Republican Herald 1938-04-21

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THE REPUBLICAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO   THURSDAY, APRIL I-th, 1936
NONAME
:ftU ht* regular appointment after-;week end with relatives tn Frank-
i»_n_»    Tvttjfbogy Invited. ,.___.
Hie  A.-c".*r.!-.   family are hav- f  ; 	
A few of the many ft Im*.* and,1 tag ....  m»_.itt at thb writing. BEAVER
_T*kUv.s, of J, H. Brooks gathered •   Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Miller »n,i x
at hU home rt. s-.ndty and sur-;children, and Mrs. Joe MlStf.  ol;   __ .                 .Jplanntog to rc<-rs_nt-e and every,
.wised him wtth * pot lark _ir.n-*r ; Chilli-. th*. spent Sunday hey* witn . /**** annual Sunrise   6ervlc_;,t_r j,,^   u . jnt,!Pd   to ^n^
fth* Mcthcdttt Churchrfwtll be"
-seven a. m. on Baiter morning
| Holy Communion will be served tr
■all who care to partake. Sunday'
: school a. 9:30 with a special program by the children The varied
of
Marilyn
attended  the funeral.
Sunday scbo*;! evtry Sunday at
ten-s^ m.     Sex: St*f.d*y we   ar;
Mr.and Mrs. Ern.it Oroom* have j
tumed their hev baby,.-Paul E-lsh*. I
POSTING  OP   WAGES
The ccraslon **i*_ hit 6o'h birth-j Mra.  Maude Smllh aad Mr_ tad
thry _...n!t.-r_...rv. At '.he noon hour!Mrs. Crt'll'Smith.
a   _*..i.p.uo;_»   dinner   was   t-ervM ]   Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Brooks ento Mr. and Mrs. E.  A. Wills. .______*.{ sail.  Everett, "attended   the  Junior
On   WlUs,   of   Iclsha;   Mr   *ii_ c'atj plsy. "A S_ts!l Toon RameO"
• ben   v   penn. ol U-turn   oo Thursday nl.ht at the Sclo:_..
Mr. and Mrs.  Chas  Trainer and .township high  school   auditorium; e*K*t **** charge ol U.e music for
daughter, Naomi and son. William >*(   Wakefleld. '****• *******   worship   service.   Ev-
__. Twiner, cf Cht!!k_*.-.ti>*r Mr. nnd     q.i_* a few have been attendinr; ct*"rrb0<'T '< welcome.
Mr*, Wlllard   EMep.  of  Wsverly.  iheSerk*   of  meeHOR*   held   at *    "**** H**-*d Brethren Church !.
tdr. »ivt  Sirs. B111   Ellsworth, t*t D*ft-T_Ce.   Rev. Jchn   Kemper   I.*, : t0   ***  reopened  on  Easter morn-
Co-wnbu?:    Mrs.    Maude    Sfc-f_h|£U_kMUn|   the  .errl-t-s. lag. having an all day service with
Mrr, J. B- Bwoka tiiui wn. yyctt'ye MrAaJid Mrs. Lrster Smith visit- ** -*a***rt dinner In the church
and the honored tUPiO Quite/* rd rrirtves in Waverly on Surd*? fba***ment *t the noon hour. Dls-
ntcBbfr were absent o^awunf *t I evtntag J tries Superintendent Bev. Dally, of
high water, among th*m wrre the]   Joe tJralpsle, of Bainbridge   wj.  **-*•*•*   •■•'••   *****   *>*   ***** aftemoon,
hoslcss'  2 daughter*.  Mr?   Oakey'a  business  call-r   here Thurskv. !rt*eaker.    The  Leeth   Stneer*.   of>m
Hayes sr.d fatally and Mi*. Mabelk
*.yn etete-r,' "o.' chiiiieo-hlj BEACON LIGHTS
By REV. K. H. W-UJtJR
Posting of vmts to worker's so-
t*i«l security accounts 1* new un-
der way and is progressing rap-
Idly, "J
Thk staiesncnt 'rss made today
by s. B Slra;tta. manager ot the
Portamouth flr-df offlce of the Vie-
Ul stcutity board. Mr. Stratton'*
i office serves Waverty and vicinity.
Recently    ttcr'ters   have  shown
buitnes*  e.iller   here  Thurs_l«\..
Ocverncr Davry passed  throughIWaverly, win furnish special m-i- ******* their Individual «Bourite are
being kept In our Rrcords Division
in Baltimore, Md." Mr. Stratton
said,
"Our offlce ha* Just received a
specimen ledger sr.cet showing jus
Brooks,   of   Santrnt*.   These   t»nieUr vicinity cn Saturday. >.***■  There   will  be   some   specials
daughters snd Uttte  Mi<- Patrlria j   During the high   water.  Routes!*5!*"  home talent.  You are Invited.
Jea.n Hayes, a  _randd*_ght«*.  allljjo   and   ^73   have   been   bavin* \   Ut. and Mrs. c, Rllrv, Harriett,
having birthdays In the tame week   heavy  traffic  thU  week.   . Elisabeth   Ann  and  Jeannette.  of
lhe honored guest received manyf   Mr*. Mary   Deacon  t* spenoin*t ■ Chlllleothe and Mr.   and Mrs. W.
ake and useful gilt*. After a to*] tttt week *t her hdtne In Waverly.  A. Clay, of Blchmond«le, Mr. and'how  t_)ese  reectds »re  kept. The
-ial »Iternocn the puest* departed.;   clarence   cooper   attended    Xht{_*!*■ Ralph Sltnmiscn. Je*n, Cor- j -Jioet may be  wen  at our olflce
wtsfcing' Mr.   Brocks  many  more! junior ckj* play at the Sckso two... 'l« and Alberta, of Daytoa call etl! ai-4 U readily i_ndersood. It car-
ihtgh .school audltortum at'Wak*- on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest \V, Swan ries a cumuktlve total of taxable
on last Sunday. I wage* of the holder of  each  ac-
Mrs. Catherine Stephenson and;count number, it U a riiupi*-
|Acnes and Del-nar an.1 Mlw Oar- nutter to flgurp from this record
j nelle Scheutle tpent the week end. what a wage earner would receivt
: Wth their couMrts. the Lefllrr'.*. cl in lump *um benefits which are
inear Bknchr«.ter. They nlos at-;now due certain individuals
tended   the   Benfro    Valley
Sunday stbeol  next Sunday   *t|Q«U  cn Thursday   night.
ten   o'clock.   Rev.   Thcmpson   *»i!l      Emrarll  Rittenhouse   spent   th
BIG USED CAR
SALE
TEEMS
Trt Arr,
1036 Chrysler Sedan, Pordor. overdrive. Beater—Radio and
Defro-Ur.   Looks ».._ runs  Uke new   $39500
IMI OU-janobilc Tudcr. Very  low mileage  tdCiOt,
1.37 Willys F«rd<-r Deluxe. Has had the best of care.
One Owrtrr.     Sport  Ught   $443 W
1834 Dod;e Tudor.   A bargain for quick sale W9S.C0
1934 Plymouth Cotipe.   Oood Tires, good motor  l__O0_
IB29 Plymouth Fordor.   New paint and good  tit-Sv »10O.Ot
l8-« PUrd  Model A Tudor.   Reconditioned    Tj-iCr   $73.00
U34 Chevrolet Master Coupe.   Reconditioned  ThroughoutVssj o.
1930 Cherrolet Pordor.   Reconditioned »nd new pilot smtV)
1932 Chevrolet S-Pasjenser Coapc.   See this one only »16_I>0
•PAL8E PKOPIIETS**
A eneratfen ago, Robert O.
Ingersol pnt-Uctod the speedy
downfall    of    the    ChrtstUn
Church and said thai th* Bible
would soon be an unused book.
Daring the last calendar year
tht Christian peopl* of this
country eoniribufed a blUton
and a half doltar* to the church
and It* allied interests. During
the same period 3d SOO-000 copies cf the Bible were sold. A
similar story ts told of the
prtdlcton of Voltaire that the
C_r___ti*n Bible would be forgotten within js years. But he.
t<*o. wa* mistaken. In the very
room where he sat when he
made the prediction. Uie British Bible Scciety, now has a
store where Bible* are aold.
The Bible stm rcm«lr_» the best
seller In the book market. How
ridiculous men csn make themselves when they reject the
cl»im* of the Christian religion.
MASONIC* INSPECTION ' BIBTH8
77-ere will be annual intpeetJon j To Mr. and Mrs. WaUac* Par-
i_f the l_e»l Masonic Order on ley, of piketon, on April «th.
[Priday .v.!.in«. April 22nd. Dinner }* daughter,
{will be served at «:J0. Members Tb Mr. and Mn. Ernest Oroom*
Jand vUltor* are requested to be'or ptketon. Route, on April S. a
prww-t. l -aon.
LIVESTOCK
MARKETS
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The Republican Herald
INGy>>AT«! BEBALD     ABVEBTISWa
PATS
CIITLLICOTHE. OHIO. April 8—
,    Bara'what he wouM be enUtled to" Te-rP"*****  ***** report cf the Sclot.
|Dance at Music Hall In Cinclnnstl. celre after worisir.g for the period ! *u*'es*Cfk  Sale* Company.
jon Saturday night.     * 'which   ls   pre-cribrd   In   order  toj   Total receipt*!—1739 head.
,    Ml** Lrnora Adams,  of   Cuya-  receive month':   bcnel.:* beginnln? I   Cattle market active and slightly
hoca  Palb  Is  spending   this  week In   !9«." (higher.
aith her mother. Mrs.  Mary Ad-:    paring cf  there  reccnl* U the      JJ*J***c*c* ****** °*  n]*
I**** second step In the Federal Old AS-   . H1°518:   ******>'*.**3* ******   ,81
Mrs.      B::rdel!e    Daughenv an!  Tt.«>.rr.n_*» Tmcr .m    *r**» tic -.. .'° ,8° pound* at U0 to 830;  Iff)
Mrr.
BUICK
GENERAL TIRES
PONTIAC
Vanmeter Motors Inc.
ONE STOP SERVICE
PHONE 171—DAY PHONE 172—NIGHT
WAVERLY, OHIO
Adah Scheu'le ssr.g a sj_>. !.V  ,hp   !ettl.*.j  up  e!
at   !*:r  Palm  Sunday worship   a; . m):aon   tndlvld:
Valley Cliapel on Sunday.
Mtss Klrnbeth Ehrman. who h!>s
been emplcyrd at Colcmbus is
home for an Indefinite time
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sch*"Jtle and
daughters. Both and Edna, and
Jean Belslnger. Mr. and Mrs. Ollbert Blake and son. Chsrles. wen*
Sunday dinner suests of Mr. T
Scheutle.
T W. Horton. of Jaekscn. was
s Be»ver caller on Mondsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Adams were
PorUmouth shoppers cn Thursday.
more than 37 I*-** ******** ** 8iQ *° *«* -
imiwon ttfflvMuany numbered so- ■** « ^"^ "t 8,^ 1° n8": "5
cl.l secvrlty accounts, using ft. J* "» S ^ " !.M ■°.8^: 52
this purpose■ tr.fo.-matlen contained: • ^ ******** <** " *» «•»:««
in sp^tons for social security j» w f^»"*» »• '•" » 8^'
'accc-nt number* Setting up of thr !^°» i' *"* f5 *\ » * •»*•*!"
act-tin
accotints  U   n**
plete.
Waite reports
Board from the
al nevenue wh:
eral ccntrlbutlcr
I security act.
practically  com-
reccive* all fed-
*.:ncler the social
CIIOIIAL OROI'I**.
pnrsrvT concert
PIKETON
SPECIALS
Far Saturday, Apr. 16
ALL STORES
Bulk Coffee, 2 lbs 19c
Bulk Vinegar, per gallon  ..17c
Lg. bags Miss Ohio Flour  65c
Good Cream Center Choc Drops, lb.lOc
2 lb. pkg. Soda Crackers  17c
Black Liquid Rite way Shoe Polish 2-15*c
1 Ib. pkg. Marshmallows in cellophane
    15c
White Soup Beans, 5 lbs 21c
Large Size Grape Fruit, 2 for 9c
Large Post Toasties, 2 pkgs. for 19c
Clodhopper Store
WAVERLY
O M EGA
S?   to   t8;   stags   at   IS W
:6.T3 and boars at J.-50  to tSSO.
I    CATTLE:     receipts    289;     gool |
re received by th. | sttm „, 85J   lt> 9f0.  mtlU::m a> j
********* oi ******** 7J0 to 855: common steer* at
6 50 to 7 30: good heifers *t tt to .
*8 2S: medium hrlferj at 7JO to
»8; commen hrifers at $5At> to •
S7; bulls at t$ to 130; good cows?
at t* to 6TS; caru\ers and cutters-
-tt\M to SM.
i CALVES: receipts _f03 head; to:w j
The   followlns    pr5sram    under ,.„,   ,„   {0   U£0.   tec6n<li  ,,   9r •
  ; the  direction  el   Charles   Shrader , Jp   ij^.  medlum at 8.73  to .50: !
Mn. Mary Kress wife of Puncr-  •**»$   ghen   at    he   \V*\*erly  high ; 1)t^s  ftJ  6<0  ,0  eM
;al  Director Fred  J. Kress, is   rv-  school   on   Priday   night   by   the      lamuS: receipt* 131 head;
covering  from *  recent  Illness.        girl-  glee deb and  mixed  chOTUs'^j w" t0 giJ. j^qj^j, „' $7 t0 J3.
The infant  son of Mr. and MtT.Iol th* hlfh  schoo'.. 'gortn. Ismbs'at $10 to 11.C0: ewe*
; Nrls_j*j. Pettlt la lit at his heme on     An lRstrumentnl  group of stud- j 8t 4_W to *7  b.  h.
Main   street   ln   Piketon. cnU   tuning   In   band   this   year I	
j    Mrs. Marie Wlllson **U1 be his-   agisted   with   thr  orogram.
jtess  to   tbe   members  of  EUt»ton j    Mrs.  I*.  P.   VaUery  was  »ecom*
; Oarden Club at her home on 6c<*-  panlst and Miss M»r>' Ethel Crain
.ond street cn Thursday afternoon. cf Wak*l.elri. was guest soloist.
.April  21st.  at   two o'clock. !    instrument*'    --elections   by   thJ
Mr. and Mrs  Roy B  Wlllson. of'. beri-*ner*s   tend   were:
Piketon  entertained  W. JJ. Foster
ja sUte jSrcotlc ef fleer or Colcm- Treharne.
bus   at  dinner  at   thrlr home   on      May   Dav   Carol.   English   Son? [ He  dlsturbeth  my  sotil-
"Kl street In Piketon on Tues-^rr. by Taylor. ; i!c  leadeth   me   ln   the"   paths  of
;    Shepherd.   Shepherd.   Cease   De- destr-ction    for     ray    party's
and   Mrs    Roy   B.   Wlllson  covin?.  p*.:rce.l. I       sake.
PI N EAPPLE vo""?_?d_; •» '*•* 25c
VOLUNTEER
Corn Flokes 10c
"THE   ')2rd   PMUI"
Mr. Rocsevelt   is my shepheard. I
am In want,
t H*   maketh   me   to  lir  down   en
park benches;   *
Slur MJllatry. Vclhh Sons arr. by   Ht leadeth me beside the sUll fse-
day.
Mr
will spend the week end as th.
guests of Mrs Wlllson*s parents
Mr. and Mrs. rr«j smith of Athen*.
YANKEE HILL
Schocl is being dosed at the
prc-cnt.   due   to  high   waters.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Hobart Crabtree
aixttf children Paul and Corda cl
Jn/pfr were guest* of Mr and
MA   Ernes:   Om^n*. cn Sunday.
\it nnd Mrs. James S*»li;er. and
fanJly. of Waverly. vere Sunday
exy-.ir.s c.irs's of Mr and Mrs
y   L.  Swtcer.
Viola, Hrnry and Raymond Sll
eott. of Xenla. called cn relative
and friend., hrrp over wr*k end.
Mrs.    Edith     Mustard     rrceivr!
word  of  the death  of  her slsW.
_p   Mrrle.  of  low*,   Bernice   Mustard.
Children o!  the Moon.  Warren j yes,   tho   I   walk   In  the   valley
Olrl's   s!i*r  club  numbers   were: cf   deprci-lon.
iMarche  M;<.veonne. Poldlnl U   ununpate   no   recovery,   for   he
Impromptu   In   P  Minor,  Schu- I       j, ^jj,  mti
bert. i He  preparcth   a  reduction  ln   my
Mts* Mnr-.   B:hel  Crain. pianUtfl       Ml*n'.
Music;   When   Soft   Voice*   Die.; And     ^   the   presence   of   tntac*
Krtimer. enemies, >»
Momlnit  5.-r_g. Massenet 'H(l anom*cu, ny- income with tax-
Spinaln*!   Song.     Oermon Boatx,       w
arr   by Rlfn*.»n_ j Antj   m?   e*cper.«e   nmr.eth   c»*er.
Surely  unemplo>-ment   and  poverty
Will   follow  me   all   the   days   cf
KELLOGG'S
2 Pkg. Com Flakes
1 Pkg. Wheat Krispies
ALL FOR 16c
VOLUNTEER TALL CANS
MILK _.... 3-2.C
Sweet Potatoes
_L 8. C. Solid Pack
2 for 25c
COFFEE
Saturday Special 15c
Volunteer 23c
EVAPORATED, California
APRICOTS __ 2 Ib. 33c
Will   Vou   Remember.   Rwnbcrs
Eve  Son* of St. Bride. Closk.y
Crimson  Ro_e,  Closkey
Hail   8tnlltng   Moon.  Spofforth.
Lamb rf Ood. chorals arr. bv
Chris' lansor.
Cllmbtn' rrv The MeunUln. «
"'Spiritual  srr   by  Krone
Bless Th_ Lord. Ipolltoff. Ivan-
hoff.
The Lord Bless You ar.d Keen
You.  Lutlctn
MUrd   chrr-u.
my   life.
And I shall dwl!
house forever,
Ah Man.
in a morigasr!
Alfalfa
$14.50 bu.
Imp.   93__50   pure
We Hit the  Lowest  Market.
We pass these prices on to you
Extra Specials From Paint Dept.
Roofing
83c roll
No. 1—JJ Ih.
ni.ur.ior
1
2C
Pure Super X Gloss
Linseed
OSS f  J   *J   '
OilOO:
gallon
Dean and Barry
Paint Products
Quantity  InlimJlrd.
Prxer V.caig   I'nUl  AprU  23rd.
Terma   (w»h;  can* rstra.
High  Grade
House
Paint
$2. 95 gal.
Flat
Wall
Finish
$2.25 gal.
Dull
Gloss
Finish
$2.65 gal.
Red    Top
Priced front
j lie to 14clb
Agi
>u   *>rofi. from our low prfceX'
HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE
D. & B.
Varnish
Stain
90c qaurt
Chillicothe, Ohio
Phone 49
Asbestos ■
Siding
$7.45 square
         *. i
strrnNC.
VT   LATHAM.  OHIO ;
HEATH   OF   FRANK   WATKINS
Laat   rites  for   Dr.  Prank   Ws'- j
kins. 58. former resident of P_rt<-1
mouth,  vho died  or. Thursday  at
Oreae-iPalls,   Montana,   have  been :
chanired «io tsro p. m   Wednesday j
Instead  of  Tue^ay.   P.inert.1  ter-
viee, vere held at the funrral home j
i of   Wlndel-Hosrland   Company   at j
j   An   ln-er:i. romlnatlonal  mcettn<t j por-^nouu, wUh the j^y. twnhar I
, to   plnn   for   the  orjanlratlon   of   H   ocden, Jt. psstor  of   thr Sec- i
iy.:!?   Vocation    Bible   Schools   in . m<i p^byterlan Church tp charge I
.pjkf Oountj   -.hls summer,  will be i^ bUj.tal vti mAif ln otwluxn
held In thr i -.than. ChrlsUan Vn*   crmtttTJ „,  Portsmouth. •    I
ion   Chur...   Thunday.  April   ttat |    c   w   watklns and R. B. Wat- j
at   one   thlrtv   p. m    Hev   Jchn f klnt   cf   thu   ^j.    ,ttended   the
j Sharpe   ane!   Miss   JuUa   Spleksrc. , funej,].
will attend   he meetln- t- present) 	
[Uie   opportunities  for   »he*e   »«"•-;SPECIAL EASTEB PBOORA.M
mer   Bible   _*_-hools.    T-rey   reprr- <      AT   --jj.     v      R     CHCRCH
'sent  an  tr.'rrdenomlnstional   eorn- 	
'mlttee chn. .n to promote the ore-! Anoth_*|jke of those very de-
ianUatlcn r! -uch arfiools In Ohio !JchtfU] ^ enterUinlng programs
!Man>- counties h»ve already enter- jwUI ^ heW at ^t waverly 17. P.
jed Into thr movrTient. The com- jchureh cn Easter Sttndav evrnVoj. |
imlttre star..-.', ready to jive help; ApriI ,7th ,t 8r00 p m y^
jln pJannlnj \nd s-jpervlslng theiharp ^n ^^^ protraims at the
jschoclj In 'hi« county. All per->rj R Church.' knmr just a*hat
sens !nterr*:..d In greater relltjto*-' hljjh canbr,, ^jg enterielnment is.
. tralnin. for toys and girls sre | j^^ ro!„ thu one u u biss.<,r.
urged lo afend the meeting at .better and grander thsn ever he-
•*^*h,u:* , fore,   A   cordial invitation ls ex-
————— 'tended  to everybody.
THIS An I*. WORTH S3 TO TOI* 	
Pw.'trv  Tr.bne,  J   year   ----    SOj    why   We   Have   More   Murder.
Country   H■■*--.   2   years       ^'JThan   Other   Coontriea.  Man. Not
Pathflnd'f    "TEKLY.  1   yr.._»lD0 , Wnrrun. u_rd Cotmetlrs Flr-t. Sev- '
Amrr.<*_.n   Pr-.ltxy  Journal.   3,        ml   ot   the   InterevOng   Featnre-i
years  .   -l£-   fn    THE    AMERICAN    WEEKLY.
 ; the     Magazine    Dl-trlboted     Trtth
TOTAl. VALUE  mM NEXT       RCNOAY<      CHICAGO
•One  Lin.   -.1x31   Rsffen  and  SUk , HERALD AND EXAMINER.
TaM.    Cloth   FREE	
BACCHMW M40AZ1NE   CO.    j    A j-w.  ;3mlIy ,„„   j, Jast llS[<.
5»J East Secend Ave, j^nj. other tree—the  rjuta   develop
C<.l_a_t>«a, Ohio at the end of the branches.
Volanteer—No.  JV4  Can
PRUNES 2-35c
Fancy Oregon
FLOUR
Miss Scioto _124 Ib. 73c
Volunteer __ 24 Ib. 93c
8WIPr8
PREMIUM   <!
HAM
29c
rendrrl_K_l
Us.	
BALP OB WHOLE
NEW POTATOES
ALABAMA TRII'MTHS
10 lb. 37c
LARGE SI-MUST
LEMONS 6-1 Sc
BLUE GOOSE
TOMATOES __ 10c Ib.
CRYSTAL WAX
NEW TEXAS
ONIONS 10c Ib.
ORANGES
EX.    FANCT — 150 SIZE
FLORIDA    VALENCIAS
101b. 32c
CAMPFUtB
Marshmallows 20c
SUNSHINE
Juvenile Pkg. 5c
GREAT SEAL-2 ox. bottle
Pure Vanilla 23c
GRAPEFRUIT
^'oluntjtr—No. 2 Can
z cans 27c
Clabber Girl 9c
BAKING POWDER
CHOICE—-land   Picked
Soup Beans — 6 lbs. 25c
Extra Choice, Evaporated
PEACHES „_2 lbs. 25c
FLECK'S
EGG DYES ___ 2-19c
VOLUNTEER—No. 2 Can
SPINACH 2-29c
FILLET  OP
Haddock lb. 17c
Wallpaper Cleaner
BEL D_NE—No Streak
3 for 23c
BORAX .__.
-0-MULE  TEAM
— 15c
RIVERV1EV.
BEVERAGES	
No Bottle Charge
iced Fruit
NU-DRAIN 2-29c
SANI FLUSH
Small Size 10c
|, Large Size 23c
'(iETOIL. _J3c
: liquid polish
l°c SHI NOLA
■•V:
 10c
COOKIES
Lux Flakes	
Smalt Sire iac
* I Lux ToilerSoap _4-25c
--Jb. 14c [Lifebuoy Soap __4-25c
23c I RINSO, large ...?-39c
SMALL Z for I7c
8___^HM3
CLODHOPPER STORE
NORTH   ST.  WAVERIY.  O.
J. VV. COOPER
PIKETON, OBTO
PAULINE BLAZER
OMEGA. OBIO
WELTY   BENNETT
BEAVER, OHIO
FRED„  «L   VOELKER
Givers. OHIO
CHARLES CUTLIP
WAKEJTEUD. OHIO
mmmm
IS FOR BRICKER
\
Given     Endorsement
Tnere   Thursday
Evening
AT HUGE RALLY
IN PORTSMOUTH
Emory Smith Alao Eadoraed
For  Conjrreaa By Hla
Home County
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY.  APRIL 2i_t,   193«
DUMBER   ttt.
TOU     JONES     FOB     SENATOR.
An bonett ong' etfleient atate
Bovemment of tthlch every Ohloan may be Juatty proud waa
Diedsad at Portamouth on Thura-
, day night by Joha W. Bricker.
Republican candidate tor fl-oventor.
Mr. Briektr ttddrotsed a packed
houae in Maaonlc auditorium.
Prior to the public meetlnf. the
Bdoto oounty Republican Executive and Central CJocmnl.tees.
meeting in joint session, endorsed ibert DanleU. ol OrecnOc'd. tenner
Re etile* »nd  In private bu.!ne*_t.
ltd* nbtlltj* atvj ini-stlty In a ..a.*. |
teat, bonest and capable manner.'*;
In endwscpsent of Mr. Bmlth Hit I
cotnmutee said ln part:
~!_U UI* has exc_pt_ona_tr qiull-
(led hint tor aerrlee and duty in
the national congress, w* legal
training and extensive and tuc-
cessrui experisneo as a practictnt
taaryer. liU service as prosecutor
have prepared, him for tba work
Of tha law making branch of exit
government."
Tha endort-c.cnt recited that Mr.
Smith vss bom on a farm, owns'
(arm and knows tha agricultural pt-bkm. Aa tn labor the endorsement i-cited that Mr. amltb
employed ln ftarfolk and
Western railway ahopa. rortsmooth
works ot the Wheattng Btael Oor-
poratlon and understands the
problems o( labor.
Mr. Smith has been (or several
years active ln civic, civil and
fraternal III* and tn affairs of the
local government.
In closing hia address. Mr. Brick-
er invited the DemoeraU to halo
tha RepubUcan party give Ohio
an honest, efficient and economical government next year.
Among out of town guests were:
John A- Uoyd. of CWumbus, former resident of Portsmouth and
former state senator; Mrs. Clara
Andre, of Waverty. former state
central comm!ttee**.oman:  and At-
PIKETON VICTOR
IN TRACK MEET
LABOR  CROWD ATTBNPS
VVVKt.; IHLI. MEETING
Are Vic__>r* By CIo«e
Score Of 48
To 47
HELD FRIDAY
the candidacy of Mr. Bricker for
governor and Attorney Emory F.
Smllh for oongre-tfansn, of the
Sixth  District
-"--lowing endorsements by the
committees Mr. Smith announced
his candidacy for congress. Mr.
Smith was nominated tn 1999 and
was defeated' tn tho general election by Congressman Jamas O
Polk.
Attorney Smith served as assistant prosecutor under former Pro--
candklate for oongraaa.
A large crowd,  r.umbe.iug   o.rr
100 folks in *-b* Y_r_.ee  HlU district,  attended  tlte   regular oom-
munl.y  meeting   hfki   at   Yankee
HiirK-hool house on Thursday evening. April If. Thete meetings are
very * orth whll* as well at enter-
Jtalnlng.   An  ln_-r._u.ig  discusakrn
'was   led hy the  chalrmtn. t_. M.
; Oieason. aa to "What our Oott-
munlty    _*«•«•   Mi.-!.-       Stverat
(good  sutfestlMia  were   offered by
(these   present  and  aiteapu   are
A_FT.FRNO.r_.ftf <****** ** *• ***** *** **** t*#**n
_^_TlC_IVI^V*»V.ri   ^ try to  pot Bl«m tn operaUon.
  j   Ano_wr   lnt«t-»t_ng and  eduea*
Townahip     *Ci*tUr ffi*J^*J!ltp?£!£ "!
ttomam cj. j ft . * ****  apelling   oontaat   which   (Was
T«»m tdgod Ont In        won by Chariet Wyeoff. Mra. Ma-
Annual Meet. rkr Bsster waa *W chart* of the
  jeoottat and directed the srork eery
_^_^_ _ I sfrtendldly. A rtort play and tpte-
BVBNT AW OfTOUMTC-O  ONE tal musk were highly enjoyed by
.all those present. Tli* next meet-
jlng wia be bald on Thursday **-
In a dual track  meet held on enlng.  May  18th. at  which  time
Friday  afternoon at  the  Piketon; *-** Club work tn tha community
high achool athletic field, the Ptke- i ** ** rtcetr, tpeclal emphasis.
ton htgh aehool track team defeat- i  .	
*d the Scioto  township team by  EASTER SERVICE
-   score of W to 47.   The results!     .—, __   _   y-1..._._,, '•
of   tha  different   events were   as }   A T M. E. CHURCH
follows: 	
Scioto
COURT NEWS OF
IHE PAST WEEK
Many Divorce Cases
Heard By Judge
Davie
COMMI1
ON tX ...NSION fKOGKAM
WPA EMPLOYEES
AT HIGH FIGURE
A reprt*«nt4Utt. eounty »r<rj;
in'r-ri iur.j men arid women ln
extension    prograot     have    I
imeettnt with the agricultural  at* i 	
'.tnt ttr the purpose ot determ-Oins ' ~"
iand   peomoting   »  more   *(fte-.nti2fi 'Wtt  hint*,   Pv»nf»«
jand needful county extension pto-1**'**9 WOW   -WnPiOy-
\***m- ed In This
I'   Mr.   W.  W.   Brownfletd. distrtct                          .
eapervmsr.   was   preaent   for   th* I                     Area .
last   county   me*. Ung   whl_l.   nan • 	
held at  the county agent'a ofBcai*   _ —— —^—. ^..
jon April uth. Many tm, sugges-.LARGEST NUMBER
j*-**0*** were offered by those pre** |>m
AND MORE NEW
ONES ARE FILED .***• One of the special outgrowths
of tht meeunj wffl be aa aUanpt
Grand and Petit Jurors Are
Drawn At Meeting Loat
Soturdoy.
SCIOTO       CO.
ALL  THC  COURT SUV*.  HEBC
Charging gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty, Lealie teeth
has filed a Suit for divorce and
oUier relief In the common ptea*
court of Ptke county, against his
wife, Marian Leeth.
Plaintiff   ts  represented  in   the
to organise man livestock ♦-»
ctQfce to tha eounly. Since this
meeting th* 4-M livestock, leaders
have mot together wtth Inter**.*,
livestock breeders and vocational
agricultural teachers of the eounty
for the purpose ef dl_____atlng lhe
need of special pro>ee_*( the dostm
ot livestock to fa-ehid*. Wdershlo
and   financing.
Those present wrre-. Uoyd Veil*
ery. W. A Thompson, Harry J
Beach,  t   I,.   Ware,   Herman   A.i
Pik* Has 743 Employed On
Six Projects In Tho
County.
MINKB.*t    ABB    OIVEN    WORK
Cllne. Chariet Moore. Bveral T. Ta- L T5Jl 1? .! ,
f trick. WllUam CuUlp. Bverett Bit- ! w^*L^J-*'
tenour.   Oeorge Lochbaum, Oeorg
A diversity of WPA projeeu tur-
**hh  Bo-ptoymant for *a  total of
*\3tgU men and women to district
Tbt* figure is mor* than dots-
December. a_  the
tVPA   program   expands   to  tnoet
DEATH CLAIMS
AGED RESIDENT
Mra. Wilhehninia Kalfs Dioa
At Son'a Home Here
Yeaterday   Morning
Mrs. WllhelmlnU  Kalfs, 13, died
, at the home of her son. Alfred M.
ooutors Russet! K. MoCurdy and D. {Kalfs tn Waverly at 4:30 a. m. on
W. Ooatto. He waa alectad proae- jwedwwday. She wa* the widow of
Jacob Kalfs. who died 3 year* ago-
She Is survived by two sons, A.
M Kalfs. of Waverly. and William
Raits, of UUEefield. Minnesota; on*
daughter, Mrs. W. A. Anderson, of
Elmhurst ItUnots; one half brother,
WlHlam Mahtng. of Aroo, Minn.
Puneral servleea wtll be beld at
ten a. m.  Priday  at  th*  A.  M.
aaya.     ofjiuBs   residence   to  Waveriy  with
for    chief (the   Rer.   Theodore Schlundt,   of
color   tn   1933   and   was   relecteJ
In 1SS4.
It wm* announced that Mr.
Bricker probably wfll be unopposed tn the Republican primary. He
ha* been endorsed by M countv
organisations repratttrttog ta par
cant of the Republican population
of  the state.
Jupde    Clinton   D.
Mlddletown. candidate
justice of the ttate supreme court' ChUlicothe tn charg*
and Judge WDBem Bart, of am.     I*w__w.ng th* aervice* at Wae-
anee.  candidate   for  the   eutweme j erty.   the body  wfll   be   taken- to
oourt,  were   preaent I leke__*__. Minnesota,  with services
SUte Senator Thomas Jone*. of .'and burial In charpe of A. M. Or_g*
Mtddleport,  enneunced  his  condl-'at two p  m. Sunday at the son's
dacy for reelection as senator from home,
the 7.h-»th District. 	
S A. Ringer, of Leesburg. candl- PANS AT OI-SNEB
dat* for congress and sererat local j    q^^   ,   number  of  local  base
candidates sttended the meeting,    jj^j ttnt motorw5 to Cincinnati on
John Martin, of Aberdeen, the Tueaday to see the opened be-
atat* central committeeman. an.,9jtttn u^ r^j, ^ y,e 0,1^,0
nounced   that   'he  Sixth   DUtrict  (^5,. Molt of ^em rtanalned over
IM  Yard Daafa
Dally, Scioto   townahlp-flrst.
Huff. Flketon—second.
Baker, Piketon—third.
Pole v 1 .it
Nelson, Scioto—first.
Baker. Piketon—eecond.
Bennett. Sctoto—tied  for second (annual
place  with   Baker.
Shot Put
Whlttaker, Scioto—flrst.
Wheeling.   Piketon—second.
Dunham.  Piketon—third.
On*  Mile   Ron
Hunter, piketon—flrst.
CuUlp. Scioto—second.
Vandegrlff,   Ptketon—third.
Dtaeas   Throw
Wheeling. Ptketon—flrst.
Whlttaker. Sdoto-second.
Holt. Piketon—third.
High  Jwmp
WIEUmson. piketon; and CuUlp.
Scioto—tied for flrst place.
Henson, Ptketon—third-
Belay
Piketon—llrst.
SW Taeg Dash
st-eton—flnt.
*ta  Toot  Daah
DaUy.  Sdoto—first.
Baker.  Plkeion—eecond
Ritchie.  Ptketon—third.
Bread Jamp
Crabtree. Sdoto—first.
Dally, Sdoto aeeond.
Ward. Sdoto—thlrd.
Half MB* Boa
Hunter  piketon—flrst.
Smith.  Piketcn—second.
Cutlip. Scioto—third.
m  Tard   Dash
Dally, Scioto—first.
Huff, ptketon—second.
Baker,   piketcn—third-
Drawa Lore*    Number    To j
Wor*hio and Hear Fine
Program.
j action br A.lornry Bart D. Parker mZ^r^-^^^^ *t%MD* rttef ****** ««******* **
tot Wavtrly. ~v_ „..'...Ch"*,f w***°"* Un ;U c_ olhi_. dlltri« AttmJZ c
Waverly
In   the divorce  ease of   JutUon
le.  C Oibson, distria director  ot
John William,, v.ma Sheets, Deie:^ ZST^i   _T
1 Dtxon. WiMm. «,'.....*„..   t_.~_.__. m ■*'**• o"<*e office 1* ln
1 Dtxon, Wilder Wetnrtch. James t
AU-eos.
The ctods* of several nwnes aod
T,   TJ- yy*    '   ""*_"" Swlgrr j«m»» m Dtuv   1 w !«•_.►!    *"e "^mng ot aovotoi ttum ood
If.  DeBra   vs   sylvla  Lee DeBra BJ_hart T^^^Tw  «       * curuUment ot prodoetion of oth-
ithe   plainUff  was   brought  before ffi"*^ T "Ji^ ^ m   ta    *<*«*   »eS.   iC.
u,»«r.«iA SfSt,- forij^esS ts?T2^S
the promotion of tlvestoek include: f *    *********** **** c-rttfioaacn of
Brown
McF-rren
Ther, were  » In  the Epworth  t,"^ J . t<,Ztr co^ ___*r7o.
"X^",V'*S2:s; s i ^rr- * iv^^m^.L"^^^,^-^^ i2-r^r,r!__j__Lwi_;Aw^__
■Thwer on  9**mTBunday momlott  _£„,£_ 'utih   a^   ^tto^ i *********  Cho-Oes   W^koffTR **F£± 1^1^ JW*.
to  wltn*«   th*  tur.tise. Thty , * Z„ We  fcr   Ws  t^lUtT^^ ************ Vsllery. Jsae* g.»   *J^J"??0*""
report that It was th, most gorg.        ^^  tor   hb  children. ;awiffr   ^^ ^^ ^^   *   cr
;eous r_mrise   they h.ve seen     on :    tn   th,  divorce   c**e  of   Helen fc^',    **"„    "*     **•"''
:any   similar ooeaslon.  The   fomt  t_eMs«ter  vs.  Dennte LeMaster  »!**!____: 3*m*i ***** *** R  °   sign*.
; foliage   was   somewhat   more   ad-  hearing for temporarr sHmony was !McremB
, vanced   than   on    [>revtom   years.
held
Saturday   before   Judge j
I* In.
ab**
the  cooau-uctlon
gram and M.«34 men aow aro
lo 85 op*-»Ur_g projectr.
j Among these projects, approved by
■ the federal  government, are  road
rifiS^^^e^!*-6* °"*- ^ *'«-«*iMRS.L.B. EYLAR   \m*a^ZZltt. £**£
-^rS^Y l^'SlTAKEN BY DEATH "
on the eastsrn  horuon. It was
most enjoyable trtp snd all decided  to  repeat th* experience.      If I plaintiffs
plaintiff   was   represented by At
torney Barl D. Parker of Waverty
possible, next Baster
Some record* were broken In the
morning service* at the Methodist
Church. The Sanday school,  both
In   attendance  and   ofTertng.   was
record   of   hurt  year
and the defendant wa* represented by Attorney Jchn B. Hill oi
Washington   C.   H.
above   the
JAnd  the chureh attendance   also
j seemed larger.
m  the  evtnljag.   while   the  at-
1 tendance  wa*   below   toe  attend-
IS? °f ^. S^r ********* Im pay the^pUtoUfi-s^attorney tees
stm,ras Wgh. the count being L^ ,„ ^tenrod to Jell for ri-
1J0 with many declaring tbat IH-I,*^ the  ocder.   Attorney   Esrl
rr*u_*t_   ten*  tstit   ttmimmt   .met   __H_..i.,4 (_        '   . .   _. *
D. I-arker. of Waveriy. represent.
for  th*  support   of   his   wife and j  *_-_*-.__!- OI   L/C/-*. I n jinscslUtton. repair of school build-
hree   ehUdren   and   to  pay   thej   jlngs. state hoapttal iaprovamenu.
attorney     fees,    lhe fortatr    Wawerly   Resident j111   AO-en*   ****  °*nu*   CO*»«*»*
nu, lAnmAmm A* u  * ********* plant at Jackson, pntg.
f-wl   .      m-  ^"   {*** ***^>*^am**^m^utni
IB  vVbealon, Illinois.       Jaj^j u»e ew-stnietton of * fish fana
  jln Wk* County.
Word waa received here Monday! Thirty . oto* non-ooortrudten
of Ute death of Mn. May Eylar. J projeeu furaJ^ttog work for t»U
tl. a former resident of Waveriy. j women, ani under th*. aupervtsbm '
She died at ber bocne Ln Wheaton. iof Mrs. Ruth Neighbors, district
T-lnois. at eight p. m. Sunday lol. | suparriaor. woomxu nd profeaston-
Jowint a heart attack. lal project*. Among thes* project*.
She U survived by her husband, j approved as beneficial to their
Beryl Eytaf. three __a_tg-._er*; uat- IproapseUve cotamunltles aro: adult
garet. Ruth and Dorothy, at) a:|*->ueaden. school book repair, aaw
home; a sons: WUliam and Berrl '****■ nursery ochoeli*, library serr-
Jr. at borne; O-l*. of Cleveland: j toe. prapartnc of __hcol lunches.
Robert, of jackaonTiB*. Pla.; and ; r-eroatlon. aid to the tnoapaeitatad
Wavtrty;   her   mother:''
tn the divorce case ot Martha
Walker vs. Robert Walker, the defendant/ was brought into court
for violating a former eourt ordrr
ed Mrs. Walker.
The   grand   jury   for   the   May
count waa not correct and should
be much higher.
The  progrsm   was  most   pleasing.   JOne   acott   Mrs.   McPrrren
and   MTO.   Oahlenssn   each   aang
solo*   and Mrs   Helman  gave   in-
j terpretbltve   reading   relating   to
Barter and everybody agreed thev
neved  did better. The Baster oe- L_,D     ^-^    .   -.p.
;ca*lo,n seemed ro furnish extra In- ' laKAiNL.   AINL/
PETIT JURORS ^" to7__^"seirt"Sr_M£|    Attrw. emptor, 3«. 00  It p_p.
L Iboro;   and   two  brothers.  Charles '_•«-*..
-   ot S-eubenrille and Joe:   Ootlln. ifftg on 8 projeeu.
Jack,   of   Waverly;   her   mother: j housekeepers,  reclamation  of   .,
term  of court has  been  ordered J Mrs. Moflie Cameron of Wghlani'erd*. ond a county wide nutrition
to   report   for   duty  on   Monday: Oounty; and ate sister*: Mrs. BeUe project tn Parry ccunty.
morning. May and. j McCtoppto.  of Camel;  Mra.   Carl J   Ur. oibson-* report discloses the
Weatfan and Mrs. Dorothy Paster. 1 foUowtng totals of both woritara aad
of Wsverly; Mrs. Bobert Lucas and j operating project* for each of tbe
Tl i Mr*.  Orvltl*  West,  of  Rainsboro;  counties:
robe*   led   the  choral alnglpg ar.1
sang. Above *n-r HUU, using   the
• Cameron.
meeUn, win be he'd In early May ■ tor Wednesday's game  to see  the i
In Wert Ttolon.  West Vnlin   was  Qrtmt d^j. o^ now ^ p^p. |
elected in re-oenltlcn of ^he f«f jerty of tbe C_^ Among *c«e .who ir)F ATH   SUMMONS tlmo*** ****0**<****r ***■ The EP- {Drawn At Meotrng Of *WU|2_l_____' Vt rt^!
that  Adsms countv  was th,   on'v *„,(   tnm   here   wm.   q^^    ; UCet\ I n   OUfflMUWa;,««.,  League  item   ann,  distant      Cotintv Jurv  (_Li„L,„    ', °S_72lar  *?™1
county   in   -b- district  to  rem»tn ; We_ts Judge  Jacob E Davis. Pro- I MART     V.     LANEY ,«n_wirtwro^san«        FWlow   lhe !
in the rteoobil-^n ranks In  IS        j bote Judge Will H. Acord. Clerk oil Oleam.   while  all  lighu were out.!
County Jury  tummiiiu
Laat Saturday.
I    The Briar*., for many yeara. re-j
sided In Waverly. when Mr. Eylar
Mr. Martin roofed that Verne-* | courts Hsrrj' O. Pennisten. county j
Former       Election
E. Morwon. of Manchester, hs -1 Auditor Wilbur M. Cool, supertn- I
withdrawn fr**m the oonereKlonsl :flendtnt JE Way Superintend-!
race and may run tor s'ate repre- eat jobn R. Tetchert, couny Agen'-!
sentaUv, of Miaa county. U. 0   Mcmrea.  Health  OcmmU- j
Attorney Cyrus p. Kehl was -he >»ioner Dr. Robert T. Leever. Omer i
ehalrmsn of the f-eelin. and A*- Davts. J. V. Vanmeter, Hoover)
torney Lowe-1 c. Thompson Intro- • smith. Oounty Treasurer Jacch A. j
du«d Mr.  Bricker. ,Rapp. J.  T.   McLean  snd  Roland   .77. ^.,77;
Openlne hU address. Mr. Brick-! Blartkenshlp.
er s»M he was haoov to see  the
Republican party ln Ohio represent
unl'ed frot.t this year. He clte-_
Member Dies Monday At
Home   Near  Benver.
Msrt V. Laney. S8. former mem- :
ber of the Pike oounty board of *
elections, passed away at hU bom*
iday,  followtng a  year"a lltness.
I escept  the dlir.  blue  cross     thu* j
qoard ' produclne a most pleasing effect.
I waa Countr Auditor of pike C*>.
The Plka County Commissioners j    **?** ** Urs. gylar's death brot j
her   many:
DEATH   OF    MARTI..   CnXETT!
Mr.    McConnauihey    read    the!°f Juror» »et on Saturday **<>r** i*****?*?    *nTVW
scripture and Ur  Bumgarner gave i-ng and drew the following Jurors j rrtCT-*» ******
the  prayer.  Mll.'ord  J.  OOfer was V** the May term of court:
the chairman < *■ ORAND JURORS
Secrecy again vjrround* the pro" ! ^Damon Lorbach. Lulu Batclitf-.
gram* for next Sunday evening! j ****** Sheward. Luther Petfrey,
The ladles of :he church wl.1 -Ml* Anderson. W. H Maloy. Lll-
isponsor the evening serrlce unUl jl* Dtxon, Crawford Legg. Paul Btl-
survlved » htm wtf, **r* Ith* ********** ** «*W». Plan* tat I elman. Don Corn, & A. Maple.
^t^?J*2L\JtXti\**«*l ******* ***** ******T -.fe "J-C «* Hertry. Vt*
partlaUy   worked   out.      But   the | SUott  and  Ortan   Allen.
PKfrrr jurors
Charles    6a_sten.    Mrs.     Belle
re! Penn.  Mrs   Bessie War*.  Bernard
MapU, Dan Smith. Delia Shaw, to- .
_ aeph Kuhn. Eart Dunham. WlUlam .« near Jackson.
DemoeraU  this year.  Bepobllcan. ^ ^T^rts cbZuTitd the!^.       f7' "hat they aro. Scharet-berg.    orou W.y,    _*«•!,»•   .-%   ***   ***-'&   ****
aro  on   th«   march  and   with   _[g,    fLSt  ^^ *J **!   ******   seracm  wer*  h.ld  at     -^ nJnUtCT vCll tCKU ta ^McAllister. Charles Bowman. E P hoo,*>. «. «* ********** ****
bound t« win snlrtt cannot be de-! 2!Z-   _TT77 .„. ^-Tl-.Ir:)-*0 P*   m*  00  Thuraday   at   the n^mm, service   rrtaUro    to    their*. Smith. Eart Oordon, Wck Leeth.  ~
WILL GIVE  COKCEBT
The  music students  of Western
Eunoka   Laney;  a soo.  Hedge,, ofj
 ,_.    . ~_       7   — 7    .      Tn*  music stuoents  01  weatem cUrkabur*     Ohio-     >     _____._____+if>r \*Of*Wm   *«>-«.«_   o_re.       out,   me
on old adaee. "Never gtt ao mad •'  j^,, hUh   Kbool  wia  ^  btvi ™   TrToCtiaB JUi_ll_f of _Sver* lpromm wfll "« •* ******** *****
anyone that ytni cannot make uo-.,.  . eaoMtt m -nmndoy.  April 1^^^J^'jSJ^ \*** **** ******* 'i*** ******* ***\
-I   am   ew_l    to   aee.- h* said. ^  im   t UUv|k^ Tbt     7^.  ^ ^J^om^L^TL^' ,** <• •» ****** •v«* tmtttna are!
VUtotP* leans stop flavin,  aaonr gS__?l-«_g pa^« thTS  ta* ^^ttL&E£jU*Z [****«  *****  »**«**■   ^ou   will;
Vttmmtm mM ,Urt Mtt. to. ~   _S m^mmT-Sa Sj?^__f* *?> T*W,PBB' "i*****   to be  pre-_er_t to find  ou;!
Bebnont, »2i on 7 greifeet*.
ey,  l»j en 5 projects.
tkhx*. 1I» ©n 9 projeeta,
far-sen,   IlW on «  projeeu
^Lawrence.  i«ig on 6 projects.
Meigs. 1401 on I projeeu.
Monroe, 79), on J projecU.
Morgan mi on t projeeu,
Masktogum. .190 on S pro.lecta.
Sable, e*3 on  3 projecU,
Psrry, 1«W on • project*.
Pike, m on I projeeu.
Scioto.  48»7  on   14  project*.
Vtaton. Si7 on 3 projeeu.
Washington.   1383 on • projects.
tested this year."
MT.   Bricker   reported   that   tn
every   section    of   the   sute   Republican    candidate*    have    been
greeted   by  overflowing   audiences •   .
which point .0 a O. O- P. victor*. *? »?. *___* ""' mUSlC *Ul**
band.   A special   feature   of   the
concert   will   be   th*   presenUlion. „.
of   a   minuet  by    studenU   from | aSStaT In  *!Ft£a2S %££ l""*****1  " ***- 1
the   sixth   grade.
The   admission
charge   Is   ten
,odii#. Church  which    come*    thl. ; MUton L. Stahler, J. J. Bhetnfrsnk
tery under the direction of A. U,\ye&  4ftl   Ruth   Ctttltr  wffl  lead land  Umar  Hammer*-**..
eenu   for everyone.  Thc  proceeds
orogg
ithe (Hpottb Lrasue.
**We dont have to order out th?
people thts year to hear Republican speakers,** Mr. Bricker aaid.
"Office holders do Jiot he** to
present card* at the door to bold
thetr Jobs. I hope the Rept_t__ean
party never geU to poaltion where
Job   holder*  have  to
for  toe band.
Be at the Latham school house
at 7:43 p. m. for an evening of
pleasant   musical   entertainment.
DIST-NGl'ISHED   VISITOR
MS. BtCXWITH  RECITES
Marion Beckwlth. loc. J barber ani
Martin   Outlett.   &}.  of   Spring. |
field,   former   resident   of   Beaver j
paaaed  away  at  13:30 a. nv   text
Thursday, following a brief lliaeas. 1
He is survived by bl* wtfe. Mrs. [
Elizabeth   Trout   Oullett,   bl* mo- "
ther. Jlrs. LydU Oullett of nesr MRS FI I A FRI IK
Jackson; • sister. Mro M E Bake- S^ 5SA2L5^^S
ley, of Jamestown; two brothers: DIED YESTERDAY
Charie*.  of  Springfield   and  Otto; __-____-_.
Lingering   IHnoae  Fatal To
Wit* OfCtkO. Section
Foreman.
remained there until one p.
on Sunday when funeral services
were held at the Oarts-Hamcaer-
steln funeral home and burial was
mad* In Jgtgggt-Unloa cemetery.
■_£_„?::
TASCEN HOME
Mrs. Jolty Slone was moved from
Mrs. tO* Eblto. 64. wife of Carry
Eblin. c. de O. section foreman,
died at ber home near Waveriy at
5:19 a. m. Wednesday after * lone
illness of eotnpiJca-O-s of dbwaaes
She-1* surrived by ber husband
DEATH   Or   CHAS.   SYLVESTER
Charles   Syl*es_er,   70.  died   cn
be ordered Monday at his home to Cynthiana
PLANS POR HOME-COMING
I   The Committ-rc <*n Arrangement j: reader, entertained the studenu a:
Oay .ord   R   "p,tt" Stinchoomb. for ^ ^^^ pk# 00^,^ Homo ithe   Waverty  high  school  with   a i Umey hoepital. Por-sraouth. to her; and foar _h_ld_**_N Mrs   Joseph R
who ros* to dtxsy helghu as  an owam,  tt  U_f   White   held   a nutaber of Intemting readings a*.;•*■*»«• « Otvens on. Bto; afler- jWMto. «f Waverly; Ookly Eblin. of
ail-Amertcan  at   Ohio SU**.   but j^an- <„, Mardiy mgh', to ^ chapel  exercises* at  tbe  Waverty j1100*1   **  ***   Davte-HianmefWeto j near   Waverty;   NoWe   Eblto.    «_f
who   hMrisen    to   stiU   dlsrter ,wt p^, f0f   ,Mt  yeart|   homj-hteh school on last Thursday. Mr .ambulance  from  Beaver. (Springfield: gng/*txg Bora Pratt,
het-tota from an «83 a month Jobjco^ta,   ^^  ^-jmRtee  plan*   toi Beckwlth recited "Shooting of Dan  * *—. jof Lancaster;  also three brother*:
in th* Uquor Department to the hoy the home coming earlier tha.t '.McOrrw-     and     "Spell   Of   The     DEATH Or MART SPENCER    jptoilp   Parooer,  ef   Sugar   Orove;
head" of a ware-ho-S-nf ttrm tha* |it -^, htM ,,,.  yMT   ^ tfTkrtr* Y-kcm." I   Mw. Mary Hannah Spencer. «*  SOas Parmer   of Logan;' aad _»-
jor near Otvens. died ea Sunday at ijah Parmer, of Lancaster; end tv.
ithe ChUlicothe hosphal where she.sisters:  tin.   Melissa Undsey oad
out to hear the governor apeak."   J toHcrnlng a  long fflnes-.     Direct, enjoys practicaU/ aU of the boat- i«_ iom-Uttro" n*.rr_-_*ra' »V5_rt ',
Dlscusrtng suu government un- ]****• ** death was due to mncer |ness from the sti-e. spent the ween j^ -tttB1, ft row.!ric ,t ^ „,--.;        iN«flTiClE,VT UGirrs
der the admtals-ration of oovern-.pf toe*_m*ch^ doctors stated. He' md   hen   with   his  good  frtend jn.^, m Uoo6x v e-tening, April 33 *   tee Wooldridge.  «_,  of Plketoa i^*d been a patient for tbe past 3 i Mrs, Lyddia Mcnsroy. of ___o_-U_-_r
or Martin  L. Davey.  the speaker I** ***** **** *°°* ******** <** jOeorge\D- NTe at the Nye _ampjmt ^--n oWoct " p^ »  line of «5  and  the cos's i weeks, *   Puneral service, will be held at
•aid. "it tea sordid  story." jthat ******* ^_ on I*kA-White. Mr. stinchoomb is;   jMt ntoay sua wm released froml   She leavea  her husband. Henrr'two p. m. Prtday ot the Waveriy
In   endorsing  jgr.   Bricker   the.    Mr* Sytroster is survived by one,»  protegtr of Nye and big Prank!second  hand   -.TORE MOVES 'the county Jail wher* be had been.Spenee**. two daughters* Mr*. Wm 'V, 8. Churob with th* see. See-
..brother. *tohr^of near C^thlana. Jpoulson  Vpd   an   island   a» take j   Jotlktl   p   rj^-rd*   has   moved ! held  since  his eonrictioo. Tbur.-!J. Toang,  of   Wev*rty;   and  Mrs. I cher   Morgan,   of   Lo___*rI_le,    to
Puneral servteet   were heid Wed-, White ha* been named Stineheomb |
neaday at two p. m. at the Christ-'. island tn honor of him.
Ian Union Church aad burial was} ,
made In the cemetery at Cynthi-1   DEATH OP BOBEBT HANNAH
•It 1_ our sincere belief that an
overwhelming majority of Republicans In Ohio favor the nomination of Mr. Bricker for governor.
"Mr. Bricker aerved the •tot*
wtth honor* and distinction a*
attorney genet*! and In many
other capacities.
-We believe Mr. Bricker to be
thoroughly cccwaao, wttt toe
needs of the state and that he
understand* f«_)y the problem* ef
hostoeaa, tabor and agriculture.
"Be ho* demon minted in pub-
P. Pdvr-.rgt has
his second hsnd ttor* from -h_ .'day afternoon on a highway pa-j Myrtle Spencer, of Waverly Rural j charge. Burtal wBl be in charge af
j Oehrea buildtnr rn North street! tro! charge of driving with Insufft-; Berate 1: one son. John DfUffiem, /A. M. Orogg in the Cfven, Chant'
ito the McLaughU*' bufidttur at th» elent Bghu. The caae was  heard fof   Lockbourne:   one slater.   Mrs, .cemetery.
jroai of the Oourt Houte. where he (by -Squire John  H. Kelhofer.  of • Stoma Sherrlck. of Bearer; and J. ■■    ■ ■ ' ■■
Robert Oene Hannah. 3 month {vtta be pleased  tc greet hla many CbfiU_*otbe. f brotoer*.' Prank and Oeorge Band-- >        BENEFIT CARD PARTT
rxatrn* ».., rtl,r_„„     j old  son  of Mr. and   Mrs.  John j friend*. f.   <* Waver^ Route   I  aod  P,  c      The Pythian S__t*r« wB5 »fv» a
u-acGA xtaks okgamze       »«___. of Utham. died at throti  _-  > AT BEPTBLICAN R.IXT Bandy, of BowUag Oeaen. benefit  cant party at the boat*
The Omega Stars base b»a team Jp. m. Sunday  of pneumonia.  Hoi     RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Or. and Mra. Robert M. Andre!   Puneral __*n*_ce» www held at 3 of Dr. and Mm. Robert M. Andre
hsj been organiied agate and will j is survived by two brothers. Ray- common pleas Judga Jacob E. ssnotorod to _**_rt*a_*-utb on That**-,'p. m. on Tueaday a. ttte Org*'on Thuraday eretdag May Sth »t
be opea for game* afler May l.jmand and Paul Puneral (en-lee. 1 Darts returs-d ~»itnijijij from.day aftemoon where they attendediPm-eral Bome to Waverty wita.eight otJodt, Bridge, Btach. pf*««-
The tlon win play otiftr Sunday|wero held at two p. m. Tussdav Columbo*. where h# teeetxtly un-ia>e Rep-hHcan rally la the laV* toe Ra*. A. O, Ooff to «*_rge!rt_Ie and ru» wBI be payed. An
baS. ctther at Omega or on the at the residence- Burial followed derwect an opera tioa tor to* re- j tonic Ttm.p*-. Boa John W. Brick-;*__d bartal wu made to the W«-; toan __*__*» at me wta he chargad
road. Oea-as may he arranged by to- the Boat cemetery under thejmo**! of bis tonsil* at the Orantier. oor next governor, waa tbe^veriy emnttery tender tba diroctioo• There wtll he « door pri** aad
writing Bd P-ar-er, Waverty Rt. 3.idlrecttoo of O. A. Tetur. ihosptto- j«peaker  tor the becasicn. |df puneral Diroctor A. it. Oregg. j-oertog prtasc