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The Greene County Guardian, February 21, 1957 Cedarville University Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville The Greene County Guardian Local Newspapers 2-21-1957 The Greene County Guardian, February 21, 1957 Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/ greene_county_guardian Part of the Civic and Community Engagement Commons, and the Journalism Studies Commons Recommended Citation Cedarville University, "The Greene County Guardian, February 21, 1957" (1957). The Greene County Guardian. 12. https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/greene_county_guardian/12 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 Greene County Guardian by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Library Cedarville College Cedarville, Ohio 2 /5 8 the greene county Crackdown Ordered On Hot Rodders Here GUARDIAN Stray Dogs, Parking Violators, VOL II NO 8 JAMESTOWN, OHIO FEBRUARY 21, 1957 10 CENTS Fire Chasers Included in Edict Jamestown’s village council cil; --Tabled a motion to pur­ this week issued orders for a --W as told that the light chase a two-way radio for sweeping crackdown on hot for the Greeneview scTTool •the police cruiser until fur­ rodders, parking violators, intersection was on its way ther investigation could be fire chasers, and stray dogs. and installation should be com pleted. The order came out of a completed in the near future. - -Revoked a one -dollar fine three and half-hour session --W as informed that die pending against Harold of the village council Mon­ new sewage disposal plant is Thompson for illegal park­ day night in which a sweep­ within days of being ready ing. Thompson was charged ing variety of subjects was— for operation. Village Main­ with parking outside of lined covered. tenance Chief Milton Pettit zone allocated for meter Both Mayor Floyd E. Smith will conduct routine chemi­ space in a ticket issued by and Village Clerk Dean cal tests required by law and Police Chief Howard Wright. •the village plans to contact Village law defines that the * Sesslar called it the most productive meeting of the outside experts to perform lines should be plainly the more technical testing. marked and Thompson con­ CHURCH PLANS--Rcv. G. village governors in recent tended that they were not. C. Reed, pastor of the times. Both council mem­ - -Ordered the street depart - Councilmen agreed and or­ J a m e s 1 o w n M e t h o d 1st bers, hired village officials, ment to remove the mud on Church, surveys new build­ and members of the board the dead end lane of E. Nel­ dered a re-painting of the son strpet and surface it withi lines as soon as weather per­ ing plans with Rev. Hoover, of public affairs took part. Director of Crusades, Board Village Solicitor George R. crushed stone. mits. of Missions, Philadelphia. Smith Jr., outlined the legal (Guardian Photo.) procedure that allows any CLUBS HERE HOSTESS private citizen to file a Gives Birlh to charge against a motorist Methodists Open Canvass for the known violation of Srcond Calf in a traffic law. 182 (kwdeners tit 2 Months lim e For Building Fund Money Any responsible citizen has the legal right to initiate Jamestown Session A Grape Grove farmer this Nearly 60 solicitors have in three sessions by Crusade legal action against another week reported he has a cow begun a campaign of the en­ Director Rev. Walter E. for the known violation of One-hundred and eighty- ist from Mansfield. that might have made his­ tire membership of the Hoover of the Board of Na­ the law. two garden club members Triple hostesses for the tory in the bovine books by Jamestown Methodist Church tional Missions of the Meth­ Smith pointed out that this from a five-county area meeting, the first of its kind giving birth to two calves in for a new additijyi. odist Church in Philadelphia, could be done in the case of gathered last week at James­ to be held in Jamestown, two months. The fund -'raising crurade Pa. traffic violations--and has town for the meeting of Dis­ were the members of James­ The second calf, healthy now in progress will be c li- Rev. G .C . Reed, pastor of been worked with success in trict 16, Ohio Association town's Garden Club, The and spry, is scampering a- maxed with a c a n v a ss' of the church, reports that a other cities. He added the o f Garden Clubs. Multi-Flora and the Verde- round the farm of Paul Man- members on Sunday, Mon­ minimum goal of $50, 000 main requirement was that Members of Jamestown's Ja. ___ _______________: hardt at Grape Grove. The day and Tuesday. has been set and that the a- the. reporting citizen had to three garden clubs played first calf is apparently un­ Workers are being trained mount is sought in cash and stand behind his indentifi- hostess for the m eeting-- Affairs Board concerned about the intrus­ pledges. cation of the violator. with duties that kept them ion. To Buy Gasoline. Cedarville The council suggested that so busy that most didn't have Manhardt's brother-in-law this procedure be publicized. a chance to attend the ses­ Mack Long, Jamestown real­ Zone Being Made'New Selling For Cedar Truck It works like this: sions. tor, reported the incident. Maps for'zoning of Cedar­ Also busy were the ladies In tact on Farm The private citizen sees a Cedafville's village fathers Long bought the productive ville township now are being of the WSCS of the James­ traffic violation. He records Monday night worked out a cow two months ago from prepared by the newly-ap­ town Methodist church who To be Related time, place, nature of the new procedure for financing W.N. Linton of Bowersville pointed Zoning Commission served luncheon to the d ele­ offense and the person who operation of the new village and later sold her to Mau- there. The group elected o f­ How New Trends in Food gates. committed it.«Ht~. truck at a brief financing hardt. ficers in a meeting last week M e r c h a n d i sing Effect the Mrs. Gordon Shepherd of He then contacts either session. At the time of the purchase, with township trustees. Farmer, will be discussed by Mayor Smith or a member Xenia, the regional director, the cow had just given birth They a re Albert Mott, Merle J. Thomas at the Council has purchased a of the police department. announced the forthcoming to a calf. That was two chairman; Lauris Straley, Greene County Farm Forum 1957three-quarter ton pick­ The accused offender is then events for this year. Mrs. months ago, Long said. vice chairman, and Nelson at Geyer's Restaurant, Mon­ up upon which they have subject to trial on the basis RichardSackett, county con­ And then Monday night she Cteswell, township clerk, day evening at 6:45. taken delivery. It will be of the formal charge and tact c h a i r m an, conducted gave birth to another heif­ secretary. Creswell is not a Thomas, who was associate used for maintenance work testimony or affidavit of the the meeting. er. member of the commission. agent in Greene County in in the village. private citizen. In the morning, guests lis­ Long said that a veterinar­ Other members are Harold 1951, is now agricultural In the past, the council has In addition, councilmen tened in on a panel discus­ ian had said that this, to his T. Cooley, Kent Clemans councillor for the Kroger Co. paid for repair work to the instructed Mayor Smith to sion covering all phases o f knowledge, was unknown in and L e o jri ells. James H. at Cincinnati. village truck while the board order the police force to amateur gardening. After­ the annals of veterinary TUrpbull is chiarman of the Xenia township members, of public affairs has paid for crack down on traffic viola­ noon feature was a speech medicine. However, the co-chairmaned by Delmer the gasoline and oil expenses. Board of Township Trustees tions of all kinds. by Carlton Lees, horticultur- veterinarian added, it was which appointed the com ­ Bull and James Lundy, are Under the new arrangement, But, they emphasized, pur­ not unique among livestock mission. arranging and will be in all operating and mainten­ pose of the o rd er is not to Car Tag Sales charge of the program. ance expenses on the truck •create a "speed trap” at This wiH be good neighbor New automobile license will be paid by the board of Cedar Lions Gird For Jamestown. night and every member is tags will go on sale March 1 public affairs. urged to invite a neighbor, Of particular emphasis in in the Gibbs Hardware Co. Attending the joint meet­ Benefit Teacher Game according to Arthur Bahns, the order was the curbing of room next to Can 's Cut Rate ing were Mayor Harold Spit- hot r o d d i n g drivers within ler, Councilman James Cor- Cedarville Lions today are mont, Fred Luttengerger, Forum president. store, W. Washington street. the village. Councilmen re­ bean and President Jesse whipping themselves into Jr., Jack Huffman, Dr. Mar­ Reservations should be Mrs. Mary Alice Ward is ported numerous private Chamberlain of the board of shape to defend their title tin Fuhrer, assitant coach; phoned to the County Agent's deputy registrar for James­ complaints on this score. public affairs. against the high school fa c­ and Robert Willjamson, water Office (2-3071) by Friday town this year.
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