Republican Herald 1951-01-18

              THE REPUBUCAN HERALD, WAVERLY, OHIO,  THURSDAY. JANUARY^Ilh, 1951
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HERALD   ADS   PAY   BIG   DIVIDENDS]      PIKETON
lily  Mrs. Floyd Brown)
JANUARY
14th TO 17th
MAJESTIC
IT'S AU ABOUT 7VocuCtt...tm THEIR
We*t(
BEAVER
(Dy Mrs. C. M. Stephenson)
SWIFT CREEK
(By MBS. CLABA BLAKE)
f. r ^> r*. ^h r»   r  a nr%rnr        0<Uy m#ff tH • G'#*flC*r y Ratof f
OtORGE  SANDERS  * Hoo.. Mo.low. • Thtlma Rmer
* "BEST FILM OF 1950"—Selected by
New York Film Critics.
Mrs. HatUe Tiffany passed a-j Mrs. MoUle Bobst received I Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Bapst are 'I
way at the homc ot a daugh- word ol tho dcath o( her bro- ahnounelng thc birth ol a _k.v-||
■ icr, Mrs. Carrie Cooper, on last ther, Ous Schroder, of Washing- ch »nd ° ha" pound baby girl, 11
1 Friday evening. She had been ton c. H. Tuesday, which foil* i horn Saturday at six a. m. at J1
in poor healtn (or about ton I owed on accident that occurred tho homc o( her parenU. Mr.
years, but lately hcr healUi bo- j on New Year's Eve, when he and Mrs. S' Pollard, o( near
gun to faU more rapidly and was struck by on automobile is i Stockdale. This makes them 21
Uic final caU camc white she he  was   crtjssinK   the   rood   In  boys and 2 girls.
, wos talking to some ol tbo
• neighbors that had stopped in to
; sec hcr. She was loved by every one who knew her and will
I be greatly missed In her com*
munity.  Funeral services wero
(ronl ol hltf home, Mrs. Schra-|   J-*rs. Lawrence Trainer moved
der  Is suffering  from  a  heart  Into  Uie  property  oi  Mr.  and
condition  and  is at  thc  homc (Mrs.  Scott    Brown    Saturday,
of a niece, Mrs. Margaret Holll- j The Brown* now live ln Jack*
day. I »on.
<------—     -   -;-- - ..     ,    Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Stcph-i    Callers Saturday night At the
;hcld  nt  Uie  homo  of  anotherictuon   and   j(   a.   Bapp   were! home of Mr. onu Mrs. W.  W.ji
daughtcr. Mrs. Nell Weichman.   Wavcrly visitors Tuesday. Bapst werc Mr. and Mrs. Oakcy j
; on Monday afternoon. Atad Walter Slcagall of Minford; Remy, Vernon and Linda Jean.!
. while ■ these two daughtcrt. called on friends hero on last I Mr. and Mrs. B. Edward Blake
i Mrs.  Cooper and  Mrs.   Welch- Wednesday. I nnd Virginia and iiounle, Janet!
man,  were  mourning   Uic  loss      Forrest Eyre recently enllsl-'nnd   Betty   Chondlcr,  Mr.   and
ol a mother, another home was | cd ln the Air Force and Is now  Mrs. Charlee S. Blnkc nnd Mr.,
; stricken  by  dcath.   Mr.   Fraftk
1 Silcott. who had been vacationing In Florida thc past month.
I was thc victim of a heart attack last Saturday morning. Hc
stationed at Lackland Air Force i and Mrs. Gilbert Blake.
Ba.-e at San Antonio, Texas.     |     Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robcrt  Lahm
Miss Janet Bobst of Colulm-i were   Tuesday   evening   guests
bus spent  the weck  end  w___t j of Mr. and Mrs. Charlcs Blake.
- ■ -      ,-__,.-..., .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy I     Misses     Betty    and      Janet
ond his wife were visiting rel-1 Bobst. I Chandler, of Huntington, Wes;
atives  at   the   time   The   body      MifS H„nnah j^ffier of Bier.-! Va.,  wcrc  all   night tgucsts  on
arrived borne Monday morning chc$teri a former pi)cc county   Saturday   of   their   uncle   and
and burial was on Tuesday in , res:dent ,uff„ed
Mound cemetery. Mr. Silcott I «„i«, „,»,*„ ,»,„ tn
mat retired after being a miller
nroxen i aunt, Mr. ond Mrs. B, Edward
wrist when she fell on the lcc (Blakc. of Jackson route 2.
PIKETON THEATRE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13th
There's new glory in the air and this -it ihe story that tells
of it with the (lyln'-est. (un-lovin'-est Yankee Doodle dare*
devlli the adventure-screen has yet seen. What Action!
Included in this picture are Amasing Air-Battle Scenes
(rom guarded Air Force vaults! Actual combat photographed by flying, lighting cameramen!
WARNER BBOS. presents
"FIGHTER SQUADRON"
IN   COLOB   BY  TECHNICOLOR -)
starring Edmund O'Brien, Robert Stack.
John Rooney with Tom D'Andrea and
Henry Hull /
SHORTS
NEV,* 5
SERIAL
CARTOON
al the Patterson Milling Com
I pany for several years.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Blrkhlm-
i er of SciotovlUe callcd on Mrs.
■ Grace Blrkhimer and son, Purl,
' Sunday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Slagle caUed on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown
and Bonnie Sunday afternoon.
Rcv. and Mrs. Wheeler, of
Givens Station, Rcv.' Coffman
and a couple of friends from
Waverly attended Church services at thc Christian Union
church hcrc nn Sunday night.
Mrs. Nell Weichman, who had
been spending a few days wllh
hcr husband tn thc Dayton .cs-
pital, was callcd homc Friday
night on account of the dcath
of hcr moUier, Mrs. HatUe Tiffany.
.Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bice and
daughter, Patricia, of Kancst
ville, spent Thursday witn Mr.
and Mrs. George N. Lcist.
Mrs. Lola Schercr Is on tho
sick list at thc present.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown
and granddaughter, Bonnie Armintrout, \wtre guests ot Mrs.
Ella Carson/Friday evening.
Mr. an<fMrs. Ray Slagle caUed on Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam
Newton   Friday   evening.
Funeral services were hcld at
tbe Howe Co. funeral homc on
last Thursday tor Given Carson, who died in Columbus St.
Francis hospital. He was the
oldest son of Uic late Charlcs
Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Armintrout of Columbus wcrc guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown
■ Saturday _tnd Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buehert
; hove sold their property to Mr.
; and   Mrs.   Guy   Mustard.
Mr. Jacob Schercr and" the
Rcv. James Carson bavc been
Intending services at Smith a
I Chapel. Rcv. Don Humble Is thc
i evangelist with thc Lazars of
) Waverly as special singers.
Revival services will begin at
at her home on Christmas Day,
Mrs.   Margjftct   CollinsworUi
of Dallas. Texas,    sends    New
Year's  greetings  to all  of her
friends hero.
Mrs.   Esther  Rapp  spent   the
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spicer
(Nellie Dyson) havc gone lo
Georgia (or a two week's visit
with their son.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoovcr
and sons, Roger and Jimmy,
wcrc Wednesday evening guests
week end in Columbus, guest j „f Mr.'nnd Mrs'. Charies Blake
and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Blakc.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams*'
niece, Mary, (rom Columbus,
spent a part of thc holidays
with them.
Another big snow of Uic season started falling hcrc early
Saturday night and didn't stop
of her cousin. On Sunday sho
was called to Bookwaltcr on
account of the illness of li W
mother. Mrs. Robert Fierce, who
will undergo surgery for a gall
blaJacr condition  this week.
Among   those   Who   uttended
funcral services for Watson Gil
WAVERLY THEATRE
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JAN. 12 - 13
Thrill-time of a lifetime! Moonlight and hamburgers!
Trotting races and soda pop! It's wonderful to be in love
at the Fair!
"COUNTY FAIR"
starring Rory Calhoun and Jane Nigh,
with Florence Bates, Warren Douglas,
and Raymond Hatton
COLOR BY CINECOLOR
SUNDAY, MONDAY, JAN. 14 and 15
The happiest BING picture ol all lime! . . . will give you
ihe happiest movie time of your life. Spine-tingling turf
classic with Bing's horse. Broadway Bill, tearing down
the homestretch in a sentational climax. Bing sings his
biggest hits—in hit biggett hit of all!—'Sunshine Cake.'
'Sure Thing,' The Horse Told Me,' 'Somewhere On Any-
whero   Road.'  'Whifier.poof Song.'  'Camplown  Baces.'
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
Bite CROSBY, Coleen Gray, Charles
Bickford, Frances Gifford in Frank
Capra's
"RIDING HIGH"
with William Demarest, Raymond Wal-
burn, James Gleason, Ward Bond, Clarence Muse, Percy Kilbride and Harry
Davenport
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ,17
HOT! . . . It's Fun-tanlous Combustion! Everybody's sing-
In*. Everybody's gayt
'EVERYBODVSDANCIN"
starring SPADE COOLEY and His Band. DICK' LANE,
HAL DERWIN. BARBARA WOODELL. SID MELTON.
SONi, OF THE PIONEERS. CHUY REYEE end His Rhum-
ba Band. Your Favorite Guest Stars — Roddy McDowell. Adale Jergens. Jimmy "Shamrock" Ellison. Russ
"Lucky"* Hayden
the Christian Union church on | on  Monday.
crsonvi.lc.   Miss   Mattlc   t^Ufc &^^<g$* %&
of Dayton   Mr. and Mrs. Leon-: and Mr  and'Mrs. Emln Hoover
ard  McSpadSen.  of Brookvillr, Sunday  dinner  guests  of
John Nc^ahner    Mrs    Mollie   Mf   and  M£   Wi„   „■ „
Besch and Mrs Rulh W lck. of i ^ lhe -,-.,. binMay annivcr.
Jackson Mrs. Emma Kirk and ^vol Mr. W. Hoovcr.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Jordan, of. Mr Gcor8c w t 0, D tor_
Stockdalc. Charlie Milam of haj ^ * guest ot his nice-,
Wnsh.njtor. C. H. and Mrs. OU . Mn- L . Osborn, since Ncw
ic   McMonlgil. Years  Day
Mr and Mrs Hubert Ingall | Mr and Mrg. Charles Blake'
nnd Linda, of Columbus, were cre dlnner fls f<M and
Saturday right and Sunday vis- M Howord Hoovcr Sunday
Hors   of   Mr.   ond   Mrs.   J.   A. I cv.cnjng.
R*Vp*      ...     „ . „     J     Wc   are   expecting   many   of
Mr   ond Mrs. Raymond Bapst; our roadcr8 out ^ Beaver Un-,
are the parents of a baby girl, j ,on rcvlval ^Ices at Beaver.
Les Adrian  was a visitor  In   girting  next Sunday evening
Jackson Sunday. ' ■ *
Mrs. Mary Bump honored hcr
•on,    Benson   Adams,    with    a
birthday dinner Monday.
JASPER
(By  Mrs.  Dimp  Vulgamore)
Mrs. John Brewster. Helen
and Judy, attended the funeral
services hcld at Smith Chopol
Wednesday afternoon for Lawrence Legg, a World War II
veteron. who was killed In an
automobile accident on last Sunday two miles west of Jaspcr.
Mrs. Humphrey, State Supervisor (rom the Statc Department of Education In Columbus and Supt. J. E. Way of Waverly. visited the Jaspcr School
ENW
winter.
PRIVIN6-
WrtflflH
'MfcMbJGr
 >  a/' KnU-ttvata
.S  •.fine* tv*** tm »»P    r
*S  «W'»WcbH,B t*t*H^^V**_
*^ esulell
Jt&
1941   Ford   Tudor, r. a h.,
low mileage,
one owner
1947 Chevrolet
Coupe.
&
1949  Plympulh  Club
Coupe, one owner.
1939 Chevrolet Tudor
1938 Pontiac. R. tc H.
_^eg 1840  Olds  Coupe
jJJJT   1341   Oldi  4-Door
1941   Pontlac
M
in SttV»n95*
We have en ex telle nl «e~
leclien, Fordf, Qievroteft,
Plymouth*, many other
A*t "Wlnletiied" Uted
Cart.
Used Trucks
1949 Ford Panel
1938 Ford  1   1-2 Ton Flat
Bed
1938 Dodge Panel
1951 Fl Pickups, lor immediate delivery, two ol
them
1941 Ford Dump
CLARENCE VALLERY SONS, INC
PHONE   170
WAVERLY.   OHIO
Wednesday, January 15th, wllh
Rev. McClay as thc engaged
evangelist.
Mrs. Lee Woolridgc and chil-
dren, Leola and Leon, returned
home last week after spending
several days in Columbus at
the bedside o( Mr. Woolridgc,
who has been very UL Hc ls reported much better.
Mrs. Alice Checsman was ho..-
tess to the "members o( the Women's. Society of ChrisUan Scr-j
vice on  Thursday evening.  At-1
ter a brief business cession, con- j
ducted  by   the  president,   Mrs. j
Donna Willson.  the devotionals :
were given by Mrs. Radford and '
Uie study  les&on by Mrs.  Rulh >
Vulgamore. The hostess was as- [
aiilcd by .Mis.. Kathleen Culler,
, who served refreshments to lhc
{ following:   Mri.   Emma  Darker,'
STAMP   SALES   SHOW
BUSINESS  WAS  COOD
Business ln Pike County, In! Mrs. Katie Steiner, Mr*. Flor-
thc past year of 1850, was very ! ence Scott, Mrn Donna Willson,
Kpod. according lo H. L. Fields, j Mrs. Iva Cutler, Mrs. Dimp Vul*
countv treasurer, who reported ' gamorc. Mrs Ui-rlha Birkhlmer, \
the past weck that thc sale of' •>•"• Clara Muitard. Mrs. Loud-
sales tax stamps showed a gam ! 'a ?hak"*,Mrs  ""dford and Mrs.;
tKEE^J^iSTttif^ !    "*>   tSSmT-BtsHUmag   has'
T^o     .  , f   J ««J „2?L-     * JS   rcturnc-d home Mtcr a visit witn
1949 n total of S03.060.8. worth ■ nUMwt m Columbus  and  He-
of the prepaid tax  stamps had; Bron.
been sold  here and at close of|     Ml-    and   Mri    Milton   Peters!
business  ln   1D50  a  grand total j and   children,   of   Dayton,   Mr.
of   $74,308 46   was   realized j and Mrs. Fred Martin and Jack-
 '■ :  ic,  of  Hebron,  spent  last Sun-
PIKETON IS UPSET ! day with Mrs. Bertha Birkhlm-
Thc Stockdalc  Bulldoss pull* j «•
ed Pikc county's basketball up-1     M^ ***** ***  George D. Bak-
set of the season  Friday  night   "^,Dav^   *"-ii   Bonnie   Jo,   of
by dovi-nlng the strong Pikelon | ^^£"1**3  New
quintet. 52 to 40. on the Stock-! yc#r't Day
dale court. Mr.   and  Mrs   Roy   Scott,   sl\
' Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
.ind sons, Mr. and Mrs
Earl Scott and Joe, of Colum*
"bus, spent last wcek end and j
Ncw Year's Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse F. S_olt. X
Rickey Mustard and Stkrr
Smith arc ill with an attack
of measles.
Mrs. Flora D. Wills and Elmer Dawson of Piketon visited
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson
Saturday.
Kittie   and   Gary   Vulgamore
of Wavcrly spent the week end
D>ere.
Mrs. Myron Cutler has re-entered the University hospital at
Columbus as a surgical patient.
! Her  oddrcss  Is:       Mrs.   Myron
CuUer,  CPO University Hosp..
Room   M-363,   Columbus,   Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. James Crabtree,
Mr.  and Mrs.  Arthur  Dawson
and Miss Claribel Williams ot-
| tended the revival services at
Smith  Chapel  Thursday  even-
I lng. *
mmi
CHILUCOTHE.  O.
Fri. thru Tues.. Jan. 12-18
Kid Show  Sat.  Morn.
"MR. BOGGS STEPS OUT*
Plus Serial ■ Cartoons
and Regular Show
We<L. Thurs.. Jan.  17-18
NDERWORLD
■u-nni-iUBauu
i COUNTY RECORDED CALLED
I Robert G. Markham. County
j Recorder, an army veteran of
: World War II, who afaice then
! Joined the naval reserves, has
•received orders to report for •»-
slgnment In thc U. S. Navy in
March.
J»|H -«A«*
PIKE COUNTV FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSN., INC.
PHONES 226 and 277
WAVERLY, OHIO
/
The Republican Herald
VOLUME 109.
WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1981
•s)
NUM8F.R 3
farm WKSKBHSSS&
WORKERS 11ET!!^3LS
At Methodist Church
On Tuesday, January 9th.
The Pike Counly Farm Burcau membership workers meeting was held January 0 at the
Waverly Methodist church base*
'mcnt. Thc meeting was preceded
by a supper served by church
ladles.
Monday, January 6, was the
first day of the week proclaimed
"Farm Bureau Membership
Week" by Governor Frank J.
Lausche.
J. E. Swiger, chairman, explained and outlined the work
of this week and distributed Ut-
crature to the various workers.
Last year's membership was
-321 and It Is hoped to exceed
this goal this ycar.
Mr. Edison Gerber, Farm
Bureau Insurance Manager tor
Plkc and Ross counties, was in
attendance and made *omc vcry
helpful remarks. J. II. Davis
and Philip Fisher, also insurance men, wcrc present and
plan to help ln thc work.
Due to the Inclement weather several workers could not
attend this meeting.
Others present werc: Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Scotl. Mrs. E. T. Tctrick. Charlcs Wyckoff. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Oyer, L. M. Gl.-.i-
son, Homer Scaggs, I'cte Balzer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Voelker,
Wilder Weinrich. Edna Martin,
Kathryn Bauex'; Avery Pettit,
Richard Echard. Ray Echard,
Wesley Peery, Myron Vulga-
more, G. N. Lochbaum, Roy
English, and guests werc Mrs.
J. £. Swigcr. Mrs. L. M. Gleason, E. T. Tetrick, Mrs.' Charlcs
Wyckoff, Mrs. Homer Scaggs
Mrs. Peter Balzer, Ivalou Ar
ord. Barbara Scaggs and Paul
Vulgamore.
L. M. Gleason and Ray Ech
ard arc co-chairman of this
drive.
PIKE 4-H aUBS|';planTToGet„it [PIKE C0> PAIR vendo«MuStFiie pike FAIR GETS
NEED$200iWIEfefifSirj-iB BOUND 0VERl«5~^STATE AWARD
To Reach $1,000 Goal
For Ohio 4-H Club
Foundation.
Last week mention was made
aa to Pike County's participation  In   Uie  Ohio  4-H  Founda-
, tlon. Less than $200 remains
to be collected to reach Pike's
{quota ot $1,000. In the recent
issue an account was made as
All holders of Ohio Vendor'n,
licenses will be required to file,
thcir nest sales tax returns be* | „..._.,.__,.
with this week's Thc Republl- j *r     11    C    /- J    I. «..  l0,c f«-t,ruary  -•  IB3-- accord-; pJ___  4_ry» T;,|.  Caftg*.
can Herald *0 U. 5. Grand Jury  lng to announcement today by  t_Viass     Lf      1 Uie   _sOe»
The   modern^farmln,   story'      Qn Bond* Of $1,-     ! i)?fi_S,S?rSSlt_S!_«TKS -\S*. I      To  Local  County
•Plan To Get lt Done In!
1931" Is the theme of the January Farm and Home  Section!
000 Each.
j vision of Sales aod £xci__e Tax-
j
To   assist   vendors   In   filing'
! semi-annual  reports,   Examiner i
Association.
tells you to "Get Implements
Ready for the Coming Crop!
Year" and to do It now—make'
those minor repairs and be all!
ready to plant or cultivate!    ■
While   you're   making   plans  to federal » . , ,     ...»., . __. •____■ ______
for   -Sl,   have   you   considered! afternoon  on "moonshine" and .   M"Ddy-   J??u?{y   28»   court j »*** ****** ^S* **** *a*n*
"All   Pullet   nocks?"   Perhaps i check theft charges. house, Wavcrly. O. State of Ohio.   This recognition
the  modcrn   farming  story   on      U. S. Commissioner Lawrence!.  Tuesday.   January   30,   court j WM m«de as a start of the two-
pages 8 and 7 will help you.      Kimble set bond at $1,000 cach  ho,u^A-,la7,l V_._?;.~ ii  _•«.,,,  2?y P*****™ °* **** 0^?,r,tlAt
ie trom the front for Dennis Roe, of ncar Beav-w  Wednwday, January 31. court Managers^Convention hcld last
Three men werc bound over: Mildred Spence will be sWUon-1 p*,. County had tho dlstmc-
1 grand juVies Monday; **. ** Allows In Pike county: i tlon of winning Uie Class D a-
i on "moonshine" and Monday. January 29, court | wwd «or the best Fair in lhe
eft charges. house, Wavcrly, O. i sute of Ohio.   Thl* recognlUon
It's Snow-Time
house, Wavcrly, O.
week ln Columbus.
Pike Co. Beagle Club
Names 3 Delegates
To    Columbus    Meet
Scioto Trail,  south
i_i\->
*
in  hnw   iho  ^on_^"*hadaUbccn!covcr tsbolos. through iho Rural |cr, In PUce County, and hts ton. - - ,    ^ .    .
•Z.ii~Za L ^m. y-r.iri_. »nrt America shots—and "When Raymond Roe. 28. charged with: Vendors, desiring assistance. The Fairs of Ohio ore classl-
1 MbSSta issues an iftemDt Wintcr Come»" »»•>• wc •»"«' I gating a Villi near iSTver. "}"" ******** ** ***** examine fled Into four Kroups-.A. B, C
Li T»mLB.!?iw! '"S Savory Beef Stew, like grand- Bound over Ui a federal lury?" records necessary to subsUn- and D—as determined by their
U*t of Tosc who have madeimoth*' ***** ** ««kc- °* Chick-'at Columbu,. the two wcrc wm- UJt* the figures to *»J*P*^\ population. The winner, ol em*
lM. ItoiLn: noilblc Tliiti*** Pi**~-yo*t'll Dtsd Uiose reel- milted to Jail in tfcfault of, **■ >"?** ** a eon el Uieir last division competed for the Gov-
this achievement possible. Thls|pcj on p_,$CJ B and 9_and Sus-  bond.  Howard  Harner,  Investl-  '*»***■•   records   of   gross   and , efnor Myers Y. Cooper Award.
-—--*— ■-—_____.«■  ._.!___. mm* .  ._._...._.  -••wtjjch   ig  prvyirnted  at  one  of
the highlights at thc annual banquet. Thi-t year the* award wss
made to Sandusky County, the
winners In Ute C division.
Jane Brown, one of trie lady
■...,..     a.araam,    »«suvu    „.     .„„    ..»- v-.^..      aa.t, .t        -_...-. ~-.™. . I dlrcCtOM      Of      Hit.      I'lkC      COUOt/
a    on.Jpu--Ucan     Herald    apd    make  was   hcld   to   the  federal  Jury' •*£* during the second half of; Agricultural Society, tepicten:*
I ottinlyouT plans for 1931. ial   Cincinnati   on    chargct    of  »93.0. w have them listed witn led Pike County  in  a splendid
$ Ai.Uai-i  I stealing   two   checks  from   hUi*cria' numbers on the  revcriu  manner and In tne elinnuation
7 on I Junior Red Cross 'lister, Mrs. Jesse C«-iy  Payne.  ««« of the sale, tax form und* j contest held last Thursday af*
i ii.)  Junior rvea v-ross | 1202  1-2  12th St    Portsmouth. «r Schedule C, Examiners will| ternoon was Judged the winner
and forging hcr name to them.! °^„J* "^iTki?. C<Jif,plt!c u,c*°!of Ufa-Class D division.      Sh«
American boy whose ormvhavu j Foundation.
been  crippled  by  polio.  Hc  Is Busy Beavers  	
Larry  MfKenrie,   12 years old.  stockdale Lucky 4-Lc_4Jt
onc of somc 3*1,000 men, women' Uyington Nimble
and children to whom a help-,    Thimbles $
ing hand- was extended by the  om Grove Busy Guys I ij»_,   Ni.V-  n: .„U..
March of Dimes last ycar. and Gols ....!$ 3L00! **a8 »^>ce Display
In three successive years, polio | Bcaver VaUey Livestock $ <4.30!     Have   you   seen   the   Junior
Alma Needle Ss. Spoon  ,i 21.00
Alma Boys' Variety   . ..$    3.00
Alma's Jr. Sewers and
Cookers    $    7.00
has struck morc than 100,000
people ln thc United States, ln
thai time it has cost the Nation
al Foundation lor Infantile Pa
ralyst4 $38,000,000 to help them  Rainbow Mixups      $ 21.30
as well as earlier victims still  Reaver Knit Wits   $ 1000
needing care. Since 1938, the
pajacnt-carc outlay alone has
been $94,000,000 in March of
Dimes funds.
But these arc only inanimate
figures—Uie real story of tho
March of Dimes Is people. That
Wavcrly Wonder
Stitch'crs    $ 13.00
County Tractor Club      $    8.20
Sunnyside Sewers $
Cynlhiaua Busy Bees  .  $
Prairie Gals      $ 13.20
Happy Homemakers        $ 11.00
Detectives Ronald"Parkcr'andi: **P>tU   without   thii   informa-
Red Cross dlspUy in ths.win- %%"* ^oS^SStot^ 1™%** must be filed noi lat*
CoVcre? S?SrLl l^r.t *** ^d^r^^e^'*'*^*^^,^- *?**' *' **
what W* Pike Muniv luAo^t t»* *** <-<> ond $18.75 had been JubJf-,-. '» * *»•"<> a day charge
what  the  PUte county Juniors      ^*d    t poj^ouu, for delinquent filing. AU reporu
are doing In Red Cross. | ca«}« &£Anw%d the two: *******  ** <***, *****  *'  maUed
wrnmnit  checks  stolen  Jan.! *°_ l.reasurer of State. P. O. Box
The attracUve display «how, ^      *t ^^ stolcn Jan ; tt'Treuurer of State. P.O. Boa.toastmaster    With
the contents of gUt boxes thst  J   The defendant was commit-! 178fl- Columbus  18. Ohio.      If Jane received the
were packed by Mrs. Mabel J.! .'d  ...   ...1  in dcfauii  0»  «300 i a   deficiency  Is  shown  on   the j applause from the
e ..,rtf    11     a     _.!.!_    -rfc.   ^nrt-i™"   .w   *.*!'    _    •"■*■*■*.•'   ~, X!Z7*\ *m,i,tr.*.'a   r.-n.m     An*   tn   f-.l-.ir_-1 „;-..„   .1   thr.   f__IW
?-C0.,^,'.F•..I_LAw__?.I.l,*A!2* i?HrA *^nd.Vfby CommisilonVr Kim
homes, factories and offices by
men and women who have lade
come-backs ovcr great odds and
at great cost.
The knowledge that Uie Individual battle can bc and often
is won should stimulate everyone  to  back   the  fight   against
polio.      Tragically enough, the
ranks of polio sufferers will bc
increased this ycar. We cannot
At   a   special   called   meeting I control that—yet.      But wc can
of tiic Pikc County Beagle Club all   lend   a   hand   through   the
hcld last Friday cv««lng at the   1931  March of Dimes, January
"Shorty" Myers Gai^_c on the   15J1
story  ls unfolded  in  hospitals. | Buchanan Sewing and
rehabilitation  centers and cUn-      Livestock $ 10 90
ies     throughout     thc     country   Wakefleld  Toppers."AAA.% 13.00
where real people—not "cases"   East Jackson Busy Bees $ 10.00
—arc  fighting  their  ^ay   back I pikcton GlrU    $ 27.00
to   useful   lives.   It   ls   told   -•-; Jasper 49'crs    „ ..$    6.00
300i tents ot these boxes were pur-, b,
4.33 j chased   by   funds  from   Junior,       .	
wondered I "Lovely Valley"
vendor's return, due to failure
to cancel sufficient-prepaid tax
receipts, remittance should accompany the report ln the a-
mount of the deficiency, made
payable to Treasurer ot Stale.
ec  dele
Omega Circle (flub  .   .  $ 5.00
100 Pet. Variety Club    $ 12.00
Moore's Corner Variety
Club      $ 3.95
Idaho Lassies    $ 6.00
Wavcrly Thimble Club     $ 5.00
Oak Valley Boosters  .    $ 6.00
TOTAL     $328.-13
Route 3 Man
Booked As
Drunken Driver
Perhaps     you've
why your sir! or boy asked fori R-__<*:.»«...«.'-.   N«m_.
money to Take to school for thc '■ *Z*J?      *        ,  fj^   ,
Junior Red Cross and what the   Of  Purebred   Herd
funds were used for. „»,»----_»«.••_•«*..--.  .-_.        _-.
Port ot the money was used ^R,ATI>EI*?"<?' ^AwT C_?r ,
tn   fiU   these   boxe<    Thev   are  bett Lovely, Piketon, Ohio, has.
sent all ov« & world to to*;-**" **™ **** Privilege of tho! Atty. Wray Beven, ha, been
eign boys and girl, that are *"lustve use of the namo of
needy. Right now, many arc Love y V allc>"as a herd name
being sent to Korea. In each ,n registering hi* purebred Hol-
box is sent a letter with the stein*rleslan catUe.
name of the student who help-! ™c P***** ******* *f ********
ed pack the box and the ad- •»■-} ******* t recorded by Tbc
dress of his or hcr school.       I HoUtcin^rieslan Association of
Many   of   these   letters   have ]***}***** ....       ,,
been   anrfwere*  and   returned;     Nearly 1200 prefixes were re-
from  foreign  e-Adren. This  Is; served for breeders In   1949.
such a helpful way of promot-;  ~ ■	
ing intcrnauonai good wiii a- Kuhner Heads
mong the children of thc world ' <4q       m -j*        .
Blood Mobile Unit
Coming To Pike Co.
named recruiting chairman by
Harold Eagon. Red Cross Blood
Program chairman. Work has
already been started on this program. In March, 1951, the Pike
County Chapter of American
Red Cros, will have Its first visit
of the Blood Mobile Unit.
The chapter is organizing the
county tor volunteers tor canteen service, Gray Lady service, motor service and staff aid
__k_ioio   Aran,   iuuui,   «i-t   uciv        y
gotes.   Paul   Durham*and   Joe Waverlv Fire Dent.
White,  of  Wavcrly,  ond  W.  T.   IA s      A        •    I
Montavon. of Portsmouth, werc   Does  lt  Again!
named   to   rcprcs<-nt   the   local      Wavcrly  had a  low lire  loss
club at  the  meeting  ol  Beagle j .     1950 **
Club Associations from thU sec-1     According lo flgures rcicawd
lion  of the state at the South- j t    lhc M    ■   toU wcck b    Firo
ern  Hotel in Columbus at two  Chlt, ^ % „ Waverly had
p.  m.. Saturday. January 20      I    vc     ,ow firc'icss (or xh6 year,
Purposes of the Columbus: of luS0 0urlng ^p ycar 0l\oi hiuucll E. Kitcncn, 22. alio
meeting are to work out sched-; ,500 t;ie ijrc dcpartmcnt an-ot Wavcrly, Route J. Bom Uie
ules for holding derby triols, fwcrcd ,B Xlrc calls and seven i auto and truck werc wiiiric-i
and all-age winners stake trials,; rt.3UCllator cam, lhree of Uic; against Uie guard railing. No
seleclion ot trial Judges, and , rt.tucltator cans wc.rc. rurai and' one was hurl, out lhe trucn. was
Uie election of association  offi-   fl)Ur wcrc vlliagc calls. ! uamaged considerably.
Tolal   loss   involved  in   theso.     bctiomg another Pike County
Last   year,   the    Junior
Cross   had   ?1    members
Red
Uiat;
therefore got to compete with
three olher -contestants on itie
night program at the annual
banquet. Twelve hundred wer*
_prcsent. Including many Ohio
dignitarle«, with former Governor Myers Y. Cooper as tha
WiUiout a douftt.
most rousing
-,.._           audience and
many ot thc folks present. Including the Pike County dele*
gallon, thought that Pike County had gone all the way and
won the grand award. However, In the oDinion of Uie Judges, the trophy was awarded to
Sandusky County, who received the congratulations of everyone present.
The contest was Judged 73
per ccnt upon thrfeatures of
the Fair and 25/peT"iccnt upon
oratorical abUltf.
The Pike County Fair Directors, with Jane Brown as their
spokesman, arc to be congratulated upon their splrnd.d
showing. Jane presented her
mate-rial as though she were relating a letter recently written
to ber Uncle Beauregard, and
much credit is due to Barbara
Kalfs in helping prepare the in-
service.
To  those who are  Interested   formation
, dIcosc contact Mrs   Loren Jam-'     Many   olher   delSiu  concern-
tliillicolhc patrolmen  report* j Cross   had   31     memocrs    uia.;     Membcrs   of    ^   board    ,1.^     304 Klrst" Avenue   Waver-1 ««»8  ****** r***'* ***' ***** **•
ea uie arrest of Calvin O. Mas-  spent a total of 163 hours at the  trustccl ot M,   Lofan Sanator-' iy   or call 67 ' termincd at the convention, in*
»ic.   4.J,   ot   Wavcrly,   Routc   3., ChiUicothe   Veterans'   hospiul.; ium <jllUict havc organlxed for |     The county chapter ls appeal*  eluding   concessions,   night   en-
drunken   driving   cnarge|Thcy  provided 30 wall -decora*; l9il§ electing W. J. Kuhner. of jing to all  Plkc countlans/who i tertainment. elc.
*    -    "   —as can. lo please volunteer fot some      I"1"***   »tlendmg   from   Pike
' *.._,,r>t.,    lA-r-TC-    Mr.
in  connection  witn  a  sideswip-j Uons for thc recreation hall for j jack«Tn" as "president.   It   was
tng on Route 23, about 2.6 miles   " -   - . .   .       	
norUi oi Waveriy ut 9:30 p. m.
Saturday.
Mr.   Massie s   car.   patrolmen
said, nickt-j lne side ot a truck
hoil^ays   and   made   1400   Iray j Mnouncei' Saturday "by   Ml« I ix"{h"cse"seriri ees" '• county'vietei  Mr" and  Mrs.  L.
or^mairc'ndv'to8 filil°th«".*! Ve,U E   Yaplc* who WM ^H     ^    vohfnt«^'services  must! *'• Vailery. Mr   and Mrs  G   W.
vors   Thu   all   a^unted^o   ,   **£«-   aecretory-treasurer. Ibe ready for the Blood Mobile! Rittenour. John  Rittenour.  Mr.
total   Jf   4134 5-1 ^hls  was   all      George H.  Ratcliff.  ot  Lond* | Unil whw it comes. i *«■<»   Mrs    Flovd   Swiger.   Mr
IOU1  01  $194.34.  TOU^ was   all j ondcrry, was re-elected as vice)
Floyd   Swiger,
lyi'iiT, ,..— ,ia. e...A. ne ik    •••  — and Mrs. J. M. Brown, Mr, and
provided from the funds of the, cllairman Im,,.,,  c-„J„ ri.tU   |M»   Robert  Vallery,   Mr.  and
Waverly  btudy  Club     Mrs   H   0   McFcrren,  Mr.  and
Mrs. It 1 BuUer and Mr. anH
Junior Red Cross. Members   of   thc   board   ate
Mrs^ Miles   Smith   and  Mrs. Ug,   Kuhrier.   Jackson   County; iXKanks Contributors
Neil   Rader    a,  co-chairmen- of  Mr   Ratc,^t RoM County; J   J. \™nK*       ,       ^   "    ,.,  »   M»  f«nk Cooper,
the   Pike   County   Junior   Red (BuUer>   o(   HUlsboro.   Highland 1V Ti**    Wavetly    Stud)     Cub;     r„v, Laurence L. Hall, rector
Cross, wish to thank h '.   _ ••— — .    .
aid Vulgamore for hcr
Mrs Don.'£u,'c,r' °c'h ™A,An ^?ch'leT''wishes to thank the following J of ah Saints Episcopal church,
r very at-iCOiUn,SiirS r^«?v »™ Th™»!»nWta,or» who belpc* make wsj one of the three speakers
5-V}r..y_,*Li*r*y- Pike County   Roy Thomp-. ...   0       .     ChrUtmas box!    *,hl. Kanauet orcaram which
The   local   clubs   field   trial   )0  u lu WM  ertlmated  atiCrasn over the weck cnd. John   tractive poler; for lhc dupUy  Jon.   Df  Bloomlngburg.   Fayette[S^SHnSt_5^Jj^JS?f__S£lJi|R-*| banquetj»ro*r«n^
coininittee. composed of  .Valter. 5423 00   Propcrt    va!uc on  ^a. H-  Hannah.   17, of  Peebles, Rl   window and the Vrfllcry  Hard-1 County;   and   Mc?rin   L.   Rowe.   «  dlrtfi^^  ^.e^Lt^e-i   ' 	
Grass.  Clyde  Banfleld  and  Jf l4amc caUi was estimated al sU-1 1.   was   tb   report   Tuesday    to' ""    '"  ,l"  '—  "'  ,h"''     -  —     **-'—  "     ! *** Thwc   *****   cwta.'n«- i
White,   of   Wavcrly,   and  Orrln, t     thousand   dollars.   The   Urc, Juvenile  Judge   Will  H.   Acord
cc" 2f .jFa-a  ,a' !..__   .e.C'   calls were less in   1949 but Iho i on   a   parking    without,   lighu
ommended  Id Usvis,  of  Wells-  Uamagc rcported was $3,600. a-; chargc.
ton. and Orrin Babbit, of Grove- nl, propcrJy. v;ilut. o( $86.j stale patrolmen said tne
port as first choice Judges for U0Q Thu far3 rcpQn com_!youlij icft hli Wuck on Roula
the Pikc county clubs Iir»t an*: s   favorably   with   .hat   ofj 124.   Saturday   evening,   about
nual derby tr al to be held at JM8 ivln Wavcrly . -cry 1.4 miles east oi Latoam. and
the Plkc County Flsh and Game   ,ow lo«_     » John Davi]f   ,,7, ltlahl)> plow.
Association farm, thc date to bc ] The flre chicf slalcd ^^ thj ed into it from Uie rear. Mr.
announced  uter. , tow   firc   ,0MCS   ln   all   vaiagcs  Davw suffered chest bruises and
uoyd uuon. secretary ol inoi      d      u credited   greatly I ncavy damage was done to his
!ecaLclu!>_ rc^_^_m^l!t^l*lo   the   stole-wide   fire   prcven-j vehicle.
Sponsor Party
Armstrong is chief nurse; Mrs. i "--;-, ____•        n_._
,     . Emmett Lang has chargc of X-; £,t'bt'ka.1     k9*6** ,   _*     5T?r.     *y* *"** elected president of the
The Wavcrly U. «_ P. W. Club1 ray   and   patients*   records   and ■ V,0^*" *   .c,u£*      ■   r^i  .TSi, ' association;   Russell   Hull.   Fre-
11  again  «pon-or  Uiis  year a | Miw   Mildred   Reffltt  ls  typist. : t-Iub. Piketon Sorosis Uuo. wa-. moht   and CharlM j. BeKh. of
" * i ***i  Service  Club,  and  oftci-j ChiUicothe.     v.ce      pres-.denU;
;nolymou» donor. These contrt- M„ Don t^irlc*. ot BeU**fon-
Ibul.on. made possible a nice : ,aJfw, jet^tary; and B. U .Bell,
j Christmas for 22 families. of Xenia, treasurer.
will    _
benefit  party   tor  thc  Infantile.
r",r^,iy,i.*K HL've  ,ThS JTUIu ^iH Left Wednesday
held in the Wavcrly high school '
auditorium, the date of which) As January Quota
tion program worked every day |
ln thc ycar by the fire
the previous meeting and com
munications.   Thc   meeting   ad
Journed to meet at the Fish and I ^'c„r wTlh' the  COOpei-
Game Farm on Wednesday, Jan.-  h le
24th, at-3:00 p. m. *^
%»lR   » M    r      c* p-l  ^^ZC^^ vi^^n^ra^'^yoS! Had No License; Waverly Study Club
JSTi First Meeting Of Pike^ g. ,„ $,0^ membe.        ^AggrUg; Fined $10 And Cost. ; To Sponsor Drawing
jCo. 4-H Dairy Club    [plenty of prue, „ ■„ ,*«*» gXW^£&£&L^T^S^»^M^S?&S
Oti D    11 The flrst meeting of thc Pike
n rionor K.OII County 4-H Dairy Club was call-
Af-  CtYitn  ^ttttt*   IJ -c<1   to  °****  b>   our  Pr«Jdcnt,
At  "UniO  Otait   \J. iverlin SmiUi, on January  llth.
Thc honor roll of students a-iat  tnc Pikc County Agricullur-
chieving high scholastic attain- \ al  Extension  Office.  Thc secre-
D. T. & I. Must Give
Service To Jackson
The Detroit, Toledo and Iron
ton Railroad Thursday lost an-j J^Sts"?-vexegm ot 3.25 or bat-1 ti«y" called-the" roll aad  read
other roimd In IU fight for per-, t)   in Ohio SUte University's   wic   minutes   of   lhe   previous
mission   to   discontinue   passcn-; ^^ 0, Homc Economic, dur.  mccUnr
ger train service between Jack-, j      U]e Autumn quarter. U an- i     Officers for  the coming ycar
*on  and  Springflcld   The  Stfltc; nounccd   ^   Gladys   Branegan,' were   elected   as  foUows;
Utilities Commission  in   Octob-, dlreclor oI 'the school: (A equals >     Norman   Scaggs,   president.
cr turned down  the  request
Last Thursday  it  dented  the
railroad a re-hearing.
Bake Sale
4.00, B equals 3.00). Dixie
The list includes: Mary Belle : dent
Brunner,    vice    prcsi-
The Ladies' Aid of the Bible
ChrisUan Church will hold a
bake sale at ihe VaUery Hardware Co. store, on Saturday,
January 20, beginning at 12:00
noon. There will be Homemade
bread, coffee cakes, cookies,
doughnuts, cakes end pies. Also
sevcr_l rcartlnn hcas and soroo
canned goods. Everything for
the Sunday dinner. We will appreciate your patronage.
TEACHERS   MEET
Kinney, Waverly, Route 1.
PRACTICES SHOULD BE
REPORTED BEFORE JAN. 31
Farmers, who signed with the
PMA Committee to complete
•oil conservation practices in
1950 should make an effort to
see that all practices have been
reported bcforc the dosing date
of January 31, 109JU.
Any farmer ln Ptke Counly
who desires to have a burley
tobacco allotment In 1931
should bring their data showing thetr experience ln raising
LUllan West, secreUry.
Gary Smith, treasurer.
Barbara Scaggs, news reporter.
Wanda Strickland and Vcrlln Smith, recreaUon leaders.
Jack LaRue, Pike County Associate County Agent, explained and helped thc members with
thcir cattle records.
For-the next meeUng, whicn
U to be held on February 8,
at the county extension office,
Barbara Scaggs and Billy Wyckoff were given asslgnmcnU
to make reports on vaccination.
A meeting of the teachers of! X!___^» "  " r_. i _   ■_______,  a.  .-_%.
the Waverly schools was held! 5^^il£H2SLte?S__£ ALAt
Wednesday evening at the high'have ******* ********* ******. ?***
school building. Supt John R.
Teichert was ln charge of the
meeting.   The   health   program
of County Health Commissioner
tobacco In the past 3 yean to jof cattle,
the   PMA   ohlo-   and   fUl   out      The members enjoyed games
their papers retiaestlng an aUot-. led by BUly Wyckoff after Uie
—"--   -"-  —*'meeting.—Barbara   Scaggs,   re-
Dr. Paul Jones was ouUlned and
a discussion of the recommendations of the sUte elemenUry
supervisor, who visited at the
local school recently, was held.
acreage, may secure- this' infor-
maUon by writing to lhe County PMA office la which thair
farm was located.
PURCHASE  NEW  CAR
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Prater
have purchased a new 1031- Olds
car.
porter.
REVIVAL MEETING
A revival meeting wiU sUrt
al the Dailyville Free WUl Baptist church on January 22nd.
Rev. Andrew Workman will bo
the evangelist Rev. Floyd Estep
ls the pastor. Come, Join us In
this battle against sir..
I lo'ioin the armed forces < *r^Ves. "^S5UKSl '."   °a:'  *****
Pi^n^-sic festival    ^^^tSSSsiSSSSuss. th« SSStf__S_!_^wSKSiaEiiS lreiit o1^cj>oJ10 ,**£•-
PLAN  MUSIC  FESTIVAL u William   Lawless.; „°,V tlf^'v«iv    Ho,!i..   V : *hs drawing wtll be run in U»o.
 '.—        a. Robert  Curtis   Earl  Strickland i cn'   »_"' A*aAl*    !Ay*   ?°?le»?"«n.   manner   as   the  one   law
Music supervision In the var-j j5hm«l Ward Bil ToiStown i SJ?,.f,B?!? $1° *?T Cf*U ln m° rear, wilh five wonderful pm-
ious schooU throughout «>»; Rob^t t_««lia Ru-ls-II lto^_0^ S*Iil!<'0i,,'■ m"niSip*1 ^u" on « ****** *****'*■ Tte« pt_-i
county are drawing up prelim-[ a°d  d^oykc    wto  K,"! ' 'wU1  «» dttptoyed  Uter  in oo
inary pUns foj; the annual mu*   ., William   Cornetlc   and! .«.<._,««  mmt^.mt iT of  thc  downtown   show   wind-
sic festival which wlU be held • »«££ ^n'»'^m ^^A^*fj. 1MFANT  TRIMBLE ; ow, and ^ drawing wl„ uke
place ai the big variety benefit
INITIATED IN 80ROR1TY     I **********   °n, T"*8?*?,* j.6 mof«!dled'at" 1:00 a. m.'Saturday. ati g>
n-unum.t    |youth* were uken to portoouthjChimcothc hospiul. ! Recruit Jesse Skinner
CommitUl services were held   At Trssinincr C**nt**r
at 10:30 a. m. Saturday in the  Al   I raining center
Grccnlawn cemetory undcr the. Seaman Reeru:t Jesse Skin-
direction of the Fawcett funer- ner. Jr., Piketon Route 1. is un-
al home. dergoing training at the U. S.
The child is survived bv th*: Naval  Training   Center,   Great
-   -   -      -a-   ti-v___.    tti     tk_.   Utn   infu'jsaf.
._.,     ..... 7T7Z.I   a    _._..__. for their pre-wducUon physical
Miss Wilma Heibel. daughter ^,t_         u w^ announced
of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Heibel, ot*        * _   -
Market Street, was IniUated in
to Kappa Phi, national Methodist sorority, at a formal banquet on the Ohio University
campus ln Athens on Wednesday. Her parenU received an
inviUtion to attend the banquet.
BORN—A SON
Mr, and Mrs. Dallas Vanmeter. of Chillicothe, are the parenU of a son. born Sunday at
ChUUcothe ho>plUL The mother, tbe former Margery Ware,
daughter of Mr. Homer Ware,
of Buchanan, resided In Waverly before her marriage.
APPENDECTOMY
LitUe DUne GUasburn, who
makes her home with her unci*
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Barry
George, of Fifth Street, underwent an appendectomy Saturday at the ChillicoUie hospiul.
by Mrs. Everett HaU. local Draft
Board Clerk.
WTheE following item appeared I paZ&TT's&mam** "broth-1 Lakes. Iii, the'PK) anno-nce*.
tn  the  Looking  Backward  fea- er»_ and jtrandparenU. Mr. and, .r\mn nv^r
ture of the ChiUicothe GaxctuiMrs. Floyd Trimble, of Waverly j »on» tt.m
on Tuesday evening: "50 Years jand Mrs. Ella Knialcy. of r>th-;
Ago  Today—1901.   Thc   Wav-Um.
crly Watchman reminds us that | — J^TIT~
t Is Just 24 years ago that Ute'       ~—-.—•»»-• ■ *
old sUge-eoach that had travelled up and down Use valley
for so many years, disappeared
out of Waverly for the Ust!
time. The line ran through Wa-
very and ChUllcothe. between
Portsmouth and Columbus."
STEEL GIRDERS ERECTED
Steel girders to support the
root of the new super-market being built for Kroger by the Waverly Lumber tt ConstrucUon
Co.. were rais_d into place on
Saturday. Work on the building
is progressing rapidly.
A song fest will be held on
Sunday. January 21. 2 p. m. al
UNDERGOES SURGERY | Jasper. Thc Gospel Tones Quar-
Mrs. Oscar Raidiger, matron. tet of Portsmouth, and Smith
of the Pike County Children's i Trto, of POUUmouth. wiU be-
Home, is getting along nicely I present Rev. Geo. M*nj_fco.i*e,
at Grant hospiul In Columbu*.' of Jackson. ur*es *U singers an*
after undergoDic surgery last: magtrtsnt to come prepared tov
Friday    Mr.   Ratdlgec  and   hi> Uke part ro thc program
slater. Mrs. Otto Orth. of Chilli- • ^ "
cothe, vUited with Mrs. Raidi-i      MISSION ART MEETING
■"" °" T******y      .  j     Tte   Wilson   Bun   Church   of
mmr..a.m   mrammr^a   -ah...       I C-TUt   In •Christian    UniOO   Will
BEGINS SPEECH COURSE < h.v« their mtetonary meeting
A new public speaking course; on Sunday night January 21st.
has been added to tbe currlcu- at 7:30 p. tn. The speaker tor
lum at Waverly high aebooi for the service will be Bev. David
the second semester. Miss Joan. Snyder from Mount of Pra_-M
Lykins 1* tte instructor. | Bible Scbool at CirclevUle,  O.