Republican Herald 1934-12-20

              THURSDAY,  DECEMBER  13th, 1934
THE REPUBLICAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO
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*il£tTX.ZT^*-^\DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY
* ;   Mr. and Mr*. Ora   smith and j
* 'children yen -cutting with Mr. and ;
• * *
********* Mrs.   R. C. Ooff Thuraday night.
Jamea Smith spent Thursday ev-
Semi attended religious meeting* [entng with Leo Louderb*ch.
ei the home of Ol3 Duke on last \  __o	
■tan-ay evening. \ ***********
Mr. and Mrv Ehssr WUUam* vis- > *
Sod  with  Mr.  and  Mrs.   Emmitt.* BEAVER
«__!<__ on last Saturday night, j *
Mr. Ind   Mra.  B. A. Smith snd   *********** *
max, Jamea. vtelted  with  Mr. andj 	
■Co. Wm- Shanks of Jasper on Ust |   Mr.   and   Mra. Lewi* Besch   of
Suaday night. joentersburg spent Sunday bere at
ttr. and  Mrs.   Ora  Smith  and ;' the home of reUUvea.
X_mtty spent the day with Mr. and j   The Loyal workers Claw of tbe j
ttn. cartln WlUUms Sunday. | MethodUt Sunday   school  mrt at.
C 8. Derrick and son, CWTfc* and the home of Mr. and 'Mr*. Ortle
Sp*. rimrneitnan   spent the  wetk ■ ooram  who live  near   OUde,  on J
•ad with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oeff. Wednesday night. Mrs- Ada-toe A.I
Parrest Bums ot Locust Orov* * prait ng to charge of the meet-
ooHtg on MUs Kathryn Reeves on jjn,. fh, cImj enjoyed a reading
ate-.*,   night. |b-  MUdred BUtfer. During the so-
Messrs. We* Woods, Homer Me-jel&i hour the girt* enjoyed a de-
Oo-mn and Joseph Smith were vUl- I tidou* hmcb served by the hasteu.
torsle Xenaton Saturday. )Those prejtent were: SteUa  BaUey.
Mr.and Mra. HA. Smith were [ Uabtl p-»tV( oayneUe Scheutle,
saBert at Camp on, Saturday even- J ^y^j aheward.. Adeline Pratt, E4-
**■ uth DavU, MUdred   Butter, Bertha
J_hr. McAllister wa* hunting near lupp! 1<u j}arUt MUdred Rapp.
PrtnXfort on Sunday. !Mrs 'c  g,,^ j^ „« Mrt. a. J.
H. A. SmlUi, ion James and dau- :8toU   At xtieit „,«   me«ttog the !
•ghter*. OUve and AMena and Mil- *eUat wU1 hive , p^m, party,
aoo Woods and  John   Bums were i   Mn   p^ AdJ|mt  u^ «»,  Ben
•eW-ar* near Utham on Sunday.       1^ ^ Lamb ^   j^, ^o^
Ur. aad Mra. Cyld*  Shanks and |AdjuM ^ Msbe, ^phe,^ were
ttngfiter,  Delore*  end *on •'»'-« | AtheEJl ^on  on Saturday,
sailed on Mr. and Mrs. Charie* A. *    HMrmjd Buehter  ipent ^ ^
Smith Bunday.
John Burn* spent most of the
paat week at  Locust Orove.
Barbara Ann Leeth. of Charleston
-West Virginia, u (pending a few
*ays bere with her grandparenU
Vr. and Mra. Roy C. Ooff.
Mb* Mary McAllister spent a few
•Say* with Mr. and Mr*. John Me-
ABUter. of Idaho.
Several from thU pUoe attended
tte dance at the home of Kmrr E
Wlffiam* oo Thuraday night.
MT. and Mra. Newton Oragg *nd
son. Roy and granddaughter, Audrey visited Thursday with Henry
Oragg ot the Mount Logan Sanitarian: at ChUUcothe.
end at Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs.  Chalmer WhlU of
near cenursburg spent Sunday here j
with reUUves.
Mr*. Rosa Hartley of Columbus,
U visiting raUUve* here.
Oeorge Hortcn of Portsmouth
spent the week end wtth home
folka
The Last Date of School" a pl»y
win be presented by the Ladle* aid
of Jasper at the Be*ver high school
auditorium on Saturday night December l». Admission 10c and SSe.
ReUUves here have received the
news of arrival of an 8 pound boy
bom   to Mr. and Mr*.   Edward E
MU* Marie Ooff »pent  the week ] BUke. of South Solon on Dec. and.
Waverly Theatre
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 14-15
Thrill upon Thrill in this breath taking
drama of railway crooks ....
TIM McCOY
IN
Beyond the Law
WITH
SHIRLEY GREY
DIRECTED BY D. ROSS LEDERMAN
A COLUMBIA PICTURE
Comedy: "Punch Drunk.'    News Reel.
Wednesday, Dec. 19
ADMISSION IOcTO ALL
"The Captain
Hates the Sea"
A Lewis Mileatone   ProducUon with
Victor McLdglen - John Gilbert - Alison
Skipworth - Wynne Gibson - Helen Vinson - Walter Connolly - Fred Keating -
Leon Errol - Walter Catlett - Tala Birell
PUT ON YOUR LAUGH PRESERVERS BEFORE
YOU DROWN IN A SEA OF LAUGHTER—Hero's
a comedy that will rock you from stem to stern and
make you quiver amidships ...
MAJESTIC
CHILUCOTHE. OHIO
"See 'ern Where You Hear 'em Beat"
FRIDAY ONLY, DECEMBER Uth
Returned for 1 day by Popular Request.
MRS.WIGGSA'-CABBAGEPATCH
.
SUN.; MON.; TUES.; DEC. 16-17-18
You'll Like This Grand Musical Show
Music in the Air
WITH
John Boles Gloria Swanson
Douglas Montgomery
Treasure Ch.__ Cartoon News
WED.; THUS.; FRI.; DEC. 19-20-21
Marie Galante
With
Spencer Tracy, Ketti Gallian, Ned
Sparks;   Helen Morgan; Stepin Fetch it
Old Kentucky Hounds News
Coming Soon:—
Judge Priest
One Night of Love.
Peck's Bad Boy.
White Parade.
Gambling.
Servant's Entrance.
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! SPECIALS |
I for Saturday, Dec. 14|
-ALL STORES;
Morton's Sausage Seasoning, 10 oz. 22c v
Mortons Smoked Salt, 10 lb. can 89c £
Chocolate Drops, per pound  9c p
16 oz. Cod Liver Oil 36c ;?
Bon Ton Flour, 24 1-2 lb. bag 85c |
Buy Your Christmas Supplies Early. Vv> y,
have a nice line of Christmas Toys, C%rl- $
dy, Peanuts in Hull; Mixed Nuts; Eng- |
lish Walnuts; Cocoanuts; Oranges; etc. S
Oysters, standard — Selects — Counts 8
Clodhopper Store I
waverly' omega
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A wl-r tarlcty of p»utr>
■ urc-MiUta. all highest
quill? merchatnl-*
prices tlusi are raw interesting ' to Ute
housewife wbo want
the moot value for
hcr money. Make your shopping tkt and vtatl yoot Volunteer
Food  Store.
Post Toasties 3 [q» 20c
Volunteer Corn Flakes, lg. pkg 10c
Exceptionally fine
Volunteer Milk, 2 tall cans 13c
Exceptionally tine
Saturday Special Coffee, lb 21c
Se« lt Gruni?J
VOLUNTEER
PEACHES lacracne 21c
LARGE
CAN
EXCEPTIONALLY   FINE
Standard Tomatoes, 3 No. 2 cans ....25c
Gilbert's Fancy Hominy, 3 Ig. cans ..25c
Finest Quality
Ewell Cut Green Beans, 3 No. 2 cans 23c
SWAN'SDOWN
Cake Flour . ♦ 27c
Soup Beans, 10 poupds  39c
Choice Hand Picked
Y C Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs 25c
Gold Medal Flour; 24 1-2 lb. sack  .1.15
Gold Medal Flour, 12 1-4 lb. sack ...65c
m*   rooo -nro„--»   __-V*
Clodhopper Store
North   St,  Wa-rtly,   Ohio.
Fred H. Voelker
OIvcd's Ohio
J. W. Cooper
Plketoa,  Ohio
Welty Bennett
Beaver,   OW-
Pauline Blazer
OMEGA. OHIO
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"Titer's A Christmas Cheer Leader"
There ia a Santa CJnua—we're convinced of Iti And too.
the fine old spirit of GIVING still prevails. Our proof-
one of the foremost creators of special ifift for every
member of the family. Consequently we present them
to you at prices that do not even cover the cost of materials and making.
Christmas  Sweets
Candies that look good and taste
good. Standard Chocolate drops,
a very good grade, lb .10c
Cocoanut peanut flake, lb 20c
Peanut butter kisses, lb 18c
Taffy mix, also good, lb. 17c
Jelly beans for the kiddies, lb. 16c
Extra good grade of chocolate
drops, lb. 15c
Super light choc, drops, lb 20c
Fancy cut rock candy, lb 15p
Jupiter mix, attractive looking for
Christmas, lb 15c
Paris creams, very low, lb 18c
HoneySuckle taffy, lb 25c
Also plenty of oranges, bananas
and nuts at reasonable prices.
A Gift For Every
Member Of The
Family
Girls^ manicure sets, Xmas packed,
very attractive as well as well as
useful, set 25c and 45c
A gift box of dusting, face and talcum powder, neatly packed 65c
Ladies' handkerchiefs packed three
in an attraccive box 25c
Men's Paragon dress shirts, in
plain and fancies, packed with cellophane, a neat gift 1.00
Men's all silk ties, good styles and
colors 10c, 39c and 50c
Men's dress socks, plain and fancy,
garter tops, pair   15c, 25c and 35c
Baby Esmond blankets^ 36x50 in
pink, blue and white, soi^and fluffy, each ; 75c
Baby sets consisting of cap, booties and sweater, all for 1.25
Bath towels with colored borders,
a very good grade of turkish towelling as well as sizes, also wash
cloths to match 15c, 25c and 29c
Wash cloths at 5c and 10c
Boys' gloves in jersey and kid, real
values at per pair 15c to 1.00
Men's all silk neck scarfs, former-
merly higher in price, will make
Xmas special for only 49c
A very nice line of stationery, per
box 25c and 45c
All linen lunch cloths with napkins
nnd pi thou t, nev.* patterns of colorings and checks, sizes 60x60 and
54x54, at 1.00, 1.60 and 2.25
Girls' gay sport togs for the girls'
twin sweater sets, smart styles 1.95
All wool flannel skirts, solid color.!
^good values, each 1.95
Colorful blouses for the girls in
silks and prints SOc and 79c
Ladies' silk scarfs, all new styles
and colors, beautiful for teese low
prices 60c and 95c
Ladies' silk slips, all lace trimmed,
bias cut, California and bodice
tops, each ; ...1.00
A pinafore apron, a very attractive
gift, made of organdie, trimmed
with different colors of bias tape,
each 1.00
Gay perky print apron and a coverall style, each 76c
Thrilling silk undies in bloomers,
panties, skin-fit styles, a very good
grade of material 25c and SOc
These are mere cotton prices.
We have some good items for tbe
small sum of 10c, such as dresser
scarfs, mirrors, handkerchiefs, cosmetics, stationery, etc.
House Slippers
Ladies' and misses' house shoes
with heels and without, in black
and color trimmed, a very useful
gift, per pair 1.00 and 1.50
Also children's felt house shoes in
attractive colors, as low as 26c
Hosiery
What every woman wants and prefers are full fashioned chiffon hose
and same to please, picot top, run
stop, reinforced heel and toe, per
pair 50c, 69c, 76c and 95c
Some as low as 19c and 25c
Children's Buster Brown hose in
narrow and wide ribbed, light and
dark shades, pair 19c and 25c
Deweys' Heaven Of
Toys For All The
Youngsters
DEWEYS' STORE
JASPER, OHIO
World Flyer red wagon, rubber
tires, size 15x34, a real 4.75 wagon
for a special price, only 3.76
World Flyer red wagon, rubber
tires, size 13x28, a regular 3.75
value for..; 2.76
Mechanical toys of all kinds that
will please tbe heart of every child,
the prices are so low that you can
not help but buy them when you
see them.   Priced 10c to 1.85
Dolls for the kiddies are so pleasing, some are very pretily dressed,
each        loo
Some run as low as  10c
So look them over before purchasing elsewhere.
Deweys* Store is the center for all merchandise, as well
as the Christmas holiday items. Men's clothing, ready-to-
wear, house furnishing, steel products and everything in
general merchandise*
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The Republican Herald
VOLUME 92.
WAVERLY. OHIO, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1934
NUMBER 51.
FINE PROGRAMS
FOR CHRISTMAS
■ following: Donald   Anderson, Wm.!
Beoddy, Ployd Ware ang MUs Patricia  Patterson.
Presbyterian   Church
To Give Community
Program
SUNDAY EVENING
At High School Aud itor tam
With   Admission Free to
Everybody.
<"._...-_ •.. ,s  MilKilHM
AT 8ABOENT8
Member* of   Che _t-.gtnu M. E.j
Sunday aehool will present o Xn_u i
FEW CHANGES IN £& t^LARGE AMOUNT■'KXcEZ
COUNTY FAMILY ToBraini!!monha8e PAID TO RELIEF
ge
At Indianapolis
■   An autopsy, performed by Dr. R. |
iT. Leever.   ot Waverly.  and VlrgU j
ounoay scnooi win pre*™ a *™»;p n.._ll_._- U..M>. X ******* *>* Fortwnom-. on the body fiq4 FAmiM;». fiQ «In_f-"poiU' lnc
program at the ehurch on Monday fc.. Dudley Hams To ^ Htnchel Mack McClave. aged 81 !by4 ^am,»C8» «>» 8ln» jpastor tot
event, Dec.  M. Pollowing the pro-;   SucceeJ J    £    Davis    • former Portsmouth r__ldeni, who        lc PeMOn* Aided      |«. John*
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gram a treat win be distributed to
the children of the community.
Ai    Prosecutor.
CHRISTMAS PROGBAM
AT   JASPER
The members of the Jasper M.
E. Sunday achool will present a
Christmas program at the church
on avmday evenln*. Dec.  2>rd.  A j and Firat of March Wben   f
j was found dead on last Monday ;
i morning ln a wagon shed on a I
j Ptke count]* fans.- where bc was'
1 a caretaker, revealed thst the msn
In November
j Having accepted tht pastorale of
'; Zlon Evangelical Church at Indianapolis. Ind.. Rev. Theodore Prankt
for the past ten years at
Evangelical. Churcti at
Chillicothe and In Waverly, left for
his new charge Sunday,
There are  two Zlon  Evangelical
churches ln Indianapolis and Rev.
OTHER     CHANGES glSlt a £r.br*l hemorrhage that $1,555 FOR    WORK Pranke will have the perforate of
  ;w_s caused from a   blow  on   the! 	
back of the   bead.
Pike   county official, have been
To Be Made   First of Year
.,„ ol. ..      .     . oi 330 to  JOO.
Wheat   Shipment   Received     rbt ehurch ^^ u now ln tbe
NAME BATEMAN
AS HOUSE CLERK
Former Pike Countian
Switches From Senate to House.
CANT  BEAT  HIM
i treat wilt be given to the children
jot the community at this time.
OTHER PROGRAMS IN COUNTY
On Sunday evening. Dec. 23rd at
3:06 p. cu. the prub. tcrlon church
will give a community Christmas
program at the high achool auditorium. No admission will be charged.
Come and see the High Priest of
the Hebrews performing his temple
duties. Tbe Oolden Table with 12
loaves of snow-bread, the Oolden
Altar with the incense burning and
the candle-sticks will all be there.
*Next wlll follow the angel appearing up lo the shepherds sitting a-
round the camp-fire, then Uw very
touching scene at the manger in
-Bethlehem and finally the flight
into QfTPt.
This nativity pageant Is followed
by a ahort Christmas play With a
modern setting. A haughty, artlsto-
cratle family Is ashamed of their
■aon. Reverend Howard HoHoway.
They feel lt ts not quite the right
thing to be a minister, but If he
•must be one, at feast he might
take a fashionable parish, and not
•waste ttme with the rlff-rall. tbe
srubmerged tenth, the great un-
-washed. Also reecnt Howard's
Idea of a family Chrlstmaa. He does
CHRISTMAS PROORAM
AT. HAMMOND   S.    S.
There will be a Christmas program at the    Hammond     Sunday
achool   on   Christmas Eve by the
members of the Sunday school, A
Auditorship   Changes
working on the theory that Mc-1
j Clare was murdeifd and believe j
.that robbery wag jthe motive. He)
' Is   believed   to toa*t*   been  struck
Today;   Committee to
Probe Conditions
'process of a building pgogram. hav-
| lng Just completed a new Sundsy
', School hall and U about ready to
' start erection of a new church au-
Artbur Hamilton  Ie Chosen
Floor Leader in Aaeembljr
Meeting.
PERSONNEL   13   NOW   CHOSEN
NOT   MANE DEPUTY CHANGES' down  with  a sham in_lr_ment   In BEEP   AND   ROI.OGNA    ARRIVE dltortum.
j a struggle. His b-iy wsa   dragsed ;  . |    Rev. Pranke. who resigned several
  'from ln front   otl his home fifty j (months ago »t ChUUcothe had the
Only two changes in the official < y«rds through thj mow. where a During November W families' choice ***** ^^J"* *^-„T ^"e7^_™entatlve. trom
f.m.i. „f wt. ,«.,_,- -i.i ..v _., 'neighbor found Itr Another nel;h- end OS single persons were given at Shrlbj-viUe. Indiana. He mad his: of Houae of Representatives rrom
family of Pike countr will take ef-g^jjg^,-. the waverly aid by  the Pike  county relief  ad-> decision   last   week   after  visiting j 1M1 M 1033, is again the Republican
Arthur Hamilton, who was speaker
treat will be gtven to the Sunday **** ** **** ***** *** ****  *** **** 'jtU  m  connection: with the death.; ministration.  In   addition  to  thlsooth congregations
school members.
CHRISTMAS PROORAM
AT      PIKETON
A Christmas program wlU given
by members of the Piketon M. E.
Bunday school at the church on
Monday evening. There will a community treat following the program.
ASSISTANTS
ARE NAMED
Mr*. Esther Hamilton to Be
Assistant Postmistress
of Local Office
by mandate of the voters   . J   ^jlt  j0ilowtng Ihe  finding of a number *. persons received   wages
Starting on the flrat Monday of:flashlight near the death scene.      jfor teaching emergency schools and
the year. Ollie Dixon   will succeed j    In addition to Ml. Fowler and Dr. | working In thc mattress factory,
himself as recorder. E. Dudley Har- {****•**- J***** Oto^t* D. Nye. Pros
On Wednesday night at Waverhh mmmmm
farewell party was tendered  the;
choice for speaker. Republican House
to   the tit Oener-
;.;n;;;i^^hrmrd:*^.k"pr_"y:i«» a***** *« «** ***********
The total   amount of relic? given !«* **rrt-e, and they were present- their candidate on the .^bMW*
ccutlng   Attorney   Jacob   E. DavU. '■ out tn November amounted to $13.- led with an occasional chair and two
ris will replace  Jacob E.  DavU "jj^puty sberitt 8. V Hamilton and 215.  ThU figure includes I..M1 .cramps,
prosecuting   attorney  and  Stewart j proecaitor-clect B- D. HarrU, all of; relief. $1,708 for rural ccovery and
E West,  of   Pebble township, wtlljptke County attended the autopcy (81.S-S spent in wages for work di- 'DEMURRER ON
succeed himself as a member of thej conducted  at  the_ Emrlck  funeral vUlon  projects.                                                   pACC pit *CT\
Board of Count, Commissioner,.     «Ubllshment.                                        Administration   cost  was   |U00J                tMa F tutu,
OffcUU expressed the belief that!The fort of admlnUtration In Pike
Myron B.' Oe-sman. of Columbus, concluding hU first term a*
a member of the House, was the
uw-nlmous choice of the caucus ior
speaker pro tern and floor leader.
lUtetnaa Is Clerk . n,
The  House  clerkship nomination
Election Fraud to Be
Heard Next Week
A 8. Keechle, who will soon be
appointed as postmaster of Waverly
has announce. hU list of clerks and
deputies to Uke the place of those
accorded
Thomas Rttc-
man. formerly
of Piketon, but
now of Columbus, who    has
Parker will succeed himself for hU\ mUfc in the wagon shed was ad-! shipped into Pike county, last week,' ^atalday in the election contest^" . ******
third term. Jacob A. Rapp will con- ' «_.«<_ by tome persons, but of ft- 11200 pounds of canned beef and cftie styled j.. a. porakcr, Joe Mill- j c**rk Iour con"
tlnue on as Treasurer, and Harry eltU pointed oot thst he evidently. 3.00 pounds of bologna for dUtrl- er t't g, .gamst the Perry township j ""JSjlLhV^t
O. PennUten will start on hU sec-'^,!^ tht btow m the hesd be-  butlon   to families   on   relief. [ntt. board  of  educatlon.
ond term as clerk o' the Courts. It • fere he cached the wagon shed, as '    The  relief admlnlrtfttlon Is now
Por the first ttme In many na*,:^ ^^ m ^ ^ Qf ^ httw_jeoonty „ toghtly more than seven I Hearing on Perry Townahip. »»»
Pike county will have a represent- ■ WM cause() by t Mow from 8 abMrp j p„ wnt Ttlli compares quite favor- j
atlve from Waverly when Jacob E' instrument and not from a fall on I ably with the figure for   Pranklln I
DavU, of thU city, succeeds Alfred; the level ground.: No   fracture   of i county, which h approximately ten j
Moore, of Seal township. the skull was found. Possibility that! per cent. t^ p^rry township rural  board
At the same time. Sheriff John' McClave may have been kicked by i    The  federal  surplus relief   unit;.. education filed a  demurrer  on J "*
•... . .... _-..— ___..-. —,_( . . I been
have   a    bare
Several weckA ago. Porakcr, Miller; m-,_-,.„ _ ..
is expected   that all these officials hu b^y bore wide and deep abra-j Investigating   the  living conditl-ns ud  _{hw   mld,nU 0(  the  Perry j ^«__J__'    the
who are serving under the present!will continue with the same depu- ti0B3 M   |f   u „,,.,, grassed over of many people  on  relief and ftr«:township   rural   school      districts.,
postmaster, J. T.   Oibson. |tle»   except Mr.   PennUten   whose        ^   ^^ tf(1   m„rks xn the,urging them to keep   their homes numb,r,       about   q,^  m„j the   .      ...
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; vote*—In
next 133 mem
Mrs. Esther   Hamilton has  been; **** **** *****   *** ******  ** °*** '; mow showed that It had be-n drag- clean and sanlui.'. muructlon, »">; pjuy^ contesting the election  on|by   ma!ntalnUlB
..la    n,.vir,-     H_>n<i_v  _._»f_    ?»    I*  nnt i      .       ___.   .—     mime.    >_.    u_v.n    «:h_T»   ni-'dcd    on, ... . _     „i->    ir-"~™m_™
a solid front can
ceed Ed. Kelser who wtll soon  resign   to enter (Kilo State U.
;the sales tax.
Not until   the  first   Monday
rLi°s<->au-ell U .till'being'suted £■»?. **** **** ******** *t£*«   WAVERLY        LADY
^DEATH SUMMONS J^lS^iSS- -=-» h" not ^r «i« ~ ™«™™*™ 9
lily and especially
la Impaired.
to Uke Oeorge   Taharus'  Job   as
ditor's office Uke place with Wll-
vfflage carrier, notwlthsundlng th,\**** ****** ** *** P**tc"'Da^' e"C" ! Mra. Caroline Kuhn Diea At
'ceedlng   Carl  W.  Penn.   who has i >t_______i
down the job for   the past I      Her Home on Tuesday
Afternoon; Age 71
fact that Mr. Yahraus    U    under .
dvU sendee.  Mr. Yahraus* mends j ****
dalm  that hi to -protecfed by  the \******* ****** ***** *** ■" •*?"
SUFFERS   FRACTURED WRIST
(according to attorneys In the ease j Ashtabula county, received 13 votes
\It wUl probably be heard one day,^ Edmond H. Delbel of Medina
jnext week. > county, eight votes.
Vote   !•  CnanlnvMts
cOiii
civil service and that the only way
ed hU lUt of deputies but lt U ex-
he can be removed U by filing __•_ ,
proving charges against him. ThU |
would be  very  hard to do  as he
hajj - made a most excellent official!
and there U not a patron ln  Wa-'.
! verly, regardless of politics, but who
B*rtl,'l would not admit of thU. However.
'the DemoeraU claim that he wlll
be easily gotten rid of so we shall
hare to wait and .aee what we
shall see. It to not thought that
any ef ort will be made to replsce
the rural mall carriers as they are :
under legUUtlve civil service.
As announced In the Herald two
weeks ago. Mr. O'hson will remain
,-d!pected there will be some changes.
DEATn OF GEORGE WALTERS
her  home  near Waverly, Tuesday
at one p.  m.   after an   illness of
I about  four weeks. She  U  survived
Oeorge Walters died at «.*30 a. m. I by  the   following  children:    MUs
■   Attorneys Raymond E. Dally and
^m^VSU^__L*5yt * **■  M0*U ef  W*ye** *********)    Charles S. Best. Columbus, a „■
probably the oldest MU entof Wa- ^ fmmm tnd pro^c-ung At-ielected RepubUcan member, placed
i      «   f   ^L*,„r^__in TiSS'*0**** J* E* °**** ,Bd toe ttTm °l\*** ***** ** <**»***** ** ********'
Mrs. Caroline Kuhn, 71. died  at | ^^I'LT ™   ^tt^t J^S i Attorney.  Knepper.  WhlU.  Smith | ^    ^  0rant   Wwtt  ^^   of
and Demp-ey. of Columbus, repre- the Columbus delegaUon, moved the
November 94th at his home at Davenport Washington, after a week's
illness after a heart atuck. He was
formerly  a resident of   Pike Co.
He was the oldest son of the
UU Mr. and Mrs. Philip Walters.
Before moving west he did ear-
psnter work, doing much work on
Katberir-e Kuhn at home, Mrs.;
Emma Schmitt. Charles Kuhn, Mrs. >
Rode Woods. Floyd Kuhn and Mrs. i
Margaret McCoy, of Waverly andj
Edison Kuhn of Lucasville. one sis-
tram her bed she fell and suffered
a fractured wrist. She was attended by Dr. R. M. Andre. Mrs.
Lorbach makes her home with her
daughter. Mrs. Otto Zurborn of
South Market street.
sent  the Perry  township beard
education.
Bad English Is Foiled
In Drama    Given By
_>ot get much welcome, when h»|Mlf)CUd bf j^ Kgtchie t0 ^ j^A. Baylor, deputy elerk. It U *°*<„a over froten -round for eon- also be given, where needed, on,.^ ^^.^ lssue ,n Perry.!o;MnUe ,n control that branch of
comes rushing ln with presents andj ^suunt, IUCMedlng Ralph Brown.'***** what Mr. Baylor's pisns are :tilitnm distance. The autopsy con- the- purchase and preparations o <t0VTiM whlch jilted ,n a vote L,, a^blr The 87 DemocraUc
greetings. The family U all against wh0 bM h(W  d0TO ^     b  „„ but It to undemood that hU friends ,_„,„„ offldsas ^,,  MrC,..ve   dld, proper foods.   Several   famUles on. ^ M        ^^ ; «J~^     •
poor Bow_rf when suddenly th«» Mr  olbwn,, TOUf0 £ yeariover th. county are acUve in his _ot frM_. to ^ whlte ,yln? un.,the relief ban been    ound   who.   ^ conimoM    ^ v_rtous,c^n^xl w«dne-d*y.
stumble, to.  poor and   faint *tOt\ ^   ^^    of   ontonjbehalf  In Undlng him  one of the leon4ctou- ,„ thAr.gon shed. have very little ***mltat.etlm} ^      ^     UUoa.     "^JJ  ^^TvoU* necessary
^•^rc^nSrlht »• •mm^> bythe srte,i?i;  _.^. a,-,.- l_i_?s«a_»i?__SI   ******************* ^kS^ssss
The program to liberally lnUr-
spersed with vocal, vK^ln and ptono
selections.
You win be amused, you will be
•enuruined and atoo religiously
stimulated.
PROGRAM
Orchestra pretude.
Christmas carol, audience.
Vocal selection,   Mtos Mary   K-
^Kirader.
Offertory music. Mrs. Jacob Davto.
-Pageant.
THB  NATTVITY
Vocal accompanist, MUs
•Over.
Msry.   Helen   Overman.
Joeeph, Wendell Wetos.
Gabriel. Catherine Walker.
Angel of Jehovah,  PrancU Armbruster.   .
High Priest, Wendell Wetos.
Shepherds,      Jack  Brown.  Omar
Rapp, Olen   Otay.
Angela. Rath Armbruster, Norma
Armbru-ter. Mary •*>* Robinson and
V_"glnla ArmtoruaUr.
Reader. Mildred CaldweU.
Piano accompanist, Mrs. pressler
and CSiwtoa Shrader.
Vocal  aele-Uon. Win. Tetrick.
Violin fATt**-"", Mrs. Owmdolyn
Baughn.
Charles Shrader, aeeompenst.
Quartet selection.     Mrs.  Andre.
Mrs." DUey.   Mr.   Tetrick and Mr.
Pressler.
DRAMA
A 8-ON UNTO YOD
Mr. HoIIoway ——Alonette DUey
Mrs. Hofloway PtoelU   Jonea
Janice IWloway .Eva Robinson
election te unanimous. Tbe caucus then cast an unanimous vote
for Oessman, who, before serving
tn the house was an assistant
Pra nklln eounty prosecutor.
Other selecUons were aa follows:
Edward W. Hughes of Columbus,
parliamentarian.
James Rhodes of Columbus, Journal   clerk.
YOirrn rally
a youth raiiy for aii young pro-1 Seventh Grade Friday;
pie   between the ages   of fourteen ; —^	
ter. Mrs. Elisabeth Emrlch of Ws-,^ lhWy   yfm ^ ^   ^A   ,,     Tbe ^^ grtde oI ^ Junlor;
verly and two brothers•****'**** i thc p,keton M. E  ehurch on Der. '^h school entertained the assem-.
and   Jacob Simon,  of ChiUicothe. j M  „   M ftnd „  -^^ ^ be b* m M rM%y ,nernoon „, ^e ,    Uoyd Carlson of Chardon. ae^
SU-Vlve. iw-_^._»   tmm,   __n_imhu_l     nrov#DOTt ; _.,HI,„-,.._   _»  ih.  X.I.X.    «>_i_vil   mitt, I " "
Mrs. Oace  V.   Pord.   of Warren
engrasslng clerk.
Ployd Smith   of Miami  County.
on the job   until the ftm of the ^   ,ow bn0)tn   HeMT
ithe Waverly CXmrt House. He  was.also snrnve. [present from Columbus.  Oroveport  auditorium of the high school with
[weU liked by aU   who  knew htm.     Puneral eerric-S wUl be held att^, 8pr,nirfleW. [,  -rejen^uon  of "Oood  EngUsh"
(He to survived by hto wife. Emma,the home this afternoon at two p.,  ,  |sponsored by Miss BueU.
land  two   daughters and   one son.jm. and burial will be made In the 11_,r,tlr nrnrrDC
year, although hto term expired
Tuesday of thto week. Business to
heavy at thto time of the year and
many reports wilt have to be made
Out at the end or the quarter, so
Mr. Keechle asked Mr. Olbeon to
remain on tbe Job until tbe new
year- This he has consented to do.
Ralph Brown wUl be retained for
a month or ao. until Mr. Keechle
geU on to the routine.
me son,jm. and burtal vrm be maae in **e i-im/rDC I   - — ■■■      -    _••- ""*"
of Me-lwa-erl, Evergreen cemetery under NEW OFFICERS ■    The drama was written by MJ- enWUteB <****.
J a     •■_».  mm*       _-~> W   * _--_ *** V* -__T       IT a ♦ Vi'a*.       __*•_•. 1*       m        *f rsmrrxmrn       *_--_/»'h>r   I _._>__ __. .. _
chantc-burg,   Prank   of  W-k_ftokl|t__"diction"of   the A. M. Oregg! ARE CHOSEN ^^"^ *  *******  "*c***\   *»•   «•   ****** ** Columbia.
Mri Philip and lames of Piketon. Comply. ^ ** ^J"^r "S*. fd, ™ ; ^^^ *'*■
TiZ ^ut_~   uv.   ann. T^ut   and  o  ,._..- r>  j _r>        •** H **so- ********** ****** ***,    Harvey   o. Hammond,   of  Dan-
I Annual Meeting    Red Croaa L^b^ m the Ohio   Schools. a|TUle> «„eant-ai-arms, lUrbert A.
Held  in  Waverly on ! professional monthly. | Knlsley of Tuscarawas county, first
Monday   Afternoon j   "Poollsh Student**   learned   thro | icrgeeni at arms.
. bitter experience that   success can |   c. 8. Crelghton. of Marietta, sec-
NEW. t*. s. marshal will
BS SWORN IN   TPTJBSDAY
Kenneth Kerr, of Wilmington, to
to Uke  the oath  of office  aa V.
PatrieU BoUowar-Vtrgtola cad-weU a. Manhal tn federal court at Co-
H&ward HoUoway ...Junior Brown juahua, today.
Judge Benson W. Hough wlll administer the oath to the incoming
Mrs. Katie  Brawn, of Piketon.
Also many relatives and close
friends ln Pike county.
Puneral services were held at
Davenport on November _7th.
MRS. J. T. McLEAN
TO BE CHAIRMAN
Of President's Ball for Pike
County—Plana to Be  Announced Later.
Msld ... • Marie Oehres
"Newsboy Ptankle Armbruster
Piano po-tlude.
A collection wttl be received to
help defray the esp-oses of the
program.
SPECIAL XMAS SERVICER
Special Christmas aervleea will be
held at tbe PU-cton M. E. churcb
on Sunday evening, Dee. »• A cantata will be given at tha services,
entitled, "The New Bom King.
This eanUU wlll be sung by a
<tuartetU composed of Mra. Alice
Chteseman. Mn. Virginia Outh.
Rer. W. I.. Stafford and Donald
K. Anderson.
tn addlt'oa to the cantata thert
will be sol* by Ployd Ware, Mtos
Patricia Patterson and Mrs. Same
Sampson. The eanUU will be followed by a pageant featuring tt-.
-WhlU Olf* offering.
marshal, who will be accompanied
to the Judge's bench by Paul Crea-
weU. of XenU. retiring marshal.
Among those who wlU witness the
ceremony art: PrancU O. Canny,
Ot Cincinnati. U. & dUtrlct attorney
and. Ray J. O-tanelL a-_tou_a U. S.
district  attorney.
Tmaa Of Mlsa Ann Rr^ty, Joe-
eph Lorey and Porbes Lampman.
D. a dutrtct n-ttahato,' expire en
December SL
Kerr, however, haa indicated tbat
there wffl be no chen.es m the
deputy mar-halshlpe Immediately.
Mr. Kerr to wen and favorably
known ta Waverty, bavin* vlrijlW
hen on burfnesat when local papers
were owned by Ohio News, mc
Mrs. carl Prtm. Mra Miles Smith
and Mtos Ruth Ptnn were vUltors
The cast of the pageant are the!at PorU_-o_th on Saturday,
five oiven rabies seritm
Dr. Paul Jones to administering
treatment for rabies to five mem-
jbers of the family of Ora Keller
of near  Stockdaie. A   large police
The annual meeting of the Pike! eome only through   Oood   EcglUh j q^j sergeant at arms.
i county Red cross society was held ! and finally mskes   his  decision ln j   j<_ha Sugden of Akron, third ser-
__!!*?__? Z?. I at the court house on Monday el-1 that direction.   The  program  andg-^t  at  arma.
ternoon   at    which  time   the   fol-  students  who  participated follows:! Women   Get   Posts.
lowing officers were   elected. j   Christmas CaroB by   junior  and I    Hughes  and  Mra.   Scriven   have
Probate   Judge   Wlll IL Acord— senior  high. served seceral   terms In the posl-
KeUers and btt Ora Keller, his
wide Meda and nephew, Ben KeU- j
er. T^e KeUer  chUdren. Oris  and J
Opal ave atoo recetvtng tbe treatment, because they played wtth the
dog. The dog was found to be suffering from the rabies and was
killed.
KEISER   ENROLLS   AT O.   S. V.
Mrs. Pauline McLean has been
asked to act again as chairman
tor the Pike County Birthday BaU
for the President.
She was the/ chairman of the
original birthday b*n last Jan. 30. [dred more young men and women
A  different  plsn to to be  used''at   tbe beginning of   the   Spring
this  year,   at the recommendation; quarter oa Jan. Jrd. Edward Kelser
chairman. I    9pecU;>a_W number. j tions  to  which  they  win    be r«->
Rev. J. V. Stone. Vice-chairman, j   synopsis of drama Toollsh 8tud- j elected if the wffl of the RepubU-
Mn. JuUa Shrsder. Recording Se    ent."   Donna Jean 8mlth.
tetary. j   Prologue.   AlU   WUilams.
Mrs. Myrtle  Brown. Treasurer.    J   -FooUsh student. OUle Deacon.
In   addition   to the above offl- ]    oood EStflUh, Bernice Mahone
o' President Roosevelt and tha
Warm Springs Foundation.
Seventy per cent of the pto-
eeeds raised by eaeh local btrthdsy
ban be retained tn tu respective
geographical area, tinder the direction or the committee of each
auch area, to rebabUlUU their In-
fanUle Paralysis victims. Thtrty per
cent of the proceeds wffl be then
tumed over to the NaUonal Committee for dtHr-ry to the president to be presented by him to a
national eommtoston widen re-
search efforts aimed to wipe out
the dt-Mse toU  itself.
Ptaa* tor ths local baU wffl be
anoounocd laXtr.
cers who aerved on the   executive;   Fairies of Oood   English:
Ohio State university's Preshman J cm^ttee   the   following were ae- }   Have Seen. Catherine Rapp.
class, already   ths   largest ln hU- j je^a w members of the executive j   i Know. Rosella DetUHon.
tory. wUl be Joined by several hon- eonunjttee:  Supt. J. E. Way. Roy j
PennUten, Earnest   Wills.   W.   V.,
Watte, J. A. Fish. MM. Nannie 8.
IM11, Mrs. MoUle Armbruster,  Mrs.;
linian   Rittenour   and Mrs. Omer j
Davis.
After the election of of fleer*, the
locsl post office employee, has entered the class.
CHRISTMAS DANCE
The sub-Deb Club will give a
dance at the Oreenbaum Hall on
Christmas night, Tuesday, Dec. 39.
tarry Btonkenshlp and hto ChUUcothe orchestra wlll furnish the
music. c^	
executive committee met and elected Mrs. Julia Shrader a* executive
secretary to succeed Mia. _-0_*_*
T-atner who has resigned to accept a position as ar-ltUm manager
of the, mattress factory here.
Reports iceelved thus fsr ihow
that. 300 memberships have been secured tn the drive. Several  town'
I  Saw. Mary   Scott.
Havt Oor.e.  Anna Stanton.
Have Done. Norma Stubbs.
Isn't. Edith Pope.
Bad  English.  Henry  Murphy.
Rogues of Bad English:
Have Came. Eugene Charles.
Have Went. Richard  BU_Uer.
Alnt.   Leon Brown.
Suarptn*. Cassie Jackson .
Have Saw,  Warren  Smith.
I Seen, Ray Schwart*.
Nuthin'.   Dave Johnson.
Beat   It.  Charles  Huffman.
Have   Ran, Oiven Orooms.
O-ddeae of Success, Helen Woods.
can caucus prevails. Mr* Pord U a
! member of the present' House and
[Crelghton to a fohner member of
jthe House from Washington county.
j Hammond to Republican state
| committeeman from the 17th dUtrlct.
Addressing the   caucus Speaker-
; designate   aald:
Tt to my hope tbat we. the
Republican majority ln the next
llosw, wlB aa ootttact imi selves
that we eaa ge before the peo •
pie to  the -est electl-m     with
rtaa tcesday night
The Wavtrty fire department wa*
catted to the home of J. T. McLean'. ships have not yet completed thetr j Epilogue. Bessie D. Moore.
oa South Market street at  about) reports and officer* of the aodety Music by the. Band.
ten o'clock to put out a small blaze ; art of tbe opinion that the mem- j Songs wtth guiur accompaniment
on the roof. The bto** was caused \ bershlpe   secured   wffl not   exce?_., —Eber Vulgamore.
by Tying sparks from   a   neartyjfour hundred. The quote for PUtfj RedUtion. Tittle Brown Baby,*"
chimney. Damage was slight.
'.cotmtj U seven hundred.
Marilyn Jackson.
■elves ta the eyea of  the pab-
He.
Oessaman aald tt would be hto
purpose at aU times to carry oot
th* wishes of the caucus wtth the
hope of advancing as far as we
ean the RepubUcan patty ln Ohio.
The name of Bateman wa* put
befor* the dCkeus by Oe_t_-_an who
hat been bto person*, friend for
many year*.
Mrs. Harrr Eblhi and Mrs. Joseph
White tpent Monday at I* neater.
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