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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 /THE 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, , 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 5n what 1 have always tried to fined $50 and costs and sentenced to Best Square dancer— man— 10. gal. total of 292 carbon monoxide .cases , ----- —- hibited for many years at all theJead- Rinker claims thatshe had no know- ma^° a faithful and kindly way, I thirty days in jajl Thursday by reported in Ohio, with ninety-eight Freshmen Hallowe’en Party ing, state fairs. His son, Fred, has ledge as to who the colored Woman haVR made a host of friends. On Sah- Municipal Judge F. L. Johnson, who Best Square daner—woman—-IQ gal. fatalities, Dr. Hartung said. The case Miss Martha Jane Turnbull and been in charge of the farm since he was or even the ma&itr the auto. bath, November 3, at 11 a. m,, the ad- found liim guilty^of an assault charge gas. causes were about equally distributed Mifcon Williamsdn n ' entertained " tW rotitod from active management. He The victim wasthe wltl'b^-tn'celcbration: of thirb^4>y-Arthm^RoM!won,52? colored. There, is a long list of other, prizes between automobiles and domestic members o f the freshmen class at a bad also served as judge at the Chi of Dr. Kyle with blood streaming anniversary. These cards are being , Robinson toIdauthorps hewas beat- to be announced. appliances in the home. Dr. Hartung Hallowe'en Party at the Home of engo Live -Stock Show for a number from a half dozen cuts on the face s?nt to those whom I have helped and en with a club and. knocked down by re-emphasized the repeated warning Mrs, Charles Turnbull, October 24. of years. . and head. Soma., of the cuts were ■cheer« l an. a ,oved° f entered Cuixy early Sunday. State Stock Streams of “ never use a gas heater or stove Prizes for the most comical dressed For more than forty years he serv- four and five inches long. Medical thc hfe ,lt,morta1’ to thof whom “ ~ unless there is a flue attached.” Ho couple were awarded to Jay Peterson ed as an elder in . the Second U. P. aid was rendered. There were four *.have ua,ted m «W«rn^* to many LOOKING FOR GEACH Appearance of W. W. Geach, i With Young Fish warned against loose coal furnace and Paul Wisecup. Others receiving Church in his city and at one time prominent cuts on the face and forc- signers of our Visitors’ Registers, to connections which may permit monox- prizes were, Jackie Preston and „erycd on, the Greene County In- bead. The woman escaped with her 1 1 5 who ha\e liatene<1 to the gospel judgment debtor of the closed Com- .The State Department o f Gonserva- ide gas to enter the house and against Beatrice O'Bryant. The evening was fll.marvfirm ary heard. board. men remnanians companions and and h headed M M towards towards <>f ™ 1 have Presented ,t by merc.al and Savings Bank C o, iff starting a motor vehicle in a garage spent in playing Hallowe’en means o f the (radio, to rny fellow Common Pleas Court for questioning H01L Doimty Game/ Warden games Mr. Williamson is survived by his Jamestown. officers and to the enlisted men of thc concerning his property, has been re- D* S.troupJ f pla«»ng^29,000 fish m with the doors closed. and delicious refreshments we,c widow, Mrs. Alida McClellan Willinm------— served. 147th Infantry U. S. National Guard, ordered by Judge R. L. Gowdy f o r ,Lha atreams in * son, two sons, Freel W , near Xenia, to. my fellow members of Psi Grad- November 12. ’• . Warden reP° a l IS Tho election to fill the vacancy ------—1 a son by a former marriage, and J. Warning Given On unt. Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, to A writ issued for appearance 0f large mouth bass obtamed from the created by the death o f the late Con- Cancel all other engagements nn<| Kenneth, Palm Beach, F la, former Xenia state hatchery, 23,000 blue gills gressman-at-Large Charles V. Truax come to thc cafeteria supper and f ^ - a c l ii r i c r P l i a r l r c my fellow members of the Cincinnati Geach in court October 8, was re , T i , . , , , Greene County prosecuting attorney; easnm g ^neCKS ^ club> tr my fcllow memljcrs turned by t^e sheriff of Licking ^ th« “ n st*te hatehe1? and No- will, be held in conjunction with Hie program at the school house on seven grandchildren, and three sistersr The old age pension office in Co- of the Board 01 Trusteos and to mem' County with the informa,tion that 2,60® stock fish from Lake Erie are regular primary next May and the veinber 8, Mrs. Jeanette Anderson, Xenia; Mrs. lumbus has issued notice to bo ware *>9r8 of Die ftaffs and nurses of thc service had not been obtained by hm . ______election in November; according to a , — ------R. E. Bryson, near Xenia, and Mrs, program. of calling pension checks. (Deaconess Hospital, to my fellow office. . decision of the State Supremo Court. Teachers Entertained Lelin _ Dean, Sanford, Fla. A brother, Water in which stock fish are plant- Governor Martin L. Davcy called a ’ / Misses Sarah Margaret Chance, w m ia ^ iir fo r m e r state'rep- The letter that mle^chiuits members of the Board of Trustees of Jhe state banking department^ in ulLlllxiluaw. nnd' individuals be certain that re- Cedarville College, to friends in the behalf 01 the Xenia bank, recovered a “ ‘oa‘!U l'0 . special primary and election to clec^-Nelle Reeder, Ruth Lewis, and Mil- resentativo from Greene County, die d and muivuiuais De certain mat rc- . ti (inn ina » ly The fishing ban will be lifted July ipients of these wakrants have en- Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic. judgment last Septemhet 26 a- » a successor to Congressman Tnlax dred Albaugh entertained members of tW(J ^,eej{a ago. and designated the 1936 primary and the faculty, husbands and wives at a dnrsr,! tho warrants and receive the Club, and to friends in many Walks Jfairist Geach, now supposed to be a A’ *vo ■ , , . , . , election as the time. A request for dinner, Monday evening, at the Knott “ S L 7 S -“ th m « ' » i‘ -nl-lln* r ld.„t of U.M„g C o « y a writ of mandamus to compel £he home near Pitchin. Agriculture Building The letter further ,»y. thet there Ceee.r Creek an^LiSe”Miami River ' governor to call the special primary After a delicious three course din- have been many forgeries due to the You are cordially invited to be. pro- 0 ™ to ™ p"y on the bank”s ™ Miami 500 111 the Cedarville and election forthwith had been filed ner, games were enjoyed. Is Muck Needed fact that warrants have been cashed sent and to bring some o f your friends { J * * PP‘y ” k potid in Massies Creek; 2,00 in Huff- with the State Supreme Court. The ------on the assumption that because they as we celebrate a quarter o f-a century ' g !man pond and Mad River in Bath On August 15, 1934 Vocational court held that Governor Dnvey had are state warrants there is no risk, of a sincere effort to help.” Twp. (Continued on page three) Agriculture was first introduced to acted within his discretion in fixing Each endorser guarantees prior en- Fraternally, Farmers Vote For The following ponds are being the dates. the Patrons of the Cedarville High dorsemerits and all are liable in the Frederick N. McMillin. ^ n 'stocked with bltie gills: 25,000 in Huff- Schpol. During the first year of the event oi forgery. • - ...... Cafeteria Supper Corn-rtog X rogram man pond, 0,000 in the Cedarville Under the direction of Librarian „ . , - work thirty farm boys were enrolled The state makes demands for re- _ . . . . „ r r pond and 3,0p0 in the Zimmermari. Paul A. T, Noon the state library has r n a a y , N o v e m b e r D in this department. Also sixteen {mbursementk in cases of forgeries, U . A . U O D b l l l S b a y s H e In the referendum vote on the Corn- pond between Jamestown and Bowers- made available a special list df — — . eighth grade boys were enrolled. the letter states. Backs D r. McChesney ?w •!>'*" Green, • - / , » patriotic plays, pageants and other The Faculty of tho Cedarville Public'. These forty-six boys conducted on _ ------______3 .farmers gave a big majority, a total, Stock flsh from Erie are ^ing materials______for use _by______schools______through-__ Schools invites you to attend the' an- their farms a total ofeight-elght farm of 908 favorable to 99 opposed. Of distributed <*s follows: fifty small Mr. has requested . , — — aiscriDutea ■as zonows: m ty small out Ohio in celebration of Armistice ‘nual cafeteria supper and program projects. The two main purposes of Robbers Enter Day on November 11, A similar list wh>ch are to ^ hfld m the ■HCI100^ these projects are: *(l) to stimulate applicable to Thanksgiving Day and house °” the evening of November an interest in farming; (2) to give W i l s o n H o m e Ipture is delayed In the Interest^ o f The result was 825 favor- jn Spring Valley Twp.; 100 crappies, one applicable to the Christmas sea- 8th* ' the boy an opportunity to carry ou t( son will be compiled soon and be made ^ ®“PPer w111 be served from 5:30— the practices learned In0their class-} ; Dr, W. R. McChesney* present State ,thanrt! 1 J f d 200 br6Wtt bul1* Robbers entered the home of L, W. Representative from this bounty, who f M*d Riveri 1.*000 brown available for distribution, it was an- 8:0I) P- m* • . room work. .Wit?on 'som e time Tuesday evening js doing a good job, and will get his < corn-hog program has not bullheads and 1,000 gizsriwd shad nouriced. I All patrons and friends of the i n the second year of this depart- between seven and nine o’clock. Mr, support a8 iong as,he is a candidate. bce"; announced hut it is expected to (fruit fish for the game fish) in tho . ------.school are cordially invited to attend ment the enrollment has increased to Wilson went down town to attend the Mr. Dobbins makes this statement due * hbcral,zed‘ The voto by township ^ d a rv ille pond. . An investigation of the social ef- bathtth1c sUPper «"* the program. An a total of seventy-two boys. . The plcture show and on returning found to published reports elsewhere that W^ ‘ ,. v XT 0 „ ,! ------fects of the repeal of thc Eighteenth effort has been made to give you a temporary and. inadequate quarters all-the curtains at the windows down. he had ambitionV to succeed Dr. Me*1, ®ath7 p S’ 2\ N” ’ 2; Beav,er 7 f ek. Fr ANK JOHNSON DEAD amendment to the United States Con- real supper as the following menu now occupied Ijave greatly handi- investigation showed that robbers chesnev. —Yes, 53{ No, 6{ Cuesarcraek—Yes,t ------atitution has been started by Director W>H prove. • . ... . ■ capped th ework.-. This'being an out- had entered through a window* - in the * - ' ;74, No. 8; Cedarville—Yes, 78, No,. 7; * E. L. Bowsher of tho Department of Creamed chicken and biscuits ...... 10 standing farming community, arid due bathroom, - .’ - Jefferson—Yesr 124, No, 7; Miami— ' ? raf k. W' .5°bnBon’ 7S> ^ tired Education. A committee composed o f Mashed p ota toes ...... 05 to an increasing interest, plans Were A radJo an(j g0)d watch apd cliafn KJDUO S U N newspaper e w s p a p e r Du a a v y ^ 30» No, 3; New Jasper-Yes, £ SilVer: 57, JSr* trustee, died ^ h.s fa™ home ^format on the farm prominent educators in universities Sweet potatoes ------1...... 05 formulated recently by. the Board of wcre taken but g0 far n0thing else and public and parochial schools, civic Creamed peas ...... 05 Education to erect a permanent brick has been missed. The job is thought h Set For Nov. 15-X6 gf gW f-w ftL *?!*- leaders and women’s club officials has Jellied Fruit Salad' ...... 05 building to house this new depart- to be home talent. been named to make the survey in Vegetable Salad ------...... 05 ment.. ' _____ Newspaper’ Day will lie held No, U j X enia-Y es, 124, No, 11. * £ 5 “ * £ £ ? £ £ representative schools throughout the Buttered rolls and je l l y --- —...03 a $5,0Q0 Bond Issue will be sub-' Ohio State University November 15* ' Was a member of the Presbyterian 16i i W1LBERFORCE GAME state. The committee will delve into Wiener sandwiches ------...06 mited to the Electors o f Cedarville N o B e e r V o t e Church in Yellow Springs. alleged drinking at high school and Cake, pie, ice cream, coffee, ca, -..05 School District for the purpose (Of On November 15 tho annual Ohio! . _ _ _ . 1 Wilberforce U. meets Tenn. State The deceased is survived by six college football gamcB, the sale „of Tho program which follows the. providing materials and equipment In Miami ‘T w p. director, will act oo toastmaster. , Saturdnv at 2*30 o. m children: Mrs. mary Mary ooom, Rowan, i-ajr. Fair- liquor and beer at roadhouses and supper wilUgive those present an op- for the new. building; W PA Will pro- « « » H 111f». I»nd«et will w 3 L Z £ £ »>«.W. V„ Mra. Montorct Million confectioneries frequented by high portunity to see’ both the little tots vide tho labor for. the project, | The question of local option on sale be held. Grove Patterson, editor of \ "w MhnH' * ‘Jn 'i ” 't and George Johnson, Garnet, Kan,; school students, and the consuming of and .the older ones perform and ,|fIf you you'‘are "are interested interested inin the the future future of of lieer lieer in in the the cast cast precinct precinct of of Miami Miami The The Toledo Toledo Blade, Blade, will will speak. speak. Pro­ t>fc'* ( i or as ai core o f 8 to 2. Mrs? Russell Ark, Howard and Erflimt liquor in motion,picture shows and at hcar some good music b y the II. S. 0f this new work for our Community, township will be stricken from the fessor Joseph S. Myors, former Ohio: Johnson, at home and a brother, school-sponsored dances, which were band. I vote yes on the Bond Issue. ballots at the Nov. 5 election. The State University School of Journalism} .Charles SUFFERED A STROKE Johnson, Dayton, formerly of listed as the chief abuses. Both ‘wet ’ ( The proceeds from the supper are ‘ action is based on a ruling of George director, will act as toastmaster | •Xenia. His wife; Mrs. Catherine ntld “ dry” interests asked Director j)P uscd ^ pay f or the uniforms1 JAMES CALDWELL ILL S. Myers, secretary of state, that an Coacb Francis Schmidt also will, "— - ’Johnson died five years ago. oWsher some time ago that a com- for the recently organized band. It entire township but not a part o f a speak." Mrs Hiram Graham, Columbus pike,! The funeral was held Monday after, rehensive course in temperance be js helieved that all y/ill wrint to come • James Caldwell, 72, who makes his township may hold a local option .elec* On November 16 the newspaper men suffered a paralytic stroke Monday noon, burial taking place in Gleni !>de a part of the regular school nnd help, in such a'good cause and at home with Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Me- tlon on ..the wet and dry question, will attend, the Illinois-Ohio State Evening that has affected her entire Forest Cemetery, curriculum. the same time have an evening o f real Millan, suffered a cerebral hemmor- Other local option elections will be football game. Professor Osman C .,right side. Her condition is reported | 'enjjoyment> Thc band will appear in rhage stroke Wedtiestlay afternoon, held in Clifton , village,' Cedarylilo. Hooper, one. o f the founders of the .‘critical. She is 80 years old. . “Johnny" McMillan entertained a House for Rent in country. > Call Ptny uniforms at this time—the first. Late reports indicate some improve- village and township and in Xenia} Hail of Fame, is in charge of the! liumber o f his boy and girl friends last * this office. i (publici public performance of the year,year. .merit,.ment. ’ township outside o f Xenia city, general------* program. “ — Subscribe to TlltiHERALD Friday night at a Hallowe'en party.

Ip (JEDARV1IXE HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1985

Republican State Committee that met said in a recent weekly broadcast, he [ THE CEDARVILLE HERALD, some days ago and decided on a ma- has put an end to “bootlegging." All Popular Song find D ance Stars! L o chine slate for trading purposes in of which would even make the Demo* the next Republican convention. V a tic donkey laugh out loud in the KABLH BULL — — — EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Mr. KRNSVt-Kttftwa Mtwtal IKK.,- OM« NwMpwr Au k .; Klurt V«Uw Pr«u Au m . • ,, . ■ meeting. . Bounce A local lady stopped several days ' Ann, S Ktttergd vfcthe Post Office, Cedarville, Ohio, October 31,1887, ago where a business room was being Government revenue dropped $125,* ns second clan matter. modernized. The opening in the 000,000 for the month of September, Mrs,. pavement was proof that a sewerage Congress voted expenditures double FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1/1935 Btoiriho’ ______...... „...... Politicians are casting side glances connection was being made and that this amount. Result, New Deal has Mr- Jo LETS H A VE A LITTLE FOR OURSELVES » e “ T * 1* ^ n0ne, °,£ m>;iion8 e^-rn«rked for I’ortsri) ■ a followers of y r . iownsena orgamza- building. Her only comment was by rural electrification. One bureau hav- The Herald has been a consistent critic of both state and tions demanding $200 month pensions the query: "W hat are you doing that ing to do with the more abundant federaltaxes, not that some such taxation is not necessary, but to all persons over so years of age. -fo r ? Don’ t you know that you could life has spent sixteen millions the past Mrs, W. Va that we daily witness the waste of tax funds in many different A convention was held last week in save that expense by writing to eighteen months. Each state and W ays, Federal taxes are heyond the control of a single in- when more thaln 6,000 dele- ftonsevelt for one of thoee New Deal various counties have expensive and .. son-in-l dividual.. Most all government revenue is collected from cor­ gates'from most every state in the sanitary houses and one would be highly paid organizers. S&lai y list W , W.< porations and through income taxes. The' state of Ohio is col­ union were present; The convention ereojtecl for* you without cost.” Was for this bureau during time it Was Mr . a lecting so.many different kinds of tax and in such amounts that is to center its force on election of a our f aee red? existed amounts to $20,000,000. Slum congress that will grant the demands, ■ " - - clearance comes high. Prosperity for +ter, Be the situation is critical. Much of the tax collected by the state day gut is used to support useless boards, commissions and several It is said more than 8,000,000 persons The ’greatest handicap the Republj- real estate dealers, architects and rep- and so: thousand officeholders. It has been our idea that we need no in this country could qualify. Thus can party faces today is the activity resentatives of material interests but more additional taxes in the state but we do need a different far political leaders on. each side have 0f former President .Herbert Hoover boom times for the Democratic ap- Mrs, distribution system, that will give the taxing districts a greater ignored the now movement but quietly and a few of the satelities of his ad- pointees that shared in the salary watch the progress without comment, ministration, including our own grab. has bei amount of revenue for operating expenses. Changing a poli­ Small t tical tax collecting, system is neither a one man nor a one day Of late we have not heard much of Walter F. Brown of this state. It ------task. When you start such a thing you have all the opposition the Townsend’plan in this section but makes no difference what Mr, Hoover ' The hog-corn control does not figure Sunday week ago a big meeting was SKy8 or where he says it, the reaction with the Roosevelt” estate of 3,000 Mr. -i [tliat political forces can muster, irrespective of political party . moved representation. . . . held in Springfield, where a score of 13 always damaging to Ttys future sue- acres down in Georgia. No contracts more clubs are organized. It is said cesa 0f the party. Announcement has for crop or live stock reduction have Dick PowsH, singing sweetheart has the role of a dance queen with partmci The' Herald would not for one minute ask local citizens to whom many of the Klddiea are assume additional tax burdens if we did not honestly believe the membership in Clack county been mhde that Hoover will address ever been signed. ' Consequently no ef tbe Mneaies sad. Baby Keeler, numbers around 19,000. Montgomery the Ohio.Society in N ew”York City, government checks. No cotton was madly in love, « Mr. J that such should be done for the best interests of all. There eksrmihg Uttle dancing queen, are The film Includes three outstand­ county is credited with. 05,000 mem- November 16. The Hoover element grown on this estate /this year nor ter,. of will be on one or more of your ballots the proposition of addi­ co-starred in the new Warner Bros. ing new song hits, WSS mnde •* Mr. am bers. The clubs charge dues to sup­ controls the Republican state central was there a cotton -restriction con- tional tax levies. All told these levies cannot add any great mlUtary-BMulcal IHct, "Shipmates Annapolis, Includes many spectso- Sunday port the campaign for the pensions. committee in Ohio, as indicated by a tract signed. The cotton land was amount to your tax bill, yet the added income for a specific pur­ . Forever,” wbieh wiH open a week’s ular scenes with theNavy is a sis pose is needed. It means something for local purposes. Let’s recent meeting. The reaction to that put to corn to compete with the north- van oa the screen at the Regent on parade and In action, “ Ship­ The New Deal has important prob­ nieeting has been anything but em corn grower. A new wrinkle is mates Forever*: has won high take home pride into consideration and boost for the best in­ theater In Spriagtleld, Friday, Robei . lems of the pension nature for settle- harmony in party ranks. being tried on this farm. Scrub cows November 1. praise- from the nation's foremost terest of the community. - If the requests for additional taxes ment when Congress meets in • , ------are purchased and bred to a registered cinema critics and is heralded « with C were for funds to be expended elsewhere we would oppose This popular screen team lias January. If other states are organ- Everytime the . Ohio legislature bull on the braintruster idea that mot hem together In a picture for one of the year’s most outstand­ past we them. Being local we ask support for. what will benefit us at izetl anything like Ohio, many can- monkeys with the delinquent tax law, blooded offspring will be the result, su re than a year, their last big hit ing hits,. , _ pany sc The State theater; In Springfield, home. ■ • didates for congress will be glad to conditions get worse. Penalties have This should burn-up professional live having been “Flirtation Walk,” • models will offer the new. Paramount pic­ get this support at election time. Then been ' lifted for-sh ort intervals but stock.-breeders who have been trying one of the outstanding hits qf motor j ture, “ HandB Across the Table," FOOTBALL AND FALL TRAFFIC payment o f the bonus to World War the present session lifts all until next to perfect blood lines in the various ltS4. In this new vehicle, Dick PowCll co-starring Carole Lombard and Veterans will cause Roosevelt worry, year, on condition that current taxes breeds for year's. Farmers have been Miss Do you know what is the most dangerous driving of the has the role of s midshipman who Fred MacMurray, for a 4-day ea- week e-i year? The statistical truth is that we are now in that part of he having threatened a veto if the bill are paid. The properf v owner that urged to cull flocks of poultry. The tries to sing his way through Undo gagement beginning Saturday,- the year which is most fraught with peril to the motorist and was passed. Now it is hinted with a [steps up and pays his tea gets it low producing milk cow has had a Sam’s great naval training acad­ The picture will be prevned’ for Shroadt, the pedestrian. 1 national election a year away, the {„ the neck. We notice by a Dayton black mark for years. Its, a New Deal emy at Annapolis, Miss Keeler the State’s Owl Show crowd, Fri­ attendei New Deal will let .sonic kind o f a paper that in 1929 delinquent taxes in livestock breeding,'or “We Are on (who In real life is Mrs. A1 Jolsou) day night at o il P« M. o f the October is usually the worst .of the twelve months, the Na­ Veteran payment plan pass to capture tional Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters reminds us, in that city were $325,000. In 1934 Our Way.” ■ which v that vote. This would not happen they are listed at $3,800,000. The i —— — -— - — — and November comes next. The last three months of the year until the approach of election ___All are the most dangerous quarter season. estimated delinquency is expected, to For Sale—Two gas stoves, one with Haro]-i of this means 100 per cent Roosevelt four million at the end o f this gas bricks;-’ other » covered flame, fined $L The reasons for this intensification of danger are to be inflation. year. The total for Montgomery Reznor type. Both in good condition. found in the combination of a false sense of security and the days ir • ■ _ ■ ,. ~ ", county is more than ten million, ac- Phone 30. <2t) COAL NOTES Xenia, ,u increased hazards of natural conditions. The Italian-Ethopian trouble seems cording to reports. It is tirtle the _ with b The days grow shorter. Nightfall, notorious for its accident to be cooling., down ■ but. we have a Iegislaturis’------— give give some some constructive constructive NOTICE near C possibilities, gradually produces yearly peaks between 5 and 9 pess that all the noise about peace thought to enforcement of collection COMMON PLEAS COURT, p. m- The weather-is often crisp, bracing, ideal for driving, is but the stepping stone of of delinquent taxes and quit playing GREENE COUNTY, OHIO:, iGoal miners strike is settled. Miners w eiit For i and the roads are crowded—-always an important element in European nations dividing the spoils. to the gallery. In the matter of the Application to accident frequency, A number of subtle, ■unobtrusive causes British interests are watching Italy coil spi ------sell the abandoned property o f the Tel. 12, contribute: The skidding menace of wet leaves, roads slippery in a war-like attitude but few believe One of tlie things that will get a Conner First Wesleyan Methodist back to work October 1st, at increased with frost, in the early morning, car windows shut in chilly the contest is to last long. Gestures man into trouble is liquor and the Church of Xenia, Greene County, Mr. weather with a consequent failure to use hand signals, longer for peace are being made in Wash­ liquor business. This is just as true Ohio. wages. ington but England and the other in­ moved working hours causing greater fatigue when driving after dark, with the man that uses it as with TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: terested countries are not much con- Liberty. week-end concentration of traffic in particular areas augmented . . . the individual or state that'engages in You will take notice - that on the by the great crowds driving to football games. cerned about ourour attitude England the bus^ During the George 28th day of October, 1935, the Jntendei Prof. C This last calls for special attention. Every Saturday there wil guard herr interests int at the head- White administration Ohio was pluiig- Trustees of the South Ohio Confer- waters o f the Nile. tendent converge in stadiums throughout the country multitudes of .. . . , 113, Wl a ed into the retail liquor business, ence of the Wesleyan Methodist Exact increase this will make on coal sec ion o opia oi a new entrance when Gov. Davey succeeded Gov. Church of America, filed their peti- spectators/.’sometimes 100,000 in one place. Mpst of them The 1 drive,"^approaching their destination on the same roads at the ih . rf'J °*T ac

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jpmimiMiiMUtinumn IHIHMWWHHmHrtWIMHIW* SCHOOL NEWS Youth To Hold Local and Personal Church Notes COLLEGE NEWS r (Continued from first page) Peace Rally NOTICE TO FARMERS Mr. aud Mr*. Carlton Corn a n -, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN . Bring your appetite* along and The Christian youth o f all the Bring in your good milling wheat, and exchange it for Bounce tjie 'birtH Of a daughter, Judith CHURCH come to the annual cafeteria supper October 27, Sabbath evening the churches of Cedaryillo are planning Ann, Sunday. Ralph A, Jamieson, Minister Ohio Pride Flour. In this way your wheat will net you at the school house on November 8th. Annual Men’s Bible Reading Contest to hold a great peace meeting in the j Sabbath School, 10 a. m. Meryl o f Cedarville College was held in the J Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday about $1.20 per Bushel. Mrs. Effle Lackey, Mr*, Gertrude Stormont, Supt, ! First Presbyterian Church, a very evening, November 10. Ohio Pride Flour is a high grade patent flour, Stormont, Miss Ada Stormont Citizenship Contest and Preaching, 11 a. m., by the pastor. the ' fitting date as it was the four hu n -! This local rally is a part o f the and gives complete satisfaction. You need not Mr. Joe Lone visited friends near The Cedar Cliff "Chapter of Y. P. C, U., 6:30 p, m, Leader, dredth anniversary of the Printed North American Interdenominational Portsmouth, Friday, Daughters of the American Revolu­ have bad bread or biscuits when you use OHIO Eleanor Cooley, j English Bible. tion is sponsoring the Good Citizen­ Youth Movement which centers its PRIDE, ^ Union Service, 7:30 p. m., in this. Those taking part were as follows: program around the theme, “ Chris- Mr*, At. A. Summers of Huntington, jchurch. Dr. Harriman will be present ship Contest in the school again this We are always in the market for good milling wheat. Messrs, Kenneth Sanderson, Gale trian Youth Building, A New World.” W. Va,, has been the guest of her yenr. The winners will be -chosen on to give a Temperance message. Ross, Harold Shaw, Donald Burket, The building of a warless world is Call m when you have any to offer, son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. the basis o f the following standards; Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 Harry Wallace, James Anderson, GRADES ONE TO SIX: one of the main points in this pro­ W. W. Galloway and family, this week. p. »n. Subject will be the Golden Best Obedience, courtesy, punctuality, Eugene Corry, Joseph We.it, Albert gram. Christian youth groups o f the coming Sabbath School lesson. .honesty, cleanliness, effort, reapect, j J*mea F1°yd’ Jufltin Hartman, throughout America are using Arm­ CHARLESTON MILLS Mr, and Mrs. L. P. Grey and daugh­ Leader, Mrs, Frank Bird. ter, Betty, of Springfield, were Sun­ .kindness and helpfulness, seif control; istice Day as a day when they register P h on e 19 Choir practice, Saturday evening at Steele gave the their protest against war. South Charleston, Ohio day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Link unselfishness. > ProfeS80r C. W. 7:30, I Decision of the Judgea and awarded and son. GRADES SEVEN TO TWELVE: The program will consist o f an im­ 1. Cooperation— ■ I the prizes to the following: Messrs. pressive worship service and a stirring METHODIST EPISCOPAL James Ahderson, first; Justin Hart­ Mrs, Etta Wright Eavey of Xenia, A, With those in authority. B. anti-war play, “The Unknown Soldier ; CHURCH man, second; Joseph West, third; Speaks,” * has been the guest of Miss' Jessie Wjth others. Charles Everett Hill, Minister ,Eugene Corry, fourth; and Kenneth 2, Cleanliness and Neatness— Although the rally is being spon­ Small several days this week. Church School, 10 a. m. P. M. Gil- THE SMART SHOP Sanderson, fifth. The material awards sored by youth groups, everyone, is .Ulan, Supt. * A . Of person, a. body. b. clothes. ” „of this contest are made possible invited and urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Pickering Worship Service, 11 a. m. Subject: • B. Of lockers, deskB, books, cor 75 NEW—ALL OCCASION the generosity o f Dr. C. M. Ritchie. The meeting’ is sponsored by The moved , this week to the Oglesbee a- “ How Readcst Thou?” Luke 10:26. ridors, class rooms, study hall, school The music of the evening was fur­ Query Club and The Fellowship Club partment on Xenia avenue. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. ground, lunchroom, etc. nished by the College Choir, Girls of the Presbyterian 'Church, The Union meeting, 7:30 p. m., in United 3. Courtesy— Quartette and Boys Quartette. Young Peoples Christian Union of U, Mr, J, M, Harman, wife and daugh­ Presbyterian Church. A. At all times. B. To older people. P, Church, The Epworth League of ter, of Oakwood, 0„ were guests of C. To others. Meeting of Ladies’ Aid, W. F. M. S., The Annual Y., W. C. A . Committal FROCKS St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church, and the Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brown from and W. II, M. S„ at the Chureh, Wed­ 4. Honesty— Service will be held November 11, at Epworth League of the M. E. Church. Regularly in stock at — $4.95 — $7.95 — $10.95 . Sunday until Tuesday. Mrs, Harman * A. In all written work, B. In con­ nesday, 11 a. m. The Children’s So­ the First Presbyteriafn -Church. is a sister of Mrs. Brown. ciety will meet immediately after'the ferences, conversations, etc. a, Tell Irrespective of former prices they will go Tomorrow at close of school. the truth at all , times. C. In attitude A recital of American music will October 24, the Juniors met at An- Robert Dennehey, who is connected Prayer meeting, Wednesday, at' the toward property o f others. D. In given by the students in the Depart­ dersons and were driven speedily to with Cummings-Qievrolet spent the church,' 7;30 p. m. paying honest debts. ment of Music, Cedarville College; on $3.98 $5.98 $7.98 the cliffs to enjoy a hamburger sup­ past week in DaytoA attending a com­ Choir practice, Wednesday, 8:15 5. Care of Property-— Tuesday eve at - 7:30, Presbyterian P- per, garnished with onions, ppickles, Crepes, Matelasses, Knits; Wools. pany school in connection with new m. A. Library books. B. Own books; Church, under the direction of , Mrs. models that are soon to be offered the C. Public property, a. School. 1. mustard and followed by apples,- Margaret,J. Work. Dresses your wildest dreams could never imagine,' candy and marshmallows. A trip was motor public. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Furniture and fixtures.

CEBARVIIXB HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, IMS

NOTICE OF ELECTION ON REPORT OF SALE mostly 9,60 and downward, with a Tt Fewwel JNaeM’ ;$ a All X& , m ■rtitii* ot m »• n.eoe ISSUE OF BONDS few odd head at 10,05. Sows shared Monday, October 28, 1935 in the decline with choice kinds a t ’ m < Notts* li h«r*by siren that-In pumumc* of Springfield Live Stock Sales Co, a, Rmolutloft or ths Board of IMucettoa of the 8.50 and mediums selling within the Petoskey Potatoes yo Cedarvltle Townehlp School Dlatrtot, GraeM HOGS— Receipts 658 hd. spread of 7.00 to 8.00. , County, Ohio, pawed op, the SOth day of 200-250 lbs, „ ______„,„ 9 .2 0 6 TO 1 September, 1835, there >vlll be mibmltted to a pit-tie were about steady with last Keeping and Cooking Qualities YOU GET THE MONEY rote of the people of wild School District, at 250-800 lbs _____ *______8.75 to 9,10 Monday’s sale, with dry fed steers at When you come to us for * loan the NOVUMEKK JSLKOt ION, to be held In -the 180-200 lbs. ______9.00 to 9.20 FI eald School District, at the regular around 10.00 with grass fed kinds Unexcelled we will do everythin* possible to place* of voting therein, on Tuesday, the 5th 160-180 l b s . ___„ _____ 8.75 to 9,10 ranging from 6.00 to 8.00. Dry lot sea that you set the money? Six day of November, 183!!, ths question, of tawing 140460 lbs. ______8.60 to 9,10 heifers sold from 7,00 to 9.00, while out of seven people who come to bonds of said School District, in the amount PRICED ACCORDING TO GRADE ps for money get a loan of rive Thousand Dollars (35,008.80), for the 120-140 lbs, ______8.25 to 9.00 grassy kinds met with a ready market purpose of erecting and equipping a building 100420 lbs...... ,„8.00 to 8.75 at from 4.00 to 5.00. Fat cows were m on the school property, tO'WUt a farm ahop, Feeding pigs — __ 9.00 to 9.50 W . B. FERGUSON J M t a K M T es provided by lew. in strong demand 'at prices from 3.00 The maximum number o f ytaro during which Sows—choice - ____ 8.00 to 8,50 Old Town and Clifton Pike Phone: County 1 F 5 . % ontwurmf Mi A MAPS X*. to 5,00, while earners and cutters- *jw m t n p f p r a i i p such bonds are to gun la ten years. M edium __„-..-:-...7,00 to 8.00 MMMwr The estimated average additional lax rate sold at prices ranging from 2,00 to outside of ten mill limitation sb cortltled Thine ______„_6.50 to 7.00 3.50. Veal calves were in a good by the County Auditor la ,38 mill*, Stags ______,45,50 down The Folia for said electtdn will be open at market, going mostly 'to local inter- 8:30 o'clock A, M. and remain, open until 6:30 SHEEP & LAMBS—371 hd. jests at prices ranging from 6.50 to o’clock P, M. (Eastern Standard Time) of aald Choice fat lambs _ 9.00 10.15. IF YOU NEED PRINTING DROP IN day, Medium fat lam bs ____,8.00 to 8.60 co; illy order of the Board of Election, of Greene County, Ohio. , Feeders ______6.00 to 7,50 a pol H. O. SOHN, Clwlrmsp, i Fat Bucks ^ ______8.50 the d GEORGE H. BCKERUE, Clerk NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Dated, October 18, 1935. Medium bucks ____ .,,.,8 .0 0 tivea (<11-10-11—11-1) Fat e w e s ______3.00 to 3.50 Will n • Old ewes ______.50 to 1.50 AUTOMOBILE givinf NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE I have taken over the management of the Rainbow Inn CATTLE—Receipts 85 hd. . fectio Dry fed steers — . 9,75 to 10.25 STOP nounc. Filling Station on Route No. 42, west of Cedarville, Ohio, In pumuant of the order of the Probate INSURANCE C. W. Court of Greene County, Ohio, 1 will offer for Good grass steers __ 6.00 to 8.00 where I will be pleased to have my friends and former sale at public auction on the Medium stee s — ______4.00 to 6.00 Thank 2nd day o f November, 1935 Heifers, dry fe d ______7.00 to 9.00 ARE YOU at the patrons call, AT 10:00 O’CLOCK, A. M„ elude ' on the west steps of the Court Bouse, Xenia, Heifers, grass fe d _____4.00 to 5.00 Ask G. H. Hartman Ohio, the following described real estate, Fat cows ______3.50 to 6.00 INSURED? potato SPECIAL INVITATION TO HIGH SCHOOL situate in the County of Greene, and State of Canners ahd cutters ___,_2,10 to 3.60 Phone 5.1 CEDARV.ILLE, OHIO and a, Ohio, to-wit; ’ ------TO EXPLAIN------AND COLLEGE STUDENTS TRACT NO. 1. Being part of Lot No. Bulls - ...... 4.50 to 5.26 The r< 35 of George W. Dunlaps addition to the Milk cows and springers. ___25. to 50 Thank, Village..of -Cedarville, the -part to be con­ familit veyed being the. part of said lot, the dl- CALVES— Receipts 107 hd. o The “Ohio Financial Responsibility , NO BEER OR SLOT MACHINES PERMITTED - order mentlons of the same being as follows; Good and ch oice _____ L10.00 to 10.15 MOTORISTS . commencing at the western corner of Lot tives ’ No. 33, thMice northwest , with the Top m ed iu m ______,8.00 to 9.00 Law” and Our “Lifetime Automobile society LUNCH AND GROCERIES street fronting said Lot No. 35, D3 feet Low medium ______6.50 to 7.60 . to the tenter of an alley, thence with the. inmate center of said alley 150 feet more or less Culls ______6.50 down MUTUAL day th to the alloy on the northeast end of said A liberal supply of fat hogs on PROTECTION Policy” lot, thenco with tho nald alloy southeast —OUR PLAN OFFERS— penitat today’s market- was absorbed at 08 foot to the north comer of Lot. No. . special 34, thence with tho linos of Lota No’s. 34 prices ranging from 9.10 to 9.20, INSURANCE and 33 In i sauthw.est 'course to the Annual Savings—Nation Wide Service— Wooda mostly on Weights from 150 lbs. and point of beginning, excepting therefrom ficient Bob Peterson a pleco of ground and tho shed stable uppwards to 250 lbs. Demand was A-l Financial Security—Prompt ~ thereon, on the narthoost comer of said the inn land fronting sixteen (18) feet on the alley, active with prices generally from 25 COMPANY Friendly Claim Service , lying between lota-33 and. tho lota describ­ to 50 cents lower than a week ago. . “A ed, and 21 feet . on the private alley Feeder pigs going back to the farm Columbus, Ohio Vic Donahcy, President Car] Crispin, Secretary which lies, between the parcel of ground situatic conveyed, and-D. 8. Ervin lots, said alley were in a strong market at prices being 12 feet wldo, and said alley Is to by the bo left opon for tho joint use of the said the. stai. Rosa Stormont and D. S. Ervin, their heirs and assigns. Said land being con­ Samuel voyed- to the said Rosa: Stormont, confin­ o f banl T h e PLAYGROUND ing thirteen-thousand seven hundred. and survey ninety one (13,791) square feet moro or loss."1 30. “ T oftheSouth— TRACT NO. 2, Being the North East corner of . Lot No. 35 In, Dunlap’s addition call un< to the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, bound­ banking THE CHJLF COAST - f ed oi) the East side by a 1614 fool alley, - upon a running from Xonla Avenue, to the Penn­ sylvania Railroad, said alley being on tho li foundat East «lde or Lot No. 24, and the East end assertec' of Lot No. 36 of- Dunlaps addition to the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, and said tract the put being hounded on tho North side 23 feet, . reached by an alloy running from above said alley west to ■ Vine p Street, being between Lois . ive fore Nos. 35 and 36 of Dunlaps addition to the normal Village of Cedarville, Ohio. Said tract being a part of lot No. 35 of Dunlaps mentum addition to the VSlInge of Cedarville, Ohio; reportin the intention of this deed Is to convey to the Grantee herein all tho Interest and -$1,243, il title, whatsoever, that Grantor may have 583,808 In Lot No. 35, Abovo tract being ten an inert and ono-lmlf (10V4) feel on East -and West ends and twenty-three (23) feet In call of ( depth.” . on Sept Kama being- a. double frame dwelling 'and comprised of two (2) tracts which cqtutlUitc CEDARVILLE, OHIO an inert a large lot within, the Village limits of Cedar­ 29 and ville. Ohio. Same being locsted on McMIllen Spring in December. Swimming, Street in salit Village, . -sdnce-O' ■ Bald premises, are- appraised at Nine Hundred unused i boating, riding, fishing—golf. (8900,00) Dollars, and must be, sold for not leas than two-thirds (2-5) of said appraised bank re All arc yours to enjoy. Under value, and the terms of the sale are cash: legal re ROGER V. STORMONT, admirab a sun that will thaw away the Executor of the Estate of Iloea. Stormont, Deceasor. to meet last melmory o f winter. Suite 600-3 n'arrles Building, Dayton, Ohio which n (lt-10-l-D) A GALA NIGHT FOR YOUNG AND OLD the bon Write or Wire NOTICE OF ELECTION ON comment for accommodations desired TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF W eekly E ukopeak Ratm THE TEN MILL LIMITATION News]?, From $ 18,00 Single 'from all From Ix^ioo Double NOTICE is hereby given that in BANDS "- MASKED PARADE gather it . Greens fee on *H golf courses %tm pursuance of a Resolution o f the 16 for t Council of the Village of Cedarville, events s G eo. M. W ilkinson , itmager Greene County, Ohio, passed on the journalis Dancing In Two Halls Grove Pt 12th day of August, 1935, there will be submitted to a vote of the people Blade, D hotel M a r k h a m of said village at the NOVEMBER director GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI ELECTION to be held in the village and Foot of Cedarville, Ohio, bt the regular be the pr Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico places of voting therein, on Tuesday, of two ' < the 5th day of November, 1935, the now dece question of levying a tax in excess of $100.00 IN PRIZES scrolls o the ten mill limitation for the .bene­ o f Fame fit of Cedarville Village for the pur­ McLean, pose of providing funds for the --CONTESTS Lebanon- operation of Municipal Water Service martyred COAL, FEED, GRAIN, SEED, WOOL, FENCE, at a rate not exceeding two (2) mills Prizes for Best Costumed Couple in Parade Prizes for Best Comic Dressed Couple crusading i FARM MACHINERY and CEMENT for a period of five (5) years, be sassinatv ginning January 1, 1936. Prizes for Best Costumed Child in Parade Prizes for Best Impersonation Vagabond of his di The Polls for said Ejection will be On Satur UBiKO life guard feeds open at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and re­ Prizes for Best Costumed Dressed Individual Prizes for Best Comic Dressed Child papermer main open untir~6:30 o ’clock P, M. vereity’s fEastern Standard Time) o f said day. Prizes for Best Red Cross Nurse Prizes for Best Square Dancers Ohio-Illin By order of the Board of Election, SPECIAL PRICES ON of Greene County, Ohio. Prizes for Best Clown4 Prizes for Best Fox Trotters An im) G. H. ECKERLY, Prizes for Best Waltzers scripts a KELLOGG HOMINY FEED Clerk. to the W. Dated, October 1, 1935, to the OI (10-3—10-24 4t) Histories SWIFT & COLUMBUS TANKAGE DOOR PRIZES AT EACH DANCE Snodgras NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT announce! rector of - and 34 Per Cent Linseed Oil Meal Estate o f Eliza R. Duncan, Deceased. Was colle< Notice is hereby given that W. L, CONTESTS FOR CHILDREN Andrews, LAY IN YOUR WINTER NEEDS Miller has been duly appointed as Usb, writ< Executor of the estate’ of Eliza R. of the A) Duncan, deceased, late of Cedarville, Pie Eating - - Cracker Eating* etc. assigned Genuine No. 3 Pocohontas ...... $6.50 al yard .Greene County, Ohio. ahd a met Semi - Pocohontau ...... $5.75 at yard Dated this 24th day of, October, Oommissii 1935. the war,' Hilo Lump ...... $6,25 at yard S. C. WRIGHT, Prizes For Each the war Hilo Egg ...... /...... ,$6.25 at yard Judge of the Probate Court, . corps on Greene County, Ohio- Archer Lump ...... $5.50 at yard the death tlon becnr For Sale—Ladies’ Fur Trimmed MUSIC BY I. O. O. F. HOME BAND grass, a Cloth Coat. Size 16, .Priced reason­ with Mr. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY able. Call Cedarville 135, 'SPRINGFIELD, OHIO and who ? TOP PRICES FOR LIVESTOCK— NO COMMISSION V, The- colic MARKET DAILY Grand Parade Forms Promptly at 6:45 P. M. in Front of Richards Drug store ence, cert photogrnp Make Our Market ALL CONTESTANTS MUST APPEAR MASKED IN PARADE ' paganda ) war by bi CUMMINGS & CRESWELL Your Market More th Phono 100 Cedarville^ Ohio Hog Galling and Old Fiddlers Contest bated by employes’ SPRINGFIELD LIVESTOCK to figures SALES COMPANY secretary Come-Bring the Family "Enjoy Yourselves tirement. 1 Sherman Ave. Main. 335-1 proximate ( SPRINGFIELD, OHIO system, a “IM ALD WANT AND SALE ADS PAY” a n L.. i .