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Volumn LXXHI Cedarville, Ohio, *JfBday,' "March 18,1949 N um ber 15

Pictured here is the recently Advertize for dedicated Grape Grove Church Pre School of Christ Bids on Greene . s Clinic to Be Memorial Hospital ] Held Monday Another step toward construe- ■( Preschool Conference fo r Ce­ tion of the .Gr^gne County Mem- \ darville will he held March 21, be­ orial hospital was taken-hy*build- » ginning at 9:00 a, in. in the aud­ ing commissioners Tuesday when . itorium of the school. Anyone they-advertised for bids t on the - who has a child or knows of a child who will'enter school this $1.214,000*:.project. * . Meeting' here Monday night, Fall is asked to please get the name to Mr. Boyer. the building board, of which My- , ron R. Fudge, near 'Jamestown, At present there is a list of is chairman set Tuesday, April forty-seven but it is felt this is 19, at 2 p. m. as th^ deadline for not complete and it is hoped that receiving sealed bids. ;• The pro­ any additional names will be sent posals, in duplicate" form, will in at once. be receeived at the county audi­ These conferences are &int tor’s office in, the court house -■■ projects of the community and until the final date. ' Health Department for the pur­ The board, will meet immedi­ pose of giving each prospective ately after the deadline to open first-grader a better start by the bids and consider the pro-, ^ having a physical examination posais. Representatives from the to determine what, if any, rem­ state health department will meet | ediable defects are present and with the board at that time. | getting them corrected before Drawings and specifications j- school starts. for the construction are avail- , In the absence of an organi­ able to interested contractors at -t zed P. T. A . group to do the Mg the public health, department's ^ job of volunteer services necess­ office in the court house base- ary, the Kensington Club ‘ lias PLENTY OF PROTECTION HERE FOR EXPELLED WRITER . . . Dr. Anna Louise Strong-, 64-year old ment. Copies of the specifics- '. sponsored the Conference and at writer on Soviet and Far Eastern affairs, had plenty of protection on her arrival in New York. She is tions and blueprints also may be jtimes enlisted the aid of the Mc- placed in Dayton and Cincinnati, , Kibben Bible Class. shown here surrounded by a small army of “New York's finest’' and a sprinkling of federal bureau of in­ building commissioners said. Ad­ Church Services Parents usually are given def­ vestigation men as she arrived at La Guardia airport. -A grand jury subpoena was handed her the moment ditional details on the building Easter Seal Ian Bound to she landed. It called for her appearance before the group investigating Communist espionage in the United plans may be obtained from Dan CHURCH OF GOD inite appointment times, but if States. ...■'gJ gS & B S m A . Carmichael, Columbus, archi- > Elwood C. Palmer, minister anyone is not reached remember tect in charge of the project. ' Campaign Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. Mrs. Grand Jury for you are cordially invited to r* ';w .—» Dates as to the beginning and * David Strohridge, Supt. bring your child to the school, March 21. ending of construction will be * Morning worship 11:00 a. m. Manslaughter determined at the time the bids Started Here Sermon topic, “The Little Foxes.” are opened, commissioners said. ; Children service 6:30 .• > C John Hunter, 51, Yellow Final federal approval of the . A campaign to- obtain funds to Evening service 7:45 Springs, R. R. 1, was fined and Gold Medal project was given this week. This finance work among crippled Wednesday evening 7:30 Un­ jailed for drunken driving and ion Lenten Service in the Pres­ means the government will pay children in this county was ordered held for grand jury in­ r >*.. up to $404,666.66 of the total esti- .' byterian Church. vestigation uner $2,000 bond on mated cost o f $1,214,000. Greene launched Thursday with the open­ Tourney Finals UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. . a second degree (involuntary) county voters, in November, 1947, ing of the Easter Seal sale by CHURCH manslaughter charge in munici­ approved a $950,000 bond issue * the Greene County Chapter of pal court Friday noon. V Sabbath School 10:00 a. m. To Be Monday to provide the county’s share. * the Ohio Society, for Crippled Pleading innocent to both affi­ Ralph A. Jamieson, minister Another meetng of the build- ** davits, filed as a result o f a traf­ The Gold Medal tournament at Children. Supt. Arthur B. Evans. y ing board is planned in Xenia • fic accident in Yellow Springs Cedarville colege moves into the The sale, being conducted en­ Preaching 11:00 a. m. Theme, Friday night when Dr. A. J. Bor- f last Saturday night in which semi-final round tonight (Friday) “ Keeping One’ Faith.” owsky, chief of the hospital facill tirely by mail, will continue Glenn L. Deaton, 66, Yellow while the finals will wind up the Y.P.C.U. 6:30 p. m. Subject, ities program in the state health through Easter Sunday. Letters, Springs business man, was injur­ event on Monday night. department, and members of his “Launching the Offensive.” This each containing 100 seals, were is the third topic under thq gen­ ed fatally, Hunter was found In the first round game played staff will confer with the group ' mailed this week to 12,000 Greene guilty on the driving while Monday and Tuesday nights the eral theme of “ Sharing My on developments of the project. drunk charge on the basis of ev­ scores were as follows: Gountians. Self-addressed envel­ Faith.” Leader, Mickey Carzoo. opes are enclosed in which they Union Lenten Service Wednes­ idence submitted to Judge D. M. Jameestown 33, Cedars 20; Yel­ can return their contributions to Aultman. day 7:30 p. m. in the First Pres­ low Springs Bantams 51,’ Burton Vest Places on ;< The jurist levied a fine of $250 seal sale headquarters in Xenia. byterian Church. Pure Oil 50; Bert’s Beer 70d New All Tourney Team . H. Paul McVay, of McVay’s and costs, sentenced him to six Burlington 35;" Dayton Teddies Store, 17 E. Main St., Xenia, is FIRST PRESBYTERIAN months in county jail and revok­ 62, Xenia Moose 26; Skaggs AG Paul (Abie) Vest, Cedarville ** 1949 seal sale chairman. Of the CHURCH ed his driving rights for five 54, Martinsville 44; Pat Daddy high school center, rated honor­ proceeds obtained from the cam­ years, not subject to reinstate­ All Stars 50, Pleasant Grange 26i able mention on the all-district - 10:00 a. m. Sabbath .School, paign, 75 per cent remains' in . ■ PaqL H. Elliott, "minister ment by the state insurance lia­ Harner Electric 52, Tau Kappa tournament basketball-team pick- „ Greene County to carry on work ■ bility clause; Beta 39; Ballingers 56, Jefferson ed by tourney officials, coaches, James' Steel, Supt. among crippled children and the 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship, Represented'by Marcus Shoup, Independents 29; Main Auto 66, and sports writers following the other 25 per cent goes to the state Xenia lawyer, the accused paint- Orient Hill Market 18; Wayne event at the Xenia fieldhccse the Sermon, “The Central Question , .... . „ „ .. -in '5Charaoteit” San Antonio, Wambold, Phillipsburg, and Don ley, filed the charges. T e x ., seraiiafee with obvious Interest products of the newest hobby—LfflipuUan models of old-time Jal­ Doty, Camden, were guards on the township, as president. •- follows. ner Electric 44 (overtime)^ Bar­ Wednesday, March 23, Union They said Hunter was the driv­ ton’s Barrels 2, Buck Bros. 0 lopies. Fringed sanies and phaetons in the hobby division are beginning to compete with “ big brothers'* first five. er of a car which struck Mr. *E a newer era in the interest of the public. These miniatures were on display in a downtown San Antonio Bob Durnbaugh, Beaver, also Lenten Service in this Church, (forfeit); Englewood 31, Skaggs Ross Teacher Message by Rev. William Waide. Deaton as he stood beside his AC 29; Bert’s Beer 65, Dayton hobby shop. Their authenticity of detail will be readily apparent to old-timers who remember: such itemjLif rated honorable mention. parked auto on Xenia Avenue In Vest’s only tourney appear­ Choir rehearsal Saturday even­ Teddies 39. Gets Certificate ing at 7:30, in the town’s business district. ance against Dixie he hit the nets Hunter was taken into custody In games finishing the second Miss Mary Elizabeth ‘Edging- land into the sea. Others say for 24 points to be top single ■ at the scene. round and begirining the third ton, teacher o f the third and METHODIST CHURCH On the School Scene that when he was questioned by Getting Around game individual scorer. round the games were Ballinger's fourth grades at Ross-Township William B. Collier, minister O By Anne Huffman some of his converts about the vs. Main-Auto, Reesville vs. Yel­ Cedarville School Jias received a certificate Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. 4-H CLUB low Springs Bantams, and Engle­ Holy Trinity he showed them the Charles Coulter, Clifton road, of honor from the Quiz Kids Best Walter Boyer, Supt. GIRLS MEET wood vs. Bert’s Beer. This week is significant in re­ shamrock as an example ot“ the Here ami There—The papers near Yellow Springs, is recover­ Morning service at 11:00 a. m. spect to past history. Teacher Contest. This contest is Demonstrations on the prep­ “ Three in One.” .... have carried stories this past ing from injuries suffered re­ The sermon subject will be “What To the ancient Romans the fif­ conducted annually by Quiz Kids aration of egg and cheese dishes cently in an accident on the L, and Niles Laboratory on the radio Think Ye of Christ?” Bring teenth of March signified the Ides Senior Play Tryouts Held week or. a speech President Tru­ were given bv the meal planning R. Jacobs farm, near Yellow from Chicago every Sunday af­ your special Week of Dedica­ o f March, and the date was asso­ Tryouts for the senior class man made some time ago in which group when the Happy Worker’s Dairy Service Springs. ternoon. tion offering for missions. ciated with superstitious fear. play were held on March 8 with he used or rather referred to a Club met recently at the home Mr. Coluter, a farmer and car­ She had been nominated by one Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. of the leader, Mrs. Mary Mott. Ceasar, the conquerer, was seventeen seniors trying out. The person he disliked as a “ S.O.B.” penter, was thrown from a trac­ Janet Gordon will be the leader. play chosen is a three-act comedy We don’t have to stretch our of her fourth grade pupils, Doris Eighteen members were present. Name Officers warned to beware of this date by tor when it ran off a barn bank Jean Wigal. The union midweek Lenten the Roman soothsayer, but Cea­ dealing with college life, entitled imagination very far to sur­ bridge. He suffered a fractured Service Wednesday night at 7:30 sar cast this nonsense aside, as “ Girl Shy” , and written by Kath­ mise what those initials mean. leg, three broken toes and bruis­ will be held in the Presbyterian ANNOUNCING BIRTH For Year it was not becoming to a conquer- arine Kavanaugh. It is quite regrettable that the es. He has resided in the Cedar- FINED FOR SLOT Church. OF DAUGHTER er. He wa planning to be the rul­ Parts for the cast were an­ man whom we have elected to the ville and Yellow Springs com­ A. C. Davis, proprietor of the Mr. and Mrs. Neal Lovett All officers and committee er of the world! But it was on nounced Wednesday morning, high office of president of our munities the last thirty-five Old Mill, was fined in Xenia muni­ ZION BAPTIST CHURCH (Noreen Smith), Wilmington pike chairmen of the Greene County the Ides of March that Ceasar as^ follows: Gerry Pitstick, Jerry country finds himself so Isot for years, cipal court fori posession of a G. A. Adams, minister are announcing the birth of a Dairy Service Co-op were re- was killed by his friends, led by Wilburn, Barbara KojVpe, Bill wards that he uses profanity, es­ slot machine which awarded mer­ 10:15 Sunday school daughter at Miami Valley hos­ named-for another year when the Heidorn, Rita Corrigan, Vera pecially in the presence o f wo­ 11:00 f. m. Morning Worship board .of directors met at the Brutus. His vain hopes for temp­ BULL REELECTED chandise prizes. He also was re­ pital, Dayton, Thursday evening. oral power were thus shattered Thordsen, Charlotte Harphant, men. ’Tis said that a person quired to purchase a federal li­ Tuesday 7:30 Choir rehearsal Court House Thursday night. Wednesday 7:00 p. m. prayer by his fickle friends. Bill Fife, Bob Williamson, Mar­ who uses profanity shows a lack Karlh Bull, form er Cedarville cense for the machine. The officers are Robert L. gie Bradfute, Phyllis Frame, and of intelligence since “cuss” Herald publisher, was reelected service. TICKETS ON SALE Thursday, March 17, was St. Thomas, Beavercreek township; George Stephents. words are poor substitutes .for treasurer of the Ohio Newspaper FOR SKATING PARTY Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick lived FIRST PRESBYTERIAN president; Harlan Butts, Miami The date set for the play is the “King english.” Because of association at the group’s annual WANT REPORTS The tickets are on sale for the in southwestern Britain in the CHURCH OF CLIFTON township, vice president; Edman Friday, April 8, and rehearsals his high position; the president convention last weekend at Co­ Red Cross fund drive solicitors skating party, March 31, sponsor­ troubled days when the Romans Rev. Robert Paxton, minister. Moore, Xenia township, secretary; are now in full swing. We hope o f the United States sets an ex­ lumbus. Mr. and Mrs. Bull and are asked to make reports, wheth­ ed by the Youth Fellowship, of were abandoning the island to 10:00 a. m. Sabbath school. and John Stover, Cedarville town­ you will remember to keep this ample for a great number of our Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Miller er complete or not, to the cam­ the Methodist Church. The its fate, and before the English 11:00 a. m. Worship Service. ship, treasurer. date open.. , . . citizens. Truman is very much weere in attendance at the annual paign headquarters at 207 City party will-be at Hodges Skating had appeared. He went to Gaul aware of this fact since he cap­ affair. Building, Xenia, phone 2381. Subject for the sermon, “Lazarus rink in Springfield. The admis­ Earl Ritenour, Ross township, Come Forth.” (now Francej. For some time Freshman Party italized on this particular item sion is 50c. will sreve again as chairman of session at the Manse. he lived there, where he became The freshman class is planning in his presidential eampagn. The the artificial breeding committee. a monk, and later he returned 7:00 p. m. Westminister Fel­ Other chairmen renamed were a St. Patrick’s dance for this fact that he won the . election MRS. CHARLES to his home in Britain. Red Cross Campaign Poster For 1949 lowship, Dick Martin, leader. Myron Fudije, Silvei-creek town­ Friday night, tq appeal to your when all called the so called ex­ HOME FROM HOSPITAL After his return he dreamed traits. They are honoring St, perts predicted he would lose ad- i-\- ? ? S ss5* » ... ' •••• . Monday 7:30 p. m. the Class in ship, production testing; Mr. . Sosa ■ ■ r New Testament History will meet Mrs. Doris Ferryman Charles, Butts, 4-H Dairy Club; and Her­ one night that a man came to him Patrick by decorating the audi­ ed to his popularity. It appears Y O U TOC- returned home Monday afternoon \ •. .J at the manse. man Armstrong, Bath township, with a paper bearing these words, torium with green and white now as though his inadvertent from Good Samaritan Hospital, “The Voice of the Irish,” and at streamers and using Irish pota­ slip of the tongue has lost many Friday 8:00 p. m. Westminister sanitation and disease control. Bible class will meet at the Dayton, where she Was a patient Milo Cooper, in charge of the the same time he heard the Irish toes for the candle holders. o f hi-, newly won friends. Gen­ several days. calling, “We, pray thee, holy For entertainment there will erally speaking the American Clifton Fire House. Mr. and Mrs. artificial breeding program, re­ youth, to come and walk again be square dances, a grand march, people do not make it a habit to Robert Preston and Mr. and Mrs. ported twelve new members in amongst us as before.” and a circle dance, all o f which use profanity and neither do they Norman Charles will • be co­ PLAN ALUMNI DANCE the breeding program in Febru­ hostesses. ■Patrick decided that this was sounds interesting. sanction its use. It will be inter­ The alumni association of Port ary. A total of 177 breeding serv­ a missionary call to Ireland. He Mr. Albert Mott will call the esting to Wait and see just how William high school is planning ices were conducted during the a dinner dance for Saturday, May month. returned to Gaul, where he spent square dances and lead the grand easy it is for H. T. to let another ... TO HOLD fourteen years in preparing for march. “ cuss” word slip .. . One o f the ' "K .. MARKET ' 28. Eugene Mason s president of Glenn Charles, in charge of this work. He arrived in Ireland This dance will be held at 7:SQ finest sports events that has The Youth Fellowship of the the association and Mrs. Robert production testing, told the group with the title of bishop and the March 18, 1949 at the school au­ taken place in our town this win­ • Methodist Church will hold a Haley, secretary. there were thirty-eight herds on pope’s blessing, and began the ditorium. The admission will be ter is the Gold Medal basketball Market .and Bake sale, Saturday, " test last month. He announced work which was to make him the 20c each. tourney now in progress at Al- March 26, at L- o’clock in the NAMES JUDGE plans for the annual herd evalu­ patron saint o f the island. We hope all of you, with the forl Gym sponsored by the Ce­ clerk’s office. Governor Lausche has appoint­ ation school to be held in the* It has been said that there gift of blarney, will come ar.d en- darville College athletic depart­ ed Attorney Charles Kirk of Wil­ Court-House Assembly Room next “were no Christians in Ireland ^ joy yourselves. . . ment. This tournament is a ILL FOR mington to fill the unexpired term Wednesday. Greene County farm­ when Patrick' began his work, round robin affair made up of TWO WEEKS of *the late Frank M. Clevenger, ers with herds on test will attend and no pagans when he died.” Home Ec Activities independent amateur teams. Jan Clemans son of Mr. and for many years judge of the court the school. «.>■ \V ■ • . V sv . ^ •. Mrs. Russell Clemans has been This is perhaps not strictly true, Mrs. Hazel Price, State Super­ These teams in many cases have - * ^ , < vv ' y N • * of common pleas of Clinton coun­ Plans for the coming year were but he did much to establish visor of Foods Department of not had many opportunities to ill fo r the past two weeks suffer­ ty. Young Kirk is a Republican. discussed at the meeting. ' . ■*> Christainity firmly in the island, Vocational Home Economics will play or pit their strength a- ing from symptoms of rheumatic building churches and monaster­ be here at Cedarville on Thursday, gainst other amateur teams, J*N$ s’ ’ - fever. • ies and converting the people. March 17 to observe the final mainly for want of playing floor. RECEIVES AWARD It is believed by some that St. laboratory work in Freshmen W e hope that Mendel Beattie, - AT O.S.U. Patrick drove the snakes of Ire­ Continued on Page Four the Cedarville College Athletic Couple Ask $16,133 Damages in ■Charles Collier," son of Rev. director, will make the tourney and Mrs. W. B. Collier received an annual affair. Its a fine op­ a recognition award fo r ' out­ portunity also for the participat­ Suit Filed in Clark County standing service in the Strollers Gill Bound to Grand Jury on ing players to experience the Oliver A. Stover and his„wife, The suits request $7,500 for the Dramatic Society at O. S. U. this Irene M. Stover, of Cedarville, and pain allegedly resulting close play that is part of such a past’ week. - tourney. The winnerl will be a- ask judgments against Paul A. . from the mishap,- and $8633 for Obtaining Money Falsely Friday warded appropriate medals as ON TRIP ' Ellars, a mindr, 1136 N. Lime­ damage to tli ehusbandfs car, Raymond Gill, 32, Wabash, Ind., Defense council permitted GUI . will the runner-up team. Special TO CALIFORNIA stone Street, Springfield, total-, its loss, medical expense for his ing $16,133 in companion suits wife’s injuries and loss of hei was bound over to the grand jury to be bound over without further awards will recognize outstand­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Leamon" are ing individual ability and sports­ on a trip to Los Angeles and Hol­ filed last Wednesday in Clark services. Friday by Municipal Judge D. M. testimony after the cpse was Aultman on a charge c£ obtain­ manship. If such tournaments as lywood, California, county common pleas court. The accident occurred Sept. ing money under false pretenses. continued from last Tuesday, this were operated over the Uni­ Based on charges the defend­ 30, 1948 at Burnett Road and Gill is charged with swindling Gill ha3 been free under $2,200 ted Slates as a whole it might do DR, JAMIESON ant was negligent in ati automo­ Sunset Avenue in Springfield. TO SPEAK Mrs. Mary O. Binegar, James­ bond since his arraignment two much to curb both juvenile and bile accident involving himself The Cedarville couple charges Dr. Ralph A. Jamieson is to and Mrs. Stover and that the a- town, widow, of $850 fob termite weeks ago after he was arrested adult delinquency. . . . There U f a , that young Ellars failed, to^stop 'C ro* tiJMiter n llef work preach in the Methodist Church, mourits claimed comprise dam­ the car he was driving before "extermination” services and in Wabash and returned here. His are two worthwhile drives in ‘ Mutt*: treating trees. bond was continued. Continued on Page Four Jamestown Sabbath at 7:30 p. m. ages suffered by' the plaintiffs. proceeding into the Intersection.

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Friday; KarcE SH, 1949 TEe Oetlarrille, 0 . HefaRf M i Committee hearings were held pay for super highways every­ Meanings, like things, change where! CLARENCE J. BROWN Write* this week on the hours o f female as time goes m£as% OCVER 7:30 P. its cradle-to-the-grave program. Chairman o f the House Foreign tees,iires are^3$gpted,; are-saonted.^ v-S. 'A* That would hasten the program. live by faith from day to day? Affairs Committee. Both suffer­ ...... NO TURNPIKES Another of Jesus’ principles was ed heart attacks. While everybody is delighted direct contact.--People are not won Informed sources are xegort- PlMtintfof Windbre tionj have 'consufM^r produced' more. to Christ chiefly by sermons from *ing that a number of changes: can Legume seed is saeee. Play safe. We with the Pennsylvania turnpike, Will Improve Farmstead offer BUFFALO, RAHGSR, GBQSM or the 168-mile superhighway, con­ pulpits^but by in-the-home contacts. he expected in President Truman’s Rapk«d,as a jnajor farpi$teadinb cramnort. ALFALFA, gxcellent strains of * ■# Ministers know this,'1 missionaries structed on a perfect grade and official family within a few Weeks provement project,' planting' of a BUD (CLOVER, indudihe CUMBERLAND know it; Sunday school teachers as a result of the expected resig­ and MIDLAND. ' j. ■ with grade crossings totally elim­ Windbreak around farm buildings SilvercreeK-flchool Auditorium inated, yet Ohio’s legislators are ought to know it too. Getting ac­ nation of the Secretary of the NEW HAWKSK SOY BEAMS quainted with your boys and girls Treasury Snyder, Secretary of not only’ improves the appearance certain to disapprove building an of the farm but also saves fuel and Outyield and areas early as HIGHLAND, extension of that fimous road at their homes, and being a friend Commerce Sawyer, and Secre­ combining the good features ctf aU out- gives wind protection to ‘the 'builcU' standlng kinds whoa'tonipared .to others to them there, is what will give your tary of War Royall. Secretaries across Ohio. The cost of such a fags and livestock *. of-like maturity.^ * highway runs into astronomical Sunday teaching its greatest force Snyder and Sawyer, along with In addition to 4he f.regular >wtod< Leland L. Smith, Prop. figures—almost like an estimate and succe^g, Secretary of Defense Forrestal, rttistss gsaga& aa*- of remodeling the White House! who resigned effective March Si­ break on “the north ;and west fjffmed < - r i Complete Hne trMRtrza £%<>£*;v (Copyright by the International Coun­ s'! have been considered the Con­ farmstead* many farmers -alsoc'ar* It is- a spilled-milk reflection to cil oi Religious Education on behalf oL W. N. SCARFF’S SONS W. Washington St. Phone 4-8511 Jamestown, Ohio remind ourselves that even the M JProtest&nt; denominations. Released servative members" of the Presi­ planting a garden .windbreak, interest on our war debt would by WNU Features. dent’^. Cabinet. south and wesf of the7 garden. * TEe 'CeUarviffe, 0 . HeraI3 MarcE T8, J®|St . 4-K Advisors’ Recognition Presbyterian Church will ■ hold ents o f a- 1-year-old child,whose Spring Valley Twp., is asked in a suit filed in common, pleas JOAN MARKLE „ Five Greene County 4-H Ad­ a meeting, at the fire house on , custody is asked by plaintiff. visors who have viven a. total o f1 Friday, March ’25. Mr. and Mrs. court, by Mary A. Ryan^ against TO MARRY Appointments James G. Ryan, near Spring Val­ Capt. and Mrs* Lacede Markle, volunteer guidance .to:*.4-H Club Robert Preston and Mr. and Mrs. Flosse B. Marlatt was named Makalapa Dr., Honolulu, Hawaii, members will be hohored‘J)y Ohio Norman Charles will entertain ley, and others. formerly of Cedarville are an­ State University Thursday Mar. the members* . . . . . administratrix, estate of Ametta The plaintiff claims a legal 24, at 12:15. The class studying New Test­ nouncing the approaching mar­ B. Hopping, late of Yellow right to an undivided half-inter­ , * The recognition, -which will be. . ament-History will-meet Monday riage of their daughter, Joan, Springs, by probate court. ' est in the property. The law firm to Lt. (j. g.) James H. Cron- one'of the. highlights' o f Farm. evening, March 21, at the church. ander. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H, ;and“*Home' Week'-will’•-be-’ made*, M j’S. Lottie Reed and Mr. and Partition of two real -estate of Shoup and Hagler, Xenia, rep­ Cronander, Vashon, Washington. at a 4-H advisors recognition*' Lamaf'Re'dd ahd son, Dale, ..-tracts,,, totalling 7g.l2 acres in resents the plaintiff. Miss Markle, whose father is luncheon at Baker .Hall on -tKe- ’speirf^last'^week-encF1 in Green-' chaplain of the Pacific fleet and campu . The program will include/-, springs;; Ohio. -- - stationed in Honolulu, will be music, short talks and 4-H Clover- - Ihe Young . People's Society -awards. ^ married in the submarine base ' of the United Presbyterian chapel there on Tuesday, April vial, advisors. Who- have each ■church enjoyed a spaghetti din­ 19, 5 p. m. completed 10 years .of service are: ner at the home of Mr., and Mrs. ,MrK Robert Fulton,’. Miami Twp.; Roger Collins last Monday. WATCH YOUR SAVINGS GROW Chaplain Markle will officiate at his daughter’s wedding and .Frank Smith, Jefferson Twp..; and - Mr. and Mis. Bennett McNeil Chaplain J. E. Johnson, fleet ma­ Guy. Smith, Ross Twp.; Mrs. C. and son, Bennie, spent last week­ C. Bartlett, Caesarcreek Twp. rine force chaplain and a friend end with Mr. and Mrs. Azel % % of the Markle family, will give and Robert. Horneyr Miami Twp.; Rowe. have-each-completed five years Children of the upper classes the bride in marriage. of service. Miss Markle will have her sis­ of Glifton- school are working on ter, Miss Marilyn, as her only an operetta, “ Kentucky Sue” to Fudge On Junior be given early in April. attendant and Lt, (j.g.) John Fair Board Physical examination of the Patter will serve as best man. •Junior fair board members rep­ The wedding reception will he FATHER KNICKERBOCKER APPEARS CONFUSED . . . Asking directions a la Rip van Winkle after re­ school district will be held at the turn to a comparatively modern town, Father Knickerbocker (Julius -Tannenbaum, second from'left)- series resenting 4-H activities for the school Monday, April 11, at 1:00 held at the Commissioned Offi­ 1949 Ohio State Fair will be Rob­ information from a New York policeman. It’s all in connection with a campaignby the b i g town cham­ p. m. cers’ Club in Makalapa. ert Fudge, 19, Jamestown and Individual Accounts Insured Up To $5,000 The bride-elect, granddaughter ber of commerce to promote New York City as a movie production center. This is the opening sCsng in the C’Alice JLeightey, 13, Upper San­ o f Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Davis, at­ Aim planned to show the advantages of movie-making hr Manhattan. pjw siM & r mm %sa»%si£!J* dusky. the scene on film as eurions onlookers stand by. tended Wooster College, Woostey, .Robert' has been active in 4-H A t the Courthouse Ohio. The Markle family has re­ Club, work for 10 year - in his Current Dividend Bate 2% sided in Honolulu the last year. the Church of God in Anchorage, local’dub; at camps 'and at fairs. •Edna L. Anderson, Xenia, a- Lt. Cronander* attended the Un­ METHODIST CHURCH AlonSeattle Aprili-17, 1920; !«phrehts -of two Members of the Mbthodist the Cultices with a traveling hag jvisdrj .'advisor; and js jar 'member before entering the U. S. Acad­ County Farm Front -- - o f the county 4-H council.'He has children, one of them a minor; Church met in the church Tuesday as a going away gift. Cedarville Federal Savings emy at Annapolis from where represented the county at Ohio custody of that-child; a girl 16, evening:- for a covered dish din­ he was graduated in 1946. He is GUESTS OF By E. A. DRAKE Club Congress, at the state Jun­ is*'soughtr by mother, serving aboard the submarine, ner, Following the dinner a duet County Agricultural Agent PARENTS HERE ior Leaders camp, and state Con- ' r Judy Mercurio, a minor, by her USS Cabezon. was given by Mary Jo Duvall & Loan Assn. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Williamson Six Greene County Farmers ■servafion camp. * next friend, Ruth Newman, Day- and Patsy Collier, a talk on “ The had as their weekend guests To Be Honored ■ tori; R. R. ’8, against Michael, Cedarville, Ohio Advance Program" by Mrs. Wil­ their daughter, Janet and Ken­ RECENT PARTY In recognition of their_achieve- CLIFTON Dayton, R. R., 8; married at Cov­ bur Wisecup and the Message of neth Barker o f Bowling Green FOR BRIDE-ELECT ment as farm account record Mildred Lafferty, Correspondent. ington, Ky., April 18,' 194.7; par- the evening was given by Rev. and Sunday guest was Mr. Mar­ Miss Dora Murphy, bride-elect Oliver Hall of Jamestown. Tre keepers during the past 15 to 20 ' of Truman Carr, Bellefontaine, shall Peterson of New Concord. years, the degree of Certified On Wednesday, March 16, The Occasion was the observance of This weekend Miss Janet will be was honored recently at a misce- Week of Dedication. Farm Accountant will he conw Women’s Missionary’ Society 'o f laneous “shower” at which Mrs. in Cleveland as a delegate to the ferred on six Greene County far:-:- ■the United Presbyterian Church Marie Corn and Miss Elaine Corn RECOVERING FROM Physical Education Conference mers at Ohio State University held its regular meeting" in the were hostesses at their home PNEUMONIA from Bowling Green. during Farm and Home Week. home of Mrs. Otis TannehilU on the Shakertown pike. Kenny Max Rotroff is recover­ ENTERTAINS FOR The six men to be honored are; Mrs. Arthur Pfieffer assisted The wedding of Miss, Murphy ing from virus pneumonia at the B. B. TEAM John W . Collins and Meryl Stor­ the .hostess.- Mrs. - Paul Rife led and Mr. Carr will take place Fri­ home of his grandparents, Mr. mont of Cedarville township; the devotions and -Mrs. Harlan'- day evening at the home of the Coach Clyde Walker and his Butts, discussed the topic:, The’ and Mrs. Harvey Lovett, New Basket Ball Squad with a party Charles A. Bickett and J. M. bride-elect’s aunt, Mrs. Tinsley Bickett, New Jasper township;.G,: Church—-the Hope of China’s' Burlington pike. at his home, Friday evening. A Com. H. Thomas, Sugarcreek township; Future. supper was served to 16 guests. Appointments for the “ show­ WESLEY CLASS and Robert Thomas, Beavercreek, Many* people, enjoyed the fox The evening was spent discussing er” were in pink and white. Gifts TO MEET township. drive and drawing sponsored by for the guest of honor were ar- Ball games, past present and the local fire department Satur­ The Wesley Class will meet in future. Certificates will be awarded at a sprinkling can was suspended the Methodist Church Sunday a banquet given by the Ohio day. They caught 2 foxes and ranged on a table above which evening at 7:30. Refreshments VISITS SON Bankers Assn. Wednesday eve­ cleared $500. with pink and white streamers will be furnished. IN COLUMBUS ning, March 23. All of the mem- . Mr. and Mrs. Spegall and extending to each gift. A bride's daughter Christine have moved WOMANS AUXILIARY Mr. and Mrs. Aden Barlow have kept the Ohio Standard cake centered the table. Farm Account Book in coopera­ into the house recently vacated An ice course was served by OF GOODWILL INDUSTRIES spent the weekend in Columbus by Mrs. Estle Mangus. - i Cincinnati with their son and family, Mr. tion with the local Extension the hostesses to twenty-five The Womans Auxiliary to the Mrs. Ben McDermott and child­ and Mrs. Willard Barlow. Service. guests. Good Will Industries are sponsor­ ren Bennie and Alice Louise of ing a doll show March 25 and 26 Each year they have attended Nashville, Tennessee will be -the VISIT IN DAYTON the annual county summary MRS. RICHARDS at Fifth and Wilkinson street guests this week of her sister, OVER WEEKEND school, following which their rec­ IS HOSTESS in Dayton. The proceeds go to Mrs. Leo Reed. ; Mrs. Rutis Reiter and children, ords were turned over to Lyle Mrs. A. E. Richards was host­ buy milk for the handicapped The trustees of the United Ted and Dianna spent the week Barnes, OSU Farm Management ess to the Home Culture Club workers. There will be doll collec­ Presbyterian Church met Wed­ end in Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Extension Specialist for further THE S-E IH 4HHN»4MRHiA at her home Tuesday afternoon. tions on display worth thousands nesday, March 16. Roll call was answered with Fred Marshall. analysis and summary. The in­ of dollars. Cost of each ticket is - The'Westminister class of the Don’t miss this rollicking, rib-, ice to win qne o f |Ke, G;E appli- “I wish a law would be passed”—- formation from their books which twenty-five cents. ATTEND WORKSHOP radio show now being Isttged^rifBi givtxit i^ ffa a p ilto s ! and then each member told of PROGRAM IN DAYTON has been used in the preparation the law they wished to have pass­ SPENDING WEEKEND here in town. Mts. Paid Elliott and Mrs. R. of various types of farm sum­ ed. Mrs. C. W. Stelle, Mrs. AT PARENTS HOME Better Used Cars You may have a chanqe-tQ getjjp memBer o f the Studio audfinccD Wright, Mrs. Masters and Mrs. T. Williamson spent Thursday at­ maries since 1935, has furnished Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhard games as they’re phlyStl Ovaf die radio’s top daytime shows. Be on hand! Trumbo gave five minute talks and son, John Thomas are spend­ tending a workshop program of comparisons of value to the co­ the amusing the executive board of the Pres- on the lives of new members in ing the weekend with the formers operating farmer and for teach­ Lowest Prices the presidents new cabinet, Mrs. byterial, at the West Minister parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold ing material. Richards was assisted by Mrs. Reinhard. Church o f Dayton. AO Olds 66 Club Coupe '"i. " - ' ' " * v . ' .. ---.-Itr Lois Little and Mrs. Robert Rich­ ABELS HAVE 37 - Buick Special Coach ards in serving refreshments to CEDAR CLIFF SEE ■ _ " - i * . “ ' ' *-s ' ^ ^ ^ < The Cedar Cliff Chapter of the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dean, Rt. 5, Xenia 41 Buick Special. Sedan 7 , PARTY ON , , D. A, JR. will meet at the home of Albert Abels were Mr, and MW. •: -PauLE. 'jEitesfKtr'h r* j 41-f Buiek SuperifSedaW '£s ■; - SIXTH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Celeste King, Oakwood, in Joseph Willis of Jamestown. Spring Valley ^ .- 41% Buick Century Sedan ' )3 are leaving this week to visit of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shane a birthday cake in the shape of James Bickett, Rt. 2, Xenia 42 Pontiac Sedan Coupe a lamb and baskets of candy their son-in-law and daughter and sons, at their home in James­ Earl Dunevant, Rt. 1, were given as favors. Games, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ward town. Y ellow Springs . 46 Buick Super Sedanette pin the tail on the donkey, fol­ Creswell in Texas. Russell L. Gordin, Rt. 1, 47 Buick Roadmaster Sedan low the trail and others were en­ Wendell Garringer and John Jamestown PARTY FOR Shirk spent I’ nday in Columbus. joyed by the children. Ice cream MRS. SOWELL Elden E. Heinz, Rt. 1, TRUCKS -*#»• and cake were served to Joyce Mrs. William Nagley enter­ Jamestown 41 Ford y^ton Panel Sipe, Janet Cummjngs, Mary tained friends wit a party hon­ Alvan Lewis, Rt. 2, Jamestown 4 5 GM C 1 Yz ion cab and Alice Mae Evans, Julie Staigers oring Mrs, Edward SowelI(Mickey DEAD STOCK Lauris Straley, Rt. 2, Cedarville A. E. Swaby, Rt. 1, Cedarville chassis Lee Cummings. Susie Reynolds, Zimmerman) at her home Fri­ Horses $6.00 Cows $5.00 Archie Peterson, Rt.l, . 46 Chev. Yz ton Panel and the guest of honor, Claire day evening. A color scheme of Cummings. Yellow Springs 47 Chev. 2 ton cab'and blue and pink were used and Mrs. According to Size and MRS. BICKETT Sowell received many lovely gifts. For Full Details on chassis. Condition HOSTESS TO CLUB CULTICE FAMILY PIONEER HI-BRED CORN, Mrs. J. W. Bickett of Clifton ENTERTAINED WITH PARTY CALL as advertised on was hostess to the Womans Club Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Cultice and Xenia 451 Reverse Charges Chenowetli at her home Thursday afternoon. family were honored with a cov­ Page 3 After the business meeting Dr, ered dish dinner Friday even­ XENIA o f Bickett gave a hook review, ing at the Shelter House by the Motor Co Jnc. FERTILIZER RURAL GRAVURE ‘‘The Big Fisherman” by Lloyd members of the Church of God, 301 SI Detroit St. ' Xefiia, Ol Douglas, Mr. Douglas is a min­ Mr. and Mrs. Cultice are leav­ E. G. Buchsieb, Inc. Today Phone 1770 ister and graduate of Wittenburg ing for Alaska to do work for* Low Cost G. M. A. C. Terms college. A solo was given by Mrs, Ernest Collins acompaifiifed on the piano by Miss Charlotte Col­ lins. Refreshments were served to 18 members by Mrs. Bickett. MOVE TO FARM ON GARRINGER ROAD Mr. and; Mrs. Arthur Huffman cv£ Milford Center moved to their WEEK- farm on the Garringer Road, Jamestown, this week. 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-T E e 'CecFaJvilTe, 0 . H efg lE Notice is hereby given that "Har­ c o m e .qn for hearing on or after February,' 1949, Virgil H.' Adkins Shoup and Hagler ivities in connection, with basket­ unless the said Howard Jordan ON THE SCHOOL SCENE FOR SALE old W. Koogler.has been duly ap­ the 15th day „of April, 1949. filed his certain petition against Attorneys for Plaintiff shall answer said petition on or ball. , Continued from Page One pointed as Executor o f the estate Dan M. Aultman her .for divorce on the grounds of (2-25-6t-4-l) after the 2nd day o f April, 1949, However, it is interesting to 112 RATS killed with a can of judgment may he taken granting of Virginia Diis, deceased late of Attorney for Plaintiff gross neglect of duty before the LEGAL NOTICE plaintiff -a divorce. Homs Economics teachers of the Xenia, Ohio , Common Pleas Court of Greene Beavercreek Township, Gr eene (3-4-6t-4-8) COMMON PLEAS COURT, Carrie Jordan, Plaintiff county are invited to attend this County, Ohio. Said case being num­ Who” of achievement in other | poR SALE—6 Kitchen chairs; County, Ohio. GREENE COUNTY, OHIO Smith, McCallister & Gibney ber 25, 789 on the docket of said lines of activity for the G. H. S. Kitchen Sink right hand drain Dated this 28th day o f February* LEGAL NOTICE Carrie Jordan, Plaintiff, Attorneys for Plaintiff d Last Thursday Mrs, Ridgeway Court and will come on for bear­ -vs- school year o f 1949. board: Old Hoosier Cabinet. CaU 1949. Alvis O. Davis; whose address is (2-25-6t-4-l) c-o Roy Davis, 4101 Southwest ing on or after the 2nd day of Howard Jordan, Defandant attended a Home Economics For instance, in the music de­ 6-4551. , WILLIAM B. MeCALLISTER Meeting in Tippecanoe. The meet- Judge of the Probate.Court, Greene Boulavard, Fort Worth, Texas, will April, 1949 :- No. 25785 partment we find that most of j ------—- - ——- , - BENJAMIN HORN ing' Tvas held in the high, school the boys have participated act-;; FOR SALE— -Ladies black ram County, Ohio* take notice that on" the 16th day Howard Jordan, whose last Prevailing Prices paid foi building. Miss Woodward from ively. ? coat like new, size 12. Phone (3-4-3t-3-18) By Luella Howser of February, 1949 Maebelle^Davis Attorney for Plaintiff known place of residence has been the State Department had charge Chief Deputy Clerk filed'her certain petition against U. B. Bldg. for the p£st several years in the D on Chesnut served as inter- j 6-1262. ______Dayton, Ohio of the meeting. him for divorce on the grounds country of German, and that his DEADSTOCK The Adult Education Class of w iif ! K* SALMsed c,m ptatoj, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT of gross neglect of duty before the (2-25-6t-4-l) ‘ present address if Howard Jordan, “Red and Winte Minstrel" t ~H ALL J. 4TTT.T. Estate of C. A. Jacobs, Deceased. Common 'Pleas Court' of Greene D 142383, Office Manager, Office the Home Ec department cele­ in November. Four other boys r qv>RVICE PHONE 4-3691 LEGAL NOTICE brated two wedding anniversar­ had prominent parts as end men: ^EKVIOE, Fiturir. w w Notice is hereby given that Kath­ County, Ohio. Said case being Exchange Officer, EUCOM, Hdqs. erine J. North and Robert Jacobs number 25,776 on the docket o f Doris L. Bolt, whose last known European Command, APO 696-A, FARM BUREAU ies recently- _ , Doug Cultice, Bill Fife, Jack fr- I; Jamestown, Ohio.______i f ! ” address is El Tampo, Texas, will On February 21, Mrs. Fred have been duly appointed as Exe­ said Court and Will come on for New York, N. Y., will take notice vine, and Cletns Fredericks. Bill; KQW is the time to schedule cutors o f the estate o f C. A. Jacobs, hearing on or after the 26th day take notice that on the 23rd day that on the 21st day of February, COOP. ASSN. Dean, of the Adult Education Heidorn, Don Turner and Don , at HALL J.HILL of February, 1949, Clarence E. Class, was surprised when the deceased, late of Beavercreek of March, 1949. 1949, Carrie Jordan filed her peti­ Heidorn sang in tne chorus. i FARM SERVICE* PHONE 4-3691, Township, Greene County, Ohio. B.olt filed his certain petition a- tion against him in the Common call collect group served decorated cake and SCHARRER, SCHAERER & Cietus Fredericks and Jack §amestown, Ohio. (2w) Dated this 1st day 6? March, HANAGHAN gainst her for divorce on the Pleas Court, Greene County, Ohio, Xenia 756 coffee honoring her twenty-fifth grounds of gross neglect of duty Irvine are active members oi the ? ______— -— 1949. Attorneys for plaintiff for- divorce on the grounds of Dayton KEnmore 5742 ■wedding anniversary. band, playin" the bass horn and* Duroc Boars, Ready for service, WILLIAM B. MeCALLISTER before the Common Pleas Court of ' On March 14 Mrs. Joe Parker Gas & Electric Bldg. . Gross neglect of duty, and that baritone respectively. ' Best of blood and outstanding lines. Judge p f the Probate Court, Greene Greene County, Ohio. Said case was surprised by the group .serv­ Dayton, Ohio. The high school mixed vocal; priced reasonable. Phone 6-3381. County. Ohio. (2-18-6t-3-25) being number 25,787 on the doc- ing cake and coffee, honoring quartette has for two of its J —------~~~~ . 1 (3-4-3t-3-18) By Luella Howser kett of said Court and will come her twenty-fifth wedding anniver­ members Don Chesnut and Clet- > FOR SALE—100 ft. Galvanized Chief Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE . on for hearing on or after the 2nd sary. Mr. William Lister took us Fredericks. Both" these boys j; pipe and fittings $10; also b good Henry Egenmaier, whose last day of April, 1949. INSIDE STORY OF THE flash pictures of the group as are practicing solos they will I chairs, §12. Martin Weimer Cedar- LEGAL NOTICE known address is 575, 161st Street, WEINBERG & WINGERTER they were being served. . . . sing at the District Audition in ? ville. Phone 6-2131.______Edwin D. Coffman, whose ad­ New-Yofk 56, New York, will take - Attorneys for Plaintiff Springfield this month. I T I T A TVTrn ? T l A dress is 57th Instls, Sqdn. Ftp, notice that on the 15th day of Feb­ 407-12 Callahan Bldg. “Money At Work" ruary, 1949, Anna Egenmaier filed Dayton, Ohio Members of the Commercial Three varsity members rank • W AJN lD U * (Jet) 57th Air Base Group, APQ her certain petition against him for (2-25-6t-4-l) fcOLiro classes recently saw the film high in scholastic standing. Don _—.------— ■------942, c *q Postmaster, Seattle, Wash­ divorce on the grounds of gross “Money at Work.” .Chesnut, Don Turner, and Bill WANTED— Would like to rent ington, will take notice that on the neglect of duty before the Common LEGAL NOTICE Views for this movie were Fife all have a “B” average, or ti,ree rooms or more. Inquire Jesse 28th -lay o f February, 1949, Mar­ above, for the year. »Jones, Cedar St., at resident of tha Cv-ffman filed her certain pe­ PleaB Court of Greene County, Clarence F. Miller, Master Sgt. BALE taken of the New York Stock Ex­ Ohio. Said case being number 25,- No. 16056213, 61st Supply Sqdn. change, the center of all indus­ Jim Luttrei! has been active as ? p red Kieser, Cedarville, Ohio. tition against him for divorce on a member o f the F. F. A., and ------_ , . 7 “ . the grounds of gross neglect of 775 on the docket of said Court R-Main, A, F. Base, Frankfort, trial activity in the United holds the office of News Reporter; W.-.N TED— Curtains^ _ to wash ind will come on for hearing on or Germany, A. P. O. 57, c-o Post­ States. duty before the Common Pleas fo r this organization. ; and stretch. Phone 6-1451. 3-ll-zp. Court o f Greene County, Ohio. liter the 26th day of March, 1949. master, New York Gity, N. Y. will Interesting details shown were take notice that on February 18th, Along the dramatics line all; xTrvrnT/vn _ Said case being number 25,793 on GEORGE F. HOLLAND the workings of this famous ex­ Attorney for Plaintiff 1949, Alfreda G. M. Miller filed change and its system of con­ three of the senior boys took? £ iN iillvri • the docket of said Court and will prominent parts in the Junior»______-___ come on for hearing on or after Callahan Bldg. her petition in divorce on grounds nection with centers of industry of gross neglect of duty, before and Bill Fife and Bill Heidorn: Spencer individually designed the 9th day o f April, 1949. Dayton, Ohio all over the country.. . . . the Common Pleas Court of Greene Class Play, “Almost Eighteen"; supPorts for abdomen, back and RICHARD C. GERKIN (2-18-6t-3-25) Attorney for Plaintiff County, Ohio, said cause being No. C. H. S. Boys Attend Sale LEGAL NOTICE 25781 on the docket of said Court. Farmers Merchant Bank Last Wednesday Roger Collins parts in me setnur !■ ZZo W. Blanche Adkins, whose address Said cause will come on for hear­ and Richard Strickland attended nut, Don Turner, and_ Cietu» 1646MX. Bldg. Logan, Ohio is Newfoundland, Kentucky, will ing on or after the 9th day* of (3-4-6t-4-8) a hereford dispersal sale at East Fredericks had parts in their -----— take notice that on the 23rd day of April 1949. Liverpool, Ohio. The hoys en­ junior play earlier this year. ^CONSIGN YQUR WOOL—Wheth- MORE LEAVES STAY ON joyed the trip although it was Many of the boys have beep ' er you have a top Qf wgpl or only LEGAL NOTICE THE STEM — The gentle Harry Carter Singleton, whose bad weather for traveling consid­ chosen" by their classmates to few fleeces it will pay yed # way to bale. Saves ering the road hazards in that serve as their officers for differ- pool your wool. Your clip will pe last knpwp place of address was For a region, steep hills and curves. enfc years. This year Bill Fife; sold on its merit and full value is Box 12, Cgdahville, OIjig, and ^hose more leaves, color and The sale was particularly in­ bolds the office of Vice President; assured- . present "whereabouts is unknown, protein of hay. Leaves teresting, for the bidding was for the senior class and Don For information sackfpg facut is hereby notified that Mildred L, are rolled , where lively. Cattle were selling for Turner is treasurer of his class, ties and hags see: Sipgjeton has filed a petition for inside high prices, most of the entries Jim Parker serves as president Frank Cfeswgll _ dvprce aganst him on the grounds they can’t escape. Leas feeding waste. being from the best breeds in the o f the class of ’51. Local Representative pf Qrpgs Neglect of Duty in the counjry. For example, the high In the spring sports, baseball N 0 T IC g -^ u Ptains laundered Cgurt o f CgmnigH Plepg, Greene ? 0 OFF SHOWER-RESISTANT BALES—R olled bales shed water like figure o f the sale was $2500, and track, we will ur.d many of « Coun|y, * Ohig, said caqsg being a thatched root Less surface on the ground; they dry off these same boys going out a rain ,n ^ numbered i§794 on the docket of brought by a bull from the main 3-4=2p faster after a rain. herd; the next highest figures for new records.—Margie Brad- sajd CQiptj and that said cause will CORN CROP were $1500 and $1200, brought fute. . . . | SAVE TRUCKING BILLS — PRICED FOR HOME OWNERSHIP— D o your own baling the by bulls from other herds. Small I Gall Butler to have that Beef See the Funk’s G-Hybrid adver­ hour your crop is ready, heifers were selling fo r $400 and GETTIN AROUND \ slaughtered at home. Roscoe But- tisement in this month’s RURAL- $500. Many cow-and-calf combi­ CEDARVILLE i Jer, Selma, Ohio, Phone South f o r HANDLES DOUBLE WINDROWS—D ouble windrows cure fast nation sales averged about $810. Continued from Page One i Charleston 2386, Reverse charges. * « * • GRAVURE suplement. and make the best bales. Turns out more bales per hour. progress„ at present In our town. CUSTOM BUTCHERING—Ce- Sieahhy Or.e,One, the Red Cross, need notno- beoe , Trnn,p Route New Pupil tremendous task of recruiting SlmigMer Hesse, Route Cedarville High School is glad calves SEE US SO O N .. . n o w ., . to welcome another new pupil financial resources. Anyone vrko 1 42* W e render Iara# exit Get Your G-Hybrid Seed wishes to aid this worthwhile aud make sausage. Phone 6-1023. if you would like to to the Junior Class. She is Chris­ cause may do so by contacting darville, Ohio. l/-ttn tine Stegall from New Morefield, for 1949 planting from us. W e have top-quality seed iUlIS-CHfllMERS own a Roto-Baler this Ohio. representative o f the Cedarville DON’T GUESS—If you market immediately available of adapted G-Hybrids to fit year. College Y. W. or Y. M .. . SMI#------AND SERVICE yayr V 0 9 I the Co-op way, you’ll y ou r farm . Freshmen Win Tournament Parting Pome be sura o f foil Yalue. Thirty-one B y downing the juniors and A Fork In Wife's Path years experience jp marketing seniors, the freshmen succeeded You Can go through life a Ohio woofs is your guarantee pf in winning the inter-class tourn­ grumbling satisfaction, Through tne ppol mar­ € A I F M i A t Funk Bros. Seed Co. ament. In the freshman-junior About this and that and so. HAROLD HESS keting costs are lowest. Consign game the victors clinched the But folks don’t hear your PR FSlilTi Bloomington, 111, now. Xenia, Ohio contest by scoring five points in mumbling For information sacking facili- the final two minutes, to win 14 m i Swyfty*4 Wgtff^s gj to 9. They think you a “erazy Joe.” ties and bags see: __ If you'll start your day a | Frank Creswell In the last game the freshmen outfought and out-shot the cold whistling I Local Representative Frank Creswell seniors to come out on the long w some NOTICE OF. APPOINTMENT end of an IS to 6 score. Cedarville, Ohio Officials for the games were such thini ! Estate of V5r«lnis Di!s» V* Mr. Walker and Mr. Boyer. . . You have friends a crowding ceased. the street. j C. H. S. Athletes Have Varied k Interests TEACHER 33 YEARS ! wWhaf$ fhis ! hear about a During the past cage season B. R. Duckworth has been re- E the twelve boys who composed employed as superintendent of j oar varsity team have represent­ schools at Greenfield. He has ed what we might term a “Who's been connected with the school; Who" in reference to their act- fo r 33 years. I Health Council, Mrs. Greene?”

FARMS FOR SALE AND FARM LOANS do right now is understand exactly what the Health THEATRE Council is, and what it is trying to do. Then you can ex­ We have many good farms for Honmm and soap/ plain these facts to your own organizaton. Alert each sale on easy terms. Also make farm loans at interest for member to the objectives of the Health Council. This 15 years. No application fee Fri. and Sat-. March 18-19 6RRM 1 I will pave the way for faster and more efficient com­ and no appraisal fee. William Bishop - Virginia Patton munity health work in the future.” Write or Inquire “Well, I promised “Anything else I can tell them, Mrs. Greene?” THE McSavaney & Co. London, O. “Black Eagle” 1 (The story of a horse) 1; not to breathe a “Oh my yes! The first step in improving Greene County M aoes’ Leon H. Kling, Mgr. health activities will be to show how people can use Also Comedy - Sports - Snapshots ; word, but I just the npw-ayailable services of the County Health Depart­ ment to best advantage. Greene County has an excellent Sun. and Mon_ March 20-21 can't help telling Health Department and everybody should know how it Fred McMurray - Frank Sinatra you what the Health functions and what it does to help in health problems.” Farm Grain Tile ___ WATCH YOUR LOGAL NEWSPAPER FOR FURTHER “Miracle of the Bells” ! Council is going to INFORMATION___ Ditching Also, Fox News | M THE GREENE COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL do... REPRESENTS THESE ORGANIZATIONS:

Trenching Service AGUIOUL.TBK-4 I. EXTENSION SERVICE Wed. and Thu-s., March 23-24 ! ‘You can trust me not to say a word!” . j ASSERICATi ASSOCIATION’ OP XJNIVERSITV WOMEN Henry Morgan - Virginia Grey ? Xenia Yellow Spring., “First of all, the Health Council consists o f representa­ AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY BUSS GUTTER “ SO THIS IS j tives from every organization in Greene County. Even ’ AMERICAN GOR'D STAR MOTHERS our own little dub sends a member.” AMERICAN REGION & AUXILIARIES P . O. Box 7-18 Phone 3-6810 Xenia-Yellow Springs Jamestown-CedarvOlo Springfield, Ohio NEW YORK” " “ If It's going to cost money, we can’t ___ ” AMERICAN WOMEN VOLUNTARY SERVICES BETA SIGMA THI. ZETA TAU CHAPTER "Oh don’t worry. The Health Council isn’t a drive for B’NAI B’RITH more money. It’s just a group of public-spirited citizens - _ R'NAI R’RITlf WOMEN BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOa^ _ fl „ who are working to improve health activities, in. pur JCen5a O sborn If airxieiq County.” CATHOLIC LADIES OF COLUMDIA ^nSTHUNl'I'V COUNCIL OF YELLOW SPRINGS “Well, if you want my opinion, Mrs. Greene, I think something COOPERATIVE CLUB should he done a b o u t....” COOPEKETTES LAXJNDBOMAT ]■ a 1 S>*UGHTEns OF THE AMERICAN ^ ™ ION “Of course you do. But you can’t do anything by just EVAN’S GROCERY EASTERN STAR talking. That’s where the Council comes in.” C cdnrvlH o “How?” ’ . FARM BUREAU OF GREENE COUNTY s u ttm m o MOWT— N o awkward F O R T Y & EIGIIT YOITURE bMtdteg or stooping when loading E IG H T & FORTY VOITURF. Catsup (14 oz.) Bottle orttnioading washer. . . the loading “By co-ordination. Now that’s a big word for managing - GIRL SCOUTS G** s M f f s a time and work saver. things right. ^ The Health Council will work to channel fISRFFNE COUNTY FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION c Fr m i n e c o c n t v h e a l t h d e p a r t m e n t civic efforts into a smoothly running operation.” QSEENB COmjJiTY MISDICAL SOCIET\ AUXILIARY flMi •ply. eoflvfiMfiiKf’ SfHClfOfAt C©NT«01—All opera­ HOME ANT) COMMUNITY Ballard Pancake Mix lb. tions performed automatically: “Sounds good, Mrs. Greene. What else?” h o m e a n d s c h o o l association o f y e l l o w ’ s p r i n g s Starting, stopping, filling, water THE JUNIOR ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE OF XENIA IvIW A N IS temperature, washing, rinsing “The next big purpose of the Health Council will he to KNIGHTS OF COLUMRUS damp-drying. appraise Greene County Health needs. That means (1) LIONS CLUB No. 2 Pork & Beans Osborn - FnirfleM 12%c ftaefJNfj) M fflnr—An improve- finding out if we are using what services we already NATIONAL FOUNDATION OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION su n t over all known washing meth­ have, (2), finding ways to supply these needs. This will BeavcrcrecR East Illgb & Lincoln ods. IncSned Basket gives a wash- ~ add up to a well-rounded health program for Greene —■ REBECCA LODGE ing action that is amazingly efiideat. POMONA GRANGE No. 2 Canned Corn 1 2 % c Hiooe us and malm ar­ County. It’s going to mean a lot of work.” ROTARY mTNSHINE SOCIETY OF XENIA rangements to see the C13AHIH 9—-The Laundromat TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION Laundromat w**h a load of has no Knt trap. Wash and rinse “I'd like to help out, Mrs. Greene. -Is there anything l ean do?" * TUESDAY LITERARY CLUB , rjrour dothes. IT S FREE. waters keep interkir sparkling dean. ■VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, XENIA Brew-Rite Coffee ...... Ib. 43: *Tf you really find time, you can join the Health Coun­ WILBERFORCE F. & A. M., No. 3 1 W . T. C. U. cil as a ‘member-ai-Iarge.’ But the best thing you can WOMEN’S CLUB i m m i s ANYWm$Sl No kefting to flo o r . . . Mo Vibration! Sliced Bacon per lb. 49c f e m b JgSf•-»»W ^di^jbouse Coordinates Public Health Activities . Fresh Frozen Fish PICKERING ELECTRIC • r . Appraises Gneene County Health Needs Cedaurville, Ohio Frying Chickens every Friday % Saturday s . ; w o^r WVIqP* THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS SPONSORED BY THE CARROLL-BINDER GO., XENIA, OHIO — ' . -ii-'-'111-, U1J ------.1111111 i..;— ; ■ I . T T ------g !

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