Republican Herald 1942-11-12

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THE REPUBUCAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5*h, 1342
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GIVENS
who liavc been Uving In Penn-  Uie week end at the homc   of
.„_.._._, ... ... , sylvanls, have returned to their  his parents,  Mr. and  Mrs. Na-
%,        _%.__i_ _  home here. !won Border ln Dog Hollow. Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Rowe and j    p,^ Ir-,__   hM --ov^ hls  Border will te Inducted Into the
oaby ot Springfield   spent lli  _w miu to iht McKinnis farm.   Army soon and will make twin
uwk end here w th relatives. Ca_, j-^     who ,f -fl-ptoyed   broUiers  now in service.
?s^._S,_.,ncorJ_:.*0n,'.Ky;'at Curtis-Wright at Columbus,
and Jolly Slon* and family  of;        { y^ wc<>k cnd at w_ home
Columbus  rpent Sunday at thc|m _-„,_.,,  Hollow.
George Slone home. _'      <1    Ocle Bloomfield. who ls em-
M«   w>d  hire.. G-.rg* Gnca!
ployed  in  Dayton,    spent   the
ton. of Buck Hollow, relumed to j
ot  Bethel and Helen   Crabtree, wc_k __<, -t he_ tMmc y^^
of Springfield spent Sunday at      Thc  Koad<a, Bridge Force on
thc Pearl Crabtree home. i „)(. D T> and L hftvc moved to
Mrj  T. B. McGuire .V..1 f:im-; Given*
it/spent the week end ln Sclo--    Thc senior CUss of the Bea-
,oV*- f _. ,_    '.   _,        !ver high school enjoyed welner
Jean Rapp and Wanda Brem-j-hd mBrshmallow roast at Lake
mer of Columbus spent Uie week j y,-.^ __ Nesday night and Uic
end st their homes hcre. ; following  were* In  attendance:
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mossbarg- j Kitty and Betty Bohst, Maxine
er of Washington C. H. spent* Hine?, Alenc Maggard, Mariam
thc week end at the Henry Stoll* and Iris Maynard, Dariene Hale
home. j Virginia Ehrman, Gcorrge Nutt,
Rev. Kellog of Chillicothe. Junior Alien, Albert Weaver,
preached at Given* Chapel on! Gene Zimmerman. J. T. Pratt.
Sunday momlng. j K'.son    and    Calvin Davis, Ben
James Denney   attended  the'Thompson, Jr..   William Jeok-  Cnlumbus, has been removed to
revival meeting at Pleasant Hill j Ins,   Donld Fout,    Jay Ingalls,
on Sunday night. ; William and Warren Balxer, and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duckett the following guests. Bonnie
of Springfield and Mrs. Francis , Brammer. Neva Slone, Jack
Moats of Wnverly were fn Giv- Dixon. Junior Hincs, George
ens on Sunday. j Rapp, Jr..   Bud Bobst,    Myrtle
Havarri Boydston of Chillico-; Greer and Kenneth Thompson,
the was In Givens Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Border of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardsosn  Oklahoma City, Olahoma, spent
Mrs. Eva Estes Bonl ot Mt
Gilead, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Estes of Bueyrus, spent the week
end here, ami at Beaver.
Ralph McKinnfl, who Is In
the 81st Division Wild Cats from
Camp Ructer, Alabama, has
teen visiUng relatives hcre and
at Jackson.
Winifred Hlnes Bryan of
Portsmouth, spent lhe week end
at the F. C. Hlnes homc.
WUUam Kuhn,   Jr., is work-. _„___,__  ,l_ k1-», _, _  ._.-._
ing on thc C, and O. Ry. on the | __?!___i_8_i_____? __L B__f^!C
church and baptismal services at calling on relaUves and friends S
Besver Valley Church near Bea- j here on Sunday.
rer on Sunday. }    Mr. end Mrs.  Henry Young
Charles Birkhimer of Colum- and Mr. and Mrs. Omer Wsde
bus spent Sunday with friends, and son. Roger Lee. returned
hcre. j to their  homo In Cleveland on
Mr. snd Mrs- S. D. McGuire   Sunday after spending s  few
had ss their dinner  guests  on  days   with their   parents,- Mr.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Mc-  and Mra. John ScheuUe.
Gulre and  Lawrence, Mr.  snd.    Mr.   and Mrs. Mart Ehrman j
Mrs. T. B. McGuire. Jane, Joan   spent the  week  end with   Mr
md  son.  Fred.  Mr.  and   Mrs.   and Mrs. Harold Anderson   of *
Kellle Thompson. i Columbus.
 V  Mrs. Alms Kathryn WMisma
PIK"FTON i°*   Washington   C. H. was the II.
_____     - week end guest of Lucille Hat-S
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ryan, for- ] t*u!tKmdvi R,pp  _nd dau-i
mer residents of Pikcton.sre sn-
Robblns section. I "nd ***** ^U„f°und »n' p"Wck
James Webb   and son.   Pres-ten_._LM^_-l_:W,lff>Min' on
rbier. Virginia,   apent   a   few j
days last week  with   ber parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Pierce j
of Bookwalter.
Corporal and Mrs. Bud Hare
Saturday. October 17th,
^S^lSSli&Jt^imm^^J&7'£S^  U*e_ "_SaS *-  of Tennessee spent a brief visit
last four   months in   Montana. *■ £"""_?*££• £ ?UA^ ,£_.?!   >«« **<* ****** **** ****'* *>**•
Martha Olvens, who has been ^VJll^™' 	
patient at Grant hospital  in ol ********
Piketon Theatre
SATURDAY ONLY
NOVEMBER 7th
It's gay Snd hill-arious—wUh th* Weavers at their wackiest—Hilarious comedy. sprlnkl*d wilh lively "mountain
music." including som* of th* old song iavoritet Ilk* "Oh,
Susanna." "He was a Wandering Sheep" and "Lit* is Lik*
a Mountain RaUroad."
Weaver Brothers and Elviry
— in —
Shepherd
oft
th#1
ilyw-Hare,
Ozarks
Frank Albertson, Thurs-
Maril:
ton Hall
Shorts: News, 2 Reel Comedy
Earl SUcott. who is employed
• _- »--■•*-- _# _.__ _.._. -__  ._-i- i at Dayton, spent the week end
the home of her aunt and uncle.: _, ...   w   * _   «._._
Jl'summVrto^^01^' Sr'iI     M" ***U^7 A. Stedman
at Summerford. If SprinRflcld( ^m   the week
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and  cnd at _eIr homc  hcrc
Mrs. Miller of Columbus, spent      Sergeant PcrTy JusUce. who
Thursday at Uie Con Pennington has ,,-<,„ wlth the u. s. Mmy
home, 'somewhere Ui  the Pacific War
M. L. Sherman of Dogwood Zone, spent Uie weck end with
Rldgc. back of Wheelersburg, his mother. Mrs. J. T. Justice.
spent thc past week with his Sergeant JusUce is enroute to
nephew. Rev. J. R. Ferguson. N. Carolina where he will en-
Word wis received here last tcr an olfflcer** training school,
weck of thc death tn Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Frye of
of James M. Slack, 64, former Xcnia spent thc weck end with
C. and O. Ry. operator at Rob- relatives in Pikcton.
bins and while hcre stayed at Mrs. Harold Anderson was a
Uie Rodcl homc. business  visitor in Portsmouth
Mrs. Wm. McKinnis'and Mm. on Friday.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Welty  Ben-
nett
Miss Gaynelle ScheuUe ts on
tbe sick list. Shc has been confined to her ted for several
days but is feeling some tetter
at this wlUng. Dr. Moore of
Pikcton is the attending physician.
C. M. Stephenson and son,
Delmar, returned to Columbus
on Monday after spending the
week end at their home hcre.
;    Mr. and  Mrs.  Frank  Adams
' and son, Larry, wcre  shopping
in Columbus on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Adrian arc
i spending this   week in Columbus.
Miss June Estes has returned
to hcr homc   hcre from   stats
i of California where shc has been
Just Received
A Small Shipment
OF
Ford TraCtOrS Ferguson
NOW ON DISPLAY
All Implements Work From
HYDRAULIC LIFT
Clarence Vallery
-DUfttr-r »»n V, -^ WAVERLY. OHIO
PHONE 170
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Thomas McKinnis   of    Jackson      Paul Dally, who is employed
left   on Friday for   Camp Ed- at Dayton, spent the week end
wards,  Mass.,  to   see Thomas, with  his family here,
who is to  leave soon for over-:     Fsien   Holt,   former supcrin- *
s****- '• tendent of thc Piketon schools, |
Mr.  and Mrs.    Clark    Dixon  who now resides    in    Fairfield
and son. Jack,  spent Friday ln County, was a guest of friends
CircleviUc.
0tra. J. T,
Scheutle, Anna K.
and Johnnie   Remy
past   weck with Mr^fSnd Mrs
John Voelker ln Dayton.
Dorothy Mae    McGuire    has
teen on thc sick list
James Sheppard of Columbus
represented thc Dunn and Brad
In  Pikcton on Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Biakeman left on last
*x7777 Sunday for Baltimore. Maryland
where ihe will Join her husband, who ls employed In that
city.
DK and Mrs. It. M. JusUce ot
Ashland. Ky., and Miss Virginia Justice,   who Is attending
!___!_*__ **** "7***^** *nnxx*1 Khool"to'thifclt^,  *_^reek
vtslt hcre last  week
W. Biakeman, Jr., of  Bourn
end
,:-.<::lr.
rOftnA
of Mrs. J. T. Justice.
Dr."lnd Mra. Mack E. Moore
Ville spent the  past wcek here were" ^tdm Seaman Ikfdgy
with relaUves. by xhc Macsa of Dr. Moore's fa-
Harvey Hammond   ot  Wash
ington C. H..    spent   the
week hcre with relaUves.
past
ther, John Moore.
visiting her brother. Gene, who
has been in camp there.
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REVIVAL IN PROGRESS
Revival services arc now   ln i
progress at thc Linn Hill church
between   Waveriy  and  Beaver i
on State Route  335. Thc religious meetings begin each evening at 7:30 o'clock with thc Rev.
M. D.   Maple, Richmondale, as
the minister.
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NOTICE
"From this day on I wUl not
te  responsible   for  any   dcbti
contracted for by any one other
than Virgil or myself."
Mrs VlrgU W. Bumgarner j
107 E. llth Avenue,
Columbus, Ohio.
WANTED
Good
Used Cars
■
CASH
MUST HAVE GOOD TIRES
WILL PAY CASH BEFORE
GASOLINE RATIONING NOVEMBER 22nd, 1942.
Clarence Vallery
PHONE 170
WAVERLY. OHIO
Waveriy Theatre
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6-7th
ROARING  with  the THRILLS  ot power-diving pilots!
THROBBING with tte ROMANCE of  flying men in loval
THUNDERING with the  DRAMA ot  this    war's   unsung
heroes!
"Flight Lieutenant"
— WITH —
Pat O'Brien, Glen Ford, Evelyn Keyes
Sunday and Monday, Nov. 8-9th
His first dramatic role in years. Out of his forgoUen past
was flung tha accusation that made him ask this startling
question. "AM I A MURDERER?" Into her liU came
tears that bar man was a lot mer -killer, thief, lover of many
woman.      A  M»tr©-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture.
William Powell and Hedy Lamarr
— in —
'CROSSROADS'
WHERE WOMEN WAIT TO SEAL YOUR  FATE
— WTTH —
Claire Trevor, Basil Rathbone, Margaret Wycherly
Wednesday, Nov. 11
SPINE.TINGLIKG THRILLS of the great human conflict
waged to keep open the Ufa line of a nation through the
precipitous and battle-scarred passes ot tha famous Burma
Road.
"A YANK ON THE
BURMA ROAD"
Laraine Day, Barry Nelson, Stuart
Crawford, Keye Luke, Sen Young, Edward Ashley, Miles Mander
ThVvfoUowing persons may caU al tba Theatre tor a If*
birth\_y pass to any one of the above shows: Roberta Rob-
erti—JCUnds WUUams—Dolores Whaley—Chajlei Birkhimer—Morris Swigev—V«l»« De-iy—Bob Deering—Ruth
KalfaVbhas. Deacon—OUie Deacon—Mrs. Marlon AUen—
Wm. Shrader. Jr.—Floyd Deacon—Hobart Helman. Sr.—
Arthur White—George K. Worley—Dorothy Stubbs—Hob-
crt Hainan* Jr.—Robart Deacon—Janice Calvert—Charles
Karris. »
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander-
..        _.--,. « . *on     (nee   Donna Sonner)    of
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Perry of  Xc-,a       nt _c wcck cnd wlth
South    Charleston    spent    the wtaUvw m pikcton.
week end   at the Llllle   Rapp      Mr   ^   Mrs   Gwl_lc !_*_-
r?0,   ^..u . _ _ J*** Columbus were^wcek    end
Mrs   Ethel Remy  has moved  Kuesls ot Mrs   b^-,., parents,
from Bobo to Beaver. Mr _nd Mn. „ sonner.
The following    people   were:     Haro,d Andcr-on.    who   hM
callcrs at the  J.   T.    ScheuUe  ,,_<._ ct-pi0yed temporarily   at
^me on Siuida^ Mrs  Edward  NashviU        Tcn,       ,_.    b<xn
Shrader, Cecil and Oris of Co
transferred   back  to  Patterson
._   ___   Flcld. *t Fairfield, Ohio, where
he is employed as a mechanic.
 V	
crtim
lumbus, Mr. and Mrs.
Balxer of Bainbridgc,  Mr. and
Mrs.    S. O.   Bumgarner,    Fred
Pfarr and Mre. Elhoff of Waver-1   . D C> A urp
ly, Mr. and Mre. Denver Pfarr DtAVfiK
of ChUlicothe,  Mr. and Mre. J. I    Rev. and Mrs. A. Richard cn-
O.   Irvine Jean, Mr.   and Mrs.  tcrtained her brother and wUe,
Heber Bosworth,    Leona   Pylo  and   children from Portsmouth
and daughter of Chillicothe.       ion Saturday.
Onc for Ripley U that Tracy! Ben Adams and Bob Besch
Brickcy. who lives in Buck Hoi- of Columbus spent the weck end
low says Uiat he has a   nanny at Beaver.
goat Uiat goes hunting nearly ' Gaynelle ScheuUe is on tho
every day with his hound and sick ***t * bed at present
on some occasions have left with i Woodrow Bobst and mother
the hound at three o'clock ln and May Lelst called on Mr. and
the afternoon and stay out on Mrs. Christ Brust recently,
a hunt untU eight o'clock the Nellie M. Leist of Luna, f
next morning. The hound al- meriy of Beaver, will cntcj
ways waits on the goat to catch Uie Loyal Workers Class of thc
up wtth It. Methodist Sunday School in tho
Mr. and Mrs.  George Shelby Ladies' Aid Hall above the post
and   Don Bandy   of  Leesburg. office on Wednesday evening,
spent   Sunday here with  rcla-i     Mr. and Mrs.  Homer Haltcr-
tives. j man   had  several  visitors  lost
Raymond  Howard,   who    at- Sunday,
tends tbe Ohio SUte School for 1    Mr. and   Mra. Waller Kinn.
the  Blind spent  thc past weck son of Middletown wcre recent
at hb  homc hcre. guests of their aunt, Mrs. Dora
Verna     Boydston    Beawbein WcUer.
has returned to   her home   ln      Mrs.   White    of   PortsmouUi
Toledo frora a sales promotion  caUed on hcr  aunt,  Mrs. Mar
meeting of Uic Avon Company  tha Davis onc day last week,
held in San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Ralph Sheward Is slow-
Word  received  from  Melvin  ly improving  after  undergoing
Lansing that   hc is in San An- j *" appendix opcreUon.
tonlo, Texas, Barracks. Mrs. Grace Rhea has return-
Leo Frederick, who is in a ed to her home from Porta-
camp in Georgia, was visiting mouth General hospital where
his sister, Clco Glvens, last she has been a surgical patient.
week. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Blake and
The Jones Greater Shows daughter, Rose, of Bookwalter,
have their truck and equipment were visitors here Tuesday,
stored in thc ScheuUe Garage Mrs- Pauline Adams enteral Beaver for the winter. ' tained thc Loyal Workers of
Here Is onc that will make" the M. E. Sunday Scbool at hcr
Uie items of 25 years from now country homc Wednesday after-
on.  About  the middle of Octo- noon.
ber. IMI, Uiere wcre 5 strange Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Noxscl and
ladles came into Voelker's store children. Ronald Earl, aod
at Givens at different times on Ralph, of Sciotovillc, wcre tbe
the same day and not one of dinner guests of Bev. and Mrs.
them asked for coffee, which Richards Saturday evening.
has been a record ln the last el Mr. and Mra. Arthur Rapp
weeks. 'and   son. Roger   Mack, of Co-
! Mr. and Mrs. John McKlnnli luxhbus and Mra. Martha Rosser
entertained on Sunday with a ** McArthur wore thc Sunday
turkey dinner in honor of Ralph *ue*ts of Mr. and Mra. Chalmer
McKinnis. who is home on a 10 Stephenson.
day furlough from Camp Rue- Un- Maude Bobst and daughter, Alabama. The following tere, ***** Le* **** Kalhlcen,
wcre present: Wm. McKinnis ******* ***** "»«** **** ****** Mr.
of Jackson. Mra. Maude Voelker **>* ****■ Lawrence WUUams of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Voelker. Columbus.
Eva and John and the honored Mr. and Mra. Paul Buehler of
guest. ,Columbus were the week end
Jack Dlxon and Earnest New- guests of his mother, Mrs. John
some spent Monday in A-hland, Bu-hlar.
Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bosworth
Rev. Harlan Montgomery and Mrs. Leona Pyle and daughter.
Rev. Lonnie Murray conducted Martha, of    ChUUeothe,
AUCTION
We Will On
Wed-Nov. llth
at 6:()0 p. m.
Sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
PIECEMEAL
DEWEY'S STORE
JASPER, OHIO
Approximately $22,000 Retail Stock on
the Auction Block
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
Pi
WALL PAPER
LINOLEUM
CLOTHING
IMPLEMENTS
ROOFING
GROCERIES
ETC., in lots to suit buyers
PICK-UP TRUCK
FIXTURES, etc
TERMS: CASH
We will also accept bulk bids on entire stock.
FOR SALE or LEASE BUILDING and FIXTURES
Continues Daily Until AI) Sold to the Bare Walls.
Sales Daily at 10:00 a. m., 2:00 p.m. and 7:00p.m.
Liquidators - Auctioneers - Appraisers
Selling Out Dewey Store
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The Republican Herald
VOLUME 100.
WAVERLY. OHIO. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1942
NUMBER 45
New Post Office Is Adorned by Murai!96 MORE Y0UTHj|^^^
"Arrival of the Packet" Painted by Roy Best Who Comes Home to Do Work jLEAVEIFOR ARMY GIVEN  BANQUET
Go   To   Huntington,
W. Va., For Final
Examination
52 PASS WHILE 44
ARE REJECTED
Accepted One* Will Report <
For Active Duty At FL
Thomas Novcmbrr 24
Ninety -six Pike County Selective Service men  left  Monday
ifor HuntSnijton. W. Va.. where
■ they were examined   for   service  in   the V. S. Army. Ot the
4-H   Advisor* Guests
: Of Waveriy Service
Club.
TROPHIES ARE
GIVEN WINNERS
Challenge Cup A«»in   Won
By Beaver Club Led Hy
Mrs. Omer Davit. .
were
Thc 52 who were accepted wUl
report for duty on Tuesday, November 24. Tho*e who were
examined Monday arc ax fol-
<By Mrs. LouU J, Schausell, Sec- ent Water Street, was the main  long the towpath ahead of thc   resent, Mrs. Leo Lorbach, com-,
CEOnCE A. HERMAN
Waveriy Aerie No. 2227, Fr» . ^_  _____ __ __ ,„-_■_-,,- ,__
M who "wen.   52 'w_re   ZZZ'l. ternai Oriler ut FuRlea. wiU hold guests*  were "present and about
|ed     and     44    wer7   re^t^.^*^^*^*0/^* **'™r in half of the 4-11 Club leode« of
The Wavf.-riy Svrvicc Club
was host to the Pike County 4-H
Advisors at a banquet held at
Lake While laat Friday evening. A total of 66 members aod
Artist Roy Best of Wilmciu. 111., native of Wavarly. palntad the above mural for Waverly's naw post office, talcing ior his tbam*
a scan* along th* Ohio and Erie Canal daring th* 1st* Sixties.
retarr. Scioto Valley Chapter,
D. A. R.)
I business thoroughfare. Now, af-   boat are the mules that furnish- prising the following member-*
; tcr the better part of a century,  cd   the motive power for canal Mrs. Joseph  Gehres, Mrs.  Ceo.
the relocating of thc  highway  boats, ln thc right   foreground HIU and Mrs.   Louis J.   Schau*
' will make this a busy scene of  awaiting shipmen are Pike Co. sc il. The    committee * received
The mural recently installed   travel and commerce.                      products, grain,  poultry, hide* the able assistance and coopera-
in thc new post office in Waver !    The boat shown is a comblna-   and flour. Firm names shown on tion  of Postmaster  A. 'S.  Kee-
ly was done by Roy F. Rest, a  tion type, typical of inland wat    the buildings are those of well chle.   the   untiling   efforts   ofj
commercial artist of   Wilmcttc.  cr craft and -used for both pass* j known Waveriy families of that Congressman Jacob E. Davis of j
Illinois, and a native of Waver-   engcrs and freight.     The artwt Itime.                                                | Waveriy, and thc awurance and j
ly-                                                  ' I states he has on good authority i    Negolations for the mural be- i consideration    of    Edward    B.
It Is cntitlcld, "Arrival of thc • that a boat of this period was  Ron some months ago in Uic Sci- Rowan, assistant of fine arts In
Packet," and depicts a scene a [ ,jameU*Thc Wave."                      joto Valley Chapter,    Daughters Washington,
long the Ohio  and Eric Canal.!        Jamas Emmitt Pictured         : of the American Revolution of Mr. Best returned to Waverlv
during the late   1860's, prior toj     Pictured in  the   lower    left   Waveriy. Onc of  the Chapter's several ,timc,   doing    research!
thc   building of thc   railroads. I side is the figure of Mr. James  most   enthusiastic   and    active work before completing this hb-
The buUdings shown  arc much  Emmitt, founder of Waveriy and  members. Mrs. Joseph A. Gehre* toricat   mural. Tbe artist's  mo-1
the same now as then. In those : of   many early -business enter-  presented the  matter. A mural ther,    Mrs.  Margaret Best,   re-'■
times the canal wiUi the adjac-  prises and first-postmaster. A-' committee was appointed by' the sides In Waveriy.
Theodore M*lvln Murray (*nl)   S|.
Hanry C*org* KunkI*
Lloyd Dalton Smith
Charles Dorwin Acord.
Wilb*f J Brust
rioyd Woods
Lloyd  D.  Green  (trans)4
Fr*d Warr*n  Follls
Carl Fyff*
Robert Clarcnc* Vollmcr
U>e basement of the hall
Market Street, on Friday even
Ing. November 13th. The com
mlttee In charge is making ar
rancements to serve a turkey
dinner.   Geor«e A. Herman of
the county were rtpres-cnted.
Thp Service Club arranged ft
very plea-sing menu and an appropriate program. The speaker
was Mr. Aian Griffin from the
Social Studies Area of the Ohio
WoSfl'Li^U,y   a Gon1 s** ""ivcrslty.      Mr. CrUln's
Worthy    Prc-udcnt    and    Pa»l subject dealt W.U, teaching d«-
E   mocraey to th* young boys and
; girls.
; State President of the  F  O
i will be thc guest speaker.
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PRESTON DAILY
WINS HIS WINGS
Th- Honor Clubs of tlte county were announced and a vcry
beaulUut green and white pen-
ant bearing tha 4-H insignia and
Honor Club for 1M2 were pre-
Johnl* LouU Bop.Md*i.rr*d> I Complete. 'Flight    Training  ^ttl^mmlT^o^'led
Gilbert Henry Vlck*nr .  Course At Pensacola, Fla.,   'by MrK. Bay Bakenhester. Mrs.
WUllam   J.me.   Blak.maa   ,Jw_. p,k_ -___,„ 4.„ Band  w
William Thad._.°McCulch.on' _ Prwton  A   Daily,  son of W.  by Johanna Samson and Dav.t
MEETING IS HELD GRAVEL TRUCK
BY FARM BUREAU |        CRUSHES BOY
FIRE DESTROYS    I INSTITUTES TO
GROCERY STORE!   GET UNDERWAY
ISO  People   In  Attendance  Robert Phipps Killed   In A
To Hear Program And To
En Joy Banquet
Fall Under Truck On
Wednesday.
Thc 22nd annual meeting of      Robert Carl Phipps,   15. aon
*he Pike County Farm Bureau of Mr. and Mra. Dorsey Phlppj
Contents of Trainer Grocery j State Speakers to Be Present
Ruined  In  An  All Night
Blaxc.
Fire of undetermined   origin
charred thc stock and   Interior
At   Stockdale   And  Latham Meetings.
The  Farmers'  InsUtute   season will open   in. Pike  County
which took place on last Friday of Chillicotbe Route 5, was in-. of the Sherman Trainer Grocery  at Stockdale on   next Monday
evening. November 6th. at the stanUy killed, Wednesday about; |n  the MendenhaU Building on   November 16th.     The program
high achool building in Waver- 10:30 a. m.  \jrhen  hc fell off a'the corner of Market and Sec-; will start Monday afternoon and
ly was voted one of the best and loaded one ton gravel truck on' ond Streets, in  Waveriy, ear.|y  will   continue Uiat evening fol-
roost successful  meetings  ever Sandy  Road,    Franklin    Town; Friday morning. lowing   by forenoon, afternoon
held. , . ship, and thc wheels passed over j    The blase was discovered by  and evening sessions on thc fol-
About 150 people were in at- the left side of his body, caus-, Ernest Dowdle of Waveriy who  lowing day.
tendance at thc banquet and pro- Ing internal injuries,  a  broken; sent in the alarm. The Waveriy }
"*~~ "f^  "nd_ **^*t***** skull. Cor-, Fire  Department answered the  en wiUi an afternoon session on}
gram.
' Thc Latham InsUtute will op-;
.    —-_ -v. —,_n wiUi an afternoon session oni
The program was In   charge oncr R- E   0'»vc«" ***  Deputy; call.   Members of Uie fire de-, next Wednsdfty, -November  18.;
of J. E. Swiger and consisted ot  s,^1H_^rry .Cook **P*****-    ; partroent   were of the opinion and will continue that evening.
buslne.u
      _  —      --...—. miul Wlu continue  uiat evening..
meeUng,   music,   plct-      Thc Phipps boy was working: that Uic blaze had burned for 4 followed by three sessions on Uie I
uxes and a very intcresUng ad-  on a Uuck engaged by the town j or 5 hours. f~*i~_-*-- *«-  *»-__—»-.- to       <
drws on   Farm Bureau and thc ^'P ** ****** hauling. The driv-i
War," by Attorney E. A. Moats.
E. F. Rlttenour also gave a talk.
Several guesu wcre present
including: Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Hirsch of Chillicothe.
It was  decided to elect one-
following day, -November 10.
Thc main stock ot goods was j    Each of the   committees are |
cr was Oscar Gilbert. Riding in; in u,c largc TW)to in _„, fr--t busy adj_,t,nK their programs |
the cab with GUbert was Doc of the building. The room was to meet the war needs. The!
Howard, the county officials re-j t|ghUy closed which caused Uic state supcrvi:
isor stated that the j
| blaze to burn slowly. The door   programs  should  promote  thd j
truck   with i between   the front room and a  public welfare,  strengthen- our.
room in the rear in which feed  needed institutions, and that thc:
ported.
Riding   on    thc
_ Phipps were Edward and BueU #wi_        ^^ ,___
third _rthTdlr-Ctora each year ^0*7*******' who witnessed the I 'Mother merchandise was stor- service  to thc famUy and indi-,
hereafter. Iaccidw,t- j ed, waa closed  and   the  blaze vidual werc of minor concern. 1
Ten new directors were chos-:    Surviving, besides the parents did   not   spread   to   the    rear He states that farmers and farm
^n, I are one brother, Charles Jr., and   room. The wall on the west side  leaden havc the opportunity to !
Patriotic songs and music by'3 *l*ters. Dosha Ailcen. Evalene  of Uie building about  Uie  cen-  fight and produce. All programs j
Jimmy Moore, Henry Penn, Car. I **** NetUc Frances, all at homc.; ter of the room, was badly char , should      provide      information :
ol HiU and  Garnet Ertle were*     Funeral services will be held .red and lt seems that the blaze which is authentic and that can;
enjoyed Friday afternoon at 2:00 at the j might have started at that point,  be used   by local communiUe. ;
The banquet was served   by  S****T  Baptist church with Uic,     Mr- Trainer did not carry any  * further the efforts needed to'
thc Home  Economics  Class  of ****■ Lonnle  Murray In charge  insurance  and was not able  to
the Waveriy high school. ,"** ******* *****   follow  ta  Uie estimate his  loss. Some of  Uw
Movies of old and new mem   Sandy cemetery under the dlrec-. good- ca- be salvaged.
bcra were shown. 'Uon   ot A. H.   Boyer Funeral j         v.
 V         : Home of Waveriy.
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COMPLETES TRAINING
Charles L. Baker, 21, son
of Mrs. Herbert Hatfield, Waveriy Route 3, and WUUam Bak
er, of Columbus, has written to
his mother, that hc has complct
I win the war.
. Both Uie Latham and Stock- j
dale Institute.", will be state- j
supported  and two outstanding j
' speakers have been scheduled.
Mr. Sam Ptumer,  one of the 1
RATION DATES  CHANGED
SUFFERS HEART ATTACr    | J^\££g*££fc$ I le^ng colurnnisU of  the  Ohio ,
George   Weiss.    81,    widely ^grani   that   the  reglstraUon farmer, aod Mrs. H  F. White..
'   ""(dates for gasoline rationing have!" ******* **. Denmark, will ap |
known    resident   of   Pee   Pee      „_, „r        „___.„_ Mv, , „
Township  is seriousUr ill at the ^ changed to November   18. j ***** **** *** 0i,Utl?rogram T
 ****** *** »**■    Ear», **>*.  18 and 20. All automobile own-' *'crts ** *°** Stockdale and La
ed his training at  Great Lakes jwho ******* * the Prussia com !__. will ^mer |n   Uie  school i *******'
Naval StaUon and bas been as-:munity. Mr. Welts was stricken    1<w^   to th       _    ^     uhovt\   _-_-___   .J^,——  _,.
signed to U. S. S. MontpeUer. He I™"' • ***** «Uack Sunday arf- jdat„ ror y^- .A-. ^^ OBSERVE  ARMISTICE  DAr
writes that he likes Navy life 1 t«moon and has been In a very |     s-boofc wm be open for this!    Financial institutions and the
and says the food la very good!scrious    condition     since    that J purpose from  1:00 to   5:00   on ******* house in   Waveriy   wcre
and plentiful. He joined the Na- j *****-                                               j Wednesday and Friday but wUl j dosed yesterday  ta observance
vy at an Akron recruiting sta-         "'      '     '    Yl^l ->-..---__ I be  open from 1:00 to  000  on j °* Armistice Day. There wcre no
tlon last September.      His ad. "OTICE GASOLINE DEALERS j Thursday,   in order that those | niral mail deliveries    but    the
dress is: Charles L. Baker CAS)      All gasoline dealers are here- j c^j. owners who work through! Postoff ice wa* open all day and
Division F. Billet No. 210, U. S-;wlth notified that there wUl be the   day   may  register ln   theic,ty deUvery of mafl was madc
S. Montpelier, care of Postmas-;a meeting in the court room in {evening.                                          Ia« usual,
ter New York City. N. Y.            Waveriy on Tuesday, November      Supplemental         registration
 V        117th. at 8:00 at -Which time Mr. j WUT be held at the auditorium
SAUER KRAUT LUNCHEON    John McRoberts from the State at Waveriy high  achool begin-
The Fourth and Sixth Circles! Office  of OPA.^ wUl    Instruct Ltag at 12*00 noon Monday No-
of   Uw;   Methodist chureh will _">cm in Uielr pa^t of Uie gaao- vcmber 23rd and continuing un-
have a sauer kraut luncheon
on Wednesday, November 18th,
from 11:00 to 1:30. Prices wiU
be 35c per plate. Tbe menu wU!
consist ot roast pork, sauer
kraut, mashed potatoes, dump
lings, apple pie  and coffee.
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TO PLAY WESTERN
Tbe Waveriy high school var
aity   and    leeaseea   basketball
line rationing program.
■V-
Ul 0.00 p. m. each day throughout November 28th. On Thanksgiving day hours of registration
will be   2:00   to  9:00 p. m.
All gasoline   consumers who
SPONSOR  ROLL CALL
The Waveriy Service Club is
! sponsoring an honor roll for all
Ptke County men ta the differ* 1 use gasoline for stoves, gas en-
en t branches of the armed ser- j gtaes. tractors, motor boats, any
vices of tbe United States. The! off highway consumption, wiU
roU  wlU be constructed in the | register on the above dates. Any
court bouse yard and  wUl list
all of the Pike County men ta
teem wfll play the Western ru- the Armed Forces,
rel high scbool Uams   at ,.Xm
tbam on Friday  evening, Nov.
13th. Western  will play Green
Township, Scioto County, at La
REMOVED HOME
Mra. Almeda Lett, wbo bas
[been a medical paUent at tbe
tham on next Tuesday evening, Portsmouth General hospital,
November 17. Western is also was moved to ber home near
scheduled to play Piketon on! Beaver Tuesday ta the Devia-
Friday  evening, November 20, Hammer-stein ambulance.
one not regisetring for his "A"
card on the 18th, IBth or 20th
wfll not be able to register unUl after the 30tb. at which time
tbey msy apply at the local
ration board.
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Mr. and Mra. A S. Keeehle
spent Sunday ta Columbus with
tbelr soo-ta-law and daughter,
Mr. aad Mrs. H. L- McConkey.
APPOINTED ADVISOR
Mr. Jacoo ttapp bas been ap
pointed Price Advisor of tho!
local ration board.- Mr. Rapp I
will handle al) information ofi
this nature in the future, work- j
tag with tbc Chief Clerk of tbe!
board.
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GIFT SALE
lhe Golden Rule Class of the
Methodist Sunday Scbool will
hold a sale of hand-made gifts
st Vallery Hardware, Saturday.
December Sth. The sale wUl
start promptly at one o'clock.
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Homer Rose
Marley T.  Smiih
Jay'Wabb Brown
Fred Wlllard Martin
Vora Branson   KniiUr
Charles Louis P»uit. Jr.
Forrest Ray Crabtree
Henry Clay White
Dewey Pearl Hanson
Andrew Jackson
Floyd Samuel  Parks
Benton Harold  Adams
William'Clayton Smith
Estel Wells.
Walter Albert Henry
Paul Eugene  Bakenhester
Kenneth Steven Potrata.
Keenui Preston (transferred)
Jacob William Anderson
Donald Edward   Blaum
WiUiam J. Scott (enlisted)
Lluta Orvllte Hockenberry
WUUam Thomas Reed
Harry T. Haynes
Fay Vernon Thompson
Delmon  Relslnger
Oliver Lloyd GilUnd
* Arisona  Wads Reno
Est ill Short
Earl Dalles Leeth
Clarence   Booth   Moon
John Franklin Roberts
Bertie Emory Davis
RusseU Arnold Smllh
Elijah  Paul  Carter.
Fremont Smllh
James Henry Anglemyer
Heber Roeman Vanhoy
Robert Owen Knlsley
Letter Ray West
Homer Dale  Smith
Raymond Jacob Roe
John Densel Pfeifer
Lloyd Elbert Mustard
Haskell   Collingsworth
RusseU Pennington
Orlie Samuel Zimmerman
Paul GaUord Brown
Billie Legg
CUfion B. Birkhimer
Harold Eugene Cottle
John Leslie Tackett
Ralph Brutt
John Junior Foster
Ivan  Noel Sager
George WUllam Gee
George Martin Wiseman
Robert Edward Jenkins
Joseph Elijah Sheets
Olney Edison Arminlrout
James M. Cox
OUver Arnold Wallin
John Wallace George      *
Albert Irwin Jordan
• Edward OrvUle Pen well
Edison Harold Crabtree
Robert Elmont Stodge!
William Wells McAllister
Eldon Lee Stulis
Given  Clifford Grooms
George Helton
Harold Bumgardner
Edward   Earl  Smllh
William Herb Fields
Ambrose   John Morris
G. Dally, of Pikcton, won hU: Williams: Charm CTub, led by
Navy "Wings of Gold" nnd waa Lucille Halterman.
commissioned an Ensign In Uie *** ***o l*»*or Club* that
Naval Reserve this week fol- ***** not represented will re-
lowing compjetion of the pr-- ***** ***** ******* later. They
scribed flight training course at ***: By»n*um Busy Stitchers,
the U. S. Naval Air StaUon at  '^ ** M**- G**** Stodgel and
i Pensacola, Fla, the "Annapolis *,r»- ***** Wenger; And Uie
of the Air." . Stockd-le Lucky Four Leaf Clufc
Prior to entering Uie Naval ^***** *_r*11 A* C' Bnf"ief-
service. Ensign Dally studied at! *** ********* trophy spon-
Ohio State university for three ***** ** **** Waveriy Serv*-*
years. While there, he received aub «•» won for the second
military training as a member I *■• b* Un5,le **** * »WPf".
of the Reserve Officer's Training *** ******' °m** Dav'* °f Bra
I Corps and also partic-pated on ***' ™* ******* ***** "**
the varsity trSck teak *7**** ** * ******** 0/ tbejMub,
' The last ot FebruSry. Dally ; ^J-,P*7'*\c.ry; . u "__,.%£
began prelimina.ry training all****** in behalf of the 4-H <«b
the V. S. Naval Reserve Aviat- advitors snd **P***^* oppression Base in St. Louis, and sue- '*, *** * *** ****** Club for rec-
cessfully completed his course ^*ni**7*n **** Interest shown In
early ln June,  before going  lo  "l* development of the county
I Pensacola for basic and advanc ' * " f lub program.
"cd Uaining MiM Helen  Brown  wa* pre-
Having been designated a Na- i *"7** ***** * ***** V*** fertifI-
val Aviator, Ensign Daily will '■■ "_* **ieh **, ******** ** the
go on active duty at one of th*,0h* S** ************■
Navy's air operational  training!    Advisorajj^eeent were:
centers before being assigned to
a combat zone.'
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VI^ORY BOOTH
The Waveriy Boy Scout Troop grown
fo. 70   unrirr th-  mtttt. ^l_~-»i-,» I
No. 70, under the able direction _ _^__ __,._■
of Earl James, made a fine ^h Freetand,"Mra 'lUy'Baken-
rhowing of thc sale of war Sav-' !,,,,„-   _.__i   «#^    ,-	
■sps
Mrs. Tlorme Acord, Mnt. Les-
lie Beeman, Mrs Jessie Leedom, Mrs. Hazel Vallery, Johanna
Samson. Mrs. Manan Jones.
Mrs. Petrea Vallery, Donald
Mrs. Mary S. Harris,
Mrs. Georgia Harris. Mrs. Eliza
ing Stamps at the Victory Booth
Saturday. Nov.  7th.   Altho
hatter. Earl   Moore, George K
PetUt, Helen Brown, Mrs. L. T.
...    Davis, Mr* Allan Moats, Lucille
no bonds werc sold they did do Hajterman, J. Allan Moete. Mae
a good job of selling  stamps, 1 B^er and Mra. Omer Davis.
total of $70.  65 coming  to thej y	
rescue at the last minute to take _> * CTVID HICC IM
charge of the booth after one'*A\0 I UK UICO I i*«
local organization cancel- j
ed their date. Congratulations to j
the 'Scouts.
GIVING SERMON
We are in need of volunteers ^*T>   Arthur   Dunn   Expires
to give their Ume to sell Bonds
and Stamps. Any school, church
ST society ih thc county may
have charge. Plenty of Stamp*
and Bond applications Will be*
on hand. Call A. M. Kalis.
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In Presence Of Hit
Congregation.
Rev. Arthur Dunn, 81. a Roll,
r.ess minister, died suddenly at
J nine-thirty o'clock Saturday ev
' ening,  white delivering a sermon at the Cottage Corner church
SUFFERS STROKE
?_■**   Unn-,     ... ■       _»  ' ,', "" ***   "-**1 v-w»*B«r VVIUVf  tliillui
\w7y S0rtrmenn!hUU,,,; %*7'^A^ ***&£ ST* o
tte^-_-J^_-T„f.t^ Ji*"__•*  **** ********tion that te would
! otokTit ^ -SS__V__f 77w * ***** to «ult M* ********* on a
verty!__1JVm m Ta ^        Ch*ir *** *"*    D"lh **> **">
vtriy about 8.30 a. m. Sunday.;_, M bej-i attack
^V"'nd. Y ? .V*f ^°,lhc &I" Nora Dunn- tow sons, Og-
i b_« _PK _5_£_^ »l Colum   ra D_„n o. iJttaburf, Robie F.
XrThf f, _^t^_am^8-^   Dunn  ot RusseUville, Oyde L.
>W____ . !!££-_ *ob**a* Dunn of Elm Grove, and Leo H.
i very serious condiUon. £„„„ ^ g-^--. ^ j,^-
WIMS  piwst parrr Mt*- M*rrtsoo WUUams of Plk*>
wihs FIRST PRIZE 11,-- aoutel, and Mra. CecB Ste-
wm.   E. Newton,  N. and  W ! vens   of Sabtna;  two brothers,
vens   ______
section foreman, at Piketon, ha«'Fred Dunn-of Duke and Elmer
again won   first   prtee for the!Dunn of Portsmouth; and one
Robie Paul WUUams (appeal) i test maintained section between' tister.   Mra, Jennie Gardner of
Donald Ray Ward j Kcnova   and    Waveriy.     This; Lindon. Kansas.
make* tte seventh first prise for •     Funeral services were held oa
Mr.   Newton,   along with three! Tuesday afternoon a|  two  o'-
Earl Cahrla FrUby
Crovar Roscoe DeliUion
Hedgel    Laney.   (transferred j *e^**^[a^*n^ **?* third pfUuj clock at tte cburch at which te
from Pickaway County).
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MOVE  TO PORTSMOUTH
es. during bis twelve   years of jwas stricken. The services weru
service. j conducted by Rev. Ogra Creech
■ ■' ■  '■   —V'_   ... — —.       iof   Portsmouth and burial  wm
TTirS TO ENLIST 'made at Smith   Hill    cemetery
Mr. ^nd Mra.  A.  M.  Crc*| ^n<l*r ***^.***Kt*^J't ***? Greg*
Mr. aad Mra. HaroldE. Andre;
BAKE SALE j moved  Monday to PortsmouUi, spent Wednesday  ia Cincinnati * Funeral Home of Waveriy.
The Martha Mary Society of where Mr. Andre is employed as l where  Mr.  Gregg  tried ta est-\        im,v ■■" ■• ■
Waveriy   Presbyterian   Chureh; a guard at tte steel mta. Mra..Ust in tte Navy and Marine*;
wUl hold  a  bake sale at  the" "   " * * ~ "
Vallery Hardware Store ln
Waveriy on Saturday afternoon.
November 21st, darting at one
aw visit
Andre te teaching In tte Scioto!He was rejected in both bran- Miss Dahlia Murray ts enjoy-
County schools. The Andres wUli ches of the aerviee. Tbis te the 2x« a three week's visit with
reside on Sixth Street, Porta- third time that Mr. Gregg has ter sister and brothers at Day-
mouth, {tried  to enlist. {tea and Springfield.