Republican Herald 1946-04-25

              THE REPUBLICAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY,'APRIL 18th, 1946
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PACE EIGHT
MAJESTIC
GIVENS                  Monday. April  1. and   to date ibg. MUs Phyllis    Rader    and Mr.  and Mrs.  Frank Blake*! bus. were visiting relatives In
Sant Vaushn. instructor at the    ,y l ************** f^*** At *t Mrs. Dorothy Matthews will be man. Jr, and family, of Colum- and around   Stockdalc Sunday
*?.B____ffid^^ -0|   a******* botmaaon April 2*I at Neil Ra* _  —^    -■— ■*__
cottage at Lake  White.
PorUmouth airport   was at the shoc Ja'c      u-*s       d      totJ- ,       d ,.
G1VCnS I i^.n"-,^ 1™i_2 « for 10c P« P»lr ** *** *****
Meatman  navy - trainer | to jgj^ ■ -  r
airport on' last Sunday
In  bis
plane.
GroVer Dctillion,
of
APEX
By Mrs. Hslan McGlone)
CHILLICOTHE, OHIO
SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY
,    Josh Chandler of Beaver and
■-jpr'ng- x.um   Chandler  of    Lucasville,
ld- 3J_SL_?* wc«k en* here brothers, have both been pat-'      Tony  Jes^TUn  of  G.  W.I
i,cnU.. in    p,)rlsmouth Cenersl Jessee, was taken to Portsmouth;
baler baling straw on the Oscar, hP_?_ta___ .._     -.—•_    -__   Mercy hospital   thU week.   He
with relatives.
O. C. Brammer has had   hi*' hoMpltal*
laker  IM V^n^Ome? Da*l , Mr' *%* Mrs*. Pa„V,d tifc **    ********    *° be recovering:
■* V*   strong  George and Roy Fields, /rom      pneumonU.      Everyone.
Glv-!wprc Port-wnotith    vUltors    on wishes V-ny a speedy recovery.!
.Tm«:Sa'"rday*  _,, , _, .      ; Mr. William Cooper was vis-;
Charle* Blrkhimer. who  has nlng Sally Kitts this Sunday.
been In Germany, has returned      pfc. James Dingus is enjoying
a few days with hU family,
Mervin   Riddlebargcr was   a
business caller  ln Dayton this,
vis farms thc past week
Paul   Givens and Carl
ens were visitors at Zanesvllle
and Logan on last Tuesday
Earl Cunningham   of   Porta-1 to h"u~horae'_r/uper. and was
mouth, representing   thc    Mail  jn Givens on Monday.
Pouch Tobacco ^Company,   was)    Sam Lloyd and Howard Ow-
in  Givens  on  Thursday. j ens,  werc Wavcrly
Mr. .and Mra. Earl Tipton at- Monday.
tended the funeral of Mr. Tip- ■     Mr. and Mrs. Jaspcr Cox
visitors on week.
V,      Mr. and Mrs. Warner   Davis
*** are having a new addition built
|   ton's aunt, Mrs. Emery Kline on'Wesley, of Washington  C.  H., ?' *.,",."Jt""
I   last Thursday at Portsmouth.      Ethel   Hammond   of Columbus,   ° *"**   ""„      ,
|       Charle* Rumftcld and   Orlan Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Bumgarner      ***..lnd.^**' Claud*  °*'cn'
ad
Piketon Theatre
SATURDAY ONLY,
APRIL 20
Music aad mlle-a-mlnute thrill* as CENE routs cutthroat
cattle ru*tl*r* in a Jamtor** of danger and romance.
GENE AUTRY in
"MELODY
A  Rc-releasc with'
Smiley Burnette and Ann Rutherford
•SHORTS*
NEWS.
Chapter 11.  Purple Monatar, "Menace From Mars."
COLOR CARTOON
"TaUc of tha Town"—-Animals.
vUlt them Sunday. /•*-_"><
Mr. and Mrs.   Frank Galford (J
visitors  at  the' home of O
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams, of fl
Beaver  on   Sunday.
Arvena   Pelfrey  was  a  vUl- x
tor at   the   Cooper home   this a
Sunday, *i|
Garnet   Jean  Galford   spent .[}
the week end In Waverlv with p
Helen Conkel. fl
Allen. Jr., were "Columbus vla-j of  Waverly, and Mr. and Mr*. Si^ft^^l^&^SwJ&l
ltors on Tuesday. Edgar Adams and family were Diavi_1' were the Sunday visitors
Kcnneti.^ student at the -.uesu at the John T. Bumgarn- « the Prink Galford  home     ;
Beaver school U confined to his cr home on Sunday. «,«Sl h»nD.  t» h»*.>th-.i?to£
homc with a case of measles.    |    Nannie   Smith has been   on  32_h__«J?-___?*_2wi?ta
W. D. James observed hU 83rd the sick JUt suffering from an SfSP5^^«_S^___* *amiil** **'■
birthday on last Thursday. April attack of appendicitis.
11. Mr. James has lived at the-    ****  ***** Mrs. O. C. Brammer
same place for some 55 years.    I were Circlevllle visitors on last were
Allie Spencer fell recently and. Saturday,
threw her wrist out of place. It was   49 ycars ago on April
Virginia Mossbarger and Mr. 12 that R. E. Dcnney first came
and Mrs. Reginald Crissinger.: to Pike Cuonty to visit with
and George, of Columbus, spent hU uncle, Charles Dcnney, and
the weck end at the Wm Moss- ***** ****t*r. Eva Voelker. and
barger home. -tlnce that  time hc has  taught £J *5* c««
Marvin Jones, ear dealer, of *a many pupils as  any eastern  "*.
Portsmouth, was out last week P***e County teacher.      At the
and bought two cars off of the time he came here there wcre
Rurrficld   brothers. (two stores J. A. Bumgarner and
Mr. Fletcher of the Proctor J- E. Voelker. A. L. Brammer
and Gamble Co.. was in Givens was the railroad agent, Charles
last week.     * i Combs lived where Mr. Denney
Wm. Shrader, Jr.. wag In Co- now lives, Joe Estes was not
lumbus last Wednesday to see married at that time and was
"Lippy" Durochcr's Dodgers living where James Denney replay the Ncw York Yanks. -sides now, Bob Givens lived in
Neva Slone has been ln Lex-' the house where Isaac Wood-
Ington, Ky., at the home of her dell lives. Jug Givens lived
sUtcr the past wcek. i where Andy Brigner lives, Chris
Roy Chandler attended the Raidiger lived where Jolly Slone
annual inspection of Orient lodge lives, Pop Murphy lived where
at Waverly on Friday night.        Raymond Meyer lives, Thomas
The Weaver Extra Force on Rumfleld lived where Carlos
the C. St O. N. has been moved Maynard now lives, James Ri-
from Allen Spur to Minford.      jchardson   lived     where    Orlan,
H. B. Conkel of Union twp.  Allen lives. Teaching at the Ra-;
was in Columbus last  weck to der school was Given Rader, at
take the  work in the Scottish  the Armlntrout   brick was Joo
Rite. : Motes,  and  at the Armlntrout
Charles O.    Givens,    Garnet, school was Sam Westfall. »
and Gary Joe Vulgamore werc *he Isaac Wooddell home
caught on fifth Saturday by the
flu upxtali-x ar.d on Monday a
bunch of empty oil cans that
were In empty orange crates
caught on fire at the side of
the Voelker store and only be-'
cause the building was made of
blocks, kept it from burning to
the ground. '
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weiss  of
Electrical Appliance*.
Radio Service.
Crosley   Radios and Refrigerators.
Apex  Washers and Sweeper*.
Washers, Gas and Electric Stoves.
Custom Built  Phonographs.
Large Selection of Phonograph Records.
Philgas Sales and Service.
The Waverly Radio
and Electric Co.
KENNETH H. BREUNIG, Owner
WATER ST. WAVERLY, OHIO
Morrow Furniture Store 0
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WM. SCHAUSEIL. Agant
(Next  to   Post  Office)
COMMERCIAL
REFRIGERATION
AND
AIR CONDITIONING
Any     Kind   Of    Salf-Con-
lained   Or   Built-Up   In*
-   staUatlon.
Frea Engineering and
Estimates.
Dressier
Appliance Coses N. H'-S St. Phon* 8348
Chilllcolh*.   O.
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BeautifyyourHome
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Columbus visitors on Monday.
Eileen Givens snd Ethel
Wheeler, who arc employed in
Cincinnati, arc spending their
vacations at St. Cloud, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brlgner
and family, of Dayton, spent
the week end with Pike County
relatives.
Sam Havens U  on  thc   sick
list, having taken sick while, in Waveriy were in Givens on last j
; the corn field on*the Brammer, Monday.
Waverly Theatre
Friday and Saturday, April 19-20
Meet tha new King of lb* Bobby-Sock* . . . wllh hU own
tact—Bing'* vole* and that oilier guy'* bow tie. It'* tho
laugh-a-minute low-down on how twoonlng wa* born!
Paramount Prasantt
Out of This World
starring Eddie Bracken, Veronica Lake,
Diana Lynn with Cass Daley, and featuring Carmel Cavallaro, Ted Fiorito,
Henry King, Ray Noble and Joe Reich-
man playing together for the first time.
H*ar-_ddi* u** Bing's rose* to *ing: "Out Of Thi* World."
"June Comes Around Every Year," by Johnny Mercer and
Harold Arlan. plu* 'I'd Rather B* Me." Evan tha Crosby
Kid* are In il. (And thaj-'v* heard thai vole* before).
Th
Green'
Nigel
Sunday and Monday, April 21-22
Only Bctt* Davit would dara 11. Tha powerful atory of a
defiant woman, who challenaged th* world io make har
daring dream com* true!
BETTE DAVIS
Briegt • Great Play to th* Screen!
WARNERS'
ie Corn is
with John Dall,    Joan Lorring,
Bruce, and Rhys Williams
Meet John Dall. Ncw York's Stage Sensation!
Wednesday, April 24
A riot of romance and rivalry! Whan a daixling beauty
step* out of society and does a "hitch" in a shipyard!
A Sporting Chance
featuring Jane Randolph, John O'Mal-
ley with Stephen Barclay, Isabel Withers. Edward Gargan, Janet Martin
Th* following person* may call at th* theatre for a fre*
birthday pa** to any on* of th* abo-ra (bows:
ttata M. Holt, Margaret M. Carralt. Dorel Whaley. Mary
Ann Acord, Helen Wood*. Dorothy Woods. Maria Cehrei.
George Carey, B-rtha Oyer. Carl H. Schauseil. Tommy
George. Mrs. Lawranca McGuire. Martin Vulgamora, Hell-
ie Blakeman, Edward Pennington. Bertie Davis. Annabelle
Georg*. Mrs. H. J. Weits. Homer Chandler, Jas. Salyers.
Jasta Copley.
Mrs. Charles Skaggs. London.
U a patient at the General hospital   in   Portsmouth.
The effect of the coal strike
is being felt on the C. St O.
N. Ry.. as the section force was
cut to 3 men on Monday. -
_ OMEGA
farm farm   last week ant) had
to be taken to hU home.
Roy Fields of ObeU. *, who
U ln thc Navy and on the USS
"Wisconsin" is spending a furlough with relatives.
Iva. Imogcne and Orlan Allen. Jr.. spent the wcek endvat
the Wm. Dawes' home at Washington C. H. as Screpta and Susan Duwcs returned home with |     Thc Omega Neighborly Gard-
them, having come down to sec  en Club met  on  April   9th,  at
the class play, "Springtime For the home of MUs Ella Humphrey..
Susie"  at   Beaver high. j Mrs. Iva Franklin, the president,
Alfred Irvine has moved to conducted the business meeting,
the Culwell farm ccar Zahn's Mrs. Gladys Streltenbcrger hod
Corner. John Farmer has mov- charge of the program. The
ed from Columbus to the for- rnaln topic for the evening's dls-
t-ner Wooddell farm which he cussion was "Ornamental
recently purchased, and Carl Gourds." The flower contests
Farmer has moved to thc John were very interesting. At the
Farmer  farm. [close of the    meeting    refresh-
Mr.   nnd  Mrs.    Ralph    Arm-   ments  were  served   to  the fol-
strong and  family of Columbus  lowing    members    and    guests:
wfp week md visitors here.     | Miss Paul!-:-. Blarcr.   Mrs.  ZH-
Paul  Smith  was a visitor  In   ma Gildow nnd Billy. Mrs. Etta
Pc-r'.motith   Saturday. | Voelker. Mrs   Gladys  Streiten-
Mr. rnd Mi-*. R.t«sell Scho- berper and Jionnie. Mrs. Viola
field and family of -Springfield. Voelker. Mrs Emma Saxton. j
soent tho week end at the Mrs. Iva Franklin and the hos-
Chnrlei Spencer home. | teHs. Mrs.    Viola    Voelker   and
George E. Schuster. Jr.. was Mrs. Etta Voelker presented thc
a Portsmouth visitor on Satur- members with spring bulbs. The
dav. I next meeting will bc held at the
Ted Murray has an auto-car home of Mrs Iva Franklin, on
tractor   which   he   will   use   to   May 8th.
null   »  trailer from   D*vton  toj     Misses   M..rvlne   and   Pauline
Detroit, starting on    this    run Blazer.. Mrs  Zelma Gildow and
next week. ...        Billy, and Mi*s Ella Humphrey
Seventy-two   pairs   of  nylons -attended the golden wedding an-
w*L*L,_-0_n-_?°*P nt   V0<-l***clL« J_}!nlvcrsary of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
(Young,  of Springfield, on  Sun*
[day.  While   in  Springfield thev
:also visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Ncff.   Mrs.  Florence   Ncff.   Mr.
j and Mrs. O   C. Maloy and Mr.
! and Mr*. Joe McKinney.
Mr. and Mrt. Clarence (Mlck-
|ey) Maloy. of Chillicothe, »pent
j Sundnv in Springfield with Mr.
• and Mrs. O. (.*   Maloy.
Miss Lenor.i Weldc of Colum-
| bus spent the week    end    with
Mrs. Louisa Hoeckh.
Norman Foland, Mo. 1-c, USS
j "Alaska." spent a 15 day leave
! with his wife, th* former Viola
; Oeorffe, ,*-.. vr of Mr. and
. Mrs. Fred P. George, of Omega:
. Thev visited his two brothers,
I who live in Bhiefleld. Wesr-Va..
i pnd also friends In Columlkis.
| O. They had a very nice VJsit
: snd now Foland U stationed' in
j Norfolk, Va.. where his wlf** is
(planning to join him in a few
we*>ks.
I    Mrs. Norman Foland has <one
(back   to Columbus after spending a few days with her folks In
Omega.
Miss Annabelle George spent
a few days In Columbus thc past
week.
Thc Waveriy Junior Literary
club met April II at tbc home
of Miss Ella Humphrey with
Miss Anna Mac Reed ■*•- assUt-
lng hostess. The program consisted of three interesting papers as
follows: "Churchill, by Mrs.
Muriel Kay; "Chiang-Kai-Shek",
by Dorothy Matthews; "Stalin".
by Mrs. Janet Hughes..Eighteen
members answered the roll call'
bv naming a "Famous Person
of Today." A salad eourse was
served at the close cf the meet-
New Furniturel
Living Room Suit**. Bed Room Suites. Till-Back Chair*, fl
Platform Rocker*. Pur* Oak Breakfait Sat*. Also Chrom- (J
Ium Breakfast Sat*. Floor Lamps, Tab]* and Boudoir
Lamps. Kitchen and Utility Cabinets, and other Household
Furniture.
WUl hav* Washer*. Radio* aad all kind* of Electrical Appliance* by th* first of tha month.
Term* to  SuU Your Pockelbookl
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Government Surplus Beds
With Two Sterilized Felt Mattresses
SHERMAN
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April IB
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These beds have been reconditioned and the Mattresses have
been sterilized. These are fine
for homes, camps or cottages.
GLOBE FURNITURE CO.
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The Republican Herald
VOLUME 104
5
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 1946
NUMBER 17
FIGHT MADE ON
TUBERCULOSIS
County   Commissioners Endorse Health
Control  Program
PIKE  COUNTY   IS
FALLING IN LINE
Man Meeting To Be  Held
Next Wednesday Night
At  Court  House.
REV. J. J. UPTON IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
Waverly  Minister  Dies   At
Doctor's     Office     Io
Portsmouth.
The officers and -executive
committee of the Ohio Association of County Commissioners,'
meeting at the Neil House In
Columbus, on April 12, formal-:
ly endorsed a program of tuberculosis control as advocated;'
by the Ohfo Health Department
and sponsored by thc Joint
Committee on Tuberculosis
Control In Ohio. .
On a motion by Oliver Kuhn.
Stark County, and a second by
C. P. Laudorbaush, Franklin
County, the commissioners voted unanimously to "go on record as being In favor of the tuberculosis control legislation as
recommended by thc Ohio Department of Health.
John O. Lois and J. Edwin
Farmer of the Joint Committee
on Tuberculosis Control in Ohio
speaking at the meeting, pointed out that the state govern-:
ment has not assumed any responsible for the care of the
tuberculous and In 1944 did not;
appropriate any money what-'
ever to the Health Department
for a tuberculosis program. The
speakers further stated that thc
larger counties arc over-burden-:
ed with the task of trying to
operate large tuberculosis hos-:
pitals and the smaller counties
have Insufficient funds with
which to finance thc hospitalization of their active tuberculosis cases.
Thc specific legislation which
the commissioners endorsed
calls for a payment by the state
of $2.50 per patient, per day to
the county commissioners to assist them in paying for the care
of tuberculosis patients In approved hospitals; and the building of five new tuberculosis
hospitals, making 1100 new
beds available to all counties,
but particularly the 90 smaller
counties in the. state with no tuberculosis Hospitals. The commissioners also approved an appropriation of $30,000 per annum for the Division of Tuber-
culo.tis ln thc Ohio Department
of Health.
A committee has been formed In Pike County, and a meeting will be held at eight p. m.
Wednesday. May 1st, at thc court
house In Woverly with a representative from the state joint
committee. There will be movies and a discussion on thc control of tuberculosis.
It is Important that we havc
a largc'and active committee in
Pike County and all Interested
!•"$*••••■•*  arc  urged  to attend.
ELBOW  FRACTURED
Rev. Jame* J. Upton, 69. a
resident of Wavcrly and form-,'
erly a Freewill Baptist minis-j
ter at numerous places ln Scioto and Pike counties, died'
suddenly Tuesday about 2 p.
rn. in the office of Dr. Dow Al*
lard on Chillicothe St., Ports-'
mouth, near Portsmouth Gen-.:
eral hospital.
The retired minister was:
stricken while at the service
station of Bill Hedges on Chilli-1
coth« St.. Portsmouth, and was;
rushed to General hospital, but:
when no doctor was found a-
vaflable there, was assisted to
thc nearby office of Dr. Allord.
Coroner Virgil Fowler said a
heart  attack  caused  death.
Rev. Upton was born In Lew-
Is County, Ky.. August 9, 1876.
a son of Rev. Newt and Jennie*
Mericle Upton. He hed numerous charges In Pike and Scioto
Counties. A son preceded him
fn death.
Rev. Upton Is survived by his
wlfc. Odella, who is clerk of
the election board In Wavcrly,
and a brother, Fred, of Neosho,
Missouri.
Services will be held at the
Gregg funeral home Friday at
one p. m. with the Rcv. John
Kemper, of Sciotoville, officiating. Burial will bc in Green-
lawn cemetery. Portsmouth.-
Thc bodv will bc at the residence until 11 a. m. Friday.
VICTIM IN BRAWL
fmmers urged
toselljheat;
Will  Be Helping toj
Feed Starving People Of Europe.
HE WIlTaLSO
-HELP HIMSELF
Can Take Contract Of Sale
Inatead Of Cash If He
So Desires.
MRS. ELLA JONES
DIES   SUDDENLY
Heart Attack Fatal To Former Resident .While Visiting Here.
Funeral service*", for Mrs. Ella
Jones, 74. widow of Ezra Jones,
of Norwood, who dropped dead
of a heart attack at six p. m.
Saturday, while visiting friends
MANY 4-H CLUBS
ARE ORGANIZED
To Date, 21 Are Go-1
in_r With More Beintr \<   Sixteen members and a guest
oeing ! atteiiaed  tbe April mccting of
MERCHANTS  ARE
BACK Ot_SCOUTS
Will Sponsor Boy Scout Cub
Croup  Again This  Year
For Fourth Time.
Promised.
the  Waverly Rciail Merchants'
: Association at the Pfk« County
Fish St Game club house, near
...,_._..-,   —,...« n  iiiu.u-    ——   r*at*****.es     a r*rs <-*.»•**»»   es   *****  t*   _iui.-   liuu nt
n  Wavcrly, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.  80 BOYS, 162 GIRLS Lake White lasuwcek
Charles Rlt.-hle, 28, Latham.
was improving today in General hospital, Portsmouth, from
an abdominal knife wound suffered  Tuesday  afternoon' hcre.
He was given first aid at Waverly and was sent to the hospital where Drs. William Singleton and Hubert Thurman attended him.
Sheriff Jesse Foster of Pike
county arrested Ova Montgomery of Elm Grove on charge
of cutting with Intent to kill
Mr. Ritchie. Officials said that
Montgomery had been drinking
and attacked Ritchie In a tavern.
HEZEKIAH   GROVES
Hczeklah Groves, 83. died at
his homc in thc Camp neighborhood Wednesday at 5:15 a.j
m..  following  a  brief  illness.
He was a life-loAt resident of
Pike Countv and vmf. a son of
William and RhodaV>roves.
Mr. Groves Is survived by a
brother, Charles Groves. Camp,,
and a sister. Mrs. Mollle New-
land. Washington C. H.
Funeral arrangements are
under the direction of Gregg
funeral home.
FUNERAL HOME PAINTED   ;
Painter Pat    LIttlelohn    has:
started   to   repaint   the   Gregg
funeral homc on Water St. The.
exterior will  be repainted. j
The farmer who delivers his
wheat now not only feeds tbc
starving Europeans—hc - helps
himself.
That's the statement made
this weck by William Cutlip.
dhairman of thc Pike County
AAA Committee. _
Cutlip was speaking In reference to the recently launched.
Emergency Wheat PurohUsc
Program of the Unltcd/States
Department  of  Agriculture.
Cutlip points out that any
Pike County farmer who delivers wheat to his local elevator
doesn't have to take today's
market price. He can take a
contract of sale instead of the
cash.
Then the farmer con study
thc market and present that contract of sale for payment any
time between now and March
31.-.IM7, choosing whatever
p'-rchaso date he thinks best. If
in* chooses a date aftcr Janu-i
ary 1. 1947, he can report that
money as income earned in
1947.
Meanwhile, hc doesn't have
any storage problems. He doesn't havc to worry about storage
space, whether weevils will get
Into his wheat, or whether the
bin will burn down.
•There's still a good deal of
wheat in the county that could
be .delivered," Cutlip added.
-Trouble Is. a lol of Pikc Coun*,
ty farmers arc thinking In the
terms of hundreds of bushels.
"What we're all going to
havc to do." hc concluded, "Is
forget about thinking in terms
of hundreds of bushels. When
people arc starving we've got
to start thinking Tn terms of
delivering every single bushel
of wheat possible."
SECRETARY   RESIGNS
R.  Finney, were held Tuesday   m /-»*t»/
at 10:30 a. m. at the Gregg fun-  NUW
eral home wtth thc Rev. R. La.
Officld ln charge    and    burial
was made ln thc Mound cemetery at Piketon.
Mrs. Jones, whote husband,
Ezra, died suddenly of a heart
attack ten years .150. had arriv.
NEWS IN COURT
HOUSE CIRCLES
Judge  Bagby  Hands
Down Decision In
Schwardt Case
SAYS  NO~MONEY
ENROLLED .w^^Lt T£&__ IS DUE PLAINTIFF
  ; went on record as sponsoring 	
Four    New    Clubs    Started  the Ooy Scout Cubs again this  Rapp-Martin SuiU Aro AI-
This Year And Two More    *****. **** |*^1'?" ,h**Vp?V •* H**rd B* Jud** B**h*
1     ti-    rscf ; sored this group for the past 3 .     . i.     __ *-.**•
In The Offing. ! years. *-**** Monday.
 . . I    A  tribute  was also  paid  to 	
To date 21 clubs havc organ* Waverlv   Scoutmaster   Earl   C.      Judge Joseph   W.   Bagby,  of
ed at thc hbm* ef Mr. and Mrs. i«d  with two more scheduled James for his  untiring   efforts  Georgetown,   recently    handed
James R. Finney for an Easter to   organize   this  weck.  There  and thc excellent Job    he   has down an opinion In the case of
week end visit. She died short- arc feu boys and  102 girls en- done In thc past with the local  **■ w* Schwardt vs. Norfolk St
ly  after arrival  when  strjeken  rolled.-Clubs lhat have organlz- Scouts. Western  Railway Company.
wllh a heart attack. ; cd are: • ■'    The guest of the evening. Os-      The plaintiff asked $2.t}07.43
Mrs. Jones wm born ln Jack-      Elm Grove Busy Guys, Chas. car Raidiger,    then    explained ** damages in two causes of ac*
son coij/ity on Match 31. 1872. a E. Wyckoff, advisor. . his work in organizing a base* I***. **** lot alleged overtime
daughter of Andrew and   Mar-.     No Name Happy Gang. Mrs.  ball team here during thc sum-  *** 1*** other upc|  an alleged
aret Glllari War! ; Opal- Bayhan   and   Mrs.   Delia  mer months. I contract   of  employment   as   a
She Is survived by a daught- Shaw, advisors. 1    The organization also donat- bridge guard for the duration Of
r.   Mrs.   Edgar'Pyle.   of  Nor-      Bcaver  Boys'  Club, Mr.  and  ed the sum of $23 as a rontri-  the war.
wood; a son, Paul    Ward,    of Mrs. J. A. Rapp  advisors. butlon to help defray prelimin-      The court said, fn his opinion
Piketon;  two  brothers,  Charles      Stockdalc Lucky 4-Leaf Club,  ary   expenses   and   pledged   its   "The record    shows    that    the
Ward, of Spoken".  Wash., and  .Mrs. A. C. Brunner. advisor.        support to assisting in fixing up plaintiff accepted the pay wlth-
Harry Ward,  of -Montana; four      Hubba   Hubba   Sewing   Club,  the amusement park. out question throughout his em*
sister**,   Mrs.   W.  S.   Moo**,  of .Mrs. Nellie Pettlt. advisor. Merchants  present  al»o   dis-  ployment. It seems to tnc that
Huntington.  West  Va,;  Mrs.  F.      Latham  Liners. Mrs. Maxine cussed at length two problems, if the plaintiff honeotly bellev-
Beekman. that of traffic tie-ups and  the ** *** w*» entitled  to .greater
J. Baldwin, of Bellefontalne
Mrs. S. G. Coffman. of Arlington. Va.; ami Mifs Jennie
Ward, of Huntington. W. Va.
Alma  Scw-ettcs,  Mrs.  Emma parking   situation   ln   Waverly. Pa>* than he was receiving, can
Oyer. , and whys ar.d   means to assist dor on  ***** P*-rt required  that
Beaver Merry    Mixup. /Mrs.  in   helping   to   keep   the  main   he make known to his employ-
-..,-.---  TS  ........-, Martha    Davis    and Mrs., Lola  business blocks cleaner. er   his   claim   for   higher   pay.
CHOOSE 4-H ANIMALS       * Hammerstcin. •     L. p. Vallery reported to the This  he  fialed  to do.  Plaintiff
Ton 4-H members of thc coun-      Scioto Jolly Mixers, Miss Jcan group that letters werc in the having  been   silent  throughout
ty have secured their beef hclf- Rittenour. mail   to   all   business   property  'he course of his employment.
en tor their 4-H club projects      Latham    Hustlers,    Clarence owners and tenants asking co- wc think hc should have Contin-
this year   FIvjb of  tha   heifers Turner. operation  In  the  paint-up and  ***  *•** silence when  his em-
were purchased from G. W. Rit-      Jaspcr    Junior    Star,     MUs clean-up campaign now    being ployment     ended;     what     the
tenour and two were_ purchased Marylou Vulgamore. j sponsored by  the group. After  P.a-ntiff did throughout his em-
Prussia   Builders   of  Tomor- adjournment  lunch was served  ployment speaks with a volume
rwo.  Bill Cool and Miss Mary by the food committee. | too great to hear him now."
Judgment    was    entered
Mrs.
Flor-
from J. M. Brown. Jr.
L. P. McCann, Extension An*
imal   Husbandman   from   O.   S.   E. Weiss
U.. came to the county on  last      Helping   Hands,   Mrs.   Mary-
Tuesday  to  help  thc  members belle Potts,
ond parents select    their    anl*1     Bethel   Busy  Stitchers,
mats. Steve Vallery. R- O. Mc* Alma   Gleason  and   Mrs.
Ferren and Walter Deacon also  ence  Dixon.
accompanied   the   croup   when      Rainbow    Workers,      James Mitchr'li. Leo Lorbach
the selections were made. | Lightle. /^\Jta*im.  E. R. Hayes   C
All of the calves are register-      Ladd    Seamstcr-cttes.      Mlss^el. Harry Vallery and C  Lew
ed and thus far nine of the mem- Helen  Stroud. 1 U Rldenour.
bers have chosen Herefords and      Busy Beavers,      Miss Lucille' •	
one has chosen Angus.        Two Haltcrman and Miss Jean Rapp.: WESLEY R. DAVIS
additional   members     plan     to      Chattering Chums, Mrs. Glad-      Services for Wesley tt. Davis.
make     some    out-of-the-county ys  Cisco  and  Mrs.  Gusta  Me-  73 year old farmer, residing on til May 3rd. Wray Bevens rep*
visits this week  to    look    for Guire. • Lucasville Route 3. ncar Wake- •"■•--ents the plaintiff and W. T.
Shorthorns. Iadho   Variety     Club.     Mrs.  field, who died Friday morning Reed the^dc/endant.
Members   present   were*   Dr.
William   E.  Tripp.  Hansel  But- gainst the plaintiff for costs,
ler.   William G.  Vallerv.  J.  T George   D.   Nye   represented
McLean.  Benny  Noel,   Winston lhe plaintiff, and Bannon. Ban-
Arrowood. D. Stull Moore. L. P ****. l*ynn and Howland. Ports-
Vallery. H. E.  Brown,    Taylor mouth,   and   G.   W.   Rittenour,
a,   E. represented   the  railroad.
J. Hei- Time tor appeal has expired.
Saturday. April 20, Judge E.
I D.   Parker  continued   the  con-
I tested divorce case    of    James
Brewster vs. Pearl Brewster un*
Miss Margaret Buell. after
serving 5 years as secretary of
We Waverly high school alumni
association, has resigned. She
has been succeeded by Mrs.
Madalyn Holberg.
POEM TO BE PUBLISHED I
A poem written by a Piketon
high school Junior, Otto Reno,
has been accepted bv the National High School Poetry association for publication In the
annual Anthology of High
School Poetry. His poem is called.   "Nocturnal   Snowstorm."
Those who have already chos- Jessie Le«dom and Mrs. Flossie of a heart attack, were hcld at.
cn   and   secured .their  animals  Beeman. 1 two p. m. Sunday from the Set
Include the following: Rdbert.' Waverly Girls' Club. Mrs. Ed- oto church, near Wakefleld
Harriett and Donald Ault. Teddy na Ezclle and .Miss Louise with the Rcv. Lawrence Coli
and Marilyn Rittenour, William  Moore. . ver. Ashland. Ky..  officiating
Monday. April 22nd, Judge
Joseph W. Bagby, sitting without a Jury, heard two damage
cases, they being: C. J. Martin
and James Lawless. Andre Swl-      Oak Vallev Boosters. Mr. and      Mr. Davis was "plowing on his vs.   Alex   Rapp  and  Joe  Rapp,
ger. Roy Bumgarner and Robert  Mrs. J. A. Moats. farm  when  stricken.  His  wife,  and Blanche Sibole    vs.    Alex
Deacon. Four of these clubs arc new   Mrs. Tishla Davis,   looking out  H»t>p and Joe Rapp. The plain-
Those who    are    considering ones  this   year and    the    two   the kitchen door, saw that the tiffs sought sums allegedly lost
Shorthorns nre   Donald Hopkins scheduled to organize this week  horse,   harnessed   to   the   plow,  because  they    were   pri-yented
and Dole Haynes. ,' are  also   new  clubs.  They   are  had   stopped.   She   investigated   from carrying on their business
cfuT-_-  mnwm  nt av     : Jasper   Boys   undcr   leadership  and found hcr  husband's body.   >n the building wrecked by the
SENIORS CHOOSE PLAY      of DeWitt Terry and thc Dally-      Dr. A. M. Shrader. acting cor- automobile of Alex Rapp. driv-
The Senior Class of Waverly  vills  Boys  with   Lucian  Amctt  oner,  was  called  and  hc  gave  "*  by Joe Rapp. After hearing
selected "Spring  Ss leader. a  verdict  of death  by   a  heart-the evidence Judge Bagby took
y for this      xjiC  4.H  c|ub    agents    have  attack. the case  under advisement. W.
a rc- been  contacting previous advis-      Mr. Davis was born In Gallia  T.  Reed  represented  the plairv
ors and potential  new advisors county  on  June   28,   1872.  the  '*tt* and George D. Nye the de-
The 3-act crmi-dv, written by urging  them  to  oreanlre  their son of Charles  D.  and  Bertha fendants.
Florence   Rycrson     and     Colin  club« as early os possible. Com- Mvers Davis. tf* Armintho   Knlsley   filed   her
Clements.^ will   appeal   to   both  mendation sfiould be given  all      Surviving, in addition to theVpetition against    thc    unknown
Green" as its r..-ss play for this
1 has all
hearsals.
ycar and has a! ready begun rc*
Miss Geneve Buckle, 3422
Gallia St., Portsmouth, manager
of the Schaefcr Super Market,
at 14th and Chillicothe SU., in
that city, suffered a serious
fracture of hcr left elbow while,
at Lake White, near Wavcrly,
with a party of store employees;
last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Buckle was driving an
automobile and as she passed a
truck, hcr arm, which was rest-'
ing pn door sash of her machine was struck. She was
moved to Mercy hospital at
Portsmouth, whe're it was found
by Dr. H. It Kell that thc in-,
jury is of a serious nature as'
the elbow was broken, dlslocat
ed and crushed. .
**  CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
Effective Sunday, April 28th,
there will bc a change of time
for three of the four trains on
thc .Norfolk Se Western Railway;
going through Waverly. Train'
No. 33. which now goes thru!
Waverly. north, at 5:52 In the;
morning, wlll now arrive at.
6:10 a. m.. or 18 minutes later. No. 35, which now arrives!
at 3:37 In the afternoon, will;
run an hour and six minutes
later or at 3:03 p. m. On thc
south bound, there will be but
one change. No. 36, which now
arrives at 1:09 in the afternoon, is scheduled for one hour
and 45 minutes later or at 2:54
f>. m. There will bc no change
n the midnight train. No. 34.
TO GIVE* COMEDY
On the evening of May 10.
the seniors of Piketon high
school will present "The Life
of the Party." While the pUy
centers on the interests of thc
teen-age group It will be of In*
terest to the more mature spectators as well as those of high
school age.
HOTEL REDECORATED
Painters have been busy for
the past month repainting and
redecorating the Emmitt House
hotel, grill and dining room.
Thev have completed the interior decorating of the dining
room, lobby, grill and several
of the rooms in thc building.
THE SENIOR CLASS
— OF —
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
— PRESENTS —
"MURDER MANSION"
(BY ORVILLE SNAPP)
THURSDAY, MAY 2nd
8:30 P. M.
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL ABDITORIUM
(Produced by Special Arrangement wllh   Samuel  French)
CAST OF CHARACTERS
(In order of appearance)
Carlotta Cramer, who inherits a mansion 	
 THELMA   MEAD
Ophelia Smith, her colored maid	
     BETTY BAKENHASTER
Miml Spaulding. Carlotta's aunt   BETTY ROOSA
Mary Marley. housekeeper of the mansion  ......   .   .
   BESSIE  LEETH
Palmer Keen, an attractive young man CALVIN CARTER
Madame Marie Ravnll, a medium MARIO.V LEEDOM
Benjamin Hicks, a detective ROBERT CARTER
Albert Jackson, who arrives unexpectedly MILTON MEAD
Flora Manning, who comes to pay a vUlt...'	
 DARLENE ROARK
Dr. Lionel Hamilton, of the Hillsdale Sanatorium   ...*:.
 *. WYLIE LEEDOM
Dramatic  Director MISS  Vu£gAMORE
Stage Technicians    PETER MURAF,
DOUGLAS VANMETER, RUSSELL KNEISLEY
THE SCENES
The entire action of the play takes place- In the living
room of an old mansion located neat the Maine Coast.
Act Onc: Early evening in May.
Act Two; A few minutes later.
Act Three: Half an hour later. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Senior Class U deeply grateful to Mr. William
Tetrick and to the families and friends who assisted with
the play.
young and old   These same au-  county  schools  for  their readv
thors  wrote.     Harriet." 3   stage and willing co-operation,
masterpiece,     In     which   Helen .
Hayes was starred. HAROLD WELTY  ALBIN
Harold Welty Albin. a farmer  Mrs. Frank Crabtree, of Lucas-, resented bv W. T. Reed
wife,   are  3  sons.   Everett  and heirs,   administrators,     assigns.
Alfred, both of Parkersburg, W. etc.. of Mary Benner. deceased,
Va..   and   Herbert,  of  Hunting- to quiet  title  to  real  estate in
ton.   W.   Va.;   and   a  daughter. Perry township. Plaintiff U rep*
XI--.-      .   taT-.-. T_«_      *—•-..» I1.HUIU    a*t-*iy   alia/ill,   ai   :ai:ut.      —• -*•    -  -—-*    **-
£&S:_ £°™'eJS*i\A5}?,**°** ot Chillicothe rfd 1. died at his  ***** Route 3
Blanche Rapp. Earl Strickland
Marv Joe Jonc« Adaline Douglas. Pat Cool. Frank Armbruster. Norma Weber, Dale Downing. Marv Jo Martin. Arnold
Walker. Bob Scott and Vincent
Scott.
Tulidav1" MgP?4 lTlck«-tsnw?M  °na Mor'on- ***** •urv*vc-' aIo"8   _,^D
Tuesday.  .Mar -4.  Tickets  w.ll   wjth 5 daUKhter-  M„. Kaihle.-n  * ban?*..Wi.Va '• **a"y. of Crown
home at 3:55 p. m. Sunday following an illnc_> of four weeks.
He was a native of Pike county, and was bom Jan. 28. 1904,
the son of Hczeklah and Dora
E. Vulgamore Albin. Hc was
married on Mar. 2. 1921. to Lc-
Also among the survivors arc . P,KE *-*COUT*5 ELECT
3 sisters, Mrs. Edward Beckett. Interested Pike county scout*
of Huntington W. Va Mrs *** organized a dUtrict commit-
Seladia Shawibcr. of ilolden. tee at a meeting held Thursday
W. Va.: and Mrs. Jennie Whent- °« lhe court bouse in Waverly.
Icy. of St. Albans. W. Va.. and :>I **■ Cofer was elected as
6 brothers: Rov, Chillicothe; 'Chairman and F. B. Cooper as
Herbert and Otto, both of SJ, vfe
trfct.
chairman of the new dis-
Mr  Cofer will appoint the
be placed on .He April 25 (to- ^ ^^ C h^bus ih. Wa City. W. Va.. Chester, of Cln- "■embers of. the six operating
dayK Reservations can1 be made Bcthard and the MUs«i'June cinnati. and Shirley of .New committees in the near future,
on Wednesday. May 8th. S_S_^^Tm___i*^_ii niAhl Mexico Pike county U the last of the
 ,—■           ; Helen  and   Malinda,  all  at  the  •'"?*_?-, ._.     .   ..  _ #_,., ,«•.,,•-..- „» ,,.„ *--.,(„» r nn.
MOVING  HOUSE ' home; two grandchildren, a bro-
Contractor A E. Whim and if****** *V**b* "•- A*HEJ*«Cfej*J_"
force of men are moving the 2- natir* * s'*,er- ***, K *>■*****
story frame house on Water St., °f Columbus, andI two Ite If bro-
belongtng to the Clarence Val- «*'?„s' ****** Cock***1**, S.pr'n.8'
lerv estate to a new location ****** -*** ******* ** w**t Vir*
on Lock St rec*.   The site where  •**■_■*_  . _ ._    ,
thc house stor-d will be used for Sf,*;v-Jccs were held at two p.
a new tractor sales and show* **,* Wednesday at Ware s funcr-
room to be erected by Clarence a' }°™cnS£*"*__*e* «!•_.'»
Vallery Sons. Inc. Work on the
Rcv. H. Park Tucker officiating
Burial was by the A. M. Gregg ***>* districts of the Chief Log-
Co. in Scioto cemetery.       —^ j a* Council.  Boy Scouts  of  A-
——— a  ■* merica.  to organize.
ONE ABSENT BALLOT Attending   the  meeting  were
Pike county, which usually Mr. Cofer. Mr. Cooper, W. J.
breaks into the public print ev- Beoddy, R. C. Willson. E. F.
cry year over absent voter el- Lorentx. G. L. Leedom, John
ection scandal*, has certainly Caldwell. Charles E. Harris. L.
leaned ovcr backwards this •**>• Jameson, O. M. Vulgamore.
vear. Only one absent voters' Sheriff J. H. Foster. Joe H. Ban-
ballot   has   been   cast   for   thc  *t an* Robert D. West.
- "'» __"_T _.__■"":   .nd interment was made in th.-,  P-"ll™-0* in May. Capt. Charles      **** »-**xt meeting of the corn-
new building .will bc started at fKii^^Jl*il_^2!^* »_5_ J-  Dewey, who recently return-  nil»cc ***** *>***_ **t tor May 2*.
once.
OFFICIALS ON CARPET
Sixteen of tha 19 presiding
Judges of elections of Pike Co.
: were present ut a meeting of
the Pike County Board of Elections Wednesday evening. Winn
Farmer, chairman of the board,
conveyed to the presiding Judg.
Little Mound cemetery at Richmond Dale.
c-d to Honolulu, after a visit;
with hU parents. Mr, and Mrs.
Floyd Dewey, of Jasper. U thc
BORN—A SON
A son. weighing 6 pounds. 14
bom  at   10:38
WAKEFIELD TEAM WINS
Wakefield    high   school   soft- ?.n*y voter having cast a Repub-  I'*cu£^* .*'"*,,*■,
ball team defeated the Waverly hcan primary ballot. Not a sing- *■**■■ ****?*• ^S^*^AaJSa
high school  team at  Wakefleld le  Democrat  had  voted  up  »' ^  *° {-^a^,."^fI,Ia^"
last Wednesday afternoon. 18 to Tuesday noon. Icrly Krl-xwise-r*.. Y,a-
Helman and  Kcnnard  formed thc losing battery and Crab-
GEO.  STEINER  RESIGNS
Gcorco  W   St-fincr   of Nrw- fined 910
es Just how Secretary of State'J"* and ArUs the winning bat* ,on  township,  veteran  member R°-*.« Lee Taylor, 31. PorU-
Hummel   wants     the    election tcry*                                               ; of  the  Pike County  Board  of mouth, charged  by    the    state
conducted in Pike County this       pucfton man »ri*_T m      • Elections,   and  a former clerk highway patrol    with    reckless
fall and asked the Judges to act;     ,22Ef WtJ-TtSn-d of the board, has resigned, ef- driving on Route 23 south, was
accordingly.                                   | _,-7_'_*___f_ ^fLJiSSil^HSi fective immediately, because of ******** **° ********** *>* ********
Relatives   he
| of the.dcath
I ridge. 43, Friday
in   an   automobile
SMALL  FIRE  FRIDAY
The Waverly    Fire    Depart-  _
ment was called about noon oo\r****™^&*
Friday   to   extinguish   a   small  _Mr*  Woolridge *»-as_born
■___ h«T !<a-.mr*_ ** the board, has resigned, cf- a-'''*'"*g. on Koute -J. sou
of \leK__ev Wo_l ***Uv* immediately, because of ***** **° andc0*** *>*
iday at ?o7r ar «U **** ****** -••> S.-Hner was well H. F. Junk at Waverlr h
laay ai iour a.  3_: ._-___ •_ _.__.•__ ._ ,  _,-   urdav.
H  versed In election laws and his *-rd*,y.
"absence will bc keenly felt by
the board.
l_tc Sat
in
N.   _   W.  TRAIN   NAMED
First prize winner of 3500 in
blaic'at 'the^Mrs^Mary Stewart; Blucfieid.  West" Va„ December!   WAVERLY   DRIVER   FINED ; the Norfolk and Western Rail*
residence on South Market St..j «i,18?g*   ... I    John H. Tainer, 30. Waverly.'way s   "Na""   Train   Contest,'*
where some  bed clothing had'     Mr* }Voolridgc U survived by:ar-rcsted Wednesday    night    at announcedjrccently, U Leonard
become ignited.
WILL  VISIT  CHURCH
Members of Waverly Chapter, of Jasper, three brothers. Geo
hU wife, Ethel. 3 sons. Calvin.: Water and Paint Street*  Chilli--A- Scott. S3, retired N. & W.
of Chillicothe; Seaman 1-c Ever- j cothe, and charged with opcrat. section man._jX Dry Branch, Va.
ett. who is ih Japan; and James! j*-,*-• -,„ automobile while under whose entry.
** ' the influence of liquor, was fin-1 *
The Powhatan
ij. . Arrow, was seicc-aca as *J*e
Order of Eastern Star will at-! Albert and Lee Woolridge all *d gioo and thc cosU by Mayor a>ost appropriate name for the
tend thc morning church serv-jof Piketon; 3 sisters. Mrs. Jas-;H. H. Brown, Chillicothe. last - railroad s new streamlined all-
Ices In a group on next Sunday I Woolridge. and Mrs. Andy Day; Thursday. < ****** V*****gcr train. »_
morning at    the    Presbyterian' of Piketon   and    Mrs.    H.    H.j         *  The announcement  by N, *t
morning  ai    urn    rrcsDyicr.an  Wri^ht   Q, Wm vtrglnlaf FIELD TRIALS \ W.   officials  climaxed   a  three-
 '. -«*— — [    Gregg funeral home was In'     Pike  Countv  Coon  Hunter's week search through more than
CLASS PLANS BANQUET : charge of funeral arrangements. Association will hold a field; 100.000 contest entries.
Junior class of Waverly high:. Services were held at two J trial at Gillie Reeves' farm on, The new daylight luxury
school will hold its annual Jun-jpT m- Tuesday from the Yankee Beaver's Ridge on Sunday af-; train, bearing the name The
lor - senior banquet on Friday,'Hill church with the Rcv. Don j ternoon. April 28th. commene-; Powhatan Arrow, will make
night at thc Lake White club: Humble officiating and burial ing at 1:30. James Penn is the: iu maiden run between Nor*
it was annouccad recently.      jwas in the adjoining cemetery; president of the association.       j folk and Cincinnati on April 2«.