http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aa21fcd81f86aef1e1ca48db22dad9e6.pdf 829c6ede13d12d9be6f2fd8a9d7cd2b0 PDF Text Text 7 Jl 1J :"1, t C H tST:. T£ .' ( . - ' "Nusr uw ~ I S fH A.V t a READERS NOTICE-If ....... 11M Ne,.. Olliee of Tbe Dall, Tribuee, call UC:.l.1 If the Buaiae11 Olliee uk for 202-R. FULL VOL. V-NO. 260 STARTS I'RIDAY Everything for the Boy to Wear at a Great Saving A1•• 12 to 11 With 2 Lon• Trou~en $9.95 Sold up to $18 IT· ' \ Here are Suite at the Lowest Prices in yeara--Young Men Styles, Men'• Styles. lion-Reduced To - be worn for fall. ' With 2 Knickers ' BOYS KNICKERS 95ti ' Sold .UP to $1.50 ' Keep Cool throu1h the Summer. . . ' ;, . ' TROPICAL WORSTED-PALM BEACH '. ' .•' Reduc,d To $8.~6 ' ' BOYS SHIRTS AND BlOI:ISES 59c c • 69c Reduced To '12'96 Bathing Suits 1-S Off i Ladies, Meno and Boys I - ·==== 35c 3 Pair for $1.00 Here's Value GROUP 1 $2.66 Values To $4 NECKWEAR GROUP 2 $3.66 ' 65c Ro1ulor $1 Value Values To $8 MEN'S SPORT SWEATERS ;.SflRAW HATS . . HATS $2.45 Stetson .. , .. , .. ..... . . , t&.65 Stylepark . , , .. .. . .. . $3.45 Others .. .. , .. , ........ $1.811 All Wool "· ONE-HALF PRICE ' With Sleeve and Sleevelen A $4 Value - . "- ~o~k Shirts, Auto Braad·Mc ;-·. ;;_: - 4,_ • •• ' '· '·:··. ~-~.; -~ 1'" ' EVERY MAN AND BOY IN THIS COMMUNlTY CAN BEN· EFIT BY THIS SALE. WILSON BROS. 7&c HOSE Every man can uae extra Trot!te~.a­ !. '.W ork faata 9Sc Many Other Bargains TROUSERS ·~ I ., I BOY'S WASH SUITS •t HERE'S WHERE YOU SAVE ON Prices Touch Rock· Bottom COME FRIDAY IF POSSIBLE -BUT DON'T FAIL TO AT· TEND THIS SALE. TO SAVE-IS BEING THRJf· TY. Now IS YOUR OPPOR· TUNITY TO SAVE. . Other Fine Bargains ., ... .r, ;..t.> :L". l, · . ' ... . • Don't ·Miss It. All Sales Cash. CQ.OPERA.TIVE FORMED BY . ' • 1 Enormouo Eamina Dec· reue Is Menaee To Entire Country " $.1:35' " ,.,, '' ,. In Debt Ridden CounJfi Definite Decif.ion To -\· Be Reached .. IN MATTER SOON ' I French IN FREIGHT RATES V olueo to $2.50 SUITS f By WALTER DIETZEL INS Btaft' 0orr@Sp0ndem Berlin, July I'J- WbUe t.be eoo· rwmk aituatlon sllowcti !o!g~t-0\ iOt' cleartnc, violence 1n many clt;t!., ot Germany today Kept the pollee '&ler:.. Communlat rioters !ll:d unemployed nleh~ aDd this morntnc raided thirty a:rocer.,. 1 t.oreB lrl ot fOOd at Oelsenll:lrchen. batrtcades In blocili Cut, all aiaea, ci.Uar .;*-ch· VALUES TO $45.00 II And Throw Stones When Effort Is Made T 0 Diaperse Them ! Made by Wiloon ,Bros Full BOYS LONG TROUSERS Sold up to $3.50 PRICI£-SUNDA Y 5 CENTS I ·· Sino ·14 to ,2 0 ., MEN'S·HOT WEATHER n .,...,.. u """"' HUGE SUM MAl BE fURNISHED U ,SAV E SITUHION - 95c Sold up to f12.60 $1.85 •· SERVICE 1 odlhillreeklucla VALUES TO $29.50 .POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931 NEWS 1 Men's Shirts $5.95 .,. INTIRNATION AL fiRE AT POLICE Plain and Fancy Pattema Sizea 14 to 20 Colors that will .50 A1e1 7 to 14 OF '·' 1 Many are Society Brand. Reduced T - Boys Suits neat ~ Erie ton ight. Erect Barricades In City Sb'eeb; Extinl"i•h Street Lirht1 Men's 'Shirts and quality-Fine Woroteda, woven twists, Suits for service. Real Satisfac· ifDd day . SOmewhat cooler Saturday Germany ' Here are Suito for the maq wha is exactint as to style ' .... Local th.underahOWtrs kl_n lght and &.Wr• ~EARCiH Of fOO~ Here You Will Find Quality Furnishing at Liberal Reductions SAVE 1·3 TO 1·1. Boys Suits G£RM~N RIDHRS R~I ~ STORES IN We're Putting SAVINGS On the Spot Here are Values Extraordinary. Never Have We Made Such DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. Stock Reduction WIRE WEATHER FORECAST- ... TURNING LOOSE TBI' FINE STOCK! It's a Sweeping JPft'ltmWalTII . . 'I'IIS D41i.Y 'l'aiiilUif& LEASED • Are Gradually Re-treating From Harah Demands ' . �rAOit TRIIEII PJUDAY, JtJLY l,, tal THE DAILT TRIIIONI! , POMEROY. OHlO I Jt!~ Ult Loca } JUfll0f ' a.nc1. ~~~~~~======~ --------~--------------------·----------------------'e port recov~lnl PRIDA'i. J 'l"t.Y 17 12U Middl N ___ . ews Pbobe 1' HURT IN FALL Mrl. Ar;nts SOle& Ia the home of her da\lihter, 1' OIV Mew. 0 virtinia Grera "*"'• I \ R.om tl. be \he d !J't!(:L tL Mn ChMtlelll Wl.tie lulb btot!n oon· decla ration. Mn. 1fined to her home on Second a ven ue Th bo uJ the !a:.cJ5l t ween th@ Pomeroy bo n and the 1 rrounds. A lood pme \\Inner o! thl! ileJTY· Pal r!\eld ll'llme .lerowd i1 btllll antlclnated.. Team To Play h ' been iu'fl ..- Allen White. from InJuries rt'ceived I with tllnesa. e mb. a cyhndncaJ Mlhllr as not yet art II. hen ~he fell down tilt! 8t.u.ln of the Mrs. Ellrl F rellCh :;m d c h ildre n of t QUip ped With u c i(JCir.W<Jrlr. device S u nday afternoon " &am e will be ' Uacle .EH • PHON& white home Luckily, there were ! columbws a re ytf.ltlnl Mr u.nd Mn. and Wtllhlnil Lweu l}'-nlne OUitCfl!, l , pla)·ed by Dr Tom Crow'a Old •A f ew men," •Jd Cndt ~beD. :..:.::..::~~~~~::=:-::::::~========== ubo.d o bonu broken. 11.lthouah she waa \ Charles -t: .Walla~ . was d.l8oo¥ered 111 ~he ch u1ch late To Meet Wtnn.en Perry- 1Timers against Junlor 141'Ut "w UI all ot! rou advlc. 't••ue 411 ly br~ . Mn. HYot. . B. Fairfield Came of • Pia team here with the the end In view io booet~t l 1 w•Dt to h~lp. An' • wbolt 1011 Hillery, lMt ntPJt by one or lilt: SI:XV..~us j :~uaht.er Emily, and Verno 11 YQu.niJ of St. Peter'&. Covert>d wi th ye llow 1 ,' Y 1 raise rundll to help defray upenst~~ lot "'I ll do II f.,b t11t qtlatacdon o:t 1 -1 Rr v and Mra. Wlll\am L . M.oenk.- jO! Charles ton apent 1hursday with pape1 W di.I!IIJUI~~e Its (Jurl.IUI!I:', t ht I Crow"& Old ..Tunen of the loca l boya Thtl !Jam"' will be · rt- iulfJd hi' :r" u or 1uh htrd luck 111 1 \Helen Bmilh.l The bride rece1vec haue and 1100 Billy ot Sheroo, Pa., Mr and Ml'll. Jul1u SmiU1 . MlHis bcmb la> close w one ul che ,111,, . Next Sunday -11t1trtt d at 2 .30 at Laurel CUt!' ' ull lll ' un nln."- Wu-llln'-'oa Stu. many beauU!ul gUts and an enjoy- .~ pe.nt 'fhunduy &ltemoon w!Ul Mr . 1E.mUy remained here to ' 'hilt w1th nl~e pillar& suppo rtlng th e dom e ul .. __....._ able evenilll Wits spent Dainty n ·MIM Vlvlnne Smith. · Lhe ••hurch a.nd (}!l ]y u f< w feet 1 · fre!Shm~nt8 Wt'rt' ~rvt!d by the n (Js· and Mrs. Olenn Nichols of Gra~J Henry HIU o! ColumbUs wa.s here fro m tht tlrilmb or Pvpt Clt-ment. Th~ fast. 1oln11 jwuor leque bftll t.eliStls. Thost! att.endlni -wert' · Mrs HUl. ]Friday attendllli to business for •he The stXton "AalS ma km~t h iS re- team representlllf Pomeroy , cham '1-fll lll. DI Mlkl~ . Mrs Jo.. B. Smllh. M;.:! Robert Oro(lan and dausht.er I N Y . c . railroad gula r roW'ld uf the rhurctl wil t 1 h plon11 ot Melali COWltY. wUI meet tho. 1 Mrs. L A. Thomas. Mrs. Hel'lb Ph y II~ or ToledlJ are YWt.ins: wlth The Loyal Ben~an class of the not ked l.he susplcK us luoklll · ck ~ wlnnt:'rs of U1e Pl!rry-Pidrneld counSI.t!warl , Mrs. Allen Jenlr.ensot1, Mt"M he r p11.rents Mr. and Mrs. Joe ChUJ"(':h or Chrlat enjoyed a picnic age. Ruo&••l l.illf!; It at r..n~"' gt tr::_t !l !y game to be played Mond~ty even William Stet:rr Mrs Jesse Sansbur\'. fhllllp!S. dinner at SCotts Owve Thmsday was a bo b h Jnr. Ma Oe<Jrlie Schaar Mrs Konnld Mn. William WoUe and son Wm: evenlna:. All members of the alus 1 d ~~ · e took It In his hands The winner or thl8 ume will repI Sch~ll rs F H'o.rrm~n Glad 'S tipt 1. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. and their tamll!es were mvlted and ian _ .r us out ot lhe edifice de- resent t.he dUilrtct In Lhe 11-l-ate finills Hulda · ~el~. ~ther Michael 0t..J y Nobles of Wes~ Colwnbla. 68 were present. A mo.st enjoyable pcon.ng the ma~hlrtt" man outlying The tournament Ia 11-ponsor@d by the Hught's De trls Keffer Ruth M1 McGill u( Knoxville Tenn. eveninr was spent. par t of the , Ka t d t n.~ where lt-6 eX· Amerlcan Levlonnaires and ill to be Wise J.. drf! m~ Nl 'Ru&d l ..Cll vt d Thursday to .stay ~lth hi~ The picnic ft.Jr the Loyal Sons and plos ton <.t.-uld d o til{ lew; l damage continued until one team emerges BAND CONCERT SATURDAY NIGHT 118 • u Y raves, - ' ,. 1 E A Cr Ire Dauahtel'li of the Ch urch of Christ 1:1~ champion.!! ot the entire United M ~ . s l er , rs. · · ea. r . E. A. has been indeftnltely po!ilponed. H ll rdly li!ld he notl l lcd ~he Vat!· States The date or the game bePL Pleasant Aggre~ation Mltrjorle Michael. C r'-Liio:t'r Is tn a very critical condl- DeHnlte ' date will be made later. 'cltn' 11 uthorltles of the dll!Co,·ery BY LEGION BAND. AT TH£ McMASTER b Unable To Solve Nt:W BOOKS J when the bomb t~ XJJIOderl wtllt a te 1. , twn ut his home on Gravel Hill. Lltwrem:e Root of Hunt-Ington Jl ic m ur. The bla.bt (.{)rc a huge The blast was hf!ard throughout ' HARDWA~E CO.~MIDDLEPORT , Rife'o Pitching The followi ng nf!W books are now \'lSjll'd with hi:; sister Mrs fUr ry r ·ady for circulation at the MhlJJe- Houl'-h or Gravel Hill. l10le In the grounds or the garden the Vatican city Pa pal Nobles and , 'n1e Purity Icc Creams cnlf' rg ed I: :rt public ltbrary: Mts Rlchatd Lmds!:'y and son uprooting bea.ullfula cu!Uvated Isoldi ers ru~hed to the scene, whlle , vtttorlous in a bottle With the P ~rsons---Stream of Hist-ory - 4 . -planU; und ftowt'r.~ and hurling 1:>f a deep sleep, lmmedwtely llllked 1 Poln•. PJ-eo88.nt All Stars Thursdav Vol. , Rlel'ard of Maysville. Ky., spent the wcr ' expected to recover, however. ' ragmr:IJL'i ur Its shell for a con.sld- . HL~ Holiness himself. startled oul I 1 Punlll Cn[~Ms WIN Cl~s[ ~~M[ I Announcement 1 rR OM All STAn S ai.d I Bomb l I'm Wrong "' .J.'W"fiUS. AU Nllclou• 1.eochm1, dol!tn,., or w.,t pfpfiiJl "'• • -.~ih"l'•reto bavo- dalm UJ)OD the love, loyalty aud devotion of tbe MODte, mUtt be In hannoay with fWf, • tJte tachinp of JeeUII the Chrbrt: who. woida lt mto every fold and crevice <Of the human heartjj •nd of whom it wu Wei in John 7;.6, "NEVER MAN IPAKE MKt T IS•MA.N." • • • ~a.Mo!lk,. .~,._c-.-<w. 1.-k')JJ A&Q)T A '{fiA~'S 'O'<CA"\"10~ fllOII\ WA"I" (LA'\/ ------ Mr . aud Mrs. Harry Today's bJmbing \IIU5 btlleved ll -- - - - -- - - .. 1 I _ler. i D • • they~e ·. got to be good !· ~ I ... ! ~ ..... • > has oothlnK lc t MomenMnu Monteata I I I Orate, lb .. .. Demosky, ct . . Darst.2b.. . . · · · · · · · · · Nea~. ss · · · · · Parsons, c · Benr:rtt, rr . . Rite, P · . . . . . 3 4 4 4 4 3 I 1 0 1 0 1 o ... .-------~--------~---1· .. I 2 I 0 2 I ~!f;~~- ctf ··.' _·. ········ ' ' 0 .,. RIFE-MANKIN o 0 Announ co:>ment "' ' "belng mad e u,I1 0 the mttrrla~~;e of Miss Doris Mankin, o 2075 North Fourth s t.reet, Columbus 1 1 nnd Mr. Harry C. RUe, of Gu'Jd- 1 o hope, Ohio, on Friday, July m , In ) - - _ _ Greenup. Ky. ! Total . . . 33 4 7 2 Mr. Rife is associated w•th tht: i Pt. Pleasa nt AB R H E Ohio Bell Telephone Company. 'I h e 1 ~arrls, ss . . . . . 4 1 2 2 bride ls the daughter or Mr. <'. lid : tovf'r, c . . . . . . . . .. 4 0 2 0 1Mrs. Edward Mankin of Middleport. ] ~uroett, tb ...... , . , . ... 4 0 1 0 1 Dc.rls was a gmduale of the MidHarper, 2b . , . ...... . , ... 4 0 1 0 · dleport high S&hool. HOweVer, shP 0· 0 I 0 the pn.~t thrr.e year The couple D.hurch, p . . . 4 0 ~ ~lh on . 3b . . . 3 0 0 ; Iwill make their nome in Columbus ~cDnnlel, r! . 3 0 0 01 ' · to - - - SOCIETY J\.lEt:TINO I i •• I lor a run repor t c.n the Jnctdent .rable distance. 1 - - ~- ----- ' ' I I I lips.- 1 1 I ·-- I ---SELF-PRAISE-Let nnother man prai8e thee, and not I thine own mouth; a ~tru nger, and not thine own Proverb~ 27 :2. evening at the local high sclto~l Copela.nds-Treasury for Booi: - · week with grounds by a score of 4 to 1. after I!c.ver'S-5 Vol. i Rife allowed three hits 9.nd one Hc"l1a.day 's Natural H1slory. I run lr.. the first inning. Keeping Mentally Fi~astroro. l The Cream.s were held scorel~ 'is 1 The Second Twenty Years at ~ht> I until the fifth in ning when , 1 H._ull House-Jane Adams. rot a hit, advltnced by Parsons w PilgrimS Progress--Arllmr Trainrot on by o.n el"t'Qr, and later sc 1 ed on a sacrifice Lire of P . T . Barnum-2 Vol. 1 The game was· fast and lntere . Education ot' a Prlm.-e~ s-Marte , , tng from st.art to finish with bJlh l!tr.and Duchess or Russia. 1 teams stn•cro-lln t 1 1 Fiction --~ i or a ead, with More t han Wlfe-Mnrg9.ret Wid the Crea.fms getting sb: hits. and P,lmer the Point boys. eight The Creams 1 Night Narse--MQCY •ror~>d two more runs In tlle next . Ex!t.-Harold Bell Wright. framl! ancr a hit by Demosky, and East is Ail'.liYS East-Wysmer two errors. Ornte and Demosky Freckles comes Home-Jeanette ICOI'!'d In this chapter. Again in the ' Porte1 . 1 l!eventh frame, Bennett brough t A\oenci House-Julius Green. , their last run m. followmg a hit bv The Bracelet-Robert H1cheus himself. an error being commu ted The Read Bn..ck-Remarquer. and a walk. In the eighth a .1d ninth 1 Th~ Bridge of Deslre--Lle'-plng . innings, the Point Pleasant men The Long Loop--Bower. made a. des perate attempt to brll1R Silver Wlngs--Gra~,;e Illll. 1 the ~core more In their ra vor but to I _The ~yal Lover-Berco~·tcl. 1 no B'iail, pitcher Rl!p tightening . _I1Jt' F1chtinr, Man of l\tars-BuJdown on them wllh a win tucked In I rntghs. j his ~oocket . The Amazing- Jnt.P.rludi'-Rlne 1 Thr box seore; hart. , Swift W.aters-Lorlng. Ptu1ty Cream 5 Q Gordon If AB R H F. Boy Scout Book of QQod StOJriet. • · · ·3b Allensworth, . 4:J 0o 00 041 j M n ttllews Bn d many o,"hu :s. • !~ ·- ___ .. __,... ~ ' ....... ~~ ~;~o'::"c:::~~ ~~Y ci~~~:~s T~~; 1 e_:Tol ' 34tar) ] II Thes Ladies Aid Society of t11e \ HeRth M. E. church met at the :· 1heme nf Mrs Robert Washington: [ MISCELLANEOUS SHOWF.R I on Fis her street Thursday evrmili~ · \ MISses Nellie and Hallie Zirk.le ' A brief bllilineAA. meeting wnd fol-· I tbltertalned Thun~day evening with I lowed by a ~OCIBI time. Light rr- ~ ~ mi'lcellaneous shower :1t their , freshment.'i were served b;t· the hv~ ­ home In honor of Mrs Bruoc Llu.l d tess. · · 1 ~- ~-- --~- - - - , - - -- - - - • STORES WERE THRONGED WITH CUSTOMr.RS ALL DAY-MR. RA TH· BURN SAYS, "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE" ~ JULY CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES FOR ONE WEEK, . SATURDAY SPECIALS • Registered ~-AT===--­ IN MIDDLEPORT, BAKERS KRAFT ' ' I v~"eera : ,, class"I tests for mildness, for aroma, for wte, No raw inferior tobaccos ever find their way into Chesterfield cigarettes! Tbe manufacture is right. Every Chesterfield is well-filled, well-formed and burns evenly, ' weight and Tbe paper is right-in textute, purity. Money can't buy better. Tht taste is right, It is not by accident that Chesterfield holds its smokers. They're milder -and yet They SatisfY, • • "\ Come Early and Avoid the Ruoh! .BAKER'S GROCERY ~jirst "No comebacks" -when you smoke Chesterfields, Tbe '"'"ttcos are right! Chesterfield uses only mild, ripe, sweet-tasting tobaccos-the best ~nd purest money can buy. The bleud is right! lt'9 an' art ti) p~ttobaceol :, · together the Chesterfield way-in the exact proportions which bring out the finer qualities of each tobacco type. A science too! For each • ·;pe nl mbacco used must pass rigid laboratory QUALITY MEATS Ha111burger, frer.h ground, 3 lbo, ..... 25c Saft Side Meat, nice lean, not jowl, lb 12%c Nice Rib Roast, from youn11 tender beef . :Pouncl . , ....... ..... , .. ; ...... 15c Juicy Tender Steak, pouad ........ , 20c Boiling Beef, Pound . , , ........ , . , . . .8c Swift'a Premium Bacon, Yz Pound . . . 20c Swift'• Premium Ham, half or whole lh 25c LUNCHEON EATS OF ALL KINDS Nut Loaf, Wafer Sliced, lb, . . 30c Veal Loaf, Wafer Sliced, lb.. , ...... , 30c Macaroni Loaf, Wafer Sliced, pound . , 29c Monogram Bologna, Pound . , , , .... , 20c Preued Ham Wafer Sliced Pound .... 30c · Pork Roll,'Wafer Sliced, Pound , . . . . . 29c ALL OUR MEATS ARE U. S. INSPECTED • ' - ' '>. I: MIDDLEPORT • .. ... a;,U nnoD CIGAREnE-tHEY SATISFY . ' ..\~ • �rAOit TRIIEII PJUDAY, JtJLY l,, tal THE DAILT TRIIIONI! , POMEROY. OHlO I Jt!~ Ult Loca } JUfll0f ' a.nc1. ~~~~~~======~ --------~--------------------·----------------------'e port recov~lnl PRIDA'i. J 'l"t.Y 17 12U Middl N ___ . ews Pbobe 1' HURT IN FALL Mrl. Ar;nts SOle& Ia the home of her da\lihter, 1' OIV Mew. 0 virtinia Grera "*"'• I \ R.om tl. be \he d !J't!(:L tL Mn ChMtlelll Wl.tie lulb btot!n oon· decla ration. Mn. 1fined to her home on Second a ven ue Th bo uJ the !a:.cJ5l t ween th@ Pomeroy bo n and the 1 rrounds. A lood pme \\Inner o! thl! ileJTY· Pal r!\eld ll'llme .lerowd i1 btllll antlclnated.. Team To Play h ' been iu'fl ..- Allen White. from InJuries rt'ceived I with tllnesa. e mb. a cyhndncaJ Mlhllr as not yet art II. hen ~he fell down tilt! 8t.u.ln of the Mrs. Ellrl F rellCh :;m d c h ildre n of t QUip ped With u c i(JCir.W<Jrlr. device S u nday afternoon " &am e will be ' Uacle .EH • PHON& white home Luckily, there were ! columbws a re ytf.ltlnl Mr u.nd Mn. and Wtllhlnil Lweu l}'-nlne OUitCfl!, l , pla)·ed by Dr Tom Crow'a Old •A f ew men," •Jd Cndt ~beD. :..:.::..::~~~~~::=:-::::::~========== ubo.d o bonu broken. 11.lthouah she waa \ Charles -t: .Walla~ . was d.l8oo¥ered 111 ~he ch u1ch late To Meet Wtnn.en Perry- 1Timers against Junlor 141'Ut "w UI all ot! rou advlc. 't••ue 411 ly br~ . Mn. HYot. . B. Fairfield Came of • Pia team here with the the end In view io booet~t l 1 w•Dt to h~lp. An' • wbolt 1011 Hillery, lMt ntPJt by one or lilt: SI:XV..~us j :~uaht.er Emily, and Verno 11 YQu.niJ of St. Peter'&. Covert>d wi th ye llow 1 ,' Y 1 raise rundll to help defray upenst~~ lot "'I ll do II f.,b t11t qtlatacdon o:t 1 -1 Rr v and Mra. Wlll\am L . M.oenk.- jO! Charles ton apent 1hursday with pape1 W di.I!IIJUI~~e Its (Jurl.IUI!I:', t ht I Crow"& Old ..Tunen of the loca l boya Thtl !Jam"' will be · rt- iulfJd hi' :r" u or 1uh htrd luck 111 1 \Helen Bmilh.l The bride rece1vec haue and 1100 Billy ot Sheroo, Pa., Mr and Ml'll. Jul1u SmiU1 . MlHis bcmb la> close w one ul che ,111,, . Next Sunday -11t1trtt d at 2 .30 at Laurel CUt!' ' ull lll ' un nln."- Wu-llln'-'oa Stu. many beauU!ul gUts and an enjoy- .~ pe.nt 'fhunduy &ltemoon w!Ul Mr . 1E.mUy remained here to ' 'hilt w1th nl~e pillar& suppo rtlng th e dom e ul .. __....._ able evenilll Wits spent Dainty n ·MIM Vlvlnne Smith. · Lhe ••hurch a.nd (}!l ]y u f< w feet 1 · fre!Shm~nt8 Wt'rt' ~rvt!d by the n (Js· and Mrs. Olenn Nichols of Gra~J Henry HIU o! ColumbUs wa.s here fro m tht tlrilmb or Pvpt Clt-ment. Th~ fast. 1oln11 jwuor leque bftll t.eliStls. Thost! att.endlni -wert' · Mrs HUl. ]Friday attendllli to business for •he The stXton "AalS ma km~t h iS re- team representlllf Pomeroy , cham '1-fll lll. DI Mlkl~ . Mrs Jo.. B. Smllh. M;.:! Robert Oro(lan and dausht.er I N Y . c . railroad gula r roW'ld uf the rhurctl wil t 1 h plon11 ot Melali COWltY. wUI meet tho. 1 Mrs. L A. Thomas. Mrs. Hel'lb Ph y II~ or ToledlJ are YWt.ins: wlth The Loyal Ben~an class of the not ked l.he susplcK us luoklll · ck ~ wlnnt:'rs of U1e Pl!rry-Pidrneld counSI.t!warl , Mrs. Allen Jenlr.ensot1, Mt"M he r p11.rents Mr. and Mrs. Joe ChUJ"(':h or Chrlat enjoyed a picnic age. Ruo&••l l.illf!; It at r..n~"' gt tr::_t !l !y game to be played Mond~ty even William Stet:rr Mrs Jesse Sansbur\'. fhllllp!S. dinner at SCotts Owve Thmsday was a bo b h Jnr. Ma Oe<Jrlie Schaar Mrs Konnld Mn. William WoUe and son Wm: evenlna:. All members of the alus 1 d ~~ · e took It In his hands The winner or thl8 ume will repI Sch~ll rs F H'o.rrm~n Glad 'S tipt 1. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. and their tamll!es were mvlted and ian _ .r us out ot lhe edifice de- resent t.he dUilrtct In Lhe 11-l-ate finills Hulda · ~el~. ~ther Michael 0t..J y Nobles of Wes~ Colwnbla. 68 were present. A mo.st enjoyable pcon.ng the ma~hlrtt" man outlying The tournament Ia 11-ponsor@d by the Hught's De trls Keffer Ruth M1 McGill u( Knoxville Tenn. eveninr was spent. par t of the , Ka t d t n.~ where lt-6 eX· Amerlcan Levlonnaires and ill to be Wise J.. drf! m~ Nl 'Ru&d l ..Cll vt d Thursday to .stay ~lth hi~ The picnic ft.Jr the Loyal Sons and plos ton <.t.-uld d o til{ lew; l damage continued until one team emerges BAND CONCERT SATURDAY NIGHT 118 • u Y raves, - ' ,. 1 E A Cr Ire Dauahtel'li of the Ch urch of Christ 1:1~ champion.!! ot the entire United M ~ . s l er , rs. · · ea. r . E. A. has been indeftnltely po!ilponed. H ll rdly li!ld he notl l lcd ~he Vat!· States The date or the game bePL Pleasant Aggre~ation Mltrjorle Michael. C r'-Liio:t'r Is tn a very critical condl- DeHnlte ' date will be made later. 'cltn' 11 uthorltles of the dll!Co,·ery BY LEGION BAND. AT TH£ McMASTER b Unable To Solve Nt:W BOOKS J when the bomb t~ XJJIOderl wtllt a te 1. , twn ut his home on Gravel Hill. Lltwrem:e Root of Hunt-Ington Jl ic m ur. The bla.bt (.{)rc a huge The blast was hf!ard throughout ' HARDWA~E CO.~MIDDLEPORT , Rife'o Pitching The followi ng nf!W books are now \'lSjll'd with hi:; sister Mrs fUr ry r ·ady for circulation at the MhlJJe- Houl'-h or Gravel Hill. l10le In the grounds or the garden the Vatican city Pa pal Nobles and , 'n1e Purity Icc Creams cnlf' rg ed I: :rt public ltbrary: Mts Rlchatd Lmds!:'y and son uprooting bea.ullfula cu!Uvated Isoldi ers ru~hed to the scene, whlle , vtttorlous in a bottle With the P ~rsons---Stream of Hist-ory - 4 . -planU; und ftowt'r.~ and hurling 1:>f a deep sleep, lmmedwtely llllked 1 Poln•. PJ-eo88.nt All Stars Thursdav Vol. , Rlel'ard of Maysville. Ky., spent the wcr ' expected to recover, however. ' ragmr:IJL'i ur Its shell for a con.sld- . HL~ Holiness himself. startled oul I 1 Punlll Cn[~Ms WIN Cl~s[ ~~M[ I Announcement 1 rR OM All STAn S ai.d I Bomb l I'm Wrong "' .J.'W"fiUS. AU Nllclou• 1.eochm1, dol!tn,., or w.,t pfpfiiJl "'• • -.~ih"l'•reto bavo- dalm UJ)OD the love, loyalty aud devotion of tbe MODte, mUtt be In hannoay with fWf, • tJte tachinp of JeeUII the Chrbrt: who. woida lt mto every fold and crevice <Of the human heartjj •nd of whom it wu Wei in John 7;.6, "NEVER MAN IPAKE MKt T IS•MA.N." • • • ~a.Mo!lk,. .~,._c-.-<w. 1.-k')JJ A&Q)T A '{fiA~'S 'O'<CA"\"10~ fllOII\ WA"I" (LA'\/ ------ Mr . aud Mrs. Harry Today's bJmbing \IIU5 btlleved ll -- - - - -- - - .. 1 I _ler. i D • • they~e ·. got to be good !· ~ I ... ! ~ ..... • > has oothlnK lc t MomenMnu Monteata I I I Orate, lb .. .. Demosky, ct . . Darst.2b.. . . · · · · · · · · · Nea~. ss · · · · · Parsons, c · Benr:rtt, rr . . Rite, P · . . . . . 3 4 4 4 4 3 I 1 0 1 0 1 o ... .-------~--------~---1· .. I 2 I 0 2 I ~!f;~~- ctf ··.' _·. ········ ' ' 0 .,. RIFE-MANKIN o 0 Announ co:>ment "' ' "belng mad e u,I1 0 the mttrrla~~;e of Miss Doris Mankin, o 2075 North Fourth s t.reet, Columbus 1 1 nnd Mr. Harry C. RUe, of Gu'Jd- 1 o hope, Ohio, on Friday, July m , In ) - - _ _ Greenup. Ky. ! Total . . . 33 4 7 2 Mr. Rife is associated w•th tht: i Pt. Pleasa nt AB R H E Ohio Bell Telephone Company. 'I h e 1 ~arrls, ss . . . . . 4 1 2 2 bride ls the daughter or Mr. <'. lid : tovf'r, c . . . . . . . . .. 4 0 2 0 1Mrs. Edward Mankin of Middleport. ] ~uroett, tb ...... , . , . ... 4 0 1 0 1 Dc.rls was a gmduale of the MidHarper, 2b . , . ...... . , ... 4 0 1 0 · dleport high S&hool. HOweVer, shP 0· 0 I 0 the pn.~t thrr.e year The couple D.hurch, p . . . 4 0 ~ ~lh on . 3b . . . 3 0 0 ; Iwill make their nome in Columbus ~cDnnlel, r! . 3 0 0 01 ' · to - - - SOCIETY J\.lEt:TINO I i •• I lor a run repor t c.n the Jnctdent .rable distance. 1 - - ~- ----- ' ' I I I lips.- 1 1 I ·-- I ---SELF-PRAISE-Let nnother man prai8e thee, and not I thine own mouth; a ~tru nger, and not thine own Proverb~ 27 :2. evening at the local high sclto~l Copela.nds-Treasury for Booi: - · week with grounds by a score of 4 to 1. after I!c.ver'S-5 Vol. i Rife allowed three hits 9.nd one Hc"l1a.day 's Natural H1slory. I run lr.. the first inning. Keeping Mentally Fi~astroro. l The Cream.s were held scorel~ 'is 1 The Second Twenty Years at ~ht> I until the fifth in ning when , 1 H._ull House-Jane Adams. rot a hit, advltnced by Parsons w PilgrimS Progress--Arllmr Trainrot on by o.n el"t'Qr, and later sc 1 ed on a sacrifice Lire of P . T . Barnum-2 Vol. 1 The game was· fast and lntere . Education ot' a Prlm.-e~ s-Marte , , tng from st.art to finish with bJlh l!tr.and Duchess or Russia. 1 teams stn•cro-lln t 1 1 Fiction --~ i or a ead, with More t han Wlfe-Mnrg9.ret Wid the Crea.fms getting sb: hits. and P,lmer the Point boys. eight The Creams 1 Night Narse--MQCY •ror~>d two more runs In tlle next . Ex!t.-Harold Bell Wright. framl! ancr a hit by Demosky, and East is Ail'.liYS East-Wysmer two errors. Ornte and Demosky Freckles comes Home-Jeanette ICOI'!'d In this chapter. Again in the ' Porte1 . 1 l!eventh frame, Bennett brough t A\oenci House-Julius Green. , their last run m. followmg a hit bv The Bracelet-Robert H1cheus himself. an error being commu ted The Read Bn..ck-Remarquer. and a walk. In the eighth a .1d ninth 1 Th~ Bridge of Deslre--Lle'-plng . innings, the Point Pleasant men The Long Loop--Bower. made a. des perate attempt to brll1R Silver Wlngs--Gra~,;e Illll. 1 the ~core more In their ra vor but to I _The ~yal Lover-Berco~·tcl. 1 no B'iail, pitcher Rl!p tightening . _I1Jt' F1chtinr, Man of l\tars-BuJdown on them wllh a win tucked In I rntghs. j his ~oocket . The Amazing- Jnt.P.rludi'-Rlne 1 Thr box seore; hart. , Swift W.aters-Lorlng. Ptu1ty Cream 5 Q Gordon If AB R H F. Boy Scout Book of QQod StOJriet. • · · ·3b Allensworth, . 4:J 0o 00 041 j M n ttllews Bn d many o,"hu :s. • !~ ·- ___ .. __,... ~ ' ....... ~~ ~;~o'::"c:::~~ ~~Y ci~~~:~s T~~; 1 e_:Tol ' 34tar) ] II Thes Ladies Aid Society of t11e \ HeRth M. E. church met at the :· 1heme nf Mrs Robert Washington: [ MISCELLANEOUS SHOWF.R I on Fis her street Thursday evrmili~ · \ MISses Nellie and Hallie Zirk.le ' A brief bllilineAA. meeting wnd fol-· I tbltertalned Thun~day evening with I lowed by a ~OCIBI time. Light rr- ~ ~ mi'lcellaneous shower :1t their , freshment.'i were served b;t· the hv~ ­ home In honor of Mrs Bruoc Llu.l d tess. · · 1 ~- ~-- --~- - - - , - - -- - - - • STORES WERE THRONGED WITH CUSTOMr.RS ALL DAY-MR. RA TH· BURN SAYS, "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE" ~ JULY CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES FOR ONE WEEK, . SATURDAY SPECIALS • Registered ~-AT===--­ IN MIDDLEPORT, BAKERS KRAFT ' ' I v~"eera : ,, class"I tests for mildness, for aroma, for wte, No raw inferior tobaccos ever find their way into Chesterfield cigarettes! Tbe manufacture is right. Every Chesterfield is well-filled, well-formed and burns evenly, ' weight and Tbe paper is right-in textute, purity. Money can't buy better. Tht taste is right, It is not by accident that Chesterfield holds its smokers. They're milder -and yet They SatisfY, • • "\ Come Early and Avoid the Ruoh! .BAKER'S GROCERY ~jirst "No comebacks" -when you smoke Chesterfields, Tbe '"'"ttcos are right! Chesterfield uses only mild, ripe, sweet-tasting tobaccos-the best ~nd purest money can buy. The bleud is right! lt'9 an' art ti) p~ttobaceol :, · together the Chesterfield way-in the exact proportions which bring out the finer qualities of each tobacco type. A science too! For each • ·;pe nl mbacco used must pass rigid laboratory QUALITY MEATS Ha111burger, frer.h ground, 3 lbo, ..... 25c Saft Side Meat, nice lean, not jowl, lb 12%c Nice Rib Roast, from youn11 tender beef . :Pouncl . , ....... ..... , .. ; ...... 15c Juicy Tender Steak, pouad ........ , 20c Boiling Beef, Pound . , , ........ , . , . . .8c Swift'a Premium Bacon, Yz Pound . . . 20c Swift'• Premium Ham, half or whole lh 25c LUNCHEON EATS OF ALL KINDS Nut Loaf, Wafer Sliced, lb, . . 30c Veal Loaf, Wafer Sliced, lb.. , ...... , 30c Macaroni Loaf, Wafer Sliced, pound . , 29c Monogram Bologna, Pound . , , , .... , 20c Preued Ham Wafer Sliced Pound .... 30c · Pork Roll,'Wafer Sliced, Pound , . . . . . 29c ALL OUR MEATS ARE U. S. INSPECTED • ' - ' '>. I: MIDDLEPORT • .. ... a;,U nnoD CIGAREnE-tHEY SATISFY . ' ..\~ • �Gallipolis News " I:)R. ,, H. C. FOSTER Racine Ohio. .- ' ...... _... __ _ ~-~ - ··--- 1'he word 'lwn;t>rk .. 1:. tro111 l t!e lnntlle "ben~ .~rll ," nu!aull.g beaJ rhlrt In ~·01-sc: tr1Hiltioo an(\ f(llk · lo~ a be1•;,et ker wnJI; one Of • elaA or wild wa:rrlors or chaiO· pions ot the beatl:Jeo, who drellld T eachero Remain In Run· nina By Takinr Every Advantage OFFERED TO TH£M fll beanklba. " ·r..• , • .;, 'l'ootlllla:''" buy yovr ftocklnlf! For Sale. Mioc:.POn BALE=Red SLru ollnr PeaCh- et. f2 00 bushel Call 33:1·J L. H. Pratt 1-15-3t HONEY. flr&t quaUty 20 cents per .b. In sections or 4 or 5 lbl . 2S oenta per lb. In lllll&llu amounte. t.o pleue or maaey refunded. Beu on' tn ob- OUIU'anteed 6etVatJon hlvrot BtaUon, Hobion, .. . Saturday JU))' 18. All o! the fur· nlture at THJ: OLD INN Sate begins at. 1 .30 ,P. M. Charlea McNamee Wk 7-lli, Dally POR WE GONNA Auctioneer LIFE· BOAT IF WE SALE--Two GOT NO sale. R. ·80AT? D. Smaller Industries Are Planning ' For I<'irst Nation Wide Conference .A FOR bALE- Baritone horn. tlcally new. At btU'(I'a.ln r, 38~X . • I 9Wt BloeU Ndtill or Menaub.l Had~ Broad 8kee'- '.c.... J&.b. ••d ....... l!OO Fiirepi'OOf Roome 100 Roome at Sl.OO Each. ...... Flntrool ~lh!M P~o 'ree MR. CAR Ncnr 11 o.. tbie Mi llaf'l .-~aa.~ • wulled. .r eaa prap aext ..., IT'£, JlbT LIKI! I Umia I A,M INDEED 6lle.."Tl!FUL ' John W .Welch, A.NO 1 WANT 'Y'OlJ 'TO KNOW ,.,., MaaariDI' Dlrcdor ••lo'· · -.... ar 1t011sb. JOIU' olol.. Polllb aD4 Waa. ~ _': ened, ~11M 0111 ~~· , F11mll•re 111111 · ...... -~ .a..... PrJce. .......... Come &ail ._ AllTO PAINT SHOP ... IL !iiiinol. ilol..l -----·---~~~~~~~=~ 10\.0 YOU, COL-ONEL. HCIORR! STICI'(. A.RDUNO Nil:: AND .... 'f'OO'LL .t..I!.T ~ Variatl- Ia T .,.aia (:gurta Anr.J t~nniB rm1M11 nrP Tllll \l! of . ltlftll )" IIUhllhtnl'f'!'l lnt'IUdlnK f1 11 _11 0 1to11N, sand. tlh"r mattln~. •'ot'k, lll'ootl 11n-l t!'\...n llnfllfmm, 'rhero 1"1 Al'l t11H,. Is ill !lO Offl~hlt '='"'~'=''=·==:t~.;~~~- '" 1ft ColumM ~~~7J Fort~­ Hqes · 'ULLU-.. tilt. t UiLt..t\ YOV S UCC E~i) IN (Thl'TING $:C e..A.M MY." 'SHE:'Lf., GO "WH~t).E you MAC'S -;;;::~ER. tv\IND OFF HI S CAR Hlil2.,. ANO YOU CAN "SoL. OW HE:R- O<)WN \NHE~ VOU '-""A"-'~ T'O " •.ta.il-. 'l'iaaprool COlumbus' Molf Po,...sar Rotal 300 ROOIU With Balh al $Z lo $3 - No Riper Convenlent to Stores al]-d Theatres lUI PAR'I.ING LOT AND GARAG& IN CON'~ECtiON BIG "SAVlNGS PIA'MOMAJ, d:A.3rJE R. B. BUN STINE, . • ... UIU!,.. cm.u11nu.>, OJ;Io · Plttsburgh 12, Phila.delph1a 8. Bo.!!ton 2', Clnctnnatt 0. Chicago II, New York 2. St. Lc.trla 5, Brooklyn 0 " ' ' ' W\!tt Spr:O:J. Strt'l't, NtpC_~~· NOW ON BE1'TER USED CARS AMERICAN Ll£.\0111•: Cleveland 9. New York 8 Philadelphia 5, DeW oiL 3 Washln'gt.on 5, Chicago 4. St LouUi 3, Boston I , .r:; ' Q.uft.;& 'l.'dDI\ y llltlE~IC~N• ,.SiOOIA'fiOJ'il OoluM~ua;, U Wl!Wa.ukzc T<>.lo"t•""Jtllltl'"' vu, Ind lanapollfl aL MlhRf!N>Olltt. -·- ·- L;)UJI'lvUie a.l St #'au) ..... NATI'ONAt. r.:t;.\GUE ~ ~ aum • .July 17-.:;..JNf- B!II ur- l::aDIIkl . wtJo was recently puroha<~ !l! thO!=Mantrt:al Royals ror 135,000 ·B&totl lJrt.VCII ila~ no AlmJ neither dtd he star Ill! a :~i:~~;;~=~~': story or the ;~;-:.y;·:·· .~~"'~-~~~ 11130 Euox 4-Door Wire Wheel Sedan ljke new. , Hfil9. f;ooex 'J·Door !ip.Jttn, extra good · 1929 EMi::Coach ~ ~ ·: ' ~p '~:''""'"'-... ,. •"; ··~ 1928 Ealex 4-Dllor Sedan 1928, Chevrolet Coach .' 1!127 Docla:e C'lqpe · .. Sevual Qlhe~ ~ p!ln at ,Sur~~!niiJ • . J.-'IJ,·fr"fi{ · Several Good Tour•l!J~, t ~t $2fi ljl.,IIO Tj;:JtM~· TQ UIT · " �Gallipolis News " I:)R. ,, H. C. FOSTER Racine Ohio. .- ' ...... _... __ _ ~-~ - ··--- 1'he word 'lwn;t>rk .. 1:. tro111 l t!e lnntlle "ben~ .~rll ," nu!aull.g beaJ rhlrt In ~·01-sc: tr1Hiltioo an(\ f(llk · lo~ a be1•;,et ker wnJI; one Of • elaA or wild wa:rrlors or chaiO· pions ot the beatl:Jeo, who drellld T eachero Remain In Run· nina By Takinr Every Advantage OFFERED TO TH£M fll beanklba. " ·r..• , • .;, 'l'ootlllla:''" buy yovr ftocklnlf! For Sale. Mioc:.POn BALE=Red SLru ollnr PeaCh- et. f2 00 bushel Call 33:1·J L. H. Pratt 1-15-3t HONEY. flr&t quaUty 20 cents per .b. In sections or 4 or 5 lbl . 2S oenta per lb. In lllll&llu amounte. t.o pleue or maaey refunded. Beu on' tn ob- OUIU'anteed 6etVatJon hlvrot BtaUon, Hobion, .. . Saturday JU))' 18. All o! the fur· nlture at THJ: OLD INN Sate begins at. 1 .30 ,P. M. Charlea McNamee Wk 7-lli, Dally POR WE GONNA Auctioneer LIFE· BOAT IF WE SALE--Two GOT NO sale. R. ·80AT? D. Smaller Industries Are Planning ' For I<'irst Nation Wide Conference .A FOR bALE- Baritone horn. tlcally new. At btU'(I'a.ln r, 38~X . • I 9Wt BloeU Ndtill or Menaub.l Had~ Broad 8kee'- '.c.... J&.b. ••d ....... l!OO Fiirepi'OOf Roome 100 Roome at Sl.OO Each. ...... Flntrool ~lh!M P~o 'ree MR. CAR Ncnr 11 o.. tbie Mi llaf'l .-~aa.~ • wulled. .r eaa prap aext ..., IT'£, JlbT LIKI! I Umia I A,M INDEED 6lle.."Tl!FUL ' John W .Welch, A.NO 1 WANT 'Y'OlJ 'TO KNOW ,.,., MaaariDI' Dlrcdor ••lo'· · -.... ar 1t011sb. JOIU' olol.. Polllb aD4 Waa. ~ _': ened, ~11M 0111 ~~· , F11mll•re 111111 · ...... -~ .a..... PrJce. .......... Come &ail ._ AllTO PAINT SHOP ... IL !iiiinol. ilol..l -----·---~~~~~~~=~ 10\.0 YOU, COL-ONEL. HCIORR! STICI'(. A.RDUNO Nil:: AND .... 'f'OO'LL .t..I!.T ~ Variatl- Ia T .,.aia (:gurta Anr.J t~nniB rm1M11 nrP Tllll \l! of . ltlftll )" IIUhllhtnl'f'!'l lnt'IUdlnK f1 11 _11 0 1to11N, sand. tlh"r mattln~. •'ot'k, lll'ootl 11n-l t!'\...n llnfllfmm, 'rhero 1"1 Al'l t11H,. Is ill !lO Offl~hlt '='"'~'=''=·==:t~.;~~~- '" 1ft ColumM ~~~7J Fort~­ Hqes · 'ULLU-.. tilt. t UiLt..t\ YOV S UCC E~i) IN (Thl'TING $:C e..A.M MY." 'SHE:'Lf., GO "WH~t).E you MAC'S -;;;::~ER. tv\IND OFF HI S CAR Hlil2.,. ANO YOU CAN "SoL. OW HE:R- O<)WN \NHE~ VOU '-""A"-'~ T'O " •.ta.il-. 'l'iaaprool COlumbus' Molf Po,...sar Rotal 300 ROOIU With Balh al $Z lo $3 - No Riper Convenlent to Stores al]-d Theatres lUI PAR'I.ING LOT AND GARAG& IN CON'~ECtiON BIG "SAVlNGS PIA'MOMAJ, d:A.3rJE R. B. BUN STINE, . • ... UIU!,.. cm.u11nu.>, OJ;Io · Plttsburgh 12, Phila.delph1a 8. Bo.!!ton 2', Clnctnnatt 0. Chicago II, New York 2. St. Lc.trla 5, Brooklyn 0 " ' ' ' W\!tt Spr:O:J. Strt'l't, NtpC_~~· NOW ON BE1'TER USED CARS AMERICAN Ll£.\0111•: Cleveland 9. New York 8 Philadelphia 5, DeW oiL 3 Washln'gt.on 5, Chicago 4. St LouUi 3, Boston I , .r:; ' Q.uft.;& 'l.'dDI\ y llltlE~IC~N• ,.SiOOIA'fiOJ'il OoluM~ua;, U Wl!Wa.ukzc T<>.lo"t•""Jtllltl'"' vu, Ind lanapollfl aL MlhRf!N>Olltt. -·- ·- L;)UJI'lvUie a.l St #'au) ..... NATI'ONAt. r.:t;.\GUE ~ ~ aum • .July 17-.:;..JNf- B!II ur- l::aDIIkl . wtJo was recently puroha<~ !l! thO!=Mantrt:al Royals ror 135,000 ·B&totl lJrt.VCII ila~ no AlmJ neither dtd he star Ill! a :~i:~~;;~=~~': story or the ;~;-:.y;·:·· .~~"'~-~~~ 11130 Euox 4-Door Wire Wheel Sedan ljke new. , Hfil9. f;ooex 'J·Door !ip.Jttn, extra good · 1929 EMi::Coach ~ ~ ·: ' ~p '~:''""'"'-... ,. •"; ··~ 1928 Ealex 4-Dllor Sedan 1928, Chevrolet Coach .' 1!127 Docla:e C'lqpe · .. Sevual Qlhe~ ~ p!ln at ,Sur~~!niiJ • . J.-'IJ,·fr"fi{ · Several Good Tour•l!J~, t ~t $2fi ljl.,IIO Tj;:JtM~· TQ UIT · " �I • •, 0 .. '1: ', , .' .. ' .•. ." PRIDAY, JULY l'J, ltU , ............ -'>!~,. Sermon jaui>Ject "lllru ot ..- .. France 3 Thll . eonUeratloil hu been ~ie tn tbt union 8erYloe &ti t.bt ..u1NrY ll. B. cburdL 1 :30 C. HC~C. 7 . ~ Bvao..uaamc Btrenla1 aenLoe. Hermon au.bjeet "It Wu Jlllht". All utad to a. aenlttl aN llie1q ll:tpt brter durtnl the hot HUOII. ftl'l..---"-pf'lll"d"d• All rellriou• tea<hil>c, da<trine.,. Wtd. 1::10' Pra)'ft''f.lld 1Wdy hour. W4f15_JIIQII,JUII iiJI4P-MP• creed, if tl1ey are .to h::~c,.,. -.rv .-laiiD GJICIIl W Jon, loralty ud deYot.ion. of tbe people muat bill ln. hamu;mt w1tb O.votlonal pertod ti:! be led ·by Mrs. 1•• rntu th ~ldnfl of the Cbriat wru.. worda flt ever,t•lold and crevice of $U human hear..tJ ud of whom it wu aald ln John 7 :46, ":-lEVER MAN . N 81'4KE LIKE TniS MAN." • PE.\CE EVANGELICAL AND PRE8BI'Tt:BJAN CBliBCH Tbeophll Melli. MlnWer school at t A M. Earl Har~ 11uperlnten:dent; Beltanf Sunday school at. i a . m. · 1 .Ourtl.l carna.tuw. Supt. Pruehl.na at 8 p . m R~v. t.tor- 1 uaiatant aupertnt.mdmt.. ct ....-oy. Mcrnlnr wonblp 1ot lO ·:tO AnlunclaY aehool at 9 .30 them by the choir. . Supt. Evfonln&· wonhlp at t.he Simpson lO :SO Bcrlpture Gala· M. 1 . church. Thla 1a a. un1on servlc.! and all members are Ulyed to attend Bunde.)' aehOOI 9 :30 Bupt. porlant actend . ring HI!:ATB M . E. CRUR.cll on Monday. Quarta m. All omc1a1a c. H. Elehtnru. ra.w,. Mlddh!port there 11 lm· 9: U A. M . Sunday Behool, 1 E. to wbich we shot~kl I"'UI"'· Supt. your~ A. N . Morning wonhlp. "Doe! the Church Service to Llve?" M . Evenlns aerv~ . Bub· Batth the Lord." 1 .30 P M. Wednesday, mid-week RACINE IIAP'riaT CHURCH 0*- M. LuleJ, PutGr Personals LlDCOin Mich., l8 spendhli the week with hla alatera, Mr&. Charles Mul· len and tunllp and Mrs. Waller Vauaban and famJcy. Dr Pnd MeaiSOI'I, returned to service. ~~~~~~~i~~t.~J~~~:~~wo~nh~lp ~t of It' 8enoonetre 10 :30. h . B. Y P. U. 4 :30 P. lL seruor B. Y1 P. U. 'I 11. M . waaner. A new 11ei\ea of 11\u· are to bet:ln thll w~. Come bring your Bible "-Jt.h. youl your frlen~ &nd lei: WI &tart new courae wlth an at~ .I"Nu-IIMk&ll&IS...W..IN..a-4.w:;.,., Qjlo - - - - , CABMIL CHAJi.GJ: tJ, B. J. c. mt.oa. PUMr. liMine -- • I •'' •• AUIIUn Byrne of ' tt.~ lJ, a. CHUitCB ENftU.&U• B. X . ........ . . _ IJundu Khool i :IO A. U.. NOTIC£--11 r• wut READERS U.. Newo Ollice ol n.. Dall, 'trlb-. coli 236-LI If Olica for ZOZ.R. ••k .bJ.£ aJternoon or lonlrht. In Boulh portiOn: Ill• B...._ ~ le · FULL P . >1. Welcome, Wek:ome, Welcome. ~ W.RBS'I' R.tiN M. E. CHURCH A. M. eundi.y ~1. A. M. Momin& aervtce ot wor least a. hondred. HUDSON and ESSEX Free 'Wheeling is BETI'ER LEASED VOL. V-NO. 261 Ger•ans Arrive rarla For Economic ---- -·- WIRE O .F I.NT.JRNATION AL POMEROY, OHIO', SUNDA NEGRO SOUGHT O.l inFinancetangle AUTHORITIES AS' LEADER__Of MO~E Chancellor Brueninr And F oreirn Minioter Curtiu• l ' Are Greeted By Crowd Of 10,000 Ao They Come To France For Conference To Free Eif(ht Fellowmen , Sentenced To Death WHICH MAY SHAPE GERMANY'S FUTURE I Reported That United Stateo Will Sprinr Surpriae By Proposinr Armament Holiday To Run Con· currently With Moratorium In temJ)!'rt.ture ; SUnday JeneraUy !air ,.,...,!iln, ' '"' V. & CHUacJL 8VB.\CV.I B. K. Merpn. rut. Sundll,. I!ICbool •·so A. ¥:. Pw.acblna 10:-30 A. ll. EYei')'Olle welcome to the :Uttle Hollheaa church by thP Hlllaldt. Wt-lcO'me . Weleoml, W~lcmne. c hanl)~ For Attack ON WHITE WOMEN NEWS , · SERVICE PRICI!:-SUNDAY 5 19, 1931 [5 AND R~IN IIJectrleal Claims IN MUICO:,VIctlms In Bu,keye State HEEWO'MENOIE;Terrllic Beat Wave Is News Flashes • Five Death• Occur When Victillll Are Struck Lirhtninr; Four Are Killed In Weotern Pennaylvania From Same Cauae HEAVY RAIN FALLS IN CENTRAL OHIO Try It BLAEri'NAR AUTo CO. CHURCH OF CHRIST Fred L OUdner Pa.l&or, MloOdl<'""" D l~ Pine Bible sebool. Bvenlnc seryloe a P . M. at the Whaley Den._.l a week'a . ' ~ ____.... ' Sqbject "Ja Jeauu StUI t.he llbpe or vi the World?" Prayer meetlnr Thl.irsday 8 P . M. Fool Goiaa "Frieildl; J.'"" E.pec:ted lo FVIIiob . Ro•r COonpetilloa.· GRJ:AT IIEND BA.J1'1S1 CHVBCH OwonM.......,.,~ B•mday ScbooJ :J P . M. Prenc.blnJ Service Hr H . ... aetvlce 3' p ill. ·~;:~~~.:,.:~,_~ ·~ 7:30 i A. P. M.M! . , _ 'I11e- , ~Vfnlnl aervlce ill a 1 unloO Sfltvk\'. Rev. MetH of Peae2 chureh WIP OcCUJJY the ·t.fethodlst pulpit . ' " •.,..NY' " --"-' l\1. E. 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Peck ~· I ' ·' NOTICE I The Wanda Beaut, Shoppe_will be ciOied July 20th. fo July 26 incluaiYe. FIGHTS ESCORTOt WIFE; CRASH VICTIM Cleveland, July l8-IN8-~ Davis. 34, died ben today from ID· Jur:lea he auatalned in a trdle amdent whkh occurred when be ac:ruaht to prevbt his wire betna eiCOI'ted home by another rn8,tl •CC01'dlnl to poUce. , tl1iJD Davis was atandlni on tbe run- nina: of an automobJle in Moi.JJ Jackson, bla liwtte, and her escort. J~ AumiU, were ridlne, and was beatlnJ AQ.. board wblch Mn. nl&l1 Vtith hill &til when the C!lr erubed Into a telephOne pole, ... hoe were tDld. Davis' body feU thrcugh the w!Dd shield, and the llallfl severed aa kty ln hll left arm. He bled • ar.. death before pollee arrived. ''· ,. .' � 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 07. 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