https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6bfd1045c5829036a9eec05c732bc468.pdf a0c702a66ee0f9cbd990de87b535aa3e PDF Text Text ' .,. " " ,. . ' . ~ t... ·r l J. (, : :· '.. . ;,1 '{: .. ' "'" \:, (, '~ ·: ~ .. .. . .. ' ~ 'ro!li!DAY, AUGUIIT I. 1m DATE OF SPECIAL BEER CAP TAX LAY TO BE TESTED SEsSION IS SET UNCIL U DRAW -; NOTICE REA·theDERS' Newi 011\ce of Tbt ' a Tribune, eall 238-L; If the Bllllntll Olllco ask for 202-JL •••• " - :UP. GAS• FRANC~IS£ • U7EATHER FORECAST- ·· " ;;,;.,.,__........,. - fOIIOwod ..,. IOool ~ Th.undaJ and ln ~ Welt 1)(!Uon l&tt!! t.onllht Not mueh ~ .tn t.tm.- ...- . , l iJIINIIil LEASED WIRE • ' I _..__ , Motion 8; Sauvage, . Sec· o.sded By ·Eberobaeh U naniJiloudy Ok' d By Canler 15 Centa-By Mail M.OO 8lTTER DISPUTE .IS START£0 WH£N COAl ~ CALLS FOR RATE Of 50 Cento for bL 1000 Cu. Ft., 4Sc Per Thouland Thereafter -- The Pomeray VHla~re cowicll • raet In re&Ular . semt-mont.hly session Monday even1ng with all coun4'ilmen, Ya:;ot Hess.. ,Bollclklr Rte!eeU and Clerk Webster In thdr CAFETERIA SUPPf;R . At Parloh Houoe of Tel!lpectlve plaota. ' r \ Arter t.he eounelln'len were called to order by the mayor, Clerk Web- ster read the ~l.n.Utea of the last regular se:!alon •htth were iLpprov· ed 1n due form. 'J'ht bllls aa ·follow• resd and GRACE EPISCOPAL CHU~CH Thunday, Au1. lOth. 8errlhJ" Btlfns 5:00 P. M. PropooaJ of Company I.I!!Uin lo Be1innin1 Qf (:ontrove~y _.__...._ HURlS B~YC~TT THRUT IN NHA ARGUMENT Refuoeo To R~ign To B,riCJ,~~d . To ~ ATTORNEY'S PLEA fo Witl!draw Objection· able Feai!Jre, Refuoed By Operaton - Refuoai"J:oAceept "Vacation" ...,_ Wllhlnlb>. ' A... t--1118-A, bll· I ftlht rqed before tbe NRA today Dver a. company ' unlcn rr-;- • PQ6&1 o.ftered. .in the' code or the Nlgbt · to the .,.,. • ·Clerk ru;ked a result of at hi~ Df his BALL . At Middleport Llrbkd Fiekl . LITTLE RITZ AT , ,' TOP OF LEAGUE WAlT ON· WEATHII!:R TONIGHT I WELLSTON -voFugate Grocery Specialo How- of publ1c the · W&\ter ' matter was reOommlttee !or ' aocl&tton, reprt.~mUnlil' ~tblrdl 'of the bltllllltDOUJ b)dUStcy ln Ame>b. . O.lulrl~ O'New, ~n for i~~ the DeW aaaociation WU Qrled by T~ c~ -- NOT UNITED TO WASHINGTON On Idea Of Boycottin1 Union Leaden Predict All Men Will Be In Plaeeo Thuroday firma Unable To Meet - Condition• I' Unlootown. Pa., AUI. I-INS. ThoUsands of &trlklnl mtners who for two daya had 18nored Prest~mt RooMvelt.'a peace annouace· ment fqr the Western PenDQ"lvanlj!. bitumhloua coal field trooped back to wor~ today u the aetttna tor the ase.md. Jabor..capite.l ftlbt ahlfted. to w~ where the Coal code l'leartrii pt wuler way. Chectupa placed t.he oumbir ot Exorbitant Price By Land Ownen To Be Cause Donlkt. a '. Rl.ohberr, pnenJ ooun.tor NRtt. to wltbdraw thill proIJOilAI troln .... ..... He - · declarlno: "We think lt Is necessary t.o cla:r· tty otber proY1sl.ona." - At thta tnlonMl oon1erence on thr porch of tht' SummPt' White House at H)'de Park, N.Y.. Seeret.ary ot State Cordell Hull, j ust t.ac :;. fro m t1me will be allowed eyery London. made • ~omprehet~..,ive report of the t'l'<'l!'nt World Economic i9 COin!! wtder the "blue Collfi!IMnee to Preaident Roosevelt. Inddentally, the hatmonlou"" me-eline dlapooed of rumon that the S..ntary of State would ••' '""· ' wiflll, 0!' stay out. but lpll - -- - -wtu be b.roqh~ aaatnat --~- ~~--- trom O'Neill that 'tile unite COlle i;~~control and ~'10 fc.r JU"'" priee flxlna tile same Ume ClMiflns: to •tali' out. to ', ··~- ····:to 'deelde. wben the boy.. muat be aPPlied, and aptnst Admiooion Sc and 1Oc i!! Washtnaton. Aug. IJ.- INS -H:1t.rlnp to a.dopt a code fOI' tl~e ci'-OIJ .!QdWIU'Y, frcm I!Oitl,t' :&6 ~ codes, <..P ued toda)'. :'leaped •~ ·Convtct • ' j I . "·I Code Of Working 1 Hours Ia A~opted ; l,tY ·Lo~al J)~lers ·or Ponuiro)t ·buatneaa men qourt ll.ouae here · WhiCh ttme they t hade. by I rrooeary~:·~~~¥;:~~.;: ., I Retail Tuesday Menlng, wbleb Ume a code wtll be e11tabllshed fm or line of bualnes.'l. Durln& the meetlna: Monday eve- • roQAY·s ' 'Ftor ' Wets Add !Bother State To Ust nlnl an l.ll80ciatlt~n or tlle Pomeroy BUSiness Men was orpnh:ed with A _Ctslet~le Dlsb .witb., Stltfl · -,.;.,e,,..l • Arizona Prank B. wm. president; Vtrvn Campbell, vice prealdent; and Al· len Hartley, secretary~treasurer. All present Indicated thit auch an organisation Ahould be perfected for the betterment rJ1 local busJ .. m~n.. ooncerns, ina.amueh aa the vmaae haa been without an orpnlzatkm of tbla kind .tor aome time. Become~ 2ht Com· monwealth to Approve Repeal Movement Phoenix, ArUiona Artz., A\11. g_JNs- toda.7 wu the twenty..tlnt of the tlOHPOSEB ..VISITS FRIENDS "HERE Threatens Northern Forests W.,._. Tunberlaatlo ...., Laid w••t. bJ RaP.• Coa....•tioa • , 1oasttng makes a d•tr trrerence "T ' . I do 110C utoc my cboice ofa dga· Jette Jighdy ••• for, u '!itb ocher 'little oicecies of life. .., dguenc· is a matter of intimate concern , with me. ~,.u, I do pla<:e dgarene ~ my Jip.J And . .... '$4•95 95c DOWN, $1.(10 PER MONTH \ my ' so,, whet. I "Y "Luckia Pleue" -I am Jltlyittg 1 uibute to thar immlculate feeling I have wbea smoking a LUcky. And t~t io my own• individual reuon for llying "'Luckieo PlaN!" • ..• ' ' I .." . .. ., " ' '" .,, ,. I \ .. i ,, • • ... I l ~___,;,-- ·~tUe"lta ~-"- - - -- .r.h1ken who h.&n lett the p1£1M. Llnea alnce Mlmday at about. 50.000 C'Ut of approximately 80.000 wbo were on atr1Jr:e laat Sa.turd&J when 1rJle &ettlement waa reaebed. 1 Union leadera were unantmO\U 1tt pf"Milctlna" tbat all mlnm would be baet at work t.omorJ'O'f; ,';ttiib aa.ld the Yaat maJority of Uif. il:rla· era •!ready bad aeceptea tilt $rUee and had returned to wort. . All lhe H. c. Prlclt ~ pany mlnea. wlth the ex Colonla.J. No. 4, reaumed · tblo mD<nllll .. mine" .... ' tb work rouow1n1 the unanlm , MOt tJ..:r~.~':,;t...':""..! call~ 1l.he atrlke. After Succeuful Career of Love T h e o r Y Diaearded, I~l~~:R:o~t~Co::l~on:la~ll~~:~~5 Severa1 Yean Follow· Kidnapin8' Aqle Ad•ane· , ins Hia EacaJ>" eel in Baily Killinl' I ~,· '' .a~ Pla~ . Baftled By Murder Case 1 Ii Po ICe Is Back In Toils 1 I ~ STRIKING MINERS IN PENNSYlVANII.. RHURN TO WORK Worken Troop Back- To Place• Ao Scene"Of, I Fight Shifto _. .. In Ra11ko Revealed At Waohin1ton AS PLANS CH.ANC aeJ Oame Called 8:30 P. ,M. · orrEnnro n[ . Oi~noion Federal Aid ,lm.Ou~;tin' To $88,500, Loot Preoent and AJ;IPil&chtan Cml As- Ri<bbert - . HtGHWAY P CRISIS . CONTINUES Aa Result Of Preoident'o l [ t~r North~ .. . Reporting to the Boss Riot Staged In Hamilton Strike i I • �I ! I '! ... ~All', AVO'Ob t~ lfll Hand to Hand Battle on Milk Strik~ PrObt • m:D!IE8DAY, AUOl;J!Yl' I, 111111 D {LJ . ~~ ITR ,d. '!'""'"'at tl,. _, all--lo . . - ..- . - "Depr...;,." !'!" ~ 10 Iii ~~ 4!'0jn!>lo If! """"' .. ~ ~Ia l!' 'viR&lNII... ••. ' -. . . lldlt.or'• Not.: The follo'Rlnr lnter.uns veree fs the wort or ' ' " . a tormer POrueroyan whn ~tt here tor ~ J)l't8ent ratdmot ln Hl&:hland PllJ.Lt. N. Y., 'before the 8panith '..._mtrlo&n War 1ft 11119, He baa many 1'r1end.s and relathea hMe and In Athens. r ·GREGG .-:::-:-_:::.:..~s;,::a:.._2•T • "Pomeroy'' !:P ~­ HJ V, BKAD811AW . . nouneed, Trai~ Le&vinc lbeb- ............... 'l'ljll>o pul>lllblld. ' ' TriP ~Chpg(\ . ~ - - - .. _ , . --1011.. ""~"'"" iliiloiN lll "His I. 0. U... .r . Oft'ered To Make Ch~p - . - - ~. . - - " · 1.... Ofpq, .. ......... Qlpo,l(uob •• ~ !!1111, ....... _ . . . _.. ~tod . . ~llocolll!- ...... ~ PBOMB Y_!IYf~~· lly 4euest thouaht, to me 1.s bf'OUI"ht, when I a tJI\f boy , Here .Sept. 30 OevDid of c&re, Wi\6 happy t.hel'@ , ln dear old Pomeroy. '1'\l:u an I hAd, wa.s Ma. a.nd Dad. Uw.t wu long AtJO, ' 3olll@ brothem trut:, aod !il ~tere, too, out tr. O-hi-o. My native land, you undei'Btat.nd, t.hnc • ror """"""' Qlll<t cau ~·J. .S CiRWIIUIII ·r;.... C.. IMI-i. _..,...,_ 117l'or Bw'·• Offloe ' ,. I ... . i . ;~ I f ' We knOW It's June when roses bloom , thdr f1-agra.nce 'l1le balmy llir 15 heWthy !.here, in dear old Pomeroy A memory nreet. I'll alwa,ys keep, every place [ go, r think It'S great, our Buckeye State, out In 0-hl-o. \ -. '"HOLD-UP" TACTICS '' ' J!i: ALL that has i>een reported and rU1J1ored relative to the demands of certain pioperty ownei'B along the right of way which was to be p&ved il' true · it ·seems Meigs County ma.y be the loser of considerabie work and , telief b_ecause of the grasping tactics of a few. , . While no one can or will object to a fair price being -- !ece1ved for any piece of property at any time, certainly It is quite disgusting to le~Lrn that "hoJd-up" tacticS ate being used whenever a chance is seen aoure the public treasury of a few dollaro. It is rare indeed that any propertr owner does not • ,.;et _what his vroperty is wyrth when :Juch property is •'old for the us~ ot the public. It is rare indeed when such property owner does not ask just a llttle bit more for it than he could expect to tet under anr other circum~tances 'When instances are recorded- where .Owners demand sUch an unfair price that considerable danter ot imperlllin11 a public project Wtill· ling nearly one hundred thousand dollars, naturally tho public at large become$ Quite i,ncensed In the pres~nt instance, the Federa.l JOVernment has aJinounjj~~ it will provide no funds fo,· public road improvem·e pts where it Ill neceasary for the govel'Jlment t tJ 90 into~"co'Q.rt and condemn prOperty necesaary for such ):.roject~ Ponse·quentJ'y, if any property oWners are . ' amen•!!!• -to reason to the extent that an 'ljnic~ble !'l'f.tle· (Jij1~ ~other ment c~ be milde, the projects affected !iy nuoh unrea· '.1$,0. ~rthur uaaa•" Baor. a"lable; atlitude are in danrer of beinr droppe<J. Such iarthe pre .. nt statU. cf the road , · pt;O· Ject th~t bjq~ fair to ,jlive hundreds of for a ·n um'b er of week.!!. . . Th,e pubiic doeti not ask any ; property o~t=t:o be public !1\jilded and palriotic to the point that it aftect. ~is pocketbook. 11 oniYi *fti!a tbl't ~.. t~l~}l~d -rliivi.: 'W'iilii·~;~~~~;l~~ ol)ourh'lto set ~ price that the avera11e property owner • -~ • •npws.~ be ~'-•""/l*bie "'"~ ol!e, 'NJ\:iell li'Jll 1blinr t~ 'hiJp J ~n[&i,~ · a fafr prodt air hlt :investment. ·:u:otertllll'lt. ihat lio h..tn need expect to get. ·, ~ It ~o~ld indeed be a 'g reat calamity to ·~eliiB Countr situated' ai it is today financially and econon'lleB11y· ap4ilking, sh~uld these "hold ..up'' tactics aml~ceed dn ·k~Ptnr lfeiga c~untta~• from gettinr the relief tl!at the prophoed project )VOU!d olfer. .. •' ,.,~. A.M. ' oat. 1 e&.IO and In Cluba of State Troopen and 8'lC hantll"'" af the l"mbattled farmers W~tre plied w.th t ~·'linr; \' i', ,•L 111 t-il i ~ fl'&(!aB between the pol ice and 11trik1n;: 1lai, .1 nu ll u. :u OriabD)', N.Y., where the milk strike d~ve lopcd inW WlU tlMt bt t1ie 0 ... o. line. ' 1 Refreabments or llll klndl wlll be tlillpell8ed · oontin1161Dl,y popular pricee from a ipedal bqgace car attaehet:l to t.he train. Az· ransementa can be m~e to charter and park pullman tara at; a. con. "enJent iocatlorl near the heart ct Chieago. dw-tng the trlp b:r ·thDM who do not care to atay at hotels. 1"'''n~, however. wUl ma-=e the Jour. COI.chM and Will real® In Reaarvatll!llS" for hotels can I . . ' . . ' ' ·· . . ' . Mr. Wick. Wick, cursion spent ,Monday and' Mrs. or Mr. o.nd Dayton 'Oiltrip t.o Co-· ,. ' · • t ' ill · · :>r to oftend my sherl.8hed friends 1n d$1' old Pomeroy. I Know they're kind , as you will fi.Dd, they were alwa_ya so, I w-., uj io i fOOdup Shorta.Be was still feared to!topen bu!Dne&s. s.rid milk became Jncresslngly BCII.l'Ce. Pew persons ventured into the streets. ttl•(ladtheOne and on Nlnet.y adepts code then breaks When that l'oad,Hundred thence North the 1t p)les with athe requirements. l; ·ree 093) feet to the s.bove men- tode Jn way the lnsJgnla w 11 toned Une of &i!.id Alfred Gardner i · back he warned e nd OeOrie W. Dunn, thence \o 1 • aaffi1n·strat.~.cnl hu the p;ace of beilnning. of the codes 1 Also one other piece of illud sit- · of emNOTICE OF SBEBIFF'S SALE OF ua.te In the County oC. Meigs. State ' beraur.e REAL BST.&TE ol 0bio and In the 'rowmbip or Ume to ... ~-y •. belM- Seventy nve ot15J e1 ,teet off ot t.lle Northerly end of the 1 · :" 'lollq~lpl de&.b-Lbed premfses t,o..wJt: • -'·- -,._-,0• 0 • ! t • L~in8' ln . Range 13, Tov.•n One and BecU9F 29 ' and ~ -pertlllf'-,;p~t;G(I ~{~~~:i·=~~ ..,_~,- , al ~llttdante Case No. BP61 ylrtue : o! nn Order of'. Bale 0 tfi~r r~: 'IS) ! In ; ~::Uesta woro Phd family ~. . Edgar Ce,rpenter' s.nd wife o'f Langsville ~~prnt the week end with Olen Cline and famHy. W. w. Si&l!lon and wtre spent Sunday With Starllnc Smith and Q<UW; V.Jff! or ~ll)', Wor)~ Jqrdan and tamUy and 1'1. 18 . ' I ' j 1 ~~~~~=:~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~ t;_ rrt ' TO THE VOTERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . ~El '' CliJtQ. Compa,ny Puri:haa, , bounded and de~crlbed as ronows : BegitmlnJ at the south line of Alfred Ga.idnrr r,U•. - ' . I trust that I may meritith,..same<OOf\ft' ·. Mtree in -theNr~tember Election and ple~ge myself:,to faithfully .discharge the ~o'),D,ect~~ with, ~l)t;"offl~e, ,, dutje~ ; Youn Truly, Wlll.IAffl ROBSON The support lhe •olen of MJddf..-t pu me In the Rep~ ublk:.i.n Primary Election :t"esterday and take tbts opport..n.} mr _deal~ to ihank the many veters who so 10)'01· ly s~po~ uHI In the primary f!lelilion. U hu a.IW&f$ been . • -··· j . iny lntf!nUons to ~~r-nl'! the people at all &Jmu t.o &he bu\ of . ' . . ,. ' rny. abiHt.y aild It ·reelei:ted In Novt.mber, J ti'WI~ my acllobll will afWW',f ~' with your 'approval. ¥,ra. , Po~ ,Turner ·spent;- ,SunUay $;1'ttlmoon ,w lth Wm . .Mer.Jo.rr_ow a.nrt :li . MANY VOTERS. . . THI'\NKS .. •• 1&y to thank all who pnetuWIIy dooa&ed that sapport.~ Jl · elected I aha.ll strive to n~ute the duties ur nt)l oft'lee as tke ror yDur wnaldera.tlon a.pJn In Novemlw.r. : ;I :JI public· deslrt!B, and a~k -~ ·~ •• J. E. HARLEY · CARL SAUVAGE, ' . ' 5 Held. in N. Y. Stodc By EDSON R. WAITF. ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLJSHE~ OF TH.£ ARhii\(G· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: •' .' ·•. ' , ·l~lmoo~ enrybody hu aomething to sell an~ i~ o;iler to" make a oale tbe!'f muot fint be a contact of oome k1nd. : . ! ' '' ~<fjff .~.y'~LIIiii\>tc~• 'itl ~~11 .. .....; -~ : ' ' ''The ne1npaper, ·With prope,r management, oh9U)d have a real place of influence iD a community and u ouch make it perhapa the moot 'e ffective adYfJI'tioiq medium. · ," ! f ' '-~''"""l~•itio~~ ::o",wrr<J. . ~iUr!!l . 'lt)j ,, :-,.,., ·. .'I' eJ · ·' ·,·• ' •'!'·.'.'. • . '· . y i· . l • . '. "Nmpapet advertioing it for the-purpooe of befpinr to oell either mercbandioe or ideu•.ol'1 bot1a. The appeal of the local newopaper io uniye~oali i\8 neW-~ io'eagerly oougb~ 1111d ,it offen an ""cellmit ilpt!OHUnitr for ~l,lq.ant to bnng h11 merchan· d~~~r~~&f'i,of,ll.F ~ ,·, i¥ti\!',~~r .I \ 1. . __r · ''ThrOIJght the i.ewopaper 'the merchant hal localized and ·· conCOIItrated circulation, permitting a bold upon Public attention within a confined traclin1 ........ . . The newopaper invites immed· iale attention and permits flexibility in planniq and carryin1 out advertioinr ocheduleo. . ~ ' ·, .. · ' . ' Jt't~· ."i.~~~~,~r -~ · .~ i' ~~JC• . iY>l t I ll ' l * . ' , : . .. ~ ·-·- ·-"-"'- (To •c.tfnaed) ft!i; '"' ~ "'' . .,.. .,, L ' \ ' ' T"" ...,_ 1 ' · .J hnson - . . , . } lfhe ",)'ipst timl4lfi~ii ,w~ IJa;V~ ~'~"~ of Is ~llt· l•.\1•1"· j ..W)!o;~wlt~!l he .~~¥~'f.ll~~~ t~' -J~w•v!l)lt )!~rSI~·- jill~, ~fr~~~ IJ~ capaey tpt.'~~ En·~~~~ -~~)"· ., ,, . . 0 •· Jol~y- lie (1 oqr 'boys gpt ~~·~ ffJ!Ilf ~nlf~~ ~~~Jrygt •P . t11tema~opid ~~~~eomqn~ wa~ow f~F •the tt'lp ~ Wfll #lel!l $)1~t tin~!·'Sam "'' Jon • gi'etjt fltflll'l'~~ vl•':l'!f· ' ll.nnDY Machado No ~· to M made Cor 12 a.tld $3.80 a day per per.son by makinr: s.pptlcn.tkm to _ 1:1 My hopes are high, I want t.o trY , never Anderson , Oa\1Jther and James Stevena spent Wedne.s<lay In Columbus. Thelma Lloyd returned to her . home at Penlel, 0 ., Wednesday at! t.et a week's vl.s.t here w.th Capt. oDd Mrs, Tom Jones. I APPRECIATE . Aoi\\~~l!i~-if~llt ll\~jlt~: · . ' ' aomethtnr like o'J)en "art.,re. At left lA Serrt. Harold Kt!mp of thP St..ut~ J)•' liee- oft'-r ht> h~ - lt-- -.·~ n renderet! hors cle romb.1t, 1?-lld., li\. rlw;uL, vue vi. the l'lltmet·l ~njllred In the aJI'ra:y, They'll k-:ep your trust.. and theirs you mwt, out In 0-lll-o. 1-it:Vl=t'lll judgments-duly iasued In 1snd Oeorre W. Dunn (belnr a porthe ubuve entitled a.ctton and to me lion of the above ment1oo.ed Lot dlrer~Led, r will offer att public sal!' Number Three <3J and rutminr at thl! front door of ·. the Court Eouth Two Hundred and Elaht .- ,-, ,- -with the st&Wment that The pol'cy board will band~ ap· HuL.'Ie In Pon1~toy, Melli Cout1ty. <208) feet, thence west One Hun- these committe~ will not be ~~~ked pllcatlons ror lijlproval of mod.Jfled dhi<J. un sa.turda)lj the 9th day ul1 dred ·~d PlfjY Three ~nd one ha.U 1.<1 dedde th4l questl"n. IX'des. where sljlb!t.Ltut!Oila are de~ "'" nt"'nbe•·. ·1933, at lOoOO o'clock A <,1113 ~) fee~. to the roa.d, :thence ... ~ land rdl d provls """•· ' N0rth th H ru:h'f,d No authority will be deleg11.ted to sired for .... .., s a ze M the followlll(l: described real. on e, roa.d One u o.ny l'lCal committee In such mat- Ions otlg:nally asked . Many such 3 <'si'ate in the Vlllage or Middleport find Ninety tllrec (1B J feet to the kn. JohOIIOJl stated. bu.t lull ml- modlfioe.tlons are ~q requested. Countv of Melgs, and State of Ohio, above ment!Qiled line of the said tlaUve wlll be retained by him. He The board wtll spe'ed acMon on .to-wit': Alfred Oardt\er and Oeorve W. augmented h 's own Immediate stalf these, l.o enable firmB to come ' Situated In the VIUage of Middle- . ~~r:!a thence to the place of beg- bv adding a policy OOQ.rd. and other U11der the code or sign blanket, nnrt · County of Me 1-.D ""' and State · com " mltte•• I agreement.B wit.hour. undue delay, (Continued -from PQf1 ODe) o-::Appra.Jsed at •1833.00. ...... rad1o s......... h ..mllker iWerted a l'-e- . r.;. Ohio and known 88 belli.\8' ,_. ,fty Terml of Bale: Cl$h In hand on - - - - -- - - - - - _....... !MH feet South· or and · adjolrrlng dl'.y of sale solution had been presented to the Elmore Hysell lot and being . a I · A. O. Tracy, Sheriff :mtr."llllll'tltllllllll!llllllhlllllllilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!UIIIlllllW!IIIiiUIUhUUetp: Cuban Congress asking a-1) Lo.tln 11art or the folloWing de&erlbed preof Meigt County Ohio AIJlerlqan,.naUons to state then pos~ mlsCll. w-wlt : Lying In R~e 13, 0 H Bte t Att ' · NEW SI-'OE '\HOP FOR M:DDLEPORT !Uon If "Bllf foreign country at- Town one, BecUon 29 and 11. por-. · · war · orney. tqnp~ armed Jnterventlon ' In a 1 Uon or part or loot Number Three - -• AnDoun•·~,.- The Openln( or aovertan countrJ." lll) In the Ohio Company PurHe alSo asserted th11.t JMmbers or chase, bounded and described Q SOMMERS SHOE SHOP the oonservatt~e. liberal and popuM follows :. Jar parties had given Mnchndo a l,legtnnlng at the Sollth Une of I temcmuea trom Pap ODe) In Mlllhlleport, Corner 3nl and Mill St. Opposite POl!lt Ofrlee. 1 ~te of confidence In the secret ses- Auted oa.rdner and Oearge W. 1p!'oper t ime we are KOinl to atart :\II j;he latest machinery :~-nd t:qulpmca.t. Fir. I claSII work on of COngt'CS$. Dunn !belng a portion of the above out w;th a campaign that wiU aak il-t all time~~. We ln¥1ie your pa.INaare. With troops wlthdrown from :lC· Number Three, (3) and running · the pUblic to buy under the blue ttve ctutv In Havana, police. armed Tv.•o Hundred and Elaht (208) feet, ! e~tgle delrlrned to move iJOQds" PHIL SOMMER with rifles and m-achine gum, pa · t.Mence West One Hundred and PlfNo' blue eagle is 10m 1 be TWO SHOPS-Pom~roy and Middleport trolled the city, continuing efforts ty three a.nd une half (153~) feet awarded except where a firm coni.- 1 enrout.e at ,he, rece_nt . graQuates ~'f HiJh School wl!ose pa~ents are ftnlmqal!y able to oellll , them to institutions of 'hiwhet 1earnl~g. · afe t~hiklitg There · Jn ChW.a9 tn 1924. IJbout WJlat college or university they ' will select as Rqbe Oold~ toomed wlth &lma )lll&ter. In this connection, we ca~not refr~jn ftom huri Je:nnlnP Bi']lan. Ate u many not do&s a. . an)'body tn Madlaon apeaking a good word for ont1 of th~ greatest institutions squ&ri darden. ~yed aolt with of the kind, in the ·entire nation; an institt~tiop which Max' s~uer: .Jand 1.1Unm:r IY(alker In Hauaton .. dufb:il a hea~ wave · t}lat :Meigs co.untiaQB may well be proud and one which we diCU\'t re&cb tthe bolllns poJnt untn ,:an almo•t claim as our very own, tl\e· Oqli> Unl~~Mti at 1133. ;, I ' Athens. . uere ts a school, almost In our own . b'Rck _yard, ,a place oi higher letitl\hi'llt second to nqno in varl~u- de· partmeitts and high c)aao · in e'vecy 'brooch qt l~*rpjnlJ which it attempt. to teach. Headed by one of the IP'O~t­ r.st educators in the country, DI'.E.B. Bryan, a man Who I• recognized for his outota'\ding ability, and one who h•a brought the institutfQn fri>l!l comparative o,bscurlty to na· tiOIUII prominence, this school is 01\e which liatut~Jiy ohl>uld appeal to every ·f,e)'IIOn livin~ in southern, Ohio and northern Weot Virg nia. Th~re are a number of reasons WP)' Ohio University , otfel'8: e'!ic-.ptional opporttlnitles to j>Frsoil• llvlil!l' ~n t~~· · are~ f<tJ'I!most of whic,h is the ne~rn... of the inatiMI .• n coupled •with the fact that exceptdonally good course• are 'olfored. , pel'8on, be . !ul .w~althy or con)p&ratlv~ly poor. need ha~e anY heoftapcy wliatev~r In 'en~oUI~Il at th•• stately did instltutlop becsu•elt ·olfel'o ~It ~e l~Vlnt,r ;• 1 tbat any' other ·col! ere m- univerol!y ••n olfer aqd It . ' !fe• from many of iiui llisadvanta~es to be found in other ai'eft univeraitloo. ' ' ·, , ' · .ia :i!8ua1, ·mapn)J.elp ~!i~ ·MJi8?n . co~nt.fP.no w.tll aaatp b& enrvl\ed when ••slotr•'tlon ·d~y rolls IH'ound ! enJoy, In CO&Ohea ,word Led )Fp liT••• WI! or all I've seen, this world I mes.n. or vent.~ to employ, None can compare, or be so fair, 11.11. dear old Pomeroy. It!. fer:tl~ lands ii.nd forests stands, the grandeet that I know, A river Btrerun that's lUre EL dream. out. in 0-hl-o. leave Pome~ 30 and wtll to: ~CHOOl. l' l iA'\Il ffll ~ ..~.. .................. ·.. Thne ........ """· "'"'" ~.-SIJMontlla ............ ... .. One f!"ear . . .. . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . 1.00 OJ1e Yetr , ...• ...... , . ...•. THQUCfi:ITS OF .i II not deat.roy With blrds thBt s1rnr: in ea.rly sprtng, out ln O·hl·o. 0oe Week .. ... . .... . . .. . . . .. t .15 . C>Pel(pnth ...... : ..... . . .. iJOW Hi t~e time th~~ ~any e&n Or kftP apart m:v longing heart, lor d~ old Polneroy. It wu ao fair and ~ful there, When 11ummer bn!eZell blow, : · "Adverti...., both larp 1111d .....n, bavi111 confidence in ~~'t!'4 in their .-b will find newo~per advertioin!l !he oafeot..:ctu~'Qclmoot effectiYe "::euia avula~le for obtamm1 aad boldm1 ..tiofactory ll*troftale· ' • " 1 ., ,.I �I ! I '! ... ~All', AVO'Ob t~ lfll Hand to Hand Battle on Milk Strik~ PrObt • m:D!IE8DAY, AUOl;J!Yl' I, 111111 D {LJ . ~~ ITR ,d. '!'""'"'at tl,. _, all--lo . . - ..- . - "Depr...;,." !'!" ~ 10 Iii ~~ 4!'0jn!>lo If! """"' .. ~ ~Ia l!' 'viR&lNII... ••. ' -. . . lldlt.or'• Not.: The follo'Rlnr lnter.uns veree fs the wort or ' ' " . a tormer POrueroyan whn ~tt here tor ~ J)l't8ent ratdmot ln Hl&:hland PllJ.Lt. N. Y., 'before the 8panith '..._mtrlo&n War 1ft 11119, He baa many 1'r1end.s and relathea hMe and In Athens. r ·GREGG .-:::-:-_:::.:..~s;,::a:.._2•T • "Pomeroy'' !:P ~­ HJ V, BKAD811AW . . nouneed, Trai~ Le&vinc lbeb- ............... 'l'ljll>o pul>lllblld. ' ' TriP ~Chpg(\ . ~ - - - .. _ , . --1011.. ""~"'"" iliiloiN lll "His I. 0. U... .r . Oft'ered To Make Ch~p - . - - ~. . - - " · 1.... Ofpq, .. ......... Qlpo,l(uob •• ~ !!1111, ....... _ . . . _.. ~tod . . ~llocolll!- ...... ~ PBOMB Y_!IYf~~· lly 4euest thouaht, to me 1.s bf'OUI"ht, when I a tJI\f boy , Here .Sept. 30 OevDid of c&re, Wi\6 happy t.hel'@ , ln dear old Pomeroy. '1'\l:u an I hAd, wa.s Ma. a.nd Dad. Uw.t wu long AtJO, ' 3olll@ brothem trut:, aod !il ~tere, too, out tr. O-hi-o. My native land, you undei'Btat.nd, t.hnc • ror """"""' Qlll<t cau ~·J. .S CiRWIIUIII ·r;.... C.. IMI-i. _..,...,_ 117l'or Bw'·• Offloe ' ,. I ... . i . ;~ I f ' We knOW It's June when roses bloom , thdr f1-agra.nce 'l1le balmy llir 15 heWthy !.here, in dear old Pomeroy A memory nreet. I'll alwa,ys keep, every place [ go, r think It'S great, our Buckeye State, out In 0-hl-o. \ -. '"HOLD-UP" TACTICS '' ' J!i: ALL that has i>een reported and rU1J1ored relative to the demands of certain pioperty ownei'B along the right of way which was to be p&ved il' true · it ·seems Meigs County ma.y be the loser of considerabie work and , telief b_ecause of the grasping tactics of a few. , . While no one can or will object to a fair price being -- !ece1ved for any piece of property at any time, certainly It is quite disgusting to le~Lrn that "hoJd-up" tacticS ate being used whenever a chance is seen aoure the public treasury of a few dollaro. It is rare indeed that any propertr owner does not • ,.;et _what his vroperty is wyrth when :Juch property is •'old for the us~ ot the public. It is rare indeed when such property owner does not ask just a llttle bit more for it than he could expect to tet under anr other circum~tances 'When instances are recorded- where .Owners demand sUch an unfair price that considerable danter ot imperlllin11 a public project Wtill· ling nearly one hundred thousand dollars, naturally tho public at large become$ Quite i,ncensed In the pres~nt instance, the Federa.l JOVernment has aJinounjj~~ it will provide no funds fo,· public road improvem·e pts where it Ill neceasary for the govel'Jlment t tJ 90 into~"co'Q.rt and condemn prOperty necesaary for such ):.roject~ Ponse·quentJ'y, if any property oWners are . ' amen•!!!• -to reason to the extent that an 'ljnic~ble !'l'f.tle· (Jij1~ ~other ment c~ be milde, the projects affected !iy nuoh unrea· '.1$,0. ~rthur uaaa•" Baor. a"lable; atlitude are in danrer of beinr droppe<J. Such iarthe pre .. nt statU. cf the road , · pt;O· Ject th~t bjq~ fair to ,jlive hundreds of for a ·n um'b er of week.!!. . . Th,e pubiic doeti not ask any ; property o~t=t:o be public !1\jilded and palriotic to the point that it aftect. ~is pocketbook. 11 oniYi *fti!a tbl't ~.. t~l~}l~d -rliivi.: 'W'iilii·~;~~~~;l~~ ol)ourh'lto set ~ price that the avera11e property owner • -~ • •npws.~ be ~'-•""/l*bie "'"~ ol!e, 'NJ\:iell li'Jll 1blinr t~ 'hiJp J ~n[&i,~ · a fafr prodt air hlt :investment. ·:u:otertllll'lt. ihat lio h..tn need expect to get. ·, ~ It ~o~ld indeed be a 'g reat calamity to ·~eliiB Countr situated' ai it is today financially and econon'lleB11y· ap4ilking, sh~uld these "hold ..up'' tactics aml~ceed dn ·k~Ptnr lfeiga c~untta~• from gettinr the relief tl!at the prophoed project )VOU!d olfer. .. •' ,.,~. A.M. ' oat. 1 e&.IO and In Cluba of State Troopen and 8'lC hantll"'" af the l"mbattled farmers W~tre plied w.th t ~·'linr; \' i', ,•L 111 t-il i ~ fl'&(!aB between the pol ice and 11trik1n;: 1lai, .1 nu ll u. :u OriabD)', N.Y., where the milk strike d~ve lopcd inW WlU tlMt bt t1ie 0 ... o. line. ' 1 Refreabments or llll klndl wlll be tlillpell8ed · oontin1161Dl,y popular pricee from a ipedal bqgace car attaehet:l to t.he train. Az· ransementa can be m~e to charter and park pullman tara at; a. con. "enJent iocatlorl near the heart ct Chieago. dw-tng the trlp b:r ·thDM who do not care to atay at hotels. 1"'''n~, however. wUl ma-=e the Jour. COI.chM and Will real® In Reaarvatll!llS" for hotels can I . . ' . . ' ' ·· . . ' . Mr. Wick. Wick, cursion spent ,Monday and' Mrs. or Mr. o.nd Dayton 'Oiltrip t.o Co-· ,. ' · • t ' ill · · :>r to oftend my sherl.8hed friends 1n d$1' old Pomeroy. I Know they're kind , as you will fi.Dd, they were alwa_ya so, I w-., uj io i fOOdup Shorta.Be was still feared to!topen bu!Dne&s. s.rid milk became Jncresslngly BCII.l'Ce. Pew persons ventured into the streets. ttl•(ladtheOne and on Nlnet.y adepts code then breaks When that l'oad,Hundred thence North the 1t p)les with athe requirements. l; ·ree 093) feet to the s.bove men- tode Jn way the lnsJgnla w 11 toned Une of &i!.id Alfred Gardner i · back he warned e nd OeOrie W. Dunn, thence \o 1 • aaffi1n·strat.~.cnl hu the p;ace of beilnning. of the codes 1 Also one other piece of illud sit- · of emNOTICE OF SBEBIFF'S SALE OF ua.te In the County oC. Meigs. State ' beraur.e REAL BST.&TE ol 0bio and In the 'rowmbip or Ume to ... ~-y •. belM- Seventy nve ot15J e1 ,teet off ot t.lle Northerly end of the 1 · :" 'lollq~lpl de&.b-Lbed premfses t,o..wJt: • -'·- -,._-,0• 0 • ! t • L~in8' ln . Range 13, Tov.•n One and BecU9F 29 ' and ~ -pertlllf'-,;p~t;G(I ~{~~~:i·=~~ ..,_~,- , al ~llttdante Case No. BP61 ylrtue : o! nn Order of'. Bale 0 tfi~r r~: 'IS) ! In ; ~::Uesta woro Phd family ~. . Edgar Ce,rpenter' s.nd wife o'f Langsville ~~prnt the week end with Olen Cline and famHy. W. w. Si&l!lon and wtre spent Sunday With Starllnc Smith and Q<UW; V.Jff! or ~ll)', Wor)~ Jqrdan and tamUy and 1'1. 18 . ' I ' j 1 ~~~~~=:~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~ t;_ rrt ' TO THE VOTERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . ~El '' CliJtQ. Compa,ny Puri:haa, , bounded and de~crlbed as ronows : BegitmlnJ at the south line of Alfred Ga.idnrr r,U•. - ' . I trust that I may meritith,..same<OOf\ft' ·. Mtree in -theNr~tember Election and ple~ge myself:,to faithfully .discharge the ~o'),D,ect~~ with, ~l)t;"offl~e, ,, dutje~ ; Youn Truly, Wlll.IAffl ROBSON The support lhe •olen of MJddf..-t pu me In the Rep~ ublk:.i.n Primary Election :t"esterday and take tbts opport..n.} mr _deal~ to ihank the many veters who so 10)'01· ly s~po~ uHI In the primary f!lelilion. U hu a.IW&f$ been . • -··· j . iny lntf!nUons to ~~r-nl'! the people at all &Jmu t.o &he bu\ of . ' . . ,. ' rny. abiHt.y aild It ·reelei:ted In Novt.mber, J ti'WI~ my acllobll will afWW',f ~' with your 'approval. ¥,ra. , Po~ ,Turner ·spent;- ,SunUay $;1'ttlmoon ,w lth Wm . .Mer.Jo.rr_ow a.nrt :li . MANY VOTERS. . . THI'\NKS .. •• 1&y to thank all who pnetuWIIy dooa&ed that sapport.~ Jl · elected I aha.ll strive to n~ute the duties ur nt)l oft'lee as tke ror yDur wnaldera.tlon a.pJn In Novemlw.r. : ;I :JI public· deslrt!B, and a~k -~ ·~ •• J. E. HARLEY · CARL SAUVAGE, ' . ' 5 Held. in N. Y. Stodc By EDSON R. WAITF. ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLJSHE~ OF TH.£ ARhii\(G· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: •' .' ·•. ' , ·l~lmoo~ enrybody hu aomething to sell an~ i~ o;iler to" make a oale tbe!'f muot fint be a contact of oome k1nd. : . ! ' '' ~<fjff .~.y'~LIIiii\>tc~• 'itl ~~11 .. .....; -~ : ' ' ''The ne1npaper, ·With prope,r management, oh9U)d have a real place of influence iD a community and u ouch make it perhapa the moot 'e ffective adYfJI'tioiq medium. · ," ! f ' '-~''"""l~•itio~~ ::o",wrr<J. . ~iUr!!l . 'lt)j ,, :-,.,., ·. .'I' eJ · ·' ·,·• ' •'!'·.'.'. • . '· . y i· . l • . '. "Nmpapet advertioing it for the-purpooe of befpinr to oell either mercbandioe or ideu•.ol'1 bot1a. The appeal of the local newopaper io uniye~oali i\8 neW-~ io'eagerly oougb~ 1111d ,it offen an ""cellmit ilpt!OHUnitr for ~l,lq.ant to bnng h11 merchan· d~~~r~~&f'i,of,ll.F ~ ,·, i¥ti\!',~~r .I \ 1. . __r · ''ThrOIJght the i.ewopaper 'the merchant hal localized and ·· conCOIItrated circulation, permitting a bold upon Public attention within a confined traclin1 ........ . . The newopaper invites immed· iale attention and permits flexibility in planniq and carryin1 out advertioinr ocheduleo. . ~ ' ·, .. · ' . ' Jt't~· ."i.~~~~,~r -~ · .~ i' ~~JC• . iY>l t I ll ' l * . ' , : . .. ~ ·-·- ·-"-"'- (To •c.tfnaed) ft!i; '"' ~ "'' . .,.. .,, L ' \ ' ' T"" ...,_ 1 ' · .J hnson - . . , . } lfhe ",)'ipst timl4lfi~ii ,w~ IJa;V~ ~'~"~ of Is ~llt· l•.\1•1"· j ..W)!o;~wlt~!l he .~~¥~'f.ll~~~ t~' -J~w•v!l)lt )!~rSI~·- jill~, ~fr~~~ IJ~ capaey tpt.'~~ En·~~~~ -~~)"· ., ,, . . 0 •· Jol~y- lie (1 oqr 'boys gpt ~~·~ ffJ!Ilf ~nlf~~ ~~~Jrygt •P . t11tema~opid ~~~~eomqn~ wa~ow f~F •the tt'lp ~ Wfll #lel!l $)1~t tin~!·'Sam "'' Jon • gi'etjt fltflll'l'~~ vl•':l'!f· ' ll.nnDY Machado No ~· to M made Cor 12 a.tld $3.80 a day per per.son by makinr: s.pptlcn.tkm to _ 1:1 My hopes are high, I want t.o trY , never Anderson , Oa\1Jther and James Stevena spent Wedne.s<lay In Columbus. Thelma Lloyd returned to her . home at Penlel, 0 ., Wednesday at! t.et a week's vl.s.t here w.th Capt. oDd Mrs, Tom Jones. I APPRECIATE . Aoi\\~~l!i~-if~llt ll\~jlt~: · . ' ' aomethtnr like o'J)en "art.,re. At left lA Serrt. Harold Kt!mp of thP St..ut~ J)•' liee- oft'-r ht> h~ - lt-- -.·~ n renderet! hors cle romb.1t, 1?-lld., li\. rlw;uL, vue vi. the l'lltmet·l ~njllred In the aJI'ra:y, They'll k-:ep your trust.. and theirs you mwt, out In 0-lll-o. 1-it:Vl=t'lll judgments-duly iasued In 1snd Oeorre W. Dunn (belnr a porthe ubuve entitled a.ctton and to me lion of the above ment1oo.ed Lot dlrer~Led, r will offer att public sal!' Number Three <3J and rutminr at thl! front door of ·. the Court Eouth Two Hundred and Elaht .- ,-, ,- -with the st&Wment that The pol'cy board will band~ ap· HuL.'Ie In Pon1~toy, Melli Cout1ty. <208) feet, thence west One Hun- these committe~ will not be ~~~ked pllcatlons ror lijlproval of mod.Jfled dhi<J. un sa.turda)lj the 9th day ul1 dred ·~d PlfjY Three ~nd one ha.U 1.<1 dedde th4l questl"n. IX'des. where sljlb!t.Ltut!Oila are de~ "'" nt"'nbe•·. ·1933, at lOoOO o'clock A <,1113 ~) fee~. to the roa.d, :thence ... ~ land rdl d provls """•· ' N0rth th H ru:h'f,d No authority will be deleg11.ted to sired for .... .., s a ze M the followlll(l: described real. on e, roa.d One u o.ny l'lCal committee In such mat- Ions otlg:nally asked . Many such 3 <'si'ate in the Vlllage or Middleport find Ninety tllrec (1B J feet to the kn. JohOIIOJl stated. bu.t lull ml- modlfioe.tlons are ~q requested. Countv of Melgs, and State of Ohio, above ment!Qiled line of the said tlaUve wlll be retained by him. He The board wtll spe'ed acMon on .to-wit': Alfred Oardt\er and Oeorve W. augmented h 's own Immediate stalf these, l.o enable firmB to come ' Situated In the VIUage of Middle- . ~~r:!a thence to the place of beg- bv adding a policy OOQ.rd. and other U11der the code or sign blanket, nnrt · County of Me 1-.D ""' and State · com " mltte•• I agreement.B wit.hour. undue delay, (Continued -from PQf1 ODe) o-::Appra.Jsed at •1833.00. ...... rad1o s......... h ..mllker iWerted a l'-e- . r.;. Ohio and known 88 belli.\8' ,_. ,fty Terml of Bale: Cl$h In hand on - - - - -- - - - - - _....... !MH feet South· or and · adjolrrlng dl'.y of sale solution had been presented to the Elmore Hysell lot and being . a I · A. O. Tracy, Sheriff :mtr."llllll'tltllllllll!llllllhlllllllilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!UIIIlllllW!IIIiiUIUhUUetp: Cuban Congress asking a-1) Lo.tln 11art or the folloWing de&erlbed preof Meigt County Ohio AIJlerlqan,.naUons to state then pos~ mlsCll. w-wlt : Lying In R~e 13, 0 H Bte t Att ' · NEW SI-'OE '\HOP FOR M:DDLEPORT !Uon If "Bllf foreign country at- Town one, BecUon 29 and 11. por-. · · war · orney. tqnp~ armed Jnterventlon ' In a 1 Uon or part or loot Number Three - -• AnDoun•·~,.- The Openln( or aovertan countrJ." lll) In the Ohio Company PurHe alSo asserted th11.t JMmbers or chase, bounded and described Q SOMMERS SHOE SHOP the oonservatt~e. liberal and popuM follows :. Jar parties had given Mnchndo a l,legtnnlng at the Sollth Une of I temcmuea trom Pap ODe) In Mlllhlleport, Corner 3nl and Mill St. Opposite POl!lt Ofrlee. 1 ~te of confidence In the secret ses- Auted oa.rdner and Oearge W. 1p!'oper t ime we are KOinl to atart :\II j;he latest machinery :~-nd t:qulpmca.t. Fir. I claSII work on of COngt'CS$. Dunn !belng a portion of the above out w;th a campaign that wiU aak il-t all time~~. We ln¥1ie your pa.INaare. With troops wlthdrown from :lC· Number Three, (3) and running · the pUblic to buy under the blue ttve ctutv In Havana, police. armed Tv.•o Hundred and Elaht (208) feet, ! e~tgle delrlrned to move iJOQds" PHIL SOMMER with rifles and m-achine gum, pa · t.Mence West One Hundred and PlfNo' blue eagle is 10m 1 be TWO SHOPS-Pom~roy and Middleport trolled the city, continuing efforts ty three a.nd une half (153~) feet awarded except where a firm coni.- 1 enrout.e at ,he, rece_nt . graQuates ~'f HiJh School wl!ose pa~ents are ftnlmqal!y able to oellll , them to institutions of 'hiwhet 1earnl~g. · afe t~hiklitg There · Jn ChW.a9 tn 1924. IJbout WJlat college or university they ' will select as Rqbe Oold~ toomed wlth &lma )lll&ter. In this connection, we ca~not refr~jn ftom huri Je:nnlnP Bi']lan. Ate u many not do&s a. . an)'body tn Madlaon apeaking a good word for ont1 of th~ greatest institutions squ&ri darden. ~yed aolt with of the kind, in the ·entire nation; an institt~tiop which Max' s~uer: .Jand 1.1Unm:r IY(alker In Hauaton .. dufb:il a hea~ wave · t}lat :Meigs co.untiaQB may well be proud and one which we diCU\'t re&cb tthe bolllns poJnt untn ,:an almo•t claim as our very own, tl\e· Oqli> Unl~~Mti at 1133. ;, I ' Athens. . uere ts a school, almost In our own . b'Rck _yard, ,a place oi higher letitl\hi'llt second to nqno in varl~u- de· partmeitts and high c)aao · in e'vecy 'brooch qt l~*rpjnlJ which it attempt. to teach. Headed by one of the IP'O~t­ r.st educators in the country, DI'.E.B. Bryan, a man Who I• recognized for his outota'\ding ability, and one who h•a brought the institutfQn fri>l!l comparative o,bscurlty to na· tiOIUII prominence, this school is 01\e which liatut~Jiy ohl>uld appeal to every ·f,e)'IIOn livin~ in southern, Ohio and northern Weot Virg nia. 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