The Republican Herald 1928-07-26

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The Republican Herald
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VOLUME 86
WAVEKLY, OHiOe THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1928
CANNON BALL
JOINS  THE  ARMY
Private Jean Rapp, son    of    Mr.
WILL   FURNISH   EXHIBITS       jPROMOTION   TO   HIGH     SCHOOL
Fair.
tag Pinal T*_t.
kJeOffe Rapp, of Waverly, Ohio, who! BoTs   •n«'  Girl* 4-H  Clebs To  Play Otii  of  230  Student*   tbe  Following.
DUO   fA      IC    CI     t? .Tl "f'-ntly enlisted for »«rrice with tb« Bi* P***** Al  Pikatao Were Successful In  Pas..
BUj   IU     10   OU LV..***« Artillery branch of Oio Regular;
Army,   h*_s   been   assigned   to   duty.
  jwfth troop* in Hawaii, and left Newj    Boy* and girls 4-!! cubs this year.    Out of a total of __30 students the:
[Turk City Friday  on    tbe    Unit»4j*» in-years past ar* expected to ex-fo!i ...jug eighth gaden. of thc Pike'
Af   Result  of AutO  Ac-atate.-   Army  Transport  "Cambral.'V peeled  to  furni»h over half af the CV-.ty  SVhool  Syatcm    were    *uc-;
. , -« p   .*       I    Upon   hi*  arrival    at    Honolulu.'vxhitii'S  st  the   Pike    County   Pair ee**ful  in pawing the  eigth    grade
OW _r*BLtr      jprivate   Rapp  and  thc   young  men|*»t Piketon on Augut 7, 8, 0 and 1 ■*»..'15 **."•! i-xiumoatJon given    last    A^ril
[who sailed with him will be assigned'Therr  will  be  exhibits of  clothing.(ami  May:
RoVd.
TWO LIQUOR CASES*'mi tourijl ^
■ "' on Hawaiian duty enjoy unu
<to units in the Hawaiian Islands, lo*]by 21 clotlilng clubs, exhibits of that.   Hc>ver     town*hlp—Lene      Brut.*,
letted  at   posts  which  generally  He; I cooking elub. exhibits by S aaiadJMsry   Cotton.   Gladys  Chandler,   J.
to internationally fsroou*!»n_! »andwich clubs, exhibits hy one-P.  Stall, Amanda    Willson,    Gladys:
SoJd.c/t (**t club, exhibits of 3 pig clubs, andjCnl.-oun, Grace .Shepherd, and Kath.;
unuaual toc-l'exhiblti* by S handcraft cluh*. itytt Calhoun,
"reationel privilege*, there being Wp-^!lul»s which will exhibit are the' i:' ****** Villse*.—V»tn. Stoll. l»auL
,vided for them summer rest camps, j.h BoMten CUVs Club, led by Mr*. ■*•*• *damst Roaeoe Dougherty, Mary;
where all may go for a two week'o. o. Davis; Msplewood Clothing'l,!-■'■ '•,il H!air* Cad CUndler,
period during vacation time. Alway*-Ciub, led by Mrs. Lilly Kent, Slav-:****'••**•*' aVsbptt and Leverm. Ita pp.
withn reach is tho far famed beach|cni. Snappy Stitcher*, led by MabeL •**"* "*'"■ townrhip—*Marjorie Mc-j
t»f Waikiki. and tho surf bathing re-j stirr; Stockdale Wide a Wakes, led Ca' ' •■ub'** ar,d Opal McCroeken. '
HOUSE aort at  Haleiwa.    • jby  Mrs.   Nelle* Clement;  Star  Sew-;    '•'»*■ Creek township- Be*  Uon-
!•  Athletic*  play  nn  important part'ing Cluh, led by Miss Verna Shett; c> *»**d Jenntoii Vandyke.
tIts the life of the soldiers in Hawaii,! Beaver Valley Buay Bees, led by Ona   . J",iwon township—Beatrk*    Max.
A* the result of an automobile ac-^nd every organisation pride* itrelf Owen*;  Sargent  Needleworkcr*. led*1''
cidrnt on tbe U>w path' near the Jas- on «  galaxy  of team* in the  pro*-!by Mr*. J. EL Brook*. Bo»well Jolly *'
Are   Disposed   of   By   Squire
Brown, Who Hand* Out
$100.00 and Costa.
NEWS   AROUND   COURT
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NUMBER 30
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STATE HIGHWAYS
MUST BE WIDENED
t
Beautifjcation by Tree
Planting Can Be Accomplished.
LAW   INADEQUATE
Public Utilities, However Mult
Be Permitted To Oper-
•  m
ate Director Says.
CARRINorON
MARSHAL
	
NEW  ROAD  IMPROVEMENTS
The candidacy ot Judge Carrlng-
Hugh   Harris.   Woodrow   Acord. tnn  T-   Marshal     for  United  State*
Ohio mu*t secure, wider rights ot
ly to the  fsct  that he stands
highway*., can be a* sieve I. Kirk Mid
per   bridge,  during  the  high   water pective championship clais in
when  his  automobile went off    tbe'qx>rt. The climate 1* ideal, for
road Into the water, Alfonso Farley,; a  Land that knows no winter
thru his attorneys. Geo. D. Nye and.outdoor »port* thrive tbe year round.:
Earl  D.   Parker,  has  filed' suit  for      Private   Rapp  will  remain  in  the er* led by Mrs. Horoter Pope, Smith,
damages against Ore* Cannon    Ball Kawalisn  depatment    for    appro*-..'Hit!  Jolly  Crew,  led  by  Miss  Viva1*-'*'' *>«•• **«**>>• Holton. Dulcie Bee. -^"""J. of  •»     Actional    alliances •***"***¥<
Tr^rtaWon    Company.      Farley mately two years, when he will bej Detty:   Laurel     Hill  Needleworkers, mn.    Bertha Hughe,    Mary Torg. ******* «"*«**• of no particular      Tree ■*******- ™d rcedstde beatu
wbo  reside, at  Nauoo.  alleges tbat! returned to the United State, for die- led  by  Edna Smith,  Camp  Wonder &»*** Williamson,    Mary    Bennur. ^'A-[<>* «*«. His eminent fit-tin-ration aloft* our p,b.i, road, ha,
led  by  Mis*  Zelma  Dun-'1*1-*"-   Shank*.   Irma  Thompson,   Lii--BeM for th« offlct-' ** not questioned. not received the attention it deserve*
and    If *n Ohio." Director Kirk believes, and
the   remedy   lie*   in   aroQ.in,.
„JI j* car was crowded oft the road by,charge, having In tbe meantime en.: Worker*.   .      -j.   _»._»  ^„„m  *,•..--,
■•♦on* of thc Cannon BaU bu***. Far-:joyed ,  ten thousand dollar outing ham, Beaver Busy Bee^ led by Miss ««** U*n_an. »• » "■ ">• pnme of life
ley  and  tha  members  of  bis  party^fncluding a visit to thc Panama and Lenor. Adsin*. Idaho All Stars, led     *'"•**•. town,hi->-Marg.ret We*t, ^netad  will  be able  ta    make.a «"•   ******   ■•**  "  «wtoj  public
oeeaped Injury but their    car    was'S*„ Francisco at    the    expense    ot by Mis* Ester Matthews;    BxultttJv^ Sbeetrmker^
Bg;,t , Uncle Sam. an Sewing Club. led by Mrs. V. B.|«.  EU«beth    Bakenhastcr,    Freda**** *««>• "• h« everything to rtc-. *•****. •' **** ****  *** tbow now
.Toumine;    Dailyville Clothing Club,!*3**"-"*  H****---*  Crabtree
RELEASED    FROM    ASYLUM    >d
The following new case* has been
filed in common pleas court: ■■■■■-
W. L. Armintrout vs. Wood Par- Ch*rl*<   H.  L«wi*,   Form.r   Pik*ton
ell, Chas. F. Smith Sons, and C-Mtt.j Bny. Ace«titt*d of Murd*r,
Sanderson;  marshalling  liens.   Atty.; On  Io»»nitr PU*.
George D. Ny* for plaintiff. 	
The Kentucky Joint Stock    Land Charie* 11.  I_ew>«, former Colum- Beaver Valley Jolly Cooker., led by
.ommend him to the voter,    who    is *>rovu*'*"**
by Mrs!  3C*D. .Tackett;*WakoTI  •**"hbJ<*  t"wn*hip—Paulino   Bu?hat*.l,,>ok*n* fo* •  **»*«•»  to rcprelFent all
•field Sewing Club, led by Mary AgneJJe»>lc   Bro*^.  Jessie   Beach,   Laura,th« P»ople.  We. the people of Ohio ***r
Ault; Shyvllle Clothing Club, led by;°1rc!W*   v,o!«*   l*t\h.   Hallic   Ware, n**ct- *  ****  Uke Judge  Marshal In **d tt*.
M«o' Shy;/*ohn'.    Comer    Sewing'<****vc   Newland.     Dolly   Greathou*e. **•♦ U- S- Scnata. It U to be hoped t**  •
Club, led by GoWie ReliUnger; Hon-'itnbel   Montgomery,   Ruth   Johnson, *hst they  will  realise  th"
est  Workers, led by Beatrice Dlckr^n^V URhtle and Vlrg.nia FalU.        time  ta  make  blm   tbeir
Until the present \\*nr s'nte high
official*   have   beei.   overwhelm-
trying ta build rosd* faat enough
he  ever  i>crea».lng  ciravan  of
his  fact    in motor vehicles, tt has been impossible
candidate. t0. devote but «can* attention ta making   our   roads   beiuti.'.il.   We   bnve
Pe*   Pee   towmihlp—Violet   Walk.
Bank, of Lexington. Ky., vs. William'bu*  patrolman,  -who   confes*ed   the.Ora Lochbaum; Bethel Hill Top S.jer. Uu.Uen Berth, Bertha Unsirg. SUES  FO* LOS5    OF    MACHINE had so n.iny room, to oar highway
W. Ely and Myrtle A. Ely, his wife, slaying of Leo Wade, a brother of- and S. Club, led by Mr*. Wm. Hum- Opal   Stulley,   Lver-tt   Rapp.   Virgil ********   »*«•****•«   sh*
Mr*.  M*r*ar*<   R. Danny  Ask*  Rail, enormous brood of new antes hatch.
road to Pay  Fo, [*•.. r:,»h*d        *d ea h year, that nothinr ha- been
Dmdg* S*d*n. left to b*autify  our  front yard  or
  -garden.
Margaret R. Denny filed suit Tuea- "Lews in effect at pr<_.*fent are iiu
:day against th* Oal.'iiroro and Ohio *-h**iu*te to meet condition*, but tbe
! railroad   in   the   Ro»  county  courts, chief diflJeulty  He* In  the  right of
vs. L. II. Fi-rrelland Atmle FafeU,'ebanH ef shoot.!* Ms 'brother -oiB--Handicraft,  led  br Jamea  Pfeiffw; mih, Tj^by White.    Rtttb    Starling,' T^1*0* d*°>agw\-n the sum of MeiW to° ******* '* P****l* **<>'* i"t'
Eat interest from May 23 1928. tr*** *** **•■• *•** t'^', psvement, drain-
Tandy  Hendrickson,  Alia*   Amanda fleer,  and   sentenced   ta   the   Limaible;  Nonam*  Clothing  Club  led byjSmit-h. Maragret McDowell.      Albert
lendrickson. and J. H, Hendriek*on; atate   hospital   for  tbe   criminal   in-'Mrs. M. A, Brown; Maple wood Club; Brown.   Arnold  Murry.     Ethel   Bos-
money and foreclosure of mortgage.j»ane,  aftar  being aeqaitte-t on   the led by Mr*. Lilh.e Kent; Hiketon JoLJworth.   Maragret     Schilling.     Hasel
Attorney* E. L. Dabney and Levi B. sole  ground   of  insanity,   ws*   back ly Cookers, led by Lillian Wagner;; Schwarts.   Mildred   Bowman,   Goldi-t;
Moore for plaintiff. jin Columbus Frjdsy a free  man.     Stoney Ridge S. tnd 8. dub. led byjEstep.   Lelia   Fults,   Behulsh   Eblin,:
The      Ohio,    Pennsylvania   Joint,    Lewis wa* given a canity hearing Mrs.   A.   Shoemaker;   Merry   Maids/and Harold Brown
Stock Land.Bank,    of    Clevenland, I shortly after he was arrested on a led by Mrs. Ada -Newlamlj Pee Peej  *p«rry  tawnahip—Josephln*   1
husband and wife; D. H. Vanwinklejcer whom   he claimed  was  "paying Beaver Valley Busy Boysllanicraft A)v0ra Crum.  Walter Brown, Ester
trustee; ___. C Massie. Kanawha, W.'too much attention to hi* wife," and led by Ed. Vallery; Newton'* Ha»-,i_U)b#onf Artbur RnLUey, tnd  okleyj '■ **nr *ai fcrr hu b*ni>
Va.; C. II. Kates. 2433 Collier a**e.,>a» acquitted in    Franklin    county,meria' Club, led by      George Mua- Knuley
Huntington. W.    Va,,    Tba    Dexter, common plea* court on the murder tard;  Waverly  Handicraft    led    by
Manufacturing Co.;. Tbe Womeldorf}charge after a plea of inaanity wasjFloyd   Knbn;     Beaver  Valley  Bear; *^rt~^'r)m^
were  riding in  an  automobile near ** telephone, telegraof. or trwismi*.
J Lyndon,   with   Mr-.   Denny   rinvlrgi'don line* and thc oeeaslonal e_e«trio
Plseton     Rural—Glerora   Ijiwi-on, n«   ,.      r      . . j ■        *    niiM.j
** Un   tn©   Lyndon   grsde   cro*.urj  thc railroad.
~i
.ninuimwnnj   *_,o...  I ne    »TOtroiat7ri;co-»-rgw   envee   m   inmm   vi   iw»_--Hjf   wm  rtuju    n.*.*,*,       w.._i.      . m*m,,    *~ *"   \i_uraa*r«   Dennv    AH<-*n   Ftstrtmr    3ark .     ■'- — ■•    •*      ».-—...»    ...w       .._.,, ,   *»S
and Thomas Co.,    Tbe    Commercial'entered.      He  was  examined  by a'Cats led by Milliam Murphy, Sdoto ^ „£   pn      n'«!    j-w'   «ahba\\\\\x** "' 'h*  re'***<  ,tl t*r *teti- utlbtie< cannot be driven
and Savings Bank, and vhe Tiitcton,'board of alienist* and found to be Handicraft led by Chaa. Height, tbe „ _-_J__,  »ntfln''-,"."     ^!! "'!'Uon *nd tn9r m*6* *n eff,Jrt **> sT»t *••» our highway.. They are perform.
National Bank,    money    foreclosure.insane. jOak  Valley Handicraft,  lad by Ar- c^ftaTtC^faKP '***'**•    "^ hu*b*m! rtt*c«P**^ <n*»  * **rric* **  *****>**r  *» that
nd equitable relief. Attorney Ceo J    Probate Judge Homer Z. BoatwickiUmr Moata; Noname Handy Andy*. R    .  Dorwthv TSfc^M.^ n*™ »to *°a*h il oC tnt cro*8in* but did,Pro"ded by the highway itself. It Is
u   to:** a ____us_______a* t._._.._._.______4   t-___j.   ...   .».-   ti-..    ___..««;i._*   ♦._,   P.-i   Umrmm.   n..w,   Vattov .7^*     _ vk*4'    ■*»•»«***. nary osrger, „„.   .ncceed. .DO-tsible in soma case* where several
W. Rittenour for plaintiff,
sentenced Lewi* to  the  Lint
! hospital.       Several  day*  ag\
*tat*;ied by  Earl  Moore;  Beaver  Valley .,„
Uet.'uvestock   led by 0. N. Lochbaum;■*J"Jn    »L*  r  F i IT     When tbey df,,'   n ^ ««»'«».'pob,lc atilltiw *** off*r*n* the *****
Irene Payne has been granted a di |v»s pronounced "sane" by Dr.  W.|Scioto    Valley livestock led by C../Z'       «... n   **   **r*rf'     w_7*|th* P«titlen *ev*    forth,    ihat    iU:»«rvice ta save .pare by eUmmating
vorce from ber husband. Olin Payne H- Vatbao. *pt. of tbe hospital. who'M.  Ault;  Beaver Pig Club,  led by.r    p.     '       r". „<   'Jr'P    "!'" j n**h** "«••*** •*« «*>t warn  of thai'-V unecc»ary ones. CaWaa snd eeru
ein:   Pike   County *n'  C„.n'C 5°"* '. *!ML. A!m*'!»Ppro«ch of the train.
In her petition she charged him witb released him.
gross neglect and failure to provide.
Tbe plaintiff was represented by Attorney George D. Nye.
Willis White and Alex Osborne of
Jsckson township was arrested Tues-j
■Lomar   llamroerstein;   Pike   County
Lewi* was a forj-ter    reident    of Jersey
Piketon, and hi*    g-S-tncbno-ther    still rich
reside* In tbat village.
u»niuiTt»ciu,    *i*c    v»v«ui7   .,_,__    r»j_^    «i   _ .    sa     i      m\.     t       |-»-r-—— ••   •»«    -•••*    «>■•_«•.       »i'»-ivr,   • • —
Calf Club lod by B. K. W-tS^tSS 5_21_S^rt^S'H,r *V*****he4  from  the east as-«P«
\SSrn \\?***lmJ!gmm  Wlgit  "d  ih*> ****** •ndt«erl__« to move the W"
However, a -duiu also might Le used where the
of such equipment is justi.
Helen  McCorkle
-ENTERTAINS   CLUB
All club liveatack i* ta be jduged."™  "•**v""*"3 (stalled    <*ar.       Mrv.  Denny charge*!    Director Kirk believes that aatbor-
jon   Wednesday:  Clothing,  food and     s«<1*to   town»hip--L-)lan'l   McDan- that although the tram crew had an••*•«*•• r**poa*ible    for    Ohio*    rural
handicraft  work will  b«  Judged  on'**1*'   R*!*>*t   Vulgamore.  Geo.   Wills,j unobstructed view for a    mile    and; highway*  should   be  empowered   by
♦Thursday afternoon. A club parade;C'**r*e* Bond* S*mu«l Roberta. Ber.,could se* tbeir machine in time toil*"**** to establish a building line just
„£d«y about mldni^it by Deputty Sber-] rmerji* to be held Frid___y at 12:45 p. m.;Lh* W*1»'u"«.. E»*ly   Crain,  Geneva|*top and avoid hitting it, the  train-.** «**•» ***** empowered to de thru
iff William Anderson and State ProJreaident    of    Waverly,    dellghtfuBy Demonstration contest* ar* to be on P0,*^*** 1™}*  Pe,tt*   ™***** Shy iconUnjed at a fajt ratte of speed andf'^n**  ordinance  to  set  a  eertatn
MWtion officer C. A. Lucas just as'entertained sixteen members of the Friday morning. .****    William*.    Lois    Douglass.IdcmoUhed the car.    She ask. Judg-Hn* of building construction.      Tbe
iHey **x»r>BreBaring several barrels'Waverly Literary Clur* ber bomej   ,**, Au,t" i°.hn McC*»Jtw. Augment for the value .,t the car.        jcoet of property    damage*    caused
SUFFERS   BROKEN  LEC "'i*ejr Slavens. Ephrism Crabtree and' jwhen buildings must be destroyed to
...-ted        _
When arraig
before
ihargef ot posacring articles design.!The following members o! the club
.•J   for/be   manufacture  of   intoxi-'**ere   preent:   Mrs.   l_ouis  Schauseii,
catina/liquor, tbey entered * plea of; Mrs.   S.   D.  Uamihon,  Mr*.   W.   H.
J..m«i   Robert*
stilL Tbey were sr.!in Columbus on Last Vbursdsy, Fob]
the county jail., lowing tbe  luncheon    Mrs.  McKen.j     While working in the bay field at
dnesday morni_ur;*ti** entertained her quests at a raet-jth* John Kent farm, one mile north
Brown on  the'inee party at the  Hartmin theatre. 0f  Waverly, on  the    Scioto
YANKEE HILL REUNION
make room for wider highways, later
Bertba    Swan,;    Th« fifth annual reunion and bome:wooi*-*  ■** ftU d<rwn w********"*/. ***
*pr9i\tr.ddl Dale, Oscar Nickel!. Rutherford!coming of tne Yankee R.d commun- *"*** **** **uu-sition of    a    wider
W1UI fell  from    s     wagon wh***«r.     Mildred     Girdon.    Edith ity  will  be  held  at  th*.  place     cnir**'**t ** **** for beuutiflcation.
leaded  with    bay    and    «uffered a'Sw***' Virginia Flaker. Harry Deem, j Sunday, August 12tft. All prvent and      "Now xh*t *** biggatt problem U
fracture of the right leg, Friday af-'f'r *nd Tidd  >»cCsnn ^ |former  member,  of  the  camifluctty.cm*cerned with the widening and re-
guiRy and were fined $100 and coats (Johnson, Mr*. N. U John*t«n, Mrs. ternoon. Sam* years ago Kent met'     Sunitah   tawnsbl^—Ele/fior   WilL have been Invite J ta attend and ,n-^6n*lruet{on °* oW P*****«*nti U ap-
eaeh and were remanded to the county jail in default of payment.
Roy Denewitx, of Omega filed a
Joseph Gehres, Mrs.  H. H.  Wilbur jwith sn accident when he fell fitroiums, lne*.  Wood*. M-.__/l  Whelling.iJoy the day   Hovj  Dixoa of Plke-!»|,'*rt «• be «n opportune time to un-
Mrs. F. P. Taylor, Mrs. Irene Ding- a tree which cost hia tbe lets ot *[John MeAlllater, Edna ^^lssts, Jes-jtoo  i* the president of  tbe  **saoci-;4f,tok** ^*** ^BtJ*n5 of    trees
ledine. Miss Charlotte Hibben,    Mrs-
Mary E. Gehres, Mrs. Corbett Hayne
charge of slander a_uin*t BeU* Stev &**■ John Jonas, Mrs. Walt^-vScott, ate man waa taken to St.  Anthony
hospital Tuesday iu    the
and Gregg ambulance.
ens, ot Omega. The charges were Mrs. Leo Lorbach, Mrs. Mabel' Ma-
filed in Squire T. A. Brown's court, loy snd Mrs. L. E. Will*.
The deftndant appeared before that   *
Squiro  Wednesday   morning to  an-! WAVERLY  VISITOR
swer the charges which tbe plaintiff CoL Richard Enderlin, of ChfllL
withdrew and, paid tbe eosts of the cothe. made his annua] pilgrimage
***** to the grave of hi* departed com-
Aa a result of the  charges filed,!rad«  Col. T.  W\  Higgtna Tuesday.
by Mrs. Stevens, a fehtvbetureea Mia. Some time ago CoL Enderlin erect-[at the Pike County Clonic
Stevens and  Mra. /Dene-bits ensued.
Mrs. Steven! filed Jcharge'i of __«s-".lt
leg and has since been compelled toissi Current, Bessie durent and-HowJjition. and Ruby PoHard, of Yank*' dsrobt along  tbe  highways. Our
use an artificial limb. Th« u*»fortun-iard Detty j«HJ (« the ee.retary-treaeurcr .highway* *hould be -mmetbing more
Union  tosmkhip  —  Estalla  Pyle. r>
TAXES  OVER   BUSINESS
Isaac Fowler, wbo has been con-
McMilUn|Grav# Havens, Anna Mae Armbrus..'
er, Frank Sbookweiler. Ralph Biven.,
'Elizabeth Pennington, Mildred Brig.!dueling the meat market at the We-
REMOVED TO htt>5.* IT AL        j ner, LeaHe Rockwell, VJolt: Galf«.rd.|*erly   grocery  ha*     purchased     tba
jthan means by which are can rush
witb -maddening speed from place to
place," Director Kirk aaid.
ADDING TWO MORE ROOMS
Mrs.  Elisabeth  Sohn   i*  improing
ber property at tbe corner of Mark-
Gwendolyn Dale, 7 year old daugh-'Nellie Haven*. Ernest Mead.  Myren'ousine* from Edinger Bros., ef Cbfi.
ter of Mr.  and Mra   Al-»n*o  Dale.!Greens iiieothe.  and  win  conduct tba bosLl . streets* bi
of near Waverly, wbo underwent anj  Waverly Village—Richard Welkins,! ****  ia  the /utOT'-  Hr*  F*>*I*T  "i0f two more room*   The work is be.
operation for removal of ber tonsil*;Richard Snyder, Charles Armstrong  *n expert meat cutter and he invite*;^ ^^   ^  ^   Waverly   Lumbar
aad battery agginit Mrx Ona Denewitx, wbo appeared Thursday morning and entered a plea of not guilty.
Her trial waa set for Jury 3t>th.
the public to visit hia place of buri-
<aad   Construction  Company.
TRADE PROPERTY
IMPROVES HIS PROPERTY
John Argobright ha* bnprovvd hi*
Hariey H. Brunny. former cashier; r^uience- -property oa  North street
at    the i Clarence Armstrong.  ll*l*>-*i Emm*tt,
e.i a monument to CoL Higgins ha|court house Friday was removed to!Virginia McCormick.   Geneva   Reed.
the EwregTeen cemetery. Tbey be- to a Portamouth hoapiui in the Mc-| Arthur White, Marie R_.bin»on, Ver-
longed to the tansc company durtnfjraillian  and   Gregg ambulance.   Thejna Murphy, Pauline Bowman,  Lena
the Civil fWarv Once each year Col .!-»p    pooiq    »jqaj»p»*u(»    *sto[ |_n_f jDeskins,  Mabel  Miller,  Opal' Boyd-
Enderlin visits the grave of his de- tag th. operaUon and it deemed ad-',iea, Helen  Cutler,  Sidney  Resater, of the Piketon National Bank and l»;by adding another ruo
parted comrade and friend. He was vtsable to remove ber te a bospiUi.: Mildred CutKp. Emma Wipert, Ellis *»* employed at the Security Bank -^h   Contractor   Durlsam   did   the-
aecorapanied by his soa-ia-lew,   V. where a saline «olutiona waa inleet-jlather. Othello Deering, Paul Johu-'of Port-saootb. baa traded his borne;^__"
Mrs- Martha J. Andes has beeft ap-iA-  Hopkias. ;e<j into her system to counteract tkcLme, Bereiee Schilling, Virginia Lee|on Main street, Piketon, for the J.j  ^«_____
pointed1 administtatrix of tha estate  ~  iioas  of  bleed. {Hamilton. Helen Overman, Maragret W.  Byron property at 2180 gr*>
of ber husband. Dr O. C. Andre, Ute DEATH OF  LENA  ARCABRICHTi   ]Unmtt    Bernard  Way    and   Robert \*dew avenue, Portsmouth. Mr. Byron
of Waveriy, OWe*_ l^^   Argabrigbt,    two  year old|    FINED ON UQUOR CHARGE    JTayler.
daughter of Mrs.    Maragret    Arga-
CORN SUFFERS FROM STORM
Earl Wells, of the Bytngton neigh-
daughter of    Mrs.   Margaret Arga-jborhoo*/ in tbe western part of tbe
Considerable. damage was done to bright, died at her home at  Pike-joounty, who was    arrested    several
tan. Sucday evesiag; ber death being days ago on a charge of po*se*_dr_g j
the corn crop In this section by tba
recent wind storms. The c*srn was
est aver in a number of-fields near
Vre and quite a let ef stalks were
broken off.
METHODIST  HOME  COMING
ENTERTAINS  CLUB
Mlstea  Mae and Lovisa Patterson
|wfc* is ********* *** salesman ^i,^^^ ^ ..^ u{ tbe w#.
icS!? ^*n* ^ *"** X*****1  ****** Club -U a ****** on
Tr.d.->. A color schaata of green
iatd white wa» carrtad out. Prsne* et
'feted were brought    frost    foreign
rawt*_«.
CAMP MEETING
SOCIAL
The socend   annual    bo-eeco*ni*s;
doe to  Diptheria.   Funeral   ecnieesi Bqoor, waa arraigned Monday after- j of the Piketon M. E. jhurch fill he.    Camp  meeting srt KJncaid  Spring] eoontrtea* by MtaT'ltM^'Pal^ni^..
were beM at the lata home Wednea-jnoon before    Squire T. A- Brown,|held next Sunday. July 20. An ex-1beginning Sunday, Jefy M. at eight!who recently returned fr,__ta a  tt»>
day afternoon at 8 o'clock and ber-1entered a plea erf guilty and was fin-iceifent prcgran: has bten arraignedfp,   ».. under tbe  auspices  ot thK!9twand the   werM.   Japaoee   la«^**«
let waa made in the^©ond cemetery.j|t50 and co«ta *uad retmandad to the: fcrr the   homecoming.       _j»*itat»n*jLathaiu   asd    Lapfarell    Methodist;were n*ed". Mrs. MiTty    L,    I
Rev. C. T. Grant, pastor the Pike-'eouny  jati   in   default  of payment.; have been seat out to former irwi-jebntcbe*. the Newfsio ajul L_h«rty:won  thst prism, Mr*. Caeeev
itan  M.  E.  cburob    cendoctad    thej Wall* i* e-wcjld war veteran and is'dents  aad  members of  tbe drarchjChapeL United    Bretb'tn    cbuwhseliiry.   rxcnnd  and    th*    consolet___>!a
!K#rtrtr»!i.  n..-*n.*2*A i* mtrmlemA- rr* "asset mat A ii_. *.-   ifli 'n .   .   m*mm^,t..m *.e sit/iu^d   -   i.—   '■   '-'   •     .-_      - ~*. .-■-. •*. i .      ___      <_..v.      <*jf_«__       »-_-._.•.    .'. ._        ..        _
A sodai w-ill be given at the Den. aemcaa. Deceased u sanrhed^ by h«r|s__id ta o* dt%dng a pension of flfOJana a large crowd    ia   anticipated, and    the    Wabo    Chr^rtran    Laiani prise w**,t to Xn Mae Diw^v
.  *U     9*     mk**mr,*h   mm  AalinJ..   ■. m n    I , _»iii-Tl  . r      \tma      V.nn.)    , * ,mm*U.mi.A.S '—-_    _ ^_.\.     __    — »-      __*    i_t f_.ini __n    i ......;. . ...   —    .   ,, '      **
nrX _£, r-
ieg July SB. Cvatryene
■*****?**°th*r. Mr*.  Maragret Argabng!it,per month es e result of injuries]Dlaoer will be served pot luck stylefchurch. AU Ci».*i/**_3 are hrrited telioesth  priaa was  olifii"
and a brother lUceson  Argabrigbt.*roceived wbsle he sees in the aerviw.-.n the basement ofi'tW church, 'join with be its this^OTt. -pleyer whose score was a*u