Waverly Watchman 1937-04-22

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THE  WAVERLY1 WATCHMAN,  THURSDAY,  APRIL
in in   i i -a—pm
15,   1&37
OHIO STATE  LIBRARY
YOUNG PEOPLE'S RALLY
A district young people's rally
wlll be held at the Morgantown
Church of Christ to Christian
Union on Friday night, April 23
sit 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Melvin
Trucx, of Circleville, stato president of hc -Young People's organisations. wUl be the speaker.
All who can are cordially Invited to attend this serviee, especially thc young people of the
Churches of Christ In Christian
Union In Pike county and neighboring counUes.
brothers. Daniel Norrls ot Brook-
I ville.   Ohio,   and   John   Norrls,
residence  unknown.
Th* body was brought to the,
j Gregg   funeral   home   to   await
funeral   services.' Although   fu-
I neral    arrangements    have    not
I been msde, it Is understood ths
;/Unersl will bc held cither Sunday or Monday at Dayton.
GET KENTUCKY LICENSE
PECK LADY SUCCUMBS
Mrs. Alma Griffith. 81, aged
resident of the Peck community,
died last ntght at her home after a short Illness of-pneumonia.
Mrs. Griffith is survived by
three sisters, Mrv C. C. Young
of Oakland. Calif.. Mrs. Edward
DelU and Mrs. Florence Deah-
ler,   both   of   Dayton,   and   two
• Two residents of Wakefleld
j journeyed to Greenup, Kentucy,
! Friday and obUlncd a marriage
! license. Thcy gave their names
I snd ages as, Sidney Dunham, 23,
and   Mary   Slack,   31.   both   ot
Sctoto township.
! WANTED-POSITION: Housc-
i cleaning or resU\irant work.
!Mrs. George Pierce, Towpath
• rosd,  Waverly.  Ohio. tt
FOR SALE—Early Everett
J-eed Potatoes. Melvin Rader,
Route 1, Piketon, Ohio.   4-13-3
PT  VOLUNTEER
[SOUPS
2 Cons   25C
Saturday Special Coffee 2k
Wax Rite Liquid Wax S 39c
Volunteer Catsup    ■«*     15c
Maine Round White
Potatoes
10 Ib. -ST 39c
1 CHERRY RED
Hot Hoase
Rhubarb, Ib.	
15c
HARD CRISP
HEAD LETTUCE
-»   Heads
15c
NEW LOUISIANA
CABBAGE
Per    C_.
Pound ^Q
C     FANCY LAROl
Hot House
Cucumbers — 15c ca.
Maxda Bulbs -5c
Wheaties — 2 for 25c
l ecreal bewl FREE with t pkgs.
VOLUNTEER
Gelatin Dessert
4 for 19c
FILLET OF
Haddock
. Lb. 17c
20 MULE TEAM
SORAX   12c
11 Os. rsckage
SUNSHINE
Crispy Crackers ., 18c
Jelly Torts ... Lb. 19c
VOLUNTEER Sliced
Pineapple  g**M   23c
BEL DINE
Corn ---_ '__ 10c
FLOUR
Volunteer. - $1.09
Miss Scioto 91c
Fould's Macaroni^
2 for 15c
MORTON'S
Salt     2-19c
PREE
MAGIC
HOOK
SL S. C. NO. 2 1-2 CAN
BEETS 10c
FUL RIPE NO. 2 12 CAN
PEACHES 15c
DAISX — 5 TIE
BROOMS -.'.—. 37c
BRILLO
?    Small    17.
*    Slsa       ,/c
CLABBER  GIRL
Baking Powder 9c \
«u_a TEST
NU LYE J 3-25c
IVORY
SOAP FLAKES
LARGE SIZE tt*
2   Jgp, 19c
Slse
SMALL. 2 FOR
21c
_ Me
VOLUNTEER
Com Flakes
10c
I.i.cr
Si.r
VOLUNTEER
Oats   2 -17c
VOLUNTEER
Milk
4^ 29c
LAVA SOAP ... 6c
NU DRAIN 15c
Volunteer Coffee _ 27c
1-4 LB. PRO.
Boscul Tea 18c
GREAT SEAL
Vonillo 9c
1 LB. DAVIDSON
NU BOWL 15c Ginger Snaps .... lie
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CLODHOPPER  STORE
North Su Waverly. Onto
I. w.- cooper     y
Piketon. Obio   yr.
PAtruxn Kutzxe
Omega. Ohio'
WELTY  BENNETT
Beaver, Obto ■
FRED   H.   VOELKER
Givens, Oh,->
cbarles cvtur
Wakefield, Ohio
EVERYTHING Must
BE SOLD IN THIS
After 70 Years Selling Quality Furniture, A. Gehres & Son
Retire.   All prices are Reduced.    BIG SAVINGS That WiU
NEVER AGAIN BE POSSIBLE!
SALE
2 pc. Living Room
Suite $39.00
9x12   RUGS    \  $11.95
■W.-WIV--''.;
Studio Couches   $29.50
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3 pc. Bed Room Suite $38.00
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VOLUME 80
WAVERLV, OHIO. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1937
NUMBER 33
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8 pc. Dining Room Suite $59.00
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Prices are soaring on all new furniture. Now
is the time to buy the new things you want
Beat the price rise by re-furnishing your
home this spring. Sensational bargains are
offered in the final closing out of this well-
known firm. Don't delay! Don't put it off!
Don't pass up this opportunity that comes
once in a lifetime! Take advantage of this
Quitting Business Sale. These VALUES will p-
never again be available at such low prices,
at such big savings. Come in tomorrow and
get your share of the bargains.
J Everything Must be Sold Before May 1
3 pc. Living Room Suites ..
2 pc. Living Room Suites
3 pc. Bed Room Suites ....
4 pc Bed Room Suites ....
8 pc. Dining Room Suites .
9 pc Dining Room Suites .
Lounge Chairs and Stools
Pull   Up   Chairs	
Occasional Tables  _.
End   Tables *....	
Rocking Chairs 	
Walnut Dining Table	
Floor Lamps 	
.$49.00 Kitchen Cabinets 	
$39.00 Bridge Lamps	
$38.00 Writing Desks 	
$48.75 Knee Hole Desks	
$59.00 Link Springs, full size
$84.50 Coil Springs, full size
.$17.50 50 lb. cotton Mattress,
$ 5.25 Studio Couches	
$3.65 High Chairs ,	
$    .97 Breakfast Sets	
$3.95 9x12   Rugs	
$18.75 Linoleum Rugs 	
$ 2.25 Book Shelves	
  $16.95
  $ 2.25
  $24.50
 $11.95
 $ 4.90
 $ 5.85
full size $ 5.95
 $29.50
 $ 2.25
  $12.95
 $11.95
  $ 4.95
 $ 4.50
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Successors to A. Gehres & Son
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Phone 322 Waverly, Ohio \
OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
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TWO MEN FACE
STERN CHARGES
Hillsboro Man Held Under $2900 Bond in
the  County  Jail
FACES NINE COUNTS
Sheriff Returns Man to
Face Bastardy Charge
From   Springfield
Mason Streber, of HilUboro,
retXt ta the oounty Jail to*V-y,
•fter being arraigned Wednesday morning before Magistrate
O. W. D. 'Twyman, where he
entered a not guilty plea to nine
dllTerent  counts. A
Streber waj arretted Friday
night at the Ideal restaurant
where he Is alleged to have entered, caused a disturbance ond
pointed a .38 calibre Savage revolver at the throe occupants,
bis wife. Mrs. WUma Streber,
W. O. Setty and Elsie Beekman,
who flled the nine charges.       ,
Marshal Wlll Anderson and
Constable Carlton S. Schwartz
made the arrest, capturing Uu
accused man as he held the three
at- bay with the loaded gun.
They took the plsUl from him
and lodged him in Jail.
Limit   Tony   Hamilton,   ol   th*   air
fore* Orland    Rom
Sargaanl   Reed,   hit   mechanic _.
..     -     —      ,,,    ,,    lam**   Logan
Duke,  a  viuian Weldon  Bembower
The    charges    placed    against j Pau. a viuian John  Dirlins
the Highland county man were:-
ANNOUNCE CAST FOR
J&ttOR CLASS PLAY
Wav^Jy High Group Working Hard Each Evening on
Next Tuesday's Clay
The entire east of the Wav
♦rly Junior class play, "Pickles
Becomes A Lady" I* rehearsing
dally for Its presentation In the
locat high achooi auditorium
naxt Tuesday evening, April 17
at 8:19 o'clock. ...
An amusing three act comedy,
the play I* a vivid story Of the
lite of a typical sixteen ynr old
girl, who Is passing through the
stages of adolescence. It Is Intermittently flecked with sparkling humor and provide* the best
tn entertainment.
Tba oast recently chosen was
announced this morning, as follows:
Burleigh,  the school
:*v.:
eldoo    Way
Pickle*,  the  torn-boy ,
 Uary   Chloe   Hamilton
Mas.   who   l—pa  _ K«thr>n   Hoffman
HatUe. her Khoolmau	
.        norotlxy  Stubbs
tio.  another   tchool   ftrf_____*£_r__!.
 Veullfit   Yeaser
Mm   Dibble,  matron  of/the   tchool
 —...CUra   Vast
Lillian   Heller,   a   achooi    politician
 Ruth    Wooda
Helen  Martin,  a  yount  teacher	
.Ruth    CuUer
Myra   Paraoni.   ■
ess
arlorle    rulaeher
one for non-support; one for
carrying concealed weapons; one
charge tor assault; three charges
ot pointing loaded flretfi-ma and
\        three  ot  menacing   threats.
Magistrate Twyman Axed
Strcber's bond at 82,900, which
he tailed  to furnish.- ,
Prosecutor E. Dudley Harris
said this morning that Streber
had been convicted once before
here  on  a  non-support  charge.
Tuesday morning Sheriff'R. E.
Mercer returned Samuel Busch
from Springfield here to tact a
bastardy charge Issued against
him by Erma Downard, through
her   father.  J.   O.   Downard.
Busch was apprehended by the
sheriff as he went to work on
Tuesday morning at the Union
National Milling company in
Springflcld    where   be    ls   crn-
' When arraigned Wednesday
before Magistrate O. W. Twyman, Busch entered a not guilty
charge and was
$1000 bond vj'iicn
Irnlsh. ^
county Jail.
STREET   IMPROVEMENTS   DISCUSSED
A capacity crowd ls expected
to attend this amusing comedy
to be presented by the Junior
class next Tuesday evening.
CHICKEN DINNER ENJOYED SUNDAY EVE
Approximately onc hundred
members of the Flsh and Game
Protective Association enjoyed a
baked chicken dinner Sunday
evening at their cabin near
Laka White. Prior to the dinner members were enlertalneJ
ln trap shooting and other forms
ot  amusement.
President Kenneth Literst presided, and informed the attending members that the organization had paid 11,000 on their
clubhouse' and grounds, besides
paying the taxes and making
Improvements. The original cost
of the farm was $3,000. The
directors, George Dlxon, secretary, and Mr. Litterst are to be
complimented on the excellent
showing   that   has   been   made
FINAL RESULTS
SHOWCHANGES
In Recent Senior Scholarship Tests Held at
Waverly High School
THREE TIE POSITIONS
Noted By County Supt.
Way After Re-check;
Award Scholarships
NO BOAT RACES
FOR LAKE WHITE
Unless Laka Management A-
greet To Terms Of Boat
Club And Sportsmen
Lake White, as. a possible spot
for another boat regetta this
summer was said to be "out"
thia week in an announcement
mada In tbe ChllUcothe papers
by K. R. Utterst. speaking for
the Pika County Flsh and Garni
Protective association snd the
ChllUcothe Boat club.
In tha news dispatch to the
ChllUcothe papers, Mr. Litterst
stated that members of the two
associations had submitted lo
the management of the lake, the
conditions under which they
would sponsor a regetta this
year.   Included    in    the    condi
STUDENTS TAKE^i^SlSEVEN INJURED
EXAMINATIONS
Thirteen  Waverly  High
School Students Win;
On County Team
TESTS HELD MONDAY
Scholars Gb To Athens
May   1;  Pike  Placed
Third Last Year
A complete list of the flrst two
high ranking students in the
elemenUry elimination contests
lion* w*ere'"requ«_U that" a men.. i ***** Monday at Waverly High
ber of each association would > school, was made pubUc this
be placed on Vb# finance com-> morning by County Superlntcn-
mlttee   and   on nhe . advertising | **n* *■ ■■  w**
Returns of the official count
of the senior scholarship contests
recently held for Pike county
students at Waverly high school
building were received Wednesday afternoon by County SuW.
J. E. Way.
Several changes from the un-
offioUl count /made here at the
time ot the' tests were noted
when the test papers wer* returned with three tic counts being recorded
The papers were re-checked
at Columbus and returned to
Supt Way, the Anal results being  announced as  follows:
Gladys Hoover of Beiver High
school, won highest ranking
honors with a gracj* of 155
points.
Second place honors were
equally    divided,    the    re-check I
showed,   wllh   Donald   Schwardt j Body   Of   Joseph   K.   South
of   Waverly   High,   and   Rodney j     worth   Laid   To   lies!   In
Marhoover    of    Western    Rural. Pikcton   Cemcterv
High, both  receiving 250 points, j riKCioncemcicry
In the unofficial count, previous- i -_____—
ly     announced,     Schwardt    had j     Funeral    acrvl<_ei    for    Joseph,    Chemistry—Earl    Leeth.    Wes-;
TO GIVE 3-ACT PLAY
Director Well  Pleased With
"Black Cats" Cast; Date
Set For April 28
"Black CaU," a three-act
farce, win be ihe entertainment offered by the junior class
of Stockdale high achooi this
spring with the date being set
for next Wednesday evening,
April 28, In the school auditorium at eight o'clock.
The director. Marguerite Fullcrton. Is well pleased with the
cast of characters and stated
they wlll bc letter perfect by
the time ot the public presentation.
The musical program will be
under th« direction ot Ralph
French.
The cast of characters follows:
AS CARS COLLIDE
Cars Crash on State
Route 550 Near Lake
White Saturday Night
ONE   DRIVER   FINED
Another Wreck Sunday
Morning on Route 23;
Two   Are   Injured
Kan*,   lh*   maid.
Five local residents were Injured Saturday night In an automobile accident on route 550
near Lake White at the Kenneth
Litterst cabin when a car driven
by G. K. Arnett ot Dailyville
r**.?'r.-?t_^T! and   a   sedan   driven   by   Dave
committee.   Mr.  -Litterst   stated I    Th*   contest   covered   sixteen  ^rXJ?ml^,{M^,1J{1'^rU1lc^u*,  Leeth of Morgantown, figured In
the    management    had     turned i hl«"   school   subjects   with   150
thumbs down on these two con-1 ««udent«   from   the   six   different
dftlons. j county  high  schools  taking part
So If Lake White has a boat In'the examinations. It requlr-
regetu this summer, the man- ** scventy-Ave teachers to grade
agement will have to grant the i »-• **** Papers and compositions
requests of the** two organira- handed in Monday,
tlons, Mr. Utterst Is reported tot "Th* elimination contest held
have said. | Monday was for the purpose of
' selecting  a  county  tcam  to rep-
WAKEFIELD   NATIVE! Tm^ SgV *" *'
CLAIMED BY DEATH\****
Mr.  Way
TJie two students receiving the
highest grades on their papers
in the sixteen different subject!,
wcrc chosen for the county tcam
! dale;   Winifred   Hines.   Beaver.
Parity  ____eil«' a- head  on  crash.
Vln  Cran.. th. moth-r-in-i*w.™.   j    o.   K.   Arnett.   the   driver   ot
PriKiiu* c'ran*   th»".p_n-t*r" aunt     *>n*    machine,    suffered    severe
.. —— . Mary tsaytt. cuts   about   thc   head   and   fac*
"**"* ^rkyt*       ^£m£ir luoo »nd   •   *****   «»t  oo   the   right
Mart  Poindextar". "'it.e~ei.unv    ..!•-«>**. while a son, Orval Arnett.
. —  Jack Williams; suffered   cuts   on   the   tacc   and
Amoa.   lh,  handy   man . ^ncath   his   right   eye.
Mr».  Noma,  a  moih».iy   ntifhbor Arthur Thornton, of Dailyville,
.-•-.———r—— Bessie lattton ' another    passenger    In    Amett's
St»*l*. th* detective Henry Given*   —,-    -«>«.j.._«4   «_.>._..■•. 1   <•_._«   -.tv_„_
dona Kntsht. Uuiketti «ttno*     : *****  received  several  cuts  about
June A__m« : the   face.
Lauretta   Day,  Ute  enlerUlner.^.. J     Occupants    of    the    Ametl    csr
mr™ ti^&;iari£a^^i**el*g* Mr: ********* *.» *»•
 Hint* -thump  Orvall,    a    daughter.    Elizabeth,
  | Arthur   Thornton,   of   Dailyville.
a, follow,: LOCAL STUDENTS       naLM8rvin rudabaugh of No-
RECEIVE  HONORS    MiM Arn*** *n* Marvln Rad»-
*    injury ^ln   the
baugh    escaped    .,,,.., r.
been placed^ In  thfrd position.    | ££**£   Southworth,  73,   were j ternI   Rural';   Rodney" Marhoover. j Mildred   Tackett   and   Floyd  ^Arthur  Herdman,   of   Morgan-
Third  place ranking  was  tak-  held   Sunday   afternoon   at   onc . Western  Rural.    (No  other  con-;        whit.   Rank   lll«l.   l„        ! town    waa   th*   olher   oecuDant
en by Patricia Patterson of Pike-  o'clock  at the RSrdcn  MethodUt \ ,e,tants entered in the chemistry;        H|_,Ue   R*n? .lll*h, In !#"&, t^h  machu£    lhAsilt.
tony^jt*mjeoM.Ut Point. £tel»J»«* .^ **JM W ~ Commerctal Tests . &** ££** "»chtae.   H,t suf
and   fourth,  was  cinched   by  J. | E. Kinnison of Coalton In charge.     General   Science—Merle   Lyt-|   bruises   about   the   body    BotH
Warren  of  Beaver,  who  touted 1 Burial followed In Mound cem-j ton.    Scloto    Township;    Alden;    In the commercial contest held  Leeth   and   Herdman   had   cuts
ctcry at Pikaton.. j Dunham,  Scioto  Township. ; at Frankfort. Saturday.' Waverly  on  their  faces
Mr. Southworth died last Physics—Weldon C. Bembow- i High school was represented by r^, R. M. Andre attended Mr.
Tuesday at his borne at Rarden. | tT, Waverly, Charles E. Daily.; three teams by students in Typ- Lceth while the othcr victims
nB T^50"1 " Wak*fl'W* M"|Sd«o  Township. | In, I and Typing II and Book-  JTSi  roh  w?re%&**_£_
II-   1*0*. |     Algebra—Mabel   Lucille   Shaw,  keeping. first aid bv Dr   R   T   Leevcr
„^LJAn^l'm}'a  ?m,!!   ^".W'vwly; Ruth Williamson. Pik.-!    Thc  representatives of two ot;    Doth    nichinc. ' were    badly
united In marriage to Miss Car-  ton. .   these   teams   pUced   high   and damaged
rle F. Fullcrton.    To this union;     plane Geometry—Preston Daily; second     place     among     twelve    • Sheriff   BT--R.   Mercer   Inveitl-
were bom two sons, WilUam C. i Scloto   Township;   Wayne   Whltc,' schools  was   won   hy Typing   II   gjtCd   thc/accident
and   Howard   N.   one   daughter, | Western   Rural. and   Bookkeeping. \    As a  result of  an  automoblls
Thelma. who with thetr mother, j    American    History — Kathryn'     In  the typing  contest Mildred; collision  early   Sunday   morning.
preceded  hlro In death. Parsons.  Western   Rural;   Donald ■ Tackett   won   second  place   In   a i two  persons  were  Inlured  about
July  12,  1BU Mr. Southworth! Schwardt.  Waverly. J group   of   thirty-one   contestants; three   and  one-half   miles   south
SOarrlage to Mist |    World   History—Kathryn   Ann > representing ten different schools ; 0{   u,is   city   on   state   route   23
234  points.
The fifth position was drawn
Into a two-way tie with J. Robinson McCormick of Waverly,
and Harold Bond of Scloto Town
ship High, both scoring 230
points, each.
Irma Lytton of Scioto Township, ranked sixth with 224
points.
The seventh position, wss hope
lessly tied In s three-way knot
With Henry Givens of Stock-
date,   Charles   Dally   of   Sctoto
and   Charlcs   Eugent   WaHs   ot osteite- tHmmtGrgt  Rarden.   Two  Vulgamore,     Ptketon:     Virginia  Supt. John R. Teichert said thla^an-i   Jcddle   Tatman   _of  Jssoer
Western   Rural,   all   three   mak-''4
Ing   223   points   as   their   final
grade.
SupL Way said this morning
that all were to be congratulat
children wefc "hom to this union.: Mae  Blrkhimer,   Piketon. j morning. j WM  ftned  j
Mr.     Southworth     for    many      Latin I—Edith Pope, Wavcrly:      In    thc    bookkeeping    contest 0_>eratina       while       Intoxicated
years   was  employed   by  the   N. j Helen  Woods,   Waverly. , Floyd   Whltc   won   second   place; charge  by   Magistrate  G    W   _D
tt   W. .railroad   as   a   pumper.:     _aun U—Mary M. Cole, Scioto; in  a  group of  thirty contestants  Twyman.  after   an   affidavit  had.
Thc  great  part  of  his   life   was, Township;   Zelma   Massie,   Wav-! representing  nine  schooU. 'been filed In his court bv Arthur
since buying the  farm. ed upon their fine showing and i spent   in   R.rden,   aftcr   leaving  cr]y. .       These   students   with   a   num-   MrOulre of Oak  Hill   who was
Mr.  John  Teichert  also  spoke | th«t   all    the   above   mentioned j his   Pike   county   home. !     French   I—Ruth   Cutler.   Wav-'. ber   of   others   will   bc   certified  drivme  the other  machine
during the meeting, explaining ttudents would probably receive Hc is survived by his wi.e-.j^riy; James B. Logan, Wavcrly. j as eligible for thc state commer- S.,J; hl__hwav Datrolmcn Into the crowd several matters scholarships to different Ohio! a dauthtcr, Charlotte L. of De-j French II—Warren Eugene I cial contest to bc held at Bowl- \-e.i\eated the wreck and stated
which are wry important In thc  colleges and universities this fait,   troll:   a   son.   Joseph   Edwin,   at   Ware. Wavcrly; Mildred Carolyn   ing Green.  May  Sth/ a,,.. Ru.h rhtiatraan of this city
  [home:   a   step-daughter.   Jcanet.   Brown, Waverly. j    Commercial teachjrt*. John Mc-j and^ jimnir' cWn^m^n  were  to
MRS.     ROSE     SCHWARDT | of Detroit: two brothers. Charles,'    English.     Grade      9-Mcrtlyn ; Connaughcy of the local faculty  J^ed    MUs   Wmtom   suffered
continuation ot the  club.
A   contest   to   sell   stock   and
All   tractors,   when   traveling J get   new   members   was   Inaugu
rated at thU meeting for which
a prUe. a repeating shotgu.i
wlll bc given to the  person se
SERVICES    HELD    TODAY i J*   *****   l***n*rd   G*.   of   Colum-1 jackwn.   Waverly;   Helen   Dun-; was   in   charge  of   the   Waverly  a    (raeturcd   coU.-,r   bone   whi!»
| bus  and eon  sister.  Mrs.  Louisa | ham,  piketon. ! high, school teams. ! Jimmy   Christm-m   received   cuts
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose
Wallers of Columbus.
English.  Grade   10-~Ican   Kcl- >
I ser. Wavcrly; Ola Besch. Beaver. "JS/
curing thc largest sum of money\?£?™5™2   «,»'-_. Lm    hi,  _.«**" IftWP PMARPP niTMII. n      English.  Grade   11—Lcla  Con-
ar^'SS^r^bSI: p.^,0^ •'««« w-!ster visiting here
ThU contest will last about two  Funeral   home   with   Rev _J    V. |    shcriff  R  E   Merccr  arTttV^ i ^      CMd(;     i2_iyfficla 	
 "•" S*°ne:   P***°*   *  ****   Me»odtst, G)€nn   vulgamore.  of  Wakefleld.  pJSnwn    Piketon;   Mlrlanf Shy,      Harmon FuUchcr, and Edward
church     conducing     the     rites.  Xo^^ ^TillilarT  charge, puSttJT* ^^  ^^ , G. Bogardus. of Petersburg. Ind, ■ maV'AT^Z'amm^^iT'at^n"^
^A}A}^..2A^J\i^ZACA,\**>* »£h«wj>;.lntoxi£ation fll-; R^ this   number   under   thei droppS    into    the    offlci    t,i. «2» of the fine and Tatman paid
PEACHES   AND   CREAM
FOR WILLIAM  POWELL
on the head and left hand. Tha
Chfistmans were occupants ot
the   McQuirc   machine.
Tatman's driving rights were
also revoked aftcr his fine ani
arraignment.
Magistrate    Twyman    remitted
cemetery  under  the direction  of,^ by-Ralph.Pfeifer.   Thc alleg-
the  A.  M. Gregg company
rules    and    regulations    of
through Waverly must either
have rubber tired wheels or get
permission from Mayor Cable-
man to Uke a special route
through town, without damaging streets anymore than necessary, tt wss decided by members of Council, Tuesday evening at thetr reguUr meeting.
Tbe new city hall building
discussion was side-tracked, because ot the non-appearance of
Architect Johnson of Jackson,
who has been working on the
plans revising them.
A represetrtative of the Southern Ohio Quarries company of
Chillicothe, submitted a pUn
whereby   the   firm   would   assist  __
Council In pUnning for the ex- ncM as of former years wher. Philip S/hwsrdt of thU city. j "MagUtr»te" Twyman fined him! FVctockla toe'rwlrnVng"to7 ir-1 other reiaUvM Tn* tt» couotx. -he Ohio Highway Planning Sur-
tenslve repslrs now being plan- he assisted hU father, the Ute The-sgcd Udy Is survived by|,100 and mU on ^ totoxiea-j Jtr_cu-ni Mr. Way sUted . j A former Pike counUin, Har- *** *** Columbus. «Js based
ned tor city streeU, the lm- S. A. Powell. Pike county's lesd- two chUdrcn. Mrs. Muriel Margo | Uon chargfj and ^ wil| ^ tried!'^ ,;„ aanTrtssii coulter mon paid up hU subscription to **** observations conducted dur-
provcmenU to start early this inf fruit grower for years. Bill and Charlcs D Schwardt, bo-h lattr for ^^ ,Ututory offense.; Dartidpatcd in the Athens con-' The Watchman, whkh he has '**** *****°* ot ***** **** °n 8|1
summer. HU plan was to be
Uken under consideration, and
he was asked to submit estimates as to the cost .
Several other routine matters,
L      ?___.?? TjI     a    ',**   offenses   were   committed   at j sU.e   w,   arc   permitted   to   se-ivUlt   to   Pike   county
Mrs.   Schwsrdt   died   Tuesday; Trail ,nn MK WakefleW. ■»**•  ••   •" ^„ oHhirty  -r.   Fulscher. who is M
It   will   be   pleasing   news   to  at her home from complications, j    Wb<m arrai<ncd before MagU- i £"   .ixUcn    subjects.
in   «fcZTl    A„   ,nA As   ****  balance,  and  cosU   and  was
the '■ morning,  in  what  is an  annual  ._.-„„,•
by   Mr. j **********
years yotmi.
all' and  still  ln excellent  health.
Mr.   Fulscher   and  Mr.   Bogardus,   his  son-in-law,  are  spend*
PLENTY OF TRAFFIC
the friends of William Powell, a  She was the widow of the  Ute | ^^  G    w   D   Twyman.   Vul-1 Slrty'two   high    ranking   stud-i
former   resident   of   the   Givens  Charto Schwardt^ who preceded j gamore mlCT^ , ptea 0,  guilty  ^ViU  mal^ the trip  to  At- —
SUtion    nclghbrohood    to    hear   her   ln  death  about  forty   years | to   ^   lnt0xlcatlon   charge   and  ^  next  &>turday.  May   1st.    ! lng U.U week visiting, Mrs. An-1     An analyaU of the volume of
that he is located at Ellda. Ohio.  ago. a plea of not guilty to the sta-!   ^e „„„,„ tearTi will assem-  na  Schauseil and  Mr.  and  Mrs.' ****** *** routes   n the Wave rly
and  in  the   fruit  growing  busi- j    Her husband was a brother to  tulory  d,,^. \b^  ^e *;u<jitorlum  i^,,  _t  Louis . J.    Schauseil    here,    and  ********** *«Lpub,i,Sf<! t1°d.a3_tll?r
Including tha payroll, and transferring $230 from the Water
Fund to the Sinking Fund, wss
approved before adjourning.
SCIOTO JUNIOR  PLAY
writes us "that he has'a prospect I of   Columbus.   Mrs.   Carrie   Ra-| g^" 'ww' remanded'to' 'the" coun- i ?A*ts  and  he'"pike  c-untj^ teamf taTen 'foTsc vera 1 yesrs!   He ti'li,**)* **■  s-  ****  *****  routes  ra-
of some 3,000 busheU of peaches  der of thU dty, U a niece.   She  ty  tail.
this  year  besides  an  abundancs | U also survived by  many other,
of other small frulU, which ln-  reUtlves   In   and  near   Waverly.
dlcates that he has lost none of I    She was well known here, and
anked third, a record of which  reads   every   line   in   the   paper  *******   *****   **   **?*& J1   '!
everyone   in   the   county   should . and thus keeps up with happen- j JS"**   *J>*".\aJTSSgJii
GIVES   FIRE  WARNING     feet  proud  Superintendent  Wa/  ings in the  county. ; l!?il    n»    .i,^ ^hT* 26 9'
hU cunning In coaxing from na-1 within-recent years vUited here; .   , \.   «....     _._. 1.
ture  Ita richest retimT. I many Umes. .  Tire  Chief   JacV   White   again;
wid in hU concluding remarks.  |     He  wtll  return  homc   Sunday i *•'•*■■■   °-    ^    "u^[,
,  ' or Monday. : P*J__ ***** constitute^ trucks
DUAL   MEET   APRIL   30 j   SELECT  CIRCUS  PLAY
issued   s   warning   thU   morning   LOCAL   MEN   IMPRESSED
asking   sll   citizens   of   thU   city: 	
to   sbide   by   the   fire   depart-;    VUlUng   Plk*  county  ofllcisU.
The   most   traveled   of   these
TWO BURNED TO DEATH  ^ g £&?-£&£»
28WS  vehicles  per day.  31.1  per
Athletes at Waverly High Following a meeting recenUy
School, under the coaching ■ of! of the senior cUss at Stockdalc
George "Red" Swing, wUl ahowihlgh school. Morton E. Relgel.
their  track  ability   next  Friday, j supervising  principal,  announced
merit's previous request to only, Probate Judge Will H. Acord,; Harold Wallace. 20, senior In cent of which are trucks. ThU
burn trash and rubbish in ths John R. Teichert, Waverly school i Locust Grove High school, of' u the highest truck percentage
evening, after 3 o'clock In order, superintendent, inspected the i near Serpent Mound, was one in thi, vicinity. The least
to sate guard property bara.' Noble county court, house, at i of two victims burned to death: traveled of these highways -js
At this Ume sll th* firemen can j Caldwell, Ohio, recently and. in a truck accident near Rarden ' tt£te route 220— It carries an
be ready, upon Instant notice,, were high In thete praise off Saturday morning. HU com-' average of only 233 vehicles per
to respond  to the call. j the   modem   trend   of   Caldwell i panlon, Lloyd Reilly, 37. of near; day. 21.6 per cent of which ar*
The warning came after Chief | and   the  Temple  of JusUce.        j Belfast,    Highland    county,   was' trucks.   The   lowest   trbek   peril was their first visit to that ■ the  other   vicUm   to  die  In   the  centage,  20.2  per  cent  however.
Mark  Twain's   masterpiece  ot
boyhood,    "Th<!    Adventure*   of  _
Tom Sawyer," fill bc presented j April 30, on the local cinder I that the grids had selected a
next Thursday night. April 29, {track when they sUge a dual' sawdust ring three-act comedy-
as the Junior class play at Sci-1 meet   with • Union-Scioto   school j drama,    entitled     "The    Circus
oto  township  high  school  audi-jot   Ro^   county.   ThU   will   be GUV for thetr stage producUon.j white   dUco\-ered"a "urgeflre,
torlum  at   Wakefield.      the   first-  meeUng   of   the   two!    The  date  on   the  school   cal-, ln  on* of the alleys,  snd  after; city    where    they    accompanied; flaming  truck  after  gasoline  lg-' was found on state route 112.
An   exceUent   cast   has   been  »chooU   and   the   InlUal   contest 1 endar for prcsenUtion was Tues- *, ^ received a communlcaUon re-   Richard O. McFerTen, Jr., to his' nited and taught fire to the two 	
chosen   and   Use   mwnbers   are  _,    the    county.   No    admission! day. March  1», in the Stockdate; gzriiai   the   »„„«. ! home   to   attend  th*   funeral  ofj who were  trapped to th* truck   ,.,.,-,.-    ,_.»«,«««_.  Lam
pracUclHg dally for toe presents-  wm   be   charged.   Coach   Swing | high auditorium. -fire   pr*cautions   should   be hu father. R. R. McFerren, weJlJcab. ANNUAL  MUSEUM   SHOW
Uon.   A musical program  under |Mid today.   ! Uken   during   toe   spring   and. known Belle Valley resident.   II    Young   Wallace   wss   driving 	
the   direcUon   of   Vt lUUm   Te.-1   BEV. GEORGE BEIX DIES  summer months as sr*U ss to the. tnbute   was   given  to   th*   local  hU   father's   truck   with   a   load      An   unusual   dispUy   will   b*
rick   will   also   be   enjoyed   by j TAKE BODY  TO  DAYTON   I fall.*'  tbc  chief  said. men in "The Banner," CaldweU's', of   scrap    iron    to    Portsmoutn  witnessed    by    Pik*   and    Hos*
***•      -  I    DIrcct'y following funeral ser-      Rev   George W. BelL 81. who!   i weekly   newspaper,   April    15th; when  It crashed   with  an  auto- county   lovers   of   antiques   and
EVENING CLASSES       ! iisuc. I mobile   trailer   transport    from: curio* during to* first week of
i     Rcv. George W. Bell, 81. who;
.T£e_*£t?to wIU "** P********* | vices Ntor   Mrs.   Alma   Griffith. iWM well known here, wher* he|
at  8 o'clock.
161.   at  her  home  near  here   at jwas  the  pastor  of  th*  Presby-1    John     McConnsughey.     local i
\ ClncinnaU.    Mr.     WalUce,     the  May to be held at the Htsorlcal
TO NULL CHARGE
Prosecutor   E.   Dudley   Harris ■ for "burial.
S  o'clock  Monday  morning,  the terian church  tor  several  years,  eommercUl   teacher   at   Waverly   WILL   PRINT   YEARBOOK: father,  is  weU  known  to  many  Museum   on   **e-rt   Fifth   street
body  wa*. taken   In  the  A.  M. | died   Sunday   at   his   hom*   In I high school pUns to hold ever.- .    ■   ■    , : Pike   counUins.   He   operstes   a. In   ChUlicothe.   Dr.   Charles   M.
Gregg Funeral coach  to Dayton! Ftemingsburg. Ky. tog  classes  through  toe  months!    The      Greenfield      Publishing  Urge   tourist   camp   at   Serpent  Hayne*   is  chairman  of  the  af-
Ho retired  from the  ministry  of May, June and July to com-! company wiU print toe  Waverly' Mound.  Adams county. '-fair   rrtto  Harold  Barnhart  and
' WillUm Knoles assisting. Sev-
■ eral curios from Pike county
' are listed among the' dispUys.
I according to information received  her*.
sUted  today   -het  the  statutory j    Mrs. Griffith  was toe wife of! about  twelve  years  ago.   He   is: mereial' subjects,   he   announced   High   school   annual   thU   year.;
charge   against   Roy   Porter,   of 1 J**ae    Griffith,    who    survives, survived by thxt* daughters and | this  momtog. i Thcy  wer*  Uw  bidders on  toe,
_-ktltf_v,.K_»      nmhcKlv     u._\L}l_t     h_ick.      Al.A      ...-_■ _. ..a       _. I ^^.. * 1 . .  . *"__       _._ _,    . ............  *   ... . _*      ._._        ,
ChUUcothe.   probsbly   would   bei She   died    Wednesday    sfter   a * son
nuUed.   Porter U under bond on  short    Illness    with    pneumonU. .
an alleged assault charge as Can j Beside j  her husbsnd,  tore* sis-        Uf BANDS  OF LAW
yon'»   companion   to   the  reoentjters  and   two  brothers  survive.' _________
rape trial here
CROWD  AT  CONCERT   \ w^T-^^W^-rfsy""^-! assanid. be "said
100 BATTLE FLAMES
Anyone Interested ln enrolling  Job.   Members    ot    the    annual; ________
to such sabjecs are requested to j staff   expect   to  have   the  com-'    Approximately    100    enroll**-)
get to touch with Mr. McCon- > pleted copies by May Uth. tnm Camp P|ke a{ Htsrgaetegni.
naughey at once.   II a sufficient:   I rushed to toe assistance  ye*ter'
RUSHED   TO   HOSPITAL j    a   Urge  crowd  attended  the ling to FOrttmouto and charged
Edison Reed, lfc of Stockdalc.' number . earoU   to*   classes   are  HAS   TONSILS   REMOVED; d*ySt other CCC camp* in the" LEASES LINCO STATION
Miu   Georgia   Vulgamore,   of  vicinity  to  help  battle  a  huge
Jakle Amhn. son of  Mr. and| Waverly high scbool band eon- j with" reckless  drivlngT   The Vr-?   BANQUET B. B.  TEAMS  ' li^'ceorge Vu^punore of Jas-1Sd__wn"county.
Mrs. Pearl Amlln, of near Pike- J cert    Tuesday   evening   ln    the i resting officer. Patrolman Albert
• Waverly,   daughter   ot   Mr.   and; forest   fire   tbat   broke   aut   to      Jack   Scaggs   has- leased   lis*
! Mrs. George Vulgamor* of Jas- i Jackson county.   . Linco service sUUon  at Pikatots
Members of the Wsverly Ex- ■ per, and secretary of toe VaUery;    Sute   Forester    B.    £.    Leete • tmm the Ohto OU company, and
tan, sras rushed to toe Sdiirr- • school    auditorium.
man hosplUI at Portsmouth onj gram   was
Friday    in    thc   Gregg    Invalid■' those   present
coach.   The youth was admitted, thc capable direction et Charles j therefore   enoangetwd  tfea   Uves'rriday eegs^^ihtlimhodiiViU^lxm^ tnd'VrA'k M.""Aa_b«i! a5«*"whlcb" wa*"buming* wZ,frA *_d "hU*1SStyW_»w*Vto
as a surgical patient Shrader, local Instructor. ©f school ehOdren. church dining room. attending. under control laat algUL PUtetoa.
Itorium.     Tbe    pro-)Bailey, said Reed waa traveling;diange club banqueted the IUO-  Hardware    company,    had    her,Mid thU morning thai he betiev-  ts to tak* charpt this  morning,
well    recelevd    by j about 43 miles per hour while j 31   girts*   and   boys'   basketball', tooslla   removed    Thursday    in ed a "Om bug" had been start- Mr. Scaggs  will watt trntil tba
nt   and   was   under j school was bekag dismissed aad > squad* of  Waverty  High   school i Chillicoth*   by   Dr.   George   S.  mg the recent fire*.   About  100  end   ot the achooi   tiu'ii   lisfw»
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