Waverly Watchman 1941-08-21

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THE WAVERLV WATCHMAN, THURSDAV, AUGUST 14, IMl
HAS TONSILS REMOVED
Walter ScturaaaO II. young son
o. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schsuseil
of Third *tr»-et. upderwcnt a ton-
silectomy Tuesday at th* Mercy
hotiriUl In Portsmouth.
NIW 1942
PHILCO
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RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
Davis Thompson To Attend Electrical School
Davis Spencet Thompson, apprentice seaman. U. & Navy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Thompson of Mifflin township, wlll be
transferred to the Naval electrical
school at St Louis. Mo., August
18. for an Intensive course ot Instruction In this subject Th*
course at this school covers main
tenance and repair of motors and
generators, battortes, automatic
telephones, etc. He was selected
for thla achool by a competitive
examination which Is given to
all recruits upon completion of
their  recruit  training.
Davis recently graduated wtth
honors from th. Latham High
school. He was accepted at the
Navy Recruiting Station. Chll
licothe. Ohio, and enlisted at Cln
cinnatl. Ohm. May 21. 1941.
Takes New Position
MUs lyou Brown   .
Mlsa Lou Drown. 73. a lifelong resident of Piketon, died at
1:10 a. m., Saturday, at her .home
of complications. She wsa a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brown, pioneer settlers of Pike
county. .-»-i
Funersl services were conducted Monday at 2 p. m. from, the
Piketon Methodist church with
Rev. David WlllUms, the pastor
omclating. Burial followed In
Mound cemetery, there urder the
direction of A. M. Gregg, local
funeral director.
She Is survived by two sisters.
Mrs. Anna Bailey of Anderson,
Indiana, and Miss Dora Brown, at
home, and two brothers, Harry
_t Brown of Tuttre, CalifornU,
and Rev. George W. Brown of
Ashland,  Ohio.
• MUSK OH A It A* Of U6HT
• Urn COnWT PfllOO CK1GH
• WALNUT 01 _UH0G .HT
Nesr y-r froen ircotjttd mask...Dew
beauty, lor your home . .. plus atn__i-
iag Ttulco intuituxa ! Phiko Photo-
'--^xletttic Xcproduter; no needles to
change, records last 10 timet longer!
New Philco Automstic Record
Cbsagrt. Exclusive S<i. .« _.ope Piuh
end Tempo Control. Exquisite Period
Cabinet. Come M ... sec itl
Jack Skaggs, formerly of this
[city who haj been operating
: filling sUtion in Piketon. has ac-
. ccpted a new job as manager of
•the Ohio Oil Company's bulk
j plant at Washington C. H.
i Delbert Birkhlmer, who has
1 operated the Sohio sUUon at
, Wakefield, for several years, has
j Uken over management of the
Piketon sUtion and George Wills
of Wakefield haa bought the su
tion near his home.
PMLCO
tOM
$150.00
siss oa
il. J. Rheinfrank & Son
rhotie  No   32S1
melon. Ohio
W.O.DOLL
Coal Yard
BHar  Creek  W.  Va.
Block, ton  -. .$5.13
Pocahontas,  good
Lump, ton  |.'..|S.7S
Kentoeky  Coal  by
Track   Lead,  ton 15.00
Poeahontaa Stoker, oil
treated, washed, ton SS.M
Ohio   Coal.   Ne.   7,
Per   ton ~.*AJ99
(Above Prleea Delivered
to Tear Door)
Phone Yonr Orders Now
Phooe  2S32
ypnr.FI?^miyrmiin_amtistiJUi«iM,«iaiAii_tiiM
Stock Up Now—Save Plenty!
GRADE'A'PEAS . 2_S,.2Z5c
Krogefs Fancy Sifted Pea*-—Dosen can* $1.43.
Peas 2 cans 27c \
Grapefruit, 2 lg. cans 35c
juict — c_u_try   ciub — W ee.
caaa
Tomato Puree, 4 cans 29c
No    X   c_-.»
Apricots 2  cans  37c
Country    Cl-.it>—Dos.    S3 it—No.
t\t   can*
Cocktail. No. 211 can 10c
C»l-Cup   I.UU.
Fancy Peas 3 cans 29c
Popular  Avon-tat*  Quality.   No.
X   can*. -
AVONDALE
TOMATOES
Red   Ripe—I*__<-krd   Field
rreah—Doaea Caaa SUt
u   cms   L _JC
COUNTRY CLUB
PORK-BEANS
Drllrlou-ly Baked ia Rich
' Tomato Saoce.
6   Cans   LjC
BUTTER..'..
Roll oqC
Country  Clab—New Graaa    Oeamery—-Print Lb.  3Sc
Oleo Ll lbi. 27c
Coffee 3-lb. bag 45c
Spotllght—Lb.  bag   ISc
Coffee . 2 lbs. 45c
Krog«s_>   Fressch   Br*__-
Cigarettcs 2 pkgs. 29c
FVmuUr Brand-—Tax Paid—Car.
Sl.«
Catsup 2 lg. hots. 23c
Country   Club   Quality.
Bread 2 lg. loaves 15c
TsrUrUd and Sllcrd Clock Br«»<_
Fruits—- Vegetables!
GRAPES %VSs . . 2 ** 19c
FANCY YAMS rs 4H9c
PEACHES *.*£• . . 7»- 25c
DEATHS
Mrs.  Dors   Huffman
Funeral services for Mrs. Dors
Huffman. 75, who was found dead
in bed Thursday at her home at
Elmvllle. near Sinking Spring,
were held Sunday at 3 p. m.
at Duncerd Ridge church with
lniri.il following In the church
cemeUry.
The deceased Is survived by
seven sons. George, Elmer, Estle,
Alonzo and John ot Peebles,
Floyd and Guy. and a daughter,
Mrs. Mary Grooma, of Washington C. H., Ohio.
Mr.  D.  Elmer Batler
Relatives In the Sinking Spring
neighborhood Friday received
word of the sudden death of D.
Elmer Butler. 66, who died on
Thursday at his farm near Greenfield. A heart atUrk caused his
death.
Funeral services were held al
3 p. m . Saturday, at a funeral
home at Greenfield and burial
followed In a cemetery there.
The late Mr. Butler, who was
known In western Pike county,
Is survived by hi* wife and two-
half brothers, Raymond Butler
of Springfield and J. B. Butler
of Ralnsboro. A son. Howard, of
ElyrU died less than a year ago.
Mrs. Joyce MjaKlehart
Mrs. Joyce M. Rlchart of Dayton died at 15:45 p. m., Tuesday, at Chillicothe hospital She
was formerly Miss Joyce Bower
and resided with her widowed
mother and brothers and slstora
on Waverly route 3 for severe!
years.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at a
Chillicothe funeral home wtth
Rev. Charles LuVher officiating.
Interment will follow In Bethel
cemetery.
She is survived by her husband. Mr. Harrison Rlchart; her
mother, Mrs. Harel Bower; two
brothers, Warner A. Bower of
Columbus and John D. Flower of
Chillicothe; and three sisters.
Glenna M.. Dorothy L and
Frances E Bower, all of Chillicothe.
"Tom, Dick And Harry,"
Sherman-Film, Shows 3
Systems Of Making-Love
Thete Is no approved technique
in nuking Hue.
As evetjr girl 'who hss been
proposed •' to more thsn once
knows, it's every. man tor him-
aelf.    .
Methods range from the casual
**!_•.-*■ to the flowery, promlse-
ladAt pleas. And of course there
are many who contend that the
girl nerselt maneuvers the fa^al
question—though nothing la gained by Uter reminding her of that
fact
Ginger Rogers becomes engaged
to three men at the same time ln
"Tom. Dick and Harry." Robert
Stak's RKO Radio production,
which comes to the Sherman
theatre, ChlUlcothe for a four-
day engegeroent beginning Saturday. How aha solves her romantic dilemma provides new
hilarious moments and material
for a learned laboratory discussion   on   the   art  of   lovemaklng.
George Murphy, as Tom;' la
her first suitor. Janie ao UnU-
lites htm thst he threatens to kill
himself but she snaps him out of
that by the approved method of
asking what means he will employ Finally she yields to his
Impassioned pleadings. Recognized authorities label that aa the]
catch-as-catch can technique;% a \
bit   rough   but   often   successful. {
Next on the list is Burgess1
Meredith as Harry, carefree, happy-go-lucky garage mechanic.
Their lips meet and each hears
the melodic chimes of a bell.
Just to make sure it isn't their
Imagination they kits again and
again hear thfchimea. Obviously their souls are In tune so what
can Janle do but say "Yea"?
Though Janie is engaged again
she still isn't sure of herself.
She still would like to meet
Alan Marshal, as Dick, son of
the richest man in town. She
not only arranges that meeting
but. on their first date, maneuvers
a  proposal out of him.
Janle is now engaged to three
men but she still doeant know
which one she wanu to marry.
Sb-h.still has ta make up- her
mind, but her foray into romance
has ' bstabltshed one fact:'* that
three different methods of making
love to one girl have proved successful
Which may or may not prove
of value to the amorous youth of
the country.
4:00, song by congregation.
Benediction.
AmiiaU*• StMdiry*-"jM-twis   Sfeftbe 1U_- nt a scries of emounU
August 7th, a benefit party given
at  the  Lake  Whit.   Club  netted
which wUl be, ImmedUtely prior
to Christmas, of this year, turned
over to the U. S. O- President
W.  T. Reed  reported.
It la the opinion of offtclata that
Sunday School Union
To Hold Meeting On
Sunday, August  17th;
There wlll be a group gather-1
Ing of the Union Sunday School i
of the American Sunday School
Union at Hamman church on
Sunday, August 17. 1041. It has
been announced.
Morning worship. Mrs. Ed Lil-
llch. 9.      tf
10:13. Sunday achool for all; lessen. "Peter Encourages Suffering
Christians,"   1   Peter   4:I2-1S—3:
!"-!! j
11:13, Song by congregation.
11:30, special music.
11:23, Love Feast Service. ;
13:00, basket lunch, all eat together, each family bring a basket, cup* snd spoons. Lemonade
and paper pUtes will be furnished.
1:30, devotions, Mrs. Seymour
Davis.
1:43, special program. Lake-,
wood  No.   1.  Union  S.  S.
2:00, special music by Beaver
U.   B.   church.
2:05, special program by Linn
Hill Union S. S.
2:20. special music by Robert
Horse ly.
2:23, special program by Lake-
wood No.  3.  Union  S.  S
2:40. special music by Rev. and
Mra. CounU.
2:43, special music by Glvens
Chapel  Sunday  school.
2:50, address by Rev. Lewis
Counts.
3:30. special music by Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Maple.
3:35, special program by Hay
Hollow Union Sunday achool.
3:50, special music, Yvonne
Maple, Coy Sisters and others.
Hay Hollow, Lakewood No. X.
Lakewood No. 5 and Linn Hill.
Officers sre; president. Mrs.
Ed Llllleh: trice president. Mrs.
Seymour    Davis; • secretory,   Ora,
Lochbaum; treasurer. Mrs. Pearlle! the   fund   should   reach   at  least
Qulncel;   missionary,   Mr.  Robert the sum of >230 by that time.
Ern**t Obviously the mors peopte at-
               tending theae benefit parties the
Crowd Attends Games I**** |h' ^JT1" *£ lh.nit
The club also wishes to thank
the Pike Co. Senior Youth Group
the wives, relative* and frienda j connection to ths uae of a pub-
ot Pike county boys ln the na- lie address system used at the
Hon'* service thst  on Thursday, f party.
Piketon Theatre
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, August 15 and 16
"COUNTRY FAIR
SCREEN STARS and RADIO HEADLINES In down-
on-the-farm   adventures  snd  simple  comedy  antics
EDDIE FOY and JUNE CLYDE, ro-
mancing comedians, GUINN "Big Boy"
WILLIAMS, a priceless performance as
a rustic big shot, LULUBELLE and
SCOTTY, whom you all know, HAROLD PEARY, the "Gildersleeve" of
Fibber McGee and Molly radio fame,
WHITEY FORD, alias the "Duke of Pa-
ducah",   VASS   FAMILY   and   SIMP
PHONIES .
ALSO: Paramount News and Walt Disney's "Firechief"
Judge On Vacation
Common Pleas Judge B. F.
Kimble of Portsmouth and his
wife left Saturday on a ten-day
vacation.
Judge Earl D. Parker of thla
city will occupy the Scioto bench
if necessary during the absence
of Judge Kimble. Judge Parker
is scheduled to hear a special civil
docket there on Friday.
BUILDING COTTAGE
Contractor Pearl Armstrong la
building another cotUge at Lake
White, It was reported this week.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
run SALX—t *ulom*tlc Dtlcn tight
pUnt. compUrtt. In food c_m_iU-_.
prl-rd (or quick t*l«. M0 00 c**h.
lUrvcv llir.lon. JO] W«t (tn Itreet.
>T.on*   It*.   Waverty.  Ohio.   S-14-Op
ran ■ sauc   or   r__-_t—cott*««.
Rir*!*.   •   acres.   0*k   Valley.   Writ*
t.    X.    Murpby.   »    Walnut    »ti_«t,
Aih-lU*. c_to. S-l«   tip
FOR SALE—ISJI C_r>»>r Coup*.
*l*o ISM Indian moiorcy-lr. bom In
food m*ch*nlc*l condition, lnqulr*
of Don C-CSlrr *t Plk* Auto .supply. S. Market strMt. W«v*rly. «*Up
FOR SAXX—Two mar**. 4 *nd »
itttt old, w*lg_t* UM *n_ 1-00
pound.; aba SO h*»d ot *w_s and
Urn-..   Call    or    *d_rru    fore*!    E
KoOrru.   Wtviily.   OMo. 7-3!-tt
STEADY   WORK—OOOD   TAT
RELIABLE   PERSONS   WANTED   to
call on  farmer*  In  Ptk*  county.   No
tTP_n_nc* or capital r_quir«d.   Som*
__«k.   Writ* MR
POTATOES ^cl_.~£!£ 29c
Pears—„_____-..J tor 10c
lerg. BertUtt  fr-ut.
Onions  3 lbs. 10c
Lars* Y_t_ew Stock.
f-rvnks
...lb. 20c
X
Bolojna Ifc. i»e
TttBt*  Test  B-oe-ft.
EARVt rOR SALX OR TRADE—
J7 atnt with flve-room hout*. out-
bondings, etc, on SimAth cr*-* n«_r
D*th*L See Ivan Duran. Ptketaa
r«MU   I. S-VUp
LOTS—Suit hav* som* ntc* lot*
tor **1* *t _*k* Whltt: »d*c-*1 Urmj
on *ny Aufvitt **l«*. Gto.-f* Dlxon.
W»verlr. Ohio a-S-tlp
WELL DRILLING—W«t«i wall*.
SaUaC-Ctton »u*r_nt**d. Whol***l«
pri<_*   on   Mr*T*  tin*  oi   pump*,   on
KROGER
a-i-«p
WAWTO-To tent farm. ISO or IB
•er**. on* which can b* f«rmt_ with
tractor, lelaiauce eKen-tng*. Call at
Th*  Watchman  oflt**. *-:_tp
ro* aAIX-esatTaam itl sim |
S*lo« tn»* hoot* wt«l» all t-Mtova-J
tttauts. ladillns fun_K» Priced n*M \
tot ImmesHale __!• Iwjuir* at an
South Luck ___. Wavsrty.     S-l-tr
yOSt lAU-TnO cow. wt- XMS
to*. w»n bcwJ. rornt Warm*. Pike-
tan, oaso. Mi:-.
Piketon Cut-Rate Grocery
n
Where Your Dollar Buys The Most"
Telephqne 5446
Piketon, Ohio
Groceries
Swiss Milk ;.......f? 3 lg. cans 23c
Clabber «3irl Baking Powder, small 8c; lg. 19c
Pinto Beans 5 Ibs. 25c
Copy Right Flour lg. sack 73c
Old Favorite Flour.....; 63c
Soda Crackers 2-lb. box 14c
Meal, small sack 24c. 24-lb. sack 55c
Pork and" Beans      3 lg. cans 29c
Wheaties. per box 10c
Jersey Corn Flakes 2 lg. boxes 19c
Wheeler's Puffed Wheat pkg 7c
Peanut Butter qt. size 23c
Corn, Evergreen 3 No. 2 cans 25c
Peaches No. 2i4 can 15c
Vinegar, bring container 1 gjal. 19c
Rolled Oats 5 Wn\J5c
Salad Dressing lg. size 23c
Sandwich Spread lg. size 23c
Oleo 2 lbs. 27c
Mackerel £ per can 10c
Coffee, Break 0' Morn Ib. 17c
Salt 4 1%-lb. boxes 10c
Victoria Coffee 3-lb. sack 44c
FEEDS
Middlings, Namico 100 Ibs. ^l7f3i
16% Dairy Feed 10oW_.4l.65
24% Dairy Feed 100 Ibs. $1.95
Hominy Feed 100 lbs. $1.85
Yankee Laying Mash 100 lbs. $2.29
Starter and Grower Mash 100 Ibs. $2.40
Shelled Corn 100 lbs. $1.85
Ohio River Salt, fine or coarse......100 Ibs. 87c
MEATS
Fresh Fish 2 lbs. 25c
Bologna i 2 lbs. 35c
Pork Chops lb. 29c
Liver Pudding 2 lbs. 33c
Jowl 2 lbs. 33c
Lard 2 lbs. 25c
Larse can SSJt*— iuif caa J1.6S.
Pork Liver... 2 Ibs. 25c
Spare Ribs Ib. 14c
Hamburger   lb. 23c
MISCELLANEOUS
Fly Ribbons 5 for 10c
Wax Paper...   2 rolls 15c
Matches 6 boxes 19c
Roofing, heavy roll $1.23
Granite Dish Pan each 29c
Linoleum Rugs, fancy patterns $3.25
Sinclair Emerald Motor Oil :..2-gal can 79c
Barb Wire, 4-pt roll $3.49
Wash Tubs, No. 3 size 83c
Jar R<ngs 2 dozen 9c
Mason Lids dozen 23c
Kerr Lids dozen 21c
All 5c Candy Bars, Chewing Gum, 3 for 10c
SOAPS
Oxydol lg. size 21c
Rinso , lg. size 21c
P. & G. Soap 6 bars 25c
Octagon v.v ;6 bars 25c
Soap Chips .5-lb. box 35c
Super Floating Soap 3 bars 10c
Lux, Lifebuoy, Palmolive Soap 3 bars 20c
WE WILL HAVE PLENTY OF CANNING
PEACHES TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. 19
tp X mmmmV%y
Per
Basket
\% \\t Hairerlu Watriptmtt
"VOLUME M
WAVERLY,   OHIO,   THURSDAY,"AUGUST   21,   IMl
NUMBER 51
TWO CHANGES
ON LOCAL TICKET
Mayor Leo Lorbach To
Relinquish   Reigns  of
City; Moore Backed
COUNCIL TO BE SAME
Beryl Keechle Slated To
Replace   Dr.   Shrader
'    On P.  A. Board
WAVERLY PUPILS TO NUT   APPMFNK
UEGISTER MONDAY I lYt  AUblULllld
Supervising Principal John R.
Teichert  Makes Announcement   to  Press  Members
Wavsrly schoola win hold re«-
istratlon on Monday, August 33.
Pupils will be call.- to order at
10:00 o'clock and dlamisaed by
noon.
It is Important thst pupils come
on thla-day so thst they may be
properly assigned to their room
snd teacher. Teachers will have
a supply liit tor each student In
the primary and elementary
school, and in the high school
studenU will make out their
-Chedule of classes.
If S ' high ■ school student has
difficulty   scheduling   the   classes
-Mayor Leo W. Lorbach of Waverly, who will complete his ftrst, _
term in December, hss stgnlfled. they want and their trouble is
that he will not be a candidate 1 made known on registration day.
'for re-election this  fall. ■ j the schedule may be worked out
The decision waa made by the for them. If, however, their dlf-
mayor who has found that duties flculty is not msde known on
as the head of the city govern- j teglatratlon day. adjustment* will
ment has greatly curtailed his be more difficult
regular Insurance company ac-j The high school office will be
tlvitlea. {open during the week of August
After making known hla de- 25 from nine to four o'clock for
cislon, the Democratic organita- < the aale of achool supplies and
tion has endorsed Leo Moore, for consulattion with pupils and
well known restaurant operator, parents who msy have sd]ust-
and a former village treasurer, aa ments ln classes or registration.
a candidate for mayor at tha No-j    The  above  announcement   was
TAKES NEW POSITION
ARE REPORTED
Virgil Wyatt, Stockdale
Resident, Escapes In- j
V jury in Truck Wreck
HEAD.ON, COLLISION!
Saturday Near Wakefield j
Bruises Occupants; Car
Hits Tree at Piketon
Virgil Wyatt of Stockdale,
driver for the Slockham Co., a'
Portsmouth Ice compsny, escaped j
serious injury about 3 p. m., F_i-,
dsy when the truck he wss.
driving on U. S -13. Just south!
of Lucasville, skidded on the'
west pavement and oveturned!
twice.
The Stockdale man was return-
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COURT NEWS OFBSMSS&SS SHERIFF MERCER
THE PAST WEEK:- WttBTRACES THIEVES
fit of United Service Unit
I Judge   Earl   D.   Parker
firnnLs Divnrrr tn Eflii»       T*r w«***1*' *om party for the
j   vsranih Lrivorcc to r.inc   , ^,,1.   „t   ^g   UnitH   Service
Newman On Saturday     I Organisation wa, attended by 104
 • *        persons Thuraday evening at La'ae
__«__'«.. Z    *_J-T__-_r}_-r-  ' White  Club.  It  was  reported  by
(CASES    REVIEWED i W. T, Rred. pre-ldent of the elub.
Mrs  George D. Nye. Mr. J. T.
! McLean,   Mr.   Clarence   Clemens
Two Men  Enter Guilty
Pleas When Arraigned
At West Union, Tues.
CAUGHT NEAR LOOT
Kahle Smith Withdraws Und Mr.' caivin Mn«ie of waver- Early  Monday   Moming
__.     _.   ; lw      .e.A     \ff_a      __      1ST      UMblna     rs* - -    "* __ _.— . __ -   "
lear Co. Line by Of
flicers in Long Hunt
Suit   Against   Village; i-4rt_mou?h'^att.nda^Cpcir^!!  Near Co. Line by Of-
New   Actions  Filed
and awards for the   games were
I presented  to  the   following  per-
I sons:
In  the divorce  action  of  Kfle      Mrs.   Robert   Vallery,   Mrs.   M.
Newman,    platmltT,    vs.    H.    t_. L.   Stahler.   Mrs.   Gcorfe   Smith
Elmer "Buck" Chenaareth and
Homer Gregg entered pleas of
Newman, Common Pleas Judge Mrs. Creasle Nye, Miss June guilty to charges ot the theft of
Earl D. Parker Saturday granted Woods and Mr. Hansel ButW, all,*360 worth of oil drilling equip*
a .divorce to Mrs. Newman on of this city; Mrs. Minnie McUsod'ment In we»tern Pike county and
if round, of gross neglect of duty., and Mr. Orion Held of Columbu-: Adams county, when arraigned
jThe case was uncontested. i and Mr. George Brown, of Ports-! Tuesday  at  Wast  Union.
Mr. Oeorge **»--" Swine        I    In the case of Alice Sword vs. mouth. Both   men   were   hekj   to   the
o_-rr_   -_<___!-   mwtne    tfir-seJol* Sw°**<l tor s hesring on mo-      The series of corn parties sre'Adams county grand jury under
"rtlon for modification of a former being   held   each   Thursday   eve-  $tfK>   bonda  each.
ine aioc-Mie man w_» reiurn-     ,h,rtl    Hir___or for the nait .even ■   ""*   ,ur  •"""■nc-nitm  oi   a   wmer   ocing    neia
fng to Portsmouth from Lucas-!"'""., w_^_»_» hi.iT .^hr-oi •c0urt or6*r ln r»«-rd to custody nlng st the Lake White Club. I It la reported that the men at
ville with an empty truck fol-1 Save, thit week a_J\tT _a__T«__! of lwo min0r children. Saturday; Proceeds derived from these'ftrst denied tha theft, but after
lowing the hard rain In that vl-lhi, niw rfl>ti« _. _ihlr__-hw^moV JudK' ******* over ruled the parties will be donated In a lump'lna officers confronted them with,
cintty. When his truck skidded, i ,„«• |JlJi roach at V™i___i_r_: P*»lnt"r» mot*o*> following tesU- sum Just before Christmas to the stolen WoU. etc.. found on the
It lett the road near the Schlsler f,,,h ''n° , ^S_slv>r^a   Tenn«-' m0,*3r   ,l   th'   hearing.   Attorney United   Service   OrganlxaUon.       j Freete   farm   In   Adams   county.
farm  and  was demolished. JSP Tulianoma, Tennea-  w    T    Reed   .p^,,^   ,or   y.e  *_  they  confessed.
Mr.    Wyatt    escaped    with    a,    «Wlna  told  the  fareaa  w«m«    plaintiff and Attorney W)r_y Bev-  Tmrinr|~n»  MoAtirxr la .'    Chenasveth had been ll.Ing with
_."!,_!_!   :?it *____.   rUJ?n!«"s  represented the  defendant       imporianl   Meeting  IS i his grandfather, David Freer*, on
Scheduled  Sctit    2nd l** '"rm-
Saturday. i h_."um."__."rK_T'*^«"^jr"_«_ii "*"*"| action   of   Betty   Cochenour   vs.      ».t     . ..__    _.' __. .■ ._.       iexciting night Sunday as he work-
Three persons were slightly In-j *"«"X .U^d S3_ hi Ten Eu^nc Coc__"C_ir for hearln, on ^SJ^^S'J^^SK\**" un"* **** **ee small hours
public sffslrs. are noted on the p__#- o.or4c T^«« ■ i"**6 in «n «"t<>n*«>bll« "ceident! ^eJaU t?am wSl face a tonrt • ■PPiieatlen for temporary all- Sfc^*J&25 ««nr C Monday on a case in true de-
new   munlci^l   slate   which   ha.     Practice   Starts   Today    [Saturday on U. S. 23. just north j SK-^SiT    rldirorf   Ih^^^-P^^,0' *  mln°r  ^^ ^ ftd  wil V«   mporUn'l  tective style.
been approved by the local Dem-1   of Wakafleld. thU fall ^"""'land  attoijjey  fees. ! cm  m  -^nrt ms? «  tlTa_ii^'     At   '   p    m'   Sur*d*,J'.   Sheriff
watic  organisation. Approlmately   twtnty-ftve   can-;     Pat Trailer of Lucasville rout*!    Erector  Swln.   h«.   __m___l__eHI   _J____<* Ps,rk": »!,0W'<1 the sum ™.'t "',7^"™™^™? ?7\Tj, Mercer   was   called   to   the   tele-
vember election. I made    public    Wednesday    by 1 bruised right shoulder and other d,_   y,,,   hf   wlJ,   jUrl   footbeUi
Supervising    Principal    John    R.l bruises,  but  was  able   to  return  training   nest    Monday.    August   , j™**! _. "^'o _"eird   b*,0.re
sonnel   of   the   city   government. Teichert ^f the local school »ys-'to   his   work   ln   Portsmouth   on'Mth  ., ^g *>uthern adiool when5"'","     ,kl7  s,tu_^r  w**   *h*'
Only two changes  In  the per- ■ Supervising    Principal    John
that of mayor and a board mem-  tem.
ber on  the  board  of trustees  of,
enty-nve can-; Pat Trailer or Lucasvllle rout*. Director Swine ha. enmnleteri' •"""", »*««« anowea tne sum
1041 Waverl, 3 suffered an Injured shoulder audi, gpi^ndld r_iord in »,T locillof K °*T' wt*k ,0r th* *uo**ott
111   eleven   re- ! hU two daughters. Mary and Ver-! JchooU  ond 2_TLte__St_J__ \« *** m.inOT  ch.""' J***?** iP*
Dr. A. M. Shrader. who ts now;d.dates for the
_ member of the board, will not > High school foot!
be   a   candidate,  because   of   the; ported  to  their  new  athletic dl- • na Fraiiler, received minor brula- i developing Junior
*'"   '""nrtr«t ^"i,00^ Phone by Mr.  Benson  ButW  »f
;;l^^C£'««'^mfee;\oteip,r«^r^ 5^s -V*~s~& S aasBB SfS^i
„,.   _™._.«_i U:^,,   drtllln<   equ.pwen,.   which
evidently   had   been   stolen,   was
~nt*d  the defendant. t*~*2m "J****   *l^^^Z\tnXy^W
The  case  of   Kahle  Smith   vs. m
fact  that he is now county  cor-(rector,   Charles   King,   last   night  es.
oner. I In their ftrst meeting at the loeaL     state  Highway  patrolmen  wbojhigj, "srt^i" car^   during" his
Thc   approved   slate  of  village (gym. ^ i investigated    reported   that    earsig^y (n y,^ ^ty,
officials  follows:  . Coach   King   greeted   tt}*   P'g-: driven by Mr. Fraizier and George |    According  to  the   record   book
Mayor, Leo Moore. i akin team aspirants, giving them' Day of Columbus collided  head-
u"tluV'»_ ju-u-t i«j-u niKJui »w>-,attm. , ««,_,_,.   _.nMj   »••   new   jewer   system
iletlc teama in preparation to their | f„   A,torrreT'R*^o_^   v*^;: no* "*rti| completion
: high   school   careen   during   his;»   A^K_ "w"  T   R^^d ^_!   . Th'> deci"on  »'"  «""
Attorney   W.   T   Reed   rejA   . Tn* 6*ci^°*'  »'•»  mad*  Tues-
ntevt   ih-  A.'e.T,A .„, !«*.'   eve
'•    '.UT,  U1 _r___L--T __f   S«    m^nK_^.'nf»S
Clerk, Chsrles W. Hollberg Jr.I a   short   Ulk   end   explained   the; on at a alight rise In the psve-^j   teams   ww   41   garni.    lo«  ?!.  yllU«e   ot   Wav«rly-   *•*»•* t*"d.n''P^<- °f ^ *nemb*n «". drove to the scene and found that
Treasurer. George B.  Smith,     j rules   snd   regulations   they   are. ment. * ****** *-timd.,i-A t~ .w.i
Members of Council. CKorge A.I expected to obey while In train-'     Mra.  Day  and  George
Schauseil.   David   Yeager.   J.   T.  ing. \ also  of  Columbus,   occupants   .
McLean.   K.   R.   Litterst,   Robert!     He ga%e the men medical cards; the Day sedan, escaped Injury.    !    in   basketball   hi*   teams   won' tnL Pu*n,"T- , be   iiwtailed   before   the   intern  on   ***  l>ik* aml   A6*n>* county
Vallery and Alex Eblln. which   are  to  be  filled   out   an.    . !n  ChlUlcothe.   cars  driven  by j.   grand   total   of   n   rV^r   tilt \ ,JW0 n*? ftv1' ***** *«r* "led ^K"    rtw ""*
Members of the Board of Pub- suted that football practice would   Homer   Queen   of   that  city   and (dropping   only   30   In   the   sam^  'h,s   **?K Dl"  ff*   ^   c««*?      Already ^tbStlx   sev_n   cltliens
lie Affairs. Attorney M. J. Cofer. start  at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon, jame- S. White of Beaver route llpertod of time. i T01*51  E"   n°b**u   °mc* '**  '°»-|have Un^edTon to^hTnew m-
C.   Lewis   Rldenour.   IncumbenU,; at Clough street field. ,'vjere    involved    In    a   crash    at1    The   Junior   high   record   also! ,ow*:,.     .   . __. tern   afler receiving their permiu  au" ^Pf1* *,n<, n*d cnams on".
nd WatU street;speaks  for itself.    In a  two-year ., In Vi" fl7* f ***..•-.6"-'ar**»^  from   the   vllUse   clerk Checking on  route 41. tn that
Monday.   Only | Sriod. Xhe. the Swine luniors won I """■.."J1 .Loul.»« I'i1** °' **°*y*'   * U i. vicinity, the sheriff found where
the truck  had come out and ie-
ic  ye™-  jrta   team5   won   *,   jamas,   losllv,:^  k__-«  . _.__«  i___T _'". , ,  .      te-.d-.ng. «.».. _,,__«.»..».»..» ....
Jl and tired 2 duslna the seven-1 h,d ****> scheduled  for  trial  to-   %_,,*_.    ti-nrv    Vartir,    tow  * ,»r«« truck-had hauled equip-
ssdag x ,Ar^|_*i*_,v—-*'- ssa_5.ai^gs_a_s?sas«
_   njury.    1    tn   basketball   hi*   teams   won1    1 Pu"nti"- »_•   in»t-_n<_i   h_.fi>r_.   n_»   _v_t_.,_  on  the  Pike and   Adams  county
! which   are  to  be  filled   out   and    • In  ChlUlcothe.  ca«  driv_m  byi.   £nmd   total   of   17   lK?r   tih . ,JW0 n*? ftv1' ***** ***** "led J^uK^MmSS? '****
Members of the Board of Pub- suted that football practice would   Homer   Queen  of   that  city   and (dropping   only   30   In   the   same( -'*   *_?K Jl  Cl?TlL.ot   Court*      Already   about   seven   cltliens I"** '<x*' r}m**T dt»cov*red that
c Affairs. Attorney M. J. Cofer. start  at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon | Jame- S. White of Beaver route llperiS of time. " ' T'3***  Z   Rot*^  °mc*  as  '«»-, have in^ em to^rnew «_-  x** tn,cl* h*<l be*n ««"«»P«« ******
C.   Lewis   Rldenour.   Incumbents.; at Clough street fleld. j^ere    Involved    In    a   crash    at1    The   Junior   high   record   also!,<,w,:. •—   .".JT^.^.-. .vli" ZJ!i,. dual wheels and had chains on it.
and Beryl Keechle, to replace Dr. |     At   thU   Ume.   football   equip-1 Eastern avenue and WatU street • speaks  for itself.    In  a  two-year I
Shiader. : ment will be ,l*»ued those report-' at    1:47    p.    m..   Monday.   Only  period, the. the Swtng Juniors won I
On   the   November   ticket   the  ing for practice.   .He lUted  thatjjUght   damage   was   reported   by « football games, losing only one I E2J™J? H?Twlii"rli1^ ***>[-" her  IVTPnPcT   CUOWV   IV   '
name of mashal will be elimlnat-  in view of the fact that the first  chillicothe police who Investigal- against  stiff   opoonenU    and   the "u*0*1^-   Albert   Hike,   who   op-  If. 11 __!____> I    MlUYViN    II.   turned to the scene,
ed. as  a  new  Uw  provides* that! game,    with    Washington    Court  ed. | Junior high basketball sensaUonali'ra.te*. AJ *   £*,e   ln   ™   north  PIKF    AAA    PRHfiRAM      The nnt 8t*P  WM  *° kunt  a
hereafter the marshal shall be an  House, wa, only five weeks away.,     Edward    SUmfli.   38.    of    Bay ouinteta Son Si \as\athanaame\ «**«* the vilUge. tTltXtt.   J\Jkr\   ritUUKAm., ^.p^,,  Bnd  after  mor*  Investt-
aooolntive  Instead of an electi\-e the grldaters would practice two.viIUge   suffered   lacerations   and [and   lost  only   S
office.
The action is for divorce, tem-
i gation.   "Buck"   Chenaweth   was
(hours   dally   each   day   with   thej^u ,bout y,,  faCe and  a  trac-  period, winning both Jtegu.   ___!?!___.  .a_d   P*"n»,'cnt   alimony.  pjcn|c   at   Lake   White   Boat  thought to be the man.
•t .[«yrr prebaWe tl*«t Mar-jex^tton -rt ^tur^y  a_<l Sun-| ^^j   thoulder   when    the   car I tournament htmors/ •« | ij^^? relW^' "        ^ •**"*!   House Sunday Draws Lant» I    Sh^lff^Me rear ^mediately
slinl William Anderson will be ap- j daya-    untit lhat time
pointed, however, to succeed him-!    A practice game has been ten
self in that office.
which   ha   was   driving   skidded!     Swing's   Waverly   High   achool j
and   went   through   a   fence   and | teams   wet*   county   <hamp«
Stock Wins Prizes
tativelv   scheduled   for   the   local (turned  over  against  a   tree. | football    for    the   entire   seven
!*"•_*:    The accident occurred Monday!yean peried.  champs  3  years   in
The pUlntlff Is represented'by
Attorneys Donald M. BUlr of;
Portsmouth  and  E.  Dudley  Har-
Crowd;  Speakers Good
f called Adams county Sheriff Mnr-
: gan. who answered the call, ac-
' companled by a deputy, and the
Orville   MeCUy   and   sons   of
! announced  Uter.
they exhibited at the recent Cler
mont county  fair.
They won ten flrsU and seven
second prizes. Their 1,110-pound
. boar, which was th* largest hog
exhibited at the fair, won the
grand chanlplonahlp. They alsoj
had  an  aged  sow  that  won  the'
Much Interest and appreciation; three officers further traced the
ing game with ChlUlcothe "High; aftemoon about three miles south! basketball and runners-up In theiS!?' °*}* *'Xr Attorney W. T. |n the AAA program is being truck Into Adams county. Into a
school, the time and puce to be ot piketon. I cage sport  for  five  years i K*e_   win   represent  the  defend-  ,_hown   in   Pike   county   as   weU,Un* and out a#eln, and «m»th«r
.rtiiOrtmrmA   mer !     .._     ... __,     ....    . ,.__.! ._ I ant as the nation. I car arhfcfrailer up a hlU.
i?, ° .  r ""^ ll X    X of John:    T**  tadl«»  *T*   taking  a   very!     On   top   of   the   hill,   between
Wickline  and^ Otis ^Wlckllne. abided  interest  and  are  report-   S'nklng Spring and  Peebles, the
to  be  doing  a   flne*piece  of oflScers came upon Homer Gregg
work. ; and "Buck" Chenaweth. who were
suffered lacerations on the ear and) championship   honors   in   football! v*t},,*Zn      J**l 5£m     . Heretofore   there   has   been   aifleeptng   in   another   truck   with
a bruised shoulder early Wednes- j In   1939,  pUying  Irt  a  aix-school I _Jll^_7_     , . .}'y "***'* "^P"  fleld woman In each township, but  trailer  attached
Mr.    SUmpfli    was    traveling I     His    championship    teama    ini
| north.    He    was    Uken    to    the; track   and   basketball   were   tops
—   — -  iiuiui.      _i«.      w__       _■__!■      .v,      »..v   u««.k    auu     oa-_ri__ii    w_ic     ivra , «.       _/i_._.lin a    /_•■       _■_   1.11
Coopersvlllei  were  in  the  money inFMOTRATIC   I ADIFS Portsmouth   General   hospitel   In; |n 193S. 1940 ahd 1941.   They ledi !;:,„„».   ..5  ?^      i, wrij1 n .* dec
with their herd of registered big iU-CWIUC K AIIC   l_^\liir^> ^   M   Q ambuUnce. the "Blx Six" league in 1938^ and I P •»"»«». v-».  Luther Wick line et ^
type   Potand   Chlw   hog,   which jWILL CON\rENE SOON      Henry  Masye. 21. of Columbus  took   the   Scioto   Vsllcy   League ^?,n^!C"?nr^m* !,i**'li0n ,or  *****
Mrs.  Elva  Dowdie Has Been
day   In   a   head-on   coUlston   on! league.
, resents   the  plaintiffs.
Nominated as a Vice Pres-  j route 35, near Richmond  Dale,    j    Because of his intense  interest
ident   from  This" District Both drivers. Cletis W  Jackson  In   athletics    Mr    Swing   headed  Recreation Team Wins
! of Beaver route  1 and Benny L, the Scioto Valley League for three
1 Masye ot  Columbus, blamed   fog! years as iU president.
The    annual    meeUng    of    Xhf Jor xht cftuh
Swing  came   lo  Waverly  after!
; owing to a change in the pro-' The officers arrested the two
' gram. Mrs Helen Burgraf has men on suspicion of the theft, and
; Informed the press there will be during the further investigation
only one field woman in each on route 124. they found the
Fifth   Straight   VictOrV county. truck, a large International, with
grand championship in that| class. Federation of r>mo^tlc Women      ^     lnJured   ,„.„   waf   glven  ^^   .uccessful   years   in   Hlgh-i
Recent   Pike   county   fair   at-.cf Ohio wUl be held  in  Colum-;fl„t  aid 'b_  sute  Patrolman   H   '-"-*    •-    **»-____»-   i_   -_i~..
tenders had a chance to see these bus. Ohio. September  19 and  20.1 Q   McAdams   who invesUgated.
prUe hogs when exhibited at the at   the   Nell   House,   it   was   an-|w   "'"""■     TO *
Piketon   fair  grounds. | nounced here this week.
ouncca tiere uim »-_ei_. r, ' r      _n __t_*
Eiva hi. Dowdie of thia cityj   Peace Is Our Object
nm,.,n   Roiininn \***  been  chosen   snd   placed   ln| 	
oiuv-ii   svcuuiuu inomlnstlon  for vice president  atj     "Our   Ideal,   our   objective.   i»
—"       ,    _ I Urge of the  South  West district: ,till   peace—peace   st  ciome   and
The   sixteenth (^rsvhlch comprises the counties  ofj peace   abroad.   Nevertheless,   we
Highland, Clermont. Brown. Sci- j stand ready not only to spend
oto. Adams and Plk*. or the 0th; millions for defense but to give
Congressional   District. our   service  snd  even   our   lives
Following  is the report of the  for   the  mslntenance  of  our   A-
nomlnationg committee as of Aug-  merlcan liberties.
ust 14, 1041: I     "Our security  is  not  a  matter
President, Mrs. Anne Dorring-; of weapons alone. Tlie arm that
too, Cleveland; flrst vice president, j wields them must be strong, the
Mrs. Betty Horatman, Dayton; eye that guides them clear, tha
second vice president, Mias Esther ] will that dlrerts them IndomlUble.
Pnlsky. BeUaire; recording sec-1 -These sre the characteristics
reUry, M^s. Helen Gunsett. Van j of a tree people, a people de-
Wert: financial secreUry. Miss voted to th* initiations they
Katharine McCarval. Elynla: traa-1 themselves  hsve  buUt.  s   people
reunion will be held st the No-
name church on August 31, Mr.
Dsle Brown told the press totUy.
Everybody Is welcome. Those
attending should bring their own
table servcle and filled baskets,
according  to   Mr.   Brown.
Since Noneme is the old Brown
community, a great homecoming
U expected thU year by members  of   the  family.
FARM  LEADERS  MEET
A threp-day meeting of district
four of the Farm Security Administration, held at Lake White,
ended Friday evening.
Approximately one hundred
leaders, directors and supervisors
were reported to hsve been in
attendance at tha aessiona held
in thc club house.
AT NAVY DISPLAY
Ensign Herbert (Junior) Brown
has been assigned by the United
SUtes Naval authorities to Uke
charge of the Navy enlistment
office and displays at the Ohio
Sute fair grounds beginning Saturday, August 23. Ensign Brown
b a son of Mr. snd Mrs. H. E.
Brown of Bridge street.
HORSE  THROWS  RIDER
Leslie Brown, 30. who U employed st the Sherman Wheeler
farm near Beaver, suffered possible fractures of ooe ahf-ifcUr
and one leg when he was thrown
from a horse Tuesday. He waa
moved to tha King's Daughters'
hospitel st Ashland ln tba Da. 1s-
Hamm*-suin compsny ambuUnce.
SUBSTITUTE CLERK
James Bennett of near Stock-
date U ruhat(friting ss cleric st
the local liquor store while Roy
B. Wilson of Pikatoo is on Ws
annual  vacation.
Mrs.   Eva   Dick   will   serve   in dual   wheels  and  chain.,  at' the
that   capacity. , home of Dave Freeze.
The   AAA   picnic   which   was'     The officers took the two men
West
charges
willing to defend s way of life
that la precious to them all, a
people who put their faith ln
Ood.**—President Roosevelt. National Defense Message to Congress. May 10 .1940.
Marriage Licenses
GET£ PILOT WINGS
surer, Mrs. Telen Howsrd. Columbus
Vice presldenu st Urge: northeast. Mrs. Margaret O'Nell. Gir-
ard; northwest. MUs Margaret
NoUn, Sandusky; central. Mrs.
Clark Brooks. Mansfield: southeast Mrs. Flora Schob: southwest. Mrs. Elva Dowdie, Waverly.
Und   county.   Waverly    U   sorry | k«h '<«''^.h^!,Tf h  ._r.t^      Th*   AA.A   picn,c   whW*V w,i'     The   -ffl-ers took the  two
to loae Mr. Swing and hU charm-  „""'£! ^2__JuS_T   _^__t____*_ h*W    S\in6*r'   Au*u-'*t    ITth     at  to the Adams county Jail at
tog   family   and   The   Watchman! £,"? in  a   m'     .Vi"'. „8 *-»**♦  *■•***■•  **  repots  to have  Onion, where they placed d
Ukes   this   opportunity   to   wUh|^v7   ln  a   ,3-mnin«  •»*"«  Sun-  p^.*,   8   v^y   enjoyable   affair, againtt them,
him continued success In his new.    ii.,    _   '    _.    ".,_,   K _.m .  with   quite   a   Urge   group  Wm'     After  lodging the men in jail,
position. „-.;_?,..  i*..^.     , .i, hardest, the  various  townships  attending ! the officers again returned to the
•^         fought  rootest of the  year., each      Perhaps    the    oldest    member  rcene  and  besides  finding  many
...    ,.    ^    ,.      .. *. ; 252.* 'i'''I   "lit   •'^„c'n>~  who enjoyed the delicioua dinner pieces of equipment scattered out
W.  C.  T.   U.    Meeting    \m*u"<  «  **«**■   J**p  Voakum  Wa, Mr. Smith of-Marion town-1,long the highway they also dis-
  JJKiJ     iZ C__fr',-,,tL,k,r< °ut   ll **'P vrn*> '* M ***** •/oun«    In-'.covered   other   stolen   equipment
The Waverlv W   C   T   U   Willi     .'a''   Wak'neW   hurIer'  ,tn,cktnwt   is   being   shown   by   thej which was reported to b* valued
?ih.hLTvrl Bohiri T^n«i^y  both  ^l**  V*   ^  *h°uW      According   to   the   report.   Mr. the large truck belonged to Chen-
«otow^^ond^trtS^^l^mm'ndf<1 ,or'the,r c,e"n' S*_^^S,_S*5Vfe_5 **"**?** *»* "SL^Pt °?
be an Imwatant meetlna as it hi'   _C   um*    i.       i__. . ._.    Ev**r«l. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boyer. »tolen   property   utto   the   truck,
thr-?  to? ^Si"  annu_l  electton  of Lj^JIlf AM5? ,l,k'p,   up   *!' *** f»ml>' *'"d ***> «*n'»l Coun.; they had ihn>»n it out al_ng the
Un*   for  the  annual  election  ©I | amusstnent   park   this   year   and ty Auditor Wilbur Cool and fam-  highway,   evidently   planning   to
Tho_e In charge deaire th. at- i   ^,/"SStJ?* ,*orrunnfi*6■   K__  Uy can testify  that America  has; return In the car with the trailer
tend^e   of'alf  In   orte^^that I inF,L? «°"b^*yS W* fltli*hed P1*"" °f '<x* ! and   haul   It   away,   but   Sheriff
eaTh   Zy help  cfcsoa.  tSlr  oj!! ^^.,2"' "iTaxx oaa aoa S-l is *     £*"<   ">*   ^"^ ij **_.* r ¥_?«! "* °» Ad*m» COwXr <rf"
ficer, to/the ^mtog yesr. !w.w„     ;   _wt u^SES! ^«  ScOnTof«h7b^ ^i^u^^Sl^Kft
iMr.   Desn   D.   Deeds,  s   member,     sheriff   Mercer   returned   home
;of  the  sute  committee,   gave, a; at 4 a. m, Monday, after spend-
very   interesting   and   educating mg a sleepless but eventful night-
Davi_.i•J•'J,   on   vmrtou»   V******   ot   th*jwortt.
his AAA  Pr°fr*m !     H* told the press the equipment
1    Mrs.   Burgess,   the   sute   fleld  belonged to a contractor and oil
CONGRESSMAN HOME
ocratic   Wmsn.   Club   of   Pike
H.   Acord'a  court  have  been je»
county who Vffl be present at L^^ M loUdws:
the snnusl meeting of the Fed- j4lne, D. Wsy. 53. county
eratiotii of Democratic Women of, tuper|ntendent of achoola. Wav-
Ohio held at th* time and Place j^ .^j je^, Mtri4 shanks,
mentioned above: housekeeper. Idaho.
Delegates: Beatrice Mercer. Le- Robert Wlllisma. 21. laborer,
nora Keechle. Ruth Cool. Myrtle! Idaho, and Beatrice Blake, Is,
Brown   and   BUnche   Foster.        at  home,  Idaho.
Alternates: Viola Scott. Crease j Virgil Trusty, 38; clerk. Wsk_-
Ny*. Rose Flnley. Pearl Stedraan < fl«ld, and Dorothy L*Mast*r, 19,
snd  SerepU  Allen. |*t home. Plk*ton.
Otto Remy. 38. machine operator, Beaver, and Minnie Cutlip,
Charles   E   Dally,   son   of   Mr..    congressman   Jacob   E.
and Mrs. W. G. Dally of Ptketon  _£_   th€   we<rk   ^j   wlth
route, was among 229  flying ce-1 f,m|iT   |n   thu   city
del* who were graduated Friday, j    .i.\e- wji not Ji'urtt to W«»h-'wom**n    •*Pl*i*>ed    the    national: well driUer by th* nam* ot D. E.
August   ISth.   from   Kelly   Field.; jnJL,     Unt I    earlv    Member pro«r»m  w"***  W   Moor*'  **•»*; Moffet in Logan county.
Tex...    Mr     Daily    received   Ut -g? wTStCwe-sSSSS/        ffjE^SS   °*   hU   ^   "	
-wings'* and commission aa second j   !the organisation. _     „ n ,  g\___l*__,
9**9,9, -^ -„. .,„„..„   1   M"* **smm. Marl* stoii, vo-,To Have Grand Opening
MOVE TO  COLUMBUS     ! rational  home economics  teacher! 	
at   Waverly   High   school,  enter.!
TO STAGE FOX CHASE    '   if1, __""V.1'   "'«"   ****** *m*J?\    Sherman Trainer, proprietor hf
i-"***"*    j     John Knapp, who U now erti-!taln*d with a well rendered solo. ■ Trsiner*s Grocery, snSowicsM thU
__ .     . ,„ i ployed   in   Columbus,  moved   his "Whispering   Hop*,    accompanied morning that tomorrow and Sat-
Pike  county  fos_iMAters^ win, famny snd peraonsl belongings to*'*' Mi~*- Teft of Pebble townshlfr., urtj,._ Amrust 22 and 23. would
meet at the Pike County Fish and
Came Protective Association «club
houae on Saturday night. August
23rd. for a fox chase.
It hss been requested that each
fox hunter bring only one hound.
2* COONS RELEASED
NO FRIEND REUNION
that dty where they will  reside'    *-**t but not was a comic play-; ^  £,  ^^  opening dates  for
in the future.     * ;J*****" b\.Mrt^°.r*c,i.Sborr>* h_s   grocery   stoc*.   Mr.   Trainer
  i *"_- *U.Ur' M™   Trtt* which WM has a freah stock of gsttartes and
enjoyed   by  everyone  present.      food ^^ g^im, that" rJi will  be
AGENT ON MOTOR TRIP
PARK WORK TO START
20.   at   borne.   Wakefield.
John Shane, 33, bridge carpen
jJool^'^eeTZj:. '-ndl-i* ** ******* gggj
County Agent and Mis.  R. O.
McFerren   snd   family  are  on   a I ,_ „__.—■
motor trtp through  Virginia this      Council K. R. Litterest report-
^eek.   Mr.   McFerren   U   entoy-:**1 today that work on the new
proposed NYA stete park at the
western  approach  to  the  village
very  pieaaad to greet  hU  many
friend* at the new location.
AT FORT BELVOIR
Charles D. Mt_ore. who recently
Mr. J. L Friend and sisters told ^   Wsverly   and   I^GeUs   Vul-1 **»»•<» »° *** *™]Z*r '*i^n\ A-*Tt.-*in l nrtw  "   sUrt   in   the   very   iaSr i **** *nd|>c1S__ifrt0 ^r,^ ^-Z7L7±
*_***_\*_*»*_7& the  DivUion of Conaer/auon. | ATTEND LO.OJF. MEETING ^ure.   -^cording   to   Utit   ***-:^^in^Sg^__?^f1S!__r
i reunion of the Friend family     Noah Pollock. 18. farmer. Lyn- fi* county to 'Ute seventh dla-. .     —  „. iporta he  has  received  from  the• ?*?^1f*^t***J£l'LS5lJ1,S5:
thU year, due to the tragedy  ln don/and AltoTDaiilel. 17, ho_a_-! _** ******** J_\ i_**\L * _****_* L M,'LA'  R J°>2L '°d ,°^ ¥■**»* *** P"Wic work, and NYA i l"« C*a_*r •*, Z!*!^*^: \\Vi
the family of Walter  Friend, at: ^Ji,, waverly. jhad been cooflacatad by local of-|H. Johnson attended an I. 0». O.: ofllcUU. ; «i°_*- ,J?f if ftL_____**-2*_-M?'-"2?
whoae   home   the   reunlona  have)    Harry Steele 31  Uborer Wake-!0**"  ***  "legal   poanaaiorf and; T. encampment at CMUicothe held
been held.    . {flekkai-_  Sally Shy.  16. house-j a*1** turned toose aUo. ,ther* on Thursday.
 '                                     | work.  Lucasville route ft
(Mrs. Carl D. Moore of this city.
"BUD" GABLEMAN HERE
PARKER ON VACATION ■
Common   Pleas  Judge   Earl
Parker U Uking I
{TAKING   HER   VACATION
D.t    Mrs.   Eleanor   Pettit.   secretary
NEW  CLERK  AT  WAYS
TEACHER  VISITS HOME
Miss Betty Ray has res^-ned her f
TWINS BORN RECENTLY j    E W. (Bud) Gableman. vetarJ,
  an    C-nctnnati    Enquirer    corre-      Miss Martoo WUta. daughter of
Twins, an Infant boy and girl, spondent   in   Waahlngtori.   D.  C,', Or   and Mra. L. E   W3U of that
and an  instructor  at  SUt*
hi* vacation thu at the office ol County Agent R.' position  at the Landrum service! were  bom  recently  to  Mr.   and', eras   tn   Wertrty   Mondsy   vuit-: atty,  _
wesi'si  VsndSila.  Ohio,   where io.  McFetren's office. U enjoying sUtton ta Chillicoth* snd Mondsy! Mrs. Paul Voelker of near Alma.: tog bU hfO-bar aad sister-ta-lawj Teacher's Colteg* at Indian*. Pa
he  b  attending  the  Grand   Na-' a  two weeks' vacation from her accepted  a   position
tional  Trap Shoot duties there. -»**-*« *°od martet
as  dark   at  Dr    A.   M.
here. tendance.
Shrader  was  In   at- Mr. and Mrs. Charles. P. Gable-' is   spending   the   week   at
man. home of her parenu in this dry.
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