https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ea8b947eb848c28adeedcecc8f0c9bdd.pdf 4363aea0db1ecb3ad0a63807a75c2df6 PDF Text Text ! L ' .I~ ' -~ 'IBII Family D~titute l I Followmg Blaze LRCAle' Family"' s;;;;; LoN Home U lJ and Other Poueuiana F~R JACKS~N TilT J \ OBJO. in fire -- ty Rep,_,tatlve ...... Ohio Loo· 1 - ...... Helen .;:-;:;,.. - E l'omeroy and theatre•. Mn """" fl<hoentar fonnBiy 0 Po~y retldent, died l.t her home in Tarentum, Pa., 8unda7 mornlnc Sh.l· wae formerly Anna BtraUe allter of Henry StraUe of ~ Burt&l 1n Tarentum Wednesd.a roy, 1 · .,.. • Rev Pather Euaene Dunn &ad Dor Schaefer left TUesday afternoon fer Pottorl.a where they wW <'ngase tn pheasant hlUitlng a feV< days, , Hell aDd Hlab Water Roo 1 IDIIDtic Drama Features Hiah Clan Actora - 1 lhould lliiop cutrency manlpntatlo!l. It :11 putUn• the c!ut before IItle hom. "We should abaDdon arilflchtl Friendly , . • -- ~~..~t ~., e: ~=~ :.~ war IJ>atantly klllod In on ouiOIIIolltuatlon pOl"ll1 T~ [~IN ~N ~ tale accident ln New Jeraey early mrtme. , , J A ft~omily ot ~.,.en v.us left homeSunday momtna: while l'eturnlq& or world ~. he .ad. • ~ lf!l>s hu t Thursday when the house from & footbllll game. cboCI5e the paUl ot l in which they resided 1n Lebanon Capta.ln .Jonea 1.& one of a. f!Om.. de.1iDI with the currency and deWhat tbe reauJta ' . I township was destroyP.d b)' fire. Pararr.ount's picture of the Ban! mitkle of ~~~gislaton chcsen b)' the vote all our effort. to entollrt.i'· oUve bnnch Ulua Famham I Lad1 Reee1ve ' Chal'le.s Powell, and .sJ.x other R. W, Finaterwald Will Dleeo waterfront which w111 wrtt.,: e~er of the House to oftlclaUy lnd~t~nd aettlnc mt! back be to t.be lnatructiona From members of the Powell tamtly, Conduct C . t.en by Max MUier, San DleP, the lower awmbly at the oomw;"'IJ.shed ween a nm:; Co h 1 w,.rP lert without a. home apd wahampatgn oaillornla. neMP&per reporter l ttn accurate guide to abow ua tht the ac out clothing or furnishings, all br.From Bed · •• point where we should st.&blllze · an8'M!!I'1 who ~TOte tht~J novel .. 1 Oover the -j lng destroyed by the hlazc which Tb h been r1ae i on the forel~ I SCRIMMAGE FOLLOWS •wept the IIlLI• home A friendly ILLNESS PREVENTS Water Pront" will opon at the Eleo· ,.. as rlceA 8 Premier Albert Sar . ne1Khbor otrerP.d temporary asslsl-~ trlc Theater here tont~rht ror a two com Y P pn:a • the chamber B K ed- ··T- B ancP. QOd took \he tamHy Into hls • -• ' day run. Mr. and Mrs. D . L. Relalnpi of dent inaugw"'lt~ his aol<i policy li bad known 'm advatu.."' OJI ey O eat Jae· household where !ihelt.er Is betng I Chatrman'a Acllvenell Featuring Rlchard Arlen, Judith .... .-...... OaWpoliB were recent auesta of Mr B=ut~ elll:~ut or It hal been ella- .he woUld discUS& Prance's relatlond kaon At Middleport I prTovheldedf nollw I d But Mn Heiner I WGtlraU pe"lnPr, Siler Our brace Meis• County in and Mn. A. u.:. Irwin. with German)' ln the llahi ol tt'd A am Y s ernltute, 1t waa • • am a.w y, & e • • • • ~I enU.nJy new sitlUition created ~..~ F r1 ay t 3 : 30 Will Aaaiat newcomer to the scnen, "Hell BDd L,ael. for Complete Ofli. Adam Lallance of SY1'8.Cuae 'arid e ~r opinion that the n•ttonwhk plebiacl~ In Qer.. 1learned , o.nd }Ju nothing on which 1 High Water" is one of the .1'008(; en~ , Lo depend In tlw hl~lltf' An ap_ ,. a 1 Vote Returna grandson, Carl Neut.zlllll and Char· wu Uons the fOld polJCi many wbich butalled HltJ.er more After a hectic s:weral dayH Y.. y peal t.o Lhe public Wll~ made Tue~>· l Dt'~piL,. hili Hlne.<~li ana confine~ j t<:rtalnlng romantic dramAH to come ~ Gloeckner, Jr., of Pomet'OJ reMt=ble U.,resi t ftrm)y than ever In the aaddle. Hlll the Pomeroy high school authorl day by J H nrate NPifare Dlrcc- mmt to Ills be<l R w FIMterwald 1cut of Hollywood In a long time ~ turned. rrom '8. ~eek end vtslt tn.: 1 ' p den JS statement bore out precUctJona lD ues, relative t.o the playtng of the 101 or Meigs county, n!ll:ln~e pub}lc t will conduct the chalrmollRbiD llf The pJct.ue Is given an excellent '(v ~~~~ncJ;.:!t~e Meip Coun· Chica&o Mo~ W!\lere they at"< ~u=edwa~in~r:.O:":u~ c!:rtas ometal neWBpapen the aovemment Jacborl game at the comlna: weelt 1a~\soto.nce Lo old the famtly t!.e Amerlcnn Red Crosg Roll Call rroductlon by its producer-dliector:' rr.e~'-1- .. letter ors w~ ooms- tended Jbe Oelit'V)' 1 .oJ' Proart.s& lng pnce Indexes e pi ow would choose the p!!aee!UI COUJ'I'ii'! _ '. n last Thursdo.p afternoon," this year a.s u11 ual t'&m, Orover Jones and WillliUI'l ··~ """""' rom eOJ'ie Expositton. • m oyrqent In thl!l crisiJI. end, everyth1nt:r has been settled £aid Mr Or&.te, "a bouse burned to A& chairman in the paat Mr McNutt, who alSo adapted the pie~ :rer3!..,~a.ry o1 Btat.e, to the ¥ • , tr nels etc. and the coachP& took ~he boys m j the ground 1 lellvlllJ this family of JFinst.erwald ha.a conducted' lAin- ture to th~ screen. _oJeetiOii'·biSJtd here TUesday, It was J. w · Brtggs or Briggsdale arrtf~rd BW' time :tt.e!Se charta were so -------hand M:ond'"' evr~lng for their .seven per110na without a place to cessful Roil Call campalrna and Aa the orphaned. daq}Jt.er o1 a revealed lW Charlea H MulleD, Monday for II. .several c:JI.yJ'B bUBi· J ananlfed as to 'PQrtray a monthly SOCIETY MEETlNG nt»t hard workout. In a. ,Qumbcr' or live as everything was IOflt There hi& &et•UJl was believed to b., u uce track tra.lner, Judith tries to Chairman of th.t:! BQard of ElectiGns mss visit 1n t GWtl. picture of national economie tendaJI was no insurance, and the family thorouah plan from which the. en-1 ccmmtt suicide by drowninr InSeeretar~ Myers lntonned the ,. • • de~ How tbe;.· r..: on a "Weeltl) 11le Women's Poreten Mlsldonarl' The tly ln t.'1 4 '. 11Dtm$lt re,tal,\ve was left with nothing tire county could be canvaued stead she landa In the drag net at- MeiiJS eleetion boa.rd that Melp Mrz Fred Shu wa 18 partf:d ba.&l&, wiJCh lnc!Jcatt.s that the ad- 8oc::Jety of the Baptilt ehurch will to ~ place ot , combat''• for th,.. ~·It Is true that n friendly nejgh- However, the' obStacle fJI his illneBB 1tache<i to a. boat captained b)> Rich· county, out ot 88 ~ties of the conftned to her :Om: in ~raCW: • -~1nls\J'a~'8 polley is belnl8hap· meet this evenlnB at. the P&l'101l81t J!lekSOJl-Pomeroy ~. )Val> ;no:. 1 bor took them In tP.mportlrlly but prevenl8 his opportunity to see all ard Arlen Bhe, ha.ttna aU men and. ctate wa.s the flrst to rt;port a com- wit}! InnEM. ed wlt.h a. ewe&ther eye on the aa- on East M.ai.o.J. Strf'e't. Mra Blanche u eommonly 11 upposed. 1n PomerO) a home mUHt b"" provld~. 'tills I workers In each district. and Ml;!!.! he, not caring much for wOmen plete o.fllelal election returns 1 ¥ • • l::~bly of-'~ congress, onlf sixty daY!! and Mrs Aten Shain wUl 1 due to MtddJej)Ort'41 U!'lfo.lrtle~S rr :riOWI accident occurred In Lebt\n#IL J 'Hcmtr W:t.'l wl~cte(l to be tht:: I himself, the two flnd themselves ln To effect thla. the Melp county Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Reuter away. as hO&tesse&. Mrs A. R. Stark lacll of sportamanshlp On the t n township where 0~1er half the contact person to work under Mr a quarrel Immediately, board or election members were re· and aon Junior, of Pmtlac!, M!ch. be in rharge of the procram. conttaey, the · Pomero)! . offlaiiLJs : reople are on the relief lh:t, but des- Flnsterwald , Arlen tries every way to aet rid Qnired to [emaln on duty all nlaht returned home Tuesday after a vis· dealt tor the llltddlepdrt fleld fo!' 1pile this neighbor,~~, w1th Ute co-l Mrs Heiner will close the omce of of her, but the neighbors 'et her a f(Jllowing election day and uro.tll al- It wlth their respective parents, J!4r Miss Nell Proctor hu accepted a the game knowinlil' that 1t would cpertttlon of t he trustees, say they! th~ J()(•a! cfla.pter temporarlly , it J•Jb and keep her nearby When &hf.l l moat .noon of the followlQt day to and Mrs. L p Reuter and Mr an" r.osltlon a.t the Club RP.taurant on U€.<t be avallable should Middleport Wtll provide material tntftlctently to I v•ru; O.Qreed by the execullve com~ ftudK DICk'a adopted baby, her heart I I cc~lve the omctal rellQtiBbl the YB.l'• Mrs Ben Ewing \ 1'4aln street. ' &UCCtH:!d in scheduling a game !O!' l:lulld a hml.'it tor Ulis tamlly. How-l mlttee In a mt>fltlniJ MondQ eve-\ Eofteru a btL, but. not toward Arlen. 1' it. us diStant. preclnct.B. to tabulate • that d&te fOl' thelr team. Bo when t'VPr, the people of Leb9.nop town- 1nlug 111d will d ~ vot.e her time tJ At least RO she thinks. Without ac- th~m properly and to forward the Milo Stewart, a ~dicament actuaiJy was fKCOI..! ,! sh ip will not have suftl;clent fundslasalst Mr. Pill!terwald , ua)Jy realJzlnK It, tbe two , young t.ole.l rettVI".t to the Secretary ot thf' County Inflrmary nothing much waa thought about I tfJ purcha.se doorJ and windows for 1 She will confel wtth h1JD now fr lks ftght their way Into each Stat!! This ts the soeond time the for Columbus where he will lt becauae It WR.II felt that all teams th, house" Mr orate said. , )take his lde8.5 and pla.ns and ext!- other's arms at The baby is t••'J.td has been so oommendf:d, wife who l".as been vl81tlni in the would be rht.d to dQ Appealing to the public. Mr c.ute them under his direction It nlmost lost Arlfvl ill caught tn a bnme of their son-In-law an.vthllll r~asona.ble to help tak~ Orate sugg-cated that the resid:ents was o.Qre'..'d She will visit t:~oh l tlshlng boat wreck, the pollee just CAit lS WRECKED ghter, Mr. and Mrs HowiU'd fi,,,~;;, c~of a b&d situation. of the Pomeroy Bend be Invited \o toY.ns!ltp of the county to organizt r.bout catch Jumth ' for a crlme me the JXI.l'it week w,ver the om~la here reck~pe~o.te in llie ell ivc to Old the t.he Roll Call workers In each as I "'llS forced to cofnml\. But wltk Wh~:!n the car which he ~ -----·----1 0 without the h'ardheadedness .. wel tamlly , Mr Finsterwald did 111.11t Year, '~rmhtatlon to 'J•rry on, the two duvlnjt plunKed into a pole alon~ " DINNER PART\' ahd ~~~riJ1,1t obstinacy of the ,. 1Let 118 pa~~ lllea~Pd ~r Qra~e, J while he condl,lci;:J tAe entire Roll\ lovP.rs tmn thetr drab ws.terfrout 8Jde the hl8hW#LY on Eaat M~ We tak10 thio opportunity to thank the 4 ·!l~...,.,u;( plllclals who evldll:ntly lelt En~~~nenou~ n reca 'Do ~to~~ s Call ca.nvas.s front his brdside I':'Ito a. seventh heaven of happJneM. street, Monday niBht, Earl Re!1· 11 0 votero of Meip county for the conoidera· ~....t.l~ance wu at'lorded whereb'o' era as Yso ' gld,o ~h d JU ap<t oJonflned to hi.!i bed RIJ'\C@' I Crltlctl say u. :6.5 a brand new !>haw £:sce.ped serloua Injury Mr and 1:r... Ha,.oJJ'''''~"~~~~.,r~,;[ W1Q' cou,ld,1 torce ,PornefQY to 1,pJAY unto yo 01,1 wou lBYe o ers o september Mr ' PinstcrWa.ld Js un jtre11tment oJ w~ hf.ppen~~}Jen a The accident ot:cured about 11 cently ent~Jtalned -~l tion and fine support ahown uo in the recent W~me l'n. Jo.c!*tn ifllt ,._,a.a ~tic "Whit able to aetlve\V de~ hle. t'lm~ to man who thin~ w~ft&)n a,p pol- o'clock, It Wl\15 reported, wh!n the with a dinner pa.rty nt elec:tion for the membero of the Meir• Pli· d at an, In spite of the fad Mel fJ e the Red Cross and the the Roll Call as previOUllly. How- 180n and a (llrl -~ nates rti;rt~~ hll ' RenshBW W left the roadw.o.y nea. Mr and MrN Joe Melar t~ 1 It wa.a scheduled 'OS an "at nre gdol~un!y Reli~~ t Co~mlsa~fn e 1er, smce hlti improvement has' m Jove, and thlf.,•"ntlte plQt:',. flu,.. t.h~ M Eberllbaeh ftlllng ata.Uun, bury and Mr and Mrs Phil H County Board of Education and will anure hohle" (lame tor the R!ver City ~, sufteltng ~f ryth~u~ eedo r~f ev~el 1: been cor.tdderable, he hM vohm-[ms...l!lll excellent , ~--~italn-Dt-. , craihlng tnt.o the poic Blame tot Meier and Mr and Mrs Her.m~ all that we will diopenoe our dutieo faith· Acf:ord1n~rly the Ji\ck~KJnbl.m county we reel that we y need t~e toored to continue the work •1::; -'.:,.,, • 1tbe accident wo,a. not reported. Ohlinger and two sone of Pomeroy to\\nct It ltnpoi!Sibl" to play helP pubHc'li help 111 this extraordina-ry chairman. 1 -Beat Jacboq....,... Rcnsha\f, It was &aid, was u•1·1 fully and efficiently. ~ThtuM&y afternOOl'l They cA.se of need '11leref0le we are Re.,. Father E F Dunn w_.,. ' NEW SON • .ohurt althous:h the car waa comCLUB HOSTESS It lm)XI881ble to play her~c asking the cooperutlou ot ali Lo consenttod to the chairmsnship v' plei.l!ly wt·ecked as a re&ult of .. 1 VAN E. McDADE f'~day nlgbt <notwltluitandlngl help provldP she lter ror this ramUy the committee for Pomeroy aml 1 Mr. a.nd Mrs E. W Siddall (Lydia. .crnsh Mlss Alice Smith was W. C. KEEBAUGH =.:a~lt~tM\~~e~r~ P~~ye~ 1 °~~ I and btt!leve tho.t good re~ponse will w;~lorg~~lze hi: f~wn d comm~ Elberfeld I o! Mart~tta are am1o•J1•Monday ever)!IK to the members wllete~n the Po bo h d I rollow w n e nex uW ay.s t; clng the birth of a aon bono Bun· Ann McCroba, who recently un- ht r bridge ctub at her home ALB&RT ROMINE ~ m~roy Y8 8 enMr Orate suggesl.ed th,at any who 1Cedric Clark, It waf!l learned, wlll day The little chap Is U'-e a•.a~d- derwent a ma.s~Id operaMon at the J1artford Mrs Oren Holler ,u Ra......... 1n no n t games ) They wish to cont.rJbute for the Qause '" a~~:am be the head of the Middle son of Mr and Mrs J h Elberlllld H 1 h . -..u.,t J a U'·•.. , found It even lmPQSSibl(l: to play any m~;nner should ge~ . ~ . toi,LC:lJ, pqrt Rr..IJ Call commltt.ee and will! of Mulbe~y AvPtnlt'!. . ozer •.._.._.,.t. ll a .;..Jl&, Is re- c.ne received the Pl'lr.e tor high the aame here on Ba.turday which with him at !.he Meigs county Re- pra:anl~:! her ).dans tmmedla,~h· -~----...- POl ted gett\ng alon&' nicely. ~c(lre. I! Jpdeed an Unt«~val ai~uattoo for ltef offices here. whether they llavc :u rs Heiner and Mr. Dixon wHl arfllY hl&:h school to find. lt~elf ln at clothing furniture or money to range immedlo~.tely tor the county' any week end. cnntrlbuto, Wide set-up and the campaign fOl • : 1 They }lad evidenUr undetstoq\l B k members}Jip.s wUI st&rt Nov .or~O • 'A tnat the co!!lfi nOt bf;: pJ.a.red eat 1 ac aona11d continue untU the ,2&th. tl ~ 1 It td. )ilddl~pcxt.. ~ .tOED l.l\DY PA.881S The aoal of the Me:tsa eounty .. ' ttlat ' ·IU'· Mn. Leande;r Robinson, ?1. pa.u· chapter tht.e. year haa been a, t , '' :: !lave been made cd aw~y ut her home near Albany 1.000. tt was announced by M1 , at Syrn· at 4 o cloeXl ¥onda.y afternoon. She: Plmterwald and It Ia belteved at Middleport !.s survived by two 80Illl aJ1!1•'Qne from t.he cOoperation ol tht! Y1)1\ul~ ' -' ' not ao m~nanjmouaJy of- daughter , 1 . r workera that the KOal ea1l J l:r. ~1'\'1~1 ~n -;Pdlng the Ful1,eral a~rvices will be C9Pd~1~ j n~aahed In the eampafln. flow~~· Wed~y afternoon at. 1 !~ d.. shoutd the mttP\berahlP& fall' ahbd clock from the DownlnQk>n 1M. • E or the deslgn&ted lOBI, there i-c. church Intennent will be made tn maln.a tour d~tof8 1~ whlc\h a , ~lui the Wells cemetery, near Dowding- cu.plJSale:n '*n be held Tl;le 'l.' ~or In charge or the F'lnsterwatd tlonal Roll Call is to close llov 30 ' Undertaking Coml)'an\r , Ca.mpalgn wJndow card.!, stick-Beat Ja~ksoners and buttons have been rt!Celve(l .' ,JUDGMENT 'fAKEN ON NOTE at.d will IJS forwardry IJhmedl · l R H l! I ately to ~e worker& in \ eD.Ch dlBRawllnRIJ 8o1•8 or Mld,tl e- trict and· the CiOIIlllJet.e Roll oau ~"' "'"""~port took jud.ent; for t319.'76 on a oraanltation. wUI 5e~~:In lo function p~ note- 'hl the common pl.eaa nnt Monda.y under Mr Finster that now with eten1;hing TueSday morning af!alrutt wald's directions trom hi& ' bedald tl , excepl tJle victors B.nd vanand Jenl'le JacQ Bff: with Mrs Heiner &R th~ a.ctl:e q ed In this much dlscUtlsed to a petition ftled with the head : , 1 co t, Ooach Fa"'fnham" iave hill GOuilta. • · ~ 1 1\ 1 The work or tthe' Red qroas In I , ' proUitea a real worll:ou.._t Monday ,Jackaonemer~ncles has been not~J by th.J to one hlna. Line coach, Carl HousC' ~ IS f'tNID chalrlnan of the l;toll Ca.ll o.ud a ll!d hll hop~ tuls f9t " George Molde:&~~ 1 11. arreated Sat-. count~ wide plea , has been ma.:lt• of the men ~)jo l!,~f Turkish to- , ~r time 1whUe Cbabh utd~!f for cp.rrylng concealed wea- to coop~rnte In tl\e drive t01j mem,, bacco for (\$:t1terfield. ~f,~.t;..:r' o..,, Pleaded &uJI,Y Ia ' • niodifted bero I ~ orrta.<Je cha.rfe .tn the court or Justice ·or -Beat ~..Jacbon' ' ,. "Oup'-Rip• Jive in Constan· tt:e Pea.ce J 1 'w MeOullouQO Tuea• donned . .~ dhy a.nd was fined tS aud c08ta He 1 WID ON THE lhh t after the •PiJ.ctioo po.ld the fillE' and costa and wn.~ re· Whq'R afraid ot Ule 13th-a.ppar. 1 and Smyrna tJX\ tttllfl un~l lf!Hsed ( ently not Har!y Searl8, 53 lL!ld tda 1 . • Call, 64, bot11 ot La.nrpwJile, who 1 WI , .. 'we~ all In , r 10 ~- fi'-:1.... avalla' .xrres, ., -~., obtained a Jlcense to wed. in the r 1 Parras in i..!:fll~lll '1 e tons. :toui:h eerimJ-robste COW't here Monday He _Javel r~_.. ... e, aelne ttme Will apent lp } hb oecupatlon a a a miner Each The best known Turkish to~ perttctt1ll r. r~liable OlfenaeJla. tht• ~Oontlnut!O tram PIIJI Onll hat been married once previously alr lbould such ~dure neo- Ute oounf!lel t.ble wh...... the 10 ,.,. nev Harley BoltoP performed tho ~l ,\ : "~"' ... m come from these sections, and we I Chlcaa:o hoodhnnH "'~re sitting with cere ony I Blackwell\ Roush, Moore, Kl...... .....,~ theb' attorne)'s -Beat Jacluonao4 Joachl~ took tlll'lll at pa..ulng try to select the best grades for 11e l!.teppe<t up to Bharke}', a •Jille all eUKible men took turns •t receiving 80 that any team M!!all, dark-oomplex!.:med , chtnlP&s Chesterfield. playinl a1ainat the Panthers wUI Man, and pointed to him saying· never ..know who 111 elected to t.hrow "This ill tn~ maP is no other tobacco or to rocetve the PMfl, A OOMkter· T~e wltnl'S& wa11 then turned QVer able tUne wu a11o spent 1n J)l'Ae· t<..l defense attorney Wlllam Scott just like Turkish-it has a caste tlclna aoal tlcklnl at vnrloWI dh'l- Stewart ior cross-examination taneet from the 1011 line. Stewart 1u;ked Jud8e Matthew M and aroma all its own. Chester· : Cotlch f'&mham had nb com- Joyce to exclude from the courtbletlts to mate after the MSBion room all 8'(1vernment wltne.ssea who field seasons them just right. WB.II eomplet.ed but tt Ia not a. da.rl, had N~t Yet te~ttlfled and were to tret that every man jack 011 the testify on the same subject on "That taste you're talk· uad 1a !Hit end keyed to Beat which other IO\Iernment witnellllf'l V.f're alving te1:1tlmony ..hour the of ~~ wtll ~ ;J~laYftd at the Keenan btepped up to the bar ·?f«iZMI :: I i '!port hlg-b achoo1 fteld Prl· U•d usert.ed that there wtu~ 1'1,0 tr~· , ~s·t~-!.~ ~· ~ . Y artlem t 3 30 In the presence of wit~ ~ moon " : yet heard e. I DAILY~. H[O CH~S~ H~ll' Another Story !lf :::n:_~- :::.. " Personal;. -tf' ••• Gold west Appeanng ..d ""' CAll CANVACS lelJ At Local Theatre ;=r:~ :~-~":,; ~~!: ~.m::~~"".b! ~~=~~ ..::-..=• ;·ttl~ <con"'""""""' ..... """' H~ ~~: C:!~!':'a!:.r\v~~~~ :~lt":t ~: :r::a;t~ 8 M AY ! HARD GH B[1J[PUN:BY ' ! , ~resent I Election 'B""rd Is Agun • Commended ~~~ln~~:Y I •• • (r \ !:' w~b&~ =the /' .=,It :0 . :.S. ~ ~~C:: More lie" I I ¥ I tf: *' I I a EDITORIAL OFFiCE Phpbe 236-Ftn BUSINESS 0 Ct: Phone 202-R ... WEATHER - Generally fair tonight and Th111'!1rlay. Not so cold Thur&. day in west. Warmer Friday. FULL LEASED WIRE OF tNT ERN ATION AL NEWS SER VlCE. a, HUNT[RS ARE ~UT :;;;;~~~;~;:;,~I8LIZZARD TAK[ S n SHO~T E~f£5~:;wiiTOll ~F uns IN E?r:d:r~:..~:'~i:;;l 8UCK[Y[ ST~ T[ AS SUSON OP ~000 GERMANY" RUSSIA, More Fataiilie"o Expected To Fol;:t':ye s~~e I N C~NnOVEHSYI In SMALL GAME SOLJGH'f I Rabbito, Pheaoanto, Aim Of Nimrodo On ()peninr Day Adde! May ~~~:!!eath· THREE ARE DEAD I Germano Demand Pay- From Variouo Cauo.,.; rhent At Face Value of 1 Great Lakeo Shipe Dollar And Pound • In Diotreso I I I lea~~:ue l 1 :,.~~¥t::~\:1~~~r;;;::::::::::=:====='===='====::.,,=:-:,:::::;:::::::=:=:O:== Tha•j•nks to voters ' I~ • NOODIN TO TAKE INDEFINITE LEA de- ·1 ·t I I 18 I fJ 'I J ·~i~lne~•!'mlrii\Oit"ver, se~ ' ' ~" . •l''li!l'l "a- "......" .,·:-tal I I -Beat ~j'· HAPl'!N be ' •tinop~ ~~~~ 'el\';'!:2 1 K'd naper ~.li~ ~;;.;; , xa ' ~ a~d , c ~-- 1G~fi4:. "'I1Iere Read KNAVE'S byloan I GIRL Clayton r. ~ Jackaon- II ELECTRIC Theatre -· -~~~~il.);;: and ~r~uledC1'088·enmlnatlon In favor of the 11J ir(g good is 'seasoning' ~JjJ.t·:~l.!- ~ ~· \! l" I New Tort. Nov. J Kreael, ronner direCtor ot the Farmers Unllocl8l&lel. today ""'""' of abetttnc the fUnd& or an "HELL AND HIGH WATER" IUMitt 4diDt Jlltllt:h Allen Oltarlor ~ ea.," .,. ,. .., ...... ' .... .... &borlo:- ~~-J ' eo..a, THE DAILY TRIBUNE ....... Carrier 15 Oen•·:IJ Man fl .OO �, ' ' .. ~I < '" . • 7 t •• '• ' . -·~ . + WliDHZI!DAY< NOVDCB~ 10, lOIS ·- ' ,m,, • ' ••• :. ~ • •• • :. \..t,, .!!?JJ~!.f:..' -·~......,!h. Act . , . . . . , . - . ,, ll!_~. ~i o1-Lower-,.... S, tm. h : I. .. Publlabeli Doi)J 1110 x-toc! OD ~ " - J , 0. " ' '' ,.••'· ' JIKIUld.IA .U ~ IIID Lbrir D.l!S1~b. BOt 'IISI)tllllllJ to 1:11 lfbltld. ~ualcttera. howenr ~'l &Dd dr:tb'able tn ~ . '{.t.~N~ • < ' .. I ·I ADVEII'\'18!"0 aliJiiiliri".t.Tfvb . { lrodlllmboU.IDo. ' .;......... foli416e1Pio; _ . , ~ For W'1>M! (lflloe can UH. ·ll'or Bllllaeoo bwie D4'C.........• Df:llU."M BJ CUrler 1 • .•. Dept. Callllti·R ' And the Big Votint Power of ·Suh•" ~cripticm- in The Daily Tribqne & Tri&u~e-Tei~I!•Ph G.re._t R,ce for $800 i11 C.ab Prize• will be over. . ()ne 1'.'relt ., •.••..•.•••••• • ): • • .1& OnTIe ~~"': . - ...•.•.•..•.• ._ 110 lret:l -.w... . ... , ......... . . , '0 n.... . . . . . • . . . . . • •. . • . • . BlJ -J')Do ~ear ... .. :. . . . . . . . . . . . . e.oo Moo-··· · · · ·· •··· ·· ·· · ;TH.E GQVERNOR'S SORROW T A·T-IME like tl1~ <>ne which our state's chief executive A • is now ~ 'ex peri~ncing ail th0u(hts of political enmities are prom\>tly forgotten es the heartfelt sympathy and 1 deepest fec.Hin8 goes out tO the Governor P.nd his stricken f"'mily , in this their hour 'of sorrow ~nq dis-tress. The fact that every citizen •of the staste is sorrowing with our Governor will help to make ,.the. b,urden a trifle hghter although when such a timE!." ocCurs in any family, words are so inadequate .as to be u~ele~ Qlftut,s.\ 1 ' ·,. 1 Timt:, the great healer of all di~treSSEt~· sorrow~ agd wl)es, is all thH.l c~ n be looked forward· t o . to Assuage •.-lu~ \ '' ' Hunter Too With Dog And Gun ·A Ji~ml:lt:!r of years ago, many of the older citizens ··an wl't'l re.~ati' the iqciq~nt, u?tl.fe~e measures were used •vhil'h iu at l eRBt one instailce 'caused the hOrrible death ol' on~ \{ictim at Wooster when a tra~n killed him as he 1 • , .. Arrested fer Huntin• 110uo '"" tied to the .rails of the track. ; 'l'hi~ .so· ill,clllll'ed the J..<n;'lW,ii<lli/l;.i'. (:e~ter to · Eni!U'IaiR Farmero; ~r IQ~~f,(},.iliy · puhlic high "'boo!' fraternities iri' the state have been ' · -'~ 1mM.rrnt Pr<~rr•m' Arr~~r..d< by c'o'Dindtlilie•· '" '· ,·.!lad ia · F1iaea ·' .. taboo . eversmce. . ,v. in Charre ~•' ~~Jit, Ple.CCJJ ·~11:• ] · 1 If college fraternities want the same thmg to happen . .;· . o~o' ! u.u. ' '"' !l • 1 to theit' orgHnizattons, they should continue to pr~duce Par rs' 1nst1tut~ ~:~esslons ' I ,. ·~~·1s#fl{ ilid~.~:.·:.· 1 ~ha da.ys • ' c ""F. nulical Stunts for the initiates to d:o so that they wtll be IM'gi.tl t,t\18 eveninG In both the Lon1 1 TONIGtiT IN COUNIT .t•t . 1 'S.lom Bottom and the Salem Oent.er com- old o;ana.e haG the ftrst enough ~o ,be !on. u~ ~~r ~!~ssman ip,.. our .~piv.rrsities: i.~ or e nough 'tcN\l!" h~ld resbonsllire' for iiif!Psiiftieless form aur.l amusement .und should be prosecuted to the full ex- 1 b.urlday mcmhlJ, eve11ln1J. In charge of thtJ t ent of the law whenever another youth is injured through oUk:na with E. A. art.te ', l'iuch foolishness. -~- evert- · s-·\ c rse also o luu; . . ···.·:<:'ll~ < _: LA'"~To N .T · ~:.~=~.J~=::;-::·~:-~·~·=-~~~~~~:~.!~::~~~~~=i::::i= CDAI'Tilll OIIK ~· ·· ·. ( ., .. " decrease.o 20 • ·< . · l 1 mueh earn'3d. &fld well deserved ' Monday evening after t.heir ~ lng victory over OlomteT ' ll'Jht. : \n:.u:he~~';!r a~~~ tbe Bend OT' both aides ot the rlver tt>r havin• had an eyetul or l rambHng, rcvlng, running . ar.orlng Jackets. tlave taken a clf'&l ot th!H advance N>tiCe 1r.ratn opr salt, settled themselves b~ck ln tbe1r easy chairs, cocked. I their te~ on tbe piano or mR.nt.ei if U e"· lattoi Waa not too htgh1 lit · tlte old Orj*!nbrlar and< s$ld but nevertheless goldange<J mlnedly th 11 t the certral crew ain't been nowhere and ~:ren nothln' until they get a l.ng gUmplle of our two borsefl\e\1! as they BCil.tter ard scamper and tht hiLher thither lind yon · however OVI't that coveted goal l~ne C11 the opponents while the ever nlert line ls throwll'g back the ad\l!t.nce attempts or the enemy Jackets territory. , Howsomever and neveTtheless !.:lack mentor of chance ' • < I wu of slate. or E:!~~.b~M~-~~;~u~~ =~~ B:~~J~~~Jrs ~ w~~~r~!t lAst ' ::s::~i~~~;;~~~~,~~~ : ~ ll stronn ='============ J 1uo Stop That Cough Q • kl Pa~nt...Teachers '!he coalport •·!-. Enuna Whl,. of . Col"_...... their ..,_ular "... _ ...._ &IIOC!&tlon held ·~• an1ve 11lursda.J ror a visit monUlly meeUna at t.he school ht'r son, James White and 1\l.elday evenlnf. Dt:.spll.e the In•••d ol•• wiU. ,., &lite•, clemtnt wnther a. Ia-e crowd was . ·• •.., C. Or'.)lfan and h~. 1pre&ent. J oan!' Wlae, smaU daush· Durlxll the meetlnc plam were MT. and Mrs. Oha.rle!! H. dlacuMed COMeminl 8 Chrlst.mall Jr., of Bouth Second Avenue. paJ1)' which will .be held. jUAt ~~a.~;e reported quite lll at her home , t.h~~~~eh=!g meeting bronchltla. I douabnuta and COffM were served by the prealdent of the orsanlzll• PO ERQY Uon, Mrs. EdillOn Weese and Mrs. M s-.11-.,K~~~EAR~cc:::-,-N ~ ~~~~~v~ic~cl~~~ul:l~~h~ a~~re:t::, cle on chlldrt>l. s llteratuJ·e W{"r-; t.h? main featurt>s of Uw snat:,·· speare club mef'tmg hf'l<l at the home of Miss Lvdin Ebersbac!l Tuesday afternoon. In response t.o thP roll call mcm n present lnltle.ted the meetln;l by quoting cl.::ver saying~ or chlldren Mrs Georg" Kreltlel' 1'1!11.1 · · ~ · · ;An inter:estint; arttclr on "Chll- cow~h ~~lief. Out also Js best. ·>t 1Sore 'fl1.roat and Cold'! as well Makl.' IL you!" ramlly medicine tor thE:~e numenta. keep u handy, there Is not.htng better. Pl'?8.53nt·t.astin~ and nbsolutely sa.re. even ror cblldren. Your money back 11 not entlrely sntlsfteG , 35c. Martin & Rollu, . Middleport and all other good dr\1.:1' ston'S -adv I "'8 810 N s., quickly ellmin&t!ng t.he t roubJe. ChUdren's 81j.ylngs and tm u.rtl· Thoxh\e is no~ only the best. f HOME IS 1CLIFTON DESTROYED BY FIRE ' Of Our New Exclusive Shoe Store , . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l'BTH. Featuring the well known National Line of For the family-Solid l.eather- high Quality Dlamoad Sboe Store JACOB J< ZEIHER, Mgr. Pomeroy, Ohio. One Prke Court St., In l\'ha.l•y Rfdg ~lri . tly ('a. 11. ~·~·~-~~~~~the~~~~lre~I.OII~e~the~'~w~lt~h~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • .. • l'tduabte •urn .:.r mone)l, in ooms, r('ill HU1 1.0 for · r.\ost of !Jle fumlshlnss. 1P!Orida., Mrs. ChiVies Ebersb&eh or Lin.th• .will -·-- - ·- ~ -~-~·~.•~ a . '. ,.- ~·~ ' .. ' . ;J-- Waste Current I . ' - ---- - -- --- ·-· - ----·--<----· ·· ~ -- -- Mrs. ~ice Kin1 ' Miss I-.. Routh . . M~ ¥Uder4.$~rti,Jd , ' "' ' I, ) ' '· - Ml&s Eqt~~~~ Mi. ~ .. ,... .{ Drip! ·Drip! Drip! J£ you could oee by an Inferior lamp bulb al rea,dily aa you rice water wasted by a leaky, faucet, you would l'q)lace the lamp at once. But you ~-itlc- 1 ·\ ' ·' ""~~~f ·~i~··~ ~ for- • Ucht they do not cet, because the bulbs In thelnocketl are obaolete ••• worn out •• , or of Inferior, unknown make. Often they and their families suffer eye strain u well, because of inadequate liaht< The only llll'f: way to cuard your eyes and your pocketbook II to use lamps you know have a reputation for quality Latnps! Wb¥ not get a carton of six and eave ten .' per cent? '< ~fcD.eport, O!Jio ~~t ·F~~ OIUo lt~tl.,~ttmn. Q\lio .. .:- P9~~f• Qlt~o ' el~ric;i!f wasted . . ... < 'll '' • u· .. r:. • .l Admlaalon ~:!J Genii 2&: plua lp JiADbl·'tt•CINl'l lJ·R-wncor.i£1' ,.' • • • - "·"'-,l -~.. .... < POOR LAMP MN. G4'Y Hamm Mrs. tAbu\ ftoward ,I ' , PEtERS SHOES I dent. ' •• 11 WE ANNOUNCE OPENING I ~· Middleport, Ohio M.i~dleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Mbt,rsville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio M,JM(eport, Ohio ,/ Ed Hlte. Jdrs. Nancy Wlndllnll or t.ncas· , t.er, deputy Inspector of the DaughteTa of .the Union Veterans, )!a,.{~turi'\Cd nome after otftci4tllia"'Rt ., the recent lnllpectlon of the Iocall Tent or the Daughter\ or tht Un- 1 Tbt :residence of O..nlel HarriAon ton Veterans. • of Ollftol'. was destroyed: Tuvada~ ¥ " • · · afternoon by fire. which gained Mr. and Mra. . .John Roberta and t.eiLdway 10 rapidly that It became famUy a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ro~ uncontrollable . berts of pt. Pleaaaot haY~ J'fliumThe Pomeroy FiN! Department Etl home nft.l!r vi8Jting Ml'a. Con. hnrrled to the Welt VitCinta vlll&ft ROb£.rT.'I. 1to otter &allistance but was unable • • • to check the apread of the name~ Mrs. Cora Webb and aUP.t. Mrs. throulh the boUle. Allee Hooper of Huntington spent A datern connected to property Wednesday In Rutland vlattlna Mn. r~rby ·the Harrison horne, WM used Nell Pond. i by ~e nre deparlment lUI a &OW"ee • • • 1d nt.er but the supply .,.... conAlphonse Schorn. Jl'rBJl,k. Rein- Mnned 10 rapldly that llttle aid was hl\rt, Arthur Berry and Howard :urnla)1ed In this manner. Ptond of Rut'-nd were rabbit-huntOrlgln of the blaae was not reIJ11 in VInton eoutttY Wedneflday. ported. It was reported that a eon-· ' Mrs. Vivian Alltmswort~ Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae CampfMlll Miss LW8 J. Diles Miss 4pell ~gnor 1\li~W Irene Grueser .. • a:. ~t~~~rte:;U:lrsf':~':w:e- 1 IBcltool football , Oblo aU because bave scored htle Ub un on" oompt I an pressive list or vlctorle& 1 The wily mentor gave t.he hoYs · "'t;~;;·,~·:·w~~· ot' ' ' ·~n now ~SftND , I · '· I !!!! Campailft op~11 to woJ¥11 and tirla reaidin1 in cin:ulation zone of the Deily Tribu'!e and T!'il!o#to:·Telelf&p!l. TboJe wlto &Iller naay IJO aJJJ'fbwe to eecure aubterjptiona. There is 110 restricted tmitory. V otq are jquecJ in oeturu for aqbacriptio')l aeeured to either JlllJ>er ~and .Juo · "'1il! I.e IIWISrded aa:ordintr to who secures £b ' VICTIM IN MINF. 40CIDEN'& Word has ~n reeehed her~ttM..t Pred Ohlinger of Winona, w. va ., nad been kUled In a mine by • fall Ht> l,q tM tatht_.r Mrs. Clara Ma} Powell or Plat· I I ' .'/JJU· J.......,.-.,...._.__ QA-··, N C ember 181h, 1933. WOHAM hetvyl KN/4WE1 CIR~" .: ' , , At •nd Mnl. A. B , S11bscriptiono count the ~~~GAl volea if aeeqred I.efore Nov- bt'.•.;l fr ilnd s, l">fl ffi C WRllton cru\Jty NimpJy tO impress Upon fht'm th"C ritt!K and sec t•etS Of lh eir n rg~:~nizations . A Youlh, grown man or other human beang '. Nl!iE OTHER CASH PalZES CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 ~~~::..Yb:n .:. ~:"n~ home of Mn. &'dna Joe Bem ot Middleport. PoUowtnc tJ:m regular buA1nts1 ~ln&' a 11odal hour was spelll this Ume :J. priM box donate<: b:r Wlu Ada Oenhetmer wo•: by Jba. ~t Hoetlich, & gue... MCC(Jy: Hymn. n1·1 Mrs. o. P. Otlla.Jber J.IJ'JII. R. t. · , ~tMJ)t.~ 118ft DC8 "J , _ .. 8. A. Hel&ht.a made Mrmbt'rs t.h,. Bha.t.es1 , Rilgged Crosa,"9.118CDlbly; eelectiao : H . wen TUesd.a.) l LDthe cla...a. nest meeting w1ll pPal'f' club 1 nnl meat t PfObal#. court hotne }.fh)se3 at home or Mltm. 1 Pola.ce!" by Miss Ellabet.::l , the Pythlan lllltera, at the 1at.t.er M hl!ld 1111 tiM woman IMvu a&lp Miller Rll!.seU; lfl'mn. "Brtdlten Oar .. · hOme on thE' m · :treel Misses W.here of the r..tt.st Judp and large 'l! by hoUr and her Ebersbach. or the various YO:Wll people'a u- enne Middleton : Hymn, ''In t.h~ were enJo;red. Auert They Are C all 1 nre cau.aed in ttQJne ~Derl tne counl.)' or aervlhc a sentence. WHAT " TLR.NIP! A lihort program wa.~ presented eoela.Uons or the churches of Yet"~ Beautiful Gardtn ot Prayer, . as-Beat Bremenuau Championa Of Itrom hot ttHhes •toted ne.t- 1' tbe am- wu Mid to have ~ to ~ Stop !J.te pre..88 1 b,v Mls.~ M&.lj' .~chnefPr 8.;-ld M15s county were In a.ttendan~ a.t.. Llw..~ £ mbly: Prayrr. R '3 v. Theophl, r urn ace practicalltl rui:Ded k.&ye. Tuelday, . November :n, Wu ~~~ere·a •.lmore ne-w11 rrom the 1Pr· · Thelma YoWl& the former reading Presbyterian church. Ttwsday evl· Mehl of the Federa.ted church 0;, f.NTERTAINS ClASS uckeye State ~-6Y~thlna in ~ buemmt' otl~~ttt u taw dead.IJQe f(!r the wcxnan tue slopes ot Oa.rflf'ld Avenut! . Lh(' porm . '' Auiumn " by Whittier nblg, ror the quarterly rally. M(\1 · Pom"roy: Be:leetlon by orchestra; ~~~. P&ul Smart entertalned her . the ~.16dence or u. z . JUilktl'Dlftll, tc. be ou~ of the cr;MU~tY Umlta. AndrtW Putney baa ~P-sted a nnri tilt> lrt..Lt>l 1!'lV!J1g a book repret B:, Bauer, pre&ldent of th\~ Hymn, "Chrlllt Ar~e." aMembll , 3unday school class 1)1' eul!l: of the Ooaeh Clyde BaUyn beprl job here early Wednt.&da)' matnln1 buL Olaren~ ~. IU'tHted with turn.tp th1t wetg:M " 1-' pbumls RJ•d I view uu "SIIa:. Marnr:-r" by Oeorge counW orpnlzatlon, pres1ded r.t Benediction. Fll'!'lt Baptist church ~nUy :.&.t Tuesday evenfn& which it ISU!Ihtly damased t.he ~: !!>e WO!Oip ¥ St.k&r'da1, W'M , . 121euures UP.4 Lnche11 ln cJrcumfer- Eliot t.b~ meetln(. Between 1 aDd 8 o. At Lhe conclusion of the Pl'OKt'\RI her hQm ~ on Middleport bill. tMta emanattlll' trom th.e , A fire alaraJ. wa~ riven about 21li.'BM!d from tbe county ja1L ~. m. a. devotlonnl $etYioe waa cor.· those present 8811embled 1n th,. Ofllcers for the enauiDI' year ro~rt or the atat.e are 1 o'clock Wednesday momtna and IS. __ · IJoto8 the exploit entitle Andrew ducUd durin&" which tlme the foJ. SUnday school room tor e. aoc1a1 were elected aa follow : Pres, Phyl· ably the blggeet tuk the blaae extlnsusihed before much -...at ac nto the ba.ll-beart.na. hand-paluted 1 lowing progmm W86 pre!ll!nt.ed · ttm.e. aerreshment:& were Us Diles; VlCe Pres.. Plorence Fra· ~ taee dlll"iq the was Incurred. A SILV]JR TEA bOEr handle, or Will It be neceY.n ry · Selectlon by the young people!! by the ladies or the Fresbyt.erla! ser; Becy., Man:ella Pruer ; Aset.~Ur. BaUyn, the from rrom \be PollowlnJ t.hl!! ftlrU]ar meettna" ot to await furU1er returM !rum Lilt> county ordlesira under the ~- church. Sec., Oon Dell 8einel,; Treu. Yt-lknr Jac.lr.et.& has to the d~UMP to the the IAD4- 6v .....~ let of h lillLc; and hollows? \JlC • tlon of Prof. James T. Uiwia ; Grace Jean IQilea. bit of football atrat.erY • ·~- soc 7 t '!' -oaWpoUs 'I'rlbune Hymn, <~Joy to the World,'' aMem~ . eat remenAft:Jr the bualnua, a aoclal h~ bimlelf bel h1ll rambllna:. B BbnDaaii 111· cllurch, ~. A. :l Boy you "atn't toeen nothln' " A h" t ' Pravt~. R"V. Olarenee Sww.rPREPARING PLAYLET apent, after "fhlcll Mrs. Bxn.art , BtlDJin.r, uiwltreated u.nd remen1.rt.ey tn~n.ln~ Tutld"y even- H. Hal'l'13 18 dlaplaylns a hunlp In Just take a swallow or Thoxln~. Jnpn, pastor or the Heath M. E. PractiCe sessions have ~ held .terved delicious refteshmen\8. The YeUow Jackets. Mn. Joe Leonard, MfL PaUl , ~ Wltb a abver tea at tbt! h ls tarage window at Racine taken a famou~ doctor· ~ prescription, u; dlureh' Selection "Where'er for t.he put rew weeks by members 1place of the next meettne w'l.ll 1le In other words and Mra. Dma Hamilton ebwcb. A IOOd att.en~nce was re- from his farm at En11t Racine that . woLhe~> the throo.t Irritation. stopYou Walk,'' by ' he Girl !! or t.he Ladies Bible Class of t.hf announced later. t.uklDg ll1l the Bremen, will be host.esa. Prlday even&ul &til ported. ..,f!IIJhs 6 pounds-Four pound tur - pbg the cough almo!!t JU!>t&ntly. It 1 --;-:--;;;~~;.::;;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-; \ w.Wc:h 1s- strutting Lhe;:~er's hom;th·corner of~r.1ps are common In Mel 8 ~ county d'Jts more, ll gor.:; duect t.o t.ht! In· Ohio ctalmtng the a· ee and Pi Av~ue, to el P ·T·A. MEETS B J k ternal ct'.usa; i~s · atltlpyreetic, lwaa ~ ••e -Beat·· M'rt. B .. .c < THIRP PRIZE $50.00 IJ'i C~H •• usuallr severe initiation. Initiations into fraternities are all right :;o lnng as common sense is allowed to dictate the rourse of procedure. There is not however, one single rcmmn Why boys of college age should be pel'!llitted to r~\·e1t bitck to the cave man and animal period of humanit~· in ottler to inflict upon bi>{B who are supposedly their :~.r 1~~~Ua!:o:.at I .-ved SECOND PRI<I:E $100.00 IN CASH R by the police of one of our cities, the victim of an un- • .. FIRST PRIZE $Z 50.00 IN CASH INITIATIONS ECENTLY a youth in college was picked up exhauated th: ~ onl w:n. home ol WNW I f'o~tb 8@cobd. A U.. . Mr. mil loln. DfiCqe Webb and : The- meettna wu oPmec~ ..ut. l d&ujbtt.t ¥117 ot Pcl11mout.h wert \ uspol'laeft. Event~ tba.t are m•ttna n~t ,..u of Uae tenner'~ mQI.h, bJstory .nd. wu followed by tht • Mn.. Con. W~. of thNe mqlt lntert.ttltl.a J~ " s:r•pera entitled "' WOUld uve n. · re-I .., ,,, TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH The sym pathy ot'tlie;·entire pulilic goes 'out to him. =: I BREMEN ll<t J LITIILUIY CLUB llllft IN Dorllloo!> OoNtruellm CLA88 HOHU•s ""'"'"'"" fol· The Q~Jf'f'n be~r cla&8 ot the \d"n'o lowed by the readlnsThlo o1 11. ... cbapt.u 1 The Novembe'r 1\Reenc.h metttftl aobiJII;Df whp •18o ~ &o be loof the :tliddleport. u~ehlb11'U ated an PlOrida dl.l:rlnr thf' wtnwr Bet.haoy M. I . chureh was enU:r· rrom the book, ''The RooumUe jbc1d Wtd~y=.frtt)oqrl attN montru. ta.lned Tueeday evemna: at t.m CoDl.PdlaN" , by Ellen Olaeiiow. ·[[l M uTf IT;!cadin&' T~ B .. , Hl•11Spot• ol Campatan Geerge . , . WPit~, ' "P '· · • )!re.at grie'f whiCh h,angs over our own i.Jove r·nor of our great Htate. ·. ' wtll J~CKETS ...... 1 " . ""'' --·· i . < '. of Mw 1.):..1 ' ' < .. ' N b f 01,. Club of Mlddlopon hl<•' L Beat BremenIStrona Undefeated -Jennie Bmllh W. Jf.f.ntY.Lee.eJ~wt.th~ Durlni eventna·s . meetlng IPsrned:::·---- -- - ge om er 0 l;,chool under the direction GROUP I!NTDTA.DlED I At·IM~t/~~lyinad~ t.h~ crlttc·~ liquor f~~..llbl~J~a:,.liv~n Ml88 Nell~ Hamp!.on ot Bree2i CUJU MERTS v_'Its ''1'tlf• and 1reption CominR Fri· rea. wu a member of of Junior YOUDg People I8 by Lh~: orchilll~ra; Voool Bolo. eventna, Harden hoBt~, d N"-1. ~ ' he ~ e l¥cCuUoulh d~ahe&rl.na the The w~rt' ~Jltf'l'tainf'il Tueato Ute oa)cera and stat! ot ay lant na. , htWi Tllt&day, pnnid- b~ held at thfl> ot day evening thP Present At Rally ,"Ivory :mlth.be with Mn. JennJ#. county, Bertha and Mr.rle ot Laall<Y Thelma Young or NnyLors Run . the Pourt.h avenue. At MAKE BIG ·CLAIMS 1 B B Re~ her Ml'enlJ ror hSSiaUnii hut~tem;es werl:l Iner You Are," asaemblf: conolualon bU&lnea~~ RIS!o:~. I - eat remenI a.cUOM, lloCulloulb B t J ]u Jean Clarlr. . Maxine 'and.~o Elolae .· ' BASEMENT DAMAGED BY riB& IJ:.J.Ve A number younll neonl" Read1ne or Prayer Mlu Vt"¥1·• n aoolal rer~ents tbe alterD&tive or leaYinC ea ·~ on-~ Lar ' . ~ Ja no .U.i not WUlJ»t :publlBhed.. . GREGG Phone 582· L NEWS I' -- -' • f~""'~PI"' m&lttr for!"~~>"*'"" ~ " ' 'I VIRGWIA tt ..•. Fl,.t Dapt!Ji Church In pte&ented _..! tlop ror the p}Qll!t \o be ll the obureh next ~~Y llf:il'" J In& NOY.t Dlbe 21At, at 1::!10 o'oloek j nuder the al.lltPicea ot the c'-- P~EP~R The playlet " Ye Tea P!l.fty at Y~ , [ Olden Tllnel!l•, liiCludme 1udl well ' ktk)WI ~aetar1 u KrL Eleet& H)'eel1 as u oC.ben. ~ &o ~ 11 ude IIJl evminl of woi'thwhlle en• tertainmeot.. ) H 'I ·. •' YELL~W ::~ • . . IICVIIMU!Its 11131 .WWDHI&bAT, ' .. . ,. .. ' . ,,. .' '· ' &mER LIGJ.IT BmER SIGJ.IT SEE YOUR DEALER .... �, ' ' .. ~I < '" . • 7 t •• '• ' . -·~ . + WliDHZI!DAY< NOVDCB~ 10, lOIS ·- ' ,m,, • ' ••• :. ~ • •• • :. \..t,, .!!?JJ~!.f:..' -·~......,!h. Act . , . . . . , . - . ,, ll!_~. ~i o1-Lower-,.... S, tm. h : I. .. Publlabeli Doi)J 1110 x-toc! OD ~ " - J , 0. " ' '' ,.••'· ' JIKIUld.IA .U ~ IIID Lbrir D.l!S1~b. BOt 'IISI)tllllllJ to 1:11 lfbltld. ~ualcttera. howenr ~'l &Dd dr:tb'able tn ~ . '{.t.~N~ • < ' .. I ·I ADVEII'\'18!"0 aliJiiiliri".t.Tfvb . { lrodlllmboU.IDo. ' .;......... foli416e1Pio; _ . , ~ For W'1>M! (lflloe can UH. ·ll'or Bllllaeoo bwie D4'C.........• Df:llU."M BJ CUrler 1 • .•. Dept. Callllti·R ' And the Big Votint Power of ·Suh•" ~cripticm- in The Daily Tribqne & Tri&u~e-Tei~I!•Ph G.re._t R,ce for $800 i11 C.ab Prize• will be over. . ()ne 1'.'relt ., •.••..•.•••••• • ): • • .1& OnTIe ~~"': . - ...•.•.•..•.• ._ 110 lret:l -.w... . ... , ......... . . , '0 n.... . . . . . • . . . . . • •. . • . • . BlJ -J')Do ~ear ... .. :. . . . . . . . . . . . . e.oo Moo-··· · · · ·· •··· ·· ·· · ;TH.E GQVERNOR'S SORROW T A·T-IME like tl1~ <>ne which our state's chief executive A • is now ~ 'ex peri~ncing ail th0u(hts of political enmities are prom\>tly forgotten es the heartfelt sympathy and 1 deepest fec.Hin8 goes out tO the Governor P.nd his stricken f"'mily , in this their hour 'of sorrow ~nq dis-tress. The fact that every citizen •of the staste is sorrowing with our Governor will help to make ,.the. b,urden a trifle hghter although when such a timE!." ocCurs in any family, words are so inadequate .as to be u~ele~ Qlftut,s.\ 1 ' ·,. 1 Timt:, the great healer of all di~treSSEt~· sorrow~ agd wl)es, is all thH.l c~ n be looked forward· t o . to Assuage •.-lu~ \ '' ' Hunter Too With Dog And Gun ·A Ji~ml:lt:!r of years ago, many of the older citizens ··an wl't'l re.~ati' the iqciq~nt, u?tl.fe~e measures were used •vhil'h iu at l eRBt one instailce 'caused the hOrrible death ol' on~ \{ictim at Wooster when a tra~n killed him as he 1 • , .. Arrested fer Huntin• 110uo '"" tied to the .rails of the track. ; 'l'hi~ .so· ill,clllll'ed the J..<n;'lW,ii<lli/l;.i'. (:e~ter to · Eni!U'IaiR Farmero; ~r IQ~~f,(},.iliy · puhlic high "'boo!' fraternities iri' the state have been ' · -'~ 1mM.rrnt Pr<~rr•m' Arr~~r..d< by c'o'Dindtlilie•· '" '· ,·.!lad ia · F1iaea ·' .. taboo . eversmce. . ,v. in Charre ~•' ~~Jit, Ple.CCJJ ·~11:• ] · 1 If college fraternities want the same thmg to happen . .;· . o~o' ! u.u. ' '"' !l • 1 to theit' orgHnizattons, they should continue to pr~duce Par rs' 1nst1tut~ ~:~esslons ' I ,. ·~~·1s#fl{ ilid~.~:.·:.· 1 ~ha da.ys • ' c ""F. nulical Stunts for the initiates to d:o so that they wtll be IM'gi.tl t,t\18 eveninG In both the Lon1 1 TONIGtiT IN COUNIT .t•t . 1 'S.lom Bottom and the Salem Oent.er com- old o;ana.e haG the ftrst enough ~o ,be !on. u~ ~~r ~!~ssman ip,.. our .~piv.rrsities: i.~ or e nough 'tcN\l!" h~ld resbonsllire' for iiif!Psiiftieless form aur.l amusement .und should be prosecuted to the full ex- 1 b.urlday mcmhlJ, eve11ln1J. In charge of thtJ t ent of the law whenever another youth is injured through oUk:na with E. A. art.te ', l'iuch foolishness. -~- evert- · s-·\ c rse also o luu; . . ···.·:<:'ll~ < _: LA'"~To N .T · ~:.~=~.J~=::;-::·~:-~·~·=-~~~~~~:~.!~::~~~~~=i::::i= CDAI'Tilll OIIK ~· ·· ·. ( ., .. " decrease.o 20 • ·< . · l 1 mueh earn'3d. &fld well deserved ' Monday evening after t.heir ~ lng victory over OlomteT ' ll'Jht. : \n:.u:he~~';!r a~~~ tbe Bend OT' both aides ot the rlver tt>r havin• had an eyetul or l rambHng, rcvlng, running . ar.orlng Jackets. tlave taken a clf'&l ot th!H advance N>tiCe 1r.ratn opr salt, settled themselves b~ck ln tbe1r easy chairs, cocked. I their te~ on tbe piano or mR.nt.ei if U e"· lattoi Waa not too htgh1 lit · tlte old Orj*!nbrlar and< s$ld but nevertheless goldange<J mlnedly th 11 t the certral crew ain't been nowhere and ~:ren nothln' until they get a l.ng gUmplle of our two borsefl\e\1! as they BCil.tter ard scamper and tht hiLher thither lind yon · however OVI't that coveted goal l~ne C11 the opponents while the ever nlert line ls throwll'g back the ad\l!t.nce attempts or the enemy Jackets territory. , Howsomever and neveTtheless !.:lack mentor of chance ' • < I wu of slate. or E:!~~.b~M~-~~;~u~~ =~~ B:~~J~~~Jrs ~ w~~~r~!t lAst ' ::s::~i~~~;;~~~~,~~~ : ~ ll stronn ='============ J 1uo Stop That Cough Q • kl Pa~nt...Teachers '!he coalport •·!-. Enuna Whl,. of . Col"_...... their ..,_ular "... _ ...._ &IIOC!&tlon held ·~• an1ve 11lursda.J ror a visit monUlly meeUna at t.he school ht'r son, James White and 1\l.elday evenlnf. Dt:.spll.e the In•••d ol•• wiU. ,., &lite•, clemtnt wnther a. Ia-e crowd was . ·• •.., C. Or'.)lfan and h~. 1pre&ent. J oan!' Wlae, smaU daush· Durlxll the meetlnc plam were MT. and Mrs. Oha.rle!! H. dlacuMed COMeminl 8 Chrlst.mall Jr., of Bouth Second Avenue. paJ1)' which will .be held. jUAt ~~a.~;e reported quite lll at her home , t.h~~~~eh=!g meeting bronchltla. I douabnuta and COffM were served by the prealdent of the orsanlzll• PO ERQY Uon, Mrs. EdillOn Weese and Mrs. M s-.11-.,K~~~EAR~cc:::-,-N ~ ~~~~~v~ic~cl~~~ul:l~~h~ a~~re:t::, cle on chlldrt>l. s llteratuJ·e W{"r-; t.h? main featurt>s of Uw snat:,·· speare club mef'tmg hf'l<l at the home of Miss Lvdin Ebersbac!l Tuesday afternoon. In response t.o thP roll call mcm n present lnltle.ted the meetln;l by quoting cl.::ver saying~ or chlldren Mrs Georg" Kreltlel' 1'1!11.1 · · ~ · · ;An inter:estint; arttclr on "Chll- cow~h ~~lief. Out also Js best. ·>t 1Sore 'fl1.roat and Cold'! as well Makl.' IL you!" ramlly medicine tor thE:~e numenta. keep u handy, there Is not.htng better. Pl'?8.53nt·t.astin~ and nbsolutely sa.re. even ror cblldren. Your money back 11 not entlrely sntlsfteG , 35c. Martin & Rollu, . Middleport and all other good dr\1.:1' ston'S -adv I "'8 810 N s., quickly ellmin&t!ng t.he t roubJe. ChUdren's 81j.ylngs and tm u.rtl· Thoxh\e is no~ only the best. f HOME IS 1CLIFTON DESTROYED BY FIRE ' Of Our New Exclusive Shoe Store , . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l'BTH. Featuring the well known National Line of For the family-Solid l.eather- high Quality Dlamoad Sboe Store JACOB J< ZEIHER, Mgr. Pomeroy, Ohio. One Prke Court St., In l\'ha.l•y Rfdg ~lri . tly ('a. 11. ~·~·~-~~~~~the~~~~lre~I.OII~e~the~'~w~lt~h~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • .. • l'tduabte •urn .:.r mone)l, in ooms, r('ill HU1 1.0 for · r.\ost of !Jle fumlshlnss. 1P!Orida., Mrs. ChiVies Ebersb&eh or Lin.th• .will -·-- - ·- ~ -~-~·~.•~ a . '. ,.- ~·~ ' .. ' . ;J-- Waste Current I . ' - ---- - -- --- ·-· - ----·--<----· ·· ~ -- -- Mrs. ~ice Kin1 ' Miss I-.. Routh . . M~ ¥Uder4.$~rti,Jd , ' "' ' I, ) ' '· - Ml&s Eqt~~~~ Mi. ~ .. ,... .{ Drip! ·Drip! Drip! J£ you could oee by an Inferior lamp bulb al rea,dily aa you rice water wasted by a leaky, faucet, you would l'q)lace the lamp at once. But you ~-itlc- 1 ·\ ' ·' ""~~~f ·~i~··~ ~ for- • Ucht they do not cet, because the bulbs In thelnocketl are obaolete ••• worn out •• , or of Inferior, unknown make. Often they and their families suffer eye strain u well, because of inadequate liaht< The only llll'f: way to cuard your eyes and your pocketbook II to use lamps you know have a reputation for quality Latnps! Wb¥ not get a carton of six and eave ten .' per cent? '< ~fcD.eport, O!Jio ~~t ·F~~ OIUo lt~tl.,~ttmn. Q\lio .. .:- P9~~f• Qlt~o ' el~ric;i!f wasted . . ... < 'll '' • u· .. r:. • .l Admlaalon ~:!J Genii 2&: plua lp JiADbl·'tt•CINl'l lJ·R-wncor.i£1' ,.' • • • - "·"'-,l -~.. .... < POOR LAMP MN. G4'Y Hamm Mrs. tAbu\ ftoward ,I ' , PEtERS SHOES I dent. ' •• 11 WE ANNOUNCE OPENING I ~· Middleport, Ohio M.i~dleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Mbt,rsville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio M,JM(eport, Ohio ,/ Ed Hlte. Jdrs. Nancy Wlndllnll or t.ncas· , t.er, deputy Inspector of the DaughteTa of .the Union Veterans, )!a,.{~turi'\Cd nome after otftci4tllia"'Rt ., the recent lnllpectlon of the Iocall Tent or the Daughter\ or tht Un- 1 Tbt :residence of O..nlel HarriAon ton Veterans. • of Ollftol'. was destroyed: Tuvada~ ¥ " • · · afternoon by fire. which gained Mr. and Mra. . .John Roberta and t.eiLdway 10 rapidly that It became famUy a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ro~ uncontrollable . berts of pt. Pleaaaot haY~ J'fliumThe Pomeroy FiN! Department Etl home nft.l!r vi8Jting Ml'a. Con. hnrrled to the Welt VitCinta vlll&ft ROb£.rT.'I. 1to otter &allistance but was unable • • • to check the apread of the name~ Mrs. Cora Webb and aUP.t. Mrs. throulh the boUle. Allee Hooper of Huntington spent A datern connected to property Wednesday In Rutland vlattlna Mn. r~rby ·the Harrison horne, WM used Nell Pond. i by ~e nre deparlment lUI a &OW"ee • • • 1d nt.er but the supply .,.... conAlphonse Schorn. Jl'rBJl,k. Rein- Mnned 10 rapldly that llttle aid was hl\rt, Arthur Berry and Howard :urnla)1ed In this manner. Ptond of Rut'-nd were rabbit-huntOrlgln of the blaae was not reIJ11 in VInton eoutttY Wedneflday. ported. It was reported that a eon-· ' Mrs. Vivian Alltmswort~ Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae CampfMlll Miss LW8 J. Diles Miss 4pell ~gnor 1\li~W Irene Grueser .. • a:. ~t~~~rte:;U:lrsf':~':w:e- 1 IBcltool football , Oblo aU because bave scored htle Ub un on" oompt I an pressive list or vlctorle& 1 The wily mentor gave t.he hoYs · "'t;~;;·,~·:·w~~· ot' ' ' ·~n now ~SftND , I · '· I !!!! Campailft op~11 to woJ¥11 and tirla reaidin1 in cin:ulation zone of the Deily Tribu'!e and T!'il!o#to:·Telelf&p!l. TboJe wlto &Iller naay IJO aJJJ'fbwe to eecure aubterjptiona. There is 110 restricted tmitory. V otq are jquecJ in oeturu for aqbacriptio')l aeeured to either JlllJ>er ~and .Juo · "'1il! I.e IIWISrded aa:ordintr to who secures £b ' VICTIM IN MINF. 40CIDEN'& Word has ~n reeehed her~ttM..t Pred Ohlinger of Winona, w. va ., nad been kUled In a mine by • fall Ht> l,q tM tatht_.r Mrs. Clara Ma} Powell or Plat· I I ' .'/JJU· J.......,.-.,...._.__ QA-··, N C ember 181h, 1933. WOHAM hetvyl KN/4WE1 CIR~" .: ' , , At •nd Mnl. A. B , S11bscriptiono count the ~~~GAl volea if aeeqred I.efore Nov- bt'.•.;l fr ilnd s, l">fl ffi C WRllton cru\Jty NimpJy tO impress Upon fht'm th"C ritt!K and sec t•etS Of lh eir n rg~:~nizations . A Youlh, grown man or other human beang '. Nl!iE OTHER CASH PalZES CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 ~~~::..Yb:n .:. ~:"n~ home of Mn. &'dna Joe Bem ot Middleport. PoUowtnc tJ:m regular buA1nts1 ~ln&' a 11odal hour was spelll this Ume :J. priM box donate<: b:r Wlu Ada Oenhetmer wo•: by Jba. ~t Hoetlich, & gue... MCC(Jy: Hymn. n1·1 Mrs. o. P. Otlla.Jber J.IJ'JII. R. t. · , ~tMJ)t.~ 118ft DC8 "J , _ .. 8. A. Hel&ht.a made Mrmbt'rs t.h,. Bha.t.es1 , Rilgged Crosa,"9.118CDlbly; eelectiao : H . wen TUesd.a.) l LDthe cla...a. nest meeting w1ll pPal'f' club 1 nnl meat t PfObal#. court hotne }.fh)se3 at home or Mltm. 1 Pola.ce!" by Miss Ellabet.::l , the Pythlan lllltera, at the 1at.t.er M hl!ld 1111 tiM woman IMvu a&lp Miller Rll!.seU; lfl'mn. "Brtdlten Oar .. · hOme on thE' m · :treel Misses W.here of the r..tt.st Judp and large 'l! by hoUr and her Ebersbach. or the various YO:Wll people'a u- enne Middleton : Hymn, ''In t.h~ were enJo;red. Auert They Are C all 1 nre cau.aed in ttQJne ~Derl tne counl.)' or aervlhc a sentence. WHAT " TLR.NIP! A lihort program wa.~ presented eoela.Uons or the churches of Yet"~ Beautiful Gardtn ot Prayer, . as-Beat Bremenuau Championa Of Itrom hot ttHhes •toted ne.t- 1' tbe am- wu Mid to have ~ to ~ Stop !J.te pre..88 1 b,v Mls.~ M&.lj' .~chnefPr 8.;-ld M15s county were In a.ttendan~ a.t.. Llw..~ £ mbly: Prayrr. R '3 v. Theophl, r urn ace practicalltl rui:Ded k.&ye. Tuelday, . November :n, Wu ~~~ere·a •.lmore ne-w11 rrom the 1Pr· · Thelma YoWl& the former reading Presbyterian church. Ttwsday evl· Mehl of the Federa.ted church 0;, f.NTERTAINS ClASS uckeye State ~-6Y~thlna in ~ buemmt' otl~~ttt u taw dead.IJQe f(!r the wcxnan tue slopes ot Oa.rflf'ld Avenut! . Lh(' porm . '' Auiumn " by Whittier nblg, ror the quarterly rally. M(\1 · Pom"roy: Be:leetlon by orchestra; ~~~. P&ul Smart entertalned her . the ~.16dence or u. z . JUilktl'Dlftll, tc. be ou~ of the cr;MU~tY Umlta. AndrtW Putney baa ~P-sted a nnri tilt> lrt..Lt>l 1!'lV!J1g a book repret B:, Bauer, pre&ldent of th\~ Hymn, "Chrlllt Ar~e." aMembll , 3unday school class 1)1' eul!l: of the Ooaeh Clyde BaUyn beprl job here early Wednt.&da)' matnln1 buL Olaren~ ~. IU'tHted with turn.tp th1t wetg:M " 1-' pbumls RJ•d I view uu "SIIa:. Marnr:-r" by Oeorge counW orpnlzatlon, pres1ded r.t Benediction. Fll'!'lt Baptist church ~nUy :.&.t Tuesday evenfn& which it ISU!Ihtly damased t.he ~: !!>e WO!Oip ¥ St.k&r'da1, W'M , . 121euures UP.4 Lnche11 ln cJrcumfer- Eliot t.b~ meetln(. Between 1 aDd 8 o. At Lhe conclusion of the Pl'OKt'\RI her hQm ~ on Middleport bill. tMta emanattlll' trom th.e , A fire alaraJ. wa~ riven about 21li.'BM!d from tbe county ja1L ~. m. a. devotlonnl $etYioe waa cor.· those present 8811embled 1n th,. Ofllcers for the enauiDI' year ro~rt or the atat.e are 1 o'clock Wednesday momtna and IS. __ · IJoto8 the exploit entitle Andrew ducUd durin&" which tlme the foJ. SUnday school room tor e. aoc1a1 were elected aa follow : Pres, Phyl· ably the blggeet tuk the blaae extlnsusihed before much -...at ac nto the ba.ll-beart.na. hand-paluted 1 lowing progmm W86 pre!ll!nt.ed · ttm.e. aerreshment:& were Us Diles; VlCe Pres.. Plorence Fra· ~ taee dlll"iq the was Incurred. A SILV]JR TEA bOEr handle, or Will It be neceY.n ry · Selectlon by the young people!! by the ladies or the Fresbyt.erla! ser; Becy., Man:ella Pruer ; Aset.~Ur. BaUyn, the from rrom \be PollowlnJ t.hl!! ftlrU]ar meettna" ot to await furU1er returM !rum Lilt> county ordlesira under the ~- church. Sec., Oon Dell 8einel,; Treu. Yt-lknr Jac.lr.et.& has to the d~UMP to the the IAD4- 6v .....~ let of h lillLc; and hollows? \JlC • tlon of Prof. James T. Uiwia ; Grace Jean IQilea. bit of football atrat.erY • ·~- soc 7 t '!' -oaWpoUs 'I'rlbune Hymn, <~Joy to the World,'' aMem~ . eat remenAft:Jr the bualnua, a aoclal h~ bimlelf bel h1ll rambllna:. B BbnDaaii 111· cllurch, ~. A. :l Boy you "atn't toeen nothln' " A h" t ' Pravt~. R"V. Olarenee Sww.rPREPARING PLAYLET apent, after "fhlcll Mrs. Bxn.art , BtlDJin.r, uiwltreated u.nd remen1.rt.ey tn~n.ln~ Tutld"y even- H. Hal'l'13 18 dlaplaylns a hunlp In Just take a swallow or Thoxln~. Jnpn, pastor or the Heath M. E. PractiCe sessions have ~ held .terved delicious refteshmen\8. The YeUow Jackets. Mn. Joe Leonard, MfL PaUl , ~ Wltb a abver tea at tbt! h ls tarage window at Racine taken a famou~ doctor· ~ prescription, u; dlureh' Selection "Where'er for t.he put rew weeks by members 1place of the next meettne w'l.ll 1le In other words and Mra. Dma Hamilton ebwcb. A IOOd att.en~nce was re- from his farm at En11t Racine that . woLhe~> the throo.t Irritation. stopYou Walk,'' by ' he Girl !! or t.he Ladies Bible Class of t.hf announced later. t.uklDg ll1l the Bremen, will be host.esa. Prlday even&ul &til ported. ..,f!IIJhs 6 pounds-Four pound tur - pbg the cough almo!!t JU!>t&ntly. It 1 --;-:--;;;~~;.::;;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-; \ w.Wc:h 1s- strutting Lhe;:~er's hom;th·corner of~r.1ps are common In Mel 8 ~ county d'Jts more, ll gor.:; duect t.o t.ht! In· Ohio ctalmtng the a· ee and Pi Av~ue, to el P ·T·A. MEETS B J k ternal ct'.usa; i~s · atltlpyreetic, lwaa ~ ••e -Beat·· M'rt. B .. .c < THIRP PRIZE $50.00 IJ'i C~H •• usuallr severe initiation. Initiations into fraternities are all right :;o lnng as common sense is allowed to dictate the rourse of procedure. There is not however, one single rcmmn Why boys of college age should be pel'!llitted to r~\·e1t bitck to the cave man and animal period of humanit~· in ottler to inflict upon bi>{B who are supposedly their :~.r 1~~~Ua!:o:.at I .-ved SECOND PRI<I:E $100.00 IN CASH R by the police of one of our cities, the victim of an un- • .. FIRST PRIZE $Z 50.00 IN CASH INITIATIONS ECENTLY a youth in college was picked up exhauated th: ~ onl w:n. home ol WNW I f'o~tb 8@cobd. A U.. . Mr. mil loln. DfiCqe Webb and : The- meettna wu oPmec~ ..ut. l d&ujbtt.t ¥117 ot Pcl11mout.h wert \ uspol'laeft. Event~ tba.t are m•ttna n~t ,..u of Uae tenner'~ mQI.h, bJstory .nd. wu followed by tht • Mn.. Con. W~. of thNe mqlt lntert.ttltl.a J~ " s:r•pera entitled "' WOUld uve n. · re-I .., ,,, TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH The sym pathy ot'tlie;·entire pulilic goes 'out to him. =: I BREMEN ll<t J LITIILUIY CLUB llllft IN Dorllloo!> OoNtruellm CLA88 HOHU•s ""'"'"'"" fol· The Q~Jf'f'n be~r cla&8 ot the \d"n'o lowed by the readlnsThlo o1 11. ... cbapt.u 1 The Novembe'r 1\Reenc.h metttftl aobiJII;Df whp •18o ~ &o be loof the :tliddleport. u~ehlb11'U ated an PlOrida dl.l:rlnr thf' wtnwr Bet.haoy M. I . chureh was enU:r· rrom the book, ''The RooumUe jbc1d Wtd~y=.frtt)oqrl attN montru. ta.lned Tueeday evemna: at t.m CoDl.PdlaN" , by Ellen Olaeiiow. ·[[l M uTf IT;!cadin&' T~ B .. , Hl•11Spot• ol Campatan Geerge . , . WPit~, ' "P '· · • )!re.at grie'f whiCh h,angs over our own i.Jove r·nor of our great Htate. ·. ' wtll J~CKETS ...... 1 " . ""'' --·· i . < '. of Mw 1.):..1 ' ' < .. ' N b f 01,. Club of Mlddlopon hl<•' L Beat BremenIStrona Undefeated -Jennie Bmllh W. Jf.f.ntY.Lee.eJ~wt.th~ Durlni eventna·s . meetlng IPsrned:::·---- -- - ge om er 0 l;,chool under the direction GROUP I!NTDTA.DlED I At·IM~t/~~lyinad~ t.h~ crlttc·~ liquor f~~..llbl~J~a:,.liv~n Ml88 Nell~ Hamp!.on ot Bree2i CUJU MERTS v_'Its ''1'tlf• and 1reption CominR Fri· rea. wu a member of of Junior YOUDg People I8 by Lh~: orchilll~ra; Voool Bolo. eventna, Harden hoBt~, d N"-1. ~ ' he ~ e l¥cCuUoulh d~ahe&rl.na the The w~rt' ~Jltf'l'tainf'il Tueato Ute oa)cera and stat! ot ay lant na. , htWi Tllt&day, pnnid- b~ held at thfl> ot day evening thP Present At Rally ,"Ivory :mlth.be with Mn. JennJ#. county, Bertha and Mr.rle ot Laall<Y Thelma Young or NnyLors Run . the Pourt.h avenue. At MAKE BIG ·CLAIMS 1 B B Re~ her Ml'enlJ ror hSSiaUnii hut~tem;es werl:l Iner You Are," asaemblf: conolualon bU&lnea~~ RIS!o:~. I - eat remenI a.cUOM, lloCulloulb B t J ]u Jean Clarlr. . Maxine 'and.~o Elolae .· ' BASEMENT DAMAGED BY riB& IJ:.J.Ve A number younll neonl" Read1ne or Prayer Mlu Vt"¥1·• n aoolal rer~ents tbe alterD&tive or leaYinC ea ·~ on-~ Lar ' . ~ Ja no .U.i not WUlJ»t :publlBhed.. . GREGG Phone 582· L NEWS I' -- -' • f~""'~PI"' m&lttr for!"~~>"*'"" ~ " ' 'I VIRGWIA tt ..•. Fl,.t Dapt!Ji Church In pte&ented _..! tlop ror the p}Qll!t \o be ll the obureh next ~~Y llf:il'" J In& NOY.t Dlbe 21At, at 1::!10 o'oloek j nuder the al.lltPicea ot the c'-- P~EP~R The playlet " Ye Tea P!l.fty at Y~ , [ Olden Tllnel!l•, liiCludme 1udl well ' ktk)WI ~aetar1 u KrL Eleet& H)'eel1 as u oC.ben. ~ &o ~ 11 ude IIJl evminl of woi'thwhlle en• tertainmeot.. ) H 'I ·. •' YELL~W ::~ • . . IICVIIMU!Its 11131 .WWDHI&bAT, ' .. . ,. .. ' . ,,. .' '· ' &mER LIGJ.IT BmER SIGJ.IT SEE YOUR DEALER .... �• ~AY, .., ... ... ~ I~ ..... .. "~ NOVDIB£!1. II, !ISS ... r. i ., . '• ' ~' ' .. i· One Word Led To Another '' 1: " ." . '• P!Inth.8f8 Li8ten '~ oi!Mail .. ~ 1' !tl' btr<> tb• !II'• To ~'Chalk" TBlks ~.:''::' ,~...=;,m~':l'..t may lead to the d18contlnuance ot aenU agatnaL the JacksOn OounLy - EJ) ' .. . ' f' ,. NOVEMBER 1&, 1933 U.S. Nazi Chief . ~~CTHIN. PLANTS . - Bra. Heney Sebrama and aon aZ !lew Brtshtop ace apencUns a cou~ r Je or weeu wtth her parents, E. field io in Sueh Bad Condi· tlon p,..clil:e C6idol., Not be Indulged in L. Manuel IUid tamlb'. Mad.de.lene Wolfe who 1lil cartnr Mrs. Rachael McElroy or R&cine qalliqs o"n hQ!Ile tq~& '~. Cha.rles Wagner &t\d lamUy of EyracUI(! vllite4 relatives at this p1a.ce Sunday. Mrs. Charles P. Rouah viaited her W86 to the fact that the PornHilb School grldders have no place to play !lf•ll only a. field of ()wing: t!l'(l)' .. ytllow clay on whict> to practice. the aquad. mu~. to the dl.!iiust and diu.ppolntment or the couching ~·-·,Mrs II_. Jl\rch ond other felttiVea f.t StlvenvJ.ll& Lt,st week. · eev;wal from her.e attended church roroe aa well as the pl$yers, was un~ able to illduJge In any workout TUel<.1i.y evening. , The fleld N a rafult or th e snoW of the n18ht before, was a qua8 ~ mlrt In which duob and Ke'!sc o.miother web footed fowls S:hd a ni~, mall' wOUld have foulid:diftlculty In nt Apple (}rove Sunday moi-niua. M<~ ~le WAif• ~ Nra. (,1h,.ter efiilpaon of Racil'e were guests ot NJMee Oust& and Ida Wolfe w~k. V!sltors at the s~ were Pickens ~· J;other Ertwii~ o:*'· Nt~lglar and- family ""~ H es Maddalene Woue of 01\lp -~ 01! ,\n\IQ\11\Y Pick"" ot - - · O!'d )~(a. iJCo\ley '~~ son"~'l':llf ?t~· (lay ~t ~ few ~P w11;h '.the 1o~r'a ~u.@t.-. nesouaUna. relationa between the JackJion and IIELLY rs CIIAHPION Pomeroy Schooll. · U la ce->t&in that 1,.uch. wlU be the MlnneaPou., Nov. 15-INB-Geor;e co.ae U local h1gb· ach9Q\ athletic Kelly, PhUedelphia, today WIUI po<:otflcials Usten to t.he lmld of op· ket bUllard champion of America. 1 inion a8 voiced by Lhe. flUUI In : tn the thirl'\ a:ame of the tttle 1 P omeroy. ! playotr la.st llilfht Kelly defeattd _ Wtntam Mosconl, a.l&o of PhU&del-1 r h i&, 125 to •• In ,.. Innings. Pnze money of f550 went to Kelly JO!' hls victory alona" With a dla- 1 By InternaLioPII.l News Service 110nd champiolllj.hlp medal. H e will compete in t he world champton&l1lp Notre Dame, Ind., Nov. 15-lN~ 1'hu Notre Dame . footbllll tet.m, tHart1ng De<: . 4 at Chicaao. ' h.Jpeful of scprlng it.s first vlc~ry '::./. t h e yea! with tforthwl! at.em u Lower Thoma• Fork the victim Saturday, were hindered Y.Jday by a rctic weather that en.-:o. Tui-ced Indoor pracUce. Tom Roach·, ·r1iht tackle, w111 capt&in the- t!lt!V'" l'n Saturday. · Foot.baD Br._Iefs I I ·" 48 .a reault coach Farnham an..1 ~ant co8bh House rePa.ired to a ~ room ~n Juqior High with theD' proteges ,wh.ere a period of tnatrllctlon and black board talk I w~ . lndulJM ln. Wlth tHe cooler weather of th::l d&y, It 1.s probable that a s!Jtr workout will be lndulged tn tod~ by aU players or the squad as Lhere 1a much work to be dooe tt l.he pliQ'en are to be in the proper condttion for the hard game Fl'i-· day afternoon when the Jackson agrregati¥ headed by coacb. Bill Lee will snow Jts wares at the .Middleport High SChool Field In spit.e of the unusllll.l efforts ma.de by athletic Otficlals of the Jackson Oounty school to prevent the game being pl&yed any place Ulan the C. A. R¥dtlf and famiLy: For Sal« ·'· ··- ·- . ·ADVERTISING ·c:i~ssr~,·, .ALL l4AKEIII ' l'8dlol terVJce4 " re810Dable prlcea. Br.lna h2. )'Our radio or caL. :aw. B. aa. Qraeo Mld!!e~ Jackson gridiron. The ·effort& however, merely re ~ suited tn creating a great deal of unfavorable feel1ng ln the Pomeroy FOR SALE - ThoroUilhbrcd Pox Tcniers. Three months old. Iuqul.rc o! Jatk Stlvc~·z> , M1ne1'6villc, o . 11-10-at , ~---...:..L.. For Rent.- Football l ) ' POMEROY H. S. ! LOST - Handbag with 12 Vck.et.B t~ ·'Molly':i Idea." Retu111 to Cluo Rest~~ournnt . ·'· 11-15-:r, ' .JACKSON H. S. ' Friday, Nov. 1?, '· .· 3;~11 1'. ' . . ' Middlepon ' 'High School Field / :t LOST- A tan ltDO whlt.e male collie pup~ 3 month-s olt1. Anawerf;l . to name "Tippie" . .:..li.U 0 . A. "MasN.l! MAr;Aii Rose leads yo!l.r lifo Uke a. book.. Tells your past. present and !utur~ . Don't fall to see me if WOLF PEN business or troubles bother you. She wiLl tell you about divorce or Dan Kln11 11y:l son nr Mich igan marriage and bring bock. to you vt're reecnt guest s or Harley John the one you love. U a habit a tiOJl and ot!ler re lallves. hU&band or wire hu, 1 correct it. Mr and Mrs Cho.rlt"s Greenler II If not satllifled money returned. attended a party at th e Philllt:s 26c for ttst. reading. Hours D A. 1 Sisters homt' Tuesday evening. 1 M. to LO P . M. Madam Rotre, 152 1 Mr. and Mrs. E:.trl Lognro. of Oat ~, so. 2nd An .. Middleport. 11-3-at [ lipolls are guestn of his po.rent.s, I -...,--~-- _ _ Mr. o.nd Mrti. D. F . Logan. 1 "' Mrs. Jqnnle Oomuch u.nd da.tl gh- • COLD~ Ruth · and Ma.rgarot Rlnner oil . ' .,, l'or:.mJOuth i:ipent th e week end atl ·· U•e Oarsucll home. Rub on Mustemle. Used Mr. ar d Mt-s. Don Ctnl were Sun~ 1 · · · ' 1 by millions (or 25 yean. r:ay glllnlbl of Mr. and Ml'fi. V. s. · - - - - ·" - -.- ---~. NOT just a salve, but • I G r~enler. IOD AY's THE DAY vl"H~ I ' l\-i'C:. " , rl "All Mr. nac1 Mn-1. Dell Rice !Jpcn t f4C0Ft:::R5 ARR.\VE. .I"J HOLL."'''\M:X:: counter.. Jr tant. ~uncto.y w!tl~ Mr . uud M1'!i. R. n.l "TTCCTS, ~\CH \'5 A ~H drug!lists.Threestre~ths. Chapman . i ~AI( FOR 'TI-\Ai M.r. nnd Mrs. C!J.i!>l"les O re!l ulel' 1 1\.dmlt~sion : ' ;· ··<. jlc! Bloomington , l Ed. , Nov. 15-INS - Coach E. C . Hayes today Wlilo'l il.ccompli.shifi.G a double purpose today '';lth his lndlana. football team !!tudylng the Notre Dame offensive Chip~ ojf,the Old Block ...::-~- . l»#f~d:~·i.'<"-!· oj,. J . '" CHES 'f ti tudtu\s 2Uc 4!luiL11 • M. ~·· .. '"···~ BJ . B~~·". .. ' ..... 1 . !..,.,._..,_. ... ) .:...._. 'TOOTS AND CASPER I "ltlWN····- ~ uet:>l:-i '·PC11 t Suntl a..\' il.b Bid we ll --·-·---- ··--- -··---- ._ FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS .. · -..-· . ~. ME MINIJTE 1-\1!. ARRIVE.D I -- V\(E OU4H'T "1'C> 6E of Mn;. Moore and Otllo 15pr;\guc un1 ! Luuily. 1 G. W. G il EL of Or iPnt Is SjJf' m llll g I 1h e wc(.'k \,·itll h h; chlld !~l' Clai r HEAR\N.4 HIM SOON I l ,nd M ~ tLa . ~COL.ON~ 1• t-110 WIR!i,D •' --·-· By JANE GORDON ~. ......................................--=--=--= -·--=·~ i NEAT KOME FROCK FOR I, SMART MAT..ON h · w mod~ls could be ~,impler lhan ! luday's, with its btcoming neckline and ill slimmin1 skirt tr~atmrnt. ] Sohio 1934 Winter Oil guards this Tendt11 Spot against ~ero 's worst ITJLLJE ., . And let me tell yo~ that the bodice \ cuts in o11c until it join! the skirt. Yuu can cut it out and run it up orc the sewina machine e!uily in about twu houra~. • C.:SOOO L..Afi'OS~ ,IY'.:!!. ":$UST Fl\1& O'Ct.OC.__ I I:>IDN•T U:)(PSCT Jo"or household chores, tweed-like eutlou in bruwn allft white i! very ni« for this particular dreu u the orittinat. you HoMe "ow I For ordinary home wear or for markding, it is delight£ul In wool jersey in C.Jford ~rrey cnade with 1oq 'lc::e\·ts. \ ~·- ·- SOAI OF lHE · IMMORTAL WILLIE, IS CARRYING OAI FOR HIS FAMOUS DAD AT MICHIGAAII ,,;,,d ti••, ·rn;, .J•tttr~ i1 ""~1 ftr iii'IMtJiall It i1 /,4•J ~IU. RABID REVERIES How· 141 Gil TA,u &ttlt'1u Send 1S "etflt• (in slamps or coilt) to Fuhigp Bureau. Writ~ carduliy I .·~·'.". : ·. ·: Addtoi5 )l OUr {,tier in 1: I w-y ;- t~ . ,. . -•,·. ' •' lflt tile )'ULI Willlt. .folloW"' Y OUR car'll &1111'1 easier for one thing. Heavy summer oil m!lll:es a regular taffy·pull out of llll'ti!lll your motor theae frosty mornings. If oil b&ll to warm up before it goes to workwell-that m~ you're starting off with a"dry" motor. That's bad. You can do a lot of costly damage before a heavy,gooey Summer oil wakes 8!1!1 gets hut¥. But wi~ 1?34 ~hi~ Vimter Oil on ~e jo~, you get a qu1ok•IIOWJllll od tllat•loaes no t1me 1n get.. ling down to buein~11. Lubrication starts when the motor starts, .iio"maftir "how colil ·it may he. Mal<es that first t~nt~oVCi eaeier on fOUr b~ttery. Give• a goQ<J·,a.Pli11e· a'cb.aoce to do itnt_uff. S,lieve ~. :~Is ,q~tion of cold·~oto_r lul:!fl~~­ lion ie.a tenljF . ~pot, apd,onc th,t.it • w1se to bike up 1 and p.t,J,)Iy ·your name and f1.1H at~~r~u, ~lt uuml>er gf "the Pi&UCl'tl lutd ' ·JAcK [M)esTON ,.' Tlli1 l•fl•r• Na. 115 ••1 61 ,, .. ' 1' ;,f 16 ,, H. dtlit:try. . --- By the way ... TRANSMISSION AND DifFERENTIAL NDD SPECIAL PROTECTION Summer gear compound io thick stu!f-h09 to be lor lona, hot driveo.,-but it's bad me4ici~e for your car wben coJd weather •trikes. Then the gears weljl' • cbaooel tbrough the cold-stjfteoed com,pound and ·w n 11dry,-metal against metfl. lJetter drain:it o'Ut,now and get in iis place Sohio's Winter Gear Oil. lt stays fluid even in tbe coldest wealher-yr:t bu a tough body tbGt" coots and cushiOnS these gears. ' . . .,.r.t! of DOW . , afl' dtllW!¢~ h!JI j)el,lll ' 4Pn~· ' • (· ~ .. f • • • • qt . ~ . . No. 2'15, size-tv ··········~...# -"" """ " "'".,. ' I • ' : '- • • . • • -' I •• .......... • • • • • •• · · - i .. ' . ' 1' • ... ' t. ' ... 1· ... ' ,. ~ .. 'o.-1 I • ' ···~ -.' .'l ~ ... ' ·'· .. __ .. __ .. I •· ,.I· ,, ; ' If I. ,I ' '' ' ' . . ~ .. .' ·£ ·'·'..',; . . i •' .. .: . ; 1. • \ ' '. -,- ·-··--· . .•.... ' I ' ' ~{·. :· I .__..,._ _ _ _ _....,,~ '. •'" ' ' ...R ; ... 1 ... . ~ • l ' i iI. �• ~AY, .., ... ... ~ I~ ..... .. "~ NOVDIB£!1. II, !ISS ... r. i ., . '• ' ~' ' .. i· One Word Led To Another '' 1: " ." . '• P!Inth.8f8 Li8ten '~ oi!Mail .. ~ 1' !tl' btr<> tb• !II'• To ~'Chalk" TBlks ~.:''::' ,~...=;,m~':l'..t may lead to the d18contlnuance ot aenU agatnaL the JacksOn OounLy - EJ) ' .. . ' f' ,. NOVEMBER 1&, 1933 U.S. Nazi Chief . ~~CTHIN. PLANTS . - Bra. Heney Sebrama and aon aZ !lew Brtshtop ace apencUns a cou~ r Je or weeu wtth her parents, E. field io in Sueh Bad Condi· tlon p,..clil:e C6idol., Not be Indulged in L. Manuel IUid tamlb'. Mad.de.lene Wolfe who 1lil cartnr Mrs. Rachael McElroy or R&cine qalliqs o"n hQ!Ile tq~& '~. Cha.rles Wagner &t\d lamUy of EyracUI(! vllite4 relatives at this p1a.ce Sunday. Mrs. Charles P. Rouah viaited her W86 to the fact that the PornHilb School grldders have no place to play !lf•ll only a. field of ()wing: t!l'(l)' .. ytllow clay on whict> to practice. the aquad. mu~. to the dl.!iiust and diu.ppolntment or the couching ~·-·,Mrs II_. Jl\rch ond other felttiVea f.t StlvenvJ.ll& Lt,st week. · eev;wal from her.e attended church roroe aa well as the pl$yers, was un~ able to illduJge In any workout TUel<.1i.y evening. , The fleld N a rafult or th e snoW of the n18ht before, was a qua8 ~ mlrt In which duob and Ke'!sc o.miother web footed fowls S:hd a ni~, mall' wOUld have foulid:diftlculty In nt Apple (}rove Sunday moi-niua. M<~ ~le WAif• ~ Nra. (,1h,.ter efiilpaon of Racil'e were guests ot NJMee Oust& and Ida Wolfe w~k. V!sltors at the s~ were Pickens ~· J;other Ertwii~ o:*'· Nt~lglar and- family ""~ H es Maddalene Woue of 01\lp -~ 01! ,\n\IQ\11\Y Pick"" ot - - · O!'d )~(a. iJCo\ley '~~ son"~'l':llf ?t~· (lay ~t ~ few ~P w11;h '.the 1o~r'a ~u.@t.-. nesouaUna. relationa between the JackJion and IIELLY rs CIIAHPION Pomeroy Schooll. · U la ce->t&in that 1,.uch. wlU be the MlnneaPou., Nov. 15-INB-Geor;e co.ae U local h1gb· ach9Q\ athletic Kelly, PhUedelphia, today WIUI po<:otflcials Usten to t.he lmld of op· ket bUllard champion of America. 1 inion a8 voiced by Lhe. flUUI In : tn the thirl'\ a:ame of the tttle 1 P omeroy. ! playotr la.st llilfht Kelly defeattd _ Wtntam Mosconl, a.l&o of PhU&del-1 r h i&, 125 to •• In ,.. Innings. Pnze money of f550 went to Kelly JO!' hls victory alona" With a dla- 1 By InternaLioPII.l News Service 110nd champiolllj.hlp medal. H e will compete in t he world champton&l1lp Notre Dame, Ind., Nov. 15-lN~ 1'hu Notre Dame . footbllll tet.m, tHart1ng De<: . 4 at Chicaao. ' h.Jpeful of scprlng it.s first vlc~ry '::./. t h e yea! with tforthwl! at.em u Lower Thoma• Fork the victim Saturday, were hindered Y.Jday by a rctic weather that en.-:o. Tui-ced Indoor pracUce. Tom Roach·, ·r1iht tackle, w111 capt&in the- t!lt!V'" l'n Saturday. · Foot.baD Br._Iefs I I ·" 48 .a reault coach Farnham an..1 ~ant co8bh House rePa.ired to a ~ room ~n Juqior High with theD' proteges ,wh.ere a period of tnatrllctlon and black board talk I w~ . lndulJM ln. Wlth tHe cooler weather of th::l d&y, It 1.s probable that a s!Jtr workout will be lndulged tn tod~ by aU players or the squad as Lhere 1a much work to be dooe tt l.he pliQ'en are to be in the proper condttion for the hard game Fl'i-· day afternoon when the Jackson agrregati¥ headed by coacb. Bill Lee will snow Jts wares at the .Middleport High SChool Field In spit.e of the unusllll.l efforts ma.de by athletic Otficlals of the Jackson Oounty school to prevent the game being pl&yed any place Ulan the C. A. R¥dtlf and famiLy: For Sal« ·'· ··- ·- . ·ADVERTISING ·c:i~ssr~,·, .ALL l4AKEIII ' l'8dlol terVJce4 " re810Dable prlcea. Br.lna h2. )'Our radio or caL. :aw. B. aa. Qraeo Mld!!e~ Jackson gridiron. The ·effort& however, merely re ~ suited tn creating a great deal of unfavorable feel1ng ln the Pomeroy FOR SALE - ThoroUilhbrcd Pox Tcniers. Three months old. Iuqul.rc o! Jatk Stlvc~·z> , M1ne1'6villc, o . 11-10-at , ~---...:..L.. For Rent.- Football l ) ' POMEROY H. S. ! LOST - Handbag with 12 Vck.et.B t~ ·'Molly':i Idea." Retu111 to Cluo Rest~~ournnt . ·'· 11-15-:r, ' .JACKSON H. S. ' Friday, Nov. 1?, '· .· 3;~11 1'. ' . . ' Middlepon ' 'High School Field / :t LOST- A tan ltDO whlt.e male collie pup~ 3 month-s olt1. Anawerf;l . to name "Tippie" . .:..li.U 0 . A. "MasN.l! MAr;Aii Rose leads yo!l.r lifo Uke a. book.. Tells your past. present and !utur~ . Don't fall to see me if WOLF PEN business or troubles bother you. She wiLl tell you about divorce or Dan Kln11 11y:l son nr Mich igan marriage and bring bock. to you vt're reecnt guest s or Harley John the one you love. U a habit a tiOJl and ot!ler re lallves. hU&band or wire hu, 1 correct it. Mr and Mrs Cho.rlt"s Greenler II If not satllifled money returned. attended a party at th e Philllt:s 26c for ttst. reading. Hours D A. 1 Sisters homt' Tuesday evening. 1 M. to LO P . M. Madam Rotre, 152 1 Mr. and Mrs. E:.trl Lognro. of Oat ~, so. 2nd An .. Middleport. 11-3-at [ lipolls are guestn of his po.rent.s, I -...,--~-- _ _ Mr. o.nd Mrti. D. F . Logan. 1 "' Mrs. Jqnnle Oomuch u.nd da.tl gh- • COLD~ Ruth · and Ma.rgarot Rlnner oil . ' .,, l'or:.mJOuth i:ipent th e week end atl ·· U•e Oarsucll home. Rub on Mustemle. Used Mr. ar d Mt-s. Don Ctnl were Sun~ 1 · · · ' 1 by millions (or 25 yean. r:ay glllnlbl of Mr. and Ml'fi. V. s. · - - - - ·" - -.- ---~. NOT just a salve, but • I G r~enler. IOD AY's THE DAY vl"H~ I ' l\-i'C:. " , rl "All Mr. nac1 Mn-1. Dell Rice !Jpcn t f4C0Ft:::R5 ARR.\VE. .I"J HOLL."'''\M:X:: counter.. Jr tant. ~uncto.y w!tl~ Mr . uud M1'!i. R. n.l "TTCCTS, ~\CH \'5 A ~H drug!lists.Threestre~ths. Chapman . i ~AI( FOR 'TI-\Ai M.r. nnd Mrs. C!J.i!>l"les O re!l ulel' 1 1\.dmlt~sion : ' ;· ··<. jlc! Bloomington , l Ed. , Nov. 15-INS - Coach E. C . Hayes today Wlilo'l il.ccompli.shifi.G a double purpose today '';lth his lndlana. football team !!tudylng the Notre Dame offensive Chip~ ojf,the Old Block ...::-~- . l»#f~d:~·i.'<"-!· oj,. J . '" CHES 'f ti tudtu\s 2Uc 4!luiL11 • M. ~·· .. '"···~ BJ . B~~·". .. ' ..... 1 . !..,.,._..,_. ... ) .:...._. 'TOOTS AND CASPER I "ltlWN····- ~ uet:>l:-i '·PC11 t Suntl a..\' il.b Bid we ll --·-·---- ··--- -··---- ._ FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS .. · -..-· . ~. ME MINIJTE 1-\1!. ARRIVE.D I -- V\(E OU4H'T "1'C> 6E of Mn;. Moore and Otllo 15pr;\guc un1 ! Luuily. 1 G. W. G il EL of Or iPnt Is SjJf' m llll g I 1h e wc(.'k \,·itll h h; chlld !~l' Clai r HEAR\N.4 HIM SOON I l ,nd M ~ tLa . ~COL.ON~ 1• t-110 WIR!i,D •' --·-· By JANE GORDON ~. ......................................--=--=--= -·--=·~ i NEAT KOME FROCK FOR I, SMART MAT..ON h · w mod~ls could be ~,impler lhan ! luday's, with its btcoming neckline and ill slimmin1 skirt tr~atmrnt. ] Sohio 1934 Winter Oil guards this Tendt11 Spot against ~ero 's worst ITJLLJE ., . And let me tell yo~ that the bodice \ cuts in o11c until it join! the skirt. Yuu can cut it out and run it up orc the sewina machine e!uily in about twu houra~. • C.:SOOO L..Afi'OS~ ,IY'.:!!. ":$UST Fl\1& O'Ct.OC.__ I I:>IDN•T U:)(PSCT Jo"or household chores, tweed-like eutlou in bruwn allft white i! very ni« for this particular dreu u the orittinat. you HoMe "ow I For ordinary home wear or for markding, it is delight£ul In wool jersey in C.Jford ~rrey cnade with 1oq 'lc::e\·ts. \ ~·- ·- SOAI OF lHE · IMMORTAL WILLIE, IS CARRYING OAI FOR HIS FAMOUS DAD AT MICHIGAAII ,,;,,d ti••, ·rn;, .J•tttr~ i1 ""~1 ftr iii'IMtJiall It i1 /,4•J ~IU. RABID REVERIES How· 141 Gil TA,u &ttlt'1u Send 1S "etflt• (in slamps or coilt) to Fuhigp Bureau. Writ~ carduliy I .·~·'.". : ·. ·: Addtoi5 )l OUr {,tier in 1: I w-y ;- t~ . ,. . -•,·. ' •' lflt tile )'ULI Willlt. .folloW"' Y OUR car'll &1111'1 easier for one thing. Heavy summer oil m!lll:es a regular taffy·pull out of llll'ti!lll your motor theae frosty mornings. If oil b&ll to warm up before it goes to workwell-that m~ you're starting off with a"dry" motor. That's bad. You can do a lot of costly damage before a heavy,gooey Summer oil wakes 8!1!1 gets hut¥. But wi~ 1?34 ~hi~ Vimter Oil on ~e jo~, you get a qu1ok•IIOWJllll od tllat•loaes no t1me 1n get.. ling down to buein~11. Lubrication starts when the motor starts, .iio"maftir "how colil ·it may he. Mal<es that first t~nt~oVCi eaeier on fOUr b~ttery. Give• a goQ<J·,a.Pli11e· a'cb.aoce to do itnt_uff. S,lieve ~. :~Is ,q~tion of cold·~oto_r lul:!fl~~­ lion ie.a tenljF . ~pot, apd,onc th,t.it • w1se to bike up 1 and p.t,J,)Iy ·your name and f1.1H at~~r~u, ~lt uuml>er gf "the Pi&UCl'tl lutd ' ·JAcK [M)esTON ,.' Tlli1 l•fl•r• Na. 115 ••1 61 ,, .. ' 1' ;,f 16 ,, H. dtlit:try. . --- By the way ... TRANSMISSION AND DifFERENTIAL NDD SPECIAL PROTECTION Summer gear compound io thick stu!f-h09 to be lor lona, hot driveo.,-but it's bad me4ici~e for your car wben coJd weather •trikes. Then the gears weljl' • cbaooel tbrough the cold-stjfteoed com,pound and ·w n 11dry,-metal against metfl. lJetter drain:it o'Ut,now and get in iis place Sohio's Winter Gear Oil. lt stays fluid even in tbe coldest wealher-yr:t bu a tough body tbGt" coots and cushiOnS these gears. ' . . .,.r.t! of DOW . , afl' dtllW!¢~ h!JI j)el,lll ' 4Pn~· ' • (· ~ .. f • • • • qt . ~ . . No. 2'15, size-tv ··········~...# -"" """ " "'".,. ' I • ' : '- • • . • • -' I •• .......... • • • • • •• · · - i .. ' . ' 1' • ... ' t. ' ... 1· ... ' ,. ~ .. 'o.-1 I • ' ···~ -.' .'l ~ ... ' ·'· .. __ .. __ .. I •· ,.I· ,, ; ' If I. ,I ' '' ' ' . . ~ .. .' ·£ ·'·'..',; . . i •' .. .: . ; 1. • \ ' '. -,- ·-··--· . .•.... ' I ' ' ~{·. :· I .__..,._ _ _ _ _....,,~ '. •'" ' ' ...R ; ... 1 ... . ~ • l ' i iI. �/JAR~l , •Il l ., suTr t.I 'JS(UU " ' rll !I ~- 9 I 5TH AYt •• ' Middleport Store Cloaed WANTED! Experienced Saleo Ladies - Do not apply unle11 thoroughly experienced and can oell. Thunday Nov. 16th uur EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICF. to Phone 2Q2-R Mark Down Stock For FULL LEASED WIRE Thio S..le. N E W S S E R V l C E. By Ca.n1er 1.6 Cent.-·BY M&1l 14.00 U lt't Newa lt't In The Tribune RELIEf SITUATmN IN'S 'lE~~E Kidnap Witness Cel~brating 75 Years of Successful and Honorable Dealing in l\1eigs County-Middle! port and Rutland, Ohio. Sale Starts Friday, November 17th, 1933 at 9 a.m. Cl.slng Oat our entire stoek ol Ladles Ready-to-Wear to the Bare Walls. Nothing held baek or reserved. We mean it. Winter Coats STORE AT RUTLAND s • ·p • ensatmnal nces Special 75th A·ilniversary. ~ale Pric~s Read Every Item. :nele ar~ all :·~il,tra . Values we. are offermg for thtl oale only. on elk and Sl l\mrrlean Family Aprlng Scalf'M, low prk\ed 6f, Wool·Dresses ' ,3.!1!\ SUk Dre~sC!I, Sale l'"rlce $4..1\n Silk Dreue11, Sale Pricl!il !16.00 & $tUil Silk DreSNea, Sa.lf! ... $2.19 $2.65 prlrr $3.65 ,Jo.15 and $U.'J!i 14llfc DreRt·e11 MOuNTAIN MisT '4 1Ufi1' llh .·, ,TT . IN . G. '.'•.. . Large one Sheet Size ~:n;:h::dc~~r~ Dre.-e"· Sale' $8.1,5 DrcADI, 8ale .............. . '1t:15 & .J5.'1'1i Dre<-rte5, Sale . ''.1;3\ r• 11!.. . .. .................... . $1.19 WITH COVEit .. . .. ,. . · ... ·' .. $3.65 ... $5.115 $8.96 Blo.ck o,r O.rny wltq Cnblln Hre.( MEN'S RUBBER ROO'J'B .. ' RED bUM ' BOLES ··~·,t··; ';-'•~ ... . . ' MENS 4 HUCKLE ARTICS NEW RED SOLES ............ .. . ·. Extra Size ~Quality . . .. ·.: ....... . ........ . ..... LADIES RAYON SlLK PA~AMAir&.n 00iori - ·· •••••••••1 • •' •••••• •' ' . LADJES WASH DRESSES; new f0.11 8f9le11 Fast colorl'l, good quall~ .. ', ....... : .. c GRANITE COMBJNETB . · .. .. .. 36 ln. Dress Percale, large Jf~!Grtment Of Fall Patterns ..... . (.. .. . . ............... ··. . ·. ·. ·. . "•". · 45 2Sc sc , 10·c S9e 1 SPECIAL ANNIYERS~Y SALE PRICES ON ITEMS>YOU MAY NEED Umbrellao, Suede Cloth Jackets, Bed Spreado, Silk Underwear . $2A5 .. . $2.45 ' New A!ISOrtme.nt Ladles PJJr!es, Juet>'rtetlved i From New York. J•ouri Choice ...... . ....•... ,. ·. l • . Oenhlrk OUie~te or Proba.~ Razor~" New low price, 5 blades 25<:-10 for\~: . . . . · . ... .. . 95c 49c $6.50 · Price .................... $3.95 $10.75 Sale Price ... ................ $6.45 $16.75 fur trimmed, Sale Price ...... :$t.0.45 $24.50 Coats, fur trimmed, Sale Price ..... . '$13.45 $27.50 CoaUl, Fur Trimmed, Sale Price .. .... $16.95 $29.75 Ctlats, fur trimmed, Sale Price . . .... $17.95 .1.. " ,,.,,. I~ '~ : : ' High Grad'i. Coato including Sharmoor and Redfern ' 1\todela at oame R~uetio01 7oz; :: L~::~:t:c Size . . . . ........ 7.5c \ "' All Sale• Final in ~r Ready-To-We_ar' . D~~rt· menta-No Retums-No Appro~a:la, ' '\ !VJAGIC ROASTER Blue Spec:kle Enamel, .High Grade durable and easy to ''. ' clean, Three 1ood 1ize1, $LOO, $1.50, $1.75 values. 29c ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES 69c, 89c, $1.19 See The•e Wonderful Roasters ' I ·. ( ' .. · DEXD~ ' !J:# 'i' 20x40 l TURKISH Pure Silk full-fub· TOWELS Come Early, but be oure to come. ;· ~;.:;pr,ing your friend a and rbeat of all ;, bri01: ~r .~ •J,• ~ •'· ' ' '• ' '<>t"~ )",•, ~ hi8h'eot,espeetationt, you'.will no~ . ~·dleappointeil. I '·.· 11 • Your Promptneoa i1 Y .;ur Profit. '! '':'"'" } . REME~BER T'ifE REASON FOR THIS SALE:- Moa~ ~nfavorabl~ weather, and unusual depreaoion condition~ ill our vicinity thio fall. Come to Middleport and Rutland. Don't mi.., rain or ohine, tbio 1olden opportunity now at hand. Batland .. ' '' 4 AT OUR MIDDLEPORT STORE 4 AT OUR RUTLAND STORE Ticket 1iven with each SOc Purchaae durinr Our 75th Anni· veroary Sale, whieh otarll Friday No..,mber 17th. and endo November 25th. DIAMONDS GIVEN •A WAY AT OUR STORES . SATURDAY EVENING NOV. 25TH. Winner Muat be Present When Ticket lo DraWD . . ~. • Flavor Drip COFFEE MAKER .,_ llalullfl aD4 Dab t 59c ~. Inch Galvanized Corru1ated COAL HODS ...... WUit R•'Q' Gaha.ftlled 39c SOK$,_ , ,,1 Middleport . , '. ·~l'... ., 1 IN BUCKHE SHTE ' THREE ~HE OE~O I ' Contemplated By Preoi· dent In Government Financial Set-Up • NEEDY TO BE AIDED DROPPING DOLLAR MANY ACCIDENTS ROfa.r as rE>IIef for the poor Is. cml- cerned according to Capt. John R RF.a, sta.t.e investigator sent t<. Mel~~:s county to see just what v.LI'I going on In t he southeastern Ohio LUb-dlvlBloD. Rack.eteertnc In its worst fom1 hall bee11 p~tJced In the county with ..chiselers" profttln, huge\· through Indefensible methods ol dlstrlbutlne relief among certain townships In the county. · Capt. Rea m.11.de It plain how· ever, that Lhe Relief head locate!:' at Pomeroy was not Involved bur. thnt he was doing his best to d\strlbute· relief to help the most pea · pie possible. ''Many Instance::; were founrl, · Ute Ihvestigator said. "where chir. el :;rs received aid fro~ many dit ~ terem sources. The chiseler work · ed h1H racket -is follovts: He woult;l a:o to a trustee In a t :)wnshlp nnd t1Bk tor relief which would bt' forthcoming after he told where hf' Jived and tM situation in tht· home He would th~n go t.J third trustee ·in tha' other towll6hip.s, each he was living with ~:~~~J!~tl••.'". Jn e&ch of the ~ 4Sc 70xao. ~cgr IP\Illll Jll.nrle Bi!>nk~ , ., Combinations ANNI\(tRSARY 'SPECIALS IN OUit ; SHOE D~PARTMEN:r r.ADIES stilloE CI.pXH oponos . \} ' ..'.4~ \ . 7!c .. PALM OLIVE SOAP ANNIVERSARY SALE ; · .......... · $12.75 Wodl Dresses $6.00 aM $6.50 ~ I' ~ LADfM FLA'f'ELETTE ,O HT GOWNS Full Cut. ,nd well made.:.rancy pattemA OALV~IZED 8,PRUB PAILS, Lnrge Size-A Handy Pall :~::~r~:~~~. $8.65 comple\o. wllh Nall8. P'V pair .......... . MrcKEY M6tJBE swEAT 'sltmTS. ';;{~ZipPer ~ D~M 118.15 &l l19'.7!'1 Silk Drii!IIIN 81\le .Prlcf' 75c . . . .. . .. . .. . . ... . ac 8c .. .. . Men's "H..•Ithway" Br•nd Rubber Hal! Heel• WATT OEMJmAL ELECTRIC LlOHT BULBS, Special ~:;:B~:~: ~.e.~~~.. Salt! Price $13.1'5 a.nd ll4.75 Silk Ralfl. Prl(!f! SIZE-VAL~ and pra<llcal Weighs 25 lb!J., by~,oz. . tl.i. Val~e .... . , . :, . . .. "... 3~ DfBH JMIU!-,ORAY TITAio ENAMEL 14·Q'!ART .. .. .. .. .. C~ l 0 C~NTINUES I~ies in Auto Cra..,h ~EP~~T ~r lhirty Years State lnve~ti1ator From Columbuo Checkin1 Conditions A most unusual situation ha.s been revealed in Meigs county In· HERE COMES THE SALE OF ALL SALES.-The moat aenaational Sale in the history of LOOK AT THESE SACRIFICE PRICES ON Meiga County. A elorioua etirrine time oE bargain·givine"'-A time 'When yoltr · dollars have a purchaaing value and honest effort to close out:every dollar'• worth of-Womena l)re..ea and Coats in the entire otock. There will .be .no h,aitanci about aelline; We wo·n~htop to fl11t1re how much we looe; We •imply wan·t to empty all rack1. Every aar,~~tent in tbt 1tqre will be on aale at far be· low original colt. · No old 1ood•, but the NEW~ST, BIGGE~T anJf B~ST of 11ur otock of Cloak1, and Dre1ses, all placed on sale at a atartling lower price tha~ever uked for auch high-grade, aty· All New Fall1933 Style•, Bought Early Before the liab merchandiae.-PlJAIN FACTS and FIGURi::S :-Every. piece of merchandioe will be marked Advance ui plain figures on aale tall placed beside the ori,inal price, showin, you the immenoe aaving• at y9ur disposal. If you are wiae and varue your money then yo11 will surely attend thia gigantic un.lciadlnlf iale caused by unfavorable and unusual conditions in Meig• county. Come and take advantage of some of the many valuable Coat and Dress bar1ain1 we have for your opportunity. Such MERCHANDISE OFFERINGS will 1tir the entire country. From a hundred diff<!'rent directions will come eager people voicin1 their approval of this wonderou1 1ale. If you can't 1et here openin1 sale morn, cQme aa soon as pouible. In any event, don't mill thio golden <>ppor· !unity now at hand. Limited quantity oiloome linea. Re-United Cold Weather Blamtd For · Death Of Truck Driv· I en Near Norwalk But Unworthy To Be Pro• oecuted If Re~titution Not Made ' ' I 5~10 TO 8[ fi~ST Of M~Nl CHA,NGES IN MEIGS CIUNTY IS ·BEING PRIBED in Seven Coachea off Traek; O..ertu,..ecl; - Pauen· aero Serioualy Hurt each case l'e- I - And Declining Bond Pric· e1 Cauaed Roooevelt 1 To Change Helpen 1 WEATHER-Fair a n d continued cold tonight. . Fr·iday cloudy and warm· el' followe<l by rain in ·_' ROUth Friday night. . , I Reported From All Parts · Of State Due To Icy Highways G ~N llijU~R UWS ~ ~W~ITS G~~ERNnJ' I ,1 Commiaaion Said To H , . Completed Reconilii· ';, endations .,;t: ON LIQUOR CONTRdJ. ~ Said To Favor DI.trtft ution Thru LieeJUecit 41•, Retailers .!it ' 16-~:.:! � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 15, 1933 edwards hall hurley ohlinger