https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6d220fb672b3ad17c7d422fa34483e6a.pdf 5a8e7698bff791141e9048b8c5166574 PDF Text Text ,. IJ Af.,,~, c 11 ·) z 1 1'1 ' I Li A H.' ··r "•• ." ~. u! .J "' J' l :.fH :t HoovePll8e el I H~f !t CG~~ P ll [ pi ..Y Con~nued nmus THU ~ F B ... • Chlcq;o, - ov. 2- 8-Two ra : c! th~m en. 11. meet.lnl of the "t .x1rd of directors or tile un< world," today rt ed j11il cells nh leP. notori IUS. mupters• •ern former henchml!!!n ~"'"'' l y~ '"" "' will rnr'!\k 1 nt the nln trmm I fer> •• Oo,~·~~·l Sml :• · , Ne Elec' ric - in P.rookl n Demonatr o P4tnaltiea for Ri d n �• ,. It ' 'I ~ ~ .. " .. .. , . b •.. . I\ ~· 111 ' ~ nQ1 fiAlLV t IBU trl8. • IHIIDf. ,._. .. ,. 1\ f AGED LOCAL LADY • ANSWERS SUMMONS compleloc!..At tbo . next mootlnl'rletn mombort wort _ , l otud)J wiU' be takoO \llp Oil 01\ln&, - . liofr¥D10Dio ...,. .J dealloa · with .......,.~ eorvd. Pitiful Drama of Mother Love _ Lfr. ODd \llrl. ....... Oblmbera are P"JJIJ1r!l to mO'Ill tram the CAUED TO l'Oa'l'IMOUTB Ward ,....,...ty on Boutll Tblrd nev. and a.na. 0. w. WWlMDI ,... Avenue to tbe Pre~ )(&bM eelved a. meuap Wedneedq ealllnJ On Korth P'ourUi AvenUA about them to Port..nouUl by, t.4e erl.tlcall Nov. 15. condJtlon or Ule latter'a.nleoe. 'lbe 11le W. C. T. t1. wU1 meet Ttu.ll'lm....,e reoolved ~>ere olole<l I <Ia¥ a!ternoon at \he Heath , M. E. Wort. , .- . , \ I Salem Township Neighbor Speaks Words of Praise . To Meigs County Votel'!l: My years of acquaintance with Albert Caster, Democratic candidate for Surveyor of MeigH County, enables me lb •peak by the cal'd and recite Mme factA whleij should count heavily with voters and taxpayers at the coming 1 ery .,.. made. Aceotdina to the report, Mr. SnY· Ute nlece had been InJured 1n an Ohureh. dcr has been unemploy"' tor !.he aocldon~ preownab"' .. aulon)DMr. aod Mn. Prod 111&1oD or , put two )ears and ot"ll) last week bUe ucident. and ~ wu tJqJKL. I Charleston spent the week en4 bere ~ 1 Krlt qOrdill.. Brovm . Sl5, vean or IJ daua:h.ter, Belt)' Lo~1. 8. f,' l•· while ed. momentulb'. 'Rev. and Mn. With the lat.ter'a pa.renta, Mr. and age PUlled away e&.rlY '1lueJ,day pla.ylng at..,.scbool a.nd fraetm·ed n Wllllama left (rnmedlotely. , llrfNr.. James St.eveni.·WIUiam 8l&son l t I ~-·· . II~-~ J\!.!'l' llilll$lll\ '""'"' ~ tl lilt I I •t ' .. l.. bone In ller left arm. J who haa betn speruU.na: several da.yl mornlna tl¥: home •f b,. .w.n · 8U&PB18E PARTY t here, o.ooompan1ed them nome. I ghter, Mrs. A. M. P&yrie Jn M1ll • , 1 A ~port. has been rece1ved here Bt.reet. Death , Wt\1\ d1~ t.o tntlnnl- j BlltTilDAY I"J\lt.TY Relati,M .and friends gathered at ~:.~;,, Lhat. Ada uea of File· · Mtss Mt.ll"Y Llrht.er, deli&ht.lully the aearge Hlg(lnbOtharn reektenceor She l& survived by two daujihte~ ent:A:rtalned 1\ number or her frlenQJi SWldu.)' tor a But'Prlaa party hon- 1 Mr&. Payne. &t whose hou1e she died~ honorln,.. he.r twenty-scCQnt\ blrth·j orlng: the birthday 1.mnivenary ot , and. Mrs. John Taylor of Rut)anci dll.y anniversary at tM ho.,1f! of h f'r Mra. Jngginbotliam. '111e Jueltl, ln&.lld one JOn Perry Brovm ot ,LaJIIg- pa.rent5, Mr. and. Mrs. J . T Lta-htel eluding a. number ot relatlYea from viSited. vUle. Plve pandehlldren nnd scv Saturday evenJng:. Akron, Parkeraburlt and. Letart, w.' her eral a~at BrandchUdren al8o aw-Those present. were Mr and Mrf:l V&., cam& wltb well fUled baskets. Grant ~nroute to vlve. John 'I'h.ompSon, Mr · Rnd Mrs. Ma.rA moat. dellabtf\U soolal after- ! wOOd to be with her mot.he1· Puneral aetvlees wl.1.4 ~ conduct- ion AUenswortl;l. Ivan Pulllns. Har~ noon was enjoyed by the thlrty- 1 Wlllla.m Bortng who 15 m eel Thtmld.a.y q.t ~ q'clock from the old Dem06k:ey ~ Prnuk Pend~l'g'I'MI. aeveD trlenda ancl relatives pres. I ' • .,. . _ _ • _ Ora.u 1\un ~ool K0U1113 t)ear Dex- Thomll,S RlW1.' Zelia nnd Bet.ty A musteat .prqp-a.m cOilsl.atlng ter. Interment , will be made In Ll•h..,. nne!' the h<Jste... on U>e .,.;.,.. VIolin 1 eharce of ~rwnld undertaken;. A luncheon was served. at a lllte suttar en.,foYed during the ; " 1 • • hour alter dant'ng: had provided Mr. and Mn. Penrl Smll.h a.nd 11 • 1 tilt ...,. " llll!lllr .. ""'. e]edifm. 1 .. . CLIFTON ~ •• • .·- LOCAL flAMILY ' HARD DY fiDE HIT q ~ ' ~· -• First Baptist church met Tuesday port. AUTO!ttOBIL£ DRIVERS , to the extent that they . dC1ltr(lye.d t he entire amount. o~ ! on Home wearing apparel befCJre _t\Je dL~\1-, the book ,. · one headlirht throWing llrht but ,partially and .of1~tlrnjs the tail-light not functlonlnr at would think regardless of whether tli.ey ·hild ally :~•·JlOilald!~tion for the remainder of the pu~"·''!!l'-~'" Jaw of self pre5l!rvatlon would Jri••~AAini..~e' l f;~:;;.!:!~~:~ but invite disaster and .} In an. liCCident which will ' The tire, the orlglp of wtllch WIIS ~ not ersta.blished, atartecl in a bed· I' I'O(lm in ;ttJ.e' Snyd~;r h9mc and. had "IT 18 lhdeod otrange that automobile driv<U't, who •}(bllld I hav more seiUle and mature juda'ment to do euch ~hlina:o,:;"•lll perarist in operatin~ their cara In the nl)l'~t serr ,n. SOCIETY MEETS The Mlsl5ionary Society of the All c~othlnf of Mr. and MTB. Erl- afternoon at the home or Mra. Dana ward Sil.ytklr and thel:- fumlly of Hnmllton on Humllt.on Street. The eiqht chUdten, wJth the exception me~ttog was scheduled to ~ held or what t~y were wearing nt the Rt the home of Mr:!!. M. J. Hamilton tJ.me, was destroyed by nre, Monbecause ot the lllness or Mr. day afternoon, according to a re· , the society met a't the ' their stren.th; they shall earleo: they ahall run and not be 1Ne&r)': walk, and not faint.-loalah 40:81. the diversion ol the o11cnlng. Dano. Irlltmllton. aes..<don was by a social hoUI. At r.ht~ study period Work from R~ll 1 I. i!:=.,':-t!-A~,:,rl:~~~. i:~~~t:to''' :~::~~!.~~~~~~; _ \ son Cecil. Edwards and Yn. J. T. Joi\U'chte and t Ralph Cart'!Vtigh.t wero SundayiNowa . . Mewutoulld in litPa .. m r "t' I "'1' and. SOD Jack and Mrs. Claaon of IUet.ts ot .llr. and Mrs. Allen Lcwts 111~ ll&...-.cl mot.ber, in~ ~ n· ~-~~ . • , r,.1 Portsmouth were npent. ~Its of , of Fairview. !llr.-..eoatesaedshl! han "-• 'li I' 1 , • 1iJ<I Mr. and.Mn. H. D. Inrlea. : T. 0. Youns spent Sunday ''theelll14w.UbD.tromth(' IM tl Mrs. Laura ,QI.oeclkner entertalned 1 Clarence f'olmer o1 Polheroy. b7 the eoart 111 tbe li!Jal cu~t ~ d ten guests wttb a dinner a.t her Mr. and Mrs. Daua Lewis and ~ Mid 111e could betl.r Dr. and l I Harold Lo\i:: vlslted yPa1. PlAnts Sunday afternoon.. p::=:a~i~ 110me blundering newspaper np9rter aa an una crash. . The ,averare dliver in Aleip County Ira~ no~!l with; ••tlafactlon that while Meigs is not free !fOfi! these Iile1H the public highway, thanks to Oljf p;;~ ~fll.cerj pe'l~etJtaire of "one-eyed" automobileS\ on 'tneat~• lllir1!• far and away amaller than any ot~er iii 8outb~~ not in the entire state. :. ' _ ' ,••n••l& a work that ahould be rigidly for the safety of the public. o( Athens is especially llllatory Is at once noticeable while ·drlvlnr The writer ··•~•- the Athens bridge to cl~r wltl! but one headlirht hoirt 20 earar. Su~h a situation sbould not y nd a !\rive against such d~VeJ'll li m•nner that the leiiFIOil wo11ld 11ncl best methc!d for that purpoo.e Is to 'II• ~xperlences In the past have 10 often ille "one-<Oyed" automobile is driven from • : i1, treat menace will have dl11appeareil and many di.lv~ .. ,' Mil uot be 80 reticent Mbout taking to the highways Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barnett YlStt" ed Mr and Mrs. A. R. Mitchell at Beech Bill Saturday nlaht and Sun day .. ·Lealie Rayburn cailed on R: H. McCulloch Bunda.y. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Slaytcn visIted u. A. Barnett and ramny sunday evening. :;_ _____ Candidates 1'1,t~.~SWj.~f ~ure years he iR mentally alert, ,o(rug•iiJ:, hon~.ty ·and would not be swerv'e8'l ffo1):\ · liis jlAhl'duty by any political p uII or lnft uence. > He h83 practiced economy in his persona] affair>, and it 13 Qnly fair to assume that practical economy would be his constant aim in public ·omce. ~:: . . ~fW~l:1J'g· ri"eighborR, who know him best, fectl8!c.fia'n that his road-bqjlding experience nmpl( qualifies him to handll the affair. of the offic- wisely and economl!#illy. .·Albert Caster would,lie a eat's paw for no ~n, no clique nor factjtin, and it behooves 11 1~·ery voter who is in .ftt'e ~now" as to present <eondltions in Meigs COunty to inform himself .' " "" }6, th.e ill).portance of electipg a Cop~ty Sur. .' ~~frJ.?'o !J"t he _the , ~liant _tOo':,.l>f ,ce~ln ,..\n(t'tv•i:WalS:~ who ar:e m al(thority · m ; Mmg~ '· • •' f r.~nty. • , ' . . Furtbe~ A.l,bert.'Caster' .,YIH not need lo serve an appronticeship iri r~-building, . 'or w~l\ Jl:e be bQSt<e4<; b~t wilt'serve".'\V!th o,terli~g atllr"''ugged hort'e•ty·5 and the lrra1i4J of economy which demands val',Qe.....,.r~~ed for the tax-payer'• dollar. ·· Very truly, ~~ "A \ home swu;tay honorina the &6th doushtl!r and Luelll.e Hl.fl'18. ac·l :-:.:_~-::c--::---.::..:...::...:.:_~.:__ _ _ _ _..:.::.:._:=:~+: birthday anniversary o( her mo- companied by Mrs. Jp.mes Oun· Mr. Carpahan'a ::._";isltlno ther-tn·law, MH. Barbara. OlOeclt:· nbt&ham and daughter , ol New John !Yost after 5 , t • ner. 1 Haven were the Sunday aue~U; of . ter Mrsr Roy Spencer ~-a;~'d .)imii~ lohn ihom~ spent B·un<l!'l'••!'l!;h Miss Mllf'l"iiertt& Hines was host,.. Mls& Retha LewL'I of &Jem. ~turnc~ 1'tmrsday to at hl" falher En05 Thoro&'! esa Tueadi.y e:tenJng, r.t her home George MeDennttt prtnclpa.l of H.ochCfi!Zr, Pa. ., on Hysell street to tne me1;11bers ot the sch(l()l spent the week end ut.l Roy ~f Athens wa,. calltpg an Thostl calHna at the home ot S. her SWld&y school ela&a of the Plrat 1! hi& home at CoL~Vllle. Hel:.>~>cca . tterlll Su.'1<1rry. · ~~!'ec~~e:llm~.~[~:US: ~~ Baptist cbureh. Mrs. Paul Bln.n. is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oibbe and Mt·s. Wtll .l(Tider~ And Lula. Loh teacher of the Cla8e. Aboui ·--- 1 son ol HIU'tlord spenL the week: went to Qalipoll:"o 1.0 see Mrs. Will Ousta a.nd ::..toyd Baker and Yllr· ..... n•u ~nd with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keams. Burr& who lA a patient. In lht· Hoi- vtn Rtftl~ of Bethel, Mr. and !II'!. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Woodrwn ~~:nd ze1· hosplt{ll. Cho.s Of.;hl!ll and son Charles McNarl Nicholson attended tbe paJ· ~x» ·· ,' ~, ~-~-- ·,., NeiU of Pt. rt~t . ea.ni at pt, Pleasant Monda,y. S H. MeNeJU h&a msuuied a oew Mr. Newcomer ot Uniontown. Pl. Pleaaanlt Rout 2 rudio in hiM borne. ,... was the gUest. ot Mrs. M'Yi't.le Homer Pullins was a. business callI Barker Monday. . e1· 11.t Ch11rleflton saturday. Ler.sJe Sleeth enterto.lned the l'oW" Andy McKjnney and famiJ:y or Leslie Rllybum was ; ealllng 011 1f elub With. a masquerade po.rty' at ChO.unoey wl!re vlsltiog his brother R. H M&Cull~h. !pundl\V. ~ ~ . 1\er home Saturday evenlng. Gotnes O. W. McKinney and family Bat.C. A. lla.ker ·wa& a ~lnf:as c ler ! ,..ere ~yed and a good ume was urda Y and lookl.ne octcr · l'lls farm. a.t o. WJ SLeeie ThuJ;fdar. had by all At 1 late )'lour i- 13 ti'E!IIhMr ami Mr.:;, Hugh Love mov~d Joe Pl~n• ~W&Jl captnJ on m ; , . ments were &ei'ved to the Collowin . f1·om Plat. Rock last wet!k 1.0 ll'J Sel! MondaY. 1Llltan and FrantJs l!:d.wards. .11.:~ I - - · - - ·~- - - --- - - - - - - - - - - -----------------------~-Henry, Helen Keams, Ellen John-~ 1 / BOn, J~an HenrY Ertima Hs.rrtsob t • Ahna Hl!nryl Evi. Marte ComJll:lon: j i 7 ~- ·. , . I I I.: I -\#II ,' '··'; ~8f.~i,,~~~~1 .. I I ~ ~ Maraaret Youna, Oh.riBj:.lne Heni\V Ms.rguerlle Cartwright, Eleanor F&~ Maroella Oilrt..wright, Thebnn Sleeth and the leader Le881e Sleeth t ' o&iTr'-ov_e_ ~- i - ~·ru.cuae Sibyl 'thursday aHernoon. • ~ ~ • '( 1 li 1' '- ' ~~·.· ·' ' ... .~ '· 1 ' Batey vlErtted Amontta Cross or Racine the IJU.St week. Clyde So.lser and 'vlife culled on Rebecr,a. Cotterill Sunday. I ~ ~~ ~ :: .! ', ' 'Giving Food, .Clothing and Other Help. ' l·: :• q' ' ' I I • I' ',,, ·II .... , ~. ,,., . ! ' ,I, ', • ! ' ' ' ' I ' ~ I ; I ~! I \ ' I I ' 1 . ~ : ·. :I ' \ ,' •' ,I 1' ' ' !1' , •l.h,. 'J I ,=• · l • · ,tll rr~1 l ; ~• .. - l ~. , .: ' j ;'' d. {\ ' 'l I : = .., • ,,', ' ' ,\ l 1 ' f '• , I ' I • ' I 'i ~ ,' l ' I I I t• ' I (t.ARGEST ALL\.YEAR HOTEL) ' ' home by 3.\000iOQO.fAMILIES-- ~· AlbED .BY RED CROSS ·Distress in All Areas Met b~ I Hotel··Hills·boro " '' I ;l dtt~lt;. ' ' l: 1 were accompanied ' 1 1: I1nahan Roy Carnahan and Kathryn Car~ motored to Bu:ffa16, N. ¥ , !They ' 1 \.' ~f " ' t,: l I 11 ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spencer a.t~ tended tht! fUD\,'J'al oi Link H~ \jot ,I ~ ,I' . .' ) ,, •' '' , \Vffxt\ ·~ .. IT. and how dt?eS . 0 iil imP:~ ci~arettf·tasj.le?/ ' ~; /t.' ,...~~ .,... OU'VE heard how fruit of ono :'~ki~b to~ aro~· -m~ variety has been crossed with : 1nto one -.'~sterfie to~. fruit of another. to prodn"" a n~w This w.;liliog or_C , B~~mg and more ,pleasing' 'ftavor. The go<"l beyond ordj~bl'!"'~ or loganberry, for example, is a r.roos mixing toha~ ~~tht~r·~Jtu· ally makes 41Vei:,l'!l! i>f': CllO , ;! • between the raApberry and the blackberry. in Chesletfield e 'l!lalChestertield's Croso-Biend getB i~ ?f every other type. tbe aame reault-better taste" It's tbe Croso-Biealling ?!( fine by n different method. Turkish and Domestic ~ It welds together the ,dilferent thnt gives Chesterfields '\, d~dri~ l pP~ 9f severo! ~ ~~ r.t....l live, better la8ll ' i .J '' ,,, · : ' ' j -~-r~~-:-\:fM "l"?"'l <ft. I ..~;;~< ;: ~ }q' < l ' O•~ co. y types ohJrigllttObacto, 1 ·~"1 are · mn116r.~Tbl!j'~ '• ';. ;~ a , at, many type.• of Burley i ~r aud aromaJVhich; we be -{ ' i. · tob co, and numerous grades of •ueve, you will ~ ' ' ). '•. /, ' '' J, •• ~ Y p. ; • Ji r ... ~ •• .. �• ,. It ' 'I ~ ~ .. " .. .. , . b •.. . I\ ~· 111 ' ~ nQ1 fiAlLV t IBU trl8. • IHIIDf. ,._. .. ,. 1\ f AGED LOCAL LADY • ANSWERS SUMMONS compleloc!..At tbo . next mootlnl'rletn mombort wort _ , l otud)J wiU' be takoO \llp Oil 01\ln&, - . liofr¥D10Dio ...,. .J dealloa · with .......,.~ eorvd. Pitiful Drama of Mother Love _ Lfr. ODd \llrl. ....... Oblmbera are P"JJIJ1r!l to mO'Ill tram the CAUED TO l'Oa'l'IMOUTB Ward ,....,...ty on Boutll Tblrd nev. and a.na. 0. w. WWlMDI ,... Avenue to tbe Pre~ )(&bM eelved a. meuap Wedneedq ealllnJ On Korth P'ourUi AvenUA about them to Port..nouUl by, t.4e erl.tlcall Nov. 15. condJtlon or Ule latter'a.nleoe. 'lbe 11le W. C. T. t1. wU1 meet Ttu.ll'lm....,e reoolved ~>ere olole<l I <Ia¥ a!ternoon at \he Heath , M. E. Wort. , .- . , \ I Salem Township Neighbor Speaks Words of Praise . To Meigs County Votel'!l: My years of acquaintance with Albert Caster, Democratic candidate for Surveyor of MeigH County, enables me lb •peak by the cal'd and recite Mme factA whleij should count heavily with voters and taxpayers at the coming 1 ery .,.. made. Aceotdina to the report, Mr. SnY· Ute nlece had been InJured 1n an Ohureh. dcr has been unemploy"' tor !.he aocldon~ preownab"' .. aulon)DMr. aod Mn. Prod 111&1oD or , put two )ears and ot"ll) last week bUe ucident. and ~ wu tJqJKL. I Charleston spent the week en4 bere ~ 1 Krlt qOrdill.. Brovm . Sl5, vean or IJ daua:h.ter, Belt)' Lo~1. 8. f,' l•· while ed. momentulb'. 'Rev. and Mn. With the lat.ter'a pa.renta, Mr. and age PUlled away e&.rlY '1lueJ,day pla.ylng at..,.scbool a.nd fraetm·ed n Wllllama left (rnmedlotely. , llrfNr.. James St.eveni.·WIUiam 8l&son l t I ~-·· . II~-~ J\!.!'l' llilll$lll\ '""'"' ~ tl lilt I I •t ' .. l.. bone In ller left arm. J who haa betn speruU.na: several da.yl mornlna tl¥: home •f b,. .w.n · 8U&PB18E PARTY t here, o.ooompan1ed them nome. I ghter, Mrs. A. M. P&yrie Jn M1ll • , 1 A ~port. has been rece1ved here Bt.reet. Death , Wt\1\ d1~ t.o tntlnnl- j BlltTilDAY I"J\lt.TY Relati,M .and friends gathered at ~:.~;,, Lhat. Ada uea of File· · Mtss Mt.ll"Y Llrht.er, deli&ht.lully the aearge Hlg(lnbOtharn reektenceor She l& survived by two daujihte~ ent:A:rtalned 1\ number or her frlenQJi SWldu.)' tor a But'Prlaa party hon- 1 Mr&. Payne. &t whose hou1e she died~ honorln,.. he.r twenty-scCQnt\ blrth·j orlng: the birthday 1.mnivenary ot , and. Mrs. John Taylor of Rut)anci dll.y anniversary at tM ho.,1f! of h f'r Mra. Jngginbotliam. '111e Jueltl, ln&.lld one JOn Perry Brovm ot ,LaJIIg- pa.rent5, Mr. and. Mrs. J . T Lta-htel eluding a. number ot relatlYea from viSited. vUle. Plve pandehlldren nnd scv Saturday evenJng:. Akron, Parkeraburlt and. Letart, w.' her eral a~at BrandchUdren al8o aw-Those present. were Mr and Mrf:l V&., cam& wltb well fUled baskets. Grant ~nroute to vlve. John 'I'h.ompSon, Mr · Rnd Mrs. Ma.rA moat. dellabtf\U soolal after- ! wOOd to be with her mot.he1· Puneral aetvlees wl.1.4 ~ conduct- ion AUenswortl;l. Ivan Pulllns. Har~ noon was enjoyed by the thlrty- 1 Wlllla.m Bortng who 15 m eel Thtmld.a.y q.t ~ q'clock from the old Dem06k:ey ~ Prnuk Pend~l'g'I'MI. aeveD trlenda ancl relatives pres. I ' • .,. . _ _ • _ Ora.u 1\un ~ool K0U1113 t)ear Dex- Thomll,S RlW1.' Zelia nnd Bet.ty A musteat .prqp-a.m cOilsl.atlng ter. Interment , will be made In Ll•h..,. nne!' the h<Jste... on U>e .,.;.,.. VIolin 1 eharce of ~rwnld undertaken;. A luncheon was served. at a lllte suttar en.,foYed during the ; " 1 • • hour alter dant'ng: had provided Mr. and Mn. Penrl Smll.h a.nd 11 • 1 tilt ...,. " llll!lllr .. ""'. e]edifm. 1 .. . CLIFTON ~ •• • .·- LOCAL flAMILY ' HARD DY fiDE HIT q ~ ' ~· -• First Baptist church met Tuesday port. AUTO!ttOBIL£ DRIVERS , to the extent that they . dC1ltr(lye.d t he entire amount. o~ ! on Home wearing apparel befCJre _t\Je dL~\1-, the book ,. · one headlirht throWing llrht but ,partially and .of1~tlrnjs the tail-light not functlonlnr at would think regardless of whether tli.ey ·hild ally :~•·JlOilald!~tion for the remainder of the pu~"·''!!l'-~'" Jaw of self pre5l!rvatlon would Jri••~AAini..~e' l f;~:;;.!:!~~:~ but invite disaster and .} In an. liCCident which will ' The tire, the orlglp of wtllch WIIS ~ not ersta.blished, atartecl in a bed· I' I'O(lm in ;ttJ.e' Snyd~;r h9mc and. had "IT 18 lhdeod otrange that automobile driv<U't, who •}(bllld I hav more seiUle and mature juda'ment to do euch ~hlina:o,:;"•lll perarist in operatin~ their cara In the nl)l'~t serr ,n. SOCIETY MEETS The Mlsl5ionary Society of the All c~othlnf of Mr. and MTB. Erl- afternoon at the home or Mra. Dana ward Sil.ytklr and thel:- fumlly of Hnmllton on Humllt.on Street. The eiqht chUdten, wJth the exception me~ttog was scheduled to ~ held or what t~y were wearing nt the Rt the home of Mr:!!. M. J. Hamilton tJ.me, was destroyed by nre, Monbecause ot the lllness or Mr. day afternoon, according to a re· , the society met a't the ' their stren.th; they shall earleo: they ahall run and not be 1Ne&r)': walk, and not faint.-loalah 40:81. the diversion ol the o11cnlng. Dano. Irlltmllton. aes..<don was by a social hoUI. At r.ht~ study period Work from R~ll 1 I. i!:=.,':-t!-A~,:,rl:~~~. i:~~~t:to''' :~::~~!.~~~~~~; _ \ son Cecil. Edwards and Yn. J. T. Joi\U'chte and t Ralph Cart'!Vtigh.t wero SundayiNowa . . Mewutoulld in litPa .. m r "t' I "'1' and. SOD Jack and Mrs. Claaon of IUet.ts ot .llr. and Mrs. Allen Lcwts 111~ ll&...-.cl mot.ber, in~ ~ n· ~-~~ . • , r,.1 Portsmouth were npent. ~Its of , of Fairview. !llr.-..eoatesaedshl! han "-• 'li I' 1 , • 1iJ<I Mr. and.Mn. H. D. Inrlea. : T. 0. Youns spent Sunday ''theelll14w.UbD.tromth(' IM tl Mrs. Laura ,QI.oeclkner entertalned 1 Clarence f'olmer o1 Polheroy. b7 the eoart 111 tbe li!Jal cu~t ~ d ten guests wttb a dinner a.t her Mr. and Mrs. Daua Lewis and ~ Mid 111e could betl.r Dr. and l I Harold Lo\i:: vlslted yPa1. PlAnts Sunday afternoon.. p::=:a~i~ 110me blundering newspaper np9rter aa an una crash. . The ,averare dliver in Aleip County Ira~ no~!l with; ••tlafactlon that while Meigs is not free !fOfi! these Iile1H the public highway, thanks to Oljf p;;~ ~fll.cerj pe'l~etJtaire of "one-eyed" automobileS\ on 'tneat~• lllir1!• far and away amaller than any ot~er iii 8outb~~ not in the entire state. :. ' _ ' ,••n••l& a work that ahould be rigidly for the safety of the public. o( Athens is especially llllatory Is at once noticeable while ·drlvlnr The writer ··•~•- the Athens bridge to cl~r wltl! but one headlirht hoirt 20 earar. Su~h a situation sbould not y nd a !\rive against such d~VeJ'll li m•nner that the leiiFIOil wo11ld 11ncl best methc!d for that purpoo.e Is to 'II• ~xperlences In the past have 10 often ille "one-<Oyed" automobile is driven from • : i1, treat menace will have dl11appeareil and many di.lv~ .. ,' Mil uot be 80 reticent Mbout taking to the highways Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barnett YlStt" ed Mr and Mrs. A. R. Mitchell at Beech Bill Saturday nlaht and Sun day .. ·Lealie Rayburn cailed on R: H. McCulloch Bunda.y. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Slaytcn visIted u. A. Barnett and ramny sunday evening. :;_ _____ Candidates 1'1,t~.~SWj.~f ~ure years he iR mentally alert, ,o(rug•iiJ:, hon~.ty ·and would not be swerv'e8'l ffo1):\ · liis jlAhl'duty by any political p uII or lnft uence. > He h83 practiced economy in his persona] affair>, and it 13 Qnly fair to assume that practical economy would be his constant aim in public ·omce. ~:: . . ~fW~l:1J'g· ri"eighborR, who know him best, fectl8!c.fia'n that his road-bqjlding experience nmpl( qualifies him to handll the affair. of the offic- wisely and economl!#illy. .·Albert Caster would,lie a eat's paw for no ~n, no clique nor factjtin, and it behooves 11 1~·ery voter who is in .ftt'e ~now" as to present <eondltions in Meigs COunty to inform himself .' " "" }6, th.e ill).portance of electipg a Cop~ty Sur. .' ~~frJ.?'o !J"t he _the , ~liant _tOo':,.l>f ,ce~ln ,..\n(t'tv•i:WalS:~ who ar:e m al(thority · m ; Mmg~ '· • •' f r.~nty. • , ' . . Furtbe~ A.l,bert.'Caster' .,YIH not need lo serve an appronticeship iri r~-building, . 'or w~l\ Jl:e be bQSt<e4<; b~t wilt'serve".'\V!th o,terli~g atllr"''ugged hort'e•ty·5 and the lrra1i4J of economy which demands val',Qe.....,.r~~ed for the tax-payer'• dollar. ·· Very truly, ~~ "A \ home swu;tay honorina the &6th doushtl!r and Luelll.e Hl.fl'18. ac·l :-:.:_~-::c--::---.::..:...::...:.:_~.:__ _ _ _ _..:.::.:._:=:~+: birthday anniversary o( her mo- companied by Mrs. Jp.mes Oun· Mr. Carpahan'a ::._";isltlno ther-tn·law, MH. Barbara. OlOeclt:· nbt&ham and daughter , ol New John !Yost after 5 , t • ner. 1 Haven were the Sunday aue~U; of . ter Mrsr Roy Spencer ~-a;~'d .)imii~ lohn ihom~ spent B·un<l!'l'••!'l!;h Miss Mllf'l"iiertt& Hines was host,.. Mls& Retha LewL'I of &Jem. ~turnc~ 1'tmrsday to at hl" falher En05 Thoro&'! esa Tueadi.y e:tenJng, r.t her home George MeDennttt prtnclpa.l of H.ochCfi!Zr, Pa. ., on Hysell street to tne me1;11bers ot the sch(l()l spent the week end ut.l Roy ~f Athens wa,. calltpg an Thostl calHna at the home ot S. her SWld&y school ela&a of the Plrat 1! hi& home at CoL~Vllle. Hel:.>~>cca . tterlll Su.'1<1rry. · ~~!'ec~~e:llm~.~[~:US: ~~ Baptist cbureh. Mrs. Paul Bln.n. is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oibbe and Mt·s. Wtll .l(Tider~ And Lula. Loh teacher of the Cla8e. Aboui ·--- 1 son ol HIU'tlord spenL the week: went to Qalipoll:"o 1.0 see Mrs. Will Ousta a.nd ::..toyd Baker and Yllr· ..... n•u ~nd with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keams. Burr& who lA a patient. In lht· Hoi- vtn Rtftl~ of Bethel, Mr. and !II'!. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Woodrwn ~~:nd ze1· hosplt{ll. Cho.s Of.;hl!ll and son Charles McNarl Nicholson attended tbe paJ· ~x» ·· ,' ~, ~-~-- ·,., NeiU of Pt. rt~t . ea.ni at pt, Pleasant Monda,y. S H. MeNeJU h&a msuuied a oew Mr. Newcomer ot Uniontown. Pl. Pleaaanlt Rout 2 rudio in hiM borne. ,... was the gUest. ot Mrs. M'Yi't.le Homer Pullins was a. business callI Barker Monday. . e1· 11.t Ch11rleflton saturday. Ler.sJe Sleeth enterto.lned the l'oW" Andy McKjnney and famiJ:y or Leslie Rllybum was ; ealllng 011 1f elub With. a masquerade po.rty' at ChO.unoey wl!re vlsltiog his brother R. H M&Cull~h. !pundl\V. ~ ~ . 1\er home Saturday evenlng. Gotnes O. W. McKinney and family Bat.C. A. lla.ker ·wa& a ~lnf:as c ler ! ,..ere ~yed and a good ume was urda Y and lookl.ne octcr · l'lls farm. a.t o. WJ SLeeie ThuJ;fdar. had by all At 1 late )'lour i- 13 ti'E!IIhMr ami Mr.:;, Hugh Love mov~d Joe Pl~n• ~W&Jl captnJ on m ; , . ments were &ei'ved to the Collowin . f1·om Plat. Rock last wet!k 1.0 ll'J Sel! MondaY. 1Llltan and FrantJs l!:d.wards. .11.:~ I - - · - - ·~- - - --- - - - - - - - - - - -----------------------~-Henry, Helen Keams, Ellen John-~ 1 / BOn, J~an HenrY Ertima Hs.rrtsob t • Ahna Hl!nryl Evi. Marte ComJll:lon: j i 7 ~- ·. , . I I I.: I -\#II ,' '··'; ~8f.~i,,~~~~1 .. I I ~ ~ Maraaret Youna, Oh.riBj:.lne Heni\V Ms.rguerlle Cartwright, Eleanor F&~ Maroella Oilrt..wright, Thebnn Sleeth and the leader Le881e Sleeth t ' o&iTr'-ov_e_ ~- i - ~·ru.cuae Sibyl 'thursday aHernoon. • ~ ~ • '( 1 li 1' '- ' ~~·.· ·' ' ... .~ '· 1 ' Batey vlErtted Amontta Cross or Racine the IJU.St week. Clyde So.lser and 'vlife culled on Rebecr,a. Cotterill Sunday. I ~ ~~ ~ :: .! ', ' 'Giving Food, .Clothing and Other Help. ' l·: :• q' ' ' I I • I' ',,, ·II .... , ~. ,,., . ! ' ,I, ', • ! ' ' ' ' I ' ~ I ; I ~! I \ ' I I ' 1 . ~ : ·. :I ' \ ,' •' ,I 1' ' ' !1' , •l.h,. 'J I ,=• · l • · ,tll rr~1 l ; ~• .. - l ~. , .: ' j ;'' d. {\ ' 'l I : = .., • ,,', ' ' ,\ l 1 ' f '• , I ' I • ' I 'i ~ ,' l ' I I I t• ' I (t.ARGEST ALL\.YEAR HOTEL) ' ' home by 3.\000iOQO.fAMILIES-- ~· AlbED .BY RED CROSS ·Distress in All Areas Met b~ I Hotel··Hills·boro " '' I ;l dtt~lt;. ' ' l: 1 were accompanied ' 1 1: I1nahan Roy Carnahan and Kathryn Car~ motored to Bu:ffa16, N. ¥ , !They ' 1 \.' ~f " ' t,: l I 11 ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spencer a.t~ tended tht! fUD\,'J'al oi Link H~ \jot ,I ~ ,I' . .' ) ,, •' '' , \Vffxt\ ·~ .. IT. and how dt?eS . 0 iil imP:~ ci~arettf·tasj.le?/ ' ~; /t.' ,...~~ .,... OU'VE heard how fruit of ono :'~ki~b to~ aro~· -m~ variety has been crossed with : 1nto one -.'~sterfie to~. fruit of another. to prodn"" a n~w This w.;liliog or_C , B~~mg and more ,pleasing' 'ftavor. The go<"l beyond ordj~bl'!"'~ or loganberry, for example, is a r.roos mixing toha~ ~~tht~r·~Jtu· ally makes 41Vei:,l'!l! i>f': CllO , ;! • between the raApberry and the blackberry. in Chesletfield e 'l!lalChestertield's Croso-Biend getB i~ ?f every other type. tbe aame reault-better taste" It's tbe Croso-Biealling ?!( fine by n different method. Turkish and Domestic ~ It welds together the ,dilferent thnt gives Chesterfields '\, d~dri~ l pP~ 9f severo! ~ ~~ r.t....l live, better la8ll ' i .J '' ,,, · : ' ' j -~-r~~-:-\:fM "l"?"'l <ft. I ..~;;~< ;: ~ }q' < l ' O•~ co. y types ohJrigllttObacto, 1 ·~"1 are · mn116r.~Tbl!j'~ '• ';. ;~ a , at, many type.• of Burley i ~r aud aromaJVhich; we be -{ ' i. · tob co, and numerous grades of •ueve, you will ~ ' ' ). '•. /, ' '' J, •• ~ Y p. ; • Ji r ... ~ •• .. �• .. ' • ..•, ' ' ... ~ • ' . . t,• ~ ..1 ( .,. ;JJ~ ' .., fl ' .. ' · ' l,)J )"I __ _....__....__ ._H!d ~a;iem .' . ' We quot, JPII h - J&~4ae R~~~ cltqs~ l•let.. Ohio Probla~ Praetic:e (neop~ .U~ ity.) ' ' ' "Conaiderinr tho v..t lnterelto to be adjufli• cated upon by tlilo t911rt; t~d tbil !efJ ~· fidenee and tfttot pjaeed Ill the ~Ji!lll ~~~rr: the position of PI'1!Ht. Jlldae, by ,......... . ' - • · efted in tb.- adlllii!lolfation "' tbil ,.......w~ affairo of a ~t ebara~, ~ poti..ilq ~~ to be ~upied by a IDioll of &oocl Jepl piq~," cre.t PANN\1 ""'~~ GEt ll' iM I'OUNO ~ ll'l-\1& ' MOUIOlil - 1 OUGH)' 'to TO SA\11! HIM, eiJ"t 1 ' ' . K/'l't,. TO SAY .GSVIS 10 "THI.. K il'c:HSN eo! youR!!. tN A.GA,I~ My MIND IS MAPB UP·- · lM Giolt:IQ · GQOCNIG~"'1"!! Hl!.~llec -C<)Ioi\11!$ '!'Hji;t C~ WC!.,l'Y' I PON't MIND Mt:, 8"QooJJS-11 J 1!A ~o'!' IWORKINGO 1 -~ A,to~Y ' Earl R. Titua .. . . Attom,y•at·~'! . . · I ,_ ., ' :; 1 ." Repaltlfca•·•~• ,.,.. ,, . . ......,. , •••,i: . .. ''· Co~u•, .Qualified, · .· :..... , .. -. -· '.'· PoUUcal Advfl·tl&fPJ• ' ·J -~pecfqcula:r .. Aee'Ool\'CIIit4al • , ' 'r •' IJ.al.fbachs \ !~WmQ~M -~~------~ I HI'""'-. ' {~,..,_-~-. .~ -~ : ' ',' -' ' • ,.,, same quality.. same size • • s.a me shape • • now 5c straight • • 3 for - t··:·~·. ·C ' ' ' ' ,< • ' .. SCHOOL ' We are .Yezy happy to make this i}n· '· ' • •'' - . · of smokers wh9 want a ti~e, long· ~«. Ci,g~ of modest price. Certified 'C.i'e<lllo~"a, S¢ ha:s for years l>een . ' ~eti~~~ greatest ci~t value. Now ' (1(, ,, · · · · · 1e,, Gf:ffififd · rrp' ~~"' · t ' . '' ·, ~ ' ·\ ' ' . , ,, -~ I .' .. ' '. .. • ·~ .lr'. ~ •' ' • J ·' ,.;_' .... Ill . ' \, -1 ' . inetliods Qf 11Wtufacnue and our large volume sales. The great savings 'thus elfected are now passed qn to iou. l'f~ ~tter,where you live, .in ciey, ' ~ff1, lP"Y9 or villag~. · w~ futd Ctemo Ci~ . .m~ . ; d., ... :'".. .• iorta~-t -~~ouncement to the _millions -- •• i • '. . ;' ... ' ' �• .. ' • ..•, ' ' ... ~ • ' . . t,• ~ ..1 ( .,. ;JJ~ ' .., fl ' .. ' · ' l,)J )"I __ _....__....__ ._H!d ~a;iem .' . ' We quot, JPII h - J&~4ae R~~~ cltqs~ l•let.. Ohio Probla~ Praetic:e (neop~ .U~ ity.) ' ' ' "Conaiderinr tho v..t lnterelto to be adjufli• cated upon by tlilo t911rt; t~d tbil !efJ ~· fidenee and tfttot pjaeed Ill the ~Ji!lll ~~~rr: the position of PI'1!Ht. Jlldae, by ,......... . ' - • · efted in tb.- adlllii!lolfation "' tbil ,.......w~ affairo of a ~t ebara~, ~ poti..ilq ~~ to be ~upied by a IDioll of &oocl Jepl piq~," cre.t PANN\1 ""'~~ GEt ll' iM I'OUNO ~ ll'l-\1& ' MOUIOlil - 1 OUGH)' 'to TO SA\11! HIM, eiJ"t 1 ' ' . K/'l't,. TO SAY .GSVIS 10 "THI.. K il'c:HSN eo! youR!!. tN A.GA,I~ My MIND IS MAPB UP·- · lM Giolt:IQ · GQOCNIG~"'1"!! Hl!.~llec -C<)Ioi\11!$ '!'Hji;t C~ WC!.,l'Y' I PON't MIND Mt:, 8"QooJJS-11 J 1!A ~o'!' IWORKINGO 1 -~ A,to~Y ' Earl R. Titua .. . . Attom,y•at·~'! . . · I ,_ ., ' :; 1 ." Repaltlfca•·•~• ,.,.. ,, . . ......,. , •••,i: . .. ''· Co~u•, .Qualified, · .· :..... , .. -. -· '.'· PoUUcal Advfl·tl&fPJ• ' ·J -~pecfqcula:r .. Aee'Ool\'CIIit4al • , ' 'r •' IJ.al.fbachs \ !~WmQ~M -~~------~ I HI'""'-. ' {~,..,_-~-. .~ -~ : ' ',' -' ' • ,.,, same quality.. same size • • s.a me shape • • now 5c straight • • 3 for - t··:·~·. ·C ' ' ' ' ,< • ' .. SCHOOL ' We are .Yezy happy to make this i}n· '· ' • •'' - . · of smokers wh9 want a ti~e, long· ~«. Ci,g~ of modest price. Certified 'C.i'e<lllo~"a, S¢ ha:s for years l>een . ' ~eti~~~ greatest ci~t value. Now ' (1(, ,, · · · · · 1e,, Gf:ffififd · rrp' ~~"' · t ' . '' ·, ~ ' ·\ ' ' . , ,, -~ I .' .. ' '. .. • ·~ .lr'. ~ •' ' • J ·' ,.;_' .... Ill . ' \, -1 ' . inetliods Qf 11Wtufacnue and our large volume sales. The great savings 'thus elfected are now passed qn to iou. l'f~ ~tter,where you live, .in ciey, ' ~ff1, lP"Y9 or villag~. · w~ futd Ctemo Ci~ . .m~ . ; d., ... :'".. .• iorta~-t -~~ouncement to the _millions -- •• i • '. . ;' ... ' ' �.. i ~ ~ .. l . RO ·- T 'JSE t1 c ' .' ' LL j ' 5 fJ ' I .SlH • \ . • \ yon w•nt of The If t ,...~ W8i1Dtlr. ,. succ ~ THI T l/ In Ex· Of .•. l.nn HI p ci 8ho ~ ~N ff 1 S PP ·r TO n. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 2, 1932 griff sexton tyree wright