http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e1100e5023090dd053d857ed39f3cc02.pdf 5017b7a5ca22f38b9ab6ef0a2e303be4 PDF Text Text .. ' 7UIII in the world and her economic n PANTH£H H~HD AT W~RK TO PR[P~H[ fOR ·o[VIl' GAM[ voya lntormally a.s a bull continued dtlcus51ona. for Btnoe aeeln( President Roosevelt yeatttl'dM.Y Bir Ronald LlndAY the Brlt11h Am bU&ador and 81r Prederiek Leith Roes. Brlt.Lsh Tnlaaury repre~enta tlve have commwtlcated with Um FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE All the new shades m Chmese blue red and green blackberry r$p berry brown black and othet staple shades ~nd at popular pn~es. $$ Be&'lnntng at 9S A good aeleclton al $7 SO All of our $12 SO Oreu eo now $Hl00 1 he new matertalo.. and h•outtful atvlea $14i9S A i!•K aeli'Chon at $17.SO A fe,. at '$199S Velveto thai lltll~en.$2S 00 ..... ho t! by Mrs L R P&l'me( p.ijd .son Leroy of Mansfle d who hav e been v t ne ~tt tht! Caver bomt M s F'a mer and son wl pent! he em nd r of the w~k wl a eshere J ••• and M s Jan ea Russ o tfo d rpent Thursday with tht f mt s pa ~n ts M &lid Mb 1..! u RWJ.S of Drce2y He ghts M H~ . .. .. . Mary and Ann McCroba .. I who j I I Martha Ruth '1 year old daua:l M and M s Bradford Hud 0<0 son r l;lutte D'fl ~venue who has Ohio been conf ed to her horne the PMt ;cveral days with toru.illtis WM ~ able t.o resume her studltl:i u.t Sugar ~er of I ...., Ben Spencer ot Rocheater Pa re turned to his home :rhurtiday after a vlait with hl8 a st.er Mrs Char es Hartley or Butternut Avenue .. SMOCKS, fl?~ Misll Vlr&le Hobstetter has been 1291.00 Jl'irst Nat o ai 32B? uo employed at the 'Bank during the absent of Mrs P 3590 00 Bts.nley who with her huaband Dr 760::100 otanley leJt recently for a s x 1!'i!'i Oo1 1187 00 nonth s vis t In AriEOna 8R::r7 fl" Mn. Carol ne EnJIIsb of Zansa ~~~ml 00 o_,. .. . MhorU Heanll News- W•lldnr Y nr Kaby I!BE!n Y THEATRE =t 'TO THE LAST MAN' Randolph StoU EalMr ltal .... ' Money Mra Ch•rles Eberab&ch and trea11 rer 1\u4ot Mr~ 'J11.Ursi1aJ a'nd called : upon the r di.UfCh~ Mi!pea I)uDolllfJ"t El:lftl );~AM i'tfday t P M "fl' 1\nd """'""" ,...... -beat Galltpoh•- ANNOUNCEMENT to -merl)' wlib &be American Expre!IH b11 nut. dool' to munarer of JNTIER CITIES OIL CO OU!ce II JOU aeed Jl&ll. oll ll complete l•bricaUaJ senlce fl'ft air or water In your radiator we lnYlle you to drive In plea~e and roa'll drive out pleated Ptt~l Second Street Pomeroy Football Pomeroy Purple Panthers -vaGalhpoha Blue Oevtla FrldaJ Nonmber 3 I :tl PM M1ddleport H11h School Fteld ldmlulon Students 20c Adults 35r. \ A Marvelous aelechon at $2000 Ntcer Coats, better fun more expensave hnangs at $3SOO The ptck of the aeaaon tn beauhful skunk, Beaver and all the Expen ~ fu'l at ··" , S49 ~d ~9 ~ •n• '~\ ' .~ ~ Childrena ;"" ._ ~ • alI ~tzea Coats, Begtnn1ng at Rf"COVeTy RVSRINO BUSINESS Co umbus 0 Nov 3-tN5-The Fnmk In County ma.rrtaa:e ttoenae busineu Is stiU rushing a or the county marrlas:e license relealed today A t.otal of 216 llcerllell was durtl\g the month an per cent above the previous ... Kentucky Killers Pay Supreme Cost Ladte• Coah htghly lrtmmed wtth Mamunk Raccoon Oppoaaum, etc at $17 SO Louis Reibel were vlsiton il) Athena Sioopna,.-1• &. · ~~ p. ' I Two ....., Elec:trocuted for Comm•ttml' Murder; One W•n• Reap1te • ) $5 00 to $12 SO Ratncoah, Ladtea and Chtldrens $2 SO & $5 ,...,fOoatlnued fl'()lll ...,... orte) age or Ailver but declared l.nftaUon ~ n:DOials I would fall It Is a new method or develulns he g:old dollar but tt wm acaom Memben of t.hc Otrele of the JJ1 sh ttl!l purpoi!M! aald Rainey l"OOerated church were entertained Were It 1"'t that tnternaUonAI Wednesday eventna at the home of Mrs Helen E Ze her of Mulberry Avenue AsaleUnf Mrs Zelher were Mrs J L P'auber Mra. W p Sthoenletn and Mlaa Mara:Wirite Meyer An announoement wu made dur ng the bualnesa meetm. ot • 4Jn ner aponiOred. by the orcanlll&tion v eh woulll be held .Armlatktl Ita.y November It at the Pea.ce Evangel! ll church Be1tdea tbt USI,lal dinner Ihe Kh n Ie11ncJ L t\'51 al~o w II trade hat been stepped b7 tarift' an It would have railed prloee II\ a week The I(Old bQJinl plan Ratney n:ld wW ralae eotton prtcee be CRUI8 Europe II buflnl cotton Jt ~ ill ra1ae train and meat pricee more atowb' beC&llll fore!ln mar t:ots have been barred to the U..lt cd atatea,; he aa1d. The Democrat.a wtU not. klar down tarlfta 'WI.lll Ra.ll'lt)' l&ld because he ll.'!ted on11 ti( n:tt.llatory tarlffll 11 pn~vent tt. or fmelin ' • KNIT DRESSES A b1g selectiOn smgle dress--also twm sets All colors-All SJzes$2 95, $3 9S, $5 95 Edra She Dn!lll8el and Coa&a tor the LadJ that. .. hard &o fll j I n• Donald J Hoeldns county pro~ c:uwr who obLalned the IDdk:tme"' ot Sen WUllam H Heme D Norwalk on a bribe sol cltatlo charge expected the so on to pos bOnd dur ng the day Aft.er be na torn a.lly served with not.lce of his lnd ctment Herne hs.s 24 hOurs W decide on wha p re. to enter but in view of hill emphatic den [OJ or the c:harse o. plea ol not. gu ty W!:\8 expected tv be ent red when h posts bond No warrant has been lflsued for Herner beca.uat! of hl8 standing as a state leglalatton but ~ county prosecutor nd cated tha.t Jf Uu: St:natvr does not appear at hls of flee tocla.Y he will take action Hoskins refused to etnnment on nunorB that the lilrancl Jury may be asked to return a t.rue bill aplnsL another member or the senate Oov Oeorae Whlt.e haa ed he wil not Blk na.t10n tram the m !lY<IO!l,_ty J;Jf rna~ A II of our Coat• \1\ as bought at low pt1< e< - We d1rl not pay the a<lvance-We bought erulv-Anrl only •how coats of value and quahty Jl .... fa~U.n In 81 od 111 I • 4 • 8 Jordan OlliiiKild of ColumbUJs Is the gue~~t of Mr ill\d Mrs Lar ~ope J: Heiner uf ~ulJand Crabbe Ja.ek LaRue n c8111H!d until next week • Leave 1t t< us to unearth matvelous val ues for vou' Despite h1ghe~ pt >duclton co~ts ~:nd market hcrtage~ we keep shop pmg a1 ound huntmg values that v. know v. omen Will appt ccwte Mrs '0 H '8cov1lle or King CUy Ml810url 1fJ the guest of Mise Lucy Gibbs of M\)ll)frr')' Aventre Mn j Scoville formerly or Ponieroy wll.!l thewtreor~~pr W well known Pomeroy phyal Frid.a1 and Sat"rday been appointed I ••• Ohio Nov 3 - INS Indictment a ready -e tun ed a d s second n!porwd un del' eons d~ra tio.n the l'"r&nkJ counw tmnd jury problfi¥ lqilla u~ lobb~iabl ne&tvltlel today S:tooti Co umbu.s 0 Wlth on COATS vii~ has l'l!turned after a v sit with relaUves and frtenda In Pomt>roy 11.nd Ma..<10n City &'1'45 uo sO Whereby Pncea For Farm To Teatafy Before Comm Producta May Be Walk Out By Hard Coal ttlee On Text Book Speedtly Rataed W orkera Would Af Que•lton feet lSO 000 Men By WILLIAM S NEAL Beautiful ••• (lfl Be111nntng at $5.95, $7 SO, · ·10i00 WORKING ON PLAN 1als plam mater1als m1ci{ey mouse patterns large br1ght figures etc; $195 I ..,.. Pt!cry ~ iill•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• News Flashes Railroad Stocks Show Strength - •• Only fM.ture of Other WIM Dull Sloek Mar ket Today N[W ENTUM G~INH Bl STRIKE IN G[NTH~I WEST Dt•ordera Among Ptcketa Challenge Authort hea In Iowa HOUSE DRESSES Pretty and well made to use for mormng shoppmg as well as for house $1 SO and $1 9S I Mrs Cora Roberte Ia stay n I t.he office of the MeiRS Water company durlll(l' the llbsence or M Ella. MIUer wh.o left Wednesday tor •a:ti400 an extensive ylsit with hN" 110t I:JeutenSJit Albert MIUer and w fe JOFUI.OO of Port Townsend WIIJ!hlngton , . . Of) Ti-tt A conkHet:e 1~n~Mso the colm• goorl •upstanttal l'Oiofs of 1;>1 f1Wn g e> blacj ,~1\l~ty I E ~ ~ ' $295 Run sci ool 1'huf'dll.)' plQl'Ding •nd l'rlttar ~ up tv $l'r \ ~ . D~SSES In the new f<tOt.ball shad~s; brfght Mostly All Stlk A Few Kntt ljeen confined to their home ! L ncolr HIU because of Ulnl!!l!l are reported much improved Mr a.nd Mra. ~rge 0 M.orrls ot Portimot~th vs ~ Mr and Mrs E H Morrlli o.nd famUY Wednesday and attended the funer&l rlt.ea c<»: ucted .Jor C'::"l: TcN~tughton WOOL SPECIAL' One lot of $S 9S and a few htgh er prtced dre11e1 Margs t SJ umo.k b fined to he ho e by l.l1 hve latrllUOn of t.ratlen increased about. 3::1 per cent t.his year That make the mos~ of the Hobday season and are very gay ' M s A H Fisher QOOOmpanl d by her daughte s Mrs ~ugene Bryant and Mro L P' Sch{)fnleb sptnt Thurlld~Y In fllu tlng\.o'n. tt .,:ue.<:t df ber sl!lt r Mrs Loren Cav t: eeThey were aooompaq,l~d A H La.wlil) 1 000 truck& llnd 60 000 tranera Res DRESSES ••• ~toopnoe~y BJ' Carrier 16 Centa- By Ma1J tl 00 lD The Tribune AOMINISTRATWN W~~K U GR~NO , . .......... ' ..,""'' •. - TO M~KE CHANG JURY IN CAPITAl I g~= :~:.-'..:.~~:: ~~. w:h T~ HflP fMIMEH I IS Nn YH DUNE SILK Mrs Mar e Gatewood returne:l home Wednesdi\,Y tvenL"" af~ o. ~ o wee Its visit Spent Wfth rei a t ~es n C eveland iiJKi Co umbus Sf1Drt11 na Olen M Dally estm ated todt.y ••• aton Nuab Nt~n pared with 1932 ftawes 1!&:1 t :.. He esttmated 1933 regjatraUona at Mr and Mrs OIK:ur Myers a I M Rl d Mrs Dayton AllhWOrth II tended ttw funeral of th ln. Mft.l"lon McGuire held In ~Ina thursday The dece;ucd ~ a. cousin ot Mrs Myers !141ddi~1Jorl.. R FEWER MOTORS IN OHIO O<llumbua 0 Nov J-IN8--Re1 !'tratton of motor vehlt':IU In Oluo lhJs year wlll show a pneral de Mrs. B ancl Roller of Mulberr3 venue tuu1 returned from Portemouth where she spent ~oo: vera.l a.y:; w th frier,d.a s.nd a.ttended the i~>trict me ting of Rebekah lodge held Tuesday afternoon and ev n ng At the meetlnll' Mrs Roller was lnsLII.I ed u pre~:~ldent f(lr tl '·' " Ins yea.; Kt'Q~r " ~-Ohk>--Pal tonlu::ht e.ttd prob6tllf ~ day Col de t.onteht w va M1111U1 ~ ~ ~nd Ra n In East port2on. ...._."" day EADERS NOTICE - If you want tho Nowa Oftlce of The DaU' fl'ribuno, call 2~6-L If the Bua!Detll Oftlce as.k for 1!02 R. u 1t, Personals Sh11nnon Ottn Barlbl!r 1VEATHER FORECAST- don -Beat Galltpoha- Lee Tncy Mae Clairll 1 5TH 'lbe proposUJon wu de.sertbed aJ Noted Pep Meehng Be Held Thta Evenma CLOCK'/ 0 belnl advanced bY the Brttlah er. TWO CASUALTIES TURN BA.Cf\ "MUS!:UY ccnrery llfea&er "Beat Calltpoha ' Conttn uea to Be The Cry In Panther Camp 'Phu~'fl. 011 10 GTAT£ C: H ,. f .I WUbs Barre PL. NOY :S INs-A pt"'OM)Rd ,eneral Ueup of &be n.orthem a.n.thJa.elte fteld na tempon.rlly t«nlt•lled \o ~ whtlll luiii'IUf. 1lblon dele ..... Jlelded. to 1be pfi ol Mo•tczwr I I Vurnn. and a4 Joumed U~lr oonftnlicm until l!IOPM. INS Smfr CorrBBpondent Wuhtnton Nov j..--1~::1- A1 n n.U: atlo I arm reli f ohleft> a.n t m~dweste n (iOVe'l' o >S &etk.>lla" met'n~ o 8PtC.:i11y bcoo.t. prteu ot I larm. products fire conb'clnted >dt'Y by th opin on of adm1nis 1Qtlon leglll experts that conyn!ll!l I <aid not give authority o n.at n n lmuum pr'.e~fixing or rarm prod "'" Wilkes Barre Pa Nov 3-INSEfforts we e being made to 1 hreats of an antbraclte strike at uch evt: the Mm end through oth fed na nearly 60000 mll'e workeu er n thods bu tni' ti ~u t c two co\Ultlel!l with a general hard Yf're so p-ea' that Secretary coal walkout as a subsequent even A6!;r cu lure Walla t>a d the ftv uallty loomed t.oday as an tmn e western governors who came bJre dlate pouib Uty 1J L t t IJO~ S As 1nsur1ent miners re&umed would not meet President ROOfle he r converotlon Thomas Maloney v~ t asain unt I w.n orrow o.nnow1ced bJa Intention or plocjng Af!.er 11 cunf re lCt' wit.l the gov Wallatt! went to the Wh t he question ~fore delegates at 11 o clock lf federal representatives tailed. to appear Maloney .uld. he had failed ut Washington Nov 3- INs--Dial t.f..rl.y to a:et any satlafactlon from fed.era.l wthol' t es n his quest lor t c and temporary dt.viB on of b 11t.ervent10n ThUll far Ule strike In t.he Saran ton Wilkes. Barre has been tlllmed onJy Alden 1Nl tho H••"!'C>ll rrom a cdmtnlatn;.tlono farm relief pro 1J llm In a.n errort to satlary t.he embattled farmers of the W1:3 ap ...,..~ probable tod&lM -> , _ Wit)\ frt:Sldent ~1~ lUI out. to relieve the ~ of fU mers as quickly aa poslible Secre tary of Aarlculture hhJ aades tmd five . PAROLE ACTION DELAYED Co umbu& 0 Nov 3-INS-Ac lon on the appllca Jon& or Dav 15 r.NI E me HB~j:IY sentenced from Me 8Jol Coun y fo bur11iary 9.nd la.r Ct>ny for paro e& from Ohlo ~nl tent ary v;as delayed today by he s 11 e boa U of paroles unt Mc.rch "' pr aoners at the Pen lent ary \\ere granted ~aroles ar'ld se en we e Krant.ed c d t ona e e3Ses Se~en parolell ar'ld c ne eond t ona re ease rrom tt Mary v R ro naton; for Women a oo we e announced bv lebood N ne en o he r:- ate rHESIHNT CIV f[OERAl l P~li~Y. THOU ' Knotty Problema To ~ . Solved By F~!~ Ofhctala ~l,l;i l �.'. ., ' "· • .' PBIDAY, NOVIIMBI!lR I . 1031 -- .- - -- ~ '. ... "' . .. l"RIDAY, NO'/EMBI!lR 3 1933 PAQE'niJIB PASTOR STRICUN 1 Za 1eavllle Nov 3-IN8-StriCUn w1t.h a heart r ll~ck aa be addl'NIed a. high AChoul a~~~~emW&ae Ill chapel servl ~. ttev E 1\ J6nm, pa.!ltor of the Methodist. EplACOP.&) church at Ot~~e~o f!!ll dead yeeter<lay PBONJ: !'OW NJ:WI TO VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS Phone 582-L UNDV's IN HOLLAND SOCIETY ENJOYS '"WORLD CRUISE .. - .....--- FOUIIT IIJ)N No It, ()MUJij)JI 'N,lTlONAL ADl'EKTJSING &EPaESaN'I'A\'JftS lQle:y Supt. L'llloa&:o. l"bJla4elpbJa. Pi&tllMJrlb, atUwapUI .-c--------------;r=o,~B;d~I~~~~.O~I~IIl!~e~C~a~U~*d~-~L---------------~ Bulue.~ tppic "DoefJ God Care?" Th4 publle at11! 2~laU. Preachlnl 00 P ¥.i.>vll•d Olfiee aad Ckaalalhm Dept. C.U Jn•• these services.~ :I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ D~lln!ed B7 Carrier t:a~ Month .. . . ,, • . .. CDC Ytl&t . •• • . . . .. .• .• •• ,,. .60Three Months .. CJ(JO SlxUontha , , , •· c. PUob,.......,. .110 Sunday school 9 A M 1110 1110 1 M~~tlng pC Lu~er LeN:ue, Wed- r.esda:y 7 P M. 1 POMEROY CJJ-q8QJI <tJ' Kenne&b I. &eH, Mtpt. . . 9 30 Morning worship service and 1 class period. Our ev&D~:eU.Uc meeting beglna today wtth Brother C.: W Cauble of Indianapolis occupy- I ins the pulpit. Paynes• home You'll ·Get ·y our Money's Worth. l The church repre- e:ent.ed Wuhln1ton D C At etLCh Jllace, refre&bments were served to C!mespond with the co untry and city each reprcseJ'Ited I Dlvtne service 10.15 A. M Text :txodWJ ~o. 5 Sermon theme 'God's Threat from Sinal " 1 AKRON IS PROGRESSIVE ...., . . . f"i, Sr. PAUL LIJTBEIIAN CHUIICH One Week ..... .. ... .. .... , . • uone Month day evenlna: The trp1 conaiated of \'iiU• to Botrton, Chin& , Japan and Wuhlnrton, D C Rolston was located at the h.ome of Mrs. Bell~ Bates; Mrs Anna Morrlaon's home l'epresented China an<l the trip to Japan was held s.t Mrs Kathrytl. Sunday achool at 1 00 P. K. I ted KJmbaU. 1DD. ,., The M1sslonary Society of the Mt. M:orlah Baptlat Church enJoyed .a. ''Trip Around the World", Thura- ' 6 30 P M. Young Pe9Jile'a I l&.n EI'Ideavor Leader Ketmet.h Hy"11 7 30 Evening service BpecJal rrutlc at a1l rervlce.s Services bef!ln at '1 30 o'clock every evening I No service Saturday evening ATJ y OY!' 1 Model K-$2 In v~;~lue and performance this model is a leader. General Eleclric quality is built into this decorative Ul>ie model, fwm the walnut cabinet to the brilliance of its superhetrodyne performance. It has unusual tone for its size. Adequate volume for all needs. ~;~~~-='~, has six ~uQJit;, will receive ~E and amatell'" i!Ad. aircraft tra)'lsaddition ~ regular broadcasts. It has vernier tunin~r~ntrol, automatic vo[ ,,Jl;~econtrol, full Mill tone control-remarl~; feM~I •In..!14 · · ilijl!!Mive a receiver. $32'95 FRANCIS WALLACE 1 AUTHOR. 01' NHIJDDL6 Pomeroy , Ohio November 2 1933 Edttcr On !y Tribune, Pomeroy Ohio Dear Blr Will you please glvto the following letter space lro your uable paper and oblige (8l1J11edl Pearl Bolln When in a nation possessing wlllmiled resom!'es a.lcng with the great - I , ut Industrial P.l"d transportation equipment th e world lUls ever known, there develops a condition wherein mllllon.s or citizens are for Into dire dfiStitutlon a.nd atan1a.~ throuah being dented access tools of producton. it be q · ;~••••the dul;y of the workers and farmers as well as bwlness ln gen- \ 0.- co..., ...... .... "'"'7e WJaeat Cereal::::: -.21e . . . Ru- or Qakllt ~ I era!, to change t.hese CO[Idltlons ' . ' PEAC .......... , ill agreed while i& cunning. future gen~r&tt~~ns c~l~~~= 1 the eleto their menta..! de- COFFEE lb. lSe 27c ................. 1 •. • Daisy . ,.._... "<' _ ....... L••.. No ~ ~~, 19 e ONiapllft 1 lb MAHSR:HAJ,JAlWS box nece ~ ary C,QIIIb Honey ..,...._.,. -""" ·J.;;,.. ...... Helilth Baken Coooa : . .' Notice To Bak. Powd. So« '• 2 ·:.:.· lSc 5 ,. aaC'k Subscribers! ~· 23c So.p till ( Sc Web:. C.U.y Soap ..,..WI 'l'h .. IU ot' har Sc o.,,23c ..........., .. 28c u; lb SUGAR -·· '*. ...... ·- HAMS 111&&'1'1 j Soh ,... ili t.-... Pre ,J,.....~ ,.:,_ lb. 16'1zc ·~: 3 1.4:"2$.. ,· ,, ,.- " -. ----- - ' Jt li smd that the coa 1 ~tr1ke in Western Pennsylvania h.ts eoRt.thc miners, the operators and the railroads $20,-1 000,000. Jlut eventually they will get it all out of the cor_- j ~u m e r. . Even 1f we are off the gold stand4rd . the G<>lden ~ule bas not ·b een repealed, although a lot of folk ~ seem to . .' tnmk it -bas. , 17c CAKES Cil•t ... 22c PllODUCii: 4 ..... 2Sc 18 lloo. 29c Putan I...ett.o ~ ·· '. Ran or Whole BANANAS CouoolaM ', lb. 12~ic flUSH HAMS " t ' lb. !Sc Bll<lon J'alt •Hed ellou,.:lt Quahly , • lb 7c ·' '! Family ' ; 24 .... loaf .. \ 5f11•1• I • la•.U or wbol• ·, :lll'H ln occur. PINK SALMON' F-..cy ' WHITE HOUSE MILK AR~O PINEAPPLE BULK LIMA BEA:NS 2 NUTLEY OLEO 3 lba. BULK CANE SUGAR I0 lba. HADDOCK FILLETS 2 lba. ARMOURS BOLOGNA 10~ BREAD ~~ '• KRISPY CRACKERS PU~f'KIN 51i;.~~;~ lba. BUTTIR ' 17e can Panaoke Flour .. Pound i Petm S...k! 2 :~ $1.18 Oil ' ' 1~t '" WHO P4Y D41LY TRIBUNE CARRIERS To avoid confuoiop. ·all aubo~riplioao to the Daily Tribune lo "~ delivered by carrier IJil'en workero iu the Pri:e VoP"ll Cam· Jlllip pripr to Nov. Gwill be credited as if receiv<:d on that date, Theref<>l'fl Pl'Y yopr c.arrler ill J<>~~r r<:lnal¥ we,kly mN>ner up to tb&t time. , CHEESE 19c Oiltwlr' ~~~ ltew ~~ lit. - AT WEEKjLY RATE (~ream ' PRUNES are denied and 'EIGHT O'CLOCK . ASPARAGUS or welk'l)t ln the their !thE' wealthy) atonly objeotlve-om>D:l.Ore The lmO;t1Ve9 be- euu. •• •n (nt.. ._.. 1 A new tyranny has developed ' throush the control ot our great lncl.Uitr1al BYBtem by a few who man!- ' J.lll&~ th• afta.tn of \he IUitlcm ecltlahb' and truthleu.ty 'rhe suft'erlng t.nd misery of millions of victims la or no ___......, ClovM" l•'ll1n1 Yello" Cll np, deiiGIOUI wltb cerea.l11 allr. 5c 3 I~• 13· '\ ' Fresh Fruit- .· · ' . egetable. Iceberg Head Lettuce .......... &c · Tokay Grapes . . .. . .. .. .. 2 Ib.s. \5c Orange~. California . . . . . . . doz. 27" Kraut Cabbage . . . . . . 50 lb. bag 98c Idaho Baking Potatoes 15lb. bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c New Crop English Walnuts . . . lb. 25c • ' �.'. ., ' "· • .' PBIDAY, NOVIIMBI!lR I . 1031 -- .- - -- ~ '. ... "' . .. l"RIDAY, NO'/EMBI!lR 3 1933 PAQE'niJIB PASTOR STRICUN 1 Za 1eavllle Nov 3-IN8-StriCUn w1t.h a heart r ll~ck aa be addl'NIed a. high AChoul a~~~~emW&ae Ill chapel servl ~. ttev E 1\ J6nm, pa.!ltor of the Methodist. EplACOP.&) church at Ot~~e~o f!!ll dead yeeter<lay PBONJ: !'OW NJ:WI TO VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS Phone 582-L UNDV's IN HOLLAND SOCIETY ENJOYS '"WORLD CRUISE .. - .....--- FOUIIT IIJ)N No It, ()MUJij)JI 'N,lTlONAL ADl'EKTJSING &EPaESaN'I'A\'JftS lQle:y Supt. L'llloa&:o. l"bJla4elpbJa. Pi&tllMJrlb, atUwapUI .-c--------------;r=o,~B;d~I~~~~.O~I~IIl!~e~C~a~U~*d~-~L---------------~ Bulue.~ tppic "DoefJ God Care?" Th4 publle at11! 2~laU. Preachlnl 00 P ¥.i.>vll•d Olfiee aad Ckaalalhm Dept. C.U Jn•• these services.~ :I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ D~lln!ed B7 Carrier t:a~ Month .. . . ,, • . .. CDC Ytl&t . •• • . . . .. .• .• •• ,,. .60Three Months .. CJ(JO SlxUontha , , , •· c. PUob,.......,. .110 Sunday school 9 A M 1110 1110 1 M~~tlng pC Lu~er LeN:ue, Wed- r.esda:y 7 P M. 1 POMEROY CJJ-q8QJI <tJ' Kenne&b I. &eH, Mtpt. . . 9 30 Morning worship service and 1 class period. Our ev&D~:eU.Uc meeting beglna today wtth Brother C.: W Cauble of Indianapolis occupy- I ins the pulpit. Paynes• home You'll ·Get ·y our Money's Worth. l The church repre- e:ent.ed Wuhln1ton D C At etLCh Jllace, refre&bments were served to C!mespond with the co untry and city each reprcseJ'Ited I Dlvtne service 10.15 A. M Text :txodWJ ~o. 5 Sermon theme 'God's Threat from Sinal " 1 AKRON IS PROGRESSIVE ...., . . . f"i, Sr. PAUL LIJTBEIIAN CHUIICH One Week ..... .. ... .. .... , . • uone Month day evenlna: The trp1 conaiated of \'iiU• to Botrton, Chin& , Japan and Wuhlnrton, D C Rolston was located at the h.ome of Mrs. Bell~ Bates; Mrs Anna Morrlaon's home l'epresented China an<l the trip to Japan was held s.t Mrs Kathrytl. Sunday achool at 1 00 P. K. I ted KJmbaU. 1DD. ,., The M1sslonary Society of the Mt. M:orlah Baptlat Church enJoyed .a. ''Trip Around the World", Thura- ' 6 30 P M. Young Pe9Jile'a I l&.n EI'Ideavor Leader Ketmet.h Hy"11 7 30 Evening service BpecJal rrutlc at a1l rervlce.s Services bef!ln at '1 30 o'clock every evening I No service Saturday evening ATJ y OY!' 1 Model K-$2 In v~;~lue and performance this model is a leader. General Eleclric quality is built into this decorative Ul>ie model, fwm the walnut cabinet to the brilliance of its superhetrodyne performance. It has unusual tone for its size. Adequate volume for all needs. ~;~~~-='~, has six ~uQJit;, will receive ~E and amatell'" i!Ad. aircraft tra)'lsaddition ~ regular broadcasts. It has vernier tunin~r~ntrol, automatic vo[ ,,Jl;~econtrol, full Mill tone control-remarl~; feM~I •In..!14 · · ilijl!!Mive a receiver. $32'95 FRANCIS WALLACE 1 AUTHOR. 01' NHIJDDL6 Pomeroy , Ohio November 2 1933 Edttcr On !y Tribune, Pomeroy Ohio Dear Blr Will you please glvto the following letter space lro your uable paper and oblige (8l1J11edl Pearl Bolln When in a nation possessing wlllmiled resom!'es a.lcng with the great - I , ut Industrial P.l"d transportation equipment th e world lUls ever known, there develops a condition wherein mllllon.s or citizens are for Into dire dfiStitutlon a.nd atan1a.~ throuah being dented access tools of producton. it be q · ;~••••the dul;y of the workers and farmers as well as bwlness ln gen- \ 0.- co..., ...... .... "'"'7e WJaeat Cereal::::: -.21e . . . Ru- or Qakllt ~ I era!, to change t.hese CO[Idltlons ' . ' PEAC .......... , ill agreed while i& cunning. future gen~r&tt~~ns c~l~~~= 1 the eleto their menta..! de- COFFEE lb. lSe 27c ................. 1 •. • Daisy . ,.._... "<' _ ....... L••.. No ~ ~~, 19 e ONiapllft 1 lb MAHSR:HAJ,JAlWS box nece ~ ary C,QIIIb Honey ..,...._.,. -""" ·J.;;,.. ...... Helilth Baken Coooa : . .' Notice To Bak. Powd. So« '• 2 ·:.:.· lSc 5 ,. aaC'k Subscribers! ~· 23c So.p till ( Sc Web:. C.U.y Soap ..,..WI 'l'h .. IU ot' har Sc o.,,23c ..........., .. 28c u; lb SUGAR -·· '*. ...... ·- HAMS 111&&'1'1 j Soh ,... ili t.-... Pre ,J,.....~ ,.:,_ lb. 16'1zc ·~: 3 1.4:"2$.. ,· ,, ,.- " -. ----- - ' Jt li smd that the coa 1 ~tr1ke in Western Pennsylvania h.ts eoRt.thc miners, the operators and the railroads $20,-1 000,000. Jlut eventually they will get it all out of the cor_- j ~u m e r. . Even 1f we are off the gold stand4rd . the G<>lden ~ule bas not ·b een repealed, although a lot of folk ~ seem to . .' tnmk it -bas. , 17c CAKES Cil•t ... 22c PllODUCii: 4 ..... 2Sc 18 lloo. 29c Putan I...ett.o ~ ·· '. Ran or Whole BANANAS CouoolaM ', lb. 12~ic flUSH HAMS " t ' lb. !Sc Bll<lon J'alt •Hed ellou,.:lt Quahly , • lb 7c ·' '! Family ' ; 24 .... loaf .. \ 5f11•1• I • la•.U or wbol• ·, :lll'H ln occur. PINK SALMON' F-..cy ' WHITE HOUSE MILK AR~O PINEAPPLE BULK LIMA BEA:NS 2 NUTLEY OLEO 3 lba. BULK CANE SUGAR I0 lba. HADDOCK FILLETS 2 lba. ARMOURS BOLOGNA 10~ BREAD ~~ '• KRISPY CRACKERS PU~f'KIN 51i;.~~;~ lba. BUTTIR ' 17e can Panaoke Flour .. Pound i Petm S...k! 2 :~ $1.18 Oil ' ' 1~t '" WHO P4Y D41LY TRIBUNE CARRIERS To avoid confuoiop. ·all aubo~riplioao to the Daily Tribune lo "~ delivered by carrier IJil'en workero iu the Pri:e VoP"ll Cam· Jlllip pripr to Nov. Gwill be credited as if receiv<:d on that date, Theref<>l'fl Pl'Y yopr c.arrler ill J<>~~r r<:lnal¥ we,kly mN>ner up to tb&t time. , CHEESE 19c Oiltwlr' ~~~ ltew ~~ lit. - AT WEEKjLY RATE (~ream ' PRUNES are denied and 'EIGHT O'CLOCK . ASPARAGUS or welk'l)t ln the their !thE' wealthy) atonly objeotlve-om>D:l.Ore The lmO;t1Ve9 be- euu. •• •n (nt.. ._.. 1 A new tyranny has developed ' throush the control ot our great lncl.Uitr1al BYBtem by a few who man!- ' J.lll&~ th• afta.tn of \he IUitlcm ecltlahb' and truthleu.ty 'rhe suft'erlng t.nd misery of millions of victims la or no ___......, ClovM" l•'ll1n1 Yello" Cll np, deiiGIOUI wltb cerea.l11 allr. 5c 3 I~• 13· '\ ' Fresh Fruit- .· · ' . egetable. Iceberg Head Lettuce .......... &c · Tokay Grapes . . .. . .. .. .. 2 Ib.s. \5c Orange~. California . . . . . . . doz. 27" Kraut Cabbage . . . . . . 50 lb. bag 98c Idaho Baking Potatoes 15lb. bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c New Crop English Walnuts . . . lb. 25c • ' �... ' • I• ' ,, •• . l -?.,-~~~~ P'lUOAY. N0\' EM.5l."'R a, l 9i!3 c 't ..AS&lfii!.D ADV,J!:RTISING sECTION. Willaman Shifts To New Style For Indiana Contest To (12 pt.) \J»t ,(10 per llrle. 'JYPII IIJI'il ~~ify Double w;nJ P'le,n 1 Hiah School Studeuto Admitted to ~ PAGE Leap-rrog lrt f\1at Title Bout FIGH:y INS. At Nett York-Ton)' Palco. Ph""· I I I I 1 Murray Brandt. WUHamabura <1!1> -r Lou Baltea, Brooklyn, · 1eathot· 1 welght and Antol KOOIII, Hllfk8B'l'y, I Columbus, 0 ., Nov . 3- Intcre5 l In t he Ohio Sta.tu-tna ttma . llllt•J•Uih' 'IIIIIIJII:ii .. ':'!If' delphia, welterwei&:ht won over Joe OLict. New York f Ul). I ' Pet.e De GrM&~~e. Bfooklyn teatb- ! \ erweliht. defeal.e<l _}tarta.s M1li1J\I, I PhlUpplnea, (81. r Stanislaus Loayza, Chilean ll&"h~ wet1ht. was Riven deel&km over Came for 25c pt.) I TS p~ drew H'll. football Spa.gett De<:aro. 1 Ohio welter· game here saturday ACIU'ed today weight. knocked olii'"Coamo ouanwUh tbe announcement ' by coach di"Q. , Brookl)'n 1D 7· ~ am W1Uaman that the Buckeyes will employ 11. new attack agalnat 1he Hoosiers. KANAUCA convinced that he was not get· Ung the beat out of his mat~rla! Mr. lllld Mrs. John Jo~s and ~n , with halfbacks runnlniJ from the o! Dayum spNit th e week end wlttl tall·back p06ltions, Wlllamn.n ha.s ; Mrs. JoueB' mother, Mrs. Letha :'hlrted them in behh"\d the tackles. I 8\tlahl. ~ · •~o, Ir. 1929, Willaman used this for· I Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ru156eU g,nd wa"Uon, but changed in 1930 to Lh.e 1 OO.by visited her parent.s, Mr. and Warner system . , _ 1 Mrs. John Lamber t and family OVJ!r Age.ln.$t .- Big Ten · (lppoa1Uon this 1 the week rod. sfason the Buckeye nttack has been . Mnrg:-.rct ·A:w Rd!w and Ann:~. 1J.O~agas of Charleston spent the ineffective. But with th e n ew of• fl we, W:1Uaman hopes Lo break his V!eek end here ~uet;ts or their coubucks loose. In other wordfl, Willa· 1•~ · n Hilda. OHver . n1an hopes to hit home r uns. , Mr. and Mrs. W1"1Jl. Smith or In this scheme, his best sluggers Grown City visited at the Truman llre carl Cramer, Dayton, Jack Burnette home Wedr.esday. 1 E-m lth, Hamilton, lf.fld Dkk Heekln, The flrst quarterly conference or , ( inci.nflatL Fast and elu.~lve , Cramthe Cheshire circuit was held Tues·J tr a.nd Smith hl;lve looked good In tlay night OCt. 31st at Cheshire.\ rtactice under the new system, ntpt·csc ntative.~ !rom each charge / wfllle Dl.ck Beltz, a sophomore were present. . fla m Findlay, has come to the rore Champion Jim Browning dlsptay11 hia lr.ap.frng attainmentM1 he e&cl\pel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gorsuch or / since the. experiment. from one o:t Sandor Szabo's barlocks durin~: lhcir tille bl.~t- nt M adi~on / 1\trArt.hm vislled hf.s aunt Mr.s. Since Billy Ha yes took ove r the Square Garden, New York, Brnwning wrote fini s to the chal iL•ngCJ''~ rtnma Com5k.ck. and family Bun· head ooachiDG duUes nt Indiana JUe aspirations with an airplane ~cissoi'S after fifty minute. oJ I dny_ In the afternoon they motorOhio Sta.te has a one to uchdown _ _ __ __ _ ~rrup~i-~-~ eu to Harrismwille to visit their: m~rgin In lhe two games played . Iu SatuH! u~ w111 be EtLo:re Anto11 inl, oovemoL Paul v . McNutt of Tn· l u ::~cle Al~ah OnmeK and wife, ac·• 1931, the Buckeyes won, 13- 6. and C'llntoP., Ind . and F'itz Lyons, Fol"t c' ann and his wl~e will attend the! t.~mparu~d by,. Mrs. Coms~k atld! iltst year, when Ohio was f:uorcd to W ayne. Ind. Around these men, I ~::. me with Ohlo'.s ooverNJr Ollorge 1°•· l heil rttt.. n tnp they, called r l'' !n, Indiaf\8. fought Its way to e HRyr.s has bUJ!t li passing attack Wh ttu ~~ond Miss M9ry Louise White, on his aunt Mn H"-cbcl 1raey of 7-"; tie. From last yeofs team, \'Jhich he hopes will give his team 11d;mghter of the Ohio ~:overnor. 1 near Pomeroy. '1 I Coach Hayes ha.s 12 lettermen / enoug h punch to get a lead over Both governors will addr c~:<s the Bettie J e~n da_ughter of Mr. R.l'ld ll.I' Rilable. u -.0 Buckeyes. ~., uwds -a t . h"lftime. 1 Mrs . De we~ Jwdnn is Ill wllh With an extr a week in which to There will probably be OP.e or lat·}·ngltLS m th~ Holzer hosplinl a.~ jJrt pftre for the Ohio Stute ga me, two changes in the Ohio Btnte line I · -Ga llipolis. CoRch Hayes ha.s given over his at- ~'P bt:C!IUSe or the new setup. Carl · With The Wrestlers Mr. aud Mr~;. F. l'' . Thomton a.nd tentl on to two things : giving hll; Cramer returns as a deftnl1e threat ~by s pent Uw week end with rela· reterans a chance to recover rrom and mo.y start at quftrterback ; t vcz; In Bulfnlo and Charleston. , lt>-juries reclllvcd In the Notre Dame H eckln anc_ Smith probably wlll be At Nuw York:_Lcn · Macaluso. e:<· - - - - - ~--~ -liiHl Northwestern games. and de- at lhc ha i:J backs with Kabeo.lo a t I Colgate foot.bD.U player. and sam· MT. OLIVE 1 \'r lCI'Jl_lng a passing attack . , full!xlck. my Stein Ne w York drew. With a line whclh was nble to out: · · e'l<UBC ami stop Minnesota, the Thl'n~ mny one change In the Jnget Singh, India. dcft-uled Dick Ml'' '· C. K Price. daughlf'l , Mary Hdoslers are su.tlillled lhltt the il ne. ~· eapta!P. Sid Olllman. has Raines, Textl-!l. : a nd C:ul Jobm;on matured lo c~''ve1opnlent d an altnck Is all the y l t:l"en 111 the hospital this week with : Brldgcpurt. SlllldHy. where thf'./ I!qed to throw the Big Tel\ ;·ace H! injured Knee a.nd may not be In Fred Qrubmelcr, Kanruas. won ~· Ill ~ pend a. few days with friends ldo a muddle . And Hayes har. hit I the b~st of shape ~or the Indiana from Dr. Karl Barpolls, Phlladel· Dlld nla~lves. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. C.:J a plac . ~amc. Trevor Rees . Dover, pnd phllt . Huff will nccompany thr.m home On hts tea m are several basket.- steve : ,lptak , Cleveland, both so·l Mr. n.nd Mrs. Clltford Wood phcmores have been used at the Joe Stecher, Nebraska. nnd CUff were rec"'lll ~;uests of Jom John· \.all stars, and I our o I th em wIll 1 . ' ' . Olsen Chico,u cln•w d,, r B 1 lt.art In \.be Indiana bac kfield, Ray r;r~ ht end pm ilwn all week, 1 · . · ., · . . ~:( :• ~1 f:un 1..,• o ns mn . .. J,;Ruer, CJlmrtcrbnrlt. aury. Ind.; Co lumbus, o .. Nov. 3-The QlJlo ~nn" Steinke. ot. Lam s. M1 n; , Price who h~ts ben V~ n HuffmaD, NmvQtstlc. Ind. ; 1 G:otr Ath !~tic Association 1mno un~ To.n Draak, Holland . '. W. Vn., r. nd Don Ve ller . Blclmell. Ind .. ha l f ~ url I'Jday lhnl a ll hiBh school stu· .~ At TOrol':t~Jim ·r r_ R ll! l L::: eks ; and Wendell Wnlker. Viu- · ('!"n ts w!l\ ~ adm itted 1.o the Olllo sour! a nd .Joe Snvoldl. DRna F'rlday evening, a~nn~. I n d., f ullback. On Ute cpcls St ale- Indiana game for :..rir.. I N~l~~e~l~back, drew. 'When :\ number or frienu s gather· I EAST SPILLER I 1 I I Tbe lid tater wW aiadly U81Jt you 1 if del1tticl. 10 thai ·' Ule copy for )'OUr lid II pft'piliJ.Jd ln autb a III&IUler aa to brlall ib.e rreatel!lt re&Ultl tD YOU. Tbe pWillahera .w· be rcapoMible on)y for ono incorrect lo.Jprt.lon ot any &dvdaement., Errdrl 1n ad.Yertiaementa anould be reP(ttted lmmedlatelJ. .No ad.YCr,Uiernent wUI be taken lor le8ll tblo a .qinlmum char;e ol tnat~five ceu$8 fOf MCb lnaer· UoO- ' And the Big· Voting Power of • Subscriptions in The Daily TriI bune and Tribune - Telegraph Great Race for $500 in CASH PRIZES will be over. I I For Sale- I FOR SALE-Four room house with lot. llght8, gas and water. Also large cistern. Inquire Mra. Olenna Hesa or Clitronj. Jenktnnson Main St.-net. ·- --··-··--1 i 1 ! 1 I l' ANNOUNCEMENT ned dOQr ltt Post. Office. lubri~tJnr INTER·CITft.:S ?e I 11 I OIL CO., If you need ras. oil, a compleie service, free air, or water In your radlaLor we lnvUe you to drh'e In pleRse, nnd you'll dtke out ;--n;s 1 I 1 A. II . LaWlloh, fonnerly with t.h.: Amlll"kan Express, has been appointed as manarer of I pka~ed. at their home. Those present : Mr. and Mrs. Cli!IOI"d Wood, Pomeroy. Second Street I . .' . .. ~···1\1 ..'·' ~ - Carlyle Said:-''WORK ALONE IS NOBLE" -~t· F . ".J9h~n_ .a~ ..&bll_dre_n: :Bissell , son Ei&ur. Miss Ethel Prlc ~. Ruth Wolf, Eloise and Mar~· Prk l', Mac Kat.h r~n Larkins and Ernm :t K ell y and W. R ,John.SOll. The eve· , w-.s spen\ I:Q yame~ 1 .a.nd rc. 1 r we,·p ji'ti·v{¥1, ,. p.t a late . Each of These 13 Days will be Lucky Days for the Contender Who Works. George Po~ll. FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS .. By JANE GORDON I t.... ~- H arry lta.rkins awl Saul Bigk y of Murra.vsv llk, W. V:\., were re· cent guer.ts l1r.:·r. Mir.a DOroth:r rrJr-.c sp r.nt Prlctn\' night wll,t: Aud ry Slcthcm or Long Bottom. ~ ...... BROAD RUN, W.VA. J csuph Ohlil"'ger e~ ~untlngton the week end guest of hi8 pnr ~ ents Mr. and Mrs. Joe OhHnger. Cla.y Grinstead and family were \ Sunday viHitors of his parent.o M.r . 1 rnrl Mrs. Dick Grinstead. Those who were visiting Dorz;ey R(lus h and !o.ll111Y Sunday were 'WIU Clark al\d family, Mr. and Mrs [ Pcnrl Ohlinger and Carl Clark and f11miJ..y . Th c Halloween party that W8ti !)lven at Brood Run Monday nlgl'lt was well attended. · Grace King Is here visiting her p(l rcnts, M~·. and Mr... . JulfiCe King. wn ~ I I 1 TIT,LIE THE TOILER I t'C:O'Sit: 1 '"THE A~\~ UN C) I • PUNDl WOJLO I l-1\(li )'OU "trr 60 TO B.ABOLoGNA AND ~1! -n-lE\1it. 6CDDE~!i Ot-t 'Istand Police Cnief I "n-\E The: 6 FOOT 4 IN. MOOIO ,.._.,'_/ ROSEQUIST AND 'IJ.4E' 6 FOOT 3 IN. KR.A,U!';E ARE TWO oF l'J.IE BIGGEST AND BEST TACKLES IN 'ijjE GAME. l'IIE Gl:EVUM GIRLS ., POR AFTJRNOONS OR &VBI'IJNGI It il fltlfll f•r im111tdi•t• II i1 hill tul. dtli<&~"1· 't.W\'.A~ I~-- '~:c:~ vME.RE~.,:·· · Cl·ht:O P\JT& "~L "'>-~~MILl( I '1""Hl6l~Tt-1£. ~I"II'Tl-1 l!JO'TTL.E I've. 'FlXE.U "TODA.'(! ._. ~ . - - __ , ":~::i.t"lr--;::::~:::::=:::=; i HE 'S SwALl.OWUl ~){E! THE FO'? PIT)' SOTTLE ,fOQt §.2m. APPETll'!' ~ \. Names of Contenders Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Martha •'reeker Mrs. Garnet L. Graham Miss Irene Grueser .Mrs. Gay llamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King Miss llelene Ohlinger Miss Leora Uoush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. Dolores Thomas Miss Emogene Wilson .Mi11s Geneva Williamson Miss Lillian Wilson Miss Winifred Wolfe 'Hr's. Merle Ward Miss Wanita Young Miss Eloise Yeauget· Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Middleport, Ohio. Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio HarrisonviUe, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middlep8rt, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pollteroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W; Va. If.acbte, Qhi!' Mi~~leport, Ohio PrimerQy, Ohio Cheshire, Ohio ' - ! i~-•· . ' ,. I I: �... ' • I• ' ,, •• . l -?.,-~~~~ P'lUOAY. N0\' EM.5l."'R a, l 9i!3 c 't ..AS&lfii!.D ADV,J!:RTISING sECTION. Willaman Shifts To New Style For Indiana Contest To (12 pt.) \J»t ,(10 per llrle. 'JYPII IIJI'il ~~ify Double w;nJ P'le,n 1 Hiah School Studeuto Admitted to ~ PAGE Leap-rrog lrt f\1at Title Bout FIGH:y INS. At Nett York-Ton)' Palco. Ph""· I I I I 1 Murray Brandt. WUHamabura <1!1> -r Lou Baltea, Brooklyn, · 1eathot· 1 welght and Antol KOOIII, Hllfk8B'l'y, I Columbus, 0 ., Nov . 3- Intcre5 l In t he Ohio Sta.tu-tna ttma . llllt•J•Uih' 'IIIIIIJII:ii .. ':'!If' delphia, welterwei&:ht won over Joe OLict. New York f Ul). I ' Pet.e De GrM&~~e. Bfooklyn teatb- ! \ erweliht. defeal.e<l _}tarta.s M1li1J\I, I PhlUpplnea, (81. r Stanislaus Loayza, Chilean ll&"h~ wet1ht. was Riven deel&km over Came for 25c pt.) I TS p~ drew H'll. football Spa.gett De<:aro. 1 Ohio welter· game here saturday ACIU'ed today weight. knocked olii'"Coamo ouanwUh tbe announcement ' by coach di"Q. , Brookl)'n 1D 7· ~ am W1Uaman that the Buckeyes will employ 11. new attack agalnat 1he Hoosiers. KANAUCA convinced that he was not get· Ung the beat out of his mat~rla! Mr. lllld Mrs. John Jo~s and ~n , with halfbacks runnlniJ from the o! Dayum spNit th e week end wlttl tall·back p06ltions, Wlllamn.n ha.s ; Mrs. JoueB' mother, Mrs. Letha :'hlrted them in behh"\d the tackles. I 8\tlahl. ~ · •~o, Ir. 1929, Willaman used this for· I Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ru156eU g,nd wa"Uon, but changed in 1930 to Lh.e 1 OO.by visited her parent.s, Mr. and Warner system . , _ 1 Mrs. John Lamber t and family OVJ!r Age.ln.$t .- Big Ten · (lppoa1Uon this 1 the week rod. sfason the Buckeye nttack has been . Mnrg:-.rct ·A:w Rd!w and Ann:~. 1J.O~agas of Charleston spent the ineffective. But with th e n ew of• fl we, W:1Uaman hopes Lo break his V!eek end here ~uet;ts or their coubucks loose. In other wordfl, Willa· 1•~ · n Hilda. OHver . n1an hopes to hit home r uns. , Mr. and Mrs. W1"1Jl. Smith or In this scheme, his best sluggers Grown City visited at the Truman llre carl Cramer, Dayton, Jack Burnette home Wedr.esday. 1 E-m lth, Hamilton, lf.fld Dkk Heekln, The flrst quarterly conference or , ( inci.nflatL Fast and elu.~lve , Cramthe Cheshire circuit was held Tues·J tr a.nd Smith hl;lve looked good In tlay night OCt. 31st at Cheshire.\ rtactice under the new system, ntpt·csc ntative.~ !rom each charge / wfllle Dl.ck Beltz, a sophomore were present. . fla m Findlay, has come to the rore Champion Jim Browning dlsptay11 hia lr.ap.frng attainmentM1 he e&cl\pel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gorsuch or / since the. experiment. from one o:t Sandor Szabo's barlocks durin~: lhcir tille bl.~t- nt M adi~on / 1\trArt.hm vislled hf.s aunt Mr.s. Since Billy Ha yes took ove r the Square Garden, New York, Brnwning wrote fini s to the chal iL•ngCJ''~ rtnma Com5k.ck. and family Bun· head ooachiDG duUes nt Indiana JUe aspirations with an airplane ~cissoi'S after fifty minute. oJ I dny_ In the afternoon they motorOhio Sta.te has a one to uchdown _ _ __ __ _ ~rrup~i-~-~ eu to Harrismwille to visit their: m~rgin In lhe two games played . Iu SatuH! u~ w111 be EtLo:re Anto11 inl, oovemoL Paul v . McNutt of Tn· l u ::~cle Al~ah OnmeK and wife, ac·• 1931, the Buckeyes won, 13- 6. and C'llntoP., Ind . and F'itz Lyons, Fol"t c' ann and his wl~e will attend the! t.~mparu~d by,. Mrs. Coms~k atld! iltst year, when Ohio was f:uorcd to W ayne. Ind. Around these men, I ~::. me with Ohlo'.s ooverNJr Ollorge 1°•· l heil rttt.. n tnp they, called r l'' !n, Indiaf\8. fought Its way to e HRyr.s has bUJ!t li passing attack Wh ttu ~~ond Miss M9ry Louise White, on his aunt Mn H"-cbcl 1raey of 7-"; tie. From last yeofs team, \'Jhich he hopes will give his team 11d;mghter of the Ohio ~:overnor. 1 near Pomeroy. '1 I Coach Hayes ha.s 12 lettermen / enoug h punch to get a lead over Both governors will addr c~:<s the Bettie J e~n da_ughter of Mr. R.l'ld ll.I' Rilable. u -.0 Buckeyes. ~., uwds -a t . h"lftime. 1 Mrs . De we~ Jwdnn is Ill wllh With an extr a week in which to There will probably be OP.e or lat·}·ngltLS m th~ Holzer hosplinl a.~ jJrt pftre for the Ohio Stute ga me, two changes in the Ohio Btnte line I · -Ga llipolis. CoRch Hayes ha.s given over his at- ~'P bt:C!IUSe or the new setup. Carl · With The Wrestlers Mr. aud Mr~;. F. l'' . Thomton a.nd tentl on to two things : giving hll; Cramer returns as a deftnl1e threat ~by s pent Uw week end with rela· reterans a chance to recover rrom and mo.y start at quftrterback ; t vcz; In Bulfnlo and Charleston. , lt>-juries reclllvcd In the Notre Dame H eckln anc_ Smith probably wlll be At Nuw York:_Lcn · Macaluso. e:<· - - - - - ~--~ -liiHl Northwestern games. and de- at lhc ha i:J backs with Kabeo.lo a t I Colgate foot.bD.U player. and sam· MT. OLIVE 1 \'r lCI'Jl_lng a passing attack . , full!xlck. my Stein Ne w York drew. With a line whclh was nble to out: · · e'l<UBC ami stop Minnesota, the Thl'n~ mny one change In the Jnget Singh, India. dcft-uled Dick Ml'' '· C. K Price. daughlf'l , Mary Hdoslers are su.tlillled lhltt the il ne. ~· eapta!P. Sid Olllman. has Raines, Textl-!l. : a nd C:ul Jobm;on matured lo c~''ve1opnlent d an altnck Is all the y l t:l"en 111 the hospital this week with : Brldgcpurt. SlllldHy. where thf'./ I!qed to throw the Big Tel\ ;·ace H! injured Knee a.nd may not be In Fred Qrubmelcr, Kanruas. won ~· Ill ~ pend a. few days with friends ldo a muddle . And Hayes har. hit I the b~st of shape ~or the Indiana from Dr. Karl Barpolls, Phlladel· Dlld nla~lves. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. C.:J a plac . ~amc. Trevor Rees . Dover, pnd phllt . Huff will nccompany thr.m home On hts tea m are several basket.- steve : ,lptak , Cleveland, both so·l Mr. n.nd Mrs. Clltford Wood phcmores have been used at the Joe Stecher, Nebraska. nnd CUff were rec"'lll ~;uests of Jom John· \.all stars, and I our o I th em wIll 1 . ' ' . Olsen Chico,u cln•w d,, r B 1 lt.art In \.be Indiana bac kfield, Ray r;r~ ht end pm ilwn all week, 1 · . · ., · . . ~:( :• ~1 f:un 1..,• o ns mn . .. J,;Ruer, CJlmrtcrbnrlt. aury. Ind.; Co lumbus, o .. Nov. 3-The QlJlo ~nn" Steinke. ot. Lam s. M1 n; , Price who h~ts ben V~ n HuffmaD, NmvQtstlc. Ind. ; 1 G:otr Ath !~tic Association 1mno un~ To.n Draak, Holland . '. W. Vn., r. nd Don Ve ller . Blclmell. Ind .. ha l f ~ url I'Jday lhnl a ll hiBh school stu· .~ At TOrol':t~Jim ·r r_ R ll! l L::: eks ; and Wendell Wnlker. Viu- · ('!"n ts w!l\ ~ adm itted 1.o the Olllo sour! a nd .Joe Snvoldl. DRna F'rlday evening, a~nn~. I n d., f ullback. On Ute cpcls St ale- Indiana game for :..rir.. I N~l~~e~l~back, drew. 'When :\ number or frienu s gather· I EAST SPILLER I 1 I I Tbe lid tater wW aiadly U81Jt you 1 if del1tticl. 10 thai ·' Ule copy for )'OUr lid II pft'piliJ.Jd ln autb a III&IUler aa to brlall ib.e rreatel!lt re&Ultl tD YOU. Tbe pWillahera .w· be rcapoMible on)y for ono incorrect lo.Jprt.lon ot any &dvdaement., Errdrl 1n ad.Yertiaementa anould be reP(ttted lmmedlatelJ. .No ad.YCr,Uiernent wUI be taken lor le8ll tblo a .qinlmum char;e ol tnat~five ceu$8 fOf MCb lnaer· UoO- ' And the Big· Voting Power of • Subscriptions in The Daily TriI bune and Tribune - Telegraph Great Race for $500 in CASH PRIZES will be over. I I For Sale- I FOR SALE-Four room house with lot. llght8, gas and water. Also large cistern. Inquire Mra. Olenna Hesa or Clitronj. Jenktnnson Main St.-net. ·- --··-··--1 i 1 ! 1 I l' ANNOUNCEMENT ned dOQr ltt Post. Office. lubri~tJnr INTER·CITft.:S ?e I 11 I OIL CO., If you need ras. oil, a compleie service, free air, or water In your radlaLor we lnvUe you to drh'e In pleRse, nnd you'll dtke out ;--n;s 1 I 1 A. II . LaWlloh, fonnerly with t.h.: Amlll"kan Express, has been appointed as manarer of I pka~ed. at their home. Those present : Mr. and Mrs. Cli!IOI"d Wood, Pomeroy. Second Street I . .' . .. ~···1\1 ..'·' ~ - Carlyle Said:-''WORK ALONE IS NOBLE" -~t· F . ".J9h~n_ .a~ ..&bll_dre_n: :Bissell , son Ei&ur. Miss Ethel Prlc ~. Ruth Wolf, Eloise and Mar~· Prk l', Mac Kat.h r~n Larkins and Ernm :t K ell y and W. R ,John.SOll. The eve· , w-.s spen\ I:Q yame~ 1 .a.nd rc. 1 r we,·p ji'ti·v{¥1, ,. p.t a late . Each of These 13 Days will be Lucky Days for the Contender Who Works. George Po~ll. FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS .. By JANE GORDON I t.... ~- H arry lta.rkins awl Saul Bigk y of Murra.vsv llk, W. V:\., were re· cent guer.ts l1r.:·r. Mir.a DOroth:r rrJr-.c sp r.nt Prlctn\' night wll,t: Aud ry Slcthcm or Long Bottom. ~ ...... BROAD RUN, W.VA. J csuph Ohlil"'ger e~ ~untlngton the week end guest of hi8 pnr ~ ents Mr. and Mrs. Joe OhHnger. Cla.y Grinstead and family were \ Sunday viHitors of his parent.o M.r . 1 rnrl Mrs. Dick Grinstead. Those who were visiting Dorz;ey R(lus h and !o.ll111Y Sunday were 'WIU Clark al\d family, Mr. and Mrs [ Pcnrl Ohlinger and Carl Clark and f11miJ..y . Th c Halloween party that W8ti !)lven at Brood Run Monday nlgl'lt was well attended. · Grace King Is here visiting her p(l rcnts, M~·. and Mr... . JulfiCe King. wn ~ I I 1 TIT,LIE THE TOILER I t'C:O'Sit: 1 '"THE A~\~ UN C) I • PUNDl WOJLO I l-1\(li )'OU "trr 60 TO B.ABOLoGNA AND ~1! -n-lE\1it. 6CDDE~!i Ot-t 'Istand Police Cnief I "n-\E The: 6 FOOT 4 IN. MOOIO ,.._.,'_/ ROSEQUIST AND 'IJ.4E' 6 FOOT 3 IN. KR.A,U!';E ARE TWO oF l'J.IE BIGGEST AND BEST TACKLES IN 'ijjE GAME. l'IIE Gl:EVUM GIRLS ., POR AFTJRNOONS OR &VBI'IJNGI It il fltlfll f•r im111tdi•t• II i1 hill tul. dtli<&~"1· 't.W\'.A~ I~-- '~:c:~ vME.RE~.,:·· · Cl·ht:O P\JT& "~L "'>-~~MILl( I '1""Hl6l~Tt-1£. ~I"II'Tl-1 l!JO'TTL.E I've. 'FlXE.U "TODA.'(! ._. ~ . - - __ , ":~::i.t"lr--;::::~:::::=:::=; i HE 'S SwALl.OWUl ~){E! THE FO'? PIT)' SOTTLE ,fOQt §.2m. APPETll'!' ~ \. Names of Contenders Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Martha •'reeker Mrs. Garnet L. Graham Miss Irene Grueser .Mrs. Gay llamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King Miss llelene Ohlinger Miss Leora Uoush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. Dolores Thomas Miss Emogene Wilson .Mi11s Geneva Williamson Miss Lillian Wilson Miss Winifred Wolfe 'Hr's. Merle Ward Miss Wanita Young Miss Eloise Yeauget· Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Middleport, Ohio. Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio HarrisonviUe, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middlep8rt, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pollteroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W; Va. If.acbte, Qhi!' Mi~~leport, Ohio PrimerQy, Ohio Cheshire, Ohio ' - ! i~-•· . ' ,. I I: �t ( "• ' ' ' • ~ l' PUDAY NOV'I:MBJll 3 ltSS 1 .. 1 READERS' NOTICE - If you want the N ewa Olll.ce of The Dally Tribune, call 2~6-L; If the Bualne• Olll.ce ask for 202-R. UfEATHER FORECAST.._. Ohio and W~Mt Vir.Pnw-Raln t.oo.11bt3unday Not much 1.- htn1e ln tem~""' • • L LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE U It a NftW& It a In The Tribune VOL VIII- NO 44 LO~N P~UCY Ofl ADMINISTRATION T0 BE SPEEDED I Escapes Trap SENATE BANKING! Vatican AGRICULTURAL NRA buil~lng The of brhll!'!~ and se w 1o lmpouible; Fixing I Pricea ~ Made Illegal ers and other pubhc Improvements by the Federal WorU Adminlstra Lion has called another 400 to worl( and th 1t number wUl mount t.1.ead Po'Ver Plant Dedicated C~MMITT[[ ASKS ! l ··p~UCE P~WER" I Be - '7URN BACK THE CLOCK" S&tuday Nov • "IRON MASTER" tlertna¥ Denny Lila Lee I I Sale Shurts T~huocrat.y Pope Piu1 XI pl.:tv~ at the opening of thto new e)('ctrlcal power plant In Vat1can C1ty which Will .upply the fntlre Clt)l ~ 1th •le t lly ln•'ependent of Rome An elt.burattl cetemomal ma•kcd tlw d~ • n ot the lat.eat contr1bl1t1on of 1cltnce to the see of the latl{t'IH of Glu • ~ l 11.11 churchea _ ;:::. Speelal Sale. Richard Tucker Montf! Not Guilty Plea Given By Senator tolllnA-Motht!r Goose Land - & Rumba Ryihm Vnrtoons. ENTERTA~ Friday aud saturday aton Noah ..,..... tnlned the m.funb.el'M QC t.ht! one-Won 1 • I - _; '. llef!ry resses Sdt~:llhnf • Brtbe of Jnd•ctment Denied AT One clllf:IS ot .the Baptlat church a.t the formers home on East Main Street Thursday ~enin$ Follow~ I J.ng a short bll!11'\eSS meettna re 1 were sdrved by the has-! f=ents Crabbe. Jaelr. La.Rue 8hOI"U i'anan In Blood Money Stoopnoeracy S&oopnllfle eLASS Miss MitfJfJ »li~beti}. 1 0anle~ and Mrs Edward Poster jOintly enter- "TO THE LAST MAN" Rand~,i. Scott Either Hal ' oats & lkldd New Coats~ in Thur$dav "' from New York for the Fr.ee Air Show ! Stunt Flyi11g-By Lieut. C 1V1 Kenily ' SATURDAY•ndSUNDAY Ou11 Half mile a.bove Maton CU.y on W Va, Sltle RUthon V1Uln~~pa R.ulbt--and oq.er hair rnl•lng 1tuuh 1 ' "AR RIDES SOc and $1.00 CAPTAIN WELDON DIES IN HOSPITAL ~DOIVANS .. _ "mA L : a pure or:wn kettle renderet.J , ,ouno. GLEN VALLEY PEAS vory •""" •••lllr • '""' CHOCOLATE CANDY, 5 11•••" • •~' SALT, ""~... ' 1" Matehes . FIRESTONE soxEB COCOA PEtLENS, • ••••• ... POT:I\TOES, ~orjh Dakola Cobblm, 100 lb bar , Peck SOAP, 'V!lnCamp I 1 lb )'ellol' hlLr JD for DIXIE MAID COFFEE, 11ne l!avor • 1•• FRUITS and VEGETA.BLES HEAD LETTUCE, •"'• 1•rr• '"'• ••,.., CELERY ..,... on• tonoer Jumoo .1.. No. I Qaallty 10 IbM eaLinr and cctoklnr ID lbs. Bap u."r•.I'~~IA~- nlee yellow rr•lt. 4 lba Younger Set. 23c ' 25c 25c lOc All Our new Fall & Winter Coats incluc:f.. ing R4!dfern and Sha.gmoor 25% [1-4] off Saturday. 19c 19c $1.67 27c 39c 37e NEW o\1- No Bonn ¥ No ~eamt. 5c 4e 25c 25c lSc 25c every eeUon "~> 10';11 c 10.: 25c lOc 25c 25c 8c 9c dlr '' Feather~ weirJtti "et .,...a). ••"¥ ¥ A Hendltnon Step-In Made or GENUINE PeachLII!tn: ¥ • \ enoqb to cenli'OI tbe MEATS V:t;AL ROAST, lb BEE,F ROAST ...,,, , •.., 1"1 BLI!;F STEAK.• round or loin z pounds PORK ROAST, leaa I pound PORK STEAK••houloor "'' ' """""' LiVER PUDDING, ,,.... ' ...... FRESH CALLIES, • •• • ........,....., lh ...$1\:fOKED CALLIES, • to • lh ........ 1• More New Dresses Due l!:asy l.e Launder rt• M"'m.benl ciety ot Bt nut Thureday ...T<>dJy, Friday Joyed t-heir regular lneetlng and ~lf!U l'l'let:tlni was hel4 the 8~~!li'> ' tchobl room of the church HERE AFTER LONG $5.50 and $6.00 Dresses for ABSENCE Mr and Mrt. William MOI'Jan 1Paiiama Olt-y Panama. were In 1Tbunday enroute to Oh&rl;;t;;o where they will apend the week end with the lat-ter's mother Mr' I Morwan a rormer IMre M:orpn have SJ.95 tour or t-he East- and Century of Ptorress 1Chlcaao 1 nnn'lday made the first vlll.t to !Pomeroy for Mr lloraan tn twent7· l seven years. Tue'<f•Y U\ey expect to set sail from New York otty tor their home In the JJanal ZOne I All klad of ilan &at....ea, ._Mra, aad tableo for oale ....., claeap. E. Doudortf A Co., Galllpolia, Ohio. 11-3-1 t I SAt'UBDAT ONLY J. N~ . Mlddlepod, Ohio ~ I 1 I, '" ' . Sons Abandoned, Com- 1 modity Pricea Un• advanced TONIGHT ~rrell MacDonald \\m Jan I NEW PLAN MAY By WILLIAM 8 NEAL INS Staff Correspondent ~ PHf~IO[NT'S N[WI~eks Hub Mayoralty !f~HO 'S l ~ YU~[ G~ l 0 P~LIGl IS STUNS HfCOVERl N~ T SUCCES~fUl1 ~OMINISTR~JORS 1 Unlesa More Effective 1 Reaulll Are Produced WALL STREET Would Be Curbed If lnqutry h Allowed Any T1me PRICE THREE1Of.lNTS t I $4110 I I Loooe Bank1ng Method• Reoulto In S..ggeotJon A.o Governoro Warn Of Strike Movement Calamity By Carrier 16 centa- By AY, NOVEMBER 5, 1933 POMEROY, OHIO, SU Approval Of Plan ~i!li­ held By NRA Official• VACATIONS AlE Within Right To )(,. Within Workin1 ' Hour Rateo ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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