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mimm FIRTY-FOURTH YEAR No, 1. CEDARVILLE, OHI& FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12,1930 PRICE, $1,50 A YEAR
NEWSLETTER SCHOOL NEWS C O U R T N E W S JURORS DRAWN
FROM STATE Results of Every Pupil Tests FIX HEARING FOR JANUARY Although the outcome of the Every fast will of James N, Moore, fate of DEPARTMENTS Pupil Tests In other schools is not Spring Valley, admitted to probate, known, pur results seem satisfactory has been set for a hearing at 10 a. m. COURT TERM r»nr TTTUfDTro . im most instances. The name of the December 8 in Probate Court. <2, * Ohio, — Secretary of student making the highest score in Jurors have been drawn for service a , Clarence J. Brown at this season each subject is as follows: Algebra I, SUES ON ACCOUNT on the grand and petit juries for the ° ? ^ear w,abe8 remind all motor Janice Dunevant; Plane Geometry, Suit to recover $112.40, alleged due January term o f court! The grand vehicle owners that* it is absolutely Frances Hutchison; 8th Grade His- on an account, has been filed in Com jury meets January 5th and the petit necessary to have a bill of sale before tory, Jane Frame; 12th Grade History, mon Pleas Court by the Fred F. jury January 6. application can .be made for auto Lucille Pitstick and Carl Ferguson Graham Co. against Gilbert H. Jones. Grand jury—Stella Fulton, Bath license tags. If a new car has been (tie); Chemistry, John Stover; Marcus Shoup is the plaintiff’s attor township; Frank Kyne, Spring Valley purchased during 1930 and the license Physics, Carma Hostetler; General ney, township; Carrie Stokes, Xenia, Third plates have not been transferred ac- Science, Janice Dunevant; 8th Grade ward; R. A. Devoe, Caesarcreek town cording to law, in order that no delay English, Jane Frame and Evelyn ORDER FORECLOSURE ship; Frank C. Massey, Bath town will take place when making applies- j ones (tie); 9th Grade English, Janice The Peoples Building and Savings ship; Ruth Wagner, Bath township; turn for new plates only the owner Dunevant; 10th Grade English, Ruth Co. haB been awarded a judgment for D. E- Paulin Silvercreek township; named m bill of sale is permitted to Kimble, $2,117.08, due on a contract, against Edward. A. Kern, Xenia, Third ward; sign the application. No other.person sinCe the Latin grading key was not Creighton Stumbaugh and others in Howard Glass, New Jasper township; • 8 0U a ®mpt to do so as it only sent, the results of the Latin tests Common Pleas Court, Foreclosure of Pearle Ervin, Xenia, Third ward; Ella causes confusion and delay to those cannot be published at this time, mortgaged property was authorized. Qglesbee, Spring Valley township; already waiting to secure tags. All ... „ owners should apply for plates early nNa“ e f i t t e d t o n Honor Roll Charles Greer, Beavercreek township; DISSOLVE ATTACHMENT.. as the 550 distribution points through- , D" e to lll" ef ° f l8a? 0re 0wen3’ al Laura JtfungerjBeawerereelrtdwfiifiip; out the state are now open, with °* ber ™ rk had not been completed In the case o f ' Lee R. Thomas Edna Graham, Xenia, Third ward; _.plenty_of-eler ical-help-to eare for t h e ^ ^ 1™ -of th^ publication-or the against William Hyslop in Common Wilbur Weaver, Xenia township, public. As in early Christmas buying, Jonor rf ,laf ™eeS J 1”8 Thas Pleas Court, the. court has ordered Petit jury—Nelson Corbin, Xenia, those who purchase license plates been satisfactorily x/ade up arid Isa- that sheep and colts owned by the de Fourth ward; H. C. Fisher, Jefferson early in December, are saved a loss f ° reS name 13 to be added to the fendant and attached by the sheriff, township; A. S. Ankeney, Beavercreek of time and many inconveniences ,onor ro • !)e discharged from the attachment be township; Roland Varner, Beavercreek caused by putting off until tomorrow, ■ Xmas Seal Sale cause Hyslop has furnished bond to -township; Orin Ledbetter, Xenia, Sec that which could be done today. I PuPds ° f the fifth, sixth, seventh, the plaintiff in an amount double ond ward; H. E. Bales, Caesarcreek * * * j and eighth grades are helping in the Thomas’ claim. township; Alice D. Carr, Miami'town . Treasurer of State Edwin A. Todd i against tuberculosis by selling ship; Robert Johnson, Xenia, Fourth is recipient of numerous compliments Xmas seals- The sales have been very WIFE ASKS DIVORCE ward; . Samuel Haines, Sugarcreek township; James Hawkins, Xenia . for the exceptionally fine reports ®ood' iCopjjifkt, On the ground her husband, Walter township; Harvey Coates, Xenia, First which, has been issued from his office. ■; Chapel Hilton, whom she married June 18, ’ Treasurer Todd’s financial statement! The Annual Staff had charge of the 1925, is confined in Ohio Penitentiary, ward; Anna Horen, Xenia, First ward; for the month of November shows' Chapel Pr°Sram this week. Granville Still Counting Vote serving a twenty-year minimum sent C. M. Knick, Xenia township; Walter . that there was a balance of $1,709-,-iP m t* announced the numbers. Th?,i APPEALS COURT LieutenantGovemor ence for robbery, imposed in Clark Stearns, Caesarcreek township; Elmer RELLEFRNTAINE Wetzel, Sugarcreek township; Charles 448.98 in the general revenue fund to ! Scriptur® was Tead by Gladys Pullin'j County courts, September 2, 7925, begin the month of December. The!who 8,30 ,ed in the Lord’s Prayer. The] Edith Hilton has filed suit in Common A. Bone, Xenia, Second Ward; George disbursements during the past month; sPacml numbers for the program were, HOLDS COOPER The contest between John Brov.u,’ HOST TO 5000 Pleas Court seeking a divorce'and Bradley, Xenia, Firat ward; C. 'Ray amounted to $8,579,253.90. The balance | a sone “There’s Music in. the Air” , by [ . Ghampaign county, Republican, andi restoration to her" maiden name. They Reid, Ross township; Edna Smith, on hand November 30th was $9,769*-.a Quartette composed of Mary Mar 'William Pickrel, Dayton, Democrat,1 have no children. Bath township. j 658.79. Disbursements in the hichwa’v* Saret McMillan, Dorothea Corry, Paul' XEN*A ’ °b»o.—Decision from the for lieutenant governor continues, the ! BELLEFONTAINE, O— Some 5000 department during November totaled i Rife* and Virgil Flatter, a reading b y !c,ourt °* aPPeal® was announced Fn- fatter having filed a suit in Supreme; persons from surrounding counties and DIVORCE SOUGHT Mrs. Lydia K. Wiggans $4,875,866.06.su svk aim no Treasurer. Todd shows1 Esther ! Esther Waddle, Waddle, and and a a violin violin duet by; h v!day’ upholding . the m sentence . ntuin of ri]. from . cou rt askingasking that that hir hfa e certificate of j from more remote sections of the Della Louise Jeffries has brought election be granted by the' secretary Estate were in attendance at Barbecue Claims Song Award a balance in the workmen’s compensa- i Garma Hostetler and Loelia Griffin. | . . suit in Common Pleas Court seeking f tibn fund at the end of November of) Mr* Theodore Hammond, President of state. Brown had asked for a re- day, Monday, for the judging of the a divorce from Edwin Archibald Jef $51,047,828.54 and in the state teach- of the Greenfield Publishing Company IJ J *' 22’ ° f Cd1, ,n Novenibe^ check in certain counties. Meantime ^ pedigreed steers which have been fries, 29 Jasper St., Dayton, whom Mrs. Lida Keck Wiggans, Spring- ers’ retirement system fund o f $48,-! sp°ke on the “Advantages of ,a School ’ the Democratic organisation has been raised thi year by the 67 boy and girl she charges has not bought a stitch of field, former resident of Cedarville, 735,600.85. j Annual.” His talk Was instructive and Hitchcock was killed during a fight checking in counties, afid last Friday members of the Logan county 4-H clothing for either his .wife or their well known magazine writer, has * * ♦ , j interesting to all and especially to the with Cooper over a line of traps. A t found that Pickrel had a gain of 117 Steer Feeding club, two children, Earl, 14, and Dorothy, claimed the $500 award offered by his first trial Cooper was found guilty Warning is issued by Director Char- • members of the Annual Staff. votes due to error fa -reporting the A parade of the stock was held in 11, within the -last three years. The John L. Clifton, State Director of of first degree murder, with a recom correct vote from St- parts and an- the morning, the Bellefontaine high Education, for a new Ohio State sofig. les A. Neal of the State Department Cedarville vs. Jamestown couple was married May 2,1915. The mendation fdr mercy. He was sen other precinct in the «eunty. When o f Health against the prevelance of Next Thursday evening, the basket school band leading the line. The plaintiff, charging gross neglect of Mrs. Wiggans has asked for the tenced to the penitentiary for life. the vote was cahvfcsiMljn Columbus, scarlet fever, which is no respecter ball teams of the high school will meet steers were judged on the public duty, seeks to be awarded custody of money contending that three judges, Through efforts of his attorney, Frank Pickrel had a majority o f 2l6 and this of age and which has shown an in-;*b® and Birfs from Jamestown, square, A barbecue luncheon, at which the two minor children. had selected her poem for the song L, Johnson, Cooper was given a sec crease during 1930, 11,129 cases-beingschool is constantly improving will be increased by, thl Champaign a 950 pound ox was served. This, tlfa as the best. Clifton pays .the song ond trial and convicted o f manslaugh- vote-' reported up to December 1st, with!1*8 athletie teams which are becoming first' ox roast fa this vicinity in oyer - NAME administrators is not complete without^the rapsicjtnd -»T - 'V.\ wi-Y was ‘"far*' ahsaf a ^ f .over 125 Director. Ifort afao ^ *»«»■* •■»•*...... , ...... j - v- Armentroufe has been appoint ‘\yffl* offeir'ft to musical compoaens- lilacs a -warning to beware o f the , aaaetb*^ Uoor. There is -a very In carrying the case to the court of Toni" Speece, the man who barbecued ed Administrator of the estate o f The contention seems to be that dea^V monoxide at this time of the!friendly feeling existing between our appeals. Attorney Johnson, -among Carter N . Abet Now the Ox at the fast roast here a quarter James W. Hull, late of Xenia Twp., nothing was'said fa the offer about* year. Last winter there were 52i-scbotd and Jamestown, and .the two other allegations, charged Judge R, of a century ago. with bond o f $3,009 in Probate Court- the musical score. • needless deaths from this source. Iti®’a*nea next Thursday should bo inter- L. Gowdy, with prejudice. With Colnxiibiis Co. The address p£ welcome was de S. P. Mallow, James H. Hamer and is a great temptation on frosty mom- ] e3^n8- • Attorney Johnson stated Monday livered by Hamilton C. McPeaky presi Ward Grant were named appraisers. ings to warm up the motor of the car J The first game will be called at that he will likely take the case to the 1 We have been informed that Carter dent o f the C. of C. here, and ad . Anselm Wilt was. named adminis Ruling Asked On in the shelter of the garage before; The admission rates are 25c for Supreme Court. N. Abel, Columbus, formerly of this dresses were given by N. P. McCol- trator of the estate of Jessie ay Wilt, Milk Price Fixing proceeding into the open. Last year | adu^s> U*C f° r high school. place, has been named as “ Research loch, president of the Logan county late of Jefferson Twp., with $2,000 35 deaths from auto exhaust were re-1 , Why not plan to be there to sec Rules On How Engineer,” a newly created position, fanri bureau; T. C, Myers, president bond. The court appointed W. A. It is reported in dairy circleB that' ported to the department, i our boy® and £irla fa action? Scales Are To Be Used bythe Columbus Gas and Electric of the retail merchants’ division of BowCrmeister, H. C. Fisher and F. A. combine has been fixed to control * , . . s ■ | Teams Divide Opening Tilt Company. The concern is a holding the C. o f C.; Ross M. Work, Logan Stewart ub appraisers. the price , of milk and cream in this company for numerous public utilities county farm agent; Waiter L. Bluck, The legion of friends of Civil Ser-1. Witb a lar^c cr°wd of rooters cheer- All persons engaged in trade in section of the state which is much and we learn the position was un farm agent of Clinton county, former TO ENFORCE ORDER vice Commissioner A. P. (Put) Sand- mg them, our boys lost then- first Ohio, required to use scales in their against the producer of milk* on the solicited,' Mr. Abel before coming to ly agent here; Earl G. Reed, agricul- Sheriff OhmeE-Tate-OE-a-dePuty-hafr les will be pleased to learn that he is f ™ . f the^ season to Enon High business of selling to the consuming farms;- Farmers claim the price per Cedarvilte hatLheld-resnonsible-ptwi; tural-agcntrof-thr New York Central been directed by Common Pleas Judge again back in the harness after an n * 8 P^e~ puhHc^rp^haing-ylven-nnfcice-bu the hundred has been gradually dropped tions with various large corporations. railrbad; L. C. Palmer, state 4-H club Judge R. L. Gowdy to accompany An- ^lness-which-eonfined-hinrto-idrh(nMeiTk^ atJ^ uf7ifl5!1s"_SC*tf L.w‘''ie VK' I state department of agriculture that the past few . months until it is no leader, and Walter Lloyd, editor of for several weeks. “ Put” is not only; ‘ ari„°“ 8 ,°Ter the ? non g,r 3 by a score new rules and regulations governing nabelle Fair, Xenia, to Springfield for longer profitable. From inside sources. the Ohio Farmer. ______one of the best known men in public j °r ^26-11. scales are to become effective Jan, 1, iiHiiiimiiuiiiiiimniiMiitmiHHiHimiMHHiniiiiiMimHimi' the purpose-oLcriforcing a-court^rderj^^leaTn evidericeTias been gathered The" affair prefaced shipping of the granting the mother temporary cus life but is also one of the most popu-, ° ur, boys ,were somcwihat handicap- — Perry L, Green, director o f agri CEDARVILLIANS j and state authorities have been asked steers to New York city, and depar- tody of two minor children, Lottie, 6, to make an investigation. - far, His-long service in various official: ped M ««-theK rw o only two" letter culture, announces that all computing TO THE FRONT and-Maryr 6,-nowin*posse3Sitntrof'th'e capacities and his record as a public men ^ J«st year. Enon was or other scales must be rested on a ture of the boy_andLjtirllownersr-:ac- father, j Clifton Fair, 1018 N. Lowry speaker on historical lore and humor-13UCC(;ssflf ln runn‘ng up 8 8a*e *ead -solid- foundation, arid hanging scales I Two former Cedarvillians reaid-1 companied by their club leaders and St., Springfield, pending outcome of Rev. T. C. Sproul Given -ist^ g f-iaore than ordiriaFy ability ^ quarter and our team must be suspended from a permanent | ing in Dayton are mentioned of | parents, for the same place. Mrs, Fair’s divorce action. The fath known beyond the confines of his ow n:neyer really threatened their comfort- support that also is solid, to comply | fate in connection with the happen-1 Birthday Reception er, according to a court entry, has re state and his acquaintenceship extends: ab,e P°8lt,on- Since tb'« was our first with the new rules. Dials on all | ings in that city- | I game, we are not discouraged for the Lefiscms Given on fused to comply with the court order into every county in the state, scales must be. so fixed as to be within I Claude Phillips is president of| The Covenanter Witness, has the | members of the .team seem capable of and will not yield possession of the * * * three feet of the customer, and no I the board of education of the Van I Home Care of Sick following account Of the observance i developing a smooth working quintet children. * ____ Friday of this week has been de- crosswire scales are to be permittedja I Buren schools, that dedicated of-the-ninetietlrbifthday of Rev, T, C. signaled as Christmas Health Seal \ morc^experience. Peter- after^Jan, 1, except on endi ofjeounU |jiew-$330,000-aehool-buildingr^Deer| Twenty-fiverGreene- county women Sproul %who was pastor of the local QUIET TITLE ers where they are plainly visible. 1 0, 11 and 13. The building is on a § have received the third lesson of the Covenanter church on West Xenia . IfayJn-the-public-schools-of-^he-staterr^r^^^*-^- Title to certain ground, in dispute Director J ? L . Clifton of the State a*amst Enons stalwart, center. The All scales must be set on counters I a ten acre site and has a capacity | “Home Care of the Sick” project at avenue for many years: scoring Was done by Rife, with six in the case of W. H. Fishback against Department of Education says that so that weight# may be easily read. I of 450 pupils, The auditorium i the court house from Miss Wanda “Rev. T. C. Sproul was 90 years old points; Harriman, four; Hafris, three; Ella Croker and others in Common he feels that the school children of The order will not necessarily mean I seats 735 persons. | Przyluska, health specialist from Ohio on Wednesday, October 29, 1930. On and Smith, three, When Smith Was Pleas Court, is quieted under a court Ohio should be given a chance on a the abandonment of any existing type | Mr. Phillips is a son of the fate f State university. the evening o'f that day, Central- dis qualified by fouls, Waddle came ruling. The court ruled that in justice . day set apart for the purpose, to con o f scales. | Z, T. Phillips and is a graduate of | Those attending were Mrs. Charles Pittsburgh congregation, with which into the game. to both parties a line be established tribute to that work, A contribution 1 the local high school. ' | Leach, Mrs. G. M. Barnett, Mrs. he worships, celebrated the event, The girls' game was fast and furi between their respective properties by the pupil, no matter how small Clyde Bullock, Mrs. Elizabeth Beard, After the prayer meeting service con ous from the beginning to the end. Suggest A Portrait eighteen inches west from the west after he has heard the story, will go i Another Cedarville boy men-1 Mrs, K, M. Johnston, Mrs- Sibyl C. ducted by Rev, C, A. Dodds, the com Strobridge lddl iti Scoring eleven points foundation line and running parallel further toward educating the child to For O. E. Bradf ute I tionel for honor is Richard (Dick) | Pugsley, Mrs- William Nash, Mrs. pany Went to the dining room, Dr. with Barnhart nine, and Pullin six. to the south end of the lots in ques the tuberculosis problem and the I Alexander, who will be chief clerk i Cecil Conklin, Mrs. J. R, Kimber, Miss Elliott presided while an informal Due to the close guarding on the part tion, Title to eighteen inches of value of good health than any amount At a recent gathering of cattle- I under Sheriff-elect Wolf. Mr, | Elizabeth McCurran, Mrs. Charles program was carried out. Words of of Corry, Flatter, Beck, and Ritenour, ground in dispute east of the boundary of money which might be derived from breeders in Chicago during a recent I Alexander for many years was a | Tumbull\ Mrs, Carl Corry, Miss appreciation were spoken by many the Enon lassies Were unable to score, line so established will be vested in the mere sale o f seals by the same Live Stock Show it was suggested | telegraph operator and later en- f Lenote Northup, Mrs. L. H. Jones, persons. A very interesting part of and our girls finished with fifteen Ella Croker rind her heirs and assigns child, - that friends provide a painted, portrait | gaged in business in Dayton where | Mrs. A. D, Thomas, Mrs. Charles the program was the singing of the point lead, Good work, Girls! and the residue of the land west of for the fate O, E. Bradfute to be hung 1 he has since resided, i Blckett, Mrs, John Irwin, Mrs. Ray Sproul family, Rev. Mr, Sproul him This Week's Games the line is awarded*the plaintiff. The Capital City at night presents on the walls o fthe famous Saddle and mond Fletcher, Miss Nelle Mossman, self sang two solos in a remarkably Both teams meet Pitchin repre- Sirloin Club in that city. The club | When the local telephone com-1' Mrs. A, F. Roush, Mrs. Harry Smith, clear and mellow voice. At 90, his a pretty scene during the holiday sea- ] 8C~tatjvJ otl the local door, this TO DISMISS CHARGE son with scores of business blocks' already has paintings of many promi | pany passed under ownership of 1 Mrs. W, C. Cooper, Mrs. Horace Fer- eye is not dim nor is his natural force Thursday evening. Admission 25 and In the case of John T. Harbine, Jr., gaily decorated with evergreen bor nent breeders* | The Ohio Bell, few Cedarvillians | g U B o r t , Mrs. Lawrence Manor and abated*, He seldom misses a service 15 cents, A close contest is expected against Edward D. Williams and dered with various colored lights. The He was an outstanding breeder of | ever gave it a thought that when | Mrs, Kate Rudduck. at Church, weekday or Sabbath. A s for both boys and girls games, others in .Commort Pleas Court, at a big Christmas tree in the state house Abcrdcen-Angus cattle, a prominent i bills were paid the check o f the | a token of the esteem in which he is Friday night, the first and second contempt of court heaving, a defend yard and Santa Claus' hut, both nicely cattle judge, a director of the Inter : Bell Company would he signed by | held, the pastor in behalf of the con team o f the hoys journey to Spring- Attorney Gen. Bettman ant, John T. Long, declared himself, decorated wiht St, Nick himself in national Live Stock Exposition since a former Cedarville boy. As checks | gregation presented him with an en field to play against the teams of ready to surrender to the special charge, is a great attraction for the its beginning, and served for several arrive we find the name of C. M. | Approves Local Bonds velope containing $77 in money. Mrs. Springfield High School. master commissioner, Elton W. Smith, kiddies, especially when, he hands years as president of the American Rasor, cashier, Charley, as he | Ritchie had prepared a beautiful Grade Chapel all that portion of chattel property them all a sack of goodies, Farm Bureau. was known in school days, was the | The Herald received a report Wed poster inscribed with Psalm 92:14. This year, for the first time, the described in the petition, which has It is estimated that such a painting son of Matt Rasor, for years agent * nesday that Attorney General Bett Refreshments Were served and the first six grades are having regular been stored with the F. S. Long Sons will cost $400 and stockmen over the of the Pennsylvania lines here. His man had approved the recent Issue of young people retired to the gymnasi chapel exorcises each Thursday from Auction Co. The court ordered Long MRS. WHITELAW REID WILL country will contribute to make this long years of service with the com bonds for the water Works and sani um for a game of volley ball. "The 9:00 to 9:46 a, m. to 'deliver the property and it was ENTERTAIN KING AND QUEEN tribute possible. pany must be proof, that he has tary sewers. hoary head is a crown of gledy if it This week, the first chapel was oon- agreed to dismiss the contempt pro- earned his present position. The bonds were sold October 21 to be found in the way of righteous Mrs, Whilefaw Reid o f New York ducted by tho, sixth grade, under the cbedirigs on this condition. The master COLLEGE FRKflHIJ GET SeasOngood and Mayer, Cincinnati, ness.” City, widow of the fate Embassador; direction of Mrs. Hazel Barber, the commissioner was also authorized to SIDEWALK HAIRCUTS If there is anything Cedarvillians and Jater» sold to the state. Before to England, will be hostess to the te'achcr. She was assisted by Mrs, sell the property at public sale. want to know about the National the state could take over the issue the WINS FIVE JUDGMENTS King and Queen of Siam, when they Mildred Foster in the music. Cash Register Company, get in Two Freshmen that had not yet approval of the bond issue had to be ALLOW INJUNCTION visit the United States next spring. Chapel was opened by the singing touch with Charles Galbreath, been fully initiated went through the secured from Mr, Bettman, On a cross-petition filed by John John T, Harbine, Jr., has been of America by the entire school, fol whose iong connection with one o f ceremonies Tuesday night when upper The elapse of time has been em- Pramer and Louisa Pramer, defend awarded the following five cognovit lowed by the Scripture reading by the greatest corporations in the DIVORCE GRANTED classmen gave them sidewalk hair barrasing to local Officials who cannot ants in a suit filed in Common Pleas note judgments in Common Pleas Doris Ramsey. Mist) Stormont led the country, has Won for him an im* cuts. It took a good delegation to hold settle with the Pittsburgh-DesMoines Court by Gertrude Swadener Ginaven Court: against Delbm'Rinehart, $490; school in prayer. portant executive position. Charley 1 Ida Uayslip has been granted a di the Freshmen down while the “ scis Company, contractors, until a remit the court allowed an injunction re against Jane Watts, $370.76; against Faith o f Our Fathers was then sung, gets hack to his old home town vorce from Charles Hayslip in Com sor" operator cut spots to the scalp. tance is received from SeasongOod and straining the plaintiff from entering William E. Palmer and Josie Anna by the sixth grade; Piano Solo, Doro fiow and then and ,£heps in touch mon Pleas Court on grounds o f gross The ceremony was performed oh the Mayer. Part of the work was paid upon the lands of the defendants or Palmer, $194.76; agafast Auguste T. thy Kennon; Christmas Story, Elisa- with his former associates. neglect o f duty and ha* been awarded sidewalk in front of the Smith barber for on short-time notes which also interfering with a spring situated on Kilgore, $250.60; against Harley Hag (Coniimt#
1 nUaefru f 7KB CXBAKVIUJE B1RALD, FRIDAY, DCCXMBRS IS, ISM. THB-GBDi THE CEDARVILLE HERALD Priaonera W ill Not pen and also the county jail. Some FOB SALB-~Gns.gr*** h * ws*» I Church Non* time age Judge Gowdy without wait room. In goad condition *»4 win b* a Serve Sentence ing longer for action from the Su sold cheap, Call * «n 71- K|A.BT.fl BUTJU iii »i»uim tuiiiiiuii<«m —daMiii*—iumtiiHimiiiii — EDITOR AND PUBLISHER 4 preme Court discharged both Nooks UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Supreme Court this week re and Wilson, who will now be free, Jta&wad at the Post Office, Cedarville, Ohio, O ctober 31,1887, by Arthur Brltbant A long-ii versed the Court of Appeals which a* M«oad claw* matter. Sabbath School at 10 a. m, Supt. Money and Game had ordered that Forest Nooks and CHIBF DEPUTY NAMED 666 To Boycott Italy J, E. Kyle. Samuel Wallace be tried again In Loriug Shepard, of Xenia, ex-World # FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930 What Is Health? Preaching at U |, n . Common Pleas Court where they were war veteran, will be appointed chief Relieve* * Headache or Neuralgia in ilin in'. ■i;ny.,«,.y jn in □ The Worst Hatred Y. P. C, U. at 6:80 p, m. Subject SO minutes, cheeks a CeW the first day, found guilty o f stealing chickens. The deputy recorder when Leroy Wolf Two thing* are powerful in this Fourth Chapter to Mission . Study REDISTRIBUTION OF GASOLINE TAX sentence waa from one to seven years Greene county recorder-elect, takes [and check* Malaria in three day*, country, money and sawed-off shot Book. Leader, Franees Finney. and both have served part time in the office January 1, j 666 algo in Tablota. We ran across an editorial several days ago arguing'for a guns and other paraphernalia o f the Union Service in the Presbyterian new deal in distributing the gasoline tax, a subject that is being gangster. church at 7:80 p. m. discussed more and more by the press of the state. The cities Mr, Thaw escaped easily from the Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:80 as well as smaller toyrns And townships realize the forty million Matteawan hospital for the criminal p. m. Leader, Mrs, 3. E. Kyle. dollars collected by the state on gasoline must be returned in a ly insane some time ago. He had The Young Ladies* Missionary . So p ; fairer division than the law now provides. money. ciety met Wednesday evening wit. Cedarvi! The federal government has increased funds for Ohio From the' same hospital recently es Mis* Frances Finney. roads by fifty per cent for the coming year and this gives rise caped six supposed maniacs, some of The Store of the Christmas 1(11111114*11111 to the thought that some relief must be given cities and villages them convicted murderers. Three gun SCHOOL NEWS « by a new deal. Improved streets are put down largely at the men released them, defying the state; (Continue frost page 1) expense of the abutting property owners. The assessment for /overpowering the guards. hard surface roads on farm land has been abolished and this’' beth Anderson; Double duet, Frances then leaves the property owner in town to carry an unjust It is suggested that Mussolini may Williamson, Betty Nelson, Neal Bar Spirit share of street construction costs. The improved street is just be compelled to take the advice of the ber and Justin Northup; Clarinet solo, as important today as the improved road for it is the street that big three concerning Italy’s navy, etc., Ned Brown;' Piano solo, Rachel Har is the connecting link for the highway through towns and cities. by cutting off her credit. The big dman; Song, Sixth Grade girls. As important as through roads are they only constitute 13 three, as you know, are France, Great We want this good work to continue per cent of the state highway mileage and get 62.5 per cent of Britain and the United States. throughout the year and make it a • 3 JOBE*/ ' • the gasoline tax goes to pay the bill. Township roads are listed If they arrange, as suggested, to part -of the school work. The training Main St., Xenia, Ohio . at 60 per cent of the mileage and only get 5 per cent. Counties refuse all loans to Italy, Mussolini received by the pupils will be a valu have 27 per cent mjleage and receive 15 per cent of the tax; might find, it difficult to survive. able asset to their education before We get a real thrill out of the Christmas Hustle Municipalities receive 17 1/2 per cent which is far short of going into high school. enough to keep up streets that are main .highways. The time is, On' the other band, something A brief Christmas program will, be and bustle. That’s why we spend so much thought coming when town property owners must be relieved of the might happen that would hurt the given by Misa Lois McFarland's pupil* and effort in making our store into one big Christ ..s- assessment cost the same as the land owners. feelings of the big three considerably in the Fifth' Grade next Thursday. t «. more than Mussolini’s Italy has ever Parents are cordially invited to attend mas house filled with every manner of useful gifts hurt them. - ______the Elementary Grade Chapel exer With Mussolini down, chaos, fol IT IS A FAMILY AFFAIR, FATHER AND TWO SONS cises each Thursday at 9;00 a. m. ’ s e e lowed by anarchy and disagreeable VISIT OUR NEW ~ SANT A IN ...... As the present Ohio, “ Business Administration” passes and consequences, might develop.. •> LETTER TO THE EDITOR GIFT SECTION TOYLAND becomes nothing: more than an “unpleasant memory” after The big three should know that one January first, the writer, of state history the past two years, ,ii Needing much more space than Take the elevator up the flue to Russia in Europe is enough at a time, In the recent election, Creswell, Be-’ P ric such is ever attempted, must not overlook the fact that “ Busi A girl from Iowa and a boy from last yea* we have taken over the our Third Floor Toyland. Bring ness has been Business” in seeing that prosperity fell to. the publican, received 5628 votes, and .Missouri are selected as the “ health Naragon, Democrat, received 4524 the children, for Santa will be faithful.. State affairs h.ave been well cared for from a political iest boy and girl in the nation.” The whole rear section of the store standpoint,, the state having more employees, on the payroll votes. For about eighteen months there among the thousands of girl scored 99.7 out of a possible 100 this county has had an Auditor by and connected it into a Christ than any time in its history. The stqte banking department points. The boy scored 98.7. toys he has ready for the chil has been a “Father and Son” institution. O. C. Gray did'well appointment, who has ^represented mas Gift Section. Come and see Such scoring, of course, means lit none o f the votes of the people. If the bidding of the lobby element as speaker of the House and tle. Life and health depend primarily all the new things in it. dren of Greene County. Gov!: Cooper awarded him head of the Bank Inspection Depart we are to have public officials who rep on heart, kidneys, lungs and nerve resent the choice of the people, ment, at a salary of $7,500. Father Gray placed two sons in force. the department,, at a salary of $3,000 each, which certainly through the exercise o f their right to vote, short term appointments should would guarantee prosperity for the Gray family. The lungs can be developed, heart But the Gray family has not received all the state gravy be made according to the official elec and kidneys can be protected. Nervous tion records, rather than on a partisan Ready-to-Wear Clearance * fiifmittiuiiiMfl for Harry Silver, state finance director at a salary of $10,000 energy can be built up somewhat, but yearly, has had a son on the state payroll at a handsome salary basis, by the appointment' of persons dur- you get most of it at birth. : who have not been candidates for the Buy a Warm, Stylish Winter Coat or Dress now, enjoy it dur for hard times, and the youth is a student in the O. S. U. Voltaire, as a baby, had fits, and office. ing the holiday and at the same time buy it at The “Business Administration” did not stop with the Gray if it hadn’t been for a kind-hearted and Silver families. A long list of members of. the O. S. U. Now that Mr. Paul Creswell, Audi GREATLY REDUCED PRICES CES Catholic priest, who showed his moth tor-elect, has been appointed to a faculty, drawing good salaries, were provided soft births in er how to take care of him, putting state jobs under the*“ Capitol Dome” with equally good salaries Federal position, we therefore, believe him in hot water when the fits came ;d as paid at the University. How a student could do any amount that-the people of Greene County CHRISTMAS SPECIALLY BOXED on, he would have died as a baby. In should stand for the appointment of of work in a state office and be in class and how members of stead, having wonderful nervous force, Mr. W, T. Naragon, the Democratic L A M P S A L E JEWELRY the faculty could hold down two different jobs at the same time he died in Paris long past eighty- candidate, as County Auditor, in yiew. is something that could not be explained other than by a “Busi- pend- after a tremendous triumph, in which of the fact that he received so nearly Table tamps, Bridge lamps, Newest styled Necklaces, pend • ness Administration.” It would be useless to go deeper, ever one of ‘ his plays was produced. The a majority of the total vote cast for Floor lamps. Newest pattern ittrac- to the State Prohibition department, which has been a “ Father ants, pins, bracelets in attrac populace took the horses from his this office, This wd consider to be the and Son” affair. bases, Parchment shades. An tive gift boxes featured at $1.00 t $1,00 carriage and dragged him home. He essence of fair play to the voters of slry so had worked furiously all his life. die county, and we further believe unusual group that will contain and $1.50. Costume Jewelry so THE PEOPLE MUST CHOOSE FOR THEMSELVES Health goes deeper than pink cheeks that this would constitute a just a lamp for. many purposes and irable and sparkling eyes. reasonable and very desirable ■1 precedent to be established in this pocket book. - Government, under the democratic scheme of things, exists State and country—-a confirmation in as a Christmas gift. for the sake of its individuals. Its sole duty is to protect those The. worst of all hatreds is religious deed, of t!;e original intent of the Come and See Our Christmas Store! individuals from encroaching on the rights of each other, When hatred. In. on* o f the recently es United States Constitution. government goes beyond this, it becomes paternalistic. - ^ tablished Balkan countries four hun I f you, a t a ’vbbS:, agree With the ’ The mania for reform, for regulation and suppression of dred students celebrate « gathering principle involved in this suggestion,, individuals and businesses is as un-American as communism, by beating with heavy sticks all the make your will known to those offi or facism. It represents an alien influence which has come into Jewa they meet and.smashing windows cials who are to make this appoint American life in the past few decades. It is an affront to the in stores owned by Jews. ment. In addition to the aforesaid spirit of our forefathers. A mob of 200 prevented the Cath considerations, the cost o f a special Business has been persecuted. Individual rights have been olic archibishop of Liverpool from en election may thus be saved, Mr, abrogated. And the people of the nation suffer. Every time tering Notre Dame convent to attend Naragon is at present the Mayor of the government or state takes over new power, the individual a prize giving. The convent windows Osborne, and is a man of wide experi loses an “inalienable” right. Every time politics lays its dread are stoned, railings torn down and the ence as a school teacher, accountant hand on business, the Constitution becomes less a living docu archbiship pelted by the mob, but, and business man, which has given A REMARKABLE VALUE! ment and more a useless scrap of paper. ' • . fortunately,' he escaped serious injury. him the practical knowledge required On the one hand is our tradition of individualism— on the A recent fire in a Catholic church to administer the duties of this office other the new road which leads to communism. There Ts no in New York city is attributed to in the most efficient manner. middle course^JtJajup.io the people to choose their way. arson, as is another in New Jersey. Yours very truly, ~ A VOTER; Lady Astor gives a party and] in WE ARE NOT SO FAR APART AFTER ALL vites only women, thirty-six of them, who, says she, are the thirty-six most ------T h e telephone^nd-airplane-are-bringing-the whole-world. Dr. Carl’s Discovery Important women . in^England;------just a little closer each year. From the history of man certain And they are all workers in some Stops Gas, Constipation sections of the globe have been so distant from us we really field, scientists, doctors, government know little of them.' Few of the millions of this country-have workers. Not oho" would be'called by - Iir-his -private practice, Dr. Carl any conception of what conditions are or what even exists in our American reporters “ a Weschcke first perfected the simple far off Australia. * woman” or anything approaching it. mixture now known as Adlerika. Un There have been round the world tours by airplane but not like most remedies, Adlerika acts on many such excursions have been taken, just enough to prove It would be interesting to print the BOTH upper and lower bowel and re that some day passenger communication will be closer. But pictures of those thirty-six women moves old poisons you would never we are closer than we think and with the telephone we can selected by Lady Astor and contrast believe were in your system. Stops «-»vf>i^tH^^xpflnae-fl£-fourteen-thouaand miles, as easily as talk- ■with—their .face* the thirty-six most GAS bloating in 10 minutes! Relieves ing from one city to another in our own state. We are told that important women, if they could be chronic constipation in 2 hours! Let telephone conservation between this country and Australia is identified, in the New York city's Adlerika give your stomach and now available. Mountains, deserts and the oceans have been “four hundred,” selected by Ward bowels a REAL cleaning and see how crossed probably with no greater difficulty than when our first McAllister long ago. good you feeii It will surprise youl lines were laid across the western continent. In doing this time Which set of thirty-six faces do Brown’s Drugs. has been conquered and physical laws have yielded to science you think would show the most in and invention while Aladdin’s magic lamp story no longer in telligence ? Your money on Deposit with The terests us. You can talk today to Australia and receive the Cedarville Building (k Loan Associa answer over the same wire, when its ’’tomorrow” ill that Dr. Miller Reese Hutchison has #. tion will earn 6%. country^ new invention,, and Hawks, our great est air pilot at the moment, Is ex NO HUNTING NOTICE perimenting with it. The importance THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT of this 'invention, if Doctor Hutchi No hunting with dog or gun will Reports from all industrial centers in this country give stag son’s hopes are realized, cannot be be permitted on the. following land: gering figures as to the number of unemployed. Industry seems exaggerated. / A, J. Kennedy, , to be paralyzed. General retail business is below ‘a twenty It will take from the fumes of gaso Massies Creek Cemetery. year average. Farm conditions mired in the mud. People are line the deadly quality that poisons G. H. Hamman it Son. despondent and seem to have lost confidence. the air in great cities, causing occa Paul Ramsey. The other side of the picture is that banks and building and sional deaths in closed garages. J. C, Townkley, * Jack Furray. loan companies have good reports. Savings have been in creased during the past year/ Many companies will pay the Any workman fighting against ini* W. L. Clemans, usual dividends to stockholders. But with all thjs there is a [M oved methods in machinery or any fear of what the future has in store, a great lack of confidence thing else fights against himself in Allowance Made on Your Old Battery :ry the long run. Children Like this -***and w hy? ...... Safe Prescription There was a time when the people as a whole did not Similarly any individual that fights realize the value of thrift but the World War taught them that against a new idea also fights against himself. Cough* and T h roat and you have the answer as to why savings continually increase. Sore - In Britain’s cotton industry, as in Relieved Almost Instantly Certain lines of business for the year have been profitable but certain lines of work here, workers with many this is not true. Some contend that mass production refuse to do as much or even half Stop children’s coughs and sore has produced a labor situation such as the world never before as much as they might do *if they throats before these ailments lead-to knew and as a result an overstocked market, but most manu chose. They call this “ helping the dangerous ills. Use Thoxine, a doc facturers produce only on order. We then have faced the lack Other man to get a job.” tor’s famous prescription Which brings of a buyer’s market. Mill owners in England offered in relief within 15 minutes, yet contains At present everything has gone back to unemployment and creased pay to their workers,-almost no harmful drugs, j what can be done for it. It is a new problem for government doubling wages, if the men would at Thoxine works on * different prin JeanyS ' Patton . . / and industrial leaders to solve. With indystry idle the govern tend to eight looms instead of the ciple; it has a quick, double action— ment also faces another crisis. Government must be supported usual four, which they could do quite it relieves the irritation and goes di largely from taxes on corporations and income. With factories well. rect to the internal cause, Ideal for closed there can be no income from that source so v iere will The men say “no”. They want to do alt children because it is pleasant tast ford Sale# and Service the government get funds to meet the needs of the unem half as much as they can, so as to ing atfd easy to take—.not a gargle. ployed? give twice as many men work. Ask for Thoxine, put up ready for use That idea will keep them poor and in 85c, 60c, and 41.00 bottles. If you force in machines that will do more are not satisfied your money will be Cedarville, Ohio than men ever dreamed of doing. refunded, Bold by Richard’s Drug HERALD WANT AND SALE ADS PAY’ To fight progress is folly. Store and all other good drug stores, TgB^93PARVILLK HERALD, FRIDAY, DXGEMBXR1S, 1W0. _L
P v M t m T o m * & slow growing, and * fast growlsg long-lived shade trees should be plant-’ r i l | . T D f 'T J f toedaefc Angela, Batty MeCorkell and The Choir under direction o f Mrs, Every one Is most wrdlaUy hwfcad tree is usually short-lived, says Y. K, od although results come more slowly, ■ * "'* * w *V * J' ; 1 V / * Juniata Apiadoif; little Jt, John, Walter Corry, to attend this Chrietmaa Berriee. Right Shade Tree Rias, sxteniion specialist in horns Except for temporary off acts trees METHODIST EWaCfMPAL «H V »C H Kenyon Coray; AcoJ|»toa,-John Wil gardenfeif for the Ohio State Univer in the ahort-lived group should be C, A, Hutchison, pastor. P. U, liamson and Harold Hanna; Shape A long-Kyad shade true is usually sity, About a farm home, Ries says, avoided, Ries suggests. In this group Gillilan, supt. * herds. Ward Creswell, Eugeas Spencer are the Carolina poplar, cotton wood and Walter Kilpatrick; Wise Men, l Sunday school at 10:00 a, m, r n u ii i o ' w w w m » i in »Miti t|>aiW
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1, ■ Xenia, Ohio H erald Distraotad Mothei : “Oh D O CTO R , Jimmie hat Boleed Main Street the fi^n off all the Christmas Seals. What SH ALL I fe ? " Deetor’a Voloe an triepbone: “Buy aMW’tMMPMftlfc ££&£ EsjjteBBjEBSSlwfeife^iSH madaiq, .TheyVe only a penny a place” me amjmmM wmm>, *xm% vmamm tit * * ,
Cfedsrvfifc ^ ^ I first b*H fo«nd tbe scare a tb* $ to8 , Jones, a guard, looped in three basket* Y ITU . . n T> f to* tk* *tolt#rs teak the final kmmtk and added throe free threw* to coent Several week* age Dr. Jurkat gave IFY "*** & * u tm m m | with a *8 *» II. seer*. nine point* for Rio Grand*. COLLEGE NEWS hla German dasses tbe name# o f *tu -! ' ■ ■■"..'■ ■ !. Tim loeal **«»■ *>tu
Michael Siefert | and came to this country when seven H ear weed aeada Tanninfat Mia aaE LOCAL AND PERSONAL years old, residing most of his life 90 years, and time grew, ha an*, IP YOU DID NOT RECEIVE ONE OP OUR cnhmrglw FiHiiid Dead A t His about Springfield. Several years ago authentic ease waari aaeda tm a is il A daughter was horn Wadnoadajr to Home Sunday Morning he moved to this township, ihv* fpr years, which explain* why M r, ^n d Mrs. WUli#u* Focyttsoa. ENDORSES NEW He is survived by three chjltlrife: a field that has been la feed gtmm Harry Siefert, Cincinnati} Mrs, Harry for 20 year* contains more weeds a Michael Slefert, aged 88, well SACRED ART CALAMDERS Thomas, Jeffersonville and Mis* Edna. few . weeks after it is plewed than a Mias Pauline Bryan spent the week known fanner on the Townsley road at home. Also by six grsndehildre* j "°y * g**®*®- end with friends in Springfield. BUSLINE was found dead Sunday morning, his i It Was Because of an Error in our and two great grand children and body, reclining beside the fence near three brothers and one sister, *11 of ~ m Mailing List WANTED: Sour Cream. Wolf's the barn. Dairy. For price, 'phone 194, Xenia. The Cedarville Community Club at whom reside in this country. CALL AT OUR HOME OR TELEPHONE a meeting Wednesday evening bad So far as known Mr. Siefert was in When a young man he united with under discussion pm advisability of a the best o f health and had had the un the/ German Lutheran church in A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. AND WE WILL'BE PLEASED TO ■ “Community Chest" drive for the usual distinction of never having been Springfield. The funeral was held Lester Read, Sunday. The Seed fam sick a day in bis life. After break Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Koonce, ily now consists o f four sons and one town and township. Various views CORRECT THIS MISTAKE ware expressed and suggestions re fast he left the house to complete his South Charleston Presbyterian church, daughter. . ceived as the beet means towards ex feeding and when he did not return [having charge o f the service. Burial M cM i l l a n f u n e r a l h o m e tending aid where it was needed, No his daughter, Edna, who made her j took place in Femcliff cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creawell enter definite action was taken but the mat home with him, investigated and found . Springfield. tained the Bridge Dinner Club at their Cedarville, Ohio ter was left open that it cab be taken her father dead. Death was due- to home last Thursday evening. (ip at a &ter meeting. heart 'failure, His death is thought to have taken place about 9:30 a. m, t> paid on Deposits by The Cedar- The question of business men financ Mrs. W. J. Tarboz was at home Mr. Sfefert was born in Germany ; villa Building & Loan Association. ing a night watchman was discussed yesterday afternoon to the members and a committee was appointed to call of the Wednesday Afternoon Club. on business men and citizens who arc interested in the movement. It was Rev. Orland Ritchie, Dean of Men, suggested that probably some ar Rio Grande College, has been spend rangement could be made to secure ing a few days, here with, his uncle Marshal McLean for the four winter and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huey. months providing council- would re lease him from duty part of the day - * Prof, J.A. Talcott, o f Cleveland, so that he could’ have his rest. The Yc formerly head of the 'Department of committee will report to President G. /' Music, Cedarville College, spent Tues H. Hartman as to their success in day. and Wednesday with friends here. raising funds and the • matter then placed before council, providing suffi FOR SALE—Big Top Poland China cient money is subscribed. Male Hogs. H. C. Creswell, The club went on record as approv ing-and recommending-- that -King — V The regular monthly meeting of Brothers, Lebanon, be granted a per pgil the W. C. T. U, will be held'at the mit by the Ohio Public Utility Com home of Mrs. W. R. McChesney, Tues mission for a bus line .through here day, December 16th at 2 p. m. between Cincinnati find Akron, fol lowing Route 42. The line would, not The Clark’s Run Club' and, their be in competition with the present families enjoyed the annual covered Xenia, London and Columbus line GRUEN Watch dish dinner Wednesday evening at the owned by the Cincinnati and Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gano, Erie Company. .The company in filing You give a tasting and daily its application stated that no passen The Cedarville „ Building and Loan gers would be taken on between Xenia reminder o f your good wishes Association pays 6% on Deposits. and London for points between these two places but passengers would be The Young Married People’s Club received destined beyond these two . A good watch lasts many years. It is worn every will hold its annual Christmas dinner cities. King Brothers operate lines day.' And every day it is consulted many times. -Friday evening-at the home of Mr. now between. Dayton and Cincinnati •wM From our wide assortment of Gruen wristwatches and Mrs. Fred. Townsley. through Lebanon and between Xenia, you can select just the watch you want, for the and Lebanon. m ilt >i amount you, have set aside. Mr. Frank Creswell sustained a The Club also approved the sugges badly mashed and fractured thumb on ft you have* been waiting for a really depersndable tion that business men display Christ his right hand Tuesday when a stock h *1 wrist watch—moderately priced, let us sho\low you mas trees in front of their places of ■fr! J car door was suddenly closed on it. the Cartouche models. Some in 14kt. solid gold business with electric lights as hUs 1 Dr, H. C. Schick dressed the injured i cases. Driced as low as $40. The Gruen Cartouche is a been ‘done in the past. No concen member. wrist watch we can really recommend. trated effort will be made for this re I Sv quest but it is expected that business FOR SALE—Goose Feathers. Mrs. men will get into the spirit of the E. E. Finney. - - coming season and comply with the suggestion. Tiffany Jewelry Store BUTCHERING: Those who desire my service for butchering should caSk S ou th D etroit S t., Xenia, Ohio by phone and make date and arrange CedaC Cliff D. A. R. ments. I also have casings for sate Has Christmas LtuKkeoit . William Cultlce. * *v*&\ One .of the outstandlng social events on the yea£*s calendar for members of Judge and Mrs. S. C, Wright spent Sabbath in Dayton visiting Mr. and Cedar Cliff Chapter, secured Tuesday with the annual Christmas^ luncheon' Mrs. K* M. Chatterton, at the home of Mrs. l£;<£ Schick, ^ Gift Inspirations I f your Radio Jacks volume or selec A delicious buffet luncheon via* CHRISTMAS FURS tivity cell J. C. Stormont, phone 8 -161. served at noon. The guests and mem bers being seated at^quartet table* Mr. Henry Townsley left Wednes in the dining room ana sun parlor. A At February Prices— EkfRE$*ED IN day evening for Dallas, Texas, where large bowl o f red roses and ferns cen he will spend the winter with his son, tered the table in the dining room. Plus Favorable Terms! John. " Other Christmas appointments were' used in the decorations. Mrs, J. S. /fTT>RICES are the lowest ever! Styles in coats more attrac- Mr, Edwin Richards has w letter West was assistant hostess. tive and becoming than ever before. Buying with from Mr. C. F» Marshall, who is in Following luncheon a short business JL forly-three other firms enables us to undersell; Above Orlando, Florida, stating the weather session was hold, Mrs. H. C, Aultman, all you are sure of satisfaction with our seventy-nine OW you can kill many, many is fine and plenty of good fishing. Regent, presiding. Chairman of His N birds with one stone, in toric Sites, Mrs.' Anna .Wilson, report years* experience. . Tomorrow , we offer for thB first time brief, yon can do moil ot your terms that must tempt you— 10% cash and the balance in ten Christmas shopping right under FOR RENT. Garage. Inquire at ed that a marker had been selected our roof. For sheer variety, (and V f/JJ: this office. ~ to mark the old “ Winchester- Trail,” . equal payments if you wish. No need to wait till February to uniform excellence) our leather and would soon be placed. Similar V —enjoyj— the luxury ------...... ■ o f a fur coat at - the right price. /■ goods are unsurpassed. The Greene County Poultry Insti markers are being placed along the Overnight Bags tute Is being held at the new Armory Trail, which will eventually be marked -rThe~finest—bay—scals-procurable-either-plain—or~ building in^ehiF/niursday and Fri- Aberdeen to Urbana, the length of the ■$3 UjT~ . l trimmed with fitch, Siberian squirrel, lapin, etc. Weekend Cases day, the closing session being this Trail. 8 J { Mendoza beaver trimmed with fitch, extra quality afternon. •______■ . . . ■___ ~ Dr^-G<-ErReam is -placing a-marker — .'1 $5up —— natural muskrat, black pony imitation Chinchilla Fitted Overnight Cases in , Bowersville, the George Slagle 1 Dr. W. R. McChesney addressed the Chapter D. A. R., a marker in James trimmed, gray kid skin, sport model, etc., etc. $10 up Y, M. C. A, Institute in Dayton Sab town, Cedar Cliff Chapter, a marker Fitted Week-end Cases bath afternoon on the subject: “ The in Cedarbille and Dr, and Mrs. J. H. Important lapin striking models, slate colored $1 5 up Christian of Today.’’ Harris a marker in Clifton, This Trail pony skin, American beaver trimmed, bay seal with Wardrcbe Suit Cases is known as route 72, An order was rich mink tail trim, finest silver grey or beigepaw, $10 up FOR SALE: Monitor Raditor, hard sent for the beautiful D, A. R. historic 9150 caracul princess model, extra quality silver musk- - coal-base burner.-—Inquire at this ‘ ratfself trimmed or^with Russian fitch" collar, Wardrcbe Hat Boxes calendars, the first Issued. - One copy office. to be presented to the Cedarville High glossy black caracul, youthful model, etc., etc. $6 up School.. Mrs. H. G. Schick gave a : « Men’s Gladstone Bags A delegation of local Masons at Christmas reading. | Beige AmericanJbroadtail elaborately trimmed with $7.50 up tended Clark Lodge in Springfield to Mr. T. V. Illff, 88, a Civil War ve wolf, bisque caracul flat character and most at Men’s Sport Bags witness special work for which this teran and last surviving member of * tractive, natural gray Siberian squirrel coat superb $5 up lodge has become noted. A number Currie Post, D. A . R, presented to the 9200 quality, genuine ocelot leopard coat with German of prominent Masons from the Grand fitch collar, silver muskrat with huge German fitch Mens* Dressing Cases chapter a flag which was given by the Lodge were present. About 1200 at Federal Government in 1866 to Ohio collar and cuffs, high grade raccoon coats, etc., etc. $ 4 5 0 up tended accomodations in the new for furnishing greatest number of Cadies’ and Men’s Masonic tample being ample to care troops, according to military popula Other striking values are real Alaska seal Coats in Umbrellas for the crowd, tion of any State in War o f 1861-66, logw ood brown or regulation black at $350, im $3 up and by Ohio to Greene. County, as ban 9250 ported flare model baby caracul in the nevir dark FOR SALE!—One Poland China „ OTHER SUGGESTIVE ner county of the state, and by county brown shade. .. ? ITEMS Boar, Big Type. Two Hampshire to Cedarville township as banner Writing Folios, Ladies a n d Sows, due to farrow about middle of Men's Manicure Sets, township of the county, February. Call Robert Spracklen, Mr. Iliff also presented the chapter Berger model in egg shell caracul with extra large dyed white fox eottart Sewing Cases, Medicine Cases, $350; the finest Mach broadtail caracul procurable $500—an $800 value. Scissor Cases, Picture ' Frames, Phone Cedarvill e2Vi on 137, a hand-made banner, which hid been Scores of other unusual coats should none of these strike ijour fancy, Men's Pocket Lighter Sets, MU made in 1888, foi* Currie Post, No. 94, , Books, Coin Purses, Key Cases, The choir of the United Presbyter by Mrs. T. B. Andrew; also a small Tobacco Pouches, Brief Cases, ian church will give a Christmas Can lewd Poxes, Music Cases, Ladies' .-'a?-;M l metal'souvenir of General U. S, Grant, Rand Bags, Leather Back Clothe* tata on Sabbath, December 21 at 7:80 on reverse side the picture of his p, m. consisting of solos, trios, and S d R I * ( s *n .every wanted fur including red fox, Brashes, cottar Boxes, Auto birthplace. The chapter is honored Robes, Coif Clubs and Bugs, quartets. The public is cordially in i s pointed fox, silver fox, beige fox, stone Necktie Cases, Beits and Buckles. to receive and be custodians of this Marten, sable, baum Marten, etc., at "Qlfio of Leather—Memories vited. beautiful old historic silk flag and. of . Forever" the banner too. This year 230 Ohio farmers pro These relics wilt help us to perpet 20% off regular plain figure price. duced ten or more tons of tomatoes uate the memory of the great leaders per acre. Twenty of the then made and great events’ of olir national his McCulloch’s yields 6f 16 tons to the acre and one tory, afid of tha noble service given LEATHER STORE produced 20 tons per acre. by the pioneers of this township, The chapter plans to place these relics In a Springfield, OKio Christmas decorations arranged to prominent place, that they may be emphasise the most interesting part seen by every one interested In them, of a room, add to the attractiveness of the Christinas tree, the dining table, or the mistletoe. A few bits Of Examining Physician evergreen often give the* desired Every Wednesday effects. Phone, Canter M7-W VI A VI ,36-38 E. M *b St Farmers’ cooperative associations •■ V . * V,’ mere “ “— -*t j ■ you F IR f3 VW -e*, fc**w £. ; fe f/ fsxj T„fcr-* 'kvt. & “ ~> ■»*_ W. .*!**«*.• ■ ■’*« *• ■ V«."Sv' ' - •<**:** t v «S~ Y£.. w A! t.-vr;’" C0LUI •.tin i; departme I . l a 1 o f State the direci i£> ‘ being pre ing the She Wants Candy for Xmas Ohio, pr A' under va What girl doesn’t want a nice big box of wiU be prize candy around the house during the many the citie ^ r N e W . Ifuletide week events? another «?Vh /sSV of countil Give her one of these Christmas Specials r*V including | and she will be delighted. This special includes ing table I 32 Piece Dinner Sets $4.95 to $13.95 ■ urban an| all of our usual pieces, plus many specialties counties, GLASSWARE! . that are appropriate at this time. shows tli ffSV Goblets and Sherbets in pastel colors and popular black and crystal. of the poj Some at $2.00 for set of 6. Others at $3.00 for set of 6. Glass Plates to frRY OUR BIG IfINE OF CHRISTMAS of our st[ "1930 wlir match. See the New Square Plates. •' ~ ‘ CANDIES FOR THE CHILDREN— ALL PURE. mi. ~i.V, . ,y .■;./■ 4 has increa pamphlet Closing out our entire line of toys— Some priced less than cost.' Lunch Here W hile Doing Your Christmas Shopping for distrib m year. ft* - Emerson B. Curtis Xenia Candy Kitchen The sta| 38*40 E. Main, Xenia i f c - r adorned ir 2 7 E , M ain X e n ia .during thl beauteous ] upon the in the upl very pron T ax; Ex1 ? 3 S Counts bounces 1 ft?vr*7 Sir*- DeccmbciJ the year r extended] will be J •?