https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f464d5401cbde4115c38e4bddae984b9.pdf 9c0ad9a6ec80cf5ea9d7172d161654e5 PDF Text Text \ . ~ --'~· , l,..j: .. , ....• . . I I I a . '" ' . " . I ' i -----~-- •• •r~·~~·················~·······················~····· ·· .. ... I ' C - -~----- ' •· II~···~··············~¥~····~···~············· IYIYIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIII -- -~--- -- . --~~~-- ---- .. .. IIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIII211111I~IIIIIII~IIIIIIIII.IIIIIIJIJIII ...... READERs' NOTICE - If you 11Vant 74tb 74tb BI&MILK C~MPANY INTERESTED THIEU UF STRIK£ Now·· PASSING ANOTHER 74 Ye~rs Successful Mercha~dising. . _74 Years Public Confideif'c~~ - ft' - ohtc-Raln 74 Years Faithful Service. 74 Years Reliable Merchandi$~ at Fair Pricee. Gteat Sacrifice on ·Ladies' Coats, Dresses and Suits-Prices Unbelievable Low. Cddfor 8a.Wrday arternopn lnd Robins-tt Reynolds Rogers" f~RM[ RS CRAZEO FILIPINO.. RUNS AMUCK I~ MURDER SIX MEN n HElP .: REliEF PR Otben Au !:!itt ITweiYe Down Before Madmill/i.. JBY ~l!ed Cheeoe Will Be Clnoed, H• Said llo~&Of Hidinr To one week. Shoe t I Ladieo Ready-To-Wear--Buy now for Cbriotmao Beautiful Fun for Chriatmao-Price lower • than for 20 yeara REMEMBER THE REASON FOR THIS PRICES CRASH ON SILK and WOOL DRESSES SALE Ladiea Wool Dreaoeo $2.115, $3.95, $US Ladiea Silk Dreases, $2A9, $3.69, $4.49, Most unf~>vorable weather. Unemploym~nl in Pomeroy Bend. Paris Co)i~ Unuoual Financial condition& $8.69, $12.69. 0 •• 0 ••• I ••••••••••• ) I ' NEVER BEFORE PlUCts IJKE THIS I ONCO~'I'S ; :· $10.75 Coats Now . . : .. ...... : ... $5.75 TAILOJW) SUffS LESS THAN COST $12. 7i!Joats; now ............. , .. $6.75 $12.75 Tailored ·Suits, fur collar $6.~~ $16.75 Coats, Now .... ........... $9.95 $12.75 Tailored Suits, ~o fur $5.95 $39.00 C!l'ats, now .............. $25. 7S · $12.75 3-piece Tailored Suit, no fur $$.$5 $59.00 Coats,..,ow .............. $39.75 $16.75 Tailored Suits · , .. $9.95 . ' All New Garmenb 1932 Fall and Winter Th" Gri.t Shagmoor and Redfern . Styleo. ·~ , Coab $19.75 !' , ver~'!.nry Prlces f· v... ' "'' "i ~r ·j 19C ·UI ' 4§e .• ' ~"" p 39e . PEAl Retail .... lenJtlt Ail!. 91!. o.,.; 4 to 16 yeara 'fiJ\; USTERINE "'l8C $3.50 ~. .. ' Singles to $5.00 ' LADIES , !l OUTING GOWNS ' Fancy .striP~•· Size 16·17 . !. ' Sttc~ - 80x101i- I 74c 4!\ . Any Wool or Brust<ebl\ ROOM RUGS AT COih' -. ' Limit of 2 .to each customer ! ' DESPONDENCY BLAMED Troy, o .. Nov. 25-;-IN8--DespoQ· d.eney was blamed here today tor the •WcJde .or Lloyd : Bro-,m, i ·i4, who wu found shot to cleatn on ·. , t~ floor ~ a room Inc house yes· ~ay. ·,' . Rayon Silk , BED SPRI!ADS 'lbe sUicide verdiCt wu l'l!tur'ned .bY Coroner P: A. Kiefer. ' .;,. """"'" ..,.. ~~~?!",~ • Ladies MARQULUIII:~,. PANEL ~URTAiirs · ' •I• 86 inches wide, .. '" . '· ,., , ' ' " ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -------- · - - - ------- ••••• ••••••••• ----- ---~ ' j. Cottonade •••••• '. • , ..••••••.•••••.• ·............ Men's Dark Covert · ·· CJoth--32 to o o o o o o a o o a a o , ._ a o o o o o o o o , , SONS ~--- yatds Dark Pencil Stripe . ~ Hand palilted, with fancy bandlell knife and 11VIill At Sensationally Prleee. Guaranteed or money · refunded. Every prment full o11t and well trimmed- Dexdale ,.29c . BOAJU)~ Low Fall shades, made by lzed steel 2~ lilu:AD \~·~ '"'2 stripf39'tf'~";Y't· ., ~ ,•1r~- ~-~ •tt·::,v; MEN'S WORK PAM'S ~ Full · fasbiont!d, new -- -- ~NL~ Fleeced Lined '.t SWJitTER COAT!II'<.. 8for74c 18e ··· os·e. H inch heavy a"alvan- ,., TURKISH TOWELS Fancy Bordeio, Double, ':fhread Pure Silk 2for74c 6 J;!a!s.25e 20x40 Good weight-well mailHxtra long, four and five tie. A regular 86e grade Plaid IVORY SOAP Rerular 6c l!&r 2for74e Fo~iil~rly Sold At , , Blankets Blankets - length • 65c . Cotton - BOY$ UNION SUITS n-..t, 10111 aleeYe, ...J.le " J '· 66x76 - MENS UNION SUITS Fleeced, loni' sleeve, ankle --Simuloited- COAL HOD 74c LJ..T~ . BOUDOIR LAMPS Green • ROBe • Orchid Glallli base with Rayon Taffeta s h a d e o to match FooTWEAR FOJ.t THE KIDDIES ...... _........ 9llc EXTRA SPECIAL HALF PRICE Quick heating, wide bottom, 2 quMt alz~ .,~~t · ": ~-' ...·..$1,-3& · :. to· ':$too ,._· '., LADIES FOOTW~ .................... BROOMS And Chlldrens 7Jc. MEN's FALL oxFoRDS ........ . ........... ••·• to 60c SIZE eover .... Shoe& for the Whole F~mily at Special Ann~ry oale prieeal i~' I SCA ·.. ' 69c I .. ALUMINUM PERCOLATOR .. ... Martina Pnrri'. 0 ., Nov. 25-INBNew Philadelphia. Nov_ 25-lNBRap_pier dt.YIJ st.Hl were repork'd on 1 Three small children were 9/UY bo.ek to the Eat~Wrn Ohto mothe: JfiM today· M a mutt or the ftfldfi today With lhll IUlllOHn· fo.ta.l shooting hilre ·)'tf.l.ei'day nr "t-~:::::..:"'::1\L Lh~ mlnM wlll begin Mra. Mary C. 'CilrllJc, ,0-yf'Gr-old ~ n..oembflt I . bouse ~feper. · · ·~ - ; e Spe~kled EDfmellarge size, w(Uded 11 · handles -"~..,' i. ,' I - Ia Death of Lo"'in Man, Of· Hoav~ SelliDl! Puaheo Ear· in: Roaerv• Corps, liah Stancl~rd Do)lli.. •• Fo•uut In Car ..'' ,_ · - ·-· ,;.;.1---:---~=:-----:-----=:::--....;_,~' '' '·itf,.\:J!i;:R . Chemise ~ ,tv. ', ' .. ·, ~ance ~~ts, Step-Ius , .. •· . ').65e . Authorities Seek Pound Sterling Is . To Clear Mysteey to-New Low •. $2.00 Values, your choice J ••••••• , •• ; •••• : • •••••• A ·- ~l!lac~ ,l Of . l · •' · >· ~eaqtifu' , .' cover 29c .. a • • 0 • • •• • • • Ball Band Bet~ Artice Fil'et quality, cloth tops, $1.76 to ' DUT~K fj\'EN Full size, self basting Ann!- ' ------- . '' ca_~~t rlfop 4 .' All colors and. sizes ...••.•.. ~ •........• {' . ' ' Ladi€R S \l k Under- 95e a •••••••• Ladies Felt or Grain Leatherette House Slippers N~r·Lay Aw~ys , ·No· Ap·'p r. ov.a.,Is .· .-"·· No Retu~f1lS i n This ~M" ·. • Special Oxfords, all sizes ...................... Ci!rl,t.tii!U ~~n~ T.ol'land,Jn ·, ~ne, at r , Middl,p . d. Floor .~t RUtluid. I things Children's Black ol' Tan Elk .WIJat,.,N ext at RathburJis 'l .12.95 a Men's and Boys Thorogood Work Shoes, composition Soles, Lots of wear in every pair ....,.............. , 0 .. ""' - '" 0 age · jgc 0 .. :,.; ··~ ········~·············~·~···~··~······················~••1 ·----~--~-- - - -- - --- -~ ~-- ---·-----· ..',' .. Captured 1 TO MAKE TROUBLE Ia our ouch unfavorable circ:umstances aDd conditione-None with quality in ourlarp stock-There will be no heoitancy about sell· to empty all our rac~elll Selll Selll is plainly written on thia ia a aale worth comlnc milea to attend. Diehl 1 Aimlversary Prices !, • ~t. c:hntlnl to mqw Ba.tu,d&,.. Wt.nn.el' lr, f!Ootf.ll port.km ton!l!tt. "T ellin1" Preoident Saya Amount Purehaoed to Too Small The Saerillee Sale Starts Friday, Nov. zs, at 1:30 ·a. m., We have had many ouccenfuloaleo before but uone under ouch firm determination to unload every rarment of style and inc; We wont stop to firure how much we looe, we oimply want every price ticket-We oay to you truth full and emphatically WIA.THER FOR£CA9T , . the Ne,.. Office of The Dail1 Trlbqno, coli 1!8S.L; If the B•alneao Oftlce uk for 202-R. BREAK TI:IUATENS IN LEACUJl CIRCLES •, . �• .. ... • • Middleport News - __, . _DJJk!..ll!lJIJ1 NE "iliii!oi """'~ ~ Cheatu·r.. Q1 ! l H [ Ll~(,fll.,t ' l ..... Ill "" :a,otonoo •"' .. _ ... 111 ;a c KA'l'IOM.U ADVJ:&TISDlO BI:PUBINTA'IJVII tit - t. '*"-.. . ............. 1 ""'""' a, (:am. o:a;, :tap.t.h .. . .. . .. . .. .. . • · DIIIi ..,.., . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • I • I M£.J\H':I r ,. "'U':l s, 110 ;:ft,pH Picmc • G : .50 ! 1.00 I M •·s. COl'il. u.oo sa Montb6 • . . . . • . • • • • • • • • • • 2.00 . One Year •... ..•••.• . .•••••. M.OO 1 HOW TO CONQUER AN ENEMY : Wheu a -;;;;;;;;. 1 .ways please 1he Lortl, he maketh e\'en hi8 enemies to be 1 1 .flt peace with him - Proverbs 16 :7., I I Welob vial'·'d Ml'll I AJnes Clru'k Tuesd!'Y a.nd We<ln~- ~ att..en 1e oo Q:ame a J • • ke6vllle The .score waa 12 to 6 In Mr. lliKI Mr"'. 01 in SmUll and favor of Albany. bfby spen t Sat,urduy and Sunday \Vlth Mm Hc.t:::allfitt:r. of Cl8renc7 iU'oaugh £.ud Mr,., Rn4Ph Dumcll '" rt!~ overinq: were. Mr. aud Mrs . ::om :;hock (l! th(: R<:c1dent at MidMr. and Mrs. Clardleport l!aturdn}' cvcn1nlf. Mrs. BUnJ(>U h as b£"f:n- "'Undel th~ doc- da" t t.oJ:'s care tbcc , the Ul:uvok!able accident. Mrs Arnallda. Russell of Alloe1 1 s pcut a few day:~ IUt wect. r1it.h t:cr brother, John ScOtt and I am-i J:y. M1-s. Homu ~nnedy spent c.erdays m co!wnbqs la~ t .,.,·cck , guest of her s&n Dayton and wife, alto her s!ster, Mra Cora W igCl'lll 1 1 ~ .~- ol 'J1lanka- ~ fM • """..,.._ b,e _ .,.. with [ t 1· 1 · here and in Y ell& were treat-ed with a flr\e ll.on da.rlee mtli!IC! by Walt Mrs. Nan and SearlS OrcheJ~b"a at the annual Dorlll BaUey 1 ~dlne t.be ~t Tl:mnk.s£ivlng Pl'ollc or .the Phi end .ln J"UI& em.. · ..... ,... ,,.. week With ' spent the . I U: lo ..... liJMlnd ieR 'Ibllllday = :rn:-':' I ' I u.- - IHMr. ·-ot- !7:! I Ow"ded 'n Ftlagouf antbadRan lph W oootw ri,n A...UI. or 'l1ie tnfan' lOll ·ur. and ~- Mr. and. lln. o. W. PhJlllpa ot eo. Ray PraaStt ot NUI.dliU*'L puud )Uhi~U8 came- Wednead&y to spend ~~oway 11\undar a.n'emOon. 6hon 'Jb&nu,tvtna: with the laU.er•• par· tunom bold Ptldo7 '""· ltr. and llrL WIW&m Pl>ldm. tN! • • Chal'let&on. R. ~. El.Ef"riON I Olltner and J . B Will Sptnd ! llld H. H. MOConnlek or At a meeling or l:ne Sund'\y numk5glvlng with Dr Hart itnd. l OenP Blgg" 11-y~r-qld_ ,;on of Mr Columbu& were the Thanltq:lvln•j oohor.l board. rolluw lng th e t'l'l!ulftr lamUy l1\. Do~r. Ohio. and Mr11 LPwV. B aue.~Ls of Yr and Mr8. J . fl . .orate , Thurttd.li.y ~vctlllll\ JHilyr, meelln& Wall~r Blnc.s anlt si:ster -m -1 LW. stlftt ! t~tfp lKP. of Diamund l D~ lta Kuppt~ !rnlerully, l'tnu~dny Or. and .~r.L't.!'· H~A-and and tamUy. tht! a llmw.l l'h:ctlon or utfu·r 1~ ?18 ~ Mrn f\l.nnlt! 81ne)j, motored to ()to. · ' retll!flvere burn11 on the nl~llt. ft-PIU)' . ol ~ epent. .......u. Mr. l.hd llrft. L. t.:. BaWldtrr. Qf held. For l!>HJWrlnu·ndt·o.t F p: tn:.lt-, Mich ., ]&.llt wef.k and ' f)('lll 1 left leg and fnot when hLP. clothln~ M\1: ptJPula ' Ol' cllf'f.JtJ·if, well known "'j~1 ~ Oolumbua ap&n\. Thanbi:ivlnl wiU1 Phi ~'Xlll , BMb.ll.n~ "11 1w rllot.t-!•d~llot, •.eveml WlyJI wlt-11 rel.tiiJvl'-11 llnl was 1gnlled by a nfl•ne from a. ll!l. - ovcl' thf air, we r~ wen receiVed b)' 1 ~er Pp W, '· · ~ f~tner'a mother, N;ra Ruth A J fk hallfe1 Thr ma t t.tor wl!l friends. , tural pos stove, early Thuri!:IP v a la.J8e crowd illld WQS eu.~Uy .re~ ~m!trt~N=ennbib ''Jttfer Baunden~ and daU8'hLer Daliie. wme up ug.tho nen week bef01'1! c. R. Lewl8 who dilpOf.lld or lu.~ 1 mornlns " · eo~ulzed as one ot the best batuli- \ a d . Jack 8 Gaul!oy and lbe. Ottn H. Pleaher of th~ Sunday M>hool uu raUIIcutJon ,,1w rest In a Ia.rve lulrdwart' Htore 0 The 0 ~ !' nppeartng In the Pomeroy Bend B~ttlie are! · the week M'ld :ft.lnctoo were Thanltsg.lvlng 1111 which Lime th t' rf'llmlnr!• r .,r 1llP 1n hl5 home t.oWn or Akron reeently th Y ~KsWr had at18en enrlico . ilere wtt.h rncndl.; · ....::,:lt.h Ur and Mn. c . P otf\cPrs wu; bf' clrrLI tt and has been here VL'IItlng h l'< half hlfi~a~~~ ~~!~~r;~~S.: 1 1; I AGEn J.ADV I•Aii'SES ! vn: s.~l)o ' Jordf.D ahd. daUibW!rl ftev. C. Kreapr Lois DUe brother, Harr-=.· Rou.t>h and tamll r oo a hun ~lng: trip HP 'WaS ~iund l n 1 . -' Edith of A . Pleuant spent. lbanU- Ellen J~L~Mt a.&yp,b •~d ..,. Sa;~ IS IIO NOI!t I• thr- pt\llt four weeks, left Bund11. y 1 near l.he open hea~r when th! 1 a ,MH; 1:lturu. Blee lh, 81 Yett.rli ot l wlvlnl( here 1ue0 of Mr11. Rober' I born Jeft J'rldo:y n\ot'hlnl for Mar- . Thf' dNtlh of M'u • 1111 H,HiJm 'ii• r !t.l P1tbibullfh and . N••w R111;hlon 1 flames Ignited hl.!t dothina buru t:l:!, w t ~or David Slt:!eth passed Jlarrla and ramUy. !etta t.o at1.end thlf C'onve t1or or bl'illgK I'> JIUhill' vlo H ht~ l lliUI V wheYf! he will -'JH!IL(l u llhv rt t!mF inr hl.s limb l!('verely. His ~r·ea m~ ~";.j~ ~!dar ~~-:~~hut Harrison vme Mnl. J . I . Olnon, daua:hter Ruth ! the OhJo FNJention or 'C) ~ptl8t Ycare of Sf' I'VICP lt1 hl.s 1) 1;u t ll Jol' w~ a'l'IBL\ Vf':l rmd frlf'nrt.\, :J. fl.-. r ; atc»lS@Ci other membel'l! of th.f' :amDeath attrnn:f::d l.o u broken 1Hld !lOll Nolan • Bucyru.s came ! Younr People. A. B. uo,.l. of Mar. lodge nnd his hom~> tr.wn y11 all hP \;filch ht'! will rt•fum to Il ls honw 1 Uy who N!ndered t.reabnen~ unlit hip which she !'!Utl'erect 1 ftil Wedo~y ; t n a ,to apend i letta who spent Thl1nksill.tng with \VI\11 fa.lthfnl and IAJ 11ls tow, 1 ht! rit' Akron. the arrival or a. phy.sit'hm. November a and· to mnrn!'Jt~ T~nUc Yl~ \.he ·week end Mrs, Dina Sanborn nnd fatnlly ac- 1ave 26 OOiltlnuou ~ ~'"Iii", ur Ull· Hollls Kuhn and lady hlend . 0 ;} Mr. Biii&S' hand!l were ourned age the to • daq'hter, Mrs. eompanled them. r.Liuted .service Q1; l'OUI1~Umnn :~.ntl MIS!! Myrtle Cox, of ne:l r OlllJipo.l u / A. ', ~ 1 COll!llderably when h e wa.a h r lhe she ts survived by one br~ther a~ Oibbona.b • was always m hi~ plat-~ or dut}, II.~. apeQt Monday w1th t-he fur· Iiote .fi(COmmOdatwns act of extlnr~sh.lng the fta mes. E. L. Sleeth of Harrisonville and (Ill~ O:~~'!n~ol !fb.U:~y ~I when health. and clrcumsl!lnce!l mu's brother-In-law and ~l~tf'r, ] In ~ A report F'tiduy stated the lad granddaughter 't'ilan~ I tr\11!11~ ot ..... .::; t J)l•rmltted. He- was 8!\'(ll both prl.· Mr. and Mra. w. c . Hatty ~ w~ - ~estlng comforta~y. Funeral services . will be corutu'c._. L: D. Mek:ter. . .,...., Mrs Vl:lte- and pufJ.\Jc houor 11 nd e\ll'I'Y Mr. and MrA W 'T Bvel'll \eft ~~ --tu~tlnff.s hou.o;e a ud rr 1V.1! " SOCII! ! M{.nday morning fpr their !'lome Ill -..:::_:_ • -.....:::: oo not want to do this. Pann re- a lfalm Wt't11 f']o.'lof'd Uu 1 t. 1Y. lhf' r 11 • Nr•W Bl"l~th.ton, ending a visi t her(' hfl OUI'ht to De non.poUtlcal uoo I m ·ml hour or ,;evcrnl days with thP. forml'r' ~ "" ~~ lt ma.kJ;!s no dUJerenee to me per-~ -htvther, RILY Byers aod- wK~ -~ r-<rna lly wnat party gets the benel"'f\Jl:!';ONALf\ Mr u.nd Mrs Prank Wilkins or per persOn for 2 ttl 0 t:! of it. 1 !l.nl lnt.eru l.ed ouly in "Tt d" Juh'n.S:Ou ur' Galltnoll.!t Colum b\15, moLored h~ SallrrdHv room wrth priYUrf! toller U1e fannern. Their fJOndlt.IOll 1.1 Vll,lt.td IH-; WiJt''li J>lt!('llL" . Mr. J.Hd und !>pent SUnday With the l~tLet's - - - • -- - <lf'Xpen.tft. Mrs. Du lc Lee. ov 1, 1 111 ,, wu k t•ud mot.hl•r , Mrs. Martha WQ/f Mr• f l Z4 d ---~ , :- ;, ~ Mrs Johni!On who ha.'l. been here· Wolf accompanied thf'm ~~mtw f~ot ~--- 4 4Y ..-----__:.:::::::---~::2--'//,// «' ~ ORANGE c J;iitlltfta ....~ t.hc past week, ha6 be<-n ronflntd ft two wceb visit . . .-per pl!'rson fo,. 2 tn o - ~/.;"//// il l •. •' \\ '::= • Mrs. Margaret .Jane Robinson and t.t hel' horne by lllne;ss -• --rcom w1th prt114t11 llatlt ~ J>J thtS c.omfoftoble bt~ h~tel. '," .., AOn Rex returned to their home Ra.y· and &!:~.! Rlc tlunlller were HICKORY 'HAPEL 1 ------- • / Wlfh 1t.s unequall ed locauon -, 8\Ulday af'ter apendlniJ the pa.st I called here Sa.tut·da} from New SJ65 a dav .... "~ / riA}lt In the Loop a nd JUSt a \ 1 week with her p&r~nt.s, Mr. and Mrs i'nk, where the)' ho~\ e been IC'.J~· Mr anrl M ... Hoy Jone~> and son ( ~ "l . . pr .~ o • • lao II~ / 5tep fro m the from you con ' s. J . Barnhtll O( Dutch Ridge. info{ nrler bus lnf:'l!.<;. nlattf'I"S. by t,h e vUtlted her parenbl, Mr and Mrs a dg~ WJ1h / enJOY e.tery hotel mfort at th!: ' \ Joshua PUtll wtm hns been 111 Is tl<'l\th of t hei r rather, Mnrtln sc~w;:t~r~"1~Y·l Beech Hill ill ~ ~~ .. a•• ~" 1 " ~~ pr~ees m o~enerot 1011 A· 1 \ . ' v Improved. Hlt thmt!IN· nwy onlvPd s uu 1iay e 0 oft h · Eoc1 Mr. and Mrl! Rodaer Clarl: of Supt c T Bowm1~n 01 thP Ited his daughter Mr!!. Laura Bare~ellenl G ee lOP ~erveo:. I e \ ~ Coolville spt"nt Stmday with her F1 1t.- mouLh dll;trll'! nl lhc M F.: net\. a few days la&t. wetk . b.e5t ot wholesome futods o:c.c~~:;- . .~ar. parenta, M1· and Ml'l; Fuwrson cr, nfrl'('tux'. flCCllpied tl w i>U' 1·l Francis McCulloch attended the frxed meo!s at the lowest ;:.;~~;~~ It.. ID t1 Stout • · •t • ol-H club Satutd.ay leaders· oonrerence at Pt 1ltl r S lllldny •·v{'nmg m.d wn:; Pleasant __ .a 0. E. Guthrie Wllrl u. ~ls1t01· In lll'f'Ct.rd by o large congt't'lf'l.l lon A A d •- --~, · 1 H i h eoDOt.-.-. Athens recently b 1 u r ey DOLl'""" o e 1J t8 spent · ecm~pleted J L. · Jrn flf'~ mer ling rr. lluwP'-CI ttw s;·1 the week end with h er uncle, H A li.~f,i-;;ii.,ii~~ W. _,. M. ·0 tf::ik and 8011 Luther and J ~1f'es. rhr- l! t'X~ qumu•Jly 1nr .. •J, 1q Bamett and family , t _ ,., came u at eor:tren;sed lbe basltef.t>all 1 wul be lwld at A.!lt.iJIIllty . Rev. Harry Garret! Will "begm a .. _,-. tt Hight. ppe: s Plains trlday rev ival meeting at .tlckory Chapt• l to ......... 1 Pearl Pitta is spending: somlil time Rev and Mrs Hardin and sons. ThurSday niKht. ~ wii;JI ._ · wlth Mn:. Grace Clart or Coolville. ·~ it Ralp!t_Allen .pf Lottrldgf!: caUed on il.e eu JoshWil }ajtts recently. Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Cook and Mrs. 0 . E. Gutbrle attended the funeral ot Guy Parker at Tuppe-rn P\1\lnl'l F'rlday afternoon l Clyde Stout and Dale Blall' ot CoolvWe Apent. the week end wlth Mr. Stout's parents, Mr. a.nd Mrs. 1Emel'800 Stout. i Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stout were 1 <BIIlni Saturday on Mm. 1 mother, Mrs. Lucetta Williard Is IU at the home oJ her daughter j Mr8. R . J , Runlon ot Bethel Ridp Mra. Manley Christy ,spent the PDit weet vl.8ltina her parents Mr 1and Mrs. Ben Barnhart ot Fairview. 1 otlo ,SwartB of Athen.!J was callI ~& Sunday on his sister Mrs ROKS . :.t. Pli~tlburv , Mllwauke~. ! a, IWl ..m15101le l\!Onth . ... .... ..... .. . Three Mon&.hi . .. • .. • .. • .. .. • -L - -of·-- ;;: f'f' • ., B•Nn rLEAs•• "'""* ,._ Y 0 U t h ,_,u ei'S I ''"m"'"' at ' ··- .. ••tn ""' ..... ""· a-.eColumbwl ...... "'" Th......_, . . _,,, ,........ the who md fl1en,.,. Burns From 0 pen llvlno noll<luy " nome and :r"llno!•. tol~- -" RID oeme lin- Herman Bolley Ond dauaniA!r coun~y '1'· !.1.aJ1 Jeaa. to Heater In Horne rela~lvea presem.a~ I . '· eDit ., ~ or V· <~ ':f::' 4ai.JIMH Nr. lin. Ptrsoaa ;rper.~t the we: k end h ..'ro .,1lh rei- Hem. Dorothy :Bowen ·:. vl.sitJna: her f t"I Ves.. Mn. Cora D Webb ot Pomeroy, aunt Plora .A.rl»u,h. • d J O'L<iUlli IO.Ild i alllli Y o1 IIo b • ~y t~.ttmlded the meet..ln&' Oiftcera of the O.E.B. ouw.~ ·-" ---• 41•·m· ;..oy evenhlJ. weTe ....... .,." S"•llllll ..... ..-..... r.c.n: spent SundBY with M :1;. &l.ll!.e le0 tocl t th ..... th lltrolll of Laurrellvtlle apent 8IJl'ldl.t Mar\tn. • or e en.e.....,. year at e evenln&' with friends here. cl«.e the memortal wu put on In , P . 0. Swlshcr and f'Tcd Mulford rememb~ of the d.ece.sed Irene WoodrUDl 1pe:nt y John Sundh •Y ,,,' 0h' Pebennaylva.nln, rr.cmbera. several gtiesu were pres- afternoon wtth N:r. and M;ra. ch w ere t ey w unt an ent. Arbtl.ugh. · M.ra Cclcman · Jl1.tlnlk'$ vel-y LuKene Watson and tamil.y vi"· 1 poorly ., 1 Arlene Beeldey' and Maude Pf'e&.. Cht.:Cn~c COI..JI;hu:.our and dltu- 1ttd relaUvcs at Bradbury Sunday. flliLll were Athena villltonl Last week . &h ter went to Columbus WeQlle.ll · 1 . Re\· Edwin I•h•~op and 'd&ughd&y. Mary V.t.1z::mL wl:ll Come home 1 ters Virginia and Mildred and son 1 with them Jor tl~t 'l'hanUcl·:h~ I rov~ Ray and Don went recent cuest.a or vico.Uon __ W. M. Beckley .uus fsmllj. Pred. klmbeiJ , IDe.. Obieqo , Plllladelpbla, and ;.,. H•rold aq4 ~1· •barleo 1\ouah " a-1 ,-~ E. Thompson and 50n came ,suJ!'eftna with a btuliit1 ladle and Dora 0\uDinln& IJ)ent • • home s.tunl&y from DeJ811'1lre, shoulder, reeetvro at ICbool 1rhim TUeadaY ovenlnC wlt.h O'Jeoda near where they had bl..'f:n vl:iiUnliJ' i'or fl. wa.tehin( foot ball practloe. Mlnera.l h :w daya. Mr&. Hila.h Nkblas l))ent Tur.!!Richard Bobo of Athena has l"C· Mrs. Ruth Lei:.l ()I 1 luntl.ugi.Ou, ' o:ta.y wtib Mr. and Mn. Robert turDed home for an eXUnded Vl6it. ....... - · 0 . ••!"rllr '" : Ooollf I rrocn """"' - . . .. ,Vlme llec\ler. Ne""""o l moe - Oari t Thurlday iD ~ w. Ull l 111e1r .........al>oueh ""' to 111 , . . . ~ •u'"", however eac<'U.tut. •ml d:l .. &Wt lD •.Dem l111r. and - ~ ilf!II"·-IJlolldl..., ..................-""...,._,~~~, I 11!'111'1 'II ~~ ..... - ""-VIRGINIA GREGG-,._ :to ed 8\llldi.J li I P. JiL at- tile J(r and. ¥ra. trYto. loaft'ord ot "'""~riiD ob- I~ u • ...___ ~• ' ~-· ·~.!..~-~ _ ..._ ·~~~ ·~·...... wJth 1.._ • v lUI - · ....· Lbe l&,ter-. i~UfDt.. Mr. and Mrl. JNP.urJ P.Uizl Al'A.tr &d.WUd BJIOONr ot Sou'-h rttth I I ., •••• ..,. OIPt .... il ...,....,..._ maUer 3elK. u:, IOJIJ. alt &bl PQIC. ot&e a. ; · - UDdor IIJo M1 o f - I, a'fl," ~-~~ ..- . .• . _ ............ - l"nr Nna I Ii p: I wJs Several have been at~u.ding th e I rcvival meet1ngs iOlrlg im at Wc'ave r I 'i i h ·t k Cll.'lpe t e pas wee . Mlltcm Staneart a.nd 1-.Uy ho.d att 6 ,,.J dny aue&t-1 Mr a.ncl Mrs H E. An~l arf da.ughier H"r.cl . of - Zaleskl. -··- - - ----- !.. . '· Saturday SPECIALS l Farmers cHICAG 0 I - ·QQ).------d a ay 1aeI i ·4batlnt . I 1 &U1S. (.; -Sin,.le II U11i011 Ridge. Mrs. 8a.(lle Arb!Ulgll wus "'""'' i on Mrs. MEU'Y J4!fters 'l\leid~. Pm".:ry nnd Albel'l:. Knox "-:eJ:;k. end \.\1Ur lrlenda at ~ I, ;,. ' I _, 1 · '.;, 1 1'l ,•,r .. . . 1'' l ., ·-! ~ · :.a +<.i ... hAs··. aavffli"i;·~a;r· 1,>9 , ,. \.' ·' ' ' 1 ' ! • '· '(J. o\}11' ., .. ri j ' ~ I· ~llu·1 ! / • '~""~ "'• l IJ'"" . Tampa' ~Florida.. , .. Offers Many Dlatinctiv~ F~tu~: · ' ' . Sin1le: ·THP.EE DlliiiNG ~OQMS $2.00 "TOP 0' THE TOWN" $2.50 l>inilllJ Room • • $3.00 . C4F£TERIA, '$3.50 COFf.EE ' SHOP (With Bath) ' ' Comple&e Bllll'rille tEvery be)JU't· • • meat. opeh.thnioat aUre JNI') • CEN;M&L LOOA:J'ION wbulon. ~roo~~& I . ............ - · · Porloi. S,TI!:AM HEAT IJilUie Creel!: and TlUkbll IJallul Many OUter QoaJtmleiKiflll "'"" I C..~ .. when lL PriiH!IIIa i• I ....~t lalea of ,B+al int le Berni•' ,Prl lla, tiLe Major trttlP.a ldm, reaUadla1 ~r , , actly as they were deocribed in our adver· tiatment." Such merchandise ia depend· ab!e· Ita quality 1 fully vouched for by the manufacturer W"ho made it atJIJ by the store or dealer who io now offerins it to You. · ' • ' ;1, '" ... As it is advertised-oo it i•. Experience proves thio to be true. The advertioemel.ta _c 01 '·~ ... CRr'fiTER Bl:t I " ',.,..•. in thia newapaper are aincere meaaapa· to you from the 11101t progi-eloive merdllinta who affix their oisnatureo to atteot to the c?rrectnea! of every statemen~. ma~e. .:'"~ has advert~~~menta, the advertiser eil:prilt••• .. , eo the soundner.o of hit entire buoineu po· "_., )) :.... licy. tu-dtck to wateb tht loadina, ":~~~~:~~;·· dac:t.ad ' under th~ jtalou. eyea (l.ptata Br'u•ome; bimselt, w pal aot content :t.o leave tht I:::~ W the quartermA~Jter aud tb• """"- . m::: naib. The ·~veptna was spent In pta.y - 1n1J • ca~ . and ttllL'Iie, also · IWt•ted 1p wbihrt down Ia ...... of thl! ' NOTICE TO S¥ocKHOilPERS Notice Is her~by ctven that t.henl 9.'iUJI:e 11 meetin& rlf lhe Hhatehdl.den j¥ . Lhe OUb:ens Natlonnl ea.hk of ' ~t, Ohio, Oll tiM\ ~~econd 1 Tueallay or January, 1033, 8.t 2 (1 ' Clock P . )(,, at t.heir bankJng roorils 1 for lhe pul'J)Oie or electlng dlrectcts and auch other busmeM aa mfty come before them. heaT.ed •nd, ..u,., I ·~• beat, ...... It~ . _ _..:cc.. ~thbum, i That..HanJPJ On. . '' Take a. teaa~ful ot BrOncult~e Emulsion. Nti~· mlnd. the ~te qbr the 'tameli-ws \\qt. ~ 1\plf 81 . (ll8 you ttJtilk lt.'a iO!Dt to ~, . It ~lit-· hun't ~ .... lit lhreeJl!' T9lo do9l8 lsf\isu.ll!t'"'' h to klU the st.ub~ hq·on =t be: •notb"' - ralt 1coualL A in ; get your 1 · Of v ... . -. , sua:•ry bat, .' ilt.• •. 'i~t~treb" ~qts It or you ltl!eck.: , .)'Oq 'wa~t ef .•weet, 116 ~h'¥ll~ ~ulll .. ' " i!llt.~uanJ I I'"" )'OU.',JsBrc;l~-"!'\\l!h ' ·~ """"~ n. ha- l I bJt-rorm • , Jdnd. .0..!.~ ·" I But it . ljj No I doubt abOut ,t. Or Jliddh>port Aaent Martin & ROller and an other Rood drualsta 1uarantee to give your money back. Adv . I ... '..•.. C. ~. - JACKSON, Mer. Pre!! To Stop A Cough ur:t · Read ~e !l~rtiaetnento .*~~ry 4tll'y .. They .are ~mt~.. ting. TLey wall I.eep •YOU informEd of all the newest and beat offerinca to be <found th,e. ah9~ and •\DIU· The ad~iteillenta are • dailv .record of buaineoa propeu. They 'will .av.e ·you time and 'l'oJley and ···~ fullest value for every pun.ba_oe you lnfke, diac\.l~s· lr.v the events of the elootlon. Tbe coamln11 wert Oft tile hatch, and b' allnes from the arm . the bale a of hide a were holattd :l-board trom 'tht ratts broqllt . t1 h • ut. aloq:aide. In tbe wa!Jt a dozen. hiey eeamen, naked aboq,'tbelr served ' b$' the has~ . EdJllr 1 McMIIHn a nd Lou -~ lBe Brown, t,Q ~~ followD~J Gu~ts ) ,M r. , Jtl~ M~. J. P . ' t MCMilllil. JQI.ln .netr, ~. A. C. Brdwn, Mn Rlchu.rd Dow and · d8JJQ'hter Bonlllc Jeo.ll, MlqY McMIIlll1 , S:drle1 f!:nna. Puy• . lind ~ln. R lcktm:J, Fred ~nd WOOflrow Brown · :t'nct Po.ut •, Th.eJ were leanln1 at t.he Clpon' tl\e ear.ed rail of tbe I Willi ooutse dinJI!!!r ef ....~., ..... atatu•• HHere arc the goode we promiaed you, ex· THE BUSH JURY MN Edltb. McMillin aiid Louise 8l"''fm orLongdale, W va .• cutet·· t&IOetl ihe Demrera.t.s or that plaoo JW >the home o1 M.r. and Mt'fl. J . p McM:llU11, Wednesday eveUtnl(, No\'. 18, tn turtaor ' ot bur next presldfnt • Franklin D. RooElE!velt.. t At 8 o'clock lL rlei~Ciqus thrt:e . . . 'a Here'i;',&:p£.~:;.; .;.1t1t.,;.hich ohoppera ar.;·· becoming mbre 'and m<ir.e familiar. ''As advertioed".:._thete words are full of r,ean· ing. Plaeed with otack. or heap& o mer• chandioe, 'tbey announce plainly for all to oee' ('' r !i£tAitr~w: ~l , I Later. .. awk. I ~ : ~ .. .. . ' r ... .. ~ • ~ ,_ ."" .. .. He is one of • great army of emobn " :.....__ who have learned that Olesterfield'e daim ••• "They're milder and they taU better" ... means jnst enetly what it -- ·~':" ~, o:art ' ·, <.! ... r :;.:t'!:ri ••ys. __ j ~ ~ib" ChesterGel~:h arc milder for the simple ' ... ,1Jt1 • j ~· .. reason that they arr math• of. milder, riper toha~~. bl~ndr"d nnd C'rOAA-blendP.d, and The Muter Key To Cui! gu,ptl ' ' i • .. ' IICMODed witb just enough Thrkish to make ahem taBle risht. Ooe more thing. Chesterfields •re pure •• • juat 18 pure as the water you drink. All along the Hoe Chestedield's mild· DIJII!I and beuer l aste arc clicking. Ow.terfield Radio Program- Every ni~hl M• Mpl Snuday, Collllllhia. coatt·tOoCGIIIl Ne1wot1, �• .. ... • • Middleport News - __, . _DJJk!..ll!lJIJ1 NE "iliii!oi """'~ ~ Cheatu·r.. Q1 ! l H [ Ll~(,fll.,t ' l ..... Ill "" :a,otonoo •"' .. _ ... 111 ;a c KA'l'IOM.U ADVJ:&TISDlO BI:PUBINTA'IJVII tit - t. '*"-.. . ............. 1 ""'""' a, (:am. o:a;, :tap.t.h .. . .. . .. . .. .. . • · DIIIi ..,.., . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • I • I M£.J\H':I r ,. "'U':l s, 110 ;:ft,pH Picmc • G : .50 ! 1.00 I M •·s. COl'il. u.oo sa Montb6 • . . . . • . • • • • • • • • • • 2.00 . One Year •... ..•••.• . .•••••. M.OO 1 HOW TO CONQUER AN ENEMY : Wheu a -;;;;;;;;. 1 .ways please 1he Lortl, he maketh e\'en hi8 enemies to be 1 1 .flt peace with him - Proverbs 16 :7., I I Welob vial'·'d Ml'll I AJnes Clru'k Tuesd!'Y a.nd We<ln~- ~ att..en 1e oo Q:ame a J • • ke6vllle The .score waa 12 to 6 In Mr. lliKI Mr"'. 01 in SmUll and favor of Albany. bfby spen t Sat,urduy and Sunday \Vlth Mm Hc.t:::allfitt:r. of Cl8renc7 iU'oaugh £.ud Mr,., Rn4Ph Dumcll '" rt!~ overinq: were. Mr. aud Mrs . ::om :;hock (l! th(: R<:c1dent at MidMr. and Mrs. Clardleport l!aturdn}' cvcn1nlf. Mrs. BUnJ(>U h as b£"f:n- "'Undel th~ doc- da" t t.oJ:'s care tbcc , the Ul:uvok!able accident. Mrs Arnallda. Russell of Alloe1 1 s pcut a few day:~ IUt wect. r1it.h t:cr brother, John ScOtt and I am-i J:y. M1-s. Homu ~nnedy spent c.erdays m co!wnbqs la~ t .,.,·cck , guest of her s&n Dayton and wife, alto her s!ster, Mra Cora W igCl'lll 1 1 ~ .~- ol 'J1lanka- ~ fM • """..,.._ b,e _ .,.. with [ t 1· 1 · here and in Y ell& were treat-ed with a flr\e ll.on da.rlee mtli!IC! by Walt Mrs. Nan and SearlS OrcheJ~b"a at the annual Dorlll BaUey 1 ~dlne t.be ~t Tl:mnk.s£ivlng Pl'ollc or .the Phi end .ln J"UI& em.. · ..... ,... ,,.. week With ' spent the . I U: lo ..... liJMlnd ieR 'Ibllllday = :rn:-':' I ' I u.- - IHMr. ·-ot- !7:! I Ow"ded 'n Ftlagouf antbadRan lph W oootw ri,n A...UI. or 'l1ie tnfan' lOll ·ur. and ~- Mr. and. lln. o. W. PhJlllpa ot eo. Ray PraaStt ot NUI.dliU*'L puud )Uhi~U8 came- Wednead&y to spend ~~oway 11\undar a.n'emOon. 6hon 'Jb&nu,tvtna: with the laU.er•• par· tunom bold Ptldo7 '""· ltr. and llrL WIW&m Pl>ldm. tN! • • Chal'let&on. R. ~. El.Ef"riON I Olltner and J . B Will Sptnd ! llld H. H. MOConnlek or At a meeling or l:ne Sund'\y numk5glvlng with Dr Hart itnd. l OenP Blgg" 11-y~r-qld_ ,;on of Mr Columbu& were the Thanltq:lvln•j oohor.l board. rolluw lng th e t'l'l!ulftr lamUy l1\. Do~r. Ohio. and Mr11 LPwV. B aue.~Ls of Yr and Mr8. J . fl . .orate , Thurttd.li.y ~vctlllll\ JHilyr, meelln& Wall~r Blnc.s anlt si:ster -m -1 LW. stlftt ! t~tfp lKP. of Diamund l D~ lta Kuppt~ !rnlerully, l'tnu~dny Or. and .~r.L't.!'· H~A-and and tamUy. tht! a llmw.l l'h:ctlon or utfu·r 1~ ?18 ~ Mrn f\l.nnlt! 81ne)j, motored to ()to. · ' retll!flvere burn11 on the nl~llt. ft-PIU)' . ol ~ epent. .......u. Mr. l.hd llrft. L. t.:. BaWldtrr. Qf held. For l!>HJWrlnu·ndt·o.t F p: tn:.lt-, Mich ., ]&.llt wef.k and ' f)('lll 1 left leg and fnot when hLP. clothln~ M\1: ptJPula ' Ol' cllf'f.JtJ·if, well known "'j~1 ~ Oolumbua ap&n\. Thanbi:ivlnl wiU1 Phi ~'Xlll , BMb.ll.n~ "11 1w rllot.t-!•d~llot, •.eveml WlyJI wlt-11 rel.tiiJvl'-11 llnl was 1gnlled by a nfl•ne from a. ll!l. - ovcl' thf air, we r~ wen receiVed b)' 1 ~er Pp W, '· · ~ f~tner'a mother, N;ra Ruth A J fk hallfe1 Thr ma t t.tor wl!l friends. , tural pos stove, early Thuri!:IP v a la.J8e crowd illld WQS eu.~Uy .re~ ~m!trt~N=ennbib ''Jttfer Baunden~ and daU8'hLer Daliie. wme up ug.tho nen week bef01'1! c. R. Lewl8 who dilpOf.lld or lu.~ 1 mornlns " · eo~ulzed as one ot the best batuli- \ a d . Jack 8 Gaul!oy and lbe. Ottn H. Pleaher of th~ Sunday M>hool uu raUIIcutJon ,,1w rest In a Ia.rve lulrdwart' Htore 0 The 0 ~ !' nppeartng In the Pomeroy Bend B~ttlie are! · the week M'ld :ft.lnctoo were Thanltsg.lvlng 1111 which Lime th t' rf'llmlnr!• r .,r 1llP 1n hl5 home t.oWn or Akron reeently th Y ~KsWr had at18en enrlico . ilere wtt.h rncndl.; · ....::,:lt.h Ur and Mn. c . P otf\cPrs wu; bf' clrrLI tt and has been here VL'IItlng h l'< half hlfi~a~~~ ~~!~~r;~~S.: 1 1; I AGEn J.ADV I•Aii'SES ! vn: s.~l)o ' Jordf.D ahd. daUibW!rl ftev. C. Kreapr Lois DUe brother, Harr-=.· Rou.t>h and tamll r oo a hun ~lng: trip HP 'WaS ~iund l n 1 . -' Edith of A . Pleuant spent. lbanU- Ellen J~L~Mt a.&yp,b •~d ..,. Sa;~ IS IIO NOI!t I• thr- pt\llt four weeks, left Bund11. y 1 near l.he open hea~r when th! 1 a ,MH; 1:lturu. Blee lh, 81 Yett.rli ot l wlvlnl( here 1ue0 of Mr11. Rober' I born Jeft J'rldo:y n\ot'hlnl for Mar- . Thf' dNtlh of M'u • 1111 H,HiJm 'ii• r !t.l P1tbibullfh and . N••w R111;hlon 1 flames Ignited hl.!t dothina buru t:l:!, w t ~or David Slt:!eth passed Jlarrla and ramUy. !etta t.o at1.end thlf C'onve t1or or bl'illgK I'> JIUhill' vlo H ht~ l lliUI V wheYf! he will -'JH!IL(l u llhv rt t!mF inr hl.s limb l!('verely. His ~r·ea m~ ~";.j~ ~!dar ~~-:~~hut Harrison vme Mnl. J . I . Olnon, daua:hter Ruth ! the OhJo FNJention or 'C) ~ptl8t Ycare of Sf' I'VICP lt1 hl.s 1) 1;u t ll Jol' w~ a'l'IBL\ Vf':l rmd frlf'nrt.\, :J. fl.-. r ; atc»lS@Ci other membel'l! of th.f' :amDeath attrnn:f::d l.o u broken 1Hld !lOll Nolan • Bucyru.s came ! Younr People. A. B. uo,.l. of Mar. lodge nnd his hom~> tr.wn y11 all hP \;filch ht'! will rt•fum to Il ls honw 1 Uy who N!ndered t.reabnen~ unlit hip which she !'!Utl'erect 1 ftil Wedo~y ; t n a ,to apend i letta who spent Thl1nksill.tng with \VI\11 fa.lthfnl and IAJ 11ls tow, 1 ht! rit' Akron. the arrival or a. phy.sit'hm. November a and· to mnrn!'Jt~ T~nUc Yl~ \.he ·week end Mrs, Dina Sanborn nnd fatnlly ac- 1ave 26 OOiltlnuou ~ ~'"Iii", ur Ull· Hollls Kuhn and lady hlend . 0 ;} Mr. Biii&S' hand!l were ourned age the to • daq'hter, Mrs. eompanled them. r.Liuted .service Q1; l'OUI1~Umnn :~.ntl MIS!! Myrtle Cox, of ne:l r OlllJipo.l u / A. ', ~ 1 COll!llderably when h e wa.a h r lhe she ts survived by one br~ther a~ Oibbona.b • was always m hi~ plat-~ or dut}, II.~. apeQt Monday w1th t-he fur· Iiote .fi(COmmOdatwns act of extlnr~sh.lng the fta mes. E. L. Sleeth of Harrisonville and (Ill~ O:~~'!n~ol !fb.U:~y ~I when health. and clrcumsl!lnce!l mu's brother-In-law and ~l~tf'r, ] In ~ A report F'tiduy stated the lad granddaughter 't'ilan~ I tr\11!11~ ot ..... .::; t J)l•rmltted. He- was 8!\'(ll both prl.· Mr. and Mra. w. c . Hatty ~ w~ - ~estlng comforta~y. Funeral services . will be corutu'c._. L: D. Mek:ter. . .,...., Mrs Vl:lte- and pufJ.\Jc houor 11 nd e\ll'I'Y Mr. and MrA W 'T Bvel'll \eft ~~ --tu~tlnff.s hou.o;e a ud rr 1V.1! " SOCII! ! M{.nday morning fpr their !'lome Ill -..:::_:_ • -.....:::: oo not want to do this. Pann re- a lfalm Wt't11 f']o.'lof'd Uu 1 t. 1Y. lhf' r 11 • Nr•W Bl"l~th.ton, ending a visi t her(' hfl OUI'ht to De non.poUtlcal uoo I m ·ml hour or ,;evcrnl days with thP. forml'r' ~ "" ~~ lt ma.kJ;!s no dUJerenee to me per-~ -htvther, RILY Byers aod- wK~ -~ r-<rna lly wnat party gets the benel"'f\Jl:!';ONALf\ Mr u.nd Mrs Prank Wilkins or per persOn for 2 ttl 0 t:! of it. 1 !l.nl lnt.eru l.ed ouly in "Tt d" Juh'n.S:Ou ur' Galltnoll.!t Colum b\15, moLored h~ SallrrdHv room wrth priYUrf! toller U1e fannern. Their fJOndlt.IOll 1.1 Vll,lt.td IH-; WiJt''li J>lt!('llL" . Mr. J.Hd und !>pent SUnday With the l~tLet's - - - • -- - <lf'Xpen.tft. Mrs. Du lc Lee. ov 1, 1 111 ,, wu k t•ud mot.hl•r , Mrs. Martha WQ/f Mr• f l Z4 d ---~ , :- ;, ~ Mrs Johni!On who ha.'l. been here· Wolf accompanied thf'm ~~mtw f~ot ~--- 4 4Y ..-----__:.:::::::---~::2--'//,// «' ~ ORANGE c J;iitlltfta ....~ t.hc past week, ha6 be<-n ronflntd ft two wceb visit . . .-per pl!'rson fo,. 2 tn o - ~/.;"//// il l •. •' \\ '::= • Mrs. Margaret .Jane Robinson and t.t hel' horne by lllne;ss -• --rcom w1th prt114t11 llatlt ~ J>J thtS c.omfoftoble bt~ h~tel. '," .., AOn Rex returned to their home Ra.y· and &!:~.! Rlc tlunlller were HICKORY 'HAPEL 1 ------- • / Wlfh 1t.s unequall ed locauon -, 8\Ulday af'ter apendlniJ the pa.st I called here Sa.tut·da} from New SJ65 a dav .... "~ / riA}lt In the Loop a nd JUSt a \ 1 week with her p&r~nt.s, Mr. and Mrs i'nk, where the)' ho~\ e been IC'.J~· Mr anrl M ... Hoy Jone~> and son ( ~ "l . . pr .~ o • • lao II~ / 5tep fro m the from you con ' s. J . Barnhtll O( Dutch Ridge. info{ nrler bus lnf:'l!.<;. nlattf'I"S. by t,h e vUtlted her parenbl, Mr and Mrs a dg~ WJ1h / enJOY e.tery hotel mfort at th!: ' \ Joshua PUtll wtm hns been 111 Is tl<'l\th of t hei r rather, Mnrtln sc~w;:t~r~"1~Y·l Beech Hill ill ~ ~~ .. a•• ~" 1 " ~~ pr~ees m o~enerot 1011 A· 1 \ . ' v Improved. Hlt thmt!IN· nwy onlvPd s uu 1iay e 0 oft h · Eoc1 Mr. and Mrl! Rodaer Clarl: of Supt c T Bowm1~n 01 thP Ited his daughter Mr!!. Laura Bare~ellenl G ee lOP ~erveo:. I e \ ~ Coolville spt"nt Stmday with her F1 1t.- mouLh dll;trll'! nl lhc M F.: net\. a few days la&t. wetk . b.e5t ot wholesome futods o:c.c~~:;- . .~ar. parenta, M1· and Ml'l; Fuwrson cr, nfrl'('tux'. flCCllpied tl w i>U' 1·l Francis McCulloch attended the frxed meo!s at the lowest ;:.;~~;~~ It.. ID t1 Stout • · •t • ol-H club Satutd.ay leaders· oonrerence at Pt 1ltl r S lllldny •·v{'nmg m.d wn:; Pleasant __ .a 0. E. Guthrie Wllrl u. ~ls1t01· In lll'f'Ct.rd by o large congt't'lf'l.l lon A A d •- --~, · 1 H i h eoDOt.-.-. Athens recently b 1 u r ey DOLl'""" o e 1J t8 spent · ecm~pleted J L. · Jrn flf'~ mer ling rr. lluwP'-CI ttw s;·1 the week end with h er uncle, H A li.~f,i-;;ii.,ii~~ W. _,. M. ·0 tf::ik and 8011 Luther and J ~1f'es. rhr- l! t'X~ qumu•Jly 1nr .. •J, 1q Bamett and family , t _ ,., came u at eor:tren;sed lbe basltef.t>all 1 wul be lwld at A.!lt.iJIIllty . Rev. Harry Garret! Will "begm a .. _,-. tt Hight. ppe: s Plains trlday rev ival meeting at .tlckory Chapt• l to ......... 1 Pearl Pitta is spending: somlil time Rev and Mrs Hardin and sons. ThurSday niKht. ~ wii;JI ._ · wlth Mn:. Grace Clart or Coolville. ·~ it Ralp!t_Allen .pf Lottrldgf!: caUed on il.e eu JoshWil }ajtts recently. Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Cook and Mrs. 0 . E. Gutbrle attended the funeral ot Guy Parker at Tuppe-rn P\1\lnl'l F'rlday afternoon l Clyde Stout and Dale Blall' ot CoolvWe Apent. the week end wlth Mr. Stout's parents, Mr. a.nd Mrs. 1Emel'800 Stout. i Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stout were 1 <BIIlni Saturday on Mm. 1 mother, Mrs. Lucetta Williard Is IU at the home oJ her daughter j Mr8. R . J , Runlon ot Bethel Ridp Mra. Manley Christy ,spent the PDit weet vl.8ltina her parents Mr 1and Mrs. Ben Barnhart ot Fairview. 1 otlo ,SwartB of Athen.!J was callI ~& Sunday on his sister Mrs ROKS . :.t. Pli~tlburv , Mllwauke~. ! a, IWl ..m15101le l\!Onth . ... .... ..... .. . Three Mon&.hi . .. • .. • .. • .. .. • -L - -of·-- ;;: f'f' • ., B•Nn rLEAs•• "'""* ,._ Y 0 U t h ,_,u ei'S I ''"m"'"' at ' ··- .. ••tn ""' ..... ""· a-.eColumbwl ...... "'" Th......_, . . _,,, ,........ the who md fl1en,.,. Burns From 0 pen llvlno noll<luy " nome and :r"llno!•. tol~- -" RID oeme lin- Herman Bolley Ond dauaniA!r coun~y '1'· !.1.aJ1 Jeaa. to Heater In Horne rela~lvea presem.a~ I . '· eDit ., ~ or V· <~ ':f::' 4ai.JIMH Nr. lin. Ptrsoaa ;rper.~t the we: k end h ..'ro .,1lh rei- Hem. Dorothy :Bowen ·:. vl.sitJna: her f t"I Ves.. Mn. Cora D Webb ot Pomeroy, aunt Plora .A.rl»u,h. • d J O'L<iUlli IO.Ild i alllli Y o1 IIo b • ~y t~.ttmlded the meet..ln&' Oiftcera of the O.E.B. ouw.~ ·-" ---• 41•·m· ;..oy evenhlJ. weTe ....... .,." S"•llllll ..... ..-..... r.c.n: spent SundBY with M :1;. &l.ll!.e le0 tocl t th ..... th lltrolll of Laurrellvtlle apent 8IJl'ldl.t Mar\tn. • or e en.e.....,. year at e evenln&' with friends here. cl«.e the memortal wu put on In , P . 0. Swlshcr and f'Tcd Mulford rememb~ of the d.ece.sed Irene WoodrUDl 1pe:nt y John Sundh •Y ,,,' 0h' Pebennaylva.nln, rr.cmbera. several gtiesu were pres- afternoon wtth N:r. and M;ra. ch w ere t ey w unt an ent. Arbtl.ugh. · M.ra Cclcman · Jl1.tlnlk'$ vel-y LuKene Watson and tamil.y vi"· 1 poorly ., 1 Arlene Beeldey' and Maude Pf'e&.. Cht.:Cn~c COI..JI;hu:.our and dltu- 1ttd relaUvcs at Bradbury Sunday. flliLll were Athena villltonl Last week . &h ter went to Columbus WeQlle.ll · 1 . Re\· Edwin I•h•~op and 'd&ughd&y. Mary V.t.1z::mL wl:ll Come home 1 ters Virginia and Mildred and son 1 with them Jor tl~t 'l'hanUcl·:h~ I rov~ Ray and Don went recent cuest.a or vico.Uon __ W. M. Beckley .uus fsmllj. Pred. klmbeiJ , IDe.. Obieqo , Plllladelpbla, and ;.,. H•rold aq4 ~1· •barleo 1\ouah " a-1 ,-~ E. Thompson and 50n came ,suJ!'eftna with a btuliit1 ladle and Dora 0\uDinln& IJ)ent • • home s.tunl&y from DeJ811'1lre, shoulder, reeetvro at ICbool 1rhim TUeadaY ovenlnC wlt.h O'Jeoda near where they had bl..'f:n vl:iiUnliJ' i'or fl. wa.tehin( foot ball practloe. Mlnera.l h :w daya. Mr&. Hila.h Nkblas l))ent Tur.!!Richard Bobo of Athena has l"C· Mrs. Ruth Lei:.l ()I 1 luntl.ugi.Ou, ' o:ta.y wtib Mr. and Mn. Robert turDed home for an eXUnded Vl6it. ....... - · 0 . ••!"rllr '" : Ooollf I rrocn """"' - . . .. ,Vlme llec\ler. Ne""""o l moe - Oari t Thurlday iD ~ w. Ull l 111e1r .........al>oueh ""' to 111 , . . . ~ •u'"", however eac<'U.tut. •ml d:l .. &Wt lD •.Dem l111r. and - ~ ilf!II"·-IJlolldl..., ..................-""...,._,~~~, I 11!'111'1 'II ~~ ..... - ""-VIRGINIA GREGG-,._ :to ed 8\llldi.J li I P. JiL at- tile J(r and. ¥ra. trYto. loaft'ord ot "'""~riiD ob- I~ u • ...___ ~• ' ~-· ·~.!..~-~ _ ..._ ·~~~ ·~·...... wJth 1.._ • v lUI - · ....· Lbe l&,ter-. i~UfDt.. Mr. and Mrl. JNP.urJ P.Uizl Al'A.tr &d.WUd BJIOONr ot Sou'-h rttth I I ., •••• ..,. OIPt .... il ...,....,..._ maUer 3elK. u:, IOJIJ. alt &bl PQIC. ot&e a. ; · - UDdor IIJo M1 o f - I, a'fl," ~-~~ ..- . .• . _ ............ - l"nr Nna I Ii p: I wJs Several have been at~u.ding th e I rcvival meet1ngs iOlrlg im at Wc'ave r I 'i i h ·t k Cll.'lpe t e pas wee . Mlltcm Staneart a.nd 1-.Uy ho.d att 6 ,,.J dny aue&t-1 Mr a.ncl Mrs H E. An~l arf da.ughier H"r.cl . of - Zaleskl. -··- - - ----- !.. . '· Saturday SPECIALS l Farmers cHICAG 0 I - ·QQ).------d a ay 1aeI i ·4batlnt . I 1 &U1S. (.; -Sin,.le II U11i011 Ridge. Mrs. 8a.(lle Arb!Ulgll wus "'""'' i on Mrs. MEU'Y J4!fters 'l\leid~. Pm".:ry nnd Albel'l:. Knox "-:eJ:;k. end \.\1Ur lrlenda at ~ I, ;,. ' I _, 1 · '.;, 1 1'l ,•,r .. . . 1'' l ., ·-! ~ · :.a +<.i ... hAs··. aavffli"i;·~a;r· 1,>9 , ,. \.' ·' ' ' 1 ' ! • '· '(J. o\}11' ., .. ri j ' ~ I· ~llu·1 ! / • '~""~ "'• l IJ'"" . Tampa' ~Florida.. , .. Offers Many Dlatinctiv~ F~tu~: · ' ' . Sin1le: ·THP.EE DlliiiNG ~OQMS $2.00 "TOP 0' THE TOWN" $2.50 l>inilllJ Room • • $3.00 . C4F£TERIA, '$3.50 COFf.EE ' SHOP (With Bath) ' ' Comple&e Bllll'rille tEvery be)JU't· • • meat. opeh.thnioat aUre JNI') • CEN;M&L LOOA:J'ION wbulon. ~roo~~& I . ............ - · · Porloi. S,TI!:AM HEAT IJilUie Creel!: and TlUkbll IJallul Many OUter QoaJtmleiKiflll "'"" I C..~ .. when lL PriiH!IIIa i• I ....~t lalea of ,B+al int le Berni•' ,Prl lla, tiLe Major trttlP.a ldm, reaUadla1 ~r , , actly as they were deocribed in our adver· tiatment." Such merchandise ia depend· ab!e· Ita quality 1 fully vouched for by the manufacturer W"ho made it atJIJ by the store or dealer who io now offerins it to You. · ' • ' ;1, '" ... As it is advertised-oo it i•. Experience proves thio to be true. The advertioemel.ta _c 01 '·~ ... CRr'fiTER Bl:t I " ',.,..•. in thia newapaper are aincere meaaapa· to you from the 11101t progi-eloive merdllinta who affix their oisnatureo to atteot to the c?rrectnea! of every statemen~. ma~e. .:'"~ has advert~~~menta, the advertiser eil:prilt••• .. , eo the soundner.o of hit entire buoineu po· "_., )) :.... licy. tu-dtck to wateb tht loadina, ":~~~~:~~;·· dac:t.ad ' under th~ jtalou. eyea (l.ptata Br'u•ome; bimselt, w pal aot content :t.o leave tht I:::~ W the quartermA~Jter aud tb• """"- . m::: naib. The ·~veptna was spent In pta.y - 1n1J • ca~ . and ttllL'Iie, also · IWt•ted 1p wbihrt down Ia ...... of thl! ' NOTICE TO S¥ocKHOilPERS Notice Is her~by ctven that t.henl 9.'iUJI:e 11 meetin& rlf lhe Hhatehdl.den j¥ . Lhe OUb:ens Natlonnl ea.hk of ' ~t, Ohio, Oll tiM\ ~~econd 1 Tueallay or January, 1033, 8.t 2 (1 ' Clock P . )(,, at t.heir bankJng roorils 1 for lhe pul'J)Oie or electlng dlrectcts and auch other busmeM aa mfty come before them. heaT.ed •nd, ..u,., I ·~• beat, ...... It~ . _ _..:cc.. ~thbum, i That..HanJPJ On. . '' Take a. teaa~ful ot BrOncult~e Emulsion. Nti~· mlnd. the ~te qbr the 'tameli-ws \\qt. ~ 1\plf 81 . (ll8 you ttJtilk lt.'a iO!Dt to ~, . It ~lit-· hun't ~ .... lit lhreeJl!' T9lo do9l8 lsf\isu.ll!t'"'' h to klU the st.ub~ hq·on =t be: •notb"' - ralt 1coualL A in ; get your 1 · Of v ... . -. , sua:•ry bat, .' ilt.• •. 'i~t~treb" ~qts It or you ltl!eck.: , .)'Oq 'wa~t ef .•weet, 116 ~h'¥ll~ ~ulll .. ' " i!llt.~uanJ I I'"" )'OU.',JsBrc;l~-"!'\\l!h ' ·~ """"~ n. ha- l I bJt-rorm • , Jdnd. .0..!.~ ·" I But it . ljj No I doubt abOut ,t. Or Jliddh>port Aaent Martin & ROller and an other Rood drualsta 1uarantee to give your money back. Adv . I ... '..•.. C. ~. - JACKSON, Mer. Pre!! To Stop A Cough ur:t · Read ~e !l~rtiaetnento .*~~ry 4tll'y .. They .are ~mt~.. ting. TLey wall I.eep •YOU informEd of all the newest and beat offerinca to be <found th,e. ah9~ and •\DIU· The ad~iteillenta are • dailv .record of buaineoa propeu. They 'will .av.e ·you time and 'l'oJley and ···~ fullest value for every pun.ba_oe you lnfke, diac\.l~s· lr.v the events of the elootlon. Tbe coamln11 wert Oft tile hatch, and b' allnes from the arm . the bale a of hide a were holattd :l-board trom 'tht ratts broqllt . t1 h • ut. aloq:aide. In tbe wa!Jt a dozen. hiey eeamen, naked aboq,'tbelr served ' b$' the has~ . EdJllr 1 McMIIHn a nd Lou -~ lBe Brown, t,Q ~~ followD~J Gu~ts ) ,M r. , Jtl~ M~. J. P . ' t MCMilllil. JQI.ln .netr, ~. A. C. Brdwn, Mn Rlchu.rd Dow and · d8JJQ'hter Bonlllc Jeo.ll, MlqY McMIIlll1 , S:drle1 f!:nna. Puy• . lind ~ln. R lcktm:J, Fred ~nd WOOflrow Brown · :t'nct Po.ut •, Th.eJ were leanln1 at t.he Clpon' tl\e ear.ed rail of tbe I Willi ooutse dinJI!!!r ef ....~., ..... atatu•• HHere arc the goode we promiaed you, ex· THE BUSH JURY MN Edltb. McMillin aiid Louise 8l"''fm orLongdale, W va .• cutet·· t&IOetl ihe Demrera.t.s or that plaoo JW >the home o1 M.r. and Mt'fl. J . p McM:llU11, Wednesday eveUtnl(, No\'. 18, tn turtaor ' ot bur next presldfnt • Franklin D. RooElE!velt.. t At 8 o'clock lL rlei~Ciqus thrt:e . . . 'a Here'i;',&:p£.~:;.; .;.1t1t.,;.hich ohoppera ar.;·· becoming mbre 'and m<ir.e familiar. ''As advertioed".:._thete words are full of r,ean· ing. Plaeed with otack. or heap& o mer• chandioe, 'tbey announce plainly for all to oee' ('' r !i£tAitr~w: ~l , I Later. .. awk. I ~ : ~ .. .. . ' r ... .. ~ • ~ ,_ ."" .. .. He is one of • great army of emobn " :.....__ who have learned that Olesterfield'e daim ••• "They're milder and they taU better" ... means jnst enetly what it -- ·~':" ~, o:art ' ·, <.! ... r :;.:t'!:ri ••ys. __ j ~ ~ib" ChesterGel~:h arc milder for the simple ' ... ,1Jt1 • j ~· .. reason that they arr math• of. milder, riper toha~~. bl~ndr"d nnd C'rOAA-blendP.d, and The Muter Key To Cui! gu,ptl ' ' i • .. ' IICMODed witb just enough Thrkish to make ahem taBle risht. Ooe more thing. Chesterfields •re pure •• • juat 18 pure as the water you drink. All along the Hoe Chestedield's mild· DIJII!I and beuer l aste arc clicking. Ow.terfield Radio Program- Every ni~hl M• Mpl Snuday, Collllllhia. coatt·tOoCGIIIl Ne1wot1, �--- --· ''I..,. .. • r •• ' .• ' • 'l'HE DAILY ' • POMEROY FINALLY BEATS MIDDLE ORT 1 ~!~~::~:::.t~~:~~o:Ei( : ;;;;' 1 ~ighty Thousand' Will See Them in ltish-Army Clas.h Purple P-an_ _ h---e-rs FI.ght Charg·e ·or~·-ve Th.ei·r ~1E~~:ri~~£i"€~ t_ 1 Uuemen have not been overlooked they \lo"trt 1n every play, Mlent· ,. a11 ' ' . ' :ii:~~~~~~:.~~~=rv~ ot C' nttacks the Pahthen and at .lmea proving the able ball carrJer that he b Kloet~ wa.s the other batk • -- - After Firat Score la Made, Game Ia Never ln Doubt; 1.hen· 0.,.. 11 28 r•rd ~tripe and march- The out.standin& 1\liddlcpor~ men Purple Panthera Show Superiority In Every De-!d to the Pomeroy 38 }ard m1uker ::;e.em~d to be Scmou headed by by mean11 of two tlrst downs but at ~,.;apta.l.n Neal, who was ti\C ma.1u partment of Offenaive Play t'hat point 8 15-yard penalty wus l.hreat on the Middleport detetllliw THE CAT f~I':IJX r ---- -- DEFENSE PROVES IMPREGNABLE ~·~~O NE~ GET e >l<'lNGlNG ~HAl F='E L I'll, ~E '" LUNCH MOM~-:'. A.TJ(J 'TO G\'. E "THE. F'OOD T() T~E OuP 6U'l \ ~()Nf (';IV !;;. UP• HO~C, T~-~oP."f e f",EFDR c p..,'f e t..'"M & '"' Suffel'lllg oni of the wo rst de [cats a ).hddle!J ol t d1awn from the batf for the Yellow I Ju.ckc w and they fotmd themselves fmced uown ~he field and nothing •e!t to do but punt out That was the on I} tlueaL by t.he Yellow Jack · ~'1-s during the entire day an they "'ere forced to adgpt " dl!fensive pl!\y rmd were ke 11 t wHh their back8 to ~he wall throughOut A~ - - - - - ___ The win fQr the Pnnthe1s Tnurs selves nt the fml:;.h !I:IUDill(l: ground f almc~t a ~ will Tt.e fhst score came day brought the fil:st vlctol')' or a 1\fter a determined drive dov.n the local hlgh school team ove1 a Mid- field. which was a spectacular bit oi dleport eleven tn seven yeats of offr.nslve playing by the Pome1oy pla.y but the vtctQry at the close ar t1..o~.m the 1932 season was St.\ fJeelslve that From that pomt 011 1t was deit left no doubt In the mh• :ls o( the cidedly 11 Pomeloy ~~ei.ory 1\:> the ~ spect&tors as to the ~t rongel of the swept the Mlddlepott defense aslde two grid teams to go tearing lhalgmg and buCk · Tile fighting, cla\Hng Pnt1thers ing t heir' WtlY. through 101 huge took advantage of ne1y pia.~ to In d fi t d nsnt their way through a stubborn ga. s an rs own" Yelll:lw Jacket team In the early A drive hom the Mlddlcpmt leam .stqes of Lhe contest to find them- lil the l•utlal quattet which Ltcgon MAKES Brlllf 1n your radio or c..Lll 24l•J. H. U. <;lra&s. Middleprt. reasonable prical5. -' -,.. . A ''Heavy'' Consultation for Rent KNOOTNOGGLE "":''~1 ISC<JN''S YOU CAME FOR RENT-CotLase 3 rooms fur· nfshed conveniences. One 2 roam apa.rtmeut Plea&ant locatJon Close In Vu.le Sl W. S. Kocl>ter ll-23-3t IN HE'D LIKE TO SEE YOU A NEW - - --- - ·- TIRE SALE-20', , OFF 1 l"OR Rl:NT- House on HuC:<I1!:n Bt • [ Speda1 sale on aU S '. Mtddltlport. Five room:-~, bath & _,, furnace Inquire E112llbeth Ward, berling tires in atock a.s 791 North Se<:ond Avenue, Middle lona aa th hut. C port 0 ll-22-!11 • ey omc ' early while we have your aize. Don't talre a chance I 1...1 llolation with bad tiree, when yo-.~ 1 In ll.'v lllltl i NOiall'll 1.11~~k u} e Usl~('. Slberln. !he u,1•; r.mtl Is tlsb can buy Firat Grade tiree al : nntl ten, IPHI t!Je oolv d1mtt·sllr unl mul wl•llh cnn II\~ In JtiJ 111tenah·e this ~avinc. Willa Tire & Battery I eoJd I& th«! IloiJ', l•'e\1' or thP. l"'tl· r.en1 hnH! cn•r tnj;rcd !Jet•f, Jotllk or Service \ ' C!l('lnbiC'H. M h ll~ fl I'H'l "f'flll 11 Pom~roy, Ohio hiU !Il', ,1..,w or r n! - ('olllc:· s :\.J,,m 11-22-31 &.lnr. - - - - - - ----- II . -- , _ ________ By HARDIN BURNLEY • I \ I ::'~' ,t ,[f{~N [F'ISL.DSa ··il"I-IE ARMY HAS A PAt/2.. 'CiF NtFiy BACKS t.A.l WI-lY COl.ONEL HOOFER l;:liDN'T HIT CHUC.K eES"~" t-1AN COE.SUT AlWf:riJ WIN •'4HEN SPATTS ON(E DUmN4 THE Et11'1RE.1="14HT! 'niE ON\..V BLOW 1ltE: COLONEL LANDEO WA~ WHEN T!-~Kt' CASPER!~ THE F'I£LDS AND RE.Fi ~~E~! ·'PICK " VIDAL. ' • ~~~·------LI ti< k ,'.J • BtL L- You BAB'i S WAlWRUDE . A ll T 111 9rJ 111 udr1J "'' nt111 11i 11,1rt 111 ft~r • s mr.i 1/u put U O I> 'J 't lluulu .i mudt ur N ~ ow ...~. 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'l l1t <\ll t Pl~•c 1lr~~ ~ 1' i pink and 1!o m11y WLlll wllh piiotln pmk 'd "t~· 1 g.llg.l BOYS· I'M RIG'HT• bc,ili~~ \\:lrLUth team and were spcetnculax 88 he dleport high school banda paraded ! Bleed nwayl.nnsweepii\Jru.nbcblnC UIJ nnd down thl' field. "tru 1.. tlng _.wall ot alm&t impenetrable Iuter- theU smn. headed by tb~lr drum I Icrenco mnjorn, Puto orummonU fc_ ~ome- 1 The Pomeroy line made a. name roy and OJ: ville Ch'l.mlx..s for Ml<~- 1 for themselves as \hey charged thru dlcpOIL 1 blocking out the Middlel»Qrt line .. D.. men on u..e offensive plays and After forming a .,,.lcr _ ann stnod like a stone wull 011 the de· marching down the ilt:la, the Mid· 1 ,. 1,, lve allowing tile Ja"kct back• dlcport band marched back to the I '" '" ecntct· with au "M" and pluycd theh few gains Alma Mater song 1n tront of uw Although uvery man on tnc Pome- Middleport stands. .t'he Pomero~ rr. v line should receive the utmost band paraded up and down the field ll • .dSC& ?f every fan, Crod, captain commg to a stund far;ing the Pomeand vetman end, oversha QWed any roy slands, pla)'ing thelr Alma Ma) former plays In the g~e Thursda~ lcr song Both bands are to be ~CR,(Q.b.J VIOI\l/. ( Q .!J He seemed to be In a mOISt ever) commended on their drills and the ' IV:>TR.Z!DIIr<1E. ARMY. M1dleport offensive mans way stop. ml.ISic furnished for tne game of all !ling up hples and then Laking com· g- 11mcs of a ioo.bo.ll scnsotl 111 the Here are 1ome of tLe alan who wall tln·illel1h1J' tho-and football fan•~•~•m i• f~"ore. t~ repeat thear laat Je"r'• •urpri~e Yir.lory m r.r 11,~ 1· ·• 1'• mnnd of the otJemive drives Pomeroy Bend •• Yatdcee Stadium New Yorl.: S.turdar wb .. ~· Ra~~tblen from Notre Arm, beUIJ coruadered probably the but teiUW Ill th e Ell't Je ~p• l ' th ... r Arnold, the small but etrccuve Aside from l\ scotL'leS5 deadlock In Deme cl&elli wUL th~ C..deh f~aa We•t PoiaL Major San~'• P'••t Army lou to Pithbur«h. The crowd wall ••• • record for tlae Eallern • ~&~o•• center, showed one or the best last seaoon'~:~ contest, Middlcpott had with blllll on Mlddleport s 12 - ~d nml returt1ed to 38 D~t· pl\&'ii''Tlo Pmple ~;1 WlHt; of th ~ Pomeroy Captn1n -C H; 1 T i>", <>Y". hEld ll remarkable reeortJ ot wm- stripe. Guinther for 4 yd. gain then Kloes team the other In t.hc Yellow and I' B:JJ Clrue~er Edg.u A' no'H. Ml• 1" nlng 11)1'0 con.sccut1~e ThankBglviDg Set:ond Quuter made 9 and rtrst dOwn. D)'' lost t Blao:: k of the Mlddle;lort eont.Jngcnl WL lfe cf f't;;•, If 'I r. « (,, · d :-~CJ, Day g'amcs rrcm Pomeroy, hut ~[he Dvc no g~~in then Guinther made yards on wide end TlUl \\hen h~ vied w1th filCh other on the fleld of I A~bot t Capt N1 · un o Gnllo.!bP.t·r tide was turned in the 1932 contest l . OulnthE:r no gam 011 left end nm slipped then Gu1nthcr wn~ forced bat~lc belore lhe main cxhibiUOll :>f M.lddl••pol't. . I ~· y ',' -lc ,, wHh undoubtedly the better team tmd Midd\eJ)Oll Look ball on mHl 10 out of bowldli by NeRl aJtPr {i }d \lll:j b~guu good-bye goou -.ud ccmlng out at the long end of Lhe yd Ime &,lm<:tt. \\cut 5 and out ol 1 gain It. wns Srd dOWn and 8 to go ' ' • - -- ------ ~~~f~ :~~n~~se ~/ t~ !:t~~~t bounds on left end run tnd N(W I on Middleport's 21 yd line Kr~ Coupled \\ith til e o urtng or ~o~u; 1 )I!AMI J_Eo\m, ula - went. over gwud far 2 A lcn.s.,..or \ 1no g:~.lnandDye's passwa.sgtoun e the cannonadlni of dlums an \f' e r games the two ~~ordent rivals hit ~kic w1th luche~ t.a ga for first l in the end zone Neal lost 1 )d on h.lgll wundi~guotes ol tbc clarlnct.li 1 GLJu.:JOua.,1 1 ~ 0 \ :lj~ IN&-M.h•:H ~ hAve presented. down Nea.l puuWd to Dye on Mid JeveJ se of!-tackl11 play then Galla - wer() t.he Rah. Rah Ram of t hl".! Iwpcrlor1ty ov i'J the r:::o~i. 1•f t lw After Mil1dkpott mow the pen- dleport's t.5 yd stJ!pc , Kloes went ghN passed to Ol[lrtiner for rust cherlng !:iCCtlo w! on llotb slde.s of [ Bu::l.cye coufetc nct fuo ~bad L. nu1 alty 111 the first period, and was off tackle for 2 yds then repel).led off dO Wit Bennett went off-tackle fot l the fielcl •vns cha llen~ccl by non;; toJov forced t.a punt out to safer tcnit.ory right tackle for 4 Pomeroy pcnallz- and Allcu~;worlh's pass to Neal \\as • • ~ W•th a l~C;t qu.rlll.e ra il} t il'l.t Pomeroy started a drive that ~r- cd 5 yds for too much~mc anli It Incomplete. AnoLher Allensworth The 11. 01It of NeRI 'iiOOd out l1ke a _mx luced Lwo touchdO\\ ll~ the ~td 1 rted thent from their owu 38 yard w~~o 8 3rd down and 9 tQ Guinther pu:; fell ~~occupied Le~ntor:,o und 001 ~ th umb for the1l{)!>er& Til~. ri!St Skm:. llc:ked Lhe unn .: r!;l ~y of emstripe to the · soal. ' Alternating circled k!ft cna for 10 nd Klol!! N~l pti'nteQjo ~croys 49 Yt1 1of th~ team did the1r he&t bu~ were clnna tl Bearcats lw: e v£.stcrdrv b• . Oulnther~ and R.loes in rwming at- cu~ thru riaht ttl.ckle tor 2& but Pam Unc. Guinther ma~ t, around left UJwqual t.o th r. task before them 1fm r. n big Thanksglvln Q: rJ ny era.... d. tack.s the bo.U was placed on the croy was offside and lost 5 Kloes end and Dye went thru right tackle ~ ~ • 1 . n jed Ut e> Jca ,..t:a Middleport six yard line from where mndc 3 o.nrl Guinther made 1 then for 9 Grueser ron.·alded to Crow Ike hl.i11~ pla~ ed 4is heart out 21 to 13 ~n~ etoxl ~· 1 " ~ Dye easily slippOO through a la1ge Pomeroy took time-out on Mid- w:10 In turn latemled to GumtJH~L 1outh 011 otrensl.l and ~efcn're or.d !.c~H ~'~, ;;~a~l cpau:.hr:d Mnum h::t rl hole In the nght side ot the Mid· dlcp orts 3fi Jd lme. 3rd down and • fo: 'I ~d gain Kioct.. macle first late 1n the~ hl\lt-sttffeted some dlep01 t line fo1· the first ma1 ket 11 t.::. go Olucse1 lost 2 on outstde down ou 26 yd line. QuiDthcr made , pulled ligaments In his right shoul - ln the gam e F Stm dn\ ruilback Dye's drup-klck was wide and low pi11 y then Dye puutcd m1t of bmmda , 6 yds !lnd KIOC8 01a.<!e another fiu;t dcr He rcfuserl to litny out cf ti'e Gilliland going over foT n scOT l m The second :;core carne tn the on Mlddlcpor1 12 }tl lmc Aliens- 1down on MlddlepOit's 14 Dye made gum r. hmn:ve1 , buL the tnjw'Y In - the second penod The fmal catly minute., of the second hijU I worth mnue I vm1 Nr.al tougllt tbru 10 and first down on 4 yd llne to1cn 1 te1fend r• sp c1mlv with hls pa.ssl ng Buc ke ye Handmg follow;, after Middleport had kielwd-o1t to' right tack.le ft r 5 but a pcnalt]• took went over right tackle tor a t.ouch - I thercailcl W L PTS 0 P PCT PomeJoy. The ball was carried the bnll bllck He then came t.luu the down with 4 minutes to pla!' • ~ • Mia mi ~ o IOil ',l 1000 750 down the lield in Intermittent oft'- left aide t01 !l yds and Allen.sworth Gallagher took kJck - oft' and Neal 1 he .,; ur k of D}c and Gumt11e 1 Olno U 3 1 67 22 tackle plays, which were Inters~- was Shlothc1·ed bdOic he got ~;tart· took bRII on la\enl stopping on 29 was ~ct. sa tlo nal and a t times spectn · C ln · 2 2 44 50 ~OG 1 4 4lj 51 500 sed with Clld runs Finally KIQC's cd and It WllS tth uown 811(1 4 to go yd llno Allensworth's pass was ir. 1culaL , ;~ve ra! of Lhel,· runs bring Wt. ..lcyan tore U1rough Middleport 11 right Neal atlcmp~ed puut b1ot had llltlc C(tmplete then AUensv.ort 1 passl:c lug t he great crowd to Hs feet Wltt.enb'g I 4 24 81 200 tackle a.nd was down the field Cot chance lUI Ctuw btokc through so to Riley for 11 yd again D1 c in• • • Den\wn 0 4 f GP 000 ~~~ ~~;~ tll~:~\~:(h;~'~,;was brought he rau with tlw ball ~;t.>pplng out ter:epl~d Alleusworth's Pass ffiaklng Thl: 1101 k of Klees aud Grue-~;cr li'RIS made on of bounds on own 3!1 yd tme Ben - H beautiful t9 )'d run b1ingmg .., 11 :; a lso Ruod If not 80 spectacuia1 DEVILS TIED BY BL:\Ch!3 NOII'i:E forthetoueh nett lost 3 yd.s and Mmdli!por\. took ball to 6 yd strtpe with I minute to Hoi\ CVc L Klees made two bffiut.1rul ' dcop~ klck went tunc oul \\ith 2nd du\\u a nd 13 to play Guinther made 1 around right I run, v. hlch were thrilling even 1! The Pt Pleasant •. 1gh ~c 1 ,'Jf DAME wide low g:o. Arnold lntcrcep.l.'d Allensworth a end lhen DYe over guard fm 2 on\' w11s called back because qf a tcolballtcam bttlllcd the Jo :• 1 t·•r·l• V$ _ f•olnm tche .~llr1d0 PN'c'alorll , 1n hwigh o D"'ct' on MKildd!eporrl t 2~ mar k cr Dyt! 0 ulnthGcr trott,ed acrnssklfokr Louch- penally aga!nst oue ui his team - SCIWOI Blue OC\! Is, CQ-chnm p;op 1 1 • en...,r . w1o as""'"' 11na e 4 , oc~; mac .. am 1 0 ~c 1e- cown lllCJ:ers pace ·c '~n.~ no wnlt•:, of t! 1c Eouthra.sten. OhiO Lc:~ gue ARMY·· In PWltlng posiLion. sent the buJl 1 peaood with 1 ItS half ended with 1gooclnnd soorlllll WM over I • • • 11..o a 7 to 7 d eadlock In th ~, Hnuul AL\ifAYS rolling into the end zoiJC where it 00.11 on Middleport s ::1 )d Llnc 01\llagllet Look kick-off on :l4 vd rh~ da:.h of ClUw \\.as a.lmost a 1 1 h~mk3:;; 1, C01Jteht T!;ur:;dn ; 'l'l1lrd Quar..er 'Inc aut! Nelli swept left end fm 15 tcp!Jcu of the one he made at Logan 1 The game16 wa:> oattlcd (,11 ,1 !m ..st was dOW II Cd by Neu.i for a aa1ety A GREAT \\hlt.:h rreant two more points lor Bennett kicked-oil 101 Mlddl~ pOJl yds Allensworth's pass to NrHI was 1except lt did not hRW! the cHstanee even terms throughout \'rltn tt:. PL G,A,.ME , 1hc PumheJs, bringing their to~l t.o Arnold on 41 ]'d !Inc Gruese1 goocl with go.rnc f'nt.mg at tb , o! the founer one H was JUSt a..s Pleul'lant laW> h<oldln" a <light to a hit center for 5 DH's pas:. went to point With ball on ~5 Yd line edge over the DeVIls "Early 111 the 1thlllllng, huwcveThe thud Panlilcl touchdown GuinUter but was d1oppcd as a Score 20 to 0 • • • t t rlod the Bitt Blacks for(l('d came 1-1 the Jlnal quatter alter a score loomed wttil the nect.footrr! THe hnc-ups· . • , , [ trs pe 1 conecntratcJ dme down the field back in the open Die made 6 and Potileror · Pos Mlaldlepm t fl' ls ~<\mbol acrno t~~~ !l tcc JU • thett way across tdrhe gcal line a(1 1 from their ow.n te1ntor) A ftrst first dawn and Kloes hit Un efor 1 C , L E tu a detP.rnuned rve . 0 , d . n• 'A 1u na e a U ou t ~~ .. down was made C>u Lhf' Middleport 4 Dye aLtcmptC>d pass ran but stop· K~~r L T En~n~~~ 1 cl1 \1 1llg ftghtmt.; l!ne ~~ tu " m ' The Devtls wet e held sco t c le~ yard line and Dye cnrried the ball ped by Gardner on line of ~cnm · Andte•v.. L0 J Lan.bert tr~ 111 1 he VIctors !me stocxl llh.e , until the th1rd quHrLcr ¥<hm 1 across for the score A pe.s.s from mqe, no gain Klocs broke awa} ou ArnoiU c LewLs I • <(::nc w1\J I on \1 t ually all o~:ea ~ Bro thus .. quarter!Jack took t.••·}all to Crow fell to the ground and a left tackle llirust. for 27 yds then Wolfe R 0 H Lam!Jert 1mws "hl:'n !me Utru~ts wer r> marl . nc.ross the goal with a fine ~ .. of extra point was not allowed. Dye made 6 GIUcscr went uver ca.sei R T Abbot aml the work of Eddie Arnold in ope n fiE-ld nmnmg, c 11e of tho· out.WILh lcS!i than a mmute to play, Q'uard for 1 nnd Dye h1ekcd 1 foot Bacr R E Riley b naggln~; two Middleport pnsses n.'" ~andlng plaY5 ot the gan ~ and Gulnther wem RIO .na the Mlddlc· ror fi t:;t clown Klocs ma1k fir~t Dse Q B Gallaghri I wl'll as the tackling of Crov. c.1~ 1ly the best !\how ol' c- trenslve port tight end fru tluec yard.s a.nd down atici Ouu1ther ran from 8 yd Kloeli L H Dennett' W L~ fP Kfl.M r a.n:i And re v,.s be- 1 the Oalltpolls toam prescnt(.d the final score of the contest nftc1 mtUkcr to gonl line Guinther R ll Allensworth j hind till' lm.! m a lll.lfll~r ol inA~ld e from the two sccdng plays, Dye lntt•tcepted a pnss nnd ran 49 Kioc1.. kicked to Bcunett. who v.us Orue.ser p u Neul .t n.ncrs, showed jusl how wtdc the two elevens were hclpl(.s;; in $PORI yds for the most spectacular run of stopped on awn 35 yd lin ~ Ncal1c- SubstltllUons. Pomeroy-Black Iwukc that ou1f1t was Lbch· scorlna attacks and wt.:rc held 1..11e day ver!c from Allensworth, 1 yd lind well far Kloos; Kendall for Ar.- 1 • • • aHer m.an,y threats '6UGAll SCOI'ing plays for tlle Pumcroy lla1Jeral !tom Neal .to Allensworth drewa; Seldenabet ror Arnold, Rus- I Willie lhe boys V.lth the be IJ team were clean with the ball car~ Jest. 5 Allensworth Plll>!lcd 14 yds sell for oruoser; McQuigg for Crow , • were furnlshillg the pyro-techmc:; F d f ! en i • 00 . ~-" rier crossing the lit'C In an erect to Neal, lacking l )'d lor tl.tst down Joachim for Dye. I[ and the thrilling part of the sho\\ , 1 or 7~rra c e _,_j&.; posltlon. Neal hit center for that yard and Middleport-Anderson tor Gard- the old line 1n front ol them was Labutatory l('fll!l l in I' 11ro\f'tl con. ~ Bennet t was thrown for 3 yd. lolls ner: Tucker for H. Lambert making all their dally possible duso 1 clv thnt It I!! flOS s! hie ttl HU~ / 1 {3 /, PLAY BY PL..\Y ~:. by OulnLhcr. A1nold again Inter- Yatds pined in l'it!rtmmagc • • • ILIHLite for grt'll\(!r 11'11!!1 11 ;o or time ( F.lrsL Quar\er cepted Allensworth's pasa on 45 yd Pomct()y, 200; M:lddlep01t., 85 tkc Nea l and hl.!i tUtlllh~ll maLL:.i I und 1\llh f.tr. letiS nft ~·r t>ITI!r't In •m· 5 [ Middleport ' won the to8s ~ elec- line nnd Kloes ,c ame thru lett tacJtlo Jl'i~t Downs --.... _ , didn't !;tt u chance tn diSplay tnrc vf rullgur. 1\ hen hi.I!ILI) t ollted to defend the &eutb goal with for 4 yds Dye went over left ltlMi.rd PH B . 4 I t a- J.I tlwl1 IH LI'~ bt'(:atllle theu· lin~ I c('t1trnreLI tuOJtl" "Ut iL J• ; JJ..t•<i. Pomeroy recelving the klck~o1f. fm 3 and Pomet'Oy was penalized M. H. S. 2 1 1 3-- i [ (11!!1\l n:::~ kc('p lhe hea.vJcr lm! d [ t a n1t> ., 1 :;1\ f' l'kll t•il tltilfk<. nn ,·nttBennett's kick went to Guinther on for too mucf:l time Dyes lhtcral to Yards loot In ~:.crlmmagc-Pom ·- eha rgiu G opponcuts from st!Ling ~\JJJW',J nt lut~:'\altl dunn ; the his own 20 yard Une and he return~ lost 5 yds and it was 4th tO) 15, ~lddlepurt 15 Uu l ujh and hUlrrlng them on an l 111 ,. 11 t llll 0 hit 1t to 0)-e punted to Passes-Pomeroy completed 3 t (lf lhm attempts I • • • • ed to 88 yd. e. rueser to yd Une then AI · tO 4 were lncomRJete; 1 lnter- 1 - .........,. •• • ... 2 galn. }'feal ' f.:l1 I Tul:o. .,llS cspccltliiy noticeable on 'I left flld left tackle 4 Mf& liJcomplete; 4 lntf'' - :ue !Jt~ ~~c~. SCHltal Limt.:.i lki! \\a'! .h============'~ own rot t:mate 1n getting tlle ball .\\Hllo · ~OTt' ;1jj;~'lj3 Jo11 26 2-3 yds. from nim a.nd naaln on llis ldt;t~1 1 ,... 1~ 4 for 26 ~d ~ tic w.t::. forced to work fa;:t. . 1 CO uMBUS • • • Col:tmfbu/ Uhlo. ytls , ' llt(lt l.:nll l! '1mt• lim~ wen r-tul ~~ Roo~ ' 'lltt·l•rOJof I ltl n,c Il.\c Is tile lclt:ll thn t [ •h 1-ae A rmy a nJ T,h e I rr.s I I h1~h :~~~~~n~li!ifo':::1~ta~t:;uathemc;:th~! ra~ts~~\~~f ~~~~~~ll~a~~i. t school football team ha~ ever ~ubmittcd to, th e l\( Hld le· 1 l' port Yellow Jackets were su b due d b Y t IlU lig lllug, omcroy high sehoul Purple P.t4nthers in lhe Ulli i U <~ I Than:; s. g hing Dny tilt Thur~day uy thl' ~COle of :2G l o 0. · ---=--or radios scrvil:ed at standi!, at many tim~ .stoppullf \\'hat seemed 6UMiy to l>e a wild run for another Punther 5COJe J.iLs &laytna Willi aldtd b) tbat or Oar<! ncr, end a.nd Abbot, tackle. who 1 om.de valiant efforts tQ curb the t'anther onslaughtll but were fol'C:E~d to take defeat from a heovier Pan - ~ ~her line These Seniors played their usual bai1@'- UP gamf.lS and did what !I Gu.hJLhcr s v.ide end runs cas Y was expected altho h that Wa:J 1 Jacketa Never Within Scoring Zone; Only Threat ,Dccun Early In Firat Quarter, Team On Defensive Balance of Contest I 4r~pt . at ' '· '~ -~ ' . '"! 1, ·.~! ~r "I "* ' .••' li · ., i ~~er !~~~hicl 1°~\f:866d Nldd~t ~plpleted 1 Rd . .L l u .~ li'! LI r t.:ruk 'l;l.ol <;>J.l\Ui (. .l\liil.T ., )I'Ull! ' th~; t.~:C ! u, clt:!! nly l,)la y(!{l a rt:: ' I r•. (l fGllllllt c:>n tc..t a S' UllJI 1 r~, 11 Jegll rol r~ s of J.l!:u:c, time Qr 11 .,., ,,!. CCllL'!, Uli\ LS .. . i .; ' Ral.ett Rttdp~ed 1!1!01118 11-Q~ $1.2.1 '"11,1 ' $11Wl D~llji:i JIOOJII AND tqt'F~r;, 8!!5''r •·l.4t!r k~t,Pel ti'itlijeJnlln' thB C:.>upon !illtH1 Out l\\'1)1 briJ.g . ' m•iL your Pari~ pattern, No. 7830, si~e-to ) ret~Fn • !. • 1 • • • • • • • ' • • , • • • • • • • • • •- · • • • t. ,• · - ~·· • ·~. w COl!RT UO,T~ �--- --· ''I..,. .. • r •• ' .• ' • 'l'HE DAILY ' • POMEROY FINALLY BEATS MIDDLE ORT 1 ~!~~::~:::.t~~:~~o:Ei( : ;;;;' 1 ~ighty Thousand' Will See Them in ltish-Army Clas.h Purple P-an_ _ h---e-rs FI.ght Charg·e ·or~·-ve Th.ei·r ~1E~~:ri~~£i"€~ t_ 1 Uuemen have not been overlooked they \lo"trt 1n every play, Mlent· ,. a11 ' ' . ' :ii:~~~~~~:.~~~=rv~ ot C' nttacks the Pahthen and at .lmea proving the able ball carrJer that he b Kloet~ wa.s the other batk • -- - After Firat Score la Made, Game Ia Never ln Doubt; 1.hen· 0.,.. 11 28 r•rd ~tripe and march- The out.standin& 1\liddlcpor~ men Purple Panthera Show Superiority In Every De-!d to the Pomeroy 38 }ard m1uker ::;e.em~d to be Scmou headed by by mean11 of two tlrst downs but at ~,.;apta.l.n Neal, who was ti\C ma.1u partment of Offenaive Play t'hat point 8 15-yard penalty wus l.hreat on the Middleport detetllliw THE CAT f~I':IJX r ---- -- DEFENSE PROVES IMPREGNABLE ~·~~O NE~ GET e >l<'lNGlNG ~HAl F='E L I'll, ~E '" LUNCH MOM~-:'. A.TJ(J 'TO G\'. E "THE. F'OOD T() T~E OuP 6U'l \ ~()Nf (';IV !;;. UP• HO~C, T~-~oP."f e f",EFDR c p..,'f e t..'"M & '"' Suffel'lllg oni of the wo rst de [cats a ).hddle!J ol t d1awn from the batf for the Yellow I Ju.ckc w and they fotmd themselves fmced uown ~he field and nothing •e!t to do but punt out That was the on I} tlueaL by t.he Yellow Jack · ~'1-s during the entire day an they "'ere forced to adgpt " dl!fensive pl!\y rmd were ke 11 t wHh their back8 to ~he wall throughOut A~ - - - - - ___ The win fQr the Pnnthe1s Tnurs selves nt the fml:;.h !I:IUDill(l: ground f almc~t a ~ will Tt.e fhst score came day brought the fil:st vlctol')' or a 1\fter a determined drive dov.n the local hlgh school team ove1 a Mid- field. which was a spectacular bit oi dleport eleven tn seven yeats of offr.nslve playing by the Pome1oy pla.y but the vtctQry at the close ar t1..o~.m the 1932 season was St.\ fJeelslve that From that pomt 011 1t was deit left no doubt In the mh• :ls o( the cidedly 11 Pomeloy ~~ei.ory 1\:> the ~ spect&tors as to the ~t rongel of the swept the Mlddlepott defense aslde two grid teams to go tearing lhalgmg and buCk · Tile fighting, cla\Hng Pnt1thers ing t heir' WtlY. through 101 huge took advantage of ne1y pia.~ to In d fi t d nsnt their way through a stubborn ga. s an rs own" Yelll:lw Jacket team In the early A drive hom the Mlddlcpmt leam .stqes of Lhe contest to find them- lil the l•utlal quattet which Ltcgon MAKES Brlllf 1n your radio or c..Lll 24l•J. 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'l l1t <\ll t Pl~•c 1lr~~ ~ 1' i pink and 1!o m11y WLlll wllh piiotln pmk 'd "t~· 1 g.llg.l BOYS· I'M RIG'HT• bc,ili~~ \\:lrLUth team and were spcetnculax 88 he dleport high school banda paraded ! Bleed nwayl.nnsweepii\Jru.nbcblnC UIJ nnd down thl' field. "tru 1.. tlng _.wall ot alm&t impenetrable Iuter- theU smn. headed by tb~lr drum I Icrenco mnjorn, Puto orummonU fc_ ~ome- 1 The Pomeroy line made a. name roy and OJ: ville Ch'l.mlx..s for Ml<~- 1 for themselves as \hey charged thru dlcpOIL 1 blocking out the Middlel»Qrt line .. D.. men on u..e offensive plays and After forming a .,,.lcr _ ann stnod like a stone wull 011 the de· marching down the ilt:la, the Mid· 1 ,. 1,, lve allowing tile Ja"kct back• dlcport band marched back to the I '" '" ecntct· with au "M" and pluycd theh few gains Alma Mater song 1n tront of uw Although uvery man on tnc Pome- Middleport stands. .t'he Pomero~ rr. v line should receive the utmost band paraded up and down the field ll • .dSC& ?f every fan, Crod, captain commg to a stund far;ing the Pomeand vetman end, oversha QWed any roy slands, pla)'ing thelr Alma Ma) former plays In the g~e Thursda~ lcr song Both bands are to be ~CR,(Q.b.J VIOI\l/. ( Q .!J He seemed to be In a mOISt ever) commended on their drills and the ' IV:>TR.Z!DIIr<1E. ARMY. M1dleport offensive mans way stop. ml.ISic furnished for tne game of all !ling up hples and then Laking com· g- 11mcs of a ioo.bo.ll scnsotl 111 the Here are 1ome of tLe alan who wall tln·illel1h1J' tho-and football fan•~•~•m i• f~"ore. t~ repeat thear laat Je"r'• •urpri~e Yir.lory m r.r 11,~ 1· ·• 1'• mnnd of the otJemive drives Pomeroy Bend •• Yatdcee Stadium New Yorl.: S.turdar wb .. ~· Ra~~tblen from Notre Arm, beUIJ coruadered probably the but teiUW Ill th e Ell't Je ~p• l ' th ... r Arnold, the small but etrccuve Aside from l\ scotL'leS5 deadlock In Deme cl&elli wUL th~ C..deh f~aa We•t PoiaL Major San~'• P'••t Army lou to Pithbur«h. The crowd wall ••• • record for tlae Eallern • ~&~o•• center, showed one or the best last seaoon'~:~ contest, Middlcpott had with blllll on Mlddleport s 12 - ~d nml returt1ed to 38 D~t· pl\&'ii''Tlo Pmple ~;1 WlHt; of th ~ Pomeroy Captn1n -C H; 1 T i>", <>Y". hEld ll remarkable reeortJ ot wm- stripe. Guinther for 4 yd. gain then Kloes team the other In t.hc Yellow and I' B:JJ Clrue~er Edg.u A' no'H. Ml• 1" nlng 11)1'0 con.sccut1~e ThankBglviDg Set:ond Quuter made 9 and rtrst dOwn. D)'' lost t Blao:: k of the Mlddle;lort eont.Jngcnl WL lfe cf f't;;•, If 'I r. « (,, · d :-~CJ, Day g'amcs rrcm Pomeroy, hut ~[he Dvc no g~~in then Guinther made yards on wide end TlUl \\hen h~ vied w1th filCh other on the fleld of I A~bot t Capt N1 · un o Gnllo.!bP.t·r tide was turned in the 1932 contest l . OulnthE:r no gam 011 left end nm slipped then Gu1nthcr wn~ forced bat~lc belore lhe main cxhibiUOll :>f M.lddl••pol't. . I ~· y ',' -lc ,, wHh undoubtedly the better team tmd Midd\eJ)Oll Look ball on mHl 10 out of bowldli by NeRl aJtPr {i }d \lll:j b~guu good-bye goou -.ud ccmlng out at the long end of Lhe yd Ime &,lm<:tt. \\cut 5 and out ol 1 gain It. wns Srd dOWn and 8 to go ' ' • - -- ------ ~~~f~ :~~n~~se ~/ t~ !:t~~~t bounds on left end run tnd N(W I on Middleport's 21 yd line Kr~ Coupled \\ith til e o urtng or ~o~u; 1 )I!AMI J_Eo\m, ula - went. over gwud far 2 A lcn.s.,..or \ 1no g:~.lnandDye's passwa.sgtoun e the cannonadlni of dlums an \f' e r games the two ~~ordent rivals hit ~kic w1th luche~ t.a ga for first l in the end zone Neal lost 1 )d on h.lgll wundi~guotes ol tbc clarlnct.li 1 GLJu.:JOua.,1 1 ~ 0 \ :lj~ IN&-M.h•:H ~ hAve presented. down Nea.l puuWd to Dye on Mid JeveJ se of!-tackl11 play then Galla - wer() t.he Rah. Rah Ram of t hl".! Iwpcrlor1ty ov i'J the r:::o~i. 1•f t lw After Mil1dkpott mow the pen- dleport's t.5 yd stJ!pc , Kloes went ghN passed to Ol[lrtiner for rust cherlng !:iCCtlo w! on llotb slde.s of [ Bu::l.cye coufetc nct fuo ~bad L. nu1 alty 111 the first period, and was off tackle for 2 yds then repel).led off dO Wit Bennett went off-tackle fot l the fielcl •vns cha llen~ccl by non;; toJov forced t.a punt out to safer tcnit.ory right tackle for 4 Pomeroy pcnallz- and Allcu~;worlh's pass to Neal \\as • • ~ W•th a l~C;t qu.rlll.e ra il} t il'l.t Pomeroy started a drive that ~r- cd 5 yds for too much~mc anli It Incomplete. AnoLher Allensworth The 11. 01It of NeRI 'iiOOd out l1ke a _mx luced Lwo touchdO\\ ll~ the ~td 1 rted thent from their owu 38 yard w~~o 8 3rd down and 9 tQ Guinther pu:; fell ~~occupied Le~ntor:,o und 001 ~ th umb for the1l{)!>er& Til~. ri!St Skm:. llc:ked Lhe unn .: r!;l ~y of emstripe to the · soal. ' Alternating circled k!ft cna for 10 nd Klol!! N~l pti'nteQjo ~croys 49 Yt1 1of th~ team did the1r he&t bu~ were clnna tl Bearcats lw: e v£.stcrdrv b• . Oulnther~ and R.loes in rwming at- cu~ thru riaht ttl.ckle tor 2& but Pam Unc. Guinther ma~ t, around left UJwqual t.o th r. task before them 1fm r. n big Thanksglvln Q: rJ ny era.... d. tack.s the bo.U was placed on the croy was offside and lost 5 Kloes end and Dye went thru right tackle ~ ~ • 1 . n jed Ut e> Jca ,..t:a Middleport six yard line from where mndc 3 o.nrl Guinther made 1 then for 9 Grueser ron.·alded to Crow Ike hl.i11~ pla~ ed 4is heart out 21 to 13 ~n~ etoxl ~· 1 " ~ Dye easily slippOO through a la1ge Pomeroy took time-out on Mid- w:10 In turn latemled to GumtJH~L 1outh 011 otrensl.l and ~efcn're or.d !.c~H ~'~, ;;~a~l cpau:.hr:d Mnum h::t rl hole In the nght side ot the Mid· dlcp orts 3fi Jd lme. 3rd down and • fo: 'I ~d gain Kioct.. macle first late 1n the~ hl\lt-sttffeted some dlep01 t line fo1· the first ma1 ket 11 t.::. go Olucse1 lost 2 on outstde down ou 26 yd line. QuiDthcr made , pulled ligaments In his right shoul - ln the gam e F Stm dn\ ruilback Dye's drup-klck was wide and low pi11 y then Dye puutcd m1t of bmmda , 6 yds !lnd KIOC8 01a.<!e another fiu;t dcr He rcfuserl to litny out cf ti'e Gilliland going over foT n scOT l m The second :;core carne tn the on Mlddlcpor1 12 }tl lmc Aliens- 1down on MlddlepOit's 14 Dye made gum r. hmn:ve1 , buL the tnjw'Y In - the second penod The fmal catly minute., of the second hijU I worth mnue I vm1 Nr.al tougllt tbru 10 and first down on 4 yd llne to1cn 1 te1fend r• sp c1mlv with hls pa.ssl ng Buc ke ye Handmg follow;, after Middleport had kielwd-o1t to' right tack.le ft r 5 but a pcnalt]• took went over right tackle tor a t.ouch - I thercailcl W L PTS 0 P PCT PomeJoy. The ball was carried the bnll bllck He then came t.luu the down with 4 minutes to pla!' • ~ • Mia mi ~ o IOil ',l 1000 750 down the lield in Intermittent oft'- left aide t01 !l yds and Allen.sworth Gallagher took kJck - oft' and Neal 1 he .,; ur k of D}c and Gumt11e 1 Olno U 3 1 67 22 tackle plays, which were Inters~- was Shlothc1·ed bdOic he got ~;tart· took bRII on la\enl stopping on 29 was ~ct. sa tlo nal and a t times spectn · C ln · 2 2 44 50 ~OG 1 4 4lj 51 500 sed with Clld runs Finally KIQC's cd and It WllS tth uown 811(1 4 to go yd llno Allensworth's pass was ir. 1culaL , ;~ve ra! of Lhel,· runs bring Wt. ..lcyan tore U1rough Middleport 11 right Neal atlcmp~ed puut b1ot had llltlc C(tmplete then AUensv.ort 1 passl:c lug t he great crowd to Hs feet Wltt.enb'g I 4 24 81 200 tackle a.nd was down the field Cot chance lUI Ctuw btokc through so to Riley for 11 yd again D1 c in• • • Den\wn 0 4 f GP 000 ~~~ ~~;~ tll~:~\~:(h;~'~,;was brought he rau with tlw ball ~;t.>pplng out ter:epl~d Alleusworth's Pass ffiaklng Thl: 1101 k of Klees aud Grue-~;cr li'RIS made on of bounds on own 3!1 yd tme Ben - H beautiful t9 )'d run b1ingmg .., 11 :; a lso Ruod If not 80 spectacuia1 DEVILS TIED BY BL:\Ch!3 NOII'i:E forthetoueh nett lost 3 yd.s and Mmdli!por\. took ball to 6 yd strtpe with I minute to Hoi\ CVc L Klees made two bffiut.1rul ' dcop~ klck went tunc oul \\ith 2nd du\\u a nd 13 to play Guinther made 1 around right I run, v. hlch were thrilling even 1! The Pt Pleasant •. 1gh ~c 1 ,'Jf DAME wide low g:o. Arnold lntcrcep.l.'d Allensworth a end lhen DYe over guard fm 2 on\' w11s called back because qf a tcolballtcam bttlllcd the Jo :• 1 t·•r·l• V$ _ f•olnm tche .~llr1d0 PN'c'alorll , 1n hwigh o D"'ct' on MKildd!eporrl t 2~ mar k cr Dyt! 0 ulnthGcr trott,ed acrnssklfokr Louch- penally aga!nst oue ui his team - SCIWOI Blue OC\! Is, CQ-chnm p;op 1 1 • en...,r . w1o as""'"' 11na e 4 , oc~; mac .. am 1 0 ~c 1e- cown lllCJ:ers pace ·c '~n.~ no wnlt•:, of t! 1c Eouthra.sten. OhiO Lc:~ gue ARMY·· In PWltlng posiLion. sent the buJl 1 peaood with 1 ItS half ended with 1gooclnnd soorlllll WM over I • • • 11..o a 7 to 7 d eadlock In th ~, Hnuul AL\ifAYS rolling into the end zoiJC where it 00.11 on Middleport s ::1 )d Llnc 01\llagllet Look kick-off on :l4 vd rh~ da:.h of ClUw \\.as a.lmost a 1 1 h~mk3:;; 1, C01Jteht T!;ur:;dn ; 'l'l1lrd Quar..er 'Inc aut! Nelli swept left end fm 15 tcp!Jcu of the one he made at Logan 1 The game16 wa:> oattlcd (,11 ,1 !m ..st was dOW II Cd by Neu.i for a aa1ety A GREAT \\hlt.:h rreant two more points lor Bennett kicked-oil 101 Mlddl~ pOJl yds Allensworth's pass to NrHI was 1except lt did not hRW! the cHstanee even terms throughout \'rltn tt:. PL G,A,.ME , 1hc PumheJs, bringing their to~l t.o Arnold on 41 ]'d !Inc Gruese1 goocl with go.rnc f'nt.mg at tb , o! the founer one H was JUSt a..s Pleul'lant laW> h<oldln" a <light to a hit center for 5 DH's pas:. went to point With ball on ~5 Yd line edge over the DeVIls "Early 111 the 1thlllllng, huwcveThe thud Panlilcl touchdown GuinUter but was d1oppcd as a Score 20 to 0 • • • t t rlod the Bitt Blacks for(l('d came 1-1 the Jlnal quatter alter a score loomed wttil the nect.footrr! THe hnc-ups· . • , , [ trs pe 1 conecntratcJ dme down the field back in the open Die made 6 and Potileror · Pos Mlaldlepm t fl' ls ~<\mbol acrno t~~~ !l tcc JU • thett way across tdrhe gcal line a(1 1 from their ow.n te1ntor) A ftrst first dawn and Kloes hit Un efor 1 C , L E tu a detP.rnuned rve . 0 , d . n• 'A 1u na e a U ou t ~~ .. down was made C>u Lhf' Middleport 4 Dye aLtcmptC>d pass ran but stop· K~~r L T En~n~~~ 1 cl1 \1 1llg ftghtmt.; l!ne ~~ tu " m ' The Devtls wet e held sco t c le~ yard line and Dye cnrried the ball ped by Gardner on line of ~cnm · Andte•v.. L0 J Lan.bert tr~ 111 1 he VIctors !me stocxl llh.e , until the th1rd quHrLcr ¥<hm 1 across for the score A pe.s.s from mqe, no gain Klocs broke awa} ou ArnoiU c LewLs I • <(::nc w1\J I on \1 t ually all o~:ea ~ Bro thus .. quarter!Jack took t.••·}all to Crow fell to the ground and a left tackle llirust. for 27 yds then Wolfe R 0 H Lam!Jert 1mws "hl:'n !me Utru~ts wer r> marl . nc.ross the goal with a fine ~ .. of extra point was not allowed. Dye made 6 GIUcscr went uver ca.sei R T Abbot aml the work of Eddie Arnold in ope n fiE-ld nmnmg, c 11e of tho· out.WILh lcS!i than a mmute to play, Q'uard for 1 nnd Dye h1ekcd 1 foot Bacr R E Riley b naggln~; two Middleport pnsses n.'" ~andlng plaY5 ot the gan ~ and Gulnther wem RIO .na the Mlddlc· ror fi t:;t clown Klocs ma1k fir~t Dse Q B Gallaghri I wl'll as the tackling of Crov. c.1~ 1ly the best !\how ol' c- trenslve port tight end fru tluec yard.s a.nd down atici Ouu1ther ran from 8 yd Kloeli L H Dennett' W L~ fP Kfl.M r a.n:i And re v,.s be- 1 the Oalltpolls toam prescnt(.d the final score of the contest nftc1 mtUkcr to gonl line Guinther R ll Allensworth j hind till' lm.! m a lll.lfll~r ol inA~ld e from the two sccdng plays, Dye lntt•tcepted a pnss nnd ran 49 Kioc1.. kicked to Bcunett. who v.us Orue.ser p u Neul .t n.ncrs, showed jusl how wtdc the two elevens were hclpl(.s;; in $PORI yds for the most spectacular run of stopped on awn 35 yd lin ~ Ncal1c- SubstltllUons. Pomeroy-Black Iwukc that ou1f1t was Lbch· scorlna attacks and wt.:rc held 1..11e day ver!c from Allensworth, 1 yd lind well far Kloos; Kendall for Ar.- 1 • • • aHer m.an,y threats '6UGAll SCOI'ing plays for tlle Pumcroy lla1Jeral !tom Neal .to Allensworth drewa; Seldenabet ror Arnold, Rus- I Willie lhe boys V.lth the be IJ team were clean with the ball car~ Jest. 5 Allensworth Plll>!lcd 14 yds sell for oruoser; McQuigg for Crow , • were furnlshillg the pyro-techmc:; F d f ! en i • 00 . ~-" rier crossing the lit'C In an erect to Neal, lacking l )'d lor tl.tst down Joachim for Dye. I[ and the thrilling part of the sho\\ , 1 or 7~rra c e _,_j&.; posltlon. Neal hit center for that yard and Middleport-Anderson tor Gard- the old line 1n front ol them was Labutatory l('fll!l l in I' 11ro\f'tl con. ~ Bennet t was thrown for 3 yd. lolls ner: Tucker for H. Lambert making all their dally possible duso 1 clv thnt It I!! flOS s! hie ttl HU~ / 1 {3 /, PLAY BY PL..\Y ~:. by OulnLhcr. A1nold again Inter- Yatds pined in l'it!rtmmagc • • • ILIHLite for grt'll\(!r 11'11!!1 11 ;o or time ( F.lrsL Quar\er cepted Allensworth's pasa on 45 yd Pomct()y, 200; M:lddlep01t., 85 tkc Nea l and hl.!i tUtlllh~ll maLL:.i I und 1\llh f.tr. letiS nft ~·r t>ITI!r't In •m· 5 [ Middleport ' won the to8s ~ elec- line nnd Kloes ,c ame thru lett tacJtlo Jl'i~t Downs --.... _ , didn't !;tt u chance tn diSplay tnrc vf rullgur. 1\ hen hi.I!ILI) t ollted to defend the &eutb goal with for 4 yds Dye went over left ltlMi.rd PH B . 4 I t a- J.I tlwl1 IH LI'~ bt'(:atllle theu· lin~ I c('t1trnreLI tuOJtl" "Ut iL J• ; JJ..t•<i. Pomeroy recelving the klck~o1f. fm 3 and Pomet'Oy was penalized M. H. S. 2 1 1 3-- i [ (11!!1\l n:::~ kc('p lhe hea.vJcr lm! d [ t a n1t> ., 1 :;1\ f' l'kll t•il tltilfk<. nn ,·nttBennett's kick went to Guinther on for too mucf:l time Dyes lhtcral to Yards loot In ~:.crlmmagc-Pom ·- eha rgiu G opponcuts from st!Ling ~\JJJW',J nt lut~:'\altl dunn ; the his own 20 yard Une and he return~ lost 5 yds and it was 4th tO) 15, ~lddlepurt 15 Uu l ujh and hUlrrlng them on an l 111 ,. 11 t llll 0 hit 1t to 0)-e punted to Passes-Pomeroy completed 3 t (lf lhm attempts I • • • • ed to 88 yd. e. rueser to yd Une then AI · tO 4 were lncomRJete; 1 lnter- 1 - .........,. •• • ... 2 galn. }'feal ' f.:l1 I Tul:o. .,llS cspccltliiy noticeable on 'I left flld left tackle 4 Mf& liJcomplete; 4 lntf'' - :ue !Jt~ ~~c~. SCHltal Limt.:.i lki! \\a'! .h============'~ own rot t:mate 1n getting tlle ball .\\Hllo · ~OTt' ;1jj;~'lj3 Jo11 26 2-3 yds. from nim a.nd naaln on llis ldt;t~1 1 ,... 1~ 4 for 26 ~d ~ tic w.t::. forced to work fa;:t. . 1 CO uMBUS • • • Col:tmfbu/ Uhlo. ytls , ' llt(lt l.:nll l! '1mt• lim~ wen r-tul ~~ Roo~ ' 'lltt·l•rOJof I ltl n,c Il.\c Is tile lclt:ll thn t [ •h 1-ae A rmy a nJ T,h e I rr.s I I h1~h :~~~~~n~li!ifo':::1~ta~t:;uathemc;:th~! ra~ts~~\~~f ~~~~~~ll~a~~i. t school football team ha~ ever ~ubmittcd to, th e l\( Hld le· 1 l' port Yellow Jackets were su b due d b Y t IlU lig lllug, omcroy high sehoul Purple P.t4nthers in lhe Ulli i U <~ I Than:; s. g hing Dny tilt Thur~day uy thl' ~COle of :2G l o 0. · ---=--or radios scrvil:ed at standi!, at many tim~ .stoppullf \\'hat seemed 6UMiy to l>e a wild run for another Punther 5COJe J.iLs &laytna Willi aldtd b) tbat or Oar<! ncr, end a.nd Abbot, tackle. who 1 om.de valiant efforts tQ curb the t'anther onslaughtll but were fol'C:E~d to take defeat from a heovier Pan - ~ ~her line These Seniors played their usual bai1@'- UP gamf.lS and did what !I Gu.hJLhcr s v.ide end runs cas Y was expected altho h that Wa:J 1 Jacketa Never Within Scoring Zone; Only Threat ,Dccun Early In Firat Quarter, Team On Defensive Balance of Contest I 4r~pt . at ' '· '~ -~ ' . '"! 1, ·.~! ~r "I "* ' .••' li · ., i ~~er !~~~hicl 1°~\f:866d Nldd~t ~plpleted 1 Rd . .L l u .~ li'! LI r t.:ruk 'l;l.ol <;>J.l\Ui (. .l\liil.T ., )I'Ull! ' th~; t.~:C ! u, clt:!! nly l,)la y(!{l a rt:: ' I r•. (l fGllllllt c:>n tc..t a S' UllJI 1 r~, 11 Jegll rol r~ s of J.l!:u:c, time Qr 11 .,., ,,!. CCllL'!, Uli\ LS .. . i .; ' Ral.ett Rttdp~ed 1!1!01118 11-Q~ $1.2.1 '"11,1 ' $11Wl D~llji:i JIOOJII AND tqt'F~r;, 8!!5''r •·l.4t!r k~t,Pel ti'itlijeJnlln' thB C:.>upon !illtH1 Out l\\'1)1 briJ.g . ' m•iL your Pari~ pattern, No. 7830, si~e-to ) ret~Fn • !. • 1 • • • • • • • ' • • , • • • • • • • • • •- · • • • t. ,• · - ~·· • ·~. w COl!RT UO,T~ �• 8lx Admit Guilt Absolved I Local Court ILnother Ball Player Comet To Town lVhewArraigned ...... , . ,. ~~ 0111 • 1~.\TI J:>oisoned Her Own' OWd • ' ' "' " ... -~,.. ..; IUIIUI':r: '' ! ' 1 &~o UTii . an, . t:Ol unut o ' · -~ ··:· . · • READERS' NOTICE - If you w•nt . the Newo Oftlce of The Daily Tribune, call 286-L; If the Buslne.. 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California Ham~ .:.:. •:- 7"' B14tter ' , ' ; ..... .,_ "'"··- A~rt · war- &effYou Said a Mouthful 1 M1M Bertha Wcttel ' returned FRIDAY and SATURDAY Only : Sl''ICed Baeon lb• • Pork SOIISaoe Mr. and Mra. ramUy. . , · 2 IN, 15" Jumbo BraDd. Speciola 16' 9' gu~aUI or Dif"r of Flora 19' c.Hilll'.t.W.t.BK OAT8, Vlever " - • • ~ 'iif.•A,.eli• b~rm, Jb.... ' I)LII:O, .....,. .....,., , ltit. Thete ond Ml'R Henno.n Wan:t~tr children, Mr. iU1d 14ra. Arthur Wandlll\f, and Mr. artd :am. wu.. Ham Warner were ~lhf ..... OOOOA, Clrt'er Fafllt, 'ril lb. ftlo Dull'• BM1•1 I'"' lb. caa Molasses Salt Fish 19' 9' 9' to Columbus Thqrsdny af~r ~ Tht.nU.lvinll here Mt.ss Mabel Lel Price of RJehmondj Va., arrived Thursday to ~d Thanlmclvlna;, and the wtelr: f!nd '{it~ 111M Jean RuueU. Mr. and .Mra ~II Meler Jr. and son · and Pr~ . llteltr ~rltm'Detd. to I Colwnbu" Prlday a.tter . .~tpendJnc Thanksctvln• ho,. with,..,... _ >Cbs Loo~tt& Pronz Bludont at Arri\'Jid from Columbus Wednesday to spend the .... k end With ... por<nll, 10'. and Mo. E J Pram of Mulberry 8t. Mary's of the sPrinra. Ell!(:'ijri AGENIIL\t willpve"her''couml... nn· Ill of fRedom- 11\'e chouoahda of· lief.' -and keep on "aivina'' diy H ~' year after year. ' GENE~J\L ' ' ALL·STE~L . .' J 2 .... "9' " ' • J. ' ' • ' " ." .·,. . •I' ' 81~ MAJ~RITY tN • ' ' FA~OR OF ~OTIN.I ON BHH- ~UESTI~~,, . " Senate Stand• 76 to With 16 Doubtfu On'"' Reaubmiui011 ,, WETS IN CONTROL . ' Actio• May be Educa&onuLaot A1alnat Pay brlnp. 1 ~re Seriously m ' • ADVISING S.TAND Cokler Win· #I Friendly But Firm Ia Sent To Debtor Jl!atlont "-- rWns -- NEWS SERYIOE RICA UfECTS Of Thu Country Relativl! To Much Diacuuecl Que.tion .~ WEATHER FORECAST ! 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Title A name given to the resource November 25, 1932 collins frazier haws jones martin sleeth stewart stivers verka willaman