https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bf69bd5eb54f151579e5e541a3e78d29.pdf 3e060ad0f17f9851caa3892cd2cc12ab PDF Text Text .. .' ' ~ ·-~ I ,, j I j; .. 1 • 1''' ~- ' TllUDU '" HUll MOftiDD .. l8lf " OH IO STAT£ NU!!UV « 1 r. ~ ST '" G IUH AYl Wa.rliingrlssuetf For AD Farmers To Keep JndcMI.rs An~ Keep ·Nl Stock fn Barns Dec. 6th C. l.'L. U ~:S 'J::i GILES SMITH IS CALLED BY DEATH WIN bit orden; in quantltie& had ilee'n le~t at any :store In town that hnn · i.1e& meat 11<1 IL is presumed mu ~ mally that the feast will comt .i t r.omt btu da.t.., lor there could bl! 110 fe&!!t without an order amo · J~ the meat ~>I.Gr E! b: lni' left In tim<! em these mliat VP.r.dorfl to buy Ull a -'UPPIY of the OOrn. eht~l.ve 1 1 lc.se ur draw, thcrt' Wlll b' Urn!! J1.ud by ull llul II' : and that Is ~ foregone cor~btllevc you, 1.1.'! . LOCAL SINGER IN ATHENS CONCERT hme ior il: · 1 The following from here attended n: vcrtholes.'l tud thP. Music Club concert held ln 1a t<J be stugtd 1;;11 Athcn.M Monday eve !"ling: Mn. Pattl1e hunters ha v~ tJck Lochary, president ot the Pr:mr-roy Mm11c club. MrS. Wright Me;Croi:Ja, Mn. 0. R Fal"is. Mrs. BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R Sb••... Million Dollar •= Admi..ion , Genb 25c pluo lal< BJRftiDA Y AND REUNION On Suilday Nov. 2-4 ftfty one ~~ c<rPn, irandchUdrr.n · a11d ·areaL ~randchl ldren aathered . LADIES 10 CI:NTS ....... at the home U-R-WELCOME! r,f Charles BJake w1th well ftlled. baskets to remind hlm of lllS Tf birthday. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blake and stx and 8tarhn8" Mecullouah. druggists wit h ~he Red AnchW" DclJartment store have M•lod>I:JI Ey~s tlpdr mov1ni Into the property on Main St., an up~td-date llrU1iJ:!ilt4:Jre new Jooatton. E . o . Tewks- ~vii ,, ., •. k. who had his barber shop Ebersbtlch bulldlng hWI building In JII~···~·· children ot Columbua, Mr. at>d Mrs Warren Randolph tnd three chll~ dJen of Bellville, 'If. V&.; Mrs. Ash~ l!ly Landon, nve children of Baltl· more, o.: Mr and Mrs. Riohe.rd BlakP and three children of Colum- u Jt'l Hn'l It'a !11 The By Final Approval Of Proposala Voiced By Advioory Commi..ion Ia Gh·en By Govemor After Lon1 Period Of Silence I of lhl5 pia~. Mr. s.:1d i I " OPPONENTS TO CARRY FIGHT iTO INFURIATED MOB j • ~ \' ' ,,nd Mrs. Ray Adanu'l and two children of here, Martha Hummel of LEHlC!l.llter. John Webb (I{ Parken burg, iia.rr1 and H arley Adam11 (If t hl~ place - ------ GROUP F.NTERTAINF.P Mrs Fred . Jncludl~ , ,I bE'.l•_...«~TiiJO a ,._ Foiri -...., ........ ,......... ~;cub' t' mf"mbers of the Da.u&hters of Union Vetenms Monday eVtming at her home on ED.St Main Street. Thirteen rr.embers I LONGDALE Lanslolz er•Urtained the hOM.tess wert ?fit il .s...DJ.Ihw_l_alnlor .,.. - Alfred Read Fou~d Guilty of Stealinr $11.00 From Clair~ Windaor AilE UHt:JNi: SI'ARTING NOVEMBER 28 1lu o lh '" I li:' 1 ENDING DECEMBER 7 I :~·:,::;· 1.09 AnBeles, Nov. 29-INS-An(lther atzziJng chapter was written today about Alfred 0. Read, Jr., San F\"anei.!!~ broker, boXer, cay lotJtar~ 19 fl.nd decidedly no longer a friend o1 ' CI.aJ~ Wlrldaor, the beautiful lllonde sci~h and stare actreu.. A Jury Or six men and women ot BeallhSeap a senior the local I1Jgt ' this yr::ar, of ts taking a cdri1course. She IH th~ diLuJil· of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ball· 4 e.n· lSc of Pomllroy, .;.;"'------:-· THRtt .tRR.I::I!JTED ' ' •' ' I • ' • '• .." ' lfb''WhO tiad coofesaed. &tt.ack.ing a white W<Jman, had been lynched by a mob that wrecked the Buchanan coun- oav. Park "t. ... • Ki•n• ' ' . 1 \ P-..ut Butter .p........... Sc.p' Clover Farm I •· , BoUk!o . 47c 2 •• 2Sc -34c: .z·:..: 19c .._ Uc ,.; Sc ,19c - '. SCRATCH PDD6: - ;"'""~' ' J i " lb. Alumni and Students of Ohio State University ·"',':?:.., The annual Ohio Staie Day in Me~-~~ " Will be observed at the,Martin Hotell'ndij It~~ ·:.' · ning. Altdtcheon costing 60 cents per plate will' be served at 6!30. All Ohio Staters and their wives,.or husbands are invited .to attend. Notify Geo. W:·Kreitler, Pomeroy, Omo, pre~dent of the Meigs · County Grou'p, at once that you will want a reservation. Help boost Ohio State. Come to the annual "Thuse" Meeting }'riday night, 6:30,; Martin ,, Hotel, Pomeroy. •i " today ty Jill! at st. Gate OP.,no I :30 P. M. • armotmeed iB no need lot ahorten1nll' tbe seiU\011 <It" reductn1 thfl bat!; oqy 'JJ- Paf-)1 when lnfonned th.i.t I.JID)Itl •Warner, 19, a ·ne- bag Jt. s-n. Down c.... nour . • ' ' ~o~· . A<l,mt ..ion : - A11ul~< 50c~tude~t•, 50c d~partr.wnt Thla wu the brier .statement· talued today by (}(jv. l lb. Tbanksf«\ri~ Da~- 2;30 P.M. tlon make.•· c.. • C(lillmbUil, 0 .. N(lv. 29--INB-Vt: spite tne apparen' lltl8J"clly of ncblts t:hhl yeJ..-, th'! sta.~ oonllerva- INS-..1 have no comment to 24!/z~~1"03 lb. ,. ' Chaoe National Head Suue•to iNation No Scarcity Of Rabbits In Ohio ' noua Monday and placed In the county jail by Deputy Sheriff D. L. Teacy. The three are being held .or- Qhll'l~l said to be !nEid In tbe Jl..\venllt court hen~. Hearings \wJU be nrbged, It was learned, it once. ' :. ~ MIDDLH'OR:t; HIGH : SCHOQL FIELD REG~MMENDAT M~OE TOP ·o~NK G~MBLING' Jetrerson City, Nov. James fole;~aura Foley,. 10 and Vau~tbn ·X.,rr.Jey, 19, all ot Mid- ; ) Lives He Saya After Jail Ia Reduced To Shamblea; Neii"O Had feooed To Brutal Aooault Of White Woman ... ,, Whooe Name Wu Withheld ltnrsburg. Mr and MrA. Evelyn Blake rnct five children of thi.'l place, Mr. ;Polneroy 'Pnrp~e· P.anthers • SHERIFF YIELDS PRISONER : Coun:e Taken To Prevent ! Sacrifice Of Innocent Earl Wagal of Parkersbuta, Mr. and Mrs. Talbott Klnsloua:h of Par- •• \ ' vs. I ~~ I Mr&. ~iddleport Yellow·Jackets ~ ted Missouri Citizens Lynch Woman Assaulter ~ After Crime Is Confesse.d Sheriff Ex· Lynchins Occun At St Jooeph After Mob EatimatH plaioa Why Priaoner At 7,000, Fought And Battered Jail Doon For W •• Delivered More Than Five Houn COLEMAN RITE~ MONDAY • 15 CeDta- ·By Kail t-4:.00 • o! Lo.ncastcr John Baker and dau!l'h~er C&n"ler 1Miaoouri bus; Mrs. Nettle Fcl!iwn and babt """"'.I· 1.Heport, \ll!r• a.rnil~d I day. . A1ainot Monopoly To Floor Of Le1iolative Bodieo; 'iller Battle Ia f orecaot When Solon• 1 Convene Next Wedneoday cl the local music club and also a LOCAl, GIJU. PRESENTED WIT II I'JCHOLARSUt member of the Alhenfl orga!"'lzatlon. Mrs. Zelher, who appeared on last An tnt1rnat1onal correspondenc ~ C"\'enlng'll prolfl"am, sang two numbel'fl by McDowell. "The Sea" and School, Scranton, 1Pa., scholarsh'\1 "A lumber Bong' ami ' At the Willi" biW been presented to Anna &ttler, Pomf!roy Sl'nlor high school J..y Hageman. sl.udent by Edward Ebersbach, of I tile Red Anchor Depart.m ~nt illolt DRUGGISTS MOVE It WEL.:J announced. M1s;, Edward Stark Cloudy tonight and Thursd~y. ;;" Mild tfjlllperature ThUJ'IIo Stat• Monopoly Plaa 01 LIQuor Control Indorsed By Ohio Chlel b:eeutlve Mrs. Helen E. Zaihcr, vice pmsldent ......... WEATHER - FULL LEASED WIRE OF IN,TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. preMent ' Fullowlng the bl.!lline8.15 meeting Which was presided over by Mrs Kenneth RPed, Mrs. Lily Coates, John Challe, prt!sldent of the or· M1s. Hermlln BurL, Mrs. J . L. Fau- .an1za.tlon, a soCial hour w~~os spenl ~r. Miss Marsuerlte Meyer and t,nd n:freHhmel•tll W6rc served. t:LECTRIC Theatre '· at . Phone 236-L 64 I ... EDITORIAL OFFICE Bulleb to Whiz Hlrh, Low, Wide, Near and Hatodaonae at Pomeroy Cu:n Club Huntera Start; Out to Annihil•te Bre'r R.bbit Hunters. beware. farmer1 , keep 1bum dlvkled Into two sq118(!11 ,)r clole to :rour hOmes amd s""-Y 1:1 team11, th~ one bringing ln the tbe cyclone CPilarii &nd 1:1@ sum r.:m&lltlit numbt-r or rabbitll, pilyln~ that aD your !lveat.oek Is kept !.1 lor t he entire supper. • the barns next WedneMay,- 0:!I. B. Weed, captAin Qt his squatt, cember 8 for the war is ou. coru;.lsting of timoolt · p,nd •JlptmJ 'I'his warni113 ma y seem unw.u fl.l Roescher, Edison Hobb~ettet', · E1"'· &00 it. is, but it is better to be neb"t Duerr, DQr Schuef{ir, JOhn warned and not need il than to Shorr, Si.lp Keehne and Ott need it and not pt it. Strauss, llft.YS the lhlna: 1s "In the To make a kml story shot~. UN~ b::tg" ihat there ··ts nolhlnr to It:· great nimrods ()1 the Pomeroy Om1 ··we can't lolff!," llliYII W~d . •. JJi CJUl) are Iarin« forth on Wed~.- cour~;t the fact that he is satd "tr. day, Dee. 6 ano:1 WUl ftnlah declma.t be the owner of n pet rabbit fan:-:~ illl what rabblta other and bettt r cut nenr '1\ipJJ::rs Plains will hnv" hutlters have ml88ed up to dal!!. no bearng on the case In this inThat Ls they are roln& to kill &ll .stance. they see that they do not mlas on the otht.r hnnd, ··~J ' ' One thiq about these marksmEn Rldg(way captaining L. E. Holme.s, 1/i that then! is never any dani('!r Hart Stanbet'Y, Val Brown. Falh~r of them gettin& beyond the "law • Dunn, ··u r ." Uribble, Ol>car Roed:i limit" In any one day. It hn and Eldon Clark haB not 6o been reported that the only brl•r 1' t:th to say about the affair. taLltlt.t> they ,'ever g~t are the old 1 ·It ~ nol.std about KOmewh11t th £1.1 dtcJepU one• tho.t arfl not "Il l\" ~ ~'The B~" Is r.ot w f:I Ure of ht ·, bli.Jld nnd lame but deaf as well. t l\me t>Upply Ill:! W1..e-d bul ne h.:1,1 Th: l'.ot followers of the chase are c. friend wllo owns sev~ral Ulg Be'ftlurlng on havln:>; their uaual an- e1ans but the friend hR!i not y~t nual rabbit banquet on Thursday, !liYLn hl:; f\ra.l LLn:;-wer ti.S •o Ikc~..mblr 7, so it hO.tl been Sllold b•n \\hcther he can spare them I oil this reporter has been unable to out th ~ Bos.~·s sqund of ra,_ • ctmllrm the ~ : PQrL bE:cau.se no ub j. I>l~•• ~.lm~~~ 0 ... Sc ._,. Sa.p ....... ' .s!ol. 2a ... llc .....td... Soap 4 ':::~~ lSc Soip (:ilip'o .,..... 2 :;:~: 25 c ' . Jl'l!.l'hl Mil: ·o1 Mop~llio ,,.... ' Bohle 39c ' 5o I Lf C.. .. 111 : 2 1!:.-: 23c coo Cl ..., ...~ ., c.••• 9' c:r.cJ.t. --.....,.,_, Butter . lb . ....... or Roll '.6c 44rf ·1 :. 17t ' ~- Fftsb ... Baked Goodo - Newl TMtJl Stollen ROll. -tOe ..._._. ...... BREAD L&RQE TWIN '-' 9c JOAepb. bad. ordered out Mis5oUri national guard when the lith tank corp11 (I{ the the crowd became threatenIng . •• on ten'lfled. Tbe OOUIJle had been separat-ed several monUla. -- Coughlin Talks May Be Banned A. Reau1t of. Alt~fk O'lluA.'f ' Smith in Receat Radio Add"'"' ByJAMEBL.KaO~ INS Staff OorreaJ)Qlldent New York, Nov. 29-INB-Furthe)· apeecheB by the Rev. Charles E. O<JuabUn, Detroit's radio pr!Mf., In tbll! terntory may be op1JCl8ed. by the dtoooun authorlttea of the R(l:nan Oatho!lc church aa a. result of the sharp cont.roveray that has brokeq out beltw"len Father Cough~ JJn and Former Governor AUred E. Smith. The lie questlon or �\' I. - ">I ... .... ' , ,. '' 11 . I' WDl1Qi8DAY, l<OWMI!ER 20. lHS ·, •• 'r 'V • 't ~-. ~ ! ! _. . · , ' r ·.1 ~J !, ' ' : l • L io o • • • ~'"'" ' • FAQi:'fWo ,. • ,.,. ~i'~ •r • " , ObliYIOil· ' ' • ttJL ... ..,_ .......... ..,. . c;- ...... """" ,... .. ' I - NOD 'I'OtJa N&'WI TO ." F •' ·'" ".\ .....,.--4 ( ·[ "• KANAUGA ·NEWs " ,. """. '.· VIRGINIA GREGG ' '. . .. ' ' 'H' M'-':'\ ~· Fot Edic-tal Otfioe C&ll JII..L ••r uaamn. orne~ a'Od CJrcula&toa DepL eau aoa..a ----~-----~~------~~·-\ , til..; lCD· ' DtUvertd'· 81 (i&rrlu ' ~~q· , .ao ~-tt• f ' ,,ene ~nth .. 1 •• ,, • ••• • ~····· ...,.., nefl• ,. . ,.. , •• . . Three'MOnthl I , I· 1 ,. ,,,,., , ~ One Month · · · · · : · · · • • · • • · • • · lODe Year ........ . .... ;... , •• . lilt 91 ~ ~fnnf.h• X~·rr- · · · · · ' ' ' ' · · '· ·' , .... '"t'" ·•• ·· r IAIO J,OO ' Tb1 word is olo11p ulollJ feet. ehliPt IIlio ;; Jllll. - 1'1oioo 119:1~ rn~or'~~~~•or)o"nf~l'"U"· All religiou• ....·bing, doctrine .. ~ • need, d tney r.l'e to hD."f' "~" e\aim Q.Jpon the )o\'C, loyalty nnr:l devotion of the peor)\e, muot hA in harmony Wlth tho teachmKs of J ~ua tho Christ whOGEI wordl ftt intn •very fold and cnwiJe of tua human heart 1.1n;l (}(whom \t, wue aald In Joh11 7: 4.6. "NEV:::R MAN SPA KE UKF. 'J'J:1IS MAN. ~..u~.Rdlt!~J.k£rrn....-lnt'•. Cj,M'*IV•I,O!W> - ·· - · - · - - UJ' •r ::;pwl lJ,p iiJ P -!-·- A DAY OF THANKS Ncg 1\1 URE do tliose (Jf us who have weathered the HtormH o f inclement weather and passed throurh an · flt her ,t:iGa of life gather about and look to our H.eavenly F.1Lher while u prayer of thanksgiving is offered that we r.:tH reached our port in safety even though we have l1l't:! ll buffeted about m,o re 1 than usual. 1\fter all, there it! much, very m<t~h tnu nk;ru l. W~ ' have ou~ ,ltves, our <· nn11 \\'~ ar.c able to .toOik· ionward lltlll (' , ~he fight .for vxiJJtcnce. ' J '! Much w'~ ter has run over the dam since last ThanhH· ~; ;\m~~ iimt· pal38cd U. nd many things of Varying intensity, JlH ill, .so rrow and enjoyment, have occulTed during that time : 1 But alter till, takinli things as they come, looking ' . l1l' P squarely in the eyes, it seems that we as a nataon ha ve Jnuch more for whlch to thank our spiritual Adviser und Leader cl t this time thrn w e had one year ago. MARY'S D0Q NM JL\I&Y'8 LAMII Mary had a lWe dot and hi\ name wu Rover, he wu the pet or the wbole hoUHhold and ''dear" ta Mary. Tbe 10und of O I I I ' ' automob~ had ~ but sootblna eftect on. Rovlr'a ean the bJa t.ructl wttb their b)a:aer no!se bad a genUine etrect and forth a "!,hi& ' I< • ;tr k on 1and after mlxup. h~ a \I.BTY sick man by the attending rbytolclan. Dr. John Philson. had tied . Bad a~ t h e -· present '""""*' · TO EMPLOYME~T of thl8 COlumn will appear to some. hard ail · rl!!member tbe peouUar t... ~~ whleh bef~l WW Ihle, an ;;ltl:v Ree m to o th e r:~ , cruel as the world -may be viewed Dl.ml at, about mx wl!ekll by 'still others, there still remains much, "tery much, for an~&~ld tn taltlfli: needc·.c:·c~: :. wldr.eta., needlebrok•: '"hkh we may aU join hands and on bended knees thank a~'With area.t r~ n tu ~t~ und nll ~ wisc, m ercifu1 Father that we have been o(; ~ ater, atliklnl t. t'H1e d as well us. circumstances have dealt with w;;. ---,_-~-:.a.~~~ ::C.t ;"' 0~':~~~~.. May circunu;tances 1:10 co ntinu l that th ~ next twoh•.JI;;.~~!. Jqlar velD. Since the • 11 · ''\: " ' h b tt ~: and after recuperat.tn1 mo n th~ ~ hull ro ll around and finn us a m niue e er IJ:r. Ihlo v•aU.ed a. a,en· "O lldilion, mentully, finuncially, morally, physicaJiy and and had fourteen "., ll lt'l.lually, II the lHttet' is taken care of first, we M8) that were ek'uct we l l expect that all other.'i will be added unto us. , The Daily Tribune wi::~hcs itl!lo reRden~ a happy and 11 d f Th k · · prot:~peroms ay 0 an sgiVmg. may 1 1 \ ' '' , ... "\ 1 l :er ' NARROW ESCAPE; MACHINE WRECKED When rcturnlni home Pc.meroy Bnturo:lay nfeht a.t .hcur. . P)'ol.• ~:· ~ II". the tp'llded Rlli'OOiil l'i,ere, E:~pecially is the p..-esent time adequate and oppor· tune and idea) for the thousandS who hava~ been..idle !H..• lun g, lo thank their Creator for the upturn ');hich h3l uken pl~ce in our economic life whereby they have be. 11 put to work at a living wage when all but hope and faith l that I made heaven. ----·'HIE BIG. DAY OMOJ\ItOW is the day when friendships (on the foo· ha ll fi eld) betwee n Pomeroy and Middleport, cease. tl'omorrow i~ the day when the mightieHt, hardest. toughSMALL IIIAZI: r s t g~ me of all the year is indulged in by both Pomeroy had Lts orl11ln In a ran therH and Middleport Yellow Jackets. The members •·~~iii,~:ii~ d=e~ ~~ of hoth teams are mutua11y fr\endly although when they""· '•-'·:... prompt. ac· 0 ge-t into the game, tomorrow a bYstander who did not I;;;;..·j ~: 1 know the circumstances would be sure that murder was on Poilrth ~·" ills.t attempted. Mlt;8 The Kame toll)orrow is for "blood" so fur as thai by tnsurterm is used in connection with football games. Both t eams are strainiJ'IQ' every fibre in their entire rnake up to , ... in for first a'n d most important, it me~ns to win that th ~y have conquered their most intense rival and next, lh it·, year, it means that the winner has additional honors,"--"-"'' in that the victor will be acclaimed champion of the !:;,o uthcastern Ohio League, no mean honor. Everything will be conducted, so far as the two J-tchool.s, their officials, players and students are concerned, otte hundred per cent above board, thoroughly in a ~:~ vortsmanlike way throughout. It is tmditional with the t~• hools that such be the case. lt remalnR therefore IlL{' fo llowers of the two teams to take aK their example the s po~manship of the players on the field and act cN·dingly. If there is any trouble, and no one expects any r.,,·ise b6cause there has been too much wood feelinr ex.. isting during the past few years, b~t we repeat, if tll~r' is any trouble, It wllJ be due to the fact that oome followers of ~~h teams h4d conoiderably l~ao ·~'''!:;~~·n~~~~r~ their make-up thap w~~ in tho YOUDIIItel'l! who and battled · so v~ljantly yet so C~f!!Riet~lf U~p t ed-blooded, true ~weric~n g~~tlemen Wi"o'!ll'~opt. '!'his is ~~~· ll!lle fn all t)Jo :YPI!r whoP fl'9t.lo'l fq!lqwers o! our two tpw!ls nQI!tllqr co!Upiii~Pjltjy i~ tbe Qijlo VIII· ley, side ~Y '•\P'• c~n Illite a JOR4 i'.II!I'IP in DlDrtl•·"'lllli1'" mans~ip app ~pner&l alr 'rel!ll~ 11!~~11!1..-. fF Ill~ youths for wholn tli~y are oho~llmJ ·,o J&flY· , T .., IOIIIA!'I'/~:~~~~~~- I, . { I mhaculoo:..s esef'l.peInJUry fromwhen he death or serJou& fell aeleep a.t the wheel of hts car jUflt. above the Whl\e Roell: .:~alt will give a play entLtlcd, "Look1n~ plant 1n M1nerav1Ue. Tbe car ran Wvely". Tbe~lay ta expeoted to be mto o. JlOSt, plun&:ed a.ci'OI58 Ul.! road and u.ttm- strlltina an electric \'elf ROOd aa t. 18 belnB d~cted by MJN lr8ne nor. Thll Old Soout.l Ulht PP.I,e ,tur,neil Olllir UJree ~,R\'.lll. When Hit e:l1 came to a atop Mr. ttt!,erve a lift..: Jet's back them. was €ta.ndiUI on his head ln· The Boy Boout.s of Racine Troop Lott side, uninjured except one SC!n.tcb 43 wlah w!Jih t.o thllnk tb<lse who at· tended their 110up dinner hel'fl Wednesday and th08e who worked and !:!r.d Lo make their dinner a sllC· ' ' ., ' ' ' ' ' .. .. ". ; ' ; The pole oo·:ed the Clll' t;r.m goh11r cv: ~; the l'i'ler bank l!•ll~.; which would hove almOlll. f,I1J tain dr::ath at Lhat point A ftliUIJ cabinet. for the typJn1 treeing hlmsel1 trom t.he_c:.:: .. room IB under tbe prooeu of con wa.& picked up by Harry 11 truet1oo. It I& being bullt. In aucll a tt-k-:n to his home here, ~!~~~~:.1 "'"Y that each stUdent wHI have a at an f.arty hour In the IT separate ln which to file the The ('61' which wu taken to carbOns ofplace the buslneaa letters he or Chcvmlct ga.r&.ge, was r:ald to be &M twes. or anythlnc which needs total wreck. \u be kept neat a.nd clean. UNDJ=RWI.:NT MINOR OPERATION cRITiCALLY n .. L Lockmaatcr J . E. Graham who Joe Petl·el, cUJz'!n of Elm street. BUYS LETART STOaE been conftned to his home the undHwr.nt an operation tor the re• 0\l,Y N~llltr, proprlel4r ol tJl\1 week at Lock o.nd Dll.m 24, moval of a growth In the corner oJ o bad Ckae of 11u. Ia l'eporlcd an eye Sunday at the omoo or Dr. NllJter dry toodl urd illnfl'lll stare here, cJoKct a deal lad 'week ~---Wlth :ao.tou & Bolt.oo of L';ltafl ,'• ... ,·.· ,. .,. ,_,.,·~· Palla, for Ule'r iiOn ln Utat VU· .. lq:e, whicb ta 1lnitlar &o u.e IJei(l· . ., . I~-· ~ .... ' clt~PTBR ' ' tJimTEBN 1 ' ' 1 ~ IN MEMOBIAM , , I , I , rememlter $M Jut aitUcl me·'to woll lor ' lit4 . pn,entl7. "Do ..... ' 1lo J'OU ' I . ' \, ." " ''' ' ( ... At . ' r,~. fI • '',.' ' ';~ ..... ' loneaome, .. J~r In the midSt. of our joys, we are blue, Wtt.h lton here ln · Kadne. , Jfll&on & 81111le on our ~· ~· r '·;_ WJij ~· faoo, we Ve a bearte.che, Wolf who hll Men whb the local t tore here since lt.l o;mtna. t.OiM( char1e of the Letart store Monday .JOIN OUR ., . "S\.Irrouuded by frlend e, we a.re ~ \ ... .. •;t ,, . i ' I .,. ' ' ' - ~· ' Qn a leg 4 - .' • '- . ' .. .: ' ' '· .' '. ' . I' ' .,. 1' •I ~ ... ~· ' I ' ~ .::~ ",: :'1 1-· ' •' . I < i'; ,:. : ·~ I ·, ,} "t Longing, dear Mother, for you." HUfband and Ohlldrep. '. r!:':. -- ' • = Did You .Ever Stop ·to . for I I lowu 11.10 , 1 ·< ' ' ' ~ ~· W•!te. s~'!'!'O'· Ql!l~ week The ortd gel a: new PHILCO for ChrilllriiN Yea, you can have a BIUvtJ.. oua 1934 PHILCO ll•ply by paying a eitLaU UIOua~ eaeh week frel!l llmir mill! Chrlatmao, At thai Ume )'Olir now PlfiLCO wiD'be dill..r.4 tad tholjolaneo wiD be 1:4r.rljtd en tlt• euleet Of J!a)'aMllaf .loin our Clorlotmu Clab aciw f ••I'Y • b u••~· c:ooper~~tion . I of adverti1in1 io needed in buildina better . '· .. "' hPa but 1'181 WDD'\ be flew todaJ. 'l'h11 11 hi• altemooa o~. We'U ban tlie plt.ee to our.:'11WlPI Hl.u.. lfa't'Rbolt ~topped OD thl path. "Do ,.. mlad tloatt Woald rather &O to the Rit.ll for tea?" rather co tuide tor eoek-Patrtcb.. anJ.octed a creat on the 1fcbtl panollod obanoo to . ~d ~cir.,.ioi!al h,'ll~ ..... ; I• .. ~Ito;~ ·~ P'ide the adver· ltten have Ia t~.•r liUfJMU, · · . .. .1 . ' Buoina11 ceace~ ,wl.~.are ..;...,d qf ,.Pt lhe:r have to oell ... IHie~ ~".,. . '. . I ' . CqL, . \ . U111 ' " ttli , :!1&..:;.:. ~.~ ~ ,.;..J\c ·Dfl!F~~~ . . . ' ' ' ..- I , .. ' :~ 1tf1'~'rirtioin;. . , ' ' . ' ' The dgarettr tlxlfs. , '. . · he~ ; s..J:ftr~~*'f- n,~·flY'"'!""" ' •< they have. · 'MilDER cigarette that .. .. . , TASTES BEnER . • .... I' .....~ ......._or--···· I~ _.-.:a;:,oldJa+SOr.e.lliliW " ..a, . Pltnco. 1 . to $17~ J ~ .,. .•. _,. ............. . l .. _.,~,-· .. .. . - IMfT'SIIIuCuWIIIP ' SAUD DRESSING ·" ·I I ftip. .. ' . '-:- ' ·" ... ,.. . ' • ,' ' ' ' .. . I ) II . ' ~I ' " i . ,. ' I• ' I ' ' ' ' I '• . ' I " •' I i ."· I• ' �\' I. - ">I ... .... ' , ,. '' 11 . I' WDl1Qi8DAY, l<OWMI!ER 20. lHS ·, •• 'r 'V • 't ~-. ~ ! ! _. . · , ' r ·.1 ~J !, ' ' : l • L io o • • • ~'"'" ' • FAQi:'fWo ,. • ,.,. ~i'~ •r • " , ObliYIOil· ' ' • ttJL ... ..,_ .......... ..,. . c;- ...... """" ,... .. ' I - NOD 'I'OtJa N&'WI TO ." F •' ·'" ".\ .....,.--4 ( ·[ "• KANAUGA ·NEWs " ,. """. '.· VIRGINIA GREGG ' '. . .. ' ' 'H' M'-':'\ ~· Fot Edic-tal Otfioe C&ll JII..L ••r uaamn. orne~ a'Od CJrcula&toa DepL eau aoa..a ----~-----~~------~~·-\ , til..; lCD· ' DtUvertd'· 81 (i&rrlu ' ~~q· , .ao ~-tt• f ' ,,ene ~nth .. 1 •• ,, • ••• • ~····· ...,.., nefl• ,. . ,.. , •• . . Three'MOnthl I , I· 1 ,. ,,,,., , ~ One Month · · · · · : · · · • • · • • · • • · lODe Year ........ . .... ;... , •• . lilt 91 ~ ~fnnf.h• X~·rr- · · · · · ' ' ' ' · · '· ·' , .... '"t'" ·•• ·· r IAIO J,OO ' Tb1 word is olo11p ulollJ feet. ehliPt IIlio ;; Jllll. - 1'1oioo 119:1~ rn~or'~~~~•or)o"nf~l'"U"· All religiou• ....·bing, doctrine .. ~ • need, d tney r.l'e to hD."f' "~" e\aim Q.Jpon the )o\'C, loyalty nnr:l devotion of the peor)\e, muot hA in harmony Wlth tho teachmKs of J ~ua tho Christ whOGEI wordl ftt intn •very fold and cnwiJe of tua human heart 1.1n;l (}(whom \t, wue aald In Joh11 7: 4.6. "NEV:::R MAN SPA KE UKF. 'J'J:1IS MAN. ~..u~.Rdlt!~J.k£rrn....-lnt'•. Cj,M'*IV•I,O!W> - ·· - · - · - - UJ' •r ::;pwl lJ,p iiJ P -!-·- A DAY OF THANKS Ncg 1\1 URE do tliose (Jf us who have weathered the HtormH o f inclement weather and passed throurh an · flt her ,t:iGa of life gather about and look to our H.eavenly F.1Lher while u prayer of thanksgiving is offered that we r.:tH reached our port in safety even though we have l1l't:! ll buffeted about m,o re 1 than usual. 1\fter all, there it! much, very m<t~h tnu nk;ru l. W~ ' have ou~ ,ltves, our <· nn11 \\'~ ar.c able to .toOik· ionward lltlll (' , ~he fight .for vxiJJtcnce. ' J '! Much w'~ ter has run over the dam since last ThanhH· ~; ;\m~~ iimt· pal38cd U. nd many things of Varying intensity, JlH ill, .so rrow and enjoyment, have occulTed during that time : 1 But alter till, takinli things as they come, looking ' . l1l' P squarely in the eyes, it seems that we as a nataon ha ve Jnuch more for whlch to thank our spiritual Adviser und Leader cl t this time thrn w e had one year ago. MARY'S D0Q NM JL\I&Y'8 LAMII Mary had a lWe dot and hi\ name wu Rover, he wu the pet or the wbole hoUHhold and ''dear" ta Mary. Tbe 10und of O I I I ' ' automob~ had ~ but sootblna eftect on. Rovlr'a ean the bJa t.ructl wttb their b)a:aer no!se bad a genUine etrect and forth a "!,hi& ' I< • ;tr k on 1and after mlxup. h~ a \I.BTY sick man by the attending rbytolclan. Dr. John Philson. had tied . Bad a~ t h e -· present '""""*' · TO EMPLOYME~T of thl8 COlumn will appear to some. hard ail · rl!!member tbe peouUar t... ~~ whleh bef~l WW Ihle, an ;;ltl:v Ree m to o th e r:~ , cruel as the world -may be viewed Dl.ml at, about mx wl!ekll by 'still others, there still remains much, "tery much, for an~&~ld tn taltlfli: needc·.c:·c~: :. wldr.eta., needlebrok•: '"hkh we may aU join hands and on bended knees thank a~'With area.t r~ n tu ~t~ und nll ~ wisc, m ercifu1 Father that we have been o(; ~ ater, atliklnl t. t'H1e d as well us. circumstances have dealt with w;;. ---,_-~-:.a.~~~ ::C.t ;"' 0~':~~~~.. May circunu;tances 1:10 co ntinu l that th ~ next twoh•.JI;;.~~!. Jqlar velD. Since the • 11 · ''\: " ' h b tt ~: and after recuperat.tn1 mo n th~ ~ hull ro ll around and finn us a m niue e er IJ:r. Ihlo v•aU.ed a. a,en· "O lldilion, mentully, finuncially, morally, physicaJiy and and had fourteen "., ll lt'l.lually, II the lHttet' is taken care of first, we M8) that were ek'uct we l l expect that all other.'i will be added unto us. , The Daily Tribune wi::~hcs itl!lo reRden~ a happy and 11 d f Th k · · prot:~peroms ay 0 an sgiVmg. may 1 1 \ ' '' , ... "\ 1 l :er ' NARROW ESCAPE; MACHINE WRECKED When rcturnlni home Pc.meroy Bnturo:lay nfeht a.t .hcur. . P)'ol.• ~:· ~ II". the tp'llded Rlli'OOiil l'i,ere, E:~pecially is the p..-esent time adequate and oppor· tune and idea) for the thousandS who hava~ been..idle !H..• lun g, lo thank their Creator for the upturn ');hich h3l uken pl~ce in our economic life whereby they have be. 11 put to work at a living wage when all but hope and faith l that I made heaven. ----·'HIE BIG. DAY OMOJ\ItOW is the day when friendships (on the foo· ha ll fi eld) betwee n Pomeroy and Middleport, cease. tl'omorrow i~ the day when the mightieHt, hardest. toughSMALL IIIAZI: r s t g~ me of all the year is indulged in by both Pomeroy had Lts orl11ln In a ran therH and Middleport Yellow Jackets. The members •·~~iii,~:ii~ d=e~ ~~ of hoth teams are mutua11y fr\endly although when they""· '•-'·:... prompt. ac· 0 ge-t into the game, tomorrow a bYstander who did not I;;;;..·j ~: 1 know the circumstances would be sure that murder was on Poilrth ~·" ills.t attempted. Mlt;8 The Kame toll)orrow is for "blood" so fur as thai by tnsurterm is used in connection with football games. Both t eams are strainiJ'IQ' every fibre in their entire rnake up to , ... in for first a'n d most important, it me~ns to win that th ~y have conquered their most intense rival and next, lh it·, year, it means that the winner has additional honors,"--"-"'' in that the victor will be acclaimed champion of the !:;,o uthcastern Ohio League, no mean honor. Everything will be conducted, so far as the two J-tchool.s, their officials, players and students are concerned, otte hundred per cent above board, thoroughly in a ~:~ vortsmanlike way throughout. It is tmditional with the t~• hools that such be the case. lt remalnR therefore IlL{' fo llowers of the two teams to take aK their example the s po~manship of the players on the field and act cN·dingly. If there is any trouble, and no one expects any r.,,·ise b6cause there has been too much wood feelinr ex.. isting during the past few years, b~t we repeat, if tll~r' is any trouble, It wllJ be due to the fact that oome followers of ~~h teams h4d conoiderably l~ao ·~'''!:;~~·n~~~~r~ their make-up thap w~~ in tho YOUDIIItel'l! who and battled · so v~ljantly yet so C~f!!Riet~lf U~p t ed-blooded, true ~weric~n g~~tlemen Wi"o'!ll'~opt. '!'his is ~~~· ll!lle fn all t)Jo :YPI!r whoP fl'9t.lo'l fq!lqwers o! our two tpw!ls nQI!tllqr co!Upiii~Pjltjy i~ tbe Qijlo VIII· ley, side ~Y '•\P'• c~n Illite a JOR4 i'.II!I'IP in DlDrtl•·"'lllli1'" mans~ip app ~pner&l alr 'rel!ll~ 11!~~11!1..-. fF Ill~ youths for wholn tli~y are oho~llmJ ·,o J&flY· , T .., IOIIIA!'I'/~:~~~~~~- I, . { I mhaculoo:..s esef'l.peInJUry fromwhen he death or serJou& fell aeleep a.t the wheel of hts car jUflt. above the Whl\e Roell: .:~alt will give a play entLtlcd, "Look1n~ plant 1n M1nerav1Ue. Tbe car ran Wvely". Tbe~lay ta expeoted to be mto o. JlOSt, plun&:ed a.ci'OI58 Ul.! road and u.ttm- strlltina an electric \'elf ROOd aa t. 18 belnB d~cted by MJN lr8ne nor. Thll Old Soout.l Ulht PP.I,e ,tur,neil Olllir UJree ~,R\'.lll. When Hit e:l1 came to a atop Mr. ttt!,erve a lift..: Jet's back them. was €ta.ndiUI on his head ln· The Boy Boout.s of Racine Troop Lott side, uninjured except one SC!n.tcb 43 wlah w!Jih t.o thllnk tb<lse who at· tended their 110up dinner hel'fl Wednesday and th08e who worked and !:!r.d Lo make their dinner a sllC· ' ' ., ' ' ' ' ' .. .. ". ; ' ; The pole oo·:ed the Clll' t;r.m goh11r cv: ~; the l'i'ler bank l!•ll~.; which would hove almOlll. f,I1J tain dr::ath at Lhat point A ftliUIJ cabinet. for the typJn1 treeing hlmsel1 trom t.he_c:.:: .. room IB under tbe prooeu of con wa.& picked up by Harry 11 truet1oo. It I& being bullt. In aucll a tt-k-:n to his home here, ~!~~~~:.1 "'"Y that each stUdent wHI have a at an f.arty hour In the IT separate ln which to file the The ('61' which wu taken to carbOns ofplace the buslneaa letters he or Chcvmlct ga.r&.ge, was r:ald to be &M twes. or anythlnc which needs total wreck. \u be kept neat a.nd clean. UNDJ=RWI.:NT MINOR OPERATION cRITiCALLY n .. L Lockmaatcr J . E. Graham who Joe Petl·el, cUJz'!n of Elm street. BUYS LETART STOaE been conftned to his home the undHwr.nt an operation tor the re• 0\l,Y N~llltr, proprlel4r ol tJl\1 week at Lock o.nd Dll.m 24, moval of a growth In the corner oJ o bad Ckae of 11u. Ia l'eporlcd an eye Sunday at the omoo or Dr. NllJter dry toodl urd illnfl'lll stare here, cJoKct a deal lad 'week ~---Wlth :ao.tou & Bolt.oo of L';ltafl ,'• ... ,·.· ,. .,. ,_,.,·~· Palla, for Ule'r iiOn ln Utat VU· .. lq:e, whicb ta 1lnitlar &o u.e IJei(l· . ., . I~-· ~ .... ' clt~PTBR ' ' tJimTEBN 1 ' ' 1 ~ IN MEMOBIAM , , I , I , rememlter $M Jut aitUcl me·'to woll lor ' lit4 . pn,entl7. "Do ..... ' 1lo J'OU ' I . ' \, ." " ''' ' ( ... At . ' r,~. fI • '',.' ' ';~ ..... ' loneaome, .. J~r In the midSt. of our joys, we are blue, Wtt.h lton here ln · Kadne. , Jfll&on & 81111le on our ~· ~· r '·;_ WJij ~· faoo, we Ve a bearte.che, Wolf who hll Men whb the local t tore here since lt.l o;mtna. t.OiM( char1e of the Letart store Monday .JOIN OUR ., . "S\.Irrouuded by frlend e, we a.re ~ \ ... .. •;t ,, . i ' I .,. ' ' ' - ~· ' Qn a leg 4 - .' • '- . ' .. .: ' ' '· .' '. ' . I' ' .,. 1' •I ~ ... ~· ' I ' ~ .::~ ",: :'1 1-· ' •' . I < i'; ,:. : ·~ I ·, ,} "t Longing, dear Mother, for you." HUfband and Ohlldrep. '. r!:':. -- ' • = Did You .Ever Stop ·to . for I I lowu 11.10 , 1 ·< ' ' ' ~ ~· W•!te. s~'!'!'O'· Ql!l~ week The ortd gel a: new PHILCO for ChrilllriiN Yea, you can have a BIUvtJ.. oua 1934 PHILCO ll•ply by paying a eitLaU UIOua~ eaeh week frel!l llmir mill! Chrlatmao, At thai Ume )'Olir now PlfiLCO wiD'be dill..r.4 tad tholjolaneo wiD be 1:4r.rljtd en tlt• euleet Of J!a)'aMllaf .loin our Clorlotmu Clab aciw f ••I'Y • b u••~· c:ooper~~tion . I of adverti1in1 io needed in buildina better . '· .. "' hPa but 1'181 WDD'\ be flew todaJ. 'l'h11 11 hi• altemooa o~. We'U ban tlie plt.ee to our.:'11WlPI Hl.u.. lfa't'Rbolt ~topped OD thl path. "Do ,.. mlad tloatt Woald rather &O to the Rit.ll for tea?" rather co tuide tor eoek-Patrtcb.. anJ.octed a creat on the 1fcbtl panollod obanoo to . ~d ~cir.,.ioi!al h,'ll~ ..... ; I• .. ~Ito;~ ·~ P'ide the adver· ltten have Ia t~.•r liUfJMU, · · . .. .1 . ' Buoina11 ceace~ ,wl.~.are ..;...,d qf ,.Pt lhe:r have to oell ... IHie~ ~".,. . '. . I ' . CqL, . \ . U111 ' " ttli , :!1&..:;.:. ~.~ ~ ,.;..J\c ·Dfl!F~~~ . . . ' ' ' ..- I , .. ' :~ 1tf1'~'rirtioin;. . , ' ' . ' ' The dgarettr tlxlfs. , '. . · he~ ; s..J:ftr~~*'f- n,~·flY'"'!""" ' •< they have. · 'MilDER cigarette that .. .. . , TASTES BEnER . • .... I' .....~ ......._or--···· I~ _.-.:a;:,oldJa+SOr.e.lliliW " ..a, . Pltnco. 1 . to $17~ J ~ .,. .•. _,. ............. . l .. _.,~,-· .. .. . - IMfT'SIIIuCuWIIIP ' SAUD DRESSING ·" ·I I ftip. .. ' . '-:- ' ·" ... ,.. . ' • ,' ' ' ' .. . I ) II . ' ~I ' " i . ,. ' I• ' I ' ' ' ' I '• . ' I " •' I i ."· I• ' �I •• • ' '' Football Widt V -· --l"f:::L-+ '-'.un ,; ' '• r' I • I i ----· "~nEBl)AY, NOVE¥J~E!< '. i"• 11131 '"'• ,.. ·, ,.. •' ', ___ .,.__ .... ' • ' '· " . .' ' •·• ' ,. • ' ' ~ \.I ·~ 1 '"· r •~"'~! ·'• ~ .... \~f.'\ • 1'1\ • " ' " ....,. • ~ • ... ·. ~ ,•• " . . ,.OCTOBER I ' ,. ' ...,.....- • " t No ··1'mliti• · ll~tded I T.l;l·a· · Mit~· ' , ' ~ "' . ·. • ifMW , it~ "' '' ONE DISABLED · .......... ' ..,, J,'~!l~ll~j ) 4W 1J..c· ~Cfdent CloiDDo F1Jeli , In·tJt•SWe . ~ · !. ~ ~ · ~.' "·. allll evldeilted by men tons perl01.'16 the heavY to w«k. record r6r Tho!l. P . of SalEM' 1 I ow or everl ., Tomorrow is Thanksgiving• The~ three morf>. WQrking days until -the votes will be counted and the prizes award· ed in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 ·in··Oasb~% · ·s~?Z~·r~·.vm-- · ,, 1111 . !· . :; I TO RENEW RIVALRY .•:t \},· - \ h ,.'· MiBB OOidle Click teacher Yeager schOol and her pt,g>IIB I entertain their many frlenda a.ll ;flho wl.!hes to be MU.. 1 ~oe wlllt ' oUIM!If, riiJit aow, to olflyo ~uy Boei Sajiul Tell your that yoa .t""Y' w1111t Be~ Saprl Focer Tell your friend• to alwoyo uoo Beet SIJF,,~ , Be"''' why; Beet Sapr io de..., JU&Iily ...,.... ad I.a. uo superior. Farmen Ia lito 11atea of Oliio, bil!lall& ill4 Miello lpa, nleo ud prepare your ~Mot •UIU oi!8p. Pat ~:;;;~:·tl!~~-;!'"~"";:·~......... - pre~e~~ot at school Wednesday afternoon a Thanll::agivlng program. AU Invited to come. Sunday school at Sm1~1U~'--""'!.~!~1 ! Is prog:re5Binr nicely . day morning with large ""'he!'"'"~· The quilt which waa tho Ladleli' Aid of Smith waa presented to the putor preiSident of t.be Aid 111'1. Durst and Its members. Rev. Ransom hi!Jhly ' ' ·' •' I •' • ' ' The time for usel~ss delay, weak excuses an~ ;~~Jy~litf. . i~ ~as~. !.~c t~ing !~at f!aC~ co~­ tenJe.- should re•hze, 1s the fact, tliit the more votes she has to turn ,.in next Monday nisrht the larger priz~ :sh~ unlfou&tf!Cllv will win. ' OLD SALEM ,., II The days of procrasti11ation are gone. The days of wasted moments are gone. The big prizes will soon be gone. , Gone out of reach of those who failed to put action behind their desires. MAXI TBI HOURS COUNT Aetlve Candidates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie llarsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Oldo Pomeroy, Oliio �I •• • ' '' Football Widt V -· --l"f:::L-+ '-'.un ,; ' '• r' I • I i ----· "~nEBl)AY, NOVE¥J~E!< '. i"• 11131 '"'• ,.. ·, ,.. •' ', ___ .,.__ .... ' • ' '· " . .' ' •·• ' ,. • ' ' ~ \.I ·~ 1 '"· r •~"'~! ·'• ~ .... \~f.'\ • 1'1\ • " ' " ....,. • ~ • ... ·. ~ ,•• " . . ,.OCTOBER I ' ,. ' ...,.....- • " t No ··1'mliti• · ll~tded I T.l;l·a· · Mit~· ' , ' ~ "' . ·. • ifMW , it~ "' '' ONE DISABLED · .......... ' ..,, J,'~!l~ll~j ) 4W 1J..c· ~Cfdent CloiDDo F1Jeli , In·tJt•SWe . ~ · !. ~ ~ · ~.' "·. allll evldeilted by men tons perl01.'16 the heavY to w«k. record r6r Tho!l. P . of SalEM' 1 I ow or everl ., Tomorrow is Thanksgiving• The~ three morf>. WQrking days until -the votes will be counted and the prizes award· ed in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 ·in··Oasb~% · ·s~?Z~·r~·.vm-- · ,, 1111 . !· . :; I TO RENEW RIVALRY .•:t \},· - \ h ,.'· MiBB OOidle Click teacher Yeager schOol and her pt,g>IIB I entertain their many frlenda a.ll ;flho wl.!hes to be MU.. 1 ~oe wlllt ' oUIM!If, riiJit aow, to olflyo ~uy Boei Sajiul Tell your that yoa .t""Y' w1111t Be~ Saprl Focer Tell your friend• to alwoyo uoo Beet SIJF,,~ , Be"''' why; Beet Sapr io de..., JU&Iily ...,.... ad I.a. uo superior. Farmen Ia lito 11atea of Oliio, bil!lall& ill4 Miello lpa, nleo ud prepare your ~Mot •UIU oi!8p. Pat ~:;;;~:·tl!~~-;!'"~"";:·~......... - pre~e~~ot at school Wednesday afternoon a Thanll::agivlng program. AU Invited to come. Sunday school at Sm1~1U~'--""'!.~!~1 ! Is prog:re5Binr nicely . day morning with large ""'he!'"'"~· The quilt which waa tho Ladleli' Aid of Smith waa presented to the putor preiSident of t.be Aid 111'1. Durst and Its members. Rev. Ransom hi!Jhly ' ' ·' •' I •' • ' ' The time for usel~ss delay, weak excuses an~ ;~~Jy~litf. . i~ ~as~. !.~c t~ing !~at f!aC~ co~­ tenJe.- should re•hze, 1s the fact, tliit the more votes she has to turn ,.in next Monday nisrht the larger priz~ :sh~ unlfou&tf!Cllv will win. ' OLD SALEM ,., II The days of procrasti11ation are gone. The days of wasted moments are gone. The big prizes will soon be gone. , Gone out of reach of those who failed to put action behind their desires. MAXI TBI HOURS COUNT Aetlve Candidates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie llarsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Oldo Pomeroy, Oliio �... '• .. ,.. - .. • 'J. f- .. ' c. '" . '• '1 .' ..··"" .•. "' • I ~ ': :·MAmthAttracted T urch .oazaar n J ' ; . '. 0 J. ~~ - ~Apleao~:r:'Aged Pomeroyan swers Summons HJ.tory E~ent Two Local Boys On Pro.O'P9m e~...... Pbi:~~~!o~e:h =: ~ &b~ .', bersonals Wednesday for Oleveland wberell!lvinc holldaya with )(r. and !(rl. they will llllfJild the Tbanltlii\'lht Qlenrey J!lwlllll of LinCOID B1U. week end with the fOfi!W"' fatber, .M'r. • and Yra. • •oeorse • )(liHI )(ame and Ida Kertclltb Albert o. Bmlth. . Ewlnl of and niece, Dorothy Mel'1dlth ot • • • Akron who have been the auesta of Two Pomeroyana wlll be Included Marldta 111'1'1ve4 Wednesday &o Mr. and us. John Wellt of llr. and )(rs. Phil WllllatniCm the In Thlll'&laY'a PnllfSID of boxma IPIDd Tbankallvlnl. week end with Portsmouth and Mr. and Mrs. J . A. past few daya have left for Wood- I 1 -.Mra.B.H.S&umlers, R. N. Blrd·'An NO PAPER. well, lt. J . RelnDOit, Peter Batzel, I ~ wra. D J sullivan. 14n. Alll\18t ' owm, &o &be rae& Usa& Tb..,. Knab .,;.,.; O'Vall · I oo.. Prank ,..:'~te '::'r~~". . Mr. John Schaefer Paaae• day .. Tbukod•lnr and • le· Ellen Waddell. Paul Ebersbech, j Away After Lona I ra1 BolldaJ, there will be D1 ~7- ::.d at S.cnd Heut En· PIM:kli. f~·. tfttaimneat l..arteat m ~~ ,. ~ ·I ,. Trlb~ C t!:~Y7:' a~t!h~t ~~&be~ D~. ·~ !~~r. ~~:t!.: ~In=-= ;.;,= ~~~~::*o.y~th ~1au::~d • • 1 , lllneaa line of DaU,. willie Mra.•J4. : · : .: I I • Howell. Clll\IU1es by Katie Mlllea·., - . the e•plo,... of the ......Uoa lear,ped here. \ - Ml88 oeneVle'te ' Ob11neel' or to their l'll!pectlve homes Wedl!es• · The m t auccesslul j christmas rrlb by BIUy HarbrechL. .John Paul Schaefer. 18 years of ; • well dn Tiley .,are '!tank Yolina and Jim Cli:ariee&ori rel\ltned I Wtdn...,ay c:ay havilla' beeD called here ten R<>v. and ·Mrll.· Theophll )(ehl,aon I buaar ever aponaored by the !IP" · and d - ..,arf by Rose Kackett. oge, p..... d away at his home at IM : . , c,· • Maneae. YOUJIB, 214 JIOUDdS. WCI after a abort vl4tt with her mother days aao by the !lineae of Ml88 Paul ·and di.Uihter )(ary wW spend '"iedHeartoatboUcOhUI'Clb was bel•ll Mulberry Avenue, here today . 1 '" excbanae 'leathered ' blows with Mra. Lllllllll ~~·~· · . ~nle Utnahmer ot Lincoln Ter· Thursday and Prlday with relatives In the church baseme.•l here , • . COMING FROM .Borr, tn 1856 In Pomeroy, Mr.' Roae Ackley, a16 JIOUDdl, of Jer1#. . ·. •· • t•'* Mise ·srtn&.llmer. who baa been, and friends ill Marietta. • __ Schaefer spent Ills entire life In 1 1 seyvUle; and when the pair c1Ube8 Edward OOOdnall of at. Marya; iW tatting health tor eometlme waa ·day with hundreclB enJoying tilt' Yarlolil means of entertainment. . ' The following who are attending) Pcmeroy death coming to him In plen~y Of act.lon Ia expected to b2 W. Va., was a bualDeM visitor In committed to the stat~ hospital In statement or Ohio State and Ohio universities the oW family home where he was I • oten. Maness, son or Rev. Maness. t<'wn Wedneaday. Athens Tuesday. Aceorcllni to th• Rev. Father E. P. Dunn, who act- ure expected to arrive trom colum- · and resided during hla life Gt the Simpson M. E. cnurell, • • • • • • lvely manaced the baz.~ar the nt· bus and Athens Wedres<iay evening lime. ccmlng l'~re rrom Cllarleston, W. MIM Bertha Wetsel of Oolumbua Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Probst and teDdance this year wa.s lhe Jargcs'. to spend the Thanksgiving holidays Survlvln~ are his wife: six sons, ~ Va., where he capi: " d the stat.-- arrived Wednel!(l&' everJna to daughten Caroline anci"borothy N jn history and he mentioned the wi.h their respective parents here : ~ J. Schaefer, 01 Racine, Frank or A "county Cl'll n of be'u' amattur ·'iltle In h welpt, ww •vend Thanualvlns Day with ber C'inCII'natl and Mrs. Clarence Na~!act that publicity aud advertloe· t.:om Columbus: Misses Harriett columbus, Anthopy ,of YOUDIJII· .deal.rs 18 expcc to be orpnlzcd "'"et; Jahte Feath · ton, of Stew- Jl&l'f!DU Mr. and l4n. D. V. Wel&el. lor of Moore's Hill, Indiana e.rrlved , t<-wn; J.,..ph of ClnclnNltl; ,oeorae a meetlllll of aU menta In ... ,..e Tribune aided In :nak- Ewing, Martha Dorst, E1lzabeth rl Fr""no Caut . , and ;Jacob of •' In within M t 1the , thedealen' .,.. art · · ,. ... () , Mrs. Bertha •(,._•,) Root of Pit'·· Wednesday to opend the Thanks· Ina the affair a ,rand aucceu £auv81Je, Mary Russell and Mary ' :• • • ..• COUD Y • . Manees'.lt )hs al!o J:llll(lrled, was "'~" .., ........ 11 a m•J unlverall.y .:!:ce Many TUrlreyswere 1ven away to Frances Jtvlden or Rutland, Will· 1 1 waa report- lam McQuigg, Hugh Dafllels, WJII· a·lne of YOUDIJOtown -tboee In attendance, It I unced 0 I • .....,1 " blfll111 ie:yr tw\) years aao and her brother Alfred Orew of B-'-· ed In addition to nurneroua oth ! Jam "Tip" Dye, George Angeletti . •F • . , k anne · ..A. had plofnty of experience &o help ....,.... prtaes er Albert Franz and John Sml~h and unera1 arrangemen!Jl. In C:llar e Another objective of thf(•ll""llm; him Jive a aood account ':of hbnoelf aprlnp. 1 • William stevens of Rutland. From or ,Ewing, are belna oompleteq and or the dea!el'li will be to ,_.feet & In the rJnt Thursday Dllrht. · .· . ~ONIGHT Contests, tauget rhootlng, IJI••an Athens: HBTold Fisher, Albert I waL be announced later. ,county-Wide orpnlzatlon to main· Headlni the proaram 1i a two· Mrll. John Hlte and Wlaeea Mar· etc. were !"'me of the games thnt Coates, FtecJerlck Crow, Dorothy ' , ' . . l:aln unUormlty In beer cllstrlbu· l)our limit wrestlinl enlibunter be· Qaret and Helena Ollftord were re~~~ld~h entert81nment . for the Ebl!rsbach, Marcella Reibel, Mary tlcn throuahout Mella ,"\countf. It ~~~~rley Polzin .. Albany cent visitors In CambrldiJe, Y · U' . was said. ', 141)d. Ji k Shellon of ,Oolumb\111. 0 attended during the day. Elizabeth Chapman, Lillian Gloeck· 1 A dinner arld supper were served nor, Velma Oeary, Agnes Reed, Amy I Another objective of the ~~- 1'1\l'zBn, 330 pounde, will ar&PPI•l Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Waters an-i !t the .;'.hureh durl~ the day, wltn ~tngsland, Helen Schaefer and the I 0 ing of the dEalers will be to eslab- wlth Cll11 )(Idol!, 210, ancl as a ton,- Bobbie and daughter, Phylll,; num r attending! at ,hoth serv- latter's roornr,an~e Dorill Christllsh a unlfonn slud glass lor di.;- special at.tractlon Rex lee Albany of Zanetvllle, Mr. and 'Mrs. Har· lnp. ' Jonson of New Jersey, Phyllis /1. short, cleverly arl'alllled Tha•·j pw::.Jng beet· to consumers and " wlit 10 j5 minutes with' Teddy' old RUISell and two daUihtern. Prizes were awarocd tv the foil- Duerr, Ithamer Weed, AUg\1.8t and giving program was given Wec~Ne· uniform retail price to be charge•! wrestlll~ bear owned by OO.brle: Dorothy Belle ar.d Mary Jane O! owing, In the oilier named : Norbert Compton and Edith Bowen., day morning In the assembly al' the for the dlllerent sized slaaaes. Plncelll- of Chauncey. Charleston, anlved Wednesday to Jean Olark, H , 1!>. Bortner J p ; P~meroy Senior high school by the Methods or hanclllna hard Uq. opend the Tbanksglvlllll week en<' ~ellng, J. P. , Oo!£Z. Kathe;lne. CLASS MEETS . Sophomore class. . uors, afte:· the 18th amendment 16 PEP MEETING with Mr. an1 Mrs. John Chase. Ifennessy, Emest q ,uetT, J . B. El- 1.rhe Willing Workers class of the' The program , lllustratlna the nrst formally repealed, will be dlacw;a; _ , ~ Ill • rrfeld, Pred Pfelnll)f,• Phil Born- United Brethem church, Enterprise, I'fhankBglvlng and times of John ed, It was announced, and commit· A Pep )(eetlnJI wiU ~ held In Ml88 WUhe.mlna Oenhelmerwlll er,Hayes fWW!h,Arthur Strau.>< was entertained Tuesday evening )n · Aiden and Priscilla Mullens, W88 tees will be appointed to con!er J.~fneroy tonlsht It was~nnounceu <ntertaln members Of the W.C.T.U mer, Hayes Roush, 1\rthur stra.W the basement or the church witt! ·8 npproprlately arranged ~rvlnl! with Congressman ThQinas A ~ J E White ' rlnclp · 0 f th at her borne on Mulberry avenue, 8uth Garbe~. Eana !larpold, Hlu:ei 1 tP.IJY pulllnc &I'd pop corn p~y. the Thanksgiving Day and was Jenkins and Repreoentatt\>e CRpt • ~~r ·hi ~ ~ :h e Friday aftemcon at 3 o'clock, I• l!ramlage, Jqe Oonde, Jimmie Wat-l Ho.stell!les were Mrs. Agnes Wll'lks, cleverly presenled by the me~s Tom w. Jones, reprdlnf' tax re!j:• ,._111 18~d ~~ 0"r : ,schat ~ tJimle has been announced. 0 • Mike Ktaua.' ,lanet Olles, Har- Mrs. Charlo~te Davis and Mr". ot the Sophomore clas.s. Eleanpr ulatlons. · '' ' I " . en.., e wu n • ¥ ¥ Oha.se, Plbrench Garber, Thomas Myrtle l<Jng. ,' Phillips, 88 Jo.m Alden and Blma ')'' l' , ! i· 111 11n venlng of &lnglng ool foot;;o:;;;;n;;;;;;;;;;;;;==~~;,;;;;;:;::~::.::_=....:.:.:::.:::_ Spencer as PrlacWa Mullena, . enTWO COUP.tiS WED ~ • ~ ,f!Ongs, cheers, and , ther dis- The Triangles ot !.he Pederated I I acted the rafes while .Agnea Button A license to w'-!3 WH<Iae~n tb~· ~ia'fs of football enthusl~m In pre· church, an organiD.tlon of YOUDI read the story conveying tllll t~eme probate court here · · esday paratlon for the big game· of the I people were entertained Tuesday .. Merkel. , of the playlet. ., : momlnl to Lloyd Ana , , of year tomorrow. {;' Ir\el\lag at the club rooms. Pollow- JEAN HARLOW, Lee Tracy, Pat O'Brien, .fvan Lebedell, Una 24 Musical l'umber• were presented Middleport and Elma Lambert 21 .I Jng a short bualneS8 meeting a soc- P-rank Morgan, Franchot Tone. I'l"S HOT.i ~ SIZZLING 1 n"BA during the pr08ram, appropriate to also o! Middleport. The two ~.J.l TIME OF FU""- •L ........OED lal time was spent. Hosts for the VI . the Thanksglvlna !IOIIBOn . by a born In Bladen accordlnl to J.Pt "'""" ~,,,.... occaalon were Oharlea and Henry 'OWl She's all T. N. T. I TantaliZing, Na~lity, Temperamental) '!be group ot ilriB; Ml58 Keehne leading record. They' we;.. married Wednes' Werry, Donley Reibel, Oarl Jenn- br:ll!Ziest, maddest Jaugtr-riot In years A joy-Jamboree! The laugh1 " number of. the group songs. cay by Squire J w McCullouah. ;,The:~ IJI; ~ funeral service lnp and Howard Ewlllll: Fifteen min lites of , the asse~J~bly Clarence Btot~ 2a Bharpsburs . (jJI' . (.ea~ Bo_himefder, who died In ¥ ¥ ¥ explosion thnt will !'Ock the nation! 1 period was devoied to a pep meet- farmer and Anna Lo~lse Budworth' !l'a:lhneaJI)OIIs.-Mlnn., ha3been C~DI!· Mr. and Mr11. Phil Meier and son 1 Sho.... B t d th B Z P'tt ·!re for the students In preparation 21 of Rutland obtained a lie .,. to .eel, Thursday after· Waltar of Oolumbll8 arrived Wedenu Y an e us, asu I f<•r the 11r1pual•· ThankstiiVIIlJl *arne wed Tuesday and were mar~led by nbn ' to 2:3b o clock. The services nesday to spend ThankBilvtng with I Hearsts News tomorrow. The pep meetln,_wl\s \ed Squire McCullough In the pro...te V>lll be conducted from th~ Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Pill! H. Meier and Special Thanksgiving Matinee Thursday 2 ·30 P M by three ' resular dl'leer· leelders court Ftmeral home alter the ,. body ar- Mr. ar>d Mrs. Henry Raop. , • • • • : • • rives .pere In the aftemOQb by Rev. ~ • ~ 1 I . ,. ~d~!:l!! ~ ot Bethai\V )(, E. Mr. and Mrs .. Joe Rubin attended ~·""ddl ! Mr dDMriNNER PARTYRo !: will be made a bridge party given by Mr. and : , . an s. Leverett ush of In the Bee\lll Grove cemetery. !Jrs. Nathan Mendel ot QalllpoiiB .l :'' . .,, ·A, Mulberry Avepue entertained the :. ·h, Jp1! • • Wednesday evenlns. FRIDAY and SATUR'Jn::Y~,.¢.f•, ~-? I following as dinner aueata Tuesd,y: ~ · f4rs. ctlitherlne Mehl has left for ¥ ¥ ¥ ZANE GREf'S ' ""' · ~· ,,. Mr. and Mrs. L . W. Roush, Mrs ..Ft l!l 1/Wl) ,Arllor Michigan, having been Joe Mllf\Or left Wedne.sday lor , '! .- ':., (~ >, .-. · Roush and John R.o118ll of C81'1l\ill. i!flled IUjeh\! by the lllneae or a bro- Morristown where he will i ·::.: "'.'" ~ tiler. . Thanksgiving with hla parents, Mr. . 1:"!~. . 'ch.: ..\!•· ·• 1 ~ GOLD PRICE UP . ':" ,,......_,It.. rnd Mrs. !."ted Milner. Zr.ne story storrlns Geoa·ge O'ilrleh, Maureen 6'8ulllvan, \\li.lter , of ch:u' l~y ~CBOOL eajo~ VW:. ~ *• Beer DeaJers T0 Meet Here Fnday ~nm •~ ~:.:.~~~~ ~~~'c;~1~'lm!w..':td ~~~~= :~~n~:~tl~ :~~=k ~~ ~= ** ott]!! ~he ~ I ~U:! :~:~~~ .:e~e * *• Program Ren·:.J.ered At Local SchO 'I I _ _ ' fr~ ':l~'~!fflt 1 E~riatmaa Candiea, Fruita and Nuta.' Ch~rchea and Schoola, aee ua before you buy your Chriatmaa ~!Uta. Vieit our Freah Meat o•p•rtin~t, . and· aee our electrically refrigerated cooling caaea• .Clean and aanitary. · We handle only the choicest of meata. No hit and mir;a rqethc~:~V1'rytUne good, which ac· c:oun~ r ~e ~t~a~y atrea~·of. : customers to .th11 . . ~ent.·; 'w '• · • t .~ o L ' ,J Our F~ealt \re,etable Department, elect· rically refrigerated; keepr. them in that criap~ri~rht o8t of the garden condition, and haa built our buaineu in thia line away above expec~at•o"'· . Our deliv~ry 1 leniee enables, you to get · · ·· a delivery C!&ch day. ' If you are not already a c~atomer of oura, we invite you to atart today. Give ua a trial order. Your phone ord~~ will be · given ~~~~ attention, bY:..compe~ent c:ler:ka. i~;~ you want t~ be.~ure .of ;iettinsr the De~t' •il ·c ana .or packatea,. aak for. tile White Villa Brand. AnJthinc 'uncJer thia label haa puaed the hitbat telt. · Our priceure low. Come and aee. · EnJoy the hoapitality.of ouratore. Celli .PHONE G'S t33·L · Pomeroy, Ohio. spen~ an~ T~·y _an~ ~ ~11-86 ..I This of compare• with the · · lj Tracy,' 'to· day. quotation yesterd~&y. ~ ~ Qletlier for the lint time as co·atar·s I !laid to hlive pl'l:lvldlld the bl'a: truckload . or laughs to roll out, 1 In .jllla~IO\lS pic . which heade th~ program showtna at the 'Electrlc 1 ThPutre h"'"l .'J'huroday and Frtday. T.lle productton Ia described a.s D plci81i'lil I•H.&rt!'· of Holl)"woo;l 11\~l\!llg , ~ 1lliHif, a story'. lvJI:lVeU around the myths and rumors that flown out of the tUm c"plt" 1 1 presented In a olbmpoalta or 1~ humor a~d laugh-provoklns situ-~ •Uons ror the amusement of the r.aovle-golng public. It ~ balr4¥l o1• a play by Oaroli~· · ~nc~ .:nd I Mack Crane, adapted 1.9 the· screen by Jules P'urthman and John Lr" Mahin. ~ L'b rt Theat re~''" l e y H•rllow .E.-c:ta ' t h·e I Ww;hlngton, Nov. 211-IN&-The TKA:NKSCIVING DINNER • • • . . .. ,. &overNnent price ror domestic min· ,. · Mr . ~d Mrs :i~~~~ t •· fill), ;1;-,e e Tracy Her !• <I gold was ftxed at f33.98, per, : .: ·, ·· or Chicken · e Preaa Aaent , 1 ounce the treasury announced to-, 12 Noon 'til 2:00 P M tltey will visit trl · J ,4:JlJ;a , S 1 C(!Mie"-libd aee our complete line of T oya Gus" '"'~: Cll~'afl'lrlnterment ;Bombshell' A I Peep Thru Fiim Star's ·Keyhol4 I " "Tillie * ** •' lfarlow . montha ago when prices were lowed, which ~nablea us to sell at Bargain Pricea. ,All we ask\·i t that you·come and aee. I <' " . Our at~!F.., \• decorated for C_hriatm~a .a~d f11led w•tll· all the good thmga for die occaaiili •. ' ••. Electric Theatre-Pomeroy .1 1 'l'ey '• Gilts! Chril'tmas Cards Christmas Decorations. • ':~ ;;;;~~;;~~;;~~~;;;~;;~;~~ on.. dAs; CASE 1s ~~A.RD . ' ' I - .SRUMAJ(EBS . HERE- : J Shumali~r 'or l Jon~. ~" .1 • • .. · · • ' · .,, '· 'I< t .' ,, : ~.. , ,i, I -.:! I · ·~ : I ~J, ~ ./ . .. ., ~.'. ·', , ;~. '.·t.·l, ~. I . ·-If SoJh. Not only from our own land-but from Tur~;...from Greece-from all oytr f&i~ worldthe very cream of. ~'teo crops is gathered for Lu<d!.. ,. tJ4'-Y Strike. And only the center11ia~es are used-no stem-no stalk. ~~h Lu~kr Strike is fully pac~ed-:firllf.IY.·T?~~~·i the ends of the cigiHtttCI:-it~. fill~ -hrimful of ;chQ!ce~ tobaCCI?S· Nq ·. . , . loose draw end~. -t.~a.t'~l ~~~ i ~~f~iJ,1 i! ;; il eas,~y, f•PI1 i~r. rfrht~~flii~i!: , .. ,".l j ' i Captain To,;W, M:elp County . rePreaent.~Uve hu .-l+·j ea a suminolll' to'~eport · tor 11 '1111811• , ion of the leiiiSlat~ · W«¥:!11~11¥ December 8th at 1:00 1/'. M. lor tlte ' PUJ'Il(lle or devising ways anll means I of . handnllna the Uquor question, 1n Ohio both as to manner of dlapens· lng It and taxation. Captain Jones said he "rearatUct j very much that the aovemor had . failed to Include the dJ.aoJII!IIpn pf 1 1 school tlnances In hill cil'tl "bpt ·the captain continued, "I · • be r/iay yet be prevailed upon to Include thla au Important subJect ·IJI.1thei bualnesa to come before the letls· laton at the oomlna -ion." I I CAIID 01' TBANitB .., We · 11nc:ere1J appreciate and thank our netahbora an!l.frlenl!• tor the many aate ol klnclneea and J11111• patby durtna our ,_nt bereave•! ment. Milo~ . .. Kr. and Mn. AteD llbUD Mr. ancl Mn. Barl Bbaln 'W))J cit Dillf I . . '· ALW~~.~ tf!r/f~test ltJINicco• I 1'1 \ At.WAYS tAlft11NI'fiJOMmt1111AiJ' · '. ~r; }:ALWA.TS.lflelit!lP,l l I L " I ' ' I e)'; r ''t ~11\"t''. .~iA·;~(%. · ', .. Ta~an, Eyea·Pf .. Evil Mel<!dies Matinee Friday 4 P. M. .~~~~~~-~~;j~·~~~~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Smith left · ~~~~ie~~jiii!!!~~ij~jii~~if!!ij~ CenterL~O,ii_i/ Mr. and Mrs7B. ·, Beaver, Pa., were ' guea~ BJIII(Iay or their sons In POmeroy. They will •otertaln the following at their I . mmmer home all I,oncbottom, over ' t.he Thanksglvtnk holiday: 'Mr. &I'd Mrs. Frank Potter a.nd · family or Beaver, Pa., or. C.. 8 , .. Biiumal<er.l nnd !laughters qf Pomeroy, Mr. ~~~ Mn. C. D. Shumaker ahd two Mlns I of Pomeroy, ,Mr. and .¥1'1 ' p,~ a.i ' Shumaker and fkniii:V ell' DettOit.l cr . E. b. flhumaker, ~ . r~m.llf 'Of 1 flr.lo, o., aDd Dr. Ja:\t B: l!lnlmalter . , and family of Detroit, Mlch~ ' 1 r. . I RECEIVB8 SVMMONS • v l , • • MartiJl Yntu . f l.l~ . . ,·~ ·~i. 2. The I!IJUit)l' C1Wl or , ~nk ,.Van : was ' · '1 • · •.. /J I 1 question or gas and <il rllihts :oJ c~rtl'ln pro1141rty, wa.s l)eard In the common pleas COI!I't here Wedlresday morning with Judlle C. E. Peo• J.')l!S' preaJdl'lll\ ' " • , • 1, , ' T.h.e •CilSI! orlgi.Nily scheduled I Tuesday but beCause ot the large : numbe~ of ; unemployed Olen tltat I appeared at the court llot18e · to reg· U.ter with Uie Federal •re-etnp!llyj, · ment "iency>, It was ~saar)' ~ • pq~~tpo~ the case until We4flllsday. 1 1 'A deelslon oit the m'&tter, 'Riter 1 llc•tlmonf' was · addlllled"lW .. with,· I held, It was reported. ' ' 1 , .' ·, : dn~tel ••' Coone~ vs. ~Ia!' MGGulre, over. the I 1· wed~e..ct.y ·to~ 'Robbers eport !. ':.\. , ;~ � 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 29, 1933 bryat colanggello embleton schaefer schneider solan