http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2e837985030e995649da66d71b4c54e5.pdf 03af30854013ca5b6933636e155a2959 PDF Text Text ' ,- .~ '7J A~.:;t 1/ • CU I O STAT£ 1-ii''Sl:..l;lJ HI GH ST U .D l ~11f COL UY3 'JS 0 • . I' .Kidnap Gang Hunted . 'Kunzie' Gets A Christmas Tree . Spirit -- No.More Plac.. To Put New W orlrera Until W. Una Parter ot r.tberty Ave- . Put hu lett for OolWDbUI WilKe 11be wiU spend a weU db relatJv .. W eatem and Southem ln~~~~rance Mana,er Hu Holida7 • t Voting in Defiance of NRA Personals "" WEATHER-Par~ • :.1. •· EDITORIAL OFrlCE cloudy, slightly colder· extreme east tonight. Friday cloudy and warme~; probably rain in nortlj, Phone236-L BUSINESS OmCE Phone 202-R LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. I&SII Oharlotte NJt, tacber, who been realdbJa 1D BiUban durtbe put IChool term. arrtved WeciQUday to apend &he hollwtth her mother, ~· Oer· i League Officials Hold Meeting N;re and. ramu,. acbool at. IJOUCber coDfwe fOJ' ~n. Baltimore, J(uyland, at• heme WedneadQ t.o spmd the !LoUthe haUdaYJ With her parentll, Kr. Mrs. J , B. Elberfeld of Mulberry Aveuue, -.... .. .. " "<Jo..OiJ•nd .. Caoh Diopemecj Makeo Hearto Of Merchanta, Glad · ••• ..c::::-. Bltbam Elberfeld w'bo at- New Joloi ·Founil 1813 WORKING a,. carrier Mr. and tlra. J, Y. Oorpeninr o1 MarSon, Nor.th Clrolli',a, ~ 'l'uada7 eveninr tor a hOUd&y Visit with th~ latfer'a parents, Mr. lb\1 llrn. Oeorae HetRI or Llnooln 'hr· '"""· lnd wtfe ••• mlea that trams Mr. and Mrs. J:Jnmett PeopleA home .schedules ~nd daurhier Mrs. Noms E. Davis may count In the Jeape aM aan Thomas Ew!ret.t were vlB- onJ.y the Jint same 1ton In Oolumbus Tuesday, They r,c.tompanled home Mrs. Peoples' leaeue voted to continue mother, Mrs. Zl(ary Mantor or co- , KaaeUa Cllambert.l, worker at the Weirton steel J)lot In Weirton, ctU'l'ent season, the lurnbua wW hQ been spen.dlnB · the j W.Va.. eaitl hlt bt.llot in the emr,Joyeea' election of collective bar1alnina: np~eatativ~ •hk\ wa Mld n defiance of the National l.aboT Bond b~l~~~ J;l@rlod tor the past slx weeks at Ule Peoples home . . . liRA AdJI'I(nlatra~r General Hu1h .JohnJOn. Cbarpa of ..coercioD" !', leaKW! whlch was aulrl·· j ·m Butternut Avenue. later were neeived at NRA headquartera. laat year. _ • • • The WeUaton M1M EUr.abeth Rup 01 cham!>1<>N;hlp year. REPUBliCANS T~ RURG~NilE ERE 1~~~. IS PH~PHECY Full h•veoliJation Made By American Conoulate Ez· P-ident Hoour To Take Little Part In Revampin1 ACCUSED HELD OF OLD PARTY Incommunicado In Parit Jailo, Seek No Aid From U.S. No Change in Chairman· ohip Until After Next Election First Sight of Her Children Spirit Shown In Prison relatives and friend&. T. W. Wheeler of Plttsburrh waa: a vl!!ltor Jn &own Wl!dnesday. • • .; co.v;nitlon, After some little Liquor To Be Available For Chriotmao lp State If Plano Of Govemor And Leplaton Do Not Go Awry TBI MIN S STORE dlecutlllton, voted that the leape select an AIH..easue football , this year. football schedules .c ··-~· for ... .. wete tenlatlvely arran· MAD& BY I. N. S. TO SEE IF REPEAL HAS MADE CHANGE IN HABITS OF U.S. CITIZENS Rev. Walter Amold of Wheelers• ~orr Ia speNUng a few djlYB with rt•Jatlves hflre.. ' ' " II<SI'I!CT!OJ< COMJiETEo Dlstt1et Easlneer of and , cuunttea Five Othen Injured; leal Atrltaton Blamed For Wreck admlnilltratlon Lawrence compJeted a pnUm· lnary Inspection or aU OWA proMel&~~ county and u a. v.hole report.& work In Ulta county jects In ELECTRIC Theatre Havana. Dec. 21-IN8-Two oons were ldlled and Ave In the deraUment or two IJr()tfre&Sing 1111Uafaetmy on au pro- Jt.<t•··------- .......... EDITOR'S NOTE: the ""' or several the 1eneral effect or repnJ &.. roarboat afY;r t-iire weelul ol ·Next ' . 'OOI<IOHT ·- f - ''SITTING " ., PRETTY" ; Continued Prom Pare ane, a vast program of power development, abd it now proJIOIJeS to make u. poestble lor the resldentll o1 the Tennessee valley tu tate advan· or thi& chap eJectbe home -·~· ·-"''- commence- regarded -- in · che,ckl and opaced RICH )(NIT TIES at . St. Olalrs vllle. 0 .. Dee. 21-INS-The Hanna Cool Co., the largt'.!lt produeer of coal In Ohio, today anllounced thnt they had. abaorbed two mines or the Big PivP. Coal Co., 1n Belmont county and WO!Ihl hlke possession at once. - DICKENS' - ·--· SON . DIES ·~-~~~~:, loli tro far Bl!l.thercU. ha't"e been Wl&bk a procram tor the eomof COI1il'MJ. They havE t.ha.t republican -· the adminlsi.ral'llded by London, Dee. 21- IN5--Sir Henry Dictens. only surviving son of the noveliat, Charles Dickens. cUed in a London hospital today from fuflaiea received when he was lmoeked down by a motorcycle last reserve urday. .' ---~-- . Pi. l IN&ULL JR. TO SUBBENDEK Firat In Pomeroy Crown I ' a., Prelml Oame 'l:st P, M. r.w.ll, ..... ' ,,, l ...en. Mwkl!' Olt!ro . IIUkOeO ,. - , . . POMUOY all4 MIDDLBPORT cr..r.e, ctaaJ 1 s&an In ae1ion apln. Hetonta :Newl Admiaoion SWent. lto-Adal'- Ue JA COI'IN!etlon and hontll!: of nre windows ARTIFICIAL CEMETERY WREA"rHS 11 i .. n Ot..tR $UGG£STIONS: > z 0 to ,"~ ." ~ WE SERV' E Unue untU TbuT!Iday, as many wttnt &&es wer~ to be eaUed for exarnbl hockey the ease. COMMI8810N"EB8 MEET 25c and 30c REGULAR SANDWICHES 51> and tOe SPECIAL SANDWIC~ES 1Se FINED FOB Da\.INUNNI:~I!I . JACQUE'S nALIAN SPAGitiriHOc . ".< • . NU ..TS pl&~r. today oonunued the DANI$H EXPLOYER DIES OF ,( """"313-L Phone a.tlon and considerable time ttlkfln 11"1 11ei~Ung a. Jury to bear I st.ea.dy Improvement or the past f8 h?urs as he mtered the nhltb day or hie f'I.Rbt ror Hfe at Clt!r hospital. ·- ~,~~·· ... ·. ~ . " 2t- Insull '" ___ ___ Chlcq(), Dee. 21-INs-Edward Fa•ankl, 48, was 1lven an even chance toda.y or aurvlvlnl injuries I SWitalned when 'be leaped from a Hotel INJVBJ:D PLAYER J•PBOVED Bollton, Dec. ' 21-INB-Olven a.n rven . chance for recovery, ln'ln "Ace" Batley, 31, lnJUftd Toronto ' Norina Good~in- COil• Dec!. , Must Die HI'gh Court LIVING An'J:R LBAP 1 ~:MM ' ~r,' expected 100,000 Poundo Sterllnr Paid f.. ManUicript of the Bible tt.nth story window In a loop buildmr and tell atx ftoors to pleree the I roof ot an ad.loiPina: et.ruetUI'f). ' ·; cago. Hew York, Dee. 21-Df8-Incen.. who used a pa tank to the today were ALIJM:NI 8bo1111: Shemian Maid n. Ind., Jr. one of aeven oftleers and direchwa or the NortheTn Indiana PttbUc Service Company under lndJcln,ent waa promised today by hi8 attorney, Ployd Thompson or Chi- · lloi- ar-•· Point, JN8-Surrender of Samuel CHESAPEAICE ....... Convenins At 1 :30, Solono Ellpect To Stey IIi Until Troubleoome Queotion lo Diopooed Predict Senate Will Call Act EmiOfpn"J ALREADY SO LABELED BY HOUSE ~·,Jth must prfy at pmea t.o reeelve oente--BJ uau •uo Buckeye Legislature On By Holiday Season Pass ~iquor Act T 1..U. ILI'I'IVed Tul!lldaJ tor a was It ANITHER YANKEE MAl BE INVBLVEO IN ~PfiNG SYSTEM 16 -- Clerk Slayer Fail a T • 1 Secure New na ; Attorney DiaLarred �' ~~~!!11!.~!. • ... "' • J,- ,.... ; ~ • ....... ol ~lad Olli'At!Or ~ "'""" l'r= ... (), IIIII!' ""'!!• .,-... !I'll ._,.., .. ..,. ..... ~ _ _, """~ Ill - · NEWS : ADd Fricli:f Nl1ht at l!.oc.l n ..tN 1 ;. HII "' P-tY.... . . . . • " • . - .. ~~&w- ........ ~~I"'~~"~~"' t.~>n lll!li!"">· ! ; -:: --··---...,b Tum ·wextl". ·---··-·· ----- jllllf - ......... - . .. \ • ViRGJNV. GREGG PhoDe 582· L '· --------------------- -"'"" ...... Will"~--" '~ ·.uw.-., .-.....:~ ~"11"" r-rotllbolloll,a . 4"'"'"" ~I'll~~ ' Jo("fillloriJI Ollloo 11&11 . .L ' r-as:l••"- ,.-·cl"lllll!'.. ~ eau ..... . .' 1-BUYHERA- . 1 • ' I'J&.tlfn")."' All religiouo ""'"hin~. doctri,;;;;; •r , 4 .UP,..,.f'!I".BU"'• ', tV..v a • creed, If tHey ~·c to II A'" " ....v ,.!J,Im ' ct the JM!orl~. muat be h\ hmnoi19 w1th the teachtngtJ or Jtt~u. Ule ChriBt whose word• tit htto l:!vl.lry t•Jiol llud cNwi ~>tt of ti.a hum~r.n heart &.Q.:l, nf w.hom It waa sqjQ in Jol111 ·: : L6. "N ~:Y;:;n. MAN upon~ ~ovc,]oyolty ~d devotion SPAKE LIKE ~''!IS' MA)Ir."' ~!-- - :~foo/llldO.l i<tllk.!"'*-< r:..-.. Cb,tt~IVit. • ,lt.., COAT . CHRISTMAS ·- ~ ... . _ •~ TI-lE CHRISTMA-S· SEAIJS AT NOW THAT everybody is having a little bit more of mon ey than has been the general lot for tmmetime, it might b.:! well fOr the people to show their appreciation for th e turn in their fortunes, by remem u~ nng that great work, ... by purchasing Christmas seaiM. This movement, started solely for the l;lenefit for the many unfortunates sulfet·!."ll' from tha~ m.i>s't dread disease, Tuberculosis, is . spotll!ored by citizens throughout the nat ion, each locality ilaving public spirit~d- men ~nd women who donate their j time and their efforts in trying to raiae money in order that !:lome unfortunate victim might be saved. Give something toward the great effort. It need not be " great deal nor need it be just ut Christmas time. Mauy people seem to have the mistaken idea that the only time that the Seal committee accepts money i~ at I I I For·Year Round Enjoylllent · - Jfere ia a gift that will be remembered. One of th11•e !'llfW General Elj!ttric Radios will proVide ente~iJilpeJit f<ir the whole family. Thrillal You bet! : Dom11alic and foreiiJII broadcaab, police calla, •tii!'ltur lranamisiiiona all reproduced clearly,- di,tinctly in unmatched tone. I Illegal ~~·1 re~M~ff~r•\~ ~ ~~1$.. , . ~ '' . ,,. _,,~ ... Ia;~ ... ..... The Ladles Aid Society of the Mrs. Mollie'• Clark who spent o. M. E. church w1ll hold a bake sale week with her mother. Mrs. Boman· at the church next Thuraday for 111a Turnbull tt.L New Haven retuht· the benefit of the ch ul'i!h. ~.:rl home Tue11day , THE SCHOOL BOOK INVESTIGATION Eleanor PhiiUpa entertained th"' Mr. and Mrs. OOO!"Jo Neville fROM! AIJ" indi~ali<li)S · 't seems that the lnvestlrruting Ftandard BI!Qrers of the M. E. FII.St. Letart. spct>t £14lday with • ~tot her home Frlday even- r.nd Mrs. Hamer Rouah. commiltoe which is delving int n the school bul)k 1:1itu " . vera. Lelbrand had charge of , The Guiding Star counoll No. ,,. ' '• • ,, .1'1 ~ . ''' i Sallie Noms Of9rge Plcke 19 property property. Elmer Paroons moved to the Bailie Norris property last week, vacto.t~ ed by Clarence Beaver. sara Jane Roberts visited h e: Mary Bentz at Letart, Sun- ·--· ' ...,.•,- L '' . ''· ~ '' ... f • ' "· ·.w.. r "., ' '•. ·~~ . ' Astor Scion and Bride-to-Be and therefore can in the pfobe, to ap~ It ~;to ~·~ ~~flle~t!Y 'll~~~a ~~~~~~ ~~· Julio/ Wll~• i~ sue~ an jpf~ffi~N' liQJlMnir,ut;1 '1'01 ~~ ~nprehfl~de<l, ptov· l en JlUlj~ Jll\4 'J!Y.l!ll !h! ·:full ~~~t P.f ~~~QJl')v f•lf Iheir 1 ... I pear voluntarily and tell what he know•. lends more weigh~ to the charll'eS of crooked manipulations: lt ' ha• been charged and admjtted by a former rep · rescntative of the concern ln question, that money wa8 paid at some of these elections. The idea in mind ot cuu!'se, ~was to get officials on the various boards wh(\, I I woll!ld.· for a consideration no doubt, see that lht• tex' boolis in those schools were changed regardless of wheth. er the changes were to the best ln~rests of the commubity either academically or from a financial •lnndpoint. It is hard to conceive thd people do Jive In our Etale, lll&skinll' as good cltbens and runmng for l)tl\ces of puulic trust on the school boards; who are so lacklnr in principle• of honor and integritY as to aell out their neighbo~• and frie•~d• in thia ·ql-~ner. · Especially nausc: at111g 1s! the revelatiOn at Lhls\1me because of the facL that dq~hli t~o pMt five years everybody has been hav· ing ouc,h a <!lil!cult time in keepjng their child••en in echool. : To be mulcted out of haJ·d earned monei' ac~!'ce as it ha~·beeq; 4i1~•f ouch ob•!iQ!IIa~nces, Is n11>1'lY en'•QII'h I.+-• for th~ ·VjJ;f.\!!1• t~ a~Q~} deaN'~II*~ m•f!•urea. . and family. Brown and ramlly wedn•'ad••Y front the white~;~;::\ on to the Val property, .:orner of Pnlmer and P'ouJ.th Avenue. ~v. ·P. c. Kr~ager, paAtor of the PJrst Ba.pttst Ohurch, announces that he has chosen the subject: ''The Real Christmas" for hia ser~ mon, Sunday morning:. ln the even· . Ire. a.t 7 P. M. the resular ChrtAt.~ r tnae: program will be presented by thl:' Primary and JUDlor depart~ ment as well as a number of young: r.aen and women of the Sunday school. Thi!IN will 1wJo no BapUM Young Peoples Union meeting. Christmas time when the drive is on. Quite to the tmry th ey are always glad to receive h elp at any and all rnd family returned t..o their home ti mes of the yee.r. It simply is brought more forcibly to 11t waverly, o. '1 .,. · f Mra. OrJs Ha.rrls and children ~ le a\',..entiOfl o the pubJic between Thanksgiving and sp1mt the week erd with her PIVChds~as'.· becauae that is the time thai a real drive ls cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roush · t If t of New Hav.en. !IU t 111; o e . ec . Leroy Holme.s and c. H. ww.. If the average person could see for himself the great l:tllll spent Tuesday In 01L'.otnnatl good ~eauitirur from tlte use of the money raised in the on~~U Etchtnwer and ·daua:tt~ drive tq lessen the rava.gea of Tuberculosis, he would not ters, Mrs. wnuam SeytEr~J:':hd~:J~'r,·~ani·:~d ,·,~:; only tie glad to gjve to the cause, he prQP.aOly would be~ 1;.f~k ~~tn:Sn.;,e:m~cent come~ · enthusiastic over the great wor~, he would en~ WUUoft\ ijoudaahelt and ~-,... h . t own effortS for the 'poor ·i .nfortunates scattered with """-' Olal'k ••• theThomas flu. from ~oaat to cOast and frOm the Great LaJc.e~:~ to the Gulf. Mr. and Mrs. oeorae Grue.se~ ~· a result of thlM work, thousands today are Jiving, and family have moved from ' the wbo Without the help of the Seu.J ·Committee, would fiose VatJey ~arm to the Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Engle and "" property tn the low~l' enJ &£;n Elw~ Junior of Oolwnbus ere t~s have lain in the grave of a tubercular. That vic of Syracuse. we1·e t.he week end gues~s of her tim mi,Sht ht~ ve been a relative or a denr frieud of muny Mr. a.rt.d Ml'li. T. A. Mt~.y o1 .41d~ fll\J'ent6 Mr. and Mn. Henry Zelh~ ., · 1 . . dleport spent Sunday with her ct. , wIw nv\V are abe to help but who throug~ procra~tmutwn parent~>, Ml'. tt.nd Mrs. c. B. wm~ 'l'hc churche!l of our Wwn will It ,M their Ohrlstma.s entert.Un· 1•,ms. OJ' Iac ~ O.a. intet'eHt, have failed to hel~l thfi! work. 011 thE following nlrrhts: NH.:.-. "" · · may save u 1meeting Tho P. T. A. lleld Its monthly ...nve t 0 t~l8 cause. y our contribution Tuesday night. A Xmas Arene church , Frld~y night,·~ O.h urch life and whut .m.m·e ~atisfnctiun ctm anyone get fl'om Jiftl p·og.ram was rendered. of Ood Sa~urday .!tight, Presbyter· ·' h k h h h 1. • , Xis Margaret Clark whQ has nflht a.nd U. th an r,Q uvc nown 1" ut c as uel'n r.hrect.ly responstblt! tceer•, m with the nu hall rettunted (1lst ct)W'Ch,Monday Clhurch, Monday nglltt and U. for the lengthening of a human life. her employDJent at. Pomeroy. B. church MOJlday night. ation as ptt'tains to school board ekl !"ions, mi1ht strike Finis, i• written on president of a book Blg :·aettu~on ·I a·Prlees. . FuiU! left WednesChtcaKO to spend with her sister, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Beecher Morga.n con. tmd so1, PAul who hove bef'.n vial~lng with :Mr. ond Mrs. E .•T. 8ouisby "pay dirt'' 11fter all ·b efore the word the luveatig11tion. The failure of the concern who lives. without the state not be,:compelled to act as a witness ' ' ,, •' A four tube - P.Ollqe eau reoeR(,tOJL : :::J~~ Closed 12:00 Noon-'till3 P.M. Xmaa ~ . i· i· I·· receiver plu EVERYTHING GQOD TO BllT YOU FINp' AT sQ.;. erheterod:yae oileail .UeqW~.t:- to.,e aaid yo.!~'·· .. Good. S~ieotll'tlJ. JJQ'rp•e4 dynamJe Btteaker. Atka.cll"fe brown walnut. oamnd. ·d .... ~~ •>! ..(, .; .... > • MOdred Shain fever last week. apl!L ---·--- BARBER SHOP BOMBED .l '. ':f" ' ., THE KIND HE WILL LIKE AND WEAR. . Silk Ties, S~ill' and wool, Pajamu Dre11 1 Shim, Glovea, Sweater, Garters, Suede Jacketa, Belt Seta, Mufflers, \ \ •• Dishes As Gilts. r· • ,I ' Q. . j~ ·r,.. . -.r. :.. •• f ~ CANDY, 1 lb. to box~• CIGARS, an:r oize, aDy price · all kiuda •, '. \ · ~ ~· · ~ : ~ '; :. ~ '•~ . ! FINE SILK HOSIERY No girl ever had too many Stockin111--pure silk to the lop .... ... : .. 59c, $1.00, $1.50 DEXDALE io a Hose you can be proud to Thin gtve. J.~N. RATHBURN'S SONS .. ' .t ' ~ ,_ . Middleport, Olllo �' ~~~!!11!.~!. • ... "' • J,- ,.... ; ~ • ....... ol ~lad Olli'At!Or ~ "'""" l'r= ... (), IIIII!' ""'!!• .,-... !I'll ._,.., .. ..,. ..... ~ _ _, """~ Ill - · NEWS : ADd Fricli:f Nl1ht at l!.oc.l n ..tN 1 ;. HII "' P-tY.... . . . . • " • . - .. ~~&w- ........ ~~I"'~~"~~"' t.~>n lll!li!"">· ! ; -:: --··---...,b Tum ·wextl". ·---··-·· ----- jllllf - ......... - . .. \ • ViRGJNV. GREGG PhoDe 582· L '· --------------------- -"'"" ...... Will"~--" '~ ·.uw.-., .-.....:~ ~"11"" r-rotllbolloll,a . 4"'"'"" ~I'll~~ ' Jo("fillloriJI Ollloo 11&11 . .L ' r-as:l••"- ,.-·cl"lllll!'.. ~ eau ..... . .' 1-BUYHERA- . 1 • ' I'J&.tlfn")."' All religiouo ""'"hin~. doctri,;;;;; •r , 4 .UP,..,.f'!I".BU"'• ', tV..v a • creed, If tHey ~·c to II A'" " ....v ,.!J,Im ' ct the JM!orl~. muat be h\ hmnoi19 w1th the teachtngtJ or Jtt~u. Ule ChriBt whose word• tit htto l:!vl.lry t•Jiol llud cNwi ~>tt of ti.a hum~r.n heart &.Q.:l, nf w.hom It waa sqjQ in Jol111 ·: : L6. "N ~:Y;:;n. MAN upon~ ~ovc,]oyolty ~d devotion SPAKE LIKE ~''!IS' MA)Ir."' ~!-- - :~foo/llldO.l i<tllk.!"'*-< r:..-.. Cb,tt~IVit. • ,lt.., COAT . CHRISTMAS ·- ~ ... . _ •~ TI-lE CHRISTMA-S· SEAIJS AT NOW THAT everybody is having a little bit more of mon ey than has been the general lot for tmmetime, it might b.:! well fOr the people to show their appreciation for th e turn in their fortunes, by remem u~ nng that great work, ... by purchasing Christmas seaiM. This movement, started solely for the l;lenefit for the many unfortunates sulfet·!."ll' from tha~ m.i>s't dread disease, Tuberculosis, is . spotll!ored by citizens throughout the nat ion, each locality ilaving public spirit~d- men ~nd women who donate their j time and their efforts in trying to raiae money in order that !:lome unfortunate victim might be saved. Give something toward the great effort. It need not be " great deal nor need it be just ut Christmas time. Mauy people seem to have the mistaken idea that the only time that the Seal committee accepts money i~ at I I I For·Year Round Enjoylllent · - Jfere ia a gift that will be remembered. One of th11•e !'llfW General Elj!ttric Radios will proVide ente~iJilpeJit f<ir the whole family. Thrillal You bet! : Dom11alic and foreiiJII broadcaab, police calla, •tii!'ltur lranamisiiiona all reproduced clearly,- di,tinctly in unmatched tone. I Illegal ~~·1 re~M~ff~r•\~ ~ ~~1$.. , . ~ '' . ,,. _,,~ ... Ia;~ ... ..... The Ladles Aid Society of the Mrs. Mollie'• Clark who spent o. M. E. church w1ll hold a bake sale week with her mother. Mrs. Boman· at the church next Thuraday for 111a Turnbull tt.L New Haven retuht· the benefit of the ch ul'i!h. ~.:rl home Tue11day , THE SCHOOL BOOK INVESTIGATION Eleanor PhiiUpa entertained th"' Mr. and Mrs. OOO!"Jo Neville fROM! AIJ" indi~ali<li)S · 't seems that the lnvestlrruting Ftandard BI!Qrers of the M. E. FII.St. Letart. spct>t £14lday with • ~tot her home Frlday even- r.nd Mrs. Hamer Rouah. commiltoe which is delving int n the school bul)k 1:1itu " . vera. Lelbrand had charge of , The Guiding Star counoll No. ,,. ' '• • ,, .1'1 ~ . ''' i Sallie Noms Of9rge Plcke 19 property property. Elmer Paroons moved to the Bailie Norris property last week, vacto.t~ ed by Clarence Beaver. sara Jane Roberts visited h e: Mary Bentz at Letart, Sun- ·--· ' ...,.•,- L '' . ''· ~ '' ... f • ' "· ·.w.. r "., ' '•. ·~~ . ' Astor Scion and Bride-to-Be and therefore can in the pfobe, to ap~ It ~;to ~·~ ~~flle~t!Y 'll~~~a ~~~~~~ ~~· Julio/ Wll~• i~ sue~ an jpf~ffi~N' liQJlMnir,ut;1 '1'01 ~~ ~nprehfl~de<l, ptov· l en JlUlj~ Jll\4 'J!Y.l!ll !h! ·:full ~~~t P.f ~~~QJl')v f•lf Iheir 1 ... I pear voluntarily and tell what he know•. lends more weigh~ to the charll'eS of crooked manipulations: lt ' ha• been charged and admjtted by a former rep · rescntative of the concern ln question, that money wa8 paid at some of these elections. The idea in mind ot cuu!'se, ~was to get officials on the various boards wh(\, I I woll!ld.· for a consideration no doubt, see that lht• tex' boolis in those schools were changed regardless of wheth. er the changes were to the best ln~rests of the commubity either academically or from a financial •lnndpoint. It is hard to conceive thd people do Jive In our Etale, lll&skinll' as good cltbens and runmng for l)tl\ces of puulic trust on the school boards; who are so lacklnr in principle• of honor and integritY as to aell out their neighbo~• and frie•~d• in thia ·ql-~ner. · Especially nausc: at111g 1s! the revelatiOn at Lhls\1me because of the facL that dq~hli t~o pMt five years everybody has been hav· ing ouc,h a <!lil!cult time in keepjng their child••en in echool. : To be mulcted out of haJ·d earned monei' ac~!'ce as it ha~·beeq; 4i1~•f ouch ob•!iQ!IIa~nces, Is n11>1'lY en'•QII'h I.+-• for th~ ·VjJ;f.\!!1• t~ a~Q~} deaN'~II*~ m•f!•urea. . and family. Brown and ramlly wedn•'ad••Y front the white~;~;::\ on to the Val property, .:orner of Pnlmer and P'ouJ.th Avenue. ~v. ·P. c. Kr~ager, paAtor of the PJrst Ba.pttst Ohurch, announces that he has chosen the subject: ''The Real Christmas" for hia ser~ mon, Sunday morning:. ln the even· . Ire. a.t 7 P. M. the resular ChrtAt.~ r tnae: program will be presented by thl:' Primary and JUDlor depart~ ment as well as a number of young: r.aen and women of the Sunday school. Thi!IN will 1wJo no BapUM Young Peoples Union meeting. Christmas time when the drive is on. Quite to the tmry th ey are always glad to receive h elp at any and all rnd family returned t..o their home ti mes of the yee.r. It simply is brought more forcibly to 11t waverly, o. '1 .,. · f Mra. OrJs Ha.rrls and children ~ le a\',..entiOfl o the pubJic between Thanksgiving and sp1mt the week erd with her PIVChds~as'.· becauae that is the time thai a real drive ls cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roush · t If t of New Hav.en. !IU t 111; o e . ec . Leroy Holme.s and c. H. ww.. If the average person could see for himself the great l:tllll spent Tuesday In 01L'.otnnatl good ~eauitirur from tlte use of the money raised in the on~~U Etchtnwer and ·daua:tt~ drive tq lessen the rava.gea of Tuberculosis, he would not ters, Mrs. wnuam SeytEr~J:':hd~:J~'r,·~ani·:~d ,·,~:; only tie glad to gjve to the cause, he prQP.aOly would be~ 1;.f~k ~~tn:Sn.;,e:m~cent come~ · enthusiastic over the great wor~, he would en~ WUUoft\ ijoudaahelt and ~-,... h . t own effortS for the 'poor ·i .nfortunates scattered with """-' Olal'k ••• theThomas flu. from ~oaat to cOast and frOm the Great LaJc.e~:~ to the Gulf. Mr. and Mrs. oeorae Grue.se~ ~· a result of thlM work, thousands today are Jiving, and family have moved from ' the wbo Without the help of the Seu.J ·Committee, would fiose VatJey ~arm to the Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Engle and "" property tn the low~l' enJ &£;n Elw~ Junior of Oolwnbus ere t~s have lain in the grave of a tubercular. That vic of Syracuse. we1·e t.he week end gues~s of her tim mi,Sht ht~ ve been a relative or a denr frieud of muny Mr. a.rt.d Ml'li. T. A. Mt~.y o1 .41d~ fll\J'ent6 Mr. and Mn. Henry Zelh~ ., · 1 . . dleport spent Sunday with her ct. , wIw nv\V are abe to help but who throug~ procra~tmutwn parent~>, Ml'. tt.nd Mrs. c. B. wm~ 'l'hc churche!l of our Wwn will It ,M their Ohrlstma.s entert.Un· 1•,ms. OJ' Iac ~ O.a. intet'eHt, have failed to hel~l thfi! work. 011 thE following nlrrhts: NH.:.-. "" · · may save u 1meeting Tho P. T. A. lleld Its monthly ...nve t 0 t~l8 cause. y our contribution Tuesday night. A Xmas Arene church , Frld~y night,·~ O.h urch life and whut .m.m·e ~atisfnctiun ctm anyone get fl'om Jiftl p·og.ram was rendered. of Ood Sa~urday .!tight, Presbyter· ·' h k h h h 1. • , Xis Margaret Clark whQ has nflht a.nd U. th an r,Q uvc nown 1" ut c as uel'n r.hrect.ly responstblt! tceer•, m with the nu hall rettunted (1lst ct)W'Ch,Monday Clhurch, Monday nglltt and U. for the lengthening of a human life. her employDJent at. Pomeroy. B. church MOJlday night. ation as ptt'tains to school board ekl !"ions, mi1ht strike Finis, i• written on president of a book Blg :·aettu~on ·I a·Prlees. . FuiU! left WednesChtcaKO to spend with her sister, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Beecher Morga.n con. tmd so1, PAul who hove bef'.n vial~lng with :Mr. ond Mrs. E .•T. 8ouisby "pay dirt'' 11fter all ·b efore the word the luveatig11tion. The failure of the concern who lives. without the state not be,:compelled to act as a witness ' ' ,, •' A four tube - P.Ollqe eau reoeR(,tOJL : :::J~~ Closed 12:00 Noon-'till3 P.M. Xmaa ~ . i· i· I·· receiver plu EVERYTHING GQOD TO BllT YOU FINp' AT sQ.;. erheterod:yae oileail .UeqW~.t:- to.,e aaid yo.!~'·· .. Good. S~ieotll'tlJ. JJQ'rp•e4 dynamJe Btteaker. Atka.cll"fe brown walnut. oamnd. ·d .... ~~ •>! ..(, .; .... > • MOdred Shain fever last week. apl!L ---·--- BARBER SHOP BOMBED .l '. ':f" ' ., THE KIND HE WILL LIKE AND WEAR. . Silk Ties, S~ill' and wool, Pajamu Dre11 1 Shim, Glovea, Sweater, Garters, Suede Jacketa, Belt Seta, Mufflers, \ \ •• Dishes As Gilts. r· • ,I ' Q. . j~ ·r,.. . -.r. :.. •• f ~ CANDY, 1 lb. to box~• CIGARS, an:r oize, aDy price · all kiuda •, '. \ · ~ ~· · ~ : ~ '; :. ~ '•~ . ! FINE SILK HOSIERY No girl ever had too many Stockin111--pure silk to the lop .... ... : .. 59c, $1.00, $1.50 DEXDALE io a Hose you can be proud to Thin gtve. J.~N. RATHBURN'S SONS .. ' .t ' ~ ,_ . Middleport, Olllo �" l''' TI!II tJAtr.t ~~. -otltl\ ' ' ,,, ,, Cba~l The Ladles Aid or Smith ' met at the nome or l.lrl. Iva Du,raL .. ., - • ' ' . ';' ' ' ...··t "r"~~'""'~ .. ·~ •• 1.1 ' ,. t ' ' I' • ~',"·'j' .. " " 1\'A,ft;1 ., CROW, DYE, 1GRUESER, PIEROTTl TO PLAY last Tuefd&Y and beld their TeiU'ar meetfni, "'he day waa 1per~- tn Qullth)< (m .Ali. D~ At Ill• &a j noon hour a very deltclous dlnoer &D· 'io"A£ aerved. to the ten members. 'I'hc oext .meet.ing will be held at , detl1c hollJe of Mn. 'Maggl.e Smith the ~cond Tuesday Jr. January. th.Ja 13th day of Dec. 1933. Mr. and ~ - L&ndl.l Abateen an8 . A. MCCullough II~ce- the bjrth, of a ba.by dauth· Judge of the Proba.te Court tel·. !II!Dled ll~lh Ire\Ie. · Meigs Cowtty, Ohio. . ~r and Mra. Jasper Rolllrs bad fl[e m.iatorW,ne of Joatns r theli i!ln11e ,., ftre TUesday nl&ht. GQldl'a Cllet arid bel many puP~ Of ~ager 8chool wtll entcJ·tnln their many trteM.s with a Christmaa party at the ec:hool Columbu, Ohio. . he"<U&e Friday afte:rnOOJl . Samuel Ins oil Jr., (left), who waa pol on the witness stand Jn the Federal Court Oold<n Jaoobs visited - · Knapp 2QO Rounu Fireproof . be of c1rcums . ·t ances surround'mg 1m . 'ti· a t ton ' . h'Ips and ban k ruplcu.~s . . Saturday. JHO of I nsu II receiVers Rate1 Reduced 1 Mrs. Muon stewlll't baa been vll!. in Chicago Monday, gets a light from his counsel, Floyd E. Thompson, during a lull. l ttink ~ daughter Mrs. Ray sun ROOMS •t.tu SU5 . ' '' Fan• Will P~bly See GHat j::oterie Ff S~~· To1ather for Uat iTime' When' They Alumni Ftom' · , Middleport .. P...linUnaey Gamlt . · 1 ,• '"':i' 011-1 !Society's HOTEL COLUMBUS _ .•. _ _ _ _ --·- _ __ lt ror dcaert with jam. crackenand coftee! "Pbiladel· pbia," made from 8weet cream. i& delicab!ly-flavortd and pure. HiJbly nutritious. it it~ for children. Serve lt often 1 Mra. Ben Powell entertained the l,adies Akl of the M. E. chureh Wedne&d.ay. They were maklDB" s1!ect.s and plllow cases ror Ked ! Cros& distribution . I I r.ie King Thur8da.y evening. Rev. IUld Mrs. Snyder of TupMrs. O&a ~~!-CObs and ehlldren Mr. and ll4:n. Mu~ray Hopkins Jo3huiL . .PJLtB ot Orange visited pen. spent lh~ past woek with Mr . \1Sited Mrs. Clara KIJ1¥ Saturday. Millard Stewart wa..s ealling ,...., , ttnd son spent Baturday In Pome· Mr. and Mrl. w . E Robln110n Sa- ilnd Mrs. D. F;. Bwart1. turda. y. · Wm. Absten Friday. !f(ly, Mrs. OU3 Vai".Meter of Flora. .\LOA COURT IIOTEL imiton. Prteh . . . lD UU. 3 oc. .Uwt• toil ~ PORTLAND LET ART FALLS 1Oh<lstmas vacat!oo Nr.r..Ut.W -- with fo1ks . G. E.· Row;~ who h as been There will be a Chrl.!:tmas en Mr. ii.Dd Mrs. Jim Swartz and CARPENTER Alma Plekena has t>een vi8JtJnlf tertainment at the M. E. churcil-, slowly "Improving . lllld Mr . aod Mrs. Dana Swartz and · , Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeWeese the Coolville were viaitlvg Mrs. Find, Buru:!ay night. t p•·et week lin g's brother and wife Ml'. and Mr11 famtly were lhe guellt& Sunday of Mrs. Maple Townsend of OuysMrs. Dc1z1e .. ones Bill dOD Rich, John an'ttth 1-j,as been vlalting his Mrs. Harry ,Allen wHI en~erl.p.~p ~~~~;.:N~e~v,~•~Legit.t. Ul\ viuili ng Wtll BenL!:, and ~tei'·in-law, Mr. 1ntd Dale returned to their home at sister Mr1. Anria Dewees and S:aJb- the young rr!urled ladies '"· ~- 1 . Mr. a.nd Mrs. Glenn Lambert of v!He. 1 Albary Thursday. eb\SII 'fUesd.a~ evening, Dec. 416,with McDade, at MiddlePQrt were the gue.stll Sunday Harry Stout of AtheP,S waa cll.llMrs. Anna Hutton or Dexter who a .Ohrlstma.s ~~ tor the elass. ' .J! Mr. and Mrs. No rwood Kt'l,lght lnb on hl.!l uncle Dave Russell Sun- ha..!i been visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred Roberts and Mrs. Polly Ann Wagner is Ill. ftnd son Gary, Letart, W. Va ., visited day. Mrs. Dale 8~bury re:tu.rned Mrs. Na.ncy Sayre is better. Rev. McCormick of Chester was John a nd Harry Carlton or Cool- J'.')me Friday. Mrs. Wa!do Keesling. ~t. Mcpade Of ¥111w«??'f~ the dinner gucat of Mr. and Mrs •1iiie _s pent Sl,llld~y. "lth theit sister · Wilbur Rupe spE!nt . was -buried l.p. Letart Pall.s , and, Mr8. 'ObiR").eJ . I OCNIC · V1 L. Shumway Siint1ay. Mrs. Clara Folrod. :, Sur.day with bAS' RacJu1l, were aa.fiing Andel'!'lon Bentz ot C~;~olvUle and Mr. ar~ Mts. J . M. Bentz wcra Rupc and (amUy of Ml-s . .McCienan Joh~Sdn. <;. D. Bentz spont Mcmd'i.y In Hunt- Pomeroy visitors SaLurday even.lng. . Mr_s. Vlna' "stsilan • ·. 8fll ", 1 Mr . nad Mrs. Oscar FlndUng of New Snt71'U, Florida 50 Room··- se Bat.b&, Steam R~~otes JAMES H. BUTJ,.ER Manaaer 01-~eerve 1 COFFEE SHOP Uauler Sttme Mana.aemeu& Heated \VrUe for Booklet 11.nd .eJUit. unwrap a snowy-white lq~ ol "Piilladdphia" Brand Cnam !Young Insull was q,uizzed in a-~ ~t.Eort to establish whether receiverM had. been ar-l tt~e~~~~f::nct~:;, ~:J:; · !111M~~ ranared by his fugitive father beforehand. bu:l"l qutte 111. BATH 'l.l!O DINING ROOM AND favo'rite · POLLY,-A_, N.-.IJ-=-H~ E-R --P___. AL ::___S__ I ·- •· :urs-Sliip .., - ....... .. . ' -·- -.. . '. " I•OR ~,u.i,-Polid! dOll ~"I>'· Allen Jeqt't~ at the &t...Jidari:t QJ.J Qo., ~1\l<lloport,' 0 . $].95 ne ~taljdnc e.YDI"I of tme rDIIf• OODpllldtruoold•fooh.....dboilid FASHIONABLE BRO'ADCLOTtl dftMiiltl a.ewly combined! Smooth •ad Vol!rfl:y. made in the eulu1ivo Er.tt. Mlbcte Whip. KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP I , ,s elfD DRESSING -~- ) ITOO_!S -AND C.ASPJ;B Two Can Play the Same .------·-·-·-hONE5T:-SO~P~i-l~t~E:I!··i~~~~~~ \, I 1 I HAVEN'T ~U£.f.IT '<'OU A Cf\R\&TMj>.S. J:!i\~~~ORE&ENT! CRo'Ss MY HEART~ CAS.PS,R . JU&T I(IDDIN£ VQU! t CAN'T AFFORD ·,.....,~ MUCf-1 114\S. ~"1 .. WHO WERE YOU JU'<oT TALKIN£, TO IT \1'.-.t<~ COWNE.L ON '1lo1E PI-lONE, TOOT&'l C"'<oPER! AND U<. LET 114E. CAT OLn' OF 'n-IE J.lAI/E Game---------~-~~~~~~g ntAT AiN'T '&0, i~! HE. JUI'>T SA\0 ~AT TO £,ET EVEN WI'IH ME! NOW P\.EASI!: DON'T ol<l'ECT ~tN£. MLICH BEC.t>.LlS!i: I'VI! t.arTA t.O EASY 11-41& YEAR! AW. KeEP ME IN SU<SPENSE, CA&PER! WW.T DID '(()U euv FOR ME'? '(EAR! EVERY one of these pattems are newly def'igned to the midse!ll:lon st,yle trend. Patterns are blended stripes) il)terval stripes, clip figures and neat checks, In new color combinations. All are perfectly tailored. All Shirts In ~ift Boxes •MAN MOUNiAIN" D scn ·ed. Jt,~~::~YM~~:~ ~ h eld with LouiEe John Lee and sor, (.If Cleveland ·were recent S"'.Jests of home folks. " · E. McDade attended the fun.l. eral of hla~tcr ~ in-law Mrs. A. 0. MeDn.dc $L Letart Sunday. Cecil Cox who has lx·en toursu In elecLrlctt.y at, .ci:;;;;;J;.,,;j'i!::::;,~ '\\tt• wa! CHRISTMAS SPECIAL On Lee DeLuxe Tire• We want. to do oar pari- In help· 1118' everyono to be happy for Chrll• tmu. and a!'e m~11 an unusual ortr.:r MARTIN EBERSBACH "&v~" 'Service Station berln.nlux toda.y Dec. 21'ith. With eoob Lee IJt!JLUJ.e Tire Sold durlnr thhl sale you . ean get .il.n Ill• ('.IIi: • POMEROY, OHIO. 1N6' AlaOJT '"6 ::t"~ST 'R'""fiNCS" TO IN C"~l -'b"E\.. Ot\l My <!ftto:-1.. ner tube of co~£'0DdiD& siiUI For Only le · We have a slse tor Drive In aha Pomeroy Firemen's Association's 35th Annual y'oar ret. oar prlcel!l on you tho and GET A TU~E for tc. TiltS Oli'J'ER GOOD AT ANY IJilTER.·ClTIES STI\TION Inter-Cities Oil C:::o. Lowtlr Ind. S t: :u e . . at the K. of P. Hal), Pomerpy . ··_ ... .A-' :_N' ., ..... ... • .... 'li.' ·. ;.' ,_ ,\.,- <.• "\, ' .' ,.... ._.. .' r, . . . . . ... .. '• . I" • ' ... ~ •'-' ;,: . .... ' �" l''' TI!II tJAtr.t ~~. -otltl\ ' ' ,,, ,, Cba~l The Ladles Aid or Smith ' met at the nome or l.lrl. Iva Du,raL .. ., - • ' ' . ';' ' ' ...··t "r"~~'""'~ .. ·~ •• 1.1 ' ,. t ' ' I' • ~',"·'j' .. " " 1\'A,ft;1 ., CROW, DYE, 1GRUESER, PIEROTTl TO PLAY last Tuefd&Y and beld their TeiU'ar meetfni, "'he day waa 1per~- tn Qullth)< (m .Ali. D~ At Ill• &a j noon hour a very deltclous dlnoer &D· 'io"A£ aerved. to the ten members. 'I'hc oext .meet.ing will be held at , detl1c hollJe of Mn. 'Maggl.e Smith the ~cond Tuesday Jr. January. th.Ja 13th day of Dec. 1933. Mr. and ~ - L&ndl.l Abateen an8 . A. MCCullough II~ce- the bjrth, of a ba.by dauth· Judge of the Proba.te Court tel·. !II!Dled ll~lh Ire\Ie. · Meigs Cowtty, Ohio. . ~r and Mra. Jasper Rolllrs bad fl[e m.iatorW,ne of Joatns r theli i!ln11e ,., ftre TUesday nl&ht. GQldl'a Cllet arid bel many puP~ Of ~ager 8chool wtll entcJ·tnln their many trteM.s with a Christmaa party at the ec:hool Columbu, Ohio. . he"<U&e Friday afte:rnOOJl . Samuel Ins oil Jr., (left), who waa pol on the witness stand Jn the Federal Court Oold<n Jaoobs visited - · Knapp 2QO Rounu Fireproof . be of c1rcums . ·t ances surround'mg 1m . 'ti· a t ton ' . h'Ips and ban k ruplcu.~s . . Saturday. JHO of I nsu II receiVers Rate1 Reduced 1 Mrs. Muon stewlll't baa been vll!. in Chicago Monday, gets a light from his counsel, Floyd E. Thompson, during a lull. l ttink ~ daughter Mrs. Ray sun ROOMS •t.tu SU5 . ' '' Fan• Will P~bly See GHat j::oterie Ff S~~· To1ather for Uat iTime' When' They Alumni Ftom' · , Middleport .. P...linUnaey Gamlt . · 1 ,• '"':i' 011-1 !Society's HOTEL COLUMBUS _ .•. _ _ _ _ --·- _ __ lt ror dcaert with jam. crackenand coftee! "Pbiladel· pbia," made from 8weet cream. i& delicab!ly-flavortd and pure. HiJbly nutritious. it it~ for children. Serve lt often 1 Mra. Ben Powell entertained the l,adies Akl of the M. E. chureh Wedne&d.ay. They were maklDB" s1!ect.s and plllow cases ror Ked ! Cros& distribution . I I r.ie King Thur8da.y evening. Rev. IUld Mrs. Snyder of TupMrs. O&a ~~!-CObs and ehlldren Mr. and ll4:n. Mu~ray Hopkins Jo3huiL . .PJLtB ot Orange visited pen. spent lh~ past woek with Mr . \1Sited Mrs. Clara KIJ1¥ Saturday. Millard Stewart wa..s ealling ,...., , ttnd son spent Baturday In Pome· Mr. and Mrl. w . E Robln110n Sa- ilnd Mrs. D. F;. Bwart1. turda. y. · Wm. Absten Friday. !f(ly, Mrs. OU3 Vai".Meter of Flora. .\LOA COURT IIOTEL imiton. Prteh . . . lD UU. 3 oc. .Uwt• toil ~ PORTLAND LET ART FALLS 1Oh<lstmas vacat!oo Nr.r..Ut.W -- with fo1ks . G. E.· Row;~ who h as been There will be a Chrl.!:tmas en Mr. ii.Dd Mrs. Jim Swartz and CARPENTER Alma Plekena has t>een vi8JtJnlf tertainment at the M. E. churcil-, slowly "Improving . lllld Mr . aod Mrs. Dana Swartz and · , Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeWeese the Coolville were viaitlvg Mrs. Find, Buru:!ay night. t p•·et week lin g's brother and wife Ml'. and Mr11 famtly were lhe guellt& Sunday of Mrs. Maple Townsend of OuysMrs. Dc1z1e .. ones Bill dOD Rich, John an'ttth 1-j,as been vlalting his Mrs. Harry ,Allen wHI en~erl.p.~p ~~~~;.:N~e~v,~•~Legit.t. Ul\ viuili ng Wtll BenL!:, and ~tei'·in-law, Mr. 1ntd Dale returned to their home at sister Mr1. Anria Dewees and S:aJb- the young rr!urled ladies '"· ~- 1 . Mr. a.nd Mrs. Glenn Lambert of v!He. 1 Albary Thursday. eb\SII 'fUesd.a~ evening, Dec. 416,with McDade, at MiddlePQrt were the gue.stll Sunday Harry Stout of AtheP,S waa cll.llMrs. Anna Hutton or Dexter who a .Ohrlstma.s ~~ tor the elass. ' .J! Mr. and Mrs. No rwood Kt'l,lght lnb on hl.!l uncle Dave Russell Sun- ha..!i been visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred Roberts and Mrs. Polly Ann Wagner is Ill. ftnd son Gary, Letart, W. Va ., visited day. Mrs. Dale 8~bury re:tu.rned Mrs. Na.ncy Sayre is better. Rev. McCormick of Chester was John a nd Harry Carlton or Cool- J'.')me Friday. Mrs. Wa!do Keesling. ~t. Mcpade Of ¥111w«??'f~ the dinner gucat of Mr. and Mrs •1iiie _s pent Sl,llld~y. "lth theit sister · Wilbur Rupe spE!nt . was -buried l.p. Letart Pall.s , and, Mr8. 'ObiR").eJ . I OCNIC · V1 L. Shumway Siint1ay. Mrs. Clara Folrod. :, Sur.day with bAS' RacJu1l, were aa.fiing Andel'!'lon Bentz ot C~;~olvUle and Mr. ar~ Mts. J . M. Bentz wcra Rupc and (amUy of Ml-s . .McCienan Joh~Sdn. <;. D. Bentz spont Mcmd'i.y In Hunt- Pomeroy visitors SaLurday even.lng. . Mr_s. Vlna' "stsilan • ·. 8fll ", 1 Mr . nad Mrs. Oscar FlndUng of New Snt71'U, Florida 50 Room··- se Bat.b&, Steam R~~otes JAMES H. BUTJ,.ER Manaaer 01-~eerve 1 COFFEE SHOP Uauler Sttme Mana.aemeu& Heated \VrUe for Booklet 11.nd .eJUit. unwrap a snowy-white lq~ ol "Piilladdphia" Brand Cnam !Young Insull was q,uizzed in a-~ ~t.Eort to establish whether receiverM had. been ar-l tt~e~~~~f::nct~:;, ~:J:; · !111M~~ ranared by his fugitive father beforehand. bu:l"l qutte 111. BATH 'l.l!O DINING ROOM AND favo'rite · POLLY,-A_, N.-.IJ-=-H~ E-R --P___. AL ::___S__ I ·- •· :urs-Sliip .., - ....... .. . ' -·- -.. . '. " I•OR ~,u.i,-Polid! dOll ~"I>'· Allen Jeqt't~ at the &t...Jidari:t QJ.J Qo., ~1\l<lloport,' 0 . $].95 ne ~taljdnc e.YDI"I of tme rDIIf• OODpllldtruoold•fooh.....dboilid FASHIONABLE BRO'ADCLOTtl dftMiiltl a.ewly combined! Smooth •ad Vol!rfl:y. made in the eulu1ivo Er.tt. Mlbcte Whip. KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP I , ,s elfD DRESSING -~- ) ITOO_!S -AND C.ASPJ;B Two Can Play the Same .------·-·-·-hONE5T:-SO~P~i-l~t~E:I!··i~~~~~~ \, I 1 I HAVEN'T ~U£.f.IT '<'OU A Cf\R\&TMj>.S. J:!i\~~~ORE&ENT! CRo'Ss MY HEART~ CAS.PS,R . JU&T I(IDDIN£ VQU! t CAN'T AFFORD ·,.....,~ MUCf-1 114\S. ~"1 .. WHO WERE YOU JU'<oT TALKIN£, TO IT \1'.-.t<~ COWNE.L ON '1lo1E PI-lONE, TOOT&'l C"'<oPER! AND U<. LET 114E. CAT OLn' OF 'n-IE J.lAI/E Game---------~-~~~~~~g ntAT AiN'T '&0, i~! HE. JUI'>T SA\0 ~AT TO £,ET EVEN WI'IH ME! NOW P\.EASI!: DON'T ol<l'ECT ~tN£. MLICH BEC.t>.LlS!i: I'VI! t.arTA t.O EASY 11-41& YEAR! AW. KeEP ME IN SU<SPENSE, CA&PER! WW.T DID '(()U euv FOR ME'? '(EAR! EVERY one of these pattems are newly def'igned to the midse!ll:lon st,yle trend. Patterns are blended stripes) il)terval stripes, clip figures and neat checks, In new color combinations. All are perfectly tailored. All Shirts In ~ift Boxes •MAN MOUNiAIN" D scn ·ed. Jt,~~::~YM~~:~ ~ h eld with LouiEe John Lee and sor, (.If Cleveland ·were recent S"'.Jests of home folks. " · E. McDade attended the fun.l. eral of hla~tcr ~ in-law Mrs. A. 0. MeDn.dc $L Letart Sunday. Cecil Cox who has lx·en toursu In elecLrlctt.y at, .ci:;;;;;J;.,,;j'i!::::;,~ '\\tt• wa! CHRISTMAS SPECIAL On Lee DeLuxe Tire• We want. to do oar pari- In help· 1118' everyono to be happy for Chrll• tmu. and a!'e m~11 an unusual ortr.:r MARTIN EBERSBACH "&v~" 'Service Station berln.nlux toda.y Dec. 21'ith. With eoob Lee IJt!JLUJ.e Tire Sold durlnr thhl sale you . ean get .il.n Ill• ('.IIi: • POMEROY, OHIO. 1N6' AlaOJT '"6 ::t"~ST 'R'""fiNCS" TO IN C"~l -'b"E\.. Ot\l My <!ftto:-1.. ner tube of co~£'0DdiD& siiUI For Only le · We have a slse tor Drive In aha Pomeroy Firemen's Association's 35th Annual y'oar ret. oar prlcel!l on you tho and GET A TU~E for tc. TiltS Oli'J'ER GOOD AT ANY IJilTER.·ClTIES STI\TION Inter-Cities Oil C:::o. Lowtlr Ind. S t: :u e . . at the K. of P. Hal), Pomerpy . ··_ ... .A-' :_N' ., ..... ... • .... 'li.' ·. ;.' ,_ ,\.,- <.• "\, ' .' ,.... ._.. .' r, . . . . . ... .. '• . I" • ' ... ~ •'-' ;,: . .... ' �I •• ,... • "'·- F~TO BENEFIT FRO!f FEDERAL PLAN 11,- Neul,. U,OOO PUI lo c-tJ for Reduced AcreW . . . _ ·t o c- From Tobac:co, C.. .... Ho• Cropo Important tha.n wheat, In Meip t'Ol.ll'.ty , the ber.etJt paymenl.l to be nu:1ved by farmerA will be greatly Held··in · Shooting 1 ' "·- . I f'o>ftll CENTRAL SCHOOL CHILDREN 'Lllt:KY' AS FURNACE FAILS I here. 1o1r1. Jenny ·~ • 9fldt With I. chiUOh, - • • • Toylor of Thura- IDIIIIIlDI on I'OUie to Wellobors ....... ohe Will IIIIODd tllo· llolldoyo wttb her IOD·I.n-laW an4 da\llhter, .Mr. and Mra. Howard Kon'lloll. teaM 1ot ua out • dar ea.rlJ • lui. rear IIDd we di4D't. bave to have our Ohrtatmu Protram. well thk yeu- the furnace wan broke 1 theria Ebor B.....,. wu o 1111>1!"' of bla 'd.Dele, T. K. Breftr CIUU> CLUB MEETS I and the water ran au over tne nre and we ean't beet. the bu1ldlne: and ~o achool 11 out today 1nlte8d ot tornmTOw. Oee, but. we"re ronnaj number of Pomeroy tor acore were awarded to the I b11b f llowlnl drat 1411 ~~ ROODci 14ra. jan°:;!~;~ I third., Mn. Charles Orueser. 1 II ttes. A new rumaee will be tnatalled c!.alng the holiday vacaUon, it was announced. Prepare Xmas Programs ,~ Mr. and Kra. Paul 8m1tb If 11'1 ..... It'l !D The nibuDe Hohtek Ind. tamUJ, Mary Harden wu a reoen\~ of Ma:rtne Smith. Ralph Bradford ..., unable o.ttencl echool tb& put week an PI' count of Wnel&. u • -01. FOHEIGN THA~E AH TO IM~R~V[ nlUWING ~ ~ CT famUy, Monday. claM of the M. ~11 'Ibe Prlend&hlp ~HILAO£LPHIA IS CRIPPL£~ Bl ACT ~f TRUCK ORI~£RS Up Naval Ladder Preeident Ratifies don Silver A.,ree. ment LIMITS PROpUCTION 25,000 Paralyze Buaineaa In Eaatem City By Sta1Jin1 Strike PlCKETS STATIONED Seta To Perauade Street Operaton To Join Movement I Price Of White Metal At 64.Sc Per Ounee .-.----------~ Basketball ! Friday, Dec:. 22, pOMEROY GYM POMEROY H. S. -va.- CHESAPEAKE HI. WarDer Bu.Mr. Bu'by Keeler, Dl<~ Pawell, Be.. Daniell, DftECTIVE HERE Uu Meft1e, .GtnJer &orers. OWJ I U - ,Oeorp llftnL Shoot"' :e-il Sold .Cb....,. a.a.o "- Get Yoi!r "·.' · ·: · . 'CHftiSTMAS GREEnNG CARDS IL -from- - Rearit8 Niwa . 1 JOHN SAUVAGE CONFECTIONERY BUY aG '123 10 Pk1• Carton 1 'o · ,. •eo 11Uver e.urrenderlftl to the IOYenunent one halt of ltl aelplorap and to 2 Gilts! . r. ~ ·Ill· DRESSING . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Qt. ZSc MINCE MEAT, bulk ..... .. ........ tb. 15c DEL MONTE PEAS . . . . . . . . 2 No. 2 can• 2Sc Eight O'clock tol-l ,e 3 Ibs 47C ,.. lit~o. .. PUi.l l.JJ4.~ l'iil•~D ·il''. I :1 '? ·~ I 11 countoi'. •w,fr,ftoul .' ·f2Jtis.~7c i ·· .1~· "UIS . . , , . .. .·,... , .. ·'.~.; .· ...' ... •lbJ~ BU · DATES ...... ~ ..... 1": :· .. .' J. IU: 1 GtJpl;~TE DRpPS .~: .... ·, .. • .. ; . · lbo. ,~ ! , . · /, • ' ' ' .. ' .. . -.. .,. ' . ~ ' rt \. ~.s,..id,. tEirF~t ~· ...• ;: . . • . PJ•. 2llf·'~> ' ' Extra' SeleCt. ... : .' Pt.' 311e ' · ~~~·i'N~~ Styled HEAVYWSIGHT BROADCLOTHS RICH tUSTROUS SATEENS FINE COUNT PERCALES j \• a, ~ ~TJJY F~R,f'Simllfli.jlct: .. ·.: ~: I~ -~ 23.£,.. ~ .r·. P4JAMAS SiUte·Poua!l ...; ~~ tee; PINOCIILit WINNIB8 ORANGES or Quite a crowd on~lookera and players were m attendance Wed- .. PI"'"'" I neadoy evenlnJ at the Olub lloltw.urant t.o watch and partJClpate the pinochle oonteat. •popiQJ'ed t.he club. Twehty playen toot \ . : A)Pl'LE$. Qeli~ ............. .·. 4 lbo. 27c : SW-EET ·f'OI'A!J'OP . . . . . . . . .. . . . . e IW. llllc . CRAN~R!l .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . ll •• li!IC ' ' ~ ,...'It . . .. . . SLEDS . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. $1.25 Up KIDDY CARS ... ...... .... , . .. .. $1.35 COASTER WAGONS . ~ . . . . . . . . 8Sc Up BICYCLES .......... : .. .... ,$25.00 Up CHILD'S AUTO .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. $6.00 TRICYCLES .. .. ........ ..... $1.95 Up ROLLE~ SKATES, ball beariq ..... 98e XMAS TREE LIGH.TS, Mazda . . . . . 39c: WIND-UP ,TRAINS .............. $1.00 CHILO'S WOODEN. 'ROCKERS ..... 9Sc CHil-D'$ WOODEN ROCKERS ... $1.95 -FURNITURE AT OLD PRICR" • · 3·piec:~ Velour Livin1 Roo~ Suite. . $5-t.iis ,, 3-Pt-Mohir L~'!* R-~it~ ...79.8§ ~ , \·'<"!~ !ia••ut "'n~~.~~U1Je.r·,1 • 3·pteee w •lftllt ~~~ Riic!.b 'Sill~· . . lias Foo~ Stoolo .. .. .. .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. 9& Card Tablea . . . . . . . .. ' . . .. . . . . .. . . 79c: Sniokero .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 79c: Up Genuine Hoocler Kitchen ~binets $18o85 SEE US AND SAVE ON YOUR XMAS Sweet! Juic)-1 s;.. 200 and 21e part and the follow:IDI were ad,Judpd w1a.... nen: Bernice Pant, •'lVI· &itaintd. a. acort1 of 8,102 and Erneai Lallholder of the loweet ICOlC, . . .. DOLLARS McMaster Hardware & FuraiiD' ,eo. . _ ~d~ . . ·, :. :,.. Ill' .,., oovt:r au usual eharaes and ex· ' Rajah Salaol } Dollar Tax Set On Liquors hereafter the UP,Ited States or possesalona, IUbJtct to depoaltora Of\ tiUCh sllVer tall paid uue WEA THER-P !i r t l l cloudy, slightly colder jD northwest tonight. Satl!J'day partly cloudy. · llnfl Jim 'l'Oibott coiled on Lor.:· T.utaN TO IAIL Orlmlll. ThurodaJ. C1w1e0 Boboek of Roland"' Qtla Leaper, no ar- opent 'l'ueodAy night with Ralph ,..led W - y Dllhl ond p-.! Bmllb. the OOUl\ly Jall by OOIIDIJ auth)Ira. l'lllo Buoh vlalted her Jlle<>oJ, orltlea. Accord1nl to the. poUce re- u:n. AI1ce HID and famtly , reeord be wu booked for intoxication eently. and faoed a pnllminacy lu!artna Mrs Clara Rboadl nturned lr.. a lOcal magl8trate'll court on home · Sunday nilht from Mew that charge. Brtahton, Pa., where Bhe Yialtetl her chUdren. She wu accomp;ui· ted home by her BOn, Ralpb. 1 Helen Sellers wu a recent EAS'i SPILLEit guest of trlendl at Raclne. Mr. and Mrs. Oney Oatnor, Cor~ Mrs. Eber Brewer zpent the neliua oonaer, ora DaUer and week end with her unde, T. J\.1, Charley and Mad1aOD Powell apeut Brewer and famUy. Saturday evenin& with !tr. 11md Mrs. Hattie Powell and Mra. ~ Mm. Homer Lovett and. chUdNn. Lettie SaJI'e apent the week end llrl. Martha Rooe ol Bald Knobs with the rormen dal\lhter, MT'I. Q)eflt. Monday with her aliter, Mr Marte Lawrence a.nd family. and Mrs. Oliver DaUer and tamllJ. Joe Cozart of Stlvenvme, called -bn hla 11011,. Hobart oamrt and l"' 11en&Uon OPe mlsht have heatd l1lid he llltened to the Central school chUdren Thunday at U :00 when tbey were dlsm''Md. by a. Clyde Wolfe, pr1nclpal shortly af.. ter the failure or the furnace lett the bulldlnl without heatlne faeW- at Phone 286-I. BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R •••nlnl .,. • ~::."-~thw:; m~~ N:':; lad.lel, au .-.... • 11r>!Emben of a cazd eJub. PriRI bft.ve the PJ'OilUl thla afternoon Instead of tomorrow t.bovJh, r.o f we're oot aa lucky aa we mJahC have been.'' I That. wu JllBt the averaa:e con- EDITORIAL OFFICE wile, Vm"'-J nlabt. A b&nquet and eard party were •nJol'ed Wedn-r 8mltb. fte Will be IIIII. II with Morrla 011d RGbori BaldoD of 11~· JaDd.ua. Jlr. ADd :1111. OrYey QoiMr Tueodl.y With btl brother, 111'. Ind. lin. ftte' 8mi~ tnd f&DiilJ. non - 11-oo.l' diJ)h~ .. ~ DllhHdll1 VexJne t.Dd Ralph ou.1 wu a rialto!' m IOWn "Yo--bo JllnmJ, we lot. out ot sehoo1 • day early acam thJa year You remember Jut r-.r tbe Thunc!oy t nlaU'ftll , . . .P~ , penses. The dollars coined ti'OI,Il l1aU auch newly mined sll11er wJll be retumed to the depoeitor. The ttalf .surrendered &o the KOYem • P»nt will be retained 1h the treaa.. lilY." afternoon bef<tre Magt.~ • quesUoning II\ appearance in th<: bu.J.a. of IlO.I.reo Improving lorelan trade O'..ndltlona tbe president'! action. is (esll!>ed to boost commodity prlcea at home and to live much needed 1mJ1011u ·to mlnl1\J OCIIY!IIeo In tb18 country. Sil'Vel', tt waa J)olnted out, 1&: a by-product In miMI'I which J:,roduce t.e their ohtef J)l'Oduet, IJnc, copper and lead. With aliter now oUhinl a meana for profit. It wu obterved, many of the otber metal lmluotrteo WIU bertn produo, fOdlitlbued ot• ..... Three) . €ortJoration Sued For Stealing Love Huot.uad OHIO .FARMERS TO . BENEFIT BY LAW - ootumbuo, o .. Doc. -.um- Pallile b; the state lelblat.IU'I last niJht ot the atate warehouse blU to.. daY ·w.a holle« by Bep. M. J . Rollch iQ'ioon~l.ltbech . benellt ol arri- ...d Meano Committee Place H'.,.v,. Levy on Whlokey ~- and 32- INS to dlvlde means states. ·' ACTOR INJURED IN FALL By Christ•.. ·· Assured Senate Approved GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO SIGN AT � 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 21, 1933 brightman brooks carmen dickens pearsons phillips rasmussen staats wright