Republican Herald 1949-05-12

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INI SURNIUtlO SlAOtfcy lowrenta
*<lioo-ie»er-D.ihing Pierre learned
terordmanahlp from a caraUef, man-
ren trom a gentle ptiett, and peaiion
Irom an innke-rper'i daughter. Dot to
trio romance, he brayed the forbidden
baranu end barbaric tortura-chemben
,_ol medieval Turkey!
SMOfiT stosus or ot mau*
tAiiANt Otrer SO of the noil
daring   ttoriet    e»er    written!      i-arar-iebostWiee
Tele* of lore, beta,  Intrigue,      l"? aw»"-
and   penion  that   have  never      r*-_a "T». Bn.
baaa equaled! ****** *—*■-
THt OOlfSN Ha\\K,by fi*nk
Tarby-RoAimt adventure and
•ullry   love   on   tbe   Spaniih
Main, where • pirate met Mt
match   In   a   bandit-wench   ne
man dared tame! By the author
j of "Fo»e« el He-row" and "The
* Vixen*,"
TALIS r«OM ]Hf 0KAMI2OH
-Bocraccio't feeaoul and lu.ty
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of outreged huibandt aad out-
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." "uirti" and ointly "tinnert'
OlNNt* AT AHTOIfitS, by lr*a-
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JANl tTKt. by Charlatta ttonla
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between a aophuliceted EngUthman
and a young govern*"-haunted by
the ecrreming eecnt In Iha tower
room ul that lonely home.
tut CUfT SOC*.by Alice Tlufofe
Mobort-lliiul.ful Katye't hutband
denied her hit lore, even hit name
for their unborn child. But the gam- *
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la tba itmi oi ber bleck-ehecp
brother-io-Uw.
SMANNON'iWAr,
Sy A, I. Craaia
—Young Dr. Shannon ritked everything to find a cure
that meant life to
million.. But the
only cure for the
echo tn bit own
heart wat tha love
of a woman J>e wet
lor bidden to
marry!
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VbLUME 107.
WAVERLY. OHIO, THURSDAY. MAY  t2,   1940
THEATRE GROUP
CHOOSES CASTi
"Chicken Every Sunday** To Be Given
Early In June.
The catt tor "Chicken Every
Sunday," the firtt production
of the Lake White Little Theatre, hts teen selected and the
parts to be portrayed ore aa toh
lows:
Mrs. Lawson, Dorothy Smith-
son.
Jeffrey Lawson, Jack Skinner,
Miss Gilley,  Frances Ezell.
Emily Blackman, Kathryn
Caldwell
Evle May, Lcota Nye.
Jake. Albert McFerrin.
Eagle, Fred Hughes.
Oliver Blackman. David
Shrader.
Ruthle Blackman, Dianne
Douglass.
Carlos, B. L. Burnham.
Rosemary Blackman, Betty
Evans.
Clem,  Ceorgc  D. Smith.
Mrs.  Lynch,  Janet McFerrin.
Jim   Blackman,   Dr.   A.    M.
NUMBER IB
Sr? Vj^o'n! JUDGE P^^^
Field  Trials  Sunday JT AI V TA CrAfJTClci
White's   G=T owtud   Bytf AW*   *U UWUIj|_ .
cil Met Last Friday
Joe White. Waverly, took the
fourth 'place ribbon Sn thu IS
Inch class at thc Jackson Co.
Beagle Club field trials Sunday.
First place went to Forrest
Hill Jack,. owned by Harold
Thatcher, of Chillicothe; second, Walnut Freckles, owned
by Ray Smock, Lancaster: third.
King's Happy Doughboy, owned   by   Corey Klng^ Wellston; j
The Annual District Home
Demonstration Council mectitlg
was  held lost Friday in Hills-
GRADUATE SOON
On this day many people will; _^._____. A_. ..„._,..
hesitate lo undertake to do many] ATDlIf CTAM UI_TII
things  because  of  the  age   old: ll I rlRJ* I 1111 llllll]
tsuperstltiou  that   11  is  an   Un- "* * M;u'*vl,1MU"
lucky  day.  But   thc   basement:
Of Uie Waeterly Methodist churen I
^^LMee^«\^h^(^wSie^l\C^^t' J'.f. ^rlsa^rtS^^^^ITo Be Held On Next
leld In Waverly
Last Friday
Releases List To
The Press.
I ent. Ten from Piko county  at
t tended.
The main speaker of the pro.
! gram was Miss Lottie Randolph
  I who is  a  community  institute
Boy  Scouts  of  thc  Pike Co i *P«a,tc*r>  W*M>   UI*«l on  town-. ..  .»   — ._  .,..».„ „™ TO,«,r
__T. Zf ^S*^—"'__'■;. .""'""'""ii District of the Chief Lonan -**"p' c£"J-«3r and sttte govern.' perlntondcnt of Schools, recent-, fair citv at that time
E?°M?; ^ftT*?-? Pi>l ?^ SKS heard aVlSfrlng talk'I"?01- ^ «rou» WM <«vidcd! ly announced to the prm tho; Ind cations^Int IS a
wth" Twelve BeS^w^c":!^^^^^ ^.•-•^•SfM^w* tolwh^Si H.C
between 11:30 a. m. and 1:30 p.!
m., as memberg of the Waverly i
Methodist Settlor Choir, dlsrc-|
gartllivA the superstition, wlll be -.
serving their much talked oft
! fried  perch  lunch  to  residents >
Thursday Evenng,
May 19.
J.  E Way, Piko County Su- = of Waverly and visitors to
tered In the 19 inch class.
Winners in   the  field pi  »|CoBrtw»i held
13-Inch hounda were: first, Wa-!-.n„rt hn„.. »>u
The following is the schedule
Council heard «n Inspiring UlkI So^^-*1?"*?" T1^iZJ^ilt*^ % VULn1**", m°i    lnd)«u°n« point to « capacity!S^.1 Pwik "IctMtle^TTh e
by  Common   Pleas  Judte   Earl  id'0  sm?Uer Sro"PS to   discuss complete   list   of   104V  seniors,! crowd, for which H  C Douahtv   Piketon hich trhrmi
af Parker, St Vhe^Cotlfc^n &tJF£2L?^^e,}!!& I .^„WtIi S^* ^fS^tlSi; IS«S Jtited that  htaSS i ZaccL^^rogtam
Winner, in   the-f,Sd~of  «|« »--: ^ ln\^«^ ^  ^»\^ «l*«^j^Z^\    *£&?&?ICY1
, Di_t_ir.. SSXier.,h"  I™* dlicuMlnff town.!    A toul   of   J
hr,rB,.'^-rp":i*'wk*SbJ_orir."il>^
wit.n..    t i '      '"'•"'tween character and ____nit_HI__n    ,.    .L-   _
ISO     eraa^.i.tt—!10-^    fU,,t    *>teP*™<t- Hijh   School   AudUorittm
.ti.ri_._it.  arm  tu.lrf   ^"fi'1";, Thc P«"h fillet will be bone-1    Proccwional,      high      school
studenU   arc   listed   wtth   Wav-; leu so no bones wrll J be eaunht band
^\2&J^S&L*g£m  wI*!!n t»"°at» «n3 It will  b» frtSlj    invocation.
master! "Praise Y« The Father" —
i*nA m. rv. c; —- Trainer,!Gounod. High School Girl's
;and   Mr.   Doughty.   Bo«ton  has Chorus.
ledgCj   of  Chllllcpthe
[loyalty, trtistworthl"ne'__s"anrf th^ pliy.ed *»*vcral vi<*n** selections.      Western, May   17.
I flag  pledgs^wonnlnMS •"« th*.i^M"!:.Margaret  Banfield.  thej   ^Stockdale.  May   18.
hy
tmtaim    »"_____t     I!     """■—"Itwcen character and reDutatlnn ifrr!Tr1 **J}8 two """-bers  and      Commencement dates Will be  nothing   on   some  of   the   fair!     Sciititure TtoaAln*
I cn«.by ^e .tJut*- Cla*» Sermon, Hev. Waid C
Mr.  Doughty extends  an In- Radford.
I lotmctsi on nil farms which pro-!    Mualc, "My Faith   Looks Up
. .   .. JPcar Wavcrly,  young and old,: To Thee", Congregation. '
"•judge.   In   the   1-Mnch   class I SflS"SSl W.,th   SC°UU *JS "m^tV^i  Banfl"ld  wTe"'of't°ho« 'to* te %?£&'"V&n^ V& %>? iK?™^ J& Fl°™CC  Wyn"'  a4Mm'
iffiSfi^S^SR S^SlS^^-S Plkfl ?r,ntia- who'EA^b^.c^V^ R^10M1 Mareh'th' ba"d
teur^U&t^VJV^.^ll      A toSSertSt'.SSS™ cJSXm^,^.™}"*™*  &»«•&#* **. B-yth..  Jerry  Ihem at the d^ °btal"
hold "the_ third and last of lhe(
Comrocnctmmt  Program
>ot  invcstltiiro rer '« » liirV,. "iinanw.  ruwoou, -jcott r. uiytnc,  jcrryitnem at the d<
Shrader. \etob lriiu"Zrin^tte^Tri^H^W P~«H   tmm    this   luncheon I Thursday.   MayT»,"i»7 m.
Mr. Robinson, Paul N. Smith- i Winner's SUkc, at Jacksi^ on ; Lofland   flnd   Bob   Wcst-  ElRhti CorlcllL jElcanor_J. Campbell Mildred L.; will be applied to thc choir's in-!       High School Auditorium
son. ! Sunda
Rita   Kirby,   Alberta   Crltch-] winners
field.
George Klxby, Dr. R. T. Leevcr.
Hnnold.   Byron   Signer.
Rev. Wilson, Raymond Dally.
Milly Moon, Beatrice Hawhee.
Thc tcitfative dbte for thc
premiere performance has been
set for the second week In Junc,
, Eleanor J. Campbell Mildred L.' will be applied to thc choir'
! Carter, Homer L. Chandicr. Cor- debtcdncsa for ncw robe*.
gh School Auditorium
Processional—Roberts.
Invocation.   Rev.   Waid   Rad-
nUBAI. CRAVURE FEATURES ford
THIS     WEEK.    MAY    121h      Arabian   Nights Overture
  i Voder,
Building Farm Profit* From'    "-•
i_^_^_-^.t"7-iT_T-^i^:i_. "rr.'**'j'"."v''.'uprSS4_r,<'<? oth-i«ru«'gc Stephcn'"D~ McLaughlin*j nTu" Massl
the exact date to bc announced  «*    .!^  ihS?^fL i     °   SSfe crcawardjl  \°  th?   flowing:      He died  April  11.  1930.
jatl>_ | "cs, and  their guests,  number-      Second   class   to   Sam   Cool,' .     -    -
The committees for thc staacl,nB  2.40   P'^on*. attended  the.Troop 71.
crews' pro£r\£ *9&tSS S"ig? ffi%K&SE' t^Bhi * ^ S?d-?e,-,U,.M,e,vI5 Vu,!;
makc-ut) and lighting wiU bc'at *rl T*ke vrhiie cUlb* *U*C •■ ««»i°re, Richard Polly, Donald
announced next week. *■?' ^hB„J,.po,nn50rt>d ty J&T I ^'^J, George MusUrd   Jas | exandcr. ■ Shc   was married
Thc Little Theatre Group has "^Brother,   (Ray  and Chet),  Barker. Paul_Barker and Llo, J'	
been vtrj' fortunate ln securing e TS^! !S!Li   «     ik ' Saf,kcr'
the Sen,-lccs of Miss Paula Carr I^J"6""^,'n^«>, "^up. Patterson
of radio station WBEX In ChB. SB»-*g! •''l^'f?ty-f.a'r ™?* I Hf0  a"d
licothe   to  act   In   an   advisory JfS^ISlPSSS ,of ^V*1"1*i?2: 'nd
capacity for thc direction of the! fff ™"^'   ^rt™c.^-   Cou?^ 78V.    , „_.
nlav   Miss Carr helncd orBani2ei?lc*   "Pt^^ntcd   at   tho   meet-      Explorer   Woodsman   awards
a  Little Theatre croup in? Pa" Ln*  WCT.:   J»-=l«on-   Lawrence,   went   to    Wlllard    Armlntrout.
ta*£f.^tWTSd bJ% S^Jfe   Adam,>   Athens, j Fred U,Band and Gary  Stahler
so  participated   for   five   years  P,^a"d «°"'.       .   . .\*J&*JBLl* ....
nroft-ssional   in   summer   stock.LwC*V.ar,M  Beixch   chairman   of |     The highest award of the cv-
cr,  of Columbus. Ohio,  vlstted i WJ"'""   KT0!"3er: .P0*3   board | mus. who was awarded a Life
thc "Bam" the past weck andj*c,ci£tar&,J,"i5lfd,thc, mernbew;Scout badge,
commented that It compared fa- °nf ^'il'^ T2-"ty f.'r board!     F,e,d J8cculS_2   ^   Wf$.1
vorably with thc "Barns" along ,n"r™"K£c the event. .presented   a   first   aid   eonte»t
the  Ei'st  Coast where  the  Lit-'   ,      c add"*« o*  welcome was-streamer   to Max Way for Troop
-HefSStn originate™ He gavei"1^   bv, Sieve' Vallery.  Wav- 78', participation  In thc Chief
the flStaBMOM■very helpful ad^ e.r,y' <*airrr%t of thc Plkc^ Co.  Logan  Council  contest   held ln
llcc^^rtoe^ iUtSS that he I ^"Tn'lb^y' Lm. * M/Arthur Ca/,,C.r thls yCM  Thc
would  prepare curtain and tt*|„1S.,™*!5_2S__?r ^*^*rUl": advancement   streamer was
- -n— nuuiw, Johnny Jones.
Donald   Mathews '    "ffcw Versions of Old Recipe}    Thc Iron.Count, High School
Jeanne ET McGowan. Donald t Favorites" are featured In SukBmHI.
pr_.ir_.e   r* t™  ».-_..- .   'an   Lowe's   Gold   Rush   of   '49;     Prestation  of   diplomas.
story on,thc Cook' Pages 6 andj     Mandalay   Overture,    High
7.  You will  enjoy hcr  talc of School Band.
Grandfather's Gold Rush Days,!    Benediction,
to'Virginia/    M.      Streltcnbcreer!*100-
lightlng specifications for the
organization and would supervise their installation.
Many of the prominent citizens of this community have
already became "patron' members of thc organization and tho
list of these members will be
announced ncxt week.
Autos In Clash
Near Waverly
in inrnn     luniun      was     il-
Cr   Ohio   Governor   Myers   Y. i warded   to   tho  Jasper   Troop
Cooper,  statc  and  county   fair and thc attendance streamer to
leader. He stressed thc Import-J Post  7S,
ance of Improving the standards      Th
of state and county fairs. with   a   closing
Remarks  wcrc  made  by  A. j Post  78,
The  program   was concluded
ceremony   by
W. Marion, director of agricul-!
ture: L. P. Lake
PIKETON LOCAL HIGH
._.. —_ ..... >-.ii»iiuk9. pikc county now has 43 4-H
Mrs. McLaughlin was a char-;     Hilda  R.  Amlln.   Wllliard C.!,   ,Vee  Planting time  in  China; dubs   working   toward   "Better
tcr   member of Wavcrly Chap-! Armlntrout. Gilbert B.  Barlow,! * *hown on back cover, fcatur-, Living   for a  Better World."
tcr    Orrta^   rat   r •,.■•.....    *•.—     _mT_. I  T_     .e_.
nanow i "'■ ~"-" I*"-™' fSSJJT.*-ay-*-MI   tor a "Better World.
tcr. Order of "Eastern" SUr'shc' Jr.. Velma E. Cockrcll,' Winifred*' Jng a »"'" of.Fhl""c J?Jc,lure,i Tb*" «-]"bs. with art enroll
received reeefnltion for bclontj-jC Connett. Saralj L. Creech., ta^n,/^ ,th* 2*"?%.?.%? ,i racnt °f 343 boys and 310 girls,
ing   to   the  Chapter   for   fifty1 James   E.   Ellcnburg.   Dorothy L.^.8,!^ A0^..?_ur?i.Pravurc'..?:ar* undcr thc leadership of 68
. ,-:,r. ,'1'   *"-*"—    "■
n'ttrT" j!   ^"••-'^-•1-f   *^myHMfim*miM* feature, exclusive with) men and women of the'county
She wa.-member  of Wav- ty U  Havens.0Au^lTv   i^'^^pMican netM-  ln H^'T^SStS'ft&?iS
lv  M-iHi-wu-e   -t.. k i—    --     -*     —   - time tnat mis goal might bc at-
•»-■—•    '   decided increase—lh
year is antlci-
erly  Methodist"church. |om.  Dorothy"M.'Locke. Virgil■ »unt*y
Besides  her daughter, shc  la { Locke.  Jr.,  Charles  H.  Martin
arles  H.  Martin, {   QUARANTINE   EXTENDED   i taint$   A. ^-f1**
survived   bv   three   sons.   Atty. I Ruth I. Matthews. Betty L. Mey* I   BWAMJnWBj^lWH*     enrollment   this
Harold D. McLaughlin and Ar- cr,  Dorothy   C.    Morris.   Ray-J    It has been announced by thc.Pat'*,•	
thur   A.   McLaughlin,   both   of   mond E O'Brien, John L. Pat-, Pikc   County   Hearth   Commin
rnlnmSii.     .-.-«    T*. ae     me.   '.
Columbus,   and  James   N.   Mw-iterson.
 ... County   Health. Commls-j
Edith  A.  Pollard,  Dar-j.loner that thc Quarantine   on t
ner  that  thc  Quarantine   on j WALTER  E.  MOOF
Laughlln of Chillicothe. rfd 3; rel F.'Ross. Marguerite Schlll-.dogs effective until May 12th.f Walter Eugene Moore
a sister. Miss Orpha Alcxand-: ing. Gcorgc F. See. Glenn E.'; is considered as markedly ef- monlhs^old son of Chart
er. of Los   Angeles:  a  brother.! Skidmore.     Jesse    I
Skidmore.     Jesse    E.   Skinner.' fectlve
two
     _. Charles and
However^ there'ls"a M«rie Beavers  Moore,  of Ida-
&£ ATSS&&S ^^!Si iarr^rg^tt:^^"SSI ^^r ¥t^\P""^^X
CPLS-ttSAK-A  •"**!*   T^ma,rCXaLM;^eh^meU5reak   °£  r8bl" **)Pl£S£ffie£l
,m...  n  u.ii.,,11-  ne   n.   icmpicman,   wiida   M- isome time,
tcr.  Mrs.  Mabel Wynn,  preccd- Vulgfttnore. Donald R. Wiseman i    Therefore
ed  her In  death. jand Alva L. Woolridge. __        ___.. «»,.     r—--—•  --•• «••«   «***•
.   ... I     Funcral services   witl be held:      WESTERN LOCAL HIGH      'Health,  and   effective  May  1 J.: Leslie Moore, of ncar Idaho, and
lor of agricul-:     Scout officials  attending   thcjSaturday  at two  p.   m.   at  thei     Earl  Alexander.  Naomi And-' 194-1. there Is established by the*01-* maternal grandmother, Mrs.
 ,   president of program   besides those  already j Methodist church with the Rcv.  erson, William   Aahbauah. Dale' h_ib1i_i _-__.~~i—i -Si»n.  t»».     -. «...   •
the Ohio Fair Managers Assocl-; mentioned   v/ett:   James   Don-1"" — - -
Besides  thc   parents   the   in-
Therefore, pursuant to action 'an1 •« survived .by the patern-
jby  the   Pike  County  Board  of aJ_..?,ra^?P*rent*-  Mr- »'
..^vwi- uiijiuiun'ii w-r: oamci uon-
atlon; Russell Hull, vice presi-; nelly, explorer leader; Oscar
dent of the same group; H. S. * Raidiger, W. S. Lofland and
Faust,  assistant director of ag- Scout  Executive  C.  A.  Preyer.
riculttirc.    and    assistant   vico .'  *—rrr-
[president of Ohio   State  FalrlCoOn   Hunters   To
„; Managers  Board; Robert Jones,' , , m.. r-
i—.__._._.   -. * Have  Two Events
William C.   Bohner. 68. Nor-,      ,_.--;-  ----, .~™. .«„^
walk, vainly applied his brakes' a*sis£a"J   ■*■» Jalr   manager;,
at 1:30 p. m.. Thursday, at thej Clark Van Schoik, chief of the 	
southern outskirts of Wavcrly In I *u,v'*Ion of Food and Dairies.; The Pikc County Coon Human effort to avoid a weaving! ****** Harley Swain, chief inspec-: crs" Ae.odatlon met at tlu-ir
northbound auto driven by Ar- to^of Foods.  ^     _ jc|ub   ho iso  In   t h i * ^ regular
thur   Skidmar.   of   Camp. i „, 9*^*5*. out*,2° ^ ^f'0 ottl-tehedulr-i    meriing
Mr. Skidmark car struck the! cT,a]"8t*° make remarks were evenin*?. May 3.
left front fender of thc south- ^.u?,«c G- g^. Blttenour. Harry, Among othcr business d!t-
bound Bohner car. The Impact \ C,al ?t*ra-'- Pete Fleming, editor cussed, two events were sched-
scnt the Skidmar auto ovcr a gJ , n,°ot ,B™}* ;. *nd Chester uled for the near future: one is
curb at thc left of the highway j "Otroff. of Rotroff Amusements, (a trap shoot for Jtmo Sth and
and it traveled  100 feet before  Yho,    Presented    entertainment   a field trial for May   9th.
during Uic evening. Ncxt   regular melting of the
                                 I organization   will  be  June  2.
.—-. ........... »j«i_ani!jinrr, Mrs
• Rcv.  erson, William   Ashbaugh, Dale'Health Commissioner a quaran-,'51'11*  Beavers,   of Wilmington
E R. Bull, pastor of the church.   Barton.   Margene   Carter,   Imo-; tine of all dogs not bearing tag.!
officiatintf       Hnrlal   will    !-.»    *— t-.___i.-i.
officiating.     Burial  will   be
coming to a stop, the state high
way   patrol   reported.
Mr. Skidmar was lodged in
the Pike county Jail pending
appearance before Squire H. F.
Junk.
LAKE WHITE GOLF CLUB
TO  HAVE   LUNCHEON
Who Is Mrs. Golf? The first
lady1 to introduce hcraelf to
Mrs. Golf will receive a prize
at thc bridge luncheon to be
given by thc ladles of the Lake
White Golf club on Wednesday.
May 18th, beginning promptly
at 12:30 p. m. at the Lake
White Club.
The committee in charge of
this affair. Mrs. William G. Vallery, chairman. Mrs. A. M.
Shrader, Mra. Robert Vallery,
and Mr*.  Charlee Austin, haa
Lorraine Moon
Winner In Contest I
ALFRED  EVANS
Evergreen cemetery     "       j £» V?™*' ioyc< fH&ft **?' ol im™"-i*-»tion. against rabies.  P-   ***    Saturday^ atT'the"smith
Frfends  may vl^w the   body \plulIvSSteeS^^iA £&•"%&   *"   ^   twelve' Chapel   church; with   too  Rev
at  thc Boyer fupcral  homerf-  Ister      NeH^M*     ^*»w.HH onth,T* JMa  quarantine-<ha|l  Algon Leeth. of ncar Idaho, of-
ctta Tong. Patricia Walls. Rich-;bies  within  the past  year   and :.	
nrd  Wails   James  White,   and; bears an   immunitv tag   It' may:     ^T0   M0VE   BUILDING
Thomas   Weatherhead. be released after May  12 ^Kenneth   Litterst   has   begun
BEAVER  LOCAL HIGH   *   y  >Z' \ the moving  of   the   four  iCom
Loretta   I Owens. Charlcs W I       WHEAT  ALLOTMENTS       i co"a?c trom the corner of 3rd
Rclsinger.    Florence    C.    Nutt,!     _ ——  !*nd Market streets  to the rear
funcral hour.
MRS. ROSE ANN ACORD
•Mrs.   Rose   Ann   Acord.   76.
widow of James Acord, died at
Thursday) 3:43  a.  m. Friday   at hcr residence on Chillicothe. rfd 3, following an illness of a month.
rfflce ts in process ;oJhU residence on First Ave.
---------- 'ng 1950 wheat  si-;*** bow will bc occupied by
farms which pro-!"*"- ,*-itterst*»  .on-ln-Iaw   a
Miss  Lorraine   Mo^^.
dent   of   thc   Stockdalc
school,  was onc of the win..
In  the State Farmers' Instit
Poster   Contest   Lorrane's
. ! Dorothy M. McGuire. Verna R. j The AAA off
,_,B^?i,in v.Plkc co,l!nty_ Mir.ch: King. Ethel Oney. Martha E of establishing
V J-,u_?',shp Yaiv.the,.da,iRh,cr  Swan.    Geneva     L.     Maynard.! lotmenU on   fa
of   Obijah   and  Charity   Byron  Qp„,„. ur  n-t_.  d_.hi- r   *• : _tn-<«--i   -*.k_.-«   i.
Hartleyj-T-he married on March  pa
28,  1W3. and her husband died! gg
11 months age.                             : cr   Hobf.rt   smith.   Richard   D.l    tt you  grew wheat on  your »   "J?^^"  offi«*   building  for
Surviving artTtwo daughters.; Rapp   Kenneth   R   Ingall   Ray-:'«m 'n 1947, 1948 or 1949, you  or. R. T. Leever will be started
,Mrs. Gladys Kinnamon and Mrs.  mond* A   Travis   Dclma C   Ad- should contact  thc AAA  office soon on the 3rd and Market St.
r 5L ^"derson.   both   of   Frank-) ams   Alvin  Seh'ardcr.  Jr. Ray-i In   Waverlr   by  May 20.   194B.  location.
,   fort; five sons, Floyd. Riehmon-! ..  m   -■,    _.. _.   .    ,t    —■ f-.~
Alfred   Evans.   57.   f or mei ,, _.   ., _
'22S ^ Hke C0U.ni? r"ldent'!&'ies QJdTS CTa?kib^J-m,0nH|montl  K   Slzemore   and Jackiei and   complete 'a  farm""acreage,
died ^Thursday   at   Lexington, i rii^m^    '^L?..^?.:,^ ! Chandler. | report. We need thc wlteat. corn |
ALUMNI BANQUET
todm & rollowlnK an "tended 111- g« "chilhcothe- T.l.t^ M« ^ STOCKDALE UOCAL HIGH land tobacco history tor ynk .J*' *™™1 t»n<-u^ of t h e
OTe!ne?-^ , r Ellen ^honorcofum^.tli Evcl>'n L' 1>ibcrt' Ma*inc E. IMS. lM7. 1946 and 1945. and ^,v^,y high .school alumni as-
. SCLBo?1    'n,.La*r?n?e    w^.^aI^'   ,„T° ^"bU-L_.l?iSwan.  Betty  J.   Veach.   Myrtle! all   other   t —     	
Ky.. in April. 1892. hc was the'! K«ndchildrcn   and   nine   great 1 L    MoK.   Edna   F
srjx^aa'^w.afi Sr n«'ni#.fii asni'i''
Moui-5   miss,  ror Jtcvcrai  vrar* ; r*. »» * .   ■
Stockdalc high schoolhas ha"i^M^^ "^f:ma!Iicd:
a winner In the state poster
contct. Congratulations to Lorraine and to the school she represents.
PROMOTED
STEWART     FIELD,      NEW
BURGH, N. V.—Arthur W. Ca-
pVa"nn^"'a"d"uriotSTunchMn!?ard' a MUve <* Waverly. o,
Those    planning    to    attend Ir6rec- iX *•' announced by Lt
should make up their own ta- Col-  Hallock   Walmsley.   Com-
blcs.   Luncheon   plates will  bc manding    Officer    of    Stewart
$1.25 per peraon. | Field.   Thi*- airman   is assigned
Reservations should be made, to Duty FGG with Hq. and Hq.
wJth Mn. ^i*uerite Montccm-! g^^^  stcwart Fleld U.an
Installation ot Tint Alt Force.
Continental Air Command, and
I. located in  the heart of the
historic Hudson Valley.
erv at the Lake White Club, not
later than Monday, May IS.
COMPLETES   COURSE
Morris Swiger, Box 133. Waveriy. O., ha. completed thc
course tn Practical and Theor.
etical Radio and Television and
has been awarded a diploma
bv the National Radio Institute
of Washington, D. C. He finished a prescribed course of technical studies with creditable
j-fades and is to be congratulated.
OPEN AIR CONCERT
The Piketon high achooi band
wlll give an open air concert
on tho grade school lawn in
Piketon. Saturday evening. May
14. at eight o'clock. Ice cream
and cake will be sold by members of the hand parent s club.
The public it Invited.
Mr. Evans was a member of
thc Poe's Run EUB church,
near Londonderry.
Surviving are his father, John
Evans, now residing in Clarksburg: s i x sisters. Mrs. Dovle
Roberts. Mrs. Gertie Pennington, both of Waverly; -Mrs. Llv-
cnia Bailey. Mrs. Myrtle Bailey, both of Oppy, Ky.. Mr*. Del-
la Sykes, of Clark.burg; and
Mrs. Clnthy Pennington, Kingston; two brothers, Dewey Evans, of Waverly, and Worth Evans, of Willlamsport.
Services werc hcld at 2 p.
m.. Sunday, from the Boyer
funeral borne. Wavcrly with the
Rev. Lonnle Murray, of rfd 2,
Waverly,  officiating.
Biufal .followed in Spring-
bank cemetery, near Yellowbud.
HAVE   NEW  SIDEWALKS
Mrs. Julia Shrader and Mr.
Boxer Kirch have improved the
anpearance of their homes on
Third itf-rcet by having new cement sidewalks put down. Mrs.
Shrader Is also remodeling the
front porch on her residence
and ls having repairs made to
her gartge. Armstrong Bros,
milt it* sidewalks.
cfo'pi tor   i94Y -1^- gSJ^"
,   ,    . „ ,      w,;-  iV" !r- Davl«. J°h« p  Jones, Forest! expect to grow wheat  In 1950, fflj 5^  entertainment of th ,,i-
ated at the services held at two j j. Thompson. Ralph S. Caulley. \y°**  ™««  tile a  request for a ;   ,[C™1n,   jick .j   . *   te  7'-
p.   m.  Sunday from the Fisher (Donald   Koerper   and   Paul   J   new  farm  wheat allotment   kf Sgff^'ffKg ffP   "*   '
funcrai homc in Frankfort with 11_.—t.r—
deceased   her.
The Rev. J. L. Burton offlci
Frankfort with
burial in Grccnlawn cemetery,
at Chillicothe.
NEW-BARBER
Ansel Hughea, who recently
passed the state barber's ex
amination. has been employed
at the Walter Miller shop. Mr.
Hughes and his wife; the former Maxine Blakeman. reside
•n the Cofer property on Bridge
SL
May  20.  1949.
; cured from canvassers.
HOSPITAL   NOTES
Patients   discharged  on Wed-
HOME TALENT SHOW
Merritt Post. No: 142, of tho
American Legion will present
the show. "Laff If Off at the
high school auditorium Wednesday and Thursday. May 23
and 2-5. A full cast of charaet-
e<rs will be published next
week.
RITTENOUH ELECTED
Everett Rittenour. Pike Co.
farmer, chairman of the Farm
Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., yesterday was elected vice
President of the Ohio Farm
Bureau Federation. The Piketon farmer succeeds James West
of Perry, 0-, who resigned.
Stapleton
SCIOTO   TOWNSHIP ! --,_- ===     . . ,.„     mZ.ammm
Harriett A. Ault. William EI COMPLETES BASIC COURSE
Bond. William DeBord. Clara ««■ '«,,»' "• -[ones. , havi.n-! nesday from Chillicothe hosnit-
M. Honaker. Cecil McCollister. completed 11 weeks basic tram-1" ^-mm William SherSan
Enid M. Patrick. James E. Pyle. i'"« «t L*ckland Air Force B** aJ Batobi7dge. rfd 2 M« rA"
Mary E. Ratcliff. Betty L.: ft San Antonio Texas, has been L^ K«X Wav«ly rfd 2"
Roark   Kenneth D -Vulgamore. I £t  Pjejt  of  hcr  parent,   Mr-  anndaWmiam' Coph£%*%&,
James R. Ward and Carmie G. i «nd   «"-   i<?*Phw "■• Jones  fori . wr*r* /
Zimmerman. I*™   daJ's-  Pfc.   Jones  left last
! Wednesday  for  Ft.  Francis E
AT   KENTUCKY   DERBY
Mrs. Flora   Radford, 83. dled;   —  -... —....■ »   w^-r^_,.   _. „_  _m^. _ .. -     --- A
at  her home  In  Meigs county, j training in a clerk-typist school i *»« Mrs. Fred Foill motored
near   Pomeroy.   Ohio,   Monday! after which she wlU receive her j leOUlsvUle. Ky.. Friday, to
evening at 6:45. jtwrnuttcnt   assisjnment   in   thejneas the Kentucky Derby hfld
Funeral services will be held [Air Corps. tet Churchill Downs.
at thc Rock Springs Methodist
church on Route 33 of which
she has been a charter member
since   1891.
Her death was caused by a
fall on the stairway, January
3, which injured her spine, and
causing continuous suffering for
18 weeks. Her husband. J. Emmet Radford, died 31 years ago
from tetanus.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Ray Croy. Cumberland, O.;
and three sons. Homer, at home;
Wyatt. of Pomeroy: and Rcv.
W.  C.   Radford. Piketon.
MEET AT LAKE WHITE
Member, of the Ross County
Bar and Library Association
conducted their annual soring
meeting and dinner at Lake
White Inn Saturday evening.
CLASS   PLAY   AT'«_30
The Senior class play.   "A . ....	
Broom For The Bride" w*l' be j fishermen tr use snag hooks nt
No Sucker-Snagsrinfr
Says   Everett  Ridge
Everett Rfdge. 7th District
Supervtaor for the State Coo*
aervSDon Department, warned
Thursday that It ia illegal for
given next Tuesday evening-
May 19th, at the high school
auditorium. Starting time of the
play will be 8:30 and not 8:00
as advertised on the tickets
any kind. Fish, be advUed.
which do not strike lures, can
be taken only by anfllng (with
baited hooka). Violators are
subject to prosecution.