd, world's Y.'tlterW':!ti'ht ciiainpion, dofealcd PauJ Pirrone, 'Qieveltnd on Ioul f7J. · H(JTEL CUl.iJMBUS ,\ '' ' SMf& llloeb tiort.a •' --~ trial liall aH. IINMI Street. Cankr lUI. ud . . . , zoo Ffa'epri>of ~...,.,.. 100 Jt-. at $1.00 ...h. • ......... b . . . .............. :~·; ..Q ' ..... j .... 'J ( ·r u !Ur~ Parll.~• llall& .( . .. " . •l John W .Welc", .,. ' I. > . .,. ll .' ·' .I i . f ,....aaaclal ! .,/ $4.88 . $1.80 $1 C) sunday A tlne I , .. COATS evenllig. '1.:30 choir practices ~dtre<:~;j~tlon- of Mnl. R. i to iaet choir 1 enthusWm Dtree&or II • LADIES RAYON SILK UND~RWEAR Bloomers, Step-Ins, Chemise, Panties'fullorerd and· lace trimmed ,styles-Lustred rayon l\fldi no,n-run rayon pastel shades-' •d:rher. a · .tion--a, a·lift: · LAblES Kib GLOVEs . A.i!oilher shipment of thi!i!e popular slipon style kid gloves-:-iii black ahd brown\ plain or with appliqued design-sizes 6 to 1\;- i'r �' ; ]llR P!CitU IN ,,....__ .Pil!ilw; Plliea Thtwt.•• ·One T-.., Two Oft <¥er; TWo CHoSEN Bun';lay s.upL. ~hqol Q:ao P.l'tachlna · meeting cpch 'f o'eloct.. Artl~ 1 A. D. JtuSHIJ, At'..orney for Pa.lutlfl'. . ... ... DUL'I' TRmun. I'OIDIIO'f, u~ l HRE[ PUYE ",, ON·f{Sl[R'S "" 'l!t Air ' ---- Fi'odl Ml!llli~ 0n Yob can have your dl-: of three 11-2.ton DMte Trilck8 team Anil . One The Oilier With GtfOO 1'ires attd ~ready to g., for $50.00. · ' See Them At LOcal PI'"· lllhlle lhoy are walt· to ... ti>e Oiilcw AU-8olllh· oii~ I.eolue team the that i ' N N • •l . i'- Pomer•y Chevrolet Ct• ... Used Car -Ex~hange ELBERFELDS .Hundred·s of Smart Winter OoatiJ at Xmas-time Savings. . •. ·-.... . i '. ·- I ,. ., I - •• I• I Grotap II tWo $ GH'tiAIG. CHAMPS! Church Notices I • ...,, .......... '""" ""'"'' '"' ~ .. ., ft"''" """ ........ ! from va~e four) PLANTS M. E. CIIURCH :f t~- -, .J. D.JLaw, Fa&tor Sunday .&<:hool at 9:30 conducted by If'ia B. Sayre. Come 11.nd learn •ol •l ·Jesus. ~Continued r·.u.is """""'ii LETART E. CHURCH li. D. Law, Pastor l S u11day school at. 9:30 A. B. Alex- ander. Supt. Ohtss meeting at 10 :30. League at 6:30 P. M. by l.la.ss m~::etlng at 7 P. M. -•• •• ·~ .. AT THE THEATRE8 ELECTRIC TJ1,EATRE, POMEJOY Friday and Sal)lrd!IY • ' ''CHANCES" Hear and &ee; DouJiat Fairbanks Jr.. a. Hobart., Anth0117 • ell and othel'll. Don't mla this yoa&h In a Sent of God." In charge or Prl- 1 Teacher&: . :;.);;;;.: "And he ca led his name ~ ahd Also Comedy "Marria1c Rows" UBERTY THEATRE, Middleport ... •• "POLITlCs" ~li'cttce: lfj,:;;;y .f . More laqha than a President bll votes. PoiiJ andMarle 10 lu .. ~ for pol1Ue1 Ia a blr •7• Begbm:y;s You are Juvlted ' with your voice at the Fridey end Satu• day Marie Dre11ler end Polly Moran in . $25·.. $38·~ $58·· 10:15 Lord's supper to AIL 6:30 Christian Endea.vor--Oenevieve Welker, Pres. Topic : "Makltlg: Xmae Ch.rlsttin", Micah 4: 1-5. · 1 'l: 15 J0lnt assembly. of Christian Endeavors wt.th Bong service under : the Iekdershlp of Mrs. Tyree . . Church night service: Wedne&day ~ Dec. 16th. Topic : "The ChriS~ Bush· They 1pead bU lut ZA bollfl &oaetber and. he rc· , lurn• to thll' tron& with her plc&•ref rood rea&ure pldan. PRINTZESS COAT~ POMEROY CiiURCH OF CHRIST 9:15, Bible school, Robt. D. RobSupt. Lesson Topic: ·'John':; , on Patm06"-Text: Rev. L; A. ~~;~~\~~'· 1I:~~~~·~ 1 ~ 1 Ala111 COJDedy "G-b of Leisure" Sat-j . I with Another Big S~ipment­ J ' MlbliU:PO~'I;' PRi:SBYTERIAN QHUWB ~"· T. Jtroyd. Gay, Ph. D. S. School . ;1'6. ~upt. J . H. Orate. Q'o.lln;lon lO:;JO a. m. Jr. Ende&~ 2 l30 p. m. Sr. i!i\!leavor,if:'oo p. nf. Preac:lfbJB: ~ 'l:OO P.m. W~f prayer rf!eeting p.m . _--~~-.-----AL Ol~;Yf:ind-Ernic Schaaf, Bosto~ bc&'V)rwel$ht. scored a t~hnical knockoUt. g\'er Frangte Simm6, Clenlahd t8), L'JlJ ~uUJar'd, world's Y.'tlterW':!ti'ht ciiainpion, dofealcd PauJ Pirrone, 'Qieveltnd on Ioul f7J. · H(JTEL CUl.iJMBUS ,\ '' ' SMf& llloeb tiort.a •' --~ trial liall aH. IINMI Street. Cankr lUI. ud . . . , zoo Ffa'epri>of ~...,.,.. 100 Jt-. at $1.00 ...h. • ......... b . . . .............. :~·; ..Q ' ..... j .... 'J ( ·r u !Ur~ Parll.~• llall& .( . .. " . •l John W .Welc", .,. ' I. > . .,. ll .' ·' .I i . f ,....aaaclal ! .,/ $4.88 . $1.80 $1 C) sunday A tlne I , .. COATS evenllig. '1.:30 choir practices ~dtre<:~;j~tlon- of Mnl. R. i to iaet choir 1 enthusWm Dtree&or II • LADIES RAYON SILK UND~RWEAR Bloomers, Step-Ins, Chemise, Panties'fullorerd and· lace trimmed ,styles-Lustred rayon l\fldi no,n-run rayon pastel shades-' •d:rher. a · .tion--a, a·lift: · LAblES Kib GLOVEs . A.i!oilher shipment of thi!i!e popular slipon style kid gloves-:-iii black ahd brown\ plain or with appliqued design-sizes 6 to 1\;- i'r �' I "' • ·ij[UGATIOt lSKS: ~?:~:~:~~~~'fRANK ~AN lANTf • :PROPERTY V'·lUEc I( lJ ~ ~~~w%~~· . ~·~~~~y~t~.~~ ~o[liE"EO I i t 158m" • 1 home and two brothers Hen ry ! 1o! C'clwnbus an~hillp ot Pome ~ tl,~ere Olbba and neaa ca.llen in town Monday . Mrs. , - Of Man IJUeSt or Allen I Ill W I "I · ! I 1: ' liTEATHER FORECAST..... wl.-IDCreuLn 1 clou4lllftl wttb IDOW • . , . . FULL LEASED today ment hal NOT tuppl1ed a. decliJve .::_~r.....e;!~wl:*;tdeu:::: " _.., tact that the on1y &lam bld made 80 tar wu accompJ.taUecl by t.beir M'ltle • 11181• SHEPPARD SAY HHUHN OF 8£EH JO HURT HUSIN[SS' - Dry-Senator From Texas Talcea luue 1 Willi New York Man -· Oppoaition To Hoov.,..•a Polide•, Kill Them By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON INS Btatl' Correapondent Washtnaton. Det. U-INB-'I"he c011greas cla!ed ltl in II liW\1:1 of leg .. whne opposition pollclea had hill ., . -it: ! I - MEN'S SUITS "*' OVERCOATS I - I I I HER PERIOD ~4·50 MEANT FOUR BAD DAYS .. t: \ I -- ·~~----------------------------~--- . Daaee! . .,. '.'.Saturday, Dec. 12th. , K. of P. HALL Should have been ·- 1'0-Y Admiuioa ·S k Per Couple SWI.Ill O.WD. Cab J1our was IIIUOted at !It! per _...._ 29c: per packate Tills aol'ftoetltn It reqMIJedl bJ &be SflT-V-WeD Mer.. -0 ., Dec. Manafteld, ICloy B. McConnell, • clwalo. 11-lNB-- 110, seereta.rJ' manager of tile 0 - Steel Ab naive Oo., and a natlve of Wooeter waa dead today al st. Cloud. llllnn. land I ! FARME& BOY SE.t.RD . 1 Madrid. Dec. 11-INB-NioeiO 1 Alea.la Zamora. former ,_. boJ I who led t1)e BopublleaD qll&tlml whlch ,..ulled In OYfllllrooJ ol tile l "-iiiillllil•••••••••~••••••••••i • ' Bourbon _ , , - tonMilt 'Iii'- ~~entec.t. , by ltroJll teunl. Several CltiiiMII here Wh9 flere lfllll.ll depotlta'J 11 the P&rtenbufS bllnka tbalclooed their_.. •,.. weeu qo were made to rejoke ~a few 11oya aao 1>7 t11o ..........,. mont thai the Wood COUDIJ' would open ll>elr doo!A tor .._ ID tile near future I1MI all 4epoil· would be nlm..... doDar ror dOlll:r. · Mrs.. Joe llllonM.II lo - . , . at· I« tba ~~~~~lbe coual1 - '. ~ ,_ iuttio auaurated u nnt presklent band, and Mre. jor lhe """today Spanish Republic.. YllltllllMr. relatlvea and IMft'lrt.. frltJIIII .-. In • Shop Early! Buy · EarllJ! =- -- -- I I and. war OIIiitatl Christma§ Certiiate ~5,~P ~\ Man Turns Bandit To Aid Sick Wif OPERATION SAVES WARDEN'S ARM <' Had Been Held A. Hostage, Then Shot And Left ror i Dead; Aged Priooner In Addition To Si1 Ia . ' Missin1 At Prison l eonfereaoe after. the 1Hslon1 deeJe.rinJ( that hi:; lonr joumey from hts homelalld had b:>f>n n. 1 111 u:< notbln1 had been ucompli11hed. 'flw I nol ' n '• ,1tJ, •r t~reatened to renew lu ~ t:llmpa rp;n ol ..: 1, 111 ,-~, 1. ~ 1hence that hu 10 much embaua&>~t!d the ~l\Ltih conmment of India. QotumbUI, 0 .• Dec. 12-INB -AitboUib Chtlstmas Is only 16. daJ.II away, sprJaa'-llke t.emperatur&\ conttnUI!d to hDWr over eentral Obto today. • Y418terda.J's mlld weather brQq a h:-:vear--okl heat rec·Gid lor December 11 In Ooluinbua when mereury "bobbed ...16 1·1 dqrees .. OUter seetklna ·of the ltat.e also repol1od - a b l e .....,..... ~ Cletfland feeling a .,.b of 1M dqma and OID- . '.. . • SPRIN(; TRIES TO COME EARLY personals ** \aX .. Lives In Deapel" I ate Break For, Freedom, Other Three Are Captured After Gun Battle With Po11e iiill'..oiiroa~ TO YOU! ~g.oq, IThree Of Six Fleein1 Convicts Lose I :5\1• I liN HISTORY U THH INSTITUTION I Re-!' r: -:"aU:.t, rh . PREVAilS AT l[AVENWDtlfl i ~FH~ MOST ~mlENT INSURR£CTION FAIL TO ORGANI%E OUR-I I . "' i ~UIH flflST WEEK W liTTlE WORK 0 I « .~ NEWS SERVICE UJOSi JACOBY LEAD' I I --... portlona Sundar. -···- West I •• • .m wbl\ looked Ute a IW11·ftre con.. I ·I I Bashan · •• S u!lday ; rain In n.tnome Bouthwnt ~ te-o nlght ; colder tonl.fhL and In ext.reme 1'10 team but t1e diltribul.ion or hand& · 80 fa~ hQ beeQ. .ueh . that ezpert \ ptaytn• by e~. -stem would 1 MAY BE DROWNED dertaker Ewing from a rnaWitlum ~ugtlter of Parken'bura: and Mlf.s Wm. Glbba of Charl¥ton. 18 via- ~ sons made & business tr':l' to Char· have 'had much ·tJie FOR EQ ALIZATION reiiU)t.. . GALLIPOLIS Q F F ICE , In AttJ,ens where It had been l&id Bt!rtha Wasner of Canton, OhiO, ltl:rlh~n:~~!.":Js ~~;sOttle leston Monday. , JaCQby, chap~,pSb'fi of ·•psychic" ith Countiea Neafloy·' MAY NOT OPEN FOR ·Had Been In Health mmamt"hun a .-rypt since 18'' May. The new were ouea" or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rc.ach vtslt.d Edwin Ed""'"' or blddlno ond ,..oUbllng, haa madt built by Dr. R1cb by M:cNlcklts, Sunday, at their home Broad R F'r1d , more than one coup by thie mUN. Oppoaed By Of· I BALANCE OF WEEK [ For Lon1 Time; Left Pltt.sburgh contracton here ":blch on Pourth Ave. Loyd .:.;.,. or"'i.onrdale was but an equal .n'!ll'ber of tlmea hi> ficial& i - --. Home Wedneaday ::;:1 ':t;::d~~s co::e~ue:P:t!i The Queen Esther ,wlll mt.et wiLh Iguest of Allen Lewis the ~t week. strategy has ~ tc~tety Hu\ltillgton. w. va , Dec 11a nd the bodJ of Mfs. Rich was Misses Drucella and .Dorothy Netg~ Mn. Dale Roaeh &nd baby spent ] - -ed. by the OUlbe~DS and dlvertid .. Dele&:ations reJt'esentlng the 1 JN~Mtnu s the dlsofd:!r., which 1 Mrs Frank Van Zam and daugh- , co nstgned to It! Ia.st ~~ )ll.M:e. ler, Tue~day evenlna. Dec. 15 at ThankqMng with N w Roach Mr .and Mnl . Albert HUJ &nd son to their own •dVantqe. Melta County Taxpayers league,, clcsed a blanch office at Galllpollt; , ter M r Q-'11-'ls to The bulld.lng contains 51X ceypta and their home on lower McKinley An. r-and famUy. . . Bobby, of Letart, vl.slted Stanley Culbert;&tn'a off to bet Pi,OOO ·~ ~ Melp CoWltY grange. and sev tobno;.co officials today resumed the l •h, a.cy, o a.a JoAU , came liB made of fine granite outside and A meettna pf the members ot the , TrUl!&ell and famUy, Thursday. . 2 to ~odds resWI.ed. in addlttona. . eral ot.her ' m.tereated citizens or cut-r\te aucUon sales o! Southern ~ o:ce of 61 herur kiTrac~h here l1 while marbli! Inside and the ar- M. E. Oulld wm be held Tue!day 't -· Several from here" attended the stakes on the martll;· lut D.li"ht. J~ tft'! 'COWlty were lJt Columbus 1Ohlol eastern Kentucki, and South. W'B ay even ng see nr ·~ e ftS· chtcture and work represent/; the £"V!i:D1ng at the home ot l'lolns. Dhr jP.T.A. meettnr at Racine, Tueide.y coby put up anofiber $250 maktna ThwildBy afternoon where they ap· tm West Virginia light i.l urley 1sistance ot local omcers In starch- ~ best In mechanical skill. Petrel. ~O)Umbia evening. his O'l(ll total !Jet S'l~ aptnst CUI• jleared before the Tax CommlliSion, j crops ing for their husband and father. ¥lsa Edna Hylbert of Charleston Constance Trussell attended tne bertaon's $!,600. Len& broua:hi aiOI'll Jn Jn at~mpt to aet a decrealie In Th~ average pri~ of loll 1G per Frank Van Zant, who mysteriously wu a Visitor in the home of How-l -annual 18&me tuJpper etven at Tup- a tJOO check' fl'OIIl Barry Lls&ner ~t the valuation of property here as in huncired poWlds w;u,: received a.c; dlsa.ppeared from hla home early OLD PASTOR HEARD moM ard Netgler several days tbe past Mrs J . W !\ndrews and Mrs. pers Rlaina. Thursday, nlaht. Newark, N. ' J.. wbk:h. ,.Culbertllon ~par.lson with surrounding coun· 109,805 pounds were sold yesterdtt.y.l Wcodne!day mominB. Mt'!! Amanda cross Is In receipt week. Virginia Boyce visited Mrs. Betty Ruth Orr spent the week end promptly covered with t200. and a tlel. · Grayson D, Thomton execut.iv(; I They said 11. ~rt had come to of a. lett-e r from Rev J . D Smith M:r ana MrS Jptm w era~ Dixon, recently. wltb home folkl. Ban l"i"anclM:an wired a bet of t500 .. -The ~delegations, which weut rro~g vi<r-pre.qdent of the Huntlnstorl: them that be ~ been seen on the a former pastor of the. M. E: Miles. Cross and Evelyn RtctUu.ru: Mrs Mae Powler and two daughPauline Morehead spent the at the same odds. ~ county , announced that they wsrehonse dtclan:d that the Oil I· i ~treE:ts of PoMeroy during the day )churdl h ere nearly a quatter of a motored to Newark, Ohio, sunday ters were In Pt. Pleaaa.nt recently wett end: with home follu at BelleLenz aimoW1oed be brO\llht RQ !,..apnop:af!!:~gb~ ~~:~!~t~~! jllpol:s branch might remam clo~cd ~ ~~ur~ay :btehrlft Trtlaey and dt!fiJ- centUJ Y :l~O The ramUy resides at morning and spent the de.y with on business. ville, W. Va. unndamtoed man ~~:a.oooh:l :~.ol ~'i ~ .. until Monday es coure e en re county or Sldr:.ey, Montana, a new town of Mr, and Mrs. DUI1on Jilchard&. Mrs. Qra.ce Ho:l!man h&IS accePt· Mr. ahd Mrs. 0 L. Orr and son rea Y wapr • • tu commls!:iton to allow a. decrease I -~ the man but round no clue to hts 2.00U papulo.tion situated ni the lfr. and Mrs. Warren Reed and ed a posltion w:lth 0 . J. Morrlaon'll were IUe&tl of B. E. Orr and famlly, &ye;tem. CWbert.aon uld he wouL l ~··~~n;: ~~5et~t:::~t"m s=~~~~ 1 MISSION MEETING 'po~l~lez:~e~~uts. d f i Yellowstone Valley and about tour ~on Jack and the furmei"'s sJsters department store ln Pt. PleufLnt. aautrday. cover it with t2Q,OOO ~~ly. ' 1 8 in& counties had received a de [ n ppeare rom 1 s mllt:o from t he Bad lAnds In North llli.I!SeJ! Elsie and Ool·otby Reed of Miss Hannah Bird and Rld'hary L. E. Trullell and da\llhter were · t :bot 20% 1 th The l MIBsionsrY Society of the home sometime durln1 the morning DakCita. They Just recently com- Columbus were here Suiiday call Murphy attend"d church service• Pomerw callen, Saturday. ' • Cft!ast o a u n e appra 1se Presbyterian church met at the hours WedneBdsy, after he had rt"· ~Jeted a $3~ ooo ehurch and a 18000 In on old friends • Revt 1 ice belan t. 8 tto NOTICE 1 =~~t year while Meigs county home or Mrs. OlenroY Ewing on 1tired. apparelitly in good mental ' par:l:.najiile Beet culture I.& the btal ~r. and Mrs Mae MlleJI and atM~so: ~ltiu=~ Mn Lu- t.l ~t uRevn -· ~. . non\ 6W d ~ Lincoln lllll Th~m~day eventns cr.:ndition. An lnvestiption Wed- Industry and cattle the major and children of M~undsvllle " Va cllle :Pan~:ms" and son sObbte . Mn H. di w,m:' chi 1 "I" Th& Junior ClaSS or PomeroJ ~rl~':~t wtt~~ th~e~:~~ua~: hwith Mrs. Phil W1lliamson assisting! nesday morning artcr he was dis- sheep second. All farming is don~ were week end auest.s ~r M~. and Mile Fowler and tWo dauiht.erft If n n rp e serv ces. Hilh School will hOld IL bB'U ostess. 1 covered mls81ng, showed thal1' not by Irrigation • Md Howard Mil d '"• Nthell.,~uell-!peHntl " 11' 1 fiGle, Saturday, Dec. 21, at Wad• 1 here, and tbe delegates 88ld they The following program was ren ~ lltng after the famlly had tired · i • es an o..,.~r re a- Iwere Sunday guests or Mrs. H. E. w1 - - · auu. e en o dell Hardware Store. 12.. 11 _11 teJU~ no more than right. that this. dered. Devotion&!, Mrs. Wlsecar- about 11 o'clock Tuesda -t ves and frJcnds.. VanMa.tre and Mrs. H. L. Edwards. Racine. 1r~t tu: uounty be allowed. not too Q~uch, ver Rosa Call Ch{tstmas messages ! Yng • · CRITICALLY ILL . but enough decrease which would Foreign To lc-:-Fieh.la. and B ria had made h~ exit tully attired, Local friends are In receipt of a make Ute taxation more ~qually ar- by KatharlnePSchlaeg~J. Home {op_ l through a downstairs window ltele~Uam trom relaUves in Toledo, r•n1ed In comJ)11J:Son with !pOT'! lc- MOI·mon F'leld by Fleda Gruel3er Tracks from the Van Zant homE' stating the crltJco.l UlneM df Ml$. larrer neighboring counties. Delicious refreshments were serv- i were tolowed for quite a 1 d~tance Anna. v. Avery. The telegram l'/8.11 · B. J. Blackmore, Meigs county ed by the hostesse at the clooe of 1but were IOI!It near the water6 ed.ge l" lacldng in details but the subscrlp~dltor, and Hosmer L. Roush the program 1cr the Ohio river and lL was gener· tlon books of 'nl.e DaUy Tribune ltflp COWlty treasurer both mem· ally believed that he had commit .. show her paper chanted by reque&t. •r• of tile Board of Tax ReYIIJions GRAIN PRICES ~d suicide by drowning hlmselt., from Maxwell, New MexJco. to To. "htfl•.couny were ai.Bo in attenThe suicide theory was further lledo, Ohio, a few daya .810 . s~ had dance at the meeU118, Thursday Chlc~go, Dec. ll- IN&-Gtains supported because of his Ul health. been a resident Of Mew llfexl~o tor sa19 that the twO members startc::l lower today. Wheat was 1_8 He had Bpent seve~ weeks in a several years and Pl"eauntnl:tl:r. ol~ ltthewasrevlalon tKMlrd, frPm Melp to 3.ac ott, com 1• 4 to S-Bc down Columbus 811nltarlum and had un - wanted to spend her Jaat days with dergone treatment In the ll.then.q relatives. eounty did not- a.slt tor a decrea.sc and c;.nt.s 1•8 to 1_4c lower ~ - ..valuation here, but Instead obWlleat : Mar 53 ; May 54 5 ~ 8 7• 8 State hospital. where his condition »oted to lt. July 63 53 l·8. was pronounced very grave. 0. E. 8. JN8TAU.ATION ~~ A. COmpton, member ot the com: Dec 35 1• 8 3• 8 ; Mar. 37 7 • 8 The famUy were Klven renewed The big event of tJte wln• sea-. . It ~ OommiS&lonerl of Meigs May 39 7-8 40; ,July 4J 3·8 1·2. hope of Ond1ng him alive when son was the onnual in&tallatlo!.l and WIT~ EA:CH PURC!iASE OF A SUIT OF CLOTHES OR OVERCOAT $24.5Q OR UP WE wu preBfnt requesting t)ats Dec. 23 l-8, May 24 7-8 25; they rece1ved the report that he 'banquet ot omcers .of the looal Or· 1 dec!h!aBe In Valua~lqn be Jul 24 _ was seen on a main street In Porn- der or Ehstcm Star. The ooca.sioP 1.! 18 WILL ALLOW'$5 OFF WITH THIS COUPON SIGNED WITH YOUR NAME. ·CLIP IT OUT, made here, and Uked tor a reneral Y · eroy some Ume Thursday. a.IthoUKh an event t.o which all members,,ordeereuf for Ute enUre .county, omeera here cou1d find no tractt of floen and their friends look torwa.rd SIGN IT AND BRING IT WITH YOU. ' The TaX CommiMton cave no rehim tn their ' s_tarch Thursday to with keen anticipation The In· port of their declalon at t.hat time' night /.The family suggested that. stalling officer was E'ber Carnahap t!~duoha•on,e will be made at a l~they lght return here Friday toj and the work wu very beautifully K"1 w otto. John Jr., and Leo PhllUpl'l 1 • ' who were called here by the sertou.s make a house· to-house canvas of accompli&hed. The social pe.rt of HlneSB of their tatner, John Phtlllps Melp county ln a desperate chance the !lft"afr was dellght:ful and the ' BAHIST SOCIETY MEETS at Naylors Run returned. to their or ftndlnlf him allve. banquet that followed was fit for a homes In Colwnbus Thursday, Mt·. Van Zatlt was attired In a light kina-. The foUowlng oftlcers werto gray overcoat, dark felt hat anti " Installed: Trustee for term Ol thrte . nu; Women•a Society of Ule Bap.. PhtlUpa remains serlopsly ,111. ,. ••~ M. o . H ar tl flier dark outt, when bo lett home. lfis Xetil'l; ffeUJe Am011; WOrthy Mf\·l a..dwrch to Pomero1 beld the re- Dr. •and .nu~J. •-- Son ~born w 111 Pa oma ...,., • or 7 • plar December meetlll8' aL the were vlsltorl!l in Columbus Wednes- hair is white and he was smooth .. "''"'"" shaven. It waB said. A proDJ.inent tror., John Edward Ornbam: ~dnanh ~lora on nnU"&day after~ day and Thursday. Mrs. J a .. ,Jtark and Mrs. Ed- l:nJSinel!l man of Oautpolls has Matron, Ruth Q Barnitz: Aliso. ~­ noon. am. 0. R. Parlt leader tor the afternoon presented a. IM8t In· ward stark ~ed Friday after a JXl&ted. a renrd for 125 for any In- tron, OUnton .. harpnack: Sec1ctary The New York Clothlnr H0111e appnclaies ynr patrenap and . . n &~:prenkln- or hreOJtlnl procram featuring the short visit with relatives In Colum. 1• formation regarding the ml88ing \{athryn Philson: Treasurer, IJilian man, dead or alive. Slmp.!!on: Conductrt'!IJB, Bailie Wolfe '1-lj~ life of women In India, China bus. ' \till pffen 1hla 15 Certificate to be 1111l!d on the P11HhaAfl •I a Man'a Salt or Good Asso. OondUCtri!S8, MaXine Wingett; Africa and Japan. Ml'B. Pa1LB wa." Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jewett and Appointive otrloers Adl\h, N:!nnle ~L&ted by Mra. Walter WoU. son Howard of Portsmouth were O"l"oal. Oraham: Ruth, Fnntie Chapman: ~pi of the society, ani.! Mrs. guesta ot Fred Guth Thursday and IBIONEDI ...... ................... .. ... .. ... . atk~t Shlveler and Mrs. caryl attLIIde:t the Bbaar at the Sncred ·TWO ARE KILLED IN Esther, Hazel Cleland; Martha, Heart' onuroh. ' ~OUTHERN TORNADO Helen Jollnson; Eleota, Allee Wat· THIS CERTIFICATE 18 GOOD ONLY IF USE.. BEFORE DEC. 25, 1131 Mr. and Mn. W. F. l"lnlaw were ._ mm; ChapWn, Kate Alexander: \; ~ ~;~;... -':-----~~--­ NOT SUBJECT TO REFUND ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER vlslt.or& tn zanesville Thursday Orsanlat, Gertrude Kay: Marshal, lo; BIG CROWD AT B.U.UR Wickham lrt. quite Ill Ill Texarkana, Ark ., Dee. 11-JNsMapr Jtvtden; Warder, Lillian Ji· Douglas " ~~R; ,tpmu~t bazaar ot the Sacred the home of his grandparents In Two persons were kUled ar.d· an· vi.den ; Bt!ntlnel, Prank weaver. othet was serioU5IY Injured wben a HIOR SCHOOL NOTES oathotlc Cili.U"ch held jn the Minersville from lnoculatlon. Mr. and Ml·s. A. c. Jones, Mr. small tornado demolished aeveral Lalit Friday evenlnB at the high ~fnent of the church Thurado.y W Ill suecesa fhumcla.ll~ The and Ml'll. Frederick Reibel return- houses along: the Texas-Arka~ school bulldJDK, the Agricultural cblcttia 41nner and supper ot the ed home after a shol't visit tn Cleve . line a. short dlsj;ance north of this department under the manarement city t.o1ay. of H. D. Paylor, orpnlsecl' a P, P di'urch were attended by large land, Columblll'l and Urbana Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith s €cwral ·other perrons were A. The Initiation was done by the ~ aa was the bazaar during Mrs. BB.rbaru. Smith returned home bmught to loci! ho.spltals llrith min· Chester high school team Wlder ~nin~1 ln which many won Thursday afiel" spending sevei"BI or Injuries, but their conditions t.he directorship of Prof. Muacrave. ~ ;Qt ' \'ILIUE!. Wf!rc not 19erlou"'. physwlans &akl. The work was beautifully done and I ~~ i1>:" cosh awarcls we)'e won days with relatives In Cohuubus. M1 s Raymond Wells, Mr and It was believed pr~rty damag wp very pleaslns to our boyl. , ~: f{lt\«NlnB persons : Is' priJe -ANDChester Is to be conrratulated an IW~,.cltf·. Dowltng, CJncinnatl; Mrs 0. c . Davis or Oalllpolls wa~< not heavy as the butldtngs de· moll~hed Wf're small. Its good work. After th.e ceremo· .~,: )l.Q !>Y C•d11• Wlfkham spt'ut Thur111ay In HuntlnQ:ton Luther Tate, 9-yl!ar-old son or 1\ir 1 · · nit'S, the Home Eoonomk:a dt>part· P<m>eroy; .ard prbe, 15 by men~ served a reel lwtch, and J~ <!:IPJ>Je .uf Five Points; fth and Mrs Harry Tate returned j £X..TREASURER TO WllOir.;f.!:l!O bJ Mrs J . R. Hood of Thursday evenina from the hospital TAKE PAUP"n OATH Judging from the amount eaten, It £.A was really enjoyed. 'l1lla was under Oalumbul. Quilt waa won by Mrs. at Gallipolis, where he has been taking treatment the IJUidance of Ml8s Smith. Tlfe BYron Bing of Pomroy · Rufus Llde, Marlon Ward, Ecka 1 Columbus, 0., Dec ll .-JNS-As following boys were tnitta.ted into .ioo Berr3-· RJ1d 1\ quar l.€'t. COlllj)O!!ed . ~ IJ.ov·t or his Nittle to es£'iid"e Pil-l'~ the my11terles of t.hiB wtdP.·&p~ad­ THESE ARE REAL VALUE C. A. Ill. .MEETINO oT Prank WUl, John Shorr, Da.yt.on 11 ment ol a $1000 fine tor coMplra.cy tnr organization: 1 Helen Jane Faris and Mary our- Strickland and Pete Mees were In I to violate the uatlon&l prohlbltJo Wilson carpenter, a1lereon Johtl'DEMONSTRATIONS! tlon were hosteases to the meeting Wellston Thursday evening and law, former State Treasurer Bert son, Kenneth Krider. Wllbw Le· q( the Senior 11-oup of th~ c . A. R look part in a benefit show spon- B Buckley. who was convicted In wls, William McKelvey, Harold .. the home of the latter . Thursdny !!(Ired by the Alnerlcan Legion of February, 1~ , wu to take the Rou~;h .• Orton Roush., Robert Sal· e,oeninl. WellsLon. pauper"s oath in federal oourt het"e eer, Clarenee Bara:ent, Cllftord HiD. ~. A ,ery interesting program con· today. Harr}' 9ee8'le, Paul Holman, Albert! We present this group because the low llltlna ot devotional exercise~~, anct THWARTS ROBBERS Buckley, who was ousted and sent Lathey, Robert Lee, Melvln Sa.ller,l to the U S. penltentle.ry at "'AtJanta Harold Teaford. Robert Y011t, Ma~· price will appeal to the majorit)'l of buyers patriotic BOnl88 e.nd readJnas w~s ltlven. Cern~. OdiiDec 11 - IN$-By pur after he was convicted ol warning tin Wilcoxen, Bob Adllm&, 8idne# this winter. This group is one that very 1 The Junior sroup ot . tbl8 organi- pos~ Y aw ng ll.nd sto. lllng "fol a brewery that 11 raid was about to Carpenter, Howo.rd Roush and John lliro*' w~U . be entenatned Saturday tim _, cashier WIIUam F. Romer of I be made, declared In his appllca- McChntoclr.. definitely establishes our reputation of ,rternoon by Prancls and Mary El- the St. Henry, 0 ·· bank today )tlld tlon tor a pauper'a standlnl that ThL" Cheater boys tak.tns part in "Quality at low price." Then too, you clip ~rfeld at their home on Lincoln frustrated a hold up 13«\ying h.:lhlll R88f!LB are limited to t20. His the 1n1tlaUon· Clayton Allen, MilPill. wd having diftlculty opening the I case waa to be heard before U. B. jor Partlow, Lloyd Dean, John the certific3td 1111d sign it which means an '' - - - - - - - - - - - - saf~. Romer loJtered until .:uato- 1Ccmmls.s1oner Joseph w. Romer Flek, Harvey Newlan. Kenneth New additional $5:bO off. :mers entered the building and fri.Bh late this afternoon. tan, Walter Brown, Raymond Tor· t~ned away two men trying to rob _ renee, Ronald Bailey, MarUn Younr him CHRISTMAS CANTATA Qa.na Smith, Rtrold Palklni~D. Ro) Fl"eeker, Ronald Olbo"rne, Har1 ha'"" N_!!ICE Sunday afternoon, December 13, ~y 1,. Dalley, Roy OhrlaUe, Samuel ·~ aecu.OI\l 111 e services of a chorua of thlrty-ftve voices of the Michael, OHf!ord Hayes and Wood· Mr. Frank Stowe to collect the ··Woman's Music Club" of Middle- row Dean. , . ' open accounta due Dr. H . L . Ward port wUI present their Chrlatmas The evenlna per~ .~ deceased. Mr. Stowe wm call and cantata, "The Pint Christmas" a.t oonc:~ludecl with. a pme · « baiPt Wilted day.l Too 1 present all accountll and ba.e full the Hea.tb M. E church at 3:30 ball in which tbl!t Racine boyJ eon .. . ' bl<l L-.lit authority to oollect and. receipt all o'cloclr.. Members ot the club and •quered by ~ ecore oJ l6 to 14. ' '. ' "' ~ r' '' '• '' •• Ide "" bUls. also the publiC are extended a corYlu Bajiel SUch, a student ln • ANDUP E. Pi "s Veg- Dee McNaughton Ward. Executrix dial invitation to at.tend the pro- our htalllchool for the past montb., eab1e Compoulld Estate Dr. H, L Word, deceased . Kt&m , which will t~rntsh about oOe lett Sunday for her new home near could have help:d t.J-10 -·tt hour of musical ent"i!rtalnment. The Columbul. Hazel wu an exceJk'.,nt ber. lt"s wonderiul chorUB wm be under tb.e cllreetton 1student and will do 10011 wort In SEE OUR FINE DISPLAYS OF GIFTS THAT ANY MAN WILL APPRECIATE. 'ALL GIFTS fi di b c1a hca of Mrs. Olear Kleln. her new IChool. or ~ e• c 1 , Special numbers will a.lso be reD• The Raelne htab quintet wt1l PUT UP IN FANCY GIFT BOXES oadtonibl.aampL CORRECTION I dered by a.n enaemble c:ompooed open the current home .....,.. Sotor plano, orpn and YloUn. lll'day nllh~ tile boJB and tlrlo ··-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I In Ule Sei'Y· U-WeU ad 7111• playlnf oadmUI teama. Reportaln· ~ STEEL EXEC'IJTIVlt Ql£8 clloato tbat C&dmua will be, reprel 1hc 1..hurch at Laurel Clltr und bur- l 1!a.l ln Beech Grove cemetery in cha.1ge of J<' insterwald undert.11kers 1 • ..., •· ll, ltll ':!t·:.r:;"'~~~~tlla=~ t<~~thw::~~.,~·:::::.ed..~o:r.!.·!i 'alike "::P.m ... oblerV... and tamUy. Bancroft.. that 10 far the tourDa• Mn. John Davia waa a Sunday ape~T~=.;v!,.~~~ :run~U:.:: CONSIGNED ;:?A~8T RESTING ~=b~abn and Mr. Halley lett Mn. Lewis. J , c . Bowce. er Olne ' Chl t.he r•-t of the wee• for Char',ee•Leona Jetfers spe~ Thursoay oeo Paraan1 Jr flf Gravel HIU 1 Dr. Ollbert Rich or eallC), ac:· ...-.. .. -· with Ma .... Edward~ · • ,·• uat- companied by his t:»rother-JQ.-Iaw Where they have secured WQl'k on "" · spent TueldQ with hta father. Qua B~ll of Columbus arrived ben ;. larve contract with the Dravo Mr. a~d Mra. Ramie Edwards and Mrs. Roy ~ wu shoppinr in Thur&d~ evenlnl and tbe body of Colllitrudlon Company · daulhtu, Nettle, v1al.ted Elmer Oh· Pomeroy ThUf!KIIJ. • Mr. and Mrs. H. It Finney and lin&er and fami!J, Sunday. ' Otto Bumg:~r and,_oeo. Par· Mrs. Rich was trarW'ened •by Yn- A d D--ht C Req, t State Off"teen ' fi?~(~~ ~~~e-;n ~~!b~so quJLc iW'f ' I e · ToUetRed uce Va IuaI The funeral service! will be held' T p ft &UII Q s unday afternoon at 2 o clack tn 1 o omeroy n D~ =~.':~::a~f~"'!~ :!:{J~~~::.;r~~·~~ E:.=~it::-!~!~ ~~~·and CbarJ~ n 0 Ur[ A I E!he was 61 years of age a nd bi ri\IIMY, ~~~~;~~~~: ~:m~Lii~;~:~ (OOO~.!~~ftW) .f.DH DECRL~[ tN~~~~!f~~~:£1f.~::~~·~~:.~'"~~, or GAlliPOliS IS1 +<-•·~ I · .. - • - , :Tl\ . ' - ..... • .r ~ l -... • • • till. •' Heads To Be Summoned Before Senate � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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