https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a8097e7301cfeb3a47605585dcf23b20.pdf 8a542f9a693f42d704cb877c629574f0 PDF Text Text ' '. .. . .. ·~ . I, ; • ' k ;, 1 .. '·· th &nd N I IN I E T8 REG[ T f~ENT~ f~IGN f 0 Of~ ••• ..... ' '· ' .t f( ~ ~ ' -~~r :·u. ;· .~. , ·'·· ,.,~ ..· ' .•. ., .. ' jt.• • ·~ .. . ' -··rt . , . ' ·I ' : •' !'! '· ' ' .,, . ' . .• \ : ~ I •' :. ) In s R MMH SHIP Unuaually ...~ d I ST HT UOA i P feaa -· IN mu<Jv<h•nBe ENDS E DRIVE For Ex pee• ·I' ln ' te a IC - lNG ' �I 'I .. ' •• •J . .... - .. • • ·~&- ' \ Y:ONJJ'AY', AtJOUST 21, Till DAU.Y TKIBUN!l-PONJI:DOT, OBlO ,. , ; TUtJ :Q~ILY T~lll UN~ - Uilder t.l1i CJ! ~ IIUI ·~-claN mat.ttlr Sept. l3J 1136, aL t.he ' \ ~ID"'f, ~ Poll~ PBOIQ YOlJB NIWS TO White the Sun Shtnes, • 1trume.:":c:":·_, ..,.:_·:::-•..-.- Office at 1 Act Warch 3, 18111. PU"Uahed DllUY and "'oept Saturday. Loc.ated on Lower SeCODd Sl.mlt, Pomeroy, o. When OW' trienda Jen4 u. Jitters O& new::~ matter !or publ!Cllftlon t.hey ••nd&l ill'louJd 1n ~~oU caw ~ID their ng,mer-al~Mttvll oo~ ne(..'t'SIIar1b' • • prla.Ctd Annoy.mous let.t.era, bowever e~ce Ucnt and deairable in ~vta lD z:w i.D5taoce wUI be pubUahe<L NATION4L ADVERTIS,NO ·l ,..._ _ __ . I . S .15 .60 • , • 8,00 One Month ODe Yt:a.r ; I 1 ---1 .. One Month One Year house, parents, uncles and atmts, we have ln the yenn elnce f ollowed to the hilltop v1llap ceme ' tcry Amcna chlldlab trea.aurea Ule l lcats. s: ldlers, popruns, lo~t~ tin·ba.r.. 1 retea toy gun the cant¥)n we allot buckshot ammunition, t.Jle I with tT'.Jij~les, be.lil agd b$hl we playect \'lith and the boats we buWt on the c.ld, workbench, are all gone but are still t.o n1emory dear' And we saw the spot ,on which the hoUIIe where we were born stood unm cnly a few ~ e11r11 ago when lt burn· G; randpn~nt &, 1 h ree Months Six Months lot Lbat. came to us, LVtlffbody who Uved Jn the c_•_,._•_•-;•·~P::-b-;;l::;la;;.,::':;:oh:;-;la.;;;;PI::I:-Ub;;::u•;;-r-;b;;,;-Mil;-•-•_ •_"_ ___ _ Poe Week • It was o melancholy ec~~ctlcn s 1 Del::~::.~~:e aDd CkeWRUon Dep: 7c::~·IL VIRGINIA. GREGG Ph oDe 58 2· L • 4ft wben~~~~::o~~:;,:~~,1~::1 .... Prererred\ . tnm1ly medlcinu at.Pt'-~-.-~,.-T,-T-JV£·~.---- ! For E4Uorlal Oltlce CaJI !:18-L d ial, ' ~v~~ ~ "' , them"! Fred Kimball. JM, ~ ...... .. . J!l ) r Brunettes stoo.:l IQfe tm1, full .. , HINDUS FEAR FOR HOMES AS BREAK IN DAM REPORTED ' • ••• K.B!IU:hi, [nd la Aug 28-IN8- I • I .,I t ·4 ••• " Ohia State F.•ir Vi8itors ;; STOP AT Accused Poloist HOTEL COLUMBUS t orner LOIIJ' rr.ad Fifth Stl. Columbus, Ohio. noo~rs. SllliGLE $1.00 DOUBLE 'lil.50 . . ..,. ' ' ,.' •• \!r& Reva. oo~ney was callJug on Mrs Buzwell Roush Sunday Mrs Belva Grover a11d 1:1 on an• \ isit~ng Mr a net Mrs B C Grover DELAYED 1 P1c! C C Bowen , Wesley SwlsllJohn H.ou11h and son or 1\~nl Co- <'1 Georre Swlshea· Charles Wine lumbus spent rrom Tuesday to , H ld M k VI t 8 db !'i: t d h r,a.r, aro ac • ~or m un "aUt BY CIC Wlttl MI S Id~ WineMt-s Margaret LltlYd of Ray r,nr and othet H!la.tlvea mond ouy and-.A.Iouzo Smith of Wm GrapeR and WI!('! M1 and W ~>llston who were call"d here by Mrs Roy Ora)>ml and children tl •e death of their brotlwr Thoma~ ~ J>ent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Smith w•ll remain !or a sho1t vh;lt A•bort, Frasier at Addison Dr Luther Tunler and daughter Mrs FrP.d Drake spent Monday uf Columbus wme guests of Mr Y.lth H H Roush and fa.mlly 1\nd Mas B C Grover and atU!ndMrs John Martin and sons te· erl the ThomW!Qn reunion which turned home Sunday !tom =C=o~lu~n~>·='~'":;;'~h~e~ld=S:unda.~ a,!- Little Kyger CHESHIRE • Stop Gas Pains! Remedy Givea Relief 0 ~ • Bo many other thmgs have pet· U.hed, the s led GrAndpa built for llS the resounding drum Qn wh1ch we made music tl'l~ old Colt pistol, catrld~te boxes a1 my caps, sabers othet• somenlrs of the Civil War, iucludlng tl.l'my cJQ~hlng o ~tt uncles, one In tbe cavalry cne In t.he Infantry, which WCHI all ours to play with In our early teens 1 11 I1C11c11 Rn1lth, fnmoum u{:a DO o 1t11 ankm"' No 2 plnyct• c'f t e Unitea T . · 1 Stnl(':i "'did not lj.llow tl\e CCUIUtion \ ~f cll~mnl n.ttack brOIIl{ t Ui81nfl1: hlm hy Mt ~n En'l'(!nJe Ror;e, 23-:veat· old nursl:'!, of ( hicago, to influonCa ms p!nymg nbllily, ArrJilted at'~ rc1eUJ>ec1 on bond, s m1Lh played thll game of ht~ life 1n tha Eut-Wea't yolo World Scncs at I t~.kj) FntetC. lJ,, ncormg six JJolls for t!le Wta~ \lb.lch '\ ~n-12_:-s_. _ _ _ 'Rete. are .. ' g~~J ~1g~rette~ . ; I < • Jot they are not hke Chesterfield. " c ' DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edoon R. Waite, Shawne.,, . . • , and Che.tterjields ~re,. not·-lilfe ~ny other d;garetle: Okl~tboma As soon as you· light lip' a t:hc!st· edield, we believe yo\1 .will noti~;e , ,tliat they. are mild. And befor~ vt;ry , ·' · long, you will cenainly notice that they taste better. These things don't just happen so. There isn't any accident about it. For "e put into CHESTERFIELDS all that Science knows and money can buy to make them "satisfy." Just try .them! C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA rtEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: I a llappet until Khc hns t<J put rm r,pct L.H.: lc:; wh1 c h ennllun bt-fucul lt Mcs. and ev en thon Nowadny 11 n g11'1 r- h c tlu eH n't nlwa~ s 1~ gwe up I I' HNP~upape! advertiaing i~& newa in advertising- new things, lute and mtcrcohng d.evclo)lments in ho11•ehold appliances auto• clothe&, furn~ture--are read in newspaper artid.ea and ad~ Ion~ bof.ire purely advertising 111ediuma arc uocd. I Th u prt('t tell '> u ~ that lhf•re 1:-> a de ;sltny "hl1 h shapes ~ r•uJ eJliJ s bnt th e .l\' Ct .t KC wom<ln dcpenw~ a htti(J on 1he t fJ'I il liUCl' <lnd t he /i ' le dPtiC "Sub•qibera get,the 'news behind the newa·- Adverlioingfrol!l their new•papcro when the ml!nufaeturera releate their firot publicity i'! the' form of ,ncwa nDd qdvortiaing. t:-:;~ 1f Jun Farl ey 1cally wauL"! t:mmcth<ng tn make \ lnH d epartmen t popular why do(•sn't he Havur the po ~t.ug •.! atnffipa with ~-> p e atmmt"! "Aon~tiono.l and stale ~vents are firtt thronicletl in ttie newo- P"~'"'"• eo arc the feadiii1r produl't. of lj.c leading rqanufadurera brought to the attention of the -public through the neWopa.per• of I Indlana 1s JU~tt now celebrating the tetm ning of f1rutt I },eet• w~1ch is another indicu.tion of how the pt'ychology 1 of the people ha s chlwred. the country. I . I "~owap,ap~r advertioing ~.r ,vi{hle ol i!• tqnn~~CtiP!' with tlll'l ~nll'lrlly of.natio?al preor •••?CIBUon• ~atno tl!~t prl;otille ,:N~IT 10 easentlal tn ~elltng-aood wtll-"'!d eoqf;ilcncc 1 thi: ,, liiU!k-, 1 :;:;;.~~-t.'( , factur~ 1 ~ ' ' • • 1 ~ q ... , \ ""~~¥ 1 1 1 . of, I JJ · ~ l •f ·~-t ~k 'l!~r.tio,illr in a' newa~pc• i• ~Nt:WS while in t V .+vl, ! t ,! V,- t l--<:~.r.i~:~'' "..l ',. ·, ester ie_ 1 ' ~ '~ ' ' ' ' ' tie «fmW/e ~ M~LDIIB. the citJarelle tia{ • ,f./ t t'!ed~~·'fiJ!'~~II:dve'ptlolnlJ. ~ ''I ... · ·• • \ ) . ~. " " TASTES JIET l'.F.R , If �I 'I .. ' •• •J . .... - .. • • ·~&- ' \ Y:ONJJ'AY', AtJOUST 21, Till DAU.Y TKIBUN!l-PONJI:DOT, OBlO ,. , ; TUtJ :Q~ILY T~lll UN~ - Uilder t.l1i CJ! ~ IIUI ·~-claN mat.ttlr Sept. l3J 1136, aL t.he ' \ ~ID"'f, ~ Poll~ PBOIQ YOlJB NIWS TO White the Sun Shtnes, • 1trume.:":c:":·_, ..,.:_·:::-•..-.- Office at 1 Act Warch 3, 18111. PU"Uahed DllUY and "'oept Saturday. Loc.ated on Lower SeCODd Sl.mlt, Pomeroy, o. When OW' trienda Jen4 u. Jitters O& new::~ matter !or publ!Cllftlon t.hey ••nd&l ill'louJd 1n ~~oU caw ~ID their ng,mer-al~Mttvll oo~ ne(..'t'SIIar1b' • • prla.Ctd Annoy.mous let.t.era, bowever e~ce Ucnt and deairable in ~vta lD z:w i.D5taoce wUI be pubUahe<L NATION4L ADVERTIS,NO ·l ,..._ _ __ . I . S .15 .60 • , • 8,00 One Month ODe Yt:a.r ; I 1 ---1 .. One Month One Year house, parents, uncles and atmts, we have ln the yenn elnce f ollowed to the hilltop v1llap ceme ' tcry Amcna chlldlab trea.aurea Ule l lcats. s: ldlers, popruns, lo~t~ tin·ba.r.. 1 retea toy gun the cant¥)n we allot buckshot ammunition, t.Jle I with tT'.Jij~les, be.lil agd b$hl we playect \'lith and the boats we buWt on the c.ld, workbench, are all gone but are still t.o n1emory dear' And we saw the spot ,on which the hoUIIe where we were born stood unm cnly a few ~ e11r11 ago when lt burn· G; randpn~nt &, 1 h ree Months Six Months lot Lbat. came to us, LVtlffbody who Uved Jn the c_•_,._•_•-;•·~P::-b-;;l::;la;;.,::':;:oh:;-;la.;;;;PI::I:-Ub;;::u•;;-r-;b;;,;-Mil;-•-•_ •_"_ ___ _ Poe Week • It was o melancholy ec~~ctlcn s 1 Del::~::.~~:e aDd CkeWRUon Dep: 7c::~·IL VIRGINIA. GREGG Ph oDe 58 2· L • 4ft wben~~~~::o~~:;,:~~,1~::1 .... Prererred\ . tnm1ly medlcinu at.Pt'-~-.-~,.-T,-T-JV£·~.---- ! For E4Uorlal Oltlce CaJI !:18-L d ial, ' ~v~~ ~ "' , them"! Fred Kimball. JM, ~ ...... .. . J!l ) r Brunettes stoo.:l IQfe tm1, full .. , HINDUS FEAR FOR HOMES AS BREAK IN DAM REPORTED ' • ••• K.B!IU:hi, [nd la Aug 28-IN8- I • I .,I t ·4 ••• " Ohia State F.•ir Vi8itors ;; STOP AT Accused Poloist HOTEL COLUMBUS t orner LOIIJ' rr.ad Fifth Stl. Columbus, Ohio. noo~rs. SllliGLE $1.00 DOUBLE 'lil.50 . . ..,. ' ' ,.' •• \!r& Reva. oo~ney was callJug on Mrs Buzwell Roush Sunday Mrs Belva Grover a11d 1:1 on an• \ isit~ng Mr a net Mrs B C Grover DELAYED 1 P1c! C C Bowen , Wesley SwlsllJohn H.ou11h and son or 1\~nl Co- <'1 Georre Swlshea· Charles Wine lumbus spent rrom Tuesday to , H ld M k VI t 8 db !'i: t d h r,a.r, aro ac • ~or m un "aUt BY CIC Wlttl MI S Id~ WineMt-s Margaret LltlYd of Ray r,nr and othet H!la.tlvea mond ouy and-.A.Iouzo Smith of Wm GrapeR and WI!('! M1 and W ~>llston who were call"d here by Mrs Roy Ora)>ml and children tl •e death of their brotlwr Thoma~ ~ J>ent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Smith w•ll remain !or a sho1t vh;lt A•bort, Frasier at Addison Dr Luther Tunler and daughter Mrs FrP.d Drake spent Monday uf Columbus wme guests of Mr Y.lth H H Roush and fa.mlly 1\nd Mas B C Grover and atU!ndMrs John Martin and sons te· erl the ThomW!Qn reunion which turned home Sunday !tom =C=o~lu~n~>·='~'":;;'~h~e~ld=S:unda.~ a,!- Little Kyger CHESHIRE • Stop Gas Pains! Remedy Givea Relief 0 ~ • Bo many other thmgs have pet· U.hed, the s led GrAndpa built for llS the resounding drum Qn wh1ch we made music tl'l~ old Colt pistol, catrld~te boxes a1 my caps, sabers othet• somenlrs of the Civil War, iucludlng tl.l'my cJQ~hlng o ~tt uncles, one In tbe cavalry cne In t.he Infantry, which WCHI all ours to play with In our early teens 1 11 I1C11c11 Rn1lth, fnmoum u{:a DO o 1t11 ankm"' No 2 plnyct• c'f t e Unitea T . · 1 Stnl(':i "'did not lj.llow tl\e CCUIUtion \ ~f cll~mnl n.ttack brOIIl{ t Ui81nfl1: hlm hy Mt ~n En'l'(!nJe Ror;e, 23-:veat· old nursl:'!, of ( hicago, to influonCa ms p!nymg nbllily, ArrJilted at'~ rc1eUJ>ec1 on bond, s m1Lh played thll game of ht~ life 1n tha Eut-Wea't yolo World Scncs at I t~.kj) FntetC. lJ,, ncormg six JJolls for t!le Wta~ \lb.lch '\ ~n-12_:-s_. _ _ _ 'Rete. are .. ' g~~J ~1g~rette~ . ; I < • Jot they are not hke Chesterfield. " c ' DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edoon R. Waite, Shawne.,, . . • , and Che.tterjields ~re,. not·-lilfe ~ny other d;garetle: Okl~tboma As soon as you· light lip' a t:hc!st· edield, we believe yo\1 .will noti~;e , ,tliat they. are mild. And befor~ vt;ry , ·' · long, you will cenainly notice that they taste better. These things don't just happen so. There isn't any accident about it. For "e put into CHESTERFIELDS all that Science knows and money can buy to make them "satisfy." Just try .them! C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA rtEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: I a llappet until Khc hns t<J put rm r,pct L.H.: lc:; wh1 c h ennllun bt-fucul lt Mcs. and ev en thon Nowadny 11 n g11'1 r- h c tlu eH n't nlwa~ s 1~ gwe up I I' HNP~upape! advertiaing i~& newa in advertising- new things, lute and mtcrcohng d.evclo)lments in ho11•ehold appliances auto• clothe&, furn~ture--are read in newspaper artid.ea and ad~ Ion~ bof.ire purely advertising 111ediuma arc uocd. I Th u prt('t tell '> u ~ that lhf•re 1:-> a de ;sltny "hl1 h shapes ~ r•uJ eJliJ s bnt th e .l\' Ct .t KC wom<ln dcpenw~ a htti(J on 1he t fJ'I il liUCl' <lnd t he /i ' le dPtiC "Sub•qibera get,the 'news behind the newa·- Adverlioingfrol!l their new•papcro when the ml!nufaeturera releate their firot publicity i'! the' form of ,ncwa nDd qdvortiaing. t:-:;~ 1f Jun Farl ey 1cally wauL"! t:mmcth<ng tn make \ lnH d epartmen t popular why do(•sn't he Havur the po ~t.ug •.! atnffipa with ~-> p e atmmt"! "Aon~tiono.l and stale ~vents are firtt thronicletl in ttie newo- P"~'"'"• eo arc the feadiii1r produl't. of lj.c leading rqanufadurera brought to the attention of the -public through the neWopa.per• of I Indlana 1s JU~tt now celebrating the tetm ning of f1rutt I },eet• w~1ch is another indicu.tion of how the pt'ychology 1 of the people ha s chlwred. the country. I . I "~owap,ap~r advertioing ~.r ,vi{hle ol i!• tqnn~~CtiP!' with tlll'l ~nll'lrlly of.natio?al preor •••?CIBUon• ~atno tl!~t prl;otille ,:N~IT 10 easentlal tn ~elltng-aood wtll-"'!d eoqf;ilcncc 1 thi: ,, liiU!k-, 1 :;:;;.~~-t.'( , factur~ 1 ~ ' ' • • 1 ~ q ... , \ ""~~¥ 1 1 1 . of, I JJ · ~ l •f ·~-t ~k 'l!~r.tio,illr in a' newa~pc• i• ~Nt:WS while in t V .+vl, ! t ,! V,- t l--<:~.r.i~:~'' "..l ',. ·, ester ie_ 1 ' ~ '~ ' ' ' ' ' tie «fmW/e ~ M~LDIIB. the citJarelle tia{ • ,f./ t t'!ed~~·'fiJ!'~~II:dve'ptlolnlJ. ~ ''I ... · ·• • \ ) . ~. " " TASTES JIET l'.F.R , If �WQNDAY, AUOUft M. lilt, - ,, •I ·'' ~ I ' ' • ' • ' - ---......,.-- I • YE~1'EII-DAI''S ! II RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Oclumbw 1'1 ; MJ.onr ' ;.tOlla &. I' I! =::~~~~ ~;; ~~~:~~t: ~ ( ~ I 10 lnn1ng& J. Ksrw u; City 3; Loulsvllle 2 tlO 1 it~ntngs) Toledo at. St. Paul <rain) I, NATiONAL LEAGUE Booten 'l; Olnclnna.U o. Cincinnati ::.: Bost.on 3. 1 cooeecuthe lnserUOWI tor price Chi(ago 2; Broc klyn ~: 8t Lou t& 7; St Loula 5; 01 •• Tbe ad taker wm sladly v 1ly wiU be taken 1or mlnJmwu charge ol e~Leh l~oy Seoul~ from all over the United Slal~s prc~eJtlcU .a muunilkent ~Pectacle as llou. Help Wanted f l ---- -·---POLLY AND HER PA. ,,• L~' - Chlckens That Couldn't Home to Roost Visits OUR Ci 'i •k • . • Hate\ Sinton-St.Nicho\os i~ m-.'Onot.iy 1he piel!"'"'e of oil A!'dllio/ not? ~­ that are lor~ and ll'i oblt- comfort end \u~­ ury thatl5 pTe<lSin!J-CIIld mtes so k;w t:tat they keep tta'-'!!iing ~:pcn~e5 too rr lnlm\.'lll • '>Ou,too. will hk ~ t~c s~endttl kxv t1911 of HCitel Sinton-St N~hdo mtho h~r l of OONntown (inr 1 nnat l · t \~ wonder fll\ b od-tts CDUrteous. ~erv1<.e · a~ 11:. moderWoe ~ • Bath ond •.crVldor tn co:~ch of 1b 750 P(l(ll'nJ Rate·, frttn~2~ /\\1 public rooms ond dini!Yj room:;. e\cc.t rital~ coo!ed. ., ' I j I ;' " • ~ ' ' Progrn8~ U.l Chicago, where than 10,000 of the Loyci, fmm of When YOUD. •~ J nol'lm;t.,r 11 , Toronto 9. Et."' FOR RENT- House on Ave. Call 446-X. 'I "'~ BETHEL For Rcllt • I Newark 3; Jersey City 2 , Newark 7; Je r ~.ey Clt1,1: 7 ( r:;~vetJ It may be days. or even wet'!b, ~bcfor(l tbill ,floode.d h01! se (~eft). a\ mulm;:\, agtceru~nt.J ~·rederick Junctwn. t\[,1., it; f1t to hvc )n, hut hc,!cm:k Hlldebtanrl and Montreal 4; Buf'Inlo 1 lill fll.mi!y h r. ve no othc 1 p!nn~ 1o go s d they .r:ast stt O!l a knoll11nd caz.e \".'at<: hcrt IJ.1' fiT nd , and kinsfolk, went through th eir pac eH . Montreal i , Buffalo 3 ... ·.U ~~4Qli 14''- Wr l,ll ... ,e{~4L~Fi~ _ ' Bilttmci-e ' 5: ' Albany 3 - ----~ ~--- -----;-;.--;--- - - - - - - - - -·--~ -~~ n3 ·s~~ ; daY ~~;;;ts Mr~S:;)d 'Mffl.C--o. Dabney Thuwday. . n ~• l tlplprc !l; A!b~m.v 2 (seve~;~ Caltle-Recelpt.s 130. s:...:ers 2.20 w. Brown and duugh!er, Mary and Garland Caudill motorr:d ' to 1nn1ngd, agreement.') 1o 5.10. heifers l.D5 to 4,. 85, la.t cowl! M1· and Mrs. Floyd Cole and son ChariOOon (P'rtday returning late 2 oo tb :1.2:1, canners 1SO to 1 70, bulls 1 '11w a.llcnc:ancc: :.l duuday rsclloul Howard of Pl. Pleasant. 1n the evenlos:. SALES REPORT OF THE POJNT • 5{l to 2 90 Jllilk eows 18.00 too 32.00 t •as ninety-one. · The Old H01he Town Fe.rm "The little son 01 Leland Shm t rLt;MI.tNT LIVE STOCK. 1M.\L1!;8 ..... veal calVes r~;celpts ,S19 00p5 t Mr. and Mtl:i E. S Riffle nne! .. omen'&. Club wiH meet at the who hii.S been confined to his bed CO. Pt. J"leas~t, W. Va. a 60 111econdll 1100 to 6 20 rgelllum tamily matured to Butf.,lo, W. Va., l'ome of Mrs E C Rol1Eih Thursday for some t1me 18 report ed to be in a !100 to 5~1? common and cavte:; suiou.s d.ndltlon at this tlme. Saturday, Aug 26, 1933 J 00 t.b 4.70, cuiiB , :hOO to 210 where they attended a 'home corn · a fternoon. lng J;.!rs. J. H. Caudlll a1.':1 Mrs. R E 'l'otal Receipts 910 Read. ·~jp.~~' Jl'll, t{f 18 6·30 • Miss Emogene Yeager called on 1Martin attended the revival at Hogs receipts 40, 175 to ~ lbs. !;!\COn~ ~{(~ to• 5.2b, common 3100 J • MI~J Mua :Fogleso ng Saturday eveARL ~ 1Jordan Thursday night. <!.00. llgllt~ 4.50, pJGs UO to 2.00 h( . t l) ·~· '1 ' 1 nln(;. -~ , Ul R 1 ,1ev oerald and family and his r;roci'; shoata ' 4 .5C'C ' _. _ . _' '; _ _ - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Jolin W. Rice had Heruy Mitchell WRI:l cu ng on · · ~- _ -------~~ - - -- - - - ·- - · .. __ - m~ll' i ' hl• d down the Avenu e of Fla g-.~ A C l:' nltwy i na l no.v Scout' Oay ~<Js o!J~;c' l'\o ed l' ri.ln\'. More '· """" lot:~~:! for pa.rti,culars. ·Ati.<i,u,, B·.e.chwellJ',,.. IO So. Arkansas cnuc, Atlantic City, N. J 8-27·3t LEAGUE 1NTERNATJONAL tt:AGUE 1user• LADIES c1u n monfly at home sew~ Jng, during your full or pa n tJme. Experlflucc unncceli.!:lllry. Send :;tamped addressed Gcheclul~ d . I (8 Inn- I i WnshingLon 14: Cleveland 1 Cleveland 6; Wa.&hlo.iton 3. Chicago 5; Phlladelphla. 3 Chk~o 9; Philndelphla 8 Boston 'J, St . Louis 5. St. Louls 5 ; Heston 3. New Yorl: <t,; Detroit 3 New York 12; Detroit 2. ~ No a.:lvertlsemeut tnnt-1ive ocnL& !or go m~s AMERil:AN manner as w brin¥ the grca.tt-'3t f8111lt.l to fOU. a. New York 5 !:1gfl, de.rknns.l aMUit you 1f des~. ao that Ute COPl for :rour 114 la prep.:... .:d 1n sul'h a le118 tt1an Brooklyn 0 CblclliJO 2 New York 1 ,·We~n H ., I I' !. '· "''t< I :~, ' SINTO ·' 'I 1 \ ' "• BreaJ< JOHN l HORGAN ..,,..., ' ,, !:~~:~~:":i cf cf Fo~M. AND HOPES To WIN 'Ill!\ NAT'L TITLe. ST. NICHOL ' s WHO IS AGAIN PLAYING IN H~ft I !!J 3 I OTEL <! , INCINNAT C 01oezlngcr. &S Grcg11n, ll . . . . . . . D. Oroozlnger, 3b w. Ol'oezlnacr, c H . Emtlek, lb ... HR!I , rf By ·Russ We.stover 1, ·, f~r . I Ei!lU[JiiCI!, 2b . . r:. Eml'lck. 2b Becker. p . t-..1\A.C /'-\AI I Totals .. 61 \I E JO:!~Ol AJ3 R H pO A E l 0 1 0 0 0 • 4 4 4 4 3 0 0 0 o 0 J 0 J 0 o 0 J 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 1 D 5 0 1 0 1 o 0 0 0 1 0 'l'obl .. o 0 o o o o 'f.:f'C •· ·~ f>y lnn~llG~ Cllc;;Ler 32 0 G 24 2 2 RockbudR" 'l wo lmn· hi I:~ H Knight. Oaul, Young, Ridenour, 2, SlTnck out by- Beckel' 7; by Rich· b::\5~ Gaul ards 13. B~s on balls-off Becker 1. Wtld pitches-Becker 2, Richards 1 :;cd bttllti- l'fiddleport 1\umPab',.; 1' I. Rwu; b11U.c d in- Parfit.t 3, Rich· Home t•un- Pa1fltl. &toleu b!\!les- R. AllensworiJI. ICOS,IE AN.OTHE'l?.. ~ 1-\t\.~IC F. ~ (.---·.. E. Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma Columbus Middlt!port T1me of gRme-t :01 / Umplres- R. Allcnsw,rt.h, C. · lrnsworth. Mecs. .. -- lr1iss GiuYt;ING, . Ar-t/ .~ s~~ . ,. ":AT dl'to~~ TJ/1$ liJ.iUK. ~ l~u.~E tCEBO~!jl 10 :o ' I~ c;,.., II<""" "llot• ,.,.,...., •. , · ct• I~ l~Q nc~,r.pnper you have th~ fac:tsloric~lly preaentcd to you. f 1!11 <o~lllilll!~f 011 a ~er.tain pqint <If a!lv!ll'cqe; YOII "'i<l il '~IJ"in; J•oo h11ve the ovidi:rn:e th~>re o!i ivhicli to llioae · · , · ' ·· .... ' :' f . can yo11r ,; ~....~ i:. ' 'llo,t4er" lodflY· Thi111• .,e duo!>Jrll•· rjllpijlly. We wr-.4or ' Y1>~1 ir, lt'l~l!~lli!l.t !IPw; ~~~.,~!at J!i.l~i!app~~ ~ext. ·So wr h e;> in !c>uoh wii); .today'• eve111a thrO!IIIh ~1\e llt!'"'!"Pei'. , .. , .. _ ,. ,,. :'f ( ' 1011. IC oit,t rt~fll'"' S,-.1"'"' That buyera today want facto. What article have you bought rcr.ently without thinking it over quite a bit? That mean• you, ami everyone eire, will read MON about oome article in whi ch you m2w be, cr can be, interested. doc.i~i~n. .... . • As ft~ltt..tsr 114 19-3.?, .:.po~s A ~ffMIOASLE' 71iREAT IN "f''..if: LJOME~s Goi.F CHAf'I!PI01:fiH.IPS >\>jOIA' I'vE SUP PC.D !X:IWtiJ '1 A s'£MI • BRUCE B. HREWER, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FERRY· HANLY ADVERTISING COMPANY, SAYS: ' ' �WQNDAY, AUOUft M. lilt, - ,, •I ·'' ~ I ' ' • ' • ' - ---......,.-- I • YE~1'EII-DAI''S ! II RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Oclumbw 1'1 ; MJ.onr ' ;.tOlla &. I' I! =::~~~~ ~;; ~~~:~~t: ~ ( ~ I 10 lnn1ng& J. Ksrw u; City 3; Loulsvllle 2 tlO 1 it~ntngs) Toledo at. St. Paul <rain) I, NATiONAL LEAGUE Booten 'l; Olnclnna.U o. Cincinnati ::.: Bost.on 3. 1 cooeecuthe lnserUOWI tor price Chi(ago 2; Broc klyn ~: 8t Lou t& 7; St Loula 5; 01 •• Tbe ad taker wm sladly v 1ly wiU be taken 1or mlnJmwu charge ol e~Leh l~oy Seoul~ from all over the United Slal~s prc~eJtlcU .a muunilkent ~Pectacle as llou. Help Wanted f l ---- -·---POLLY AND HER PA. ,,• L~' - Chlckens That Couldn't Home to Roost Visits OUR Ci 'i •k • . • Hate\ Sinton-St.Nicho\os i~ m-.'Onot.iy 1he piel!"'"'e of oil A!'dllio/ not? ~­ that are lor~ and ll'i oblt- comfort end \u~­ ury thatl5 pTe<lSin!J-CIIld mtes so k;w t:tat they keep tta'-'!!iing ~:pcn~e5 too rr lnlm\.'lll • '>Ou,too. will hk ~ t~c s~endttl kxv t1911 of HCitel Sinton-St N~hdo mtho h~r l of OONntown (inr 1 nnat l · t \~ wonder fll\ b od-tts CDUrteous. ~erv1<.e · a~ 11:. moderWoe ~ • Bath ond •.crVldor tn co:~ch of 1b 750 P(l(ll'nJ Rate·, frttn~2~ /\\1 public rooms ond dini!Yj room:;. e\cc.t rital~ coo!ed. ., ' I j I ;' " • ~ ' ' Progrn8~ U.l Chicago, where than 10,000 of the Loyci, fmm of When YOUD. •~ J nol'lm;t.,r 11 , Toronto 9. Et."' FOR RENT- House on Ave. Call 446-X. 'I "'~ BETHEL For Rcllt • I Newark 3; Jersey City 2 , Newark 7; Je r ~.ey Clt1,1: 7 ( r:;~vetJ It may be days. or even wet'!b, ~bcfor(l tbill ,floode.d h01! se (~eft). a\ mulm;:\, agtceru~nt.J ~·rederick Junctwn. t\[,1., it; f1t to hvc )n, hut hc,!cm:k Hlldebtanrl and Montreal 4; Buf'Inlo 1 lill fll.mi!y h r. ve no othc 1 p!nn~ 1o go s d they .r:ast stt O!l a knoll11nd caz.e \".'at<: hcrt IJ.1' fiT nd , and kinsfolk, went through th eir pac eH . Montreal i , Buffalo 3 ... ·.U ~~4Qli 14''- Wr l,ll ... ,e{~4L~Fi~ _ ' Bilttmci-e ' 5: ' Albany 3 - ----~ ~--- -----;-;.--;--- - - - - - - - - -·--~ -~~ n3 ·s~~ ; daY ~~;;;ts Mr~S:;)d 'Mffl.C--o. Dabney Thuwday. . n ~• l tlplprc !l; A!b~m.v 2 (seve~;~ Caltle-Recelpt.s 130. s:...:ers 2.20 w. Brown and duugh!er, Mary and Garland Caudill motorr:d ' to 1nn1ngd, agreement.') 1o 5.10. heifers l.D5 to 4,. 85, la.t cowl! M1· and Mrs. Floyd Cole and son ChariOOon (P'rtday returning late 2 oo tb :1.2:1, canners 1SO to 1 70, bulls 1 '11w a.llcnc:ancc: :.l duuday rsclloul Howard of Pl. Pleasant. 1n the evenlos:. SALES REPORT OF THE POJNT • 5{l to 2 90 Jllilk eows 18.00 too 32.00 t •as ninety-one. · The Old H01he Town Fe.rm "The little son 01 Leland Shm t rLt;MI.tNT LIVE STOCK. 1M.\L1!;8 ..... veal calVes r~;celpts ,S19 00p5 t Mr. and Mtl:i E. S Riffle nne! .. omen'&. Club wiH meet at the who hii.S been confined to his bed CO. Pt. J"leas~t, W. Va. a 60 111econdll 1100 to 6 20 rgelllum tamily matured to Butf.,lo, W. Va., l'ome of Mrs E C Rol1Eih Thursday for some t1me 18 report ed to be in a !100 to 5~1? common and cavte:; suiou.s d.ndltlon at this tlme. Saturday, Aug 26, 1933 J 00 t.b 4.70, cuiiB , :hOO to 210 where they attended a 'home corn · a fternoon. lng J;.!rs. J. H. Caudlll a1.':1 Mrs. R E 'l'otal Receipts 910 Read. ·~jp.~~' Jl'll, t{f 18 6·30 • Miss Emogene Yeager called on 1Martin attended the revival at Hogs receipts 40, 175 to ~ lbs. !;!\COn~ ~{(~ to• 5.2b, common 3100 J • MI~J Mua :Fogleso ng Saturday eveARL ~ 1Jordan Thursday night. <!.00. llgllt~ 4.50, pJGs UO to 2.00 h( . t l) ·~· '1 ' 1 nln(;. -~ , Ul R 1 ,1ev oerald and family and his r;roci'; shoata ' 4 .5C'C ' _. _ . _' '; _ _ - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Jolin W. Rice had Heruy Mitchell WRI:l cu ng on · · ~- _ -------~~ - - -- - - - ·- - · .. __ - m~ll' i ' hl• d down the Avenu e of Fla g-.~ A C l:' nltwy i na l no.v Scout' Oay ~<Js o!J~;c' l'\o ed l' ri.ln\'. More '· """" lot:~~:! for pa.rti,culars. ·Ati.<i,u,, B·.e.chwellJ',,.. IO So. Arkansas cnuc, Atlantic City, N. J 8-27·3t LEAGUE 1NTERNATJONAL tt:AGUE 1user• LADIES c1u n monfly at home sew~ Jng, during your full or pa n tJme. Experlflucc unncceli.!:lllry. Send :;tamped addressed Gcheclul~ d . I (8 Inn- I i WnshingLon 14: Cleveland 1 Cleveland 6; Wa.&hlo.iton 3. Chicago 5; Phlladelphla. 3 Chk~o 9; Philndelphla 8 Boston 'J, St . Louis 5. St. Louls 5 ; Heston 3. New Yorl: <t,; Detroit 3 New York 12; Detroit 2. ~ No a.:lvertlsemeut tnnt-1ive ocnL& !or go m~s AMERil:AN manner as w brin¥ the grca.tt-'3t f8111lt.l to fOU. a. New York 5 !:1gfl, de.rknns.l aMUit you 1f des~. ao that Ute COPl for :rour 114 la prep.:... .:d 1n sul'h a le118 tt1an Brooklyn 0 CblclliJO 2 New York 1 ,·We~n H ., I I' !. '· "''t< I :~, ' SINTO ·' 'I 1 \ ' "• BreaJ< JOHN l HORGAN ..,,..., ' ,, !:~~:~~:":i cf cf Fo~M. AND HOPES To WIN 'Ill!\ NAT'L TITLe. ST. NICHOL ' s WHO IS AGAIN PLAYING IN H~ft I !!J 3 I OTEL <! , INCINNAT C 01oezlngcr. &S Grcg11n, ll . . . . . . . D. Oroozlnger, 3b w. Ol'oezlnacr, c H . Emtlek, lb ... HR!I , rf By ·Russ We.stover 1, ·, f~r . I Ei!lU[JiiCI!, 2b . . r:. Eml'lck. 2b Becker. p . t-..1\A.C /'-\AI I Totals .. 61 \I E JO:!~Ol AJ3 R H pO A E l 0 1 0 0 0 • 4 4 4 4 3 0 0 0 o 0 J 0 J 0 o 0 J 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 1 D 5 0 1 0 1 o 0 0 0 1 0 'l'obl .. o 0 o o o o 'f.:f'C •· ·~ f>y lnn~llG~ Cllc;;Ler 32 0 G 24 2 2 RockbudR" 'l wo lmn· hi I:~ H Knight. Oaul, Young, Ridenour, 2, SlTnck out by- Beckel' 7; by Rich· b::\5~ Gaul ards 13. B~s on balls-off Becker 1. Wtld pitches-Becker 2, Richards 1 :;cd bttllti- l'fiddleport 1\umPab',.; 1' I. Rwu; b11U.c d in- Parfit.t 3, Rich· Home t•un- Pa1fltl. &toleu b!\!les- R. AllensworiJI. ICOS,IE AN.OTHE'l?.. ~ 1-\t\.~IC F. ~ (.---·.. E. Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma Columbus Middlt!port T1me of gRme-t :01 / Umplres- R. Allcnsw,rt.h, C. · lrnsworth. Mecs. .. -- lr1iss GiuYt;ING, . Ar-t/ .~ s~~ . ,. ":AT dl'to~~ TJ/1$ liJ.iUK. ~ l~u.~E tCEBO~!jl 10 :o ' I~ c;,.., II<""" "llot• ,.,.,...., •. , · ct• I~ l~Q nc~,r.pnper you have th~ fac:tsloric~lly preaentcd to you. f 1!11 <o~lllilll!~f 011 a ~er.tain pqint <If a!lv!ll'cqe; YOII "'i<l il '~IJ"in; J•oo h11ve the ovidi:rn:e th~>re o!i ivhicli to llioae · · , · ' ·· .... ' :' f . can yo11r ,; ~....~ i:. ' 'llo,t4er" lodflY· Thi111• .,e duo!>Jrll•· rjllpijlly. We wr-.4or ' Y1>~1 ir, lt'l~l!~lli!l.t !IPw; ~~~.,~!at J!i.l~i!app~~ ~ext. ·So wr h e;> in !c>uoh wii); .today'• eve111a thrO!IIIh ~1\e llt!'"'!"Pei'. , .. , .. _ ,. ,,. :'f ( ' 1011. IC oit,t rt~fll'"' S,-.1"'"' That buyera today want facto. What article have you bought rcr.ently without thinking it over quite a bit? That mean• you, ami everyone eire, will read MON about oome article in whi ch you m2w be, cr can be, interested. doc.i~i~n. .... . • As ft~ltt..tsr 114 19-3.?, .:.po~s A ~ffMIOASLE' 71iREAT IN "f''..if: LJOME~s Goi.F CHAf'I!PI01:fiH.IPS >\>jOIA' I'vE SUP PC.D !X:IWtiJ '1 A s'£MI • BRUCE B. HREWER, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FERRY· HANLY ADVERTISING COMPANY, SAYS: ' ' �0 FUN AS u , . D I XPEHIME AGHICU T I lAUNCHED Af l n ere ry .. C0 l - d JOB TO PAY FARMER ~ N To from an the ., , ~ . "' .. ' d : ,_.~-- Ia • ly Favo Arl .t ent .:tlfe>-Th. ~ - · iAIII-It. kJJ>tl\811, ' J '· . to ..,'.. $1 ern #lio : 1 ""'••U. ot na a prominent f year- - ' '' F � 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 08. August 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 August 28, 1933 ardinger biglin bouma caldwell catavella cook crowe gleason hagenmaier henderson jarzynski kirstine matthews mcconnell miller musgrave myers phillipi quinn schultz smith