Waverly Watchman 1941-12-04

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VOLUME 85.
WAVERLY,   OHIO.   THURSDAY.   DECE.MHER   4.   IMI
NUMBER ll
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EASTERN STAR
INSTALLATION
Held Friday Night with
Scores of Guests from
All Parts of Country
FARMERS ASKED
NAVY PICTURES TO
BE SHOWN TUESDAY
RED CROSS ROLL
CALL CONTINUED
^^*!_j«__5^?*5_^lTfl SELL METAL!^^^^^1 COUNCIL OFFERED
Aid   in   Local   Campaign
SUGGESTIONS T0.T_/S3SE,ffiB_
tians To Contribute Cnu.___
Action   by   tho   Officials
The Pike county Red Cross
Roll Call which waa scheduled
to close on November 30 la still
on, because the solicitors have not
been   met   with   the   proper   re-
Pike &o. Farmers Should'
Assist in Nation-Wide LV3_BlJi tt «Sft
Drive for Scran Iron Ing Station. Waverly paper* and
the Waverly Theatre Invite all
> persons  interested  In  lhe  United
By  Waverly  Merchants'
Association   ot   Tuesday  Night  Meeting
Tennessee   Men   Arrested   by
Marshal  Anderson  After
Looting  Store  Yesterday
MR. AND MRS. ALLEN ispons*  by  many  people  of  Pike ORGANIZE CAMPAIGN  States   Nery   to   attend   «   free  M 0 R E     PROTECTION  i_t_T  they  had   lilted   14  dollar, TIES  UP MAIN  ROUTE
county    and    the   goal    of    1,-001   sound movi* which will he given
_. ...      .      n memberships has not been reach- _        «• **  ___*i        mi- •    18t  lh<*  •oc*"*  th**-1"" «>n  Tuesday
Chosen as Worthy Patron led and has not even b_*n close- For Collection Through- evening, December o, «t 730.
. r, .       99     j r* I     This   movie   will   show   various
OUt LOUnty; food 3Up-   phases, of  Navy  life  as  well   as
i other   educational   lines   in   that
And Matron for Year;  {j&iau .^charge omSJ'ibu -
Rituals Beautiful
Ipalgn.
It Is highly probable that many,
! Pike county epoplc are not cog- j
ply Increase Needed
JOIN
| branch    of    services" offered    tn
; young   men   InUrestd   in   joining
An   urgent    .pneal   to   farmrra Uncle   Sam's   fleet   and   learning
Quick action on lh* part of
M_-.h-l William Anderson on
Wednesday afternoon resulted in
Ih* arrest of two ••shoplifters"
. pproximatcly one half Imur
.ifter they ha
worth of merchandise from Stif-
Asked for by Group and      The two men gave their names
A Stricter Enforcement   luuci-**-.'both of jofamon. Term'
Traffic   Ija\VS   Ureed       jwh*n   Placed   In   the  county  Jatl.
11 unit.   i*ma   *urf,cu      i    sho^y nfttf , p. m   the two
———— ! men emerged from Stiffler** stor?
A  enmmittec from the Waver-  nnd as they were leaving "Bud
FOUR INJURED IN
ROUTE^KRASH
Head - on Collision Near
Alma Occurs Saturday
Night At 11:45 p. m.
Iy   ReUil   Merchants'   Association dy"   Crabtree   noticed   a   pair  of
nixant    of    the,
fact that the A-1 °t   Pike  county   to  market  their a  trade.
merlcan .Nation-1 scrap  iron  as part of a national      a   member   of   the   recruiting  met   wtth  council  Tuesday  night gloves  drop   from   under  one *of
al  Red Croasj-scrap   iron    collection . campaign station  will   be  present   to  con-'*'   Mayor   Leo   Lorbach'*   office their coats.    He immediately noti-
_*• ""Society is an a-1 designed    to    aid    the    National tact  citizens  of  Tike  county  in-  and   dincu'sed   several   improve- ngg Marshal Anders.-.:!, in charg*
=;      gen'cy    of    the'Defense  Program was made this terested In the Navy and  to an-; ment*   deemed   necessary   in   the of the »heriff's cmre at that time,
3     federal   govern-'. *»v«ek   by   William   Cutlip,   chair- twer   question*   on   that   branch  near   future  In  suggesting  ocUon who    started    »n     investigation.
ment   On Janu-' man  of the  Pike  USDA  Defense 0f   service. I l'"tn the city t&veynrratni. Marshal   Anderr on   questioned
ary 5   1905   the'. l» ard. \     At    the   *am*   time   Secretary      Spokesman   for  the  group.  Mr clerks    in    the   local   «tore   wh-j
House and Sen-1    Mr.   Cutlip   announced   that of   the   Navy   Kno*    announced  ■*  p   Vallery, outlined  the  *ug- claimed .ihey had noticed the two
Worthy   DCIFPOI-OG ate  In  Congrcji • SecreUry of  Agriculture Wickard the   enlistment   drive   for   I'nele  gestlons   compiled   by   the    local strangers   but   said   that   none   <>f
Grand   (fLU uKUDD Trembled   a n d   **** called  upon  American  farm- Sam's new Two-Ocean Navy and  merchant*'    association.    He   was ihem had sold any articles to the
stalling passed     appro-I «r»   *° cooperate  in  the  national many  young  mon  have asked   if  accompanied   by   Mr    E   T.   Te- men.
Mursh.il  Ander-
The Bnnual installation of tlie j
offtcer* of Waverly Chapter No.
89, Order of the Eastern Star,
held In the Masonic Temple on
Friday evening, November 28th,
proved one of the most beautiful
and impressive of the 44 held
by the Chapter since Its Institution.
The presence of  Mrs.  G.  May
Sharp of  Cleveland,  the
Grand   Matron   of   Ihe
Chapter of Ohto as th* Installing
officer inspired the attendance prlate legislation creating nnd campaign now under way to they wer* eligible to enh.t with->•"***■ Mr H t Junk and Mr Marihal Anderwn picked up
of  the   greatest   array  of  distln- establishing   the   American    Na-  helP  Provide necessary  iron and out  a high  school education ***   *»    Gregg, the   trail   of   the   Iran-lent*   and
gulshed officials, guests and mem- tlcnal Red Cross Society as a *'**• supplies for the Defense Forest E Roberts, commander Tr>e group asked council to drove to Piketon. Not finding
bers    In   the   history    of    the   voluntary    relief    agency    to    be  Program.     Information     received: cf    the    local    American    Legion. *tudy   these   problems, them   at   Piketon.  he  started   the
local chapter. These included financed by voluntary contrlbu- bT the De'ens* Board emphasise, po,t, answers this Important. •> ,Thi" .*°"nc'' »tud*** ***** ***' return trip here and apprchend-
the following six Grand Repre- Hon* The Congress declared the x*'*x America needs all the question for th* young men of | vtrability, if funds were avail- „i the two men walking on t.
senutives.    Mrs.    NeUle    Maeder  purpose of the American Nation-   »cr8P   lron   *****   *****   "   •»   P0**** •'Pike county. <*°J« du*,,p* next year, of adding s    M.   about   half   way   between
of  Illinois, who accompanied  the ai  Rcd  oross  to  be: WDle  *° «*' lo helP  mc*'  **">**'      "Navy enlistees <ln not have to ?r
Grand
Porto
Connecticut
Scheeler,
Jones,
and
Kansas
tron:
trlct
Osa   Johnson   D«y.   District   No   Army  and  Navy.
22. of Portsmouth, and Mrs. Mary      31    To   carry   on   _   system   of   .   _,"  "   '*XX** J°  'n*  °nl°   ~S '"* examination*. Now. more than     .
Johnson. No  33.*?he Ioct.1 district,; natkimi   and   .mention*.   __liel ,™ _?*??& ^^Z ^  ~«' «**ore. the Navy need, men *£   *•   ^Jg^SltS^n.  la "SZl^
of   Clrcleville;   twenty-four  pre*-, ln  timc  of p,.,^  tnd,  appiy  the  •"*..*•***      The   OPM- ha»   been  Qt  that  type
ent and Incoming Worthy Matrons ,ame ,n mltigratlng the suffering' j~n'n* °" " dr*ve '? ,"■"*?£ MAI1 appllcanU, whether or not
and Worthy Patrons and eighty; nuKd by pestilence, flre. famine **** **0***,'_?< **?"p metal fr.om ^e 'hey havc high school diplomas,
visitors   representing   thc   follow-   floods   and   other   great   national  ciX***, Jr*7^*"*   r*?,UW,   . jf °   »r*   *'v*"   nn   elementary   exam-
ig sixteen chapters: The Mother calamities and to devire and "d "' .xh*. DcP*rt"*ent of Agr,. it tj ^nUlning about 100 que.- \,?S.rn .1^ «,„,«.._ n...?»t#. ntVTHV nnv \Tt\irrc
Chapter. Royal No 29. Wa^hin^^^'^^.-irel^f preventing £^ * *~E^n« *e *? °' «io"»" ****•**•* Commands «h','«*«« «* P™P«^W* »»£ DAYTON BOY ADMITS
ton  C.  H.;  New  Holland  Purity.! Mmc -"-P   f rom_ the   l.rmi.    I   am  RoberU  "Th_«e receiving a grade  _***nw_y ***_*"****. *"■?*• *° *****
No.   65;   Clrcleville  No.   90;   Rob
ert
Forest
Wood
land
ferson
ouperior   .-
^.T'fPwi!0 *?":a£ln___°-,_N_''*-' »*_»»*•«*•«.•** ofvth, sacrifice. yllJ^S- *£__ --_-_ to;»choo'l .*'Hc *Hta wi,dcr .b"k-i machin*. In th. main business
411; Uberty No. 413. ae\-el»nd;lttat ^ being made ln our be- m.\r2~ii.,' ^-1^ ii,„ fi e,,r **™nii Xo ""I "P'11 '" •**"■'••«: district Several ca-e, were cit-
Chllllcothe   No    419:   Wrtemouth  j^ (market £el,   ^ p   hwn   at   CUT-  advTOement in position and pay >dTo council ?f   "cTtton'ZhTrr
No.  424  and  Lucasville  No   493.     A contribution to the Red Cros.!^^ ^^t^^!^j:":.mS5:«T,_,!_? ViJ-^l »"».-*__*•   h:\d   ,ied   UP   x**m*
Prlba    Administration
nitles.
F.   Junk,   who   >»
..   today,   is   ex)*rct-d
terests here to prefer charges against the due
2)    That   council   should   Mudy  up,m  his  return  thl* evening,
the   idea   uf   adding   new   tegisLa-	
_.  424  and  Lucasvllle  No   49S.
while  Ufty  member*  of  the local  „  a  contribution  to   the  boys  in   £?£ ,^rfnm£',,rb.y,l,Jr!  2?*' '  ftclrnt in  En*,uh  may
chapter  extended   a   cordial   wel- i uniform.    The     success     of     the  __r*<*.   Administration     However        «.   of   .^   N      .%
r _e sen, » sTmSEi S^TbTiSffi TT,^1' S?*^*^^
v.—1/.-.   ___,..-_„   .   v— -—.   —.-,, j,«.~   —   ••>*.   .......   Mmmu  .ra-   narkine    in    th-     -»nte.    „f    »h»   nr    "*"*    made   on   with    a
com", to these-xuests. causing the ' £_£ "and   Navy^e^nd,' upon'^HJ»'^  ^^^t" ,^f '«'»"• - r**'*™_\ ^°»"     RT uj'" ' K ' an_      _TvlrT «h'm ' lh«  wh.LCh    I-.™1*!*1 ,KX    »
total   attendance   to    register    in^     volunteer     army     of     men.  l!™"!^  ,     llf,.  ,v.     ila,,£^1   w,th D  knowledge or apt'
excess of one hundred and thirty  „,„,„   and   children    nt    home :  Lr(*.P.."Tr^.lt1^ h* .?"".?_   handling   tools   might  W
A fifteen year old Dayton youth
wtM   has   been   vUiting   ralatlv**
.n    the    Dutch    Run    community
near   Waverly   was   in   the .Pike
that
car
parked
ith  a  key  in  th.  lock  in   front
titude for   ,,„rkt7,.;    ■„,    ,    )onz    time,    some     .
--— -."r.—ll ; '   "'men   •»"•   emmrm   m    .."mr    tj.*.-^   Pr0flram   th-n   .,,   muk ■   -*   marked. M  ,ong as  a  hal, an  h Mu,.   nfjh* Clodhopper store on North
who   wcre   privileged   to   witness  Th.   heritage   of   all   liberty   lov-,      „■?*  l!?f   0L    ,     _.If fnr  tradc  or *n8'neerlng  .-ourse.    m,   n*m„   xie-utts,   while
and   enJoyeiTthe   beautiful   c*re-: ,„„ p^pte II now on wo J trial   "Thou JTbrC  ^r^   «n_,   M'"  wilh  r°'"?  edU",",n  ■"" *******   d^rcg'rd^    traffic
mony   and   program  planned  and  your    contribution    to    the    Red.  y   I    7,tLa     ,,  _.. a,        ."'qualify   for   mid.*hipmen«    tram-   ,lf. th       jt       „ »Ue«ested
conducted    by    Mr,.    Ulllan  Cros.   today   i,   a   purchase   of   a I i*Ui7*7?<i?'C, fJ^.i'^J" .,h!''"« **•>*****, **} «»«• Na-'-"  *******  thai  th„ "t_iat,_n could   _•  "cr-  "* i*   *tX**   h«.had   >*"******
drivers
rules
street   on    Tuesday   evening
The  youthful  automobile  thie'f
wn*   apprehended   less   than  «>n«-
V^nemTmmZi^ V«^«heVr tchooi ^Ibey
wlll    guarantee    to    your  1°"*   ff1  ^s^J3 "^mnQT^'. w,»    ******    *,,r   ******   du,v   •"
the    ,     me    individual! ^ ^rr^^%ir^Th Te' ^T"   ^   *   """'   °f   '"-
*"","   T!utl   c*"\Pn'U*_ ,k , ,s   :     "The   Navy   has   four  excellent
Mr. Cutlip emphasized that the  tradr  schrol,   to  whlch   nr,v   r^_
cr.me   bv   a   stricter   enforcement  \nXo *** m"^"e *"d drove ***'**
. f thr )aw h<.rc 'rom the store as the owner cam*
41 That council .houid ^ '""**. the grocery, only to _ee hi,
•hat motorlsU would stop run- machm« «"ln« ••«"•'•*■ "•♦* ™n-
n-ny through   town  at  late,h'_ir.   *   .     ..        ^, .       .   _       ..
of   the   night   with   cut-out*  open      Another   boy    who   knew    th.
Shrader,   the   outgoing,   and   Mr*.: ^hare
SprepU  Acord  Allen, the Incom-1 which    »
&   Worthy   Matrons. , chUdrcn    the    s a m e    Individual   ,craP    'ro" rT*"on..
The beautifully djcorated chap-    ighu    ,nd    llbfrti„.    ,0^orTOW ; I?..*  ^.™J,«3..*.H,roul,h  VX*' »'*_•
ter  room  carried  out a  patriotic!
color  scheme.   The officers  were
all  ln  formal attire.
The chapter wa* opened
retiring officers and as th* '
Grand   Matron   was  presented
the altar. Miss Jennie Marie
sweetly  sang  "May Time,''
being cordially welcomed -.
Worthy  Matron, she  wa* escort- j     Failure   for   Long   Time    i f0L_*fr*"P'       . ...  ' nearly  fifty  skilld  trades or  vo.
ed to the East and accorded grand!   i J^El0™.^.^^*!   _____ *'__!_' ca,|on'  ,0   whioh   the,r  "P"'1"*0'  f'reement and that he hold mu-  •****>**■_ »**<*■    Marshal    Andervm
.reminded    today   that    they    can \     H   thpm   „nd   win   rfW|v<;   free  nicipal   court    thu,   deriving   ex-  "w   °**  **->*l**   walking   in   the
drunkenes*    and    traffV    en-
Meanwhlle Deputy Shenff Jes«e
honors.
The Grand Matron following s .JJ^A-'^uthL.T Oh_?-I-_S- \^**_  SS^S  ____  ™hSi:'",»ll».  VA,ued  *X i™******  °{ tra "revenue from tines and costs
fellciUous   greeting   to   the   chap-; !"«* ■ ^jgn«d     a     temnS^rv \   !a^,       I *?*   UJL.f<**J  d**"»"   'n   addition  to  their  m*   Into   the   village   treasurv ?*_?*   ******   UP   'or   questioning
Ur  presented  her  beautiful gav*l 8E_*_2P£?_XJT h«S?__7 K?1^011   *'   **0"****™°**   ofuUr  Navy  pay     Such  an  educa-      \,r    Vallerv   told   council   t:>at      The car wa, found a few mln-
to the Worthy Matron to be imd 5£*2£b£ ' Mon", Uie food necessary for their own,tio_  i% ^^ f0f advancement  ,„„,    were    merely    ,u_g..tUs  «'«   *****   <*>   a   secluded   park-
-._ .__   ..... ch*nts thouchl  x*** Pt'ce near the Farm Bureau.
'   ''.    where   the   boy   finally   admitted
he had left It
during the evening
Mrs. Emma Yahraus. the retlr-
I    Light, In "thl* community went j "XTrding to Chairman  Cutlip. i i",e^hf ^ncTud^T *** '**"' ^rlVV^cT:^ _"
out a few minuUs after 5 o'clock many producers whose farms are I ■*■** J*.,Snfi^ ,„ .„_ tH.  *°?}±   ^   __^__^   ,0
Masons To Have Annual
Installation December 10
Uyawg by"toe Urge a_uembUge.|^* ",'.".;;£ o,^^ these   citizens   that   th*;    The  merchants' grouo told  the'    The annual  inatalUtion  of the
Following an impre»lve opsa- * SSa_l whlTh'TiwS&J^teWoSS^Sffi^ N'^Z ^P" ^nir^lToA14 IU 1"**°* Xnax **** wnuId «ub'T'it »iom«" ot °***nX l**** ■*>; 3"
ing of the chapted by the r--.pow«r line, of the Columbus: C^ts that are L uTgTmiy nl_d«l' cru,t' ,to ,^nibiy ,500°, .-^copv <>f the sua^tion, at once r. A A. M. and Family Night
tiring   officer.,   the   distinguished; £d Southern Ohio Electric com- i "„   th.  d.?e™se?££mm **  cSSS  mon"|   ln, th*   vt,Z. n"r   'S;-b/.tht  "I***** fTk Jl*" "* °i>t**v*^*> "«»' x^nn'
offlclaU    were    presented     Intro-1 pany i I__i*er_ed pro_r*m,     t.u-p  ,.  o^,, to man  the  many  ships,    Councllmen    then    esithorired  day   evening.   December   10th.   lt
duced. welcomed and escorted toj    Thi,  blare  started  at  a   35.0001    c^u *   panted   out    that    the:6""8   Uiu?ch'l d"llyvU"de,_i!_«!! p'.n_rn_3  *?  F"-1?"'  "»«"*•  which • wa*  announced  here  this  mom-
aeau  In  the  East gallon gasoline storage  tank and ,„iu   far*"T who   "ncreases   hit["**"**?**   ,w^°~an   ^*avy   pUns, lnf|uded _alar.es for the year tor ,«,
Mrs.   Shrader   presented   each! destroy^!   a   garage,   shanty   of-; ow^ foo^upply by b%edl___ «.! ^ b«lB« carrifd wrt' ^^^^W^eru'S: 'det'7 *^*   ^   J^'v^r..^^
of  her  officers  with  a  gift  a* a! flee,  thr** trucks and  two auto- j other   ww   ^   {/„_   pUnUng   .
memento  and  expreaalon  of  her mobile*    on    the    oil
appreciation  of  their  loyal  «p- j property
port  during  her year  f''
and  ln  return  was  th*
of  two  lovely  vases  from
at  a   3S000i^*,\.w_:   —*....____    _».._    .K..    .k.: helng   Uunched   dally   under   the; payments  ot  current  bills  which
Be  tank  and    .^^"jUK^L^L^SL  ^iimm«n«   two-ocean   Navy   pUns, r„c,uded claries for the year for  ,
»*.""*  _*~. small   farmer   who   increases   his k_.i-»  -_,...__i  -,,» | „..,  ...  „._k_..«   ,*.. ___«.__.  .<__.'
d^rUiliXr'^wT.i' ta.l^X*'1.! "ens^oT^W^erTyTr; __&
*   "^^hSSa^iSSTttfe »i Democratic  LadiesI^SS _««, meeting , di,- 3!^.tK^Wn5La
K^ra^M.   Day,   genera,   man-1 *««%, %n\^& ^. ^ \ planning    Passing    Party !«"«"l'|j  «-  ^h.^ ??nd   _^k\^tlr% nc_T
ur^bni5irrrohooofln3eaStffCrass__,js_ _!    ttL js:■*s_&,,,--iss-th: tstei&'w'afevs:
»■_* "•■l•»■•»*•*_-_.___?   *_-."""_   "_._„_°,*rea»—the food proceMfhg punU.,     -w-   Pike   county   DcmOcraUc'>,„„_ „r ih. niihi <>,«* ih. rii. ...ii,^.   /_;.»_   u._.h.i   ,~4   .
For Half an Hour Afterwards with Three Cars
In Another Mishap
Four persons were tevertly injured in a two-car crash Saturday at II 45 p. m. on U. S.
23 at Hewitt's cave, approximately seven miles north of IhU city.
Th* accident occurred Just 1.7
mlics north of the Pike-Ros*
county Une on the mam high-
way.
Corporal XV. M. Tallman and
Patrolman H. A. Watson, who
investigated the accident, reported that tha northbound car
Involved was driven bv Bert E»py
A Franklin. Ohio, who was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bain
McCoy of Waverly route 3.
tn a southbound car was liar-
old Reiser of this city, the driver,
-fid Miss Eva Zimmerman of
Piketon,
The patrolmen reported that
the Espy car', on the wrong side
<>f the straight road near the
Hewitt', Care curve, crashed al-
n_»t head-on into the Reiser
machin*. Itoth machines w*re
practically demolished about the
front erfds and blocked the high*
way for half an hour before a
truck pulled them to the b*rm
of  the  road.
Mr, and Mrs. McCoy were
taken lo the Chillicothe hospital
fallowing the wreck in the A.
H. Boyer ambulance from thU
city Mr. McCoy suffered a fractured hip, broken teeth, laceration* and abrasion, about tha
face and chest Injurie*. Hia wife
suffered- a fractured ankle and
laceration, about the face. It
wa, flrst thought that she suffered   in'emal   injurie*.
Mis* Eva Zimmerman, the occupant of the Reiser car. suffered a fractured jaw and a bad
laceration on th* chin. She was
rushed to the Chillicothe ho*ptta!
in   the  A.  H.   Boyer  ambulance.
Reiner suffered severe cuts and
brutve* nnd was attended by Dr,
L,   E.   Will,  of   Ihls   city
Dr. Walter Kramer of Chillicothe attende*__>the Injured accident   victims at the  hospital.
E_py receH-ed bruises in t*"c
wreck He wa, arrested by the
<tat« highway patrolmen and
charged    with    reckless    driving.
When arraigned before 'Squire
Albert Trego in Chillicothe, Espy
was  fined  $10  and  costs.
About five minute, after thU
accident occurred, a traffic tie-
up which involved three cars a-
h.ut 300 feet north of th* flrat
cr:nh itccne was reported by the
•fficer*.
A car -driven south by David
RichUr of Chillicothe rout* 7,
■ tm^g-rl because of the blocked
higffway A second car driven
by Vora Butler of this city pulled
up back of th* Richter auto and
stopped. A third car rammed
into the rear of Butler's machine and knocked it ahead into
the  Richter  automobile.
The patrolmen said I've driver
of the third car Jumped «.ut and
ran off into the hill*. All three
cars were reported to be out of
running condition after lh*
.mashup
Patrolmen Uter contacted the
third car drix-cr. Wllby B. uer
uf Waverly r«uU 3, tvho said
he -ii dared when hi, head
■truck Ihe windshield after hU
car cr_*h*d into Butler'* auto-
m. bile.
Bauer was arraigned in 'Squu*
Trego's court in Chillicothe later
<nd ..red 110 and costs on reck-
le**   driving charge*.
The Reiser machine In tha
first wreck was towed into Waverly Sunday morning by the C.
W. Myer"* wrecker. It was almost completely demolished ami
was beyond repair.
Start Decorations
The Past Matron, and Patrorairon.    Adams.   Scioto,    Plk*    •nd.home'UM,   &ut   h*   can   get   s JorSd todw    The busine«  _es-i £*7 £**__-£
wer.   recogniied.br   being   pre- Highland countU*.  darkening Und, higher quality of food b»- E^-Sbigtoi*  tSlP    n. ; _Thv  ___^__T
aented   and   Introduced.                  I tuch  due*  a,  ChlUlcothe.  HI1U-1 „d«,,- the defense chairman add- i 2£Jl i JSJ\u fm f*L
«»_      _.._  __.__    ____.__. ■____. .w_^_ _i   *_,_.-._____.   ,—  .AAit.r..  #r_i__, , Ii»*_i_- nc.al.   will   lake
these   precautions   ar*   not   ***n' tain   the   members   of   the   Ma.
owners,   city  of-  *onic   families   which   includes
prompt. iflcUU will  Uke step, to rid  the the   children   in   the   ftrst   floor
~. ~—^L,'._1„T   "■.■__-.l"itTiilrii".7l«uir__i *nd 11 scor* of     aaU-l"_. ■    M 8'<>0 •*   nv... *T* W*U   _*  ■ 1 ">*vn   of   thU   growing   nuslance.: loctal room. An entertaining pro-
ly    voiced   aentiroent,   presented!Clrctev |    small Urmera who wish to aldipauing party.    All the member*.'
Mra.   Shrad«r,   with   a   loving- boro s_nd Jackaon. ln addition to ed
her Worthy Patron and husband, | er  cities
Dr.  Albert  M.  Shrader,
beautiful combination  E
Star and Masonic lapel
Council   u .11   hold   their    1 >st Z*otn  which  will  be enjoyed  by
.■_»•_.«»   *********   ot   --»-- erj^ri_-^a_g a^->»- *?*J«~* ^In-aaSSTot tiW TlmTmrl^H^llTm^m- being   punned   and
r«_JM_J «S   KmmmFSL iTffl S*   *   -   ca^rKveS r^ufto ffl?. "glT""' «-  Lorbach  on  December   »6th   ^^J^^ %x ^^n^
i"__gS_ni« b°eu«    IN" drtsrSuS   iiLfZ- *•*?? of U^AAA P™"™ K      £»_ Iuck »-_J«« b. .erved .. T^i Z" ! ___   £££? of  \nm\t'TmluS
with   an  equally   fln*   awiUmentl hours    tne   oeiay   oemg   __■   **■ aoatance.   For  example,   theluter ln the evening
h«   made   fltttna   re»pon»e.   Mr. the   *lectrtc   company   employe,   Vmrioua p,rtur« and -Oil-Improve- 	
and   Mrs.   Shrader*   aervice   toLconcem   about   overloading   Une*;.   p^-tie,.,   {„   which   pay-: .
Under Surveillance
Dr.    R.    H.    Marksrith.    state
! the members of their families
or*, cordially invited to be present
WUllam  E. Tetrick  U the  retiring and Vernon Blake the ift-
.   service   to'.coneem   aooui   ov*-io-_i_»   i""": ment   practices   for   which 'pay-,
tbe chapter baa been meat out-; by   turning   all   communities   on.mentf *n ^^ b0Oft ^ Unn.     GRANTED   A   DIVORCE
.undlng. I at one  tlm*. tmg*, effort* to Increaae hi»  own!   •     (health director at Columbus, re- ™    'w_Sl  «___•
With the mattera concluded an     Arthur St**)*, loading a truck  _£_.   guprsty.   "Beside,.-   CuUip;    Common  PUaa Judg*  Earl  D.; ported  Tueaday  the   carrier  be-. c°mm« ■ wonn*pIU*  M*»"r
intormUaion was declared to pr*-;at the tank, aald that he 'urned  -^  -many ot th* soll-eonserv-  Parker has granted a dlvnrc* totiUved   re»ponsibV   for   th*   out-j 	
pare- for th*  installation  and  a* around, *aw th* flames and ned|ln, ,nd wu.bullding crop* grown Murray StrelUnberger from PolU; break  of  tvph.id   fever   in   _*> .»     Ij»«TX»r Man   Annnintfrl
the   old   oaken   executed   their to sartty. : ln Ohio can be used as feed for StrelUnberger en grounds of ne-,county last month had been lo-    *J««***J~f •"«■" rxy*miitv-j
Ther*   were  no   casualties.        Uveatock, aa well aa for protect- * gleet. | cated   and   placed   under   «ur.-, _____■
  : lag and Improving the soil."       !    The caa* wa* uncontested.   TT* veilUnce. Mr   Henry  J-  Bender of  Ja»-
OMEGA  DRIVER  FINED   ' , I plaintiff wraa repr*»ent_d  by At- j    p,.   Markwith  said departm«rt per lias been appointed collector
—1.  .  ... <       rope   -po  cill I'MHIIS      j tomey V,. T. Reed. Inspectors had determined that 19  for   the   Columbus   &   Southern
Emm-b-lU F. 5oph«r of Omega:     **-pl-'*«»  xv *9f*f*"•*-»*»«*»     1 mmr^9sl7a7m**ssr. 'S_____Zi____   __«»»'P»~~_« •«•  I0__fam_lie*_ ha_ c«ti- Ohio   EJe-rttlc   company   in   tba
The Hayes Electric Company
and assistants are busy this week
hanging guy wires and Itnes for
!*-e Christmas street lights for
th* b6Ud»y »e»»c)n. Laurel for
decuratuig purposes arrived her*
early in the week. Etnmor Hay**
said this morning that the lighU
would probably to turned on thU
Saturday,   December   Sth.
The holiday street decorations
and lights do not cost local Us
payer* a cent as tbey ar* paid
for by funds from the Waverly
Retail Merchants' _Association and
a  smalt   council  appropriation.
retiring march  for th* last tlm*
. tbey wer* acclaimed with hearty
applause.
During   the   brief   inUrmlaiion
MU*  SUR  again  sang appropri-i
RECOVERING   FROM   FLU tratod   th*"dl-*-__' -rom* head Ja'-^er *nd  Latham district.
cheese   which   a   transient   had      Mr.   Bander   invites   all   users
ate   atmgi   and   Mr.   WlllUm_E. j WM fl^ *_ ,nd cost* by "Squir* j    . 	
Tetrick,  a  Past Patron,  delight-;W    s.   Barr*tt.   ChUUcotha.   re-     L. P. ValUry. proprietor of tb*,
fully   rendered    pfa.no,   number*.', cntly on a charge of tafUng to ValUry Hardware, left Uat night •     Magistrate  C.  W   D.  Twyman helped make    He explained that of   thta   servic*   In   **ld   district
Th*   Grand   Matron' then   as- -i*jd   tha   right   ot   way   on   a for Columbus wbyr* h* wiU at-. *f   South   Market   street   t>   tm- known   carrier*   ar*  k*pt   under to pay thalr monthly bills at the
aumed   tha  <_U1_   and appcHsted; highway, flled by the sute high-. Und   a    meettng    of. hardware proving at hU horn* from a caae survatlUnce and prohibited from «tor*.   formerly   Dewey,  of  Jaa-
(Cc-J_c__d sa Page Six) way patroL . dealer, this week •*_ c_   tha   flu. working wher* flood u prep-pad. per.
Bazaar Saturday
The big pre-Christmas bataar,
featuring many home-made gift*
su:Ubie for Chris tma* gift*, together wtth a bake saU will b*
held oa Saturday, December Sth.
at Leo Lortsadt's c_Ska on North
Market  street-
The hsxaar is beiog sp>*a*s->r_-i
jpiruly by the Martha-Mary Society actd th* Calvin ClrcU group
of th* local Presbytanan _____