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SIXTY-NINTH YEAR No. 24 CEDARVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY 17,1946 PRICE, $1,50 A YEAR Farmers Approve M ES S IO M U Youths, Dads Exempt Housing Facilities! M M M T E S Reid Homestead Fire Protection U nder D ra ft A c t; Needed F o r Students376 A number of farmers in the town­ tMPKMttS IN Slap At Truman There can bp no doubt that the Ce- L C A U H H Will House GI College ship met v. ith the Cedarville Township darville community and Greene Coun­ 0 Trustees last Thursday night when The Senate on Tuesday passed the ty fully recognize that Cedarville Col- a representative of the State Fire WASHINGTON House version of the draft act that lege is a valuable asset to the entire' Marshal's Office waB present to dis was to expire that midnight. The bill' area, both rural and city. By CLARENCE j. BROWN S E T M P L 0MJU Students Next Term cuss the proposal of a township fire is not what Truman- wanted in the A- Prsident Vayhinger has promised Member of Congress department and equipment and What merican-British-Russian world army the Governor’s Committee to accept would be necessary. He outlined to but he had to take the amended meas­ two hundred students; Any veteran who fails to get a new Thirty-seven graduates ef Ce. the group how the department should ure and like it because the congress To do this( he must have the co­ home within the next few months can be organized and gave in detail much acted with the wishes* of the majority operation of all interested. A canvas darville High School Received diplo. hold the Trutnan Administration in information to the officials and those of citizens. will-be undertaken at once" to ascertain mas at the Seventieth Annual Com. general, and Housing Expeditor, Wil­ present. Calling the war at an -endandthen" where apartments can be placed in mencement in the opera house Thurs­ son Wyatt, in_ particular, responsible Deputy Auditor Brant Bell was in drafting teen age boys when 660,- such shape as to accomodate both day evening before a Packed house. for his lack of a place to live. The attendance and informed the group 000 boys have entered the service as married and single .students. Also 'Following the Processional the In­ House last week reversed its previous about the bond issue and what the volunteers since V-E Day, has not yihere rooms in private homes can be vocation was offered by -Rev, JL C. stand on the Administration's housing tax rate would b e.' The bond issue is convinced the public the necessity af secured.. .Frederick, to be about $6,000. The electors in the maintaining so large an army other It is the duty of, all property own­ program," and - joined with the Senate The address, to the class'was deliver, township will vote upon the issue if than to keep the “ brass hats” on the; ers to giVe thjs matter very-careful in authorizing spending four hundred sd-by Wade E, Miller, Superintendent the trustees go on with the project. government payroll. thoqghtand he ready to meet the .sol-' million dollars for the purpose of pay­ of Public Schools, Middletown phio. Sentiment is largely in favor o f the The act was extended* for forty-five icitors when they call. Rooms and ing subsidies, not to veterans, but to The Class was presented by Miss proposal and no opposition has been days at which time Congress will have apartments. in rural homes can be manufacturers of building materials Carrie M. Rife, Principal of tb*$Iigh registered so far. adjourned for the summer, thus re-" .Utilized and will be welcomed. and prefabricated homes. While the Some time ago when the question lieving the nation of all the regimen­ Reasonable compensation for such School. The diplomas -were awarded .Administration has had full power and was under discussion between village tation inflicted on the public during accomodations will be assured. by acting >Superintendeat ‘ S. «0. .Lim­ authority to do almost anything it council and the trustees, it was sug­ the war. Pres. Truman is not expect­ Committee in Charge ing o f the Greene County tJtoools gested the village would have room to wished, including payment of subsi­ ed to declare the war over during his The benediction was by iDr. H. H. house the department and thus save dies to aid in home construction prac­ term to hold on to powers he cannot Abels. tically nothing has been accomplished the township a probably $6,000 for have during peacetime. Republicans To Music for the event was furnished during the past year, since V-EDay,- a site and erection of a building. The If he does not declare the war as by the - Yellow ' Springs Ensemble. to ease the housing situation for re­ village equipment is kept in a heated ended Congress will do so this fall to Organize Tonight The following is the claae«ill: WHITELAW. REID BIRTHPLACE . room during the winter season. turned veterans-and others needing put all members on record before the homes. . It now remains to be seen Marylee Boren November election! The County Republican Central "Martha Aim Bowermaster The boyhood home of Whitelaw Reid stored to afford the GI’s housing fac- whether the speeding of four hundred late ambassador to .the Court of St. . ilities while attending college. million borrowed dollars will be any Committee chosen at the sprirngry will Leon l. Buffenbarger Pillsbury Flour Mill meet at 7:30 Friday evening, May 17 Kenneth R. Bull James, London, England, located one [ The house stood first in an almost real benefit involving the housing Miss Ruth Sharp for the purpose of organization. The mile northwest of Cedarville, is to i unbroken forest, The lawn surround- problem for veterans, or will only'fat­ Charlotte Ann Collins Closed; No Wheat call has been issued by Neal ,W. Hun­ be turned over for usage by GI stu- ‘ ing it has always remained unbroken ten the pocketbooks of special build* Wendell D. Cultice Died M onday M orning ter, Chairman o f the Committee. The Dale W. Dean ; dents o f Cedarville College, President by the plow since the Indians rambled ing and prefabricated home manufac­ The famous Pillsbury flour mill in old committee died with the primary Ira D. Vayhinger of the college said over it. . Some extensions to the home turers, such as Henry Kaiser and oth- Kathleen Naomi Evans Minneapolis, Minn,,* has been dosed Miss Ruth Sharp, 55, died Monday election and the law calls for the new Geraldine J. Frame today; * were made by Reid but great care ed Administration favorites. Those down owing to a stortage of wheat, at 11:20 in the Springfield City Hos­ organization to he directed by- the George E. Frame The Whitelaw Reid home has was exercised to preserve every bit who are in need, o f homes should con­ the first time in 66 years of its exist- pital where she was admitted April retiring chairman. There are.2£ mem­ Dempwolf Frey been the showplace of Greene county that his father, a remarkable carpen­ tact Mr. Wilson WVatt, Expeditor, ance. The management says it can­ 21, following a stroke. bers in the county. The Executive Marvin Grindle for 123 years is owned by Reid’s son, ter had fashioned. * National Housing Administration, not sell flour at OPA price add pay Miss * Sharp formerly resided in Committee is created by the Central Lamarr T. Hamman Ogden Mills'Reid of New York City, Whitelaw paid his last visit to his Washington, D. C. the 30c bonus. Wheat now brings a- Vineland, N. Y., but had been a resi­ publisher of the New -York Herald- j native homestead 44 years ago at the Committee. There are but three new Eleanor Ami Hertenstein bout $1.98. dent of this place 26 years. She is" members the’holdover dll having been _^auline Kennon Tribune, and locally is in the care of ! time he dedicated a Tiffany window The Senate‘last-week passed a joint: Remember back a few years, ago survived by one aunt, Mrs. Mary Gest, re-elected for two years. Karlh Bull Minnie Magdalene Lemastor William Conley, a friend of the family. ‘ in the First Presbyterian Church in resolution extending "the present Se­ when it was argued farmers should Muncie, Ind.; and four .cousins, Mrs.: has been chairman o f the Executive Betty Jane Myers Over 60 years ago Henry Howe, honor o f his father*. A number of lective Service Act to July first as a have $2 for wheat and $1.60 for corn Howard Jarrell,' East St. Louis, 111., Committee. Robert.E. Parker noted Ohio" historian .visite'd the Reid trees on the campus were his g ifts.! stop-gap until that body has an op­ to meet New Deal war time prices for "Mrs. Ida Parker, Dayton; Elmer Lee, Jean Rogers homestead .and was impressed by the Reid served as minister: to France portunity to-pass on the bill recently The following committeemen were all the farmer had to purchase, the Rockford, 111.; and Oscar Lee of this Robert .Frederick Shirley manner in which this pioneer construe front 1889-92. In 1905 he was ap approved by the House, under which elected at* the'primary: Court of * *ule ant* cry from the White House, place! with whom she made her home.: John W. Skillings tion Of 1823 in the virgin forest had pointed ambassador to tl future drafting of eighteen and nine­ Bath 'Twp.; Harry Armstrong legislative halls, every AAA and The funeral, was held from the Me Freda H. .Smithson , been minutely preserved. Today that St. James and held that post until Beavercreek Twp., Herman Ankeney Farm Bureau office was— Inflation! teen year-old boys would be ’ barred, Millan Funeral Home, Wednesday, Leah June Spurgeon tradition still persists, the elaborate his death in London in 1912. His body Caesarcreek Twp., Chelsea Stokes We predict these prices will prevail a draft induction holiday declared un­ with burial in North Cemetery. Margaret M. Stewart ' homestead of .16 rooms with its an­ was returned to .the United States on Cedarville Twp., John W. Collins until after the November election but til next October 75th, and the Presi­ Richard A. Stormont tique furnishings remaining the same a U. S. battleship- He is buried in Jefferson Twp., R. W. Chitty hog prices as well as cattle are slated dent authorized,, if he finds it. neces­ §alph A. Struewing as it was 123 years ago. However, Tarry town, N. Y., a short distance Miami Twp., Elder Corry by the New Dealers' for a drop this sary, to order a resumption of induc­ CIO Lists Cong. 3rown ♦Harold Bell Swaney these elaborate mementoes will be from the grave of Washington Irving. New Jasper Twp., G. M. Barnett fall and winterr—to lower the cost of tions between October 15th-and Feb. Martha Lucille Tannehiil Ross Twp., J. JS. Long living—a coming campaign cry. ruary 15th, at which later date Selec­ For Certain (?) Defeat John R. Townsley Silvercreek Twp., Myron Fudge !innninHiiT~...... 2, 4.D NON POISONOUS tive Service would be brought to an Marcus Townsley , ■■ ■ Spring Valley Twp., Thomas Huston The r.’iw weed killer 2, 4-D does not end. The’ Mouse is Scheduled to take The CIO has made known' a long Carley Irene Turner Sugarcxeek Twp., F. C. Hubble A L O N G FARM FRONT poison livestock which eat plants that One X e n ia Elevator up the Senate'joint resolution today list o f Members of-'Congress and Sen­ Beatrice Ann Turiier Xenia Twp., James DeVoe E. A. Drake, Co. Agricultural Agent have been treated with the chemical. (Monday). ators that the union will try to de­ Dale L. Weimer Bellbrook,' Robert Tate It does not irritate the skin of persons Has 60 Bu. Gov. Wheat feat in November because they would Hazel Fern West ■ * , ■ 'MfHiiiiMlnHiiitiiifiiimuiiiiiMMMiHMiiMmiiiMiMimimKUM BowersVille, Claude Chitty applying it to the weeds and it is not General Jacob L. Devers, Command­ not take orders from the Sidney Hill- Joan Anastasia: Whittington Cedarville, Karlh Bull COLUMBIA SHEEP IN OHIO explosive. The chemical, is most ef- We are informed that one elevator er of the United States Army Ground man Communists and support their Kenneth Eugene Wilburn Fairfield, Hillary Carpenter 'A new western breed of sheep called ; fective if applied early in the season. in Xenia only purchased 60 bushels Forces, who the press reports,, called legislation.. The CIO-PA

THE CEDARYILLE HERALD COMMON PLEAS COURT, K A R L H B U L L ------EDITOR AND PUBLiSi CLEANED NOW Louis Pasteur The State of Ohio, Greene County, GREENE COUNTY, OHIO Ohio Nwipapw AiMK.i W»«nl ViUW ?(•*> M3CMBXK—-Mkttout SkUUrUk Awe. The father of pasteurization, Louis Common Pleac Court. Case No. 24154 Morris D. Rice, as Trustee, Plaintiff, BLANKETS Phyllis L. Johnson, Plaintiff Pasteur, first came to the rescue vs. The Universal Reserve System, * vs. - No, 24389 Entered m second d a w matter, October SI, 1887, at the Poetoffice at Ce* of the farmers of Ltd., et al, Defendants. DRAPERIES John Johnson, Defendant. darviUe, Ohio, under the A ct o f March 1879. France when he In pursuance of an Order o f Sale in originated a meth­ John Johnson, whose last known- ...... - .——— The New Dealers tell yoti there will the above entitled action, I will offer .Mrs, Flore od of inoculation for sale at public auction, at the WeBt COUCH — CHAIR X FRIDAY, MAY 17,1946 be less bread, meat, butter and cheese place of residence was 465 N. Cham­ Mabel Crain of sheep and cat­ door , of the Court House in Xenia, pion Avenue Columbus, Ohio, will take as well as bread and cakes this 'com­ tle against the Ohio, in the above named County, on *• COVERS Ridgway horn Saturday, the 8th day o f June 1946, > notice that on the 17th day of April, TOE AXE MEN ARB GETTING BUSY ing winter. There will be less cqal to dreaded anthrax heat the home. Mr- Bowles sayB we which was ruin­ at 10:00 o’clock, A . M., the following ; 1946, Phyllis L. Johnson, filed her pe­ Mr. and M described real estate, situate in the ! HOUSE ROBES tition against him in the Common Th$' press and radio in Ohio announced last week* that must return to foqd rationing to save ing agriculture. County of. Greene and State o f Ohio, this week to t Hon, John W. Bricker had been nominated on the Republican food for suffering thousands abroad. In one district of and in the Township of Ross towit: To Lay Away Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, on South Mai ticket for United States Senator without opposition. This an­ Mr. Herbert Hoover has just returned Russia, 56,000 Situate in the State of Ohio, County for divorce -on the .ground o f gross bead of cattle pf Greene, Township of Ross, Border­ neglect of duty, mid that unless the from a 35,000 mile trip covering some Miss Franci nouncement had no sooner been made until the axe men began ‘ died fr o m anthrax ing upon the Waters o f Massfes Creek LAUNDRY SERVICE said John Johnson shall answer said to get busy. They evidently read of the tremendously large thirty countries and reports conditions. Pasteur in three years. and being in the parts of Virginia Mil­ been with the abroad are not as bad as pictured. In T h e Pasteur itary Surveys No. 1158 and 2070 and petition on or before the 7th day of for about two. vote given Mr. Bricker, heading by far any other candidate bounded and pertinently described as THE Jude, 1946, judgment may he taken on his party ticket and simply outdistancing by thousands of contrast compare the reports of the method eliminated this high death today. Democratic Banker of New York that rate. , Surveys No. 1158 and 2070 and bound­ CLEANERS granting the plaintiff a divorce. votes the highest vote cast for any candidate on the Democratic ed and pertinently described as fol- PHYLLIS L. JOHNSON, ” informed the world of famine every­ He is better known by his discov­ follows, towit: Mi*, and M ery of pasteurization, which was Quality Work ^ Plaintiff ticket. where but in the IT. S. Under his ad. Beginning at a Stone in the Center trip to N. Ca As we glance over, the Yellow Springs News we find an ministration criticism was that certain first used with beer. The main of the Springfield and JamestoWn South Main at.. Cedarville (4-26-6t-5-31) purpose of pasteurization is to kill visit Chap. L editorial uncomplimentary to Mr. Bricker which cannot go by religous .sects were favored over oth­ Road; thence up Massies Creek, N. Smith, McCallis.ter & Gibney, germs. It js the process of heating 76“ 50' E. 1423 feet, to an Iron Pipe Open Hours-— 9'A. M. to 6 P. M. for two weeks unchallenged from our point of view. The News refers to an er groups. The administration has Attorneys for Plaintiff, milk or cream for a sufficient period in the Angle of said Creek; thence N. Saturday hours 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. the duties of article in Life magazine which attributed conditions in state commented on the Pearson charge. of time to kill the microorganisms. 57” 54' E. 1370.4 feet to an Iron Pipe ville Federal mental hospitals to Mr, Bricker’s “ Economy plan” . That such Undulant fever was reduced by 50 in the center of said Creek; thence S. . tion are bein per cent, typhoid fever by 45 and 30“ 14' E. 2958 feet, to an Iron Fence LEGAL NOTICE state institutions are over crowded there can be no denial, but Mr| Hoover says some countries are P. J. McCorkel deaths among children were- re­ Post; thence N. 60“ 18' E. 513.5 feet, reports from over the nation show the same conditions exist iiot doing their share as promised. In to an Iron Pipe in the Center of the duced to an extent that was almost LEGAL NOTICE Greeley Hatfield, whose last known in each state. England he says there is a surplus of Ditch; thence S. 14“ 12' E. 631.7 feet The Wome unbelievable the first year that On­ to an Iron Pipe in the Line of Survey address is Jamboree, Kentucky, will Ohio had the money to expand state institutions as did our lend lease wheat of a million bush­ tario had compulsory pasteurization : meeting was No. 20/0; thence S.'59“ 21' W. 1704 John Bruce Edwards whose ad­ take notice that on the 22nd day of els that could be turned over to India of milk. feet, to an Iron Pipe at the Noted ' afternoon at t other .states but the Roosevelt war put a check on all building dress is unknown, will hereby take April, 1946, Della Hatfield filed her and brought about a scarcity of labor and material.' For this but England says No! Russia could To Pasteur also belongs the credit Elm Corner; thence .S. 59“ 23' W. Sexton. The notice that on- the 16th day o f April, petition in the Court of Common Pleas spare 25 million bushels but she is for the discovery of transmission of 1025.5 ‘feet to a Stone in the center of conducted by Mr. Bricker ha dno responsibility and would have branded un­ the,Solon .Road'; thence N. 66“ 24' W.‘ 1946, Dorothy Edythe. Edwards filed Greene County, Ohio, against him, the patriotic had he challenged New Deal government orders when sitting back letting (George & Uncle rabies, and for an inoculation that Mrs. Casper A has resulted in the saving of thou­ 351.5 feet, with the center o f the So­ jher petition against him in the Court same being Case No. 24394 on the Sam) do it. Within a month there lon Road to an iron* Pipe; thence S. study topic an even the farmer was denied material to repair his barn or sands upon thousands of lives. of Common Pleas of Greene County, docket of said Court, praying for di­ will be bread lines at grocery stores 59“ 23' W. 109.3 feet to an Ir;on Pipe of Cedarville his hog box. Ohio, being case No. 24385, D. R. on vorce, restoration of maiden name of early each morning right here in Ce- in the Springfield and Jamestown The News concludes the editorial with the following: “ The Road; thence with saiu Road N. 30 the docket of said court, praying for Della Blankenship, and other relief on darville and the same in all cities. The The. Greene state has been exposed to national ridicule in this instance be­ Fertilizer Labels 36' E. 584.8 feet, to- a stone in the a decree of divorce from him on the the grounds of gross neglect of duty American boy and girl not yet in the center thereof; thence with said Road sociation will cause of John W. Bricker’s utter lack of feeling for the un­ Commercial fertilizer should be grounds of gross neglect of duty; and of extreme cruelty, and that said teens are to have a new experience. N. 30“ 33' W. 3091.5 feet, to the place ing at 10:30 o fortunate. Let us h op e ...... that we. do not again make our­ appraised by the percentage or of beginning containing 232.11 acres that said case is entitled Dorothy cause will come on.for hearing* six Bread is-a necessity for the factory grade figures given on each pack­ formed church more or less. Edythe Edwards, Plaintiff, vs. John full weeks from April 26, 1946, which selves liable to the same kind of treatment by electing the and farm worker. The trouble is the age and not by a brand or firm dent of Cedarvi Said premises to be sold subject to Bruce Edwards, Defendant, is the date, of the first publication ,man Senator.” New Deal gouty planners who thrive name, the University, of Illinois col­ the rights and easements o f The Ohio. hinger will giv hereof. ■ , We might point out that for nearly two years now Ohio’s on 20 ounce steaks know nothing a- lege of'agriculture recommends. Fuel Gas Company and The Ohio Bell Said, John Bruce Edwards will fur­ W. Biekett, of Telephone Company. DELLA HATFIELD, Democratic Governor Lausche .who now boasts of increasing bout the workingman’s requirements Animal manure, crop residues and ther take notice-that he is required to of the Associ Said premises Located on the Selma Plaintiff s the state finance balance even over the Bricker record, has and have, less interest in children. The legume green manures should be answer said petition on or before the the business -used to their fullest advantage. Such and Jamestown Pike, three miles (4-26.6t-5.31) neither demanded or asked for finance from the legislature to fpod problem is a political racket for South of Selma, Ohio. expiration if six weeks from the date ing Com. for materials, when used properly, are Robert H. Wead, Attorney. erect additional buildings for the state’s unfortunate because the benefit of Democratic politicians -Said Premises Appraised at $18,- of the first publication of this notice, will report. efficient fertilizers. These byprod­ 000.00 (Eighteen Thousand Dollars) towit: April 19, 1946. he knew conditions were not favorable due to scarcity of ma­ that are reaping big commissions on' ucts of the farm, used in conjunc­ and may sell for Two-Thirds of the (4_19- 6t-5-24) terial and labor and unusual high cost of both. the sale of food to the government. tion with lime and phosphate are Appraisement. LEGAL NOTICE Dr. R. A. J We might inform the News that the wife of the publisher ideal. Terms, of Sale: Gash.1 Ten percent DOROTHY EDYTHE EDWARDS, Pittsburgh, P (10%) of purchase price on day of Plaintiff Now for the experience of a local Emma Odale Smallwood, whose ad­ Commencemen of Life magazine has been one of Mr. Bricker’s political backers sale. Balance on delivery of deed. T. L. Barger, Atty. and spoke in his behalf at the Chicago convention that nomr Democratic farmer. He gives us a v Tractor vs. Horse .WALTON SPAHR, dress is 218 Pear street, LaCrosse, Xenia Seminar- inated him for vice president. The News editorial is hardly report of what happened Saturday for . Sheriff of Greene County, Ohio Wisconson, is hereby notified that ' ing of the Bo Far ^ from being crowded off Morris D. Rice, Attorney. LEGAL NOTICE in tune with the views of its readers when they went to the the' first time in his life.' Being late farms, horses and mules still repre­ Ernest L. Smallwood, has filed a pe­ getting to town Saturday night due to sent about 55 per cent of the total tition in the Common Pleas Court, MISS EDITH I polls last week and gave Mr..Bricker a rousing vote of con­ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT LEGAL NOTICE fidence. | trouble with some livestock he was drawbar power, according to U. S. Greene County, Ohio, against her, the una.ble to get a loaf of bread for Sun­ department of agriculture esti­ Margaret Miller, whose last address same being Case No. 24373, praying - The Republicans do not expect to get the support of the Estate of David W, Bradfute, day, and of course none for the school mates. The total pull is believed De- was East Northport, N. Y., will take for a divorce on the grounds of gross CIO, the New Dealers and the Russian Communistic following to be about evenly divided, howev­ ceased. Miss Edith lunch on Monday. Being a b't hot un­ notice that Paul E. Miller, filed his neglect of duty, and that said cause next November for Mr. Bricker. The vote he will get from er, since the 45 per cent of tractor Notice is hereby given that D. C. certain, petition against her for di­ and Mrs. Lev der the collar he talked in plain lan­ will come on for hearing on or after Pk., became t' Democrats will offset the.vote of the red left-wingers and insure power works somewhat longer hours Bradfute has been duly appointed as vorce on grounds of gross neglect of guage with a verbage we cannot re­ In the year. Fewer work animals the 24th of May, 1946, or six full his election as United State Senator from Ohio. However, this Administrator of the estate, of David duty, said cause being No. 24412 on Clemans in a peat. He said: “ When my children arc on farms now than has been weeks from the date of the first pub­ the rectory of W. Bradfute, deceased, late of Cedqr- the docket o f the Common Pleas Court will not please the Winchells, Pearsons and other New Deal cannot have bread, no ■■■——- foreign- the case for more than half a cen lication hereof. Saturday eveni tury 20,000,000 less than in 1910. ville Township, Greene County, Ohio. of Greene County, Ohio, and-that said shooters. er will ever eat any of my whent^er (4-12-6t_5-19) ' Members of t' LEGAL NOTICE Dated this 16th day . of April, 1946. cause-will come on for hearing on or corn and the sooner the farmers of ■ MILLER & FINNEY, were guests at WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER, after June 15th, 1946. this nation starve out the gang in Attorneys for Plaintiff read by Rev. Mac Lillian Severtson, whose last Judge of the Probate Court, Greene (5-10- 6t-6-14) Washington the sooner we can live In Mrs. Daniel known place of address is 17 West County, Ohio. i ,C. R. LAUTERBURG, peace at home.” Some tall talking. Mr. Philip Rec Greene Street, Ithaca, New York, will .416 Cjf&per Bldg., Dayton, O. We suggested he write his comment of the bride take notice that on the 13th day of Roush’ 939 Hybrid Seed Corn, I to the White House. bride wore an May, 1946, Marvin Severtson filed his will take care of my customers as us­ I A NAME THAT STANDS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT accessories, an petition in the Court of Common Pleas ual. Will have corn at my farm in a PINK SALVARINE A prominent Democrat, one who is FOR G O O D ias.. Mrs. De Greene County, Ohio, against her, the few days. 1.00 percent against the CIO in prin . Estate of Chester T. Garber, De­ with harmoni same being Case No. 24418 on the ceased. ciple with its Communistic connection, ARTHUR D. HANNA, flowers were.p docket of said Court, praying for Di said to the writer: “You know a reviv­ Phone 6-2201, Cedarville, R.R.i. Notice is hereby given that Evelyn Following t* vorce on the grounds of Gross Neglect Garber, has been duly appointed as [furniture al of the Kian in the South might be were entertain For Your House Cleaning .of Duty and Extreme Cruelty and A a good thing now that the CIO is go­ WANTED -— Custom post-hole’ dig­ Administratrix of the estate of Ches­ Refreshments dultery, for Custody o f Minor( Child ter T. Garber, deceased, late of Beav­ BUDGET PLAN ing to invade the South to tie up in­ ging by the hour or job. King Tract­ table centered and Other Relief, and that said case ercreek Township, Greene County, AVAILABLE dustry. The Democratic party has or .Sales, Xenia, Phone 542, 4t ding cake. B.o will come on for hearing six full Ohio- * Cleans Perfectly Without Soap always been loaded with the Elan for carnations deco weeks ifrom . May 17, 1940, which is ■ Dated this 4th day o f May, 1946: it originated in the South against the Both Mrs. Re the date of the first publication here, 112 Rats Killed with Can of WILLIAM, B. McCALLISTER, Republicans following the Civil War. Adair V .and Mrs. Fred A SAFE, ECONOMICAL and of. . Judge of the Probate Court, The CIO is for a different kind of N. Detroit St. ' Xenia, Ol bridegroom, w (5-17.6t-6.21) “Star”. Harmless to animals. Greene County, Ohio. | QUICK ACTING CLEANER slavery. We suggest the two groups • »—niiwiinniiMtniHnw»winmMMnnwfwiiMitmmmmmmwS and corsages MARVIN SEVERTSON, be permitted to fight it out— and one (9t-7-5) DUVALL HARDWAR Mr. and Mr Pink Salvarine is put up in two con­ Plaintiff destroy the other, , day, night on venient packages. One pound size for Robert II. Wead, Attorney (9t-7-5) LEGAL NOTICE the kitchen; the economy four pound i Smoky- Mount size for the laundry and housecleaning. i Scare food in a land of plenty and Lavinia Smith, whose place of res­ I FARMS FOR SALE AND I turn will resi It is economical because the color in­ i now we hear the nation is to dry up. ORDINANCE NO. 230 idence is unknown and cannot with 401 W. Main i a bit with no grain for liquor until reasonable diligence be ascertained, FARM LOANS Mrs. Cleniti dicator tells you how much to use. Light JOE GORDON PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINT- Central High green solution is sufficient for general i 1947. Don’t take that promise a fuU will take notice that on May 7th," 1946, | We have many good farms for sale i MENT OF* DEPUTY POLICE OFFI­ Theodore Smith filed his certain petit­ son of Mr. a cleaning purposes. If you Use too much, 100 percent. That is to fool the pub­ Auctioneer I on easy terms, vuso make farm i lic. If the Truman administration was CERS AND FIXING RATE OF PAY ion against her for divorce on grounds was graduate the water turns yellow. | loans* at 4 % interest for 15 years. i to dry up the distilleries where would BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUN­ All Types of Public Sales that said Lavinia Smith has been wil. School and w | No application fee and no appraia- i he get his bourbon?. He was fair once CIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDAR­ fully absent for more than three years, army recentl Phone. 6-1522 j al fee. i and announced to all he was a “ whis­ VILLE, STATE OF OHIO: said cause being No. 24415 on the years. He is i key drinking poker player.” The ad­ SECTION I. That from time to Docket of the Common Pleas Court Write or Inquire tioch Foundr i ministration has not commanderod the time, and as occasion may require, the of-Greene County, Ohio, and that said Pink Salvarine can be | McSavaney & Co. London O. i millions of bushels of com, wheat and Mayor may appoint and Council may cause will come on for hearing on or BLUS RI Leon H. Kling, Mgr. i barley in storage, bought and paid for confirm such appointment, of a dep­ POULTRY after June 14, 1946. The Blue R' i by the liquor interests. The adminis- uty police officer for the Village of MARCUSSHOUP Cmummmi mum nn mini nimiinmnnnmiititmHmiinm the home of at i istration has not stopped the use of Cedarville, Ohio, to serve during such We pay highest prices for rab­ Attorney for Plaintiff. ments were s ■ sugar for making wine either. Make a temporary time as the Mayor shall bits, ducks, turkeys, fries, hens, The next mee ■ list of the daily statements issued by determine. Such deputy shall give and roosters. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT home of Dor i Truman.,, Past them together in bond in the sum of $1,000.00 to the W E P A Y Well on May les a nd Hardware approval of the Mayor, and such dep GINIVAN POULTRY PLANT FOR i book. See how he escapes the British Estate of Edward H. Brown, de­ ■ loan controversy and becomes interest, uty shall be* under the direction and XENIA, OHIO ceased. control of the Mayor and the Chief HORSES $5.00 ROUSCH’ i ed in highway accidents. He says Notice is hereby given that William of Police of said Villab , Taking Stores. i nothing about su^ar to can the com­ S. Rogers, has been duly appointed as SECTION 2, Such deputy Bhall re. C O W S $3.00 Yours ■ ing cherry crop, Administrator W. W. A. of the estate ceive as compensation for his services, According to Size & Condition i of Edward H.-. Brown, deceased, late the sum of $1.00 pep hour, fop such PHONE HER Hundreds of samples of Pink Salvarine were i of Cedarville Village, Greene County, ■Hogs, Calves, Sheep Etc., SHERIFF’S SALE time as he shall serve, and his time Ced i Ohio. Removed Promptly of service shall be reported and cer sent to Greene County homes* If you did not i REAL ESTATE Dated this 1st day- o f May, 1946. tified to by the Chief of Police, or the XENIA ■ WILLIAM B. Me CALLISTER get a sample simply ask your Grocer or your The State of Ohio, Greene County, Mayor to Council, monthly, and he i Common Pleas Court. Case No. 23541 Judge of the Probate Court, Greene FERTILIZER shall be paid monthly for his said ser­ 6 Hardware merchant. i Esta Pemberton Truesdale, Plaintiff, County, Ohio. vices. PHONE M'A. 454 Reverse Charges i vs. Harry Pemberton, et al., Defend­ Thousands of Housewives have tried -this, wonderful discovery and a ants, PASSED this 6th day o f May, 1946, E. G. Bvichsleb, Xenia, Ohio In purance of an Order of Sale Ih H. H, ABELS, yeu will get the same result if you try your Sample package i Partition in the above entitled action, . Mayor. i I will offer for sale at public auction, 1 P. J. McCORKELL, i at the West Door of the Court House mimiiimntt tumitHitiimHiimmiimmtmiHiHmmmtft* Fri, an Fine for Washing W alls, Woodwork, Floors, Carpets and in Xenia, Ohio, in the above named Village Clerk i Faye Eni Dairy Utensils. Also for washing Windows. Glass or Sil­ County, on Saturday the 8th day of i June 1946, at 10:30 o'clock, A. M., the WANTED! verware. It will clean your Carpets and Rugs. Directions “DA" i following real estate, situate in the LEGAL NOTICE Full ti.me or part time laborers. for using on each box and how much to use. i Couhty of Greene and State of Ohio, 3 Handy men. Welders. A carpenter. Cartoon a ■ and in the Village of Cedarville to- wit: Clyde F, McCleUah, whose place of Blacksmiths, first class Machinists PRICES — One pound 25c; Pour pound, 75c i Being part of Military Survey en- residence is Unknown, will take notice and helpers, a tered in the name of William Tonip- that on May 9th , 1946, Mary McClel­ Sun. an i kins, No. 3745, and hounded and de­ lan filed her certain petition against UNIVERSAL ATLAS Robert W scribed as follows:- < 0 Eyes Examined, « ■ him in the Court of Common Pleas, Being all of Lot Number Thirty. CEMENT COMPANY, “ W h at N i Four (34) ih G, W. Dunlap’s Addition Division of Domestic Relations, of Heider Chemical Co., i to the Village of Cedarville, Greene Greene County, Ohio, being Case No. OSBORN, OHIO Glasses Fitted, i County, Ohio, being the same premi­ 24416 on the docket o f said Court, v ses conveyed to Thomas W» Spencer praying for a decree of divorce from COLUMBUS, OHIO by Thomas M. Harris and wife by 1 Tu I deed dated March 30,1913 and record­ him on the grounds o f wilful ab­ , Reasonable Charges. Pipe, Valves and Fittings for t aw me m tut «u mb m m m m m ed in Vol. 95, Page 278 Deed Records sence, and that said cause is entitled, The Andre of Greene County, Ohio, and last re­ Mary McClellan, Plaintiff, vs, Clyde EftM F or water, gas and steam, Hand and corded 11-7-1919 in Record o f Deeds F* McClellan, Defendant', “MOON Vol, 23 Pago 289, Greene County, Ohio Electric Pumps for all purpose*, Said defendant Will take further Said premises located on Railroad Holts, Pulleys, V Belts, Plumlmtf Cartoon Street, Cedarville, Ohio, notice that be is required to answer Dependable Dr. C .E. Wilkin Said Premises Appraised at ($700.- said petition on or. before the ex­ and Heating Supplies. 00) Seven Hundred Dollars and can. piration of six weeks from the date W e d . an IF YOU NEED PRINTING, DROP IN not sell for less than two-thirds the RADIO SERVICE Optometric Eys appraised value thereof.. of the first publication of this notice, J. P. BOOKLET! Charles Terms of Sale: Cash; 10 percent on Mary McClellan Specialist day of sale and balance on delivery of (5-l.7-6t-6.21) SUPPLY CO. “ COI~ E deed. .Harold F» Demann v WALTON SPAHR, Xenia, Ohio Newa 706 Harries Bldg. M 'CalUtier XENIA, BRIO Sheriff of Greene County, Ohio Dan M. Aultman, Attorney. Dayton, Ohio CgDARVILLE HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY I f, 1943

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Rev, G, F. Bell, Pastor TWOj SPRINGFIELD LAWYERS Sabbath School 10:30 A . .M. (o Club and Social vlctivities I COLLEGENE s I Morning Worship 11:00 A , M. Attorneys Robert • P, Moran and Hie housing situation took a turn Revival week starting Sunday even­ Roy ,H. Lambert, face charges that a rPOI^M c i n g * TO CL^ / 1 for the_ better at CC this week. A ing 7:30 P. M., May 19th, and will have led to disbarment proceedings \J ______, *______■ ------New York City, announced er will preach, all are'urged to attend. Clark County Bar Association. Ir. Ridgway home on Main Street. CHURCH NOTES the granting to the college the. use regularities and forgery of names of their palatial farm home for the Wanted—Two boys to work on hay on a petition for'Prosecuting Attor. f 8*2 ^ Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Snypp moved use o f G.I. students, All concerned bailer during the summer. ney are the basis of the charges. this week to jtheU. H, Crouse property UNITED PRESBYTERIAN are- very appreciative for this help Phone: 6-2917. Gregg Turner on South Main street. CHURCH v in a difficult situation by Mr. and Ralph A. Jamieson, Minister Mrs. Reid. For Sale-^-Coal chick brooder; Gale Miss Francis Williamson, who has Sabbath School 10:00 A. M., Supt. Lost—Blue fender skirt. Reward, sure drop corn planter; Estate heat- been with the Red Cross in England Arthur B. Evans. The regular annual dinner banquet Charles R. Strain, Box 508, R R 8, rola, largo size; priced for quick sale. for about two years is expected home Preaching 11:00 A. M, Theme, will be held at Alford Memorial Gym Dayton, 3, Ohio. Phone 6-2232. Carl Bagford today. This will be a Union Service with tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock. The the College in charge. Rev. Ronald class o f 1946 will be initiated into the ranks o f C.C. Alumni and an in. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. DaviB are on a E. Boyer, Synodical Superintendent of PUBLIC BALE trip to N. Carolina where they will tho Second Synod will bring the Bac teresting program will be given the visit Chap. LaClede Markle and wife calaureate sermon at this_jime. president o f the association, Mrs. The I. M. Deck dwelling, located on the corner , of McMillan and Railroad Elmer Jurkat announces. Plates are for two weeks. During his absence Choir rehearsal at 7:307 Please note StreetB, in the Village of Cedarviile, .Ohio, will be sold at public auction at change of hour. one d< liar each. the duties of Mr. Davis at the Cedar, the West Door of the Court House, in the City of Xenia Ohio, on ville Federal Savings & Loan Associa­ Ho Y.P.C.U. Sabbath evening on . The baccalaureate service will be tion are being looked after by Mr. account of the College Commencement SATURDAY, MAY 25,1946, at 10:00 A. M. P, J, McCo'rkell, in the Presbyterian Church at 8 P.M. at the United Presbyterian Church at Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 11 o'lock a.m. Sabbath morning. The It consists of a large lot and a dwelling, 1 1-2 stories, & rooms The Women’s Missionary Society P.M. in our church. Leader, Mrs. choir and Girl’s chorus will render meeting was held last Wednesday G, W. Engle. special numbers and the Reverend down and 2 up. Electricity and gas installed. City water 0**P8» far wdlh and woodwork h really WASHABLE I Dkt, gr#o,#,j afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pearl Ronald Edwin Boyer, ’35, Middleton, available. •Mhi nnopNf eady and quickly with soap and water. Repealed scrubbing) Ohio, Synodical Superintendent of Sexton. The devotional service was FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Udll M l affect the smooth lustre. One coat usually cavers;"'" Missions, will bring the message. His Owner occupied, no rent ceiling. conducted by Mrs. 0 , B, Tulnohill. Paul H, Elliott, Minister W *» overnight Particularly recommended subject is, “Launched but Whither”. Mrs. Casper Arnett led in the Mission 10:00 A. M, Sabbath School, John A cordial invitation is extended to Appraised: $1375.00 W kitchen, and bathr&unt. study topic and Mrs,- Fred Townsloy Powers, Supt. all ,to attend.. Terms: $500.00 cash on day of sale, balance within two weeks. of Cedarviile was guest speaker. Choir rehearsal at 8 P.M. Saturday, This is a substantial house, somewhat out of repair, and will no doubt sell . Cedarviile College Baccalaureate Commencement exercises for the The Greene County Minister’s As. it the U. P. Church. This being a well , worth the money. Look it over and inquire'of: sociation will meet next Monday morn Class o f ’46 will be in the First Pres­ Union Service. Kenneth Little, Cedarviile, Ohio, ing at 10:30 o’clock in the First Re. byterian Church Sabbath evening at 6:30 P.M. Westminster Fellowship, 8 o’clock. There will be special music formed church in Xenia. The Presi­ ed by Dempwolf Frey. . Administrator of I. M. Deck Estate dent of Cedarviile College, Ira D. Vay- by the choir and organ.' The addresB 8 P. M: Commencement exercises Or Miller and Finney, Attorneys, Xenia, Ohio hinger will give the address. Dr. John of the evening will 'bh given by the ■f Cedarviile College, in this church. Reverend i l l . Frederick Wills, *27, W1. Bickett, of Clifton, the president Tuesday afternoon, May 21st, the Or Col. Joe Gordon j Auctioneer, Cedarviile, Ohio of the Association will preside over pastor • of the First Presbyterian s Women’s Missionary Society’ will meet Church, Cedar Falls, Iowa. The sub­ the business meeting. The nominat. vith Mrs. R. T. Williamson, assisted ing Com. for officers for next year ject o f his address will be, “ The Great O OQ >y Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs. Ira D. American Experiment.” The public OAttON will report. /ayhinger and Mrs. Mary McChesney. is cordially invited. Mrs. Dana Bryant is program leader, Dr. R. A. Jamieson has been in ind Mrs, Martin Dolbeer of India is Miss Velma Henderson, ’ 42, who Pittsburgh, Pa., this week attending he Special speaker. has been in war work in California Commencement of the Pittsburgh- Prayer meeting Wednesday evening for the past three years is at the home DURAFILM Xenia Seminary and attending a meet, s at the United Presbyterian church of her parents, Selma Ohio. Inability ing of the Board of Governors. it 8 P. M. io find, lodging- caused her to leave MISS EDITH RECTOR MARRIEl the west. She plans to re-enter the THE CEDAR VILLE METHODIST , teaching field. i TO KENT CLEMANS CHURCH . Dr. H. H, Abels, Minister Mrs. Marjorie Graves Martin, Nor­ t Miss Edith Rector, daughter of Mr, Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Bette mal ’37, visited college last week. artd Mrs. Lewis Rector, New Jasper kelson, Supt. She plans to reenter the teaching field ■ Pk., became the bride of M r., Kent Preaching 11:00 A. M. Theme, temporarily to help relieve the teach­ Clemans in a ceremony performed in ‘Ten Nights in a Barroom” , a review er shortage. -the rectory, of St. Brigid Church last >£ the famous Cedarviile melodrama Phone 6-1941 Cedarviile Saturday evening at 8:30 o’clock p.m, >f 1854. Willard Preston, former C.C. stu­ Members of the immediate families Selma Church Service at 9:45 a.m. dent, visited College Tuesday. He were guests at the double ring service, Union Sunday School following. El­ returned to the states in January after read by Rev, A. L, Schumacher. bert Schickendantz, superintendent. 4 years of service, two of them in the Mrs. Daniel Devoe, near- Xenia and This is the last Sunday before European theatre.^ He plans to re­ Mr. Philip Rector, near Xenia brother inference. All collection stewards enter college under the G*L bill. Factory Made of the bride were attendants. The are. urged to make their final report bride wore an aqua suit, with pink Y our >y this Sunday. For twenty years, Pasedena, Calif, accessories, and a corsage of garden­ Ohio Annual Conference convenes schools have used the 6-4-4 plan and F avorite ias. Mrs. Devoe wore a navy suit, May 21-27 in Toledo. pronounce it a success. By this plan Farm Oates with harmonizing accessories. Her two years of college work are made a SEASONED LUMBER — BOLTED flowers Were-pink carnations. part of the regular course in high Colors in CLIFTON UNITED ■ Following the service sixty guests schools. T h e'm erit of the plan is PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ” DICKELMAN STEEL GRAIN BINS were entertained at the 'Rector home. greater educational opportunity. Refreshments were served from .a Dr. John W. Bickett, Minister table centered with a five-tiered wed_ . Mrs. Ehvood Shaw, Organist. DICKELMAN STEEL CORN CRIBS The last chapel of the year was con­ CROSBY ding cake. B.owls of snapdragons and Sabbath School 10:00 A. M. Supt. LIMITED SUPPLY OF ABOVE ITEMS ducted by Pres. Vayhinger Tuesday carnations decorated the Rector home. William Ferguson. morning. ,His parting word was, God Both Mrs. Rector^the bride’s mother Miss Charlotte Collins, pianist: should have first place in our lives. and Mrs. Fred Clemans, mother-of the Lesson Topic, “A Friend Who Learn, I Farm Wagons— High Speed Timken The Reverend Doris Hartman, ’34, Ventilateds bridegroom,, wore black crepe dresses ed to Believe”.- Bearing — Several different types to and the Reverend Justin Hartman, .and Corsages o f red roses. Preaching 11:00 A. M. ’38, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. choose from. . Mr. and Mrs. Clemans left Satur­ Topic for discussion "The Claims of George Hartman last week. Justin, In the selection of matched and day night on a wedding trip to the he Church on the Church Member” . who was in Columbus, to attend a contrasting leathers, the built-in Minneapolis Moline Farm Equipment Smoky Mountains and upon their re­ Dr. Bickett will discuss this topic conference has returned home but turn will reside in an apartment at under three heads: : • comfort features, the exclusive Doris is enjoying a longer vacation. 401 W. Main St, ' (a) The church expects it's mem­ styles, they typify the The Y*s elected officers after chapel Mrs. Clemans was graduated from bership to be well-informed. quality-leadership that built the for the coming year. Officers of the ey Fovm Store Central High School. Mr. Clemans, (b) The Church expects, its mem­ Y.W. elected are, president, Helen largest fine shoe business in son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clemans', bership to be transformed. Tannehill; vice-president, Bonnie Jane the world . . . Come in and seel 106 West North St. Springfield, Ohio was graduated from Cedarviile High (c) The church expects its mem­ Dillon; secretary - treasurer. Donna School and was discharged from the bership to be workers in Kingdom ser, Thompson. Same,officers for the Y. army recently after serving four vice. M., “ Ted” 'H arsh, Wm. Troute and years. He is employed by the An­ Personal testimony is much needed $ 6.85 V Robert Allen. ^ / tioch Foundry, Yellow Springs. today. President Vayhinger was the guest j 6 ' The service will be dismissed with preacher for the Presbyterian congre- j W prayer and benediction and two young BLUS RIBBON STITCHERS gation of Gettysburg, Ohio, last Sab- J ^ ladies with the pastor will meet the The Blue Ribbpn Stitchers met at bath. I people at the* door of the church! the home of Joan Frame. Refresh Dan Cupid rang the changes on the ^ The young people will, dismiss their ments were served to the members. “Old Story Ever New” again this J evening meeting in order that all may The next meeting will be held at the week. Announcement has been made home of Dorothy and Rebecca Cres- attend the Cedarviile College Com- Mc Dorman’s Build a HOME by her parents of their daughter, m mencemnt. The young people who well on May 20. Betty Lou Shroades, of Xenia, to Wil- ^ Get ready to build that heme you have dreamed want to register for the Spiritual Life liam Troute, Jamestown. “Bill” was 1 Conference at Hanover are asked to about by buying bonds regularly, putting them away overseas two years, helped capture 6 •* ROUSCH’S 939 SEED CORN bring their registration fee to church Germany, escaped capture himsellj, ^ X e n ia , O . to meet the necessary down payment when changes in the morning and give it to Charlotte Detroit St Taking orders now, Get returned to the states safely, but the Yours In Early. Be Safe. Collins. little archer got him. Congratulations! in restrictions, priorities, etc,, allow private home HERBERT POWERS, building in this area. Cedarviile, 0 „ R 1, iiiiiiMiiiiiiitiimiiMiiimMiiiiiiniiiiiiMiiMiiiitiiiiMHiiiiiitnii A FULL PAGE OF COZY Buy a FARM . T H E A T R E We have money to loan on farms at attractive in- Cedarviile News ■tereat rates with easy repayments. H you own a Fri. and Sat.* May 17-18 rajrm and desire financing or refinancing we will be 'aye Emerson —- Zachary Scott w ill be carried in glad to consider your needs. “DANGER SIGNAL” I We have now and will I have many beautiful j* * - irtoon and Technicolor Special The Day ton Daily News f Flowers fo r every oc­ BUY YOBKELF ft HOME in* and Mon^-May 19-2Q casion. SUNDAY, M AY 19,1946 >ert Walker — Keenan Wynn Finance your home, buying through our easy pay­ .Decoration Day at Next, Corp. Hargrove” Its post history -Its present Status ments just like rent with monthly reducing plan. Also Fox News May 30,1946 BUY BONDS HERE A t Our Green House T uesday, M ay >21 Its present plans Andrew Sisters —i Leo Carrillo We will arrnge wreaths for you Story and pictures of people and places. lONLIGHT & CACTUS” so advise us early. 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Washington Letter - '— IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Graduation & June Prides (C ontinued From F ibst Faok ) DON’T RELY ON U N D A Y I OTHERS Nciw-ls tlie u/j® One CAN know that suit­ Members were marked -for defeat by c h o o l L esson s S able Memorial will mark that organization. High on the list of By HABOLD L . LUNDQUIST. D. D. Of Th* Moody Bibla XnaUtute of Chicago. h j b the family reating-spot By those the CIO-FAG will use their ev­ Balcasad by Western Newspaper Union. 'O ? ery influence to defeat next Novem- personally selecting thg her is Representative Clarence J. Monument—Instead of dele­ Brown of the Seventh Ohio District. Lesson lor May 19' gating roapmulbiilty to an­ other. Unhurried selection, The CIO-FAC is headed by Sidney . Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ Hillman, head o f the CIO Amalgamat. lected and copyrighted by International avoidance of overexpendl- Council of Religious Education, used by ed Clothing Workers. At the same permission. ture, are advantages of this Atlantic City meeting, leaders of the modern plan. , , A FRIEND WHO LEARNED more conservative American Federa­ TO BELIEVE VI8IT OUR COMPLETE EXHIBIT OP tion of* Labor, including William ' MA6TERCRAFT MEMORIALS Green, were vigorously assailed by LESSON TEXT—John 11: 7, 8. IS; 20: 24-2!). various speakers. MEMORY SELECTION — Blessed are they that have not seen, and ■ yet have The Qeorge Dodds & Sons QraniteCo. believed.—John 20:29. Late last week the House passed a Ph o n e 860 ESL 1804 116 W. Main 8t bill to recover and return to the Feda Doubt and faith—both seem to eral Treasury an additional six billion come to the hearts and minds of | dollars of war appropriations granted men. Yet they are directly contra­ laat. year before the war ended. At dictory to one another and cannot ; the same time the House,- by a vote of exist together. To believe is to 303 to 14; voted to take away from the drive out doubt, and when doubt comes in, faith loses its grip. President authority to scrap fourteen Thomas, and his experience fol­ large Navy combat ships now under lowing the resurrection of our Lord, construction, and to finish work on presents a lesson on what a man the vessels, which were ap much as can do to meet honest doubt and ninety-three percent completed. If how such a man can com e out into these ships had been scrapped, as the sunshine of faith. NOTICE - READ! planned by the Administration, , there We find in Thomas, first, an ex­ pression of would have been a net loss to the tax­ I . ‘Fearless Loyalty (John 11:7, 8, p a y ersof $347,000,000.00. Orders have been issued to stop DOUBLE 16). Drive Into Springfield I .Unafraid of the threats of men, PARKING , in the business section of the After nearly four weeks of hectic Jesus was about to go once more And See A Fine Movie argument and debate the Senate last into Judea. On his last two visits Friday finally approved the British there, the Jews had sought to kill village. Loan Agreement by a vote of 4 to 34; him, namely, at the feast of taber­ The battle scene over this controver­ nacles (John 8:59) and at the feast of dedication (John 10:31). ■ t sial issuq, which involves the loaning ’ Now Playing He was not one to draw back for Routes 42 and 72 are main highways and today of four billion four hundred million dol the fear of men when the Father’s lars to Great Britain on very advan­ will led him forward in his service Rita Haworth have penty of traffic- Autos- - Trucks - Busses. tageous terms, now shifts to the to humanity. Lazarus was dead, House of Representatives, where ap­ and Mary and Martha needed him Glenn Ford proval, by a narrow margin, is being and he was going to them. Then cam e a fine expression of in predicted. the loyalty of Thomas. If his Lord was going to face death, he Was will­ FIRST .OFFENCE— You will be given a courtesy ticket. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ing to go along and die with him. "Gilda" Let us recognize that here was a SECOND OFFENCE — Means a yellow ticket and a The undersigned will offer for sale man of real courage, willing to show fine of $2.00. at public auction at the residency of his loyalty even by giving his life. There is something fine about the late Frances Daunton on Elrn that attitude, and* something which , ORDERS IN EFFECT MAY 1 Street in the .Village of Cedarville, shows us that when this man later Starts Sunday County of Greene, and State of Ohio, expressed doubt, it was not the on the 1st day of June,-1946, at 1:00 silly and shallow unbelief of a Johnny p. m. the fpllowing personal property trifler. This man loved the Lord and Weismueller consisting of household goods, dishes, served him, and yet he failed him. Brenda Joyce in 4 When we think we are strong, we silverware, and other personal effects had better watch out lest we fail. "Tarzan and the belonging to the Estate of Frances Let us be clear and triumphant in Leopard Daunton, deceased. ' The terms of .'said our declaration of loyalty to Christ, W om en" sale are cash. both by word and by life. And then Kenneth Little, let us set a double guard against Administrator of the Estate of Fran­ the enemy of our souls. UMRJESTK ces Daunton, Deceased. . . Thomas next appears in Dan M. Aultman, II. jFalthless Failure, (John 46:24, Starts Saturday 25). 1 ( ' Attorney for Administrator. ^ Rosalind Russel He had been willing to die for his .May 17, 24, 31. James Stewart A COUECE, BUSINESS Lord, or with him, but now the Lord "N o Time had been taken by wicked hands, and For Comedy" NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE crucified. He and thq disciples