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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE PAGE ELEVEN MILLERSBURG 1 and Holmes County Glenn E. Willi.im Tribune Bureau--Ph. 91 Subscriptions News. Classified and Display Ads--Fair Bldf. across street from north door of courthouse.

TO MEET Mrs. E. K. Rudy will entertain the Aftermath club at her home on East Jackson Monday evening; A program on Negroes will be presented a sfollows: response, "Famous Negroes;" "Their Contribution to America," Mrs. C.

R. Gary; "Folk Lore," Mrs. Florence Walter; "Dialect reading, Mrs. Galen Groves; singing of Negro spirituals by the club and arranged by Maude Johnson. PLACED ON PROBATION Ellsworth Schuman, 45, Millersburg, who was indicted by the grand jury was sentenced Friday afternoon by Common Pleas Judge R.

B. Putnam on a charge of attempting rape on 12 year old girls. Schuman was put on five years probation, snd is to pay costs of the case. He is to report to the clerk of the courts once a month. TO HEAR PROCLAMATION The Fortnightly club will meet Monday night at the home of Mrs.

C. F. Maple, Wcoster rd. The program will include: "Presidents Proclamation," by the secretary; music, Mrs. Thomas Doty; reading, "Out At Old Aunt Mary's," Mrs.

John Lemmon; "WalterDam- rosch," Mrs. G. E. Keller; roll call, Thanksgiving Thots. GRANGE TO MEET Hardy grange will meet next Wednesday night at 8:30 p.

m. in the K. of P. hall. The annual election of officers will be held at this meeting.

FINES DRUNKEN DRIVER Harry Snyder, Millersburg, was arraigned Friday afternoon before Common Pleas Judge R. B. Putnam on a charge of driving while Intoxicated but on lack of evidence the driving charge was dropped and he was fined $100 OVER-SIZE CELLS THE NEW NATIONAL BATTERY Designed to Exceed Standard Specifications Forty-five plates ex. tra) heavy. More plate surface, more power.

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Shvek and costs for Intoxication. $75 of the fine was suspended on condition that he stop drinking for one year. He was given until November 11 to pay the $25 and costs. Snyder wanted to change his pies of not guilty to guilty but the court refused and four witnesses for the state were heard. He was arrested last week by Sheriff H.

R. Weiss. LADIES AID TO MEET The Ladles Aid of the Millersburg M. E. church will meet at the church next Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.

m. The committee In charge will be composed of Mrs. Ann Silver, chairman, Mrs. Herbert Drushell, Mrs. Fred, Berry, Mrs.

Howard Leiner, Mrs. J. D. Close, Mrs. Lena Unkel, Mrs John Miller, Mrs.

W. A. Mathie, Mrs. Jennie Jeffries, Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mrs.

C. E. Murphy. CLUB TO MEET Mrs. C.

H. DeWitt will be hostess to the Sorosis club at her home on East Jackson Monday evening. A tureen supper will be held at 6:00 p. m. A program on 'Household Arts," will be presented as follows Management," Jeanette Blum; "Food and their Preparation," Marguerite Haynes; round table discussion of attractive menus.

CLUB TO MEET The Briar Hill Country club ladies wil Imeet at the home of Mrs. C. R. Cary for a one o'clock luncheon at her home on East Jackson Wednesday. The luncheon will be followed by bridge.

Mrs. Cary wlil be assisted by Mrs. A. M. Nigh and Mrs.

M. B. Mast. TO ENTERTAIN CLUB Miss Elizabeth Palmer will be hostess to the Colloquim dub at her home on North Clay Monday evening. The program will include: response, "Islands;" Geography, Travel talk, Helen Adams; English, Hazel Cary; Current Events, Iva Franks; "Hawaii Likes Music," Verna Armstrong.

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Blanchard, North Monroe are spending the week-end in Detroit.

Mich. the guest of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blanch ard. Miss Ruth Arnold of Columbus is spending- the weekend with her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Shearer and other relatives. Bessie B. Cameron of New York City is visiting hen sister. Mrs.

Eva Smith and family. Miss Margaret Bowen of Can- Two Changes Made in City's Voting Places ic re. IMf With two exceptions, Coshocton's voters will return tomorrow to the same precinct voting; spots which they used at the August primaries. In 3-A, the poll has changed from the home of Callie Mulligan, Chestnut to the Balch on Main st. above Sixth, while in 2-C the voting place has been changed from S.

Lawn school to the John West residence, 849 S. Lawn. Other voting spots, by precincts are: 1-A, Almira Senft, 224 N. Second 1-B, Stewart's Tire shop, 133 Mulberry, 1-C, library; 1-D, Kathleen Hay, 433 Mulberry; 2-A, upper fire station; 2-B, Clarence Bales, 548 S. Lawn; 3-B, Albert Parr, 871 Chestnut; Samuel Shaffer, 1336 Chestnut; 4-A, Mrs.

A. Boyd, 127 Park 4-B, Bancroft school; 4-C, Mrs. Julia Shaw, 1465 Orchard; 4-D, Mrs. Minnie Richardson, 746 Vine; 4-E, Mrs. Bernard Latler, 377 S.

10th; 4-F, C. I. Merrell, 1250 Vine; 4-G, Lucille Simmons, 628 John; Tuscarawas twp. public library, and Tuscarawas township upper fire station. SOUTH ton is a guest of her mother, Mrs.

Lucy Bowen, west of town, over the weekend. Miss Grace Dudley is spending the week-end in Columbus with friends. Mrs. Lyman Fair and sen, B. are spending the weekend in Massillon the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Snyder and Geneva Hoynjan attended the Ohio State-Purdue football game at Columbs Saturday.

MARRIAGE LICENSE Clyde Everett Miller, 28, Co- Passmore, 30, Coshocton route 5, The Rev. J. O. White. COMPLETE ELECTION BROADCAST TUESDAY Starting at 7 p.

m. -At- CLARK'S Service Station A A By The Tribune and Clark's Service Station OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT IS FULL OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. The only real Gift Department in the city. Begin now to look for those Christmas Gifts. Also order your Engraved Christmas Cards NOW priced as low as SO for $1.00.

THE WIMMER ARNOLD Ltd. COUNTY NEWS BAKERSVILLE Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Corbett Sunday, were Miss Lucille Corbett, Gnadenhutten, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Colburn and daughter, Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Colburn and son. Clair, all of Columbus, Mrs.

Andrew Corbett, Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs Harold Corbett, Zoar, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Corbett, son, David, Newcomerstown, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Klein and son, Albert, Dover, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Corbett, daughter, Armella, Max Corbett, George Masters and Miss Evelyn Schlarb. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Norris, Navarre, Mrs. Delia Hawk and daughters, Bessie and Hazel, all of Dover, visited Mr. and Mrs, Grant Norris Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Waldo Finton and son, Kenneth, were dinner guestc Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flinner on Evans Creek. Samuel Lennon and Miss Evelyn Voltz, teachers in our public schools, attended a teachers meeting at Marietta, Friday. Mrs.

Ida Schumaker returned home after visiting her son, Clifford Schumaker and family, on Buckhorn. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Renner and Mr. Jacob Youngen all of Ragersville, spent Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. David Zimmerman. Miss Marie Schlarb, Fresno, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlarb.

Mrs. Hattie Finton, Cleveland, visited relatives here over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Riggle, Port Washington, visited Tuesday LET US FINANCE your next ear purchase on oar low cost plan and Include all your insurance In one reasonable payment.

CARROLL E. MARTIN Insurance That Pays Health, Accident, Fire, Auto Lire. Millersborg, Ohio. with Mr. and Mrs.

Albert McCormick and Mr. Simon Mizer. Mr. and Mrs. Ladonis Van Winkle and daughter, Tunnel Kill, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Chamberlin and son, Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Van Voorhis and Mrs.

Samuel Lennon and mother, Mrs. Veigel of Coshocton, spent Friday at Cleveland. Mrs. Catherine Warren of New- comerstowr spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. John Hoffman and family and attended fellowship meetings here.

Mrs. M. Dennis Mizer and infant daughter were removed to her home here from Coshocton city hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Everhart visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller and family near Ragersville.

Seigel Johns is suffering with blood poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller and Mr. and Mrs.

George Miller, all of Massillon, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller and Mr.

and Mrs. Gust Froelich. Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Mizer, Evans Creek, spent Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Dennis Mizer and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kemp, Coshocton, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmerman.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Huff, West Lafayette, visited Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Loveless Sunday. BLISSFIELD covering at her home from a major operation which she underwent a few weeks ago, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson and Mr.

and Mrs. M. C. Wright called on Mr. Edward Anderson, who is ill, In Newark, Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mikesell and son, Robert, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Forshey.

Burdette Ashcraft and sister, Josephine, entertained the young people of the Federated church at their home Saturday evening. A reception for Rev. O. L. Ashburn was held at the Presbyterian church Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lautenschlager were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Harris Glffen. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Myers and daughter, Marsena, spent Sunday with Edward Myers and family, Martinsburg.

Miss Donna Moore spent the week-end at her home. Mrs. C. B. Axline and son, Washington, D.

have been spending some time with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler, Mar- orle and Richard Fowler and Ward Grant, colled at Crawford Mlkesell home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Hilton Bush and daughter, Margaret, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ramsey Sunday. FOR STATE resentative Ate. 41.

Married. 3 sons, I daughters. Education-- Country School, Millersburg High School, Mlllersburg, Ohio Wesleyan and Western Reserve I verslty, Ag. Course O. S.

U. EXPERIENCE--Born and raised on farm eastern part of Holmes County, Kealde on and operate farm wett of Millersburg, O. Four years employee Stasidard Oil Co. Eight years of High school Teaching. Member of the General Assembly of Ohio, AFFILIATIONS Methodist Church, Kiwanis Club, American Legion.

Mason. of I. O. O. Farm Bureau, Ohio State Grange.

Have and am now serving on the following: committees of the House Agriculture, Education, Taxation, Highways, Health, State Government and am chairman of the following standing and oelect committees--Commerce and Industry, Relief, Patronage, President of the Federated Clubs of County and for aged. LEGISLATION--During my service In the letUlature there has been written more constructive and progressive legislation since the new Constitution In 1912. More good laws have been passed for the benefit of Agriculture, Labor, Business, Conservation, Schools, Universities, Welfare Activities, Safety, Banking and Building and Loan Safeguards, Social Security, Public Health, Protection of Depositors and Investors, and Laws in the interest of the general public, than in any previaiu This great human program of Legislation helped every MAN, WOMAN and CHILD IN OHIO. This is a ord for GOOD, CLEAN GOVERNMENT. No political opponent his ever criticized my activities In this great program, nor would be dare do so.

I have always FAIRLY represented the great average people of OUR COUNTY and OHIO. The welfare of the average rural cititen needs, at this time, more than ever, the honest efforts of TRD3D and TRUE EXPERIENCED LEGISLATORS. The Urban or City are returning their Representatives, year after year without end. SENIORITY OF SERVICE gives to those Interests the Important trolling committees and chairmanships, with the result that towns, and country Interests are secondary to their interests. The RURAL ELECTORATE can now only MAINTAIN their place in the Sun by returning TRIED AND TRUE EXPERIENCED PUBLIC SERVANTS.

The basis of my candidacy Is fundamentally my LEGISLATIVE WORK RECORD. Upon that record I stand. I voted for SIX tax reductions and NOT one tax increase. Sponsored 19 Bills and Seven Resolutions that were enacted. These laws were for the common benefit of the people.

An honest man IE the noblest creation of God. An honest Government is the noblest creation of Man. This is my pledge for your support. I pledge a continued record ef honest service and achievement for the people of Holmes County and Ohio. BEWARE OF LAST MINUTE UNTRUTHS AND PREJUDICES OF SELFISH INTERESTS AND FOR FALSE ISSUES nolMnf to wnrry ataxrt oew plenty of for tbt whiter." wcYe alt now lo soracm here lo City Loan Utter of Credit" buying fe and easy that of I MMRI'ltS, in v.

Third fl-IIOf TON IF YOUR TRUSS HURTS, IT ISN'T PROPERLY FITTED Akron Truss Triplet's DRUG STORE 1'ijinti in (haw ft trvl Ijldj 523 Main Phone 272 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mullet are visiting with the former's broth- er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Keenan Mullet and family Shreve, O.

Mrs. Owen Egert and son and Mrs. John Bile and daughter, Akron, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mizer.

Mr. and Mrs. Merton Frederick end son Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs. E. F.

Croup. Mr5 Naomi Jackson and children spent Thursday night with Mr. and Fred Williamson. The Women's Missionary society jof the Evangelical church met Thursday afitrnoon at the home of Mrs Will Fox and Mrs. B.

Mullet E. M. Waters had charge of the program and Rev. Downard had the study book Thme eill'-ndmi; weri Mrs. H.

Frederick. Mrs. Lcm Sowers, Mrr Jane Fji(i V.V- Urs, Mr G. S. Scheclz, Mrs, E.

F. Croup, Mrs. EarJ Myers, Mrs. JiHcri, Mrs. R.

W. Smailes, MUA Mizer. Mass Frcd- i Rev. D. Dounsrd.

"jritJ Mr Myeis Su evf-rung with Mr tnd Mrs M- -nitf Mylkt 5 Mr. and oi Tunnel Hill, O. WEST CARLISLE Lfons MrKw vi in several days DavJd Moore. Mr -Til M---. On Grid' 4 spert Satwrd )V C-" 4 rn Mr' Viluam re- Holmes County Will Vote Straight Democratic Tickets Holmes County on Election Day will meet the vicious and untrue charges of desperate Republican politicians in their attempt to gain favor by shouting Communism and C.l.O.

at the Democratic Party. Their resentment of such tactics will be evidenced by one of the largest majorities ever recorded in the County, estimated to be around 2500. Carver and Laird, candidates for State Senate and A. Lee Fair for Representative will all be given full support of the voters they realize that their ability, experience and friendly co-operation with the next Governor, Hon. Charles Sawyer will be necessary to assist him in carrying out his solemn pledge to give Ohio the best and cleanest Government of any State in the Union.

Bulkley for U. S. Senator and Thorn, Young and McSweeney for Congress will carry Holmes County by very large majorities because these three men think in terms of Ihe common man and support the humanitarian aims, ideals and accomplishments of the Roosevelt Administration. Holmes County knows that a Republican victory would mean a return of the old order which would deprive Ohio of its just benefits under the legislation of the Roosevelt Administration, would give the great State of Ohio a 70-30 Governor and wouid be evidence that the citizens of the County would desire an over-throw of the Roosevelt Administration and a return of the State and National Govern- mens to the dictates of Wall Sreel. Holmes County voters will go to the polls next Tuesday, ptaca their (X) the circle under the ROOSTER and return to their firms end business places, with the satisfaction that thev hav- done thrir part in maintaining the State and National Governments for the of the common people, rather than for the benefit of the monie-d interests.

Holffies Cfiiinty Democratic Executive Committee 'SPAPERJ.