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Volumn LXXII Cedarville, Ohio, Friday, July 2, 1948 Number 30 Alpha Boy and _ Church Services Plan Ohio Food To Hold Clinic New Games Are Me t h o d i s t c h u r c h At Cedarville William B. Collier, Minister. A week-long health and physi Dayton Man 10 A.'M.— Sunday School. Wal Train for Relief cal education clinic, beginning Au Added to Park ter Boyer, Supt. gust 9 at Cedarville college lias 11 A, M«—The theme of the Overseas been announced by Mendell E. Drown Sunday sermon, appropriate to Indepen Beattie, Cedarville coach and ath Equipment Greene County, recorded its dence Day, will be “Let Freedom An Ohio food train for overseas letic director. Park Not Under Supervision first 1948 drownings Sunday with Ring.” relief will be assembled shortly Among the instructors will be On July 5 the deaths of two swimmers in The union midweek service will after the middle of July, accord Joe Gavin, bead football coach at Due to July 5 being a holiday, separate river-front accidents to he in the United Presbyterian ing to plans announced here re Dayton university, and Paul Wal the park will not be under super mar its water safety record. church, Wednesday night, at 8 cently by Carl J. Laifdes, state di ker, basketball coach at Middle- vision. Children may go and play The victims, among hundreds of o’clock. rector of the Christian Rural town high school. and use the equipment that is Greene countians who turned to Overseas program (CROP), which The clinic, open to anyone, will available, however, swimming holes and public pools FIRST PRESBYTERIAN " will sponsor the train. include instruction in the coach , New Games, Added to Park for relief from the summer’s first CHURCH A meeting of those interested ing of football, baseball and bas Equipment heat spell, were 10-year-old Lewis Paul H. Elliott, Minister. in the program will be held Fri ketball. Discussion of health The past week the park has had problems and the state program Wayne Stewart of Alpha, just a 10 A. M.— Sabbath School. Ran day evening at the First Presby an increase in the number of for health and physical education few week? out of the fifth grade kin MacMillan, Supt. terian church, in Xenia, at 8 games that may be played, will also be a part of the one- at Beavercreek school, and .Wal 11 A, M.—Morning Worship. o’clock. John Williamson will namely: dart board and darts,, week"elinic. Two semester credit Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. serve as temporary chairman. ping pong," ring board, archery ter Richard Ihichs, 30, Dayton, hours may be obtained for the Preparatory services on Friday It is hoped by those interested and croquet. chairman of Local 801, United course. Electrical Workers union, at tlje evening, July 2, at 8 p .m. The in the plan to send a carload of All of these games, with the Frigjdaire plant in Dayton. i, Rev. Malcolmn Harris, who is just wheat from Greene county. exception of archery and croquet, leaving Clifton, will bring a mes Local grain dealers, Frank are .played in tlie shelter house Young Stewart lost his life at basement. The basement is a very 3:10 p. m. before the eyes of his sage. Theme, “ The Road We Creswell and R. C. Wells, are co County Revival Walk.” All members should at operating in the plan and will is popular place most of the time, mother, Mrs. Gladys Stewart, who especially when it is hot or rain waded into waist-deep water of tend .preparatory. sue warehouse receipts to donors. Choir rehearsal will "be at 7 Principal farm products to be ing. _ " the Little Miami river, just east Campaign Ends Equipment Donations That Have of Alpha, to retrieve his body, o’clock Friday evening. shipped will be wheat and dairy Dayton presbytery, to which products, although other gifts in Helped the Park Fuchs drowned in a small lake, We-wish to thank the following into which the Mad River empties this church belongs, will meet at kind will be accepted, Landes said. Sunday Evening Covingtton on Tuesday, July 6. people for their kindness in do just north of Huffman Dam, near Chairman of the food train com A sermon by Dr. Robert J. Wells Union prayer meeting will be mittee will be Frank Farnsworth, nating the following articles: ; USED AS GHQ BY PALESTINE MEDIATOR . . . This twin-engined DC-3 Douglas transport plane, pictured ly i " ’ i and a half hours after the in Xenia Central high school audi » liere at an airport near Amsterdam, Holland, is said to be the safest “ office” in Palestine. And with all the at the United Presbyterian church, state director of agriculture, Co Mr. Rheuhert, soft balls, bats, Stewart tragedy. torium Sunday night ended a Xe jroend shooting going on in the Holy Land, it probably is. Displaying a red cross and flanked by “Nation Wednesday, July 7, at 8 p. m. lumbus. mask and glove; Don Rheubert, Sheriff Walton Spahr said he, nia Greene county revival cam Hales” and “ United Nations” on both fuselage and wings, the plane is being used both as an office and for This will be the first real op basketball hoop and net; Paul Depitiy Fred Blair, Xenia Fireman paign conducted there each even flying purposes by Count Bernadotte, TJ. S. mediator in the furious Palestine dispute. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN portunity for Ohio farmers to Cummings, croquet set; John Charles (Bud) McPherson and ing for the last three weeks. CHURCH contribute to a food train, al Kyle, ping pong set; Douglas Cul- ca Frank Anderson, Xenia, extra Rev. Robert W. Mulliolland, Ralph A. Jamieson, Minister. though other states, principally tice, ping pong table and dart fireman, took a county-owned chairman of .the Xenia League for 10 A. M.— Sabbath School. A r those in the wheat belt, have pre board; Dale Dean, catcher’s mitt; respirator to Alpha when notified Evangelism, gave a brief sum Locals to Play thur B. Evans, Supt. viously supported trains. At the Jerry Judy, first baseman’s mitt; o f the Stewart boy's accident. mary of the three weeks’ meeting, New Horse Bam Brown Named 11 A. M.—-Preaching Service. "r sent, a train of milk products Dianna Brightman, art paper and With All-Stars Box 21 elub o f Dayton, an emer expressing his appreciation to all Topic, “How Meet the Problems :•* being planned in Wisconsin, and pencils. gency outfit, assisted in the res who helped promote the program. To.vu.ley, Jack Brewer of Our Times.” Are we living in : ennsylvanians are pledging their Lawn Fete Successful cue attempts. ' Speaking on the question, “ Have Being Built at an.l Jii.iu.y W N cup will he the U. B. Publicity “perilous times” ? milk and egg production for June W e take this opportunity to You Counted the Cost?” , Dr. m mb rs i-? the Ccdarvilie lt*am They worked for an hour and 7 P. M.—Y. P. C. U. Subject, 21, the longest clay of the year. thank everyone that assisted in Wells pointed out that many twenty minutes over the lad. He “America’s Christian Heritage.” The campaign in Ohio will of any way to the success of the lawn pie.’, ing with t.be all-Mars of the people are rejecting the Chris Fairgrounds Spi ir-gfield ABC', Sunday, at Director was pronounced dead about 4:30 Leader, Carolyn Stewart. ficially get underway about June fete. Those that donated cakes, tian cause today. However, God Springfield Municipal stadium, p. m. by Dr. R. D. Hendrickson, The Synodical Spiritual Life Mr. Pickering for the lights, those At the Greene county fair Hugh N, Brown, a native of Ce 20, Landes said. To acquaint rural continues to bless the work of against Cleveland Bavluncks, 1917 Xenia, who administered two shots conference will be held again this folks with the CROP program, that served and cleared tables and grounds, the sounds of hammer darville, has been named publicity teaching the gospel of salvation, v.orld amatiur champions. o f adrenalin in a futile effort to year at Hanover college, in Han meetings will be held in various Miss Foster aiul the band. and trowel may be heard every director of the University of Day- revive the victim. over, Ind., July 12-16. The regis he said. Archery Open to Adults day as the builders progress with ton, Fr. George J. Ri-mu*kev, S. parts of the state, beginning June trar writes that only 150 have Rev. Clarence Smith, pastor of The archery targets are avail the erection of the new horse M., president, announced Satur Sheriff Spahr said the mother, 7 in Urbana. Organizations will registered tp date, and they can the Xenia Evangelical United able to anyone that wants to use barn, making it ready to use for day. who was breathing into her son’s be set up in each county. accommodate 250 delegates. He Brethren church, led the opening them In the evening. They are lo the 1948 fair, which is just a- Colleges Plan mouth when they arrived in an CROP is sponsored by Church prayer and Rev. A. L. Scherry, For the last 18 months Brown effort to keep him alive for fur also stated that they have a fine World Service, Lutheran World cated at tfie southeast corner of round the corner. has been assistant to the manag urogram arranged for adults, in pastor of the Xenia First Re the park. ther respiratory work, told of the Relief and Catholic Rural Life. formed church, gave the offer The barn is conveniently located ing executive of the College of youth diving into the water and addition to the young people’s Its operations are national in Organized Schedule for near the race track, just north Athletic Group Music of Cincinnati. As U. D. program, and they would like to tory prayer. The entire offering Next Week swimming out into the stream for scope. A total of 224,250,365 was presented to Dr. Wells for of the grandstand. publicity director he will be re a distance. . have more adults come. Dr. E. B. pounds of farm produce were con Tuesday, 2:30- Folk games. The 100 by 80 feet structure is sponsible for all publicity orig McClellan has planned a good his work in Xenia. Wednesday, 2:40—Art classes. After one dive, she related, he tributed to CROP between Octo o f concrete blocks with the upper At Meeting inating from the university’s aca program for the adults. Total Plans are underway for launch Thursday, 3:00—Basket “weav came to the surface, rolled over ber 1, 1947,-and April 1, 1948. ing another campaign in Xenia portion of frame and is completed Reprceentatives of seven small demic and sports program. cost for registration, room and Distribution of CROP contri ing. ' on his back and sank. She wad*- board is only $14. See Nathan during the coming winter or with a corrugated, aluminum roof. Ohio ami Indiana* collects are The new publicist brings to the butions overseas is made through Friday, 2:20—Story telling. ed nearly fifteen feet out into the Elder or John Townsley if you spring, it was, announced. Instead of a skylight, the cen planning the formation of a new r-'-ition o' tensive «vpcricnce in stream to bring him to shore. The church channels, solely on the ba tral line o f the roof is elevated wish to register. “Tjie Five Smitty Girls" of Min athletic* conference. educational promotion, including sheriff said no bruises or marks' sis of need, regardless of political and the long sides enclosed with neapolis presented a special song Competition within the confer- tour years as director of public were on the body to indicate or religious affiliation. A large eelloglass. This provides suffi CLIFTON UNITED service during the meeting Sun t nee is expected to begin with the information. United States navy that he might have struck thejj PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH proportion of food goes to or Twelve County cient light for the second floor day afternoon. A group of evan 1949 football season, Mondell E. music rate during World War II. gravel-bottom of the stream. A' phans, widows, the aged, and to gelists, they are now conducting ■which will serve as a haymow. , Dr. John W. Biclcett, Minister. such institutions as pre-tubercu- Beattie, Cedarville college coach, At* 28, Brown is one of the The sheriff said two old® ' Charlotte Collins, Organist. a four-week campaign in Chris- The building has three aisles. announced following a meeting of brothers were downstream from _ lar clinics. Roads to Be The central and widest one is youngest members o f the Ameri 10 A. M.~ Sabbath School, John tiansburg. the group at (Ydatville over the the spot where- the mishap oc Shipments are not limited to flanked on each side by stalls can College Public Relations asso Skillings, Supt. Lesson topic, Speaking on the subject of weoivend. curred and only the mother was one locality or nation. Distribu while each of the other aisles is ciation and has written for the “ Courage to Speak the Truth.” “ Heav n,” Dr. Wells gave a de Improved Ohio colleges li.- tml by Coach A. C. P. II. A. Journal, leading nearby. 11 A. M.—Morning Preaching tion of relief goods has been made scrip Cm of that place, based on faced with stalls oil the outer by CROP’S agencies in 43 'differ Extensive improvements to 12 side. Beattie ;v prospective members magazines, the office o f war in Father of the victim is Lewis Service. Some patriotic songs the v or.!.: in the Bible. He re aiv: I)< fiance. A- bland, Bluff! on, E. Stewart, operator of the Alpha will he sung. Pledge to the Amer ent nations. minded lus audience that only county roads are planned hy Three wide doorways at each formation, and Washington, I). C.. county commissioners who have Ri-» (li.uvle and Cedarville. Tay and Cincinnati newspapers. His Seed and Grain company. Besides ican flag will be given. Special “ The question is sometimes people of God are admitted to end of the building, provide an advertised for sealed bids which lor university and Huntington col background also includes writing his parents, he is survived by music by the choir. A sermon asked if there is still great need heaven. Rev. L. J. Hquck, pastor abundance of air and daylight were to be received at their office three brothers, Marcus M. and of the Xenia Church of God, led while on the long sidewalls, ten it ge. l.oth in Indiana, have signi and production experience in net will be given by Dr. Bickett on for food,” Landes said. “ The an until noon Wednesday, June 30, Kenneth L. Stewart and Tom the opening prayer. fied interest in the conference. work radio and television, promo “ America’s Mission.” swer is definitely yes. Even with Cost of the project, to cover windows help with the ventila Ater, all of Alpha, and his ma Thu orchestra of the Xenia tion o f the interior as well as to Attending the meeting at Ce- tion of the five largesL musical 7:2fl P. M.— The young people government aid stepped up, and more than 13 miles, is estimated ternal grandparents, Mrfl and First Reformed Sunday school as
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No wonder so An expert children’s photographer for Woltz-Allen Studios, Step-Up End Tables ...... 7.48 will take the pictures at the place and time giveti helotv, .. many .home-ownersr- and* ^ m The Cedarville (Q.) Herald Friday, July 2,1948 RECEPTION O. E. S. MEET GOLDEN RULE CLASS this past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. with Mr. and Mrs. C, C, Brewer.« Garringer, Mr. and Mfs. Arthur HERE FROM IOWA Mrs. Edith Barbee and Mrs. B. H. A. Simpson, of Ashville; Ky., were tseajftan Willard. Pall, who hasl Pfeiffer and family and Mr. John Little have* returned to their sephine Auld), Day'toh, who were A stated meeting of the Order The Golden -Rule class met in also guests at the-Oglesbee;home., Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cummings, limignieft Ttfedfips-] Tobias, enjoyed a covered-dish of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and Mr. and homes frohi .SpriltgfieM City hos married"-iJohe lo, were honored of Eastern Star was held Monday, the Methodist church, Thursday over the weekend.-Msg <-».-• by the JJnlied, Presbyterian church June 21, in the Masonic hall. No uaysby plane fan San Francisco, dinner, Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Frank Cummings, of De pital. evening. In charge of the pro ■ to return to duty.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watkins congregation at'a reception in the more meetings will be held thi3 WEEKEND GUESTS ; - •; troit, Mich., visited several days gram was Mrs. Sipe and Mrs. Mc- and family, of Waynesville. COLUMBUS GUESTS church parlors Saturday evening. summer, as it is the policy of the Callister. Games were enjoyed by Mrs, J. S. West had as weekend this week with, Mr. and Mrs. Mar WEEKEND GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Powers Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney The party was arranged by the lodge to recess until the third the group and after the business guests, Mr. and'M rs. Joe West vin Agnor and Mrs. Jennie Agnor. aild Mrs,. Johil Davis had and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Maloney, churdh choir, of which Mrs. Sipe Monday in September. session, refreshments wgre served t and family, of Woodstock,, and Mr. H. W. Cummings is a brother as .weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leonard Priest, in Hills of Columbus, spent Sunday with was director ten years until she Following the meeting, the by the committee, Miss Maude pf the,latter, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Martin and Arthur Alleil, of McLeansboro, boro. Mr, and Mrs. Janies Duffield. resigned recently. members were served refresh Burell, Mrs. Chester Murphy and Miss Suzanna, west of Toledo. - and Mrs. Don S. Bell, VISIT AT PARSONAGE Onb hundred members and ments of home-made ice cream Mrs. C. ,H. Gordon. Miss Susanna remained to spend U. P. MISSIONARY ox Wooster, Ohio. Mr. Bell is sec Dr. and Mrs'. Boyd Rice, of Ken IN ROSSFORD . guests attended the reception. and birthday cake. The following some time with her mother. WESTMINISTER CLASS retary of the North American The Woman’s Missionary so ton, Ohio, and the former’s cou Mrs. Paul Orr is spending the Miss Lena Hastings was chairman members were honored; Mrs, week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman HERE FROM KENTUCKY Sheep Dog society, Mr. Allen's ciety met Thursday afternoon in sin, Mrs. C. E. Shaw, of Warren, of the program and Miss Carrie Amos Frame. Mrs. Bashie Mills, The Westminister class of the sheep^ dog, Glen, yvas winner of the United Presbyterian church. Sweet, in Rossford. Mr. Orr will Mrs. Clyde Negley, Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. W . W . Morton, of Ohio, were visitors at the United Rife presided. A duet was sung First Presbyterian church met * ^ r* Davis. Was chairman Mrs. Fred Townsley was in charge come from Chicago and join Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Aden Barlow and Louisville, Ky., visited with Mr. Presbyterian parsonage last Fri by Misses Jane Puxdom and Joan Tuesday evening at the home of of the^ arrangements for the Day- of the prayer circle and Mrs. Ar- day. Orr in Rossford. H&mman. Miss Hastings re Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mott, near Ralph and Miss Ina Murdock this., ton trial, which Was very suecess- net Gordon, assisted by Mrs. viewed the choir's activities dur The officers presented Mrs. Clifton. Mrs. Harold Hanna had past week, ahd dog owners from several Richie and Mrs. Lackey, gave APPOINTED' DELEGATE VISITS BICKETTS Robert Campbell, of Newton, ing the ten years Mrs. Sipe was Charles Robinson, worthy matron, charge of devotions and Mr. and states Were present. talks on “ On Our Own Doorstep” Miss Charlotte Collins has been its director. Short talks were with a bracelet in honor of her Mrs. James Grumrine, Jr., were VISIT HERE Iowa, having spent several' days and “ Hawaii.” Refreshments appointed by the youth group of . given-.by. Mr. Emile Finney, rep birthday. Then the worthy ma the program committee. A des Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W olf. ENTERTAIN FOR BROTHER * with Dr. and Mrs. John W. Bic- were served by Mrs. Roy Waddle, the J3 lift on .Presbyterian church resenting the church session; tron presented small gifts to each sert course was served the group (Ghristinf Smith) and children, of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Hagler kett, left last Friday for North Mrs. Raymond Spracklin and Mrs. as a delegate to the National Harold Stormont, the choir; Dr. member whose birthday came in by Mrs. Mott, after the business Columbus, and Mrs. Rosie Smith and sons, Phillip and Roger, en Park, Mich., where he will attend Hugh Turnbull, Youth Council of Young People’s R. A. Jamieson, the church, and June. meeting. visited friends here over the week tertained Sunday evening with a school for the summer. Delmar C. Jobe, the congregation. end. Mrs. Smith will return soon basket dinner on the lawn of their SHOWER Work, which meets in Tarkio, Mo., WESLEY CLASS BIRTHDAY PARTY to spend several weeks with bbme, near Cedarville, honoring Fj»r the pleasure of her sister, in August. MOVIES SHOWN Refreshments were served fol- Movies, taken Memorial Day, lowirfe the program. Mrs. Greer The Wesley class of the Meth Mrs. Ross Wiseman, Gorena, friends. . Hag)er]s brother, Richard Mrs, Floyd Flora, a recent bride, RETURN HOME odist church met Friday evening Judy and David Wiseman and Mr. Williamson, on his 16th birthday. Mrs. Robert Beam entertained were shown at the opera house McC|llister was chairman of the Mrs. Herbie Bailey is home af at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar and Mrs. Clayton Wiseman and HENEY GUESTS Those present were Mr. and Mrs. with a miscellaneous shower at Tuesday evening of this week in committee on arrangements and ter an operation in Pennsylvania. Clifton. * was assisted by Miss Hastings, vin Agnor. A covered-dish din Bonnie Joe, of Jamestown, were Guests in the home of Mrs. A, Collins Williamson, near Cedar- her home, Friday evening. A Mrs. Delmar C. Jobe, Mrs. Hugh ner was enjoyed, followed by the entertained by Mrs. Jane Wise E. Heney, this past week were, Vale; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strue- color scheme of pink and white Turnbull, Mrs. Harold Cooley and business meeting and social hour. man and Mrs. Gillian, Monday Prof. Orland Richie, of Pitts wing, Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Lowe 'w as carried out and the bride re MissiMabe! Stormont. The men of the class voted to do evening, honoring the third birth burgh, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs*.Rob and daughter, of Yellow Springs, ceived her gifts from the table nate a day's work to the Commu day of Roberta Wiseman. ert S. Hemphill; Mrs. August and. -and MppSnd Mrs. Walter Stobps, centered with pink and white Mr. and Mrs. Sipe are residing daughter, of Pueblo, Colo. of near Xenial nations. A desser? course was at 615 Acorn drive, Dayton. nity park. Monday, July 5, was I set as the day. Help from any VISITS MOTHER served the guests from Dayton, HALLS HERE , FAMILY DINNER- VISIT NELSONS other men in town would be much Mrs, J. W. Jackson, of Louis Wilmington and Cedarville. Mr. . * Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, o f Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Bumgarner appreciated. ville, Ky., spent a few days with and Mrs. Flora are living in Wil Mtfs. Hazel Geiser and sons, of her mother, Mrs. Nancy Oglesbee, Cambridge, spent Saturday night , ^and Frances,* Mr. and Mrs. Hil&y mington. 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BfS,- JUNE 23. 29; JULY 2,6,7,9,12.13.14. BUICK CMC TRUCKS PONTIAC To adiust hail damage losses, please bring estimate ■ * iv , * # XENIA, OHIO PHONE 1770 * - i f i i s*' ■ % The Cedarville (O.) Herald Fridjay, July 2,1918 232.58, deductions o f $799.88 and safe cai* in the hands of the most spection—Is Tomorrow’s Pro convention as that of Herbert experience, understanding that statesman. May God bless the Perhaps nothing is snjd with tection.” results from a long-time associ net value of $2,082.70. cautious motorist is a dangerous Hoover before the Republican venerable Herbert Hoover and less understanding of its possible A t the Courthouse convention in Philadelphia. It ation with the peoples of the Estate of Florence Wood, late weapon. DEWEY AND WARREN pour out upon the American was the kind of talk a patriarch world, inspiration that none but import than the innocent sound Suit Filed of Xenia: gross value, $4,Q00; de A high percentage of traffic people his spirit! Nobody, regardless of political makes to an erring son, as he one who is governed by heart ing phrase in the marriage cere Mrs. Helen Klein, Xenia, doing ductions, $900 ar.d net value, $3,- accidents is due to faulty driving. bias, can criticize the careers of lays* his hand on the lad’s shoul and soul and spirit above all else business as Milton’s, Xenia wo 100. The uncautious and reckless mo It takes almost 3,000 tons of mony - - “for richer, for poorer.” the East and West governors— der. Wisdom that comes from savored the talk of the elder coal to make a ton of coke. - - definitely. men’s apparel store, filed suit for A $29,131,71 net value was torist menaces his own and public Dewey and Warren—that are to judgment of $429.64 against Vin placed on the estate of Grace safety by speeding, taking chances carry the banner of the'GOP. It cent J. and Thelma Kronauge, Adelle Lacey, late of Yellow and depending on “ the other fel- was a clamorous, riotous, truly Xenia. The money, she claims, is Springs, after deductions of $1,- low” to stay clear of him. This American convention. While there due for merchandise sold and de 559 were made from a gross attitude is a form -of egotism were fam ily quibblings, that is. livered to the defendants. Marcus value of $31,733.83. which is too often cured only by all over now. Dewey and Warren Shoup, Xenia, is lawyer for Mrs. The estate of Charles Everett a bad smash-up! „ represent a forward-looking TO REDUCE MIDYEAR INVENTORY SPECIAL PRICES ON Klein. Grody was appraised at a gross Last year there were 17,431 America without losing a trace Edward Sikes asks foreclosure value o f $3,200. Deductions to accidents on state highway and of its basic principles. Look to of Xenia property to satisfy a taled $4,050, leaving no net value. outside o f municipalities 12,887 see Dewey and Warren the -next • Kellogs Hominy © Sherwin-Williams High judgment for $420,23 which he The estate of Rhoda Goins, also persons were injured. The bureau top-position men of America, and claims is due him from the de known as Rhoda Scott. late of Xe of vital statistics reports 1,857 breath a sigh o f satisfaction that • Soy Bean M eal House Paint fendant, Ivan L. Jameson, as re nia, showed a net value of $852 persons killed on our streets and all that has made America great e Linseed Meal • Self-Feeders sult of a municipal court ruling after deductions o f $647.56 were highways last year. This is an . will be restored. Slav 20. Home Federal Savings made from the gross valuation. enviable record for a great motor • Swift Feeds ' • Tanks and Loan association, Xenia, is minded state. THE ELDER STATESMAN made a eo-defer.dant because of Marriage Licenses These factors have led the po This writer has never heard as * • Purity Feeds good a speech made at any party its interest; in the property. Wead Thomas Granville Sinsel, 97 S. lice of the state of Ohio to again and Ault man, Xenia, is the law- Main St., Fairfield, chef, ar.d Vio conduct a state-wide traffic safety firm handling the litigation for let May Blowers, 17 N. Elm, Os check program beginning July 1, the plaintiff. born. Rev. Bertram B. Fleming, 1948. Gov. Thomas J. Herbert has Prevailing Prices paid for A Dayton attorney, Eldon F. Springfield, issued a proclamation proclaim Robert Lowell Stewart, South SPECIAL LOW PRICE: Hoerner, who maintains offices ing the period from July 1 to in the Reibold Bldg, in that city, Charleston, R. R. 2, farmer and July 31, 1948 as a period for the DEADSTOCK is plaintiff in a suit for judgment Doris Belle Tingley, South Char correction of mechanically faulty of $253, filed against Ruth M. leston, R. R. 2. automobiles. Benson, Knollwood. The lawyer John William Samuels, 811 E. FARM BUREAU ARMOOR AND SWIFT M EAT SCRAP AND TANKAGE Every motorist has a responsi claims the sum represents fees Main St. Xenia, cement finisher, bility to himself and to his com due him for legal services per and Edith Watkins. 630 E. Main munity to cooperate in the traffic COOP. ASSN. formed for the defendant. St. Xenia. Rev. Leslie Smith. safety check program. The citi Guy Daniel Wichael, 213S Belle- call collect zens of this state should cooper Xenia 756 Divorces Asked fontaine Ave., Dayton, group ate to bring the fullest possible Dayton KEnmore 5742 FRANK CRESWELL John Porter, Xenia, claims his leader, and Pauline Lucille Fan effectiveness to the police traffic wife, Lillian, left him more than ning,242 Bellbrook Ave, Xenia. safety check slogan. “Today’s In- three years ago and is guilty of Rev. Harvey Hahn. Dayton. wilful absence. So he filed a peti Willard Carlton Humphrey, tion for divorce. Married at Baton 1122 W . Rose St.. Springfield, Rouge, La, on June 22, 1943, they garageman, and Nannie Pearl have no children. Miller, 14 Taylor St., Xenia. Rev. Marjorie Carlin, Osborn, R. R. L. R. Richards. 1, against Warren, Dayton; neg Ernest Leslie Banks, 715 N. lect and cruelty grounds; married Central Ave., Osborn, aircraft May 24, 1933 at Covington, Ky.; mechanic, and Phyllis Marie custody of two children asked by Brown. 234 Wallace Dr.. Osborn. plaintiff. Rev. Albert R. Miller, Osborn. Ira EglcT'erry, Ji\. Osborn, against Vi dot June, Osborn; neg Editorial lect; married April 10, 1948 at Covington. Ky. Inspection plus correction adds James W. Foley against Leola up to accident protection! Unsafe F., Xenia; neglect and cruelty; cars are respcusible for another man led July 11, 1922 at Xenia; high percentage of traffic acci NO ADDITIONAL GAS SPACE HEATING parents of two children. dents in, the state of Ohio. Faulty Ernie Alexander, Xenia, charges brakes, a broken windshield wiper, his wife, Mikken, Dayton, with worn tires which may blow-out neglect in a divorce petition filed any time, and inferior or burned • in common pitas court. They were out headlights increase the married Sept, 9, 1943 at Dayton. chances of an accident and make Title Quieted accidents far more serious than Raymond M. McCoy, as executor they otherwise would be. An un- WILL BE AUTHORIZED THIS YEAR of the estate of C. S. McCoy, late of Xenia Twp., asked for and re ceived a eoait order approving FAKMS FOR SALE interpretation of the McCoy will and to quiet title in the estate. AND FARM LOANS Deft ndar.ts in the suit, filed for We have many good farms for There Is plenty of natural.gas in Texas and the Southwest— * the problem is— to transport if McCoy by Marcus Shoup, Xenia sale on easy terms. Also make attorney, are Dox-otiiy McCoy Ellis [ farm loans at interest for to this/market. Pipe line companies that deliver natural.gas from Texas and the Southwest to and Margaret McCoy Tom. j 15 years. No application fee Suit Dismissed ( and no appraisal fee. our supplier, The Ohio Fuel Gas Company, have not been able to obtain sufficient quantities A case brought by Sally New-; Write or Inquire * some against Andrew Newsome j of steel pipe, compressors and other materials necessary for the construction of additional fa has been dismissed. j McSavaney & Co. London, O. cilities to transport added quantities of natural gas to this area for distribution. £ Transfers Okayed j Leon H. Klhtg, Mgr. > Auihoiity to transfer property I has beer, granted to the admin . e istrators of two estates in pro-. bate court. , and uncertainties, our supplier still arrives’ at a shortage on severe winter days without any additional Julia A. Fenton was given per-j ADDITIONAL DEUVERIES O f GAS FOR NEXT WINTER UNCERTAIN mission to transfer real estate in o z From information we have received most recently, we face a possible shortage of gas in severe weather space heating. Meanwhile, much of the gas from these described sources, which our supplier had counted the estate of Sarah M, Peterson, j THEATRE next winter without accepting any additional gas space heating. Our supplier. The Ohio Fuel Gas Com upon for underground storage this summer to be drawn upon next winter, will not be available. late of Xenia, and Dr. Hugh Al vin Bailey and J. A. Finney re pany, has a contract with fhe Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company for 50 million cubic feet o f gas per day. ceived similar authority for the Friday and Saturday. Julv 2-3 Of this gas, 25 million cubic feet a day was subject to cancellation upon approval of the Federal Power NO GAS SPACE HEATING IN NEW RESIDENCES AND BUILDINGS estate of Florence K. White, late DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Commission. After lengthy hearings, the Federal Power Commission denied Panhandle the right o f can of Clifton. W e are riot permitted to authorize gas space heating In any new residence or building under the pro cellation, but The Ohio Fuel G as Company has been receiving only 25 million cubic feet a day from this visions o f the Emergency Orders issued by The Public Utilities Commission o f Ohio. Only those who reg Appraise Estates ‘Border G-Man’ source. To furnish the additional 2 5 million cubic feet awarded by the Federal Power Commission, Pan Estate of Edna Hanna, late of istered with the Company in the Fall o f 1947, and who have met all the requirements o f the Commission’s and handle claims that its customers in other areas must be curtailed. This matter now is being heard by the Cedarville; gross value of $3,- Orders, are eligible. F P C . and until it is determined, this amount o f gas is uncertain. ‘Mary Lou’ i The United Fuel G as Company, an affiliated property of Columbia G as System, is one o f our supplier’s NO CONVERSIONS FROM OTHER FUELS TO GAS chief out o f state sources o f gas. United, in turn, receives much o f its gas from Texas through the Tennessee Farm Grain Tile Sunday and'Monday, July 4-5 G as Transmission Corporation. Last winter United Fuel Gas received about 180 million cubic feet o f gas Under the provisions of the Commission's Emergency Orders, The Dayton Power and Light Company is Mlekcv Rooney— Ann Illvlh Ditching a day from the Tennessee lines. Delivery schedules called for this amount increasing to 350 million a day prohibited from supplying gas fuel for space heating purposes which replaces other fuels or for the oper “Killer McCoy’ by December 1 ,1 9 4 8 . Quite recently Columbia System was notified 275 million a day was the most that ation o f any additional space heating equipment in existing structures, whether^} is a gas furnace, gas could be delivered, due to delays in receiving steel pipe needed to handle all the gas promised. The United boiler, gas floor furnace, gas conversion burner, gas fired unit heater, gas logs or any other space heat Trenching Service Fox News—Passing Parade Fuel Gos Company has been forced to make proportionate cuts in deliveries to our supplier as a result ing equipment using gas fuel. Wednesday and Thursday. July 7-8 o f this. ’ RUSS COTTER Errol Flynn—Eleanor Parker NO PHYSICAL HARDSHIP CASES CAN BE APPROVED P. O. Box 748 Phene 3-6810 POSSIBLE ALLOCATIONS OF GAS TO OTHER AREAS N o physicaf hardship cases can be approved under the terms o f the Emergency Orders. Due to the doubt Springfield, Ohio ‘Escape Me Never’ BY FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION ful supply o f gas for space heating purposes during the next winter, the Commission's Emergency Orders Also Paramount News The possible allocations o f gas to other areas by the Federal Power Commission threaten the additional d o not permit the Company to authorize deliveries o f gas for space heating to present users o f other fuels gas which our supplier contracted for use in the winter of 1948-49. Our supplier, The Ohio Fuel Gas Com who may, because o f physical disability or infirmity, desire to convert to gas fuel. This privilege was ter pany, has contracted for approximately one-half o f the gas-that can b e furnished by the “ Inch” lines. minated under the Commission’s Order of September 15th, 1947. Approximately one-half of any diversions from this source is taken from our supplier. For about a year the Federal Power Commission has allocated to other areas, 2 0 million cubic feet o f gas a day from RESTRICTIONS DO NOT APPLY TO GAS FOR COOKING, ETC. these lines, which reduces daily deliveries to our supplier by 10 million cubic feet. Restoration o f this 10 The Commission's Orders on gas for space heating in no way affects the use o f gas for cooking, water million delivery is uncertain. » heating, refrigeration and other common household uses except spoce heaters. Appliances for these pur poses do not add appreciably to the demands for gas on peak days. One of the purposes of the recent UNDERGROUND STORAGE AFFECTED % „ *•■ „ continued restrictions in the use o f gas space heating was to protect the service to those who depend While additional quantities o f gas for next winter were contracted for by our supplier, adding up the cuts an gas for general household purposes. / Our Representatives/ together with those off our supplier/ The Ohio Fuel Gas Company, have worked ceaselessly In hearings before the Federal Power Commission and will continue to try to protect the gas our supplier has contracted for the use of our customers. Numerous attempts have been made even to help the gas transporting companies find stee(*pipe. W e shall continue to make every possible effort to obtain more gas for space hear ing purposes, but there is no hope that any additional space heating can be authorized for next winter. ® Let winds rage andblow. . . your roof is there for keeps. The interlocking design of Ruberoid Tite-On Shingles permanently locks them to WARNING TO CUSTOMERS' gether. Four concealed nails hold each one firmly D ® not be misled by any salesman or representative ef any company to the roof deck. Distinctive wood-grain texture, who may claim to have an allotment or authorisation from The Dayton rich colors, fire-resisting, let'u s show you sam Power and bight Company for additional gas space healing installa ples and give you an estimate on your roof. tions* The gas situation is so critical that anyone who installs gas space We Recommend heating equipment without written authorisation as required by the orders of The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio makes himself liable Building Materids to the complete disconnection of his gas service• See these Local Jobs of Ruberoid Titeons Delmar Jobe F. M. Chase ■ < s . r Property Improvement Finance Plan THE DAYTON'POWERD AND LIGHT .OMPANY CEDARVILLE LUMBER 00. Phone 6 -1 3 3 1