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'* .. 1'1101 In It, "Well, there's Ollloo • - l'\lbQ!IIOCI DIIIJ - D- ~- ~ ., - t~:·!~·~ botlor than OllJ ~Tro '\"! t~nyway" VIRGINIA CREGG Pboae 58Z-L', . •• Y[llow • 'J ! ~ ftl!~•'fiJo... f~ ........... ~~~esh;~l'~n~lnse!~ !~e;~~~ : ~~~!:~rr::~h~ j l'\nCHTc· tJ ~l [ ' and Harra1l, ~ _ Thil Evening., Both.t & question ' of the winner but huw I m· -:-h the ~cere would bo after the ~e got ., Qmler way The Middleport ~~gh school . YelCoach Donald r Wolle subStituted' JrJW Jackets and Jackettes tame I frequently ln ·a.n l,JtE'mpt to fltld the through again FridaY nl&ht with bu;t scc rmg eomblnat,Jon but ttfe~ c.rel'wh!lmlng victories o~r the t oys work~ t~thtr !Ike veteuns Chester h!gb school boys ar.d: glt·l" itlterlng t,he act10q o( the team il8 a The Jackettes won over the Che11- whole not a. Uttlf', ter 'C'irl& by the score ·Of 29 •to 5·:tn With Al!Qnsworth and Smith on lhF prel::lnlnary conte~t of t.he eYe- .u:ae forward posts, tile scoring ntng's prbgrom, 8lld tne Jackett' r.hance to~ the locals seemt:d bettet· !r 'the 'ftiltUre at.trlltltlotl 1 s~o.m6 ~ n:; both ' contJnually wor"ed pls.ys :~~~e Cl"l~M~r!tes by n 44 to 1~ i~~mba~~elnf~v~~e P~~~n to~ ~~e.. ,'I'he loclll la.'ISI~" st<i rWd' vf'l us ~ Tl:le forwards were fast aqd ple.yed' -.. - AGAIN the wheel of time hns spun •round for a ONCJi;, cmtlplete revolution and those of us who have sur- 3 . • • Rose, f ' ...... · · · · · · r:~an, f Csborfl, 'f . . , . . . . . I • tremens' vOlA! on l 0 o 1 F0 P o o ~ 0 P...e!bel, f · · · · · · · · 0I ~rkeT, 8 · · · · · · · · 1 C'hrll!lty, 8 · · · · · · · · •, 0 Wam4!r, g .r.-. · · 00 Hayes, B' ·, . 1 Tsltals · · · · · , , · · · · • • • • Wes Roush . wife and da111tlter• I M rs. LHy Kaylor and d\Udren and wnn h!H j Mr .. nd Mr.'l Lf!Whl RUII· 1 ot 1 4 lil I 0 3 Score by(quarters : Middleport . . . . . . . . . Chegt:er , .. , , ... , .... Son of Former M~ic• Coun~ tian1 , Married in Liabon MIDDLEPPORT, OHIO. CHRISTMAS'·NJGHT, DECEMBER 25TH. --Music by- - ' . ' ~ l'Ubllc are CHUtr.CH tend thl& program. · J c. Jlllch, PaiWr Wednesday '7 :30 P. M. M:ld-week SW)dlof SQhool 9 A. M. . service. _ .,..,...- ~T. PAUL LUTH~R&N business-; I ' , · • Chester, 05» Sunday ' 1 . flrat N J{•d It not been for the mining of the black diamonds ana· here~ P(llfteroy, indeed, would be an even 1 rorri cr~1 1pectacle than it has been durin(!' several years of I the depression. W)i'eo. 'all other forms of work were stopped, 'ttf'J! colll bu~iq.(UII/went on, seemingly forever. NOw after 1ui.v'ln'R' worked practically every working day for; weeks, the Coal Company which has done so mu:eh 1or oUr community in keeping some 400 men iu cm~loyiitent, is ·about forced to cease business temporar-~ il y hecause of fhe condition of the slack coal markets. I! an outJ;t co~Jd be found for this 11rade of coal we might i~,.~~;~~:~·~~~;~·, .Jook forward with enthusiasm for several n far as the big mine a:t S7racuse is concerned. days aa<>, 108 car loads of slack were on track Wjthout orqen at four of the Essex mines in there Is rravo dan~rer that the ~o so long as tbero are so All other rrades. ' ' f1"tet than tltey are pro· near :;pent Mns. LUy ICQ'· , Velma R1ol!:ard were vlaUJnl AJ.t,.on. C rlmm arl() family Saturday, IIJlf'n t.. Saturday and Bertha. Rickard ILlld dDUihter ft.· Mary Ruasell. 1 turned home atler 8pendJn1 aome W~~~~·~~~UI woa calllns or ~o 1\ tJme with relatives at Hellbt.l. and ramny Tuesdat P.veThe 8<!hool hfld a Chrtatmaa program Friday Dec. 22th . POMEROY "'tttiii.CR OF CHRISif Kenneth J . Reed, Mlnltter 9 30 Sunday morning worshlt: lll'rd Bible olaaset~ . SubJect of ser~ men "The Meanlnr: of Chrlstmae." There wtll be no Younrt People'& Chr16tlon Endca\lor service. P. M. The annual White Gift will be renderThe pro .. THE COAL SITUA'I'ION OW•<!'HAT everything is moving along RO nicely onrt th~re are thousands of men at work toclu.y through the n~cy of the C.W.A. where there we~ thousan~s iUit- a \few Wf.leks ago, we must not forget legitimate busint•s8, ~t i~ hnsincss which has been holding its own, going otong before the time when the C.W .A. wa• born and ~II continue to do so long after the C.W.A. Is fol'.J:iptten. One Of those )egitimRte busines~es, h~ righ•, l1cl'c ifl() ur midst and has been the standby and backbont of th.l$~tdistrict for years. It is none other than the coal here ~A['~~~~~~~1~~; I Rutland 6.01RI! CLAYTON . --~-- I tCst and It was not ~lHter U:Wll Rllllell and family. 1 C:ll}'l> with her Lewla RUMell Jr. and family of 1lor 0 "'oved • tot. . · o The local JacKets were BOOn 0 ea~a rossesaton of ~ a · caft¥11andtng Jeed . r sc on after the opening of the con· ''Iotal . , ..... . ... . .... · 18 . I Show Conaiderabl~ I mprovement Beulah and ; ; ; ; Ortmm ..,. Cleveland RUMeiJ and tlmlUY of Ik-rtha Cuto. ' Unlm Avenue apet',l. Sunday w1th ) Velma RICkard lllo .spencUnc a fW me) --'7 rt.lley, c *cJ ..... . .... 4 Wilson. e1 . . . . . . . ..... o Brown.~ 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . a Bennett, fl ...... . .. .. ' 3 1·. Lewls ,r g . . . .... , 0 """""· • .. . .. .... , o In Klnrard, g .. : ....... · . 1 PLA '\" AT MASON _ ...... cbecklni ot Improved cone.ld· tutorship or MiKl:t C'lah-e Minor and their fJoor and P!Wl work Frlday night had 1m- ~ I ~ <Oootlrlued-;-~»&e forward&, Local Aggreaation Have • tucket. Little Trouble ·In , Thtt gttls have Taki.ng Game• ~'!·ably under t.he BLA&MAILERS 'J' IS; '¥UCH to be regretted that the _world continues oo Lad that we ure daily confronted with ull kinds and cla s~e8 · of criminal1:1 abiding in our midst. At the sarnt time fl -is with sincere joy that reports of the success oi our po'llce operatives against the machinations of thet~t> aooks arc sent out. 'lllle lateet triumph is particularly to be enjoyed bt·_c:>ut!O l~as ~·u~ht i,n .tbe net, that; 1•lt~vl'l"~ ) ~rowd ;\1.( black!Gliilera which strikes from behmd nnd is only but • •tcp i~J~ind the lowest for'!' of all criminals, the kldlmpelf:.f Because one wife had contidencf~ in her mate and l1ccau~j ·thUt mate wn s willing to fn( e publicity, a gang of opjJ!ative~ attempting· to blackmtdl a wealthy family, h.ts be\W .brought to face the nat.ural consequence uf their da~tu~d1y nttcmpt to wring money from the pul'se of innuccn ' people. l'vay the good work go on and incnwsc ~;o ronny fold that. even the crimina) with hi~:~ perverted mind, will 1:1001\ n·aliz;!tlu~t the game h-1 11-Ql wol'lh the cuudle. Monopoly I l1rill had littlo charpe to check th'-' ~kldlt'port 144) ·· PO P &valanche. of sc~es. With the local Allen&worth. r .......... 6 3 tuards alwa_l'3 ,on hand It was al . Sltr.tth, f . , . . . . . . . . 2 3 moat an Impossibility for the AndeNDD, r . . , .~.,, .• 2 0 1 Chester rarwal'ds to locate the L. Lewis, r . . . . . . . . .. . 1 o .J vived tlbe rigors of another trip around tibe sun, ba-ve much for which to be thankful. Once more .d o we see joy and sorrolf;.hand in hand 'with the joy this ye•r far ·el<ceedittg the sorrows and once more do we join ·in the spirit of the dny awl repeat "PeAce on earth, good wnJ towa'Fd men." The Daily Thibune w-ishes •its l'<Jadlng public '8 'joy""" '1!1d happy Christmas together with u colfllinlan"" ·l>'f the ,.P"Osperity so lately begun, for the ensUing ye-R.r. ~I ay oyr entire country so abound with prosperity that t he criiys just passed by shall be but a P"in!ul .remind•r to key.p us from straying too far from the path of Cal"efu), ft·ugnf -a nd common Hense way of ]ivjng. N~appy Christmas and prosperous year, we repeat, <H out'wil!lh, our hope and our prayer for all. tonichi l11e 11ame had advanced much werP time tbill t:1 command of a W\i8erlni lead ;,~~~·!~2'o:_'!;~t that Wl\11 impossible for the vlsltoi'S r. ·~~~=~~~;~~~~~ t~ overca~. tJ With Burton. center-;torward , Dillard .: Cit-, The W!ual good man to motian,,e.de 1~-01 fcnse of the Jackets wu 0 durtna the evening aJ:Id aided AND ~-I~I.S BEU ;~~h~: ~hn~!~\1;, ~r:"~es~; CHESHR Tf~MS f"fiiOii•llll!o!~ 1111- A!w - - - - - ....... MPOn I Tbtre will be a. Chriltm&a pro- IJJe SW\da.y villlton or WN ~ lil:laDl at tM Mlelion Han at Rut- Jr;.nd family Th011e viNttnP Mr& Bt.ra Rk:kant land. Sunda-y nl&ht Dee 24. lobs. Charley 8eal'iea a~nt Jolon- and AOn JaeL Sunday were: LI!I'WII with her mothe r Mnt Levi'la Hoffman, wirt! and chlld~ Raf' RICkard, wUt artl Chlldrtft, Jlra. tR•iwU. Lil. ura Noble •nd St"'- WUlle aDd c&atem lea1ue Ulil season . The -two Ylddleport teaJna wlll jmmey \o VERNON, W. VA.. · ' DELAYED where they wHI meet the Wahama .~ I!IA~!'Aio ~11 -&ENTATI- Mi~=~fCHRIS;Nbk .rM'iU, 1....-... Cu..•••": .. ' HYSELL RUN Told of Ul1ests' Ftre Ueath lJ~r. tht mtiJOe aarep.tLon 1 teeda UDpr011ement tr they intend 11Lo win tnallY il.fll• ln th.. South~ iiOIU 'fOOl& NI!IJI '10 .l JIIIOOI&ill ~- llp1 ibtlt ,,... , ol-1~ DO& IG lot fi'IDilNI ~· ~ ~>o•••• .-Dul !l"d ~ ill - -~~~ Jil> ~ ~ 1'" 11l\'11r.a>ld.' lw· on a. local team 1n Je&ra. il.,. • - -~ ..-., . ,.._ ' - " " ·~~·~·.-. - · 0. """'M ..... ...,.. mai!Of torl"ll>"'"olloo lbe1 . PACIIi- ~;-·- ' 01 . . .., ". v' . ---· ----r--·-- -- --- ,Jhio Motor Accident Frequency Studied For, Govem0r White By State Highway Traffic Engineel'l -· ' . ... look quite like an actreu," it up. "Have you ttare1" not tboucht ot too "bad, wttl1 tbt ltage pre· oi'Po*.ni- And His Collegian'a Orchestra ' BIP Thornthe 11ttle Brovl· matria'ce 1had EIW'e father had :u,o~div~· ~ worthwhile. Thai ' wun't one-half ao pretty u dear,• taid Marthe lflD· went on. Patricia knew .. were assuring hCr, t.nd eubtlely, that. 8he wae an and would rP.mam so. Who anyhow, this erhriaon. Dancirlg 9 'til ?·· . ' "1 knew'" ........et•ftt w-.., ·~ ..W. ~ l ' ~D~Sl!ION SOc PERSON. •• .... for life. , ·. MlllD~EPORT BENF.EIT FffiE ,DF:I"ARTMEN'l;' ' I ,. tuft'erlne girl that lhes kind t A little· nobod)' out like Aatot'1 .pet borlr! were detemiined to lnchade their ta1k, to make her ib cent.er. She eat there, respond· to quetUona whilt Ford in Bank Probe uearlet •ctrtpt up of her <afteT. ~>poke ''"''"' Mr. ..and' Mrs. Edgar Allene.warth and d&\l8'hter Susan Eileen ar· rhed Friday e...entng to spend the holldays with their parents. Mr. and Ma·s. A. E. R\L~D o.nd M1· a.nd Ml'S. Harve Allensworth ..joyed tho brltlp T Hope (Oantlnued trom Pale Olk:l) The merchants of your cify·ieep up with the times. fare? "Pray, pray and apin pray, · ''This 18 what the Stwiour aald: It 1&, neeessary to P,r&Y •;i-IW*)'I1 to • They wekome the opportunity to serve . you. Their. merchaadise is priced right and of a variety that can fill your eveey 1 • pmy r,e!fntleillly." ' In h1s white robes of state, Polle Ptw- areetert bla corr;Unal4 .and h\lDdreda of minor prelates in the great cddalstotY •hall ,oj tht!i Va.t~r ean. ket;M on hla thi'O,ne. he ller '' " we . The eardlnala, 111 .' thelr & ''• . '" ,,."',. .......... .~ .' robel I ,.. ' ...,.....,:l pope talked. · , ', · ~.:""'J:"~,;:: lr.:dtdiiOri of men' wUbo11t ·~, a~ po1'tletllsrlj, fo pOIHI• 1\11«. l'!arill an,d ota- """ _..,._ Ill hJal>, plooeo l>llt U. . _ . ' . ' . <> ' .. I ' .. ~ • • ' Yourmerehaab aim to keep your busineaa by de.ervin• iL Shop with thjom. The will prove it. They always sell the be.t by every telL sem.t-clrde · thrOne, while prelates of lesser rank atood behind them u the pontlft' apoke. Deaplte l!la 'l'l year.s and the Nduoua Ia· I tior8 a.ttendant upon oeiebratiDI' U~.e holy year, hie holtneaa appear· \d ln oood health ai1t1 oplll~ 1 All usual, he apote alow}J, clearly •nd With aenuJne feellDr, No pn~allon or . u. . hJI Ohrlatliw a4dreu ha4 rrven IG 1 11te,mem.,!"o!· ~ 0\lllJ, Uld 'all li~te'bed 'In ltlvenint sUend!l 01 t;~ ,:'! Confidenc. ia the open road between buyer and seller. I •' ~ . .. oollNRuea. empba<i•lng tbe pontifl'e "wonderful a.nd strenuoua wrk" durlna the Holy Year. ot scarlet, formed arcund the pope'a )!f · }heya,..;'ir;Mdly iPcr~b. 'They deaerve 7our confii" . ':._~ diii~8oiJfid&ict U. ,th.m.:.d1the gopda they sell. .an.. .oa~l , nlt;o, 'de8.n. of' Sa~red 1 Co)IE!IP. , addre&aed. him on behalf ~ Q.f , lila tened bltentl)'• wbtle . need. · I 1 They Maintain quality at reasonable prices. alway• ~atiafy. Their gooda . When 7ou buy from your home merchanb, you have the aat• iafaction of kaowiD• that you are huyin1 ~atiefaction. IT.lS ALWAYS PROFITABLE TO BUY FROM HOME MERCii~BECAUSE TliEY ~VE THE WILLINGNESS AND A!IILITY TO SERVE YOU, WELL �• I ' .::. :t ::.:· ":!" . # I .....DAILY *•- TRIBUN~ lltpL ....... , ._ - . , . • ar 1fa!Gb 1. am. '* .. 1'1101 In It, "Well, there's Ollloo • - l'\lbQ!IIOCI DIIIJ - D- ~- ~ ., - t~:·!~·~ botlor than OllJ ~Tro '\"! t~nyway" VIRGINIA CREGG Pboae 58Z-L', . •• Y[llow • 'J ! ~ ftl!~•'fiJo... f~ ........... ~~~esh;~l'~n~lnse!~ !~e;~~~ : ~~~!:~rr::~h~ j l'\nCHTc· tJ ~l [ ' and Harra1l, ~ _ Thil Evening., Both.t & question ' of the winner but huw I m· -:-h the ~cere would bo after the ~e got ., Qmler way The Middleport ~~gh school . YelCoach Donald r Wolle subStituted' JrJW Jackets and Jackettes tame I frequently ln ·a.n l,JtE'mpt to fltld the through again FridaY nl&ht with bu;t scc rmg eomblnat,Jon but ttfe~ c.rel'wh!lmlng victories o~r the t oys work~ t~thtr !Ike veteuns Chester h!gb school boys ar.d: glt·l" itlterlng t,he act10q o( the team il8 a The Jackettes won over the Che11- whole not a. Uttlf', ter 'C'irl& by the score ·Of 29 •to 5·:tn With Al!Qnsworth and Smith on lhF prel::lnlnary conte~t of t.he eYe- .u:ae forward posts, tile scoring ntng's prbgrom, 8lld tne Jackett' r.hance to~ the locals seemt:d bettet· !r 'the 'ftiltUre at.trlltltlotl 1 s~o.m6 ~ n:; both ' contJnually wor"ed pls.ys :~~~e Cl"l~M~r!tes by n 44 to 1~ i~~mba~~elnf~v~~e P~~~n to~ ~~e.. ,'I'he loclll la.'ISI~" st<i rWd' vf'l us ~ Tl:le forwards were fast aqd ple.yed' -.. - AGAIN the wheel of time hns spun •round for a ONCJi;, cmtlplete revolution and those of us who have sur- 3 . • • Rose, f ' ...... · · · · · · r:~an, f Csborfl, 'f . . , . . . . . I • tremens' vOlA! on l 0 o 1 F0 P o o ~ 0 P...e!bel, f · · · · · · · · 0I ~rkeT, 8 · · · · · · · · 1 C'hrll!lty, 8 · · · · · · · · •, 0 Wam4!r, g .r.-. · · 00 Hayes, B' ·, . 1 Tsltals · · · · · , , · · · · • • • • Wes Roush . wife and da111tlter• I M rs. LHy Kaylor and d\Udren and wnn h!H j Mr .. nd Mr.'l Lf!Whl RUII· 1 ot 1 4 lil I 0 3 Score by(quarters : Middleport . . . . . . . . . Chegt:er , .. , , ... , .... Son of Former M~ic• Coun~ tian1 , Married in Liabon MIDDLEPPORT, OHIO. CHRISTMAS'·NJGHT, DECEMBER 25TH. --Music by- - ' . ' ~ l'Ubllc are CHUtr.CH tend thl& program. · J c. Jlllch, PaiWr Wednesday '7 :30 P. M. M:ld-week SW)dlof SQhool 9 A. M. . service. _ .,..,...- ~T. PAUL LUTH~R&N business-; I ' , · • Chester, 05» Sunday ' 1 . flrat N J{•d It not been for the mining of the black diamonds ana· here~ P(llfteroy, indeed, would be an even 1 rorri cr~1 1pectacle than it has been durin(!' several years of I the depression. W)i'eo. 'all other forms of work were stopped, 'ttf'J! colll bu~iq.(UII/went on, seemingly forever. NOw after 1ui.v'ln'R' worked practically every working day for; weeks, the Coal Company which has done so mu:eh 1or oUr community in keeping some 400 men iu cm~loyiitent, is ·about forced to cease business temporar-~ il y hecause of fhe condition of the slack coal markets. I! an outJ;t co~Jd be found for this 11rade of coal we might i~,.~~;~~:~·~~~;~·, .Jook forward with enthusiasm for several n far as the big mine a:t S7racuse is concerned. days aa<>, 108 car loads of slack were on track Wjthout orqen at four of the Essex mines in there Is rravo dan~rer that the ~o so long as tbero are so All other rrades. ' ' f1"tet than tltey are pro· near :;pent Mns. LUy ICQ'· , Velma R1ol!:ard were vlaUJnl AJ.t,.on. C rlmm arl() family Saturday, IIJlf'n t.. Saturday and Bertha. Rickard ILlld dDUihter ft.· Mary Ruasell. 1 turned home atler 8pendJn1 aome W~~~~·~~~UI woa calllns or ~o 1\ tJme with relatives at Hellbt.l. and ramny Tuesdat P.veThe 8<!hool hfld a Chrtatmaa program Friday Dec. 22th . POMEROY "'tttiii.CR OF CHRISif Kenneth J . Reed, Mlnltter 9 30 Sunday morning worshlt: lll'rd Bible olaaset~ . SubJect of ser~ men "The Meanlnr: of Chrlstmae." There wtll be no Younrt People'& Chr16tlon Endca\lor service. P. M. The annual White Gift will be renderThe pro .. THE COAL SITUA'I'ION OW•<!'HAT everything is moving along RO nicely onrt th~re are thousands of men at work toclu.y through the n~cy of the C.W.A. where there we~ thousan~s iUit- a \few Wf.leks ago, we must not forget legitimate busint•s8, ~t i~ hnsincss which has been holding its own, going otong before the time when the C.W .A. wa• born and ~II continue to do so long after the C.W.A. Is fol'.J:iptten. One Of those )egitimRte busines~es, h~ righ•, l1cl'c ifl() ur midst and has been the standby and backbont of th.l$~tdistrict for years. It is none other than the coal here ~A['~~~~~~~1~~; I Rutland 6.01RI! CLAYTON . --~-- I tCst and It was not ~lHter U:Wll Rllllell and family. 1 C:ll}'l> with her Lewla RUMell Jr. and family of 1lor 0 "'oved • tot. . · o The local JacKets were BOOn 0 ea~a rossesaton of ~ a · caft¥11andtng Jeed . r sc on after the opening of the con· ''Iotal . , ..... . ... . .... · 18 . I Show Conaiderabl~ I mprovement Beulah and ; ; ; ; Ortmm ..,. Cleveland RUMeiJ and tlmlUY of Ik-rtha Cuto. ' Unlm Avenue apet',l. Sunday w1th ) Velma RICkard lllo .spencUnc a fW me) --'7 rt.lley, c *cJ ..... . .... 4 Wilson. e1 . . . . . . . ..... o Brown.~ 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . a Bennett, fl ...... . .. .. ' 3 1·. Lewls ,r g . . . .... , 0 """""· • .. . .. .... , o In Klnrard, g .. : ....... · . 1 PLA '\" AT MASON _ ...... cbecklni ot Improved cone.ld· tutorship or MiKl:t C'lah-e Minor and their fJoor and P!Wl work Frlday night had 1m- ~ I ~ <Oootlrlued-;-~»&e forward&, Local Aggreaation Have • tucket. Little Trouble ·In , Thtt gttls have Taki.ng Game• ~'!·ably under t.he BLA&MAILERS 'J' IS; '¥UCH to be regretted that the _world continues oo Lad that we ure daily confronted with ull kinds and cla s~e8 · of criminal1:1 abiding in our midst. At the sarnt time fl -is with sincere joy that reports of the success oi our po'llce operatives against the machinations of thet~t> aooks arc sent out. 'lllle lateet triumph is particularly to be enjoyed bt·_c:>ut!O l~as ~·u~ht i,n .tbe net, that; 1•lt~vl'l"~ ) ~rowd ;\1.( black!Gliilera which strikes from behmd nnd is only but • •tcp i~J~ind the lowest for'!' of all criminals, the kldlmpelf:.f Because one wife had contidencf~ in her mate and l1ccau~j ·thUt mate wn s willing to fn( e publicity, a gang of opjJ!ative~ attempting· to blackmtdl a wealthy family, h.ts be\W .brought to face the nat.ural consequence uf their da~tu~d1y nttcmpt to wring money from the pul'se of innuccn ' people. l'vay the good work go on and incnwsc ~;o ronny fold that. even the crimina) with hi~:~ perverted mind, will 1:1001\ n·aliz;!tlu~t the game h-1 11-Ql wol'lh the cuudle. Monopoly I l1rill had littlo charpe to check th'-' ~kldlt'port 144) ·· PO P &valanche. of sc~es. With the local Allen&worth. r .......... 6 3 tuards alwa_l'3 ,on hand It was al . Sltr.tth, f . , . . . . . . . . 2 3 moat an Impossibility for the AndeNDD, r . . , .~.,, .• 2 0 1 Chester rarwal'ds to locate the L. Lewis, r . . . . . . . . .. . 1 o .J vived tlbe rigors of another trip around tibe sun, ba-ve much for which to be thankful. Once more .d o we see joy and sorrolf;.hand in hand 'with the joy this ye•r far ·el<ceedittg the sorrows and once more do we join ·in the spirit of the dny awl repeat "PeAce on earth, good wnJ towa'Fd men." The Daily Thibune w-ishes •its l'<Jadlng public '8 'joy""" '1!1d happy Christmas together with u colfllinlan"" ·l>'f the ,.P"Osperity so lately begun, for the ensUing ye-R.r. ~I ay oyr entire country so abound with prosperity that t he criiys just passed by shall be but a P"in!ul .remind•r to key.p us from straying too far from the path of Cal"efu), ft·ugnf -a nd common Hense way of ]ivjng. N~appy Christmas and prosperous year, we repeat, <H out'wil!lh, our hope and our prayer for all. tonichi l11e 11ame had advanced much werP time tbill t:1 command of a W\i8erlni lead ;,~~~·!~2'o:_'!;~t that Wl\11 impossible for the vlsltoi'S r. ·~~~=~~~;~~~~~ t~ overca~. tJ With Burton. center-;torward , Dillard .: Cit-, The W!ual good man to motian,,e.de 1~-01 fcnse of the Jackets wu 0 durtna the evening aJ:Id aided AND ~-I~I.S BEU ;~~h~: ~hn~!~\1;, ~r:"~es~; CHESHR Tf~MS f"fiiOii•llll!o!~ 1111- A!w - - - - - ....... MPOn I Tbtre will be a. Chriltm&a pro- IJJe SW\da.y villlton or WN ~ lil:laDl at tM Mlelion Han at Rut- Jr;.nd family Th011e viNttnP Mr& Bt.ra Rk:kant land. Sunda-y nl&ht Dee 24. lobs. Charley 8eal'iea a~nt Jolon- and AOn JaeL Sunday were: LI!I'WII with her mothe r Mnt Levi'la Hoffman, wirt! and chlld~ Raf' RICkard, wUt artl Chlldrtft, Jlra. tR•iwU. Lil. ura Noble •nd St"'- WUlle aDd c&atem lea1ue Ulil season . The -two Ylddleport teaJna wlll jmmey \o VERNON, W. VA.. · ' DELAYED where they wHI meet the Wahama .~ I!IA~!'Aio ~11 -&ENTATI- Mi~=~fCHRIS;Nbk .rM'iU, 1....-... Cu..•••": .. ' HYSELL RUN Told of Ul1ests' Ftre Ueath lJ~r. tht mtiJOe aarep.tLon 1 teeda UDpr011ement tr they intend 11Lo win tnallY il.fll• ln th.. South~ iiOIU 'fOOl& NI!IJI '10 .l JIIIOOI&ill ~- llp1 ibtlt ,,... , ol-1~ DO& IG lot fi'IDilNI ~· ~ ~>o•••• .-Dul !l"d ~ ill - -~~~ Jil> ~ ~ 1'" 11l\'11r.a>ld.' lw· on a. local team 1n Je&ra. il.,. • - -~ ..-., . ,.._ ' - " " ·~~·~·.-. - · 0. """'M ..... ...,.. mai!Of torl"ll>"'"olloo lbe1 . PACIIi- ~;-·- ' 01 . . .., ". v' . ---· ----r--·-- -- --- ,Jhio Motor Accident Frequency Studied For, Govem0r White By State Highway Traffic Engineel'l -· ' . ... look quite like an actreu," it up. "Have you ttare1" not tboucht ot too "bad, wttl1 tbt ltage pre· oi'Po*.ni- And His Collegian'a Orchestra ' BIP Thornthe 11ttle Brovl· matria'ce 1had EIW'e father had :u,o~div~· ~ worthwhile. Thai ' wun't one-half ao pretty u dear,• taid Marthe lflD· went on. Patricia knew .. were assuring hCr, t.nd eubtlely, that. 8he wae an and would rP.mam so. Who anyhow, this erhriaon. Dancirlg 9 'til ?·· . ' "1 knew'" ........et•ftt w-.., ·~ ..W. ~ l ' ~D~Sl!ION SOc PERSON. •• .... for life. , ·. MlllD~EPORT BENF.EIT FffiE ,DF:I"ARTMEN'l;' ' I ,. tuft'erlne girl that lhes kind t A little· nobod)' out like Aatot'1 .pet borlr! were detemiined to lnchade their ta1k, to make her ib cent.er. She eat there, respond· to quetUona whilt Ford in Bank Probe uearlet •ctrtpt up of her <afteT. ~>poke ''"''"' Mr. ..and' Mrs. Edgar Allene.warth and d&\l8'hter Susan Eileen ar· rhed Friday e...entng to spend the holldays with their parents. Mr. and Ma·s. A. E. R\L~D o.nd M1· a.nd Ml'S. Harve Allensworth ..joyed tho brltlp T Hope (Oantlnued trom Pale Olk:l) The merchants of your cify·ieep up with the times. fare? "Pray, pray and apin pray, · ''This 18 what the Stwiour aald: It 1&, neeessary to P,r&Y •;i-IW*)'I1 to • They wekome the opportunity to serve . you. Their. merchaadise is priced right and of a variety that can fill your eveey 1 • pmy r,e!fntleillly." ' In h1s white robes of state, Polle Ptw- areetert bla corr;Unal4 .and h\lDdreda of minor prelates in the great cddalstotY •hall ,oj tht!i Va.t~r ean. ket;M on hla thi'O,ne. he ller '' " we . The eardlnala, 111 .' thelr & ''• . '" ,,."',. .......... .~ .' robel I ,.. ' ...,.....,:l pope talked. · , ', · ~.:""'J:"~,;:: lr.:dtdiiOri of men' wUbo11t ·~, a~ po1'tletllsrlj, fo pOIHI• 1\11«. l'!arill an,d ota- """ _..,._ Ill hJal>, plooeo l>llt U. . _ . ' . ' . <> ' .. I ' .. ~ • • ' Yourmerehaab aim to keep your busineaa by de.ervin• iL Shop with thjom. The will prove it. They always sell the be.t by every telL sem.t-clrde · thrOne, while prelates of lesser rank atood behind them u the pontlft' apoke. Deaplte l!la 'l'l year.s and the Nduoua Ia· I tior8 a.ttendant upon oeiebratiDI' U~.e holy year, hie holtneaa appear· \d ln oood health ai1t1 oplll~ 1 All usual, he apote alow}J, clearly •nd With aenuJne feellDr, No pn~allon or . u. . hJI Ohrlatliw a4dreu ha4 rrven IG 1 11te,mem.,!"o!· ~ 0\lllJ, Uld 'all li~te'bed 'In ltlvenint sUend!l 01 t;~ ,:'! Confidenc. ia the open road between buyer and seller. I •' ~ . .. oollNRuea. empba<i•lng tbe pontifl'e "wonderful a.nd strenuoua wrk" durlna the Holy Year. ot scarlet, formed arcund the pope'a )!f · }heya,..;'ir;Mdly iPcr~b. 'They deaerve 7our confii" . ':._~ diii~8oiJfid&ict U. ,th.m.:.d1the gopda they sell. .an.. .oa~l , nlt;o, 'de8.n. of' Sa~red 1 Co)IE!IP. , addre&aed. him on behalf ~ Q.f , lila tened bltentl)'• wbtle . need. · I 1 They Maintain quality at reasonable prices. alway• ~atiafy. Their gooda . When 7ou buy from your home merchanb, you have the aat• iafaction of kaowiD• that you are huyin1 ~atiefaction. IT.lS ALWAYS PROFITABLE TO BUY FROM HOME MERCii~BECAUSE TliEY ~VE THE WILLINGNESS AND A!IILITY TO SERVE YOU, WELL �. \ ! • I' , ~le who ore ~ about aU 'Dte Baron" And "The Chief" Are Cl!riatmaa 5euoa t - of Electric Theatre .ftaw:ed QrJ,e ao)f!~er to every two new mtllloQaJrea. We ~evert D&tle eetnlt the ..@OlltriiWtol'lli m 'a de tuerlttces. ·on Mea.tleu Mondays ate caviar, muahroOma and /l'<•rBttm meloru!. In "J.f~t t~e tho.t lnkoduces the ecr1)en, which wUl • s.miltoi. 'To,Make. lo1Jmey,' ·· ~Ga.nles I thf:y can &ell him to the umy. · On ~ Thured&y they ~went kl P'lrnida &1'\d. C8llfomia for the day. It won the war. theatre Did yo u pipe aome of the boatl the government. bought during the con1Uct? You could have sold wOod· turning locomotive& for & llnf! run· rl)ng through. th.e Petrified Pore&t. BOOn -u they tlnd that WashIngton wanta somethlng the prices double up. But not tn pain. !t'11 from joy. ' I ' • ,, . I' Atheh.8~ 0 " De c. , ., the a1ainlt c blob 4!01U>o~ I helaht 6 n . 11 llldleo, plafO!l root- COFFEE: MROP . kub on :r,.luotemle. b~ millions for 25 re!ltl. · NOT just a salve, but ,. ••eounter-lmtant." AD druuists.Three strcogtlli. ·,- . ~ta\lel' f'1UDC' lU;.n~(tlDII!I!i. AI.BA COURT JIOTEL 1 '""1"'1· ~ !iU Rocmt' --'ID nalhs, Sl.eam JA"~llia~ . -~ · t10111 """"e •• rt®ver.lDC to ftnk •the coua· · · · ¥ 4 • Sb\JDlaker alllo ab.owed plenty u( fta:ht and CRJed a pretf,y 1hortlJ there~t.er a.nd R\W&ell went 1n u 11 replaoement the came but ,. short. while • • t'., a.me . .. '-' t'l • Jl'.ad., The boy& showed up wlt.h some QUttter 'Jt!al earapplqr. never lett101 up for bllakets Beuon wp and pla)'ina: ute wildJlre at all o.ny Judie. there wm be atlll more snooter. The local boys were aho~­ Ulll!!& ~><•lor~ the """"n Ia muoh older. ing some real nrst olus ruardinf, • • • Moore'a ftrat a~tempt ' ·o re .. 'Jhe boys Improved ft&:htina qua.U- ne\'er lettlnll their men set tn the and maltlng allahoUI hurried 1~~·:.=~er Joy to the down - clear ones I • " ¥ • • • The crowd was rot as large as The ftrst acore ot 1he t.ame ffOOil lltuuld be tor the JrJnd or ball dter the 1ame wu beaun and lada are produetn1. They i.re 11ras a. beautifUl attempt by Jell- jle<t to a better support from A rather small but enth~~;~~ k1ns, one of hJa famous one hand- Pomeroy fan.s and sholtld have crowd waa pweenL and thelr m·o ney'a worth when touaht. game was pla.yed u t~. Purple and White Panthers P6fiu!:roy and the Purple and Whlt..c .. Singer 01 Chesapeake had 'the t r1ughest luck of the evening Whero omh:hat.timmetl'the .!:JOP a. half tum and th!ID ba.ck up out or .:et;wf<on! Cbeeapeake boys of Lawrence county. The fact thRI. the local boys mDre tha.n double the lloCI)1'e was not. appal'flllt dW'ing the aa.me. the oont.est. wu wqed so hot an~ heavy throughOut. The vistto1'8 under the able direction or "Pony" Smith. conner · h 1 d gree.t star for Mercer collese tn Beeaue, as a au bat~tute, _ c P aJ!e d to have plenty of tor two minutes w1th St. Ignatius 0 eo.a.a zeerne Co1Jere in 1929 At Norgard, star height but they oould not ~ 1t end of Stanford Univenity'l foot- advantage aeainst the ba11 team, baa been declared lnel· thrusts of the local igible to {ll.a.y in the Ruse BowJ !game ended 90 to 14 with the loc:ala cl188ie agamst Columbia UnivorsltJ \on the long end ot the score. . at Pasadena on New Year's Day. The first g'l.me however, brougnt _ _ _ _ rorth the ta.ugha when the tormc.ot· . 1 dars from Pcmeroy hooked up aad substitute center, age ID helght wlth a like number from Mlddle6 ft. 2 inches played on Rome port, the locals a.galn winning. t•lwnship team winnh~g stpte menThe grads did not show the form they exhibited when wea.rlng ~he tlf'n. Paul Samuelt-Zancsvllle, guard. purple and white and showed sophomore age 19 height 5 rt 10 In· t.tJ_ey were ln need of ~:~·:~~~:!~ ches played scholastiC b&.ll at This pme ended ~ 1-~h high. leading 24 t.o 17. The Wntam y.'ipfler, Eirnlra, N. Y .. follow : [.m ard, sophomore age :.!0, height G PM PTP 5 n. 11 lnehes, hac. ~ conl!iderabic PHS Alumni 21. 3 1 s 0 1 t~pee d and passes well Dye, f 1 1 1 " s Pierotti. f u 1 1 0 1 J(·achim, f 2 1 5 0 Crow, c 2 0 0 1 GrueEcr, g 2 0 0 1 Elcelsteln. g ,Pomeroy Firemen's Association's 35th Annual I I MHS Alumni 17 Anden>on, tt , oallaQ1ler, Lambert, c .... . 0 2 0 0 1 .. 2 3 'tt'~ .~ --~\-"'t'' •..f •4> ~-..1( - 1 u Glbbp~ .. .. G F ' M' P·'l'P 3 0 1 2 u 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Graves, ,c ..... . . Alleruoworth, JZ g .... . •'. Score by q\lartcr Pomeroy AI. . .. . . MldcUoport Al 0 0 2 1 1 2 3 4 ti 6 6 ~ 24 4 3 6 4 'i 7 a, ooals; F, Fouls; M. Poul; MU;aed; P. Personals; TP. Total Points. Referee Lackey COUI Pomt'!roY 30 r Moore. Stlvcrs. ( Jenklntt, r Murra y, l Shumaker. c ... .. Cottrill. c Kloes, g ausv LOAtltN£. ut> l-lts f.l.lllt..H FOR MORN IN£.--- g · · · · •· ·, · C8Bci, IJ ' , , , , , . Kindle, K RUHo'Cll, THI!: FLAG 71IAT t.!AVES SUPREME' OVER 77-iE NET WOR.LO,' I OFM 3 0 3 0 0 1 J I o 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 J 1 0 I 0 1 0 0 J 0 1 0 0 'l'ol.al .. .... · · · · · · · Chel>apcakc 14 Binger. f Lookabill, f Jones,! Hesson. c Hut!. c 0 F' M P TP 0 o 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 :) OS!03 I 1 I 1 3 0 0 0 I 0 Fulk, K 0 4 3 3 OoodaU, g .. . .. .. . . 0 0 1 : ITILLlE THE TOILER -l ~ Prindle, g .......... ~~~- - ~ Tota.l 3 8 6 10 }4 I "-TCL' .:-.-. ~.f.JE' "TI<AT, "1 h .. l-11•0? 1 ..... ... . .. . 1 2 3 4 ·r 10 10 8 4 31l 'Ohesas)eak.e . .. . .. . 1 5 6 2 H Score by quarter WAS ~IJST A.SOVT 'iSOCk "T'..-tA'T biG PoqLeroy "'fl) c...•s'" '- r= ~ ' "'''""''' ;,,,;:,00 1 QM "TI\1; ""1\·lll tlr. · =r~:~o~re:.~ib~~~~ 'he made a pre ~"Y 11de 1ho~. · Pierotti, Eiael Ia A.c· • ot"L _ M 'S "ll--E AND Rl£il{r NOli\/ SANTA CLAUS 15 P~BABLY I • · Fram Middle;ort Grada; j was .b!ockOre, Crow, Gnleser, 1~~L ~f!:~lm~:~ ~~-throws I NORTH POLE "miN£.~ .. . ' Orave1 &nd loaclilin litt. ·-~ cor one ee.®. l ,· · P. H. S. ALUMNI WIN ~Q ~SU! ,.,ll\.l PRETTV DELIVERY ON I ~~ ~ lead whlcb they never relbaqulahed Improved and it the aven.ge ran 11 tlrst tleld goal. iELLINL. 11-tA.T Wt..V mi.... Hlo~er ln Ula. &f&dcs 1ame wa~~ wttb 1 whUt ~'.1\nderlon wu with alx,· Crowl CoUowed wlth t1. aDCl .Gr1Jeatllo;_~ Q• 11 '1ber. Etael &IUS AUeDIW'Ol1J::i. . . ,•• bunch.. ' Out of Red .. 1• ' llio -..ri opc:b dollll a1ea a«atrL Jle ..me thi'Dillh with .m -tour: ·I$PWeVtlr the cne almalt UM u. &knott l.mmt.. Jour n, whUo dlatelf IJle...ller bUt It miMed, Tile f.,.L,ue ·our boye nn tnatant. 'I1te :thJJ'I& m011t noUoe· q1J&I"Ier was t ttart with deten;nlnobkln, ~~ a . r.ble is J,he way f,he teun play has 1\'hlm they ~· IJ , pi~ ~ ' ... rt?Mhbt, IJIIO. Jl<leall . . 1the "'lfiot. 11m • .ooe, U.ree. , · -· ,..... · {I~ f CijNl{~T •nd L_ lleal.ed Write .fur n ookld and RateR Job CHESIPUK£ IN blih I!Obool "Wilmtnrton e.nd •mateur ~b&D buecOllete baskeu.tt team ,a.rly t,h_Aa ball there, aae 24, hetah~ 5 ft. 10 v.·ee)[;. Ccacb Brandon T. Orover :t.s lrtche6. Jun1or, PlaY* tnAekl dW'Ina: btiSilY, traJninl! h1s "Ohio Unlv~f8i~y baseball ' &euob. . , • .. , Bobcat casera for their ext.e!kled Robert Herrlck.-Elmi.ra, N. Y., Oh~aa holldi.y &ip Which .Kilard, atte~ Elmtr& Free A.CJf'pt'M Jan. 2. ct•~my but played ba.skdball wl.th Y . 'l'he vaeatton aclledule will iu- .¥ . &. A.. ·tealtln& ~ ·won."DD-tloaclude contests 1n ~ewark , AkrOl\. ~ reput.a.Uous, as:e 19, bellb.t 8ft. , C\mlberland, Coshocton anct oan- plays 100d paSaina-' a:lnl6 .-nd !8 ton. Pollowing ttte· bt.rrlat:ormma: rc.triY il:ooll sliot. trip, the Bobcata will plunge Into Geor~ . Uay-Aahtabu'-· fol\ward. the Buckeye COnference care sche- three-letter athlete at Aahtabula cll!le, playing Ohlo ·Wea)eyaD1 a.nd high H.Dd K18kl prep, a&e 21, height Miami the :ftn;t week after the ·p, ft. 9 inahea, sophomore, played r.tlliBtmaa vacation. The rormer quarterb&ck oa Ohio's second team 4utntet will be met ln Delaware t.hlB ran and WUI be throw1Di the Jal\ 9 ' while Miami will come to j'lYtl:lln In the spring. Past and Kood Athens on Jan. 13. · _' til¥!t. Workin@: with a ma.1ority ·ol Ed Byh nm-Mea.ctvUle, Pa., !:Jrgreen material, Grover is dtUaellt ward, attended J4e&dville hi(lh blah Jy atte.mptlnt to build up a rna- fichool. played part of laat year, age chine whlcb ca.n suceeaarully de- a . height 5 ft. 11 inphes, fatrly fend the oonference title, a share good ~t· of which Ohio CQ.ptured last &eason . Irvlnf Bieaei-Brookl)'D, N. Y., Jlcmatntng ftom the tea:m ot last guarrt; J!roPped at New Utrecht: hiiJil, "Inter are Bernard Berens, elan- "ge 21, •height 5 ft. 7 lnche.s, JWltor, ~ -1ted Lancaster center, who estab- ·\\"On a letter on baseball team · la.Rt Usbed new .state and conference sprin&, pla.yed t.hifd base. storing records last yesu and who Don "Bill" Foglesona, Mll501l, w. IliOn ail-Buckeye honors as a so- \ '.t.., forward. junior. saw considerphomore, and Pea:-1 Reichley, New [·l'lle &ctlor last yeiU',' age l9 height lexington, guard, who won a let- 6 ft . I inch, size gives him e.dvanter in 1933. In addition to these two Lase under bal!ket. Howard Moon-Wa.tten forward players, Grover has fourd the best com bination In three sopbomor~. ~cphomore age ~ height 5 ft. n Elll Schmidt, Columbus, forward: in ches played several sport& at George May, Ash.ta.bula, forward; Warren Harding high . end Bob Hen·lck, Elmira, N. Y.. Robert Henry, Cleveland. guard guard. Pnd fiUb6titute certer, junior, age ~ The entire January oohedule is : ht:lght 6 ft. 2 lnchet~ played aome Jan. 2--Cwnberlo.nd Bulldo~; Jan . bt::iL year, WIU'o scholaatlc eager at 3---Coshocton; Jan. 4-Stark-Mo.r- Ooltnwood high. ble at Oantor.; Ja.n. 5--Qoodye-:~r Wcodrow Wills-Columbus, at · Wlngfoots at Akron ; Jan. 6-New- tP.nded West high school. sophoark; Jan. 9-0hlo Wesleyan at more quarterback for Dou Peden Jan. 12-Miaml at At.h- this fall, winning conference ar>d Pr.s; Jan 15-St. Xnv1er at Cin- rotate seleetloo and ali -Amerlclln cinna.tl ; Jar-. 17-Marshall College toonorable mention . Is good ba..sebell at Athens: Jan. 20-Witt.enberg at c&tcher, age 19. height. 5 ft. 10 "'Rvringfleld; Jan. 27-Cinctunatl at c11es. Clnclrnatt. I 'AI MerendinO-<Jlarksburg , w. • Va. fo rward, prepped e.t Washing~ SKETCHES OF OHIO UNIVER-1 i(.n Irving high, ace 20, height 6ft SITY BOBCAT BASKETEl~ RS st.phomore. Athens. Ohio I Kimler .o<Jye~orthmd, guard l9S4 played tackle ,"thi:> fall;_ age 20, , ,, - i~or l g ht 6 rt 2 iuches 41oas pQ8Sibllttle!l Her'HIIJ'd Bca·eps~ Lauca:; Ler , u~ n- ' al cit•vcluping fijst ola.ss guard tel', prepped. a.t St. Mury ·H lll~h [ l•f.ight aud l'CP.~ give him o.dvar.tschool In that city. Age 20. Height to.gc 6 n . 5 Inches won nil- Buckeye ami I Lawrct'Ce Bwackba ..mcr. Lam·etAll-Ohio honor.~ us a. :;ophomorc. , v,lle, guard , soph.omora age 21 set new scoriug , : : CO!'d tn botJt 1 hmght 5 rt. ro lnohes, brot hel' of Buckeye Conference 1wd tk: state !PI mer w e ll ~known gtmrtl on Bob1, c.l L t earn~>. In 1939. vet.eril.n :'~~W~I~IU~a~m~~3c~l~m~ll~d~t-~c~•u~lu~n~,b~u~'~·~C~o;-~'~J~a~n~lC~s~R~u~ss~c~ll;,~e~te~w~a~,·~t·;;,•~u~a~r~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~ New SmJrna. Florida ' /"01:11'11 • P~ITH£1SiiiT "'""· Pearl "Perk" Relchley-New Lex- "iho~ ,.'or liliC:baries lneton. a ~Grid Stai boll lalt !aU and will P<O!>OI>I7 be on the mound with bueball team next spr.W,, beat o1' new men., &eem.s dtettned to be a tbr"-lettd':" 23---; ::~ed • I I .ooi-.... Ill• :.o. 1.,' tr.t.o BATU 'l.!il .. lum'bua, 10rwanl, · ~ West i- • 1 lUNING ROOl\ol j\SIJ ' ..... DAtr;r ft""Uh$ . 'Ihe; want to keep bbn &Uve until Same with all kll\da of good~: abOut the warf Tht',.urvtvon at t.hu Electric Soviet Lommissar at Home olliOr , . , _ cOliAidir It i1DW't to ekeeliozzle 'tJmlil iam out of all the biOoll the tumlp C&n oj>Ore. Pan:oen wmbj; vet.ertnarlana to aa.ve buaiedwdowtt mulet th&t &1"'1 worth a dr1ed. letJ' In a htah b:-e<ze. It aln't &ent.lmea.t. They '•, • " "'<>SS .. . o , Gools; F. Fouts ; M, TP, Missed: P, Personals; Point&. Referee L9.9key <OU) ·GAME NOTES An -unusuaJ feature of the Altum• I 'I gr.mc was th11.t •the Po~eroy scored six points in eaCh ot :our quarters. It was ;ood¥ to" see" t.he there, TiPPY'· Fred. ~!">diE•. and old .-fler~i~l· :l otandby · were retnforeed a Junior who ftlled in -··-.·.. ;c .Plerott.l :wert out on In the 1an1e. I'M fAlliNG I llt)$HI ~£t01)5E )'I :r~ ',• . ,\ .. ' at the K. ·of p_ Hall, Pomeroy '. �. \ ! • I' , ~le who ore ~ about aU 'Dte Baron" And "The Chief" Are Cl!riatmaa 5euoa t - of Electric Theatre .ftaw:ed QrJ,e ao)f!~er to every two new mtllloQaJrea. We ~evert D&tle eetnlt the ..@OlltriiWtol'lli m 'a de tuerlttces. ·on Mea.tleu Mondays ate caviar, muahroOma and /l'<•rBttm meloru!. In "J.f~t t~e tho.t lnkoduces the ecr1)en, which wUl • s.miltoi. 'To,Make. lo1Jmey,' ·· ~Ga.nles I thf:y can &ell him to the umy. · On ~ Thured&y they ~went kl P'lrnida &1'\d. C8llfomia for the day. It won the war. theatre Did yo u pipe aome of the boatl the government. bought during the con1Uct? You could have sold wOod· turning locomotive& for & llnf! run· rl)ng through. th.e Petrified Pore&t. BOOn -u they tlnd that WashIngton wanta somethlng the prices double up. But not tn pain. !t'11 from joy. ' I ' • ,, . I' Atheh.8~ 0 " De c. , ., the a1ainlt c blob 4!01U>o~ I helaht 6 n . 11 llldleo, plafO!l root- COFFEE: MROP . kub on :r,.luotemle. b~ millions for 25 re!ltl. · NOT just a salve, but ,. ••eounter-lmtant." AD druuists.Three strcogtlli. ·,- . ~ta\lel' f'1UDC' lU;.n~(tlDII!I!i. AI.BA COURT JIOTEL 1 '""1"'1· ~ !iU Rocmt' --'ID nalhs, Sl.eam JA"~llia~ . -~ · t10111 """"e •• rt®ver.lDC to ftnk •the coua· · · · ¥ 4 • Sb\JDlaker alllo ab.owed plenty u( fta:ht and CRJed a pretf,y 1hortlJ there~t.er a.nd R\W&ell went 1n u 11 replaoement the came but ,. short. while • • t'., a.me . .. '-' t'l • Jl'.ad., The boy& showed up wlt.h some QUttter 'Jt!al earapplqr. never lett101 up for bllakets Beuon wp and pla)'ina: ute wildJlre at all o.ny Judie. there wm be atlll more snooter. The local boys were aho~­ Ulll!!& ~><•lor~ the """"n Ia muoh older. ing some real nrst olus ruardinf, • • • Moore'a ftrat a~tempt ' ·o re .. 'Jhe boys Improved ft&:htina qua.U- ne\'er lettlnll their men set tn the and maltlng allahoUI hurried 1~~·:.=~er Joy to the down - clear ones I • " ¥ • • • The crowd was rot as large as The ftrst acore ot 1he t.ame ffOOil lltuuld be tor the JrJnd or ball dter the 1ame wu beaun and lada are produetn1. They i.re 11ras a. beautifUl attempt by Jell- jle<t to a better support from A rather small but enth~~;~~ k1ns, one of hJa famous one hand- Pomeroy fan.s and sholtld have crowd waa pweenL and thelr m·o ney'a worth when touaht. game was pla.yed u t~. Purple and White Panthers P6fiu!:roy and the Purple and Whlt..c .. Singer 01 Chesapeake had 'the t r1ughest luck of the evening Whero omh:hat.timmetl'the .!:JOP a. half tum and th!ID ba.ck up out or .:et;wf<on! Cbeeapeake boys of Lawrence county. The fact thRI. the local boys mDre tha.n double the lloCI)1'e was not. appal'flllt dW'ing the aa.me. the oont.est. wu wqed so hot an~ heavy throughOut. The vistto1'8 under the able direction or "Pony" Smith. conner · h 1 d gree.t star for Mercer collese tn Beeaue, as a au bat~tute, _ c P aJ!e d to have plenty of tor two minutes w1th St. Ignatius 0 eo.a.a zeerne Co1Jere in 1929 At Norgard, star height but they oould not ~ 1t end of Stanford Univenity'l foot- advantage aeainst the ba11 team, baa been declared lnel· thrusts of the local igible to {ll.a.y in the Ruse BowJ !game ended 90 to 14 with the loc:ala cl188ie agamst Columbia UnivorsltJ \on the long end ot the score. . at Pasadena on New Year's Day. The first g'l.me however, brougnt _ _ _ _ rorth the ta.ugha when the tormc.ot· . 1 dars from Pcmeroy hooked up aad substitute center, age ID helght wlth a like number from Mlddle6 ft. 2 inches played on Rome port, the locals a.galn winning. t•lwnship team winnh~g stpte menThe grads did not show the form they exhibited when wea.rlng ~he tlf'n. Paul Samuelt-Zancsvllle, guard. purple and white and showed sophomore age 19 height 5 rt 10 In· t.tJ_ey were ln need of ~:~·:~~~:!~ ches played scholastiC b&.ll at This pme ended ~ 1-~h high. leading 24 t.o 17. The Wntam y.'ipfler, Eirnlra, N. Y .. follow : [.m ard, sophomore age :.!0, height G PM PTP 5 n. 11 lnehes, hac. ~ conl!iderabic PHS Alumni 21. 3 1 s 0 1 t~pee d and passes well Dye, f 1 1 1 " s Pierotti. f u 1 1 0 1 J(·achim, f 2 1 5 0 Crow, c 2 0 0 1 GrueEcr, g 2 0 0 1 Elcelsteln. g ,Pomeroy Firemen's Association's 35th Annual I I MHS Alumni 17 Anden>on, tt , oallaQ1ler, Lambert, c .... . 0 2 0 0 1 .. 2 3 'tt'~ .~ --~\-"'t'' •..f •4> ~-..1( - 1 u Glbbp~ .. .. G F ' M' P·'l'P 3 0 1 2 u 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Graves, ,c ..... . . Alleruoworth, JZ g .... . •'. Score by q\lartcr Pomeroy AI. . .. . . MldcUoport Al 0 0 2 1 1 2 3 4 ti 6 6 ~ 24 4 3 6 4 'i 7 a, ooals; F, Fouls; M. Poul; MU;aed; P. Personals; TP. Total Points. Referee Lackey COUI Pomt'!roY 30 r Moore. Stlvcrs. ( Jenklntt, r Murra y, l Shumaker. c ... .. Cottrill. c Kloes, g ausv LOAtltN£. ut> l-lts f.l.lllt..H FOR MORN IN£.--- g · · · · •· ·, · C8Bci, IJ ' , , , , , . Kindle, K RUHo'Cll, THI!: FLAG 71IAT t.!AVES SUPREME' OVER 77-iE NET WOR.LO,' I OFM 3 0 3 0 0 1 J I o 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 J 1 0 I 0 1 0 0 J 0 1 0 0 'l'ol.al .. .... · · · · · · · Chel>apcakc 14 Binger. f Lookabill, f Jones,! Hesson. c Hut!. c 0 F' M P TP 0 o 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 :) OS!03 I 1 I 1 3 0 0 0 I 0 Fulk, K 0 4 3 3 OoodaU, g .. . .. .. . . 0 0 1 : ITILLlE THE TOILER -l ~ Prindle, g .......... ~~~- - ~ Tota.l 3 8 6 10 }4 I "-TCL' .:-.-. ~.f.JE' "TI<AT, "1 h .. l-11•0? 1 ..... ... . .. . 1 2 3 4 ·r 10 10 8 4 31l 'Ohesas)eak.e . .. . .. . 1 5 6 2 H Score by quarter WAS ~IJST A.SOVT 'iSOCk "T'..-tA'T biG PoqLeroy "'fl) c...•s'" '- r= ~ ' "'''""''' ;,,,;:,00 1 QM "TI\1; ""1\·lll tlr. · =r~:~o~re:.~ib~~~~ 'he made a pre ~"Y 11de 1ho~. · Pierotti, Eiael Ia A.c· • ot"L _ M 'S "ll--E AND Rl£il{r NOli\/ SANTA CLAUS 15 P~BABLY I • · Fram Middle;ort Grada; j was .b!ockOre, Crow, Gnleser, 1~~L ~f!:~lm~:~ ~~-throws I NORTH POLE "miN£.~ .. . ' Orave1 &nd loaclilin litt. ·-~ cor one ee.®. l ,· · P. H. S. ALUMNI WIN ~Q ~SU! ,.,ll\.l PRETTV DELIVERY ON I ~~ ~ lead whlcb they never relbaqulahed Improved and it the aven.ge ran 11 tlrst tleld goal. iELLINL. 11-tA.T Wt..V mi.... Hlo~er ln Ula. &f&dcs 1ame wa~~ wttb 1 whUt ~'.1\nderlon wu with alx,· Crowl CoUowed wlth t1. aDCl .Gr1Jeatllo;_~ Q• 11 '1ber. Etael &IUS AUeDIW'Ol1J::i. . . ,•• bunch.. ' Out of Red .. 1• ' llio -..ri opc:b dollll a1ea a«atrL Jle ..me thi'Dillh with .m -tour: ·I$PWeVtlr the cne almalt UM u. &knott l.mmt.. Jour n, whUo dlatelf IJle...ller bUt It miMed, Tile f.,.L,ue ·our boye nn tnatant. 'I1te :thJJ'I& m011t noUoe· q1J&I"Ier was t ttart with deten;nlnobkln, ~~ a . r.ble is J,he way f,he teun play has 1\'hlm they ~· IJ , pi~ ~ ' ... rt?Mhbt, IJIIO. Jl<leall . . 1the "'lfiot. 11m • .ooe, U.ree. , · -· ,..... · {I~ f CijNl{~T •nd L_ lleal.ed Write .fur n ookld and RateR Job CHESIPUK£ IN blih I!Obool "Wilmtnrton e.nd •mateur ~b&D buecOllete baskeu.tt team ,a.rly t,h_Aa ball there, aae 24, hetah~ 5 ft. 10 v.·ee)[;. Ccacb Brandon T. Orover :t.s lrtche6. Jun1or, PlaY* tnAekl dW'Ina: btiSilY, traJninl! h1s "Ohio Unlv~f8i~y baseball ' &euob. . , • .. , Bobcat casera for their ext.e!kled Robert Herrlck.-Elmi.ra, N. Y., Oh~aa holldi.y &ip Which .Kilard, atte~ Elmtr& Free A.CJf'pt'M Jan. 2. ct•~my but played ba.skdball wl.th Y . 'l'he vaeatton aclledule will iu- .¥ . &. A.. ·tealtln& ~ ·won."DD-tloaclude contests 1n ~ewark , AkrOl\. ~ reput.a.Uous, as:e 19, bellb.t 8ft. , C\mlberland, Coshocton anct oan- plays 100d paSaina-' a:lnl6 .-nd !8 ton. Pollowing ttte· bt.rrlat:ormma: rc.triY il:ooll sliot. trip, the Bobcata will plunge Into Geor~ . Uay-Aahtabu'-· fol\ward. the Buckeye COnference care sche- three-letter athlete at Aahtabula cll!le, playing Ohlo ·Wea)eyaD1 a.nd high H.Dd K18kl prep, a&e 21, height Miami the :ftn;t week after the ·p, ft. 9 inahea, sophomore, played r.tlliBtmaa vacation. The rormer quarterb&ck oa Ohio's second team 4utntet will be met ln Delaware t.hlB ran and WUI be throw1Di the Jal\ 9 ' while Miami will come to j'lYtl:lln In the spring. Past and Kood Athens on Jan. 13. · _' til¥!t. Workin@: with a ma.1ority ·ol Ed Byh nm-Mea.ctvUle, Pa., !:Jrgreen material, Grover is dtUaellt ward, attended J4e&dville hi(lh blah Jy atte.mptlnt to build up a rna- fichool. played part of laat year, age chine whlcb ca.n suceeaarully de- a . height 5 ft. 11 inphes, fatrly fend the oonference title, a share good ~t· of which Ohio CQ.ptured last &eason . Irvlnf Bieaei-Brookl)'D, N. Y., Jlcmatntng ftom the tea:m ot last guarrt; J!roPped at New Utrecht: hiiJil, "Inter are Bernard Berens, elan- "ge 21, •height 5 ft. 7 lnche.s, JWltor, ~ -1ted Lancaster center, who estab- ·\\"On a letter on baseball team · la.Rt Usbed new .state and conference sprin&, pla.yed t.hifd base. storing records last yesu and who Don "Bill" Foglesona, Mll501l, w. IliOn ail-Buckeye honors as a so- \ '.t.., forward. junior. saw considerphomore, and Pea:-1 Reichley, New [·l'lle &ctlor last yeiU',' age l9 height lexington, guard, who won a let- 6 ft . I inch, size gives him e.dvanter in 1933. In addition to these two Lase under bal!ket. Howard Moon-Wa.tten forward players, Grover has fourd the best com bination In three sopbomor~. ~cphomore age ~ height 5 ft. n Elll Schmidt, Columbus, forward: in ches played several sport& at George May, Ash.ta.bula, forward; Warren Harding high . end Bob Hen·lck, Elmira, N. Y.. Robert Henry, Cleveland. guard guard. Pnd fiUb6titute certer, junior, age ~ The entire January oohedule is : ht:lght 6 ft. 2 lnchet~ played aome Jan. 2--Cwnberlo.nd Bulldo~; Jan . bt::iL year, WIU'o scholaatlc eager at 3---Coshocton; Jan. 4-Stark-Mo.r- Ooltnwood high. ble at Oantor.; Ja.n. 5--Qoodye-:~r Wcodrow Wills-Columbus, at · Wlngfoots at Akron ; Jan. 6-New- tP.nded West high school. sophoark; Jan. 9-0hlo Wesleyan at more quarterback for Dou Peden Jan. 12-Miaml at At.h- this fall, winning conference ar>d Pr.s; Jan 15-St. Xnv1er at Cin- rotate seleetloo and ali -Amerlclln cinna.tl ; Jar-. 17-Marshall College toonorable mention . Is good ba..sebell at Athens: Jan. 20-Witt.enberg at c&tcher, age 19. height. 5 ft. 10 "'Rvringfleld; Jan. 27-Cinctunatl at c11es. Clnclrnatt. I 'AI MerendinO-<Jlarksburg , w. • Va. fo rward, prepped e.t Washing~ SKETCHES OF OHIO UNIVER-1 i(.n Irving high, ace 20, height 6ft SITY BOBCAT BASKETEl~ RS st.phomore. Athens. Ohio I Kimler .o<Jye~orthmd, guard l9S4 played tackle ,"thi:> fall;_ age 20, , ,, - i~or l g ht 6 rt 2 iuches 41oas pQ8Sibllttle!l Her'HIIJ'd Bca·eps~ Lauca:; Ler , u~ n- ' al cit•vcluping fijst ola.ss guard tel', prepped. a.t St. Mury ·H lll~h [ l•f.ight aud l'CP.~ give him o.dvar.tschool In that city. Age 20. Height to.gc 6 n . 5 Inches won nil- Buckeye ami I Lawrct'Ce Bwackba ..mcr. Lam·etAll-Ohio honor.~ us a. :;ophomorc. , v,lle, guard , soph.omora age 21 set new scoriug , : : CO!'d tn botJt 1 hmght 5 rt. ro lnohes, brot hel' of Buckeye Conference 1wd tk: state !PI mer w e ll ~known gtmrtl on Bob1, c.l L t earn~>. In 1939. vet.eril.n :'~~W~I~IU~a~m~~3c~l~m~ll~d~t-~c~•u~lu~n~,b~u~'~·~C~o;-~'~J~a~n~lC~s~R~u~ss~c~ll;,~e~te~w~a~,·~t·;;,•~u~a~r~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~ New SmJrna. Florida ' /"01:11'11 • P~ITH£1SiiiT "'""· Pearl "Perk" Relchley-New Lex- "iho~ ,.'or liliC:baries lneton. a ~Grid Stai boll lalt !aU and will P<O!>OI>I7 be on the mound with bueball team next spr.W,, beat o1' new men., &eem.s dtettned to be a tbr"-lettd':" 23---; ::~ed • I I .ooi-.... Ill• :.o. 1.,' tr.t.o BATU 'l.!il .. lum'bua, 10rwanl, · ~ West i- • 1 lUNING ROOl\ol j\SIJ ' ..... DAtr;r ft""Uh$ . 'Ihe; want to keep bbn &Uve until Same with all kll\da of good~: abOut the warf Tht',.urvtvon at t.hu Electric Soviet Lommissar at Home olliOr , . , _ cOliAidir It i1DW't to ekeeliozzle 'tJmlil iam out of all the biOoll the tumlp C&n oj>Ore. Pan:oen wmbj; vet.ertnarlana to aa.ve buaiedwdowtt mulet th&t &1"'1 worth a dr1ed. letJ' In a htah b:-e<ze. It aln't &ent.lmea.t. They '•, • " "'<>SS .. . o , Gools; F. Fouts ; M, TP, Missed: P, Personals; Point&. Referee L9.9key <OU) ·GAME NOTES An -unusuaJ feature of the Altum• I 'I gr.mc was th11.t •the Po~eroy scored six points in eaCh ot :our quarters. It was ;ood¥ to" see" t.he there, TiPPY'· Fred. ~!">diE•. and old .-fler~i~l· :l otandby · were retnforeed a Junior who ftlled in -··-.·.. ;c .Plerott.l :wert out on In the 1an1e. I'M fAlliNG I llt)$HI ~£t01)5E )'I :r~ ',• . ,\ .. ' at the K. ·of p_ Hall, Pomeroy '. �.{ ..... . .., .. ., • • . •' ~, '• ' IWL~ 'I'IDUha 1 W - .. .) • .• r Livermore's 1/ Gil, fli: U •.f .'J '1 J Af~~ · ~H fO , Retum IHG H S T ;. J :) EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OmCE c'" ~ " .: ·,~ 1 !7 \\' L\ THER-C 1 o. and much colder with a cold wave, pri~el!i ed by snow in East North Wednesda;y. Phone 202-R · F Activity of Temple Pyttuan ot Bac:k To Dayo Before Depregioa ~740· o1 our We wLsh to thank an and nellh~ Takes P.omero, wt.o thole . consol1nr tnr word :. Plnstenrald Company tor earetul and efflcteDt service, which has &o appreelably lesour sorrow Jn the loss or our ldo:;!~,g wtte, mother and daua:bter. DISBURSED To More.Than 1800 ploy- Of CWA Ourinc Put Week ¥ar Tbe Day .,· Be Merry • • • IIEALTH, HapPJneu, and the Good Will Gf Mal! II ou 1ft~:~~ tor you In &IIIIa (estln XDu AT THIS HOLIDAY . SEASON ', It Ia a prl:fll+ &e We al·'O take lllilll ~ Sea.on. ' ' ~ I ' ' opPQriuni&J In expreala.r aar rratltade for your loyal pa· tronap In the pallt year. to n.&.litad ,-oo-no& .. a eu&omer. \ aloae. b•t a11 &I frleJNI- The Beat of NATION IN GRIP OF FRIGID WEA TH ...... ••••• M~ny Meet Tragic Death During 1-loliday Peri • •••• _ "ultimatums,'' tme ·.;-.:!. from .Dea~h Toll Standa At 19 ~~~r~~r ~~ra~~~~Oda~ N~:~ No Noticeable Carouoina AI Rnult Of Three ' . Week I Inundation HUGE PROPERTY LOSS Airplane• Ruoh To A;d Of Stricken Town• In Idaho NORMA GOODWIN New Dee. H-JNsLod In &he bUndlnr SbOW'IIt.nn hllh above Manhattua, a ftler . . . ....... delpeftl.teiJ U.it aRernoon t.o IHinl' hit tbJp FLORIST J'orll:, sahb' to J'l'MID4, Be wu Oftt' Newark a&rpon for onr an OUR entire peroon· nel join in wishing bea.r, then. hil motor, or tiM! mo$or of anotJ~;er flhJp, wu bea.rt la the .,~e~an, of Van Goutlla4 Pa:rk. It ll betlend the lhlp . . . prtftie or an RmJ plane. you a very Merry Dally Tribune Xmaa and bountiful Good Cheer in all Mon•aJ a• &lie r-mployees enJey the holiday ... A Very Merry anlvrrtally 111baened. · J!uo CHRISTMAS ••••• ••••• • ¥ rJ • • NORTHWEST HARD Are Ultimatums liOUOR'S RETURN National Funerill :Bandits Rehearse l'EN D[RISH wurN Arkansas Town ls TR~G[DY M Sent Forth For Crash Victims Plans For Battle r m. Guarded By Militia HIT BY tOLD ~NO Draft Fi::T~::~ Le:~b ~GREEHD ~UIHl YFr:~ic~~~ c:;:~:••• Pol:r ~::=.J:.' ~;lin· V~lCANIC Bl ~ STFollo;t.!~~~i!::w..n WITH JUY RAGINGFL~ODS Montov~: i~·:~me-,_ IN BUC~[Y[ STATE ::T7;~edA:O:: u~h~~:·;,;;;.;::;;;~ INUNDAHS HW~1 M~~:~· ;:~~ !;;~~ IS UN Bol-,, Wi~eo Personals LL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Commission war. t.o m~!Uat.P. the Chnc·l The Leagne committee, t.ot:lnl over alone the work or arbitratin:t the oonfHct as · th~ Pan·Amcricu:J conference prep~~red to AdJourna., wa.s contronted by persisLcut demands frohm each parLy which r.erWusl.y ampered nelotlnllons. They were: 1. Paraguay's declnra.tion thal a agalmt renewal Clf hootnuat be made by Bolivia 1md Bol~~~· t :: mus eva=ootf'! the Chac before Parngl.lny will pnrti!cl!>oto In arbitration talks. Bolivia's determination to ()boftlclal recosn!Uon of her the four announc:ed A X 1 mal 0' en h d ed Drink. a OW• • Antiquated Railrokd Methoda Cau.ina Appal· I" De th T II mg a o :16--IN"' . p 1 0 llt s, ec. ...-Prance toc'ay planned a national mw funI <" tal for the m(lre than 200 vlcum.s LACK OF TIME ~b.ould they encounter of the John DilllngPr six membP.rs l!&.ng or tt!l· caped Indiana cOnvlcL,, wa!l In Ule j hnnda or pOlice here today. The Jru~n who warned pollee Lhat tbe despera<loes are dallr rehearsi lng their parLs for a bo.tile to death J was Edwlll'd Shousr, who "'a~; one or tht'm until captured last week at Pal'S, .n1. Following his capt\U1!1, Shouse w&A returned to the Indiana Bt.ate penltenLiary at. Michlgnn . . . . ' For Qbtatnlng Selling d_ Satw-day nlrhts dlsutraua train p ermlta • MAlD • C&Uie, l'.;eck at LaiJly, while the enUre nltti~Jn rose in protest &JaillBt "o.n~ No Doubt wmt" rs~~:oadlng me~~.Jda m the e~J. By International News service OVen~hadowed by the sentiment or Chrt.'ltmas, John Barleycorn who rqa1nec1 his "cltlr.en~h!p papers·· in Oblo last Friday from the r.tate lf'!l'islature, WAs with '.h"' polite "howdy-l.lo" or a sa.nr and quiet dlplty, It appeared todnv. before It Due, pt>rh&Jlo!l, to che ra.ct that t.he I~:~~~= etrect. Bolivia refUBild now ot lettal liquor In the state was 1 untll "something Is I held at J(JW ebb because or thr. In1 her elalm. of the majority or drug obtain licenses In the after Ohio'~~' new IU c~~-~!h~:,:~was enacted, ~ the state Indicated "~~C~~~~ho~t~J$~:i~~v,~lo~l~atofi:d I York WaiterS Threaten t0 QUl"t p:re~ted ' C81'011S- french s ystem. More than aDO were 1 Jured 1 n n , the crash or the s)leedin& Par~ . ell.pre.M Into the rear (JJ' f:tra.sbourg 1 a .standing local made up of WOOden coaches, and many or these were In critit'&.l condUJon In hos~lta.ls. victims the n:ght. , The nationAl ru~eral will bti held t1~morrow mornll"g Ill the Gare De !..'Est, Parlll railway st.atlon fhlch !JUI'dreds or happy studentll and other hollday ..bound lett a" rew houl'lll before the c~. Later became an lmproylsed scores oi vl,cUm11, i4entifl.ed, were laid on Parliament, 8.'1 80011 b1 January, poobably an olftclal invelltlsatlon tti;-lilotiir1 ieconcl wont In T~ree di~ durln~ Shouse told Se...,.t. Dan '"' Healy of the Chlcaro pollee that the Dillinger g;an1 sters' main topic or dlscUMion in thetl' 1-Jideout Is the kllll~g of pol/!men. ''They are all kill crazy and t~at's why r lett t.hem," Shouse Willi quoted as teWng sergt.. Healy. "I !r!ft them on Nov. 18 In Chicago. J(Jhn Dillinger, Harry Pierpont, Russell Clerk Charles Macltley and .:ohn Burns ·\lo~re livlnr together t•li!O.I think they are stHI tosether. "If you poliet:Jn.en are married n•en with ramtuea 1 wam you to ,,0 careful a.bout trylnl to take t.he other members of the ganr." he sdd. "Every f'l&:ht t.h ey have a each takes tbe position ~~~-~him In the event pollee There ., Cleveland, Dee. 2G-IN8Better Ia.te than never 1 This mlaht have been the thOU&ht or the ·north wind today u tt broUrht snow clou<ls ovet• northern Ohio. .... ..., .· ~·,~.......""'. r· · ... ., .. ~ .- . ' ." '.-, . ARY GROCERY .~ , Merry Christmas OHIO. 'To All! .. . •. ~ • 1 passed yeatehiay t.flere ~n 1 ed II.We poealbllltyl thM · ~ 1 wlahea would be tultllltld. '· 1· 1 However, it started snOWiD(l at n;o'clook last nl1ht and within an eight-Hour pe~ t.hrft lnches of snow had .' i ' . fallen. It was still ~~nowtng late thl.s momina and promised to continue thr(IUJhout the ··~ 'E\11 ' * * • Ralston Ruuell of Fllntt ~~~g~~~; arrived Saturday to 1n maa with his part~nts, Ral.!ton Rusaell. .•."' HARTLEY & BENNETT The condition or Mn. Brown, who haE been ....... the past few weeks, CA!IJR IHOI!: ~TORE ' • • •• HOLIDAY SEASON MIS3 ~ry Vl,_lnla HBIIIM IP.f~ for Athens Oa~urday t.o 11pend Christmas with he•· pa;.;nts, Mr. Mrs. Hoyt Haning. wish to extend to you Xmas greeting and Good W-Ill, and may boumlless Holiday Cheer be ever yours. _ ., .....,,_ t, \ . ' ' Rete JOU'Il find XMAS GREEN LANTERN I NOELl WE extend heartiest -wishes for a , happy Xmas Season to all ; our customers and friends, !lilld we cordially invite your con· tinued patronage. . THE VOGUE SHOE SHOPPE Cor. Ceurt and Main 81&. . '.. HELIIC E. ~ iiHEJI, ..... ' Jack Pearl, the Baron Jimmy Du. ·rante, Zasu Pitts; Edna May OliVer, Ted Healy and his stooges and the Metro-Goldwyn-Ma;rer Girls, The callt wao botTQW.ed from . a -nut factory ..... funny! funny! funny! uvas you dfre, Sharlie?" 1 ShortS: Busy Bodie&, Laurel-Hardy In the Dou11h. Fatt>r Arbuckle Matinee 2 :SO P. H. • .Shorts: :Rhapeo!lr In Brew, lllluaical, c.olortone ·:Be~fWishes ,IT 11 '* ....... ,.~ w ' ;111111&.,,. ~ ....,hi ,.....Uy wllh all or 1011 • ................ 'ft taU &b .. llleaM ,"·100,,·... Holl... ClMor we ''"'· :f:s OF THE SEASON . .COMPI.:IM~t!. .. . . MERRY CHRISTMAS, FOLKS ' ' ·I r Ant m&J 0000 U~t'll, -h . . . . ..-HAPPINESS AND •· PO&· TUNE. be .,. , ... . ~ . ~ all ' ,' \ • '• · ,---· of us, ~·li)le to · the char· - . 'chalrman . join voi~e~ in wishing you a very . . . Xlnas lin~ thi!Dk you for your patron. .a,g~ ihr\i'!ihout the past. . ·'· ··.;.:.. ·· .''.;, , ...... . .. •' Buckeye ·• ... :lUll Meet Death In ~ve. ic Manner AIJTOS, TRAINS, In Collec:t;ng Four In One Periah In I 1 1 lur 1t had no knowledge or b!!lna' killed. The Christmas l~osln was at Its ";·ed nood" carrylnr tructlon struck with denneBI'I. Mindful or the many volco.nlc eruptiOJIS following sharp eo.rthqt•akes h> paat years many or the b•rror strioken populace sought re tuae In the clty'B most .sulllltanUal cities, a survey "rush" liqUOI' Wflell:- w"" Glaacl Enlaraet at Ba•e of Throat Caulin1 Youn1· ater to Stran1le PILOT, HAVE CLOSE CALL ' ' ~. , · 1-{oth!nif.,:Jiut Tooth,- Jack Holey · Matinee 2 :SO P. Ill• lnfamoua N e a I Eluclea Guards, S c a 1 e • WaUa at Lima anniversary. But, joy 1lhanaed Strlcten suddenl)' died before down«! . l::;uildln&S. 't'~e 10 periiOtll\l who were kUied rudded In modest h()mes In the lcwer sectlon ot the clt:v. A typhoon struck ~e Vlsa:vall group of the PhUipplne Archlpelaro Nov. :a ktllil'l many persons Dnd catW03 heavy property clamI!B~· As part ()f Malay8.1a the Phlllp- P:nell share the ge11eral features of the Archipelago. The islands are TW0cAMPS QUARANTINED CHEER ALL TilE YI:AR. 34 In 11hot down during the Bunda! night battle. He and two liOn: were storming a restaurant operlited by Ralph Henley when BarMarna, P. 1., ~- 26-INS-Trap· nett was ,hot in .. , ''"". "'' ""' ped by a ftood of hot mud and sui · The ~~:unplay broke out shortly phurouA water from a volcar>Jc l'!ter Leland Henley, 29, returned u uptton 10 pel'fiOn!t were killed at 011 a PI'ISOJI csmp leave. He ill lro.sln and more than 500 made s~r~lng " life! senten~ fM the homeleas Chri.!ltmas eve accordtnB 1 k llmg of W. W. Findley, whom to Information received 'here Wtt r.. Mar.sha! Barnet.t wa.<> accompany· by the weather bureau. · J ing when the ffltal l'ltrt"eL shootJns Irosln, a c.lty of 11.000 populaUon cccum:d a year ago. . 1u the pro•JIJ"Ce of 8ai'S08'dn wall Ralph Henley Is a cousm ()f thE Inundated. ' man com1cted. Sixty families escaped death A shower or bullets ts.o:ued from flEt>i ng from t.heir hOmes the Henley :restaurant to greet the v.ne swept away by the fl.ery ftood r.ttacklng Barnett8, wlnesses saki. Firat reports that Mount Bulua~ Two brothers of Leland Hmley was in volcanic eruption 9oCte said to have been wltbil'! the Vo~olltlon ~···~~.:~ tC'rror t.o place dnr!Ug Lhf' illtl"rchang£' struck I The · victims were: ..-:.cc-· molltltainOWI with many volcanoes, or.ly a few of Whlth are still active. Richard and Gerald Reuter came from ColumbU.I 8-:.:.;,trday t.o sp ~ nd Christmas with Lht!lr parents, Ml'. and Mrs. Will Reuter. ( ' I,• . . .,~ .--·~=rr. ·' ' day. .. . TYPHOON REPORTED w·Ith Tidal Wave To Add T0 Death, Destruction, Confusion recurrenu of a year old tamil) feud that brourht a. renewal o! ~:.un play and oroe casWLlty Chrll;tmas While the :o nauonal guardBmen f.()Ught to malnt.iln order, Prottecutor Jack Boldt arrived to ope~: pear:e lWIIOtiatlona between the two families. City Manhall J. H. Barnott, 01 ·,;;·;;;,,;ii; ~w~tor~:r~~i~'Y~~t~ i ma.a" here ' bit' as Uth, '"'~C)Iuri ROBINS&trS'fOMEllOY L4UNDRY !'• ' Philippine laland City lrosin Hit On Christ.. mas Eve II•Y• to come. NOW arid in the futurf we sincerely ex· press our desire that the Joys and Happiness 2ft~"'TPOMEROV , ~hls viUa1e today to prevent the of res15tanC1! would confrOllt them By IF"'""' � 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 12. December 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 December 24, 1933 barton evans hickenlooper myers