Republican Herald 1940-03-28

              TOE REPUBLICAN HERALD. WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1940.
PAGE EIGHT
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Spring Clearance
1—152$ Delate t'erd tudor, radio and heater, wry low mileajii
— like new.
I—f>^ Deit-v Ford Fordor Redan—heater, one of the week's best
X"
buy
4—tSO? Ford yadoric—W h. p. aith healers, unasually good lot..
     K75  up
t—19" F-»rd Todor Toorino, heaters, eirtra good   S333 op
I—1937 Ford  Fordor Touring,  heater.
1— \*Q* siudrtvakrr Coupe—radio and heater, look this top vatue
(trtr  * •'  OW
J—ISM Cherrolrt Tudor, heater, one Isdy owner.
I—]S3( Dedce fVupe. unusually tow mileage, radio and heater.
1—1?J< Dodur Fordor Sedan, new tire*, motor overhauled.
1—193.1 Ford Tudor, completely renewed and reconditioned.
1—1332  Ford Tudor Model It.
j—parkard Ewdor Sedan, low mileage, 1 Udy owner, clean as new
1-1930 Ford Model A Coupe.
TRUCKS
1—IPJ9  Ford  Demonstrator—low   mileage—pisiform   side  racks
and cab—to bc \old at great reduction.
1—1936 Ford Pickup—one- owner.
I—IMS Chevrolet Pickup—low mileage.
1—19J7 OW Long wheelbase truck, pUtferm and cab
1—1937 Fordson Tract at, thoroughly overhauled and lUe new.
These ear* and trucks and tractor hare been thoroughly recon-
dltlonrd and renewed and can be sold on termi to suit the cus-
Clarence Vailery
WAVERLY, OHIO
BEAVER
FVrt CrI'lns, CnV>n\-
tl'lns relatives
r,*n    and    tt*
OBITUARY!
ANNA RCU.E .s MALLET
First Farm Census
W
as
O
ne
Hun
dred Years Ago
HERALD   ADS   PAY   BIG   DIVIDENDS
. P'b*t!'le hsve r^«-.irr:-.:  I imt after
' cut irtih MahtU  PTUrab
Mr, ■>-,>. M-. iir-.r~ white in limit-
j Ir.tfon. West v.v
j   the i.-. .*■.-■   Al • <•' t*ie MethodIV.
jenOTrh tort si th-. home of Mrs,
v   i.f...-r-
j r.<*>n.
tavern* n*r»* end aim. w.
i t.. MrColcb wrre partjrnoiilh shotv-
; peri en- (ttt t_m week
I
Anna Belle Sninllvy wos born on
• Sth, llWI. and died nt her
home   in  Summit'.   Hill;   Ohio, on
Marrh (tth. iM0.nl th* sge of 75
years, 2 months and 3 daj*.
In her early Mle she wa* married .
to   Adsm  Duckett. thtm   Istrr   to  "*
Isaac Rlnehart In S/-i>icmber. 1894.
Sht* Irtives to moum   their  loss
her hushand, 3 jons and 3 datigh-
The census of IMO provides for:
colirvUon of detailed Information1
on thc state of agriculture and iv'
also  Uie  centennUl   of   thc   flntj
Vr*   witrdrov   Dean stwn».   thjs  ****■   ******** Xhirfcett   ot   Spring.
Tlte census taker this year will
wk tlte farmer a totsl of 332 ques-!
Uons involving all phases of farm-,
tng business, sample copies ot thej
week end with r^.Uvrs at HoWen. ***■<*■ ******.Wiwrr **t Xenla. James !Options may be obtained at the.
Duckett of SprlncrfleM.'DelbeTt Rlne.. eounty aBTlcuIturat agent* office cr
If*nry Young  <;t  ******  °*  Dayton,  IM  FUnchort  of
Wr*t V*.
Mr.  and Mrs.   ..
!Chi<!tco;he spent sundav with IocbI  OiiniroUia. Oeotre Rinehart of Oo-
relotives, .lumbos.  Maude H.tyes  of  Spring-
Mr.  Ed   nutter or   South  Solon I ***'***   PM   ******  of 8prtn«flc!d.
bia: bren vhtttag friends here. ****    many   other   relatives    and
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stcphenwn.  friends.
Mr.  and-     rs.  Dutch   StephriwKi ' Bmm an<j eWJ,n(. Mar
And one clear call for me,
And may there be no mooning of
the bar.
When I pul out to sea.
Rut such
asleep
tide m moving seems
SPRING SALE
Good  Will Reconditioned Used  Cars
PONTIAC TRADE-INS
Bargains You Cannot Afford to Pass Upt
'.10 Plymouth Deluxe Tudor Sedan, like new through
out, local owner.' only 13.000 actual miles, new
car guarantee.
'37 Studebakcr Pordor Sedan, Al condition, radio,
heater, extras.
'87 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Town Sedan, onc local
owner,   new   tires,   new   brake   bands,   motor
overhauled.
'37.Dodge Deluxe Coup*, motor completely overhauled, new tires.
'35 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan,    motor   completely
overhauled, car in Al condition, finhh like new.
'29 Essex Fordor Sedan,  good running condition.
This will make someone a serviceable car at a
very low price. "**■
All Cats Guaranteed.
Come in—Look them ov«v--Try them out.
Terms to Snit!
Car Laundry, Lubrication and Complete Servicing
on all cars.
GIVE US A TRIAL!
Economy Pontiac Sales - Service
South Waverly — Open Evening* — Phone 232R
nnd children. Mary C. Mabel R.
«nd Joan of nub.wiiie spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mra. Chaimrr
Stephenson.
Mr. and Mr?. Donald Itesch and
family have movrd Into their home
near the Blacksmith Shop.
"Die Loyal Worker* CJa»s met at  Too full ior sound or foam
Hie home of MU* Oaynelle Scheut-  When thst  which  drew from  out
le on Wednesday night. During the '    the boundlers deep,
social hour a plate lunch was nerv-  Turns again home,
ed bv the horteej to Edith Davis. I
Mix Hattie StoU. Dorothy Adams. jTwIIlght and evrntnir beU,
Bernice Swan. Adallnc Pratt, Lotse . **** B,tcr ***** **** *******
James. Mildred Butler. Eloise Chan- jAn* ***** ****** **■ **° ***t*e** **
ev. Roberta Swan. Pauline Adams. | .J*******
Mildred Rnnp. Annarellle Stoll. Mrs. ;%vi,cn * embark,
Bert O'Conor nnd  Ethel  Shrwanl.   fy,,.   ,h0llsh  j^ out  0UT ^^
Mr   and  Mrs   I'inyd   Dowson  of t   of time snd place,
Jfiekson   were calling- on   friends jThe flood may bear me fsr,
;..here prtdsy. ! I hope to see my nllot face to face,
Dr. nnd Vtu W. 1. MeCaleb nnd j When I hove crr>i.<ed the bsr.
daughter.  Lillian,  spent thc  week. rann «p tmsvws
end    in    Tennr.ver with  Beverley      „      C*Rn °F T*1ASKS
■ sr.d Rowelle McOilrb  who are ftt- '    We ****** ** th!,r',c lu>'shbors an-1
tcndlnij school   thrre friends for  their  kindness during
-vrv.  ..   „,   r, ,. .____ a ..     ***** lUnesai ond death  of our wife
a^'«   ii    H",ttenn*n rn<1 "**■*'•■<*   mother, and   Rev. Miller   for
Nsiarttay  rrr-m  n  bnef  vlsi*  with   ,,____ ,__ _T.   ,., .    ,      ,
Rev.   and   Mrs.  C  U Thayer  and   °   ^ Jx^L"       7 r4?n ^,*TO
othrr friend, at Leiart mils While ' FATHER si.d  CIIILDREH.
uZZrt atT %Z aHUrnd,X,^' i »ARION D. AlAJES
fimrral of Mrs- Alesnndor on Ptl-      .     .
day. She was Uie grandmother ol |    "*««« *>- Allen, the son of Isaac
Miss OI«d>-x Crtnre. «-ho teaches In   ***** Efflc' ****" Allen, was bom
the local schools j August Stod, Ifllt. at Allen Chapel,
Mr. and Mrs. David Irvine are , "*'„?0U!l,y' ?hl°- ™*l A*v*Tt*i*
the proud psrvnts of a 12 pound lhU Ufe at **** hCm** °* **** ********
son. which arrived st their home on Mftrch *«**• w0- ** **** *** ot
last week.
Kenneth Albert snd Marie StoU
of Ohio State university. Oolumbus,
are spending their Baster vacation
with hotne folk*.
Mr. and MT*.  Rodney pyle and
by writing to the Department of
Commerce, Bureau of Census, at
Washington, D.  C.
Our abundant agricultural statistics, up-to-the-minute radio reports on market news, and agricultural and outlook Information
are to marked contrast to the ait-
ju»tton a century ago.
For convenience and *ocumcy
farmer* should avail themselves of
the sample census copies. It will;
save much lime when the census!
taker call*.
DEATH OP MARY ANN COLBURN
A MEAL WITHOUT MEAT
IS A MEAL INCOMPLETE!
When Buying Beef Demand
To See The Stamp
David Davies
Baby Beef
WOLFF say....
It's Time to Get Ready For
EASTER
AND
SPRING
Ye*, the *marte»t array of Spring Styles for Young
Men we've ever shown — There's smart tweed*,
flashy "NUBS" and very smart styles to make tho
new season's showing to men . . . different. You'll
bc amazed at the showing in these two ranges at—
$
25 - $30
To make the outfit complete for Spring
try a pair of "EDGERTON Oxford* .. .
They're the   fineat   shoe   value   at the
price.
To top off with a Stetson
or Style-park Hat at 	
$5 to $6.50
 $5
WOLFF
Portsmouth's favorite store for men and boys.
2S years. « months and 24 days
He  wss  united In  marriage  to
Dorothy Stahler, Ausust 16. 1938.
lie leaves to mourn his loss, his
widow:  his father and  mother; 3
brothers, Dwight  and  Hurlees,  of
children of near Tbledo are visiting  vr*****y* *****. Jr.. st home; one
local relatives thla week.
OAK VALLEY
The all-d»y meeting at the church
Sunday was well attended and very
mueh enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bryan and
Junior were Sunday guests erf Mr.
and Mrs. Bmer Brown.
Mrs.. H. a Osbome attended the
funeral of the little boy who was
drowned In the Scioto River at
Chlllleothe last week.
Lydia and Bva Wilson cslled on
Mrs. Dnma Cllne Monday afternoon.
sister, Olsdys, at hor-vt; his grand
mother, itrs. Anna Pitntee ot Richmondale. and also leave* many other relstlves and o hest of friend*,
who win sadly miss blm.
Msrion. as we sll know him. wss
a good boy, kind and helpful to his
parents, always caring for his brothers and sister with that loving
kindnes*; that never win be forgot'
ten.
A precious one from us ts gone,
The voice we loved 1* stilled.
A place I* vacant In our home.
Which never can be fllled.
CARD OP TIIANRS
We wish to express our  sincere
Mr and Mrs. Al en Hickman and   ^^.^ tm ^ u^^ ^^  M
Bsrbara Jo. of Oolumbu*  were the , durlj    ^   „, ^   f
Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Carl   dw ^ ^ Jrimaa ^ Mlghtx>n
( fcr their flowers and sympathy, and
I Rev. Oeorge Maple and singers for
thrlr cor.sollnit »ordssnd music, and
We are having anoUier addition
to the churrh. A porch in front
wll) greatly add to the appearance.
The Osborne* have started lo
build their new home, which will
bc a four rocm bungalow.
BIBLE   CHRISTIAN   CHURCH
Mary  Ann  Colbum,  11-day  old i
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Herticrt
Oolbum of ntar Waverly. died at the
residence at four a. m. Wednesday.
A twin iister, MArion, died flv*
dsys ago.
Surviving are the parent*, two
brothers. Plody and Hertsert, and
three sisters. Nellie, Alfa and Norma Jean.
Burial will be made at two p..
m. this sfternoon at the Denver
cemetery under the direction of A.
M. Oregg. Waverly.
WE HAVE
DAVID DAVIES
BABY BEEF
All other Quality Meats that are a value in goodness
and tenderness.
ENJOY GOOD MEATS
Watch our windows for special prices Saturday!
WEISS BROS.
Phone 149
Better Foods—Always.
Rev. II. L. McDaniels. pastor.
Srrvleea lor Bister Sunday.
Sunrise sen-ice at 5:40 a. m.
Sunday school  at 9.-SO.
Mrs. Haynes. Supt.
Classes for all aecs.
1020 Momlng worship.
Ai 7:30 a procram wlll be preserved, the chirf feature bcin? a
drama.  "A  Oreat  Inheritance."
This drama Is based on the story
of lhe rich young ruler.
Cast  of characters:
Abdon. tlie rich young ruler. H.
Lnwrence McDaniels.
Primh. his wife. MSrcella MeDanlel*.
Hannah, his mother. Kathryn
Olenn.
Nleodemus. a Pharisee ruler and
a member of the Sanhedrln. Chester Jose.
Abigail, a maid. Ekther Barch.
Rhoda, a maid. Thelma TScketC
Ceophas, husband of the other
Mary. Wilbur Vulgamore.
Everyone  ls  welcome to attend.
Prayer meeting on Wednetday
evening at  7:30,
also  the
Gregg.
ur.dortnkcr.   Mr.  A.   M.
THE FAMILY
DEATH OF GEO. WORKMAN
REAL ESTATF. TRANSFERS   •
Msrtln  Wehr  to   Myrtle    Mae
Sweeney. 1 1-3 acres in Perry township, tl.
Tru <rej of seal Ttrwnshlp to
Onley Annlntrout, lot tn Seal town-
shio. *3J0.
Oscar Armintrout to Olnev Armintrout. lot and tract ln Piketon.
tt.
Robnt P. Merrer. Sheriff, to
Charle* Vallerv. 17 acre* in Mifflin
township,  $183*9.
Oeorge EcTanrd Workman.- 53. of
8ia Front «tr<v. Portsmouth, trurk
driver for the K'andard Bupply Co..
for 22 year?, rtied at 3:20 a. m. on
Sunday at thr Mate hospital tn
Athens, wlvre lie h«d been a medical patient Uv Use last 4 years.
On October .11, 1B31, Mr. Workman was Injured seriously In a truck
accident nesr wakefleld and relatives said hi-. Injuries caused hts
confinement to the hospital. He
was a patient at Portamouth Oeneral hospital tier more than * year,
following the accident. Mr. Workman was paralyser and had been
unable to work since suffering his
Injuries.
Mr. Workman was born on June
3. 18S4. at Bit; Sandy, KV. He was
reared ln Huntington snd csme to
Portsmouth in IMS. He married
Edna Ran- on November 13, MU.
Surviving are his wire and child.
Majv Workman, and two grandchildren. Jlmmle and Patty. He slso
leaves several half-brothers and
half-sisters In West Virginia.
Puneral jrrvicce srere held' at 3
p. m. Tuesday at the Wlndel-How-
land funeral home In Portsmouth.
with the Rev ivnion MUler of the
First chrutiai: church In charge.
Burial was made ln the Oreenlawn
cemetery.
Why  there ar* sa many Holly- I
wood  divorce*.   Adria    Roger*     St. j
Johns, motion nlrtarr euannentator,
r.-rtrn:!» thai there are sound res- j
♦ens f"»r mart r-irk-up*. Doat mis* j
her  Intrt-r^tlnt article in The A-
nwlron Weetiv. the magaxlne distributed with neM SwttOaj'* Chicago
Herald  • Amerlesn.
EASTER CANDIES
^ FAMOUS WHITM AN CHOCOLATeI
1 lb. Sampler $1.50
^' 1 lb. Fairhill  $1.00
1 lb. Miniatures $1.00
Also Kiddies Pull Toys at 25c and 50c
FREE
Name on Chocolate Fruit And Nut Eggs!
Gund Stuffed Toys	
Beautiful Gibsbn Greeting    Cards    For
 50c each
Eftttqr!
JAMESON DRUG CO.
Next Door To Post Office.
en S
Suits
All the new colors and new
styles in Spring Dress Suits
for  Men and  Youngs Men.
$19.75
$25.00
$29.50
Hats
HERALD     ADVEKttttKO    TArt{\
$2.95 to $5.00
STETSON MALLORY
LEVY CLOTHING CO.
"The Best Place To Shop After All!"
'North Paint Street Chillicothe, Ohio
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The Republican Herald
VOLUME 98.
WAVERLV, OHIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 28th. 1940.
NUMBER 13.
FARMERS URGED
TO RECOMMEND
NTXO   NOT   STATE   POLITICAL
AFFILIATION TO VOTE ON BOND
CHAS. E. HAYNES
lOatntRTTR rCTITIONs
CONTAIN 7,W»
N**t:*:C0URT NEWS 0?P^S^^SKWBiS
MENBBEATH;£i^£~i'11IE PAST WEEK
ctim'.les of ths ttaie tw nvtwtmina*!
I tVm at* Republican caodidii* to tne- -' ' "   ' "
Practice.Forth.tlav'^imStSrS.0^^ W.verlyBu.incm.n:S^S1LXr*SrJSt\iSS'£S S SIT
«_*.»**__ ». >m,. ,_*   Expire. After Ling. :
County Prosreutor.
It in not Mceosary tor a voter *
■ arbMntf to vote on a bond 1mu« nn-
t ly at th* time of a party primary j
| to stst* his polities and the boq*.h i
offid.-ils must ghnt him the boiul j
AAA Program
In 1940
IDEAS MAY GET
TO WASHINGTON
Pile* County Chairman Wm.
Cutlip Urges Farmer* T<|
Cooperate.
AAA Chairman Wtn. Cutlip today
Wged aU pike county farmers to
w»d In 8U«est«i concrmtlon prac-
tlosa which may be included ln the
IMt Agricultural OonsenraUon Pro-
«ram.
"There U a dieflnlte national trend
toward conservation." hc explalnnd,
-«flth thla thought tn mind. It
•would be veU for farmers to contact Uie AAA eounty committee or
community committeemen and recommend any practice* they feel
ahould he In next year* farm program.'*
AH recommendation* will bc eon-
Allhough the bond Uaue is *ub-
mlitcd at the name time a* the
party prtmarle*. Uwy are In fait
reparate elections. Mr. ftehcrt said.
A diss bird voter who cast* an
atxent voter*4 ballot must under
Section 4788-137. rtther return th?
ballot to the board of elections In ■
Person or by registered mail. He ;
may not aend the ballot back by i
m_M*eng«r.
ering Illness.
FUNERAL WILL
..HENF-FIT CAR» PARTY
f.r
i   nlt'iL. *,a  t  ___..     ,     , lflt ******** *»kln« Ior allmor(>'. tu^- '■
1 M-   , Zn ilZ V,    « '"LY ?P°n *nd *Uf*°*v *>* ****** ********£■
; panton of Mf- HtrtK-n in the World     0Wey Mitchell ha* fllM tult tor '
BF HFI PI miMT_»AV   W**' ***************** of both tnul-  dlrorrc a«*tn«  her huabard, Co-
^ ,"**   8roup*  "^  ,abor  orga-nlta-flum*_nti Mltchen.   She petition, tor*
*     !  tions, fanner*, and ninny attorney | equltAble   relief and  ehurgw  de- I
At One Time He Wa* The' •x***<*i***t*0*** <**** nerbm. sign- 'fendant with gra-s nrKleci ol duty.!
Urire»t   Land  Owner  In    i "* ********** ****** ** ****** every  Attorrey   Wray  Bevens   U  repre-;
es*C^W  I*?*:  ,n     court m Ohio. wntlnu Uf* M.iehell.
filce County. i opprecUto the wonderful sup- 	
  ) port and co-oper*fion   which has     JutH?e Jacob E  Davis on Satur- i
}bf«n shown tne In IV circulation jrt*? KT»n,c'J * dhoire to Myr.i Kn-
FIRST MEETING
OF YEAR IS HELD
CAPT. TOM W. JONES
Cipcm Tom W. Jom* of MW.
Pike    County    Land
•   Use Planning Committee Meets
SHORT REVIEW
IS PRESENTED
..
State   Forest   Ranger  B.   H.
Bentley Explain* Recent
Legislation
*n>e Pythian BWer* beneJU ttxaly^ST^STtS^ 5. mS i*"d "'tUrn °' m^**^*** ^l^^^M^M^^Mi^^S^ ir*^"lhelt
party will be held at the Democrat
lc headquarter* on Prtday etroi
Manch »th, at 7:30. All kind*
curd* win be played: bridge, pedro. iMrt
'   (Mr. lUti-nts w»* at one time the
or my i__Wlgg-.*ffifr!*«*\.! ***   «rw4< of ;^UL.^-.^ _-ha!. ***** «PPOtat*d |   The PO* Couniy Land tr*e PUm.
ut  ring Committee held   their   tits*.
.sir  mating in \940 at the County Ag^
Ond. of l„X    hJ£ .^,vT^ \    %',    I***** ****** ****** *****   ***  <5ue  ~n,«^- A« »'taony. property and _•*******istdon ot five to Invcstlga
m Bn 'rr^^»'^^^;^^jjr^p^^^r^s^s*^ - ^^^-
aelcome. Ftor making up table*, call
Mr*. Dolly otegg ce   Mrs    Chrl
SchauseU.
CALENDAR OF
SCHOOL EVENTS
depot.   At the time of hi* death
he   wa*   president  of  The  Scioto
sWercd by the SUte AAA Oommit-  In  Pike County Announced   Valley Oraln Company.
rt 2£5JE^S       .. ^ ,tMkm '' W-« * Com**y JUI>- CWn^twlon and was at
to Washington to the national con- j Way,
ference on the 1M1 program. Chairman Cutlip «ald.
largest Und owner In Pike county. : CONTRACT LET
and was  engaged  In  the   lumber ;
and timber business  SO years.  He i
*aa also engaged in the grain bus-
nes* 20 year*, having operated the   Election   Board   Meet* And
e Pee mias near the D. T. A- I      Accept, All  Candidate'*
,by  the court. Attorney* D«Ilr  & _<**•! Company, eight mllea west of      a *ftort  «»__«__. ___> .t.      !
MoaU of Waverly leprmnted  lhe j **H*lr*. last BatuttUy.  mi* e^-   rJLt,^,^ h* P"'VVW
pWnWf. ">'»Ion Mil aid member* of . S^  : "^mm'ndatkwi    vss    prmer.t+d
| _ \gremlonai suCZ^^elti*^^ ™ "'f"  tnm * *******
FOR   SUPPI  IF<?   »-*TIfAM rtTTRr HOMI!- \***d minlnj. and will rwnwut Ihe  ^^-<WPCftl- by  «<«TUh!p «*,-
vsx    •___/v/i  I l-JICO iiirri:, -rn  nun..	
tone  time a member of  the Plk"
.Oiunty Liquor Hoard.
Petitions
The Ptke County 8_wd of Elections met on ThuiMiy evening and
checked petitions of candidacy for
MAKERS TO BROADCAST   -^'e of Ohio at tho tnVwU^Von   WA*ttrm*tt "* ,9»
  !    Senator  Jones,   long-exprrtmred  D Bentley. State Forest
I The Ltfithom Puture Homemaker* M' * coal man. both as a mine* ' , ***r' ,*,',*in«« »on»* recent l*x-
:organization «lll sponsor the next .**** eoal operator, having for msny *f*Um ******* »«eeu forfeited and
i Pike Countv Extension radio broad-: ***** successfully operated eoal • {WllM»u*ni Und "area*. He alao pce-
least wtiich b to br heaM over «».«- i mines In the Pomeroy Bend sc- :eent** * ***>*n Atovlng the amount
tion WPAY. Portsmouth, Ohio, on jicompanled slate highway official* ' *,Hl Vx**>'r>** "* n,rh ****d tn Pike
Wednesday. April 3rd. from lt:«0 to \Bnd *tcw«r«pher< to 8L CUlmi-lv rc'*"*** A" invitation was accepted
13 00 ocVick noon. F«day. '    by the committer from Mr. Bentley
lo vie* (he ttal* forest plots near
The nrotmim wfll consist of:
Buperlntenent j. Z. Way i " ^^•^^T^I be held on  5 S  SS^^  £*%*  "&£!£,££ "fSTA* I DINGER TOURS
VJ? «lo,minwf1fn 3nrt I9 *"***■ ■' PHA Aetlrwes-  Helen Hulf PIfCF CHI INTV   '~'ir'* v" Ctommltteemen with tl«
_T"^!. '**   n********'-^   *** county  violin Solo Uabelle Bentley' ^KJKJW HvTWeti ;r_re«rr oraetw. .~. 11.-
Miller and Isabelle BenUe>-.
wrni nre patients
>.-.trmed torectrr pr.ieflcea »nd Hip
A.      „ . lmpiwremert aim ptantUig methods
Candidnte      For      Congress *.Mi*med by the state.
Make* Extensive Campaign   .    Mr ***** K*-e!er. county ageftt of
In The»e Part* Rom ******** *** ***** pmrtn*. and
  dUruwed ihe plan* beih* foltowed
i.,._.   _   .   _ In Ross countv under the farm un.
;Mor!f<intown. ThU tour Is being ar
r.u:vefl  in  order  to aemialril   th*
Practice* In the    1W0   program ! ha* announced ihe following cal-J Sunday aftemoon at two p. m   at
came from recommendation* from   ****** ** school events for the clo«- ;'lie son's residence «1th the Rev
farmers themselves,  he conUnued.  ,n* »«Jm of «hool: J. v. stone in rhanje. Burial will   °"""« ***** *PP">'Td   Reclutlon",  -^'n^tlOTrti'tp oTltelTelB^
Thk >-ear. vrtth more emphasis be-     Saturday, March 30. general schol-   follow   in   the   CaldweU  cemeter.-  "rr"",,n« »<Jdiiiom.i  tsx Uvtn  in ;    ncm!?* and The Home-
lng placed on soil conservation nd-   ar«hlp  tests  Iot hlsh school  sen-   near Richmondale under thr due--   P**n r*vngl**P *nd Waverlj  Vlll- VM.  yiAA.,.
dltlonal practices for UMI are needed  lor*  **■  the Waverly  high  school * tlon of a. M. Oregg '    *e* wt:* ***S**w*d W iht board.      vocal Trio-Narmi <?mith   Rettv '
ao thet tho AAA will be Of benefit: ****** ****!■    It U estimated that JS j !!__  The eontraot for poll books and
to both the small *ubal*tence farm \ »cnlOT» from  the six Pike Cbunty !             JOIN THE NAVY: supplies for the vot'in* boom* for
and thc large farm. i ******   school*   will  participate.  All i    .,   lhe 19 predncU for bo»i the prl-
PaymenU will  again be offered l****** **** ** ***** *>* **** ***** ^- !0,nu,n   tr   r   v"?4, °e".L 1^t * "^ *M ******* *lK''*ons "** **
to farmer* who carry out approved ,' ic!_ _. n^SL    of \!t,™.   rl\"    "'""  ""»'d to th* rn* C ******* c° ■ '    M" 0rorp* Mo0** °* ****** Pike- ' MMet ** r****>™>***h on Mondsy '-, llw ZgTk*.vn? SST^Lim
«il-bufldtng pr«*k_^ tn  ImVmt. L *ro"d  "*>, *******   ******  April !"^"»""/ *UU*Lt"   ™V*r«***' * ** ClnclnnaU. mt their bid ol »1«   ton. who hss teen a patient a   the ! **<********-,   visiting   and «mtaet!^  i^^TS ttiJSSsSSSf
Cutlip tald. *• V"d >u «• be given in the tn- 'g** £ V?™***, ***'*>» "Jg ;    Other bid, submits were: Ch()««Hhe ho_.pl.eI as the r_w.lt of i hf **°P******l**tc In Sdoto coun-  of '^w^SSKSS?
  dlvldu^ schools. jRwuKwwlirbe at the post office :    The   John*on.W.i«,n   Company,   a broken   hip  which   she stttered   tr'  *°***   ****  *****  **  *he tott*h,    JL   1      ^*^* P««*!«
TRUCK AND AUTO CRASH I ,«.at?r<to,r- AprtI 8- •**** *****   „LTV^!'„        £T itn '• m';of Dayton- *a,-*»- '" • fal1 **■ ****  h«"" ******* * '? "kr "vntr' ,n "^ ********* ** e^ n/.l?eVr,SZt* !TBt ta
THRFF   MFN   INlimrn i      *"***********■     ***>     oommereUli""U,,Jftrf« P- *?' -n**™***- Aprtlj    The Pred  J.  Hevr Comply  of  month svo. was moved Tuesday toi**** *****>*»r*   **r Cengrtm   Vtt, ■'***** * °» **ng Vm PUwun?
—THREE   MEN   INJURED \tmtt to select reprewnutlves   for \**b' *»*■ *** **** ******** ** ***** 'Oblumbu*. .328. ^      [the home of a daughter ln ^TytonA'"*** *** ***• ******** **** hUttm*?*  T* *   *T"  "* *** *****  °*>
 , • \**** Kholarship team to go to Alh- I ******** **\*  ">»ervlewln« any per- ;    t^, coiumbu. B!v)k Book Com-   Cfcio.   In   the   Davt»-H*mmersWn 'of Pike cotlM* *° ******* acquaint   *,?nnln< *J** and U« prtwrns* ln
Sertons Hart, Are Sutt*r*d In PUe (ens on Saturday. May 4. I**" ******* **** Information  re- !,*„,., coliST tlKM iambulance from Bwfver   ™^ ■**■ **™*>** »1th the !„«*»^  ^  ***** unties In the .tal* of Ohio.
CoUbton. I    r**d*r.   April   lj. annual  music ! "****-*• Y^.ft*^ W"T. 1   *** Tt*°°*** **&*** Company.'    Mr,. EIU  HayiUlp  U recovering; ***"****»   Ha plan,   lo attend a j JZ*.™* c°""!y com********t *******
_  — I ********* -W Pike   oounty   school, j „,M' °hl"n ****** ***** **** ********{ Fremont. *IJ7_50.   K !      Wm*m7' *, from   tnjorle*  which   she suflered I *"******* ** ™* «W"»«T 1*r**»c*na  ************ «* ******** *** »U town-
Thriee men were seriously Injured j partldpattog at Waverly high «chool 1^^/"^ ^*_.^1 greatly ln-j )}n » falI  <bolIt thTfe ^^  ip)i**out the middle ot April. ****■ *****"***! agricultural trach
. „ >V>*    va    a*t s- n/ui ^
, ini-aried the eastern end of the B'h
eo-operatkm and oorreUtton of al!
at   1:30 a.  m.  Tueaday.  one milt j auditorium
north of Wakefleld. Pike county, on
Rcute 23  tn    a    truck
sWeswlpIng. The drlwr of the truck I the state office
I created. This quota now offers the
1 enlistment and rapid promotion, as
did not stoo. officers said.
Most serlouslv inlured was Rus- | arshlp testa at CMjio university 7n i uc*0on ***d trade ualnlng In any
sell   Ranter,  4S.   Portsmouth,   wno j Athen*. ' ** *h* sixty grades taught by the
wa*   thrown   throueh   the   top  of I    Wedne.d,r. rv.v 8   ,,,,„. ,   \**Vf.
the automobile wxl landed on a , tnek ,nd fu>M me^t at ^ Hk » :
rallrcd near the hUhway. He suff- t%tr groun{lv In „„ otnlam'
ered a fractured Uull. fracture of   |lm da|t   „,f
al**.*>** ....:i-*<£L™»*jr%^z^^
-n'   Ae ££  FV,nn Sec******- AgOciUlural Omser-
AhZ   ._,_Tl- ! r__Lt.k!_n•. *** X***tt**on. and eounty
attended the
t county, on     Priday. April ». Eighth ,e*r a-  ^^„men **>™* ***' •«• °* '« ROADWAY    PlJRTHAWn      J**»** ****** <** ***** Stockdaie. I***** hc^uartm   he wWtend ■ZZlZZL M^^U,*,   '
lr state office »muwinii una rapia promotjon. as  r*    ,.   rs   Iku^k.i   .<   n.—e, .    ' n_m>__Kil_~_.n.   ..   e^.,.. _.  ■ "•'»">'• ""w  uxmams
Sa.«iT2'r 1 District *ho.-   «S " <***™>~ ■»■»* «••   "^"L1*^. 1" °*~   «   W-tvf   X*    "t SSS^S I ^^^Sff^.S?  2  "5^ **  "-
Philip   Jkhwsrdt   Tivl.
Weat Va., for the past month, was j April   4th.  by  special   request.  In
moved   to   hi*  home   on   Monday ; ""'U  addrena   tbe   dinner  meeting
recent meeting were:
O.
TO PAVE NEW ROAD
- g rrsr^sa ^iHHlHr?
both shoulders snd  numerous lac-   g,,  following Ttav    Mav  9    Tljere   W»"erly-Piketon Route To Be Kor-
er«tiorS( James Uvingxton 40 suff- . ^n t, ^ ^^^        ' | tacvd This Summer
ered  Injurle. ^x>ut the head and : ,he ^., tltmM       mfft for .h; ; ^ 	
shoulder, while a brother and the ;pilpUl of the eleiBrnUrT whooU   ,    *A new section of Route 23 from
driver of the car, Raymond Living   the  ccwtv W.verly to Piketon was not darr.-
eton   sustained  * broken  shoulder ;whoo! ^ mm {m tke   ****  b* *******   ******   ****"*   '
ori/T   larpMtfrnnn _____... ■ ♦>*•»»   M    tuab_.
»lx Junior high schools of the coun
and lacerations.
Ar
] thur H. Peake. division state high-
the old Simpson farm, which 1* lo
c*ted two,miles north of the L-i-
casvllle Bridge and near Bea.-
Creek from helfi of Philip Schwardt.
who for y«ars cond-jcted a cafe in
Warerly
!    Mr.  Schwardt   acquired  the   270
acre  farm  In  August of last
and  died   suddenly   a  short
Uter.
Mrs.   Phoebe  Parmer,    wife
Oiven*.  Paul  oiverw. j.  a. Rapp.
nr^,? 7nE F*rn7 tr^ Mr ^^ m,es th« ««> *****'j«****** v>. w.s, wZ
on Second  Street in Piketon.
MeCOKNEU. PtTOERAL
I primary, he w^ advised not to Charles Smith. U V. Oleoeton. Cen
KX-nd Um* in Pike county bteau*- ; Armintrout. O. W. Rittenour F2-
therr   ar,  few  RepubUcan*   there   mer  Williams.    Charles    Wvrtoff "
year      Smlres   'or   Mr   j   Mace   Mc-   but  he  promptly  vetoed   the  tdea  llrtbtrt Conkel  R B  CampbeU   R
time  Cornell w-re conducted Wedneaday   «nd Instead gave as much tlsM ro , H. Bentley   HA   CUne and R.' O.'
»t three p. m. by the Rev, Prederlck ' siting Pike countv Republicans a.s  McIVrreii
enroute to oolumbus at the time of
the crash.
i In the afternoon
i    DEATH OF WARKEN TOLAND     :
!    Puneral services were to be heU
| at one p. m. Tbunday at the Otades j
Ml<s Jane a»tt. daughter of Mr. ichureh *°* ******* 7******* »>• *****
MEMBER OP CHOIR
The rood will be paved this sum
mer. A contract will be let for the
pavement as soon as federal funds
for IMI  are released after July 1.
he said.
Rlnsslev.   uho   bought   the
farm, u a widely-known stock deal-   anc! ■""=«■* Moore,
HAVE  NEW PONTMC8
oper Idea, j Pn_»r»m in order to bent meet th»
i ^e says, and it Is not Mir to paxs  needs ot Ptke county agriculture
' up anv county group because as a ' - __»____.
part ct ihe DUtrlct tliey are entitled    t*r.ATU Or WILLIAM II. IRVIN
1 to   consldera tion   and   represent-*- ! ■
.    J. T. McLean   of thta  city and . '-Inn. both before and after election !    Mr Wljlt"n Henry Inln, S3, died
Mr*. EIU Noel Crabtrte, 7S. paas-   c   R   Patterson  of  Piketon   have : The cordiality of the reception ghrn   ** **** ****'* °* * mother. Oral, on
.Vd away at 1:10 v m. Tuesday at  purchased new Pontiac sedans from (fro year* ago wa* appreciated and   K*y ***n,*r* near Onega,  at two
her  home on  Lucaarlile  Route  I  ' **** "ronomy Pontiac Sale* and 8er- j he plans to reciprocate in the pre*- !D; m   *ftdntvd*y folk~*
days,   son  of  Mr.  and   Mrs.  Carl I ktWr M  ^^ of e^^u^uo,^' jvlce m South Waverly. Ur. Mcl_e*n (ent campaign ln no undiluUM man- l"^-^" <** pneumonia.
DEATII OF MRS ELLA CRABTREE
DEATH  OF  INFANT
^mdmi^t'^a^ri^Ua^e^ |th* h^e °^te ^»«*>t«! M_i£_\h" 1,,,^^ ^°^ ^to^Car;; ****"*******
ber of the Ohio Wesleyan untv«ndtv | "S^jIgwSd at the home of | ?!*£*«_*g~' «? * ***'■% j She wm bom on Ottote ». 1804.1 P«eh«*«d a TV^l-do Bght and Mr I ner.
%£*£* 2*2»2 A'SSL'HV s *?-•«-" to — - ^
March 30th on the annual spring
vacation tour, taking them aa far
east a* Washington. D. C
MUs Soott, a sophomore at Ohio
Wesleyan university. Delaware, ts
a member of the University Chapter of Pi BeU Phi soroetty.
wa*   a  daughtar  of Mr.  and
ler in S»ockdale. Wednesday of UU |j? "? *>*******■ ******** **** «*^* <*** , Mr*. Jtrfm Rcae or Wakefleld
Patterson a  Deluxe -Eight
He tx survived by four brothers,
jOrml, ot Omega. Thomas of ChlUl-
week. Rev.  oavid WUllama    officiated at the servleea and interment
wta made tn the OUdes cemetery.
Surviving are theae children:
Mrs. prey. Mts. Butler. Oarl To-
She fc a graduate of the Waverly i **** °f *g£*-J?"  ***** t****
high aehool " ***       ******* Moreland. and MUa
  jOIady* TbUnd ot Urbana and a
[step-daughter. Jessie never ot Mc-
Ctonnell avenue. Portamouth. Also
surviving are 16 grandchildren and
ararr rjsmain in bed
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock
at the Waverly cemetery under the
direction of A. M. Oregg of Waverty.
CharUa P. Oableman. former
mayor of Waverly. who wat Injured seriously whet* ha was afruck bv
a motorcycle bi Waverly. tt batter
but ha* been ordered to remain In
bed at least two weeks by htt physician. He tt ssftettec from concussion, when struck by the motorcycle
a shoe wa* torn off htt left foot,
Htt son. Oeorge OaWeman. who U
located tn Ctolumbua, tt at hla
father's bedside.
DEATH Of JOHN W. PETTIT
V
John W. Pettlt. 67. a Ntwton twp
farmer, died at htt homa near
RtfcrdaU at 8:49 p. ro. Tuesday
foUowtng a six math's Illness.
Surviving: are htt wife. Skrah, 4
brothers, James of Springfield. Cbaa.
and Wayne of Ptketon and Wtn. of
Waahtngton O. IL. and a sister,
Mrs. Burt Hawkins of Springfield,
nt,
PUneral service* will be held an
Fridsy at two p. m. at the Riverdale church under th* direction of
Oregg PuncriU Service of Waverly.
three grtat-grandchlMren.
FUNERAL SERVICES ttMXJD
funeral services for Jame* Pendleton. 66. retired PUe oounty far-
PVRCHASB SEASOR HOM-E
Attarnry and Mrs. Wray Bevens
have purchased the William Seasor
home at the corner of Lock snd
Sixth StresU. The Bevens will
move to thetr new propetty sometime soon.
DEATH OT MBS. HARTMUS
Mra. Margaret Hartmus. 66, dttd
*H 4:15 thtt Tootpos at tha bome
of Mrs. Ullle Kent, near Waverty.
mer. who died Saturday morning I after a long Uttnesa Sto tt surrired
*t the how d a daugbter, Mrt. by one *», Hxlltp. \F__meraI ar-
Martln Brown of near Wavsrty. I rangemenU an uwttr the dlrtctloo
wet, held at two p. m. Monday at of A. M. Ortgg
Uw  Oregg funeral  home in Wa-
• DEATH OF CASTER ROCKWELL l<rth*- **** Kdvard and Orman. of
Surviving are theM chUdren:               STOCKDALE MAN  HTRT       f „        ■■ [?*■*■«  three sitters. Mrs   Ad*.
Mrs. toer Hampton of Washing- I   Charie* Adas» suffered a badly    /i^J^T ^ctv*** ********** »• i^J*"  1 <X**m**»**.  Mrs. Ehm-
ton.  D. C.  Mrs   MIIIU Bogart of i cut foot thl* week when an ax slto- . * .T'^T^f J*^** 3' *T* 8We,C* l^1^11 ** °°,umbu» *»* «»•
New Jer^y. Msr. Kathertne Blen- ! ped. The im was being used for the  ™*jJJN '.*,}*? p ***; ******* ** l**^*****? °* D***m
soor of Cleveland. MUt Ruth Noel.: flrat  UmK. JX.  Paul Jone* em- fth* h°roe *°U°**** » Ungertn* ill- j    Punersl tervtctv were held al two
Wta»r. -if canton. Mr*. Oame:   plojed jerenihcUaip!   to dose tttt      *£ i^m. Sunday firm the IUv Hollow
ShUIle of Ntrth Oirotlna and With- I wound. «,^Z^ *** ^j!"**"1' w»- i oJf^ m6*T **** ********* "f the
row Noel of Lueasrflt*  W- K**™**. Ujj^^Tatughten. Mm. ]***■ Oeonr* Maple and interment
She  also   le*i~,  theM  brothers ' CD A WV   DDAU/M  TC^P6"* ******* Sfc*. CTga Culp ttd|"»« n»de In the sdjotning eeme-
iTstat^- rharlM a* AUxR^e j h K AINK   BROWN  15 , Mrs. Vtolet Magaw. a soc. Francis * tery under tbe dtw-km of Davto-
•tm. Lucy cuuipj HURT   IN  WRECK, Z^^^^'Z^'i"^—
vena ot Wakefleld. I . f i *J~A?'      .  3f**t ******** "~	
and sisters: Charles and Attx Rnec
of   Salt  CTeek.
Mts. Mayme SU
and Harvey Rose of Obhunbu*.
Beaver.
verty. The services wer* conducted
by tha Rev. Hsrry U Smith, pastor
of the Waverty O. B. ehurch and
burial  waa made tn tba Waverly
MOTOatlKT BS FINED
Prod Ci m e. Bhn Drove, OhU. wu
fined 610 and coats by Mayor Auat Ptketoa Thursday on the
JUNIOR CLASS PLAT
The Junior Class of tba Bearer
high achool wlll present their class
play, -Oood Gracious Grandmother,-' on Wednesday evening, April
Srd. at 6:00 at tha high sehool
auditorium. The pUp tt being directed by Mte June eating and Mr.
Howard Buehler.  ,
DEATH or HARLET MEBCER
A rormer resident of Ptke eounty {rested on Route 33. ntar Ptoton.
sbout   30   years  ago.  Mr.  Harley
Mr.
Mercer.  72, died  Monday at 6:23
at his home near Warren, tr.d.
Sumvoes include ooe brother. J.
ANNUAL DOLLAR DAT
The  annual dollar day  of the
shares* of failure to register a mo- j tadtts Aid Society of tbe Matho-
tor vehicle, filed by Stete Patrol- | dlst  chureh  wtll   ba held at   the
man o. W. Miller.   CUne was ar- I ehurch parlors on Wednesday. a»-
• rli 3rd.  Members art requested to
brtig or send in theb1 dollar*. Pot
LICENSED TO WED
Sherman Massie.  21. fsrmer, of
Peebles Route 5. and Ruby Le« May.'  votional leader.
C. Mercer ct .Portamouth and one j 23,  homework,' Benton' VnttMBiln.
titter. Mis. Madge Martin of Pitts- j Pike eouaty.
fcurgh. Pa. |   Uaflaa Woodrow MUttr. 22. truck
luck dinner wtll be aarvsd.     tlra.
Florence AUxandrr •will bt the de-
STUBJVS NEW  tttUCR
-  — ... -.. -—     Olena  Stubbs.  an Ironton  gn>-
Serriees wrre conducted Wedne*- (drtver.  Idaho,  and   Ruby  Brooks Jeer, has been elected exalted ouler
day at 3:20 p. m. In Warren. Ind. Newman, 21, houstwurk, Latham,    jof tbe Iranton Ek*.
of SelotovCle. a half-_brother. Wm. f HX .AT HIS home
Motorist Crashes Into Deaf I f»»aey of Beaver. 	
Bicyclist On Trail Last      t    A  "OD* ******' *"*  * d*"**"*1- f   pvt*r ^***ms. retired Wsverty f*r-
1 . . »       tetm*,, VL-gtt. preceded her in death. .mer, is seriously Cl at hi* hotty in
Saturday  nignu Puneral service* will be held at  this dty. H* suffered a stroke Ust
  two  p.  m.   Friday at  the  White j*w*   ahfle  helping eo saw wood
FTank &own. sbetit 73. a mute. \ Qtovtl church with burial following j »1th a power saw outfit and wouid
rode hi* bicycU to Pittsburgh with- j ta the WWte Otavel cemetery under j hare fallen on the taw had   not
out mishap laat summer, but late j the direction of the Warne Puneral  one of tbs workers caught him as
Saturday night he was Injured rid- i horae of StockdsU. satiated by A. , he tell,
big near hU home at Ptketon.       i H. Boyer of Waveriy.      ■	
Mr.  Brown,   a   govertungnt em- j  1—.—    „■- !j STOCKDALE   MEN   ARF
ployee. who carries mail from the j ATTENTION PARENTS HURT AS PAR HIT* nrrrt
pikemo depot » the post office.!   nvni A3 LAK HITS PfTCH
suffered a broken right Ug tn twoj    Numerous complaints hav* come  Clarence FUfaw sad Reward Rale
places and wa* badly eut about the I to my offke regarding tbe natt «f I Are Wttaa* ^^
hips. He was struck by an   auto | gum by chUdren. within tbe oorp- —_______.
driven by Ftaley Stahta of Wa- jorstton llmlto. Several almost aeri- Clarence Flats* and Howard Ha>
mty. white riding on Route 33 ou* accident* have occurred to in- Jsuffered brafces and abrasions Utt
near ths Prank Stabler fkrin. noeent ernes, windows   har*   been {week when  a ear  drives br Mr
Mr. Sttte £Ulhe was *?***#■*'.**<**** *nd otber damage done. Do FUker left the ro«l and plumnd
tag to psss. ****** «r when btejywi vat to he a party to son* itaio . ditch or, Sawmn Btc; a^e
car sew* Mr. Brown. Bs aaid Mr.; mWiap doe to jour nagKrt? from Sioritdate
Brown was not caitytng any Ugbt*..   Ther* U an ordtaanca against the J   The mishap* occurred when a dra*
The victim was attended by Or. j use erf gun* wttlun tbe corporation (link dropped from the cu
L P. setter. PUeton. and then wa* i and you can prevent any future !   Had the car got* to tb* otber
mrvwd to Mercy hospital, at Porto- ; regrtfby doing your part. side  of. the  road   tt  would  bava
motah in a C. B. Uoyd ambulance j MATORS omCE.    [tOQod orn a l» toig tagtZtmati