Boards May Combine for College

Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville The eC darville Herald The eC darville Herald 12-19-1924 The edC arville Herald, December 19, 1924 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, December 19, 1924" (1924). The Cedarville Herald. 1211. http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarville_herald/1211 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]. B m f <M*y is tourist tk# u s A *ft!W8PAP£K DEVOTED TC yotUlMmi titiEtk^S i> poiiltjf ttpAA LOCAL ANlf GENERAL NEWS bht jpw** ti»fmViiiWit to tiw »r gb aav* k u t Hut U K o f tint ertigle WWlM StO« AND THE INTEREST# QF CEDAR, 'WfWP»■a---- J e ra ld - VILLB AND VICINITY. FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR NO. I. CEDARVILLE, OH! UDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 PRICE; $1.50 A YEAR * f> BOARDS “No Longer A Toy” SCHEDUJ CONDENSED OHIO NEWS COMMUNITY TREE MAY COMBINE FOR New* Items Picked at Random and Boiled Down for ths Buy Reader PLACED QN FOR COLLEGE 1 State Prohibition Inspector Lout* CHURCH LAWN Fire which destroyed the home of Wilcox seized a small brewery in Henry Vlckson, <5, resulted in the Cleveland. More than 1,200 bottles One o f the important question* The following sdule for . to be play* death of Vickson and his Wife, Ena, of home brew beer, with alcoholic Preparations are practically com- considered Tuesday at a meeting, of high school ed by the diffe teams. negroes, at Cincinnati, Firemen be content from 4 to 7 per cent, were pletel for the best Christmas Tree the committee on Christian education lieve the couple was overcome by DECEMBER confiscated, celebration Cedarville has Had for a , of the Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian smoke’ and unable to leave the blaz A, N, Young, 71, farmer living near Jefferson at Jai number of years* The American Le- church at the Chittenden hotel, Colunt ' ^ 5 ing home. Pleasantvjlle, Fairfield county, w o i . been 'working Spring Valley A 14-year-old daughter of Robert buz, was the matter of taking1 over killed when struck by an automobile very hard the past ,ten days and ha® Cedarville College, Cedarville, jointly Ross at Bath Hanson, residing .at Addison, wa* near bis home." ] Rellbrook at C« burned to death and Mrs, Hanson was secured the tree and erected it on tho with the Reformed Presbyterian Albert Zimmerman, 39, car InBpec-, ] Caesarereek at Springs burned probably fatally when fire de tor, was killed by a locomotive in. the lawn of the United Presbyterian church in order that the college would DECEMBER 18- stroyed the Hanson' home at Galli- Toledo yard?. church, It is to be decorated and have a larger field from which t o ; Ross at Jefferso ; polls. President Coolldge appointed the lighted by Saturday night and will draw its financial support, i Attorneys for Joseph Prymas, Sen-, Jamestown, at 1 following Ohio postmasters; Bridge bo illuminated each evening until the The Reformed church hah a mem, I , fenced to die in tho electric chair port, • George H. gjeheetz; Mingo Bath at Bell holiday season is past, hership Df about 2,000 while the Pro*' March. 10, for tho murder of Patrol junction, John M, McConnell; North ; Cedarville at Cl A splendid program is assured on "byterian synod Df Ohio hrs a'mem-] man Michael Hahnel, filed a petition Olmstead, Elizabeth, F. Kelly; Oim- Spring Valley Springs1 Tuesday evening, December 23rd, at berahip of more than 140,000 through ] In the court of appeals at Cleveland, stead Falls, Will B, Maynard; Pickar- JANUARY 9— ^claiming error In Prymas’ Ufal and ington, Charles F. Schoemaker; Neffs,; 7 o ’clock, when the tree will be for out the state* The college desires to ’ i Jefferson at Be Asking that a new trial be ordered. Harriett Craig. mally dedicated and presents will be establish an endowment fund of $300,- Ross at Jamest Mrs* Martha Bishop, 73. was killed New York Central Railroad com distributed to all the boys and girls 000 and, with tire ajd o f the Oh.io synod ' -<■ 4 . Caesavcreek at and her husband, Jot. h L, Bishop, pany awarded $7,500 to Zora Hoff of.the community under twelve years it is believed this will be made more 79, seriously injured as a result of a man, 15, of Tiffin, oe of the victims of Cedarville at Sp [Valley. • of age by the Wallace C.. Anderson easily possible. gas explosion, which wrecked their the automobile-train crash at Oak Yellow Springs: aver. Post of the American Legion* 1 ’ ;■■■; A . committee was appointed by __ home at Piqua and damaged a dozed Harbor July 23. | JANUARY 10— other dwolliugs to the extent of $20,- Prof. Talcptt is to be in charge of the Ohio synod to confer with a O f - ; p u n c P M A T Nancy Cox McCormick, noted Ital- the musical, program of the evening ; j Caesarcreek a b i 000. , iari-Americah artist, has consented to , suttee ih.'vt will he appointed by tl«|W iP *W *K e, vH vW bN •. A A; GRAIN COMPANY WILL- Jamestown a t 1 Dismissal by the state utilities com* and he has promised, some very fine ;; Reformed Presbyterian General Syn FARM BUREAU MEETING sculptor the memorial tablet for Per ISSUE AUTO T AGS Beaver at Ross mission of an application for the sale, kins observatory at Ohio Wesleyan Christmas carols and other music by ; ;; od that will meet next May. ’ * « iu Bath at Spring j of the Tiffin and Fostoria railway to university. , * soloists and by the public school child- . The question of co-operation with At a meeting of the Cedarville J. G. McCorkell sent inhis riisigna- Yellow SpringsJ arville. tho Toledo, Foslprja and Findlay A lone robber held up arpl robbed ren. - . • . * *•. the rresbyterian body has been un township. Farm Bureau Friday night itailway company for $30,000, will tion as local registrar of automobiles JANUARY 23—i Morris Beltzer, clerk in a Cincinnati , There will ajso b.e-some- speaking ^ der discussion for the past few years in Community Hall, Frank Engle was oUean an early merger of the two pawn shop, of two diamond rings, following the announcement o£ Attor- Jefferson at^p galley and a number of school children will V and while nothing definite is known chosen chairman; Merle Stormont, .lines, according to officials of the valued at $2,150, while pedestrians n *a tt « v ney General Crabbe that no fee could Caesarcreck at j own take part in the exercises. -They Will ■; ’ as to the result it is felt that the vice chairman and 'Tiffin' and'Foatoria company, thronged, the street outside the .store. avi ra uto, jje it had been customary for B ellbropk at Ro4 John O’Brien and John Higgins, dry be under the directioji of Superinten larger denomination will render aid as secretary. A verdict of not guilty was return-* ’ '.the collection of a ten cent fee for the Cedarville at Agents* were found guilty at Cleve dent of Schools, Mr. Oxley. Santa V and make the institution stronger as A demonstration on meat ed at Cincinnati in the case of Vinton canning i^suini the papers. The registrar also' -Bath.at Yellow'! land of accepting money “to settle Perin, grain dealer, who shot tp death Claus will be present and there wilt J* the work Cedarville College is doing \ was givpn by Helen Finney, of this had to issuedaily reports as well as »JANUARY 30-p j the case” from a man in who.se soft Mrs. Frances . D, Rawson, 77, his be a present and nuts,, candies, etc., is thoroughly understood by the Ohio j place and ,Emma Mellinger of Miami. other reports and no little amount of • Yellow Springs fersoit ■drink shop they had found liquor. mother-in-law. The jury found Perin for all the little folks. -*■! Synod* township. t Valley William Davidson, 31, window! was insane at the time of the. tragedy. If you know of any who are eligible A, President W. R* McChesnev at t a a M t i r * * * * on activities j J w0' t ™ * '<■ ’ Uaesarcreek af£ cleaner, died of injuries he received , Lenzy Traylor, 20, of Portsmouth, the Legion wants you to invite them tended the meeting and presented the tjio put yooi woo ei™, iy » J i[, ”S . * “W4. «?.<*»»»} when he fell five floors from a sub must file in the electric chair for the to be present, and it is hoped that alliM’ to to;*,„„„ «... gratis • ■ ■ Beavercreek at '■ station of the Union Gas and Electric claims of the college. Members o f‘the E. Fmney, for the Food Club; Mm . The CedarvilIe, Farmers' Grain- Co. .Cedarville at Bjj murder of Edward D, Funk, .New Bos shut-ins and side children will be!* College Board in attendance were S. company at Cincinnati. ton filling station operator, who was tile - has been appointed ‘ to handle the FEBRUARY 6— , Mrs. Emma Evans, 49, who .took taken care of by those who have auto!. C, Wright, W. ,T. Conley, W.. C. Iliff killed last Oct. 21, during an attempt mobiles so that they can enjoy thisv Mrs. W..H. Arthur for Poultry Ctab;, , utomobile tags and same can he se- Jefferson at Ce poison and then shot herself, last ed holdup of his establishment.

Load more