https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8198f06ff0f7004edeb5c0cc321179f.pdf 0a5bf31a9d8b8d63088e6c64872121cc PDF Text Text ' POMEHIY. H~'S VI~ITIH~ AT RfGUll~ SfSSmN ~. ?-,7=00Thefor-the- · .... .. = .:~ TtTIISJ)AY. JllLY 18, lliSI 140 Gillon Still IStuckey Home Is, "SHOOTER" HOLLERS "FIRE" WHEN AUTO I ALL A B L A EI .!.'k:~ ~n...!:l:!h:~ w":. Personals , Time Of Hearintl: Set In Case Which Involves Car'Sale wtth her brother Clifford Hood, : •• r!ior the bond roqutr.l(f, and - - 8lanlq Jlannrd, and fftmlly •• Chlllloothe Wtn McMurray and street Com· __ Gertrude Lares, Mra. Alm~ DePit.ro • • ¥ 1a11 Bobby were turned Mr ana .Aln L P Schoenleb IemJtaioner EbersbB.c:h had a f~w Joeeph Ebenbacb, popular Weet- 1While Owner ia Confined iu 1 Actina: on tnfonn'atlon fUrn1abed t.nd reoent peatt or ot Kr.Oolumbw and MJ'I. Peter Sunday after apendlna the word.! relaUve to the sewer out ern a.nd Southern Iru;urance collecJ 'I• W t h d G ty a juveniJI!, deputy lherttta, D. Rappold and. trlendl past weelro at Ohlclil'), where they •• ' • c an un L and o p Tracy oonducted & ¥ • • attended the century ol Progress about Bl:zt.h or Seventh street.! tor &nd better known u Bhoot.er'' Lcral Man Allee•• Truck 1 MeN:WTe.y comp)ained that the had a harrowln& experienoe here are Mi. .. inl ld mJne at Ruth ••• Emma Jet.n ""·-t re· Expc:Wtlon Inter WB8 stopped up s.nd eawted Tueeda• mornln& while m&klng his ___ 'ra 00 auu. ..,,... • • • Sold to H'ino hy Mio.-~... •-e ot Roeeville .. --~ ,_ ftood. water d&JilllKe to hl.s place rPfUI&r rounds • Thoma.a P ork , "-ond&y, wh ere Illey t··-~ " ' - to ......., ft_......... nfl repl'f"t.entation • - - - o two _.... v•-tt Mrs -.... • ...,:.'l.te uUJ- "' 1co Eb~rsbach oatd .~ ... sewer wuopen· J-•phus · •-• par'"ed hla t.rwlt" ~A 'hlcf ~ • wh"""" ldenmy •-· ........e ny~ tlound a 40-..., 11, _ •tUl and Ill: 8""'"" -~ .. .w IU n.. ~ 1nto 1barrelll or maah •-" wl"' ·~ -•. H•- Smltb cd to her home on aooount o ne613 ed an\f thnt the~..,water, during ex- , • tour......,....... ,.er • 'llllU on M.'flChanlc Street,J ye1 •-IA;'rn e.11 t r: b1lshed • b....... •YM> ~ ·-. ~ ·-• trial h 1 for C M Moodv 1 entere d the home of ••rs tf d A earng ~· eeptional m.lm, limply came down I (fortunately for him close to the 1 Old 1 The n•--1 At ... •on .... ., woe loeat.d • dd h 1 tao ra.st ror ttM! culvert to handle Mtller oarooe) while he went to a Blanche Stuckey, Peul street., Mid· ._..... -"'~" ll1ll ~ Janet Alll6 Is Mrs JQe Lares an IP'Qn t.\1&' • finance company agent C1f Co umbus Little Buaineao Tranaact· such an R.mount of water nearby hom~e to tramR.Ct bmlne88 I d1e port• 8 u.l~'a•~ n Jght • """" ""~~> 1 •n • _ . . . . . . .... . . . tllil •J"eek with b thhave Pel · o or obtaining •oods under -·apl•• a room of the lbl.ndoned m1ne ' .,_.....n rela.tlves ter Dolores DePetro who been on chu~cs 0 ·~ reoA• vis.lting Mra Lares'to their ro er er false pretense was arran!Jfl d t o be ed Other Tban Adopt· councU agreed to look Into the On his return about two minutes wllh n Vfl.1ua blc wa. tch 811 d a re • \\ lth burnera connec..v\l -.y for in Oolmnbua. -,... • M • Rappold returned home at 'ttu.tl.n 1.ter. hu ~-pula.r make car was\ volver, it wa.s reported to pollee operation The mash barrels were .. h d 1 lh t of J w ••cou1 inr Bud11et 1 1.earby, practleallJ all ready · - R ,~n· nr.. _..,.... v .. ~ ....... e ~4 «ma o1. Columbus Sunday ear JW!tlce n e cour Chief Roush WB.!I authollze<i to enveloiJed ~ in 8 sheet of ftamr> a.nd M on da} for -.... • "' If lOlJih, of the Psace 'u at 1 SOpurchaae ~ feet mote of 2'-l.l tuch ·Shooter started the well known Neluhbors reported t.he Jucident dl11tiWna:, the ofi'Lcers u.ld C.'olumbul came 18&~ to . .nd ~ r.O.. ~tree Thomas left Tuesday o'clock p M, July 25th TAXI-MEN TALK. hQIIC for the Third ward fire t.ruck uwan for help to Wllllo.rr, Robaon, Middleport pa- l The owner ot the &till was not a W~.E~"""'~ I ; ~ . ~}'.. n1omllll' for Zanesville a.tt.er viaMoody appeared In mo.ilstrate 8 !lttEr 11188 he complained th$-t mote Walter Mtlle ra.rvt Carson Haye.s, troJman, who, i8nhtrt""tl' Aas k~Lhe apprehended and no arreat& were m::~ . : · • .!.• ! -tty ' ...:.., I tt here~l~ re..Jat~es,.anc;t h'lends McCUllough:; court Monday wlth hell:& needed to give ample pro- working In the e•ua,e, heard hlB cooperation 01 e uucy 1made ~ uu. -.-.. r.v ..~ " , ... .an attorney repreHent.lng the com~ Want No License Charg- teclion I o local in case plaintive wall!! and reBponded each Mrs Stuckey, who ill. confined iU I The stUl wu brouaht to the the week end with retattns 1n l:.oM16s carolYn WeUer Jones of New pany s ana Moodys il.Jterest.s denyeel Q ati of fire wlt.h a fire extinguish~ 1n hb. the county Jail, sen•lni a sentenCP 1 county baatlle W~l't!! it was stored ...... _ '!ork City, enroutf:: to Chicago to 1ng the allegations and asklnK for a ; Ue on lhe followtfll' billli were refeiTed and the fire wiUI quJekiy ex- or six month:. by an order of Judre pending destruction The muh D-· • • • v1a1t the of Progress Er-- trlo.l beiU'lng They were aooom· Lies _Dormant t.o the tl.nance comrnlttft for a.p· J tlnguillhed but. not be.(o1re oonsthid- a A McCullough of the probfttt tnrrel8 wen deatroyed where the .., ....._ .. ••- . ••,......A v-......1..r .,..... position st.OppjMi otf to viSit her panled by a deputy sheriff or _ 1 or rej-tlon e1 able damage had rellu ted to e rourt, wu removed from •Ute jail ~rapherna.Ua wu dlacvoered -.. -~ au111 ol:l\l _ , . - · " " ' " _ . , d F , ll t I 1 I provn """ wirlnj' of the car and taken to her home by SherU! The young lad, who reported the 6pendlnf thll weet With relalii•e• mother, Mre T Jesse Jones an ran 11 n COWl1Y Pomeroy eounc me n regu 31 239 Pay20 roll fo1 s~reet oommhWoner While 'Shooter'' 18 reducing by !'racy and omctr Robson Monday l meaa.l lmplementa deSigned for the and friends In Columbus the Sohlaeaela on Lincoln Termee Moody was arrested In Columbu!l 14 I '0 walking his route and be.(ncnntnr. evenh g wht:lf' a check-up and ih' r.•anufact\U'e or Uquor, wae aald to .Y. .Y. .Y. Sunday and a aemt.. monthly session Monday 1 8 '11ml all 1 except Me I tl 11 'oace::_ 0 e $Ie 14 hl8 IOK81 be Is thankful that the tire vcstlp;ntlon wns held have been plekinl blackberries Harley Whaley Or Da.'rwiD Is reMr and Mrs WUl Thoma.s n.nd arrest In Squire McCul· 1 CrobB who I& out of the city ·1M 1 •h t r I'll$ 25 did not get lmotlih headway Lo o. check·up Mn vrhen the discovt!ry w11.11 made His ported m with typhoid fever, family of Minersville left Sundo.y tough Iii court to E S Beegle. lpca.l all ap~ttrances before lh.C t n ar. srocco''1•1 -·. 1 0 produce a flreworluJ display with s~ucll:ey said only the waicb and name was not divulged b~ the oft!• • • d M 0 10 councllmen B.ppeared there wu.s station 13.27; ~ his gas tank as the center or thP gun were m1!38lng c~rs. Word baa been received here b)' t.o spend a ~In Clevelan all- produce dea.1er 1 •· ue Jl ns bla' night !l.heltd tor ihem but lat.pay . The bU1gbr Jl'8.ined a.J tnendl of the aerloua nbteflfl of Mn sllon and 0 ¥ .\L er "vents &ho\f'ed !fat moat of thf' I roll iJ3Ii 72 , to the house It was said, thtvugh SWISHER FlltST VOTER Mr and Mrs. 0 E FindUnr nnd truck to him sometime ago Which buaineaa Whien. w exPected pP. c'ouncu was ad I()Urn "d o.fter all n. window at thl'! Hide -Lawrence ao-er, 1n Tole4o. daughter Sarah Estella of Alfred he Intended to use In his business. tered out, betore it got to ~ht> present wh.o so decired hsd ex• A nt'lghbor lo.d was said to have The nnt vote for the AUIUIL pri· where abe ~n resldlnl were bustneas visitors here Monday which he avers constitutes the &on or UJ-e pressed the! .. senthnenta on the noticed the m::m prowling around t mary election has been cast a.t the .., "' • • • "' 1 criminal charges Hawever, tn;re was con&ldert:ble various subjects Which arose tht Stuckey home D.t D. late hour' Bpard of Electlona omce 1n the city Th l I th 81 :U E Mrs. Henry Mora of Ftve Points Beegle was sued by the company of an arswnent and wra.ngle a& to but thoughtlessly railed to ball bulldlna here It waa r:.eet ot 1s spendlna' this week with Mn tor whieh Moody 11 an agent, for wh&t couneU .$h0Uld do concernlne WAYW A.DD LAD TO Theodora Klein, Gradl'latc the Incident until later er1 by Frank Pugate, Jr . cletk Mrs H o. Powlfall, 140 Mulberry Barbara Massar on Butternut Ave fa.llure to pa} a note a.lleged due tht of NI.Xi clrlvers ,.....,. S h 00 J Mrs Stuckey wa..s returned to jaU, The voter was Jesse tJep) SwlahPrlda nl it ¥ ¥ them on Lhc sale ot the truck, In 4 w !.'Put. a rather unusual an.of Local Hich c and the pollee lnvestigetJon con. f"l a Republican whOle duties re~ :~::~ Y eve nc wu &n· Mr and Mra Tom Fowler return- the Franklin county common pleas • ~nt Prom 'N s z I Entered __By Thief Found In RaJd I ' ' ~n ·ablnd~ I l_.. * * .. "t 0 l't'Sid~nce~ C.. w~th •· -·J • I P'ollowln~r ~l'l:tranee I Pomeroy G'IrJIS Typing Expert I selves wanted! cdupcll to enforce an ordinance' charting them,, approx~tely U5 oo per year ceM· m, tee ln ord'r to remove many or tbw-"'111 J1)o a~itt.ed1y cOUld not aflotd. to mee, 'the ch&fle The proponent& or thl9 ld.eR, put lortti b:V "Heppy" Nf!lson Df Rut· land', wu t~u.t-., U they could.p 1 ma~ 111 Uvin~ they should get out . . let the few that could handl• ... trade at a proftt to them Tht> ~tors antd they were helpln!; Pomeroy by bringing buslneM to ~ town an<l to Pomeroy mer- ofl!.cer of the Juvenile court, and Harvey EaBtman. superintendent or Lhe Melp County Children 11 Home. left Tuesd&y morning for West Unlon. 0 where Marvin Stuckey, Hi, Wfi8 being held Young Stuckey eiiJIIped, after oue un.!juccesstul attempt from the ~hlldren's home several weeks ago hut county omclals had fo.Ucd to apprehend him until Monday when word W99 received here that h~ was being held pendnig removal tt thts county Stuckey was aided ~ his tlrst 1 tMii'li 1 e~cape from• the' 1nRtiLut1on by hill Atttf much heated conver!!o.tlon mother J«ra Blanche etuckey who JbduJs:ed ln by a't Jea.st half doz~n lit now set ving a stx months senMle on thl! queatlon Eben.tlac!h to: nee In the county jail on delln· ~d that the exidliing Qrdinanc quency charaes He was round a ......ve to the llcen~~ing of t.axl5 b, few hours later and returned to the ~~:e ~~ !fmh:~ ~~=· r~port a~notmc· Ch~La:u~ I 1 Wina More Honora 1 MiSII Theodora. Klein, Pomeroy alrl, a.nd sraduate ot the Pomeroy tlnued j quire hl8 abaence on the 1'81Ulu No cne h~!l been re&ldlng nt tnc primary election day He has been hcuP 11l11ce M1a Stuckey s com- In C(Jlumbua but holds his reslmltment to jail several weeks ago decnce, kas PMtddlleport d th·• er uea e announce .., abl!entee voter.11' ballots wiU be ae.. 1 Cf!Pted at the board's 0~ her«: any do.y now untll betore between the hours or ;I and • o'.. clock P M Thoae who know thl.s , l'arly that it 'Ifill be lm))OI.II.lbte Ftre lnaurance Cornpany .IS to be in their home precinct on Defendant in L.:w1uit 1election day are urg:ed to vote at SUl•t F'JI ed As Resu Jt Of Fi reI Hls:h. School tn 1930, 1s a.ddlni morl laurels Lo lhose already acbleved Mlss K1eln o.bout whom. 8 atory appeared 1n t'he DaJly Trlbune some tl hen she woQ a t)'PinK c~;,go~;;nsored by the Royall Ty w lt1 Company and WaR h:Ore~ ~~B being pre~nted with a. trip with all expe:q,ses pa1<1 to the f r $2 SOl 20 1 once century of ProiTess ElhibJtton at a ' • ---------Chicago, has shown still more evt~ -I LADIES TO HAVE PICNIC dence of her abUJty as an excepAction was. Instituted in the com. l t'onRI typist mon pleas court here Monday by The annual mid-Jummer picnic In a contest at Ohicago, ~lSii C E D Shenefield against the ~ the Ladles AuxiUary to the Am~ Klein tied for first honOrs wtth a Sandy and Beaver Va.Jiey Farm ere: erican LeiiOn wW be held. at tha ma.n 46 years of age who ,halls from Mutual Immrance Company of Col- Shenang Sprinp Thurschi.y even• cautom a, 120 words per m1nutr umblana COWlty, tor judgment In I 'P-' it has been announCE:<L All having been written wltll only two the sum of $2~01 ~ with lnierest at members of the AuxiU.ry and the e~tioD' 0 ~ but 0w~ 1 the triotJon WM lost Ute~ .. motion by Dlt'rr Lablebfth 11e f.O to a 1lack matter unttl ~>a later meeting e f.t\xi men sht;»Uid brtntr 1n &treed IJPOJll RlllOfllf thctn lot "htcb time the isaue wou\d be Mt#ed A' conaidt!ra.ble crowd wa.a pr~~ ent ev\denfly e:zpectlng to hea~ ~hihR rel&tJve to the ~rovcrnmental loan and the sewage questtorl as WP1l' N t1te eu\Jject qr rnu· 1 ~~ 0 Wner1hip ol public utm~ :n C .tlea 1 ed ~J~~ ~~ \he.y 'f_ere .....,..ppo ~~ He wUl be returned here to a.ns- shortly to decide which Of the iwo "-er charges or the Juvenile court errors. I~ to beAnother declared.teat theis wJnner mstltutton to be given DIVORCE GRANTED Miss Klo1n, a student at Bllsl; Co,leie, has o.lso won a trip to A dectce of 41vorce waa gtantecl WQahln~on D 0, through he.t Tue$da.y morning to Gr~«Je Dewees o.b!llty as a typlat pi Middleport fJ'Oill her husband In a lett•r to her grandfather 'rummy Dewees, who v. now serv- T H Klein bl Condor Street, 11he lng an Indeterminate sentence of .so.y11, 'Hurrah, for Pomero"";' Ill from one to l5 years 1n the Ohio win this oonteat 1f It's the last mate Reformatory at Mansfield thing I do' rn bureLa.ry and larceny cha.rg:es Dewees WRS plRCed on proba.tton F~·· 1931 b J d 0 E Pe 1eo of tn Y u ge op ill·~~ ~ 1/1141, ~<> l;hl\ _ . , ... p,... ....,..••"..' "'..,. ft Winll' t.he evenbl8: lll'outht ln and sentence cause budfQc Wa& passed rep- th" of hl11 fRilure to keep the promise req lrementa for the nell:t fiscol tl the court, it was said "Rein" Trouble Will be Air· Pal·r TQ Keep Prom1·se, Arrested ,n. eel in Court; Baehan Men Involved ' ,.' wa~ l~ucd ~us TREMENDOUS JOB I To Complete Satiafactor. ily, Administrator Johnson Says Richard Barthelmrc!iS, EUer_s, 'll'om Brown 1\Dd Murray Al8o Our Gang In "'IPo,rol,len' twncd Monday evenlna trom partY on their Ohtcago where they attended the I Mrs Newtord Oentury or Progtess .EJr.poaJ.tion aaturda)'"' a 5 Bnblea" FIRE DESTROYS HOMJ; E T BBJ"tlnger, 27, Rnd Roy AshFire, belleve~ have started I 21. both retldint near Beahan from a defective 11uo 1JJ. tbe kit· I ~y. I I r!J~:oting ·7 "" ·~ St.rkiisp~an ,, \ ~ Jft~t al failing of. Lti,~ky '¢ataqau,h'~ ftc ,wasn't an llctor, \ h• _,...., • gen~ernan ltlnlllct;: ~ when' ~ met , • Lehi'Lo;'D1~ there qc<il>.red ID .. h~ ~nieq's io11ful ~x! • 1 I! \ pr~iOn pn first oeeing Juliet. ' · fhre was a hunch he would play 1o the limit, even if • Luneska was the moot aloof, '' unapproachable star in HollyI wood •• ,the one star to whom the wclt;~d's wonhip meant ingi •Don't misa this •~· 1 IOJillllce of hectic FINED $5 o\N'D COSTS ,,, '' ,. ~..... ~ ._ __,_ _,____ HYSELL ~UN -and I 1 I' tam!ly were guesl.s of ThomiUI McOatlney ·or Happy HoHow Sunday , Nannle Hysell and t11mlly of CO· 1 lumbUII are guest& ot her tathf::'r [ EJtJ1100rth Batley and family !Buc Russell and wlte wetf Sunday gUests of thelr duaghtet, Mral It; M Nelson and fam1,ly :(If Rut and ' Mn rrosate Dean was the guest I ot Mm Edith Wogan Frtday 1 An~w Lowrey and wife, and Mra ~ill~e Williamson were KU~ I of Mr ~ 14ra,. Isaac RU8Sell ~ wtte Sun&a)l evening ~ Celestla Hysell was the Bund~ 1 guest ot her sister Mrs Rafll104tf 0 M Wogo.n I I ···~···················· Premiere "'''''~'''''''''''''''''t'''''''''''''''''"''''''''''' bv Robert Terry Shannon ,, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notloe Is hereby g.t.ven, that there "Ill be a. publle heartnc on thl!t lst 6f AUBust at 2 30 o'cloc.k P M Eaatcm Standard Time, on the ground, for the Openlns and put-. tin& on the Township System the followllla road Beginning: at State Route 124 at the W&rd Farm, thence tn on ..... erly direction put the Wt.r4 real· denee and barn, thence In an eute'1Y dlrecUon followlno the present used Ro6d peat the resld!nee ot Mra JOII81e S&nabury Al110 tbere wtU be a full p•ck No Sleek fill in., 0 11 ~ bear· tho . County Me1p County, day from !Severe &!amno f' : • • t . ' ( ~ • ~ • ' 1 ·liCE= e •aul ...... ASG YIAIS a-flr2St Time, on the abo1e descrtbed roe.d, . . . . . 011 To~lp Syattm. r..s \o opening and puttmc 't.he Board ol County Comml&slonen, 7 18·2t 'ly Homer Hysell, Clerlo I Acltill was j\ISI an adveftising phrase. Buronedaymyhusbandexplained 1'0 me whar "Toasting" is-and what it does. Where he l<amed ' it all;) 1 don'r know, bur I begao ro undenblld tbe "dill'etence in •, ~ ~ NoW'Fiind'myii:lfeajoyillg Luckies' mildness and fine taste wilh a new ~pect. Bur even mo_,ioce l am a woman qui"' sensiti"' ro pmonal dainrinc:ss-and sinte my cigareae and my lips are so inlimarely ~lated, I eq>ecially appredare !he comfortingpuri_r}'of"Toasting". Namrally, wirb me it's alwa:JS "Ludcics Plef"!" because "'It's toasted"-- paraftln STRIK.INC HELD. FOR ~ 'al>otl!~Toasting"· I uted ro rhink rbu "Toasting" ~ Begm• s Wedoesday, JIIIJI ___19- "J!:'J!":.:~~~~~' L1-J::t1 I•I THE DAILY TRIBUNE I '""at the omee Commllllonen of BUBN'EO IN QOME ZanesvUie. 0 , July 19 -INsMrs Emm'!t Iden, sa, and ' dauah~ tllr, Prances, Ul, sutrertn1 to. from my hus~and I 1 ; I noon pleadln~r guilty tQ lntol![tca· tton cha.t'Q'e3 Tnej were com~ltted tQ jail Wltll the nne and eost.s Mll!h~t ! • 1 I 1 nre paid Wor~ Russell and~e agd l'ijs 1 .. , Jnothef; '19ere the •rece t' suests ot 1 M:isa: irene Flint. Miall Vb1inl& Illck Laznbert lnd t ly ot: Zion I Hess Raym~d Alleruworth and • Frucel arown~d uab&tld ot Edmcmd Or\l¥e'J' spent Bunday -in Pom~~y were !J &y l Q:Uett8 of I Col~mbua , 'llle latber's brother 1-et: .parent.. <11 s !Buck 1 and 1 who hill been Yialtint In Columbus wife for the ])1$. weet, retumeii to hl11 hoipe here 'Wit.h them t: • ' ,,,,,,,,,,, ''' ,,,,.,,,,, Rose ,...,Neil Elta Dodson ......... both of Middleport, were nned $5 and cORt.li by H H Meu, j~tice of the peace when theg appe!li'ed be.. fore the magtstra.t.e Monday alter- l yw4<><1 to OF SOLID SOUTH .- • to rrom Chlcsgo to New York fliGHT R[SUMEO 8YfliER AfHR liS INC 1~ H~~HS Flyin11 Ace Still Ahead Of Record In Spite Of Weather HOPES TO GAIN Over Old Mark On Next Le11 ; Stop Helped Phy· aical Condition Michiaan Couple Captured After Robhery; Tried to Recoup Fortune •'CENTRAL "AIRPORTH hul chen of the home of"'"ElA MtCbr(el I Rutland, completely deatroyl!lj the 1 t•ouae and fumtshlnlll, early Mon-1 day , The house, altuated pea~ the 1 Rutland rallroud depot, burned rapldlY. lt was aald, tb.e t8mUy h4sv~ 1 InK little time to e~~cape with a t.mall number or person&! belonc~ •ngs alter the blaze wa.s dtsoovered 1 Mr Michael had left the house to do lihe early mornlng chore! while tbe re,maindel' of the famUy re- 1 rnatned ln ttielr ·beds, U was .said ~ Whm dlatovered. the enUre kit· chen was completely enveloped in the names whleb •pread rapidly to other ~ectlons of the house m&tinl); it rathet diMeult for the fire fiJht - 1 ers The amount or ~ama.ae was hot determined Victory For Wet. M.ar•ktd lllght Firat Break In Dry Column *• * .hi outh the blaze ·werl'!• tok•n Into cust.ody,., by Bheroift' A 0 Tracy, Tuesday momtna. on cha1Q'E'B of the theft of & drh1tll rein and bridle from a. nelihbor Glenn Jewett came to Pomeroy ~st week obt.ainlng a. warrant from the court ot H H Mees, Justice Of the Peace, to search t.bQ pren;lises nr lsanlnger, who J~wett a.lleg:ed, had stolen tqe rein and bridle Barrti\ser waa accosted by Bher1ft' Tracy qnd .Je:Wett \~hUe driving his tum along tbe ' roadway, nfil.r Hatlha'n, l.fld at that ttme Jewett ldent.tned tbe relna o~ 1Ulc te~ OOtonalnl Barrl"er -.s: those stolen front him MaY 30 It, WQS agreeable hQWever When suar~ted by the wherltr~ th~t ~ar~ ringer be a.Uowed to com~;~lete his day's aft:tlfity with the team an,d then i[ tunr satisfied ~t • ~ 111lns belqpged to Jewett, to ret.uJ11 them -~ ~ Jew~t, SB.ld the reins ~lid nQI. been t.eturntld a.acl l!iani.nler 'and hb1 brother-ln~la.w, AahJtty fat~ tc report, a.a promised, to the Shel1~ !ft.'s office They \?Jere incarcerated ~Y when they carJ;le to .Pomeroy demr· In11 the tb.ett Ohf'rget They will be gl,en a preliminary ~ar:i111 befor~ Justice Mee11, _ Rochester N Y July 19-INBThe Italian air krmada led by Cf'Jleral Italo BalbO plli'Jied over Rt {hester a.t. 12 30 'EST 1 on ll& evening a!Ler a \lr'1'!eks court.. - - - - - - - - - Columbus ·· • ¥ ¥ Mrs William Martin and two AngeletU went to Mar· lett& Sunday for a. short visit with children are spending a few days with relatives at Bowman's Run. friends wM ~~':;of~~th~e~Le~r~lon~~~~ra~~Pos~ler~~an~d§so~n~~~w~ard~~,..~-~wy~e~re~sh!~ew~ll~1~m~e~e~t~~~~~~he~r~l ~~ ==~~=::::~ 'l'he pla.intm avers In the petition together with all ex·service men to attend It P•-operty belonglnR. to him tn Meirs ~aid ' county had been Insured acco1 dmg I _ - - - - - -to theil value with the ttl"fPnrl "'"'1 company, and that on Feb 5th, 1932, the dwelling house an,d cellar house were totally destroyed to&'eth-1 er w1Lh hoWl~ hold goods implenJent!. 1 seeds and g1aln The pettUon rurthrr allegeR that i Shenefield properly mo.de n clalrn tor Ute Jt:O\mt Of d&m:tlR:e by the I flre on ruary 6th, but that nQ 1 ~ttletnen or a part .eUJernmt. been mad• ., th• rn.urnnoe com. pany lmd therefore I$ asklnK' the court to ~rm.nt Jud8)llent in th" I amount of damnge to the !)rop~• ty that building:. ILI1r1 I9," nel somal Drew viti beWebster Invited 6 per Bl"VE'tRl cent from AprU 5th Ia • • • Slmon and Julius wasser of WuhinltOQ, o o are here vlsltlna Mt'l}. H o Deffenbacker ::~~l~r.l their uncle and aunt, .Mr and Mrs to her home at OOlwnbus Joe R\IJ)in after vtalt here with ber 8 f • • E Will and brother Frank 0 Mrs. ;ltdvtard stark and Ruth • • 41 Herre went q, Oolumbus Sunday to AI Sheer or BJ'Itimore, Md, lll the visit rt~lativ.-. guest of hlll brother-In-law and sls¥ • 4 ter, Mr and Mrs Joe Rubin Miss Anna Scott of Port.smouth Mr and Mrt F 0 Hunton and came Monday to vtmt her 81ster M1ss Olive Westfall of Coolville .Miss Elizabeth Scott were recent guests or Mr and Mrs • • • L. ~ Person on Second st Mrs Delbert WUUnms went to Mu T Je~ Miss Anna 1 Prntts Forok Monday to - ftl)eftd-~" a. Bchlaerel, R B n.nd few days wtlih relatives Eugene Z1nuner Ml.u • • ¥ Carbl,yn Jmes to Ky I ohk>-O::nerauy fair &onllht and. Tburrd&J u:cept probably lOcl.l showers "nllll"'M1a7 1Jl South porUoo LtWe chAnge In temperature.. Italian Air Armada to Ar· rive in New York Late rhi• Afternoon • • ¥ ed Monday Kn Alk:e Thnrnas bu returned f!nd visit In to her home 1n Zanea'Yille after 'Y1s1t1ng with friends and relatives MW Olp tere. WEATHER FORECAST- Fliers To Receive Rousing Welcome Shorter Houro And Higher Wa1ea Plan Ia Beinl Work!!d Out th:e~~c:;l~~-e~~~:~~ea s~u~~ ~t ~home. uur at PR~MUlGATWN IJf W~HK CODE HfSTS WITH ROOS[V[lll ' :~t~~~:~u::'~e~r .!~':nt i~~~~~ I BE ~Jt.slnl REtTURNED TO COURT ale to ~ litua,tlon was the !.-..ct that liOme ot t}Jie taxi men th~mJ M 'Pa.t" Thornton, probation _____ . 263 .Jij :ar::ay. / FULL LEASED WIRE OF l}fTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. • ~ntury O~raJ M~~~n~o c~' 17hi~ ~ a~be ~id In~ al 11 ~:n~r' ,.~::~e :~~5 Hrf:men: PIYO~chnlcs ~lljembly lf you want the Newo Office of The DaD:r Tribune, call 236-L: It the Buoinoos Office ask for 202-R, EADERS' NOTICE - .. . ~a.nds ~\ J.' - R �I, ' ' 1I'JIDIIDDAY, JULY' 18, 11110 • l . WEONESOA Y JULY" 1!'1, 1933 THE DAlLY TR1BUN£ .. "PPMEROY, OftiO PBONII Iltlft IGWI TO TBE DAILY TRIBUNE , ~ The Runaway IUIGS P llllf.I8111NG COIIIP4NY ot ....mt}', ~ u eecQ.qd~cWil mat~r eep~ , - - - --. II Ohio 1 NEWS 13, 1926, at the PoiL omce at .....,.., Ohio, under \ht Ad or M~ c."l 3 une Publllhed De.Uy I.DG 1 1 ' ' ~ acept S&Wrday Locatt=Ct on LoweT Sooor d. Strel!t Pomeroy 0 When our !rlenda .&f'Dd us lettera or n~wa matt.er Jctr publica tion they IQOQid Ln all cues ~an t h eir rwne&-llltbbuih not net:13111arUy to be .-mted. II_ VIRGINIA _:GR =-=: EG~ G'-=-:-­ Pbone 682 - L 8WIMMDIO PARTY About a4l Klrla ot the Home ~ I ) wu a.eeo'l\panied on the p lt.no by nomtca Department or U1& Middle· I J. ort bifh ~ehool and their tnatruclor M 11111 Lena. ;Mae Fell enjoyed a LWlmmlnJ party and picnic Tuea· oay evenlns at the SyracUIIe B11~h· lng Beach Mrs Blanche Hasklns rll;o nccompa.nled them 1 1 . • ---===~~~~~~~~ -NATIONAL APVE&TISlNG B EPRE8f .NTATI VJ:8 ' ' Cblcaro. Pbll-.44tlpbla, Plttabar1h, MUn uii.Oe - - - - -- --;F;:o:r - .... ~;: ..,:,;:i;tJ OfDce C•ll %38-L ,f_ __F_~ __ a~u.-m~"-'=o_m.~·-·_•d_c_-.~w-•_"_•_•_D_••_•:c_•~'~'~~o---a____ 1 D~ll't'tred D¥ Carrier CDe Week 0JJe !bnt.h We Year * l5 B y Mall One Month Three l4ontl.s ~) Six MOilthtl 6 00 One Ye:u -~_.::::_:_:=--.::..:_:_::_:_:_:..:_::; .tO 1 00 I UU weell: by DMJtcw to attend the Century of Pl'Oirell ElpoaltJoD at cna,o Mra M.ilUe Hapr Yr and Ki'1l W R D&VIJ, Mrl Wm ~ H elre!': and M"rs HaiUe BoWen arid dll~ spen t Wf'dnHday wtth fo(r aDd Mrs JJ8.VId Walker • : Mr and Mrs Perry Parley llpellt( Bund11.y with tll» pa.nmLIJ Ur and Mn> Henry Farley A L Homday Ia IU autl'ern'a: with liver dl&ea.ae He Ia undft' the care o1 Dr Stan ley at Albany Mr and Mnt! L H .1Nelaon and .!On Bllllf' of AddiSon w~ c&lllnl on' hi~ fH.t hrr Chaa N'elson Wedr:lf!i!lcl&y I AnoayoDUI letter~ however t:w:CPllent an I desirable lD them- I lillN ill no inl"'nce will be publlahed. leit Grover OUI and ramUJ h lll aunL Olenna Rummel M1M Marcella Cw tt'T "'as the h OWie guul ol KILthrrn BhaAf tn Pomeroy Bu nda" The M lnt!mville PR1r nt fPhrltem A.&~M:x. laU.o n held titf'tr am1ru11 lttcntc nt the fl'alr OrounW> Sun(tuy rt wa8 a n all d11y aflu.lr ,no tV~I vone t.Jl) OYI'•1 u.e djl' Ju tht- uftf'moon rnce& were lu progrt-'\<:. lor ,..htcl plizes were atven th1 111 n<> n: let cre: a m W3ll ~rved as rttt esnmt-nLS Mrs Ca8!!a RoB(: or Wekhwwn wrtained a numbn u t;:llt't:l.!> at hPr 'lome tan Wed 1 t } n r tll~ 11 1 honor of M n J m • Au H 1 ' 1 11 betLOn Cuntt , f.. .,.. ~ • r1 l1 1U d 4!lrti l}le t'Vt!IIIJI( Ill Wolll r tJ J ' !.U llld Mrs JWbe r~ M('Kinllf')' ~'lt-tll 8 LI. tUI'd:lly w:lt h her J)U~'e ll l.t: Cm11. H IU:hlll-" Mt ~ .O.J I I! ll M1 aud M r!i A lonzo J-lam p~OJI t ach a\1d M.rR Jtu ~ bJ UJ 11 n ~ M r anll MtS. Ken ne th Cooper r eed prW:~; Dtllctuu rrfrtslltl <'Ill tr~rn f'd .1:3 unda.y to tJlelr home a & were served by 1h.c h1 ~uss I ASh vi lle arter a weeks vlstt wtth Mr11 Nora Roush has bu.n ro11 her mother Mfli F D Nelllon &nd fined t.u her hom e wl~h llntoo..o; lot ol'ht:r relati ve~ They were accom• the pr.IL !!'\~ day_, panled home by he r sister Mrs. Mts Charlt~ W1 h~o.., was n Kina N~lson lor u Short visit week -e n d vl ~llo a thr ho nc of H'r and Ml'f:i La ben Cain wert: 11er mo~!1e r Mil> r '~"' RIIJo;ll 111 b u•l nr~s caller ut Pom eroy StatUI; N1 w Hll VI'Il du y Mr .tnd Mrs Cl\dt Bro11.11 wert' Mt 11nd Mrs M E Nel'Kin and vit;JLllti th e latl tor s pa r e1tt~ \IJ J u.nd father J W Nelson ~ re sund~ M ~ Char les Bu k In Rul la nd gu,e '!ts of Mr and Mr~ \V R Uavl:i I S unday Star Onngc met ali Lhelr rt'lgule.r Mr and Mrs Ernest w a.m er went session SBturQa.y n lgl1t fhe Jln,t; I to New H&ven Sat urday to ~pc ud 1 and ~ond deg ree waJF1!onft rre d on a week with M r people tne1 e a class of sbc candida~ Mr a nd Mrs James Smith and son Vern ~ returned to lil t u HYSELL RUN t10me tn Barberton Sund ky a Itt 1 a t wo weeks lslt h ere with her p tr Pear l Black and son Wlll lam OTt ent~ Mr a nd Mrs GilbErt Rtunmrl he re from Columbu.'l vili1 t lng t'tt>l"' Mrt waller Houdashelt or Wei rls ter :Mrs ~ Wooda rd and other :ihtown y,ho h a.1:1 entertalnrd her relatives mot hl'r a nd sister Mrs Will Conant Maud BeartPS and da ughters o r a nd Paullne for t he past :«'Vll >I Happy Hollow were the gueat.s o~ w u:~ ks retur ned to Colum bus vr !th her pareljltS Mr and Mrs Lew!~ fo r a week s vtslt Rus!'lell trldt~.Y I 1h1.. m luyd Rumm el n turned to h is Cit:!'\ eland R u.ssell an4 famUy o1. 11ome h• re S a.Lurdny afl11 a two Ru ~tnnd were callers at Hysell Run week s vls ll \\lth Jel e~ ttw m Btu Monday Oetun Els h~ a nd Flo rence and Maqr Ml s F red Shacklt>ford and chll RUSI>dl were ealMng on Mrs Le't1 dren or Mtdd lct..on J.rf' vt 1tlng her Woodard Mon day evening 1 pa rt nlu Mr fl ml Mrs (;~ orge G ret n Crc1! Rus~ll bt t\lls place rem Welshtmvu llll'ned to his work at Hturtsonvll~ Wlll n1d Bul tl u1on met son J ohn Monday ~am e last w<>e k lo sprl\d a monlh Lr wh. Ru'>sell Jr ~d 11\'ife and with h U\ g a ndm ot hl'r M rs El za rlaughter wert Bundl.y aJ'temoon bet h S ch o.effc 1 \ J! Hes ts ot h ils paren ts here I :it 00 t.OO ____ I BANK INQUIRY 1 J HE BANK INQ UIRY ord et e d by the State Se nate a s a 1 re:w lt of the fa ilure of a bank under what apvcared 1 to be su spi CIOUs eli cumstan c.:c-:-;, has brought ou t m.,ny I thmgs that fa ll to r ~ ass u t e the peo ple that thmgs luwe I b ccJl op~ J a ted 111 .1 stn ctly hu no18b le : nd Lw s tnes~:~ like J I 1 I I lowing several weeks \' IS it h ~rr: with ! !l ends Mary Ka t hryn and Mu1-g u e ut ~ Helne9 re turned Tuesdu.y from se \ eral da ys visit at Bellevue Oh io M iss Mary Dennis ond Dun 1-~arn L~ I accompanied them Mrs Earl Qulvey was expected to t'lltel a C olu m bus h Clsp it tll W l n esday tor observation and pr ob· able cpcl:\tlc tJ Oliva. Reed ret u 1m d M Oll<l fiY f!"om R week: end vis it In Co lum ~ Jl !' with het tather F oolct Rl cd The Ladles of the G I! R M1d· dleport will hold an Rll cta.v picnic t:.L t he BhenRng Sp1lngs Th ursdii.Y July 20 Mcmlx rs who are plan n ~ lng tu &ttend th e m t-etlng wlll meet at the W oo dman Hu ll at 10 AM E H Buck and son Homer left Tuesday for t he ir home at Los An· geles c aurornJa after visitin g h ere V(it h Mrs Blna Sa nborn and f amily Mn; Charles Wise M1 s Willia m Allma n a nd Mrs Ch ar les Barnett att" nd ed t h e funera l of a 1elntlve a t Ch&r leston Tuesday hALl WOOD POOR EXCUSE NOTICE Ot~ AP POINT MEN T CLASS MEETS The regular meet ing of the Ltl· t!J' 'I lJfbl P. class cf the First Baptist church waa held Tuesday evening at th e hotn" of Mrs J 0 Lfc n ard The 1egulru busln u~~ I uas tlel d fnlloWtd h t" of a shm t PI ogt ll.m 11Je pr l's ld "nt .M rs •.. Jam<" Murrny presided over ~ .. IP Ptlng About 20 membe r~ nf t.he class were p1esen t for U1e Wlll mm Bulib ol C ~ 1 ':-. 1 t um tly 'I lit l1d I' Ill: \ ' t t nf M D W a:.l lillll tOn (, W IJl\t fllld .-.~ presen t f01 th e e•e M.esdam ~;s A ~ehe r of C [ l lll ht s M G White r H 0 "1 \ s M 0 Ha1t mger Bessie Hr:nt J l~fl 0 H Stt:!war! Dee W m d E G P1 ob'Jl Misses Ber t.ha 11nd Nor ma 0 ant Nella Calderwood Sn.rn Jc n"~ the h onor g ue st, Mrs BulLi s a m i l'o~t •s Ml'll HyselJ B IIIJ D1NG T ENNI S COURf Completion of work on t he t en~ nl.s com I of the H eath M E church \\hl rl\ Is btln g don"' by mr n be1 ~ cr American <Cont tn ued from P ~t t: e th1el "l'!h ... mllltar:-; j udg£' bere bowev( ccnt lnucs Jn h is relentles.<! at.l!u i" s tating Oetting ln t.o tJouble wtth civil guu ds Is jur,t u.s dan~;·el ou, IL'l gett ln11 m Lo tJOuble wi t h a m lllta 1Y S! 1tl 3 wno is on duty .;_ __ OPEN AIR coN C ERT and chtldrcn l he r mo1.11cr WEDNES DAY JUL\ • (3 'I I9TR '1 30 P M - AT- - Sycamore Gtove miles eas1. or '1tacin• on R aven sw ooct T(NI.:)) MINERSVILLE _- ·Antiquity and Middleport String Banda Plenty of MU8\c Plenty of F un - ---Fliers ' i Promulgation t.h t r pl'. <:Ji h I t ;:~.guc of L11e Met11n dJf>t ChUI ( h if m IU it h ilS bf<~ ll nnnounccrl and 1L Is thou gh t th nt the cc UJ t \Htl be open rm pli\Y ooon Much credit ror wor k on the ccurt h due to H "rbot Chambers wh o ~o gcne!lousl y dona tr d tht ~c uf a !ruck a nd dri ve• Sev€ro.l til( rs ulw mad e dona tlom; or mon; y elc wh ich mo.de t he wut k on llTt m " pe& lbl" und which Is ~:~ e :llly a ppreclo.ted OLD SALEM .J'OU AND YOUR FRIENDS • A ll~ JNYTI'fliP m r:t ~l n~ Adln lnlW<a.tor l\ 1t11 Ule Wil! Th(' h ru:t aAA st-n qd dcllc lo"lus rre!'h men ts a t t he c!Ost uf £Venlng Annru~e d TRIO TO BROADCAS I I DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?. By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma I I I r· l' I I ' G. L. LANDSBURG, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZILIAN AMERICAN SAYS: THAT Brazil is potentially a great market for good standard brands of American exports. .$30,000,000 worth are already imported. The population totals 40,000,000 and ita birth-rate I& one of the highest in the world. From the American point of view, the average standard of livinr is extremely low, but there ex iota a growing prosperous middle clan, appreciative of-and what io more important, capable of payinr for-quality 1oods. It is uaelcsa for foreiin aoods to !ry to compete in tho cheapest gradea of merchandise, which are amplY ~ppljed by loc:e,l manufacturen. Aejvertifipr ftill• lo r~ the great mass of the population, w~icli ja-il' Jl'll• t r''~-IIJit~;rate. However, the portion of the PPpl!lation wllicli h'aa tile reqpiaite buyil¥1 power has in aeneral a wor~hllflino'l'l!l!lilgt of the E11rliah lan~Uare. Br~•\l.iaJI• at'lamonl! the beot llnruiato i" the world. All e!fl!ct~d ~?r,zlli•l!• haY~ for JIIIUIY generations spoken French. Most text booka bHd In •he hi1her educational in&tltutiona are Frellc:lt. Before 1898 and the freolnr of the slaves, the educat•d Brazilian "in trade" waa rare. Sin"e that date the liberal ,profeasiona ht~ve drawn a 11'UC:h s!llaller percentage, an~ . lk~ i,'J'11!W,'I-l!.~ i.: ·' i•~· Ql'..NJi!~Wl!W:alliu ~J}I,h;'''tb•W.~4;•,~e~!lf,JoQtiuare;' R4f;burt''O'lltY~i*'j,Tii. Thl•~i5 Ojho\nllbr tl\~ Brazillan'.A"lllerican. the only AmeriCAn 1ffi'!I!J,ytlli the counjty, which now haa fopr Brazilian ruders fof~h 'lcK-e~~ reader. Three mo re loca l bo) s are m &.k~ tng good, or apparently so This was learned Wednesday morniug when o. message wal5 recetved from t' tem at. The Dally Tribune omce The Middlepor t t rio Is com posed f'f Dwigh t K im Pa ul Cunplngham a nd Cha1 Ies S h urnR.ker who arc r la ylng d lth Ken Ken ner a nd his Para mounl Club orcllestra at Char lotte N C The boys m torm thP. Tribune t hnt they will broadco..'lt u~er the air ton!Kh t fro m 11 30 to 1.2 P M with the orch est ra 01 er Station W B T Chlt!lotte Flight I!'id \?ou Jever Stop (to ttbink 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. NORMAN,H. ORR, MANAGING EDITOR OF THE YONKERS , . (N. ¥.) RECO~, SAYS : "Aiffiough &.any merchanb today could sa"" their ' buolneas from bankruptcy by a little of the proper lt:rnd .of adv~rti<ips, they 'l!lve woney' by bopintr customers will eome to their aiore. ' "Just t o ad.iertiae will not do in these days of careful a_P.end' in11. ~ping Y,our name before the public went .out with '. tho id~'!fJ;a,ving an automoblie for every memlier ol th~ fam1ly, , Toila:t y/;ip. muot advertise 'price'- it i~ the only tlii11g prospective customers are interested in. They w11l go where they are told ond where the fact is proven that they will get what they want for len. "Hence the merchant who knows enouah to take generous apace fill it ;..;th one or two illuatriona, little reading matter and a ' type, will get reaulta. . cheap,price,in large "Bu•i!>eo• is bad, but there ia some ~ems done and ~e merchan( who goes after it in the rigbt way IS the one wbo wtll get moat of it. "Never make the miatake of thinking you save !'Ioney .by cuttinr out advm'tiaing. Don't throw money away by p~st buy1n1 space. Let romebody who knows up-to-date advertlltng methoda ,repare your copy and 110 to it. GEt THE JUMP ON THE OTtiER FELLOW WHO IS SITTING BACK WAITING FOR BUSINESS TO IMPROVE." . " �I, ' ' 1I'JIDIIDDAY, JULY' 18, 11110 • l . WEONESOA Y JULY" 1!'1, 1933 THE DAlLY TR1BUN£ .. "PPMEROY, OftiO PBONII Iltlft IGWI TO TBE DAILY TRIBUNE , ~ The Runaway IUIGS P llllf.I8111NG COIIIP4NY ot ....mt}', ~ u eecQ.qd~cWil mat~r eep~ , - - - --. II Ohio 1 NEWS 13, 1926, at the PoiL omce at .....,.., Ohio, under \ht Ad or M~ c."l 3 une Publllhed De.Uy I.DG 1 1 ' ' ~ acept S&Wrday Locatt=Ct on LoweT Sooor d. Strel!t Pomeroy 0 When our !rlenda .&f'Dd us lettera or n~wa matt.er Jctr publica tion they IQOQid Ln all cues ~an t h eir rwne&-llltbbuih not net:13111arUy to be .-mted. II_ VIRGINIA _:GR =-=: EG~ G'-=-:-­ Pbone 682 - L 8WIMMDIO PARTY About a4l Klrla ot the Home ~ I ) wu a.eeo'l\panied on the p lt.no by nomtca Department or U1& Middle· I J. ort bifh ~ehool and their tnatruclor M 11111 Lena. ;Mae Fell enjoyed a LWlmmlnJ party and picnic Tuea· oay evenlns at the SyracUIIe B11~h· lng Beach Mrs Blanche Hasklns rll;o nccompa.nled them 1 1 . • ---===~~~~~~~~ -NATIONAL APVE&TISlNG B EPRE8f .NTATI VJ:8 ' ' Cblcaro. Pbll-.44tlpbla, Plttabar1h, MUn uii.Oe - - - - -- --;F;:o:r - .... ~;: ..,:,;:i;tJ OfDce C•ll %38-L ,f_ __F_~ __ a~u.-m~"-'=o_m.~·-·_•d_c_-.~w-•_"_•_•_D_••_•:c_•~'~'~~o---a____ 1 D~ll't'tred D¥ Carrier CDe Week 0JJe !bnt.h We Year * l5 B y Mall One Month Three l4ontl.s ~) Six MOilthtl 6 00 One Ye:u -~_.::::_:_:=--.::..:_:_::_:_:_:..:_::; .tO 1 00 I UU weell: by DMJtcw to attend the Century of Pl'Oirell ElpoaltJoD at cna,o Mra M.ilUe Hapr Yr and Ki'1l W R D&VIJ, Mrl Wm ~ H elre!': and M"rs HaiUe BoWen arid dll~ spen t Wf'dnHday wtth fo(r aDd Mrs JJ8.VId Walker • : Mr and Mrs Perry Parley llpellt( Bund11.y with tll» pa.nmLIJ Ur and Mn> Henry Farley A L Homday Ia IU autl'ern'a: with liver dl&ea.ae He Ia undft' the care o1 Dr Stan ley at Albany Mr and Mnt! L H .1Nelaon and .!On Bllllf' of AddiSon w~ c&lllnl on' hi~ fH.t hrr Chaa N'elson Wedr:lf!i!lcl&y I AnoayoDUI letter~ however t:w:CPllent an I desirable lD them- I lillN ill no inl"'nce will be publlahed. leit Grover OUI and ramUJ h lll aunL Olenna Rummel M1M Marcella Cw tt'T "'as the h OWie guul ol KILthrrn BhaAf tn Pomeroy Bu nda" The M lnt!mville PR1r nt fPhrltem A.&~M:x. laU.o n held titf'tr am1ru11 lttcntc nt the fl'alr OrounW> Sun(tuy rt wa8 a n all d11y aflu.lr ,no tV~I vone t.Jl) OYI'•1 u.e djl' Ju tht- uftf'moon rnce& were lu progrt-'\<:. lor ,..htcl plizes were atven th1 111 n<> n: let cre: a m W3ll ~rved as rttt esnmt-nLS Mrs Ca8!!a RoB(: or Wekhwwn wrtained a numbn u t;:llt't:l.!> at hPr 'lome tan Wed 1 t } n r tll~ 11 1 honor of M n J m • Au H 1 ' 1 11 betLOn Cuntt , f.. .,.. ~ • r1 l1 1U d 4!lrti l}le t'Vt!IIIJI( Ill Wolll r tJ J ' !.U llld Mrs JWbe r~ M('Kinllf')' ~'lt-tll 8 LI. tUI'd:lly w:lt h her J)U~'e ll l.t: Cm11. H IU:hlll-" Mt ~ .O.J I I! ll M1 aud M r!i A lonzo J-lam p~OJI t ach a\1d M.rR Jtu ~ bJ UJ 11 n ~ M r anll MtS. Ken ne th Cooper r eed prW:~; Dtllctuu rrfrtslltl <'Ill tr~rn f'd .1:3 unda.y to tJlelr home a & were served by 1h.c h1 ~uss I ASh vi lle arter a weeks vlstt wtth Mr11 Nora Roush has bu.n ro11 her mother Mfli F D Nelllon &nd fined t.u her hom e wl~h llntoo..o; lot ol'ht:r relati ve~ They were accom• the pr.IL !!'\~ day_, panled home by he r sister Mrs. Mts Charlt~ W1 h~o.., was n Kina N~lson lor u Short visit week -e n d vl ~llo a thr ho nc of H'r and Ml'f:i La ben Cain wert: 11er mo~!1e r Mil> r '~"' RIIJo;ll 111 b u•l nr~s caller ut Pom eroy StatUI; N1 w Hll VI'Il du y Mr .tnd Mrs Cl\dt Bro11.11 wert' Mt 11nd Mrs M E Nel'Kin and vit;JLllti th e latl tor s pa r e1tt~ \IJ J u.nd father J W Nelson ~ re sund~ M ~ Char les Bu k In Rul la nd gu,e '!ts of Mr and Mr~ \V R Uavl:i I S unday Star Onngc met ali Lhelr rt'lgule.r Mr and Mrs Ernest w a.m er went session SBturQa.y n lgl1t fhe Jln,t; I to New H&ven Sat urday to ~pc ud 1 and ~ond deg ree waJF1!onft rre d on a week with M r people tne1 e a class of sbc candida~ Mr a nd Mrs James Smith and son Vern ~ returned to lil t u HYSELL RUN t10me tn Barberton Sund ky a Itt 1 a t wo weeks lslt h ere with her p tr Pear l Black and son Wlll lam OTt ent~ Mr a nd Mrs GilbErt Rtunmrl he re from Columbu.'l vili1 t lng t'tt>l"' Mrt waller Houdashelt or Wei rls ter :Mrs ~ Wooda rd and other :ihtown y,ho h a.1:1 entertalnrd her relatives mot hl'r a nd sister Mrs Will Conant Maud BeartPS and da ughters o r a nd Paullne for t he past :«'Vll >I Happy Hollow were the gueat.s o~ w u:~ ks retur ned to Colum bus vr !th her pareljltS Mr and Mrs Lew!~ fo r a week s vtslt Rus!'lell trldt~.Y I 1h1.. m luyd Rumm el n turned to h is Cit:!'\ eland R u.ssell an4 famUy o1. 11ome h• re S a.Lurdny afl11 a two Ru ~tnnd were callers at Hysell Run week s vls ll \\lth Jel e~ ttw m Btu Monday Oetun Els h~ a nd Flo rence and Maqr Ml s F red Shacklt>ford and chll RUSI>dl were ealMng on Mrs Le't1 dren or Mtdd lct..on J.rf' vt 1tlng her Woodard Mon day evening 1 pa rt nlu Mr fl ml Mrs (;~ orge G ret n Crc1! Rus~ll bt t\lls place rem Welshtmvu llll'ned to his work at Hturtsonvll~ Wlll n1d Bul tl u1on met son J ohn Monday ~am e last w<>e k lo sprl\d a monlh Lr wh. Ru'>sell Jr ~d 11\'ife and with h U\ g a ndm ot hl'r M rs El za rlaughter wert Bundl.y aJ'temoon bet h S ch o.effc 1 \ J! Hes ts ot h ils paren ts here I :it 00 t.OO ____ I BANK INQUIRY 1 J HE BANK INQ UIRY ord et e d by the State Se nate a s a 1 re:w lt of the fa ilure of a bank under what apvcared 1 to be su spi CIOUs eli cumstan c.:c-:-;, has brought ou t m.,ny I thmgs that fa ll to r ~ ass u t e the peo ple that thmgs luwe I b ccJl op~ J a ted 111 .1 stn ctly hu no18b le : nd Lw s tnes~:~ like J I 1 I I lowing several weeks \' IS it h ~rr: with ! !l ends Mary Ka t hryn and Mu1-g u e ut ~ Helne9 re turned Tuesdu.y from se \ eral da ys visit at Bellevue Oh io M iss Mary Dennis ond Dun 1-~arn L~ I accompanied them Mrs Earl Qulvey was expected to t'lltel a C olu m bus h Clsp it tll W l n esday tor observation and pr ob· able cpcl:\tlc tJ Oliva. Reed ret u 1m d M Oll<l fiY f!"om R week: end vis it In Co lum ~ Jl !' with het tather F oolct Rl cd The Ladles of the G I! R M1d· dleport will hold an Rll cta.v picnic t:.L t he BhenRng Sp1lngs Th ursdii.Y July 20 Mcmlx rs who are plan n ~ lng tu &ttend th e m t-etlng wlll meet at the W oo dman Hu ll at 10 AM E H Buck and son Homer left Tuesday for t he ir home at Los An· geles c aurornJa after visitin g h ere V(it h Mrs Blna Sa nborn and f amily Mn; Charles Wise M1 s Willia m Allma n a nd Mrs Ch ar les Barnett att" nd ed t h e funera l of a 1elntlve a t Ch&r leston Tuesday hALl WOOD POOR EXCUSE NOTICE Ot~ AP POINT MEN T CLASS MEETS The regular meet ing of the Ltl· t!J' 'I lJfbl P. class cf the First Baptist church waa held Tuesday evening at th e hotn" of Mrs J 0 Lfc n ard The 1egulru busln u~~ I uas tlel d fnlloWtd h t" of a shm t PI ogt ll.m 11Je pr l's ld "nt .M rs •.. Jam<" Murrny presided over ~ .. IP Ptlng About 20 membe r~ nf t.he class were p1esen t for U1e Wlll mm Bulib ol C ~ 1 ':-. 1 t um tly 'I lit l1d I' Ill: \ ' t t nf M D W a:.l lillll tOn (, W IJl\t fllld .-.~ presen t f01 th e e•e M.esdam ~;s A ~ehe r of C [ l lll ht s M G White r H 0 "1 \ s M 0 Ha1t mger Bessie Hr:nt J l~fl 0 H Stt:!war! Dee W m d E G P1 ob'Jl Misses Ber t.ha 11nd Nor ma 0 ant Nella Calderwood Sn.rn Jc n"~ the h onor g ue st, Mrs BulLi s a m i l'o~t •s Ml'll HyselJ B IIIJ D1NG T ENNI S COURf Completion of work on t he t en~ nl.s com I of the H eath M E church \\hl rl\ Is btln g don"' by mr n be1 ~ cr American <Cont tn ued from P ~t t: e th1el "l'!h ... mllltar:-; j udg£' bere bowev( ccnt lnucs Jn h is relentles.<! at.l!u i" s tating Oetting ln t.o tJouble wtth civil guu ds Is jur,t u.s dan~;·el ou, IL'l gett ln11 m Lo tJOuble wi t h a m lllta 1Y S! 1tl 3 wno is on duty .;_ __ OPEN AIR coN C ERT and chtldrcn l he r mo1.11cr WEDNES DAY JUL\ • (3 'I I9TR '1 30 P M - AT- - Sycamore Gtove miles eas1. or '1tacin• on R aven sw ooct T(NI.:)) MINERSVILLE _- ·Antiquity and Middleport String Banda Plenty of MU8\c Plenty of F un - ---Fliers ' i Promulgation t.h t r pl'. <:Ji h I t ;:~.guc of L11e Met11n dJf>t ChUI ( h if m IU it h ilS bf<~ ll nnnounccrl and 1L Is thou gh t th nt the cc UJ t \Htl be open rm pli\Y ooon Much credit ror wor k on the ccurt h due to H "rbot Chambers wh o ~o gcne!lousl y dona tr d tht ~c uf a !ruck a nd dri ve• Sev€ro.l til( rs ulw mad e dona tlom; or mon; y elc wh ich mo.de t he wut k on llTt m " pe& lbl" und which Is ~:~ e :llly a ppreclo.ted OLD SALEM .J'OU AND YOUR FRIENDS • A ll~ JNYTI'fliP m r:t ~l n~ Adln lnlW<a.tor l\ 1t11 Ule Wil! Th(' h ru:t aAA st-n qd dcllc lo"lus rre!'h men ts a t t he c!Ost uf £Venlng Annru~e d TRIO TO BROADCAS I I DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?. By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma I I I r· l' I I ' G. L. LANDSBURG, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZILIAN AMERICAN SAYS: THAT Brazil is potentially a great market for good standard brands of American exports. .$30,000,000 worth are already imported. The population totals 40,000,000 and ita birth-rate I& one of the highest in the world. From the American point of view, the average standard of livinr is extremely low, but there ex iota a growing prosperous middle clan, appreciative of-and what io more important, capable of payinr for-quality 1oods. It is uaelcsa for foreiin aoods to !ry to compete in tho cheapest gradea of merchandise, which are amplY ~ppljed by loc:e,l manufacturen. Aejvertifipr ftill• lo r~ the great mass of the population, w~icli ja-il' Jl'll• t r''~-IIJit~;rate. However, the portion of the PPpl!lation wllicli h'aa tile reqpiaite buyil¥1 power has in aeneral a wor~hllflino'l'l!l!lilgt of the E11rliah lan~Uare. Br~•\l.iaJI• at'lamonl! the beot llnruiato i" the world. All e!fl!ct~d ~?r,zlli•l!• haY~ for JIIIUIY generations spoken French. Most text booka bHd In •he hi1her educational in&tltutiona are Frellc:lt. Before 1898 and the freolnr of the slaves, the educat•d Brazilian "in trade" waa rare. Sin"e that date the liberal ,profeasiona ht~ve drawn a 11'UC:h s!llaller percentage, an~ . lk~ i,'J'11!W,'I-l!.~ i.: ·' i•~· Ql'..NJi!~Wl!W:alliu ~J}I,h;'''tb•W.~4;•,~e~!lf,JoQtiuare;' R4f;burt''O'lltY~i*'j,Tii. Thl•~i5 Ojho\nllbr tl\~ Brazillan'.A"lllerican. the only AmeriCAn 1ffi'!I!J,ytlli the counjty, which now haa fopr Brazilian ruders fof~h 'lcK-e~~ reader. Three mo re loca l bo) s are m &.k~ tng good, or apparently so This was learned Wednesday morniug when o. message wal5 recetved from t' tem at. The Dally Tribune omce The Middlepor t t rio Is com posed f'f Dwigh t K im Pa ul Cunplngham a nd Cha1 Ies S h urnR.ker who arc r la ylng d lth Ken Ken ner a nd his Para mounl Club orcllestra at Char lotte N C The boys m torm thP. Tribune t hnt they will broadco..'lt u~er the air ton!Kh t fro m 11 30 to 1.2 P M with the orch est ra 01 er Station W B T Chlt!lotte Flight I!'id \?ou Jever Stop (to ttbink 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. NORMAN,H. ORR, MANAGING EDITOR OF THE YONKERS , . (N. ¥.) RECO~, SAYS : "Aiffiough &.any merchanb today could sa"" their ' buolneas from bankruptcy by a little of the proper lt:rnd .of adv~rti<ips, they 'l!lve woney' by bopintr customers will eome to their aiore. ' "Just t o ad.iertiae will not do in these days of careful a_P.end' in11. ~ping Y,our name before the public went .out with '. tho id~'!fJ;a,ving an automoblie for every memlier ol th~ fam1ly, , Toila:t y/;ip. muot advertise 'price'- it i~ the only tlii11g prospective customers are interested in. They w11l go where they are told ond where the fact is proven that they will get what they want for len. "Hence the merchant who knows enouah to take generous apace fill it ;..;th one or two illuatriona, little reading matter and a ' type, will get reaulta. . cheap,price,in large "Bu•i!>eo• is bad, but there ia some ~ems done and ~e merchan( who goes after it in the rigbt way IS the one wbo wtll get moat of it. "Never make the miatake of thinking you save !'Ioney .by cuttinr out advm'tiaing. Don't throw money away by p~st buy1n1 space. Let romebody who knows up-to-date advertlltng methoda ,repare your copy and 110 to it. GEt THE JUMP ON THE OTtiER FELLOW WHO IS SITTING BACK WAITING FOR BUSINESS TO IMPROVE." . " �·i " .. The oeeonct ta • i!let!pe1' Jwnp. We'ro tile De I.M.aepa or rolft'r&. 'l'tlf.D It rolla t91' another hw.ldnd Tha t 's tlu! bird who atartitd l.he yardl &ad dJqll into the cup Ute Sue~ a.n.;t Pan&m.a caPf.1l. Apd hll'¥.o exh';U't.ed ~ ~!i91ul: to bed. a avt far witb elther. ~ DAD.Y UIIIVl'lll ' ··CLASSIFI"ED 'ADVEJI.Tr.SING SECTION. WANTID-A middle qed. wht\1! woman to st.a.y with Mrt. Whaley., Apply at Whaley's, C9urt St. i 7-1'1-31.. I P'OUND t~trap l"our k.e~ per line. on leathrr OwnTt1bune or- ! pereh c.he W1'llt.l., bmd near Peace church. ...... ~ ... ---.. 6·23-tf ! POIIZBOY, OKJO. Smltll'l .. I OobfecuUnllllel'tlo!la for prlco ' The ad ta.ker w1ll lladly aullt you lf d.flil'ed, 10 that · the copy for yow' ad 11 prep.:..~- lD •UGh & rna.np.er aa· to brtna: the a:reate1:1t lWII"'....... ~~nnic Nichol~:~ - ol /:..---------.....: '. I 25 by 80 fed-ned In ltlany Lanruages W~ have bern much lni.crest.ed ln Bcbby J ones's shorts. We mean , th -:: m ove.~ und no~ tlngerie. to Ohio Power Co. . I 1 One U room house-can be We (or two famme11-Lwo bath rotltrui, ncJ;t. lo Prlll!b)'· used Urian Churtn-.r\il on MaiD -- Gd1in~ One la.ree- l:ilud store room c ~un underGtand h ow _ . -=---:-=-=-- Lhe POLLY AND HER ·PALS ,"w TheBird Who Laid the Golden Egg ~r~~~~~=~ SO THE: NE:Ic:;.HBORS A. E:PIDE:MIC OFHE:N HOUSE: Street from . O[f{AT , and <1a.ugh:"'~~· Cora.._ spent Saturday wlth · Rilla. I;JOlUday. . Buokly and ra.m.py of netLt , cpent a. tew dal"·l with th~ormer' 3 la.t.Jler, Job.n Huckley. ~- 'Orace Martin a.nd chUdr:m · vtiliied. her mOther, lt4r5. ll'rank Neloon, Tuesday. . Wm. Houk ot ColumbU5, spent the put week wtth hl.a parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Houk. Mrs. Lola Wa11rter ot . Columbus. ThtJ:e h&ve b:en maD}" aun~ tJona ~la.ted ~ to Improve the e:Pent the past two w.!eka with her Pine' ct the t.y1 , Whc want t.o pl~y fa~er-, Wm. Cottrill. .bot~ I:IWia.l'dli. We think it. wa.s . Albert. Romine or Dexter spent ~ni ~ wbo advocated a Wednee.day with J. &. Morton. Alb:-rt Castor a.nd wile were Sunbl8ef·. cup OD the puttinG P't! CD. Tha.t was before Gene went to day Yi&ltora at E. P. BoJen ';; Mrs. Cash Nichols a.nd da .1g-hter, Chtcas:o last montb. Art.er that, Gene went 00 Engla.nd. Ria motto Cera.. spent 8undayw ith Ml'l5. OL11c wu, "Any plaee that Johnny Good.· Watts of Middleport. Mr. and MT8. BIU Knapp of man can't get to In a box car." Jacbonvllle, spent the week end We are in favor or bigg ~r cup':l. with his brother, Ezrc. K.no.pp nnd Thty can make 'em stel.ns If they . family. want to. we are a nve-putt man, 1 --------be!nl the only ""'" shal'k who ' COMMUNITY ur.eH the Culbertaon Approach Syn- . temtna: a:ott. We get there, root by Mns. Frank Lievb~ ilnd Mrs. HIroot. . ram Lievlng and daughter In:eua -Mae were in New Hilven Friday. The next time: we get out on the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwa.rdl!, Mr. old Divot Ranch nellt to the Winter and Mra. Homer Johnson called on Tee PIVm, we are going to double Mr. Ha-rr1 Mach!r u.nd fam1ly Pri,.. for Bobby Jones. W~ are s:olng to day evening. M:rs. Augustina Deguti• (left), mother of Capt. k~ep the ·left arm ttra.ta"ht, the D. W. Pogetwng and Ed' Lewis or head down and the wetaht ot tht' thlf.i place were in Point IPleiLSUnt ph en Darius (upper right), Lithunian flier, whofie hold body In both &hoea. Saturday. Ralph Job.nson who spent t.he tempt to fiy to his native land ended with his ;death wh1en· We Etarred golf as a. July amuse- past week with Henry and Edward his plane eraehed in German.y. Hi~ companion on ment and kept at It untU it becam ~ Pry at Rio Grande returned home flight, Stanley T. G'irenas (lower right). died with him;·: a January New Yea.r 1'£60iutlon. Saturday. Our summer schedule call5 lor a Mrs. James Fry and son Syron Oeorgl.B boy wbangs those hooked of Rio Grande, Henry Edwarcts bltllets down the moss-~;:overed fa.lr galfte wlth Gene Brookhaven in Riley Fry wile and two chtldren tting relatives and frtands. Sunday cftnidg at the hOme • "'rl>ose wl>o we•• at ....r s. J wile, Home'r Ja.c:kson, wlte and. way. He bops them In the atr three Cleveland; Judge l..e.ndis, in St. spent ·~ ..... am <>s children, Riley Fry, wile and Bo.n of Harry Muchh·. hundred yards. Th'! first bounce Leu~; Jimmy Hatlo, In Mrs. Ann r..ewts, better lmown as Fry SUIUlAy were Ei'nest· 1l yn dl>en and Ma.rsaret Dic.ll:ena. would be a drive for most golfers. FranciHco, and Primo Carn'!ra., on Long leland.. Aunt Ani\ of Qolwnbus 1s here vis- _•_•_•_t•_m_lly;_._o_'.-_·.,_Pr_:.Y_••_'•__ "'_"~:;;:;--;;;;::;-;:;-:--~~- I ' BYRON BING, Jv.. D. ,...,j and a.oeentuatto tiM htpa. U1e bKit awtq. throuih oo the aouthem ...C.. truster tl'l.' Wiell'ht ~ one en arch to ._,tbft"_ _ But the rutta palooka only 1oe11 &bout ~· yarda a.traJ.chl. aPd true to the woodl. 'l'hat'l wtia.t zhUe& it l.olllb for the dutl'er. Golf couna an- ~ treezs &lld Prestdo: . ntl RDole'V'elt 11 platltiDIJ Jll()l"e. UD Otl ! ... ..... , I .' ii'Ji L. 1105\\IOrLh WU a. bWJI.ness v..t.ttor 1n Vinton and Pomeroy, Moore who waa QJ.Ore variable with his hlttlna he cruhect out a slnt:Le,. In One Sided Conteot; Drin Out 14 Hits To Score 13 Runs - LOSERS HELPLESS ..:._ Before Neal Who Allows Three •Hita and F"n• Five Battera . Bucaneen, Iroped a triple. Neal w.., the only other player ,to aet more than one hlt. He accounted tor two. L. M001e crashed the gate for t.hree runs wb.Ue Neal and Da.viJ were the only oiJler players to acore more Ihan once. They dented' the rubber Lwice each. ' I 1 l!iiDIIATIOIOAL LU.ClVJ Roebelter I; Jener Clb' o. Bu.tralo 12: 8ilt1more 4. Newark 11: Toroct.o 0. Montreal '1': f, I •, -, G1anta, ..w..aur YANKEES ADVANCE ' S~ator-;-A~ain G.UUI fiiD4Y I I - AMERICAN Aa l.ciae; · Cleveland, Tis_.., Alao Win ' three The times at baL. hlta. runs and crrorn fol!CJw :- ~ 1 1 0 Toledo at Milwaukee. lad.Laalapolll; e.t Uln.nt;~poUa. <two l&mt'a.l Loullvllle U. St. Paul. ltwo gamea.) l ~ NATIONAL LEAGUE I I Brooklyn al ClrtclnnaU. New York at PlttaburJh . Boakln a.t Chkqo. Philadelphia at St. Loul.s. AMERICAN ! ° I INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I Jersey City ftwo 21 I - BY ,Cliff, Sterret~ I 11~ Albany at Montreal. ftwo gam68) . Baltimore at Buffalo. (two g:ames) . Newark at T<ront.o. {two games). I I . LENI lUNESKA ... thej ,most' distant as weU as R.&o LiUicteon 50e .•· ' I.. . I .5431 I t _,.. .--- ·-OMROW, Did ·you Ever Stop To Think? WHEN -,.OOTS! LADII.S COLONEL HOOl"ER STEP~ ON FIRST! 1'HE j SCALES, WE'LL I KNOW WHO HAS WON TJoll ez,erybody will be talking about DII,TINI:. . CONTE5r!, Ry Russ Westover ' TIIJLIE THE TOILER The 'Absent-Minded Boss 'P ~IO~D The Past intruded on her Triumph .. r I '"...SE"I.(\ 1-l Et<.:. 1 1-..1 ~ \-\:"'. '-AI H E. /\.1 A~~ !.0-. 0:::. '2., - - ··-- --'"Z"~.,- J. PRE MIERE 1'-11':?. S. ·r I LLI :£'- 30 N I:-;::S-~----"'(::;-~-;;· M ;:: FOIG AJ..l Af:l ~Ol~T!-'1 UJ T~ r.:OO '.",•E . I ~;'::E - \ "you MIG'"HT Pll-El lH'Iii'GI:. L-&"i'T~,S. J AN EXCITING ROMANCE ' OF HOLLYWOOD TODAY. 1~thl- •isn . "Those Europea~ stars always have one foot in the mud," said the theatre manager cynically. Ushers had just ejected a disreputable looking foreigner. The fellow had thrown himself at Leni Luneska as ohe entered the lobby for the premiere of her greatest picture. Why was she dis· turbed at this man's appearanef"-7"what dill he know that could up1et the slamorow. aloof Luqeska-greatqt -~r tn Hollnvoodl Be swo to re.d.,, I I L&T 1 S I I 0 by Robert Terry Shannon - -- --·--~--- Tossed I Premiere She was the loveliest of the European beauties · imported to grace the movie screen .•• yet Hollywood could learn nothing about her. Distant, unapproachable, she went her way aloaf ·tO the admiration and worship 1howered upon her. T e win her was a task for o: sqong -mQt.....a .rooldeM m:IJl who ·cared no~gior barriers when such a prizewasat.stake.,. an4whocoulcJ>hold--thep~ze when it w~ won., ,WhllJ'CJ mmU#oc1 with il:s ,.1 spoiled screen idols-'W'all:theteaud:J.a m;an? Gors~ miss Premtm: it will'be:the·~UCNt_. e~cici .... stOry '.j you have read·in·rtarsl -.., , ' 1 1 ' '• II , 1 i ' ,j,,. .... . ' ·~, I \.,' . I . .' \, .r .: ·~··5!~"1 . . ~ ;.) t. . J>••--· "·'""' -''" •· r, • ' •• Dinner SOc and I I I l'he Hotel Cldtteadea l'UE "HOV~E OF BOft'ITALITr' Mr. and Mrs. John K\nr visited h-:!r parents, Mr. and Mr.a. W. 0 . Columbus, Ohio. Lt-master, Sunday. Virginia Love .... I Heights, spent a Perfect Location .... Service ; ....Comfort few d&Yf$ last week the guest or Rates surprisingly low Ruth Doollttle. Lcadinr,- pitcher In the American Assocls.tlou at t.hc age or 19 ls th• Mr. and ' 1f:t.;. R. H. McCulloch $1 ..50 to record of Paul A. Dean, stGl' Lwlrler of the COlumbus Red Blrt6. A major and family vlsJI.ed Mr and Mn. w. Famoua Purple Cow ~fcc Shoppc flictor In the success or the Columtius Club Ulla season, Dean wtll be one T. McCulloch, near Oalllpolb, sunof Lho hcndHne nttraetlons when the Red Bird5 return to their owu day. Club Breakfast 25c to 60c 8Ladlum on July 22 for an extended home :;lay. A b1·other or the ramo\111 Mcmbt'r.'l of the Frl~l~d&hlp Cir'i fl, • "Dlzzy" Dean, Paul Is a s dangerous at the bat ns he ls Invincible on tho ~..:Jc of Hickory . Chapel, enjoyed 0 mound. He baLB and throws rlght handed, Is six feet two inches tn\1, bea.eh party and wiener roast at ..,;·eighs U13 l,lound& and will cele!Jra.tr his 2oth btrthday on August 14. Kenny's beach. Friday evening. "'-:c-;:;:- _ _ ---....1.Those asslsLing at Roy Klncatle's Silver Ball Room for Danu thl"ec !:Lmight over Brooklyn, ll to now TilEY t;TA.ND Sunday, were, Mr. Rnd Mrs. Ca~;to Pri•at.e Dinin~ Roo011 lJ :\fter spott.ln&' tlle Dodgr and Na.l\ Blankenship of Rlpl~Jy d.x-run lead r cny Ptet dt (h'~ tn Al\IERICAN A.S80f'IA.TION nud Mrs Cot·neltn. Clendenin, Mn 1 !.he tymg anj Witlnl!lf: market:; n,(· 1 -Freda Lutton and scm, Robert. 0 r t 3r sloppy pil\ymg by Wrrght nnd Club \~~H ~st. Pet. Heights. 1 CHITTENDEN HOTEL Lopez hod give n Pitt-sburgh a new C olmnbu~ at1 3fJ .till --------lcr..sc on !He. Vaughan also stur- Minneapolls 51 4;J !IASHA 611rla1 aD4 D(Jil red with !Gut lut~ . l ,)dlanapolls 41 4a .522 ... N GIO.~W€YDIG.~The Giant., also sl al!t:d n slug- . St.. P11.ul · · · · 50 46 .521 glfti carnival. comblnR Lince Cln- Loui~Vllle · · · · · · · · 44. Elmer Baum and family of BrcclnpaLi pltcllct·s for 19 hits in a 1.-t- Toledo · · · · · · · · · · · 44 recent aue::;ts of M:r:<. 1 j.u~-);~dc . Blondy Ry;~.u, 81\U\' I!JIIwa.~~J.'..' · • · : · · · 40 . ,• ., '''" «l even hJtnl'l-:l! by rollectbig ro r . • 11~(1~ -~50 "? blow.:: und VcrJfcZ hi~ :~ homer wltb ' NATIONAL LEAGUE the bf\ ~l"~ l r·~.d ed. The Reds scored run ofT Schu-l Club - ~wou Loot 1 their ftr•·t earned J mr..chrr In 3::1 Innings but Hal had New York ..... .. . . 40 33 1 nu troubl ': In hanging up hls elcv- Chlcn.go . 49 40 ent.h vldory of !.he sen.son . Plttsburgh 46 38 Lon Warncke turned In his. st. Loul.9 46 40 twelfth triumph, outpointing Ben · Boston t3 44 Cantwell of the Braves 4 to I and Brooklyn . . J6 46 36 49 1l:eeping the Cubs In second pltu.:e. Phlladelphlv. ' Gabby Hartnett:s 12tl\ homer tea- Clnclnnatl 36 51 lured. The Yonkcc.s burled tlio While AME.Kit..:AN LEA.GUl. Sol! unde.r a 0 to 4 score for their 9th consecutive triumph. the long Club W6u Lo6L cl't whmlng streak In the ml!.jors New Ymk ~· 30 UlLs year, and took undisputed washington 53 31 43 41 possession or first place In the Am- FhUadelphla. 42 43 · cr1can League as Washington lC!St; Chicago By EDSON R. W AlTE 45 I tc the tall-end Browns again ,Detroit ........ . 41 41 41 ( Johnny Allen outpltched Lyons and • Cleveland '· .... . 3[i' 4!) Gregory and D1xle Walker led the Huston Shawnee, Oklahoma 31 51 1.1..ttack with three hits, including St. Louis t~ls 9th homer in little -m ore than INTI:Il.NA.TIONAL LEAGUE !:1. month. Jack RI.UiSCII or !.he Benalon:~ out.pltchcd Blaeholder a.nd Gray of St. Club Won L()st DAVID ·Sl'[RN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA 61 39 Louis beaL !Jut his two errors In the Newuk . . . RECORD SAYS: \first Inning gave the Browns three . RocheBler . 5R 42 runs, Washlna:Lon lolling 4 to 3. Toronto . .55 44 Monte Pearl:iOn, up from Toledo, Be.ltlmore &2 51 "Adverlisins ·ia becomins more intellisent. Purina the put held the Red Sox to four hits a.nd- Montrllul . 48 54 l burled Cleveland to a 2 t.o 1 de~ Albany . 45 55 thirty yean lhere hu been a ~onatant riae in lhe level of adv~a­ cllrton. He a.loo slngle4! and soorod. Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . 45 56 ins appeal. .Not only are the larse .ac!vertiains asenciea which the wlnnklg run. Hale and Jolley Jereey Oity . . . . . . . 35 81 .365 'lllt homers. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS prepare the bis national campaips employins better llllent to deHomers by Stone and Fox h:t the and write the advertioinr, but !hey are attunins their copy to mghth st.ak.ed VIc St.•rell of Detroi~ AMERICAN AS80CIATION tL' a 5 to a tr 1umph over Rube Wal~ a more intellisent audience. bo-g of the Athletics. Columbus 14.; Kansas City 4. Chuck Kle:n regained the lead in ~naas City 6; Columbus 3. the natlonla le!l{lue home run today Milwaukee 10; Toledo 4. "The day ·io 'p ast of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertiains with by poling No. 18 agatnat the CardIn~anapolls 9; Minneapolis 2. crude illuotrationo and ab.urdlr auperlative claima. hJals, but his mates could do little Loul.sYHie 6; St. Paul ::.. 1 cr:ainat Diuy Dean and the Phils IOllt g to 4. Johnny Jackson was NATIONAL LEA.GUE I lmockt...>d out of the boX by Bt. "Up to date advertiains is the logical ar~U~Dent of an intelliLouis. sent aaleaman addl't!llins intellisent proapecla. I HOP ON Tbere·8 Always a hearty wt!lcome for you at HICKORY CHAPEL I -,.HE SCALES, Rochester. game~:> . :, . the : Q"tost glamoroll!' ·star of HoUywood .. IDCA NUlHIN'! I LEAGUE Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at New York. St. Louts at Waahlnston. I two a:ames1 Detroit at P!ltladelphla. ftwo games). I I AlltOCIA.TION Columbua all ltt-1UU City (f.WO 11J1ht Pi'UPJ By CONKLIN INS Sportt; Wrt~r . Ne>v Yorlr., July JG.-INB-Pi tLs- 1 E Oh~ 4. w'"'*"""' 3. 0JefllaD4 J ; 1. at . ......, •: : -- - - - 6 lkltltGI1 Detroit lj Pb~pbia 2. • Cu~, - ,upaiC4H UAOVE New York I; 1 Win In National Le ape An unwaua.l feature of th&. game wa.s that l(h>et~ received of I the nve fret Ucketa passed. by Neal. 8tmpson 121 AB R H Hb88, 3b .. " ... 4 0 0 Brrr)', 2b · · · · · · . .. '· · 3 .1 . 1 Kloes, && . . . . . . . . 1 I 0 &rueser, e 4 0 1 Zahl If .. _., . . . • . 4 o i Klnd,le ,·.· · · · o· 0 • ·· ·· · ··· ···· 4 Hood p . .. . . , ...... 4 o 0 Shuler. cf . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 o 0 l l'.-taness, rf · · · · · ·, · · · · 3 0 0 1. r STA~ itim B~RD' -simp&On Churc!l mef a tartar ln 0 burgh,. entrenched tn third place 1 ,_ o · fr.ur wamcll behind the pace-setihe L lttu:r R 1t.l outfit at the high 0 tlng Ola.nts gets Its bta: chance to r;.(',bool tleld and went down to 0 1D1tke :t. dtci.sive bid tor the Nao~-erwhelmtng deteat by a acore of 1 tiona! teague penr.:mt tn the · all!· 12 to ~ . Spottlna- l.h.elr opponents' 0 (I;Mlc dtlrl:s with 11le New Yorkcn; 1 t,u;c. run• ih the :1\nst lontng, the ths.t starts lo the Smoky City to- . :a...tttle RUII tioye COMted at 011g, Total ..... , . . . 30 2 3 3 da.y. 1 holding the Ch~trehmen sooreless orie cructal s.ertes hns ruined the balance of the game tJ.•h11e· they' Little Ritz (13)· ;\R R H E many- n Pittsburgh team _tn thP 1 6 1 4 unnexed runs a.lmo.a_t a5 they pleas- 0 · Guinther . cf · · · past dozen years, and by the ~Sa.Ji":e 1 cd. Bervina: noUce tha:t more wa& E. Guinther, 1l · '· 6 · l 1 0 t6lte-n victory In the tit thus~ sl.x l 11".1 come, they opened the second 1 ~· Moore, 58 · · · · · · · s, '1 .\ 0 l lraportont eontea.., wUI put the j innlnll with a run just as sor~ or an C . MObl'C, .3b · · · · · · · " 0 ~lff! _ seu.son pennnnt f~vorttt>G, introductory effort. . . O~kworth, 2b .. ,. . . 5 I I 0 o.:.... . r bol!l In the flfth. they took time en- Qui1len, lb . .. ·":: .. . 5 I l 1 I fl:oretf.l:lt of the Oiant.<; and er ough to score six. rllllB, and of Davia, c . · 4 2 ·\tl· 0 1' t-hr-1r none t..oo stesdy mora.Je, course take a lead which was nev- Neal, p .. . .. 5 2 2 0 [ Bucc-~-sful In nine out of 11111"· 1 1 er threatened. In the ninth as a Hubbard .r\ . ·• '5 ~ ; tcrji !J!!mes durin~ their pre&m.t · · · ·, · · · · _ _ _ _1 ht>ine &tand, the J\uc& have their means of polishing off a perfect day tth right, the)' added six more to make '!'ota: fl 13 lf httting tOKJI on . for the battle w trLelr count an even Baker's dozau. . Bl)l fcn·y's nll-sl:n r mound stnff. They banged out 14 hits which 8 r orc by innings: 1 Th~y hove amassed a tot.al of 49 combined with two errors and 8 ! 1 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T blows In th~lr last three starts. wRlk, did the damage. LJttct RILz . o 1 o u 8 o o o 6• 13 Yesterdr.y the Plr::·.tcs mo.de it. Neal pitching for the winners Sl•upson . . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 l ::"'~~-;.,_ _ _ _ _ __ wBB never extended. He fanned five . ; , · :Uood 1. • f',nd evened up matt-ers by frank-, Two bnsc htLs-E Gulnthe1, C Stmck out by C Moore 5. ing the same number to the Initial . Moore: • • Double play L'. Moore to Duck~ station bUt even after such an, p,us - , Tnrce worth to Quillen; Quillen (unllf!- 1 plcious start the Churchmen were Bases on msted). ' coo-coo I '_ then t.nectt out. a double and \11tJol· _ - ==t=='"======-':·:~==========='!"'======:========~TI\I:.I!i>::·IL~Y:;:'I'BDI:~111f'&':;~•II'O=~·MII:II= . .,..· ·=o~:r~,om~~ID.~~=====;;======o;;p=-===-="'""""!=;I'!""'""'!''I!IIP""!~W~-~-""". -::·,...,...,: ~DNnNU£ Tl WtN: !~~~~~~;.~~:.;~~~fACED BY P1HAT£s .·· - - -- - U:eJvtna llet~n. body· c1ou to tbe dWt, aud " tbe club c.1o1e to the dlv.ota. ,WI:DIIZIII>A Y, JULY -~ lO.lPiftSJ#---== liTTlE fllll.B~l~ ::cN:.:~hJt::~~: ~ftUCfAl ~£ fll [sI We b&v& wa.c.cbed Bobby'a ptot;Uf"e' WEST SALEM wltb plent.3 "of enthustasm. and. have tried tG appl,J the leuons JIJ"E. Allooc ltouderaheldt a.nd '-0 ounelve.. tbe lett arm. 6loee to· the bodfl we keel! Ute son M.eryJ, apent '.~o"'u"!eday with Mn. w-...uep er lnqutre at Dally ftce and pay for ad. thll (10 pt.) ' career Found- . Mother Mourns Dead Flyer "" l '1 I ·-=====-'"-,- ----,cc=- by Opponent and ==~ "Advertioero have abandoned lhe idea of editins their copy down to the muoeo. Aa a reault America~~ advertioins baa become one of the sreateot educational and "cultural fon:eo in our aoc:ial orsaniam. It hM chansed our diet, ~llillJ uo what food to eat, and when, and 'bow to prepar~ it. It h111 clianpd 01!1' home life by, introiludl'l a Jl!llltitude of lahor·oat'iqll d•vicea which le11en 'l he druds'ry of ·P~tuoe wqrk. �·i " .. The oeeonct ta • i!let!pe1' Jwnp. We'ro tile De I.M.aepa or rolft'r&. 'l'tlf.D It rolla t91' another hw.ldnd Tha t 's tlu! bird who atartitd l.he yardl &ad dJqll into the cup Ute Sue~ a.n.;t Pan&m.a caPf.1l. Apd hll'¥.o exh';U't.ed ~ ~!i91ul: to bed. a avt far witb elther. ~ DAD.Y UIIIVl'lll ' ··CLASSIFI"ED 'ADVEJI.Tr.SING SECTION. WANTID-A middle qed. wht\1! woman to st.a.y with Mrt. Whaley., Apply at Whaley's, C9urt St. i 7-1'1-31.. I P'OUND t~trap l"our k.e~ per line. on leathrr OwnTt1bune or- ! pereh c.he W1'llt.l., bmd near Peace church. ...... ~ ... ---.. 6·23-tf ! POIIZBOY, OKJO. Smltll'l .. I OobfecuUnllllel'tlo!la for prlco ' The ad ta.ker w1ll lladly aullt you lf d.flil'ed, 10 that · the copy for yow' ad 11 prep.:..~- lD •UGh & rna.np.er aa· to brtna: the a:reate1:1t lWII"'....... ~~nnic Nichol~:~ - ol /:..---------.....: '. I 25 by 80 fed-ned In ltlany Lanruages W~ have bern much lni.crest.ed ln Bcbby J ones's shorts. We mean , th -:: m ove.~ und no~ tlngerie. to Ohio Power Co. . I 1 One U room house-can be We (or two famme11-Lwo bath rotltrui, ncJ;t. lo Prlll!b)'· used Urian Churtn-.r\il on MaiD -- Gd1in~ One la.ree- l:ilud store room c ~un underGtand h ow _ . -=---:-=-=-- Lhe POLLY AND HER ·PALS ,"w TheBird Who Laid the Golden Egg ~r~~~~~=~ SO THE: NE:Ic:;.HBORS A. E:PIDE:MIC OFHE:N HOUSE: Street from . O[f{AT , and <1a.ugh:"'~~· Cora.._ spent Saturday wlth · Rilla. I;JOlUday. . Buokly and ra.m.py of netLt , cpent a. tew dal"·l with th~ormer' 3 la.t.Jler, Job.n Huckley. ~- 'Orace Martin a.nd chUdr:m · vtiliied. her mOther, lt4r5. ll'rank Neloon, Tuesday. . Wm. Houk ot ColumbU5, spent the put week wtth hl.a parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Houk. Mrs. Lola Wa11rter ot . Columbus. ThtJ:e h&ve b:en maD}" aun~ tJona ~la.ted ~ to Improve the e:Pent the past two w.!eka with her Pine' ct the t.y1 , Whc want t.o pl~y fa~er-, Wm. Cottrill. .bot~ I:IWia.l'dli. We think it. wa.s . Albert. Romine or Dexter spent ~ni ~ wbo advocated a Wednee.day with J. &. Morton. Alb:-rt Castor a.nd wile were Sunbl8ef·. cup OD the puttinG P't! CD. Tha.t was before Gene went to day Yi&ltora at E. P. BoJen ';; Mrs. Cash Nichols a.nd da .1g-hter, Chtcas:o last montb. Art.er that, Gene went 00 Engla.nd. Ria motto Cera.. spent 8undayw ith Ml'l5. OL11c wu, "Any plaee that Johnny Good.· Watts of Middleport. Mr. and MT8. BIU Knapp of man can't get to In a box car." Jacbonvllle, spent the week end We are in favor or bigg ~r cup':l. with his brother, Ezrc. K.no.pp nnd Thty can make 'em stel.ns If they . family. want to. we are a nve-putt man, 1 --------be!nl the only ""'" shal'k who ' COMMUNITY ur.eH the Culbertaon Approach Syn- . temtna: a:ott. We get there, root by Mns. Frank Lievb~ ilnd Mrs. HIroot. . ram Lievlng and daughter In:eua -Mae were in New Hilven Friday. The next time: we get out on the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwa.rdl!, Mr. old Divot Ranch nellt to the Winter and Mra. Homer Johnson called on Tee PIVm, we are going to double Mr. Ha-rr1 Mach!r u.nd fam1ly Pri,.. for Bobby Jones. W~ are s:olng to day evening. M:rs. Augustina Deguti• (left), mother of Capt. k~ep the ·left arm ttra.ta"ht, the D. W. Pogetwng and Ed' Lewis or head down and the wetaht ot tht' thlf.i place were in Point IPleiLSUnt ph en Darius (upper right), Lithunian flier, whofie hold body In both &hoea. Saturday. Ralph Job.nson who spent t.he tempt to fiy to his native land ended with his ;death wh1en· We Etarred golf as a. July amuse- past week with Henry and Edward his plane eraehed in German.y. Hi~ companion on ment and kept at It untU it becam ~ Pry at Rio Grande returned home flight, Stanley T. G'irenas (lower right). died with him;·: a January New Yea.r 1'£60iutlon. Saturday. Our summer schedule call5 lor a Mrs. James Fry and son Syron Oeorgl.B boy wbangs those hooked of Rio Grande, Henry Edwarcts bltllets down the moss-~;:overed fa.lr galfte wlth Gene Brookhaven in Riley Fry wile and two chtldren tting relatives and frtands. Sunday cftnidg at the hOme • "'rl>ose wl>o we•• at ....r s. J wile, Home'r Ja.c:kson, wlte and. way. He bops them In the atr three Cleveland; Judge l..e.ndis, in St. spent ·~ ..... am <>s children, Riley Fry, wile and Bo.n of Harry Muchh·. hundred yards. Th'! first bounce Leu~; Jimmy Hatlo, In Mrs. Ann r..ewts, better lmown as Fry SUIUlAy were Ei'nest· 1l yn dl>en and Ma.rsaret Dic.ll:ena. would be a drive for most golfers. FranciHco, and Primo Carn'!ra., on Long leland.. Aunt Ani\ of Qolwnbus 1s here vis- _•_•_•_t•_m_lly;_._o_'.-_·.,_Pr_:.Y_••_'•__ "'_"~:;;:;--;;;;::;-;:;-:--~~- I ' BYRON BING, Jv.. D. ,...,j and a.oeentuatto tiM htpa. U1e bKit awtq. throuih oo the aouthem ...C.. truster tl'l.' Wiell'ht ~ one en arch to ._,tbft"_ _ But the rutta palooka only 1oe11 &bout ~· yarda a.traJ.chl. aPd true to the woodl. 'l'hat'l wtia.t zhUe& it l.olllb for the dutl'er. Golf couna an- ~ treezs &lld Prestdo: . ntl RDole'V'elt 11 platltiDIJ Jll()l"e. UD Otl ! ... ..... , I .' ii'Ji L. 1105\\IOrLh WU a. bWJI.ness v..t.ttor 1n Vinton and Pomeroy, Moore who waa QJ.Ore variable with his hlttlna he cruhect out a slnt:Le,. In One Sided Conteot; Drin Out 14 Hits To Score 13 Runs - LOSERS HELPLESS ..:._ Before Neal Who Allows Three •Hita and F"n• Five Battera . Bucaneen, Iroped a triple. Neal w.., the only other player ,to aet more than one hlt. He accounted tor two. L. M001e crashed the gate for t.hree runs wb.Ue Neal and Da.viJ were the only oiJler players to acore more Ihan once. They dented' the rubber Lwice each. ' I 1 l!iiDIIATIOIOAL LU.ClVJ Roebelter I; Jener Clb' o. Bu.tralo 12: 8ilt1more 4. Newark 11: Toroct.o 0. Montreal '1': f, I •, -, G1anta, ..w..aur YANKEES ADVANCE ' S~ator-;-A~ain G.UUI fiiD4Y I I - AMERICAN Aa l.ciae; · Cleveland, Tis_.., Alao Win ' three The times at baL. hlta. runs and crrorn fol!CJw :- ~ 1 1 0 Toledo at Milwaukee. lad.Laalapolll; e.t Uln.nt;~poUa. <two l&mt'a.l Loullvllle U. St. Paul. ltwo gamea.) l ~ NATIONAL LEAGUE I I Brooklyn al ClrtclnnaU. New York at PlttaburJh . Boakln a.t Chkqo. Philadelphia at St. Loul.s. AMERICAN ! ° I INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I Jersey City ftwo 21 I - BY ,Cliff, Sterret~ I 11~ Albany at Montreal. ftwo gam68) . Baltimore at Buffalo. (two g:ames) . Newark at T<ront.o. {two games). I I . LENI lUNESKA ... thej ,most' distant as weU as R.&o LiUicteon 50e .•· ' I.. . I .5431 I t _,.. .--- ·-OMROW, Did ·you Ever Stop To Think? WHEN -,.OOTS! LADII.S COLONEL HOOl"ER STEP~ ON FIRST! 1'HE j SCALES, WE'LL I KNOW WHO HAS WON TJoll ez,erybody will be talking about DII,TINI:. . CONTE5r!, Ry Russ Westover ' TIIJLIE THE TOILER The 'Absent-Minded Boss 'P ~IO~D The Past intruded on her Triumph .. r I '"...SE"I.(\ 1-l Et<.:. 1 1-..1 ~ \-\:"'. '-AI H E. /\.1 A~~ !.0-. 0:::. '2., - - ··-- --'"Z"~.,- J. PRE MIERE 1'-11':?. S. ·r I LLI :£'- 30 N I:-;::S-~----"'(::;-~-;;· M ;:: FOIG AJ..l Af:l ~Ol~T!-'1 UJ T~ r.:OO '.",•E . I ~;'::E - \ "you MIG'"HT Pll-El lH'Iii'GI:. L-&"i'T~,S. J AN EXCITING ROMANCE ' OF HOLLYWOOD TODAY. 1~thl- •isn . "Those Europea~ stars always have one foot in the mud," said the theatre manager cynically. Ushers had just ejected a disreputable looking foreigner. The fellow had thrown himself at Leni Luneska as ohe entered the lobby for the premiere of her greatest picture. Why was she dis· turbed at this man's appearanef"-7"what dill he know that could up1et the slamorow. aloof Luqeska-greatqt -~r tn Hollnvoodl Be swo to re.d.,, I I L&T 1 S I I 0 by Robert Terry Shannon - -- --·--~--- Tossed I Premiere She was the loveliest of the European beauties · imported to grace the movie screen .•• yet Hollywood could learn nothing about her. Distant, unapproachable, she went her way aloaf ·tO the admiration and worship 1howered upon her. T e win her was a task for o: sqong -mQt.....a .rooldeM m:IJl who ·cared no~gior barriers when such a prizewasat.stake.,. an4whocoulcJ>hold--thep~ze when it w~ won., ,WhllJ'CJ mmU#oc1 with il:s ,.1 spoiled screen idols-'W'all:theteaud:J.a m;an? Gors~ miss Premtm: it will'be:the·~UCNt_. e~cici .... stOry '.j you have read·in·rtarsl -.., , ' 1 1 ' '• II , 1 i ' ,j,,. .... . ' ·~, I \.,' . I . .' \, .r .: ·~··5!~"1 . . ~ ;.) t. . J>••--· "·'""' -''" •· r, • ' •• Dinner SOc and I I I l'he Hotel Cldtteadea l'UE "HOV~E OF BOft'ITALITr' Mr. and Mrs. John K\nr visited h-:!r parents, Mr. and Mr.a. W. 0 . Columbus, Ohio. Lt-master, Sunday. Virginia Love .... I Heights, spent a Perfect Location .... Service ; ....Comfort few d&Yf$ last week the guest or Rates surprisingly low Ruth Doollttle. Lcadinr,- pitcher In the American Assocls.tlou at t.hc age or 19 ls th• Mr. and ' 1f:t.;. R. H. McCulloch $1 ..50 to record of Paul A. Dean, stGl' Lwlrler of the COlumbus Red Blrt6. A major and family vlsJI.ed Mr and Mn. w. Famoua Purple Cow ~fcc Shoppc flictor In the success or the Columtius Club Ulla season, Dean wtll be one T. McCulloch, near Oalllpolb, sunof Lho hcndHne nttraetlons when the Red Bird5 return to their owu day. Club Breakfast 25c to 60c 8Ladlum on July 22 for an extended home :;lay. A b1·other or the ramo\111 Mcmbt'r.'l of the Frl~l~d&hlp Cir'i fl, • "Dlzzy" Dean, Paul Is a s dangerous at the bat ns he ls Invincible on tho ~..:Jc of Hickory . Chapel, enjoyed 0 mound. He baLB and throws rlght handed, Is six feet two inches tn\1, bea.eh party and wiener roast at ..,;·eighs U13 l,lound& and will cele!Jra.tr his 2oth btrthday on August 14. Kenny's beach. Friday evening. "'-:c-;:;:- _ _ ---....1.Those asslsLing at Roy Klncatle's Silver Ball Room for Danu thl"ec !:Lmight over Brooklyn, ll to now TilEY t;TA.ND Sunday, were, Mr. Rnd Mrs. Ca~;to Pri•at.e Dinin~ Roo011 lJ :\fter spott.ln&' tlle Dodgr and Na.l\ Blankenship of Rlpl~Jy d.x-run lead r cny Ptet dt (h'~ tn Al\IERICAN A.S80f'IA.TION nud Mrs Cot·neltn. Clendenin, Mn 1 !.he tymg anj Witlnl!lf: market:; n,(· 1 -Freda Lutton and scm, Robert. 0 r t 3r sloppy pil\ymg by Wrrght nnd Club \~~H ~st. Pet. Heights. 1 CHITTENDEN HOTEL Lopez hod give n Pitt-sburgh a new C olmnbu~ at1 3fJ .till --------lcr..sc on !He. Vaughan also stur- Minneapolls 51 4;J !IASHA 611rla1 aD4 D(Jil red with !Gut lut~ . l ,)dlanapolls 41 4a .522 ... N GIO.~W€YDIG.~The Giant., also sl al!t:d n slug- . St.. P11.ul · · · · 50 46 .521 glfti carnival. comblnR Lince Cln- Loui~Vllle · · · · · · · · 44. Elmer Baum and family of BrcclnpaLi pltcllct·s for 19 hits in a 1.-t- Toledo · · · · · · · · · · · 44 recent aue::;ts of M:r:<. 1 j.u~-);~dc . Blondy Ry;~.u, 81\U\' I!JIIwa.~~J.'..' · • · : · · · 40 . ,• ., '''" «l even hJtnl'l-:l! by rollectbig ro r . • 11~(1~ -~50 "? blow.:: und VcrJfcZ hi~ :~ homer wltb ' NATIONAL LEAGUE the bf\ ~l"~ l r·~.d ed. The Reds scored run ofT Schu-l Club - ~wou Loot 1 their ftr•·t earned J mr..chrr In 3::1 Innings but Hal had New York ..... .. . . 40 33 1 nu troubl ': In hanging up hls elcv- Chlcn.go . 49 40 ent.h vldory of !.he sen.son . Plttsburgh 46 38 Lon Warncke turned In his. st. Loul.9 46 40 twelfth triumph, outpointing Ben · Boston t3 44 Cantwell of the Braves 4 to I and Brooklyn . . J6 46 36 49 1l:eeping the Cubs In second pltu.:e. Phlladelphlv. ' Gabby Hartnett:s 12tl\ homer tea- Clnclnnatl 36 51 lured. The Yonkcc.s burled tlio While AME.Kit..:AN LEA.GUl. Sol! unde.r a 0 to 4 score for their 9th consecutive triumph. the long Club W6u Lo6L cl't whmlng streak In the ml!.jors New Ymk ~· 30 UlLs year, and took undisputed washington 53 31 43 41 possession or first place In the Am- FhUadelphla. 42 43 · cr1can League as Washington lC!St; Chicago By EDSON R. W AlTE 45 I tc the tall-end Browns again ,Detroit ........ . 41 41 41 ( Johnny Allen outpltched Lyons and • Cleveland '· .... . 3[i' 4!) Gregory and D1xle Walker led the Huston Shawnee, Oklahoma 31 51 1.1..ttack with three hits, including St. Louis t~ls 9th homer in little -m ore than INTI:Il.NA.TIONAL LEAGUE !:1. month. Jack RI.UiSCII or !.he Benalon:~ out.pltchcd Blaeholder a.nd Gray of St. Club Won L()st DAVID ·Sl'[RN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA 61 39 Louis beaL !Jut his two errors In the Newuk . . . RECORD SAYS: \first Inning gave the Browns three . RocheBler . 5R 42 runs, Washlna:Lon lolling 4 to 3. Toronto . .55 44 Monte Pearl:iOn, up from Toledo, Be.ltlmore &2 51 "Adverlisins ·ia becomins more intellisent. Purina the put held the Red Sox to four hits a.nd- Montrllul . 48 54 l burled Cleveland to a 2 t.o 1 de~ Albany . 45 55 thirty yean lhere hu been a ~onatant riae in lhe level of adv~a­ cllrton. He a.loo slngle4! and soorod. Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . 45 56 ins appeal. .Not only are the larse .ac!vertiains asenciea which the wlnnklg run. Hale and Jolley Jereey Oity . . . . . . . 35 81 .365 'lllt homers. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS prepare the bis national campaips employins better llllent to deHomers by Stone and Fox h:t the and write the advertioinr, but !hey are attunins their copy to mghth st.ak.ed VIc St.•rell of Detroi~ AMERICAN AS80CIATION tL' a 5 to a tr 1umph over Rube Wal~ a more intellisent audience. bo-g of the Athletics. Columbus 14.; Kansas City 4. Chuck Kle:n regained the lead in ~naas City 6; Columbus 3. the natlonla le!l{lue home run today Milwaukee 10; Toledo 4. "The day ·io 'p ast of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertiains with by poling No. 18 agatnat the CardIn~anapolls 9; Minneapolis 2. crude illuotrationo and ab.urdlr auperlative claima. hJals, but his mates could do little Loul.sYHie 6; St. Paul ::.. 1 cr:ainat Diuy Dean and the Phils IOllt g to 4. Johnny Jackson was NATIONAL LEA.GUE I lmockt...>d out of the boX by Bt. "Up to date advertiains is the logical ar~U~Dent of an intelliLouis. sent aaleaman addl't!llins intellisent proapecla. I HOP ON Tbere·8 Always a hearty wt!lcome for you at HICKORY CHAPEL I -,.HE SCALES, Rochester. game~:> . :, . the : Q"tost glamoroll!' ·star of HoUywood .. IDCA NUlHIN'! I LEAGUE Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at New York. St. Louts at Waahlnston. I two a:ames1 Detroit at P!ltladelphla. ftwo games). I I AlltOCIA.TION Columbua all ltt-1UU City (f.WO 11J1ht Pi'UPJ By CONKLIN INS Sportt; Wrt~r . Ne>v Yorlr., July JG.-INB-Pi tLs- 1 E Oh~ 4. w'"'*"""' 3. 0JefllaD4 J ; 1. at . ......, •: : -- - - - 6 lkltltGI1 Detroit lj Pb~pbia 2. • Cu~, - ,upaiC4H UAOVE New York I; 1 Win In National Le ape An unwaua.l feature of th&. game wa.s that l(h>et~ received of I the nve fret Ucketa passed. by Neal. 8tmpson 121 AB R H Hb88, 3b .. " ... 4 0 0 Brrr)', 2b · · · · · · . .. '· · 3 .1 . 1 Kloes, && . . . . . . . . 1 I 0 &rueser, e 4 0 1 Zahl If .. _., . . . • . 4 o i Klnd,le ,·.· · · · o· 0 • ·· ·· · ··· ···· 4 Hood p . .. . . , ...... 4 o 0 Shuler. cf . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 o 0 l l'.-taness, rf · · · · · ·, · · · · 3 0 0 1. r STA~ itim B~RD' -simp&On Churc!l mef a tartar ln 0 burgh,. entrenched tn third place 1 ,_ o · fr.ur wamcll behind the pace-setihe L lttu:r R 1t.l outfit at the high 0 tlng Ola.nts gets Its bta: chance to r;.(',bool tleld and went down to 0 1D1tke :t. dtci.sive bid tor the Nao~-erwhelmtng deteat by a acore of 1 tiona! teague penr.:mt tn the · all!· 12 to ~ . Spottlna- l.h.elr opponents' 0 (I;Mlc dtlrl:s with 11le New Yorkcn; 1 t,u;c. run• ih the :1\nst lontng, the ths.t starts lo the Smoky City to- . :a...tttle RUII tioye COMted at 011g, Total ..... , . . . 30 2 3 3 da.y. 1 holding the Ch~trehmen sooreless orie cructal s.ertes hns ruined the balance of the game tJ.•h11e· they' Little Ritz (13)· ;\R R H E many- n Pittsburgh team _tn thP 1 6 1 4 unnexed runs a.lmo.a_t a5 they pleas- 0 · Guinther . cf · · · past dozen years, and by the ~Sa.Ji":e 1 cd. Bervina: noUce tha:t more wa& E. Guinther, 1l · '· 6 · l 1 0 t6lte-n victory In the tit thus~ sl.x l 11".1 come, they opened the second 1 ~· Moore, 58 · · · · · · · s, '1 .\ 0 l lraportont eontea.., wUI put the j innlnll with a run just as sor~ or an C . MObl'C, .3b · · · · · · · " 0 ~lff! _ seu.son pennnnt f~vorttt>G, introductory effort. . . O~kworth, 2b .. ,. . . 5 I I 0 o.:.... . r bol!l In the flfth. they took time en- Qui1len, lb . .. ·":: .. . 5 I l 1 I fl:oretf.l:lt of the Oiant.<; and er ough to score six. rllllB, and of Davia, c . · 4 2 ·\tl· 0 1' t-hr-1r none t..oo stesdy mora.Je, course take a lead which was nev- Neal, p .. . .. 5 2 2 0 [ Bucc-~-sful In nine out of 11111"· 1 1 er threatened. In the ninth as a Hubbard .r\ . ·• '5 ~ ; tcrji !J!!mes durin~ their pre&m.t · · · ·, · · · · _ _ _ _1 ht>ine &tand, the J\uc& have their means of polishing off a perfect day tth right, the)' added six more to make '!'ota: fl 13 lf httting tOKJI on . for the battle w trLelr count an even Baker's dozau. . Bl)l fcn·y's nll-sl:n r mound stnff. They banged out 14 hits which 8 r orc by innings: 1 Th~y hove amassed a tot.al of 49 combined with two errors and 8 ! 1 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T blows In th~lr last three starts. wRlk, did the damage. LJttct RILz . o 1 o u 8 o o o 6• 13 Yesterdr.y the Plr::·.tcs mo.de it. Neal pitching for the winners Sl•upson . . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 l ::"'~~-;.,_ _ _ _ _ __ wBB never extended. He fanned five . ; , · :Uood 1. • f',nd evened up matt-ers by frank-, Two bnsc htLs-E Gulnthe1, C Stmck out by C Moore 5. ing the same number to the Initial . Moore: • • Double play L'. Moore to Duck~ station bUt even after such an, p,us - , Tnrce worth to Quillen; Quillen (unllf!- 1 plcious start the Churchmen were Bases on msted). ' coo-coo I '_ then t.nectt out. a double and \11tJol· _ - ==t=='"======-':·:~==========='!"'======:========~TI\I:.I!i>::·IL~Y:;:'I'BDI:~111f'&':;~•II'O=~·MII:II= . .,..· ·=o~:r~,om~~ID.~~=====;;======o;;p=-===-="'""""!=;I'!""'""'!''I!IIP""!~W~-~-""". -::·,...,...,: ~DNnNU£ Tl WtN: !~~~~~~;.~~:.;~~~fACED BY P1HAT£s .·· - - -- - U:eJvtna llet~n. body· c1ou to tbe dWt, aud " tbe club c.1o1e to the dlv.ota. ,WI:DIIZIII>A Y, JULY -~ lO.lPiftSJ#---== liTTlE fllll.B~l~ ::cN:.:~hJt::~~: ~ftUCfAl ~£ fll [sI We b&v& wa.c.cbed Bobby'a ptot;Uf"e' WEST SALEM wltb plent.3 "of enthustasm. and. have tried tG appl,J the leuons JIJ"E. Allooc ltouderaheldt a.nd '-0 ounelve.. tbe lett arm. 6loee to· the bodfl we keel! Ute son M.eryJ, apent '.~o"'u"!eday with Mn. w-...uep er lnqutre at Dally ftce and pay for ad. thll (10 pt.) ' career Found- . Mother Mourns Dead Flyer "" l '1 I ·-=====-'"-,- ----,cc=- by Opponent and ==~ "Advertioero have abandoned lhe idea of editins their copy down to the muoeo. Aa a reault America~~ advertioins baa become one of the sreateot educational and "cultural fon:eo in our aoc:ial orsaniam. It hM chansed our diet, ~llillJ uo what food to eat, and when, and 'bow to prepar~ it. It h111 clianpd 01!1' home life by, introiludl'l a Jl!llltitude of lahor·oat'iqll d•vicea which le11en 'l he druds'ry of ·P~tuoe wqrk. �i ~ ' . .JBUTHfUL T~I [ f . SENTENC£0 II ·tWD,USTRIU ~OM£ ~ .I L I ,,,. ... - ' Judge M~:Cullough Gives · • Lad Indeterminate Sentence AT LANCASTER After Hearing Story Of Purse Stealing And Store Robbery George Bl'06Chl, 12, of Thomas who conleased to Sherif! A he bruke into and ' ;~:'~thethatMcMwlter Hardware .hel'e J.a.st week and stole Ulan $151ncaah and also stole from ~ kitchen ot the ~~~~'i f.\lqch ' t;lkt&urant, rela.tetf bttore Judge s. A M'c~ ·.~~'' :~~j:~ q! thfl Jutenll~ court, · • lad'S story of crtme had ill:~~~~ before the court., he SUSPECT IN RE N THEFT PLEADS N 0 T GUlL TY TO CHARGE EJN. Barr1Jlier, :Bashan, pleaded not guilty &o a charge cf the theft o! a set of d.r1vfni reins and a brl· ale f.-om Glenn Jewett on May 30 perore H H Mee11 Justlt.-e of the peace, Tue'Kiay afternoon. He was remanded to jail In default of a f200 bond for his appearance at the O~C ijUAHANT!NE MUST 8£ HHDE~ t.. :t . WJ;PNEI!PA.Y, JULY lU, 1811 ~-· ~ ~ ' ,, ~· ' ·, •' ,, BANNER New Photo of Flight Hero noon. DR. BmCHAM trial hearlnK , Friday mo r~lna: Rt. 10 o'clock A llf'Oiiherp111•.law:, Boy A.l:hlev denied th&t he had anything to do wtth t.he theft OI reins from Jr-wetL statiug that the lines dl.t;plo.yed iu the conrt Tuesday were llt t he Barringer place when hf' u.rrlved there April 12, He went rurthPr to ztate thQt he had repplred t he u.me lines on 1\llrll 14 Jewett Insisted that thP. T'('ins belonged to him and named a wltuess who could further Identify them AshleY waH released. attended t.he Morning ~~·~~~~~::~•who spent the p::··,- . :witll his l{raudpa.rellt.s, Stflr R~M pa&t Mr. . Ohu Roush left Sund&y to ;ilpe·•.•. a we~ it with hia aWli and and Mrs. B1ll JWlod or before retumln1 to his at Zanesville. ~F W~ Mr and Mrs. Elmer Frecker and lng on Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Amberger WednBsday evening. Mrs. Melvin Paulln wl".o ha.s been Ill for ,;everal woeks 18 reported tm~ provtng. Mr and Mrs O!car Bauer, Betty WELLSTON 'ATHLETE DIES OF INJURIES R~Employ~ent Fed~ral i Bureau To· Fumioh 1 Job. T~ Mert Hoeflich of Mlddleport anct Mrs. Fred Bauer and two aon~J- Bobby and J&(:k of Naylors Run were guests of Geo Amberger and family Tuesday evening. 1\nl:! well l - -=::!=:== DANCE! lb.dustri&l School I ~ools. ,. returned to the He will be remembered by Porn- STAHTIO IN BUCKEff snn ' son Roger of Pine Grove were call· Wood10w WHson Kl~r. popul::or l.nown ex-high school E'.lhlett! or WeliBton dt!ld Ja.te Sur.d:.y nigh-.; a.t a Poa'tsmout~ hosptbd f wo di::IY~~' 11.ft.er his head was ctushed in !ln automobUe ac· 1 cdent YOUtl8 Kisor, graduated l.n 1932 wos dn:! of the out;.<;tandlng :~.th­ an indetermiaate letes In the history of Wellston ~ .. . . . ' I ll · ~• ~ I&Tf ~""' ......__ ' ON FEDEJtAL WORK -r- I. • • In Ohio; Qiaalitiec! Service M1" To Get "Fint Call" A& The 1, 0. O. F. Oall FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 21ST. await ills removal eroy Bend followers of athletics ::&s nn outsto.ndhli pln.yer of bnsketbnll In the dl~trlct t.onmnment held u t the Pomeroy junior high school gymna.~ lum in 1931 He wa11 11 hall bfl.ck on the f00t· bn.ll ream, cenWr 01' tht: basket~ lx>ll team nnct cnptain his la.t;;t year on the base ball team Fm:~tlr!•l JWrvlces v.~re hdd at thf' Wellston high school audlt.orlum till !> nftrrnomt MUSlC BY I, 0. 0. 1<'. SYNCOPATORS Strlc:t Onlei'--Old abd new o....... •Just as thQ, centurions of Ro'1'e conquered the earth, so has Gen. Balbo c6nquered the skies. In thi• pbotographi~ study made in Chicago "'re evident all his UNDERGOEI;I OPERATION Mrs He\lry Prlode of Mulberry Avenue underwent an opera.tlon In the Cleveland Ollntc hospital at Cleveland, 0, Monday. Her condition is reported to be favorable COAL MEN MEET spirit, fprever leadJng him on t'it new spent I Shain PLANTS IN CAMP ~T LANCASTER 't.lhere 1i1ll '~be an Ice lcrbl\11\ 800" Seveoll or the members ot the tal on Oharles Po8ters' lawh next. Epworth League of the Methoctl!t saturday enning July :J2nd. ct.ureh here are attencllnl the EpMr and Mrs. OharlN Bosworth \1'0rth League camp meeting at an(\ son of Pltt"bul'lil'h , arrJved Su '· r i :J'terth!.s w~ell: Included. In the 1 t~od8y on a vlait wlth the IaUer's party are Elizabeth Ann Chapman, sJster, Mr. and Mrs WIIJ Ba.yre. Dorothy Ho.ll, ,Mary Louise Barton, kay Ha)'man .~~oml tamlly ,werq Betty Cha.se, Jdhn Cla1 k, Elbln v.!itora at Marietta Saturday. Ol!l.rk, Bradford Powell. James Howurd Tolley or Oa.y, W. va .. 111 Theobald, Wendell Diehl and Burl &~Jendlne a few days with hi8 unWhlte The girls are chaperoned by c:lf!, o. A. Rhodes and tamlly. Mrs M. E Rathburn and tbe boyll Wtnona Ingles ot Mlddlel)ort IR by Rev Bogardus ~ visttlns c. N Wagner and fal'{llly. Janis Holmes ot Willard, · 0., Mr.; Ha.rve Johnson and family .apent r.Jonda.y u the KiJest of Kis" 1 were week end viSitors in Columbus Lola Hti.)'m&o, \ ' ' Ed JenkiM, Sarah Carter and Jtev. J. Q: Law fille~ iJis reg:ult.r Hannah Jenkins returned., 8JlD(kl.f •»Piment ~ ~un~ ennlna. ~~ wiet•a vtal~. With relatives At ithe C(cile Of t.he aenrloe )llr and 1 Ju Youngstown. Mrs. Den Shain were taken· Jnto 1 GENTS 25c Friday , with Mrs LADIES IGo U·R·WELCOME! ~ucce~ses . .-::-:-:--~ Frank • Ray Ha~me.J'J. and family attend· cd a birthday celebration Sunday ELECTRIC lit the hotne '0! Hobart Hayman of Theatre East Letart In nanot of the blrthc:!a.ys of their fattlar Will J{a.yman Pom~roy, (l.nd th.~ former's aon BUlle or this 1 1111----~~~:::'--rlace. ' ' TONIGHT 0 A ~o4{• ""'"' the first of ihe WCck rwuh W. H. Tolley and !1unlly of Gay, W Vt~o. Mr C A Rhcdes IW.d chflclreu w--re called tl) Ony, W Va. Sg,turda.y by the S£1,1ious illrte&S of her mother, Mrs \If. H. Tolley who sul- ftred a. stroke of paralysi! Friday. They returned Monday and report Mrs Tolley Improving. 141'9 AQ.d.a }taywbod and son-ln.~ k.11' E. W. Depll\~. wife and aon Don or Sptlrfgtletd. Ma.u , and J•rry Baywood of Wllkensburg, Pa · FIR.E IN sOUTH RUTLAND . 1 the church. · were tailing on Ma.ude and Jocle An overheated ftue caused dam.. Mrs. JoJmf Shain of Antlqulty Pickens last Week. age to the amount or about f250 to I · -'------::cthe house nel!or the depot owned and occupied tly Mrs Joseph Holmes lRSt Wedmsday The flre was Olitlnguls.hcd before th& entire h0141e was destroyed. Damare is 1 '. probably cover~ ln~ranct. .r,.. t'" 11-, 1 ·- ·:;;::--- RUN FaM ~~enness, hls sternness of purpose ~:J,nd his indomitable RUTLAND Ball We hawr. Installed lal'l'fl cellln1 "CENTRAL "Aln.PORT" t· ~ 1"'. ThVr!:llay "THE NUISANCE" Madge Ewans. l\lor;r.m and Chu.. nuu~rwm1h. Shorb "llr:&rsl ffi'm~" aDII' ' "The Phllrmaclst" I RUPE·MISENIER Announ~ment Ls made or the marriage or Morton Rupe, son of 1 Mr and Mrs W. W Rupe and Lu~ \:Jlle Miseue1, daughter or Mrs Muriel Mise'ner McGhee at the home or Rev . .Bolt.on whO perform· fd the ceremony Saturday afternoon Both' YOIJN: people are gra• Guates ot Rutland high school and Mrs Ru5)e and her !lister have cpar1e ot the switch board ut Rutland Exchl\.nge 'l'he yolln8 people v. Ul reside in RutlBnd, it Is said MOVE CIIEAM STATION BIRTHDAY PARTY f ,:•' Mrs Edntt Jo :.erry er'4L!J)ribd with a birthday party Tut!sd&Y lit1 t.,rnoon In honor Qf her sbr;a din)mle at her home on Mulberry Ave. f\lf1 teen <Of hlq little friends we1 e pre~ 1et:nt to enjoy the games played In a. contest. for bo)'!t Stfilt Oile! won , the prize and In \IV! glrhl .::ont.f:!'lt I 1 M!n) Goodwin ' WOI1, the prlze. Favors or suckers dl'eS!ied BB dulls 1 were ltlven Conos and cookies TAKING ti' TREATMENT AT IIOI!IPITAL Hurl Spires, who has been under \\ e1 e serv~ by th~ hot~te&!> assisted treatment a.t Lbe lfOlle: ho&DJ\al in , lilY M18s F:l.nnle FUtati!, Mrl'l L A Qalllpoll.s Ul maki~K 81\tli/.U:tory t Lide, Mn Emil Bn.ll and Mrs progress, aooordlnr to repOrts from '• ! Frederic Ros,~ . the hctpital It i1J eyoecfwl thB .. • I cperatton will be performed 8pOil to · OJIITUAtiY complete his r~y, · 1: Albert Dyer, was born March 2, Pearl Reeves returned Sunda.y 1 J 858 at Downlngton, Ohio Hfl waR ."~}'•t!:~ntrtp wllll his the aon of :raaac a.hd Elizabeth Indian Late [ Byer He pal'lsed out 1of ~ls )Jre the northern July 14, 19'33. at the age of 7f> years, 4 months and )2 days. HI!: wa.s united In marrljage lO Ellen BurriB to this uniOn was born 7 thildren 8 bavl'n.g prlceded him tn aeath one son Walter ot Toledo. I Ohio, lftlrvlve < ' He was later tnarr~ to Estella 1 Pearson to thla unlon was born 4 1 1 I <lhUdren, one son ILnd 3 dauirht.er:~ Daac and Allee hawtna preceded He m al sUrvived !'>' bill wue; Estell&. htnt death of 0, two IByer ten Mn. J N Qald'Well and Mrs 1 • ..n.. • • •I........., .....,. "" ~ldleport, ef.~ for ' 'accord!ni \ ' da.ugh~ Warner Is the 1the ume camp I ~;·.;,~ lilJDSON • • • ESSBX TEBBJI.Pl..ANE • !..,...... • io1 "' ..,. ~·, o.\• •• ** · ,:BLAETTNAR· · A UTO CO. :,. ....... _ ' ~~~~~~~=~~\ ' • II"• ..,,_ ''"' &- 1 I L w Staples ~r Huntington, w I Walter France, oeoree KenneciJ', r.rNp~Gnu: cvntfietalel.,.. . . . ptnMrji&f •"''"'"". Marvtn Spires and Dave Ree!le a.re tiNI'GINiftWed to prou 1M ~ l"ttftabUU,y , I Va He la survlved by hls wtte, El'lt.fllu. l ceat~ at 9allfU8 1n the southern ond •ramfna of an.y , . . of lttOIOr ear. No ow~Nr'l •, ba.nd and father He leaves Q 110.,1 part or Calll~ ... o/ lab ~" tojU •"" oppJ'0.04t fAe l;'u•NhNM<ru: of relatives and friends t.o mourn ....n lloao .......rd.&....ll,. •fiirTaPran... their loaa. Mr a.nd Mn:-:-H;rbert WtniamHUDSON HOTOR CAR COMPANY A precious one from us has 1oneson af Nllea. 0., are v1alt1a, hi!' 1 A voice 918 lovet1 is lltlUed. ra.rents, Mr. and lira. A. H. *bUn and other relail•aa. thia weet. • A place la vac&nt In our horne I Which never can be 11lled. Hugh B. Evloll& aDd IMter, )(abel r4'841ER 0~..,.,..··• STAI'tDAaD Sll ROAPS11:R,"'II __ootJP _ _;~_-.;.;;...;';;."""'oT;;;;;;,u;..on:=.;;ClOin,,;..;;.;;.,-.;.;.;_'... f.IGHT"",;;';..--"" ~ ot Dayton, were C(Ut!Ste lut weet Of I' • . . ~ .... .,_,. CARD OF THANKS Mrs M. E. RatbburD. 1 ~• ' ' We wlah to expr81JB ~ •ppreclaMr. and Mra. Dale Wliaht morid ' ~ iiC?lJ for the kntdneaa ot our .many lnst week from tJMt Kareua Roush frl~da wl'Jo Were so~ duf1Ug the property to r..nat.We. ' drath and burial of our deai· bus~ I IlorothJ And~ and Qladyt; band and father, Albert Bter. &lao Btffie al't'! :ape~ the wee~ wJ.th for the kind 81!1'Yiee of PlDI'Iterwa.1d Mr and M'n. Herbert R~n.110qrd Undertaking Co.. the bi;QutUul Ouyl'lille. ' I floral o:flertnp and the conaollng 1 A conunlttee, OOOidJt.lnl of the 1 words or kev Oa.rdnet, and. the townBhtp truneea •nd memberl of , cho~ for the beautiful mUIIc --~llle vtlllll' CO\Itlcll, In Qolum• ' de"'" buo 'lbured&y In t h o - o f llle .Eotella BY<t l&l4 I'IIDII1· 1'00<1 from Rullml to l'omeroJ, "' I ., ' ' . ,, '' ... ... ' 'Ihe loca.J station of the Pickering ton Oreamery has been mowed to the Prall bulldlna: next door to ~e 1 P.Dllt omce a much larger room and ' more conviently arranpd. This ~ "''ill be made a gaLherln&' point for t several or ~ mutes which the company malntalhes Jn th18 dll· trtct, it la 'reported Mrs Clara McOP,ee bas ~~aree or the station [ 1 1 •, ' . ·' ~~COO ' K "' ' . ; a ' ~h~;ta~~~. dail~" AF[ERNOON OFF . .{ B it YOURSELP and a good cook, tool · lnqui..,. Broadened to !ermine If c,injinal Prae· tice1 Cl""d Banko Step Out for . the aftet4lOOn- every af~djn. if y.Qu•wilh. Don't miss tl':c · ~;::hOUI'II of life ••• have~ careme ,with an abundance of healthful recrcati!fn; There .if>· oo•,nee<l to' .c<n~cr whole life arouna a kitehcn and !i i'"l?l·~~·rgtm·ot'·uicats. ' · ·'-:.'k · ' ',' When you .have a modem :m~y }>uc acolll)?lcte'me'tl'in·lL ' ' ' Range, you Qven, lq.vc thA llfluse,lighci-heancdlti:agd your rao~e will 1 llii:~M .... ~:.sn'iwn r.,_" . .··~~~'"'. it' ,., a, J..111:ct r·1, . dii!n rr:-,;;r:. , • . ~ ,, ~ , "" poSS1 t,1tlc ' , u w~ to SJt ...,s1 e t"e 'door of an old=fashioned range all afternoon. Yau can come in at che last minucc and find a delicioUI meal waiting co be served . We ha.fc 'lie make and model that best liqti . yow; 11ccds. · ·~e "l:cwin' That Man" ATTACK ~~ !PUW£RTnuu BY INO£P£NULilS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 19, 1933 byer haugen kisor roth