https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/da6f716588680a0cae7007161f92d83c.pdf acf783c71d606c5dddc7065fc0dea334 PDF Text Text • • ' • • MONDAY, '1'1111 DAIIIt 'l'RIBI7NB. POMDO!'. 01110. Jtllq 0. IIIII · RA.l PEOPLE IAI~ed Langsville ··.. Per~on&ls flANAGAN JUERS ~i§~J~t¥1:~ WW~!=~c~jlbs Ma~gw~L~~~~~~ LeitWii~:_Keehne. Farmer Passes, '"'I '. 1.nw lis; ~~~ ~ ~~~ :.~:"~~ ='LOC£RS IN H•no =~~~"'::~ . 'f ..~n:: Muaar Moa- r~-=~ .:::.:.u: h:,....~ CLBS[ CAll ~l).~'~dt=n!Y il H pte"\ b&,. ~ A_~m&polia ' .fliGHWAY CRASH Lone I """::.;:~ !f.;,!'~ =:;.~~' fO~CHT C~NTEST :~ ~lllth~r::":fi ~!"-~i!· .~ Acute ~~tb':' :::n.'f;..-.:i M~"::n~'~'::. ~~~ ~:..':': JN P. Caah J. VanZandt, 76, ..._• . Life' a Battle After\ Ray WILson. who '"'"' ter and r!Jiht AnY one ot = tleldon boldllla • ... ... hi.! daughter:> \ """"""'"'"" .,;;., .• Mn. He.., ol key Rllllt ia Victim of e&Uibt aould. &IJimeDted bS anot:JJer ot by re- v-· p-- Popular Couple United in Marrl· ate at . zel returned to their home in Ckwe -lllneu .._... . , _ I · -lndipatiolt Mrs. Wm. Piaber well knoWn to Cash J . VanZandt, 76, died about l tand Sunday. 1nfteld and. droPittd I D1 · Mrl. ~17 M&alar, M. died at many Porunoy resident& West M&ln St. wu united J:a. mat· 30 Sunday morning at his h.ome .Martin w,...Fr<d Oampbell Lt:aaue t.ek o6> fti.Wl ~t .,U\ ' her bome..•tn Monkey Run at t :.U Younr Plsher who. ha8 Just. · re- rlqt! t.o John Marl~ fjleltwller, lfOO . : .. La foll win 11 ....... u.u two buel. · ~1 hit to Udrcl llld O'cJoc:t Saturday nl&ht. Dea\.b .... "" . ngsv 111 e, o K a ncer- of Colurnbua spent Sunday with Eddie wu out at hoJne._-ti.ocR't tak· dut &o acute JncUpaUon and ahe celved h1s deatee u Bacbelar ot of Mr. and Mn. John Leltw1ler Dl !:"_our Mac:ht'nea "'-maaed Ulness. He was a prominent relatives and friends here. P"'teben' Battle Won By ... •-r ......... and Zllll _ ...... t ........ h Sc.lem:e In Edueatlcn (0ontmercJaJ "'-n-~(! st.. on Ptlday evenlnr. June 1,;.. ua • I farmer ot the Langsville dlstrlc:\. 1 Edp.r Bryant retw·ned home n wun~ ... ..... ....,. wu W but a few oun. She waa Teaehln8> made an envtabk re· ._......... . . ..fftColliaion On Main Ht- l8 survived by three daughters, SundMy havq spent the wetk Pilcher Who Fana 13, ~~:tf '::"::.a:"w~n~to born and reared ln Pomeroy. r:ord while at Ohio UntverstLy dur· 3rd at &:SO. "· ._..._. Blanche and Mrs. Ha.zel Wrl .. ht at l .,,lth h'•rand~•~'" •t O"x' . ""· ~-ore II 2·0 e p. v~ r She Ia survlved by her husband The .... -rernony in the h d M B ba.. h f .. ... • _. "''... ~ ...... .x fli.J,ed the buff.l bJ n.llllnl . 0. and dle fqllow:IQI chlldrt.n. Mrs. lnr the past vear. tn compJllug U Stook N plaCe I AcademY 5 u -.;oc~o orne an rs. Guy tra\1!1 ug o l-ecn . Orueeer ll.nd Louis Han1:; Outnther ~ and HemsleJ popped W T'honlN Hood ttnd Mn. Edward p-aclea of A and B. Aa a part of ttlb chapel of the . . ava • Postoria . • were wt!ek end vlstrors in Cclumbws DEMOSKEY AS GOOD ftrst bUe. Dpnt ot Pomeroy and Herman wn.:.ae work h.e t&Uiht in the Ath- with & chaplain of the Acad.emJ" The funeral services will be couMrs. Susie Pullins of F latwoods The Line·Up : Ma.aar at home. Two brothtq, enB Kbcoll durlnltheput.yev and omoiaUnil:. The br·lde Wll as-ven b\ ducUd at the residence Tuesday af· epent Sunday with Mrs Ella. Pulll~ S Ia . Henry Bachman of WeH vtratnra wu complimented by his hwruc- marrlaae by Lieut. 1 Re1ult To PuaenJera Or ternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. Bopr- ct Entcrprt:: :But Not So pectacu r, Htme nat~ 2 AB R H PO A 1 and Val Bachman ot ~-lumb• .. -•-- ~ fOJ" h18 etftolent work. John It: trlend or t.he bride's ., or Rutland. Burial. in charge of ·" ....., ..... IUIIU croom's. Ell:ht mldshtpmen comDriYerl; u,ht TrouFln&tt!rWa]d undertakers , w1U be.l Silvie Buonamicl leit ~und.ft,y for Farced To Quit In Congi'(M!, cf . .... t 0 1 : 1 0 0 ~Ye. She wu formerly Mlls IUl(jthef tnt \}f Pomeroy's m.&J'.)' prlaed t.he luard of honor which eeble Ia Cauae made In the MUrs cemetery at Rut- I Parkers:bura to seek employntenl Seventh Frame IP4athews, e ..... . 3 l l tt o. 0 El Bachman. fOUths~ho seems destlned Lo oorted the bride and bl'lde•llfOOGl land Mr. And Mrw;.. Elmer Johnson of Biram, ~ . . .. . .. . t l 1 2 3 ! e tQneral servU:et wm be eon- mate mark in hll chosen tleW. to and from the church. ~ -1Wheeling, w . Va ., returned tu th eir Bculll_.... lb ... .. .. 3'" 0 1 3 0 0 duetecl Tueaday afte'rnoon at 2 :30 Naturally hla · parents. who have Marion Qalbler of Oxford, ObtO, - · 1e serous 1 etlllleCluencetJ were home Eunday -aftl>.r a wack's vlait Flanaflan 's Bathlnt Beach and -nnen, rt .... .. :·.4 0 0 0 0 0 o'clock by Rev. Theophll MehJ at bacrlflced that. he nuaht secure .1:. colleae roommate 0 t the brtde wu ~&-nowty averted When an aecldent with Mr. and Mrs. Bent-1 Wolte. Picnic 11rounds was the scenr. Sun- Marchi, 2b . ·t 0 0 1 0 0 tb,e Ewln8 funeral l home. Burial ltood eductticll are mldl paaid maid. of honor. :u:!~ e = :Ott~~ r!:r =~ Mr and Mrs. Abe ltlllssar Mr day evening of one of the ftnest re- Huuins. ss 4 0 q ~ 0 0 wilt. be made in the Beech orove over his reoord t.B ue hla rnauy The bride was dreszed In white -.eameo lnvotYed In the craah. and Mrs. Norman Klees a.nu ' Mr~ creatlonal ball Kamas that u. ~ Prtce. If _.,. .. 4 o ~ 1 o o cemetery. fr!en::!s throuehout the county. satin and carried a. bouquet of about ~ a:&&, Emmet WJndon Henry Klees SJXnt Sunday with been the good fortune ot local tan~~ Pilcher. P .. .. 3 0 d 3 0 ·D :!~:' ofbr;!~~ aM:ueG = 'ftth hl.s famllJ, were lfllturnlnl ~la~~es at MJ.. Hope lllld Lookout, to see, probably In the hl8tory of 33 -; 21 ~ die dresa with' a pink picture bitt riom church senlcee whtn 11aht ' OU the sport hert'l. , , TOtal · · ··· ··· : l.4sint pJteher, Crow. STEr' SHOD and carried a bouquet. ot pink rOfle 10 n.tU.r of Crc~~nt, lll · c11m· 1 1t was a. pltehe~' bet.tl~ from trouble dEVelC'ped In Mr. Windon's 1 _ Umpires, Mees and ~try . J;,4.o buds surrounded by blue de}phblJ· r , It 'ftll said. He ·~ J11l, car ~rp S,tructure Beloagiag, SUnday to joln his wife who ha.s start to ftn!Bh and OODtained some FJanapn Fliers AB R H pO A E Score by lnnlnp 1~ 45ft 189 tot.ill lam. Mrs. LeltwUer, mother of t,be 3 0 0 ·t ) 0 H<lmt ~iry the soulb alae ol the llb&Jn lThib. to J. A. Harri1 ''Goe 1 I ~pending the pu~t mrnth wlth h. • thrUIInB momenta:• Eddie Demoe- 9_ Uven, ·ct · · · • FENDER brlde·Kroom was dre&Md ~ bl\le 1 a .v. ntar the ExqeJslor aalt itifks • S ., · part'flt:B, M.r. and Mrs. WUnam key 11tar Middleport athlete, wa11 at. 0. Guinther, lf · · · 3 .o '·· l it. 0 8 RW18 · · · ·· · ····· · 000 000 020 2 1 ' chU!on and held a bouquet of pink tD lnvestta:ate the trouble. up In moke NE>uU.r.llng o( Bree~~y Heights. his bellt which means that his op- .Hem.sleJ, 2b . . . . 3 0 0 & 0 0 Hits . . . 002 Oll 020 6 rosebuds. l At about. Ute tlme he oOrreded - Mr. And Mrs. Ellsworth Rowe d ponents were ' up agatnat aotne QuiJien, lb · · · · 4 0 0 11 1 0 Run& · · · · · · · · · ·. 000 000 000 0 out.-of~town fJ'lest& aL the wed\t!e rault. M . s. Daniell, alao drtv· A large barn and all It s cot1ter~t.s Rc ~nilk re~. umed hoine su11day mlahty sweet b&U hurling. Good Demcskey, P · · · · · · 2 0 0 0 1 0 Planapn Fliers Au~mobile tenders iaJe Jl&SIIY ding lneluded Oonrrressman Th~ east ["In lht! blihway, ~~ed to bElonging to J. A. Harris in lawJJ·I having ~p!!nt tlle week cntJ WiLli 88 wa.s Eddie, however, PUcher of crew, p 1 · 0 0 0 0 0 HilMi . .... , . . 100 020 000 3 aamapc:~ when a car is belnl driY- Jenkins and his . two secretanea. ._ the car until Just u hla ear was Great BeDd, wert comp l~i ely de1· Miss Anna Durst and other rela.- the Horne Do try of Pa.rkersburl: was Dye, sa . · · · · · · 4 0 0 :1 'l 0 en, 116 many Ume.!l they may be Mi.sa Huber and MlM llartl.n, J4la. .,ut w crash tnto tbe PfliUid 9r troyec;t by ftre • Sa.tur<ia¥ mnmln,g tives. ju5l as good an deven-more spect&· E. Guinther. rt 4 0 I 0 0 0 · ."f.Al.S.E AL\ItM cruabed when ewo cars collide, or Rosalie Weaver of New York Clty, '@len the tall IIKht 11th~ sUddehly afsout 3 o'clock. 1 Har~y Neese 1s reportA>d 111 wttll ~:ular. . , Moore, 8b · · · · · · t 0 l 1 6 J when the flfudeYI brush poles, Mr. and Mrs. John' Leltwller and bJII~ed f<lrth. Dr. Daniels' car, parThe blafte was first dl8covered by rheumuUsm a.t his home b Eyra· Demllfikey pltchlnl w~t.h the Elaelsteln, c . . 3 0 0 3 l · 1 'Eherltr A. 0. Tracy llOO. dflp\JUcs ·rocks, p.raae clpors, etc., but when son Edward ot Pomeroy. u.J.lJ atruck the Windon macblne a dcg in tbe Harris home, whJch l!! cl.l5'e. ha.,d1cap <If a terriOc fleadac:tu! - - - - - - were summOlle:d too ·Raelne' 8ubday a fender on a parked car Ll daJnaC-Both the bride and brlde-rroc;n a; hP swerved to avoid it. In doing near the- ba1.1 The dqc barked a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson and whfch combined with an lnj~~ry re- Total ..... . . ... . 31 0 3 2'1 Ul 2 n.18ht. 'Where it tns ~Jleved that ed by 1 n,one. then \hat's som~- are 11raduates of Pomeroy Hll'b .,. clue to the Impact ot the two made aucll s commotion tb'!t Mr:5 tamll:y ot Allred spent sunday with eetved when ·he phmged into me •the Cross Bros. · E.to1re had bet'n thfnl e1ae. says s . Emory Wolfe. school; the former ha-vlnB aradUU· -.chines. he partially lost control H1nrill decided tc put it. out durn'S ~r . and Mrs. Jake Zelher. wire nettinar after a .faul baU ftnallJ •'l'wo bue hit, Moore. brolaen lnt<l and entered. 'kualDMS manager of The paib' ed from Western OOlle&e ol Wom~ to the extent that Ills auto llide- an.1 when s h ~ Rru:; 1 • to de !i!l> sav. MJ!!S Dorothy wut l'f!turneQ t() forced him from the game at. the Three base hit, Borelli. ~rlfi Tr:a.cy ~petted. th~ they Tribune. / · at Oxford, Ohio, and the Iat~r JPQl • car driven by Geoflle 1h( blaze at th ba 11 t h d 1 1o end ot the . sevel!t.h .tnntnr. _wq Earned runs, none. ...J... ...-..~ the stare and ~ a. thor'11le Coupe belon&:lni to Wtttte wu l\Bvinl: at.t.eQded' Ohio Un1-vel'111t.y Htn tn e rn, w I c I ~ ler emp ymcnt at. Parkersburg never In danger nor waa Pilclher: Plrst bale on el'l'Ol'S, Home Da•rv ; .. -...b .... tnvestip·tlon. ft-.11 ...... nothJn~~" parted In tron~ of the Wstbessll.betore enrolling In the Naval Aca.· l~'ht who lives un Lindsey ,_J. g&lued considerable headwa.y. 1Sundny having SJ)t'nl the week er1d Crow who suceeeded Eddie also ., Filers 1 \" ~....~.. • ......._____ d-y Run and then a-.. atruet Neighbors within ~hort dt •· with her • mlssln.. and no clues wflen!iw it otrk.e of tbe 'fnoune Monda,y morn"'''' · · :roth~r car also tnwelllnR west. t th H i f ~;..,.nee:, D parents, Mr and Mn E pitched a nice IIJame dU!'inl the 'Lett on. bases, Home Dairy 6, cou}d ltartll!d whether the -place m,. Beieral honiel, owned by Brad llt. and Mrs. Leltwller wUI tate driven by Jimmie Arnold of Mid· o nd t b a~!! barm were amu.sccl . Will time he was on the mound but he Fllers 8 , h d bee •d-d RUB8ell i::Jf Bl\Bdbury had been, shod. a abort , trip throua:h t.he East. be:0 P.o...,..., · 41:etMlrt, who was Immediately fol~ a a uc eL rigftde was soon Mr and Mrs Ray Cutton MUd was untortunate in that one ot the Base ball8 by Pilcher t by 8 at. the Durst BlaekMnlth shoP and tore reWmtna: to Pomeroy, June I. loWtna: the Bellhl machine. form('(!. t'.l save th~ outbuilding,; .child~ r&umed home Suudav three errors committed, wu moat Dem~»~key 2 by 'crow 0 the drl~ was 10 the -.ct. of tattna On Juae 14, they wiU leave fur the ' ' ·All four can were considerably around the blrn . hav1ng Spetlt !he week end with cotitly .-nd was the dh·eeL means of $truck 't.. by Pilch~ 13 by De· 'l'WO f.XAMB HELD them horne. As the hones passed West Ooaat., where the brldea~ damaged althou!lh there were no Ttle cc ntrnts, which were dPS· rt> lnttv~ In Columbus the Pliers losing the game by a 2 mdst S,~y Crow O. ' j TwEnty·two teach.ers of M.P.lgs the Wolte car, 00 .,. ~e unruly reports tor ..ucy at Ban Ped~, hiJurles except that Mr. Windon trcyed In the tit e. were : Three Mr and MnJ. John LeJ.twiW.r arui to 0 score. wue: pltehu, Pilcher 1, OefTIO!JkeJ county t.oot the t.ea,phett' eramin&- and betta'•l klcklnR. 'lbe- bone's CaHf., June 30. a.emed to be slightly bruised and wotk horses, four. head at CRttle . son · Edward returned heme sunday Ri8ardless of that tact. howe-ver, 1 Crow 1 . 1tkn pyen In f!OmE1'oy ~~rd&y hoof Hkuck. the le!t rear tendf:r 011 'lliiHd•, the tour year old lion of row with M'Ve'l'a'l ~aU p~s, IL Con~ having spent the pa.!!t WMk 81. the Pliers had no chance of better ·.Passed Eiselateln 2. At tbe same tl~, an e4ihtb gn.de Ure Wolfe machtne willie tts leg Mrs. Olaud.! Wlmmer and brctl)· Mn. Hl!rrnan Kkll&"; recelv· siderable ammmt cr hay lll1d ra.m1 .1\nnapclls, Md.: · · att.endinlr tJte ~~ecla ~ra.wboyso lona tta PUcher innlnp pitched, Pilcher 9, De-. uamlnatlou was given for thol!e became faet.ened between the er .,_.,_tbOilr Schul« ol Young!.. ei·a smalL acrateh 011 his torehead. Implements. A gam,c, adjoining graduatiOn of th eir IK'il, Jo~ Mar - he did du~nK ~eaantn~fu'::.'; :~ mlJIIkey '1, Crow 2. , students ' of Melis OOW\t.y schools bumper ant1 th..,f:! tendet. The hon:~·s tooA·n Milne f'.atuidaY to spend sev& waa rldlnr with his mother In the bam, With t.h~ Ha1·rts automo· ton, frrn1 l.he tJ. 8. Na,vul Acildemy. play. Thirteen of our at:letes 'IIIla off Pll4ier 3, oft' Demoskey~~ho . were WJoable to attend the_one leg was extricated but. the tender erul daya with tbdr puents, .Mr. die Betcht car. bile, was also l:!estroyed. A passen1-~• Mr nnd Mrs J~eph stanley bnU went "i:Jl.l.!- via the strike out route ]fi,· otr crow 2. m-Id lm"e severftl weeks ~ Six mWit. be rolled-out to bring It bact and Mts. Johi-t•Schat'fer of Mul~ ,Wben the cars were finally C'ar and a truck beh:ngmg to Lloyd ill!" their guests over Uu~ week euli OJilY Guy Ou,inther was able to hli Winning pitcher, Pilcher. • 1Jirls and sel"e'h boys took this ,test. to ~ts proper shape. berry Avenue. ~bt to a: I!II.Op and On Danlclfl Harrill, a son, Wf'fe alllo desf,royed. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley, daugh· the 0011 on hbl every appearance ~• ---'-~ -~llmtllllllllllltomiiiiiiiiUilllltllll""llllllftlllllllllatllnlllll"'' 111fh\ to 11M Lhe ~upe.nta \o &ee 1f John Proffitt, OOII•t.J· Ittw cr Harris ter e r rtha o.nd .son Jotu\ of Chalr!J· tha.t he was charged at bat.. · :uiUA &Qyqpe had been injured, lhe uttle passed the barn, a.bcut 2 o'clock cey and Mr. and Mrs. William During the tlr$t three tnnlnp ~ · 1hbot. hl& ftnger at hiQl and Whilt! £ntoute h<;mf.' from the rivet Rcblmtre and sen Billie L "t' of Co- beKinnlng with Demookey 1n th~ saki: 'Tm mad at you. You Just hit . where h e J1ad met a boat .1nd said lumbtls nrat-and ending wtth Btiven 1n Lhe Ql.lr.,car." at that time thert> Wll'! no blaze. Dnft hundr«t pounds ct ~u'lCU third Pilcher whizzed over l9 ballll After Wl'@Cketa were called from 'the origin cf UJ!' blBi'.e WJ·'> nol wet·e lt'lve-n away a.turda}' night IJ\ and so fasL •ere these rocket& •nd .POmeroy and the damaa:ed cars re- d ?lermhwd. ~mall l1\''Ur.\U~ wa~ the Pcmt:rcy Bnr..i-aJ.l Hcu<;r t.-J i h· so perfectly oontroUed that a1x bat· moWld trorn the hlghway, tramc held 011 the ba.rn ·md If <; l'Ci'l('ut.s fcllcwlng: fJr.~dl, Dudley .Etull · ters whltred. · Thl'ef;l went out Oh waa 'resumed M usual, although for 1by Harris. Jt was aald, 'whik- th<' s ldetl, Oakley ~~~ Laura Moore nine pitched "balls, then a ba.U 'Nas BOme · ~ mlnutt'a or more, an un· son hl'<f no llt~Uiunc ~ on.hi.s t-~1 r or Mrs. ArthUr Y(l!it ,··' bib ~rt Ta)llci.' called whiLe Moore was at bat IUld · usuaUy Iarp n'C)Wd WlUI tltft~g:atl'CI j truck Mrs. Btti DOdson, :Bert Oodsou. .. nu then. the next out went 00. also f ; ,.... • , , , 1 ttf"~ scene. 1 , l . , Mrs. Julia ~h. • . on six pitched balls, , tour : belna: DEXTa111. (;LUB MEETs . 1Mt. aM r.t{~. c. D. , Hen,t'Y IM\V'll neceasary for Moore, mfl.kJni a.oiot.al • • 1 'T'h,ethBoo"t~I'B 4-.H dub Of U!M.er arrl\lect 1t,- a feveral da)''~ Vldt. wl.lh of 19 pttctiea. Some sharp ahool~ rt ....... • I \.,gp ' held cir RU.rtlni With the !1!11.{\ef Mr. Bl!d '-IT~. Patdc\t I..oduJ:p, ~~':,hf~ th~ relnarlt:~le ~;t. Mr~. ~IIY P. .Pavl.'l. OectiC w Ml'3. B. SWan ahd s.:m Jce oi chYrl,,"'DYe and Aloore CO,rrled oft' t.t;U!Jq ·~ . ~ Krdttn , WB'l pre.••ent. at the meet· HMttngk .1 e'nd ' SIF.t ~r Ht::1 .~ta the fielding honors. np rnade a ' · -IJtK an(l ,to4r. a~w m"mbttti wr:c or We!lton. " Va .. sp'"!nt l':iund;J~' one hand runntns daullnr •top Pa~tel Away af Graham Sta· enrolled. Refm>~tune-nts w~ [o l!":m':-6 With Mr. .and Mrs. Phlllp Summer. and irnltated IJle Royal .Mounted •• ,1 iGn HGIIIe Followlne rConowin.1 an enj 1lYnb!e evening Mr. and Mrs. Dan aokm of MUJ·~ pollee by getting hl.s man at. ftrst playln'i aam~:s. lllu next, mf ~hit: ray qtty Wh'l ~-~ the week end' after oompJeUng the play bY . a l..onl' lllne11 will !>e held with Alberta · :md Tmo- with 'Mr. ta'i ld ~- Jean &horr a... beautiful t.hrow in Ute eighth In• llf;.lle Queen. AmHy trtuined 1bome 'sundu,y. nina. Tht8 play wtt.s a gem bul .' Ci.pt. Thomas .tl. WllkinBGn. 77, , T Cnrle'tta Ohlluger went t o Masutl ha.rdly any better than one .n t.be ' dllld 11t ht.o,; hctne In Oro.ham Sl.a· M..\IUUAGt: I.IVENSI!: City Mcnda.y fer a .:oevent.l day'5 thtrd whim M 11'8bbed one ts:harb" \)Ql Eaturda.Y aftern(M about 4 o'· Two marrla 1o 11CI'IW!9 "WI!I·I! II\- v1slt wltll 1 etathf.s. 11.8 hard quickly touched the runner tk;.ck. Death followEd an tllne~s sued bY; U1e p..cbaW ccuat. h ·"''a SnlMr. and Jllr:o. A. o , 'ttac· • at•J ~olng to third a.nd tossed to HemsWith ccmpli.co.tionl\ of dlseaf:S. urda.y to the tollowtn.a; Rom:le Mr ' and Mrs Otho TracY we. e ley tor H. doUble play at second. ., ' ' Fot many year, he couducted the 1Whlt.e, ~3. und flma YoUI'Iir. 1.8 Bundo.y visitors ut Marietta. . Moore contributed Q fine Jumptng flt(..8mtoat rerry ac•·css the Ohic .tcth of Len" Bc.Unm and LeJahton RE-v. Father E. F. Dwu, Fred catch or a Une drive over Lhtrd 1'1\'er between 'Mtddleport. and cur. Woofter. 22. nt p,,.,,,..~ which of a clean hU 0 •., u th ami ML'!$!16 KatJ~ and L~ na In the ro~ seventh Prlee trame. , ~"l~tr.ltlg wit.hln thtt Pllsi rew Lorna Gctl, :n, cf R.9c!M Outh spent Sunday vlslt.lnu Pal.ber Eddie wart .io ctrc.ctl"e 1M bottle til 1,, years. H"'' was b:: m at Plllc.'lttne - - - - - - - o...... -•- t N w~ MASTER ..... ·~.. p an....... a ew L extn&kn. was never In danger · durllijr the W· VJ .. but:. came- tp this section Wc.rd was recelve.j here Bund1.y seven tnnin8K that he war~. Pour !. 10 lifllll&nV years . ~ r '·' ot t.he dn.th of the tntant child or hits were gi.TDf!red by the opPQel., The funeral f181'·vku .wn&Lb.:! oonMr and Mrs. Ca.rl Harris of Oov· Uon fi_'Om his ofterlnp. The ftrst dact!d Tuesda.Y anemoon at 2·~ Ton.. h& a 'B,pH&I ~m'II'IJlnkaiJan lngta1 . Ky . The parents we.r.:! fom 1• came m the third Jnl)hlC when o:tlock at lh ! resldenc~ Wltb burltU .,. er H!sldf.nl~ of Fomercy and ha\'e Pride alngled but he Wf\i forced ~ In eharae cr the Ewing under'tak· wiD be beld a.t. whlr.h ttme work will many relat.lws here. Pilcher and Congrove follo)Ved with er.~, In the cemf'tery at Otuham be coaferre4 •• nne ~andltlate iu Mrs . J . c. Ruby , Mrs. Joe Cream- a seratch thlt which went t.hrough Bl:tl,ton ~ Plnd MfHfl Katherhle Gardener of Moore'& lep and should h11ve been • the Jilelf.llwcral& Oelflte. Charleston spent sunday anQ Mon- ·flelded but wasn't. lrlu.the\vs ~~~I Simple German RemedJ · All of l'otnt!toJ ~P day with Dr. and Mrs. 0. H. Cald- hit to Tip who blotted out the rewell. mainJng two wlt.h aemsley taking · or tomach Trouble No. 164 F. ·& ~ M. ...,. a~ 1e be Misses Ethel Rnd Clara oarland, the last putout. 'l1le simple Oerman 1 reJil4!Ciy, Ad· pn~•nt · "aft• Ma- Sarah Phillip!! and Mrs. Minnie In the fttt.b with two aone, Price 110.)oaminr Davis and Mrs. Vh'IJU Campbell again singled but PUche.r watched l!:rlka, reaches the UPPER howel w&IJ:rlna out po1Roz11 which e&\IRI! •r~~~ u'e eonllaiiJ li.vu.ett· to come. spent • Bunda}' w~th Mn. Harry the third IJO by for the atlrd ouL. akm\&Ch trouble. One ~ ~rreshmettts will· 1H: llft'Vf!d. Bmnter of Belp~ In t.hc 8.1Jtth again with two ps bloaUns . Ebersblch Phan'nacy, • . Mr. and Mrs. D. v wetul and auqe Biram slnal:e!;t , fUld BoreUI P.1 liiddleport by ~~Jlabul'Y Drug . BJ ~ of the Womhpl'•l Mul.rr daughtf!TS Oenevieve and Norma •·alked bot Bennett flied to 8Lh·ers !;to. By WaLib!r Vauwhan SNl.-.tar)'.l Louise B(lcompanted Miss Bertha In the eJ&hth the ball KaDl.f!' wti in Rutla.nd b)l Barton's Pharm&cy Wttzet. who visited her pa.rents the won and lost, and all after two I --past week. to her home in Colllln· were &Qne and DOboby on base ' • • • • • • • • - . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' : bus for a week's vi~t. From tllerl.' Conarove had been retired on Tip'~ ~ Mr and Mr~ . Wetul and N6rma Jenlllrbble stop •nd throw after Painting Your Houle Now Ia The Beat In· Lout... wtll ro "' Rushylvanta. Pltcher had Died .. 0. Oulnl.her where they will spend several days Mathewt then beat out. & aerateh aurance You Ctn Buy Again1t with another daughter, Mra. Jot~eph hit to Tip, aetttng the ~ by Deterioration McCulloch. an eyelash. Mathew! WOk lll.'CO!ld Herbet•t Frantz ot Wellston wu a on a 'li'iW Pit.eh by Q'o• "I.Wbo lia4 bwdness visitor In t.own Monday replaced Demoskey at.' the atan ol Mr. a.nd Mrs Dayton' Will 8pf0 t this tnnlna and went to third when Sunday at Old Men·a cave near Biaelsteln allowed a Crow otlertng Logan. to elude blm tor a J)Uaed t.U &:J,rar Kauts ot Hilliards came 1beftina the throw to third &1m bj Sunday to spenc:• a week with hil a.n eyelash. grandparents. Mr. &nd Mrs. PI1M1 Biram bit 1111 pop ft)' whieh would Flck. have rolled foul h&d tt not I*.P Mr. and Mrs. Bvan £\tan& and touched but It waa the eu~est kfiK1 daughter, Freda of Zant~~~vUle spen' Of a chanoe except that It wu a Sunday wtth MT. and M:n. V&l Eb- "spinner" the tJnd Uaat ue 10 ersbach. often m118ed. and Eisel hllld It ---...___ In his glow and the lntltna: suaaestions, all within reach of your GONE. are the days when bridet~ receivCAftD OF 1'H•NK8 was tltolll,ht to be over llut .\ ,. Lhe darned pesky SJ)beiie t. • pocketbook, that the prqblem ... ill be to ed whatnots ~nd whaboiz for wedding We Wi.<;h to e-Kp1CSS: OUI' .SUl(' ! I"E' anlJ squirmed and droppetl ~ choose. H" baa, among other eleetrital thanks and gratttude to the many P'Ound, MatJtews rcacblna first ~but ~rifts. Thi!l wiser. moder.n generation wedding preoents, readiqr and deeoia· r• . mds u.nd nclghbon t't.r thfolr the play waa so cklae to u. plate jmowo that real oentiment and thoughtthat Congrove had no chance to kindly a.u18tanoe &t Lbe t1me or ou.r tivc lamps, percolators, ·toaaten, waftle of F . - IJberwtn·WiDiam• HaaP Paint, • ooent l:l!"'re'll.nment.. We (!$eellllly score. Borelli then followed thb fulnetltl lie in a gift that is practieal-<>ne iroll8, and' grills for the popular bulfet Tbo Old KellablfJ lln.ftd th:L.lk the preacher., Lhf: choir, the with a clean slll1Jie owr aeoooc1 .._ i 1 undertak er , the pallbeanr:a, Utosc which took a nuty heft JUN as whose uoe will be a pleasant reminder meals. • • Colen, . . . .,... .. .. .. · .. June Special $2.!13 who donated lhf uee of their aut.os, SUvers went to tate tt 011 &be A visit to your Electrical Dealer is tlie to the dcnr:ra of the many bea.uU- bound and 1L went. over the oeoierof the giver. wo.... woo "-'" · · ...... .. · · .. · · June Special $3,15 1 lul ftower.; and to a.ny and al! ftelder'a head tor a triple Jla&bewa quickest way of deciding what get What could be more perfect than --Lul<r, ,.. tuS · · June Special $2.93 tollowiflr Congrove over • tbe j othcn. who in any wa.y help..."d. and is a guarantee of delight on the part J:t waa a heartbreaker to kJie R. o. Hood. The lo&IIMI re4llttlen will applr on All elher SIHnrlnelectricat applianceA T Your neighbor· , many a (Jame hb gone the aame 1 Brothers and 811!1er!i. of the bride. hood Electrical Dealer will have "" many way ere th18. Bennett endt>d the fnntnr br a,. lng: to 0 . GUinther. • PM/JiisW ;, "" ;,,_, . ot t11e ""'' b l t o - ..,. • A. •NI&Ia& eC tM POIIMNJ CltJ the Vblltors &nd three by thf ~ Cerme:f•·-" donult. .... ,..n& eaPI!'I'i now. 1Ca.b will be ' hdl 3& &he lWei Mar· the tllreevlstors· were bJL rant.....;:: - -• . &wo of • I "" COIIIrMIOrl """ I ft _ . VOL. VI NO. 213 -;t 31 I f. OHAMAJIC BATTlE In OVER RHIH.ACT SEEMS IMMIN[NT HOOFS RUIN CAR I I ma Preaidenl'• Proponl To Be Pitted Arainet Garner Plan I I I 1\ .a•- I Pro]lc>aed ::...:=:....:.::..-----· I I .fcr: I ... tain ·Wtlktnaon . " - ..wei'Q Snmmons AppiUulm to Walltih "'"' ,,t/ ilf u.-, MASO"S NOTICE! "'"" ti.u ....Jw I .• mMI . . F S 1to1»11 fro-.n your Sp•clall•rJuae 10% Reduction From Current Retail Price ELECTRICAL DEALER i I ':t ""._. .......... I PttcMaater Hdwe. Co. TWO PoMII&OY 8'l'OitU IIIDDLEPOKT fu • -1 ott NOTICE! I '-- FJ~ Detlkrr h] TN Obi. ,._.c.. •·e-.. T..UJ if'9Mllnr. chance by the locall. The •Ucb PltenIIDd ' aoest went •UamaertDt In tbe I P•ed•n& 0..-r ~IJ ..,_ alii ftft.h tnutna, Ute Qb)l time to the ,I Un a& abr: 1• ..._. fe M llftiMii'l. _,. ~ :~11!111••······•'••····~---····llllo\ &dhoa Boba&eu•, Sec. llUMh that they lhowed. . . ODe ., . " of 1 .ftrst lttlQI andalthouth lecoa.d ill th.eJ ttatli:bad .... _ ;1 .IIIIUIIIIIIIII III II IIIII .111.1Rit18lli ~ - .. . 111111111 I tiMMIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIAhiilidlllltllflllllll ~ m •• • 0 ,. ' ' ' • _ • .' By ·bemoc:rata To ll)aure Pauaae Of Speak~r'• Bill On ;r,;;. POM II' 1,.1 lii!:WI IT'll 1)1 THB DAlLY TRIUutlli; Incom~ Tax Ner :G. 0. P. G~TH£RINC !M~l8RlNG ~BOUT ,SPUT 1N P~~TY :As Indication• Point To Real Battle Over Prohibition ' 11;AG TACriCS" be b.J1a. .11y. NQt. much changP ln tt>mperature. W y,. · Pe.rt!y cloudy ~~ond allshUy cooler i:l Ea!lt portion lonlgh;. Wednesday partly ['ioooy. 0 OY, OHIO, TUESDAY, JUNE 7,.1932 ll'l' CARR I 1: 111. l i· CEN1"8 By -~~ Jdr,..!..f4.oo PRICE SUNDAY 5 CENT'S, our Lives Lost In Cleveland Apartment Blaze n::.e U"AM n -ohw· Pa.rtly cloudy ton11Jht. and Wed.net• • FULL LEASED W.IRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ComaWt,Ba:;.: Gfeat Be0 d B8f0 And Contents Are D dB Fi • estroye y re :'A.L the News Office of The Daily Tribune, call 236-L; If the Buslneos Office ask for 202-R. _. . NO SERIOUS HURTS ti7EATHER FORECAST- REAiiERS' NOTICE - If you want ' I NOMINEES PICKED -·- Hoover, Curtis Said T a : Be Virtually Unan· ,. imoua Choicer ' 1 Hlt~ OfHEROISMI IWill They Catch Twin Title? TOlD mlLDWI:NG ms~rnous f1HE I I ' ! Micky Coc:hraJ!e Reacuea 1 1 1 Owner Of Valuable Violin III REFUSED I IFor Fear TO JUMP Of Damaiinl lnrlruntent; Woman Saves Money BUST fOllOWED. 'Bl GO~Tl YfiHl: M~Nl ~R£ :HDRJ f J �• ' • "1'0.-cAT, Jt1H!: f , 1111 TIJVIDAY, Jt1l'fl: '· 1~81 .I Middleport - ..., ere,, N ews ___ ~ puRITyCR[AMS l OS£ 8y R cc [ D fI[l DINC IX*-: • their Iquett ot Lbe hJiher property in re1ponse \o the re-1 VU!.att, hacl plaoed a them and above the arade on which the adjo1n1nc wa.IU were laid. Tbla matter will be inveaU- · PUONI fSII.L Lpt.ed at onoe A motion wu mllde ba.nd "'"'- puaed to llliow the Middleport. and amy ___ such ~Me orpn!Jatlon t.hl! free u.ae I of the city ha.ll room for prac- 1 ~ dil3CU!i~ion In which It was known ttce sesslona provldlna the pla.oe be> that tht> council ot the vtll~~oge of kept orderly' and lUI ele&n ae 1 Pomeroy had spent consldenble slble money an their secUon of the street i No other bllllueu came before 1 _ and had reRa1ted and Improved 1t j the bOdy at thla aMembly and a mo- 1 0 th 't 0p ,_ More oonsldera.bly l.o the Middleport line. 1tlon tor a.djourrunent wu pa.ued U 1 ponenu The eastern portion or the st.reet is The bills, read and approved ftre Than Two to One But paved w1Ul brtek, whtctJ ends a fi;~W as follow>s · Ylt.ld~ ucm the corporaUon Une. IRowley & Reed suppnesror ' c ame way St commUWo~er , 23 40 -1leaving a smaJl portion unftnis.hed : which l.s alnwst Impassable As soon I w 0 Davis, 5100 paving brick 61 00 IN 10 INNINGS I William Steur. sa.la.ry . . 18 66 ' • • proveroent work will be' stMte<! Een P'ulu., Jr. salary 26 00 1Tilt Ia lntereabna In Re· Councilmen D11lard Clu ney, Moss- Ja.mu "'"'I McKnight. 00 Cl•pl"te Of Off•C 0 Ior ~ Harley "'l"'y salary ... 505 00 ,man and Blngham answered Lu the John Hawktns, ~la.ry . . Defenaive Work •roll Cilll, while Bee8<ln a.nd Brooks WIIIJa.m Robson salary 30 00 co.me lllter Solicitor Ste;\art and St Commissioners PI.Y roll 86 00 1 The Purlt~ Creams league lead- Virrinia N--•• I :.:.::.::~;=====;====;:===:.! ~Ill Ac [ G L M[ [ TS: 0Ec IDEs To IM~Rov[ ROAD ~~r~he:rot~~~~~sc:;~e~ m~~~ ' . "' ~ ""' eoa •L - .... I!..""' ~ .... Clmoiallft .,.,.. !loll - · _....."· ......... . . . .•. ......·' , ....... ...... ..... C11D1 MGDU. ........ , \''' , ~ By Sewer Contractor se~ : sacrifices of brok~R aplrlt: a broken and contrite heart. 0 wilt nut dupite.-Pealm 61:17. , are a Thou ANOTHER VICTIM NCE MORE it appears that the God governing the d<· •ire for fame and fortune has triumphed over saner reaoonfnir and claimed as his own, the life of another young, intrep(d' bllC fyolish avia!or who plated his,desires for fame, fo'rt'une, \vealtlt, above his love lor his wife and his del!jrl( even to ClllltiJIUQ <living. W1tat proflteth . a malt' tf he wjn the whole world and lose his ·Dwn soot, might well be used' as a text with ~ few ' ' ' ' slight clfanges'for theoe many people who gamble with death with their chances of winning so very Jllu~h than their cha_nces, ~ arriving safely at the other end o£1 their journey. . ' · Young l{ausner, in the prime ~nd strength of manhood, has sacrificed; if he Is lost, his all,for the pa"''ing fancy one might almost say, to gain fame as one who had oucce.. fully negotiated the Atlan~ic Ocean by airplane. It ha• been 'done, not so often, but often enough that •the world ha• already accepted the feat for what it is worth, but too often for mo•e fliers to risk. th~ir lives for the little lhat,)lji'Y.;fitfiT'U it [f ~hyr should be fortunate cnu~g~ to wW;I·I 1;, ·. .• •' ,r ' '"'rh"eir tte lifo, unltki "Ltndberghs, prove nothing the wr,q\d1!'f ~'t~qljaut\\'1'1 9f science, that is not a h-eady known. Wherefore then, do we allow foolish people tu neJ~I;I.J.t~ <Ji.~ ~~j' !lv\!8 ·r '· We have lawH which attempt 'fW.rsr"'f. ~ 'b ·i.! ~ I" ~O,Q J'< .II-,l;i • • to prevent peop e rom comm1ttmg suicldel Wheretn '" the difference here! Let us stop this fo~U~hness once · ~?lllents in and for all, now, until such tiJile as ?~ · lml'~ aeronautics is so great that an unu~\J*'f! t~'M,t ble circumstance is neceosary to defeat 'a ,(tat\"ft4 I ~lc trip rather than the reverse at present which ~ltelf~., (\nusual amount of favorable circumstances to .permit of.' l~ ~~· complishment. " The crisl.a ot the &tcmach p-o· duood a crLsls of the- brains In poUttc.al life the result 1.8 a.n unPletedentcd brutality of the Btrlte tetwetn th eparties. a::td tu1 uncaD- ·Itt ny &trentnbentug of radical 4aeL1on.a In cultural life the crisis bas had a destruc..Uve eft''!U upon the tht.atre aud concert. tUBtneM. cwJng to the lack of Ql0ll£:Y and mte~ of 1\ the ma,Jttlty of people, ILlld u far as the minority is cooc.erulld it mca.ru:; a growlnB lw.t:raenc~ to the PlU>t and COJUit'l'Vatbm in general VICllllil, the m(.(:ca ci music, has 1cce.nt1y t::.err many ccn<:erts ta-.tua piau beC4re E.mpty seats El' m ramcus artts~ llte ii.j.&t:.:.'ntBZlit o. Milstein IU't un.B.tUe to till the coaccrt hall I The theatrbi are either pla,ytna cheap ncpacrue, or hlstortca.l mma& There are bllt few ~et:ptlcns The cnly ~no worth .men.t.iot~ll is Ute dramatized vel'Bion ot Thecdor:! Drelur's "American Tragedy" with I I • Jc.&!!ph !Whiktkraut In thE lead.mw part which had a c:mslderatlc cncce~ I l I , At the neck, a cbanaiPC to~ch of ft11Jintnity is adckd by 1b{ sok Wl.it1 l~ce cal1ar. The orisio"l wa' iP DavY blue crepe ailk. Blaci: ·tert"""Y,PiUd, ' also prove •ti'Y c:h1c. • ~ • e' • . ."..:'' Printed r::repes and. tri11lc: sheer are also s\.dtable. ~ • 1•'"'" ~ Tim Nf. 1181 ••1 !1 .J. t•iNt4 Ill siSII Jl It 20 1111!114 J/. U /.2. }I ;, , ..., ,.,. IJ lt .., I.' ' ' 1cad, 1 ~·leated b~ • ,, ,_ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ·, here Sunaay ~ AB R H E Rothgeb P )'ot.al<; 38 5 6 4 Purity t~ Ailemo~worth, c Allensworth Oemoskey, cr 3b Jr 7200 ' ers. were the New Darst. c 18 00 1Yotk Central representatlveH In a 1Hubbard lb 2880 IBaU.yn, ss UI.Bo l hot contest Monrlay night by the Neat, p lsc;-~eob~: 1power or authority in ~ ~~:~c~ rf • b T t.al8 Th 0 0 0 0 I I . ~~~NO C~RNI~~L 11 :) ~ 5 5 5 5 1 1 0 1 0 3 3 2 I 0I 0 l18[ ~[l0[ fRIO~Y 1l a~ell, eov~rt, K~t~~~nMrs:~;!be~~·uh~~~:. Me~ !-;---()If Neal 3 N y Purity Ruthgt>b c 001 101 000 2-'i 010 000 200 l---4 D[NNI:iiON·II..4.RTU' l Ml.• s. Martha Grace Hartley daughter cf Allen Hartley of Lccu101 Bt1t>et, M ldd lepul was unit xi· m marriage .E'atmdoy lO Mr Glenn Dennl'lon cl Madison. W Va rhe ccrlmrn:r ww peiformed at lh{• Pn>.sUylt>rlan maw;e on wu~hlu ~~ t"J s1J'C€l Churlf-;t•m Mr~ Aile~· Winegar, ~!)Iter of lhe brldf' ~lid Mh Hull" c.reenway of Clmrll'f'~ 1c11 .Lrr lnJlll!llt'd th'!! m &lOCI& IOn STANDS ERECTED To Provide Plac~a 0 f Amuaement For Big Crowd Eapected 1 1 (ARE YOU BOTHERED I I R I id Y P~ 01 Sb I I I ° rse -·u _.,.,. . . I I ciie.U,Y' I aumy w•:!l made thfl bnla a new trlsl by tut MoP;tr ~ 'CCUW'!-1 s. YOU EYER ,.. " 't ' ' TO r By W$QN R. WAITE ' " S~wnee, Oklaho111• . W0111en !lre the beat judi.!"' of food. They knqw tl\at on(y the fineet of food proiha'c\f ttilt4verliled. Et:!!nomy b~~a been preJ!:bed mornin1, .poon a~td 11i1ilt qnti' until ev~body i• practicinr it. The re~u!t .. that there.;. v~ litt!e cheeiful talk. ' If • little of tile time Ul~ in dli• eci-m).m:r talk were 10ed i1!_1ettina aome of the people to 1pend i11 •t~d of ~~IIOIJli~,lt would h,lp tho C:olllltry'quite al!it on it. way to nqr' nllil "-••· ' . •" • ' " . •: ' . You 1hould pin your faith in YOIIr city, jull u your cit:r p1111 it• fai,"' 'in toa. · ~ lnall who anywhete. • ""'' '•lmow: wh.-e h~ I• When a city ma~ea tbe milta~e of 1oinl! into the eii'Clril' po"''" or l~ ib~inen,I.C· il ~1a1i111 in a &U4inell that abould be owned "'-ine11. Uaulljr ~e re~ult i•, 'W~en publicly ownelt; It i• left In the ll•na• cif the politlci&na who 1ener.llt, ~ee th.t it il no~y'• buaiqen but tbein. ' ' .. ' --- ' l~er 11!0114 remai._ on the ahelve• t~e ~., ~ ~e ~aa,l~ It ll ~o Jl!ove them. . alt•<trtilliJtl ket!.. ~~ IMYin1. ' .... 7 out of 10 smokers inhale knowingly -the other 3 inhale unknowingly( mla~t at trio heme r.f ¥11i 1 •••• _ . ._, I-•••--------- I I MINISTEKK, WIVES MEET 1 The Meigs ColUlty Ministers and their wives held a picnic .,_onday ' at the Elberfeld farm neal Tuppers Pla.ini 11. wa.s Lhe regular monthly I meeting or the Ministerial assocLa · \ tiOn and w11.s the last meeting until St>ptember About 29 were prel!ent I 1 I ENTERTAINS FRJF.NOS MIM Frances Roush e11tertam~d f1Jend11 and~· netohbors Uond"Y ~· .,. .. nlng at nei hotn@: on South Fifth o.venue blrlllday Mrs an~ ! mveJ'IIo(l.tjhonorlne of herthemblher • 1 Rou• h ~:JCei.ved many lovely 1rt nt · c,,...~ 1riendR RefreRh.ment.swere~ serv~ Jlt;,he cl~ of the de- 1 l'•'tful eve·n•- . •" ul Those present ftl't' Mesdames Wlll Hug~~:tns. Oscar Roush and daughter Pearl •fo4cKnlirhL · Val Reynolds. R B Lanaheall. R H ,, norden, F I Gardner. H 8 Curd Oeoree Russell and M181W!s Etta snd I ,._ --.rga.n;t Gaskli, 'Harriet Mart.in the honor guest ~d hostel!.'! g1ft"l I BEFORE ANY D&'JE A _DO THIS No one 1ikft a person who.. breott: is bod. ~be- sure to keep your breoth ~nd lUI• • you can do thlt 11"1 'ptclon. .' gargling with Listerine, the taf. · · anhsephc-lmproves niOU th hygiene, d'letkl. Infection .-L ond dett,_,1 odon lndanu.,. ·-• Co Lambert Pharmacal mpany, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A. HILl STE Rl N· E I ends halitosis I Lhe ~lilt 200,0~0,000 1er,rn1 The Loyal M-:;;- c1all8 Qf Church of Ol:'lrlst Will mel!t T.uHda} • 1 --L 1 - I I .... 4·H club wa, arternocp Jurrs 3 RalJ;h l::::::::-::::::::::::::::- fl!~ Chappelk "'Talbott Orave8, Gerald 'k.Melien, Shy Siler- _..._,. • lock of Athens Bhlrley S&uer Sam- 1 my Pultz, Clarence Root, George VanZa.nL, Calvin Relel'linan Ralph Prat.t. Arthut Lewis, Rap Pierpont of Well.ston and the hostew..s Do you inhale? Def!Me taken. made m.ovc toWit'd as.tn:>t liiLPP:J\1 bond, and t.b(;l cteq.ttst W'liiLS led a.lf"Q to jail to a.w*"L to .stl(lt.z'.a ~n. ' Touchy mnable!E.verrthinful*tl her She nctdsLydla E PLOkham s!JeeeubleCump.JUndto500thchcrncrvnand build up htt heal!h by ttl UHIIC .ICUQR. RoY '• tt! Prt'~Seeutar, Emmett G Lenlh.an Informed the Jury "Find this d.,remlant auUI.y or second degru murdor, or we wdl ask tcr a n~w trial, «<hat\liDIJ first and dt.llland the death pena dec"lred Ttl< Jury hoi.U'S and bl'QUiht :!h!SfQJil;~ A .r I. - .,.. • tr ' Hawkmll, Vu·a:mla Leonard,' Ruth Gra v1 VI ~ia r&:ma 8myle of Hamden, ', I to TO l ~u: ~~ ~~~~ ~~~· :~: 4 0 0 0 Eu~~:e ~~~~s-NBe~ ~ck;n~wlty Bi;l l · '~ Ba"fl"'' tOaon 1ttr.'l1Bh· Chuck ' KI.Jip or 1'PmP,Q EymWlneiar'N music tbr the occasiOn ' Tho6e lil'ilited were Frances Worman of Ga!Upo&, Evelyn Stew~ I The first big open 11.1r t.anhJl I and auction (Q be lfPOD~ored by tht Middlepcrt Businet.S Mt t's Assoclation Will be held next Frirtay nlaht on the .strEEI'I of Mlddleplft f01 the benefit or thORe who tro.dt' WITH ANTS? at thi' lceal litorU. Elh•'II ..,ru;ne P1aru; 1or a ga Ia a11 & " TERRO An t Kille r WI our Th1 Y! un!!: couple ute maklnK have l:!et=!n mude by th~ a~>.~H:clatbn , d t t lf.l homt ul Athrns whtr~ Ml an sevua 1 1arge " 8 ln]O" pl+}Ant. "tn 24 Hours• , •-·· ha 1 Denu ~ln 1~ l'lllplnytd 1Jv Uw Lit- ng So.a.uos ve ~ u=u eree Led and No tter how thick the unl<l lll'fl tk•J Co wlll be placed along North Secom: 10 l'm afr!iiLid not, darling.'" You're in your kitlll)Hn 0 pantry, lt!e bo1 or ' -" - -· Avenl.lt'' a~> al&o ~nn~u~ !d lh t . WhIt 1 'A 0 .9 Ill J.he " ''The'fllet'8 not gel, mother, Let'1 gardt~n 1 TERRO Ant Ktller will SlJitP~J!iii' Pt\PTV Mnllk" deeth ame&! · ,.,P 1 to Coney Island ipstea.d Sholl 1 1 24 1 an er orm.s .,.. amu "iiE~ ' ' c: ean t lem out In Joun or Ia~~. ment such Oil are ~en at la , ,; , , That'!! nur llfiSLtn·c, money-ba' I\ Rlscce Eatt.E>rtleld en let taln~d I~ afraid It 8 to? late to chang4 guarant~ <iet TF.UHI l t I with R surpi ase patty Saturday eve- street eamtvals and' fftlrs Will lie on our. minds. I'm afrald we'll ha¥e tct Ot uy. stree~ will bP free '• "'o "d hi m anu, she 11--··t·~· ..-• bY nlng at hl" home on Or~vel Hill lhe ~verythlng the """' out v;cst" she tw l' :otENORET t;UEMICAI. co. h(.mrms ttlP birthday aunlwrs:u-y many cllltwn• or Mldd~ ••knew that she wa11 sorry 1 "'lt'o" ,,ho,ulol;'t R1' l.OUI:"', M.O . u ~ A cr h1s wife The members 01 the have been tradinJ at • -I have decufed to •u · For ~ul+! by L~yal Be~ans class of the Chmch stare&. wht:re lhe aucUon .,.__ •'"rip "'"' • • STANSBURY DJUT(; ('() ef Chll!!t, fnmLlif'!! and Jrlendb we1e glwn No mouay will be taken aL guests About 55 wer(' prCRI'Ilt to UJll' of the stands foe llm~menll:i Cor ar(litnd Mill :-:ts. en)Ov the !lr>llghtJul eventnn nnd all ru~ 1 andi!M: g.ven aWl>\' -~MIUDLE!><H!T (~-~~--~'~ Rc~~hm1-nt.s w11e Ferved w111 be f'X~"'huhged only for U1to ECrlp ' ~~f::: ,:~d e.W!:an~ ~~th th! I' -··-··-·-·---··-·-·--·-··-·------·-¥--.....----···-··-"" I0 [ NAIR~ uCT ION Iled th~ ~ 5 0 2 I Maym Starling ~ - - - I ,1 ~ cuJlfioush Mrs Charle~> Barhett 1 Harry Wheeler . Arnold: ...Dicker801; 44 4 13 6 .. . ~ ree-bu.~~tt hitii- Hubbald - • Jund :Ha.told~a.rlilet o1 Galllpobs 2 I Extenaive Plana F o, Cafa K6ttlMcC lltl RB\' Neo.l Struck out b R 0 tl1 'b ·1 u Aff . C J d u o.,. , . -.-.. nut OaiJ.a&:her BWies 011 8fl ... eul 2 aJr omp ete By I Sta.rllnll- JifeOtdlougb'; Charle:l Bar- t~~t I Dally 'fr:ltipiO'S •'uhlo' ~ureau ·aw. 4. ThlfeJ'I PaN Benke a sooo l •- A1ldrc:.s your letter m the folio•· ma: way Mu"h or tile test.imony bnmghl out during Dr McKe nwtl's tilal t( • recond cleg!'$l mw'der W8B to th-:! effect that he did net lc ,c Ill mcther, that dlC did net love hlm, and that there was also itt.Lle love lcet betwe:m Mrs McKeown and her ether sen Dr A Rcynl MeKccwn. a phylilctan who aL~:> p. a~.:tle~ here Dr Albert McKt•own. howcvc L. t((.m8 to hn.ve been the favont , sen. lt was to him ~hat lihe looned lftr,le mnts or mcney a.url ll ww, fCJ his rokt' that Ehe Indorsed otl the face cf notes he gave h-Jr In the sum C'f $10,780 "l'J' l::e canc"lle<l - I I IMIIIUitlil ~·h""'' lt (ltl. ami the si:r:t you want. I!' and one It ~or~•· p~reful­ "'tder to ~e~p fa· ...., i• Nn. YIJf'l. Send 15 cents (in &tamps or r::oin) to Fash1on Burea~ Write carefullv aud plamly you" nan}e ~~~~ £1111 address, the number of the palt.etP ' I'TClMAI"It PPI~rf!NG . IQJ RECENT c~aea In Cleveland '!herein oome 70 people were poi~oned, •llpposedly as a result of eating berry pie, but •ll!Phaalz•• the ,fact that one can not be too careful as to Ills diet especially during the hott ~~~~~h~~:l montll• wMn foodstull'a so quickly change from S! which Is a builder of life · the direct opposite and become a po~t~vp men~c~ to I>• woat careful of Not Is tt 'If ~t public eating p;:~:.!~;~. themselves to •· an~ tn the t AU Ti•p, w.Mb cr~ •••tsJ. J ,lntlt•J i• r.,u •1141 '"• ,_,,.,'" , . How to Get 'f1w,u Patterns of ---- . * ' I THE WET AND DRY SITUATION ~~~~~~rfYork <464~·660' ; HE RECENT announcement of &~publican leaders that ~ · 30. Mounlabt· me " a plank calling for resubmisalon of the...._ wet and dry !;~-· Popula,r All lho pent~up flood of yt-"ar& uu ra; , t :ttntment ~~ .c.., luckerlngs question to the voters of the country, seems tQ the average 1.30, True Jc-sP. ltlen. Md{ccwn sa\d. and he voter, after all, to be a pretty fair. sensible thing' if they ~o~·R: seized h~ r •avagdy and b.1ngd her are to stand an even chance with the Democratic contlnHo""' head on lhe c')ncrcte. The Uent.t&L 10 05 ckdaJ -d h·:: dcc.s not remember "dllgent when election time rolls around :next fall. • ta.ll'l f1nn lh11. t point, tut ,medlet.t! If the Democrats were backing a dry man, it might be txamlnns ~uy the ~tman & he~~ at m) death · must have been bcaLn 1 ~pe ~ teq.J.Y the better part of valor and wisdom on the part of the a.. ThiS sl.ra,nse stocy of Ill! unl vctl upon I he MmCrcte publicans t<l do likewise but since it is yirtUIIllY &SI!UfC~ mcther wa.s al~o bc~'lle cut by th ~ sun she serea~d, before ure k~tlnicny cf lm.• hust;and. w. 0 . I Wl'rS cxth,l,cL. and T.a stifle her bora that the Democrat. will be extollng the virtues a wet M;e~w.n '18 y.ear cld t t rtl'i cries as ~CK'i:own $!i'\Ct be man. it Is hard to see just where tti~ Republicans can lose ~u ffi'!l. ') tnat<.hcd up a p~ of canvas from . ' ~tine. rewa. who Journeyed d • " by doing the same tbing. half ocnttuent to l::e the tlon an thrint o comet or It wlth his ord .. 1 M _ lnt :; he1 nwut.h to pa: her. Especially is this true in the light of even~!' ~· Ncen\ Wi{~a ma~o When McKeown's brain ciU~red, election• have shown. It Is a virtual impoosibillty for the and fc ht j..he -said. he looked "p to see hili ug ov: wife en the stl.trs. out and out irrevocable prohibittoniots"to ph1ce a p_rohibiWith her I~ r I "Oh, daddy," ahe scbbed, "money Uonlst In the ft~ld and do anything but JJet third place in ," tm't everything" r by ~ A ~ Roylil McKe:.wn mad he was ai::Ie to the presidential race. This being true, there are but tW<I eaQ •ll com·t.. In convince her that his mother had places for the wet as well as the dry voters to turn, the one declared It~ was "thO)= M";:,;:;;-.~;;-" In tl'e wcr·ld th t 1 ¥. died A.ocld -:.u tally Md thllt he had io the Democratic, the other the Republican party. If both l{ru':':u' ntt kllle::l h :o1· Lo win cancollatlou 9r tuc.h a creature All::crt McKeown when de· d the nctcs or h'~ she held. of theae are wet, the dry man is, accordina- to the tslang IH,<Vi"• flret came ro hl8 home en Bul hls mcthr.r h!Ld c:Jme l'JI the I saying. "Out of luck" and If these two parties nominate day In March when he kill ed \\ny frr:m Mu!!Catinc sc~ wr.eks h,ls mct.har, told them she hud f~o~l- ail t P.d McKccwn t() s.gn new dry men, then the wet adherenltl are in ~~· same boat. }en dOWil th~ bfl.seme11t &tlltll s • !f~C S.. ll~UUS Ibe Cl\0<:~111\t\Oil claUse However muc!J on~ mil¥ pll;~et "the trend 'of the times ;tJis wife a.b;:o decltlt'~d thh .slf:tfy 1~was \l:rn1.1oill1t <;uL at h1s trlal. Evlun this momentous queMttop", just at prc•ent ·it doe• appear was true Examinnllcn of ~he b\-' 4 dence or thls far.L, which might Jurles that cau&ed death, hoWever, have toon tCn£truc;d 11,s basis for th~t the pen!(q!.4~ , ts f,Jaln owaying toward the moist side. made thll voa'llli<ln nem unltk~l:V premediaUon, was found only a Whether it wlli 110 far en'lu~th or · atay long enouah to Dr Melteown at last cam-: cut ~i~ ehor~ time before McKeown's trlal ·etory b)-' whl ~ hi( swor~ for second decree murder h.a.d make IIDY ml>tqrlal difference to the dry adherents, • • throuahtut the ';rlal and which In K\Ul and teo late to chango UJ.e mt.tns to be seen. ' ' charge to rtnt df.JTt~. Chief D...~u- T In IJle Vleluta VolkBtheater YDlnBFVLLY LOYIII."t The paneled skirt and narrow paneled ~ltct of the bodice, com~ bme to aive the tip~ a taller .,.. pcarante. A ~~ I Mayo! Harley were also present • Harlowe Swisher, 'salary A communication frnm th!! con~ 1 Underselling store, aamillh~ tractor of the sewer job on oaavel Paul Swisher. salary 1-1111 m d ll ~outh Middleport wa~ P'red Lemley, salary vii~ ~~~ltr~~~~;~~~~~-' Thts smart day dreu hu 5bmmi111 quahties among its assets. Ki k G I I sWUng that tht> VIllage hold no SOuthern Ohio Electric Co drew first blood to go ahead and u amc Ueht.s 14 74 the second lnnlni when they sueBy Village work on tht' ~treets ~here ~;he sew~ u-.usbach Mot.or Co, repairs fJ to :.ceeded In bringing one run llCross ~ 4lr had been placed, using money W M Osborne. repairs 2 7'..!• the lJLte then the Hobson men obyt was unan1tno~>sly agreed b deslgnat.ed (or the contract.or Sev- J N Rathburn Sons flngs tuln~d one run In the Lhird fourth the r.oundlmcn or 'Middk•)OJ t rev"',;•'""'•lly thl•",,', u.nd rlbbonM J42pmd !iiXth innln&s Lo brlns the score ' """" • "" 1to lhelr !>ide of the ledger. The 3 18g<' t h at t I1e J)CI lion u! Rutland I '\I It!<! vl! ]nl!t- !>.I'OIIId do thhi nece~ ' 1to l score stood then um.ll the tlf((>t "'lthlll Ult' CDI)lOiaLC llmd , 'UIY WO!k 110 !.hat Jt woUld be un- 1 M:l~s Muty Park tetwneJ 8 .. 1-leLght.h ttame when the Creams obremalnlng unimproved ~ltould IJ L' necces.sory for him to retwn here duy ll t: m u h'\x Wl'!ek's vdt at N~w '~alned 2 iUns forclng the game Into 1InJ!n vf!d n11d TlPfl.h"ct to 0. '""' It"- Sollcit01 Stewa1 t adv~sed lhut 11 let- Ym k City, W.. shlngtcn. D C .. a deadloc:k idtnl<; on the western section of ter ~ written to the '-'<llltraetor E:.J.lt!mare and Cdumbus One extra lnnlnw- ot play was that. street eMY aecesa to tht:h glvmg thtt village f! dfftnse cr th~l: Mr . G f w ~~man un:le \lent neces'38.ry to complete the game rt1es, m the tnl>nt;hly , meetim: •1ctlar. o.nd wait tor rurthe, o.etlo.ll a11 cptrlltkn for the removal of and It was this mnmg that gave ay :everu"," n'r'¥: 1\t Ole city hll/- Mon- 111 ' m h im tc.nslls Monday evenlnK at 01 1the New York Central their need d 1' ·' Tt -was 1e 1.Hlrted thuL sevet(\1 woo Mau 6•s office at Pomeroy and Is led extra tWlS ~ ... ~ uh.: c·l! :•dr wJ.lk~-; In front. of l!t.tLms.\ o.lcng nicely ' Bennett was given his ba3e __ - · - - -~ - _ _ . __ _ lthrouah Battyn s error and wa.s j advanced by McElhl..nny's hit. Jenklns then hit scoring Bennett trom third base then Brlckles hit a long ~AUie of Work Done O T I Rutland Street To ceive Attention In N• F ear uture OBJECTION FILED • l = hilh fty Lo rllht field whloh wat Mn. WUU&rn Poldl!n m improv~ I ThE' \iiL.MOC8Jt1on lt.Ilnounoed th.a.t evenlne at the church for &bib' mutred by Hoe1Uch and the wln· lnf from • reeent llit1'iolM 1llnP3S4 1' mcne~ wtll be uaelesa next Prkbay meet1n1 Rev Hen\hornt" ot tbe ~:~ t~~ In ~ ~ Roberth On.y rt!• nllht and all an ad• bled. 1! thc:r Slmpaon y II: churr::h, Pomf'r'O)', their ha.ll of Ute tentll frame but. ..,. r erne a.t Rallll!ll~. j han liiLDY. to ln.ve It home wlU be the speaker that one run onl~ brouaht. the acor~ w Va-, Monday lifter a vUIIL wiLh Hundred& o1 dollar• worLh or Dlck Wiley or Glouster arrived cloler instead of fOl'IVl& &bead Mr and Mnl Horner E Cook nJuable merch!Uldlse, such a.rt ht•~. Mon~..v to IU8ume The New York ~tral team ob- The~ aUMtkd &raduaUon n.ercl- 1 bto.en Klven ...,...., at the auctions u opil!rat.or rcrr theIliAN dut.te. Y C here Ry. talnd but 6 htl.8 rrom Neal while at Olllo Unlveratt~ their brothe l hekl at ~ Muonlc Temple audl· He will ,rQale his home HI the Lhe Creams ba(reed 13 hlt.a truro Jo~ be1ns a. al'liiLduat.Eklrlum the put few montbs. will t ; Jamf'll &rlildfh' reeldence on M&1n pitcher Rothpb 'Word hu bun rer.etnd here by alvt:n away w the piLtronlzen of >~ ,., 1street N Y C AB R H E' rdatlvee that Yn Irvtn Spatrcrd merchant& ol Al1dc11eport. Max Sanboru JelL Monday ror McElhinny , If ~ 0 2 0 or Cclumbu"' f'&:;rd Otant hospl The aucUon wtll be;&:in promptly Akron for a vlslt wtt.h Mr ar.. d Mn Jenll:lns, ss 6 1 1 J tal TuHday w ~e Mil submit at 8 o'clock IKlmewhere <.n Nc1 Lh W H Berry and al110 to attend the Brk:klet, 2b 4 1 o o t.a .n major opentk;n on \l(edn~ Second avt:nue, wnUt: th .;- cum· eraduation exercl.ses or Sl Thomas Story, 3b 5 o o 2 1dll.y '~ r amullt'mem ~tknd'i Will be up_•nf>:l hollpltal. whlch wert held In the P1ckena, c 2 l :.i o I Dr and Mrs ~E' 0 dra..1y; ~ m.crUy att.er Cleveland auditorium Ashley, c :t 0 0 0 and Mrs Clarence ~uf-5... MrJt..[}. MIM Nora OLoee.n- 111 w at hl"l' Allensworth lb 2 o 0 l l f H\lJJUDel and Nr JOM' all " ' WEINER ROAST h<.me on Bouth Thl.rd avenue Bennett., cf 4 0 0 0 Lam::tl.sl.t'r wer~ the dlnm·r ILU!Lft.'> M188es su-Ua. Palmer and Pauline Mrs Robert Hysell of 'lllom,as Bennett, rf 4 2 I U , cf Dr and M1s U Z Juuke. ftlllin Tudt.uman b1tnt..!n€d a numoe:a vf Fork Is Improved D !Ditok? Lucky Suike can meet dtelaue fairly and squarely. For it hos IOived cbe problem. Lucl<ies' famous purl· o )'OU lying proceu removes certain impuritie• tbu are conc~aled in even the choicest, milde1r tobacm leaves. Luckies lTCated that process. Only Luddes hnc it! Do you inhale 1 Of course you do. !Vel')' smoker breathes in some part of the smoke he or abe draws out of· a dgamte. And oinceyoudohthalo,mokesure-moke obsolutelyJUre-yout<ipretteomokeispure -is dean-that certain impuritieahan beea removed, protectthosed~te membnoe~1 ··tt·s toasted" !!!!:'.!!"'!f!!!·E!!!•••bvw-•••e•'!l!l!! �• ' • "1'0.-cAT, Jt1H!: f , 1111 TIJVIDAY, Jt1l'fl: '· 1~81 .I Middleport - ..., ere,, N ews ___ ~ puRITyCR[AMS l OS£ 8y R cc [ D fI[l DINC IX*-: • their Iquett ot Lbe hJiher property in re1ponse \o the re-1 VU!.att, hacl plaoed a them and above the arade on which the adjo1n1nc wa.IU were laid. Tbla matter will be inveaU- · PUONI fSII.L Lpt.ed at onoe A motion wu mllde ba.nd "'"'- puaed to llliow the Middleport. and amy ___ such ~Me orpn!Jatlon t.hl! free u.ae I of the city ha.ll room for prac- 1 ~ dil3CU!i~ion In which It was known ttce sesslona provldlna the pla.oe be> that tht> council ot the vtll~~oge of kept orderly' and lUI ele&n ae 1 Pomeroy had spent consldenble slble money an their secUon of the street i No other bllllueu came before 1 _ and had reRa1ted and Improved 1t j the bOdy at thla aMembly and a mo- 1 0 th 't 0p ,_ More oonsldera.bly l.o the Middleport line. 1tlon tor a.djourrunent wu pa.ued U 1 ponenu The eastern portion or the st.reet is The bills, read and approved ftre Than Two to One But paved w1Ul brtek, whtctJ ends a fi;~W as follow>s · Ylt.ld~ ucm the corporaUon Une. IRowley & Reed suppnesror ' c ame way St commUWo~er , 23 40 -1leaving a smaJl portion unftnis.hed : which l.s alnwst Impassable As soon I w 0 Davis, 5100 paving brick 61 00 IN 10 INNINGS I William Steur. sa.la.ry . . 18 66 ' • • proveroent work will be' stMte<! Een P'ulu., Jr. salary 26 00 1Tilt Ia lntereabna In Re· Councilmen D11lard Clu ney, Moss- Ja.mu "'"'I McKnight. 00 Cl•pl"te Of Off•C 0 Ior ~ Harley "'l"'y salary ... 505 00 ,man and Blngham answered Lu the John Hawktns, ~la.ry . . Defenaive Work •roll Cilll, while Bee8<ln a.nd Brooks WIIIJa.m Robson salary 30 00 co.me lllter Solicitor Ste;\art and St Commissioners PI.Y roll 86 00 1 The Purlt~ Creams league lead- Virrinia N--•• I :.:.::.::~;=====;====;:===:.! ~Ill Ac [ G L M[ [ TS: 0Ec IDEs To IM~Rov[ ROAD ~~r~he:rot~~~~~sc:;~e~ m~~~ ' . "' ~ ""' eoa •L - .... I!..""' ~ .... Clmoiallft .,.,.. !loll - · _....."· ......... . . . .•. ......·' , ....... ...... ..... C11D1 MGDU. ........ , \''' , ~ By Sewer Contractor se~ : sacrifices of brok~R aplrlt: a broken and contrite heart. 0 wilt nut dupite.-Pealm 61:17. , are a Thou ANOTHER VICTIM NCE MORE it appears that the God governing the d<· •ire for fame and fortune has triumphed over saner reaoonfnir and claimed as his own, the life of another young, intrep(d' bllC fyolish avia!or who plated his,desires for fame, fo'rt'une, \vealtlt, above his love lor his wife and his del!jrl( even to ClllltiJIUQ <living. W1tat proflteth . a malt' tf he wjn the whole world and lose his ·Dwn soot, might well be used' as a text with ~ few ' ' ' ' slight clfanges'for theoe many people who gamble with death with their chances of winning so very Jllu~h than their cha_nces, ~ arriving safely at the other end o£1 their journey. . ' · Young l{ausner, in the prime ~nd strength of manhood, has sacrificed; if he Is lost, his all,for the pa"''ing fancy one might almost say, to gain fame as one who had oucce.. fully negotiated the Atlan~ic Ocean by airplane. It ha• been 'done, not so often, but often enough that •the world ha• already accepted the feat for what it is worth, but too often for mo•e fliers to risk. th~ir lives for the little lhat,)lji'Y.;fitfiT'U it [f ~hyr should be fortunate cnu~g~ to wW;I·I 1;, ·. .• •' ,r ' '"'rh"eir tte lifo, unltki "Ltndberghs, prove nothing the wr,q\d1!'f ~'t~qljaut\\'1'1 9f science, that is not a h-eady known. Wherefore then, do we allow foolish people tu neJ~I;I.J.t~ <Ji.~ ~~j' !lv\!8 ·r '· We have lawH which attempt 'fW.rsr"'f. ~ 'b ·i.! ~ I" ~O,Q J'< .II-,l;i • • to prevent peop e rom comm1ttmg suicldel Wheretn '" the difference here! Let us stop this fo~U~hness once · ~?lllents in and for all, now, until such tiJile as ?~ · lml'~ aeronautics is so great that an unu~\J*'f! t~'M,t ble circumstance is neceosary to defeat 'a ,(tat\"ft4 I ~lc trip rather than the reverse at present which ~ltelf~., (\nusual amount of favorable circumstances to .permit of.' l~ ~~· complishment. " The crisl.a ot the &tcmach p-o· duood a crLsls of the- brains In poUttc.al life the result 1.8 a.n unPletedentcd brutality of the Btrlte tetwetn th eparties. a::td tu1 uncaD- ·Itt ny &trentnbentug of radical 4aeL1on.a In cultural life the crisis bas had a destruc..Uve eft''!U upon the tht.atre aud concert. tUBtneM. cwJng to the lack of Ql0ll£:Y and mte~ of 1\ the ma,Jttlty of people, ILlld u far as the minority is cooc.erulld it mca.ru:; a growlnB lw.t:raenc~ to the PlU>t and COJUit'l'Vatbm in general VICllllil, the m(.(:ca ci music, has 1cce.nt1y t::.err many ccn<:erts ta-.tua piau beC4re E.mpty seats El' m ramcus artts~ llte ii.j.&t:.:.'ntBZlit o. Milstein IU't un.B.tUe to till the coaccrt hall I The theatrbi are either pla,ytna cheap ncpacrue, or hlstortca.l mma& There are bllt few ~et:ptlcns The cnly ~no worth .men.t.iot~ll is Ute dramatized vel'Bion ot Thecdor:! Drelur's "American Tragedy" with I I • Jc.&!!ph !Whiktkraut In thE lead.mw part which had a c:mslderatlc cncce~ I l I , At the neck, a cbanaiPC to~ch of ft11Jintnity is adckd by 1b{ sok Wl.it1 l~ce cal1ar. The orisio"l wa' iP DavY blue crepe ailk. Blaci: ·tert"""Y,PiUd, ' also prove •ti'Y c:h1c. • ~ • e' • . ."..:'' Printed r::repes and. tri11lc: sheer are also s\.dtable. ~ • 1•'"'" ~ Tim Nf. 1181 ••1 !1 .J. t•iNt4 Ill siSII Jl It 20 1111!114 J/. U /.2. }I ;, , ..., ,.,. IJ lt .., I.' ' ' 1cad, 1 ~·leated b~ • ,, ,_ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ·, here Sunaay ~ AB R H E Rothgeb P )'ot.al<; 38 5 6 4 Purity t~ Ailemo~worth, c Allensworth Oemoskey, cr 3b Jr 7200 ' ers. were the New Darst. c 18 00 1Yotk Central representatlveH In a 1Hubbard lb 2880 IBaU.yn, ss UI.Bo l hot contest Monrlay night by the Neat, p lsc;-~eob~: 1power or authority in ~ ~~:~c~ rf • b T t.al8 Th 0 0 0 0 I I . ~~~NO C~RNI~~L 11 :) ~ 5 5 5 5 1 1 0 1 0 3 3 2 I 0I 0 l18[ ~[l0[ fRIO~Y 1l a~ell, eov~rt, K~t~~~nMrs:~;!be~~·uh~~~:. Me~ !-;---()If Neal 3 N y Purity Ruthgt>b c 001 101 000 2-'i 010 000 200 l---4 D[NNI:iiON·II..4.RTU' l Ml.• s. Martha Grace Hartley daughter cf Allen Hartley of Lccu101 Bt1t>et, M ldd lepul was unit xi· m marriage .E'atmdoy lO Mr Glenn Dennl'lon cl Madison. W Va rhe ccrlmrn:r ww peiformed at lh{• Pn>.sUylt>rlan maw;e on wu~hlu ~~ t"J s1J'C€l Churlf-;t•m Mr~ Aile~· Winegar, ~!)Iter of lhe brldf' ~lid Mh Hull" c.reenway of Clmrll'f'~ 1c11 .Lrr lnJlll!llt'd th'!! m &lOCI& IOn STANDS ERECTED To Provide Plac~a 0 f Amuaement For Big Crowd Eapected 1 1 (ARE YOU BOTHERED I I R I id Y P~ 01 Sb I I I ° rse -·u _.,.,. . . I I ciie.U,Y' I aumy w•:!l made thfl bnla a new trlsl by tut MoP;tr ~ 'CCUW'!-1 s. YOU EYER ,.. " 't ' ' TO r By W$QN R. WAITE ' " S~wnee, Oklaho111• . W0111en !lre the beat judi.!"' of food. They knqw tl\at on(y the fineet of food proiha'c\f ttilt4verliled. Et:!!nomy b~~a been preJ!:bed mornin1, .poon a~td 11i1ilt qnti' until ev~body i• practicinr it. The re~u!t .. that there.;. v~ litt!e cheeiful talk. ' If • little of tile time Ul~ in dli• eci-m).m:r talk were 10ed i1!_1ettina aome of the people to 1pend i11 •t~d of ~~IIOIJli~,lt would h,lp tho C:olllltry'quite al!it on it. way to nqr' nllil "-••· ' . •" • ' " . •: ' . You 1hould pin your faith in YOIIr city, jull u your cit:r p1111 it• fai,"' 'in toa. · ~ lnall who anywhete. • ""'' '•lmow: wh.-e h~ I• When a city ma~ea tbe milta~e of 1oinl! into the eii'Clril' po"''" or l~ ib~inen,I.C· il ~1a1i111 in a &U4inell that abould be owned "'-ine11. Uaulljr ~e re~ult i•, 'W~en publicly ownelt; It i• left In the ll•na• cif the politlci&na who 1ener.llt, ~ee th.t it il no~y'• buaiqen but tbein. ' ' .. ' --- ' l~er 11!0114 remai._ on the ahelve• t~e ~., ~ ~e ~aa,l~ It ll ~o Jl!ove them. . alt•<trtilliJtl ket!.. ~~ IMYin1. ' .... 7 out of 10 smokers inhale knowingly -the other 3 inhale unknowingly( mla~t at trio heme r.f ¥11i 1 •••• _ . ._, I-•••--------- I I MINISTEKK, WIVES MEET 1 The Meigs ColUlty Ministers and their wives held a picnic .,_onday ' at the Elberfeld farm neal Tuppers Pla.ini 11. wa.s Lhe regular monthly I meeting or the Ministerial assocLa · \ tiOn and w11.s the last meeting until St>ptember About 29 were prel!ent I 1 I ENTERTAINS FRJF.NOS MIM Frances Roush e11tertam~d f1Jend11 and~· netohbors Uond"Y ~· .,. .. nlng at nei hotn@: on South Fifth o.venue blrlllday Mrs an~ ! mveJ'IIo(l.tjhonorlne of herthemblher • 1 Rou• h ~:JCei.ved many lovely 1rt nt · c,,...~ 1riendR RefreRh.ment.swere~ serv~ Jlt;,he cl~ of the de- 1 l'•'tful eve·n•- . •" ul Those present ftl't' Mesdames Wlll Hug~~:tns. Oscar Roush and daughter Pearl •fo4cKnlirhL · Val Reynolds. R B Lanaheall. R H ,, norden, F I Gardner. H 8 Curd Oeoree Russell and M181W!s Etta snd I ,._ --.rga.n;t Gaskli, 'Harriet Mart.in the honor guest ~d hostel!.'! g1ft"l I BEFORE ANY D&'JE A _DO THIS No one 1ikft a person who.. breott: is bod. ~be- sure to keep your breoth ~nd lUI• • you can do thlt 11"1 'ptclon. .' gargling with Listerine, the taf. · · anhsephc-lmproves niOU th hygiene, d'letkl. Infection .-L ond dett,_,1 odon lndanu.,. ·-• Co Lambert Pharmacal mpany, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A. HILl STE Rl N· E I ends halitosis I Lhe ~lilt 200,0~0,000 1er,rn1 The Loyal M-:;;- c1all8 Qf Church of Ol:'lrlst Will mel!t T.uHda} • 1 --L 1 - I I .... 4·H club wa, arternocp Jurrs 3 RalJ;h l::::::::-::::::::::::::::- fl!~ Chappelk "'Talbott Orave8, Gerald 'k.Melien, Shy Siler- _..._,. • lock of Athens Bhlrley S&uer Sam- 1 my Pultz, Clarence Root, George VanZa.nL, Calvin Relel'linan Ralph Prat.t. Arthut Lewis, Rap Pierpont of Well.ston and the hostew..s Do you inhale? Def!Me taken. made m.ovc toWit'd as.tn:>t liiLPP:J\1 bond, and t.b(;l cteq.ttst W'liiLS led a.lf"Q to jail to a.w*"L to .stl(lt.z'.a ~n. ' Touchy mnable!E.verrthinful*tl her She nctdsLydla E PLOkham s!JeeeubleCump.JUndto500thchcrncrvnand build up htt heal!h by ttl UHIIC .ICUQR. RoY '• tt! Prt'~Seeutar, Emmett G Lenlh.an Informed the Jury "Find this d.,remlant auUI.y or second degru murdor, or we wdl ask tcr a n~w trial, «<hat\liDIJ first and dt.llland the death pena dec"lred Ttl< Jury hoi.U'S and bl'QUiht :!h!SfQJil;~ A .r I. - .,.. • tr ' Hawkmll, Vu·a:mla Leonard,' Ruth Gra v1 VI ~ia r&:ma 8myle of Hamden, ', I to TO l ~u: ~~ ~~~~ ~~~· :~: 4 0 0 0 Eu~~:e ~~~~s-NBe~ ~ck;n~wlty Bi;l l · '~ Ba"fl"'' tOaon 1ttr.'l1Bh· Chuck ' KI.Jip or 1'PmP,Q EymWlneiar'N music tbr the occasiOn ' Tho6e lil'ilited were Frances Worman of Ga!Upo&, Evelyn Stew~ I The first big open 11.1r t.anhJl I and auction (Q be lfPOD~ored by tht Middlepcrt Businet.S Mt t's Assoclation Will be held next Frirtay nlaht on the .strEEI'I of Mlddleplft f01 the benefit or thORe who tro.dt' WITH ANTS? at thi' lceal litorU. Elh•'II ..,ru;ne P1aru; 1or a ga Ia a11 & " TERRO An t Kille r WI our Th1 Y! un!!: couple ute maklnK have l:!et=!n mude by th~ a~>.~H:clatbn , d t t lf.l homt ul Athrns whtr~ Ml an sevua 1 1arge " 8 ln]O" pl+}Ant. "tn 24 Hours• , •-·· ha 1 Denu ~ln 1~ l'lllplnytd 1Jv Uw Lit- ng So.a.uos ve ~ u=u eree Led and No tter how thick the unl<l lll'fl tk•J Co wlll be placed along North Secom: 10 l'm afr!iiLid not, darling.'" You're in your kitlll)Hn 0 pantry, lt!e bo1 or ' -" - -· Avenl.lt'' a~> al&o ~nn~u~ !d lh t . WhIt 1 'A 0 .9 Ill J.he " ''The'fllet'8 not gel, mother, Let'1 gardt~n 1 TERRO Ant Ktller will SlJitP~J!iii' Pt\PTV Mnllk" deeth ame&! · ,.,P 1 to Coney Island ipstea.d Sholl 1 1 24 1 an er orm.s .,.. amu "iiE~ ' ' c: ean t lem out In Joun or Ia~~. ment such Oil are ~en at la , ,; , , That'!! nur llfiSLtn·c, money-ba' I\ Rlscce Eatt.E>rtleld en let taln~d I~ afraid It 8 to? late to chang4 guarant~ <iet TF.UHI l t I with R surpi ase patty Saturday eve- street eamtvals and' fftlrs Will lie on our. minds. I'm afrald we'll ha¥e tct Ot uy. stree~ will bP free '• "'o "d hi m anu, she 11--··t·~· ..-• bY nlng at hl" home on Or~vel Hill lhe ~verythlng the """' out v;cst" she tw l' :otENORET t;UEMICAI. co. h(.mrms ttlP birthday aunlwrs:u-y many cllltwn• or Mldd~ ••knew that she wa11 sorry 1 "'lt'o" ,,ho,ulol;'t R1' l.OUI:"', M.O . u ~ A cr h1s wife The members 01 the have been tradinJ at • -I have decufed to •u · For ~ul+! by L~yal Be~ans class of the Chmch stare&. wht:re lhe aucUon .,.__ •'"rip "'"' • • STANSBURY DJUT(; ('() ef Chll!!t, fnmLlif'!! and Jrlendb we1e glwn No mouay will be taken aL guests About 55 wer(' prCRI'Ilt to UJll' of the stands foe llm~menll:i Cor ar(litnd Mill :-:ts. en)Ov the !lr>llghtJul eventnn nnd all ru~ 1 andi!M: g.ven aWl>\' -~MIUDLE!><H!T (~-~~--~'~ Rc~~hm1-nt.s w11e Ferved w111 be f'X~"'huhged only for U1to ECrlp ' ~~f::: ,:~d e.W!:an~ ~~th th! I' -··-··-·-·---··-·-·--·-··-·------·-¥--.....----···-··-"" I0 [ NAIR~ uCT ION Iled th~ ~ 5 0 2 I Maym Starling ~ - - - I ,1 ~ cuJlfioush Mrs Charle~> Barhett 1 Harry Wheeler . Arnold: ...Dicker801; 44 4 13 6 .. . ~ ree-bu.~~tt hitii- Hubbald - • Jund :Ha.told~a.rlilet o1 Galllpobs 2 I Extenaive Plana F o, Cafa K6ttlMcC lltl RB\' Neo.l Struck out b R 0 tl1 'b ·1 u Aff . C J d u o.,. , . -.-.. nut OaiJ.a&:her BWies 011 8fl ... eul 2 aJr omp ete By I Sta.rllnll- JifeOtdlougb'; Charle:l Bar- t~~t I Dally 'fr:ltipiO'S •'uhlo' ~ureau ·aw. 4. ThlfeJ'I PaN Benke a sooo l •- A1ldrc:.s your letter m the folio•· ma: way Mu"h or tile test.imony bnmghl out during Dr McKe nwtl's tilal t( • recond cleg!'$l mw'der W8B to th-:! effect that he did net lc ,c Ill mcther, that dlC did net love hlm, and that there was also itt.Lle love lcet betwe:m Mrs McKeown and her ether sen Dr A Rcynl MeKccwn. a phylilctan who aL~:> p. a~.:tle~ here Dr Albert McKt•own. howcvc L. t((.m8 to hn.ve been the favont , sen. lt was to him ~hat lihe looned lftr,le mnts or mcney a.url ll ww, fCJ his rokt' that Ehe Indorsed otl the face cf notes he gave h-Jr In the sum C'f $10,780 "l'J' l::e canc"lle<l - I I IMIIIUitlil ~·h""'' lt (ltl. ami the si:r:t you want. I!' and one It ~or~•· p~reful­ "'tder to ~e~p fa· ...., i• Nn. YIJf'l. Send 15 cents (in &tamps or r::oin) to Fash1on Burea~ Write carefullv aud plamly you" nan}e ~~~~ £1111 address, the number of the palt.etP ' I'TClMAI"It PPI~rf!NG . IQJ RECENT c~aea In Cleveland '!herein oome 70 people were poi~oned, •llpposedly as a result of eating berry pie, but •ll!Phaalz•• the ,fact that one can not be too careful as to Ills diet especially during the hott ~~~~~h~~:l montll• wMn foodstull'a so quickly change from S! which Is a builder of life · the direct opposite and become a po~t~vp men~c~ to I>• woat careful of Not Is tt 'If ~t public eating p;:~:.!~;~. themselves to •· an~ tn the t AU Ti•p, w.Mb cr~ •••tsJ. J ,lntlt•J i• r.,u •1141 '"• ,_,,.,'" , . How to Get 'f1w,u Patterns of ---- . * ' I THE WET AND DRY SITUATION ~~~~~~rfYork <464~·660' ; HE RECENT announcement of &~publican leaders that ~ · 30. Mounlabt· me " a plank calling for resubmisalon of the...._ wet and dry !;~-· Popula,r All lho pent~up flood of yt-"ar& uu ra; , t :ttntment ~~ .c.., luckerlngs question to the voters of the country, seems tQ the average 1.30, True Jc-sP. ltlen. Md{ccwn sa\d. and he voter, after all, to be a pretty fair. sensible thing' if they ~o~·R: seized h~ r •avagdy and b.1ngd her are to stand an even chance with the Democratic contlnHo""' head on lhe c')ncrcte. The Uent.t&L 10 05 ckdaJ -d h·:: dcc.s not remember "dllgent when election time rolls around :next fall. • ta.ll'l f1nn lh11. t point, tut ,medlet.t! If the Democrats were backing a dry man, it might be txamlnns ~uy the ~tman & he~~ at m) death · must have been bcaLn 1 ~pe ~ teq.J.Y the better part of valor and wisdom on the part of the a.. ThiS sl.ra,nse stocy of Ill! unl vctl upon I he MmCrcte publicans t<l do likewise but since it is yirtUIIllY &SI!UfC~ mcther wa.s al~o bc~'lle cut by th ~ sun she serea~d, before ure k~tlnicny cf lm.• hust;and. w. 0 . I Wl'rS cxth,l,cL. and T.a stifle her bora that the Democrat. will be extollng the virtues a wet M;e~w.n '18 y.ear cld t t rtl'i cries as ~CK'i:own $!i'\Ct be man. it Is hard to see just where tti~ Republicans can lose ~u ffi'!l. ') tnat<.hcd up a p~ of canvas from . ' ~tine. rewa. who Journeyed d • " by doing the same tbing. half ocnttuent to l::e the tlon an thrint o comet or It wlth his ord .. 1 M _ lnt :; he1 nwut.h to pa: her. Especially is this true in the light of even~!' ~· Ncen\ Wi{~a ma~o When McKeown's brain ciU~red, election• have shown. It Is a virtual impoosibillty for the and fc ht j..he -said. he looked "p to see hili ug ov: wife en the stl.trs. out and out irrevocable prohibittoniots"to ph1ce a p_rohibiWith her I~ r I "Oh, daddy," ahe scbbed, "money Uonlst In the ft~ld and do anything but JJet third place in ," tm't everything" r by ~ A ~ Roylil McKe:.wn mad he was ai::Ie to the presidential race. This being true, there are but tW<I eaQ •ll com·t.. In convince her that his mother had places for the wet as well as the dry voters to turn, the one declared It~ was "thO)= M";:,;:;;-.~;;-" In tl'e wcr·ld th t 1 ¥. died A.ocld -:.u tally Md thllt he had io the Democratic, the other the Republican party. If both l{ru':':u' ntt kllle::l h :o1· Lo win cancollatlou 9r tuc.h a creature All::crt McKeown when de· d the nctcs or h'~ she held. of theae are wet, the dry man is, accordina- to the tslang IH,<Vi"• flret came ro hl8 home en Bul hls mcthr.r h!Ld c:Jme l'JI the I saying. "Out of luck" and If these two parties nominate day In March when he kill ed \\ny frr:m Mu!!Catinc sc~ wr.eks h,ls mct.har, told them she hud f~o~l- ail t P.d McKccwn t() s.gn new dry men, then the wet adherenltl are in ~~· same boat. }en dOWil th~ bfl.seme11t &tlltll s • !f~C S.. ll~UUS Ibe Cl\0<:~111\t\Oil claUse However muc!J on~ mil¥ pll;~et "the trend 'of the times ;tJis wife a.b;:o decltlt'~d thh .slf:tfy 1~was \l:rn1.1oill1t <;uL at h1s trlal. Evlun this momentous queMttop", just at prc•ent ·it doe• appear was true Examinnllcn of ~he b\-' 4 dence or thls far.L, which might Jurles that cau&ed death, hoWever, have toon tCn£truc;d 11,s basis for th~t the pen!(q!.4~ , ts f,Jaln owaying toward the moist side. made thll voa'llli<ln nem unltk~l:V premediaUon, was found only a Whether it wlli 110 far en'lu~th or · atay long enouah to Dr Melteown at last cam-: cut ~i~ ehor~ time before McKeown's trlal ·etory b)-' whl ~ hi( swor~ for second decree murder h.a.d make IIDY ml>tqrlal difference to the dry adherents, • • throuahtut the ';rlal and which In K\Ul and teo late to chango UJ.e mt.tns to be seen. ' ' charge to rtnt df.JTt~. Chief D...~u- T In IJle Vleluta VolkBtheater YDlnBFVLLY LOYIII."t The paneled skirt and narrow paneled ~ltct of the bodice, com~ bme to aive the tip~ a taller .,.. pcarante. A ~~ I Mayo! Harley were also present • Harlowe Swisher, 'salary A communication frnm th!! con~ 1 Underselling store, aamillh~ tractor of the sewer job on oaavel Paul Swisher. salary 1-1111 m d ll ~outh Middleport wa~ P'red Lemley, salary vii~ ~~~ltr~~~~;~~~~~-' Thts smart day dreu hu 5bmmi111 quahties among its assets. Ki k G I I sWUng that tht> VIllage hold no SOuthern Ohio Electric Co drew first blood to go ahead and u amc Ueht.s 14 74 the second lnnlni when they sueBy Village work on tht' ~treets ~here ~;he sew~ u-.usbach Mot.or Co, repairs fJ to :.ceeded In bringing one run llCross ~ 4lr had been placed, using money W M Osborne. repairs 2 7'..!• the lJLte then the Hobson men obyt was unan1tno~>sly agreed b deslgnat.ed (or the contract.or Sev- J N Rathburn Sons flngs tuln~d one run In the Lhird fourth the r.oundlmcn or 'Middk•)OJ t rev"',;•'""'•lly thl•",,', u.nd rlbbonM J42pmd !iiXth innln&s Lo brlns the score ' """" • "" 1to lhelr !>ide of the ledger. The 3 18g<' t h at t I1e J)CI lion u! Rutland I '\I It!<! vl! ]nl!t- !>.I'OIIId do thhi nece~ ' 1to l score stood then um.ll the tlf((>t "'lthlll Ult' CDI)lOiaLC llmd , 'UIY WO!k 110 !.hat Jt woUld be un- 1 M:l~s Muty Park tetwneJ 8 .. 1-leLght.h ttame when the Creams obremalnlng unimproved ~ltould IJ L' necces.sory for him to retwn here duy ll t: m u h'\x Wl'!ek's vdt at N~w '~alned 2 iUns forclng the game Into 1InJ!n vf!d n11d TlPfl.h"ct to 0. '""' It"- Sollcit01 Stewa1 t adv~sed lhut 11 let- Ym k City, W.. shlngtcn. D C .. a deadloc:k idtnl<; on the western section of ter ~ written to the '-'<llltraetor E:.J.lt!mare and Cdumbus One extra lnnlnw- ot play was that. street eMY aecesa to tht:h glvmg thtt village f! dfftnse cr th~l: Mr . G f w ~~man un:le \lent neces'38.ry to complete the game rt1es, m the tnl>nt;hly , meetim: •1ctlar. o.nd wait tor rurthe, o.etlo.ll a11 cptrlltkn for the removal of and It was this mnmg that gave ay :everu"," n'r'¥: 1\t Ole city hll/- Mon- 111 ' m h im tc.nslls Monday evenlnK at 01 1the New York Central their need d 1' ·' Tt -was 1e 1.Hlrted thuL sevet(\1 woo Mau 6•s office at Pomeroy and Is led extra tWlS ~ ... ~ uh.: c·l! :•dr wJ.lk~-; In front. of l!t.tLms.\ o.lcng nicely ' Bennett was given his ba3e __ - · - - -~ - _ _ . __ _ lthrouah Battyn s error and wa.s j advanced by McElhl..nny's hit. Jenklns then hit scoring Bennett trom third base then Brlckles hit a long ~AUie of Work Done O T I Rutland Street To ceive Attention In N• F ear uture OBJECTION FILED • l = hilh fty Lo rllht field whloh wat Mn. WUU&rn Poldl!n m improv~ I ThE' \iiL.MOC8Jt1on lt.Ilnounoed th.a.t evenlne at the church for &bib' mutred by Hoe1Uch and the wln· lnf from • reeent llit1'iolM 1llnP3S4 1' mcne~ wtll be uaelesa next Prkbay meet1n1 Rev Hen\hornt" ot tbe ~:~ t~~ In ~ ~ Roberth On.y rt!• nllht and all an ad• bled. 1! thc:r Slmpaon y II: churr::h, Pomf'r'O)', their ha.ll of Ute tentll frame but. ..,. r erne a.t Rallll!ll~. j han liiLDY. to ln.ve It home wlU be the speaker that one run onl~ brouaht. the acor~ w Va-, Monday lifter a vUIIL wiLh Hundred& o1 dollar• worLh or Dlck Wiley or Glouster arrived cloler instead of fOl'IVl& &bead Mr and Mnl Horner E Cook nJuable merch!Uldlse, such a.rt ht•~. Mon~..v to IU8ume The New York ~tral team ob- The~ aUMtkd &raduaUon n.ercl- 1 bto.en Klven ...,...., at the auctions u opil!rat.or rcrr theIliAN dut.te. Y C here Ry. talnd but 6 htl.8 rrom Neal while at Olllo Unlveratt~ their brothe l hekl at ~ Muonlc Temple audl· He will ,rQale his home HI the Lhe Creams ba(reed 13 hlt.a truro Jo~ be1ns a. al'liiLduat.Eklrlum the put few montbs. will t ; Jamf'll &rlildfh' reeldence on M&1n pitcher Rothpb 'Word hu bun rer.etnd here by alvt:n away w the piLtronlzen of >~ ,., 1street N Y C AB R H E' rdatlvee that Yn Irvtn Spatrcrd merchant& ol Al1dc11eport. Max Sanboru JelL Monday ror McElhinny , If ~ 0 2 0 or Cclumbu"' f'&:;rd Otant hospl The aucUon wtll be;&:in promptly Akron for a vlslt wtt.h Mr ar.. d Mn Jenll:lns, ss 6 1 1 J tal TuHday w ~e Mil submit at 8 o'clock IKlmewhere <.n Nc1 Lh W H Berry and al110 to attend the Brk:klet, 2b 4 1 o o t.a .n major opentk;n on \l(edn~ Second avt:nue, wnUt: th .;- cum· eraduation exercl.ses or Sl Thomas Story, 3b 5 o o 2 1dll.y '~ r amullt'mem ~tknd'i Will be up_•nf>:l hollpltal. whlch wert held In the P1ckena, c 2 l :.i o I Dr and Mrs ~E' 0 dra..1y; ~ m.crUy att.er Cleveland auditorium Ashley, c :t 0 0 0 and Mrs Clarence ~uf-5... MrJt..[}. MIM Nora OLoee.n- 111 w at hl"l' Allensworth lb 2 o 0 l l f H\lJJUDel and Nr JOM' all " ' WEINER ROAST h<.me on Bouth Thl.rd avenue Bennett., cf 4 0 0 0 Lam::tl.sl.t'r wer~ the dlnm·r ILU!Lft.'> M188es su-Ua. Palmer and Pauline Mrs Robert Hysell of 'lllom,as Bennett, rf 4 2 I U , cf Dr and M1s U Z Juuke. ftlllin Tudt.uman b1tnt..!n€d a numoe:a vf Fork Is Improved D !Ditok? Lucky Suike can meet dtelaue fairly and squarely. For it hos IOived cbe problem. Lucl<ies' famous purl· o )'OU lying proceu removes certain impuritie• tbu are conc~aled in even the choicest, milde1r tobacm leaves. Luckies lTCated that process. Only Luddes hnc it! Do you inhale 1 Of course you do. !Vel')' smoker breathes in some part of the smoke he or abe draws out of· a dgamte. And oinceyoudohthalo,mokesure-moke obsolutelyJUre-yout<ipretteomokeispure -is dean-that certain impuritieahan beea removed, protectthosed~te membnoe~1 ··tt·s toasted" !!!!:'.!!"'!f!!!·E!!!•••bvw-•••e•'!l!l!! �• ' • ' • ,. .. .. I " I • TtiPIDAY, JUNE.,, "' J~ ,. fo1\ttlf!J CUIH'( ,;.:::r·.··..:··:::•!.."::: - WII!Jl ao ~· bot -dOC IIWUldi alont the hlshw mo....,.tat& ....... now oble rot ln.iJse;u':iri 1n .;;;; 1 "' . 1!-lol E.,.... to · • 1?::n dWould Fl......tNot · To '. - us "' t\'..... Of 1111atare Thoulimd& <&i men~r tan')" ecboal lb'l oomp!eDon 00 coat aleeYe. :f:j~t;,i:~::.: I ttul\ tbe._, • :Bolllc!_,. ., ""- vx-ts Say D it""& T.-.~....... FUl th-:r . . .....,. ..... June 6-INs--Japo.n h~ sr wculd e ...,..•.,. of ·• well-known no · - · to 1ee1 d'· u.......... ...tu_r•~-· •.... even nn.\'al movie actrlla MYf he has been thcua,h the whole On!ted Stat-es 1C'f !be forled Into leadtn1 1 double 2 ae NavY be ~tationed m ·the Pacific. wculd l:e oJmea are eo bani Jt tu:ea two wive. nt.IIL, •in .pneraJ, Ia Ute rea.ction Th" 1 f , ,to support blln here to ~ at&tmamt that ·the ~ n er-~~ i& I I Op 1\U. Down 'l'lle Th 'h ....~.: .. "' ~~ '' l'i~era' Q'~'" a Innocent bUll""' lOt ahot .•• , ._ . at 'the oouniry. f>i8ht. .e<mo ....,.,. . mlotoOk him for her huab&nd. . Flit ._.,...: .· 3P,Mttt:;f'S CR,ACK - I ·:;~o:q1 , · rcaular Atlantle P::ttt. might m.ove 11. matt .. ~ of .III:IUIJJ u: Ptlm =.t;_~ha'hates 1 A romantle young c - liP~ 11peot jlts t:1:: : tc tlJC P,. :::\lc Ccast 1Ja.po.n Just wh£-re ·- : ' t w~ tM idea the lut weet~end 7llarnuaglfll' the F.:•!lt:<AII c.;bGuv.:ss ptint!d out I Jket is 8tationed 1'lpie f~ w!w jou.r."Yed to lhe field ... .rt w2"ll "''lllk\'.'101'01' ao <!~Ping Mi::n ...ay evenand hiib ·~ Seein' Isn't Believin' . VEU;' NM''' Ei.ht 111!11111• n: I • British Open tn EX-· OlOI[RS UJSl INTUl5TIN~ Till lU ~'~ 'f[llOW.S . 7-'nlt , ..... tn .tllainl a man you'd mtver NeD 111GR ~...._., before . •mQUoi1 ;plnUM IIXtra 01rl: Well, It wu aa dal'k J\&lt lrll,.:ued & ·I OOUldP't tell Who lt wu. lhachme whldh II ·- - the lueiW. U'• 1-Witchboard IQ :rt 'l'lle .,.._..,., Of fte Til& DAU..Y TR1l111!111, POadi\OY, OBJO. um: T·h e SHry of ton was Sunday. A served to the . from ~thlet~:. iTa and Mrs. Us, Mrs. . ~ HI .4i);) won the n<~tio nal rJTll'n at Oakmont In 11'27. and on Above are tbe 11rree"AmerieaD profeulonala who coa- that occasion Gt·ru· ·~ defeat wp due to one bad round. ttltllte oar IDQ!ilnc 8rmJ tn th• 1932 Bridah open MacDonald Sm1th, ~he remaininlf man of th<! trium· If cbamploDOblir,.to beal• OD IUJio 6 at Pri•..'• rirate, ia the o\cl(·st of thl' trio (he il ju11t fortyl, but Llab, 8col1aDd. Uf tho thno. ..If esporta .....do many experts &IIIH: rl that he i1 the mo11t stylish R"'>ifer. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS G... tbe llloet 1._17 to auo. the coveted Mac has been consistently ]lns:ed ln his climb to ~o\f tltk 1 eoane. the!' uy, Ia made for SarueD supremacy, bul there are a sui-prisinll: number of AMERICAN ASSOCIATION I ud · trloi=bi adTaa.tap over TommJ' Annottr, golf fan s in the world who would rather watch him Tcledo 5, Louisvllle 4. the ~ O!r .. It requires powerful long IWing a club wilh that effortless ~ate of which be il Cni..v came s<.UOOU.:e<J. \iene it a put lllUter. Sarazen muter than f':.'llow a whole battalion of champions. , irDD lbo&a. U ~_!..~-~ .~ ~~~ Armour when the latter EXHIRITION Mrs. H-n ThomPSOn wlls vis· 1 from Ky., Tuesday e~enin &. Phlla.detphia (A.I 5, C,nctnnaU Mrs. Cha.s. Hysell ~ ~ smncwliat lUng hEr ~tster , Mrs. O:>ra L liCO IN.) 1. Wcdnesrla.y. . . Improved. New York. (A.I 10. Rammonas. Mr11. Fred Roush was visltJr.g ner • Totals . . . . . ... , 33 3 8 34 l'l G Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hawkln co (Orand Rapids, Mtch .l o. • Brown reached rlrBt wMn th,e were cautng on Mrs. ~Den Hycoell mother. Mrs. Tom Rot13h Wednes- · catcher tnterferred w1th hll bat lu dar. Bunda.y. Frank Sayre of Florida was vlslt.NATIONAL LEAGUF. l\4Tli. Qeo. Moore, Sr. l~ very Ill. Uw ucond. Pflll&delphla 15o, Brooklyn , , Oold.le Ma.e Moore was calling on mg Clarke Sayre recently. Oak Roush and wife were Sunda.1 Only aame scheduled. Mlss Letfhe!.t Sunday . AMERICAN LEAGUt: Clay Ev&na and Wife were r'llling gue~~IJJ of Fred Kaylor and wtfe. Henry Cunningham, wife, son and No gomee scheduled . on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hy5ell Swlr mother and WUlard Rickard of CoSy FRAI'iiK G . M.JO.!:KE.. day evening. lumbus were vlslLI.ng Mu. Bertha ~eavy J1ittias F~il• to Aid INTi:H.N.\TIONAL I.EAGUE INS Sport." !::;iJtor I BeaLrice Moore returned home Rickard Monqoy. Newark 13, .Ball.iruore 8. one day last weeK . Team Swamped l>y Phil. Jersey City D, Reading 7. New York. JWle 7- IN&-Da\'e Mrs. Homer tl :t~~· kms received Bancrott:s resignation as ccach oi news ot i.~1e ~.:~::n il o~ uer rowun. ~---..--,••,...____~.___,___ ,_,._ -.. -....-·-·-----• lieo,l5to7 . -1.., GAMES 'rODA Y tb£ New York Ol8Dl8 if!emfi to be Mrs. Henry Massar or Monkrv Run. By l.EB CONKLIN · tht: tlpcff that somethlnl mol'e INS SpOlt.s WriLer !tMEitiCAN ASSOCIATION ' than il1nt~ prompted J -::h:-. Ml!· New York. June '1--IN E--lt'" ~ Milwaukee at ColumbW!. qfA"!' to .t~.s. l.n · ~~ f!'Uillq ~:·\al ganUBtill c-C where the Brooklv.II Kansas Cily at Toledo. r.pon~: , . Gt. Paul a.t IndiAnapollll ~~& flnl!!h 1n the pennant McQraw, •n his valedictOry, stat· Miss Ethel Grim wa~ the Sumh1Y Mlnnea.pcills at .Loulsvutc. ~ble. It lwcomes plainer daily 1 cd 'that h.M talked the mat!er guest.. of MiHs Helen Clarke. that th!lr pur<"tilire of Ha~k Wilsan at. hi~ :;~r over wltb prctiident Henry Blc::kard. wife and daugh ·\ J,aQl the St. Louts Cardinals f·:>.r Cbnks t!ham, and that. "we l.er Jesste .. Mr. Curry, ~life and, two 1 $.$!~ .,,. a prol!loble !nv"!bn""!'· :lCI'Eed . pn 'ferry, who. I think l!.Ons. Mra. ana Humphrey and t"''o - ~ aa a "haa · b.a.~ t.ver)': lineation to make a I!Ons. Mrs. Gebhart and one cou11 and ( Ee&IDP his hcntC daughter ot HuntUJfiiLon ~ere guestli · su~l' -tnaF-r.'' · or Wes Ro\Uih an\i [am,lly Sunday. 11 •.• .,_,....,.w ~J 5011 Of "'ftte '" ~e· ~wolilyh~:~ . n.~ · ~~G 11t · ~ \0 be Ole lCf!lMn;. Beatrl.ct Tho~pllOll and chU o:~t...,r.,,.., U.icriM T-• I'UI ~, .....1 ~ by t~ft _...., ~- c 'P.',ld&Y ~~:~,· ll 1 1,o; c..'~l ,1 were vlatt\D@: M\68 Faye Hott- .ru.u.r~~~eo•''""•'o'"~'" •l...,.,~~:oo:••:tM. ~ . ,,., • JSQ(': · ... r.aJ& he agreed un dren man Thursday. loawla dn.ao. fo.ewa ili,.. on~ pmti!CU re"r ....w. M, ,... wttn 1 ''1\!IJ'"'~~i\+..,.t;nl •, bade afft- 1\~ ' Tc;i. p, i'bitb :Was a .strunp thing Missefi Zelia. and Ellen Rickard ..,..,ll•"'',.,.ppm1'"'"'"lrtJ•y...-.,..,.:i.clll<i•""-" mly f.o O'Dou! amoug the Brookb-n !!"•to~._•\t, [..::1'1Mc<li-a\V t.n do, ul')less. oi course we.e gue!!ts or Miss' Evelvn Ro ~ h frt.leo. lilly •hiop , .... ~eed .,.;lh II•• ...;"«-.....,... . ~ US ...,. ..., -"'' • ""Me.,..,11, t.. .. bo:n ~ C... regulars Lu battillB'· h~ Was forwd Into agreeing. d S In homers. WU6ctl Which, licrllap's, wns what hap ~ un ay . B'nnle HoHman, wol• and ohll· whole club with. a. total dren were \l'istting Rube Rlckrml : · INTERNATIONAL LEAGlJt: cludlnR the twc he cjou!ed Fer we find .Bancroft r~ph1;1, Sunday! ! '1 • rt . To'"VntO at Rochester. I Ire: F~UUes yesterday. t~ It'll& a!t., ll(cO'r&:w and· t.n11t.ead La Vmw Roush. Wilbur . Wall<er I . M~ntreal nt Bu,ft'aln ·hot ·wea-Lhu baby !Old has paled rr l'~ lng tour at his old chieftain. HalT)' and Holly Sayre, Cu1 son . Jet;£-;!Y City n~ Roo:adl.l& six of hla round-trippel'l5 in fbe la~~t. D'Ave ho::ked up with John who Rolllih were giie.sts of Harry Slaals 1 Newark u l Baltimore. ·w~k. unat ed a J:>b tor him. Sunday. Each one elf t.ho&eo cttcutt. clouts •WhY did McGraw quit? ~~~.~. -~ .. ~·-~- ~~----~ ) FIGHT RESULTS Wi11 · ~ worth. about a tl>"""'"d I With lh:lrl38 grown dJ.smal ttu::. hueD at the BrockiY•l box oftlee By luternal wnal NEw~ E~rvlce rear in the matter d n:celpt~ and dw:tng t.he next. few wookB If the At Ne\f- Y'crk-Mikl Gclb oul· II~:J team standing, and with Me~ Dcdger6 can make any of a p::lntEd RaY Meyen; (10) draw drawing dcwn a small fer· droent shewing ngainEt t.hc WC6tcn1 At Elin Fra.ncilico-Fr~d Lenhart, tune in the matter of Ealary, whil:clubs which start thdr l.nva.sion Taocma, Wash ., hrnv\'WCtsthl, C~· uhl'!blc tc {live the team his whole tf'doy. 'lhc Brooklyn raGs l'l.re cltmned Paul Swiderski. Syrac~ atOCnticn . It Is not diJJicult to :Jolng for Hackodt!mus t.l a &tg way N. y .. tJOJ. · iJna.!Jme that u~ /'(:tnebcdY cffeN=d and each add!.Uonal homer wUI '--------- , the ttwught lhllt Juhn ought t.o Identity of Mana8sa M:wler's Lovely Companion Hidden mak~ the turnstiles. hum mQfc "th 1'h W 1 vamccse so that. he wukl have all WI merrily. e res' era lht time netded to rela.."< and Bl\'(.; ·Under Cognomen of "Ros ita Gonzales.'' Both in ~ckly11 (aces the Cub$ 'tcda.Y. At New York-.etanlslaus Zl;oyszko ht.s sinus a ('ha:.l~ to grow better Reno, but Deny Romance. ~~e Reds make Ultlr t '.'w tn New threw Justine aualdl. Ckvrland l~tnd better. Yrrlr:, Bost ~n en1 ~rtain.s thti Carc'l'- 9: :m. And, as as cconcmic afterllicught ~flals and Plttsbut'lh opens in It was det'med ,best to have a p~­ fhlladelphlll. blg ~aniiBU · lbe ccat Is WJ;.s. · ~.\ the American L-::a~ue, the u.ttern cluluo: sLa.lt lhdr first We6 ~ trrn lJip wUh the Yanke~-; invading D.!trctt. Wtt ~ htngt : n plnymg j Emerson W'cil. EJiaabeLh BILSII, the Whtt-3 Box. Phlludclphlo. cpen~ 1 Ouss VanNest &nd ramtly attended I 1Decoration services at Chester , ~~~g In Cle~l&nd the R::d S;.x J)061nf the Browns. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sa.unders and .. his Wllson·a two homcn; failed to Oalsle Saunders ca.Iled on leephena hdp Brocll:lyn yer; Lertiay. th·? McEihenny Monday. Mrs. Enullett ma b;etn& swamped by !he • Brlckles and ramJIY and Warrick I 15 to '1 ln the cnly gam:: .~ch : d ul l!d i.(tdklft' were dinner giJt!lllts. j~ thl" major8. Chuck KJeln, Glean Llo:rd Blnclare and family were Wriuht and Lerl~ O'D cul ak : hil. vi&lting on Searwallow Ridge Tuesho:-men. J cc Ehautc. tiP rwoet dow. 1 r.tt~•1lnJ tr.:1or. ws.s: {jff key ami the ·D ale Perry went to Athen& Co., 1 qua~ ahelled hlm off the mound for a fenr; days. I 1 ~n the third lnntm. and Mn. Jeft' Violet reoelvect n::n Hurst ~r th.e Phtl-5 1lad a work that Mrs. Herbert Violet an" perfect day at bat. Q:t:ltln'J f:: ul' vf da4ih~r o( Tens had arrived in bJ! t~m'f. Zl hits. The D;cJ1ers got · Ohio for a vlstt wr~t.h relatives. , ~.,'dye ss~et~s c.ff C:: llln:. ::md Bob PetTy and ·t.,mily or Athena Cowlty were viBitlng Jeff VIolet 1 !!-::;.· Th1Usday . ~vera! from here attended thF . tfj_lL"tANN RELF..\S£0 ! bal\ ~amc at Htlmlock Grove Frlday (Jlneip:l\aU, 0 .. Jun ~ 7- JNS·. afternoon. Iftt.rrJ HeUmann. fQ;mcrly IJO(l or = ' - - ' -" - - tile . creates\. sluggers ln b' ; ln~u ~ ba!eball, has tr.cn Qlvf!n hi£ uncm· dltknal rclea:£e by the Ciuclnnat.i Reds, (( llowinR hi'S fit! lure LL stage a comeback after a v~ar·~ !11 1~..s. .US .306 CLASSIFIED ADVERTiSING SECTIO 'N Wilson Adds '(wo Home Runs To List Of Clouts 12c per IIIJe. Type 'like tbia (10 pL) Ule per\D . !Alo,.g ,,.~ Pi,tchl"g Rood T}'pe Uke thla <'1 p~) .D'Ic per llDI. (& 1verap worda m1U 1 llDe), 2. I OonaecuUve tntel~n~ for prlee 01 ' ' : ' No adV'Jrtlsement Will be tak~ fot Lilu than a minimum charie q1 t""ntJ·five centa for eaoh !nler- tton. Tbe M Wll:er wW ll&diJ .-.t YOQ IWPI'S HONORS tf ~e&lred, 10 that ~~ 1 opJ 1'0f • ·H obart Pulton, son of Mr. 'lond 10Ul &d Ill PtttJUecl 1n ·~ - Mr11. 101rl P . PUlton, Will one or 3, ma.nner ae to brlq \.be lfea\at. RYi 1'r'Cml '"'e JState of Ohio award result. to rou. 14· the S.te.:JI'armer desree ., the ""he pubUaben wtll M rurotlllblt m1ly for one Incorrect lnlertlon or any advertlaement. Errora In ~dVfrl"l&ement:S 8h0U)Q be r:port.ed Immediately. . I' '=I ~~-~~~~~~"!r~:tJ~~ clt.Uon ·of ll'utun Pa11men of .. Am- eticl, laat FrU:tay. · · • 1 L' GOSPEL 'I'&II.UN.tOifE MBf:T·j . ., DIG8 VOl<ITil'o'U1: For Sale, Mit.c. Evongeltatk: mt.ct.ln~ OI\ ·HannJt.'~ l&wn 111 Ea.Bt GalUpolts ·whttlh. · ~:1 i I-.."'.Jittose 1~ t¥l'nl' condur-ted under the RlJ!i• ·I· POR SALE - New WcsLitlihOUSC ):l!oes "Ol the ";.totnt PJ~11141t M!!fl4 Electric Rcfrlaerator, '1.:;!8 cu.n. len 'WJil ·r,onftnue anot.hM \W:i!k ~d WUI sell at cost. Ollmo1·c Auto (Cncludc whh an adJ ~If ~eeitng Supply, Court St. 6-4 8t and brutket 'dinner aund&y. ·- - - - - - - - The aroUI'l<M wero .tJJJoongcd with , FOU. SALE- While \bey la~:~tl a large Cl'C'iJd !Jut ti!Jht. TweJyo 1 Cherrle:; at the dd (jpera h ouse, were converted at the meetlnJ. ,,..._ _-.., J;'~ mcroy, .•unc Rtb. At uld PJSL Rev. J, K. l'tlrmill o. -boy ~v~nrelkt Offit:r, Mid'U ~p : ·t Jl'u :: 9. $2.50 frr.m Qak 11111 and· Rmt. R. E.' - ~~ m1t ~·~ 1.rin:c:kman fl:Cifl Welch, w. va .. FOR SAl.E-QOOd -.kroey cow rot· wlll be ~e a;.;eclal 11peakc.ra. TI\C sale . 0. D. Peeples. 006 E. Main ~~r , famU .. \lJII! itltl th" ·M' r~.tau St. , Pomeroy , Ohio. 8-7-3t ~tr ng band. with lnlJ~'o. E'·:::·vk • 'ticiJnnlnc tit 18 o'clook ooch ~vr. ntru 4 .,.. . :r-··· ."·A.~l e~ · . ... ·' · "- ~·· ~~ !. - . , ~· I • I •• oAr£ ' ;I., J :• , ' or= 'J'HE: AcEs -·~. Pf!R80l<IALB .J •• ..-· liLir. o.nd t,t.rs. Utomud ! 1381 houn, have tM:~en .flalttna 'rtlatiYes In Wellsville lllifld ll'ait •LI¥eirlk»dl. YoLING HUIC:LEIG WJ.Io HAS BEEN A BIG AIN'T rr mE TRUnl! -·· ... • .srewqq~~Jfh•J~~n• MI.I~T litl!.l':l.ll\-Y ., .....,. ·--·· -' 1-!EI.P 'T'o 'THE CUBS'" lo\U~JAIG c6ePS! -- .. .. ,. • 1.2. King Ft>:~turM s,.ndlc:at~. tnt. (Oft It Brllala r'Jhll r~rwed. I Buy neckties with what it saves" I LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE · I""""· "'rah:iOd RtDTO~M~H• -:-:-c--- SHINING LIGHTS 25' Lina Basquette, Screen Queen, Dempsey's New Heart Attack . * * * * * * \ I prloes. and the la\.ten itiliCher, ·H . .~; Ph .ne 011-L. 1 C. Meredith, Mal11 St., Pomeroy. : I "- !iltaml untver· In:. or •"'f'' · hort YIIIIMonlloy morn· \1 G, •WJ:ftlNG'" ra nd Eteet.rl(;air: lll(lOirln-:t. JRec&oltable .a I :J:~r , PLUMBIN of!: "THE ' l he 'l I Mr. Qlltl Mrs. lioward Neal and FOR RENT- House. G ruomB, bath, 80n, Liriaoln a.nd 'Mn. Llnnlc Dw;l1 basement. :123 Second St. In ~ ~pent Sunday at the JohDaon Jor',de quire Omcc Horton or Phone lnear Ironton. 1tla,pt. a.nd Mrs. O'JOrge Hamllt.on lll · X O·'I'..Ut and Mr. and Mn Ned Ha.milt.on F.:::-~ RLNl - Fcur nnd flv·:~ room visited wlth friends at Chawu:ey apP!'tmcnt;, c::nlt'Blly lt"Cated, Sunday. 1 me;clcm <"rnvenlmccs.. •lO·OO per ~. ·and Mr&. 0 . a . Het~-riDK of 1· month in advonce. aau 34~-1\. •Cdlunibus. wer~ Sunday ·•U3tta of -;'0::"·1_·_61_.-:"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •:t,ls:•.,~a .Mfs. 'P. A. 'Hullbw. • John '0Une& &r¥1 ;O}fde' ·IDIOiB 1 W~otte<l- • .. Vernon W., Va. .soh I For Rent- .~,.... - t . I ..... • • FAMED YANKEE" 'I'WIIe!.I/JQ SIAFF WHICH scoraEp ~r.!. GI~IGHT Sf.lUI:OUI.S IN ·fflAY! I ·-... ~====~~ .__.,;...;._ _ _ _ By JURDIN BURNLEY_,;_._ _ _ _ _, a ~utive tmerttonl lor price ot .. · There May lie I ·Something In This After All H~k (12 pt.) :E:. »....-• ------ tPapble Ia A4ftADI:J Type like tbil I .. I. mE DAILl' TBIBIJN& I I (,'berry f'idge �• ' • ' • ,. .. .. I " I • TtiPIDAY, JUNE.,, "' J~ ,. fo1\ttlf!J CUIH'( ,;.:::r·.··..:··:::•!.."::: - WII!Jl ao ~· bot -dOC IIWUldi alont the hlshw mo....,.tat& ....... now oble rot ln.iJse;u':iri 1n .;;;; 1 "' . 1!-lol E.,.... to · • 1?::n dWould Fl......tNot · To '. - us "' t\'..... Of 1111atare Thoulimd& <&i men~r tan')" ecboal lb'l oomp!eDon 00 coat aleeYe. :f:j~t;,i:~::.: I ttul\ tbe._, • :Bolllc!_,. ., ""- vx-ts Say D it""& T.-.~....... FUl th-:r . . .....,. ..... June 6-INs--Japo.n h~ sr wculd e ...,..•.,. of ·• well-known no · - · to 1ee1 d'· u.......... ...tu_r•~-· •.... even nn.\'al movie actrlla MYf he has been thcua,h the whole On!ted Stat-es 1C'f !be forled Into leadtn1 1 double 2 ae NavY be ~tationed m ·the Pacific. wculd l:e oJmea are eo bani Jt tu:ea two wive. nt.IIL, •in .pneraJ, Ia Ute rea.ction Th" 1 f , ,to support blln here to ~ at&tmamt that ·the ~ n er-~~ i& I I Op 1\U. Down 'l'lle Th 'h ....~.: .. "' ~~ '' l'i~era' Q'~'" a Innocent bUll""' lOt ahot .•• , ._ . at 'the oouniry. f>i8ht. .e<mo ....,.,. . mlotoOk him for her huab&nd. . Flit ._.,...: .· 3P,Mttt:;f'S CR,ACK - I ·:;~o:q1 , · rcaular Atlantle P::ttt. might m.ove 11. matt .. ~ of .III:IUIJJ u: Ptlm =.t;_~ha'hates 1 A romantle young c - liP~ 11peot jlts t:1:: : tc tlJC P,. :::\lc Ccast 1Ja.po.n Just wh£-re ·- : ' t w~ tM idea the lut weet~end 7llarnuaglfll' the F.:•!lt:<AII c.;bGuv.:ss ptint!d out I Jket is 8tationed 1'lpie f~ w!w jou.r."Yed to lhe field ... .rt w2"ll "''lllk\'.'101'01' ao <!~Ping Mi::n ...ay evenand hiib ·~ Seein' Isn't Believin' . VEU;' NM''' Ei.ht 111!11111• n: I • British Open tn EX-· OlOI[RS UJSl INTUl5TIN~ Till lU ~'~ 'f[llOW.S . 7-'nlt , ..... tn .tllainl a man you'd mtver NeD 111GR ~...._., before . •mQUoi1 ;plnUM IIXtra 01rl: Well, It wu aa dal'k J\&lt lrll,.:ued & ·I OOUldP't tell Who lt wu. lhachme whldh II ·- - the lueiW. U'• 1-Witchboard IQ :rt 'l'lle .,.._..,., Of fte Til& DAU..Y TR1l111!111, POadi\OY, OBJO. um: T·h e SHry of ton was Sunday. A served to the . from ~thlet~:. iTa and Mrs. Us, Mrs. . ~ HI .4i);) won the n<~tio nal rJTll'n at Oakmont In 11'27. and on Above are tbe 11rree"AmerieaD profeulonala who coa- that occasion Gt·ru· ·~ defeat wp due to one bad round. ttltllte oar IDQ!ilnc 8rmJ tn th• 1932 Bridah open MacDonald Sm1th, ~he remaininlf man of th<! trium· If cbamploDOblir,.to beal• OD IUJio 6 at Pri•..'• rirate, ia the o\cl(·st of thl' trio (he il ju11t fortyl, but Llab, 8col1aDd. Uf tho thno. ..If esporta .....do many experts &IIIH: rl that he i1 the mo11t stylish R"'>ifer. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS G... tbe llloet 1._17 to auo. the coveted Mac has been consistently ]lns:ed ln his climb to ~o\f tltk 1 eoane. the!' uy, Ia made for SarueD supremacy, bul there are a sui-prisinll: number of AMERICAN ASSOCIATION I ud · trloi=bi adTaa.tap over TommJ' Annottr, golf fan s in the world who would rather watch him Tcledo 5, Louisvllle 4. the ~ O!r .. It requires powerful long IWing a club wilh that effortless ~ate of which be il Cni..v came s<.UOOU.:e<J. \iene it a put lllUter. Sarazen muter than f':.'llow a whole battalion of champions. , irDD lbo&a. U ~_!..~-~ .~ ~~~ Armour when the latter EXHIRITION Mrs. H-n ThomPSOn wlls vis· 1 from Ky., Tuesday e~enin &. Phlla.detphia (A.I 5, C,nctnnaU Mrs. Cha.s. Hysell ~ ~ smncwliat lUng hEr ~tster , Mrs. O:>ra L liCO IN.) 1. Wcdnesrla.y. . . Improved. New York. (A.I 10. Rammonas. Mr11. Fred Roush was visltJr.g ner • Totals . . . . . ... , 33 3 8 34 l'l G Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hawkln co (Orand Rapids, Mtch .l o. • Brown reached rlrBt wMn th,e were cautng on Mrs. ~Den Hycoell mother. Mrs. Tom Rot13h Wednes- · catcher tnterferred w1th hll bat lu dar. Bunda.y. Frank Sayre of Florida was vlslt.NATIONAL LEAGUF. l\4Tli. Qeo. Moore, Sr. l~ very Ill. Uw ucond. Pflll&delphla 15o, Brooklyn , , Oold.le Ma.e Moore was calling on mg Clarke Sayre recently. Oak Roush and wife were Sunda.1 Only aame scheduled. Mlss Letfhe!.t Sunday . AMERICAN LEAGUt: Clay Ev&na and Wife were r'llling gue~~IJJ of Fred Kaylor and wtfe. Henry Cunningham, wife, son and No gomee scheduled . on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hy5ell Swlr mother and WUlard Rickard of CoSy FRAI'iiK G . M.JO.!:KE.. day evening. lumbus were vlslLI.ng Mu. Bertha ~eavy J1ittias F~il• to Aid INTi:H.N.\TIONAL I.EAGUE INS Sport." !::;iJtor I BeaLrice Moore returned home Rickard Monqoy. Newark 13, .Ball.iruore 8. one day last weeK . Team Swamped l>y Phil. Jersey City D, Reading 7. New York. JWle 7- IN&-Da\'e Mrs. Homer tl :t~~· kms received Bancrott:s resignation as ccach oi news ot i.~1e ~.:~::n il o~ uer rowun. ~---..--,••,...____~.___,___ ,_,._ -.. -....-·-·-----• lieo,l5to7 . -1.., GAMES 'rODA Y tb£ New York Ol8Dl8 if!emfi to be Mrs. Henry Massar or Monkrv Run. By l.EB CONKLIN · tht: tlpcff that somethlnl mol'e INS SpOlt.s WriLer !tMEitiCAN ASSOCIATION ' than il1nt~ prompted J -::h:-. Ml!· New York. June '1--IN E--lt'" ~ Milwaukee at ColumbW!. qfA"!' to .t~.s. l.n · ~~ f!'Uillq ~:·\al ganUBtill c-C where the Brooklv.II Kansas Cily at Toledo. r.pon~: , . Gt. Paul a.t IndiAnapollll ~~& flnl!!h 1n the pennant McQraw, •n his valedictOry, stat· Miss Ethel Grim wa~ the Sumh1Y Mlnnea.pcills at .Loulsvutc. ~ble. It lwcomes plainer daily 1 cd 'that h.M talked the mat!er guest.. of MiHs Helen Clarke. that th!lr pur<"tilire of Ha~k Wilsan at. hi~ :;~r over wltb prctiident Henry Blc::kard. wife and daugh ·\ J,aQl the St. Louts Cardinals f·:>.r Cbnks t!ham, and that. "we l.er Jesste .. Mr. Curry, ~life and, two 1 $.$!~ .,,. a prol!loble !nv"!bn""!'· :lCI'Eed . pn 'ferry, who. I think l!.Ons. Mra. ana Humphrey and t"''o - ~ aa a "haa · b.a.~ t.ver)': lineation to make a I!Ons. Mrs. Gebhart and one cou11 and ( Ee&IDP his hcntC daughter ot HuntUJfiiLon ~ere guestli · su~l' -tnaF-r.'' · or Wes Ro\Uih an\i [am,lly Sunday. 11 •.• .,_,....,.w ~J 5011 Of "'ftte '" ~e· ~wolilyh~:~ . n.~ · ~~G 11t · ~ \0 be Ole lCf!lMn;. Beatrl.ct Tho~pllOll and chU o:~t...,r.,,.., U.icriM T-• I'UI ~, .....1 ~ by t~ft _...., ~- c 'P.',ld&Y ~~:~,· ll 1 1,o; c..'~l ,1 were vlatt\D@: M\68 Faye Hott- .ru.u.r~~~eo•''""•'o'"~'" •l...,.,~~:oo:••:tM. ~ . ,,., • JSQ(': · ... r.aJ& he agreed un dren man Thursday. loawla dn.ao. fo.ewa ili,.. on~ pmti!CU re"r ....w. M, ,... wttn 1 ''1\!IJ'"'~~i\+..,.t;nl •, bade afft- 1\~ ' Tc;i. p, i'bitb :Was a .strunp thing Missefi Zelia. and Ellen Rickard ..,..,ll•"'',.,.ppm1'"'"'"lrtJ•y...-.,..,.:i.clll<i•""-" mly f.o O'Dou! amoug the Brookb-n !!"•to~._•\t, [..::1'1Mc<li-a\V t.n do, ul')less. oi course we.e gue!!ts or Miss' Evelvn Ro ~ h frt.leo. lilly •hiop , .... ~eed .,.;lh II•• ...;"«-.....,... . ~ US ...,. ..., -"'' • ""Me.,..,11, t.. .. bo:n ~ C... regulars Lu battillB'· h~ Was forwd Into agreeing. d S In homers. WU6ctl Which, licrllap's, wns what hap ~ un ay . B'nnle HoHman, wol• and ohll· whole club with. a. total dren were \l'istting Rube Rlckrml : · INTERNATIONAL LEAGlJt: cludlnR the twc he cjou!ed Fer we find .Bancroft r~ph1;1, Sunday! ! '1 • rt . To'"VntO at Rochester. I Ire: F~UUes yesterday. t~ It'll& a!t., ll(cO'r&:w and· t.n11t.ead La Vmw Roush. Wilbur . Wall<er I . M~ntreal nt Bu,ft'aln ·hot ·wea-Lhu baby !Old has paled rr l'~ lng tour at his old chieftain. HalT)' and Holly Sayre, Cu1 son . Jet;£-;!Y City n~ Roo:adl.l& six of hla round-trippel'l5 in fbe la~~t. D'Ave ho::ked up with John who Rolllih were giie.sts of Harry Slaals 1 Newark u l Baltimore. ·w~k. unat ed a J:>b tor him. Sunday. Each one elf t.ho&eo cttcutt. clouts •WhY did McGraw quit? ~~~.~. -~ .. ~·-~- ~~----~ ) FIGHT RESULTS Wi11 · ~ worth. about a tl>"""'"d I With lh:lrl38 grown dJ.smal ttu::. hueD at the BrockiY•l box oftlee By luternal wnal NEw~ E~rvlce rear in the matter d n:celpt~ and dw:tng t.he next. few wookB If the At Ne\f- Y'crk-Mikl Gclb oul· II~:J team standing, and with Me~ Dcdger6 can make any of a p::lntEd RaY Meyen; (10) draw drawing dcwn a small fer· droent shewing ngainEt t.hc WC6tcn1 At Elin Fra.ncilico-Fr~d Lenhart, tune in the matter of Ealary, whil:clubs which start thdr l.nva.sion Taocma, Wash ., hrnv\'WCtsthl, C~· uhl'!blc tc {live the team his whole tf'doy. 'lhc Brooklyn raGs l'l.re cltmned Paul Swiderski. Syrac~ atOCnticn . It Is not diJJicult to :Jolng for Hackodt!mus t.l a &tg way N. y .. tJOJ. · iJna.!Jme that u~ /'(:tnebcdY cffeN=d and each add!.Uonal homer wUI '--------- , the ttwught lhllt Juhn ought t.o Identity of Mana8sa M:wler's Lovely Companion Hidden mak~ the turnstiles. hum mQfc "th 1'h W 1 vamccse so that. he wukl have all WI merrily. e res' era lht time netded to rela.."< and Bl\'(.; ·Under Cognomen of "Ros ita Gonzales.'' Both in ~ckly11 (aces the Cub$ 'tcda.Y. At New York-.etanlslaus Zl;oyszko ht.s sinus a ('ha:.l~ to grow better Reno, but Deny Romance. ~~e Reds make Ultlr t '.'w tn New threw Justine aualdl. Ckvrland l~tnd better. Yrrlr:, Bost ~n en1 ~rtain.s thti Carc'l'- 9: :m. And, as as cconcmic afterllicught ~flals and Plttsbut'lh opens in It was det'med ,best to have a p~­ fhlladelphlll. blg ~aniiBU · lbe ccat Is WJ;.s. · ~.\ the American L-::a~ue, the u.ttern cluluo: sLa.lt lhdr first We6 ~ trrn lJip wUh the Yanke~-; invading D.!trctt. Wtt ~ htngt : n plnymg j Emerson W'cil. EJiaabeLh BILSII, the Whtt-3 Box. Phlludclphlo. cpen~ 1 Ouss VanNest &nd ramtly attended I 1Decoration services at Chester , ~~~g In Cle~l&nd the R::d S;.x J)061nf the Browns. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sa.unders and .. his Wllson·a two homcn; failed to Oalsle Saunders ca.Iled on leephena hdp Brocll:lyn yer; Lertiay. th·? McEihenny Monday. Mrs. Enullett ma b;etn& swamped by !he • Brlckles and ramJIY and Warrick I 15 to '1 ln the cnly gam:: .~ch : d ul l!d i.(tdklft' were dinner giJt!lllts. j~ thl" major8. Chuck KJeln, Glean Llo:rd Blnclare and family were Wriuht and Lerl~ O'D cul ak : hil. vi&lting on Searwallow Ridge Tuesho:-men. J cc Ehautc. tiP rwoet dow. 1 r.tt~•1lnJ tr.:1or. ws.s: {jff key ami the ·D ale Perry went to Athen& Co., 1 qua~ ahelled hlm off the mound for a fenr; days. I 1 ~n the third lnntm. and Mn. Jeft' Violet reoelvect n::n Hurst ~r th.e Phtl-5 1lad a work that Mrs. Herbert Violet an" perfect day at bat. Q:t:ltln'J f:: ul' vf da4ih~r o( Tens had arrived in bJ! t~m'f. Zl hits. The D;cJ1ers got · Ohio for a vlstt wr~t.h relatives. , ~.,'dye ss~et~s c.ff C:: llln:. ::md Bob PetTy and ·t.,mily or Athena Cowlty were viBitlng Jeff VIolet 1 !!-::;.· Th1Usday . ~vera! from here attended thF . tfj_lL"tANN RELF..\S£0 ! bal\ ~amc at Htlmlock Grove Frlday (Jlneip:l\aU, 0 .. Jun ~ 7- JNS·. afternoon. Iftt.rrJ HeUmann. fQ;mcrly IJO(l or = ' - - ' -" - - tile . creates\. sluggers ln b' ; ln~u ~ ba!eball, has tr.cn Qlvf!n hi£ uncm· dltknal rclea:£e by the Ciuclnnat.i Reds, (( llowinR hi'S fit! lure LL stage a comeback after a v~ar·~ !11 1~..s. .US .306 CLASSIFIED ADVERTiSING SECTIO 'N Wilson Adds '(wo Home Runs To List Of Clouts 12c per IIIJe. Type 'like tbia (10 pL) Ule per\D . !Alo,.g ,,.~ Pi,tchl"g Rood T}'pe Uke thla <'1 p~) .D'Ic per llDI. (& 1verap worda m1U 1 llDe), 2. I OonaecuUve tntel~n~ for prlee 01 ' ' : ' No adV'Jrtlsement Will be tak~ fot Lilu than a minimum charie q1 t""ntJ·five centa for eaoh !nler- tton. Tbe M Wll:er wW ll&diJ .-.t YOQ IWPI'S HONORS tf ~e&lred, 10 that ~~ 1 opJ 1'0f • ·H obart Pulton, son of Mr. 'lond 10Ul &d Ill PtttJUecl 1n ·~ - Mr11. 101rl P . PUlton, Will one or 3, ma.nner ae to brlq \.be lfea\at. RYi 1'r'Cml '"'e JState of Ohio award result. to rou. 14· the S.te.:JI'armer desree ., the ""he pubUaben wtll M rurotlllblt m1ly for one Incorrect lnlertlon or any advertlaement. Errora In ~dVfrl"l&ement:S 8h0U)Q be r:port.ed Immediately. . I' '=I ~~-~~~~~~"!r~:tJ~~ clt.Uon ·of ll'utun Pa11men of .. Am- eticl, laat FrU:tay. · · • 1 L' GOSPEL 'I'&II.UN.tOifE MBf:T·j . ., DIG8 VOl<ITil'o'U1: For Sale, Mit.c. Evongeltatk: mt.ct.ln~ OI\ ·HannJt.'~ l&wn 111 Ea.Bt GalUpolts ·whttlh. · ~:1 i I-.."'.Jittose 1~ t¥l'nl' condur-ted under the RlJ!i• ·I· POR SALE - New WcsLitlihOUSC ):l!oes "Ol the ";.totnt PJ~11141t M!!fl4 Electric Rcfrlaerator, '1.:;!8 cu.n. len 'WJil ·r,onftnue anot.hM \W:i!k ~d WUI sell at cost. Ollmo1·c Auto (Cncludc whh an adJ ~If ~eeitng Supply, Court St. 6-4 8t and brutket 'dinner aund&y. ·- - - - - - - - The aroUI'l<M wero .tJJJoongcd with , FOU. SALE- While \bey la~:~tl a large Cl'C'iJd !Jut ti!Jht. TweJyo 1 Cherrle:; at the dd (jpera h ouse, were converted at the meetlnJ. ,,..._ _-.., J;'~ mcroy, .•unc Rtb. At uld PJSL Rev. J, K. l'tlrmill o. -boy ~v~nrelkt Offit:r, Mid'U ~p : ·t Jl'u :: 9. $2.50 frr.m Qak 11111 and· Rmt. R. E.' - ~~ m1t ~·~ 1.rin:c:kman fl:Cifl Welch, w. va .. FOR SAl.E-QOOd -.kroey cow rot· wlll be ~e a;.;eclal 11peakc.ra. TI\C sale . 0. D. Peeples. 006 E. Main ~~r , famU .. \lJII! itltl th" ·M' r~.tau St. , Pomeroy , Ohio. 8-7-3t ~tr ng band. with lnlJ~'o. E'·:::·vk • 'ticiJnnlnc tit 18 o'clook ooch ~vr. ntru 4 .,.. . :r-··· ."·A.~l e~ · . ... ·' · "- ~·· ~~ !. - . , ~· I • I •• oAr£ ' ;I., J :• , ' or= 'J'HE: AcEs -·~. Pf!R80l<IALB .J •• ..-· liLir. o.nd t,t.rs. Utomud ! 1381 houn, have tM:~en .flalttna 'rtlatiYes In Wellsville lllifld ll'ait •LI¥eirlk»dl. YoLING HUIC:LEIG WJ.Io HAS BEEN A BIG AIN'T rr mE TRUnl! -·· ... • .srewqq~~Jfh•J~~n• MI.I~T litl!.l':l.ll\-Y ., .....,. ·--·· -' 1-!EI.P 'T'o 'THE CUBS'" lo\U~JAIG c6ePS! -- .. .. ,. • 1.2. King Ft>:~turM s,.ndlc:at~. tnt. (Oft It Brllala r'Jhll r~rwed. I Buy neckties with what it saves" I LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE · I""""· "'rah:iOd RtDTO~M~H• -:-:-c--- SHINING LIGHTS 25' Lina Basquette, Screen Queen, Dempsey's New Heart Attack . * * * * * * \ I prloes. and the la\.ten itiliCher, ·H . .~; Ph .ne 011-L. 1 C. Meredith, Mal11 St., Pomeroy. : I "- !iltaml untver· In:. or •"'f'' · hort YIIIIMonlloy morn· \1 G, •WJ:ftlNG'" ra nd Eteet.rl(;air: lll(lOirln-:t. JRec&oltable .a I :J:~r , PLUMBIN of!: "THE ' l he 'l I Mr. Qlltl Mrs. lioward Neal and FOR RENT- House. G ruomB, bath, 80n, Liriaoln a.nd 'Mn. Llnnlc Dw;l1 basement. :123 Second St. In ~ ~pent Sunday at the JohDaon Jor',de quire Omcc Horton or Phone lnear Ironton. 1tla,pt. a.nd Mrs. O'JOrge Hamllt.on lll · X O·'I'..Ut and Mr. and Mn Ned Ha.milt.on F.:::-~ RLNl - Fcur nnd flv·:~ room visited wlth friends at Chawu:ey apP!'tmcnt;, c::nlt'Blly lt"Cated, Sunday. 1 me;clcm <"rnvenlmccs.. •lO·OO per ~. ·and Mr&. 0 . a . Het~-riDK of 1· month in advonce. aau 34~-1\. •Cdlunibus. wer~ Sunday ·•U3tta of -;'0::"·1_·_61_.-:"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •:t,ls:•.,~a .Mfs. 'P. A. 'Hullbw. • John '0Une& &r¥1 ;O}fde' ·IDIOiB 1 W~otte<l- • .. Vernon W., Va. .soh I For Rent- .~,.... - t . I ..... • • FAMED YANKEE" 'I'WIIe!.I/JQ SIAFF WHICH scoraEp ~r.!. GI~IGHT Sf.lUI:OUI.S IN ·fflAY! I ·-... ~====~~ .__.,;...;._ _ _ _ By JURDIN BURNLEY_,;_._ _ _ _ _, a ~utive tmerttonl lor price ot .. · There May lie I ·Something In This After All H~k (12 pt.) :E:. »....-• ------ tPapble Ia A4ftADI:J Type like tbil I .. I. mE DAILl' TBIBIJN& I I (,'berry f'idge �u• ,. " Y, .' • • tJCi!f. :_ I( J'OU Yf ~ ., of e>Dally I e . ,. ' 0 ICENSE 0 . , haul! Clint 011 e , haul COUNT ROAD F D a. W. ,hauling gra eL l.91'J. J .' . D. HarthtKer, Pay Brlctge llh tn, n Utw .. . ... .......... wilotk ! ••• .. : ... : .. : . o . . m' w, . ' .'. . . . at ine1, bent ' � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 7, 1932 carnahan flemming lewis roush walker