https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/145d561d3f6130f4126f553fcefbe218.pdf 26a03acce31786da202c886cef372119 PDF Text Text ' ,. ' 1 JUII ., ' WWltii!!IDAT, 00'1'08D .... TF OHIO ITlT! •ustUY l' t~H tt, til$ ST lN O 15TH IV~ C. .J L tJ W8U$ 0 -- . . ---~ - . ' ' • .. ·-~ • - UJEATHER FORECAST- · READERS' NOTICE - If you want the N ewa Oftlce of The DaO:r Tribune, eall 238-L; If the BWiin... OOice uk for 202·R. ' CtU~Ional ratr. In extM'.'me South 0 lor Anlllort lor BY • • r1 une ; CAR CRASHES WITH SPEEDING TRAIN RE FOUND GUlL T~ Seven Perish as Transpot;t ;'Plane Explodes e- ee r1 Pomeroy, Ohio·-.'in Definite Monetary Pol· Nominate Younelf Or A Friend Today And Have icy Will Remain The Advantaee Of An Early Start. SubiCI'ipUnfixed tiona Count Moot Votea At The Bevil!· nine Of Campaip And '\fotea Will EXPANDED CREDIT Win The Bi1 Awarcla Soueht Thru R. F. C. Be· Much fa vorable comment was fore Preaident Uoeo heard JasL evenln g on the streeta ot Authority M.Lcldlepor~ 11 11d Pomei'O}' regardln1 ,. ' GREAT PRIZE VOTING A WORD TO YOU . h Handed To Pair PIRS'l' PRIZE The D.aily Tribune and Tribune-Te1earaph de1ire . ~ tlieir Circulation. 'n.ey know it ia 10in1 to eoat Dumey to do..,. They al10 how that the JaW11 of compen· ft4ion are juaL To receive you muat alao aive. for your la1lp, tlu,refore, they are offerin& rich rewa.rd. r'" n.e, cam.paip outlii'-ecl in this a~vertisernent i1 not a .ularity cantest, for ~be tbin1 which counta in winninl' " Bi1 Ca1h prize• i1: vote1iand v.te1 mq•t be HCured by -~· pa1t due, 'renewal .' or ·neW 1ubacripti.one to the ~ly TribuDe or The Tribune. TeJerrapb. ' ~ Tho111and1 of people in thil .ection of Ohio are now fltdera of the.e two paper1. They not only read them but ~I' fre cona~ered a fandly nece11ity. The Daily Tribune . ~1110 to the home the lateoJ ""1"" dlolributed locally and t~ IJ"ribune--Telearaph fumilh.ea weekly a condeneed and larae amouat of import&D.t alate and county newa ;for thr ~ralledia111. . , The fo#e,ia., para,..apl,t vr¥ 'writt,e n for the purpOf impreaairia 'upan you the Vital part the.o paper• play in the commercial, .ocial, reli,ioua, educationa\ and e n t e r - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - : ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .taiament ~· 9r tb.~ loealit,r. , .; , FOURTH PRIZE SIXTH PRIZE .;1' • To JIIOOl folko the ~~~~~~ve;!'IIDe ....,. of omall _ . . . , ..... but the thla11 uaa 1>t~ look hard and moot impooalble. In any lft!!ler~klaa, frpm the building of a chickea coop to the Panalna ;Caua1 :a dart baa to be ~!le. A otart Ia the moot imJ11>riant thipc !in life. Nobody SEVENTH PRIZE NINTH PRIZE EIGHTH fRIZE • lot a"Y 1"h~~ wlt~t a -~~rt, .~ou ·cannot have a l\illah wltbo'lit a 'l>eginnlnf. .,. · -~ " . To ~Jt-1;:o..k ·nobody ever won any of the great priz.. .bio,~ld'ocooclo by oittinc around ancl wiohinr. WiobTENTH PRIZE ELEVENTH .PRIZE " TWELTH PRIZE . ._lfVer laad anywhere but in the aoup. i~P-Io admire follu 1"J.o do thinK•· We a&o<>dato ac· 1 421::,0() til'iii with lifo and inactiOn with death. What we are try' ' · :· · 'I'<' iQ to do ia to =,tlr,a little action in' y~ur being. Y.ou have ! ·· ' ' · $250.00 1 IN CASH SIC:OND PRIZE $100.00 CASH IN CASH IN TRIIlDPRIZE $50.00 $25.00 IN CASH $10.00 IN CASH $lO.OO JN CASH j------:------- t ,v~ · t . .~,t1ole. ~lf yo'CI"ddn"t wm. dn~ of·, ~~e •\caat., prize. r. ~-~'n bf·~•id a c:om~i.,ip_n. ••~ve~\'iil'll it jn Y.our fa· ..r ou ha.v~. evoryth~ntr '"'· ·~ ~d' not~... '~0 looe. Why IIO\ enter th~·•""'''\•IA, n~~ and. t>ave . the ada.,l!f an early ot~. Yilu '.P.'i turn .back the.hand~ ...... N- a~•· Pre<;.,uo houn for you •f you wdl ""1!. . .. I Fill out , ~ 'llOibift~doa :J;U_. : ~ . thil • adrtertite~i aient ~in!'Ko _and ~)in• or m_a ill! to t~e eampaill," of· ~. , eceuary aupplaea will be immedaatefy fumumed t:: •,'' ' no&ht•r to enter-It I!Olla , It ~t; n~~' lor 7011 o'JM a aablerlber &o tbe Dally Tlrbune or The 'ljrtl..,,. •...,,....,. io co.peCe ror lllle prlaea. Contea~nb May Nomi~te Fill oat. alld. MAll Now, TodaJ, • ·1-~niinate · . Name .......................... . '-'t-~,.......,.,~~-~A~d~d~re~ .............. 1.... " . .,.. , ............ State ..... , .. .AJJ a contender for one of the big cash awards in your $500.00 cash prize distribution. ! By JAMES L . KILOAI,.LEN INS Staff Corrupondent o•Waoma cit,, ow... Oct.12- INR -Georp I'"Maehl~te Gu") Kelb' and bifl flaaby,re4-balftd ..Ur, Ka~hrya Kelly were louul p.D&y ol Ute $110,001 tld:Dapi.nl" rJ1 Cl-.rlelt F. Uradttl by a JIII'J 1n redenl coarl Way and wue alm.OIIt _.....,. .................. E41rar s. Vaarbi to Ule ba.- .........L A bUBhed 81lence, brOken only by the taint whir of mot1on picture cameras, fell over the crowded oowt room aa the verdict was read. Katbryn KeUy-a .&Urn, narrowsbouldert!d ftlute in black-oat bemde her husband directly · ln front or the Judie's beNlh a.s the rorema.n or the jury .a.nnounoed In reaponae to a question from the court tnat the verdict had reached. '"11le the ver- \. v' O·T·I· s ca · ' I D .... '- . ;'. ·" : ' ColumbW!I, 0 ., Oct. By GEORGE R. HOLMI!:B INS Btaft Corre~~pondent Washtn~~:to~. Oct. 12-INS-Deh~ged wlth oonnlcUng advice a.s ro whether kl Inflate or not lnllate, 12-INS - sta blll~ jaooa••••d from the shadow of lllf' elect-ric cb&Jr only three hours bf!· tore they Wfirt'l to ho.ve been electrOOl.J.ted" et. Oblo penitenuan·, Chester ProbllSkl, 26, of Olevelnnd, and Merrill E. Chandler, 3:1, of Cllnclnnat1, today fanned hop:-s tha\ they wm win permanent t'e&~ plte from th., death aentl!!nce. ex!cutio• Indeftnlte stays ol aranted to the two men by Justlcl!! Carl V. Weypndt yesterday alter Oovemm oeort~:e Whit ~ had refused to com· mute their 5ente:nces to U!e lm - Here is all t4a t remained of the New pJoded in mid-air and crashed near Cbestert own, pilots to their deaths. AU of the victims, including burned almost beyond recognition. transport plane which e}<tlve passengers and two Tarrant, pilot, inset, were ~ asnJng or not stabilize the dollar Fresldent Roosevelt apparently u; determined to explort evl!!ry 11.venue r ~ credll expansion betore rc:st.orifle lO any of the lnftatkmary powm·s Granted hlm ln the Tbom111 amendr.,ent. lie is moYlna now tor wld<!ly exfBnded crl!dit throug:h thl! R. F. c .. Yihose life wiU be extended OCyord lhl:! expiration do.te ot Feb. 20 next a plan will be announced f t'r unfr~~ettng the till cloeed with Prize db;l.rlbllt.ion offered by the Daily Tribune and the Tribune· Telegrnph \.o ambiUous women and girl~ of this localit}'. WhHe the campalsn does not of· rtr:Jally open until Oct. who de:<~ire may aLD.rt kl 21 , thMr work at once 11.11d bave \.he o.dvnntage ol an enri}' start. Th~ Who did not read ye.!lt.er day's paper t.horoushlt should study carefully the page advl"rtlsement ugain a~pear1ng In this Issue and learn just how tile big nrlzes will be awarded. · I t costs nothing kl enter the eampalgn and compete for S!i00-00 In cash prizes to be ifven away abso!IJU!ly free on Detember 4 th. 1933 at8P.M. Vexing Problems Faces NRA StatT Adminlatrator ·su~tioft.1 ~1!.Ji~.~~~f~ot~ ~t·~·~~~~ of the eampalp. • · .i . . '· The ~or 1it.lih•.O..a the mo•t vote& to her ~it .,..man JN CASH $5 00 JN"'CASH Lhe liberality ot · the t50Q.OO in caah By Staff of .Exec¥tion ()r. der From Chief Ju.r.tieeWey.andt .,&fe. I to ..n- •* ....... .....,.,.... ..., ........ Ex-Convicts Held ;' In Bar.k Robbeey to """" ••uo-so,tOO Yot.e• ," Two ~re :5"'~ted of I~ pheaban. m. $68,000 Robbery Second Meeting Is Unsuccessful o\':1' ONCE Tribune-TeleJP'&ph Pomeroy, Ohio DearSir- ' .:i .., . . . 3 year •ubtwitilon Mr. Jo~ B. , Cam,.tp M•n•rer . DAILY ftiBUNE and T&IBVN£-TELEORAPH ••·st lf\!fOp!ATION 1 1ur ..bllorlptlon MIG nt.e. I ;,ear nhcrlptiOD p,ll 1101 YOks s ,.... •abNrlpUon •uo-to,too wte. 4 1Yr aW.Crlpilcm $8-06-15.001 'l'tl&eti S year n'*rlpilon S'I.SO---ZO,IOI nln BLANK Mr.J.....ti'&. ...... c....... Hanapr . . a: .PriM. .. .' DAILY ~VlfE ad TRIBtfNE·TELIQRA.I'R ~t .... 50,000 additionalvl)loila offic;e. This Votinr Campaip '' -:~- ..~i · t :f~~~~~~~~~' p~w ki':ndi " .... ' -·00:-e-:Wift? .. e~. ~ . .. , ·91' . - ~ ... , ~ ' .. - . ~~· SlgrltHJ ."·' ' •••.•••. ·•• .•.' ~ ....... . .••••• . . . . _· "' " '•"';; -'• • .«! ,'. ,. ',: ': Aqdress . . .. .. . ' ... .. . . ... ... Town . . . . ..' . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . ' Signed ................... . ..... . .. ODl.J one ,..Dql.,. Z Jear •aMcrlpUon $1UMI·-IO.OOO "ot.e• BLANK For S.GOP Votea Great Prize Votin1 Campaign $10.00 IN CASH RULES OF CAMPAIGN C..mpaifn I, 'M' to . ., or airl of •oocl repu· tatioa a:uicli~ ~ .~~ Crin::ulftl~ ~ore of the Daily Tribune and Tr•bune·Tel~fl'•P~ .~. ,_;-1 \ ' ~- \ ; : EmploJ- of the D.ll:j. tllbune and Tribune-Tole. araph ud th~P. inunecliate familiea will not he penn.itted to ~te of the prizea. COUDtry COJftaponclenta who eon.tribute ~I ~·w• from their vicinity wilt not ·be COil• oiderecl employ.... Any eonteab.n~ who doea not t""' in at Jealt. ooe au.,_ acription ..ell ~k after eDJ'&Jiaa ifl c::ampairn will be drop.,.d from the ~ liat fJf contender•. · Any pOint~ of contention ari•iaa durina en.terpri.aewill be dedd"' by tbe eampaip manaaer and hio deeiol... will .. liaal. Vote~ -~"' placed to the credit of a coateatant cannot be trauferred to lhe eredit of aaother ecm.testanL ·Any a aaGeanetib or coheaion on. the part of contelt&Db to the cletn~ent of 'tfte ;&m~~~- ·m..J ~ .~~O~red au£ el""t ,.._..do to drO..Ili.:Jilj'1'W'~ilty ·Ocmt...den from fu.,. tber partlei~tlon bi' tl,te enierprioo, ' · Campalllil wDI ofidall,. open OCt. 211 1933 and elooo D!o. 4, 19~ .t 'f!lwlf time the .:-111 lltP~ ~~ II, award· eel 'and ~ltaiOiat ·p.w.·· Ciiitteatu.ta· may •Ja.Jit tO W:Ofli DOW a1 it il ncJt n8ce1la..,' lo walt for tJw opeftina date. The campaifn ~ c!h•lcled into three periodo · u wnt _be noted by a atudy oF 1the •ott~Oehedule ap~r.imJ on thio Oklahoma Court Jud1e at the d .... of t!>e c:Ampaip wil'i ba awarded · the Flrot or 1irl haorinc tile - d Priae of $2110.00, the hl.heo~ number of - · to her Credit ,W;IJf~r.,, tbe ooc· ond pr~ae of ~100.00 ud 10 forth accordintl tho voteo to • tbo "'"it of.'each -....~... will tho eaob prizn k dlolributec! IDllll •11 the ~... have been diotribute<l• ., u~L T.booo who cl" "'Il mu.. ia the caoh prioe aialribution will ~ ~:;;~. .~' ba paid ten per ceat of tho mCIJle:r tbey kve tumecl in. · Put d.; '? · ...-wai aUICriptioiaa «n~ut the tame num.. Not;;' that Si:ibocrlptlaii*'' ~oJnt .ri~i\ ~~ be1inninll of Campaip. Votes will be credited to each con· kr of u new oubacriptlono. teotant for aul>acriptioiU ••cured accO.dinll to vote IC hed,.te printed below. Cuh or valid check mllllt. ac:• A -~ fOI' the Blr C..ola Prize• may .....,.. u company alloubacriptiODJ. The Campai1n ia divided into three perioda. The flnt periotl "'"" f.....,. man1 of h!O' frieolda to help her ao oho 81ay clooire. D'!W to Nov!""ber 18th} at8 p.m. The aecond period ·ruM from close of fint period to NoYember 25th at 8 Ccmteatan~ are ~ to tu.m in or ma.il to the' P '-M. Th1~ period!r,ulll from cloae of aecond period. to clooe of Campaign December 4 1933 at 8 p m <':( ·. ' • • eampaip office the oubac:riptiCIJlo tky have -red ..,. FIRST PERIOD SECOND P,ERIOD THIRD PERIOD S.turcla,. of el!ch week .. tbat tbe proper credit may . . riven to 6ld wbacriben Uld tho paper otarted t6 ....., Clotft Nonmber IIUt. at 8 p, M. From No'f. 110.. at 1 p. m. 1o Nar. 15th. rnm Nn. 11 1 p.-. ·tt BeD.«. 1131 tb"' .,. 8 p..... ... ., Clam...... oaea. Tlalo applieo onl,. durtnr the Fint Period of the Daily Tribune--S:; Carrier Campalp. . Daily Tribun~y Carrier Dally Tr!lnme-,-ly Cani« moaihl ntl:erlpllon S1.75-ZOOO yoteL Ia eaoe of ~ ~ th' full amoomt of tbe prize ....., will monUta sahler1P4J.oAI fU~ YOtM 3 month• •uNic~P'Ion U.11-J810 ..tea I iDIIIIM lllltlerl,.._ tl.11-IJU ,_.. l year •W.Orlpllon teM--15,00& vo&ee ba paid tieiq -tootant. · II munthl •llbautlp&lon tUS . . . 'fflel I year aabllllripilon 'l!.to-60,GIIt YGtn I JQr qb~eri»Uon se.ot-li.Mt TOIM l :r•r ..._,..._ 11.11 ••• ftles w_ ..... rirla ...-a., tbe campalcn · · - to Z yur stibserlptlon tlUD--10.000 YOtfla t ,_r nblerlpt.loo f).J.DG SUit ablclo b:r the •~e 1'111•• and accept ao full pa:rment fer Daily Tribune--By Mail oenieea ........ . , d!ll'iq the enterprioe the eaoh pri.. or J;>aily Tribune--By Mail . O.ily Tribllne--By Mail 8 ~M~Jtha aubtcrlptton S2.0fi-UOO voiea I year IUbacrlpUon ff,oo.-aooo vo&efl I:~;;·;~- ~-- to w~ic!l they aN entitled aceordin1 t6 the $5.00 JN CASH · ·ereiooit? . You - haV<>· frien<lowhowill .~Joility. blt·IJad toWhY.no~ 1i~e i-oU· their au'bacripti01l "if you a1k them. -~ $10.00 IN ·CASH '•.. 1933 KELLY AND WIFE A Prize <: k~Pllbt. LL LEASED WIRE OF . INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. I. • u It'l H4nJI Ii'a lb The Aia'EIIort port1_Qn. and Prlda)'. F A Prize - • .Ohio-Pair. Colder tontaht. ~J ftPr. W. va.- ParrJy cloudy ant colder. ~ QQ · ft nomlnatlon blank placed to the credit, or. each ALL ,CASH-PRIZE DISTRIBUTION WILL BE ~==··="="="="="="=·=-=oo=n=~='·=·='·=m=t=M~:;.::.:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:;~~==P:A:l:D:TE;==N======f=====:::::::;=;:;:::H:A~VE=·==T=U=R:N:ED=::JN:.;:: State . =~~~~~~-=~::~~~~~~·=~·~·=··~·~·~..~·~·~·~..=·=·=·=··::: l I wu nGt expeoted m.teUnr wm be the helcl ·todu. -.;-: ! �. ' .~ ( .. " . .... '1'1111 DAILT ~. OJUO. l { 1 'l'KUJIIIDA'i' OOTOBd 1a, leU j y PAOli T11111111 Mhool . II VIRGINIA NElS Famous - GREGG r _____ ·~~ Phone ""'*" tlon, and wtn!l requelted bJ J\ld«f! "«'fltt'nck to :n.ve 7fiJ"8 In tbe Pen- ten Saturday to attend the put. Peoples to &llencl l!ulldar Behool, ttentlarY Oft tll&t oeeuton lor tbetr Bob Bur<!elle ol Pomeroy &0><1 Hr. and ..., Hom' c""""" M much M po8Si.ble pan lD. pua:tnc aome ot the n,n.. Earl Baney of Oklahoma arere ehll.d.rm apent; Sunc!a,r a1'terrtocG , _ monq, Katllryru pannt.l "Lslt.on ot Mr and M5r Koarett with her parents, J4r <~nd M1'l 1r1. 'ft'tte am\ented to life lmpdaon~ DUdd.i.n&' and Mr ard M:rs R L. Ralph ment Dudd.lnc' Sunday 1lr1l Lov• ts Mre soemUna aaiNI Vlrgtnla Meredith ....-~ the week. t.lme with h,l':l" dauahter, Mrs Clyde end luel!ll- of friendll hrre Tyret (Oon.U.c..cl !mm .... Clael " Mrs R L Du•kllnr and dall&b· ..,., - · RaiO!Y w"' '"" aupper the rest of his natural Ufe I alAo l-er were viBIOOn a.t Nitro Wf!dnt'5· suest or Dorothy Moore Thtll'ld&y aentenee Kathryn Kelly to the ted· Mr and )[n A A. Board ol day e 1enlna: trtll priMm for the rest of ber na- 0 ~ St.ation were in Lown SatMr and Mr~ Lawrence BeD ot tun.l life • ~7· and Y:rt P R carsey were Lon"' Bottom luhri~t apent the week. end wUh ber Kathl"}'ll a llpa kembled. u the 1vi&Uon at Bt M&f)'a Saturday • parenta Kr and Mrs J 0 Adams Judge Imposed. She aentenoe-the f wheR th .... attended the fWlt!l'al ot Jmunie Adama wbo has been lpmd max1mllpl penalty 8be had pre- a re.latl.';;' Mr and ~~:-s J n r;numaker or Ullf the past week here returned uoualy et&tcd th&t she "could take Oharlea Pink ot Plttabut•h ""'nt Roehelter Pll and their daught.er home with them it with a smile but- when the I lhe week end at h1J borne Mn :JI'rank Potter or Bea\'er are Mr and Mrs Denver Hysell and J;dae pronounced his raterul word& [ Helen m-.t R th Bl tn and spendln& a rew d ay~ at their home b.. by spent Sunday arternoon With there wa~ no smile Oil her pale u e er I ere her parent.l Mr and Mrs Curt.ll drawn fnce She wu devoid or ~IJUom B~tner were aL ParkenoMr and Mn Harry Manning of Swick of Rut.land 1 W'J Batur &y make-up C.harleston 11pent t he week end here Clarence Bwauver and wlte spent. Before she aat. down &he turned l Mr and Mrll Robert Jlo\lsh &,nd W•th t.helr brother h1-IM.v. ll A the week here wftlt her parents Mr slightly anll she seemed on tbe ton or 'Pt Pleasant spent Sunday Hensley and fam ly They were ac an d Mrs A c LIJ"Ikenhoker point of tears as she spied Paullne I 'filth the la.t~~ parent& Mr and comp&r>ied by M1~ Anna lltm~ IP ~ I Mitchell Love t(>turned home Jaat Frye, h.et lt-year·old daUiht:er by a. Mn. J T DIOll • ho Is employed In Charles ton v cek alter 11pending sometime her(l former m.art'Lage slttl.na In the Ml.sll Hamer who spen~l the Mrs C H Lawrence 11pent Fri W1th his si~Ur Mrs Clyde Tyree front row of ~tors near the ';'eek at Chicago Is a v Lor ere rlay at Hocklnepcll't with her rhtu. Mrs James Adams 1'1 reporters table& Newspapermen t 1111 week ii:!ll.cr Mrs William K1 Hey uud ru m were dashl.ng ln and out of the Mr and Mrs Pearl Phillips and il y Dandyy Cox ~~ court 1\nd the sllen«W of a minute or son of Mbtersvlllf were Sunday Mr and Mrs Blla." St!ckman of Gus Hendricks moved Monday .$av1r11 J?)fa.~g\lilt.y recently two before 1 ad Kiven way to a 5,:11e8t.s of Mr and Mrs Howard East. Liverpool spent seveu l days hom t.he Reuter property to Mid.dl~ to an lndlctment charg1ng them m!ld bedlam llile and sons laat week with Mr and Mrs A E port I'IIOlfa TOVII NE1fa '1!0 682-L.:._ "BACKWARII" P.UTlC MASON CJTY t;,;- I 1 DehTered cue V.eoli One Month Oue Year ~ ~ e!J~_.;I ~. ti'ICY r '>& Ul#Jv j 1W/t.Sd111U. JAPAN 1 \J' .~\ \ t ht. : t l o t ll J I1 l.-i "'""'"I t8>Chlng, doot11ne OJ I(' tO batv• IU)V clllUIJ Ohio __ ..,- - ., l - I 11 1 ~ h r. ~ t llc o f I I ·- _ - S I t:hrJstmas ea Sale Goa) Se4 - The gOBI for. the lDSS atat.e-wtde sale ot Ohrllitmp.s seal.!! waa set at l':asonn,.. ~t. a nine oolUltY meetinK if' <'IVY 1n the lhLE mun\ oi u~ Li:!moun the ptel:ient luud t1me~, h<:ld In thens Wednesday hl C:hJLmber or Commerce roorna T 8 rttany .lrc in want uud many others fall to t~ee uny .. ngure was announced by Dr Robert MEl <is COUNTY - wii.MEROOnsUcH- \\ Jth by JHUUl e ltl Inn I\ iliolltHI ~ lU:o~ualll and FollowinG compUca.lloll9 resulting wumcr 1.. 01n paolors:cd. 111 health •· onv 111 e road Gorsuch of t'· '"" u arr.... 1 oSIJed aWII.Y laW ThUl"ade.y mornlng The deceued was one of t.he older residents ot Meigs count.y and 16 sut vtved by lll.s wife a IQU Max of steubt'nvUie and a daughter Ruth a. aollool teacher ot Portsmouth and ,. .•,..1 ~•ndchlldreJ'I • •· Funeral nervlc~s In charge of the EWing undertakers wm be an~ r.ounced later l dcstmed tu Inc ~r~~!:~~ th~ J~~~x;~!~~h Mu~'~ ' ~ ~~dy see tht! htUe amount of f h t o H.: i':ilS plonh of them, and WtJ ha.\ c ~:~orne o t e most l1i nutlful :;;cenet•y 1t Is thE' good foJtune of ordmary humnn I I tug:~- to ::~ee We c\en ha\'c the beuutJtul h1lls l\h1ch stnnd maJe~" t h1 t 1 ld li t: 111 th c1r ueuu v \o,; 1 t seiVII1K u wu- o purpose 'I h e ou ~ , whh; h JS to make ~uftictent land \\ herehy the coaJ m tJ.,fht be fOl med, the other to pJ otect us fr•om other fOI'Ces befalhng the I CHU.DREN TO BE GiJf;iTI.ii resJdent~ Me1gs I fUUUCeu· WfdneSd.y •ltomoon at the JUllldr hilj'il schOol four deleia.tes were tQ o.lQWn aa lepresentatlves to tihe Preaent Annual Show A ' The D1cw webster Poot American Legiol" of Pomeroy wn stage Molly's Ideo. • o tluee act mualcal ct:nventlor> ot tlle Southeastern Obto Educational association which "Ill convene at Jackson October 2'1 and 28 As~~. Hosk•na of the senior hlgh school and MiSB Emmn Belli of t.he sugar Run gnde school wcae sPleoted I!.S delegatca wUh Guy Oor· by of Ker:; n.un and J E White uthiHc, nim high schoohcUng as ultmnat.cs All Pomeroy schoolB will be cloa· e on Frlcll\Y October 71 a.ccoJdlng to city liUP"IInt.endent c J Rhodes e.. thnt the teaehel'8 will be able to tte d tl1 J k a 11 e "!.,!~ 11 see1on comedy on Thursday and Priday Jlghts November 9th and lOth at the Junior hiQ:h school buiLding This will be or inte1cst throuah· out the community as this entertalr r.1ent Ia proving a senaatiol"al suecrsa wherever It 18 presented It baa alw~~oya been the polloy ot the Drew Web6klr Post to present' annuaiiy a. t-.ome talent show for the benefit of 1 JUNIOS MUSIC 1 their Christmas baSket rund and A Junior Music Study theh pant reputation tor rtviJla the I teen orpnized at the bt>st hOme talent playa poaslble wm MJE& Paancea M Ihte Qf)Hor to new he1Qht8 tn t.he torm of h \ling oftl<:ers elected a. mualca~ comedy this year Instead s m 1933 _34 president cf the uaual minstrel Garber vice p1ealdef't Mollys Idea will be directed by Moo 1c secret.ary and ucasurer a. very Cl\pable cor.ch who Js a pro- nuth Oubea and chairman of the rustcnal trntertainer There are pwyram committee Vlralnla aomp· twenty row. musical numbers wlllch tc.n "fll be ta\(en Cllle or b;y tht) best The outstanding aim of tho club sJnalns Rna dancing alrls 1n Pome. & to promote an understanding roy and Middleport The ptot ot ~ile l''QP{eoJatlon and love or good mutlaY Is one that will hold tbe inter· rJ~ I llorthly musicales will be ~~:tvon (6t of the audience from stilrr~ J,o 1ilU\ .a recital twice a yeal' The fiQ,Iah A m01t capable ca.$t wtn en- Cla\b Will meet every Saturday a(lt the leacUna PJ.J'ta: -. rr~lnl at ten·thl!'" Mlected tram the be•t whklh a.ctora wm In •Ke ••,, nlll6!•• e'wtll be ~v·n 1 ... It ""r """ .,. " ~ommun Y (EatUrday, Oetaber 28 wltll the tolftf.\I U G~ LICE;;~~;t~ ~::!P~~~~~N::!~ z::er I I 1 4 ~~~=;~~:;~=:~;~~ ELECTRIC liiJI Theatre ''"''"'7 I Tln•ndRy !Uid forlttw.r County is a good p)actl Ill which tu hve "IIEP Of ROSES" I Con~~CP' JpQneU, l9'f'l Mo• 1 ere-. John UaUtdar, Pe~ !1•11<>• ~~r:~7Yau~nhaesll. PauUroe s head tlropped Asked a Parkersburg Fe~~:r:'a Townsend or Belleville u t:y a. reporter 1! she had any com,... Sophia o·~n 0 r PI Pleas \alted relatives here last week or Downlngton were placed on a J•Ient she said simply No Sbe ...._,. -.n~ er ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~il t.wo-year probation from the comttJ d 1 a black and white , ~tnt waa the Sunday 1uest of Mr8 Dr aNI Mrs Rinehart of \\ ler• .. m 1 t Vias a re n Elizabeth Diehl !and dauiiJtel'fJ lon W Va spent the week end ~ on peas eour Wednesday by checkered sulL ;vtth a hat to ma~ 1 Wm McCoy or Parkensburg 1~ It 1v.lth Mrs Rinehart s parents Mr Judre p E Peoples Kathryn s Ia t thoughts be he' vbllt.or here thl& week r.nd Mrs Bert German They werl' Judge Peoples admonished the slle heard the bad news was of I Maxine Heaton vlslt.ed Mr and arcompanled home by their aunt 1 • YOung tnen tor Lheir recent erlml· da.ughtel Anticipating that she Mrs Mervin Lievlng aL Salem sw1- Mary Bhelo.on who w11l \'iSH reia nal actJon appanmUy their ttrst \\a t o b scm to prison for lhe day ll\ es there and at Moundsvllle Bhd warned them that if they come resL of hl':r ll!e she had defCUGe at · Mr and Mrs w H VanHorn I Mrs Stella Chevalier is spending FRIDAY NIGHT afoul of the la.w again wlthln the torney James H Mathers draw up C>f Balem were week end gueste of, wme t1me with her daught.P.r Mrs two yeal"5 they will be on probation papers del:'ding her S30.000 home in her parents Mr and Mrs Harry I :Sthel Hodill EJl Pittsburgh and 1s they must ypect the senten<:e or Fort Worth Texas a.nd $10000 Purdum t.-~klng treatment!; for rheumatism ' MIDDLEPORT the court worth or furniture oVJer to 'Pauline Mrs Ellu.beth Lewis and 4auahThe two were arrested for stea,JI want my baby to be provided )trn of H\Ultlngton Mr 1t.nd Mn; -VIina a ~t Of harness rlnge from a for she said Oden Pitch and children of Char~ UNION A \'ENUE 1 barn btlongiDK to Otis Whaley In Kel\v heard the sentence wit.hout. leston Mr and Mrs. Sam Yeager of GALLJPOLJS Downlr\JI.on fleveral weeks ago much change of racial expression Pteuain• Pitas and Elt& Yearer. Mn J D Ada ns returned hon :: < ring.s ~re discovered ~ sheriff A His paunchy flushed race did not son and niece of Middleport wen! Tut'Miay from Luhriv At Middleport 0 Traty in HJ.chlmney or 11 house bet! a) his thoughts Sunday 1uesta of Mrs. J H WlnMr ar>d Mrs James McFadt>n 8 o'clock bel()lllil:iflg to 11Udnfll s reln tlves Arter sentence WRS lmprn;ed boLh tlon ond baby r~~ turned to their home where be had ~uddf\'11 them IL rtown f{arry Farley 111 In paor heallh m Mansfield after spending ~ome­ "I'he Pair recently ll{lnllttcd then 1 he govemm~nL In COU\IIeUnr 1 Dr Gribble of Pomeroy was a tlmc here with hf'r parent.~ M1 and and o\dmJSf>lon-ua&llpnli!l guilt tQ local auUt~WJtie:;; when thl Kellvs won fl quick 11.nd decl t l:llll>lness visitor here Tuesday Mn John Jaynes locJLI puJtlb :tDc-AII othen quefltw•ed an& lxlth confessed 1.o ~JV(> v1ctm y In t"helr 5ecbnd prose I Dallas Ooodn.lte or WfMtoi1 visClyde Tyrre left last Tuesday tor thetr part in t.he crhnt! They cutwn unrier the Llndbel"lh ab- !ted relatives here recently Kentucky a.nd Adull& 35e 1 1 said th~y wel"e ~riving ~ bf t.he (!uctlon law f , Qhartt~ 1Bletner ot Charleftt,oo Mr and Mrs Howard German Wh;a.ley barn whell they n:;:ectlnlned Only last I:J9.turday ~udge VnnQ:ht ~pent the week end here snePt Sunday aftew oon -.uth her ~ t whtther or not ,.haley' was at had sentenced others oonvlded in Mrs W A Gold of Pomeroy was mo~her Mrs Vlcla Hysell I ___ ___ ___ hOJtle Finding )\'haley away they the Urschel kidnaping conspiracy • the recent guest or Mr and Ml'l'l L Betty Spurrier ha s been ill unable ~-----· went to the barnt. th"* '"'"'d tO They Included MKI'hr..1e oun Kel· J Ruttencutter and ramlly th ltl k" v ,.. •t Mr and Mrs Herma.n Bletner au or es La 1pg the valuable q s old pals ,,h~ oot9r1ou.s desper 1R tb Pd. Helen Bletner and wm l"al'p'I"SS &CCPISSOl"its then driving adoes Harvey Baney and Albert u~d H~rman Bletner were sunday awRy 1 Bates both of whom were aenten-1 ~meats or Mr and Ml'S Clarence The pair said Wedntsday We~ ccd tJ.ith Bally l and Bates \fCoe Bletner at. Belle h&<l fltlt intentions of. u!,hlJ th, Kathr)ln~ Mi"E!l!y !J mettler Mn;, O~a~ Mr and Mr:s Lawrence Gaskins harntss rings apparentlj sthllnl Shannorl of Faradise Telt and .Jf Pt Pleasant. were guests of Mr theht tfor the ornamental value Kathryn s R 0 I Bo<is) e.nd Mrs George zuspan Br Mon.Spth young meu ~will be requlr6d Shannon Edward dsy to report to Sheriff '!'riley every 1 Earney 1 Cllrtord Mrs w R Lehew returned to three months during their proba.. Skelly bot.h hnd bee'(! hflr home at Crafton Pa sunday -+- -' 11\J't.er vlsiUng here Mrs Chrl~ty Stetner was a buel nM~s VLS1tor ac Pt PlciUiant Tue sd&.y Miss Mary Duddmg is 111 Mr and Mn N 0 Weln were EUNlay IU~ of Mr and Mrs L J Ruttencutter Urs Allee McNickle ls vislUnr 1 Mt and Mrs Rush McNiekJe at I Antiquity, o 1 Mr and Mr~ L C Furbee and daurhter were vl!ttors at Hunting· l FOOTBALL ' I I 1 I •• ' ~~~~~f ~.u\ problt.j• "'1:1 word has bm.m accel\lcd hc1e by )'lo; Cha1lcs Ebersbach or Lincoln ..J Bill telling ilea of thu deat-h u& an uncle Ph1111p Schatz or 13Helbyvllle Mtssouri The 4teceased was 8 well i"QOWt' Meiss county fauner being a J'tSldent of Oak Grove Years ago ht ten Ohio tor the West and hM 1111ed there~rior to hll)l death He w~oa th .. on brother to Mrs Ebers11~ ; - ot ac s m er th e 1ate Jilrs Kraft !I t is the ld.$t of his aenerat1on of lhe SChatz family several atsters 1t 1 eded him in death I Don't Miss The INDIAN VILLAGF and RODEO All l'his Week Pythian Park, Middleport FREE ACTS 7 O'clock Each Night '' :lJi !J s~~~!c:bera A~ii'J,"'ij.;!ll A m&rrlaae Qt!ense waa arantfld I Wedneada;y O<ltober 11 in ~ourt tQ WlUiam ShertdaJl aged I cr M~~ ctty a farmer an4 Mill ~fal'l*fat SmJth aged n tJf Pome~ w ~ a1e ~aft!ly ensconced Uehtnd our IJeuutJful hills " hu: h U1 eak lite foJ ce of the destt ucttve wm<ls and yet we , " " ' '""Y tindtng f~ult with out loot thnt we fail to see the mauj, manv advantage$ n ht( h we muoy und which mllltun• of people th1uugbout the wmlct would thu11k the g 1cu t Ctuutm could they hu vc Lut u fructtonpl purt of e it-.!..'l M took the form of an lnrormal i t Plan clscUSBlon or pr oble~l8th oonfroMP!~ Local l.e• onna rea 1 AH ohlldren of the Mclg:s OOunt.y OhUdnm a Home hDVo been alven 11 n lnvltatlo:n to be tlle r~ueats S~.t >~to 1lll-men & F!lll Fe~va.l near ~e P~eroy-Maaon brtQe, between the boun ot i tot- ..turday ilf~rnoop ~t hllol betl\ announced The chtlt$ren totallnr Qrproxbna.~ly ol ualtu e One hear:, and roads of typhc.~, Jlij 111 the PacifiC' 60 In numbor wUI be l!l'lven e:nf,lre () t:cHn, o 1 IJlltlltune~ Ill t" e Atl an t Ic, o ! vu Icumc erup tlon prlv IIeaea -• h f est1V&1 whleb 1,,e w will entitle thtlll to attend any d f d tat! ft d 111 uuc p:ut oJ the world an 0 great e rag ng oo s Ul al1ow or enJoy ariy rldc at tho .lnuthet, ol elitthquakes m Qthet• porttons but one nevet cp.rntvat.roundJ, tr1e natL,ral calamity t • IHES IN MISSOURI ·:tn~J:.oP:;.'.;;ec-'----'-- - P ht hP-alth groups n ., •19Jl8• ;ynnd the small number of men at work, one m I g Hoek.lnlf Perry MOl'Pn Noble, ..ret lt decl thul we ate Ill the m1dst of u bapen counttv Wasblraton Monroe ah<t Waehinl· counties 1Ud t; e But that JB fa1 ftom t he case 0 ur county tli one tonProblema or otganlzo.tion prooi tho uchest. 111 v.ny ~tnte 111 nntm nl m111orah~ We huv~ s11r0•.m10•n1dhe"",baUie''0171 lnChrt'sh!melr•• ",,1,•1·, It W h h toul ut \dllOUs Rlld \ atytug d c pt s . e UVtl sa Ill ondthefllfthcra.necofthecauseot .t huud,tu cc Wt• hUH! gas und W! huvc Oil All this hn~ tubeiculosls prevention \\ere ~s .. e• 1eset.: by Dr Paterson tmd Art. ur bt! CH Pldccd the1e by the ull-wt.se und ~:enet'OliS Crea t 01 H oermal' Columbus field aeere· \\ Jth ll'Othtng to be done by us bnt to gel It from the eartl tl\J'Y of the state orga.nl:.'.atkm t' ...... fi b t ThObe attending the mee ..,. W:c hiJ Ve thotJsund.s of UCH'K of :iOm~ o f t h e nest o flom Meigs County were Mrs lom larttls 111 the countJy \\he1c .tlmoat uny klnd o1 Vt!~te lc.em11e :a Nle Pomerol president Meigs County Publle Health Leatald~ hu1t 01 gro\\lll¥' commodJty can be 'Hl~Sed \Ve h,ve tue Mrs w E Rat.hbutn RutJil t.! 0 !, the most u~t:ful und benutlfuJ rlVCH' 1n the world land and Mts J11mes E Harlehy Middleport bot.h mem~ra of 1 e Jlow111g pn~t out dnou; and Jt bordeu mole of our county Uelsa county PUblic Health Le& .. tlt.tu .(ny otbei sulJdJVI!:ilOll Ui~ the entire state We have gue lw a1 1 of u1n grcut l l [ 1\(eurl'l County ,1;£8 --~ FORMER MElGS COUNTIAN I Ivt~~~'T~~~ wu I _ 0 thmg go od aiJout 1ne plncc w he1 ~ urc OUI ~~-~S.Jf mJgbl be \1 oII to couS!d~!lltht, pl~ce JUSt wiJero ~lit'!' , ~"<'-' II • li'if~ .r •• ~ we h ve Hpil ialic •lock of wpat WO QjiVe p~en OllQOWC!T : '11!0 A P.)!el0i~Jd .'!f.~.:J;,.~~d f :.\ r. " 30 M -.. 'f we 8YNOPSIII t;!' ..,::...:.;.:_..... IJeang ' I W edneiCiay W FRANCIS WAf;f;JCH .,."!~ ,.,;',. AIA'IIOiC 01" IHIJD ... I ! I thr.:m II "' -:1. ' OY! I 1h e Jllllll ll'alc,\\IHC ol hl'l 1ecent 10blJe1y rf Ch1nese lands I 8 I 1h.tt ~he m.t j lH:! castmg eye:-! on otht>r ptopertJes elthet w 1•8 l I Io i ll•' l'r:~tJ l lc Oc( lUI 01 bc:dongmg to Russia, Iii not dJ ffi cut ' " I lllHIJ.rl~l c At ,tn ~ J.tte th1s a~muml 12ycd ttouble hunter'' 11 By Health Leaaue of Nme 11"·11 " '1\l"iiJn•r \\ hethc1 one iB n paC"tltst Ol the '\Ol~t kuul h "- ~ '" . . "' Couatie1 at At en1 ltl d ul:l I' 'j a lnggl!t and bettet arm\ Wllue bel c~ttem}Jt~ wtll end Its mc1cly conjectuutl h '" 1 tHt h nu H t thnt Jnpun 1s ha1u JH€iiticd to find plar t;, j ·' " \\ dl 1.. HAJJ:. ..-\&J I v. :: rllt .A.. I I that East Maln street Reports of the various commit .. tees were read dW'illg t.he business I 1 1u1 het evct IIICI eu~mg popul~ltJOn, =~c=a~~ wa.tf held at the home of Mts Edtth Newt.on a.nd Ml.ss Grace Horton of I I )ol hwd :-. (Jl'ocery and previous to that bY the R D Young: store The new aut.o supply &tore will be a branch of the Athena Auto Par~ Company under the management of RoY E Tracy 0 P' Tracy will Followmg the business meetinr Mrs Am.&nda Bpi hQ.~ a~ Ue,L:.- EXTENSION WORK PLANNED Ja<~ob Roller of M dAt" organization meeting tor ex- refn~ shments were served by the berry Avenue J.ttended. a birtbcio:; .mtlon work ln Meigs county will hostes.se dinner We1fnt!&(\ay at the home or 1 te held at the Senior high school =c----:Mr and 14111 Homer Marspbaa:ton tuildlng ln Pomeroy Thursday Tum to Paa:e il ror Pomeroy New1 l .dlpcuce lovwg natJOHJo! L llll ! I H Ut -. to do ull1n het pow~r to keep the world eh"'''"'t:d n t l ui bu !{) nc c and ttoubl e W1th other natJOnH l'j \\ l! l! 1 ~ 1 1 ~ 1"'L l f plr!!d mg pov et t), h.u d t1me:-~ nnd depreaSlm. tl tt..: wth s1an t cvt U emitetner co11tmue~ to make ever. j l.Jlo J 1 t ,o Jn u e.t:w hc1 miiJtaty ntlength that she will D< 1 t1li n.Lt ~ t o ,d l nntwns Jegatdleio! ~ of :".lZt..: or locatiOn R,_. \ 1-.: ntl ; d t L 1untr ha s madP mot e plunt~ for spendwg mor 111 1111 n ~ t \\lt d hulidtng n h1gge1 unci stronget navy, I ·~ f I ll iltl h ctt~ J u~et ut ans}l!p rt lor nttacking PUIPO~C!\ u 1d Pair Given Two Years Probation &httl Mrs upon the IU\ e loy tlty and dcvot.ton of the poofllo mt:Jt be m hsrmolJy wftli the tcachtn:t~~ or ,Jf!!~Ull the Chri11t wbooo wO'I'dJ ftt mt.o overy fold and crev1 ~"l or thl l~o.lmun he nri ani of whom •t WIU! lollloiQ 1ft John 7 4(!, "NE\ :..R MAN SPAKE LTKr. 'J"HI~ MAN -!-- 'flle Standard Auto Parts Com~ .... PIE~ HOLD SESSION IP&IlY, handlini au auto pert~!: a.ud I Fif\eer members we ae pr5$ent acoeuortes, wilt be qpened soon I~ was announced, tn the Sommer$ 'VtaneWay ~~,rternoon at the .e~rylar bJ!P.dlng on Second street the l'OoiJl meetinJ of Ute Ladles Auxiliary 'Of formerly occupied by tlle Norrt.s the Grace Episcopal Church whtch ~P.ssion Plan were made to attend be In charge of the local store, Jt the auxiUary corvention wllich will LP held In Colwnbus Oct 34 and w~s announced 25 Tb7 wuol ma lamp lllllo my feet, uh l'ht uolo 111J pa1l- Psal11 119:1or- r.I'J,,.JIIInr""' nf ~~""'It"'. erood All rehg\ouo J.l"' If NEW 81'0JI.E OPENS UPATREE llall lied u to how annu a letter abe rece.~•M frena Elaine thwu1h a etrake of 1enla.. IJhe re· i Jhu with terfaae ani alii Her other ..n, Pete, who r... a ~:~~~I i&tak•W ... aa-11• • ...... , CRAMM TBIIITY·ONB Then 11he Wf!nt do'l'fll,Sta1n to make l!lome tlut~eed and put Mme lemon tn it; and 1he coaldn't help but wond~r what the7'd do if anythmg ever happened to Petej and c 1 (!\1om learned via Re'll'apaper~ rad.Jo and as sbe looked back she could see lomnn ncJ&it .. ul 1 ~ tu l kec11 him ofr the All-Amerjc&Il th1e year,'• how Pete had been u cood a 1 oy aa Tommy-not ao great, of ..,,,,. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -but no boy could ever be to his mother than Pete that wae the 'I 1 ~ of the wolid, she oft' the aii-AmCHcan lh1s year Moat even thourh he didn't l'et gueand, and 11 Tonyny was mak- of Tommy's games v.cre on tht lur10 In the papere and all mg luch a &~cat m'ln of h1mme1I rad1o and different people drove wu just 1111 dear aa Tommy she was l&tlllfted, one more year over to Thomdylt:e now and then to Mom never made any dUferenee and 1t woqld be over and be'd be see him play and they all camt tween them-if 1be had had baek acaln althou~rh Mom was back pra1smg htm and cHn the aozen, one would be the aame wondenJll' about th.at, too There ones '"hn wanted to knock had ~o lnotbcr. Steve camt aver, an wu nothfn& much In Athe1111 for a keep still Pop and UncJe Lou1e ucd but Morn just bluched boy like Tommy moRtly went downtown to h:~ten Ill, 1a1d Pete W&B touch aa an And lure enourh. when though they usually went to dlf!'erlhoe, but aroand eleven o'elockl he waB home only a few cnt places and Mom was glad they 1he heard a noise and went UP··I"''f'-blsser and stronrer and dad Cbp,rhe Wbttncy went to alJtalrs anfl there wasn't he up quiet-like and talkinr and most all of the games and ahvar 5 •han1inr pajaMa•, runnin& more and mora hke the told Mom all about 1t when b, bl the ch'aft. Mom aavt :it to him Pop and Uncle Louie came back Mom thought It Willi The next m or n In g he :felt at him funny when sureJy A'reot of Challlo to go to iitll better and the fever waa cone they d1dn't say that trouble and she wondered wha~ him and he wanted to get th1ng. Mom ?;OS ready for them the old Grandmother thought of It ~ to the 1araae bq.t Mom the;p did because there waa no now-not that Mom really carec} Dear of tt. She told Uncle Louae why Tommy had to becauae Tom was great111r thM aD:r IIJ'O down to the carap and everybody else m town of the Wh1tneys and Charlie blm· eause he was born there aelt sa1d he wae as well~known &B -.}lat he eould do; and while .,as thrnklnc ab~ut It Pop nld went baek east where he Hoover htmsell Pop oaid that ~uessed be had better lay oft' job irt t boys' eamp, teachlnr waetf: much but, after all, it waJ JC'O down to the to ewun and all that. When hi! pietty mur~ to be as b1g as the M.nd that made ea1d tliat W4s Presidenb. •nd he said he a boy ht& Then carht Ia hut lltUe flncer a team vf the Yales and Tomn1y'1 h his wbole body no~ been licked i 'N\' P Wll and roae1. l •' co. TAILORING OF IN'DIAN A POLIS wbo 'willltoiJ a special at Our Store on fRIDAY, OCTOBER ' l!tH SATURD.\ V OCTOBER lfTI,I ' MMI the Kahn tailorlnte•pert, aacl let htm ~ertonally m - ••!!' lr~;:~~~:~;:~~j~~~~ mis:ed up,they tlilswantd football, Roses 1f to ' I rou l411 youo cloth.t; ¥01' con ..1m from ,ICHQe bolts ol they could • .., to_~ .~~~~~:;~:1;~~~ii~~:~:;~~~:t;~; ·~~:~j;1:~~~an~d tlren I I I '"'"'!'•••I paper It they I ' Pe;.on~l ReJ~re!;enl·aNI~•lrum l • '• of lO>:,wer keep b"'""allnobo4J ever aaw ' '\ I 1 Cb1i1~i~ I ~ NEW FALL AND WINTER FABRICS Siftn 111\mlr. f.,anaft~Ucar.~' Mct1oLuue 8b!U111 and advance fooh10111 Lo oplle olin. CIMI.d woolen PfiC", Kahn M . tooOrder Clolhoo ooo 11•11 ••Y low ~ewl LL ALL I !£.NOW I~ WA~T I .J.\f:A-12. • • ArND T~AT 151 FOR A REeULAR. 9AS • • • YOU JUST • to CAH1T e>EATX-70,'' CJ.\012Tlf:D BILLY BRUIN It's a faetl R.L.Ptilk&~ •• recently interviewed 49,311 ' motorists)n every section of Ohio and fo1.1nd X-70 to be more popular than the next five gasoline& ,.,.bit~etl. A tankful will show you why-try X-70 aoda,., , • ' • I b " 1 �. ' .~ ( .. " . .... '1'1111 DAILT ~. OJUO. l { 1 'l'KUJIIIDA'i' OOTOBd 1a, leU j y PAOli T11111111 Mhool . II VIRGINIA NElS Famous - GREGG r _____ ·~~ Phone ""'*" tlon, and wtn!l requelted bJ J\ld«f! "«'fltt'nck to :n.ve 7fiJ"8 In tbe Pen- ten Saturday to attend the put. Peoples to &llencl l!ulldar Behool, ttentlarY Oft tll&t oeeuton lor tbetr Bob Bur<!elle ol Pomeroy &0><1 Hr. and ..., Hom' c""""" M much M po8Si.ble pan lD. pua:tnc aome ot the n,n.. Earl Baney of Oklahoma arere ehll.d.rm apent; Sunc!a,r a1'terrtocG , _ monq, Katllryru pannt.l "Lslt.on ot Mr and M5r Koarett with her parents, J4r <~nd M1'l 1r1. 'ft'tte am\ented to life lmpdaon~ DUdd.i.n&' and Mr ard M:rs R L. Ralph ment Dudd.lnc' Sunday 1lr1l Lov• ts Mre soemUna aaiNI Vlrgtnla Meredith ....-~ the week. t.lme with h,l':l" dauahter, Mrs Clyde end luel!ll- of friendll hrre Tyret (Oon.U.c..cl !mm .... Clael " Mrs R L Du•kllnr and dall&b· ..,., - · RaiO!Y w"' '"" aupper the rest of his natural Ufe I alAo l-er were viBIOOn a.t Nitro Wf!dnt'5· suest or Dorothy Moore Thtll'ld&y aentenee Kathryn Kelly to the ted· Mr and )[n A A. Board ol day e 1enlna: trtll priMm for the rest of ber na- 0 ~ St.ation were in Lown SatMr and Mr~ Lawrence BeD ot tun.l life • ~7· and Y:rt P R carsey were Lon"' Bottom luhri~t apent the week. end wUh ber Kathl"}'ll a llpa kembled. u the 1vi&Uon at Bt M&f)'a Saturday • parenta Kr and Mrs J 0 Adams Judge Imposed. She aentenoe-the f wheR th .... attended the fWlt!l'al ot Jmunie Adama wbo has been lpmd max1mllpl penalty 8be had pre- a re.latl.';;' Mr and ~~:-s J n r;numaker or Ullf the past week here returned uoualy et&tcd th&t she "could take Oharlea Pink ot Plttabut•h ""'nt Roehelter Pll and their daught.er home with them it with a smile but- when the I lhe week end at h1J borne Mn :JI'rank Potter or Bea\'er are Mr and Mrs Denver Hysell and J;dae pronounced his raterul word& [ Helen m-.t R th Bl tn and spendln& a rew d ay~ at their home b.. by spent Sunday arternoon With there wa~ no smile Oil her pale u e er I ere her parent.l Mr and Mrs Curt.ll drawn fnce She wu devoid or ~IJUom B~tner were aL ParkenoMr and Mn Harry Manning of Swick of Rut.land 1 W'J Batur &y make-up C.harleston 11pent t he week end here Clarence Bwauver and wlte spent. Before she aat. down &he turned l Mr and Mrll Robert Jlo\lsh &,nd W•th t.helr brother h1-IM.v. ll A the week here wftlt her parents Mr slightly anll she seemed on tbe ton or 'Pt Pleasant spent Sunday Hensley and fam ly They were ac an d Mrs A c LIJ"Ikenhoker point of tears as she spied Paullne I 'filth the la.t~~ parent& Mr and comp&r>ied by M1~ Anna lltm~ IP ~ I Mitchell Love t(>turned home Jaat Frye, h.et lt-year·old daUiht:er by a. Mn. J T DIOll • ho Is employed In Charles ton v cek alter 11pending sometime her(l former m.art'Lage slttl.na In the Ml.sll Hamer who spen~l the Mrs C H Lawrence 11pent Fri W1th his si~Ur Mrs Clyde Tyree front row of ~tors near the ';'eek at Chicago Is a v Lor ere rlay at Hocklnepcll't with her rhtu. Mrs James Adams 1'1 reporters table& Newspapermen t 1111 week ii:!ll.cr Mrs William K1 Hey uud ru m were dashl.ng ln and out of the Mr and Mrs Pearl Phillips and il y Dandyy Cox ~~ court 1\nd the sllen«W of a minute or son of Mbtersvlllf were Sunday Mr and Mrs Blla." St!ckman of Gus Hendricks moved Monday .$av1r11 J?)fa.~g\lilt.y recently two before 1 ad Kiven way to a 5,:11e8t.s of Mr and Mrs Howard East. Liverpool spent seveu l days hom t.he Reuter property to Mid.dl~ to an lndlctment charg1ng them m!ld bedlam llile and sons laat week with Mr and Mrs A E port I'IIOlfa TOVII NE1fa '1!0 682-L.:._ "BACKWARII" P.UTlC MASON CJTY t;,;- I 1 DehTered cue V.eoli One Month Oue Year ~ ~ e!J~_.;I ~. ti'ICY r '>& Ul#Jv j 1W/t.Sd111U. JAPAN 1 \J' .~\ \ t ht. : t l o t ll J I1 l.-i "'""'"I t8>Chlng, doot11ne OJ I(' tO batv• IU)V clllUIJ Ohio __ ..,- - ., l - I 11 1 ~ h r. ~ t llc o f I I ·- _ - S I t:hrJstmas ea Sale Goa) Se4 - The gOBI for. the lDSS atat.e-wtde sale ot Ohrllitmp.s seal.!! waa set at l':asonn,.. ~t. a nine oolUltY meetinK if' <'IVY 1n the lhLE mun\ oi u~ Li:!moun the ptel:ient luud t1me~, h<:ld In thens Wednesday hl C:hJLmber or Commerce roorna T 8 rttany .lrc in want uud many others fall to t~ee uny .. ngure was announced by Dr Robert MEl <is COUNTY - wii.MEROOnsUcH- \\ Jth by JHUUl e ltl Inn I\ iliolltHI ~ lU:o~ualll and FollowinG compUca.lloll9 resulting wumcr 1.. 01n paolors:cd. 111 health •· onv 111 e road Gorsuch of t'· '"" u arr.... 1 oSIJed aWII.Y laW ThUl"ade.y mornlng The deceued was one of t.he older residents ot Meigs count.y and 16 sut vtved by lll.s wife a IQU Max of steubt'nvUie and a daughter Ruth a. aollool teacher ot Portsmouth and ,. .•,..1 ~•ndchlldreJ'I • •· Funeral nervlc~s In charge of the EWing undertakers wm be an~ r.ounced later l dcstmed tu Inc ~r~~!:~~ th~ J~~~x;~!~~h Mu~'~ ' ~ ~~dy see tht! htUe amount of f h t o H.: i':ilS plonh of them, and WtJ ha.\ c ~:~orne o t e most l1i nutlful :;;cenet•y 1t Is thE' good foJtune of ordmary humnn I I tug:~- to ::~ee We c\en ha\'c the beuutJtul h1lls l\h1ch stnnd maJe~" t h1 t 1 ld li t: 111 th c1r ueuu v \o,; 1 t seiVII1K u wu- o purpose 'I h e ou ~ , whh; h JS to make ~uftictent land \\ herehy the coaJ m tJ.,fht be fOl med, the other to pJ otect us fr•om other fOI'Ces befalhng the I CHU.DREN TO BE GiJf;iTI.ii resJdent~ Me1gs I fUUUCeu· WfdneSd.y •ltomoon at the JUllldr hilj'il schOol four deleia.tes were tQ o.lQWn aa lepresentatlves to tihe Preaent Annual Show A ' The D1cw webster Poot American Legiol" of Pomeroy wn stage Molly's Ideo. • o tluee act mualcal ct:nventlor> ot tlle Southeastern Obto Educational association which "Ill convene at Jackson October 2'1 and 28 As~~. Hosk•na of the senior hlgh school and MiSB Emmn Belli of t.he sugar Run gnde school wcae sPleoted I!.S delegatca wUh Guy Oor· by of Ker:; n.un and J E White uthiHc, nim high schoohcUng as ultmnat.cs All Pomeroy schoolB will be cloa· e on Frlcll\Y October 71 a.ccoJdlng to city liUP"IInt.endent c J Rhodes e.. thnt the teaehel'8 will be able to tte d tl1 J k a 11 e "!.,!~ 11 see1on comedy on Thursday and Priday Jlghts November 9th and lOth at the Junior hiQ:h school buiLding This will be or inte1cst throuah· out the community as this entertalr r.1ent Ia proving a senaatiol"al suecrsa wherever It 18 presented It baa alw~~oya been the polloy ot the Drew Web6klr Post to present' annuaiiy a. t-.ome talent show for the benefit of 1 JUNIOS MUSIC 1 their Christmas baSket rund and A Junior Music Study theh pant reputation tor rtviJla the I teen orpnized at the bt>st hOme talent playa poaslble wm MJE& Paancea M Ihte Qf)Hor to new he1Qht8 tn t.he torm of h \ling oftl<:ers elected a. mualca~ comedy this year Instead s m 1933 _34 president cf the uaual minstrel Garber vice p1ealdef't Mollys Idea will be directed by Moo 1c secret.ary and ucasurer a. very Cl\pable cor.ch who Js a pro- nuth Oubea and chairman of the rustcnal trntertainer There are pwyram committee Vlralnla aomp· twenty row. musical numbers wlllch tc.n "fll be ta\(en Cllle or b;y tht) best The outstanding aim of tho club sJnalns Rna dancing alrls 1n Pome. & to promote an understanding roy and Middleport The ptot ot ~ile l''QP{eoJatlon and love or good mutlaY Is one that will hold tbe inter· rJ~ I llorthly musicales will be ~~:tvon (6t of the audience from stilrr~ J,o 1ilU\ .a recital twice a yeal' The fiQ,Iah A m01t capable ca.$t wtn en- Cla\b Will meet every Saturday a(lt the leacUna PJ.J'ta: -. rr~lnl at ten·thl!'" Mlected tram the be•t whklh a.ctora wm In •Ke ••,, nlll6!•• e'wtll be ~v·n 1 ... It ""r """ .,. " ~ommun Y (EatUrday, Oetaber 28 wltll the tolftf.\I U G~ LICE;;~~;t~ ~::!P~~~~~N::!~ z::er I I 1 4 ~~~=;~~:;~=:~;~~ ELECTRIC liiJI Theatre ''"''"'7 I Tln•ndRy !Uid forlttw.r County is a good p)actl Ill which tu hve "IIEP Of ROSES" I Con~~CP' JpQneU, l9'f'l Mo• 1 ere-. John UaUtdar, Pe~ !1•11<>• ~~r:~7Yau~nhaesll. PauUroe s head tlropped Asked a Parkersburg Fe~~:r:'a Townsend or Belleville u t:y a. reporter 1! she had any com,... Sophia o·~n 0 r PI Pleas \alted relatives here last week or Downlngton were placed on a J•Ient she said simply No Sbe ...._,. -.n~ er ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~il t.wo-year probation from the comttJ d 1 a black and white , ~tnt waa the Sunday 1uest of Mr8 Dr aNI Mrs Rinehart of \\ ler• .. m 1 t Vias a re n Elizabeth Diehl !and dauiiJtel'fJ lon W Va spent the week end ~ on peas eour Wednesday by checkered sulL ;vtth a hat to ma~ 1 Wm McCoy or Parkensburg 1~ It 1v.lth Mrs Rinehart s parents Mr Judre p E Peoples Kathryn s Ia t thoughts be he' vbllt.or here thl& week r.nd Mrs Bert German They werl' Judge Peoples admonished the slle heard the bad news was of I Maxine Heaton vlslt.ed Mr and arcompanled home by their aunt 1 • YOung tnen tor Lheir recent erlml· da.ughtel Anticipating that she Mrs Mervin Lievlng aL Salem sw1- Mary Bhelo.on who w11l \'iSH reia nal actJon appanmUy their ttrst \\a t o b scm to prison for lhe day ll\ es there and at Moundsvllle Bhd warned them that if they come resL of hl':r ll!e she had defCUGe at · Mr and Mrs w H VanHorn I Mrs Stella Chevalier is spending FRIDAY NIGHT afoul of the la.w again wlthln the torney James H Mathers draw up C>f Balem were week end gueste of, wme t1me with her daught.P.r Mrs two yeal"5 they will be on probation papers del:'ding her S30.000 home in her parents Mr and Mrs Harry I :Sthel Hodill EJl Pittsburgh and 1s they must ypect the senten<:e or Fort Worth Texas a.nd $10000 Purdum t.-~klng treatment!; for rheumatism ' MIDDLEPORT the court worth or furniture oVJer to 'Pauline Mrs Ellu.beth Lewis and 4auahThe two were arrested for stea,JI want my baby to be provided )trn of H\Ultlngton Mr 1t.nd Mn; -VIina a ~t Of harness rlnge from a for she said Oden Pitch and children of Char~ UNION A \'ENUE 1 barn btlongiDK to Otis Whaley In Kel\v heard the sentence wit.hout. leston Mr and Mrs. Sam Yeager of GALLJPOLJS Downlr\JI.on fleveral weeks ago much change of racial expression Pteuain• Pitas and Elt& Yearer. Mn J D Ada ns returned hon :: < ring.s ~re discovered ~ sheriff A His paunchy flushed race did not son and niece of Middleport wen! Tut'Miay from Luhriv At Middleport 0 Traty in HJ.chlmney or 11 house bet! a) his thoughts Sunday 1uesta of Mrs. J H WlnMr ar>d Mrs James McFadt>n 8 o'clock bel()lllil:iflg to 11Udnfll s reln tlves Arter sentence WRS lmprn;ed boLh tlon ond baby r~~ turned to their home where be had ~uddf\'11 them IL rtown f{arry Farley 111 In paor heallh m Mansfield after spending ~ome­ "I'he Pair recently ll{lnllttcd then 1 he govemm~nL In COU\IIeUnr 1 Dr Gribble of Pomeroy was a tlmc here with hf'r parent.~ M1 and and o\dmJSf>lon-ua&llpnli!l guilt tQ local auUt~WJtie:;; when thl Kellvs won fl quick 11.nd decl t l:llll>lness visitor here Tuesday Mn John Jaynes locJLI puJtlb :tDc-AII othen quefltw•ed an& lxlth confessed 1.o ~JV(> v1ctm y In t"helr 5ecbnd prose I Dallas Ooodn.lte or WfMtoi1 visClyde Tyrre left last Tuesday tor thetr part in t.he crhnt! They cutwn unrier the Llndbel"lh ab- !ted relatives here recently Kentucky a.nd Adull& 35e 1 1 said th~y wel"e ~riving ~ bf t.he (!uctlon law f , Qhartt~ 1Bletner ot Charleftt,oo Mr and Mrs Howard German Wh;a.ley barn whell they n:;:ectlnlned Only last I:J9.turday ~udge VnnQ:ht ~pent the week end here snePt Sunday aftew oon -.uth her ~ t whtther or not ,.haley' was at had sentenced others oonvlded in Mrs W A Gold of Pomeroy was mo~her Mrs Vlcla Hysell I ___ ___ ___ hOJtle Finding )\'haley away they the Urschel kidnaping conspiracy • the recent guest or Mr and Ml'l'l L Betty Spurrier ha s been ill unable ~-----· went to the barnt. th"* '"'"'d tO They Included MKI'hr..1e oun Kel· J Ruttencutter and ramlly th ltl k" v ,.. •t Mr and Mrs Herma.n Bletner au or es La 1pg the valuable q s old pals ,,h~ oot9r1ou.s desper 1R tb Pd. Helen Bletner and wm l"al'p'I"SS &CCPISSOl"its then driving adoes Harvey Baney and Albert u~d H~rman Bletner were sunday awRy 1 Bates both of whom were aenten-1 ~meats or Mr and Ml'S Clarence The pair said Wedntsday We~ ccd tJ.ith Bally l and Bates \fCoe Bletner at. Belle h&<l fltlt intentions of. u!,hlJ th, Kathr)ln~ Mi"E!l!y !J mettler Mn;, O~a~ Mr and Mr:s Lawrence Gaskins harntss rings apparentlj sthllnl Shannorl of Faradise Telt and .Jf Pt Pleasant. were guests of Mr theht tfor the ornamental value Kathryn s R 0 I Bo<is) e.nd Mrs George zuspan Br Mon.Spth young meu ~will be requlr6d Shannon Edward dsy to report to Sheriff '!'riley every 1 Earney 1 Cllrtord Mrs w R Lehew returned to three months during their proba.. Skelly bot.h hnd bee'(! hflr home at Crafton Pa sunday -+- -' 11\J't.er vlsiUng here Mrs Chrl~ty Stetner was a buel nM~s VLS1tor ac Pt PlciUiant Tue sd&.y Miss Mary Duddmg is 111 Mr and Mn N 0 Weln were EUNlay IU~ of Mr and Mrs L J Ruttencutter Urs Allee McNickle ls vislUnr 1 Mt and Mrs Rush McNiekJe at I Antiquity, o 1 Mr and Mr~ L C Furbee and daurhter were vl!ttors at Hunting· l FOOTBALL ' I I 1 I •• ' ~~~~~f ~.u\ problt.j• "'1:1 word has bm.m accel\lcd hc1e by )'lo; Cha1lcs Ebersbach or Lincoln ..J Bill telling ilea of thu deat-h u& an uncle Ph1111p Schatz or 13Helbyvllle Mtssouri The 4teceased was 8 well i"QOWt' Meiss county fauner being a J'tSldent of Oak Grove Years ago ht ten Ohio tor the West and hM 1111ed there~rior to hll)l death He w~oa th .. on brother to Mrs Ebers11~ ; - ot ac s m er th e 1ate Jilrs Kraft !I t is the ld.$t of his aenerat1on of lhe SChatz family several atsters 1t 1 eded him in death I Don't Miss The INDIAN VILLAGF and RODEO All l'his Week Pythian Park, Middleport FREE ACTS 7 O'clock Each Night '' :lJi !J s~~~!c:bera A~ii'J,"'ij.;!ll A m&rrlaae Qt!ense waa arantfld I Wedneada;y O<ltober 11 in ~ourt tQ WlUiam ShertdaJl aged I cr M~~ ctty a farmer an4 Mill ~fal'l*fat SmJth aged n tJf Pome~ w ~ a1e ~aft!ly ensconced Uehtnd our IJeuutJful hills " hu: h U1 eak lite foJ ce of the destt ucttve wm<ls and yet we , " " ' '""Y tindtng f~ult with out loot thnt we fail to see the mauj, manv advantage$ n ht( h we muoy und which mllltun• of people th1uugbout the wmlct would thu11k the g 1cu t Ctuutm could they hu vc Lut u fructtonpl purt of e it-.!..'l M took the form of an lnrormal i t Plan clscUSBlon or pr oble~l8th oonfroMP!~ Local l.e• onna rea 1 AH ohlldren of the Mclg:s OOunt.y OhUdnm a Home hDVo been alven 11 n lnvltatlo:n to be tlle r~ueats S~.t >~to 1lll-men & F!lll Fe~va.l near ~e P~eroy-Maaon brtQe, between the boun ot i tot- ..turday ilf~rnoop ~t hllol betl\ announced The chtlt$ren totallnr Qrproxbna.~ly ol ualtu e One hear:, and roads of typhc.~, Jlij 111 the PacifiC' 60 In numbor wUI be l!l'lven e:nf,lre () t:cHn, o 1 IJlltlltune~ Ill t" e Atl an t Ic, o ! vu Icumc erup tlon prlv IIeaea -• h f est1V&1 whleb 1,,e w will entitle thtlll to attend any d f d tat! ft d 111 uuc p:ut oJ the world an 0 great e rag ng oo s Ul al1ow or enJoy ariy rldc at tho .lnuthet, ol elitthquakes m Qthet• porttons but one nevet cp.rntvat.roundJ, tr1e natL,ral calamity t • IHES IN MISSOURI ·:tn~J:.oP:;.'.;;ec-'----'-- - P ht hP-alth groups n ., •19Jl8• ;ynnd the small number of men at work, one m I g Hoek.lnlf Perry MOl'Pn Noble, ..ret lt decl thul we ate Ill the m1dst of u bapen counttv Wasblraton Monroe ah<t Waehinl· counties 1Ud t; e But that JB fa1 ftom t he case 0 ur county tli one tonProblema or otganlzo.tion prooi tho uchest. 111 v.ny ~tnte 111 nntm nl m111orah~ We huv~ s11r0•.m10•n1dhe"",baUie''0171 lnChrt'sh!melr•• ",,1,•1·, It W h h toul ut \dllOUs Rlld \ atytug d c pt s . e UVtl sa Ill ondthefllfthcra.necofthecauseot .t huud,tu cc Wt• hUH! gas und W! huvc Oil All this hn~ tubeiculosls prevention \\ere ~s .. e• 1eset.: by Dr Paterson tmd Art. ur bt! CH Pldccd the1e by the ull-wt.se und ~:enet'OliS Crea t 01 H oermal' Columbus field aeere· \\ Jth ll'Othtng to be done by us bnt to gel It from the eartl tl\J'Y of the state orga.nl:.'.atkm t' ...... fi b t ThObe attending the mee ..,. W:c hiJ Ve thotJsund.s of UCH'K of :iOm~ o f t h e nest o flom Meigs County were Mrs lom larttls 111 the countJy \\he1c .tlmoat uny klnd o1 Vt!~te lc.em11e :a Nle Pomerol president Meigs County Publle Health Leatald~ hu1t 01 gro\\lll¥' commodJty can be 'Hl~Sed \Ve h,ve tue Mrs w E Rat.hbutn RutJil t.! 0 !, the most u~t:ful und benutlfuJ rlVCH' 1n the world land and Mts J11mes E Harlehy Middleport bot.h mem~ra of 1 e Jlow111g pn~t out dnou; and Jt bordeu mole of our county Uelsa county PUblic Health Le& .. tlt.tu .(ny otbei sulJdJVI!:ilOll Ui~ the entire state We have gue lw a1 1 of u1n grcut l l [ 1\(eurl'l County ,1;£8 --~ FORMER MElGS COUNTIAN I Ivt~~~'T~~~ wu I _ 0 thmg go od aiJout 1ne plncc w he1 ~ urc OUI ~~-~S.Jf mJgbl be \1 oII to couS!d~!lltht, pl~ce JUSt wiJero ~lit'!' , ~"<'-' II • li'if~ .r •• ~ we h ve Hpil ialic •lock of wpat WO QjiVe p~en OllQOWC!T : '11!0 A P.)!el0i~Jd .'!f.~.:J;,.~~d f :.\ r. " 30 M -.. 'f we 8YNOPSIII t;!' ..,::...:.;.:_..... IJeang ' I W edneiCiay W FRANCIS WAf;f;JCH .,."!~ ,.,;',. AIA'IIOiC 01" IHIJD ... I ! I thr.:m II "' -:1. ' OY! I 1h e Jllllll ll'alc,\\IHC ol hl'l 1ecent 10blJe1y rf Ch1nese lands I 8 I 1h.tt ~he m.t j lH:! castmg eye:-! on otht>r ptopertJes elthet w 1•8 l I Io i ll•' l'r:~tJ l lc Oc( lUI 01 bc:dongmg to Russia, Iii not dJ ffi cut ' " I lllHIJ.rl~l c At ,tn ~ J.tte th1s a~muml 12ycd ttouble hunter'' 11 By Health Leaaue of Nme 11"·11 " '1\l"iiJn•r \\ hethc1 one iB n paC"tltst Ol the '\Ol~t kuul h "- ~ '" . . "' Couatie1 at At en1 ltl d ul:l I' 'j a lnggl!t and bettet arm\ Wllue bel c~ttem}Jt~ wtll end Its mc1cly conjectuutl h '" 1 tHt h nu H t thnt Jnpun 1s ha1u JH€iiticd to find plar t;, j ·' " \\ dl 1.. HAJJ:. ..-\&J I v. :: rllt .A.. I I that East Maln street Reports of the various commit .. tees were read dW'illg t.he business I 1 1u1 het evct IIICI eu~mg popul~ltJOn, =~c=a~~ wa.tf held at the home of Mts Edtth Newt.on a.nd Ml.ss Grace Horton of I I )ol hwd :-. (Jl'ocery and previous to that bY the R D Young: store The new aut.o supply &tore will be a branch of the Athena Auto Par~ Company under the management of RoY E Tracy 0 P' Tracy will Followmg the business meetinr Mrs Am.&nda Bpi hQ.~ a~ Ue,L:.- EXTENSION WORK PLANNED Ja<~ob Roller of M dAt" organization meeting tor ex- refn~ shments were served by the berry Avenue J.ttended. a birtbcio:; .mtlon work ln Meigs county will hostes.se dinner We1fnt!&(\ay at the home or 1 te held at the Senior high school =c----:Mr and 14111 Homer Marspbaa:ton tuildlng ln Pomeroy Thursday Tum to Paa:e il ror Pomeroy New1 l .dlpcuce lovwg natJOHJo! L llll ! I H Ut -. to do ull1n het pow~r to keep the world eh"'''"'t:d n t l ui bu !{) nc c and ttoubl e W1th other natJOnH l'j \\ l! l! 1 ~ 1 1 ~ 1"'L l f plr!!d mg pov et t), h.u d t1me:-~ nnd depreaSlm. tl tt..: wth s1an t cvt U emitetner co11tmue~ to make ever. j l.Jlo J 1 t ,o Jn u e.t:w hc1 miiJtaty ntlength that she will D< 1 t1li n.Lt ~ t o ,d l nntwns Jegatdleio! ~ of :".lZt..: or locatiOn R,_. \ 1-.: ntl ; d t L 1untr ha s madP mot e plunt~ for spendwg mor 111 1111 n ~ t \\lt d hulidtng n h1gge1 unci stronget navy, I ·~ f I ll iltl h ctt~ J u~et ut ans}l!p rt lor nttacking PUIPO~C!\ u 1d Pair Given Two Years Probation &httl Mrs upon the IU\ e loy tlty and dcvot.ton of the poofllo mt:Jt be m hsrmolJy wftli the tcachtn:t~~ or ,Jf!!~Ull the Chri11t wbooo wO'I'dJ ftt mt.o overy fold and crev1 ~"l or thl l~o.lmun he nri ani of whom •t WIU! lollloiQ 1ft John 7 4(!, "NE\ :..R MAN SPAKE LTKr. 'J"HI~ MAN -!-- 'flle Standard Auto Parts Com~ .... PIE~ HOLD SESSION IP&IlY, handlini au auto pert~!: a.ud I Fif\eer members we ae pr5$ent acoeuortes, wilt be qpened soon I~ was announced, tn the Sommer$ 'VtaneWay ~~,rternoon at the .e~rylar bJ!P.dlng on Second street the l'OoiJl meetinJ of Ute Ladles Auxiliary 'Of formerly occupied by tlle Norrt.s the Grace Episcopal Church whtch ~P.ssion Plan were made to attend be In charge of the local store, Jt the auxiUary corvention wllich will LP held In Colwnbus Oct 34 and w~s announced 25 Tb7 wuol ma lamp lllllo my feet, uh l'ht uolo 111J pa1l- Psal11 119:1or- r.I'J,,.JIIInr""' nf ~~""'It"'. erood All rehg\ouo J.l"' If NEW 81'0JI.E OPENS UPATREE llall lied u to how annu a letter abe rece.~•M frena Elaine thwu1h a etrake of 1enla.. IJhe re· i Jhu with terfaae ani alii Her other ..n, Pete, who r... a ~:~~~I i&tak•W ... aa-11• • ...... , CRAMM TBIIITY·ONB Then 11he Wf!nt do'l'fll,Sta1n to make l!lome tlut~eed and put Mme lemon tn it; and 1he coaldn't help but wond~r what the7'd do if anythmg ever happened to Petej and c 1 (!\1om learned via Re'll'apaper~ rad.Jo and as sbe looked back she could see lomnn ncJ&it .. ul 1 ~ tu l kec11 him ofr the All-Amerjc&Il th1e year,'• how Pete had been u cood a 1 oy aa Tommy-not ao great, of ..,,,,. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -but no boy could ever be to his mother than Pete that wae the 'I 1 ~ of the wolid, she oft' the aii-AmCHcan lh1s year Moat even thourh he didn't l'et gueand, and 11 Tonyny was mak- of Tommy's games v.cre on tht lur10 In the papere and all mg luch a &~cat m'ln of h1mme1I rad1o and different people drove wu just 1111 dear aa Tommy she was l&tlllfted, one more year over to Thomdylt:e now and then to Mom never made any dUferenee and 1t woqld be over and be'd be see him play and they all camt tween them-if 1be had had baek acaln althou~rh Mom was back pra1smg htm and cHn the aozen, one would be the aame wondenJll' about th.at, too There ones '"hn wanted to knock had ~o lnotbcr. Steve camt aver, an wu nothfn& much In Athe1111 for a keep still Pop and UncJe Lou1e ucd but Morn just bluched boy like Tommy moRtly went downtown to h:~ten Ill, 1a1d Pete W&B touch aa an And lure enourh. when though they usually went to dlf!'erlhoe, but aroand eleven o'elockl he waB home only a few cnt places and Mom was glad they 1he heard a noise and went UP··I"''f'-blsser and stronrer and dad Cbp,rhe Wbttncy went to alJtalrs anfl there wasn't he up quiet-like and talkinr and most all of the games and ahvar 5 •han1inr pajaMa•, runnin& more and mora hke the told Mom all about 1t when b, bl the ch'aft. Mom aavt :it to him Pop and Uncle Louie came back Mom thought It Willi The next m or n In g he :felt at him funny when sureJy A'reot of Challlo to go to iitll better and the fever waa cone they d1dn't say that trouble and she wondered wha~ him and he wanted to get th1ng. Mom ?;OS ready for them the old Grandmother thought of It ~ to the 1araae bq.t Mom the;p did because there waa no now-not that Mom really carec} Dear of tt. She told Uncle Louae why Tommy had to becauae Tom was great111r thM aD:r IIJ'O down to the carap and everybody else m town of the Wh1tneys and Charlie blm· eause he was born there aelt sa1d he wae as well~known &B -.}lat he eould do; and while .,as thrnklnc ab~ut It Pop nld went baek east where he Hoover htmsell Pop oaid that ~uessed be had better lay oft' job irt t boys' eamp, teachlnr waetf: much but, after all, it waJ JC'O down to the to ewun and all that. When hi! pietty mur~ to be as b1g as the M.nd that made ea1d tliat W4s Presidenb. •nd he said he a boy ht& Then carht Ia hut lltUe flncer a team vf the Yales and Tomn1y'1 h his wbole body no~ been licked i 'N\' P Wll and roae1. l •' co. TAILORING OF IN'DIAN A POLIS wbo 'willltoiJ a special at Our Store on fRIDAY, OCTOBER ' l!tH SATURD.\ V OCTOBER lfTI,I ' MMI the Kahn tailorlnte•pert, aacl let htm ~ertonally m - ••!!' lr~;:~~~:~;:~~j~~~~ mis:ed up,they tlilswantd football, Roses 1f to ' I rou l411 youo cloth.t; ¥01' con ..1m from ,ICHQe bolts ol they could • .., to_~ .~~~~~:;~:1;~~~ii~~:~:;~~~:t;~; ·~~:~j;1:~~~an~d tlren I I I '"'"'!'•••I paper It they I ' Pe;.on~l ReJ~re!;enl·aNI~•lrum l • '• of lO>:,wer keep b"'""allnobo4J ever aaw ' '\ I 1 Cb1i1~i~ I ~ NEW FALL AND WINTER FABRICS Siftn 111\mlr. f.,anaft~Ucar.~' Mct1oLuue 8b!U111 and advance fooh10111 Lo oplle olin. CIMI.d woolen PfiC", Kahn M . tooOrder Clolhoo ooo 11•11 ••Y low ~ewl LL ALL I !£.NOW I~ WA~T I .J.\f:A-12. • • ArND T~AT 151 FOR A REeULAR. 9AS • • • YOU JUST • to CAH1T e>EATX-70,'' CJ.\012Tlf:D BILLY BRUIN It's a faetl R.L.Ptilk&~ •• recently interviewed 49,311 ' motorists)n every section of Ohio and fo1.1nd X-70 to be more popular than the next five gasoline& ,.,.bit~etl. A tankful will show you why-try X-70 aoda,., , • ' • I b " 1 �., '. . .l ' ' ' VaritoQ" ·lJicen ', ~~~ ,·Sores Heal..i At ~~; r~~~t. ~ The _:--:c.-:... ... . . . !' they toot the boat and put. ber on 'OQk untu sprlnr. He wu aeeom- 1 s;:mled bY a .frJend Oeorae Thoma.a That Wilmln&'ton ma.o wbo wlto ~t. a few day• w!tb him tonlahed Oh Lo b)o · buYI.ui: a bum h.M aold it a1aln. He ex.. u·~.rou~ tQ hia home 111t Pittabur&h p!&ined tha.t the bass dldnit match 1.6-1. Ev& Wh\t4 Kra. M&a"lie dlleue . J Home 'l'lttlii8DAY, - t ocml!nl 12, 103! ·-·· •" ... :II'Z pennt.t.J daily rout&lt old .orea an~ · and you.r new. Jllfita.ntty IU -ll'fifllllnc. stlmur Juet follow t.he are r>ure to back. StansDrug Co .. Mi'!ldleport and druggists every~ ad v. Be careful how you iitt.chfork t.tu&t 107. yrt. If the next war l.s foua;)lC with flame, polson gu and cetms, It \mn't be any dlfterert from· anrula ' or Pur~ SUnd~tY the Juanta ~ •• Natt<m1t· ~tt. ~~~"f. . bay, boys, Tbe 110lfer15 ain't ell In '· -w .. B folle ~d Berth& Coot ot H'a.rrtaonvllle 1pent Fr14aY the li"\\NI.a of Yr. · What w~ nev~:;~lcl Undentan~ and Mn. T. I . Wolfe. 111 how t.be p:NahoppN"I kpow you Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Love and hsve to J0 thrcUJh TeXIU to get to fiP'Il!ldda.w.dJter Leone Po'WeU of Elouth Dakota. Oonnellavllle, Pa., &rrived WedneaCay to vislt Mr. and Mrs. T. E. ~oul wordll or a mll~nt of • Wlo!e and f~n~:·WI~noe 1111MU but popu.lfJ repabUc. "U I Mr. and ~· ~ -· ·- .: advance, follow me; tt I atand attll, Rochester; Pa., Who avenae me, and U I retreat, rtve me In.nd IDent sunday at rcom." lll.ng. at Great Bend Jdr. 'and' Mrs. Ita Foater tite •w~. ' No ope!'a.Uou.s ! Gmple &m~r1. .tratbltnt ' Great- . Bend. .8'\leBt ol Miss and Lillian H9~k. . aQ<l. ~n. Tool Cook of Char- clled. . on Mrs. T. E. WoUe ma kn1ttln;r a counterpane.. She atwa.ya p1eke<l up wl'lere Bhe left Dff. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 25 VOTES IN AWARDING $500.00 IN CASHPIUZES Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telesraph Great Votins Clmpai1a I. Write name and Addreu below to whom you deoire these votea credited . • Name ..... . Intersectional Grid Clashes :::~ : ,~ ~ .·""·· .. LOST-Card case cDnta.lnlniJ ap~ nual 1933 Card C!Wie. Return tl Yn. s. F. Rickard, Orah«m Stu.tion. W. Va. Reward. KRAFT American Cheese (pQclae-d, paotourind} 10-12·3t has full. natural CHEST COLDS I flavorl ,,. ~ "' ~~-··· · ................._:By BunN~y............~"'~--~·-·-w~~~ TO PRESEIIIT MY . OLO FRIEND . . THE FAMOU~ IIARHlV BARRYTONI!I AI!Ol1T Y(JUR Ri!C~ BARIIIEY! I WONDER IF WI!, COULD INDUC:E YOU 1"0 SINI. A SON&. OR 'TWO Addreu ............. ·-· ........ ' . ' Town. . . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . State ....... . Void if inailecfor delivered to campal111 offiee, Martin Hotel BuihlinJ, Pomeroy, Ohio after 04:tober 20, 1933. Foot6all Pomeroy Purple Panthers -vo.New Boston FOR HER! Rub on Muotemle. Used by millions for 25 yc..,, NOT just a oalve, but a "counter-Irritant." AU cln!Mieto,Three otrengtbo. ~durday, Oct. U, 2;30 r. Admisal&n: Studcnt.a 20e Ride Safe and Save Money 1\dults 3!k -put on new Middl~>port High School Field l""'t"S. ars . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~E."lii:N M. GOODYEARS 'Now! '-liCE. 'TO Se! IE Yo\) ~ ~O'N l"Ho6.'T \ MU'IiT 1....1!A'-IS ~~~ l...l_""e A ~'e-r\J~ '1'0 10 •l OnteR. INrcR· SECriONAL GAMES THIS WEEI< ••• COLUMBIA vs. VIRGIAUA Fully Re-conditioned Ready For Use 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Willys Club Sedan Sed;m NORn.tWESTERtll vs. S'r'AN F'O tD FORDHAM vs. "W£Sr VIRGIAIIA 1·1,, ~...:... Lt.. V.> •. TEJ'Ih~l.E' eTI:. ~pJldster e Slippery roads, colder weather, more driv· Ina 1n the dark-llall and Winter brlnQ these hazards to make smooth, thin tires more danQerous and tlre·chan&inll more dlsaQreeable ••. Wladom says, more than at.any other season tou need the aafety ar!P of thick, aharp·edQ~. full ceDter traction treado-put on new Goodyean now! • • · E1perience says, toiiAh new rubber wears almost twice ae olowly on cool roads-new Goodyears protect winter, yet are almost new when s arrlveo ••• Fore•J!Iht oayo, tires wil certainly coat m~ why run risks on 0!108 now only to pay bl.her for ••• Better buy your now. rflUO!II..,.: mot'll l'll"PI• titan the nest three combll)edthan lillY P\0"' pub!!" !l!h·er .\ f,!'ea~ •ai!J• t!J't ~~~ tire• ~4• . - io will )'IIIII fourtnaad ft,..,•• Gu• . r ... . ' .. --- "~ .... . . ~- - --------- ·- . ..!... . -~ .. . ' ·" '" "l'l - - · .... - ··~ . . A, • . i' ' ' ' ·'1' , Ge08/tEAa PATHFINDER. Su~rtwill Cord Tlrt>s 31% treater mJieaf&e than ita predeceuor - Full Cent• Traction and a :ZI% thltk.(!l' tread - better than the belt tlree of mo.t other makes yet In mott aizn 1tlll priced lower than a y!St aaot 4.40·11 4.110-lt 4.51·11 4.75-19 5.H-19 �., '. . .l ' ' ' VaritoQ" ·lJicen ', ~~~ ,·Sores Heal..i At ~~; r~~~t. ~ The _:--:c.-:... ... . . . !' they toot the boat and put. ber on 'OQk untu sprlnr. He wu aeeom- 1 s;:mled bY a .frJend Oeorae Thoma.a That Wilmln&'ton ma.o wbo wlto ~t. a few day• w!tb him tonlahed Oh Lo b)o · buYI.ui: a bum h.M aold it a1aln. He ex.. u·~.rou~ tQ hia home 111t Pittabur&h p!&ined tha.t the bass dldnit match 1.6-1. Ev& Wh\t4 Kra. M&a"lie dlleue . J Home 'l'lttlii8DAY, - t ocml!nl 12, 103! ·-·· •" ... :II'Z pennt.t.J daily rout&lt old .orea an~ · and you.r new. Jllfita.ntty IU -ll'fifllllnc. stlmur Juet follow t.he are r>ure to back. StansDrug Co .. Mi'!ldleport and druggists every~ ad v. Be careful how you iitt.chfork t.tu&t 107. yrt. If the next war l.s foua;)lC with flame, polson gu and cetms, It \mn't be any dlfterert from· anrula ' or Pur~ SUnd~tY the Juanta ~ •• Natt<m1t· ~tt. ~~~"f. . bay, boys, Tbe 110lfer15 ain't ell In '· -w .. B folle ~d Berth& Coot ot H'a.rrtaonvllle 1pent Fr14aY the li"\\NI.a of Yr. · What w~ nev~:;~lcl Undentan~ and Mn. T. I . Wolfe. 111 how t.be p:NahoppN"I kpow you Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Love and hsve to J0 thrcUJh TeXIU to get to fiP'Il!ldda.w.dJter Leone Po'WeU of Elouth Dakota. Oonnellavllle, Pa., &rrived WedneaCay to vislt Mr. and Mrs. T. E. ~oul wordll or a mll~nt of • Wlo!e and f~n~:·WI~noe 1111MU but popu.lfJ repabUc. "U I Mr. and ~· ~ -· ·- .: advance, follow me; tt I atand attll, Rochester; Pa., Who avenae me, and U I retreat, rtve me In.nd IDent sunday at rcom." lll.ng. at Great Bend Jdr. 'and' Mrs. Ita Foater tite •w~. ' No ope!'a.Uou.s ! Gmple &m~r1. .tratbltnt ' Great- . Bend. .8'\leBt ol Miss and Lillian H9~k. . aQ<l. ~n. Tool Cook of Char- clled. . on Mrs. T. E. WoUe ma kn1ttln;r a counterpane.. She atwa.ya p1eke<l up wl'lere Bhe left Dff. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 25 VOTES IN AWARDING $500.00 IN CASHPIUZES Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telesraph Great Votins Clmpai1a I. Write name and Addreu below to whom you deoire these votea credited . • Name ..... . Intersectional Grid Clashes :::~ : ,~ ~ .·""·· .. LOST-Card case cDnta.lnlniJ ap~ nual 1933 Card C!Wie. Return tl Yn. s. F. Rickard, Orah«m Stu.tion. W. Va. Reward. KRAFT American Cheese (pQclae-d, paotourind} 10-12·3t has full. natural CHEST COLDS I flavorl ,,. ~ "' ~~-··· · ................._:By BunN~y............~"'~--~·-·-w~~~ TO PRESEIIIT MY . OLO FRIEND . . THE FAMOU~ IIARHlV BARRYTONI!I AI!Ol1T Y(JUR Ri!C~ BARIIIEY! I WONDER IF WI!, COULD INDUC:E YOU 1"0 SINI. A SON&. OR 'TWO Addreu ............. ·-· ........ ' . ' Town. . . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . State ....... . Void if inailecfor delivered to campal111 offiee, Martin Hotel BuihlinJ, Pomeroy, Ohio after 04:tober 20, 1933. Foot6all Pomeroy Purple Panthers -vo.New Boston FOR HER! Rub on Muotemle. Used by millions for 25 yc..,, NOT just a oalve, but a "counter-Irritant." AU cln!Mieto,Three otrengtbo. ~durday, Oct. U, 2;30 r. Admisal&n: Studcnt.a 20e Ride Safe and Save Money 1\dults 3!k -put on new Middl~>port High School Field l""'t"S. ars . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~E."lii:N M. GOODYEARS 'Now! '-liCE. 'TO Se! IE Yo\) ~ ~O'N l"Ho6.'T \ MU'IiT 1....1!A'-IS ~~~ l...l_""e A ~'e-r\J~ '1'0 10 •l OnteR. INrcR· SECriONAL GAMES THIS WEEI< ••• COLUMBIA vs. VIRGIAUA Fully Re-conditioned Ready For Use 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Willys Club Sedan Sed;m NORn.tWESTERtll vs. S'r'AN F'O tD FORDHAM vs. "W£Sr VIRGIAIIA 1·1,, ~...:... Lt.. V.> •. TEJ'Ih~l.E' eTI:. ~pJldster e Slippery roads, colder weather, more driv· Ina 1n the dark-llall and Winter brlnQ these hazards to make smooth, thin tires more danQerous and tlre·chan&inll more dlsaQreeable ••. Wladom says, more than at.any other season tou need the aafety ar!P of thick, aharp·edQ~. full ceDter traction treado-put on new Goodyean now! • • · E1perience says, toiiAh new rubber wears almost twice ae olowly on cool roads-new Goodyears protect winter, yet are almost new when s arrlveo ••• Fore•J!Iht oayo, tires wil certainly coat m~ why run risks on 0!108 now only to pay bl.her for ••• Better buy your now. rflUO!II..,.: mot'll l'll"PI• titan the nest three combll)edthan lillY P\0"' pub!!" !l!h·er .\ f,!'ea~ •ai!J• t!J't ~~~ tire• ~4• . - io will )'IIIII fourtnaad ft,..,•• Gu• . r ... . ' .. --- "~ .... . . ~- - --------- ·- . ..!... . -~ .. . ' ·" '" "l'l - - · .... - ··~ . . A, • . i' ' ' ' ·'1' , Ge08/tEAa PATHFINDER. Su~rtwill Cord Tlrt>s 31% treater mJieaf&e than ita predeceuor - Full Cent• Traction and a :ZI% thltk.(!l' tread - better than the belt tlree of mo.t other makes yet In mott aizn 1tlll priced lower than a y!St aaot 4.40·11 4.110-lt 4.51·11 4.75-19 5.H-19 �·-- ' .' .. Tm: ])A!l.Y -P<>InRl>Y, . - - ;1""""'71 -- OHIO. ---- ----- ...........-... . i - -. • ~ -. ...' ---· I ...... - ........... muNIDAY, OOTOIII!R 12, aA .' . 1~U II ~ K IO ~- lfATC NUICVM HIGH !T NOTICE - Uyou want READERS' tho N ewo Oftlee " of Tho Dall7 lt ~ND tlfH C. '- L 'J UitiS a Tribune, eoll 286-L; U the Bllain... Oftlco aok for 202-lt VOL. Vlll N6. 26 Prize Ali IDort ·l or Anlllort BY • '' • Ohio~~in Pomeroy, 'I ' j '·· I r VOTING SY5T£M or .8 .. - Wounded OtanceUor '' ' CASH ' SEVENTH PRIZE $10.0~ ' . .l '$S.OO,' t N CASH ·' . ( ,t /' • . · A ' ' r ' · ' I~ CASH •, - -~· ··~::r ""<: • ,'1 r SHERIFF IS KILLED i 'SITUATIO~ SERIOU:S' · By Darinlt Bandito Who Make· Eacape, Leavinr No Trace German Stalemellt Sayo; Dioarmament luue "Dod1ed•' ! IChief i 1 Executive Wants No Compromiae In . Controv.....,. _;-·, I OVER CHECK-OFt I Wina Conce11ion Of Partial Uoe Of Syotem For Worken ~. Sent to Military .,; "' Bay ~ priae of •100.00 aacl ao fcrib acconlins to the voteo to the credit of aaeh _ ......... will tbe caoh priaea be cllatriJ.; -cl until a1l tbe twebe pri- have beea".1 dlatii~tetf. Thooe who do not ......., mtbe cub priae diotribution"Will be pald tea per cent of the m011e:r they have turned in. 1 -! -- ~ PRES IDENT KEEPS i ~p BATTlE f RH ~~HURTS Of LABOR ~ hi.heat numher of votea to~qedit wUI }'e~. .'\1-~~~·aec­ $5.00 IN CASH '. Verbal Barrace Loooed When Re-Arming Priv· 1 elere Denied 1 To Wed Polar Scout •* TWELTH PRIZE . ' . aoted by a otucl:r of the v- ocbedule appeariq Oft thlo P•••· Subteripti0111 count tlat ..-!Hl YQtea the be~~~~ 1' ' ' ·! ' ' : .of theeampatp. ' ' '' · r The""T". . . .......i-rllil"vhic"'the D1.Qit vote. to her credit at tbe d - of ~be eampaip will be awarded the Flnt Priae of $210.00, the woman or lirl bavmc the oeeoacl •• . ' , . . LE v V 0 ·Tr·'!"/ · S C H· I D ·U ' . '' ! 1I $5.00 IN -CASH • GERMANS CHA~GE PLEDGES BH~KEN IN ARMS OEBAH War Debts I Fede~al 1 titer putleipatioo in the eaterpri~e. · 'I Campaip will ollii:ially opea Oct. 21, 11133 aad d._ Dee. 4, 1933 at whlel! time tbe oaol' priz.. will be ~~lird· eel ucl -..JuiOao paid. ~Ia may atart to ·wdHI J!odw ao It Ia ·not .........,. to wait for th~ openlall date. The campalp lo dlvlcled into three perioclo u will be $10.00 IN CASH .,_ IN CASH' .. ELEVENTH PRIZE . TENTH PRIZE eieet powtdo to clioojualif:r the cuiltY <>OIItenclen lrolli'm NINTH PRIZE EIGHTH PRIZE $10.00 IN CASH : l $10;00 PRICE THREE CJiJNTS to compete of the prise,_ Cou.atry corre-aponde:ota who contribute local n.ewa from their vida.ity wii'l not be coa•idered. employeu. Any cont..U11t who doet not tum in at lea1t oae Abo acription each Week afte- eDJ:AIInt in eampaip. will be dropped from the actiYe lilt ef ccmtenden. Any poiab of contention ariaina durina enterp.. it~ will be decided by the campaip maeapr and Ilia decialo1. will be finaL Votn cnaoe placed to the credit of a contestant ~t be tr&JUferretl to the credit of another eoateatant. Any &IN.aenb or cohe1ioa em the part ol contettanb to the detri111011t of the campaip may be e011aidered •ufli· SIXTH PRIZE lN CASH $2lt00 JAIL ~ELIVEREH~ fATALLY WU UN~ ~friCER IN S0..8flt Delivery RUW OF CAMPAIGN THIRD PRIZE $25.00 ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. . ·- Are M"•......... . «!•. "Of . Juotice In Sale OJ"" Boob" Solon Sayo ........ RESOLUTION PASSED CASH $50.00 . \.IN ,; CASH FIFTH -PRIZE ~mperature Saturday mnd m e:rtrmne Nnrt::l.w·lt porUon ton!lht. TEXT-BOOK IN UIRY STIRS CITIZENS. Campalpla OJMIII to "l'Y ,..,..,.. or airl of aoocl repu· taticaa reaidinJ ._. tbe Circulatl~ z'ofte of the DailY Tribune and Tri~UDO-Telapaph. ·, . . , ' ·. Employ- of the Daily 'Tdll~ 'aed Triw...,.T ele· IIJ'aph ucl their immediate families wnl llot be permitted FOURTH PRIZE .Ohlo-Pa.lr t.oniBht and B&tuf'dAy, POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1933 . "~"---- .' ' •' ~-. GREAT If D'a Nttwa R'a 1D Tbe Tribune !~SAl£ , EH fiR£ ·,tN,DUGKHE ~Til[ r1 une- e r1 une ,. lor A Prize '~ WEATHER FORECAST- l\idr.c LEASED WIRE = A ... Jir~·tlfa{:~~.'Jipll~1, 'counttdio,t ;i be~i~ninr ~f,Campaip. Put due or nmewal ~pti:ona IDOUnt ·the aame n\1111.• ' Voteo will be crecl.ited to each con· · ber of 'OOtee ao aew oubtctlii>lic!Do. [ ; . , 'eatant for ''!boeri~tiona oecure,d a~c.ordi~IJ? v~o; ocJte.dule printed ~elow. Cu~ 01' valt~ check must ac• A c:onteo- for the Bic Caob Prlfeo liMy oeeure •• ·.ompany all,~ubocliptiono. ;rhe (tampalftl\11 d1v1de.d ~nto three penodo.. The ,fmt penod ru111 from m&lly of her frienda to help her ao obe ma:r·deoire. ~ow, to Noohmber 18th. at 8 p! m. 'The aecond period runo .from clooe of f•nt penod to November 26th at 8 CODteatallb are requeatecl to turn in or ~il to tho 1'. M. Third period runo from delle of ol!i:ond period to clooe of Campaip December 4, 1933 at 8 P· m. campaip office the aubacri.ptioaa they have · aecured. o" FIRST PERI.-i SECOND PERIOD CIOIIel Nove111ber 18th. at 8 P.M. From Nov, JBtb. a.t 8 ). m. to No't'. lith. p.m. I• ' m~nt...!;erlpUcm $U5-20t0 ftiel. t months '- rJptlou $3.J5.-..IOOO vo&el 1 7~ ••· - U.oa fiiJit-U.otO .,..._ ·. •. , . , ·~pUon 'li.IO-aO,GOI 'JO&el ' I • : Tribune-Telerraph Ml'. lell11110n 'E. Walker, CP~p&lp ~anap~ DAILY TRmUNB aatl TRIIIUNE~TELEORAPH 1 year lll"blertpUon 11.50-ztafl Yotea t year flllblerlp&loa p.ot......58M •ot.M 3 Jear •abltlri,U.n h.St-11.000 vet. t yeu sablcriptlon M.t0-15,100 votes GJI'.at·Prize Voting Campaip Pomeroy, Ohio - · Dear Sir·•.i · Noniinate 5 year ':'-'_ Name ''' \<),, Address ................ - ... .. ··~ ·'w'"' T State ...... . ,. · . , . own ........ As a contender for one of the big cash awards in your $600.00 cash prize distribu· 0 • ' • • 0 • • • • • • o • tion. • • • • • 0 • • 0 ' ( 'I months s~brlt~Uon ·· lz.oo-.Jlsoq .oW!s t 1ear sub · tloa 'tt.lio--4oeo \lO~ ~ JMr sUi~Mt!i t~•lon teM--zo.ooo ,-o&es 3 J"&r s•bscrlptlon tl2.CM).....IO,IJIO votes NOMINATIOI'i BLANK Good For S.IJIIC1 Votes ~ - ' • • • • • n~JNicrtpUon ''Ut-21,000 qte~ Daily T~i!lu11~By Carrier Daily Tribune-By Carrier 3 months tabaleriJUon •UI-1800 votn 1 monUu aablorlfUon ...5 toOl nift 1 Je&r sablertpU.n ,..._11.000 , . . I )Ut 111lbl(lrlption •t!.Ot &I.8H YO&e-1 3 JDOntlis •lllerlpUOII $lo15-1tll .-tH I mctatlb .....riltUOit $1.15-.11.311 okll l r•r aaiiiOrlpQOR IUt 1111 YOto Z ,_, HIIIOrtplloD t1UI l!,tlt Daily Tribune-By Mail office. Thu Tribune-Telellt'&ph Signed .... ,... ...... ruleo. Tribuae-Tele.....,b w....... c-..._ in to caJI!• There- Dl!l c'Jie'" ab7 on my part kindly details as. to how I may clllb nrize iliot..ibl.,;;on. ~$'·''"'-•·.1: NOI;LOSI:BS-AI.I.·WINNJBSI • • 0 Addm!S Town State ............ ... ... ~ ·-~>{i"-~ .--:· I • • • 0 0 • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • 0 • • • 0 • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • o, • • • • 0 • • 0 • • • r• ' ••• ,.. r'-.-~ .'' > ' ' __,_ ' Macon On Way To New Base In West Great Priae Votinr Campaip worth of oubocriptiou ' Two) I'O..td'eJ, Oldt. . · '.II Pace M>. - · "· D.&ILY ftiBtJNI: ani Talllmol•TELBGIUPB ".51 .. <Continued on Bi1 Diricihle Left Leb· hurot Carrylq 14 Oftic. cero aad II& Othen INFORMATION BLANK IPdllori.,.._ • o •• o • o •••••• "Only one nomlaation blank pla.oed to the eredlt . of . each • . , , , , , , , • , , . , , , , , COilteltant . CIDter1Dc. ro..ro~~~~r 1 ,.., ll.lt-1111 wtes I feu' ......,.... tl~ ..._ .J ~JUr ............ MM Mit ...'4 ,ur nblaltptlen ~ we.. IJMI' .....l'(pUia U,Mt fttes ~~~i~~~~~~~~S~~i·i mpaip. oo aenieea rendered du.U.. the enterpri.ae tile caa.h prize or OOIIIIIIieoloa to whleh they are e~~tltled aceorcllnr to the 8 moatbl t.a.ri,UO. Sl.ot-lltl YO&el· I )'eU' RJ.eri,UIIIl f'.M 3111 "*n_;;J 1 TeN ....rlll&loD ....._u.- tota I JUr ........,..IHI Pl,ll" ...U,IIt ",_ 1 rear tab&eript$m tLM-181t wiiM t Jtar tallearlptMa ....._...... ":WI S ,..... nblcrll)Uotl .SUI ..... fttel .f " " ' q'*'riJIUOll •oo-u,IOO 'fGte. 5 JUI' ...._,.pllen tr.a.-11,101 YOIM • • ·' · that the ·proper credit may be 1iven to olcl aubacrihen a.ad the paper atarted to new onea. Tbio applieo oaly durinll the Firot Period of the Campai,... In Cate of a tie the full amount of the prize won wllJ be paid to each tlelat -teotaet. w.....,. qd P.lo eamiac tba e&IJ!palp apee to abide ~ th• abOve ruleo aad aceept •• full paym011t for Daily Tribune-By Mail t monthl IUIMcdptlen ts.ot lOGO YGt.e. 1 Jear ....rtpUen f1,........,,5f 'feieA t rear IIIIMierlptlon SB.t0-16.016 voiel s rear 111blertpUen t11.te--41,000 •oles 50,000 additional • Saturday of each 10eek •'I Daily Tribune-B;• Carrier Daily Tribufte-:..By Mail ., THIRD PERIOD - )'· ----- Une-loyecl PeaiiiJho......,;. Shot Watchman in Rail~ Road Yarda � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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