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the greene county GUARDIAN JAMESTOWN. O. April 11, 1957 10 CENTS Union Lenten Rites For Village Slated

Union Lenten Services for Pastor. Guest minister. Rev. will depend upon each one Holy Week have been an- Grover C. Reed, theme, of us. Let jis be earnest in SHOOT, MAN, SHOOT. nounced by the Jamestown "Why Did it Have to Be?" prayer and faithful in atten­ Ministerial Association. The success of these services dance. ACTION AMONG SMALL FRY— This is a graders at Monday night's P-TO meeting Congregations of all churches typical scene during the three games at Greeneview South gymnasium. (Guard­ will participate in the joint played among th e fourth, fifth and sixth ian Photo.) s e r v i c es, according to the Spring Musicale Slated Rev. Frank Long, president LARGEST TURNOUT of the association. The host pastor will preside May 10 for Cedarville in his own pulpit for each Sponsors of the 13th annual in Cedarville. Top PTO Event Held service. Special music will May Musicale at Cedarville Organizationssponsoring be presented by the host this week opened practice the musicale are die Research choir. sessions and urged more sing­ Club, Women's Club, Ken­ The largest crowd of the Robert Schierloh, opened the Mrs. Sagraves' sixth grade. Membership in the James­ ers to volunteer. The event sington Club and Home Cul­ year attended the April program with four selections. These two teams were town Ministerial Association will be staged May 10 at the ture Club. meeting of the Greeneview This was followed by three coached by their teachers. includes the United Presby­ United Presbyterian Church Mrs. Curtis Hughes is gen- PTO Monday night at Greene­ chorus selections by fourth Mrs. Thuma's fourth grade, terian, Friends, Methodist, ‘ ‘ eral chairman and Mrs. Her­ view South. A short business and fifth grade girls under coached by Steve Powers, Baptist, Ross Chapel and the bert Fields is co-chairman. meeting was presided over the direction of Mrs. Rosalyn played against Mrs. Cum­ Greeneview Mrs. Herbert Harner is sec­ Bullock. mings' fourth grade, which Pentecostal Church of Christ. by president Harold Barker. retary-treasurer. This was the night for the was coached by Philip Reid. Starting with Sunday, April After the business meeting M embers of the program elementary basketball teams The final tilt for die evening 14, die following s e r v i c es Athletic Fete are scheduled. committee include Mrs. the South School elementary to see action. Mrs. Rudduck's was Miss McVey's fifth grade, Sunday, 7:30 p. m ., Pente­ Lewis Lillich, chairman, Mrs. band, under the direction of sixth grade was seeded against coached by Melvin Miller, Is April 26 Lee White, Mrs. Fred Lutten- versus Mrs. Lockwood's fifth costal Church of Christ, 34 The Greeneview A t h 1 e tic berger, Mrs. Harold Corry, grade, coached by Jim N. Limestone St., T.L. Banquet, sponsored by the Mrs. Leo Wells, Mrs. Florence Cedarvdlle Salary Slate Faulkner. The four high Dooley, Pastor. Guest min­ Greeneview PTO, will be Carroll, Mrs. Harold Reinard, school boys who coached ister, Rev. Frank J. Long, April 26 at 6:30 p.m. at and Miss Martha Cooley. these teams have had die theme, "On-lookers At the South School. The banquet For Employes Released The time and place com­ fourth and fifth grade boys Cross." will be in honor of the mittee is composed of Mrs. Complete salary schedules range in each division then in physical education classes Monday, 8 p.m ., First Bap­ coaches and players of the of Cedarville village em­ covers three steps. Any ad­ all year. tist Church, N. Limestone basketball, football, base­ Fred Clemmens and Mrs. ployes, unabailable last vance in the upper two steps The May meeting of the St., Harold Cassady, Pastor. ball and track teams of both Lawrence Waddle. Mrs.R. T. Williamson and Mrs. R. O. week, were announced this must be made only on rec­ PTO will be May 13 at Guest minister, Rev. T .L . the Junior and Senior High. Spahr are on the publicity week by Village Clerk Mar­ ommendation of Council. Greeneview North. This will Dooley, theme, "Christ Be­ A well-known athletic figure jorie McCorkell. It also was learned this week be the night of North School's trayed and Denied. " from the area, who will be com m ittee. Under the new schedule, that the bulk of liability in­ annual May program. Tuesday, 8 p. m ., United announced later, will be the Mrs, Mildred Foster is mus­ die chief of police Is paid on surance coverage for the vil­ Presbyterian Church, W. guest speaker. ical director. lage was placed with P .J. Washington St., Homer C. an hourly schedule ranging Teachers in charge of pre­ Switch Flipping from $1.25 to $1.50 per McCorkell, husband of the Haines, Pastor. Guest minis­ parations are Mrs. Pendry and hour. Street employes' sal- town clerk. Another policy Fred Long ter, Rev. Harold Cassady, Mrs. Johnson, program; Mrs. Reset on Friday aries range horn $1 to $1.20 was awarded to Lois Little theme, selected. Faulkner, tables; and Mrs. Ceremonies officially open­ per hour. Ranges of other Insurance Agency. Out as Ram Wednesday, 8 p. m ., Friends Traylor, serving. Mrs. Law- ing Jamestown's new sewage employes are street foreman, Church, E. Washington St., son Reid, PTO member, will plant will be held Friday. $1.30 to $1. 50; typist, $1,25 Clyde Underwood Cage Coach Frank J. Long, Pastor. Guest be in charge of table favors They were slated last Friday to $1.45; janitor, $1 to $1.20, Clyde M. Underwood, 60, minister, Rev. Ashton Allen, and appointments. The PTO but called off quickly be­ Fred R.Long, known as one and laborers, $1 to $1.20. Dayton, died Saturday in theme, "GolgothaRevoked." food committee will prepare cause of a rowboat shortage. of Greene County's most ex­ Thursday, 8p.m., First When police are called out Miami Valley Hospital there the m eal. Officials just couldn't reach plosive mentors, has dropped during the night they are to after a s u d d e n illness. He Methodist Church, E. Wash­ Tickets for the banquet will the place .'High water, in out of die coaching game be paid for a minimum of was the father of Robert Un­ ington St., Grover C. Reed, be on sale to the public start­ fact, caused a shut-down of after a disappointing tourna­ two hours. Policemen, while derwood of Cedarville. Sur­ Pastor. Guest minister, Rev. ing April 22. They can be thejslant and Greeneview ment showing of a Greene­ in training, are to earn $1 vivors also include his widow, Homer C. Haines, theme, purchased from any basket­ South pupils were given an view High School squad per hour. Ruth; two sisters, Mrs. Lucille "The Danger of Drifting." ball player or by phoning the unslated holiday. which showed high hopes. Good Friday, 2:00 p.m.', Under the ordinance passed, Pittman and Mrs. Blanche school. All reservations must With flash floods thought Long, who is an outstanding A. M. E. Church, S. Syca­ the mayor must hire person­ Powell, both of Ravenna, O ., be in by Thursday morning, to be over, the ceremony athlete in his own right— nel at the lowest salary. The and two grandchildren. more St., Ashton Allen, April 25. will go on Friday particularly on the golf course--has headed fortunes JAMESTOWN BUSINESSMEN of the Rams for the past six ONLY HALF IS LOST SHOW INTEREST IN AREA seasons. No successor has been Jamestown Bargain Days, with this week's promotion, go named. into their second month. This marks a continuation of a US 42 Traffic Cut During those six years at concerted effort on the part •if local merchants to bring Jamestown his teams piled Half of U. S. Route 42 traf­ Southbound t r a f f ic comes ■and rejoins U.S. Route 42 in you, the consumer, a host of bona fide savings. up a record of 99 won and fic is lost to Cedarville, across U. 6. Route 40 from Xenia. Merchants, of course, are attempting to promote business. 41 lost. They won two coun­ probably through September. Some businesses in the C e­ But, in doing so, they realize that sound business is based ty league titles, shared in Some five miles of the fed­ West Jefferson to Springfield, darville area drew from the on customer satisfaction. And thev mean to satisfy I two other titles and finished eral highway is under con­ then south on U.S. Route 68 federal highway traffic, but Advertisements carried in this week's Guardian are horn second and fourth die other struction in the New Carlisle none to any great extent, businessmen sincerely interested in building Jamestown. two yean. area. That means re-routing other than a motel there. Building business automatically means building community Cedarville College H is teams also won two traffic. strength. county tournaments and The village of Yellow Graduates May 25 Jamestown Bargain Days is a joint effort on the part of Cedarville Board copped a runner-up berth Springs protested vigorously Commencement at Cedar­ most members of the Jamestown Merchants' Association. another year. .The current when informed the state ville College will be held Of Affairs ’Phone Those willing to bear thier load financially in promoting edition knotting with Bell- wishes to re-route traffic M ay 25 with Dr. Paul R. The Cedarville Board of village welfare have shown a willingness to advertise their brook for the league champ­ over U.S.Roqje 68. A com­ Jackson, president of the Public Affairs has had a te l­ products. ionship. promise then was reached Baptist Bible Seminary, John­ ephone installed for the con­ United steps taken in Jamestown Bargain Days represent Long will continue to hold which cuts that load in half. son City, N.Y., as guest venience of village residents. the first joing effort in several months by merchants to pro­ down the title of athletic Northbound travelers on U. speaker. mote the village. The number was chosen too director and the title of S. Route 42 now go into C e­ Baccalaureate services for late for listing in the new The Greene County Guardian, as one of the newer busi­ principal of Greeneview darville, then turn north on the class of '57 will be held directory and is SOuthfield nesses in eastern Greene County, Is proud to participate South High School, a posi­ State Route 72 to Springfield May 23. The Rev. Kenneth 6-2061. and wish consumers and businessmen, alike, a booming tion he acquired last year. and take ILrS. Route 40 east Muck, pastor of the First Miss Leola Com, clerk of bonus from Bargain Days Friday and Saturday, April 12 and He also will continue to drive to rejoin U.S. Route 42 at Baptist Church of Rochester, 13. the b o a r d , is at the office a school bus. West Jefferson. Minn., will be speaker. from 9tc 4 during the week. THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 11.1957

TOUGH BABY TO NAME Choosing Telephone Exchanges Hard

wide plan. Naming the baby is an eas­ form to the continent-wide had to delve into local data is in zone 513, which in­ . - 1. ier task than selecting new numbering plan now being such as historic events per- cludes the southwestern part But again, researchers have telephone exchange names. established throu^iout the taimng iu me cuumi unity, of the state. The northeastern found out that it is harder to WHEEL Many problems had to be United States and Canada. local geography, names of part of Ohio is zone 216; remember a long number solved by Ohio Bell engi­ A uniform numbering system prominent persons connected northwestern Ohio, zone 419; such as 3729921, than it is Alignment neers before the new names is one of the mpst important withthetown's past and pre­ and southeastern Ohio is zone to remember DR 2-9921, were selected for this area. steps in the plan for direct sent, and similar sources. 614. hence the name is combined Balancing The following names dialing of long distance calls Names applicable to local Now in the 513 zone, which with the number. prefix all telephone numbers by subscribers. neighborhoods have been includes Xenia, the exchange Thus the first two letters in Xenia, DRake. Consideration must be given quite common throughout names and the first figure in the exchange name, coupled And Bellbrook, VInewood. to the following questions: the nation. the telephone number can with the first figure of the number, makes a three digit BRAKF Bowersville, GLenview. (1) Is it an easy name to re­ Then came the advent of not conflict with another U SERV/CEU Cedarville, SOuthfield. member? dial telephones and in a city name and number, say one code that identifies the Xenia Yellow Springs- (2) Is it easily understood with several dial exchanges in Dayton or Cincinnati. exchange in the direct long distance dialing plan. Ex p e r t s Clifton, Rockwell. when spoken? the first two letters in one Let's take a new telephone ON EVERY MAKE Jamestown, ORchard. (3) Can it be spelled natur­ exchange name could not number in Xenia, for ex-am­ While direct dialing of long Spring Valley, OXbow. ally? conflict with the correspond­ ple DRake 2-9921. To dial distance calls from this area, The system of using ex­ (4) JDoes it c o n f 1 ic t with ing letters in another. this number the caller dials by subscribers themselves, is 3CAlignmem change names is new in these other exchange names in the With direct dialing of long the first two letters of the still a few years away, the Washington St. SABINA communities and there was dialing area? distance calls, telephone en­ name, followed by the five telephone number ing plan considerable research before In former years it was easy gineers must now consider figures, a total of seven pulls now being established, fits Leonard Cox owner the company came up with to select exchange names, this same principle for an on the dial. in with the uniform nation­ the new exchange names for The official exchange chris - entire dialing zone which Actually tne iirst twu tet­ this area. teners of Ohio Bell merely may include an entire state ters, D and R, a re used tc Howard B. Johnston, Xenia ’ or a large part of a state. make the telephone number Ohio Bell commercial man­ Under this plan, the United easier to remember. Now by Gibbs Hdwe ager, pointed out many fac­ States and Canada have been looking at the numbers on the tors that must be considered divided into 108 zones, with dial associated with these two before a choice is made. each zone identified with a letters, we find them to be See Our Bargain Table First, the name must con- three-digit num b e r . Ohio a three (3) and seven (7). In has been further divided into dialing DR 2-9921 you have Death came Monday at four zones. The Xenia area actually dialed 3-7-2-9-9- L.O. Anderson •5:30 a. ^n. to Mrs. Cora Claimed at 61 Ethel Devoe at her New Jas­ per pk. home at the age of All Items 1/2 Price Lawrence O. Anderson, 72. Born in New Jasper April Bellefontaine, died Saturday 18,1884, she was the daugh­ at the age of 61. He was a ter of the late Lewis and brother of Mrs. Lewis Pick­ Susan Brudlove Fudge and ering of Bowersville and married David J. Devoe in Owen Anderson of Jamestown. 1902. She was a member of Surviving are his second the New Jasper Methodist wife, Lois M. Anderson, and Church. two sons, Lawrence Edwin of The family moved back to Philadelphia and Robert Otis the New Jasper area six years 1 o ff of near Kenton, and another % ago after spending 35 years brother, Roy Anderson, of in Paintersville. Surviving Middletown. are her husband and a son, IVfi DeliaFoodv William Devoe, near James­ town, and three grandchild­ O il Change Dies at Son’s ren, Pvt. W illiam Devoe, Sport Shirt with U.S. forces in Germany; Home Here Russell Devoe, who lived with his grandparents the past Short Sleeve See our complete line of tires, Mrs. Delia F. Foody died year, and Miss Connie Devoe, Saturday at die home of her at her parents home near Sizes $-M son, William T. Foody, a Jamestown, and a sister, Mrs. s F batteries, anH other auto accessories. mile west of Jamq^town, at Fred Faulkner, Xenia. the age of 75. She was care­ two sisters, Miss Anna O'Con­ taker of St. Brigid parish in ner of Xenia and Mrs. Mar­ Xenia for many years. garet Golden of Canton; two Surviving, in addition to the brothers, John O 'Connor and Jamestown Oil Co. son, are two daughters, Miss Michael O'Conner of Xenia; RUTTER’S ClfFHIIG E . Washington St. Phone OR 5-4951 Frances J. Foody, near James­ four grandchildren and two (Formerly Reeve's Clothing) town, and Mrs. Harold Man­ great-grandchildren. or, near Xenia; another son, Burial was in St. Brigid W. Washington Jamestown John M. Foody, new Jasper; Cemetery, Xenia.

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THEN IT SNOWED WALKING IN THE WEATHER-Mrs. Dora Fields,like other area residents, wasn’t a bit happy with the un-springlike weather which buffetted the area during th e past week. Raincoats, worn over heavy winter clothing, were the stan­ dard garb for early April in eastern Greene County, puard- ian Photo.)

and British dignitaries. Pickering This opened the festivities commemorating the 350th The Xenia Farmers Exchange Co. anniversary of the first per­ In Choir manent settlement at James­ Jamestown Phones OR 5-4471 = OR 5-9501 Don Lynn Pickering, who is town, Va. stationed at Norfolk, Va., in Lynn is the son of Mr. and the U.S. Navy, was a m em ­ Mrs. Donald Pickering of ber of the Norfolk chorus that; Dayton and the grandson of presented the world premier Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis, of the song, "Ode to a Vir­ Jaipestown. Here's what makes it a new kind of Ford ginia Voyage. " This was* given at Williamsburg, Va. The chorus was accom ­ The frame is wider . . . wheels are lower panied by the Norfolk Sym­ ( Lets you ride sweet and tow) phony Orchestra and was a t­ Never before has a low-priced car hugged the road so tended by high W well. Partly, it’s because the frame is sturdier. Partly, it’s because the wheels are smaller. Partly, it’s the way Lowmiller and front and rear suspensions take tilt out of turns. Mostly, Richardson Place it’s because there’s a whole new smoother-riding quieter- going “Inner Ford.” Ken Lowmille’r and Richardson of finished 18th out of The power is bigger doubles teams competing (Most power in Ford's 25 years of V-8 leadership) the Grange Bowling Tourna­ * ment recently at T if fen, O. And what a V-8 engine! You can have the kind of Representing Pie Thunderbird power that smashed records at Daytona Grange jjf Bowersville, Mr. . . . set a new stock car mark at Indianapolis. . . traveled 50,000 miles in just 20 days at Bonneville, Utah! Lowmiller and Mr. Richard­ Open Bowling son were among the top mon­ Every afternoon--and. ey winners. Prizes were paid Monday, Wednesday, Jy. The comfort is greater to the first 20 teams in the Friday. Saturday and tourney. V t o 1 j ( You’ve never had it so plush) Sunday Evenings You sit in the lap of luxury. There’s head room, hip Mrs. Hubert Saunders and room, leg room galore. And wait till you get a load of i daughters, Linda and Teresa, Community those new upholsteries and color schemes! and Mrs. Helen GustSfson called on their mother, Mrs. Bowl The body is “beefier” Opal Conner Sunday after­ Xenia Dial 2-60i81 noon. (Up to 9 inches longer, 4 inches lower, with full head room, full road clearance) From top to floor, front to rear, this body is built like a Authorized "battleship.” You ride surrounded by new strength. Distributor ..andbest o fall its p u re s t o f the low-price three I

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Smith’s Farm & Home Center RAM BO-YODER FORD Jamestown Phone OR 5-8551 8 N. Limestone st. Jamestown Phone OR 5-8821 “ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER HAS A-l USED CARS & TRUCKS” tj, THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 11, 1957

is to be held at Holton's They had as their guest, Published every Thursday of the year at 3 S. Limestone Woods near Xenia on April Mr. Gordon Nichols, Neigh­ t . , Jamestown, Ohio, by The Guardian Publishing Co. I.G. A. Kidney Beans 12,13, and 14 was discussed. borhood’ Commissioner. The imes I. Gatten, Publisher. Twelve scouts are planning, scouts present were Explorers Seaside Lima Beans to attend. Henry Murphy, Paul Bowers, Much More Corn The group is also working Eddie Wright, Harold on arrangements for each Flaugher Jr., Bobby Robison, National advertising representative, Weekly Newspaper scout to.attend summer camp and Lonnel Burrows; Scouts [epresentatives and the Ohio Newspaper Services, In c., in July. It Was •decided that Dennis Lovett, Lamar Smith, 98 S. High St., Columbus, Ohio. they would sell first aid kits Wilbur Haines, Mike Pettit, Subscription m ail in Greene County, $ 4 .0 0 per and that the money would Kenny Robison, Richard 2 lb. .year; for other areal; $4. 50 per year; for members of armed be used to held defray the James, David James, Jerry Jforces, $ 4 .0 0 per year. cost of the summer camp Staut; the leaders were Albert Entered as second class matter under the Act of March 3 which is $16.00 per scout. Liming and Richard Lovett. Willie 1879, at the United States post office at Jamestown, Ohio 1 For 12-13 April Carr) out einers Boy12 Scout Scouts Troop 66 met from at Scout Troop Oath the group 66 ad­ Bottle Beer p k g . 6 9 < the Lions'Chief Room March journed to Patrol Corners. Draft Beer 27.ToAttendApril In charge of opening The SpringCamporee Camporee which 3.60 ceremonies was Explorer 1(K Glass Scout Henry Murphy. The c e d a r v il l e *1.00 gal. er Case Brown’s colors were presented by TO HOST FRI. Dennis Lovett and Harold Cedarville College will host y i Flaugher. After reciting the possible future students at Offer IGA Market Prospective Student Day Fri­ Hemlock Cafe 5

U .»- ANO CANADIAN FAT- OFFICC This is the first step in a program that eventually will enable all local telephone users to dial long INSTANT distance calls as easily as local calls.

DRAIN PIPE All Iamestown, Bellbrook, Bowersville, Cedar­ .you now dial the first two letters of the exchange ville, Clifton, Spring Valley, Xenia and Yel­ name and each of the five figures. These new CLEANER low Springs telephones now have the two letter brown telephone directory, "The Book with th e 1 EMERGENCY l five figure numbers. To make calls in this area, New Look " v FIRST AID FOR / v DRAINS AND ' It is importfint to : v TRAPS " 1. Check the directory* for the new number. Camp Instant Drain 2«Dial the TWO letters and all FIVE figures. Pipe ( leaner 3. Dial carefullv• and accurately..9 Regular $ .75 Value Please Destroy Your Old Directory $ 1 2*

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building last Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Noah Knisley Windon and family, Mrs. daughter, Mr. and M rs.Rich­ in Springfield. entertained members of their Betty Brumfield and family, ard Lovett and family, Miss about people in c ------family at a dinner in honor Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and JoAnn Knisley and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borst of Mrs. Wilda Wiedenheft's Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Knis­ Knisley, all of Jamestown. and daughter, Miss Bertha birthday and also in honor of ley and family, all of Spring- Afternoon callers were Mr. Jamestown Bell Bowers and Ruthann their son, Woodrow’s, m arr­ field; Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Burrell Smith of Mrs. MARIE BOYSEL j is slowly improving after be­ Bowers motored Miss Carol iage to Miss Carol Smith. Wiedenheft and family, Mr. New Jasper and Mr. and Mrs. Phone OR 5-9491 ! ing injured in an automobile Ann Bowers back to Oxford Attending were Mrs. Phyllis and Mrs. David Knisley and Noah Lemaster of Xenia. Mrs. Ida Hughes and Mrs. accident some time ago. University Sunday after she Bert Jacks and family spent had spent her Spring vacation Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Fletcher and at the home of her parents, \ / Wayne Persinger and family. daughter, Phyllis of Bowers- Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bowers ville spent Friday evening Little Mickey Evans spent with Villa Chaffin. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bow­ Monday with his grandpar­ ers and family spent Friday ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Lawrence Foster, Mrs. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Persinger. Estel Miller, Mrs. Everett Russell Bowen and daughter Fulk, Mrs. Francis Shoe­ at Xenia. Mrs. Catherine Haggard and maker, Mrs. Maxine Cox, Miss Carol Ann Bowers spent r a o c i e r Mrs. Florence Turner enter­ Mrs. Darrell Fite, Mrs. George Hines and Mrs. Lee last Thursday evening with tained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boys el attended a Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saunders Haggard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ® and bingo party at the YMCA nee Gladys Brandel. 8 u o * Turnbull and Mr. and Mrs. LIVE BETTER - FOR LESS Earl Gumm to dinner Sunday. With Every \ GaryTidd spent from Wed­ nesday until Sunday with his regardless aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hill. They all spent of price / S a t u rd ay in Springfield on of oil business. vac. COFFEE CUP O CHEER pak 6 9 * lb Callers at Shirk Rest Home Sunday were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Hersel Long called on Mrs. Emma Long; Mr. BANANAS 10 V pw and Mrs. James Dewitt and We also have among daughter called on Mrs. Grace S t its w orth and Mrs. our services Car Baker of Cedarville called Wash, Cleaner, Pol­ on her mother, Mrs. Paige, j ishes and Waxes, Oil,

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Glass1 Gas, Tires, Batter­ of Washington C. H. spent ies and Accessories B iih at Knot's and Save last Monday with Mrs. Alma Shirk. I Gnmin Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ridgway TOP VALUE STAMPS and family of Canal Win­ chester spent Sunday with & Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Devoe. FOR FREE GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. James Knisley Bradds and Mr. Harold Chaffin spent: Saturday afternoon with Mr. Bob Knisley, who is a patient Services Station at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. Mr. Knisley

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PU l V E A J Z £ : For outstanding performance, see the Ford Rotary v/ Corn Stalks Cutter in action! Observe the way it completely V Cotton Stalks cuts and shreds stalks . . . heavy weeds . . . small %/ brush brush. You’ll like the way it leaves fields easy to work, with crop residues pulverized for rapid C C / 0 : decomposition into soil building organic matter. 880 Table 'S Pastures See how it shatters the stumps of brush, helping Values To s250 Y, ®°o d « d e s to kill the roots to prevent new growth from V ^oirwoy* sprouting. Attaches quickly to 3-point hitch on and our Ford Tractors. 5mm u» now for thm latmtt In low cos# labor taring mquipmmnt 1/2 Price Table Loads of King Tractor Sales Values Jamestown 115 Hill St. Xenia»Phone DR 2-6161 Service 5-9691 Q THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 11. 1957 formation c o n v. e r n i ng me ulate in e r e ased production ments under the program For A Complete sale of their Wool and Lambs, of Wool. Payments are made were made last summer of Sheep Applications Wool Incentive payments on Lambs to encourage the 1955-56marketings.Nation- PROFESSIONAL are authorized by the Nation- normal marketing of Lambs ally, these paymentstotal Fitting Service Deadline Is April 30al Wool Act of 1954 to stim- with the wool on. First pay- approximately$57. 5m illion. Get Your Truss Wool and Lamb Producers under the 1956 Program. BARGAIN DAYS BONUS must file applications for Sales made after March 31 Here At Home payment under the 1956 Wool will be eligible under the Incentive Payment Program 1957 Program, which runs . . . from someone you know, not later than April 30, Del from April 1 of this year someone who’s here every mer L. Bone, Office Manager through March 31,' 1958. day of the year--to service of the Greene County Agri- In applying for payments, Plastic, Safety-Designed what you've bought, to cultural Stabilization and producers must supply docu­ make sure it still controls. Conservation Committee has ments showing complete in- BATH MAT After all, we’re truss ex­ announced. The applications perts, too, and WE TIE not must be filed at the County itinerant--our appliance de­ ASC Office. Payments under 14 Attend partment, just like our pre­ the 1956 Program will be scription department, is a made on marketings of Wool DAR Event One-Bushel Capacity full time, always available and Lambs completed be­ The George Slagle Chapter service, our trusses, tween April 1, 1956 and of the DAR met at the home Made of Unbreakable Plastic too - -O T C PROFESSIONAL March 31, 1957. of Mrs. Henry Hornberger TRUSSES~are made by ex­ "Completions of market­ Tuesday evening. Fourteen perts.. . e x p er ts who have ings, " the Office Manager members responded to roll LAUNDRY BASKET been manufacturing body explains, means that the call by giving current events. appliances for more than title or Wool or Lambs must Mrs. Max Heifner, regent, sixty years. Wear OTC, ex­ have passed from the Seller presided and led the chapter pertly fitted, with full con­ to the Buyer. If any part of $1.79 in its ritualistic service, in­ While They Last Just fidence. th e sale--such as price, cluding the salute of the flag. weight or yield--needed to $3.00 Mrs. Myron Fudge reviewed Regularly Priced at determine the purchase price the book, "A Miracle in the 20% Ofi is not completed within the Hills, " by Dr. Mary Sloop. dates mentioned above, the It is the story of Dr. Sloop’s During sale will not be considered BUY or RENT life in North Carolina, where as eligible for submission she conducts a mountain From $ 2.75 Bargain school. In 1955, Dr. Sloop Garringer was chosen "Mother of the Days Y ear." Mrs. Ralph Gonzales of AERO SOFT WATER Co. Hostess to Porta Rica, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5. W. Washington St. Heffner's Verda-JaClub Bradden Smith, was a guest of the chapter. Jamestown, Ohio Phone 4-5911 The 'v'erae-Ja Garden Club After the meeting the host­ Pharmacy held its April meeting af the ess served delicious refresh­ home of Mrs. Wqndell Gar- ments. ringer Monday afternoon. A The next meeting will be short business meeting was May 7 with Mrs. Dale Atley. held with the president, Mrs. Norman Linton, in charge. Chester Browder Mrs. A. D. Ritenour, a special guest, demonstrated Is Buried Here how to make various flower Chester L. Browder, former­ arrangements. Mrs. Earl ly a farmer between James­ Gerard brought an arrange­ town and Washington C. H ., ment that she had made to was buried Saturday in James­ the meeting. town Cemetery. He died The hostess served refresh­ Thursday at his Mechanics- ments to Mrs. Paul Dennis, burg Route 2 home at the age Mrs. William Ewing, Mrs. of 72. Funeral services were Robert Fudge, Mrs. Earl Ger­ held in Springfield. ard, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. Mr. Browder had lived at Max Heifner, Mrs, Ted Heil, the Mechanicsburg address 12 Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Nor- yearssincehe gave up farm­ m an Linton, Mrs. Boyce ing in this area. Surviving Moore, Mrs. Robert Parker, are his widow, Ann B. Brow­ BUY 2 QUARTS Mrs. Harold Pickering, Mrs. der; a daughter, Mrs. John (at Regular Price $1.40 John Queses, Mrs.-Roger Rit­ Varney, London Route 4; two enour, Mrs. Emerson Ward, sisters, Mrs. Edith Fields, Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mrs. Del­ Granville, and Miss Lola AND 3rd QUART bert Fowler and Mrs. Dale Browder, Springfield, and Roush. one grandchild. COSTS ONLY 1 CENT Corsages FILL IN THIS COUPON AND SAVE „ SUPER -- a l l k o t e Easter Lillies Buy 2 Quarts Hy-Klas Super Wall Kote at the W Tulips Regular Price and receive 3rd Quart for 1 Cent. 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Aqnor Qreenhouse Jamestown Phone OR 5-9631 edarville Ph. So. 6-4871 THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 11, 1957

visit and nave explained to held again this year (tenta­ Common Pleas Court, Greene NORTH GREENEVIEW CLASSIFIED Ads them points of interest in our tive plans are for May 17 at County, Ohio SCHOOL NEWS county seat. There were sev­ Wilbcrforce). Trophies for JOE’S CAR WASH Olan J. Hilderbrandt The Junior High completed eral ten dollar salesmen who the first and second place Proprietor, Joseph E. Wilson vs. its annual magazine drive received candy bars during teams as well as individual Open from 8 a.m . to 2 p. m. Joan E. Hilderbrandt md wishes to thank all the \ l/ \U the campaign. This contest ribbons for the first five and from 3:30 p. m. to 7 p. m. Case No. 30916 people who saved subscrip­ was sponsored by the Educa­ places will be awarded Leave your car on your way Joan E. Hilderbrandt, whose tions for them this year. To tional Reader Service Cor­ to work, pick it up on your place of residence is RFD #2, supply competition the con­ The Greeneview Girls' Ath­ poration of Des Moines, Iowa. way home. $1.25 for black Box 6, Columbia, 3. C ., will test was divided among the letic Association, under the wall and $1. 50 white wall. take notice that on the 4th four Junior High home rooms. direction of Mrs. Howard The eighth graders are stu­ Special for customers who day of April, 1957, the un­ Mrs.Douglas's seventh grade Swaim, will present its an­ dying hard to prepare for the want their car washed each dersigned filed his petition won and Mrs. Wilburn's nual Easter Program Friday LOOK 8th grade tests which are to week or every other week, against her in the Court of eighth grade came in second. at 2 p. m. in South School be given April J.2. $1.00 for black wall and Common Pleas, Greene As for i n d i v i d.u al prizes, auditorium. Parents and the $1.25 for white wall. Closed County, Ohio, praying for a Jeff Powers won first place public are invited if they Sunday. Phone OR 5-5981. divorce, custody of children fo r the second consecutive The Junior High baseball wish to attend. Jamestown, Ohio. and other relief on the year and received a wrist and track teams are getting A soil and water conserva­ 2t-4/11-4/18. grounds of gross neglect of watch for his efforts. Gene in shape for their respective tion poster contest for fifth duty. Bradds was second and was schedules. This year for the and sixth graders of all FOR SALE * - Said cause will be for hear­ awarded a flash camera out­ first time tne Junior High Greene County and Xenia ing six weeks after first date fit. Keith Cavendar was given will have a baseball league. Pure-bred meat-type Hamp­ City schools is being spon­ of publication. ahand bag'for coming in Trophies will be awarded to shire boars and gilts. Cedar sored for the second consec­ Olan J. Hilderbrandt, third. the first and second place Crest Farms. Archie Peterson, utive year by the county plaintiff In addition to the top three winners of the league. The first farm south of Y e 11 o w Garden Clubs in cooperation Shaw and Cox, Attorneys winners five additional high Junior High County Track Springs on US 68. Phone with the Greene County Soil for plaintiff salesmen will be entitled to Meet (initiated last year at 7-7240. ■ Conservation District. a trip during which they will Greeneview South) will be WANTED - - Heavy hens for Case No. 30927 Easter market. Top prices Clarence Norman vs. Jessie Cedarville Area NOW IS THE TIME paid for poultry. Robert Mae Norman Visitors Rhodes, S. Charleston, HO- Jessie Mae Norman, whose DON'T WAIT Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Stormont, bart 28291. 5t-th-4/ll. place ofresidence is 91 Veret Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stormont st., Brooklyn, N. Y ., will and son, Mr. and Mrs. Will­ TRUE-VAC Safe andSure, Modified At Wanted: Elderly lady to care take notice that on March iam Stormont and children, for twochildren, ages 6 19, 1957, the undersigned Live Virus Vaccine with the Safety Eddie McCoy and Mr. and weeks and 9 years old and to filed his petition against her Mrs. Robert Kaylor (Honey make home there plus wa­ in the court of Common Pleas Serum Balancer for the Preventior Lou Stormont) attended the / ges. Dial OR 5-8171. of Greene County, Ohio, Expense ice review, "Springtime On praying for a divorce and re­ Ice, " Saturday night at Ho­ of Hog Chdera PIANO LESSONS lief on the grounds of gross bart Arena in Troy. Mr. Children and adults, exper­ neglect of duty. Richard Stormont, who is ienced teacher, $1 a lesson. Said cause will be for hear­ SEE US FOR YOUR ANIMAL NEEDS. senior member of the Troy Phone OR 5-5401. lt-4/11 ing on and after the 2nd day skating club, appeared in of May, 1957. “three numbers. W e Pay WANTED . s. Clarence Norman Heifiter's Pharmacy Garden plowing, Robert K. Shobcraft i i Phone OR 5-9097. 405 E. Main st. Jack Lillich Back Jamestown Ph. Or. 5-4371 the cost of Legal Notice Attorney for the plaintiff. Jack Lillich returned Sunday to MiamiUniversity, Oxford, ONE HAIRCUT Lewis A. Massie, whose The Jamestown First Baptist where he is a freshman, after place of residence is unknown Church Missionary Society spending his Spring vacation Attention Farmers and whose last known place will hold its monthly m eet­ with his parents, Mr. and of residence was 49 Trum­ ing Tuesday, April 16, at the Mrs. Lewis Lillich and fam­ bull Street, Xenia, Ohio, home of Mrs. Roy Heading. ily. Contracting For Sweet will take notice that on the 21st day of March, 1957 the undersigned filed her petition Coin Acreage against him in the Court of Common Pleas of Greene Gibbs Hdwe. County, Ohio praying for a Phone divorce and relief on the J amestown Wilmington grounds of gross neglect of See Our Bargain Table OR 5-7891 or 5201 Collect duty. Said cause will be for hear­ ing six weeks after the date lamestown Canning Co, of this first publication, OR ss Agnes G. Massie, by All Items 1/2 Pita Robert B. Brewer C.T. Vandervort Attorney at Law Xenia. Ohio $34,700 Goes SHAMPOO ROOTAWAY Jamestown Bargain Days AND To Fund for MAN'S CONTRIBUTION TO MAN THIS SPECIAL RETURNED BY POPULAR DEMAND HAIR SET Foreign Study Prevents and Relieves Plugged Sewers and Drains The Fund for the Advance­ FOR ment of Education is an­ Be Happy--Stay Happy nouncing a three-year grant for $34, 700 to Antioch Col­ lege for its Antioch Educa­ with R O O T A W A Y WOMEN tion Abroad program which 16 ounce, choice begins next fall, President Samuel B. Gould said today. at the The grant will be used to Jamestown supplement the college's Porterhouse Steak Dinner shop of budget for its education your choice abroad program during the three experimental years Two vegetables with the belief that the pro­ and salad. gram will be self-supporting Rootaway Regular Our at the end of that time. Amount Price SPECIAL Some portion of the grant While they for each yearly will go for scholarship funds 3-Pound $2. 50 $2.00 last . . . with the understanding that 6-Pound $4.75 $4.00 subscription j the college's general scholar­ 12-Pound $8.25 $7.00 bought ship funds will be available April 12 or 13 j to students abroad on equal ONLY terms with students in resi­ $ 2 0 0 dence. 50-50 Dance A 50-50 dance will be held at Greeneview North, Apri] 16, 19 5 7, sponsored by thej The Adams Thuma Co. Curley's fine Food Greeneview P, T. O. Music] the Guardian will be pro viced by the-Butch1 JAMESTOWN PH. OR 5-9631 Brock Orchestra with Roy: Open 'til nine Jamestown Com caUing. THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 11.1957 We’re

Our Special Looking for You on Bargain Days

\!/ Paint I’ m now selling Roller & Pan the New FORD WITH at Rambo-Yoder EYE COMING BANQUETS. Ford and Invite MOTHERS OF JU NIORS - -This group of and alumni banquet. The junior-senior 2 Gals. You in for My mothers of juniors at Greeneview High event will be held later this spring. Dis­ School met Monday night to discuss menus cussion was led by Mrs. Lelia Faulkner, Hanna Paint and themes for the junior-senior banquet class advisor. (Guardian Photo.) i: 11:>cr (Moody) Bogart Bargain Days Special

See me for a card en titlin g you to a FREE front wheel packing with each lubrication.

To express my H I EKE PR1MA DONNAS, ALL. pleasure at serving you Elementary School Chorus o! Greeneview ELEMENTARY CHORUS AT GREENEVIEW ~ which is directed by Mrs. Rosalyn Bullock. through Rambo- Fourth and fiftli grade girls compose this (Guardian Photo.) Yoder Ford, Goodbar Moves I’d like to offer as My Rogers Praises Event Mr. James Goodbar, former­ ly associated with Goodbar Loren Rogers of Rogers Road, moving the Barriers Dividing Market inBowersville, Jamestown, returned home Mankind. " One of the largest opened a new Gulf Station, this week joyful over the baptisms 1 have ever seen located on the corner of in­ success of the three day as­ took place Saturday after­ tersecting Routes 3 and 72. I sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses noon when 47 took that vital Mr. Goodbar moved into John Payne he attended last weekend at Christian step. 1 was glad to his newly constructed service Springfield. see that many of my friends station on Wednesday, April "Over 1800 people gathered and neighbors were able to 3. Bargain Days Special on Sunday afternoon at the go too, " he concluded. Clark County Fiargrounds, " At Meeting Loren said; "to hear Mr. JAMESTOWN METHODIST See me for a card which entitles you to Area persons attending a Angelo C. Manerajr., of CHURCH a FREE brake adjustment and inspection. meeting of the Greene Coun­ New York, lecture on "Re- The Rev. G. C. Reed, Pastor ty Scliool Guidance Commit­ You can turn out a pro­ Palm Sunday, Sermon sub­ Jefferson High tee last Thursday included fessional looking decor­ ject, "The Public Was There. " ating jo b easily and Group Takes Trip Reception of members by Robert Guthrie, Cedarville; Mrs. Kathleen Wilburn, easily. Apply to any in­ Mrs. Willard Haines and transfer and confession of Greeneview North; Fred terior surface. Dr i es in Mrs. Ella Stephens led a faith. 6:00 p. m ., Senior 30 minutes without laps RAMBO-YODER Long, Greeneview South, and group of 16 Jefferson High Youth Fellowship. Wednes­ Mrs. Rose Haines, Bowersville and brushmarks. pupils of a business training day, 7:00 p. m .. Intermed­ Jefferson. class on a trip to Indianapo­ iate Youth Fellowship; 8:30 lis, Ind., last week. They p. m ., Choir rehearsal. It’s A... FORD visited the Indianapolis Star Union services each eve­ BOY - - For Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs and News building, the ning and Good Friday after­ Kenneth Gordoin, Cedarville 8 N. Limestone St Phone OR 5-8821 soldiers' and sailors'monu­ noon. All members of the Route 2. The baby was born ment and other points of in­ Methodist c h u r c h urged to last Friday at Greene Mem­ Ohio terest. attend these meetings. orial Hospital in Xenia. Hdwe. Friendship Club Earl Glass and Gathers Recently Family’s Guests Farm and Garden Tools Mrs. Herbert Pickering and Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Lewis Lillich enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glass were FERTILIZER tained members of the Mrs. Esther Stumpp of La- Friendship Club of Home Ex­ Rue, Miss Patty Cook of Cin - PEAT MOSS tension Service last Thursday cinnati, Mr. and Mis. Henry evening at the home of Mrs. Childers and Mrs. Becky SEED POTATOES Lillich, East of Cedarville. Stamps of Middletown, Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Buck, Home Roy Cline of Jamestown, and Poultry Equipment Extension Director of Greene Mr. and Mrs. William Glass County, was a guest and and family of Martinsville. spoke on farm financing. Mrs. Mrs. Glass returned to her Swain-Finch GREASE Harold Reinhard demon­ home last Thursday after be­ strated the crocheting of ing confined to Fayette stoles. Memorial Hospital the past The hostesses served an ice week. f r e e course. Cockrels Friday Guests... Save the Kight Wav on Bargain Day 10* o ff while CLASSIFIED Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glass were they Mrs. Alfred Webb, Mrs.Her­ ADS Jamestown Feed Co. LAST bert Webb and Mis. Robert Baker, all of Bowersville. S. Limestone St. Dial OR-5-7711