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Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville The eC darville Herald The eC darville Herald 11-1-1935 The edC arville Herald, November 1, 1935 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, November 1, 1935" (1935). The Cedarville Herald. 1518. http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarville_herald/1518 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]. 3 The xiew things are advertised by Advertising is news, as much as the merchants first* Advertisements keep headlines on the front page. Often you abreast of the times. Read them! it is of more significance to you» FIFY-E1GHTH YEAR NO. 48 JEtVILLE, OHIO, FR f)A Y NOVEMBER 1,1935 PRICE, $1.50 A YEAR - •’ r. ’ .................... 11 ” w«‘ ' ................... - ’—..... ......— ... T... ............... ........ N E K LETTER SCHOOL NEWS Fall Invasion 11 ] j COURT NEWS STAGE IS SET STATE Chapel DIVORCE SUIT " 1 FOR ELABORATE The chapel devotions for Monday, OH W b WHAT 5 /TH E Married twenty-seven years ago, : October 88, were in charge o f the iL. N. Mason has filed suit in common j HUM' ING junior class. The following program, HAPPENED? HAS ipleas court for a divorce from Zella HALLOWE’EN O U B C P U H T eV S E A f G N — *,— - j announced by Enid Hickman, was Mason, accusing his wife of extra MUST? HAVE COLUMBUS. —■ Provisions .of the presented; DECLA&ED WAR ? vagance and declaring she described Nothing but inclement weather can OPWBP new election laws have been inter-! Hymn—“He Leadeth iMe"—by the him as meaning nothing more than a upset the plans of the Hallowe'en preted and explained by Secretary of ‘entire group. “meal ticket” to her. He charges in- committee of the I, O, 0* F. that is State George S. Myers at a series of} Poem—“Thoughts Across the Void” fidelity, " They were married August staging the big local celebration, to- meetings for precinct election officials (— Doris Ramsey, 5; 1908, night. in various counties of the state.! Scripture Psalm 8:3-9 —- Betty rWr The electric light festoons- are in Secretary Myers called especial at-‘Rowe. FQRECLOSURE ACTION place as a contribution of the Day- tention to the new law providing fo r! Hymn—-“Nearer My God to Thee”— The Home Building and Savings ton Power & Light Co, This will in- —IT two s(|uba on the ballot, designed to by the entire group, Co., is plaintiff in a $1,100.41 piort-jsuro a white way fo r the parade and prevent fraudulent voting. “One stub j - .The speaker'was Rev. C. E. Hill t gage foreclosure suit filed against A. j contests. The State highway depart* remains on the ballot going to the whose theme was “ Star Dust” ; his' J M. and Florence L. Howe. John ment has detour signs ready for de- elector*’ Secretary Myers said, “ while { text, “ For'thou hast made him a little j Baughn, as sheriff; was appointed re- touring traffic over Chillicothe and the other remains on a pad in the pos-j lower than the angels.” Be urged! ceiver for Xenia property involved in Bridge streets on Route 42 and over session o f booth officials. The elector, his listeners to strive for th^ better * the case. the same streets to Miller for Route after marking his ballot, should fold.things in life since their souls, minds,! 72. There will be no parking of it in such a manner that the ballot}and-physical bodies were made of the- WINS JUDGMENT automobiles in the canter o f town. " judge cannot see how the elector ' things o f which the universe is made.; M, V, Crew has recovered a $437.- The committee' announces the prizes voted yet may easily remove the j — ------- j 41 cognovit note judgment by default as follows;. stub ajud place it in a'box separate’. Operetta Financial Statement in a suit directed against Mamie ylnd Best dressed individual — Jointed and apart.from the one in which the| We wish to take.this opportunity! James. Campbell. fishing pole. ballot is inserted." Precinct election for expressing to the good people of Best costumed child—Box candy. officials were enjoined not only to be this and neighboring communities our! WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE Best costumed couple—10 gal; gaB efficient and. honest but also to he .thanks for the splendid cooperation, • On her- cross-petition charging each. courteous toward the electors and see and patronage given us in our neglect and cruelty, Flora Hoffman Best Red Cross Nurse — Wool th!at everyone who is entitled to vote}‘‘operetta" of October 17 and 18. } has been awarded a divorce from blanket. is permitted to do so a!nd prevent! The receipts were $132.66; ex- ^Clarence Hoffman and custody of six Best clown—-One-half ton coal. those who are not entitled to cast a ‘ponses, $33.70 with a balance of •minor Children. The husband’s ori Best, vagabond—One-half ton coal. ballot from violating the election laws §97.85, j ginal divorce petition was withdrawn. Best comic dressed womanr—$2 at of the state o f Ohio, “ Since govern- ! We are well pleased with the above* beauty parlor. ment is coming closer and closer to balance and are glad to announce to OVERRULE DEMURRER Best comic dressed man— $2 men’s the people,” Secretary Myers assert- the “public” that the proceeds will' A defense demurrer'to’ the plain-, apparel., • • ed, “ it is absolutely necessary that our be used for a long-time needed equip- tiff’s amended petition has been over Best comic dressed child,— Box eiection machinery by efficient arid merit for the Music and Athletic De- Prominent Stockman Dr. McMillin Will ruled in the case of M^rie Pringle candy. •honest, thereby deserving and Tetain- partments of our school. ■ | RAZOR USED TO against the New Amsterdam Casualty } Door prize at square dance— ing the confidence-of all our people.” * Ail expenditures from this fund Died Friday Celebrate Twenty- Cq. ■ Electric perculator. — — . J will be under the control o f the Stu-1 —------- ■- Door prize at round dance—Electric 411 Warning that the carbon monoxide dent Representative Assembly and John Clarence Williamson, 78, Fifth Anniversary PERMISSION GIVEN toaster. “ season” is her'e was issued last Week' the Faculty. , known throughout the county, state i Leave to plead within two weeks 10 unclassified outstanding costumes Dr, Frederick N, McMillin, pastor hag been granted the Dayton Power by .Dr. Walter H. Hartung, director There were approximately 900 paid And nation, as a breeder o f fine sheep, Mrs. .Cora Hamilton Gieves Rinker, —Prizes for each. of the state Department o f Health, admissions for the two performances, died at his home in Xenia, Friday Xenia, was badly, disfigured when and Li^ht Co” defendant in adam age Best Hog Caller—One-half ton Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, for twenty- suit filed by Andrew Muterspaw, He called attention to the fact that This represents a record' attendance, morning at 4:30 o’clock. He had been she came in contact with a razor in coal. five years, will celebrate the anni-! in the six so-called “ winter” months — ------- iU {c -tw° weeks suffering with pnou- tho hands of an unknown colored Best Old Fiddler—One-half ton vorsary of his ministry in that pulpit j : ending March/ 31, 1935, an all time West Point of the Air monia; although he had not been in ' woman. The, affair happened on CASE DISMISSED coal. on Sabbath, Nov. 3. Dr. McMillin! record, was established for carbon West Point of the Air, the talking good health following sunstroke gontj, Main street about nine o’clock, On motion of the plaintiff, a fore- Best Waltzer—man—$2 in gro is a member of the Board of Trustees}closure action of the Peoples Build- monoxide poisonings in Ohio. In the picture featuring . Wallace Beery, more thiin a year. ago. Tuesday evening. ceries. • six months there were 206 victims in netted the local troop o f Boy Scouts ■ The deceased was a life long rest It is reported‘ by Marshal McLean ° f Cfedar' f ° Cf ^ . Thc ann0Unce' j"* ™ d Sa™ * 3 Co;, against Alfred Best Waltzer— woman— $1.50 dry the state, which was fortv-one more_J3<L_95. _______________ ___ ____ .__dent of_ihe .county, the son of John- that the woman doing the carving ment reads as follows. • _ ;Powell and, others has been ordered cleaning. than in the corresponding period o f ; — -------- athan D. arid Martha Ann McMillan Wfts colored arid accottipariied by two “ I have been pastor of the . First disiriissed. Best Fox Trotter—man— Carton the previous season. Combining the Be sure to come to the cafeteria Williamson, former residents of this, colored men that are Supposed to have Prcsbyterian Churpb on walnut Hills , . ; : ,• ------ ■ cigarettes. six “ winter” months beginning supper at the school house o;n the place. Mr: Williamson, was one of the come liere from Springfield. Neither ^or twenty-five years. During these. GETS PINE AND DAYS Best Fox Trotter—woman -— 25-lb. October 1, 1934, with the six “sum- evening of November 8th and give first breeders of Oxford Down sheep of the men got out df the automobile ministering, in many ways, to j William Curry, colored, Clifton, was sack sugar.

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