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H~.:r~;u1. &.nd Ma•~ha • e bral be _.._ Se byRclush, tookacott.ot.hc6Ctnc "theme ~md Mrs. Roy Luc:a~ oi Farm lmpl_,-nta, Stock ~eo;:: ,0:.:!~ace.S~larr::;~ To .be He1cl ia Juaicw Hilh iD•Into•ic:atecl; ntence . the aoeld.ent and carried Jess~ Middleport. De d it. Deferred the boll5e whe~ he was m~o<Je a.~ The IUilt)ral 1!rvlces w111 bt •re atroJe 1vlved b}' two IIODI, ~ and WU· School Auditorium. BeThere were a& PT,aent 1ne1Udtnl •~ · #W"omlortab'· u par.slble until th< duct··.. from the Peuce 1 l1aJn HQibn of Athena, four dauah l " T od t•- pia'''" ••d •···•·, · Pbra1c1an ':rrtved. chur~ at 2 c'ckcit Sun1oy A dlMatroWI ~r-e CXlmplelely des- ~ ters. Mn. Uai'Jaret Moore ot Bunt· I ftlliDI ue ay "'" ..,..__..,., Taylor McClain wee arraigned lu Dr, H. u . Crumley arrived &.t lh~ 1~0t1n wtth burial. In chlll"it troyed tht laJie barn of W. R. Lott 1n1t.on, lira. T~ Hood. of Raclne, the court ot Justice E. R. TiiUll, __ Roush home short.ly after and fol· !.win g und:Jrt.akers, m the in Bowman'& Run early il'rktay Mn. Ann Blwnenauer at home M:iu Myrtle Tumey of Chle&IG, TWO HELD IN JAIL Prlda)' momlnJ:, on a cha.ra:t of ln· F · alaiiJ Jowtns an attempt to take care o1 Grove cemetery. 'The bodY wu mornl.nl. The bam situated close 1and Mn. R . R.. BumellofCJneland lhu been secured aa the teaCher In -toncation. He pleaded Bllilty and y-1 M... -'dence. wa1 a maaa o1 aevenll trandcbikD!n l.lld pat the two~day rree eAeet.riC coo1ttn1 wB...,, 1•- -··• QlaIll AM the court deferred puain8' sen ,,r;. the wound in order t.o sa.ve h111 111~ . 1 ·1k~n tn t'"te nu me of h !s parent. to th f! Loll ._. lr&ndchlldren ~ and .....,tc ...._, While Hunt• ap ambulance was callcd aud ht: a.fter It had been prepared for bur· ~am£8 before beilll <Uscovered. 1 The t i aervices wW be beld school lpoDsored by The" Dally Trl· belnl held Jn U:r.e aounty jail hen McClain wu lll'ea&.ed bY· COI.lUtY • wu ruahed to the Holzer hospil1l .al by th! !.winy: morticlr.w. Nrllhbon aa well a1 t.be LOtt lam- ~ SatUl'da~rnoon at 2 o'clock at bune, to be held In the Junior h'-h on cllargea or intoxleatloa. ThQ omceu aftt.r _hi! had aDeeedl:y 4"~ IDI Rabbit. about noon. I Tbl.5 accident, Thanklllh111g DaJ di.ICOVfl't!d It at about the sam~ t.he BapLiat ehurch, burtalln Beech auditorium, Wedneaday and were arres~ on nrrantl l!aued ;tu.rbed a reU1lous meeUnl at Coal 11'1oee who were al the Roll~h :~ the tlrr.t hunllna fatality _of the the, ftatrtts burlt forth a IGrove cemetery In chf.rce of Ewlnl Thursday, December 2 and 3. from Justlae Titus' court, by depu- Valley . It was nld that the .rtUJt· fann wben the accident occurred. 1' !.CJSGn h~ Mugs counl. y , oelocll: u the early .~ undertaker& Mi61:1 TUrney hal conduete<. sev- ty llher11!A Hank Youna: and Dllna ou.a mteUnp have been sofllirrDR 1 were prena.•ms far U:Jeir h •· 1 urn ..- Tracy. T hey wiU be given a hear- there for aome time and that ·~ -'d •c·v"n..sclo"' part of u· ~_ · ~1 ..-.. eral · cocking sc oo... · meet1ng hU been diltRW uc· -aa .. • 1 Ill 1 or awn n"""'' st 1rll" soon. , tnDti~very 1 Accidenl Occurred; time ·~~~et~~:~~::~: ~ ~~~~~~~ ZEIHER FUNERAL · I blaze h ad Auch hett~v;ay ~l l FAMILY &EUNJON ~~:n!":; ~ wwJ.,.:~~Y af~r___ tur In aome way by a numbet bt Ch•neellor Com· . It was w td that he cctriHELD FRIDAY the time of d~very that :'ot. ony , noon at 1:16 o'cloct. Two yo men, who had appermW . .ld•l!l' at times that h e could not was thert no che.nce t.o .>ave the\ A family reunion was held at th'!! LJattons will .be stvc!n Thunday , oue t:~come lritoxlcu.ted and attem]ltita .. Of K. of P'a 1 hl ~- h 1 1 , -Ltruct ure there waa not • ven t1mt home of Mr and MtA John F l.n the a.tternoon and one Thursday to break up the meetlnp. ~~ · --Bet !I un::at ree y. Funeral service!! tor the late to save ' anything, either v.ralnr.. Blaettnar Eut Ma.tn atreei rdt:ht. McClain Ill accueed or cur.! Jna-fa Mal&l Je.ee, 25 yean of Al!l soon a& the ambu.lanc.e reuchf'd I Raymond A. Zell)er, weU k,nown 1 atoek Go' Implements. Thu.r!lday. A aurnptuoWI Tbankl· AU cooklnl demonatrations will The hiih school fOOtblhl team "lady at the servloea, aa wen ·· ~ abo t. 1 . toek. Th\&l'IJda tbe hospital, the h0$1f.al atlacl1es. I business man, who p&&Sed away In adCitlon to leming the entire 81v1n1 dinner was served. be made on •'" electric ran1e, do .. played their Unal IBme ilere Ar- maklns unnecea&ary ool&ea. Tl;lkeu oc Y 1said they wouJ·l do all In thdr Wedne!lday at a Veteran's hoapltat lcontF...nta of hay, graln and other The followtnl Wert' pr.esent, Mr. naW to the school by 'Ml.e Ohio mlstlce d&y apalnst Albany and were 11 numDer or other youns mtn at the HolRr hospital u !power to _,ave thtl ma.Jl 'S life, al· a t Chillicothe, were conducted at farm product8 Mr. Lott 1011 a fine and Mn. Earl HJdl;m.11.n of Colum ~ Power Company, who are ooperat- lalt 13 to 12· OUrboyaplayedaiOC1 With McClain at the tlme or .the of a lhDt ;:m wound In h1a though lt wm> cloubtrul if h :! could the Peoc~ church Prlday afternoon tum or h are, Gne cow and one bus, MW Mall[aret Dalton of Jron- 1n1 with The Dally Tribune Jn gamto and due to Lhifl behiB our dl11turbance olthough he WiloS ~c WM l.ntlk:ted whtle rceover. flt 2:00 oclock. calf and nearlY all or his fanr1 Lon, Mn. John Orr and three chll- llponBOl'il'll the schooL nnt year Jn football rJUUk some cnly Gnt: appr~:he,lded by "\he oft!:. on the Harry B. Roush Slipping Into a coma .shortly aJRey. Thea. Mehl, pastor or the- lmplerr. _:lts which he kct ph :;t01 ed dren of New WijrniDJton, Pa., No admission wm be charged txcellent PJ"OIJl'(lSS, P"a"tticolly »-ll eel'S. at Ponoat Run, Thur&ciM.Y ter he had entered the hoopllal. he Federated chllrdl conduct-ed a lin , the hu~ structw-e. oeorae Bauer Sr., oeorae Sauer ,Jr., land every hollSewlfe, or housekeep- members bellll elihth vru.ders and Th(' chorge!> or disturbing a reltg· ~L consclouHne!IS and rluth came short service after which Ohio Tttf' cause oJ' the fJre Is a com~ pi\(). family, J . M. Buchanan '-.nd er 1n Melvs county is invited to at.- freshmen . We expect 111 good team lous meetlna were dropped when ~~=;:Mr. Rouah, Dick JJrown about 3 o'clock In lhe a!lcJnoon. Va~ley COmmandery No. 24, plete mysl.er:y. ramUy, Lou Bauer and famlly, Mar~ tend every ses,c;ion. Each patron In a few YtBr.!l. McClain promised the court \hat. ~. r'"m bad lett the Eevera\ dUTerent W!.les were told Kmghtli Templar, conducted the .w- ___...... . 11aret Sauer and Vir&inla Oreal or wiU be given a ·free ticket whiCh 'I'he Leaton ox rout was a. great he would not let th£ matter occur TllUJ'!I(IaJ mdminl ao- of the occident. but the m~t lov- ...:orvlces accordlnj: to the ritual of CLE&MONT ICHAEFER PASSES Middleport and Louie Blaettnar of wm en~ltle tJte lucky holder& Lo succea.s and a great ttme was ~ 0 agalu. diftmnt dtrectlonl!o to hunt cal one \(as thal he had been drag- that order. Active pall-bearera,1 Pomeroy. valuable prlr.es of food, cookinl by everyrme. The celebl'a.Uoo came Wbtn the aceldent oc- rtnl his F.hot Run behind him, -and takelll, from the rankl or the order Clermont Schaefer. a1e 21 yean ·uten!lls and other merchandise to to a. close with an old taahJoned waa alone and 1L wn in a hul"rle-:1 attempt to reath the were W. F. Bchoenleln, Ray Olbba, died &t the nome of his ITIOther, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wclft ot !'ora- be dflnated by the merchant& ot street dance. ~"'''-·· ·: how the rabbi~ he had k.lllt!d ca.u,s.~d lhe IJUO Olenroy H. Ewing, Carl Shield!, Mra. Barbe.ra SChaefer at Naylom mouth came Thunday to apenu 8 I Pomero:y. Henry Knmke.mp hu been cml• MARRI.t.GIE LJCESNI;S to bi dfschargcd with the nmule Jaccb B. Elberfeld and Leo Byrne. Run Thursday about noon. few daya wtth friends. AU members of the cla8sea will fined to his bed the put two Wtoo;a5 tJloee to. h18 bocly. The shot rrom HOnorarY' pall-bearen Included He 1.8 su.rvivetl by hla mGther, _ be permitted to inspect each artl- l8 &Omewhat tmprroed. Two marriage Ucenses were is. the 1un tore a deep hole In the J . L. Pauber, •Lou Stevena, Ed1ar l.hree sisters a.nd three brotherH. cle 8.nd the food prepared by Miss LonQle Harrison and Homer sued by the probate court hert! Wed oenter of th-e back making 1t h:..rd EberabMh, Otto Kreinblhl, Ray~. Funeral Aervlces wlll be held In Tumey wll1 be enJoybd by those Well..i who are attending achool at neaday. One was iaaued to Edmond draa • be- to dreu properl}". mond E1selltc!ln, Ed Dufly, RIY · Simpson M, . E. church Sunday ar, •attending. Beaides belni Instructed Ohio Unlveralty were home over lrvinl Booth, 28, or Kenova, w. stopped pick Mt·. Jetot:e wa 9 employed ty the mpnd Harb,reeht, Alll'fld Elbe~:feld, temoon at 2 o'clotk. The X. of P -;;.:ral ror E4w u]ln the ar~ or :me eooldna. tht: !"lass the w~k Mld. va., and Pearl J~nea , 26, wbo rove gun wa:t d! ~-· Jacob Elberfeld company here, and Ralph Gilmore. . Burl!!~ In Beeeb Grove ~emetery Jeue wUI be held at 0.. ho;: of e11 wUI be entertained each day. R. D. Harrison was In Galllpoll.& her address as Pomeroy. Th!)" were SC.riklnK hJm tn was a most pupulll.f youni mon He Interment waa made In Beech in charge of Plnster.aJ4 --~-~ recently on business. ' married by Squire E."R. Tl~ "!be 1 1111 . ."'"... eorner ~r Sprlb1 a... • •• . . ~~t]~~l.arge hole dl>'~ was 0 · member or u~ Pom~·oy 1Grove cemet.ery. Rev. and Mr11. E. H. Wlblon were 'The Parent Teaebers Asloclatlon other llcense waa l.a8ued to H~rt of the bRck . Lodft cf the Klllgh t:; .ol Pylhl!1'> . -· Miss Josephine E~nmann of Mata •treeta. '2:SO ocloek ioDirhl diQner gueRtll Gf Mr. and Mrs. B. helrl 1t!l regular meeting Tuesday Taylor, 31. a carpenter of Midelleabout. 10:30 holdinll" the •office of Chancen 01· Mr . and Mrs. Je&Se Lambert and 1Ht¥1Pn&ton ce.me . Wednesdo.y to All K. of P. memben are req-.&ed P. Quisenberry Wednesday even• evening. A good crowd was present. POtt and Florence Bas~. ZB. ot mornlns Comm&•l'lel' at lhc time or hls 1family spent 'n).anksglvlna: wlth spend the winter with Mr. and to meel at haD~ lng. A pot luck supper was served b1, Mldd~port. ' ' · :Mr. and Mrs. Jame~ SteveniiOJl. Mrs. Ed Franz and family . Be~lee DUit, K. R. R. I the ladiP~ after the prOif&m. - ·' R The' .........., Hltb oehool .....plo tam a ...., Kerry Mary Tee. Room Thureda)' eventna wtth a t.urkey dblner wtt.b &U Ita trtmml.np. 'nle dJnner wu furniahed by Mn. BaiT}' Dye, Steeple Jack and Ployd Meee and • £!'· .. IM IT . Q UTW ... , EADERS JII0'11CE-Jf '"" wuat tile "'·- OILoe of The o.u, TrllM.e, caU 2H-L1 if the BuoiBeM Ofllee uk ,.,.. 2Q2.R. NOS south portion Sundlty, FULL LEASED 64 1 I IJtiiwied lachool ALONE . 3 I Demon•- on I WI'JkesVJ"IIe I I I I I _ -------- ·-- -- · . I N0t•ICe I . I ~ I' TOKIO ....... ........ Purple-Athletes Have ·····~ - •••••• rrow LEAGUE OHI[O 8 JAPS WHO STR"IK[ BACK AT STIMSON Troops Mon From Acrou LiUIO Four Killeil ' · IN CLASHES tween Colltet~den · fore ''C- Orden Arril¥e~•.Ji • STILL ·CO wltb tbe greatest ·bargalas Ia .tftt ld~tory ol .Netas County. You owe it to yourself to villt· tbia iitore .dutlal tbla liletlae opportunity. One Lot of Silk ;Bloomers 50c and 65c value MEN'S SUITS $18 and $21 values MEN'S OVERCOATS , $25 Value- In perfect condition 20c pair $8.50 $6.95 LADIES' SPORT JACKETS-$.5.95 value MEN'S $12.50 SUITS One Lal·ge Lot of·Men's Dress Hats $2:00 $5.95 MEN'S GLOVES One lot of LADIES' COATS up to $10 values On& Lot LADIES' SILK DRESSES $5, $6 and $7 values One Large Lot of Men's Sweaters,. $2. and $3 Values-Slip-over and Coat styl~ 7c pair $2.00 95c 89c MEN'S OVERALLS Another Lot of LADIES' COAII'S up to $20.00 value One Lot of Boy's KHIKI Panlll Sizes 8 to 15 Remainder of Ladilll!' & Children's Rubber Shoes-Ball Band, Goodrich and Firestone $4.00 45c pair Children's Coats--age 2 to 5, $3. value One Lot of Men's Underwear $1.00 Garment MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S OXFORDSTan, Kid and Calfskin Shoes and Oxfords -Regular $4.00 Value $1.87 • One Lot of BOY1S KNEE PANTS 25c 59c MEN'S WORK SOCKS 6c $1.00 CHILDREN'S BATH ROBES BOYS' SUITS-up SOc · . $3.75 ' 45c $1.25 to $10 value $3.65 One Lot of Men's Flannel Shirts $1.00 Value 69c LADIES' SILK liOSE-50c Value 500 Men's Silk Ties-75c and $1.00 values 20c 20c One Lot of Men's Flannel Shirts $2.95 value 95c 9c 5ceach OUTING FLANNEL .One lot Men's and Boys' Lumberjaekets. One Lot of Menls Work Pants 8c 50c MEN'S 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS One Lot of Children's Underwear $1.95 35c LADIES' HATS-$3 and $4 Values One Lot of Children's Tams and Caps tOe each 50c Two Entrances Main 'and Court Sts. PO.MIROT. . ' .... . . 85c 6c BLANKETS-Full size, all colors 59c BOYS' SHEEP-LINED COATS $2.69 Men's Field Shoes-$2.95 value $1.95 CHILDREN'S OUTING BLOOMERS 9c Ladla~', ·one Lot of Ladies' S.l!k and Jersey Dresses . CHILDREN'S SHOES Solid Leather-For Play or School MEN'S DRESS' SOCKs ONE LOT MEN'S TIES 62c • MEN'S 16· inch HIGH-TOP SHOES ·.Every pair guaranteed of a new pair FrP.e. $1.75 CHILDREN'S HOSE-25 and• 35c value ' 49c 69c MEN'S $3.75 BATH ROBES, LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES $2, $3 and $4 values $2.00 Misses, Children's Raincoats, $4 and· $5 Valullll $1.57 'IS ' I · . Open ~venings till BU W - 9 oclock · :A • . .. �I t .. 1 H~ • • • "I'D TeD the Wor1d!" Blll<tlAY NOVI!MIIEII18 !Ht SUNDAY NOV'EKBER 3D 1931 \CABINET MEMBERS GETTING ON ~cHAm TERMS WITH 'FHE MIH News' iDITOK !l NOTE Tlail Ia Ule a f;tro&k 1till.... uui ..., cl ·~:Be rttary ()f War Pa.t.riek J Hur ck"Unc wUb tile kQ' 11v aUo~ ept.hual&at 11 uot)'l. r aaHG~J known who wUJ membe of the Pre& dtnt 1 qlfida I J'JlEE FROM WANT-The Lord 10 my PBOD ....L CBRPORAl oaU~ wide radio !11.m v who has ake t ndly l o Pruldt:n&.i&l cam 1t.he nic ophontc p'l. ~m ret an denny DC.U Je&r ___... He il nterea~d tht' mx:hiU ic B} :EDWARD B LOCKE'IT cf rad o and chat.s nto be n INS 6.taft' eorresponden c ophone w U1 a h case of u 1M: hurd C>Y« be, k •Pi ·~ v ......... Grea1 I pn::lt'M onal an 10uncer Be ary 9r Atr cu t o A "' M H)de hilS e best radiO valet:! n h e Cab n et ~Weord 8 t.o th ch sns and enjoy11 rauio La k ng inuneru;e Jy shepherd shall not want- 1 .. -~G~;ng·----A ~~--~-~·d-ln-,-V-as_h_m_g-to~n-~ - Ry ROI'ER r S ALL£N ...........__...... Chauffeurs Have Much Work To Do To Get Licenses l --.------.-- ... ---- -..-~- New Law Requu·•• That Phy11cal Mental Eu.nu. be Token Yearly A communication received by De pu Y Comru ssioner of Motor Officers Go To Martins Ferry Ve- hiclels at Pomeroy R 0 Webster def nes egu atlons resard ns Chau ft'e lcenses It Wi be of lntere8t to many tha AI drivers reqUired to have 1<.beutre s license must rile a N E w N>Pllcatlon and l.lllwer N It w en m nation question~ as the new law provides that aU outllta.ndlng chau He s cense certificates and badges I xp e December 31 1931 Th tee s t3.00 at any time or he year P L U e the necellinry me d a tees which are necessary tor h~ liPP icant o be examined In hts connection It ts alao es ):l(c n y equ red hat a pnyslca exam nation be made the degree of vialcn g en n nsures SileJien ha t be ng used a~ 20 feet Hear lng b feet and Inches blood presre n figures the W()rd NORMAl d • w I NOT be accepted Organ& ot I must coomotlon must be recorded and J s one chan e any defcrmlt es recorded o~erw 1St! S~e m gh she tS no mtil wll be accepted n tqM n 'Unde he opera •tance the game my way C 11utrers meiHlll anyone drjvfnK Letme CesaeG 1cad as a1 employee for hire to you I alk noth namo e A school bus 11 rven a I driven But wha( !1 )'Oll gameP she de l'pera lng undn th Pub lc Utility m;mded deeolately Ccmmi¥1C.Il and a)\ ()Wners who op ~"'f'~~I•I>'•I Of th he sm led I am not 90 ua e their own motor vehicle for ··":·c··.::. su e. Bu I am su e hat less you hire M U 8 T haYe license Any comply- Wou d you ca e to see emp l!ly- e of grocery coal yard o Eve yn ?" h~ asked suddenly Of any othe buBi eu who Is requJred course Mrange s ups~t I~ and to :Jr ve a motor .nhlcJe fttty per t wll be somehng of a sho k o een of the t me or more must have • a ltc ruse This aw was pasacd a.t sa d despe ate!ly he ooent eglalatJve mooting In .. No no no that Then Co umbus and supersedes the old pu I ng be s f together she thou~h I must I must go through w t Par• I euppose of my pun shmrnt. HERE FOR FUNERAL She 11a d .aloud Yes Tony Mr and Mrs Pred Bollinaer Mr He looked a her and h t da k and Mn Henry Zelher Mrs Mary eyes fl eke ed. He ah uggcd and Theln:h Mrs Sophia FlnkeD&taUdt oud of Ctnctnn&tl Mr and Mrs J c "No my m mt. Fauber or Charleston Mr and Mrs Harry Roush Mr and l'llrt Robert Bf!'ll and fam1l;p Mrs Wbl Pilson oi Pt Pleasant Mr and !11'8 Otto Oenhe mer or Marletta were htrfl you d~c ded? he asked he was no way out She sa d to attend the funeral of R A Zel her Prlday afternoon welL" CLASS PAR.Tl" waa a dark flash ()f tr umph The members or the FreahD}&D eyea ho d ng her own. He ci~U~S or Pomeroy hilh IChool btld a part.v at the h gh sehool auditor tum Prlday nll'ht Mn: B P Qui Take Pnaooer Alon1 m fort to JdenlifJ st\;J en Goocla Deputy L'lher trs Dana Tracy and Hank Young of the Me JS cowtty sherlt! s omce and it e sher ff of Perry county took. Car W ll ams Tuppers Plains man Who was a eated reeenUy n ahcged oopper wlre robberies to Ma tiM Ferry where t.he)j were to q~a.ke aten pta to Identify sto en goOds :there ~s hoae taken 1rmn rn nes n Peny I I ~;:,~~fri':~;·:~~;!~[fE~L~~l.~W~~~:::~, . I I I -:;w,y I I here Tuesday return "'Roy Everett there to answer t.o charps of petty l&reeny di.JOovered at that Ume th&t WUliams and the Brown brothers bad been «Jpetlilltlng Lheir rlnl ln Perry oounty as well as n AU:iens and Mel1s county It waa B&k1 Ulat WUIIams w 1 take the otneera to junk dea ers In Marttns Perry where they sold l!"~;b;~-,;~Tt. thf!lr loot L'ILolen from the different m nell More tnform.at1on Is beln&" souaht b)' local oftlcers also Owlns tel the fact hat there are two funeral services (..() btl! conduct ed Sunday a.ttemoon the time of the one has been changed In order that there w11l be n() caotltct and to aftord trlends of each or the de parted. to attend. both services shoilld thll!y dflllre The Molle Jeue services wU be conducted at the Pear:e Federated eh\U'Clh at ll 00 ()clock while the tlmll! of the Clermont Schaefer rltel haa been chahged to 3 00 o clock Tbe l&tter fWleral wm be conducted &t the Simpson Metho dllt Church I Recommends MALT For Better Cookm1 and Baking See Ua For The Beat Prtcea tn T OWll RED TOP MALT IMPERIAL MALT fOV- ROSJ;S M"l r CAN"l'IAN MAlT ROYAL ftll\t.T COLtJMBlA MALT 31 MALT BLtiE aJBIION M UT OLD GOLD MAJ.T - · , ....... j "'·4 .. Your Grooen STEEPLE JACK Haolt ~ ... _______ PlayiJ 11 ards and dane ~ wer the v~rai()n& of tne GVtni.iq: Daln(y rdreehmente were ~ed by the d I""" :::. wa• 1 ·t. ..., Fa....,.. L-r 1•_.,.1 'J p m November :mth, 1131 ''" L0c • Prleu Some Yea.. Aao, IPlainti8' Wins ~r..~ to be Or.d..,.ec~ Insurallee ease '=t I~ <lllllbo. . . thatntereot Pont to ... neal ~ '~~ qf t~e lie JiOf(!ph nwn the ca ho 1e n st1tu,lan '*hlcll recently moved Into Verclict of $3750 • Retunt ed m Smith Fatal Ace~ "new tl.IOO.OOO hnrce tn North c~ lumbua hear Worthington had Its dent Suit beidnotns at Pllmeroy The netv bu1 dine wa15 blessed anV A verdict n favor or the plalDUfr ll!iQidnnly opeDtd and ~dkated on n the et~&e ot Charles M Smith Tha~tvtna Day by The Aposto &l&lnat an lnsurmoe conapall)' lhd lie tfelllates ln the prerence of 30 Robert Marquardt of Gall1polil tllf It more !Uihopa Arch BiAhops and the 1\mount or t3760 was ret\ll'Md other oat-hollc dltnltarles. Some late Friday evenlna by a jury n the J$!i: *lo. F¥ber Jessinl open~ as common pleas oourt here ['D 4'1l'ptl.inap a athool in Pomeroy Homer Smith son of Charles M ~t ~ to Ole neceaa ty or lal'ler BmBh waa struck and kllJed 6y 4ft Cl~ it wu later maved to Co e.utom()blle driven by MarquaJ'dt lumbui wbere It blolllomed and near Story • Run November 8 lUO 11ft' btto the present splendid In The illiJurauce company rehlled. to ltltUtloD . .tbet Iael late 6eJoved pay the amount asked by 8tnlth as tdtat. ln. PoiiW'OY BOnte ~!irs aao t Will! said they did not have tb! wu ~ ftrtt. prieR ordained wno a proper undentandlnl of a eettl&o~~ j tended &bat. eebool j I ment between &mlth and Marquardt 111e Jury wu out aliilut r.ut 1 houn:. l:)d()fe arrlvlnr at • wrdk!t favorlnl( the plai.QtU! Niow Velvet Ra•u. maUI'ftl Dre...,. at1 . G&AOE EPJ.COPA.L OH\l.at B.- L~ C.luk, RedciP Services and sermon Catholic School Began in Pomeroy .~;,~r,,~ !;. ( senberry Mrs waiter Baer and Mra C A Schaefer were cht.perones. -- I ~'I"EBTA.INS FBIENDS Miss: Elea.nor Karr entertamffl. x e n ot her YOWll friends at Her home tn SyraCWJe Prklay eveuina' new y weds with 32 A shower was held and he coup e was of ma y beaut ru CHANGE IN TIME OF FUNERAL I 71 M••• Leha Levacy Br1de of wnbur omcers trom Pltl'fY county rom """"'' lnC t.«J I MISS TURNEY Bailey-Levacy 73d Anniversary Sale Yesterday, Friday. SALE CONTINUES ALL NEXT WEEK--UNHEARD OF PRICES In Our Ladteo Ready To-Wetk Deputm... t-Buy A Coat or Dreu now for Chnotmao J. N. Rathbutn's Sons Maddleport, Oh10 �I t .. 1 H~ • • • "I'D TeD the Wor1d!" Blll<tlAY NOVI!MIIEII18 !Ht SUNDAY NOV'EKBER 3D 1931 \CABINET MEMBERS GETTING ON ~cHAm TERMS WITH 'FHE MIH News' iDITOK !l NOTE Tlail Ia Ule a f;tro&k 1till.... uui ..., cl ·~:Be rttary ()f War Pa.t.riek J Hur ck"Unc wUb tile kQ' 11v aUo~ ept.hual&at 11 uot)'l. r aaHG~J known who wUJ membe of the Pre& dtnt 1 qlfida I J'JlEE FROM WANT-The Lord 10 my PBOD ....L CBRPORAl oaU~ wide radio !11.m v who has ake t ndly l o Pruldt:n&.i&l cam 1t.he nic ophontc p'l. ~m ret an denny DC.U Je&r ___... He il nterea~d tht' mx:hiU ic B} :EDWARD B LOCKE'IT cf rad o and chat.s nto be n INS 6.taft' eorresponden c ophone w U1 a h case of u 1M: hurd C>Y« be, k •Pi ·~ v ......... Grea1 I pn::lt'M onal an 10uncer Be ary 9r Atr cu t o A "' M H)de hilS e best radiO valet:! n h e Cab n et ~Weord 8 t.o th ch sns and enjoy11 rauio La k ng inuneru;e Jy shepherd shall not want- 1 .. -~G~;ng·----A ~~--~-~·d-ln-,-V-as_h_m_g-to~n-~ - Ry ROI'ER r S ALL£N ...........__...... Chauffeurs Have Much Work To Do To Get Licenses l --.------.-- ... ---- -..-~- New Law Requu·•• That Phy11cal Mental Eu.nu. be Token Yearly A communication received by De pu Y Comru ssioner of Motor Officers Go To Martins Ferry Ve- hiclels at Pomeroy R 0 Webster def nes egu atlons resard ns Chau ft'e lcenses It Wi be of lntere8t to many tha AI drivers reqUired to have 1<.beutre s license must rile a N E w N>Pllcatlon and l.lllwer N It w en m nation question~ as the new law provides that aU outllta.ndlng chau He s cense certificates and badges I xp e December 31 1931 Th tee s t3.00 at any time or he year P L U e the necellinry me d a tees which are necessary tor h~ liPP icant o be examined In hts connection It ts alao es ):l(c n y equ red hat a pnyslca exam nation be made the degree of vialcn g en n nsures SileJien ha t be ng used a~ 20 feet Hear lng b feet and Inches blood presre n figures the W()rd NORMAl d • w I NOT be accepted Organ& ot I must coomotlon must be recorded and J s one chan e any defcrmlt es recorded o~erw 1St! S~e m gh she tS no mtil wll be accepted n tqM n 'Unde he opera •tance the game my way C 11utrers meiHlll anyone drjvfnK Letme CesaeG 1cad as a1 employee for hire to you I alk noth namo e A school bus 11 rven a I driven But wha( !1 )'Oll gameP she de l'pera lng undn th Pub lc Utility m;mded deeolately Ccmmi¥1C.Il and a)\ ()Wners who op ~"'f'~~I•I>'•I Of th he sm led I am not 90 ua e their own motor vehicle for ··":·c··.::. su e. Bu I am su e hat less you hire M U 8 T haYe license Any comply- Wou d you ca e to see emp l!ly- e of grocery coal yard o Eve yn ?" h~ asked suddenly Of any othe buBi eu who Is requJred course Mrange s ups~t I~ and to :Jr ve a motor .nhlcJe fttty per t wll be somehng of a sho k o een of the t me or more must have • a ltc ruse This aw was pasacd a.t sa d despe ate!ly he ooent eglalatJve mooting In .. No no no that Then Co umbus and supersedes the old pu I ng be s f together she thou~h I must I must go through w t Par• I euppose of my pun shmrnt. HERE FOR FUNERAL She 11a d .aloud Yes Tony Mr and Mrs Pred Bollinaer Mr He looked a her and h t da k and Mn Henry Zelher Mrs Mary eyes fl eke ed. He ah uggcd and Theln:h Mrs Sophia FlnkeD&taUdt oud of Ctnctnn&tl Mr and Mrs J c "No my m mt. Fauber or Charleston Mr and Mrs Harry Roush Mr and l'llrt Robert Bf!'ll and fam1l;p Mrs Wbl Pilson oi Pt Pleasant Mr and !11'8 Otto Oenhe mer or Marletta were htrfl you d~c ded? he asked he was no way out She sa d to attend the funeral of R A Zel her Prlday afternoon welL" CLASS PAR.Tl" waa a dark flash ()f tr umph The members or the FreahD}&D eyea ho d ng her own. He ci~U~S or Pomeroy hilh IChool btld a part.v at the h gh sehool auditor tum Prlday nll'ht Mn: B P Qui Take Pnaooer Alon1 m fort to JdenlifJ st\;J en Goocla Deputy L'lher trs Dana Tracy and Hank Young of the Me JS cowtty sherlt! s omce and it e sher ff of Perry county took. Car W ll ams Tuppers Plains man Who was a eated reeenUy n ahcged oopper wlre robberies to Ma tiM Ferry where t.he)j were to q~a.ke aten pta to Identify sto en goOds :there ~s hoae taken 1rmn rn nes n Peny I I ~;:,~~fri':~;·:~~;!~[fE~L~~l.~W~~~:::~, . I I I -:;w,y I I here Tuesday return "'Roy Everett there to answer t.o charps of petty l&reeny di.JOovered at that Ume th&t WUliams and the Brown brothers bad been «Jpetlilltlng Lheir rlnl ln Perry oounty as well as n AU:iens and Mel1s county It waa B&k1 Ulat WUIIams w 1 take the otneera to junk dea ers In Marttns Perry where they sold l!"~;b;~-,;~Tt. thf!lr loot L'ILolen from the different m nell More tnform.at1on Is beln&" souaht b)' local oftlcers also Owlns tel the fact hat there are two funeral services (..() btl! conduct ed Sunday a.ttemoon the time of the one has been changed In order that there w11l be n() caotltct and to aftord trlends of each or the de parted. to attend. both services shoilld thll!y dflllre The Molle Jeue services wU be conducted at the Pear:e Federated eh\U'Clh at ll 00 ()clock while the tlmll! of the Clermont Schaefer rltel haa been chahged to 3 00 o clock Tbe l&tter fWleral wm be conducted &t the Simpson Metho dllt Church I Recommends MALT For Better Cookm1 and Baking See Ua For The Beat Prtcea tn T OWll RED TOP MALT IMPERIAL MALT fOV- ROSJ;S M"l r CAN"l'IAN MAlT ROYAL ftll\t.T COLtJMBlA MALT 31 MALT BLtiE aJBIION M UT OLD GOLD MAJ.T - · , ....... j "'·4 .. Your Grooen STEEPLE JACK Haolt ~ ... _______ PlayiJ 11 ards and dane ~ wer the v~rai()n& of tne GVtni.iq: Daln(y rdreehmente were ~ed by the d I""" :::. wa• 1 ·t. ..., Fa....,.. L-r 1•_.,.1 'J p m November :mth, 1131 ''" L0c • Prleu Some Yea.. Aao, IPlainti8' Wins ~r..~ to be Or.d..,.ec~ Insurallee ease '=t I~ <lllllbo. . . thatntereot Pont to ... neal ~ '~~ qf t~e lie JiOf(!ph nwn the ca ho 1e n st1tu,lan '*hlcll recently moved Into Verclict of $3750 • Retunt ed m Smith Fatal Ace~ "new tl.IOO.OOO hnrce tn North c~ lumbua hear Worthington had Its dent Suit beidnotns at Pllmeroy The netv bu1 dine wa15 blessed anV A verdict n favor or the plalDUfr ll!iQidnnly opeDtd and ~dkated on n the et~&e ot Charles M Smith Tha~tvtna Day by The Aposto &l&lnat an lnsurmoe conapall)' lhd lie tfelllates ln the prerence of 30 Robert Marquardt of Gall1polil tllf It more !Uihopa Arch BiAhops and the 1\mount or t3760 was ret\ll'Md other oat-hollc dltnltarles. Some late Friday evenlna by a jury n the J$!i: *lo. F¥ber Jessinl open~ as common pleas oourt here ['D 4'1l'ptl.inap a athool in Pomeroy Homer Smith son of Charles M ~t ~ to Ole neceaa ty or lal'ler BmBh waa struck and kllJed 6y 4ft Cl~ it wu later maved to Co e.utom()blle driven by MarquaJ'dt lumbui wbere It blolllomed and near Story • Run November 8 lUO 11ft' btto the present splendid In The illiJurauce company rehlled. to ltltUtloD . .tbet Iael late 6eJoved pay the amount asked by 8tnlth as tdtat. ln. PoiiW'OY BOnte ~!irs aao t Will! said they did not have tb! wu ~ ftrtt. prieR ordained wno a proper undentandlnl of a eettl&o~~ j tended &bat. eebool j I ment between &mlth and Marquardt 111e Jury wu out aliilut r.ut 1 houn:. l:)d()fe arrlvlnr at • wrdk!t favorlnl( the plai.QtU! Niow Velvet Ra•u. maUI'ftl Dre...,. at1 . G&AOE EPJ.COPA.L OH\l.at B.- L~ C.luk, RedciP Services and sermon Catholic School Began in Pomeroy .~;,~r,,~ !;. ( senberry Mrs waiter Baer and Mra C A Schaefer were cht.perones. -- I ~'I"EBTA.INS FBIENDS Miss: Elea.nor Karr entertamffl. x e n ot her YOWll friends at Her home tn SyraCWJe Prklay eveuina' new y weds with 32 A shower was held and he coup e was of ma y beaut ru CHANGE IN TIME OF FUNERAL I 71 M••• Leha Levacy Br1de of wnbur omcers trom Pltl'fY county rom """"'' lnC t.«J I MISS TURNEY Bailey-Levacy 73d Anniversary Sale Yesterday, Friday. SALE CONTINUES ALL NEXT WEEK--UNHEARD OF PRICES In Our Ladteo Ready To-Wetk Deputm... t-Buy A Coat or Dreu now for Chnotmao J. N. Rathbutn's Sons Maddleport, Oh10 �' --------":1~•-=rll~----.~------- j' rape m· t , \oomtl wu found luilty for JJ&M bouse:teepma. Pr vatc en ~ ·qe, lronl and "'ar. Aloo pr · ;e. . Mri.J:: k . Gelber. '1~:! So. and vt nUe, w ddlt'port Qlil ~ .. . . , ('X' . . .m IDe red matblt lbixiii '""' llllerUob .._ lfi!Nft'lli . . lllftn =.~.:.· ·- of - ll ·at-3t iD forSll~ Mile.' GaUipelll Theatre Gallipolis, Ohl9 Y()l)Ft Sunday and Monday, Nov, 29 and 30 Will Rocera in "AMBASS)ji)OR BILL" , SHOPPING "'"""'"~ Tuesday and W e<lne•day, Dec. 1 and 2 · f.awrenee Tibbett in "A CUH: J,JTTJ.t: LOVE SONG" Thursday, Dec. 3 Paul Lucas in "BELOVED BACHELOR" OO~L toR ~ALi,--=.o;.. P18.~0U~r dl,verCd. P.;!&rl . 114:&5- X. •tJnccbs, Fhonc 11-:.!8-lt A DANDY seiOr -ieeth ror - $to 00 only. See Or. Oaldwetl 11 -28-lt ------- room - -- ~'rida,v and SatUiday, Dec. 4 and 5 Geo. O'Brien in "RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE" ' ' I lnd Horton St., Mason W. Va. In POR BALE--tl .. ---~- ho\lle, Tl11rd s06d 'ctndttlon. wm IM!ll J·ea.~n'iiPle for cash. VIctor Jl'. ~an. I ~·~·~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~ AT 1HE ~41nti'$il ELECTRIC THt:(ftt; I j?i)Mti'()y MEET A'T 'TWO-THIRTY, AND I'DBE'TlER Fridav a!ld S..turdav "COLLEGE LOVERS" \o.ICoH» WUh fan ·ana footbaU. HAll Cl\~1'1;11 Hear and' Mfll lt~ek Whltlnr.. Guinn wnnams. Frank Mcllqh, Marion N11ot1, ll.lchard Tucker and R.a: . all HOJ..... The fo'ilt.ball capLaln deu1 riD& win Lht rlrl! Nt:¥tl1'! ee ON TIME l HE HAO TO loET :>PEclAL PI!RMISSION ~ROM HIS A \IAN IS ACROSS 'TttE STRE!:T! BOS':o TO LI:AVE THE OFFICE ' EARL'<! ~-~""11. Ne•erl Such taffa. Alao Comedy--1 'Laat Of Mra. Wiggin•" " • UiiERtY THEATR,E, MIDDLEPORT Friday and Satu. Jay "TOM SAWYER" • ile~ • Ll".lefltld and 'i-.IIY MarMall. Be • ldd ••&In and brlnA: iht 'l td• WH"'I yoal lacllte Cooran anl1 Mlble GreeD, the ki'Mn's most fltmou 1 k14l fla,er., &oretber for t.b11 lint. time In a pldurt that. • 11Dd Hfll JMkfe t.lGDran, Julor Daridn, Mlb.le Getn Luolen neryone will lo¥e. - Also Comedy; "It Mlght'Be Worse" Get a'Pattern Paris Style• JJ, EVA A. TINGEl* SAILOR TYP& .,., tnlllll .tA r.tf #•Until . , ... COME TO l=,a.a.EWE LL p..a,\y TO MAC'S See the Nttw Velvet W• ol Dreaaea at burna. -,., ELECTRlC COOKING SCHOOL ~AC ~ MISS TURNEY INDORSES The Radio Supreme PL ..... 'fiC S02.<ie01'ol '"1b '"'Ave t\1'$ THE DAILY TRIBUNE RCA-Victor f#ACEi TilE OI.D Ri:Lii\BLE AND DEPENDABLE 11.\.DIO The Radio you'll Jove to listen to. The Radid you're proud to own. Not only does a radio furni!lhland endless amount of pleasure and enjoymel!lt, but it also is a great educp.tor. Listen an hour a day to your ~!ldio: 'fhe ~~g~~ Programs. and you will d<iuble your !lresent knowledge within a year. • If intere~ted in a Radit> as!> for a free demonstration in ' your !IQ!Il-e. Cash OJ' eaEJ payments. You will fipd ar: e¥celleqt line of RCA-VICTPit llADIOS at 7595 co:·, u~n~~~ . &, J~\VE~f!U! ond MUijiC DE~~EBS Pon1eroy, Ohio. .. .., ..... ....... . ... ... ....... . ,. , ;, ' •, . G ·, ~ ~· · • '• " ' . '. J- ' •• .' .. li!J , To Be Held in lhe Pomeroy Juni ior High School Auditorium, Tuesday and Wednesday, DecEmber lat., and 2nd., beainning at 1:30 each day and at 7:30 on Wedneaday. �' --------":1~•-=rll~----.~------- j' rape m· t , \oomtl wu found luilty for JJ&M bouse:teepma. Pr vatc en ~ ·qe, lronl and "'ar. Aloo pr · ;e. . Mri.J:: k . Gelber. '1~:! So. and vt nUe, w ddlt'port Qlil ~ .. . . , ('X' . . .m IDe red matblt lbixiii '""' llllerUob .._ lfi!Nft'lli . . lllftn =.~.:.· ·- of - ll ·at-3t iD forSll~ Mile.' GaUipelll Theatre Gallipolis, Ohl9 Y()l)Ft Sunday and Monday, Nov, 29 and 30 Will Rocera in "AMBASS)ji)OR BILL" , SHOPPING "'"""'"~ Tuesday and W e<lne•day, Dec. 1 and 2 · f.awrenee Tibbett in "A CUH: J,JTTJ.t: LOVE SONG" Thursday, Dec. 3 Paul Lucas in "BELOVED BACHELOR" OO~L toR ~ALi,--=.o;.. P18.~0U~r dl,verCd. P.;!&rl . 114:&5- X. •tJnccbs, Fhonc 11-:.!8-lt A DANDY seiOr -ieeth ror - $to 00 only. See Or. Oaldwetl 11 -28-lt ------- room - -- ~'rida,v and SatUiday, Dec. 4 and 5 Geo. O'Brien in "RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE" ' ' I lnd Horton St., Mason W. Va. In POR BALE--tl .. ---~- ho\lle, Tl11rd s06d 'ctndttlon. wm IM!ll J·ea.~n'iiPle for cash. VIctor Jl'. ~an. I ~·~·~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~ AT 1HE ~41nti'$il ELECTRIC THt:(ftt; I j?i)Mti'()y MEET A'T 'TWO-THIRTY, AND I'DBE'TlER Fridav a!ld S..turdav "COLLEGE LOVERS" \o.ICoH» WUh fan ·ana footbaU. HAll Cl\~1'1;11 Hear and' Mfll lt~ek Whltlnr.. Guinn wnnams. Frank Mcllqh, Marion N11ot1, ll.lchard Tucker and R.a: . all HOJ..... The fo'ilt.ball capLaln deu1 riD& win Lht rlrl! Nt:¥tl1'! ee ON TIME l HE HAO TO loET :>PEclAL PI!RMISSION ~ROM HIS A \IAN IS ACROSS 'TttE STRE!:T! BOS':o TO LI:AVE THE OFFICE ' EARL'<! ~-~""11. Ne•erl Such taffa. Alao Comedy--1 'Laat Of Mra. Wiggin•" " • UiiERtY THEATR,E, MIDDLEPORT Friday and Satu. Jay "TOM SAWYER" • ile~ • Ll".lefltld and 'i-.IIY MarMall. Be • ldd ••&In and brlnA: iht 'l td• WH"'I yoal lacllte Cooran anl1 Mlble GreeD, the ki'Mn's most fltmou 1 k14l fla,er., &oretber for t.b11 lint. time In a pldurt that. • 11Dd Hfll JMkfe t.lGDran, Julor Daridn, Mlb.le Getn Luolen neryone will lo¥e. - Also Comedy; "It Mlght'Be Worse" Get a'Pattern Paris Style• JJ, EVA A. TINGEl* SAILOR TYP& .,., tnlllll .tA r.tf #•Until . , ... COME TO l=,a.a.EWE LL p..a,\y TO MAC'S See the Nttw Velvet W• ol Dreaaea at burna. -,., ELECTRlC COOKING SCHOOL ~AC ~ MISS TURNEY INDORSES The Radio Supreme PL ..... 'fiC S02.<ie01'ol '"1b '"'Ave t\1'$ THE DAILY TRIBUNE RCA-Victor f#ACEi TilE OI.D Ri:Lii\BLE AND DEPENDABLE 11.\.DIO The Radio you'll Jove to listen to. The Radid you're proud to own. Not only does a radio furni!lhland endless amount of pleasure and enjoymel!lt, but it also is a great educp.tor. Listen an hour a day to your ~!ldio: 'fhe ~~g~~ Programs. and you will d<iuble your !lresent knowledge within a year. • If intere~ted in a Radit> as!> for a free demonstration in ' your !IQ!Il-e. Cash OJ' eaEJ payments. You will fipd ar: e¥celleqt line of RCA-VICTPit llADIOS at 7595 co:·, u~n~~~ . &, J~\VE~f!U! ond MUijiC DE~~EBS Pon1eroy, Ohio. .. .., ..... ....... . ... ... ....... . ,. , ;, ' •, . G ·, ~ ~· · • '• " ' . '. J- ' •• .' .. li!J , To Be Held in lhe Pomeroy Juni ior High School Auditorium, Tuesday and Wednesday, DecEmber lat., and 2nd., beainning at 1:30 each day and at 7:30 on Wedneaday. �.--------- ··---~------ -·------ ..-- - - - - ··- - - - - - - . . , . . - - _ ; . - - - - ...... ..•• -- • • I!UIIDAT, I!OVIlWIIIa .. IMI • ~ I . ' - .- • S COMICS MISS TURNEY ' MISS TURNEY Recommend• SIIN·TIFFICK SHOES FOR FOOT COMFORT AND IThe Plltlrbborboecl GNeer7) < PERFECT Fl.l'f,l,~ ~ SOLDBY FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES . Upper Main SL MISS TURNEY THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Cooperate• with DAILY TRIBUNE To make thia Scliaol a Succe11 Says,- "Why bother with doin1 your own Laundry when-,_ Recommends ' Rose, The Florist ROBINSON'S POMEROY LAUNDRY ,I •' c\'. FO"(lOET YOUR WASH • DAY TROUBLIS . FOR FLOWERS PHO¥E 122-L FOR ALL OCCASIONS ·----- - Bvery , .~ See our display at the Tribune CookillI School, December 1·2- "MONARCH" ' MISS TURNEY SCHWEGMAN .l • CANNED FRUITS and TBI ROEDEL -for- MEIGS GROCERY CO.' GENERAL VEGET AiSLES o.;_ INOORS~O AND RECOMMENDED. BY . -,.___, Is Invited To Attend The Daily Tribune Free . Electric Cooking Scllool " ,J . . MERCHANDISE Middleport, Ohio. Ml88 TUilNE1'. nitary Grocery TO BE HEL.D AT .. "POMEROY'S CLEAN£81' OROOI:RY" Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium • Main Street ~ ~-- - ~- --- -· MISS TURNEY • - -- lndonea AB(WASHING MISS TURNEY lndoraea and Recommends Under the Dir.ection of MISS MYRTLE TURNEY Nationally Known ltome Ee9nomist ' ' Who brings to you the message of ~ the jnfulat'ulate cleanliness modem convenience, surprising simplicity and positive etonomy of Eleetric Cookery. · . TO MAKE HOUSEWORK A' PLEASURE Silver Star Flour (SEJ!ll, THE MACHINE AT TRl! DAILY TRIBUNE• COOKING SCROOLI NOTE THE MERITS OF THE WASHING MACHINE: ' Large Capacity Porcelain tub Wuhea Thoroqhly -but 1ently, Overaize lialloon Rollera; Popular -·- -· 'I "\, GENERAL • ' Remember; You aet the beat Flour man· ufactured ri1ht in Mei1• County. . ., '. GilmQre Auto Supply .. • ·,_.. • ' :. .:;. .. ·, '. . ' ' l ' .. , ' C4 ·. • ·· : · • •IIJIJt . aM Sot4 .6, Pomei'OJ;' Ohio. Court Street : -~ 'AUTOMATIC ·llECTRIC RANGE' "SIMPLE AS ABC" "'9EE YOUR LOCAL GW.OCIERY'"" ... - J·L E c·T R,I'· C·,i· ' priced At- For Better Paatriea and Breado Sugar Run ·Flour Mill ' In Pomeroy Bend And Vieinity AMK YOUR GROCF.R See Our Di•play Special Auort· menta at The Daily Tribune Cooking School, Junior Hirh School Auditorium, December ht., and 2nd: Phon" 182-L MISS TURNEY TR!COLATOR . . . . . . Blc ' '• SPARTON RADIOS · MISS TURNEY MEIGS SPECIAL COFfEE Vacuum Packed -and- "PliMIEB" Serrice Houae Wiring .. A TELEPHONE IN EVERY HOME" ONE POUND ' ' • Electrical OHIO STANDARD TELEPHONE CO. Doea it cheaper and Much Better"? ' ()lr ~~~ . Pomeroy, Ohio. lndonea and Recommend• "TCCP l>QI!Ss.q ~=~:::=:-. /1>..~ NI4HT! COol \ Hartley 8 Upper Main St., 1931 -fnr- The Daily Tribune Cooking School Dec. ht. and 2nd. -For- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, IT$ RI~IO' BU:.IN~ FOR MAMA L!!-'W HI!~ DIJ\MOI>IP BJ:tACWLII'T ' MISS TURNEY Recommend• the MONO-TYPE PHONE See it. at Epple's Grocery IN COLOR ~0 M.EROY. OHIO For Connnience • S COMICS IN COLOR MISS TURNEY Recommend• ERROL DAWSON lndoneo and Recommenda _._..~ ......----y.......-·---~.. I December 1 and 2-Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium Every Lady in Pomeroy Bend and - Vicinity is Invited. IT'S FREE! --.. -· - ....,-----·----·-·- ·-·- · - - - . . . - - - - - - --,- - - .. . e Daily Tribune Electric Cooking School I r· ,,.. .,.. - . ·! ' .• l ~ . ' . ' • " . " ;;.- -. . • �.--------- ··---~------ -·------ ..-- - - - - ··- - - - - - - . . , . . - - _ ; . - - - - ...... ..•• -- • • I!UIIDAT, I!OVIlWIIIa .. IMI • ~ I . ' - .- • S COMICS MISS TURNEY ' MISS TURNEY Recommend• SIIN·TIFFICK SHOES FOR FOOT COMFORT AND IThe Plltlrbborboecl GNeer7) < PERFECT Fl.l'f,l,~ ~ SOLDBY FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES . Upper Main SL MISS TURNEY THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Cooperate• with DAILY TRIBUNE To make thia Scliaol a Succe11 Says,- "Why bother with doin1 your own Laundry when-,_ Recommends ' Rose, The Florist ROBINSON'S POMEROY LAUNDRY ,I •' c\'. FO"(lOET YOUR WASH • DAY TROUBLIS . FOR FLOWERS PHO¥E 122-L FOR ALL OCCASIONS ·----- - Bvery , .~ See our display at the Tribune CookillI School, December 1·2- "MONARCH" ' MISS TURNEY SCHWEGMAN .l • CANNED FRUITS and TBI ROEDEL -for- MEIGS GROCERY CO.' GENERAL VEGET AiSLES o.;_ INOORS~O AND RECOMMENDED. BY . -,.___, Is Invited To Attend The Daily Tribune Free . Electric Cooking Scllool " ,J . . MERCHANDISE Middleport, Ohio. Ml88 TUilNE1'. nitary Grocery TO BE HEL.D AT .. "POMEROY'S CLEAN£81' OROOI:RY" Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium • Main Street ~ ~-- - ~- --- -· MISS TURNEY • - -- lndonea AB(WASHING MISS TURNEY lndoraea and Recommends Under the Dir.ection of MISS MYRTLE TURNEY Nationally Known ltome Ee9nomist ' ' Who brings to you the message of ~ the jnfulat'ulate cleanliness modem convenience, surprising simplicity and positive etonomy of Eleetric Cookery. · . TO MAKE HOUSEWORK A' PLEASURE Silver Star Flour (SEJ!ll, THE MACHINE AT TRl! DAILY TRIBUNE• COOKING SCROOLI NOTE THE MERITS OF THE WASHING MACHINE: ' Large Capacity Porcelain tub Wuhea Thoroqhly -but 1ently, Overaize lialloon Rollera; Popular -·- -· 'I "\, GENERAL • ' Remember; You aet the beat Flour man· ufactured ri1ht in Mei1• County. . ., '. GilmQre Auto Supply .. • ·,_.. • ' :. .:;. .. ·, '. . ' ' l ' .. , ' C4 ·. • ·· : · • •IIJIJt . aM Sot4 .6, Pomei'OJ;' Ohio. Court Street : -~ 'AUTOMATIC ·llECTRIC RANGE' "SIMPLE AS ABC" "'9EE YOUR LOCAL GW.OCIERY'"" ... - J·L E c·T R,I'· C·,i· ' priced At- For Better Paatriea and Breado Sugar Run ·Flour Mill ' In Pomeroy Bend And Vieinity AMK YOUR GROCF.R See Our Di•play Special Auort· menta at The Daily Tribune Cooking School, Junior Hirh School Auditorium, December ht., and 2nd: Phon" 182-L MISS TURNEY TR!COLATOR . . . . . . Blc ' '• SPARTON RADIOS · MISS TURNEY MEIGS SPECIAL COFfEE Vacuum Packed -and- "PliMIEB" Serrice Houae Wiring .. A TELEPHONE IN EVERY HOME" ONE POUND ' ' • Electrical OHIO STANDARD TELEPHONE CO. Doea it cheaper and Much Better"? ' ()lr ~~~ . Pomeroy, Ohio. lndonea and Recommend• "TCCP l>QI!Ss.q ~=~:::=:-. /1>..~ NI4HT! COol \ Hartley 8 Upper Main St., 1931 -fnr- The Daily Tribune Cooking School Dec. ht. and 2nd. -For- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, IT$ RI~IO' BU:.IN~ FOR MAMA L!!-'W HI!~ DIJ\MOI>IP BJ:tACWLII'T ' MISS TURNEY Recommend• the MONO-TYPE PHONE See it. at Epple's Grocery IN COLOR ~0 M.EROY. OHIO For Connnience • S COMICS IN COLOR MISS TURNEY Recommend• ERROL DAWSON lndoneo and Recommenda _._..~ ......----y.......-·---~.. I December 1 and 2-Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium Every Lady in Pomeroy Bend and - Vicinity is Invited. IT'S FREE! --.. -· - ....,-----·----·-·- ·-·- · - - - . . . - - - - - - --,- - - .. . e Daily Tribune Electric Cooking School I r· ,,.. .,.. - . ·! ' .• l ~ . ' . ' • " . " ;;.- -. . • �··.--·-··- ' --.. -.-. --__ ·-· -. ----- I "" • - ..---· e ' • ....._ - ·-- -~ ' and :ht tesday. ONCE MOI<E 1 TEl-L '>'OU <HAT '>'Ou POSITIVI!!:LY CANNOT GIVE: A WITHOUT A CHAPE~<l'! • )'Q.) - -·1'10 WONOE\'?. ~E I~ KNOW PE'R.F!:.CT"L..y W£LL "lHAT I CAN 'r ~ HCV>-IE CN 1Wil' AliGHT_. IN >-'-"'""'- AN ILL I-IUMOIG ' •' OH, FuDGE'\! ' I L\... GET YOU A PAQTy CHAPEQ:>o.J __ SUC"' CONDUCT. JUST FOR THAT THERE 'L._ 8E NO PAQTY A"T AI.L I ' Ill I)P 'IOU WELL ""ll+\T auil ! • · i Be AWAY • I\IOIJ I INSIST "1\o~AT 1#1>-IOOPS! .••, .,' 1,.. l'Ou .......,..e 1\-11 S' ~Ty. .. . lOU i'IVST H.e.vli A ...... . FORFOO' .. .*-•· 1.. •. ·, I ; ,•. COUL-D l HA~E oHE ·Rar1 l GUE'SiO l'OJ 1-I"'VIE WHO ARE NE,O..Q,-,IGHTEO AND HA~O Of' 1-EARING, PI.E'ASEi I~ i.OOKING 'FOQ ·-.._ A ~PEIOtON EYE J.ND liM SENSE Upper Main St., ADORE SS Of' A r'EW OF ~UR PATIENTS - ·- A l-ITTLE ~Cl..l..IST AI"TEI2 AI.~ r:,.- • ......_, :· , ' ~ . MISS I lndoneo an1 I'>' GEORGE, IT!; A "PRE . SWELL SCHEMe! I &OTTA GIVE ,.,. .. .. IS A ~ARI1"Y OA.NCi<: BENI!:FIT AT Hl!l:! COUN"!Qy ES"TATf: .,.OIOJIGHT AND I "101..0 >-'j;q W>V'D \==- A WOII!K Ol>T -v.~<:lt "TWO --------1 -ne-TS • ~ ~D e"RL>< J"ClQ A Pli ...SQH . WHY NOT:> I """'"'-I THAT 0\JL.Y HAO f"'ul2 I-OOUQS ().JT WIT"' "IHEi L.OOK lNG I!IA&v S!..E'IiP I'D SAY IN CAPTHJIIY.. >'OU'I-L Be '! COLLECTII-.IG 110<Er5, BU"f JA(: .. :o J iteLIE\IING Me 0<.1 "fl.< I$ .l06 LATe~. •NI I!:.XI'ECTING ~--;..DANCE, ~ •· '""'"" IHE LIFE OF THI!!. ' I' f :' ': I ~· \. ): . ' CANNED '' . VEGE See Our Ditpla: mente . at The Da School, Junior Hith December lot., and 2 ··-· 8trr <:;oT /¥) PA'If..l' NO C:H~"ii!I'T'Y, Jl){,T ASO\Tl: "I':T t>Oc.;fOR. A\'olD ,· lfoi NOTG\VING AWAY ANY DANCES .•. . '. \UIIiH THeY D STAQT tHE ' MU$1C "POMEROY'S Cl -·I'M RAQIN' GO ' ' ®@ ........()1' • AND t.ol IM, -1 200 '? A'-'- "THI' 01»\ S t"lLJT ........ .. .. .. ~u C ~ ~· IT~ AL..'- FOQ CHA~IT~ YOU KNOW·· <o . Main ··-AND '"I"HA-r )Q.I Gli1' BACK iolj!lft: IN P'IFTE!W MlllhJ'TES •• MISS lndoroeo anc IV& GOT A "LOCK OF Silve1 £¥o,NCES · 'V/Ii'H .·oo~... Fl< !r !f~ ·•. For Better Pao Remember; You It ufKtured right in M· Kr-IOW. 1 .S"ID "'81EI! l'OUR lA 1 Gl)l!bE. IT WA~ AI-\... CN£le. Suga~ Flo" OGl 0.,. ..... lPAN TO · fiMSO~ " .. '' I_ 04 . W+-IAT DO YOU W""'"T TO I!OTH£12 WITI-4 THAT F'SANIJT oi\IOSE F~ !' ••• 15 ITE Office �··.--·-··- ' --.. -.-. --__ ·-· -. ----- I "" • - ..---· e ' • ....._ - ·-- -~ ' and :ht tesday. ONCE MOI<E 1 TEl-L '>'OU <HAT '>'Ou POSITIVI!!:LY CANNOT GIVE: A WITHOUT A CHAPE~<l'! • )'Q.) - -·1'10 WONOE\'?. ~E I~ KNOW PE'R.F!:.CT"L..y W£LL "lHAT I CAN 'r ~ HCV>-IE CN 1Wil' AliGHT_. IN >-'-"'""'- AN ILL I-IUMOIG ' •' OH, FuDGE'\! ' I L\... GET YOU A PAQTy CHAPEQ:>o.J __ SUC"' CONDUCT. JUST FOR THAT THERE 'L._ 8E NO PAQTY A"T AI.L I ' Ill I)P 'IOU WELL ""ll+\T auil ! • · i Be AWAY • I\IOIJ I INSIST "1\o~AT 1#1>-IOOPS! .••, .,' 1,.. l'Ou .......,..e 1\-11 S' ~Ty. .. . lOU i'IVST H.e.vli A ...... . FORFOO' .. .*-•· 1.. •. ·, I ; ,•. COUL-D l HA~E oHE ·Rar1 l GUE'SiO l'OJ 1-I"'VIE WHO ARE NE,O..Q,-,IGHTEO AND HA~O Of' 1-EARING, PI.E'ASEi I~ i.OOKING 'FOQ ·-.._ A ~PEIOtON EYE J.ND liM SENSE Upper Main St., ADORE SS Of' A r'EW OF ~UR PATIENTS - ·- A l-ITTLE ~Cl..l..IST AI"TEI2 AI.~ r:,.- • ......_, :· , ' ~ . MISS I lndoneo an1 I'>' GEORGE, IT!; A "PRE . SWELL SCHEMe! I &OTTA GIVE ,.,. .. .. IS A ~ARI1"Y OA.NCi<: BENI!:FIT AT Hl!l:! COUN"!Qy ES"TATf: .,.OIOJIGHT AND I "101..0 >-'j;q W>V'D \==- A WOII!K Ol>T -v.~<:lt "TWO --------1 -ne-TS • ~ ~D e"RL>< J"ClQ A Pli ...SQH . WHY NOT:> I """'"'-I THAT 0\JL.Y HAO f"'ul2 I-OOUQS ().JT WIT"' "IHEi L.OOK lNG I!IA&v S!..E'IiP I'D SAY IN CAPTHJIIY.. >'OU'I-L Be '! COLLECTII-.IG 110<Er5, BU"f JA(: .. :o J iteLIE\IING Me 0<.1 "fl.< I$ .l06 LATe~. •NI I!:.XI'ECTING ~--;..DANCE, ~ •· '""'"" IHE LIFE OF THI!!. ' I' f :' ': I ~· \. ): . ' CANNED '' . VEGE See Our Ditpla: mente . at The Da School, Junior Hith December lot., and 2 ··-· 8trr <:;oT /¥) PA'If..l' NO C:H~"ii!I'T'Y, Jl){,T ASO\Tl: "I':T t>Oc.;fOR. A\'olD ,· lfoi NOTG\VING AWAY ANY DANCES .•. . '. \UIIiH THeY D STAQT tHE ' MU$1C "POMEROY'S Cl -·I'M RAQIN' GO ' ' ®@ ........()1' • AND t.ol IM, -1 200 '? A'-'- "THI' 01»\ S t"lLJT ........ .. .. .. ~u C ~ ~· IT~ AL..'- FOQ CHA~IT~ YOU KNOW·· <o . Main ··-AND '"I"HA-r )Q.I Gli1' BACK iolj!lft: IN P'IFTE!W MlllhJ'TES •• MISS lndoroeo anc IV& GOT A "LOCK OF Silve1 £¥o,NCES · 'V/Ii'H .·oo~... Fl< !r !f~ ·•. For Better Pao Remember; You It ufKtured right in M· Kr-IOW. 1 .S"ID "'81EI! l'OUR lA 1 Gl)l!bE. IT WA~ AI-\... CN£le. Suga~ Flo" OGl 0.,. ..... lPAN TO · fiMSO~ " .. '' I_ 04 . W+-IAT DO YOU W""'"T TO I!OTH£12 WITI-4 THAT F'SANIJT oi\IOSE F~ !' ••• 15 ITE Office �• -. ...... ' •· i - .. I' ' READERS NOTICE.-If ,..... wuot tiM " - · Oftice •., Tbe Daily , T.U....., call 2H-L1 if tbe BuiU.... Oftice uk for 20Z·R. -·a ..."" ----·- w1th Us ht rain t.oulaht and Northeast portion Tuesday. FULL LEASED •III10W ' - ..'' ,. :WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE : OR 50ME 'ti-\IN<i "-T "tt-1~:: cu.i a After Wife?-$io,ooo , .Three Are ' Killed Week End Traffic Accident. 1 f.\OPE ' , TAOSc - Plcm~e "Bone&etteru Reese Regarding Hia P,.rported Withdrawal From Gub· ea Away At Young•· town; Wao 76 TO HELP PARTY DO Tt'll:IR s'TOI"'F 1 Secretary Of 5·l..te Tool'· eo "Hat Into Politi· cal Ring" Fol I Ha <e.'TA. . G GEQ '. . A .l.t"t"f.L.'1Ji· Wl't~ •;, .. ~ ot:)'t ·sea ~~:;. UpperMI GrEi:'J"'tiNQ 50 ':'>PIC lr~tr.:>! l'T NE\IER 5EE!MS "to MAI<E Me. HO'l' - '1=-7 Indo • 11<11-\l'!tl A'r ME. HOtl'l'&QS TAl<!::' A ~t\O"t - .,_, THEY:._L NI!N~ ~'t ME ON IRE. S.PO'T - t..t 1\ " ' '. .... . I "P:· CI'IO~E ilK& AFQICA- 6QING ME 'Tf'IE SI-\IPS 1..0G 1 Ao Republican Leaden Concede Probability Sean:hinrlnquby Aa To Why $:!25,000,000 Of Government Fund• Were Lost "THIS. I'!> TH'E ONL.... · l.OG 1. COOI.'O By WU.LIAM K. I. N. S. Staff Waahlnaton. ~IN I>! the Hoover ' ME CAl See Oul menta at 1 School, Junl· Decemberh n .LOo~«e. i.lkE AI='RIC,..,, l!>t.>l 1.'LL lNQUIQE 10 MI'I~<;E ' '5U~E 1 POGGON!: I.• lM 00~~'{ ANI> TIR.. O ANO NO ONE .lt-l '!!:.IGt"o"T .. YE'T II . CHURCHES "PO!Ill SUNDAY DANCING ,•·, lnd• " ' Sil~ aubsld!WY clraa.nizatlons, the tre~ mendous broKerage charges paid to the wheat a.nd cotton subsidiaries at aome or the' rather extraordeals reported between tl\e corporations and their II-IE '5PO'TS AQ E' t'IU. ,ON l i '·., ~.'f' ee. 5ERIOOS so..,.s.- "Tt-~fii"T i.o•o~<~·ll • Flying Colonel Is Anxious to Retbrn IForeign ' Office American Of'fl<!ilil Mia quoted ematorial Rac.e FOUl( ,OTHERS DIE I"AQRO"tS ~NNOUNCEME NrJset Mark Over Sea APOlOGl Off 8l BROWN lND~i ·:BY J~P~N TO N~MEROUS Hl[S i IN STIM~O 1 HAD BEEN :IBy Japa For .' tation; Incident ; , garded Cloaed . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 29, 1931 ames zeiher