The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 6

PAGE SIX hkvikw rm jam ahi 4. ncru FELTON AGAIN HEADS SCOUTS BEER TAX GOV LRNOR AT GOLf (MON PRAYER Beard of Education Seeks Funds To Provide Materials for 1 CWA Projects. OVER MILLION LI.SiKJX A pnijiosal to soli a I botifl issuf has heon dt tor Lisbon iVian rve-eieci- ed Columbiana Executive jjpcls charKod to tho board of odii-! Cation. A rosoliiflon to Issiio Barrel Levy Produces $1,302,230 Since April 7. LISBON At a inPRtinK of tho ox- bronls has bofoi apiirovod by Iho ecutlve board of the folnmblana hoard.

county Boy Siouls Hjr The AMoriated (). tax has producod o. aldwr.ll was cU'Ci'-d IT rovenur- tho annual re America, harle.s lton of Ois s. Firestone bon was re-elecferl exet ufive. president.

OeorKe C. I'ortr-r, hf Auditor Joseph meeting, held in olfice of rontlnues as clerk, bate Judge H. vv. Hammond, was ------In charge of Attorney l.odge Hnl die. president of the council.

A reiH.rt by Felton mj WorkriS showtMl 7ol Boy Scouts in the county, an increase of lOU during, 1033 and 32 troop.s, an increase of two units. are two Ageut J. packs in the county. Last year 319 hoys attendrsi two ar workers. Colum- Millrock and Dunn hden, county CWA workers will leaders took part in training courses.

The annual nierding of group will be hidd here on 26. prohyhlv at the rdUl I K'llUl church. A no.uinatlng committee. Hurivd WViilU'sdiUJ composed of Judge H. Ham i mond, Conrad Berg of Leetonia Trary Wednesday.

The rr port also shrrwed an operating fund'- balance of w'hlcli cairlerl tlie slate government comfortably out of tlie "red." Carroll county CWA The only started were paid corning in iast 7, after thr legalization hr-er. Brreipts from rrtlier sourres nrrtr'd in statement hlaiiH county (WA workers 193:5, Includrfl; Cigaret be paid Saturday, as the week for i H9; lirjuid fuel. LISBON workr-rs Thursday by Hisburslng HowarrJ Sinclair, cher ks being dis men closes Thursday night. Fiint-rnl services were h'drl Wed- $2,988,872.12 for piibllr sclKsrls; fed airi scliools veision of higliway con.strur fiori fumis for iMior relief lievt'iage tax, 47 rnalt tax, 20; cosmefir fax, $502.060.17, and adnilssiiui tax, and Ralph Couch of i-lvor- Dennis mortu pool, will submit a report at mimls Into 18 549.99 of that amount for adminls- REAL ESTATE Recorded at Cumberland VILLAGERS HAVE LATE CHRISTMAS Germany Seeks to Prevent Child Birth Among 280.000 Incurables In Public Institutions. By The AsiMKiated WEEK JAN.

8-12 A et ux to Anne Rodanthe, N. Oh- M. lot 9, Mount View (hiblreri and women as old as 50 men even older than that are within the of new str-rilization it was rteealed tmJay by Dr. Arthur eiigeriir in the min- of the Inlr-rior Dr. Ciiett sard that when the pn are di.sposed of, Hi eugeiiiiH eourts, set iij) under the steiilization law which became January 1 would be Series of Five Services to Held Here.

park plan. Austin S. Hill et ux to L. Evans, lot 77, New Cumberhand. Joint Va Heights.

be serve Jan. 5 as Anniversary Of Christ's Birth. A By AitkiKiattd RODANTHE, N. Jan. 4 Susan Truax to Samuel eve in Rodanthe tract, Clay di.slrict tonight the Santa Claus of old William' Heirs to R.

M. stockings for and kiddies, Residents of this isolated siK)t Joseph N. Finley, trustee, to Han- on the outer hanks of North Caro- pend the day as outlanders cele Joseph N. Finley, trustee, to Han brated ('hristmas on December 25. cock County Building and Loan It has been the custom here for sociation, 2 1-4 acres, igenerations to regard tomorrow as Josepli N.

Finley, trustee, to Christmas" hut there i.s no and Loan as-, reference to such a day in church be First Methodist Protest- sociation, lot 89, Ferguson's allot- 1 history. There is the feast of union w'eek of prayer, gpnn- by the Ministerial associa incuiables be in five'East i'ounty Building and Loan as- lina prepan-d to spe churches Jan. 8 to Jan. tract, Grant district. a holiday just as oi '12.

The schedule follows: Jan. 8. Rev. Paul E. Secrest, rastor ibe First Methodist Epis- Joseph N.

Finley, tru out of IsthiKd church, will speak at County Building Only ca.s« will with in the near the subject. Reality of God." Joseph N. Finley, trustee, to Han- Jan. H. Lawther, pas- cock County Building and Loan as- 'int church in Jackson street on rnent.

Weirton. the 280,000 incurabl public would not be sterilized; only those who "at RECALL PASTOR IN EAST END Rev, Koch to Serve Second Chris tian Church Indefinitely; Officers are Elected. tor of the First Presbyterian lot 26. John Epithany or Twelfth Niglit which is said to be the time the three wise men reached Bethlehem to find the Christ child hut the date church, will occupy the pulpit the First United Presbyterian Joseph N. Finley, trustee, to Han- churoh in West Sixth street, when cock County Building and will discuss the topic, "The lot 4 4.

allotment, Deity of Christ." Jan. D. Marston. Steu-! Joseph X. Finlev, trustee to Hau- benville district superintendent of cock C'minty Building and Loan as- the Methodist Episcopal church, parts of lots 14.

15 andkerued. tomorrow is Christmas, win be the speaker at services in ig addition. Weir-i the First Methodist Episcopal (on. church In West Fifth street. falls on January 6.

Even oldest reisdents here do not know how they came to observe January 5, as Christmas but it is an old Rodanthe custom, handed down from generation to generation and so far as Rodanthe is con- pool, will submit a report at lames Williams annual meeting, as will the of Ohio View who was' source of reveiii Ing committee of Jamc-sj" when he fell into from racing conmil S. Hilbert and W. C. Hultz. both which $104.139.8.) Im of East Liverpool.

I i.r, earSds iZe. the state coffers and spmU train near his home. Burial made In cemetery in a. ASKS DIVORCE riNCLNNATI. Jan.

4, Leo Du- rocher, shortstop for flie St. Louis, Cardlnal.s and formerly with tht; (4l(ISS Cincinnati Reils. was named defendant In a suit here. His wife. Ruby, gross neglect.

They were marrlml in 1930, and have a two-year-old daughter. It Ruptured Try This Free ()r(j(inized in Midland tration. The volume of husiiiess transact ed by the slate the year was shown by receipts of $101,669,375.03 dishursernents totaling $91,846, 845.61. figurf'S include Governor White Tuning up, with the aid of King Sol. for the year of state administration that lies ahead, (Governor Gtorge White, of Ohio, tries out a sti( at Miami Beach, where he is spending a vacation.

Rev. (ieorge Koch has been re- will be. "The Bible and the County Building and Loan WOMEN called to the Second Christian ''ofd of God. church In Pennsylvania avenue, East End, for an indefinite period of the First United Presby- Davison, Joseph N. Finley, trustee, to Han-i ck County Building an sociation.

tract, Chester. Captain S. N. Daiicey of Madl- "ust fiimis that go into the keeping son, liead of Hie Americanization of the stale treasury. league, is organizing a class In Receipts for higliway oonstruc- Amerlcaiilzation, 111 Midland.

were: $8,314.915 57; persons have enrolled, $5,561 and re- class will probably meet in the IJncoln high school. Hancock Schools Will Reopen Neri Mondaij While school officials in many west Vlrgma counties have deter- Are on thr omi I That Sent Free To Prove This Every nipiuiert riuui or woman should write at to S. Rice, S16-N Main Adiinis, for a free tris I of his wondi-rful Method. Just put it on the ruptiiru and ttiu openiriK closes naturally so ttiv need of a support or truss or appll- nnce is eventually done away with. Don't ncKlect to send for the free trial of this Htlimilatlng Application.

Whst Is the uso of wearing supports all your life. If you don't have to? Why run the rl.sk of gan- Kicno and such rs from a small and Innocent little rupture, the klml tient has thrown thousands on the operiiting table? A host of men unri women are daily running Htich risk just tlieir ruptures do not hurt or them from getting around. W'rite at once for this free trial, as it Is eer- talnlv wonderful thing and has In healing riipturi's tliat were as lilg UK a- two fists. Try and at to VV. S.

Rice, 616-N Main Ailams, DANCE Tonight DICK GOLDEM and his Merry Makers dancing 9:00 TO Palm Gardens BALLROOM Broadway Lunch Draught Beer Door Charge funderH ttiul from 98, total $14,177,996.77. RfH'eiptH for 'highway maiiite- and repair total $12,182,895.24 and cxpcndlturoK from liighway funda for Indh coiiHtnictlon and totaled $21,098,:501.58. This was icHs tliau in 1932. The general revenue fund was mined to delay the re-opening of rchools after the Christmas vacation one or more weeks, and In a with a balaiuo of $737,288.10. coiiiilles schools will remain 1 os 1 indeftiiUely, owing to lack of ft- nances, It Is planned to resume Htudlts in the Hancock county schools next Monday, as scheduled, H.

B. Lynch of Chester, president CHESTER PLANS MATINEE FRIDAY FLOOD DEATH TOLL HITS 42 and officers elected by the oberlin fuel RATES STUDIED gallon for 1934. Mrs. George tn the t'irsi Church of, ALWAYS ATTRACT son was elected clerk, succeeding In College street on, The; T. M.

Fullerton who has held the, Person and Work of the Holy: post for 19 con.secutfve years, 'State while Henry ixnigla.Hs was named 12. Rev. M. H. Baker, tor of the First Church of Christi will deliver the concluding dls-i course in the First ----------church on the subject, "The Mean-i COLUMBUS, Jan.

4. ing of the Cross." I state utilities commission Musical programs will chairman of the board. The other officers, who will assume tlieir duties immediately, are: I'Jlders, Henry Douglass. James Miles, R. C.

Kirchner and H. L. Utilities Commission Goes Over New Angles in Wholesale Charge Dispute. Y'ou want to be beautiful. Y'ou want the energy, fresh complexion and pep of youth.

Then let Edwards Olive Tablets help free your system of the poisons caused by clogged bowels and torpid liver. For 20 years, men and women suffering from stomach troubles, pim- listlessness and headaches have 72 Others In California Catastrophe. Smith and Robert Capehart; trus T. M. Fullerton.

James Miles, H. L. Rosenbaum, tiarvey Stoddard and Mrs, Harry McMahon, The treasurer Is James Miles, Mrs. H. ing list of dead in the southern assistant chorister.

association scheduled for next Monday has been postponed until California flood of New Alberta Smith; pianist. Miss Theda Miles and assiatant plan-! Jan. 15, officers said, us searchers prodded grimlyMrs. H. L.

Rosenbaum, through piles of debris -bringing the death toll to 42. REV. BROOKS IN Official reiKirts listed 72 other' I 1)1 II DIT' liersons as missing and fear grew- IN11.WtiL«Li a ULia 11 CLUB MEETS TONIGHT 1 0 II 1 itaken Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, a h. Rosenbaum, deacons, George Wil-Hhe services which will be open to of the contest in the village of son.

Smith. John NeaseHhe public. Oberlin over fuel rates, and Donald Lamp; deaconesses. The annual Ministerial associa- Principally the commission Mesdames Cora Wilson. Harry Me- tion banquet will be held in the studied a proposal for an Inquiry IVllSSing George Wilson, Clarence social rooms of the First Presby- wholesale rate for natural 'Smith, Henry Douglass.

Floyd terian church Monda.v, Feb. 12. between the producing and dis Rev. Lawther, chairman of the arrangements committee, announced that a speaker and musical selec- tions would comprise the program treasurer Is James Miles, following the dinner. About 50 are LOS ANGELES, Jan.

4. Six i aecreUiry. Mrs. H. L.i to attend, more victims were added to a grow-1 Rosenbaum; chorister.

Mrs. H. L. 'The January meeting of the cf the (Muinty board of Benefit Operetta, "Dreat Reheart- tliat many of them might dead.j I gchool Athletic Organization The final toll may not be known Kloidyke M. E.

Pastor Will Con- for montlis. I duct Revival; Rev. Eberhart P. Fedderson, assistant Sunday. sfruction engineer of the county' The operetta, "Dress said today.

The Hancock schmils are still wlHiout funds, because of the tax situation, blit the officials express-1 ed the that relief would bo provided by tlie state legislature within a few days. al," Will be Preeented for at 3 p. m. To Move to Revive Interest in Treck Evente. tributiiig comivanies at Oberlin.

Harold H. Burton, attorney for the city, asserted that a large part of the gas cost in Ober llii resulted from a 10 year contract wholesale rate between the Ohio Fuel Gas company and the Ohio Electric Power company which distributes the utility iu the village. Earl F. Boxell, of Toledo, counsel for the distributors, said he believed the contract was reasonable but said if the commission orders the wholesale rates reduced, the reductions will be passed on to the consumers. compound of vegetable Ingredients, known by their olive color.

They act upon the bowels wltliout griping. They help cleanse the system and tone up the liver. If you value youth and its many gifts, take Dr, Edwards Olive Tablets nightly. How much better you will look. 15c, 30c, adv.

Hancock (llcrk Issues Marriape IJccnses liearsal," Hponsored by the Chester the NKA In Darlington coun- High Band Purple -hool auditorium In by not working overtime at A meeting of the East Lvierpool MOONSHINERS DESERT STILLS DARLINGTON, S. ob- iiiid (Juld club, will be presented area, where the greatest the initial sermon of a to c.ear 7l.o dren at the ilty hull In uiollna atrpotn Marriage licenses were issued to 23 couples at New ('uinberland during the last by Hancock Clerk Don G. Stewart. Seventeen couples were from Ohio, four from Pennsylvania and two from West Virginia. Local applicants included Jesse; forms for high s( hool band.

W. Monroe and Emma Belle Knox lot Chester. avenue, Chester. Fridiiy at 3 p. Howard Cochiune, the director, Huld today.

A public performance will be held at 8:15 p. m. in the city hall. The cast Is of high Hcliool girls, and is assisted by the lilgli Hcliool orchestra. will be to purchase new uni- Methodist Episcopal church.

He will occupy the Virginia except Satur- Fourth tonight at 7:30, when a proposal to revive track in athletics here will be discussed. Clifford Bough president of the organization, will be In charge. Ropers COMPANY TO PAY DIVIDENDS Jan. for the quarters ended last Sept. 30 anti Dec.

31 will be paid to preferred stockholders of the Ohio Brass company. Improved conditions warrant the payments, said W. A. Spaiiger. treasurer.

Currenl Rlaij Rills PERMANENTS Our 11 Tonip Wiixp 1 I II rii curler hnir nil the II I need, Inrge wr niedliini iillh ringlet 1.95 Finger Included $10.00 La Vogue Seit Setting Wave Croqulg $3.50 noie Effect MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE 210-211 Little Building Phone 1341 Furnace Dust Catcher Keeps Out Dirt Saves Redecorating Stops Soot from Ruining Draperies 10x12 8x10 25c 9x12 30c 35c 12x14 45c Furnace Register SHIELDS Furnace SCOOPS IOC COAL HODS STOVE BOARDS As Low As 45c RDS 50c We Carry a Complete Stock of Furnace and Stove Pipe Accessories, Polish, Enamel, Etc. WATSON HARDWARE COMPANY 129 EAST SIXTH ST. PHONE 30 COLUMBIA Tlie amorous adventures of king wlio won title of the Blin lieard of kings of liis six wives, two of whom he had be Inmded. i.s liumorously, it is said, in "The I'rlvate i.ifo of Henry VIJI," a United Artists release. opening Friday at the Columbia theater.

Charles Laughton, who In less than two ainl only six roles on tlie lias risen to a peak which placi'H him wliere he is dis- ciisat'd as "greater tlian plays Henry VU, King of England. As written by Lajos Biro and Arthur Wimperis, the story is of Henry the man rather than Henry the monarch ami greatest king. In one chronicler has said of Henry VHI, all who have since sat on the English throne are pygmies. The story begins on the day Anne Boleyn, second queen, was beheaded, and Jane Seymour, whom he called sweet but stupid, becomes his third. But the real inance of the picture is his love for Katlieryn Howard, whom he would have taken for his fourth wife had diplomacy not the German Duchess, Ann of Clevtw, who wanted him for husband no more than he wantiMi her for wife, and who won a divorce In a card game played on their night.

His marriage to Katheryn Howard promises to bo his most successful, hut she finds she has never gotten over her love for Thomas Culpeper and thereby hangs a tale of Infidelity. one of the principal streets, Rose mont. that gripped even inen'pyipjt night, accustomed to the. horrors of wlde-i(iay, at 7:30. spread tragwly wrore unfolded as! jigy.

A. D. Eberhart, pastor of 5,000 men began the work of Newell church will also ex-i oustruction. The crushed body of change pulpits with Rev. Brooks Edgar Thomas, a little girl was retrieved from Sunday night.

Rev. Drooksi spent New pile of debris before the eyes of will preach in the Klondyke church! Charles Vkiu- Gov. James Rolph who survey- morning when his subject I'd the districts. Tears be Christian Thel and Mrs Gavlord Lang and to the eyes of the chief execu- Sunday morning will The iiuring the of tL''winter moiiths, it was announced. the stills long enough for officers to catch them.

Sheriff J. H. Coker and Deputy 'ive. The evangelist soloists, who will Thomas. Mrs.

Stella Vaughn is visiting TEACHERS NAMED -AT cj aveiiue. End. members otjut Elkton. Board of Education For Schedule Announced. SALLNEVILLK.

Jan. local board has reorganized for the year with Walter Holt, Mrs. Henno Yohst and Miss Gladwyn Hull re-elected president, vice president and clerk, respectively. Earl D. Holmes was sworn in as a new member of the board.

Two new teachers were appolnt- to fill the places of Mrs. W. C. MiHire and Mrs. John McBane, who were recently married.

Miss Helen Skinner was named to succeed Mrs. McBane as fifth and sixth grade teacher in the Hill building. Robert McBane will fill Mrs. duties as history and social science Instructor In the high soho5l. With CWA laborers at work repairing all the buildings, the board outlined a schedule of classes until the work is completed.

Starting Monday, Jan. 8, all of the Hill building pupils, the second grade in the Central building annex and the seventh and eighth grade students will be raiiulred to attend the regular school session. On Monday, Jan. 15. all of the Central and Hill building pupils will attend, hut not those iu the annex or seventh and eighth grades.

On Monday. Jan. 22, all Central building pupils will attend classes, but none at the Hill building. REV. MARSTON AT KLONDYKE JAN, 8 District Superintendent to Conduct Quarterly Meeting in M.

E. Church. Rev. C. D.

Marston of Steubenville, superintendent of the Steubenville district Methodist pal churches, will conduct the first quarterly meeting in the Boyce Methodist Episcopal church in Klondyke Monday, Jan. 8, at 7: SO p. m. He will be introduced by Rev. C.

Brooks, pastor of the church. Rev. Marston will deliver a sermon, after which a business session will be conducted. Reports will be submitted by the financial secretary and the auditing committee. TEN SIGN PLEDGES N.

McNair, who became mayor Monday, already has added another duty to the office. Returning to his desk at city hall yesterday he reported he had just been to the police station where he had persuaded ten to sign abstinence pledges. 50 CAVA Aids Finish East End Street Job F'lfty men, who have been working on the grading and draining of; alleys In the district south of thel Pennsylvania railroad in East End for several weeks, a CWA project, today completed the improvement. Supervisors were awaiting approval of additional CWA projects before transferring the men. Two shifts of 26 men each have been employed on the Job dally.

ORCHESTRA SPECIAL JERRV M. VIRDEN AND HIS BOYS TONITE Entertainment Continued All Week Broadway Cafe 515 Broadway. Ph. 629-R NO COVER CHARGE Colon King found NRA emblems about the path leading to a big distillery. Among the emblems was a notice addressed to King.

"Go on in, Mr. King, tear it up but get us. We saw your tracks night before last and have officers destroyed the abandoned still and "revoked" the NRA eagles. Buck Jones Bond in the "Fighting Code." the feature western opening at the American theater tOkiorrow! need now for any to be witlwut of modem light of UhehlghMl quality, when this astonishing Aiaddin In dear si can be secured for onTy i beautlfui giass or Whip-o-iite shadoi and tripod for but sUghtiv more. ll you prefer color, chooee an Aiaddin ijl crystal for an even IS.OO, choicil of two green or amber.

arknea of with sad caeir. tsve i 8 upi for All ssnltuy MiokeleM, youra DOW at this lowest of all low prkas BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS iibetantial tavings now on all table, I '-C mim In AUddIa In NOTE! BRIDGE TOLL REFUNDED CHASE OF S5.00 OR OVER. ON EACH PUR- COMPLETE LINE OF ALLADIN PARTS M. E. EPPLEY CO.

You Get It At CHESTER, W. VA. PHONE 566 Greatest Lover Charles I.aughton as King Henry the Eighth of England, aiul four of his six wives iu the picture, "The Private Life of Henry the Eighth," which opens a four day engagement at the Columbia theater on Friday. Penn Avenue Primary Promotion on Sunday The annual promotion exercises members In classes one and two of the primary department, taught bv Mrs. M.

D. Brown and Mrs. A. j. Neiser, will be held in the Pennsylvania Avenue Methodist Flplscopal church Sunday at 11 m.

About will be advanced. ADer the exercises. Rev. K. R.

Reed, the pastor, will give a brief talk. The program will be in charge of the primary department -uperintendent. Mrs. Frank Reagle. 1934 MISSION MEET The "mystery will entertain the Women's Missionary eocietv of the Boyce Methodist Episcopal church at the4r annual program in the Klondyke at Mrs.

C. C. Ruckman is the president. REV. BROOKS IN AKRON Rev E.

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