Republican Herald 1946-08-29

              THE REPUBUCAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO.  THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1946
PAGE EIGHT
MAJESTIC
CHILLICOTHE, OHIO
Rev,
GIVENS ! dinner for her iister. Leota Mc-
______ Gulre. on Sunday.
David Williams, •former!    Leonard Otassbura spent last
SWIFT CREEK
im  una. ci.ahv hukki
pastor of the Stockdale, Beav-   ***** ***}* *°*****0i*. **.*** I     Carl Hlnc* of South Charles-
er     and     Piketon    fcethodWt   ***** children   had   their   ton-   ton WM a  .^.-j Kuest of ,lU
churches,  and   now of  Lynch-   **** ******** *x ,**.he.Pr* Mytlng   parent   Mr. ^^   Mrs   E,
burg. O.,  has  been chosen  by 1 er clinic at Chillicothe. , nines, at Beaver,
the Methodist church in dellv* j «/• •n**J*" *Jw?ffl1,5?JrI* ■, *** Myrtle Gordon, former-
ering 25 head of cattle to Eur-! ston-and Gene of Chillicothe ■ ]y 0| Reaver, now at the home
ope. The trip will take from 4 t ^i^-gJSK. °'.* tS"nr,d*y* ,.' of *** ******* Sadie. Hammer-
to 6 weeks. ; . *** Richards of London was tteln. Is III. but able to enjoy I
Ruth Baker spent last weck In Givens on Monday. card, letter* and calU from her
end at. the Cappy Lowe homo i. Some of the local gardeners * many friends,
in Jackson. ! ***** **** their PJ-n-Pk'nf wore Mr. and Mr- Rgj-no^ L.
Pete Weaver Is employed on out ***** vines dragging them, Bapst and son, Raymond L„ Jr.
the Gregg C. At O. Ry. section., **** *** ground, but with R. j .n_ Gilbert falakc and son
Effle AUcn. Gladys Dick and **■ j***?** ?_» ******* ****.*? i Charles, were Sunday guests of
---- ***** that their hides1 bursted Mr. nnd Mn w. w^p^301
Donald Shy of Ironton spent! Mr Bn_ Mrs Bn, B&gOttl
he week end at the home _f,and fam„y of colmnbus Sent
his mother near here.                | ,Mt week at their home ln Bea-
Gcorge  Bandv   has  sold  his   ver
farm on Maadow Run   to Jetf\    mi-, and Mrs. Russell Chand
daughter wcre in Springflcld
last wcek to sec Elmer Allen,
who is on the sick list.
Luther Rumfleld took Gene
McGrath'a car to Portsmouth
on Tuesday aftcr the car had
b^en given' a'tunc-up^'at'the   M5Co,y *%?*** i*°u*ht the,?*1!/ Aet'ot n'wr Dayton weVe^guwts !
local garage. I ******<** a*™* ***** ***** ****-, of their parcnti, Mr. and Mrs '
Georgc"iX'tllllon, Jr. and Paul; **Hi* d'vjdr    , _      ■-
Boom -Acre   Springflcld   via.    . D- ».. ^leu^ Uw^nw and
tnr« 1 ita «.!*,•_ J. D. McGulrc .sere back to the
' Mao* Scha?fcr of Columbut.' D- °* McGu1:? ***** ** ****
tonne? buck Hollow resident. ***** ******' ***** ** ^l*******
visited   at    the   Tracv   Brickcv       Rcv*   Slone  ***nl  last wcek
I vsri^i£zJ2t&; »*g ecss_«gssK
CJeorge  Slone.  Jr. who  has   ***** ****** Clarence Aaams were
Piketon Theatre
SATURDAY ONLY,
AUGUST 24th
Throbbing with suspense—as a girl investigator pits her
beeuiy and cunning against lb* warped brain of a sadistic
killer!
The Undercover Woman
with
Stephanie Bachelor. Robert* Livingston,
Richard Frazier
and
Isabel Withers, Helene Heigh,  Edythe
Elliott and John Dehner
•SHORTS*
HEWS.
CARTOON
POPULAR SCIENCE.
"PHANTOM RIDER"—Chapter No. 2
Waverly Theatre
Friday and Saturday, Aug. 23-24
M* -lery maslerpltrco of 19461 Grocnitrccl and Lorre frighten-thctn-uelT-ri! Screen shivaril You'll squeal, scream,
ihritk and ihudder!
Sidney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre and
Geraldine Fitzgerald
been learning to fly at a Chilli
cojiie airport, made the trip
down anu flew over artne on
last Wednesday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culp of
Allcman. Ia.. and Omer Culp
wcrc calling on friends hcre on
last Tuesday. Culp family had
their annual reunion at Briggs-
dalc on Sunday.
The C. & O. Ry. expects to
put ncw steel and floor In the
bridge on Rt. 124 at the Floyd
Baker home and traffic wtll be
detoured around the county
road for some six weeks.
Roy Chandler,  who recently
suffered a broken leg at Ports-
1 mouth  steel  mill,  returned  to
1 his work   last Thursday,
Portsmouth visitors last Satur
day.
J. H. Spencer spent last
week in Jackson counly.
Tracy Brickcy and Gene Adams Were business visitors in
Fayeltesvillc on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tut-
Joshua Chan-tlcr and  Mr.  and [
Mra.  Peter  Balzcr Sunday.
William (Bill) Brown of Ml-
amlsburg and Dayton, ls spend-:
Ing a week's vacation with his
parents.   Mr.  and  Mrs.  W. W.
Brown.
Miss Julia Ann Hakes of
Springflcld went from hcre to
her grandmother's, Mrs. Iva
Thomas. Friday, ao she could
attend thc London Fair this
week.
Hent Newman, and son, Harvey, of Vinton county, called
on S. A. Downey Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blake
spent the week end in Spring
field.
William Gambill, Jr., former
Gilbert Grocery salesman, has
gone to California, where he is
to be employed.
Pony Lykins of Ashland, Ky.,
spent thc week end at his brother. Ted Lykins' home.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Spencer and
family,   Mr.  and   Mrs.   Russell
IN—
//
Three Strangers"
with
Joan Lorring and Robert Shayne
Sunday and Monday. Aug* 25-26
The illutioivihallering appearance of his wife In old fashioned pink woolen pajamas—with har hair dona up in pigtails 'Jed with little girl ribbons. He laughs hysterically.
She retires. Result—No Honrymoonl
Robert Walker and June Allyson
in ... O-M'i delicious just married  comedy
The Sailor Takes a Wife
with
Hume Cronyn,
Audrey Totter, Eddie 'Rochester'
Anderson,   Reginald Owen
Wednesday, Aug. 28
5 Bullets—and one last desperate hope—"Talk about suspense! ThU has ill"—Alfred Hitchcock.
//
//
M-G-M Presents
The Last Chance
"First on your movie list!"
The following persons may call at tha theatre for a lraa
birthday pats to any ona of tbt above shows:
Martha SchauseiL Dickl* McFarran. Paul Weaver, James
CartheL Given Baugbn. Maxine Hatfield, Story Cool. Mrs.
G. J. Beninger, Phyllis Radar, Floyd Dixon. Virginia
Barch. Gertrude Birkhbner, J. L. Penn. Ida K. Fry, Betty
Douglass, Wm. Cool, E. W. Loal. Cheater Miller. Lawrence
Glue, Edward Blaum. Maxine Stabler, Jackie Bryant. Kathryn Ann Hayr.rs. William Conkel. Howard Anderson.
Mary Hopper. Mary K. Yahraus, and Frances EislL
Painter, Hay    Bo7ders    and jS?'1"" ^V^Lv   ?£?"&
James Jcnkin/. Jr.. have been SSftaSS! mtLZTiLE?
fdence" _ta_hhvv._rCr SHy ^ 5^& e^mo^'from
I [d^li'VSPff•■ the    Givens ^Ban^v *h."rno^t fe
fcS&ils „^Len#_iCtde SSc^a^ed^'byTltowe^
i L £ nrf_v  £lJL                  * w°rd    ***m    Pvt.    Clarence
-Tto^CA* C   Hv was havlne   JamM  *******  ** C***'*  Run-
■ ttJm nn '.h*. _nM_S?   *** recenUy enlisted ln the ar*
ilUd^rSat[dtC ^inZreGoft ^S^orton*- former taXet-
■ n«r  w2? La '„' SSS-t^f ***** *** ****   V*******   Grocery ,
?nur Jtr* ^nll nu rttuuuS Company, who made this terrf*
tour cars were off ot Robblns. ,„».,/„_„_.,-   u  ~„m^   C'
Pfc. Pof Owens is enjoying !*'* '°-l/f_5A, t TKffLJZ
- t„,i ,.,-i. .1 ki. i.,.,.,a i_ot «e on the stclr list at his home
a   furlough   at   his home  near   ._  Jack4Son ^is wUc  rcccnUy
John Conley has moved from **** XS__^_J_2^f_ ™
the Leo Lorbach farm  at Bu-   *** ^u*!,,t1c5. ********* * ma-
holTwll fro£%2? G,Ven3' 1' I" H'W«vcr. who haa been
! ""Mr _n- M^&n Schilling. «* '^-^ ff^SS
j Doris. Jacob and Donald. Mr. ,^Mnfe,pJSr&h».Jf
and Mrs. Kent Campbell and t0-J"^"l?« rSv o nr.™
I daughter, of Wilkesville. were mM%?r,.^h i^n/h o w
i in Givens on Sundav enrouto 5?_1^__!W____^!lJ_- Y.*
j to thc annual church horne-
coming at Bethel Sunday,   j
Mr. and Mrs. Horace McFarland and family, George Snyder and Oscar Staten of Spring-,
field, spent thc week end at thc
Isaac  Wooddell  home. f
Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnis
and David spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the J. E. Ncsbltt
home ot Utlca, O.
Betty Meyer attended thc final  session of this year of thc
Pike County 4-H Band at Wav-
j erly on Monday night.
Milton   and   Wayne  Williams
are running the O. C. Brammer
j straw baler  for Mr.  Brammer.
I     Winifred Ritchie, who Is cm-
ployed at Frigidaire in Dayton,
spent the week end here.
Mrs.   Emma  Slone of  Ports-
; mouth spent Saturday night at
thc  D.  D.  McGulrc home   and
attended  a    surprise    birthday
ft""''**" '  :"~~"   ' '--=-===
tie ond family of Marlon twp.,   and the  former's mother went
.-_„♦ »»,_ -~_._  _-_ t- _—i—    ,0 s-uth solon Friday and returned Monday evening. Blakes '
are now In their new home in !
Jackson county. Cove RFD 1.
Messrs.  Tom   and   Dave   (■>-.
born of Worthlngton came down
(or Mrs. Tom Osborn who has j
been visiting with her parents,
Mr. and  Mrs. Pharrls Remy.
Miss Nancy Bays left Saturday for Ashland, Ky., to attend
thc wedding of a grand niece,
thc granddaughter of Judge and
Mrs. Newton Cisco.
Mrs. Kenny Newman and
son, Dewey, spent two days as
the guests this weck of her mother,  Mrs.   Estil   Chandler.
W. W. Brown was back nt
work Monday after he and Mrs.
Brown had spent a week with
their children ln Dayton and
Mlamlsburg.
Virginia and Bonnie Blake
were guests of their grandparents. Mr. ond Mrs. John Chandler from Friday noon to Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worrel
of Dayton did some work at
their ranch here the middle of
last week.
■Bapst brothers arc working a
piece of timber on the Trance
Gllliland land.
Mra. Leona Swan had a large
number of chickens stolen recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Chandler have returned from about a
month's visit among their children at Dayton and Columbus.
]Just any old pig
won't make a good hog
It takes good breeding and good feeding to
make the most profits from hogs. Ocanlinesa,
disease controls *•'"■ good equipment are important. Bank credit can be used profitably to
finance the cost of thc improvements you need
to increase yotir profits. See this bank if you
want credit to finance your hog operations.
The First National Bank
WAVERLY, OHIO
I
SHERMAN
CHILLICOTHE.  O.
Thursday thru Monday,
Aug. 22-26
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Aug. 27*28
"BLONDIE'S
LUCKY DAY"
—with—
Penny Arthur
Sjrfgleton •      Lake
Parrlll and James Dcnney at*
tended the annual Christian Union Conference held at the Per*
manent Council Grounds at
Greenfield on last  Thursday.
Virginia Mossbarger, who is
employed at Columbus, spent
last weck at her home near
here.
jSam Lloyd and Tom Maggard'
were in Wavcrly on Monday
to get a ncw stove out ot a car
that arrived there.
The C. tt O. Ry. havc  their
, pile driver on thc Blakeman fill
driving piling there. The piling
was In the fre when the C. St
O. pier No. 8 at Newport News.
Va., burned some time ago and
some of them are 100 feet long.
Mac Morrison of Columbus is
I visiting at the Earl Tipton residence.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoover
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Borden and Jackie werc
in  Columbus  last  Wednesday.
William Vallery and Charles
Vallery werc In Givens Thursday enroute to the Mctgs County Fair at Rock Springs.
I    'George Armstrong,     who    is
! employed on thc C. & O. Ry.,
has been enjoying his annual
vacation.
Clarenct*.   Luther   and  Chas.
Rumficld were Jackson visitors j
on  Thursday
Lerov Bapst.   Doris Sagraves
' and Gilbert Blake went to So.
Solon       Monday      to       move
* Ben Edwartl Blake to their new |
. home   In   Jarkson. county.
Flaker and Blake arc still
on the cement Job" for G. O.
Davis.
Joseph W. Ghee cf Owl Creek |
has a  force of men mowing oo |
: the county roads ln Union twp. j
JASPER
■    (BV    Mitt.    IIIMP   Vt'LCA-aolUB)   j
Mr.  and   Mrs.  R.  C.  Willson
I and Keith are spending a week •
with Mr. and Mrs. Richard My-1
; crs of Little Rock, 111.
Mr.  and  Mrs. Harold  Chees-
; man and guest. Miss Mary Bar-'
ger.   of Columbus, left  Sunday
for  a  week's trip through* the.
Ncw England States, NewlYork*,
and the Niagara Fails.      \ J\
Mrs. F. J.  Dewey spent .the '
: past week in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Winnie Bond and Miss
. Clarice Morris spent last week ,
* with Chillicothe relatives.
Mr.    and Mrs. James Smith.
Mrs.  Iva Cutler and    A.     W.
i Howe werc Portsmouth    shop-;
i per* on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott and
Eddie, of Columbus, are spend-
! Ing   thcir vacation here.-,
Mr. and  Mrs. Bruce Wright
returned    to    Lancaster    after
spending the week end with lo-
' cal  relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Vulga-
', more are enjoying a ten day's
* vacation with relatives at New
Cumberland. West Va.. Shlppln?
Port. Pa., and Akron. O. Thcy
; expect to upend » tew days at
Niagara Falls.
Mlsa Roma Newton of WaT-
crly RFD 2, visited here during
thc past week.       .',-r-.;   ' . .*
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
43 acres. Southern Rosa Counly, 40 acres farm land. 3 acre* woodiot, 5 room house, good medium sis* barn, near
slate road, electric close.    Priced. $1,800.00.
63 acres. 4 miles of Wavarly. all creek bottom, good 5 room
home, small barn, good cellar, 3 poultry house*, garage,
crib, coal and tool house, light plant building, electric, a-
bundance water, nicely located near U. S. Route 23. Price.
S7.500.00.
4 1*2 ntres. 4 1*2 miles ot Waverly. 4 room house, larg*
poultry house, brooder house, cellar and caUar bouse, electric, good road, near U. S. Rout* 23. Priced, S1.S00.00.
20 acre*, near Coopersvllle, on blacktop road. 4 room
house. 12 acres cleared land, electric.   Priced $1,600.00.
Chandler & Dixon
Land Office
J.  H. CHANDLER
Waverly. O.,  Rt. 1
GEORGE DIXOH
Wavarly, Ohio
ROE'S Grocery
J. F. ROE & SON, Prop*.
2 Miles West of Jasper on State Route No. 124. Phone 3805
CLARK'S FLOUR	
25 lh. h»«______)
MILK  	
COCOA. Our Mother's	
       1   lh. Kftw  1-tr-
PEACHES, larffe Elbertas	
                     3 Ik.   Mr
BARTLETT PEARS, fancy 	
  lb. 15c
SPINACH, No. 2 cans	
MATCHES     '.	
BLEACH, Kenny's Brand	
'   ,
SALT. Ohio River	
          100   IK    K»<r  tl   9C
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SALT	
  K-f> IK   Kl.r-_-.l- *X€tm
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OYSTER SHELLS	
*.. .»* 80 lb. bag 77c
•*\*
POTATOES. No. 1 Cobblers 	
Fruit Jars
Complete with Rings and Caps
Half Gallons 83c
Quarts 63c
Pints 53c
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VOLUME 104
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The Republican Herald
MALCOLM OYER
ON SWISS TOUR
Mourmelon le Grand, France
July Sth, 1940
Dear Polks.
Well, I finally got my furlough to Swltxcrlend and I had
a wonderful timc there. I went
with David Roosc and wc were
Sone for ten days in all. As usual on furlough*, the time passed by very rapidly. .
Wc left the hospital,here on
the hot evening of Junc 2T and
rode a "GI"   truck to Chalons
sur Marne. We arrived there a
little early and finally got our
train at about 8 o'clock. Wc got
on what  we  thought  was  thc
Strausburs-Mulhouse train, but
found   .later it   was  thc  Mctr,
Verdun   and   Frankfort,  Germanv train, and also that we wcre j
going by the wrong azmulh. Wc •
didn't mind much since nclthr-r |
of us had ever been to   Germ- *
any,   and  decided   Immediately
to go on to Frankfort although
our orders didn't call for It. We
had an extra day to travel, so
wc  thought  that  we might  as
well go. There were big, long'
soft   scats on  the  train,  so we
laid * down and  slept  until   wc ,
got so cold wc couldn't. We got *
up at about 4:30 and found we
were in Germany.    We noticed
that thc  people   were  up* and
about and were     working    on .
their small hillside farms or in I
thc Mnall towns. There Is a rc-!
markablc difference In the peo- •
pie of  that   country   from   thc!
people of France since they are j
ngt quite to lazy and are much
more cleaner people, but even
this does not compare with thc j ■
people of Switzerland.
We ate breakfast on the train
that morning aftcr wc had stop-
pt-d at a little place about an
hour from Frankfurt. All the
Germans wcrc standing in thc
station with their market baskets and watching the people
eat on the train. Wc finally arrived in Frankfurt about 8:30
and went to the Red Cross and
WAVERLY, OHIO,' THUR3 DAY, AUGUST 29, 1946
BOOK YOUTH ON Pike Horses Win At;
FORGERY CH'RGERoss County Fair
  Race  horses owned by Pikc.
Givens  Station  Lad Leave*: countians played  an  important!
Trail Of Bad Check. At    | S?aS^^fc^SS2^!
Chillicothe. Chillicothe last wcek.
  The Miracle, a sorrel marc,
James Hayslip, 18. Givens ! owned by Charles Vallery, Wa-'
j Station, was arrested shortly : erly, was piloted by Lanum to
j before noon Thursday of last; victory in both heats ot thc 2
i week by Detective Sgt. Clark j year old pace which opened the
' Graves, Chillicothe, and booked, second day's program for $400
on a forgery charge. i purses.
Police Chief Russell Poole, of |     The Miracle in her first trips
{Chillicothe, said Frey Guy, Al*! around the oval was clocked in
NUMBER 35.
ed headquarters when the youth j lered In the second heat when !
|  endered a $M check, recognlz- j 2:12 1-4 was tun™ in       Wften i
Ing him as the cashier of * re- [     Eloisc Counsel
01
         --_._*», ■    mare
cent f38 check which bounced: Harold Laymon, Washington C.!
back. i H., was driven by Its owner to;
The youth fled, the chief sold. \ second place In each heat, while
I but Mr. Guy set out with Sgt.   Linda Black,    another Vallery J
! Graves  in   the   latter'*  car   In I mare, and driven by Kirk, fin
■ quest of the Quarry and appro- J ished'lhlrd in each h
VinnAnA   -I—*     I-    -   •--■   **--"
lean nomint* for Governor
botrdrd a plant it Clertland. Airport   and   was   flown   to   Plqua.
Ohio. "> -»•" *- '- *    '    "
d
lamout ton. Major Don S. Ccntilr,
to pilot the plant. America's lead
Ing war ace in tht European thc
ater,  Major  Gentile wat cha
teriied by General Eiirnho  v-
a "on* nun air force." I ever, thoie cloit to the Republi-
A generation ago. First Lieu- can r-ini-net, tty that hi» kttn in*
tenant Thomas J. Herbert, United j t«rr:t ia vc:-.-.-.*••.• problemt
States Air Service, attached to t):e !••:*■» from h'a own experience
54th Squadron. Royal Air Force. ■ ** one of America's heroes of tbe
won    the    British    Diitir*s;*'*-';ed ! air.
Father of a girl and two hoys.
ont of whom served in the armed
the- forces in World War II. Herbert
arac- is inclined to ihrvg off hia war
tr at  record  aa   "unimportant".   How
CITY'S STREETS
TO BE REPAIRED
$10-000 Will Be Ex-
pended In Improvement Program
TO  DO~WORK  IN
NEXT  2 MONTHS
Amusement   Park   May   Be
Taken Over Br Village For
Community Center.
Waverly council  haa author*
_    lied thc expenditure of approx-
aaattai innately $10,000 within the next
;        two months to resurfa-.e village
, streets.
At the  meeting, w.icb  was
n * r\     t * ■ P-****"--*dod over by   Alex   Fblm
. *..UJ,cr stores aiso was attrlhu-   wa-rat the^eln.'a/jT.': »,Plk-l<J„*' declared Killed j &***£** ****** council, Joseph   .
»ilSfeJ**__ ft l-SSSS!ffipS* «•£*•«* Battle        §£g-$$£5_IE
' "     '*         -                               «*. ine _ vear _i_ c.--*,-. ...— . ..  •     MtMlng  ,n acUon ,Jnce Jaa ^ assistance  In  planning for  the
.   1043,   and  an  official   pre- **rk which will start about tho
cars ago be-  sumption  of  hls death   havina ,nidd»e  of  September.      Local
had even ma-' been entered on Jan.  IS   19-10 ,trc*,» and highway* havc been
grounds.     : S.   Sgt.  Charles  A.  Crites,   20* ••■•-••tiMtcd   during   the- war  be-
a track and ; *«n of Mr. and Mrs. Callie A* ****** °* lh<-* inability to obtain
                                         , .h„ ..... .-.-*----; -••  race it  In   Crites.   Woverly, was killed  in m-»lerlal.
Hayslip pleaded    not'   guilty' thean hi-»   nZJjf'T*.* C1?ll"c*>   -"--.on   in   France  on   thc  date -Meanwhile.     Everct     (flunk)  '
when  arraigned   before   Mayor  c'als            asserted to fair offl*  he was originally reported mlu ******* -^reel foreman., and his
Harold H. Brown at Chillicoth..;     Florian showr-d hi. hit    .   ! i«Mr'__eutWar   -J-^Artn-ent  has" **** **  ********    ****    been
and   was ordered   held   to  thc   Zora _____   n h.„ h/m %_! ^  notified his parcnU. ***r  patching  streets  and  ail-
Rom countv grand   Jury under   and dr& bv   iLtlH/1 °» ned/     ALlh<L ttme   of   -**-■  m'«in« C>'?;
S1.000 bond.                  ^            ; 8"oomln.bLr_\^? fV   vf*. ot  f^ H?c *'ar dcl»rtn.--nt S ..,l *** undento«d that sever-
. hV.    ,       8 *nd Edna Naylor.. formed the parents that receipts al„ ""Paved  streets and   alleys
*l     D3V    Hill*      tit.'-,.,!     -,__    __t       . ,-.........1     l»_         .        ■**•■***■-•»■■*-•     _,(tt     K_     .......... ■      .. .    T
let*** Th* Cnlll'*-,*t>
Charltt  A.  Crites
Massicvllle. I of Cincinnati, and    driven   by , Waverlv Soldier
Pa.-«age  of worthless  checks■ Wcrk, trailed. '.narcny oujuicr
for $38 and %3t recently at the! .  J.   M
-     . --.- | ~>..v_ _,im m each heat. Chest-,'
hended him In a tsxl bound fori nut Time, owned by G-Standrtff
RETURNED G. I.
GETS $2500 LOAN]
	
From     Farm    Security  Ad-
ministration And Starts
Farming.
PIKE FARMERS
ON MILK TOUR
Pike Co. 4-H Club
.1    Winners Will Be
Heard Over Radio
j bay filly   owned and'driven sho^d he ^
by Audrey Gordon, of Washing- P'a'oon guide in Co. B.,  178th  d      the approved   rcsurfaclna
I ton C. H. In that order In each Wantry regiment, when an at- Urogram app    ■ca   r«u"*c   «
jheat. Thc times wcre 2:16 and ***** *a* made'through ai woods:-** $oneY lor
02
fi_w-.- i ..   . ?ne mile ******* AlVhor"n,~France.!     Mon*y 'or   street    improve-
u-, . .w ....   *i V.     ,.**£** ** *T- Brown   His unit received heavy enemy  menu here lias been accumulat-
W.nncrs  of the  various  4*H  and^,.   M.  £.  M a,JO    f. „-,„ , mortar and  artH^  ««« for several years as a result
livestock cxhlblU and showman-: "MtW.  ; cry fire and Sgt. Crites  accord-  ** * ******* levy.
i ship contests at the County Fair |   SHOW* AT'SCHOOL HOUSE   ' -."*<-0that J****** **** wound-  .. Nt*d *** -"»niedlatc action on
10  Pay  Visit  To  Highland ; will be heard from Station W.
Farma <
Friday.
In onc arm and started back ^\^LSS^tm%mSSl^iJSmSt
-,     Radio Station WSM of Nash- [ to the rear. The missing report   f£e"(£ *5__ " ^tt f« ?«_!
Countr Farma On Last      i O. S. V. (820 kilocycles), Satur-! ville. Tennessee, will present Its  said he was not seen again. Al-  £*__?__ **"..***- **
_ounw   "nn*  •*-«-  -*—•-       i day   -__t   ?   -y j- oclock noon   **Cnnd oit*
on  the Ohio  Farm  and
ii seen again. AI-  t'~/..a'*L ■*'•_>___ ..  m
"Grand Olc Opry" show at the  thorn  is about 25 miles south-; lu_   __..".?lv_-?..p* '
VVaverlv hlch -(u-Ktrw^t Kisit**i-— -*-
stag m*....»,. *«a i *-_S ^TSiSSTZZ I AA 2££Z±V i "&- ..-_-»*.«. am. \ KTS ?_?*%?&_ 'tt: *iX2 £g^!&M 11™%$< EMM
ti„-._ 1 _T_.._ 7  Z**_l  m\f     ••«•-"-» --- "»e   wrom   is aiwut  25 m   cj  TOti«h.   *-mmnmj at seven p. m.
__^^_^t_2MSi^^^q H1 ^Saarbrucken   Geminy!   ,A   *** committee, consisting
.     S.°"vda^ *v*****: S*PS ? (Labor'     Latest   communication     trnl.   ** **o council members. John
•Hsu-lS
entire group will be presented, I celved that Sgt  Crites was kill
_ _ j featuring  Wayne Watson,  with '•**-« '     *    *       * klU
" David "kMWtWO old buddies ' ****x***x****d °* *■ Thursday, j Milking Parlor tour. Friday, All* | _JJ^|bcrs P«tlcipa'tlng la the  ch.H0" ****** ."n*. tollar*. and
in Frankfurt ao wc traveled a* I    *i?'_   £*_ .... .. ' *" ~" ' "
•vprwvru • , ana tan surocr and sons on the I f«,r   "•y_°"1   ■___. rcPr«cn'
what had been a city) for that: $2500 chattel  loan  for a Pike i Farm Security Administration's  tlv_• ** }** University station.
afternoon at 2:00.  .          * — - -
■    .. .u .so wc ttrav,elc?. a" I     Mr. Pryor and thc local FSA
^:?heaoInethrhomr,lnat S?Sl  ^*^**,__-«- «* veteran's
gust 23.
On the Grabill    farm.    _
studied the milk house, mtlklr
s^n^.„jr!!c„..„Ba!_.ia^^n"'ch;;_fcT^^
mes wat tm.  A    s*   Keechle   and  C.   Lewis
featuring Wayne Wat»n7'with I ed ln action during that SaUJa. S2S__S'OTh_^__S»^l?5_2
hU bass fiddle and guitar; and'     Sgt. Crites was born at Chil*  ^"K?" 2f *^/^_i_L2'S
H,    Muggleduck.    thc   licothe on  Dec.  1.  1924..     Thc! ^PrlP^W1*
Infantry  Paratroop  outfit,  and |ta**** to study   soil    conditions • parfor, lounging area, water sys-i Teddy Rittenour.^olatein class*   Included
Anally ended up finding him In   **** oth"*T resources. The vcter-  tern, and feeding arrangements.' DaIo  Haynes,  Shorthorn  class *       	
time  for  a good dinner.  After   an plans to operate the farm un-'     n- *■*-- '   *    - !•#-_—i-_■-_ .     .     't
2 family moved to Waverly £ )feiS_t^i__^f^__^___l^
th.v Scaggs, Guernsey class; Mary : will be admitted for 30c. all ov.; 1933 and he attended Waverly . _S?2SSi„«m ^__J?_fS__-
L,^ I Weiss, dairy showmanship class;   er 12 wtll be charged 60c. tax  schools and was graduated from f" Chairman Ridcno
.TiT*»d-!vnit--.n-»..--     SS_J-k-_   -1 Innla.AnA
lunch, w-n^de back downtown
to take the tour.
The?- tour left the Red Cross
Club at about two o'clock.
There really Isn't much left to
tell about since over one-half
or more of thc city Is In ruins.
You remember thc 13 night
raids on Frankfurt by thc British. There is one large building
called the "IG" building located  inside of a mass of bombed
der   the dlrectl
Conservation Serv
son
houses, which I guessthe Allies i rd on improved methods of farm
decided not to hit but to save a-j and homc operation. Families
a headquarters for this section., who  arc co-operative and  pro-;
Lafer. we  went to  the Ger-1 gresslve make progress quickly!
an Zoo n Frankfurt and saw | under the FSA «tiTw.r.i«~4 *---~-t*» I
On the Lyle farm, the group  Rlchard McFerren, Jersey class;
A of the  Soil J studied  particularly labor sav*' ******* Strickland. Brown Swiss
rvfc; from Jack-Ring devices for feeding, milking \ ****** G***, Brushart. champion
* i and handling milk.     Mr. Lyle  n?ark*?5     ***'* JVerli"     SmHh.
FSA loans for farm and home! discussed improved grass crops  champion breeding gilt;  Walter
equipment and operating arc a; on his farm. I Deacon. 4-H club agent, and Co.
vallable to Pike county    farm j     Herd of Ayrshlres. with   herd i Agent R. O. McFerren.
families who cannot secure ado-  average production of ten thou-; ASSAULT IN ALLEY IS
quale credit from local sources. I sand pounds of milk, was thej    '        charcfd »v  a
Loans arc  based on realistic  main  point of interest
rm  and home  plans  for the   ~
coming year. Emphasis is plac
ers. unairman Ridenour already
I Wnt,-,riv hT.h -Ji?_,, inMM*rw_  *** d*n* research work on the
^^t_^^^.I5«_,if,5_lt»«*» and ^Ported  to council
1 Ti"eCTtP\°n& on0'*0" M %}".X*>Xh** Xno^^anTol
Surviving arc hjs parents and   8L2?j£_2___i* X
  a  brother. Donald   L..  of  Day*; whT°"? "**"2?Z\nri**d t_ eee*
the dinner to lx served member* ton. who served 27 months in iJ»£-£?X2_,£5_2n5_ IVZZ
and friends of the Fish and: thc Pacific area os a slnsleman. [**x WJ a iTiXv. tt.?_«£
Game Protective Association at I second class, on USS LUCI (R> "'* J,n „°vrdrerf *° ,^av%?*,XiUf
**  ' -   -       -        706   A s,Jt      ^,       M      dj d   turned   over to,  thei &
ROAST BEET DIIfHER
Chefs Charles Miller and Leo
Lorbach  will  be in  charge  of
farm  and home plans for the j Surber  farm.   Maynard Surber 1
led
CHARGED  BY  A  WIFE
on   thc | 	
A  middle-aged Wakefield man
an   informal   discussion   on I *a* *n thc city jail at Chillicothe  relative   merits   of  various '-. ***• Friday, accused by a young
breeds of   dairy cattle and  the   **** ?* **??}*}?*&? ,JJnj?" na
-.!,„,.,„..   ~_.».„j.     •   t^ i   i     ' threat In a dark alley in down-
| cheapest methods  of  herd   im*  town chlllicothe.
man _oo n . ranklurt and saw , under the FSA supervised cr'edft i B_^!2__J!S*J,?L Cccil C   $*?*&& 48' ,__ited
>undreds and hundreds   of an- i oroeram   F^A 11"-.n. k^ %   °2. I Surber demonstrated  thc  opci- I at an East i
thc club house on  Labor Day
This  will   be   the   fourteenth
annual meeting of thc association.
Serving will commence at 5
o'clock and last until 7:30 p.
m., whrn the election of officers and directors will take
place.
sevcral years ago.
NEW CASES FILED
In the matter of the affidavit of prejudice against C. Lewis Ridenour. a justice of peac».
municipal playground/and recreation park. After acquiring
title, the village officials plan
to make many improvements on
the site and keep the grounds
maintained at all times.
   ,. ,-..-._,,    It was reported that a vast
in and for the iown;hip of Pee  majority of tne stockholders and
Pec. Pikc County, O. The affi-  heirs  are  ready   to  turn their
COUSINS MEET AG/UN davit of prejudice was filed ^oa* stock
Mrs. Birdie Kale. 3TS__o*>\**Mj>f<&Tm^S^T^ X^^liV^&'&t'S^t'V
^aiTo. :iiu cou^r" r,an;! **°**™* ************* 5 per! r__r_f * -™rca m,c opc^ 1at an Eait ****x** sx***x ******* ™ ors- &F Grln} ot Napo1- •l™ c-r 8nd H"el Frcmdcr- *• ways ** -^ •« • "-'* ™:
-Vc»l0pica."reCO«drihopi   SSH1  ImCrert and  "^ «^]S«LidthcosUnklngParl°r and^yow_rSCS?i,?P0draeny, B°AUi!f,i0a-   S^  «'
turn out OK. After the SJ Ve  a 3 yW ***a****nt schedule. ThT follow in,   __«  _-___.4.  S3T_t^_ft    '"t^L*?,   *******  thetr. «
 ... ...   -ays bc used   as a  park. The
and  Mrs   George   T- Reed   represents thc defend-   special committee will hold lU
■  - —*■" first meeting after council's sen
ate chow at  the USFET Hcad-
Crooksvillc   d ants.                                                 ..,-.*. in-ciriing arter
nnf.in   Mr. ' ff.fi Ermal Crace filed his petition   lon next Tuesday.
..     , J^L'i* „Un 1 r*    for divorce and othcr relief a-    ■ ■  ■-•■■
An.urMw~   n,a^ }L m«   aT *ainst   Willo Gwendolyn Crace..     WILUAM H.  THOMPSON
*te enow ai mo  uskft stnnA i „  ,„Thc  ***}***n*  were  present: \ Wade, at 2:45 a  m„ was named
ou-trt^M m-L hniV     ^. ",ci?d*    t   j        i^     * TT.       .    ! Mr* and M«- Montford  Rader. ■ as the attacker.
trkrtSnotheriohngn,driavned saw*5. ' JAUd*° P&*^*  Sits   In« ** ■ and Mn   Wi.liam Hopson.' i     Chief  of  Polt __ _	
show, went  to Joe  and  Jane's j Athens   Murder  THal!,    ' ""h-.J1"' Ad*arn Payne and ■ Sil  alV^ZTS" "%%£   ** *****  x***   **** **"** *i*i '* .Jlar? L-*"--•■-•« ***co ner pe-. of lhc de_th    of    wiiii__,    w
Cafe and then went to the train -viurqer   1 rial   two   children.     Charles   Roosa.; £?*■£"   **********   <*   *>***>**   more than 50 years ago at Gore.    * _on ***, divorce, alimony, cui-, Thomson   »fl   nt _£?%£.    f
«!»r».,.h,"!I. i     r -« _T__TT..__^ *-._. - Ulrs.   Madison Mill-.*. »n^  if-'l-W* *he went to a restaurant   Ohio * ', tody  and othcr   relief    against   _____ n   .      '* /??*
. ._      nn   W   T Un~A   It_vr._*uovcr'  Augiut  14th
man
the  piace. It* overtook hcr on      u. S. Representative Edward      James W. Smith filed his pe-'r-rTh-f vm_-,_ .* i__   .*—"*_-*
«. c,^.^-,- | matoLga t g„s»i_ 2 as? ss! gjasaP!*ww?«s**w saj* •*•
Rev. Clinton J. Ferneau.   M,|£* ISf^ S-S.'M?.?."??;   the week end to address a SS{__2.___ Tjffin  Dewey.   On hU
many
years  ago and  operated a   tin
ten, Mrs. Louis    Amann
.-15-
and
for the inspection.      Wc didn't I _r-_i   m_i  	
stay  to Biel   (we were   com* l!_2_ VIv,an ranncr- ** ch""*
Ing back there on the last day), j
but went to one of the most
beautiful cities In the world.
Lucerne. We got there about 10
and had a room in one of the
finest hotels. Hotel Koncordla.
Since we were early for dinner,
we went out to explore the city.
Everything was to perfectly
clean and nice that it seemed
more like the United States
tban any place we had seen for
a long time. Lake Lucerne with
its beautiful green water, white
sail boats and beautiful fountain is nothing compared with
the silver snow-capped Alps in
the background.
After dinner of the usual
courses of (I) aoup. (2) appetizer (3) meat and potatoes. (4)
salad (5) dessert, we went win*
dow-shopplng  for  watches.  As
(CONCLUDED
cothe.
Services were held ai Mound
Chapel, Piketon. at two p. nt.
Monday with thc Rev. Theodore
Schlundt officiating and interment was made in the Mound
cemetery at Piketon.
WILLIAMS REUNION
Williams reunion will be held
at the Piketon fair grounds on
Sept. 8. AU friends and relatives, arc Invited to bring a
basket of goodies and spend the
day among friends. It is thc
first reunion since tbe war.
OP FOR SPEEDING
Arrested by the state patrol
Saturday night and Sunday
morning were: Donald O. Cunningham, 35. Dayton, speeding
on Route 23. north, fined $15
three months
His  flrst  pastorate     was
. her to submit lo him.
....-I. „-_*-?r-^     "-'    ■*|     The   Ice  pick   was  recovered
Marshall, Cynthlana and Morg-! -
antown
He was born In Pike county i
on April 11. 1B55, the ton of
Henry and Anna Jones Ferneau. He married Robcrtie Allen In  1899.
Surviving arc his wlfc, one
son. Paul, of Cynthlana: one
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Leonard
of Texas, and one brother. W.
V. Ferneau, of Dayton
their headquarters   li\ the Wa-j
verly State Bank building.
ED MALOV
I from the grass later, the chief
■ added.
When Bcnnttt admitted to
Mayor Harold H. Brown Saturday that he is on parole from
Ohio penitentiary after serving
a life term for murder, the mayor held him for the grand jury-
under $5,000 bond.
Bennett denied to the mayor
that he had any active part In: Come and help In this fight
the slaying of an unnamed Cin-  gainst sin and thc devil.
j Mrs. Mabel Rarrick,  of Dover.
! and Mrs. Isabeile Thompson, of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MeKenney the State of Washington. Fun-
»re called to Eddyvllle. Iowa   eral services werc held at Dover
.    —_ _.—    '-"*ti,   ■•■"•-»*   wanai uover. August 14th. Mr.
,,     XT ■_■"■*. jw    .    , „ | Mrs.   Madison Miller and  Mrs.! w„pr-   .v.-  w_s   accosted   by a   "   "',„,. : Thomas H. McCann. W. T Reed  Thompson  was termer Wavcrly
___^n______*   f°r Strau,burg   paSSX^J2SS__ o$Cct^ IS   Cnc* D' K1***X* loea* F' S- A*  man who.then follow^ hcr ttom       G.OJ». HEARS McCOWEN     i represent, the plaintiff .resident,  having   been   ma-Wl
""ft wa^a^arm night the 28th ' ££?mu^Mrial SVcSrt I ************ | SS  place.  II, overtook her on |     U. S. Representative Edward I     -iames W. Smith filed h.. -.  -. - -      -
when wo got  the train for the) and jury ln Athens County this I **
second night of riding sleep. We ' week undcr special assignment
-started East about 11:00 andj by Carl V. Wcygandt, chief Jus-
were awakened again at 2:30 ticc of the Supreme Court of
for breakfast.      What an hour!' Ohio.
Then we awakened again at 6'     The trial ls expected to con-
a. m. in Strausburg, where wc j tlnue all week,
changed    trains for  Mulhouse.       It   Is  understood   the killing
the Swiss leave center. I grcv out of a misunderstanding
Western France Is quite diff-! between the slayer and his vlc-
erent from thc part I havc been ' tlm. In which a rifle was brot
living in. There are many semi- Into deadly play, resulting ln
small mountains with castles atj the instant death of one of the
thc top and along the valleys '■ parties,
there were as many as six vlll- ■ ■■ ■      »
ages scattered Just far enough      '   MISS NELLIE DETTY
apart so that you could sec them I ■ ■    ■ ,
all at once. Chief crops are j Miss Nellie Detty. 57, resident
grain, potatoes and fruits. I of thc Masonic  temple.  Chilli-
We finally got to  Mulhouse.! cothe, died   in  her sl*>ep about
AH day we process and finally i noon Friday, death be.ng due to
on the 30th we (with 200 Swiss: a heart attack
francs) partlr toute de suite for i     A native of pik   coun,     she
our tour of Switzerland. L, ^m on May 13. 1880. the
On the first day of our tour | ??***Xc* ** **£* ******    Sabria
we went to Basel, the  second  McCoy Detty. She was a mem-
largest city of Switzerland, for  ber of tbe Metchodlst church
an Inspection of baggaie. Basel      She is survived  by two si
Is located near the border,  so. inn   Mr*-   r_.t.u    *	
SERVICES EACH EVENING   I the fore part oflhe' w«k ^ .A__i£T{£h
There ls a service each even-; tend the funeral of Mrs McKen-*
ing  at  the  Pleasant   Hill Com-1 *-py- brother. Ed Malov. 70. who
munity  Church.  Pike County.   ! **** at   his home  there Satur-
Also  an  all  day  meeting on! „ay\°"ria*   *** held Tuesday.
Sunday. Sc.pt.  1st,  with dinner: __"; ,MaIoy was a former Omega
on the grounds. | ******nt*
Everyone ls cordially Invited.
Services wcrc held at 2*30 n S_? ******* °* an unnamed Cin-
m. today at «SS__n_rffM cinnati woman for which he
In ChrSian UnionTn CwSSS   IfS hc anv.d twf,_^*^ who ***
VISITOR HERE
James Thompson, former
printer on the old Waverly
Democrat, was a visitor here on
Wednesday along with Mn.
Thornp'-on, thcir daughter, Ro*
wena. and Mrs. Hazel Shaffer.
Charged  by  the  state patrol   Mr. Thompson is now plant man-
FIMED HERE
w  **-•- ~z=~ l ***** ** *** penUmttexy. **r* *
officiating and buriilw^dei8*"1'"^ to '
with the Rcv. J.
with reckless' driving   Tuesday   aeer ot the Ohio Standard Tel-
afternoon on Rt. 23, north. Eu-  ephone Co.,  af Carrollton,  O..
fftr-nn   R*wlmnrt*t    -••     nA   y—.t  1.  It  was
Waverly
WILL REPAIR DAMAGE
An accused
..,*** terms' j E. Woolridge. 18
In thc Cynthlana emZenrAU*I- ,f, SK__,lL_8! «M!U-V ,0 ***' to repair the       ___.    .  . .
der the direciton of the H. n ) -"""'"g ^he Chillicothe woman.; caxl$od to 'anothcr car. and   re-i ***l* C. Lewis Ridenour, of Wa-1
Smith funeral home    of    Bain-  DOUBLE ROLL OF WORKERS : reived a 550 suspension from a j ******
ondge.  I     Bp-j-   L-u^rt^.^   ,_,.„*-,_ | $100 ttne.      He was accused of \
tin u/mnuL : Sent* Redmon-I ?! nr n,.i^-.. :-•*••""■-• >-"•. *•* \-Brr_u;on.
hit skipper. Alva Ky.. and Ruthcrfo,-d ffi^g_?__2^__?5j_^^
18. Jasper, agreed 21. of Springflcld. were each for ^LSVnJ™* t0 Wav
damage  hc   had j fined $15  and c-W. W-?!!  for ***** *****-J	
——.    .........    uit—t    **.*
ON   PAGE   2) i and costs by Squire H. F. Junk,
AMONG CLASS OF 530       I of   thc Independent
striking thc parked car of Her- j     -*,-•„
RETURNED HOME
IN   HOSPITAL
James Clark, who was injur-
ed in   an accident at Sargents
: Sunday evening, waa taken
.    ,   . pikrcounTy*'VeDorts S_rt____! I man"Beeler. ChilUoothe RFD^. I tUrnS to'her^oJ^Tn'lhrSU^t^ Chillicothe hospital in thi~Boy.
-_| g_aS_3g^_S*!fe»_ i Se *l*^H&tg°a tb^ll3lnol i Thur^tay.   \^&^^^^f^^^^^Sm
-mffS_h»T-l_r.*g-_y\*>* la*t meen-ng the roll of
m^JSS^JF^^***'* *** ********* E«tablUh-
gust 30. as the universltj- "com* ment °* heaoquarters is golog
pletes biggest summer session forward whrrc **** next meet-!
in Ohio SUte history. Class in* **** **** ** ***** The meeting!
eludes: Kathryn Brelnlg Haynes has been tentatively scheduled
of Waverlv. Bachelor of Science \f* Thursday. September 5th.
In Education.  [ at 8:00 p
SHODLE-ER DISPLACED
Dlrl Whift was taken to thei
Mercy hospital at Portsmouth on
Monday evening to  the Boyer
ambulance foi> treatment of dis-
OPEN LABOR DAY
Lake White Inn, operated by
Mr. and   Mrs. Ralph Mauntel,
  will  be open all  day Mondav
be   received   In   a   fall   at   his i       cioseq a.i oay Tuc*_ay.
**me- SALE   BEGINS  SOON
Sale of drivers'   licenses   ...
j Pike county will start Mor.dar.
MR. LIOHTLE  ELL . __ ^^^.^  -„ mtm„ _,lmT1
Sherman Lightle, former Pike! Sept. «h.'ace-Trtingto^Ii*-!' Pau-
county_ commissioacx and nrom-   Une  McLean   denutv mci-ftr-tr
 and prom. I line McLean,  deputy registrar. I
lnent Pee Pec twn. fanner, ls I All persons  drmnx cars must
Ul at his home at Lake White,  j have their licenses by Oct L    j
/
Keep clean. Wash hands
before eating. Keep flics
ind other in_ectt away
from food.
--_-- -•- , _ compound fracture of the left
Boycr ambulance.     Mrs. Leeth j thigh. '
had   been a  patient  In   Mercy;     • '
(hospital In Portsmouth for  the: KENTUCKIAN FINED   *
j Past month.          Harry C. Lowman.  33, Aab-'
unmm nrctev i ****** K** accused by the state
_ . 1__T___?_2___5 _ ! Patrol of speeding on Route 23
*-S?,-n,w?».w*.    ^de,man, ,a,nd: north   lu  Pikc county Tuesday
; Arthur Wlttkugle_are^ repaint ng; waa   rined   ,,5   ^d   ^m   by
the  front of thc Smith building; souire H-F   Junk  her*.
on Market St.. occupied by the * ^^'!_________li__J_____.
Stifflefs Store.    .  t       NEW BANKER COMMO
WAVERLV LOSES Mr, and Mrs. R. R- MeCartnr.
Waverly Raiders tost a base-1 2* Gt^orgetown   will arrive   to
j ball game to Otway on the Wa.! ******* ****** *es,^Jit*
verly diamond   lart  Sunday.  S; McCartry has been appo.nt^l as
to 3. Raiders go to Otway next  £«*_*•■ ** *** Ytf^v7    ^S
i Sunday ' Bank, and  he will take up hi*
. ! new duties September 1st. Miss
I *Ar    an/*   %»•—    _■—_«-   m.r.. ■■. a* -»*«-_
a.a.AAA£.     aTKVAVtlOrUt      V**.   JBflBI
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gates of. Minnie E. Gregg, who has been
olumbus  and Mr.    and   Mrs.' Cashiftr of the bank, has been
Frank  Welling of Worthlngton j made Executive Vlca Prestdenl.
were the guests of Mrs. J. N.! Edeel Rapp will continue as tho
; Hoffman thc past several days-1 Assistant Cashier and Clerk.