https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d5939bdce44178e224cbc34e99afe607.pdf 470645d33b47196503456048f5db8c3d PDF Text Text . -- / I ' ~ l • .. " • of OldenbuJih. clolel1 related to the Ruull1l Imperio! fiiiiiiiT, bon! tocla7 at tile Prince Alexander PITTUUaGB PRODUCE .I I ~! H AH C ~L WEATHER READEP.S' NOTICE - It yon want the Newo Office of The Dall1 Tribune, call 236-L; I( the Bnslneq Office ask for 202-R. Sepk 8-Ilj'B-Poult.ry tJ \.t~ A pupil of Puteur he founded the alflacty, demand. t&IJ!, aupply modtr- ace o1 • lnaUt.ute of e•perimeatal ~Cb:MI at<J colored bt111 16- 11 . Ieahorn In RUISia and o!'J&Ilbed a mfodltal hel).l 100-12, eolof'td sprln.,en 15· service dllf'lnl the, World War 18 , leJborn sprlngert 12- I&, J"OOISt;,. - l ' " St IJ~ ) TIIV!I8DAY, IIE1"''':MHl\ I, 1!112 I( • I I ·~· '""'~ OH I 0 S H T, ~l.(j :-4 ""f' FORECAST~ Pair llllihtly wanner In souttl LOn llfhl Sat urday lner ea!lna Saturday night ~~ol >ly ~thow t>n; ers 10- U, d~s t0-1:1, 1eeae 1-10 Butter markft steady, dematid fair, aUpply moderat.l!! ; 92 seme 21 3-t, 89 SCore 11 t-il, 88 IKlOre IB 1·3 ltaD9A1 d J(l 3-t Essa market firm. demand 1ooc1 supply modi-rate, ftrat nearby C:W'· rival d their pare'lt.&. tent reoeipta te-n: freUl extra The jowney to ColumbUA ~ wu tints 19- 20, helliU'e)r whl~ ez. ()1M! trouble l.fter anrsther ," the truJQ-22 , So 0 W Va Ky curglrl8 Hlated to loclkl authoritle& rent recelpt8 1$ a he ctU!lcul ties reached a .climax Vegetables tomatoes markflt about last nlaht when the Jlrla tried to seady demand slow. supply J.ilht!leep In a eomfteld near Lexing- nearby 8 qt.. chip buke~ 15·35. New ton. 0 but were dnven to a hay. Yorlt lu1 bona 6x6 and laraer 35-40 Cabbq;e mar.ket about steady, stvck by cold wtather _/ 'Then a hone had to come a10n1 demand slow, supply llght, neJrby and eat our cover oft','' one of the bu baskets 50 New York bulk pel· barrel 800~100 10 lb sack 'JIS 80 atrll 5B.Id The llrla had only t2 which lhey lb saclt 85 50 lb llack 40 etarted out from Cleveland FARMERS PLAN Bl • •••• •••• I \ GltAJNS ELECTRIC THEA1'RE, Pomeroy, 0. Thursday and Fliday, Sept. 8-9 "MIWON DOLLAR LEGS" Jack Oakie, W;-C. Fields, Andy Clyde, Ben Turpin Comecly "Succe11" Saturifay, Sept. 10 "RIDIN' TORNM>O" Tim McCoy, Shirley Grey Comedy "Of'AII People" Boat, Crowded With Workers, Goea to Bottpm of River FORCE OF BLAST Blows Bodie• To Shore Aa Well Aa In Rivel'; Many Injured By J4M.EB L K1LOALLEN INS Staff Corrt:HMmdent NLW YOlk Sept. 9-INEI-- T went.y ciEht wmkment were f'ff lld o~hlv jured in the h011p1u.. s and a~ undttermtncd number misslng aF the result of a sudden expl061on tod·w aboard the steamer • Obser- vation ,_t tn the En.st river off 13uth l'he vessel was carrying 150 wclkrnen to Riker's Island The steamed l>lew up as lt was backln8' uut of Jt.a .slip and f!ll.nk almUt t Jmmedla.tely, \ J'l)e death, injured and mtsslng by Police Ocmmlsp • Mul>coonoy tell Created in Fashion's Tenderest Mood ... t/Z£5e 1/we1 ' were moJe {or o! / ') To Make Declaration l __ OU! I Path" Michael Luce ket in Full Q/ou •• ~ ' c~: ~,c~c:~ ~- I '' 'l lor your toes, So well do they ~t, vou w1ll think that they were made especially for you. . ·: Si-ett-tiffick Shoes \ C'J!JilANY new end interesting interprdlltlons of the son's approved footwclll' fashions s-,•. arc ~aented by the three lov~ly m~dels s~Ctdw:d here. litscinatiilg ' new leathers .snd lctthcr combinations offer variety thtt permits easy 'expression of lr)clivi~ualk~. r• l ow • ACTION AND HEPORE """' .. ,oro FREE! FREE! A "JUMBO" Tablet for the gchool boys and girls buying Red Goose Shoes. Guarl'nteed to wear. Price $1.00, $1.96 and $2.95 "lbe V0.1111 Shoe omo. POadaoY, 1 \ ';: '.f:Y t; V: I \ ~ If-., Jn+ ~l:'u J / J 's:~r a·~d '*5 ' • .' Goose the style ¥OV·~Ikc best as each embodies the rmpotWnt ttfcnHiic futures wflro~ assure restful support and perf~ fitiins qtialitics. I • HART~~~ ~~N~Tt ~QY,OijiO of the '!''~~:"· were among the ftrst will th1 ill to the slender appearance of your feet when properly Atted with 1 Si-en.tlffick S'b o e s. Becau!e these shoes are patterned after the gracel- ful lines of a normal fo~, they At trimly at the heel 1and instep onc;l yet provide ample room FIT THE FOOT IN was the st&temen• P J Cartl.li Construction ~···"!~fo: which leaad the vt>RKel that. had been recovered the river mora:uoo esta.bllshed on the Bronx shore Father Robert Mulcahy pas tor of Rom&n catholic Cnurch 'ernor W..U Support Tic· Now rom Bodl~ recovered from wete ~en to emeraency U~leoo S'i1~ Fall, Ex-Gov1 1 • '- •' • tend$d th.. Government Detec\ive Fore;<'• Put on Job by PHI• idential Order ' DEMONSTRATION ..... ¥¥¥ • •••• �' - • a ' THE D.41 L Y. T lU B U NB . Ill;; =r-- · . 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Gu 11.. ). ;mat eleetrd a maD. But i' Lum- t throuab roae·C'Illared lllaltef. Wbat we reQ.Wre DOlfi Ja a coo· ouL.. to be • chicten. m em,- e11 ~ senr&tive poUUdua who doeiD'\ uuf two can In ~ftQ' junky&rd. So boyi t-one down !.hoM aveecb· mile Ul &be worb. wlw _ et t~ within a .tone ':. throw of =~ ~ t~canarc!'n~ Our &dvlce to tb."- t; ..:i~iqaM IS to II IQmet.bln& reaaon&.ble and eut q~ore world wl&h ~ IWteP of • PudU detoQr pntl7 on Lbe prornbes. decimal potnta In \hi ltat '.tiel. hand. l)gp'\ r~ that the cb"*"" PJO· i miRii h~ ~ ild Uable W ~ i-lar4 l.ilcll Ellb.r W&J ....... e .... ,._... tpa _one car Ll> Wl>enwelook- ats~ont com.e r.QOUih t.o rtat an. a lrade·Cl'allina·l 'l'i.e ;trt"r u;rtJ mao lJ worried to striDI ot nat.loo&1 Arurea we reaUae I Uea~1 h.v t\1 0 das~<~• of womeonow that they wete lon& on p~o-­ W:i!:'lll ~be~;:;:~ this eleetlan a I lhOI!e thlt l'~ n't f<lrlf't bltu ·~d mlaes but a.bbre'liat~ em MSultl. ~ 1wn aand.wk:h I t b051" tlmL l 'flb' l retiJofllllbtr lllm.-JUsk&ta. · cllan:t. It wun.'t their fault . 'l'he)· bulzlnl Ul opt1miltl.e tu. UD.W belleved It ~vea. Ta1klng the .rear..eocl or tn.IDI &in1- a l'ood spot to view tha truk ahead.. • Iff¥ -P · * : :.· ""'I " . . . l M"'t 0! SPECIAL ·· 1 Pt Imperial lee Cream, any Flavor. 1 P'.:. Strawberry Sherbet._ (in package) Regular price 50c SPECIAL ..... - ...... .. ·. t.be ~"!~ eto--50Uied, """.,...D·IR-i!r:Uti ll&l>t cru)'. Let'a: tate Lbat alopn, "A c:hieten In every pot. and two ean 1n every carage." STEEPLE u . ~ a slopn Ullt s1ouecL We lP1Jtlt as wen .bave been promised I broken arch ln every shoe and two relatives in eva;., <Jen&ruptcy case. I JACK UPPER MAIN STREET I 2Sc Mlddl.port N ewl ___:.:::..::~;:::::::::~~========:= I ' • HOSTIUTIES OPEN IN SOUTH AM"I>JCA Pomeroy :M-40 the oumvon. He relAo<J n "''" \ voum WIII8T8 8LAIBSI> Cabi:Ml.ae mar!teL .1:1twnaer ;. J,e. ....,. ot llle bom>rl o1 U>1 dbute• New YOI'k, Bopt. 1-INB-A II&• man" •lo• ; 1upply moideratt ; New He Mid be ..,. al.Wnf ou lhe Etl\. ,ea.r-old boy, h1l wrlata Wbed, wu. York bulk per l:lt.rret 100- li~: 50 Jb ra.U or t.ht J»GM, ~ a nt-waAaunclon., Sept. t-INB--0• ··n 1ound dead In hl.s crib thJa mom.. VIr '-1 ,.__ 1m a """"II , <he New York q<nLral rollroad. 11-(lll: !10·11&. p&per, when the exp1oAoo took 1 holtJ.lltiet between. Bolh'tan a. 11d tHOMI: IU-L 1 Mr. &nd Ml"l. Ray Sherm&n and place. 1PantUAJI.R Lroop1 In I.M bitterly The boy, W1D1am Ouren Tubbl. _ daua:hter Pt.Wela. rf!t.lU'ned TilianThe blut tolled him lut.o the 1contested Ctlaco <Ust.rld. broke out of Flushing Queens, had been Cokwado Sp.l'inlf, 001., el'ljll 8 water. He l&id. be ll'a.bbed a not. ~ - ~ I.Qday. aeconHnc t.o word r~lved I m w ·de red ln hl.a slet'p, and pollee daT from w. 6, 1932.-A stuld&rd !'.Mel: TerVa., evtDlnl art.er a rew da)'lGaaa&wa,., vlaJt with Dr. Ina: apar •nd dna to It uuUI he here · have broedca5L an alarm for Wtll~ . ~land Welch and family . Dr. raplane Roadlt.er woo tnt an; · wu rucuect b)' • pollee boat. I A ·BollYian column 01 troopl!l, ofn- lam Henry JOIIf!Ph Tubbe. thf" fat.hENTERTAINS CLUB. daugh ~..er Martha , whO have been : Welch and. dallfbW)r accompe~n1ed nual PUce'¥ Peak Hill CUmb Mr o. nd W:ra. E. 8 · Woolwtt.vtr of 'It • • • ~fie n:plOJion ," :c:lal adYioell AJd, att.acted the aet- ' er. •Krl. WUIJB Ale~e enl.ertalned · vlsl tine here slnct' TUHday t.o Lhelr 1them ~re for a vlalL with Ill'. and yesterday bret.ldnl all J&oclr. car Wlllavtlle, 0 .. Cf,flle Prtd.J,y ' for • lJonahue Bald. ' tlement of Polo Valencia, covering - -- - - - - t.be memben or hf!r brld~ club I home at Well!ton Thur8da'y eveil- ~ Mrs. Clint Welch and other lela.recorda. The ¥tctory can1H .,lt.h v"U with Ule former '& aunt., Mn. "Some o1 tbe bOdl" fo'l!!h: blowu l their advance b)' a bUllY bombardGoin 1 ; II• Wltol• Roat• It the treUured Penroee Trophy Charlet Heeltar of the Old Inn. lnt.o t.M ail' a geat dblance- 1 ment. Pa~ya.n LrODPI 1t.atlonTl11> .. J p r ~>;;>ll<l n f rmu A Lo Izzard Wedneaday evenina w!Lh a dinner in1. .. ttvea party lt Ye Olde: French Home In Mra. W 0 . Huddleston lert l"rani; B. Downey, Jr. returned \o whJeh will be Weld by the HuaMr an4 MI'B. Harry WILUJ.mton maybe two bloeU. ' ed 1.n t.he ~et.t.Je,meut raiat.ed Ute a.d- ~ me:a n• trr1u: to~llnnlng to end, A O&lllpoUa. Mra. 0 . B . Stont ''88 Thursday for a visit wU.h her d&u-1 his home at HuntiD.Jton Thuraday and t wo chtldren ol Akron are -vll· "l I&W one 10 up and land o n a vance with ail tM r('rce at thf'lr b~D!I: t ile nr~t It-tier ot the alphason Motor Car ComPany -for aw&rded the club pr~ . I ghter Mrs. Lee Boyd and family e.t foUowing a vlllt here wlt.h hll aunt one year. ltl.na "•-II' , , rt relatives bert' and ln Middle· ......... ,..., , on ...... w.., lho:"t." _.... . ....,t ull d 1l7.nru, lot-Ina:: un 01tl UO<"• 1oomm··• . Po1lowlnl the play1nliJ , Mrs Ale - ~ DfotroU. · Mrs. Charles E Smith ar.d famUy : In trinnin& thla 'elaMlc the llO · Parquyan otrlelab considered naUon f'lr z. ~ire entertained. wi t h e. theaue Mr. and Mr~. Pearl stevens or Mrs. CariDfl Thomas of ALhens Essex Terraplane deteat.ed fihe Manh or ParlteflbllJ'I' reLhaL a aLate of real but undeclared party. · ~ Kyaer v!Bited Wedne~IIIY with Mr. waa here Thursday to attend the aeeond beat aiock ear by 3.~ turned Jl'rlday afLer apeodlntra few I 4 • 'I ; WJ.r now exlat8 In the Chl«::. ; -and Mrs Jameti Stevens.' '" mhluteA. The new reeon::l Cor Uu~ days here on bual.nesa - · - - __ _ 1 runeral or Dr. Ellubeth Cheatham 1 ATTEJf.ID MEETING Mr and MT8 L H Slocurb lt!ft Fairl:anks. She Waa accompanied ' cowae as. es~bllllhed by the A. H. Plarher la confined to IWI ~.. ~... . O KIU.F.R SENTENCCt:D 1 · ' 'Mlll~ay tor ColUmbUs whe~ \hev : home by her mother Mrs Nell " "Essft\ Tttr•pla'ne- · yesterdaY. la home ln Supr Run by lllneD due 1()0ntlnueu Prom Page :le 1 War-rt!n , 0 . Sept.. f-INS--Tony '!,'he rollowlng people attel)'ded thE- wlU make Lhelr home. They h&vt! : Batley. 31 minutes 20.8 seoonda. to the extraction of a deeplY, im· --:-- . Rotunno. 30 , ot Sharon, Pa .. oodav a.nnual -meetlna: of the Pomeroy Bop been living at the Prtttibyterlan , T::U 8 · W1ll1Bm Rob10n visited Tltla annual event whiM 1s bedded tooth. ed . hu tn tt. _tar create~ pOMIMlitlel was sentenced 10 dlot tn t.he e.....,tr1C 1 t11jt .. Aalsoo)atlon. which wao : h'tM 1 Manse 1 ur~ay with her mother. Mrs. probably the most picturt.~ue Mn;. Howard Smith and Wiles than IJTlmedta.tely appear a& a reault ehalr at the Ohio Pe-nlt.enusJ; on Thursda)"\L the Rarlne Ba ptist C.d l. Swindler and family mov - ~ ~~n r:rvbl ~ho 1 1o contlned In a as well II t.ryln1 contest held In Tda a nd Mayme Meredith of Mar- of It," Dooembtr 23 for the slaylna o( Mar· ,ct}urch : Rev. and :...t:r8. P . C. Krt.<t · ed. Thursday rrom Beech ~trett to ar esron osp tal. Lhls country, 1& run under ~mlett.R woe~ Thursday lue&te of Mrs. ! Pum boUd&J' leaden sathertd !!hal Scott Vublnder of Newron ger, Mr . •a.nd Mrs. M. J. H"mllton. the Nut property on South ·-Third I t Mr . ~~~~ Mn., J FR.toPadden and eriean Automobile AMocliiJ.on M. 0 Hartlnrer here tn force, teeklnl an opportun- 1Palls during a robbery laBt July a ~- Izora Guinther, Mrs. J:Ur.a.bet.b Avenue , wo e l .... ren o os r ia arrived rule& The car en~ ia select Tony Repep, who tonnerly wu tty to appear betort t.he ronferent:f! Senten~ was pronounced by com Iqrby. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart 1 Mnt. · Elmer MCCarty returned T h ursday for a brlef visit with Mr, cd by A. A. A. men from Ul(! p:oprtet.or or a frUit store llld res-Oo¥t-mon ot lG AtaLM w~re lnviL· 1mon pleu jUdie- W. N. Carter afler. IU)d children, Mal"luerlte Hyllell. Thur5day e-ventna' from a v161t wiLh and Mrs. Adolph Paehnle Laurant In the Seoond 'to'&rd, and ed to the confert"net. Ten of them. j he overruk!d a motion for a Ill"\\' a:ssembly line at the tactol')'. V$vhm Knopp, Knt hryn Clark and I her parents a.t. New Salem . • The choice is made o.t randotn now In bustnesa tn Falnnont. w. va. lnch:dtnl htmaelf, Governor Offt!n trial. J~n Faulkner. ~ I Mllry Ell.zabeLh Hart.1nge 1· left .- ENTERTAINS CLUB and the car 18 then checked bl' came Thursday for 8 llhort vl!llt said, aJanjfiecl t.hey would W pres· · 1 for Akron ThW'sd.aY where she w111 • Mrs. Walter Harr!G entertained ~ee ' Z ee A~eh::~1m~~~~~ ' 1with friends here. ent, peraonaUy or by reprt~t-n:aUon ; fOUR -KILLED 111 WRECK " 1 . :~. A. .Y/.. With and Mrs. Harry_\ teach French In a school there the I her bridge club and a:uests Thurs1 .j arc standard .' The tranamlsalon . )Irs. Alvina PulUna ot Flat\rooda, and. t.he reaL said !Y would at.- ~ ~ ~n. Mich . SePt hiN8- , ~fih and four children returr.ed to , commg school year. day e\•enlng at her horne on South head and wbo suffered a stroke Wednelday 18 tend If pc;aible. Four I!Chool chJidnn wert" dell.d Vac~unm Packed rellr axle, cyUnder t}!elr homes· at Canton Prlday af- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johpson lett Third Avenue. Ouest$ were Messllrhtly Improved. Governor Ol.n ~ er; .,;~ Iowa , and a nfth waa feartd to b<: dywg 1 Th M t K T ter. a_few days visit with Matt Har- ' Friday evenilli for Columbus where dames Charles McMaster, J,. . D. Nc- ce.r._burttor are eeoe.led, the man I· reported Mr and Mrs John Galli AndJrew {J()vemor P . 8 · 0 o. ntsOta here today after .... ear tn wh ich e AI er ey O rah and f&_!tllly . I tbeJ will spend the week end. Master, M. M Lesher, B. F. Pultz, foldJna 11 measured and the ' · • aud Governor Shafer or North · .....,.. Cup ua 11ty fsct e&abUahed that the car 1s I Zeiher, Mrs. Helen Zelher and Mi&s ~ Dakota wert! expected \o arrive be- they were rldlna was demollsh.:.d by 1'Mrs. Jl,)p.es BLevens returned 1 Mrs. Joe Stewart and dauahter Jr ., CQ.arles E.\ 8m1th and Miss standard st.oc:.k in all re~~pects. M:arruerite Meyer went t.o Clnein· 1r meetinjl: 1.8 ealled to ordel l.•;_;f;; ..;;'~';;le;;C;;tl'lc;;;;,,;ln;;,t;;C;,"";;.;bo;::n;_;c;;•·;,;·-------------uraday tVenlna from a sMrt , ~rb&ra returned to their 'horne at Dalhta Pauley The Essex Terraplane Which \ na.tJ Thursday to attend the funeral 1 ~r~d<ULion, the governors of OHio: 1' . It -In Charleston with Mr. and • Pleasantville Thursday evenina af ~ Mrs. W G. Davis received the · dlstingulsqed Itself Jn ~la e,•ent or Mrs. Eva Holzwart~. lllllnoS., Nebra.&ta., Oltlai\Dfna, Mis!l· 1 rs. Pred Blqon and son William Ler ._ few days ylsll wU.h Mros. Hoi- club prize and Mra. Charles E. Ia a. roa<lst:er model w the, M18s Prances Dye went. to Co- ourl and Texu. ·NIId thty would ·, e reports th·a t James Sl!IIHID who I ns Scott and family . Smith the guest. Delicious tT-freshstandard re:at.. axle n to of. f. lumbm: Frld.a.y to spend the week have npresentatlves hr rr. I ~ In a 8anftortum Is much improv! : Mr. and Mrs. Marion All~nsworth ments were served- at the close of _ - ...., end with friends. \ e(l. who have been making their home play· SURPRISE PARTY I Theo Smith, who hal speut the , Mr. 8¥ld Mrs. Prank Johnson ae. 1 with the fonner's parent.s on Orant --------~ swnmer wllh hl.s father. Harry ' ' 1 ~pan.fed Mrs. Hany Specht and 1street, moved Thursctay lllto the ~- carl Schaerer was the re- I Smith, retumed to coJumbUH, Frl· W elpient or a beautltul rift rrom da.y. ' : '~ ' -, members of her cont.ract bridge club Mrs Clau~e Da_rst, Mr and Mt"S. tCOntlnued Prom P..tr.c One I f:.. . _ ,L J'l? DELA YEO w~en they walked in unannounced Clyde An~~e'W6, .:. Mrs. Charles _ • ' . 0Uf' Ul . $11 I '\1 J'f! The Ladles Aid m-et at the hume Tnursda.y evening to surprise her I NeaRe , Mra .. Coro. Warner. Mt!! / of Mt.s. Clara Musgrllve Wedne5day on her birthday. Two tables .were George Howell and Mrs. CharlPs act whleh left that phose of the 'II • • afternoon. enaaaed In play durlna the evening Orueser attepded a meetJng ol the case o.s baftltng a mys~ry o.s ever. Hazel and Raleigh Rltne enter- after which refreahmanfS were llerv- . ~belmh Lodge In Dexter 1'hurs'the only .testlrnony adduced a.t talned a. num~r or friends Thurs· ed day evening. the coroner I lnvet!tlptlon. was the 1 lrl day eventnr. Mrs. Arthur Ka.rr of Huntlnl't.on :ather Jl:u&rded expression of belief • ' ,., The Wolf Valley reunion was held SURPRISE SHOWER was a guest or l'j!latives and friend!! on the part of an autopsy suraeon , 1 C1ty Charter ~nd ..,tate Constitution Piffer as to L~gallty at the~ fairgrounds Sunday Sept. ~. In Pomeroy ind Syraeuse Thursdtt.Y that ~ existed a ph:J'slcal condl- 1 of "~:stgned Mnvor Seeking Re-election ! Rev. and Mrs. o. .H. Cn.rder Mrs. Val Reut-er, Mrs. Dale ,WtpMisses Ma.rcella and vtrs:inl~ tlon which ml&ht have tended to 11 ~t " were guests or the Old Town -vom- ptl, Mrs. Olen Barnett, MM. 'Helen Coptpton and brother!!~, Au~!lt and produce nervoumess and melo.ncho- 'j · Bef.orP, Current Term Expires. ens club at the home o! Mrs c . s Atkina and MI.Ba Florence Leifheit Norbert compton arrived late JUl. on the part or Bem In >/lew of • · j Thomp1:10n Thursday.' A large num· went to Gallipolis, ThlU'Iday eveh~ ThUrsday evening from a th 1·ee his recent marriage. The autopsy ber l'<ere present. to wltnesa the de· lng, and gave a. aurprlse mlscellan~ mOilths' trlp through the WP.f't. surgeon made Plain Bern suft'ered I monstratlon ln pressurt cooking and eous shower In honor of Mra. Dean During their trip they viBited Yel• from no disease and that he was :~.nether member was at:!ded to their Davl!> mee Ferne Reuif.r1 at her lowstone Natlo .•al Park, Mexico ana advanchl&' no · theory ns to iht nwnber. home In Oalllpolis. attewled th~ Olympic contests in caU&e or thtt t;Uicide. j Mr. and Mn. Jennings Love of Calllorma. Irvine Thalbere, studio otftt:lal, J ! Munc~e, Ind., announce the birth or AUXILIARY HOSTESS Mr. and Mrs L B. LaOranle re·l Marino Bello, stepfather of Jean ' a ~n B~pt. 1 Mrs. Love 1s the Mn. Charles Ward W&.S hostess turned to their home In HunUntton Harlow and servant8 1n tlle home of )'Qungest daughter of Mr. an1l Urs. Thunday afternoon to tlle Ladies' Thursday att.er a visit with Mr. Bern all t.estiflei:: they had known G. C. Musgrave. Auxiliary or the Grace EpiMcopa.l and Mrs. A w. Dl"llmmond. of no cause for suicide and that 10 The. teachers of Roblnaon d1otrlct chm"<:h at her home on Condor Bt WUIIs and Bob SlaRel have ar- far as they knew Hem and his wife have agreed to donate 10% of the1r This was a regular monthly n 1eet~ rived from Fltnt. Mleh., for a visit -enpjouyO~~-h•e,!>•,..PPY ,mm,hledt lltelth. sll.larle~S ~'-ch month to the taxpayFin be w'lth their parent& Mr and Mr& .,. .,.. por 5 a a oug 1l els of the district. These teachers ~~f. een mem rs were . pre- and Mrs . John s!a8el. . :Bern and Mia Harlow were mar· I ~tre to be eommended for th~lr In· . -- Mr. ond Mn. Robe-rt Fulwider rled two montha, they. hacl - never tere!it in tht' public welfare as thelr . PI'ITSBURG and son Dale of Mansfield and lived together. as man and ' y,•tfe ('tntratf-t~ W!'!re signed before tile H LIVEI:ITOCK Henry Fulwldtr of Columbus were not sone tnro at the lnque~~t I!CW law leducmaularles wa9 pass· h ~~pt. 9-INS-Hogs: receipts 1800 vi~ltln& Mrs J H Arnold of ~~ '!'IWSP reports llad ~Stated that thel~ • I cd :;, overs 7M; mor::~:t stead)'·. to I Hanlsonvlll~ r~d · and MrR Her love tor each other was so 1Jreat -~ number from here attended the ;.,0°~:~ .~~~~~ :~ ~~b!9~ ~~; man Hoffner and tnmlly of Lin: llhnt 1 theydlwtlere happy under unfuneral of Joe Ray at Helihts it 375 4 la ' · ' coin Hill uaua con ona. Tuesday He was k.illed by belhg ~ 50s. he IJc~L6cktng &ows 31 Hency Bern. brother G! Paul. who ~truck with an automobile Satur- cittle rece~p•· ~10 '~n· Jy odd h d I i expM flew hte"de from ;:ew York had been ..., " ea to mnr.e o stat.emmt con1 : cemlna hla brother's death but he T~e~~:~;;~~or t.hia <Uetrlct are be- &"ailable; :ll0tn1nally unc!hane;ed . 1 I ~~ for opentna Sept. 13 ,::d~~O~..,~~,ao ~t.eera ar.d yellr ·'i eonttnued From PaJe-Ontot 'I failed to do~: li&)'inl that "certain havtng newl)' pain~ ld to S'J , 611f ...lcolnmo., down reported reconditioned abQu~ t.h~ee compllc•tlons. the nature of which Interiors. . war &, ~~ 'fleif.er.li upward >(ars 8 ....,_ he did not cur:;! tQ: explatn bad to 5, bl.rgely il'QIIS beef COW/l 250· ..,.. · arisen · ·• MRrh. ,and Mr ,.L · Odera.JdOHardlngt ~~ 850; lower grade to 1~5; medium to I I The ~ .,, 92 , feet J?na. I ======- ----~============= d au er o on on. ., spen ~.ne good bulls 275·3 75. After-- the·(hl'loslon. 1ttiout 50 feet r::: . -~·:E:::==:t· :::_ week end here. Calvee rec~ta 15(1 market most· off~hore. the ship stayed afloat onlY The Rltne reunion \\ ll8 held at 1y steady: better vcalers 650 • 750 . a few seconds The blast apparthe 4 ·H camp grom ds Sunday , medium downward to about J: Cull~ trl:tly "came rrom a boiler bursLina. September 5 · 1 to come1on; .3-4.60 comm'll\ 81·a.de fQt n stream or bolllnQ water shot wel,ij.htl' cmlvo 3·550 ' 1,1Pwo.rds and fell upon the victims r· Sheep re<.oelpts 1800; • market , In 'tt.e water . steady: choice lambs nctl~ei throw- ' The river was dotted with bodies outs \'ei'Y slo~; ,.-,ged s~ qull: of the dead and dying. ~· ' with ' the choice handyweta:hts: 651J<d,estrable bobbing he'ads or t.he Injured In the montiilUed ~m Pll1" One) .,' mixtures around 8 or le'~;, buck wnter seen from the shore. other union ,otn_s.lals have full lambs 550 down also tat khitUI under 1 ·In addition to the poliCe boats, /; ·~ ' .. - ~ . knowledge or lt.he settlement ne-~, ~~~Jl<l~U~,"::"ts culls to medium "«ra.de 1the coast. gul\rd sent four ihips. '. ' · .- u ., t•ons beiug carried on by the 2·4: gOOd wether~. 276 Flrteen o.mblllances came from Clrhtlr.er9' lScale conunitete, Rocking _ _.:_ __ ...._,_ Knic:ktrbocker. Llrfcoln and Harlem IJalley c1vlc leaders and t.llc (lo,·PITTSBURGH PRODU''E hospitaLs Th~y were loaded with Pomenlr~ Middleport (' ft'f'~r. ! y ... nurSes and dttctors. A kfd :whet!lCI' :the strikers ' re\ The bodlea new throueh the nlr [ ·, · ·; Atheno;va Pilrkenb'uTr ' " l'ert that tbc 'governor compel Sep~. 9-INS-Pou•_tJy market like the timber !rom the boat. , ~ ' \ ~ "'. o I l l· ate:·~ td recoln.iv.e t.llt rl!fhts stead~· demllnd fair; flupply mod - landed In small boats tied up at the Wtli~i!;Of the_flrat ganie playa w•nner :o f the secon.d I .~ , · the men to belong to unions ! color.ed .h~ns l&-l1; h•nhorn :<:horc. Ot.he1s lo.nd,::!d on buUdlngJI, • was not a "caLch" that would Jeral lO-l2, cobred lipr~serll ~~- one on a hllh polt · •. · 16: le1horn s:Jt4ngers 1%-U: roru · eventua.l r:cogmtou of lht• tela 9_11 : ducks 10 • 12 : ge-e~ B ~ to' j All or the victims were employed U_uitEd •Mlne Workers If rtccC"pted . Butter market steady; df!Juan'ct by Lhe P. J. Carlin constn.ldi~ ' .' moderate; supp]J ·moderatf>: 92 1 c?mpany, which lenocd the boat i~r 1 H~ 11 wculd net commenL. 1 "Thill new propo6D.J certa•nly score 21 3-4; 89 score 19 1•4 ; 119 ft::rryJng th«> workmen to Rieke!· s An AMPHIBIAN PLANE, the first ever in Meigr County 1do~s net orovlde for rt'COIJnltlon of 18 t-2; stahdard ~ 01 3 • 4 . . . Island . . will caJ:Ty passenger!'. clhance f. given with' i 9 lJ11Ion In the form of a WDR't' market firm· demand good. The InJured were talr.en to New ;~~~~i f~ "\~e." wns all Hall would say m'odera.U:!, :t~st neOI'b)' cur~ York hospl~ls. Twenty of theae 1 each paid admission_ Biing your children to 1 ide in it. Bring -G ~v: rno:, WJVte - tndlooted yesreceipts 18-17; freah ftr~~s 19- were &aid to be serlourtb inJU«~d. 0' your family and lunch at our tables. • terday that hl' belleve6 negolla- 20; hcnery whites e'Ctra. 20~?!l: 8'.:1. Many bf the dead and Injured had. 1 ..-.caq tlons ,Vtth strlk,us and· opera.ton. 0. W. \Ta. Ky current receipts 15. · gotten their first jobs after a lenMeet Your Friendo There. a ef tlti-1 I thl'('ugh OOSBibJe rerls leonR of his Veaetables tom::.t.oea: market about gthy period of unemployment.o!:f I eq ••· , l'l·point proirram, _wUI bring the steady; demand s low : supply liKht 1 ~ te I F like to a ciQ8e. He agreed to Bet. nearby 8 qt. chip baskets 15-25 : WQltaltl Ooua.hue. of Flush~a ·I aS "go-~tween" tor the .strlktrs. New York lug boxes exe and larger Helabtl, Long Island, .wa11 one of r- &r&nlbury apartment. on .CUI t tteet 1- ; ~ tamlly moved "'klar toOJbU All>ony where Wr. Olbl>l ht.a been tran.rerm aa qen~ for 11-• .,. -..,. · lfi>Oh 1 PIKES PEAK RECORD BROKEN I'"• · ' a) Person I I I C.H 1 I 1 I t! I I ~ -- L-'k- / C e on C t a/k er ' ht to· Run agatn an £·;·al/ · R .ag . I * * * *' •• 1 1 Q A me 1 Pt. Pleasant. it. 2 . I I I I -· 1.;;::.:;;;=:::;;;;:;:;:::::;;;::-"'"-- l;ow ' a'. . 1 .,• •' Ne' Facts. I I I I ' •I ... I 1 I I' I I tl famous I I flavor ,.,.,.---- I j 1 1 17 odd 25 l stearn I , --- - - ===,.....-, ' Syracuse Bathing Beach 1 1 Stri&kers , ' N~xt Sundayt September 11th. I I some .. ' THREE BALL GAMES! 4--- I f···:t $20.00 IN GOLD,l.O WINNING TEAM IN FINALS. Aji)MISSIOJII 'rO GAMES tOe AND !Sc .' .. 1 I: A I .1or :FREE RIDE A BIG TIME FOR ALL I ••If --...--- ~-------------------------- . ' / ·Rockspri~gs, - P.om~roy,'.0. . . September 13-14-15 • Horse Racing~ Exhibits-Shows. ' Plenty Qf. Shade THE OI.J) RELIABLE-..DON'T MISS .lt. Plenty of Water. ADMISSION 25t AND -25c FOR AUTOS. Plenty of Parking Spaces. ·a.nd Automobiles FREE. \ .. I I .. �' - • a ' THE D.41 L Y. T lU B U NB . Ill;; =r-- · . '71 ..... , ....f.cbot.•l!!*~~- .. -~ •• I - . . . . . .,.,.... -AllY ~ \be QaiiJ r.¥£110f, Qblo,- ·- - " ... toll - - - !i&TIOKU apnaTiill!iG iqli'IIUE!iT&T!fllll 01>'- PlllladeiiJIIIo. P i t -. "'""""'"'· _, __ \ - ---~~~r---r"-1 • • - · 9, ,..... ,..,._.,.., ""' - ~ ,..;...n. l'.ae., ' -i) - ... --.. -·--- ~-1111; '1 ~~~--~~~~~-~~~- \ - "' ............... "" -~ I ...... - • "'' .... I I • There the Embattled Firmer Sfood- I ~ ~ <14 ! I t - I,-.· ~..!J!!ttlll..'Jil~- .,.... - I'RIDA Y. UPTEMIIJIR t , 181P t ws• '• ,. 4 / ·N I I l / [1 • If ' e One Wo~ ...... ,._ ·==r~)l Then • ' T. Anoth.a.~ '1&11 •) 0 ~ Ill' "D.•-" 8au 1t we dQQ't 1ft U!.etn. 11. • won't be .eo t.olJih. Bu.t kltl t.01 n ~1,.., u.11 -.. w. ""'" ..-.,.the bl ..ounu or a cu\10 In liPOID lo build a doC- IAI'I llt\'0 lhe c real facta .,._bout'lb.e p&nle)' pm· ,.. 1 -(? l iah.llll on. w ,;.ca. we'" pt. a, run -· - ! load ~~ the carruloul old ·~ .. ~ t ~ ,¢~"&.! ..J.J I who ~ a.t thunder a,pd lilhto.lltl . ...... Gu 11.. ). ;mat eleetrd a maD. But i' Lum- t throuab roae·C'Illared lllaltef. Wbat we reQ.Wre DOlfi Ja a coo· ouL.. to be • chicten. m em,- e11 ~ senr&tive poUUdua who doeiD'\ uuf two can In ~ftQ' junky&rd. So boyi t-one down !.hoM aveecb· mile Ul &be worb. wlw _ et t~ within a .tone ':. throw of =~ ~ t~canarc!'n~ Our &dvlce to tb."- t; ..:i~iqaM IS to II IQmet.bln& reaaon&.ble and eut q~ore world wl&h ~ IWteP of • PudU detoQr pntl7 on Lbe prornbes. decimal potnta In \hi ltat '.tiel. hand. l)gp'\ r~ that the cb"*"" PJO· i miRii h~ ~ ild Uable W ~ i-lar4 l.ilcll Ellb.r W&J ....... e .... ,._... tpa _one car Ll> Wl>enwelook- ats~ont com.e r.QOUih t.o rtat an. a lrade·Cl'allina·l 'l'i.e ;trt"r u;rtJ mao lJ worried to striDI ot nat.loo&1 Arurea we reaUae I Uea~1 h.v t\1 0 das~<~• of womeonow that they wete lon& on p~o-­ W:i!:'lll ~be~;:;:~ this eleetlan a I lhOI!e thlt l'~ n't f<lrlf't bltu ·~d mlaes but a.bbre'liat~ em MSultl. ~ 1wn aand.wk:h I t b051" tlmL l 'flb' l retiJofllllbtr lllm.-JUsk&ta. · cllan:t. It wun.'t their fault . 'l'he)· bulzlnl Ul opt1miltl.e tu. UD.W belleved It ~vea. Ta1klng the .rear..eocl or tn.IDI &in1- a l'ood spot to view tha truk ahead.. • Iff¥ -P · * : :.· ""'I " . . . l M"'t 0! SPECIAL ·· 1 Pt Imperial lee Cream, any Flavor. 1 P'.:. Strawberry Sherbet._ (in package) Regular price 50c SPECIAL ..... - ...... .. ·. t.be ~"!~ eto--50Uied, """.,...D·IR-i!r:Uti ll&l>t cru)'. Let'a: tate Lbat alopn, "A c:hieten In every pot. and two ean 1n every carage." STEEPLE u . ~ a slopn Ullt s1ouecL We lP1Jtlt as wen .bave been promised I broken arch ln every shoe and two relatives in eva;., <Jen&ruptcy case. I JACK UPPER MAIN STREET I 2Sc Mlddl.port N ewl ___:.:::..::~;:::::::::~~========:= I ' • HOSTIUTIES OPEN IN SOUTH AM"I>JCA Pomeroy :M-40 the oumvon. He relAo<J n "''" \ voum WIII8T8 8LAIBSI> Cabi:Ml.ae mar!teL .1:1twnaer ;. J,e. ....,. ot llle bom>rl o1 U>1 dbute• New YOI'k, Bopt. 1-INB-A II&• man" •lo• ; 1upply moideratt ; New He Mid be ..,. al.Wnf ou lhe Etl\. ,ea.r-old boy, h1l wrlata Wbed, wu. York bulk per l:lt.rret 100- li~: 50 Jb ra.U or t.ht J»GM, ~ a nt-waAaunclon., Sept. t-INB--0• ··n 1ound dead In hl.s crib thJa mom.. VIr '-1 ,.__ 1m a """"II , <he New York q<nLral rollroad. 11-(lll: !10·11&. p&per, when the exp1oAoo took 1 holtJ.lltiet between. Bolh'tan a. 11d tHOMI: IU-L 1 Mr. &nd Ml"l. Ray Sherm&n and place. 1PantUAJI.R Lroop1 In I.M bitterly The boy, W1D1am Ouren Tubbl. _ daua:hter Pt.Wela. rf!t.lU'ned TilianThe blut tolled him lut.o the 1contested Ctlaco <Ust.rld. broke out of Flushing Queens, had been Cokwado Sp.l'inlf, 001., el'ljll 8 water. He l&id. be ll'a.bbed a not. ~ - ~ I.Qday. aeconHnc t.o word r~lved I m w ·de red ln hl.a slet'p, and pollee daT from w. 6, 1932.-A stuld&rd !'.Mel: TerVa., evtDlnl art.er a rew da)'lGaaa&wa,., vlaJt with Dr. Ina: apar •nd dna to It uuUI he here · have broedca5L an alarm for Wtll~ . ~land Welch and family . Dr. raplane Roadlt.er woo tnt an; · wu rucuect b)' • pollee boat. I A ·BollYian column 01 troopl!l, ofn- lam Henry JOIIf!Ph Tubbe. thf" fat.hENTERTAINS CLUB. daugh ~..er Martha , whO have been : Welch and. dallfbW)r accompe~n1ed nual PUce'¥ Peak Hill CUmb Mr o. nd W:ra. E. 8 · Woolwtt.vtr of 'It • • • ~fie n:plOJion ," :c:lal adYioell AJd, att.acted the aet- ' er. •Krl. WUIJB Ale~e enl.ertalned · vlsl tine here slnct' TUHday t.o Lhelr 1them ~re for a vlalL with Ill'. and yesterday bret.ldnl all J&oclr. car Wlllavtlle, 0 .. Cf,flle Prtd.J,y ' for • lJonahue Bald. ' tlement of Polo Valencia, covering - -- - - - - t.be memben or hf!r brld~ club I home at Well!ton Thur8da'y eveil- ~ Mrs. Clint Welch and other lela.recorda. The ¥tctory can1H .,lt.h v"U with Ule former '& aunt., Mn. "Some o1 tbe bOdl" fo'l!!h: blowu l their advance b)' a bUllY bombardGoin 1 ; II• Wltol• Roat• It the treUured Penroee Trophy Charlet Heeltar of the Old Inn. lnt.o t.M ail' a geat dblance- 1 ment. Pa~ya.n LrODPI 1t.atlonTl11> .. J p r ~>;;>ll<l n f rmu A Lo Izzard Wedneaday evenina w!Lh a dinner in1. .. ttvea party lt Ye Olde: French Home In Mra. W 0 . Huddleston lert l"rani; B. Downey, Jr. returned \o whJeh will be Weld by the HuaMr an4 MI'B. Harry WILUJ.mton maybe two bloeU. ' ed 1.n t.he ~et.t.Je,meut raiat.ed Ute a.d- ~ me:a n• trr1u: to~llnnlng to end, A O&lllpoUa. Mra. 0 . B . Stont ''88 Thursday for a visit wU.h her d&u-1 his home at HuntiD.Jton Thuraday and t wo chtldren ol Akron are -vll· "l I&W one 10 up and land o n a vance with ail tM r('rce at thf'lr b~D!I: t ile nr~t It-tier ot the alphason Motor Car ComPany -for aw&rded the club pr~ . I ghter Mrs. Lee Boyd and family e.t foUowing a vlllt here wlt.h hll aunt one year. ltl.na "•-II' , , rt relatives bert' and ln Middle· ......... ,..., , on ...... w.., lho:"t." _.... . ....,t ull d 1l7.nru, lot-Ina:: un 01tl UO<"• 1oomm··• . Po1lowlnl the play1nliJ , Mrs Ale - ~ DfotroU. · Mrs. Charles E Smith ar.d famUy : In trinnin& thla 'elaMlc the llO · Parquyan otrlelab considered naUon f'lr z. ~ire entertained. wi t h e. theaue Mr. and Mr~. Pearl stevens or Mrs. CariDfl Thomas of ALhens Essex Terraplane deteat.ed fihe Manh or ParlteflbllJ'I' reLhaL a aLate of real but undeclared party. · ~ Kyaer v!Bited Wedne~IIIY with Mr. waa here Thursday to attend the aeeond beat aiock ear by 3.~ turned Jl'rlday afLer apeodlntra few I 4 • 'I ; WJ.r now exlat8 In the Chl«::. ; -and Mrs Jameti Stevens.' '" mhluteA. The new reeon::l Cor Uu~ days here on bual.nesa - · - - __ _ 1 runeral or Dr. Ellubeth Cheatham 1 ATTEJf.ID MEETING Mr and MT8 L H Slocurb lt!ft Fairl:anks. She Waa accompanied ' cowae as. es~bllllhed by the A. H. Plarher la confined to IWI ~.. ~... . O KIU.F.R SENTENCCt:D 1 · ' 'Mlll~ay tor ColUmbUs whe~ \hev : home by her mother Mrs Nell " "Essft\ Tttr•pla'ne- · yesterdaY. la home ln Supr Run by lllneD due 1()0ntlnueu Prom Page :le 1 War-rt!n , 0 . Sept.. f-INS--Tony '!,'he rollowlng people attel)'ded thE- wlU make Lhelr home. They h&vt! : Batley. 31 minutes 20.8 seoonda. to the extraction of a deeplY, im· --:-- . Rotunno. 30 , ot Sharon, Pa .. oodav a.nnual -meetlna: of the Pomeroy Bop been living at the Prtttibyterlan , T::U 8 · W1ll1Bm Rob10n visited Tltla annual event whiM 1s bedded tooth. ed . hu tn tt. _tar create~ pOMIMlitlel was sentenced 10 dlot tn t.he e.....,tr1C 1 t11jt .. Aalsoo)atlon. which wao : h'tM 1 Manse 1 ur~ay with her mother. Mrs. probably the most picturt.~ue Mn;. Howard Smith and Wiles than IJTlmedta.tely appear a& a reault ehalr at the Ohio Pe-nlt.enusJ; on Thursda)"\L the Rarlne Ba ptist C.d l. Swindler and family mov - ~ ~~n r:rvbl ~ho 1 1o contlned In a as well II t.ryln1 contest held In Tda a nd Mayme Meredith of Mar- of It," Dooembtr 23 for the slaylna o( Mar· ,ct}urch : Rev. and :...t:r8. P . C. Krt.<t · ed. Thursday rrom Beech ~trett to ar esron osp tal. Lhls country, 1& run under ~mlett.R woe~ Thursday lue&te of Mrs. ! Pum boUd&J' leaden sathertd !!hal Scott Vublnder of Newron ger, Mr . •a.nd Mrs. M. J. H"mllton. the Nut property on South ·-Third I t Mr . ~~~~ Mn., J FR.toPadden and eriean Automobile AMocliiJ.on M. 0 Hartlnrer here tn force, teeklnl an opportun- 1Palls during a robbery laBt July a ~- Izora Guinther, Mrs. J:Ur.a.bet.b Avenue , wo e l .... ren o os r ia arrived rule& The car en~ ia select Tony Repep, who tonnerly wu tty to appear betort t.he ronferent:f! Senten~ was pronounced by com Iqrby. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart 1 Mnt. · Elmer MCCarty returned T h ursday for a brlef visit with Mr, cd by A. A. A. men from Ul(! p:oprtet.or or a frUit store llld res-Oo¥t-mon ot lG AtaLM w~re lnviL· 1mon pleu jUdie- W. N. Carter afler. IU)d children, Mal"luerlte Hyllell. Thur5day e-ventna' from a v161t wiLh and Mrs. Adolph Paehnle Laurant In the Seoond 'to'&rd, and ed to the confert"net. Ten of them. j he overruk!d a motion for a Ill"\\' a:ssembly line at the tactol')'. V$vhm Knopp, Knt hryn Clark and I her parents a.t. New Salem . • The choice is made o.t randotn now In bustnesa tn Falnnont. w. va. lnch:dtnl htmaelf, Governor Offt!n trial. J~n Faulkner. ~ I Mllry Ell.zabeLh Hart.1nge 1· left .- ENTERTAINS CLUB and the car 18 then checked bl' came Thursday for 8 llhort vl!llt said, aJanjfiecl t.hey would W pres· · 1 for Akron ThW'sd.aY where she w111 • Mrs. Walter Harr!G entertained ~ee ' Z ee A~eh::~1m~~~~~ ' 1with friends here. ent, peraonaUy or by reprt~t-n:aUon ; fOUR -KILLED 111 WRECK " 1 . :~. A. .Y/.. With and Mrs. Harry_\ teach French In a school there the I her bridge club and a:uests Thurs1 .j arc standard .' The tranamlsalon . )Irs. Alvina PulUna ot Flat\rooda, and. t.he reaL said !Y would at.- ~ ~ ~n. Mich . SePt hiN8- , ~fih and four children returr.ed to , commg school year. day e\•enlng at her horne on South head and wbo suffered a stroke Wednelday 18 tend If pc;aible. Four I!Chool chJidnn wert" dell.d Vac~unm Packed rellr axle, cyUnder t}!elr homes· at Canton Prlday af- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johpson lett Third Avenue. Ouest$ were Messllrhtly Improved. Governor Ol.n ~ er; .,;~ Iowa , and a nfth waa feartd to b<: dywg 1 Th M t K T ter. a_few days visit with Matt Har- ' Friday evenilli for Columbus where dames Charles McMaster, J,. . D. Nc- ce.r._burttor are eeoe.led, the man I· reported Mr and Mrs John Galli AndJrew {J()vemor P . 8 · 0 o. ntsOta here today after .... ear tn wh ich e AI er ey O rah and f&_!tllly . I tbeJ will spend the week end. Master, M. M Lesher, B. F. Pultz, foldJna 11 measured and the ' · • aud Governor Shafer or North · .....,.. Cup ua 11ty fsct e&abUahed that the car 1s I Zeiher, Mrs. Helen Zelher and Mi&s ~ Dakota wert! expected \o arrive be- they were rldlna was demollsh.:.d by 1'Mrs. Jl,)p.es BLevens returned 1 Mrs. Joe Stewart and dauahter Jr ., CQ.arles E.\ 8m1th and Miss standard st.oc:.k in all re~~pects. M:arruerite Meyer went t.o Clnein· 1r meetinjl: 1.8 ealled to ordel l.•;_;f;; ..;;'~';;le;;C;;tl'lc;;;;,,;ln;;,t;;C;,"";;.;bo;::n;_;c;;•·;,;·-------------uraday tVenlna from a sMrt , ~rb&ra returned to their 'horne at Dalhta Pauley The Essex Terraplane Which \ na.tJ Thursday to attend the funeral 1 ~r~d<ULion, the governors of OHio: 1' . It -In Charleston with Mr. and • Pleasantville Thursday evenina af ~ Mrs. W G. Davis received the · dlstingulsqed Itself Jn ~la e,•ent or Mrs. Eva Holzwart~. lllllnoS., Nebra.&ta., Oltlai\Dfna, Mis!l· 1 rs. Pred Blqon and son William Ler ._ few days ylsll wU.h Mros. Hoi- club prize and Mra. Charles E. Ia a. roa<lst:er model w the, M18s Prances Dye went. to Co- ourl and Texu. ·NIId thty would ·, e reports th·a t James Sl!IIHID who I ns Scott and family . Smith the guest. Delicious tT-freshstandard re:at.. axle n to of. f. lumbm: Frld.a.y to spend the week have npresentatlves hr rr. I ~ In a 8anftortum Is much improv! : Mr. and Mrs. Marion All~nsworth ments were served- at the close of _ - ...., end with friends. \ e(l. who have been making their home play· SURPRISE PARTY I Theo Smith, who hal speut the , Mr. 8¥ld Mrs. Prank Johnson ae. 1 with the fonner's parent.s on Orant --------~ swnmer wllh hl.s father. Harry ' ' 1 ~pan.fed Mrs. Hany Specht and 1street, moved Thursctay lllto the ~- carl Schaerer was the re- I Smith, retumed to coJumbUH, Frl· W elpient or a beautltul rift rrom da.y. ' : '~ ' -, members of her cont.ract bridge club Mrs Clau~e Da_rst, Mr and Mt"S. tCOntlnued Prom P..tr.c One I f:.. . _ ,L J'l? DELA YEO w~en they walked in unannounced Clyde An~~e'W6, .:. Mrs. Charles _ • ' . 0Uf' Ul . $11 I '\1 J'f! The Ladles Aid m-et at the hume Tnursda.y evening to surprise her I NeaRe , Mra .. Coro. Warner. Mt!! / of Mt.s. Clara Musgrllve Wedne5day on her birthday. Two tables .were George Howell and Mrs. CharlPs act whleh left that phose of the 'II • • afternoon. enaaaed In play durlna the evening Orueser attepded a meetJng ol the case o.s baftltng a mys~ry o.s ever. Hazel and Raleigh Rltne enter- after which refreahmanfS were llerv- . ~belmh Lodge In Dexter 1'hurs'the only .testlrnony adduced a.t talned a. num~r or friends Thurs· ed day evening. the coroner I lnvet!tlptlon. was the 1 lrl day eventnr. Mrs. Arthur Ka.rr of Huntlnl't.on :ather Jl:u&rded expression of belief • ' ,., The Wolf Valley reunion was held SURPRISE SHOWER was a guest or l'j!latives and friend!! on the part of an autopsy suraeon , 1 C1ty Charter ~nd ..,tate Constitution Piffer as to L~gallty at the~ fairgrounds Sunday Sept. ~. In Pomeroy ind Syraeuse Thursdtt.Y that ~ existed a ph:J'slcal condl- 1 of "~:stgned Mnvor Seeking Re-election ! Rev. and Mrs. o. .H. Cn.rder Mrs. Val Reut-er, Mrs. Dale ,WtpMisses Ma.rcella and vtrs:inl~ tlon which ml&ht have tended to 11 ~t " were guests or the Old Town -vom- ptl, Mrs. Olen Barnett, MM. 'Helen Coptpton and brother!!~, Au~!lt and produce nervoumess and melo.ncho- 'j · Bef.orP, Current Term Expires. ens club at the home o! Mrs c . s Atkina and MI.Ba Florence Leifheit Norbert compton arrived late JUl. on the part or Bem In >/lew of • · j Thomp1:10n Thursday.' A large num· went to Gallipolis, ThlU'Iday eveh~ ThUrsday evening from a th 1·ee his recent marriage. The autopsy ber l'<ere present. to wltnesa the de· lng, and gave a. aurprlse mlscellan~ mOilths' trlp through the WP.f't. surgeon made Plain Bern suft'ered I monstratlon ln pressurt cooking and eous shower In honor of Mra. Dean During their trip they viBited Yel• from no disease and that he was :~.nether member was at:!ded to their Davl!> mee Ferne Reuif.r1 at her lowstone Natlo .•al Park, Mexico ana advanchl&' no · theory ns to iht nwnber. home In Oalllpolis. attewled th~ Olympic contests in caU&e or thtt t;Uicide. j Mr. and Mn. Jennings Love of Calllorma. Irvine Thalbere, studio otftt:lal, J ! Munc~e, Ind., announce the birth or AUXILIARY HOSTESS Mr. and Mrs L B. LaOranle re·l Marino Bello, stepfather of Jean ' a ~n B~pt. 1 Mrs. Love 1s the Mn. Charles Ward W&.S hostess turned to their home In HunUntton Harlow and servant8 1n tlle home of )'Qungest daughter of Mr. an1l Urs. Thunday afternoon to tlle Ladies' Thursday att.er a visit with Mr. Bern all t.estiflei:: they had known G. C. Musgrave. Auxiliary or the Grace EpiMcopa.l and Mrs. A w. Dl"llmmond. of no cause for suicide and that 10 The. teachers of Roblnaon d1otrlct chm"<:h at her home on Condor Bt WUIIs and Bob SlaRel have ar- far as they knew Hem and his wife have agreed to donate 10% of the1r This was a regular monthly n 1eet~ rived from Fltnt. Mleh., for a visit -enpjouyO~~-h•e,!>•,..PPY ,mm,hledt lltelth. sll.larle~S ~'-ch month to the taxpayFin be w'lth their parent& Mr and Mr& .,. .,.. por 5 a a oug 1l els of the district. These teachers ~~f. een mem rs were . pre- and Mrs . John s!a8el. . :Bern and Mia Harlow were mar· I ~tre to be eommended for th~lr In· . -- Mr. ond Mn. Robe-rt Fulwider rled two montha, they. hacl - never tere!it in tht' public welfare as thelr . PI'ITSBURG and son Dale of Mansfield and lived together. as man and ' y,•tfe ('tntratf-t~ W!'!re signed before tile H LIVEI:ITOCK Henry Fulwldtr of Columbus were not sone tnro at the lnque~~t I!CW law leducmaularles wa9 pass· h ~~pt. 9-INS-Hogs: receipts 1800 vi~ltln& Mrs J H Arnold of ~~ '!'IWSP reports llad ~Stated that thel~ • I cd :;, overs 7M; mor::~:t stead)'·. to I Hanlsonvlll~ r~d · and MrR Her love tor each other was so 1Jreat -~ number from here attended the ;.,0°~:~ .~~~~~ :~ ~~b!9~ ~~; man Hoffner and tnmlly of Lin: llhnt 1 theydlwtlere happy under unfuneral of Joe Ray at Helihts it 375 4 la ' · ' coin Hill uaua con ona. Tuesday He was k.illed by belhg ~ 50s. he IJc~L6cktng &ows 31 Hency Bern. brother G! Paul. who ~truck with an automobile Satur- cittle rece~p•· ~10 '~n· Jy odd h d I i expM flew hte"de from ;:ew York had been ..., " ea to mnr.e o stat.emmt con1 : cemlna hla brother's death but he T~e~~:~;;~~or t.hia <Uetrlct are be- &"ailable; :ll0tn1nally unc!hane;ed . 1 I ~~ for opentna Sept. 13 ,::d~~O~..,~~,ao ~t.eera ar.d yellr ·'i eonttnued From PaJe-Ontot 'I failed to do~: li&)'inl that "certain havtng newl)' pain~ ld to S'J , 611f ...lcolnmo., down reported reconditioned abQu~ t.h~ee compllc•tlons. the nature of which Interiors. . war &, ~~ 'fleif.er.li upward >(ars 8 ....,_ he did not cur:;! tQ: explatn bad to 5, bl.rgely il'QIIS beef COW/l 250· ..,.. · arisen · ·• MRrh. ,and Mr ,.L · Odera.JdOHardlngt ~~ 850; lower grade to 1~5; medium to I I The ~ .,, 92 , feet J?na. I ======- ----~============= d au er o on on. ., spen ~.ne good bulls 275·3 75. After-- the·(hl'loslon. 1ttiout 50 feet r::: . -~·:E:::==:t· :::_ week end here. Calvee rec~ta 15(1 market most· off~hore. the ship stayed afloat onlY The Rltne reunion \\ ll8 held at 1y steady: better vcalers 650 • 750 . a few seconds The blast apparthe 4 ·H camp grom ds Sunday , medium downward to about J: Cull~ trl:tly "came rrom a boiler bursLina. September 5 · 1 to come1on; .3-4.60 comm'll\ 81·a.de fQt n stream or bolllnQ water shot wel,ij.htl' cmlvo 3·550 ' 1,1Pwo.rds and fell upon the victims r· Sheep re<.oelpts 1800; • market , In 'tt.e water . steady: choice lambs nctl~ei throw- ' The river was dotted with bodies outs \'ei'Y slo~; ,.-,ged s~ qull: of the dead and dying. ~· ' with ' the choice handyweta:hts: 651J<d,estrable bobbing he'ads or t.he Injured In the montiilUed ~m Pll1" One) .,' mixtures around 8 or le'~;, buck wnter seen from the shore. other union ,otn_s.lals have full lambs 550 down also tat khitUI under 1 ·In addition to the poliCe boats, /; ·~ ' .. - ~ . knowledge or lt.he settlement ne-~, ~~~Jl<l~U~,"::"ts culls to medium "«ra.de 1the coast. gul\rd sent four ihips. '. ' · .- u ., t•ons beiug carried on by the 2·4: gOOd wether~. 276 Flrteen o.mblllances came from Clrhtlr.er9' lScale conunitete, Rocking _ _.:_ __ ...._,_ Knic:ktrbocker. Llrfcoln and Harlem IJalley c1vlc leaders and t.llc (lo,·PITTSBURGH PRODU''E hospitaLs Th~y were loaded with Pomenlr~ Middleport (' ft'f'~r. ! y ... nurSes and dttctors. A kfd :whet!lCI' :the strikers ' re\ The bodlea new throueh the nlr [ ·, · ·; Atheno;va Pilrkenb'uTr ' " l'ert that tbc 'governor compel Sep~. 9-INS-Pou•_tJy market like the timber !rom the boat. , ~ ' \ ~ "'. o I l l· ate:·~ td recoln.iv.e t.llt rl!fhts stead~· demllnd fair; flupply mod - landed In small boats tied up at the Wtli~i!;Of the_flrat ganie playa w•nner :o f the secon.d I .~ , · the men to belong to unions ! color.ed .h~ns l&-l1; h•nhorn :<:horc. Ot.he1s lo.nd,::!d on buUdlngJI, • was not a "caLch" that would Jeral lO-l2, cobred lipr~serll ~~- one on a hllh polt · •. · 16: le1horn s:Jt4ngers 1%-U: roru · eventua.l r:cogmtou of lht• tela 9_11 : ducks 10 • 12 : ge-e~ B ~ to' j All or the victims were employed U_uitEd •Mlne Workers If rtccC"pted . Butter market steady; df!Juan'ct by Lhe P. J. Carlin constn.ldi~ ' .' moderate; supp]J ·moderatf>: 92 1 c?mpany, which lenocd the boat i~r 1 H~ 11 wculd net commenL. 1 "Thill new propo6D.J certa•nly score 21 3-4; 89 score 19 1•4 ; 119 ft::rryJng th«> workmen to Rieke!· s An AMPHIBIAN PLANE, the first ever in Meigr County 1do~s net orovlde for rt'COIJnltlon of 18 t-2; stahdard ~ 01 3 • 4 . . . Island . . will caJ:Ty passenger!'. clhance f. given with' i 9 lJ11Ion In the form of a WDR't' market firm· demand good. The InJured were talr.en to New ;~~~~i f~ "\~e." wns all Hall would say m'odera.U:!, :t~st neOI'b)' cur~ York hospl~ls. Twenty of theae 1 each paid admission_ Biing your children to 1 ide in it. Bring -G ~v: rno:, WJVte - tndlooted yesreceipts 18-17; freah ftr~~s 19- were &aid to be serlourtb inJU«~d. 0' your family and lunch at our tables. • terday that hl' belleve6 negolla- 20; hcnery whites e'Ctra. 20~?!l: 8'.:1. Many bf the dead and Injured had. 1 ..-.caq tlons ,Vtth strlk,us and· opera.ton. 0. W. \Ta. Ky current receipts 15. · gotten their first jobs after a lenMeet Your Friendo There. a ef tlti-1 I thl'('ugh OOSBibJe rerls leonR of his Veaetables tom::.t.oea: market about gthy period of unemployment.o!:f I eq ••· , l'l·point proirram, _wUI bring the steady; demand s low : supply liKht 1 ~ te I F like to a ciQ8e. He agreed to Bet. nearby 8 qt. chip baskets 15-25 : WQltaltl Ooua.hue. of Flush~a ·I aS "go-~tween" tor the .strlktrs. New York lug boxes exe and larger Helabtl, Long Island, .wa11 one of r- &r&nlbury apartment. on .CUI t tteet 1- ; ~ tamlly moved "'klar toOJbU All>ony where Wr. Olbl>l ht.a been tran.rerm aa qen~ for 11-• .,. -..,. · lfi>Oh 1 PIKES PEAK RECORD BROKEN I'"• · ' a) Person I I I C.H 1 I 1 I t! I I ~ -- L-'k- / C e on C t a/k er ' ht to· Run agatn an £·;·al/ · R .ag . I * * * *' •• 1 1 Q A me 1 Pt. Pleasant. it. 2 . I I I I -· 1.;;::.:;;;=:::;;;;:;:;:::::;;;::-"'"-- l;ow ' a'. . 1 .,• •' Ne' Facts. I I I I ' •I ... I 1 I I' I I tl famous I I flavor ,.,.,.---- I j 1 1 17 odd 25 l stearn I , --- - - ===,.....-, ' Syracuse Bathing Beach 1 1 Stri&kers , ' N~xt Sundayt September 11th. I I some .. ' THREE BALL GAMES! 4--- I f···:t $20.00 IN GOLD,l.O WINNING TEAM IN FINALS. Aji)MISSIOJII 'rO GAMES tOe AND !Sc .' .. 1 I: A I .1or :FREE RIDE A BIG TIME FOR ALL I ••If --...--- ~-------------------------- . ' / ·Rockspri~gs, - P.om~roy,'.0. . . September 13-14-15 • Horse Racing~ Exhibits-Shows. ' Plenty Qf. Shade THE OI.J) RELIABLE-..DON'T MISS .lt. Plenty of Water. ADMISSION 25t AND -25c FOR AUTOS. Plenty of Parking Spaces. ·a.nd Automobiles FREE. \ .. I I .. �w. Club Ntw York . . . . . . lti .. Pblllwlelpl>l6 . . . r'~l . 66 66 II Cleteland . . . . . . . . 'JB · Dotrol~ " . " ··· " . .. Loula " . .." ·"" .,. i;~ I . .... I 10 .. . " owc.,o ... .. .. . u 00 Bolton . ......... · 3'1' -~ ·· NATIONAL '4-\GlJE .. · x. c.'.>f.a Make S.!i1ht Galn; Philliee Blank Lowly Cardinala s~l'll that the Pira.t.e.s, their near· c.st pursuers ln the Na.t.ional lea(tUfl chipper th~Ye& _.l;lJ"lted out by their recent. spu~·l them 14: stra.illht vk- wh~ netted IA;Il~ and 19 110 ,0 < 1 _ , ...w be -101 .11e111 t.b&D a ~qm cbarl• of twmt_v-AYI cebta tor acb :DHr· wtns tn 31 starts, the CUba are exPeriencing a very nat- -- • ural reaction. Fortunately for Chicaso. the Pirates are -suft'er1J18 the Earne kind or a let-down, followlnf their reeem streak of eleven C<JMteutJve triumphs. The Cubl:l gGt no better than an even break 1n thoir double-header v.'Ul\., ~Um yeliterd~;;y bu~ actually tnc.a<eased theor iea.d over the P1· rat~ who ltm thelr aeoond s~hd1t to Brooklyn. Chicago now leads Ute BuCIS by li 1·2 games whllc tm Dcd&ers, a. desperate tlrlit warl~..o.r to ftnlah seoond, trall by . only tlllree gam.oa. ". . .. '12 :.,, I 8t P1ttabursh A lour-run onslaught agaLnsl Ed In the eighth Inning, enabltd Chadty Rcot of the Cubs to gain a 4 to 1 decillion over the Bra.ves in the first.. game, Boston getting only slx hits. In the nl<,! lt· B~l)d.t When 'q 82 ... ,.ee \t. ~. 00 ~rom II " 11 70 stnrlell and CrosettL The nlgh~p. called beQJ.UIIC of du.rknesa lt.~ the end of the enth inning, endt:d In a 'I' to ': deadlock. In the ftnal inQ.ID&" the Yanks tallied t.hree r\Ulll, but th~ Tigers scored o.nce Jn their half to knot Ute count. Lefty Grove of the AthletiC!' , who would like to retaln hla sttikcout crown ami aliso. win ga.ntes than an)' ot.Uer pitcher t.eBOOti, had a, bad time of U a&:alnst Cleveland. He strw::k out onl)' two men and lost a :1 to 1 d~­ clelon to Clln~ Brown when Max Blahop comml.tted 11. glaring eri-or In t.he fourth in.ntna:. Browh yleld.ed only rour bit&. . Tht A"s now ha.ve loet as many gamts tu1 the Seriitors, who sub~ dllf:d. the Browns 3 lo I, and a.d~ \ u.n~d. to Mthln two pmett of sec~ oud pltu:e. ~ Monte Weaver ~eld the Browns to leur hiLs and tinnily hun& up hla ~th vtctcry tl:a.nkl:i ,;o ua.r1 Reynolds who made four htt.a. ljlrove ill two W~WhlngtJU (Uns snd llCOred th~; thlrd. TEd Lyons pi-cited the Wblt.P. S{tx to 11. 4 to 3 win over the Red 30X, In ten lnntnge. sev- ~ . .sao ·. ' ~ · ..~.. I ...•. ........ ·',,.,"II 89 .M4 .~91 =~~\ty··. ·. ·. . . AIL .. ny . .. . .. . . . . : ~~ R7 88 - : •• , ;1 ~~ ! .t:u clJe"ng~ t: Boskln 3 flO inn~--~ orln Cleveland :J; Philadelphia 1. Washington 3: St. Louis, 1. ,. Louisville 4; Oolumbul , 3. lNTl-'RN.\TIONAL U: \GUl: St.. Paul 5; Kansa.s Qity ~­ W;s.lWrore 1li; Jer5ey Clty Hi. lnc:Uanapolls S; Th.ledo.,f ao inn> 1 Mm~t.real 7; Toronto 6. Minneapoli:J 9; MILwaukee 7. ' Albany :.! ; Newark L JIIATIONAJ. LEAGUE 'GAMt8 TODAY C:btcaio .f.; BOOton 1. IJ~ston 3; Chicago 2. Phnadelphll\ 3; St. Louis '.l. , I .t.Mi:RICAN ASSOCIATION lndlsna.poll:.: at Columbus Brooklyn 12; Pittsbur&"h 2. \nl~ht. game) . Cincinnati at New York tcold.J ·! Loul&vJlle at Toledo . Milwaukee at Mlnnell['Olls. AMERIC.~K ..::AG1.1E Kan58.s CJlY at St Haul. New York 8; Detroit .f. O.f. lnn.J New ftk 1; DetrOJt 7 t cl\lled in NATIONAL LEAGUE darkness.> Ctnclnnatl at New York. Chicago at BCLSton. Bt. Loots aL Phl4tdelphla. Only games IIChedulc.-d . I ' Al\lERICA.N J,EAGU[ Boston at Chicago. Wnshington at St. Lom:s . Ne w Y(IJ"k uL Detroit. OL1ly sanies scheduled. . WAS KS:PI FROM I!,IINN.ING AN OL..YMPIC 'riii,.E BY L.EHIINENS IN'TERFE'RENCE. \JIL.Me~ A~l..ISON l-OSI I-llS DA\/IS CUP ·;' f'lfttl ·. !"'A'rCH 'rO <30~0'TRA 'THROUGH A L..INESI'.fANS .,J · \ll"o·~ ,...., · Bo~s· ~~lN' SO L.DU1> -,o ll< ~E l'ii.ON"f . I OI'I'IC:.IO ~ . ' AU Ti11111 rudtlz ,.,, crrtlleJ dttt!rt4 i11 P•rh dJJd rhr jdlltrtrl ' ' ' m•tlt in Ntw l"•ri. E~~O"! . Dou't you adore this attractn·e dn:u ~ Th~ on~·slded r~v~r and bias and · vertical seaming does much to glv~ : the figure height, eo ess~ntial for a 1 , cr~pe Hhum brown ' I ' utin in re· .•, .., . ,, ... ........ . .... . Smith and M~ Drummond \ ~ta of Meip as toacher:s. l relattv.ee. Mr. and Mrs . L H. Harding. Mi". Lincoln RuaaeU and ~:~:: 1 and Mrs. ElllUY Oosdon spt!nt Ft1· l QeoJp Werner and family, I da~· with Arthur Rupe and fa.mlly. R~U. and tlllllllY spent · C. R CQmer $pent Wednel>duy at Lake ~. 1 w1U1 c. A . Brndbury and family I . Mr, and. Mrs. carl PhUlipa ar Ml ~ c R v omer weni. t.o uut:.t.· Athena Wt'lft Jtft.t end guesLii of B. m ~ t.. n WednHdaY to spen:.l a few E. Carl and family. 1100'18 lUI. tUO IIA'l'll fUi ----- ~'. .''de '' '' 5enli 15 cents ~n atamp:o ur coin) : I to Fa$hi~n Q~t~u. Write eareJullY : 1 and 1,1lali1IY :yo,ur . m~m~ a~d full a'4· 1 dress, th• IIUftlbt:r of tl1• vatteru and the tia:~ J'UU want. 60 ltoom&--10 I ' Alldre~s yo11r leuer in the follow· iug W&f :- ~'I• Tr;p!lnn l!"lblllon 1114rll(lla fC•M- A. Tl-,n•'• hrl11 lierfrq 11 Wit& .u~ n ! I NPW Wnr• 1 U• · \] ;u~un ftik;l· ci~t".Y1Il' .J>I'in~ : : Y{il~~j'~ ;p.~~rn by r~turn !'1~11. your P4rl• al p~ttern. . •I ... ' \ No. 7773, •l•c-t'/ 1 • • • • • • • •. ' • ' • • • • '•• • t • • • ' • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • ' . • . . . . . . .. . . . -'.. . . . . . . . . . . '-. . . . . . . ' .. ..... , '-. • ·. ' . .' • .. ' .. . ~ \ ' " . . i ,. / Balla, S&eaa N..U.4 WrUe Fell" Boo1llet ODd Bat. - Jamea H. Butier, Run L with I' Id(li~~n y Rupc anc: ArUlur Rupe , Iw~:1 c In ctuiUcoihe. Tt:esday en ti~fdN b u' ' m ;,:,; " · Bearwallow R . 'itdge II 1, . _ Mr. and Mn.. Frank Ferrill ·r tbc l&t.t.s'l mqther, Mr&. Em""" Rankine& of MUlfteld. spent Bulb I daY with Mr. and Mr& J D Adam.s. Mr IUld 1\rtra, olaUlea~ Mcl'o'!aen a;ul baby of. ~field, SSK<Ut ..he week t:nd wJt.)l ~ parents.. Mr 1 and :acrs. John ' J~mes. M.1o1; Ha~ el Jllt'tnea &t<:OD"IP~tnied !.hem 1 home al)d wiU lilot.t.end £Choo1 Lhere. I ' CELA YEO , M1. anct M1 s. Joe SmlLh accom~ ' p a11lrd Mr . Spencer end family t.o 1 Oa lha county t.o vlt..it. I"ClRLiYe6, j S umla y. N.1 . and Mrs. Wm . Mou-Un ana Cli \ld reu vlsit.cd his uncle 0. A.. MILS Est.i. QW1 Alma Lft.r«en who W.a1 Lin and fam!ly Labor Day. . eJ,ent tne paiSt week wtt.h Robert Quite n numb ~!" from the ri.d&e ijyscll and famJiy, rf!lumed to a.t1 mdccl the ftmr.ral or George 1 lhdr nome at Conn ville. MlCumber ~~~ Burllugham last 1 Jl\~ ·.rracy of Pomeroy aprnt. Thur~ rlay . - d l'h I Ia ,_, N J(' d Nettle Skan woto has be~11 ca1.ng 1 ~I) ay w~ ~ s.-wr. e le 11.n · fm hc1· mother Ml"l! Ha.vrtk, sad an l prollter. .li;mme ... Tracy. aunt Mrs Ator nt Pratt-s Porili., has Mr&. Jamea Adama: Jr. and f"hU~ mov<'d to her lwmc here. drcn 't''t!re called to Orten Rm1 oy Clam Mae Perry. Reva Mae Doug~ lh<' tllneba of her mother. MH. Ill ~. Carul GuLhrle, Edward White, Walter Allen. Thecla Frost; Harcld Yerk-ey, Avery 1/.lt condition of i&rs. Amnud!lt I Dou(..:as and. Evelyn White of Bear· Blt.nkenAblp rematna uncha!llfd wallow are ttlten<"=ng school at TuP· Lloyd Ml.~C spent Sunday with pers Plains. , O t rald 1'fatvo . Mrs. Kat.e Smclair and Zeld" !Mr. aDd Mra. Ja.cll: . Cuqy o1 Bmlth were in Athens rccen~. Mansfield, apent the week et14 wlt1) Rev. Oeo. But.tertleld Yflll ''ooa- "llllr brother, · JOhn Ji)'dlea-, nnd tinue hl..s meetings at ShUmway wife. school house thi~ week. Devld Eblen was a caller 11t Miss Fauna Tubbs of A'.hcns Ht~Ucy Run. Sunday. !Spent a few daya with R. E. Doug~ JuanJt.a. RuaxJl spent Sunday las and family recently. with Lti:a A.dai"J)&. A number of our young folks at~ ~ggy B!ankepshtp, E m o t y tended a party given by Mrs. Albert Homes ,.and Mrs. Julia Oret.ln au.:t Warner 85 a surprise for hllr sun children spen\ BUnda)' with her Clarence, Saturday. Ice cream and 11 ttter, MJ.11 , El:lward M.GrtiD mrul cake were served . her mother Mra.. Blankenship The road Is betng graded frotn Mrs. J-.mes St.ah1 and dau1: 1ten; the hig~way Itt Pratts Pork to C. A of MUlfield, 5pen~ the week. with Colburn s. hc1· sstter, Mrs. Oaoa Howell, Mn. Edith VanNest hB,!; returned Mr and Mrs. Pea 1 Oilke • to. Columbus after apc•nding 110 me · r 1 o. time here end rrtencJ! I wlt~:..::uves s ... .tV£NU£ New Feed Store ' 1:~~ eten and rcadJ for b~neu. kJeakd 80Ut.h of New artdce. operated br &be oOMtNO sERVJJ:E sToaB t.:O.- " br.1.nch ol 'be PomeNJ g&oreti. undtl' &be maMJellu:at af Oscar H. Mnn. _.. wUl ..U I& ene ef &be mOl& IMP•llll' feed. Stofto"-1 in Southern Ohio. There bu alrudJ been Ollf : ar of &hat lllfb Grad!l!l Oomln4 DaitJ1 ttorK. Hoc aad Poultry Feedl anloadl:d Ql aatland an4 one c.,. of \hat hla:;b arad~ 110ft wheat 11% Brad. ~DC' Mlddllnp 1t111Mded for ih~ ' Rutland ' . .a.re. Uaai dlehta~ . J\LPHA·CIH!NT I~ tn:..uii awl will be 11nloaded aL Rili· laltd do~ neat week. Relnember DomiM bandlea not.hiaJ. We have one car ' or h11t. hJi"ll ~ ,ooU-An4 paranwes eTWJ Utlll&' u re~ praen\ed. w, at.o handle at. the BaU&Dd JMre, all &be I • ' J:a\fh lfi"BAlLit yet.elll , l'1" • . r" fMld Kdl Tiplelllf, Clftn, wtak:r and aprla' ant ~~~ · C\oftl' .... I ' t, · ,: ~~ ,fl.e JOG t.be AIM prkea ID ~"".JC'~ . bUand u we •• Ja Pomeroy. &eni ·aad woUI be fla4 b , I We operate • delivery .,.•• &II ..... old ud MW rr1eads ,., call arul pi .., price~ ~IHI see one of tbe- mo!lt. r:OIIIPiek •' Futll Sktres In Se•Ulern Ohio. Tnat JOIII'ILitll and e&ook lo the Ilea ud a-:-e &.lie difference. l'eun Besp. THE oo)ii~O FEED StORE ltutland, Ohio. O!CAR Ml'I!RS, M,"r. ~=~==---....:::;:;::::;;:::::;: YOU EVER STOP ,.TO ' ., tml? ' By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA burg. Mr. und Mit;. Chatle~; Oreuler at· Wlnded the funeral of Oeorve MeA t h~ Cumber. at Burlingham Thursday. en~ . Mr .and Mrs. Uale Smith and dau Ml &. E!la LaRue ~~ ::pendmg the ghter of Pomeroy were week end wc.ck wi t h her ~ 1 aunt: Mrs Wm . gue!Ls or Mr. and Mrsl Albert HeiiVaf L>. at Old Kytu>:I. man. BhLrJr.Bn Ru]:e aud rami!."/ and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNaqhton Jack Tipton and family of Colum - 1and- son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard bus, spent the week end wllh rei~ 1 Hughe& and children ot Columbus, atiVLt hare. · Mr. and Mrs. Dale Giles, Mr. and Ivan Ma~k and family of Bucy - 1Mrs. Guy Tuckerman and children 1us, fpent the week end here ami of Bprln~fleld , Mrs. Nora Thomp110n aL Old Kyger wlth relative!! . of ~cA.rthur. Mr and Mrs.•Cheater Scht.:·l op:hcd Mcndny w1th Mot·rill of New Philadelphia were Delayt.od Mary Wru"d sr. :a t Friday al ~--- -'- Pro Golf Champ ahd Runner-Up A wonder city it one )"here the cjty 10vemment runt the city in the eame way aa a ouc:c:eeaful buaineaa. From the arrumenb of the different c:oun~ee who deaire to • retain armament& or in any way inc_reue tJ-eir military or naval atreni\h, it will be found that all hue, their .dainia to do ao on :the nocuiity for aec:urity. In pre-war day.. a pi~ in the tun W&l · conoidered a 100d enou1h e:JICUte. tbia' country aaya nothin1 about a place in the •11n. but dilet demand aec:urity. Tbia ia aound common aeriie, for while a plac:e in the aun may clorift a coimtrr it doea not provide aec:urity and aec:uiitf io what America needa. If fOU have a car to aell, you will probably aet more for it if you adnrtiae it in tbia newlj,aper. . There oeenu to be a l'!t of Jol!U wlio are finnly convinced ' duit peOple can be made 1ood by anac:t of COiilfeaa. . The proaP.,ritJ ot ~t '· the prOiperii:Y of the eodimunity n which it fNe til!inot economize NEX'r1>•')'· 'TilEY f'\E.IO't: ~M~ 6.... , \ 'i ~;~ ~. AJiD UDder Same Maaa..-e~' ALBA COURT HOTEL New l!lmJnta. PloltU upon HoQf'to Get These Ptlllerm ' i ILOOM ----- Thelma Orr at.t.ended U'le P'al.r P'rlday tmd Batur· I "fG COFFEE SHOP evenlnc. ;;-k end Dell\yerl Mn. o. H. FrecKer and dadahte.r-'Ntna. attended r.pnvcniion tn ncrt:1rm Ohlc las~ w~k . Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reed had ll$ their iUtsts over the week end Mr. and Mrs. J08Cph Heeps, Mr. and Mrs. Doc Rebrassier 11,11d daughter, Aq&a Ann. ot Columbu~;. Miss Helen Glil.ul of Athena IS VJS!tlng her nun~. Mr5. Rosa Brechtel. Miss Grace Black l5 &peLodtng A week with her grandmother, Mrs. Black of Leading Creek. Alonzo Lynch or Columbur. is visiting relatives here. Those callmg on Gus Brechtel and fam.Uy, 8lUlday. were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heepll, Mr. and Mrs. WOLF PEN Doc Rebrassler and dall.ihl.er of CclumbUII, Mrs. Will Farley, dauMr. anrl. .M. :·~ . ·:.nesLCr Sv.-ea.ringer Whkr' 11nd two / ~'OilS or Leading O~k. Mrs. He..rold Chase and ot Detroit spent the week end with dall6hter ( r M~ddleport. Mr. and his awt'- Mrs. T . w. Musser. Mrs. Chester Morris and baby of Mre. Jchn Ma.rti.u and sons of New Philadelphia is the guest of Mr. Che ~ hir c ond Mu;. ". c . Reed . and Mrs. E. H. Morris. I Gladyfl Davtd&on Ja attendtng the . Mountain Stale College ·ut Parkers· kd -~--·--- ~ ·-·-.---- v~rs~d trulment made tl~ uriginal. The triln used the shiny surface. ---·- I ' ¥r. · . .......... Mr. llPd Mr&. DIJWt Honon e.nd Mrs. MfUer ol Col.umbUa. epenl. tb.e week~1md with Mr. and Mn. 0. H. i' Bailey. Mr . and Mr&. Mellon Torrence and tunUy ot ~ville sJ;en~ avdBye: last week wiUl Mr. and , Mra. Roland Torrence. Ruth Orr callecl. on Murl Trll.&&eli Storys Run 1-ttL..~. ~ . Ctlaalb• Oll.. and Gamet Pul.t" p.ve. a their home Prtdly ev(..n- ~:;=..~~- INTERNATIONAl, r.t:AGl if-: RQ.:;hestcr nt Buffalo. BaiUmore at J~rsey Cit)'. Montreal ut Toronto. Newark at Albany. ~AI. PH -... -- called oo hr. Cue, Thun~ 0~ AMERICAN AS&OOIATION . HOTEL COLuMBUS .39lt Toronto . .. . . • . . . Ml 194.332 l'E8T£RDt\Y"S RESUL'fS L on f:'Yt. ..f.7a IN'l'ERN.I1."1'iUJ'IIAL LEAGUE Vlub W. L. Pet. J:'iewark . . . . 101 &6 .HD Baltimore . . 86 10 .MD 8uftalo .. . : 1M ,'11 .542 Roohester 12 73 . ~:m Lady Luck ·Frowm . By HARDIN . " ""' .. ....... 15 . . . . 81 . . . . . .'. . 59 M1 '10 ASSQCIA'fiON et &, but ~hock of tour defeab In tbelr :.1st nvp eta.~. ca.n tha.nk theh· ho~.. Ky so .an i ) wiLh ~e,.. York. eep\.. 9.-INB--Tne Cf\~O CUba, reelinG under tho:: teellna "' n ...... 11 . . . . . . . 56 By l.oES CONKLIN INS Sports Writer aren't " ".. .,. tl· .... .... . A. "Ruth~" Yankeea Boat Detroit ra~1 ..... 1 -~ i . ,. Bfj Cleveland ; 6!11 " " 80 baoVE IS BEATEN .oJt ( !· �w. Club Ntw York . . . . . . lti .. Pblllwlelpl>l6 . . . r'~l . 66 66 II Cleteland . . . . . . . . 'JB · Dotrol~ " . " ··· " . .. Loula " . .." ·"" .,. i;~ I . .... I 10 .. . " owc.,o ... .. .. . u 00 Bolton . ......... · 3'1' -~ ·· NATIONAL '4-\GlJE .. · x. c.'.>f.a Make S.!i1ht Galn; Philliee Blank Lowly Cardinala s~l'll that the Pira.t.e.s, their near· c.st pursuers ln the Na.t.ional lea(tUfl chipper th~Ye& _.l;lJ"lted out by their recent. spu~·l them 14: stra.illht vk- wh~ netted IA;Il~ and 19 110 ,0 < 1 _ , ...w be -101 .11e111 t.b&D a ~qm cbarl• of twmt_v-AYI cebta tor acb :DHr· wtns tn 31 starts, the CUba are exPeriencing a very nat- -- • ural reaction. Fortunately for Chicaso. the Pirates are -suft'er1J18 the Earne kind or a let-down, followlnf their reeem streak of eleven C<JMteutJve triumphs. The Cubl:l gGt no better than an even break 1n thoir double-header v.'Ul\., ~Um yeliterd~;;y bu~ actually tnc.a<eased theor iea.d over the P1· rat~ who ltm thelr aeoond s~hd1t to Brooklyn. Chicago now leads Ute BuCIS by li 1·2 games whllc tm Dcd&ers, a. desperate tlrlit warl~..o.r to ftnlah seoond, trall by . only tlllree gam.oa. ". . .. '12 :.,, I 8t P1ttabursh A lour-run onslaught agaLnsl Ed In the eighth Inning, enabltd Chadty Rcot of the Cubs to gain a 4 to 1 decillion over the Bra.ves in the first.. game, Boston getting only slx hits. In the nl<,! lt· B~l)d.t When 'q 82 ... ,.ee \t. ~. 00 ~rom II " 11 70 stnrlell and CrosettL The nlgh~p. called beQJ.UIIC of du.rknesa lt.~ the end of the enth inning, endt:d In a 'I' to ': deadlock. In the ftnal inQ.ID&" the Yanks tallied t.hree r\Ulll, but th~ Tigers scored o.nce Jn their half to knot Ute count. Lefty Grove of the AthletiC!' , who would like to retaln hla sttikcout crown ami aliso. win ga.ntes than an)' ot.Uer pitcher t.eBOOti, had a, bad time of U a&:alnst Cleveland. He strw::k out onl)' two men and lost a :1 to 1 d~­ clelon to Clln~ Brown when Max Blahop comml.tted 11. glaring eri-or In t.he fourth in.ntna:. Browh yleld.ed only rour bit&. . Tht A"s now ha.ve loet as many gamts tu1 the Seriitors, who sub~ dllf:d. the Browns 3 lo I, and a.d~ \ u.n~d. to Mthln two pmett of sec~ oud pltu:e. ~ Monte Weaver ~eld the Browns to leur hiLs and tinnily hun& up hla ~th vtctcry tl:a.nkl:i ,;o ua.r1 Reynolds who made four htt.a. ljlrove ill two W~WhlngtJU (Uns snd llCOred th~; thlrd. TEd Lyons pi-cited the Wblt.P. S{tx to 11. 4 to 3 win over the Red 30X, In ten lnntnge. sev- ~ . .sao ·. ' ~ · ..~.. I ...•. ........ ·',,.,"II 89 .M4 .~91 =~~\ty··. ·. ·. . . AIL .. ny . .. . .. . . . . : ~~ R7 88 - : •• , ;1 ~~ ! .t:u clJe"ng~ t: Boskln 3 flO inn~--~ orln Cleveland :J; Philadelphia 1. Washington 3: St. Louis, 1. ,. Louisville 4; Oolumbul , 3. lNTl-'RN.\TIONAL U: \GUl: St.. Paul 5; Kansa.s Qity ~­ W;s.lWrore 1li; Jer5ey Clty Hi. lnc:Uanapolls S; Th.ledo.,f ao inn> 1 Mm~t.real 7; Toronto 6. Minneapoli:J 9; MILwaukee 7. ' Albany :.! ; Newark L JIIATIONAJ. LEAGUE 'GAMt8 TODAY C:btcaio .f.; BOOton 1. IJ~ston 3; Chicago 2. Phnadelphll\ 3; St. Louis '.l. , I .t.Mi:RICAN ASSOCIATION lndlsna.poll:.: at Columbus Brooklyn 12; Pittsbur&"h 2. \nl~ht. game) . Cincinnati at New York tcold.J ·! Loul&vJlle at Toledo . Milwaukee at Mlnnell['Olls. AMERIC.~K ..::AG1.1E Kan58.s CJlY at St Haul. New York 8; Detroit .f. O.f. lnn.J New ftk 1; DetrOJt 7 t cl\lled in NATIONAL LEAGUE darkness.> Ctnclnnatl at New York. Chicago at BCLSton. Bt. Loots aL Phl4tdelphla. Only games IIChedulc.-d . I ' Al\lERICA.N J,EAGU[ Boston at Chicago. Wnshington at St. Lom:s . Ne w Y(IJ"k uL Detroit. OL1ly sanies scheduled. . WAS KS:PI FROM I!,IINN.ING AN OL..YMPIC 'riii,.E BY L.EHIINENS IN'TERFE'RENCE. \JIL.Me~ A~l..ISON l-OSI I-llS DA\/IS CUP ·;' f'lfttl ·. !"'A'rCH 'rO <30~0'TRA 'THROUGH A L..INESI'.fANS .,J · \ll"o·~ ,...., · Bo~s· ~~lN' SO L.DU1> -,o ll< ~E l'ii.ON"f . I OI'I'IC:.IO ~ . ' AU Ti11111 rudtlz ,.,, crrtlleJ dttt!rt4 i11 P•rh dJJd rhr jdlltrtrl ' ' ' m•tlt in Ntw l"•ri. E~~O"! . Dou't you adore this attractn·e dn:u ~ Th~ on~·slded r~v~r and bias and · vertical seaming does much to glv~ : the figure height, eo ess~ntial for a 1 , cr~pe Hhum brown ' I ' utin in re· .•, .., . ,, ... ........ . .... . Smith and M~ Drummond \ ~ta of Meip as toacher:s. l relattv.ee. Mr. and Mrs . L H. Harding. Mi". Lincoln RuaaeU and ~:~:: 1 and Mrs. ElllUY Oosdon spt!nt Ft1· l QeoJp Werner and family, I da~· with Arthur Rupe and fa.mlly. R~U. and tlllllllY spent · C. R CQmer $pent Wednel>duy at Lake ~. 1 w1U1 c. A . Brndbury and family I . Mr, and. Mrs. carl PhUlipa ar Ml ~ c R v omer weni. t.o uut:.t.· Athena Wt'lft Jtft.t end guesLii of B. m ~ t.. n WednHdaY to spen:.l a few E. Carl and family. 1100'18 lUI. tUO IIA'l'll fUi ----- ~'. .''de '' '' 5enli 15 cents ~n atamp:o ur coin) : I to Fa$hi~n Q~t~u. Write eareJullY : 1 and 1,1lali1IY :yo,ur . m~m~ a~d full a'4· 1 dress, th• IIUftlbt:r of tl1• vatteru and the tia:~ J'UU want. 60 ltoom&--10 I ' Alldre~s yo11r leuer in the follow· iug W&f :- ~'I• Tr;p!lnn l!"lblllon 1114rll(lla fC•M- A. Tl-,n•'• hrl11 lierfrq 11 Wit& .u~ n ! I NPW Wnr• 1 U• · \] ;u~un ftik;l· ci~t".Y1Il' .J>I'in~ : : Y{il~~j'~ ;p.~~rn by r~turn !'1~11. your P4rl• al p~ttern. . •I ... ' \ No. 7773, •l•c-t'/ 1 • • • • • • • •. ' • ' • • • • '•• • t • • • ' • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • ' . • . . . . . . .. . . . -'.. . . . . . . . . . . '-. . . . . . . ' .. ..... , '-. • ·. ' . .' • .. ' .. . ~ \ ' " . . i ,. / Balla, S&eaa N..U.4 WrUe Fell" Boo1llet ODd Bat. - Jamea H. Butier, Run L with I' Id(li~~n y Rupc anc: ArUlur Rupe , Iw~:1 c In ctuiUcoihe. Tt:esday en ti~fdN b u' ' m ;,:,; " · Bearwallow R . 'itdge II 1, . _ Mr. and Mn.. Frank Ferrill ·r tbc l&t.t.s'l mqther, Mr&. Em""" Rankine& of MUlfteld. spent Bulb I daY with Mr. and Mr& J D Adam.s. Mr IUld 1\rtra, olaUlea~ Mcl'o'!aen a;ul baby of. ~field, SSK<Ut ..he week t:nd wJt.)l ~ parents.. Mr 1 and :acrs. John ' J~mes. M.1o1; Ha~ el Jllt'tnea &t<:OD"IP~tnied !.hem 1 home al)d wiU lilot.t.end £Choo1 Lhere. I ' CELA YEO , M1. anct M1 s. Joe SmlLh accom~ ' p a11lrd Mr . Spencer end family t.o 1 Oa lha county t.o vlt..it. I"ClRLiYe6, j S umla y. N.1 . and Mrs. Wm . Mou-Un ana Cli \ld reu vlsit.cd his uncle 0. A.. MILS Est.i. QW1 Alma Lft.r«en who W.a1 Lin and fam!ly Labor Day. . eJ,ent tne paiSt week wtt.h Robert Quite n numb ~!" from the ri.d&e ijyscll and famJiy, rf!lumed to a.t1 mdccl the ftmr.ral or George 1 lhdr nome at Conn ville. MlCumber ~~~ Burllugham last 1 Jl\~ ·.rracy of Pomeroy aprnt. Thur~ rlay . - d l'h I Ia ,_, N J(' d Nettle Skan woto has be~11 ca1.ng 1 ~I) ay w~ ~ s.-wr. e le 11.n · fm hc1· mother Ml"l! Ha.vrtk, sad an l prollter. .li;mme ... Tracy. aunt Mrs Ator nt Pratt-s Porili., has Mr&. Jamea Adama: Jr. and f"hU~ mov<'d to her lwmc here. drcn 't''t!re called to Orten Rm1 oy Clam Mae Perry. Reva Mae Doug~ lh<' tllneba of her mother. MH. Ill ~. Carul GuLhrle, Edward White, Walter Allen. Thecla Frost; Harcld Yerk-ey, Avery 1/.lt condition of i&rs. Amnud!lt I Dou(..:as and. Evelyn White of Bear· Blt.nkenAblp rematna uncha!llfd wallow are ttlten<"=ng school at TuP· Lloyd Ml.~C spent Sunday with pers Plains. , O t rald 1'fatvo . Mrs. Kat.e Smclair and Zeld" !Mr. aDd Mra. Ja.cll: . Cuqy o1 Bmlth were in Athens rccen~. Mansfield, apent the week et14 wlt1) Rev. Oeo. But.tertleld Yflll ''ooa- "llllr brother, · JOhn Ji)'dlea-, nnd tinue hl..s meetings at ShUmway wife. school house thi~ week. Devld Eblen was a caller 11t Miss Fauna Tubbs of A'.hcns Ht~Ucy Run. Sunday. !Spent a few daya with R. E. Doug~ JuanJt.a. RuaxJl spent Sunday las and family recently. with Lti:a A.dai"J)&. A number of our young folks at~ ~ggy B!ankepshtp, E m o t y tended a party given by Mrs. Albert Homes ,.and Mrs. Julia Oret.ln au.:t Warner 85 a surprise for hllr sun children spen\ BUnda)' with her Clarence, Saturday. Ice cream and 11 ttter, MJ.11 , El:lward M.GrtiD mrul cake were served . her mother Mra.. Blankenship The road Is betng graded frotn Mrs. J-.mes St.ah1 and dau1: 1ten; the hig~way Itt Pratts Pork to C. A of MUlfield, 5pen~ the week. with Colburn s. hc1· sstter, Mrs. Oaoa Howell, Mn. Edith VanNest hB,!; returned Mr and Mrs. Pea 1 Oilke • to. Columbus after apc•nding 110 me · r 1 o. time here end rrtencJ! I wlt~:..::uves s ... .tV£NU£ New Feed Store ' 1:~~ eten and rcadJ for b~neu. kJeakd 80Ut.h of New artdce. operated br &be oOMtNO sERVJJ:E sToaB t.:O.- " br.1.nch ol 'be PomeNJ g&oreti. undtl' &be maMJellu:at af Oscar H. Mnn. _.. wUl ..U I& ene ef &be mOl& IMP•llll' feed. Stofto"-1 in Southern Ohio. There bu alrudJ been Ollf : ar of &hat lllfb Grad!l!l Oomln4 DaitJ1 ttorK. Hoc aad Poultry Feedl anloadl:d Ql aatland an4 one c.,. of \hat hla:;b arad~ 110ft wheat 11% Brad. ~DC' Mlddllnp 1t111Mded for ih~ ' Rutland ' . .a.re. Uaai dlehta~ . J\LPHA·CIH!NT I~ tn:..uii awl will be 11nloaded aL Rili· laltd do~ neat week. Relnember DomiM bandlea not.hiaJ. We have one car ' or h11t. hJi"ll ~ ,ooU-An4 paranwes eTWJ Utlll&' u re~ praen\ed. w, at.o handle at. the BaU&Dd JMre, all &be I • ' J:a\fh lfi"BAlLit yet.elll , l'1" • . r" fMld Kdl Tiplelllf, Clftn, wtak:r and aprla' ant ~~~ · C\oftl' .... I ' t, · ,: ~~ ,fl.e JOG t.be AIM prkea ID ~"".JC'~ . bUand u we •• Ja Pomeroy. &eni ·aad woUI be fla4 b , I We operate • delivery .,.•• &II ..... old ud MW rr1eads ,., call arul pi .., price~ ~IHI see one of tbe- mo!lt. r:OIIIPiek •' Futll Sktres In Se•Ulern Ohio. Tnat JOIII'ILitll and e&ook lo the Ilea ud a-:-e &.lie difference. l'eun Besp. THE oo)ii~O FEED StORE ltutland, Ohio. O!CAR Ml'I!RS, M,"r. ~=~==---....:::;:;::::;;:::::;: YOU EVER STOP ,.TO ' ., tml? ' By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA burg. Mr. und Mit;. Chatle~; Oreuler at· Wlnded the funeral of Oeorve MeA t h~ Cumber. at Burlingham Thursday. en~ . Mr .and Mrs. Uale Smith and dau Ml &. E!la LaRue ~~ ::pendmg the ghter of Pomeroy were week end wc.ck wi t h her ~ 1 aunt: Mrs Wm . gue!Ls or Mr. and Mrsl Albert HeiiVaf L>. at Old Kytu>:I. man. BhLrJr.Bn Ru]:e aud rami!."/ and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNaqhton Jack Tipton and family of Colum - 1and- son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard bus, spent the week end wllh rei~ 1 Hughe& and children ot Columbus, atiVLt hare. · Mr. and Mrs. Dale Giles, Mr. and Ivan Ma~k and family of Bucy - 1Mrs. Guy Tuckerman and children 1us, fpent the week end here ami of Bprln~fleld , Mrs. Nora Thomp110n aL Old Kyger wlth relative!! . of ~cA.rthur. Mr and Mrs.•Cheater Scht.:·l op:hcd Mcndny w1th Mot·rill of New Philadelphia were Delayt.od Mary Wru"d sr. :a t Friday al ~--- -'- Pro Golf Champ ahd Runner-Up A wonder city it one )"here the cjty 10vemment runt the city in the eame way aa a ouc:c:eeaful buaineaa. From the arrumenb of the different c:oun~ee who deaire to • retain armament& or in any way inc_reue tJ-eir military or naval atreni\h, it will be found that all hue, their .dainia to do ao on :the nocuiity for aec:urity. In pre-war day.. a pi~ in the tun W&l · conoidered a 100d enou1h e:JICUte. tbia' country aaya nothin1 about a place in the •11n. but dilet demand aec:urity. Tbia ia aound common aeriie, for while a plac:e in the aun may clorift a coimtrr it doea not provide aec:urity and aec:uiitf io what America needa. If fOU have a car to aell, you will probably aet more for it if you adnrtiae it in tbia newlj,aper. . There oeenu to be a l'!t of Jol!U wlio are finnly convinced ' duit peOple can be made 1ood by anac:t of COiilfeaa. . The proaP.,ritJ ot ~t '· the prOiperii:Y of the eodimunity n which it fNe til!inot economize NEX'r1>•')'· 'TilEY f'\E.IO't: ~M~ 6.... , \ 'i ~;~ ~. AJiD UDder Same Maaa..-e~' ALBA COURT HOTEL New l!lmJnta. PloltU upon HoQf'to Get These Ptlllerm ' i ILOOM ----- Thelma Orr at.t.ended U'le P'al.r P'rlday tmd Batur· I "fG COFFEE SHOP evenlnc. ;;-k end Dell\yerl Mn. o. H. FrecKer and dadahte.r-'Ntna. attended r.pnvcniion tn ncrt:1rm Ohlc las~ w~k . Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reed had ll$ their iUtsts over the week end Mr. and Mrs. J08Cph Heeps, Mr. and Mrs. Doc Rebrassier 11,11d daughter, Aq&a Ann. ot Columbu~;. Miss Helen Glil.ul of Athena IS VJS!tlng her nun~. Mr5. Rosa Brechtel. Miss Grace Black l5 &peLodtng A week with her grandmother, Mrs. Black of Leading Creek. Alonzo Lynch or Columbur. is visiting relatives here. Those callmg on Gus Brechtel and fam.Uy, 8lUlday. were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heepll, Mr. and Mrs. WOLF PEN Doc Rebrassler and dall.ihl.er of CclumbUII, Mrs. Will Farley, dauMr. anrl. .M. :·~ . ·:.nesLCr Sv.-ea.ringer Whkr' 11nd two / ~'OilS or Leading O~k. Mrs. He..rold Chase and ot Detroit spent the week end with dall6hter ( r M~ddleport. Mr. and his awt'- Mrs. T . w. Musser. Mrs. Chester Morris and baby of Mre. Jchn Ma.rti.u and sons of New Philadelphia is the guest of Mr. Che ~ hir c ond Mu;. ". c . Reed . and Mrs. E. H. Morris. I Gladyfl Davtd&on Ja attendtng the . Mountain Stale College ·ut Parkers· kd -~--·--- ~ ·-·-.---- v~rs~d trulment made tl~ uriginal. The triln used the shiny surface. ---·- I ' ¥r. · . .......... Mr. llPd Mr&. DIJWt Honon e.nd Mrs. MfUer ol Col.umbUa. epenl. tb.e week~1md with Mr. and Mn. 0. H. i' Bailey. Mr . and Mr&. Mellon Torrence and tunUy ot ~ville sJ;en~ avdBye: last week wiUl Mr. and , Mra. Roland Torrence. Ruth Orr callecl. on Murl Trll.&&eli Storys Run 1-ttL..~. ~ . Ctlaalb• Oll.. and Gamet Pul.t" p.ve. a their home Prtdly ev(..n- ~:;=..~~- INTERNATIONAl, r.t:AGl if-: RQ.:;hestcr nt Buffalo. BaiUmore at J~rsey Cit)'. Montreal ut Toronto. Newark at Albany. ~AI. PH -... -- called oo hr. Cue, Thun~ 0~ AMERICAN AS&OOIATION . HOTEL COLuMBUS .39lt Toronto . .. . . • . . . Ml 194.332 l'E8T£RDt\Y"S RESUL'fS L on f:'Yt. ..f.7a IN'l'ERN.I1."1'iUJ'IIAL LEAGUE Vlub W. L. Pet. J:'iewark . . . . 101 &6 .HD Baltimore . . 86 10 .MD 8uftalo .. . : 1M ,'11 .542 Roohester 12 73 . ~:m Lady Luck ·Frowm . By HARDIN . " ""' .. ....... 15 . . . . 81 . . . . . .'. . 59 M1 '10 ASSQCIA'fiON et &, but ~hock of tour defeab In tbelr :.1st nvp eta.~. ca.n tha.nk theh· ho~.. Ky so .an i ) wiLh ~e,.. York. eep\.. 9.-INB--Tne Cf\~O CUba, reelinG under tho:: teellna "' n ...... 11 . . . . . . . 56 By l.oES CONKLIN INS Sports Writer aren't " ".. .,. tl· .... .... . A. "Ruth~" Yankeea Boat Detroit ra~1 ..... 1 -~ i . ,. Bfj Cleveland ; 6!11 " " 80 baoVE IS BEATEN .oJt ( !· �• ....... . . D&JL'f oung Boy "Just Roamfn' Around" CHI £F ROUSH 'PANTH£HS WIll • ·R£PIRT fOR FIRST TlML ~N MONDAY 'R~ID:' 8HEAKS 14 Year Old Fram mond. Va., Taken Cuatoc:ly Here "" "Oh just around," ..,... 14 or Richmond va , and small for hta •avehe"' omce" ,..,. Pl'lda1 was brought to the ~oe.min th~ answer John Powell 30 M<!mbero Of Purple Squad To Receive ~~~~~;~om"" I~ the lnveattpticm that Equipment lowed wu learned that Ul<:'l horne or his WlCle, whole Announced Schedule Hao he ha:l foraotten He cave Liot Of Seven Gamel ; no J't(ISOU tor luving home Ba.Yllli that he ha.d. a sLep.tather, Who Three At Home h im nlce, never whlpped lltLVe him plenty t.o eat ·:.;;;;;,dw.ru~ clean in appearance a wearing a tie, aithoueh :~:t~t; were worn thin from much He said he bad little obtalninr rideS via the but had never resorted I.e . rretcht. train route .. 81'1 yet HI'! told officer• that he wa.s In Grade B·A In school but did not know how he would ret back to Richmond before school started h W en asked whether or not his par· would be worr1ed about his he made no answer lad waa brought in Friday when A 0 Tracy· sherllf and Hank Youna deputy went to Rnclne to lnvest11ate a robbery Some person told young Powell that by crO&I!Ing the Ohio river at Long Bottom he would be in Rich· mond and of course the lad bellev· cd the sto'" )' Hoe wandered Into the hanc;ta the h,l.w after the "joke" Meigs county authorities are attempting to uet in touch with oftl cera In Richmond, who wm In turn noLify tho lad's parents of hi8 whereH.bout-6 He w111 likely be reto hla home without delay - - -- U - The Purneroy Plre Complete Machinet'y With Maoh IN MONKEY RUN Capacity Said To Be 33 Gallon• In 5 Houro; All Deob'Qyed or I . lOth pruentlne: A lJLtle Olrl 1n a l BIJ O:liy" a eena&Uonal eomed7- ' drama 1n three acta. Captain RoJ L. Hyatt., owner 1110d manaaer Of \ VOL. VI- NO. 293 • we5t u dlret~tor, actor and author Between act. numerous nudevtlle numbera will be lntrodl.Dd. lDcludlna s1nalna:. dnncin& and musi- . " . Melet~kln el•. will oot rip-Stse 211 TODAY "MILLION DOLLAR LEGS" T_ Jack OaKie, W. C. Fields, Andy Clyde, Ben Turpin . Colll'ecly "Succeee" --.:...----..;:=,.:::::~~:;:::~,...------- Saturday' Sept. 10 "RJDIN' TORNADO" ·Tim McCoy, Shirley Grey ComedJ "Of All People" MATINEID BATUaDAY l:3t P. M. tin ~""111 natural '; .. i ' Inquiry To Sift Repoft I Of v....l'. Unoeaw ·~ worthine11 t. I ~ Good pock· 50 waist mea· tie Broom,o-siralrht wood handlet- 25c SOCKS. BOY',S COVERALLS s• z to These are a he&YY rrade, part w110l sock. wlttl relnfDl'lled heel and toe ;e:r.t-Lea;r The col•r rort W 12 y&a.r-Made wl&h drop pdckeb--ma&- alfleves-folll' erlal 11 fas' color, hl~kory •&ripe-for pllli)' I• a ralxecl rnJ ud •hUe. Buy them for Utelr watm&h, •wablllt.J and com · Mm-c new ShirO added to our no.- SOc· pain to be 1old,at.- MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS • nr 110bool \W-ar IOcAPAm Jarie !loot-llund~ds of prople are tak- llg a.d... nb.re ol &hls taall•J Shirt at lUl'h a low prk:e. m. SOc oomron ...... wear- Made et the NM Denln-Stltche• 10 the)' baelr.-Nn•r told at a lower priM tban DCIW. 81HS Made of fast eelor prtnta, larp 31 I.e 5fi. quarter IM,&h, many paUernN '""" Jackell To Match 88c ~TH" •'COLGATES BIG SOAP MEN'S AND ROY'S CAPS CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS 1392: Pair 8Mcklnp for boJ• and flrlt- tented. Larce ••• ban that sell nru· 1arly tor Itt:. leatMr 1weat band, aUk Uned and made nne or llrht Bran aad. blqe-SI• 8 to I ~'--Durablt! and IIIH.ham. dark WMI Bloomen ror J80 toh~ Pai~~4J~ItiQ.f 1 S.t~aJ. 1 lOe 60() Pieceo Paatlel. ·~e. ,....... wb!O., •LJiel ~ , e.a.m Jl'llllo lallo... e•lor CleJIIl'buill.oa-AII sll:ea.. .- or 1 wbtto c..t 11..- nated. • EAcH ' - 1prin• Suffer Acutely From Aathma FINE GLASS TUMBLERS ,oru1 ' U.S d . BOYS OVERALLS )dU:. Supplr yoar Thla blown eat ,.._ tan'ill.ten.:-ora,. HI ,..r oftnU. Ia lilel I \e 1......._ ftae . .,.... Bleometw. Btep..tna ror school ftar Color Bla.c"' IOcAPAIR WATER PITCHERS Two Q..n .... hea., ., wide ribbed. need at tbil low prke. IOc 1 -;:·'·;itlfc APA'lR ' ~ VotM S~oeklnp For n&l"lodlnr ~!Wu rrcna frul~ 41 lnllt-h dlamder, I iacbe1 deep--peen ,1..,. JN~ LADIES RAYON SILK UNDERWEAR rl~bed, "REAMERS" BLOOMERS le ahH 1 te 11 mat.eri~~ol. 25e ltayon and cotton lr.nU or bntadcl.U. triple olllobotl wP lia.ci._A rellaltle e'fU&Jl rer ICMol ..,... &bat will lin AU.tutorJ ......-tee.- ...._.·2.__Sc;;;..;.._A_G'-:'An_M_E_NT_~·.s_A_ro..,R_D:_A~v39c teclb' ,.. ~ott=Jytnc on the tho Oncldont Ald:"-e""' b.;;.,,. rr<>und al\er tilt litd had ftow- \u the eldel Ia IMI!Ib>lla cenOtn! ed ••Y '11lla lam ,or ,.,. wm not oo~na tilt _ . , . .., ~ han no depreukm sta.r1n1 them and he 8h'ould be""' ~tn \he laoe tor tbe 4uratton of lhe maltlllt anr IIIOV~ ·ir.t i:;;t 1 untll arter electloal U matea th~ eotnli\J: wlnttr. • 1b m&ke thlnP evon - . In- ~boll..... kJo unOetlala.'' ho r.dlled temtlnc a. oonYentent bed wr.s a'•I 1 al~ bo-n two boavy lltnbon, lo lir AIWI· made of iJW>1>Y- and - the... U-1 N. 2Sc Se"fcn poJnt tO)Jit-llllbft!llka,le vlletl- CHILDREN'~ AU Jolnte were IIOld,.-ed where· ever poeslble and a pnerows supply of ftour doual\ prevented any leaD. Whll~ the outftt wu conft8cated, no clew to the owner wu found Whfle emptytna the bamll, the ohlet dlloovered "" unusually ~w&e rat under one of them and abe, I>J her u-.ol """ tonn o1 buaJneoo tn _ ...,.,.., onoa, lei\ h'!ft'l<dll'. preoumabiJ IW'Ianoe aa tile tnown ,._ In· to ftlhnl Co fatten up durin& the d.uat.ey." 1 eomtna winter on bual}els of per. One fOUl\l" man. 1p, epeat•- of t.o M:III!Ct VIolet, Elder Flowea·, .carnMlon and un· 4BARS25c J. .. •... 'PO~ket, t.pe boand all ro•ad. eewrall style, t.hrt!je 88cA~AIR ' , I LADlES HOUSE APRONS SeYen,_ h~ndy l*lketa, hlrh will not rip. pattern, tan-!-!hi('M U &!he Brand-Aik the men who wNr thelri .. to &heir New Caney run stooll of plain whli~, hlllf!, (l'l!en and lo 19- MEN'S OVERALLS dropped on hta bed and enjoyed llfe while natUR 'did her stutr" The bed wu so a.r.ranpd u to pat,teu~ after ham. moekl used in the navy eKeept that a biJ Improvement Wll 10 ftXed tfiat It wu lmposalble to fall out of tbll one. The ratd. It t1 aald. has had. conalclerable or • •. _... ell«~ on certain eltla!ns JMJ'inl" that A PA!R 5 os. 'f"; ' _.,., S"-lb na,., Ice TeU-1 OL wMel. &llilltli DL r... erup jwloe r'Ul181t-A apeelal buy •t • apeclal ~e- 5~ EACH, ANY SIZE TABLE OIL CLOTH ,.now, ,rem, Plaia celen In plllk, blae. ._.fll .... , ... blaclo-Aiao Ia floral alld cbe~ '·t&c ......... trlde- A YARD _. u mm .I... ....; : ~ ~ ~ T[XPU~I HOUSE BROOMS , Four or o.t the bualnel!ll end of the eon.. !erut.nt merely ·-- !n8[ M~O£ !NT~ sure. SUNDAY, S·EPT h I in~R~UGH PR~BI troiiHn for fall wear well-neat.ly tallered. BASE BALLI 1' Moot Probable Recomm· endation Of Go,.er· ,nor' a Conference Maine Gove~norship "" and winter ' wear-Always rtve &aildacilon-Look well, I ~!.!lJ;!· I l' rllCE- 'l'HREE CEN'1'8 ~. WORK TROUSERS MEN'~· J\ o! I U LN I' ll\ lly m.. l ""'" - 1-1 00 The Buyer for ·Infants, Misses, JW1iors and Women's Ready To Wear garments has been in New York City all this week and the merchandise has'been coming in via Express. · .- _ Idie w~~:~~e~our thi'Wita of t.he llanthe pump produced water BY C~UNCIL I A k ll I 1'- R Jb NEW fAll. BATS. NEW SILK DRIISIS. I a. INFLATED CURRENCY IY .Z40 TERRAPLANE WINS PIKE'S PEAK CLIMB e lr~ Anower "Paueo Buck" To League Of Nationo, 'Tio Reported • "BRIDC.E" 'PARTY .., ~ SER'liCE ·~ HEttnmrs REPlY Rivals for :T~ GERM~NY- 1 S I -----..t--_ ELECTRIC THEATRE, Pomeroy, 0. •• l'r8 NJ!IW ~ 11"8 IN TIIJ: D.AIL"k" TRIBUNE ' I t .. Rptlon. FULL LEASED WI•Riij OF INTERNA'IHONAL NEWS POMEROY, OHIO, BUNDA Y, SEPTEMBER 11, 1932 der the dltec:tk>n ot Bruce Rb'laldo. well knawn 1l1 both east and mlddl.e I 1 ··- '-ral yean wlt.b per~~Mel un- Baptists Hold Annual Meeting ' Ohio and Wt>llt Vlrglnla.-Pa.ir and Sunda y Little change In tanpert.iuN.'~ FERRY BOAT KILLS SCORES ON WAY TO WORK VIS G C () • 'T SEPT S lOTH. W • WEATHER FORECAST- 'J'blll .,.am. Ca])tMin Hyatt atate. he has tettured the best cut he has had in sev- I --- If 7ou want the Nefia Ofllce of The Dafl7 Trjbune, call 236-L; It the Bualneu Oftlce ask for 202·R. at~ . -~ I READERS' NOTlCI!l - the 11hqw boat has alwaya: ' befn known for the •uperSor quality of performance' • ' . Grange JUnJOr Jn Con tes t FfJrs "day - rr M ~St U~ KIGH ST A'O 1 5T H A.Yt C l L U•a·JS 0 1 I ~ September~ ~ l-OthI Saturday, Dep.inme:nt \ ne /' 'IJA•4' OH I O STAT£ \ Dad news travels fast and such cal novelties beinl tbe ce, the greater ~rt or The Water Queen &how boat Monkey Run, at least Lhe \wwer leaped into country-wide prominpatt, was oonstderably active m dl.i· enc:e a few seuona B:Jro *hen Olmla ctullJ.ons relative to the b~ ra.kl. ~n· Swanson fUmed ber screen Btoi'J', ducted Thursday afternoon by "Btaae Slruet ' abl.lard thl8 r.n.tt Chief Dana R <Bay) Roush at New ,Martinsville, W V~ Havtna recel't'ed a tlp sometime ago aa to the activities of oome makers of Ule liquid that can make a 'mouse lick a cat" and a rabbit drive a fox to cover, the Chief started out Thursday In his A.Uto· mobUe, determined t.o find out for htmsell whether all that he had been hearina wu true or false The annual conference ot AcoordJngl)' he drove to the Pomeroy B11ptllt AUoelaUon wu Crc11ht depot turned out on Ebe· held at the Redne Baptist church, neezer street a.s fur as the ro&d Thuladay, with a la.rf8 number went, parked, left his ca.r anll present started on a hike Hls tnwels The morning protram WN ogened brought him between the Rivet H1U wi,Lh the devoUonal by Dr. A. R. of the Old Dabney coal ml.ne and Stark, or Pom,eroy The busineu the ~ond hill or one adjoining stuion waa held, followed by Middleport HilL sermon by Morrill Cunnlnrham Here after mdtflny: the alr a few South canaan nunutes he followed hll nost and The afternoon pro(ITam wu open· wlt.hln the corporate Umlte of the ed by Dr Stark and conttnued villaae, he 10\Uld a real &till It was with an addresB by Prr C H Stull, all set to do a land oft'lce bwdneu of Granville There followed • but for reasons bel!lt known to the general d1scueslon of fhe report8 and officers of the corporation, buslneu revleW' under the d rectlon of Dr ~ad ~n suspemled for several W 0. Evaaa. t •' IIQ 'P's o er Lhan the reaular work A ""-~uet .... sel'Ved at 8 o•c•-'-• ~; tructor he will also assLst In the wulch nature takes ea.re ot .n the ._."" "' ...,_, ct~hlng this season, which wlll manufacture of liquor after one has and the concludlniJ ICMion WM hJld cnn.ble the head mentor to wol ~ placed the proper Ingredients In a. lmmed.lately after • A small .but OUt n~:w plays fmma.t10ll!i etc hamel ktl, crock or other reCt!p- ent.ertalnhll papant by thf' World The ca.ndldate Bquad wUI n 1st be !.nell! which will hold ltgul<b Wide OuHd Oirla, was p~aent.ed lnetructed about the change In tht' R , ~ Followlnr the Chief's foott:l<""' and an address by Dr Bn.ns epretentatlve• From F 1' ve one could rapidly detect a large -· lol'-wl •rules tho •~ ~ec.n and then will be .., niJ ott•"'""n were e~ted at ,c;hcwn various ways ln whlch pen~ Countiea to Enter Dec. fairly fta.t rock or some 20 !cct the conference, Aten Shain altieli DlllY be eeca.ped by not mak- • Jamation Affair square on which was a complete derator, Rev II' C Kreager. In& a breach In any of these 1 ulel'l atUJ with everythJng handy for real moderator 0 A 8&)'1'8 tR!aaurer New blocking tactics mWit be In. production The only thin~ lacking 1reduced bf'cause of a blocking rule Junior Grangers of Southeastern It 8eems wao a Rood list or steady und man) others that will tak l! Ohio wtll compete In a declamat.i<n customers and from compta.ln!JJ YOUNG FOLKS ENJOY •orne lltlle time to ~ acc~al meC contest at Harrisonville Friday eve- mo.de by fKlmc cltlfetl!l In that porto nlng September 10 Tl'lf' conl;f>stl\llt.!J tlon Of town even this feature wns The complete schedule ha: 1 pu111 a t Harrloonvllle will all be wlnrier~ not lacktna at certain times Mise Dorothy Eber!!bach entertU'l'ttngCd and ls a.s follows of county eont.e3ts an~ representa· Along the outside edge or thP roc);. tained a number or frielll.ds Wed p P'rlda.y S etl 30- 0he!lhlrc at tlvell will be present rrom Law. were 12 b:urels, each filleC1 with nesday evenlne, with a bd<lw:e party renee, O&llla, Mei!lS Jacksnn and mash two of Lhem seemina'ly 80 far at her home ,on Lincoln HIU. The tlome FlJda) Oct 7-0alllpollll, awav to~ ~unties advanced by nature 8 ripening Pro· house was beautllully decorated Fr1day, Oct Lf-N Ullller Meigs COWltl' n .... cess B.!l to be ready to be sent thru witll. sun\.mer ttower& and ft. color nlrht away ew BOIILun, puLy orange Master anys he e:Npects the still for the final dlstWat.tou the high echool audttormm t.o be The ()Lher 10 were boillnl and scheme '¥ llflen was carrteQ ou~ In Friday, Oct 21-0pen nllfld ~o oY'trJ\owlnJ by grangers "worlr.inr" like one would expec' \he tablli tltoonttona Mlss Mar' Saturday, Oct 2A - Marlett& arld rl tnelr ramllles from the n,e "rood llkker' to boll and aot tn the Russell N~Ceived tlnt prize anll 11 way counties having enttants In th~ proceq or ma.nutacture There waa Milts Florence Smith w1111 11.,~d F1 kiay Nov 4--Logan away contest probably a two and a hall bushel &be secoud prime The rouowtn1 . w~re pre&ent Fllday Nov 11 - NeltmnYI•le Harry A Cakln, secretary of the P01tJon or t)'l! in each barrel which Betty and Jean Ebe1'8b&cb, Mary I orne Njitional Oranjle a native Ohioan wlth other !nired!ents lntlud4ng th<: Mlldred Hennessy, Btht>l and will be a. Kuest of honor a.t the eon- choicest l!lulphur water proeurable and Prlda.y, NOV\ 18, open J•nank••g'ivlng Nov 24-Middll!- test, and will discuss some or the In the old mine nearby wh~h nas Plor~nce Smith, Velma Oiul.ry, llfuy IKJrt hc:llne pJinclpaia of the oraer during the been cloaed to operations toJ per- Russeu, Mary Eliza~ ;chipm~j l!:wma. fVflnlnl'. ha.pa 20 yean served to form "' bar· Mary Schaefer, Ha.rrie~ Eleanor Karr, LUU8n Oloecknet, Winner of this contest will com· rei or math In the center ot the Marcella Reibel, PhyUtJ DuetT anu BAKE SALE I pete with Lhe winners of other dl!· rqw of barrels waa an up~tO·da~ the hostes11, Mtu E~r&~ac~ • trlct conlesl.ll in a. stute· wide con· beat.r operated by gasQUne. N-ellllll' ' The Ia d 1ea of the Pr~tby~ ' test l:tl be held later in the !all was a tank fttted with a valve - -~ terian church will hold a Th~r.e declamation contests are which permitted the fastt'1llng of a ' k sponsored b~ the granges of thP bicycle pump which laid. a.Jong &k e ba e sale Saturday. S.,pt. VBrious counties represented and and which wheu properly faatemd lOth at the Waddell Hdwe. are bpen to members at the Junior furnished the preuu,e tor ~ndlng Rrnnges a number of which are lo· the raa vapor throUI'h the plurnb An !Essex Terraplane Roadsrer atore. 9·8.. 21 oated. In eat:h en • nty represented Ina to the 'stove' where it heat.ed won the annual ~ke's Peak Hll1 ----:--:-'T"..,..~---- 1 the malh aa It poured through the Cllmb September 4, b~eakln& all 1 •~ ~ u !') .,. , ~RS.L: DRADBURY PASSES cqlls Leadln1 tram the stove we1 .- stock car record:l The wlnn~r of I m· I n ~ ' · )1ary o. Brldbur,Y wtfe 'lf the two series or copper coils which the hill cUmb, Qne of the hard~ 1 ONE NlOQT ONL'I' lit'e- Oliver ;1. llra"dbuny an~ oaugh. were caretully fMtened tn two lara:e tests of automobiles in the United t.e1 of Stephen and caroline Com· barrels filled with cool mine wa-.er or States, won tha PenrO&e TrophY .rt. • • I stock passed away nt her home the same vintage of that used for which will be held by ttle Hudson maklno thO "llk••r Th u-.......ay ater Q ueen ~ " Motor Car ()ompany, ma.ken of the Mra Brac!bury wa~: born June 1'1, After thtl vapot WIUI c:tLsWied and Terraplane tor one year FLOATING THEATR~ 18-W at Cincinnati and mnrried condensed bJthe eoppur colla in the The annual event Ia 1un under the ITh'" Olerla 8wan1Ktn Mhowbot.tl OIIV,ey -" Bradbury Jul~ 2 1819 who water cooled be.rrela.plpos it ftowed on Amet Ican A4 tiOrnnh •·- ion for a dis· ""-.:- I ~ ~~r~ pr'ced cu 11er 1n death sevt!n ,e•ra tluvuoh twin conruor Presenting T"e Lance ot HOme ISr rfeet where the Jug rules '' -r ..... on•~-d ......., I• oel-ted "" "A Little c;i.irl ,In Bir ' IIH:ghe leaves, to mourn her ... IOM one bottle, b~arrel o.· other receptacle by A A A o!flclals trom th.e as(j~~h'fll. • • PrBd Richard!!, ·and was set to receive the finished pro· sembly Une at the factorte&. Tile •~ 111"!!tcr ,.,, 1Mta, 1 duct, The olove .... 0 twin 0 ,,.. ~hulee ill rruu:~ at random an.rt the Inn ·L111 3 u'ctl 1 t a Mn ecea A 'hrllll·~ • Come y o L 1,.nd nephews u fol- atralr and one of" the m 08 t com- COl se 1eete<l Is cheeked to see :.hat 1 18 u a Harper, Mr8. KAte Jntenpe1~ wl•h Singing Oancino ows II di I .eta eta d Th on'~ M••·'oal ·•lu'-"llle s-laltles West full Mrs Oatolyn Hownrd. plete, It, 18 11aki, of Its kind t.o be a mens ons are n r e "' ""' """'11 _.. Mt!l a 1 c oonnaca.ted. In some tJme around t1ansmls8Jon, rear axle, cyllndei ~-nerol •omlsllon ... _ eora IL oopel Mrs Oold h d nd b '""' ... '"""" 1 Rot h w o•these part& ea a cur ureator arc sealed tbe , Reoened SeAO. '•1 , -· ..:~. 0 ....., ..... 18 Dodda ...,r E Comstock and JOhn In dbct18111ns Lhe ouUit wtth some man 11old1PI" measured a.nd the fact 1 •up'·e• "" -~ , The tun~>ral ' .....ed '"-t w.. th e car is standard wen known men, citlzens of Ponte· estn.bOO·' Uft... .... 1 DI}M•ROY FIRE D"P"R-""NT ·.or S6rVJee!l ~~k In a U reapect • ... ... ... ,. &m..-. ducted &inday at 2 p w MU be at conthe roy, who are known to be author!· a....... ' Ewlng Funeral ttome. Rev Wood t1etl on the s:ubjeet It was letuned The Terraptane defeated the Dulf or O"IUpolls will omctate than an outfit Uke this would have; HlK;Ond best aLOck car by U mlnua capacity or some 33 lil'&llon& In a. tea. The new record for the oourae t.rUie leal than flve houra aUhaugh~ 8.11 estabUI!Ihed by the Terraplane Ia RACINE sn)Q ROBBRRY Sberut A o Tracy and deputy the lnfonnant added that he did :u minutes, 20 9 BeCOndl. 'l1le w1nHank Vounfil, were called to Rac!lne not know anythlnlf about the par· ntng car 'q a rbeCiater tnodel wlth At Cheoter ea1ly Friday morning to inveetl.gnte ttcutar still which was confl&caLed a. etandard rear axle ratio of 4 1-0 11th a robbery there alon& with the mMh by the PoUce to 1 The oiYicf'rs reported that the Chief The lnfonn•Uon volunteered ----·~..---,.., The Garden Decker 9tore had been broken lnlo by him, w~ merely base<l on otherJJ "' GRAINS VI durlne the night and n qu:~.ntaLy ~:~f bullt on the same lines U tlu8 was OhieaiQ, sept. ,_JNB-()rafi(s tobacco and a 11 mall amount of pen· deserJbed k1 him, be aald and not. started. steady te easy wctay. Wbeat Clteoter nlea taken from any personal knowledge of was unchanaecl to l•fo down, earn BATT,al£8 The thieves, beUeved to be yo~- thla partieular machinery unehanaed and. oatl unehansed tO Garclen-WI&bam and Seelllln· sters of the village had obtained an 'I'1le entire outfit WIUI furnished Hk: iOwer entrance to me •tore room throuqh with water through the medium Wheat. Bept. G3 'F-1 13; new· Dee a reor door No clues were leU by of a hand pump which worked eK· sa 6·8 !·4( Mal 1 S...t the lads however and the otrleers ceptlonally wen. lt wu rfnet4 Lo • Oorn Be~. 30 1-4 3·8: Dec". 32 'f-1 Che1Ur-Mik!h a.nd Nel!lltn 1 ::::::::::::~::: .. ·:· a 1088 to ascertain the iden. and waterextending line madt from 1 ~ lncl\ pipe • SS; M&ylept. 3'1 3•t. from the mine to the Oata It l.-2, Dee 18 3· 4 '1-8 r A.~ ' ' Local Firemen ~range For Show On River 1 Actina On Tip, He Find• I Prfl!oltx'ttlve PUl'Ple Pantht~l'll br.f'n atikcd to report fQr tlie f! J'IIt llmctlc~ setWOn or thl! 1932, ] r.otball seaSI.ln at the loc al athlm.lt .nt!ld , Monday, Sept 12 At tt 111 tim~ equapment will be IMued to a equlld of thirty ~;andklates for \ho Pomeroy hla:h school ele,•en and ~hen wlll begin the earnest wm k {]f getth'l.g Into shape for thll lui· Ual contest of the :ieUOn B£e.uu~~e of the condition or the 1U1JeUc lleld It has been nece~~~~ary uJ !K:hedule the majority of ~h.._ prnes away Lhis !leiL!Wfl, and lo dBt.e It agpea.n> that local ftm~ will see the team In action her• tn only three games, Cheshire Nc:lsonvU!e and Middleport Th,. re~.runlng pmes w111 be playeo m t he opponents' gridirons c()ach Ray Farnharq 11 10101 to have plenty of trouble-' f~ne him JJEslnning rfext Monday a.s he at· tempts to ftll the places Vl\e&ted by Soott. ctnter easel, tackle , Piei · ou.a, bn.ck Winebrenner bo.ck a.l.1 Sl!:!'> on end ll has been reportt:d thllt good mater1al will be ut hn l ui but It wiiJ take hard wurk Lo fill thuw gaps In the team Mr House, of Ohio unlverldtv tuu; bt!en secured as a new ln· .- l.tW'*OI'. . . . RUTfiT ...... undthoWale•Queenlloa~ f U !:r!:'a~ce~a::e;:Y ~h!~eeO: ' t.fle sonoa '"""' '""ksa•o on~enoons ...o make llhl way to Parker.sbu~, ~Till Up fol· younaster had lert h.l.& home In V'l.r· AT THAT TIME IS SJIII)- ' PIUDAY, BI!PTJJMBII:II ,, JIH ·,r ~, t:Jt.,onJ;. -- -------- - - - ---=-==---• ' • \ •• � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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