http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/093a0d21f5ab7571c90b0c7fb21036f8.pdf 879ea6e3da5ba32d73479b6ad4465d63 PDF Text Text • 1. - rr I ' t ' ' < d~· · . 'ID DAILY IWURS i In Toils After Gun Battle • • Personals Uppe: Tbomaa Fork ttfirst Lacly' ,, Guest of Honor -R. C Weoi - · Th~ .... The followtn, children of Ur and D.\01 with Mr and lln Wyll!.s Mrs J B Elberfeld who apen~ 1 W< ntuntc~ II ,h morning ChrtsttnB!!I at home rttUJ'Iled. Tue&Mn Dab. Stewart and 14ts WllSt.utlo Too works adrn l nlst raLion 1day, Jacob and Earl ol LoRan, ~ ~telVut wer.e eallinl OJ• to two county oft1ce.s ~~- ......... Clothito Mr a.nd M'r8 !:men;on Siddall ~· :YJJ'i.le and Gan1et PUll( stenogro.phcn~ wer e e mployP.d J.,yd.la Elberfeld) of Martett.P_and a~y~ 1 ~ auditor'& ofllce nnrt th e nro-Martin or Chll~e 'J'homaa 11r1. A c Unkenhoter and • .._ --~.. baiOe ,ludKO'' office Of the court s ddall, small son or llr and Mn. pandloa.,\ W&)llle were calllq (i.U .. Wbe_n nt ~J' baelr:ed into trhe a.udllm s offlc, the • Siddall remained for a ,onr,er YiUt 14ra. 11an7 snyder. Th\U'Iday , a heater !i"i!t1i mol1lihl: rtenographen~ Wl!ro e nwlo~tU in with hl.s a:ranapanmt.l Mlss Will Elma Diehl 1a apendina hat , Nolai::L Oa.raao. about lG years or compllaUon or the Dc~cmbel LUxe!, Katharine Elberfeld of Chlllieothe Cbrlstmaa vncatton. with h.er ' par· I ap, ...... eertou&ty ~ tlbOu.t r.ollectlcn of v nlch will bl! oov m alsO remained for a vtait 6 ota. Mr aod Kra A c Llrlkf:n· the kll aDd body within a few 'lilY'' >\ftf>r the I "" ¥> 4 hobr and her aoq, WQM. ft.e!ho'V.t Urimodtp.telt to th•• Qf• t'Ompllntlon Of thf! tll Xe'> in the UU• 1 Mlsse8 Katharine Barbe.ra lind Mr lmd Mri!J. obartea DJlin Jt flee of Dr. M 8 lla.ritels~ the lad'll •llfh r 1 ofrtr,.e oth1•1 ste !O• u phms 1 Rachael Elberfeld and SObert and son sp(!nt Wednesday 'fl:lth bi.Jrn$ were treated, Dr: l)anlelS 1wlll b"' ~tvl'n P.U' J>IOy n cnt In UJP 1 1 Slagel Rleha d Nye Robert. 'tiber· Mr. and M'l'1 Charlel Eblin Bald 'Wed.~ay thq.t unless unfor· otr!e'-' d ur in,., ~he P~'l 100 I 1 feld and the latt.ar't eueif: ' Mill& M:tsa Myrtle Fult was callinl on I seen COmpJieatkms ' l;loveJ.oP. •iht tax collecl lnn In th1 IJI"'butc 1 Marion Erickson of Columbus and PrarlceA BUlea, Thursday • bu.rna wouUI not 'I" Jl$U1t ct'tlc:ally, com1. one st1 nographc1 was 1m-1 Hr and Mn; Allefk Keler of DarM'- \ftuth Doctrldj:e was calllnl l althoU,Ih !ft!i'1l)us tl.Dd n.thtr dang· ployrd on record ,.,(), k ro, whom 1 I len Connecticut retwnecJ 'fue&· on Marre' VlniQI w~neada.y eroua. J.. , 1u•ver1U days cmnloy n•• nt wi ll Li • ' ' 1' "Y after spending 'lhe annual A rt!t1der1ti ot Buef1118, the yonth mad ~ posatbl r> r hrl$tmas d:tnce given by the Mar· Dukt McClain Ia able to be ou1 l& viBtttnr m AtmeTO)' Wlth an un- 1 Employm•nt Qf t' , ~" 1 ,,,, ~," ) ;~tta Country Club Mol'\day even- a·:;~ andi}Mn .Clyde Vales an~ ole, Wayne Gibbon,, on employe~> 1fltenoJrapheu; wa~o u •H lr p:-~<;~;l hlf' ot the Meigs Star Dairy Compnny, thru ciVIl work-. 1tlm fn ~~ ~ und ! 11 • ¥ .. , e~nd!ll8 th~ week end With her 1 856 Enst 'Main Street. thetr f:alnrle~ wd! 1> lJ , 1 1 1 1 1 ttw ! Charles Sayre wn.s t.nk.en t.o the rnoLbell, Mra; Jim &atty 11.nd rela-, OOlng w'ILh his .uncle on a I 'leal CWA dlt...-.ctm :; or rt,, tf> ' 1h" 1 1 V c L~ranlj hOipital In Chillicothe tlvee 1 rnllk delivery route, thP. lad ,;r.oppetl ~ ala 1te 11 or tll,(ll , lb n l 'iO 1 ' ,, 111 Tuesde.y where he wllJ undergo Harry Cannan :md Howard at a local restaurant whrre ~ ae- nt:w cml)loyud 011 CWA p1oj et !'l treut..m.ent Vinln1 ~re calling on Dane !.'b· f cldeilt occurred He s~ge c! Unlll a.noLht r r1uot11 ir. aiJflLt d , ,. • • lin, SWldey i ~kward It wna reported, tquch· Mel'tfl count:.-- c I Vii NOI k1 ad 11 11"'11!1 1 Mrs Ben Ewing and da.ughter 1 ISert Mowery aQd friend ana 1 lnl the entire lower hnll of hb tro.t.o, Hem·v c•mrnd.~ i c 111 n e 1 Mary and son, Henry, left tor Ptm· Oland MeNet.r went to Mlchlpn bodf t.o th~ benLc1 no more or the county., JO Jl "' • .o tlac Mlch TUesday where they Ba.tur~y to .ti).lend • :t:ew day8 1 A portion of his clothing war; 1m- \VOrk I I will visit with the former's daua:h· Mr and M'111 Dave 't1lol1188 and thediately burnod from h1s~ bed ~~ ter M1s La.wrence Reuter and J,izzle La.rce were calling on Dave 1 alll! lhe flesh ""'lou.oly ..,r-a family Eblin Sunday ' PoUOWing <realrnf nl Of U.e """' 0 I • .. .. I!Cisa Jl~tlict Moore or H~ scll !lJ1he local phys1elan·a om~ th... 1 Mr nnd Mn Dean Davis ot Gal- Run, spent Sunday with vr. and '~"~ ... ,_ removed to _ lhe llllcle .:_ ___ _home __ of "'' 1Jlpoli.s have returned to their Mrs Harry Sthneic;ter and Mr and Mrs Frankfm D Rooaevelt ose« with tbe new17-""" Xr. IJid v-l home after &pending Chrtst.rqas Ml'8 Marvin KcOulre Fardmand Sandford, after the~r brilliant society Weddirur H New TOZ::kJ 11ith t he latter .s parent.s Mr ah<t Mr and Mrs Hn..?TY Peters a:-~d I Mrs. Roouve)t pve a war the bride wbo is the former irn. '!RUDY" ENJOYS I Mrs Val Reuter and famlly daughter, Wanll.a or Columblfs ton Rhode!!., of New aad Loa _ • ,. I# spent Christmas daJ with Mr ____ • -"' WEATHER INSIDE what Wnlnerdu~ mrr 1'nrr as couu- Although th1 y are In an unenviable po11ltion these two girla, FraneeA Fred Will R.nd son, Junior;, of amd Mrs. Hiram Loct I n ...tJand and Joe Tt:rner were Sun- I m 115 with DenNs Romine and wife ty r:mploy er!& n\\Okc to find Llwrn- 1tolltn11 lupp~ r ) and Roth Spenrer who were captured at Pan11, Ill, Akron, are spt"nding the ~ek wit 1 Mr~ and Mr3 })en Elberfeld of <..ay dinner goucsts or T A vale I Mr and Mrs John Sheppard spent Apparently Lawrenee (Rudy) selves ln th e ~rm of ~ro w~nthn w th Ed\\atcJ Shouse deft) ex convict who is saiJ to b<! a member of M Wills father If D Will ami Colwnbus, spent ;the weelr: end wHo 1find family Christmas vlith. Mr and MT!l Tom GllJpcre, of HarrtaonvWe, thinks he and many lll1.Lb. 1 t r. lnwm-se l hP. the Ddltngcr gang see m to tal{e rhf' s1tuat10n phlfn!'lophu~ally if not l"on1 Frank ~rs Lafe W'1lllamsoo and family 1 Dale Caster who Is making his Woodyard at Amesville, 0 ls i\ther lucky •• he &lt.s In the ~~~~~lghw:l}ti lo reach thell f'm~ ga ily A 1 , 0 1tc~1~a~~as fata llv wo~.nded In blttle ure~~~~ tbdr a~cst_ ¥ ') M , All'. a~ Mrs. Llnzte Lock and home with his a~. Mrs John _ ---WIU'Dlth ot tbe tntet1or of the Some few werr rlclayed wh~n MANY DONATE TO 1 Misses Jennie Motrat and Helen bon 'liperi.t Chrl.ltmas • dAy with Mr Sneppard spent Christmu with hls lfelp oounty jail and look& out up•• bll 1 11 d t 0 t tl h eph erd or Xenia returned Tuea- and Mrs Hiram Lock • mother Mrs R S Turner ~~ C'Il the •now and ice covered earth th I 1 au ..... mo es li 1 :'<treme e unc r.oon GIVE CHILDREN I1Sday ifter spendlnll Chrl.stmas With. Ml8ii -.... l Ketton ........ Wayne Tllrner and Melva Radt -· ft8e aI refiult or thP ly ld "~·t SlUlday of the outside wt>nther while othH" r{!uched thrlr r HAPPY CHRISTMAS Mrs R W Vaughan and daugh .. with ltay Harper and po~ts cure were at Robert Turner's Sun· Gilmore came to the Window or 1 1 lrl I 0r I Ul:e. Jail Wednesday, m~tled as o ~~a-~e~;uy~te "· bl ter Miss Anna va.urhan Kr A ... . :~ Mn Jim Ervin ot Jrart8.. day '""'cntl!le mntv·~ ¥ 4 mouth~~~t Sunday and Chrl.!!l~- Mr and Mra Walter Holliday, I 1 Ti-lbuhe new!!l reporter shlvered. In List or Chrl.stma!l donations made MIM Elma. Smith at ehester, IIi I rnu day with Mr and Mrs na·• Autn Ver1gan and Walter Swett I the chilly biting, wintry a.S, P.nd Perl> Rlggr. cleputv rlerk {/ r')Utl Business p10spects IJoth local to the kldu1es of the Meigs County cpendlnll a ft:w daya with MjSF IKetton and family I wete 8Uilday g,Je~ts of Frank Vale when I l '! rnd national are dcctd ~ dly on the d H AmeriCWl Legion uked:, sarcastically, "Pretty oold WQ!. drlfl VCd two hott c~r 1.1.as 1 uu Into a 6~toot '!now Chi! ren1:1 orne d ,Ethel Smith of Butternut o.venue )lr and Mr& Andy Lowery were l} nd famUy ~».~ tl)ere isn't lt?" olosed. the win· HOTEL MARTIN mend, In lh1 opinion l)l A R IFeero.cy·Bennett PostJ can Y • 11 • ed.IIJne on Mr and Mrs Charlh I Lcnnle WO< lever who Is 111 with ~ and smiled "eot\f;entedly as he •,.o.n k 11 11le h •gh wn.y 1endl ng r10111 Knight of the Pomeroy Chevrolet Mrs Marpret Lnllance, books . Mrs Miss Jennie Osborn who suffer- Ebiln Saturday nnewnonla Ja still 'n serious eondiP.njoyed tbe eomrorl. of the jaU h iH hGmP to D:u wi n en II~ Wcdn e:; co local Chevrolet deRlct!l who Wild u 2 boxes of toys 1 ' It h 11 lh On Thursday, Dec. 28 da,~: Riggs h(' wllltcd wa!l rm c~r.l Geo eunu 1 A Chrbtmaa. proaram was given t10n Dr M c e of A ~mny is the 1 M • ed a slight stroke recently Is 1.. e.. en tho a llttle connntne to dig his car ou olhfetlompnhm hat; j ust returned from Detroit Mrs H E Felger 40 handkerchiefs ported seriously 111 at het .nome In Sunday nignt at the church A I attendll'\8 physician 1 1 Tim~: 8 to ~~ P. • Ollmcre wa& aent.enCI'fd to the e he nr> d other deo.lers from ond beads Mis.os Adlpha ~.ummMe!,· the Hartley apartments on Butter-~ number ot people were In atte 1dSeVEia1 hom here llttend,.tl ~he 1 Admt'a•t"on tiayUm W«khoWift several weeks t.o diP hls c1u nut of lh~ ~""w· ,j 'f' >dlf'l this scc~1on p1r.-vtewed the new dlle magazine an pape. •a · ~~ 'Master nut a.venue anot. , ( Ci.r1slmas program at Columbia llfl:O when he pleaded BUIIt.y to a l"ross the nlchwa)' as the th er- lfl:l4 Chev1olet "oon to be an noun Thomus Youna: ' bo" wYS ..._ ... ..... ... .... SOc Each R d ... Mac~ Bryant .!!pent Sunday wltn Chapel charae or petty larceny but the lhometer hovcr~ u a round th e ~· 10 Thl!i pmcedm c required n)J - c,.~r Knight spe nt an P.nllrt> day Tt>ddy Reed t~·lheodorc ~d I Mr and Mrs L F ScMeonieb Mr and Mrs Millard Zerkle !Sentence was later reMitted and he m11rk 1 W F Caster e.nd family were 0 r.aee nt lht> General Motors Provh•; boo~s, ~uni~ 1 n z ~~mt~ya :nd have returned !rom Portamouth,l Mn Lizzie Larce of Coh 1mbt:'-! 1 Christmas shoppers in Wellston Under A.usplnes of ls !lel'VInr his time tn Ute county proximately two hours A low plum In the rm;u lwnv 11 Orc!lnd The•e W E HolicJ genet h .~o 5 rs e e~de 0 th stalk where they spent Chr!l;tmp.s with s~nt the week end Wlth Mr and 1Saturday I Guilif or the lplst~opal je:U not a blt sorry now as hl!'l sees former's brother Edw•11 Mrs Dake Thomas Mrs E A Oeorr~e spent Chrt11t- 1 othen •t.eppll'\f llveJ:y ln the cold war:; r:;aid re11u1ted ln snov dJiftrnv 111 scles maml!je .. of Chevrolet lcushel Ol!ll"gesS 8 1 u turltey the from a nen r Uv hillside nnd 1 ov~11n..- pe<ented the new line of cars out ilanana \ E l!!a.be e=~~· DorothY Schoenleb and wife Mn John D&v18 spent Sunda.y mas with ht'r daugh ter Mrs A R I Chal'tlh near zero weather No otiHr c l H• .JnP.d IJians noel pollcle for the Mnrgare book~; Ph.lllp H Meter 20 ¥ II- • with Mr and Mrs James Hazel Curry thE highway :s l?tewnrt a. Fauber I Miss Elea.not Smith of Roches- ton and famUy 1 Mrs Lenon~ Sleeth spent Christ- 1 ~~ Frank Schaefer of Cloumbus who r:-n.o>sed hefol c Figgs approachl'd nnd 1 Mr and Mrs Hiram BoUn ot · - - - -- - tr.!nt Ohrl!!ltmu with relatives and It was hnpos~ibl~> to t"ll th e dcp~h c min~ yenr ard t gll.(t \e~y0 d~al~ I o~n~ peanuts1s M~a~~d Torr- tEr N Y who is spendlnr the hoi· friends In Pomeroy has returned unW the em hRd been hair s ubmer~ ~~~~~~t :ancl~~~~de~nbtit ~fso ~ Yput 7:~r.!o :oy~ec~~~ books, MI S 0 W ldays with relatives here, spent 1Columb~. spent Sunday even~ 1, .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , home. gcd In th~ bnnk of ~no'>J. II th wug h Its paces on th e ruggecI h.elecr be oks an d toy• • Mrs C E Tuesday with Miss Luctlle Smith with Mr and Mrs Charles Eblin hils rough roads and 4'1.! miles Peoples, munge.s Theo Ebersba.cb, of Chester • ¥ • .Mr Rnd Mrs. Lawrencn Bell, Mr . . . . , ~~ . . . . ., tracl~ which the P1 ovlnrr cr:~ndY ~ al\d Mrlj Lowell Winnd and Mr.s. Jim Adama Jr and tam~ lJi' COMMISSION TO urou 1•o pwvldt>!l Uy spen~ the week end wtth. Mr 1 ~ If' 1~ett to y:J IUld Jigsaw puzzles, Rich~ Mr and Mls P 8 Stanbery o. DRAW ~URY cars like tho.se new Chev- !!• d Can ay toys MtM Carrie ~r o.nd M l "'tlie~y ~tR~btfY 8 ~r and Mr$ J 0 Adams. They WJll / • retum home Tuesda.y sf' II I'm cntht!Siasttc StanSbury cindy, MISS Lena Hlttt.s "'inclnnat • re urn ue ay 11u Meigs countv jurv rommls~ nbo u~ business p1ospect.s for next bushel e~pnges, Mr and Ml'l:l J H ter spr. ndlng the Chrtetma.s weel; Thomas Scott and OflraldJne t • lon consls.tJng Clf H n SmHh of y..,ar ' said Mr Knlgl1t 'I went up Eastman Jr candy aM hn.ndker- end with Mu Marg~~oret Stanbery Ablt'8 of Syracuse spent SUnday !md c F. Kcllet of rup- tne re expeclirog a lot for or course chiefs, M E Burtday school (Bun .. and son Hart • with }14:r and Mr1:1 Orville P'">gue ' ll<"ls will mN~ L mmc Ume IGc,onetal Motor"! knee-action front t~hine class) and K1w!lni8 Club or 1 I and famll:r • • the reiJUlar monthly condave of Ohio Friday, 29 lhls week to d1 Rw n grn.nd und ,... '\'iheels had t~.lready bee., a.n noune- Middleport, toys, Miss Emma Seltz, Mr and Mrs Phil H Meier have Mr and Mnl John Larce and Valley Commandery No. 24 K. T. is to be tit 1mY to setve in L11e r amon 1eel with the promlsc tho.t they handkerchiefs Cla1a Gillian, Jlg- .-etu1n£d Irom Columbw;, where ramlly spent the week end with J POMUOY GYM plrns f'OUII durlnp: ih r l 'll11''" I would rnolutloulle the cxnerlenr.~ ~f\W puv.~les Olrl Rr.onts of Pome- they spent Christmu With their D Ado.rns The former returned to 1 held at the Asylum in Pomeroy toni1ht at L1nn, Ho1lcl"\ :arown cerk ofcoUJts Jf rldlng w.nd dtiving my, toys Mrs Blanche Ooodwtn, !>On Ph1l M(let , Jr and family Columbus, sunday and 1U.s wile Purple 7:30. Important bueineaa be unnouncfld W1dncsdav '1 IC'uud thlfi litera lly true They C!Jme board, Mr!:l A N Schaefer, • • ¥ and clllldren remained tor a VISit I '""'":; ~''''''l'' ~,j~~i ''~'li:;~.~l'.l)j:;~wil l jl.q)hnbh ~,1' hAd us to give her the works to cakea Mrs Ornbt•t toys YOUf\'1 Edward Graber was a buatnoJs.., acted. 1 Every Knight is otroniJIY ur1ed to ... 1 ~-, r· 11ff~):. ~M H't"''t nut U1e "'Ca1 aL 511 and 60 over Peoples Society of the OJ~~oce Epis- Jialt.or In Athens, TueSday b• preaent. vl'al Mt~r:I~Lll\t('fl ~m•'rl'~ t-.1mp.'! nnct rut~ w~ d ordtnatllV' copa\ Ohmch ot Pt:jmeroy, ping ¥ -¥ " ~~.~~r~~~~ft! now CCIUlPihng Lronscri!JL<~ nf tlkE' In secoud gcnr--or better yet pClng bM1d 1 W E Ollmore of OalllpqUs who A lo.rae crowd attended the 1 By Order Em. Comm. :1n~ ( l'imil,ul • ase~ on Uv•h <lur'<r-1'1 avoid altoget,her The nbsef!ce or Knls:hL Templ.nrs of Pom~roy ac· $pent Ohristmas with hts daughter, Christmas tree here Monday night l Att. L. J. Heiner, Recorder. which m r to be 1;,;. th" jt tis jarfi or ~ !!hocks 18 simply be ~ c'lm,pamed bJ the Oerman Band Mt'S J W Mleamore, retutned Mra Harold Miller of Langsville lUlV nltllough it. \\lll •nnd description It must~ ex crme out Cht!lstmRs n.f~erh90n and 'J'uesday nnd Ha1el Turner received the two cases will conm to a t ~ 1 erlcncf'd Lo ~ bel evcd Yet 'knee- Pnlertal ned the kiddles tor &ll hour • ¥ • t-ed spreads. or Lhe body hi l. h1 J muuy , ctlon 11 tmty one of o do:;on ma\nt 3nd presented each kiddie with a t Mr 0.1'(1 Mrs George Hudl.lon a.nd Robert Turner and t..wo children term fflntmer embodied tn the new Chov flr.e present r family are 3pending the week with Leland and Marcena tJpent Ch.r\l!lt.10 :et. The Pflt lt Jm~ Lo be <ll" \ ' lf anyont' who ctonnted to the 16111 Hud110n's slllter1:1 and brothers mas with hle parents. Mr a.J\(1 Mta weflk will comPile ntlcr t it Every deale1 l talked to Ls nnxl- utovo cau~ has been omitted In Urs Katherine Oernbach, Mra 'l M Turner and famt)$. : 0 •sly nwaltlrop; the public an - thl!>i list a em ~ctlot' will be mad~ frances Hawkins and Oeorp, Ohaa jury s wot k l!i oomplctcrl Th.elmore StiUUibuJ'y who laM I ro\ln<"f.:m en t or the new cars Every tv Mr Enstmnn if he ls 1 nottfled 11.nd Herman Neimeyer been sutrertug trom setaUo rhl!twrta• GUN STl!ALJNG ( III\ICOI n r Dr! feel~ as certain as T do tha.t Thank~ Lo all donators wishing ~ • • • ttsm for several weeka Is not much 1 the:Y II put a reRl active stlmulu11 ~olt all a HAPPY and PROSPER· Mlsa Dorothy Mees of Col~bWI Improved behind loco.! business-and when ops N~W YF;AR ( i ho ape~J>t Christmas wtt.tt rel.ti.ttves Carl ()pin, and children ap~a.t 1 ~olio~'"· 1 mat 801 t of !lung takes plar!e all here has teturned to her employ.. ntarlstmaa in. Hu)ltlneton with J 1 ever lhe courtry good tlmeo will MU~T HAVE PERMITS (~ent " " ,. E Outer and family. Anno 1!111&· - w-. I ' ~:~~'!-:;;~~~~::'"~~'; I v.l..-.. I 'W.,...,...,.,. ' EDITORIAL OFFICE l'hone 28(1..L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R .. at • ' uue FULL LEASED WIRE OF INT ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. U U'a - 1933 11'8 111 Tbe TIII>IIDO Har1nful Legal Liquor May Give Illicit Dealer Chance He W.. I I ,r , CALLED I I inr lmmediat., Stabillu· tio>• of Dollar I I co~~~~~:~~ ~~~;e \~:s ~:.~~:cd u~~~: ! I op tlmII tl...,. el York I I -- 0 Q tl00k -- / • Echo Of Farm Strike Heard A. Campaip It Opened IN WASHINGTON News Flashes By Jntematlonal New~ Berv1.e New York, Dee .::a- JNS-AJrred Fear Of Drinker• May Force Them To Bootleue.. Since Announcement Relative Dru1 Store Stodu, Made E SmHh, who lonh t.n li" I 1 fine pJlyslcal condition wil l old Batw-day bl: 00 USE OF INJUNCTION URGED y{"iU'S "--Hamil .. - - .. Danee t 1 I ° ~ HAPHAZAR~ Reoolution Puoetl Demand· f C Jd Weath er H"t s Melgs . Countians . WEA THER--C I o u d tonight. Not quite cold in extreme west Jl<t· lion. I " I I hndl I I" , • Dec. I !,;;;;;;,·,;;;;: b T Iar T IN1JO e•'N f I will I DYESVJLLE fr""· heart attaet day hunt at the anny post The striclr:en as he- sa.t In Is Given One UailiUill ea.. ol Settlecl b:r Jari1l After Conoultia1 Metlical Esperta the'::'!~-~- JIEI,D FOR DELINQUENCY 8 E Williams of Middleport ac~ to tlu M"IK!:I couotv Jatl was held if'. tht custody of the Shf'l Iff here TUr!ldny. nrternoon pen1ing an lnve.stl~at1on or countv 'j;,";::~?:~ R.\tthOIIUes Williams was rev~ Jcru.'€'<1 Tuesdnv evening but 1t wa,o; no I l"a.morl whetht-1 ot not formn1 ~~: 1 ;~>ac~"' wetc blOught ns a. result or lnvcstlgntlon He was held for the juvenile court h::wevrr It Un.9 lenrnect on n.llegat•Jn, or d"lil1· I newspapers Druggi&ta wlll be held rl!t'l· pon&ib!e ror the age and tn .. gredlcnt.s or all liquors, aucll as eertain out-ot-ltate brands which do not have such irlormaUon spevlfied on the labels ''MY LlPS BETRA'tr'; u ....... j l•h• . Brendel, Inn• fro•ttr· ' IShorio: Ruf,.lonN tor Jdeat, ,&lhel Watert 1 . - ----- - -- Held as Spy N- ~:~~ ~1~~~:"=r! 'r:tu-:~!: , 1 Wtdnesday j lumbua atrer spending Chrl.atmaa Llcen.ses are now RV&Iiable tor v: ith relat1vea here thv new year at a.U former ag:enc· 1 • ¥ • lea, the protector or aame said, and I Miss Anna Scott of Portsmouth all wlll be required to PQB.!Ie88 them and Mrs BeJ'Io Hom of New BOlton should they wish~ hunt or trap 1 1eturned to their respective h'omea nrter January 1 This applie!l to rox Tuesday after spendJna Chriltmu 1 c::.a.slng the and samewill as any other form '' Uh their aLiter, Annue. Mlaa~~~~~ll-:bet:h~J;~~~~~~~~=~~ rt tmnttng be strictly en- I Sr.ott or Mulberry rorced according tc the oonaerva. ~ . -~· .. . .z=:::=::::. . tlon n.uthoritlu 1 :·.·. P'avor.s wm be shown to none," .. r.td Warden Joacltlm ' It I& to tbe lnterellt of aU sportsmen of Mel.p cuunty who are 111-terested tn this tmm ot sport ond license& for 1934 should be procure4 1mmedlately ao ~hat all ma.y I!IUpport the atate•a lav " VO(J'I:H INTERCEDES FOR YOUNG BROTHER ... Prices ReCiuced Suite Cleaned and Preued . . . . . . . . . . 75e Plain Jllreaoeil, clQned and pre~ted . . . 75e '(',ji,at., cle•ned ancl preaaed . • ' Coa~. cleaned r/ fu,. Tria)med CQ!lta, cleaned and Prmed . . . . . . . . . ....... 11.00 'OTHER PRtc;:ES IN PROPORtiON . .. Sl.OO DEC. Jan. 6, 1934. ' Tli.,.. pricel to M iD effect until further ' ' Notice-We call for and deliver n•w sehidlollad to die aome week In the "death boX" Dry Cle•ni~gl· City for the murder ~ Trio !I'M Free oa Farm T - T"1' ~ro After Capture For oalr ' temporary period, sell liquor to Ohio d1atrlbuton, retail drug .stores or conaunUn Appointments for Jobs un ~ der the state Uquor cortrol board wlll be mad~ provblonal at present tor a 00-day period After which the job8 will be placed under cJvll Requ~!lts Cor liquor permit appllcatlon blanks will not be accepted until after the. application form s have been prepared and an11ouncement that such requests will be l'f'· celved will bt. carried ln the 0 1 Mr and Mrll J R Hood ot Colu.m bus hn.vc returned home after ht me • It will be n;;;;:ry for p.U those 1ape;ndlna: the week end with "'1&· HILlel Turner and Wilbur Slater \1ho wish to hunt or trap after the hves and friends here 1 r Mller.sport are spendlns a few • • • days wi\h o u Tur~ and tamlly I fl -st of the year to have 193' 11- 1 .. dedared A H JoRcfllm 1 • Mr and Mrs Bernard ARhworth Mr and Mra. v~rnon M.Uls of COU!.'LY state game protector I have ret\U'T>MI to their home ln Co--l·~;;~~;~;;;~~~·~~ TO HU;Nt IN 1934 dlslllf;daY service A Better Radioa 1 00 "'"'"" H•aUy on ~urjng the Bep.n, a ~ or driver, In a WashlnQton Dec 2~INB-Por · dons for Arthur and haae E Col vJn, or Michigan convlded In tht u a Dlatrct court for westE.m Mchlpn on charges or cotlSplracy to \'lohde the fede1al prohlblUon RCt were l':ltgnll'd Lod&y by Prf'sldent Roosevftlt at~k by the state liquor at'partment. the state dlvlalon of foods and dalrieB and the Ohio Phannaceuttcal Aa&oelat.iofl.. e.d.ed Already ~urchues of widely known brands ot liqUor ha.ve been mpde at local drur stores and umJ:IC3 are beine analYa!d cbemfco.lly t-y 1nBpeetors or the division of ~:··.. -·-··: �~ I • - .. ''""~··'''"·-~," ~- -·~ • .. ' .. T Jii 'j • .. ·~-· .,.:"'111~ <I ... II ~ ,M _W_. t J• Qpo - v (: .. -~ •• ' ' • • • •• 1 ---""'----- • • • ••• . . . . • ~· ' - .. .. . .. • .. .. • .. • • • "' WEI.k WEU.. . :' .. - .. ~ .. . .. . 'I • Word for ltl """""''' Jlall ; ;~ .. ·' · · ' '· ,j Tl•ree Mcmtha.. .. ... •• . . . . . . . • •--· ,., .•.... ..• , .... , ••••·... s~xaum.~ ..... .. .... ...... . Where Elobds Marred Yuletide ' .1:s ·-: -:¥~ 181( • .. · ~:;~ !' VIRGIML\ CUCG Phoae S82·L NOTICE The Annual MHUDI ot 'I'h4!l Stock-Holders of The )(elp tJnUed 1 elephone Co., will be beld 1.\ Fomeroy, Sat. Jan. 18th, lot at ' f A M All EXCh:J.ng~ RhOUld be re~ "We disapprove or the monetary pur11u~ by the government Mareh t . It has been a polJcy o1 contractual obllthe .10 s• I UO I ....-<t!lented. l ' . By order o.· the PreA!dent. A.. H. Weber, Sec'y. : ' · ACCORDING to a P11fis llews~a~e~l 'ev.ry time America! ~ takes part .itiJmy kind oJ bu~ineile a/f'ecth)g France, it ! costa that country aomethin11. ·If a prize were bein11 of· 1 fer~d for the best joke of the century, those few wordK w0u1d probably cop the banner for certainly no one ill this· country has evet; h,eard or rememb ered that Fra~e h¥,.ev.er pa\d anything. ~ven her )ust dc~ts. while she has I tbi'<jwn money right and left for things which she wants. ?\t4 We wonder just where France would be today h•U great democratio. president, Woodrow Wilson, ignqredi~he pleas of Fl'atlce and attended to his own · buslne.. ov~·r here in A~~rica, tiack in 1917 when the Fren~h pl~llrl so earnelltlY fot;" us to send men .over u~e~·~" We were sending provisions, thousands of doll.!lro ,,.~~· 1 w~n the SOS cam.e, "Hurry men powet, a mont!> yti~ ·l>e thl't too late." ~ ' \ ·' ' By Edoon R, Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma J:; We repeat, we wonder just what Germ~tn Statt! Frimce woulcl be called now .had that plea gone u~an· s'l'ered and we had not sacrificed loO,OUO of tjte 1\ower of qur youth while Mr. Wilson was busy persuadi~j! the ci\i¢ens of AmoJrica that it was a war for d,wnoc.t;acy .and we.,should give "till it hurts." .t• Well, the American people gave until it Jt~rt, it is stilrhurting and the world sees just how much it has bsilJ. appreciated. It is only to be regretted that Mr. 'vi'f•.on could nQt have been spared by an all.wiee Crea--. to\jtf long enough for him to have seen the resu Its of h1~ HARRY LUTGENS, PUBLISHER OF THE SAN (CALIFORNIA) INDEPENDEIT, SAYS: By Arth ur "8 uaa ur~amzes a boldlug company ! " B aer tak~s everytlttng over. Includthe public . money. literally h er 8 ol - That squeezes everybody out ot Ma~ WliLY ror Ohl DGC Spra.U. t ~ -o. He knows his mathemattca.. the original company and you re-~ We am ple11.3ed to announce that. ! Fl~ures are llke wax In hl8 ltand&. o~a,nize fGr a. hundred mUHon deJ preclated O>uttons. A third com· 8 ratts will COl'tA'ibut.e ten Hu almost a window dresser. top tbts column Old Doe -J.lany zowanows the second company. Don't race Lhe problem~~ of the 1 he result. 1.s a huge block of se· ! 1 · ecovery write on e.~ c r · new, year. wJthout flnt readim~ 014 curlties. Yoo to.ss them on the 1 die~· bonuses while ours are still crymg tor a fa1r chance III! to ~Gake an .honcl!lt living, not to mention any war 0 on~B. ~ Such statements coming from the most unapprec1aYou tiv~·:n.oople in the world serve but to strengthen our belieL · "ent :-~ ;~1\ Ia r~ ~licttidtoiiJd-,b,lJYiped4fth ·~ S ~~~ f • that to 1or Old Doc· •Doc~ save the the ll&me mlll:'nlflcent :~ 1\a~~~·e:,.a. flne 1-lf'!. , . . 1 dlscarl aero~~ market for the public And onoe·/ goulash of six~ .•·,~.!he ~. burned chlld klases tq: _.. J ~. o ,......,ve. :<.. ,,~ •• ·' ,. ••N as . , , de!ary and o'ionomlc probienii 18 tol,4n r:y are CQn-, He Is 'tb.e Q)'pBy fortune teller of melt' butterishiy under the scoreh~ c~t1ic(l until she comes forth and shows a. dift'erent dis- I the mexpltca.ble mone.rch of the •in('.' acetylene or Old Doc's e~ncen· . b h I ,A, bl ' d look t man b·a~d reasoning. Among his man)' po~O.l\ to.w.a'rd the colosaal de t B e now owes lJS, unexp... ~a ~ :::: oll wccessf\il 11.chievementa are the ~r!-.aJl kindS '!Of·•intercourse W t fnr the lnaCrut_-_ 15alvoglha of one rnllllor,. whiftle~ ----· Proving that he 1a able. Bul only tree. from the old bOss cars and ~:_ In t.he last two •yllabiea. 111~ hlBtortc serles ()f weather preBmD!NC.)'OR PUBLICITY clct!qns tor the Arctic Circle. When · ~~ ' • · · . .. f His ftrst article wH1 be "Wba.t I Old Doc prophesied, "Oold, cold ~etlln that a prof.'cssor holdmg the pos1t1on tJ Iclcn't know about tb1rw:s." anri. colder'', the world's hitch~h,k., b tt u·s swuniJ their senaltlve thumbs deari in a lead.ng college m Canada. would have e er This will be a book~length thctliB. 1·~ t~ other dl.rcctlon. ., ,, rfWnULD l Tn~ tnveotor -;;;-to .buy Into .,n "The firat peanut vendor had a small ateam wbiatle on bia otand that piped continuouoly. The second peanut vendor had none. Aae the crowd milled pall they were attracted by the thrill whiatle and bought peanuts. The second peanut vendor got only the tailinp. . · / "All ~e :must buy n-itie.o.• . The more fortunate buy luxu.rHis. .They.buy from thd vendor who whistles the loudest. ' q \..tJJ"ee corporations in order to 11ee1 wha.t's happening to hlm. 1t'e ltll;e [ " operation without ~~tn anesthetlr. tangled up In one of these !!'he boya seemed to eleet ofJiti!JjS; ,· JUST Impure I •et A ·~ORKING MMi {, ·'!\ . ! ~' , ~ purapa~ or 1a"~ t, .Ro~t G. 1 l .. I •. ,· • Webster. Treasurer of Me!f:s Count)\ Ohio, do he~y~ · ~t;ri 1 Dec. lt-INB-- Uta~ Ute mim Ot inJlla levied on eeeh dol1ar bf proPerty U6ted fdr taxati~ within said . " Wilber B. Huston, Beatt~ youth . the tax Je•r e1 ~ • . ia~.. ~~: · .·. · . '; ' ·~,i~1~~,~; who tOur years qo at the a&e ot Ul l"'R B1:4'l'E '·•"~~: SChool Fund tq be retalneA wt~ln the c,Qunt:y: 3.65. waa: selected by a committee u the POR OOtfNTY · -:m~ Gt'Deral County, 4.50. State Roall and. Bridge, Bfoc be)' showlng the moet. pron:tlse Road. aOO Jli'~p. ~· 5f;i~ ,, 3.o6. Road Bonds Sec. t%23 1.00: Tobal Cuunty 8.50 becoming the future Tbomaa Pot Local Ptll'peaQ: Se table bflow. , 1 . ' '. Edison, today 11ald. he .. •~.,;;.,;;;::; ~---·---:---;_·-·-·-~- - - c - _ - - - - -- -down the role or betniJ ··, TAX RATES TbWNsfltP brightest buy." , PUR.IIOSES · -• _ ~ttle, V'&.sh., I must ·be Ol' ...tock certtneate scrambles and uumaged to paper a neat. kitchen. I every three weeks. At~,1 we doo't 1 judomient ihan to. ri\~ke the statement cn~rged to him ,,. . ~_ "1' '1~ • ·" ' I b 1 d b th Hh~ &ef)Ond.- ooUtribution wm be We expect !his flr,anclal wizard know what the holdJniJ company' cen!fy.\Tflstardin~ f~e ,status of men e ow !'n a ove e '·What 1 know 'abOut anythlnc." It:> turn In his nrst article n~xt Iodd. But we do ~ow it WRSD't t.hc ag~ df }4'0iYea'tB. If he has been quoted correctly, he has _ week. At the present, he Js home b... Thla wJU be a -very short treatise. dolniJ a neat Job of eewlng his th said ths,t the succ,!'SS of the wor ld d epen ds on e men un.. pearl~buttoned spats to hiS carpet I That's fillance of the very der 1if}e ,a ge' of, > 46 yeja rs, and that any past that age should Atter tho.t, tlle otd Doc wW be11.r s~ippers. thickest slices. We dou't claJm 1t '· "' d 1 down and ftnl lit will. We don't be r~hsg-.te4 to 't he rewre c ass. claim you wlll underatand en Old l~veryboib Must Haft Been Heanby "M crooked. But they certainly the vacuum cleaner Ol'\ the .. Sti~~ u. ·Btlf.~e~eiJt lEI so lacking in com~on sense as to Doc article. But tt makea a IOOd One thifli we learned trom s<apped Washtnstou Jnqulrles, Ia hOw a pro- landscape. jtll,l'!\lY merit l)oj;ive l;ie~ause of the too evtdent fact that raoor wiper. nulter can run B 8hoestrln8 three' around U1c world and. tie It it takes two thJqi' W,ma,ke success 1~ th!s world and exa Old ooo will elaborate on the times .Five year!!when laterMr. J~~:3:fi~ everythlng Into a lover's k~ at the ftnlsh. nefl•ncc J$ JIO fncoilll!derable part of tt, rhe other ingre· dollar, t~e deftated dollar Ed poU.ahlns up tlis 4lefi~ "nece8ea:ry11& a~ility plus an incl~nntlon to indus~· do!1:u:ou:_aedo:r !':c:: l'ou stan wJth an idea. Then n•arks. Sa)~ , o. turtle ~~·· · •" ,'There are '"'-antt young men makmg fine marks lD ,Y(IU elect oflloers for tbe tdea. Af· ~lth that kind. ol ~ ·A • • t •• .r dl iti l.n that you Print eertlftcatee fl.lr ttl~ world but od' th& other hand thern is har Y a poa on 1..• ~-;·- other seven artlclea will ex~ the Jolly old publlc. Thla 11vea you PJve years later we lwew all. It of ot importance in any country wherein the the nrat three. Iau:\lari. working capital or t.bree milllru1 was one of the pretUe.st consolatlOo .,, bl' k th t · Not tucludltll the atck pdzes we evel· uw balanced on a pertalniua: to governmental or pu 1c wor • a Old ooc Ia a. sePlua 1n parm.the4 1 OOneflls. grave dlg!J!:r's Wovel a man ~~~q~r . charge and in most case• the ag•s Ul! -.-~ 1'1111, ~VIiD as )iia'h and In the caoe of the grand old m~t~! •P' Ger111all:f " ' The promoters cast thetr bread ut:on the waters. But they load lt \1/lth pig iron to make It sink quick. We got r , , ,.,...~t~b1$ili~n"riY~tt, IJ~OTliER, ,... I .'l. RAFAEL "Once upon a time there were two peanut vendors. They aet up their r~anda adjacent to ,e ach other on a buay board-walk in an amuaement park. · Each atoc:kod the same quality of pea· nub, diaplayed the Blue Eeaglo pf the NRA equally promment and had alanda exactly alike. One .Word Led To Another foJt)r. .'~, And then Fr8 nce tells Uli> tbat we cust her \V<fr$t ' about . thot e billions of dollars which we -• ' d h'l h fOJ.C:Cd her to take ·and spcn W 1 ~ s ~ gave. . "i: "rm Just a. workllll mat\,\''m~'.;~~------:---:--;•· "'7-~-~!'IQ'I'Wiii~~~~~~-Qldfelared, grinning, "lucky · \. ~ n 9f l' C • .. '":! a to have a job." ~~;: Huston b worldns for tTial ratearch finn in Eut N J . He I.e llpendtna the at the home or hie parents. Co · ·.. 'wtnter mes to' the Fair FISHING TUG MISSING i ~. ' · • 'l'f?WNm,JP, SCHOOL ' DIS'I'Rtdte. Ub H OORPORATIONS ;- 2 I""' .:[§ ~ .:! go & .~ !;' ~ ~ -. §· S !!. . ' t:..1-:1 o .. ~ !! ;, .,.~_ ~ g: ., ... ·$8. that the eucce"' of the future for the hands of the men under 40 present lies In the power of those pal!lled the half way mark and home stretch ao years are numbered, and who have shown the ami have learned to put to ~biqgs they and all others can learn ·hard a!ld bitte.r school of experience. l!rilllllnt io~ng man is ever an a .. ;~:~:~~£r~~J~:n.atlti~tites llut ~v~n mQre to be desired is tbe ,;; ~lackln~r the youth but ev~r iippvrtant experience of life. ,, Br:t:DSON R.· W~ ,J ·. .' .~ . .0~. . fti.L....c'.!L , ' ,.,_._..,, t:..U..•au_.·· ,'·, " ' .. . · <HENa.v : ~~~tt:~ '.(OOJF.J.m!:Dear ,1,:.'1-,,',,. t ' ... ' . ' ·~· \ '. ~ ~ ·' ,, . .,, 3.00 1 3.00 1 li. d.\M on • before Dec. oot.n., �~ I • - .. ''""~··'''"·-~," ~- -·~ • .. ' .. T Jii 'j • .. ·~-· .,.:"'111~ <I ... II ~ ,M _W_. t J• Qpo - v (: .. -~ •• ' ' • • • •• 1 ---""'----- • • • ••• . . . . • ~· ' - .. .. . .. • .. .. • .. • • • "' WEI.k WEU.. . :' .. - .. ~ .. . .. . 'I • Word for ltl """""''' Jlall ; ;~ .. ·' · · ' '· ,j Tl•ree Mcmtha.. .. ... •• . . . . . . . • •--· ,., .•.... ..• , .... , ••••·... s~xaum.~ ..... .. .... ...... . Where Elobds Marred Yuletide ' .1:s ·-: -:¥~ 181( • .. · ~:;~ !' VIRGIML\ CUCG Phoae S82·L NOTICE The Annual MHUDI ot 'I'h4!l Stock-Holders of The )(elp tJnUed 1 elephone Co., will be beld 1.\ Fomeroy, Sat. Jan. 18th, lot at ' f A M All EXCh:J.ng~ RhOUld be re~ "We disapprove or the monetary pur11u~ by the government Mareh t . It has been a polJcy o1 contractual obllthe .10 s• I UO I ....-<t!lented. l ' . By order o.· the PreA!dent. A.. H. Weber, Sec'y. : ' · ACCORDING to a P11fis llews~a~e~l 'ev.ry time America! ~ takes part .itiJmy kind oJ bu~ineile a/f'ecth)g France, it ! costa that country aomethin11. ·If a prize were bein11 of· 1 fer~d for the best joke of the century, those few wordK w0u1d probably cop the banner for certainly no one ill this· country has evet; h,eard or rememb ered that Fra~e h¥,.ev.er pa\d anything. ~ven her )ust dc~ts. while she has I tbi'<jwn money right and left for things which she wants. ?\t4 We wonder just where France would be today h•U great democratio. president, Woodrow Wilson, ignqredi~he pleas of Fl'atlce and attended to his own · buslne.. ov~·r here in A~~rica, tiack in 1917 when the Fren~h pl~llrl so earnelltlY fot;" us to send men .over u~e~·~" We were sending provisions, thousands of doll.!lro ,,.~~· 1 w~n the SOS cam.e, "Hurry men powet, a mont!> yti~ ·l>e thl't too late." ~ ' \ ·' ' By Edoon R, Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma J:; We repeat, we wonder just what Germ~tn Statt! Frimce woulcl be called now .had that plea gone u~an· s'l'ered and we had not sacrificed loO,OUO of tjte 1\ower of qur youth while Mr. Wilson was busy persuadi~j! the ci\i¢ens of AmoJrica that it was a war for d,wnoc.t;acy .and we.,should give "till it hurts." .t• Well, the American people gave until it Jt~rt, it is stilrhurting and the world sees just how much it has bsilJ. appreciated. It is only to be regretted that Mr. 'vi'f•.on could nQt have been spared by an all.wiee Crea--. to\jtf long enough for him to have seen the resu Its of h1~ HARRY LUTGENS, PUBLISHER OF THE SAN (CALIFORNIA) INDEPENDEIT, SAYS: By Arth ur "8 uaa ur~amzes a boldlug company ! " B aer tak~s everytlttng over. Includthe public . money. literally h er 8 ol - That squeezes everybody out ot Ma~ WliLY ror Ohl DGC Spra.U. t ~ -o. He knows his mathemattca.. the original company and you re-~ We am ple11.3ed to announce that. ! Fl~ures are llke wax In hl8 ltand&. o~a,nize fGr a. hundred mUHon deJ preclated O>uttons. A third com· 8 ratts will COl'tA'ibut.e ten Hu almost a window dresser. top tbts column Old Doe -J.lany zowanows the second company. Don't race Lhe problem~~ of the 1 he result. 1.s a huge block of se· ! 1 · ecovery write on e.~ c r · new, year. wJthout flnt readim~ 014 curlties. Yoo to.ss them on the 1 die~· bonuses while ours are still crymg tor a fa1r chance III! to ~Gake an .honcl!lt living, not to mention any war 0 on~B. ~ Such statements coming from the most unapprec1aYou tiv~·:n.oople in the world serve but to strengthen our belieL · "ent :-~ ;~1\ Ia r~ ~licttidtoiiJd-,b,lJYiped4fth ·~ S ~~~ f • that to 1or Old Doc· •Doc~ save the the ll&me mlll:'nlflcent :~ 1\a~~~·e:,.a. flne 1-lf'!. , . . 1 dlscarl aero~~ market for the public And onoe·/ goulash of six~ .•·,~.!he ~. burned chlld klases tq: _.. J ~. o ,......,ve. :<.. ,,~ •• ·' ,. ••N as . , , de!ary and o'ionomlc probienii 18 tol,4n r:y are CQn-, He Is 'tb.e Q)'pBy fortune teller of melt' butterishiy under the scoreh~ c~t1ic(l until she comes forth and shows a. dift'erent dis- I the mexpltca.ble mone.rch of the •in('.' acetylene or Old Doc's e~ncen· . b h I ,A, bl ' d look t man b·a~d reasoning. Among his man)' po~O.l\ to.w.a'rd the colosaal de t B e now owes lJS, unexp... ~a ~ :::: oll wccessf\il 11.chievementa are the ~r!-.aJl kindS '!Of·•intercourse W t fnr the lnaCrut_-_ 15alvoglha of one rnllllor,. whiftle~ ----· Proving that he 1a able. Bul only tree. from the old bOss cars and ~:_ In t.he last two •yllabiea. 111~ hlBtortc serles ()f weather preBmD!NC.)'OR PUBLICITY clct!qns tor the Arctic Circle. When · ~~ ' • · · . .. f His ftrst article wH1 be "Wba.t I Old Doc prophesied, "Oold, cold ~etlln that a prof.'cssor holdmg the pos1t1on tJ Iclcn't know about tb1rw:s." anri. colder'', the world's hitch~h,k., b tt u·s swuniJ their senaltlve thumbs deari in a lead.ng college m Canada. would have e er This will be a book~length thctliB. 1·~ t~ other dl.rcctlon. ., ,, rfWnULD l Tn~ tnveotor -;;;-to .buy Into .,n "The firat peanut vendor had a small ateam wbiatle on bia otand that piped continuouoly. The second peanut vendor had none. Aae the crowd milled pall they were attracted by the thrill whiatle and bought peanuts. The second peanut vendor got only the tailinp. . · / "All ~e :must buy n-itie.o.• . The more fortunate buy luxu.rHis. .They.buy from thd vendor who whistles the loudest. ' q \..tJJ"ee corporations in order to 11ee1 wha.t's happening to hlm. 1t'e ltll;e [ " operation without ~~tn anesthetlr. tangled up In one of these !!'he boya seemed to eleet ofJiti!JjS; ,· JUST Impure I •et A ·~ORKING MMi {, ·'!\ . ! ~' , ~ purapa~ or 1a"~ t, .Ro~t G. 1 l .. I •. ,· • Webster. Treasurer of Me!f:s Count)\ Ohio, do he~y~ · ~t;ri 1 Dec. lt-INB-- Uta~ Ute mim Ot inJlla levied on eeeh dol1ar bf proPerty U6ted fdr taxati~ within said . " Wilber B. Huston, Beatt~ youth . the tax Je•r e1 ~ • . ia~.. ~~: · .·. · . '; ' ·~,i~1~~,~; who tOur years qo at the a&e ot Ul l"'R B1:4'l'E '·•"~~: SChool Fund tq be retalneA wt~ln the c,Qunt:y: 3.65. waa: selected by a committee u the POR OOtfNTY · -:m~ Gt'Deral County, 4.50. State Roall and. Bridge, Bfoc be)' showlng the moet. pron:tlse Road. aOO Jli'~p. ~· 5f;i~ ,, 3.o6. Road Bonds Sec. t%23 1.00: Tobal Cuunty 8.50 becoming the future Tbomaa Pot Local Ptll'peaQ: Se table bflow. , 1 . ' '. Edison, today 11ald. he .. •~.,;;.,;;;::; ~---·---:---;_·-·-·-~- - - c - _ - - - - -- -down the role or betniJ ··, TAX RATES TbWNsfltP brightest buy." , PUR.IIOSES · -• _ ~ttle, V'&.sh., I must ·be Ol' ...tock certtneate scrambles and uumaged to paper a neat. kitchen. I every three weeks. At~,1 we doo't 1 judomient ihan to. ri\~ke the statement cn~rged to him ,,. . ~_ "1' '1~ • ·" ' I b 1 d b th Hh~ &ef)Ond.- ooUtribution wm be We expect !his flr,anclal wizard know what the holdJniJ company' cen!fy.\Tflstardin~ f~e ,status of men e ow !'n a ove e '·What 1 know 'abOut anythlnc." It:> turn In his nrst article n~xt Iodd. But we do ~ow it WRSD't t.hc ag~ df }4'0iYea'tB. If he has been quoted correctly, he has _ week. At the present, he Js home b... Thla wJU be a -very short treatise. dolniJ a neat Job of eewlng his th said ths,t the succ,!'SS of the wor ld d epen ds on e men un.. pearl~buttoned spats to hiS carpet I That's fillance of the very der 1if}e ,a ge' of, > 46 yeja rs, and that any past that age should Atter tho.t, tlle otd Doc wW be11.r s~ippers. thickest slices. We dou't claJm 1t '· "' d 1 down and ftnl lit will. We don't be r~hsg-.te4 to 't he rewre c ass. claim you wlll underatand en Old l~veryboib Must Haft Been Heanby "M crooked. But they certainly the vacuum cleaner Ol'\ the .. Sti~~ u. ·Btlf.~e~eiJt lEI so lacking in com~on sense as to Doc article. But tt makea a IOOd One thifli we learned trom s<apped Washtnstou Jnqulrles, Ia hOw a pro- landscape. jtll,l'!\lY merit l)oj;ive l;ie~ause of the too evtdent fact that raoor wiper. nulter can run B 8hoestrln8 three' around U1c world and. tie It it takes two thJqi' W,ma,ke success 1~ th!s world and exa Old ooo will elaborate on the times .Five year!!when laterMr. J~~:3:fi~ everythlng Into a lover's k~ at the ftnlsh. nefl•ncc J$ JIO fncoilll!derable part of tt, rhe other ingre· dollar, t~e deftated dollar Ed poU.ahlns up tlis 4lefi~ "nece8ea:ry11& a~ility plus an incl~nntlon to indus~· do!1:u:ou:_aedo:r !':c:: l'ou stan wJth an idea. Then n•arks. Sa)~ , o. turtle ~~·· · •" ,'There are '"'-antt young men makmg fine marks lD ,Y(IU elect oflloers for tbe tdea. Af· ~lth that kind. ol ~ ·A • • t •• .r dl iti l.n that you Print eertlftcatee fl.lr ttl~ world but od' th& other hand thern is har Y a poa on 1..• ~-;·- other seven artlclea will ex~ the Jolly old publlc. Thla 11vea you PJve years later we lwew all. It of ot importance in any country wherein the the nrat three. Iau:\lari. working capital or t.bree milllru1 was one of the pretUe.st consolatlOo .,, bl' k th t · Not tucludltll the atck pdzes we evel· uw balanced on a pertalniua: to governmental or pu 1c wor • a Old ooc Ia a. sePlua 1n parm.the4 1 OOneflls. grave dlg!J!:r's Wovel a man ~~~q~r . charge and in most case• the ag•s Ul! -.-~ 1'1111, ~VIiD as )iia'h and In the caoe of the grand old m~t~! •P' Ger111all:f " ' The promoters cast thetr bread ut:on the waters. But they load lt \1/lth pig iron to make It sink quick. We got r , , ,.,...~t~b1$ili~n"riY~tt, IJ~OTliER, ,... I .'l. RAFAEL "Once upon a time there were two peanut vendors. They aet up their r~anda adjacent to ,e ach other on a buay board-walk in an amuaement park. · Each atoc:kod the same quality of pea· nub, diaplayed the Blue Eeaglo pf the NRA equally promment and had alanda exactly alike. One .Word Led To Another foJt)r. .'~, And then Fr8 nce tells Uli> tbat we cust her \V<fr$t ' about . thot e billions of dollars which we -• ' d h'l h fOJ.C:Cd her to take ·and spcn W 1 ~ s ~ gave. . "i: "rm Just a. workllll mat\,\''m~'.;~~------:---:--;•· "'7-~-~!'IQ'I'Wiii~~~~~~-Qldfelared, grinning, "lucky · \. ~ n 9f l' C • .. '":! a to have a job." ~~;: Huston b worldns for tTial ratearch finn in Eut N J . He I.e llpendtna the at the home or hie parents. Co · ·.. 'wtnter mes to' the Fair FISHING TUG MISSING i ~. ' · • 'l'f?WNm,JP, SCHOOL ' DIS'I'Rtdte. Ub H OORPORATIONS ;- 2 I""' .:[§ ~ .:! go & .~ !;' ~ ~ -. §· S !!. . ' t:..1-:1 o .. ~ !! ;, .,.~_ ~ g: ., ... ·$8. that the eucce"' of the future for the hands of the men under 40 present lies In the power of those pal!lled the half way mark and home stretch ao years are numbered, and who have shown the ami have learned to put to ~biqgs they and all others can learn ·hard a!ld bitte.r school of experience. l!rilllllnt io~ng man is ever an a .. ;~:~:~~£r~~J~:n.atlti~tites llut ~v~n mQre to be desired is tbe ,;; ~lackln~r the youth but ev~r iippvrtant experience of life. ,, Br:t:DSON R.· W~ ,J ·. .' .~ . .0~. . fti.L....c'.!L , ' ,.,_._..,, t:..U..•au_.·· ,'·, " ' .. . · <HENa.v : ~~~tt:~ '.(OOJF.J.m!:Dear ,1,:.'1-,,',,. t ' ... ' . ' ·~· \ '. ~ ~ ·' ,, . .,, 3.00 1 3.00 1 li. d.\M on • before Dec. oot.n., �1 • ,-. . ) . ....." ' ...' n - ·.~ THORSDAY. ,... . ..DJ'.C!!VBJ!:R :liB, 1183 . 1 """'"" .. .H-.~ ,, ., ' j ·• .rt.r ~. *"" " I '' ~ •, I ' ., . - t~s"' ,/ ,. ~~ ~ rJ;\ ., J ' • "'< '· -DA!t'l' Sociefy' s· ·ftt"•o·rite ' •JuotunwrapaiiiOW)'·wblto~ ' -· . 1'be- Bolin fum wt!&l. of Rutlahd, 'll(bkb. was aohi at a S.l\erttrs ~c laat week was bld ln by ~eloner W,Jter Compton 11.!'1 lt • )Dins biz; r,rm w'e&t of town. t. 0onJptol1 Is art.ab)lshiils n. m~el ptultry pbUlt, ba.Vlnf accommoaatfom ror &bout 1600 bens. NOTJCi: _.. Mn. Anna Singers of Ok\ 'l'Qwn and Prant BlliJey via!. ted Mr. auJ. J.lrl. A. H . BaJley, Monday.llr. anct Mrs. Raymond ·Prank of I or ~~-~-~~---~:~u~• a rnal;t u~ent Icii•·.ce Miller '""' performed ln a or ':AP"'r·o"'-=JNT=MEN = =r:-·· AIIM.lniikifor W10t. t&e WtU aDd qua.utled aceordln8 to the Ill should assw·e 1\ gu for the town Adrnintatrators with the Wm AntJ.tlXed of the Eatate of Andrew 011· tf.y late or Melp County, Ohio, cle- Ot>aeed. ~ • Datt;d thl.s 12th day ot Dec. 1933. a. A. ¥cQunoush Judge ol the ·.PI'ot*te Court. Meip COUnty, OtilO. ' .' ~ •: . ~·'. fh . Eo.rl Porre.sL of Colamlta, Oblo. :eou IWunu Fireproof tt.vetal months d.aUihtt'r. Mr1:1 . • ••••• bee!\ aL h.mae I"'""'d BATH '1.5D InNING ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP I I ' ''! . at- David Jenklill Ia employed at· iht> conftlrvation camp at Rocka()rlngl:k Lawrence EbUn, who 19 an a1Btant a.s· At left are two views of the landslid~ and washout which marooned the "Olympian" ~rack train of the Milwaukee Road, for two days in the mountains of western Montana. The train, which carried 120 passengers, narrowly escaped being plunged . t o th e moun t am . 1ak e, but was b.rought to a m a f ew h und re d yards f rom ~top I Ja:rt~beJ:::' a~ ~!:e~ week. · ·· ·' .. '' - Chrle8tie :Wetnell. W8&.;· ... ..J:tualllllliS , t v~lto• at Pl. Pleasant, ' pom Mr. and .· Mra. Robert~ar. 'oWn])bfu Nhere· track was washed out At right, the .. Olympian," as it was halted in time to o.nd fa.nilly ot Cha.rteaton, ~1t , t Th eAe p1c . t ures wer~_, ma d e b y D ail·le , 1 M errtman . week Blakt: end h""' With SthWar:'tz ,.latl..,. ~overt dt.sas er. of Cam b rt'd gc, M asa., ~e Edwa.rd and. Mlke one of the passengers. ' -~~M-A _S_O~N-C-1-T~Y---· ' bualen83 v181tors .~_. Arbuc'kk, ' and~ : :Wart a~~~ J. T. and MrS. Rob$rt..:t.ee•1... and AQ,tl visiting Mr. and Mri1 Ponald Mr. and Mr&. Jed Gra.ham . ~nd Mrs. Harold Welltng · a.t To!'onLo. o. their hornell here. was the guest of ·frlends here over roy. . Vernon Outmlllllt&nl of Evans. Alma. Dudding of Nltro 1s spend· : the week, end. .'.Mr. and Mrs. Dau P. o;~t ,~~:1~: Va,, visited: friends ,het•e Toes· ing Ohiistxnas with her pannta.l41' Mr. a.nd Mrll. Ohtules Mees or Ft.'I B\l8.8ts o~ Mr. and Mrs. P nrtd Mrs. R. L. Dudding. ) PleQSB.nt spent the wetk. end with ru;.d· family Monday. o:-•"IO.;;"'"~~ne. Heaton. de.ua:bter uf Clyde Bumo:ardncr uf Ameagle, M.r. and, Ml'B. Roy SheJ'IIlQil. d Mr.s. 1 ~:ih ::;:ens spent Mon_. a.J)d Paul WQ8li1Dgand Mra. 'ltiomas 1 w·. va., ts spending- lhis week wtth 1 M.t·: and Mrs. Porrest Bacbtle t ".Y · w er; md at Charles• Salem , W.Va., were I hiq brother Kenneth .and his grand [ :lnd daught-er left for St. Marys on. pai;'ents Mr. and Mrll'. James Bum· Sunday where they will · vtrsl\. the .Mr. and Mrs. William MICoy ot here SUP4a.Y. l!lA~dne; ,U\d famUy. Iutter's parenat, Mr and Mrs. Daw· P~ll:ersblOl'g are .a:uests of the latcrt PJtt.sb1ll"IJh, apeut hls mother, Mrs. Conrad Davis or WIUihingtnn, D. EOn. . , ~~~sthparents, Mr. and Mn. Ohrls family. c sp<>nt Christmas at his home Mrs. J . B. Hartenb11"!!: iUIO Mlss l · who hns been se r · Eue Lehew of Pomeroy &l}d ChRrles 1 J4lss Wiln)a Stewart WBJJ a v.hlitor 11 ~·rc. fo:· pant few days, 1s Mr. and ·Mrs. B. F. Boo1·d and L~h ew of Steubem·lle were viB1~s ' r.t. Pt. Pleasant Monday. improved. ramlly were Pt. Pleasant viol tors lu•rc Sunday. Miss Bessie Wright spent the Mae Bletner of Oolwnbu~ . '---·~ - -- --· --·- ------- --·-.. .. of her parents, Mr, \ Htrman Bletner and . I 1 ' Ueat.ed \Trltf! o&~ ~-:tt!e-:r.~or:or:, =~·her :md and Nrs. Leo Bartles C~nclnnatl were week gueslll of Mr. and Mrs. OelJra<> and da.ugbters. IohlldJ'<n of 0 Mana1ement. 1\I.BA COURT IIOTEL New Smttna. FJorlda :m Room·-Jo Bath11, Sleam rw,O,f, . Sr.turda; · --:-----1 Dr. and ,Mrs. Pord Gawthrop I Mlas i:teanor :CarseY' returned ~ C.au~hters. of Hunttngtot;, were · nUlJ'leston Monday after ·l!pen4ini gue5t& of )/!1'. a.nd Mr.s. P. J. Ellen Mees ana Bemtce Far!ey, t he Week end With hflr pal'flnt8, ~r. lng Sund&y and Monday, · h(arahaU College students are Md Mrs. F. R. Catl)e)' and ·tamlly. Mra. Lelvlng and daughter r.penc!lile: the hollday vaeatlon at VIrginia. Meredith or Jl,aven5wood 6fl&lt Buftd.ny with trlends tn Rate. Reduced ROOMS $1.00 $1.25 Ua~or f'lllln~ i'""'·"6ie ' smm)1<"$:nd Rotert ct-3..~. · ~t OhlO f\~at.c, are i.oriJe. , or ' the Ctlrlatmas va.catJQU. Hei'D}an ' E'rloe 1mcl Dn.1e EngliW f'f Porl:.ft~O\Ith we~ \'reek entl vislt.ol'fl with 'relatives 1 ~re. .' Mrs.' ,.Bernard H\glby of Jame&1 HOTEL COLU!',tBUS we~ Ptmeroy Fireqaen's Association's 35th Uti"Jnger. nv: tel~d 3250.000 tested and dlould be a ;::c-c·~c:c as .and Emmett .Gilkey have bten . P'rank ~ Trt;;· nt"W Rlli: won drWed ln la.~t on the .ArmStn:mgfa.rm by I E&fle RJdie called on · relat1vc3 JtqleRidge here, recently. Orr, :rrtd.ay. and dauab'ter· ~:::::::·:..:ftolph ........ New Wiill A GOoa OM Gen'l Code, ~lo508-1. 10509-IJ-71 ~ta&e of ..t.rutreW Ollluy, DMe&llett Notice 15 hereby 1lven tha.t Thcinciuly a.ppotnted := .-;:· .,, "Philadelphia" Braud C*lm : Cbeeee-l£l'Ve It for deawrt .;r..lth .: jam, crackt!t aod coffee! ''Pbiladel· · phia!' made from tweet creaJP. b delicakJy.ft.avored and pure. HIBbly nutritious, it js splendid for childrm. Serve it often I rJr Boohl~' ~d nate• JAMES H. BUTLER Manarer u .- - - ----·----- - .------- Out rTo fwist the Lion's Ta~l l -.. . . . . ,.""". STA/JF"ORD Wll.L OU'rWEIG#-f CQL-UMii!IA CONSICERAI!>L-Y WIW,·6Ul'Tl!RI:OPl I TI-\OIJG.HT YOU LII<ED COOKIE~: - ·':: ~~ ·· :u., · aiJr~Ntlty Y'L.OOK ANAEMIC, KIC>•• •' ,·;0-- ' - , ·· ....... ~.... ,·--. ... I' { . , ··a OOM£A.., I' ~~AY· so~ SrANFOROS .GREA:r" Ftii.L-BACK ·-A TEAl FI.A'r MAN! at the K. of P; Hall, Pomeroy. mayonnaise!" l ;;ay critical hostesses I lit.udlhuu"Aml~t.!ll!!tec ! ll.r•''''sl\llr• a~e "Whip Maln.tl Uri'!W!!h•~ hs an (n.• tJitUY. tww lype--nol: t~MI tart, ·~ut. Utu ' ilaftd, nOt. too oi~y In ll~~o"Df'· 1't1adft of C~~~.oieeet h'8redlen'-• ~xod t-;l niD'W ~MlntbekraftMp-aclC'I Whip. . . ' �1 • ,-. . ) . ....." ' ...' n - ·.~ THORSDAY. ,... . ..DJ'.C!!VBJ!:R :liB, 1183 . 1 """'"" .. .H-.~ ,, ., ' j ·• .rt.r ~. *"" " I '' ~ •, I ' ., . - t~s"' ,/ ,. ~~ ~ rJ;\ ., J ' • "'< '· -DA!t'l' Sociefy' s· ·ftt"•o·rite ' •JuotunwrapaiiiOW)'·wblto~ ' -· . 1'be- Bolin fum wt!&l. of Rutlahd, 'll(bkb. was aohi at a S.l\erttrs ~c laat week was bld ln by ~eloner W,Jter Compton 11.!'1 lt • )Dins biz; r,rm w'e&t of town. t. 0onJptol1 Is art.ab)lshiils n. m~el ptultry pbUlt, ba.Vlnf accommoaatfom ror &bout 1600 bens. NOTJCi: _.. Mn. Anna Singers of Ok\ 'l'Qwn and Prant BlliJey via!. ted Mr. auJ. J.lrl. A. H . BaJley, Monday.llr. anct Mrs. Raymond ·Prank of I or ~~-~-~~---~:~u~• a rnal;t u~ent Icii•·.ce Miller '""' performed ln a or ':AP"'r·o"'-=JNT=MEN = =r:-·· AIIM.lniikifor W10t. t&e WtU aDd qua.utled aceordln8 to the Ill should assw·e 1\ gu for the town Adrnintatrators with the Wm AntJ.tlXed of the Eatate of Andrew 011· tf.y late or Melp County, Ohio, cle- Ot>aeed. ~ • Datt;d thl.s 12th day ot Dec. 1933. a. A. ¥cQunoush Judge ol the ·.PI'ot*te Court. Meip COUnty, OtilO. ' .' ~ •: . ~·'. fh . Eo.rl Porre.sL of Colamlta, Oblo. :eou IWunu Fireproof tt.vetal months d.aUihtt'r. Mr1:1 . • ••••• bee!\ aL h.mae I"'""'d BATH '1.5D InNING ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP I I ' ''! . at- David Jenklill Ia employed at· iht> conftlrvation camp at Rocka()rlngl:k Lawrence EbUn, who 19 an a1Btant a.s· At left are two views of the landslid~ and washout which marooned the "Olympian" ~rack train of the Milwaukee Road, for two days in the mountains of western Montana. The train, which carried 120 passengers, narrowly escaped being plunged . t o th e moun t am . 1ak e, but was b.rought to a m a f ew h und re d yards f rom ~top I Ja:rt~beJ:::' a~ ~!:e~ week. · ·· ·' .. '' - Chrle8tie :Wetnell. W8&.;· ... ..J:tualllllliS , t v~lto• at Pl. Pleasant, ' pom Mr. and .· Mra. Robert~ar. 'oWn])bfu Nhere· track was washed out At right, the .. Olympian," as it was halted in time to o.nd fa.nilly ot Cha.rteaton, ~1t , t Th eAe p1c . t ures wer~_, ma d e b y D ail·le , 1 M errtman . week Blakt: end h""' With SthWar:'tz ,.latl..,. ~overt dt.sas er. of Cam b rt'd gc, M asa., ~e Edwa.rd and. Mlke one of the passengers. ' -~~M-A _S_O~N-C-1-T~Y---· ' bualen83 v181tors .~_. Arbuc'kk, ' and~ : :Wart a~~~ J. T. and MrS. Rob$rt..:t.ee•1... and AQ,tl visiting Mr. and Mri1 Ponald Mr. and Mr&. Jed Gra.ham . ~nd Mrs. Harold Welltng · a.t To!'onLo. o. their hornell here. was the guest of ·frlends here over roy. . Vernon Outmlllllt&nl of Evans. Alma. Dudding of Nltro 1s spend· : the week, end. .'.Mr. and Mrs. Dau P. o;~t ,~~:1~: Va,, visited: friends ,het•e Toes· ing Ohiistxnas with her pannta.l41' Mr. a.nd Mrll. Ohtules Mees or Ft.'I B\l8.8ts o~ Mr. and Mrs. P nrtd Mrs. R. L. Dudding. ) PleQSB.nt spent the wetk. end with ru;.d· family Monday. o:-•"IO.;;"'"~~ne. Heaton. de.ua:bter uf Clyde Bumo:ardncr uf Ameagle, M.r. and, Ml'B. Roy SheJ'IIlQil. d Mr.s. 1 ~:ih ::;:ens spent Mon_. a.J)d Paul WQ8li1Dgand Mra. 'ltiomas 1 w·. va., ts spending- lhis week wtth 1 M.t·: and Mrs. Porrest Bacbtle t ".Y · w er; md at Charles• Salem , W.Va., were I hiq brother Kenneth .and his grand [ :lnd daught-er left for St. Marys on. pai;'ents Mr. and Mrll'. James Bum· Sunday where they will · vtrsl\. the .Mr. and Mrs. William MICoy ot here SUP4a.Y. l!lA~dne; ,U\d famUy. Iutter's parenat, Mr and Mrs. Daw· P~ll:ersblOl'g are .a:uests of the latcrt PJtt.sb1ll"IJh, apeut hls mother, Mrs. Conrad Davis or WIUihingtnn, D. EOn. . , ~~~sthparents, Mr. and Mn. Ohrls family. c sp<>nt Christmas at his home Mrs. J . B. Hartenb11"!!: iUIO Mlss l · who hns been se r · Eue Lehew of Pomeroy &l}d ChRrles 1 J4lss Wiln)a Stewart WBJJ a v.hlitor 11 ~·rc. fo:· pant few days, 1s Mr. and ·Mrs. B. F. Boo1·d and L~h ew of Steubem·lle were viB1~s ' r.t. Pt. Pleasant Monday. improved. ramlly were Pt. Pleasant viol tors lu•rc Sunday. Miss Bessie Wright spent the Mae Bletner of Oolwnbu~ . '---·~ - -- --· --·- ------- --·-.. .. of her parents, Mr, \ Htrman Bletner and . I 1 ' Ueat.ed \Trltf! o&~ ~-:tt!e-:r.~or:or:, =~·her :md and Nrs. Leo Bartles C~nclnnatl were week gueslll of Mr. and Mrs. OelJra<> and da.ugbters. IohlldJ'<n of 0 Mana1ement. 1\I.BA COURT IIOTEL New Smttna. FJorlda :m Room·-Jo Bath11, Sleam rw,O,f, . Sr.turda; · --:-----1 Dr. and ,Mrs. Pord Gawthrop I Mlas i:teanor :CarseY' returned ~ C.au~hters. of Hunttngtot;, were · nUlJ'leston Monday after ·l!pen4ini gue5t& of )/!1'. a.nd Mr.s. P. J. Ellen Mees ana Bemtce Far!ey, t he Week end With hflr pal'flnt8, ~r. lng Sund&y and Monday, · h(arahaU College students are Md Mrs. F. R. Catl)e)' and ·tamlly. Mra. Lelvlng and daughter r.penc!lile: the hollday vaeatlon at VIrginia. Meredith or Jl,aven5wood 6fl&lt Buftd.ny with trlends tn Rate. Reduced ROOMS $1.00 $1.25 Ua~or f'lllln~ i'""'·"6ie ' smm)1<"$:nd Rotert ct-3..~. · ~t OhlO f\~at.c, are i.oriJe. , or ' the Ctlrlatmas va.catJQU. Hei'D}an ' E'rloe 1mcl Dn.1e EngliW f'f Porl:.ft~O\Ith we~ \'reek entl vislt.ol'fl with 'relatives 1 ~re. .' Mrs.' ,.Bernard H\glby of Jame&1 HOTEL COLU!',tBUS we~ Ptmeroy Fireqaen's Association's 35th Uti"Jnger. nv: tel~d 3250.000 tested and dlould be a ;::c-c·~c:c as .and Emmett .Gilkey have bten . P'rank ~ Trt;;· nt"W Rlli: won drWed ln la.~t on the .ArmStn:mgfa.rm by I E&fle RJdie called on · relat1vc3 JtqleRidge here, recently. Orr, :rrtd.ay. and dauab'ter· ~:::::::·:..:ftolph ........ New Wiill A GOoa OM Gen'l Code, ~lo508-1. 10509-IJ-71 ~ta&e of ..t.rutreW Ollluy, DMe&llett Notice 15 hereby 1lven tha.t Thcinciuly a.ppotnted := .-;:· .,, "Philadelphia" Braud C*lm : Cbeeee-l£l'Ve It for deawrt .;r..lth .: jam, crackt!t aod coffee! ''Pbiladel· · phia!' made from tweet creaJP. b delicakJy.ft.avored and pure. 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