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Cedarville, Ohio, Friday, Jan. 20, 1950 Column LXXHI Number 7

€^dam H e?F^% afe:"/' Church Services. M a n s Win J Directors Reelected ‘Crop’ Kickoff FIRST PRESBYTERIAN • - C. W. Steele, John A. Davis and CHURCH 5048 Thriller E. B. Higham were reelected di­ Pair of Loop Meeting Set for rectors at the annual meeting Paul H. Elliott, minister. of the members at the Cedarville 10:00 a. m. Sabbath* school; J. From Eagles Federal Savings, & Loan Asso- Wins in Week Harold Hanna, supt., January 23 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. The Cedarville.high school In- ciaition. The Yelow . Jackets of Cedar- Greene - County’s participation dians .hung on at Bellbrook Fri­ Other directors now serving ville college moved up a notch Sermon: The Hour. of Day. in. the Christian Rural Overseas 2:30 p. m. Conference with day night to take a 50-48 deci­ are W- A. Spencer, I. C. Davis, in Mid Ohio league standing Wed­ Program (CROP) *to be conduct­ newly elected Deacons. sion over the Eagles to remain m C. E. Masters, M. C. Nagley of nesday night as they downed ed during the week of January Wednesday, Jan. 25, Choir re­ a first place tie with Beaver m Cedarville, L. A. Rogers and E. Bluffton in a breeze 80-43 at Al­ 23 will be initiated with a meet­ hearsal 7:00. the Creen county league. B. Higham of Jamestown. ford Memorial gym. ing of all solicitors, township Wednesday, Jan.. 25, Union Reorganization meeting will The win over the Beavers gave chairmen, ministers and farm Then on Tuesday night they Prayer study service in the First be held on Monday the 23rd of the Jackets a 2-2 loop record with leaders at the Court House As­ waltzed to an easy 72-22 win. Presbyterian church. January. both wins coming in the past sembly Room, Xenia, 1:30 p. m. over Catawba -on the latter s The Westminster class will week. They downed Findlay here on January 23. floor- • meet with Mr. and Mrs. James in an overtime last Thursday -Mr. James D. Wyker, Ohio Everything seemed to go a- Ramsey, Harriman Hall,. There night 70-66. Sandwiched in be­ CROP director, will be present gainst the Indians at Bellbrook Laymen’s Group is to be a special speaker, Roger including the date, Friday the tween the Bluffton. game and the .Getz, recently returned from at this meeting to assist with fray with the Oilers, the Jack­ completing final arrangements 13th. The small floor definitely Burma. hampered the Indians ' double ets took a 68-52 win over Steu­ The Women’s missionary soc­ for the drive, to distribute solici­ benville on Saturday night on the tation materials, and to give in­ pivot attack.” They lost Bo Stew­ iety will hold its luncheon meet­ 'loser's court. structions to the solicitors. art early in the second quarter ing at the church, 12:00 noon. on personals. Vast went out of ing Here -John Townsley, senior Jacket Mrs. David Ramsey has charge Farm people of this county, vill the game the same way_ in the A. ^ general mvviii,i(meeting of the Ce- center, was the big gun in the of the luncheon. Mrs. Nathan be asked' to contribute corn or middle o f the third period an& darville, Christian Laymen’s overtime win over Findlay last Elder is program leader. money which will be used to pur­ Heidorn departed via the same ieagUe was heM Thursday Jan. Thursday as he split the nets for chase corn. Under this program, route in the fourth. But in spite 12, to discuss arrangements for a total of 29 points. CHURCH OF GOD sponsored by three national and of all handicaps, the subs came the evangelistic services to be The locals had Jed the Oilers Elwood C. Palmer, Pastor world church-welfare agencies, through to packet the game w held -Dy jj# Max Good at the Op- by a narrow margin during most Sunday school 10:00 A. M. the corn solicited will he turned the'I U ^ final-seconds. - MAAAM/lf* era — . TT House, _ March V r 1 6 through II _ t. of i.the I— rt contestAAHT Aflt V.but i- tliAthe M regulation A Mrs. David Strobridge, supt. over to established relief agen­ cies and then distributed over­ With approximately 17 seconds March 12, Monday through Sun­ Lime ran out with the count knot­ Morning Worship 11:00. Ser­ seas to orphanages, institutions left in the ball game and the day, ted at 56. mon topic, “ The Church and it*s for. .aged and ill, refugees, and score knotted at 48, Jim Luttrell The meeting was fittingly op­ - The Jackets had no difficulty need today.” others. pushed through the game winning ened with prayer services and in­ with either Steubensville or the The. Christian Brotherhood Local grain elevators, located point from the foul line. Then dividual prayer groups are now cellar dwelling Beavers. Hour Quartet from our College Anderson Indiana, will sing Sun­ in all parts of the county* have with 13 seconds left Don Turner being formed for the spiritual At Steubenville Townsley and day afternoon at the Youth for indicated their willingness to co­ duplicated the feat to end the intercession on behalf of this Ed Brill paced the attack with Christ service in the High School operate with the program by Five-year-old Nesbitt (Nehbie) Ann Burdsall of Midwest City, Okla., is back in school today scoring for the evening with the evangelistic undertaking. All 16 while Walt Blateric had 14. Auditorium in Xenia. purchasing/ the corn at current after 13 months of hospitalization. Nehbie was stricken with infantile paralysis in June, 1948, Indians stalling out the clock. - persons in this area are urged In the Bluffton contest, Coach Children’s service 6:30. • market prices and furnishing her spine, right shoulder, arm and hip, her left shoulder and leg severely affected by the crip­ After a see-saw early first to take part in the prayer groups Beattie cleaned the bench in dr- Evening service 7:45. trucks where needed. pling disease. Oklahoma Gonnty Chapter of National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and quarter the Indians were out in and those who have not been con­ der to keep it from being a run 'Midweek prayer service Wed­ At a previous meeting of Nebbie’s parents report expenses for first 15 months, as detailed above. For years to come, front at its'end 11-9 and they tacted are requested to phone away and 11 Jackets entered the nesday evening 7:45. ' township chairmen, ministers and Lulu Henderson at Cedarville, 6- scoring column with 5 reaching expenses will continue—in diminishing degree- Happiest item: special shoes,, $5.70, proof increased it to 29-20 at the end Woman’s Missionary Society farm leaders, it was decided that of the first half. The score at the 1251 for information as to the the double figures. Blateric was that Nehbie can walk again. Large part of cost of care and treatment for thousands of polio will meet Thursday 2 p. m. at the solicitors with trucks in each victims is carried by National Foundation through contributions to March of Dimes drive, end o f the third period was Ce- time and place of the meeting high with 19, Townsley had 12, township would contact farmers, of thn prayer group nearest them. home of Mrs. Herman Stevenson. January 16-31- darville 39, Bellbrook 34. Butts 11, Brill and Downs each giving them an opportunity to This will be the first non-de- The Indians took their longest 10. METHODIST CHURCH contribute corn. nominational evangelistic meet­ lead early in the fourth period, The locals held a 35-12 advan­ William B. Collier, minister Ministers of the churches ^in ing in the opera house in 25 years On the School Scene but the Eagles kept pecking a- tage at the half-time intermis­ the county will support the drive and its success will depend upon Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. 4-H Advisors By Joan Frame Myron Fudge way and knotted the count at 48 sion. Walter Boyer; supt. by arranging for the observance the village population and the with 42 seconds left to play. Morning Service at 11:00. “ The “ CROP” Sunday on January 22 It's all over now! ' farmer fold in the vicinity. Continued on Page Two Candidate for A t Catawba the Indians had a Parable of the Sower” will he the when the program will be ex- To Attend That's the exclamation heard The second meeting of the pained and a plea made for ex­ 10-3 lead at the quarter, 30-9 at Chn'stian Laymen's league which sermon subject. The Junior choir around the high sehool this week. and Miss Kathleen Evans will tending relief to the needy in the half and 43-14 at the three- is non-sectarian and is made up What does it mean? Only that Commissioner sing. European countries and Asia. _ District Meet quarter mark.' of volunteer Christian workers Happy Workers exams are over for another se­ Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. Ministerial a n d solicitation Greene County wUi tie repre­ Coach Clyde Walker never had of . all faiths in Cedarville was mester. It is a relief to the m. chairmen responsible for secur- sented by ten 4-H Advisors at his usual starting five in the held on Thursday, Jan.~2G. These teachers to have their extra grad­ The Union Church night will be. , ing solicitors and conducting the the District 4-H Advisors Con­ game as a unit and used all 12 of meetings are all open to the pub­ 4-H Club Wins ing completed; hut the students held ip -the Presbyterian Church drive in each township are as ference to be held at Lebanon on his players with 7 scoring. lic, and any one interested in as­ still anxiously await their grade Wednesday'evening at 8:00. Lay­ follows: Bath, Rev. W. D. Kuen- Friday, January 20. ' cards. sisting in the promotion of this The Indians will travel to Jef­ Health Award men from that church will give a zle; Fairbon, Earl Flatter and This training coiuerc-n.ce, in ferson tonight (Friday) in quest evangelistic revival is welcome Carl Banford; Beavercreek, Dr. With the beginning of the sec­ The Happy Workers 4-H Club review of a chapter from “The which Advisors and Extension A- ond semester, several new sub­ for their fourth league win in as and urged to come. ■Schnatz, Rev. Clyde Forney, of Cedarville has been awarded' Bible, a Living Book.” There will gents from Greene, Warren, Clin­ jects are offered to the students. many starts.. The location o f subsequent Samuel Harshman, Horace Fer­ a certificate of merit in the Na­ also be opportunity for questions ton, Clermont, Butler and Ham­ meeting has not been decided up­ guson; Caesarcreek, • Rev. C. A. Physical Education classes will Continued on Page Two tional 4-H Health Improvement and discusion. ilton Counties will participate, on. as this goes to press, and any­ Arthur, Paul Peterson, James be held throughout the second Program and a check for: $20.00 • is being held for the purpose of semester for boys and girls, sup­ one interested in attending these CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Beam; Cedarville, Dr. Paul El­ giving Advisors assistance with plementing Junior and Senior A f rp tln ru illn if’nlliSffc * meetings is welcome and needed., by the National. Committee on pai1 n /jjesler uastor. liott; Ross ’Wiseman, Meryl Stor­ conducting the 4-H proginams. in UU!££e Good may' 'Ire " B o y s amPGirls Club’Wijrk. — ' *aul"U «*sler’ *asior. Health* classes. * twill vs «■ * m ■... . _ SlltlnoXTSunday schoolCPnAnl 10 I ft a.9. m. ID. mont; Jefferson, Rev. C. 'S. the local communities. Cedarville oCollege . will miles an hour. an iron lung have been placed in There are manv .negatives, but M j*TC}lG8d JN[CXt a t Beavers; Mrs. Fred Richards, Xe­ FOURTH GRADE: James Bowen, morial hospital, He is a director State highway, patrolmpn, who the business places in town for Ronald Harner, Leroy Jamason, of the county farm bureau. people must concentrate upon H om e fo r J a ck ets ' cited Samuel Beatty, Dayton, to ZION BAPTIST CHURCH the 1950 March of Dimes .cam­ nia Happy Helpers; Mrs. Leon G. A. Adams, minister Raymond Nance, Dale Stevenson, He is a methodist, member of their positives. One man work­ paign for the fighting of infan­ Mills, Caesarcreek Gingham The next home game for the appear in *Xenia court, said they • 10:15 Sunday school Virginia Bennington, Jane Ellen the Jamestown Grange, vice pres­ ing since the birth of Christ had to set up a road block at tile paralysis. The Wallace C. Girls; and Everett Smith, Caesar­ Cedarville college Yellow Jack­ 11:00 j . m. Morning Worship Dobbins, Joyce Klontz, Wanda seven days a week through 1948 creek Jr- Farmers. ident of the Ohio Ayrshire breed­ et cagers will be on Jan. 30 when London" to stop the motorist aft­ - Wednesday 7:00 p. m. prayer Anderson American Legion PfiSt Lewis, Shirley Poole, and Ju­ at twelve dollars a day without ers association and a member of Morehead State Teachers college er a wild chase that began on service. 544, working with the six other dith Wiseman. the county farm forum. The spending any would have earned , _ ... . . , Route 42 east of Cedarville. posts of the county is headuig only enough to .pay seventeen 8 Morehead, Ky., wi 1 f Tuesday 7:30 Choir rehearsal FIFTH GRADE: Gordon Boy­ Fudges have twin children— Rob­ the opposition. The Jackets lost Patrolmen said they chased the campaign here. The drive er, Nelson Pickering, William hours of the interest on our na CLIFTON PRESBYTERIAN Ewry, Lister ert, at home, and Mrs. Dale At- their first decision of the year Beatty’s car for nearly 20 miles. ending Jan. 31 is aimed at ex­ Straley, Betty Bennington, Mary tional debt. CRURCH ley (Roberta Fudge) of Ross at Morehead 61-52. Unable to overtake him, they ceeding the 1949 collecting of Jane Ewry, Peggy Myers, Elean­ Three dependable laws people township. Prior to the Morehead game radioed ahead for a roadblock. Sabbath school 10 a. m. $6,480. Half of the money re­ Attending or MacGregor, Ima Purdin, Del- should follow ,are the - law ‘ of the Jackets will face Chase on Patrolmen at London, were as­ Holy Communion 11 a. m. mains in the county and the other ma Spencer, Jane Stewart, Sue morning and evening prayer; Mary Melton, Sue Miller, Martha sisted by truck driver of the Westminster fellowship 7 p. m. half goes to the National Foun­ pray for aid in the morning, and Saturday night and Huntington Storer, Sue Stover, and Treva Purdin, Daisy Spencer, Emily Eavey company, Xenia, who pull­ dation. All cash eoniributs are Police School turn your burdens over to God on the following Saturday. Turner- Swanton, Faye Turner, and Jan­ ed the vehicle diagonally across greatly appreciated and all checks Cedarville Police Chief Fred SIXTH GRADE: Richard Bal­ at night. Second the law of the et Williamson. the highway to stop the Dayton- Evans Heads are made payable to “March ’ of Ewry and William Lister are at­ dwin, Ernest Burton, Bruce Cher­ tight seams—so long as the ATTEND SHOWING ian. Dimes.” W ilbur, Wisecup, Com­ tending the police training school ry, Jackie Lillich, David Parsons, SOPHOMORES; Dean Carzoo, waters of worry ote kept put a Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pickering . Swine Breeders mander of American legion or P. Russel Lister, Gene Purdin, Max which is being sponsored by the Ronald Reese, Paul Staigers, man will not “sink” and third, and Miss Phyllis Bryant attended J. McOorkell will receive any SUES FOR DAMAGES A. B. (Doc) Evans, Hamp- Fairborn police department. Rosalie Andrews, Susan Cotter, Ritenour, Joanne Baker, Opha the law of suggestion. * a dinner and showing of the new A. E.- Yager, Greenfield, has shire _hog breeder of Cedarville,/ ‘contributions individual or or- Subjects which are being stud­ Linda Gordon, Janet Stanforth, Burton, Jane Davis, Joan Hani- “ The greatest secret of ema- 1950 Philco Appliances at the brought suit against Ruth and • was re-elected president of the -ganizations wish to make. Do ied are Law Enforcement, and Janice Weakley. man, Norma Homey, Eileen Rob­ tional- health is to get your emo- Biltmore' Hotel, Dayton, Ohio* Marvin Curtin of Highland, for ■Ohio Swine Breeders and Feed­ your part, this disease is no as a Profession; Note SEVENTH GRADE: Paul Ab­ erts, Phyllis Spurgeon, Helen tional thrills by-doing right,” Wednesday evening. respecter of persons and could $22,496 alleged damages as the ers Association at the recent an­ Taking and Report Writing; Col­ els, Richard Bennington, Larry Stanforth, Carolyn Stewart, Ev­ result of a collision between his nual meeting of the organiza­ strike your family next. Medical lection, Preservation and Iden­ Conner, Pat Dahis, Larry Gli- elyn Williams, and Joyce Woods. car and a tractor driven, by Cuv- tion. Harold Hart o f Hilliard is men predict that 1950 cases will tification of Evidence; Trans­ laugh, Laura Harris, James Is­ JUNIORS: Pat Collier, Doro­ tin. The plaintiff elleges that it vice-president -and J. C. Coffey exceed the all time high o f 1949, mittal of Evidence to Laboratory; on, Jerry Judy, John MacMillan, thy Creswell, Susie Embry, Nan-i­ Ross Township High School News of O. S. U* is secretary-treasur­ was after dark and that the trac­ 40,000 cases. Police Safety; Testifying and Ronald Mott, Dale Reed, Paul cy Harris, Mary Hopkins, Velrqa We are beginning the second breakfast for the Sophomore tor bore no lights. Mrs. Curtin er. Court Room Procedure; Laws of Stanforth, Earl Storer, Larry- Shope, Sally West, and Corena semester after finishing pur ex- girls Tuesday morning. Nine swine breed associations is well-known as a minister in TO HAVE DANCE Arrest, Searches and Seizures; Vest, Marlene Stevenson, Carol Wiseman. ants last week. We are looking -'The P. T. A. meeting was held the Friends church. are. affiliates of the state organi­ There will he a “March of Public Relations; Interviews and Stevenson, and Janice Wilburn. SENIORS: Don Chesnut, Don forward to receive our report zation. They include Hampshire, Confessions; Cooperative Func­ last Tuesday night and a cov­ Dimes” 50-50 dance at the EIGHTH GRADE: Eugene Turner,'Rebecca Creswell, Janet cards the last of this week* Duroc, Spotted Poland China, Springfield YMCA on Jan. 27 tions of FBI. Bennington, Neil Frame, Wayne ered dish. supper land a program McCOWEN RUNS AGAIN . Hull, and Jeanne Huston, The Freshman -and Sophomore Chester White, Berkshire, Pa— from 9 to 12 in the evening- The Instructors for the school are by som e of the pupils were en­ Edward O, McCowen, Ports-' Corbean, Don Stewart, and Joy­ boys have started building hog land China, Yorkshire, Tamworth dance is being sponsored by Club special agents of the FBI to­ March o f Dimes mouth, former member of cong­ ce Smith. boxes which will be sold and the joyed. and Hereford. 21. gether with men from the Day- FRESHMEN: Ronald Boase, Contributions for the “March Irioney will be put in the shop . Ross went to another" defeat ress from the sixth district, has ton police department and judges, Albert Ison, George Pits tick, of Dimes” were taken this week treasury. Friday night when Spring Vai- announced his candidacy for the PROPERTY SOLD Richard Spracklen, Dale Stover* in the first six grades. The Home Ec girls saw several ley surprised everyone by win- GGP nomination. Two years ago "In a court report in Fayette Lawrence R. Lyons, of Wil­ Fayette county's 26th annual Mack Weakley, Carole Camp­ Atotal contribution of $37 was movies last week on table set- ning with a score of 63 to 48. he was defeated by James Polk county appears the transfer of mington, 41-year-old lawyer, has 1.5 acre of land in Jeffersonville corn, show and hobby fair will he bell, Shirley Glass, Jane Harris* received from -Use pupils to aid ting,, cuts of meat and meal _ The Ross reserves were luck- a Highland county .farmer. Polk announced his candidacy for Re­ held In, the armory in Washington Gladys Howell, Dorothe Hubbard* this worthy cause. planning. . ier though. They won with a is also a candidate for -renomi- from 1 Lucy Bland to Hamma publican nomination as statu Bland, treasurer. C. H- Feb, 23, 24, 25. Marilyn Kyle, Carolyn. Lane* Continued on Page Two * The Freshman girls. prepared _ score of 34-32. , ■nation. . , . , fHae? Cedarville* O. Herald Friday, Jan. 20, 1950 Brill, f ______7 2 16 two points, 13-11, they fell be­ Delegates to the annual meet­ Townsley, c ______7 2 16 hind in the third quarter and * ing of the Cincinnati Livestock On the School Scene couldn’t quite catch up. Corri­ M a n s Win Stanley, g ______4 1 9 Producers Association, which will Blaterie, g ______3 8 14 Continued .from Page One gan and Collins, each with 5 tal­ lies, topped the losers. Sumner he held at the Netherland Plaza Continued from Page One T o ta ls ______27 14 68 GROUP OFFERS WAYS TO SAVE FREEDOM SPORT VIEWS Steubenville (52) G- F. P- and Stanforth accounted for 6 hotel Feb. 16, were named. They Indians Take Tw o are Roger Collins, Donald Dallas, Cedarville (50) G. F. P- Stoczich, f ______5 0 10 markers each, to cop scoring tiy W ALTER A. SHEAO Wilbur Beard, Paul Stafford, Stewart, f ______0 0 0 Grain, f ______5 4 14 Cedarville Indians made it ten honors for the victors. and wartime uses of atomic ener­ ticular attention to the danger of Harold Dobbins, Cecil Conklin, Parker, f ______2 1 5 GasParine, f ______?- 0 2 2 out of eleven this past week as Cedar's reserve quintet swamp­ j yk\s Washington Correspondent gy and 'other scientific develop­ undermining the free economy, Irvine, f ______4 0 8 they ran their winning streak to ed the Eagle reserves by a score . ments, the impact,of specific mili­ “ In the last analysis,” the. ' Russell Fudge, Charles Leach, Jacob, c —______3 2 8 i if the last in ir Series o f three tary programs upon our ‘.natural Wilfred Mconald, A. E. Peter­ Vest, c ______7 5 19 Goughenbaugh, g ______6 0 12 mine straight, by defeating Plat- of 31-15,’ The .victors were , a- a ties hosed ok a-report of the - reppri- says, , “ the: economic resources, . the characterJpirept, son and Elden Heinz. Turner, c - ______._____0 1 1 Golas, g ______3 0 6 tshurg 40-31 Tuesday night, and head all the January 11, a tournament Stater- ta ry services he named "to aid Friday night’s league fray game was played by the eighth maximum opportunity to realize B ellb rook_____ 9 11 14 14—48 Dunlap, f ______1 0 2 Solution to this dilemma Is in developing and evaluating their individual capacities—spiri­ The annual meeting of the mem­ proved to be a typical thriller and ninth grade boys. The fresh­ Officials: Alley, Milford and Beattie, f ____r______1 2 4 not easy and the committee de­ defense policy; (5) that a com­ tually," intellectually and material bers of the Cedarville Federal Brill, f ______5 0 10 with Cedarville on top, 50-48. men were victors by two points, mittee on national security be Phillips, Franklin. clared that only time and wis-. ly. But equally we rely on individ Savings and Loan Association, for Townsley, c ______-____4 4 12 The first quarter was played final score 8 to 6. established in each ho.use of . dotn of . public discussions will uals to exercise the powers of jell the election of directors and for Cedarville (72) G. F. P. Stanley, g ' ___ 2 0 4 on even terms, as both teams On Monday, January 16, the and the answer. But certainly congress representing all com­ government in a responsible Stewart, f ______9 4 22 Blaterie; g ______7 5 19 warmed up to the play. With seniors, who were winners of there can be no answer If the mittees. of each house whose fashion. A free society can be pre­ the transaction of any other busi­ Irvine, f ______0 0 0 Pickens, g ______1 1 3 Russ Adams hitting for 7 points, the January 4 game, played the cha:n of civilian control over jurisdiction covers a signifi­ served only by responsible citi~en ness of the association shall bo Vest, c __—„______11 2 24 Burton, g ______1 1 3 five of them fouls, the Eagles juniors, winners of January 9. the military is broken or if the cant part of the field;. (6) that . ship . . . Now the new require held at its home office at 2 o’clock as far as possible these com­ Turner, c ______0 8 Totals 32 1680 trailed by only two tallies at the A very close Score of 24-23 end­ pepple are kept in the .dark , ments' of national security threaten in the afternoon on Wednesday the period mark, 11-9. In the second i ed the game with the juniors as mittees on national se'ciirity'' ’ C-hesnut, g ______3 0 6 Eeferee, Turner, umpire; um­ concerning the problems which olir freedom. A major security pro- 18th of January 1950. Tackett, g ______1 1 3 canto, the Indian attack rolled winners. High scoring men for face the nation. _ V act together in the manner of gram requires big government auc pire, McDonald. P. J. .MeCorkell, Secy, Luttrell, g ______7 into high gear, to lead at the the eleventh graders were Don a joint committee. '■ « means greater interference in- the ____ _ 2 3 To strengthen this civilian con­ half 29 to 20. Melvin Tackett and Straley and Kent Williamson,- (7) That one'^full-time ciViliani lives of us all. The danger is likely Turnbull, g ______1 0 2 trol and to aid the President, the with six points each. member of th6>:'natiorial security- to be wilh us a long time. We must FO R SALE T otals,______31 10 72 Paul Vest had accounted for all '’ congress and the individual citizen council be made responsible for; therefore have a security program ■...... ’ " “ Catawba (22) G. F. P. English Minister hut one point of the second quar­ Freshmen, winners of the Jan­ in the exercise Of their respective a more effective flow to'‘the public that is continuously in balance, FOR SALE—Floor type gas Dixon, f ______1 1 3 ter, scoring 17 points between uary 11 game, will compete with responsibilities .the' commission of .information relating lo national! both internally and with other gov­ furnace; Oil heater, with blower, Patterson, f ______2 2 6 them. the Sophomores on January 18. recommends: (1) that the national security; (8) that the Bresident.'deV; ernment rprograms. It must be ef­ 275 gal. tank, 27Q gal. No. 1 oii. 2 To Hold Meet With the beginning of the third security council be /developed as Fitzsimmons, c _._____ 1 0 Pupils Write Original Stories vote a part of his annual.messages ficiently administered and musi 813 West Second, Xenia. Phone' Kurgh, g ______4 1 9 period, and as the game progress­ the principal executive agency on The semester examination in to a discussion of the problems off .avoid waste in the use of limited 2119M. Call in mornings from 9 Murphy, g ------______0 2 2 ed, it became apparent that Bell- which the President-; may rely for Journalism the past week con­ national security and their rela­ national resources. We must main­ to 11. (1-pi Totals - ______8 6 22 A t Dayton brook had not given up. Before formulating and reviewing com­ the game was over, three of Ce- sisted of an original feature by tions to freedom; (9) that vigorous tain .our dynamic free economy and Score by quarters: prehensive and balanced security effort be made to stimulate dis­ we must ensure thfe flow of infor-. FOR SALE—Two-burner Glow darville’s first five had fouled each o f the class. Some pupils policies; (2) that there be added C edarville____ 10 20 13 29—72 cussion throughout the nation on mation to-the piibiic necessary to Boy oil circulating heater with out: Jim Stewart, Don Heidorn, wrote informal essays, otlfers to the council three full-time civil­ Catawba ______3 6 5 8—22 these problems. the operation of democratic gov Blower and thermostat. Phone and Paul Vest. As the game near­ stories, poems, and . cartoons. ian members without other govern­ (10) That .one. full-time member ernment . . . But improvements in 6-4632. .... Official: Coder, Marysville. Their stories will appear from ed its end, the Bellbrook five mental responsibilities. of the national' security council be governmental organization and pro­ time to time in the column. FOR SALE—Brown casuals new, had come to within a few points This council should “ on an ob­ made responsible for reviewing the cedure are not, of themselves suf­ This week we are publishing size 8, $3. Phone 6-3851. and finally tied the score at 48 jective basis, consider our security effect'of security measures on in ficient. ■ Jackets Annex all. However, in the last minute, Jack Irvine’s feature story, as program with respect to such bas­ dividual liberties and advising the “ Only an alert and responsible Jim Luttrell dropped a foul follows: N E W AND USED manure ic and diverse questions as the President thereon; (11) that a citizenry can assure that ade­ spreaders. HALL J. HILL FARM throughf the nets, and was soon INDIANS BAFFLE JINX utilization o f island bases, new quate security is obtained without Continued from Page One section of the President’ s annu’al SERVICE, PHONE 4-3691, James­ followed by another by Don Tur­ On Friday, the thirteenth, in approaches to stockpiling of criti­ the loss of essential freedoms. We message include a review of the town, Ohio. (2w-l-19-J & C- 1-26) Cedarville (68) G. F. P. ner to wrap up the game. the month of January, 1950, a,' cal materials, the integration of relation of security programs to are confident that the American Butts, f ______2 1 5 Adams of Bellbrook was high county league basketball game foreign aid, lend-lease, and our own individual liberties; (12) that the people can and will solve this Shumate, f ______2: 0 4 man for the night with 21 points; was played between Cedarville military program, the peacetime national security council give par­ ! problem.” “• Legal Notice • Downs, f ______2 0 4 McMichael followed him for the and Bellbrook, at the latter NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT home team with 16. Paul Vest school. The Bellbrook Eagles no harsh feminine police eye when once more Cedarville’s top man Estate of Kenneth W. Johnson, Income Tax Specialist doubt hoped that the fact of its Names Making he put his eye to the peephole. New Officers with 19 tallies, scored In less being “ Friday, the 13th,” would Now he’s peeping our through Deceased. ROBERT B. BREWER than three quarters; he was fol­ send all the black cats and lad­ slits between iron bars. He can Notice is hereby given that Mary E. Johnson has been duly appoint­ Accountant and Tax Specialist lowed by Tackett, who garnered ders to put a jinx on the C. H. S* News in Papers see better, but nit so good, if For Livestock 9Vz E- Main St. Xenia, O. 13 points. Indians. that clears it up. ed is Administratrix of the es­ tate of Kenneth W- Johnson, de­ Day or evening appointments This win gives Cedarville a It was a battle from the start, Sam Rayburn, speaker of the Rev. Bryan Green, rector of ceased, late of Boavmcreek Town­ league record of 3-0; they are in with fouls and jump-balls tak­ At the Moment house (In WDC, that is; not in Phone 269-J Birmingham, England, and known Committee Chosen ship, Gieene County, Ohio. a first-place tie with Beaver, who ing the lead in the plays. Never Sarah Watson of Carlisle, Pa., his own house in, Arkansas) is as England's leading evangelist, A t an all-day meeting 'Thurs­ Daitd this 5th day of January, have the same record. a quiet moment! In line with the was 103 the other day. Her corn- 68. He was one of 11 children; will be leader of a mission to he 1950. situation, three of our braves ment was “Nobody dught to live seven of them were home for day of the Greene County Live­ held in Christ Church, Dayton, Reserves Split stock committee, Paul Stafford WILLIAM B. MeOALLISTEP. were eliminated from the game, ' to be that old.” Well, Sary, many Christmas this year. There may Jan. 25-29, it has been announc­ Judge of the Probate Court, The little Indians bowed to a with five personal fouls. be some things wrong., with a fe l-' of Beavercreek township, was ad­ ed by Rev. Raymond K. Riebs, do. Gretue County, Ohio. Teddy Baer stronger Plattsburg five by a The play' continued with > a low like that—being a Democrat vanced from vice . chairman to general chairman for the event. score o f 25-17. Although the Dr..Prasad, a friend of Gandhi, chairman. He succeeds Raymond (l-13-3t-l-27) “nip and tuck” battle—then name is the new president of India. And for instance but not many things. By Luella Bowser Widely known in England for losers were ahead at the half by the crucial moment. The score Wolf. The new .vice chairman is Restaurant you think you have troubles! W'esley Fesler can have the . E d ' Haines, ‘ and Clarence W il­ Chief Deputy Clii'k his BBC broadcasts and newspa­ was tied 48-48, with .only seconds Dean Acheson, his red mus­ OSU coaching job .forever,.-fans - liamson the new secretary. Wil- per articles, Rev. Green is flying Sponsored by the Episcopal remaining. One o f our players LEGAL NOTICE tache atilt*, says we can be safe say. Doorknob-bald Clement, At- . liamspn .succeeds Paul Dobbins. COUNTRY FRIED to Ohio from England for the had been fouled. This was it! He Notice is hereby given that Paul Churches of -the Dayton region, in the Far East with Formosa. lee won’t be sure there even will As features of the day’s pro­ mission in Dayton, and also will made it! And the score board tal- ____ Bruce Fienherg will petition the CHICKEN meetings will he held in Christ Hoover says we can’t. Take your “ always be even an En§'land” un- gram .three livestock specialists conduct missions in Cincinnati lied another point for usk Now” rC i» Church starting at 8 nightly, til Britisher's -take a. vote*on it.,-, fropi. OSU .spoke, and. County probate court of Greene County, and Columbus while in this coun­ to keep it that way- Another Th-T* A Speciality Jan. 25 through 28. The mission The Reuthers:—Walter ' and; Shirley Temple’ is.-“furious” .a-v Agent-Drake review dd 1949 ac­ Ohio, praying that his name bet try. Arrangements for his visit dian warrior scored a foul shot, : will conclude with a closing ser­ Victor, that is-—are getting a bout newspapers telling that .she tivities of the committee. Edwin changed to Paul ' Since. were made by the Rt. Rev. Hen­ giving us a two-point lead. Then s Moderate Prices vice of Thanksgiving at 3 p. m. goodly share of sympathy from is having dinners* with a Reno Kirby, assistant county agent, Said petition will be for hearing ry Wise Hobson, Bishop of came the bell! Jan. 29. Mit -and Mrs. America, both of admirer. “ Furious” , is . the kick- . also addressed the group. on or after the 23rd day of Feb­ Southern Ohio. We had dodged all the black, whom are forgetting for the min­ off for most Hollywood roman,-' ' Myron Fudge, E. J. Ferguson, ruary 1950. cats and ladders, even the jinx ute that both of them spend two ces, and often remains an _ele- . Roger. Collins and Donald Dallas Paul Bruce Fienberg that was so evident on the court, years in Russia taking lessons ment in them...... were named to a committee which Wead and Aultman —and had rolled up another vic­ on how to Sovetize America. Do Bill Whodat drove his car 156' supervises the operation of the Attorneys tory for the C. H. S. Indians.— . you imagine they have forgotten miles in the sleet. When lie got Dayton Livestock Producers mar­ SEWING-—Women and childrens Jack Irvine the teachings? to where he was going he could­ ket.” ‘ clothing. Phone 6-1081, Doris Truesdale. * Will Wonders Never Cease? Waler Reuther is being men­ n’t get anybody to pay any 'at- : IN THE MARKET? tioned as a possible Democratic tention "to his horn-biowing for- Examination papers can be as ar. hour. So he drove the car on interesting as your favorite joke candidate for president. What FARMS FOR SALE the sidewalk and -did some mo-, Check With Us Before Buying books, that is if you are not the happens in Ohio in 1950 will in­ tioning and sign-language edn-^ AND FARM LOANS Farm Grain Tile teacher, or if you did not contri­ fluence his decision. So maybe versation till somebody got an bute the bright bit of knowledge.' you can help rim make up his electric iron and thawed his We have many good farms for This year, as always, come uni­ mind. Ditching prison open. sale on easy terms. Also make Frigidaire Appliances que answers have come from var­ Victor Mature, movie idol, had farm loans at 4% interest for AUTOMATIC WASHERS ious classes. his appendix removed. A gushy 15 years. No application fee Trenching Service ' woman bought it. She didn’t re­ and nd appraisal fee. DRYERS One member of the Junior DEAD STOCK English Class indentified Prince veal what she intends doing with ELECTRIC RANGES it. Carry it as a spare, maybe. Horses $2.50 Cows $2.50 Write or Inquire Prospero, a character in one of Hogs $0,25 Cwt. ROSS COTTER KITCHEN SINKS Edgar Allen Poe’s stories, as a Rose and Edith Thorn, called Collect 454 Xenia McSavaney & Co. London, O. KITCHEN CABINETS :by their neighbors “the Thorn P. O. Box 748 Phone 3-6810 nurse in the Civil War. The well- XENIA FERTILIZER REFRIGERATORS known quotation, “Give me lib­ girls,” live in Hazelton, Ind. Small stock removed promptly Leon H. Kling, Mgr. Springfield, Ohio DEEP FREEZERS erty, or give me death,” was. When the Wabash forgot its classified as "Lincoln’s second moon and poetry and went on a inaugural, by Emmerson.” One of persons, it swirled menacing- pupil in the seventh grade Eng- ly around the Thorn girls’ lit lish class spelled Christmas:— tie home. But they kept on piec­ John Deere Farm Machinery Crixmas. * . ing the. quilt they were working On the eighth grade math test oil, and wouldn’t hear t o ‘ being New and Used students were asked to define a out o f the house. Abashed, the rectangle. This is one answer Wabash lashed its other bank. received—-“you mul. lb. that all.” J. C. Smith, a descendant of Have you heard of the new way Sir John Who gave' the edict a- to spell figure—well, its “figer” •bout not eating without working (a phonetics advocate, no doubt.) that time, didn’t spend a dime for The science exam will be last a year or more. A t the end of the Coleman Oil Heaters in this discussion, but with one time he took his accumulated 2,- At 20% Discount on Models on Hand look at those answers, we’re cer­ 000 dimes' arid bought an auto­ tain you would not say, least. mobile. May the John Smith tribe 40% Discount on Coal Heaters on Hand Common words on this test seem­ increase! Milk Green Pasture Crackers Premium lb. ed to be misspelled most often: • John D. Battle . is executive Tall c a n ...... 10c pkg, ...... 25c for instance, fog-farg and ‘frog;’ : vice president of the national coal 'clay-caly; water-wiathgr; year- association. Sounds ' like they’ve Peaches No,- 2^. jean 19% Popcorn Home Grown yare; sleet-shee and photosynth­ got the right man for the job. Full Line of Small Appliances esis. Other answers contrary to • I ,tTom Haywood -of New' Bern, Kraut Spring Garden 2 No. White lb. B ag ...... 19c Webster are: germology (study. !*-{#.. C., invented a self-kicking *' machine and found it beats in- 2% cans . V:.... — 25c Pears Eavey’s. Halves No. 2 y 2 of germs and their control); sap- . j , .__ c a n ...... 29c Fall Line of Hardware Paints flies (fungi! living on soil on tod ' r ”t,n« * r S f S ’kh 'JS Rinso & Super Suds Ige. 23c & Natives’ (several ^ * 4 “ » dSJ a i t a - J o r Apricots Whole Unpeeled forming related functions); scon- '.- the.f” at^bed°confessioli that Marshmallows Good Hope N o. 2 V2 c a n ...... 25c tona or litter (the su-eetliquid w found deen down in a ^as ^e3Se ffaroes all the 2 10 oz. Cello bags ...... 29c Coffee Merrit Brand Meyers Water System & Pipe A? * " L I ' S Lb. B a g ...... 59c gem in the rough* Food shelter ln ^eePs 0I} dying, and Corn Merrit Brand White and clothing are essential things the job is lessened. Cr. Style 3 cans .' ...... 25c Chocolate Drops Lb. Bag 25c the soil furnishes to plant grow­ James Tilton, a banker and a th; and “pebles” are a part of Democrat, in Nashville, capital Dunlop Tire & Tubes, Farm or Passenger the flower. Spry or Crisco 31b. can .... 75c of famous Brown ^county, Indi­ W e have added Cellu (We Trade-in Your Used Tires) Some of these answers may be ana, died at the age o f 99. Rea­ Oxydol & Tide Lge pkg. 23c Diabetic Food due to nervousness or plain care­ lizing for almost 20 years that lessness, as we hope that CHS it’s been no time fo r a Democrat pupils in their thoughtful mo­ to die, Jim held out. He would ments 'would not be guilty of have kept on at least another QUALITY MEATS Vavoline Oil & Greases such inaccurate answers.—Rosie -year; hut they told him.the squir­ (Save Money by Ordering Early for Spring) Miller and Margaret Swaney rels were burying more nuts, and ■i the woollyworms were woolier Pork Chops Totter Cuts) Weiners (all meat) .. lb. 47c 5 9 c v - *- . f - A great deal of rainy weather,^ arid it looked like the Republicans W e Service Everything W e Sell ; which has ocurred since work of;*: were going to take over again, completing the 33 miles of 26-’* . Sarah Pierce; Paul Dresser’s End Chops (Neck - . (Braun ®ros^ COME IN and LOOK OVER OUR NEW DISPLAYS inch Texas Eastern gas pipeline 0 inspiration fo r the popular song, l h 9.Q{> ...... — ...... was started in December, has - “ My Gal, Sal,” died at 98 in Ter- Easy Payment Terms greatly retarded the work, re Haute. The Wabash, which has End Chops (Loin End) * Bacon Ends (Kingan’s) Only some i4 miles o f the line been “Sal’s” heaviest competitor has been completed, from a point all these years, was creeping to­ ...... lb. 47c -* * ...... - "" i i e Cedarville Farm Implement & Supply Co. near Melledgeville into Clinton wards her door right then. County. William Fritz, milkman with Phone 6-17S1 * Cedarville Several days during the heavy - “an auger, bored holes in doors so rains recently work was virtual- he could peek in at pretty eusto- HARNER & HUSTON CEDARVILLE MARKET ly at a standstill. * mers. But one day he'- faced a The Cedarville, 0. Herald -Friday> Jan. 20, 1950

LEAVES POE HOME guests responded to roll call by GO TO FLA. Elliott this past week. They came Young1 People Milledgeville IN CALIF. naming a keepsake and its back­ Mrs. Etta Smith and her son- fo r the funeral of Dr. Taylor. Many Receive Health Council ground. A business session was in-law and daughter, Mr. and Banks Elects Mrs. Eager Pearson (Mary Miss Majorie Cotton left Mon- C a /»u «U it W in Banner presided over by Mrs. William At a meeting of the stockhold Margaret McMillan) left by plane Mrs, J, K. Forest of Kendelville, day by plane for Washington P- OUtlul ItV At a recent convention of Hopping, president. A. dessert ers of the Miiledgeville hank of Sunday for San Francisco. Mon­ Indiana are spending several C. after -3 weeks visit with her «... J young people held* in. the Port Meeting Held course was served by the hostess Jeffersonville, D. H. Allen was day evening she left San Fran­ weeks in Florida. Mrs. Smith has parents Mr. and Mrs. Sherman William Methodist church, the, at the close of the meeting. named director to fill the vacancy cisco for Tokyo and arrived in been visiting at the Forest home the Spring Valley Youth Fellow­ Cotton. - • . - Benefits caused by the resignation of Ol­ Tokyo Wednesday night* She "will HOME CULTURE CLUB this winter. ship group again, won the ban­ hi Xenia Monday join her husband, Mr. Pearson ' Rev. and Mrs, W ; A'. Condon 18,470 retired Workers and iver S. Nelson, who resigned last ENTERTAINED TUESDAY ATTENDS CONFERENCE ner for the greatest attendance. T he.. Greene County Health who is employed by the National _ had ad weekend* ^guests . them survivors of workers are now re- fall because of ill health, Mrs." Lois Little was hostess: IN TENN. This is jthq‘geQond time the council-, sponsored the .south west­ City Bank o f New York, in Tok­ we won Other directors of the hank are to the home Culture Club* Tues-* John Mills spent four days last ern Ohio rural health conference yo. The Pearsons will he in Tok­ of them A, E. Ervin, Frank E. Hidy, Ray. day afternoon in the Eastern week in Memphis, Tenn., attend­ dat a meeting held Monday in Cen­ yo 3 years. resident is R. Maddox, Warren W. Williams, Star room. Mrs. Paul Ramsey ing a National Fire-Department Mr. Ralph. Murdock was. taKen tion. This was announced by tral High school auditorium, Xe- Miss Patricia Kennedy, and the Forrest Smith and Mrs, O. B. ATTEND XENIA presided in the absence of Mrs. Instructors Conference. Mr. last weet;.back to McClellan , hos- Hugh A. McNary Jr., Manager, ia. Ropp. H. H. Brown, the president. The pital in Xenia for treatment. in making his annual report of pastor and his wife, Rev. and HEALTH MEET Mills had charge of the program In . all* 23 counties comprise In the reorganization, Ervin club, voted to give $5.00 to the Mrs. E. R. Briggs, take .an active Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boyer and Wednesday on Industrial Fire lUi- .or,* TWVs W-.TT Rrnwn had the iield office operations. This the district and the -representa­ was re-elected president and Hidy Polio fund and send a box_ to interest\in the group. Rankin McMillan, president of Departments. 28* more ,hae tion from thegtyarious areas was vice president. school hoard represented Cedar­ Germany as an Easter project. as those receiving benefits for the large. -About 200 delegates were Harmon, Mrs. Burton Harmon Mrs. Mildred Fent was again ville High School at the South Mrs. Warren Barber gave a pa­ AUXILIARY TO HOLD year 1948, as 3,670 new benefic­ in atendance from the neighbor­ and son of Lima and Mr. N. W. Western Ohio Health Conference per on “Mental Hygiene.” Twen­ INSTALLATION iaries have been added to the ing counties of Adams, Butler, chosen cashier of the institution. Prowant of Oakwood. ‘ Mr. Pro­ Every Person in Xenia Monday. “High School ty five members and guests were The American Legion Auxil­ rolls of this Agency during the Champaign, Clark, Clermont, • Officers reported that the want will remain at the Brown Health” was the general theme served a dessert course by the iary will hold installation of of­ past year. The total , monthly Clinton, Darke, Fayette, Frank­ bank had a good businses home for some time. for the all day program. Eastern Star ladies. ficers Thursday evening, Jan. 26 payments received by the 16,470 Would Pay $306.62 lin, Highland, Logan, Madison, throughout the year. at 8 p. ra. at the Shelter house. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Stevens- -people are $354,830. Miami, Montgomery, Pickaway, FARM COUNCIL VISIT HERE All members are urged to be This means that more than Preble, Ross, Shelby, Union and FRIDAY NIGHT moved this week into the apt. at OVER WEEKEND present for this service. Follow­ Lula Henderson, recently vacated $4,200,000 has been returned to Warren. Mrs. John Reinhard and son Farm Bureau Council No. 8 Turnpike Cost ing the service the group will by Harry Garringer. the workers and their families Under the tax burden that I. M. (Hy) Hyman, Xenia, a of Columbus spent the weekend met Friday evening at the home be joined by members of the Le­ , in the counties of Montgomery, would result from President Tru­ with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rein- o f Mr. and Mrs. Lester Markley. member of the Greene county gion post fo r a social hour and Mr. and^ Mrs. Wdlinm ,EJSter Darke, Greene and Preble during man’s proposed budget of $42,- Health’s Council's executive com­ hard. Mrs. Reinhard and son will Vice president, Ross Wiseman Estimated at refreshments. The Legion will had as weekend’ guests ‘‘Mr. aftd the year 1949. While this Seems 500,000,000 for 1950, every per­ mittee, presided at the morning leave by plane next week to join presided over the business meet- hold their regular meeting this Mrs. Harold Teller of Toledo. to he an impressive figure, the son living in the United States— session. Mayor Elwood S. Smith Mr, Reinhard in Denver Colora­ ‘ing. Discussion on “Better Mar­ same evening at the home o f. j i\r— -md average monthly benefit for this man, ’ woman and child—would of Xenia gave the address of wel­ do, where they will make their keting for the Farm Crops” M i. and Mr^ Ror'Jacobs an number of people represents on- Seven Million Greer McCallister. have to pay $306.62. come. home, was led by Mr. William Clevelle. Mr and- Mrs.. Fred ‘ tf iy $21.54 per individual. The proposed four-lane super­ Jamestown .wiSiteds'thdi'. sister,! T GrCene county’s share would Experts in health instruction Ice ceam and cookies were serv­ CHILD CELEBRATES be $8,732,588, highway between Xenia and Day- GIRL SCOUTS Mrs " Flovd Willis nr University - ‘ ^reene County .947 claim- were on the morning program— ton is estimated to cost $7,422,- ed several members by Mrs. 3RD BIRTHDAY MONDAY ants are receiving $17,205 each’ These figures are compiled by HOLD CLASSES Judith E a r I i n e Stitswofth, < hospital, Columbus, Sunda'yv Miss Eileen Downey of the nurs­ 000, Markley, •> month; This represents $.206,- Herschel C. Atchinson, executive Girl Scout Troop No. 16 are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl- ing school of OSU; Dr. Helen Mrs. Willard Tohii), .M rs.^red 460 which has been returned for vice president of the Ohio Cham­ The state and federal govern­ starting a class of folk games HONORED WTH ' • Stitsworth, Cedarville, celebrated Coops of the University of Cin- Ewry, Mrs,. Toni Harper ■ and , the year 1949. ber of commerce. ments have f inished the surveys and square dancing, held each SURPRISE PARTY her 3rd birthday at a party at einnati; John Hughes, a teacher The "House of Representatives In composing Greene county's and blueprints and most of the Wednesday evening after school Mr. Amos Frame whose birth­ the home of her grandparents, Mr Mrs. Raymond .Spracklenr- were in the public schools of New Vi­ Tuesday .guests of Mr...and Mrs, approved Bill HR 6000*-'in Octo­ •burden of $8,732,588 in proposed right of way has been obtained. in the Shelter House. Mrs. Al­ day was Monday and Mr. Edwin and Mrs. Arthur Judy, Monday. enna, Clinton county; and Miss Car1 Ferguson in Pleasant-Hill,. ber of 1949,. which will provide federal spending, the Ohio cham­ Xenia authorities have agreed bert Mott will be the instructor. Bull whose birthday was Tues­ Earline’s guests Included sev­ Keba Harris of, the state depart­ protection for 11 million workers ber’s statistics showed that the to the proposed plan, including The girls in this course will re­ day were honored with a sur­ eral playmates and their mothers. ment of health. Mr. and Mrs.JRqx Jacobs at­ who are now excluded should it amount is approximately eight an OK on the finances; Dayton ceive a scout dance badge. prise party at the Bull home A “fish pond” was arranged. Afternoon speakers included tended the .discussion group of. be approved by the Senate this and "Seven-tenth times the total is still hedging on details, hut Tuesday evening. A group of Henry. Federighi of Y ellow ATTEND TEA Ice cream, cake and mints were Farm Bureau Council No. 4 in year. The largest single group real, public utility and tangible as the work will begin at the Xe­ friends: and neighbors held a Sprittgs and Mrs. Litta Roberson IN XENIA served to Bonnie Brooks, Linda Bowersville. Tuesday .at the home now excluded that would be cov­ personal property taxes collect­ nia end of the 12-mile stretch no covered dish dinner and the hon­ Chapman, Barry Brooks, ’ Mike of the Ohio Farm Bureau federa­ Several ladies from here at­ o f Mr, and Mrs-.D. F- Seaman. ered by this bill are the self-em­ ed for all purposes in the coun­ delay is anticipated. !j ored guests were presented with and Bruce Beam, “ Punkin” Cor- tion. tended the 3rd Annual Tea for * . «• •* - ployed and domestic employees. ty for 1948, Blueprints show that the route gifts from the group, bean, Phillip Edinger, Mrs. Larry farm women at the Second U. CLIFTON - v This bill also provides for an This amount of these taxes in Panel discussions were partici­ will eliminate railroad crossings,’ Brooks, Mrs. Roy Chapman, Mrs. pated in by great number of well- P. church in Xenia Friday after­ HOLD MEETING average increase of 70% for this county was $1,007,035, ac­ the sharp curves and narrow Robert Beam, Mr?, Charles Ed­ The Women’s Missionary of the known citizens, including Supt. noon. The tea was given by the MONDAY EVENING some 3 million beneficiaries who cording to the analysis. bridges of present US-35. The Home and Community committee inger and Mrs, Cluster Corbean, Clifton U P i t e cl Presbyteyian are now receiving monthly pay* H. K. Baker of the Fail-born turnpike will leave Xenia along The Cedarville Chapter No. It is pointed out that these fig­ of Greene County Farm Bureau. David and Dickie A ry of Grape Church met Wednesday qf this ments throughout the United ures do not include the president’s schools; Dr. Ray Barry, Mrs. a route south of the present US- 410 O. E. S. held their stated Grove, and Mrs. Grace Stitsworth week with Mi’S, Arthur. .Pfieffer States. It also provides for perm­ proposed payroll tax increase of Dorothy Stamback, county health 35, coming back to it at a point meeting Monday evening at the COVERED DISH DINNER Jamestown, grandmother of the of Cedarville. Mrss Pfieffer was anent and total disability pro­ nurse, with concluding remarks west of the underpass near the Masonic hall with Mary Picker­ $3 billion, which adds further HELD AT C’HURCII guest of honor. the leader of the devotions and tection for workers who qualify by Dr. J. P. Schmidt of Osu who rural church beyond Rnollwood. ing, Worthy Matron, presiding. burdens on every citizen. I he Youth Fellowship of the topic “Japan Begins Again." . under the law. served as moderator of the pan­ To get actual construction un­ After the business meeting a soc­ CEDAR CLIFF DAR Methodist Church held a covered The hostess for the meeting As of Januaryl, 1950 the soc­ el. der way is the goal of the state dish dinner in the church Sunday ial hour with refreshments was NAMES OFFICERS were Mrs, Dinar- Sparrow and ial security tax rate increased to Bonus Paymnts Roy Dudrow, Xenia, is presi­ department, according to Direc­ evening. Following the dinner enjoyed. Mrs, John A. Davis, near Ce­ Mrs. Pearle Sexton. •1 1-2 % for both employee and dent of the health council and tor T. J. Kauer. Miss Janet Gordon led devotions darville, was elected regent of Average $305 Mrs. Fred Dobbins of Cedarville, ENTERTAINS MISSIONARY The monthly meeting of Trus­ employer, based on a maximum and program. A social hour of Cedar Cliff chapter, Daughters of The state of Ohio in the past vice president. Other members of AT HOME tees of the United Presbyterian of $3,000 wages per year. This games was held later. the American Revolution, for 20. months has paid an average the council are from Xenia. Dividends Are Mrs. Arthur Pfeiffer enter­ 1950-51 at the annual business church was 'held. Wednesday will mean that the employee’s tax cannot exceed $45 each year of $305 to 721,344 living veterans Members of the district' coun­ RIGSBEY - LEMASTER tained the Missionary society of meeting at the home of Mrs. evening. Mostly routine business and an average of $380 to 30,- Above Last Year Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lemaster with a like amount payable by cil from neighboring counties the Clifton U. P. church at her Warren J. Barber, Cedarville, occupied the evening. Paul Rife 121 next of kin of 21,305 deceased' Announced as an all-time high, are announcing the marriage of home Wednesday afternion. Mrs. • Saturday afternoon. She succeeds is chairman of the board. the employer. are: Clarence Hunter, Madison dividends declared for the final During the year 1949, the Day^ Ohio war veterans. and Mrs. Arthur McCoy, Clinton. their daughter Minnie Magda- Pfeiffer opened the meeting and Mrs. Anna O. Wilson, On Friday evening of this week According to figures released six months of 1949 by the four line to Charles Rigsbey. The cere­ led the discussion on the study Other officers named for the ton office reports that less than Xenia savings and loan associa­ the Bible class taught by Dr. 1-2. of 1 percent of the 3,670 fil­ by Director Leslie G. Serimger mony was performed Saturday book, “Japan Begins Again.” Mrs. Coming year were Mrs. J. A. Fin­ John W- Bickett of the United of the World War II Compensa­ tions totaled over $107,000. The evening at 7 p. m. at the Lemas­ Pfeiffer was assisted by Mrs. ney, Xenia, vice regent; Mrs. ing claims lost benefits by rea­ total for the year exceeded $211,- Presbyterian church held its son of delayed filing. However, tion Fund, $228,403,016.70 was High Wind Raged ter home, with Rev. Bruce Brooks Qmer Sparrow and Mrs. Pearl Robert W. MacGregor, secretary; monthly social at the home of was paid out in all by the state 000. The figures for 1948 were pastor of Jamestown Penecostal Sexton. Mrs. Barber, treasurer; Mrs. .1. 124 individuals lost $43,982 be­ ■slightly over $191,000. Mr, and Mrs. Casper Arnett of cause of their failure to filev from April 28, 1948, to Jan. 1, Church of Christ, officiating. The G. Davis, registrar; Mrs. W. A. the Clark’s Run neighborhood. 1950. Friday Night as The People’s Building and couple was attended by the brides CLASS TO MEET Condon, chaplain; Mrs. Wilson, their claims within the prescrib­ Savings company carries its mes­ JANUARY 24 Prof. Elwood Shaw o f' Cedarville ed period set up in the Social sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and and Mrs. 0. Jay Burnett, Xenia, College showed* pictures ‘•of his sage of saving to the people of Mrs, Carl Stevens. The bride The Westminster class of the directors, Miss Eleanore Kyle, Security Law. In Greene Coun­ Rain Storm Ceased this community hy this newspa­ Presbyterian church will meet travels. Mr. and Mrs. Arnett pre­ ty 22 individuals lost payments chose for her wedding a street librarian and Miss Carrie Rife, To offer another kind of proof per every week. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. pared games and contests. A . amounting to $7,030.98, The Trustees Are dress of pale blue with brown historian. that he is still king, Old Man James Ramsey at Harriman Hall, good time was enjoyed by mar­ greatest number of these indi­ accessories and a corsage of Miss Martha Cooley, Mrs. Ral­ ried peoples class. ‘ - Winter took a turn for the worse Tuesday evening, Jan. 24. M r. viduals losing benefits thought white carnations. Mrs. Stevens ph Rife and Mrs. Fred Dobbins In Columbus Friday evening and night and Fayette Fair , and Mrs. Herbert Fields will as­ wore a toast brown dress with a were elected delegates to the an­ they had to retire permanently turned- on his fans. sist the hostess, Mr. Roger Getz Plans Being'Mate ^ yellow carnation corsage. nual Ohio DAR Congress in Co­ IV to" receive payments. Mr. McNary Winds as high as the memory returned missionary from Indtp points- out that • any .qualified As one of the first fairs in Following the ceremony 25 lumbus March 13-16. At Convention o f man goeth not back further will be the guest worker over 65 years of age who’ Ohio—first the management in­ guests were received at a recep­ speaker. Thirty memhers attended the than whipped across Greene is away from this job for at Township trustees from all of tion at the LeMaster home, Mrs. business session whieh was fol­ county and environs, tossing sists in every way—the Fayette MCKIBBEN CLASS TO MEET least one month and earns less Greene county will attend the ess- county fair hoard is already at Rigsbey is a graduate of Cedar- lowed by a social hour, Refresh­ weakened trees, some sturdy AT KYLE HOME than $14.99, is eligible to receive sions of : the state convention— work preparing the program for ville high school and attended ments were served by Mys. Bar­ oaks and an occasional roof at The McKibben Bible class ot a Social Security payment for one of the' largest assemblies of the July event. Spiingfield Business College. ber, assisted by Mrs, Wilsqn and will. Damage was negligible, the U. P. church will meet Fri­ that month, even though he ex­ officials to meet in the capital— The couple went Immediately Ray Brandenburg, president, day evening (tonight) at the Sarah Reed, pects to return to his job later on. this week. however, and about all the com­ to their home on the Harper munity suffered was inconven­ and other members of the board, home of Dr. and Mrs. Donald The records in the office of the Frank Good, Field Represent­ The program which came at farm, Charleston road. Mr. Rigs­ Mrs. Robert MacGregor Sr., ience in trying to keep an auto­ atended the managers’ conven­ Kyle. Assisting the Kyles are county recorder show' the fol­ ative of the Dayton Field Office, the weekend from Secretary Ba­ bey, son of Mrs.- Della Rigsbey, has returned to her home in Or­ mobile in the road or a hat over tion in Columbus and booked Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Waddle lowing real estate transfers: holds office hours at the Xenia ker outlines a school for new of­ S. Solon J s engaged in farming. leans, Maas,, after a visit with a pair of ears. many of the attractions for the and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Coulter, Henry and Miriam G. • Horn- Post Office every Monday at 12:- ficers and refresher course {for Mrs. Harold D. Furst, formerly her son and family Mr. and Mrs, Rain, rain and more rain was evening programs. berger to M ax’ Lewis and Jean. 39 p. m. incumbents. A dozen or more of cedarville and now of Athens, ATTEND INNER Robert MacGregor Jr. She also the menu for most of the week, Heifner, lot in Sllvercreek town­ speakers whose names are famil­ has underwent surgery at White IN COLUMBUS visited other relatives in Day- but the wind bjew away the There were 152 burials in the ship. iar to Ohioans, including the gov­ Cross hospital in Columbus this - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bdgford, ton. clouds and Saturday was an in­ Washington C. H. cemetery in Maurice L. and Zadle Peterson Seed Plentiful ernor, appear on the list for var­ week. North Main street and Mr. Neil viting winter day, with pleasant 1949, whiclf was 19 fewer than Mrs, Paul Elliott attended the to Donald A. and Frances Louise ious sessions. Kennon and Miss Doris Horn* Farmers Find temperatures and bright skies. in 1948. JAPAN IS THEME Mid year meeting of the Dayton Ellicott, one-eighth acre in Ce­ The popular “Old Timers’ ” Springfield attended a banquet With the sad recollection of OF CLUB MEETING Presbytery at the West Minister darville. session, a luncheon on Thursday in Columbus Saturday evening the scarcity of seed of all kinds “Japan” was the theme o f a Church in Dayton, Tuesday. In Xenia—Alma Ruet to Lu- no.on at the Hotel Seneca, is to given annually by the Enduro during the war years and for a talk given by Mrs. Roger Pier­ Motorcycle Elders Association of Mr. Yernon Tlnsler of Morley, ella Ann Jones, part-lot. Mariet­ be addressed by Thurman (Dusty) son (Mary Margaret McMillan), ta Middleton to Mary L. Mendee, period after it, farmers are fac­ Miller-, Wilmington newspaper­ which Mr, Bagford is a mem­ Mich., spent the weekend at the ing the - spring seeding season Thursday afternoon at a meeting two part lots. Tully C. and Mazy man, who is appearing for the ber. home of Mrs. Lucy Turner. Mrs. with more than security. of the Cedarville Woman’s Club Tinsley and children returned A. Coin to Ann D. Wynn, lot. Hal- fourth time at the same event. Mrs. Joanna Hammerle of “Seed" is plentiful,” is the word at the home of Mrs. Rankin Mc­ to their home after 3 weeks lie Marie Simms to Louise Liner Trenton has been visiting at the being spoken among the farmers h s * - Millan, Cedarville. visit at the Turner home. and Jonnie Johnson, half interest Eighteen members and several home of Mrs. Anne Smith. in lot. R. E. and Lula M. Besch and to them by seed dealers and Farmers C/ops iMr. and Mrs. Donald Hagler to Emery T. Beal, half lot. growers. The extension service and sons spent the weekend with Are 10% Higher In Xenia . .townships—- Roger of OSU has two bulletins prepar­ the latters sister and brother-in- Stowe- .Fudge, e t. al.,* to. Emery Ohio farmers on the average •r ed- to assist farmers in the pro- law Mr, and Mrs. Paul Streuing Beall, 70,89 acres. Emery T. Beai- raised 25 per cent more crops per NSW in Columbus. to Glenn, and Dorothea Patterson,, pfer* selection -off- seed. One is acre in the 1940’s than they did 70.89 acres. “ Crop Varieties and Hybrids," in the previous 10 years, a farm Mr. and Mrs. Collins William­ expert says. and the other “ Ohio Certified NEW COHN HYBRIDS — for High Y ield son and son Richard, have re­ In Yellow Springs—Frank B. J. I. Falconer of the Ohio ag­ Clean Husking, Early Maturity, Quick Drying turned from a visit with Mr. and Ruth . Weller to Earl E. Field Crop Seeds.” These book­ ricultural experiment station Williamsons brother, Mr. Em­ and Evelyn J. Granger, two lots. lets are being placed in the hands said the wheat harvest increas­ Delicious Sweet Com Hybrids m mett Williamson in Michigan Patricia M. Williams to. Earl ed 16 per cent., corn 26 per cent., of county agents for distribution. f & y City, Miss. and Enid Williams, , one-third in­ and hay 28 per cent. terest in tract. There* is an addenda to the Ladino Clover — Buffalo and Banger 'Alfalfa — Fescues Better seed, better care of the Mr, and Mrs. Max Bitner and “plentiful” note about seeds, Birdsioot Trefoil — Reed Canary Grass — Sweet Sudan In Beavercreek ‘township soil, more favorable weather, and GAS family of Rosewood visited Sun­ Full line of New Clovers and other Grasses Marcus McCallister,' • commission^ ‘'but some.of them will be high- greater use of tractore all help­ day with Rev. and Mrs. W. 8- er for Daniel W- Boone, tp Lus- priced.” ed, he said. * . . Collier. cille Boone, lot ‘ in' Kridliwood. WATER HEATERS! Andrew, Columbia and Clinton "59" Oats Mr. and Mrs. Guy LeFopge and Home Federal to Graydon and daughter Wanda aye spending • May Pqderbaugh,' lot in Knoll* Write for free copy of our J95fj Catalog. W#cordially invite you several days in Florida. wood, Creighton Miller-to Harry to Visit us and see our complete line of Farm and Garden jSeed. - J- Kiefahe'r and Dolores*‘Stinson, au tom atic Mr. and Mrs. Frank S, Elliott _ lot. Charles J. Boavbr: to- Paul ,: CLEAN BEFORE YOU STORE M O T W A T E R W. N.SCARFF’S SONS ‘ Box 61 * New Carlisle, Ohio and family % of Stgckbridge, Gft., and Florence Kohioff,- lot. visited with; Dr. and Mys. Paul , In Bath township—-Kenneth B. and Marcia Fees to Franklin and Will your “winter things” be moth bait this summer? Ethel Wade, lot in.--Fairborn. Not if you send them to New Cedarville Cleaners for Hupp & Roehner, Ic.’-fo Anthony' expert dry cleaning. Dirt and grime work into fab­ i W j M T f S and Wilma Maurel,' lot; Wilbur -41 H. Null to- Clarke G. Mathison, ric — often invisibly . . . then moth worms have a lot. Irma Schul to Clarke C. and i Listings Invited Esther, lot. Ferdinand and Nora feast. Before you store, let New Cedarville-Cleaners Haag to Clarke C. and Esther ‘‘proof” your clothes against the menace of moths Mathison, lot. Oliver and Kath­ and silver fish. Why pul off having automatic hot water in your home? The W e Serve the Seller W e Serve the Buyer leen Emery to Harold and Doro­ convenience of fast hot water!-The comfort of abundant hot thy Robinson, lot. J. D. and water! The economy of thrifty hot .water! They’re all yours Mary Lou Burt to Ernestt and with the NEW Duo-Therm Automatic Gas Water Heater. Cordelia Meade, lot. Guillaume 36 Proper!ties Sold in this vicinity during 1949 Pierrere Henri and Marguerite No coilc to cieg or hist out. Duo-Therm’s “ off-center ffue’’ Baudet to Ralph Graydon and Gladys Capstick, two lots. increases the distance heat travels, gets more heat out of-your 1950 is an opportunity year - We pledge .our Patrons our very best Lonnie Smith to Mitch Adkins, fuel. Duo-Therm’s exclusive Burner feeds gas to every burner work and cooperation to give our fullest eapacityjof Service. half interest in part lot.- Marie port with prescription accuracy” It’s with fuel! Shearer to Thelma '-and'' Olivd .'Shearer, lot." Smodols for ovary ti«od. Bum all types of gas. See them-* ■ ' ‘Marion antf * Harold1*'Hess * fo start enjoying fully*uakwMrfic hot water now! Easy Terms, Harold and- • Donald1 McKinnSfc L. ANTHONY SPENCER lot in Spring Valley.' -

NAMED STAFF CHIEF Real Estate Sales * Insurance Dr. J. H. Persinger, Washing­ ton C. H. physician, has* been named chief of the staff of tKe THE NEW CEDARVILLE CLEANERS PHONE new Fayette county hospital. Dr* James E. Rose is next in coin* Clifton 5743 Springfield 28371 mand and Dr. Hugh Payton sec* Xenia Ave., Cedarville Phone 6-3411 retary-tressurer. Cedarville, Ohio * VVv £5*?*r****■.-$ * & . *,-; ; "S •.-**• v-/- -- - J i * •

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M a y , Jan. 20, 1950 The Cedarville, O. Herald visions of the Taft-Hartley Act millions it has borrowed from CLARENCE J. BROWN Write* in order to g et the coal needed to- bills will reach around the globe, RFC. “ Why is all this 7“ the keep the American people warm and require fewer than Truman’s The Cedarville tfaq nation’s railroads nmning and public is asking. Suppose RFC With a Buckeve OFF WITH THE OLD. ON WITH THE NEW proposed $42,500,000,000 budget. its industrial plants in operation. lets Lustron go broke what about In Gonfrrsss However, the President last week Well, thanks, Mr. Gotrocks, we ail the money already loaned to again insisted no emergency ex­ Herald President Truman used twenty- can prove something by you, too. Lustron? Remember, it’s your seven thousand words in his an­ ists and refused to take action to enforce the Taft-Hartley Act. Pile up those 42 billion 500 bil­ A Republican Newspaper money! nual Budget Message to explain lion bills you’ve got within you Published Every Friday by to the Congress why he wants and note that they make a pile $42billion 439 million to run the THURMAN MILLER. JR. 15^00,000 feet high. Here’s -. our Federal Government during the money back, sir, we, just wanted Entered as second class mattes coming fiscal year, which be­ xo**sbow folks what Truman is October 3.1, 1887 at the Postof­ gins on July 1st. He insists it talking about. will be necessary for the Govern­ fice at Cedarville, Ohio, under ment to go into debt another $5 Act of Congress of March 1879. And also if you care to spend billion 133 million raised Inas­ §42 a minute, or about $2,500 an much as he predicts the Govern­ JJember—National Editorial As­ hour, which would be about 24 sociation; Ohio Newspaper Asso­ ment will take in only $37 billion new automobiles a day, for 2,000 306 million in the coming year. ciation; Miami Valiev Press Ai*- years, which would keep you As a result the President stated scdatlon. right busy, you would spend a- the national debt will stand at •bout as much money as “Trillion $263 billion 800 million by June Uncle Sam Conducts Truman” proposes we spend next SCRIPTUREt Acte 6:1—8:4. 30th of 1951. The largest single E d itorial DEVOTIONAL READING: I Peter 1. year. 3-9. item in the President’s budget Crop Report Service RUSSIAN SATIRE is $13 billion 545 million for na­ tional defense—four hundred mil­ A pocket-size hotdog cooker is Russians in Moscow are pack­ Surrounds Compilation on the market. Suits will have to ing the theater where the drama, First to Fall lion higher than this year. He es­ timates the Veterans Adminis­ Of Data W ith Secrecy be made With a refrigerated pock­ “The Mad Haberdasher/' is be­ et for carrying stock. ing. played. The hero of the play Lesson for January 22, 195® tration expenditures will total A question fthich pops up almost is a mid-west American who $6 billion 100 million; interest on every time anyone talks with a INDIAN PALM READER the public debt $5 billion 600 mil­ thinks he is Hitler because he r o u b l e in t h e c h u r c h can farmer is: “How’s the crop coming lion foreign aid spending $4,bil­ AND ADVISER has that kind of mustache. The start anywhere. Sometimes it 'alOng?’’ T lion 711 million; , agricultural plot of the play reveals that the starts with the women. That was Of course, the individual farmer M A D A M R A Y benefits $952 million; atomic en­ “ Mad Haberdasher” failed in pri­ the way the early church found it. can only reply concerning the con­ The greatest questions of life ar? vate business, and then took over The experiment in fellowship which ergy $817 million, and Federal dition of bis own, or his neighbor’s quickly- solved, failure turned ie highways $504 million. In ad­ the project of being war lord and they tried ran into snags, for not erbps, and he is as interested in success, sorrow to joy, separated dictator, succeeding Hitler. It even the first Christians were dition to his budget request for the question of how the nation’s are brought together, foes made $425 billion for governmental made us hoppin’ mad to read it. p erle c t. T h e friends, truths are laid bare. Telli You see, we don’t mind pokin' church in Jerus­ operation next year, the presi­ your secret troubles, the cause aui fun at Truman, but we don't want dent has asked the right to let remedy. Advice on all affairs ol alem was in a life, love, courtship, marriage, bush the Russians to do it. It’s like a sense inter-racial. contracts and to authorize other family quarrel where the squab­ expenditures totalling more than ness speculation, investments. Some were born Come and be convinced. blers turn on anybody who inter­ $7.5 billion—with the result that and bred in Pales­ 2512 VALLEY STREET feres. the over-all cost of Government tine, a n d there DAYTON, QHIO were others from next year may cross the $50 bil­ VERY APPROPRIATE the outside, with lion mark. The Democratic high command Greek names, ______According to figures recently in Ohio suggests that the names speaking Greek as submitted to the House Ways and of Democrats appearing on the their native tongue Dr* Forcman Means Committee, the Over-all new ballots be printed in red. We —Hellenists they were called. There amount given to the States as think no hetter designation for was argument: W ere the Hellenist Federal aid during the last three a Democratic candidate than red widows getting their share of the years has more than doubled. In ink. church’s help? 1946, Federal aid to the States A group of poets down in • * * and their political -subdivisions WE’RE PROUD OF US South America got rotten eggs amounted to $645 million, in 1948, A look around and a bit of Committee Chairman and tomatoes as material opinion Claibourne-M cDermott it was almost $1.5 billion, .lur­ J) checkup shows that Greene coun­ HE APOSTLES, being called on, The farmer is the actual re­ ing the fiscal year 1948, Ohio WASHINGTON from the folks who heard the Co. ty was wiser than neighboring T refused to straighten the tangle- porter as crop census men -take citizens paid into the United poetry. There, my countrymen, counties in choosing a site and themselves. Let the church elect a notes. Phone 2238 States Treasury $2,665,707,099.- is a sentiment strongly uniting ■building the county hospital. So committee, they said. First on-the 38!$ N. South Wilmington ] far we’ve done it just right.' list was a man named Stephen. He .00 in direct Federal taxes. Dur­ crops are coming along as is any­ REPORT the Americans. ing the same period the State of turned out to be most famous for one else—in fact more vitally inter­ BY SENATOR ROBERT A. TAFT THE BEST DRESSED being the first Christian martyr, Ohio and its political subdivisions ested than anyone else except other The Ohio Farm Bureau has 213 Now is the season when fash­ but when he fell unconscious be­ received back from the Govern­ farmers. TUST before the first of the year, I expressed the opinion in retail stores, a report shows. And ion dictators give out the first neath that shower of stones, there ment at Washington, in the form The only person who knows how the new office building on North [ A NAME THAT STANDS team of dress-ups. A gentleman died no ordinary man. o f Federal aid, $236,982,646.00. an interview in Ohio that we should “hang on” to Formosa the “ crop is coming along,” —that and prevent Communist occupation of Formosa, even though it High Street, Columbus, Is noth­ from Missouri heads the list. To begin with, he filled the President ’ Truman has re­ is, the nation’s overall crops—is a ing short of towering and pala­ FOR GOOD Sure he used to run a clothing bill as chairman of that Com­ quested that Congress boost pay­ mythical person, Uncle Sam; but involved the use of pur Navy. I did not'suggest the occupation tial. Who remembers when farm­ store! And the duke-ess, Bessie mittee on Grievances. Not roll taxes $3 billion a year to ex­ he knows and he tells. of Formosa, nor the sending of any Army, or even the sending ers used to be harangued by ora­ I f Simpson as used to be, is a run- many men, then or now; could pand Social Security benefits and His information is gathered from of our Navy. Our Navy is there, with bases within a short tors who insisted that they could nerup. From what we hear the fill all three qualifications the coverage, and to plan a compul­ 41 U.S. crop reporting offices, com­ distance, and its ships, are between rule the world if they would or­ old gal’s even got runs in her ny­ Apostles required: reputation, sory health insurance program. piled in Washington,, and released Formosa and China. Formosa is a Communists by themselves can ganize. BUDGET p l a n lons. It‘s wonderful to live in a. spirituality, and wisdom. Of course, if the President’s pro­ . on or about the 10th of every month hundred miles from the mainland, begin a war against the 'United AVAILABLE country where freedom includes posed compulsory health or soc­ and there can be no crossing if our States, or why they should do so. It takes a very tactful man to as a service of the agriculture de­ If you happen to have on you wearing the kind of clothes you Navy makes it In China for some reason,'the settle a difficulty in which women ialized medicine program is put partment’s bureau of agricultural 42 billion one dollar bills you can have got without giving a hoot are concerned; it takes tact to into full effect the cost is expect­ economics. There are about 500 re- clear that ships’ State Department has pursued a about my well-dressed list. carrying troops different policy from that followed step right up and prove what a handle any committee; it takes ed to run somewhere between > ports made each year, and the far- mathematician has figured out— six and nine billion dollars a year will not be al­ throughout the rest of the world. BY RETURN MAIL tact to manage an inter-racial sit­ * mer who follows these reports that a stack of 160 one-dollar in addition to the three billions lowed to cross.. There is not the slightest doubt in Somebody has invented a mail­ uation; it calls for wisdom to handle knows what is happening in the mentioned above. In fact, prob­ my mind that the proper kind of box that makes both trips to the funds. field of agriculture and he regulates The Administration has an­ ably there’ sincere aid to the Nationalist Gov­ house, leaving the boxholder • • * the operation of his own fields ac­ nounced its opposition to furnish­ cordingly. would be no ernment a few years ago could nothing to do but .men it, take Debater such attempt at have stopped Communism in ing aid, either financial or mil­ The farmers, themselves, are tiie out the Herald and shoo it off OME MEN THINK themselves all' if the Presi­ China. itarily, to the National Govern­ reporters, having been sending in­ the porch towards the road. Next S bigger than their jobs. Some dent made it * * * SAVE BY MAIL ment in China in its attempt to formation to the government ever — a mail box that will read the men really are bigger, and Stephen perfectly clear TOUT Formosa is a place where a prevent the conquest of the island since 1862 when crop, reporting be­ paper for you. was one of these. He spilled over, that we do not of Formosa by the Communist gan during Lincoln’s administra­ small amount of aid,, at very so to speak; he had even more en­ intend to per­ small cost, can prevent ■ the fur­ You May Open A Savings Account Here and Mail THE REAL PERIL Armies now on the Chinese main­ tion. No pay is received by the far­ ergy and ability than the job called land. Most American military mit Communist ther spread, of Communism. Such Many of us shudder at the mere mers for this work, yet some of occupation of Formosa. Instead for. We hear of him debating leaders are said to have favored action does not commit us to back­ mention of the “Red peril.” Per­ them have faithfully kept up reports the President’s statement practi­ . In Your Deposits At Your Convenience. Savings Pay around the synagogue circuit par-- American aid for the protection ing the Nationalist Government in haps the Reds do the same a- for 40 years. cally invites a Communist attack. ticularly in the synagogues which of Formosa under the same pol­ any prolonged war against the mount o f shuddering about us. were used by Jews from other icy the United States^ has follow­ The basis o f our foreign policy Chinese Communists. We can de­ Dividends And Assure Future Independence. Shudder No. 1 in America is the parts of the world. in the past three or four years termine later whether we ever Red Ink Peril. . , five billions o f ed in helping the anti-Communist Streamlined Baler We have no details of those forces in Greece and Turkey. has been to contain Communism wish to recognize the - Chinese it next year, in addition to the Communists and what the ultimate debates, but we know how they However, the position taken by where it is and prevent any Put Your Idle Money To Work For You! billions upon billions already on disposition of Formosa shall be. always came out: Stephen got the State Department, under the * H V ^ single step of advance, because the books, all in Red Ink. Don't As I understand it, the people the decision. We can guess, leadership of Secretary Acheson, success in any such step is cer­ smile about this; it is the most tain to lead to another step. of Formosa if permitted to vote from his great speech in the has the support of President Tru­ Savings Accounts Insured Up to $5,000 unsmilingest fact you have to would probably vote to set up an hour of his death, what his gen­ man. The Secretary of State ' We, therefore, Sent our military face— the Red Ink Peril. independent Republic of r nosa. eral line’ must have been. spent three days last week before aid and our officers into Greece, STICK AROUND A BIT Many Christians in Jerusalem at the Senate and House Foreign although it might easily have in­ The status of Formorr icre- We're not sure just when we that time had little or no idea that Affairs Committee in an attempt volved us in war. We have given fore, should certainly kept PEOPLES BUILDING can give you a demonstration, but Christianity was actually a new re­ to explain State Department pol­ military Rid to Turkey and to Iran. free for determination .1 the a famous writer recently said ligion; even the name ‘ ‘Christian’* icies, which are claimed to have We have stood firm against Com­ peace treaty has been written with Japan. that “sundials and clocks have had not been thought of. They con­ been greatly responsible for the munist advance in Korea. In un­ ticked off man minutes since” sidered it a form of the Jewish Communistic victories in China. dertaking the air lift in Germany, Formosa must be legally a part & SAVINGS CO. we certainly risked war with Rus­ something or other happened. religion. While many have been greatly re­ of Japan, for it is difficult to see What we want is to have you • • • sponsible for the Communistic sia in order to maintain our posi­ how the mere declaration ( . the tion in Berlin. President at Cairo or Potsc - an 11 Green St. Xenia, Ohio Phone 11 personally with us when we gath­ Scholar victories in China. While many can change that status w a er ’round to hear the sundial TEPHEN’S SPEECH at his trial of the national legislators are ex­ treaty. One thing is certain he tick! S tremely critical of the State De­ IWE ARE asked to appropriate (Acts 7) may sound dull to Communists take over 1 sa, partment’s policies in the* Far This new, streamlined baler HI, SY, OL’ BOY! some now, but it was not dull to . billions of dollars to arm West­ we shall have just as muc! r ’ . .ice East, the fact remains the Com­ is typical of the engineering ad­ The United States has 241 of­ the audience. No man makes a ern Europe, although there is no of setting up an indepenc nt Re­ munists control the mainland of vances featured.on 1950 farm ficial cars in England.—News dull speech on the brink of death. evidence that at the present time public of Formosa as we -iuve of China. The important question of machinery. It is an automatic item. M’lord, when we official, Further, it was that speech that the Russians contemplate any mili­ returning the Western German the day is what the United States twine-tie pick-up baler mark­ we official, and it takes a lot of got him killed. His listeners may tary attack in that area. We have provinces from Poland to* Ger­ can do to prevent the spread of ing the 10th anniversary of one- given notice to Russia by the adop­ automobiles fo r us to do it. not have liked it, but they certain­ many, We know that the Commu­ man bailing on American farms. ly did not think it dull! The beauty communism throughout the Or­ tion of the Atlantic Pact that, if its’ nists will give up nothing which CHEER UP! of the speech is that It reveals ient and the Pacific area. • troops advance across the boun­ they have occupied, and we do not The Cedarville Consider the seed catalog, how .Stephen’s keen insight into the re­ The Senate is still battling More Tm ckina Comfort daries of Italy or the American or intend to undertake an aggressive over the question o f repealing the y l . AIUCI“ “ 9 vOmiOH it comes in the dead o’ winter ligious history of his people. British zones of Austria or Ger­ war to recover land the Commu­ and v,'jth its promise of spring Speaking without notes, he. Federal tax on oleomargarine. In ulOrO IOI t dlHlGIS many or Denmark or Noway, it nists have occupied. * This tax is of course, actually will find itself at war with us. and abundance, forget thou the reviews the history of close to According to tips from automo­ It is suggested that any action an excise tax and many members fo g and budget and deficits, md 2,000 years In a 10-minute tive engineers, little pigs that go In one policy of saying to Rus­ in Formosa different from that of turn thou to thy hoe and thy talk, and yet brings out the of the Senate want to tack onto to market in trucks, and the farm­ sia, “ This far you shall go.and the State Department would an­ HERALD the measure a rider repealing a plow in thy thinking. Selah. main points. Only a real schol­ ers who drive them there will soon no further,” we have not hesi­ tagonize the leaders of India and ar can do that, a man who is number of our war-time excise tated to risk war. Indonesia. The theory seems be IT’S IRONY be getting the most comfortable both historian and prophet. taxes. The Administration ap­ There is hot the slightest evi­ that the way to stop Comm ism The New York Sun, a famous rides they’ve ever had in farm The most important peaks in pears to be willing to repeal some transports. . dence that Russia will go to war in India is to permit it to move name in journalism for many Israel’s history were -God’s of these war-time excise taxes, with us because we. interfere with into Formosa. That is an exact re­ These engineers say the trend in generations, has been sold and is revelations to t h e m; and providing the Congress will, at a crossing to Formosa. It is hardly production of the argument used most new models of trucks is to­ disappearing from the firmament. Stephen shows that these revel­ the same time, vote a sizeable in­ possible to see how the Chinese in support of the policy of Munich. Is the .only newspaper in the worid whose primary Ironically, the Sun, which advo­ ations had never been tied to a crease in corporation taxes and ward more comfort for the driver, "P— ------:------cated capitalism and private en­ house or a book* thus actually increase the total with the aim of making his life interest is the welfare of Cedarville, its people and terprise as the American way happier—and also eliminating No institutions and no place is of Federal taxes collected. lost out, but the Daily Worker The Administration will soon basic causes of accidents and dam­ the splendid communities that surround it. indispensable to God. The same age to cargoes. (three days a week, that is) con­ God who had wrought new things start, a drive fo r enactment of a tinues to flourish. in the past had now wrought a new law probably the Sparkman Bill— “ Virtually every phase of truck operation is now being studied by A CHURCH FIGHT thing in Christ. And the religion of to furnish Government housing, WATCH YOUR SAVINGS GROW or housing aid for American fam­ truck manufacturers in an all-out Very frequently a church thing in Christ. The Herald is at your courteous, painstaking service a a a drive to eliminate many of the squabble gets into the courts. ilies in the middle income grqup— those having incomes up to five There was the notorious Mt. Vern­ M artyr * jerks and jolts and destructive vi­ in all forms of Printing and in News and Advertising. on, Ohio case, you remember, or TEPHEN'S AUDIENCE was not thousand dollars a year, most of brations that cause damage,” says v * fortunately may have forgotten. S convinced. Seeing murder in our citizens would he eligible for W. L. Aiken, automotive engineer Now there's one in Brookville, their eyes, Stephen knew his time such Federal housing benefits— of SKF industries, incorporated. providing enough taxes can he Ind. The Hoosiers are at odds was short. In a few stinging last Innovations of many kinds, he The Hearld’s management considers this oppor­ over a preacher, which is by no words he reminded them that mur­ collected to pay off the cost says, are now being built Into ‘ thereof. means a new issue. “The main der was an old story in that Tem­ trucks, with special “emphasis on tunity to serve such a fine p’eople a sacred trust. issue,” an AP report reads, “is ple. They had killed prophets, they They believe in doing things up ways to cushion both the driver what the church shall be called had ’killed Jesus the “ Just One.” in real style down at the White and his load. House. It "'was announced last in court.” Outside the court what A n d' how—* Now they dragged week that ten new constructed de­ Individual Accounts Insured Up To $5,000 it is called is common knowledge. Stephen out and stoned him till he New Milk Nutrient Found. died. luxe seven passenger automobiles LUSTRON AGAIN Well, you can atop a voice with roofs sufficiently high to Essential to Good Health Lustron wants to borrow some hut yon cannot stop an Idea. permit the wearing of silk hats, A previously-unidentified nutrient CurrentDividend Rate 2% more money from RFC. But RFC Stephen was first to fall, but have been ordered for the Presi­ In milk has been labeled—B12—and THE HERALD is saying “ No.” There have been not the last. To this very year dent’s use. All of these super- fouiyi to be essential to normal more RFC loan than houses in Christ has his martyrs, men special cars will be equipped with human beings. Lustron's existence. Nobody has and women who will die rather bullet-proof glass and armor Commercial chemists recently Cedarville Federal Savings needed—maybe demanded is a than deny him. plate for protection purposes. Isolated B12 in crystalline |0rm better word—more money than You can silence a man but you Congressional mail and tele­ from liver extracts and found that Phone 6-1711

Lustron, and explaining what be­ cannot silence truth. When the grams indicate the coal shortage it Is the material that makes ihl* & Loan Assn. 6 » * * r-4U.: came of it continues tor be the sec­ world goes against her, the Church is fast becoming a serious nation­ extract effective in treatment tof ond hardest thing Lustron has should remember that now as then, al emergency. Many members of deadly. anemia. It was formerly 'Cedarville, Ohio - /* to face—the first hardest thing "the blood of the martyrs is the Congress have been calling on labeled "Nutrient X ” The formas seems to be to get along on the s*ed of the Church.’: j the President to invoke the pro- atili in an experimental stage, a

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