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EKAID Damage Suits tttenimiiyimmuntiimiuMtiUHiiHMM Fanners War On 1 eld! CO URT NEWS j For Drownings Corn Crop Wf Fly And Wheat Smut i .... Not Reach 1Estimate FROM STATE 1 j . Dr. R. L. Haines,' Jamestown Fhy- Greene County formere have again 1 CAMPAIGN STARTS Assembly Wife, Anna E., are defendants in three Wheat Smat the m ost aerloiM .iaaect Sam Bone, individually, William Estimates have made at Dr. Jhnrioaon, pester the United damage suits -demanding a total o f apd digeese puts « t ’ tiw whoat crop Presbyterisn Church, addressed the Miller, W . L. N eff and Foy B. Hiney, various times as to :«$ the yield of DEPARTMENTS members of the Caesarcreek Twp. $45,000 damages filed in common pleas according. Ao the-G oontyAgaits OlRse. students and faculty « f the Wgh NEXT mi oorn -wiH be this-season, Early kvtlio court, Tuesday, by fathers of .The F ly i r contrdMed by planting SdieM! Monday,, Beptemher3Bi A fte r hoard o f trustees, are defendants in an summer the crop .was n £ expected to three girls, drowns^ in a swimming wheat on ior oftev?Qltsbor 1, tho’fly injunction suit filed in common pleas uxeeed-flfty per -cent- nwEpl. Follow leading a terief dovotlonal service, he Some twenty-eevon local business COLUMBUS— A n immense benefit pool, Aug. 7, at Sycamore park, near free date-— d the iihiuhjMqjni?îe:pri- court by J. D. Hurley and Ralph ing the rains in Augu&t^M|Mis revived sjioke on “ The .Eternal Kingdom.” In men met Wednesday evening to form )LUM in curbing the growth of crime among J amestown, owned. by the defendants. ventedbydzi*tteg*seedn*setwi£b * Hurley, the litigation involving a dis and in many quarters .MtjMM tes placed tins interesting talk, Dr. Jamieson an organization to promote trade irbing youth was the establishment by the pute over a-partition fence. - Plaintiffs, each asking fflfi,060 dam topper carbo— te- o r -Ceres— dust. listed Gbffb gifts to man ns: the h wa federal government of the Civilian the crop at sixty per cent/ Then cante bootsting and conduct a campaign Owners of a farm which embraces ages, are Ward Washburn, as adminis The Hess!— F ly' is supposed to beauties of this earth, the crown of showing tee advantages of trading ral g< Conservation Corps camps. This was the time fo r harvesting*: he aeni’ when 137 acres in Greene County and trator o f the estate o f M arjorie Wasfe- a better em Kwset coudd Ipp me de and baveim— biajgiit to^tenerka % Hie salvation, add the etetewil ktegdom. with local merchants, ervat the assertion of Warden James C. thirty-seven in Clinton County; the burn, 14, N ew Burlington; Lawrence Hesaan Soktiers'w 4iib-f oaght witfc'the Fallowing addrhss, Beed estimates dropped to fif|yjper.c#nt or It is planned to give away prizes asser Woodard of Ohio penitentiary in an Hurleys declare in their petition that Drake, administrator o f the estate of British in the RevoiuReoary War.; led the croup in singing patriotic, less. each week as a trade booster; the dard address at a meeting of the Managing Bone owns an adjoining farm, with a Evelyn Drake, 12, of Wilmington, R. Like many other fcreign’iriMcta.'this religious, and'fdlk songs, Last Saturday we jnsbscted field various stores to give tickets with ess at Officers’ association, an organization partition fence between, and that a R, 2, and Granville 8. Gano, adminis * fly had-na-eHt—ml-efteMies fe-prevent of officials of institutions under the of-com pn FerndalaKi m . th^w'aB .each purchase. Three prizes w ill be era' t dis’pute exists relative to the bound trator of the estate of Ruth Anna ite spread. The damage is depoby the Freahmen Initiation liciali State Department of Public Welfare. seeded with Reed’s Ye low/Dent on given away each week. Details of ary line o f the farm s and as to where Cano, Wilmington, ,R. R. 2. * larvae which burrow-inrido the stems Friday, Omrixaribu.1 1*, was the day Dep ‘‘By taking the young fellows from one half^nd hy-bied ph, vjed th sr half, the plan w ill be placed in every home i the fence should be. All charge -the defendants with o f the .plants and 10-weabea them-that set fa r the - freshmpn • initiation. The takir the nation’s pool rooms and street H ie soil was black audsHip .nop.had in teie-territory and announcement of The trustees, upon application of negligence because the swimming pool the stems-auy break :« w Mans TnlesdravmJip.by the sophomores, in lUttior corners, and giving them out-of-door the- ^dvantege atvi jetflstiire- under: importance will be made next week. Bone, assigned« the ’ parties Jcettajn contained an unmarked. ^tepojF^ from hanest. The exaot time when adult cluded carrying botes in a bucket, ?rs, a . training and Work with small monthly neath, the cam -average Various plans were discussed fo r portions o f the fence to be maintained, tivo to six fee, and'because the pool fifes la y egga. hm fbem debemined toys wearing hair .ribbons and carry ing a wages, the government has done more heighth fo r tlje sedSoni y The ^qiwli^r trade promotion and it is possible and it is from this order that the was in charge of a woman' "over SO and fairness do not otan t’-wfumt until ing waiters towels; and girls wearing is> thi to prevent the spread of crime among wna excellent," th e . hy-brsd Sutpassihg something not only new but interest- Hurleys have appealed, on the grounds yjears o f age, Who' Umw. unable to svrim the date fo r Infestation is -|out. A aprams. •even! youth than any. other measure that the dent. I f was. notiêable that DtC will be offered each week during the the trustee board was without juris and was the only attendant a t -the-pool heavy irifestntfoil — fa aotad te- mstiy The cUmaK c f t the- day w as a fresh- h ths could have been decided upon," hy-bred withstood all wpd while the campaign. diction to change an existing agree at the time'.of the drownings." fields this yam t- and farnwrs ore tnamaophomnre â riy .u t Martha, Jane 1 hr- Warden Woodard stated. “The figures dent-was do\m and somewhat tangled, A vote was taken’on changing the ment. The court is requested to geperaDy expected to observe "the fly Turnbull's home, Durirtg tee evening Jen V of the Department of Justice, taken The victims were members of a so much so a corn bindm $OUld. not be policy of store closing during ijhe establish the correct boundary line be free date this.-fail. ; . -. gatnes were played and delicious re rie Di from a recent survey, show that the 4-H club picnic party from Mt. used. . week, the majority favoring open tween the tw o farms. Judge F. L. Pleasant school, Clinton' county; who Wheat ft&mtrodOCestUe yield, feed freshments were enjoyed. a i-i average age of new commitments to !Mr. Cornett, manager! of Opekasit stores each week-day evening. Busi Johnson is attorney fo r ,the plaintiffs. waded beyond their depth In the pool, ing value awd:.rellisg qprica-ôf-wheat: ige ■ a penal institutions has risen from Farms, Inc., Federal pike, is not as ness men are' not to be bound by this Seed wheat iev first iknrrghly deaned --BoftbuH'WieWB 1 ini nineteen years to twenty-two years which was formed by damming a optotetatic over the prwpeef for a rule but those that favor openings m EXECUTOR IS SUED small creek. The woman attendant, to iremove-sawt- ballr, ebaff, Hmivded The C. H. S. softball team -were seen in the past thirty-six months, which, good-.com yield, as he w ^ a o m e woeks each evening will be at liberty to do s week- though unable to swim plunged inot seed and weed ; aedds. Th e grein ls defeated.6.5 b y Jamas town, Thursday as they think best. te pa I.think, can be attributed in most part Declaring her compensation claim ago. Several hundred were a new the pool, fully clad, in a futile attempt then treated with awe trf -the dust evening, bn the local diamond. nk, ci to the activities of the CCC program was rejected, Elizabeth Parker has planted to com with several varieties It was decided* to. hold regular meet William to save them. treatnjenta t o ’W ll -tbO spores dn tho Since the weather conditions have te ac of the government. If I were to -be brought suit against John Johnson, as o f seed, hy-bred being included, ings in the Cummings & Creswell rd. “ My asked as to what the chief causes o f executor of the estate of R. D. Bryan, seed. been so bad this week, it has been wareroom each Monday evening. ie grc 'One field has been hitskOd, the first with an crime are, I would answer without late of Jamestown, to recover judg impossible "to hrfd practice. The game Merchants will have advertising for ci as crop planted on die farim The yield e are lay night hesitation, the lack of proper environ ment fo r $899 from the..estate. with Brysn scheduled fo r this week distribution Saturday, and advertising was only about 35 budibls per .herd atiov: our days ment and neglectful ^potential care. The amount sought is the valuation has ..been postponed. tickets -will be given with each -pur The crop oil this same field last year and The great majority of 'our criminals placed on personal services she as- chase based on the same brackets of averaged 75 bushels p$r here. The grea ■ cinema come from crowded slum infested sec sei-tedly performed at the B o n n home Flower, Motto, Colors prices now used for sales tax stamps. tions of our larger cities and ' the from July 2, 1929 to July 2, 1932, on earliest corn suffered most from the A t a recent meetfaig held in their fror ■i," “ The drouth. ~ - stricken parts of outlying country a part-time basis, and from November home room the seniors selected their of Struck,” BOOSTERS MEETING . — The districts, from which-the CCC camps 18, 1932 to March 19, 1933, on a full- From inquiry we have? pade from flowef, motto, and colors. The results Classified Taxes ken i per” and Alumni and Board of Trustees of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN irts, now draw largely.; Warden Woodard time basis, M iller and Finney are her our leading farmers the- average com are. as follows: , flower, carnation; itions are Cedarville College have, issued invita CHURCH draw said the CCC camps in 1 conjunction attorneys. crop for the year is not'expected to motto, “ Launched but not anchored;” ■ Id’s the- tions to alumni and citizens - of Ce- Come Due, Oet. 15 the with the elimination of slum areas and exceed fifty per cent of,that last year. Dwight R. Guthrie, Minister cplors, pink and silver gray, darville and vicinity to attend a Both Messrs. Dobbins and Cornett the i the bettering o f conditions in the FORECLOSURE ACTION Sabbath School, 10 a. m. Paul 0 ... Harry M. Smith, county treasurer, Boosters Meeting to be held in Alford are satisfied that hy-bred com hot bettc poverty-stricken districts will, in his Ramsey, Sopt. XOsbor: -“The Mace Faculty Party announces that personal and classified Foreclosure of a chattel mortgage is Memorial Gymnasium tonight (Oct. only withstands wind storms but.also rty-si i opinon, continue to largely decrease donian CaB" Acts I6:6-15; Rom. 15: On Monday evening; September 28, saxes -will be collected-starting, Thurs sought in a suit instituted against Ada 2A Dinner will be . served at 6:30 the-drouth. - cm, e the criminal population of the nation. Mi Young, R. R. No. 5 Xenia, by John by the Women’s. Advisory Board. .Dr« 18-21. Golden* text;1 “Go ye. therefore, the ifaculty, wives, and husband enjoy day, Oct. 15. This-will be the collec crin,i ------| T. Harbine, Jr., Xenia, who-charges a Frederick N. McMillin, President of and make disctplea o fn a tio n s.” ed •.steak roast at the CedarviUe Gun tion fo r the -second half fo r 1936. With the opening of grade and high S $‘>£3.50, note judgment he recovered tire Board o f Trustees, hod to cancel WorshlpService, 11a.m . Oub. Taxpayers that are delinquent -on Sermon ’thane: “The Guidance off real estate and assesment taxes for ith t) schools, colleges and- universities in!against the. defendant September 6, his engagement and Dr.- Charles Ryan Time Extended the Holy-Spirit/1 1 Annual Cafeteria Supper the lsst half- of 1935 may now pay the ols, c Ohio, Secretary of State George S. 11932, is, not fully satisfied. Adams, Pastor-of the Covenant Pres Sermon -text: “Y e ore -the temple o f delinquencies at any time -with tee Myer-a announced that a special .pack- i- byterian Church o f Springfield, and DriverX Menses Hie Annual Cafeteria Supper will be" i, Se- God, and the; Sphdt-of-'GodL dwelleth age o f three publications issued'by th[e‘ MOTION OVERRULED Pastor Elect o f Park-College- in Mis-- held at the school-house on Friday penalty-added. rs ar in. you/’ Payment of taxes, delinquent for of th .....Department o f State has been prepar- A defense motion seeking to-' ser souri, has been secured as the main The State. Pepartment having con evmiing, October 16th. After the speaker. Short talks will be made The Junior Society will meet at supper, Mr. Reed will be in charge o f years prior to .1935 may still be made irtnn ed fo r distribution to school, college |aijjde a $1,101.67 jury verdict favor- trol of the new drivei^s’license law, 5:45 p. m. until December 31 under the Whitte- or' di and University libraries.' The pack- { jng the plaintiff, arid requesting a new by President ~W. It. McOhesney, Judge after repeated statements issued the program to which all are also S. C. W right, and Mr. John L. Doriit. The Fellowship and iQuery Clubs cordially invited. more Act, with removal of all penal un.Lv-; age contains a copy of the _ Constitu-; trial, has been overruled by the court through the press the post few weeks w ill meet at iteSO p. m., to tnake a final ties, the treasurer announced. Former cont tion of Ohio, annotated, with all a-ijn the case of Virginia B. Browning The college male quartet wilt furnish that there would be no’Extension on Hie teachers are endeavoring t° the musical numbers. It is expected study of “The Cheistiaraafiki Caitflict- make--this supper a real success; and delinquencies may be liquidated on the of merriments and annotations to Jan. against Rov E. Bassett, administrator. Wednesday, the day before: the law be ing Authorities.® installment plan over a six-year dmer 1, 1936; the 1935-1936 maps of Ohio! * ___ l_ that a goodly number will attend this trust they will receive the same loyal came effective that the tftjne had been The Uiriaw: _ sorvice will be period, i f desired, but such contracts showing congressional, senatorial and meeting in the interest of Cedarville support that has always been given )36; DENY APPOINTMENT extended until November? 1st. It is held in tb * U . P . Chhth ,.«t. 7;30 must be made before December 31. judicial .districts of the state in colors College. by tee patrons o f the school who have ving estimated that' fully one-ffialf o f the o’clock. The tekt is, “The and listing general statistical informa Appointment for a receiver, request The annual Freshman week ended always so generously donated food and iial c r an drivers o f automobiles in the state had fooKshness o f listii tion; and a copy of the Ohio Capitol ed in a motion filed by * Mamie M. successfully when the Sophomores failed to secure licenses; up until who have given enreurAgfpfiiU;; %•' ’ | n»rspciiiB«id: the Day- leaflet which describes the historic Hester, plaintiff in a pending suit pulled the f reshmen through Hassle’s their attendance in such large 'Greene CoUnty ln1 ; anc Wednesday. . v* WBVNnln let v >ared State House. The package will be against C, C. Turner and others, has Creek last Friday noon. TluVremark- mailed upon . request tio- librarians, Jjeen denied J>x,thg co»rL , ,.- ; e H Presbytwian-(^m^43ifta»;... . RepilftBcairColtmin led tarni- * superintendents or other school offi dampening-a single SOphOmoVe.- ' ' ’ GetYour Bank greatly appreciated fate in the past wnd con will be served at the-chprch for n-int, cials, Secretary Myers said. DECLARED LEGALLY DEAD the Faculty is hoping teat with tee Dr. W. R. McChesney and Professor 40c a plate. cooperation of the patrone again this From , all straw votes taken thu$ n, Se Legal presumption of-the death of 1 and C. W. Steele journeyed to Colnmlws Dividend Next Week The Mid-wcek Servica will be held year, this may he -nude the best far Greene county is holding a strong H arry F rye has been established under Saturday to attend the State NYA Election of the late William on Wednesday evening « t .7:30. o'clock. cafeteria suppler- in. the history of the position in the long list o f Ohio , » - ,, .. . , , probate court order. The decedent ijonveniionConvention ior fo r ooiuifi-n Colleges uihi and Public i lectic As announced last week the Ex There will be a study of, “ The Voice o f school. counties, that .are favorable to London, ham ?hekothe owmer ^ e / 0M and d 0«litoraV editor o f hthe the Dayton Davton t0ctobw is alIow‘!<, 5 in 11 whichtwelve-week to provc period his •v-on-from'( Schools held at the Neal nouse. change Batik w ill pay a fifth dividend Thomas.” ■ So please keep in mind the date, the Republican nominee. ; OWtll Journal, and the late Erie C. Hop-|linuonee o f ,ife„ under tm n8 of the Professor and Mrs. C. W. Steele o f ten per cent beginning Oct. 8th. N. Choir practice will be held on Wed October 16th, and plan to come to the Landon is given 69.6 per cent of, mal, wood, for many years editor of thej , , entertained as week end guests Mr. B. Iidington, local liquidating agent, nesday eveningat 8 o’clock. school house and enjoy two treats, a the vote while Roosevelt gets only d, fc Cleveland Plain Dealer, to Ohio's! ' ’- . - and Mrs. Charles Cochran and* family,, urges that depositors call either Junior Cchoir1 practice will be held real supper and a fine program. 2L6. - Lempke received 4.3 per cent. elan* Journalism Hall of Fame was an-jl r-iiAVr-n-i» and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cochran and Thursday, t,Friday or Saturday for the at 4 o’clock on Wednesday. The proceeds of the supper are to The vote on governor is overwhelm mal it noUnced by Professor O. C, Hooper of OUDfclt IS CH ANGED , family, of Flora, Indiana. dividends. Ho wants to see a rush as be used fo r the radio which was in ing fo r John "W. Bricker, Republican nominee. Bricker will get the solid need ■ the school of journalism, Ohio Stato A former order of the court, author- Judge and Mrs. S. C. W right rtnd heretofore depositors have been slow • METHODIST EPISCOPAL stalled in the.building last year and university. The selection was made Sizing private sale of real estate be- which has been such a valuable addi Republican vote in the state as well echo Rev. and Mrs. D. R. Guthrie attended in calling for their dividend payments. CHURCH from a group of five nominees by j longing to the estate of Riley Braliam, tho Memorial Service for Rev. John tion to our school. as in the county, and in addition will rersit a, O h io Charles EverClt .HiU, Minister n a ninety Ohio editors and historians. The 1 deceased, r of the then Mary C. Montgomery has been at the annual gathering of the Y. M. ing at Indian Lake last Friday and Epworth JLeagoe, 6:30 p. m. Hear a program, .greet your friends, Plans Discussed 1, be Cincinnati Commercial, at the out- named executrix o f the June Ander- C. A. Clan o f Central and Southern Saturday, where fishing and boating Union Mooting; 7:80 p. m., in the And of good things have your-fill. tinna break of the Civil W ar turned war son Comin estate, without bond, Ohio, which' was hold- at the Book- were enjoyed to the fullest extent. A U. P. Church. Sermon by the Rev. The date it not hand to remember Meetings have been held in the ik o correspondent, and in 1863 became the Chester R. Spangler has been ap- waiter Home near New Moorfield, on local committee having the boys in D. R, Guthrie. Friday,—October, sixteen, county and w ill continue this week in ■espo. owner and editor of the Dayton!pointed executor of the Bessie Mildred Sabbath, September 27. Dr. Ross charge was composed o f Prof. H. D. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 W ell all be qulte-dteappeioted, nhfe various townships when the 1986 ler t * Journal which he published until his j Spangler estate, without bond, M iller of W ittenberg College address Furst’, Prof. L. J. George, Dr. Leo An m. T h e -fln t chapter o f tee book, I f any o f you fail-to be seen. soil conservation program and sug mal 0 death in 1894. Mr. Hopwood, bom at) SALE IS ORDERED ed the group -at the morning service, derson, Paul Orr, Robert Richards, “ The Church -W e-Love,"-w ill be. re gestions fo r 1937 were discussed. ch in North Eaton, Ohio, in 1877, taught j Administrator’s public sale of real A picnic dinnea- was enjoyed at noon Prof. Herbert Dean and Pierre Mc- viewed by Mrs. Gertrude Stormont ' Boy Scouts A t Indian Lake A meeting was held in the local Corkell. tlii I school for a time after his gradua- estate belonging to the Thomas and the afternoon was spent in group and by Justin Hartman. : The local Bfty Scout Troop enjoy ligh school Tuesday evening for this jol f tion from college, in 1902 joined the'Adam s estate has been authorized for jdiseussions ad vlsitibg with Miss At the close of Prayer Meeting this ed a week-end'trip to Indian Lake at township and another the .same eve fro staff of the Plain Dealer and until ’ October 24. Emily Book waiter in her shop -where County Rejects Road - Wednesday- the pastor and M s w ife O’Connor’s Lauding. They -loft Fri ning in the Ross Twp. district for 1 of Store his death in 1928 served successively j ...... ■■■" she was demonstrating Iicr weaving, were given a surprise reception and day evening, and returned Saturday farmers in that sectio. dent as police reporter,- assistant city; for which site has become quite well Change As A Hazard donation, consisting esperiatly Of evening. It'pia reported that 1,700 farms in poli editor, city editor, night editor, E . B roth erh ood known, things good to eat. A sheet program The scouts who went on the trip Greene county have been signed up cr, < aging editor and for the last eighty The Cedarville group enjoyed/mect- was followed by light refreshments were: James -Bailey; Junior Boase, for the plan. W n h w a n # Ytirni *1 v f t k Ofl Ih/lltAl* Hfl QOPltl'rl ! The county commissioners have re ng e ie years of his life as editor. He served, ing the Y . M. C, A . people and ap and a delightful social hour. W e want James Deck, Jaric Huffman, Jtfm Nel rs of also as secretary, and later president, To Meet October 26 preciated very, mute Mr..Dex*Cft kind eded * petition for re-location of the to espresa our hearty thanks for the son, Carl W atkim, Garold Swaaey, as of the American Society of Newspaper invitation. . IrinnelL road near Yellow Springs, gifls, and also io r the geod w ill Junior Judy, Keith Rlgio, Miren W il Veterinarian Gets he A Editors. Methodist laymen and ministers of The College Dramatic Club met in after the matter has been pending two manifested by these -gifts and in other liamson, Howard Fratac, and Keith years, It is said the change asked tora. all churches in the Wihnington dis the basement o f the Uibrary Monday delightful ways. We hgpe this may Wright. Two Farms Saturday evening to begin their yearly activ for would deprive two residents of an Despite its former ruling and the trict, comprising Greene, Faytette, prove a most successful year. They wort accompanied by Robert ities. A goodly number wa» present. outlet to a public road and aljm pro >espi opposition o f duck hunters, particular Highland,'Brown. Clermont and Clin Richards, feet* form er scoutrniwrter, Dr. W. H. Henry, Jamestown veteri The Philosophic Literary -Society vide a snok hazard and not eliminate ositi ly in tho northeiî part o f the state, ton counties, will sponsor a men’s Pierre MdGtektil, usrictant acout- narian, purchased the Eli Conner farm Monday evening to organize flitd lwdke railroad crossing. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN in th the Conservation 'Council was forced rally at the nigh school auditorium In mister, Dr. Let Andersen, and H. D. of 154.75 acres at executor's sale last plans for the coming year.. Many o f CHURCH Cor to concur with' a new federal regula filanchester, 0., at 8 o’clock Monday Furst, members of the Troop Com Saturday. The price was $78.25 an the College students were .in attend- cone: tion which placed Ohio in the new in night, October'26. Bt, C. Aultman, Ralph A , Jaialeseu, Minister mittee, Patti Orr, H. W. Deem and L. acre. The farm is.Jocated .in Ross Ray Sisson, a ' SopTiontote," was in Grand Jury Meets wb termediate duck hunting zone and re superintendent of Greene County pub J. George. . Twp. jured while playing T*ush..Footb»U:on Sabbath School and Preaching Serv mecli tards the open season to a thirty-day lic schools, is president o f the W il ice combined as -tete is Rally. Day; with All members of the party enjoyed Dr. Henry also purchased at exe the campus Tuesday evening. A r X - ds tl period stating November 1, Until now mington District Brotherhood of the Monday Morning a twelve mile motor boat ride over cutor’s sale the Lucian Faulkner farm rn.v picture' allowed a dislocated elbow. one service te begin at* 10:90 a. m. ioc,l a ce Ohio has been in the northern zone, M. E. Church. the trice to Russel’s Point where they of 204 acres on the Hussey Pike at Tile faculty and students join in wish Program given bjr the Junior and io ' 111 with the duck hunting season begin Dr. Metten S, Rice, Detroit, Mich., a Seventeen cases will come before took A trip 1ft A speed boat. 1171.75 an acre, Ibis farm has 40 Ing-hlm a speedy recovery. Primary Department, followed by an h th ning October 10. Opposition of sports noted preacher, will be guest speak tlur> Greene County Grand Jury when The boy* spent the remainder of acres o f good timber, a 3C0«tree sugar The College students held a snake address by Mr. John L. Dorst of Ce g Oc men to the later date was based on the er at the rally, to which men of all it convenes Monday morning. Twenty- darville College. Communicants class, their time At rowing, fitebig, and camp; eight-room house and other dance Tuesday evening. A lot of pep n to contention that many ducks .starting Methodist churches in the district, seven witnesses are being called by other forms o f -roereution. T w o large buildings. end spirit was exhibited by tlbe new under the direction o f the 'pastor will itent South fo r the winter will- have passed men belonging to churches of all other Prosecutor McCallister. The cases cottages were rented for Friday eve Freshmen. We have the material for present publicly a few of the things ith f over Ohio between October 10 and the denominations, and men affiliated With Cover a lohg list o f criminal charges ning whlch provided sleeping quarter* more and better peppy athletics tilts, they have learned during the prepara >r 01 new opening date onon November J-,jno church, are invited to attend. Dr. and the ju ry will be in session at least for the entire party. Mrs.’ Pence, a represerAitivo of the tion fo r Church Membersltip. It is Trailer Contents w 0) thereby spoiling twenty days of good Rice s subject will be lake Care of three days. earnestly hoped that every hteiriber The boys were well pleased with ^ . » * . r nrUof B a d A onaninl fifftififiriAtl Wtll Fortnightly Music Club off Springfield reby hunting, That Boy.’’ A special attraction will o f the Church and -Bible Bchoel may their outing and att of them want to be entertainment by a talented group visited the College Monday to inform arrange for A similar trip next year, Burned Last Sunday nti-ip be present, that we may have a Real of eight sihgers from Greenfield, 0, ua Of the coming Artist Series. Five FRIENDS ARRANGE Rally D ay service. I f there are those An attendance .of 1,000 at the rally is very well recommended numtiers are SURPRISE ON BIRTHDAY The fire department was called ottt Who read this announcement Who do Enrollment Given forecast, to be given djlring the winter. Tickets last Sunday about 11:80 when a trail not Attend any other church, we- ex Bills For Legal nrf ii.m may be obtained from Miss Blckett er loaded with household goods took Mrs. Ethel Buck was pleasantly tend a cordial invitation ttf ydu also f the musks director of the College, fire. The fire was burning briskly On County Schools surprised by a group of friends At her to fellowship with us on this Special Services Approved Professor Hostetler and Miss Fpree when tho driver reached the comer of George Peek Gives home Monday evening; tee occasion Occasion, Remember the hour 10:30 have negotiated with the High Bchoo being her birthday. Main and Chillieoth© srteets. He-Was Registration in the eleven districts during the past week and the College A social time wa senjoyed and « Bills for legal service aa s]ipeCiA unaware of the fire until notified by 8' y !‘ P. C. U., 6:80 p. m., w ill also Regi composing the Greene County rural Support To Landon practice teaching will begin next Mon- counsel fo r two doted county banks bystanders. Chemical extinguishers salad course was served to the follow carry out the plan of a Rally Day mpos public school system, foi- the autumn have been jM rtvad in: common plsas and a garden how from a , nearby ingig perspersons: Mrs. Cora Trnmbo, Mrs prepared fo r this uerviee arid alt bile term o f tee 1036*37 school year, totals ^The devotions of tins Y. W, C. A -Hilo, Mrs," Barber> Mrs, court and ordered paid ©n applioation residence extinguished the flames but The support of George N. Peck, first B. H. DI Lucy young people are invited. The sub run o 3,711, an increase of eighty-four over agricultural adjustment administrator meeting o f Sept, 30 were, led ; by Mias W. Iicmmons, Mrs. K. L. Little, Mjs, of the state banking department. not until most of the contents were ject is, “Facing the Grier Lints” They include a payment o f $1570.36 H I. : unk the net enrollment reported for the Snd once head o f the New Deal’s ex Doris Watkins, Polk songs were led j. O. Stewart, Mrs. A. O. Wilsoii burned o f damaged. The parties were Union Service in our church at to C. L, Darlington and Marcus Shoup, nr- last term, according to a survey com port-import bank, was behind Gov. by Miss Beatrice McClellan and Jane Misses I M ary WlMiamson, MWdtet 1 enroute from Cleveland to Cincinnati. 7:30 p. m. Sermon by Rev. Dwight attorneys for the Cedarville Exchange vt te pleted by H. .C. Aultman, county Landon of Kansas for president, - : Frame. Plans aro fceing made fm- a Trumbo, Alberta Owens,/Mary Flana R. Guthrie. . „„ bank, and $742,27 to C. L. 'Darlington eted school superintendent. The net en Declaring President Roosevelt “has creative leisure program. gan and Mrs, Buck. I Prayer Meeting* Wednesday, 7:80 and L. T . Marshall as counsel fo r the hool rollment for tho 1935-36 term Was taken the American farmer out of p. m. Leader, to be announced Sab County Tax Bates lime RAINS ARE WELCOME CommetriAi JHAd.'RswtegsiWtok, Xente 3,627 pupils, , - , ' foreign markets and has put the NEW XENIA THEATRE bath. t 62? , The lnrgest current enrollment of foreign fanner into the American Thursday evening-at 7:15 the Xenia To Follow Election The market,’’ Peek assailed his former The first soaking rains since last TWO FOR HALL OF FAME ahy rufal district was reported by The new Ohio Theatre opened Y. P, C. U. Prefcbyteria! win hoM It* BeavercTeek with 589 students, follow chief last night for what he termed May fell this week just,In time to.givo ij? r Thursday evening in Xenia in Whan second inatitute Of A Four- Week* County Auditor James J; Curlett “ broken” premises. the ground moisture required for ‘AVO ed by Cedarville with 578. pther was form erly the Hotdhnson am Series in our uhuMitvi fwtf Ohio editor*, leng deail, hare states teat no tax rates will be fixed Peek has been one o f tec foremost wheat seeding. Tfete-wlll make some t by rural districts reported-their student Gibney building. The slrueture was bee* Honored fo r places in the Hull o f until after the election; due to state cgricultui-Alists in the country and fa ll pasture und *ald nlfalffc B itt wui iml registrations as follows; Bryan at Converted into a first class theatre Miss Josle ChAriAton, who fo il some Fame, They are W< D. Bkskham, Day and local issues before the voters. Yellow. Springs, 444; Silvercrcek, 411; disagreed with the Wallace policy and sown in August. A largo part effthe Co. for picture shows utawi inrertiwent of week*‘Ago -atidUfeutetwed her oHAAMer ton Journal; and Erie C. Hopwood Special levies art to be voted upon ellov also the Roosevelt trade treaty that corn crop in tWs wwtkm knur been wit Xenia Twp., 103; Jefferson, 336; $30,000. The building is owned by and Arm. has returned from the Me-. duvriihd DMu-Deeler. Thu ttiM In several districts In the cottnty. I f Sugardreek, 316; Spring Valley, 805; permitted CanUdian farm products to but ft larger uerngd t f tora TVflldto enla The Memo TM enfl 'tewing* und Lean Clrifan Hospital and Is now with Mr. Fame dinner will be at the OSU on the. sales tax is taken from food it a, Ohio 161; Caesarcreek and Clifton, come into this country to break down husked from the c te lk te ««i In fremer ttgar Ross, Association. and Mrs. Wilbur Conley. N ot. 6. will mean a change In all tax rates. ate, each ejght-flve. the prices paid American farmers. years.. tell i CEDARVILLE HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 193$ THE CEDARVILLE H/ERALD SHERIFFS SALE HOUSEHOLD l o a n s Home Federal Savings and Loaft As BARNYARD l o a n s KARLH B U L L ------EDITOR AND PUBLISHER A.B.C.O/TAXES sociation, Xenia, Ohio, KjWurUl Assoc.; OlUu N tH sW lw A W ' ; yk u a il V Smith, deceased, described. of the present building; newspapers tufti* public speakers of The aboye Addition, is platted and late. Also forgotten is the promise of YOUR SAVINGS no return o f'th e saloon; forgotten is recorded in Surveyor’s Record Volume Missouri might have the credit of the doctrine of strict regulation; for No. 3, Page 399, being known as being the “Show Me State” but Idaho gotten is the promise of no more boot Smith’s Addition to the Village, of stockmen were not satisfied with- legging; .forgotten, is the promise of prices. being offered fo r livestock in Cedarville, Ohio. obedience to law. the Omaha market. A delegation of Said premises have been appraised stockmen Was selected from Idaho at One thousand dollars ($1000.00) In an election held June' 25, North breeders and shippers mid sent to Dollars, and can not sell for less .than Omaha to investigate. The day the Dakota voted to retain its dry law by delegation arrived they found more a 25,000 majority. ~ two-thirds of the appraisement. than fifty pens o f Canadian cattle - Terms of Sale—CASH. from, canners and cutters to grain fed F. D. R. in accepting the nomination JOHN BAUGHN, Sheriff, steers that'had come into the market as candidate fo r re-election did not in ______of Greene County^ Ohio. form the-natiofi-how hc-had -balanced under the Roosevelt trade treaty. The Harry D. Smith, Attorney. same week dressed pork dropped the budget, on a heer keg. more than $2 a hundred in the New (9-24— 10-lld ) j s York market; This same delegation A liquor advertisement says: “Beer H. I . PICKERING investigated and found that several intensifies the joy of social con versa LEGAL NOTICE Phone 22 Cedarville, Ohio hundred, thousand pounds of dressed tion.” Yes, we have noticed that the pork had been permitted to enter the conversation is-s^greatly intensified,— Notice is hereby given that S. H. New- York market from foreign loudly— profanely so. Squire, Superintendent o f Banks of countries under the same'trade treaty. the State of Ohio, in charge of the This resulted iin flooding the j market liquidation o f The Exchange Bank, with dressed pork, causing a break in Dr. D, Leigh. Colvin in his accept the price that was soon reflected in ance speech o f fiomination for Presi Cedarville, Ohio, has through his duly the Ohio markets for hogs oft. foot. dent on the Prohibition Party ticket appointed, qualified and acting Special SAFE and SURE! said: “ Repeal changed the attitude of Its all the New Deal in action .playing Deputy Superintendent o f Banks filed the government toward the liquor the farm er against the city dweller to with the Clerk of Courts of Greene keep down the prices, o f food in the traffic from that o f opposition, or pro hibition to that-of permission’and pro County, Ohio, an instrument setting city markets,' / FOR 51 YEARS THIS tection. Prohibition placed trafficking forth' certain claims, assorted against ift liquor in the .glass o f crimes where the.assets o f said baqk and allowed as There is one thing yftu-dd not Rear it belongs because o f the seriousness ASSOCIATION HAS. PAID 1 • the N ew Deal Democrats discuss and o f its consequences to society. Re such. • ' that, is why so many leading Demo peal legalized, authorized and sanc Any person desiring- to object to cratic papers have openly repudiated tioned that traffic.” , payment o f any such claim, or claims 'Jfr ' I_____ H- t Roosevelt-and-why scores o f others so allowed, may do so in the manner in each state have little to say in de Subscribe for THE HERALD fense o f the administration. The Balti provided fo r in Sections 710-93 and more Sun that has been supporting 710-99 o f the General Code o f Ohio. REGULAR Democratic' candidates fo r more than S. H. SQUIRE, Superintendent, ninety years leaves the party. The ■ADAIR’S . o f Banks in charge o f the liquidation Copyright 195#,by The Chicago Triban* Omaha, Neb., World-Herald openly en | of The . Exchange Bank, Cedarville, 'WMb ^ dorses London. The' S t Louis-Post Dispatch repudiates Roosevelt for Ohio. (2 t) DIVIDENDS Landon—Why Twenty-five llcarst daily papers that supported Roosevelt Wanted—We buy and Mil new and four years ago now support London— used cars. Bolden A Co., Steele Bldg., July 1936 Dividends 3 Per Cent Why ? • In Ohio the Cincinnati En I . • * Xenia, O. quirer is passive on Roosevelt and en "Ramona” Beautiful Romance in Color dorses Bricadr for governor. The Accounts opened by October 10th draw Cleveland Plain Dealer urges Brick- Subscribs to THE HERALD er’s election over Dayey, whom the Dividends from October 1st and are Plain Dealer supported two years ago. Federally Insured. Roth papers are Democratic. What WHEN MOD FERMENTS AND EASES Ri more could be said in behalf of Landon and Bricker. Four years ago dnany TAKE JUST ENOUGH TO ALKALIZE Republican papers refused to support ' ' * ’ Hoover for re-election and it is for s-*V' - ' the same reason Democratic papers ' t it, * have just grounds for repudiating , their-party nominees. SPRINGFIELD FEDERAL The ink had hardly dried on the daily press giving account <*of the Roosevelt campaign speech before the SAVING and LOAN ASS'N New York State Democratic conven tion, 'Tuesday night, when the New 28 E. Main St. Springfield, O. r. Deal dictator, smarting under the tag of Communism hung to. his ndminis* Gas is fine in your stove or fur “The Pioneer Associafion of Sprinffield tration, when’ Earl Browder, under ar nace, but it’s both painful and rest in Terre Haute, Ind., appealed to fA‘h ~f ■ Roosevelt for aid, having been placed embaraasing in your stomach. j under arrest for defying the police to / ''/ • . t ' Why don't you use Alka-SeHzer ‘.make n Communist speech, Browder G et W arm for the relief of ACID INDI | is the Communistic candidate for GESTION, Colds, Headache, j president, hut urges Roosevelt’s elec- MranUtte, Muscular, Rfeaum&tlc, i tion, ns good enough fo r the radicals, Sciatic Pal as? 'Browder was connected with the QUICK Alka-Stltasr is ptaaaant-to.takc and ; Russian exposure last week by the unusually affective In action — not : Hearst papere. Photostatic copies of 'T h a t’s one thing you can do laxative, not Habit forming, does not Public Sale the correspondence connected the New with the new D uq Nubian, depress the Heart. . peal with headquarters o f Communists because'of i(s '-Special per . Ask: yam dnggkt. We will offer at Public Auction our entire herd of Dairy Cattle, jin Russia, How could any president forated casing that allows "except the Registered Jersey's,” fin the Edwin Dean farm, 21& miles Loretta Young, one of the most theater in Springfield, Friday. deny Communism with the Tugwells, N. E. of Cedarville; 3 miles S. E. of Clifton, on the Kyle-Dean road, beautiful ladies In filmland has the the heat to radiate directly Countless groups of regular and Ir \ Frankenstine and their ilk connected B f WISt -At KM l/l & mile North of State Route 42 on starring role in 20th Century-Pox's regular theatergoers In this sec i with the administration. One of into the room just like it tion will undoubtedly avail them Roosevelt’s electors in New York City does from a good oak or a now natural outdoor color picture, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1936 selves ot this opportunity to enjoy Tis an. a vowed Communist.. The name base burner. Yet, the Duo “ Ramona," which includes an able is enough— Dubinsky, tills great picture with the pleasure Nubian circulates moist, COMMENCING AT 12:30 O’CLOCK, THE FOLLOWING supporting cast headed by the ro f ...... and comforts afforded by a modern, warm air all through the mantic Indian lover, Don Ameche, deluxe city theater. ! For Bate^Two cows, Guernsey and house. And this is impor 42-Head of Dairy Cattle-42 Never before has the American The State’theater in Springfield | Jersey, giving good flow of milk, in tant— its special construc WOMEN LOSE theatergoer experienced such per has announced as its week-end at quire o f Mrs. Jennie Shroadea, or son,1 T. B. and Bang tested with accredited Herd" Certificate. fection In color camera work as is traction opening Saturday, Warner Roy. i tion eliminates the cold Consisting bf 25 Jerseys, some with calves by side, some springers, to be enoyed In "Ramona." Filmed Bros, breath-taking ' and ' history drafts across the floors FAT SAFELY and the others giving a good flow o f milk, almost entirely out-of-doors with making aviation film, "China Clip that you find with so many 8 Head o f Guernseys, 1 with first calf by side, others carrying beautiful sunsets, dawns, strchpis G*ln Physical Vigor— YouthfnL their first, second and third calves. J per," starring Fat O'Brien. "China circulators. . neM With Clear Skin and Viva green meadows, mountains nnd Clipper" Is the screen story of the i Dr. H. N. Williams 3 Head of Holsteins, 2 carrying first calf, 1 giving a heavy flew cious Eyes That Sparkle With o f milk, carrying her second calf. giant trees as Its background, "Ro most daring and outstanding suc Glorious Health 6 Head bf Jersey and Guernsey heifers, all bred. Most o f these motia” establishes a new note in cessful commercial aviation‘feat ih ' Scg this New HcrCs thc recipc that beri«bes fat perfect color, photography. ! DENTIST heifers and cows were raised on the farm. They are. all T. B, and! skyway history to dft& .It telhu . . end.hrints eat, aU tbe MUwal attrac-. Bang tested and the milk will bo tested and weighed from each cow The music'set to this love slort the exc|tlng> stOiT of fOjR coif Strife-'* DUO NUBIAN . tivencM .{hat qrery wonuajMseectM., , before sale day. These cows have gopd udders and ate producing is ot course known the worlil lion of the giant 7-toft'flying boat, j x-r a y e q u ip m e n t • *- Xter? tem d if'tete'M e hriTuia* heavy. „ r ~ around, having been among tin* and readies a breath-taking climax Yellliw Springs, Oflio Come' down :to the store speeand of Knudten SritCis * date of hot water before breakfast—cut most popular scores qf the present with a complete record of the great and see with your own eyes 1 REGISTERED JERSEY BULL & 1 HEREFORD BULL century, "Ramona" will open a down on pastry sad fatty meets—go flight the Clipper ship made from this marvelous new heater light oa potatoes, butter, cream aid week's engagement at the Regent i 1 past yearling Registered Jersey bull, well bred, good indivldtial. California to China last November. that brings an entirely sugar—fa 4 weeks get on the eoskw has a beautiful color, with some white, and proving to he a sure and note bow many pounds of 1st If ybu like to embroidet pretty hew typo of comfort to breeder. 1 Hereford bull, coming two-year-old, good individual nrtd quilts, send fchis Ar, name and bars vanished. Notice rite that you breeder. stove heated .homes. have gained in energy—your etia is address to us and receive color clearer—you feel younger la body— 30 PURE BRED BARRED ROCK PULLETS circular o f choicest applique, Kraschen will giro yon a Terms of Sale—CASH ADAIR’S qKa •*£.-’quills irtiftHff lihi PRINTING QUILT BLOCKS test. Is triteac end It .teste d wtsfcs.. B N. Detroit St. RAINBOW QUILT BI.IOCKcb. beidtH -s»->■-«-ja^tedA — A-so gMmwv sisreMti' — je^> vt|sr* Xenia, Ohio Mtvs-yeur msmr :i...... 4915 Wichita Ave. Cleveland, Ohio N0TK—Many eespls ww dhad tea A. D. Hanna and Edwin Dean WJ2IKERT & GORDON, Auctioneers. m cEDABvrtra msBto, f&tdxy, m m m % \ N $ SC -sat. I Mr, and Mrs. James DufHeld o f Day. PIANO RECITAL * H ie Cleveland, O., Plain Dealer o f For Sale—Davenport, combination CUar that aching feati- Eight that WANTED— Man op woman * ton spent the week-end here with , , [June 23 contained, an editorial on gas and Coal range. Gall Phone No. pa#t stomach. Move the*# ee«- \NS .relatives and friends. to represent a largn piano Local and Personal i|v- ti it Utviuni nvAGontiul navi1 | 3t th8 WhOOl* It 8ftid* 7, Cedarvillc, atipatod bewala toy taking Noah’s deadly work of those who drink manufacturer in tjhis locality. Regulator. Pleasant to take; atlld .N S Min. Henier Better and son, ''Ted," at* b lT * iand then N $ suffering with an attack of neuritiB in ,Wm. Marshall, ^Tho ^flnwtn>Dorofchy |traffi5 w it h in more tragic rûlte Nationally known company. Per ANS Marsh, and also attend the College Due^-Good Humor, by . Joreph 1 * V * * mtter °f wm‘ manent position. Pay every week. T u « Brnum p roon knowledge that n man or woman Booster meeting this Friday evening, Mrs. Nell (Condon) Flqhart, Day- Car necessary. Our men earning o :„~ who drinks and then drives is an ton, has been a guest o f ilpsÂcletha SEND YOUR RAT LAMBS AND CALVES * Su>8r enemy to be shunned b y his friends front $35 to $75 a week. Not neces The Ladies of the UifitoJ Presbv- Bird, the past week. Mrs.-Fluhart PiSsn^tnv f and suppressed whenever possible by sary lo write letter. Just fill out terian Church) are asked to assist i]di WUs formerly a resident of Cedarvillc. Solo Dancing Lightly, H. G. Neely S0cjety7 A good editorial but incon cleaning the interior o f the church, —<— ------—Jean Wright. coupon below and mail to Box 164, TO SPRINGFIELD’S MONDAY AUCTION sistent because in the same issue o f next Wednesday, Oct 7, starting at A marriage license was issued in A Merry Waltz, Mathews—Martha Dept. 7944, Quincy, Illinois. the Plain Dealer there ^vere 218 square 9;30 a, m. Newport, Ky., Tuesday, to Lawrence ICennon, inches o f liquor advertising. ——------Everhart, 28, truck driver, and Deha Duest — Marche Impromptu, by The Martindale Farm recently pur- . Joseph Law—Jean Wright, Vera Mae PLAYER PIANO BARGAIN! Number of chased by 0. A. Dobbins, lias been -r--——-. —f Fields. rented to Mr. Harold Dobbins, who is Misses Nora and Marguerite Neff, First Piece of The Star Performer THIS MARKET AFFORDS Instead o f reshipping to factory now located on the Wm. Anderson ” r> Balph McCall of New Burlington —Barbara Smith. you the best facilities inrCentral Ohio for handling your Solo—Bustling Leaves, 'Edgar Read farm, Xenia-Jarfiestown pike, Mr, George Jordan, Jr., of near $700.00 Player Piano, like new can be live stock. Prices obtained for your animals ,at our ...... Xenia spent Sunday at Cincinnati, at- —Betty Irwin. had for unpaid balance o f $36.42 re Reading— Barbara Smith, Monday sales compare favorably with large terminal maining on contract. W rite at once to J. . G, McCorkell, who has been ill tend,’nff the Zooloîci,l Barden, Instrumental Trio—The First Violet markets, at lower selling costs. Returns guaranteed by for some time suffering from a light “ “ of Spring, Mathews—Doris Townsiey, Edgar O. Netzow, (Department o f A c Bond meeting requirements of U. S. Department of paralytic stroke, is greatly improved Mr. and Mrs, A. B, Creswcll' and Jean Wright, Lois Brown. - counts), 4743 North Sheffield Avenue, and is now able to toe about liis home daughter, Martha Jane, have returned Agriculture. v Solo— Puss In Boots, Rcnard— Doris Milwauke, Wisconsin, who will advise some good days and he expects to be from a visit to Cleveland, where they Conley. Commissions— Hogs 25c; Sheep 25c; Calves 50c; Cattle $1.00 where piano can be seen. Kindly able to visit his office. attended the American Legion eonven- Duet— Oh Susanna— Louise Miller, Inspection and service 50c per $100.00 value. — ,—;— — -----_ j.tion, afterwards spending a few days j Vera Fields. furnish references. IN SPRINGFIELD AT THE Mr. Pierre McCorkell has entered * * Buffalo, N iagra Falls and Canada. Duet—In The Pairlion, Charles Cad- SPRINGFIELD LIVE STOCK SALES CO. man--Mary Alice Whittington, Mrs. the insurance business. »e a partner .' T,r„h « a.i.- , . LEGAL NOTICE Sherman Are. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Mala SSS-J with his father, Mr. J.-G, McCorkell. DobbfVls a?d,.Al‘h^r Brown. & AH kinds o f insurance is writen b y the I j * ? 8 attended a meeting o f the Ohio Group o f Poems— Ann Collins. Ethel Oglesbee, whose place o f resi REGENT 9 Seed Improvement Association in Smith. dence ir> unknown, is hereby notified ______Brookville, O,, last Friday. It is esti- Solo— Spanish Dance, Lazarus— I ' Week Starting. ON I mated that not more than 5 to 6 per Vera Mae Fields. that Morris M. Oglesbee has filed his Mr. and Mrs. John Pyles were very cent of the normal acerage for corn in Solo—Night Alarm, Carl W. Kern petition for divorce and equitable re 15* ;er FRIDAY! pleasantly surprised last Wednesday Ohio can be planted next year to hy- Louis Miller. lief on the grounds o f gross neglect VE evening, Sept. 23, when twenty-seven toyed corn due to the shortage of seed. Solo — Grande Valse Caprice — of duty in Case No, 21210 of the Com relatives and friends gathered at"their j’ \ ------Dorthy Kenno. home in honor o f then- twenty-fifth 7 Mr. Mra. j . M . AuW and daugh. mon Pleas Court, Greene County, the. Solo—I-es Myrtes, Paul Wncho— wedding anniversary. They were the tors, Josephine and Wilda, and son, Ohio, and that said cause w ill be for ish- Miiry Alice Whittington. recipients of many beautiful and user Harvey; attended the marriage of thfe Saxaphone and Clarinet numbers— hearing on or after Oct, 17th, 1936. COAL vith xul.silver gifts. . > . . - — Saxnphobia, Rudy Wiedoeft; Melan V nephew of the former, Mrs, Eugene MARCUS SHOUP .ing Auld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur choly Baby— Ned Brown. sold ltev. and Mrs. Albert Ankeney, nee '-Auld, .Marion. The bride was Miss (9-4— 10-2d) Attorney fo r Plaintiff. The weather the past few day* is a reminder that low Margaret Schneider, former member Eernitta Lee Masters, who was secre- REPORT OF SALE of the faculty of Cedarvillc College, tai>y_ to the superintendent of the Winter is not far off and you. will need Good CoaL ' SY, missionaries in Japan, are. home on a Marion public schools. The ceremony Monday, September, 28, 193li furlough for a year, having arrived in ; was performed at 8:30 p. ni., last Springfield Live Stock Sales Co.. this country from Norway a few days Saturday evening in the First Bap HOGS— 773 hd. - ago, where they spent some time. tist Church, Marion, toy Dr. Homer 200-250 lbs. -„_10.00 They will be guests o f Dr. and Mrs. Henderson, Grove City, Pa., uncle of 250-275 lbs...... 9.90 High Grade Coals in Yard M. I. Marsh 'over the week-end. the groom. Mr. Auld is a member of 275-300 lbs...... _.9.75 the Marion school'faculty.. 300 lbs. u p ______9.25 down >sl 180-200 lbs. I...... 9.70 YELLOW JACKET, DANA KENTUCKY BLOCK Mrs. W alter Boase, who 'has been a 160J80 lbs. - - . . . . — ..-.9.25 patient in the McClellan Hospital, 140-H50 lbs. — .8.50 to 9.00 Xenia, has improved and is now at 120-140 lbs. ______9.50 to 9.00 Genuine POCAHONTAS LUMP (Coal Treated for Dust) COZY THEATRE home. 100-120 lbs. ...9.25 to 9.00 Feeding pigs ______8.00 to 8.75 W e will have a car of Genuine Pocahontas Egg Coal, SOUTH MAIN STREET Twe’nty-one.mem'bers of the Re- Sows 1____ 7.50 to 9.00 | search Club and a number o f guests Stags ______...___7.00 down treated for Dust, on track first of next week. were • entertained Thursday afternoon VEAL CALVES—98 hd. . FRIDAY and SATURDAY at the home o f Mrs. Lula W att, South Choice ------10.00 to 10.40 Main street. Roll call was by “Grand Top medium ______—.8.00 to 10.00 mother’s ’ Remedies.” Mrs. Donald Low medium ______.6.00 to__8.00_ Iowa and Home Grown Timothy Seed BRIAN DONLEVY X y le read and interesting and” in Rough and heavj* ...... 4.00 to G.OO structive paper on “Health In The Culls _____ ;______4.00 down O h io / GLORIA STUART fu tu r e ." Mrs. W. A. Spencer, retiring C A T T LE —83 hd. president, interested members and Dry lot steers ______6.50 to 8.00 guests with a ‘Word Picture o f Dr. PURINA FEED OF ALL KINDS Best grass steers ___. — .5.00 to 6.50 Defoes.” Following a business session, Stock steers ______.....4 .0 0 to 5.00 and the program, an ice course was Best heifers ....6.00 to 7.00 “36 HOURS served by the hostess after which a Grass heifers.______—— 3.50 to 6.00 social hour was enjoyed. Fat-cows . . _w-» ______3.75 to 6.50 The Pu-Ri-Na - Store. Medium cows . . . ______2.75 to 3.75 fife '’’" TO KILL” The police and courts of Cuyahoga Bologna cows ______.1.50 to 2.75 county today declared war on drunken Milkers and sp rin gers ____.'$25 to $50 driver s and thrilt-mad speeders. Bulls . . . ______4.50 to 6.00 CUPPER SUNDAY and MONDAY Driven to action by a toll of-seven SH EEP & LA M B S — 372 hd. Nr fw»nty ytRn dead nnd 47 injured in traiJic acei-; PAT OBRifN Choice-ewe'and wethers. 0.00 to 9.50 C.L. dents iir tho last four days, law cn-'- .■.it,’ • t.’ni.t i- ’ W- Feeders ahd medium ...... G.OO to 9.00 fading hotel ef forcement agencies launched a cam-' ■' > *< 1 I x S [ i i ! .. TELEPHONES Gulls and light — .6.00 down fRCD AfTAH U paign along these fronts.- -Cleveland' Best buck lambs \_____ 9.60 th$ Capita! CHy*.» South M illerSt. Cedarville, O. C.IMCCR News. Medium buck lam b s ____ .7,00 to 8.00 Ultra-Modam In t O L L O * ^ Thin and light bucks . .5.00 to 7.00 Culls ’ ____1...... 5.00 to down r L t ^ I Fat ewes ...______,2.00 to 3.00 Eguipmant and * Loans Add 400 Million Old e w e s ______— -.1.00 to 2.00 »«| iU N to Roosevelt Deficit Breeding ew es ______.3.00 to 7.00 Sarvfa WASHINGTON. — Fresh bor Receipts on today’s market totalled rowing added 400 million dollars 1326 head. Hogs were slightly lower to the deficit. of the Roosevelt than a. week ago, topping at 10.00 for s TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY administration in mid-Septem two doubles o f weights averaging 211 KROGER STORES ber, according to an announce lbs. Veal Calves topped at 10.40, and ment by Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Fat.ew e and wetlier lambs at 0.80. • secretary of the treasury. The Hogs .weighing 250 lbs. and up rsH addition might reach a total of wards cashed at 0.00 and down, while 5* NORTHERN m f TOMATO SOUP—D*fJcfow lortoara 440 millions, he admitted. weights ranging from 160 to 200 lbs. sold at 9.70 nnd down to 9.25. Lighter The United States deficit on - Country Club— 14-aa. weights froi. 160 down sold 9.00 down. -AATDIIP D SpMial...... - 4 e«M 1 Sept. 9, before the new borrow toot. Sows wore in strong demand at prices univlir Now IfIB Packl * 25* KIDNEY BEANS- 1 * ing, was 414 million 551 thou ranging from 7.50 to 9.00. Country Club,,...... ca n sand, During President Roose In the Lamb division Choice ewe nnd SPINACH—Fancy I MA m velt’s administration the nation wether lambs sold a t ’ 9.00 and 9.50, PRINCE ALBERT «• 10* Country Club. .No. 2 can ■ ■ / £ ** al debt increased from 21 billion while medium kinds sold at C.00 to CELLO, PRUNES— Larg* ilw, sani to more than 33 billions. 9.00. Best buck lambs cashed at 0.00 IVi-th. tary, r*tain« natural inoUtur*. | H i* while medium kinds brought 8.00 and W| lJb, 44Ro. bag,:...... I1 H * Beginning this Friday, October 2 UM W IEAT :~ v . 23* down, Feeder iambs brought 6.0Q to TWIN tREAM COOKIE— * * * - If you need fence erected or re first show Will start at 7 o’clock. 1 7.15. Fnifk ,and. dciklou*..Jb> building of did fence, Phone 141-F12. Cattle were steady Id slightly lower, (tf) MAYWOOD HORNEY. there toeing no. dhqicie dry lot. steers w rai (*. S K , i n 95« 1L offered, A few head o f fa ir fed kind fPftr* te Hnl banked a t 8.Q0-, while best, grass steers sold at 5.00 to 6.50. Best heifers Saaw wbltal Put is ■ tupfdy «t r / w . i’N offered brought 6,00 to 7,00, and Hit pries. Ns. 2V> css. Vto* praasers 3.50 to 6.00. Best Fat cows MoomT n o o k ield, O. sold 5.50 and downward, medium kinds I COUNTRY at 3.75 down, ami’ bolognas at 1.50 to DESHLER CLUB— 2.75, l i e Veal Calves topped at 10.40 for good and choice kinds averaging 186 lbs., with a few odd head higher. Top w a l l i c kI CVVJ*^ medium grades brought upwards to e f i g f . WRIGHT’S GROCERY 10.00. and low mediums 8.00 down. Roughs arid odd head scaling over IW 1 200 lbs„ sold from 6.00 down. l l * H o

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KATHERINE HYNES ANN MeNALLY SHOP DRESS SHOP I 1*2 East High Street, is an ex clusive dressshop. # 22 Ms South Limestone Street, which SPRINGFIELD FIRMS:-: Autumn is in the air and women is under the direction of Katherine who are style-minded fool the urge to Hynes end Marie Wogman, features blossom fprth in the season* new c o m e t dross fo r wisaes and women. frocks. Here you will find snappy sports YOU SHOULD KNOW Ann McNally features dresses for clothes, chic afternoon frocks, smart morning or sports, afternoon frocks, evening: gowns and accessories. Whan cocktail dresses, and evening gowns; |t comes to details, Variety in ma gowns in the grand manner that are terials, shades and designs,— they are SEE THEM FOR QUALITY A N D SERVICE flattering and practical; dresses that all so intriguing they must be seen to make you feel slim, smart, and gay. be appreciated. Her stock comes from those creators The modern woman has come to of Fashion who know what tomorrow realize that youth is to a ■great ex will be popular'and embodies all the tent a matter of appearance rather Fall motifs and designs. than years. Becoming lines more Small § Dame Fashion has been doing some than materials and colors are es FURNITURE - LAMPS f | Good Pood — Good Service 11 for HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS I | Stenography—Typing I f UPRIGHT PIANO f original thinking in dress fabrics tjhis sential to youthful appearance. -The SLIP COVERS - DRAPERIES and JUNIORS | | Secretarial Training I 1 Plus 25 Lessons—$1.25 Per Week ! season. The Ann M cNally dresses Katherine Hynes Shop pays especial Try Our 30c Lunch f § UPHOLSTERING . s Corticelli Hosiery j | ENROLL NOW I | OPEN EVENINGS I are perfect fo r town, travel, and re attention to lines and detail. In sort wear. They arc enormously 1 15 S. Fountain Main 194 | I 122 South Limestone | I High & Springs Sts. Mam 1370-W i | 350 S. Limestone Main 2215-W | I 38 S. Limestone St. f dividuality and distinctiveness o f de smart. She invitee your inspection. sign mark the stock they are Show NiMiMMiifmiiMriiiiniMiimii-'iiiiiiintiiiitiiMimiiiiiii'i.iu'f Miss McNally supervises all of the ing, presenting the newest style fittings in her shop. features for Autumn, ( GLEN HAVEN } { Miss Mary Flannery 1 You will look and feel smart in a Bancroft Floral and Katherine Hynes dress with its MEMORIAL PARK CORSETS I harmonizing accessories. Monuments G A G E H ATS GARDEN of MEMORIES Lingerie — ' Handkerchiefs | Evergreen Shop Grave Markers and Vases 1 f and ACCESSORIES j J KATHRYN HAAS Exclusive With Hunter’s Office 27 King Bldg! Children’* Toys . | ON DISPLAY AT I I Katherine Hyhes Marie Wegman | | In the Hotel Bancroft, under the DANCE STUDIOS 1 22 S, Limestone St. Main 2696 | | 218-220 N. Fountain Main 1172-J jj § 22% S, Limestone Main 5250 | | Phone: Main 1434 : E. 107 East High Street i efficient direction o f Mrs. J. R. Myers; features flowers fo r all occasions— cut Viiii.Hiii.nuttiniHiiimHimtiu»inHtnnHiunnHU«iini»rr flowers, potted plants, corsages, table 1226 South Fountain Avenue, is an decoration.?, artistically arranged nouncing the opening o f Fall classes, j SEE THE NEW f ! I f I Ba n c r o f t f l o r a l N baskets, and special designs. featuring expert instruction in tap, DR. ERNEST BOVEY! o. A. ARMSTRONG DEUNANOS ! With the opening o f the Fall season, '• acrobatic, toe, and ballroom dancing. I -- PACKARD SIX--- f ! Licensed \\ Expert pairing ||’ I I ‘ I with the Holidays not fa r ahead, re These Studios occupy an important Phone Main 1287 | newed-interest is always taken in place in the social and educational CHIROPRACTOR 5HES„ CLOCKS, JEWELRY j j FL0^ g fo/A^T^<5siO N sl j Distinctive Style* j For a Demonstration‘at Anytime f flowers. No matter what occasion de circles of the Community. Miss Haas | Universal Basic Technique AlfSlLT()N WatelS4 J f T * U» Por Economy j j Remodeling, Repairing, Relining j mands flowers, or upon how short a received her training under some of SPRINGFIELD MOTOR SALES | * s notice it may be necessary to make the Country’s greatest dancing mas I 201-202 Arcue Bldg, Main 1360-W | | lg w Main gt 317C | | Hotel Bancroft Main 5015 1 § HO S. Limeston e Ph.: Main 2097 S ll£ W. Main Street § your demands, you will be pleased ters, having studied in New York, ...... ^,11111II mini iiiimiiiiimtniiiiMltiiiiniiiiliiiMiiimniimin.s' ûiuHiiiimiiiiiiiitiHiHiimiiMiiiiiHiiiiiimiitiiiiuiiiiiiiiBii^ with the" stock, the distinctive designs, Chicago, Boston, and Cleveland...... and prompt service that you will re Throughout the years dancing has \ * S ceive from the Bancroft Shop. You held its place as a worth while and j KATHRYN HAAS | The Gordon & Xanders Co. SNIDER REALTY j ! I I Attn McNally Shop | will find in Mrs. Myers a wealth o f artistic accomplishment. Whyis this I DANCE STUDIOS helpful suggestions concerning any true ?' Not only because o f the pleasure jj GENERAL & INSURANCE AGENCY j j R ]^f SMITH 11 SMART DRESSES I Opening of Fail Classes In floral service, when desired. They it affords, although no other feature ! I TIRES—BATTERIES I TAP ACROBATIC TOE FARMS and CITY PROPERTY j j ’ Optometrist I ] , for , ( can fill your orders, for flowers in any of our social life offers greater op I BALLROOM I l Expert Service In part o f the country. Their slogan is, portunities to cement new friendships, We Sell and Exchange j j 12 E. High Mainl3a f f ALL OCCASIONS j II NUSAFE RETREADING I 1 12 E. High Main 1381 § “Try us for economy." but it" develops grace and poise and I Enroll Now — 16 Lessons $3.50 I 1207 N. Fountain Main 3604 § 116n g. Mam st. Main 505 f f With Worley’s Inc. I i 122 E. High St. Main 279-J I gives healthful exercise. It is a prime I 1226 S. Fountain Ave. • requisite to an adult’s social educa ... Hum....iiiiiiiiiimimiMmiiiii.iiiii.'*- ^''iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiitimii....mi... mi...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiinlf ...... A».ihiii...... •iii»mium^ SPRINGFIELD tion and, very necessary, to round out ...... m m ...... H i...... m m ...... m m .I.H IIH H lillH H ^ J > ...... that of children. I f CAPLINGER’S ] f BUCKEYE PUMPS BUSINESS COLLEGE Now is the time to enroll. Ten THE CRYSTAL RESTAURANT DEEP AND SHALLOW WELL WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS lessons are offered here fo r $3.50. 350 South Limestone Street, under WHOLESOME FOOD l ! Chrysler - Plymouth]} WELL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS ;------Phone 3452-W fo r further information. the direction of J. E. Joiner, Presi | 1 Sales and Service. f I FINE DRINKS Installed and Service by Competent Pump Dealers dent, has a high standing in the edu I I Genuine bargains In | J cational circles o f the State. AT POPULAR PRICES I t USED CARS MSST, FOOS & COMPAN Y Richard B. Schmidt According to a survey conlucted by BOOKWALTER BLDG. MAIN .4243 I i 16 "W. Columbia St. Main 947 f3 1 3 Cor. Columbia and Isabella Sts. Main 22 the United States Department of Whose Nursery is located on the .aHinmmimt'mmmmmiHHHmmHimmmmH.HHii.H*^ ^..HHAimmwmHf.H.i«.HHi.iHiimH..l...i..H.m...HHmHi^ ^ naatiiKiiiiikaiiiiiiiiiiii, .«««•• r b i i yrn* h h <. 44s*$«i.kt«âMi«iaiaiii«i«titaaiaiMatiimiatii8miM ia«iitttiiiairM iiiiiiiiHiiiiaii«<*. Labor, the medium monthly salary for îimaiiimtmiiiiiM ...... Bftv Yellow Springs Pike, one block South ^..i.lHiH....■immmiimi...... mimim...... ^ ...... H.mim.miimH^ J secretaries in seven large cities, was o f Leffels Lane, needs no introduction $156 per month Young women who to the local Public, fo r his service, has hi ASK YOUR GROCER 1 kICHARD B* SCHM,DT 1 had attended Business Schools earned : ' •* ,:i been an important feature in the f | SHRUBBERY asd EVERGREENS HERING STUDIO substantially more than those in beautification of many lawns and | for I f AT BARGAIN PRICES similar positions, who had not attend Ml estates iri'thio -Community. H e now | | > Complete Landscape Service PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS ed these schools. has an excellent showing o f shrubbery j SCHAEFER’S 4-X BREAD. | | . Yellow Springs Pike Springfield Business College offers . and evergreens, Which he is selling at | | OUe Block South o f Leffels Lane practical courses in all commercial bargain prices. Now is the time to FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. M A IN 2266 | ITS EXTRA SIZE MEANS EXTRA GOODNESS | | Phohe: County 9-R-4 subjects, including stenography, .typ It make your selections.. ing, accounting, secretarial training, ^,.iiii.i..i...«.m..n«i».i..iiHiiHH.nim.H...mtmHiHH.m«..ii.ftHm.iHiimHmmHH.».ui«Mini»mplan priced Packard Six is destined to a feature that helps to matnUin l i a r - .eyes botoering them and th.nk that see those at Hunter's, you cannot p/ W#. e lintm have ’ ^ possibly 1__ t imagine ^ 1- how K hSts can be “ octii ning, and commercial plantings. Let make history in automobile circles. been purchased from Caplinger Motor him figure with you. Phone County See them for a demonstration. ogi^ts claim that home decorations,1 yet to hear of that happening when'such trilles, yet'so important; so Sa]eH i8 ^ onl te3timony they nml DR. ERNEST BOVEY color schemes, planned backgrounds, : their eyeB have been, neglected too (fantastic yet so becoming. They will to offt,r to niore ^ ^ .,8 9-R-4 for estimates." . The Springfield Motor Sales have al Chiropractor ways offered the glad hand o f welcome etc., have a more important b e a r in g .long. Even Optical Science has its intrigue you. Hunter* arc Spring- have established their reputation upon upon the lives of the members of the limitations which no amount ed money field’s exclusive agents for Gage r#llinbi|itv and real motor values to -all auto owners whether tourist or upon . reliability and real motor carcar values. KELLEY-WILCOX can overcome, It i t can not completelyc o m p l y Hats,Hats. } y m their Uaed car department Maintains offices at 201-202 Arcue neighbors and invite them to make family than was form erly realized. Building. their Garage their headquarters when Robert Gray Barnitz’s service spccls correct eye conditions, but it can pre-j A becoming hat is a feature o f im- You will find a model to suit your MONUMENT CO. A Chiropractic Specialist is a Bio- in Springfield. They Jiave an estab the difference between having a mere.j vent them. An early examination portance to the smartly dressed purpose— one that will give you the Engineer. Bio-Engineering is a study lished reputation fo r integrity in busi house and a real home. It embodies and glasses to meet your needs will ,woman. she may be beautifully gown- most in trouble-free transportation at 218-220 North Fountain Ave. o f the mechanics of the human body,, ness—being dealer* ‘in ‘quality cars in harmony and individuality and every- prevent the necessity of ever having « , or weI, tailored, but if her hat is.a fraction o f the cost of a new car. under the direction of Mr. L. 'M, and is founded upon the law o f grav whch they have confidence. When they thing he offers is of highest quality to.... know that you can’t buy your eye- unbecoming, it strikes a discordant F or the cars offered fo r sale here Wilcox, established their wide patron, ity. Its analysis and correction o f veil a car they feel they have gained a at reasonable prices. He is in touch j91®' ^ hack. - note in her