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The Republican Herald WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1943. NUMBER 'Hi 0 •• BIBLE SCHOOL GIVESJPROG^AM At Methodist Church In Waverly Tomorrow Evening. Certificates Will Br Given To AW Children Attending Sessions Regularly CONCLUDES VISIT HERE Otto 2. Snyder, son of Mrs. Alice Snyder of Piketon recently concluded visit at his homc in Piketon. Hc Is! stationed now; at Newport News. Va. Before Joining thc Armed Forces. 2 WEEKS PERIOD ^ »t . dsu ^Z*™P_I COMES TO CLOSE g£$$^u A. *fiSX In the Armed Forces. V PAUL GIVEN LEETH Paul Given Leeth. 41, a blacksmith at Staunton for 21 years, died at hia home at Staunton Monday at 6:40 p. m. Death followed an operation 5 Thc annual program of thc Daily Vacation Bible School will be held on Friday evening at 8 I weeks ago. o'clock in the Methodist church. | Bo*" hi Pike county, the son All parents and friends are in-'-- Jesse and Elizabeth Hopper vited to attend the program in j Leeth,. bc resided in Chllllco- whlch each of tbe departments I the for several years as a boy will have a part. Certificates,'ttnd moving to Staunton at thc wlt-slM? awarded to children who n**<- of 10. - • have attended thc sessions regu-l "Surviving aro his wife, Mrs, larlyi. Following the program, Maude Crone Leeth, two child-' projects and handcraft wosir'ThTt, Robert, '0, and Rosemary, completed during thc two week 7- nt home; 2 brothers. Gerald period will be on display. :Of Washington, D. C, and Cpl. I The annual picnic of the -v«« of thc U. S. Army and 2 school was h.*ld this afternoon **istcra, Mrs. Andrew Rclchcrt of with a special program of rcc- Frankfort and Mrs. Gilbert I rcation and games. j Crown of Chillicothe. The school tills year has been j Funeral services werc enn-1 sponsored by the cooperation of; ducted from the Staunton Mcth- ] the Methodist, Presbyterian, °dixt church today at 2:30 p. United Brethren and Bible "■• with burial following ln thc Christian Churches of Wavcrly. Washington C. H. cemetery un- It has been under thc direction^ d<T the direction of the Hook of Mis. Jean R. Stoll, senior in Funeral Home. lhe Hartford Seminary School -V of Relfgoiiu Education at Hart- BEAVER FARMFR ford.. Conn. The kindergarten ^£,-7* AK1V,JK*K . department was directed by .KICKED BY HORSE ' Miss Garnet Ertel and assisted Philip Bapst, Father of 15, Suffers Severe Injuries Friday Afternoon. by Miss Maxine Mercer and MUs Mary Jo Martin, the primary department by Mrs. Marguerite Tomastik assisted by thc Misses Margcnc Mercer, Jo Ann Weiss, Angelyn Miller and Nancy Cool. Miss Stoll has had -J_SL e\JZ' „ ^T > charge of the Junior department. fn3Whr^1Pm,f,a™";,,Wh,° nrcSidc,i and Rev. Paul J. Ertclha, dl* 2_*£SL "__£ n0r,h ° B<iavcr' rtftrd ihn i„n|n, i-n-^_.#. on Route 333, was seriously in- wk handcrafl>rcd about two o'clock Friday.1 y .' afternoon, when hc was kicked i DEATH OF JOHN STEWART ■£V youn* horsc' J** horscj t - t c*. -. -. , h*'<1 a sorc '00t and Bapst was! John J. Stewart,,74, a rctir-1 treating the Injury when the i td stcelworkcr died ot 7:05 p.;animal kicked him, several! m. Monday at his home In Wa.;„mM. „c ._,Iore<t a brokcn ; S nx. VU «'*_*• by ra. NM teg. a cut on thc forehead! brother. Charles W. Stewart, of ; _nd inlurlc_ about Uie chest '■ in0/;,,!"-1 fouJ «^™. ""• riid shoulders. Nella, Lillich. Mrs. Katherine J „- WM ^^ ,,._- nld _ Dr Lc-g&nd Miss Alice Stewart of. w. L. McCalcb of Bc_vcr nnd ,aXl y/„nd »^- P«rt J««""!w-u moved to the Portsmouth I of Charleston. West Va. Funcr-iUcncra* h i(_, ,n the Davls. al services wcre hald this af-; Hammersteln ambulance. ternoon at two o clock at the; Bapst ,, ^ ,_.,„.. of f|ft Wavcrly Bible Christian church , ch|,drcn. all living. He has two.!" with Rcv. Emest Claytor ,ln rharge and burial was made at the Waverly Evergreen tcry, under tho direction of thc IN ACTIVE SERVICE Seaman Second Class Jas. Riley, Is in active service, He enlisted in thc Navy last Sep* NEWS IN COURT |HOUSEaRCLES Suits For Damages of $647.54 Are Settled Out Of Court FLORANCERADER IS REAPPOINTED Member. He ls a json of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ril- ley ot Piketon. 'Before enlisting i In the Navy hc j was employed [at thc Federal Glass Company i In Columbus. V GETS BIRTHDAY CARD L - {Aa Member of Soldier's Mrs. Joseph A. Gehres. who' Relief Commission In Pikc T.?t,£_:_-Ibrn,cd h<>r c,*hty- Fo«- •* Year Period, ninth birthday anniversary at ________ her home in Wavcrly. Is in re- a ____, __-,-»,- ■*,, «-,.,_ ., ce.pt of a happy birthday teller 'OhV^S. o^ ^An" ££ A„„,rr?^•,drdaUlfi,,Cr>M "'*, k,n4 v^wrencc Adklns. for I'S^and mS /_,!„ pU,r1r ° con«<-m«". was filed in common Mr and Mra. Loyd F. Gchres. plea, -__-, on Tu0__ay.. The Mil. Cenhrl\ •_«_-, ,1 ,. !dCf,rndanl l> char*«" *'lh ™ o ,k Cuthr<?sl?,_0cat?d at lhc ,wi1-'t ot a -°-r« order to pay SfJi"^1/, "r$ 0l attOrn0y '«■* *■"-' AdWrafta (Amltyvllte. Long Island. New reprc-cntcd by Attorney W. T. York, where she is a Councilor rie^-, at one of the Fresh Air Camps _ ;*Pon-»mJby the,Thc New York) Two suits for money in thc ;lforaId*-lribunc. amount of 3047.34. which were , The camps are for underprlv* file,! j„ common plea* court bv •ilcgrd girls from thc age* of 9 Bill Beekman. of Elm Grove. ' L_!a_____v " ;0ira'nst Ihe Williamson Lumber EXAMINED FOR NAVY ST^m, °f fK,Ulb,,ck' °h£ - ~. .. „.. i wcrp, settled out of court bv George. Stoll, Pikcton teacher the attorneys tytl Monday- with and Insurance agent, left Tj-es-, ,hc plaintiff-receiving the en- Jay for Cincinnati to b<- e-ram-■ t.re amount which he sought. j lord for enlistment in the U. , Beekman •S. Navy. Mr. Stoll, who Is a was represented Attorney W. T. Reed. college graduate and recently irompletcd a course in cheml-1 The roappolotment of Flo* cal warfare at Purdue Unlvcr- ance Rader as Jmomber of the fity. at Lafayette. Indiana, is Soldier's Relief Commission for reek ng a commission as Lt. Jr. _ 3 vo-r pe-,^, w-s announced Grade ln the U. S. havy. |,uesday by Common Pleas less ruts. rcTr, *-r-r iJu(,Ke Earl D' PaTker °-hcr 3D IVIILI-O 1 _l l_sl_ 1 imemtiers of thc commission arc Harvey Hanlon and Walter Mill- SURFACE TREAD This ls the Fourth of July; anniversary of the fulfillment of this nation's independence* This nation, dedicated from its first cry of life, to liberty! It is impossible for us to observo that date, this year, without realizing bow we once again are embattled in tho same came—now on a global icale that all the men. women and children o! the world might henceforth also livo free to worship and speak as thsy see fit—tree from fear—free from want. We who work and fight under the stars and stripes havo by our side, under their own bravo banners, those other United Naticns wllh whom we proclaim! "United We Are Strong; United. We Will Win." And as the Fourth of July signals the independence of those United States, may some future date signal the independence of mankind everywhere, freed from the despotic tyranny of the enemy. Stat* Routes 141 and 335 To I Winston C. Farmer, of Day- Be Improved With Now !?£. hMA,"wI ___*,£ 'T™"1 r picas court seeking divorce * Treatment. \trom his wife, Wai/fla***"*. Farm- jer. of Oklahoma Cfty. Hc charg- New bituminous surface *-* urns* ne-rlect of duty nnd treatment for 18.16 miles of petitions for custody of the two (State Route 130. the Portsmouth minor children. Hc Li reprf- ;Minford-Jack-.on road and _1.6_ .'"•""**»ted by Attorney G. W. Rlt- ; miles of State Route 335. the tenour_jjf Pikcton. .SciotovHIe-Minford-Bcaver - O-! !mega road, arc Included In a; Assistant Prosecuting Attor- ' letting for which bids will be nc>" M* •'• Cofer on Tuesday. opened hy thc state highway dc- announced the appointment of l..__, . — ...... __. M__ Virginia Armbruster _ as HOSPITAL PATIENT Frank Dillahtint of Bcav Gregg Funeral Homc. V- | >ets of twins and onc set of ; triplets. He has two sons in ccme-j-he Armed Forces of the Unit-Route 3. was taken to Port*- ed States. j mouth Monday in thc Davis- V ! Hammersteln ' ambulance for SUFFERS BAD ACCIDENT jiartment on July 20. ,' Six projects are to be let as! ••'•• stenographer for a period I one contract with the total dlt*-.01 7 months, beginning June I, itancc involved 56..15 miles and nrid ending January 1. 1044. j the estimated cost $50,880 The Ml**** Armbruster is Uvjdaugh- iwork Is to be completed by 6c- 'cr ot Mr' and Mr'*- rtank T* tol>er 13. I "• Armbruster of Wavcrly. % Tlie 139 lmprov-»mcnt Is to ■ __^ 'cover 11.56 miles In Franklin, i The divorce case of Woodber ! Hamilton and Jefferson twps In. K"UW v**- -I"*" Knlsley. LT. COLBURN HERE Lt. Richard F. Colbum of Ncw Of^the route 335 Improve- DEATH OF RALPH EGBERT !mcdlcal treatment. He was i^'n-rw l^S .Vr^Ort' C-l" "'^ ,44° """ "" '" Mad'*' turned to his homc ** HOME Pfc. James Gandler Air [Jackson county and 0.60 miles In «•'•* <hsmi.«cd -y Judge- Ear J Word was received hcre on'Madl«on twp.. Scioto countv. Sl.1^, °n, J ,f^ay __. ,,,c Tuesday that Alfred Lon Ever-1 of the route 335 Imni-ove- cost of the P,aIn,".f* who «**-• it, formerly of Waverlv. and ^l4 « miles are _f_S~itiSeeT^ * ^^ W' T" --'•son and Harrison twos., of Sci- ' ., the same was seriously Injured while on „*_ C0lmtv anc! 7 22 m„c. mi V maneuvers In California and Mnr,on twp, Pikc county | ^W"_*1? 0F f°fD, _ ,:hat. as n result of thc injury.; -he other projects are on Rt I The Piketon school lunch ,U wns necessary to amputate ;75i (he ironton-Oak Hill roadir0Om '» ln n,!td ot tood to be thc o foot. Mr. Everitt was former* ant- *~- -4] -j,,, ironton-Galll-'cann<**-* and anyone having a ' * aasoeiatcd with the Waverly | j*,,-. road *^th ln Lawrence 1 -rurP-u* *>' '«x>d to sell or do- county. jnate to the school, please con- ON VISIT Carson, of Base at Atlanta. Ralph Egbert, Stockdale far- day Mexico arrived ln Waverly on , mer. died at six thirty o'clock Saturday to spend a few hours Friday morning at the Unlvcr- wlth his grandfather and other ,ity hospital.. Columbus, where •ellatlves. He is the son of Mr. he had been a patient for 3 and Mrs. Frank Colburn of Co- weeks. He is survived by his I Georgia, la for for visit with SUte Bank lumbus. former residents of | wife. Mrs. Marjorie Brown Eg-; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.; V Wayeriy. Dick graduated fromjbert, one son. Lcroy, his par-jearson. of Pikcton. RETURNS TO CAMP the bombardier school at Tuc-j etits. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eg- v Private Paul Gregg returned son. Arlrona. ln February ****--1 hert. of Minford; onc brother. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Sunday to Camp Hood. Texas. ■ white Yhe" 1*0ut iliTk* li'Yor i Cooper, Mra. George Leist Jr expects to bc sent Into foreign (Billie. and two sisters. Miss The Vacation Bible School .u'ter spending a 15 day furlough 14 70 m|„ Mrs. Charles Williamson. Mra. Egbcrt|wjn close on Friday and will with his wife. Mra. Margaret; ' _ The route 75 Improvement Is ,,act t*1* following neighborhood for 12.17 miles In Decatur. E-i,**adc,~: Mrs. Pearl Crabtree. llzabeth and Washington twps. |M*~- w- J- Beoddy. Mra. Frank service in the near future. He j Lorctta and Miss Norma has been in thc service for 16: at home. Funeral services were j present a varied program and '.regg and his parents, Mr. and months and this was his first; held from the Stockdale Meth-, display of products of II. Brown, Miss Lenore Vallery. Mra. Mina McNelly, and Zelma Schilling. Mi.-s DISCHAflCCD the Mra. George A. Gregg. This Is ! Robert Givens of ncar Waver- Mrs. . leave of absence for home, mak-; oaist cnurcn on s-unday atter- school on Friday evening at 8 5'rivate Gregg's first visit here *v. wa- recently granted an'Virginia Justice is secretary of ing the trip by plane. He left noon at two thirty o'clock with _ clock In the Waverly Metho- Ince his Induction into thc army -^norable discharge from the U I *hc group. the Columbus Airport Sunday j Revs. John Kemper and Edgar dir*-*church. Parents and friend* « months ago. Private Gregg is:»- Army on account of physical' V "arc cordially invited to attend -onncctcd with a tank destroyer ;iisab[litv „0 ,. now looatocl at' AN HONOR STUDENT i">72 Kelton Ave., Columbus. The year book of the Ablng- evcnlng to return to hcadquar (era In Ncw Mexico V__- DEATH OF INFANT Raymond Englls Yoakum. 2 months old son of Mr. and Mra. Milton Yoakum of Beaver Route 1, died at the residence Tuesday morning at two thirty o'clock. Surviving are the parents, two sisters, Betty Jean ond Elizabeth, and two brothers, John and Marshall! Funeral services were held at Boumevlllc Wednesday afternoon at two thirty o'olock with the Rev. Glendon Mills ln charge and burial was made at the Bournevllle cemetery under direction of the Davia-Ham- mcratein Co., of Beaver. V MOVED BACK HOME • Mrs. Bert Scott, of Waverly Route 3, who has been a patient at the Portsmouth General hospital for ten drys, was moved to her homc on Monday afternoon in thc A. H. Boyer ambulance irom Waverly. V TAKEN TO HO .JMTAL. Mrs. Emerson Ball of Pikc-: ton is a patient at tbe Chillicothe hospital. She was t_ken to the hospital on Tuesday evening Jn thc A. II. Boyer ambulance. Dean in charge and burial was made at the Stockdale cemetery inder thc direction of Davis* Hammersteln Co., of Beaver. V j DEATH OF JAMES CLINE James Cline. 80, retired far- j mer. died at six o'clock Friday j; morning at Uie .Smith Rest' Home in Waverly. Hc ls survlv- •_ by one nelct* and several nephews. Funeral services were held from the Gregg Funeral Home on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock with the Rev. Paul Ertel. pastor pi the Waverly Methodist church, In charge, and burial was made at thc Waverly cemetery. V LEASE BUILDING Sheriff and Mrs. R. E. Mercer have leased the building formerly occupied by the Jones Drug Store and are planning to open a confectionery in that location. Mra. Sheldon, the owner. Is having the building remodeled and redecorated. V HOTEL PROPRIETOR IS ILL Ftorvnce Rader, genial proprietor of the Emmitt Hotel, ruf- fdred the* intense heat and a . heart attack at the bote! on last ;' Monday evening. He Is confIn-' ed to his room but ls Improving "THE SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON" (BY WINN FARMER) 1 V mt*tg VISITED AT JASPER Sgt. Charles DeWi-y, who has Miss Mary Jane From the* tcmb at Munilcello, May his spit it incarnate. Span thc years which have departed, Since hc helped to build our statc. May It place that Ma„na Charter In plain view of all to see, Whisper words of gentle warning, Lest we lose our liberty. May It warn that they intended. They, the authors of our right. That the power be Invested, Not in one. but tri-partlte. And that power, not invested. In this systTji, tri-partite. Ou-*bt and should be delegated, To the people, „ as thcir right Only by thlsvliallowed precept. May we keep our liberty, And safeguard tbe rights. Inherent. Of a people, proud and free. May his spirit keep us watchful, Lest ambitions searing hand, Blight the roots of freedom's mandate, And bring chaos to our land. been slagioncd at New iCWy, visited his parents, Mr. ; hres, who was a member of the and Mrs. J. Floyd Dewey, of '-M3 c-raduati-u. class of the Jasper, this week. He was en- -chool. XILss Gehres was an hon- jtoute from New York City to or student and won the first West Palm Beach, Fla. .'honor award for her essay on V "Old English and Scotch Ball- HOSPITAL PATIENT ads." MUs Gehrcs is a grand- Mrs. Anna Ingalls, wife of daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Clyde Ingnlls, of near Waver- j eph A. Gehres of Waverly, and ly, is a patient at Portsmouth her father, Loyd F. Gehres. was General hospital. She was tak-f former owner and editor of Thc emmeaeeee»ae»—*t.*mm*mteaeme*****eaee***»a»e*es».eaeeme»*eee»**e> \ ton Friends School at Jenkin- j town. Pa., contains a picture of Gehres, dau- York, tghti-r of Mr. and Mra. L. F. Ge- en to the hospital Thursday evening in the A. II. Boyer am- b'.i!_nce. V FIRST SHIPMENT OF 8YNTHETIC TIKES Republican Herald, Waverly. V ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ OUR VICTORY BOOTH ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *>*>*> The "Future Americans" girls sewing group of the 4-H club will be ln charge of the victory booth this Saturday, July 3rd. from one o'clock In the afternoon until ten o'clock in Clarence Vallery, local tire dealer, received the first shipment of synthetic tires in Pike county. These tires are classed as grade 1 tires and under the many rigid tests they have been I the evening. They are expecting put tinder by the army and the I big things from you, so have rubber manufacturers. they j your dimes and dollars ready to show qualities superior to thc j purchase War Savings Bonds live rubber used in thc past.: and Stamps on this date- Let's Come in .and look at these new Jeel-ebrate the Fourth of July by synthetic' tire*-. They are the re-, purchaing the limlL Buy a suits of long and hard rcsea.rch. scare of freedom.
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Title | Republican Herald 1943-07-01 |
Subject | Newspapers |
Description | The Republican Herald was a weekly paper published in Waverly, Ohio from 1914-1952. |
Publisher | Republican Herald Pub. |
Date of Original | 1943 |
Searchable Date | 1943 |
Time Period | 1941-1950 |
Location | Waverly; Pike County; Ohio |
Collection | Garnet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County |
Submitting donor/loaner | Loaned by Garnet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County |
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Language | ENG |
Description
Title | Republican Herald 1943-01-07 to 1945-05-310118 |
Subject | Newspapers |
Description | The Republican Herald was a weekly paper published in Waverly, Ohio from 1914-1952. |
Publisher | Republican Herald Pub. |
Location | Waverly; Pike County; Ohio |
Collection | Garnet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County |
Submitting donor/loaner | Loaned by Garnet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County |
Rights | A user of any image in this collection is solely responsible for determining any rights or restrictions associated with the use, obtaining permission from the rights holder when required, and paying fees necessary for a proposed use. |
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Record editor | AMO |
Language | ENG |
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The Republican Herald
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1943.
NUMBER 'Hi
0
••
BIBLE SCHOOL
GIVESJPROG^AM
At Methodist Church
In Waverly Tomorrow Evening.
Certificates Will Br Given
To AW Children Attending
Sessions Regularly
CONCLUDES VISIT HERE
Otto 2. Snyder, son of Mrs.
Alice Snyder of
Piketon recently
concluded visit
at his homc in
Piketon. Hc Is!
stationed now;
at Newport
News. Va. Before Joining thc
Armed Forces.
2 WEEKS PERIOD ^ »t . dsu ^Z*™P_I
COMES TO CLOSE g£$$^u A. *fiSX
In the Armed Forces.
V
PAUL GIVEN LEETH
Paul Given Leeth. 41, a
blacksmith at Staunton for 21
years, died at hia home at
Staunton Monday at 6:40 p. m.
Death followed an operation 5
Thc annual program of thc
Daily Vacation Bible School will
be held on Friday evening at 8 I weeks ago.
o'clock in the Methodist church. | Bo*" hi Pike county, the son
All parents and friends are in-'-- Jesse and Elizabeth Hopper
vited to attend the program in j Leeth,. bc resided in Chllllco-
whlch each of tbe departments I the for several years as a boy
will have a part. Certificates,'ttnd moving to Staunton at thc
wlt-slM? awarded to children who n**<- of 10. -
• have attended thc sessions regu-l "Surviving aro his wife, Mrs,
larlyi. Following the program, Maude Crone Leeth, two child-'
projects and handcraft wosir'ThTt, Robert, '0, and Rosemary,
completed during thc two week 7- nt home; 2 brothers. Gerald
period will be on display. :Of Washington, D. C, and Cpl. I
The annual picnic of the -v«« of thc U. S. Army and 2
school was h.*ld this afternoon **istcra, Mrs. Andrew Rclchcrt of
with a special program of rcc- Frankfort and Mrs. Gilbert I
rcation and games. j Crown of Chillicothe.
The school tills year has been j Funeral services werc enn-1
sponsored by the cooperation of; ducted from the Staunton Mcth- ]
the Methodist, Presbyterian, °dixt church today at 2:30 p.
United Brethren and Bible "■• with burial following ln thc
Christian Churches of Wavcrly. Washington C. H. cemetery un-
It has been under thc direction^ d |
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