Republican Herald 1935-10-31

              THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24,  1935
PIKETON IfVtta I ****** ** ***t*h Barger and SalUe
.,     !__    —  j    Meettag was then adjourned  to
mjs, Rhyman   Dawson who   •__-'■*-*•**«   cn the third   Wednesday'ta
heen seriously Jtn _» taiDre/vtag. ,'P«*-ru_ry whkh will be the first
Mr. and  Mra    Cbetlet   Farmer,(meeting of the   coming year.
«   W-*htagtta»  court  House   andi    During the aoeial hour  refroh-
Mr. and Mrs. Muri Queen and dsu- ■ menu were served to the foUowtoa;
ghf«r cf   chiai^tiiiie  were —•JMts-5meTnbcrt.-     Man* Wlllson,   Helen
THE REPUBUCAN   HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO
_.     „.     , „,m,x,,mK   Wr.~   j-j-su: ""'wai.       lastie   wiuson,    Heieti| "*-™   -~* •*'* I*-""-  Ol neip-'"~ -*   -wuriou-.
w Sunday of Mr. and Mra irrta-f!Patterson. Ruth Barger; Ruth Vul-  "**• ** ***** M»-«h«_. task which'   OBhtfrt Btoke ha* retttmrd home
Daily c! Piketon, rr-more; Ahre Osee— man;  Pauline j_* *****   "t*0 *** srrlval had'*-^4* "P»n««_i-r   Several weeks at
Several   frtend* wlih  welt   an«i'Oooper, Polly Talbott. sum. s,«,n:i"*" ****** But Mr*. Cllne In-liied -South Solon.   He was *—.—,»«-_<
Duly  _-    . . -_, £_^T._-_——,—....-—WW
Several frtend* W«_ welt ailed Oooper, Polly Talbott, SaUte Samp
baskets gathered at it* home of *-5*- Iv» Cutkr; Nora Vu*8-o-:<rc:
"Mr, and Mrs. Hayward Daily r-f lhe' Row Sell— and Glad}-* 'Rhoadea
Cotxsabaa ptk* or. Sunday andaur-' Th* Mnme Mtostouary Society ls
prised Mrs Daily In honor cf ),a *rwrt*ortog s home talent play to
btrUxtHy .i-':i)ivefB_ry. . be Rlveri in th« near futur*.
  The Church, of Chrut ta Chris-
The  liAHits- Aid Society  of  th*«Uon Dnfc„  i* being redecorated,
M. K,'Cburch Rave * rewpOon on!   Mra.   F. J.   McConneli   et   titer
Tarngtv to tb.-  new   pastor.   Rev.! York CKy: Miss Lottie Thoma*  ol
D E  MofiVt and  ht« fsmlly. : Coiumbu*:   Mra    Marjaret    Cole-
The  loiJowing program wa* sen- j ">*W   and MU*   Florence   Thoma*
o>r«i   antler the direction of Mi** of Lut-asville fixnt Friday with .Mr.
Tkavtirrti wyna;r -and Mrs. Wm. Sampson.
&m-: by  Ihe congregstton. ;    Mr*.  Thad   Itensoo, Mrs. Milton
Prayer: Rev. MoffitL ' Btxchk  and  Mrs. "Clay    Saunders
Piano Soto: Majesty of thc Dcep'weie  PorUmouth viator*  on Snn-
—Catherine Barger. iday.
Violin Solo: Andante by Chick—j Mra. EUzabeth Pattrr-.cn ot Co-
Actoratton by Borow—t—-Mrs. Paul- lumbus 1* vtotltag st tlie home of
ine Cooper. Mr and Mrs. Cbarle* Patterson,
Piano Duet by Margaret Anne' Mr. and Mra Donald Legg of
Wynn  and  Catherine Banter. (Anderson.   IndUna  passed  Thurs-
VKAln Solo: Traumerel. Schuman j day with their uncle snd aunt.
and  T-mbourlnl by Friz  KreiUkrJDr. and Mr*. A. B. Anderson.
Mtos   Oeneva Cltae   entertained!    Co***» Bobst   at SprtngfitM wv
Monday  evening in  honor  of her!-  Sunday guest  of Mr. and   Mrs
mother, birthday Mm, Otoe   was!•*»«*   Bobst.
.ured to the   home   rf Mia  Km-!   ******   Adam* spent the   week
ma Cltae with *.h» pretest of help-lw,d •* Cohunbo*
taf, In some household task whkh'   OUbttt Blake ha* retttmrd home
-a—*.   »—j   RMival   ana ■ ~ "*    *****-***ce*
been done. But Mr*. Cllne insisted jf*5—1* •Sok**>-
Ihet  ihg M»nd the  evening   with!
ber. That xh* was verr lonely since [
her daughter who hsd been  vWi-,
tag with her a tirr dsys wa* gone j
to her home at   Waverly,   During;
He was aecc— panled J
Thl* year throughout the United j
State* the Girl   Scouts of   this;
count— wui celebrate National Oirl!
Scout Wr«fc. Here  in Waverly ear
local chapter to  to   cekhrate   by!
  starting an -old toy campaign."   '
home bt 'i_.r.^-*^M-^ JPXt^^^oSfZ-
Blske and bsby of South Solon %£^J*2£Z*$C%J*2 51
Kim, arin emm* . -_,t. um.. .,,..►. enliAtlng the service* of R«V. H. H.J
retattS W!bur cf   *** ************ Chureh I
r-,..... «_„._.. e,* «♦,,» ..-i._*. "* ********* ft one fsmlly on lhat
_._-._«_- -...----ry. -«r-Ji^*"™1' °* 2S «J?!2 <*********■ t-nkbtag loy, for the
h-  abeence   the  followtng   t^**\t*    J^T^J? ******  *********
had as«*mWcd  st hcr l.om*: »-r.,w"" J™^ ™*_v ,_.„     Since Uwn he hss   enlisted the
and Mr* Robert Wiltoon, Mr. and.    °,l%* °™n'™^"l^Z «rvto» of the   Oirl   ScouU   and
Mra WtOet Brown.- Mr. and Mr* -{ZtdTvlI™  here ' *****   ***** ********   **********
WIDUm   Wit-on:    Mr.    and   Mr*.} 8^rw_tt,J_!   T_L- c^er cf ********** *"*>***  ******  *****  **•
HaroW    Oaborne:     Mr*.    Ocorgto;    »■ ■«   «_;  *SLrKf^5 with  the aid of good   ciu-en* of
«f ,^,      M^k^«f _ J W^r *******   ******  ***   *** >«"-   W. i^"11*-*-   ™«   yW   "T^
Mrs.   John   Markham;  and Elmer.       e^.j" hoped for   a    bigger    and    better
Markh»m;    Hmcr  Borwn.      Mm.) —„,_» «,.,, jnnk h(._  o~    Chrbtma-.' Their, aim' behind   this
Cltae grsclouily admUUd thst ^'day^hoolch*  the^ Loyal  Work- '»  *° ***** those ********* »*** ***
.     PACE a.
To Tin: tnizrss or WAYERi \!«-*-»        --_ "'        '" "JL'L'
nimng^,^Z^Jh^^^ Entangled" Nov. 7th
SWCLAIRIZE your car for winter. . .
Winter Lubrication . . . Radiator Clean
Anti Freeze . .. Heaters . .. Batteries ..
Tire* and Accessories ... Be prepared
.. . new cold weather lubrication . . See
ft?,!"c'a,r Service Station
MABKET AND TniHI>,SYRE_TS
WAVKBLY, a
was \-crj' agreeably  surprised.  The "•"** *Kao<a cm*, the Loyal  Work-'"  ro "****P tnose lamutes wiw  are
evening w-aa plea*anUy spent wtth:cr*   ***   Wedrte-<!ay evening. They unable to buy toy* for their chll-
'     - UW "SmOtnir T>,—,„»K- .< .1.- >«_   idren. ff vrui  hat-.   .n>ti.i-_   —   -_
—PauUne Cooper.
PUno Solo:  Song  of Autumn
'Margaret  Anne Wynn.
Remark*:   Rev.  MoffltL
Song: by   Congregation.
During  the  social hour refresh
Clarence "rVttlt of Rising Bun,
Indiana I* passing a few days with
hi* parenU. Mr. and Mra Wayne
rVttlt
Funeral Director Fred Kress ha*
gone   to   Cleveland  where he   will
A long narrow face to  not  pleas-
m ^pti^^~=^=|~*~_—*,
tog  decorated   with autumn flow-     j c. i_~»T^.,_ » L^T.. „
era A large crowd attended IJ'^, ^STe** l**"'10* »»»Pect-  Thto  HaUow«*en  night  should    be|
On   Wednesday   rfternoon      the 'SL_^__^, w    k      '^  ' h rL ^"^  °f   fU°*
_ j      -moon     i^swkead  ilhlihoim  hot. | A hearty good tough never harmed
music, both sacred and lnstrumm- "w ^^Through'* si thc the-
tal. Rcfrc-hment* were served by °tr« *L_*f**°" *** ,UDCh# *X **»
Oeneva and aMtotcd by Dorothy! ***»»r »*** ****«**><**** *********
Brown   and Ruth O-borne. ',***' V?",*?"™1 ^'J'*W
__     . ! C**to. Mabel Pratt. Lucille Halter-
Tbe lecturer, pro tern wlll pre-;m_,. ld4 _,-_; MlWred Rapp;
aent a Hallowe'en progrsm at the _>,, rummerstein. Bemlcc Swan-
next moetme of the grange which {oayneue Scheutle; Adaline Pratt;
will be October 22nd.   Come   rally I .*__,)<*    j^^    MlWred   Rapp,
around us. dear Or*ngers so truejen-je py^. Knt, *_,<,»»„., yj-.
Be   merry  and  wise ta Jthe things |tj_   n,pp   ,-j   j^   ^-j _j_ |t
thal you   dol Ij  g^jL
Mrs Mary Btpst and daughter of
ChUlicothe spent the week end wtth
Mr. and Mra Charles Scharenberg.
Joe BUke Of South  Solon spent
dren. tt you hste anything to donate please call 27BK or the Oirl
Scout Executive, Mra WalUr Scott
—Phone COI.
Oarden Club met at the home of
Mra Ruth Vulgamore at Jasper.
The meeting wa* called lo order
by the president Mra Marie Wlllson
and roll call was answred by naming the bird the intended to encourage to make lu home tn her
tarden.
The followtng program wa* given
Mr. and  Mr*.  Robert Armstrong i    sny one.
of   PoUmouth   were the week end j So come add   your   share   and   be
,1, el      M- • •——
Mrs.    Oscar
guesu   of  Mr.   and
Arm—trong.
Ben Dunham and ion Ben Jr.
•nd Karl Dunham of PorUmouth
were Sunday guesU of Mr. ami
Mrs. John B. Foster.
Ray  Claytor    was    a   visitor   at
Growth and   Culture of Dahlias. Cincinnati Sunday.
Mra   PauUne Cooper. Mr.    and   Mrs.  Cloice    Riley  cf
Winter Bulb*, Mr*. Alice Cheese- Portsmouth were week end guesu
sssn. rf   jr-. Ell*   Henson.
Study of Chrysanthemum*, pre- Mr. and Mra Ronald Oulh and
pared by Julia VaUery and read by. eon attended the foot ball game
Mrs.   Ruth  Vulgamore. at   coiumbu* Saturday.
The offlcer* were elected for the i _____	
coming year aa   follows:
President—Marie Wlllson.
pumpkin* that night.
With glad smiling faces and hearts
sweet and   bright
We can be Jolly aod have our fun
And   not   be   unkind  to any one!
Mr. and Mra Nolan Murahv and
Mr and ur- n—. sj.m   ,,,   "? I ,"*r-"*!X I"** « no*  tuiny  ana ne
v^ie   «^.v^_^N~1 °- Ath'it****** ******* He  ww  placed  on
Riley  of (Mr   JTm^x,        L"**"  * Probation f~ a period of one year
7  "I Mr   and  Mra   Elmer Brown. _„«, ordered to report to the pros-
r.^..' " ******* c**** ***  ecuting attorney at spedned' times
family -pent the week md with during the period of probation, on
Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Cltae of condition Uiat he pay the cosU
W,mIjr' of the  esse.
the week end with home  folka
PAY COSTS £NB   REPORT
TO a-ROSECT-WG  ATTORNEY. _„_„
Elmer Tackett, who waa to have I j.   Moore
been   tried  ln  the  common  picas!    n—- .^  »-.       _ ..
court   on   Wednevl.y.   OctobeT H rJ_L _J *& £__**      *°*-W
on a charge rf carrying concealed  X^_W?..°L ********* * ****hetr
tUBTHS    IN   PlV-E   OOUNTY
Born to Mr. and Mra Kendall
Howard of near Ptketon a son—Dr.
I. P. Seller.
Born to Mr. and Mra Marian
Skldmore of Camp Creek a son—
Dr. Seller.
Born to Mr. and Mra John Kell-
ar of Olade a dsughter—Dr. Wm
MeCaleb.
Born to Mr. and Mra David E.
Bowman rf Bethel a dsughter—
Dr. M E. Moore.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Emcraan
CutUp rf Wakefield a son—Dr. M.
on a charge rf carrying concealed
weapons appeared before Judge
Oeorge D. Nye and changed hto
fonner plea rf not  guilty  and be
Sampsoa
Corr»poTUllng Secretary — Rose
Bettor.
Program Committee: Mae Dewey,
Polly Talbott. Alice Chreseman.
Prize*  for best   flowers were   •-
—Dr. Moor*
Born to Mr. and Mra Pearl Murray rf Warerly Route One s daughter—Dr. Moore.
Barn to Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Davis of Lucasville a son—Dr. M
E. Moore.
at seven o'clock. Sermon by the
pastor Rev. Theodora Schlundt and
special mutlc and a specUl colo
by Donald Amlerson of Piketon. A
kind invitation to extended to ev
try one.
£^T>   ,^*,L BEASS*G-*«»     APPLES FOR   SALEt —
peStlta..0*** T*CUti 0n B GRIMES OOLDtN and BE» DE-
non-support charge which WM set uaOUS. Oaed Quality Picked
for Tueaday,  October   02   fa,    the Apt*, at R«Men~ In Beaver. ISo
NOTICE
«£_53__^^
aecreur,  and   Treawrer-SaliuU--,. ,t ^ ___,etUc_ gjglZ^~**»**"J*-*   theJAppto. at B^Mence In B_aver. tS,
lat seven   o'clock.   Sermon by   the! _2_5^-^EL22? h" __?   »-|«» $U»   pet trnthet Dn-a   at Me
SPECIALS
For Saturday, Oct. 26
g3—iI-^AUL STORES
2 pound box Soda Cracker.       18c
1 pound box .Soda Crackers   10c
Pure Black Pepper, per pound 15c
Chocolate Drops, per pound     10c
25c iar Lanford Vanori-rin* Salve ..17c
1 lb. box Epsom Salts, 2 for 15c
Jar Rings, 2 dozen      5-
10 penny Nails, 3 oounds  10c
Pint Jar Mustard, 2 for    15c
25c jar Mutton Suet Comoound ......21c
Clodhopper Store
WAVERLY -
We hawe near Waverly a beautiful baby _rand
piano, which we are forced to take back. This
piano ic guaranteed by the World'* Oldett and
Large*t Music House. Purchaser may pay balance due, either in caah or in small weekly or
monthly payment*. We would con*ider an upright piano a* part payment. Get in touch with
CREDIT MANAGER at once, care of the RUDOLPH WURUTZER COMPANY, 38 SOUTH
LIMESTONE STREET, SPRINGFIELD,   OHIO.
—--    -   ,     __ "■■"■   aw-   wi  >i—   per  nram.  un——   ai  kx
**»-ed to  Th-raday.   November   7. j twa-el O. H. NUTT. BRAVER. O.
The Party's On Me
—TOUR VOLUNT—KJ4 OROCER.
YOU'RE INVITED TO SAVE I,
Vnur presence 1* requested tmmedUtcly at my VOLUNTEER
STORE. I'm the host at a gaU Hallo—>en Thrift Party. To extend my ccrrdui tnvlution to nrcryon* I have rwaonelly seKct-
*d th* foods you kno- and like so well and listed them at eaua
lo-v pricea Come ta and get aequalnted-youll have a good
time saving money at thl* big value giving event.
WHEN WE SAY SCOOP, THAT MEANS HllRRY!
Tn all the arts, including buying, the exceptional is only a-
chieved by introduction of new ideas ... we realize this so
well that ah the stock is refreshingly different. Our comprehensive showing of new fall and winter merchandise is
distinctly unique.
Now On Display
The New
Ford V-8
for 1936
Beautiful new lines and colors . . . Easier Steering and
Gear Shifting .. . New Interior Beauty . . . Super-Safety
Brakes . . . Time Proved V-8
Performance. . . Economy
and Reliability.
See the Finest Car
Ever Built.
Clarence Vailery
WAVERLY, OHIO
M. S. C. RAISINS
Seeded 2 for 17c, Seedless 2 for 15c
Saturday Special Coffee I
FANCY SANTO.''—MILD   ANI)   MELLOW
Post Toasties, 3 pkgs 23c
l.T 1'IT.tn   TEN   CENT  SIZE
Volunteer Milk, 4 tall cans 25c
EXCrPTIONALLV  FINE.
Campfire Marshmallows . . . 20c
Crackerjack lc BOTH FOR 21c
Riverview Ginger Ale 10c
l.'K'.l   BOTTLE
Libby Tomato Juice, No. 1 can .'. 9c
FKOOIICKS   ENERGY
Volunteer Olives, No. 8 jar  23c
Vl'UFffU   MANZANILLA
Iced Fruit Cookies lb. 13c
VoIunteer'RSP Cherries, 2 No. 2 can25c
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE.
Volunteer Hominy. 3 large ca. ns....25c
EXCEPTIONALLY  FINE.
Volunteer WG corn. 2 No. 2 cans 27c
IXCEFTIONALLY  FINE.    '
GOLD MEDAL
Flour
24H lb.
sack
$1.23
^OL>HOPPER STORE
NOUTn    8T„   WAVEHLY.   O
J. W. COOPER
PIKETON.   OHIO
PAULINE BLAZER
omega. ilmrV
WELTY BENNETT
HEAVES. OHIO
FRED H. VOELKER
OIYEN'S.  OBIO
CHARLES CUTLIP
Wakefield, ohio
Floor Coverings
Durable Heavy Gold Seal Felt Bate
Floor Covering, new colort, new designs, 6 ft. wide, running yard $1.00
9 ft. wide, running Yard ....$1.50
Genuine Burlap   Back Linoleum,   at
per   running yard   . . i $2.90
9x12 Felt Base Ruga, floral and
Block Pattern*, all new colors and
deaigna,   for    $4.95 and   $5.95
Savings  In  House Needs
SAVING IN THE HOUSE WARES-
IRONING      BOARDS,       A       $2.49
Quality      Folding    atyle  Board  with
smooth  finish 54 inch ironing aurface
—at  each     $1.49
WASH   Boilers.   $2.95   quality heavy
tin   with  good  grip handles,   special
prico of $1.39
COAL HODS. 69c quality corrugate-
galvanized   steel bucket   with   atrong
'hail  handle,  each  SOc
(SKILLETS. Large   No.   9  size   cast
iron,   exceptional value   for   . . . .85c
No. 8 for    75c
T/AlE  CLOTHS.   In   all color* and
sizes   at    $1.00   up
ALARM CLOCKS. Pedestal ba»e ha*
■ruaranteed movement,    .dependable
loud alarm for   $1.00
FLOOR BROOMS.   Plain Handle*,—
Broad  Shoulder,  for     39c
SEWING MACHINE. Only I Kentucky Home Sewing Machine, drop
head, real value tor $32. None Bettef
We are Market Center for all Steel
Roofing*, woven wire Feeing, house
Spouting*. We Specialize in the Estate Heatrola.
For Men and Boys
ALL WOOL JACKETS with the full
length talon zip-up fastener, Couack
styles, navy blue on!y,yat each   $3.50
Boy's,   at each     $1.79
WOOL COAT SWEATERS. Attractive shades in Tan, Blacks and Blues,
durable and warm for $1.00 and up
.SUEDE CLOTH SHIRTS. Ideal for
all outdoor wear, tan only ... .$1.00
UNDERWEAR. Heavy flat knit Union Suit* for men, at per suit . .97c
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS. Heavy
Chambray  and Covert  Cloth,      well
constructed,   for   each    48c
CANVAS CLOVES. Good quality
Hutking Glove, real  value, dozen97c
For Women and Children
OUTING GOWNS. Regular 69c and
75c value, good quality outing V neck
line*, bia* binding trim, each 50c
Plain White, Peach and FIe*h Outing  Gown*,   at eaclP 75c
JERSEY BLOOMERS. Extr. good
quality Jer*ey, well constructed, medium and extra sizes, per pair . ,35c
Children's   Jersey Bloomers,   at  per
pah*  10c and 25c
DRESSES. Children's school Dre**e*
—Fruit of the Loom Prints, in plains,
stripes and floral designs for each$l
Good quality print Drotae* as low as
each       59c
HOSE. Children's School Hose, » real'
value  for per  pair
.-;iag   washers
One of the most modern up-to-date
Washers, fine quality, expert workmanship and design assure you of
perfect safe performance. Easy on
your clothes, will give maximum service over a period of many years at
$69.50 and   up
Dewey's Store
'""•as-"-
The Republican Herald
VOLUME 93.
5 NEW SCHOOLS
TO BE OBTAINED
In Latest   Allotment
Of Jobs Under
WPA
PIKE TO BENEFIT
Pike County Rural Building
Program Ordered To Provide Jobs  For Many.
fund* and $146 in  state money,   j
GrSht  road  projMt*   are among)
the *otM  r-lcfu-tt.     Road Number!
J1  tn Sunfuh,  Beaten and Mlftlin j
■ town-hlfas  Is  to   employ   64  msn
Ior J  months for  viilcta the  government, vrlll   expend   »134»g and
the  county    W.Tit).   Laurll    IUdgc
road la  to be resurfaced   with  3*
men working   three months,   with
the government   furnishing   $4,803
and the county  1370.
Bridge rtoon-tmcUon on Camp
Creek • Hunter road win work 10
men for 9 months at a coat of
*7Sa and *400. Laurel nidge guard
rail Is to cost «915 aod tm ang
will work II men for 2 month-
Widening of the Dog Hollow road
ts to provide jobs for U men for
3 months st a cost ot 11,005 ln
federal money. ImprovemenU for
road number 33 will require It men
■ _.-—_-.   mc    mm     „—rm,J-*°*   -0     ****     *t     *   COSt    Of    $443     Itt
XABOB AMOUNT TO BC  STO™, ,____,  _„._    Hettei.vieto- road
  repairs are to cost IS282 and  M0«
• for forty men working 3 month-
New school building* sod Im- j VaUer road repair* call Ior 23 men
provement* to schools and grounds] tor two months St cost of (3,339
county asd township road pro-jand W80.
ject* snd rtflage street and side
walk Jobs are among the more im-i rOLICI*. QUICK. 1 V
porumt WPA work, reJaase for{ GET STOLEN CAR
lmniedisxe   inauguration  ln   Pike
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY. OCTOBER   31,   1935.
HASB^NME^fH^r^BE PRESENTED
NUMBER 44.
Lt»t Of Officers and Jud|t'; ******* 8wtu'1 C***K
Judges Chosen For
The Election
AN ERRONEOUS ttL'MOR
In order to correct an crrori-uu* '
'■ rumor   lhat has been circulated In j
i certain part* of the couuty. we wWi
, io ctrtUy that not more than one-
; fiftieth of the county   road   fund
; has   been   spent on the   road- on
I and   around   Lake While,  In tact'
DEATH STRIKES
AWEARY DRIVER
A t    Waverly    Hi^[^SrZS^'^,"*t^\F***^ Dick    KilIed
_t      I t • *Oe e
School Auditorium    **** ***** ***** b* *** 8**u:of
*    rtU-PARtNO  gt-IIEDt'LE
Superlntendrnts and   coaches ... .      __       '-V--  '_«    "'_»*       'Ohio,
the different hlgb achools of  Pike!       Thursday  Nov. 7.
county will meet thu afternoon st j 	
the office of County 8uncrfn!end
ln a lew year*. In all probability
there   wtll   be hundreds of   thous-
FULL   LIST    GIVEN *** J- &   Way. for the purpose of i MT   8-00    O'CI CtCK 'IT*    *^* * ^"^ P^Ptttr
      *    y*\ making out the county higr/school i °*W    V <-L**-»*-K. I ****** ***** ***** **** ******* ***
I basket ball schedule for   this tes-  * i amount   spent.
H. L. Schwardt, Republican *on
Leader, and -uryn-an, T-©
Look After Local Interest
ELECTION ON   M.\r   n i -uw
  i"The.  D,s*cop     Entangled" j
MELTING IN ELECTION WORK   *        W,,,  Bc Given Noveni-
Mrs. Joseph It   Jones has  been| b*r 7th*
named as assistant clerk of the e-j	
lection board, durtn*; the bilry days. _.._„ „.
She wlU   work until  after   the el-;KAM>V ***** TO   BE PRESENT
sctton.
8. E. WEST.
SHERMAN   UOHTLK.
ORIS C. BRAMMER,
Commissioner*.
W, M. COOL.
County   Auditor-
LOTS GOING  FAST
Sale ol lou at Lake White near
In Auto Wreck On
Saturday Night
22 YEARS OF AGE
Elmer Smith, Companion Of
Dick, Escape* With'Minor Injuries.
ACCIDENT   NEAR  CIIIIXICOTUE
county. Announcement was mad*
at the district WPA offlce* st ChUUcothe Wedaesdsy that 39 projects ln Pike county were released
officially and work could start a*
aoon as men on relief sre selected
and assigned.
Major Portion rederal Money
Pike county projects   will mean
an   expenditure of   till,132. Mcit
Highwa*-*Patrotmen Capture
Pair In Warerly In A
Hur.-y-i.ij   Style.
Within 30 minutes after an auto
had been stolen In ClrclevUle, early
Monday,  state  highway  patrolmen
had recovered the auto and landed
Its two occupants tn the Pike  Co.
_, ._."____.~_-_3^jn*'l!.,."rt "7*?* JsU. Officers Roquet and  Oder  of
tL^J^JL^?* !&£ £_" **** CWUlcothe^ub-sUUon recelv-
_2L_2rf  *ZT^   *"********* ed the radio report   of   the theh
^SSS-LWI**? S_W    , - ****** o'clock.  M a  little before
t^mount in   the Ust   ot   pro- ,:J0 „_ ^ „_,_  m ;hf
***L____rf-2   CWWl3r#*-r*   5fnew north aktru ciTarerly. Tbey gave
f^!-__^J_f *****,****i***r**-\cbsse  and  made  the  capture   at
iT^    ^t S2_2£_?_l. nUra' «*• ***** *** °* *» dty
her of one room bulldinga flites art
The   following are the  Pike Co. 'vnTrnc       CUAI„ -.     Rehearaals an.   «-n   .«_i^ i Waverly.   opened Saturday  and U      y
rreclaci offlclala   for the   Section VOTERS      SHOULD' f«  ihe^itLi  ri.!^i ,1 '**> *********  *<*   *** **** **  **•"'    W"r>  /rom * ***** *****- ****'
to  be belg, on Tuesday. November. p ASS    ROAD   I FVY     T*** offering 2_L^1^5?'ft-*-*   ******   UP   *****   maaOay'■***<*- ******** V. of   Route   B, Wa-
8lh: irAOa   KUAU   i-__V T   toneleg-lm Ll£Ln^?™ ^ altbt, U lou had been   sold. W.!*-^ n«tded  at  the wheel of hla
S  high--___?__,!__£!     ***   *****   «-J   a   U   Oage are,**** sedan, when about a- mile and
S_r_S?__S__'  t____!Mm   "lln   charge  of  U.e  sales.  The ln,\*bsU motb ot ChUUcothe on Bt
7Ul are SO   by   100   feet and sre being! °* Saturday night, at 10:45 o*c_>ck
a  M/_j  un j. ■ so*d *°* ****** ***** *** ******°* *° *nd  WM  ******* ***** ** *** ****-
* moss  luiarfous Comrd- ;„_,  madt  ^ pjke county  people, »«l*—ot   crash    into   a   telephone
BENTON TOWf_5HIP
Demccrau:   Samuel Ftaley. pre- "They E-p.ct C^timianca -Sir^iSS  No^eS
sMlng judge;   clarence  Malmberg,' Of GoocTRoed. In ial Ho p  1       *'  Kovcmber
£_JfiiiuCtortol lAn™uon«'   *******! Pike County
Republicans:    otls    8tulU.  Judge;
Chariea Cottrell, judge; Walter Mc-!    Inasmuch as the Board of Coun-' COnJi'   ■__?•. h'•-r•<>u*,  three-act J quite a number of prominent peo-'!»»*-  E*tn*r Smith, »,  Waverty, a
Crackcn. clerk. ,iv  r«.-—.-,!_,««--«.  mi   »,„ -  <-°meay   inai .t-pg yml  tn 8n u_ itiitermi    norte,   nt   th*:' comDanlon.  e«car>ol    _?rlou»  »ibj-_
,ty  Commissioners  of   Pike County
CAMP CREEK  TOWNSHIP      I have made   the neee«ary steps   to i E__£J°I5U* „!fU8hUT   fr0m   ***'****, ****, bought lot*.
DemoeraU: Crawford   Legg, pre-!Place a 3-rnin road  levy  upon  the: K ^*
you  in an up-  pie from   different   parts   of   the j companion,  escaped    serious  hort*
and   afler being treated   for aome
.      _.„, ^,„. .„_. .,,,  uyw „,_ JeuU and bruises at Uie Chillicothe
aiding   judge;  Ed   Thomas, judgs;  ballot this fall to bc voted  by thei,,   „m,      •'  "'e cast have prac-   PAI I    FROM  TRFF     ho-P*-*1. waa discharged.
Ray Dunham,   clerk.   Republicans: cltlwru of the County we feel that "     f     •m,ftl the>* ***** *** *** rtWJltl    I IVE-I-   j Companion    Asleep.
Dewey Ealy, judge;  Morris Looney, aome e-rplanaUon  should be made.! re^«1^n* ***** will  be   spent   in        PROVES      FATAL;    Mr* *******  was  asleep when the
Judge;  WllUam   McJunkln. clerk.      In order that the m-crMlty of the ***********   **' ««lon   of the playi   j crash occurred.
MARION TOWNSHIP \ passage   of  this  levy   be  brought !™ ************ comical sltuaUons _._._   Ke_i:___r    P:_.   _- '    Dtc1'   *****   *** companion, Elmir
DemoeraU:    Lindsey  Thompson, forcibly to the pcopk-. we  wish  to er!n, ************** Leoam  Keplinger,  flke   Co. 8nUUl  ^ or Mr  __ ^ „,,__
presiding Judge;  Albert   Brummcr  submit a   few IscU ,        Christian   Endeavor Society I      »     **armer, Utea   Of   A     . Smith of Waverly, operated a truck
Judge; Harry Adams, clerk. Rcpub-     in 1933   an emerecnev exist** m Waverly   V.   D.   church U. Broken Back. ; between Akron and   Buffalo. They
-cans: Clarence  Butler, Judge    Ed  the^«cl>ooi ^StiS lt!l!!WM""8  thU  -■••*nalninent  and|    T_v,     _. ~ were returning to Ptke county In a
DanleU. judge; Elmer Jor5o?clcr_. lo kcejTSe schooU    ™?   H,.™*". *..***»***> *****  ** *******    t*!«_^.-!_'^??!^^a.^im!.-rf:^n to spend the week end when
E.  JACKSON  TOWNSHIP
DemoeraU: J
open,  me leg-:-UnM, lhe sno_, Wt of the season. Cjrnlhl*,na' ***° suffered-a broken u^ accident occurred.
™"1,  i_S_L tr? °"' •?   °f tht!    «fi-r*r£?£££^_*  in a fall  from an apple tma^g^Z^S^ explain how
 a--™,.-,   jlog judge; Olln w°i.T °ud^ - T*c £Zol7betT IT T ******** Oel ytatt.  while  *\mm*;*a*a Sgo. dlsd 1-Sday.      L_   vxUgM   happened; Estate
at Oerman, In On^on t^.; J^perT        **•   *** ********* of the Car. « Halm, clerk. I^publicina'w.^er tt revtSfS   rold  L£%  by  Ch^rU, S_  !_*°'M* ______ S__Sa^ ^ FZtJ^ ■ "#*"   ,K,rt°lmen*    *****    *BV**'
Carr** Run, Bm Orove, and Buch-h"10  -*1*  the  ****** ** P«te Ad-1 Clement*.   Judge;   Wilbur  HatfU-ld   23   ZT__    n _T1 S?i&\ .i*^***   fr0m   thc   pUy **** ** I       „   K*Pl**«**  ana   6 children.   Ug.UD-   tbK ,„. _w  tne ^^
anan.   DeVos.   and Drjn__Uoo   ol\**** *** *»•»- Worlhmgton. both!Judge; Ray Jacason. clerl Se   count    tui   L __^S .Bm°"g   the  Vi4r,0us **' %"   %L_^_!_3 ?/ ^t?JT''  **** ******>*****   <*****t>   »-      the
are arcWtecU for" the!0* ML  ********** Ky- ****  ******[       w- JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Jobs. Two   of   the   -—Carr's Run ln    u>*   oounty  Jail,   from  which j   DemoeraU: Earl Clcmenu, presld-
and Elm Orove-were star ted under u-e-' «uh*equ«>tly were eUlmed by j tog  Judge;   Forest   Acord.   Judge;
the   county  haa   tost  tZSSXXUSO  to parto>enu of the "church" Mn.   Arabeile Deardoff of Middle-, wheel"
date by lhat action. Excellent Caat of Chanu-te-      I *****    Mr»-  Dorothy  Chaffln.   ol; '   craahea   InU>   Pola,
Since   the ten    mill     llmlution,    An   excellent   cast of characters Cynthlsna; Fred  KepUnger of Co-;    The car swerved to the left side
    , - ■    ■   wtnt tnto effect lav.  >e*r. after a are   as follows: ilumbus and Reece  and Howard  aljof the road, struck  the ditch, and
PERA and the building,  are   now^^****   ****** ************       .  * ^* r*******   «*crk-  R«Pobl-cans:  vo[e or   Uv> peo^   rMlucln-   the Calvin  Spangler -Everett Strawn ho"'- *** also leaves two brothers: • when   „  arl   angle  crashed    into
ready for roofing.      The   program:_Tne  **** ***   ****   f**f*tty ot}J. C. Hams. Judge;   w.  M. Clem- ^ nte of   ^   ^-.y   by one-  Deacon Pe-irose...„...Floyd Beckwlth'■ ****** **** **t* Keplinger of Sin- the   telephone  pole  which  demol-
imons- Mtm Sflm******** *******  third,  it   U  Impossible  to   secure Rev.  Dr.  Sopher..Virgil Bumgarner < **** Springs and a sister Mra. Dor*  lihed   uie  auto   and   pitched   the
j MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP sufficient funds    with    which    to  Harry Baxter Earl   BUum Oarren of  Marshall j two occupanU out. Both men were
i    Democrats:  Carey Beekman. pre- ; -^i-taj- the toads ol this county. Mr. Ralferty, a Plain Clothes Man {    Funeral services  were   conducted, .necked     ur«>on-clous    and    were
p.   m.   Frtdsy I *>dlng  Judge;   Ray  Dotson. Judge;.    ,-,„,   u _   -gaiu,^   Ul_t   ««-.        Richard Deering j this  afternoon   at   thc  Cynthiana p,ckwl  up by _  passing CCC  am-
, - •      ,_ , __-__-. are at least IWO   miles of county, Oeorgla Sopher „Eva Blaum Church of Christ in ChrtatUn Un-  buianoe  which took  them  to   Uie
months at a oost of KM* ln fed-  war Stockdaie  after lingering  UI- < Floyd Trimbel. Judge; A C. Uoo_hj|0a_   ^^   _ m,_y )-_-_   aiul^Ruth Mary  DoU j ton with th* Rev. J. W. Sylvester In  bo-pual.   Mr.   Dtek   died  Bunday
■end funds and ♦3.7SS by the *chool J nea» of compllc*tlott». Be   was   ajJ-nd,   Judge;   Frank   Elliott, clcrk.i.t  llMt  tbnt   gnd  p-jb^iy   nve ' Katy    Lucille    Woods charge and burial was made ln the-jgm  »t   11*»   without regaining
hoards. Ison of Henry snd Katherlne Smith I PEE PEE TOWNSHIP Um<a  _.   many  c_wrU   _    the, Story   af   tha PUy. | Cynthiana cemetery. ! coru-^c-u-ne**.  Ke received a frae-
  1 tured skull and S of his ribs were
FORMS AVAILABLE  SOON      j torn loose. He wa* attended by Dr.
ue wlll not suffice.   If the 3-mlU I ministry, so when he drops tn upon j
_   program j
called for 7 of the new structures'1*- Peters,  of  ClrclevUle.
and  two—Idaho and  Camp Creek
—have been computed.
The Carr's Run and Elm Orove |
JACOB W.  SLARK
Death  at eleven .
projeeu call for 34 men for   ftve' eUlmed Jscob   Slark,   aged   77, ofi°*car Hughes,   clerk. Republicans:
son of Henry and Katherlne Smith i
The O-many atructure   U   t*- l^S*** **srvlvcg by" tour sons andlpr^dlng'Sge: Ptmi^!an!^\S^L.^T mJLSml, - un" I  .Everyone »**>***«* W» 8*»*-\
timated   to^ulnT1o^e_f fo-r'ow dsu^tcr: Earl  and   Nathaniel'D. 8MBI-SS, clerk. RepubiSjder»t-nd th*1 such ******* ***<*■]**** *** ***** **   ***** ***   ***\
G—ends  To   Be   Improved
PEE PEE TOWNSHIP
Clarence   Pulscher,
i*-r _s,_.-s,_-__i.'s^^tlS^^rJr^\^w€E," EHE_sa__*-S_rsL'*_ -ri_=i —-■« - asrr_v
^.."L.8^0^ Mcc_ln oTasTvIu;   h. ___'SZl  ^^ ^mni* SS_,SST ]****?> ** I**********   *********   *** *** **^*** *** ** * * ****** hero,-- C .Douglas* and the count, ag-: »„_   The body was Uken to tha
.months, at a cost
-eral  funds and  $4,808
board fund*. The Jatper job U to McCain of AshvUle. He also leaves
.require   the  aame number of men  two slstera   Mr*.   Mary Lute*   of
and same time with  federal funds L_c*-vllle and   Mra Anna   Knapp
eatimated at *S_« and the  board t>t Waverly.
furnishing   M.S31. The   Buchanan;    Puneral services were held at the
projeeu call* for 37 men for tour j Mt.  Victory Church at 3 p. m.
months,  the cost   to be M.447   In! 8unday   with the   Rev.   Joe Lutes
federal tunda and   *4-*» In   local ',** ******* **** ******** *** ***** **
Junda. the  Jacob  cemetery. "ij.
School  ImprovemenU   Include:
Pool baU field   for   Piketon   high,   .__. 	
ij-ht^i   unH_..nin» „e -«-,- nm.,   ; West, Judge; Clinton Jones, clerk.
c^r-S^2f_?       __^*? '    The   Ohio  SUU university   sous PatETON  VILLAOE
and Idaho school grounds, improve j ^^ ltbor%lory ^-»to Pike |    X3*ta*^H*tS^S   grtmg
SOILS TEST-NO
pn\mv TowMsmc 1 ■  ~ »-———*   _——..~   —  -._ .-.— —_. w ~-« __>—__/ ,m,v,-^ — • 1 —>    ous.    ine body „   	
Derr__r_u^Jnh   ri,i«n   -«, I™* operaUon*  because   there   Is jof  the base  ball diamond, he geU «l sttended   an   all day meeting arcR    ,_,__,, _„,_- _ waveriy.
s_U_Tl_d«'- £_lt*r ^__J__2-N* ■ deflclt to ,h*t ,und *°*  " * lTftrted  ********* 'at tasaaooih*. October 2«th to re-j    p^^ mi£*i were   held  thU
Jamr- KeHfer   cJert. Lr>ubl£a£  wU1   ******   thal ***************     Cal U a pitcher,   dc luxe,   and celve fuU Instructions m the hand- __,_-,,   „  two   o'clock at   the
Rav^U_^ l*ud_? eZTo Tt- ***>****■ ******* m»Wn« ** «"fflcult;aUo a dean   up ctouter.   In  other Ung of   the   1935  wheat contract*; 0rerg p^-,, ho-,, -,„ ^ ruv.
on Dowcu luAe*'TsoL tt^r   rivet ''to* **** ******* ***"***' ***** ******** mo**3' "***" ***" ""*** ****** eng, ang   arc   enthurustlc   about   the - v   ai0M       ^ _ ^ w.-e-jy
u« mnv xoww^p I"   *****   **   **** ******* ******** *° *   hlt   ******   s run. he ls rushed! beneflu available  to wheat growers j_   _   church _ <__._„ _„, _.
rjemoeVTir wiiurd  Baker    nre-11-»-"-     *^********°*** ***** t****** **** ***** ****** *** ******* ****** j _  plk«' ***>**'• *** p,kc   ****** terment   was  made   In  Evergreen
__Wh_t»'      lUv   Huff    luSae-'*^01"-  spcndlng ">f ****** '* *°  **  t*™"h "1lh _ hlt* Whe*1   '*^m   *h°Uld    ********** 1 cemetery under the direction of tho
Wm   Sherfdan   c^ri.   ReD^l_an.: l*****' Wy 1O0n' nnd ll wU1 tht**' ■    "** **" '*****' L5 to fftU ,n *"** ,h* ********** ** ***** *** ******** A. M. Oregg Company.
WDk uncnoan  clert   RepuBUcan*. jfore ^ nect_ary ,0. me County to with   the mlntster*s daughter. And;which has been much Improved as 	
Merman   Foraker.   Judge:      Ernest ^^ j-jjjy, ctOatts*.4t tbe county  Uien.   in   attempting  to  show  bis a  result of   three years  of experl-1      CARS COLLIDE ON TRAIL
with several  days of road work at. Uncle,   the   Deacon,  a good  time, | ence. This contract should be pre-:    A ^ owrsttl by w. A. Burns, of
I various times  throughout the win-: they  are arrested and the  Dcaccn: pared to fit thc farm much better  ChUlicothe and a car owned by IL
__TS_^_wf_Uh 2525^ __v?_ icotinty on  November  7th and  8th ,„, X    d*7«I  tatir i ***'   Thl- r°ad  *" *"" mak'   " **"*'  __ n"ht ? ' *__ Scan<U1 than the t0Xmt* °™ **' % PUC  «■   MoscowlU of   Chicago flgured
the   Piketon high  school   Install a rio_,    announced. The fol-  w   J_jL_r^___LRta5_____^ to assist road  workers   In  Is   Immtocnt-disaster  impends  -; County  Agent   or A.   C. Douglas. to _, ^^-j  near lhe vanmeUr
t^L ^Xei^rJ^^1***^ *^P* ***  **** *********'■      S___d 7£*£. JuS ""ITI************ <** -«» •* to kerp the  and AuntU goes on  the war path,  .ill gladly explain detail* and Uke ._„„,   gS* two mile*  south   of
^t ^to!i»    SS %?,     Waverly   high   school In the. af-! s^n  JuS   John Mlll'er clert i *****  *** pMSabl°  *****«°*' A    __ *>*« *** ** -ne efwtal game  applications. ,pte« on  Monday evening.  Both
__£?. it,? S-T^T ~  "^f,0Ur ternoon of November 7th. I iS'totS i    Pike county     ha.     been    Justly arrives. Nearly everybody's repuu-;   ! car* turned over *r-l the Mc-cowl*-
months with the government furn-j    „    _J , __|    _      -vnysv *vwrwur |_«>ud of IU county highway system.  Uon   and  peace of   mind depends!   SIARY  CATHEKINE  BEEKMAN  [ _«. k»^i-.i.~,.»_i aith drlvera
In federal funds and Is to provide
_0 men work tor two montha The
.proposed ImprovemenU at t h •
StockdaU achool call for $1,900 ln
federal funds for 30 men for a two
____r^__S_2^T2_5ti__^l    'Be*ver"'hi'gh"*.hooron  morning!    o**££: Jol_TcTt^"presldln.'P'0"*- of IU county highway system.  Uon   and  peace of   mind depends;   SIARi*  CATHERINE  BKEKMAN !^wa* badly damaged
lshlng »3,800 and  the  achool board!       Nr,„,mhJ.   *,u -^     ta——crata. jorm -utiip. preswmg ^       ,t ^^ ,,__ po^ble to tra-  upon the   outcome. Here   lt   t*. In   ««.,-~i _iriia- mtnrf '
only    H00.    Landscaping   for   the1       November   Sth. ' iudae:   Charles Vukramorc.   tugsn-.i .      . *y. .^        ■.._.._. . t .    ....*    .,_    .. -.., . »„, eacaped serious injury.
two rural schools ls  to cost $1.900.
SZ-Tln_-^--rta'--Vh-r tbel-^m-^ 1^y*_^»>^^»-<^-r|^--^>>* ~^*v «'e feel   that this arm, and   also delivers the: timely I Latham following an extended Ul- j ™
'"""•  * ™.'.^r_^_^_Ty* I condition should   continue. | punch  that saves  the  day for  all; ness of lnnrmliles. I
S.  E  WEST.
SHERMAN   UOHTLK
ORIS C. BRAMMER.
Commissioners.
W. M. COOL.
County   Auditor.
The damaged
CLACDE MeALUSTER   PASSES
month pet Iod. Piketon high school
repairs call for 4 men, 3 months
at  an expenditure of  1615 ln fed-
??JlT*? "£. _5__fe_f___l Claude McAllister. 56. of near
hoard tunda The sanation Pto-Idu., died at lus home on Wedne.-
Ject at Latham to to ******' »;day of Ust week of cancerofthe
men, 3 month*, with ILS47 In fed- j stomach.
soil* tested sre urged to get Instructions from the vocational agriculture teachers or from the Pike
County   Agent.
eral funds and MM In local money.
He   ls rurvived by   5   brothers.
T* Repair Waverly streets 1 Robert ot Elm Orove. Harry B. of
Lake WhlU U not overlooked In ^ ->_.._-; Oeorge, of Ptketon; El-
the proposed ImprovemenU. One > _,-, of ne_. ijiUjboro and Charles
project calls for employment of 30 j.f 0f otUwa
men for a months to dear south j p_neral serrlce* were held Sat-
ahore of the lake .for new road.1,^- at two p. m. at the Smith
The cost I* to be (3.436 ln federal. hjjj churcn __ burUl was made
funds. Several proJecU are ltotedl,- ^a church cemetery,
for   Waverly.   Repainting  of   steel
SEAL TOWNSHIP
Democrats:   Harry Schuster,  presiding Judge;   CecU Vance,   Judge;
Dan   Farmer,  clerk.   Republicans:
Otto ParrOl.     Judge;     Ira  Hawk.
Judge;   Jacob Schilling,  clerk.
SUNFISH TOWNSHIP
DemoeraU:    Clinton   Salter fields
presiding   Judge;    Thomas  Smith,
Judge;   A. R   Wallace, clerk. Republicans:
AT  CONVENTION
punch  that saves   thc  day
concerned.  He proves, in   the end.)    She    ls   survived   by  a brother,j
that   he   U a pinch   hitter In thei Aaron    Beekman.     near    Sinking)    «,_„___    »-„,   ,   w—       ->
affairs   of realj Ufe as weU   as on j Springs   and  a   sister,  Mr*.  Wm. i ,,,1™. ^l"        VLl' 7Z,,_.
^«£_-_€-  „„KU, 1^1^°^^
Chance To Hear Kandy Kids      {brother ln  Illinois.
As a   treat   to the  audience be-i    Funeral   services   were  held
tween  act*  and before the curtain j Sunday   at   the   Sinking    Springs j
rises,  thc   C. E.   orchestra,   better j Church with the Rev. R L Leeper |
TO THE VOTERS  OF PIKE  CO
We.   the    undersigned,   resldenu known as the Kandy Kids — WPAY | ta charge and burial wa* made In I
an-*1  electors of  Pike county, Ohio! artisU — will pUy o*d time music, the church   cemetery.
Walter 8wain.  Judge;. ^-.^  r—c-mend that the voters ' »nd _ng the old time baflads that j 	
Roy Legg.  Judge; Denxll Williams. of   u _ -ou-ty jupport  the   three jare f_t coming back today to take! *t*in*SE8HOULO CARRY
******- l-_l road levy to be voted on No-j the place of modern music |    PUte^unty electors will vou onj
jof the NaUonal Undertaker's Association. He made the return trip
from CleveUnd to Columbus in a
passenger plane and was well
pleased with the experience, covering the dlsUnce of 140 miles tn
45  minutes,
UNION  TOWNSHIP
I vember   Sth.   We  feel    tbat    this:    Don't forget  tbe date, ttme and » proposal for a specUl three mill •
RELEASED   ON BOND
water tank U to require lour men
—one month at a cost of g330 tn
federal   funds ami   54   ln village
MB. WELKER WAS HERE
At the request of Earl D. Parker,
one of the   members  of   the Ptke
D-mocraU: Clyde Rodell presld-, _,„,_-,„ road fund 1* necessary; pUce-Nm ember 7lh at 8:00 p. m.llevy tor a period not to exceed 3! }S^Stm*S2S*&!rSS*&
lng Judge; Earl Brlgner. Judge; Os- d|_ to the reduced Incomes from: at Waverly high achool auditorium; ,«_- for the purpose of road ****** ™*t ? * °f ^jSSyS,
csr Wooddell. clerk. Republicans: L^ guoliRt ux for -^ purposes,!-JAdmUston 3Sc and 25c. TlckeU! maintenance. In Beaver Village, ch4rs* _"ed "S m*,f* ™25 S
James OsHord, Judge; J. S Ben- __ u tbe fund, _, -^ ay.usble^w on sale. See any members of.n~T- Township and Marlon Town'w" S5l?2Ll^_iS_*«S
nrtt, judge; J. C. Slavtmaclcrk. Eg „_, ltm -_ ,_,„ --.1^ ,0,.^ m regard to same. i^ip _ apeeial levy of one mill not S *PI* *^/l^!!!I! ^ff.'^n
NEWTON TOWNSHTP j much. -««—ir..   1—n •«>**«
DemoeraU:   LesUe Mustard,  pre-
money. Re-urfscing of Uk* and j Cwaly Section Board. Mr. Oeorge
Water streeu U to cost *1^« inlWtltta, ot the Secretary of SUtes
federal money and 61.150 In the^^ ,_ _ Wfcv(_^ the fore part
city money and wfll r*_Tlde w«kj_ _e wotk ebtctiDg up -» «,_-
-or IS men for 3 month* ^ (detail* of, the stocUon to be held
Four msn ar* to work four!ftere __. t-^,-. _, yet. Pike
month* to index deed* ta ths re-j-. n_ M g^ „,_ _, tnA
carder** offlce at a cost of 6730 taj _ ^ __j^ but t lt
federal fond*. Storm «ewm on ttth.:,___-«, de.r „_,-,, for the  ab-
-Ith *nd MarkM «treeU ta Waverty' nla% _, begtantag to pour
I    ,to   cost  66.940  ta  governmentj,nto  w,wl    ^ _, ^^
mo_ey and  61470 ta ylllage lundsj '
to provide 30 men jobs   for   four
months.
FJ-tlt   Bead Jobs Listed.
Construction of a wire fence on
WPA PLANNING JOBS
SUte WPA officials Indicated to-
{day that their goal to the employ-
a   game  preserve tn  *UU   forest;ment of 213.000 Ohtoans.
landSjWllL work 8   men far t-o|   in  Pike countr H to  noped   la
treek* at s cost of $160 to federal • employ several hundred pe-son*.
siding Judge; Clyde Ingalls, Judge;
Orvlile VtUgampre, clerk. Re
publicans: Oeorge 8. Hill, judge;
Charles Slagle. Judge; Delbert Blrkhelmer. clerk.
WAVERLY VILLAOE
BAST PRBCTNCT •
DemoeraU: Florence Rader, presiding Judge; Pauline McLean.
judge: ZuU Murphy, clerk. RepubUcan*: Robert Taylor, Judge; Harold Finney. Judge; Henry
Schwardt, clerk.
WAVERLY VILLAOE
WEST   PRECINCT
DemoeraU: J.  H. McCoy, presiding Judge; Delia UlUch. Judge:   E.
P. P. Smith, clerk. Republicans: A.
O, Ooff,   Judge: Jonah   Robinson.
Judge; Ross Sautter,   clerk.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP
DemoeraU:    A. O.   Shy, " P. J.
W. V. Watts. Wsverly.
F.   A.   Barger.   Piketon
Clarence   Vaflery. Waverty.
Leo W. Lorbach. Wsverly.
R T. McAllister. Elm Orove.
J.  T. McLean. Waver'y.
lioyd P.  VaUery.  Waverly
A.   M.  Kalfa, Waveriy.
A. a Olvens, Beaver.
O.   O.   Davts, Beaver
A. M. Oregg.   Waverly
  Ito exceed .  period of 2 year. fo7iT„-7m*a  °°, _5v5^r   12th *hea
BBEAK8 GROUND FOR  HOME j tbe purpose of «UDOortlng and the '**** ********** *****-
' a piece of ground containing three
and a half acre* from Christie W.
MUler and expect to erect a modern home on it ln the near future, Ground to located at the
extreme northeastern part of Mr.
I O.   O.   Davis, weavev MUler. farm, extending from East
Mullen street to   the   high school
John   C. SchauseU, Waverly -fne -—und   to  now   being   broke
J.   W. Robinson. Waverty        for the basement.
H. O. I**nnistaa, Piketon 	
Jacob A. Rspp,  Beaver
Oeorge Dixon, Waverly
R E. Mercer, Waverly
Robert T. Leever, Waverly
Mr. and Mrs.   Jame*   E- Swiger j malnUnance of  the Bearer  Onion I        _.„   SEHV— « LCNCU
«tf Second _rtr_rt have   purchased j -metery wlU be  voted on  by  the ____, ' __.
"       "-elector, of these three subdivision.. | ^J^ c^,-^0^,-,, _ lunch
on ElecUon Day. November Sth   ta
the   MendenhaU   room.   The menu
«<_*    |tb
I alaS-S
WHITT ARRESTED AGAIN
Calvin  Whltt  was   arrested   by; __ coasisi _ chjckea noodle taup.
LARGE CROWD  AT  SH
Large crowd* were preeent
the showings of WUl Rogers Utest
'fllrh -Steamboat Round the Bend"!
Sheriff R E. Mercer and Constable
Carlton SchwarU 00 a charge of
carrying concealed weapon*. Be
was arraigned Jbefore Magistral
O. W. D. Twyman and entered a
plea of guUty. Sentence wa* withheld and Whltt was remanded to
the  county   jail.
REMOVING  STONE
  . . ,  --■■ , SUU highway employees are re-
Theodore Armintrout, Piketon •_, the Waverly theatre Friday and moving the atone which waa Uken
B. & Daily. PJketon I Saturday. Crowd* stood ta Une -_*tfrc—. the piers ot thc old Piketon
Oeorge E Leat. PUeton j houra m front of the theatre, wait- j bridge, and using li to reinforce
Jacob Stoll, Beaver lng to gain admittance; Hanpy j the nil at the north approach of
Herman Shy, Dove.                 I cays are   here again. *,                  1 the new bridge.
plea, etc
STATE AUDITOR HERE
Hon. Joseph Tracy, State Auditor, and Dr. Mark Godfrey, oi* Columbus, were Wsverly vtoltor* on
Monday and vtofle here were the
guesU of Dr. and Mra W. H. Johnson.
TAKEN  TO  RF.FORMATORY
Psul Myers. 31. a resident of Alma wa* taken to the Mansfield Reformatory last week at a parole violator. He hsd been sentenced for
auto theft from Rota County.