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Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville The eC darville Herald The eC darville Herald 10-2-1936 The edC arville Herald, October 2, 1936 Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarville_herald Part of the Civic and Community Engagement Commons, Family, Life Course, and Society Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, and the Mass Communication Commons Recommended Citation Cedarville University, "The eC darville Herald, October 2, 1936" (1936). The Cedarville Herald. 1617. http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarville_herald/1617 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in The eC darville Herald by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. sC' '■ A G A IN l to factors m m THINGS ARE ADVERTISED ADVERTISING Ml MEW*, I S MtJ0M new can be B y MERCHANTS FIRST. ADVER- Aft THE HEADUNBS OH THE [ *36.42 ie - • te at once to TTSEMENTS KEEP YOU ABREAST FRONT PAGE. OFTEN IT IS OF ment of Ac- O l1 THE TIMES. READ THEM! MORE SIGNIFICANCE TO YOU. icld Avenue, ► wilt'advise aaaa en. / Kindly FIFTY-NINTH YEAR NO. 44 CEDARVILLE, OHIO, F R IM Y OCTOBER %t 1336 PRICE, $1J5Q A YEAR EKAID Damage Suits tttenimiiyimmuntiimiuMtiUHiiHMM Fanners War On 1 eld! CO URT NEWS j For Drownings Corn Crop Wf Fly And Wheat Smut i .... Not Reach 1Estimate FROM STATE 1 j . Dr. R. L. Haines,' Jamestown Fhy- Greene County formere have again 1 CAMPAIGN STARTS Assembly Wife, Anna E., are defendants in three Wheat Smat the m ost aerloiM .iaaect Sam Bone, individually, William Estimates have made at Dr. Jhnrioaon, pester the United damage suits -demanding a total o f apd digeese puts « t ’ tiw whoat crop Presbyterisn Church, addressed the Miller, W . L. N eff and Foy B. Hiney, various times as to :«$ 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?^ie: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. noti^eable 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 ^a 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-^of-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.