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Wes~ Vlr&:inia In 1766 and m I'JIIIi to Green countv in Penllll)'i'Yilnla David Farley and son James wenL J.o Monrot county Ohro rnow Noble oounLyt Jn 1816 apreadln&: the !amtly lnlo various sections vr lhe country Jo'ollow ng a picn ic dinner a proM gram of varied ft!ature!l will be presented including !Sf!veral addreliBes and a pr(lfJram or songs oy Ule Parsons QIIIUtette of Charle8ton The picnic and reunion wm be an all day a fffl ir and one ot the la1ges l.. attendances tor sevP.ra. yea.r~ iJ; t!Xpect.ed !;:'-Hn!ffi;:_ Columbull TUeGda,. after spend1ng .r wn: _.. .,..., _,,_, Mveral days wlt.h rt:IaUvea here A -b'l r'"-ville church, who llm'Ved. a fried Wh' h Makea Report Of They were accompanied by t.he 47 utomo I ea, '-"&&13'" ct"Cien and Jamb supper In real Middleport Lad Brou1ht IC former 's motller, Mrs. Mary PhiiUp.ll inr Nearly 200 Men, count~} taahlon To Pomeroy By Juv· Indictment&~ Swift wbo will remaJn for a shor\ vlslt; C ty Jl'ollow1n& the supper l:.he nearbv Ia "oreman Mrs Oeor1e Joachlm and dalllh.· er OUD vtaJtors returned to t.ZI.etr homes enile Officen ~ ter Edith went to Columbwl Tues..... t ... ~-- t o•~--1 ••· day Cor a few days visit wiW, friend!! ON INSPECTION TRIP ~......ht"b; ~.!...:!.....,.,w:".nd."'y • FIVE iHHELD and relatives '"""''""'."" FOLLOWING FIGHT momtna Ule enUre IJ'OU.P. number· Mr and Mrs Harry Dye and son Stop At Farma·, Pleat· ln& fa cars with a.brioet. 200 p&asen• Th Ch eel h F 'I Tip and the Ml.sseB Mar, Ruaseu gera made thelr tllst. srop at the 1 In Which ' Advenary Ia ree a II Bl • and Leola Davis went to Rockbr1d8e ant And GaJ,\ipolie B. Weed pollltry Jann at Pin ure To vide For ""eduesd&y to viBJt the Quanacut Alto y:.:t.:....J Potnt.e and from tnere vle!Ud lhe Injured And Taken · Ch i ld ren 6arnp Th18 eamp is located between ... eu Fneker BrotJ\era a;.Jant.. Lancaster and Logan and the tolTo Doctor lowing people an spendlns Lhelr Poultrymen from man!' chffe:rent Several dJfterent and ULtete~~tlnO' Nineteen true blllll vl Indict- vacations there MiMes Sara Ptan- sectloru; vf Ohlo B.Ild Wellt Vir- metbods of bandllnl poultry were Weyland Covert, !6 of M1ddlament.s were returned by IJle grand ees WJidennuth. Pt&nce11 Dye, Mrs a:tnla vislted Mella county yest.er- W!tnessed at boih ihe Weed and port, was bl'OUiht tv the MelgJ jury 't'hen they reported to th" Add.le Otuescr, Willard ABhworth, day, while accompanyina tile an- Preclr:er tarms, after which the tour county Jail Tm!sday n!(ht '"J Harcourt late Tuesday afternoon The Max Dye and George P'arl.s ot nut~.l OhiO Poultry Tour Porty•SI!:V• maved nato the Bt&t8 Poult.r)" Plant veJ Pn:nch. juveuHe omcer, and report or the Jury was the result ol Pomeroy and MIMes Veva R~ ~ automoblllltl, carryln& nnrl)" 300 a L 1'a rked~ Tho•~o""' . 8 •"","1 a two-.d&y ltaaivn, In whkh several Dorothy Fultz and Bob HarriS at poultryman entered the COWltY from .......,., 01 "'"' Hank YoUill". deputy sheriff, alter casetl were Investigated MJddlepprt the west over State Route 1'24: The OaUipolla, Comstalk monwnen~ at he had alleledly a&l!&ulted Brooks Mcltlnley, lli also or Middleport 'i'he report was signed by H N Mr ILnd Mrs Wright McCrotH~o first Metas oounty step on tl1e tour Potnl•• I '"Pie~_!ltKaon""aw~!""'ln'wv ..~ Aootlrdtns to probaUon officer sw••t of Mlddlepo•l. loreman of tbe and children returned Tuesda" af· .,.as made a~ the farm of B IC Bu- _,..,., ~" jury • ve-l ....... made trand \ ter a two weeks vlstt. wtth Mr ' and ton ... otopo ' " to Y'C Prencb, Cvver\ aceused McKinley PICNIC SUPPER P'lve ot the indiel.ments were Mn. McKinley Finch ot Hoopes- -:::::':::: .=:.:=~=~=====<:JI or telll~ certain Ullll88 about him Twenly fou r people attended th'.l \\lthheld rrom public ~tlon !).t the r c I town Ill w~ they met on North Second 1 Mrs Mabel Wolfe, Mrs Berthtl a.venue, Tuesday night McKinley prcmc ~;upper of the membe rs or the quest of Cedric w Clark pl"OtieCut ~ denied Lhe assertlona or Covert. It MaM,nolla Temple ot Pythlan Bls- jlniJ att.orneJ,o The remalnmg tour- Radford Mrs Nancy Walker, Mra Annie Durst and daurhl.er Mtss I waa said and. an O.I"Jument ensued t.ers lodg e Tu~y ~venmg , at the teen are as follows Lollowlng Jui1u.s Jay, negler.t t.o pro\•ide r.n Cora, Mrs Edith Ament, Mrs. Eli.!.aTh.e two lett the place where \hey Sl1enang Sprinp The beth Campbell, Mrs Elizabeth met on Second -avenue and Went In- g.ue.':ltls wt!re present Mrs Perry children ora H WhJte abandoning prea ~ Darst and Mlsa Lucille Bmrhs spent Ul an alley or a Urtened stKtt of an Mitch 1u1d sun Bob, or Toledo and adjolnln& street, When! the alleged M1 s Evelyn Lucke and Mill.s Maxine nant woman and a separate Indict-\ Tuesday evenlnll' In Tup~M!ra PlaJna ment for ne1dect to provl( l€ t01 attendlnif a meeting oi tlle DaiJihStt!wurt of Pomeroy att.aek took ()Wle ~children r t.ers of America lodge M:oKinley was taken to the office BRIDGE PARTY Mlle.s W)\tt.t neglecl l<l provide Mr and Mra R 0 ot Dr Harold M. Crumley, where he Mls~ Ruth Huber ;:mt.l!rtalned 1 for children ' Shelbyville Mo, wf\re r&ce1ved attentiOn to a wvund near with a bildge par~y Tu~r-;day even· A E Jru::obs rhawlng cl1eck with- ers on !rlenda bere h!Ji mouth &vera! of the younr- mg at the home of h~1 n.unL Mr11 out credu.. Miss Gloria Jean Oest ot Colum· N;er s teeth had been loosened a& John Huber on Union Avenue hon· Hlm'ler Logan cauvlng con~d bu11 is hare sper,dJng her vacation ' the result vt a blow In the mouth o1lng Mtss Pauline DIPhl of Col urll - weaporut with Mr lllld Mrs D H Peoples It was tile physlclan'J roeport .1\C- bu11 u.nd Miss Loul88 Karr or Syr'a- ! ClarPnce Quall.!l, shooting wltb Mr and Mr~ Chllrles Canterbury cordJbr to r~nch that the cut on r.:ll!:le N Y CoverR weN! laid for the \ Intent Lo k!U or wowld and son Ralrh or Pontiac, Mich. the mouth was made by some In- following ML'S61l'll Dorothy and Mar· JeMe Peyton Johq Dickson . a{ld arrived Tuesdar for a two weeks strument a.nd not by the bftre fist cella Rt!lbel RuLli West, . Cecil1a I WJlllam Wise bul'(lary antl larcen y visit with fr1enda In Porneroy and Durin&: the questioning ot Covert Wippel, Anna Malle Ek'horr. Pau - I Virgil Thon1a.s and Olen Lyonq, RockRprlngs In t.bt! sheriff"& otflce here Tuesday lne Diehl, Louise Ka1r and the burglary ll1ld larceny Earl Precker or Chester anCI Chal!l nl~hl. the lad swutly declared that hmtess Mis.':l Huber Miss Pauline L~ Sweiger 11.nd Roy Griffith Canterbury of Pontiac Mlc l1a e he had use>1 no weapon o.nd hac. DU!hl 1e,celved high score of the ar~~~~:n returned 1.o Pomervy after ~ndl:(l 1 ~;truck McKinley with his ttst eve'lung and M1ss Ululr;e Kan wa H E"Stel Rhodes and Frank Swift 1 o. month touring ~ the WeAtern a.s.sau l~ and battery states Covert was allowed t.o ~turn ~ aWarded consolation ptl,:e h1.s home Tuerutay ntght whlle til.t: ~ ----· ""\""" ' F1ank SwiCt breaking into house Mrs Maraaret Nlehouse Mr and juvj!nlle cv11rt sald Wednesday , AIJXILIARV MEETS In day till"lt' rwd eonunltthlll pe1 Mrs Edward Deller and t.lmuy Mr nwmini that he will be returned rht! members of the Amerlr:Wl sonal violence and Mrs Hemy Deller aJid fadrllv here sl1ould McKinley'l'i parent.Ji rill· Ley ion Au11 lll ury held their rrgulal Carl Duckworth aN!IHUit and bat 1of Cmclnnll.ti and Chi r.s Wltr.gall metJ trng 1uesday evenlnR at the tm y ' ' of Huntington 8pent TUhlday with 1 charges &y Wil~>on rauur~ to .,top rnoto Fled oans and fanUJy The altercation betwilf!n tha two Liij!.lon il a ll Hostes~ r~ Wllll' Mts Mr s Re-nshaw an<l vehicle J.fU!r acc1dcn l George Bta&t-of MlnerHVillf' wllo h1d11 wns th e result. of the que ~tlon­ Annu. Stllrl. reoent1y underwent an opeln.tlon tna ot McKinley by the Juveulle Mr s F'l"llnk 01et:~s Mr!i Cora War court followlna: an alleged "beer ne1 won tire pr izc box Y.hlch wat:. ATTEND VETERANS FUNERAl, for tonsJJIJ and v.denoldiJ Ll~ the Mrs John Btmkus, Mrs Marion Maar Emf!rrency hospit.al 18 re party In Middleport !l!~ral weeks domued b} Mrs A .P Ersel11teln Mr ~ Harry Houdashe!t and MrR Radfmd. Mrs Elmer Wickham, Mr.. ported tube getting along 'rrice1v o.go Covert"s name was said tu ' If d M ·ro iioegleln Ed Hlt.e of Monkey Run Wati tokhave been mentioned during the A F EJ.Selstem gave lnt.ere~tlng questlonlnlil and It wa:> thought to _rcpor~ on the conventiOn heW m ~t~~~~z :o t~Bi-~une:sl ~"tJA!tlll ~I en to the Grant hosptt.al m C'..OI\Jm- • l ,I IJ Smith of• R 1 ;{i~nd Mr 8'uB Tuesll:ny wherf! he will undetllol have been tht& th11.t he referred to 1 uredo Durl.ng lhe busineSI'Isesmon Com th 1 t u ve.l!n.r . an operation lor the 1 ~movaJ 0( \'" 1 "When he ac0011ted McKinley on tlle It was de( ideU to glvt! a plcnle siiJ)1 mon I, piece hJ vf Ateel which flew Into hlo ' per Lh rs r.omrnB" F1 ldUJ ul lhc El • Bm t.lllwads to' "'nl 11treet Tuesday nl&ht '··· f ld f in Rutan wns P u.:r e arm eye w le he waa workin11 at Byrn- I -"-HOSPITAL cWJe Mi~e No 16 Tueflday tnonl.lng 1>JES IN FLORIDA MOitl!: MEN FINO WORK 1 N:l.s!les Eva Pell6 and Blanche ~· ·ot Core Bee11le, brother of J:lm~:r ShepllercrOf Hlllsboro, o , were visWord hat~ been received here of \ Kenton o., Au, 24. - INS-Pro· ' the dt'Ath of II:I!Mtn Thomas, dnu - W,Upjil' I aj:JdiUonal 4!mpJo:rm~t, ~~ Art bur Beerle, wa:a to.ken t;o l lktn tn (hwn Wednesday Mrs Carl Bach (Helen Spence) ~hter of Mr and Mrs Harry Thorn- Pe.p))erm nt d:lstlllerlea Wf:J"I! op - • Cf'tlumbu!!- hospita.l TueJday b'} ~ - - -- - --=-:-:of Vero Beach Flo. former res- ed. In Hardin aounty today 8.!i the litE: Jatttr wher~ he 'i111 vndergo and son Richard M.lss Harriet an cpenr.tlon for h\11 ~:yes ar..1 be SpenCf!, and Gene and H.nward :ent of Pomeroy, having left her!! peppermint hay crop W&" bf lm S~L~ ''$t.9S CURTf-1N~ \ , ._u.ted f01 utht!r disorde1 s He lH Spence of Columbw came TuMday '" p•ll'f1 Bbou• el&:ht years aiJO 1 m n aerlc.us cond!L.on for a several day's vlist wtth Mr Ml!o~ Thomas was 11 granddaullh Market price for peppermint IJtl 8- Pair botted Curtains - - - - - - ., and Mrs Boyd Dllgard or M:inerster ot Mr a.nd Mrs Ira Ralph ( waa qu,oted at about $3 '' pour!(. t' '6- Pair Tan Dotted Curtains ville Pomeroy She Is survived by her Approx..lm.ntely 150 pound~ dally ~ ~ l M1ss Dorotl1y Will of Parkersbul'fl: wtll be dl8tllled In two pJantlil 1 6- Pait· Green Dotted Curtains parents and twv brothers, Oaylord, In a.ddltlon to the pepptrmin Mr Llnd Mrs Ivur BtUes an,1 came Tuesday t.o !:!Jl8n'tl fier vaeatJon 1 wun h!l parents Mr uf ft Pierce, Fla and Donald at "llr ~est Sclot.o mn r&h rarmer s l.n and Mrs E 9-Pair Figured Marquisette Curtainii children returned to theh l!ome at\ o Will of Lln1JOIA Hill home Burial was made In Vero Bench thla area are busy With the har- AkiLn, Friday, arter a vl.Eitl h~rf' Mrs A p Hen.ne~n has re· 6--Pair Plain Ivory Marquisette Curtains ve~~t or onions, pota!A:Je11 and celw.th 1ela.tlvtl11 and , friends turned to her hanw In Oharlestpn l~ 'rhe Scw.u mw.sh it; vne ... STATE EXo\MINER HERF. Mrs. Hvmer Deern and daU~h·l a~r a week"a visit with her mother THU~SDAY ~~ he largest l nron gr owing 111"<' 11~ 111 te l Zelma, were rues!.\ Saturday \ MrR Ellmbeth Kautz 1... L. touthlo.n, State Examiner lllf world of heD aunt, Horte~ C&se. off o( county schools, came Vytre-htu -- Pomeroy 1 ctpQ HOSTESS-' of county schnol.s. came Wednesday WIIITF. Rt.:VIEWS BRIOo\D£ Mr and Mrs G A. A::dlltn& and 1 Mrs Jtha Miller W hCI6te!IB Tues60-INF ANTS $1.00 Sll.K DRESSES to meet with the clerlal and preJII· Columbu~ 0 Aug :.!4 - IN"So~phtw. Jame.11 AdAms Jr . Left day afternoon to her bridge club at dennl of the various county boo.rds :)fT en a ont!-day va.cat.lon Gover- Sunday to ~pend a few days '1\lth I her h<m~e on Lincoln Hill Mra M Infants sizes-our regular $1.00 quality of l!:®efltiOI\.. Jl.t. 8UPtl1~teoden~ nor Oeorse White left by airplane 1":1& mother Mrs Adlitns, cf K~u· 1 D Hartlnrer received UJe first in white, pink, peach, bh,JeOtltl{hrli.n's oUice In the cvurt tc.ctay with Ad.julant ' Oeneru.: tucky priu and Mrs Johil Kent ot Midl • hlmse The examlnpt wll~ IJ¥Pect F11mk Q }{fllderson foi Cll.mJ.I Mr a.\ld Ml"ll John MacDomo.Jd dleport wa& awarded the He<:ond the f.eporta and reCJ~NIII of the var- Knox K.y, tQ 11Jvlew lhe 62nd Ohl.:~ nnd bn!W spent Sunday eveni.r>g Pr1&e The Collowlna gue11ts wen• loua board!! l 1• •ti d llrtiliFry brigade w1th 1her po.rents, Mr and Mrs 1pre~~ent Mrs por Bc.hp.eCer, ~~· Onl,)' ,_ rew QC the boatdfl will be Capt Fred L • Smith, state d1- IWWlLid M.a.rtu1 Lily Coates and Mrs Oarl Schaefer examined at thla 4n"ao it Was 161Lid;'" r r.ctor of llcrom:niUcs acted" a~ piMr and Mra James Hazelton of Pomer-oy and Mn John Kcmt •J r o.nd :Mr I:.Out.h.ta.n fijU retu.m at a let Trnt~.,s Rt Oun11) !Cn'nf uH~ J1 £ Joe Pelf and dau1hter, Alma, Mldd.;le~por:::.to..._...,....,_ _ - 32=:fNFANTS WOOL SWEATERS Inter ~ tllr eKamlno.tlon of the coml}lll:Jdl.'d by 0~ 11 H1110,r4, ~· s~ntl.:..l!unday witt) .~~\eh, n:roth~:r relflalnder of the school board! BuEh ol Collrmbus M.rt l"rances Snyder fAIRVIEW, W. \f. . Our regular 50c and $1.00 qualities ___ _ ~ --- - - Edwin Edwardll ~d two ;ehitdren ~ Ent 1001000 j ----- -- - Badie W..._1,.11 , d&Uibter Emma ~ 811Ain 1 .... 011 Jcae~...an~ HarrJher1, ....r .::._ -;;dw,.!.-~ ucu ..... ""'"' ~~ Bush and tamllf Bup.day ""'"S I.e vWtlna: her &later COTnell or Momln& Star _,..-.u EOI!>el HolLer vllllted rtlatJves at Baahan rrcmt SUnday untll Thur~>,..._,, 1\(~, . . . ...:::-~ I I 3900 Yards R~xford Prints Merit Prints Worth Prints Guaranteed Fast Colors132 New PatternsFull Yard Wide 8e !a I I .;i , D. W (, iC' uRIO oo THURSDAY ~:·~.~w.,::-r: :~~ ~~~.:·• Those who were calll111J on Mr and Mrs Allen LewiS •BtJnday were Mr and Mrs HoWald E4wardl!l and children of Graham ~~tJQ!t .Mr and Mrs Darius Henry and c!hU· dren. M1s Earl Henri ot Clttton 11ond MIA8ea W&xl.ne and Louise Olbl:lr!l of Hartford Mrs Emory Otbbs and two. lhters Loretta. and. Maraare~ returned home Sundlly from ParkersbUrl where they have been spendlniJ \he Wf!ek with rel&t1vea Nellle Edwardl epent tbe pa.st wHk with her 111st;er Mra Elme1 Ohltna:er or Haruont 1, Mrs ~ancy Birchfield ' Of awha spent the • .,~ eQd Millard Jefttr& •l.nd lt. .ll ..: Mr lnd .,.., ~ Olbb!r. and dauth\er Mn Delc:la Oodlrey aM son of Charlel!rtml Rllf!nl the put week with Adam Ofllbl. Evelyn and Prances Gibbs wen~ to Parkeraburlil Buncbl.y 1to visit. with relatlves , I Mrs N W. Roach d.hd ,, - -- 360ti'I.IRs BOYS doLF socKs '• Dur reglllar,25c pair quality in eizes 61(. to 10'/2-dark pattem•- excellent , for School wear. THURSDAY ters l)tftcially notified of his nomination as Repubhcan candidate for vice president, Vice President Curtis delivers his acceptance spe~ch at Topeka, Kas. He is shown on the platform with Everett Sanders, left, G. 0. P nntaonal chairman and Senator ..J..... J. l)ieklnoon, of Iowa. • lleetrle ~Uce t.nd Stell& and ;110n 11pent Tuesday aften'I9C:J:n ttl*h John Kauftman Of OMftpo\ia Thooe caUtna on, Mn , Elme: Roach Monday evenlnr were Y11ry and Md'ilna Edwards, Allee, 8tl!lla and Vtra:lnia Roach Leona Jeften Mary Kathryn and Luclllf! Lewis Lo!JI.. N:abel, IVId Paul Johnllcm Sevenl youns tolka enjOyed a ch'icken l"OIIolt. Thunlday nltht. Helen Edwan:\1 ol Yllillion Rldle spent Saturday nS,ht wtth Dewey Olbl and famUy, sevent trom here PAIR SOc - - c- - '-'. REMNANTSo OF YARD GOODSTHURSDAY For o~e, day-All of the Remnant• on one tal>le for quick ·~ , .,t Pritea of Real lntereat to the ,thrifty' ' ~omer-Perealea, Ore.. Materiala, Silki/ Jl~~alina, GinP,.ma -One Day Thunday. • • . --~-·-~- ZSc - --- 81 PAIRS MEN'S PIN CHECKED TROUSERS -~R R2D SEAL RECORDS - ly $1.50 t~ $3.50 Victor Records lll'ld's greatest artist..q on these re- Rlt coJue.' . ' A selection on each side. THURS~Ay 39c 3 FOR$1.00 . During EJherfelds August Furniture Sale you can buy Simm?ns $12.50 Coil Be'd Springs for $8.66 - - Stearns and Foster -Inner-Sprmg Mattr;e~ses for $10.80-- Floor Lamps and Table Lamps at just one half th~ir regular pric,e- -·9 by 12 ~old Seal Congoleum Rugs fo~ ~.44 --50 pound All Cotto01 dduble bed s~ze Mattresses for $3.60.-- Vtslt the Fur· niture and Rug Floors during the Aut~ust Furniture·Sale. Elberfelds In~ Po.meroy. , ADIDSt IS-16 \ joan Bennett, Sen Lyon Also Comedy "Maybe I'm Wrong" ,, ' THURSDAY ., Showing Today; uMAN ABOUT TOWN'' ' _ • ... . ENDS ·- A PAIR 89 BOYS SLEEVE)t;ESS SUITS Original $1.00 retail' ·Suits-c.Tbat have sold in special sale for 50c-Sizes 2 to 7 years. Fast color materials. As long as they last, · • THURSDAY25 Pomeroy, Waraer fabian'• l5c ,) A PAin I \ to } Oh 1u P ~ nl\ tw <l In Nul tl 1 unll(ht It lT'8 .NEW:; IT'S IN TJU:: DAII 'i TIUDUN.£ POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, J9a2 U) I A ltltl. R I r:Ji:NfS liv ,.,., , ~ ~~ • U 00 d cudv with showers P.-1 enreme West por;nn S 11ghtlv f'< ..olr-1 111 NurthWt!llt pordon ~ nd PRICE- THREE CENTS .,. ··~· Hundred of regular and specJQI pB&oe o!flcerB rrom t'tve counties massed their ton::es tor a swUt asKaUlt on the heavily-manned arrlcultura! picket ltnes chokln& the aix principal hirhways of th.il section SIX mo.chlne mount.ed around the to repulse a force of ers who wert! to storm ... --~--------------~--- ·!•Unrest Rules Illinois Miiills Down $ MANl INJURE0 a New Record IN ~HTIJ WITH illi.INmS O[PUTIES EXPECT TO LAND CouncJJ Bluffs Ia Aug 25-INB--- ! an I nrmed rortre111 todfl.Y as the fannerH' strik-e rOGe to a rre~oendo oC blttemell$, threatening bloodY vlo- sligh tly soiled-all wooi- I I ISc ----WEATHER FORECAST- TO REPULSE ATTACK ! tence THURSDA'V " Bi1 Crowd Sees Intrepid ·nw county colltthouse here was --- .a 'yard .. AYt Officers Mount Machine· Guna Around Hawk. eye Courthouae Threatened By Farmen , To Release 14 Arr· eated Comrades ISc Tan '1 fi~C[~ M~SSfO IN IOWA ~OUNTifS U ~REAK Bl~CKAOE SOc Sizes from I> to 9 %-Anklet Socks in solid colors and f11ncy patterns--Rayons and Lisle, Ironclad and Allen A brands.- . . . "( .. 1 5TH 0 •••• TABLE OIL CLOTH Complete line-:.oo new patterns--oolicl white and · solid colors--om· regulat· "Special" quality. THURSDAY A YARD - A'1D YANKEE FLIERS HEAD ACROSS ......OCEAN ... Blood-Sited Looms In Farmers', Miners', Strikes 30 "BUI)DY" THERMIC JUGS Our regular 7 4c~Thermic Jugs--half gallon size-· . .Plnk ' VOL. VI NO. 279 ron spent tbe week end with Mr Mrs Ethel OurS and ehlldren '>f •nJe!'r:.mO:i:t ~:O:~Uy of tl;u~ Pm tland caned on Clyde Wines lh ~ .. and wt•e 8"-doy afternoon PlaJna anant 8\ilftda.Y WI _ Re~~Y ' -· __ . . - THURSDAY J 'JS FULL LEASED WI· RE OF INTERNA'l'ION AL NEWS SERVICE ..-, 300 PAIRS CHILDRENS 25c ANKLET SOCKS I Vice Pre$dent Delivers His Acceptanre Spe~ch with Mr and HarrJ Qult! a number from M.oru Cha• pel attended the picnic at Portland satuNlay Mr and Mrs Roy smith, and children Mn Nealey Hobe.ck. Mr and Mrs Paul Bmi'Lb Wr and Mrs l"loyd Hoback son JW11or and Haze McMurray and ramUy and MlM -· . .thered .,. the 8 Y1va Willi a..... hmne or Benny Smith Wedne£da.y ni(J'ht to remind their father of hl.s birthday Ice cream and ~r.~>~ wa:~ served at a late hour Sylvia Wllltama of Bl1erman, W va , 18 spending a few days with Mr and Nn. c E. Piclr:ena Mr 11.nd Mrs EtJer Brewer oaUed 00 u:rs I!:V& BU6h SUUdtll' afternoon Charley VanMeter of Mvmlng Sl.tl.r 18 spendiniJ a few days with m"~, nts Mr and Ml'fl Jake Van· at I .t:rAiENTO day Leora Brewer ll vllitlnr 6 fe" days wWl her cousin Wilbur BtewM er and ramUy at Bowman·a Run. Fred Bhaltr lind Jud MCI:troY calljed ~=~;!~~ I l I McBride Pickens Pt. w· Dwllh~ Yr lllld Mn. and lamll• ar Bait Llvl!rpool vialt.ed Saturaay "wtth MI. aunt Mn. Angle ST C L .,~J READERS' NOTICE - U yot> want the News Otftce of Tho Daily Tribune, call 236-L; if tho Bulineu Otftce • •k for 202-R. wiU ... HIG I Moru ChliiW Y~UTHS 5ONE r.~i~~;;E{:~~;~~ BILLS RHURN[O §h~iq~~~~ 8Y POUl TRYM[N :!:·W.~E.;~ ~!~~ui1.;Ji:E::~ ::;:~~:~~::~~ :~ :;: ~~~r<>{n~IB~:~~!!u!'n 8 v "' R AND JURY :~~'iv~.:n:.~-~IJ\1 N unl Tnuo ~!::$£~~~ =~~ra~b~ta~r: ~~w:~::~!anfi:n:: IN COUNTY JAll co~t.s'!~l:en;~~~rn ::~:-=J b ne~:nf.eo~hl~pswJt~~n: fl U 0 I~edlllobr~~~ot EAST SPILLER ~~h.lni Mn; Va preAi- l~ Olt !O &T•T C ft U9t UU Aviators Point To The Sea j At Oslo In 30 Hours; Are Carrying 450 ~allons 8; F. Of Gao L OKE 1 l' I Flatten With Gun-Fire Officers Tires At Berinning OF MOB CHARGE f Officials With Night Clubs Force Strik· ers To Retreat �• ' • 'I'D DAILY 1'11Dt1la, POMI!IIOY OHIO l'llOM • One Word • Led To Anothe~· - 0 1 li1JI!IoiiiiiNG OOIIPUIY .. . . -..,.. tOll» Vlreiaia Grell PBOIIII- By Arthur ".Eut•" Baer ...,lonll u 119'.11141-<lw 11101ter :Jepl. u, ll'lf. •• 11>o '"'' omco •I . . _ , Oll!IJ, . , Ill< AGt of .I40I'Oh ' · 111'!11 " PllbU1hed Oo!IJ' IUI4 M:rs Eliza Orlna and ...,plllljul'JIII7 '-\eel "" l,l>>'<f Beoood Stcee~ ........,, 0 1fbtD oqr h1tocll MDd • l.UU. o, Den m.l\.ttr tor pWIUcatlon l.bt J ' ldp. t.heJr ~UwUib "llDi JltCI'IIII'rUJ tlD bl lll*lldi lp &Jl CIIIGI WIDlfG. At.ON'tpO!II 1 let*". ~Ytr ewUtQt. •rut 4alrabl• lD !Dau- . wlU Mrs H 8 MoiTiBon of Wellabur~: Jenmc Tll. )lor Edwllrd Blake was taken to the Holzet hut;l)lt.al .,., here ne under went •ut uperallon Sunday evr:nlnl( l01 RJlpendlcttlr; H .. 15 reported t.o be jl!tLillil U.IOilH 0~ W!"!J llS rould b .. REI'KESENTATIVEb Pred Kimball Inc CbicliliiO .. Philadelphia Pittaburg MliwMuk.ee De:Uvered By C&rrler One Week One Month Mu Cllrla! ThomRS of Athen5 who came here Wfdnesday because of the c:ntical llhJ~ of ner aun ~ Zelher on South Fifth Aveaqe Mr11 !: M McCarty left Thurs- day for a few da)15 vll!ilt with reltltlves.~ at NOTICE! fb t e w11l be a pre-achooJ 1 .1e&11on of the MiddlepOJ't Pubh c School&, hllh and ~ ltmentary, on Friday, Rou'h u.uU son Paul ot W006ter Ohm Mrs Nusc -..L!I called homC du" Lo the death of her 1100 Law- , renee who w~~.5 killed at Los AnI &eies lu.esda) Mrs Moon u.nd Mrs I R oush will leu.vP for their hruues Miss Emma VariOyne i~:~ vl!lltlni a t the home or 'M:r and Mra. Resener 4 1 t!llpected 1 Mr ~tnd Mrs J E Zerkle ha v• l\.1. (] ll.':i their IU1!.!'11ll 101 the pa8C; I week lh eiJ daughters Mrs Alber~ M oon uf Akron Mn1 W B Nease 1 of Ne~~oeiJ 'W Va an1.1 Ml'fl Oolda By Mall New Bo.l.j!:m 1 f'ndD Y Mr and Mrs O&n Harttng:er we1 • l)usJ.neS& tJlslt.Ors In " Huntington Thursday J _Mn. JetJkin Aubrey ot Clnclnnat. Mrs . Walter Wolfe or Pomeroy ancl ,-~r---- -----+--' - - Mt~ 1 I and dauaht.er fi'&nnle Lee ond son Jame, or Centerburg, W1U 1 Jenkins of Pltt.sburgh H D Netcl&r and !amlly or RacLne Titus Pleken~ or Cornlni and the boll(~~' IIUtfl J Mr11 Burri 1\lld hu.sb&.nd bt Saxon Frf'd Bpencf'r and wite of Or.• 1 tnun Stauon !lpt'llt 81mda.v with E L Mnnuel and ramill Mr~ George Krldf'r and daUtrh· L ~r K11llu }ll of Down"a,n~ Run vltlJte-.1 11'\auve~; tlere IB~L week F111.0k Savr Mt/'; Fannie Sidell of Lock I Mrs Okey Sayre and M!Tl A ~tttou of Antlqull} were vlll l~ OlS ol MlS N C Sll.YIP Iaiit wePk I Wtll Se.~tt and v.Ue I'Lrrlved last 'WI • k 110111 DPlrol t Mlch on .., > eek.~ Vl~ll ~~oltb Lilt' IO IIIh'l ll grand t mv1hrl M1 Ny, Aaytt I I ner fl.nd !e.mlly ¥ vtsltlllil ht'r mother ll(rs I PlckPDI! I ents Mr anu. Mrs Herman BJ.H be publllhed NI\TJONAJ,. ~YJBlUING dauehV!r Ruth Bobbl<e OOMett iUld MlM M&~:! 1 Blet.ne1 returned to Columbua SatUI day arur 8per.jlnr the PL'lt week. ~~~ the guer;t,., of tl'.e latter • par- ~· . . . . 10 no - Argue on Roosevelt's Power .., ret.urnpd home 1rom a mp to Eur· ·- - ~ ~~h~~~t:-J ... Sprung a Surprise Y.- N•'"' l'e 'mURBDAY AUOOilT 211, I8IS 1·!10 P- ' M. 1 Sept 2nd, at Tea c hers and pupda are re- I S E Lehew and Mra Will· 1 lam Lehe w and son were \ ls ltln!l relAtives anQ frlerld,'> at !\nneroy queeted to meet at I he~r· re~ pe ct•vll" buJidlnjlfl and orga nize work for commg year I Corrunc out of fetiremeot. to appear ! reotntly as a ~urpru~e soloi 1 t at the closmK Mr and Mrs Charles- Bletner and procram of the Phdhannon 1e S)'m- d~tulhter Pearl Faye an" Leol.1. l phony Orehntra lD Lew•sobn Sta Wolf mot.utl'd to Charlestoq ,.oo Sigr.ed d1u"m. New York, lln Clarence I HunLtn(ilon Monda.y on bus~. "' 1 W m. E M e Iv1n, ,.__ M r an d M rs '-""'ore~ lnjels and M &ekay. the former Anna Case or O))f!ratfe fame, Ia showu wttb Con- I tLrs L 8 BletJJtt Wel,"t visitors aL !en are tbe three ehte:t ftcuru [a tJte lateat urle on the Walker hurmf 1 8-25-lt Superintendent. Cluetor Albert Coatea just .._fore Oalllpolis Sunday ond Mondav 1 »efor.GovernorRoosevel._ A.tleftiSJollnJ Curt1n,tbe Mayor's counse, ------------"ha qnr Tlua Is the ~nd tl~e 1 Dr .E D Shumaker arrlved hree .vho arrued ta faYOr of Walker'af.il~<:atton for a court order, re'tralo•taee her marrlq_e_ to the teleerapb 1from Los Angt!les Cai1t Thul'&day nr Go•eraqr ROo!@velt from llbl tb@ Mayor's fitness for office, qul\ionalte that Mrs. Mukay ba 9 and jolnpd nls wUe llnd, child.nn I Utlertlq tU.t the Goveq.or lae a the eo11.atltutmnal power and n :1tms IUD&' In puhUc. The llrst Ume was 1 here who ha\e- been VISiting Lena l hat an order for Walhr'a l'W!mo•al m•jrht resu lt In "phy::lical cor1fllct" at a ebarJtJ benefit In Roalya, L 1.. Gibbs aud mother 1 rop t1rht Ia SupMme Oourt JU!ttlce Elha J Stale,v, whu he11rd thl' B!YU Who Th;nk They la11t year M1 s J s H&rt.enbach ot pVme- ner1tl! and reflttorved decuuon Lo~r neht lfl H"'nry f pRtem <tf th.- suue ro v v,as a Hsltor here sunday \ttorn•y·General'fl t~tt.ll', who oppoaPd f urtln and defe~~.dli!d Rooeev,.lt, 1 Are Failure• R L Duddlni Will> a busineis power to act. 1 short.~fed up w 7 ~ ana ab:we, com caHer at Nlt1o last weP.k, , --~-- _ _ _ mon downward So 360 common to I Mrs C"i1arles Smlth of Charleston dergrlft Pa Frtd11.y evenhli Mn -r1 ~hl tcJ tu.ke ll tiJ) flom a v"rmedium heifers 3-MI5 common to was VI ~IUng friends here Ttwrsday Furbee and daushler ilnd M..~. I taln bank eaKiller In Oklahoma 1 McOuffln have !lptQt the pa st !fw &ood COW5 ~5-A low cuttens and evening !Ht1rnf' em reQ uest l cut~rs 1 -~ eutters to medmm bulla Oeorllil &nd Kathryn PoweU te~ wet:kll 38 cuem or Mr ant~ l(r11 I Rev Hartman and w1fe ~.:all1 ct on He used to be diHCOUl a.aed. f.l)Oturn rd to thei r horne at wmaw,'.W Ok.ey Blan and Ml' Fmbee has Mn; Nye Sayre Thursday tl1ed ru ruhlwtl \lnderwelght a 11m"· 226 _325 mainly Calve.s receipts 100 market 1:1t.ea- V11. Sunday &fter spendins: the; be<.n a'tendlng Ule New York t.ml j \ OUS wre t:k dy, bul.k. better vealers 650_150 the pn~t v.~k here vlslling frlendli \fn::lty J J Sallmons of New MarUn111 ll Bu ht' d\cJ somr:t.hlng about Ill common to medium 4_6 ~leauor Carsey ol Charleston Dr and Mrs E D Shumaker called to vhut his s ls rer Mrs L E 1 And a.<; " ru>Ult he gainrd 19 1 Sheep reoeipt.s 2 000 marke• spenL the 1\t'"k end here with her llnd children Abbie Rose :And Ed- Plckerv; who 1.~ visiting relo.Uvt!il al I "r UJ:d~-ancl t r11l!.e 111 salary' Just lambC!I weak tO 15 c tov.er choice 1 pauntJ; Mr ond Mn F R Carsey 1 die ha.ve returned to tht"ir home this pla~ 1by taklr g a tnlll,.spoonJ_ul of mentha bandy weight 6-835 mostly ua l anfli family at Bclo Ohio after visltl~g Ml ~· 1 pen~m Wllh h t• meals downward, 5.& 60 lb lot 4W-575 Mrs V /. Lewlli of Huntln(ton I Lena Otbbs and mcthel .. h~rs Fannie Blackmore and lw~ M~'n thu Prpsm acl.s hke r...ature !I better buck Iamba 475 535 a few and Ml s 0 W Fitch of Charleston Mls• Lcrena Wei&! wa~; r.uoll '< c klren or Cleveland were ,.'IJO;Jt.ln • I 1 R'tllC juice to draw uuL thf' good of medium arac'ie throwouta 4 dowu- 1 VtJ-c VISI1!ng Mrs J H Windon Oil Mls& Alma Dllddlnr f'r 1uy '<If· ~teer home of Mike Pow II lit~( I wr:.n you Pat and tu~n It Into solid Mu'd as:ed stock steady of 276 down Who hlh been HJ fot the pttst two tf'moon fle<>h n<h 1ed blued ond lJlent~ of 1 week~> ward on rood 'il.ethers 1 p J Icenhower of Wa11.nm ~t.. 1 1 Haael Kenyon ami Ge1trml~ King nuvvw; f'n~rgy-PEPI No ~>LUlling El~ 1 b ~~d ~rs Har•y Farley Mls" o c and lMI.er Dorothy ot Phil 1 "ify or Pt ovi<lencc R I (l JTlV ~'d 110 tot lc!il 110 forchlll Cl Qwn of hP.Vvy I M " 0~ OOI)er anthd Mhil> Or I adelphia have been vl•ltooog ••1• - on a viJ.llt to the f01m~rs )!lanj. •o~d" IJt bltlcl !fi Simply eat what ., ae oupe1 otl.ended e e~ecursion 1 11 1 1 GRAI ... S lo Wa shington Baturm;y tl~8 11.nd friends here for thl' mothet Mrs N C Snv1e and otl~ v< 1 lk< [J.nt et mentl~ pcpr;n do Chkajo, AU&" 2fi--INs-c.ralm 1 Conra<l D vi>! R 1 h Ze kl pa ~t few days relatJVI:'II IU d fliend~ Ill~ 1eH You WIJH t. IN: JY'f 1~ ~ouropened firmer today Wheat was up Ho d 1 •h ' P 1 w' he unct r lf h1 a u r: nch!. tJme--r. r even l~f to 1 l-ISe corn and oat.~~ stead) wiLr cen ower o Ell' m~I.Or:t Mr and Mrs R L. Duddmg Roena Rhode." and VIrga es 'lOll It st to l-te higher o•e visiting their JJII.rf!'UU:I ht!re fo, a and daughte:r Mary v. ert! flunel ... y spent saturday wnh Kaspe1 SdJil' Bt uu' w ~~:et Kenum" menthll Wheat Sept 51 1-B 1-4, new few d&ys ilUet.tf; of Mr 8.1\d Mrs P L Jd- and family of AntiQuity peps n b1 asking for Dllre s MiddleSept ~~ 1·4 Dec 54 7-8 55 1-4 May Ml lllld Mrs VP.rnon Jividen lerK of Hanging Rock Birthday uay Dinner 1pr ~t ago-nts M~t.rUn & Roll~r tt-nd 6U 1-2 7-B ' ' ~nd Lomau Reed of Chnrleston Mr and MNi Raym6nd Thoma~ A btrthday dinner wax ·~rved m \ SL.tnsbury Drug Co and, otl er flrstCorn-Sept 30 30 1-B Df!c 31 3 4 were auests of Mr and Mrs Eber 1 and family ot Mlnt'rs, ille we .. 1 honor of Mrs Will Burn S unda y claAA druggist~> always !It'll It with 11 7-8, May a6 3-a Roush SundRy 1' 1"-ltlng Mr and Mn Henry Win- at the Picken s home The followmg guatnttt"~ r: f mo:-~e~ baco~: II even Oe.te-Bept. lii 3-8 ~ 11' 3·4 1 Mitt Hester LeMs of Pt Pleas- U.r and da.ua:hter Sunday , guests were presen t Mt s L E 1 m., bottle rlnesn t hrlp tlciV '1-1, May 20 3·4 :mt. Is tllo ruest Of her (Nndp&r~ ___ - - - - - E: tl\6 Mr and Mrs Henry Wmler ond daua:hter H C Tm nf'r was a buslnes"- Ills1tor at Cincinnati recent!) Mif.s Mortha Bmlth of Ch'\rle:: montlnued trom wute 0'1""1 ton Hpt!nt the week end heft' with wlt.nesses Contu~on lei&"ned a11 fr~nds .he tn.swJent mi~rs !led bll.ckt41: l'nd M;rs L c 4 Furbee ami wa1d pell-mell daught.eli Ma1Jene nl'id Mw FlorMany or the m11chines fell mi.O en~ Mcoumn llJ rlvl!d lrolll van rc:.adslde ditches wh.)le others were - - : , . . - - - - - - - - - - unable to move because of flattened tire• These were abandonNOTiq: -·-~"" ed by their occupants who fieri Mr.. Byer~ Prop. of ~the I (,IV[NG GETS---Ti1 C;! re lM that tH:ulte~tlh, and 3-el 111<. 1 t .tsdh a1 rJ there ' ~"' that "tthholdeth mol e thu n I;:! meet Skinny Men but tt tt!ndeth tu pov erty - Pru'.etLM 11 24 --·-·~-- THE ENGLISH CONFERENCE to Jac:lt ~ 1 erly J!l('k to h•m. Prot:e!ilt in t\te face" t}¥!n, ~low ' arret~tlt!t a"Qd tt.e Sf!rfou' atr of a (ellow IJf.Ul ap!rator. "H ~ ec1 11 promls e riot to tive luk'• o•me lo th~ Ja}t~r s ,' -lihto thO\IIflf,t. ~·He d,Jdn't N&,nt to But .Jack la t.hl!l k1p.d qt a man ~Win. wha& he want$- -Usually," elevator Op@ned. ~ wdtn~n Jllf< hNGL ISH Co nfere nce haro hmd!y lHf' ll (ttl JOllJ ned .tud whtle 1t has not been us d~tllment,tl lo Amen- ·lntendo~~~· l1lll Iil Alll e:a:qi;Jhllteo IJ'omar in hnd eole~r trom he~~rd to dhoe 8 and ho~e •:a:actly oiao<dho!d tltJ,e l!lmple ;ylil!t e.J:qUifiJteiJ ta1lo~ed rr~k Her h'1r partlld on Oijttlelone "&lde o-t a low fol"E!h,e&d ""' • _,. • httJe darkflr 11and •nd hP.r ~erl'eel llll&rcel bod thH look of havtnlr ~eT, tailored ~oo N t "' t • c an nnamen Plain as an o1d-tune WP.ddmc rmc yet smart! oh, tl'ry ~ma.rt ... qc~ mod ern A sliA"htly ~ hOrt, Ill\ I h t l 1 woman ~oaltorethe~ utJgfy • A.1p.U PJants I I I I I I I I i Many .. ~" oot Friday and Saturday SP.ECIALS LfOOi. ' DID YOU EYER ~TOP TO were reported llt Coulte1vllle Olh ( 12 lneiUdihfl Mme or thf': lnjUr('d W1lliam Southern, Jr., Ec!itpr of the lndependem:e •(Mo.) Examiner, say•: the malo army One ol lhem hsv lng tallen oft' 11. truck wa.!! hm t aud was trealed by Do I B Moon Wall<r L. Moody, chlel of the slute hllhwo.y pollee arrived from Sprtnifteld with 66 ot his men and "D1d it ever occur to you tlja~ mlv21 tismg t~ nut ptmkd in a ne.wspapel' for the benefit of the publisher, on account of fltend sh1p an 01 der to help •he pape1l along, but because the advertisement would pay the advettiser from a busin115s standpoint? commodity ~~;tall, bJWa service? week of Au1. 29th. ~ Immediately moved after the reheating strikers to keep the roads clear Fea.rln& that some of the lnvad us may have peaetra.ted t.hr county line Shel'iff ~b}WJOn '1 ~ pntcht.d two rroups ot j!oputJe · l' thE ml~ at J;elgJel to p1event pt: sdble plcketlng was not a "Not.l~ng ;~go an adve1 tise1 who op~rates a big store told one of our so!tCJt~rs he,~ld nevet· .l'l!n a lin~ in our paper if it wer~ not for ht~ fn~nds!iap for the sohcttor. That merchant shouW Lee not run !!dvertiEements at all if that is his reiiSQn for spending the money. "A gt eat many seem to consider an ll.dvertisement as a commodity, somellhing sold by the inch and th11t one !nell js worth ~lw sam~ as.11nother inch. . One inch in a re11l n~tWSPIIJI'T which gives S~I"VIC8 IS WOrth many times the same amqgnt of sraae in a fl'l!e ,~arcular. Advertising is not a commodity 1\t al 11nd Cflnnot be intellig~~tlf .bought ~y the pound or b.y t)i3 fodt or by the iii~. MvertlSthg as a SI!I"VIce, not a colJlmoqaty, • F,ORliEN AND BOYS ' 1------------- j 1 ARE YOU BOTHERED ' WITH ANTS? TERRO Ant Killer wilr Rid Place of Anto in 24 Houra. No matter how thick th ~ anbl m your kdchfln 1 pantry, 1C8 boK sn.rdt!n, TERRO Ant K11ler clll811 them out m 24 hQUI'II or lt!IIB. That'M our fJOIII\IVt-, mollPy-ha ~ guarani~ nP.I TF.RRO l<lday, W..ufaetlftWd bJ BllNOJtF.:T CHI':MJCAL 00, ST I..OUIS MO U S A For Sale by STANSBURY DRUG CO Cor 3rd and Mill St. , MIDDLEPORT, • - OHIO I ~ • ' MENS TROUSERS had returned to Spring!leld In retreating !1011\e" of the mm us shout(:(( The Pomeroy-Middlt~· We 11 ccme bu.ck and v, h en we port All-Star A111~111tiiip do we'll be prepared Rentwed hUbtllitles were amt,..l will IJleet Syracu1e at pated by Pr&nklln county author· Kin-' B 11 rk S d rlv• ltlt!s f • I a pa un ay 1 %• Nine !trlkere were brouattt Into 1a ternoon at 2:30. Ad- 1 I the county jail here dull 11; the • • d ~I night They were stJ'ilggleu fJOn miii:IOD lOc an 1~. By EDSON R. WAITE, SliAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ' "Did at ever occurto you that an advertisement I ' Reprdlni the wherea.btml.s u 1cl W onda BeoqJJii ~•ay>e lWill plalUI of the disintegrated ... , my of be out of town the , efttire unlon men conftletil\i reports MENS STR'A'W•IiATS, siz~s 14 to 20 MENSTIE5, 69c 4Sc iulJld mad e BOYS LINEN 'KNICKERS band and elastic bottoms, fine fm Bchnol wea; BOYS LINEN AND KMAKI SHORTS, Sizes 3 to 11 69c 59c BOYS BARGAIN TABLE NO. I ,·~~ Panb, Shirta, Tiea, Underwear, Wash Hat& ·J7e Mothen! You can't afford to sew when you can buy ready made clothes at thes, prices . . BOYS BARGAIN TABLE NO. 2 'Boy Blue Blouses, Wash Suito, Play ' Suito, Shirts ' • ."A !1111!111 ~~~ m your P'jme town PIIP,fll to BAll a ~ji~ed IIJltQmpbtl~ IS worth 88 much \¥!If It W91'!.l p)'lJJtk& an 11 fi&~ cl~y PJlUGr w.Ulr a hllrulred times !the cli-cullltion. · tf tbi~ lhhtrl~nt Iiiii ~mall PO!llllll!nity pqper will sej] tile aW:omp~IJe, tha~ j~ 1111 the ~nw!ldv!il11s~ment col!ll\ po~~Bibly dll. pl'il!til 1ft )!le 111 lf iq follr ~ircll)lltion of t!ll'!le tllOJI~!!Dd !lllil ll.l~ll'1if91mtl t~~ tltt ~LI:Q411c~lldve~isa4 1 tb' 1dnrtisern~P il(wpl1!i ·:l~ l\11 muolfl !lj; ~~~~ been prmtelj n a pilper w!QI' ~ l\~ifr,!ld, t\tQY!II!Jl4 ~llii:U- LJ4DIES AND MEN'S BATHING SUITS ONE-THIRD OFF ' ) 'I Mela.'County'a Old Reliable Store } ?,,, ~ " • MENS DRESS SHIRTS full cut, plam anrl fancy pnttem•, , f. 9Sc sal( straws ~ plain;aJtd,fancy, i ' i sailors and 1l $2.95 - pla.jn' !Y!d fancy pattems ' �• ' • 'I'D DAILY 1'11Dt1la, POMI!IIOY OHIO l'llOM • One Word • Led To Anothe~· - 0 1 li1JI!IoiiiiiNG OOIIPUIY .. . . -..,.. tOll» Vlreiaia Grell PBOIIII- By Arthur ".Eut•" Baer ...,lonll u 119'.11141-<lw 11101ter :Jepl. u, ll'lf. •• 11>o '"'' omco •I . . _ , Oll!IJ, . , Ill< AGt of .I40I'Oh ' · 111'!11 " PllbU1hed Oo!IJ' IUI4 M:rs Eliza Orlna and ...,plllljul'JIII7 '-\eel "" l,l>>'<f Beoood Stcee~ ........,, 0 1fbtD oqr h1tocll MDd • l.UU. o, Den m.l\.ttr tor pWIUcatlon l.bt J ' ldp. t.heJr ~UwUib "llDi JltCI'IIII'rUJ tlD bl lll*lldi lp &Jl CIIIGI WIDlfG. At.ON'tpO!II 1 let*". ~Ytr ewUtQt. •rut 4alrabl• lD !Dau- . wlU Mrs H 8 MoiTiBon of Wellabur~: Jenmc Tll. )lor Edwllrd Blake was taken to the Holzet hut;l)lt.al .,., here ne under went •ut uperallon Sunday evr:nlnl( l01 RJlpendlcttlr; H .. 15 reported t.o be jl!tLillil U.IOilH 0~ W!"!J llS rould b .. REI'KESENTATIVEb Pred Kimball Inc CbicliliiO .. Philadelphia Pittaburg MliwMuk.ee De:Uvered By C&rrler One Week One Month Mu Cllrla! ThomRS of Athen5 who came here Wfdnesday because of the c:ntical llhJ~ of ner aun ~ Zelher on South Fifth Aveaqe Mr11 !: M McCarty left Thurs- day for a few da)15 vll!ilt with reltltlves.~ at NOTICE! fb t e w11l be a pre-achooJ 1 .1e&11on of the MiddlepOJ't Pubh c School&, hllh and ~ ltmentary, on Friday, Rou'h u.uU son Paul ot W006ter Ohm Mrs Nusc -..L!I called homC du" Lo the death of her 1100 Law- , renee who w~~.5 killed at Los AnI &eies lu.esda) Mrs Moon u.nd Mrs I R oush will leu.vP for their hruues Miss Emma VariOyne i~:~ vl!lltlni a t the home or 'M:r and Mra. Resener 4 1 t!llpected 1 Mr ~tnd Mrs J E Zerkle ha v• l\.1. (] ll.':i their IU1!.!'11ll 101 the pa8C; I week lh eiJ daughters Mrs Alber~ M oon uf Akron Mn1 W B Nease 1 of Ne~~oeiJ 'W Va an1.1 Ml'fl Oolda By Mall New Bo.l.j!:m 1 f'ndD Y Mr and Mrs O&n Harttng:er we1 • l)usJ.neS& tJlslt.Ors In " Huntington Thursday J _Mn. JetJkin Aubrey ot Clnclnnat. Mrs . Walter Wolfe or Pomeroy ancl ,-~r---- -----+--' - - Mt~ 1 I and dauaht.er fi'&nnle Lee ond son Jame, or Centerburg, W1U 1 Jenkins of Pltt.sburgh H D Netcl&r and !amlly or RacLne Titus Pleken~ or Cornlni and the boll(~~' IIUtfl J Mr11 Burri 1\lld hu.sb&.nd bt Saxon Frf'd Bpencf'r and wite of Or.• 1 tnun Stauon !lpt'llt 81mda.v with E L Mnnuel and ramill Mr~ George Krldf'r and daUtrh· L ~r K11llu }ll of Down"a,n~ Run vltlJte-.1 11'\auve~; tlere IB~L week F111.0k Savr Mt/'; Fannie Sidell of Lock I Mrs Okey Sayre and M!Tl A ~tttou of Antlqull} were vlll l~ OlS ol MlS N C Sll.YIP Iaiit wePk I Wtll Se.~tt and v.Ue I'Lrrlved last 'WI • k 110111 DPlrol t Mlch on .., > eek.~ Vl~ll ~~oltb Lilt' IO IIIh'l ll grand t mv1hrl M1 Ny, Aaytt I I ner fl.nd !e.mlly ¥ vtsltlllil ht'r mother ll(rs I PlckPDI! I ents Mr anu. Mrs Herman BJ.H be publllhed NI\TJONAJ,. ~YJBlUING dauehV!r Ruth Bobbl<e OOMett iUld MlM M&~:! 1 Blet.ne1 returned to Columbua SatUI day arur 8per.jlnr the PL'lt week. ~~~ the guer;t,., of tl'.e latter • par- ~· . . . . 10 no - Argue on Roosevelt's Power .., ret.urnpd home 1rom a mp to Eur· ·- - ~ ~~h~~~t:-J ... Sprung a Surprise Y.- N•'"' l'e 'mURBDAY AUOOilT 211, I8IS 1·!10 P- ' M. 1 Sept 2nd, at Tea c hers and pupda are re- I S E Lehew and Mra Will· 1 lam Lehe w and son were \ ls ltln!l relAtives anQ frlerld,'> at !\nneroy queeted to meet at I he~r· re~ pe ct•vll" buJidlnjlfl and orga nize work for commg year I Corrunc out of fetiremeot. to appear ! reotntly as a ~urpru~e soloi 1 t at the closmK Mr and Mrs Charles- Bletner and procram of the Phdhannon 1e S)'m- d~tulhter Pearl Faye an" Leol.1. l phony Orehntra lD Lew•sobn Sta Wolf mot.utl'd to Charlestoq ,.oo Sigr.ed d1u"m. New York, lln Clarence I HunLtn(ilon Monda.y on bus~. "' 1 W m. E M e Iv1n, ,.__ M r an d M rs '-""'ore~ lnjels and M &ekay. the former Anna Case or O))f!ratfe fame, Ia showu wttb Con- I tLrs L 8 BletJJtt Wel,"t visitors aL !en are tbe three ehte:t ftcuru [a tJte lateat urle on the Walker hurmf 1 8-25-lt Superintendent. Cluetor Albert Coatea just .._fore Oalllpolis Sunday ond Mondav 1 »efor.GovernorRoosevel._ A.tleftiSJollnJ Curt1n,tbe Mayor's counse, ------------"ha qnr Tlua Is the ~nd tl~e 1 Dr .E D Shumaker arrlved hree .vho arrued ta faYOr of Walker'af.il~<:atton for a court order, re'tralo•taee her marrlq_e_ to the teleerapb 1from Los Angt!les Cai1t Thul'&day nr Go•eraqr ROo!@velt from llbl tb@ Mayor's fitness for office, qul\ionalte that Mrs. Mukay ba 9 and jolnpd nls wUe llnd, child.nn I Utlertlq tU.t the Goveq.or lae a the eo11.atltutmnal power and n :1tms IUD&' In puhUc. The llrst Ume was 1 here who ha\e- been VISiting Lena l hat an order for Walhr'a l'W!mo•al m•jrht resu lt In "phy::lical cor1fllct" at a ebarJtJ benefit In Roalya, L 1.. Gibbs aud mother 1 rop t1rht Ia SupMme Oourt JU!ttlce Elha J Stale,v, whu he11rd thl' B!YU Who Th;nk They la11t year M1 s J s H&rt.enbach ot pVme- ner1tl! and reflttorved decuuon Lo~r neht lfl H"'nry f pRtem <tf th.- suue ro v v,as a Hsltor here sunday \ttorn•y·General'fl t~tt.ll', who oppoaPd f urtln and defe~~.dli!d Rooeev,.lt, 1 Are Failure• R L Duddlni Will> a busineis power to act. 1 short.~fed up w 7 ~ ana ab:we, com caHer at Nlt1o last weP.k, , --~-- _ _ _ mon downward So 360 common to I Mrs C"i1arles Smlth of Charleston dergrlft Pa Frtd11.y evenhli Mn -r1 ~hl tcJ tu.ke ll tiJ) flom a v"rmedium heifers 3-MI5 common to was VI ~IUng friends here Ttwrsday Furbee and daushler ilnd M..~. I taln bank eaKiller In Oklahoma 1 McOuffln have !lptQt the pa st !fw &ood COW5 ~5-A low cuttens and evening !Ht1rnf' em reQ uest l cut~rs 1 -~ eutters to medmm bulla Oeorllil &nd Kathryn PoweU te~ wet:kll 38 cuem or Mr ant~ l(r11 I Rev Hartman and w1fe ~.:all1 ct on He used to be diHCOUl a.aed. f.l)Oturn rd to thei r horne at wmaw,'.W Ok.ey Blan and Ml' Fmbee has Mn; Nye Sayre Thursday tl1ed ru ruhlwtl \lnderwelght a 11m"· 226 _325 mainly Calve.s receipts 100 market 1:1t.ea- V11. Sunday &fter spendins: the; be<.n a'tendlng Ule New York t.ml j \ OUS wre t:k dy, bul.k. better vealers 650_150 the pn~t v.~k here vlslling frlendli \fn::lty J J Sallmons of New MarUn111 ll Bu ht' d\cJ somr:t.hlng about Ill common to medium 4_6 ~leauor Carsey ol Charleston Dr and Mrs E D Shumaker called to vhut his s ls rer Mrs L E 1 And a.<; " ru>Ult he gainrd 19 1 Sheep reoeipt.s 2 000 marke• spenL the 1\t'"k end here with her llnd children Abbie Rose :And Ed- Plckerv; who 1.~ visiting relo.Uvt!il al I "r UJ:d~-ancl t r11l!.e 111 salary' Just lambC!I weak tO 15 c tov.er choice 1 pauntJ; Mr ond Mn F R Carsey 1 die ha.ve returned to tht"ir home this pla~ 1by taklr g a tnlll,.spoonJ_ul of mentha bandy weight 6-835 mostly ua l anfli family at Bclo Ohio after visltl~g Ml ~· 1 pen~m Wllh h t• meals downward, 5.& 60 lb lot 4W-575 Mrs V /. Lewlli of Huntln(ton I Lena Otbbs and mcthel .. h~rs Fannie Blackmore and lw~ M~'n thu Prpsm acl.s hke r...ature !I better buck Iamba 475 535 a few and Ml s 0 W Fitch of Charleston Mls• Lcrena Wei&! wa~; r.uoll '< c klren or Cleveland were ,.'IJO;Jt.ln • I 1 R'tllC juice to draw uuL thf' good of medium arac'ie throwouta 4 dowu- 1 VtJ-c VISI1!ng Mrs J H Windon Oil Mls& Alma Dllddlnr f'r 1uy '<If· ~teer home of Mike Pow II lit~( I wr:.n you Pat and tu~n It Into solid Mu'd as:ed stock steady of 276 down Who hlh been HJ fot the pttst two tf'moon fle<>h n<h 1ed blued ond lJlent~ of 1 week~> ward on rood 'il.ethers 1 p J Icenhower of Wa11.nm ~t.. 1 1 Haael Kenyon ami Ge1trml~ King nuvvw; f'n~rgy-PEPI No ~>LUlling El~ 1 b ~~d ~rs Har•y Farley Mls" o c and lMI.er Dorothy ot Phil 1 "ify or Pt ovi<lencc R I (l JTlV ~'d 110 tot lc!il 110 forchlll Cl Qwn of hP.Vvy I M " 0~ OOI)er anthd Mhil> Or I adelphia have been vl•ltooog ••1• - on a viJ.llt to the f01m~rs )!lanj. •o~d" IJt bltlcl !fi Simply eat what ., ae oupe1 otl.ended e e~ecursion 1 11 1 1 GRAI ... S lo Wa shington Baturm;y tl~8 11.nd friends here for thl' mothet Mrs N C Snv1e and otl~ v< 1 lk< [J.nt et mentl~ pcpr;n do Chkajo, AU&" 2fi--INs-c.ralm 1 Conra<l D vi>! R 1 h Ze kl pa ~t few days relatJVI:'II IU d fliend~ Ill~ 1eH You WIJH t. IN: JY'f 1~ ~ouropened firmer today Wheat was up Ho d 1 •h ' P 1 w' he unct r lf h1 a u r: nch!. tJme--r. r even l~f to 1 l-ISe corn and oat.~~ stead) wiLr cen ower o Ell' m~I.Or:t Mr and Mrs R L. Duddmg Roena Rhode." and VIrga es 'lOll It st to l-te higher o•e visiting their JJII.rf!'UU:I ht!re fo, a and daughte:r Mary v. ert! flunel ... y spent saturday wnh Kaspe1 SdJil' Bt uu' w ~~:et Kenum" menthll Wheat Sept 51 1-B 1-4, new few d&ys ilUet.tf; of Mr 8.1\d Mrs P L Jd- and family of AntiQuity peps n b1 asking for Dllre s MiddleSept ~~ 1·4 Dec 54 7-8 55 1-4 May Ml lllld Mrs VP.rnon Jividen lerK of Hanging Rock Birthday uay Dinner 1pr ~t ago-nts M~t.rUn & Roll~r tt-nd 6U 1-2 7-B ' ' ~nd Lomau Reed of Chnrleston Mr and MNi Raym6nd Thoma~ A btrthday dinner wax ·~rved m \ SL.tnsbury Drug Co and, otl er flrstCorn-Sept 30 30 1-B Df!c 31 3 4 were auests of Mr and Mrs Eber 1 and family ot Mlnt'rs, ille we .. 1 honor of Mrs Will Burn S unda y claAA druggist~> always !It'll It with 11 7-8, May a6 3-a Roush SundRy 1' 1"-ltlng Mr and Mn Henry Win- at the Picken s home The followmg guatnttt"~ r: f mo:-~e~ baco~: II even Oe.te-Bept. lii 3-8 ~ 11' 3·4 1 Mitt Hester LeMs of Pt Pleas- U.r and da.ua:hter Sunday , guests were presen t Mt s L E 1 m., bottle rlnesn t hrlp tlciV '1-1, May 20 3·4 :mt. Is tllo ruest Of her (Nndp&r~ ___ - - - - - E: tl\6 Mr and Mrs Henry Wmler ond daua:hter H C Tm nf'r was a buslnes"- Ills1tor at Cincinnati recent!) Mif.s Mortha Bmlth of Ch'\rle:: montlnued trom wute 0'1""1 ton Hpt!nt the week end heft' with wlt.nesses Contu~on lei&"ned a11 fr~nds .he tn.swJent mi~rs !led bll.ckt41: l'nd M;rs L c 4 Furbee ami wa1d pell-mell daught.eli Ma1Jene nl'id Mw FlorMany or the m11chines fell mi.O en~ Mcoumn llJ rlvl!d lrolll van rc:.adslde ditches wh.)le others were - - : , . . - - - - - - - - - - unable to move because of flattened tire• These were abandonNOTiq: -·-~"" ed by their occupants who fieri Mr.. Byer~ Prop. of ~the I (,IV[NG GETS---Ti1 C;! re lM that tH:ulte~tlh, and 3-el 111<. 1 t .tsdh a1 rJ there ' ~"' that "tthholdeth mol e thu n I;:! meet Skinny Men but tt tt!ndeth tu pov erty - Pru'.etLM 11 24 --·-·~-- THE ENGLISH CONFERENCE to Jac:lt ~ 1 erly J!l('k to h•m. Prot:e!ilt in t\te face" t}¥!n, ~low ' arret~tlt!t a"Qd tt.e Sf!rfou' atr of a (ellow IJf.Ul ap!rator. "H ~ ec1 11 promls e riot to tive luk'• o•me lo th~ Ja}t~r s ,' -lihto thO\IIflf,t. ~·He d,Jdn't N&,nt to But .Jack la t.hl!l k1p.d qt a man ~Win. wha& he want$- -Usually," elevator Op@ned. ~ wdtn~n Jllf< hNGL ISH Co nfere nce haro hmd!y lHf' ll (ttl JOllJ ned .tud whtle 1t has not been us d~tllment,tl lo Amen- ·lntendo~~~· l1lll Iil Alll e:a:qi;Jhllteo IJ'omar in hnd eole~r trom he~~rd to dhoe 8 and ho~e •:a:actly oiao<dho!d tltJ,e l!lmple ;ylil!t e.J:qUifiJteiJ ta1lo~ed rr~k Her h'1r partlld on Oijttlelone "&lde o-t a low fol"E!h,e&d ""' • _,. • httJe darkflr 11and •nd hP.r ~erl'eel llll&rcel bod thH look of havtnlr ~eT, tailored ~oo N t "' t • c an nnamen Plain as an o1d-tune WP.ddmc rmc yet smart! oh, tl'ry ~ma.rt ... qc~ mod ern A sliA"htly ~ hOrt, Ill\ I h t l 1 woman ~oaltorethe~ utJgfy • A.1p.U PJants I I I I I I I I i Many .. ~" oot Friday and Saturday SP.ECIALS LfOOi. ' DID YOU EYER ~TOP TO were reported llt Coulte1vllle Olh ( 12 lneiUdihfl Mme or thf': lnjUr('d W1lliam Southern, Jr., Ec!itpr of the lndependem:e •(Mo.) Examiner, say•: the malo army One ol lhem hsv lng tallen oft' 11. truck wa.!! hm t aud was trealed by Do I B Moon Wall<r L. Moody, chlel of the slute hllhwo.y pollee arrived from Sprtnifteld with 66 ot his men and "D1d it ever occur to you tlja~ mlv21 tismg t~ nut ptmkd in a ne.wspapel' for the benefit of the publisher, on account of fltend sh1p an 01 der to help •he pape1l along, but because the advertisement would pay the advettiser from a busin115s standpoint? commodity ~~;tall, bJWa service? week of Au1. 29th. ~ Immediately moved after the reheating strikers to keep the roads clear Fea.rln& that some of the lnvad us may have peaetra.ted t.hr county line Shel'iff ~b}WJOn '1 ~ pntcht.d two rroups ot j!oputJe · l' thE ml~ at J;elgJel to p1event pt: sdble plcketlng was not a "Not.l~ng ;~go an adve1 tise1 who op~rates a big store told one of our so!tCJt~rs he,~ld nevet· .l'l!n a lin~ in our paper if it wer~ not for ht~ fn~nds!iap for the sohcttor. That merchant shouW Lee not run !!dvertiEements at all if that is his reiiSQn for spending the money. "A gt eat many seem to consider an ll.dvertisement as a commodity, somellhing sold by the inch and th11t one !nell js worth ~lw sam~ as.11nother inch. . One inch in a re11l n~tWSPIIJI'T which gives S~I"VIC8 IS WOrth many times the same amqgnt of sraae in a fl'l!e ,~arcular. Advertising is not a commodity 1\t al 11nd Cflnnot be intellig~~tlf .bought ~y the pound or b.y t)i3 fodt or by the iii~. MvertlSthg as a SI!I"VIce, not a colJlmoqaty, • F,ORliEN AND BOYS ' 1------------- j 1 ARE YOU BOTHERED ' WITH ANTS? TERRO Ant Killer wilr Rid Place of Anto in 24 Houra. No matter how thick th ~ anbl m your kdchfln 1 pantry, 1C8 boK sn.rdt!n, TERRO Ant K11ler clll811 them out m 24 hQUI'II or lt!IIB. That'M our fJOIII\IVt-, mollPy-ha ~ guarani~ nP.I TF.RRO l<lday, W..ufaetlftWd bJ BllNOJtF.:T CHI':MJCAL 00, ST I..OUIS MO U S A For Sale by STANSBURY DRUG CO Cor 3rd and Mill St. , MIDDLEPORT, • - OHIO I ~ • ' MENS TROUSERS had returned to Spring!leld In retreating !1011\e" of the mm us shout(:(( The Pomeroy-Middlt~· We 11 ccme bu.ck and v, h en we port All-Star A111~111tiiip do we'll be prepared Rentwed hUbtllitles were amt,..l will IJleet Syracu1e at pated by Pr&nklln county author· Kin-' B 11 rk S d rlv• ltlt!s f • I a pa un ay 1 %• Nine !trlkere were brouattt Into 1a ternoon at 2:30. Ad- 1 I the county jail here dull 11; the • • d ~I night They were stJ'ilggleu fJOn miii:IOD lOc an 1~. By EDSON R. WAITE, SliAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ' "Did at ever occurto you that an advertisement I ' Reprdlni the wherea.btml.s u 1cl W onda BeoqJJii ~•ay>e lWill plalUI of the disintegrated ... , my of be out of town the , efttire unlon men conftletil\i reports MENS STR'A'W•IiATS, siz~s 14 to 20 MENSTIE5, 69c 4Sc iulJld mad e BOYS LINEN 'KNICKERS band and elastic bottoms, fine fm Bchnol wea; BOYS LINEN AND KMAKI SHORTS, Sizes 3 to 11 69c 59c BOYS BARGAIN TABLE NO. I ,·~~ Panb, Shirta, Tiea, Underwear, Wash Hat& ·J7e Mothen! You can't afford to sew when you can buy ready made clothes at thes, prices . . BOYS BARGAIN TABLE NO. 2 'Boy Blue Blouses, Wash Suito, Play ' Suito, Shirts ' • ."A !1111!111 ~~~ m your P'jme town PIIP,fll to BAll a ~ji~ed IIJltQmpbtl~ IS worth 88 much \¥!If It W91'!.l p)'lJJtk& an 11 fi&~ cl~y PJlUGr w.Ulr a hllrulred times !the cli-cullltion. · tf tbi~ lhhtrl~nt Iiiii ~mall PO!llllll!nity pqper will sej] tile aW:omp~IJe, tha~ j~ 1111 the ~nw!ldv!il11s~ment col!ll\ po~~Bibly dll. pl'il!til 1ft )!le 111 lf iq follr ~ircll)lltion of t!ll'!le tllOJI~!!Dd !lllil ll.l~ll'1if91mtl t~~ tltt ~LI:Q411c~lldve~isa4 1 tb' 1dnrtisern~P il(wpl1!i ·:l~ l\11 muolfl !lj; ~~~~ been prmtelj n a pilper w!QI' ~ l\~ifr,!ld, t\tQY!II!Jl4 ~llii:U- LJ4DIES AND MEN'S BATHING SUITS ONE-THIRD OFF ' ) 'I Mela.'County'a Old Reliable Store } ?,,, ~ " • MENS DRESS SHIRTS full cut, plam anrl fancy pnttem•, , f. 9Sc sal( straws ~ plain;aJtd,fancy, i ' i sailors and 1l $2.95 - pla.jn' !Y!d fancy pattems ' �• .Y!;1R~m~UKB-~;;~:=;;;;:":O~I~g;,··~r;;,e;;~;;~==~~;:~;;l:~:;~~~~~~~~~:TH==U:R8:0;A~Yh. ~A;U:O~U:S~T:~:.=l•83:3~ '.-~~~~i:·~~-- .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~==~~~::::::~~~~~:T~~~~::~~==ni&::~D~A:e " G!UIr~lJ s ~ Se~tember 0 l!:~Uiob I I JlOUCi:, preaident of the county 81· I E. ChW"(b, Slmda.y, ... IU Wil&on, V!uiae W&llaoe. Ell&abeth Biddle, and ,Mra. Jqhn Mr. and Mra. WIIUam oox v111tec! llyaP.r ' 60C1at1on, reports and 8 huve a~ten- 1 11 . 30 A. M. l"'rallCel Condee, Jack Wbry, JU&Il- Uallktay .lipent Wectne&da)' In Co- Mr. and Mn. Joe Hamblln ln Porta- I ~., r ..~i.n'-- . ......... . 1~ ll expected thl& YOflt. , MJ&a Gilbert is one o! the most Jt.a Ja~ J#t.D. pa.r.ter; · Gene lumbU&. , mouth, 8Ul}day. ~ I 1i ·"'~....... " j r ...:...:....:._ · popular glrla of Galllpoll.s while ~brY ytd "Predti: qQmer. a.t.ra. Robert Henke, or Amesville Prof. S. H. Bing of Athens wu a r ~ • l ' J IN liERlOUS CO)OrriON ' Mr. J4yera I& the "'hletlc 'dtrectm -\ has retlp'ned home after 6evera.l l budness vlsator here Wedne&(lay, • Mr. and .Mt'li. J~mes KiQ~Nil am. C L .A,; S S I l 1!4ra. Pr~ E. Huta:ln¢IJer 11. In ., and tUitory teachlri' 6J the Oa.JUa BouSB·&JIUJ.Ea weeks here wtt.h rele.tl.ves. Mias Ma.ry Baker. teacher a. son James and !uend o! Columbw ~ f , 11 ft 1 ~· RlO GJ,ANDI G!J,J. TO \ w10Jia ooncnt.ion at the Holzer 11oM- 1 Academy hllfh' scllQ(SI. The mii.fila&e 0! MillS Dor1B E 1 Charle~~ Jones of RUBSell, Ky., 1!: Clipper ~11 spent Wednesday he sp~t F'riC:;~.y with Dr. ,0 . A. Rife .A. D VIP D T NG ~~1:8ENT GALLJA plta.ftollowlna a-n ;~obdomtna1 ope'rlf- I -ehuler, dfuijhter ot Mr. ani;! the eueat of Selwyn White. I on buslneu. ana. f,.mll;y. tanle. t? · ~ ~-, • l(iaa Aldfl$ Low~. 16, 0/. near Uon, '1\)esd&y afternoon. Her l~lnesa ENTERTAINS FR-lENDI!i I Howard Shuler, and ur. Bortle H . , Mr . Md l4rl:l. P . W. Wh~ler rc· 1 , Born to M~- .md bdr&. ~ .t Q mt G~$1. wi.U bli the represen- had become rather serloua before Mrs. H. w ..Cherrington tmter· Roush, was performed S.tUJ4ay turned home !ronl a \'IIJ.t with rei· U ,. • -· Simms a U!l:~~Y ~"r.~e 01 ~!l'\1' ~ve from a~ uoqnt)' In the lhe wu open-ted, and It was hoped talm•<i a nwnber of frtends wJth a evenlr.li by Rev. Venz, at ltanaup. atlves ~ Toronto, 8owUng Green ~~ten R. 8 ~ puaed • _ _ ~~~Mt at the O)llp Bt11o~11 ll'atr that sura'EI-ry might beneflt. her. brtdre party Tuesday eventna:. The Mr. trra. Swllher and !Oia Mildred and R~s Sun. . ~~a 5 tG. da me.:,:~P "~ the h ome 1 ~r.t wee~. ~ .tdwka WIU ch06eh 1 -ocr&lon honored. -'lrs. Colonel 8oU&h, aceompanied them an'l1 the .Bob Cunnifl&ham Ot Blrmi gh 1un Y l\fl d ~ 'L H 8 ~ the winner at an Nil&)' OOilte•t CDnT~UCK naiVER INJU&ED Campl::ell or ClncUmPtl llnd. )din rtn&' ceremOny waa ~Ala has been a uest or hi~ nle~ I Leora Brewer is spending a tew c l,M~ an ! . . .. . . P I. n 1 dq,c~ Uu'oua:houL the COIUlt]". ~ Joe Hamblin of Port-Mnouth , was Catherln~ Cushman, of Calllo.!nta. An old fa&hlon~d be:l1n8 waa atv- MrS: 0 _ A. and family dur: ~:'l!t~ .w&th W,UPur Bre,.,·er and f_pn~- '·~-;;) ~;re~~~a~~~~~!!, '~n~ Tbe ·~~ of Ollllrlea Wilmore 6erloualr Injured when a truck he 1 Mrs. campbell won the ta.vor for en t.hem ~Y their trten<ts, Saturday 1ni the past 'tew day.c 1 J. 11:1 t 1f unu · o1f. W&ll liven ~oo,~d place ,.!n the was (Jrtving rt·.erturned at Haverhll' l htrh sccrc, Mrs. Paul SwiUer, sec- evenlna. Mrs. Prank .fane:a ~nd s(lru; are 1 R~tb a.r~ 01~~ce ~ et· spf:t\ Y- Alonzo Grover atteru;l"d th 'l oontpt ,and he wlu be ihe alw:mat'! lt hae been {e~rt.ed ht!re. He 6U.- ond and Mlal Cuahrnan, third . Folvlaltlng rela:tlvee 8 ~ Wal>lllngton , 1Suq....ay \II t, U a_ er. ,....t.s. ...,. · _ to tile fair. " _ i tered fractures or the pelvic bonr I lowing the ·series o! pla,y, deUclou& PERSONALS C. H . and J eft'ersom'ille. , Bill Coe v.as calling on Robert Rc_lllih .reunion at Old .n..)'&"er Sun -:: Tl'\e theml! of the est;E~y Wl!.l:l litll• and one rtb. l tdreshments were served. Mrs Fred 1Vessanb j d and Paul Sa.lscr recently. day. torlcal oallia count,y". 1 Hamblin h; a fol"mi!r Gallipoll~ Mr. amd Mn. Alfred C4t.rk ar!' h · , urg . 01ne 1tcr Henry ~plmem was calltng on Mr. am\ Mrs. C. A. Brll.dbury, 1Jiss George E. Wood ia ill chan1e o:lf resident and dri\'CS tlle truck of 11 1 -nnnounctng the blrth of v. son, wbQnd who has been \lstt.lng rei· T. J. Mitchel Bund~~oy. Mabel Eakin, Mli:lli "Emma Boicl! the ftoat which will represent Lhis film distributing company bc~wetn ' LAWN PARTY born Tuesday afternoon. atlvcs here Tuesday. Rut.b and orac~ Salser spen 1• 1 nnd Mary Rupe attended the st.ll-l,t: Type Ute U11l (f p~) .C'lo pet Une. ccunty In the png:ea.nt to be Pt":&ent Charleeton and Portsmouth. H_,,. 1 The mem~rs of the Junlor ::.. Y M111. Oeora;e A. Townllhend u! Mr and Mrs. L. A. Fincb o! Cln~ Sunday t'wenlr~ wlth Wilbur se88JOJI of th.e t;taughtcrs of Amerlc~ ($ .--... -.~ maQ 1 11De). ed In front of tf-e gran.d stand each married Miss Florence Cox 01 thl~ P u enjo~ed a la.wn party 911 lhe Lima, concluding a. vblt here with clnnat.i spent 'ruesdav her'e. Brewer and family . ut Ak1on last. week. ·-~-.....;- ' afternoon o.nd evenlna ot the fair. l cllv · lawn of the Educational building of hf'r aunt, Mrs. 0. B . ~rker, left Mr. and Mrs. Ben ~ldson of Martin Gandee, Gerald Sa~·re, ' Mr. and Mrs Levi Reynolds anj t ()moi!ICNUye .lulll11oDI fOI' pr1l::ie of The fto&t t& being built ou the I ~ilf:l-· '·~:;:r~'":f""-? - . i ! -,.-dl•F')·· "''""Y f.V•n- Tueoda' to vlo!• her palionto, Mr. Coohocton ' " •pending • uumbco· Guy Sayre. Bern"'d and Emil Ev- <hi!d"n of Eno open• Bunda> m· I. EvanGibsontrueltand Woodwlll jlt ii: h , Ut "\ ! n : ''!1': .. , ' ~df4n.JOhft0tst'l)f>-"tU'Iena. ofdayswlthherslster, issBert~l! nonandWa.deMitchellwerccall- nmg)\'lthArtb.t'lrRupe andfam· pay the transportatldn charges ta ~ I I • 10 t~.,..-EQ ~ , ·QEUJtes" lftllf te&-i!!lb(ll-1mU Prauk Com o! Oolum_~u· Is Cubbage. lng on Robert and Paul Salser ! ll,}•. 1 ooaacuttve ~ '"' prlee ol and from Columbub After 1u ap~ 1 1 uq~Ac, 'Ob _.tl;le poinln!J JPY~d by talft'ouoW111r: HHtta Hal!. a~e-ndlbi hla Vt£aUD11. here. Mr. and Mr11. H. D. fauley plan sunday. I Mn; Luctlle Mul!Qfd and so~l t. pear&nce at the fair, the tloat. will c:~rriqe ,o"f ,ttt:Gs.;.~len Ollben and ley, Anna Mae Halley, ttearl.or Miss :Mar-garet Ecker teacher at to 'rnove here from M_iddleport soon. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Holter were Oalen returned to the:lr home Sw~· '"' ·-~ ~" ~JiMI.., aMWt you be exhibited at- the loca.l tall res· I ~'ft.tr.~- !if)'t'ts,. was mndc WeLherholt. Dorothy Myer-s, P11.u ~ Pleasantvllle, N.Y., Is vialtlng wlt.h He b.as been transferred from man- calUng,un hit~ parents Mr. OUld M;·. day after a two wcell:s visit WltJl "!!"' _ ... • v tlval and Oallla county fair. ~ere~ '811~ ·otJbe.a;:t,., !t.ther or lhe Sagen. Betty Lynr,, Mary Anna her mother, Mrs. Nora. Ecker and ager of a Middleport Modefn Mar· Billy Holt('r recen tly. i].CJ" paren~ 1~ride-to-~. - U d8dred. .0 th& 'ib.e t 0P' fm -Co~trel, Tommy Da.wson, Margaret. 81ater, Mrs. ~lmer H:.~.ttl.eld during kel store to a Gallipolis store. , Mrs. Pay Brewer and chtldren Perry Bradbury went t-o Hwltl.ng~ Jour lid ' » pepartd lD IUCb • FUEL E:rJGINI:ER SPEAKS The ceremony w';~ be · pe~r~U Mo~r~ . Beulah. Wetherholt. Ruth 1 her vacatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Blesslnz I and L'eora. Brewer wert'! calling on lon Sunday whcrf'! he has receive•! manner II io urlnl \be sre&telt Hortter Faust, fuel research eng!- I by Ret·. J . V. Stone fn the Gt-a,ce ,M. Roc Grace Wlloon, Joe Wa.llace. Mrs. Harry Miller, and son, Mn. have moved to Letart. RuLb. and Grace Salser Sunday. employment In a. furniture factory. a ...-rroz- •· J f I. p ,._ ..._f1' -- lSI r:.·,.. T l N .. Mrs: I r DO .YJT.J.DS .h.UD I I ' Bearo. I ar; I '" '''· lllnl'f'f-11 A\1 be t.1oD.. ' I -·-~· ·· ,___ - at the. Lllfayet•" bOW,.! "" , 1 ,~1~" .... l~ter~\in' ~e E,nd, in ViclorJ F Of Bqckeye (}Qtfit MEET~ iT - PT . .PLEASANT ~s wM Cn- M I :.::h:ILwm . al")oolbl ib';' •• Ohl~h:~~tj~~~. POLI~' AND '· .. = ' I I lC"CI ad'IP.rllaemtht w1ll be tann for lflll th~ a minimum cbarp ol twent,_v-ftvt centl for eacb !Iller· TO [NTER fiNAlS 5 I tmmediate\7. BUUTS M~G&IL 0 I. I · ;:;i:;;:E·7;;i-:;:>-;::n;: I ODI$ fDI'«'"~ ~Incorrect tn&enlon ' of W &d'fertieemenL 1trror1 Jn advertW~entl shoula bt JWOr~d I • HER pALS - - ----- r.eakie's No-Detective ------ ·· t. · of the MiddJepol't ~--'- 1 were guests o! the toe•! : O>i••'}~·~~~ and a plate lunch·' Whs t· ' hotel at 6 o'clock'~ - 1 The topic of discussion WaH the proposed revision of lnter~tate ' I freight rates lhnt may crowd the coal and molding Sllnd of this par~ of Ohio off t he market. 1 1 Dr . C . E. Holzer. president, pre. · ~lded over tlle r;1eet!ng. 1 ----ByChti Sterrett AFTER ALL. LIFE "WULD BE l>UTTY DERN I DRAB WI}HOUT NO. MYSTERif:S, I for ·RentI roorn5, f'OR RENT-3 office lW" • I .'!- .:,;, \U)'~ __ F.' t· ">be na.ce ~at. good location on M~~~ PICNIC ARRANGED r st. lnqulre at The Dally Trlbu -~ A JolnL reunion and plcnlr for 8-:D-3t. ___ _ tile •.owoshlp tru.'ltec~ Rud rural . mall carrlel"l! of Gallln coun~y ha:i A-LL MAKEB ot radlot servlct:\1 ~. been arranged Ior Saturday a~ th~ reasonable priers. Bring l,n ym.c · county fair grounds, It hR.s been. ra.dio or cal! 241-J'. R . M. CrOI!Ie. nnnounced. ~ The Jllcnlc dinner will be served I WANTED 1Rt the yround at 1 o'clock , lmmed· ! r.oo cash buyers of Pille Tree iL•lO. 1lately preceding the p1ogram. Joe, ~;:"'~~::_"!~~~!!"'~ Ohio QrlAter 99.50 to 99.80 Tlmoth~ R. ThomM, president of the Stat !:'· _ seed at prices lower than the lowest .A8soclo.t1on of Township Trustee~; TQ0'{1 ~ tn Meigs county. Buy the best for will speak during the arternoon. U .. but ,lied , .at ·.So 1 1 -··--··--·--·- II c Oscar Myers, Pomeroy, Ohio. less. B-:1&-ilt. 4 ---- i t 1 Other interrstlng fcatur':'s · ·-ap hav'!. : been lnclud~d In th~p~-~~~~~ - Roosevelf Fires First Gun in Ohio '"" they riii- Hy )jrnmy Murp!i~ Casper, the Financeer . ~~~~~~~~~~~~E;;r.~~~~~~l ·, .I =~ hTe· '.' ' - SOMEeODY Fo'IUST HA'IE TIPPED OF1= T~e COLONEL TO MY SC14EME.' I COULD TE:LL THAT B'V THE W/J,N ~E LAIJ4HEO' i MUST BE LQ51N~ MV '"'" One!! • at JLdr:- r- · ~t ,._ 61110 I'IH!;:t.l A DUMS (,UY LIKE WIM CAN 6ET ntE BE'5"T 01= MEl ··~ . ": I I "' .. THAT'S 'tOIJ ALl. Jrr..... OVEii! li=URNI'SH THE DOU&I-IAND 'IOU FURNIS~ 11--IE II l ~f ....' ja:l • CO N'Jim~110N! ·> '' " '• THe: NAirO~L t.CA(ilJE IS LOSIAJG ' :I ft"*CiUtrf¥.S · caL.o~FLJL: MANAGE: res·- SlJCH .I 'flLLIE THE TOILER I~ OW J C.A"VIA~ ..AN.c) 'tSOME PUTTING' ON :THE: OL-0' Fe:ED-BAG~ AS Het~E'S ~LAt::. Choo~ing Culu mlJuto;, ca 1Jital of Ohio, in wh ich tom· 1 hi!{ first c~mpuign speech, Governor Franklin U. I ' 1 3.. ? is this ir)r Irons or any whose ligure ne~U s 1 t;tudy for a slitn efieet. , si lk Of 110it pJiabJe ty11e (01100 (alJri~;. I a dark l•l11 e ltrouod yoile printed i11 wh1lc The . 0 ,\ I"" n I'" ' /'IJIIU/1 {'." ~- 7719 t/111•" br u!•· \ ''"" ''' ....., _ 311 ~~ 18. fl II I t11,1 f \ • · '"'m, Jialt Jtlivtr, . It tJ It~·~~~ ~ ... I .'rn~· fll r;cr '-11" ! 15 ,r uh (ill ~1111\\P• for 1'he~·e Patt~rtiS uoin) •, . J.-.,,lolt•l1 l\t1r ~ a11 \Vrilr r~rrlully ·••• tl pl.oll\1)· I"UUr 11 ~111~ ~1\ll 'n\1 ~ol · ' ' '~' ' I I•~ nnmhrr (of rhe 11~11rh1 ~· HI , ,,.. n 19 "~''''' 011-111 1'r ,lumu• f~b11u1 rul• U!4natLI l§t'n''CM! t.l Wtlf. .JSr" 81. ,. ., •. \···~. ''1' ''- ou! ••Ill bring p~"•rn by r~turn mail. your Paris patteJ"n. Sn. 7719, size-to Ntrnl ........ · · · · . . · · •• · · · · · · · · · · · · · -· · · · · · · · - . ' .. • • ' . : .. ' .•..... : ..................... . ·,\~drel!l! ·v ~~-1- ..v .. :·" • .r '-(<~- • ,,,., 1fo'• . •. 0 ' ~ ... - ....... I 't>ott~Y -;Z.1lCM du,Ydf't . _lp.st =~ ·who A boosting spirit teaches you first to know the home city, then to go ahead with a 1·eal knowledge of it and a vision of a still greater city towards which your hopes, your thoughts and toil are building for the years to come. · I I •••••• The general who led his troops to battle to defimd his coun· try armed only with peace treatiqs would be certain to suffer defeat ;~t the hands of an army armed with heavy artillery, machine guns tanks and airplanes. That general would be regarded as mad 'and would command no confidence among the • people of his country. """"""' •••••• The way to sell merchandh;e, farm lands, or anything else for that matter, is to advertise it until you sell it. I As for stories that this or·that inte~ Kon.l -'!"1"!'-~~'!'!!!.J.'!!'!'__ <ioo...d,. .• B · <15, In Columbw STOP AT TQli can hold liP tpe Ma;ch o'f Progress, there may be, of qourse,: instances of obstnlction, but taken generally, sucll alleptlo11s CIUl be utterly rejec, ted. Progreasl$ irrestible and not so unkind to existing i.Ju4ltutions 11nd arranJ!;ements as sensation-mongel'll would somet.imes have us thin~ · ... .., f!li1Pill~ citie.!i ).!le cit,y-~ill'"' 4!11jW!~ 1\liv~ ~IIIIH!fll to ~~~~~~~- _ ~- ~ap I®III!1Pwspe.pel1! 1\t \1~: lM ~~ M~.,4P~.~tllmillJ IMt IPili· 'T~~ JlopJtel'-lpll'l~ A n'll.'llRil~ Ill~ · . I~IIRS ~a ~ontirmes ~n U}e ~al'lll\ t~#'~llto . I an id he I -·,_,13,/~t.. 'T'E~Y U.ci<S ,JAWAJ:S . . · ~OMINA.YI..U<? PEI2SOAIAL.IlY. ..... ..... ~ Rt. man. Shawnee, Oklahoma I I 0 ,..._ 1 L'f"n I 140~SSY$ coL.ota.: ! . •• .... , Mrs. Carol!~ Bally cl Batly Run, is l!pcndlna- a fr.w da.~~ with her daurht-cr, Mrs. ~mc~t RussPli Mrs. Dana. Howell a.nd dltughtrr Hatt-ie, wc1·c calling on ZelmA Deem, Monday. Frances Stiles spent Thm'lldfly afternoon wnh Mr&. OrvJile HOiue. Lafe Rcmu:n oi Hysell kun La'lf:d on Homer Deem, Sund~y. · Miss Hannah Klein who l iB~ bEen v.lslting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Klen, retwned t-o London. ' \ Frank: Stiles spent. Sunday night with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sl:ll.les ur Kerrs Run 1 Mrs. B~ Deem aud ·ch ildren ! f·w'riDifiY and MriU Mthur M'JOre and I daughter,~QO'rothV · And France~ ~:=~ Stiles llttmaed church at Ruthmd ~ Friday ntiht. l ea<~~ t,n ' . 'll1 I'll l . v. "· "i i'RfD... ·~ '~bln'J'I>d , thl• Coupon filled Ple:a~•4Ji:~!l ~~opec 1111 . \"II W;il1l Nnr Vortr C'l"' ·;,,·-~., . • 'I~ --.--··..-·-~-::::.::.:=·~~~·====;========~==~~~=::=======::==~~====;:==-:t::::::~~~=:r:~~~~ AIN'T IT THE TRUTH! . JJy ~l'p..Qt ' -· M1 l . By EDSON R. WAITE Mr. and Mrs. &yrnond Ncutz. ling ~~~nt aundP.)" uvenlug w1t11 PILoi, · 1, . .,,, YOU EVER STOP TO t.on. NEW ,, hill' m~~:am.lie. \rille les~ dr~s~y frlr ~ 11ectat"r 'I' wear 15 a hgh t l•lm! llllt'l\ ·,1 .•1-..- 1he I'UI of white liu('n dolled · ,., l-l1w Omit the slt~e~·e hilh au<l 1,,,. 1 •1•e cdKe wi1h the d" llrd hlt:e the . tbat, Sunday. · Helene St.Ues Spent Saturda)' wlt.h 1-!er aunt, Mrs. J&mt!s Hazel · SU CCEEDIAJG I-/Or2A) SC3Y. · CI-4AteLEY MAY P12CV& A Goop MANAG'Er2.. au~ j.41i! L..ACKS1 --..... the one cuss llt:fOI!IiOi{ Cf05S•OV~r Vf SI \1<15 she~·r • or"IIO "TJ./E • ,... ~~;, 'lh I Th~ oriRioal ~~~~<1 , b' OUT ' dill ~IN . ' INIIER.Il> e'-~< rt\<1· 1 You can make it up in OU• J M M 1 : Mnt I ,._. f'lftli ._v.:.• r 4.11il()llllll.f n.....==""'""'B:~__E __v.__..__A.=Tm=o=E=Y=,==~ rN om~ OFFICF. SLEN VltR art crt•ttJ and tht #alrt.J nrr Jon" ...,lr .\--v-G l!lt is pi~lure~-~d~ssir~~~wd a~~~~J~ - ball purl\ . CHARMINGLY_.. All Ti"I'J -m•Jt!J Jktttl"li j,. PariJ and m11Jt '" N1w r., •. A delightful froc-k .~ MCCA~'71-IY Hor.!.A)SSY MC:GIC.AW Af.JD l<oBI},JSo,Al HAVE BeE}.! L.E'r OU'r" BY CUJB OIJJJESS OF )'HE OLDER! CIICCLJrl IAl ~E" LAS'i COUPl--E OF SEASONS! \ SHR \MP ,. • nent ..,_ FAMOUS FIGLJICES ASwell Suggestion, But-- A BO\.lT ' -·· 11 e~. ~JlBI~r p1 ~y. · · . ' ' • . .. • • . tiS ~ !lllilll J~· !IIIIJI~ e rQIIl'tl1111 , · II@ .. .\ iPII!l !lthletic trtlnln.t~lf Jl!l:! . lx !l. •s t~ ~~lllt.!t II!!~ , ~!It It I~ 1\ edl!c&H~ ~ IN , QI!!!W!ll. qped.'ellc!l lind eo- ff~!.~"~~~."· 1111 ot w~Jc!l~~f~ ofl!o ~ .,, I fmpP~9~ IJ1 th~ jlaUle ot stz:Qn , ~"H.-' ,. l!:iijQ li!J~ cl!l'll~{~,l~tldJI:~~illiV\'IIPIT!I!elves are :ate1!44'•· ll.v retirln~t mtp tP!! Jll!ll~lifOilllq. . I ·' :. :n ~ . '""- ~ ,,; "' \ �• .Y!;1R~m~UKB-~;;~:=;;;;:":O~I~g;,··~r;;,e;;~;;~==~~;:~;;l:~:;~~~~~~~~~:TH==U:R8:0;A~Yh. ~A;U:O~U:S~T:~:.=l•83:3~ '.-~~~~i:·~~-- .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~==~~~::::::~~~~~:T~~~~::~~==ni&::~D~A:e " G!UIr~lJ s ~ Se~tember 0 l!:~Uiob I I JlOUCi:, preaident of the county 81· I E. ChW"(b, Slmda.y, ... IU Wil&on, V!uiae W&llaoe. Ell&abeth Biddle, and ,Mra. Jqhn Mr. and Mra. WIIUam oox v111tec! llyaP.r ' 60C1at1on, reports and 8 huve a~ten- 1 11 . 30 A. M. l"'rallCel Condee, Jack Wbry, JU&Il- Uallktay .lipent Wectne&da)' In Co- Mr. and Mn. Joe Hamblln ln Porta- I ~., r ..~i.n'-- . ......... . 1~ ll expected thl& YOflt. , MJ&a Gilbert is one o! the most Jt.a Ja~ J#t.D. pa.r.ter; · Gene lumbU&. , mouth, 8Ul}day. ~ I 1i ·"'~....... " j r ...:...:....:._ · popular glrla of Galllpoll.s while ~brY ytd "Predti: qQmer. a.t.ra. Robert Henke, or Amesville Prof. S. H. Bing of Athens wu a r ~ • l ' J IN liERlOUS CO)OrriON ' Mr. J4yera I& the "'hletlc 'dtrectm -\ has retlp'ned home after 6evera.l l budness vlsator here Wedne&(lay, • Mr. and .Mt'li. J~mes KiQ~Nil am. C L .A,; S S I l 1!4ra. Pr~ E. Huta:ln¢IJer 11. In ., and tUitory teachlri' 6J the Oa.JUa BouSB·&JIUJ.Ea weeks here wtt.h rele.tl.ves. Mias Ma.ry Baker. teacher a. son James and !uend o! Columbw ~ f , 11 ft 1 ~· RlO GJ,ANDI G!J,J. TO \ w10Jia ooncnt.ion at the Holzer 11oM- 1 Academy hllfh' scllQ(SI. The mii.fila&e 0! MillS Dor1B E 1 Charle~~ Jones of RUBSell, Ky., 1!: Clipper ~11 spent Wednesday he sp~t F'riC:;~.y with Dr. ,0 . A. Rife .A. D VIP D T NG ~~1:8ENT GALLJA plta.ftollowlna a-n ;~obdomtna1 ope'rlf- I -ehuler, dfuijhter ot Mr. ani;! the eueat of Selwyn White. I on buslneu. ana. f,.mll;y. tanle. t? · ~ ~-, • l(iaa Aldfl$ Low~. 16, 0/. near Uon, '1\)esd&y afternoon. Her l~lnesa ENTERTAINS FR-lENDI!i I Howard Shuler, and ur. Bortle H . , Mr . Md l4rl:l. P . W. Wh~ler rc· 1 , Born to M~- .md bdr&. ~ .t Q mt G~$1. wi.U bli the represen- had become rather serloua before Mrs. H. w ..Cherrington tmter· Roush, was performed S.tUJ4ay turned home !ronl a \'IIJ.t with rei· U ,. • -· Simms a U!l:~~Y ~"r.~e 01 ~!l'\1' ~ve from a~ uoqnt)' In the lhe wu open-ted, and It was hoped talm•<i a nwnber of frtends wJth a evenlr.li by Rev. Venz, at ltanaup. atlves ~ Toronto, 8owUng Green ~~ten R. 8 ~ puaed • _ _ ~~~Mt at the O)llp Bt11o~11 ll'atr that sura'EI-ry might beneflt. her. brtdre party Tuesday eventna:. The Mr. trra. Swllher and !Oia Mildred and R~s Sun. . ~~a 5 tG. da me.:,:~P "~ the h ome 1 ~r.t wee~. ~ .tdwka WIU ch06eh 1 -ocr&lon honored. -'lrs. Colonel 8oU&h, aceompanied them an'l1 the .Bob Cunnifl&ham Ot Blrmi gh 1un Y l\fl d ~ 'L H 8 ~ the winner at an Nil&)' OOilte•t CDnT~UCK naiVER INJU&ED Campl::ell or ClncUmPtl llnd. )din rtn&' ceremOny waa ~Ala has been a uest or hi~ nle~ I Leora Brewer is spending a tew c l,M~ an ! . . .. . . P I. n 1 dq,c~ Uu'oua:houL the COIUlt]". ~ Joe Hamblin of Port-Mnouth , was Catherln~ Cushman, of Calllo.!nta. An old fa&hlon~d be:l1n8 waa atv- MrS: 0 _ A. and family dur: ~:'l!t~ .w&th W,UPur Bre,.,·er and f_pn~- '·~-;;) ~;re~~~a~~~~~!!, '~n~ Tbe ·~~ of Ollllrlea Wilmore 6erloualr Injured when a truck he 1 Mrs. campbell won the ta.vor for en t.hem ~Y their trten<ts, Saturday 1ni the past 'tew day.c 1 J. 11:1 t 1f unu · o1f. W&ll liven ~oo,~d place ,.!n the was (Jrtving rt·.erturned at Haverhll' l htrh sccrc, Mrs. Paul SwiUer, sec- evenlna. Mrs. Prank .fane:a ~nd s(lru; are 1 R~tb a.r~ 01~~ce ~ et· spf:t\ Y- Alonzo Grover atteru;l"d th 'l oontpt ,and he wlu be ihe alw:mat'! lt hae been {e~rt.ed ht!re. He 6U.- ond and Mlal Cuahrnan, third . Folvlaltlng rela:tlvee 8 ~ Wal>lllngton , 1Suq....ay \II t, U a_ er. ,....t.s. ...,. · _ to tile fair. " _ i tered fractures or the pelvic bonr I lowing the ·series o! pla,y, deUclou& PERSONALS C. H . and J eft'ersom'ille. , Bill Coe v.as calling on Robert Rc_lllih .reunion at Old .n..)'&"er Sun -:: Tl'\e theml! of the est;E~y Wl!.l:l litll• and one rtb. l tdreshments were served. Mrs Fred 1Vessanb j d and Paul Sa.lscr recently. day. torlcal oallia count,y". 1 Hamblin h; a fol"mi!r Gallipoll~ Mr. amd Mn. Alfred C4t.rk ar!' h · , urg . 01ne 1tcr Henry ~plmem was calltng on Mr. am\ Mrs. C. A. Brll.dbury, 1Jiss George E. Wood ia ill chan1e o:lf resident and dri\'CS tlle truck of 11 1 -nnnounctng the blrth of v. son, wbQnd who has been \lstt.lng rei· T. J. Mitchel Bund~~oy. Mabel Eakin, Mli:lli "Emma Boicl! the ftoat which will represent Lhis film distributing company bc~wetn ' LAWN PARTY born Tuesday afternoon. atlvcs here Tuesday. Rut.b and orac~ Salser spen 1• 1 nnd Mary Rupe attended the st.ll-l,t: Type Ute U11l (f p~) .C'lo pet Une. ccunty In the png:ea.nt to be Pt":&ent Charleeton and Portsmouth. H_,,. 1 The mem~rs of the Junlor ::.. Y M111. Oeora;e A. Townllhend u! Mr and Mrs. L. A. Fincb o! Cln~ Sunday t'wenlr~ wlth Wilbur se88JOJI of th.e t;taughtcrs of Amerlc~ ($ .--... -.~ maQ 1 11De). ed In front of tf-e gran.d stand each married Miss Florence Cox 01 thl~ P u enjo~ed a la.wn party 911 lhe Lima, concluding a. vblt here with clnnat.i spent 'ruesdav her'e. Brewer and family . ut Ak1on last. week. ·-~-.....;- ' afternoon o.nd evenlna ot the fair. l cllv · lawn of the Educational building of hf'r aunt, Mrs. 0. B . ~rker, left Mr. and Mrs. Ben ~ldson of Martin Gandee, Gerald Sa~·re, ' Mr. and Mrs Levi Reynolds anj t ()moi!ICNUye .lulll11oDI fOI' pr1l::ie of The fto&t t& being built ou the I ~ilf:l-· '·~:;:r~'":f""-? - . i ! -,.-dl•F')·· "''""Y f.V•n- Tueoda' to vlo!• her palionto, Mr. Coohocton ' " •pending • uumbco· Guy Sayre. Bern"'d and Emil Ev- <hi!d"n of Eno open• Bunda> m· I. EvanGibsontrueltand Woodwlll jlt ii: h , Ut "\ ! n : ''!1': .. , ' ~df4n.JOhft0tst'l)f>-"tU'Iena. ofdayswlthherslster, issBert~l! nonandWa.deMitchellwerccall- nmg)\'lthArtb.t'lrRupe andfam· pay the transportatldn charges ta ~ I I • 10 t~.,..-EQ ~ , ·QEUJtes" lftllf te&-i!!lb(ll-1mU Prauk Com o! Oolum_~u· Is Cubbage. lng on Robert and Paul Salser ! ll,}•. 1 ooaacuttve ~ '"' prlee ol and from Columbub After 1u ap~ 1 1 uq~Ac, 'Ob _.tl;le poinln!J JPY~d by talft'ouoW111r: HHtta Hal!. a~e-ndlbi hla Vt£aUD11. here. Mr. and Mr11. H. D. fauley plan sunday. I Mn; Luctlle Mul!Qfd and so~l t. pear&nce at the fair, the tloat. will c:~rriqe ,o"f ,ttt:Gs.;.~len Ollben and ley, Anna Mae Halley, ttearl.or Miss :Mar-garet Ecker teacher at to 'rnove here from M_iddleport soon. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Holter were Oalen returned to the:lr home Sw~· '"' ·-~ ~" ~JiMI.., aMWt you be exhibited at- the loca.l tall res· I ~'ft.tr.~- !if)'t'ts,. was mndc WeLherholt. Dorothy Myer-s, P11.u ~ Pleasantvllle, N.Y., Is vialtlng wlt.h He b.as been transferred from man- calUng,un hit~ parents Mr. OUld M;·. day after a two wcell:s visit WltJl "!!"' _ ... • v tlval and Oallla county fair. ~ere~ '811~ ·otJbe.a;:t,., !t.ther or lhe Sagen. Betty Lynr,, Mary Anna her mother, Mrs. Nora. Ecker and ager of a Middleport Modefn Mar· Billy Holt('r recen tly. i].CJ" paren~ 1~ride-to-~. - U d8dred. .0 th& 'ib.e t 0P' fm -Co~trel, Tommy Da.wson, Margaret. 81ater, Mrs. ~lmer H:.~.ttl.eld during kel store to a Gallipolis store. , Mrs. Pay Brewer and chtldren Perry Bradbury went t-o Hwltl.ng~ Jour lid ' » pepartd lD IUCb • FUEL E:rJGINI:ER SPEAKS The ceremony w';~ be · pe~r~U Mo~r~ . Beulah. Wetherholt. Ruth 1 her vacatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Blesslnz I and L'eora. Brewer wert'! calling on lon Sunday whcrf'! he has receive•! manner II io urlnl \be sre&telt Hortter Faust, fuel research eng!- I by Ret·. J . V. Stone fn the Gt-a,ce ,M. Roc Grace Wlloon, Joe Wa.llace. Mrs. Harry Miller, and son, Mn. have moved to Letart. RuLb. and Grace Salser Sunday. employment In a. furniture factory. a ...-rroz- •· J f I. p ,._ ..._f1' -- lSI r:.·,.. T l N .. Mrs: I r DO .YJT.J.DS .h.UD I I ' Bearo. I ar; I '" '''· lllnl'f'f-11 A\1 be t.1oD.. ' I -·-~· ·· ,___ - at the. Lllfayet•" bOW,.! "" , 1 ,~1~" .... l~ter~\in' ~e E,nd, in ViclorJ F Of Bqckeye (}Qtfit MEET~ iT - PT . .PLEASANT ~s wM Cn- M I :.::h:ILwm . al")oolbl ib';' •• Ohl~h:~~tj~~~. POLI~' AND '· .. = ' I I lC"CI ad'IP.rllaemtht w1ll be tann for lflll th~ a minimum cbarp ol twent,_v-ftvt centl for eacb !Iller· TO [NTER fiNAlS 5 I tmmediate\7. BUUTS M~G&IL 0 I. I · ;:;i:;;:E·7;;i-:;:>-;::n;: I ODI$ fDI'«'"~ ~Incorrect tn&enlon ' of W &d'fertieemenL 1trror1 Jn advertW~entl shoula bt JWOr~d I • HER pALS - - ----- r.eakie's No-Detective ------ ·· t. · of the MiddJepol't ~--'- 1 were guests o! the toe•! : O>i••'}~·~~~ and a plate lunch·' Whs t· ' hotel at 6 o'clock'~ - 1 The topic of discussion WaH the proposed revision of lnter~tate ' I freight rates lhnt may crowd the coal and molding Sllnd of this par~ of Ohio off t he market. 1 1 Dr . C . E. Holzer. president, pre. · ~lded over tlle r;1eet!ng. 1 ----ByChti Sterrett AFTER ALL. LIFE "WULD BE l>UTTY DERN I DRAB WI}HOUT NO. MYSTERif:S, I for ·RentI roorn5, f'OR RENT-3 office lW" • I .'!- .:,;, \U)'~ __ F.' t· ">be na.ce ~at. good location on M~~~ PICNIC ARRANGED r st. lnqulre at The Dally Trlbu -~ A JolnL reunion and plcnlr for 8-:D-3t. ___ _ tile •.owoshlp tru.'ltec~ Rud rural . mall carrlel"l! of Gallln coun~y ha:i A-LL MAKEB ot radlot servlct:\1 ~. been arranged Ior Saturday a~ th~ reasonable priers. Bring l,n ym.c · county fair grounds, It hR.s been. ra.dio or cal! 241-J'. R . M. CrOI!Ie. nnnounced. ~ The Jllcnlc dinner will be served I WANTED 1Rt the yround at 1 o'clock , lmmed· ! r.oo cash buyers of Pille Tree iL•lO. 1lately preceding the p1ogram. Joe, ~;:"'~~::_"!~~~!!"'~ Ohio QrlAter 99.50 to 99.80 Tlmoth~ R. ThomM, president of the Stat !:'· _ seed at prices lower than the lowest .A8soclo.t1on of Township Trustee~; TQ0'{1 ~ tn Meigs county. Buy the best for will speak during the arternoon. U .. but ,lied , .at ·.So 1 1 -··--··--·--·- II c Oscar Myers, Pomeroy, Ohio. less. B-:1&-ilt. 4 ---- i t 1 Other interrstlng fcatur':'s · ·-ap hav'!. : been lnclud~d In th~p~-~~~~~ - Roosevelf Fires First Gun in Ohio '"" they riii- Hy )jrnmy Murp!i~ Casper, the Financeer . ~~~~~~~~~~~~E;;r.~~~~~~l ·, .I =~ hTe· '.' ' - SOMEeODY Fo'IUST HA'IE TIPPED OF1= T~e COLONEL TO MY SC14EME.' I COULD TE:LL THAT B'V THE W/J,N ~E LAIJ4HEO' i MUST BE LQ51N~ MV '"'" One!! • at JLdr:- r- · ~t ,._ 61110 I'IH!;:t.l A DUMS (,UY LIKE WIM CAN 6ET ntE BE'5"T 01= MEl ··~ . ": I I "' .. THAT'S 'tOIJ ALl. Jrr..... OVEii! li=URNI'SH THE DOU&I-IAND 'IOU FURNIS~ 11--IE II l ~f ....' ja:l • CO N'Jim~110N! ·> '' " '• THe: NAirO~L t.CA(ilJE IS LOSIAJG ' :I ft"*CiUtrf¥.S · caL.o~FLJL: MANAGE: res·- SlJCH .I 'flLLIE THE TOILER I~ OW J C.A"VIA~ ..AN.c) 'tSOME PUTTING' ON :THE: OL-0' Fe:ED-BAG~ AS Het~E'S ~LAt::. Choo~ing Culu mlJuto;, ca 1Jital of Ohio, in wh ich tom· 1 hi!{ first c~mpuign speech, Governor Franklin U. I ' 1 3.. ? is this ir)r Irons or any whose ligure ne~U s 1 t;tudy for a slitn efieet. , si lk Of 110it pJiabJe ty11e (01100 (alJri~;. I a dark l•l11 e ltrouod yoile printed i11 wh1lc The . 0 ,\ I"" n I'" ' /'IJIIU/1 {'." ~- 7719 t/111•" br u!•· \ ''"" ''' ....., _ 311 ~~ 18. fl II I t11,1 f \ • · '"'m, Jialt Jtlivtr, . It tJ It~·~~~ ~ ... I .'rn~· fll r;cr '-11" ! 15 ,r uh (ill ~1111\\P• for 1'he~·e Patt~rtiS uoin) •, . J.-.,,lolt•l1 l\t1r ~ a11 \Vrilr r~rrlully ·••• tl pl.oll\1)· I"UUr 11 ~111~ ~1\ll 'n\1 ~ol · ' ' '~' ' I I•~ nnmhrr (of rhe 11~11rh1 ~· HI , ,,.. n 19 "~''''' 011-111 1'r ,lumu• f~b11u1 rul• U!4natLI l§t'n''CM! t.l Wtlf. .JSr" 81. ,. ., •. \···~. ''1' ''- ou! ••Ill bring p~"•rn by r~turn mail. your Paris patteJ"n. Sn. 7719, size-to Ntrnl ........ · · · · . . · · •• · · · · · · · · · · · · · -· · · · · · · · - . ' .. • • ' . : .. ' .•..... : ..................... . ·,\~drel!l! ·v ~~-1- ..v .. :·" • .r '-(<~- • ,,,., 1fo'• . •. 0 ' ~ ... - ....... I 't>ott~Y -;Z.1lCM du,Ydf't . _lp.st =~ ·who A boosting spirit teaches you first to know the home city, then to go ahead with a 1·eal knowledge of it and a vision of a still greater city towards which your hopes, your thoughts and toil are building for the years to come. · I I •••••• The general who led his troops to battle to defimd his coun· try armed only with peace treatiqs would be certain to suffer defeat ;~t the hands of an army armed with heavy artillery, machine guns tanks and airplanes. That general would be regarded as mad 'and would command no confidence among the • people of his country. """"""' •••••• The way to sell merchandh;e, farm lands, or anything else for that matter, is to advertise it until you sell it. I As for stories that this or·that inte~ Kon.l -'!"1"!'-~~'!'!!!.J.'!!'!'__ <ioo...d,. .• B · <15, In Columbw STOP AT TQli can hold liP tpe Ma;ch o'f Progress, there may be, of qourse,: instances of obstnlction, but taken generally, sucll alleptlo11s CIUl be utterly rejec, ted. Progreasl$ irrestible and not so unkind to existing i.Ju4ltutions 11nd arranJ!;ements as sensation-mongel'll would somet.imes have us thin~ · ... .., f!li1Pill~ citie.!i ).!le cit,y-~ill'"' 4!11jW!~ 1\liv~ ~IIIIH!fll to ~~~~~~~- _ ~- ~ap I®III!1Pwspe.pel1! 1\t \1~: lM ~~ M~.,4P~.~tllmillJ IMt IPili· 'T~~ JlopJtel'-lpll'l~ A n'll.'llRil~ Ill~ · . I~IIRS ~a ~ontirmes ~n U}e ~al'lll\ t~#'~llto . I an id he I -·,_,13,/~t.. 'T'E~Y U.ci<S ,JAWAJ:S . . · ~OMINA.YI..U<? PEI2SOAIAL.IlY. ..... ..... ~ Rt. man. Shawnee, Oklahoma I I 0 ,..._ 1 L'f"n I 140~SSY$ coL.ota.: ! . •• .... , Mrs. Carol!~ Bally cl Batly Run, is l!pcndlna- a fr.w da.~~ with her daurht-cr, Mrs. ~mc~t RussPli Mrs. Dana. Howell a.nd dltughtrr Hatt-ie, wc1·c calling on ZelmA Deem, Monday. Frances Stiles spent Thm'lldfly afternoon wnh Mr&. OrvJile HOiue. Lafe Rcmu:n oi Hysell kun La'lf:d on Homer Deem, Sund~y. · Miss Hannah Klein who l iB~ bEen v.lslting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Klen, retwned t-o London. ' \ Frank: Stiles spent. Sunday night with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sl:ll.les ur Kerrs Run 1 Mrs. B~ Deem aud ·ch ildren ! f·w'riDifiY and MriU Mthur M'JOre and I daughter,~QO'rothV · And France~ ~:=~ Stiles llttmaed church at Ruthmd ~ Friday ntiht. l ea<~~ t,n ' . 'll1 I'll l . v. "· "i i'RfD... ·~ '~bln'J'I>d , thl• Coupon filled Ple:a~•4Ji:~!l ~~opec 1111 . \"II W;il1l Nnr Vortr C'l"' ·;,,·-~., . • 'I~ --.--··..-·-~-::::.::.:=·~~~·====;========~==~~~=::=======::==~~====;:==-:t::::::~~~=:r:~~~~ AIN'T IT THE TRUTH! . JJy ~l'p..Qt ' -· M1 l . By EDSON R. WAITE Mr. and Mrs. &yrnond Ncutz. ling ~~~nt aundP.)" uvenlug w1t11 PILoi, · 1, . .,,, YOU EVER STOP TO t.on. NEW ,, hill' m~~:am.lie. \rille les~ dr~s~y frlr ~ 11ectat"r 'I' wear 15 a hgh t l•lm! llllt'l\ ·,1 .•1-..- 1he I'UI of white liu('n dolled · ,., l-l1w Omit the slt~e~·e hilh au<l 1,,,. 1 •1•e cdKe wi1h the d" llrd hlt:e the . tbat, Sunday. · Helene St.Ues Spent Saturda)' wlt.h 1-!er aunt, Mrs. J&mt!s Hazel · SU CCEEDIAJG I-/Or2A) SC3Y. · CI-4AteLEY MAY P12CV& A Goop MANAG'Er2.. au~ j.41i! L..ACKS1 --..... the one cuss llt:fOI!IiOi{ Cf05S•OV~r Vf SI \1<15 she~·r • or"IIO "TJ./E • ,... ~~;, 'lh I Th~ oriRioal ~~~~<1 , b' OUT ' dill ~IN . ' INIIER.Il> e'-~< rt\<1· 1 You can make it up in OU• J M M 1 : Mnt I ,._. f'lftli ._v.:.• r 4.11il()llllll.f n.....==""'""'B:~__E __v.__..__A.=Tm=o=E=Y=,==~ rN om~ OFFICF. SLEN VltR art crt•ttJ and tht #alrt.J nrr Jon" ...,lr .\--v-G l!lt is pi~lure~-~d~ssir~~~wd a~~~~J~ - ball purl\ . CHARMINGLY_.. All Ti"I'J -m•Jt!J Jktttl"li j,. PariJ and m11Jt '" N1w r., •. A delightful froc-k .~ MCCA~'71-IY Hor.!.A)SSY MC:GIC.AW Af.JD l<oBI},JSo,Al HAVE BeE}.! L.E'r OU'r" BY CUJB OIJJJESS OF )'HE OLDER! CIICCLJrl IAl ~E" LAS'i COUPl--E OF SEASONS! \ SHR \MP ,. • nent ..,_ FAMOUS FIGLJICES ASwell Suggestion, But-- A BO\.lT ' -·· 11 e~. ~JlBI~r p1 ~y. · · . ' ' • . .. • • . tiS ~ !lllilll J~· !IIIIJI~ e rQIIl'tl1111 , · II@ .. .\ iPII!l !lthletic trtlnln.t~lf Jl!l:! . lx !l. •s t~ ~~lllt.!t II!!~ , ~!It It I~ 1\ edl!c&H~ ~ IN , QI!!!W!ll. qped.'ellc!l lind eo- ff~!.~"~~~."· 1111 ot w~Jc!l~~f~ ofl!o ~ .,, I fmpP~9~ IJ1 th~ jlaUle ot stz:Qn , ~"H.-' ,. l!:iijQ li!J~ cl!l'll~{~,l~tldJI:~~illiV\'IIPIT!I!elves are :ate1!44'•· ll.v retirln~t mtp tP!! Jll!ll~lifOilllq. . I ·' :. :n ~ . '""- ~ ,,; "' \ �• • ' lJ .iW) I TBtl118DAY, A'001l!'l' Ia, liU • ~l[~~ AR[ nPR M~O[ I Wonder Wh~t They DiStussed? • R~ IN l~CAl G~UHT • BY • •vt --~ Guard Miners Who Defied Strikers Officers'll G e t You if You Take A Feller's Gil'l ll> 0"10 STATE R OJ BE!!U 1-!IC: lt c-.,1 A!JO 1 5TH c "I L ''J j Is 0 • ·- a READERS' NOTICI!: - If you want the News Office of The Daily Tribune, call 236-L; If the Builneu Office ask for 202-R. ~HI~ C~Al MINES! R[~UME 'lOADING I THREE ADMIT GUILT Remanded To Jail; Three Fail To Appear For Arraignment ----------- ----~--~ • unr l~R~E SG~l[ -Eutern Operation& Re- 1 Open With lncreaaed I Activitiea i Visiting Mayor BIG S~l~RY ~l~SH IS PR~MISEO fOR ~UTE tMPl~YE~ WEATHER FORECASTonto Partly cloudy wtl.h local thunder• tonlrht. Bllg!)tly cuoler In Northw~l portion tonllht and ' 1D :-~l>uwPMI Lhl11 afternoon or NortheL"il ponlon Saturday ' NTERNA'l'IONAL NEWS SERVICE fl¥ POMEROY, OHIO, FIJ.IDAY, AUGUST 26, 1932 VOL. VI- NO. 280 Trial Date& For Thoae Denying Guilt, To Be Set Later • .. FULL LEASED W~RE OF Tracy, Robten Cb.llt: d by Lt:ver Who was Jilted '1; Suicide From 91ane <.:Aitkii',R l~ CI!:N T!i ll• m•ll •••r - U 00 PRICE- THREE CENTS ~ H[ ~ O3 Succeeds Kreuger ,STRIK[ ~f f~RMHS IN MIODI.E WEST ' -. I C~NTINUE~ T~ RECRUIT f~ll~W[RS i~PEN P~RlEY -IN! B~SIN[~S 1 NnmN~ 1 c~rlnl : ~ ~~ ~WUNGE ~N~ Bl.~~DSHEO L~~M Buckeye Tallpayera To See $4,000,000 Cut From Payroll STEADY WORK SEEN D A BURN •'f""' CHAPEL IWE Rayburn Sunday were "' ilnd Mrs 0 H McCoy Mrt1 Lutton and son of pt PletL · 1 Frieda - eiverifrrom this viclnjty attend · ed the pt_ Pleasant llve stock sale Satttrd&Y Those vi8tting wtth Curt Rayblll'!l sunday v;ere Mr and Mn; 0 \ ant Charles H Greenlee of Htckory ChB.pel Mt end$ Mrs Hu8tl Oa.U@herty of Flat Rock a.nd Char· ley DaUKherty of Cha.rleston V Several from here atteudeli thf' Yea&er and famUy of Dixie, 'Mr Memorial services at Mt Zion and Mn Robert Olbbl Ml and Mr anti Mrs Waltl"r Kincade 'Jl Mrs Earl Gibbs and son Edwin of 1Parkersburg z>pent Sunday with Mr Pt Pleii.Sant and Mrs Charles Rayburn Mr and Mrs Horton Whittington Leslie Rayburn who Is working spent Sunday with Mr and Mn 1 with the WeBt VIrginia Bridge Co Robel t Whlttln~n at AmbrOEJa at Winona spent th e week end Those catuna: on Mr ond Mn• I wHh his parents I ==o----- -~== ===:~-- EJ,ECTRJC THEATRE, Pomeroy, 0. Thuraday and Friday, Aug. 25·26 Warner Fabian'• "WEEK ENDS ONLY" '.~ _..,... ~· • ____, ,.,--=;:= . Tho; , Pomeroy•Mjddleport AII-Sijlr AggregatiQn will me,t ·SY.ra~ule ' at King'• l!kll piuk Suncli'Y afternoon at 2:30. Ad· miorion JOe and ISc. ~ ~ < ~- linen sandal1 ( 001, and f OMFORTARI,E THE VOGUE SHOE SHOPPE P&'lmt.roy, Ohio • ---- THE PTLLAGE OF PARIS ·Aviators Run Into trouble "Ne~hlre fn the Raw"-after the greill French arli.st U.minai.s ••• ln.s!>!Ted by rile samge (iercene•• of ....wmed N....,.,. in the rurr.. kSI capture of Paris- 845 A. D. -~nd raw tobaccos have no place in cigarettes t '~ ~~;fi~Tit1ft\Ut1Uer rttit·· ·~~~icJit.w::· I$.:'s~ild;~ "illil:i:,::~, . • '. the TtJildest cigarette you ever smoked , W B buy the finest, the very finest tobaccos in aU the worlcl-but that does not explain why folks everywhere ~ Lucky Strike as the milclest cigarette. The fact iS, we never overlook the truth that "Nature "1/•-- • ,_INA, JIM' • llllfr - 1 lllliltl biJ liflvt ..... thc:se fine tobaccos, after proper aging and mello'\ving, are' then given the ~nefit Of that Lucky Strike purifying proc~ss, described by the words".t's toasted". That's why folks in every dty, town and hamlet say that LuCkie& are such milcl cigarettes. . ., Weather Delays Flying Famil~ Trana·Allantic Hop q' Held up f.or Day by Unfavorable Outlook Farmer Murdered; Shot From Horse .. . Well Known Buckeye Tdlw of Soil AleaaaiNlti!~ , •• Duak Gathera .; '" " � 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 08. August 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 August 25, 1932