http://66.213.69.5/files/original/326d41c17345442a63b42240ece7f317.pdf 1a7108b436b4f1a3e144676f3fa3f026 PDF Text Text .. rt unr .. READERS' NOTICE - If you want the Newa Otllce of Tbe Dalb Ttlbune, call 288-L; If the BUstnl!lll Otllce ut for 202-B. at . Oluo-Fatr, sUrh Uy warmer 1Jl ~::, South portion tonig ht. 'Illunday wit.h continued mild temperature probabJr fdi,.. lowed by rain and colder 'lbursday nllhl • JDOit.if' FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. VOL. VITI-NO. 41 POMEROY, OH 0, WEDNESDAX1 NOVEMBER 1, 1933 a,. Carrier 15 centa- -.a,. 111a11 tt.OO BUCKEYE STATE SENATOR INDICTE Cat:. •. " Jrown PHESID£NJ SEEKS C~~PEHUmN ~ r ENGLAND. fRANCE I i $. .TAN l 2 'I :\ 5 R ') j( lJ 1? j(, 1? lB l 't 2! '' l f', lJ. j - } II '• 10 ll 12 l '/ lP hi ;. ' lCi ll i2. 14 l ·; lH \'I ·-:-I : I ' ' ') I ) I ', ' 1 \I "' I, ll Il 12 1~ l') "· 2I " / y l' 1\J jJ 1'1 ln " '"' ' ,. l ) l ') reachod ;;]~~~~a~ new Amerlean the IUld poUoy or boiled be with deva· dollo.r 1s How tar the British wouJd 'I ] I ll ]· l , --, down l!rltlah debt ~erottattons was not mad• clear. Probably both, as they •re to ltOil16 extent related. wllllnr to so In Wuhlnrton for .~ It ;}.I I H lle that the Bank of l!nslaud i L, '·· ' l unclorstalld!nc ..... told abroad. Pur· American George L. New York with .. .' .-- ,., I w~~::. reported ... -and not denled-th&l b.. ""PIIl4~ad both the 1blrland and the Jjank or Pranee :In the matter. U some sort of j Ll 29 ]~ • 7 U1e American dollar without l'!lk ol an blternatlonal eur~ncy i _, n 2C' ,, 2 l ll Material Dn""4':od or lnc omplete ooater!.al Re plAced "' 2? MAY lnco~~plete 2l )0 MA H Deme ged or a the omaltlcal. could .' I )] J __ __ _ _ _ A' I; ton surrounds the the admlnlsl<atlon's · That II has thus far failed to EIChleve what Ita sponsors hoped};l(rher commodity prlcea-ls conceded on all sldea. In Ibis reso.rd, Pdmlnlstrat1on Qftlciala are dis· t lncll,Y dlslippolnted: and · some of them• apparently puzzled. The ,avernment'1 first purchase !COntinued on Page Three) PRICE ON GIRAFFES IS UNUSUALLY LOW Clnclnnati ~ ~1th baQI!IInl Nov. l - JN8-What to lle had due to the tact that lbe ilralra market Is In a "demoraUZed condlttou,'' oftlclals ot the 01nolnnat1 Zoo today were OOil&ldtrlnB the purchase of an- NOV other Olr&lfe. It _ , , that :rou can buy a ninefoot taU otratre ror the po.ltry sum or 100 pounds aterl!nrl, or about ··-· 8u!>h a barpiD Ia &¥&Doble, ao• cordlntl to H. R . Stanton. bunter and lrJipper et NairObi, KlliQ'Il COl- Proc <U18ed by Numbe r &J{/(j__ ____ __ Proces~ed P~es this sheet MA '!ERIAL FHOJol __J~ L-(} _ _, "1_5 _._·' ---:--r------:=---;:::---' PUBLISHF1J_~-#"&Jl;._il'4i9_____ FREQUENCYMli-~ VOLUME_ i~TinE (IJ(J1!(J_ __ 14Jj1_!11/E -------- -- ~~~-JUlY- ~ CITY ony, Afrloa, becaUII! a lllfiiO herd of Olr&lfee 1a bemmed In by culllvallon In KeD,. and muat ..entuallY be "staned. aut" unleu captured and aoldto-. INDIANA ..C-O_N_VI_C~'f-'-S ESCAPE FROM PEN - lndlarulpolla, Ind., No¥. 1- JNB-lndiNia"s antl--crilne war to sup ~ ]11'011 tile rel8D of terror spread by etcht fllllllve convict& turneil today to a IIIIIU'Ch for tour more ea • oaped prlaoera from the alate penttent!ary at Miehlgu City, Tbe four felon.s lied tile penl· Wlllary at Mtcbtp,n Ol~y. Tile four telono fled tbe pontlenllary honor flll'lll. brlntllns the total of !UB!IIvea In the 1ut 40 da)'ll to faurteen. 'I'be mlaetna bonor !ann prlaoDen Oha,rlae Rarrlo, JoiUl Gorham, Wliter lll!epard, ond Elmer Baker, are TWo new IIUlChllle run banicadu with plclood nallollal Jll&l'dlmen In lllwlle ....., erected lilt n!lht at lmpoi'lant !nteisectlmia. IIlli AI PeenO!Y, alate l&feiy dUectat, reiUoecl lo live &he location at the llerrlCado llltu. nPRESID- ~· T PROGRAM INCLUDES 6 MAJOR POINTS · Want Minimum Price& Set And Currency lnfl ted With Farm Loans Liberalized By Hiaher Ap praisals; Grain Embargo Asked I !1~ Buo]U'nnq, ~ptaln of the BTown' rUnlvenity squad, i~-1 a flome-towu bol who made 1rOOd. -He is a nati ve~ of .rrovJdence. Buonanno. star q_ ua r- was &eeklna the cooperation of t.erback of last year's groa t elc\ fin~ Oreal Br!la!n IIDd Prance for t& 22, stands 5 feet 10, and weig hs 165. rr~··· otderly cheapenlnJ e 0· Materi&l to M1croflla TO PRESENT OEM~NDS Action Of Federal Government Ia Awaited Bet we Any Other Movements Are Made; Procram A proved By Governor& Attending Seuion . ' War Debt Ia Center Of N811'oti•tions With Great Britain By OI!OIIOE R. HOLMES INS Blair Correspondent WMhlnston, Nov. 1-JNB-A week's experlment1111 with the ruJW rold polley havlnr failed to bdns about h!lh~r oommodlty prloes, the adminlstratlon today apparently FAHM[HS CAll THUC£ JS ! Ia Briaainr About Cheap- I eDinr Of American Dollar GOLD BUYING FAILS STHtK Milk Marketing pac{ Js Reached ~IG IMPH~VEMEN1 Accused Grid Star /HERNER ACCuua.. l ~f SEEN IN M~NTHl Y C~lUCT 8Rl B ~ BUS REVI[W Indictment Ia Followina aat~ ~t;<'i H INTO LOBB1'ii9 · t~t Solon I& Solicitation Bn'be �. --· • ' ADDISON II VlliGINlA -:-:-_::GRE:=.G.::-::G~ NElS Pboae 682·L ANNIVERSARY ·Of BIRTH IS OBSERVED Tbrwd iuiiiiP 11111o 111 loet, anla l~bt ..to mr poll - .PIII11 119:1~ r.rltrlfnr:l."Df'llll'"U"'• All "h"""' tenching, doctrine ."' VI r .~ Up t!J ;g .P. creot 1' tf tm•y ..,.U! to ha"" ""'lY j•llum I I i.l pOn the love,loya.lty and devotwn n( the pi•OPIP., mt13t be in hnrmor1y w1th the teachmga of Jt!>IUB tho Chn~L whcsu word3 fit mto ,v\ C~Y,fol<~ ~~~.d Cl'flVI :e I or t ••~ h ~tman heart' Ql• .l or wh om It \.\'US SAtU In Ju\n• . ·4.u, NE' .. It MAN SP~ KE LlKE T'-'lS MAN . ,,..,,.R.4Jir.i'WI~'...-w<~.l w. C••· ·~~r. , O~lo - - · - - " " - ~ I - ! -·- INFLATION IDEA I .. Are, Suoo\UnbS. To • ' ' &~· Heart Attack"' .riMY 'FRA·N CIS WALl-ACE 1 11 '7 . At/THOR' Cf: r : :.JDDLI ______.;...__._· '-·• # ---~- ' . .' . ""I' • l ·, I "' ' '. ·' "l N'otice To Subscribers! " -. " ' • NEVER ENOUGH? ' WHO PAY DAJLY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE Choice tobaccos~ and no loose ends · -make.Luckies b'Jm smootb\y To avoid eonfuaion, all subscriptions to the Daily Tribune to be delivered by carrier given wqrkera iJJ U.e Prize Voting Campaign prior to Nov. 6 will be credited aa if uulved on that date. Therefore pay your carrier in your re1ular weekly m~ner up to that time. t \ Al'TiNTIO!i M~IL SU~SCRIBJ;:RS We WHnt tire deslerij wh• can aeYote part time l'ePI'c•&nting well' known t I r." i . "', •f < up· to: the exact srlbidarils we .~ set. Every Lucky Strik,e she • · passes ;, hll weight, fully packed, round and firmfree from loose e!]ds. And no Lucky that she exaniinciS I~'"'"" without this a({ That'sJwl)f eaclt and every Lucky dra~ eo' ~sily-burns so IIIIIOOtbly. The advance payment of your aubac:rip· tion wiD aave you money and the a'W!IY~ce of a wce~lr c:olt.tij)n. The Lady or Girl in the Big Jlrize Vo~nr Campaip tp whom YOu 11ive J'.!lur aub.,:nption will be Vtii'Y wrateful fOP the vot9 it will "~ure fQJ" b,er. Yo'!~ P'tPJ'r.will ~e 4eUvered by the aame earner 1o tl)e rt~laf l,i!il\lner. WA"TQ- :'t Th•s younlj lady is one of~ ' 'o! mspectors. ' small itnny He'i , · joo is toc:~a,;,ine L'lcky Strike, · t -to, r.n ake sure th.tt .it comes All aubsc:riptiona paid workera in the Pri~!' Votiu Ca111paip after Nov. 6 (or the Daily Tribun, by carrier will be credited aa if rec'!i~l:e~ q,n D,ec. 4,. Durinll the inter· mediate tune pay your carrier aa uaual. ,.,.......,. I by Wor"era in frol!l, ~·~t • ALWAYS "".finest toiJtleCoS Trabuae cre.d.i\l=d ' ' ALWAYS t!tcjinest tcorlmtanshfp Ill "it's toasted - -- - ·-- AI.WAYS Uchics jJII?llSe/ FOR'I'IIROAT PROTBC'DON-IIO'Il iiBE"~tlnQm TASTI t ~ '/ 1 ~ ' j c,· '• '' ' .. �. --· • ' ADDISON II VlliGINlA -:-:-_::GRE:=.G.::-::G~ NElS Pboae 682·L ANNIVERSARY ·Of BIRTH IS OBSERVED Tbrwd iuiiiiP 11111o 111 loet, anla l~bt ..to mr poll - .PIII11 119:1~ r.rltrlfnr:l."Df'llll'"U"'• All "h"""' tenching, doctrine ."' VI r .~ Up t!J ;g .P. creot 1' tf tm•y ..,.U! to ha"" ""'lY j•llum I I i.l pOn the love,loya.lty and devotwn n( the pi•OPIP., mt13t be in hnrmor1y w1th the teachmga of Jt!>IUB tho Chn~L whcsu word3 fit mto ,v\ C~Y,fol<~ ~~~.d Cl'flVI :e I or t ••~ h ~tman heart' Ql• .l or wh om It \.\'US SAtU In Ju\n• . ·4.u, NE' .. It MAN SP~ KE LlKE T'-'lS MAN . ,,..,,.R.4Jir.i'WI~'...-w<~.l w. C••· ·~~r. , O~lo - - · - - " " - ~ I - ! -·- INFLATION IDEA I .. Are, Suoo\UnbS. To • ' ' &~· Heart Attack"' .riMY 'FRA·N CIS WALl-ACE 1 11 '7 . At/THOR' Cf: r : :.JDDLI ______.;...__._· '-·• # ---~- ' . .' . ""I' • l ·, I "' ' '. ·' "l N'otice To Subscribers! " -. " ' • NEVER ENOUGH? ' WHO PAY DAJLY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE Choice tobaccos~ and no loose ends · -make.Luckies b'Jm smootb\y To avoid eonfuaion, all subscriptions to the Daily Tribune to be delivered by carrier given wqrkera iJJ U.e Prize Voting Campaign prior to Nov. 6 will be credited aa if uulved on that date. Therefore pay your carrier in your re1ular weekly m~ner up to that time. t \ Al'TiNTIO!i M~IL SU~SCRIBJ;:RS We WHnt tire deslerij wh• can aeYote part time l'ePI'c•&nting well' known t I r." i . "', •f < up· to: the exact srlbidarils we .~ set. Every Lucky Strik,e she • · passes ;, hll weight, fully packed, round and firmfree from loose e!]ds. And no Lucky that she exaniinciS I~'"'"" without this a({ That'sJwl)f eaclt and every Lucky dra~ eo' ~sily-burns so IIIIIOOtbly. The advance payment of your aubac:rip· tion wiD aave you money and the a'W!IY~ce of a wce~lr c:olt.tij)n. The Lady or Girl in the Big Jlrize Vo~nr Campaip tp whom YOu 11ive J'.!lur aub.,:nption will be Vtii'Y wrateful fOP the vot9 it will "~ure fQJ" b,er. Yo'!~ P'tPJ'r.will ~e 4eUvered by the aame earner 1o tl)e rt~laf l,i!il\lner. WA"TQ- :'t Th•s younlj lady is one of~ ' 'o! mspectors. ' small itnny He'i , · joo is toc:~a,;,ine L'lcky Strike, · t -to, r.n ake sure th.tt .it comes All aubsc:riptiona paid workera in the Pri~!' Votiu Ca111paip after Nov. 6 (or the Daily Tribun, by carrier will be credited aa if rec'!i~l:e~ q,n D,ec. 4,. Durinll the inter· mediate tune pay your carrier aa uaual. ,.,.......,. I by Wor"era in frol!l, ~·~t • ALWAYS "".finest toiJtleCoS Trabuae cre.d.i\l=d ' ' ALWAYS t!tcjinest tcorlmtanshfp Ill "it's toasted - -- - ·-- AI.WAYS Uchics jJII?llSe/ FOR'I'IIROAT PROTBC'DON-IIO'Il iiBE"~tlnQm TASTI t ~ '/ 1 ~ ' j c,· '• '' ' .. �' •• . Stall'S ·Must NofNegt~ . Edu~ti_on -- ()ne Word Ud To Another . t By Arthur "Bu1•" Baer ? ss : :; . :S::Z!iib$& :d;sc. a _qn _ 'HUT GAlliP~US' i ws: 1 1!.- • )E !$ 2¥ - !LL ££ • - _z _ As Prinio ·Pruned 1or~ttle ~ANTH.ER.·M ~ TT~ HARD AT WORK Contest With At ~lie ~ oalllnl the doctor ., 'n I~ ~ deP.y Ul'ere ·e~ was a t~e -~ (llllmeal oon.stltutecl a tree and equal lJftt.Ju:t8t. punt. r. Hao R<putaiiOD u we can 1et thlrty-.siX t\&Les ill&t ....... Delnallb- to Urepeal the breakfast ~ wr.. ste•t orator. wW feel that we bave not eate-n the pebbliea , We can ~ ~ tbrau.tl the . knothole l.n the ·catendit.r and re· · rneml:!er that aoif7' meiiS Of Oa\.Dleal our hlstork oatmeal ill vam. UNION AVENUE drel'ched apartnjJy In pale, blue . ·E ' '""ER ' CARP •• I . Charles Eblen Jr. moved from the Mowery pyroperty to the Reuter -· _ ThAt wu when hac:l to make property on the Avenue Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Romine spent · the decJston of a lifetlme, Sbould w. M. Klein returned home Sat- How ba~y movie stars. are protected against overwork was revealed recently by the action of Mtas Rachael ~~t~ith, teaeh'f!r anl:l 'C~luld Welfare representative in the film (:olony. Charginr she apent too much time Thurschty with Mr. and J4Ts, Bart we . put oqr one a)).Q:OntUl of .,11 aar . u•:dn.y from Colwnbua after spendFor RentRomine of Rutland. h: the cofec or aprtnkle it over the lng some time with his daugbtn. l'lefotc .the ·eamtraa a"'d ~ot e~ouch In school, Misa Smitb reported -Maria Sieber, ~year-old daughter of Mar-. Mr. and Mra. J . w. Jordan and cfltmeal? Many's the time we att. 1 Mr. and Mns. Harry Peters and lene D1etr1eh, to the Cahforma State Board of Education. As a consequence Marla may be barred from furthec: ·ft,lm work. Other 11tarlda ovet' whom Mi11a Smith maintaine a "gua rdianship'" are Baby Leroy, who FOR REN'I'-2 .rooma 1or bOU ff,• dauahter Jane were (\leBts or Mr. llifl spoonful of .supr and let the . rla ugbter of London spent the week llNl with Her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1a earmll£' ;60 B week, tholl&'b only a. year old; Jaek,ie Cooper, whose salary i:.; $1.300 a week, and. Diekie k: eping, tVst 11oor. 7~2 So. 2nd. and Mrs. Garland Orate ot Mid~ cd'fee and the oatmeal so. dleport l"rlday. Hti'am Locke. . .. =---- _. ____ _ -··. -,!\IO~!e_ ._ pr~~~~c-~ __4?ffice draws. _ .. __ ·- . __ A.ve., r.Uddiepos·t, Ohio, Mrs. L . N. oerber. 10-25~6t _Ed~le, Howery spent the week ef\d Added to that breakf&c~t was a Mr. and Mrs. Henry ,9eldenabel or Run. ..... . Jaymes. · Linscott caned on Mrs. 'w. M. Kleb:: slnkel'. The fllnker was made Qf Pomeroy called on hel' Mter, ·Mrs. 'teve Eblen called or.., Dave Eblen! _~r. and Mrs. Henry Hennesy or F••.,day atternQPll. 1 f'OR RENT-Modem mx room Wlth relatives in OoJninbUB. Frank and Allee McClain of V&les dOugh baked In a poroU8 oveP . Sink .Arthur M~ eunda.y evenln~r. B~y. . j Middle-part spent saturday ev~tn1 --.:: ' ., houa~ and (lataBe. Rent very rea- Mnls l!lpent Sunday wlth a . Mar- lng your teeth in it \tas like srapMr. and Mn. Dehver Hysell and W. M. Nelson after spencUna the with her brother Wllll8 west and -. _,Jra Bauy al)!mt '~- W~k en4 • wnable. 130 IAI.urel st. Apply at kins and family. ):;lng at a quoit. baby were the week end guesta of p~.st ,&ix weeks wlth hls brother wlft. Y.1th her !later Mr. and' Mra. How8 133 Laurel st., for teyB. 10·2'1-& Mildred SteWard of Lanca.ster " her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ourtls Henr. y llelBOn rettirile4. tQ til lUlmo ··.Mh: Ptaull; Bunroa· and cbU· .... ....L. ... 'm;w.;{,JJ<.'. -- ··· - - - ·- - - .. . r pent a rew day la!t Week with The reaction Is a. wide swing In 81\'lck. P,t J;apgsvllle. · · . ""'""'-~ roa RENT - 2 a.po'rtmenill, · 11 parenta, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. tt.e Et))pcJatt:e It there are I Harrt Cal1nar>. 'and children . Mrt. Aut CantOr and· abft 'o! (;Q Monday into thf: Wm. Swaus'er root:•l!l and b&th. untum!Bhed. Steward. two h1Jndred dUferent brondl of ! Friday with hls brother•tn-law fleld came to spend soJU.e time with Dana HOW'e11. prcperty. Simp!liJ~ Apt&. Call 51J-X, Mles 8Lfl,mb4fy spent breakfast fodder we will take one ' Pearl Ralph and family of H)·seJI l•fr parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mn. Arthur . Dr. Dartels was t:alled to see Mrs. 10-31-3t ' n•llk. ) w, •!1 l~t'r FOR IUONT - rooro1. Jivt~ ~ ~~:~~~ • :-: lurnlehN room, bedroom, Threo : r bo~~ :~~~~1 8 denf.lO, Mrs. A. P. Wiler, But· ter: ut Avj,. to~so~at, EUeet~ Fri~ ~%~riB~~~~~~~..~';[ aunt, Mary 81~SQ.n ot ColuJ¥ua spent Sund&y evenbtll wJth her parents M1·. and Mrs. J. W. Sl.f!sou. ' - POLLY .t\.Nll HER p AJ..~ ~nt ~- · ~~::- ~~r ~:=~tllm:.r.s~~~d Frir!::.. - --- )J'ADAM MARIE, hmous Palmlotry Reader now located 841 eeca ond Bt., Mlddleport, Rou.. 7. Tells past, present and future, o.l&o i l - advloe on ~II oll&l,...., Ulo; ~~~~~= - &-~· '"' -COUJMI>US - Buch as love atralrs. bwllnessl matters and moat everything pert.alnlng to the we::.Lare of o'no's life, An11wers OI'.Y and Bll qucstioms. HolU'S D A. M. until 9 P. M. 11-l-6t. • HOTEL tulumtr.a, OhW 100 Rooms a>1reproot R.ateH nrdtul•d ----~"_~~W~m•:_·~K~Ie~ln~S~a_::tu~rd~•Y>::_·_ _,Jjfi~~ffi~~u.~~~!: · N~w 1 I ----___: I' Reale< • Write for Booklet am\ which winds the slow SCloCo rtYer. ' of 11. great borscsboe. At tbeae windows a1UI ~alo 1 night on night. A shurt month AIO l.f' was cataloged a.& La.wyn· Kab- ~ culo-the man who makes better j &radss than &J~Y other on the qtuo 1 State football squad. Tod~y he ' Is called tb.e best pwltcr in tbe l&il I ~n, the greatest In Ohio Btlilte his· , tory. A&alnst Mlchljl:ln plaYin I ··~ his flrst Big Ten game, he outpunbrd John Rerjj;eczl, a.nd t.hel' t~e tollowlng week made the Btl Tel)'!t ct.J1er grellt punter, Ollle Olson Of Northwestern, look. mediocre by averaging 41 yards In 16 attempts cne of which was blotked and went 8 yards. But this does not expl&tr. Kab- 1 I ' ' Th U,_ · • 1 JL.tJdl ~~~""' · e r.tedvywm,-g· l 't \l:t.lU · .· ·. e ·' . ,.., .· · .. ' . lf. T001'~ " ' - - - - - - - - - - - B y BURNLEY . ·'I ~~~1~~ ::c~~~onal:.•~:·~•fl:~~~~~~ Names ol Contenders MAY STAY OVER ON "THE OTHER. SIDE FOR. "THE NEXT" FEW YEA!i!!S ••• i A surprise party was given ot Leo Woodard's Tuesday night honoring Mrs. Woodard's JJni birth· day. Twenty-five gue~;ts were ~Wnt. The ~venlng wa.s s pent cnrd playil•.g Hnd dancing. I ' I II hairy wooleu weave, 10 wec.r11.blc and vogui~h. Plaided tweed woolen 1nakes up most attractively in this model. Wool jersey h al1o an excellent clJOice. A self ti11sue, 1wede or leather belt can be worn. Tllit p(Jtltrfl No. 1111 m111 br oi• t~Ailltd in 1is:, 16 to !v «"d J# '• 12• tt~lttrlf i1 r•~dl fer itamldlllll ~lll't!IT,, II ,, "~"~ '"'· Th~e Paf#mll Sl!nd 15 ll~qu Ciu damps Or coin) lo Fa,hloq nq,.,u. Wrjl~ ~nllilft 411~ llht1~br )'0\.lt llillll' &11~ f'fll ~~~ !!uillb.r ol '''' P•!l~fH •4<1'"'' aqd tllr i!at ypq w4~t . • Ad~r!l~t .¥0\lr .l";tcr aqa wa7~ i11 lllt ' ' Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio Harrisonville, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart l~"alls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio fomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio 1\fason, W.Va. Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti l\tiss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Martha Frecker Mrs. Gamet L. Graham Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King .Miss Helene Ohlinger Miss Leora Roush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Mrs. Dolores Thomas Miss Emogene Wilson Miss Geneva Williamson Miss Ullian Wilson Miss WWi.f~~ Wolfe ~·ffli• Mer\~ W~rd 'l\'hsl!l w,mta youug 1 II I vtn: u; · · "'~Iii . ~ou!Ml follqW• ~ ,. ·' " ·. ~e,Ohip }Ud~leport, Ohio Pttflle~f)y, Ohin ·ye \'..,.,. iur~r - fileshire, Ohio ~~ . . . ' • L•I'' . ,, ' .', ' '''"tt~;::.:.:~........ cNme from a family In modest circumstances. So they were admitted. A s R ~t uden t at. Youngstown Chaney hiGh 6Ch-ool, "Kick" won 13 lt>tters In football, ba.sketball, tennUt and track. He was president his serlor clas:.l, president of Nn.ttonnl Honor Society, voted lliOSt popular man In the school. To get thrcugh school now, \Vorks ho.rct. From H A. M. 1 noon, he attends classes; 1'oday'9 !ll(Jdd h carried out In Ilo'!fl to Get ' "'~ 11.clp. The Brothe1·s «:'ARNERA • Thp ,' . : " •' .' ,the1 Qeq'rge Ls aloo 1 ~rcy , .'. ' l.h rechimself, sisters. he Toha!i he carried lp the -~,;~;~'l~ ~ ;.•!ld · cosmetics from door-to-door, d dlsh.e& In a. rrawrnity house. 111tes to read detectivll &tortes, ·s.sts that his greatest at.hlet.ulc~ [;;~\l ~ wns wivning a pie-eating c~ nt the age of 11 . ~xccedingly ; • f-'-'"'"-""'""""'" I (lxford ~ The past has ceased to be. You can't turn back the hands of time. Tomorrow nover comes. Use each moment of Today From the moments you use, not the moments you waste, will YOUR Accomplishments i11 the Cam· paign be built. he goes tor downtown~ campus football:';"J.':;~•:;ti:;,~·-m;~ 1 after dark; then sl adium to the Sons of a Youngstown carpenter, Kabealo has four brothers and QJI'!]tll sru:~.ll \· lew~ . ~~ Z 2@ · · l I n~rnrDiiVC l!UtlOnS give tmphasi9 to tht wrap-over effect. uol1!cl\ maKes this " " ::!... ~ ~o very sllmminR ami JCUihful. lt can also bt made with th~· smao ' »ailnr ~lhr.." lhown in l X ''Tbe W)IJI Grlad With.'be Waler That Bas Passed I'' ! CHIC TAILORED 1110DltL §I & Contenders in the big $5't)O in Cash Prize Voting Campaign. I . -~---- -- ·---~- J .' UOTI Bal.b• ~ Out of another are eeat.&--60AIOO ' seatG piled row on row In t.l\e ~ ::P~ro~·;n~Ji.c~··~;~~~~u~s~eo~l~i~n~i~o~a~w~D~a;P~';"~m~-~~~~~~~~~~~- ·· · cue window he can look a.wu 1 art'QSS an cndle:;/:i Ohto piaU\ dllru 1 ·1 I Smyrna, Florida u...m.--ao i ll,· e:~ John ''Kick:" Kabealo. Out ·'of Pl'imo Carnera, he~~tvyweirht eham· pion of the world, pictured at his · · tram1,ng quarters near Rome, Italy, with 'his mother ancl father. as be prepned for the first defense of his title against Pauli;,o Uzcudum. i 5: _ P Z:d!' _ , I ·· · ·"m" P.-IRaa,emenl 50 ' such a. feat Is withinreal the ticking grasp of vanquish his ehalleneer. give the Oalllpot.s if tht> Pant.her oon.Ungent. . Having been blasted out of two l f' l' the game wit.h a. well earned vic -~ championships by these .same Blue tury · _ Devils ln. two consecutive years ~ J':'st when the local mentor was ~'lrough 8. series of misfortu es the f .. eling most encouraged, one of his [ Mrs. William Halley was a recent Panthers 8l'e determined th~t ~he- boys fell fl'om grace scholastically 1guest of her father, Lafe Romine. ther or not they win this year the and as a. result the team will be I Hatt1e l!.~n;ba.cll was a Gallipolis · representatives wlli t'i CPJlSiderably v.•ea.kened next Friday C~lest of Charles Moore. be the oncs·•to Interfere. r~ : by the absence o.~ Andr.~Wt) who hllli Mrs. Joe M~rf' spent Tuesday the coach and,. tlls entire~ bt!cn playing a whale of a- game with Jessie McGulre. squad were hard at woi-k. The boys I throughout the year, being one of Frank Hysell and fa.mlly and underwent a. period of tackling ~he most ccnsl5tent perform~rs on W. Jolwson spent Sunday practice aP.d oome little scrimmage ~t.e t~am. His WjUill good wotk was L;~fe Romine . h&S indulged In before the :-essiou il' e,vtdence a L\telisl:.on Saturday but Ross Pierce a.nd fnmUy were re\'ias .completed. l'le \\Ill not be seen in Re~ion against cent gueslt>~ or Leo Wood !\:·d. Plans are being made by these Oallipolls. . Irene Ralph spent Sunday wlt.h Pant-hers this week to be In the pink. . Examples such as Andrews ineh- l:ome folks. of condition tor those who are eligi- gtbllity are what make the row of a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frauk were lie to 11 tay and those who are seen . c.-lach so hard to hoe. He never rrctmt guests of Leo Woodn.rd. in th~ fray have already made a 1 k110WS from Qne week to the I'CXt Mrs. Frank Hysell spent ~urst!•ertal vow that the best t hey hav 6 1which player wtll tall by U-.e wa.v- c'ny witb her father, Lafe Romme. mil be released for their adversar- t-ide. As has appeored before in Ruth Hy!Sell made a business i•~s trom our neighboring county. these columN, If hal! the effort trip to Pomeroy Thursday. While Coach Lonnie Myers Is were made to get. the desired gtades Lewis Vav.Cooney spent Snllur~iay l.a.vlng his troubles this year after 'lS is expended on the football field night wltil his P"~cnts at MI,OQJo-: lllilVlng lost an euth·e ball club, one 1,•,; one would ever 'be ineligible port. r,llght say and he striving to w!;.io bfcnuse of scholastic dlflicu!Ues. lui!< Mrs . Albert Fra.nk visited r· a lei\S'ue came, 130 lot•g us this wil,v l ~~ ult or Andrewt~' lmperfccl.ion the : 1: 1other, Mr::~. Flandcr Hysell Thurs ~· ·.; , wach is on the job, 110 team can t(.ll.lll llllLurally_ will bu conBiderably rilly. > llfiOrd .to talte them light!)•. He has \'leakcm:,'<i wluch Is just another Martin Woodard spent Tuesday :: .. the ~ kna.ck. of kcy,tng his men lo · breal(" for the Blue Devils. 1 r· l ~ht with Sammie Pierce. tno.~ p1t((1\ whereby they produce Plans arc IJdng made by loculi BirUc Dodl'ldge was u rcceut : _ LVen mQre 'than (heh' regular quo- ~lj houl uulhoritles for a big demon- j guest of Hcmy Spires. ;;!!f,:; tJ. or' footDan ability under ce rLa in ttrliL!on hen· Thursdo y evening to There will be a rally day service II! ccrtditio~ . The Panthers. · while ~ :n·sl:l. lize cnlhus\n;;""' fo r the Leam ID: the Mission Hall at Rutland calo's living quarters. Ohio State hoplt'g that will noL occur agulnst tn Lhc yame Frh. .. y. The I" "'JC:it Novc~uber 19. University decidell t his year t llem, noverl.heless nrc preparing, ucw d cf lh~ sel\son to da le J:i exMrs. L('Wis Ru55cll and daughter make a dormitory out. of the (t~r that contingency and are C:e* J r..ccted to be prer,c11t whc11 t he or- \ :>Jary nncl Elsie Rusl:lell spel't Fri- . Tower of Ohio Stadium Mmit to t.ermtned they shR II come home af- t:er for piny is called. <l:iY with Henry Spires o.nd family. only those men whose scholastic - -- --· ·-- - - I OFFEl!. SliUJ' .I.LBA C:OITILT I 's ROOl\IS SJ .00, •l.Z6 : ~· ! -----· :, MADAM ~e ~ your Ute like ·· a boOk. 1'ells tour past, prennt and future. Don't taU to aee me U bua.ne68 or troubles bother you. ~ yrUl tell you about divorce or MAD" ... manilia:e and brtnJ be.tk to you .n.l'U Mar'ccda advice and chnntcter r :S.der at AEh & Byethe one you love . If a habit a i\more Stre~ts. M.!ddk!lOPl't, all bUBband. w wife has, I carre<:t it. \ hi~ week fl'om 9 am. to 9 p.m. If not llat1stle4 money returned •t .OO speciAl Joeadlnp tor llit. 10 25c tor test reading. Hours 9 A. words rrec. L:lcated in tent. M. to 10 P . .M. Madam Roee, 762 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport. I0-31~3t ll-1-3~- . .....·': di~tioli. or~~~~ .~rs:'-.;:_. Lef.il1Df I Columow, o .. Nov. 1-Hlgb ~ 1n the Weat Tower of Ohio st&te 9JI1• 'enslty's giga ntic football "'at&dlum I ' ---i Happy over the results of the t'Or.J~ at Wellston which tarned out ~o .sat:J$t'a.ctor!}y to all Ptmther folI•Jwers, the foot~ll squad of t he l<lc&l hlk;,J scnool 'resumed their I•:>'O.CtlCing Tuesday OVen!nw after a night of rest glvet~ them by the coach as a reward. for thelr t'me work in tho Jacbon County ar£;ul!;ent. . Meetlpa: Oalllpol.ls n~xt. F'rlday altemoon, the coach and his chargcs a.re leaving no l$00pe unturned to a: Eota~.loh~d Kicker in Bi• Ten ; I We w:ouli! JUJ\ a:a aoon Ulbble camels hail' tQ. the ~~ or Prsle . ; - ua _ sq_ 2 ~ _ 3 L&; Kabealo, Brother,: 1!!=III'I'III"'IIIIAIIUIIIIIIIIIIII""•"•Ig''IIUIII!~~,~"'"""'i'il~•~•~•~~·""a"''''"""l"'" ; Live In Sta4i~ Fo.r Blue Devils; Andrews Is Ineligible I ljal: of _& S¥ 1 Pomt~roy Lad.o Determin· 1 edToPut~dToEra 1 Of Bad Lu~k st - • ·--- --. §!b!l§LZL= ., ..-- . ' ' - ' . �' •• . Stall'S ·Must NofNegt~ . Edu~ti_on -- ()ne Word Ud To Another . t By Arthur "Bu1•" Baer ? ss : :; . :S::Z!iib$& :d;sc. a _qn _ 'HUT GAlliP~US' i ws: 1 1!.- • )E !$ 2¥ - !LL ££ • - _z _ As Prinio ·Pruned 1or~ttle ~ANTH.ER.·M ~ TT~ HARD AT WORK Contest With At ~lie ~ oalllnl the doctor ., 'n I~ ~ deP.y Ul'ere ·e~ was a t~e -~ (llllmeal oon.stltutecl a tree and equal lJftt.Ju:t8t. punt. r. Hao R<putaiiOD u we can 1et thlrty-.siX t\&Les ill&t ....... Delnallb- to Urepeal the breakfast ~ wr.. ste•t orator. wW feel that we bave not eate-n the pebbliea , We can ~ ~ tbrau.tl the . knothole l.n the ·catendit.r and re· · rneml:!er that aoif7' meiiS Of Oa\.Dleal our hlstork oatmeal ill vam. UNION AVENUE drel'ched apartnjJy In pale, blue . ·E ' '""ER ' CARP •• I . Charles Eblen Jr. moved from the Mowery pyroperty to the Reuter -· _ ThAt wu when hac:l to make property on the Avenue Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Romine spent · the decJston of a lifetlme, Sbould w. M. Klein returned home Sat- How ba~y movie stars. are protected against overwork was revealed recently by the action of Mtas Rachael ~~t~ith, teaeh'f!r anl:l 'C~luld Welfare representative in the film (:olony. Charginr she apent too much time Thurschty with Mr. and J4Ts, Bart we . put oqr one a)).Q:OntUl of .,11 aar . u•:dn.y from Colwnbua after spendFor RentRomine of Rutland. h: the cofec or aprtnkle it over the lng some time with his daugbtn. l'lefotc .the ·eamtraa a"'d ~ot e~ouch In school, Misa Smitb reported -Maria Sieber, ~year-old daughter of Mar-. Mr. and Mra. J . w. Jordan and cfltmeal? Many's the time we att. 1 Mr. and Mns. Harry Peters and lene D1etr1eh, to the Cahforma State Board of Education. As a consequence Marla may be barred from furthec: ·ft,lm work. Other 11tarlda ovet' whom Mi11a Smith maintaine a "gua rdianship'" are Baby Leroy, who FOR REN'I'-2 .rooma 1or bOU ff,• dauahter Jane were (\leBts or Mr. llifl spoonful of .supr and let the . rla ugbter of London spent the week llNl with Her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1a earmll£' ;60 B week, tholl&'b only a. year old; Jaek,ie Cooper, whose salary i:.; $1.300 a week, and. Diekie k: eping, tVst 11oor. 7~2 So. 2nd. and Mrs. Garland Orate ot Mid~ cd'fee and the oatmeal so. dleport l"rlday. Hti'am Locke. . .. =---- _. ____ _ -··. -,!\IO~!e_ ._ pr~~~~c-~ __4?ffice draws. _ .. __ ·- . __ A.ve., r.Uddiepos·t, Ohio, Mrs. L . N. oerber. 10-25~6t _Ed~le, Howery spent the week ef\d Added to that breakf&c~t was a Mr. and Mrs. Henry ,9eldenabel or Run. ..... . Jaymes. · Linscott caned on Mrs. 'w. M. Kleb:: slnkel'. The fllnker was made Qf Pomeroy called on hel' Mter, ·Mrs. 'teve Eblen called or.., Dave Eblen! _~r. and Mrs. Henry Hennesy or F••.,day atternQPll. 1 f'OR RENT-Modem mx room Wlth relatives in OoJninbUB. Frank and Allee McClain of V&les dOugh baked In a poroU8 oveP . Sink .Arthur M~ eunda.y evenln~r. B~y. . j Middle-part spent saturday ev~tn1 --.:: ' ., houa~ and (lataBe. Rent very rea- Mnls l!lpent Sunday wlth a . Mar- lng your teeth in it \tas like srapMr. and Mn. Dehver Hysell and W. M. Nelson after spencUna the with her brother Wllll8 west and -. _,Jra Bauy al)!mt '~- W~k en4 • wnable. 130 IAI.urel st. Apply at kins and family. ):;lng at a quoit. baby were the week end guesta of p~.st ,&ix weeks wlth hls brother wlft. Y.1th her !later Mr. and' Mra. How8 133 Laurel st., for teyB. 10·2'1-& Mildred SteWard of Lanca.ster " her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ourtls Henr. y llelBOn rettirile4. tQ til lUlmo ··.Mh: Ptaull; Bunroa· and cbU· .... ....L. ... 'm;w.;{,JJ<.'. -- ··· - - - ·- - - .. . r pent a rew day la!t Week with The reaction Is a. wide swing In 81\'lck. P,t J;apgsvllle. · · . ""'""'-~ roa RENT - 2 a.po'rtmenill, · 11 parenta, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. tt.e Et))pcJatt:e It there are I Harrt Cal1nar>. 'and children . Mrt. Aut CantOr and· abft 'o! (;Q Monday into thf: Wm. Swaus'er root:•l!l and b&th. untum!Bhed. Steward. two h1Jndred dUferent brondl of ! Friday with hls brother•tn-law fleld came to spend soJU.e time with Dana HOW'e11. prcperty. Simp!liJ~ Apt&. Call 51J-X, Mles 8Lfl,mb4fy spent breakfast fodder we will take one ' Pearl Ralph and family of H)·seJI l•fr parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mn. Arthur . Dr. Dartels was t:alled to see Mrs. 10-31-3t ' n•llk. ) w, •!1 l~t'r FOR IUONT - rooro1. Jivt~ ~ ~~:~~~ • :-: lurnlehN room, bedroom, Threo : r bo~~ :~~~~1 8 denf.lO, Mrs. A. P. Wiler, But· ter: ut Avj,. to~so~at, EUeet~ Fri~ ~%~riB~~~~~~~..~';[ aunt, Mary 81~SQ.n ot ColuJ¥ua spent Sund&y evenbtll wJth her parents M1·. and Mrs. J. W. Sl.f!sou. ' - POLLY .t\.Nll HER p AJ..~ ~nt ~- · ~~::- ~~r ~:=~tllm:.r.s~~~d Frir!::.. - --- )J'ADAM MARIE, hmous Palmlotry Reader now located 841 eeca ond Bt., Mlddleport, Rou.. 7. Tells past, present and future, o.l&o i l - advloe on ~II oll&l,...., Ulo; ~~~~~= - &-~· '"' -COUJMI>US - Buch as love atralrs. bwllnessl matters and moat everything pert.alnlng to the we::.Lare of o'no's life, An11wers OI'.Y and Bll qucstioms. HolU'S D A. M. until 9 P. M. 11-l-6t. • HOTEL tulumtr.a, OhW 100 Rooms a>1reproot R.ateH nrdtul•d ----~"_~~W~m•:_·~K~Ie~ln~S~a_::tu~rd~•Y>::_·_ _,Jjfi~~ffi~~u.~~~!: · N~w 1 I ----___: I' Reale< • Write for Booklet am\ which winds the slow SCloCo rtYer. ' of 11. great borscsboe. At tbeae windows a1UI ~alo 1 night on night. A shurt month AIO l.f' was cataloged a.& La.wyn· Kab- ~ culo-the man who makes better j &radss than &J~Y other on the qtuo 1 State football squad. Tod~y he ' Is called tb.e best pwltcr in tbe l&il I ~n, the greatest In Ohio Btlilte his· , tory. A&alnst Mlchljl:ln plaYin I ··~ his flrst Big Ten game, he outpunbrd John Rerjj;eczl, a.nd t.hel' t~e tollowlng week made the Btl Tel)'!t ct.J1er grellt punter, Ollle Olson Of Northwestern, look. mediocre by averaging 41 yards In 16 attempts cne of which was blotked and went 8 yards. But this does not expl&tr. Kab- 1 I ' ' Th U,_ · • 1 JL.tJdl ~~~""' · e r.tedvywm,-g· l 't \l:t.lU · .· ·. e ·' . ,.., .· · .. ' . lf. T001'~ " ' - - - - - - - - - - - B y BURNLEY . ·'I ~~~1~~ ::c~~~onal:.•~:·~•fl:~~~~~~ Names ol Contenders MAY STAY OVER ON "THE OTHER. SIDE FOR. "THE NEXT" FEW YEA!i!!S ••• i A surprise party was given ot Leo Woodard's Tuesday night honoring Mrs. Woodard's JJni birth· day. Twenty-five gue~;ts were ~Wnt. The ~venlng wa.s s pent cnrd playil•.g Hnd dancing. I ' I II hairy wooleu weave, 10 wec.r11.blc and vogui~h. Plaided tweed woolen 1nakes up most attractively in this model. Wool jersey h al1o an excellent clJOice. A self ti11sue, 1wede or leather belt can be worn. Tllit p(Jtltrfl No. 1111 m111 br oi• t~Ailltd in 1is:, 16 to !v «"d J# '• 12• tt~lttrlf i1 r•~dl fer itamldlllll ~lll't!IT,, II ,, "~"~ '"'· Th~e Paf#mll Sl!nd 15 ll~qu Ciu damps Or coin) lo Fa,hloq nq,.,u. Wrjl~ ~nllilft 411~ llht1~br )'0\.lt llillll' &11~ f'fll ~~~ !!uillb.r ol '''' P•!l~fH •4<1'"'' aqd tllr i!at ypq w4~t . • Ad~r!l~t .¥0\lr .l";tcr aqa wa7~ i11 lllt ' ' Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio Harrisonville, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart l~"alls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio fomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio 1\fason, W.Va. Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti l\tiss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Martha Frecker Mrs. Gamet L. Graham Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King .Miss Helene Ohlinger Miss Leora Roush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Mrs. Dolores Thomas Miss Emogene Wilson Miss Geneva Williamson Miss Ullian Wilson Miss WWi.f~~ Wolfe ~·ffli• Mer\~ W~rd 'l\'hsl!l w,mta youug 1 II I vtn: u; · · "'~Iii . ~ou!Ml follqW• ~ ,. ·' " ·. ~e,Ohip }Ud~leport, Ohio Pttflle~f)y, Ohin ·ye \'..,.,. iur~r - fileshire, Ohio ~~ . . . ' • L•I'' . ,, ' .', ' '''"tt~;::.:.:~........ cNme from a family In modest circumstances. So they were admitted. A s R ~t uden t at. Youngstown Chaney hiGh 6Ch-ool, "Kick" won 13 lt>tters In football, ba.sketball, tennUt and track. He was president his serlor clas:.l, president of Nn.ttonnl Honor Society, voted lliOSt popular man In the school. To get thrcugh school now, \Vorks ho.rct. From H A. M. 1 noon, he attends classes; 1'oday'9 !ll(Jdd h carried out In Ilo'!fl to Get ' "'~ 11.clp. The Brothe1·s «:'ARNERA • Thp ,' . : " •' .' ,the1 Qeq'rge Ls aloo 1 ~rcy , .'. ' l.h rechimself, sisters. he Toha!i he carried lp the -~,;~;~'l~ ~ ;.•!ld · cosmetics from door-to-door, d dlsh.e& In a. rrawrnity house. 111tes to read detectivll &tortes, ·s.sts that his greatest at.hlet.ulc~ [;;~\l ~ wns wivning a pie-eating c~ nt the age of 11 . ~xccedingly ; • f-'-'"'"-""'""""'" I (lxford ~ The past has ceased to be. You can't turn back the hands of time. Tomorrow nover comes. Use each moment of Today From the moments you use, not the moments you waste, will YOUR Accomplishments i11 the Cam· paign be built. he goes tor downtown~ campus football:';"J.':;~•:;ti:;,~·-m;~ 1 after dark; then sl adium to the Sons of a Youngstown carpenter, Kabealo has four brothers and QJI'!]tll sru:~.ll \· lew~ . ~~ Z 2@ · · l I n~rnrDiiVC l!UtlOnS give tmphasi9 to tht wrap-over effect. uol1!cl\ maKes this " " ::!... ~ ~o very sllmminR ami JCUihful. lt can also bt made with th~· smao ' »ailnr ~lhr.." lhown in l X ''Tbe W)IJI Grlad With.'be Waler That Bas Passed I'' ! CHIC TAILORED 1110DltL §I & Contenders in the big $5't)O in Cash Prize Voting Campaign. I . -~---- -- ·---~- J .' UOTI Bal.b• ~ Out of another are eeat.&--60AIOO ' seatG piled row on row In t.l\e ~ ::P~ro~·;n~Ji.c~··~;~~~~u~s~eo~l~i~n~i~o~a~w~D~a;P~';"~m~-~~~~~~~~~~~- ·· · cue window he can look a.wu 1 art'QSS an cndle:;/:i Ohto piaU\ dllru 1 ·1 I Smyrna, Florida u...m.--ao i ll,· e:~ John ''Kick:" Kabealo. Out ·'of Pl'imo Carnera, he~~tvyweirht eham· pion of the world, pictured at his · · tram1,ng quarters near Rome, Italy, with 'his mother ancl father. as be prepned for the first defense of his title against Pauli;,o Uzcudum. i 5: _ P Z:d!' _ , I ·· · ·"m" P.-IRaa,emenl 50 ' such a. feat Is withinreal the ticking grasp of vanquish his ehalleneer. give the Oalllpot.s if tht> Pant.her oon.Ungent. . Having been blasted out of two l f' l' the game wit.h a. well earned vic -~ championships by these .same Blue tury · _ Devils ln. two consecutive years ~ J':'st when the local mentor was ~'lrough 8. series of misfortu es the f .. eling most encouraged, one of his [ Mrs. William Halley was a recent Panthers 8l'e determined th~t ~he- boys fell fl'om grace scholastically 1guest of her father, Lafe Romine. ther or not they win this year the and as a. result the team will be I Hatt1e l!.~n;ba.cll was a Gallipolis · representatives wlli t'i CPJlSiderably v.•ea.kened next Friday C~lest of Charles Moore. be the oncs·•to Interfere. r~ : by the absence o.~ Andr.~Wt) who hllli Mrs. Joe M~rf' spent Tuesday the coach and,. tlls entire~ bt!cn playing a whale of a- game with Jessie McGulre. squad were hard at woi-k. The boys I throughout the year, being one of Frank Hysell and fa.mlly and underwent a. period of tackling ~he most ccnsl5tent perform~rs on W. Jolwson spent Sunday practice aP.d oome little scrimmage ~t.e t~am. His WjUill good wotk was L;~fe Romine . h&S indulged In before the :-essiou il' e,vtdence a L\telisl:.on Saturday but Ross Pierce a.nd fnmUy were re\'ias .completed. l'le \\Ill not be seen in Re~ion against cent gueslt>~ or Leo Wood !\:·d. Plans are being made by these Oallipolls. . Irene Ralph spent Sunday wlt.h Pant-hers this week to be In the pink. . Examples such as Andrews ineh- l:ome folks. of condition tor those who are eligi- gtbllity are what make the row of a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frauk were lie to 11 tay and those who are seen . c.-lach so hard to hoe. He never rrctmt guests of Leo Woodn.rd. in th~ fray have already made a 1 k110WS from Qne week to the I'CXt Mrs. Frank Hysell spent ~urst!•ertal vow that the best t hey hav 6 1which player wtll tall by U-.e wa.v- c'ny witb her father, Lafe Romme. mil be released for their adversar- t-ide. As has appeored before in Ruth Hy!Sell made a business i•~s trom our neighboring county. these columN, If hal! the effort trip to Pomeroy Thursday. While Coach Lonnie Myers Is were made to get. the desired gtades Lewis Vav.Cooney spent Snllur~iay l.a.vlng his troubles this year after 'lS is expended on the football field night wltil his P"~cnts at MI,OQJo-: lllilVlng lost an euth·e ball club, one 1,•,; one would ever 'be ineligible port. r,llght say and he striving to w!;.io bfcnuse of scholastic dlflicu!Ues. lui!< Mrs . Albert Fra.nk visited r· a lei\S'ue came, 130 lot•g us this wil,v l ~~ ult or Andrewt~' lmperfccl.ion the : 1: 1other, Mr::~. Flandcr Hysell Thurs ~· ·.; , wach is on the job, 110 team can t(.ll.lll llllLurally_ will bu conBiderably rilly. > llfiOrd .to talte them light!)•. He has \'leakcm:,'<i wluch Is just another Martin Woodard spent Tuesday :: .. the ~ kna.ck. of kcy,tng his men lo · breal(" for the Blue Devils. 1 r· l ~ht with Sammie Pierce. tno.~ p1t((1\ whereby they produce Plans arc IJdng made by loculi BirUc Dodl'ldge was u rcceut : _ LVen mQre 'than (heh' regular quo- ~lj houl uulhoritles for a big demon- j guest of Hcmy Spires. ;;!!f,:; tJ. or' footDan ability under ce rLa in ttrliL!on hen· Thursdo y evening to There will be a rally day service II! ccrtditio~ . The Panthers. · while ~ :n·sl:l. lize cnlhus\n;;""' fo r the Leam ID: the Mission Hall at Rutland calo's living quarters. Ohio State hoplt'g that will noL occur agulnst tn Lhc yame Frh. .. y. The I" "'JC:it Novc~uber 19. University decidell t his year t llem, noverl.heless nrc preparing, ucw d cf lh~ sel\son to da le J:i exMrs. L('Wis Ru55cll and daughter make a dormitory out. of the (t~r that contingency and are C:e* J r..ccted to be prer,c11t whc11 t he or- \ :>Jary nncl Elsie Rusl:lell spel't Fri- . Tower of Ohio Stadium Mmit to t.ermtned they shR II come home af- t:er for piny is called. <l:iY with Henry Spires o.nd family. only those men whose scholastic - -- --· ·-- - - I OFFEl!. SliUJ' .I.LBA C:OITILT I 's ROOl\IS SJ .00, •l.Z6 : ~· ! -----· :, MADAM ~e ~ your Ute like ·· a boOk. 1'ells tour past, prennt and future. Don't taU to aee me U bua.ne68 or troubles bother you. ~ yrUl tell you about divorce or MAD" ... manilia:e and brtnJ be.tk to you .n.l'U Mar'ccda advice and chnntcter r :S.der at AEh & Byethe one you love . If a habit a i\more Stre~ts. M.!ddk!lOPl't, all bUBband. w wife has, I carre<:t it. \ hi~ week fl'om 9 am. to 9 p.m. If not llat1stle4 money returned •t .OO speciAl Joeadlnp tor llit. 10 25c tor test reading. Hours 9 A. words rrec. L:lcated in tent. M. to 10 P . .M. Madam Roee, 762 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport. I0-31~3t ll-1-3~- . .....·': di~tioli. or~~~~ .~rs:'-.;:_. Lef.il1Df I Columow, o .. Nov. 1-Hlgb ~ 1n the Weat Tower of Ohio st&te 9JI1• 'enslty's giga ntic football "'at&dlum I ' ---i Happy over the results of the t'Or.J~ at Wellston which tarned out ~o .sat:J$t'a.ctor!}y to all Ptmther folI•Jwers, the foot~ll squad of t he l<lc&l hlk;,J scnool 'resumed their I•:>'O.CtlCing Tuesday OVen!nw after a night of rest glvet~ them by the coach as a reward. for thelr t'me work in tho Jacbon County ar£;ul!;ent. . Meetlpa: Oalllpol.ls n~xt. F'rlday altemoon, the coach and his chargcs a.re leaving no l$00pe unturned to a: Eota~.loh~d Kicker in Bi• Ten ; I We w:ouli! JUJ\ a:a aoon Ulbble camels hail' tQ. the ~~ or Prsle . ; - ua _ sq_ 2 ~ _ 3 L&; Kabealo, Brother,: 1!!=III'I'III"'IIIIAIIUIIIIIIIIIIII""•"•Ig''IIUIII!~~,~"'"""'i'il~•~•~•~~·""a"''''"""l"'" ; Live In Sta4i~ Fo.r Blue Devils; Andrews Is Ineligible I ljal: of _& S¥ 1 Pomt~roy Lad.o Determin· 1 edToPut~dToEra 1 Of Bad Lu~k st - • ·--- --. §!b!l§LZL= ., ..-- . ' ' - ' . �..' . '~--··~" "' OH IO STAT! IIUI!UII r or !110 ISHI ·-- '1'llll DAlLY TRo1JillliB-I'O, OIDO. ·DICISmN MAOf TOI;§.E::.7::1~:~T.~!:'Y~UTH I~ SH~T ~5 BHishop ~tre,sseT~-lk ·urnamsm n CAMP :ta~~,.~~r~~n~.eo~t~uc~onn::~ R[SUll ~f PR~NK NI cHl' OS FAIR GH 1.erloteudenr. ut the fair -- . Larl'e Cro~d gronndJ ::r;i.r!·:~~t,?.:t They're Mr. and Mrs. T ill 0 ..... Ella . : . : '"" w_, man Now wllb captain and M>a IL nail o Pow· FRr.J: BEER AT P.UI'I ror Cleveland where aM wm vlslt a Hear• B1~op 1fPW d&ya before rolnl to Part Chle&IO Nov 1-JN&-'Ibe 001.· tury of Pfotn!u expoattlon orilf· na1ly scheduled to cloee lt. pta last nla'h~ bepn a twelve da;r 'en· core" eDPitD'lmt today with daUy lectures on ad!noe planned fD':' the atenam period. An Armllttce day celebration 'lf1ll be t:he hllhlllht ot the twelve day prccram Brewers have 811'ftd t.o turni3lt 2 000 barrels or beer for free dl!· tribut.ion at the tatr on Personal Uberty day Nov 8 camp sl.t.e 1 Dr. Rem•nrton at EpttTownsend WuhinltOD whne lhe C'he o b J c c t ion~ to J.C' I Ch h 1v.lll at.y ~t.el.y with ber am Dow• employment we>e "''""'by TUfSO~l copa urc Lieutenant Albert Miller and tam· Ute committee tl'J>re>.entl.nr the fair I ily In Oleveland Abe W1l1 be the board and two members of the BtresBit>f" humanism 1n rellglon &;k.le8t of her dauahter. llra. Pred 1 Board of CommlsiUoners Dr Bing-~ lind condemning the apathy of too Orotr and family Lieutenant MILler ham anc1 M:t BeP.gle _ many church goers tne Ria'ht Rev· 111 stationed alonJ Pupt 8oubd. at Ma.IOl Sa.vage qul.cldy Informed G ld Sb t crend WIWam. p Remlnatoc D o .. Port Worden B Cil mil~ dist«.noe - Trouble Ironed Out Fol· tl\ofle present that Mr Dow had un le er aya o Milalonary Bl!hop ot Eaatem Ore· f!oom Seattle ~;etn employed by him through oo F tred When Farm Jm· gnn Jpoke to a la111e cong:re&atlon lowina Meeting• At lfrommendntlon He said he ha<l l plement Taken £1! ll)tere~~ted people from Pomei'Qy or and Mrs p 1: Stanley Jeft Pomeroy l:>eNI given au tnLJOducLion to Mr I r.nd aurroundlng t£r'i11Jl)i aL the Wednesday ror a motor trip thnl riow when he wns In Pomeroy but FROM LASHER FARM ~race Eplscopnl ehurch Tuesday the south and IIOUUlwest Upon 1reaching Arizona they expect to Cllfllltruetton work or bnlldings to a_ brier time bermc the wo1 k at tho ~enlng be 1L~ 1n ~he Clvlhan COMer\'B C"..mp site began alld that Mr Dow 1 , Hla talk emphasized the neceSB· rrrnaill tor a 1tx mmth'& 6ta.y in tion O&mp 1\t the !.Rip count)' fair I ad sent. an appllca.t.lon to him ask·l John Hill 21 Ia Victim • L) and UI'Bency or missionary work Pt:oenJx and 'l'ucJKm u g to t.he job Major Savage tur' ' ' In the United States as well as 1n • • • around will be startE'd immediately ther stated that Mr Uow s name 1 Slug1 Enter Head forelgJl lands Dlscourlllng briefly on Mra Horton c Pownall of Port-ELECJ'RIC and oonUnue until Cf'mpJet.ed as I ad not been mf!ntlom:d to him by Near Eye hl.l per,sonal experiences 1n the mw land. Orea:on and Mrs. Davld MeThebe rapidly as JK161lble Major '1: w anybody IP P<'lmeroy and that he lonary .field he broug:ht to the as- Combs or Younptown were recent San,ae, U 8 Army otllclal In had been emploved Inasmuch as he Sl!mbly 1deas applicable to any guests of Oaptaln and Mrs H C cl!arge of the entire Bouthenstem F.l Pmed qualified because of hls Hullowcen p1 anks Tue.sdav nlgt t I community Pcwnall of Mulberry AVet"Ue OCO district comprtslna: l:l camps arrhltectnral profession H" .J.It d 'n a shooting near Rut Rev Henry Wlo;e Hobson Bishop ,. • ,. TONIGHT declared Tuet.day afternoon one 21 yeo1 old Danvlllo! f t the Southern Ohio Dioce~ also The i.~J"eement that the eon Then•rore Major Savage con· .vcutl ! Ct.:e!VIIlJ> u pm tion of o. preoonL at the meetJng W&l> In Mrs. Lou B De Long: or Lanea~:~ter "BLACK BEAUTY" It wouh1 be utterly lm bo "''•-• of an J-'ormal ··'"•lng ol l•as returned home alter a few .l'uellon work ohould proceed a ij tlnued Th• _ _ _ r.oos tble to discharge Mr Dow uow <.ha t g~ flam a ~h ~t gun a ve hts '· ... ~.... ........ th Lslt wlth her slater Mrs originally deldaned • WM finally unle-ss lt was brought. to my atten r ght eye well· known hymns Rev Lloyd men s v ruched lallowlng hours or qulb tKJli In wtitlllg tbat the man was J thn HUI 21 was the young rna 1 Clark. pahtor {.f tho local church C E Hart ''TURN BACK THI bliDi here l lnoompetent incapable diHhonest whv recelved lh" s hot from a su ' <.f!lclated at the regular services 1 • • • Three Army om.cers Major 8'\\ cr unable to carry on the work 1n the hand& of Georgi! Ho.rvey Mrs MHdred F~ler at Middleport Frank Brandenburg left WedCLOCK" ace Capt Roba-1 A Johnron and Declaring Lhat Mr Dow s super~ I care taker o' the 1..6sher !arm church voea.llst presented the r Psday for Huntington where be 1Joba1Q' WtiMmaller and Lupe Velea. ltreeD Jtan. will N Met ..eh Leo Tnq, Moe Ll.2ul H R. Garman came to v sin~ work at the camp sllie had r.cnl Rutland I ~mn 0 Lord Remember Me" .~~m attend the fuDeral ot h1a silter otber aerou the breakfast table from , qow on. tn fact th•r': beeD Da•MII OU. .,.,_, OeD. Pameroy Monday to aacertaln the teen sa.tlsfactory so tar he saw no Shrritf A 0 Tracy was eum. rssL!ted at the pipe orgpn by Mrs I MI'IB Katherine Brandenburl who aoq tt fo.r IOITHI time, t'or the;r were mirtied at I 8.!1 Vegu N•v .. oa tCJson for the delay ln the pur te(UI()n to discharge the man Blmpty moned to lnv~ttgate and when Clara Lochary dLed Sunday In Rlchmond Va Ootobv I. but kept tlbtlr bapplneaa • secret from their dear public tor c:hak of pipe to be used a& a water because or personal animosities He I quesUoned Harvey declared th&t Preceding the services at tile RematnLS o1' the deceased were three w"ka. 1tne to the lalr JMUnd to provide further Informed t hose llt the meet~ he did not know whether anybody church two dinner parties were held b ought t.o Huntln(lton Tuesday sutllclent city water for the camp he thut the ~mploymentof Mr Dow 1had been hit by lhe charge 11 on1 ~t the Mat tln Hate! by two church Bl.'rvlces wUl be held Thur~day Florence of Wellston spent TUesday Mrs s D Lyman -~~~~~~~~~I ,,. 'i llad been made 1m partially In re his ~hnt gun but did not deny lhat gJOUJl8 Por the pleasure of the vis J morning with Misses Ellen and Elstnore Eb· Hlndeund son Harry~· 11+1ng According to orlalnal agree aula.r Army procedure and that he I h had fired the church vestry • 4 • erabac:h ==~h~•:•~·~"':"'~t1umed::~at::leT:,:::•~:::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mmt when Jt was decided to locate lad ~vcr considered local politics l Hr tcld Sh('nft' TrRCY that h ., men aNI Rev Clark entertained the Loul.l Warner the crpnp eite at the Meigs county l'rejudlces factions dls llkeli or fired into o. en"" driving along the following Billbops Remington and fair ~unda the cost of pureh~sJng hatell In such matters main hlghwa} when he saw a Hobson Rev Clark H J Black· _:the plpe wu to be divided In Lbree Capt Johnson then spoke In be stl!cl wheat ground roller belong more Pa.trlck Lochary Otto Krein·! The Me'lp County Pair Board t;.alt of Mr Dow s superintendency mg t.o th " La.shcr farm. connected blhl George E Nye Robert Slagel to provlde $500 the Pederal work at thll camp site s tating that tu the car and being take a. way t nd Cedric Clark ot Middleport In C)ftt'nment wu to provide $4'1& Mr [){lw had held in mimi Lhe along the highway toward Langs- the other group composed of ladies the total allowed for such tPnents to be derived from various ville ol the church were the following till!! remainder huildings lmprovemenL8 etc to the Hill and two companions riding ~ofrs Edith Newton Mrs.• Oha:rles I by pledges or fnlr board and fair groundB when In a light model rondster denle:l Ward Mrs Greta 0 Pr1ee Mr/1. t of lnterest..et\ citlzeN the two contei'Tf!d regarding Lhe that they had tal en the Lash 1 ¥' 1ed Crow Mr~ Patrlr.k !Lochary Savaa:,:_~ his two com rclocl\tion o[ Ct!rtaln bulldlngt~ and rol\e1 nwny and declared that It Mt'l'! E R Titus Mu John Liet.-1 were u~utu•ld Jn a meet tile improvement of others already I was not fastened to 1heir en \ Her Misses Katherine st:hlaevel or the biMU'd at.4he Pome constructed at t~ fq,ir grounds and whell the 11hooting occurtl'!l Urace Hortof1. and Mlrl.am Biaq:· City Tuesday morning the construction superintendent The thrc" young ~n said they more and Mrs Cedric Chuk Mrs 1 ibe In ordering the pipe bad menttoned such beneffts to the "m:l been In Rutland and were on H 0 Ewing Mrs Mildred, Powler ;:,.1!- o>oioui 'the wa.Ujr lh\e to fair board when. s ugg:estione were theh WI\Y homewt~.ld When Harvey of Middleport Rnd Mrs Lloyd Clark !' ,h8111 rt~.d~ when 1 ~ ade filed into the car BevP.ral othc• cf Athens theonstructlo~ s.=rln As aoon as the camp Is completed young men stated that they saw "1 -Beat Gallipoliae s e the MaJor declared the Coshocton number of petsons hauUng tb" ANDREW GILKEY Dms CCC camp members will be remov roller a.wa.y lust before the ca ~~·~ crJ tQ the Me gs county ceo camp l m tch wns fir d upon: came along Andrew Gilkey 13 dJed at his po fn e 1 where the} wlll 1e111de whllo conThe shot btwt the 1adlatm 1 h 1me neat Hollday at 8 16 o clock bee usa ducttng t.'UOJiCI vatwn work In Uus th e car nnd CH!.d•cd a. hPnti lam to ca~~ county lcm Tin~ charge from the slwl Tuertday cvenil.g DraLh wns attrl 0 ,. The con.servaUo11 w01 k will be ~tun entc 1!d the o:::at through a side butcd to o. heart attack He ls .survi\'ed by his wife Flora entirf' done on approximately 14 000 at res cu1 t1ln .,trlkltlg Hill In lh fore two soN Emmett and Thomas and or pr.vately ownl'd land In this head nnd liKht. ear Hts wound cne dau ghlcl Mrs Denve< Wise of point wa s 80I:P county It was learned a.nd the although sllgh~ was attended b} by Mr Sa.va~~:e when he Mei•s coun~y carrln mHl probBbJu be Rutland physician and he stakd Rutland the members of the fair :r " ~ f Funeral services wHJ be cOndunt· that the pipe slloUld be or;. Mcupicd to1 t;hC months or pel- that a formal charge nga!flst hu ('d Thurs<tRy afternoon at 2 o clock , I in one lot Ut can be obtained haps longer 1ey would be ftiP-d lmmcdia,tely fl om the trunlly residence wfth In Della Carnahlln Evan G~eimer Qt,eaper ln auch a shipment) Materials for Ule camp such nn -R~at GallipoJi..,._ Ed Rayhould tt•nnent 1n the BurllnKha.m ceme-1 oor4inl to the lowest bid received ,..aSulr rur truck::. milk meats 40 NEW CARS BOUGHT t fl In charge of F1Ntcnrold Fre<l Knowles R. C. Wright C. L. Wibon M'ltl or th ti mount t.o be bl,ll t;. uu L cs M u .~~ueh MIJJ}Jll..:s w11l ~ 1 e en re 8 at - rurcll a.scd locall~ Major Savage Accotding to the records of Hor E. M. ftfuaarave - Bcal Gallipoliat:mmett 1\fa:J'huah N.C. We'tch (2) 1 ~1 ':_ ~d fiiuar~~fr boardPR;!! !en id ~~tar as possible a nd accord le n B1own clerk of courtA bills of M.uu noqt.:sl!'l Paul Iltowley lielen ZeiLer J. L. Fauber a fiOO I ll{ lo i.Dwcst bid!l o evidently th" tt~ lc for automobiles flied during the CCC camp will bl tng constderRbk month of October totalled U/8 01 W. T. Sinaer P. 0. Swiaher Mu ElmeJ Wle~ha.m WM; h't9L Wm.lowe l'e \ enue ln~ the county this number 34 were new pansev,.. SB Tucstb.y artcrnoon to- thn l Vemon Milia Taylor Fletcher Meil• County f,.tt cars and 6 were new trucks ember11 ct the Shaket~peare clun Brown ~tate d Wlldncsdny that thf! Clair Minor H. L. Townaend -Beat Gallipolishe home en Wehe 'terrae .. w~~~-.rnode sale of automobiles In MBIKS conn· Followill!J a ~hort blt~nc~Ja I Arthur Ski..,tor Joe Beeale J. G.' Frecker I~ !lurin g the pa11t rew months has meeting Mft; Frtd Oonw~:~.Y: read j t.qua.lled th~ average J;Jt!r month for n lnt rE.stlng p!!.per entitled Oh1 J ~OQW ....-Jollll-:£r~tic.e IIC\'Cl8} ~t&. .....,. " -,'"l' '!•-1 '(f t arm. Artlstl J. E. Rad-n Iva E. Brown IT w· I s I * '* * I .._. c-. ....., the I bishops I-c=:=:=::::::=:==:::::':::=='========== I i: r:r ° From Jan. 1st, 1933 until Nov. 1st, we have sold 101 NEW Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler al!to~DPhiles to the following custtJmers: a.c. I 1 :_..,...Oonun __ UnUSUal Picture Coffiing ':fhis Week In -tie!ll Gallipolis- Turn -Beat Gallipolia- THREE Ft:EMEN NOT FRU: u V I DAUGHTERS TO MEET 1 of the mo::~tj of t ile , s~ason 1 fhroo mel' bep,rh\V: the names M embe1s or the Daughtm.s Of Un· 1 al lho Elecluc ol Freemen were co:rflned u1 the lun Veteu.ns will meet v.lth Mrs A -~~':;;~~;;,, lind Jllriday wu nty ja.U here )Ye<t,nesday tllOUI· 0 Tracy at the sheriffs restdenpe a1 !\tory by li:d· ltnB the jnll blotter revealed he1-e truli.gt t at 7 o clock Mr11 Hecht 11ul Plot Leonard Fteema.tt was the lat.cRt 'J'racy has announced The meetiJJ« ~·:.;i,ilil,~I, life of n man sddltlon to the llst or pf!SOn,l!rs, ar· It WB.1 learned v.a~ called as a spec who ta benefit ul ma tetted Tuesday night by Deputy 1 l stll'l81on kl p,rrange services for I 1ured eHPerlef'.Ctl a ~econd ffilerlft' 0 L Trll.(!y on n c.hJ.llJit of Jael)fr RUBsell Civil war veteran t1 y a' exbt.enc~ clrunkenn~fi!S F'J:eeman .was round v.ho died at Columbus but wlll lx Traoy a role 14 that of 1\ small h gh'l'y lntdxieated ttear the Charter lllll'led In Middleport llJwn: reu&w whdl' might have mar· Oak Coal tlpp~ &Iter he had been - Beat Gallipoliarted 1a r10h girl fn his home town wported bt a e!Ll?.cn j MANY MEALS SIERV£0 who lnstl!a<l married the girl \le 'I he otht1 LWb men bt.'ttrlnt the Lnect and went to New Yo1k to uame or Fret~rnan 4 are William Mrs A 0 Tra.cy matnm of tt}e tun a d}gar store Hct!! they !t1ug- Flt~enULP. and Clarence Freeman Mt!igs coun y jail repoyted WedQ.el· to nta.ke a. met11er tivlng fnthe1 and Yon rerq)eetively both day that 1401 meals were served 1n over nJckeJf; and then klssiJ'Ig l't'ld under IJUI.IIlstratea ordl!r8 the JRII to prisoners durbliJ the maklh8 1:UP Jn their tiny room -Beat mon~ of October at a eo&t of 16 1 quurel pre(:lplta~s aq acct~ HAI..IOWEEN fi'AB'JY cents per meal Be\'ent~•fl.ve dif· dent In Which Tl'~y Is knocited un A number or th" members ol th ._ •ereM prt.soners were eQJlflned ln consciouS Whell he cdmes to t{P. Bethc.ny M E church motored to the Jail at vnrlous ~s t'!urirg the finds himself back In his home Pores& Run Tut:Ed &.Y , venlng 61 ( L month the n-glater dlsetOlled and tlown arhQI.lK people he knows to 1enjoyrd a soot&! and Hallowoou tht. poputa.tlon In one day nr.ver have pPSSed on He looks Into a rarty Bponsored by t.h.. Methodi.'tt exceeded 15 Dtlrror and sees his face t.o be his church there cwn at twentY·tWO He Is drawn The pn.rty waa held In the base~ .,., -~ ~ ... H~.,"Ii•hto the regular humdtum of Ufelment of tlle (.hUlch which wns I"RIZES AWARDED nwlr>g his youth marries the 1r.levcrly £< nd appropll!ltely decorat Wl!!altJ.ly girl he hfld formerly spurn· ('({ ror tl:l~ oceal'i~;~u Prizes for th~ A crowd of masked merry makel'l and thJ,LS ftl\d!l himself Uvlng 1 fttl l>t and m:lllt comical COGtUM~~ and Interested spectators Wf!:re In at. all over again from a. new angle were a.Wfl.rded to the followln~ tendance Tuesday evepl.hg at. the A surprla~nr climax ~lnas the Thelma Arnold Milton Houd&shelt HalloweenF&rty and dai#le sPOnsor· ~~otory to a smasb.lng but lOJ1cal con- Hol'ace Ka.rr and Edward Gt!n 1 ed by the Second W&rd Plremen a elusion AllBOt"latlon held a.~ the Knlghtl of Inchaded IJO. the caf«J with Tracy mer Pythlas ha.ll 1 re Mae Clarke Otto Kruger Oeo -Beat GallipolisNear the elose of the even11;11: Barbhr Peggy 8J:lnnnon C Henrv TO CONTINUE AT OLD those dressed In costumes edte!Mid.t. (~m don and Chn a. BIRndick STAND FOR PRESENT the ool~ul grand march Out or 1 _ _ a Ia rae number the following were - Beat Gal11pol11Th~ Red Anchor phl\fmacy pur· awarded prizes Mrs H&r.el Jtartiel).. ENJ'ERTAlNS ClASS cn 83 ed by a partnership compotied bach W<Ylds ladies ilni£1lume Jotln Bowen of the Rock- I' I Edward Stark f\nd Bt&{l.lnK Me ~ I Elmer Wickham gen~ a fine.st f :"'''"''~ road et:o.tertalned the mem C'uUough will coJ'I.tlnue In the pre. I costume Mra. D"lton mas and t.cr& the Sunday school .clue of sent location untU other quarters M'MI'IS WanJta and Artett.a Youna the Ent.erprlsa United Bret.bern ttrc fOWld en Maln Street the new 1 ole~t and clomlcal costumes the churen TUesday evening Prizes owners announced Wednesday M'Lsses YounR representlnr Amos n• 1 Andy. Jane Woods, :nnest ciUldnn s / were awarded to thOle wearln11 the morniDtJ ll'IOL!Lt ~autltul and most comical The two young men the former coet\dnc and Junior H~ll e~ld~Gs eOBtumell L.rharmaelst for the Red Anchor most. comical costume I aqWlll-1 Gallipolia- • Ad.-nl*lon s•udeatl IOe .Matt. 35cl I I I I I I I I I t.he oflatter a. pharmacl:~tl the oceaslon were or AI employ Martin and Roller 0 Judges Tra.cy for Charles ~:::;:::;:~:::::~~~~~~~;;;;;;,;~~-~ l atinj:harmacy Middleport and son Judie Middleport and Ml81!1 Sarah PbU· Me~r the of o nd Mrs THE BIG FAVORITE I I lV~ MONTANA MEECHY'S COWBOY BAND Pomeroy K. of P. Hall SATURDAY NIGHT, NOV. 4 DAHCIHO BOlli • 'TILL II A.dm. Children lOc:-Adultt 25e plut lax e ullltlnue the claaa modern r 11pect they A McOulloug:h wUl llpa -R~t G~tHioolisnml FOR PfllllJ:RAL The roDowltll were here to at· I -Bet ((,allipal'tend lbe funeral of the late Oharleo SOCIETY MEETS McNauahton Wednesday Mr and ~... Mm c A Lonr and Mr and Krs 0 Mcmben of the .n&Mlle ua.rwt R H MC'lntlre and daURht.er Br,r.. Junior m1811onaty aociety of the bam. Jean of Bprin..rteld Prank Simpson M. I church, were en Mt!Naulfhton or ooturnbu.a Mt and lcrtnlned Tues:djiY afternoon at Ml's. Willlam MArshall a:i\4 Jill'8 J: home of MIBI!I Oora Mae loa. E Schreiber ot West oarrotMn or East Main atreet , ••• .=t · I business ..., a tlrat pharmacy In announced every I :c. -Be•t Gllllipali•TO ENTIIlB.TAni GUILD Person•l-· ·' ·· , IIUI Mi&& Mlttam Blackmol'b wUl tiD• loltaln the of lbe 0raee Chellet 111orr1a ..., tamll>' ot OuUd of the l!lpl.ooptJ ehureh at I ColumbuJ came here Wedrl-.ti.J io her home on L1neoln lt.ot.d woo. atte-nd the fliiHiral of an uncle, ne•day evenlnc A - >.t1oo1 charll!a KaNourbiDn, aon4U<llad 0 •••••••••••••••••••••llllB~Ia~ek~m~a...:;r:.u hoateaa Mra fromtbetheHorrllollYIIIo n11~ of1'014,ILYiAlAI llleQoln ond will Mftlbe Jaooblon 1 .,., att.ornoon. ~ 1;1.-t, Ellia Ble11ing Johl\ Shorr Human Bailey I G. A. Clark B. H. Hudnllll Carl Ebenbach Dr. R. E. Boice Mro. Mayme Dye • W .0. ~tkina l~nrton Brown "~•n,.rd Eioelatein Dr. S. A. McCullouah (2) Berthold S1111ith l. R. ROuah Oocar Walker Homllr Varian Rnv ~""l!ncer John Hite Dr. E. F. Maaa Milea Cl'!lll W. C. Davia Lel!lnd Peoplea Ohio Fuel -~ '~"··f~J)~n~ Chat. McMuter F. W. lnarahm M.G. White W. C. Theobald W. E. Foroythe C. F. Rathburn G. A. Rairdon l)r. Reea Philpott Richaftl t ownaend HenryVoat Gr!lce Willillmo Johl\ Field Co. (2) Eldon Weekt Georae Gonder Wm. Robtcm C. 0. Betz T. N. See W m. Hetteoehr1er John Zerkle SGU. Ohio Electric Raymond Harbrecht .l•m"• L. Mllrtin Cedric Clark Irving Karr Jr. Covert Bakinr Co. (2) Arthur Beegle R. T. Burdett Frank Harpold Homer Parker Harry McMatler E. E. Browning Galen Rowley Alvin D. Cline Henry Koehler Francia Worthinaton - D. M. Puk Lillilln Moore C. W. Kauff CU.. H11yman Earl Warner D. L. Wallllce W. D. Starkey H. L. French Willis Aleahlre We with to thank each and every one for their palrona,e, but on the other h11nd, feel that we have riven uch onr much grelller value for hit money than could poasibly be found elaewhere. Thia it clearly a Walter P. Chrvaler year in automobiles and never in the Hill~ of mo~ cara have succh val~ ,been offered aa can be obtained in a D6dae, Plym'!uth of~rvaler. A campariton with other m!lket will readily eon· !dl\c.e any one of tlle oqlttaodiq.- value found in every J>llrl of a Dodce, Plymouth or 1 QlllY•Ier. Theae;cah lillYe Hyclranli~ Brake•. Safety allateel Bodies, no punk wood covered wi~ thin metal. X·type dciQble droo frame that make the cart cling to the road, Patented Flaalil'lg Power that eliminates vibration. Four bearing crankahaft. ' ~~ advanc:ed improvement& that are found onI y in Cheyder made can. I • No·AdYance Ia Prl~el ~ I If you buy one of thete cara NOW you will probably t&Ye from $75 to $100 and gel the lllOil reliable and oatidactory trllnlporllllion ever offend. R. H. Rawlings Sons Middleport, Ohio. DIRECT FACTORY Bodle PIJ1Doatb ' ' I a READERS' NOTICE - If you want the Newo Oftlce of The DaU7 Tribune, call 2~6-L; lf the Blllline81 omce uk for 202-B. .. WEATHER FORECAST- OHJo-Roln ton l&:ht and Prlda:r In Wl'flt and e:1 treme North portson1 n ght ".& late..,_. Much colder Pr1day ao.d Prld,af L LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE 1r !tl HMII Ih In The Tribune WIGGIN H~O HUG[ I PER~~NAliN~~M[ Ell·National Bank Head Received Nearly $6,000,000 I INS Start 00l'l'1!'8p0ndent Washington Nov 3-IN8-Albert H Wlpln former head of the Chase Nat.lonal Bank. bad a total personal Income of U 881 000 from l928 to 1932 he revea.led today at the senate Bankln~r Inquiry The mUllon~dollar·a·year bank er's best year waa 19:il8 when he had a personat tncome or tt 809,886 1 He prevloualy told of paying $1 • ti2ol 326 In tue1 Including $1,365 1 234 In rederal Income taxe~; In thlB 1 5·Year period The record of Wiggins 1ncom • follows I 1928 tl80988600 1929 11.563 689 98 1930 11 308 58811 1931 f860 - I 807 321 1932 $459 228 66 Total $5 the bv Wiggin also produced the earnings oaid his per80nal corporations The mar Murlyn Rnd Cllngston acquired a net lnco~,m~·--~' -!';7!';~,,!16 over the five year,.r;;·a~~;:;,.;;~;~~~ 1932 lnclWJive .!. the most ot PRICE ~ STRIKE ~!TU - IN WlstONSIN By WILLIAM K HUTCHINSON 803,200.()'1' Direct P W A Buildmg t4 00 Elllra Force Of Enliated To Cope Willi ltij~tero IN FIVE YEARS - By CarTier HI Cents- By M&1l «. , ' ...' ,~M~Nc r~RME liTTlE I INijUIRY REVEUS From '28 To '32lnduaive; Firm Earning• Raia· ed Thit Total 'First Lady' at the Fair 1933 ~.1 Bombmgs lnteraper1ed W1th Dub;ietion Of M1lk Shipment& � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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