http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9e728f853fd35b5c60f2fc4c49979ff4.pdf 8a4f47fee1624982652b0cbaee3eff76 PDF Text Text 'IJAN~ I ~111o I II R ) Parkersburg Man Loses Stomach Brought To Jail FOGELSONG TO START GAME FOR OHIO U. TONITE Ia Claaqe Witll Ualawfull;r lbother'a Auto ALhent!J, 0., 1:3-INB-Oh}i) unlven.lty will OJ)f'n 1\.'1 ba.sltelbflll Rem...m. From State aec 1wason here t..onlght wllh the BUs., In nlll~ a I ut • Columtms. Coach "Butch" U., WM eXpt!CI.ed BereM at center, I Pearl New Lexlnatou, and Ray Reichlt':Y, Oeorlife, Akron, at a:uurd J>06lt1vns and B1ll POBelsoJJ&, Mason, W Vo . und Eddie Byhwn . Mead villi', Pt1 , !orward..ot. The g~tme wlll R.il>O be the first 1 l of the HC!l~n for lhe VL~II.orK Mystery lCot:ltlm~t::o trom PeKe one) Do Your Christ~as Shopping Now KID GLOVES ('. .• WEATHER - Prob~lbly iight snow tonight and extreme east and no:rtb'. •.ii\.fi Thursday, Not quite cold in Past tonight. EDITORIAL OmCE Phone. 28&:-L , BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 2()2-R FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 75 By Carrier 16 Cent&-·BJ' )4a.ll t4.00 It R'l Nnra U.'a In Tbe ' Plan to do .fiour shopping early! Make 1933 a Practical Christ~ mas! . Our Store is fillf!d with the Christmas Spirit and Smart New Gifts for every name on your list. Buy now! NEW BAGS T, ,. HIGH ST 1 J C OL V'.1 3'J3 ,a me qulnlf'l sua ' Thr,·e Centuries Old COSTUME JEWELRY MYSHRW~S 5[~ MISH~P ~IJ~~[D UP BY SE~M[N : ' Heavy Lon Of Life At 'I' Fint Feared In Padfie Ocean i eip Shipment• Directed At France QUESTION RAISED A gift she'lllong remember. We've the latest modes in costume Jewelry in a range of prices that you would expect to be more -New set> just in. Luarlou GIO't'el tbat are abso- Bags make practical gifts because they're everlastingly popular. A large variety to select from, new styles rjlld shapes. lu.&ely rubloa-rlrbt In bla.ek a.nd wanted Mhadn of brown. BOAT IS BU){NED But Four Occupants Fin· I ally Reach Shore In Safety By Minneaotan; French Again To Default Debt Payment 1 $l00 to SCARFS HANDKERCHIEFS . One ·Lot ol FUR·TRIMMED COATS A pe1·fect gift at Hny PMvidin• Relief for Cleveland ia Placed on Sta.tute Boolca Aa practical as they are Attractive ' pnce. n Jll'Jce Pretty new desig-ns in ·s9c 1ange to Ruit eve1-yone. Blac:k fur-trimmed Coata, fur on the collar and aleeveo, in the new atyles. We were luck:r l9 (!ick up a factory close-out at a pricoyvhich enables ui to 2f01 sc to 500 EACH paaa thia value on to our cuatomen. Aloo Specially Boxed \'ou'll have to hdrry. Handkerchiefs I 19e. t<;> $1.00 OTHER COAT-5 A T CLOSE-OUT ' PRICES . ( ' Stunning new styles in silks anrl ·novelty weaves in shades and pa.lltems f?r ~very name on your 'list. And the)l appre.ciated on "Christmas. BUY NOW! • B It's a "Give Her What NKETS .. ~· She Wants" ' Ch1·istmas1 oo take our adviceGive GO~DON HOSIERY - ~..t' I \ ,..,_~ J'!Or'fhe Man Who Drives $}.00 To $3.00 The well-groomed man will select gloves from this group. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS A Gif~ of'Sure>fire Appeal What a wann gift. It 1 family tree on Christwill be a real joy to mas m01 ning. They'find one of these 1 re big bright fellows ·. Blankets under the 1 warm as toast. The colors are lovely two-tone, extra nice quality. Large bed siie. ~ • ) 'l' ' $5.95 scTOSOc Special Kerchiefs, gift boxed, packed 3 to the box.TO $ •.00 39c ELECTRIC Theatre Tuesday anct Wll'!dnesda:r :. ·.' "AOODBYE l I , .-1~AIN" Joojl I ~··· ,W~ ,',VII- I lam, Oene,len Tobin, DeleD. MEN'S SOCKS Nice patterns of fine qualicy weaves., Ali Sizes. TO PAIR 19c soc Gordon'• HOSIERY 79c to$l95 She'll be delighted with the clear even weave and the subtle winter shades. Senoice Wei1hta sZ9c to$l50 Say "MERRY CHRISTMAS" with a colorful LUNCHEON SET . What moo'e useful gift than a Luncheon s.t in bright design fo1· a joyous festive Yuletide. These sets consist of cloth and four napkins.$l95 IJo $4.95 Cha!Uber, Wallaee Fol'd, Ra&h I Doanelly. Taru.n, H&c..-Rarulle Ban. BIQ"ele ' &aelq-Mallbee 4. P. .M. 1 ' I ShOIV: Tonight-8:15 p. m. American Legion Dl'IUD and Bogle Corps Under ;· CLASS Presents • ......... AFesliYal of Fun . friftlj&y, Jnit{ Hi • •,....... i 0~~1515 ~~~~5[0 ~r TRYING T~ r~v All - American Toea 1 ' O[BTTH~U ~.W.A. : Senaational Charges Are • Made In Cleveland By Peter Wiu WOULD BUILD SEWER For Private Firm; Project .Financed By CW A To Cost $410,000 �• •.• . . • 1. •.. ' I ,. .. W j'•• •' . . ' """' ~·. .' ' ·~ l J:: I. WI!DIIESDAT, D>llll!lli!BR II, flit Lf.r Jackie at Pt. Pliaaant were & aelae of' typ)J.o~ feVer. ClJdt: Tyree. Ji:U•~ ~ tlywaa a B~ J4111. Art.nur Moore and, ntecr.. 1'!11ton here Thunda.)'. Earl Busklrl:: of· Patterltltlrl was Grove 1eeell • · , Mn. Harry Br&dlbaw ot Colum· Sirmes aDd oenld VIolet. wft'e bUA were recent. cueeta of t.be hi• - ll bullnes~~ vial tor htre Th.UrBda:r . from WBiAa:sl>AY. DE(lEMBER IS, 183> VIRCINIA '" ~========:::::::::::::::::========~' 1lenry's Wedding' Is Full Of Fun ." MEHIN~ .I" .. ... .' ' ' abou~ It Takes More Than O.Hy Je Get leatly For··,: OW '!'HAT liquors are to be •old in the state N ' again, a such· As ·has been ordered by Govc~tmpaign ernor White in a meSSiage to the State Patrol, against drunken drtvers, should not be a11owed to die "aborning" "ith the state officers only, taking an active part in such a worthy ~.:ause. Give Her Somethilll To ·w~r, She There are few crimes indeed which can trump up &l 6howa may COD\8 an,d ahow.~•.;;;;;: IilLI!! excu -.P ati one for drunken driving. The man or gG w.:a.rr;:utre~ 1~be.S:ms wumnn w hn indulges in it, is a potential murderer and :meart.l anJthinl Uw.t must lw tr€ated as one. Instances such as have occurred ll.udltor~~theaav:U:: !~~ U::!' in our nw11 midst have proven time and again just what rcw"e pretet1ted. by ttl.f! Drum dam a ge can be caused by an automobile while being ~ ~c:.'U:,e !~erklt: was leafll.ed was drivc11 wildly by a person under the inftu~nce of alcohol, clau TuHday eveflJ.ns. liP all old bills 'd d b I k f llle Inimitable ,.. .. Mees •hil>o relaUve to Thcrt! are Iaws provl e Y our a.wma ers or and. 'Ruf\il Ltde, the man from the n·as n.euat5&1'7 before t.be~E~~J dl'Ullll!l with this type of criminal and when our judicial ~uth who Just can't make hla feet tlon of the cJvtl works olhcials fnil to mete out sentences giving the full extent beh.aYe, atlt!Ds premte111 and end the j tfun. placed more counu<~ual of e10081 ten and 1 600 which men t.obaa worl:: in Metp t hose law t' to the culprits, especially when they are "reo. mer up to t;he principaLs tn ty I'f!ceMng actual pay for tbe ser" h h " b lit f th ftrat part of the pro- \'Ices rendered. (lealL'n1, t Ht Hs, persons w o nave een gu Y 0 e anappy and mualcal from Since little wa11 acoo.mplllhel;l l harge I.a.: fore , !'iUC h officials are derelict in their duties. tu end Tuesday evening as a result .of the Wlwt good is accompli!;hed when a drunken drivet· second pa~t WBB divided Into fullure of the clerks Lo attend the acta represented by ~umbUng, mel;lt,IJ}g, a ~recond letter will be .,_ hro11ght before the bar of justice and he offers no ex-~~~~~ akitl!l, art,d mWiic. Madolyn H"'nt the clerkll. lt was learned, Mkcu~Sc o1· exts'nuation for his crime because there is none. ablllty aabyaBklU· stu- ofrlct lng them to c~ome:~~·::,;~ to ~he Jn proved physklalher educatlon or Mr. l1ul ... Jmpl:,r admits his crime, and that per:.-son is given a demonstrathll 10nte dtmcult. r"y to clca~ up ·~ wmc ndcd lientence? In tumbllns. Prlt.z and 9etty clcl blll.s. UntU the Bt.ck of Ant:.tqull.)', juYenlle er¥er- was the belief that·i~tiit>Uti;~· Tht• wuy t o curb crime is to puni1:1h those guilty of talner.B, alwa~IS popular wltb Pome- don,e toward the a eommitting crimes. Certainly when crimins.ls are ctealt rry audiences, ~ayed and sa11v old fuod.s row ILvalla.ble fpshloned mW!lc. Olen Barnette, po,se. w 1th lightly !-1.8 they have been dealt with in the past, kJeal groceryman II\ a skit with Mr Failure of many of the townahtp 1JH.· n· i ~ hardly any hope for a11 improvt:rnent lor such le- l ·lde, sent the tLudience into guffaw~ cl~t·ks to aLtend t.he meeting waa of delight wltb hls splendid voca.J due, It W83 thought, to the adverae 111\ 'lltY but bret!ds contemJlt for law and order ammlg tht> Imitations or catll, dOll'S, squlrre.l8, wt:ather condltlons Tuesday night ( Ia :-::-; td' criminal who ~houlP be moat effectively impress- <lt'r the A nwnber of Junior glriB un- orut the fact that ln order to reaoh direction ot Miss Marlon fljlJleroy long drive& would be rci' d through the s ucce8sful operation of our laws instead rbersbach or l.he departmer.t or orfslta.ted. Several townshtp clerks ol thdr failure to du what was intended. physical education, execuLed ROme were heard t.o say following a meet· ••elf r es r>"Ct>'n" and law ab>'ding citizens arc to be sna.ppy In coatumes rhythm. compO&ed A quar- lng heretol:lome aso which "' "' tette In stepe comical peared them time IUJ relatively unim~ It wn l edcd frum wholetmle murder through the m:acltin.a-1 oi D Strickland Will Meea and portant that they would not be Ft.orr offered ~al aeiectloruJ. The "fooled aaaln\ This waa beUeved t 1o11:. of drunken drivers, our judicial officialS will ha.ve to entire cho;ruaunr "Am.erlcau Lea:~ to haYe been ~other reaaon for ~ ·furnish thut protection through sentences deslgned to Jon" if~ the pan~ finale. Ute·~~. ot so mllhY clerks s1nce ·eak up the practice of eareening wildly on the public John MIPStrel eonga\ere and ends were they dld Tue&day not know evening the natureolthe Shorr, Marton Ward. Ray- r1eettng nor Its IJI }lighWllYH wi1h no idea of whnt i1:1 going on. The place nOJtd Harbr:echt, Dayton strlok~ l:nport.ancc. . . . h kl 't t' ry la.nd., Artle Rosenblum, Bob Web· • ---:----,Cii'iif""---~ iol' (l drun k {')] di'IV€1' Hl Ill l e wor lOUS e or pem en 18. ~ter, J,.ou Bta[\ley and Dick Hepp. w !1<' l'l' lw will hnvc ample time to think over the error of Frank Will acted lUI Interlocutor. e: hl -1 waYI5 while the puhlic is protected from his inane and w.~la~~:': Jl~ r:~: mut·deru UI$ adwn~ . Heir; one individual never entitled to drummer. Two eu1Lll, alleilna fraud on leniency uu r f\'l CJT y. p11.rL of the defenda.nt corporation, -"'----- - - -·!;ELl- ISH I'ARENTS MOTH8ll recently objected lo uu operation being pt~ rrunncd ou her daughter to :;llch an extent that it ¥a.-. m•cc:-;snry to take the case iuto court. The operation, A tl wa" r;aut by sevct•al specialists, waH necessary to keep ', lie ·' uung g irl '?. mouth from growinu tight shut thereby JHcV<'nl.ing her from tAking nourishment in the natural m:ulll er 11 1 nddition to maldng her a mute. A fler ne vel'n I du.yH of argument followed l>y a court ordt•r "·hH.: h would givt• the medical authorities permisri 1111l tu p crl'o nn the operution, the selfisn mother gave her (Oil~cHt , t'HYIIlg that she objected because her husband, and fal hl:'r of the child, had irked her by gidng his con''l' llt for the I •IH~ rll.tlon without consulting her. ln ver-~t ignlorl'\. might go a lonK way and spend much L1 m~ in th ,Hl' searc h fo1· a more ug"gravated case of down · Fraud : wed Itt Suits Filed Here Knapp and Company, a West VirKinl& CorporMo"on and Irtdenudt~ Ilt<:>Ul'8llct Company or North America, a ~nnsylvania. Cot1Xlra~ A Ohrlstmas mtJeUng and Lion, were filed In the common for the children or Ule club mem- plel\8 court here Tuesday. ber11 were enjoyed Tuelday afterThe sept~.ra.tc suita were ftlcd by uoon by the Shakespea.re club Edward Hmes and Mattie Oenthe borne of Mr.s. J . Elberfeld helmer. both naming the two corMulberry poratJOJl,ll as defendants. Roll In the Hines petition. ftlod r~:~Sponse It w11.s allesed that Hines Mean to bt-en defr~t.uded through the by a ChaBe of lnveatmentll to the am.OWOL Ff'll'etan or $2,ll'J.20 with interest at Charles ccmt from Auwust 27, 1932, for 1whteh he asked judgment. II."\ the 111 f:lmlth . c'Jmmon pleas court The petition alated that t.he Knapp fiJlllted by the et1 hteen preaent. Included tn tbis lu~d become bankrupt and ment waa the alns:lntr fC•ndJtion& or the bond were hH••- I Night" In German byflelln en d.aUJhW' or Profe.uor and The OeMelmer petition J . Rbod.e.a. t!te court tor a Jucta:ment In Following the prOKJ'iWD the mem- nmount or $1 ,f.16.4fl with 8 per l:ers .,.rut children were uahered from Juey ~. 19~2. and the dintns:-room where they with 8 per cent lnt<re•L I ac.ated at a Jarte table 10. 193la, alleging ""''''I artions performed merely for the !lake of venling one's :-ipleen against a third party Uut they would lw in the .~ame class with Diogenes ~o far al:3 being suc- W88 (ll.;lored lights. Alter "'Chrletmaa tree t'Ct'::sfu l in their ttUeBt is cuncerned. It is to be wondered had been r;erved, Mrs. presented each child wttJl a Jilt. a t that Nature would allow such a misfit, narrow-minded, The tollowtnr children were :;r. Hi ~ h <.:tealure to enjoy the supreme satisfaction of be- sented and participated In the gram : Mary Elll:abeth and p;:ai>OO.I.._D~ iJ: g a mother when there are so ma11y worthwhile women E;f>erfeld, Jeao, lana. and Caroline Kreltler, Joe OhUnger. Jean Mal~ \\ hu arc d e ni e d the privilege. ri ght, Jdiull c corporatlom andby that ~:i~~~~ I~~:f~~~~~de~f~ra~uded theconde~ of a bond had been broken. Loves Her A Nice War,. Niee l_;QN--)11~ Everyone H>ill;._...._ ..u>.IUIIe.mo.,.y you'll never miu it. Flanael ·Rob"' .. HANKIES- buy . ' ' I ·" · I · · i',. ) . "" I'1 'qt " 'j ' '• ; ", Hermo.~ Bed Blankelo Bed Spreada Carpet Sweepero Alarm Cloc:ko Fancy Box Paper Silverware Glauware Fancy Goblelo Fancy Vaaea Table Covera -r-- - -- - - GLOV£S KID and F·ABitiiC 50c io $2.110 ...... ' ............. t&c ·to 185c Bath Rua:a I Iloilo . . . .. .2Sc to .lillie Path Towela ,... .. .. ....... :l& to ·t MlO Trav•lb!a: Baa:a ...-... . . .. .. .. z&c.SOC Gfailaton• Baa:• Muf- .............. 5&•$1.110 Ladiiea Fitted Caa• PaJomu .. · .''tl ~00 to $2.50 'Ruaa · - . .. .. .. 9&o: to $2.00 ·Sheela Wool • - ........ 361: to 85c Pillow Caaea ........, ... , Ji.OO'to$3.ilo Electric Com BP•• · · de to $1 Poppen ·91ic ..... a.ao ....... . .•• Electric Curler 75<: t\) $4.60 VISIT TOY TOWN IN OUR ANfiEX "' ~A Laqo IT'S GOING TO BE SILK HOSIERY 25<:41.50 IS~t'clal Showi.DJ of ' ' .... Imported American All Grade of China Stook or By &he Set. START A SET THIS :XM.\8, . _ -•1"' GIFt' IJ;E,MS FOR BOYS TO BROADCAST • ~l ~•.· •~.oo ' I ' .. ....:. , ' I . ... (COniinued Pron:. .~age 0111111 Pdly In favQr of state mcuopoly." GUILD MEETs · 'Ihomas and ' Bweet pleaded for , , The Ladies Oullll"Of ebe Heath M tna~ term of liquor: control "ln the 1 ,J;. Chttreh met Tues(lny evening mterest of th~ geMra.Uon who '111,11 ! .with Mrs. H~bert Chambet,s, car-l- ha.'4e lo live under the liquor Ia~. " ' 141Cr ~ t,f.an itteet and , ryttrth Senator Smolka wanted to knq,w · ~venUe , for Us ' reguLr business' whether. ·tf the legislature &houli:1 1 srsslon. The me _dng w6s presided M:opL the monopoly plan, the st~- 1 over bs the presidet\t. Mr~. Elmer ; d<:nt& would cooperate in the elln'l,~ : i luatkm of the bootlegger. sweet re~ I 1 MeCarty. :: . riled In the affirmative. PreviouslY l ~~ CLUB HOS'"SS \ "'!homas and Sweet addressed t~~ !• Mrs Cecil Bl!lldlm~ ' was House of Representatives. • 1'h1eaday afternoon to the member.lll The S'Overl'l::.r has Issued a nu"'l?t. her five hundred club Mrs 'Jill H 1::1!1 of :~upplemental call& extending 'J»ttllng and Mrs. R. · w ·Ha;rls f.b c nature of legislation on wh ich Wtre the recipients or the first and the sessiOn called originally to act ' scoond club prizes, respectively rr. repeal problems only, may take The hn.o;.tess ser\'ed delicious rf~ 8.('tlon. fr~shments nl the close or ,the1 af ~ First •of the proposals other than ternoon l!(jttcr to be considered was the men. snre Q\Ying the Clt.y or Cleveland : nt. tlwr~zatlon to isllue notes In anTURKEl' DINNEit . ticipation or d ellnqutnt tax oollec- : On Thurst:lny evenlnt, il ' stx o'· tlon&. It Wll& paEsed by both houses clock turkey dinner will be enjoyed n ·:l signed by the governor, beeom~ · olt the Church of Christ by the Loy- iug operative immediately under al Women's Class. Followtne t.he 'he emergency clal.llle. dinner. the annua.l Christmas Bllls have been Introduced ln rlll.l ty Of the elaBS with a'n exchange toth Houses covering: other recom•:' lifts by the "Slifl-Bhlne Btid~ mendations for the governor. One d1es" wl11 be. held. Throughout ·the !Ut'h me&l5ure would permit the ~t·o. r exch14'.ge or gifts on t;.lrth- Cl'eatiOI'- or mutual savings banks tlays, weddlbg annl\lersarles "i.nd fl~ an4 another Would authorize the had been made without the.tdentl· c:ivlslon of securities to accept t1' of the buddies belnll disci~ . bondiS of prOBI)ectlve sccnrltle.s At the party Thursdo.y evening' ttle (l! alers and to provide new re-I Identity of each Sun~Shl~ Buddy qulrement& for qur.lllylng .salel::lmen. 1 will be revealed. other admlnlsLratlon bUls lntro~ · - __ ~ -~ c:uced would mall:e poor relief bonds •IIJllllll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~lnued COnl\ectlon the "nulsonce" Intax, mature with ~ml-annunlly ---r,qd require t.he state freasurer t.o Make monthly a11Qcationa1 of "nutsance" tax revenues W QOuntleB. CHRISTMAS THe legislature also was oon~~lder .. SPECIAL Ins a bill to aut.horlllC the -&~ltBeiaor under \t;te pe~J ~Qpera, Up: L"'' JleLuxe Tirea lnws to rt~d.nct ~ ,ta~ . r~te tor 1 1.• ~ We w~t . te do oar pari In help;- 19.34 Whe~J~ the rate ul'idet th8 exftlt. 'ift·:.:Jf/.:\~16'\tt·bPPJ for CJarlli. 11'\It law would be In conftlct wtth • H"' the new IO·mtll tax llmlt.atton tmts and are maldq an a.aaal flmendment to the state constttu· ' · .. ~· .. ' .-. ""9:f....,.. t1' '~":"1 J".t.........-;--~ hostess! 'DEXDALE ~n '· .. Rea ~ , --·'~~ ... • - ·' ..-.- :· Mqre miles per gallon, quicker etarting in cold weath er ~ with the new Dual Car·buret.m· and Dual Manifold . :md tloP~ •·" Th'e Broo'-·., -EbersbachM0t··o,·r· c0 m4. . ( ~- . ' . PbOD8 •, '~ ' .A'I Middleport,· CbJO • ~·?:·:' ~ ._ :])t .~ '. ... .,..- ' .' ·. ..- ' ·, ..., r ,, ' C~ijiel.ds are milder Chater:fiehh taste better HOUSE SLtrPUS f '!I' L,~i•• T~· LJ~TS ' .' 36c: to $l.&O FOR MEN SOc to fl.OO offer beJinnlnr today an• eadlq' tlon. - - - - - - · - - Dec. 26tb. '. far •IJII!I*u 11<> .. t.t.fll 8\.INNY SUPPEI for-Qilllren ..., ., . ...,......; ' Wl&b eaell Lee DeLilh TIN Sold CHERRYIUOOE . ••rlnr tills sale ,.. . oaa rel an Ia• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Perry and Archie wen were Pomeroy vl&ltors ner t..lte of C\IIITMpon4tnr II• Monday. Mar~ VIolet and son spent For Only lc Monday In Athena with her dauchWe bave a llle for row eat. tf'r, Mrs. Dale Hart and f1mUy. . ' Drive In IUid pi ou prleea on 1011" MIU'Y Perry 18 ·~ aome time wlth ~r mother who l8 ID. the and GET A TUBE for le. ftolly Ta.ylor ot Bll Run l6 tU with ftu. 'l'BIS OFFER GOOD AT ANY lcephenna. Mcl!:lhennY wu cau .. INTER~CITJES STATION lnl on Mrs. Olen Taylor of Bill fUm receatl7. " l~tter-Citleo 011 Mrs. Ell& BtiMart Of .IJ Rllll } ~...,. h4. S&. Pemeror, o. h.. 110n• to Mlltor<l Owtor for tbe 1 \'llnt6r. . Mrl. e~eart ~ kl beft·~ vm poorly ror the .,..~ four. \litltta... , Val WeD is ~ 1Jofib'" Co. . . ~, • )i1ll •>:lllo ·"-""•.,' ~.\''lil -;: ..,.., '';. ~- '\.,. ".,...,~ ,·' ."· .. . '' '' '. .. • • -~"' . - .... -- ., ' ' ~ -i ' . .' stepping. )~st about the . best • smoked. c1garette you ev~r ... --,• .,,,..,.,i'l\' •. . .• I pn e • :o,; ,~TEPPING. : ~'11 say they're '. •' ' ·' obligation. \ ~ ' . '.t; !I If you can't vi~it, phone anu we will hrfng a car to you, without ! 1 . ' '' ' -t ......~ I " ' There are maay other refinements which we want you to see. ' J; ' A new ., .',.. : •.t greater not oh~truct the vision. ,,~ ' ' . '. ·~ ' now built--in ventilation system gives desil·erl fre'h air without drafts '' . ·" ' l '-' rpwer, more speed and smoother performance are obtained , ' It Motor Compffily. •.• ...... ear the most. economical car to opr>·ntt> >'V ~>· b11iltt h_v the· F"'·d I nounce tJi..,ft chllct!eri's adnfts~on 'IhurSday~ .l nd Friday nights will be 15 cet\b lns\!;:f;'d of 1 25 c;.ents As orJglnally "ar.no~ed. · . ' ' T cuu ntry d~riqg •tb~· ,paW ten or twelve ye~rs. · W o hl!f~ bettered ours~ly~s •little If the price t~rpu!lh • l'IIIIH· p!icitY of t~~··· M>rl surujt~r•"" Is Jr!•lll\llln~d oq h i~ h ,4 Jai the or wom~n call not a~ortj ,~Jor~~~~ ~~~.a bullln~ wo~· lil~~ee~ 3 1~ PW.~~:':t .~~~his r o. , -Useful Gifts- llut Pord didn't .~li> l> the re. For 19M the engine ha~ been materially i m pi'<JVed . ~= :o::.~lt,~~Ta~i ~:;:8cJQ~l:d~~- W S. H~"~ 't"-"-k--~-~.11.,..,!!1ll:.,.,M.I\l..,.,..!f:<:.r':..J*"£l:'::..:._::Mr::.:;s.~C:;;f~:"'::.:;'06::..:L& =woao, :;'- --~Uf!~:. :..::'.. ::::!\!;:f:_·-:·~l~;---..i:·~·"S;J:':__2_ ~-'•J• .:...0·~·- - cllell, L. Pl,lee,'. c~· cruirCb·. lfarry Oa.$1i:i<U and Ettlf F'rerlch' ' The Legionnaire oftlelalll · jl-n- Jo.l'y, Byrel W)ndan, Louaona EbetaLttch, Mary Martha Smith, Jo&n Ctnway, Helen 1\hodea, Dorothr THE LIQUOR QUESTION Reibel, HarrleU Ohlinler and Ba· HE t>ROPOSAJ.tl that no •late tuxes bo leveled ugain•t <.l:lel Elberfeld. liquor but that one tax be asseosed and that by the " fcd c rul governnumt whi{'.h would sh1:t.re wltih the variou~ H1.alcH, in order to keep the price of liquor within reason· aide hnunds, is ·a very good one and should be given coJlsidoration unlca$. some nther means can be found to keep tht~ J•rice tu that ~eve I. Thero Is np; qqe~tioning the aslljlrtlon i~at tlte bill job uf li>e nation at ·Pr~oent •is to see th~t liquor Is solq at l>l'ice which wjlj ~Umlnnte th~ illegal law ~efyln~ legger who has bro~1ht about such a woeful co>ndltlolnl <•f alfalrs throqsrpo~t "the land .durinlf ~!' tenure ·1":·· ""'j~:ojiia the prohibition ·law w.ao in effect. This fel)ow wl~lt ~i• attendant evils, has ~eQn cause of ., gre~t proportion ·<if all crime oqmm\Ued ln thl~ t.'e ' •H~S'8'Y ,DOOd~ .JP~ ~ Mrs. Clarley, Carl stalder Marlon Ward Walden c. Klns 1.!1 auisttnr at the Meinhart, Smith OlotntnK Storr durlf'"' the! Mrs. Mary Lohse, Ethan Harper, Barnf!y Mlk hnllday season. ·G' I·F T S A Man Wq~~ICI 8u¥ ·for Hii!IMif 1111de>· $2000 with a V-type engine. ° an~ I ' .J The Ford ix Lit(' cn:=~:~d~i~. ~- Oll~~ther UNION AVENUE Jo:Je~ pre~ldes ::;, >-BOXED HANKIES 15<: to $1.00 en1,rine available in a low co"t cnr. Near °w• Pajama• 5c: to SOc * Ford engineering and manufacturing methorl s mari e the V-8 type i ........~tt~4'iill<:e Ill' tea-No ~Iter ' a dFeu that wUl auit, SPECIAL XMAS lor 1934 I Oay·l M~eed NEW FORD V-8 I I have a atyle and aize CHRISTMAS GIFT Fur Scarfo for Her sa~ I I PAO:I 'I'IDlD - . ' The Fine§f Ford Car Ever Built l 582·L I .. ' ·-tor Mra. A. P. Gold returned \o bf!r raWnt In Athens Sund&)o. ter's llatu-ln~l.>w, Mn. Lou~~ hf)fne near Pomeroy after Vlaltinl' . Mr. and .l lrll. GUlli V•~• MWS Diehl of l..aunl CUff. , ~r. were Partensburl vt.8lt.ora Bat- Mn. Ed. RUllllell of Bradbury lt-laUYea here thll weel::.. urday. . wu a reeent. auest of Mrs Jame.J Mn. Christy BleUter and Mrs GREGG Of>orae Mees were bua1neu YiaJtorll Icephena JilellheJ},DJ wu • oall· Bowen at Pt. PleuaN. Wedneaday. , er or Llai& Wl<W.tl recent}J. Mr ~pel u:n DenYer Hylle'U nd 11 PboDe 1 · Will Saunders 'wu a MJdcllepaR · • Stella Oress haa retur'JU!d homt alter vlllltina N!latlves at Montgom Mary V~ with spent. her pnrents. ,Mt'\. •r'l Lhill week. 1\ lsltor dBJ~d arandloa. Jim· baby PrldaY Mr. and lillll Ba.turdaJ r.1le were ~ on UJt.~ MldJdft Owtll Swldt of RutlaDd.i MtM Loil Sherman was a Ylllll.or ExtensiYe planll have been for - ' E.iunaay. . · Mra. Bertie Dod.dridae who btla at Hunt1na:ton t.hl8 week. mulated to Insure those present Uale Mldkunm'i so weD at. U1la been W the put. week, • lmprov· "nle B. F . R. Class af the M E Sunday school met tn the SUnday of a.n lnterestiUI and eo.tert.alntna: \'l rltlna. . q. Monday ew(\)ng. pwa:rarn. which J.~ In charije nJ 1 F.l!Pbet.h RoM and Wafrtck Kid· Mr. and Mrs. Bam Eblin aod sclwol TOI'l'm, Mrs Dell MIU't1n nnd Mrs. l!:d k, ft wt.re bualneu VISit.ora at Hem- ohlldren ol Chaurtcey, spent Sun- Among tllase- presf'nt were MesFrench. '~>ck OroYe 1'UMd&J, daJ wlth hla uo~e. Thomas Ebll.r "Mle& W. H F'ollleson&, ROle Fink, Aside from t.he catchy Jines and &llnnie Parkins, C. A.. JIYtden, Ella 1 Ic~pbenN. :MC!:lheony WU Cllll• and famUy. bilartously funny situations proENOCH BADGI.ET DIES ,;1g 011 lJale Mldklff TueedaJ. Lester Price wUl mon this w~ek Hutchtnsol\, J . 'f. Robanaon. Ebr.all!et.h Rice, Howard Lisle and Henry , ·lded 1n "Henry's Weddlnl(', Unl~ Enoch Wilson Badtley, 6'1 yeaH Mrs. QJen Taylor and llr&.. EYef .. Into the Woodruft property . vers&l ProducLna Company's ama- .of Rge. p8B8t'd away at Ills home cit TaJlor boU't ol Bll Run wen 0 . A. Adams has been off duly Winter. The meetlni was JW!t a teur comedy hit which will he on Leadln• Creek Tuesda.y 11 , recebt guests of 'icephenna llcltl- at the store the put week autrer~ :iihort busineM meetlna to make Fl\OWil. at the Masonic Temple au~ M.bout. 11 a.m. Death • was lnstan· • '...enny, 1..... with Jumh• ..... plans for the ch1cll:en supper which .... .._.... Clltorlum. klnlcht and Th:umht.y, t.aneoua, the result or a. cerebral I Ella Staneart ot Bil Run 1s vJalt.- Mrs. Nora Jla&IY, Mrs. Denver was he1d Thur&loy eveniJ'IM. Tile December 14 and 16, there Is an· h<Jmorrhage. il'l l Mr. and Mrs. Ed White. Hysell and bllby vl81ted Mn> Char- rtgular monthly meetlna will be ~ld at the home or MISAeR Lucy other outstundinl reature. SUrviving are hJ.s wlfoe, two SOJ:\8 Ellu.betb R.oea spent Wednead&J ieJ Hysell •. Tuel!lda)>, ""sponsored by the Peeney-BenneLt Vonnie and Roy and the following and Thursday ln Pomeroy the KUeRt Mrs. Artnur !.loore wa.s a "'cent ~~~<! Ellzubeth Cooper next ·rhurii~~':a ~=ddlngA~enc:prLsesLe~lo~ <hi.Uihters, Mrs. Eftle Montaomery, or her mother. JUMt of John EbUn and his moth · CIIlY evening. AU membt>rK nrc «'· (}lteRterl t.o bf! prl'sent. Mrs. Carrie Rouab. Mrs. Earl Roush Jeff VIolet and wife were the v. Mary Eblin. one of tl\f! funniest home talent Mrs. Garnet Hill, Mrs. Laura Ha .. r euest& of their d&Uibter Mra. Bob Ben Eblin 11o1w haa been ill the production& ever presented here Pe of J ....nt.. PMt six weeb , Ia a.bl e to be ou l l1'Y near erse,-,- "i&dne&with a superb amateur cut or to- and Miss Once BadJley, '!~l people. Under the able direc~ Funeral serylces will be conduct- day nl1ht and Th\U'Siday, Eddie Wandling of D&.yton, ParPICNIC GROVE ed at 2 P. M. Thursday from the Oeorae t.op.a•a chlk1rea of Bllll· ley Wandl1nl of Athens and Ar· tl9n of Miss McDavitt the re- rt.sldePCe with burlal In the Gravel Wc!k Orove spent frGm Prlday tm• thur \Vt.ndllng of PQmemy calleJ Rev. Oibfion or Cb1Uicothf' prea~ hearsals~av~ prorressed.f rapidly Hill ~metery In cha.rge of Finster- tll Sunday Ute aueats ot thelr on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, cbed o.t Weaver Chapel Sunday .. A which ca s a. .!luccess ul pre- wald. gra.ndparents, Mr. and Mrs. wtll Sunday. sentatlon. __ LOIJ&.n. Robert Hyr;ell &nd Ruth Dodd~ l:~rge crowd was present. Mrs Leona. McVey o! La.ncaster One of the outlltandlng rea.tures CHRISTMAS PART 1' Hazel WID spent BaturdaJ m,ht ridge were In Athem_,.~Frlday . oi t~ ~~~Y ~the meeting or the A Ctlrlstmas party with ~xchangH with her pu.rents, Mr. and Mre, Val Clarence Spurrier, Henry Ebllo vlR~ted relatives here IRRt · week. Herb Beckley and family were oo1or re ern ~~d Sistern of :)f gUts will be held Friday evef\lng Well. and David Ebl~n:, butcherl:!d foe E!~;nday a:utsts of Mr. and Mrs.[ the MystJe Bhrine. After Uncle 1 ty the Win-More Class or th Mary Perry and Ellab&eh Roaa Ben Eblin, Baturda)' •. l!enry Staneart. Henry, the famous bridegroom dis· j Heath. M E Chur h t the b were at Burllnah~ Saturday: · IIIJlpears, due to kidnaping, the old · · c a ome EYelyn White Gf Bic R • · There will be a social and play at ftllthful negro cook decides tn call i or Mrs. H E. Bush on BroadwaJ calllnr on Ray Whale •s daun WU Plcnle Grove school house Saturday tn the "brether n and slstern of the' Street. Gravel Hill A!ISI_s tlng Mrs. Saturda att.e y uthtera evenlng December 16. Mystlc Shrine" a~1 hold a ~~eance H;lsh wLll be Mrs. Fr&nkle B. y moon. Mae McVey and friend of ColWith the spirit.& to see U Uncle ~·rd. Mrs Isaac Stae.Ui. Mrs. C. P. umbus spent a few days recent.Q H enry can. be lound Al:l a result a ' .Jutto n Phd PiCkl'ns. with her parentli Mr. and Mr~. !urge numOI'!r of the colored friends 1 tl'ld his hearers h& "by hl11 strong· r earl McVey. of the servant appear and hold a Mr ana Mrs. Dav1d A~kcrn vl~lt~ 1 t Sadie cummins spel\t Tue.'tday~, Meeting of that famous lodKO ~•n...."' (fl m Marlelt!l. Tue~.day with t11elr with MMI her C V. Jster Jones Mr8 spent Ttl~)! (.3\ pel'l:lOI\al appea · undPrtaken B heal the old wounds festering on rfternoon with Bes.sle Beckley. 1 talk with th{' splnU: to se~ Jsalv- ' •11 and rlaufhler~ln-law M1 .u1d s • • Vft)' the body of Europe to eliml~te Mn; Ida Sta.neart of Hamden h~&.~.; tt.1na can be learned ubout the 1 Mn Jo.mcs Asltern. 1 .voodard or Pomeroy. . l:een \l!:litlng relaLives h.ere. tZflQppea.ranct' ol Uncle Henry ' Mrs Robert Barn,.,, v.ho has! Mrs. OrvUle Hogue -st"o bas l'ld -col\ftictll and permit the tor. · t b 111 the Bt .'V'' mented people to find rest." Maude Weyant spent the week The meetmg proves to be nn old- t.eJ\ confined to h ~l home. corner! ecn po WL'fk, ~ b;ettcr. Germany, he declared . 18 1 ead9 to with her aunt, Flora Arbaugh. timf> splntunlk:tJc meeting H lb I f Llnccln Street '<nd Third AveJohn F'recker of M.ktdleflo..ft ~11- "disarm to the last rifle if othor er,d Fro.rk Arbaugh and 80n Clarence ll'ade up of 30 prominent men aPd I•U!!, lor qulle a len&thy period, has 1ed on 0. A. Adams, last week . nations would do t.he same.'' were McArthur visitors S,aturday. women who talk w11Jl the spirits l bt-en JepottN.l ~o bt Ill .t · uthtl I' Mrs .• ~ver Hysell and baby Dr. Nichola!! Murray Butler, Wm Beckley and JlJRily were !l.nd sing cld-tlme Nt:ii!O spmlu~o~IJ ,~ s.:rlous cond t!on fe r lhc past few rpent , : nesday wlth M1'8. Pea.l"l president or Columbia, did not at- Lancaster visitors last .W~k . t~c 50Ilgs Every body enjo:yr; this r &.ys d ""' d Several from here attflhded the type of entertainment nnd h.." ,." ,~" r.~rs tlEd~ Fl'oench.H Mls. F I. Gaud~ ;Gilkey.~ Miss '!lannah Kline and cU.\Ikl- ten t-,~Jmeetlng an i was repre, l ,_, b Sffl~d '.bf Pr 1 ~ 1 1;low.,dd C. Hyde._ Junlur play at Albany Thursday rt-al old-time sc.uthern negro splr - tJfl a:l ,1 :·s R · HoHler altend- 1 t'1 t ."""'~ us. spent the week pror~or of lft\eirnattotlal law evening itualislic me£\lmg m pJI Jts ~lory .,, a diElrl rl msetlng or !he M1ss- end hef parentsjMl"~~nd ~-., , _ Some ol lh e songs sung by thh; ln nar~· Sor Jf!tles of t he f:hurches ot' 1W. M Kline. Her mother and her gt•oup are ·Lonesome Road", C'hrist whl<:h W3S held Tuesday at 1t·rothers. Henry and CIHford, ac• MASON CITY ~ Mr. and Mrs f4cNutt and chll~ ''Hallelujah ", "Hear Dem Bells" l."'e home of Mrs. S. E. 0. Pedigo, 1<.unpa~:i~ her ~dme for a1~ lo• S _____. , rlren visited l\4J . and Mrs. Eel Oiler f'nd · Bltl!! Ymt Slnl'ers Rufus of Athtms A n;nlonul ofllce r wn , dt ftnitit Ntsi~ ~ •• , \ . · . : ~- : M · H • · r8 1 Frida~ evet\lng. · -· Lide as Bruther Il l ' prrseJ't nL tole meetlni ' ,,,•t\l Ah!Jra • em Lawrence8 Bowen oipegtown spent. rlf!nt of the Mystic Shrine, Mrs E. J Zuspan and Mr. und and auahter, Jfellte, J . w. Martin was a at the meeting and Ml'S Vlrglnh& Mrs Ta)'lcr Sonune1vllle of Mn.grle 1 !)ent Prl<la:t at Gallipolis, vlflltor at Charleston Wednesday. making an extended vtstt with Mr E~;ner, as Sister Badle and Mrs and Mr!l. Oscar Roush were V1shors ; Mr arid Mrs. Olal'tlnce Bpu~Jer , Che;~ 6;1lt\lscr ~ne ~f the waha~ nnd Mrs ""d Oller. . 1 and !!On sJ)l'!nt Izora Guinther, as Sisi.er Eliza se~ !,., Huntington Tuesday. Wednot~dt.y th !mo. ht!!rf 'sehbol t.nstrtl,ctors, was m "' · • VISioN and gJve st,ong testlm' on~ I W1Jllam Steiff was unable to belhl"'' boother, Ben EbUn and fa y. 1rllU~IN ~ '' n lUI -•d unabl e to be a1 Mr and Mr~;. dlorence Arbau~h I lois m regard to them :u hts employment at the Big 3 Mr. Mn. Linzy Locke aDd school. Pnd sun Ermel wetP. sunday guest& The members of the spiritualistic ~~rocery. Wednesd~~ , because ol baby ol Bradbury, spent Tuesday Mrs. J. T. Bte'918.rt, and dauK}tt.era oJ Mr. and Mrs. Will Cooley'&. rn~tlna:. are : Mrs. Charles Sauer. JJ.ness Frank l.ewts Knopp sUb.'itl-. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. "lima and Lola. !!\~na McDaniel. Rhymond 8obo visited trlends at Cr:arles Walburn Hermat\ Haddox. I luted [Himm Locke. ,. Mrs. ~rt Lee and son and G. W Radcliff Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C F Rathburn re~ Mrs. VIola Hytell' apent 1bUN· I1.(elk and sons were visitors at Mr and Mrs. Charlie Qutck and Dave FP.Jmer, J B. Wayland Kllne M:uthews, Mrs Lindsay Lyons turned Tueaday evening from a day and Friday with her mothel Hartford Wednesday. ~on Robert spent the week end H1s, Blanche Haskins. Mrs Thom~ bnslness vlslt In Columbur;. DaP : and her son, W•lter Hysel\ ·~nd Mrs . Herman r..a,ne and dauah- with relaUYes in Lancaster. l'!S Jones,. Mrs. Olenn Srnlth, MI"R. White and Mls.s Eloise pcoper, whO \ r~unily or Happ3i 1¥pUow. : ; ttr of ~111:\'V' Haven visited relatives Edwin Zimmerman and family Roma Harrah, Caro Louise ErY~q . visited with the latter s grandpnr- I Mrs. Lowe or 010\lster cama ' Ialit htre 'l'bUMday. · tpent Sund$.}' wlt.h. trleruls 1nr. Lan~ ." CUl TO . .,.. rlif;~ •' RECEIY£ I ' " -... J . I �• •.• . . • 1. •.. ' I ,. .. W j'•• •' . . ' """' ~·. .' ' ·~ l J:: I. WI!DIIESDAT, D>llll!lli!BR II, flit Lf.r Jackie at Pt. Pliaaant were & aelae of' typ)J.o~ feVer. ClJdt: Tyree. Ji:U•~ ~ tlywaa a B~ J4111. Art.nur Moore and, ntecr.. 1'!11ton here Thunda.)'. Earl Busklrl:: of· Patterltltlrl was Grove 1eeell • · , Mn. Harry Br&dlbaw ot Colum· Sirmes aDd oenld VIolet. wft'e bUA were recent. cueeta of t.be hi• - ll bullnes~~ vial tor htre Th.UrBda:r . from WBiAa:sl>AY. DE(lEMBER IS, 183> VIRCINIA '" ~========:::::::::::::::::========~' 1lenry's Wedding' Is Full Of Fun ." MEHIN~ .I" .. ... .' ' ' abou~ It Takes More Than O.Hy Je Get leatly For··,: OW '!'HAT liquors are to be •old in the state N ' again, a such· As ·has been ordered by Govc~tmpaign ernor White in a meSSiage to the State Patrol, against drunken drtvers, should not be a11owed to die "aborning" "ith the state officers only, taking an active part in such a worthy ~.:ause. Give Her Somethilll To ·w~r, She There are few crimes indeed which can trump up &l 6howa may COD\8 an,d ahow.~•.;;;;;: IilLI!! excu -.P ati one for drunken driving. The man or gG w.:a.rr;:utre~ 1~be.S:ms wumnn w hn indulges in it, is a potential murderer and :meart.l anJthinl Uw.t must lw tr€ated as one. Instances such as have occurred ll.udltor~~theaav:U:: !~~ U::!' in our nw11 midst have proven time and again just what rcw"e pretet1ted. by ttl.f! Drum dam a ge can be caused by an automobile while being ~ ~c:.'U:,e !~erklt: was leafll.ed was drivc11 wildly by a person under the inftu~nce of alcohol, clau TuHday eveflJ.ns. liP all old bills 'd d b I k f llle Inimitable ,.. .. Mees •hil>o relaUve to Thcrt! are Iaws provl e Y our a.wma ers or and. 'Ruf\il Ltde, the man from the n·as n.euat5&1'7 before t.be~E~~J dl'Ullll!l with this type of criminal and when our judicial ~uth who Just can't make hla feet tlon of the cJvtl works olhcials fnil to mete out sentences giving the full extent beh.aYe, atlt!Ds premte111 and end the j tfun. placed more counu<~ual of e10081 ten and 1 600 which men t.obaa worl:: in Metp t hose law t' to the culprits, especially when they are "reo. mer up to t;he principaLs tn ty I'f!ceMng actual pay for tbe ser" h h " b lit f th ftrat part of the pro- \'Ices rendered. (lealL'n1, t Ht Hs, persons w o nave een gu Y 0 e anappy and mualcal from Since little wa11 acoo.mplllhel;l l harge I.a.: fore , !'iUC h officials are derelict in their duties. tu end Tuesday evening as a result .of the Wlwt good is accompli!;hed when a drunken drivet· second pa~t WBB divided Into fullure of the clerks Lo attend the acta represented by ~umbUng, mel;lt,IJ}g, a ~recond letter will be .,_ hro11ght before the bar of justice and he offers no ex-~~~~~ akitl!l, art,d mWiic. Madolyn H"'nt the clerkll. lt was learned, Mkcu~Sc o1· exts'nuation for his crime because there is none. ablllty aabyaBklU· stu- ofrlct lng them to c~ome:~~·::,;~ to ~he Jn proved physklalher educatlon or Mr. l1ul ... Jmpl:,r admits his crime, and that per:.-son is given a demonstrathll 10nte dtmcult. r"y to clca~ up ·~ wmc ndcd lientence? In tumbllns. Prlt.z and 9etty clcl blll.s. UntU the Bt.ck of Ant:.tqull.)', juYenlle er¥er- was the belief that·i~tiit>Uti;~· Tht• wuy t o curb crime is to puni1:1h those guilty of talner.B, alwa~IS popular wltb Pome- don,e toward the a eommitting crimes. Certainly when crimins.ls are ctealt rry audiences, ~ayed and sa11v old fuod.s row ILvalla.ble fpshloned mW!lc. Olen Barnette, po,se. w 1th lightly !-1.8 they have been dealt with in the past, kJeal groceryman II\ a skit with Mr Failure of many of the townahtp 1JH.· n· i ~ hardly any hope for a11 improvt:rnent lor such le- l ·lde, sent the tLudience into guffaw~ cl~t·ks to aLtend t.he meeting waa of delight wltb hls splendid voca.J due, It W83 thought, to the adverae 111\ 'lltY but bret!ds contemJlt for law and order ammlg tht> Imitations or catll, dOll'S, squlrre.l8, wt:ather condltlons Tuesday night ( Ia :-::-; td' criminal who ~houlP be moat effectively impress- <lt'r the A nwnber of Junior glriB un- orut the fact that ln order to reaoh direction ot Miss Marlon fljlJleroy long drive& would be rci' d through the s ucce8sful operation of our laws instead rbersbach or l.he departmer.t or orfslta.ted. Several townshtp clerks ol thdr failure to du what was intended. physical education, execuLed ROme were heard t.o say following a meet· ••elf r es r>"Ct>'n" and law ab>'ding citizens arc to be sna.ppy In coatumes rhythm. compO&ed A quar- lng heretol:lome aso which "' "' tette In stepe comical peared them time IUJ relatively unim~ It wn l edcd frum wholetmle murder through the m:acltin.a-1 oi D Strickland Will Meea and portant that they would not be Ft.orr offered ~al aeiectloruJ. The "fooled aaaln\ This waa beUeved t 1o11:. of drunken drivers, our judicial officialS will ha.ve to entire cho;ruaunr "Am.erlcau Lea:~ to haYe been ~other reaaon for ~ ·furnish thut protection through sentences deslgned to Jon" if~ the pan~ finale. Ute·~~. ot so mllhY clerks s1nce ·eak up the practice of eareening wildly on the public John MIPStrel eonga\ere and ends were they dld Tue&day not know evening the natureolthe Shorr, Marton Ward. Ray- r1eettng nor Its IJI }lighWllYH wi1h no idea of whnt i1:1 going on. The place nOJtd Harbr:echt, Dayton strlok~ l:nport.ancc. . . . h kl 't t' ry la.nd., Artle Rosenblum, Bob Web· • ---:----,Cii'iif""---~ iol' (l drun k {')] di'IV€1' Hl Ill l e wor lOUS e or pem en 18. ~ter, J,.ou Bta[\ley and Dick Hepp. w !1<' l'l' lw will hnvc ample time to think over the error of Frank Will acted lUI Interlocutor. e: hl -1 waYI5 while the puhlic is protected from his inane and w.~la~~:': Jl~ r:~: mut·deru UI$ adwn~ . Heir; one individual never entitled to drummer. Two eu1Lll, alleilna fraud on leniency uu r f\'l CJT y. p11.rL of the defenda.nt corporation, -"'----- - - -·!;ELl- ISH I'ARENTS MOTH8ll recently objected lo uu operation being pt~ rrunncd ou her daughter to :;llch an extent that it ¥a.-. m•cc:-;snry to take the case iuto court. The operation, A tl wa" r;aut by sevct•al specialists, waH necessary to keep ', lie ·' uung g irl '?. mouth from growinu tight shut thereby JHcV<'nl.ing her from tAking nourishment in the natural m:ulll er 11 1 nddition to maldng her a mute. A fler ne vel'n I du.yH of argument followed l>y a court ordt•r "·hH.: h would givt• the medical authorities permisri 1111l tu p crl'o nn the operution, the selfisn mother gave her (Oil~cHt , t'HYIIlg that she objected because her husband, and fal hl:'r of the child, had irked her by gidng his con''l' llt for the I •IH~ rll.tlon without consulting her. ln ver-~t ignlorl'\. might go a lonK way and spend much L1 m~ in th ,Hl' searc h fo1· a more ug"gravated case of down · Fraud : wed Itt Suits Filed Here Knapp and Company, a West VirKinl& CorporMo"on and Irtdenudt~ Ilt<:>Ul'8llct Company or North America, a ~nnsylvania. Cot1Xlra~ A Ohrlstmas mtJeUng and Lion, were filed In the common for the children or Ule club mem- plel\8 court here Tuesday. ber11 were enjoyed Tuelday afterThe sept~.ra.tc suita were ftlcd by uoon by the Shakespea.re club Edward Hmes and Mattie Oenthe borne of Mr.s. J . Elberfeld helmer. both naming the two corMulberry poratJOJl,ll as defendants. Roll In the Hines petition. ftlod r~:~Sponse It w11.s allesed that Hines Mean to bt-en defr~t.uded through the by a ChaBe of lnveatmentll to the am.OWOL Ff'll'etan or $2,ll'J.20 with interest at Charles ccmt from Auwust 27, 1932, for 1whteh he asked judgment. II."\ the 111 f:lmlth . c'Jmmon pleas court The petition alated that t.he Knapp fiJlllted by the et1 hteen preaent. Included tn tbis lu~d become bankrupt and ment waa the alns:lntr fC•ndJtion& or the bond were hH••- I Night" In German byflelln en d.aUJhW' or Profe.uor and The OeMelmer petition J . Rbod.e.a. t!te court tor a Jucta:ment In Following the prOKJ'iWD the mem- nmount or $1 ,f.16.4fl with 8 per l:ers .,.rut children were uahered from Juey ~. 19~2. and the dintns:-room where they with 8 per cent lnt<re•L I ac.ated at a Jarte table 10. 193la, alleging ""''''I artions performed merely for the !lake of venling one's :-ipleen against a third party Uut they would lw in the .~ame class with Diogenes ~o far al:3 being suc- W88 (ll.;lored lights. Alter "'Chrletmaa tree t'Ct'::sfu l in their ttUeBt is cuncerned. It is to be wondered had been r;erved, Mrs. presented each child wttJl a Jilt. a t that Nature would allow such a misfit, narrow-minded, The tollowtnr children were :;r. Hi ~ h <.:tealure to enjoy the supreme satisfaction of be- sented and participated In the gram : Mary Elll:abeth and p;:ai>OO.I.._D~ iJ: g a mother when there are so ma11y worthwhile women E;f>erfeld, Jeao, lana. and Caroline Kreltler, Joe OhUnger. Jean Mal~ \\ hu arc d e ni e d the privilege. ri ght, Jdiull c corporatlom andby that ~:i~~~~ I~~:f~~~~~de~f~ra~uded theconde~ of a bond had been broken. Loves Her A Nice War,. Niee l_;QN--)11~ Everyone H>ill;._...._ ..u>.IUIIe.mo.,.y you'll never miu it. Flanael ·Rob"' .. HANKIES- buy . ' ' I ·" · I · · i',. ) . "" I'1 'qt " 'j ' '• ; ", Hermo.~ Bed Blankelo Bed Spreada Carpet Sweepero Alarm Cloc:ko Fancy Box Paper Silverware Glauware Fancy Goblelo Fancy Vaaea Table Covera -r-- - -- - - GLOV£S KID and F·ABitiiC 50c io $2.110 ...... ' ............. t&c ·to 185c Bath Rua:a I Iloilo . . . .. .2Sc to .lillie Path Towela ,... .. .. ....... :l& to ·t MlO Trav•lb!a: Baa:a ...-... . . .. .. .. z&c.SOC Gfailaton• Baa:• Muf- .............. 5&•$1.110 Ladiiea Fitted Caa• PaJomu .. · .''tl ~00 to $2.50 'Ruaa · - . .. .. .. 9&o: to $2.00 ·Sheela Wool • - ........ 361: to 85c Pillow Caaea ........, ... , Ji.OO'to$3.ilo Electric Com BP•• · · de to $1 Poppen ·91ic ..... a.ao ....... . .•• Electric Curler 75<: t\) $4.60 VISIT TOY TOWN IN OUR ANfiEX "' ~A Laqo IT'S GOING TO BE SILK HOSIERY 25<:41.50 IS~t'clal Showi.DJ of ' ' .... Imported American All Grade of China Stook or By &he Set. START A SET THIS :XM.\8, . _ -•1"' GIFt' IJ;E,MS FOR BOYS TO BROADCAST • ~l ~•.· •~.oo ' I ' .. ....:. , ' I . ... (COniinued Pron:. .~age 0111111 Pdly In favQr of state mcuopoly." GUILD MEETs · 'Ihomas and ' Bweet pleaded for , , The Ladies Oullll"Of ebe Heath M tna~ term of liquor: control "ln the 1 ,J;. Chttreh met Tues(lny evening mterest of th~ geMra.Uon who '111,11 ! .with Mrs. H~bert Chambet,s, car-l- ha.'4e lo live under the liquor Ia~. " ' 141Cr ~ t,f.an itteet and , ryttrth Senator Smolka wanted to knq,w · ~venUe , for Us ' reguLr business' whether. ·tf the legislature &houli:1 1 srsslon. The me _dng w6s presided M:opL the monopoly plan, the st~- 1 over bs the presidet\t. Mr~. Elmer ; d<:nt& would cooperate in the elln'l,~ : i luatkm of the bootlegger. sweet re~ I 1 MeCarty. :: . riled In the affirmative. PreviouslY l ~~ CLUB HOS'"SS \ "'!homas and Sweet addressed t~~ !• Mrs Cecil Bl!lldlm~ ' was House of Representatives. • 1'h1eaday afternoon to the member.lll The S'Overl'l::.r has Issued a nu"'l?t. her five hundred club Mrs 'Jill H 1::1!1 of :~upplemental call& extending 'J»ttllng and Mrs. R. · w ·Ha;rls f.b c nature of legislation on wh ich Wtre the recipients or the first and the sessiOn called originally to act ' scoond club prizes, respectively rr. repeal problems only, may take The hn.o;.tess ser\'ed delicious rf~ 8.('tlon. fr~shments nl the close or ,the1 af ~ First •of the proposals other than ternoon l!(jttcr to be considered was the men. snre Q\Ying the Clt.y or Cleveland : nt. tlwr~zatlon to isllue notes In anTURKEl' DINNEit . ticipation or d ellnqutnt tax oollec- : On Thurst:lny evenlnt, il ' stx o'· tlon&. It Wll& paEsed by both houses clock turkey dinner will be enjoyed n ·:l signed by the governor, beeom~ · olt the Church of Christ by the Loy- iug operative immediately under al Women's Class. Followtne t.he 'he emergency clal.llle. dinner. the annua.l Christmas Bllls have been Introduced ln rlll.l ty Of the elaBS with a'n exchange toth Houses covering: other recom•:' lifts by the "Slifl-Bhlne Btid~ mendations for the governor. One d1es" wl11 be. held. Throughout ·the !Ut'h me&l5ure would permit the ~t·o. r exch14'.ge or gifts on t;.lrth- Cl'eatiOI'- or mutual savings banks tlays, weddlbg annl\lersarles "i.nd fl~ an4 another Would authorize the had been made without the.tdentl· c:ivlslon of securities to accept t1' of the buddies belnll disci~ . bondiS of prOBI)ectlve sccnrltle.s At the party Thursdo.y evening' ttle (l! alers and to provide new re-I Identity of each Sun~Shl~ Buddy qulrement& for qur.lllylng .salel::lmen. 1 will be revealed. other admlnlsLratlon bUls lntro~ · - __ ~ -~ c:uced would mall:e poor relief bonds •IIJllllll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~lnued COnl\ectlon the "nulsonce" Intax, mature with ~ml-annunlly ---r,qd require t.he state freasurer t.o Make monthly a11Qcationa1 of "nutsance" tax revenues W QOuntleB. CHRISTMAS THe legislature also was oon~~lder .. SPECIAL Ins a bill to aut.horlllC the -&~ltBeiaor under \t;te pe~J ~Qpera, Up: L"'' JleLuxe Tirea lnws to rt~d.nct ~ ,ta~ . r~te tor 1 1.• ~ We w~t . te do oar pari In help;- 19.34 Whe~J~ the rate ul'idet th8 exftlt. 'ift·:.:Jf/.:\~16'\tt·bPPJ for CJarlli. 11'\It law would be In conftlct wtth • H"' the new IO·mtll tax llmlt.atton tmts and are maldq an a.aaal flmendment to the state constttu· ' · .. ~· .. ' .-. ""9:f....,.. t1' '~":"1 J".t.........-;--~ hostess! 'DEXDALE ~n '· .. Rea ~ , --·'~~ ... • - ·' ..-.- :· Mqre miles per gallon, quicker etarting in cold weath er ~ with the new Dual Car·buret.m· and Dual Manifold . :md tloP~ •·" Th'e Broo'-·., -EbersbachM0t··o,·r· c0 m4. . ( ~- . ' . PbOD8 •, '~ ' .A'I Middleport,· CbJO • ~·?:·:' ~ ._ :])t .~ '. ... .,..- ' .' ·. ..- ' ·, ..., r ,, ' C~ijiel.ds are milder Chater:fiehh taste better HOUSE SLtrPUS f '!I' L,~i•• T~· LJ~TS ' .' 36c: to $l.&O FOR MEN SOc to fl.OO offer beJinnlnr today an• eadlq' tlon. - - - - - - · - - Dec. 26tb. '. far •IJII!I*u 11<> .. t.t.fll 8\.INNY SUPPEI for-Qilllren ..., ., . ...,......; ' Wl&b eaell Lee DeLilh TIN Sold CHERRYIUOOE . ••rlnr tills sale ,.. . oaa rel an Ia• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Perry and Archie wen were Pomeroy vl&ltors ner t..lte of C\IIITMpon4tnr II• Monday. Mar~ VIolet and son spent For Only lc Monday In Athena with her dauchWe bave a llle for row eat. tf'r, Mrs. Dale Hart and f1mUy. . ' Drive In IUid pi ou prleea on 1011" MIU'Y Perry 18 ·~ aome time wlth ~r mother who l8 ID. the and GET A TUBE for le. ftolly Ta.ylor ot Bll Run l6 tU with ftu. 'l'BIS OFFER GOOD AT ANY lcephenna. Mcl!:lhennY wu cau .. INTER~CITJES STATION lnl on Mrs. Olen Taylor of Bill fUm receatl7. " l~tter-Citleo 011 Mrs. Ell& BtiMart Of .IJ Rllll } ~...,. h4. S&. Pemeror, o. h.. 110n• to Mlltor<l Owtor for tbe 1 \'llnt6r. . Mrl. e~eart ~ kl beft·~ vm poorly ror the .,..~ four. \litltta... , Val WeD is ~ 1Jofib'" Co. . . ~, • )i1ll •>:lllo ·"-""•.,' ~.\''lil -;: ..,.., '';. ~- '\.,. ".,...,~ ,·' ."· .. . '' '' '. .. • • -~"' . - .... -- ., ' ' ~ -i ' . .' stepping. )~st about the . best • smoked. c1garette you ev~r ... --,• .,,,..,.,i'l\' •. . .• I pn e • :o,; ,~TEPPING. : ~'11 say they're '. •' ' ·' obligation. \ ~ ' . '.t; !I If you can't vi~it, phone anu we will hrfng a car to you, without ! 1 . ' '' ' -t ......~ I " ' There are maay other refinements which we want you to see. ' J; ' A new ., .',.. : •.t greater not oh~truct the vision. ,,~ ' ' . '. ·~ ' now built--in ventilation system gives desil·erl fre'h air without drafts '' . ·" ' l '-' rpwer, more speed and smoother performance are obtained , ' It Motor Compffily. •.• ...... ear the most. economical car to opr>·ntt> >'V ~>· b11iltt h_v the· F"'·d I nounce tJi..,ft chllct!eri's adnfts~on 'IhurSday~ .l nd Friday nights will be 15 cet\b lns\!;:f;'d of 1 25 c;.ents As orJglnally "ar.no~ed. · . ' ' T cuu ntry d~riqg •tb~· ,paW ten or twelve ye~rs. · W o hl!f~ bettered ours~ly~s •little If the price t~rpu!lh • l'IIIIH· p!icitY of t~~··· M>rl surujt~r•"" Is Jr!•lll\llln~d oq h i~ h ,4 Jai the or wom~n call not a~ortj ,~Jor~~~~ ~~~.a bullln~ wo~· lil~~ee~ 3 1~ PW.~~:':t .~~~his r o. , -Useful Gifts- llut Pord didn't .~li> l> the re. For 19M the engine ha~ been materially i m pi'<JVed . ~= :o::.~lt,~~Ta~i ~:;:8cJQ~l:d~~- W S. H~"~ 't"-"-k--~-~.11.,..,!!1ll:.,.,M.I\l..,.,..!f:<:.r':..J*"£l:'::..:._::Mr::.:;s.~C:;;f~:"'::.:;'06::..:L& =woao, :;'- --~Uf!~:. :..::'.. ::::!\!;:f:_·-:·~l~;---..i:·~·"S;J:':__2_ ~-'•J• .:...0·~·- - cllell, L. Pl,lee,'. c~· cruirCb·. lfarry Oa.$1i:i<U and Ettlf F'rerlch' ' The Legionnaire oftlelalll · jl-n- Jo.l'y, Byrel W)ndan, Louaona EbetaLttch, Mary Martha Smith, Jo&n Ctnway, Helen 1\hodea, Dorothr THE LIQUOR QUESTION Reibel, HarrleU Ohlinler and Ba· HE t>ROPOSAJ.tl that no •late tuxes bo leveled ugain•t <.l:lel Elberfeld. liquor but that one tax be asseosed and that by the " fcd c rul governnumt whi{'.h would sh1:t.re wltih the variou~ H1.alcH, in order to keep the price of liquor within reason· aide hnunds, is ·a very good one and should be given coJlsidoration unlca$. some nther means can be found to keep tht~ J•rice tu that ~eve I. Thero Is np; qqe~tioning the aslljlrtlon i~at tlte bill job uf li>e nation at ·Pr~oent •is to see th~t liquor Is solq at l>l'ice which wjlj ~Umlnnte th~ illegal law ~efyln~ legger who has bro~1ht about such a woeful co>ndltlolnl <•f alfalrs throqsrpo~t "the land .durinlf ~!' tenure ·1":·· ""'j~:ojiia the prohibition ·law w.ao in effect. This fel)ow wl~lt ~i• attendant evils, has ~eQn cause of ., gre~t proportion ·<if all crime oqmm\Ued ln thl~ t.'e ' •H~S'8'Y ,DOOd~ .JP~ ~ Mrs. Clarley, Carl stalder Marlon Ward Walden c. Klns 1.!1 auisttnr at the Meinhart, Smith OlotntnK Storr durlf'"' the! Mrs. Mary Lohse, Ethan Harper, Barnf!y Mlk hnllday season. ·G' I·F T S A Man Wq~~ICI 8u¥ ·for Hii!IMif 1111de>· $2000 with a V-type engine. ° an~ I ' .J The Ford ix Lit(' cn:=~:~d~i~. ~- Oll~~ther UNION AVENUE Jo:Je~ pre~ldes ::;, >-BOXED HANKIES 15<: to $1.00 en1,rine available in a low co"t cnr. Near °w• Pajama• 5c: to SOc * Ford engineering and manufacturing methorl s mari e the V-8 type i ........~tt~4'iill<:e Ill' tea-No ~Iter ' a dFeu that wUl auit, SPECIAL XMAS lor 1934 I Oay·l M~eed NEW FORD V-8 I I have a atyle and aize CHRISTMAS GIFT Fur Scarfo for Her sa~ I I PAO:I 'I'IDlD - . ' The Fine§f Ford Car Ever Built l 582·L I .. ' ·-tor Mra. A. P. Gold returned \o bf!r raWnt In Athens Sund&)o. ter's llatu-ln~l.>w, Mn. Lou~~ hf)fne near Pomeroy after Vlaltinl' . Mr. and .l lrll. GUlli V•~• MWS Diehl of l..aunl CUff. , ~r. were Partensburl vt.8lt.ora Bat- Mn. Ed. RUllllell of Bradbury lt-laUYea here thll weel::.. urday. . wu a reeent. auest of Mrs Jame.J Mn. Christy BleUter and Mrs GREGG Of>orae Mees were bua1neu YiaJtorll Icephena JilellheJ},DJ wu • oall· Bowen at Pt. PleuaN. Wedneaday. , er or Llai& Wl<W.tl recent}J. Mr ~pel u:n DenYer Hylle'U nd 11 PboDe 1 · Will Saunders 'wu a MJdcllepaR · • Stella Oress haa retur'JU!d homt alter vlllltina N!latlves at Montgom Mary V~ with spent. her pnrents. ,Mt'\. •r'l Lhill week. 1\ lsltor dBJ~d arandloa. Jim· baby PrldaY Mr. and lillll Ba.turdaJ r.1le were ~ on UJt.~ MldJdft Owtll Swldt of RutlaDd.i MtM Loil Sherman was a Ylllll.or ExtensiYe planll have been for - ' E.iunaay. . · Mra. Bertie Dod.dridae who btla at Hunt1na:ton t.hl8 week. mulated to Insure those present Uale Mldkunm'i so weD at. U1la been W the put. week, • lmprov· "nle B. F . R. Class af the M E Sunday school met tn the SUnday of a.n lnterestiUI and eo.tert.alntna: \'l rltlna. . q. Monday ew(\)ng. pwa:rarn. which J.~ In charije nJ 1 F.l!Pbet.h RoM and Wafrtck Kid· Mr. and Mrs. Bam Eblin aod sclwol TOI'l'm, Mrs Dell MIU't1n nnd Mrs. l!:d k, ft wt.re bualneu VISit.ora at Hem- ohlldren ol Chaurtcey, spent Sun- Among tllase- presf'nt were MesFrench. '~>ck OroYe 1'UMd&J, daJ wlth hla uo~e. Thomas Ebll.r "Mle& W. H F'ollleson&, ROle Fink, Aside from t.he catchy Jines and &llnnie Parkins, C. A.. JIYtden, Ella 1 Ic~pbenN. :MC!:lheony WU Cllll• and famUy. bilartously funny situations proENOCH BADGI.ET DIES ,;1g 011 lJale Mldklff TueedaJ. Lester Price wUl mon this w~ek Hutchtnsol\, J . 'f. Robanaon. Ebr.all!et.h Rice, Howard Lisle and Henry , ·lded 1n "Henry's Weddlnl(', Unl~ Enoch Wilson Badtley, 6'1 yeaH Mrs. QJen Taylor and llr&.. EYef .. Into the Woodruft property . vers&l ProducLna Company's ama- .of Rge. p8B8t'd away at Ills home cit TaJlor boU't ol Bll Run wen 0 . A. Adams has been off duly Winter. The meetlni was JW!t a teur comedy hit which will he on Leadln• Creek Tuesda.y 11 , recebt guests of 'icephenna llcltl- at the store the put week autrer~ :iihort busineM meetlna to make Fl\OWil. at the Masonic Temple au~ M.bout. 11 a.m. Death • was lnstan· • '...enny, 1..... with Jumh• ..... plans for the ch1cll:en supper which .... .._.... Clltorlum. klnlcht and Th:umht.y, t.aneoua, the result or a. cerebral I Ella Staneart ot Bil Run 1s vJalt.- Mrs. Nora Jla&IY, Mrs. Denver was he1d Thur&loy eveniJ'IM. Tile December 14 and 16, there Is an· h<Jmorrhage. il'l l Mr. and Mrs. Ed White. Hysell and bllby vl81ted Mn> Char- rtgular monthly meetlna will be ~ld at the home or MISAeR Lucy other outstundinl reature. SUrviving are hJ.s wlfoe, two SOJ:\8 Ellu.betb R.oea spent Wednead&J ieJ Hysell •. Tuel!lda)>, ""sponsored by the Peeney-BenneLt Vonnie and Roy and the following and Thursday ln Pomeroy the KUeRt Mrs. Artnur !.loore wa.s a "'cent ~~~<! Ellzubeth Cooper next ·rhurii~~':a ~=ddlngA~enc:prLsesLe~lo~ <hi.Uihters, Mrs. Eftle Montaomery, or her mother. JUMt of John EbUn and his moth · CIIlY evening. AU membt>rK nrc «'· (}lteRterl t.o bf! prl'sent. Mrs. Carrie Rouab. Mrs. Earl Roush Jeff VIolet and wife were the v. Mary Eblin. one of tl\f! funniest home talent Mrs. Garnet Hill, Mrs. Laura Ha .. r euest& of their d&Uibter Mra. Bob Ben Eblin 11o1w haa been ill the production& ever presented here Pe of J ....nt.. PMt six weeb , Ia a.bl e to be ou l l1'Y near erse,-,- "i&dne&with a superb amateur cut or to- and Miss Once BadJley, '!~l people. Under the able direc~ Funeral serylces will be conduct- day nl1ht and Th\U'Siday, Eddie Wandling of D&.yton, ParPICNIC GROVE ed at 2 P. M. Thursday from the Oeorae t.op.a•a chlk1rea of Bllll· ley Wandl1nl of Athens and Ar· tl9n of Miss McDavitt the re- rt.sldePCe with burlal In the Gravel Wc!k Orove spent frGm Prlday tm• thur \Vt.ndllng of PQmemy calleJ Rev. Oibfion or Cb1Uicothf' prea~ hearsals~av~ prorressed.f rapidly Hill ~metery In cha.rge of Finster- tll Sunday Ute aueats ot thelr on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, cbed o.t Weaver Chapel Sunday .. A which ca s a. .!luccess ul pre- wald. gra.ndparents, Mr. and Mrs. wtll Sunday. sentatlon. __ LOIJ&.n. Robert Hyr;ell &nd Ruth Dodd~ l:~rge crowd was present. Mrs Leona. McVey o! La.ncaster One of the outlltandlng rea.tures CHRISTMAS PART 1' Hazel WID spent BaturdaJ m,ht ridge were In Athem_,.~Frlday . oi t~ ~~~Y ~the meeting or the A Ctlrlstmas party with ~xchangH with her pu.rents, Mr. and Mre, Val Clarence Spurrier, Henry Ebllo vlR~ted relatives here IRRt · week. Herb Beckley and family were oo1or re ern ~~d Sistern of :)f gUts will be held Friday evef\lng Well. and David Ebl~n:, butcherl:!d foe E!~;nday a:utsts of Mr. and Mrs.[ the MystJe Bhrine. After Uncle 1 ty the Win-More Class or th Mary Perry and Ellab&eh Roaa Ben Eblin, Baturda)' •. l!enry Staneart. Henry, the famous bridegroom dis· j Heath. M E Chur h t the b were at Burllnah~ Saturday: · IIIJlpears, due to kidnaping, the old · · c a ome EYelyn White Gf Bic R • · There will be a social and play at ftllthful negro cook decides tn call i or Mrs. H E. Bush on BroadwaJ calllnr on Ray Whale •s daun WU Plcnle Grove school house Saturday tn the "brether n and slstern of the' Street. Gravel Hill A!ISI_s tlng Mrs. Saturda att.e y uthtera evenlng December 16. Mystlc Shrine" a~1 hold a ~~eance H;lsh wLll be Mrs. Fr&nkle B. y moon. Mae McVey and friend of ColWith the spirit.& to see U Uncle ~·rd. Mrs Isaac Stae.Ui. Mrs. C. P. umbus spent a few days recent.Q H enry can. be lound Al:l a result a ' .Jutto n Phd PiCkl'ns. with her parentli Mr. and Mr~. !urge numOI'!r of the colored friends 1 tl'ld his hearers h& "by hl11 strong· r earl McVey. of the servant appear and hold a Mr ana Mrs. Dav1d A~kcrn vl~lt~ 1 t Sadie cummins spel\t Tue.'tday~, Meeting of that famous lodKO ~•n...."' (fl m Marlelt!l. Tue~.day with t11elr with MMI her C V. Jster Jones Mr8 spent Ttl~)! (.3\ pel'l:lOI\al appea · undPrtaken B heal the old wounds festering on rfternoon with Bes.sle Beckley. 1 talk with th{' splnU: to se~ Jsalv- ' •11 and rlaufhler~ln-law M1 .u1d s • • Vft)' the body of Europe to eliml~te Mn; Ida Sta.neart of Hamden h~&.~.; tt.1na can be learned ubout the 1 Mn Jo.mcs Asltern. 1 .voodard or Pomeroy. . l:een \l!:litlng relaLives h.ere. tZflQppea.ranct' ol Uncle Henry ' Mrs Robert Barn,.,, v.ho has! Mrs. OrvUle Hogue -st"o bas l'ld -col\ftictll and permit the tor. · t b 111 the Bt .'V'' mented people to find rest." Maude Weyant spent the week The meetmg proves to be nn old- t.eJ\ confined to h ~l home. corner! ecn po WL'fk, ~ b;ettcr. Germany, he declared . 18 1 ead9 to with her aunt, Flora Arbaugh. timf> splntunlk:tJc meeting H lb I f Llnccln Street '<nd Third AveJohn F'recker of M.ktdleflo..ft ~11- "disarm to the last rifle if othor er,d Fro.rk Arbaugh and 80n Clarence ll'ade up of 30 prominent men aPd I•U!!, lor qulle a len&thy period, has 1ed on 0. A. Adams, last week . nations would do t.he same.'' were McArthur visitors S,aturday. women who talk w11Jl the spirits l bt-en JepottN.l ~o bt Ill .t · uthtl I' Mrs .• ~ver Hysell and baby Dr. Nichola!! Murray Butler, Wm Beckley and JlJRily were !l.nd sing cld-tlme Nt:ii!O spmlu~o~IJ ,~ s.:rlous cond t!on fe r lhc past few rpent , : nesday wlth M1'8. Pea.l"l president or Columbia, did not at- Lancaster visitors last .W~k . t~c 50Ilgs Every body enjo:yr; this r &.ys d ""' d Several from here attflhded the type of entertainment nnd h.." ,." ,~" r.~rs tlEd~ Fl'oench.H Mls. F I. Gaud~ ;Gilkey.~ Miss '!lannah Kline and cU.\Ikl- ten t-,~Jmeetlng an i was repre, l ,_, b Sffl~d '.bf Pr 1 ~ 1 1;low.,dd C. Hyde._ Junlur play at Albany Thursday rt-al old-time sc.uthern negro splr - tJfl a:l ,1 :·s R · HoHler altend- 1 t'1 t ."""'~ us. spent the week pror~or of lft\eirnattotlal law evening itualislic me£\lmg m pJI Jts ~lory .,, a diElrl rl msetlng or !he M1ss- end hef parentsjMl"~~nd ~-., , _ Some ol lh e songs sung by thh; ln nar~· Sor Jf!tles of t he f:hurches ot' 1W. M Kline. Her mother and her gt•oup are ·Lonesome Road", C'hrist whl<:h W3S held Tuesday at 1t·rothers. Henry and CIHford, ac• MASON CITY ~ Mr. and Mrs f4cNutt and chll~ ''Hallelujah ", "Hear Dem Bells" l."'e home of Mrs. S. E. 0. Pedigo, 1<.unpa~:i~ her ~dme for a1~ lo• S _____. , rlren visited l\4J . and Mrs. Eel Oiler f'nd · Bltl!! Ymt Slnl'ers Rufus of Athtms A n;nlonul ofllce r wn , dt ftnitit Ntsi~ ~ •• , \ . · . : ~- : M · H • · r8 1 Frida~ evet\lng. · -· Lide as Bruther Il l ' prrseJ't nL tole meetlni ' ,,,•t\l Ah!Jra • em Lawrence8 Bowen oipegtown spent. rlf!nt of the Mystic Shrine, Mrs E. J Zuspan and Mr. und and auahter, Jfellte, J . w. Martin was a at the meeting and Ml'S Vlrglnh& Mrs Ta)'lcr Sonune1vllle of Mn.grle 1 !)ent Prl<la:t at Gallipolis, vlflltor at Charleston Wednesday. making an extended vtstt with Mr E~;ner, as Sister Badle and Mrs and Mr!l. Oscar Roush were V1shors ; Mr arid Mrs. Olal'tlnce Bpu~Jer , Che;~ 6;1lt\lscr ~ne ~f the waha~ nnd Mrs ""d Oller. . 1 and !!On sJ)l'!nt Izora Guinther, as Sisi.er Eliza se~ !,., Huntington Tuesday. Wednot~dt.y th !mo. ht!!rf 'sehbol t.nstrtl,ctors, was m "' · • VISioN and gJve st,ong testlm' on~ I W1Jllam Steiff was unable to belhl"'' boother, Ben EbUn and fa y. 1rllU~IN ~ '' n lUI -•d unabl e to be a1 Mr and Mr~;. dlorence Arbau~h I lois m regard to them :u hts employment at the Big 3 Mr. Mn. Linzy Locke aDd school. Pnd sun Ermel wetP. sunday guest& The members of the spiritualistic ~~rocery. Wednesd~~ , because ol baby ol Bradbury, spent Tuesday Mrs. J. T. Bte'918.rt, and dauK}tt.era oJ Mr. and Mrs. Will Cooley'&. rn~tlna:. are : Mrs. Charles Sauer. JJ.ness Frank l.ewts Knopp sUb.'itl-. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. "lima and Lola. !!\~na McDaniel. Rhymond 8obo visited trlends at Cr:arles Walburn Hermat\ Haddox. I luted [Himm Locke. ,. Mrs. ~rt Lee and son and G. W Radcliff Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C F Rathburn re~ Mrs. VIola Hytell' apent 1bUN· I1.(elk and sons were visitors at Mr and Mrs. Charlie Qutck and Dave FP.Jmer, J B. Wayland Kllne M:uthews, Mrs Lindsay Lyons turned Tueaday evening from a day and Friday with her mothel Hartford Wednesday. ~on Robert spent the week end H1s, Blanche Haskins. Mrs Thom~ bnslness vlslt In Columbur;. DaP : and her son, W•lter Hysel\ ·~nd Mrs . Herman r..a,ne and dauah- with relaUYes in Lancaster. l'!S Jones,. Mrs. Olenn Srnlth, MI"R. White and Mls.s Eloise pcoper, whO \ r~unily or Happ3i 1¥pUow. : ; ttr of ~111:\'V' Haven visited relatives Edwin Zimmerman and family Roma Harrah, Caro Louise ErY~q . visited with the latter s grandpnr- I Mrs. Lowe or 010\lster cama ' Ialit htre 'l'bUMday. · tpent Sund$.}' wlt.h. trleruls 1nr. Lan~ ." CUl TO . .,.. rlif;~ •' RECEIY£ I ' " -... J . I �. '·. '. ... ' .. ,,,," !! .. .. .. , . ..,, t. ' , ., ,, •. , ' . ,. ' '' · . .. "• .·' ,.. 011JO BOBCA"l! :: DJtOP OPENING: TILT TO B~ l an~ frl<gd -~pendJdg Or Miclll· · MoO~ , t....!J..... · . 1 J r., An unuaua.ll.V lal'J~ turno)lt fqt ,~ opel'\lnl p.nll!!, wu prsent aj. Ohio Univer&lty Tueeda.y evez:ti 1 tll to see the Bobcat'JI 1oae a eloi,8 .game to pry· on the bll.&ketball -~ · or the 1933·.~-t , se~ , with B~ · oDea:e of Colwnbus as their o~ ponents. The scOftl' was 23 to ad, The game ltarted ~_, Ute an e&l)' workout for tbe . . .ta but. bp· w re It waa .bait over: tt developed Into one of ibe ~·ont exhibltloru or 1ouah and tumble Pl&Yil'i' seen in 110met1me Jdfll. Jun lfowre)'. :-1 ... fDI If , ~3P T' . f3PCD wJth Mtrtle and ~11 ~ Town HalL •...,... O>J They IU"e all ffiuatrat.ed with &tel"• eoptloon slides.. Children not. 'M· mltted without a. mp\Of cycle ea. oort. '' ·; · ! ~ Next Monday we have' t.l).&tdn· trepld explorer Er.lc Butt.o&lirfer 'WI:.o reached farthest north on ' the telephone.-•• "'"'' npt. the story of a spUt ma.ekerel We have heard this enjoyable lee· I ure beIore and 11 •· bet•A t_, re.... ..,r e\lery time we for_cet I. Mr. BillSW'P ball been vlsitil'll: our little town ev"'" ·Winter &ln~ 1892 arriving by dOg sled, on toot and by parcel post. 1'he 1uture looks dark now that the r(l&ds are aettJng better. We are .sure Mr. Bullgurp will be &II wei· et' mc here as he ever waa, If he ever was. That's one run ror our side. We all remembt-r, ''The Pace on quick t:luoeeulon and had the ba.ll Ll their The possession whenwu the23gun cracked. ftnal score to 20 d th Bobc t& had 105 missed .so many ma.ny shots afield. .~ a and becausee they passed wUd)y on h ft~n '---~ ~ cJtl all be ~ f,~·-~·;~;;;-;'~;';Y;;;ca~""';;~·~·•~Yjl:::~~!: son ~.nd FOBelsong a 1 6 City • P yed nice same came thro14"h 'f1th. one buclt-f et the result ot a be&Utlful play • 1n he'lled"Js wuertl .c n .. guard out or position and weqt In ror a ba.&ket. l:i-rrelll> was leadtng 'tlcorer with ..0 points. , The Grover coa.ched boys haye D lot of bard work ahud of . them If the t t ht ke troubl f 'l a. ar expee 0teams 8Yuelteye "te thll!. eyear. Saunders Lackey and Harold Brcwn w~e sorely mi&Sed for thelr floo~ 'Work IILst evening If fot' no other reasov.. The cmctat.Jng was anything but ouistandtng, entirely too much rough work belng permitted. many vo.Jpable fouls being o-rorlooked un· 1t tl late In LhE! iast hA.If whert con· ~ ;dt!ring U1e type of game It had bt!en to that pOI.nt, his decisions appcai"L'd to unu..,ually tectUlleal. ' 'l'hc box score follows· Olllo (20J 0 F Ma ELECTRIC ~~ 'fONIGHT "GOODJJYE ,\GAIN" "TAK! A ·, I 'l'lnlnda.yl laqdl f'rld.-y CHANCE" . I JaQleal DIUlD, Bu.dy Rctrers. 111ne KniJht, CWf ~w~ , Lllllan Roth, Llllla11 BoiKI. Hhort8: Dlvurc1! Sweeb. Tom lloward-Laughs In Law, ' •. i' l"'lpper PoL I [ COJW~~ri.dopher Beaa. -t'ii RF' flt11MIIt-i\-~ . . ........ .. . 1 1 ~ 0 ,~ ·.·.·.·_:j.ft:.,:A·.:.·.~- :-~ f g ····· ··· · · 0 1 • f ... .. .. .. . .. .. 0 0 toa, WilteD. WiD N...-. fell over the room. that. It 1 t ~ l~ .' 1 'I \ .,!:" I• t' t' '· d Be ";::B::u'=""::Ba:=or===~,:!}'f' Cmucaoo.e o.c~~~N:.:: "TiPI'r" ~'~~..,!:r:.~·h! w:~~- ~o::;:., !::ece. Ul6 Barroom Ploor" which Or. Hod B"-a:le& red tea ao well with aJJproR ptlatc 1e.t1tures. Dr. BBiiles haa OOcn ~~a.nini in secret and claims t.o have the 1ace down pat. HI a reel~ tatJon will be the feature or Or&· duaUon Week of the Windshield W1pen1 of America. Dr. Banlea atlll l•a& the Allnr c"up he won atrokbll the el&ht~ ba.rg:e lq the 1loocl· c1 mtruJ. Stnce repeal is back Doc Sial& U\e faoe Is on the IP'OUnd Oc.or again.. ••• •.1 1 i 'V1" ' . 7=:ktt.:: ==:;:===a= . =·ur= · On Chrlstma.s Eve we Mlall ha.ve U1e postponed ple.aaure of Ust.enlni to MlM Ella. Ga.rroop who went tlle&e parts in a long time. around tbe world on elapsed street TBklll8 a 9 to 0 lead 1n the :ftr.st. c·u tra.ns!ers. lWO minute& or play chiefly thru tbe ability of Serena to hit t.he Tbat popular lecture "Bring 'em b!Uiket fleld and from the charity in Exhawtted" is an epic of the cirCle. the Bobcats etopped dead at free ambulance service and Christ-this polnt and remBtned so for al· n~as .!hoppers. moat the balaooe of the h&lf. The t.alf ended 11 to a tn favor of the "How the Other Kalt Lives" i8 Ohio boys. The Bliss contingent came be.ck t:l the aftermath however and ~oon were leadina: 12 to 11 havtna: 1 ~;orcd 12 while the Bobcata could garner but a pair of OOUI'\Urs. The score waa thrn tied at 13 au 1\Dd at no time thereaJter did more than two points sepa.rt~.te the com .. pctiton untu with ft!ty seconds to play and Ohio Ieadlns 20 to Ut, the EliiiB boys sunk two 1letder.s 1r~ '1'111 rwr;t . ~ Mack Announees '~ Qido One "Word Led To Another, II saJ Of PI 1 Athl t IJ Bacik Home Ia ... I. ... .. .. ., -- . Lead . O,utife-. r Mea UatU Game ,,i. .All, . ~.. ·BYer5 ' wl~~,·u~,06011 ~?~~ t~tl;.:~~= 1 . .. ,.. ' ,, ' - -1 ' . 1 · ah .... Sweeten wu Uk., .r .-- A mdmetu. ago Connie Mac.~, ! 1'our Sou~ Ohio htah erect, but Jlt')'ed by 71 yean, h•~ . lfllool rootball ..t.ra of ~vlou~ been there-uhen, with eyea thf,t j YtlQI'I, who Jla.Je - IJ'&Cl-.tai lnto bespoke a ure Ume ot dCYotlou t.oj. the rau,U of colltte football play. his team . A moment &IO he bad era were included tn a Uft 0( 29 &&ld : treihmep of Ohio stMe ~It)' " ~ntlamen , I h&ve ~pc...ec;t .oiJ10 recetve II!Otl). "-~~ aQJd :&. ' Ulo Mickey Oochrane, Bob Orov~~ aweakn tor tbeJr on t.b.r1 .......,. It Oeorae e:.a.mbllaw, Rube Walberl-.111(1tron b put f.&). Oijw UWQl· and Max Blallop." · of the rratunen aquad at the Ben H . Ew· Then he Wllti roue. strldlna witll unlvenlty recelve4 .~ numeral~. .tn.- tl\ll.t he met hta cteat4 when his long, tired lep down the hallwa.v 1 The.e lOW' an : WtUiam Henry hold .Upped. from " movlnl vehicle, ''Lit@' 'AmOJll" t.be Cannibals" wUI to what? Not lmowlna: tW. mal,, 11an11on ~) DJt, foqner Pome · probably b18 own kUICk. &lid be wa.s ~ delivered with free samples by you would say to the tranquility ol l ~)' hllh .tebOOl lltl!U&r athLete; dashed kl tb.e pavement rau!Una- In Cnptatn Tarrutnp. n;e CapLaln was his room. But knPwins bJm. you 1Hamrick. heft)' player an tbe Gal· a aeve- tra.cture of the lkuU. owner of t.be worlds larje.!lt Flea would say to oblivion ; to the COD• •'Jta Academ)' hllh icboot team m It wu learned tram the ~\'estl · CJrcua urtn they reached here ten questa rrom whiCh he will never ~ l~; Kelton, anOther oalltpolis e:atJon of Lhe sheriff and eoroiJer }cars ago. The O&ptaln made the retu.m. athlete; 81ld Wllaon, formerly or that Lhe money and cheek obtained rrlst.ake of slaitng a parllde of hll!i Perhaps. as ne strode down th.o the JackBoo. h~Jh BChool team . by Russell Monday afternoon from circus on a windy day . Nothlna: hall, there wn.s a Dash ,of aJory- j Portr·one Other fruhm.~l m:elv· ~ loc:al bua1nes6 hoUIIe were turned cb.unted, he went Into Darkest Afrl· maybe the slory tJlat beloupd, t.o ed numeJJLIB onlY aa a reward ror over by hlm ta h1s mot.,bf'lr shortly ca u a meter rea.d.er ror tbe con. such Immortals a.s Eddle Plank, 1rthelr eftorta on the )-'earling gtlct· before the aec.tdent oceurred, MonS<·lldated Oaa Company. When ask· "Rube" Waddell, Eddie ColUns and Iron ~. day evening". ed by the KI.J"'g of C&nnUl8-l8 to Bob Grove, but It belon&"ed to Ulls :::!:=::....-...~~=-== However, e1;tdence obtain;,d by Join the tribe, Captain Tarrum.p man too. He waa a part ot it; at .. .. 0 OIIUI"M &ITI:S Shertlt Tracy failed to esta.bUih .showed the early eftect of child· wa , a part of hlm. At 'H, you .... ._.._. ~ conetuslvely the ft,et that Russell hood t.raJnl.ng when he flakl, "I'll don't look forward to much In tht• Mrs. :senna Kaarord, 1-lrfi. Chaad met hl& death In t.hat manner, but etc It on salary but not commission." fl ld 1 1 EMnkw. Mn. Charles Russ, Mr. an It was t.elleved the beLt.er t.hcorv 0 eThrough g ory _, ~............ . tear·dimmed. eyes, he- '_u;"'"' ...,,., LIW&.1--•H E MrscOORichard r of sin~ post rn.ortffn examJnatJon of Thats about all we have lined up found the butlon to ring ror an C:t'.mpbell, Mra. · · pe the body prov~ that few bruises l~,p.tll Pebruary. We WCJ'e hoping for elevatol' Well It would. take h,lm Middleporl. and Misa El&l.e Hart at,. had been tneurret:l 011 any other l't.me moul"\tatn music but we can't to his There was a VOiCe tf'nded the fUneral Of the late J . L. part of the bod)- other than the rio. anythtna: • about It until 1946 r. ortmm at BurUDibam Tuesday . head. when Ule hUlbllliflll' leaee8 expire on ft?,m behind : .. The de<:eaaed waa the last of the t1Le-lt Pifth Avenue apartments. Ad~r. ~k~-- fig at t.he cle - Civil War veten.na ln Bedford mlslon wll ~ ten cents for the toed we~ ng urc towm,,h~lP~·-------SUBPII.ISE P4&T1' et:neral run of the hercl. There will va.. r cor l'flW up. ..... _... t be no seaootl tJekets. That's be· Young m.~n, there J.s notl111l '-C VLUB MEETS A nwnber of friend-s &lillw•l<l-o:u a ca.\llle ten cents 1s a season out here more to say. .the home of Mrs. John Btmkus now. He could take tt. He did t.ak~ ' Mrl>. J . O. Roedel wa..s hos~ss T~ay eVenlna and enterta.tned tt !rom a bank that knew notbinB ....... ~... ay afternoon to the membeMI wltb a stwpl11c party in nonor ol .._....,.,.... or sentiment. ~ could take It of tbe Middleport oontraeL club at her blrthday. .,.otal - - - . 20 from stern·faeEd men of ftn11nce her home on East. Main Street. Those presen~ "'-ere: J4rl. A. 0 . 8 4 who had OOld him 00 sell out for Mrs. Del Howell and Jolnl. David Tracy, Mn:. Elmer Mrs. •280,000. Miller received the first o.nd second , Charles Ru&&, Mrs. RaymonCI Neut~ r.:iss (23) G F P T The ball club needed the bank. prizes for hilh scores. VIne-, Mrs. Bentz Wol::_'''-"' ~'::·_::=_lon _ Meter, f . . u o 1 o The bank needed cash . ~-- - -.,.odd 1 1 1 1 3 ... · c····· Tilen,onccln his room , Ute Ha-'"" 3 0 1 6 .. .-, · lank flgure slumped Into a cha.lr. Towler a 1 o 1 2 Back of hjm there W8li everythlfli. Davies.' 1 . . .... . .... 0 0 0 0 Ahca.d of him- what ? But he Hunt g ............... 2 :.1 3 6 Desbier. f. . . . . . . . . .. 3 0 3 6 could lake It, he would 110 ·ou . ' _ _ _ _ There wouldn't be far to go. ftoors up In the hotel In 10 3 10 23 theSeveral Tot.al · · · ·halves · ····· ··· press room lt wa.s different., Scort! by 1 2 T Mechanical telegraph lm;trument:J. 1~ 1! 20 ~~ · · · · · · · · · · · 23 nashed lhe news t,o the far corne .·s ...:..:...:.:.:..:...;_:..:..;...:..;,_·.;.:_.;.:_.;.:_.;_ of the land. Behind Ulem newswriters beat out h.um~drwn worde; LEON ROUTE 3 words that would o.stonlsh Bi.ecPY-~ eyed street·cl\1" riders in the morn Mr. and M1·s. A. W Beait!C 0. 11d tng. son Wa1ton, Henry Beattie and They wouldn't know about the E. F. Keefer of this route were ga unt., tired figure In room 1750. business callers In Ft. Plcasunt 1Not about Connie Muck. S~turday · 1 --~ Ha ""cl Cas to ·of Evans wll.l) the • r .• th ·--·--·--uest 1 h'· week end guest of Grace Hartley . srenL a ew uavs c I o "" Mrs. Veron Jot"~p~ of pt. Pleas· Rrandparm}l.-'1. Mr and Mrs. A. W. J ~~ ~..!~ BULlday guesto( Mn . Y.e;!~ · ca.~to or Pt. Pleal$8.tlL spent., larRe crowd attended tb.e re· lne week end the a:ue.at of_hi& par· ...w.t me~;~tm 1 at eresllbft. ~ ru-. B. f!Ilt8, ~- and Mr11. Lloyd Ot.ato. '. """\troh saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. •T. H. ~ure W1!fe ftenry Beattie of Rock Castle business callers tn Ripley recently . lbers I noo . Wlckha~, ~:;~ ;.:tiji,Y members were tbe ....- - ,7, .:., • P . T. A. -···:. ·-:c 1 and llolrl. _-:c- Lowe actina: 8.ll hoete&&eS. the buatness meeL1n1 t.hc OE'IanlH~ Uon voted to buy map dupQcators fnr the prllnar¥ fr.&du U\'11 ~ Qfaphy classes of the Khool. It waa tmnoWlced th&t a Ch~ pro-lr&lll 'WOUld be a:tven Thunday December 21 aL the school. Follow~ tn~; t.he bustnesa olfiMloP refresh· menta were served and a grab b&IJ s'lCial wa.l> enjoyed. Members of the Lend·A.-Hand Boelet.y o1 Lhe Simpson M. E. ehureh held their regular meetlna: Tuesday evening. H. E. Rice or ChllUcOtbe spent I'~'""' Wednet>day with Mia.! Erma Hood. Mr. and MN;, Emenon 31ddall and SOI"UI, Tom, and BW have l'C· _::~.:.::~~:.-::::.:.c::::.:.c=::.:_:=-"=+ ~ · .._ .: l tl• ,·,.?"- t;• , dJ I~H .. ·-' ~ • '" ·J\J 1 ·• ( ;. ' l1 ·' ifl iU 1•1,, I, ' ' ! l• "' I • 'J 1e ~ . ,.\ '" 4ooo TIMES 10-' ' IS 416,000, SOPHIE! :• ! • ~T'$ V\Miii,T VOU'D HAVE MADE lti 'JWO vtA~S AS A MOVII STAR 1~ YOU HAO LANI)£0 'lllE JOB.. .' ~ · about the New Ford V·8 or 1934 Greater power at still/ower cost thro11gb uew Dual Carb11retion . • · llzcreased ; motoring comfort became of simplified Clear-visiou Vmtilation , , Easier , _,, riding through more flexible sprhzgs, deeper seat cushivns a11d soft'er , ... cushion spritzgs • , ' Distinctive 11ew appearauce , . , Ma1zy other features II! • ... ; •• I I ~···~············· ;. 'W.h1n . · :· .\Jlatta '~· ...•·" ~t;: Vigo:ous ... happy pe6ple, big aaid .little ,.d...() .·,'.. ,, \ ._, ·? ,:· 1I I , • ~. " . • • ~ben tbo ..itoiPi=, wliicli . .'iiHy ...!lila fer proper dcvdopment•• .... ill tllejr ' f~ cliii...... ........~Uito,..W., dirivedajD)':Iife. ·AJ1Df . tho aourilbiag jilice..-dW vitolmi~(lllltt; ~. ~ · llliiftll'Y~ yj_IQiliiinl, • ·a n-ntalft · · ed ,_:.. r~ • ,•-4·-L-' ~ with IIIOCIOm Ele<:ltie< ~ ............ ... Au Electric Rance wiU priii04 ~ .~~· Ill, faur fotliily~ witb food porfeedy Mil ~Y. 'IIPl<Cdo . .»-:~alfyl Js lilllliJmJ,, -~. \ ~ .' ~ · ~-lliort ... .,._, . 1lpootl!llllto· uti Uti~I••*' ·"Uh•uol ~-· - ou ......., Tloe pu(o.......,. iiul .co-y of doe IPJ3 Ponl V.S ~ ._, tho t4: of '"'9~ of.'""""""· Owiler• toi<l• "'*"'~,t~·~·~·ojeit,• ~­ . Put it to the Test Ride ia. tbi1 New f.ord aMt for )'QUI' ~r- ... !¥J41."'111--"'• to l_.,.• otl" ..... ;..,.;-..,it -iD ·~ cli- ...qq; .... ....... !IIIlo ~l.he .,.,... 1'i>e POflj. V-8 f.,. J$34 it !llore ....wet· foil, ...... ioldoat, . . <Old ~~~.. "· ,... h to...,.., io the -~:~ v.a fer '91-4 out- perfoaally- trhat' it c•n .,_, ft il .._ OM ..,._ ..,," JO ind qut which cal! litr•• Yotl tiN and littd v...d..tl..., ' Jt'• iteelf. Theawindow ..... ,Ito tllolot tilly·tothe .... ,........· of ~ �. '·. '. ... ' .. ,,,," !! .. .. .. , . ..,, t. ' , ., ,, •. , ' . ,. ' '' · . .. "• .·' ,.. 011JO BOBCA"l! :: DJtOP OPENING: TILT TO B~ l an~ frl<gd -~pendJdg Or Miclll· · MoO~ , t....!J..... · . 1 J r., An unuaua.ll.V lal'J~ turno)lt fqt ,~ opel'\lnl p.nll!!, wu prsent aj. Ohio Univer&lty Tueeda.y evez:ti 1 tll to see the Bobcat'JI 1oae a eloi,8 .game to pry· on the bll.&ketball -~ · or the 1933·.~-t , se~ , with B~ · oDea:e of Colwnbus as their o~ ponents. The scOftl' was 23 to ad, The game ltarted ~_, Ute an e&l)' workout for tbe . . .ta but. bp· w re It waa .bait over: tt developed Into one of ibe ~·ont exhibltloru or 1ouah and tumble Pl&Yil'i' seen in 110met1me Jdfll. Jun lfowre)'. :-1 ... fDI If , ~3P T' . f3PCD wJth Mtrtle and ~11 ~ Town HalL •...,... O>J They IU"e all ffiuatrat.ed with &tel"• eoptloon slides.. Children not. 'M· mltted without a. mp\Of cycle ea. oort. '' ·; · ! ~ Next Monday we have' t.l).&tdn· trepld explorer Er.lc Butt.o&lirfer 'WI:.o reached farthest north on ' the telephone.-•• "'"'' npt. the story of a spUt ma.ekerel We have heard this enjoyable lee· I ure beIore and 11 •· bet•A t_, re.... ..,r e\lery time we for_cet I. Mr. BillSW'P ball been vlsitil'll: our little town ev"'" ·Winter &ln~ 1892 arriving by dOg sled, on toot and by parcel post. 1'he 1uture looks dark now that the r(l&ds are aettJng better. We are .sure Mr. Bullgurp will be &II wei· et' mc here as he ever waa, If he ever was. That's one run ror our side. We all remembt-r, ''The Pace on quick t:luoeeulon and had the ba.ll Ll their The possession whenwu the23gun cracked. ftnal score to 20 d th Bobc t& had 105 missed .so many ma.ny shots afield. .~ a and becausee they passed wUd)y on h ft~n '---~ ~ cJtl all be ~ f,~·-~·;~;;;-;'~;';Y;;;ca~""';;~·~·•~Yjl:::~~!: son ~.nd FOBelsong a 1 6 City • P yed nice same came thro14"h 'f1th. one buclt-f et the result ot a be&Utlful play • 1n he'lled"Js wuertl .c n .. guard out or position and weqt In ror a ba.&ket. l:i-rrelll> was leadtng 'tlcorer with ..0 points. , The Grover coa.ched boys haye D lot of bard work ahud of . them If the t t ht ke troubl f 'l a. ar expee 0teams 8Yuelteye "te thll!. eyear. Saunders Lackey and Harold Brcwn w~e sorely mi&Sed for thelr floo~ 'Work IILst evening If fot' no other reasov.. The cmctat.Jng was anything but ouistandtng, entirely too much rough work belng permitted. many vo.Jpable fouls being o-rorlooked un· 1t tl late In LhE! iast hA.If whert con· ~ ;dt!ring U1e type of game It had bt!en to that pOI.nt, his decisions appcai"L'd to unu..,ually tectUlleal. ' 'l'hc box score follows· Olllo (20J 0 F Ma ELECTRIC ~~ 'fONIGHT "GOODJJYE ,\GAIN" "TAK! A ·, I 'l'lnlnda.yl laqdl f'rld.-y CHANCE" . I JaQleal DIUlD, Bu.dy Rctrers. 111ne KniJht, CWf ~w~ , Lllllan Roth, Llllla11 BoiKI. Hhort8: Dlvurc1! Sweeb. Tom lloward-Laughs In Law, ' •. i' l"'lpper PoL I [ COJW~~ri.dopher Beaa. -t'ii RF' flt11MIIt-i\-~ . . ........ .. . 1 1 ~ 0 ,~ ·.·.·.·_:j.ft:.,:A·.:.·.~- :-~ f g ····· ··· · · 0 1 • f ... .. .. .. . .. .. 0 0 toa, WilteD. WiD N...-. fell over the room. that. It 1 t ~ l~ .' 1 'I \ .,!:" I• t' t' '· d Be ";::B::u'=""::Ba:=or===~,:!}'f' Cmucaoo.e o.c~~~N:.:: "TiPI'r" ~'~~..,!:r:.~·h! w:~~- ~o::;:., !::ece. Ul6 Barroom Ploor" which Or. Hod B"-a:le& red tea ao well with aJJproR ptlatc 1e.t1tures. Dr. BBiiles haa OOcn ~~a.nini in secret and claims t.o have the 1ace down pat. HI a reel~ tatJon will be the feature or Or&· duaUon Week of the Windshield W1pen1 of America. Dr. Banlea atlll l•a& the Allnr c"up he won atrokbll the el&ht~ ba.rg:e lq the 1loocl· c1 mtruJ. Stnce repeal is back Doc Sial& U\e faoe Is on the IP'OUnd Oc.or again.. ••• •.1 1 i 'V1" ' . 7=:ktt.:: ==:;:===a= . =·ur= · On Chrlstma.s Eve we Mlall ha.ve U1e postponed ple.aaure of Ust.enlni to MlM Ella. Ga.rroop who went tlle&e parts in a long time. around tbe world on elapsed street TBklll8 a 9 to 0 lead 1n the :ftr.st. c·u tra.ns!ers. lWO minute& or play chiefly thru tbe ability of Serena to hit t.he Tbat popular lecture "Bring 'em b!Uiket fleld and from the charity in Exhawtted" is an epic of the cirCle. the Bobcats etopped dead at free ambulance service and Christ-this polnt and remBtned so for al· n~as .!hoppers. moat the balaooe of the h&lf. The t.alf ended 11 to a tn favor of the "How the Other Kalt Lives" i8 Ohio boys. The Bliss contingent came be.ck t:l the aftermath however and ~oon were leadina: 12 to 11 havtna: 1 ~;orcd 12 while the Bobcata could garner but a pair of OOUI'\Urs. The score waa thrn tied at 13 au 1\Dd at no time thereaJter did more than two points sepa.rt~.te the com .. pctiton untu with ft!ty seconds to play and Ohio Ieadlns 20 to Ut, the EliiiB boys sunk two 1letder.s 1r~ '1'111 rwr;t . ~ Mack Announees '~ Qido One "Word Led To Another, II saJ Of PI 1 Athl t IJ Bacik Home Ia ... I. ... .. .. ., -- . Lead . O,utife-. r Mea UatU Game ,,i. .All, . ~.. ·BYer5 ' wl~~,·u~,06011 ~?~~ t~tl;.:~~= 1 . .. ,.. ' ,, ' - -1 ' . 1 · ah .... Sweeten wu Uk., .r .-- A mdmetu. ago Connie Mac.~, ! 1'our Sou~ Ohio htah erect, but Jlt')'ed by 71 yean, h•~ . lfllool rootball ..t.ra of ~vlou~ been there-uhen, with eyea thf,t j YtlQI'I, who Jla.Je - IJ'&Cl-.tai lnto bespoke a ure Ume ot dCYotlou t.oj. the rau,U of colltte football play. his team . A moment &IO he bad era were included tn a Uft 0( 29 &&ld : treihmep of Ohio stMe ~It)' " ~ntlamen , I h&ve ~pc...ec;t .oiJ10 recetve II!Otl). "-~~ aQJd :&. ' Ulo Mickey Oochrane, Bob Orov~~ aweakn tor tbeJr on t.b.r1 .......,. It Oeorae e:.a.mbllaw, Rube Walberl-.111(1tron b put f.&). Oijw UWQl· and Max Blallop." · of the rratunen aquad at the Ben H . Ew· Then he Wllti roue. strldlna witll unlvenlty recelve4 .~ numeral~. .tn.- tl\ll.t he met hta cteat4 when his long, tired lep down the hallwa.v 1 The.e lOW' an : WtUiam Henry hold .Upped. from " movlnl vehicle, ''Lit@' 'AmOJll" t.be Cannibals" wUI to what? Not lmowlna: tW. mal,, 11an11on ~) DJt, foqner Pome · probably b18 own kUICk. &lid be wa.s ~ delivered with free samples by you would say to the tranquility ol l ~)' hllh .tebOOl lltl!U&r athLete; dashed kl tb.e pavement rau!Una- In Cnptatn Tarrutnp. n;e CapLaln was his room. But knPwins bJm. you 1Hamrick. heft)' player an tbe Gal· a aeve- tra.cture of the lkuU. owner of t.be worlds larje.!lt Flea would say to oblivion ; to the COD• •'Jta Academ)' hllh icboot team m It wu learned tram the ~\'estl · CJrcua urtn they reached here ten questa rrom whiCh he will never ~ l~; Kelton, anOther oalltpolis e:atJon of Lhe sheriff and eoroiJer }cars ago. The O&ptaln made the retu.m. athlete; 81ld Wllaon, formerly or that Lhe money and cheek obtained rrlst.ake of slaitng a parllde of hll!i Perhaps. as ne strode down th.o the JackBoo. h~Jh BChool team . by Russell Monday afternoon from circus on a windy day . Nothlna: hall, there wn.s a Dash ,of aJory- j Portr·one Other fruhm.~l m:elv· ~ loc:al bua1nes6 hoUIIe were turned cb.unted, he went Into Darkest Afrl· maybe the slory tJlat beloupd, t.o ed numeJJLIB onlY aa a reward ror over by hlm ta h1s mot.,bf'lr shortly ca u a meter rea.d.er ror tbe con. such Immortals a.s Eddle Plank, 1rthelr eftorta on the )-'earling gtlct· before the aec.tdent oceurred, MonS<·lldated Oaa Company. When ask· "Rube" Waddell, Eddie ColUns and Iron ~. day evening". ed by the KI.J"'g of C&nnUl8-l8 to Bob Grove, but It belon&"ed to Ulls :::!:=::....-...~~=-== However, e1;tdence obtain;,d by Join the tribe, Captain Tarrum.p man too. He waa a part ot it; at .. .. 0 OIIUI"M &ITI:S Shertlt Tracy failed to esta.bUih .showed the early eftect of child· wa , a part of hlm. At 'H, you .... ._.._. ~ conetuslvely the ft,et that Russell hood t.raJnl.ng when he flakl, "I'll don't look forward to much In tht• Mrs. :senna Kaarord, 1-lrfi. Chaad met hl& death In t.hat manner, but etc It on salary but not commission." fl ld 1 1 EMnkw. Mn. Charles Russ, Mr. an It was t.elleved the beLt.er t.hcorv 0 eThrough g ory _, ~............ . tear·dimmed. eyes, he- '_u;"'"' ...,,., LIW&.1--•H E MrscOORichard r of sin~ post rn.ortffn examJnatJon of Thats about all we have lined up found the butlon to ring ror an C:t'.mpbell, Mra. · · pe the body prov~ that few bruises l~,p.tll Pebruary. We WCJ'e hoping for elevatol' Well It would. take h,lm Middleporl. and Misa El&l.e Hart at,. had been tneurret:l 011 any other l't.me moul"\tatn music but we can't to his There was a VOiCe tf'nded the fUneral Of the late J . L. part of the bod)- other than the rio. anythtna: • about It until 1946 r. ortmm at BurUDibam Tuesday . head. when Ule hUlbllliflll' leaee8 expire on ft?,m behind : .. The de<:eaaed waa the last of the t1Le-lt Pifth Avenue apartments. Ad~r. ~k~-- fig at t.he cle - Civil War veten.na ln Bedford mlslon wll ~ ten cents for the toed we~ ng urc towm,,h~lP~·-------SUBPII.ISE P4&T1' et:neral run of the hercl. There will va.. r cor l'flW up. ..... _... t be no seaootl tJekets. That's be· Young m.~n, there J.s notl111l '-C VLUB MEETS A nwnber of friend-s &lillw•l<l-o:u a ca.\llle ten cents 1s a season out here more to say. .the home of Mrs. John Btmkus now. He could take tt. He did t.ak~ ' Mrl>. J . O. Roedel wa..s hos~ss T~ay eVenlna and enterta.tned tt !rom a bank that knew notbinB ....... ~... ay afternoon to the membeMI wltb a stwpl11c party in nonor ol .._....,.,.... or sentiment. ~ could take It of tbe Middleport oontraeL club at her blrthday. .,.otal - - - . 20 from stern·faeEd men of ftn11nce her home on East. Main Street. Those presen~ "'-ere: J4rl. A. 0 . 8 4 who had OOld him 00 sell out for Mrs. Del Howell and Jolnl. David Tracy, Mn:. Elmer Mrs. •280,000. Miller received the first o.nd second , Charles Ru&&, Mrs. RaymonCI Neut~ r.:iss (23) G F P T The ball club needed the bank. prizes for hilh scores. VIne-, Mrs. Bentz Wol::_'''-"' ~'::·_::=_lon _ Meter, f . . u o 1 o The bank needed cash . ~-- - -.,.odd 1 1 1 1 3 ... · c····· Tilen,onccln his room , Ute Ha-'"" 3 0 1 6 .. .-, · lank flgure slumped Into a cha.lr. Towler a 1 o 1 2 Back of hjm there W8li everythlfli. Davies.' 1 . . .... . .... 0 0 0 0 Ahca.d of him- what ? But he Hunt g ............... 2 :.1 3 6 Desbier. f. . . . . . . . . .. 3 0 3 6 could lake It, he would 110 ·ou . ' _ _ _ _ There wouldn't be far to go. ftoors up In the hotel In 10 3 10 23 theSeveral Tot.al · · · ·halves · ····· ··· press room lt wa.s different., Scort! by 1 2 T Mechanical telegraph lm;trument:J. 1~ 1! 20 ~~ · · · · · · · · · · · 23 nashed lhe news t,o the far corne .·s ...:..:...:.:.:..:...;_:..:..;...:..;,_·.;.:_.;.:_.;.:_.;_ of the land. Behind Ulem newswriters beat out h.um~drwn worde; LEON ROUTE 3 words that would o.stonlsh Bi.ecPY-~ eyed street·cl\1" riders in the morn Mr. and M1·s. A. W Beait!C 0. 11d tng. son Wa1ton, Henry Beattie and They wouldn't know about the E. F. Keefer of this route were ga unt., tired figure In room 1750. business callers In Ft. Plcasunt 1Not about Connie Muck. S~turday · 1 --~ Ha ""cl Cas to ·of Evans wll.l) the • r .• th ·--·--·--uest 1 h'· week end guest of Grace Hartley . srenL a ew uavs c I o "" Mrs. Veron Jot"~p~ of pt. Pleas· Rrandparm}l.-'1. Mr and Mrs. A. W. J ~~ ~..!~ BULlday guesto( Mn . Y.e;!~ · ca.~to or Pt. Pleal$8.tlL spent., larRe crowd attended tb.e re· lne week end the a:ue.at of_hi& par· ...w.t me~;~tm 1 at eresllbft. ~ ru-. B. f!Ilt8, ~- and Mr11. Lloyd Ot.ato. '. """\troh saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. •T. H. ~ure W1!fe ftenry Beattie of Rock Castle business callers tn Ripley recently . lbers I noo . Wlckha~, ~:;~ ;.:tiji,Y members were tbe ....- - ,7, .:., • P . T. A. -···:. ·-:c 1 and llolrl. _-:c- Lowe actina: 8.ll hoete&&eS. the buatness meeL1n1 t.hc OE'IanlH~ Uon voted to buy map dupQcators fnr the prllnar¥ fr.&du U\'11 ~ Qfaphy classes of the Khool. It waa tmnoWlced th&t a Ch~ pro-lr&lll 'WOUld be a:tven Thunday December 21 aL the school. Follow~ tn~; t.he bustnesa olfiMloP refresh· menta were served and a grab b&IJ s'lCial wa.l> enjoyed. Members of the Lend·A.-Hand Boelet.y o1 Lhe Simpson M. E. ehureh held their regular meetlna: Tuesday evening. H. E. Rice or ChllUcOtbe spent I'~'""' Wednet>day with Mia.! Erma Hood. Mr. and MN;, Emenon 31ddall and SOI"UI, Tom, and BW have l'C· _::~.:.::~~:.-::::.:.c::::.:.c=::.:_:=-"=+ ~ · .._ .: l tl• ,·,.?"- t;• , dJ I~H .. ·-' ~ • '" ·J\J 1 ·• ( ;. ' l1 ·' ifl iU 1•1,, I, ' ' ! l• "' I • 'J 1e ~ . ,.\ '" 4ooo TIMES 10-' ' IS 416,000, SOPHIE! :• ! • ~T'$ V\Miii,T VOU'D HAVE MADE lti 'JWO vtA~S AS A MOVII STAR 1~ YOU HAO LANI)£0 'lllE JOB.. .' ~ · about the New Ford V·8 or 1934 Greater power at still/ower cost thro11gb uew Dual Carb11retion . • · llzcreased ; motoring comfort became of simplified Clear-visiou Vmtilation , , Easier , _,, riding through more flexible sprhzgs, deeper seat cushivns a11d soft'er , ... cushion spritzgs • , ' Distinctive 11ew appearauce , . , Ma1zy other features II! • ... ; •• I I ~···~············· ;. 'W.h1n . · :· .\Jlatta '~· ...•·" ~t;: Vigo:ous ... happy pe6ple, big aaid .little ,.d...() .·,'.. ,, \ ._, ·? ,:· 1I I , • ~. " . • • ~ben tbo ..itoiPi=, wliicli . .'iiHy ...!lila fer proper dcvdopment•• .... ill tllejr ' f~ cliii...... ........~Uito,..W., dirivedajD)':Iife. ·AJ1Df . tho aourilbiag jilice..-dW vitolmi~(lllltt; ~. ~ · llliiftll'Y~ yj_IQiliiinl, • ·a n-ntalft · · ed ,_:.. r~ • ,•-4·-L-' ~ with IIIOCIOm Ele<:ltie< ~ ............ ... Au Electric Rance wiU priii04 ~ .~~· Ill, faur fotliily~ witb food porfeedy Mil ~Y. 'IIPl<Cdo . .»-:~alfyl Js lilllliJmJ,, -~. \ ~ .' ~ · ~-lliort ... .,._, . 1lpootl!llllto· uti Uti~I••*' ·"Uh•uol ~-· - ou ......., Tloe pu(o.......,. iiul .co-y of doe IPJ3 Ponl V.S ~ ._, tho t4: of '"'9~ of.'""""""· Owiler• toi<l• "'*"'~,t~·~·~·ojeit,• ~­ . Put it to the Test Ride ia. tbi1 New f.ord aMt for )'QUI' ~r- ... !¥J41."'111--"'• to l_.,.• otl" ..... ;..,.;-..,it -iD ·~ cli- ...qq; .... ....... !IIIlo ~l.he .,.,... 1'i>e POflj. V-8 f.,. J$34 it !llore ....wet· foil, ...... ioldoat, . . <Old ~~~.. "· ,... h to...,.., io the -~:~ v.a fer '91-4 out- perfoaally- trhat' it c•n .,_, ft il .._ OM ..,._ ..,," JO ind qut which cal! litr•• Yotl tiN and littd v...d..tl..., ' Jt'• iteelf. Theawindow ..... ,Ito tllolot tilly·tothe .... ,........· of ~ �. ........... ' ' ~ ..... - ' ' --------- IIIIIIIITIIIIIIXI ') J il,l-<t~l .' 1D IWLY 'f-BII!I!m---..ciO'11R ':If, - '·- IIXIII.AI~aXIIIIILIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ 1< 10 HI GH -- ). STAT C 11 " Sl -~ C 'J l ''IJ''~- ·················~······ · ······························ EDITORJAL OFFICE a Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R LEASED J1 . At Masonle Auditorium, M~tldJep~rt, Ohio SMAll P~RTION Of Thursday and l'rlday, DeCember 14 8 15 UACINE Uncle llenry ... WILLS TIRE & BATTERY SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL R. G. WEBSTER INSURANCE U. S. To Receive About 5% Of $153,000,000 lnotallment Due St.nre and Meat Market-!;yru.e&&Sf! Where Lelfonnalri'!A Mr .. t SHUMWAY'S CASH MARKET G. GOWBERTSON MEAT Rutaumni-RilCihe. Minersville Service Station GAS WITII H. W. ROUSH Orffl'lery & ll~ Samantha Jack . . ...... . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. Harrill Ma,. Syracuse Service Station ...... ........ .. Hru~ Map .... , • .. STANDARD AUTO PARTS .......... -1- -- PHILLIPS SISTERS ~TVJ.Jo: SHOP-U~~elul HAYMAN HARDWARE CO. Tralfle Cop . ...... . STEEPLE JACKS I.EOIONNA.JRE MF.I:T JOSEPH BEEGLE THE NEIGLER STORE Da,-wn fi:o1 S KARR & CLARK BARBER snor THE NEIGLER STORE Ru.lne. THE OHIO POWER CO. SCHAEFFER BARBER SHOP ~n STARK & McCULl-OUGH Spencer'• Cash Meat Market ' 1Cbolu Home Killed PnF.SCR-PTION DRUGGIST M~all) C. 0. FlSRER 'MARKET ··STAR ELECTRIC SHOP ., Wlterr .Quall'y Meah F.l(cdl ,~ ,... . Distributor!~ :._.., ~ECK~~~ ~~tTA,URANT ~' ~ BUR~ ... '' ' 1 ' (tuu.lt~j .tlway.....,Phonp 452-1, HENi\Y ZEJtl[R "tir~tee ,JiuiiiJOn, Marr. 1-f. J. PROCtOR GREEN LANTERN RJ;STAURANT Floradora ' '4!1'1!1 NEHI BOTTLING CO. llo~e lillled Quality M•.a t, POhUII'nY'II Clt\aDI'I!It Markf't . AmF.N~ LEON GRUESER & CO. Wellston Joe & Cold Storage . oeneraf ..'Merchand~MinerKVIilP" '. BRUCK DISTRIBUTORS GENERAL PRODUCE Art Trt.cJ ... .... Ree»e W.UUarM Beauft' .. .... . Vlf'lll campbell Flora4ora Boy . . . . Meuy Widow . ..... . . . . . . . . . . John Le&J»r ............. While th11 Batlllnr &auty . . . . . . . . . ... ........ ....................... o. o. llalr:er Ga'l HOUR Harry . . .... . . . . . .. .................. . . , ...... ........... , .. , Ben Ewl.q ZAHL'S SERVICE STATION Slmlll"loJikll'r and lntemdlonal EAT AT JAKE'S PLACE , ,. •' McMASTER ··. HARDWARE S.uvare Billiard Hall Where l,eflon!lldft Meet WADDELL HARDWARE CO. XIDU Presen.t.l Escel 1 .. •. ·, Tn~cll11 Rfili~RAQE '1!UtPLR~ ·-~-._ . -:, iJ~.. ~ Girl Wltlt Matl.ip. Ler MEINHART'S GROCERY .. .-:,.· "-·-- -r·;-·>,._! ,, " Pq Pan&s Charlie ... . . 1.: ... · -~·~·· MILLER GARAGE EXCELSIOR OIL CO. :U: when Chile 41 ~ ai ..... YR Supremf'. . . Miu Robb1e•idrt ... , . . ... . ...... ....... . ........ . ........... ~ Wllllam lahlln&- RED ANCHOR Th,. Penttloll Sto.tlon . ' . ' ' ,. ' " •, . ••• , . . .. ...... ... . . , ........ ,• • • • , .L ........ .... 1 .. ...'i -' ' ' ·... • , - ' ' • • . ~. - • ' • ,. auft~ ' ,J&J.i:":r" • ci: •,•_..;-\'•, ,._ . t, i ' '• I • , .. ~, j -~\ DEB BECKER GUY CARSON 0. L. STRAUSS C. E. GILLIAN EWING'S MORTUARY UJ MILL STREET J. N. RATHBURNS SONS G. 0 . ..SCHMOLL a-..lo . And IGrflr~r s~-. ~ ROUSH'S SHOE STORE M. OHLINGER BAKING CO. EWING GARAGE STUCCO SERVICE STATION H. J. HYSELL EDWARD FRENCH HOM! LAUNDRY CO . . ' SIMMS & LYONS HOBART TIRE COMPANY ' l - , · ··--· · -£.-O.SMITH , , .. •••· \iHt STANS~~it:h)RU.·G ,:;h, -- . . . '"'U !\!!! ..... •• •. BAKER'S GRotF:in' ... . f . : i ~ .-. ·"' Jane Myp&t, Kathleen. Bto'Q, Flora &•nU. leu. Falllnaer, ftrW• Dfllel\ l!:le&nor Roulh, Vlqlnla Staaley, .IIINI Ana Flek, Mal'pJM HeBrlite. Jhry Joe SeoU, lue Jlnt7. Mary Rl!yUold~t lllarJ Ora&e. MeU... Rea~ Des}', Edith .IMibon, Beraandlne Ra,liltj leu 8 ...... QI!II, Bealak Lee Smith. vtrrlnla Reael'* BM&J Llrhter, Cbarl4e• Aulbel'lllt, Bel-t.r Loa a ..n~o•. .....,. K. Holn"' ,.,,., Boollon. MARTIN SHOE SHOP McMASTER HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO. ... ......, ·-· ~~~~ ~;··~;;·~~~~-~ ui!:t':r.t~·~~~ ·- 1~:,.-. fr1~.,.,.lWJtt(Q5 \vl-t£R A.D. RUSSELL SHELL PRODUCTS M,JDDLEPORT PRODUCE ' ~' . BAILY PAsTEURIZING'·· · PLANT ~ -~ BARBER SHOP cq. WIUiam. Mehin 'I. ,-:.......! ..': D~I 8)1'Um~\ .. . Af!n_n der.,the,..fil~. ~ ·----·:""''' '''''''' "" ·--··· Dr. 8 . -A. Mceullo... Miss America . . . ... .... .. . ... . ...... . . . ..................... ...... Edward Folder -· ll!ltiii'Ohlo, ;.:. : ............ _.. .'........ . ..... , . . .. . ·, ....... ·:~,~ - ;:kit~.a ~~,:.:: ·• E. C. MULFORD THE HAT SHOPPE ..... ........ Bob Miller Finland 011ce again will be the only debtor to m@et lte obliptlons In full. 'Ibe llt\Je republic already has notltled the ~State de-partment to 1229.629 In- BROOKS-EBERSBACH MOTOR CO. VROMAN GRoCERY G. S. TEWKSBA~ R.M.GRQ<OAN MARY JANE COFFEE SHOPPE Joe. the llf11 pard . ............. . .... . . .... ............... ........... . w. MaUord Flapper of JH90 .............................................. . ... .... Charles Wlte Fhlek of Cllleap World Fair ..... . .. . . ...... . ............... . , .. c. P • .,........, Athldlc Girl ..... .. . . ..... . .. ....... . .................. W. 0. A..ln• Ball Plater .. . .. . THE BARBER SHOP .. . . . Clyde FnDf!h <o SMITH CLOTHING CO. ROY'S , .PLAC~ DIXIE BARGAIN SifORE .. .. . 0. L. StniiM Oeorre Melnlliart REED WHITE'S STORES BURFORD'S BEAUTY SliOPPE CLOVER FARM STORES ' . . . Leroy BarwtU Ho.-.iMA Carriage ..... ROWcLEY & CLOmiNG STORE 00.8--Chellter. . States tbe lo8er or approxtmateb $300,000.000 on the total amoUnt <Jue rrom the debtor nations duriN thP. pa.st t2 month11. · --· _.........., __..., H.-M. CROSS E. L. HEALy Cremeen's Service Station ' . . . .... . . . . Gtiorp ChUM .-tnn~. 'R"oESCHi~1'f'dARACE. 801110 GAS ••• OILS Dadf! Mdfll·,ter Cuii .. Oid Collar tw.nnle ... MEIER MEAT MARKET ~ ' .. . . .... ........ . .....1 Bea• lknmmel or IHilO . JOE RUBIN, MJT. SYRACIIHF. . ~ -- .. .,...., ....... . . ltobert- Coak!ll Bloomer ........ . . HenpeekH HuMblind ....... . Mt. 'Jioopsklrt . (,ucllle, hlA sweetheart. ~ -· .......... paid bal~ of tbole natlt'nr: whl$ hAve made small token pay· n\11:111.-, U1il will make the United Second Sireel For '"IIENRl"S WEDDING" . . .. F. E. Rife ..... Bert Martin ..... ~ .. ....... :......... .. . . .. Bnno Ca.ael s~n or 49 - W. fl. JUH.W~G MARTIN & ROLLER CHAMBERS GROCERY TEWKSBARY CAFE James Weber Service Station ' .. . ......, • . •. ' • J Panlalett.e G lrl Drlvf!l' POMEROY BARGAIN HOUSE HESS BROS '" . 1[. ' 11110 . . ... . Sweet Old·Fuhloned Girl Shf!lk Ulat Good Oldf Chester People 8111 Tlell:et• from ' Harry McMaster . ll8e Ga8011ae of YoUI'H . . 1. . . · Dr, ·s·oni Crow M~ POMEROY DRY CLEANERS SY~ACU¥ .. ~.... ..... or Bashful HARTLEY & BENNETT ~Pf!elall~lnr On t ,adkll Shotll ·.· '}~-4:. "• HARDWARE ASK THE PRICE .,_, ELMi ;rREE SERVICE ·. . I ' , $T'"-TION . '( , p . ~,YRAC,USE MJNI!"G CO. . Mta BUitiiPi SwBID ' When In Chesler .... ,: . . . Harrli on lftllea . - . - - - -.... - . . . ........ . . . . (Uneeda. BaUnl JOHN WEBER ... . .... , .. . .... . .. ............... .. Elmerlteed ill(h Sl.epP,Inr Johnny RESTAURANT, A. E. WHITE watch & Cleek Repa.lrinr R~ASONABLt: PftiCES 1\trs. c. o. Frentlh · · · · · · ' · · · · .......... · · · · .. -.... ."'Boob Battyn · " T ' . . . , , . ....... . . . . MIDDLEPORT PRINTING CO. HARRY R. BARNES PHIL SOMMERS, Shoemaker. R. D. MORRIS Mra. Tbomaa lonP.R Mn. Roma HNrah · Lucille Da,&on Nancy Reed Mn. LIIUth Edw-ardH Mrs. Daisy Blnr ; : Boney 1Mitellen Broadway S.tt.erfly Phllco Radios H. N. SWIFT F.~rt Klltte MaUIIIews Mnt. BlafU'ht JlaskJm Marpnt Sauer Mn. Jeule lloudaroh•lt Clara McCarlfly Carl Stald4!r Marion WIU'd Mn. MAry M4!inhari J'e(.e Mees Uermaa Lehsi! Eihan Harper Dal1y lkll . ~- · Blcyclfr ~au B. CASCJ . trlcldand klanll Klfil. Lynd .. Lyons Cam LouiN! Ervin Frull1 ahd Grocf.rir-l.tlRr' ,. Oaht Jr. Lyle D1k!l·1 Clem Chan'h Uarry, Gul.&n J«LCL Friend · ' Charlt• Walburn J. B. W~lo.nd Where Chrlatmas 81Lrra11lfl t;xcel A. H. BRADBURY Staple and Fane,- 011k'eries SPENCER'S RESTAURANT Urh~r OHIO LIBERTY THEATRE When In C'he· -&er Ylslt DaVe Herman HaddoJ: Da.¥e Former HOTEL A.O.TRACY MYSTIC SHRINE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE C. F. TEDROW WM. MICHL FUGATE CASH. GROCERY Jane Ann Flllk PRODUCF. and FF.F.D R. E. BOICE Frd Full-1 Vh-rlnb. Stanlf'y Phyllll!ll DJII" L Mary Ora~ Betty AUTO SUPPLY POMEROY CHEY~OLET CO . DANCING CHORUS Vlra:lnla RUUt'll t::lunor R.Quflh. Mary K. llehu!ll!l 8r,ulah ]...,... ~mlth R.tCJNE STANDARD BRANDS, Inc. HOME RESTAURANT M.D. HARTINGER 'VIrrlnla Erner hlr DvffJ GUW for all. HOTEL Cmsl4!y Radlo-K4!1vJnater Retrlreralor . ......... .. ....... DaYid Dar'llt,Jr. tuv. TumiPI'ftcl . Slater 'Sadlr ....... . PIIONE 319-.1 GILMORE .......... --.-~-·. BUJ Seullib,...... Hank l'ounr, Robf.rt JJ£Ma11~r ' I '\ ! ..... ... . ....... .. Rufu Lhle . . . . . . . . ......... . Eddte G,.Hr O'Flardy ___ POMEROY NITE CLUB llora G•lntber . . . . . Mn. Amy Bowen .. J. W. TERRY EWING CASH GROCERY & U-TOTE'M GROCERIES I · &,adfonl Other European Default· en; Finland To Pay Amount In Full THE MEIGS GROCERY CO. •' (!0. ·.· ,' A. & P. TtA CO. . LELAND SAXON B. H. SANBORN PHONI D7.. X R. H. RAWLINGS SONS - il WE THANK THE ABOVE BUSINESS HOUSES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE THIS PAGE POSSIBLE SOME OF THE C!fARITY. WORK !E HAV£ DQ~ THE ~AST TWO Y~: . . . • • .• . . • . Taken care of fifty-five Tonsil and Adeno1d operations for .ehildren who~ Pfiren~ wert~! not<able to alford the, ~perations, Pmd for .81X operations at the Holzer Hospital; Spent over Three Hundred Dollars for FOOd, Clothmg . Fuel for Needy Families. . . .I , ·.. · ,,- MIDDLlPORT FILLING STATION MRS. CRAIG-Crail'o Store · DAY & NIGHT TAXI JBWEUIIS 1 j I ·.· .~ . :· ', ·MJl\l ~'~A~'l;'~ '~ . , , By Carrier 11 Cmti- -By Yall "'-00 14, 1933 Stalks To End Romance Consresomen Who Demand Full 50% De· valuation 1 Ruling Fails To HaIt Ohi 0 Solons Pet Proposal Of Governor White Definitely Senate When Upper Houoe Voteo By 111 to u <• .,. Count, To Strike It From Mooier Bill ' OF U.S. DOLLAR i' Boyd Bill ; THE ·PURITY ICE CREAM & BOTTLING CO . HYSELL MOTOR CO. : . .. i ..... Dave Dant Rtother Jones .... . EPPLE GRQCERY SOIIIO PPRODUCTS M~ . ... ........ BILndlt. . ........ - L. D. DAVIS SONS ~Uu.t.etb .... . . . . .. .. . .. . .. Be.t Xmaa Wholesale and Retail PotU : na~1111 J~ DOMINO SERVICE STATION -··- ...... - ........... ... FAn& MulDe Hayer. ; Vlrrlnla .· Elisa ..... . l.awrer PrOdlM~&-RBC"hU' 'i?'_~aa ........ . _ Katherine Marie .. : ... ~ Ladle!!, Look FRANCE LEADS 6.-. GEO. C. SCHAAF ERMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE .... . John Gilmore .. . Mn. 'Mildre• Fow-ler , , , .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. Harlan ElseiAkoln ....... .. . . ... . . . ...... ,... Tn:U Sehoenleb •: red ... S. R. HENDRICKS A. H. ROSENBAUM CAST OF CHARACTERS. ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. PAI 0nMORROW I' ANNEX REST AU RANT INT 1"""" Wh"" Girl FEENET·BE~ITT POST, AMERICAN LEGION ·' PROCEEDS OF THIS SHOW TO BE USED FOR CHARITY WELLSTON BOhLING CO. OF WEATHER- P a r t cloudy, not so cold central and west portlona.., tonighl Friday rain, rising temperature. BridoWAR DEBT TO 8£ Death Subotituteo forLaoeo AUSPICES ·' Ii'a Heu Jt'a ID Tbe TrtbUDII WIRE ... to · Allowinc Compen- &alien Overwhelmincly Paued by Houae POLITICS INJECTED IN DEBATE When Sheppard Attacko Chief Erteoutive And dicto Akron Mayor Will Be Next Gonmor; lk•rilll onious Debate Indulged In During S..ioa � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 13, 1933 baber badgley grimm murphy reinhart russell samons schneider