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The Cedarville Herald, June 25, 1926 Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville The eC darville Herald The eC darville Herald 6-25-1926 The edC arville Herald, June 25, 1926 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, June 25, 1926" (1926). The Cedarville Herald. 1329. http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarville_herald/1329 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]. t AIM*# Death Hides With Speed! You Cannot jr**t tk* If Every Woman Knew What Every ?r Stop It -But You Can Be Protected By t iswrM . Widow Learns, Every Husband Would i* Our Insurance Plan, Act Today! Now! ■*- Isttsw # Be Insured With Our Accident Policy, FORTY-NINTH YEAR NO. 28. CEDARVILLE, OHIO, -FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1926 PRICE, $1.50 A YEAR . J5 or 20 ncte Xb«te IC-i Uteri* Dayton Gets 70c Farmers Oppose Truck Driver Was ’sponsibl# Natural Gas Rate Release Prisoners Held Blameless -Washing- American Independence Primary Contestants Dayton gas consumers will pay The published Import last week that Christopher Westmoreland, 25, 70c for gas after September 1st. For the State Board ?'o f Clemency had colored, Springfield, has been ex * W eek Program several months the city authorities recommended the parole for Harry onorated for the death of Paul Wolf, Davis, alleged chicken thief, who had 18, Trebines road, last Thursday on On Firing Line have contested with the gas company which even wanted a higher rate. The heat sent to the S$»te Reformatory at the Xenia and Springfield pike, when city made the offer to grant a fran­ Mansfield, has sttwrt I yp a hornet’s his truck hit the Wolf coupe anil Committee Planning for Celebration 150 Years chise for 70c after the company hat nest among farmya and particularly caused the boy’s death as a result of .'1 signified intentions of taking the case members of the Gedarville Farmer’s la 3ideswipe. The Wolf boy was ac­ candidates Pulling Wires to Capture Voters at of American Independence — “Echo of Lib­ before the Public Utilities Commis­ Protective Association. Davis was sent companied by bis motliei', Mra, Grace Primary in August — Both Republican Fac­ erty Bell” Monday at 11:11 A. M. Special Pro­ sion, The City Manager in a state­ up for the al>ge| theft of chickens W olf who was slightly injured. The tions Hitting Line Hard for Baughn—Public gram Sabbath, July 4th on College Campus. ment said that it was 70c from the from two farmers, below Xenia. For accident happened on the Jacoby hilt cities standpoint or $1,00 gas i f the months during hi*/residence here be at' the bend. ' Will Have Final Sajr on Such Political Deals, state hoard was permitted to fix.the was under surveliii nee as many roosts Westmoreland was delivering oil jTate, Dayton also faces an increase in were raided duri g that time. He for Springfield parties and claimed ft The Executive Committee having in .in this service The local hand will telephone rates by action of the state .vas given a sente »e of one to fifteen be driving 15 miles an hour when, Ohio lias one millionaire candidate the talk o f Columbus for weeks, and charge the local- celebration for In­ also have a part. Further notice of utilities commission. years and only at ved about thirteen he came to the Jacoby hill. As it for governor, Myers It, Cooper. With the State Prohibition department only dependence Week met Monday even­ this meeting will be given next week. ■ The company previous tp the grant­ months. ; \ been raining the cement road was the shadow of millionaire candidates a square away, ing, the mayozJa office to complete the .The following committiea have been ing of a franchise urged a higher price Herchal White, yho broke into the slippery. Following the accident' the in .Pennsylvania running for United} ; •. * • l plans for the week. appointed: owing to a scarcity of gas. Now the M. C. Nagley Stor , Cedarville, Reeve boy, accompanied by his brother, left States Senator and the exposure of Charles E. Wharton, Kenton, O., The outline program for the week Speaker—W. W. Galloway, R, G, company assures the city,, plenty o f & Bryant, Jampsh m and the Ross for Springfield and reported the ac­ corruption that followed, has turn oil candidate for the Democratic nomi- Watt and, F, A. Jurkat. provides for something each day but gas. Granting increases in rates is Company Store, Bi wersville, and stole cident to Iris employer, L. C. Aleshiro; the attention of Ohioans towards the nation for United States Senator, wad Music—H. G. Funsett, P. M. Gil- the committee deemed it inadvisable not in harmony with the policy of the a quantity o f mo chandise, has also It was here that Springfield police August primary and what might hap- j(1 town last Saturday in the interest lilan and G. H. Hartman. to attempt such for this locality. This gas companies, all o f which have been leen paroled. He; was sentenced to placed Westmoreland under arrest pen in this state. Outside of Cooper's o f campai?fn. Mr. Wharton says will be no different than what many Grounds-r Lloyd Confarr, R. C. reducing the wages of their employ­ Mansfield from or ) to fifteen years fo r the Greene county authorities. At ■private fortune he has the powerful that thl,se a.tt01^eys are his oppo- Ritenour and Rev. W. P. Harriman, cities will observe by having a brief ees. and gets put aftei serving little more the inquest Monday before Coroner Hynicka gang in Cincinnati, which nents, and that the business interests and the Boy Scouts. ^program Monday, June 28th with the than a year. ! - ' R. L. Haines it developed that there first sponsored his candidacy, at his and farmers should be represented Sabbath and Monday, or usual July Ringing of Church Bells Monday, BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING The State Boar seldom ever re- was not sufficient evidence to hold the back. TJjis organization can get funds and for t]jat renSon'he asks the sup- Prof. Jurkat, Collins Williamson and fourth celebration. • leases prisoners . xcept from the fellow on a manslaughter charge. A- from the great utility ' interests ,:y port of his Democratic brethem. He L. F. Tindall. ' Mr. Andrew Jackson was chosen to- The most charming social event of recommendation t officials fjrom the bout twenty witnesses were examined, the peck. No other candidate at the jjag .the endorsement o f the Ohio Far- Prof. C. E. Oxley will preside at preside at the Monday morning, June the summer was the marriage1 of county where tb were sent from, primary has such financial backing. ■ ttiers Defense League and the Federa- 28th event, which will be held in front the union meeting Sabhath July 4th. Miss Mary Eloise Davis, daughter of The question now. as to what kind * * * :ted Clubs of Ohio. Mr. and -Mrs. I. C, ■ Davis, to Rev. Springfield Eagles o f the opera house at exactly 11:11 of a recommend* on did Prosecutor Press repdrts indicate that Cooper j • . • - * a. m.. Central Standard time, when CLIFTON INVITED ALSO George LeClede Markle, New Castle, Will Celebrate Fourth C. Marshall e to the State has been trying to get the support of j Among the county candidates the the fire bell will -be tapped thirteen - - , . , P a , at the home of the bride on Xenia Board? Plans are completed for the seventh the Klan, even though that organiza- fij-st to make the town a call was Jo- times as an fechp of the tapping o f( In as/ much as Chfton wiJI not have avenue. It was only a ifw weeks ago that annual Sane Fourth of July celebra­ tion has a candidate in Joe Seiber of 'iSeph T. Hutchisoni farmer west of the historic Liberty Bell in Philadel- janV l Program for Independence Sixty guests witnessed the ceremony Bert Smith, who hi i been found guilty tion at the Clark county fair grounds, Akron, who ran second two years ago. fXenia, who is a candidate for the m phia, This will he followed by the ring! Y ° c Executive Committee m which was performed by Dr. W. R. o f gambling, ws# released from the Springfield, Monday, July 5, under the The Klan claims it can deliver 125,000 Reuublican nomination for treasurer, ing of the various church 'hells in, aiga th.e l°Ca! ce]etfa.tl0!1 McGhesney, President of Cedarville County jail a fters irving but 20 days. direction'of the Fraternal Order of votes at the coming primary. Should Mv< Hutchison is well known in and town for five minutes and’the paper' jCru ari mvitat,onto in witl^ College, while the bride and-groom His fine o f $800 is npaid, while others Eagles, The Eagles declare this will Seiber- be able to hold his followers * ap0ufc the county seat and sponsors mill whistle, fo r three minutes and all Cedarville m Tecogmzmg this event, stood before, a n . altar o f beautiful found guilty, at tl : same - time paid be the largest Fourth celebration in Cooper will have, a hard time making ifis own campaign. He has been-very other whistles and noise making de- Our neighbors and all others are in- ferns and lilies banked before the their fines.
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