http://66.213.69.5/files/original/968a5961a1dd34cd2393d4779cd08a28.pdf 0fbfea1740e5e573ad16940232eaa5f0 PDF Text Text j ' - ..... .. :. Pli.IDAY, l:ltitlDIUit I, !Jill 'PJ (IJ;] I 0~1 1 0 STAl lt r;~r~ov l ~ltl HIGH Sf A, J C l l uNB'J$ 0 A'll EDITORIAL OmCE Phone 236-L NOTICE The Central P. T. A. wiU ho!d market at W addell'o Hardware Sltare, s.6.rd,.y, December 9th. 12-7-2t BUSINESS OFFtCE Phone 202-R • SHREW~ TRA~ING Unique Method Of Evad· ina "Favored Nations" Ia Propcned IS NOVEL PLAN ' To Trade Liquor Import& For Export& With Other Nation• Low as . . $119.00 Only $10.00 Down 1.. I ELECTRIC GLOCKS .Wh · at Mot.~~er . . . t Rea!lly Wantsi r · I . ,~.-;.. ' ' .- " ' ' . ~EATING. P,ADS . ! Aa Low aa $3.95 COFFEE PERCOLATORS :. Aa •Lo'!" aa $3.95 ·· Aa Low aa $4.50 '----===- ' '• •' ' No,: Gift·is More Practical 'than' a.. . .~ ·. • . ' '; New VOSS Washer $7J.45\ .·' TONIGHT "COLLEGE COACH" ,• :l \' . I ' ,. SATURDAY ln ihh Ne•· Model C V~ you a:et •pHd. efJlcleacr, fq.. iurn ploft!; cOI'nlpted petr- ' el!laln enameled tub; patellllied v~ Floa&lnr Aa'lt.aaor , Uta& removes Men' JIA;I11ole •• . dirt :wj~O..~ ~nJ~'(~ oWh•. lleelllaallf ·(lon\rOuelll •fe&J: eonlf'OI Why noi malw her happy ll'rld&J' ucl 8Marda1 "PILGRIMAGE'~ · '"' Benefit S...iot ; Cia~~ M. 'H.. ~. . Rn.rleUa ~11, ,Rea,.lll' I -"-·'-·............ - ..........., R_,er. ........ Hed•• 1 I!Uftll'l'an&n, De&lh ........ &111111.10!'1, tao ... Jlo L' ' ' • ,I I I Aa low aa $6.95 :' ........ J :.j '•1 ELECTRIC Tbealre· II 1I For the Family . ' • 1 .. , , ~ : ; I . : , 1 , : ' ; 1 • , Here II il Cbrlltma• preMnt or 'Which enr,. woman dnt..........,or -.hleb eyery 1 ~~an ro.ap.4. ·m~e.:h i'le~drlo Ranre . On:r a tnlUlon women now cook thl1 \r.odern bet&er ...,.. ' Tbq know the lefor freedom frem watebhlr, wal&ln8', bu"" I lq: trP.edtmt froiD elenlnr blackened poll and ,.._._and plnQ' kUehell wall& I' They know the thrill or plaoinr an eattre meal In the' oft'D and baTIDr tardree houn kt spend awa:r from, the tftchea u &be meal ,...., aatomatltall;r. Detllde I hOtv that )'OUr ••majol"' ru wiU be a Hotpolnt. Eleekle ·Ranre• G.;E. Console•'Radio· .' ,, ~., . \ '}' ( 't AS LO,}V AS ... · .. ······ • • • • .,. · • · ·.• • ·•· · • · · · $120.IJ!I : , \ ... • ·; • ' : j . .~, ; 1• 1 Only $10.00 Do~n · 1 ) No Monthly P~pnenta u,m Man:b ·· • , Here'aarjiUbatlhefamlly 1 wtll ea.Jo1 the year 'round. ;': ;[ Beaatlf1d ,.,.., ~· .... • · , lobed In hlrhl7 lo,.ii! - · I ...... I'L II , ... ~ , ..: I I --'!!------------------------:·-. . . . . ........ ,_, '• GIFT IDEAS ' , .,........... ,-....,... Sun Lampe lrontra Gnlla · Urq Seta Heaten Corn Poppen Vibratoro Roaaten ., 1· •.: Coff<o. Maken Sewinr Maebinee E11 Cooken LamP., \ dial ·lmplifiH tantnc. Be· eel"' pol~ ft.llt, alr••U . .... .' ,........ ............ Spltndld r.enaiUtUy, a n d ... dft thai wiD 1ro.mi)J. ....Uf---::--::-o:-:--:~ .........~~---::-~~~---------1I Applooyed A'Jtllancu may abo IMI purehalled trom other reliable dealen wllh a new VO.T & down pnrmen& wUI deltwr .-e bllhloDo..-al17 r-elecU'fiiy ~ MODELK-66 OTHER MODELS AS LOWAS $24.95 I I FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. u n•a TARiff BARRIERS MAY R£ BR~KEN BY II Alleaed; Judament of $1,310.40 With Inter· ~t Ia A.ked WEATHER- P a rtl cloudy tonight and S~· day. Slowly rising teni• perature Sunday. lfeWI n•a !D Tbe Tribune ~~8~:z~c:.~~r:b~sJ~RT WHISKEY TRUST William Oxley Thomp-. Preudent Emerituo, tinruiohed Ci::\:·~~-~: !:"f,:'ter Attack; o;,. M~r Bf PHBD£~ BY C~NGR£55 SEEKS DIVORCE SOLDIEB KILLED IN CRA8H Jetlenonvllle, Ind., Dee .. t-INS - Priv•\e Robert. L. Voylea, 2,, of t h.e army quart.ennut.er depot hen wu In~U.ntl.y kUled today when the automobile he wa& drhlf\'1 overturned at. a curve on the road near Charleatown tour mit~ east or r.ue. He wu ptnntd In the wreekNit. A cmopanlon . Prha.te John A. Ocnahue, 2,, sulferf'd mh\01' bruise&. I ~CRHN F TAKE~ 1nm~~RC£ Mary Pickford, .ina Fairbanb, Fil•n Complaint - MENTAL �' • . i nlll: DA!L'l 11IDII!m--.,y dll:lO. OUNDA Y J>.!JCJMBI'R 10 ~.T~"'~!~~~.~~~~ ~!.=~-1L-.=!=!==~~=~.~~=N=jl rr=~u~''F,~ ====B=a=b=y~S=t=a=rd=o=m==~=h=a~t=?~~~~~=~~======~====~~~~~~~~ Jgaa PAGa TIIUI = rHONa YOU& Jr&WI 'fO .._, . . . ---·b. ..-. . lA>I:I.!'l\ -"' "~~ - I ""'llal>"' "' illo Act o1 llahh a 1m Dlll1 .,. ~~ 011 Lower Bec:cmd 1,_1 PamerG>' 0 W'111:D our :frleiDdl Ml4 u ~ ...., m!WS m•** tor publleattea t.be.r " IIIDfOd. ......,..,.. ......._ ~- ....0..1 and d.,_Sa 110 ~· nee WUJ M publlab14, ID NEWS bo lhal VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 582-L I<ATIO!f4J. W'111ll8tNG "ff'BISP'I'ATIVIf J ...... ,.,....... ,... ~ ....._la,I'UIIIP..... liD. .PAUL IN CE:IAAEA ,., ~"""-' llfftco Coli ..... !)lfloo oa4 ""!"- Coli 111 • r.., .,.....,. c"""'"".,. I ESSON TE;XT-Acrl 24 II) QlV~ athlet lc.G •ll you ve got ~u l Se ved Jn te .Jir.ina: get sometllll')l' to !Qllow when you r: Urch tht! banquet was al~:~~~. If ave 6()flleth1ng nat will aid you 1h tMre lt\an 100 Interest 1n the future when you get out IntO 1~~~s~t fan: and b)' more the wolild Wheo YQ\!r football da,yr; r re over yo I&U soon rorgotten The VanJty M Chlb orgal'\l.ze Coach Tom Dandele ot the Mar r lett M men of r.t: ddlepor £hall College H unti ngton told the h gh schoo appropr~at.e Y SJ>•••~r ­ l'i embers ol: Ute Middleport h igh c the bap.quet honoring c won the Sou tljeastem school YellOw Jacket squ~d here Friday eve n.tng in the banquet hon Dttamplonshlp for 1933 o Ina tbe champ10nahlp team C(l&.ct Dandele ma.klng a tlne An un ys ually interestlns program ap peara n-ce a.nd presentln& chos,t ... as pre~ent.ed d ring the banquet mar ks In a well d irected manner an nd the sumptuow; mea excel! as the prin cipal s peaker of the eve I .U A GOLD EN T Q T -A:nd h are t1o .I e:urc eo m:yult to have al'III{&J• & onlliele oce va d of atr• • • • ~o we.fd Gc~ and to " ar4 men .M:te ' " tt. l'JllM.ARY 'l'OPt c-A :Retur nt~ M n onary J JUNIOR "l'OPIC:-Pr aontr a. Klnl" B e~a re L AN:D SE!NIOtt TQPic-l:t~>1'1' to H s.ve e Good Co• INT ERM!JD!A'l'E ecltnce YOUNG P EOPLE TOPI C-Cb r 11 t 11 ~ &DUIJr Wa :r ot Utt- C' n1J.y pr epar e<;~ o.nd ~rve d by th e ladlas ot the Heath M E Church ndd ed to the pleasure of t he eveo Ja ot Geog le n 70 prom1nent. Me gs Co y fa ner died at blfJ, h m.. llt Rockspr ngs Friday nla'bt 30 o c ock He ha.d been ill 1D heo h to a cons derable periOd Sur v ng arc hl.s w fe two chll d ~ n& H !l t alk was not long no oo shor t o t or the light ength Fred o Rocksp rin gs Louiae ch ot Pon ac Mich and one t o he a orge o Columbua A ~ &l o ap~al to the footb81 squad and lth erough lttici:;ms o n eke 1:: and or> F eder ck Oeogleln aim "' r e r n al se vi es w U be oon ted from h Bt Pll u l Lut.heral) Chu h Pom oy Mo~ a(JJr+ oo a 2 o elcok w h Interment. Jtt t e Bee h C rove cemetp ry iDa charq c t' F n te wo. d Undertakln,e Compn y t or west Brld In town ~ l tors I \ ~-,,.;.,,.., I'm DM-• She could enn I now ..Tt. • too rid c:Wot~~~ to d1ecu11 for a mlnut. "Tben we woll't dlacusa it Beuw kno-... I eon.11der Clark Tral!) a. dlverUnc topM: at 1ald, Perhaps yoo accept my •en1cet •• a drlvh r teacher I 4riYe t.oo you ma:r havt1 aotiood • All GetYour _ CHRISTMAS GREETINC CARDS -from- JOHN M.UV AGE CONFECTIONE~Y CRAI!Tl!R TWEIJITY 1'W() '"You Ve ebo1an a ear exaetJ,181 ftancee s euept that Ur& l'ld You must meet .Marthe lib her" L'm 1 are I wiD • replied dctat wouderine what hi1 wou1d be it he knew that OR Marthe and bated her Did You Ever Stop to Think? OSCAR L STEVENS, EDITOR OF THE QUINCY (MASS ) PATRIOT,LEDGER, SAYS THAT newa vaiQe 11 JUil u 111\polU.nt 1n the advert111ng columna of a dally newspaper aa 1n any other colllmna Christmas ----- MRS £VAL YN STILL PASSES AWAY Phot~r,aptis A solution for the sonal g•ft your photograph froendo will apprecoate because 1ts you--a t b.at money can't buy Sha \lad a well !fUtile Would DOt like au iold me a lot about t«a~" ahe added polit.eiJ' '"He taa.cht Marthe -:;;;c~: a&out brid,.e N •aid ":s;::l;;; COMPTON STUDIO :eD• me ihtt •he l• tnwrh to t. a wouldrl t know w-.ethlq o1 Moddleport, Oino. ,...,.. Wlft rn• lato a onUied WOLf PEN People buy newspapers to pt the newa. They akom the headhnea and read what appeals to the•r n1tereaL So th., fellow who buya adverttamg apace and then nerl~tol to tell reader. 1 ome thinr that wollappeal to them aa newa u waatonr boa money He ohould have a new story to tell every day, and he ahould aee to It that 1t baa well d11played headlmea to catch the reader'o attentton Th11 doesn't m"n that he muat exaggerate It doean't mesn that he mull apnnga "aenaahon" every tim' he roea 1nto pront The pubhc 11 alwaya buoy proving the tnoth of the old aaymg that "Where everythinr •• too atr•kanr noth•nr atr1ke-." There II& law of relattvoty tp t,dvert!fiDI of winch I venture to aay f>r!,f E1nate•n l!ni>WJ nothm,. It 11 a law Juat the same, and m•rht be IUIIImartaed an anothw old aay•nr, "P,tt f1ratth1nga lint " (five the really tm~nt 1\e-. of your adYertliJof newa the l"""ler emphutt And ~emlter that *Illl!l Amer~cana are a Dlll!tioq of headlia• nact-. lltey ..,..llleok f&r a few detaala under the headlmea that w1n their attention. cnn ""'1111; ju that s ~w ~, ..., Q~e l~o 'lDihm~ ri We ••1 lninctvl•• Helen Hayes Clark Gable RobP.rt Mont10mery Lionel Myrna Loy Shorts Beer and Pretzels Musteal Rockabye Baby Dr Rockwell COMING-Chriotopher Bean, Doll<~nl Lady �' • . i nlll: DA!L'l 11IDII!m--.,y dll:lO. OUNDA Y J>.!JCJMBI'R 10 ~.T~"'~!~~~.~~~~ ~!.=~-1L-.=!=!==~~=~.~~=N=jl rr=~u~''F,~ ====B=a=b=y~S=t=a=rd=o=m==~=h=a~t=?~~~~~=~~======~====~~~~~~~~ Jgaa PAGa TIIUI = rHONa YOU& Jr&WI 'fO .._, . . . ---·b. ..-. . lA>I:I.!'l\ -"' "~~ - I ""'llal>"' "' illo Act o1 llahh a 1m Dlll1 .,. ~~ 011 Lower Bec:cmd 1,_1 PamerG>' 0 W'111:D our :frleiDdl Ml4 u ~ ...., m!WS m•** tor publleattea t.be.r " IIIDfOd. ......,..,.. ......._ ~- ....0..1 and d.,_Sa 110 ~· nee WUJ M publlab14, ID NEWS bo lhal VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 582-L I<ATIO!f4J. W'111ll8tNG "ff'BISP'I'ATIVIf J ...... ,.,....... ,... ~ ....._la,I'UIIIP..... liD. .PAUL IN CE:IAAEA ,., ~"""-' llfftco Coli ..... !)lfloo oa4 ""!"- Coli 111 • r.., .,.....,. c"""'"".,. I ESSON TE;XT-Acrl 24 II) QlV~ athlet lc.G •ll you ve got ~u l Se ved Jn te .Jir.ina: get sometllll')l' to !Qllow when you r: Urch tht! banquet was al~:~~~. If ave 6()flleth1ng nat will aid you 1h tMre lt\an 100 Interest 1n the future when you get out IntO 1~~~s~t fan: and b)' more the wolild Wheo YQ\!r football da,yr; r re over yo I&U soon rorgotten The VanJty M Chlb orgal'\l.ze Coach Tom Dandele ot the Mar r lett M men of r.t: ddlepor £hall College H unti ngton told the h gh schoo appropr~at.e Y SJ>•••~r ­ l'i embers ol: Ute Middleport h igh c the bap.quet honoring c won the Sou tljeastem school YellOw Jacket squ~d here Friday eve n.tng in the banquet hon Dttamplonshlp for 1933 o Ina tbe champ10nahlp team C(l&.ct Dandele ma.klng a tlne An un ys ually interestlns program ap peara n-ce a.nd presentln& chos,t ... as pre~ent.ed d ring the banquet mar ks In a well d irected manner an nd the sumptuow; mea excel! as the prin cipal s peaker of the eve I .U A GOLD EN T Q T -A:nd h are t1o .I e:urc eo m:yult to have al'III{&J• & onlliele oce va d of atr• • • • ~o we.fd Gc~ and to " ar4 men .M:te ' " tt. l'JllM.ARY 'l'OPt c-A :Retur nt~ M n onary J JUNIOR "l'OPIC:-Pr aontr a. Klnl" B e~a re L AN:D SE!NIOtt TQPic-l:t~>1'1' to H s.ve e Good Co• INT ERM!JD!A'l'E ecltnce YOUNG P EOPLE TOPI C-Cb r 11 t 11 ~ &DUIJr Wa :r ot Utt- C' n1J.y pr epar e<;~ o.nd ~rve d by th e ladlas ot the Heath M E Church ndd ed to the pleasure of t he eveo Ja ot Geog le n 70 prom1nent. Me gs Co y fa ner died at blfJ, h m.. llt Rockspr ngs Friday nla'bt 30 o c ock He ha.d been ill 1D heo h to a cons derable periOd Sur v ng arc hl.s w fe two chll d ~ n& H !l t alk was not long no oo shor t o t or the light ength Fred o Rocksp rin gs Louiae ch ot Pon ac Mich and one t o he a orge o Columbua A ~ &l o ap~al to the footb81 squad and lth erough lttici:;ms o n eke 1:: and or> F eder ck Oeogleln aim "' r e r n al se vi es w U be oon ted from h Bt Pll u l Lut.heral) Chu h Pom oy Mo~ a(JJr+ oo a 2 o elcok w h Interment. Jtt t e Bee h C rove cemetp ry iDa charq c t' F n te wo. d Undertakln,e Compn y t or west Brld In town ~ l tors I \ ~-,,.;.,,.., I'm DM-• She could enn I now ..Tt. • too rid c:Wot~~~ to d1ecu11 for a mlnut. "Tben we woll't dlacusa it Beuw kno-... I eon.11der Clark Tral!) a. dlverUnc topM: at 1ald, Perhaps yoo accept my •en1cet •• a drlvh r teacher I 4riYe t.oo you ma:r havt1 aotiood • All GetYour _ CHRISTMAS GREETINC CARDS -from- JOHN M.UV AGE CONFECTIONE~Y CRAI!Tl!R TWEIJITY 1'W() '"You Ve ebo1an a ear exaetJ,181 ftancee s euept that Ur& l'ld You must meet .Marthe lib her" L'm 1 are I wiD • replied dctat wouderine what hi1 wou1d be it he knew that OR Marthe and bated her Did You Ever Stop to Think? OSCAR L STEVENS, EDITOR OF THE QUINCY (MASS ) PATRIOT,LEDGER, SAYS THAT newa vaiQe 11 JUil u 111\polU.nt 1n the advert111ng columna of a dally newspaper aa 1n any other colllmna Christmas ----- MRS £VAL YN STILL PASSES AWAY Phot~r,aptis A solution for the sonal g•ft your photograph froendo will apprecoate because 1ts you--a t b.at money can't buy Sha \lad a well !fUtile Would DOt like au iold me a lot about t«a~" ahe added polit.eiJ' '"He taa.cht Marthe -:;;;c~: a&out brid,.e N •aid ":s;::l;;; COMPTON STUDIO :eD• me ihtt •he l• tnwrh to t. a wouldrl t know w-.ethlq o1 Moddleport, Oino. ,...,.. Wlft rn• lato a onUied WOLf PEN People buy newspapers to pt the newa. They akom the headhnea and read what appeals to the•r n1tereaL So th., fellow who buya adverttamg apace and then nerl~tol to tell reader. 1 ome thinr that wollappeal to them aa newa u waatonr boa money He ohould have a new story to tell every day, and he ahould aee to It that 1t baa well d11played headlmea to catch the reader'o attentton Th11 doesn't m"n that he muat exaggerate It doean't mesn that he mull apnnga "aenaahon" every tim' he roea 1nto pront The pubhc 11 alwaya buoy proving the tnoth of the old aaymg that "Where everythinr •• too atr•kanr noth•nr atr1ke-." There II& law of relattvoty tp t,dvert!fiDI of winch I venture to aay f>r!,f E1nate•n l!ni>WJ nothm,. It 11 a law Juat the same, and m•rht be IUIIImartaed an anothw old aay•nr, "P,tt f1ratth1nga lint " (five the really tm~nt 1\e-. of your adYertliJof newa the l"""ler emphutt And ~emlter that *Illl!l Amer~cana are a Dlll!tioq of headlia• nact-. lltey ..,..llleok f&r a few detaala under the headlmea that w1n their attention. cnn ""'1111; ju that s ~w ~, ..., Q~e l~o 'lDihm~ ri We ••1 lninctvl•• Helen Hayes Clark Gable RobP.rt Mont10mery Lionel Myrna Loy Shorts Beer and Pretzels Musteal Rockabye Baby Dr Rockwell COMING-Chriotopher Bean, Doll<~nl Lady �' ,, ' ·, ·' SUNDAY, DEOEWBER 10, lPll .\ ,." . BIINDAY, DI:CEMJlEEI!O. 10>3 As Repeal Fl~~ Opened ,ill Go.tham f I ' "• ......... m " i ,. Wives' Deaths Under· Probe· 1: rt• -b...-.-.. ·~ '""""lna ...... ~, . .. .. . 'I t, I ..... ......... •:Jt4 fCn. ~{f. -.nd , • ~oe J ~ Un. ~~~ - I ~ no. .oon Rolpr of Pine Grove, ,llr. ailll .pc Mrs. 1'I10me Cottrl.ti 1 Rl'ld bt of /<!bam. • ~ Mn. Marpre\ SwNrinJ'eD o1 ..... 1&cuse was v111tlnl ' Mrt. Able &weiitrlna:en recently. '1 Mr. 1nd lira. Btll Junod or A~ en.e speot ThanMIIYiRIJ with tblt latter's parent.~ Mr. and Mr•. om. , r -~- Roush. Girla Subdue Plaina Eda By 24 ~o 10 Count . Oeorae Oomler a.ud Wallace Ant• , b"..r11er aaled Ol\ Jake Ooe1Jein Rook: Springs Sullday. 1 Mrs. M'arpret Raap i1 111. Rev and .Mrs. J . C. Pikb and J41it Emma Hamm of Pomeroy Sunda.y evenln&: iupper vueate Of Dana. Hamm and !amUy. ?f I \f. Earl f'rec:ker spent BatW'da)' evb- nil-11 wkh ..oeo Amberver and f~­ tty . • !. Mary lhle of Mornlnl' J'tar Will a tf'ce>ne-' sue&t bf'])ofoth:Y "Uamm. •. Mr. and Mrs.•Joe Thoren ot Oht.. cago arJrved Friday Lo spend .ap lmleflnite t.irl'e wth the latter's par• I cull; Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hanun. . ; 1 Mrs . Geo Amberger and son Wall1 :u·l' Hpn~t Friday with Mre. lllmftl' I· reeker and .SOl\ of Pine Grove. ! ' FAIRVIEW F"OR RENT OR FOR SALE-Four room hoUISe on Butternut Ave. C~tll ~6-X for turt.h~r Jntorma12-2-6~ tlon. FoR RENT- 2 beautiful tlats store. can (J',Te! A. & P. Edward Ebersba.ch u.t Red Anchor. 11·28-tJ :t'OF.. 8ALE--Qood top ooal and Bood furnace CO!tol at Square Dfla.l t-uofle Thurs- oual M1M. Phone 436-R. 12·2-tit I P'OR SALE-Bamea SIX ft. &Mfe. A barsain, 110. Inquire Oaa 08l.ce, Middleport. 12·Z-6t WANTED-Olrl tr-" wattre11s, some expertem.e pre1erred. Bee Ja.ck Mlsamore, 21R Front Bt. or Pho(l.e ti22 -X. 12-7-3t Bringing it Home I HAD A POST·CAAD FROM SPPHIE 10 DAY, CASPER! SHE SAYS COLONEL. HOOFER IS NEARLY AS FAT A'to EVER AND 'TllAT ~E"''LL RETURN HOME LOST - T..ru·gc, 1ed Houuct. Call or · notU'y "1/. R. Cui ·.mln& t>. Danvi;, _; Excha u ~r!, Pomeroy, Route :1. . j 'HE ~~~·~.wpular gift " A BUvernull .. '. Herman @tERHARDUS ' 11-IAT'!;. 'lllEI R HOME, AND I'LL BE WAITINlo ON THE DOOR STEP IM-Ia. '1l<EV ARRIVE 1 "IWI.T OLD 80V 'HA,_ MAOE i"'E'. UNCOMFORTABLE MANY "TIMES AND li-IIS IS MV CHANCE TO WORRY MIM A BIT~ . MONDAY! 1:!·1-:.!t -to the __ Colonel' OHIO vo. BLISS. COLLEGE At Atlhena, Tuesday, Dec, 12, 7:30 p. m. Admi11ion High School Studenla, 2Sc Adults, 40c (i,.cluding tax) MICHIGAN$ GREAT liAt..Ff3ACI<. ··- Til ERE A1U: ll l'tOPlE 0H MY on:T LIST AHD 1 : Cook Hook", Call Mtrlttm Black- more 4D ·X. Sl MPI.V 00111 KMCW WHA'J'ltl ~'IE TIIENI. 12·7-Jt Plloi'ER.' LIT'S Sf£ IF TilE WON'T HELP US. AND IIOW'S TIHI !=OR IMil'f JANE? \ ' \ TIIERE'S JUST Till TWIHG FOR UN(lE 811.1. AND IT Qt;C/ <OSTS A 00!.\Ail.. I KNOW SHElL UJVEIT ~, I· [!) · Society's favorite eJw.t unwrap a snowy-white r.quarc uf ''Philadelphia" Brnnd Cream Cheese-aerve it for dCSBert with a Back Seat )am, cracken and oolfec! "PhlladclJlhia," made from sweet cream, is deUcately.flavored and pure. Hiahly n11tr£tioua, it ia aplendld for children. Serve it often I WELL 'lOUR. LIST IS PRACTICALlY DONE 'When YOUP. Ci Visits OUR c· · YU,AIIO IT·WON'T COST US \ AS MIKM AS'I~ I'D JUST SIIOPI'ED AIIOimD EITIIEI'l. W!'u. 011[1( 'tOAIORIIOW~ PAPEitroo. YOU BET! AMO 1\1110r G'OIIIG 10 IETYOUTil.L I'IEWIIJ.T· YOU WANT TillS liE'AA.I'L~ WAltll TilE ADS INrn..\[1. \ Goop INTERFERENCE . HELPS T1:> ·-MAKE . -AAI .ALL~AMERIC'AM.' W SAC:K !; WOOJ,&tfS· lOR MWt~.~.l~·::O~lf:,s~?, . k•¥~·~~~~ Ul!t~ir4 ,.,.,_ fu i41f.:~di••• ' i•t. Ho~ HILE the 1983 1rid sea110n to Gel Thul PatumJ cents (iu 1taa1p51 or coin) .Bureau. Write tarefu11J your · aam.e amJ {'Ill · numb~r o• titc. patttrrt broueJlt out quite a number of ·hJ8hb' capable baekfteld lltrformen, the Uct remaina that then were no atattlipely brilliant ball in evidence. Several of the ' you w•nt. ybar l~tler-ID tbe to~W· crop of bac:ks Of class and i I 'Of : v,lqabl~ fo'~ \ most of you already h~ve lh"t ~hB · f!ds w~nt tQ Qf ~'flecking · tim• .tbtQ ~Y~{r~~ '" "'' • .. .f ' '. " '· ,. r ~; • ' • ' - ., 1' ~ 'f ' ribllne' ;,:' ' ' d1NfN·AT· mn ., . ,. ,, ·.• • • • • • ' · " • • >' :t ~ '• • o o . o o,•J • •• • • • •. • • • ' • ' • ' '' ....,. ' ' .. ' .. ! ,, "' ,, . ' ' .• l j ' ' ' I t ! ' ' • • I.; I' '· './ �' ,, ' ·, ·' SUNDAY, DEOEWBER 10, lPll .\ ,." . BIINDAY, DI:CEMJlEEI!O. 10>3 As Repeal Fl~~ Opened ,ill Go.tham f I ' "• ......... m " i ,. Wives' Deaths Under· Probe· 1: rt• -b...-.-.. ·~ '""""lna ...... ~, . .. .. . 'I t, I ..... ......... •:Jt4 fCn. ~{f. -.nd , • ~oe J ~ Un. ~~~ - I ~ no. .oon Rolpr of Pine Grove, ,llr. ailll .pc Mrs. 1'I10me Cottrl.ti 1 Rl'ld bt of /<!bam. • ~ Mn. Marpre\ SwNrinJ'eD o1 ..... 1&cuse was v111tlnl ' Mrt. Able &weiitrlna:en recently. '1 Mr. 1nd lira. Btll Junod or A~ en.e speot ThanMIIYiRIJ with tblt latter's parent.~ Mr. and Mr•. om. , r -~- Roush. Girla Subdue Plaina Eda By 24 ~o 10 Count . Oeorae Oomler a.ud Wallace Ant• , b"..r11er aaled Ol\ Jake Ooe1Jein Rook: Springs Sullday. 1 Mrs. M'arpret Raap i1 111. Rev and .Mrs. J . C. Pikb and J41it Emma Hamm of Pomeroy Sunda.y evenln&: iupper vueate Of Dana. Hamm and !amUy. ?f I \f. Earl f'rec:ker spent BatW'da)' evb- nil-11 wkh ..oeo Amberver and f~­ tty . • !. Mary lhle of Mornlnl' J'tar Will a tf'ce>ne-' sue&t bf'])ofoth:Y "Uamm. •. Mr. and Mrs.•Joe Thoren ot Oht.. cago arJrved Friday Lo spend .ap lmleflnite t.irl'e wth the latter's par• I cull; Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hanun. . ; 1 Mrs . Geo Amberger and son Wall1 :u·l' Hpn~t Friday with Mre. lllmftl' I· reeker and .SOl\ of Pine Grove. ! ' FAIRVIEW F"OR RENT OR FOR SALE-Four room hoUISe on Butternut Ave. C~tll ~6-X for turt.h~r Jntorma12-2-6~ tlon. FoR RENT- 2 beautiful tlats store. can (J',Te! A. & P. Edward Ebersba.ch u.t Red Anchor. 11·28-tJ :t'OF.. 8ALE--Qood top ooal and Bood furnace CO!tol at Square Dfla.l t-uofle Thurs- oual M1M. Phone 436-R. 12·2-tit I P'OR SALE-Bamea SIX ft. &Mfe. A barsain, 110. Inquire Oaa 08l.ce, Middleport. 12·Z-6t WANTED-Olrl tr-" wattre11s, some expertem.e pre1erred. Bee Ja.ck Mlsamore, 21R Front Bt. or Pho(l.e ti22 -X. 12-7-3t Bringing it Home I HAD A POST·CAAD FROM SPPHIE 10 DAY, CASPER! SHE SAYS COLONEL. HOOFER IS NEARLY AS FAT A'to EVER AND 'TllAT ~E"''LL RETURN HOME LOST - T..ru·gc, 1ed Houuct. Call or · notU'y "1/. R. Cui ·.mln& t>. Danvi;, _; Excha u ~r!, Pomeroy, Route :1. . j 'HE ~~~·~.wpular gift " A BUvernull .. '. Herman @tERHARDUS ' 11-IAT'!;. 'lllEI R HOME, AND I'LL BE WAITINlo ON THE DOOR STEP IM-Ia. '1l<EV ARRIVE 1 "IWI.T OLD 80V 'HA,_ MAOE i"'E'. UNCOMFORTABLE MANY "TIMES AND li-IIS IS MV CHANCE TO WORRY MIM A BIT~ . MONDAY! 1:!·1-:.!t -to the __ Colonel' OHIO vo. BLISS. COLLEGE At Atlhena, Tuesday, Dec, 12, 7:30 p. m. Admi11ion High School Studenla, 2Sc Adults, 40c (i,.cluding tax) MICHIGAN$ GREAT liAt..Ff3ACI<. ··- Til ERE A1U: ll l'tOPlE 0H MY on:T LIST AHD 1 : Cook Hook", Call Mtrlttm Black- more 4D ·X. Sl MPI.V 00111 KMCW WHA'J'ltl ~'IE TIIENI. 12·7-Jt Plloi'ER.' LIT'S Sf£ IF TilE WON'T HELP US. AND IIOW'S TIHI !=OR IMil'f JANE? \ ' \ TIIERE'S JUST Till TWIHG FOR UN(lE 811.1. AND IT Qt;C/ <OSTS A 00!.\Ail.. I KNOW SHElL UJVEIT ~, I· [!) · Society's favorite eJw.t unwrap a snowy-white r.quarc uf ''Philadelphia" Brnnd Cream Cheese-aerve it for dCSBert with a Back Seat )am, cracken and oolfec! "PhlladclJlhia," made from sweet cream, is deUcately.flavored and pure. Hiahly n11tr£tioua, it ia aplendld for children. Serve it often I WELL 'lOUR. LIST IS PRACTICALlY DONE 'When YOUP. Ci Visits OUR c· · YU,AIIO IT·WON'T COST US \ AS MIKM AS'I~ I'D JUST SIIOPI'ED AIIOimD EITIIEI'l. W!'u. 011[1( 'tOAIORIIOW~ PAPEitroo. YOU BET! AMO 1\1110r G'OIIIG 10 IETYOUTil.L I'IEWIIJ.T· YOU WANT TillS liE'AA.I'L~ WAltll TilE ADS INrn..\[1. \ Goop INTERFERENCE . HELPS T1:> ·-MAKE . -AAI .ALL~AMERIC'AM.' W SAC:K !; WOOJ,&tfS· lOR MWt~.~.l~·::O~lf:,s~?, . k•¥~·~~~~ Ul!t~ir4 ,.,.,_ fu i41f.:~di••• ' i•t. Ho~ HILE the 1983 1rid sea110n to Gel Thul PatumJ cents (iu 1taa1p51 or coin) .Bureau. Write tarefu11J your · aam.e amJ {'Ill · numb~r o• titc. patttrrt broueJlt out quite a number of ·hJ8hb' capable baekfteld lltrformen, the Uct remaina that then were no atattlipely brilliant ball in evidence. Several of the ' you w•nt. ybar l~tler-ID tbe to~W· crop of bac:ks Of class and i I 'Of : v,lqabl~ fo'~ \ most of you already h~ve lh"t ~hB · f!ds w~nt tQ Qf ~'flecking · tim• .tbtQ ~Y~{r~~ '" "'' • .. .f ' '. " '· ,. r ~; • ' • ' - ., 1' ~ 'f ' ribllne' ;,:' ' ' d1NfN·AT· mn ., . ,. ,, ·.• • • • • • ' · " • • >' :t ~ '• • o o . o o,•J • •• • • • •. • • • ' • ' • ' '' ....,. ' ' .. ' .. ! ,, "' ,, . ' ' .• l j ' ' ' I t ! ' ' • • I.; I' '· './ �• > ' lllJHDAY, DI!IOJlMBZB 10, lJD 'TJl ~'jl 4j jjf l') I• t G ti $)Al l S T t. EDITORIAL OF~IC~·• s·n Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R [XEC~TI~E BEGINS W~RK ~f MEHGIN~ UNITS CHI[F ' Unde.- Supervision ol NR~ COmmittee ol Oblo Bankers Association and American.. Bankers Association. · · APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT OCT. J, 1933 EFFECTIVE IN MEIGS COUNTY JAN. 1, 1934 ' . Emergency Council To Play Important Part In Move ' WALKER NAMED In formulating the following rules and regulations the N R A Committee had constantly in mind three cardinal principl~s-that all , .~ 0· ~~s~ns ru;t prev.e~t unfair competition, must ~e fair both to the bank and the public an~ that all charges must be sufficient to cover costs ttth; a · ~ etermmm~ the amount of the var_I ous .char~es the Committe~ did not resort to:·guess work, it had before it ,actulll cqst fi · res ·developed m.the analysis of a number of banks of varmus sizes from all sections of the country and the advice of nationally recognized a~horities on tt~e snb~ehct ohf bank cos~s. These r~les .ap~ly ~qually to all organizations,.corporations or individuals regardless of their functions or con· nee_mns wit t e commumty or bankmg mshtn ttons. . . .. . . .. . . INTEREST ON DEPOSIT " The payment of interest on demand, time and fivilige dilfJ08it6 shall be subject to all reStl'fctibns as-to rate and method of computatipn as govern~ by the Banking Act of i933 ·and· the rules of the Federal Reserve Board. In•.addition to the above the foll?wi,ng rules sh~~l apply: · ~ ,... Savings Account&. '"' No interest shaH be paid on fmctional i(<~ pat-ts of a dollar. No interest shall be · paid on balances of )ess than $20.00. . lnter,est shall not be credited more frequently than semi-annually. No intet·est shall be paid on Chti£tmae, Vacation or other ~peeial club accounts. · . '' CE~TIFICATES ()F DEPOSIT . ' r;~(j ~nwrest shall be paid on cettificates qt~}ieposit after matw·ity. No cettificate Sba:l'l 'be p~id before matul'ity. No cettificate sh~!lb~ dated qack a4 :,u!Y time. ,. ' ·, :' \ I J ·_,, SERVI(~ ; CHARCES ON ~tSCELLA NE®S PROVISIONS PERTAtNJNG tO CHECKING ACCOUNTS. Cheektilg accounts shall j>e subject to a measur~d'ilerv~ charge hl¥led on activity and cost of operation. 'l;'here shall be allowed il certaiil pumber of free checks proportiona!A to the minimum balance dul'ing the montli·. A charge shall be made ·· for each check paid in excese of this' number. . All accounts against wliich one or more checks are paid, and which fall below $100 in· halance ~during the month, shall also be ~ub)ect to basic charge of 50c. This measured service charge shall be applied in accordance with the following schedule: Minimum Basic Free Checks Charge Balance Under $50 5 $.50 ·-:., $50.- 100 HI .fiO ·, .,,'i911~11()0 10 / None '~ 20() - ROO 11) NOn£'! a " • • '' '.~ 1 ...· l i' .~ • ' · LOANS. -~ to its main office or division office as serIt shall be the policy of the 'banks to convice charge shall b11 made at the rate of 15c fhte loans to those who maintain a, compenper $100 for such transfers. This charge sating checking acco•mt. !fua_ll not al!ply in the case of 1$ account whtch carnes a balance sufficient to proAll interest on demand paper shall be colduce net income to the bank equal to or exJecte<l quarterly or more often if desirable. ceeding that which woulrl· be produced if Minimum chm·ge for any loan $1.00. In the case of mmtgage loans, all costs official checks m· drafts were used for the transfer. such as the wliting and recording of the mortgage, the prepljring of an abstract or a Sitht Drafto and Bill of Lading Orafto. certific.ate of title, to be borne by the bot·On sight drafts and bill of lading drafts rowet·. received for collection direct or from nonPaat Due Paper. correspondent banks, there shall be a In the ca!!ll of past due note~~, there shall · charge of l5c }>er $100. Minimum charge be a service charge of 25c for each notlc'e 25c. f'<lnt to the borrower aftet• the first notice. On sight drafts and bill of lading drafts This charge applies to all notices, whether received for collection from correspondent written, verbal, ol'telephonie. banks, or from the Federal Reserve Bank, STOCKS AND BONDS. there shall be a charge of 10c· ·ner $100· Minimum, 25c. For the purchase, sale, collection or ex· ' 1- • ' . -~·--ch!\nge of coupon bonds, a fee of lfR of 1% · · Collections in addition to broker commisSions and othA collection shall be considered a trans~~- .expenses shall - be charged Minimum action, the proceeds of which are credited charge $1.25. to a customer's account only after payment · Forth~ purchase, sale, collection or exhas been received. change, of registered bonds, a fe~ · of j/1 of . Notes and drafts on out-of-town points1% in addition to broker commissions anrl COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS 15c per $100 or fraction there<lt plus all exother expenses shlill be charged. Minimum 1 pense, excepting w1ten compensating balan' ' charge $2.50. : Special Printing On Checka . ' .. l ' . ' ces are carried-Minimum charge 25c. Only stock forms of checks shall be furnCoupona: ished gratis to customers. A charge of not A set·vic~ charge of not less than 5c per Safe Oepoait and Safe · Keepint less than cost plus10','.• shall be made for coupon shall be made on all bond coupons Allll!embers shall make a charge for the s!)ecial pl'inting and binders. Other sup~ashei) over thetcounter for n\lll·depositors, rental M safe dl!posit boxes. There shall ,plies such as endorsement stamps, etc., shall nnspectjve of th!!/ltfiount. , be a 'minimum chw-ge of $2.00 per box, per :be charged for on the sa.me basts. Guarantl!eing Sipaturea On R~tiater~d annum, plus tax. lntereat on Checkin1 Accounts · Bonda, Stocka Cth. etc. ' No bank shall accept securities or other No interest !\h;lll be paid on demand deFirst ......... . .............. .• . . .. 25c propetty of value for ~e-keeping for a posit,!!, e~ceyt in cases where intet·est is reEach additional . , .. , ............. , 10c longer pel'iod than 30 days excepting when quil'e[l b:lr Jaw. Except in connection with sale thereof. held in a trust department. Checka Caahed Over The Counter Trnelero Checka Overdrafts · Checks and drafts cashed on out-of-town ' ' ' 't: % of 1 %-Minimum charge-75c. Overdrafts should not \be all()-wed. points for other than depositors, except Payment Of T .,..,. Should overdrafts occur,'•15c per ·$100 or .,. where compensating balances are carried •, Wben,a hfn,k obtains bilr~nd pays !.axfraction thereof shal~ be charged for each by the drawljr, shall be charged for at the es for depositors, a charge of 25c per reday the account is overdrawn, this charge mte of 15c per item or 25c per $100, which ceipt shall be made. to go into effE~Ct on the third dll!V after the ever is greater. · " Premiumo overdraft is created. An initial or miniCa•h\"•(• Checka and Orafta · No premiums of any character may be mum charge of 50c to be made to cover 15c per pului~ shall be charged for given in connection with the opening of ·J the coflt of giving notice. drafts and· Calihier's Checks. This charge accounts nor in any instance to depoSitors. may be waived in cases where compensating Checka Returned. Advmiaint. balances are carried. (Minimum charge Advertising in newspapers, ~P.ill{l.l;ines, A charge of 50c :will be made for ach~ ·. • 1&eents.) , • , . .• , . , check,returne4 ~-!lct!plHI~ Gf:l\~t suf!!,~t :- . ',; ( Wbel\ a chec~ng i14:CO~l{lt is~d ~by the \ ' - pr~s, e~., js perrmt~d . only in·: Pl!bli~. :/ funds, post-dated .er draW!II ag&IJ\~6\: lffli;Ol •.' · J . dl\ii'1181l0Ps.J>..d~l¥_;.:&s ~ ~-,'!?.(~,,~~. '·"~·', capons~~,- ~~~; . . } PI!~~~./l't4W ~­ lected'balances. ,, . fen'ing funds from tt!llllCal ·b nmch ·or office ·· · ·· menta bf owner!Vup and etrculatioii·. · ·. • ' ·.·· 300 - 400 20 None 400 - 500 25 , None All checks p~d in excess of the number of free checks allowed !lnder the ~bove schedule, shall be chargad for at the rate of 4c each. Minimum charge 25c. Countet· withdt·awal •·eceipts and ordet·s to pav taken up with a single check at the close of the day's business, shall be considered as checl<s under the above scheclule. All accounts having minimum balances in exces~- of $500 and smaller accounts which show unusual deposit ,activity, shall be subject to detailed analy!lfs and a charge made for the .service reitdered in excel§; of the eamings pronuced by the loanable balance. The following earning rate, reserve requirement~-. and item charge to be appliefl: Earning rate not to exceed ... . . . . . .. 3% Reserves, not less than ......... . .. 20 '1•· Checks on us, foreign items and local cleatings, not less thlli!l , . . . . . . . . . . . 3c Cm·t·ency and coin deposited per thousand not le~s than ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50c Monthly maintenan.ce, not le•s than . . 50r To Head Group Formed To Solidify Parts Of N. R. A. - . A f.'\ ' First City Bank R,acine Home Bank Pomeroy National Bank · Rathbt.;irn's Barik Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Citizens National Bank ...... F~st National Bank of Bacin"" ~~:~-~~~·-··~~·:.~~~ WEATHER- Part f 7 cloudy and colder witlr light snow in northeast to' n.i!lht. Tuesday cloudy n ~m g temperature. By Carrier 16 Cent&--By Mail $4.00 PRICE HEAVY TOLL \CLAIMED BY ACCIDENT by MEIGS COUNTY·BANKERS.· ASSOCIATION BANKING HOURS. Banks shall be opened for service tn the public for : a maxi!lfum <)f . thirty-three hours pet week. In View of the fact that Saturday afternoon is a legal holiday in the ~ta.te .o~ phio, all Meigs County Banks have apportLonad th.ese hours ae follows : ~~00 o'clock A;' M. until3:00 o'clock P. M. e#h::weelvlay, and 9:00 o'clock A.M. un~1 •12;0Q P. M: noon on Sljturday. AN Je . ill hofida¥s in Ohio shall be ()bserwd. 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Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 10, 1933 geoglein gresham robinson still thompson