Republican Herald 1944-05-25

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THF REPUBLICAN HERALD. WAVERLY, OHIO.
THURSDAY, MAY 18th. 1S44.
PAGE EIGHT
GIVENS
Pvt.
Ord.   Calif
day furlough at
Givens.
James    Irvine
.'enjoying a ten    day    furlough while Eva  Voelker. underwent [and children-tVere guests of his Sunday for  Alliance.     He ex-
I with  relatives herc and at Ad- an   operation for the removal parents, Mr.    and   Mn.   Chris pects to start for Pearl Harbor
Jay Brown of Camp Ft. a. Ohio. of her tonsils   at  the Mytlngcr Brust on Sunday. soon.
spending  a   Ii   *  Curt Baugess,   who   is    em- Clinic  at Chllliicothe on Wed-     Mr. and Mn.   Henry Worrel 	
his   home   in ployed at the V. S. Government ncsday. jhad a* week   end guests their      Thc following Is a tetter by
•Depot   in Columbus, spent   thc      Mrs. Carrie Hines of Sedalla. two   daughten and their fami-,!Pfc. Walker Blair, who is ta It-,
has   sold httptti  week at his home tn Red Emma  Estes, Francis Shy and. lies from   Dayton. faly and sent to his mother, Mn.
farm   ta  Buck Hollow and has Hollow. George    E   Schuster, Jr..    at-f    Mn.  Levi   Blair and  JamesI Mollis Blair:
bought    the    George Dctillion      Wm. England hasjnoved from tended the funeral    of    Callle Blanton called on Grandmother April 27,  1944,
house in Beaver. u,0 chancUer farm   near Beav- Marsh   in   Portsmouth on  last  Moore   on  Friday morning at! Italy.
Escor    Hughes    and    VteloJ er  to Ada" O.. Saturday. the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob tDcar Mother,
Smith   were  visitors at  Locuit;    o. W. Parrill was a business      Mr. and  Mrs  Raney Howard Brust. \    As I haven't heard from you
orove on Sunday. ■: visitor at Jackson on Wednes- and. family of Columbus spent     Mr. and Mn. Woodrow Bapst for so long. I've begun to won-
Mr. and Mrs.  Tollie Tackett _-ay th-   week   rn(1  hcrc       Raney and daughters, Helen and  Ruth der what's wrong. I really hopc
and family were at  the Mount,    jap Robinson,    truck driver has been on the   sick  list for'Ann, Edd Frey, Levi Blair, Es-!all of you   are   well and hep-
Logan Sanatorium  at   Chiilico- /or u,o Pickerington Creamery' tbe past month. Itj.1  Chandler, Jackie  and Rollarpy.
the oni last Tuesday to see their j J, ba,i_ on  thc j0b ater suffer-:     Word   from  Paul    Smith    is Dean   Chandler and Paul Halcf    Mom, I sure would havj Ilk-
daughter,   in*-* ueehman.   who ■„-  a broken leg some time a- that   he is somewhere In Eng-!called at thc Gilbert Blake res-jed to have seen you walk intoj
is a patient there, j,0 land and has been promoted toidence Sunday. i our tent this morning. 1 would:
tun    Smitn.    whs has been,     Willadlne    Chandler    sprttit  Corporal. Ruth Mowery and sons were have loved to watch you. Mo-
it  the Trojan  Powd- Saturday  nisht  with relatives j    Electric    was    off      through!guests of hcr parents. Mr. and ther,   I think ot all   the   fun j
•".'nt-Portsmouth, 'here   on Sundav for some two IMrs.   W.  W.   Brown Saturday i we've had ovcr    some    small. J
Mary Policy ls reported lo bc houn while thc\linc was bcingjnight   and  Sunday. (simple thing. It's sweet mctnor
Word
tillion Is that ho   has
safely  in England.
cr   Company t
returned lo his home hcre
Charles Milam of Washing-:on" "tj,e' sick list at the home of repaired at the Wm. Holt Unci Jacob and Merritt Rapp de-tics. But I'm not your baby any
ton C. H. came down for thr Virgil Dant on the Vanmeter, where lighting had struck an Ilvcred fertilizer out this way more. I wish 1 was. But, dar-
pnmary   on Tu*v<day -farm. (electric pole. '   last weck with the Peter Rapp!ling, I'll always  be your baby
John  Clement* ot Pifkering-; dtiuahter -    Virginia Givens of Columbus truck. j In heart.  I regret some  of the
esse f„W_w_d_*     ' *M m GU".SI_iron Kay    ofJ«spc7   were »P™t the week end     at    her,    Paul.Hale   and Ronnie Dean thing, I've done.  I
ens on Tuesday, ■ ral line on   relatives     here    on home here. Chandler   spent   Sunday  night
Pvt. Malcolm Shy   of Camp Saturday nlrtt I    St*v*    Vo,,cr>r    ot   Waverly with Jackie  Chandler.
Jackson, S.  C.   has been   en-j    „,,"• '   ,u«, .«.„_» .i,»_..ri«t  **• in   Givens on Sunday. Joshua Chandler  sheared the
loytag a furlough nt his home- ,„.™5 J_.*J£%„crT„_.„.^f_.  ,hJ    Betty  McKinnis    and   Johnisheep  at the Never Fail Farm
here. ; f '0TTn, on SM,urti*y evening the voelker  wcre Sunday  evening ] Monday.
from l>tc   Denver D*.' SlllffPJiT'iT-mJ.    L^'hn™^ v'»»ors in  Jackson. '     Dolphla  Remy   of Columbus
..D^,schilling homes    wa,    burned      ^ slone> who hM ,_„.„     ^sited  with  tab  mother.  Mrs.
-«._'Patient   in a    Lexington,    Ky., i Pharris Remy on Mother's Day.
Mr ai 'lar.nre I ~vexZV*Z. hospital,  was  removed   to  the      William   Brown,  son  of Mr.
SSSStSft-6*a»-S?*3B *£S SS Ksfi*T&& SPJ'
Charles Wood, N.   J , has been clerking  at  the   Voelker   Store
will until
the last minute I live. But, I
love you and Dad and all.
I'd love to see my brother,
the one I've never seen. I will,
I'm sure. You see. Mom, they
can't kill me, for God is in my
heart. He is my only Saviour.
He'll bring mo back to you and
homc. But I'm your only love
now. WALKER BLAIR.
Piketon Theatre
SATURDAY ONLY
MAY 20th
Tb* town of "Sleepy Lagoon" wakes up wilh a bang
when Mayor Judy Canova starts a cleanup of local swindlers! Hsre'i fun-packed motion picture entertainment with
a top-cast, merry music and comedy gatoncl
JUDY CANOVA in
Sleepy Lagoon
with Denru's Day, Ruth Donnelly, Joe
Sawyer, Ernest Truex, Douglas Fow-
ley, and Mike Riley and His Orchestra
©SHORTS•
PARAMOUNT NEWS.
TROPICAL SPORTS.
2 Reel COMEDY, "Ham and Yeggs".
Wavcrly Theatre
Friday and Saturday, May 19-20
All jammed into one super entertainment special you'll be
talking about weeks after you see Iti
ROY ROGERS
King of lhe Cowboys
TRIGGER
Smarten Horse ln the  Movies, and
SMILEY BURtfETTE in
"SILVER SPURS"
with John Carradine, Phyllis Brooks,
Jerome Cowan, Joyce Compton and
Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers
Hear Roy sing: "Springtime in lhe Rockies." "Tumbling
Tumbleweeds" and four other grand hits.
Sunday and Monday*, May 21-22
A lore like hers—A man doesn't leave it behind — it Is
part of his courage — whatever he does — wherever he
goes. The only word is "incomparable"—for acting so
Inspired—for a story lhal fills so completely the human
heart!
BETTE DAVIS
in her most wonderfal portrayal of all
PAUL LUKAS
in the role he made famous on lhe stage
WARNER BROS.'
Watch on the Rhine
Winner of the N. Y. Critics' Award as Year's Best Play
with Geraldine Fitzgerald, Lucile Watson, Beulah Bondi, George Coulouris
Wednesday, May 24
Irish night with Kenny Baker's tenor voice and ready
smile!  Romance!  Barracks Comedy!
KENNY BAKER in
'Doughboys in Ireland"
. with Jeff Donald and Lynn Merrick
The XoUowtaa persons may call at the theatre for a free
birthday pass lo any one ef the above shows:
Mildred Worley, Patrick CooL Grace Schwarts. Lavina
Ford, Ralph Mahoae. Joan Jones. Mrs. Jesse Denny, Rutb
Beoddy, Susie Vallery, Zelma Keiser*. .Bobby Jones, Esther M. Kalsttr. Gladys Hart, Mrs. Carl Schauseil. Ralph
Blair, James Vulgamore. Mary Hart, Calvin CockrelL
and   family of
the weck  end here.
Lucy Mobley of Newfound- j
land, Ky., who has been at-j
tending Beaver high school.'
will leave for hcr home Fri-i
day. Hcr uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Kellic Thompson, who
six* ha* been staying with, will,
accompany her homc.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Allen-
nnd Imogcne spent Mother's
Day at Washington C. H.
Rev. Kcllough of Ross Co..!
filled his regular appointment'
at Givens Chapel on Sunday |
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mossbarger ot Columbus, spent Sunday
at the Andrew Brigner home.
Hosier Spencer, who is cm-'
ployed In Springfield, spent the!
week end hcrc.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Brown and famjly spent thej
week end here*       m
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlll-1
ing, Sr., of Pikcton, attended i
the burial services for Henry;
Blakeman at the Givens Chap-j
ef cemetery on Sunday.
Y Charles (Buck) Rumfield observed his 18fh birthday Mon-,'
day. May IS, by going to Wav-;
erly and registering at thc lo--
cal draft board.
!    Ethel  Reisinger,  who  is em-!
' ployed  at Columbus, spent thc)
I week end here with relatives.
Shc is employed at thc Curtiss-j
Wright   Corporation.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jcffer-
ics of Columbus spent Sunday
here.
Preston Webb, who has been!
in thc tic and lumber business!
in Montana for thc. past six :
months, returned to his homc •
here on Saturday/-,
Lula Rapp, student  at  Heaver   school, who   was operated
OH   for appendicitis at General,
hospital in Portsmouth, was removed to hcr home   here last:
, Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Slone of   PorU-
| mouth has been visiting at thc,
I Raymond Meyer homc.
I    John       McKinnis      of    Fort;
i Wayne,  Ind.,,  fireman  on   the
Pennsylvania   railroad  between!
j Chicago. III. to Crestline, O.,'
is visiting  here   and  at Jack-,
'son.
Thc   good    neighbor    policy,
i was demonstrated  on   Monday ,
i when  the  neighbors of   Peter
' Rapp came in on Monday with
; five tractors to prepare his
ground as Peter had been on i
thc sick list
Used Cars
Here Are Two Top Cars
One 1941 Master Deluxe Chevrolet Fordor Sedan, very clean,
excellent condition, extra good
tires.
One 1933 DeSoto Coupe, overhauled motor, good tires.
Vallery's Garage
WAVERLY. OHIO
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SWIFT CREEK
John Brust, Jr., came down
from Columbus Friday to spend
a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brust.
Mrs. W. W. Brown went to
Portsmouth Fridhy and spent
the tilght with hcr daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Mowery and two
sons.
Miss Nannie Bays went to
Massicvillc on Sunday to scc
hcr sister who Is sick.
Mrs. Ruth Murray and three
children ot Portsmouth, came
out Friday to spend Mother's
Day with hcr mother, Mrs. Ora
Clousc. Saturday evening thcy
werc dinner guests of her sisters, Mrs. Muriel Overly and j
Mrs. Elsie Cordlc and child
ren.
Mrs. James Pennington and ;
five children called on her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Chandler   Sunday  afternoon.    |
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and |
their daughter and family from
Dayton were all day  guests  ofj
Mr.    and   Mrs.   Herman   Brust
Sunday.
Chalmer Stephenson and
son, Detmare, and daughter,
Mrs. Agnes Rossiter and children Mac and Kay of Columbus, spent Sunday with bis
wife and their mother, E Mrs.
Kate Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Blair's
Sunday guests wcrc Mr. and
Mrs. Lindsay Blair and con,
Charles. Dan Swan, Ada Scheu-
[tle and Miss Ritchie, Troy
■ Moorc and his sister, Marcella
Brust.
! Jackie Chandler and Paul
Hale fished in Big Beaver on
I Saturday.
Charles (Troy) Moore of the
! Great Lakes Naval Training
j School, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pearl Moore, has finished his
j training there and is now home,
'on furlough. . I
Ur.  and Mrs. Leandcr Brust
WAVEHLY, OHIO
PHORE 1702
Prices Cut
First Quality
600x16
$14.65
(PLUS TAXES)
All SizesNow in Stock
FIRESTONE-ATLAS-CORDUROY
Passenger Sizes
'1.-40-1.50x21
4.75-5.00x19
5.25*5.50x18
5.25-5.50x17
5.50-6.00x16
6.25-6.50x16
7.00x16
7.00x15    .
. Truck Sizes
6.00-6.50-7.00x16
6.00x20
6.50x20
7.00x20-8 ply
7.50x20-8 ply
34x7-10 ply
32x610  ply
8.25x20-10 ply
Get Our Special Truck Tire Price
Bring Your Tire
Certificates To Us
Let Us Inspect Your Tires And Make
Out Your Application For New Tires
Clarence Vallery
F-L-A-S-H
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STARTING
MONDAY, MAY 22
WE WILL HAVE
FACTORY
RE-CAP SERVICE
ON ALL SIZE
PASSENGER AND TRUCK TIRES
FIRST QUALITY RUBBER ONLY WILL BE USED
STARTING next Monday, FIRESTONE TIRE and RUBBER CO. will have a Factory Truck picking up Tires on
Wednesday of each week and returning them in one week.
This will be Factory work, using best quality Grade 1 rubber with the famons Firestone tread.
LEAVE YOUR TIRES TO BE RE-CAPPED AT
VALLERY'S ^AR AGE
DLi^Mir^n \^   WAVERLY, OHIO
PHONE 170
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The Republican Herald
VOLUME   102
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1944
NUMBER 21.
MEMORIAL DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
Honor Roll Board To
Be Dedicated On
That Day
FITTING HONOR
WILL   BE   PAID
To Those Who Have Made
Supreme Sacrifice In Both
World Wars.
TttZEY
SHALL   NOT   BE   FORGOTTEN!
DECORATION DAY.... 1044
Plant havc been completed
lor the observance of Memorial
Day here ncxt Tuesday morn-
Ins, and a feature of thc pro*
gram, this year, will be the
dedication of tbe lienor Roll
Board in the Court House yard
containing thc names of 1243
young men and women from
Piko county, who are now in
the service.
The Honor Roll Hoard has
just been brought up to date
and thc names havo becn 'placed ia alphabetical ordcr. Tho
face of the board has been repainted and rc-lcttcrcd. Thc
flag polo was erected the fore
part of the week, and, on Memorial Day, thc flag that once
flew over thc Nation's Capitol
Building, Washington, D. C,
will  be  raised.
A feature of this yc>r's program will bc the presence of
Capt. Robcrt Frey, who is now
home on furlough after two
years' service overseas. Capt.
Frey will give an address at
the services.
Attorney J. Aldcn Staker, of
Portsmouth, . has been secured
as tbe dedicatory speaker. The
Waverly high school band has
been engaged  to play   for thc
Si0"'!"!; Eft-SKLk'ta      Word    w«-»   received    today
•SSflSS Va Jnl.   »nH    rMn    «™»      «*™    ******     *~*    RflV     C
m2JW5L -ta^SS^fJ^VOO*  Director of Ohio Schol-
tlves of those in service arc ex-'    M    r   ,     ,h      M ^    Nc„
tended a special lnvitat.on to be, st__ ^ daujjhtcr ot Mr> and
•■52-hi M.tt4M ett the. w»« ]******• John W. Stratton, of Pikc-
.&*S2LfhUM£ 1 l!i'tol1. h«<» received nrst place in
n& £™.\\' J£li22 ?Tf™ »»>c iUte among those itudents
?Jrr\*i Irtrt US?^Zni-Zlutsns' who palpated tn the Gener-
ESnL»22 «l^'^Sft^k_,--«Sta»Cp Tests for high
«i rfttlr .he, .irttr*. iJl \\\m klipol seniors, and first place
K.5? wllffoSSiS  rnTve'tolfto'" the Ohio University Di,
gjf te,fSPm*}.rjm? .S^ ! 1 t.     D.     McAllisUt.
QUOTA SET FOR T"L^^CLES EAGLES TO HAVE
5th WAR LOAN   **f    \   ANNIVERSARY
Pike    County    Must
Raise $350,000 In
War   Bonds
ABOUT THE SAME
AS FO'RTH DRIVE
Campaign   To    Get    Under
Way June 12th  and Will
Laat One Month
[Will    Celebrate    8th
i   Birthday On Next
Monday Evening
C.   A.   SUNDBERG
WILL BE SPEAKER
Large Class Of   Candidates
To   Be Initiated  And  A
Chicken Dinner After.
This ia a truly memorable Decoration Day. For
many years now, on this occasion we havc honored those who fought valiantly in past wars. Today
we honor those who fight TODAY, as well, under
the glorious red-white-and>blue.
Pikc county's Fifth War Loan
goal   will  bc $350,000, and of
this amount $92,000  is expected to bc raised by thc sale of
****** bonds, according  to  infor-j
mation received   by  tha  press
recently
the chairman
War Finance
Although this ls slightly high-'Home, Washington C.   H
er. thc quota   in   thc   various'    Shc was born March 0, 1867
DR. C. A. SUNDBERG
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MRS. ROSE THOMAS
| Ncxt Monday evening, May
:29th. will bc a rest letter day
ifor Wavcrly Aerie, Fraternal
' Ord-?r of Kagtct, for on that ev-
cning, the local acrlc will  cc!-
nd
thc
received    oy   mo   pr-rcss mcta. nuou   irtxjmtxa ■ ■ n»h Jiirtlufnv annivi-M
from John R. Tcchcrt. Mrs. Rose Thomas. 77. nat.vc ^ratc ita Wh birtMa^nni^ra
-man of the Pikc Co. ff Pike county, died, Monday ■££. ^ortlv President and
ince Committee. 4t   nine  p.  m.  at Car.-'s  ««t ffi c^  Secretary   of  the
u .u,. ,   .,>_-,.... high-'Home, Washington C.   H. i__^J5_£'  Scvrt,ary*  of   tDC
irious'    Shc was born March 0, 1867.',oc»'   °\atl-  ,- , Stjndberc
■ttaUy ; a daughter of   the   laic   Oliver" 'Jfyg-jfrg ««& ^S*
: $?. syow^chkmaiicca;inCalhcrfti,nr-^'**** !«™Ss?^'W1U 8d-
.,._.; *L^,ma" ^L/°rmt*rly* Pik<\    Dr. SundbeS ll known coun-
PIKETON GIRL IS
TOPS    IN   STATE
Martha  Nell Stratton Gets
First Place  In Scholar-
ship   Tests.
Sheriff R. E. Mercer and Deputy ' Sheriff J. H. Foster are
busy investigating a robbery at
the home of Jesse Scott on Rt.
12*4, about a mile west of Jasper.    Mr.  Scott  reported   theft
defrl
Urogram
he I'juv.tict. and thc
parade __Hll move bJek to the
village
Grove, had received honorable
mention among those who had
taken the General Scholarship
Test for high school seniors and
•ninth place in the Ohio University District.
Mr. Wood scnt  to thc Super
A Memorial Day program
has becn arranged at beautiful
Mound cemetery in Pikoton for
next Tuesday with Hon. Thorn-    ,
as E. Bateman, Clerk of thelv'»,nK Principal of Piketon
Ohio Senate, delivering thc I -"-h-0-*- along wIth the an-
mcmorial address. Mr. Date- nounccment certificates of a-
man is a native of Pikcton. Thc *-»«*, «howing the respective
Pikcton high school band will accomplishments of these very
play for   the occasion. ca&ablc ?.0unltpc??'c'     a met
P The program of the Mem- Bote Mia* St™«on and Miss
orial Day services to be held McAllister wW* graduated
at   Mound ccmctery.   Pikcton. f*«n   the Piketon   high school
ncxt Tuesday, May 30. will  be j **** week. 	
1:30 p. m.   and will consist
at
of the  following:
Music,    Pikcton  high school
band.
Invocation. Rcv.  Elmer Noel.
Address, Thomas E. Bateman
of Columbus.
Address,   Capt. Robcrt   Frey.
Music, Junior Chorus of St.
Anne's Church.
Music,    Piketon   high school
band.
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WILL   GIVE   ADDRESSES
■■■■■■■BSflB
SELECTED   FOR COURSE
CAPTAIH ROBERT FREY
Capt. Robert Frey, who is
home on furlough after two
years ih tbe African, Tunisian,
and Italian campaigns, will be
a speaker at tbe Memorial
Day services at Waverly In the
forenoon and at Piketon in thc
afternoon on next Tuesday
May 30th. Parents and relaUves of boys ln tne service are
asked to be present at both
services.
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DRIVER IS FINED
Walter Wesley Williams, 30.
Peebles, Route 1, was arrested
on Route 23, Pike county, by
patrolmen from the Portsmouth
out-post on a charge of operating a motor vehicle with In*
sufficient lights. He was fined
$9.00 and costs before Magistrate Mitchell Osborn, Pikcton.
Among those graduating
from an intensive course of
Gunner's Mate training at recent service school exercises at
Great Lakes. 111., was William
Culwcll. 30. husband of Hazel
Culwell, Pikcton, Ohio. This
Bluejacket was selected for his
specialized training on thc ba
sis of his recruit training apt
itude test scores. Graduates
from thc twenty specialized
courses taught there at the ser
vice school arc scnt to sea, to
shore stations, or to advanced
schools for active duty or fur*
ther training.
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PIKE  CO. TAMILY BOASTS 5
SONS     SERVING     COUNTRY
PIKE CO. ROBBERY
BEING INVESTIGATED
Youth Hold For Questioning In
Theft   o  $2,400.
local  order.
townshlpi will b*> substantially:a daughter of   the   late   pUvertL^-_S^^u'^%£Sg
thc same as they wcrc in   the'P.-rrv   Beekman  and  Cathc
Fourth   War   Loan  Drive,
Teichert said.
Letters to those who solicit-;couniy recorder,
cd and assisted in thc Fourth! Mrs. Thomas madc her home ^'^1,M.[*J"o ill lun
War Loan Drive werc scnt out: in Arizona for many yean.and Xlc cluL f»Xl\and tndc
by Mr. Teichert. asking for thc r returned to Pike county fifteen SiX^nSS^^^S^tr^iSMS
same cooperation again in the yean ago. She had been lM**m:0I?^\^
new drive which starts Junc rwith a* sister. Mrs. Cora Smith "J"ca,_""*,'"'"""^JS* 'l?i_£
12 and run, through July 8. of Latham, before going to W »iJE?£Sg Te has bS?
"Buy whcrc you   work   and I rest homc. ■!„ .,,W.!i-M.,J^»ifnr*m^ ^^
buy   where  vou  live"  will  bo!    Beside thc sister. Mrs. Thorn- %"'eh,",u'*lSn,,^3,del»led
thc slogan of'the    fifth     cam-las is survived by    a    brother,!,   ^lh,."s JF," jJ_,J^nelei_iIS
VAL    ERY HEADS   \>~ai*n- ' iClarencc   L.  Beekman.   U»ho.\™0-M*™x^
VrtLLCIM    ntAUO 'This  means." Mr.   Teichert and  several nephews and  nice- »>• P£nv£r;J     S™      \T,
BUSINESS      MEN I******* ****** ****** employees wilt: es.  Mn.  Elva  Reed.  Pike Co. ;?arr$w-r^rr ,„ ™ r Co vcrn
OUOllXCOO      IV-i-Njb- tQ conlnJu^ ,Jeir !Dcputy clerk of   Courts,   is a •« X^^hJ^^^rtTn
  roll   savings   plan,  purchasing  niece.
Succeeds   A. H. Boyer    As Jtheir war bonds through their |    Funeral   services werc   held
-President   of Retail   Merchant's  Association.
Meeting in regular ..cssion on
last Wednesday evening in the
of a large sum of money, re-j council rooms, the Wavcrly Reported to be morc than $2,400 tail Merchants' Association ac-
from a fruit jar in an outbuild- cepted the resignation ot A. ii
ing at the rear of his farm "
homc.
Thc   officers  arc  holding   a
L,    Davey    of Ohio, Governor
John W. Bricker, Senator (Wild
own  store systems. Such stores)this  afternoon   (Thursday) at - _
this p. m. at the     Gregg    funeral'0
who now arc entered
pj£ WIU STuSSto allocate &£ with 'the Re'v."?rank 7ft %* »•£ Governor Harry  Nice
i in Evergreen cemetery.
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lof Swedish parents,  Dr. Sund*
17-year-old youth for questioning.
Sheriff Mercer said that othcr leads were being followed
by the authorities after a second conference with Mr. Scott.
Officers herc believe the money veer trkrn on lest Thursday
night.    <
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TO  FACE NEW CHARGES
Lcuyllen   Brown,  Columbus,
Pikc  count).
Mr.  Teichert  said   "that thc I
Pikc county quota had been es- MRS. AARON LEATHERWOOD ftfT^"^^'? *._?>   %£*
ed t«ait&^Sids1to_-S^       "Ohios proportion of this to- following   an   Illness    of    five;"*
co^ierm wnicn cnos Marcn Ji.|taJ  „ Mt by ,hc TreMury  Dc-|months.
He
has    an honorary degree
from -Susquehanna  University,
ent.   i    $797,000,000.    orj    Bciide  her  husbandry-he   lsi&J_"**™r^P*: ccncrat  ««-„>.
sponsor lhe rWrgan-IM8 •** cent* Th* ohio  ll«u«!aurvlved.   by  three  daughten,.
Jzation of   the
11M5.
ling
sidcr ffling morc serious charg-
Whcn  apprehended    Sunday
by Statc Patrolman  O. W. Ka)
Er„_-Krv&rrs:i!S
s^,t^mm.,»■„■„.Ii»:«..F°-"1" *? «— <**■ B;ns, _g£<Sf§»_l*»5siS-*ssis■
15  names of girls was   submit- j ur__** _
ted   to the    group    by   H.    E. L Pcrfy W* Bro,w"' V*0*""
Bra-am.  ;<.i.i*,rv tive chiiiinian of tin-Ojuo__War
iroivn, tnaaUtry.
Plans were al.-o discussed to
assist thc American   Legion in
«. I Mrs.  Katie Sutton, of Waverly. £M   'XT If ™*. .L^  '
ar Route   3; five   brothers. Pearl, ^f* Coll-^ at one time
1Bve. Sutton.  Ncw . Holland;   Everett.      »" M'***** d.    .„Dr.,„^'
"Our formula for es-!Cecil and Henry  Sutton, all of ^r,£n,waf,_-??U:?1 "3 an,„al.hl^'
quotas!, to continue! Waverly. Route 2;   and David, ^ng    held   «£"«"«««£
:". bond quota,  in-iof     Chiilico)^ J four .«W«t,|«2» S_^_}_2^SS2SS
♦»■>_•» j*     •*»v-     mm  . •■ .iu       -W.A1VII     * *     it      %*.
the  Memorial Day   parade and ' tabllshing
..   services to bc held on May 30. ,,lc samc ""..D«",,l-"-*'  -f|!L  r^nnnX'ii-.r'nnd MrT A? t™™ college One rccbrd equal
remaim-ln Pike county Jail thi. Thc parade, which is an annu.lk««e the Individual quota  in l^^S^^^Jffi^ kd the US.   amateur   record
morning  while    officcn    con- affair in   Waverly, will include;eac/\ «>un,y .by 11.2  per cut\™J<**** «»»« Qt      SS scoring  41  points in onc track
• *n. 11      vuuiii;      mv     a, k .mt     tyr**.*     -tvin *'*'*'      ■-— — — •    — — —-      — -       i"»T«     ___f*-orinc?
all soldiers     ,.,Hon.    marines. ;«d increase,***, total quota ^[^^^Mr^^tto^^jgg^
etc., on furlougli or on leave on   ■lo" r*eT ceni.
that    date,    American     Legion t         v—'	
memben,    the    Wavcrly    high .BURGLAR  ALARMS FOR
la'm,    Portsmouth,      hc      was I school band, all civic clubs and
charged with  driving  a  motor! fraternal   organizations, church j
vehicle without  a   driver's  li-j groups, school children and clt-l    State
cense. Thc   truck   ls owned by teens. *-' .quipped
thc Edwards Transfer Co. [     President   Vallery   named    a * systems,
Brown  was placed in Jail as committee of two, F. If. Martin Don  A.
hc   failed   to pay the fine and I and C. Lewis H.ctenour, to ai>-;ccntly
points
the!" and"Mrs?"Katic"poUard,' 3 ™\* ,?1,onc-
Waverlv I lo01-^11-   *
Funeri.   services  wcrc  ^j^^ffil^^S^S?
STATE  LIQUOR STORES: Sunday  at  two  p.  rn.   at    -_.- . ..wh .    whl
Peasant Hill church in charge. "n?°..""° ,*,!',,»■
lof Rev. Ernest Claytor and tav'^ • »^'0^.^«™,ft^. A"
tennent was made in Wavcrly merlca
liquor slores««vill  be
which was formerly
Oh'io   L=rrDiraS.--^ undeVThe di'rcct.on^f "lied *W!
v^'L,  »T°1°£  ,iithe A. H.  Bo>cr funeral homc.:«>-     ,_
Fisher announced  relic said thc'system
Bo><
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MACK   ALDEN   SMITH
Besides his humor, Dr. Sundberg Is noted as an inspirational speaker, and as such has spo-
costs on  thc minor chargc as-.pcar   with him  before   council (would cost    $30,000     installed)'
scssed   by   Magistrate-  F.     H.I to   discuss thc problem of  ro- and  service would  total    $30.-j    Mack Aldcn Smith, a-uay-oiii-^^ at hundreds of commence-
Junk. Thc   Columus   man, who surfacing   the  city  streets   this ! 000 annually. Onc has already son of   Mr.   and   Mrs.  Elwood; ment PXcrcjjcs in high  schools
claims to  be a  discharged  sol- summer.   It is undentood   that been   installed   at thc Wavtrly  Smith,  of  Camp,  died   rriday, inild  colleges.
dicr, said he   only had   $3   in a special meetinc will bc  call-! liquor store. at 2:45 p. m. at   his   home   of,    A   jarge claM 01'candidates
cash when arrested, but, upon fed in thc near future  by coun- *         V        • bronchial  pneumonia lwin ^  rai]K_|   to membership.
being  searched,    tho     officers ■ cil with   thc   represcnuttves of  NEW   FLAG   POLE  ERECTED;    Beside his parents, he is sur- with the uniformed Wavcrly declaim   they found   a $10 coun-Ithe Merchants' Association and AT WAVERLY HONOR ROLL.yived by a brother, Robert Lc-|grec tcam ln chargc of thc ccr-
terfclt  bill bnd (later  learned j the  Wavcrly   Service  Cub  to __ . on  Smith,  and   his   grandpar- emony  ot initiation. Following
that   the truck had  becn  stol- confer* on this select. A* •» 3 - f oo t^ fl a fft jk> I e^ h as^ been }cnUv   Mr. ^and _*«-»*, .Clarence ; the    meeting,    a fried chicken
cn from Columbus.
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WAVERLY CITIZENS   ARE
THANKED   FOR CIGARETS
Mr. and Mrs. John Markham
of thc Cllne's Chapel neighborhood, ncar Wavcrly, havc thc
distinction of having thc largest number of boys in thc armed forces in this vicinity.
A son, Billy Markham, was
accepted by the -Marines last
week,, which brings thc number up to five boys serving Uncle Sam.
Their   only   daughter, Mn.
Martha Cllne, has been giving
to thc Red Cross blood bank.
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CHIEF   BUYS BIG   FARM
Chief of Police and Mrs. Ray
Brown, 1230 -Cole's Blvd., in
Portsmouth, purchased the 115-
acre farm of the late John Conkel, ot near Stockdale. The deal
Includes six and five room
dwellings on the farm, which
had been ln the Conkel family
many yean. Mn. Brown was a
daughter of Mr. Conkel. Chief
Brov>-.. said today that he plans
to *_*take extensive impreve-
mci ts to the dwellings.
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NOTICE.  PYTHIAN  SISTERS
There will be no meeting of
the Pythian Sisters during the
months of June, July and August. A picnic will be held sometime during thc month of June
at Lake White.
CHARLOTTE HIBBEN
Dave Yeager, Wavcrly, the
chairman of thc salvage committee, has received a letter
from Colonel James F. Moria-
rty, of thc U. S. Marine Corps,
thanking the local committee
for its recent gift of 500 packages of cigarettes, which his
outfit has received. Mr. Ycag
cr said that about 3,000 packages havc bcen bought by the
local group and forwarded to
our armed forces.
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MAYOR ASKS   LEAVE OF
ABSENCE  FOR SUMMER
Mayor Chester A. Way has
asked council members for a 3
month's lcavc-of-abscncc beginning at once, in ordcr that he
can do war work during the
summer months. The Wavcrly
mayor is a hJgh school instructor hcrc during thc school ycar.
He bas accepted a summer position with the Clark Grave
Vault Co., Columbus. Earl
Moorc, president of council,
will be acting mayor during absence ot Mr. Way.
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SENIORS HEAR DAVIS
Hon. Jacob E. Davis, special
assistant to the undersecretary of the navy, and former
congressmen from the Sixth
district, gave the class address
at the Waverly high school
commencement program Thursday night. Ur. Davis and his
family sre now residing at Arlington, Va.
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SELL   SUMMER HOME
Mr. and .Mrs. J. T. McLean
have sold their summer homc
on Lake White to Mr. and Mn.
Delbcrt J. Carter, New Vienna.
A fish fry for merchant mem- erected at tho side Of |hc Pikc I Smith and Mr. and Mn.   Earl ■ dinner  will    bc served  to  all
ben will   also be  beld   ln thc county honor roll boarl on thej Roberts, all of Camp. present.
ncar futurc. (court housc lawn, the Job being)    Funeral services   wcrc   held      a, 525 War Bond will be giv-
completed  by  Armbruster   and Sunday at ten a. m. at thc rcs-Jen away along with   the usual
Armbrustcd Monday. jidenco   with    thc    Rcv.    Don Cilixl priJCS-
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VISITOR HERE
Mr.   L.  C   Ridcnour, Associ-j    Thc flag pole and honor roll!Humble  officiating with  inter-
ate   District     Supervisor,    and | will  be dedicated,on Memorial! ment in Howard ccmctery und-
Mrs.  LaNcta B.   Roush, Junior'Day. |er the direction   of  thc A. H.
Administrative  Supervisor,  vis-;        gr==_=   ..V,.^^  **"*.*:       .!Bo>',-*r funeral home,
itcd   thc   local    Farm   Security | DRIVER  FINED  $5.00
Administration   office   Wednes-1    State Patrolman O.  W. Kail
day. May  16 and Friday, May jam of the Portsmouth out-post
18. Mr. Ridcnour assisted FSA'arrested Lcuyllen  Brown..tran
The
selective
iftlli
PROMOTED
Harold   E. Clark, ton ot Mr.
and Mrs.   H. D. Clark. Waverly, Route 3, who it with a tactical  squadron with the   First
INDUCTED
lowing    Pike   county;Troop" Command," Pope  Field,"
registrants _rt. Bragg, N. C, has been pro-
personnel and   Mrs.   Ruth Call, sit company driver.   Columbus.. inducted   into   thc armed ;moted  to  the  rank of ISlwtO
Trustee of thc FSA Health Ser- Sunday    at    10:30  p.   m     andlforccj ot, iMa    9- 1M4: ? rt  Class     h^^cnt/were
vice    Program    with    records. I charged  him with  operating a      JajncJ Th0Jma. Adrian. Navy.: infornu*d1 recently
Mn.  Roush   helped   close and j motor   vehicle without a driv
check  supervised  accounts. |cr's license   on  Route  23, near
 V         ! Waverly.   When  arraigned   be-  vy
ATTENDS CONFERENCE       fore Magistrate H. F.  Junk, he      jamcs
Mn. Grace   D. Eleyet.   local:*"   fincd   $50° and C0,t3 on
Lonnle Harold   Aills,  Navy, j
Grovcr Lce Blankenship, Na-j
PARENTS OF BABY BOY
Capt.   and  Mrs.   Edward F.
Gcen (Romainc Taylor; ore thc
-NaVy. 'parents of a baby boy born last
Robert    Donald     Chrisman.: Friday  a. Gowj :'Si.mraTltar. hos-
'     Robert E   D r      N (E .!j>-ta1' Cincinnati.   CapL Geers is
1    was jliltt£ before he register^).    "';cwS'^befn^^SkiS *hcr
on from  27    Southern    Ohio | 'J™*-    Mftby    Marshal j    Chari« Louis, Rapp, Nav^     '{^
Farm   Security Administration," Plca ot *"*>*  _
Supervisor, attended a two day| rmrvrn  r-s   nurn
planning conference at   Athens 1     _   DRf,v,E" ,5„Vi.^
_   .._ * „»    1  no     *. ,.. I     Dona  Ritchie,   Pikcton.
Ansalon     Chrisman,
Donald      Chrisman.
counties met to plan how farm i ****.   Campbell,      Wavcrly       Cai, Kider,   Navy. (Register. £rt s  £ *"«
fam!!i« could   be served to a j charged with   running through,^ at Springfield.) * *" »• Taylor.
better advantage in 1043.   Con- ■«_»  Wit""^ »^1 ._.*»**•*  Wil,1»   ^^ Na"        JOINS  HER
sidcrablc time was devoted to! When arraigned before.Mag 1*
maximum food production for »n»tc H- Jj Junk, hc was fined
the war   effort. *5 and ^^
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RETURN FROM LOUISIANA
Mr. and Mn. Dwight M. Bennett, of Stockdale, have returned from a visit with their son,
Pfc. Myron L. Bennett, of 6I8th
Quartermaster Depot Co., at
Camp . Livingston, La. Thcir
son, Judge Lloyd B. Bennett, of
Eaton, accompanied them. The
family spent four days at Bent-
ly Hotel, Alexandria, La.
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HEADS ELYRIA SCHOOLS
J. E. Bohn, for yean superintendent of thc public schools
in Ashland, O, has accepted
the superintendence ot the E-
lyria schools. Mr. Bohn is well
known here, as bla wife ls the
former Miss Isabeile Hutt
HOSPITAL PATITNT
T. H. Brady, well-known Jasper resident, was taken to the
Portsmouth General hospital.
Monday, in thc Gregg ambulance and was entered as a medical patient.
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Mn. Robert Russell, Waverly
Route 3, was taken lo General
hospiUl, Paintsviile, Ky., on
Tuesday In the Gregg ambulance.
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TAKES POSITION
Miss Wllladyne Anderson, a
member of this year's graduating class, Waverly, nas taken a
position as stenographer In the
law office of Atty. W. T. Reed.
JOINS  HER HUSBAND
Ira Vandyke.  Jr./Navr.        | . Mrs.   Faye Rader  Hollis  left
Richard Vaughters Wills, Na-ijhe latter part of thc week for
Vy 1 Washington, D. C.   where   she
Robert Lec Wills. Navy. CReg-iwi!' i°in her husband. Lt. Chas.
istered with another   board.)     Hollis, who has been   on   duty
 V         ! In South America for the past
8ACK IN THE STATES
Capt. Bob Frey, a veteran
for the past two years in -tbe
African, Tunisian and Italian
campaigns, arrived here last
Saturday to spend a few days
with his wife, Mn. Anna Wir.n
Frey, Piketon, and his parenU,
Mr. and Mn. George Frey, Wa-
verly.
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WAVERLY SCHOOL CENSUS
TAKEN BY MRS. MURPHY
Mn. Zula Murphy is Uking
a school census of pupils in this
city. She was recently appointed by County School Superintendent J. E. Way.
two yean. Mn. Hollis may return to South America with
ber husband.
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PIKE CO. MEN ASSIGNED
Seven more Pike county selective service registrants, who
recently reported for duty with
the armed forces at Ft. Thomas, Ky., have been assigned as
follows: Thomas Ward, Piketon
and Elijah Carter, Beaver, sent
to Camp Atterbury. Ind..* Paul
P. Amlin, Alva J. Russcil aad
.Herbert E. Maloy, Waverly.
James Blanton. Beaver, and
Glenn J. Grooms, Piketon, sent
to Camp Fannin, Texas.