Republican Herald 1944-05-11

              GIVENS
Pvt Myrtle Powell of the
WAC* returned to Fort Jackson, 5. C, Saturday after a
furlough at her home here.
Rev. Archie Richard ts' the
bread man for the Adams Baking Co. through here.
James Borders has been on
the sick list
Sgt. Howard Keppler, who
haa completed 23 missions over
Germany, accompanied • Paul
Jarm-s to Chillicothe on thc
milk truck Tuesday ond says
there U quite a difference in
that mode of travel and the
one biiT raid on Berlin in which
hc was in and in which we
lost 64 bombers.
Mr*. Floyd Strong and Mrs,
Llllie Rapp were in PorUmouth
on   Monday.
Pvt. Charles Cotrel. who has
been spending a furlough with
I relatives on Hlxon Run and
his parenU. Mr. and Mra. Wlll-
.*<r;l Cotrel of Dayton, is located
j tn a camp in Alabama.
I    O. C.   Brammer   and   Orlan
' Allen wore Coldmbus visitors
Monday where Mr. Allen went
: to consult a specialist.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Porter
of Columbus ana speckling thc
weck herc as Mr. Porter is enjoying his annual'vacation from
his duties at thc Penn R. R.
Florence Castle of Blain, Ky.
spent the week end at homc
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanton Skaggs.
Cpl. Ben Adams and Pfc.
Luther Rumfield wcre Piketon
and Wavcrly visitors  Saturday
t night.
Reva,     Neva     and    George
; Slone. Jr., spent the week end
in  Lexington,  Ky.,  to  be With
* their brother,  Ercel.  who ls in
'a  hospital there.
Victoria, Len-ora and Edward
and  Vancry
REPUBLICAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 4th, 1M4.
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WAVERLY, OHIO
YOUR/^& DEALER
Va?lery were Columbus visi
I tors on Saturday.
j 11 R. Baker of the Gilbert
(Grocery Co. of Portsmouth,
suiutitutmg for Wm. Gambit!,
rwas In Givens on Friday.
i Bertha Bellar spent last week
jwith her son, Roy and family,
at King's Creek in Champaign
(Co.
[    George Offenbakr r  ar.d  Betty   were  Waverly visitors last
j Saturday.
! Aria Hughes spent Monday
j In Columbus.
I    Eva  ond Fred  Voelker were
j Chillicothe  visitors Tuesday.
I    John     Voelker    of    Dayton
j spent thc week end with Pikc
! Co.  relatives.
: Harry Chandler, who has
jbeen employed at Ashland, Ky.
' returned to his . home near
here last week.     \
Mr. Steele of Ripley,   representing  the  George  E.   Pcllens
{Co. of Cincinnati, was  In GIv-
jens   on Thursday.      This company was represented  through
here by Rodney  Scott, who  is
I now In business at Milford,  O.
I    George    O.   Armintrout and
j Homer   Skaggs were   Waverly
visitors on Thursday.
A fleet of new trucks, thc
'first for quite some time went
j through Givens on Friday en-
; route from Portsmouth to Phil-
; odi-lphla, and some to Mont-
jgomcry, Ala.
Hugh Fyfc has moved from
Marcus Run to Sandy in Ross
Co.
Dan Muloncy of Bexlcy, rcp«,
1 relenting the George H. Now-
(land Co., fcvas in Givens on
I Monday.
j Mary Perry and daughter of
: Springfield were called here by
I the illness of hcr sister. Lulu,
j and grandfather, Rcv. J. R.
Ferguson.
Bonnie Jenkins of Buck Hoi-
| low  was taken to Portsmouth
, General  hospital lnst week for
treatment.  She Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jenkins.
j Mary Ester and Jessie Lowe
{have been visiting at thc homc
of their aunt in Norfolk, Va.
Calvin Ramey, age 22. who
has been sick for some time and
on last Tuesday * .was being
moved from the homc of a
relative in Coftlmbu* to his
home in Koger Hollow, passed
away In thc ambulance as thcy
wcre nearlng his homc. The
body was taken back to Co-
liffnbuj and brought back with
-burial In the Slavcns .cemetery
near his homc.
Marian Crego of Columbus,
spent the week end in Buck
Hollow.
Cpl. Charles Skaggs of Camp
j Indiantown Gap, Pa., ls spend-
| ing a furlough with relatives
j herc.
!    Mary Weaver   of   Columbus
{spent thc week   end    at    hcr
j home hcrc.
■    Edward Brammer, age 74, of
1 Mulberry, Ark., passed away
at his home ther-Ton April 11.
He is survived by his wife, a
daughter, Imeriaah. and a son,
I Sgt. Orville Brammer of the
U. S. Medical Corps in New
York, a sister, Ella Beeler of
! Louisa, Va. Funeral services
land burial were at Plney, Ark.
{He was a brother of the late
i Albert and William Brammer
1 and had been a resident nf Ar*
! kansos for some G5 years, going
tlnre from Wurtland. Ky.
■ Carl Davis, who has becn
j working for tbe D. B. Framp-
!ton Co. for the past year, Is
j now employed on the N. Si W.
(R. R. at Piketon and his place
ion the tie loading crew was
) taken by Homer Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bullis
fare moving Into the house Vacated recenUy by Carl Dunn.
' Charles Spencer and Alonzo
'-Denncy were Wavcrly visitors
jon Tuesday.
W. A Foster and Mitchell
Osborn of Piketon wcrc Beaver and Givens 'tors Tuesday evening.
j J. S. Clements of near Wa*
I vcrly was calling on friends in
'Givens  on Tuesday.
Lulu Rapp, daughter of Mrs.
|Lillie Rapp, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the
j Portsmouth   General     hospital
on   Thursday   and  is reported
to be getting along nicely.
H. V. Markwell of Lcxlng-
ton. Ky., representing the
Siinon-Adcs Sons Company,
I was In Givens on Tuesday.
j Phyllis Collins. 5 ycar old
.daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Collins, had the misfortune to
I break her left arm last weck
}and was attended by Dr. McCaleb.
Al Palmer    of     Chillicothe.
representing     the     Mishawaka
: Rubber and Woolen   Mfg. Co.,
was   in Givens on Wednesday.
Challls   Ritchie, who  Is  cm-
ployed at the   U. S. Reformatory al Chillicothe. spent   last
Tuesday  at  the homc   of  his
parents,    Mr.     and Mrs. Dona
j Ritchie.
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bradley,
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Bradley, J.
|H. Ferguson or Relief, Ky.;
Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Bradley
of Hillsboro were callers at thc
J. R. Ferguson home last wcek.
 V	
LEAVES HOSPITAL
Mrs. Tom Martin, wife of the
local N. Be W. station agent,
who has been a medical patient at Mercy hospital at Portsmouth, was returned to her
home ln Waverly on Saturday
In thc Gregg ambulance.
 V	
MISS GLENN RE-HIRED
Miss Kathryn Glenn has been
! rehired to teach trades five
jto eight tn the Liberty Fract-
j lon school district in Ross Co.
I Miss Glenn has been teaching
I there for some time.
In Pacific Two Year*
Cpl. Richard
L. Willlsch, tbe
youngest aon of
Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Willlsch
of Piketon, wbo
operated the
Piketon hotel
for many years
has been In the
Pacific war
n  theatre   for   a-
mLX.: .--J   -bout   2    years,
j wnere he is attached to a ser-
• vice squadron. A graduate of
: Piketon high school in 1032,
I CpL Willlsch was a star mem-
{ber of the Pikcton high school
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Floyd B. Griffin
Spencervllle. Allen County, Ohio.
NOW AUDITOR OF ALLEN COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR —
Auditor of State of Ohio
"A Common Man With Common Sense."
Subject lo Primary Election. May 9. 1044.
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ATTENTION, DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
0
FOR (/OVERNOR
X JAMES W. HUFFMAN
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
s '
FOR MEMBER OF COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE, Waverly East Precinct
Do not write in my name for Prosecuting Attorney as I will be
an Independent Candidate at the General Election November 7th
. T. REED
Issued by W. T. REED, Waverly, Ohio
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The Republican Herald
VOLUME   102
WAVERLY, OHIO. THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1944.
NUMBER 19.
SMALL VOTE 1S1 wint fmhMtion
CAST IN COUNTY
Only    2,000    Voters
Trek To Polls To
Cast Ballots
STEWART WINS
LOCAL SUPPORT
Carries   County Over Tom
Herbert,    278    to
211
Seniors   Of Waverly;
To Give Cla§» Play;
JAMES GARFIELD STEWART
Jame* Gariield Stewart,
Mayor ol Cincinnati, was •
nominated by Ohio Republicans Tuesday a«^»WTr~choice
for Governor. Mayor Stewart
defeated Thomas J. Herbert
by slightly   over 2.000 votes.
Pikc eountjans evinced but
little Interest In Tuesday's primary election and a light vote
was cast as predicted. Thc total vote cast by both Republicans and Democrats was only
2.203, which ls about a fourth
of a normal vote. Many farmers were kept from thc polls
by fair weather which enabled
them to continue at thcir farm
work,   which   is    already  lata!  closest" margin in Ohio polltl
due to considerable rainy wca-    cai history,
ther  this  spring.
Mayor James Garfield Stewart led thc Republican guber
notorial ticket with a total vote
of 278 and Thomas J. Herbert
was in second place wih 211
votes.
In thc Democratic gubernatorial race. Mayor Frank J.
Lausche of Cleveland led thc
field in Pike county with 1165
votes against his nearest opponent James W. Huffman,
with 80 votes.
"" Thcro was no,opposition for
any of the county offices, ou
cither thc Republican or Democratic tickets. As usual tho
Democrats will havc a complete ticket at the general election while the Republicans
will be without candidates for
■the offices /of common pica*'
Judge, probate Judge, prosecuting attorney and coroner.
Thc following Is the vote by
tickets:
REPUBLICAN
Governor
James Garfield Stewart 278
Thomas    J.   Herbert 211
Paul Herbert     138
Albert E^Payne      4
Lieutenant Governor
Ray  Palm*    »..179
Herbert  Hoover    119
Dale  Duniton    108
Edward   A.   Soltzmon   77
Fred   Mourey     57
Roy   J.  Stone
Ralph  H.   Stone    ,.
Charles W. Maston   	
Secretary of State
Edward J. Hummel ...
George M. Ncffner   ....
Dann  O.  Tabcr   	
Ted  W. Brown  	
Auditor of State
.358
.129
.  77
GEORGE D. NYE
Judge George D. Nye.
Pike county's favorite son.
again* won nomination for
Lieutenant Governor, on the
Democratic ticket, getting as
many votes as both of his
opponents. Judge Nye carried
over 70 of the 88 counties.
This is the third time that
Judge Nye has been successful in Ohio Democratic
primaries, having been nominated for Lieutenant Governor 2 years ago and for
Attorney General four years
ago.
Thc Seniors Of the Wavcrly j
high fthool have selected their |
class play and cast ot clinract- ]
crs for "Charley's Aunt."
The whole civilized world
will bc moved to tears of laughter by thc humor of this exotic phrase. "I'm Charley's
Aunt from Brazil, where thc
nuts comc from!"
Don't miss this hilarious
comedy to bc presented May 10
at thc Wavcrly high school auditorium at 8.30 p. m.
Thc cast Is as follows:
Lord Faricourt Babberley   ..
    Malcolm  Dixon
Jack   Chcsney   Bob  Jonc
Charley Wykeman    	
    Bill   White
Amy Spcttiguc   	
   Willldyne Anderson
Kitty  Verdun. .Blanche Martin
Donna   Lucta D'Alvordorcz..
 I....    Nancy   Caldwell
Sir Francis Chcsne   r
   Trank  Samson
Ella  Dclahcy. Betty  Workman i
| Steven  Spcttiguc   	
 Donald  Sword :
.Brassct       Donald   Brown j
Maud    Alice McGowan!
I Farmer    Ernest  Silcott j
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WAVERLY     SENIOR     CLASS,,,
44,    BIGGEST     IN    PIKE CO. i
Wavcrly   high  school   has    a \
graduating class of 44. thc larg- j
est in Pike Co., It was learned ■
j recently when it   was discover-J
cd that a list issued previously!
from thc county superintendent
! officc.  had   unintentionally  o-
! mitted 12 names of seniors, due
* to an  error    in    remunerating
'the names alphabetically.
[    According    to      Supervising
[Principal John  R.  Teichert of
jthe Wavcrly   schools, thc complete list of  local  graduates is
as follows:
Myrle Wllidync Anderson,
j Mabel Edna Anglcmyer. Ethel
I Louise Bauer. Donald Eldon
! Brown, Alice Jean Blaum, Gertrude Florence Colburn. Nancy
Ann Caldwell.. Robcrt Owen
jCuckler, Phyllis Alberta Cutler, James Malcolm Dixon,
i Norma Jean Eastcrday, Garnet
[Lucille Ertel, Mildred Marian
j Fulschcr, Pearl Marie Hopson.
Virginia Lce Ingram, Clayton
[Johnson. Robcrt Wells Joncs.
J Martha Jane Keiser. William
{Carlton Kordcl, Evcly Wonita
Kuhn, Alice Irene McGowan.
William Ralph Mahonc.   Blanche
FOOD RECORDS
M BE GREATER
i _______
; In Pike  County This
Year, Says Grace
Eleyet.
I FSA BORROWERS
DOING THEIR BIT
j In     Increasing    Production
i   Of Foodstuffs To Aid In
War Effort.
| Food production records t«-
jtablished by FSA borrowers Jn
{Ohio during    1942    and     1943
■ will be surpassed thi* year, according to an analysis by the
: Farm   Security  Administration.
• "Pikc county borrower*) wiil do
their   full   .-hare."   so) .*    Grace
I D.   Eleyet. FSA Supervisor,
A.   D.   Sorviue:),   State   FSA
i'Director for Ohio,    xald    that
ljo;h   new families and   present
! borrowers who have been fiiv-
* en supplemental loan* to It-
] nance    expanded  farm  opcrat-
■ ions are prepared to greatly
i invreasr- production of live**
JMock. eggs, milk and the food
i crops.
! A tabulation of farm plans
j of FSA borrowers who wcre
.' given Supplement*! loans to
! increase food production in
j 1944 shows thcy milk 5 cows,
; had 5 litters of   pigs,   and 77
laying hen* in 1943. ond will
havc 8 milk cows and 118
laying hens this ycar. according to Mr. Sorenscn.
Pikc   county  families    who
have rcccived   FSA loans since
July 1,  1043. milk 2   1-2 cows.
had 2   litters of pigs,  and had
31   layers  In   1943.  They   will
milk -Ut^jrows. havo 3->i litters
of   pus,  iti.d   have  92   laying
_J hen» (this year,    according    to
"the figures tabulated from tho
WAVERLY PUPIL RANKS P;i__»»nn   Senior \nevv  plans  by  the   local  FSA
HIGHEST  IN  PIKE  EXAMS r,Kel^. °e*i,0r | personnel.
A Wavcrly     grade    student.' I leg* For Honor! This   Increased Inventory  will
James   Morris Swiger, son   of   -**       mean thot   Pike   county    FSA
Among Winners^ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Swiger, of! Miss Martha Nell Stratton. families will increase the milk
I Wavcrly. ranked highest In the* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John; production 110 per ccnt while
county with a grade of 188 out! Stratton,  of Piketon.   tied  for ithe State FSA    increase is 60
Pollard Sisters, Of
Stockdale,   Are
(From the Officc of County
Agent  R. O    McFerren).
DEMOCRATS
Governor
Frank  J.  Lausche
James W. Huffman  ..
of a possible 200  points In the first place   among   the   senior (per cent. Egg production   will
Word has" been received that! Piko   county eighth grade ex-1**1fi*JnvJ** state '*hen she di-jlncrcajc  192  per cent in Pikc
jwuiiamKnipnwanonc.   uiancnc Ruth Pollard and Alma Pollard amlnation, hcld  recently. J. E. S^'rf'jK^SS toUoiinTalcZ.UV,y *gaintX ° i?^elncrcasc
Ann Martin. Mary Angclynlof Stockdale. O., werc among; Way, County Superintendent, j «4TV^eiv^ ThurXy aft«-r of 53 Pl"r ccn,\ Mr* S?rvn*cl\
j Miller.  Margaret  Lucille  Mill-jthe winners In the state poster has announced. ;fin^] Kratnng of the state schol-'poin,,:d   ^     that    a<1d)tlon8'
I cr, James Hamilton Moorc. Jr., I contest which was sponsored by The others among tho first ;ar,hlp tests recently hcld in the -ncre-ues^ ould be expected
I Mary Ann Noel, Malcolm Rich-i the  Fanner's  and    Community. 23   high ranking pupils   wcro: high schools.  / j because  these families are now
ard Oyer, Beatrice Louise Pat- j institutes throughout Ohio. Virginia     Bauggcss.    Union j    The announcement was madc receiving special  Instruction in
tcrson. Norma Jean Pfeifer,* Ruth Pollard was one of the twp.. 187; Charles Vernon; by Dr. Ray G. Wood, of the • improved farm practices which
! Anna    Louise    Rapp,    Dorothy j wlnncrs  ]Mt yc_r  and was the  Current.      Elm     Grove.      182; 'State Department of Education, give    belter     yield per animal
Mae Ropp, Frank Samuel Sam-)fim  onc ln ,he COUnty ever to' Ncllc  M|ric  McAllister.    Elm
i Grove.   180;    Vivian  M.   Slone,
* Columbus.
Charles
'■ unit.
Clinton    Kimble,  of,    Xo  provide  necessary     food
: statc.
{expeci to   Increase their average  corn   acreage by  50   per
son. Norma Grace Shaw, Ernest; receive  this recognition
li^fu1'    J/-    ??rah   ,£aU!ry?      The winning  asters °t each: Unr.-Vtwp^ an'm31   in'
1163 fmtu',      Jo-wPh-ne      -^"^i Institute  arc scnt  to  the  state! Helman,   Wavcrly,    176;  Helen J «™ng thc »<,f"or ***« of   «hu j ventory   in  thc  state.   famill«
Bfl'f      ^      «      Ponald     Bc"*ard;for   further comoatltlon and it. Stevens      Patterson. . Piketor.,
Martin L   Sweenev « 5J™!     ^onn,lc.    Dcan    *g* U  estimated that  twelve to^TMl75;   Robert   Otho  OvVrly.    of
Frailer  Reams      26 ■ ^?uW" *?.**' v*"3^'.*"' ^  thousand  posters-were  ln j Beavcr.   169:     Yvonne   Frances
Roger  W   Tracy       262'Frank   A    t)Te        " obeth Weiss. Betty Jean Work-1 tho  contcst. Thl? p^^,   com., shanks.   Elm   Grove.   168;  Jar.
Floyd   B   Grifffn    168 wa»cr  Baertehl   .'.   "   '.     10 5mi*^L? whiter'"  ^i^ wi,h  m3ny     XhaX    have 1 Walter   Dyke.      Waverly    167;
George E. Turner     911 ■ [touitkwiT Governor |WU"am John ^hltc' Jr* \hoen   made by    students    who\Conrad Gecr Bower, Stockdale
D. Dcffcnbachcr     70 George D.   Nye    1310;F_rPBcrsps anr nx-rrn ran ___? h,ad  ihe adva,ntaBc °' art 1 -65.   Vlvian  Jean   Newman,  of
Treasurer   of   Stat. IS2S"5___   WbTcrardner   ...    MiSE^S"atmSvS^OH!'T^J.^1 !P'kCt°n>   ^      M">'-****
H
.1189
Nye   	
Reed M.   Winegardner
Don   H. Ebrlght   470 jj. A. Wilcox      20
Attorney General
Herbert D. Mills    278
Hugh S. Jenkins    Ill
L.  L. Marshall    64
Clinton D. Boyd     59
Harr/ T. Marshall     39
Matthew L. Bigger    20
United Stales Senator
Robert A. Taft     330
Representative   To   Congress
(Ai-Large)
George  H. Bender  506
Hayden  Edwards     28
Wllliom J. Relchle   17
Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court
Woltcr B.   Wonamakcr   243
George  C.    McConnaughcy 239
Clyde C. Sherick    76
Judge of    the  Supreme  Court
Term Commencing Jan. 1. 194S
Edward S. Matthias   ......527
Judge   of    the   Supreme   Court
Secretary of State
A. Lee Fair 	
Auditor ot Slate
Joseph   T.   Ferguson   .... 1278
Ed  Day        39
Treasurer   of   State
Christ EL Armbruster   1151
S^VM______f°B*   ' ' ' *   XM **  *lvcn bX   °» Pikcton *»*
Thornas_Mulcahy_     50        •    .„/  Pr,-_,nal p.,.,--.
that  thc  only I Strutt.   Elm Grove.   163; Keith
Principal  Cecil  Reisinger of j two   winners Pike county   has,Cunningham.  Union twp.,   163;
the Beavcr schools   today  an-  ever had,   arc  from  the same! Norma Maxine Smith, of   Elm
nounccd  Beavcr  high  school's  family. Thcy aro the daughters 1 Grove. 102; Richard Howard, of
commencement program   which of Mr. and  Mrs. S. C. Pollard,! Union  twp., 161; Paul Pelfrcy
will bo held on Wednesday evening. May  17, in   the school
auditorium.
All musical selections     will
Attorney  General
Charles S.  Lcasure  -.1144
George  A.  Hurley      103
United  States Senator
William G. Plckrel    1226
John   Taylor        Mia,
Marvin C. Harrison        »ISS^S__S
Representative   To  Congress
(Ai-Large)
O. P. Van Schoik  1100,
William  Glass        54
Jack P. Russell         43 j
Courtney   D.  Ward        54 j
Judge  of    lhe  Supreme   Court
school band,  Principal Rcislng
er stated. ^
The program follows:
Processional.... P. H. S. Band
Invocation. Rev.  M. L.  Fisher
Music    P. H. S.   Band
Myrtle Greer
Valedictory     Neva  Slone
!Music    P. H. S.   Band
who have always taken on ac-j Union       twp.,      160;     Nobcrt
live part In farm and commun-1 Vulgamore.  Jasper.   159; jBetty
Ity   activities. LoU   Castle.    Buchanan,     158;
 V-
TIN CAN SALVAGE
J. C.   Bevins. Union twp., 158;
Howard   Walter Whltworth, of
Elm    Grove.      158;      Kenneth
Forty   three hundred  pounds | Howard    Clark.    Jasper,     136;
of tin cans for the salvage drive |clcva      Ann     Bennlngcr      ol
havc   been    tnickcd    from   the j w,vcru-      154-       Blllie      Earl
tin depot of   Waverly to Chil-1 smith. Elm Grove.    154;    and
llcothe for loading on a car to,'Mari- coble.  Buchanan, 154.
I Address       Dr.  Robt.
be shipped where needed. Wavcrly _.  salvage committee, composed of Miss Alma Sohn, Mrs.
Williams' Harold   McCormick. Mrs.  Wil
Term Commencing Jan. 2.  1845 | Term Commencing Jan. 1, 1945
William L.   Hnrt    SOOjCharlcs   H.HubbcIl   .....1169
Representative   to  Congress    {judge   of    the   Supreme   Court
Edward O.  McCowen    577(Term Commencing Jan. 2.  1945
'   Judge of  Ccr_rJ of Appeals     | Herbert  S. Duffy   1204
Russell K. McCurdy ...537j    Representative   to  Congress
President  Emeritus  of
Ohio Northern   U.
Music    P. H. S.   Band
Presentation of  Class  	
    Cecil  Reisinger
Presentation of Diplomas
bur IC, Cool, Mrs. David Yeag-
er, Mrs.    Everett    Barch    and
Mrs.   Lewis Miller, wishes
extend  specia
Mcndcnhall  brothers    for    thc
use of   their    building    while
HOME ON  FURLOUGH
Sgt.   Harry* P- George arrived back at Hq. & Hq. Sqd., 8th
B.  F. F. G.. Gunter Field. Ala-
,   ibama. after spending a twelve      The  petty   officer  rating  cf
'O > J      /...U..»k    ,»ill,    UI*     narskflfc       CUl./lit.,.       *3*a*A    _*_____•     -is-.I-b   fntlN
SGT.   C. D. SHANKS
DIES WHILE IM   ACTION 1 «•->*- their acres in hay snd in
  .pasture  by    50  per cent   ahd
Word reached Mrs. J. E.; ^ soybeans.by 67 per cent.
Way. wife of Pike Co. Supt. of ***« county families will ln-
Schoois. Wavcrly. on Tuesday crease corn acreages 84 per
of thc death of hcr brother. S. «n<- haX «nd P*£ur* •""««
Sgt, Clarence D. Shanks. In I -*«•» P« «nt* ThittJAXTtease
England, on April   27. w>» COI"e froum   the ^^J™}'
Mrs. Way's parents, Mr. and!}»« who hove moved to
Mrt. William H. Shanks, of | '"ter farms » that they could
Enon. had received a telegram > completely utilize thur family
from the war department that j'»bor supply or who have taken
Included no othcr information..! ovcr -dlf Und ,n   ,he 'a--™-nC
SUff Sergeant Shanks. 01 community. /,.__..„.
bombardier, had completed 34 A summary of the FSA loans
flight missions, being wounded ™d* in Ohio shows that the
on the 34th mission. However, average family will use only
after hospitalization, he had re- 1-5 per cent of their loan for
Joined hi, squadron, according, ™iily »ving expenses, and
o a letter written late In Ap- 123 per cent for such farm
rlj (operating expenses as purchase
The fafgfy formerly resided!of seed. feed, fertilizer the
in the MoTgantown community j payment of taxes or of cash
in Pikc Co.. moving to Enon a-j rents Pikc county fwnllto
bout a   year  ago. used 3.6 per ccnt of  loans for
doui o   year  ago. 'family living. 1.4  per cenffor
VULGAMORE ADVANCED     capital goods for the home and
19 per ccnt of   the loan funds
!il!£»*,£,Uh,eS   4u0!dayafuriouWwimTis"pa^ ww'grant-;went for farm operating    Tbo
!i^",t0   \ZC Mr   and  Mrs. Fred P.   George jed to   Bluejacket     Samuel    N. • remainder  of thc  loan   funds
'* and friends, of Omega. Mr. andj Vulgamore. 32. husband of Ka-; for thc state as a whole ts act
Mrs.    George    have     received | thleen  L.  Vulgamore. Pikcton. i aside   so that 7 pcr cent   1
Music.
Co. Supt. J.   E. Way  storing this  tin can   collection.;^ ,,,_, ,helr $0„   Harry. hasiohio. route 1. at recent gradu- be used
P. IL S.   Band ■AIso thanks to Earl James, the
at rived  at   Greensboro.   N.
Member of Stale Central Committee. Man
John   C. Martin    468
Member of State Central Committee. Woman
Blanche 'E.   Noel    511
Clara  D. Kimble     78
State Senator
Tom  W. Jones  533
Representative   to  General
Assembly
J. J. Upton 529
County   Recorder
Clifton B. Birkhlmer    539
County Treasurer
Oscar Oyc-   833
County Commissioner
Lonnlc Murray     538
C. C. Scott   497
Clerk of Courts
Raymond  B.  Fecser
Sheriff
Oliver  Luto    544
County Engineer
Charles   Noel    561
John W. Bush    1230
Representative   io  General
Assembly
A. B.  Anderson   1281
Judge of Common   Pleas Court
Earl D. Parker    1307
Judge of   the Probate   Court
Will   H. -Acord   1296
County Commissioner
Louis C.  Bm-ihart    1250
Floyd E.   Thompson   1211
Prosecuting   Attorney
M.   J. Cofer   1259
Clerk of Courts
Fore : E. Roberta   1290
Sheriff
Jesse H. Foster    1302
County   Recorder
George Dixon    1291
County Treasurer
544 H. L. Fields    1282
County Engineer
W.  L.  Sheridan 1316
Coroner
Mack E. Moorc* 1297
Benediction. Rev. M. L. Fisher Boy Scouts and  Cubs for their ,,*\"£is ncw address li
-.,         rtIA      In       r.r..<.s.i;,tei     tlr. «.•«. , S"0    ****     "CW    JHUUM    »
Class officers are
President. Merritt   Rapp.
Vice  President, Mary  Lowe.
Secretary.  Neva Slone.
Treasurer, Jesse Lowe.
Graduates  are:
Lena Belle Rhea. Mottle Opal Cisco, Mary Esther Lowe,
June Maxine Estes. Catherine
L. Smith. Dovie Lcona Skaggs.
Edna Carole Conley, Alfred
Keppler, Jesse Lowe. Neva
Marie Slone. Myrtle Elizabeth
Greer. Psul Balzer, Merritt
Repp. Elms Loralnc Nutt, Mary
Virginia   Dunn.
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RETURNS TO  DUTIES
After being off duty for the
post two months on account of
on illness. George Lowery bas
returned to his post as agent
of the D. T. & I. Railway at
tbe Wavcrly depot. Mr. Low-
cry's many friends oro.glod to
note that he has sufficiently
recovered lo resume his duties.
aid ln collecting tin. Please
continue to save your tin cans
as wc ore now starting another
collection for the salvage.
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PROMOTED
From somewhere in England
Richard (Hsrpo) Johnson has
written his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl H. Johnson of East
Second St.. Waverly, that he
has been promoted to Gunner's Mste 3 c
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SPECIAL HONORS FOR WAVERLY       HIGH      SENIORS
Four Wavcrly high school
senior.*;, two boys and two girls
-will receive special honor a-
wsrds at the graduation exercises on Thursday night May
18th, for having perfect grades
during tbeir four years ot high
school study. They are: Martha
Jane Keiser. Norma Shaw. Rob*
er; 'Jones and   Donald Brown.
Sgt. Harry P. George, A. S.
N. 33440623. Branch No. 1. Sec-
Ion I, 3503rd A. A. F.. Base
Unit. O.R.D., Greensboro, N.
C.
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STUDENT TELEGRAPHER
Miss Betty Ezcllc has resigned es a clerk at the local ration
offices and ba-^taken a position
as student telegrapher ot the
Detroit. Toledo St Ironton railway depot.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
pfc. James C. Harris, son
of Mr. ond Mrs. J. S. Harris,
of Omega, has been slightly
wounded in action on the Casino battlefront and awarded
the Purple Heart. He has been
oversees over a year and he is
with 1 tank destroyer battalion of tho Fifth Army. He is
now et a rest comp near Naples" and says he is feeling fine.
to purchase work
Cjation exercises of the Service • stock. 35 pcr ccnt for other
I School at U. S. Navol Tram- livestock and 39 per cent for
ing Center at Great Lakes. 111. machinery- ond equipment. '
Thc petty officer was selected. Mrs. Eleyet said Pike county
the basis of his recruit training!families spent 14 per cent for
for his specialized training on I work stock. 40 percent for
aptitude test scores. Graduates j Productive livestock and 22
from the twenty specialized; per ccnt for machinery,
courses taught at Great Lakes.) Plans of both present end
at thc Service School, ore sent i new borrowers provide that a
to sea, to short stations, or to I portion of their gross farm In-
advanced schools for active du-|come each year Is to be set
ty or further training. aside  to  repay  their   govern-
.V  ment indebtedness. This figure
BOB   CAMPBELL PROMOTED!'» opproxmiotely   20 per cent
Word has been received here j of  their  total income, so that
from- California    that    Robert
Campbell has been  promoted
from the   rank of Corporal to
Master Sergeant   -
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HERE FROM   WEST COAST
Geo. E.  Bateman.  Portland,
Oregon,    is   spending   several
days at Piketon with his mother. Mrs. Delia Bateman. George! have
Is   engaged in  thc  automobile f more
loans can be repaid within a 5
year period.
"Actual debt ' repayments
are much higher than this figure," Sorenscn said. "Our
families are fighting inflation
the logical way. by putting any
surplus income to work paying
debts. In the past year we
collected 23 per cent
than we loaned  in \he
business on the West Coast      same period.