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Volumu LXXIII Cedarville, Ohio, Friday, May 27, 1949 Number 25 r Jackets in 15 Church Services CHURCH OF GOD Inning Tie: Elwood C. Palmer, minister. iglOll Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Mrs. Beat Quakers David Strobridge, supt. M - i V - Morning worship 11:00. Ser Memorial Day Cedarville College and the Uni ^ 1' V ' • mon topic, “The Memorial That' * versity of Dayton played fifteen Plans have been completed for V Endures.” the Memorial Day services. Rev. innings to a 2-2 tie on the Cedar Children’s service at 6:30. Elwood Palmer will be the speak ville diamond Monday afternoon Evening service 7:45. er and music will be furnished before the contest was called be mmsmmm Midweek prayer service Wed by the Gedarville High School cause o f darkness. nesday evening 7:45. Band. r w . The Cedars held a 2-1 advan m As in the past the D. A. R. will FIRST PRESBYTERIAN gather flowers' to be made into tage until the ninth inning when i i CHURCH bouquets for the graves. Anyone the Flyers tied the score at 2-2 Paul H. Elliott, minister < having flowers which they de and neither team could dent the 'm 10:00 a. m. Sabbath School, sire to contribute, please contact 7 James W. Steel, supt. plate after that. Each team gath Mrs. Anna Wilson, Regent, D. A. 11:00" a. m. Morning Worship. ered nine hits and was guilty o f It. Sermon, “ The Church Moves two errors. Forward’-’. The local Boy and Girl Scout Marc Townsley, Cedarville Col l l t t i " ' * Y:¥> 2:30 Session meeting. Troops, will aid in the gathering lege’s strong little pitching main Tuesday evening. May 31 the of flowers and distribution on the stay, posted his sixth straight tri graves. Crumrine, Jr., as assistant hosts. umph of the season Tuesday after Hopping road, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. A s previously announeed any noon at Cedarville as the Yel^w / f s * Westminister Class will meet one desiring to enter an appro .‘ ackets downed Wilmington* Col* discussion topic is “Our Church priate float in the parade or other legt by a 6-1 count in their final ; and Its Affairs”. David Ramsey wise participate may do so, please tilt of the season. will he leader. contact Sir. G. G. McCallister. Townsley was in eomnlete • The devotional program is in trol as he gave up only Letters have been sent to vet -one- HU ; with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanna, and got errorless support. Tne erans in the community to par charge of Robert Guthrie. The ticipate in the parade, undoubt- Quakers picked up their lone run Union Prayer Meeting is to EXTEA-LEGAL HATCHING ACTIVITY . . . Midge, resident pigeon at San Francisco’s city hall, wasn’t in the first frame and from there fully some have been missed, if fooling when she laid two eggs on a superior court Judge's desk some time ago, as this picture would in out Townsley was Untouchable.^' be at the United Presbyterian so. it is asked that all veterans church on Wednesday, June 1, dicate. The two pigeon offspring have been named “ Juris” and “ Prudence” and already are the. pets of the In the meantime, his mates jon in the parade, it is not nec at 8 p. m. city hall personnel. Judge Preston Devine, disclaiming the rights of jurisdiction in the matter,, yefraiiied knotted the count at one apiece essary that service uniform he from interfering with Midge’s family activities,, and Jiis aides promptly fashioned a nest for Midge and her in the third and went ahead with., YACHT RACE STARTS . . . Yachts entered in the opening race of the Choir practice as announced. Worn, however if service uni offspring. A previous picture of Midge and her eggs was taken shortly after she had deposited the first another score in the sixth. They 1949 Amorita cup series for international-one designs in "Great Sound, form or veterans organization UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - uniform is available, please wear one on Judge Devine’s desk.______. scored four more in the eighth. Bermuda, get off to a fast, close start. Eight yachts were slated to CHURCH it. The victory gav* the Jackets a compete in the series, four representing the United States, and the • Ralph A. Jamieson, minister. record of nine wins in fourteen other four from Bermuda. The Wisp, one of the U. S. entries, whisked Sabbath school 10 a. m. supt. The Parade will form at the At Cedarville College Takes Part in contests for the season. Townsley to victory in thefirst test...... Arthur B. Evans. Opera House at 10 A. M., to pro To Hold Folk won six without a setback. Line Preaching 11 a. m. Guest min ceed -to the North Cemetery for Dance Recital services at 10:30 A. M. William Dunlap, a junior from score: ister, Dr. S. R. Jamieson o f Ox Hamilton, was elected by the stu Miss Margaretta Frey, a stu RHE Gives Lecture at ford, Ohio, dent body to the presidency o f Dance Festival dent at Western College, Oxford, Cedarville 001001000600000-2 9 2 Cancer Fund Y, P. C. U. 7 p. m. Subject, O.. and a member of the Dance Dayton 010000001000000-2 9 2 OMo State U. “A Better Day in Puerto Rico.” the student council for the 1949- Batteries — Cedarville: Judy Truck Driver Club, took part in the annual A. B. (Doc) Evans gave a two- Leader, John Townsley. 50 school year. Dunlap is short At Clifton and Barton, Hildreth (9 ); Dayton: dance recital given May 18 and Goes Over Top hour lecture on Swine Product- College Baccalaureate Service stop and captain of the college A Greene County folk dance 19 in Leonard Theatre, Peabody McDaniels, Hunger (14) and W at- • ion and Swine Management at in the Presbyterian Church at 8 baseball team. His major is tercutter. Injured in festival will be held at" Camp HalL J J J Ohio State university to Prof. p. m. mathematics; he is preparing for Clifton Friday evening under Miss Frey appeared in the fol Of $6,000 Goa! J. S. Coffey’s class of 140 in the high school teaching and coach lowing compisitions: Variations Wilmington 100 000 000—1 1 2 METHODIST CHURCH With a final report on Greene department of animal husbandry. Crash Sunday . ing. Ernest Stanley, Portsmouth, sponsorship of the Clifton Happy and The Walrus and The Car Cedarville 001 0Q1 04x—6 9 0 William B. Collier, minister. was elected vice presideent, Er Workers 4-H Club. ■ penter. Batteries— Cedarville: Town County’s April Cancer Fund drive Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. A Cincinnati man was in Mc nie is a football and basketball Dancing will be from 8 to 11 She "is the daughter of Mr. and sley and Barton; Wilmington: showing receipts of $6,136.48 Mrs. Walter Boyer, supt. Clellan Hospital Monday after p. m. Folk games and square Schwamberger and Patrick. Morning service at 11:00. The letterman. Other officers will be Mrs. Philip Rachel Frey. Lucille Cowan, campaign direc 14 Graduate suffering cuts and bruises when elected by the council members dances will be featured and a sermon subject for this Memorial at their first meeting in Sep demonstration square dance will tor and Dan Paul, county chair Sunday will he “We Will Re Ms semi-trailer truck rolled over tember. be presented. Mesloh Back from man expressed their appreciation From 8th Grade member.” a fence and some fifty feet into The senior class presented the The complete program is as Wednesday to the many workers Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p. m. a creek three miles west of Gedar follows :Play Party, Captain Mrs. Baldridge Mediterranean convocation program last Wed who made the campaign a suc Patsy Collier will be the leader. ville at 10:30 p. m. Sunday, ac nesday. President James Rowe, Jinks, Brown Eyed Mary and Ens. Edmund ,D. Mesloh, USN, The Woman’s society will meet London, read the class will, „nd Texas Schottische; Squares, Called by Death husband o f Mrs. E. D. Mesloh of cess. Wednesday noon at the church cording to the sherriff’s office. Norman Potts, South Webster, Foot Heel, Fonvai'd up six and Cedarville, Ohio, is scheduled to Greene County was the first Fourteen eighth graders of for a picnic. It will be held on His injuries were not considered gave the class prophecy. John Grand March; Snuares, Divide arrive in Norfolk, Va., May 24, unit in the state to meet its goal Clifton School participated in the church lawn unless it rains. serious. the Ring-Partner’s Bow, Three aboard the destroyer USS Gyatt, Check, Lewistown, Pa„ was chair On Saturday which was set at $6,000 here to promotion exercises held recently Bring a covered dish and your Deputies said Frank Workman, Ladies Chain and Black Hawk after a six-month tour of duty table service. The "new officers man for the program. Paul Price, Funeral services for Mrs. Nora provide funds to continue opera in the Clifton Opera House.. Cincnmati, was driving a semi- Rushsylvania, told the student Waltz; Longways, Waves of ,in the Mediterranean. tion of the detection clinic, loan of the Society will be installed, Tory; Squares, Texas Star and Barber Baldridge, 79, Dayton, a _ The Gyatt has been operating Rev. Robert F. Paxton, Jr.* pas trader truck owned: by the Len body “What Cedarville College cabinet and work in surgical Htiree trustees were elected ox Motor Transport Co. It was Log Cabin* Demonstration, Lady native of Cedarville, were held" with the Nsi’thern European Task tor of the Clifton -Presbyterian Has Meant To Me” and Dick dressings. last Sunday riiornXnP-. fo r a -term loaded with $10,000 worth of Walpole’s Reel; Play Party. Roll Tuesday afternoon at the Whit- Force, under the command of Ad Brown, Hamsburg,' Pa., spoke mer Brothers Funeral Home, From Ohio Division Headquar Church, delivered the promotion of three years. _ Those elected soap flakes being transported to on “Study Habits.” Miss Kathleen that Brown Jug. I Want to he a miral Richard L. Conolly, Com ters Mrs. Cowan received this address. The valedictory, entitled were Messrs. C. C. Brewer, Her Farmer and Great Big House in Ludlow St. and Monument Ave., mander-in-chief, Naval Forces, Columbus, Evans, Cedarville sang three message: “The many volunteers bert Pickering and Roy Jacobs. The driver told deputies the New Orleans; Squares. Grape Dayton.-Dr. Daniel Brownlee of Eastern Atlantic and Mediter “We Are Different,” was pre vocal solos, “ On the Sunny Side who gave so generously of their steering gear on - the truck lock- vine Twist and Step right up. ficiated at the services. Burial ranean. - sented by Betsy Braley. CLIFTON UNITED" of the Street,” ’“Let a Smile Be was in Cedarville. time to make this a successful and he could not straigten out Connie Swaby, a member of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Your Umbrella,” and “Little Li Mrs. Baldridge, widow of Dr. drive have the hearfelt thanks after making a turn. The trailer za Jane,” Each member of the of National Campaign Chairman the class, .sang a solo, Dr. John Dr. John W. Bickett, minister, Taylor R. Baldridge, died at her Charlotte Collins, organist. rolled over a. fence and down the class introduced himself and home, 912 Five, Oaks Ave.. Sat Charles F. Kettering.” The mes W. Bickett, pastor of the Ciif- hill into the creek, taking the cab spoke briefly. Zone Shoot Is Cub Scout sage* added “ it is impossible to Sabbath school 10:00 a. m. Wil urday at 6:50 a. m. following a ton United Presbyterian Church, liam Ferguson, supt. with it. Mr. Workman was thrown For the lighter part of the long illnc:-;;. A resident o f Day- sage added “ it is impossible to out of the cab with it. Mr. Work program, members of the senior thank each of you personally hut gave the invocation and benedic Preaching service 11. The serv Held at Gun Club ton the last fifty years, she was Conference Is ice will be in keeping with the man was thrown out of the cab class presented impersonations of a member of Westminister Pres- there must be a warm glow of tion. M. F. Finley, Clifton, en as the vehicle went down the MU. the faculty members and college you for your splendid achieye- Decoration Day program. Ser -byterian Church and was active tertained with piano selections. mon -topic will he “Let us re It ended top down in the water. officials, from President Ira D, in club affairs. personal satisfaction within all of Diplomas were presented by Ger Mr. Workman was taken to the Vayhinger on down. Each skit Over Weekend Held at Osborn rnent.” ' member,” Dr. Bickett. She is survived by two sons, ald Hull, principal of the school. The Young People will meet at hospital by Mr. and Mrs. Dick was clearly recognizable by all The south west zone shoot was The first of a series of con Campaign leaders here ex E. Russell, Cleveland, and Ernest A gift was presented to Mr. 7:30. The leader will be Roger Evans, Cedarville. students, without explanation. held at the Jamestown Gun club ferences for cub leaders of Simon pressed thanks to city and rural Hull by the eighth grade class. B., Dayton; two sisters, Mrs. Collins, Jr. Topic for discussion Taking part in the impersona Saturday and Sunday with many wor’vsrs. Grange chairmen, and Members of the class were Bet Franklin Dawes, Wallaston, Mass, Kenton District (Greene County) The Church in the Caribbean. tions were Rowe, Check, Potts, taking part. others who gave of their time. sy Braley, Lary Buffenbarger* and Mrs. Laura Collins, Denver; of Tecumseh Council Boy Scouts The Clifton Community will School Receive Arthur Lewis, South Webster In Osbom-Fairfield the work was Connie Swaby, Louise Hopkins, In the 100 bird handicap shoot and two grandchildren. *I of America was held at the Bee observe Decoration Day with a John Hawker, Trebein, Eugene Saturday Forest Good of Day- directed by the Lionesses* under Carol Campbell, Virginia Finley, State Money Judy, Cedarville, Max Bitler, Lan and Thistle, Restaurant, Osborn, Mrs. Mary Hawk and Mrs. Ardis Tommy Sehroeder, o Jane Harris, service at the Community Hall Xenia and Greene County ton walked o ff with the high on Monday afternoon. Mr. Char caster, A1 Loos, Hamilton, Ray Sunday afternoon, May 22, 1949 Sphhr as co-chairmen and the Dottie Cook, Frances Carr, Caro schools received $123,354.41 in score by breaking 98x100 from les Echman will preside. The Mullen, South Webster, Rollie 18 yards; Joe Devers, also of followed by a dinner in the ban Business and Professional Wom lyn Lane, Emily Swanton, Jimmy the second quarterly state set with 94x100 at 18 yards, Chet Boy Scouts will take charge of Barton, Hamilton, and .Don Bar Dayton, took second with 96x100 quet room and a round table dis- en’s Club under direction of Miss Shope and Ronald Harris. tlement of the 1949 school foun ger, Hamilton. Prof. James Ram Cyphers, Xenia, \vith 94x100 at Alma Kruger and Mrs. Carolyn the traffic. The‘Band under the dation program. Columbus with 94x100 at 22 ussion. direction of Mrs. Mildred Foster sey was faculty adviser for the 21 yards and Russ Schuler, Rus- At the close of the program McCormick. Of this amount Xenia City at 24 vards; Dailey Gary of play a number of pieces and there class. sells Point with 94x100 at 19 W. G. Parker, Scout Executive of Mrs. Richard Betscher led the school's share was $45,769.20 and yards, Dick Shroyer of Dayton will be vocal music. The address The spring music recital of he yards tied for the third spot. Tecumseh Council Bay Scouts of campaign in Yellpw Springs un j Clinic those in the county system re will be given by Dr. Glen Cope college music department was In the 100 bird 16 yards shoot, America, headquarters at Spring- der the sponsorship of the Amer ceived $77,514.21. given in the United Presbyterian ican Assn, of University Women land of Springfield. After the Hamilton; Robert Filer, Spring- also on Saturday, Bailey Gary field, awarded twenty five (25) Allocations to the eleven county church Tuesday at 8 p. m. Pupils and in Cedarville, where the program at the Hall there will field Cum Laude; Allen Eugene of Columbus took first with certificates to the registered Meld in Xenia schools were as follows: Beaver from Cedarville, Jamestown, Ross Chamber of Commerce was the he services at Cemetery, the dec Loos, Hamilton; and James A. 100x100, P. O. Harbage, West members of the course. Impress creek, $15,514.72; Clifton Rural, and Port William participated. sponsor, Don Haines was the orating of the graves of the sol Rowe, London. Jefferson, and Paul Cummings, ive candle-light ceremony. In d- §1,772.70; Jefferson, $6,957.91; Following the recital, a fare . chairman. Mrs. Roy Stonehurner diers of all the wars. One "‘hun Bachelor of Arts. Cedarville, tied for second with dition to the members receiving On Thursday Miami Twp., $6,714.65; Ross, §5,- well reception for Mr. and Mrs. of Spring Valley, Mrs. C. H. dred and two men of the Clifton Richard J. Brown, Jr., Harris 98x10,0 and Dr. E. J. Smith, Cin certificates there were five (5) Forty-five Greene County chil 202.81; Silvercreek, $11,585,99; A . F. Huish, was held in the Buck of Bellbrook, Mrs. .Earl community lost their lives in the burg, Pa., and John Hawker; Tre- cinnati, was third with 97x100. non-rgistered visitors In attend dren believed to have defective church parlors The Huishes will Wooley of New Jasper, Mrs. wars. The service will close with Caesarcreek, -$2,382.38* Cedar bein. On Sunday Roy Davidson of ance at part of the program. hearing will be tested at a hear move in June to Rushville, Ind„ Middletown, last year’s state Four motion pictures on Scout John Howard and Mrs. Margaret . ing clinic in the basement of the Taps. ville, $8,963.04; Spring Valley, where Rev. M. Huish will become Four Year Diploma and B. S. Hardoen o f Xenia and Vaughn in Education. champion, broke 99x100 and Cliff ing were shown during the con Court House Thursday. The clinic CLIFTON PRESBYTERIAN * §7,732.13; Sugarcreek, $8,009.65, pastor of the Presbyterian church. Lewis of Bowersville were cam Dual Provisional Certificate Doughman, pro from Marrow ference. They were: The'Cub in is under the sponsorship of the CHURCH and Xenia Twp. $2,749.24. The final convocation of the with Winchester Manufacturing the Home, The Cub in the Den, paign leaders in their respective public health department. Harold Warix, Superior. communities. Sabbath school 10 a. m. . semester will be in the nature of No Certificate: company, hit 96x100. The Cub iu the Pack and Be Specialists who will aid in the a recognition day for students In Jamestown, where the Amer Worship service 11 a. m. 4-H CLUB Marjorie J. Hill, New Burling The five highest scores for tween the Years. (Technicolor) testing will include Dr. Robert E. who have attained honors at the ican Legion Post was sponsor, Westminster fellowship 7 p. ENTERTAIN MOTHERS ton; Frances Miller, Springfield; Sunday’s shoot will be determin During the intermission a num Boswell, Dayton hearing special college this year. ed by the state association for George McGoron and Mrs. Sylvia m. Under the direction of Mrs. Al and Paul R. Price, Rushsylvania. ber of Cub songs were rehearsed ist; Dr. Robert G. Markey Day- Evening service at 8 p. m. bert Mott the 4-H Club enter The^college faculty will spon five-man team to shoot in the Stanforth were in charge. Organ ton pediatrician; Miss Catherine Three Year Diploma - No De by the adult leaders. tained their mother’s at the Shel sor a 3 arty for the June gradu gree. state meet. Paul Dutcher, Field Executive izations active in Xenia city were Morris, a hearing therapeutist ZION BAPTIST CHURCH ates in Recreation Hall Friday the Business and Professional ter -House Monday afternoon. Four Year Elementary Pro Boy Scouts of America, had on with the state department of Women’s Club, Mrs, Dorothea G. A. Adams, minister Mrs. Stanback of Xenia was evening. All June graduates, visional Certificate; display unusually fine exhibit of health; and Dr. Ruth Becky Ir members of their families, and John Ii. Smith heads the Green Patterson,' chairman; the B’nai 10:15'Sunday school a guest. Final plans were made Joanna May Bryant, Cedar field sportsmen's club for the pieces of handicraft made by win, state department of educa their guests, are invited to at B’rith, with Mrs. Anne Sachs as 11:00 }. m. Morning Worship for a Folk Dance Festival to be ville; Charlotte Ann Collins, Ce- third time. ; Cubs, and selected by Mr. Dut tion speech therapeutist. A psy Tuesday 7:30 Choir rehearsal tend. chairman and the Co-operettes held at Camp Clifton Friday ev- cher during his work among the chologist from the state depart Wednesday 7:00 p. m. prayer enving. Refreshments were serv The men at Cedarville college Cub Packs of Simon Kenton Dis ' under Mrs. S. G. Ellis. The St. ment of education will also be have formed two teams to parti Brigid Social and Study Club. service. ed to 27 girls and 11 mithers. trict. Also on display were se present. Mrs. Lane, Greene county cipate in minor sports this spring. lected exhibits from those shown Demta Sigma Theta Sorority of The health department epects A family of five perished in a health nurse will speak at the Next year a full schedule in foot at the Cub Fair of Pack 4, held Xenia and Wilberforce and Beta’ to hold another clinic July 7.. T he. fire near Circleville. next meeting, June 6 at the Shel ball, basketball, baseball, tennis, Ross Township School News at Hebble Homes, Osborn, Sat Sigma Phi Sorority also shared children were chosen for further ter House. track and field, and golf will be The Ross Township School held opportunity to make the follow urday evening, May 21. in the credit. testing through the hearing test arranged by the Mid-Ohio League its Baccalaureate Services in the ing statement. In cooperation with the Cri Of the share of funds assigned program conducted in Xenia and of which Cedarville is a member. the national organization, 887,- school auditorium on May 22, I wish to express my appreci terion Co., store for men of Xe Greene County schools. TAKE FISHING TRIP Members of this spring’s golf ation for the cooperation I have 000 has been allocated to cancer Appointments for both clinics Harold Reirihard and T. S. 1949 at 8:00 p. m. The Sermon nia, Mr. Rodney Stewart, chair foursome are Fred Long Xenia, received from the ratrons of the man of the district operating a research in Western Universi have been filled. Shannon of HiUsboro returned Dan Webster, Hamilton, Larry was delivered by Rev. Kenneth school. They have shown me due committee on Organization and ties. Although the official cam Tuesday after a weeks fishing Brooks, Cedarville, and Dick Norris o f the Grape Grove Church consideration and my associaion Extension displayed a large as paign is ended contributors still trip to Whitney, Ontario, Cana Evans, Hamilton. o f Christ. with them has been a pleasant sortment of articles of Cub cloth may be made to George Prugh, Social Security Is da. Forming the tennis squad fo r The Commencement exercises one. I wish especially to thank ing and manv types of equipment treasurer of the Greene County John Reinhard, Jr., of Colum- first matches were Ruben Padro, were held on May 23, 1949. Mack the officers and members of the and supplies. His assistant was Unit. On Air Sunday bus is spending the week at the Porto Rico, Jim Rowe, London, Sauer, Publisher and lecturer, of PTA for their untiring efforts Carroll Drummond, also from Xe Hugh A. McNar,r. Jr., manager home o f his grandparents* Mr. Lee Shaughnes^y, Akron, and Leesburg, Ohio gave a very in to renovate the auditorium de- nia. BURIED HERE of the" Dayton field office of the and Mrs. Harold Reinhard. Gordon Williams, Portsmouth. spiring address. to aid the school. Their efforst Mrs. Nora Baldrodge, Dayton social security administration A group of men, led by Char Juanita Black was Valedictor serves high commendation. For was buried in North Cemetery wishes to bring to the attention les Stride, has laid a hardwood ian of the class of eleven. Pat BOX SOCIAL PURCHASE HOUSE this work they should have a feel Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Bald of the public that a special 15 Mr. and Mrs. Corsette have floor in Recreation Hall, cover O’Bryant was Salutatorian. Jua Several members of the Pro- minu£e transcribed program is ing of pride for a job well done. ridge was an aunt of Warren Bar purchased the double bouse on ing the south half of the room. nita Black was presented with a I also wish to express my gressive club and their families broadcast every Sunday after ber and a former Cedarville res Grove street from Melvin Gharles The new floor is ideal for danc certificate from the Reader’s Di held a box social and “ 50-50” noon at 5 over radio station thanks to the teachers with whom ident. and will occupy one side of it ing, The project was sponsored gest showing that she is^ to re I have worked during the ‘ past dance in the Shelter House on WING, Dayton. - soon.-They are now living with by the student council, which ceive the magazine for one year. Tuesday evening. The purpose of this program three years. I appreciate the co their son-in-law and daughter, plans to get a jukq box for the She also was presented with a operation they have given me. Music was furnished by Charles MOVE TO HUSTED is to better acquaint you with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Huston room, scholarship from Wilmington Col With their help I feel that Ross Galiflower, South Charleston, Mr. and Mrs.' John Hilt and your rights and your responsibil and daughters. - " June Graduates lege. continues to hold its place among Melvin Steiner, Jamestown and son moved this past week to their ities under the social security Four Year Diploma and Four Diplomas were presented to the the schools of Ohio. We, as tea Jerry Wilburn. Out of town new home in Husted. Mr. and law. It is dramatized by out Year Provisional Secondary Cer following members of the class: chers. have the problem of pre guests were from Jeffersonville. Mrs. John Williamson and daugh standing Radio and Screen per LOCALS TO PLAY BALL tificate; Juanita Black. Max Bobbitt, Ron paring the children to take their Jamestown and Grape Grove. ter of Xenia will move into ther sonalities, including -Dersn Jaeg PRIZE WINNER . . . Arthur Miller, SUNDAY AND MONDAY house with Mrs. Mary William B. S. in Education. ald Cummings, George Furay, places^ in our society and do a ers. It is narrated by Edwin C. 33, playwright, was awarded the The Cedarville Merchant Ball Donald Dale Barger, Hamilton; Robert Luttrell, Patricia O’Bry good job of it so that jn years to ATTEND FUNERAL son where Mr. and Mrs. Hilt liv H ill.. team will go to LawrenceviUe ed. coveted Pultizer prize for dis Max E. Bitler, Lapcaster; Ar ant, Max Rogers, Joann Ryan, come we can look to them and Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Tune in next Sunday and for. tinguished efforts in the field of for a game op Sunday. There, will thur Edward Lewis, South Web Helen Sites, Richard Snodgrass, he a double header here, with feel we have a right to be proud West and family and Mrs. Bertha the following ten weeks of this the theater. H is -bow famous pixy* ster; IVymond 0. Mullen, South and Robert Wright. that we raid a small part in Graham attended the funeral of Gerald Vance, Fayette breeder, interesting.series and get a bet “ Death of a Salesman,” won Mm four out of town teams playing. Webster; Norman Bennett Potts, Inasmuch as I will not he at their success. Herbert Cassidy ya. Milford, Sat?, is the new president of the Ohio ter understanding of your social- Monday Cedarville will have 4k, recognition. .... I South Webster; "Rollie Barton* Ross next year I wish to take this M. E . Banta urday. * Suffolk breeder^ association. .security. game on the home diamond. Friday, May 27, 1949 The Cedarville, O- Herald
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William (BUI) Ringer don? n&$ oui on Phone 608 Xenia MWE-UKIN6 FOK SAVE BY MAIL • • • BY LONG DISTANCE! 4/ You May Open A Savings Account Here'and Mail It’s fu n to tell big news yourself... by long distance. In Your Deposits At Your Convenience. Savings Pay ALLENS BEAUTY SHOP .. w -r Choose from 'America’s finest Cameras and Fro* It’s satisfying to get important plans really settled., . jectors: Dividends And Assure Future • Independence. • CINE KODAK Open for Appointments 0 b e l l -h o w e l l by long distance. • BEVEEE Put Your Idle Money To Work For You! • AMFBO Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 to 9:00 • EOLTEX And. it costs so little. • KEYSTONE * v Friday & Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 We tiavs both 16 mm end 8 mm Savings Accounts Insured Up to $5,000 Cine Kodak Film In fail color Calls go through faster when you give the operator the Kodtcbromo snd bUck end whit*. "Evan Your Camera Says CLICK1* Vita Fluff Shampoo & Hair Style — ...____ $1-25 Open Monday Till 9 P. M« PEOPLES BUILDING telephone number o f the out-of-town party, Machine or Machmeless Permanents — $5.00 up y [ Cold W are — ------— ------...___ _ .... $7*50 up CAMERA SHOP, 1 & SAVINGS CO, T H E OHIO BELL TILEPHOjKE COMPANY 31 W . ST. iSd 6 -2 6 5 1 Dial 6-2651 HIGH J5ariioft Friday, May 27,1949 The Cedarville, O. Herald VISITING MOTHER Bring all flowers to the Trustees Townsley, president of the al HAS OPERATION „ Miss Helen Powers of Wash office Monday morning at 8:38. umni group,, presided during the Frank CresweU underwent a ington D. C. is visiting her moth major operation at Good Samar business meeting at which new er, Mrs. George Powers. Miss PICTO HAVE PICNIC itan Hospital, Tuesday. Powers L. superintendent of ON CHURCH LAWN -officers were elected. nurses at the George Washing Mr. Stprmont was elected pres HAS OPERATION The W. S. C. S. of the Metho A , E, Richards underwent sur ton Hospital in Washington D. C. ident for the coming year. Other dist Church will have a covered new officers are Mr.'Wayne Cor- gery at Springfield City Hospit PRESENTS STUDENTS dish picnic on the Church lawn, ry, vice president; Miss Alberta al this past week. IN RECITAL Wednesday, June 1, at 12 o’clock. Owens, recording secretary; Mrs. * Mrs. Margaret J. Hnisb, pre James Chesnut. corresponding GLUB MEETS ’ ^ In case of bad weather same will The 12 Bingo Club met Friday- sented her piano students in a be held inside the Church. There secretary, and Mr. Curias Hughes recital in the United Presbyter will be installation of officers. treasurer. evening at the home of Mrs. ian Chureh Tuesday evening. Members are asked to bring cov A television show also was pro Ralph Truesdaye for a spagetti Twenty-si students from Cedar- ered dish and table service. vided to complete the evening’s dinner. A fter dinner the group t'T jy ville and Jamestown toop part. entertainment. Refresh m e n t s ALUMNI PARTY played bingo. Mrs. Roy Littler ON THESE A piano duet was given by Mrs. HAS GUEST RAT0RS! Hnisfc and Mrs. Greer McGalHs- AT SCHOOL HOUSE winning first prize and Mrs. Ar Mrs. Thomas Patrick of Sher ter. Following the recital Mrs. Musical entertainment and a thur Judy, second. The J®1® idan Wyoming has been the guest Hnisb and students were honored “50-50” dance highlighted the en meeting will be at the home of with a reception. Remarks were tertainment at a party for sen of Mrs. Florence Wright. Mrs. Roy Chapman. given by Mrs. McCallister and a iors and alumni of Cedarville ENJOY PARTY High School held Friday night in ATTENDS MEETING 1 response by Mrs. Hnisb. AT BRYAN PARK Miss Sarah Ann Swigart of Mr. and Mrs. Haish have resigned the school auditorium. The girls living at Harximan THIS NEW 1949 6-CU-FT Charlotte Harphant, a Cedar Clifton and Miss Norma Boase their college positions and will Hail their friends, Mr. and Mrs. attended the eleventh annual leave soon for their new home in ville High School senior, sang a Ray Mullen and Mr. and Mrs. GS5 SPACE MAKER solo and presented a vocal duet Ohio State Association conclave Rushville, Ind. James Sasnsey enjoyed a weiner of the Alpha Iota Sorority in with Barbara Koppe, another sen roast at Bryan Park Thursday Model NC-6 AT INDIAN LAKE Cleveland last week. ior. Dancing to the orchestra of evening. r Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cummings Irvin Swindler of Xenia followed RETURNS TO HOME Formerly $216.00 and family spent the weekend at the program. WESLEY CLASS Mrs. Paul Stonebumer and son, Indian Lake. The party, attended by 100 sen TO MEET FBifZERj accompanied by her father, Mrs, i { iors and alumni, was opened by The Wesley Class of the Meth Marion Hughes, returned to her NOTICE TO GIRL SCOUTS by Mr. Harold. Stormont, an alum- odist Church will meet Friday —All three Girl Scout troops are home in Blacksburg. Virginia. $ 189.75 a welcome address to the seniors evening at the home of Mr. and asked to help the D. A. R. gather Mr. Stonebumer has been visit nus. The response was given b- ing relatives here. " utreurate ine graves. Jerrv Wilburn* a senior- Cranes GOES TO CHICAGO o Roomy /Heat Drawer • Five-Year Protection Plan Miss Doris Hartman, who has * Freezer Compartment ® large Bottle Storage been visiting relatives here, is 1 Sealed-in Refrigerating System . spending a few days in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Cl,rde Hutch inson and family before return DON’S MARKET ing to her home in Vermont. N E W 1949 ENTERTAINS SOCIETY : l i l l j | Telephone 6-2041 Mrs. Arthur Pfieffer entertain ed the Missionary Society of the GENERAL ||| ELECTRIC Clifton United Presbyterian 1 OPEN TILL 8 P. M. WEEK NIGHTS Church at her home Wednesday. Sirs. Ralph Rife was the leader. REFRIGERATORS VISITING HERE BEFORE Even at the former prices, these dependable General - GOING TO ALASKS Electric Refrigerators were hard-to-beat values! Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dutiel | HOLIDAY NEEDS and daughter, North Hampton, For not only are they chock full o f practical, usable formerly of here are visiting rel features—-but both models are equipped with the atives in Wellston, prior to leav famous G-E. sealed-in refrigerating system. M ore ing for King Island, Alaska, than 2,000,000 General Electric Refrigerators have where they will make their home. been in use 10 years or longer! I Bananas - (We liaye them) Mr. Dutiel graduated from Ce See these outstanding refrigerator values at JMHff darville College last year and has G-E retailer’s today! Easy terms available. taught in North Hampton school (By Cedarville Bakery) the past year. Both Mr. and Mrs. Cakes% and Pies Dutiel plan to teach in A] '.ska. 4th BIRTHDAY with vegetable and friut bin $ 194.75 CELEBRATED Sausage ...... w • * ...... 2 lbs, f o r ...... 85c Mrs. Lewis Lillich entertained a group of children, Thursday Check for New Prices on* all models afternoon honoring the 4th birth ... » -I — » * *S » — » - W ft- day of her daughter, Carol. A Slab Bacon 39c birthday cake centered the' table at whch £he chldren were seated. 8 c i l ft. Home Freezer $319.00 Toy balloons and hats were giv- Sliced Bacon ... * ♦ ...... lb. 42c Guests were Nancy Dobbins, en as favors. Norma Jean Bullen, Kay Ann 4 cu. ft. $21910 Mary Jo Finney, Kathy Shary, B Jowel Bacon sq — * * - * * «** • . * « AM*lb 19c Jack and Phillip Evans. Mothers of the children were also guests. You can put your confidence in » + m W ft VISIT WILLIAMSONS Franks ...... lb 35c M* and Mrs. P. J. McCorkell spent a few days the past week G E N E R A L m® E L E C T R IC with Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence Williamson in Washington D. C. Veal Beef Pork TO VISIT AT DOBBINS HOME Neckbones — Spareribs — Liver Mr. and Mrs. Max Dobbins and children of Knoville, Tenn. are Brains — H earts visiting at the home _of Mr. and Sweet Breds Mrs. Fred Dobbins. Mr. Dobbins will go to Det/oit for five, weeks of special training for the Bur roughs Adding Machine Co. and YOUR ONE STOP MARKET Mrs. Dobbins and children will visit here. HAVE MICHIGAN Cedarville, Ohio Quick and Friendly Service VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Parvin Wright continue her work and stay at and son of Columbus and Mr. and family from Michigan are the home jof Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Ned Brown and family visiting the formers mother, Mrs. Engle. of Dayton spent the weekend Florence Wright and Mr. and FARMS FOR SALE t------• ~ ------■ - -.. - - - •- - — with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown. Mrs. Paul Cummings and family. SPEND WEEKEND Mrs. Brown aiid Mrs. Baldwin AND FARM LOANS Farm Grain Tile left Wednesday to -spend a few GUESTS INVEST HOME IN BROWN HOME weeks at Indian Lake. We have many good farms for Mr. and Sirs. Robert Kray- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin sale on easy terms. Also make Ditching jack and daughter of Brewyn, ATTEND BACCALAUREATE farm loans at 4% interest for h u s S‘pl i n g - • • ^ seems everybody's fancy is turning to ^ Illinois spent a few days this AT PLEASANTVILLE SCHOOL 15 years. No application fee Trenching Service past week, with the latters par Mi\ and Mrs. Ross Wiseman and no appraisal fee. ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Vest. spent the weekend with Mr. arid Mrs. Harold Mossman in Lan Write or Inquire TO GO TO SCHOOL Custom Spraying caster'. Sunday morning they at RUSS COTTER IN CHICAGO tended the Baccalaureate services McSavaney & Co. ''London, O. Frank Cooper left this past of Pleasantville school. P. O. Box 748 Phone 3-6810 week for Chicago to enter school Orchards, Corn, Springfield,- Ohio for a course in Television and The new Dayton radio station Leon H. Kling, Mgr. /. 4s Electronics. Mrs. Cooper will comes in. at 980. / 14 Barns, Fence Rows, and any place in & SPECIAL is fested with Weeds. € M Chemically Treated B etter Bay M ese B etter *B#ye/ Dry M o p ______2.20 or any other Fuller Products Book Your Corn Write Fuller Brush Spraying Early Representative Donald Hagler JOS. F. GELS 1329 Schaeffer St. Phone 6-2621 or __ 61781 THt FM{m Oft tux* 4-Dees- Seefcur Dayton 4, Ohio Cedarville, Ohio y/hSm »({cvoi( Itn* optional at cxira corf. Bliss Coffee Yap Pak lb. 45c Peas Pinecone No. 2 can 10c * . . and tie m ason i s , CLEAN BEFORE YOU STORE Merritt Coffee 1 lb...... 35c Peaches No. 2% can ...... 25c i t g i m s s o m a c / a n d costs so / title to op era te a n d m a m f a m 3 l b s ...... ,...... 99c Navy Beans 3 lbs...... 25c Will your "winter things” be moth bait this summer? The most Yes, so great is the demand for new Chevrolets this Not if you send them to New Cedarville Cleaners for Flour Gold Medal 10 lb. 79c Tide or Rinso lge box .... 25c Beautiful BUY for— spring that it seems everybody's fancy is turning to this most beautiful buy of all! expert dry cleaning. Dirt and grime work into fab Iced Tea Blend 8 oz. box 49c STYLING All America is thrilling to the fleet, flashing lines ric *— often invisibly . . . then moth worms have a Fruit Cocktail No. 300 ch 17% and colors of Chevrolet’s Bodies by Fisher . . . to feast. Before you store, let New Cedarville Cleaners Tomato Soup Cmp’s 2 can 21c DRIVING AND the sparkling and spirited performance of its Valve- "proof” your clothes against the menace of moths Pork & Beans Campbell’s RIDING EASE in-Head Engine . . . and to the extraordinary new and silver fish. * C a n ...... 12y3 Turtle Soup Beckman’s No. 2 driving and riding results imparted by, its famous COMFORT Center-Point Design. And all America is agreeing can „...... 28c Grapefruit Juice Texas ALL-ROUND SAFETY that Chevrolet is the on ly car that offers all these advantages of highest-priced cars and costs so little Pink 46 oz. can ...... 25c Clorox Qt. Bottle 13c THRILLS AN D THRIFT to buy, operate and maintain! • Complete Line of Picnic Supplies • QUALITY MEATS Boiling Beef (Plate) lb. 29c Jowel Bacon (Piece) Ib. 23c M S ? FOX OUAiSTY AT ISMSST COST AMSMCA’ S CHOICE FOR I t YEARS *. Steaks (T-Bone&Cube) lb 75 Bacon Ends (LbPkg.) lb. 33c THE NEW CEDARVILLE CLEANERS * • CUMMINGS CHEVROLET SALES Xenia Ave,, Cedarville Phone 6-3411 NARNER & HUSTON CEDARVILLE MARKET C e & u rv O H * AS The Cedarville, 0« Herald Friday, May 27, 1949 McClellan Hatchery & Feed Center J. C. PENNEY CO. Purina Feeds & Supplies MORRIS BEAN COMPANY PARK - N - SHOP Washington St. Xenia Phone 524 C. W . STOKER, Owner OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE, FAMILY Any successful farmer "will tell feeds and seed that he prefers, at Whenever a large and dependable dustrial representative of Cedar HOME AVE. AT SOUTH DETROIT, XENIA ■» ~ you that you can’t raise good crops the price he wishes to pay. If you firm establishes a factory in a lo ville and Yellow Springs, and all are having any difficulty with The J. G. Penney Co. in Xenia fords. * on poor seed and raise ooultry or cality—that locality always profits work is done by local people who “A Meal ‘Without Meat is a Meal Incomplete” livestock on cheap feeds and ex feeding or seed problems drop by such establishment. Our Com are especially skilled in their re has grown with hardly a pause in • The J, C. Penney Co. is "conven its rapid development. That much pect to make a profit. But they in and talk it over with them. In- munity has indeed been fortunate spective field?. When you want nice fresh cuts courteous and intelligent answer, iently located for the people of will tell you that you don’t have all probability they have just what in the number of such organiza Quality and dependability have of meat always remember the to any question you may ask, discussed word “ service” finds the. surrounding territory, and on true expression in the friendly at to use expensive feeds and seeds you need. tions which have chosen this dis always been the working stan Park-N-Shop Xenia, phone 1488-W, In making this review o f the a visit to the store you will find mosphere that envelopes every either. A good many successful In this review, we are glad to trict from which to operate. dards of the company and every as Jt is headquarters fo r many business of this section-., and note- merchandise which is open for customer to their store because farmers in this district have found refer this firm to our readers and Included in these organizations customer who has' dealt with the people from all the surrounding ing the spirit of the times, we see quality inspection. the ideal feed and seeds at this suggest that you keep them in firm has none but complimentary territory for meats of all kinds—■ that the management of this store service is interpreted in many Throughout the entire store you which have had much to do with ways. establishment. Their feed and mind on your next feed or seed the development of thid territory comments regarding his treatment beef, pork, chickens, etc., featur is in strict accord with the trend will receive that courteous atten Each department of the store is seeds aTe not expensive - they order.. They buy and sell all kinds and the raising of working stan as well as service. ing everything of the best. They of the day, and we wish to com tion by each employee which al are econocical - that will make of field and garden seeds. It is a distinct pleasure to in have the largest refrigerating sys pliment the convenient Park-N- superintended by those well trained ways marks its service and has dards here is MORRIS BEAN in the needs of the department and more profits for you. For greater profits, plan your Co., World’s Largest manufactur clude this fine organization in this tem and the place is kept in the Shop upon the commendable posi earned its present name of “ Shop Ask any one who trades at the 1949 planting with the McClellan review of outstanding concerns most sanitary manner, having tion occupied in the business life the merchandise handled, so that ping Headquarters” for the entire er of Aluminum Tire Molds. all stock will be the latest style, family. McClellan Hatchery & Feed Center Hatchery & Feed Center Now! This concern is a leading in and individuals of this community. made famous their “ Better Meats.” of Xenia, and to suggest to our and he will tell you that he does so They are always at your serv “ Quality, courtesy and service” readers that they will find a visit design, material and highest qual J. C. Penney Co. is located at because he can get the quality of ice, all ways! are the watchwords of this estab to this store will be worth while ity that the present market af 23 E. Main St. lishment and no matter what you and you may look forward to a may desire you will find, whether pleasant dinner if Selections are you go in person or call over the made from the excellent stock of phone, that you will receive a “Where Gentlemen Buy” foods. THE CRITERION Vernon Stafford Sheet Metal Shop 2 8 S. D etroit Phone 5&6 13 Years of Service The Geo. Dodds & Son Granite Co. It is a man’s privilege to look his beatuiful line of neck-wear, adorn W. Washington Jamestown best and there are men of all ages the shelves and show-cases of this 85 YEARS EXPERIENCE who like to take full advantage of up-to-minute men’s shop. They XENIA ABATTOIR that privilege. It is a pleasure and have a section devoted to the new convenience to these men that such This outstanding business offers work in this line no matter how Dealer For This prominent firm has had 85 ones. Let The Geo. Dodds & Sons a smart clothing mai*t as the well- est in sport clothes and summer a most comprehensive service in large or small it may be. If you years of experience in this business Granite Co. place a marker of qual known Criterion is dedicated. accessories. This department is sheet metal, furnace, roofing and are figuring on any work let them and are utterly reliable and depend ity, uniting both beauty and dura steadily being enlarged to please help you make up your plans and GOLDEN RULE BRAND The factor of fine fabrics is a ventilating, having completed the able business people who will not bility, something that will stand the many conveniences that are feature of The Criterion’s varied young men, .who like a wide and work on some of the finest build hesitate to give you the advantage for all time to come. line of popular merchandise. Head- colorful style selection. ings in this part of the State, new and up-to-date will be in While Golden Rule Brand meat their livestock. The farmer can al of their knowledge when you are Whether you wish a small mar wear that is “tops” the famous Stop in at The Criterion the either new construction work or cluded while you will .find that products are on sale in the local ways depend upon getting the best making a selection, . ker or one or more imposing ap Stetson Hats also Kuppenheimer next time you are in Xenia, they repairs. consultation here will save you stores Xenia, Abattoir sells all market prices. He serves the public They»are especially equipped for pearance, you will be accorded the Clothing, Arrow Shirts., and a are located at 28 S. Detroit, Features repairing of slate, tile money. oyer this section. Their products are in a double capacity. carving and lettering of unusual same courteous consideration. The and tin roofs and they are glad They not only do work in town, very popular and are endorsed by Xenia Abattoir plant in Xenia designs. Their designs are origin same diligent care will be used on to give estimates. but are called all over the sur discriminating people. on Birch Rd. is one of the most ally simple, yet artistic in. their ef the small monuments as on the They have made a very deep rounding territory and have many People should always demand modern, The Meat Products are fect. There is no other business more stately and impressive. study of heating systems and will examples of. their workmanship in Golden Rule Brand meat products, absolutely pure and wholesome and where simplicity is the keynote as This company will be glad to Ginaven Poultry Market only sell you the size furnace made the surrounding territory. as they are a local product o f su pass the rigid inspection of the in this. With painstaking effort, confer with you at any time. Get to properly heat your home, store This up-to-date* concern know perior flavor. The grocers and meat various health departments. One they will carryout hny lettering or in touch with a reputable firm Strictly Fresh Eggs or apartment. They also repair all the business from A to Z, when dealers can always depend on Wal of our outstanding examples of carying you may wish. whenever you are interested in makes of furnaces. they advise you about anything in’ ter (Red) Cultice, owner, to sup commercial industry is this alert It is a duty fulfilled when we purchasing a memorial. They are Hens—-Ducks— Geese-—Rg.bbits- -Turkeys They are also thoroughly reliable this line an dyou can depend upon ply them with whatever is avail meat packing establishment. have placed a fitting monument at located at 115 W. Main in Xenia, and safe with whom to entrust what they say. able and are delivered promptly. Use the Golden Rule Brand meat the last resting place of our loved phone 350. WHOLESALE RETAIL He serves the farmers and stock products for the best on the mar The Cedarville Herald covering firm’s existence. raisers by furnishing a mai’ket for ket. as it does rural and semi-rural dis Ginaven Poultry Market is lo tricts, feels that it may be well to cated in Xenia at 20 Bellbrook Ave. recommend to its readers one of Phone 1103. This company is home the firms which has served the owned and operated. district long and well. Call them soon and leave your Ginaven Poultry Market makes orders, They are wholesale and re BRANNUM SERVICE CO. a business of selling fresh eggs tail dealers. C. A. Dabe & Sons and poultry of all kinds. They en Numbers of satisfied friends of joy a splendid reputation where- the concern live in this district and McCormick - Deering Farm Machinery Hall J. Hill Farm Sarvice “Be Sure With Pure’ ever they conduct business and always speak in the highest terms have continued to deserve that re of any dealings they have had with Sales and Service S. Limestone St. Jamestown putation over the period of the this company. Brannum’s is a popular stopping the type of lubricant recommend place for motorists. Tire repair, ed. This is an important phase of McCormick-Deering is fine ma best. They deal on a large scale Hall J. Hill Farm Service in Sales - Parts - Service, and are battery charging, washing, polish* auto maintenance the veteran chinery which means modem, effi and their activity is conductive to vites you to drop’in frequently to known far and. wide for the fair ing, Waxing, greasing and lubrica driver knows oy experience. cient farming; the easiest, most the progress and expansion of our inspect “wliat's new” in farm im ness of their dealings. tion are provided the car owner The Brannum Service Co. dis economical way. community in no small degree, plements and equipment, regard SERVICE TIRE SHOP in that careful, thorough-going penses the well known Pure On It is a well-known fact that there It is important to the farmers less of whether or not you are in Hall J. Hill Farm Service has manner that bespeaks the methods Products used oy wise motor's is is no one institution in this com of this area that we have conscien the market at the time. Any im experience back of them and are SOHIO PRODUCTS of men who are conversant with and truck drivers. This popular munity that has met with greater tious firms like this who aid in provement in implements or new in a position to advise you in the every detail of their business. service station is open at Yeilow New and Used Tires favor with the public than this es- modern and progressive farming. developments in farm equipment selection of tractors and imple tablishement of Mr. © abe’s. Be There are no more public spirit ments best suited to your needs. In lubricating a car these fel Springs, 114 Xenia Ave. will be found here. This is one of lows are careful to foil the Brannum Service Co. has a Tank This firm offers a service that Don’t gamble your life, the life cause the management has had ed; citizens in this community than Knowing that you wjil be satis rvr the better known concerns of this ‘charts’ thus assuring the ear Truck Service also Road Service should be of .interest to every au of your loved ones, your friends, wide expei’ience in every phase of the management of this concern, territory- They are.providing agri fied with only the best in machin tomobile, truck and tractor owner owner that his car is provided wish for information call 748K and every car you meet, trying to the implement business and be and we direct your attention, to this cultural equipment to the people ery. Hall J. Hill is always striving as they specialize in saving you cause of their knowledge of every Inctitutiun ns one which hns .ni/]pd to improve liis stock. We.wish, to squeeze another thousand miles out of our area at money saving prices, money on Tires, they also have branch of their business, they have in our development and progress, They handle only the best makes compliment him upon his business Road Service and Wheel Balancing. of those old tires which need re continued to witness the increase C. A. Dabe and Sons have Genu Of farm equipment, McCormick- methods and to refer our readers If you have a passenger car, capping. Life ,is too short at its in the number o f their patrons. ine I. H. C. Parts for repairs, the Deering International Harvester to this firm. track or tractor casings qxi which best. Their services will be found in comply is located on Ankeney you can have repairs, take them to If you have passenger car, truck demand by all who insist on the Mill R«j. phone 1066. Service Tire Shop. They will re or tractor casings on which the cap them first grade camel back. tread is worn smooth, you can take Xenia Auto Radiator Service They have reeaoned thousands them to Service Tire Shop in Xen of tires that are giving satisfac ia at 617 N, Detroit phone 1561 tory service. This is made doubly and save yourself many dollars and Cleaned - Repaired - Rebuilt sure because they, have the most much trouble \Vith an experienced FAMOUS CHEAP STORE up-to-date factory equipment ob- and capable tire service right here taihable and use only the best ma in our own territory. Watch for the Established 1910 PICK-UP and DELIVERY terial available. opening o f their new building. R. & S Sales & Service “We Sell Everything” KAISER —- FRAZER Sales & Sex-vice This Raditator Shop has come in from over-heating and guard a- gainst the Inroads of corrosion. at this store. Should an error oc to more .prominence with the in J. I. Case Farm Equipment The Famous Cheap Store offers Bring your car into this up-to-date cur, it is cheerfully and courteous creasing age of cars and trucks W. A. CRUMLEY a superior service to patrons of radiator shop and have your radi ly corrected. this section, Stop and shop tbe and determination o f -the public to ator attended to before trouble Here is a modem service for community and adds greatly to next time you are in Xenia. Here you will find anything you Massey - Harris Farm Equipment get the fullest mileage from their starts. the motorist o f this section. This popular and dependable could expect to find in any de the advantage of every owner of units. It is in accord with the They deserve our praise as Their very accommodating pol partment store any place. Furni Tractor and Combines an automobile. The fact that visit store has attained its prominence transportation of the country and icy has won wide popularity. A few ture, appliances, hardware, paint, they are offering, an honest and among the leading business houses with the desire of the people to efficient service, doing a good of many accommodations are gen ors and local patrons can get real through serving the people with rugs, and farm supplies, a thou This well-known firm, located in invested. This equipment has been utilize every available unit. job at a reasonable frice. We eral auto parts, repairs, and motor service in the up-to-date institu the best possible quality of goods, sand and one articles, a host of. Xenia on New Burlington Pike, is manufactured for one hundred and Damage to many parts o f an take pleasure in complimenting tuneup work. Also their complete tion instills in the mind of the obtainable. They have complete bargains—are sold and shown with the dealer for the popular Massey- automobile motor is often brought them and recommending their Harris Equipment. Be sure you see twelve years. line o f Case Farm Implements motorist confidence in the fact furnishings at most reasonable smiling courtesy. Shop at this about by overheating when the ra s'ervice to you. We in this Merchants and Busi which they sell and service. that all his troubles can be taken prices. store where honest and straight this firm before you purchase your diator does not supply water of Xenia Auto Radiator Service, R. farm equipment. They have had ness Directory issue wish to point In their repair department you care of in a most competent man Nowhere will your dollar have forward methods have built a will find only able and efficient ner. more units of buying power than good business. low enough temperature. H. Aubin, prop, is located in Xen the experience in furnishing just out the fine reputation the W. A. Do not endanger your motor ia at 24 Maple. Phone 2181. the right machine for the job. Crumley has built for themselves. workmen, backed with facilities In this review we wish to con When you buy farm equipment They are noted for square dealings which enable them to rebuild, re gratulate R & S Motor Sales for you want to know you arc getting and will stand behind every pur place or repair any auto or trac the complete service they are ren machines that will stand up to the chase. Trade with a firm you can tor no matter what the trouble dering to the community and wish job. Massey-Harris Farm Equip depend on. Look to W. A. Crumley may be in a most satisfactory man them years o f continued success in ment ha3 stood the test fo r years, for Massey-Harris Farm Equip ner. their location in Xenia, on Colum and can be depended upon to give ment, Gobey Hi-Speed Wagons, This firm is important to the bus pike, phone Xenia 1205. the maximum service per dollar Tractors and Combines. ROBINETTE BILLARD PARLOR 24 West Main St. - Xenia Miami Valley Production Credit Assn. * 1 — . ' A. D. Robinette, Owner Home Federal Savings & Loan Assn. Archie Peterson, Field Representative Oster - Grote Tractor Sales A High Class Recreation Center The billard and pocket billard S. Milton McKay - Secretary Catering to the Better Class o f equipment alone requires a very The Miami Valley Production Bldg. Room 27-28 3rd floor, Mr. trade. “Meet Your Friends Here.” heavy initial investment and to Home Owned — Home Operated Credit Association need no intro Peterson will be glad to talk over DESERVES CREDIT Billards, the game said to have this they have added many con duction to most of our readers. particular problems with you. been created by Louis XIV of veniences for tbeir customers. To- Two of the great civilizing forces This concern has rendered a service Many of our readers can tell Savings & Loan Assn, has a very Oster-Grote Tractor Sales is a are fortunate in having the serv France by his physician as a form cbaco, cigars, sandwiches and to our farmers oyer a period of you of instances where the Miami which have helped to assure the convenient plan for information progressive enterprise which deals ices and modern stock offered of pleasant recreation after eating* soft drinks can be furnished at superiority of the American people time -that is certainly deserving of Valley Production Credit Associa in. the nationalist known lines Ford them by Oster-Grote Tractor Sales has become one of the most popu this popular recreation parlor. are owning one’s home and the call Xenia 1566. tribute in this review of progress. tion has been of service to them Tractor with Dearborn equipment. in Yellow Springs Phone 7431, So lar of the many indoor recreations. They invite you to visit their habit of thrift. These two functions In carrying out these two func The Production Credit Associa and have only praise for tbe way Special attention is given to re if you are buying a new piece of It is fascinating and capable of establishment when you are in Xe are both provided for by the mod tions, saving? and loan associations tion is truly a friend of our Far this firm handles every detail. "We pairs, sales, parts and service. machinery this summer or are in being developed into one of the nia and spend--a few hours play em savings and loan association; throughout the country are per mers and stand ready and willing suggest that our readers continue Very popular throughout this need of parts for your old equip most exacting games of skill ing one of the many fascinating The Home Federal Savings & to be of assistance in any-way to take advantage of the service forming a valuable and useful serv section, this is one of the firms ment it will pay you to stop at games of .billards. Loan Assn, has made use of the known. “ It is not a game of chance possible. This firm makes short of this worthy company. ice; it is Air more that a. mere that is thoroughly abreast of the Oster - Grote Tractor Sales. but a real game of skill where In making this review, we wish most approved and simplest meth term agricultural loans and for any Continued success in tbe years matter of dollars and cents, it is times, realizing the necessity of practice makes perfect.” to congratulate the proprietor, ods. They loan money on property They operate a complete repair information regarding such a loan, to come in our locality, is the wish making provisions for the corner bringing to the door of the people department. They are experienced The Robinette Billard Parlor is popular A. D, Robinette. upon within this area according to one drop in at their office in the Steele of this writer. stone of a sane national develop and have, all the necessary equip of the simplest and least expensive of these parts the very latest ma one of the most modernly equipped keeping it a clean recreation par ment by providing for saving and chinery that includes all o f the ment. Call on them when you are establishments and is prepared to lor where everyone may enjoy mortgage systems known. In the easy home-owning, This company most recently manufactured inven in need of new machinery or need entertain the novice in his first these popular games in the most savings department, Home Federal is located in Xenia at 6 N. Detroit. tions and Improvements. repairs or parts fo r your present game or the expert billard player. pleasant surroundings. Tbe farmers of this territory equipment. HAROLD HESS Yoder Funeral Home Hudson Authorized Sales & Service Francis H. Fisher, Inc. Allis Chalmers - New Idea Farm Machinery XENIA IRON & METAL CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE CONTRACTOR Reliable and Friendly this section as the leader in used HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID 716 -Xenia Ave. Yellow Springs Phone 7415 There is no line of cars more cars, too. If you purchase a used Important to Community popular than that bearing the name 17 Cincinnati Ave. o f Hudson. car of this firm you are taking no Phone 144 The, people have come to rec chances as the used cars they of In presenting to our readers the readers a Service on Air Condition- Yoder Funeral Home in Yeilow phone day or night, the relatives fer are carefully checked and their ognize them as leaders in their The Xenia Iron.^& Metal Co, Scrap Iron, Metal, rags and paper. name of the Francis H. Fisher Power Piping- Plumbing and; Springs, offers the public 24 hour and friends are relieved of all de class, and there is no auto dealer O. K . is good since the firm is conducts one of the most necessary While they always give prompt Lie., we feel that we are giving Heating, they are located in Yel tails. They take complete charge anywhere that is more dependable reliable and honest in their deal business houses in the community. attention to all features of their credit to a, firm which has a great low Springs, Phone 7474, '*'* 1 They have a modernly equipped than Harold Hess, for Authorized ings, and the prices are reasonable. This firm Is rendering a most business, they specialize in the deal to do with the growth and The manager extends to the stee mortuary, beingepe^ectiy- sppointr and hay,e the most able assistants Hudson Sales & Service. It will be to your advantage to essential service that is bringing handling of these products. progress of surrounding commun ple of this are*: eerdud^irmtif-' Sdii » d - 'i ^ ^ u ^ d#cpr*|ed’And its in all departments for carrying the This splendid line of cars com call xm Harold Hess, when you are recognition 'not only from the peo- We are pleased to compliment ities. They have been in business tion to call at their office or by very appearance bespeaks quiet funeral arrangements to their ter bines b&iaty of outline and ap- considering the purchase of a new le of the immediate community The Xenia Iron & Metal Company for many years, and during that phone 7474, and any information and solemnity. There is no extra mination,. .polhtiaent, with unexcelled smart or used car. This company, has all ut also throughout the surround and in this Review we wish to period of time,, have established -a ' dp* charge :fhr the use- of private, W e are .glad to compliment Y o- ness and dignified simplicity that the new equipment put out by ing territory. By the efficient direct your*attention to their de ’~,J,!^f-*nd»thcrw«cgiHPkte.- funerals , Home upon this very S3*®*' style and performance. In Allis-Chalmers and New Idea, stop methods upon which they operate pot as one of theumporttat buri-i and to mdl to the '' ' “ §tamina and stability in soon and look around. They are they are market centers in this ness places of. this section and to public the fact ffcgig have few peers at any price, located in Xenia, on Washington community and therefore able to its management? as amoagfour best 'B a ft ever changing.- firm, i* known throughout St. pay the highest market price for citizens, ’• K , r -’Vfel*"' * X - -Jr% . ' - * * J • — -* - *-5- & ' r-'"