Republican Herald 1950-05-11

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THE REPUBUCAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHJO.  THURSDAY, MAY 4th, 1950
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UNDERSTANDING
SYMPATHY:
SERVICE
DEARBORN   MAu»p
REAR-ATTACHED HlU-WKK
iiwiwil
Caa be altar hed to Ihe Ford Trarlor In a
natter of minute*, detached even faster.
Toe cen rwrttct. le cultivating or »nj other
job, and back acaln to mov.In* ln a burry.
Can eat ap to 13 acre-* a day. makt* -harp,
rlren lam*, bark* Into corner*.
ImrroveiL (trtlsbler drive redu*«* vibration lo a nilnl-
roum (ar uaoolber performance, looser life-. Cotter
bar li llflrd and l-meted by Ford Tractor Hydranlle
Tonrh Control. An automatic releaae pennlU miter
bar lo swing to rear *tbtn It bit* an ebttractlon.
Cotter bar can be tilted to (..ur potltlon*.
Tapered ratter bcarlon In I nn Drive.
I ft. or T ft. colter bar. It joe want a e«l
mower, see Ibla new Dearborn Bear
Attached Mowtr belire yea boyl
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WAVERLY, OHIO
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Th* Council ot -Hi* Vlltae* "I Waverty. Plk* C-rnmiy. Ohio, met In regular Kauan on tha Slh day ol April.
A D. IKO at the office ol CV-uncil
»llh  the tollowtnc membar* preaentr
e_larvnc* eVoper
t Sail F. Uuur-r.
Waiter Kdia—eit
John ll  T»wtv*rL
Datul   Yeafer.
Mr   Tcichere moved the adoption ot
of the Villas* ot Waverly, cr.*.. that
th* 'HcnoluUon l*o laau* bond* after
RtSamiaalon 10 tha .Electors* ngaeetl
UKOnber *. IMS. be and the *anv* t*
neiehv amended tc r-r-.il a* Itrtlow*:
■W3IUl*_A_s.   putauanl  to
tion adopted by Ut* council of thc
Villa** oi Vavasly. I"*.k» f_>unty, Ohio,
on the sth day ot Sepiemher. l»*a
elevlidn -.«. nehS on the dat* named
tn aald r*__olutn>n to-wit: The Sin day
o< November IS-, tepon th* Qu-ation
ol Itauins bond* tot the purjx___t of
conttructins and erectins a fireproof
easir.e houae-. purcnatins a ftr* ensin*
and th* nxxaary appaiatu* ttMlornn
ui Uie ium ol twenty- Uioua-and <h.U*r«
and no/100 (SSO.OOOOOI of which e-
lectlon due notice was s'ven accord-
tne to Uw and at which election *-»
lol   the  elector*  voUr_c  cn  *ald  prop-
Itlnn   voted   In   favor   thcirof;   and.
• WllKIU-AS. it U now aren.cd neceaaary to liaue and acll ta-enty tlvou-
I und dollar* and ro/ioo <sso_»*ooo> ot
•aid bonds under authority ol secUon* ZSOt-i and I_*l-l» to ZAQ--U. in-
clualve. ul th* Ceneral erode ol Ute
Slat* ol Qhla:  and.
■•WIITJO-AS. thia council content-
plate* the us* _ SU.10O.0O erf aald
sum for Uta pure*—ee ol alta and *-
rectins ot Ute nt* etteine hous*-, SJ.-
S0OOO ik Ut* IW* ensirx and appaiatu*
utcrcfcwT and will require SS0OOO not
to exceed ona year** intereat. to car-*
lor Intereat maturing prevtou* to Uw
receipt* ol the lam from which *uch
intereat u to be ultimately paid, making a total aggregate amount of HO,-
ooo oo   and.
WHEREAS, a tingle bond taut* for
lh* loreeoin*- pun-."*-"-. 1» <V_lred and
Ute clerk ha* certuVed th* maximum
maturity of *atd bond*, which.maximum maturity doe* not exceed hia
caUraat* of the »ver»ge number of
oats of u*erulne*a aa meaaured by
tte weighted average ol the amounts
ptntKwed to be expended lor aaid »*v-
eral claute* of tmpcovement* in *e-
corelaiKr* with th* table of maturiuen
Axed by aection S3J-S ol Ut* Central
Code;   and.
"WIIKHKAS.   tt  tl   rutlrcuted   that  a
tax   lor   aaid  bonda   will   Ant  appear
the duplicate  tor  Ute tax  year
and  that the Anal Ux •eule-rvertt
with the county Ueaauter next follow-
tng the Inclusion ol a lax (or thl* la-
Douglass Pontiac
Emmitt and Market Streets
Telephone 15 Waverly, Ohio
tn the annual budget by the County
Auditor. ». provided by law. will w
obtained not earlier than th* tint day
ol Sep-ember. ll»l. NOW THEJU_> 0!U'„
ba   It
•RESOLVED, by the council of
th* Village ot Waverly. that, lor tho
purpose ol constructing and erecting
a Areproot engine house; purrttaving
a Ar* -mglnc and the nt-ceaaary apparatus therefore tt ia necrssary to
i*»\_e and mere shaU bc ttaued and
mid bond* ol thu vtlise* under au.
thority of »«_on» JIM-J. K*J-1» io
r**n-Il. Inclusive, ol Ute General Code
ol Ohio In'one lot and that the a-
mount of __ud bond* to be presently
uaued shall lie In the principal sum
ol   ssoeooos^
"Said aam* shall be dated the 1st
day ol Sanitary, ISM. and ahall be in
th* denomuviuon ol eleven hundred
!-rver.t>-tlx dollars and 41/100 ill..
174 411   each. >
"They -.'lall lie aerial and thall b»
numbered from one tl' to seve-nteen
(11) bo* number* inclusive. They
ate of two
S.  ISSS.  herehv  mended. It* 'and  the
same   I*   heietiy   repealed
TThIt   reaolUlK-B   I*   htiwby   declared
td be an etnetxency for Ute loivowing]
rea*o«« ai*d Hull take effect thcrwlor* |
immedlklatr upon IU pa_*ag«:
A. That Ihv Are eriglno house ha* |
been condttnned by u>* SUt* Da- i
partment of   Industrial  ReUllonar
D
It
ii.eel   the need* ot  tha  village;
C. Thai the peoeeedinc* have bean
conflrmed by the voter* ol th* vll-
Use at a public election, and;
D Th* public he*lth. aalety and
wx-tl beln* donand this reaoluUon be-
com* eflertlv* lnvntdailely upon it*
j.--.s-..i_je
My. Telrtierl, having presented th*
loreeo'.ng reaoluUon: the vime having
been   given   IU   Art!   reading   and   It
be suspended requiring thai ordinaneet
•nd reaoluUon* of • g*n*r*l «• permanent nature be given three raad-
mgt on Utre*  separate date*.
Upiet  roll  call  thoje present  voted
aa  follow*:
tTooper   Aye.
Moore. Ave.
Schautell.   Aye.
Teicnert. Aye.
Veager.  Ate
WHKnrVWW   the   Mayor   declared
said   motion   duty   adopted
Taking   Into  consiiSeiatinn  the  fore,
eiuns   moUon   suspending   th*   rule*, i
nded   the   moUon   of |
Production Men
Of Oil Industry
To Hear Experts
Moor*   aecon
Paul Givens
AH Type* Construction Work for
CONSERVATION OF
SOIL AND WATER
Avoid hauling water this fall. See us ond make
plans to suit your needs. We are qualified to meet
Government specifications. Free plan and estimate  without obligation.
We have a complete line of equipment to construct
ponds, levees, open ditches and similar work.
PAUL GIVENS        JOHN HARTLEY
Waeerly. O- Rt. No. 1 AssUtsat
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W. T. HoUldsy. chairman of the!
board of The SlandsreJ OU.Com-.
pany (Ohio), will be*one ot the;
Mr. Tcscherl and the roll being
th* vote resulted aa lotto*-*:
Cooper. Ay*.
Moore. Aye.       »
Schauseil,  Ay*.
Teichert,   Aye.
Yewcer.   Aye.
WllkKELPOS   thc   Mayor   deoUrrd    JT *f   '   .  ri" .    .r___ak«r»    at    the
th.  tcooiuuon  duly  .doowt. sour   principal   speakers   as  we.
Adopted:   April   4.   iw. •( spring   meeting   of   thc   Eastern
^.Vi.t.*!  »   i.rttj_nr«r  jr     I District, American PetroleMm Jn-
acuHr°vii2i.,c"Uw.,^y. Piko' atmitc-s Division of ProducUon. In
Cleveland April 28. 27 and 28.
Appearing on the program with ;
Mr. Holiday before lhis gathering
of more than 500 esperts in the:
productieai end of the oil and gas
Industry will be: J. French Robin- j
son, president of the East Ohio Gas |
Company, Senatoe Robert S. Kerr
of Oklahoma, and Dr. Oliver "B.
Hopkins ot Toronto, vice president
of the Imperial OU Company Ltd.
Phone Beaver 34F3
Phone Waverly 248R2
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Ban
County. Ohio,
t. Charles W. Hollbers Jr. belns
Ute duly elected, qualified and acUnf
clerk In and foe the Vlllase of Waverly. rtk* Counly. Ohio, and luvtns
In my cmtc-dy the pertv.ar.ent recwrttx
i.r-Sinaneei and rtaoluuons of aald
vIlUs* and by Uw betne chanted
with Ute *al*-keeplr_i; and etistody
Utcrfot. do hereby ceruly that 1 have
read the forejolns and that the ume
true and correct copy ol Ut*
Ul* minutes
CTxjunctt on
uy of Apni   a   n.. new.
C-.IIA_tl__r._-.   W.   ItOULBEHO   JR..
aerk.  VlUase ol Waverly. like
County.  Ohio. 4-n-U
is a true ana -rurreci _wvj
ctlslnal a* appear* in the
ot Ut* proceeaina* o! said O
the  4th day of  April   A   n.
"REMINISCENCE"
By  S.  O.  BUMGARNER
(Continued)
Uncle •Make's" wlfc was a
slater to my inoUier, whose father. Thomas Givens, a son of
George Givens. Sr. who camc
direct from Ireland (was born
about 1743). died in 1840. ago
103 ycars. Hc was my great
grandfather, on my mother's
side.
My grandfather. Bumgarner.
marricd a lady by thc name of
Butcher, ahe being a sister nf
Noah Radcr's wife. My great
grandfather, Jacob Bumgarner,
Sr. came from Virginia, had
three boys, John, my grandfather, who lived near the west
side of thc old homestead; Reuben, who lived near thc H. C.
Givens' farm, and Abraham,
who lived ncar t h c Givens'
Chapel church,  where' thc late
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COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONInc
Phone 81
nhall bear Interest at the
and irtree-qiurtera per centum tISV.. _
per annum payable semi annually on ] Jacob Schilling lived, and Is
^_i^U<o'iU^ch*yde.run,u. _i Uow occupied by his daughter,
p-tr-cipal   *um   la  paid,   aa  evtdenc-xl , Hazel.
by th* tnlere-d coupon* attached | Isaac Miller, who lived where t
£^%.V.%ienr£ 7tT'?r,«bd-?Vroi; Sheriff Andrew Givens now 1
Marcti   a. D. ibm j lives,   married   a   daughter   of
said bokjia £aii be Jf**™"* »•„ "?* . Reuben Uumgamer's. Philip L.
^„t^  rTk.n coui.i^°'ohi?*n5ponn ; Hamman. Sr    also married one
pretcmaUon   and   surrender   of   bonds   of    his    daughters,    and     David
and    ln-«-re»t    coufvr.*
vhey
ahall be du* and
able as  loltosk-s -
liond Hale el
Nnrnfeer _     Matarlty
which
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maturities   are    heteb
^Stay
Amount
S111« 47
IIW47
1176 41
U7S.47
Miller, who lived on thc farm
now owned by Kd LUllclt. married one daughter.
Abraham's children, as I remember, were as follows.- John,
Gcorgc.   Joseph,   Henry,   Jacob
Jr., Abraham Jr. and one dau-
ii7«471ghter  I  recall by the  name of
WliV, Mary,  who  married  a   teacher
I-Sot U-y the name of Brill, thc fath-;S
im47'or of Rcv. H. E. Brill, of Coll- ['
112 *I   insvillc,  Oklahoma;  and  Scrcp-!
ii?6*4! ta   Kirkpalriek,   of   Brlggsdalc,;
H7«4i;Ohio, who is somc 90 ycars of:
}!!JJ!iagc. Joseph,  thc sew  of  Abra-|
ii7«4.1 ham, has a son, near Ashville,;
U76 48 \ Ohio, by thc name of Oscar E.
cie««r- r Bumgarnor.   and    four    grand- •
mined   to   be   In   substantially   «sji>*l . .lmj* \f-i._,   _» U'.,i,in_in.
annua!  insuilments S.h,*.d.rCn.*. ^S . ,tCr,.°\ «_»*l\lr-8*Jf«
ror thc Payment ol said bonds and C. H.; Harold, of Ashville; Or-
the intomt coupona therein attach*^ viHc_ 0f Columbus; »nd Dorsey.
the   lull   faith,  credit   and   revenue  ot :    .   r,\r.i...m      i-iui..   «„j   ..... .V
tn* viiia<* o. waverty. Ptke County   of Circleville*. Ohio; and scver-
Ohlo.   is   hereby   Irrevocably   pledged   al   great   grandchlldrcr.    Gcorgc
S!1_L'0~^ Kr*^ ^v^-  i!_f._!Jl_J i Sr*«   ha*  lwo   grandchildren   in!
■r.rcr»«ry   funds   to   p«y   the   Intereat   ....    .        .   /->ui__. St..    i»«« i
ton   the   iorei._T.ns   issue   oi   bondi.   Mc-chanicsbiirg, Ohio: Mrs. Jane i
! promptly w*ten and as the same falls Hatfield and Altnlro Moody, •
iclue. and al*o lo provide a lund «uf. \ .,,,. on •„.-,« crandchilii Har-'
Iflcient    to   dlwharee   the   said   serial   0,,u  „ V.,  ,j       granacnua.  «ar
ttoryli at maturity, there shall be and ; VCy   llatllCId.
Ita hereby levied on all th* taxable J Now WC Will retrace OUT i
; propcrt-r In   the   Village   ol   Wav-erly. ' ,.._.   nn   t>,,,.,„   v.    104   ■„   tho!
til like County. Ohio, in addiUtm to j sxeP» on "Utile «0. lit IO ine
tail other Uxe* » dltect Ux annua'.;> roside-nct- of Uncle Sam Giv-r
.outside of thc ten null UmiUUnn dur- | ens, located 1-4 mile Cast Of i
I Ins  the period  said  bonda are to run!—. ci.ii.-_,      til.    «,!/_.     «... 1
iln    an    ao-ount   .ulhcient   to   provide I pl"-C»S    Station.    HU    Wife,    WC ]
I tunda 10 oay intercut upon Mid bonds j knew her by the name of "Aunt
.^.n hat __._»* rati, du* and . Polly",   her   maiden   ittms   bc-
.. said -TiTt 1 '"B   Polly   Saylor.   She   was   a
ich tax »hai: not 1 very devout mother, and it was j
Article   Xlt  of the  Cona-llutlon    Said I the     ■
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"Old Frame Church", with
ux  shall be and ts hereby  ordered j hor  old-fashioned  silk   sun-bon-
oollected by the *am* officers. In the   show the smiling, motherly face
manner  and  at  the  same  time ; as  she   talked  to  God,   with   an
Uxes for sencral p_irp.---*a fo
each of aald year* are ceTtin-*_l. lev-
led, extended and collected Said Ux
shall be placed before *nd tn preference to all other Items and for the
full amount thereof. The funds derived from said Ux levies kereby
reoulred shall be placed In a aepar-
•te and distinct fund, which, together
tslth all inlceeat collected on Uie same,
aha!-, bc Irrevocably pledated for the
payment of the Interest and principal
of said bonds, -then and as the same
fall   due
•Said bond* shall be rnrned by the
Mayor and Clerk ol aald Vlllace of
Waverlv and the Interest coupons shall
hav* the fu___trr.il* slcntture of aald
Shed
ned that all
acta, condition* and thins* necessary
to be done precedent to and tn Ut*
lvu.net ol satd bond* tn order to
make the same lejral. valid and btieUnc
obltsauons ol said vilUce havec teen
done, have happened and been petrarm-
ed Li regular and du* form a* required
by U-tf and that th* tax tor the pay
doe* not exceed any UmlUUons of
UxaUon ot said vlllace and lhat the
amount ol this bond laaue does not
exceed any ltmiUUcn ot indebtedness
as fixed by las*.
-The dee* havtnc heretotore of-
lered thl* _su* ol bonda to th* Trus-
tee* ot thc Sinkmc rund _ aaid vll.
UCe and to the industrial ComnuaBon
U tlhlo, -a-ho have refused tha same.
and said bond* ha vln* h*r**x»toce bach
offered tor public aal* va* duly a*
warded r reeotutSoei paawd l-bruary
IU ISM. to th* J. A. White and Company ol ClncinnaU. Ohio, such talc
1* hereby routed  and confirmed.
"Iha dark ta hereby authorized to
keep a record of tha nun—er. amount
and rate of each bond aold. the amount
i«cas»sd tor tt: to wham told and th*
Um*   wheo   payable
That   said   Reao)u___c_r.   ed   December
exrcasional "out-burst'' of ovcr- j
flowing Joy, that camc from u
"heart   strangely   warmed."
"Uncle Sam and Aunt Polly"
were the parents of the following chiidrcn: Tabilha. married
a Mr. Westfall; *U»Ultla married
Michael Rader; Jane, married
John Rader; • Rhoda \marrlcd
John Armintrout: Wcslt-y married Martha Shock: Charlcs
marricd Armina Butcncr; Mary
married Peru Hutt.
"Undo Sam"' was a brother
to James; George Jr., and
Thomas Givens, the writer's
grandfather. These boys wcrc
chiidrcn of George Sr., the Irishman from Ireland.
We will now stop at Givens
Station a few minutes. Thc first
Store was put up there by Lew-
Is Bumgarner, about 70 years
ago. A few years later the store
was taken over by James A.
Brammer, and still a few more
years lateir, by WlUism F.
Brammer and Miller, who somc
Tears lat<_r sold to J. E. Voelker, who enlarged, the general store quite a bit The son,
Fred H. Voelker, now of Jackson, Ohio, erected a cement
block building oa the west side
of the railroad, whero hc did ■
good business until his health
became impaired.
(Te Be Continued)
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not one cent more.
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WAVERLY, OHIO
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VOLUME 108.
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY,   MAY Uth, 1650
NUMBER 19.
A JUNIOR FAIR
BOARD NAMED!;
Youngster* To Assist
In   Operation    Of
Pike Co. Fair.
A Pikc Counly Junior Fair
Board has been selected to help
ln planning and supervising the
many activities of tho Pikc Co.
Fair.
Thc cxhlbiU tn the Junior
Fair have been increasing for
the past several ycars and thc
Junior Fair Night Program, including the parade, has also
grown to thc extent where lt
now occupies • place approach-
Ins the equal of othcr features.
The Senior Fair Board has
been very helpful in building
Junior Fair activities and it is,
through their recommendation
that the Junior Association was
formed.
Representatives of the various youth departments mct recently ot thc county extension
office to work out a plan for
Uic selection of individuals and
tlie degree of representation
from each of thc departments.
It is anticipated that tho perpetuation and further organization of the group will be made
by Uie members themselves.
All members who wcrc select,
ed hove agreed to serve. They
are:
Maxine West, 4-H clubs, of
Wakefleld.
Barbara Scaggs. 4-H clubs, of
Zahn's Corner.
Ted Rittenour, 4-H clubs, of
Sargents.
Selby Wallace. 4-H clubs, ot
Kirn  Grove.
Billy Gildow. 4-H clubs, of
Omega.
Don Wiseman, 411 clubs, of
Zahn's Corner.
Bonnie Phontson, FHA. ot
Stockdale.
Nancy George, FHA. Omega.
Carl Slone. FFA, Beaver.
Norman Burkltt, FFA. Pikcton.
Don Ashbaugh. FFA. Latham.
Eddie Hartmus. Boy Scouts,
Wavcrly.
LOCAL BEAGLE IS
THIRD IN ZALESKI
TRIALS ON MAY 7
White's Gunfecr, a Beagle,
owned by Joe »mjlte, Waverly
captured third plB-_ in thc Bcaty
gle trials, last Stlhday, May 7,
nt thc Zaleskl trial grounds. 1-4
mile west of Zaleskl. sponsored
by thc Raccoon Valley Beagle
Club. This win qualifies the
hound to run in Uic Winner's
Stake at Columbus, May 21, for
the Southern Ohio Beagle Association   championship.
White's Gunner previously
finished "reserve" at Waverly
on April 22 and sixth at Greenfield on April 30.
FIRE DEPT. CALLED TWICE
The Waverly fire department
answered two calls thc past
week. On Sunday evening the
inhalator squad was called to
the WilUam Walker home on
Grandview to administer oxygen to Mrs. Wplker. On last
Friday thc firemen were caUed
to First Avenue to extricate W.
H. Acord, 5 year old son of
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Acord.
from a truck. The youngster had
fallen between the cab and bed
of the truck and was wedged
in so tightly that the bed of the
truck had to be pried loose In
order to free him«-
NEW DRIVE-IN BEING BUILT
Waverly will have
drl*. >tn restaurant this summer
The ncw business which
feature frozen custard and malt
ed and walk-away sundaes, is
being constructed on tbe Scioto
Trail South ncxt to the D. T.
& I. underpass.
IVII.I     Q
new n
mmer. 111
i  will IU
8
PorUmouth Man
Arrested On Petit
Larceny Charge
Gene Kessinger, S3, of 1824
Grant St.. Portsmouth, was
turned over to Pike county authorities Sunday on charges ot
grand and peUt larceny.
"Police arrested Mr. Kessinger
at his homc on warrants from
Plkc county. Police said he was
charged with stealing a boat
and a table.
Sheriff Jesse H. Foster took
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Pike Pair Bound Over
On Robbery Charges
Cecil Skidmore, of Ladd, and
John Woodruff, of ncar Riverdale. havc been bound over to
the grand Jury on charges of
robbery. Bond has been set at
J7.500 each.
They are accused of enterina
Albert Current s home. Smith
HIU. Ptketon, routc 1, and robbing him of f>470.
Thc robbery occurred at four
a m. on April JO, and Sheriff
Jesse H. Foster*arrested thc accused men later the same dsy.
ACCALAUREATE PROGRAM
MAY 14,1950, 8:00 P.M.
Pri_%-sslonal  HIGH  SCHOOL BAND
Invocation   REV.   RAY   DUNCAN
Music       HIGH SCHOOL GIRL'S CHOIR
"Hear My Prayer"—James
"Green Pastures"—Sanderson.
Sermon         REV.  RAY  DUNCAN
Music HIGH  SCHOOL  GIRL'S  CHOIR
"As Torrents in Summrr"—Elgor
"Onward Christian Soldlers"~Arr. by Swift.
Benediction REV. RAY DUNCAN
0:
PIKETON HIGHi^er/y Tops S. O. C.
TOGRADUATE25|^t^i IA*±A^AAAl
LOCAL MANHEAD
;0F LOANLEAGUE
!-**•-->      rt.M*     VII     kill*      *»'(*     w»      I '      II eV     >»«U     U»W.      *V«U*      T9 mv    \\f%*     %        mm * ft
sports   horizon   this   wcek   fol- erly; Ragland, South Point; Mc- Which  Met  At  Portn-
lowing   thetr   Southern    O b i o Kee. South Point; Markham. Way ^,A.,sl% r»« 1 .   »
C1SC&   1 O tSe Meld     iConierenc.- win over six south-verly; Anderson. Minford, Tim/ snouin   _»n L.asi
Waverly   high
jelads  werc on  tho  top of  the
220  yard  dash:   Ward.   Wsv-
Thursday.
Seventy representative* ot
SENIOR CLASS PtAY
"LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR"
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17th, 1950, 8:30 P. M.
. **t l ern Ohio teams at Raidiger field 24.7 seconds.
INcXt Week. Saturday afternoon. 440 yard dash;  -Uoore, Wav-
 ■ ..— .This was Waverty's fUth track crly; Yates, Weveriy; Anderson,
Twenty-five  'graduates    will,win of the season. It scored 84 Minford;   Veach.  Minford;   Bar*,.
'receive diplomas at the annu.tl 11-2 points while ita nearest com* nclt, Chesapeake. Time. 83.7 sec- ,oa"  a*»ociatio*>s in   14  StouU
i commrnrcment exercises to  __-_; | pelitor was Soutli Point with SU onds. ;e*su:rn Ohio counti.-. at;-
'held at Pikelon hi|_h school onjpolnts.    Chcsaftcake   tallied   19     880 yard dash: D. McFcrrcn. ?Vn.    .._."''.'_''* V1 lh* ivS
i next Thursday evening. May lt». 11*3; Minford Itt 1-3. Portsmouth Waverly;  T.  McFerren.  Waver- J"1*"1*.1 °- thp °tl'0 s*vlnB» *
{The following Is Uw commence-,East 5; and Central Catholic "
ment   and   baccalaureate    pro-
Prologue
llT'.'lm •-'!  br  p«rmlr»l->n of  How  l'i
INTRODUCTION
OPAI. SEELING
CAST OT CHAR/^TERS
pro*
i gram, along with a Ust of thc
graduates.
Baccalaureate Program
Sunday Morning. May 14. 11:00
Wlngy Vashki, son of Uie household, age 13  	
   BILL BREITENBACH
Dora  Vashki,  Wlngy's sister ESTHER   BAUER
Flora Vashki. Dora's twin- JIARY BELLE KINNEY
Emll Vashki. daddy to Uic Vashki children.
 aj^merr. , i ALFRED McCOY
Anna Vashki. moth/Mo Uic Vashki children
 / WILMA   HEIBEL
Biddy Brady, the next door neighbor VERNA TACKETT
Mrs. Jones, another neighbor . . DOROTHY FULSCHER
Tessy Vsshkl, the eldest daughter. WANDA STRICKLAND
Luke Watson, a farmer who collects garbage ED HARTMUS
Oswald Frederick, engaged to Tcssy MORGAN SHRADER
Johnny Jones, an ex-Marine, son of Mrs. Jones
. . .    ANDRE SWIGER
Mrs. Frederick. Oswald's mother   ALMA SANSOM
Mrs. Blxby, Oswald's Aunt Agatha     DORIS TACKETT
Maxey. the Frederick's chauffeur  LEO FOSTER
Judge Patrick, local Justice of the peace   DON SNYDER
Pcrcival  Ping,  the piano'tuner- JIM  MARKHAM
Grandma  Vashki.   Emll's  mother FRANCES  RAPP
Sarabcll. cousin to the Vashkl's JOAN LETTE
Zuvabellc. another cousin   MARY LOU HENKEL
Dixie Jones, a stranger from thc deep south
 JUANITA HUGHES
ri.ACKr Th* ll*|n« rooro of th* Emll V«»hkl hom* on th* *il*e
of Hummcrvlll*.  low*.
TIMK:   Acl   Ir   K»rly   Hiture»r   »fl*rnoon.       •   .
Act  llr  I .-.t-r   tint  afternoon.
Act   III:   8UII   Ut*r   th»l   «fi»rn.>•....
PRODUCTION STAFF
Rook.tiol.t»r...  - -  t>on   C*rm«n
Curtain ! —  l_*on»r_l C«rt<>
Bound _   K*nr
l.l«hi* _. Hud   Do*
Sue*    DMon-t-ons-- 0«r»)<lln*    l^etce.
Horn*  N*wton.  lUatrlc*  McN.*l.   Allc.   lt<>.«
  Marilyn   Wttc»r»
. ..Norma    llr. Wman.   Kay   Diamond.   Don   Carman
........-Ilex   Zonn*r.   Franc!*   Hoffman.
_Ihi.ii   Smith.  Oanny  Schwardt,   Harvey   WhaUy
 lluby   Retfer.   Otraldin*   Ixw>k*
Uthrm       .—  Qoldl*  Kmrtea.  B*Oi*l l_%kl*a,
1-hr.b*   Clinnlr.sham.   Hancy   K.van*.   VtoWl   Jam**.
Allc*  Sp«nc*.   Kllnor  Drown.   L-ura   K**ton.
Susj Crew I'aul Coop«r.  Floyd Scott.  Ray  Tatrlck.
I»«nnl* Hnrv*ly. Hilly tllldo*. Rodn*r I_*«th. Hlchard
M...■:,.. nob.rt ConUy. Robert Karro»r, Pick >l--F«i-»n
  „.I.*nor*   Vallery
High School.Auditorium jords. while Smith of Chesapeake Y(^ey't  PortsmouUi East. Time: lhe „I1
Processional—The   Old   Gray tied the S. O. C. 100 yard dash 5112 i,     lur*
jj|     Church S    v.rrf    r-lav **£&$]
y mu*i£-'
Portsmouth 3 points.
In  addition  to  winning
records,   thc  championship  tro-
c of Iy*. Beard, South Point; Porter. ^fTffa*"° 81 Pwtjmou* °«
South   Point:   Reed,     M.nford. ,ft*i»Th"r*rI.,A
tup Time 2:19.3. i>.x  speakers    reviewed    CUf-
phy and ribbons for  1950,  thc Br^„, Waverly;
locals set 4  new S. O.  C.  ret-.-n-.t-.    p
apeakc;
Invocation
Twilight-Fr. Abt.   ...
  . Girls' Chorus
Scripture Reading
Music*—My  Green Calhcdral-
Hahn     Girls' Chorus
Cla'ss   Sermon 	
 Rev. Waid C. Radford
Hymn—Faith of Our Fathers
 Choir and Audience
Benediction
Recessional Tho   Band
Commencement Program
Thursday Evening. May IB. tt30
High School Auditorium
Processional—March
Tent  business   trends,    tavern*
- '    rii   ™!      nu'm P0,»c'« and Uie tltcct oa
._. '.V. .loan  associations,
uth   Point;,    outnet   officers  elactcd   for
new year were: Jamej IL
re,   of   Waverly,   president;
NVw   records   wcre   set   by     *80, *"d   "-1***       W*verl>VGeorge    Knox,    of    McArthur.
Ward. Waverly. in Uie 220 yard Chesapeake,  South   Point,  Cen-, vice president; and EuK-.-r
dash; time 24 7 seconds ■»»!. Minford. Time  1:30.35.       ticy. of ChUUcothe, secretary.
Moore, Wavcrly ran the 330 M)l« relay: Waverly, (Yates,' .Speakers at the conference
yard dash in M.7 seconds Oyer, McFerren, Moore); South were*. Oon   Tobin.of   Columbus,
Smith, Waverly, had a' shot Point, -Chesapeake. Time 3:*4.2. secretary of the Ohio League;
put. distance of 41 "feet, 10 1-2 Shot put: Smith. Waverly: Joseph LinrviUc, of Columbus,
inches. Stanley.   Portsmouth   East;   Mc   Publicity d.rectpr for thc organ-
Waverly high's trackstcrs won Kcc, South Point; McCoy, Wav- *ttUon,; w*l}*r Schulu, of Cin-
ndditional honors last Thursday erly; Witter. Central. Distance fJnftBl-; president erf the Federal
in the county high school track 41 tt. lo 1-2 In. .Home 1-nan Bank; Edmund Ber-
meet ut the Piketon fairground High jump: Forgcy. South'?' of Cinonnall. secretary of
when Wavcrly amassed 71 3-4 Point; and Crum, Minford iticl; l™- F«>eral Home Loan Bank,
poinU; Piketon 30 3-4; Beaver Knight. Waverly; lURland. South B"1""- Smith, of Coiumbus,
12 1-3: Stockdale 7 1-4; Western Point; Yates, Waverly; Hunt, ol tUt,:. *up«-*rintcndent of Build-
8 3-4 and Scloto 2. Chesapeake:    Bender.     Mintord Y** a*,1-?_?n*',*n*} W!Illfs'* Tay*
Rich Moore ond Mason Smith, (Uc). iieignt 3 ft. S In.
lor, of Cleveland,  prt-sldcnt of
High School Band both-of Wavcrly. wcrc high in*     Discus:  Smith.   Wavtrly;  Mc- u>c'  t!*'l<'   L*'a*««-
■; Boggs, South      Participating  In  a  jwnel  dl»-
.......Ireonard ITarter   O
Mount*.    R*z    Zonner   f]
ownlne.   Oary   Stahler  II
Mak*   Up	
Ticket   Kate*..
Publlctty..	
race*	
Director 	
Invocation    Rev. W. C. Hadford
Music—BcauUful SavioriKiggcr
 Girl's   Chorus
Salutatory....  Roberta   Dlxon
Music—The Foollifter March*
Fillmore . High School Band
Valedictory, ... John Beoddy
Music—Reccssional-Dekovin
  Girls' Chorus
Clas* Address	
.... Dr. B. L. Stradley,
Vice President of Oluio
.State University.
Music—Poncu. Dc Leon Over*
ture-OllvadoU 	
 High School Band
Presentation of Diplomas
Benediction
Class Roll
Helen Barker. James Barker.
John Beoddy, Kermit Clark.
Thomas Crawford. Delbert Da-
v.s, Roberta Dixon, Floyd Echard, Harry Fostcr, Annie Fulkerson. Ivy Fulkerson. Thelma
Hopper, Barbara Looney. Mary
McAllister. Zella McCoy, William Nowton, -Theodore Rittenour, Fred Roberts, Viola Roe.
Barbara Scaggs. NelEcne Sec,
Gene Snyder, Donald Temple-
man, Vernfc Vandyke and Mara-
bclle Vulgamore.
dividual scorers with  10  points Kee. South Point;
cach. Point;   Cofer,   Waverly;
In the junior high meet Wa- Central. Distance  118  ft. 9
Vetter  CUM'c"i concerning problems of
Ut.
loan business were: Edmund J.
verly also'won" with'30 7-2 pts. ~ Fole"vauTt7 Rickard and*Les* !5n^keI' .H1  E0"/^.0"0** .P"5***
U> 20  1-2 for Scloto. 8 3-8 for ler. South  Point   (lie);  Harris, ft*"1 ,of,thc ^,,f», r,**c,r'lk h*v:
Bcavcr; 8 1-2 for Western; 7 for Waverly;     Diamond.     Waverly. '/'J-* * Loan; Harry EcklBrt. of
Stockdalt; and 2 for Ptketon.     -Moore, Chesapeake <tie>. Hcigfti if0?     ,   President  of the  First
Saturdays   S.   O.   C.   re-suiu. 0 ft. |Pctlcr"    Savings   &   Loan;   Eu-
100 yard dash: Smith. Chcs-     Broad Jump: Breitenbach. Wa-!STc «'*T**,y. °' ChiUicothe. sec-
"    re. Wavcrly; Butch-verly;    Ragland,   South    Point; 'fctiJr?' a"<l «r^»ur«*r of the Mu-
apcake; Moore
cr. South Point: Lindanian
ford:   Porgtnskl,   Central
10.7 seconds.
n. Mm- Veach. Minford;'Zonner. Waver* VJ*i,1*^an *.Sj»v|n««; and
.   Time ly; Forgcy. South Point. Distancei^;  Vufr.Vof„,.or1*m<,"th*
10 ft. 8 in.
Pike County Pomona Sid Gillman
Grange Met May 4th To Address
Pike County Pomona Grange Boo.***...* C\nY*
et at the Omega Grange   Ial *»°*«iers   »^!UD
men
Louis
prers-
. ident of the Citizens Savings St
'Loan Association Co.
Mr. Tobtn said the citizens of
iOhio have deposited two btll-
j ions tn savings with loan associ-
iattons in Ohio.
•There can be no further pu!_-
, lie .housing lf--*C_bio es long as
the  state stifcremc  court main-
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM ^;FOR   1st  ANNUAL
MAY 18, 1950, 8:30 P. M.
Processional HIGH SCHOOL BAND
Invocation REV.   O.   L.   HALL
Overture-—"The Jolly  Robbers"—F.  Von  Suppe
    . .  HIGH   SCHOOL  BAND
Address   of   Welcome  RICHARD   McFERREN
PrcsenUtion of Class Gift MARY BELLE KINNEY
Sousaphone Solo—"Carry Mc Back to Old Virglnny"—
Guy GARY  STAHLER
Class Address DR. CHARLES B. MENDENHALL,
Professor of Secondary Ed- Ohio SUte University
Selection from "Blossom Time"—Romberg
      . .  HIGH   SCHOOL   BAND
PrescnUUon of Awards JOHN R. TEICHERT
PrcsenUUon   of   Diplomas   J.   E.   WAY
Valedictory •' ANDRE SWIGER
Benediction       REV.   O.   L.   HALL
•Auld  Lang Sync" HIGH  SCHOOL BAND
V*l     A KIC     /"•_"**•.*_t*__l   t_"T*l_*    *,,u     "«»"<-      aiminiuviS"
PLAN5  COMFLhl blRcgclla and Emblem Bearer
Master.  Wilder Weinrich.
Overseer, John Voelker.
Lecturer, Avanellc Brown.
Serctary,   Pauline  Blazer.
Plans   have   been   completed      Treasurer, James Plciler
for   the    first    annual    eighth      ChapUin. Ethel Pollard
grade    ercmrnenccment    in    thc
county to U hcld In the Waverly  high  school   auditorium   bn
Friday. May   12, at 8 p. in..  it
was announced recenUy-' by  J.
E.  Way, county superintendent
ot schools.
Approximately 260 eighth
graders will receive their promotion certificates into the six
county high schools.
Principal address of Uie evening will be given by Dr. Clyde
the members pri-kcnt trom Ome- for thc annual Boosters' Club ' ing'is not exempt from Uxes beta. Stokdalc and Dailyville lu banquet lo bc held at the L_»kr c;n-s>.> it is only fur a lim!!i-.l
attendance. White   Club   on   Monday   even- number of citizens.'1. Mr. Tr.t?in
Wilder   Weinrich,   acting   as; ing. May IS, at 8.00 p. m. Tick-! warned.
Master,  was  in   charge  ot  Uwrl-rta   for  this   affair   are   bcins-^'l believe it is a crime to ac
meeUng. jsold be members of thc Boost-iccpt federal funds for housing
Aftcr   thc   regular   business, ers' Club, and aso by  various Rurveys,  as many communlUc_>
session   Uic   following    officersibusiness establishments. an .lo.f.K. when it is impossible
were InsUllcd for the nc.xt twoi As stated previously in the for public housing to exist-in
years by Brother Gus Umback ipapers, Sid Gillman. coach at'Ohio because of the ruling of
with Sister Cnnsline Van Gor-i the University of Cincinnati.' the tax commission and the Ohio
don as Mar>.iall and Shirley twill bc the speaker for the ev- Supreme Court.' Mr. Tob.n add
and   Donna    Streltenbcrger   as,<mlng.   Letters  will   also  bc   a- ed.
(warded lo the varsity and thei    Mr.  SchulU reported  to the
>reserve   teams   of   the/various ;reprtsenUti.es      the      Federal
.sports, also the cheer headers.     ;Home Loan Banks have return-
Fred   L   Foill,   president  of; ed  to  the federal  government
i the   Boosters'   club   asjure-s   all  all money  loaned the banks.
;attending will have a most en-:    "We  are  doing  an  over-sell-
jjoyable evening and urges any 'lng Job of socialism in this coun-
Steward, S. C. Pollard. persons interested in this very   Vy  and   iyider-*clling   JeA   of
Assistant      Steward,      Lloyd worthy  project   to  plan  to  at-  capiUlism and the benefits we
Stully. ' •en-- and bring their ladies, as' all   derive   from   this   system,"
Lady AssisUnt Steward. Zel- this is the first year the ladies,Mr. Taylor  commented,
ma Gildow. t ~';have been invited to attend this;    He asked'the group to com-
Gatekccpcr.   Ellis  Brown.V   ,annual party. pare   socialism   and   caplUlism
Ceres.  Mrs.   Matilda  Condon, i *  land  the advantages and dixsd-
Pomona. VtoU Voelker. MEMBER   OF  SORORITY     ivanUges of  each  form of gov
Flora, Ruth Voelker. Th* formal Initiation and Internment.
Executive   Committee,   Ervin sUllation  ceremonies of  Kappa j     Mr.   Krickor   and   AI   Herrn-
Brown. [Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma, stain,   of Chillicothe.   were  on
A  short  Ulk   by  Bro    Gus national  social   fraternity,   was the nominating ommlttee.
CLASS ROLL
lUtker He-MlM »•«"
Norm. I.-ul.r !lrr_.___-_a
{ lirm.r Wllil.m llrelteabaek
tUr.nr Uol>r IIrov, »
li*i>alS ll. e*ar_a*
I r.»fd »:. e arte*
II..V.rl \.< «*i*r
■*aal J. C**gmr
l*k..eKe < mglrf I n.»l»lk«»
Hay II. Ilto-ao-.*
Ray WUllam llox.l.*
<.*>l4le K.alea* lla-erleh
*«aaey A** Klau
H.u.i Aaa l.iia.-i
ire* llearr r»*ier
ll.,r.ilk)  Rokeeta I 'al» krr
Wlttlaa. M. CllU*w
i:ds«r f»li:ii> llartaaea
Wilma e'ar->l ll*lb*l
Mary _.« Hlr* lleaket
I'raarl. II. lUllatl
Juaalia Klleea llaskee
\ lulet Mary taaara
l.utira Haa***
llary llrllr Ulan.y
HmAmey All** l.ma
V Irc-ala Jam* I m.
I..nl-lu < *r»l l.mrme
ReUkel « ...._. !,_.!_..
Ja_a*a U. Markkaa.
AllreS I  .-1 M '< • ■
lllrkard AUea MeS'errea
lllrk.r* \alaa ttmar*
hfmirlV A.   -tuMwt.
n**ltl<-e l.e**e <l.>-.l
Itaeaa **a»la» rtrmt**
Stay Allea Paerteh
H*S, I'aje l-Irlf.r
Ve**e*ra n.ri:. ii.pi.
u;.. ii...
Alaaa Jaa* Saa.ae*
Uaaay I re \rhmAtJt
I  l-.A  II    -. .11
0*at Hrellaa
Serial 1>.. I. «kr»J/r
Mttr* Maaaa »a.ilh
\« lllllam llr pal. Sal**ly
H....I.I l rr KaySer
Allr* I.Brlll* Ke*-"-*
<-«r j !>«> id siakle-r
W aaaa Ma* SliiehtaaS
I -Ala Aadr* Swlcer
I im I.   \     I 'ark. II
V*rma *. larketi
Martlya i :.:.. SVatt-rr*
llaney I . IU.;.,
Ue* A. leaser
Hissong, SUte Director of Edu- followed
Umback. Statc Youth Director, i he'd   April   28.   20  and   30.   on
Pikctonian Booked
A» Car HiU Culvert
One  auto  was  heavily  dam-
Sheriff Jesse H.  Foster took      ^   lu driver 9Xtf:x{KAx and a
Mr. Kessinger Into custody at  ^^mmy  ^^   to  C_0_eotbe
7:20 p. m. Sunday
Youth Treated For
Cuts As Car HiU
Tree On Route 23
Earl Richmond, 21, Waverly.
Route 3, was treated at Chilli-
horpiul for treatment of hcad; cothe hospital at 3:23 a. m. on
UceraUons as tbe result of an -Tuesday, for lacerations on his
accident on Route 23 north at
12:13 a. m. Sunday.
SUte highway patrolmen reported Clarence D. McFarland,
22, of Plkete-o, rounded a curve.
nose and forehead and abrasions on both knees. Tbe youth
told hospital authoriUea he was
injured when his ear struck a
tree seven miles north on Route
then lost cr.ntrol of his car that 23. He was discharged following
traveled SCO feet down a ditch., treatment.
strikt-f a tahrert. The passen- ——< -
ger. Herbert Cottrili. 20. Pike-     AWARDED  SCHOLARSHIP
ton, was taken to the hospital | 	
by a passing motorist He was;    mjj, Darlene Swann, daugh-
treated by Dr. R. E. Swank and U«.  of m,.   »nd   Mrs.   Robert
released.
Charged with reckless driving. Mr. McFarland was cited to
appear before Juelge K- A. MoaU
at 2.00 p va. today (Thursday).
Swash, at Stockdale, baa bean
awarded a scholarship treat tho
Bluffton CoUege, for being the
county winner for the Prince
ot Peace Contest.
cation, from Columbus. Supt.
Way said that hc considered tt
very fortunate In securing Dr.
Hissong to appear here before
the youngsters to bring them
a message at one of thc turning
point., of their lives.
Five counly elementary dl.
rectors havc also been working
hard for the past month on the
i-vcnt which will feature an All-
County Chorus of 230 grade
pupils. Thc directors arc Wm.
E. Tctrick, It. W. Ctonnett. Johanna Samson. Charles Shrader
and  Robert E. Davis.
According to SupL Way, the
bleachers al thc local school are
to be moved to the fore part
of the sUge and the graduates
wlU be seated on these, white
the large cjiorus will have a reserved section down front in
the auditorium proper.
Tbe program follows:
Invocation.
Music, "Columbia." Schubert.
Music. "Books", Polish Folk
Tune, All-County Grade Chorus.
Welcome, to be made by the
highest ranking eighth grade
student in the county.
Address. Dr. Clyde Hissong.
SUte Director of Education.
Music. "Captain Jenks" and
"Papaya Tree" (Philippine;, folk
tune) by All-County Grade
Chorus.
PresenUUon of Diplomas, J.
E. Way, Pike County Supt. of
Schools.
\ Benediction.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Miss Martha Andre; of Columbus, ■daughter of Mr. ani
Mrs. Harolld F.. Andre, of Wavcrly, underwent ftn operaUon
at Doctor's hospital ln Columbus on Monday.
AT TKE DERBY
LL Gov. George D. Nye and
Mrs. Nyc. Mr. and Mrs. txed L.
FoUl and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Vallery attended the Kentucky
Derby at Louisville Saturday.
the   Miami   University   campus.;TO     *^PFAIC      HFRF
At  the  close of  the  meeting i Oxford. Ohio. Miss Nancy Coo:
delicious refreshmenU were ser-'Jimlor In the School of Educa-'
ved by Mrs. C. C. Scott, Mrs. D. tion. daughter of County Audi-.
W.  Landrum  and  Mrs.   Wilder i tor and Mrs. W. M   Cool. Wav-!
Weinrich lerly,  Ohio,   was   inlUatcd   Into!
         lthe   chapter  during   Uiis week
ALUMNI BANQUET. DANCE* end.
The   annual   Wavcrly   h i g i
school   alumni   association   ban-,
quet wiU be held at the high :
school auditorium on  Saturday
AT EAGLE MEETING
Sevcral members of Waverly
-»i^crie*^tenrcd»" ft£J*!.%R_
evening. May 20. at 8_437*!aj '"« «?' "•* Ea*'« lodge at ChU-
Roocrt Frey. wno will return '-"the on Sunday afternoon,
from Korea in a few days, w'll £-«»&P«. fr.™ w»ver y were
bc the speaker ot the evening. g?n nW„h0alc>r*ln?5°rL. J^
Following thc banquet, a dance J*^ n*W.* .F1<>£d Cracc*4T.ob5
wiU be held with Johnny An- \ J**™* John Bowman, Alfred
derson? of Washington C. H.;MurPhy and Jacob Bauman.
furnishing the music. The dance -».m~p_-.w nawn dt svc
wUl be open to thc public. Tho; J"K~T . "., »? \T , 5 ..
banquet will be $1.50 per per- - T^c Pikcton high school band
son. and thc dance SL00 P«;P»rUcipatcd to "«e parade at
person, or $2.00 per person for i Blossom Time in Paint Vail-
the banquet and dance. ,ey celebration at Bainbridge on
^ ***"'•'•• i»*rt   Sunday.   Piketon's  Mayor,
„.„.„ o-riirtrK-r i Mitchell'Osborne, was introduc-
HONOR STUDEHT ^ £f()m ^ tp<akerj. pUtform.
The honor roll of uppcrcUss-. Rev  w  L  wbita, pastor of the
Richard   <Dick>
Fisber is to
at*
s.
,U. Alumni AssocUtlon dinner
ito be held in conjunction with
guest night meeting of the ■¥»-
men   achieving   high   scholastic: Wavl.rI     and   BaLnb7wge  Pre*- be <me of two speaker, here
£^<SStt%^\^churct- S« ^ ha.\&^TK?&&»3!
ty's CoUege of Engineering dur-	
ing   the  winter  quarter   is  an-! HOME   ON   VISIT
Bounced by LllyaS B Bradshaw. j M^or^rt Frey who hai'S E n^^ciu. .tT.k.
AssisUnt to the Dean of the,been sUUoned in Korea, IwiS^iSa-rM
CoUege. Freshman honor stud- u* ^ two yMr^ uxtrtd .n:W£i? ffrfv? ifS^lng hUi ^c
enU are not included in this;Wav^,y „, /n^ for . tWI Lj'^^'^^i^ bSsUSd
The .list include. James.  f  .  ^  ^  hu gat^\^^^r^^nt^Sh.
J?r "cn,d St 9*°35_i tnLJt i««i   backfleld   mentor.   Pliher
Vme Street. Major I^y expects WM  named ^ ^ceed  Carroll
to be located In ClncinnaU af-jc   wtddoes, resigned.     Fisher.
who  came   to  the  Ohio  SUie
i staff from Pittsburgh wit Coahcb
: Wesley  Fester,  was an Obi a
list.
Swiger, of Waverly.
NYE TO BE TOASTMASTER    .
Lt. Gov. Gcorge D. Nye of,ter his visit here.
Waverly will be toastmaster for | 	
the annual Jackson • Jefferson! WINS $10.00
Day  dinner at_Columbus^ this.    Mrs.   John  W.   Hartley.   >0-J8i^ftaiibSW»3»ri»ie__i
n *i I ____*aall H M A ******* tea WewavlAF    ' _. _ _-._.. -
evening. May   11. eute  Demo- Maplewood   Avenue.   Waverly,!w "h_"U'-T:T.r  vear "be
craUc headquarters announced; won $10_0. In cash on her sec-'yiniLj tS,tt In toe nation in
recently. Vice President Alben ret ^i Ueasure card at thej^S^g _iS 67* >arS Afti?
W. Bvkley will be the prin-;williana' 5c to $1 store Ust 3^-^V sUE*T* F_-_
cipal speaker for tbe dinner.      week.
MAYOR WARNS  BICYCLISTS j
Mayor A. S. Keechle has issued I
years in service. * F_sher
HtMlilSiJ to Ohio SUte in the
fall of IMS to acquire his decree.   Dating  the   HM3  se*eon.
* warning to bicycle riders. Tbe Cal resident, won the nomina-
Mayor decUred riders who tail Uon for auditor on the Demote provide headlighUt and tail craUc ticket in tbo Roas coun-
UghU on their vehicles will be ty primaries last week. Be now
prosecuted. * i resides at Kingston.
WINS NOMINATION.
Donald E. Whitael. former lo-iT^ m Use team in passing and
pass compleUons As an under-
graduate, Ftsber also waa a
member of the basket!**!! Warn
for three years and led the team
la scoring hie junior year.