https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ad1fbcb4ff0878dcf8057a52637a2690.pdf 84ac34e463810c7123240cc5a54ebce8 PDF Text Text DDIIN ~:!~:!~"':• ;. • c_..,_,ltt•te tlie Tribune, Hoi • 1 B ·- M • • 0 ce ai FU Rei ll ed U WAR S 0 HH N HOOV R F '·HIC I UTR T w lll I MCNATE H[ . 8 GR PO.. AC I Hi mer Presildent A11 Dem RO "Trea Raids' .- E LT EV Qu In ·on ,...,,- -· dl.,rtCt, a volley .c.·,..... -·• ot i I- ' rifle - ' _.oc-"C t:'!1 6~~ven~ o~w·day y, Oct. S p erne )[lth Q ro McDenpitt c lie on J eve n . ~ le In Condition; k ' .. Pried y co El . ~~ ···· tO. .ccos n ut ,~b~ · do· not tlic mild s !:dplain hy Lucky t - fyi p qce s, de~1~r t I .-"It' ' . a1 R �- WBbllii&IAT. OO'l'DBBR.l2. Ull : Middleport··:News. l'ltoDe Yo.. Newo T•-VJRGINIA: GREGG-""•ne Harrah La8t CiVI') war l Veteran Is Dead =-..,~ub prize and "'·L Ament, Max and the aue1111 of honor. Mrs Campbell recclv~ ----·--Portland Jamea Saliabury, 90t Sue• cumb1 to ln&.nnitiea of Aae Middleport waa wtt.hout a sur~ vlvlng veteran of the Clytl War today after the death of James Salisbury, 90, at his home here abOut g·:lO o'cloek, Tuesday eveni1111:. Mr SaUsbury ba.d been In fall- ing health for liOme time but had J4i\KE YOUII CHOICE-Lay not ~P for :V,Ogri~}vea ~IIJ'lll' upon earth, where moth and r~d<~tll COl'f!IPt. : a . wllere thieve• break through ·and lteaJ: ilqt "lay PJl · (It Ylltmelve• treuures In h~aven, where nait~ JDPtll .,F ~ .doth corrupt, and where thieve• do • 110t liR!&k tllr~ll-h. nor steal : for where your Q:tasure ia tliere will Jll!lr 11•11 be also.-Matthew 6:19-21. Sunday with the formeT's been seriously Ill only a short tim-e. due to inflrm!tles of age. He llnllsted 1n the 104th. Reglmept of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, June 19th, 1883. from Meigs cowtty, And was mWitered out of service, May I, 1868. He was the ln!'lt surviving veteran of the war residln:I in Middleport, although a few others who formerly lived here, but now holding thel" res idence m another place, survlv€' . He Is survived by his wife. two sons, John, of Corntnr. and wmlam, of Chicago, and one dau&:hter, Mrs. Anno. Johnoon, Uf Crook11vllle . The funeral services will be conducted Frlday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence with burIRl, In charf{e of RawUnQ:s undertake s, In the Middleport H111 cemetery. alster. -"""'and famlly. Sunday achoOl oonvent\On MtO."J.• E. will be held at MOJ"ie October 18th. s~epped t~r'ew to Chapel Sunday the charging tackle anil the opposite co'rner of the " " - 1 field. . .\GED LADY Mrs. Ament, DIES Mrs. M&!J' P.o!ndexter, 86 yea.rs of age, passed a.wa.y Tuesday afternoon at abOut 2 o'eloek at the home of her son, James Poindexter, nea1 Ga!Upolia Mrs. Poindexter, wh~ home was a.t AddiMOn, had been w1~h her son tor the past two W'!ekB Death was due t.o r:o:npUcatlons and Infirmities of a.~~:e. She Is survived by two sons, Dr 0. A. Poindexter of Mlddleporl fa,n· ~s Polndexter. 1nt whose home she died, and one da.u&:hter, Mrs Nell O'Hara of Columbus. F uncra.l services will be conducted at the residence of James Poindexter, 11lursday art~rnoon, at 2 o'clock. wlih Rev. T Boyd Ga:; uff1cULtlng Burial will bt> made at ~ddi!!On Coolidge (Continued From I"Uif:l OmH .. ' Pidge had faked a block of Cag" wu a alclc .-tomadl; he 1f&la't he .was oa bla feet. would pau away; atltk tt outJ lti.at IDak,e Stoae. Mm7 ldcked the polo~ and kept running-w~s free-lead· ing the 1~<~1l-Casle was etralnina wbootled'-•- ·••- 1 to get backP:idge lunged back for tbc ball ~(~(.· ~ ...... '' slipped. reached-U1c ball sr:m:J bit fing~rs and dropped i'n the ·em ZQne: aa an auto!tlatic toUChback. .,A hell of a play OU fi"t dOWI running attack was iO the •core ~ New' DomioJoa. up to receive the ~1. By time thQ' ...ere read)', Ted was Nothl.. 1n hill heaa but cold ,.. aoJye: ia his heart lq 1aaeu. Shoot 'bi.e work&. New Domtoloa _,. ~ traDiiur for the first tlmt: .I !When r ~!~~;;;1 ~. Ah>07l lng," Stonn"!:uid. '!Dry ln'cb cried, "anotbCI would hau been • ~ ··~''"'': A cdspy tailored little model in newest Shagmoor three tred. Thto lhi.ns to do wu thot ..... hock. Th• 1!'1'...... die moment. wu iOaaded: by a whitt tl:Dea. Bam~ waa lcavthom U. there-sl'rioo thenl .,... and four tone 'comhinaticnz, and nlcnotvne. or car. For campus, I . . I, ' .,. ·.., ~E · VERYWHERE I go, I have to. liSten 'to the same thing. 'Try Chesterficlds.". Ho~estly, ,., . ·; The label o'the Holl8e ofShagmoor in your coat is your . ' ~·~uranct" of integrity of > WOtkman,Wp. 'It · ~lee$·?'!' the material to be exclusive Shagmoor woolen, not to be copied in any ot:h'er coat. It vouches for the wear 'and service you can d~d upon, and the perfect fit. In fact, it is the signature of the maker, proud .to tdentify a creation o£ worth. tqey are milder, and you simply mnst try ~hem!' "Me . . . try Chesterfields! Why, I haven't smoked anything else. That's !low n;.portant mildness and better taste are to me! · ' "No wonder Chesterfield smokers are so enthusiastic." • • • Ask the Woman Who Wears One CHESTERFIELD RADIO PROG·RAM Every night except Sunday, GllKmbio J. N. -R~thburn's Sons C,oast.w-Cowt Network •Middleport, Ohio. ' •' ~ I ' ' @ 19~2, LIGG!TT & ~~J:~ TaaAC('.'O C"o. • THEY'RE MILDERTHEY TASTE BETTER �- WBbllii&IAT. OO'l'DBBR.l2. Ull : Middleport··:News. l'ltoDe Yo.. Newo T•-VJRGINIA: GREGG-""•ne Harrah La8t CiVI') war l Veteran Is Dead =-..,~ub prize and "'·L Ament, Max and the aue1111 of honor. Mrs Campbell recclv~ ----·--Portland Jamea Saliabury, 90t Sue• cumb1 to ln&.nnitiea of Aae Middleport waa wtt.hout a sur~ vlvlng veteran of the Clytl War today after the death of James Salisbury, 90, at his home here abOut g·:lO o'cloek, Tuesday eveni1111:. Mr SaUsbury ba.d been In fall- ing health for liOme time but had J4i\KE YOUII CHOICE-Lay not ~P for :V,Ogri~}vea ~IIJ'lll' upon earth, where moth and r~d<~tll COl'f!IPt. : a . wllere thieve• break through ·and lteaJ: ilqt "lay PJl · (It Ylltmelve• treuures In h~aven, where nait~ JDPtll .,F ~ .doth corrupt, and where thieve• do • 110t liR!&k tllr~ll-h. nor steal : for where your Q:tasure ia tliere will Jll!lr 11•11 be also.-Matthew 6:19-21. Sunday with the formeT's been seriously Ill only a short tim-e. due to inflrm!tles of age. He llnllsted 1n the 104th. Reglmept of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, June 19th, 1883. from Meigs cowtty, And was mWitered out of service, May I, 1868. He was the ln!'lt surviving veteran of the war residln:I in Middleport, although a few others who formerly lived here, but now holding thel" res idence m another place, survlv€' . He Is survived by his wife. two sons, John, of Corntnr. and wmlam, of Chicago, and one dau&:hter, Mrs. Anno. Johnoon, Uf Crook11vllle . The funeral services will be conducted Frlday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence with burIRl, In charf{e of RawUnQ:s undertake s, In the Middleport H111 cemetery. alster. -"""'and famlly. Sunday achoOl oonvent\On MtO."J.• E. will be held at MOJ"ie October 18th. s~epped t~r'ew to Chapel Sunday the charging tackle anil the opposite co'rner of the " " - 1 field. . .\GED LADY Mrs. Ament, DIES Mrs. M&!J' P.o!ndexter, 86 yea.rs of age, passed a.wa.y Tuesday afternoon at abOut 2 o'eloek at the home of her son, James Poindexter, nea1 Ga!Upolia Mrs. Poindexter, wh~ home was a.t AddiMOn, had been w1~h her son tor the past two W'!ekB Death was due t.o r:o:npUcatlons and Infirmities of a.~~:e. She Is survived by two sons, Dr 0. A. Poindexter of Mlddleporl fa,n· ~s Polndexter. 1nt whose home she died, and one da.u&:hter, Mrs Nell O'Hara of Columbus. F uncra.l services will be conducted at the residence of James Poindexter, 11lursday art~rnoon, at 2 o'clock. wlih Rev. T Boyd Ga:; uff1cULtlng Burial will bt> made at ~ddi!!On Coolidge (Continued From I"Uif:l OmH .. ' Pidge had faked a block of Cag" wu a alclc .-tomadl; he 1f&la't he .was oa bla feet. would pau away; atltk tt outJ lti.at IDak,e Stoae. Mm7 ldcked the polo~ and kept running-w~s free-lead· ing the 1~<~1l-Casle was etralnina wbootled'-•- ·••- 1 to get backP:idge lunged back for tbc ball ~(~(.· ~ ...... '' slipped. reached-U1c ball sr:m:J bit fing~rs and dropped i'n the ·em ZQne: aa an auto!tlatic toUChback. .,A hell of a play OU fi"t dOWI running attack was iO the •core ~ New' DomioJoa. up to receive the ~1. By time thQ' ...ere read)', Ted was Nothl.. 1n hill heaa but cold ,.. aoJye: ia his heart lq 1aaeu. Shoot 'bi.e work&. New Domtoloa _,. ~ traDiiur for the first tlmt: .I !When r ~!~~;;;1 ~. Ah>07l lng," Stonn"!:uid. '!Dry ln'cb cried, "anotbCI would hau been • ~ ··~''"'': A cdspy tailored little model in newest Shagmoor three tred. Thto lhi.ns to do wu thot ..... hock. Th• 1!'1'...... die moment. wu iOaaded: by a whitt tl:Dea. Bam~ waa lcavthom U. there-sl'rioo thenl .,... and four tone 'comhinaticnz, and nlcnotvne. or car. For campus, I . . I, ' .,. ·.., ~E · VERYWHERE I go, I have to. liSten 'to the same thing. 'Try Chesterficlds.". Ho~estly, ,., . ·; The label o'the Holl8e ofShagmoor in your coat is your . ' ~·~uranct" of integrity of > WOtkman,Wp. 'It · ~lee$·?'!' the material to be exclusive Shagmoor woolen, not to be copied in any ot:h'er coat. It vouches for the wear 'and service you can d~d upon, and the perfect fit. In fact, it is the signature of the maker, proud .to tdentify a creation o£ worth. tqey are milder, and you simply mnst try ~hem!' "Me . . . try Chesterfields! Why, I haven't smoked anything else. That's !low n;.portant mildness and better taste are to me! · ' "No wonder Chesterfield smokers are so enthusiastic." • • • Ask the Woman Who Wears One CHESTERFIELD RADIO PROG·RAM Every night except Sunday, GllKmbio J. N. -R~thburn's Sons C,oast.w-Cowt Network •Middleport, Ohio. ' •' ~ I ' ' @ 19~2, LIGG!TT & ~~J:~ TaaAC('.'O C"o. • THEY'RE MILDERTHEY TASTE BETTER �fP] Obio University. flUff -TUMS A8[ ff SGH~OllEAGUE f~ ' -- Galllpolia, AtbeM, Tied At Two Victories Apiece - ·- - DEFHT • ... ., . ._; -!,!,~ R~yForNa "''..,. .Senitors y week, The atancllnp, to·ctate, fOIJ.oft : Team w L Galj!pollo . " . • . . . ~ 0· Alhonl .. .•....... H.l~dle.POrt. > .. . !. ·, . 1 Jacbon , ...... ... 1 O. 0 0 New B011ton . . . . . 1 3 l.Qsan ... . ....... 11 1 Pc.."Ueroy . . . .. . . • . o Ne~yllle .... , . 0 Well8ton . . . . . . . . . o 1 l l Carrying-On At N. Y. lJ~ .' ' We.ated.' By HARpJN •IJVRNLEY ~ .' ' . I Ann AibQr, Mic:I/.. , Oct 12--INB- A II ot WChWall'6 tla81.if.ltlea t.mol\11 th~ · Arid t•gU)ara,•were ,ba.o11: tk--unkform todl»', fully reoovered. • They - ~- --- t~Ql' J (' ;,. -- --~ -- - ·J.o-~~, : o·.vzn;n~:> Included 'tackles 'Frank Wistart and Tom Austin and OapL. lvan Wlllisntson ,end. I t:; ;.,lc ' , bldl w.l' )!(: ., ulveU, ~l' i!lld lh~ I H.ll, \'t A)I ,.; Oel!J\Ier, W~2, iur , Z\lr• ll •~ Ill~ .l:loli .,.t.,IVl ln jl ''i•• • ~ ·" · llu<> •< lo .JJ~ ~o.rlf .tl<l' '-'• ..t., ;;I•> Ou~ n .) . llld I lllhllh ...,,,1 l>._. '" . hr l:i .u ~q .J ,' $ Vtflc>J '1' h lluJr.! t>'! t..:uunty COIIHIJi• MLQill~ . ll! lhm11 ' ll' !l ~Jl. (' Jcr h, ----,-Uf•'f.l 1. ~ .•"-~ __ _ Lewlsb\U'g, :pa.., Oct. 12-INSBuckngll worked. out last nlHht tmder flood Ughta l}ettlng ready for Priday'a battle against Tempts. Kub"ckl, Rhub:rlaht, Myers a,nd Rezntchak worked tn one group ot b~~tcks ancl Carav.gllo, Bean, Pete1 s and Wa.lesky In another. by ' I ha :; l: ~en t Is :n a. 1 Revival servltes D.\ the phurch of 1 God ~re atlll ln proares.a 1Uld being , at prea- 1 cnt. I 1well attended, . · The tollc. "Yihg pccple aa.thered at 1 Mr. ond lllrl. Dole Mc~aht and the heme ot Mrs. John Kcehler to 1ftuully of Spencer. ~P.~t Sunday ctlebrn. .~ her blrthd•'V Sunday: , hete wttb nlaUvq. ' I .... • •'l ' ===== " . .~-=· 1'4#~·4;>~1 B~ EVA A. TIN~El' , ~. '' WOO~ltlll A.GAI~I .«' ri,..,,, ttHE .' •• 60 IN Alii> I HO ~E.j;' MERE f\1 M , 'H&"':> AI.. L- ''N~\C::F\.~ ~~ ';E< E~\>E'CT OP 10 411 ••41li ~'."''~ 11 '1 llllchl4 i• P•rll «if,l "'' l•ll~ras art ' w.J1 i11 Ntw Tori. Gee:: ~~ '"mAT WA.\ A. HOPE: l'iO:f. , "Tb " BO~<> LIVE, "fllltiJ l')AII~ "" t ~ ... ' \ltOt.E'iS Hotel Hillsboro (LAlU:;Est ALL· YEAR HO'I'EL) <=tw::F 'T'H~eAT It'• ,easllt '..,shlq~~edt I . ; Note tlttl attra<:tiXr~ bodice cul and I tu• raa:lan •hou~den.-.. , j ' TAil #«fl"" Nf• 1751- ml(l Ill •b~ i rlri,tl ;,1 Ji•" II •• . 20 •nd 36 tt 12. I ,. il ,.,, ,,, IMIJ'I4i•ll Jtlifi1H1· ,, : . U AaU Ptll • r,s;··..f~'"'~·f'iill.l"l l I ~arei:ully I ·~d. lui~ ~~- · pa*tfrD and ·-'r-/9W , '1; · 'Il)~1: t\fi' !Wi I 1 ;· , -,_ ' ~- ' ~' i' ' '• -·" ., ·~ r) ' "I> . .·'~ . :, ' TamJia, ~~~id.• I\ • ' IT ' your old tlrM · v new GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS . ' "' Greater Volume gin• you Greater Value when you lluy like thia one. It Is :m,de cd a tweed 1 mixture in ftltterinl "" wine-red. Red ) bqnc buttons. aro itl iolc ~rim. ' '~ . can eave 100 Millionth TirJJ Built lty Goodyear SeptemiMr 11th ' ' tlve in a dress I, You can junlt.hnost ' in, · money ' THIS, fPAI<! WU.i,. . 'THE A woolen dresl for earl). fall il '1 one of the kip<teat of fric'ilds. J ,,. ,.) • •!: Tratle 'qffllf& N!ln)' ' . . F~ture·: . '-"·~'~ . �fP] Obio University. flUff -TUMS A8[ ff SGH~OllEAGUE f~ ' -- Galllpolia, AtbeM, Tied At Two Victories Apiece - ·- - DEFHT • ... ., . ._; -!,!,~ R~yForNa "''..,. .Senitors y week, The atancllnp, to·ctate, fOIJ.oft : Team w L Galj!pollo . " . • . . . ~ 0· Alhonl .. .•....... H.l~dle.POrt. > .. . !. ·, . 1 Jacbon , ...... ... 1 O. 0 0 New B011ton . . . . . 1 3 l.Qsan ... . ....... 11 1 Pc.."Ueroy . . . .. . . • . o Ne~yllle .... , . 0 Well8ton . . . . . . . . . o 1 l l Carrying-On At N. Y. lJ~ .' ' We.ated.' By HARpJN •IJVRNLEY ~ .' ' . I Ann AibQr, Mic:I/.. , Oct 12--INB- A II ot WChWall'6 tla81.if.ltlea t.mol\11 th~ · Arid t•gU)ara,•were ,ba.o11: tk--unkform todl»', fully reoovered. • They - ~- --- t~Ql' J (' ;,. -- --~ -- - ·J.o-~~, : o·.vzn;n~:> Included 'tackles 'Frank Wistart and Tom Austin and OapL. lvan Wlllisntson ,end. I t:; ;.,lc ' , bldl w.l' )!(: ., ulveU, ~l' i!lld lh~ I H.ll, \'t A)I ,.; Oel!J\Ier, W~2, iur , Z\lr• ll •~ Ill~ .l:loli .,.t.,IVl ln jl ''i•• • ~ ·" · llu<> •< lo .JJ~ ~o.rlf .tl<l' '-'• ..t., ;;I•> Ou~ n .) . llld I lllhllh ...,,,1 l>._. '" . hr l:i .u ~q .J ,' $ Vtflc>J '1' h lluJr.! t>'! t..:uunty COIIHIJi• MLQill~ . ll! lhm11 ' ll' !l ~Jl. (' Jcr h, ----,-Uf•'f.l 1. ~ .•"-~ __ _ Lewlsb\U'g, :pa.., Oct. 12-INSBuckngll worked. out last nlHht tmder flood Ughta l}ettlng ready for Priday'a battle against Tempts. Kub"ckl, Rhub:rlaht, Myers a,nd Rezntchak worked tn one group ot b~~tcks ancl Carav.gllo, Bean, Pete1 s and Wa.lesky In another. by ' I ha :; l: ~en t Is :n a. 1 Revival servltes D.\ the phurch of 1 God ~re atlll ln proares.a 1Uld being , at prea- 1 cnt. I 1well attended, . · The tollc. "Yihg pccple aa.thered at 1 Mr. ond lllrl. Dole Mc~aht and the heme ot Mrs. John Kcehler to 1ftuully of Spencer. ~P.~t Sunday ctlebrn. .~ her blrthd•'V Sunday: , hete wttb nlaUvq. ' I .... • •'l ' ===== " . .~-=· 1'4#~·4;>~1 B~ EVA A. TIN~El' , ~. '' WOO~ltlll A.GAI~I .«' ri,..,,, ttHE .' •• 60 IN Alii> I HO ~E.j;' MERE f\1 M , 'H&"':> AI.. L- ''N~\C::F\.~ ~~ ';E< E~\>E'CT OP 10 411 ••41li ~'."''~ 11 '1 llllchl4 i• P•rll «if,l "'' l•ll~ras art ' w.J1 i11 Ntw Tori. Gee:: ~~ '"mAT WA.\ A. HOPE: l'iO:f. , "Tb " BO~<> LIVE, "fllltiJ l')AII~ "" t ~ ... ' \ltOt.E'iS Hotel Hillsboro (LAlU:;Est ALL· YEAR HO'I'EL) <=tw::F 'T'H~eAT It'• ,easllt '..,shlq~~edt I . ; Note tlttl attra<:tiXr~ bodice cul and I tu• raa:lan •hou~den.-.. , j ' TAil #«fl"" Nf• 1751- ml(l Ill •b~ i rlri,tl ;,1 Ji•" II •• . 20 •nd 36 tt 12. I ,. il ,.,, ,,, IMIJ'I4i•ll Jtlifi1H1· ,, : . U AaU Ptll • r,s;··..f~'"'~·f'iill.l"l l I ~arei:ully I ·~d. lui~ ~~- · pa*tfrD and ·-'r-/9W , '1; · 'Il)~1: t\fi' !Wi I 1 ;· , -,_ ' ~- ' ~' i' ' '• -·" ., ·~ r) ' "I> . .·'~ . :, ' TamJia, ~~~id.• I\ • ' IT ' your old tlrM · v new GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS . ' "' Greater Volume gin• you Greater Value when you lluy like thia one. It Is :m,de cd a tweed 1 mixture in ftltterinl "" wine-red. Red ) bqnc buttons. aro itl iolc ~rim. ' '~ . can eave 100 Millionth TirJJ Built lty Goodyear SeptemiMr 11th ' ' tlve in a dress I, You can junlt.hnost ' in, · money ' THIS, fPAI<! WU.i,. . 'THE A woolen dresl for earl). fall il '1 one of the kip<teat of fric'ilds. 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Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 12, 1932 chapman harpold hartung meyers park salisbury smith thompkins