Waverly Watchman 1947-06-26

              PAGE EIGHT
TBK yAVERLY WATCHMAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, .8.7
DEATHS
O-ORGE W. T-DD
IYivate funeral rite* were held
in _-tc_sburg. Virginia, for Georse
Washington Tidd. 73. -___itant
profector of physics al Virginis
Polytechnic Institute. BlackSburg.
since 1943, who died Thursday
nisht in a Radford, Virginis,
ho.<~_Ul.
He had Juat campleted hit
teaching duUes for the term there
when stricken with a hesrt attack a few days ago.
Mr. Tidd Is turvived by hi*
wife by a second marriage. Mrt.
Emma MoClsln Tidd of Black-
burg. Their son wat killed by
the Japanese tn WorM War II.
A native of Wakefleld. Pike
county. Prof. Tidd wat graduated
from Valparaiso University in
1601, and cbuined hit master of
science degree at Iowa SUU University in 1911. He was a protestor of physics st Kansat SUte
Teachers* College from 1913 to
1917, snd hsd done engineering
consulting work and Uught at
teveral   southern   Institutions.
Vr<.<i Tidd wat a past president
of Uie Iowa and Kansas SUte
Science Teachers' Association, S
fellow of the American Association for Uie Advancement of Science, a member of Use American
Pryslcal Society, American Chemical Society, American Institute
of Electrical Engineers, Oklahoma
Engineering Society, Sioux City
Academy of Science and thc Kansas Academy of Science.
4-H CLUB NEWS
ll_r.T    _OM_-~A_*_t~—
Tts* taeoetd sneettsss ot t_* Happy
l_strv*f_ak*-_ _a* _«ij tt Mtrritt'a
' Mw*. Tti* pre_t-*nt t_l_■- th* .neel*
lln* to order tnd Us* wer alary called
; th* roll. Ttt* club illnuimiit th* v_r-
I lou* project* o(T*re<_ and declda-d up-
' on Norn* <3«-eor a U_*
! Retr*s*ts_sessts sarer* (erred after Us*
1 busSSMM mxtln* and nsetsstwr* decided that each tn__b*r saroutd Uk*
turn* fumtahin* s*lit__r_eau tor Us*
maatmga
Tts* ctub wa* ad'ounwd to ssseet on
Jun*  SOth.
«_AJlOL  CLARK.   Meporser.
.asm tm*.i r 111 is-
I The club met at Use home _t Use
'■advtaor.  Mr*   *_-h*r  Tarry,   Th*  fol-
1. win* olhc*ra were c_<s_eo: P W<__-
I rldre. pre—dent: Rotttatit* Groom*.
I _ _- prealdent: Grace TerrlU, aeete*
. tary*t_r**uj_-r:   Khirley   Cutler.   s_*****
atktti   leader.   Kl*v**s   other  rtsembera
j were   pr**s*tst.
I    Another   meetln*  wa* a«t  for June
tint.
IIJ-JL-N   BR-eSTER.   Reporter.
: li.   OKOV_   in I v   OAU—
I The rsweUrt* wa* held at th* home
of Ruth and Rnaetta Ma 1th*w* - on
lune Sth, and wa* opened by repeat-
In* tts* 4*11 Pledae. Twelve rssens-
ber*  wen  preaenl.   They   worked   on
, thetr   projects.   Cam**   ssrer*   esvjoyed
Ism! rKreatsmrnta **rvtd fotlowtn* th*
i bualrse**   meettns.
IfEUEN    PUSH.   Reporter.
c.ivr.Ns cRArrsMKN-.
The third meettssc oi Us* Given*
| Crafiamen waa held at the home of
, Mra. Gladyi Cisco on June Strt. The
I meetlns waa called to* order by the
pret-dent fle* stew trtembcM were
1 added, rollowsnff th* rsteettis* a picture waa  ahown.
The n*xi meetln* will be held at
the home of Mr. Guy Brammer on
IJune   Mth.
RICHARD    ADAMS.   Reporter.
MRS. ANNA  .VmnKCOLE
Mrs. Ann* Wlttkugle, 79, a naUve of Tike county and widow
of thc late Lou Wittkugle. died
Moeday night at her home. 323
Pershing avenue. Hamilton. Ohio.
She Is a sister U Will J.
Schauseil of thit city. She snd
her husband Uved in Waverly for
more than forty years, about forty
years ago, when they left here.
She is also survived by one
daughter. Mis* Mayme Wittkugle
of   Hamilton.
Funeral ssrrWceo were held In
Hamilton Wednesday and the body
was brought  here  UUs  morning.
Local funeral services will be
held at 2 p. nv, Priday, from the
Gregg Funeral Home with Rev.
E. II. Bull officiating. Burial will
follow in Evergreen cemetery here.
The body will remain at the
funeral home until Ume for the
final  rites.
BEAVER  BOTS   (III'.—
Th* Beasxr Bo)*' Club met on Rapp'a
porch trom *_SS to • p m. on June
llth. The -dvuor Ir.iervle.-d each of
the BWt—See* c*>-cemln* thetr project. The followsn* boy* were pr***-
*nt: Marty L_ney. Jame* Moore, Jerry Rap. . H«rble Nutt. Thomaa Rapp.
Davsd Qutncel Gene Jame* and Richard   Rape
W* are to meet attain on June Sth.
GENE   JAMES.   Reporter.
CAMP CREEK BOTS* CLUB—
At the Uat meetlns member* had
a* visitor* the Camp Creep Superettes and thetr advisor. Theiirt- Vandyke, nana were dlacuaaed for a
trip to Evervbodv'* ranis assd to th*
Cincinnati   Zoo.    fir*   prevention   was
alao Stemmed.
The ne .1 meettnt will be held at
t**e hom* of Emory Sal. _r_ th* advisor
RAY   TEMT1--MAN.   Report*
rt.rj»
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Wills of
Columbus spent the week end arsd
Monday wilh hit parents. Dr. and
Mrt. L, E Wills ot t-xunltt avenue.
CAMr    CREEK    M-rilii-rn s —
At the fourth mxtinf of tfi* Camp
Creek Supcretlee which wa* h»»d at
ttse Camp School on Juste tth at t
a. m. th* member* each told ten
rood safety rule*, thla betst* thetr
Safety meetln*. AU m_i__ia were
preaent but one. ror recs_t*Uo_ th*
_3r_   went  (tatmmln..
The nevt meetlst* wtll be h*ld with
th* Camcj Creek boy* at the home of
their   ad*V_e.   Etrtorv   Satyet-
BE-TY VAXDYKE. Reporter.
COMPLETE   INSUtANCE  PROTECTION
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U*_* ■■ ANO H1ALTH fltt    j
tASM _IUU M UT-Al AVTOMOf. U MSV-ANCt COmfAHt
title iun»u msjtvai net in-uiano co__«j**t
sent tut tao un -chmahci co rar asa
i    ELLIS D. (PETE) DAVIS
PHONE  .St-W
001  8. LOCK STREET WAVERLV, OHIO
USPS  NIMBUS  TBt-tBUtS—
T_* _■_ tsiMUsse was held recently. Member* checked an Ut* Utu*l us
nf i thetr cexs)«ct_. A picnic waa dlacuaaed. Tar recreetion Us* elub wtot
fwlmssUn*. All metrtber* wer* prea*
*nt   but  on*.   Xellle  McCoy.
Member* planSKd Jun* lt_h for th*
:.*»!   mcetina
JESSIC   RENO.   lie;, tier.
rtKK  CO.   OAIRT   CALF  CM.'B—
Th* second m*eun* of the Pike
County 4-11 Dairy Calf Club was
called to order by Ut* pretsdent al
the boas* at Dick and Tons SlcTtt-
sen on Just* 10. Twenty.art* of th*
thirty-one   member*   wer*  prcaenL
Waller Deacon, the advtaor, dls*
maid the Introduction ost csttle tnto Americas. II* alao talked about
the different breeds nt cattle. Mr.
R O. Mcfcrren tkstrtbuled project
booka to th* ntmuit 11* told u*
wbat to t**d ttt* calve* at tha different *fe* and What to do about
flliir- out th* feed r**___a tn Use
project   books.
After refreahsssenls were served, the
meetln*   adjourned    to   meet   at    the
home of JuanlU and David Tripp on
next   Sunday   afternoon,  June  SSnd.
DAVID TRIPP.  R*porter.
ELM   GBOVE  BUST   OALS—
The ninth meetln* waa opened by
repeetm* the 4-tt Pledc* Thl* meet-
In* wa* held al Use home ot Dart*
Smith. Slember* worked on their
projects. A wetner roast to be h«ld
at Lak* Whit* on Jun* Xtls was* dlacuaaed. Came* ware enjoyed durlns
the rrcieatton period R*frc*_ments
were  aerved   by   the  hoateaa.
Ttt* meetln* waa adjourned by the
vice presadent.* Wllma Wllllama. to
meat on June SCth at Use horn* of
Wilms Jean Smith.
AL--A-S   IJTT-E   tEWERS— v
Th* dub met at the home of Mrs
Clarence Lump, the advtaor. The
meetln* waa called to order by the
prevident. Member* sni-rie- th*
roll call by ttanvsstf * favorite atwrt
T-ey then had open dlscuaalon *oout
til work. Ttt* stexl meetlss* wtll be
art Safety. Member* played tame*
followl/if   the   budnrta   meetln*.
I    The  next  meetsn*   will  be  held  on
Juste   SSUs.
DONNA   LUMP.  Reporter.
' HEAVER BOYS' CLUB—
I Th* B**v.r Boy*' Club met In *
joint meetlss* with two other dub*
at the Beaver hlch achool auditorium
.on Monday. Jun* 2nd. At thla tlm*
. a Rural Ufe Ps-dram was (tven and
a ptcture. "County Talr." was ahown
i Many ot Sh* parenU attended and It
14-H   club   boya   were  preaent.
GENE   JAMES.   Reporter.
IHHWliil    CAMT-fRK   CHErS—
Tts* third meetln* of the Dallyvlll*
Campflre CTicfa was called to order
by Prealdent Dortt Tackett The
ininutaa' werw read artd approved
Th* committee rnsorted that th*
Dallyvlll* BapUat Church had *r«nt-
*d permlaalon to th* club to build a
fireplace ctn - thrtr kst. Members then
went to the church lot to **lect a
sit*. The place t__o*en now awaits
final approval-
Members returned to the advlaor'a
hom* for recreation and refre_smenl*
JAME 8TACKETT. Reporter
COSTBOY*  AND  CMS  Vt  CAUCO—
Th* fifth meetln* of the Cowboy*
and Gala In Calico waa held Jun* tth
at th* borne ott the advlaor. Opal
Bayhan. Th* roll call was answ-*rtd
by nam Ins a flower. Due* were paid
al this sime. Shirley SheeU brousht
h«e embroidery work for inspection
Vlaitar* were -lord. Lawrence and
Georse Beekman. Edward Strickland.
Ivan llaynea. Boyd SheeU and Ml_l-
cent   Smith.
The prealdent adjourned Ut* meet-
li_t   until   June   ltth.
MARGENE BAYHAN. Reporter.
BYINC1TON   NIMBLE   THIMBLES—
Ttse aecond meetln* waa held Jun*
tth at the advuesr'* home. Tts* roll
wa* called All member* were preaenl artd th* club had two visitors.
Ruby Ford and Evelyn Greets. G_me*
were pUyed followtns tb* business
aeialon   and    refreahmenw   *er.*d
Ttt* next meettag waa aet for Jun*
ltth.
EDITH   YOUNKIR.   Reporter.
ELM   OROVE   BUSY   OUTS—
Th* prealdent called th* m**tlst*
to ord«r. The aaceeury called th*
roll and all member* were i-;e*ent.
Tlney dlacsuaed th* protect- *t_ls
meetln* was bald on June tth at
7.30 at Us* ttotn* o* Charles Gleaton
T!>e merlin* adjourned to meet on
Jun*  llth
BILLY   WYCKOFT.  RaporUr.
4-H   COUNTY   BAND—
Tts* first meeting of the Ptke County
4-H Band waa held at ttt* Waverlv
Crad* school bulldtn* on Jun* Sth
tt IJO p. m. Member* decided to
-lurnate th* ii_eUnca between Waverly and Piketon with Mr. Prank
Shelby Ukln* chars* ot th* peac-
llce* at Ptk*_m mad - Mr Cbarle*
Shrader at Waverly. At __* meet-
In* ftfteen member* ss«re preamt.
Oncers elected wer* Joan Wets*.
prealdent: Hobl* H_m*n. vtee pr»«-
tdent; Nancy Cool, aacreury; JuanlU
TSrlpes. ssew* reporter; Tom Shelby,
recreation   leader.
Th* nteelln* wai then adjourned
to meet *t Plk*ton on Jun* ltth.
rUANITA TRTPP. Reporter.
WAKEFIELD    JOLLY   MtXEXS—
The Wakefleld Jolty Mixer* met at
Scioto Townahlp school with Bv* member* preaenl- Project booka were dla-
trlbuted and dlacuaaed. Another •**-
tlon era* planned for June ltth.
VIVIAN  RHODEN.   Reporter.
LATHAM   HCSTLESS—
TSe Latham KsitUera held ttsetr
sixth meetln* on May 9th at the
hlsh -school buildln*. Eltht members
were pceeent and lour absent. Jun*
Uth waa aatoettfl a* Ut* dau for th*
nesrt   meettsM.
-TAXLEY KNISUCY. Reporter.
STUNOCRS   AND   STITCn__~—
Th* Hlsh Stn_c«ra and Stltctiers
met June UUs at lh* home of Roaa-
mary and Carl Trusty. Th* m**tl_*
waa called to enter by Use president
and Us* roll was anawerad by (ivta*
th* nam* ott a vegetable. M*__sers
then aroeked on thetr project*. Rec*
-eatinn wa* bald befor* lb* meetln-. assd foUo-i_c adlourmant re*
fraahartenU   wer*  »*l»*d.
The next m*e_tnc wtll be bald at
lb* Sarsreu Church. At thla sneet-
_vs Us* parents are tnviud and a
d*s_-_rtreU-_ oa* projacsa will b« (tven tsy the  mambet-.
MARY   DAVIS.   Reporter
a  few past* In Its* project books on I
th*    f(-_U_i    of    pu*.
Aitar    r*rr**hm*n_     ■**»    served. I
th*   meaUs-i    was   adjourned   to   reconvene on Juss*  loth.
JVANITA   TRIPP.   Baporter.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
BEAVER VALIJtT LIVEITOCKESS—
Tts* sixth nsattlns was called to
order by tts* prealdent at the bom*
of Gene Brsjeha-. on Jun* 10 at I
p. in. All th* nswiSm* war* pre**
ant TB* aaatstaot advtaor. O, N.
Lochbaum. ulked about fvedtn* piss
and oaIva*. It* also discussed Us*
•»«»**** of pie* and bow to control
sa_srsss*.
Tba meetln* a-djosirnad tn meet either
at tha hom* cat Benny Wiseman or
O. N. L~~_-*l__. whenever Is Us*
mora convenient,  on Jun* SCth.
JUANtTA TRJPP.  Reporter.
1 roil RAL-b-CrMm _*pa ra tor. Ul' FOR SALX—1*41 Ford Tud*_* Badan:
tood   condiuon.   tl-UOO.   Robert   Hop-   alao Caterpillar Tractor. Mra.  Blanch*
Kr.   Ptketon.   Ohio.   Rt   I,   between   Bailey, -O-Eatt Second St- Waverly.
verdale and _*-t*l. **_s*Up    j Ohio. * t-lt-Up
' ~P0R SAU-*__dl_* Cul-vator; Oliver! ~POR SALE—1*31 Pord Coach. S H.
' Breaklns Prow and Dtac. All hoia*, P.. run* food, took* sood, pitted tlgM
, drawn. A. X. Blaum. Waverly, for quick aala. Lao Green. Duke,
jOhlo. t-l.-tlp    {Ohio. **lt*-tp
PR .T_tS POR SAIX—Ilk to -*Us.
*ver-se SSe per pound. Bob Doll,
Grandview   Hill.  Waverty. -Ohio.   __tl
WAVERLY   JOLLY   BOYS—
A sroup at boys met at the hom*
of Paid Edelman on last Monday,
Juste tth for th* purpose of organism* a 4-H club. Mrs. Grace Eleyet
saa* present to *».!_ Sevan boy*
wen preaent and project* chnacn.
were woodwcrrklsw and Elecutctsy.
Members decided upon th* name for
the club and elected officer* aa follow*. Joaeph Cof»r j<_*d*nt: Pran*
cla Hoffman, sne* p:»«Sdent; L-s«rrence
Hoffman, aeoretary, John McCoy, news
repot ter: Ronnie Martin. recreaUon
leader.
Paul Edebnan Is advlaor of the club
and Mra.  Paul Edelman  the awutant.
JOHN McCOY. Reporter.
PLEASANT BILL HELPtNO RANDS—
The meetlss* wa* held at the home
of Louisa Burdette All member*
w-ere preaent but on*. Plana were
rrlkde for a picnic at Lake White.
Member* decided to meet attain on
Jun*   ltth.
  DARl-EN-   KIRK.   Importer.
{ POX SALX—Two Baaet* Puna. •
jnsca, old; alao fit* mother of these.
I Theae ar* v**-y sood rabbit do**.
| Robert Christ-nan. 114 W. Nosrth St.
Wavarly.   Ohio. «-lt-Up
I FOR RALE—Coolerator Ice Box. 1*0
jibe, rapacisy. prto* S-SCO. Mildred
: Dakenhattar, Idaho. Ohio.        O-lt-U
I POR SALE—Tsn-lon IBIS Interna-
Uonal Truck. ITS-tn. W. B.. In sood
mechanical condiuon.   C-krlea Youn*.
IS ml. trom mouth  of SunAah  Creek.
I up Lay's Run. S*S*t*p
POR SALX—Good Hcatlns Stove;
Kenmora Sweeper, wtth asUchmer.U:
larse walnut Wardrobe. CaU PUteton
i-ti * -s-tap
FOR SAIX—Hayxvtlle property: *■
nn. hous*. good well ot water, school
bu* pane* door; priced reasonable.
See Mernl Beckwtth *t US North SL.
Wavarly.  after  4  o'clock. S-li-U
POR SAlX-l-tt Model A Pord
Coupe, (ood Urea, new battery aaat
beam UjfttU. fair condition. James
Hartley.   Piketon.   Ohio. S-ll-U
SEIBERL1NG
TIRE     SERVICE     CENTER
Pik^AutoSupply
S-milt
SL
F___M x~ew
Wxve-ir. Ohio
WANIED—Board and room with
private family: wish hot and cold
water: bath; a*** *0 and over: ttate
amount. O. H. Par.-, e-o A. L PrStt
Routa  I. Grove City. Ohio        0-S-U
\ PLANTS POR SALE—BoUs early
I and Ut«: cabb***. thre* varieties;
tomatoes, alx varleUes: peppers, four
varieties; sweet poutoe*. four varieties, celery and cauliflower, one va-
| rlety each. Coy* R. Bond. Idaho,
I Ohio. 5-3-tS
• POR SALX—Oulboard Motor, 3 11.
P.. Sea Kins- Ilka new. Pried tt
fUSC    Mjrreo Dtxon. Wa>*erly, O. __3
; POR SALE—«-r_t. Houae. naar Main
ttreet, tood outbuUdtnf* and cellar,
wtll. Elva Blanton. Box HB. Pike-
Son. Ohio. S-S-Up
POR SAIX—1KB Plymouth 4-door
Sedan; good eondlUon: sood Urea;
new teat cover*: beater. Goodaell McCoy, Second SL, Ptketon, O. l-t-Op
NOTtCX—Identity of person who
look bicycle trom In front of Waver*
ly Theatre Ust Friday niarht u known.
Return aam* to Mas. lack Betkey,
C1T South Market ttrreL No ques*
nor.  asked. *-l»-tl
t-CBO-SD REAL BSTATX -AUBs-
MAN: Afhiuied with Rosa Realy O.
Oreenfleld, OMo, *S_11 bat *__1 in Hart
srtuac* tnd rural rati eatat*. Uoyd
I_~~~tn. W_k«fl*td. Ohio,       S-lS-t-p
WANTED—R * 11 a b I a mldstl* seed
housekeeper for family ot three;
rermanent poailton. aiSOO par weak.
Inquire Euiene Rskn. 113 M*pl* nuud
Aw. W«v«rty. Otslo. S-S-Up
•srt~T—SUs*d«rd Oil Price Book.
Plndrr retum to Ouy Schauaetl. phone
310. Waverly, Ohio. S-IO-tlp
WANTED—Rellabla man for farm
work. S3 to 80 years old: board and
room: .1.00 per day. See Elmer Firmer. Wavrrly, CX-.io. rou le I.       8-II-U
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MOORS** CORJCT-B LIVESTOCK
The fourth meetln* was caUed to
order by Pre* dent Bob Brown. E—dtt
meertber* an**___d th* roll e*D cy
namfn* a type of tree. Ots* new mtsm*
ber wa* enrolled. Bwtn* dlaeaaa* a*
well as t*od.'stf. ear* and manas«tssnst
were gtattfam Com** were played
for   recreation.
Th* next tnaettnc dat* ae'.ectad wss
Ju-«   ITUt
POP  PAR-CE-..  Reporter ,
M-RST  STn__-~__-nrTES—
The sfstth tn**-UK* of Ct* dub wst*
b*kt at tha hssais* of tb* advlaor on;
tun* lllb, at »_e p its. Ttaae wen;
mmmtrt roe deoonanc tb* esub,
booth at tt.» Post. June Uth wm,
■braaa  for  th* next   use*Iks*. .1
MARIE -VANS. Repoftar.
BEAVER VAIXET UTESTOCSSXS—
Th* _fth t_**_ss-t et th* Beawar!
Valley Uverloe* Oub wa* caOeA te]
order by P»s_slant Donald anaatnanl
at tb* hom* oa* Richard VaUery aal
May -.Tth at I p. nv. E-dutaa mam*
-a***-** %a.ta.-uV war* pcaant. The ]
adv-aoe. Bob Amlin. fava a talk *•'
Oe ear* et catvm end vies. Afteri
*m **m*a*m he gave Saa mm aw*
ea eaSgataaat  wt&eb  wm*  ta  na*
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Fancy
Baked Goods
JUMBO SIZE
GLAZED DONUTS, Doz. 35c
OLD FASinON
PAN ROLLS Doz. 12c
CINNAMON ROLLS, Doz. 20c
COFFEE CAKE Pkg. 25c
JELLY ROLLS Pkg. 20c
HOUSUM or ADAMS
BREAD Lg. Loaf 13c
-VBOL-rmOEAT
BREAD" Loaf 14c
RYE BREAD Loaf 15c
Cigarettes aT-SS    .
Potatoes JSZ'vUSti
jf""*     1_ 1 Home Grown
LiaDDagC   Crisp Solid Heads
/*"-.      Tr Maxwell or Bos-
-__-OIiee   cul — Low Price .
C,__-._-*L.^-4.4.-   Premier, in Sauce
spaghetti j-i h_i _ _.!
SPam   ...    .
Apricots °S£9S*
Pork and Beans
Delicious
Large Can
Ctn $1.59
10 Lbs 45c
.       Lb 5C
.   Lb 45c
.      Can 15c
.        Can 37c
J  19c
GRAPEFRUIT
SEGMENTS
In Srr_p — Wsa tie
Now 10c Pkg."
SUCED
PEACHES
la Syn-P — Wss tte
Now 19c Pkg.
GREAT VALUES-FROSTED FOODS
RED PERCH FISH FILLETS.-. Lb. 35c
COD FISH FILLETS Lb. 35c
POLLOCK FISH FILLETS Lb. 25c
HADDOCK FISH _T__~~~~-TS Lb. 42c
PINEAPPLE, Sled. Pkg. 27c—Crush Pkg. 25c
BING -BERRIES Pkg. 23c
CALIFORNIA
APRICOTS
la Syrup — Wsa Jle
No\-**l9c Pkg.
SUCED
STRAWBERRIES
Delicto-* — In Sjrop
Pkg. 49c
MEATS
They're the Good Kind—Extra Tender—Very Delicious
Boiling Beef   .
Beef Roast, Chuck  .
Pork Chops, Shoulder .Lb 45c
■'
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•       •       •
,4
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Lb
32c
Lb 45c
Neck Bones, Meaty
Frankfurters, Tasty
Ground Beef   .   *   .
Smoked Sausage   .
Pork Liver  .   •   •   .
• •
Lb 12c
" 39c
Lb37c
Lb 49c
^29c
DAIRY
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OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
WAVERLY, OHIO
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VOLUME 90
WAVERLY, OHIO. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1947
NUMBER  -IJ
CHANGES INtNA
SETUPMMABE
Proposed Cut in Appropriation Cause Temporary Closures in Area
COUNTY SUPERVISOR
Here Will Have Responsibility of Serving Affected Ohio Counties
Due to a proposed cut in the
appropriation ot (unds Ior the
Farmers' Home Administration
for the next fiscal yesr, several
>*11A <_*_ces are being temp-rarity close- this ***«¥_ and their
counties will be serviced by the
iPike county offlce In Wsverly,
it  wat   announced   here  today.
The _bove Information was released to the press by Elmer K.
Shoemaker. Pike county supervisor, in charge of tha local office, ,
FKA offices effected by the e-
-lict wiU be the district offlce st
Gallipolis, servicing Gallia, Meigs
and Jackson counties; the lronton
office which service* Lawrence
and Scioto counties; snd the Chlllicothe  offlce for Ross  county.
All three FHA offlce* sre
scheduled to be closed on Friday,
June 2Tth, Mr. Shoemaker told
the press.
With the closing of the above
mentioned offlce*, the responsibility of serving these counties
■will be assumed by the Pike
county supervisor, from his offlce
In   tha court  houte  ln  Waverly.
This wjll place a total of six
counUes under the jurisdiction of
the locsl supervisor.
The action was found neces-
asry by the government ss Uie
appropriation fund* were slashed
by action of the House seversl
-dsys sgo and Uie measure Is now
ln the Senate awaiting develop-
mentt. and It depends on the final outcome of tbe appropriation
bill as to whether Use offices
closed wtU be reopened, Mr.
Shoemaker  said.
The PUce county offlce of Use
THA which it s branch of the
Department ot Agriculture how
-ervJcea a lota, of IM families
ln this county alone.      *
-Repayments on FHA loans giv-
<en tanners In Ptka county dur-
%g Uie past six months foUow:
TOecwrtoer. $3400.
Sanusry,  $1.1-3.
Fetonsary.  *3.-90.
March. $1,800.
April. $6,000.
May, $3,000.
Air. Shoemakers will check, the
offlcet  out  tomnvorw.
CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM IS SUCCESSFUI.
Mrs. Elva Reed General Chair-
man of Nice Meeting Hefd
At the Methodist Church
A large crowd ssras in attendance Sunday morning at the regular services at the Waverly
Methodist Church when members
of the Sunday School classes presented s Children's Dsy Program
which wss enjoyed by everyone
present.
Mrs. KIvji Reed wst general
chairman of the -program which
follows:
Organ prtlude, Charle* Oxley
Shrader.
Scripture.
I'rayer, Itev. R R. Bull, pastor.
Offer and  announcement*.
Prayer song. Gene James,
Reading, "June Time." Bobbie
E-ell.
Reading, "June Flowers." Jane
Benlngcr.
Song,  choir.    - .
'Good -Morning." Jimmy Llpsey.
"Flowers an^-Chlldren." Carolyn  Helmajitf—
Solo, Ej-tzabeth Ann Johnson.
Song,  primary  class  of  girls.
Trumpet "tolo. Trio: Joe Heibel,
David Roberts and John Baughn.
Solo, T(_svny McFerren.
"Patriotic Flag Day," Tommy
Griffiths  and  James BuUer.
"The Roses Speak to Ut." Judy
Birkhlmer.
Song, the Choir.
Solo. Bobbie EieU.
Roy's Recitatign. David Shrader.
Trumpet tolo, Dicky McFerren.
Song,  Primary  claw.
"Some Visitors,'* Vickie Vsllery.
"Summer -Tcn-reTS,* Kitty Folll.
"A Uttle Man." Teddy Scott.
Song, choir.
Solo,  Charles  Helman.
"Pansies," Jeff Way.
■Recitation.  Robert McConkey.
Children's Day Visitors." Sylvia Dean.
"Summer," Joe Birkhlmer.
"Summer Showers," Msrg Sautter.
"The Message of the Flowers,"
Ruth Ann Griffith* (with lighted
cross*).
Closing song.
Benediction.
Organ  PosUude.
More deflnlte^plans tor the big
Kids' Day program to be held In
this village on Friday, July 4th.
were completed Mondsy night
when committee chairmen of the
event ot the Waverly'Retail
Merchants* Association met svith
P. Vailery, general chairman,
day's program will be in
two separate sections, the pet parade, bicycle races and other contests being held in the morning
from ten until twelve noon, with
double header baseball meal
being played at the Amusement
Park  during  the  afternoon.
AU children are requested to
have* their pet* and decorated
carts. Wagons, etc., entered in Uie
big pared, which wiU start at 10
a. m. at Trtfcer's corner on East
Second street snd move wett to
Market,  tbence south on  Market
prize ln the parade will be $3.
second $2  and third  $1.
The parade will be led by the
Waverly hl^h tchool band under
the direction of Chsrles O. Shrader.
At the meeting It wa* decided
Large Crowd At
Golf Oub Dinner
Over sixty-five members snd
guests sttended Uie Lake White
GoU Oub Dinner held st tasks
White Inn on Thursday, June 10th.
■Movies made - of Bobby Jones
and other _U_~~e' golfers were
shown during" the meeting and
the cU* planned further social
activities  throughout  the  season.
On Sunday at least atxty golfers were on the Lake White golf
links. The "poker hand" game
■wss split by Captain Smith of
Georgia, a guest of WiUiam Vsllery. snd Dr. Crittf-leld. each
having a  full  house.
This Sunday a blind bogy wlll
be held.
Return Home From
1,000 Mile Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fisher of
OilUloottw have returned after
a 1,000 mile motor trip which
took them Into th* mountains of
Tennessee. Eh route there they
stopped in CincinnaU to sttend
Ruth Lyon's program at WLW and
while ia Indianapolis they visit
ed Cadlet' Tabernacle. In Kentucky they toured the Great Mammoth Cave and attended the
"Grand Ole Op'ry" broadcast in
Nashville last Saturday night
B/_LL CLUB LOSES
> 'Manager Ed Frazier's Waverly'
Merchants baseball team traveled
to Chtllicothe Sunday and were
serfcrely trounced by the Federal
Reformatory nine by a 10 to 4
acore.
The box score or details of this
ere not  reported  to tba
4-H Advisors' Council
Planning Jr. Fair Night
The Pike County Junior Fair
Night August 7, will include a
parade of all 4-H clubs and livestock and a 4-H club circus, it
wat decided by the 4-H Advisors'
Council and Extension Service
personnel last week.
Mr. L. P. Vailery will aerre aa
announcer tor the pared* and Jim
Moore as ringmaster for Use circus.
Substantial cash prise* will be
given to parading c_*b* scoring
highest on attendance, originality, appearance snd -power to attract and hold attention, representation of projects, snd representation of 4-H Ideals.
The 4-H clrcu* * tor the fair
will be chosen by judges from
acts presented by club* at Uie
County 4-H Picnic Ju_y 8th.
Elm Grove Soldier
Now In Canal Zone
Staff Sergeant Raymon- C.
Myers of Elm Grove srrived In
tha Panam Canal Department recently aboard the U. S. Army
Transport "Blanche F. Slgman"
which sailed from New Orleans.
He has been assigned to the 140th
Ordnance Battalion. Corosal General Depot Post oi Coroaal, Caaa!
Zone. V^
The organizaUon to whicn he
hat been assigned, located on the
Pacific tide of the Isthmus of
Panama, is responsible for Ute
maintenance of certain types of
ordnance equipment in the Panama Canal Department
FAILED TO STOP CAR
(Mrs. Gladys F. Ta~b~tt of Chil
Uoothe, arrested. _\__day afternoon hy Uie state highway patrol
and charged with Tailing to heed
a atop sign st the Intersection of
SUte Route U« and U. S. 23,
naar here, entered a ptea of
guilty when arraigned in Magistrate C. Lewis Rtdenou-S oourt
and waa fined $5 and costs.
REGISTRATION IS
TO BEJEQUIRED
Merchants  Decide  That
Advance   Signing   Up
Will   Aid   Program
FOURTH OF JULY
Celebration Will Be Divided into 2 Sections;
Contests in Morning
LOCAL 4-H'ERS ARE
TAKING 21 PROJECTS
Lest Year's Completion Bee-
ord of 79.7 Per Cent Should
Be Surpassed This Ycar
A total of BM Pike county boyt
and glrlt are working on 617 4-H
club projects this season, striving
to improve latt year's completion
record of 79.7 per cent. In 1943
Plka county boys and glrlt l*d tb*
state when 94 per cent of Use
projects  started   were  completed.
Sixty-eight boys are learning
to handle tools sod make useful
articles from wood. TVelvc boyt
sre learning the fundamentals of
electricity and Its aate use while
minor repairs are being made to
the electric wiring system and e-
loctrical appUsnc*t.
Learning to maintain and utilize tractor power most Intelligently and economically In farm op
SEVERAL CASES
-1LEDJK0IIRT
State Civil Service Commission   Present  Last
Week for Hearings
TWO   GIVEN   "BOOT"
Aher Being Taken Back
For About a Week To
"Cross Up" Hearings
Four   dismissed    former   stat*
state highway employes appeared
LAKE WHITE SESSION
ENJOYED BY FHA'ERS
Girls and Advisors Work Together Daring Week Stay
At Kenneth Litterst Camp
Leaders snd advisors of the
Future Homemakers of America
from chapters in Row and Pike
counties spent s psrt of latt week
at Littertt'* cottage st Lake White.
These hom* economics girls tet
up a schedule.of work and play,
so that each girl snd her teach
ACCIDENTS HERE
ARE INCREASING
Piketon Route One Farmer Loses Finger after
Hay Binder Hits It
SEVERAL CRASHES
Jr -hared""t'_e"housekeeping"re-jCause Highway Injuries;
Homer Smith's  Hand
Amputated Saturday
A  Piketon   route   one   farmer
tpona-blllties
Saturday   sftemoon   was   tpent i
in  a  buslnest  session   with  Misti
Joanne Mtnby of Buckskin, who
|lt  Ute  president  ot  the  dUtrict, j
ln   chargst.   Joanne   is   slso   the
Stale F. H. A. president, to most t-rtered Use km of a finger whits
In   court   here   before   the   Civil of the question* under dltcustlon  •vorklng   on   hi*   farm   Saturday,
Service  Commission   last  Thurs- j w**re of tutt-wide scope.   One of ■ aft Ua a abort time later a Latham
dsy   in   hearings   that   began   at;them was Use plan for a "friend- resident  suffered the loss of hit
eraUont It keeping ten boyt busy. '9:Jo in the morning and continued j »hip   year.'   Mitt   Lois   West   of -eft  hand  In   an   automobile  ac-
Seven -boy*  ossm  and  care  for! until  almost   five  o'clock   in  the | Waverly gav* a report of the re- cident,  and   two  other  motorists
beef animals; 28 boys and 8 girls
have dairy calf or heifer projects.
Twenty-four boys and 4 girls are
feeding market pigs and 15 boys
and 4 girls have breeding gilts.
Six boys hsve poultry projects; 2
hava rabbits snd two have lambs.
Conservation projects Including
plant and Insect study are carried
on by 13 boys. Two Woodcraft-
ers sre studying forestry.
One boy and one girl have
flower gardening projects. Fourteen boys and 2 glrlt are rslsing
either vegetables or the entire
fsmlly   garden.   Three   boys   are
to Fifth ttreet where three cash!raising  one**half   to  one   acre  of
prizes   wlU   be   awarded. _ First {fleld com.   Ten boys are raising
potatoes
Girls sre carrying 233 tewing
projects including learning to sew
cotton, school, tailored and dress-
up dresses, undcr garments, arsd
the   complete   corlume.    Twelve
Uist sll  -hildrc-i wishing to_ par-1 member*   sre   carrying    knitting
This Sunday tha Merchants are
to travel again to the Ross county
city to meet the ChUUeeU-a Colt*.
TO SPEAK HERE
On Sunday evening, June _•_-,- .       .... _ .. __
the Rev. H. H. Cassl.r. chspJaln|f-reet. has been redeeoeatini[the
BEVTVAL AT STOCKDALE
A revival service is in progress
at the Church ot Christ in ChrisUsn Union in Stockdale. with
special  singing each  night.
Rev. Nellie Rica It the evangelist snd Rev. Tom Colgrsva is
psstor ot tha church.
The public ls eardlsuy Invited
to attend any and sll services.
REPAINTS  B-3TAURANT
Charlet   Moore,   proprietor   of
Moor*"*   Re_~*ur*i_   eo   Market
of the Federal Reformatory, Ch_-
Itcothe. wtll deliver Uv message
at the local Bible Christian Church.
Rev.   Gassier  ts   s   very   able
speaker end win teil many Interesting  things.
Special made -s slso planned
for the evening.
The public It invited to attend.
PURCHASES NEW CAR
Sari  f*p~U_*Y a son o( -ttMftfT. _____^___
Jesse -Cf-etsr, has purchased a AT SUMMER SCHOOL
new   -lash   cenyerUbl*   trom   a     Mia* Mary P-ttimfe. of Ptkaton
<3~i_U~e_Se dealer.   Mr. S-«_-r isihas eoroUed In.Wttenfcerg Col
employed  by  tha   Standard   OUitege tn Sprisagfiaid tor Uie aasn-
. Company in the Rots county dty. saer school. tana.
interior ot hit popular, dining room
this week, which is adding beauty
to th* recently painted exterior
of tba building.
GIVEN PROBATION
Myron P. Must, rd, found gull
ty oo a charge .of forgery In tba
Rosa coca-sty court, has been grven
two  yea.*   probstiim  by  Judge
Howard G~~~*t_m7  thete.
ticlpate In the events would be
requested to regitter with the Individual chairmen at their various placet of business.
AU entries tor the events must
be flled wilh the respecUve chslr-
men   not   later   than
noon, July 2nd.
Those wishing to enter the Pet
Parade are asked to register with
Chairman A, E. Blaum st the local Kroger store or with BUI Vsllery st Vsllery*s Hardware before  the deadline.
Chairman WUllam Schauaell
win have charge ot the Boy
Scouts in tbe parade. The local
See ScouU sssrill also serve to assist the sheriff* office In handling
of the crowds.
A tpcdsl cath prize of Jl will
also be paid by the sssod^Uon
for the best decorated bicycle ln
the parade.
There will be two divisions and
two classifications in the bicycle
races, with many cash prizes being  offered.
In the boys' events, tbe flrtt
race wiU be for those from 8 to
12 years of age. The race will
start at tbe oorner ot Third and
Market streets snd and at Sixth
and Market streets with three
prize* ea followt: First, 12, second  81.  third  78  cents.
The second race will be for
boys between the sges of 12 and
16. Race starts at corner of
Market and Third streets, south
to fifth ttreet,'west to Lock,
north on Lock to 3rd. then east
to the plsce of starting. First
prize $2, second fl, third 79 cents.
AH entries in the boys' bicycle events must be in by 3:30
p. __, Wednesday, July 2nd.
All boys wishing to enter these
rsces sre to register st Herb
Brawn's Dry Cleaning Ac Tailoring Shop. 110 South Market street.
In Uie girls' division there will
slso be two events, with the tame
conditions and Uie same amount
of prize money to be offered.
Those wishing to enter tbe girls'
bicycle events wiU register st Russ
Pyle's Groosfty on Eatt Second
ttreet or with Emmor Hayes.*Tbe
girls' events will be staged directly after the boys' races.
Following the parade and the
races sbout six contests for both
boys snd girls wUl be staged st
the Wsverly Amusement psrk.
Among thote for both boys and
girl* wlU be a "Penny in Flour"*
contest, Egg Tossing event. Shoe
race. Sack race and Thre* Lagged
race. First and second prizes of
81 snd 30 cents sarin be awarded
in cash tor eech of these contests.
Those arishing to enter In these
contest* ar* asked to ragUtcr with
F. H. "Pepper" Martin' or George
Hoeckh St Uie locsl A. tc P. Store
by noon next Wednesdsy,
At Use conclusion of the con-
testa which will end about noon,
Ume out wiU be called for dinner
and then promptly st lp.m. tba
first ball game will start between
Ed Frazier's Waverlv Marchsnts
nine and the ChilUcothe Colts,
after which the Rkhtnoo-ale baU
club will mast the locals In tha
second gain* of the holiday afternoon.
Assisting the merchants during
the big cei-bratioQ wiU be Coach
CarroU Hawhee, new athleUe
mentor at Waverly high tchool,
who hat alao been hired to supervise playground acUvlUas in this
vtllrge during Use summer month*.
AU ia all, it looks Hke s great
day U in store for the kiddles,
with plenty of ton for tba older
folks wat-hing tha event* and two
baU game* scheduled for the afternoon period.
Came . . . bring Use family . . .
enjey tbe Fourth at July celebration made p~**~b_. by tha Waver-
*
projects.   Nine girl
Ing   skills   In
are develop-
evenlng. jglonal meeUng which she attend- **«**  injured  In  sn   auto wreck
The two commission members: ed at Murray, Kentucky, in April ***** Waverly shorUy after th*
heard the evidence offered by the land explained the basis for ttate '"-*'■ hour In another week end
SUte** attorney and took the cas-land national degrees. :*>t    unusual    accidents    reported
es under adv.sri.cnt. j    Recordt   of   sll   degrees   were ****** ... _.
The four former Pike county j carefully studied. The group tet working on hit farm near Pike-
state highway worker* were Roy. up a score for Judging chapter •*-*• ■-"* Saturday, Jsmes L. Todd,
Smith. Homer Smith, WUllam ;year bookt. Miss Enid Limn, the J8* »~-T*red th* loss of part of
Humble and James D. Smith.      j state supervisor of home cconom-,h** middle finger on his left hand
Several   other   workers.   Beryl lies, and Mrs. Hazel H. Price, IheJ**^*" * ha/binder fell on tt.
Keechle    and   Norman   Bennett,. state  Future   Homemaker  advls-!    The   finger   was   amputated   at
whose hearings had been set for!or.  s_ere guesta of the group »t;*he   ■*rst   1°****   ov   ->*•   **U-i*m
last  Tuesday,   were  placed  back idinner Saturday and for the bus-1 =>"•_•--*"- •*• P-sri-mouth General
on  the  payroll  Just  before  timeliness meeting later. • *•"?-"**•_
for  their  hearings,   permitted   to     The girls and their teachers at-'    V    **    p'  *- * .5? *a __j ,
work  until  a   couple  days   after tended   services   at  the   Waverly ?<-"*-* °* Homer Smith. 33. of U*
'the hiring date and then giveniMethodist    Church    on    Sunday tosm overturned  on State Rout*
the "boot" sgaln. ; morning which  was  followed  byi"*, ?*?__. ?__.    *p***»   ******   ot
Mr. Keechle told the press thi* a dinner at Lake White Inn. A!~lnil,f"*** *"* h>» -eft ***?*x
week that he did not betlevc that picnic tuppcr concluded Use nice; ".* "J1*1 w" TSSSPJf'J&lX
he would appeal hit second dis- gathering. t»   Jl____~_P_!,US~-H SL Dr   r*
missal, however Mr. Bennett msdei    The following people participat-l "•  Ni_»asjnt-in  ChllUcotlie.
a   trip  to  cChe-bus   Tuesday   of.ed   tn   Uie   training   camp:   MissL""*   ********   at   the   hospital
thit  week  to  appear  before  the'Joanne   Hanby   snd   Mrs.   Grace; M™*J,-f. w" deacrdied aa   -air.
commission in person and appeal.! PUanmert of Buckskin. Mlu Pat , ^.^fVj1* T*_ * ■   n _*r,t  .
In thc flrst case last Thursday!Toler  and   Mrs.  Grace  WelU  of!"-^ainbrldge following th* auto-.
making   the   home! morning,   appearing   as  witnesse.! BournevlUe.  Miss  Genevs  Mus*-;"**1*!tmiJ^*>..**  **'  T5f2?°!?
mor*   sttracUve,   convenient,  and!for the highway director was Mr.;man   snd  Mr*.   Helen  Ratray  of SmSS_~_T««S_al?fc.   ,n   »m
comfortable through "Home Fur-1 and Mrs. William Gregory and a: Centralis. Miss Norms Brown -^jTuii"*"1*   "01**nwl   m   *n   *m'
nhftlnga"    projects.    Twenty-one  Mr. and Mrs. Hatfleld against Roy' Piketon.  Miss   Florence   Nutt   of .«•«----•-■-•
, girls   sre   learning  to   cook
Wednesdsy j can.
Sixteen boys and 26 girls are
learning to plan and prepare outdoor meals, to build various types
of flre*. sod to build good camp
tiles.
and j Smith.
Appearing    In   behalf   of   Mr
Roy  Smith  were  Wlil  H.  Acord, Evelyn  Kniilejr  and  Mrs_
lleTver'tdi'ta Bett^DavU s_d Mist t„ *5__2   P?_w__**_ _!' *_*__!_   P,ttJr
Msry Trabue of  Stockdale.  Mlts fl-"''^*,>3-^'h of Portanouth.
Ann,. | were U*Mted_ In Wsv-erly by Dr.
Hayes  Johnson  and  Chris  Cook.; belle Stoll of 'Lathsm. Mitt Loll
K   Argabrlght  after the csr
In  the second hearing, that ofi Wett snd Mrs. Mabel J. Scott -rfj&J^flLr-S *&*£22%22
Homer Smith, the State't attorney Waverly. P1^ • "re and then turned over.
jhad  I- well Campbell, hit brotn-] ———	
-*a_. w a
Hardman   received   _bra-
are practicing ln the 4-H band.   I de-back  and  'Squire J.  P.  East, j Forty -Eight 4-H Clubs
Pike county 4-H meiribcrs plan while Use appellant took the stand j IT_>v» SSQ Members
to improve th* 1946 project com-  in hit own behalf. inave 00» me_ni-___-
pktUon record.   . A \    The third hearing, that of Wil
liam   Humble,   Cecil   Delay -and
PitrA  rratn-v  To  Rats-ivt*I Welri'IT Haven* appeared  for the
riKe  __oumy 10 -~eceivcldirtctor whileLouiJ BnjBhjlrtan<1
$8,139.60 In License Fees
Ohio's 88 counties and hundreds
of municipalities within a few
days wiU share in the second distribution of auto license fees •-
mounting to .-3,048^00 64, it was
announced today by Edward T.
Fogo, registrar c_ motor vehicle*.
Th* second distribution Uke the
initial one made In April will
be completed a 'week or more
earlier than ln 1048 and will exceed Uie 1*4A amount by more
than a million doUars. On July
10 last year Uie aecond distribu-
tlan   amounted  to  33,048.3*24.00.
This "year's flrst distribution
wa* for »ll,42S.-~- or 31.500.000
more than 1946. It ara* the largest Initial d-strubtio-i in the his
tory of the bureau.
well suffered a diskscated shoulder.
William    McColhtter.    48,    of
Portsmouth,   driver   of   th*   ma-
There are 3M Ptke county 4-H ichine., wat  not  injured,
and   girts   enrol!-.!   In   48   clubs'    The accident occurred at 10:30
under Us*  leed-rtl-J>  of 80 vol- p.   m.,   Saturday,   one  and   two-
unteer advisors, according to word j tenths  miles  north   ot The  Pike
«_,  n.-h. n_v~, t*.tai*A •„, sk»I received today from the locsl Ex- i county line oo U. S. 23.
-l^it-^ .testified 'or the wtulen  ^^ ln  the post office;    Damage to the car wat exten-
^S_    a   __u _   a:     bulling. ' ! sive. it wat reported.
n f__-iHPw?S£u'2£?tha V? Tw« hundted fifty boys sre A Jsckson man. Waldo A.
Lit-I Artr! K_^ m U.m •v-rttl« an *» ^°itcU *°* *» '■ C***M«>***- **• <~ route 3. arrest-
__~_£h. ^£_ aIZL Z2r£ *» »re working on 332 project*. | ed early Sunday on U. S. 23 by
?^.tZJ,ttr ^LmSSJ^SuS] Twentr-teven old club* sre jthe atate highway pstrol snd
w~JwiJ_i _-_*4SS^wS^P---*--« ~-~der toe tame leaden*; charged with reckless driving,
V.rgll Locke snd Troy Hunter . oVd ,&,*» have new advisors;' WM flned 339 and cost* by Mag-
appeared  for Mr.  Smith. «..i_.l_/ ;. ._._. _— _____.i_.':_._.._  a_   *.   »—L , * ^^
Assistant Attorney General Dope
of Columbus represented the director, while Attorneys Harry L
Mettler ot «C~iumbus.a_d Wray
Bevens of Waverly appeared for
Uie appellants.
Eight new civil action* flled In  '
Oerkof CowrtsJ-orest E Rc_>erts*j «_r*_«     '"* «* correct moat gaorr
office were recorded as followt:   ! JVIr. And Mrs. Jim J_1CLdy ages within Use Industry.
John Felton and Norma Felton,i„  ^j. „_! »         j    C~-_priee    publicity    qq    rcai.
hat   had   tbe   effect   ot   braking
with new adsdsors: and two newj ____-__«___-____.
cl_bs have experienced  advisors. lf__*._-.-- fl**t Ttom.
1M7   enrollment   represents  an -lara-IO-ue. JlCms
increase of thirteen ds^to. «*^ Not Necessarily Short
ninety-five    .-nembers    over    th* *   *•
1SW6 club season. A   slight  drop  In   demand   for
! consumer  plastic  Items   I*   help-
~ | ing to correct moat general short-
plaintiffs
defendant
'aZruTTi*£i\V*xtBt$ Of Baby Boy „
action   for   eject- j    Deputy Auditor J. -*"*2_B-_1***_^ price advance* oo nujnerous basic
TOrssMrTsnTwu' forwarded to- ImerA'  c*i*ce21a**__!_ of   .__.   ^*iCo-*\~,*^.-.**i*^.,^,._MV^
day to Uie ttate auditor tor is-
tuing of Uie individual warrants
to the county auditors.
(Pike oounty wUl receive a total
ot $8,13-60 a* its (bare.
Two Piketon Youths
Enlist In U. S. Army
Two Piketon young men were
among twenty-teven who enlisted
racenUy in Use U. S. Army, It was
reported Wednesday by First
>Lle_tenant Charles G. Patton.
commanding officer of the ChilUcothe station.
They were WiUiam F. Shelby.
•on ot Mr. and Mr*. Prank Shelby of I.kcto_. enlisted for 18
months, and Edward HaU of
Piketon. enlisted for 3 years In
tba Ordnance Department.
JACKSON JOINS SVL
Tbe Green Valley Dairy Company bail clUb ef Jackson hss
Joined the Sdoto VaUey baseball
loop, replacing Uv* Veterans' HospiUl club, snd played their first
game Sunday at Meodco park s-
gslntt the*ChilUcothe Colts. Jack
SUffier  is  Uie  sponsor.
Membert of the loop sre Waverly, Jackaon. Richmondale. snd
•use ChilUcothe teem*, tbe Colts,
All -Kara and Federal Reformatory.
MEET TOMORROW NlGHt|JSX%~~^SS~n. * ~T^~id-_
Y'n *2__ «Lui*-*,1«. ******* ,-*"- I '•v.'-d of the birth rf a eon to Mr. j gyj^utia measures for European
lorneyWrty bevens for the pla,n-;8nd Mrs. James McCoy at SeatUe.«reconstruction snd foreign trade
Mi'      _. r*  •_„-_        . . .,- I Washington,   on   -htsrsday.   June \ development  "hsve  now  become
Margaret G. Beekman, plainUff. i_th. Tbe Infant weighed seven, lhe san%Tn lwuc x-na w(uch v^.
vs. Everett O. Beekman. defend- pounds and six ounces at birth.;jnea forecatts are hinged" say*
ant, an action for divorce, all-' «nd has been named John Arthur., c F Hughes busneas editor of
mony, restoration of maiden name!The father Is now attending the ,h# f-_u* York Times
and equitable relief. Attorney'University of Seattle and Use, ntetet no ahortage of gat -*
Wray Bevena./or pUintiff. I mother U Uie former Mist MarUn.lhc shortages exist rather inttaeL
Tl^sra Dajs, plainttfT vs. j Hansen of Great Telia, Montana.; pipe 8m, t«n ptole _ £ mlten.U
Elizatoeth DaviJ defendant, an Both mother snd ton sre re- „„«!«! b_ uUlllies to get it to the
action   for   a   divorce.   Attorney, ported to be doing nicely. consumer
Raymond   Dally Jr.   for  plaintiff. | . ,  *
Ora Beekman. administrator of: GETS $10 AWARD '
£__*___! <_-_nin,ton_.J_?5* ^^IZ     Henry Carey of Waverty route El*V Sigismund
2-ld~,d'-_S~-_- P"1*"7* "* 'fls  wss sU smiles over th* week F-_i-- V*       p^-jJ^a
Hankie. d_fendant.  an  action  tor ^ M he „„,,, ^vara, pun:bM. ---IgleS  VrCC iTeSldent
a oognoyit Judgment in the a- — ,t grOOata*' 3c to $1 Store and! Ervin Sigismund. pubU*her of
mount of 3101 snd costs. Attor-,upon opem^ his secret panel:The Republican Herald here..was
***- _?* ~.,R*-S P'-h-Un* I cart (olHsd Usat he had the num-jone of five vice pre*ide__s elect-
Arthur E. TTsompson, plaintiff. jfc<r for , >l0 ^^ awar4. These'ed by the Ohio Aerie. Fraternal:
__* .?** t__^7an--* JS-. nl -*"prItreds card* are given free to pur-;Order of Eagles, at xhe closing
chasers ot I Urns st the local store. J session  In Coliunbu-  Sundsy.
Score* of local resldenU have j Mr. Stgitmund Is sn official In
won merchandise and cash awards! this district. No. 3 which include*
at the store for the past five years. '■ Waveriy, ChlllicotKe. Portsmouth.
i 1 New Boston snd lronton.
RECEIVES CERTIFICATE Lao_ais_   Mares   ot   Cleveland
Dr,  L  t  Wills wes  Uie  re-[!_?- f!*c*«*d  ***•« --^9?d_»nt .•_*?
of Uie EsUU of Clinton Jesse
Satterfleld. deceased, defendant,
an action for money only, amount
claimed $1,843. Attorneys Wray
Bevens and Charles H. Wilson
for pUintiff
Fred L. FosU. plainUff, vs.;
defendant, an
j Ptke county chapter No. 88. Dis-
' aftSksd American Veterans. wiU
meet at th* court house in Wavarly on Friday evening. June 27.
at 8 p. m, according to an an-
no-oeemant made public by Harvey Hanlon,  post adjutant.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Mrs. June Pfeifer was returned
te her bome tn W-iverly Thursday svenlng in the A. H Boyer
a__buU-~e trom Portsmouth General HoepiUl after recently un-
_erjot_g an appeadectomy.
TO HAVE PAPER DRIVE
Tb* Catvta OrcU of the Wav-
Weverty Pre-bytarisii  Churcb it
spcsuscs-iag s paper eclUc-cn on
Saturday, July  13th, It  ares sa-
lUtaU -_~r~-_~.U* AsaoQ-sUoa. aon__ed' Wesdnesdaj*.
"TS,' itlde1- ap___^nttr-Vli \%^W*£*S%*2S*&.\. £ E Brown of 8pr_gM. whs,
.,/^^5^_iPi?^i _-^_-lt^|T_e certlflcaU wss'awsrded for i ■* taw*-™ me.,wu «s-elected aec-
» -r^-^n-ie. t__7a_!_^-__!_U-St-~-« interest ln the university - re^y. **hil* Paul N. Hoffmen of
an action to quiet UUe snd other foj. ^ ^^ foUoBrjnf jr^^.Tlfl-. U the new  treasurer.
t-Jisia, \~^,r_ wia- «i.i__«t  *r.   Uon.   The class ot l~*T, of which .
W_U_m _f^cJ^-a_~__^S~_~.* ^ ->r. WilU w_s . member, wa* one TAKES OVER NEW OFFICE
WilUam   D.  Bice,  deCeodant.  an!of ^ ettmn hoBf)nil m j^^u    Tftd L   FoiU   ^^ m :££
Day st the ustversity. ,ger   of   tbe  SergacU  Concrete
■ "    ' i Product* Company, with pUoU in.
TEACHER BACK HOME      t SargenU and Wavarly. hat moved
name snd other reiief.
ON CANADIAN TRIP
Dan Farmer, a teacher of Pake-! hit offices from Um Wood Prodiaote
ton, who h-S been a patient  ln!c~c_pany plant on North itreet to
Mr. and  Mra. Lao Lorbtch ofiPortsmouth General Hospital, wss,his   new   room   in   th*   Emmitt
Wsverly snd Mr. and Mrs. Charles: returned lo.his home  In  the  A. House Annex, nest to the dar-
R. Patterson ot Piketon Lett Sat-M.   Gregg   company   ambulance i srnce VaUery Sons Garage on Em**,
today far a two weak vacation i last Thursday afternoon. [mitt avenue
trip   in   Northern   Michigan   andi .....,,. >   Tha offlce bat been ltsssd and
Canada.   The local insurance man. PAINT BANK BUILDING      Oeve  Bnatnig   it  office manager
said they would enjoy some bunt-1   ptintert    Paal   Xde-xaa    aad -* toe arm
ing during their sojouno._^
ArUna- Wtt~-_*_e have con*.*-*-*.} .     __
painting   xhe  trees.   ~-   the. First! BAKE  SAIJB  SATURDAY
NaUonal Bank Voiding ea Market
NOW IN NEWFOUNDLAND (
Joseph Cofer. soo of Protecutor **aet.
tnd Mis. M. J. Ocster of Wsverly. !__.^____a -_A ~ -_,-
U enjoying a vacAUon trip In OFFICJ-S TO CLOSE
j Toronto. Ontario. Canada, and St t AU Ptke county oo»*rt bouse et-
Johns, _-____s___sa_, visiting a Aoa* wUl ba eteasd aU dey, Fri-
cousu., James P. Stel.nhaviar Jr.. I day. July *__, and Satantey. July
ead as nod* aad aunt, Mr. and1*-., it waa amauncad UU* mora-
Mrs. Jamas P. St*Uhsn_r ar.       tag*-T ecnrt ttttsae pffioel*.
Saturday. June
m.. at Va_s*ry*s
Final,  arrangemenU  have  been
ooospteted tor tbe bake sate which
wiU be held 9Ht
38th, St  IJO p.
hardware.
Tba'bake aate it being apo-aar-
ac by tba tocal Pythian Staters'
Lodge aad the public is c-rdia*-
ly invited te attend.