https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/331df0fb6f8b886a8f745653a56ebd20.pdf a17602e93a9b00ea70ca154bb648a012 PDF Text Text ' • TJ&fll ·· tr 0~ I 0 lj , . IUIJUII :11 • •• • litH Ul COL 'U118UI 0 - - -NOTICE READERS' the News Office • ION I ,, If you want of The Daily Tribune, call 236-L; if the· Buslne.. Office ask for 202CR. ' ~0 HO ~ 1-11!:L\..0- A~'I2Q.K - .. at , - - - - ---,---"-'--'-'~ unr 1ITEATHER FORECAST- " -Ohk-.1ncreu1ng cloudtnt!IS 1.nc!. soin~· "''hat warmer follo\li'M by sh OWf'r~ In West por. Lion late tonia:h t or W!!d:Je!Ki&y r.nd in East 1X't • tlon Wednesday. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ·• VOL. VI- N.O. 207 f f.';) .• 11' l'r'l :NEW$ IT'll IN TJI E DAILY TRIIJUI'l& POMEROY, OHIO, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1932 HY CA R R I <a u """ '·' PRICE SUNDAY5CENTS u, m•il ,_,_ ,4 ~ . 00~=r=======~;;,;;;;;=;;;;;;,;;,;;,;,===;,=,;, MINE. RE-OPENS IN ATHENS COUNTY . DOO'oR,MV \-lel-\.0! ....._-.,. 'l'i!> 1-0~NG: f-115 H'el'i~l~ -l-IE ,..A ...... @I'WRR.K- El:!.EK~ HI=AR. 'THE. Plo\RRO't SQOAIII/¥:!1 NO! SO'r li IN II.\.. MAKE' 'Tf-\E PARRO'i -;>QOAWK l.OOOE.RI • fORMER MEIGS . COUNTIAN ' ~ . IN PITT$1 .. -- ! Benjamtn ~OH~ ~ m_ett··tn- a h<mplt.al near aome . time late Prlday. !fald to have been due ' the mouth . ..f Mr. Amos wa.s well J ~eaoy having been ell at Railway Ole1·k. on Pleads For Speedy En· actment Of Budget Balancing U1e \'alley railroad compan1 Pomeroy about. 20 years . .. lie ' survived by sef• dren. two sons. Harry of and Roy of Memphis, 01 ter, Mrs. Mary Vlncent .c port. his father, Thomas a brother William ot Ma~ three slfiten. Miss BettJ and Mrs. Speed Pickens ~ port and Mrs. C. M . As~~ ton. The body will be brOUI tart, his former homet.-1 -.a_ lt'JJJ b8 Ja 01•... lltlfll. : TI-l!: I<ING WAN'ts i~IMG~ RUN IN '(11\ILftA~V- '!!o'l'Vl.E- NO~ \100 At-10 YOU GE't "t\IJO YOUR!!; A f'II<'E f'l SEN'tiN!!I..-'1-E'i NO ONE: oo')- \WI)I-\OO'\- 'r.!-11!. PAs~- I \)JQRO. m•• ' ILL IN INDIAN • Word has been reeelvet cowty • by trlenclli or ~ Dougherty of his serlo~ Bloomlne:ton, Ind. Rev .r, wM ronnerly a J)atltor ot:~, te1· Olrcuit. of the Meih · later .sQrna to J;>elaware to his .present home ' 1 ~~rding to the· word re(! an -~~~ for recovery l1 lost. ~ ..... . •• l LOCAL LA~_i~ -~RJ\1 ',. ~IJfnmar . Weed; ~n or Pc~f!J.oy, 1\ Of., lleeol'ld ' lie · the band and a first c ~vet .~IHt.ary A,cade~~ Ina., lf ._a co.n~Hdate for' to tJ held tl)ero Wednesd~ ~, ne 8, according to a. 111 patl:h to T~e Qally Trl~ ,. . ,;,., . ~ NO:tiC:E I)JeLI;. l. GAio/E TI-\O,;E 8ABIE!,i MY t).OS'l", ANt> \W!-\11.1: I'M IN HIGH G,I=A~ /. All meln~~ . , F.• &: A. M. 1i ' l.'M GONNA KE'EP GOIN' ' T II. 1 'M or TI-ll<;, JONGL!ii: ·'at the Lodget ' ' 1:00 o'clock I lat~ brother ~ fri conducted at 2:00 o'daol !By Otj .,A.tteat Waite• Ccnatance Bennett Said be Receiving $30,000 as Weekly Salary Royal : ATT Tuesday • will be held in ·All members o • _pntly requea~ .. ·jouming eoms . ., t.o c:ame to this �.... j TIII.J>A!ll-!~i!UNE (. I N • t( Pst I ..,• .,.. 8tp:alwt)l~ maUft Sept. lJ, lt:M, at Ull Pan ••Thunder and Lllhtnlng" - . <.+.ace a$ \~ ar- of 111an:11 : "' I -T-~:111a.ta.J o.. can !.mulalinl Ill Columbuo Hospital F ol. Jowina Jllne11 of Several Weeks I p11 :~- \I Mn! Herm an L''h ~:. 39 d11·~1 S •Jt t1rtlay cvtmnl!. nb':. It1 11 C{ l t<k a1 the Mt Cumf'i ht:.spii',! I it t t; ~ ~Lun ­ bu.o; \\h ~ 1 e ~he nall t .~ 'l !o: t.l r tiaBt mne d o~s Dc::tln 1l ''~f !~,.­ JX!r led , was due ' · an at;;~ ~~ cr the brab The !'uneral ~r. ,'J<'L-> ".f'l cJ. ducted. T>Jesdc.} aft e1neon al thf , :f'lr.Jt Baptist chlllrh h l' r ~ will1 Reo; Kret>t:er officmt.n J 11'1'-1.'0\~d J,· Rev Oa.rdnrr or th" Chu ch of CJutst The ch(]lr (]f the Ctnnch of Christ furnLhrd the m~o;;lcal num bet~ Wh llt th•' ntcs IH:.'t€ l;~ lng h eld Burial, m charne or Httwltnw was ma<il' in the ?.1Illdlf'pert Hll remetcrv Mr;; l.ohsr 1 ~ Sill v1ved by h('I hmb&nd, and twt 'IJ,Jdn n b~ f ern· 1 maJrh.ge B.:-l t v fane Nucl:· k s and Fe-1n Ju111 r1 u rkil~ H old and nobe1l L'J •I~E. o;rn'l lf M 1 [.oh~e by a fcJ::ueJ tllllr!' ' '7f' '1" VlVf, RS d e h •,· pa!"lll'i Mr R\1(1 • M: <> \If J H 1tn11lt" n 'llrllu.o !:;nth l"r! Mi lton ar1 Dan~ She w ~ p1 r ctdr>rl h (1 '11~ hv h r f lr~t h!. "be.nd Ft>l rv Nmkles nl::-1~ YNl.l~ us. Linda: Kltnkcstrcmtl has rttrt.. I _(J out on horaebact. to make a '\ plete t::~ur of Europe. 8h4! wu n-cently ll&hted at Rotne and befo!C many moons expects to bt In 11 Premh capital. 1 he )'ottng hcr!ewc.man is travelIna abao1utdy alone, ercept for anether horse whkh carrles her b"-l, I&'Jl! ehe 1e cbllf:ed to make ~-athe · __ .,c.m.. One Year wm · -· · · · · · · · ·· · ·· · • ·1 stx ..S. TRUST AND WAVER NOT-Tru•t in the Lord w1th all thine heart; and Jean not unto thine own understanding.-Broverbs 3,:5. "' , Mrs Herman Lohse Well Known Local woman, Succum b8 (l.itl n18htl arcund the &lou a yoqJJ~ and pretty Swedish barori• -..L Monma . .. . . . . . .. .. 0. ltlaDq. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · M fllree Mon~ha . . . ........ Gilt Ye.r- .• . . . . . .• •. . . . • . . • .I.GO oce MooiJl n;g'? · . . . . . . . . . : r~;;;;~;;;;;;,:;;:;;~;;;:j worlc1-1arucus ma.JdnB Viremia Gres1 non .._L • : =d!!lc~:;:;,n~rC:«!dv:tur~:~ ~ on~£RVEO' News :--::::..::..::..:..:~~======~=========: ~:~.nd L Jui~:rd lmre wMJ nrlclnuiiJi hare 1 or rabbll ' Mtewed tn a jug or jar - Mn. Palmer a nWI'Iervua turf :n;:-! The tl.>rill I& fliiJIIIed lu 11 method or C..':atea are bdnl lollowedJt1YLCJ:~M 1 ~rtlnc-f'ftbltlt-"" lturr. It ta rooluPd lotuat. In' the recent Pr1X dE 1VIlh baton rlttur. onlnn, aplc..-el nnJ l'bperance her Cormoran and Le· -tatrr thf!~ St"alf'll In C'ADIL • • ( • r- ••IDr. omcc alllll <Jrcalau-. lkfl. eau te-a Qat ' '11111: DAILY TRIBI!lQ-.POII!:ROY, OHIO. f '1' ' • Middleport ,.... "---~- ~~~e-~'!~~J~"~il~·lM£MDRI•lH o•yH le.:J AUTHOR UJ1GES COMPENS.<\TION ~~.::~ .~=:ut!!'~'-:..~~1 FOR IMPRISONED ·INNOCENTS· trom tbne to titne 1/.;J ocuntry IU b<IIAr lhou onyono I<. ~ ~ 4DVE1"1111<G UPU.EiiTATIVD ,., l.=· 1cq: 1topt; ' u 1c:an ~ the to tbret cc.m~e~ --~ nih. wereo~1-WO O:Ut A1. R. B B~ lleU: W&li placed and Mn.. Pabntr'a: Cdnncrin u.me in fuurth. Ia "' • • ~ Ill pollllloi!M I . ~ 1, 1m.• PublllbOd DIIUI 01111 . '!!!!!oar- ~ • ~ molter l o r - - thQ =~- .a: ....... ~ nam• &l~ DOt DMIIlfrilJ $0 be p&J .. 1 ~ ~"' howeY~ eW"u.tut a.nd deiJnlbJt .lP ~ • : 1'UE&DAY. dAY :JL 1831 .SlOW'"Ufi U'lfC! ~ ~~:::..:::~~, .:u••:;r; )ltJ 'OP .. ~ws OF G.VfiM.S OF THE WOILP ,..u.... m~::~.. ~... - ' !' , .._ a...wu. '""!!'"! .., fl!•or """""" suec<. Pomerw. ·o. , -.....,. 11>t Ad • " -...--- .... PAOli: TIIJII:t! Mr. Brush say1: and Mn. Ooorl• """'' and I ~ [ -----"··.,..._~1 R[ Mr White Cottage, Mra Charlel T. Arbl.ua:h. ot 0 Dale Dennis left Monday arter- 1 By LESLIE E. MOORE noon tor Port Clinton, after a. ahort 1 \ tstt with hil mother, Mn Wulaa • Loeal American L · Mr w.na Mrs Homer Hysell spent Dt':nnll and other relat.lvea I eglon Sunday with ~he rormers ,J:.tel Mr and Mn L B. Saunden ot Post Leads In PatMrs Combs at Cheshire ' Columbus arrtved Saturday for a [ riotic S • Mrs May Fergeri!On returned vbll with Mrs RuUl Bounden and ervtce& home Sunday from II week's visit daughter Dalsle I w1th Athens ~lattv~ Mr and Miss Mary Oennl& returned to 1 Thrcu~h lmpri'Ss lve ceremorue.\o Mrs Oscar Cheatham and fa.m1ly Cc.Jumbus Dtcoratton Day after : ccndu ctf'd b~ lh[' f een~y-Br ll.; lotL 11ccompamed her home and spent spendln& the week end hMe 1 P::.st of the American L&&lon. the day here Mr and WrB Grift Lewis and I Memorial Day v.as obsered he::-(' Mr and Mrs Jonn Brown left: daughters Susanna end Margaret Morlday ruesday mo1ntng for the1r home at ul Columbus spent the week end Bervlceli were conducted a\ the Savannah, 0, after a visit with Dr. he re with relatives 1Mlddll'pm1 Hill cemetery with E"'n md Mts L A Thoma~ . They were Mr and Mrs w H Juhlinl and J ohn A LloJ'<i de!iermg th.,; adaccompamed by Mrs Lloyd, who uaughLer Kathryn Elizabeth spent dress. In his IntrOductory remar ks Will visit them 1 the \Veek end 1r1 Columbua as he Cestcw ~ d PI alse and hon01 on Ml.S Euij;eue Roberts, who has ~:~ue!>tS of Mr and Mrs Fred WJJson the two Cill War VeLerans present spent the pan week With ML a:md' M1 and M1s f'red Shawver and 1 J~nH t> Enllsbury and J1:111 Hu:;s~·· l Mrs Dana Ounl ~L'I ana dauchcer M1 and Mrs Allen Lane and f-ir ,L' • • ,L!-., ' ,:,~ • In::; dl)parted friend, : · n mett .Frances retuaned to her home at und Mrs James Lane of New Haven C"· DLn Ak1on rueS<tay mornln(l spent the week end vbntlng with 1 Followm~ llle services nt U1e Mid Mis W H Welch and daughter lrlends and 1elallves at Wheeling ldlLp.crt ceme •.:ry memlxrs or the Betl} Bee , Joseph Bobo~ and Ken ~ Am(·! lean L<!Jpcn Jnolo red tn CtJeslJ ~C~l~ O~f he .vhcr~ u. ~y held S" rv lct's .tnd to neth Handle of Newll.IK were Bun filly ~uests ol D1 and Mr.s o. Q , E.radfcl d ln the aJte-1 noon The trrWaugh. , • ,. lng squad , accompanPd by Ull' M.1b Lclm Hawkins spent the I cc.lo1.s morche.l l.<l !he Pythia!' Pw k Lion with rolaUvts I I I l TWO I o\'c:1~ ch,ld c~~~c iCtl ~~~~ol~,~?t~~ Carney am\ 1 G~ME~ relumed to thetr , 1 ti\O ~~~ 'Zr\t~ th\fo~l:~e;;c~ palenls, In [rl nINr U lJ U I:J f.o]l• I J I lt'I'Vite. ally Inspired camp&IJn hu been in plogre~;s to r id jll8ttce or injustl~ -to compenll&te with dOilan tM man or v.omflin who tall& vtcWn to t he terrible ml&talr.e of belnl convlcU>d and Imprisoned for a crime of which he or &he ia innot.m\ Just why, nobody clearlY knows, but the ra.ct stands t.hat \.bta cam- ~ dOZcna.Or no leY lnl-C,btre caaee HAted. r•cron! ft ] I I II lonlt, • lfl mlll•tlnr the dJ.,_tlo.a <1Dd lenexpert" te3Umony Borchard round that moat per- end nv&rttJon. · Val¥br;(. ln the liOns a«UJCd ot crime a re unable ' . ~t • to stand Ule ftnanclal &train of inatmeat of 1 •• , .:""'!\. • 1 provlne their Innocence This, he CHRONIO IIRON'C RmS asserted, araues for establl!hment. of an independent public lnvtstlS IMPLE ANEMIA a:ation commltl.ee whJch may be ed • ., '. 11M to ct h Gr.t Fr••c:•••• - ~ .' NERVOUS WEAKNi88·. 11 ca r:a '"' en beHhorid of error 11 a_pparent. • • Ho~Jored Andre Marie Ampere w1111 .11 ra moua Fri!m•h phyMiclat wh o th.-d lrom 1175-l8.1e He 8bU\H•<1 hrll ll•nCJ In matllem:nlu at an ~11r1~ aa;e and bt'('ome t~rof@f!I!Or or thul gtudy. Be later f!llitUit!d m aclen ti tle re.starcbes, partl culorlJ In 4'-lec1 •ri('Uy ond maf!nethun. The tllll ~.~e re, tim pr[h\'I (IH I 11111T ot f! ltCtrl~· t u~rent. w 1U1 n.ulle~l t•,r 11i111 I Price $1.00 '. Sold by THE STANSBURY DRUG CO. I I Miadleport. Ohio. ..' BARTON'S PHARMACY I Pomeroy, Ohio.. 'illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!IIIIIIU!II by It.w the tn justletm Anniversary Sale! B1le!ly, ProCessor Borchard pleadoi ~K~:e:~~~y~:~:r:~~~~~~~b:~ :; In celebration of the firot Annivenary of our Pomeroy Store, both stores are of· lering the following Specials for this week only . All metal, G51b. ke capacj~y, iusulakd Refrirerator $19.85 of money to compensate · t>o• I\ment far as money can do it, for prison '-I H"ID d' enburg • A p&lalabJe ree.m1n~ethe atfted Lhem . Twenty ~nlnt of the 65 date the lndropendabl!lty of ao-cal1· 1 terms served by lnp.ocent persons · Sncty-ftve RUl!h cases trom a mo g hundreds he hu lsolaieat and 8 t~lw9. were presented by'\ ?rofessor Borchard Will Punrlll was sentenced to hantc for murdtr in Mlssist;lppi in 189:1 The b.ap was sprw11. The 1ope slipped And. later Purvis was sentenced to life imprlsorunent, afle t lw had e*aped and been caught In 1917 the actual murder-' er IHIH rnuncl to be someone e\~ Lnusa Butler Wl18 sentenced. with he1 lo1•er to ute Imprisonment In Alubama m 1928 for the ' murder'' of lwr elaest daughter A week la ter the 'slu m" girl was found alive Hc1bct t Andrews of Boston, Mass wns conv1eterl or forgery artet being identified by 13 ~rsom While he SC IVed in prison tlie forgerles CGntmued and the ae.,tua: forge1 W" ""' ''entually found Benjnmm Coll1ns of Somervlll• Mass . Identified by five women as the man Who snatched their hoodb l\i~ WBJI !lltprlsoned Later cL man munfd HL11 v.ns found to hlnt been the bag snatcher. He ~ad In his 1oom the baks CaJUns was 1m! prlsoned r'or stealing: _ __ ' With Malt olnd Hypopbosphiteo Pro!eMOr Borchard lB not satl~- quently Ia fatal and bedoudl Lhe fted to cltt the cuea He hu clas- a.cLual evtdence El&ht cases eluci- law has wrought Men I · to Delicious! 1o ease penonal - strlk-1 onand prO&I!CUtorz futen aof cnme the lnnoctnt Evidence prior oonvlc,lon, too. he concluded, fre- he found were dUP to !11\&talr.~n ident.ltY, amonc them t.he Collina and .tndrews InJustices Circumsl&ntlal evid~nce OOnvict.M eleM lnnocent persons ot murder six of the supposed "vlcti!Nl" lt.ter beine !owtd auve [n fourteen i::lll!t'!l the defendant WM "framed' by hostile wltneBSes palin has met only Indifferent BQCCarele~netU-: or exoess zeal of the cess Perh'lpt; lh.e number ot tiltita nces or Innocen ts payina; lela ~lice and prose~s were obsfrvpehalties Ut. In proporticm t.o the ed In all bu ~ 16' of ttu~ 85 casu whole criminal pJcture too small -~ .... _ •n•• ....... --- · ., to commt~.nd much notice. Nevert.heless e rouped and presenled a~ once, these cases aft'er a rather un pleasant. picture. 'thp.t Is why the new book calleU ·convlctlf)i the Innocent," b)' Proressoa Edwin M Borchard of Yale umv ~r 6 t ty, pl•blished b)' the Yale f'teS6, .mpresses legislature where years of now-and·then magazine wnUng has failed Borehnrd has s tumed and agU.at.ed the- problem ment _ \ I spioiiMti freely, leaves no brush marks, is a wash!'blf.; flihatlny flnbh and romes in eighteen beautiflll ~fi tones and white. We recommend it to our frieridt and'aelghbors as a wan finish thilt will givf' entire satisfaction. Actual tests in our own shop prbvt to us that Satinoid is a stl)ferior preduet in every resped becaust or ihl beauty and long p 01 many yeartJ nuw a doeeed. mor- I M' morlol M1 ana M1 ~ i. c. i:Jaundeis of Columbus and MI:-~S DmtJe Saunde1s <Contlnuet:. fron:: page ODe) JCcornplm led Wilham -..o.unct 1'u;, Dlamcnd tnt.1c, several c lh gr~ ru e Aho h.15 been visiti ng here !CH" the ' lc. t 1 expe<.ted to make au effutl 1a,t two da~:; w lm .1ome a~ Hem- Get But Two Dingles In sume ~·perattcns Athen'l count~ ock c.wve MonduJ 1 S d T'Jt F 1cftlclal s Mm lttedly an• conHdfnng M! and M1s su.m Maye;; of ~ Un ay I , our •making plea for more troops t c 1 pretest v.urk:I'S, because the nlillf'ti With Jackson Cleveland ~~ere here ovet DecOltt- • u o,J Do~~ ~.lth Mu; f'nnme MilJc. ' _ tt re wldel) scattered ..c 1 The Mlddlepor.~. baseball team • o! South Illlr:.i Avenue Mn. Hat I) RU:..se !l ancl M1s ldlopped two gam& to their oppo-1 we~:s~n~h~~ 1 gh~;;~to~r spent thP Etf.e Lo.,;k.,;tL or CoJurnbu~ vlsl~ed i nents C.\'er the week end and ho\1- 1 Monda:, a!teJ noon Wtth W M da-,; P11.1 kersburg defeated Lhe lo- 1 Mr and Mrs Sidney W1llla.m~ Woods of Maoou (Continued from page one) 1roa\s by lhe score ot 4 to 2 on ~un-1 and Mr. and Mrs F1ank Ste~e n son Mrs r H c 1 o IJ! Woodbun N J ,eltuned T ues' tom 101 ~ b.ml fa nul} , ·~~ wh1le on Monday the Jackso.11 : Hlti(OI cc.nfwrcnce Jc~te d,LV tl·at tl' day from a shoJt \IS!f With Jack~on ~~ 11." 1 neu lu Lheu hot. cc ut Colum~ , team turned things for thelr side of r.restdent \lOnld crder u di~~:Jh, relatives. Momm~ .llttrnoon aHe1 spcn(l 1he ledger by u 1e score ot 13 to 2 ticn ci t he &1chstn.g munPd1uLe l~ 1 1111·' WLek l'lld ht>Je w1th M1 ~ Beth teams presented fine plkhlng necessttatJng an ~~~ el~lmn ti,It't!• 1 1 Mr and Mrs Ra~mnnrl Root ami ·~:J 111 b<u,L~ and f, ,L!'i!y M1s p 111 hlchheld the Middle Jt team ~~Mter'l\•ard rlall@hter Elizabeth of P1tlsburg h ~11 ~u~.~~~~ Ill cmnpamec1 them home I fled, a.s but ~IX hna ~ere mad:Sfn , Mean\\hllc, Hindenbm g ''"~ rl\ ~;pent the WP.ek end With his sister lb~.:th games Hysell's pltchin statr · pe<.t ed 1:::1 appcmt a lempHat;. f!'l l· Miss Ma.ty Root a mi ttther Itllatlvr ;; ilf1 H et!IJ McCullough anct \~ a& decidedly we k as tiine g af r' einmf'nt certatn to IJe s.hort-llved Harley Sar.born 1~ IJ, nt his nome . u ~ htr.:l E<' 11.f1 of NeloonvlU.c \ll>lt- time P lt.chers we;e chan-o~ bu ~ t ::: ltde ll.d In teri m. lt wns ~X [Wr,:ttt 6 ~"' on the corner of Puln•et sl•eet :~.nd et! ruends nna H• lat1ves here Dec - 1l no good advanta t lobe fcrmcd of men c f no purt •ct: Sixth Avenue ' J! ILIOn D f1} ge [ lar party atflhatlon but solely ' allegiance lo the president hlmselt Mrs ShelnH.:.ll Bennett anc! M1 and Mls Challt!.s Groh om 11 Farkersburg AB R HE , While rt'port.s l .... d aug ht er N adl nc an( I MJ!l H e Ien a;::u:! ) ilf't St r lla or Pltl.sburgh spent 1Devol, 2b ' " m fcre'"'' <ool Brechte l and daughtc1 Elelme of ~\CI D..-:. 01 a t 1on wuh Mt and Mrs 1Ba tchelor, c 3 0 1 '0 tals indicated the world gcn~t ally Columbus spetlt the wee" end w1G 1 Fl a nk Cullms nnd fa.IInly and with Null ~~ 5 l 2 0 was alanned by the Bruent1g 1f Mrs. Harold R oot he 1 lather Hat low 8\\ink Engle If 4 0 1 l 1signaUon, Hindenburg wa.s ca~er Mrs May Rusl of Columbus and M1. nntl MI S c A Dav.son of Tnylo'r lb f 1 3 1 to have It understccd lhl'l€ 1\JU!c Mr and Mrs W h Stark of Hun t Columt:u~. spent lhe week elld With Bowe ' 3b f 0 l 0 1be no change In the country·~ fe< • ington were here Decmatton Day a~ Mr rwd Mrs n p Fultz Jr. IG 1ir.en.rf 4 Ct 1 1 ,ei2n policy upon \llhtct> "R~I guests of Mrs. Binu Snnhom and Mr. and Mrs w R. Drury of Wllson cf 2 1 l 0 had the backing of the entire ooun· family . Okust£:1 ~pem Decoration Oay W!lh l Farrnl f 0 0 0 try Mr and MIS. I E Anw~l bf New Vehl.a. and Nuru McCo\ • P f 1 2 0 Onlltle, Pa , we1e Sunday VJSI ~01·s Mr and Mrs Paul Bean of co. - - - - 1 36 ' ll 3 ' h ete with rela tives lumbus spent Sun,day and Monoa.y Tctal Mrs Maggie Ervin 1eturced tu with M1 a nd Mrs Chn1les Meher home ut Nrw Bot.ton, Der:ora- MastE'I Middleport • I tlon Day, aftet a week's visit wath Mt and Mrs. WUUam Seip('J nnd Allens worth, 2b 4 0 Mr:i EJecta H ysell of Hysell st 1eeL two sons Billy and Bobby of co- [1C Dem06key, lb Fred RUS3ell and LllWICnce Spoon , lumbus. were i\er~ -visiting f!Jlln ~pson, SB • 0 er returned tq 1Tc.Jecto Motuiay .a;f •. ~_eatw'da&~:J unUJMOcbctr:y with ~rs ~~·OIIkey, If ... • temoon after vlsnmg ovet· Oecorn- I Lillie Hysell They were accom ~ [;ewis, lb • 6 1 0 ~ - ~ __ - ~ __ Swlshet, rf r . 2 0 0 61 R Allensworth, cf 4 Q 0 {I ' Wagner ~ 2 o o o1 1 o o ol ~ 0 1 0 .., IIU tM talllluu 0 t h I ttl of ..1::11"'~ Satinold. Folk• ainu- tldmlr~ liM v~lvdu flnWl of Satinoid WGII4." INB Stall' Corre11pondent New Haven. Can , May 31-IN~ 80 cla'!,~;O:h~:t!:~o:~ :!:j plTC HINC ~~;~: ~o~~.~~~r ~~~ m~~ph~t .::~~ ~n~~ !l::n:n~wof~ab:Cr~e~~!:: f nome a t Houston. Pa , TueJ>day monung aflt!J spending the week I oon,letlono STANSO COD LIVER ,• OIL I . ZO% DISL'OUNT ON OTHER MOPELS La.wn Mo.w:r, 16 in Cut, lO ln.1 wherl 4 Knlns .. •' = = = = §§ 23c. $39.50 Slidlnr Windsor &!reena, lZ 1n • J.l ln. Sew Perfer Uon Oil R~re• .t - hole. buill-In Oven --i5S i5 = $1.85 Genuine Hn~w.le ~talned screelll! Door~ with rlxtuftll Sene IUaft Velftlltll to ,.ur lamUr oftener I Hidden 1n ita temptlns, IIHillow fbll'OI' aN hqlth-pi'Dtee.the elta!tenta of m•ny food. ectDICieJdl'aled bl one. Sc:lmc:e . . . . it • nutriUonal r1tS.. ol plu, pia., plWJ! The Food Camm.ltteeol the Amerleao. Medical .beo- = !!5 ;; = -;;;:; -§ · I= ;/ $6.25 F,orch Glider, 3 ft. 1 ln. IGor. Upholstered Ia Hf!',a.wy Healy Metal Frame, Sprtnr Seat Barrett Rubbern.14 R.Gofiur " Ouek $4.95 .. II-= --= 5 . = • --= wi~:Master lftlw~:ca~~b. =· ~~ .. d.tion appro't'a it. I " = = = = • Lt. 95c, Med. $1.19, Heavy $1.39 GIU' ~·, 1\'ory and, trHo, Cut Iron Star Burner Get a paclka1e fi'Om your todar. s..-d it, .uo. It, cook wlt.h it. ~ ' •" $39.85 ' ~ = -- § .. -- = POMEROY TWO STORES E' MIDDLEPORT 1 - - - Eberobacb Hd;ote. Co., Pomeroy, 0. - ., ---- I "!· ' W:aid CroOG Soot, Racine, 0. ' ' J.,N, Ralbb..ma!o:.Sont, Rarland>O,,, ·,' '.,., •• ---~- - ' ' ' .. I airedale Colon of Wanbalee two when :tire destroyed apartment lowa-''Rex," an airedale l,>elongin& to Herman Blattterste , 'farmer , nr:ar Btmm Lake, who attacked and dl ovc off a mad bull which had BUI-ttgerate down and was t rampUiis him • , .Peorgla- 'Tiddle-de-tNI.nk.s," fox terrier. owned by Mll!li Wlllle Mae G~Uiln, 130 Log Cabin Drive Macon, whoae bnrklng enabled' 114WJ O{IJJln and her m~ther to escape wlien rlre destroyed thtlr home. 4'~unelli!Ce-" Fiash." · bird dog, wl)t.l saved his owners, Mr. and Mrs. C C Haws of lsland Home, neat Knoxville, from belng bitten by a :~~~~~:n:irc Hu.'ND.~'E.'D'S ' Total I lB·OUT ELICTR.I·C REFRIGERATORS th I$• ~· :i Wmk man, 1f Leach, rf Cu1 mc1, p TotRill II G umlhe 1· p Buntz, p .. / Vo.nMat1 e p Wagner c T HB ONB FACTOR that detftmlaes tbe Joag life aad concinuous operatloa of 2GJ re&ipr1tor it tbe mechanism. \Vheo the mechanism of a re&igetttot faifa, refrigeratioa cea~es.Service expense bepu. There Js no mechani1m like that: of che General Blectrie R.efrigenror. E..., mov· Jog part io tiermetically 10aled-in·oteel Jo tbe MoDitor Top. The Geaerol Electric'o medrllllliun requires no anea.doD-Dot eveo TllCnlD.S, p Gordon, If Lewis rf • 1, tnls BEFORE .iAI\IY DATE ', ;-DO THIS one Ukn o ,.non whose 1ure- to tJreatt i1 bac:L So _., ~copp .yqu~.lotoath ~.~d ,.,: plcion. You tan do this by I .or. mouth c~toks lnftctlo)t· de~ odo1ro· ln-'i'. Disbecl tbe knwsl mt re&igeration ·..mce obtllioallle. SlO dowa ri1 deliver a f'ull.sizcd General .Electric ro yqur home tomorrow. The bat~ · amounts no lar!!jer &Ace may b ~ pa1'd 10 than t~e Gedeml Electric can actually ,.1ve you. Select Jfur model today. 3 0 0 1 :.l 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II , I I I 0 1 0 0 0 0 ' I II 0 I 0 0 •- !••••,. . &LECTRJC •0 I •• TABLE ('ARPF.NTF.U yet. ~pme Elurope~ financiers "fH~hl1rof11 the dullar' but we '~'"" qeein~r from a dollar. ' "'FO MAYTAG COMPANY • f;t4:' in is pure and dean-&ie·from c:erWo impuridet. llutfro!ll\!l•moou&<tu~osicle-hesbouldb<IIUie of lirilf&(lf'J ~ P,lt>~ Aoll,i£,be is sure-he ·' need notworrf!bout the question: "Do you iohalel'' Lucky Strike hao dared tl\ ~ tbilviral quesrioo ••• bennee certain impurities concealed in evea the 6oeJt, mildest tobacco leave• are removed by Luc~ famous purify Jog proceoo.luckies created that proc • eso. Only Luckieo have it! j !!!!:!!!!!!Pt.._•••·• I*!" ltolb61•••rllll~ 0. IC. dMBRICoi TVNB IN ON LUCKY STRIKB--40 _.,., fli1111tt1 Wllb 1M flvriJ's ~-~ UIIU ordutrm,. 'flflll!••• Lady Slriltt Wflll /trmlns, ,_, T..,.,, T'-'*1 .U t.t..U, N B C . . . . -. Th(' hru: u.l 1• "'"'"& "" , • 1 .. ''' r' '" . ' " ' .l ' ' . ' . fl:.;w ~· , .(,,.. . .... ... . . . . . ..... ,,......ll .. .... 1'11 .~ \ Why I What'l tber~ ~ ~ oil ll~ ;,.. bam! Seven out of ten omi>ken inhile knowlogly.;.. theothertbreedoS..wlcboutre~git. Fr0myour side-you want to~ spro thluhelmokeyoubteathe Bramb:l• "Tr:..de M.uk .. r'II!:Sk ln I!'IO\t>!i! 11r"' m1111e r 1·um 11, 1 s klos nr 11 lid pigs Slll'h a s 1 ILto ~ wr CP!'! Of till' Mt1111hL\f!!llt•rl1 LJ,tlfl•l ~1.' 1 9..( .m1l ~ l rx llu. ·· :· .::;;,~ attention to the fact that the vital subject of inhaling has beea generally avoided ia cigamte adverdsiog. Misslsa\ppl. .._ Pomerol, Ohio. ·~sf'tl In "" !dl mdl~·nton lltn l 11L(' , ,._'INl MUI., ftoM f "<cRI 'II nr- .llf-l d/1111 rr11 ,11 \\)hJ G '"";ft,A Oll ANY MAV!AO' MAY II HAD !QUIPPED WITH ..;;;.;:...;;;=;;;..;;:;;.;...:;;..;;;;;;;..;.;;.;;.;.;;;..=~=;.;..==~rr "-l - --- - · ·- ' •' 1 ~ . ' W "l ';le sale~ tax is atiii de~d.'' com! lnt rt..ed Senator Pat H::l.tr1so 1 ID• J 1 0 N ER '. 'lvTE do not-Criticize Gtbeto. we'meiely.call ,M. ~:;..:..;.;.;~::......:_ c5r·~~~~~ bo~~~nc~~~ 0~ ~::~;ga~ld Iot ' '' \' . 1 •• .' . ... l . for other .q~~~~ 1 ' ' ' I Newton, Iowa ' ' ! The Pre<Jident'll appeal, so tar as the modifi~>d ~ales ta x l>'f'~ C' r"'<'l 1ed, made lltUe lmprt•Mion ou tellu C'. 1 Within a quarter of an hom art :1 he spoke, the senate finance com .I rr.ltteP. rejected what thf' prop" Jf' I by a vote of IS to 12 And his words Jert the sB.Ie ~ tax ( oponcnts ab..'"'>lutely cold 1 THE MAYTAG COMPANY ,, ! ' .::c' 1•r 18 m lt'U tf'!'! That a:t:requallty f!lua you f!•tro. eocmomy threuab the yean. Come In and le•l'n how little It wiU e"'t to own a l\t~t.ytag. Mount Holyoke college girl ~ nrc goit1g t u qjl'n 1\Puse.il'otk next year. Th ere 1s some nope Co!l~II~B I · 0 ' '\ Is t·m· s·,. _... :question.too . rey~aling ,; W. I Maytag qUality •tandard8. Fuw•ded:l•" ALL.~! ElL I 0 2 'l "' " i ~'< ~ I p I 0 0 'I ' AB R H E 4 0 0 (J 4 4 3 ·' ' r..,pu..; 1iC WCik'sat t'1 t .n~ t ~l. , 1 • llt IR now provided f01 hL the ••x- 1 lstlnr budret. t' He rec:ognlzed thP. necessity ft}~ unemployment relief, but deola.rcd 1 ' ~t ' ' Bhould te etf€c ted w lelv through ~tilting agendes, of which thr Rt>ecnstr uctJon Finan ce Corll 1 Is the first. The President concluded hlo; lu 1 f : m~s a.ge at 12.23 pm, speakin!!!' ex- ' or M•nl4factuMr• • GENERAL II .'' ' • 0 0 1' u I 0. 0 0 I 0 1 0 1 .~:.... ICr::tinllXJ tron, D:tl(f' ,ne1 The e~trasaving of May tag is the extra hundreds o( wae.hln1s it wiD do through ' the )'ears. The tub-the aturdy: wringer-the Gyralator-tbe Auto-type Control-the Sediment Zonec¥ery part l11 designed for better wa&bin«-bulh lor extra yean hard ut~e, in· 11pected rigidly to mainlain ~• tM • • Ckdt. A .,..,, ...,..... ~ .........,..,. w.wr: lllt~rl •t . s.tiii'CI•yJ. \ Or, IHHy •1:10 P.ll\. • ,....... hr .......... lhtttm hflilllt ~1'iiftt), N.I. C. c~~e~•t t• Chit n1twowl. -..A.,. ' Chief OiliaJ. It clilaot fail because of nealect-beciUie theft i1 aothiaJ for you to neglect. Air, dust, and mOisrote caaoot reach the mech· , anis.m. YOllr children cao't reach ic. It's simple, deaa, compact ..,d efti.:i~nt. To more tbao a mill!oo and a qD4ftef bol!IOS. the General Electric Refrigerator has fur. 4' '' " 42131301 / Mlc!Uiepm t M Allenswm th 2b n Allt psworth : d Thompson, ss E Demoskel, tr JcnkinR lb Sw1she1 rf C Demoskey, 3b Wa1d e pet 2 I l I .. ' .. ' 4 .. , ..' " ---33 2 2 2 • Prickett c Fll:.kcn 'lb · ' I AL #'4 . ?,!~~; ·g M .AL~T.~./1l.:. • '' 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dl AB R H El 6 0 I a' 3 2 0I 5 I 3 ol 3 2 0' 5 3 3 ol £LOW COST 1.'! -:.. OJ.· . W8.S&u.ut;S I ~~t:~:~. fr l' n I I Jackson Ridge. Sb mad the p Gulnlhe1·, Jl ; -~----" I II• 'i I . ).' ' . " ' ,) ' . .~ •• H ,. �.... j TIII.J>A!ll-!~i!UNE (. I N • t( Pst I ..,• .,.. 8tp:alwt)l~ maUft Sept. lJ, lt:M, at Ull Pan ••Thunder and Lllhtnlng" - . <.+.ace a$ \~ ar- of 111an:11 : "' I -T-~:111a.ta.J o.. can !.mulalinl Ill Columbuo Hospital F ol. Jowina Jllne11 of Several Weeks I p11 :~- \I Mn! Herm an L''h ~:. 39 d11·~1 S •Jt t1rtlay cvtmnl!. nb':. It1 11 C{ l t<k a1 the Mt Cumf'i ht:.spii',! I it t t; ~ ~Lun ­ bu.o; \\h ~ 1 e ~he nall t .~ 'l !o: t.l r tiaBt mne d o~s Dc::tln 1l ''~f !~,.­ JX!r led , was due ' · an at;;~ ~~ cr the brab The !'uneral ~r. ,'J<'L-> ".f'l cJ. ducted. T>Jesdc.} aft e1neon al thf , :f'lr.Jt Baptist chlllrh h l' r ~ will1 Reo; Kret>t:er officmt.n J 11'1'-1.'0\~d J,· Rev Oa.rdnrr or th" Chu ch of CJutst The ch(]lr (]f the Ctnnch of Christ furnLhrd the m~o;;lcal num bet~ Wh llt th•' ntcs IH:.'t€ l;~ lng h eld Burial, m charne or Httwltnw was ma<il' in the ?.1Illdlf'pert Hll remetcrv Mr;; l.ohsr 1 ~ Sill v1ved by h('I hmb&nd, and twt 'IJ,Jdn n b~ f ern· 1 maJrh.ge B.:-l t v fane Nucl:· k s and Fe-1n Ju111 r1 u rkil~ H old and nobe1l L'J •I~E. o;rn'l lf M 1 [.oh~e by a fcJ::ueJ tllllr!' ' '7f' '1" VlVf, RS d e h •,· pa!"lll'i Mr R\1(1 • M: <> \If J H 1tn11lt" n 'llrllu.o !:;nth l"r! Mi lton ar1 Dan~ She w ~ p1 r ctdr>rl h (1 '11~ hv h r f lr~t h!. "be.nd Ft>l rv Nmkles nl::-1~ YNl.l~ us. Linda: Kltnkcstrcmtl has rttrt.. I _(J out on horaebact. to make a '\ plete t::~ur of Europe. 8h4! wu n-cently ll&hted at Rotne and befo!C many moons expects to bt In 11 Premh capital. 1 he )'ottng hcr!ewc.man is travelIna abao1utdy alone, ercept for anether horse whkh carrles her b"-l, I&'Jl! ehe 1e cbllf:ed to make ~-athe · __ .,c.m.. One Year wm · -· · · · · · · · ·· · ·· · • ·1 stx ..S. TRUST AND WAVER NOT-Tru•t in the Lord w1th all thine heart; and Jean not unto thine own understanding.-Broverbs 3,:5. "' , Mrs Herman Lohse Well Known Local woman, Succum b8 (l.itl n18htl arcund the &lou a yoqJJ~ and pretty Swedish barori• -..L Monma . .. . . . . . .. .. 0. ltlaDq. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · M fllree Mon~ha . . . ........ Gilt Ye.r- .• . . . . . .• •. . . . • . . • .I.GO oce MooiJl n;g'? · . . . . . . . . . : r~;;;;~;;;;;;,:;;:;;~;;;:j worlc1-1arucus ma.JdnB Viremia Gres1 non .._L • : =d!!lc~:;:;,n~rC:«!dv:tur~:~ ~ on~£RVEO' News :--::::..::..::..:..:~~======~=========: ~:~.nd L Jui~:rd lmre wMJ nrlclnuiiJi hare 1 or rabbll ' Mtewed tn a jug or jar - Mn. Palmer a nWI'Iervua turf :n;:-! The tl.>rill I& fliiJIIIed lu 11 method or C..':atea are bdnl lollowedJt1YLCJ:~M 1 ~rtlnc-f'ftbltlt-"" lturr. It ta rooluPd lotuat. In' the recent Pr1X dE 1VIlh baton rlttur. onlnn, aplc..-el nnJ l'bperance her Cormoran and Le· -tatrr thf!~ St"alf'll In C'ADIL • • ( • r- ••IDr. omcc alllll <Jrcalau-. lkfl. eau te-a Qat ' '11111: DAILY TRIBI!lQ-.POII!:ROY, OHIO. f '1' ' • Middleport ,.... "---~- ~~~e-~'!~~J~"~il~·lM£MDRI•lH o•yH le.:J AUTHOR UJ1GES COMPENS.<\TION ~~.::~ .~=:ut!!'~'-:..~~1 FOR IMPRISONED ·INNOCENTS· trom tbne to titne 1/.;J ocuntry IU b<IIAr lhou onyono I<. ~ ~ 4DVE1"1111<G UPU.EiiTATIVD ,., l.=· 1cq: 1topt; ' u 1c:an ~ the to tbret cc.m~e~ --~ nih. wereo~1-WO O:Ut A1. R. B B~ lleU: W&li placed and Mn.. Pabntr'a: Cdnncrin u.me in fuurth. Ia "' • • ~ Ill pollllloi!M I . ~ 1, 1m.• PublllbOd DIIUI 01111 . '!!!!!oar- ~ • ~ molter l o r - - thQ =~- .a: ....... ~ nam• &l~ DOt DMIIlfrilJ $0 be p&J .. 1 ~ ~"' howeY~ eW"u.tut a.nd deiJnlbJt .lP ~ • : 1'UE&DAY. dAY :JL 1831 .SlOW'"Ufi U'lfC! ~ ~~:::..:::~~, .:u••:;r; )ltJ 'OP .. ~ws OF G.VfiM.S OF THE WOILP ,..u.... m~::~.. ~... - ' !' , .._ a...wu. '""!!'"! .., fl!•or """""" suec<. Pomerw. ·o. , -.....,. 11>t Ad • " -...--- .... PAOli: TIIJII:t! Mr. Brush say1: and Mn. Ooorl• """'' and I ~ [ -----"··.,..._~1 R[ Mr White Cottage, Mra Charlel T. Arbl.ua:h. ot 0 Dale Dennis left Monday arter- 1 By LESLIE E. MOORE noon tor Port Clinton, after a. ahort 1 \ tstt with hil mother, Mn Wulaa • Loeal American L · Mr w.na Mrs Homer Hysell spent Dt':nnll and other relat.lvea I eglon Sunday with ~he rormers ,J:.tel Mr and Mn L B. Saunden ot Post Leads In PatMrs Combs at Cheshire ' Columbus arrtved Saturday for a [ riotic S • Mrs May Fergeri!On returned vbll with Mrs RuUl Bounden and ervtce& home Sunday from II week's visit daughter Dalsle I w1th Athens ~lattv~ Mr and Miss Mary Oennl& returned to 1 Thrcu~h lmpri'Ss lve ceremorue.\o Mrs Oscar Cheatham and fa.m1ly Cc.Jumbus Dtcoratton Day after : ccndu ctf'd b~ lh[' f een~y-Br ll.; lotL 11ccompamed her home and spent spendln& the week end hMe 1 P::.st of the American L&&lon. the day here Mr and WrB Grift Lewis and I Memorial Day v.as obsered he::-(' Mr and Mrs Jonn Brown left: daughters Susanna end Margaret Morlday ruesday mo1ntng for the1r home at ul Columbus spent the week end Bervlceli were conducted a\ the Savannah, 0, after a visit with Dr. he re with relatives 1Mlddll'pm1 Hill cemetery with E"'n md Mts L A Thoma~ . They were Mr and Mrs w H Juhlinl and J ohn A LloJ'<i de!iermg th.,; adaccompamed by Mrs Lloyd, who uaughLer Kathryn Elizabeth spent dress. In his IntrOductory remar ks Will visit them 1 the \Veek end 1r1 Columbua as he Cestcw ~ d PI alse and hon01 on Ml.S Euij;eue Roberts, who has ~:~ue!>tS of Mr and Mrs Fred WJJson the two Cill War VeLerans present spent the pan week With ML a:md' M1 and M1s f'red Shawver and 1 J~nH t> Enllsbury and J1:111 Hu:;s~·· l Mrs Dana Ounl ~L'I ana dauchcer M1 and Mrs Allen Lane and f-ir ,L' • • ,L!-., ' ,:,~ • In::; dl)parted friend, : · n mett .Frances retuaned to her home at und Mrs James Lane of New Haven C"· DLn Ak1on rueS<tay mornln(l spent the week end vbntlng with 1 Followm~ llle services nt U1e Mid Mis W H Welch and daughter lrlends and 1elallves at Wheeling ldlLp.crt ceme •.:ry memlxrs or the Betl} Bee , Joseph Bobo~ and Ken ~ Am(·! lean L<!Jpcn Jnolo red tn CtJeslJ ~C~l~ O~f he .vhcr~ u. ~y held S" rv lct's .tnd to neth Handle of Newll.IK were Bun filly ~uests ol D1 and Mr.s o. Q , E.radfcl d ln the aJte-1 noon The trrWaugh. , • ,. lng squad , accompanPd by Ull' M.1b Lclm Hawkins spent the I cc.lo1.s morche.l l.<l !he Pythia!' Pw k Lion with rolaUvts I I I l TWO I o\'c:1~ ch,ld c~~~c iCtl ~~~~ol~,~?t~~ Carney am\ 1 G~ME~ relumed to thetr , 1 ti\O ~~~ 'Zr\t~ th\fo~l:~e;;c~ palenls, In [rl nINr U lJ U I:J f.o]l• I J I lt'I'Vite. ally Inspired camp&IJn hu been in plogre~;s to r id jll8ttce or injustl~ -to compenll&te with dOilan tM man or v.omflin who tall& vtcWn to t he terrible ml&talr.e of belnl convlcU>d and Imprisoned for a crime of which he or &he ia innot.m\ Just why, nobody clearlY knows, but the ra.ct stands t.hat \.bta cam- ~ dOZcna.Or no leY lnl-C,btre caaee HAted. r•cron! ft ] I I II lonlt, • lfl mlll•tlnr the dJ.,_tlo.a <1Dd lenexpert" te3Umony Borchard round that moat per- end nv&rttJon. · Val¥br;(. ln the liOns a«UJCd ot crime a re unable ' . ~t • to stand Ule ftnanclal &train of inatmeat of 1 •• , .:""'!\. • 1 provlne their Innocence This, he CHRONIO IIRON'C RmS asserted, araues for establl!hment. of an independent public lnvtstlS IMPLE ANEMIA a:ation commltl.ee whJch may be ed • ., '. 11M to ct h Gr.t Fr••c:•••• - ~ .' NERVOUS WEAKNi88·. 11 ca r:a '"' en beHhorid of error 11 a_pparent. • • Ho~Jored Andre Marie Ampere w1111 .11 ra moua Fri!m•h phyMiclat wh o th.-d lrom 1175-l8.1e He 8bU\H•<1 hrll ll•nCJ In matllem:nlu at an ~11r1~ aa;e and bt'('ome t~rof@f!I!Or or thul gtudy. Be later f!llitUit!d m aclen ti tle re.starcbes, partl culorlJ In 4'-lec1 •ri('Uy ond maf!nethun. The tllll ~.~e re, tim pr[h\'I (IH I 11111T ot f! ltCtrl~· t u~rent. w 1U1 n.ulle~l t•,r 11i111 I Price $1.00 '. Sold by THE STANSBURY DRUG CO. I I Miadleport. Ohio. ..' BARTON'S PHARMACY I Pomeroy, Ohio.. 'illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!IIIIIIU!II by It.w the tn justletm Anniversary Sale! B1le!ly, ProCessor Borchard pleadoi ~K~:e:~~~y~:~:r:~~~~~~~b:~ :; In celebration of the firot Annivenary of our Pomeroy Store, both stores are of· lering the following Specials for this week only . All metal, G51b. ke capacj~y, iusulakd Refrirerator $19.85 of money to compensate · t>o• I\ment far as money can do it, for prison '-I H"ID d' enburg • A p&lalabJe ree.m1n~ethe atfted Lhem . Twenty ~nlnt of the 65 date the lndropendabl!lty of ao-cal1· 1 terms served by lnp.ocent persons · Sncty-ftve RUl!h cases trom a mo g hundreds he hu lsolaieat and 8 t~lw9. were presented by'\ ?rofessor Borchard Will Punrlll was sentenced to hantc for murdtr in Mlssist;lppi in 189:1 The b.ap was sprw11. The 1ope slipped And. later Purvis was sentenced to life imprlsorunent, afle t lw had e*aped and been caught In 1917 the actual murder-' er IHIH rnuncl to be someone e\~ Lnusa Butler Wl18 sentenced. with he1 lo1•er to ute Imprisonment In Alubama m 1928 for the ' murder'' of lwr elaest daughter A week la ter the 'slu m" girl was found alive Hc1bct t Andrews of Boston, Mass wns conv1eterl or forgery artet being identified by 13 ~rsom While he SC IVed in prison tlie forgerles CGntmued and the ae.,tua: forge1 W" ""' ''entually found Benjnmm Coll1ns of Somervlll• Mass . Identified by five women as the man Who snatched their hoodb l\i~ WBJI !lltprlsoned Later cL man munfd HL11 v.ns found to hlnt been the bag snatcher. He ~ad In his 1oom the baks CaJUns was 1m! prlsoned r'or stealing: _ __ ' With Malt olnd Hypopbosphiteo Pro!eMOr Borchard lB not satl~- quently Ia fatal and bedoudl Lhe fted to cltt the cuea He hu clas- a.cLual evtdence El&ht cases eluci- law has wrought Men I · to Delicious! 1o ease penonal - strlk-1 onand prO&I!CUtorz futen aof cnme the lnnoctnt Evidence prior oonvlc,lon, too. he concluded, fre- he found were dUP to !11\&talr.~n ident.ltY, amonc them t.he Collina and .tndrews InJustices Circumsl&ntlal evid~nce OOnvict.M eleM lnnocent persons ot murder six of the supposed "vlcti!Nl" lt.ter beine !owtd auve [n fourteen i::lll!t'!l the defendant WM "framed' by hostile wltneBSes palin has met only Indifferent BQCCarele~netU-: or exoess zeal of the cess Perh'lpt; lh.e number ot tiltita nces or Innocen ts payina; lela ~lice and prose~s were obsfrvpehalties Ut. In proporticm t.o the ed In all bu ~ 16' of ttu~ 85 casu whole criminal pJcture too small -~ .... _ •n•• ....... --- · ., to commt~.nd much notice. Nevert.heless e rouped and presenled a~ once, these cases aft'er a rather un pleasant. picture. 'thp.t Is why the new book calleU ·convlctlf)i the Innocent," b)' Proressoa Edwin M Borchard of Yale umv ~r 6 t ty, pl•blished b)' the Yale f'teS6, .mpresses legislature where years of now-and·then magazine wnUng has failed Borehnrd has s tumed and agU.at.ed the- problem ment _ \ I spioiiMti freely, leaves no brush marks, is a wash!'blf.; flihatlny flnbh and romes in eighteen beautiflll ~fi tones and white. We recommend it to our frieridt and'aelghbors as a wan finish thilt will givf' entire satisfaction. Actual tests in our own shop prbvt to us that Satinoid is a stl)ferior preduet in every resped becaust or ihl beauty and long p 01 many yeartJ nuw a doeeed. mor- I M' morlol M1 ana M1 ~ i. c. i:Jaundeis of Columbus and MI:-~S DmtJe Saunde1s <Contlnuet:. fron:: page ODe) JCcornplm led Wilham -..o.unct 1'u;, Dlamcnd tnt.1c, several c lh gr~ ru e Aho h.15 been visiti ng here !CH" the ' lc. t 1 expe<.ted to make au effutl 1a,t two da~:; w lm .1ome a~ Hem- Get But Two Dingles In sume ~·perattcns Athen'l count~ ock c.wve MonduJ 1 S d T'Jt F 1cftlclal s Mm lttedly an• conHdfnng M! and M1s su.m Maye;; of ~ Un ay I , our •making plea for more troops t c 1 pretest v.urk:I'S, because the nlillf'ti With Jackson Cleveland ~~ere here ovet DecOltt- • u o,J Do~~ ~.lth Mu; f'nnme MilJc. ' _ tt re wldel) scattered ..c 1 The Mlddlepor.~. baseball team • o! South Illlr:.i Avenue Mn. Hat I) RU:..se !l ancl M1s ldlopped two gam& to their oppo-1 we~:s~n~h~~ 1 gh~;;~to~r spent thP Etf.e Lo.,;k.,;tL or CoJurnbu~ vlsl~ed i nents C.\'er the week end and ho\1- 1 Monda:, a!teJ noon Wtth W M da-,; P11.1 kersburg defeated Lhe lo- 1 Mr and Mrs Sidney W1llla.m~ Woods of Maoou (Continued from page one) 1roa\s by lhe score ot 4 to 2 on ~un-1 and Mr. and Mrs F1ank Ste~e n son Mrs r H c 1 o IJ! Woodbun N J ,eltuned T ues' tom 101 ~ b.ml fa nul} , ·~~ wh1le on Monday the Jackso.11 : Hlti(OI cc.nfwrcnce Jc~te d,LV tl·at tl' day from a shoJt \IS!f With Jack~on ~~ 11." 1 neu lu Lheu hot. cc ut Colum~ , team turned things for thelr side of r.restdent \lOnld crder u di~~:Jh, relatives. Momm~ .llttrnoon aHe1 spcn(l 1he ledger by u 1e score ot 13 to 2 ticn ci t he &1chstn.g munPd1uLe l~ 1 1111·' WLek l'lld ht>Je w1th M1 ~ Beth teams presented fine plkhlng necessttatJng an ~~~ el~lmn ti,It't!• 1 1 Mr and Mrs Ra~mnnrl Root ami ·~:J 111 b<u,L~ and f, ,L!'i!y M1s p 111 hlchheld the Middle Jt team ~~Mter'l\•ard rlall@hter Elizabeth of P1tlsburg h ~11 ~u~.~~~~ Ill cmnpamec1 them home I fled, a.s but ~IX hna ~ere mad:Sfn , Mean\\hllc, Hindenbm g ''"~ rl\ ~;pent the WP.ek end With his sister lb~.:th games Hysell's pltchin statr · pe<.t ed 1:::1 appcmt a lempHat;. f!'l l· Miss Ma.ty Root a mi ttther Itllatlvr ;; ilf1 H et!IJ McCullough anct \~ a& decidedly we k as tiine g af r' einmf'nt certatn to IJe s.hort-llved Harley Sar.born 1~ IJ, nt his nome . u ~ htr.:l E<' 11.f1 of NeloonvlU.c \ll>lt- time P lt.chers we;e chan-o~ bu ~ t ::: ltde ll.d In teri m. lt wns ~X [Wr,:ttt 6 ~"' on the corner of Puln•et sl•eet :~.nd et! ruends nna H• lat1ves here Dec - 1l no good advanta t lobe fcrmcd of men c f no purt •ct: Sixth Avenue ' J! ILIOn D f1} ge [ lar party atflhatlon but solely ' allegiance lo the president hlmselt Mrs ShelnH.:.ll Bennett anc! M1 and Mls Challt!.s Groh om 11 Farkersburg AB R HE , While rt'port.s l .... d aug ht er N adl nc an( I MJ!l H e Ien a;::u:! ) ilf't St r lla or Pltl.sburgh spent 1Devol, 2b ' " m fcre'"'' <ool Brechte l and daughtc1 Elelme of ~\CI D..-:. 01 a t 1on wuh Mt and Mrs 1Ba tchelor, c 3 0 1 '0 tals indicated the world gcn~t ally Columbus spetlt the wee" end w1G 1 Fl a nk Cullms nnd fa.IInly and with Null ~~ 5 l 2 0 was alanned by the Bruent1g 1f Mrs. Harold R oot he 1 lather Hat low 8\\ink Engle If 4 0 1 l 1signaUon, Hindenburg wa.s ca~er Mrs May Rusl of Columbus and M1. nntl MI S c A Dav.son of Tnylo'r lb f 1 3 1 to have It understccd lhl'l€ 1\JU!c Mr and Mrs W h Stark of Hun t Columt:u~. spent lhe week elld With Bowe ' 3b f 0 l 0 1be no change In the country·~ fe< • ington were here Decmatton Day a~ Mr rwd Mrs n p Fultz Jr. IG 1ir.en.rf 4 Ct 1 1 ,ei2n policy upon \llhtct> "R~I guests of Mrs. Binu Snnhom and Mr. and Mrs w R. Drury of Wllson cf 2 1 l 0 had the backing of the entire ooun· family . Okust£:1 ~pem Decoration Oay W!lh l Farrnl f 0 0 0 try Mr and MIS. I E Anw~l bf New Vehl.a. and Nuru McCo\ • P f 1 2 0 Onlltle, Pa , we1e Sunday VJSI ~01·s Mr and Mrs Paul Bean of co. - - - - 1 36 ' ll 3 ' h ete with rela tives lumbus spent Sun,day and Monoa.y Tctal Mrs Maggie Ervin 1eturced tu with M1 a nd Mrs Chn1les Meher home ut Nrw Bot.ton, Der:ora- MastE'I Middleport • I tlon Day, aftet a week's visit wath Mt and Mrs. WUUam Seip('J nnd Allens worth, 2b 4 0 Mr:i EJecta H ysell of Hysell st 1eeL two sons Billy and Bobby of co- [1C Dem06key, lb Fred RUS3ell and LllWICnce Spoon , lumbus. were i\er~ -visiting f!Jlln ~pson, SB • 0 er returned tq 1Tc.Jecto Motuiay .a;f •. ~_eatw'da&~:J unUJMOcbctr:y with ~rs ~~·OIIkey, If ... • temoon after vlsnmg ovet· Oecorn- I Lillie Hysell They were accom ~ [;ewis, lb • 6 1 0 ~ - ~ __ - ~ __ Swlshet, rf r . 2 0 0 61 R Allensworth, cf 4 Q 0 {I ' Wagner ~ 2 o o o1 1 o o ol ~ 0 1 0 .., IIU tM talllluu 0 t h I ttl of ..1::11"'~ Satinold. Folk• ainu- tldmlr~ liM v~lvdu flnWl of Satinoid WGII4." INB Stall' Corre11pondent New Haven. Can , May 31-IN~ 80 cla'!,~;O:h~:t!:~o:~ :!:j plTC HINC ~~;~: ~o~~.~~~r ~~~ m~~ph~t .::~~ ~n~~ !l::n:n~wof~ab:Cr~e~~!:: f nome a t Houston. Pa , TueJ>day monung aflt!J spending the week I oon,letlono STANSO COD LIVER ,• OIL I . ZO% DISL'OUNT ON OTHER MOPELS La.wn Mo.w:r, 16 in Cut, lO ln.1 wherl 4 Knlns .. •' = = = = §§ 23c. $39.50 Slidlnr Windsor &!reena, lZ 1n • J.l ln. Sew Perfer Uon Oil R~re• .t - hole. buill-In Oven --i5S i5 = $1.85 Genuine Hn~w.le ~talned screelll! Door~ with rlxtuftll Sene IUaft Velftlltll to ,.ur lamUr oftener I Hidden 1n ita temptlns, IIHillow fbll'OI' aN hqlth-pi'Dtee.the elta!tenta of m•ny food. ectDICieJdl'aled bl one. Sc:lmc:e . . . . it • nutriUonal r1tS.. ol plu, pia., plWJ! The Food Camm.ltteeol the Amerleao. Medical .beo- = !!5 ;; = -;;;:; -§ · I= ;/ $6.25 F,orch Glider, 3 ft. 1 ln. IGor. Upholstered Ia Hf!',a.wy Healy Metal Frame, Sprtnr Seat Barrett Rubbern.14 R.Gofiur " Ouek $4.95 .. II-= --= 5 . = • --= wi~:Master lftlw~:ca~~b. =· ~~ .. d.tion appro't'a it. I " = = = = • Lt. 95c, Med. $1.19, Heavy $1.39 GIU' ~·, 1\'ory and, trHo, Cut Iron Star Burner Get a paclka1e fi'Om your todar. s..-d it, .uo. It, cook wlt.h it. ~ ' •" $39.85 ' ~ = -- § .. -- = POMEROY TWO STORES E' MIDDLEPORT 1 - - - Eberobacb Hd;ote. Co., Pomeroy, 0. - ., ---- I "!· ' W:aid CroOG Soot, Racine, 0. ' ' J.,N, Ralbb..ma!o:.Sont, Rarland>O,,, ·,' '.,., •• ---~- - ' ' ' .. I airedale Colon of Wanbalee two when :tire destroyed apartment lowa-''Rex," an airedale l,>elongin& to Herman Blattterste , 'farmer , nr:ar Btmm Lake, who attacked and dl ovc off a mad bull which had BUI-ttgerate down and was t rampUiis him • , .Peorgla- 'Tiddle-de-tNI.nk.s," fox terrier. owned by Mll!li Wlllle Mae G~Uiln, 130 Log Cabin Drive Macon, whoae bnrklng enabled' 114WJ O{IJJln and her m~ther to escape wlien rlre destroyed thtlr home. 4'~unelli!Ce-" Fiash." · bird dog, wl)t.l saved his owners, Mr. and Mrs. C C Haws of lsland Home, neat Knoxville, from belng bitten by a :~~~~~:n:irc Hu.'ND.~'E.'D'S ' Total I lB·OUT ELICTR.I·C REFRIGERATORS th I$• ~· :i Wmk man, 1f Leach, rf Cu1 mc1, p TotRill II G umlhe 1· p Buntz, p .. / Vo.nMat1 e p Wagner c T HB ONB FACTOR that detftmlaes tbe Joag life aad concinuous operatloa of 2GJ re&ipr1tor it tbe mechanism. \Vheo the mechanism of a re&igetttot faifa, refrigeratioa cea~es.Service expense bepu. There Js no mechani1m like that: of che General Blectrie R.efrigenror. E..., mov· Jog part io tiermetically 10aled-in·oteel Jo tbe MoDitor Top. The Geaerol Electric'o medrllllliun requires no anea.doD-Dot eveo TllCnlD.S, p Gordon, If Lewis rf • 1, tnls BEFORE .iAI\IY DATE ', ;-DO THIS one Ukn o ,.non whose 1ure- to tJreatt i1 bac:L So _., ~copp .yqu~.lotoath ~.~d ,.,: plcion. You tan do this by I .or. mouth c~toks lnftctlo)t· de~ odo1ro· ln-'i'. Disbecl tbe knwsl mt re&igeration ·..mce obtllioallle. SlO dowa ri1 deliver a f'ull.sizcd General .Electric ro yqur home tomorrow. The bat~ · amounts no lar!!jer &Ace may b ~ pa1'd 10 than t~e Gedeml Electric can actually ,.1ve you. Select Jfur model today. 3 0 0 1 :.l 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II , I I I 0 1 0 0 0 0 ' I II 0 I 0 0 •- !••••,. . &LECTRJC •0 I •• TABLE ('ARPF.NTF.U yet. ~pme Elurope~ financiers "fH~hl1rof11 the dullar' but we '~'"" qeein~r from a dollar. ' "'FO MAYTAG COMPANY • f;t4:' in is pure and dean-&ie·from c:erWo impuridet. llutfro!ll\!l•moou&<tu~osicle-hesbouldb<IIUie of lirilf&(lf'J ~ P,lt>~ Aoll,i£,be is sure-he ·' need notworrf!bout the question: "Do you iohalel'' Lucky Strike hao dared tl\ ~ tbilviral quesrioo ••• bennee certain impurities concealed in evea the 6oeJt, mildest tobacco leave• are removed by Luc~ famous purify Jog proceoo.luckies created that proc • eso. Only Luckieo have it! j !!!!:!!!!!!Pt.._•••·• I*!" ltolb61•••rllll~ 0. IC. dMBRICoi TVNB IN ON LUCKY STRIKB--40 _.,., fli1111tt1 Wllb 1M flvriJ's ~-~ UIIU ordutrm,. 'flflll!••• Lady Slriltt Wflll /trmlns, ,_, T..,.,, T'-'*1 .U t.t..U, N B C . . . . -. Th(' hru: u.l 1• "'"'"& "" , • 1 .. ''' r' '" . ' " ' .l ' ' . ' . fl:.;w ~· , .(,,.. . .... ... . . . . . ..... ,,......ll .. .... 1'11 .~ \ Why I What'l tber~ ~ ~ oil ll~ ;,.. bam! Seven out of ten omi>ken inhile knowlogly.;.. theothertbreedoS..wlcboutre~git. Fr0myour side-you want to~ spro thluhelmokeyoubteathe Bramb:l• "Tr:..de M.uk .. r'II!:Sk ln I!'IO\t>!i! 11r"' m1111e r 1·um 11, 1 s klos nr 11 lid pigs Slll'h a s 1 ILto ~ wr CP!'! Of till' Mt1111hL\f!!llt•rl1 LJ,tlfl•l ~1.' 1 9..( .m1l ~ l rx llu. ·· :· .::;;,~ attention to the fact that the vital subject of inhaling has beea generally avoided ia cigamte adverdsiog. Misslsa\ppl. .._ Pomerol, Ohio. ·~sf'tl In "" !dl mdl~·nton lltn l 11L(' , ,._'INl MUI., ftoM f "<cRI 'II nr- .llf-l d/1111 rr11 ,11 \\)hJ G '"";ft,A Oll ANY MAV!AO' MAY II HAD !QUIPPED WITH ..;;;.;:...;;;=;;;..;;:;;.;...:;;..;;;;;;;..;.;;.;;.;.;;;..=~=;.;..==~rr "-l - --- - · ·- ' •' 1 ~ . ' W "l ';le sale~ tax is atiii de~d.'' com! lnt rt..ed Senator Pat H::l.tr1so 1 ID• J 1 0 N ER '. 'lvTE do not-Criticize Gtbeto. we'meiely.call ,M. ~:;..:..;.;.;~::......:_ c5r·~~~~~ bo~~~nc~~~ 0~ ~::~;ga~ld Iot ' '' \' . 1 •• .' . ... l . for other .q~~~~ 1 ' ' ' I Newton, Iowa ' ' ! The Pre<Jident'll appeal, so tar as the modifi~>d ~ales ta x l>'f'~ C' r"'<'l 1ed, made lltUe lmprt•Mion ou tellu C'. 1 Within a quarter of an hom art :1 he spoke, the senate finance com .I rr.ltteP. rejected what thf' prop" Jf' I by a vote of IS to 12 And his words Jert the sB.Ie ~ tax ( oponcnts ab..'"'>lutely cold 1 THE MAYTAG COMPANY ,, ! ' .::c' 1•r 18 m lt'U tf'!'! That a:t:requallty f!lua you f!•tro. eocmomy threuab the yean. Come In and le•l'n how little It wiU e"'t to own a l\t~t.ytag. Mount Holyoke college girl ~ nrc goit1g t u qjl'n 1\Puse.il'otk next year. Th ere 1s some nope Co!l~II~B I · 0 ' '\ Is t·m· s·,. _... :question.too . rey~aling ,; W. I Maytag qUality •tandard8. Fuw•ded:l•" ALL.~! ElL I 0 2 'l "' " i ~'< ~ I p I 0 0 'I ' AB R H E 4 0 0 (J 4 4 3 ·' ' r..,pu..; 1iC WCik'sat t'1 t .n~ t ~l. , 1 • llt IR now provided f01 hL the ••x- 1 lstlnr budret. t' He rec:ognlzed thP. necessity ft}~ unemployment relief, but deola.rcd 1 ' ~t ' ' Bhould te etf€c ted w lelv through ~tilting agendes, of which thr Rt>ecnstr uctJon Finan ce Corll 1 Is the first. The President concluded hlo; lu 1 f : m~s a.ge at 12.23 pm, speakin!!!' ex- ' or M•nl4factuMr• • GENERAL II .'' ' • 0 0 1' u I 0. 0 0 I 0 1 0 1 .~:.... ICr::tinllXJ tron, D:tl(f' ,ne1 The e~trasaving of May tag is the extra hundreds o( wae.hln1s it wiD do through ' the )'ears. The tub-the aturdy: wringer-the Gyralator-tbe Auto-type Control-the Sediment Zonec¥ery part l11 designed for better wa&bin«-bulh lor extra yean hard ut~e, in· 11pected rigidly to mainlain ~• tM • • Ckdt. A .,..,, ...,..... ~ .........,..,. w.wr: lllt~rl •t . s.tiii'CI•yJ. \ Or, IHHy •1:10 P.ll\. • ,....... hr .......... lhtttm hflilllt ~1'iiftt), N.I. C. c~~e~•t t• Chit n1twowl. -..A.,. ' Chief OiliaJ. It clilaot fail because of nealect-beciUie theft i1 aothiaJ for you to neglect. Air, dust, and mOisrote caaoot reach the mech· , anis.m. YOllr children cao't reach ic. It's simple, deaa, compact ..,d efti.:i~nt. To more tbao a mill!oo and a qD4ftef bol!IOS. the General Electric Refrigerator has fur. 4' '' " 42131301 / Mlc!Uiepm t M Allenswm th 2b n Allt psworth : d Thompson, ss E Demoskel, tr JcnkinR lb Sw1she1 rf C Demoskey, 3b Wa1d e pet 2 I l I .. ' .. ' 4 .. , ..' " ---33 2 2 2 • Prickett c Fll:.kcn 'lb · ' I AL #'4 . ?,!~~; ·g M .AL~T.~./1l.:. • '' 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dl AB R H El 6 0 I a' 3 2 0I 5 I 3 ol 3 2 0' 5 3 3 ol £LOW COST 1.'! -:.. OJ.· . W8.S&u.ut;S I ~~t:~:~. fr l' n I I Jackson Ridge. Sb mad the p Gulnlhe1·, Jl ; -~----" I II• 'i I . ).' ' . " ' ,) ' . .~ •• H ,. �r ,, • .. . _... J•. I V '-· Olat'• • · cute lit· tk $1 you hl.ve,t.here. Wb•t 11 ~ -- .~ ~ ••• ' \ • li11 1.11 'jr. - ~;..1 • _ .- ...... • PAOB PtV1!l fR~Mf ~HS NEW U~OHO TO WIN M[MOHIAl HACE .. rr,.};.u. :rallll• <1\Mt. DlNotar: ,i • - -:=.,.... kln~.o EXtra Girl : U'•..&-bay. ~ft..i... . . '·' ' l -- I MAI!RfAGE LICENSE A marna~~e license waa iasued by .I The Craek of the o&y BIRTHDAY PARTY number or triencb of Miss Martha JGan Camp aided he1 bt oelebntlng her fourth birthday arwtven.o.ry tn a delightful party at the Camp h()me en P1rst Avenu:>, Prlday. Fol.l.owlng a. tew h&PPl' ·hours lhe followlnH guest& wen eervetl with ddidou.s ref,-e!Jhments· Otlbert &nd li:lizabeth Bush, Rlc.ha.rd carter. Nancy aearh9.tt. D::~p 'Sidd!t:, M1ller. AblgaU Bush, BW~ Lanter, Tpmmy Roblnson , Jud· and Frank Clark Wdherhclt , Billy Quite a I ~1!":J.~,,~~~=~~ · I; CLUB MEE.T S Tit:! m embers uf the R aclt ~~~ met at the h()me of Mr. a.n1 Mrs Rcy Elhoem11.ker Friday rven' .... Titree tu.))lts at Rook was m plas during the eventn11 with fA..yors r· "~w.h ICOI'f'.S 80q to McK.lnl:!V .,.1o.y and Mrs. Sta.nley E~ans wan r.onsolation .. '"-rfi' prize ......., .. nDellclcu., ,.t the r.r~ elusion: o1 the do'Uihttul e-P.nlr 1 ~~,....,mC"t " THE DAILY TRIBUNE I'EI'UBJ.ICAN WOMEN 'I'EET 'Hi: daiUa Ct u'nty oouncll or ReplibU~ri.'\ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION I I t~ble le AdYODtO) ' ,...,.._. · ~.. A ~·~ ~ 1n ad ill' prepared in auch a the guesl.8 of: relatives. ' il'f'D:nl!'r aa to brlnR the IP'c&telt Mrs. A. w. Kem r; is hr mc rnm results to · ou. vlsl.t with relatives o.f Crew:~ C!Ly r. . J . T . H:mscn, F·ll1H H pmr ck 1 :;;publishers wtll ltt' le:iJ•tillS •h ~ J Shelton Loul'ks and J. V. Lx atuuly tor O'lle Incorrect inAflrt lO•• '(!trotll In ,. t .· lv.l~ d l ., t '1 ,,. ' >c ' f 'I 'I ,, MAN WAN/$b,...-J!"r -·· -- -R~u~ 'i'he !D\'Cfllh.tn uf l'lll ~o~la~~ tif't'l 11" to dcllvc. r B"11m : 11s ·W tt!dns Pre · to he ROIIU!whnt oh~t·u re. It ,,., ,, ducts to cuosttrp:m'l In F .:mero)· mud<"! In (1.nlu!'rnlu .. nrl,\' In lh P Hl! l'and Mlddl: p::rt Must be wllllnij enteenth (•entm·y nnrllnlrrJ~Itll' l 't' \utt• to fLik w ins ltucurms e..1d ph ysl~ ..~nglnnll l uliill. Hr,wc,·cr. •11111e rlu · ooll y nt lo tc. !IE, rvice 260 cu.~ tqn- thor l t !es hPih!\'1'! llml ('Ill ~tlnss wu11 crs weeklY. Oar 1'11!06l!Bary. Wri te · o. a. OtTHC&, R r. ut~· Ma,o~or, nnt unknown to lh~ nndr·nlll, Oepartmei1t A, :ioo E.~st Naghteu 1 \\HII 11robnhl y prru!u(•etl In Strf! et, Columbu.s, Ohio. 5·31·31 I orhnuh·e muuner. ~~ In :14 .442 1•1 "32 .:iii .179 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pl'!t .. 16 18 24 23 22 - lD 17 19 22 24 ..... ·-· 17 . . . . . . . . . . 16 St. P&ul . . - - ~ 14 20 23 21 25 I ~~: .619 \ 'f.0\:.0 YOU 111 ·· • • , . .5111,1 .&If ,,··I :::· .. .462. ~: ··~ 1'l 18 20 22 1 22 26 26 .605 .>50.. .liH i . . . ~~ .3801 .SSG INTE&NATJOIW.t.L LE.4.'GVE Club W L l'cl. Buftalo ........... Baltimore Montreal Newark ... , . . Roehe:!lter . . . Toronto . . .... .. JCney City . . . .. Reading 28 27 18 l't .838 .1114 27 19 .!8'7' 25 33 16 18 20 25 -11 11 · 30 .D&l .&36 .3110 .370 .268, :ro Ge·t thit:tWO-FOLD Protectio·n , Against Lu.bricati·on Worries ' lae•:!"' ·She in waa back hi ........ 19 ~ I Coltlnibfls STOP .\'t THE ..llllll .GOO • . ...... . 22 hold I 16 1~ 26 23 uP at'-..,'r ..' . 1 ()wud Jw W, K. (1, Sl~r, retired New York busir.e11s man who i ~ MW JMDc: l j Elltldi'4 tlUif 1ulne aristocrat, "Orwell," is the outstnndi_,g f.wrtf;j to1Wbt the 1932 n~tlil'lh Derby, to be run at Epsom Downs ~n lau lftt. .. Orwell" it quoted ~t th~ shor!est odds of a D e r~y ~avorlt~ !n ,..... leu~ two to one. !'tlr.. Sm~er na11 also entered Le1a:htoo ID . -. • tbfl_h"~!_.nrl~~ ~~:'-·_ _ -~-----c Mc~rt b ke his hand s~ndiiiS n:~hten and Mcrhvty was hurr!e.i 1 ro t - Uh a to Cleveland CliniC" for trcatmem. Outon dtvr~for ,;i:ae~~un m:np.gcr The '!:lgbt occurr'3d in th:: und > ~'J:~~ ~ c~tche~s Cllarlie jg1cttnd runway l:etwe( 2.l the f:cld ~errye a:d'' Frank Grube thtn got anj the dressh:1 rooms ' , M Ia 1 t tn tc the l:lattr?. cr r :Y came cu , of the s::rap with several sp!ke At New York:, Stanislaus Z yb• .o cut.s and brulaell. In addition lo r. won over Mike Chapin . a · n. broken ha."'ld. H.::rb Frooman won o~cr Ra.p;1 Clevdand pia,yen unt.~gl~d the · wn.son , Philadelphia, 31. •111~::AM· All!l6<lfAT10lL. !!" W L ~~ 25 16 .81Q 1 wa~ atrll"1'~'t'lli:j:l1~~~;1l!!!:;::!!!~til!!!l!!iii!!1~~~~~~ IN "24 :~ opn j ~~----~~--~~~··-~··~··~-~-~-~~~:;:;~::~;:::::::~~~~~~~~~~::::~~--------~~~ . " . ......... : ~~~t~" 21 19 tho night light bttrned very low. win. The bubchen lay with \hhl' little of her now! head turned from her, Carmen, and tWo The room quietly, hi!! was hair, light and brown it. It thlt her voice rave and slightly curling, brushed tbat abe had the musical find to show th~ higll foMhe'ad, in 'that. be became of the year. . • • now the year bones faintly dlscemible in his adnnc;ps towards her. over. shadow. raA:tl. bt!rih"' to tlwit her Madame Nahlman eame to the 1n,ll Na LUy Lou stood very still, about Blumenthal. ult ,you Jet men to bid her goodbyt!. Kislied th~ light. alone for the ·IH!It ftve years you'll on both cheeks. Wept. '),'he bonne was speaking. 'Jit is be better olf," •he. nid blu!ltly. ''I left all the arran~n ... to not':'measles, ·t.be doctor BH.id. .Just "You've had you-r~ ~·id F h v •• • e~~ r'l. or ea • 11 he said. "He ill so much noth1"ng. Heaven only knows why it sake profit b'y itt" at busfneas atraira than should have looked like meaale11. Lou was hurt, The doctor himgclf, Madame, belnl' an&Tr. i ~ JV& '!I very like. But the~ ie fault that ing to disturb or,e. You see! looked at Jler. She 11iceps, and it ia time th'at you him witb somethlnr [, Madame, should Bleep:..-" Ltir Lou did 1 not an1Wer. ~to'"b"d motjonlel!la ~till, lookin'g d·oi••ll'm• lit the sleeping eb(Id. A torrent of teats" ~ooded' ' her heart_ She ought to '(111g hefself on her krlee!!l • "' . trY thank Gbd 1 , • , but ahe could 0Qt' move, cobld not ato p loOlt:inr ·at' him. Such a tiny thbl.g', to tie so like •.. KeD • • • co~hl~ ' The~ very bones of his bati:r chin. Her eyes blurred, biotting out the dim room, the sleep!ng child Cut Glau Ia Hittory Walk 00c1Pr4 Olub or··her,.lf 2 • We..,t-4- 10 - dr~ver~,:.'h;:',el~r~•~,."~~;;~th;o:: ":'i -. · a't I~:!~.~ t: ..... " " tstall'!'l ip f ot to tl)e · Nahlman'l!l 1 s inging ,a.oftty to Ped t,~Qr ~~ome nt ., ... tf,J,atti ng -colicierae· wlllatllnc Carmen a.ria too, • , . She y,ri shc d i h.at Madame NaiO!·I man bad come home .. _or that ciftiUl have i!!hlyl!d to have l!lnppel' : wi~h her . . . She w~nt i11to the kitchen to make chocolate, and find t~Qmething to eat:. How cold and barren Eqropean kitchen& were. back home everything was ha••dY·I You could dip into the ice box and .• • The baby . , . Lily Lou went cold nll over. What kind of woman was ~>he1 To forget him, To home, her he ad full her sill\' little triumph, herse~f chocolate _ .. In her room, the room with big bCtl, and the little one In it, ~he Bonne sat dozin&' in her chair, crocheted laee cap a little •kew. ~~·~~~~~~~!.~~~~~~f~~~~ -----~------·!Pttleburgh. ami Mrs. Andrew Martin : m d 1 M. _ _ _ _ _ r ~ Mr. S _e~,--l-•_c_. n Jimmy ef M ' ddld·:': Wn ret um-:ld h ~ mc 'fue.sday after t' IJ''l.ldiJli th<! FOR EALE.:- One $60 Q.n<i ~rwood W£~k rnd wUh his p<J r ~nt~. Mr. and 1 h :1 table typ::.wrltcr pra :::Ucally Mr'!. J _ P . Martin. 1 m·w at $35. Terms-- Cash. Lucille MJes Ea.ral:leth aud M' s~ Nell··· ', mltlL ct:ester, Ohlc 5~:H-3t fhaw or Oclumbua spent th::: boll· da;y with ho~~ folks ~a !:ather McCollbiter of OIC\' C· for Rent... ~ .;,,~ h1.nd 1: the IJUCGt ot Mrs. Ccn Car· - - - - -..-----~,•.-~.-- pr nter. ~ F CR RENT-House, 5 rcorrt~J;; bath. Mlal AnneLttt Gills. of Columh,u. t ll ecmcnt l-eeand Street. Inquh c rr. :!nt. ru... -la.y wit h herr sister M ,. · " H . to Phone 1n~x M~ t- el oms. ~\race or n, or [ MIM B~-:! Weth~rh~ lt cf C.:hitl: _ tu~ spr.'1t ,th e week end h ~rc. _ :>·25~6t. FOR RENT~ve"n room hou~.n on Mt·s. Curt·~ Hcutk Dnd ,~~-;u;, E "- ~ Unten Ave., a;&rNt', coal hr.use, n "lt'd nnr\ Lu'Jhcr : I L~ ct :l 11!~ !::: ell wn.tcr big garden- Rent \· ~· heH! Frldav . ~ · tlc L'-c. nard ~plc. Pomeroy M1'13. R F th'<'! l Wlfll<tf ~ nn-1 daw•r 1 ~tn~ ~31 • 31 tor spr nt 611 nd 1j' onrl Mcm '"r' ~ '.l 5 1 " " · · •· ' • Day w1th r clatiY:s b.t Ne ls~nv\11 F_"_'__.. - f must 11ing t here. The lovely, place, with its · proach, the winged Siegfried and Don J u a' n Iahra . .• -. )tHe- taxi jerked to 11. stOJp, She wftB bom'e. With an ·over-aenerous the Shrhl CI'S mc: ttng In Charluton ThUI'ISdaY n '::; ht. advern.sementa ahoula be "--"'Ported J. T. Bcdcn artd John St-~ 1 11t ~ck iLnmedlat.eiJ. r ocn t Memorial Day with frl.t:!nds In \ r.f anv udvertlaeml!nt. I ,I;::=·r goh:1g. up ••• YeS, and Vienna, too • , opera there that sh\! never saw. I J~ 'tiYeJJ. w.:..nd ""'· l'<>bert Hen~ fDt 'at AmeBviJle', ClVer• the weer' ----- . I lights of th. Paris <>~~:~n::Z:;;:I blazed , , : she saw the white marble stal:rwaya, te ring crystal eandelabra, t hud of the baton, saw the eorrt..lnl pt.) TIW ad la~er wWII)adiJ - ,.. _- - 11 dUJt6d. 10 ~at dle ---lut, 'opy - ·- -- Jwl' ':''i!' l AMEBIO~LBAGUE' DO YOU SWEA.R TO i TELL THE TRUTH, THE W~LE TRUTH AND NOTHINI:, 8u:TTHE' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Belles a:1d two IOf'lfl ot Cl.nc.tnnati . sp-ent tht> week e nd with MtJ Bolle's . parenl!l, Mr.· and Mr!: -OeOrce Eolles Mr. and. Mrs. ~teo . &aundel's (EitzQ'btt'ti ~trait) or Leaper a.a per line. . a.nnouqcing tbe }}ir th of a. daughte1·. like thlo 17 .ITic por Une. Mra. Nora, K . V$Jld~ a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Cha.l:les Vanden all c'lt Dayoon (3 average wordl mate 1 'Une>. · came Sa.turdar tor & 8hc·,·t vl.s l~ • Con-cuUve msertiODI rOr prlct of with Mrs. Anna. V. Adam!! a nd M1 s • _.~.&rl Ma,uck. 2. Ml&~ Mary Vlr&Jnta Kerr c.nd 1 Onnsecutive tnsert.lona lor pdee ol Mn R. W. JchniiOn sptnt l'hur::.day with rr · en~s tn Athen2 4 I Selwyn Whltc returned to c.chool ~dv-:lrtiH•ment Wlll be taken for at CclumbUE attcr S(: :n ctlng Mem .. L:: r 6 thlln a mlnlmwn eba11fe C1f ortal Da.y with ral~t~veH ..ll~re. t ,e 11 ty. nve cent1 for each ~~Cl:mrleyJ Wetherbolt, Ohio Sta t~ t •uo. 1•tudent spen1. the holida.y wlth !'@Ia.~ • Type nafra. ,.k P~QONALS Type lib thia (12 pt.) 12c per line. T1 pe like. !hie (10 pt.) toe Pmes By WOm.en m.d 'a.t the hOme cf -J,lnl. Waltea· McOormfck F'rtda.y while Mrs. Oeorae J bolt aa.ve an lnt;..eresttns account Qt the report O,.( ,t.he rece"•lt m.;etlng of the Ohio OO'uncU In Columbu,. Plana "'ere, <Uscu~ dl,ll'ing the l;lU$Jnees . .s:c-sat.on fq r ~he annual • lJicnlc wblch wtll t e held m June. ~= · ==.=====fr FIGHT R.£51:JLTS - -- · --- -- --- :~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ; .,p ...... ··- I By virtue or his hair-r\l. l;;~r.g ~ ·t """' able~ however, to carry Deti'OU tw'tblied the Browna.• JT ' fonnance , Frame fell heir to the f2800 ln lap p~ before tbe , $20.000 winner's prtze 1md amassed accident elbnin&.ted Htm. JNs· 8110l'h Wt1ter , to: e ¥tit ~ tO 0~ ~ 8ritlpl plt.ehn.early •20,000 more in' lap priJu a.nd New Yotlt M1.y 11-IN&-Wtth tnr 4fte lii.R ~ bfU\fiiiCOnd codte.ft, other bestowals. Memorial ~ and a tradl~l llel 00"1 11iattef 't'lth hro on Drhlng a. Lion head special, How mUest:~ne in tM majOr IMJue ~ ttie Gl&lit."- a 8 "td 2' dectslol'l ard Wilcox of Indianapolis crOI!Ised . put a · atalJnQ eenmble had de .. the Bram in n1De lnninp, bl.lt the flnlsh tin~ second wl\.h an aver~ -veloPecl t:etwren, Ave penn&llt COil-' toO~ t.ht' MCoiawDiln t.eo tnntn!p to age of 109.881 Clift Bergere of Holly At Lo d ~ 1· N: ~ tenders tn the amer1ean leque to- caPf\iie Uie•ieOoncl' lime, 4 tO 2. wood , in\\ StudebP.-er special. ~as n on . Larry • Toron· day. · 'Ibe OUbt ~ th"ir Jrad third with a n &vt1a&e of 192.662. to, outpointed Primo Camera~ Italy, Althouah the Yankeeli hold a. let~ '"' over the :Sri.YN u, , :~l:..:J Fourth to comple te the grind and ten round!~. of 4 1-2 gam.ea over tbetr eloleltl th!J ,..... rdlrWI 1 to 2 1 break t he old record was Bob Carey At Chicago-Tufty Grifllth, Ohl~ 1 pur!lutrs, the Detroit th' r ='~ 1o -r had '·ted • wiu pct$ldent of the of Anderson, Ind .. whost average t aso heBvYWellbt, knocked out Jack pa.ck is closely bunched. A marlin , e rou .&.nw•·tcan w11 to &n"l'le ' spt!ed was 101363 in a Meyer spec- 1 Roper, New OrJeane, {1) j cf cnly a game and a half separ.. R~ lo here ·tc.day to a hzarl.na atf:.!\ Delrolt In econd plaee, from wK ope~ Y 8 lhto the batt~& Buspcnalcns the head of the s.."'C' =~e:" ~~~:e rtn;~:a1;la- from 90 to llf~ ca.• m : vrlend. 1 . • , ond di-Qa1ot1. be lmpcsed for attadtlne an um111 The Old llJd.Om that double b "'[ nilhtci.P' ptre From Chlcqo J. Loula Oomur:vRlly result In an evt>n break. Rrooii:Jyn -~ tne frhUllee: 1Ld:t')r ~nt a ~d (rYJmr of uu~ which was borne oub in SundAY' 1.wt.Oe, 11' to t lind 6 to 3. Alhough e ::x. iuut Harry Ofabiner, vlt.e prnl CC'l\tel!t 100 per oent, waa ahlltt· the ~ m'ade no lesa than aev· d>Jnt, were enroute +1.1 Ckiv'!land yesterday a.s six Qf the etght dou- t'n erron {n 'the \)paper, Letty 0~ The melee !'ta~d, Cleveland ble-hradm n!lulted -~ ~:_n beld. the QuUen 1.0 four llits &\_ld plarerl">sa.Ut when Mt :larty cffa!Wcepl. The Yan~. &~er8, - wu aided bY Rack Willon's homer. ed to "taJ&:t= en Lhe entb:e Whlt.e 8 Jx letlca; Indla'.ns; Gfant.i and Dodger: A four-run rally 1n the 8th inntr"c team cne 1 t a ttmc" aft!r M had wan beth of their COntm~ ~ of the ~d. pmt enabled. the teen aecuaed or m~~inJ 8 ninth~ Detrpl~ 1!'-~dd Wpla::':.s t;e f"'~~ to· lt. 1 tnnllll atrllr.e on Ewl Averlll, Ol.eve-' ~ • BIU 8wltt 10\ the P1ratel an even land ou•"e ... er. wh'cse triple a morn went Into ~JCUVU at.C'I'!) ~ Ueke . d by the A 5 twtce. ... b• hold'"" ,. 0 Redll to ft.ve , ent ~- d'"pute<t' pl~h ~o'"e CHAPTER FORTY-FIVE th N8 tlonal LeqU!' Brooklyn ua J . . . . w• ~e w.w: &a J4; w .. ln ' e hltl!l, Winnlha ·s· to 3, a.fter oJd EPPa the alkorid ~ame. CleVeland won • She let her fancy slip ahead , • Jeptha Alpb&o Oine... R1xey had bbth' fi,dleil; 12 tO· 6 arid" 12 ~ 11. sa w hersetJ, as Bhe us ed to do, BOW TJIE't S'IAND ;!~ued the BUCi in the opener, a w=-~~\un~~ ~~~;· the roles she dreamed of •• , ged 'and lovely 111 Mignon, crimson velvet as Tosca • • • she'd. Club W L i-'ct< do To!lca soon, too • •• New ~ork . . . . . . 28 11 .718 Before , her dreaming Judl&.napclls, Jn d .. M:.y 31-Me.ny ill b bl bd •t year w Pl-<~ a Y PMS ~ ore ancthd -event P.S brC'Ilth-toklng fl.S we 1932 Memorial Vay swecp.stakcs 15 1~1tm:.::£-t: d, It wns predlct ~d tc.:1ay u!ll ::ng the-se YJhc ar e ve~.se d b tl1c hlstory of autlJmo bllll l''[lCmg :fer ~bee r thrills li11d ' l. :r<" ~, un· .., 1(')dmf! r n•P.lrY. oldJtJmei'S ca n rc · mcmtn few~ , li any. pl·cvious ro.c cs ,ll'lt cxce:xted.' ycstndRy's reoordYh t\tterlng erlnd-:md n ,ts, c ·;ptt-e 111c roct that m, the 20 years since 11 . .1 cepl~cn, th · unnu:~l ~p~:::l NO.V LPcl!!!:r. ~''~ '!"Y> oh• L,,.l!l>ll'llJ to a. 5elsmorraph for John Thoma&. OOWetl , 16, both of OalUa- In ¢1et.-rd, lt'ck.m Aftlir Sot/ foate.t Bu LJ58• ()()lriKLIN ..-... ~ c··~~l~lltt~l~ei~!;l:~fr.~~~Jlf SeaW f'*n• Protects Against 011 Substitution, Agsln•t Short-Lived Lubrication fteli yoa buy Tlolelie Motor Oil . Tiolede also gives your motor :roa volt . . , yoa gee me· qUalil)' aod muimum lubrication protectionespecially during tbe summer months. In hot wead!er many motor oils "dlin out" quickly. Tiolene holds iu body long after ordinary oils bre:tk do'MI. It is skilll'ully refined ftilm die highest grade Pennsylvania ct11de produced, possessing un• equalled beac r~sisting qualities. Next tbne you need nil-get Sealed Tioiene. Then yo11'll be lUte of dependable, eco· ~fllll' lilk·lor'-Md · pay for. llllll)ical ll!bricalioa. llllegaud your pockelbooklkb yOiil motor. Recent investiga· doill sliow mat cheap oil ...bslitu· dol! takes plat-e on ~5% to 40% of all motor oil sales. Tlolene-tlie 100% Super·Penn· syl..nia'MOibr Oil-is sold in subllitlldon pioof' &<lftles. Every bottle ia61l~aiid ..etedat·Pure Oil planes. You see die seal broken before Tloll!le is Ji0i1*1 intlo yoar car. ' ~Jr'li •l)fl OJL ' C0JJ•J'4NY, U.s, A•· ! '' ' i! ' ,. T H .. -~ ,. . ' + • • • �r ,, • .. . _... J•. I V '-· Olat'• • · cute lit· tk $1 you hl.ve,t.here. Wb•t 11 ~ -- .~ ~ ••• ' \ • li11 1.11 'jr. - ~;..1 • _ .- ...... • PAOB PtV1!l fR~Mf ~HS NEW U~OHO TO WIN M[MOHIAl HACE .. rr,.};.u. :rallll• <1\Mt. DlNotar: ,i • - -:=.,.... kln~.o EXtra Girl : U'•..&-bay. ~ft..i... . . '·' ' l -- I MAI!RfAGE LICENSE A marna~~e license waa iasued by .I The Craek of the o&y BIRTHDAY PARTY number or triencb of Miss Martha JGan Camp aided he1 bt oelebntlng her fourth birthday arwtven.o.ry tn a delightful party at the Camp h()me en P1rst Avenu:>, Prlday. Fol.l.owlng a. tew h&PPl' ·hours lhe followlnH guest& wen eervetl with ddidou.s ref,-e!Jhments· Otlbert &nd li:lizabeth Bush, Rlc.ha.rd carter. Nancy aearh9.tt. D::~p 'Sidd!t:, M1ller. AblgaU Bush, BW~ Lanter, Tpmmy Roblnson , Jud· and Frank Clark Wdherhclt , Billy Quite a I ~1!":J.~,,~~~=~~ · I; CLUB MEE.T S Tit:! m embers uf the R aclt ~~~ met at the h()me of Mr. a.n1 Mrs Rcy Elhoem11.ker Friday rven' .... Titree tu.))lts at Rook was m plas during the eventn11 with fA..yors r· "~w.h ICOI'f'.S 80q to McK.lnl:!V .,.1o.y and Mrs. Sta.nley E~ans wan r.onsolation .. '"-rfi' prize ......., .. nDellclcu., ,.t the r.r~ elusion: o1 the do'Uihttul e-P.nlr 1 ~~,....,mC"t " THE DAILY TRIBUNE I'EI'UBJ.ICAN WOMEN 'I'EET 'Hi: daiUa Ct u'nty oouncll or ReplibU~ri.'\ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION I I t~ble le AdYODtO) ' ,...,.._. · ~.. A ~·~ ~ 1n ad ill' prepared in auch a the guesl.8 of: relatives. ' il'f'D:nl!'r aa to brlnR the IP'c&telt Mrs. A. w. Kem r; is hr mc rnm results to · ou. vlsl.t with relatives o.f Crew:~ C!Ly r. . J . T . H:mscn, F·ll1H H pmr ck 1 :;;publishers wtll ltt' le:iJ•tillS •h ~ J Shelton Loul'ks and J. V. Lx atuuly tor O'lle Incorrect inAflrt lO•• '(!trotll In ,. t .· lv.l~ d l ., t '1 ,,. ' >c ' f 'I 'I ,, MAN WAN/$b,...-J!"r -·· -- -R~u~ 'i'he !D\'Cfllh.tn uf l'lll ~o~la~~ tif't'l 11" to dcllvc. r B"11m : 11s ·W tt!dns Pre · to he ROIIU!whnt oh~t·u re. It ,,., ,, ducts to cuosttrp:m'l In F .:mero)· mud<"! In (1.nlu!'rnlu .. nrl,\' In lh P Hl! l'and Mlddl: p::rt Must be wllllnij enteenth (•entm·y nnrllnlrrJ~Itll' l 't' \utt• to fLik w ins ltucurms e..1d ph ysl~ ..~nglnnll l uliill. Hr,wc,·cr. •11111e rlu · ooll y nt lo tc. !IE, rvice 260 cu.~ tqn- thor l t !es hPih!\'1'! llml ('Ill ~tlnss wu11 crs weeklY. Oar 1'11!06l!Bary. Wri te · o. a. OtTHC&, R r. ut~· Ma,o~or, nnt unknown to lh~ nndr·nlll, Oepartmei1t A, :ioo E.~st Naghteu 1 \\HII 11robnhl y prru!u(•etl In Strf! et, Columbu.s, Ohio. 5·31·31 I orhnuh·e muuner. ~~ In :14 .442 1•1 "32 .:iii .179 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pl'!t .. 16 18 24 23 22 - lD 17 19 22 24 ..... ·-· 17 . . . . . . . . . . 16 St. P&ul . . - - ~ 14 20 23 21 25 I ~~: .619 \ 'f.0\:.0 YOU 111 ·· • • , . .5111,1 .&If ,,··I :::· .. .462. ~: ··~ 1'l 18 20 22 1 22 26 26 .605 .>50.. .liH i . . . ~~ .3801 .SSG INTE&NATJOIW.t.L LE.4.'GVE Club W L l'cl. Buftalo ........... Baltimore Montreal Newark ... , . . Roehe:!lter . . . Toronto . . .... .. JCney City . . . .. Reading 28 27 18 l't .838 .1114 27 19 .!8'7' 25 33 16 18 20 25 -11 11 · 30 .D&l .&36 .3110 .370 .268, :ro Ge·t thit:tWO-FOLD Protectio·n , Against Lu.bricati·on Worries ' lae•:!"' ·She in waa back hi ........ 19 ~ I Coltlnibfls STOP .\'t THE ..llllll .GOO • . ...... . 22 hold I 16 1~ 26 23 uP at'-..,'r ..' . 1 ()wud Jw W, K. (1, Sl~r, retired New York busir.e11s man who i ~ MW JMDc: l j Elltldi'4 tlUif 1ulne aristocrat, "Orwell," is the outstnndi_,g f.wrtf;j to1Wbt the 1932 n~tlil'lh Derby, to be run at Epsom Downs ~n lau lftt. .. Orwell" it quoted ~t th~ shor!est odds of a D e r~y ~avorlt~ !n ,..... leu~ two to one. !'tlr.. Sm~er na11 also entered Le1a:htoo ID . -. • tbfl_h"~!_.nrl~~ ~~:'-·_ _ -~-----c Mc~rt b ke his hand s~ndiiiS n:~hten and Mcrhvty was hurr!e.i 1 ro t - Uh a to Cleveland CliniC" for trcatmem. Outon dtvr~for ,;i:ae~~un m:np.gcr The '!:lgbt occurr'3d in th:: und > ~'J:~~ ~ c~tche~s Cllarlie jg1cttnd runway l:etwe( 2.l the f:cld ~errye a:d'' Frank Grube thtn got anj the dressh:1 rooms ' , M Ia 1 t tn tc the l:lattr?. cr r :Y came cu , of the s::rap with several sp!ke At New York:, Stanislaus Z yb• .o cut.s and brulaell. In addition lo r. won over Mike Chapin . a · n. broken ha."'ld. H.::rb Frooman won o~cr Ra.p;1 Clevdand pia,yen unt.~gl~d the · wn.son , Philadelphia, 31. •111~::AM· All!l6<lfAT10lL. !!" W L ~~ 25 16 .81Q 1 wa~ atrll"1'~'t'lli:j:l1~~~;1l!!!:;::!!!~til!!!l!!iii!!1~~~~~~ IN "24 :~ opn j ~~----~~--~~~··-~··~··~-~-~-~~~:;:;~::~;:::::::~~~~~~~~~~::::~~--------~~~ . " . ......... : ~~~t~" 21 19 tho night light bttrned very low. win. The bubchen lay with \hhl' little of her now! head turned from her, Carmen, and tWo The room quietly, hi!! was hair, light and brown it. It thlt her voice rave and slightly curling, brushed tbat abe had the musical find to show th~ higll foMhe'ad, in 'that. be became of the year. . • • now the year bones faintly dlscemible in his adnnc;ps towards her. over. shadow. raA:tl. bt!rih"' to tlwit her Madame Nahlman eame to the 1n,ll Na LUy Lou stood very still, about Blumenthal. ult ,you Jet men to bid her goodbyt!. Kislied th~ light. alone for the ·IH!It ftve years you'll on both cheeks. Wept. '),'he bonne was speaking. 'Jit is be better olf," •he. nid blu!ltly. ''I left all the arran~n ... to not':'measles, ·t.be doctor BH.id. .Just "You've had you-r~ ~·id F h v •• • e~~ r'l. or ea • 11 he said. "He ill so much noth1"ng. Heaven only knows why it sake profit b'y itt" at busfneas atraira than should have looked like meaale11. Lou was hurt, The doctor himgclf, Madame, belnl' an&Tr. i ~ JV& '!I very like. But the~ ie fault that ing to disturb or,e. You see! looked at Jler. She 11iceps, and it ia time th'at you him witb somethlnr [, Madame, should Bleep:..-" Ltir Lou did 1 not an1Wer. ~to'"b"d motjonlel!la ~till, lookin'g d·oi••ll'm• lit the sleeping eb(Id. A torrent of teats" ~ooded' ' her heart_ She ought to '(111g hefself on her krlee!!l • "' . trY thank Gbd 1 , • , but ahe could 0Qt' move, cobld not ato p loOlt:inr ·at' him. Such a tiny thbl.g', to tie so like •.. KeD • • • co~hl~ ' The~ very bones of his bati:r chin. Her eyes blurred, biotting out the dim room, the sleep!ng child Cut Glau Ia Hittory Walk 00c1Pr4 Olub or··her,.lf 2 • We..,t-4- 10 - dr~ver~,:.'h;:',el~r~•~,."~~;;~th;o:: ":'i -. · a't I~:!~.~ t: ..... " " tstall'!'l ip f ot to tl)e · Nahlman'l!l 1 s inging ,a.oftty to Ped t,~Qr ~~ome nt ., ... tf,J,atti ng -colicierae· wlllatllnc Carmen a.ria too, • , . She y,ri shc d i h.at Madame NaiO!·I man bad come home .. _or that ciftiUl have i!!hlyl!d to have l!lnppel' : wi~h her . . . She w~nt i11to the kitchen to make chocolate, and find t~Qmething to eat:. How cold and barren Eqropean kitchen& were. back home everything was ha••dY·I You could dip into the ice box and .• • The baby . , . Lily Lou went cold nll over. What kind of woman was ~>he1 To forget him, To home, her he ad full her sill\' little triumph, herse~f chocolate _ .. In her room, the room with big bCtl, and the little one In it, ~he Bonne sat dozin&' in her chair, crocheted laee cap a little •kew. ~~·~~~~~~~!.~~~~~~f~~~~ -----~------·!Pttleburgh. ami Mrs. Andrew Martin : m d 1 M. _ _ _ _ _ r ~ Mr. S _e~,--l-•_c_. n Jimmy ef M ' ddld·:': Wn ret um-:ld h ~ mc 'fue.sday after t' IJ''l.ldiJli th<! FOR EALE.:- One $60 Q.n<i ~rwood W£~k rnd wUh his p<J r ~nt~. Mr. and 1 h :1 table typ::.wrltcr pra :::Ucally Mr'!. J _ P . Martin. 1 m·w at $35. Terms-- Cash. Lucille MJes Ea.ral:leth aud M' s~ Nell··· ', mltlL ct:ester, Ohlc 5~:H-3t fhaw or Oclumbua spent th::: boll· da;y with ho~~ folks ~a !:ather McCollbiter of OIC\' C· for Rent... ~ .;,,~ h1.nd 1: the IJUCGt ot Mrs. Ccn Car· - - - - -..-----~,•.-~.-- pr nter. ~ F CR RENT-House, 5 rcorrt~J;; bath. Mlal AnneLttt Gills. of Columh,u. t ll ecmcnt l-eeand Street. Inquh c rr. :!nt. ru... -la.y wit h herr sister M ,. · " H . to Phone 1n~x M~ t- el oms. ~\race or n, or [ MIM B~-:! Weth~rh~ lt cf C.:hitl: _ tu~ spr.'1t ,th e week end h ~rc. _ :>·25~6t. FOR RENT~ve"n room hou~.n on Mt·s. Curt·~ Hcutk Dnd ,~~-;u;, E "- ~ Unten Ave., a;&rNt', coal hr.use, n "lt'd nnr\ Lu'Jhcr : I L~ ct :l 11!~ !::: ell wn.tcr big garden- Rent \· ~· heH! Frldav . ~ · tlc L'-c. nard ~plc. Pomeroy M1'13. R F th'<'! l Wlfll<tf ~ nn-1 daw•r 1 ~tn~ ~31 • 31 tor spr nt 611 nd 1j' onrl Mcm '"r' ~ '.l 5 1 " " · · •· ' • Day w1th r clatiY:s b.t Ne ls~nv\11 F_"_'__.. - f must 11ing t here. The lovely, place, with its · proach, the winged Siegfried and Don J u a' n Iahra . .• -. )tHe- taxi jerked to 11. stOJp, She wftB bom'e. With an ·over-aenerous the Shrhl CI'S mc: ttng In Charluton ThUI'ISdaY n '::; ht. advern.sementa ahoula be "--"'Ported J. T. Bcdcn artd John St-~ 1 11t ~ck iLnmedlat.eiJ. r ocn t Memorial Day with frl.t:!nds In \ r.f anv udvertlaeml!nt. I ,I;::=·r goh:1g. up ••• YeS, and Vienna, too • , opera there that sh\! never saw. I J~ 'tiYeJJ. w.:..nd ""'· l'<>bert Hen~ fDt 'at AmeBviJle', ClVer• the weer' ----- . I lights of th. Paris <>~~:~n::Z:;;:I blazed , , : she saw the white marble stal:rwaya, te ring crystal eandelabra, t hud of the baton, saw the eorrt..lnl pt.) TIW ad la~er wWII)adiJ - ,.. _- - 11 dUJt6d. 10 ~at dle ---lut, 'opy - ·- -- Jwl' ':''i!' l AMEBIO~LBAGUE' DO YOU SWEA.R TO i TELL THE TRUTH, THE W~LE TRUTH AND NOTHINI:, 8u:TTHE' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Belles a:1d two IOf'lfl ot Cl.nc.tnnati . sp-ent tht> week e nd with MtJ Bolle's . parenl!l, Mr.· and Mr!: -OeOrce Eolles Mr. and. Mrs. ~teo . &aundel's (EitzQ'btt'ti ~trait) or Leaper a.a per line. . a.nnouqcing tbe }}ir th of a. daughte1·. like thlo 17 .ITic por Une. Mra. Nora, K . V$Jld~ a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Cha.l:les Vanden all c'lt Dayoon (3 average wordl mate 1 'Une>. · came Sa.turdar tor & 8hc·,·t vl.s l~ • Con-cuUve msertiODI rOr prlct of with Mrs. Anna. V. Adam!! a nd M1 s • _.~.&rl Ma,uck. 2. Ml&~ Mary Vlr&Jnta Kerr c.nd 1 Onnsecutive tnsert.lona lor pdee ol Mn R. W. JchniiOn sptnt l'hur::.day with rr · en~s tn Athen2 4 I Selwyn Whltc returned to c.chool ~dv-:lrtiH•ment Wlll be taken for at CclumbUE attcr S(: :n ctlng Mem .. L:: r 6 thlln a mlnlmwn eba11fe C1f ortal Da.y with ral~t~veH ..ll~re. t ,e 11 ty. nve cent1 for each ~~Cl:mrleyJ Wetherbolt, Ohio Sta t~ t •uo. 1•tudent spen1. the holida.y wlth !'@Ia.~ • Type nafra. ,.k P~QONALS Type lib thia (12 pt.) 12c per line. T1 pe like. !hie (10 pt.) toe Pmes By WOm.en m.d 'a.t the hOme cf -J,lnl. Waltea· McOormfck F'rtda.y while Mrs. Oeorae J bolt aa.ve an lnt;..eresttns account Qt the report O,.( ,t.he rece"•lt m.;etlng of the Ohio OO'uncU In Columbu,. Plana "'ere, <Uscu~ dl,ll'ing the l;lU$Jnees . .s:c-sat.on fq r ~he annual • lJicnlc wblch wtll t e held m June. ~= · ==.=====fr FIGHT R.£51:JLTS - -- · --- -- --- :~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ; .,p ...... ··- I By virtue or his hair-r\l. l;;~r.g ~ ·t """' able~ however, to carry Deti'OU tw'tblied the Browna.• JT ' fonnance , Frame fell heir to the f2800 ln lap p~ before tbe , $20.000 winner's prtze 1md amassed accident elbnin&.ted Htm. JNs· 8110l'h Wt1ter , to: e ¥tit ~ tO 0~ ~ 8ritlpl plt.ehn.early •20,000 more in' lap priJu a.nd New Yotlt M1.y 11-IN&-Wtth tnr 4fte lii.R ~ bfU\fiiiCOnd codte.ft, other bestowals. Memorial ~ and a tradl~l llel 00"1 11iattef 't'lth hro on Drhlng a. Lion head special, How mUest:~ne in tM majOr IMJue ~ ttie Gl&lit."- a 8 "td 2' dectslol'l ard Wilcox of Indianapolis crOI!Ised . put a · atalJnQ eenmble had de .. the Bram in n1De lnninp, bl.lt the flnlsh tin~ second wl\.h an aver~ -veloPecl t:etwren, Ave penn&llt COil-' toO~ t.ht' MCoiawDiln t.eo tnntn!p to age of 109.881 Clift Bergere of Holly At Lo d ~ 1· N: ~ tenders tn the amer1ean leque to- caPf\iie Uie•ieOoncl' lime, 4 tO 2. wood , in\\ StudebP.-er special. ~as n on . Larry • Toron· day. · 'Ibe OUbt ~ th"ir Jrad third with a n &vt1a&e of 192.662. to, outpointed Primo Camera~ Italy, Althouah the Yankeeli hold a. let~ '"' over the :Sri.YN u, , :~l:..:J Fourth to comple te the grind and ten round!~. of 4 1-2 gam.ea over tbetr eloleltl th!J ,..... rdlrWI 1 to 2 1 break t he old record was Bob Carey At Chicago-Tufty Grifllth, Ohl~ 1 pur!lutrs, the Detroit th' r ='~ 1o -r had '·ted • wiu pct$ldent of the of Anderson, Ind .. whost average t aso heBvYWellbt, knocked out Jack pa.ck is closely bunched. A marlin , e rou .&.nw•·tcan w11 to &n"l'le ' spt!ed was 101363 in a Meyer spec- 1 Roper, New OrJeane, {1) j cf cnly a game and a half separ.. R~ lo here ·tc.day to a hzarl.na atf:.!\ Delrolt In econd plaee, from wK ope~ Y 8 lhto the batt~& Buspcnalcns the head of the s.."'C' =~e:" ~~~:e rtn;~:a1;la- from 90 to llf~ ca.• m : vrlend. 1 . • , ond di-Qa1ot1. be lmpcsed for attadtlne an um111 The Old llJd.Om that double b "'[ nilhtci.P' ptre From Chlcqo J. Loula Oomur:vRlly result In an evt>n break. Rrooii:Jyn -~ tne frhUllee: 1Ld:t')r ~nt a ~d (rYJmr of uu~ which was borne oub in SundAY' 1.wt.Oe, 11' to t lind 6 to 3. Alhough e ::x. iuut Harry Ofabiner, vlt.e prnl CC'l\tel!t 100 per oent, waa ahlltt· the ~ m'ade no lesa than aev· d>Jnt, were enroute +1.1 Ckiv'!land yesterday a.s six Qf the etght dou- t'n erron {n 'the \)paper, Letty 0~ The melee !'ta~d, Cleveland ble-hradm n!lulted -~ ~:_n beld. the QuUen 1.0 four llits &\_ld plarerl">sa.Ut when Mt :larty cffa!Wcepl. The Yan~. &~er8, - wu aided bY Rack Willon's homer. ed to "taJ&:t= en Lhe entb:e Whlt.e 8 Jx letlca; Indla'.ns; Gfant.i and Dodger: A four-run rally 1n the 8th inntr"c team cne 1 t a ttmc" aft!r M had wan beth of their COntm~ ~ of the ~d. pmt enabled. the teen aecuaed or m~~inJ 8 ninth~ Detrpl~ 1!'-~dd Wpla::':.s t;e f"'~~ to· lt. 1 tnnllll atrllr.e on Ewl Averlll, Ol.eve-' ~ • BIU 8wltt 10\ the P1ratel an even land ou•"e ... er. wh'cse triple a morn went Into ~JCUVU at.C'I'!) ~ Ueke . d by the A 5 twtce. ... b• hold'"" ,. 0 Redll to ft.ve , ent ~- d'"pute<t' pl~h ~o'"e CHAPTER FORTY-FIVE th N8 tlonal LeqU!' Brooklyn ua J . . . . w• ~e w.w: &a J4; w .. ln ' e hltl!l, Winnlha ·s· to 3, a.fter oJd EPPa the alkorid ~ame. CleVeland won • She let her fancy slip ahead , • Jeptha Alpb&o Oine... R1xey had bbth' fi,dleil; 12 tO· 6 arid" 12 ~ 11. sa w hersetJ, as Bhe us ed to do, BOW TJIE't S'IAND ;!~ued the BUCi in the opener, a w=-~~\un~~ ~~~;· the roles she dreamed of •• , ged 'and lovely 111 Mignon, crimson velvet as Tosca • • • she'd. Club W L i-'ct< do To!lca soon, too • •• New ~ork . . . . . . 28 11 .718 Before , her dreaming Judl&.napclls, Jn d .. M:.y 31-Me.ny ill b bl bd •t year w Pl-<~ a Y PMS ~ ore ancthd -event P.S brC'Ilth-toklng fl.S we 1932 Memorial Vay swecp.stakcs 15 1~1tm:.::£-t: d, It wns predlct ~d tc.:1ay u!ll ::ng the-se YJhc ar e ve~.se d b tl1c hlstory of autlJmo bllll l''[lCmg :fer ~bee r thrills li11d ' l. :r<" ~, un· .., 1(')dmf! r n•P.lrY. oldJtJmei'S ca n rc · mcmtn few~ , li any. pl·cvious ro.c cs ,ll'lt cxce:xted.' ycstndRy's reoordYh t\tterlng erlnd-:md n ,ts, c ·;ptt-e 111c roct that m, the 20 years since 11 . .1 cepl~cn, th · unnu:~l ~p~:::l NO.V LPcl!!!:r. ~''~ '!"Y> oh• L,,.l!l>ll'llJ to a. 5elsmorraph for John Thoma&. OOWetl , 16, both of OalUa- In ¢1et.-rd, lt'ck.m Aftlir Sot/ foate.t Bu LJ58• ()()lriKLIN ..-... ~ c··~~l~lltt~l~ei~!;l:~fr.~~~Jlf SeaW f'*n• Protects Against 011 Substitution, Agsln•t Short-Lived Lubrication fteli yoa buy Tlolelie Motor Oil . Tiolede also gives your motor :roa volt . . , yoa gee me· qUalil)' aod muimum lubrication protectionespecially during tbe summer months. In hot wead!er many motor oils "dlin out" quickly. Tiolene holds iu body long after ordinary oils bre:tk do'MI. It is skilll'ully refined ftilm die highest grade Pennsylvania ct11de produced, possessing un• equalled beac r~sisting qualities. Next tbne you need nil-get Sealed Tioiene. Then yo11'll be lUte of dependable, eco· ~fllll' lilk·lor'-Md · pay for. llllll)ical ll!bricalioa. llllegaud your pockelbooklkb yOiil motor. Recent investiga· doill sliow mat cheap oil ...bslitu· dol! takes plat-e on ~5% to 40% of all motor oil sales. Tlolene-tlie 100% Super·Penn· syl..nia'MOibr Oil-is sold in subllitlldon pioof' &<lftles. Every bottle ia61l~aiid ..etedat·Pure Oil planes. You see die seal broken before Tloll!le is Ji0i1*1 intlo yoar car. ' ~Jr'li •l)fl OJL ' C0JJ•J'4NY, U.s, A•· ! '' ' i! ' ,. T H .. -~ ,. . ' + • • • �• ' '· . • TB& DAD..Y ~POI!QitOY, OHIO. TUISDAY, MAY 11, 1-.11 ' lor a ...yteelt'a vlalt. •Yn of Charleston have returned to heme Mr. and Mn. Clyde ROlle and two 1retum.ed hom• M.ouday. ¥thur Oedhelmer, Char~ ~uMr~. eons returned Monday to their hame l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Qrueser o! their home havtng spent the week md 'A'ith n=latlws and frlcnd.s. ter and Joe Raub o! Bucyrus came U N I f 0 R M HAS 1 In IJ\dlana, Pa., alter a visit with Parkerebura spent the week end Herbert l'endergaa and Hubert S.aturd&y tor a week's vlatl wtth · Hrs. Earl Hell and aon Oeorge and Mrs. Role's p&renta, Mr. and Ml'll. with hll motller, Mrs. Mary Oru- FUller a! McRo Kth., havtng friends and nlatbl!8. LASTING EFFEeT daughter, Nelle and Mrs. Bessie William ;Neuts~tn!l. ot Breezy ! eaer and daughter Law·a o! Miners- spent the week e lth relatives l(r. and Mrs. Elmer Eberabat,h ot ON NANCY LOU Well Known Racine Woman Winters 01 Shadyside, returned Heights. · vi~. and Mrs. Wallace Olenn ot here have ret ed home. Mrs. pt, ' Pleasant spent the wee!!; end home havtng spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oblilli!Cr ot Nelaonvllle were Sunday guests o! Fendergast n=malned lor with Mrs. Pete EbM'sbach. 16 Victim of Apoplexy with Mr. and ~- D. V. Wetzel Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Martin relatives here. They were acicom- a week's vioK wit)( her mothtr Mrs. Mr. and ~. Oci::pa SOuthard or Athena spen£ Monday with Mr. and Nancy Lou, the three year old Memorial Day and lamlly. Ohlinger ot NelllonyUie, s)ient Dec- panted home by Mrs. Olen chase Margaret Smlt~. "·uahter ot .... and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. oeorge Holmes . ot oration day with Mr. and .Mrs. WU-, ot Huntlnaton who returned to Miss Eertha Wagerly cf Cc- ! ;~mb~s Mrs: Ben NeiltzllpK. .... ·~ Ita~ .._ Mr. and Mrs. 1tarold Gassa.way unltorms and sunday was a pleasant and mem- Canton, who have been spendlni te •·· Neu'""llll _. · .rvmeroy Monday to con tl nue h er .havtng spent' the week ena with Ollmore ··~··tes ~the week end with the !at r's ••t He1en Lochary ' wh o spent vJ.a.t ' here. MilOS Margaret HeUman returned and babf returned to CltvelQJ\d ~ wl'h raUroad trains, was eviarable day In the home ot Mr. ana ... s& • ca ,.... • mother, Mrs. Barbara Smith, · have th k d with M d M Tuesday havlnk vWted U Sulton·. 'denced Sunday morning. Mrs. Tom Hood In Racine when e wee en r. an rs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Orueser ,.o;pent to her home Munday. Mr. and Mrs- Otto Offiheim.cr Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohlinger a.n:· Nancy Lou and her daddy, were Mrs. Hood's home loll<l! from tar returned home. Pr.trlck Lochary, n!tumed to Co- the week end1 wit.b relatives and •• and family ot Mnrletta returned j children left Sunday lor a tle'.• at the. Ebersbach Filling st.atlon and near gathered in a oort ot a Mlas Orace Roth ot Ath~ns was a Jlumbua, Monday. friends In Minersville. ;patiJbtic: Servic:ea Con· where an attendant In uniform was 1 family reunion but on Monday week ,end guest 01 Ml.s Saran · .Mfl!. Sadie Miller and Mr. anti Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eppel,ln of heme Monday having spen~ the dkys trip to Cleveland. Mr. a·.1d Mr&. Orille Zweifel of •;·.. ~ted 5unday And wlptn1 orr the windshield of their morl)lng the home was plunged Into Frances Wildermuth. Mrs. Hunter McParland o! Athena, . Pltt.1bt4fllh vrere Memorial Day week end with their parents, Mrs. Wilhelmina ~nheimer and Mr. Akrcn returned t~ their heme ~· ~ car. grief and sorrow when at 8:30 Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Snyder . ol returned Monday, having spent Me· ' guests ot relatives here. · ... ...... ~ emorta ay Mrs. John Gans. Mlas Lucre- Monday having sl)£'nt t.n~ week en!l Nancy Lou started the con versa- 1, Hood sulTered a stroke of appoplexy Columbus spent the week end \VIth morlal day with Mlas Ev• Faria. I Mr. and Mrs. Chris Oluesenkamp and · Mr. 11nd Mrs. Arthur Skinner of Mr and Mrs Lyman MacOracken ten Christian and da.tllhter Kath· tla Genhehncr accompanied them with 'Mrs. Catherine ZWF.I!el. tlon saying "What are you doing ~ and JJU881ld away. FEW up he1 e'?'' The attendant not J She had been in poor health for Lincoln Terrace. · · · . '1 catching the meaning ot the query several week& but was up and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Felger spent Dr. William Mac:Oi'acken and Mlas , I said, "I work here." Not satisfied 1 around· the house on Sunday and Memorial Day with relatives at Gt:ace Belk 'Of ~troit, who ~rrlved I. Civil War, Only with the reply, she then said "When I enjoyed the presence at her com- Hockingport. Saturday to spend over ~emorUII ; does the train leave?" This query pany and did not retire until late. ?-4r. and Mrs. Phlllp Meier and day with Mrs. MaeOracken s broth- : Five Being Able To brought out the 'fact that she j Mr. and Mrs. Hood mdved !rom Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meier spent Sw1- er, W. F. ,Schoenleln and lamlly, Be Preaent thought the attendant was the con- Minersville to Racine eleven years day and Monday with Mr. an,d Mrs. i wue called hom!! Sunday by the ' ... . . ductor on the train which she seesjaso when they purchased the fine Phil Meier and family ot Columbus.ldeath ot Dr. MacOracken's co- , " r.lttp county paid tribute to Its coming imo Pomeroy so often . The I.home at Tom Lawson In eact RaMrs. P . K. Smith who has been worker, Dr. Chesterfield, of Detroit. I war dead through appropriut•. um!orms catching her eye, she sup- cme. visiting her parent.s here .t he past .Mrs. George Belvelhelmer ot eo- I ceremonle~~ OCt!ducted by the Dre~< posed he was a railroad man and 1 Deceased was 49 years old and few weeks returned home Monday lumbus, came Sunday to spend Dec- j i WetiSter Po6t t! I he American not an automobile worker. ,,I I leaves her husband to mourn his evening. ration day with her brot11er, Will , i l..cilOl'! and other orcanl~ationo) . -· Joss. She is also survived by ,thr<;e Miss Dorothy Mees, having spent Neutzllng. j Monday. I UEKF. l'Oit i\RNot.l) ltl'fES sisters and two brothers, namely : the week end with relatives _here M d M s. Jacob Farl~ Mr. ,, ~ ·various Memorial Da y pro· · r. an r ' 1 Mrs .Marga~.! Moore or Hunting- returned hotne Monday. I ' 11r~ins were aLtended by probabiJ Th<>e wh<. came hue t.o u'.t. " " t.on, Mrs. Anna Blumennuer of Mr. ana Mrs. A. C. Radford and •nd Mrs. Alec Lewis and Mlas Mac- ~ u.c largest crowds for a numbe1 the funeral services of N . Est.u Al · Minersville, Mrs. Robert Burnell o! son, Fred of c'harleston spent f'ariand ot Youngstown, were week ct years. aatherhlg to dcccratc t.lll nolcl, were: Rev. James FishLr 1 ['Cleveland and Will and Robert Memorial Day with Mrs. Mary cn!l visitors o! friends and relatives l}ta\U of their ma•1y loved one! Marlon who delivered tht· •erm·Jn- Hughes of Athens. AIU10ugh a Radford. ' here. and friends. Mrs. Alberta Abshire, Mrs. Sam citizen of Racine but a few -.;ars, • Mr .and Mrs. Jumc", Hood and Mrs. Harry B. Anderson and ' Services were held at Hcmlocl Possee. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coot·." she was well known and high,, es- Mr. and Mrs. Compton or Columbus d~ughter, Edith, have returned to , Groye Sunday afternoon by the lo· Mr. and Mrs. Oren Sloa,, ~na da'l teemed by everyone and her death spent the week end with relatives. Columbus, having spent a week 1 c~l Lep:ion whiie Bunduy night tht ~hters at Winchester, Ind ., Mr. an caused a pang of sorrow In every Mr. &nd Mrs. H. B. 'wliiiams ot with relatives and friends. • members of the Pomeroy Untt at- Mt s. Waid c. Arm•lo and da.ughlt;· home in the town. Columbus spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Kasper, Mr.\ tended the w1icn -;:;rvlces ;~t the ot Warsaw, Ind., Mr. and 1\frr The funeral services will be held Mr. and Mrs. Olen DilL and Mrs. Leve~tt Roush. Mr. al)d J Baptist chUTch here. Rev. H. L. K Beecher and son of Barberton, WedneEday at 2 p. m. tram the late Mrs. Maqjaret McDonald and Mrs. J . 1. Clark a.nil Mrs. Ellabzeth Ho nthcrne dehvereo the addreBh Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Somerville, Mrs residence, Rev. Hardin , pastor of children or Columbus, having spent Mcrdhcrst spent Sunday with rela-, to 'ttl~ Legionnaires. Carter a!Jd Geor~e Scmerv11!c the Racine M. E. church amciatlnK the week end with relative~ here I tive• at carmel. •·; on Monday mtrnlng, 'ervicco Pt. Pleas"nt, Mn:. He !. h A11widj ntler which· the body ...m be In- have returned home, j Mr. and Mrs. ·Albert Neut.zllng itre m>ld at Kerr; Run ari.er wh1ch and daughters, Mr. awi Mrs. M . T . terted In the Beech Orove cemel4lases Marcella and Virginia and daughtet·, Mintha, returntd to the m•mbcrs of 'the Legion, the Epling of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mr:.. tery at Pomeroy, undertaker Fins- Compton !lnd Norbert compton and Cclumbus Mondi!Y.' endtng a visit P'cmeriiy ,;chool band, the Drum C. M. Carleton and daU J hter. Mrs tenvald In charge. Frank Titus lett Sunday for In- ith Mr and Mrs Will Neutzling enll BJiale Corps, Daui! hters c! Un- R. w. Hipple, w. H. Hought on o~ dianapoll, Ind., to attend the auto 1 Breezy Heights.· ion Veterans, Firemen and Gold !aanrJ_' Koehler a1::ll ~UfVey 1aces. From there the Comptons Mr and Mrs Raymond Hill 01 Star Mothers iormed a parade unu M a ~~•.1holt'e'rM r,. ·~· u will drive to Denver, Co)o., tor an Newport, "Ky., 'returned Monday, 1.11arclted to the Beech Grove u meextended visit. h i g spent the week end with tet·y. 1\{rs. ·oeorge P. Mohr and daugh .. r~~t~ves here. ' Ru!1Btll Cur:nlngham, of L.mca.,. J • . ter, .Hortepce o' Columbus wet·e Mrs. Frank Schwartzwalder and ter, wos the principal speuKH cJ guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Miss Mary Schwa,-tzwalder and (lie prcgrtun at the Beech Grove -Schoenleln. Mrs. Mane Gatewoop, f I d of Columbus who spent cemetery. His address was well pr<·· iContlnued from )lave oool whd has been visiting in Columbus ~;~orlhi Day here • with friends pare!! and delivered In such " chusetts, who hpww rcct it. prc:.eo.~Honolulu, May 31-INg....Relocat fhe past two .week:;, accompanif!!l and relatives returned Monday. . mann"' that '\va.s apprcciatJd L: cd v~lnly against the •·petlti,cli lng misplaced Islands, discovering hem. A troop of Boy Scouts from Del-~ IlL ·RI!J addre& ww; pre!XldetJ b) fcrm or government. He dxr. od submarine mountains and plotting Ml s. 0. B. Har)lcr and Mr. a nL ,t~os. attended Mass at the Sa~red few well· choser. remarks by Rev. D1 the methods r mployed to secmt ocel\11 currents In and around the Mrs. Rcush and lamlly of P•. Hen- Heart church Sunday. A. R. Stark. honoring the mrcmo1 \ signatures. Some Senators, lrh o \ Hal!ltM!an islands formed only part hunt were. Memorial ~JY guests ol Mrs. Phoebe Sarbacn and daugh·./ Qt those who gave their lives in tho cigncd the petltlcns. did w. not t~- ot the work just completed by the "!Is. Maly Bradbtuy and Mrs. ter, Margaret o! NewPort, Ky., who ( W&..I'S, cau"" th~y cppcscd the sales t1.X i1: U. S. Coast and ·Geodetic Survey F Iorence Richards. have been here visiting Mr. and As ,'.!me goes on the ranks of th• principle. but because thEy wr rt I Ship Pioneel' which returned to the Mr. and Mrs. _John Burnell and and Mrs. Jacob Ament retw·ned ' Civil \Vat' Velf:rans In Meigs ccuu- told any debate on It. would last mainland after spending two years family and Loram Sterritt cl f'c. home Monday afternoon. j' ty beccrnes thhmer. There were two cr three weeks, delaying pa.,:,- in this vicinity on the •urvey work. F-lusant spent Eunclay anj Me" Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ohlinger rebut fivt! vEterans of the Civil WJ age or tht bud~:et-balanrlng bil ' As. a result of the labors of it.s day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo,·ge 1;>. turned to their hOlM In Columbus, I. pl'esent at the ceremony helct.Monscientific c1·ew, W'le navlg(!liou Danlt·ls md fomlly. having spent the week end here ~ dny mormng. They were ,/(Jharl•s ~hat long. charts or the Pacific ocean . will Jl;ft~~es Ftances. Ih}e. Ruth Ihl. with Mrs. Henry Hess. Kraft, N. E. Cook, Dan.le1 "ferrell, I show Laysan islantl to lie tour ,and and Vlr(llnia Estabi'Ook of Wan·er. Mrs. Helen ·zeiher and son Billy C. W. Warner and Robert Orlfflth. PRE£·BYTERIAN..S TO " THE WORLD expects best from Firestone ·tn: NCIL a hnlt miles away from Its .present 1·etumed home Monday . havin~ spent :Memorial Day' with relatives Fdllowlng the >Crvices at th• REMAIN IN IndiCated position tn latitude and spent the week end with relatives. In pt, Plea.;ant. · Beech .Orove cm1etery the Leglcn · Race drivers Tires are the and . a hal! mile in longitude. Similarly Mr. and Mrs. Hf!rrY Sattler at 1 M-t·. and Mrs. Otto uenhelmcr inembers mOtcred to Ches~er it{ th 1 ~onday h avlnk and Denv<Jr, May 31-!NS-The Pres. Llsianski island will henceforth be Wheellng retui'IJEU dtl'ughter, Martha Lou of a!temoot\ where further Momorial COIUieCutive years all winn~ng drivers at the lndiana~lia 500-Mlle In'! bytcriP.n churct1 will remain a m•m situated three 'miles otT in latnude ~pent the week end with Mr. Bll c •Marietta spent Memorial Day with aet·vtces were conducted. ber of the Federal Council of and a mile in longitude while the Mrs. Bentz Wolf<j. relatives. ternational Sweepstakes Race have driven tl1eir to'lictory ~n·Firee~· Thtoughout the long .schedule of two Brothers reef, shown on existHarry Yow1,1!. 0! Logan s~''' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradshaw Ql events as preraJ!I'd by the local Churches of Christ. •..,. ; · . .· · .. I .. -~· - f , . • •"~·' CrushinR bmeath an overwhelm- ing charts as betng 700 miles we•t Eunday with Earl Young and fam- COlumbus came Sunday to spenli Til'_,. "• . ' ~ . Unit of the )..eglcn, othe1· o~anl­ ~ct~ the ~ttemJ>ts of a fundll- ot HOnolulu, ·wUl 1Je erasrd lUI the Uy~••-- '"dtlh P lc d M. d seteral day• with friends and rela1 za.Ucl\.'. coop'erated tQ make t11e en· lng ., -•-i men~illJAt rlilriorlty to have the Pioneer proved supposedly dangerM""" .,, I . r e an r. an tiYes,l Why ehould you or your family ~ J:.c ;mn.cce.sary by u~ ~ f~ fttfaJr , ~di:¢F~ul. churCh withdraw been uS<? the coun - ous ~hoals to be non-existent. Mrs. Tulley cr Cclumbus spent ttic Miss Mildred Kaspar o! Pomeroy anything but the safest abd best ~i:·ci::; :ll ::t experience aWleklllcif,ntilildl~ · ell "pUNues !JDIIc!es which do net A 14,000 !odt submarine moltn- week end with Misses Ethel ana SJll!nt the week end wlth Mlas Har' i:!UIT P.JLED represent the Attitude ot the Pres- t!lln was located south of Hawaii ~ CJa.t·a Garland. riet Keiser ot Minersville. A suit tor Judlment In the byterlan cllurch"' the 144th p;cner- with about 400 fathoms ot water Miss Helen Wright or Columbus -Rev. and Mrs. Schmidt and five The great organization Mr. F: ~·~ . ·. :· : ·~ ·-~~~ built-eve~ em.,-oyee .~ amount ot $455 with lpterest was al n"rm~ly t<~day had rcn.ftlrnwd above! its peak. This mass Is ap- 1·eturned 'lluesday having spent clllldrcn: ol Clru:tnnat~ having stockholder-takes a greater iJ: ~~ _.~ · ,:• ...••.mng the .~t tirea tJ?.a~ can ftled · •tn the common pleas court Its st.and as a m••mber. proximately as high as Mauna Lon, the week end w;th Mrs. Arthur spent a few days with 1\i'.r. and Mrs. here.s&tur(l#y by C. lil. 011Uian, as Obj•1ctlon to continuing mem- th,e volcanic mountain on the Is- Jobes of Pine Orove. . Jacob Elberfeld and tamlly returned be made because they know tlr:~~; '''" .,. , ,; ,• f•ears the nome "Flreaton.~·· exeQIItar .(It the estate ot Wyatt 0 . bers.hip In t.h e council came from a land of Hawaii. Lying unde•· 900 Mr.. and M'n. Waltar Memba.rt ,. to their hOllle Monday. Rev. nJIU)\li,'/ VS. Paul Moore, George ~troup o! millt11nt funqam cntn.llst'· l fathoms of water and extending for Hunt.ingtcn rttw ntd heme Monday Schmidt Is well known tor his broad which is a guarantee of supe•·io:· 1_ . • . iy ! ' "· '· Nollril; 'Ruth E. Moore, Thelma. c. led by Dr. R McAllister Grlfflth' 150 miles between Necker and having spent the w•ek end hen casts over WLW. \ workmanship. Moore, clara Wildermuth and ot Philadelphia who opposed u 1 ~ 'Johnston Islands, a range of moun- \VIth relatives. Mr. and Mrs. D. c. oraham of !Jll!frles D. Wildermuth. . stand ot the ~ouncll on bh·th con- tains 8,000 teet in height was found Mr. and Mrs. John Raup o! Min- Charleston came Friday to spend n ~ • • trol by _the survey ship. den, W. Vn., were guests ot re}n- week with Mr. n.nd. Mrs. John Rite. Fi~tone patented construction f<'. :: ,, . ,; t,·:£T ·' .A.·RT YOUN~ LADY - ·----·'• • - -· The work of the Pioneer, togeth- tiv"" her~ ovrr thr w~): end. Mrs. Amlll Mott and M!~s w1mwith the Extra Values of Gum-Dipping mal 9' Mills Josephine Fell or Colum- er with that of Its predecessors Is Ml•" Mary Elizabeth Oloeckoet· fred Matt ot Columbus came SatPOSITION bus spent Monday with hu· au:~ ! e~pected to, materially ai<! In' so and two girl !rien,ds ~ Columbus urdi'Y to spend several days with Two Extra Gum-Dipped Cord PUes Vnder the _ ¥rs. Mary Burkett. charting the hidden dangers of thi• spent the week enn w1lh h er P<•l friends. CWIInta Roush at Ll>ta.r~ was seLtim' Taylor or Whc~litt~ whc has P'!rt of th<; .Pacific that liners now ents, Mr- and Mrs. Jacob GloeckMlss ocncva. Wllllatru;()n left SatTread and other exclusive Firestone featu••es, ~® trom a list ot tour appli· br-en vlsitl:ng a few wreks with rei: salhqg a somewhat lllllger route to ·wr. ., "' m·day for Al\ron where she will make Firestone Tires outstanding in all the · tlll~ to~ the poslt(9n ot )ilten(I8Ttl· at.tvcs returned tQ his home the soutqward, !nay with safety -·-• • spend several weeks with relatives. pher to the l(.ouqtY. Sl\perlntendent dny. . ,travel their course to . the 'Orient , : Miss Marguerite Moore . ol Charsrades, at unbelievably low prices. fit, l!chools to '1!1111~00 Clarice M d M . . through these waters, Lt. Com. graphic topography, current and ti- leston spent the we·ek cna with h,: 1 1 0 aa. 'In m~~tlng ot the ~ county ·. , r. an rs. ant Hood, M!Es tnaiJcler 0. W. Swainson, conupnnd- dal surveys as wei: as making ex- cousin, Mrs. H. H. Kuntz. Drive in toclay and 'oo~pare sections cut ' rd ct Edi•~aticn held 111\re Sat- ~nkh Hqod and Mr::. Mary E. I! en er of the Pioneer declared. perlments in sound velocity tests Misses Helen Orace Williams and 'ii&Y• ": .'. . ; c am E~nt M~RlGrlal Da} The Pioneer, an ex-navy mine- under water. Elizabeth Sa\lvage, students at from Firestone Tire,s and others. See for .1\illl!s ~oush will take the oftlc~ m ,w1th lelatlvcs 'llt Ha-·trorcL sweeper, rnn up a respectable total That these tropical Islands are Ohio State University who have I' yourself thC! Exfro Values y~u get in these t.u11•'1st at ~e same time that the .. -• • ot _statistics during its two year blessed with romance Is lndl~ated been visiting their parents here ,• .. , ., ~nus~ here .. It made 174,000 deep by the fact that while five of the over the week end, returned to coge cf s~intendcnts Is ,made. , safest tires, at prices lower than they llave .' WL'! eml'loyed n.t a salary <Jf '14.1.1 '" 1· No rio. · s~~t~ sotuldlngs totaling 41,000 ver~l- Plonee1·'s omcers were bachelors up ltnnbus Monday. • h 00 per year tor a ~rlod or onr ' ''"''"""' to .~ , cl\l mileS. nnd in .surveying 139,000 on nl'l'ival here, three have married Miss Carrie Atkinson, a formet· ever been before. 1 ar. The Vote or t.q e bon1·d ful' <:.onnnuu Plt.·ltK Cour~ ll::£ ~'~«~~~~~· 1 1;1~111 ,\>'' square mUes of ocean ~he little and another Is reported . to be ~n~ school teache1· in the Pomeroy pubr._ •' e · llteilotlfi1Ph~r .. \)Vas as follows: , Uhlo, "" May 211. 10:12. '!' " b"'l•ln ,.,.,,;, ve"~:el steamed over 50,000 miles. gaged, while several of her enlisted lie schools, 11IId Miss Betty Clark ot These Extra V alucs in Firestone Ti...,s cost lima. Rdush 3,• ~ildred Smith t. 1~~~~~~~~~t~.~.·.~t~~"· cvr~~~;~!••, ht,..~•t 1 -~ ~r ~e~, operattons cost $265,000, prac· crews have also become benedicts. Pittsburgh are here tor an indefl1cru' ..~ .. til· j, ·fleint~M, etVa. ·cox 1: 'l ' ~~~~' 1l/~u~ ~.. . Y· ·an of ~hich wq.s spent in With 'i1er return to Oakland, the ntte . visit with friends. you no more than ordinary tires. '$! N\'· n<:tljl,n resulted from the de- I M~>••· ilai<lu• C.nnpa"'·. ; ' ·l•r•nolnu•. Hawaii. Pioneer will vrobably be decomMl'. and Mrs. Elba Wright of Du..~ ' 1 Ubenltt0n •'on .Conso}Ldatton of t.IJe l t'~~~Meth~u~ ~::r~:~u:'.' l';;,)l·,~ ...her··~)' o~·;~.': ' 7lle ,work, uf thr Pioneer has. been mtssloned. Her oftlcers will re- qt.lense, Pa., arrived Friday to vis Luten ~ tl.e "'J'oice of Fireatone" Every Monday Nijlt Over N. B. C. N-""'..,. t"orest Rllil, Banner, Morning Star '""· h" '"'"' •PI'"'"I•<I lt•••r,., "' ~:,. 1 ,, lm the mOHt part highly technical quire tram six to eight monti\S to w1th relatives and friends for a few .. Pleaaant.,VIew school district" J: H•l•o••. •I.1111 "· u. H oi>~·· ""'"'' ih•kln• npd In the course of the · Jfawailan tabulate the ditto. secured but the days. 1 11 rro •lhtur• 111111 ulhlli' I survey he1' e ·variouS boards of oeducntton ! (.(II~,'IUIII),· , ~ " nine omcer ... sctcntists ct·ew' wUl likely be transferred lm. Miss Lucille Srnlth Iert. Tuesday . I PMI t:H II llllcru.: t M!'o• ,...~ l llirf I : n rift• • wnr ed In ' . ' t at the m~ellng. Consider.. w•t h ,.,,, llr-.lw,· ul •I• ''"''' ,,. •h• • e .11 n11ag astronomic ()bseJ·- mediately to another of the lleet morning lor an extended visit In COMPARE CON8TaUCTION lme w11s takl!ti up with thr v,u.,.,. "' Mid•il•l"''''· Meir• r.n1u1> vlltlons lor . Inti-and triangulation I of ships whose · busln= 11 to cljart the state o! Iowa and at Roswell itaQ¥ ideas 011 the prop~ pro· ~~~~ ... ~··','~ ~~:;.~"\~•··:;~/~·H~rttl'j ' 1 17'~;" 11 ;1 nbacrva~lons, obtain~ng. materiql ror unknown water's tn the interests oC New Mexicq. ' Jiect been presented. It · was the tt: ''· lldut!A M-.yea· ti 11 k'mK · J..n:~~~~ ~: oceanographic atudtes. and hYdl'O· marine safety. Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson of OOnaensus of .opinion am~ the dutf Yt•rHie~. Htntllllc """' .til' ""'uuH t -,. - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · --+--· Bellaire, 0 ., having spent MenioriaJ -u.:.__ A be to t"l tl 1. orn . nuturc· ur aauy "t~t· ul'it y ,,, •lt•n ,.1,.1 111 ·r~· Da lth M d M. W F 1 - r.. mem lfl mu 11 u n \PI ,.,1 "' ""' do;m, or pl·iu''• . ·.l. ·"! "'I 'll"'"S ' '' ,, y w r. an IS. ' ' Sc~-, n .. n .. tchOOls as Uley ar•e no.,-. · , ; \ "' r•11ynwu1 rrum lhtt u•~t.M ur th •• ~ - cu. '"" .15.. \ . .... . ~.:..... • "-J cenlein and family returned to 81.. SJ.. ·I ' ... -~· - I ·I· :r·ml•nl in the h•n•IH ur thu ltocwl\'l.lr ; their home Tuesday. 1·.··· 'M"Jn" ~o•...,.,••N WEDI.!' ... " :• <~ .,rul'lr" u! ~·hdm tu lw tlitJtl ~· llh ~he Mr and Mrs R oh- ' 1' k ·f ~~ .. .. D "JP \ " ' u ... ...,.. .., 11 • •••VI'" un Ot' l)t!ro•·e lhtt rlr11t dll)' If ut:f" UC t: ~~ · ?ll,e wedding ceromony rf M·· 1 R. · ••.,.n,h•·•·. 1 :1::~. lu aN·u•·J .. uct• with ,h 41 Cleveland came Saturday t :. v!s\t 4.40-21 4.40-21 bert G. Morrlaon, formerly of :c :n" ~~~ "'uid m··h·•· Ancl In lleruult th•r\lur with Mr. und Mrs. Hen1·y Frio.de llf IN C t d M'Ma tl ' all t:l'••hlol t< tuul oiJw~ r•a11lt•H In · illtl!tl · Mtllbor , T · 1 e11t r.Hir k' ' " ru., , 1·ouf • n r •hulr r i'Shn H 4.50-2Q, e..a oun y an MX\ ·: 1' '" ry avenue. J.\'1r. uc1; r.:-tmn1 4.S0.:21 arble in Pttnsa.cola, Fla.., wa.~ llht.ll lll· hnri'Ct.l tuuJ rort•·t•)o:!fld ur Mil jtld heme Monday a.nd Mrs. 11Jck 4.50-21 111111 4.75-19 IM)lemnlzed recentl.y ncCO".'dlng tt a·ilflL '" c•t th,. ,;.nu~ .th<'redb'•· anln•t wUl r~matn fer a wt .:. k's t:.ly v,:, .'ll I um·cnowo TURNS 1 1 .bT TO 0~ H~NIH Tom Hood Passes SuddenJy perso..... ...,..s I' I · ·~~tOlER OE~D ---·--· ..... ,M I ' ID r. ·From l ' f I 0 re , RE BlJILDE i WINS AT d 8 11 I :r Shi"p FindS ;:ub Sea·Mountai"ns . e' an [rl Pacl•fic 0 C 01 1 SaIary ~1 13 "CottsEcunvE Y~R , I I ·c·ou· I ·, th~ k~ow Fi~stone ,I tires. ', saf~st ~t.:;for ~:· tht car& '.. ' ----- . CMnM8 . a. , I :' '.W..JNS Tues-\ I l e :r \: ·:. ' I .. 1 . • " ,,..r......,. ,.,. i: I A'.;, I j J-- . : •ourthouse · or f reoeI ved h f'rc . M t'. M I "lT S''!l a sOn of Mr. and Mr9. Ch<! ''l"'·· ~ orrtlon or Akron. torrr..er t"" '·id••nl ·, ot qtls . count\'. He ha• ~cen In Pen.~lla tor some tlmP, ' h cwevel'. The couple will make tholr ·ln the Plorlda city. 11•.s•••· hem ' IandMr.grandsons and Mrs. Mlke Hanimef'Skin I Cha.rle, and H "lll'Ih '"'Y nf the HHIII!'I H of "1\111 ddt! ntl•nt In Lh l' I'OttHettll iOn of lht> Heccl\'ttr . and r.·ont irJHtill•tittiC """ Rt'tion .. ,. l•roceodln J<!1 10 enrort•e H<t id cht.imH or t.o l'et·uver ll&)' • m r nt. thereof from Rdd aKHetH. llOIJN~Y I I I ! I \ nat!. iFltt!turah Mr. and Mrs. Ot.to Hememan who came · Sa'turdll.y ol to 1 . vl•lt Mr. and "'"'· Sherman Casto .I re!~~~ed .....~~~~-M~~~Y· .' .. : . 1 4.75-19 4.75:-20 • .......... .. .. ..,_ .. , , . ....,...,"...., u.t"-6 I ;::!=~;~~=~' I 5.00-~ 1 '5.00-21 '' &~2s..is ' ' 5.50-18 ' 5.50-19 I I 6.00-20 li~l:v 6.00-21 6.00-22 6.50-19 BDI•·• 6.50-20 ... -r,;~ deu~htcrs ML~.st'S Thelma. and VelI rna Dalns ot Columbus returned to 1 th•lr home Monda. having spept the we-~k · end wltby relatiVe.s Mr. and Mrs. Joe kr&u.s who came Saturday to visit the l!f"iter's parents, Mr. and Ml'll. M. "JlFa.ua here. 5.00-19 5.00-1~ . I :. ATTINTION ! ., · be t Th ' ' r cmns or Cclumtus re~urneti hcmo Mcnda.yhavlng .~pentthew-eck end with M·t . an_d Mrs. Phil sctnmer. . 1 Mrs. Minnie Roush and Miss Blanche Roush ~nd Faul Roush cr Youn~sto:wn who have been -vlslb· lnt~ rela.Uvet~ &ld friends here !<!r -the pn!t l4lW lia.ys returned heme Sunda,v. ThMdore J;Jownle ol Ooiumbus I ;, sp~ndinl!' .several days het'l) with : friends and relatives. • Father E. F. Du,nn ha.vl1111 spmt Memcrial Day with hls parents ht New LeXh111ton haa returned to his duties here. Fred Guth, Misses Katie an~ : Lena Outh and David El'•s retum\ ed home Monday having sp:.nt , Sunday with relatl~s In Cinch!· Royal Arell Masons ' Tuesday evening, May 31, lnapec:tion will :be held in the Derree of Mark: Maater. All. members of Pomeroy Chapter are ur· pntly requeated to be preaent and any ao· joumin1 c:ompaniona are cordially invited to c:ome to thia c:onvoc:ation. Immediately followin1 the busineaa ' aeuion refreahmenta will be aerved. By Order of the High Priest. .:.:""'Ailteat Walter, Vau.t han Sec:ret.ry. et pa.mn Is . . I F. noWNING RECEIVER Of •;~T IE .1 . I";INE~. ol. h, ,, ~IJ~~•;s MA Y>: R llAIONr: Cll M· , •·3l·31. · 1 .. .., ... ~ · I · d ~ 1 • GIIIII·. ·, 0~.r· ICourt . · · Street · f A· e·. .:. ". ··u·. .t .0·. 1 '. r· ,N,... ~ ,'' � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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