https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/805726717356c541ae955e2766273c9f.pdf 46fafbc5945ae32ac64501fc062b5d1d PDF Text Text ~1 1 • oi ... . - fi ..... •. '> \ . •• ' .... . " •j ' -· . 111!11DAY, OOTOBDI21, lltl •• •. • .u ........ ,,,,- ,--"' . ·-·· OHI O" IYiff · •utcu• Driven Must·Be (:areful Wbe.n on HIOH ST ArlO ' 15TK Ul COL L'~GIJS 0 · 'RUral ·IDgbways - K;ned ;.. A~eni. Outaide Citiea . W£!~,!R READERS' NOTICE - II you want the Newa Oftlce of The Daib' Trlbttne, eall 2~6-L: If the l'luo!nOftlce uk tor 202·1L hJalit)' Fir"""• · Sjoow a&7 i 1 Tue.sciay partly cloudy, w. va. : Pair, altghtly wal'1tler LEASED WIRE 39 UIPONSIBLE Tire Dealer• WANTED If lt'a Kllllwa n'l M~STEH CODE fOR Soviet Envc • GOES INU EFfECT GOVERNMENT T0 PURCHAS£ GOlD IN fOREIGN M~RKnS IS OBJECTIVE WILL RETALIATE Plano Laid At Meeting Of Ten Financial Aa Means Of Self Protec· tion, English Bank· en State Advisers By F.DW1\RD n. LOCKET'J' lNS Staf1 Q)rrC8J')()OdenL W~hlngton~ Oct. liO ~- INS ·Pt'f-'H-Idem RoQ.·evelt l"d th{' All'ICl govemr.~ent into forelin ea11 :ieqolin lli11l in majestic beauty rl inl«icr, in-IUICIIry .• lo fact reqol in Mr!lhing- prlee' • j;ntor-St Hi<tdos st..Jid u. be-'- ;hown in Pieturt> our · •~- • .~ re to protect '.:.ur chlldren ti<e :edouble our efforts . dread t~.P.1i.at dls~Ase." ' clnlng- Bot!> and servida In Detroit Where erty lo Deotroyed.lr Striken War.hingt.on, Oct. .. 30---lNB-~ - ~atlona l tnbor boo.rd o~;t­ today t.ha.t offiull\1£ of Pord ~ bly plant.& ;.n Edqewater, N. ~ ... Chet~ter, Pn., hnve not don& li!il W · lhan "meet" with aLrlking . ., . ,, was the lmme· . or the move. The r : tlkials lla.d lnduls~d In IUlJ' w lectlvc bariJtlinlnl(' \\1lh t:.be. ...., t 11 tho 1 '"''"a t..o brin« a. commodlly prlc~ United State1 followillJ l'fi~JKhi- nl~Sponse. Promising speedy lntel·tion. Be i1 a former Sovn:•t Amba~· national rea.etlons of varying <~Or ls, udor to Encland and wu dele~:at£ the step placed the nation in an $o dle lla.r~M. acll\'e tradlng position on the martet or the world.. The medlaOOrs the boflr4~ placeJ "within cnll" when . met ;vtth the Ford omctalG· nported complete fa.Uure ~ ~, eJ!ork; w set.tle tbe strtkea 8t· . · two a!l;eiTlbly plants. /· Gordon Wagenet, mediatQr ...... slgnt"d to the Edg-ewater ~ ~!t.er malting hi& report, wa.t- "i~ signed to coW!r a lUspute ttl~ Tbougb the U. 8. has n11t formally Rusia as yet, it Is •·eported ou reliablfll autho!:it.v tim~ M. Sokolnikoft', Vice-CommiMar :)f Foreip Atflllra,. h4H been ~h~t>n :1.~ actlon came o.fter our of domesUc gold buying at u above f'.hf! world m~~ork£1· tbe first Soviet Ambaasndor ~' "Meetinr" With ~~~)~ eeolo Ao Far Aa I ten Have Gone money mBrket,o; to buv gold today. Devalua.Uon of the dOllar and a movement of retOKJlir.ed .., all af )<l'niiits 1z> Oncinnati. SO., at this p.;,.,. place iothofh.Grt of Ontin"'!!.~ lanp amfcrtabl. """"~ -.flneot--oli ft1it load quid<l' a~l afflcJernlv ....,.din oloctritallvaxled CURRENCY WAR IS Heads World Move OffiCIAl~ NO IIHA~ B~UN~ TO f~ll~W EUR~PBNS ~ ~ Y HE~UN BY ity Price• IN SALES METHODS Food, Milk, Tobacco Stor· ea Exempted Ao Are Restaurant& Plea to President Answered Prediction Of Internal· ional Financial Up· heaval Made Devaluation Of Dollar And .Riae In Commod· Feature Banninr "Lo11 Leader" S.lei To Cauae Cbanre Chief • _OWlll' people w 1933 U. S. TO BUY GOLD· EUROPE WORRIE - RHAil DEAlERS 'P' Iilily Life, Is RNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. OCTOBER lD The 'l'l'tblme tonlCht. caiiW ten ofticlo.l3. YO<k .,ary """" S!no,Jii ftom IZI" To date the lxlard bas r.o tnrormatkm lnditatlnl n~ · "tl¥.i er11. It was said • T' ., boot and shoe wqrlcen and ~ ployers In I..ynn, lbsB. ~y. assigned ~ t.he ~ ~trik~ hna been sent. 00 AI~ as mediatoT In coal mine 1aOOr IIi,&--· Ja .i t· ~urder, .. . lli!ay ~~ .:OO.u.' ., zDJII)-''I:OK ~PEAIUI Malcolm Attempted , Emma Mee11., !.ewcS Stanley, Mrs,. A. .H • .ft,olij!abnum, Mr. and Mra. "Edw. H. Briuei-, M.1·. and Mril. Ployd l'. ""' Mees, Dr. i!)>d ' Mra. P. E. Btauley a.nd the hostess, Miss Helen .a«tM .. tor. , .. , , lssue an executive ordet ' 8f.;EKS DIVORCE ' .. .. ~· ~ m&7 President. Rooeevelt "oollect1~ bargai:Uns" 1ni ~ terms that any employtl' wOiilf';ll!( In vlolatlon of codes tf they ref\l!loi. ' No,- oa DisP ,·,· .._._ ~ ' do more than "meet"' _itltb· empJoy\'!8 m unlun of their employes. ~ · ls8ue the ordtr 1n eollrlectlclb . ;t1 . • '·, tbe ~ptive mine strike ~· ,New : .'' ~~. ' '\' . ~ ~ fta I ,. ('l"R. Blue prlnt4 Nrecked and the flr.st stop or tbe Koestlln Tool and Die Medels Here, shots ~ bY an. ever the heads Of Lbe riotr:n 1F dispersed the men. Bpllttina: btto sections. tbe Lllk c:•& tben vi1ited ll nd Tool dows were ~~~lii;i Another movtng on Eons Tool Jn.y J . ' J~.~lnt Japan Proposes Peace Conference ......... , \ 8-......J aud Monday Recopitlon of Manehukuo Would ... 0.... Of I-• • · ' "'NE SUNPAY : AFTERNOON" . · Garf· c-,er, 1FaJ of WraJ, Nell ~n.. ~oe Karu,' 8am Fatal t:eiiJ', .' li~oloond ;M..,. '_ ,......... Eli!el M""'""' Matinee I:U P. Jl, Suda7 Zftllla1 I:M P. M. l.,IB~TY . . .THEATRE _ ........ - .... .-- ' • • Olllo "B,G., EJECUTIVE" ........ ....__ _ ' ·. 8 .......... llioau, ~ ; BIIIMet~ YIIUI. 8ha~ • oa. ~-· ~- ­ .] -.(lalljll~ . ' Jfallll;. strike hri'.Y t:M P. II. ••' . '"f't 'l '.! -. ' .., 1. . . . .mi1U&II.'IIU'IIid . . .. ., ' ' ,,.._ . Dioewaloo - Wif• Believe• He Hu Murdered by Hia Abductor• 1<7.. OCt. �.- ;_. l/.' ' .. ·. \ " 'i ' .. ,. ' . .I ' ;. I MONDAY, OOTOBER :ICI, 1•33 ,..QaTWO 1111onc1 .. u ·lh• Poot i~- The'Way to Stamp Him"OUt s. lflt. PUIII!I!>«< DollJ """ ( 1Po9l<d on Lower- et,..t, ~. o. / WbeD OU!' 1riendB .end u:s letter~ '"" uen matt_. tor publlc&Uoo Ulu ' ' IIJoUid 1D •D ..... tholr ~~&~n.-ltbouiib not to · "' .,mte<~. AWioYIDil"' ·!!~- ~·· • and m tll111>·1 ---e..-~- lnlttnee tn1J be NATii/JfAL Wltere ·Li~colit \ was ·Postmaster NEWS I p~. f. ,. (,: /,' i I I l'lotl Jqaoli>ltiL 1l1o. L._ PhH•!!";p;, PUUhrrb. .~~~~...' . , .... Cne 'Wed!: •••..••••••. • • .1 •. f .llio()pe MQuiJl . . ......... . . . .. oue ll(ootb .. .. .. .. .. .. . .110 Three lflonlht. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. One Year . . • . . . . . • . • • • . • • • • 6.110 Six Mo!lltba • •• • • . • . . • . • • • • • • ' .r.o ' I 1.00 I 2.00 I I VIRGII'jiA GREGG --::-:---Phone S$2·L !' .ceu...1 4}1ftlin;;tito(l llmtfit)l'lAl'tft'i Ddlftftll ... canler II .. , - · Clllltl.1lii'IF .... ""' ol - - Pitt Defeats Irish by 14 to 0 Score .I THE!""'!!l"-..DAU.·Y TRlBUN:E · · se~. 11, llllt ~ ~ lU DO PAO!l Tll1dll ' •/f I / ,Mr. and !(rB. Arthur Covert are atmouncinl the ma.rri$).1C ot U1eir dalllhter. Miss Maym ElliBbeth O.Wert;, to Mr.. Oeorge VanZant, son ot )lr. and Mrs. Oeor'le VanZant. s~.• or Oheahtre. The CM"emDflY Wlt,l performed $.t Newport, Ken- hf Oc""'"" ~. Monday, lB. ' Tb:e brtde graduated from Middleport Rlah Schoo] With the class of 1~ and stnce ll'f&duatlon hal been attending office tratrrlna: &r.llool In ColumtnUI The (n'OOtn , IB associated with the COvert Bnkilll and lcf! •Company. I I'It ,.,;/' l j.: Jl Mrs. VanZant wm continue her studlf& 1n office training. Both are popular mem~rs of the younaer set Jn the Pomeroy bend. · ·-Beat Loa•nn.-. NEW SON ABJIIVES ,Mr. and Mrs. Baymoh.d WalbunJ aiitlounce the birth or a son, Sa.turday morninr, at the home or Mrs. ~~burn's mother at Clifton, w . I' The rebuilt store of Hill & McNamer - in Old Salem, Ill., where Abraham Lincoln ,;crved as postmaster during his younger days. The new state park at New Salem wa s i dedicated Thursday. ' jCAITLE RUSTLERS OF WEST RETURN IN MODERN STYLE WITH TRUCK AND DERRICK ••• ,' --But Lo1anRichard Sauer returned Satu. ..tay evening from several days visit in Toledo with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar fo rt to solve the pa·oblem crcatetl by the 1 ubber tired rU£tler Flllf&le. -Beat Gallipolio- 1 -,' I . Public Forum ' auPTBR I'OIITI-1111\'Q 11om wu wouled. "Bat an~J't --=·--·- buk to lloUJWOCMit• laclt udaonpd qulek .,~ tell JOU al:loa.t tbat clon't J'OU worn for Chn.tlaaa &n u • r.&~:: awldJe. LlNDY INCONSIDERATE Bow"t *•t? I Veterans Attention I All ex-service men ar e twgerl to be pn\. ~ent at the regulao· niet-ting of tlie Feeney, Bennett Post. Middl e p01t, 0., ori Wednes.. day night. You do not have to be a member of the American Legion to atten~. Thi~. meeting of ' pccial interest to all World War vete1·ans. ; Notice To .Subscribers ! - ·- - THE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS ·w J, LL THE Disarmament Conference has 11djour.wd te mp ol'ari!y while the diplomats get together in nn "Hurt l o d u mot·e hatching of plots, ideas and what not ··o mpa rable to what they have done Jn the past. And from the experience the world has in the past, It is pr uk!b le lh:.1t if the Conferen..:e JS never called together t~ ga1 11 , lh c uorld wiH hardlv Jlotic ~ U1e difference. T ile only thing to date which has been accomplished j , lhul Japan withdrew and quietly but determinedly keJJ\ on th e CO Uil!e charted for ht!rt~eJf uy her War Jords unt il :o;he had accomplished ht:r ailllB agaimst the downtllld d t!Jt Chinese while the so-called proponents of peace Jo n!\'Cr , l!~ t idly by and used loud sounding phra:se::s but "h1ch accomplished nothing. This with the withdrawal 111 ' ;crmany without one inch of progress being made to":~ 1 · d disarmament just about covers what has been done. Ancl so long as every nation connected with the dis· a1mament move, continues to expect every other nntlon ' " :-tart the disurtnitJg process, the world can rest assured th o! th•re "ill be no more disarming done in the future t""" ha. been done in the past. ' . THF. KIDN4P REVELA:TI_O!If~ HE revelation relative ~ tile Linduergll kidu~pinr. huvc stilTed the hearta of ev'I!'Y. IIberty ]Qvlng, Jaw •IJJ ding citiz·~n who is'hopln and prayJn• that something definite will yet come of them to the end that tbc crillli"'' Is guilty qf thj\t m0$t terrible crllile, m•y be hi'Ourht to ihe uar of ju ~tlce. There have been m11nY kicjnapinll" sln~e tll•t fa~l day when IK!Il of the world's mO&t famous ljyer. was taken New J"--"'•Y home Uut none liave e~ded so ~· tl!llt one. In colrtrast to til' ~tter failure of to f!nq • trace of th~ •l!IY1"'1! ot 1Jl_e . ethel· criminals h11ve~~en to frQm w"~ thliy.lltJ J could weU be set ""';i:i~~j'•i ·~.~~~~~~Jt~~~b~ri~n~g tho•• lleJ148 tti-til• H. D. INGELS, Poot Gon>m. WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE Tp avoid .~onfuaioh, •II subscriptions to the Daily Tribtiae to be d~livered by carrier 1iven w~rklii:a iii the Pri,e Votini' Cam!'111JP,t . Pt~r t~ N.o~, 6 will be credited ao if ~~e?ve~ on tl!aJ date., TherefOre pny ydur carrter til your reaulat weekly maimer up to that time. :<\!1 subapri.,tiona paid wor!<era in the Pr~ze Voting C•mpailn after Nov. 6 for the Daily Trillune 1ifc:an'ier will be cfeditea u if recei~ed .~ l)ec:. 4o Duriri1 the inter· medi•te tfme pay yollr c•rrier as u.Ua1. AI\9Ciyl Left ...,, ·Barmoa Hooverettes • .- ·~ ' ,.,' The latHt "Premit~r" of Mickey Mouse will be ahown alore tomorrow; .!lot on the screen but on cherrieot, ., Hooverette& that·~er came to town. They're the sensation of them . Nation, and you'll underatlutd ~y when y~u v • Mickey and Minnie M;,u.e and their merry crew form the P.tterna of theoe new 1-fooverettea, and what·a pic· ture of happine~. they make. ..,e •• . The .nd~ance ~a)'men~ ?f yQur .s~bacrip· hon wt save you money •nd the annoyu~;e ~f • w~ld:y .~4i~'ifn~a. Tiie ~y or Gitt m _ the Btl Pr•ae Vollo_f,C•mp4icn w w!il;lm ••• •#§scrijiHori will lie very · 1 IJI'alefu for ~e utea it~...l.'-e~u~ f11r ~o;r. ~-;·!, ~ou ai¥~: icilj~ Y?-YT IJI!Piifl w\II J;1e dl!b,ereil by cflrner in iHe 11'fill•t tn..nner. ,' $1.957 Mickey on Parade, Mick· ey at Pl•y, Mickey at Work, are tome of,, the ·p..,U..ma, one ~ clover ... it io colorful. They're on dia· play in our window-by •II means oee them. the ••me A.TT~NTION MAiL SUBSCIUBEKS ' . ' each \ ' ~ 'ill ' ~~ i .. .' • \ I •• ' I ' !)! •I >• ~~ ' 1 ' ". '' �.- ;_. l/.' ' .. ·. \ " 'i ' .. ,. ' . .I ' ;. I MONDAY, OOTOBER :ICI, 1•33 ,..QaTWO 1111onc1 .. u ·lh• Poot i~- The'Way to Stamp Him"OUt s. lflt. PUIII!I!>«< DollJ """ ( 1Po9l<d on Lower- et,..t, ~. o. / WbeD OU!' 1riendB .end u:s letter~ '"" uen matt_. tor publlc&Uoo Ulu ' ' IIJoUid 1D •D ..... tholr ~~&~n.-ltbouiib not to · "' .,mte<~. AWioYIDil"' ·!!~- ~·· • and m tll111>·1 ---e..-~- lnlttnee tn1J be NATii/JfAL Wltere ·Li~colit \ was ·Postmaster NEWS I p~. f. ,. (,: /,' i I I l'lotl Jqaoli>ltiL 1l1o. L._ PhH•!!";p;, PUUhrrb. .~~~~...' . , .... Cne 'Wed!: •••..••••••. • • .1 •. f .llio()pe MQuiJl . . ......... . . . .. oue ll(ootb .. .. .. .. .. .. . .110 Three lflonlht. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. One Year . . • . . . . . • . • • • . • • • • 6.110 Six Mo!lltba • •• • • . • . . • . • • • • • • ' .r.o ' I 1.00 I 2.00 I I VIRGII'jiA GREGG --::-:---Phone S$2·L !' .ceu...1 4}1ftlin;;tito(l llmtfit)l'lAl'tft'i Ddlftftll ... canler II .. , - · Clllltl.1lii'IF .... ""' ol - - Pitt Defeats Irish by 14 to 0 Score .I THE!""'!!l"-..DAU.·Y TRlBUN:E · · se~. 11, llllt ~ ~ lU DO PAO!l Tll1dll ' •/f I / ,Mr. and !(rB. Arthur Covert are atmouncinl the ma.rri$).1C ot U1eir dalllhter. Miss Maym ElliBbeth O.Wert;, to Mr.. Oeorge VanZant, son ot )lr. and Mrs. Oeor'le VanZant. s~.• or Oheahtre. The CM"emDflY Wlt,l performed $.t Newport, Ken- hf Oc""'"" ~. Monday, lB. ' Tb:e brtde graduated from Middleport Rlah Schoo] With the class of 1~ and stnce ll'f&duatlon hal been attending office tratrrlna: &r.llool In ColumtnUI The (n'OOtn , IB associated with the COvert Bnkilll and lcf! •Company. I I'It ,.,;/' l j.: Jl Mrs. VanZant wm continue her studlf& 1n office training. Both are popular mem~rs of the younaer set Jn the Pomeroy bend. · ·-Beat Loa•nn.-. NEW SON ABJIIVES ,Mr. and Mrs. Baymoh.d WalbunJ aiitlounce the birth or a son, Sa.turday morninr, at the home or Mrs. ~~burn's mother at Clifton, w . I' The rebuilt store of Hill & McNamer - in Old Salem, Ill., where Abraham Lincoln ,;crved as postmaster during his younger days. The new state park at New Salem wa s i dedicated Thursday. ' jCAITLE RUSTLERS OF WEST RETURN IN MODERN STYLE WITH TRUCK AND DERRICK ••• ,' --But Lo1anRichard Sauer returned Satu. ..tay evening from several days visit in Toledo with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar fo rt to solve the pa·oblem crcatetl by the 1 ubber tired rU£tler Flllf&le. -Beat Gallipolio- 1 -,' I . Public Forum ' auPTBR I'OIITI-1111\'Q 11om wu wouled. "Bat an~J't --=·--·- buk to lloUJWOCMit• laclt udaonpd qulek .,~ tell JOU al:loa.t tbat clon't J'OU worn for Chn.tlaaa &n u • r.&~:: awldJe. LlNDY INCONSIDERATE Bow"t *•t? I Veterans Attention I All ex-service men ar e twgerl to be pn\. ~ent at the regulao· niet-ting of tlie Feeney, Bennett Post. Middl e p01t, 0., ori Wednes.. day night. You do not have to be a member of the American Legion to atten~. Thi~. meeting of ' pccial interest to all World War vete1·ans. ; Notice To .Subscribers ! - ·- - THE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS ·w J, LL THE Disarmament Conference has 11djour.wd te mp ol'ari!y while the diplomats get together in nn "Hurt l o d u mot·e hatching of plots, ideas and what not ··o mpa rable to what they have done Jn the past. And from the experience the world has in the past, It is pr uk!b le lh:.1t if the Conferen..:e JS never called together t~ ga1 11 , lh c uorld wiH hardlv Jlotic ~ U1e difference. T ile only thing to date which has been accomplished j , lhul Japan withdrew and quietly but determinedly keJJ\ on th e CO Uil!e charted for ht!rt~eJf uy her War Jords unt il :o;he had accomplished ht:r ailllB agaimst the downtllld d t!Jt Chinese while the so-called proponents of peace Jo n!\'Cr , l!~ t idly by and used loud sounding phra:se::s but "h1ch accomplished nothing. This with the withdrawal 111 ' ;crmany without one inch of progress being made to":~ 1 · d disarmament just about covers what has been done. Ancl so long as every nation connected with the dis· a1mament move, continues to expect every other nntlon ' " :-tart the disurtnitJg process, the world can rest assured th o! th•re "ill be no more disarming done in the future t""" ha. been done in the past. ' . THF. KIDN4P REVELA:TI_O!If~ HE revelation relative ~ tile Linduergll kidu~pinr. huvc stilTed the hearta of ev'I!'Y. IIberty ]Qvlng, Jaw •IJJ ding citiz·~n who is'hopln and prayJn• that something definite will yet come of them to the end that tbc crillli"'' Is guilty qf thj\t m0$t terrible crllile, m•y be hi'Ourht to ihe uar of ju ~tlce. There have been m11nY kicjnapinll" sln~e tll•t fa~l day when IK!Il of the world's mO&t famous ljyer. was taken New J"--"'•Y home Uut none liave e~ded so ~· tl!llt one. In colrtrast to til' ~tter failure of to f!nq • trace of th~ •l!IY1"'1! ot 1Jl_e . ethel· criminals h11ve~~en to frQm w"~ thliy.lltJ J could weU be set ""';i:i~~j'•i ·~.~~~~~~Jt~~~b~ri~n~g tho•• lleJ148 tti-til• H. D. INGELS, Poot Gon>m. WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE Tp avoid .~onfuaioh, •II subscriptions to the Daily Tribtiae to be d~livered by carrier 1iven w~rklii:a iii the Pri,e Votini' Cam!'111JP,t . Pt~r t~ N.o~, 6 will be credited ao if ~~e?ve~ on tl!aJ date., TherefOre pny ydur carrter til your reaulat weekly maimer up to that time. :<\!1 subapri.,tiona paid wor!<era in the Pr~ze Voting C•mpailn after Nov. 6 for the Daily Trillune 1ifc:an'ier will be cfeditea u if recei~ed .~ l)ec:. 4o Duriri1 the inter· medi•te tfme pay yollr c•rrier as u.Ua1. AI\9Ciyl Left ...,, ·Barmoa Hooverettes • .- ·~ ' ,.,' The latHt "Premit~r" of Mickey Mouse will be ahown alore tomorrow; .!lot on the screen but on cherrieot, ., Hooverette& that·~er came to town. They're the sensation of them . Nation, and you'll underatlutd ~y when y~u v • Mickey and Minnie M;,u.e and their merry crew form the P.tterna of theoe new 1-fooverettea, and what·a pic· ture of happine~. they make. ..,e •• . The .nd~ance ~a)'men~ ?f yQur .s~bacrip· hon wt save you money •nd the annoyu~;e ~f • w~ld:y .~4i~'ifn~a. Tiie ~y or Gitt m _ the Btl Pr•ae Vollo_f,C•mp4icn w w!il;lm ••• •#§scrijiHori will lie very · 1 IJI'alefu for ~e utea it~...l.'-e~u~ f11r ~o;r. ~-;·!, ~ou ai¥~: icilj~ Y?-YT IJI!Piifl w\II J;1e dl!b,ereil by cflrner in iHe 11'fill•t tn..nner. ,' $1.957 Mickey on Parade, Mick· ey at Pl•y, Mickey at Work, are tome of,, the ·p..,U..ma, one ~ clover ... it io colorful. They're on dia· play in our window-by •II means oee them. the ••me A.TT~NTION MAiL SUBSCIUBEKS ' . ' each \ ' ~ 'ill ' ~~ i .. .' • \ I •• ' I ' !)! •I >• ~~ ' 1 ' ". '' �.. .. •!"' . WN!)AY, OOTonER 30, 1933 .· l- I I •• : I • type like ible (10 ·pt.) per iine. . .. • ·' ; .. '. I' $500 in Cash Prizes is the reward offered in The· Da!iy Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Big Prize Voting I Campaign. t.( , ,· " The date of the distribution. of these Priies has been set. That date . is slowly stepping"-doutll. out of the future and will soon open ::.· the· ~oor of the present. . ·' .\ . . .. ·Contenders-Your reward at-·the"close·· of the campaign will be basefl· on, the sum total of what you accomplish each day. .. :~ .... ~. (:OFFEE SHOP l wJer Same :i\olanaremen& .U.BA. CCIJJJJT }•' ' r,:, .\, HOTEL ... New S1111ma, flol'l~ ;o Reem--ao Ba.Uu... &Malll Heate4 Write ror Booklet and Rates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsoti Miss Ada M.ae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn J\iiss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Ma1·tha Frecker Mrs. Garnet L. Graham Miss Irene Grueser .Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Eunice King Miss Helene Ohlinger Miss Leora Roush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Mrs. Dolores Thomas .Miss Emogene Wilson Miss Geneva Williamson Miss Lillian WilsonMiss Winifred Wolfe ~·lrs. Merle Ward Miss Wa~ita Young Miss Elo se Yl.langer ' AMES H. BUTLER Mana.., • m Alimony Trouble I . •i!C"I . '1 d B rc1a:y celebrated artl ~t (ldt), h•mving lite C(ltnl roum i· ~ ~~ " de. an C~nn In t~ custody ol Deputy Will iutn F!M!.gnn ane· - ~ waa j .. ll~· un eompla nt of hill l:lX·"•1fe. Na11. Ban•lay ,msct) I wAo fllhar&n M ' owu her IJ12,00U back Mlunon)'. . -· - ···---=-- 1 ..Tas•~~.' I I ·- - ~ ~ - ~- i CAMPAIGN CLOS·ES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 Subacriptions count the most votes if secured before Nov· ember 18th, 1933. Campaign open to women and girls residing in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegrapb. Thoae who enter may go anywhere to secure subscriptions. There is no restricted territory. Votes are issUed in return for sub.r:cription& &ecured to either paper and the prizes will be awarded according to who sect.irel moat votes. Subacriptions count the following number of votes from now until Nov. 18th. .. DAILY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER 3 month a oubscription $1.75 ........ ...... . .... ... 2000 votes 6 montbt. subscription $3.25 . . . .. . . . .. . .. .... 5009 voles 1 year oubocriplion $6.00 ........... _....... . .. 15,000 votes 2 year oubscription $12.00 ..... _................ 50,000 voles DAILY TRIBUNE-BY MAIL 3 monlba aubocription $1.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800 voteo 6 months oubocription $2.00 .......... .. .... .. ... . 2500 voles I year aub~cription $4.00 .. . ............... . .. .. . 8000 votee 2 year aubacription $8.00 ........ . ..... .. - . .. - . 20,000 voles 3 year subscription $12.00 ...................... 50,000 voteo TRIBUNE· TELEGRAPH 1 year subscription $1.50 ............. . .......... 2Q(!O votes 2 year oubocr~pt~on $3.00 .... . ..... _........ .. . .. 50!10 !~~ 3 year oubocr~pllon S4.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lEI); yotjjl 4 year oubocriptior $6.00 . . . .... ............ · .. t . . '!'!IIIII 5 yearaubocr!ption $7.50 .. ........ . ..... ' .. .... ' ~; _ Y!>tl' Racine, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pometqy, Ohio Cheshire, Olllo . On that date tbeir voting power decreaoes 20 per cent. w. va. ~~-- - --} · TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES Pt.~W.Va. Mas~m. - Bllb Spots of Campaign Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio Harrisonville, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio - - -------------------~'1} -----------.-~~ ·- ... ~ ' ' �.. .. •!"' . WN!)AY, OOTonER 30, 1933 .· l- I I •• : I • type like ible (10 ·pt.) per iine. . .. • ·' ; .. '. I' $500 in Cash Prizes is the reward offered in The· Da!iy Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Big Prize Voting I Campaign. t.( , ,· " The date of the distribution. of these Priies has been set. That date . is slowly stepping"-doutll. out of the future and will soon open ::.· the· ~oor of the present. . ·' .\ . . .. ·Contenders-Your reward at-·the"close·· of the campaign will be basefl· on, the sum total of what you accomplish each day. .. :~ .... ~. (:OFFEE SHOP l wJer Same :i\olanaremen& .U.BA. CCIJJJJT }•' ' r,:, .\, HOTEL ... New S1111ma, flol'l~ ;o Reem--ao Ba.Uu... &Malll Heate4 Write ror Booklet and Rates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsoti Miss Ada M.ae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn J\iiss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Ma1·tha Frecker Mrs. Garnet L. Graham Miss Irene Grueser .Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Eunice King Miss Helene Ohlinger Miss Leora Roush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Mrs. Dolores Thomas .Miss Emogene Wilson Miss Geneva Williamson Miss Lillian WilsonMiss Winifred Wolfe ~·lrs. Merle Ward Miss Wa~ita Young Miss Elo se Yl.langer ' AMES H. BUTLER Mana.., • m Alimony Trouble I . •i!C"I . '1 d B rc1a:y celebrated artl ~t (ldt), h•mving lite C(ltnl roum i· ~ ~~ " de. an C~nn In t~ custody ol Deputy Will iutn F!M!.gnn ane· - ~ waa j .. ll~· un eompla nt of hill l:lX·"•1fe. Na11. Ban•lay ,msct) I wAo fllhar&n M ' owu her IJ12,00U back Mlunon)'. . -· - ···---=-- 1 ..Tas•~~.' I I ·- - ~ ~ - ~- i CAMPAIGN CLOS·ES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 Subacriptions count the most votes if secured before Nov· ember 18th, 1933. Campaign open to women and girls residing in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegrapb. Thoae who enter may go anywhere to secure subscriptions. There is no restricted territory. Votes are issUed in return for sub.r:cription& &ecured to either paper and the prizes will be awarded according to who sect.irel moat votes. Subacriptions count the following number of votes from now until Nov. 18th. .. DAILY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER 3 month a oubscription $1.75 ........ ...... . .... ... 2000 votes 6 montbt. subscription $3.25 . . . .. . . . .. . .. .... 5009 voles 1 year oubocriplion $6.00 ........... _....... . .. 15,000 votes 2 year oubscription $12.00 ..... _................ 50,000 voles DAILY TRIBUNE-BY MAIL 3 monlba aubocription $1.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800 voteo 6 months oubocription $2.00 .......... .. .... .. ... . 2500 voles I year aub~cription $4.00 .. . ............... . .. .. . 8000 votee 2 year aubacription $8.00 ........ . ..... .. - . .. - . 20,000 voles 3 year subscription $12.00 ...................... 50,000 voteo TRIBUNE· TELEGRAPH 1 year subscription $1.50 ............. . .......... 2Q(!O votes 2 year oubocr~pt~on $3.00 .... . ..... _........ .. . .. 50!10 !~~ 3 year oubocr~pllon S4.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lEI); yotjjl 4 year oubocriptior $6.00 . . . .... ............ · .. t . . '!'!IIIII 5 yearaubocr!ption $7.50 .. ........ . ..... ' .. .... ' ~; _ Y!>tl' Racine, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pometqy, Ohio Cheshire, Olllo . On that date tbeir voting power decreaoes 20 per cent. w. va. ~~-- - --} · TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES Pt.~W.Va. Mas~m. - Bllb Spots of Campaign Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio Harrisonville, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio - - -------------------~'1} -----------.-~~ ·- ... ~ ' ' �.' UAUI • Tf . OHIO"' ITATC' IIUS!UU r· rcr r ~ T • nn ISTH AVt • .. ' ~aderless Purple Panthers Easily Beat Golden Rockets Noted Churchmen ~·~~ a~~;:t~:fe ~: ~:d Kroes ••••• ' ..... ""' Pooleroy To Be In Pomeroy tor N I• g h t the """ IU'OUnd w......,... len I Tomorrow ('Ud tor 26 yarM e.nd on •rou•d Wollston rlaht \\81! perml.tzed 115 t ook puablh£. Moore ftrat down t he Rocket 39 ynrd stripe. Kloes made 2 thru the lil'e and. Joachim bt 2 A forward pass lloore to JI y klat 5 for violation of the 6 man Jenk.Jns ma.de 6 and the qua~ter ! ule. Time v.as out for Potne(QY ~:nded with Pomeroy in posaeaaion ~ack1011 Cowdiana unable To Reaiat Slaahin1 Power Drivea Of River Cit;r Lada; Loa en Are Helpleu; Make One Firat Down EX-POMEROY Al'{ DIES A.T DAUGHTERS HOME Olld lor 29 , B' h 11 opa ChaM R ---;-H b emlft•toa, 0 • 10ft h ACED MEICS 'COUNTY WOMAN SUCCUMBS h!*a.= ,..:n,moe: -=~~ t:...,.lo 1or "ltollni _ . Am-·.... 8JN'IncfleW: Pollowtne • prolonpd p M at 8 • ' DIWI&'IW (lOACJII Alt&M8 MliNa. .lt&ea V&e&lm Of orew Weblter Poli itt tbl! ~..... 11 81 - .1 m- ID t.akm pta. lo .. -led &I lbo , · - ... ~ .......... to Speak at Q:rMe Epa,. Ch - ( 1~. c Pome~ lunior l'iflb ICbool alidtt-arium ThurDr and. Prld&y HoY R cn4 io, It baa been q~ • :wa. :Relooelll llJ a aonwe Wllh 1o • nn.IUM ~ lad ~ I s. lhe few 1 I I 1 I Ute: -Beat 'f ' b:ourrht m f 1 ;t,_ WOf!-t Of :J rl\ : ( •J:'ci at I J r= :: t.g "t dfiit.aotllll v:rassr ii: • t I ltd moot I .~ 1 a reauty... lnthJwtklexkune. e c hit the line for l otr: in I mlrmtes an :il aeconds that yard around 'W'el18ton wR£ • complet.ei\' 011t- Pomeroy 8 right end. wen~cJaijed, making tibt Ollt:l flrat down t.ook thn• out to1 Bumscomb andj t.&tt via the air while Pomekicked to Moore 1n mldDiade 12 and Olnt.y .fwnb!ed... \M.I.t..r ~~ov­ and -returned the ball 7 ya"tds 43 ynrd marker Moote arotijuLhis own left end le~ JuacbiJn on a rever~l' . lust 5 A pass• fl'lil,O.• of comi)lello1• lt wnfi 4th ddwll u.nd ll lo IP ldc~d on~ pt bounds on th, maf,e I • ~tb' "'x Pays coun ... ng ,. I I I Mr.' I I1,~:~·:~.t~""'::;deat1theFaame Phillip~ s~l -: ' ' "' ~ " :. . $ ' •' ~ i ' " ,, ' ]•\tUng • I Into Bacr agn!n •mt.l u adv~ce wns • ccorded \ k•~\>;,;;:~:~~f ~~;:; ktck~d ~oorebrOU!Iht on th~ ,34 ltll<l toDlnty \! I '' H•m• l _g'ir~~~~~p:La;vender. a L'KI hit the I;~:~~;:;,,:~ 1~ dn the fir~t play ' ·. pa8f!; -~;:!~~·~TRai'J.'8eY kicked L0 yal"d ltno Klo.·~ .~ ,.. 'e tll m<ltion f(hd opu$10 ,.enaltl' A rai-w&d wa~ by B~"rt on the Pom - (orward i' " ·. ll picke d fuun · to A fake with .PhJl· lln~ "'ent the wa:J i:~;~~~~!~:1i~~~li!!~~~~~;~~ Joetp~J~n 1n a. pas!l It faUed W ended •• ' J Rou11.h ' .; . .' {01~ , ....., , ....,- RUssell ~h ' a 1111(" fal1ed ' ~~~~~~!;J p·~~. to rain but tht> play biWk and Pomeroy too~ , p<l~lloy 1'Cil' cUpping Th the baU on the Ul belniJ ~& yiU'ds from th!."! rule violation wna com· • I <I / ntadt f . ' Moore added' 10 aaaln Pomero.)' was penalized 'll ~[t~h~a~vta~g~ {j ... TONIOBT "ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON" TlleltaJ ..,. Wedlle•da:r "BLACK BEAUTY'' ··h*M, ..u-aa.... ~ JUMo..., oa"" - Bale ........... Alftrade. Wollll. w- .. JII.OOD IIO:NU-JCrntiJ YOIIJ'I. :, ~llacoo••·• of . onlY At:aiD6 amen play on wasline ca.ll· apln Pomeroy l011t five 1~- and It waa 2nd down and :12 'Ibe penaltln wert being lcnicted because one ot ~he linemen would drOP out or the ttne to form Inter~ terence and the subtJtltute playlnl in Captain Caacl's place failed to Sl'UP the 111tuat1on quickly enough to flU the hole made vaca.nt by the I ""'"""' Kloell made 3 thru left ()ackle and then quiet kicked t.o the Welllton made 1 on a. reverse. Welllton lost 15 yartt.. for holdlnl. Ramsey tatted to ptl), Ramsey tfoted to Moore wbo re~urnec1 15 to I'Oll'leroy•e t"' KlOM made a thru but they were lost becauae ot a1x men oa the l1ne and r. 6 penalty added. MOClre D1ida 8 Kka ' more for let down on 43. Harrl.ll Ruckell' 31. Oaee men PoD· the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASTtiS BETrER .'. .. .. rt uur FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. VOL. VIII NO. 40 U \t'8 Nllllwa tt'e In 1be Tribuna POMEROY, OHIO, TUESJ>AY, OCTOBER 31, 1933 Hallowe'en Bewitcher AOMINISTRATIIN SHKS MUNS Of OOIHIN~CRITICS 1 Chan.., Likely To Meet , ( Criticiam Levelled At NRA ProiiJ'&III COURT CALLED ON I. To Detennine Conatitul· j ionality Of Govern· mental Tactica By GEORGE R HOLMES INS Staff Correspondent Washington, Oet. 31-INS-In· l creasing :ncns ot dlseontent with : t.be prQIIre!IB attained ln the adrnlnlst.ratlon's far-ftung recovery proe:ram o«:upled the attention of Pre~~ldent Roo!levelt and his chie! advJser.a toda)'. It lS considered l1kely there be 110me shiftinlil Of sa.lls to mtet winds of crltici8.m, although to 'i!.'hat extent or In which dlr~CI:Io'' temalns tor the momf:nt undeteJ· mbted. In the mid-west, aovernors nine qrteultural states tna: ll' conrerence tlllued low price ot There " crltleillm over spo.nnllll the a:np between tUl'al priCes and Industrial Vitth most of the sovernoJ"8 t:J. the I (da. Lupfno, one o1. the newer<~t Enr,IJ~h impol'l:atioftt to HollyWood, puts o~ a bold, front and seal"f!A away Hnflowe'en ~~with her myfltn;! pump· l.:nL As tf r. apook W~>uld look at the pumpkm wit.heuch beauty to catch the eye. Recosnlu Paat Miatakea ira hateTntlonal Field • i· ' 'i• ' ' :~;J;~~'~ a READERS' NOTICE - It ;you want lbo Nowa Ofllce of The Dalb Tribune, call 2M-L; If the Buoln... Olllee aak for 202-R. Fra~~kly • ••• yards to the 48 Kloes .for, De Moore Q,J.adJ! 10 but-l;he 1:;": - ... : ctLDed. boek, the tac it~ ,) I IROckeW.~ 35. Bufftngton • poadu- E. McNauahton, paaeed awa.y at ate and hu bad lpl¢&1 tra1nlnlln llra. Ethelinda Moore, BS, widow ure the bOrne of hl.e dt.Uib~r. Yn.. dramatic dlreeb. She quJ\e Cn~ ot t.be late J. C. Moon, died at her DeWitt Wt>Pt Jn lor Bryaut. of the ball on the Wellston 32 yard Tueaday eve~t \I~OO o"t~ Clarence Lon&". a't 8prfn&Hela, Moll- thualutlc onr tbe ·proapecta. of dir~ borne at cannel. Sunday attemoon. Kloes hit t.he lme for 6 and Moore l!ne 8oore Pomeroy 12 Wellston 0. re&identa of Pbmeroy wUJ. be aft'ord.- day, , cctJnr the pla)~fl!, b.,. ~ D~ WU ~ to have been C&UI• n a de 4 ar:Jund l~ft eud Moore made 4th Q•ner l'f! the \.WU'- "'' hearint two Mr, KcNapsht..m wu 1 t~ orp.lllzed ber a,ntl -.Ul'ef$. ~ ed foUo,rina 1 hlp fracture whlch I:J more around left and a nnt Kloes ticked out of bounds on of l.he :rnoted.~ chkcb hl~i.Dar- J~r.kteDt of Pomeroy ~ll for tnW crunmltwe Utat bU Pever me' abe , a.u!f:erid ~veral weeD 1&0. clo wn The ball wa~ on Well.<lt.on'll 25 the 21 Phillips made 3 and Blu.fftQ-11 lcs In t~e Prol.e6tant EpiScopal yeors WILl ellfployed &t • moka'lliJ,a mqrt: IJI'Bcensl and talentt£1 Yout&a COUIIted. with tntirmltlee of are. WINNERS CROSS GOAL THRICE ~_nrd U.ne Kloe~ made 4 thru. tacklt ton 2 011 succeS&Ive line pla~ . A church when tbe ~l:lt ellllnent on the street ra""'ay ,cqnneetlng peop)e to ~ eare ot the rta~c She Ia survlve4 by siX dauchters, ... oJhl'hun made a bt>a uWul twllltlug pns.s Rant'lt'y to Towntiend wu.s iood Rev William p :Rerrana:km D D., P~clDe and H~. He ha4 been In ot Ute play. • · ·Mnl. Abbie Role, Mrs. Ciani. Circle, Fint Score Made In Six Plays Before Game Ia 3 1uu fo1 16 1 1:1 rds and rt1 11 t. down on tor 12 yar.U and Hrt;t 4own, A ~i 111Ss1onary bishOp of !:altern Ore· ftdUri health tor abnl.e tine .ti;nd The maUl cut I'Ul mel!:t htr to.. Wr11. Minnie Orr, )lrs. Prank:h!l • Old· p lh Ia the R<X'k eL 5 YIUd line Kloefl hit Plii S8 was Lnoomplete Ano~r lOJ\f 'on and BiSho Henry Wise Hob· ~cath hiLdbeen~bed momentar.. r.lk)¢ to start. rehearsa)a 1h eameat Buchtel, Mrs.• Laura JCisellttein and M Jnutea t an •en lip Y Beat Form Of tac kle for 2'-1. Moore hit center tor pasa failed and Wt!ll!ton wu peP.· : on , b1shop <lf Southern Ohio U.y dllt'lq the past days. and every Indication ~ta tclward Mrs. Bert.l'la Kolter and twp sona Seaaon Deapate Loll Of Captain 1 ~ and the bG.ll was three feet ttl~d o yards Ph11llps made 2 thru lJiocese wtll be at the Grace Epls· His IIOb, De.nny McNaurhton, an " highly mucceastul and en~rtaln. William Moore or Montana and from a touctldown Kloes went thru Ct·nter. Ramaey kicked to the Pome- copa.l ch.urcb here f:mployee of the Ohio ~Com- h).rr producCIOJl. .Dana Moore. ODe aistft', Mrs. Achaa l')c line fer a t ouchdown Score rlo y :ro and Kloes retumer;t :U ya.rda Bli5ho Reml ton a. worJd war pany here, lelt ta.&e Bund&y night B t G II' 1• EJilott 9l Hoclcinrrport also aurvlves. Undaunted by Lhe unkmd blow 1ROal with lhe ~u. 1 a t his b11.ck P ::~mero y 12 We!l~; ton 0 Spercer (;(line out of bounds on the Rockets' b 1tJ n ~d ch~ lai~ .sport.vnall t .. be at. his father'& bedllde. ea a Jp(Ji I I Funeral servtcea will __be conductCen1t by 'ALe but three hout'M be- 1Wt-lhston choso to kick a nd wli l'd r~placed B'nckwrll 'I'he try for thf' 1il Moore Wllh beautiful fnterfer- .rnln~.:an and ~ lrtUml leader ~ Mr. McNau1hton b survived 1)y CLAR8 PAil'tY 1DNI6HT 1ed. from the Mt.. C&nnel chureh t'ore em lim, the Purpl e PH. _ H Phllllp~> kicked off to Shu n 1,1kM I extra poUlt }I' as ml s!led IJy Klot>!'i PIJCf> t.ook the oval 20 yards tor ur3t I;n e or the lcadl.n: iq]lt•itua.l le&ders twq dG.ugllters. Mr& Long, at whDAe The Happy Huatk!r~~o claM <lf the Tt1esday attf!moon at 2 o'clock with 1 e ~. n on his :lO ye 1 d li nt• the r um r w1w 1~ ddt•tJal:K-1 rrplacl'd Moore r.lflwn on Uu~ Well!don 20 It wa.<~ a 0 r h U lt.ed State H bJ hatne he died at,•d Mrs. Robert Me- Church of Christ. wU1 RiVe a Hal· burial In the Cannel cemetery in th"rs of the Pomeroy high school Shumak"t rt' turocd 'right w I Kloe~ luck~·d lo the Wello;ton 20 I •II' around Wellston s t'nd. Kloe!l ~ · t ~ll~es r len~rllh~p :~h r~tyre, of aPrlngneld. Two ROIJI, iuween J)al'ty and !IOC!al Monday C'harge or the Plnllterwald under0tratts htcb entered the pme DRalr»:l. Wcll ~>;tO!"l 38 murkcr b( rou hclug down- I r.nd Ramse y rPturn~Jd it 8 ya.td~. A n·ndc 5 thru right tackle and MooMJ : 11 q h nd tanny ot Pt:Jmeroy and Frank Me· noenlng at U1e Church, A ealetftla tflkin&' company with 11et JBW and IP"im determl,rm• K1eos went through W-::ll.st.on"s p:.oss was lllCOmplete PhHII~ m:tde added :t arou•d rl(Jht end Pomeroy ~~:\o ~~ho kDOW'wttlpl c ~ eara Naughtprl or ColumbWJ, arc the llmcheon will ~ ~d. 'l'he enGallipor t!on ~Tittcn In their every teatur rllilht tackle ror 27 ;:.urds and be 12 In a lme buck A quick kick by was ofl-slde 1nd lo.'\t 5 ttlru a pen· Blsh 1J0~· lA ~ll 1 k otller &urYIYing children Lertainment wW be ln charre Of 11Takinl thell' opponent3 by sur- fore anybody •calh:ed wlJa t was Ra m sey failed to clear lhe line of Rlty Kloos oh n. everrse IOBt 3 ond t op pefpJ nown ~! wW be .. to' Urs. Katel'lna RotWy, M.t.SQIJDI\DE PARTY pl'llle tbey began wl~ the openina;: happenhll", Mocrc took the ov 11 scrimmage strlklug a Wei!St.on Hoore around rQ"ht endtlost 3 more. 1 ro::~mv e ' 8 to.. rl\quire Melfdi "C ty by the PIMterwald A mWIIetl Pl'tJil'&Dl baa been &r· play o1' the aame to ftrh'- and cl11w through lhe liBme place for D 1'aver u• the back, Baer reooverlng A pass faHed and lli ;~;aa WeUston's .,!~~ P.l~?:Etf'~O::i ~ .~~ 11· Undert.ak 1 Oompan:f. Tbe fUneral r31lpd for the auea:ta. Thoee partt~ the Thea Sun~~Ohl ctauM of 0 e si!Mees to be con4ucted Wednes. Clp&tlng wW lmJ)ff'ICibate the fq}.. and tenr &hd pound at their adthe b~JJ wa.s on th!:! Rock- f1 r Pomeroy on lM· Wellston 30. bafl on their own 3S yard llftel "1)1' ' race ......--urch held venarles much a.s tbelr llQmesoiet: , :! 2 ynrds otll(le Kines lhcn Kloe11 made 3 thru t.nckle. Selden- Phlllltm mode 2 at. the line. Shu- ~~d Llayd Otarlte of At:JleOII, day at :;( p M. frllm t.he re~~ldence l'lWinl l!d10 oelebrlfies: Kate a masquerade p&Jty Saturday evenor the jungle are to dO o.nd the bull on th~ same play 5 I• bel picked up 4 ml)re around left rraker lnborcept.eu a pQ.ss and ran I side llto~~hem= c~:hw~~ri- 'lf C M Vlnlnp:, brother-In-taw, on flmit.h, Irene PUnt: Bradley Kin~ 1~ ~ Pa~lsh Holllle In the rear When the smoke of battle hnj to th( 17 ya rd stllpe and cpd Htt repeaLed lnaklng 5 tm to the Wellston. :)1 ya 1d marker 11 vlted i" B P c 8 "he HarriSO[IVUie Road.. ~e, OenYor Kapell: Mountaineer ~... In l U1'e • Beventy .. flve peo• ~ed away th~y pad the football a ltf mD.u.d wi th hi 1 d f!rs t dQ\Io•n 'Joachhl'l made 2 on a before being dD\Vned • n Ga • • €.:sters, Mrs, Rousey and Owen ...., c UdJDI" l(l'Own-upl'l and child~ pme tucked 1'-way n'eauy \.md('l voncln the Jlnc or scrlmnrr:a : 7 1rH•rNI>' Seldenabel' a dded 1 on anHarris replaced Lavender Moore I -Beat lhpolJI- 1 Hess, "Red" Granlt, Oemp Kin- ren, Wel'fll present and enj()yed the tneir belts by l\ 19 to 0 score mc.r~ b~ flank'llll lhe ilghL er./' i.l ( thr.r rt>verr.e and the half ePded \l'ent thru right tackle for 8 Kloe!l horw~rd )lit'S WB3 :Caua;ht by an inWARRANT ISSU~D die; France9 Ingraham, Clara con .. ~ooal festlvttles. Ootnginto tl.~t t'my decld~dly th~ the ball wa ~ · J u ~ t 10 ya d 'fu.n ~•l th t he ball in Pomllroys pos.seas- rr.ade nrsl down when he hit the ellalble ,Yf:ell.s~He and It waa Wa.nant waa !Gsued here, Jt waa roy, Madame Aida, Gladys ~n: lo 1 IS =t' awarded to the fol1 undBrdop aa a rc~mlt o1' the !nellIS rom 1:or. fin the Wellston i.5' yard mart- llroe for a Moore added 3 at rliht Pvmeroy'.:l ball qeldenabel made 5 learned, from the coUrt ot' ~. R. Amos n' Andy, Charles PrWe -,.Dd wIll": f pl"lze for the prettiest 1 glblllt)' of their captain and sta go::l k h ba.l r• tockle and Kloes 2 more at the .hrlt the 'line and the ball· wa5 on Titus, Just.1ee o1' the ~ee. for the Victor Hysen: Little Ja.el( ~ ~ ~ume, Sara Lou Blmpeon: nm 1 once mot ~ ot!enslYe and defen 111ve man oes t.oo t e lrd quarter snmc h<lle Moore starting a.rouJJd the Pomeroy oiO yard line With thfl arrest. Of Solly Youn«. Sam Rubin; Maida of u~' and second for the moat comical ~rnurrJl pare!ltal objeetklns, th~ :~~~~n~:~: 11 f0 ~~·~1~81t~~~h th i! 1 Pom eroy W!l~; defending the eaat 1Wellxlon's left end was well 1.o thr Panlllers in posseYion of the ba.ll The afflda.vlt for the warrant was Norma Gibson, Virginia Kaelch =~ J~&n fber;:aeb and~= Panth~. In !Spite of the hu: ~ th.n • , , g liP t;oah Klor.s ll:lekoo. t.o Ramse who s'lqth .ll1de or the !leld with three when the game ended iSI;ued at the request ot H. P. Mayer Ors.ce Mlddleswart. , ~· pr ze or e moat Uulr t'nt.lre plogram play hetl !~<llJ~ t,~~~~~?,:~l'~~~d 2~c~ ~~ (;!~~~~ Lm~,d. 3 to the WelJsWn LR- tnoklers Jel\cillnr. for him about Po;l~'~lne liP POti w II 11 ton fol'n:,er Mid~rport :a~~l, who -Beat Gallipolia- ~-; g:t~~t;:~rc~0~J· beeP bum about Captain Case . Y"IH.it'r macle 2 on a rever!lf' :> y1u dR back of hill • \.luting point Bl~ck :n LE T bd J:l'f'i 'yar:oo n1 1 ~ll~lewaft"atdl OFFICERS ELEC'tBD ' sentatlcm o1' prizes thoM presen~ en.. 0 nSf \oOk hi~ removal from the 11amc A PMS behiPd lhe line to Ph1ll1ps "'1\tn ~h e Panther quartet Wppccl YJ a oung was n a o:o<J Df .I . ed various d d 8001Of. without audible protest but went Charley Schorn dlmlnut.lvc ptlncd 1 Ram~ ey hit. ,r.tlter tor ~ 0 cold In his track~> reversed hill nr.I<I Keh!er L't ' DouglltY toxlca.tton Sunday. '~ i The class elect1oiw ~JUblf!r Hlib DY. games an nut to ~;how lhr.ir friends and foe!l subslltute guard on the Pan~ galp Rnmr;ey kicked to the Pnmi!roy '_lld galloped 11.1 ound right el}tl. and· ~!:~le ;~hlfl~~ ro~n~ Brn!St w~ld ~ h~ school which were h~ ~ . ,... " ' -Beat CallipolianJikt thr1t they could oYercom,. ther IKJ.Uad cam~: up .wlth a 3!; KIO!'s .no.de l qller tumbling I '1~ eutlr~ Welll!ton team fo!' a. , ...,., eu m na an Brg J~ ~n l..ut which were AO el• as ~eeS.. PIANO RECITAL -~cle" howe\'er yreat. so long a~ r~ew and completely ortglnol Mocrc adcled 2 riGht tackle. and touch<lo~n . along the north side of !~~~~~n - ~ ~:Brjft :aes t~lo ~nio B~daJ'. sttatc a recount hAve ~en anm.ifi:... A musicale was glvenatthehome - - werl' IIUC1t as are wUhln .he •xcttse ror being "nff-Rldf' · ln Jonl'hlln !I mot"(l Qua reve1se. Pome- I he (l:rldltpn. It was tho mo.'lt !lt'n' "11 / • n a e&' ' ave (lr e 'le! ced as follo~ 1-' 0! ' of J.{rs. W A. Compton, West Main .ffMP. 01 a,ny hll!h school tooibn.J l.hf! Wellston Rnme. Chnrley H.oY Jo~Jt.lhc ball On her ov•n 32 y1ud stlUOtfal piny of the game It Willi a ~hum,R!{eol ~~ Soqderll ~0 cease 1rlvln~ his it&te ~ EIQ:hth Orade,JprMldeflot, Donald Street, Saturday afitmoon at 2.30 aq~. had relieved Kindle when hne wlmn Klol's wa~ dow11ed bcforf! I~ :rard run Score Pomeroy JB J oo~e Rtf r!'~Y a~ nJ ceme ~ere;, Weed; vie':! preaJoent, Bobby Ebers- toy the pupils of Mw Frances Ihle ·. ~vlnB th l' n wt1 at 11"30 l"1a Pomeroy was penalized five kt:klrg on fourth down It &tJpe~ ' \'!ellston 0 ' / n h~s LH B,; toer theu~gm:teemltoy aslda a bach; secrctary~treaaurer, Donald ~f'acherofplano. ' . oo-playc:r and captain h:\d fBl"dli ror "off-lllo.e" play The llt thH.t the klclcer used too rnuch A pass Moore to Shumaker waa OfU: m u na n e ry was ~ · Zlllller. The f<lUowlnr proe:ram waa pres'• refused permission to plat o1flcial8Bid Charley was.gull· t•mc combined with the fact that. &ood for the extra point ard It waa Kloe>~b tJ FB F Phllllps -Beat GaJIJpoJiaSeventh Grade-president, Pran~ cnted· Tip Pan Parade-WlUtlng, 8 .o; t~tlot>~bel W~llato~H:-rts MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Co"·S Elberfeld; vJce.president, Betty Noreen Long; Amaryllls Oavotie.~e of an InJury either real o. ty After the gaJr.e Charley Ir.e lin e allowed Wellston players to lD to 0 Spencer replaced Blaek.weD, 0 ers; f~ed, the boys went t.o Welletllu !&.ld "I w11.s 12 or lfl Inches fl• ter t.hrough more c;~utckly than ~eldenabel replaced Moore, Shirley ~~WI~;~n e~, t e or A marrlage license was Issued ln Hut.chlrul; secretary-treasurer, Oeo, Ohyll, Noreen Long aiKi. Margie ~~ little con\rersatlon on the back of the ball and 1 turned t "Wil l Bumn11t.on made J thru Guinther went In tor KelRer. $elP or ryan the probate court bel'fl Monday to MassiU". Mome; A Toy Band-Bainbridge M"· !:very one se~mln11 to fetl my head and that WmlsLOn t£>r:kle and Phllllps another at cen~ ~Pnabel Hlturncd Wellston's kick Q4 sell (~~r~~c~fush ~or ~0::::~ R~s- Lawrence COilkle, 22, r:alll'oader, -Beat Gallioolia(, ri:;t, M,:IU'gie Moore; Minuet, Num .. t~ Uley had been dealtanalmoat center mOYed. the bp,ll <ln me t ~;-r A forward pass W88 incomplete ~o yards to the 3D yatd llQe. Bel~ Keiser &;hor:!''r r Kl ~ . ~r o: ind P'em Leeli)ne, 21, boUJ·ot ~ut· lf.A.Lt.QWEEN POTY b1r8, 1 'and 2 Bach, Muaette~Bach. ,...rable blQW and so It seemed to 'ttlfl.ke" me otJ-slde." P.~lothP.r !or ward PRS.'I failed a.nd :wnabcl ma(fe 4 arobnd ~d. :Se LP' t ·~ BlaCk 1 ~ Ben e, ~ J!NJ,a. 'they ~e marrled.,..by J. w. !.ito _ : • A Mprning Prayer-Tschaltovsky tG li.na who beard the bad news Wellstor WaH penalltet1 5 yards. Jr made first down lln the &une play Jenkl:s we 1• ldenabel for McCullou~ JusUce of the peace. The Ha)py II&I'Witerts Class heiO apd ;altz In Eb-Tseh&ikovBky, 1' fL8 PQmeroy's ball Ol"l her own 35 >' .lh a 14 yard gajn He repea~ I.Jlte Saturday morning To lchd0 A lleepse was llsued Saturday to 1a Halloween party Ptlday eYeDin P.uth 11rber. aut all who held such tboughtll a t the lin e railed to make llne, l yard11 being gained In l ut made no gain A pass Seld6n-. Mo(r~ Pol~~\l~~ifu~d~oe~:l~, Cha,_lmers W Gillilan, :10, d&trymea.l at the Pea.oe Evangelical eh.ure: Afiie- the preRentatlon of the .........ned wlthi)Ut the dynamic extra pomt and LhtJ !:IOOI e Wall ' ~~ll exchnnae abel to Joachim to Kloos ma~e 10, maker Horwatd pass front ~oore~ 1\r,ct Goiaa F . McKenzie, 18, both <lf Mte eYenlng was spent tp. mwlo and pr~ ft!reshmcnts ftre served J'orce found so often Ln the fiBht- Pometoy 6 w ~ ns t.::, n 0 We L<>tan was absolutely helplees Put Pomeroy lost the pla.y and took F!tsl d p games ., 1by · t~ following committee . Vll'~ 12·. W 11 · Racine tni heart of t.."'f true bAtllcr Tim ~ wan called by Wellston It fore the Panther Une n 15 yard penalty for holdlnB •ton I ~~~~9-;eroy 00 e : I ' Pollowing the srand J:tU~.rob prlz.- ~11lpompton, Tommy Crow and ~ldna: the lnlttal kickoff an' I B Phillips klcked to Blackwell Moore IGBt 5 when Bryant broke St:horn ICuhu:ed Kindle PoQll"~ ~Vell~;t~n 20 .irds omeroy yards, BIG TUBNIP e.s were awarded to Mrs. Wald ~Rinehart. ~illl1t btH:k 8 yards tl'e ·team on the 21 llnd tlu! <hmky l!Ui lhru l\l'd nailed him Moore went roy v.as again detected In a rule ro,.. Tl r Y t There may be a depreasion In Windon s.nd Mrs R H Wells for · 'l'tUI next In the series ot mll!l2 1 rot"' llf Lhe Panth~r~ . s~rte1 brought 1he ball back 10 to the 37 C. l ound light end l<lr 3 Kloes quick fraction but PO penalty "'aM lnf11ct.. O;~a~s (JU~;rs 1 ~ nutes Ri wme lines of buBln~ but it's not the flneat 0Qitwn8s, and . .Mn. Allen c:\tlr to be given by the pupUi ot lutictionJng and while the Wells · Mcore weni. thiou~h cen ter ror 4 ~wked to RamEley, who returned to beeausr: Wellston lnteree}Jted. Oral•de J• 'umplreereeRh<ldyne C~U>~ r.otlcea.ble in the tumtp ,patdl of Hartley aod Mrs. Max. Mel"hl'lll~•t IIJp, Jhle will be prtsented Baturtml\e.s were attotp14o'l'l at ul.e sud .lie Wellston 45 On a fake play, the ball Qn an attempted P88S mW !H d Li ' es ' w A Morrla ot ll&rrtilcinfi.U~ t« the mOIIIt comical •-:rr:;o a&.y...jio~ber 25 Tboee who wW ,dt@~s!ilt It all a.nd ev~n the He rf'pent.eq Lhc gain O¥l a plun I tollllps madl• 4 thru tackle! Bumng r<'fU9ed the penalty The ball w~ i,le:t I TnesmanPt Ha::fa~ COhlo Morrll brought a 't~ip to I Outrof-town rue•ta' wert Mrl I partklii'Jaft!, tn thla. l'lltltal wui be h losl three around the Pomeroy on the P01peroy 4S yard rnarke1.,A ~'e by ""Qu'o'r'te' ra'" 1 • 2 ~maa., T the editorial oftk:ea pt o~o\.-it= WllUam W.o ods of 0~. abl!i \rgtrd~~tt:.~pt;gn, 'tOmmy Crow 11 ~ PJnttl.er cohort. Wfl,ll. )"Ub)l' 1111 c fl H(thL tackle' R;\oor.; macle neal ' too Wj ; q~ .In l;i:eW,Jlderakat.. thl' JU& ? Jardt; at cmtcr and It was -ll. 11g Lend, but Phtlllps Kalned them dasfl at u, Une lost a yard, DU.t Tribune whtcti wellh~'fl· lfh ~~bt ol ~y 0. tDd Yl~ OM• • ger~ut hevei- besltMed unt.tl ~ and a . toot to 8"0 on th' beck, Gn a tackle drive Ramaey ~rneroy lost :! for otrsldr.. RuMeU \V ~~~.Y . . ~ 6 0 't ID f<::~ur pounds arid WJI hren\ ~ Ha5ie.es we1'e Mri, LIWful Pime , -Beat Galli lia41 y:trrt line ·t;ouchdown, the OOjec~lve of everv kicked. thr baJl rolling to the Pom· •"i'placed Jqachlm and knocked , c n · · • 0 • 0 0 0 ':1 circumference It was qUn..;. ~e Mrs. May Bmtth, and Mrll. Nellie po :~u player and t~. had bee.l n~~el~a·~:Y w:i:!~ ClOY 12 Klocs Clll'riflrl tbe boll l nGwn n paM A lh•e play m~de 3 A_l_ -B_e_~Galhpohaturnlp all tn one pleee. ~ 4~~- · 1Bry~nt. l'arn ·&o Pap 3 ,.,. Pvmero, !ftolrt o· L BY Carrier liS Cmti- ·BJ Mail SUIO UIEATHER FORECAST- .:.:._ fJ :oh~Fair, warmer In south popUaa. • r.1gh t Wl"dnt.Miay (lBrtly cloud:J W,st Vlrtinla-Palr t.on lght. ant! BIO'll!)' rWrlg tRmpnatnre -.- .... ..... • PRICE THREE CE~- � 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/. 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