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SIXTY-SECOND YEAR NO. 27 CEDARVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 2,1939 PRICE, $150 A YEAR CINRESMAL Auto Used In WOMAN N M D Mrs. Anna M. Townsley Xenia Holdup Died Saturday A . M . Annual College Found In South INSURANCE FIRM SUED WHEN AllTO HITS “ Mrs. Annna Miller Townsley, 86, died at her home Saturday morning at Judgment for $450, assertedly due First clew to* the whereabouts of under terms of an insurance policy, 6 a. m., after a long illness due to Commencement WASHINGTON three young bandits who obtained $50 UTILITY POLE senility. on which payments at the requested in a holdup May 20 at the Super Serv- The deceased was the daughter of By CLARENCE J. BROWN rate of $50 a month have been re­ ive Station in Osborn came to the When Mrs. Phyllin Nickels, Spring- Albert and Lucretia Mowdy Miller, Member o f Congress, fused since Sept. 12, 1938, is sought sheriff’/*) office Saturday with news The forty-third commencement of field, "looked backward while driving and was a lifelong resident o f the Cedaryille College opened with the Seventh Ohio District in a petition filed by Bernard H that the stolen auto in which the trio Robert Richards, Pres. her car on Route |2, Sunday after­ vicinity, She was a member of the Brackman, 33 W, Church St., against escaped was involved in an accident baccularueate sermon .at the Methodist noon, the driver lost control o f the U, P. Church. It now seems certain that the agri­ the Travelers Insurance Co. Declar­ at Montgomery, Ala. t High School Alumni Church, Sabbath- evening, The ser­ car and it was ditcjied with a utility She was the last member o f her im­ mon was by Rev. J. Reed Miller, pastor cultural appropriation bill for the next ing .he is wholly disabled by a body The suspected trio also -staged celebration of “All Cjhio Dairy Month” mediate family. A cousin, Joseph A t the annual meeting of the Cedar- fiscal year will he somewhere around disease, the plaintiff claims he is en­ filling station robbery after the ac­ of the First United ’Presbyterian during June, following proclamation Mowdy, resides in Urbana. ville High School Alumni held last Church, Xeniav a billion two hundred million dollars titled to disability income. Shaman, cident, The auto, stolen from John by Governor John jW, Bricker The funeral was held from the Mc­ Friday evenin, Robert Richards was in amount, and will carry provisions Winert and Shulman are attorneys for Carson, 18, Osborn, after the recent an- He used as his topic: “ Lightning nounced’ Monday, . & Millan Funeral Home, Monday after­ for parity payments to farmers; funds the plaintiff holdup, was still bearing the original chosen president; Rankin McMillan, Flashes in the Night.” noon. Dr. D. H. Markle, pastor of the for handling surplus products, and Ohio license plates. “ The nation’s health is enhanced by vice president; .Louise Clark Coleman, “The world today is facing stagger­ other, items net included in the ori­ DIVORCE CASE Methodist Church,, in charge. Burial The sheriff’s office said the hojdup its dependence on | the dairy cow,' secretary; Mary Flannigan, corre­ ing problems and the smell o f war is ginal recommendations of the Secre­ took place in North Cemetery. Confinment of her husband in prison suspects have been identified as resi­ the 'governor declared. “From youth sponding-secretary; . Nelson Creswell, in the air. The security under which tary of Agriculture and the President. treasurer. t . is made the basis of a suit filed by dents of a northwestern Ohio city Who to old age, milk, butter, cheese and ice we had taken refuge has been Washed 'The appropiation will be the largest The executive committee is David Lillian Mitchell against Covie Mitchell, are on parole from prison. Through cream occupy primary positions in the away by the floods of selflshnessand ever made by any government at any Samuel S. Rhodes Bradfute, Mary Leah Diehl, Gertrude whom she married June'30,1920. She photographs, the leader of the trio diet as refreshing, nourishing, appetiz­ avarice which have descended upon US. time for agricultural purposes and is Iliff Hamman, Esther Mae Reynolds, requests custody of two minor chil­ was “ positively identified” by four ing drinks and dishes.” It appears now that our houses of in­ approximately three hundred and Passes Century Mark dren. The defendant, according to the Ohio’s annual dairy income,' he and Mac Harris.. ternational peace were founded Upon eighty million dollars higher than people at Osborn, authorities said. petition, is held at the Lebanon hbnor pointed out, now approaches $75,000, The dinner was given by the United sand.” recommended by the Director o f the Samuel S. Rhodes, formerly of Clif­ farm, under' sentence to serve ten to 000. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society. Fol­ Thus spoke Rev, J. Reed Miller, Budget, Final approval of the measure ton and Springfield, has turned the lowing the business session the eve­ pastor of the Xenia First United Pres­ was" practically agreed upon when the twenty-five years on an armed rob­ Memorial Day Was century mark and celebrated this ning was spent in a social way with byterian Church, at, Cedarviile College House voted on the matter of appoint­ bery charge. Mrs. Essie Furay event at his home in Tampa, Fla, dancing. ing a Conference Committee to discuss Gross. neglect, of duty and wilful Fittingly Observed baccalaureate services Sunday eve- May 12th. Of the older members of the asso­ the Senate amendments.. It is known jabsence from home are charged in a ning at the Presbyterian Church. On that.the House Conference Committee j au'^ filed by Mary E. Clemens, Xenia, A beautiful May day greeted the Died Tuesday Mr. Rhodes .enlisted in Co. F. 44th ciation present were Mrs. Rayson the subject “Lightning Flashes inthO favors the inclusion , of the increased i ugainst Frank E. Clemens, Troy. They observance of Memorial Day Tuesday. O. V. C., in 1861, and his two brothers, Gray, and daughter, Mary and Mrs. Night,” Rev. Mr/Miiler told the ap­ Cyrus and Hiram, also- former resi­ appropriations in .the bill and that the were married Feb. 27, 1923 at Dayton. Nature provided an abundance of Mrs. Essie Furay, 53, wife of Jack Nora Baldridge, Dayton. proximately forty graduates: dents of Clifton, in the army. report of the Committee in favor of Asking the court to bar the defendant flowers in most places and the graves Furay, died at her home on the Clif­ “In "the midst of the social and ; such amendments will be approved by of interest in her property, the wife of soldier dead as Well as members ton-Wilberforce pike, Tuesday at 7:45 The only loss from his war experi­ moral darkness :in which we find our- • , both bodies of Congress. declared he left her March 3, 1933. of families and friends were decorated. a. m., due to complications. ence was loss of hearing in his right T. M. Hanna Died * selves, God has sent us flashes Of light ' Albert Whitelow charges wilful’! Locally the day was observed with Besides her husband, Mrs. Furay ear. He opened a hardware store in to reveal landmarks by which we must Chicago following the great fire in r Result of Accident It is not very often since Franklin absence from home more than three' exercises at North Cemetery under leaves five children:! Mrs. Lillian be guided if we would find our'w ay Delano Roosevelt was. first inaugurat­ years in a suit against Beatrice White-1 the direction of the Wallace C. Ander- Wayne, Alcie and Wallace at home; that city. Two years later he moved again out into life. ■ ed in 1933 'that he has been compelled low, whom he married Mnrch 17, 192G;J son Post of the American Legion, two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. to Indianapolis where he engaged in The news report, o f the death of T. “ The first landmark ia a deeper to bow to the will of Congressional' at Dayton. .[The address of the day was by Dr Margaret Alhbom, Mrs. Maude Durst the hardware business. He erected M. Ilanna, Ruthven, Iowa, on May 15, diagnosis of the world’s ills. We tried leaders; and in the past when suclv| Gross neglect and cruelty are: I), H. Markle, pastor of the Methodist and Jack Waterhouse, o f Dayton, and a sign in 1872 and it is still in use by was accompanied by no account as to to save the world by idealism. Nothing occasions did raise they came onlyi charged by Arnola Connolly in a suit! Church. Thomas Waterhouse of Troy. the present owner. the cause. The Ruthven Press relates short of spiritual regeneration will , after a bitter fight in Congress. How­ against John C. Connolly, Xenia. They] At Old.Massies Creek (Stevenson) The funeral was from the Clifton that Mr. Hanna after making some suffice.. Another landmark is ’ a new ever, in the last few days the Presi­ U. P. Church, Thursday afternoon j purchases started home. His car was appreciation of the power of ;the were'married Dec. 28,19.38, at Liberty, Cemetery the exercises were in charge Yellow Jackets Win dent has seemingly been compelled, Ind. of the D. A. R. Mr. W. W. Galloway with burial in Glen Forest Cemtery, hit by a truck at the front left side, spiritual world, Man cannot live by Yellow Springs. throwing him out the right door. He bread alone. We must come face to as a result of the various conferences was the speaker on that program. N. W . Conference Title that have been held, to agree to per­ DIVORCE GRANTED Music at both places was furnished fell to the pavement on. his head and face with the unseen powers of God. mit the leaders of his party in the On grounds of extreme cruelty, Ora : by the High School band. suffered injuries that were fatal a few Another landmark is a reassurance The Cedarviile College Yellow hours afterwards. Mr. Hanna mar­ House and Senate to proceed with the Coekman has been granted a-divorce! There “ are but three Civil War vet­ Magazine Salesman of what our highest loyalty must 'be. Jackets won the honors for 1938-39 ried Miss Florence Forbes of this place revision of Federal tax legislation from Madison H. Coekman and re- erans- residing in the county. They When individual. consciences are in in the Northwestern Ohio Conference - looking toward some appeasement of stored to her maiden name. are: .W.. I, Smith, 90,.. Xenia; I, T. Arrested' In Toledo and was well known in this vicinity. conflict 'with the state ’we must obey in basketball. Five league victories business. Trained observers believe Gumming, 92, and Frank Sodders, 93, God rather than man.’ ;Our greatest Sheriff Henkel has received vyord agains tone defeat is the league stand­ landmark is an acceptance of Jesus that some of the burdensome and] CASE SETTLED, DISMISSED the latter two o f Jamestown. Mr. ing for the local school. During, the troublesome taxes will be eliminated! Smith was the only one of the. trio that Thomas Owen, 19, New York Horse Killed By Christ as the clue to .the remedy foC' The petition filed by Elsa Wheeler: season the team won ‘13 games and or revised, and that the tax laws may that was able to take part in the City, admitted to Toledo police that ourselves and the world’s sin And sel­ against Carl and Chalmer Wheeler; lost five. Local Auto Driver be simplified; but that in the whole Xenia exercises. A year ago there it was he who entered the Chas. Fetz fishness by solving our-.ow n/ ‘ has been dismissed by the court. The The squad consisted of Clayton the tax.structure.w ill be so buiided Were four but death removed Albert home, lower Bellbrook pike, Saturday, “His life is the light of man .” litigation was settled. Moore, Clayton Wiseman; Kenneth ’’ Thomas Hunter, colored, Xenia, re as to bring in, the same amount of, Burrell, who resided near Xenia. stealing a wrist watch, cameo ring ’ Music for .the service was furnished or more, revenue to the government mid cigaret 1 lighteri“*5^7YaC e'of the McNeal, senior -who graduates; Rus­ ccived cuts and an injured back, when bj£ College^ students under th ed irec- w ESTATES APPRAISED treasury as under the present law. salesman was through the home office sell Roberts, Eugene Kavanaugh, a team he was leading was hit by an tion of'Mrs, Mary Markle. director of Under direction of probate court- CUP And GOWII of the magazine. Clyde Walker, Harold Thomas, Samuel automobile driven by Miss Dorothy the Department o f Music. Stein, John Cromwell,- Eldon Gilliespie. Bennett, of this' place Tuesday eve­ The Florida Ship Canal will hot be three estates, have been appraised as1 follows: j Leslie Miller was the coach and Fred ning. The accident happened near constructed. At least not by appro­ For Bryan Senior VILLAGE STREETS BEING CLASS NIGHT' Lott, business manager. Xenia on Route 42. priations from this Congress. Last Estate of Alice L. Thomas: gross] REPAIRED THIS WEEK The annual class night performance week the Senate defeated the bill pro­ value, $21,330,25; debts, $4,77.13; ad-! - An admirer o f the spirit of nigged The auto hit one of the horses Hunt­ was given in the opera house TUeSday viding for the Federal government to ministrative cost, $820; net value,] individualism would have been greatly er was leading which caused its death. Several of the streets of the village Ohio Bell Plans evening before a large crowd. The resume work on the gigantic ditch a- $13,237.22, after deducting the $2,500' encouraged had he attended the corn- After striking the horse the machine are being repaired this week under the class presented “Skidding," a three cross the Peninsula State, which would exemption allowed F. M. i homas. j mencement exercises of Bryan high collided with an auto driven by F. L. direction of council With.the aid of County Dial System act comedy of the Hardy family type. have cost somewhere around three Estate of It. C. Britton: gross value,] scj)00j( y ejjow Springs, Friday cve- Nixon, London. The drivers of the the county road toller and grader. The following took part in the play: hundred million dollars. The prac­ $7,775; obligations, $8,083,39; net ning. One senior appeared in white cars did not sustain injury. value, nothing. The Ohio Bell Telephone Co., an­ Beatrice Gray, Orval Labig, RUth ticability o f the canal was so ques­ coat and dark trousers while the re­ 72 FARMERS RECEIVE nounces that patrons in Jamestown, Booher, Bannett McNeal, Neil Hart- tioned that the economy block in the Estate of Rose .Mowrer: gross value mainder 14 graduates wore white $4,021,56; obligations, $1,975.86; net GOVERNMENT WHEAT CHECKS Bowersville, Spring Valley and Bell- man; Merieuiri Foulk, Rachel Harri- Senate was able to win their fight. caps and gowns. Canker Worms Injure brook have signed up for the new dial man, Fred Lott, Ruth Stoddard and In the meantime in the House a num­ value, $2,$45.70. There were rumors for weeks past Seventy-two Greene County farmers system. Yellow Springs and Clifton Fruit-Shade Trees Clyde Walker. The play was produced ber of appropriations for newly pro­ of dissension among the - graduates ASKS NEW TRIAL this week received checks amounting had the new system installed more under the direction of Miss GlCnna' posed dams in various small rivers over the question o f invading the to $2,273,74 on the 1939 wheat pro­ than a year ago. Both fruit and shade trees are suf­ Basore, assisted by Jane Frame. of the country was defeated, saving The jury in the damage suit of Mrs. sacred traditions of college commence­ gram. In all 759 farmers in the Representatives of the company are fering more this season than in former many millions -of dollars. I.oootine Nickcll, Xenia, against ments and adopting caps and gowns, making' a survey in this community. years from various types of bugs and Braden Smith, Jamestown, route 72, with four hold-outs for the time-hon- county have received a total of $23,- CEDAR DAY insects. seeking $15,000 damages for thCjoired graduation costumes. Three of 877.91 this year.. Congressional Memorial services Even shrubbery and roses come in The annual Cedar Day celebration death of her husband as a result of j the four brave souls weakened at the were held in the House Chamber on Cleveland Twins for their share of the damage. The of class stunts on the campus was an auto accident, was out nine hours last meeting but the class of 1939 can oh Memorial Day honoring the nine red spider is a deadly enemy of the greeted by a large crowd Wednesday and returned a verdict of $1,000. The. boast of one young man who chose Midwest Farm Bureau Members o f Congress who have died V isit X en ia Twins evergreen and the brownish appear­ morning. The day was ideal for the since the last memorial service a year jury attempted to report it was unable J to be different—and was. event. to agree but Judge Johnson sent, the] . , .■ ...... Training School To ance of foliage is proof that the ago. The latest loss to Congress came William and Willis Sadler, 80, spider is at work. There are one or The program opened with the members back for deliberation Since j ^ o r t h C e n t r a l last week in the death of Bert Lord Be Held July 16-20 Cleveland twins, hearing about Wil­ two good kinds of spray but plenty of Queen’s procession followed by the the verdict attorneys for Mrs. Nickell of New York, who passed away un­ liam and Samuel Kyle, 90, Xenia good cold water with open hose to crowning of the Queen, Miss - Jane have asked for a new trial. Judge expectedly in a Washington hospital. Gives Local School The annual Midwest Farm Bureau twins, stopped in Xenia some days ago flush the stock of the plant at the Frame, who ha das her attendants, Johnson Wednesday granted a new Training School will be held this July to get acquainted. They were enroute joints will kill thp little fellows as Irene Goodin, Arenia Hayes, Grace trial. Approval For 1940 16, to Thursday, July 20, according home from Florida and had a pleasant Bickett. Opal Seaman, Marie Collins, While tension in the European sit­ they hatch each day by the thousand. to announcement today by Perry L. day with their new acquaintances. The Jeanette Neal and Beatrice Mc- uation has undoubtedly cased during Hatching usually takes place late in Supt. If. D, Furst has received word Greene, Hiram, Ohio, president of the Sadler brothers are identical in ap­ McClellan. . the past two or three weeks, those in Sales Tax Stamps May and early June. from the North Central Association of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. pearance and dress alike. The flower girls were Janet Gordon closest touch with developments across Elm trees are suffering from the Colleges and Secondary Schools that Between 200 and 300 Farm Bureau and Loanne Frame. Crown beater, the seas insist that the crisis has by Must Not Be Tom canker worm and the cotton moth. Cedatville High School has been ap leaders from Ohio are expected to join David Markle. Coronation o f the lio means been passed, nor is continued J. W. ROSS PROPERTY Maple trees have fine green insects proved for the period ending June 30, others from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Queen was by Miss Mary Johnson, peace assured. It is being pointed out Sales tax receipts cannot be re- that eat holes. in the leaves thus cut­ 1940. Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis­ SOLD TO THOMAS LITTLE Yellow Springs, queen of the day a that the economic and internal situa­ deemed if they are multiliated, officials ting of substance the tree gets from Before a school can have this rating souri, Nebraska, South Dakota, and year ago. tions in Germany are fast reaching of the State Tax Commission explain­ the air, Many trees are slowly dic­ it must be on the highest list of Wisconsin for the 5-day program, The J. W. Ross property on Miller The Queen’s Year was represented the state where Hitler will be compell­ ed "Monday. ing due to the tree borer that cuts schools approved and accredited by the which is sponsored jointly by the street was sold this week by M. W. by the months o f the year in various ed to make some drastic move or Tax officials explained that the law the trunk under the bark. The borer school authorities of the state. It must American Farm Bureau Federation Collins to Thomas Little. Mrs, Ross stunts depicting events of the dosing lose a great portion of the power and requires them to reject stnmps, when can bo at work for weeks or months also meet the policies, regulations and and the state Farm Bureaus o f .the has been here on a visit but will re­ school year. Control he has been exercising over presented for redemption, if they are before the injury is noticable. Once criteria which the association main­ midwest states. turn to DCs Moines, Iowa, to reside The class oration was delivered by his people. Reports from trained ob­ not intact. completed the tree dies. The borer tains. This included instruction, and Among the speakers on the program with her son, Mr. Cameron Ross and John Fox, servers are to the effect that German When the old non-redeemable is one. of the hardest enemies o f trees spirit, ischool plant, sanitation and will be Edward A. O’Neal, president family. The program was Under the direc­ leaders are working at. top speed along stamps -were in use the law required to combat. janitorial service, equipment, library of the American Farm Bureau Federa­ tion o f Marguerite C. Ault, chairman, many lines toward the completion of that they be torn when given cus­ City authorities have been forced and service, school records, policies of tion; M. L. Wilson, Under-Secretary to provide extensive spraying outfits Eloise lKling and Leslie Miller. Marjr a central of a. central plan for intense tomers, to prevent their use again A TWO-POUNDER BUT DR* the board of education and financial of Agriculture; Reuben Brigham, U. S. Jean Townsley directed the dance; military action. That Germany will The new stamps should not be torn. pole smashed, The mother was standing. Department of Agriculture; D. Z. Mc­ SAYS IT WILL LIVE ANYHOW Mrs. Mary Markle and Ned Brown the insist on faking over the Polish Cor­ looking back at her daughter in the Graduates of any approved high Cormick, president, National Associa­ music and customea by Hazel Mc­ ridor and the Free City of Danzig rear seat. school have the assurance that their tion of County Agents; Mrs. Raymond A two-pound daughter was bom to The injured were: Mrs. Mary Lyons, Clellan and Jean Eliott. seems absolutely Certain. That Poland June Set As Dairy grades will be accepted without ex­ Sayre, of Iowa, member of the Board Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Deakne, near 84, same Springfield address, a frac will resist with arms any such attempt (Continued on p*g» tkr*$) amination if they desire to take up of Directors of the Associated Women Jasper, Fayette county, Tuesday. The turn! left collar bone and a cut in the on the part‘of Germany seems almost Month By Gov* Bricker any of the professions, of the A. F. B. F.; Dean E. I. Anthony baby is the smallest ever bom in that eyebrow which required three stitches; equally certain. Therefore, students Dayton and Miami valley milk pro­ The local school has been on the of the School of Agriculture, Michigan county and physicians expect it will Mrs". Nickels, cuts and bruises over of the situation insist another Europe­ Wilberforce Takes - ducers and distributors will join in NCA approved list of high schools for State College; R, W, Blackburn, sec­ live. the face and body; ber daughter, an crisis, more dangerous than the to reach the top of trees twenty-five several years'. Awards are granted retary-treasurer t>f the American scratches; and a third unidentified C u t In Finance recent ones of the past few weeks, is or thirty foot. It is the only way the each year after inspection. . Farm Bureftd, and Dr. N. A. Cune of woman who bad minor injuries. sf lieediiied to develop, soon, GOLDEN WEDDING EVENT . trees can be protected. For years it Michigan. The injured were taken to the Ohio universities and'state support­ has bee* impossible to raise fruit trees DEMONSTRATION PERFORMED A reception and dinner will be held CELEBRATED MONDAY Haines hospital, Jamestown, for treat­ ed schools face a reduction in stata CLIFTON SCHOOL TEACHERS in this section without spraying, FOR TICKS AND LICE Sunday evening, July 16, when the ment. revenue this year except O. S, U. Thai Dean of the Michigan State School of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lewis, south school will get $9,387,683.72 as. against ARE RE-APPOINTED L. K. Bear, of the extension Animal Agriculture will addreiSa the Visitors of Xenia, observed their fiftieth wed' HEP. R. R. BANGHAM $9,055,708.21. Wilberforce will receive RENTERS CHANGE husbandry department of Ohio State Monday will be Rural Youth Day. ding anniversary at their home Mon­ SPEAKS AT O. S. & S. O. $543,437.98 against' $609,100,48. The following teachers employed in University, conducted a demonstra­ Tuesday will witness discussions on day, where they have resided since — ..— j-;,- n Cecil Noolcy has moved from the Ed the Cilftort school were re-appointed tion on eradicating ticks and lice for bidding -tneembership and women’s their marriage.. t Rep. Robert R. Bangbam, Clinton Dean property north of Cednrville to For Sale—Plants, tomato, cabbage, for the coming year: Miss Genevieve Greene County Bheep growers at the activities. A feature program on the A family dinner was enjoyed with county, chairman o f tbe House finance the Paxton farm two miles south o f sweet potatoes, all healthy. Season- JessOn, grades 1 and 2; Miss Dortha farms of Roy Whittington, Jamestown 20th anniversary celebration of the near relatives present, They have committee, and predicted as tbe next Cedaryille on State Route 72. John able, Chas. Foster, South Stain. Cofry, grades 3 and 4j Miss Elsie pike, and Carl Morgan, Cincinnati founding of American Farm Bureau but one daughter, Miss Ruth Lewis, state finance director, gave the Mem­ Powers has moved from Pltchin to the post, grades 6 and 6; C. C« Eckmsn, pike, Wednesday. He was assisted will complete the program of the who is a hiembcr o f the Cedarviile orial address Tuesday morning at the property vacated by Nooley, Wanted To Rent—Small tmf*r*hih- principal and grades 7 and 8. by F. G. Mycr, of Chicago. school. High School faculty. |0. S. & 3. O. Home. 0 ed house. Phone 50.

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velt and Hull were gelling the nation exhibits, etc,, will run well over a -y THE CEDAR.VILLE HER.ALDI a plan SSflfprotaction as war wag atmillion dollars, Incidentally, it in Mickey Hits H iA Society KASLH BUIA — ------EDITOR AND PUBLISHER our dOQr._jye must have this and that bard for some Members of Congress L o c a l lHBfRWt—W»tlMickey Rooney as Andy Hardy becomes tho "plaything of and has not h chorus' girls" such as pretty Virginia Grey, pictured above CMM* undi in that city. A peddler/of flowers was lems. or legislation by the congress. Dennis O’Keefe lay According to reports from Washington,, a group of more Florence Rice sing him in "The Hardys Ride High” which will open Sunday, June selling at a cemetery/entrance, Tues­ A t any rate all results are read with 4, at the deluxe Xenia theater in Xenia for a three day engage­ Prof. H. W . or less left-wing government officials is advocating a decisive ne, day.- The policeman asked to see the interest and so far no one questions ment. • local High S Continuous Shows Dally In "The Hardys Ride High" the judge, Lewis Stone, and fils fani governmental attack on what they term the "strike" of capital. license to sell in the city hut the elected super Part of the attack would be centered against the banks, on the the tabulations. We were interested 15c Till 2 wife, played by Fay Holden are the only ones of the family who lieiri vendor could only produce whnt was in a late poll. Mouths ago John N. remain sensible when they are informed that they are heirs to two schools in Sou grounds that they are hoarding money. i purported to be a veteran certificate Garner for president on the Demo­ million dollars, - whether he u This program might turn out to be a rabble-rouser among to prove they arc veterans while sell­ much as the 'the uninformed, but that is about all that can be said for it. cratic ticket stood at 42 per cent a- ing or soliciting. The vendor was gninst Roosevelt if he wanted a third XENIA ceived his resi Banks are cautious with their deposits, not only as a matter of sent to jail. Threo fines were levied term. Farley arid Hull had 10 per i V - TtK f-T duty to depositors, but because government regulations require against peddlers without a city li­ Dr. W, R. I, it, and because, under chaotic conditions today, avenues of safe cent each. A late poll gives the Vice cense; President 60 per cent of the vote with by his niece, M investment are steadily closing. Any banker in his right mind STARTS SUNDAY has been at t' wants as many sound and profitable loans as he can—it’s 13 per cent for Hull and nine per T H R E E DAYS What local officials have taken to be cent for Farley. All New Deal forces some time, wi not his fault that comparatively few can be found. a license is nothing more than a certi­ ing of the R< Stable government policies which would do everything pos­ have been combating the Garner move­ ficate that the holder is a veteran. ment as the next Democratic nominee. today for Quin sible to assure business a profitable future, would do more than The state law does not give anyone ing will retun anything else to break the so-called "strike” of capital, which any authority to sell or solicit. That remain a few is' nothing m ore or less than fear on the parjt o f millions of A t least half the membership of is entirely up to village or city offi­ Congress returned to their homes for for opening (•’ citizens to invest their savings, in the face of political trends cials according to the Columbus at­ McChesney w ■ that tend more and more to reduce the cha,nce for profit, and Memorial Day exercises and visits, torney. with the result that Congress trans­ home for threi safety for private capital. Attacking business which is doing accompanied h everything it can, under the most adverse conditions, to serve acted but little business the first part Wc have often wondered what .the of the week. However, more and more who will spenc America, will produce more fear, more uncertainty, more de­ Farm Bureau will do when the Bige­ pression— not less. It wil be a national tragedy if a group of important measures are being brought low pension proposal comes up for a up for consideration and it now ap­ . According tc politicians, blind to the lesson of the past, is permitted to go vote this fall. The Bureau could not Columbus tliis . in for more destructive business baiting. pears it will not he long until the see the poor relief situation as the rush and high pressure on legislative ctefew*? ;. ’- - driest during t I Ohio legislature did. The lifting of matters in preparation for adjourn­ been for 61 y, CHURCH COLLEGES GIVEN PRAISE the percentage requirements on -ma­ ment will be the order of the day. suffered, espet jority vote for three years was done near a failure When Dr. Ralph Cooper Hutchison, president of Washing­ Most legislative veterans, however, after much deliberation facing the are still predicting that Congress will short and gvas ton and Jefferson college, termed America’s independent, col­ facts and the coming situation. The be revived by leges and universities the symbols of freedom and democracy, be in session until around the first, of Bureau leaders were only looking at August,'and perhaps longer. Those LIVESTOCK MARKET vtions arte the a warning was given the serious minded people in the nation cut short and the picture as it exists today. The more optimistic express the hope that June 2, 1939 such as has not been given in many years. Dr. Hutchison was legislature was looking into the the late plantt speaking to the. delegates of the Presbyterian General Assembly final adjournment may come soon after future. ■ , the 4th of July, HOGS moisture to sj in Cleveland. His though that government control and financ­ Basis Columbus weights and grades, rain. ing of higher education might conceivably be the first step Bigelow’s plan , calls for a pension less trucking and insurance of toward totalitarian government in this country. 1 Speaking o f WPA it, has just been of $50 a month.fdr single persons 60 developed before ai congressional com-1 15 cents per hundred. Speaking further in behalf of the church college, Dr. years of age or over; or-$80.for a mittee that the WPA building at. the j 160-180 Up.. - _ i ___ ,__$6,4>0 Hutchison said: . man and wife. The pension fund is to New York .World’s Fair—whei'c 100-180 lbs. ______6.60 "Our church colleges are champions of free thought,” he be created by a two per cent tax on musical and other entertainments and 180-200 lbs. ______6.60 said, “ They are subject to the laws of the state, but the fact that all real estate valued at $20,000 an exhibits are being staged by WPA 200-225 lbs. - ______6/55 they accept no subsidy from the state marks them the most acre or more. Bigelow’s referendum workers for the benefit of the Fair t 225-250 lbs. _6.45 glorious free institutions that the’ world has known. As long petitions are now in circulation. What visitors—-has already cost more than a Spring lambs ______9.50 as they remain free from dictation by those in political power the result will be makes one guess as half million dollars rather than the. we cannot have the fascism which has conquered so many other good as another. quarter of a million originally predict­ FRANK CRESWELL nations. ■■ .hi. ed; The report' also,shows that the. Phone; 100 “But a new crisis has arisen. Taxes are eliminating the Bigelow is one of the brainiest So­ probable total cost of the building, source.from which these colleges were,supported— namely, the cialist leaders,,in the country. He surplus wealth of individuals .. . And after appropriating these was a New Deal congressman but met funds, the various units of government are turning them back defeat last fall and now is devoting WHERE TO STAY IN into the creation of competing colleges and universities. his time to the pension movement, "To support more colleges and more universities means for CINCINH1TI having left RoOsevclt to his fate. It the politicians more influence, more patronage and more con­ was his cunning method of placing trol. Remember that the colleges of Germany were state sup­ this new pension plan before the f inmaraiFBiwiirm ported and that when the government there denied freedom people tliat has nttractod the thought­ they had no choice hut to acquiesce.” ful business leaders of the state. Col­ psrfsct locfrtloa itasyoa lecting on $20,000 an acre land 1StfP «o*v occsm to aR parti of Q » A t the end of 1938 there were 257,- The United States, with only l-17th sounds good and would at first hit dsnati— and tit hltal a» commodalloas of tin folaca . 000 Ohio families dependent on WPA, of the world’s.population, now holds 57 only owners of city property. Bige­ wiB Mates yosr vMtdsKakfsL' .86,000 on general relief. A t the end per cent of all the world's monetary low knew thnt if lie included $200 an gold. Right now, there is enough of YosB csjoy At GridhtTmnt At first o f 1937, the case totals for the two acre land this would hit the farmer so it here so that every man, woman and • finemtawant, caffss Asp had ot) were about equal—856,000 on WPA, lie wants to get his scheme adopted 88,000 on general relief. As a refuta­ child in the United States could have •ad b ar. h i s sc once, being a single taxer, then he suit. tion to the campaign charge that the $115.50 worth of it. If all the rest of could muster enougli pension votes RATES 1938* list Was "built up” because of the world’s gold was distributed even­ AND. O F 1 in another year to reach down ns low the general election heid that year, ly among- all the rest of the people .Said he p in as the $75 an acre land, out in the officials claim that without this W PA o f the world, each one of those persons one clo — i rural counties. How many remember increase, direct relief demands would would Have only $5.42 worth. Gold styles s the Bigelow speech in the local opera has been flowing into the United The PALACE HOTEL than thi have swamped local and state treas house many years ago when lie ad­ SIXTH AT VINE STREETS nries, which as it was, had to pro­ States recently at the-rate of $30,- dressed a farmers’ institute ? If you vide 22 per cent more relief money in 000,000 a day. The European War ANTHONY ELSASSER, MANAGER Then 1 . were too young to recall it was a 1938 than in 1937/ crisis evidently sends the gold over taken i _ talk advocating the. collection of all in i.. ■ i f , i i i . ' m her as they regard Uncle Sam as a "Dad, J 11 and every kind, of tax from farm and said yoi Subscribe to “ T E E H E R A LD ’ * ■safe custodian. - city real estate. Some of the Farm once.. ' Bureau leaders of today evidently were not living in Bigelow’s earlier That gt career. A Sturdy Cultivator HIGHEST GASH PRICES Now, tc A Democratic boss from Kansas for th e . . . y< \ Paid For City hAs entered the Federal prison at discove) HORSES AND COWS Leavenworth, to start serving his 15 McCormick-Deering Farmall 20 (Of m e and condition) month sentence for evnsion' of income Grade HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED PROMPTLY f tax. Republican prosecutor, Dewey, Telephone, Xenia, 454 J New York City, placed guilt at the door of a Roosevelt politician in New $20 £ XENIA FERTILIZER & TANKAGE CO. j York City on the Number’s Racket. Now Frank Murphy, attorney general, .^6 GREENE COUNTY’S ONLY RENDERING PLANT j former CIO governor of Michigan M«nilHiiHnnniiiiinnmniminmimnmimn»mtrmimri-“iiTTTfMnmnmfrnifTumT~"rr“ mfimnmnMnimiiiiiiiimii* wants to bent Dewey’s record and is out to make it hot for the Demo­ crats that have .not been paying thoir all on income tax returns to an ad­ ministration thnt needs the money 2 2 S . F ton POINT W ITH PRIDE badly. Sprini It is a peculiar angle the federal government takes on collecting from u * s - - . those who cheat the income tax law, f'/fw fl Hr yea e'#«M It makes no difference how corrupt ♦fiat y*a£9M. you are in the deal or how much th o; Com Belt farmers are finding the'McCormick- profit is, just so you pay the legal* Deering No, 221-G 2-How Cultivator a sturdy, quick- ttjx on an' illegal transaction. Al Capone is serving time not for mur- j attachable machine for use with Farmall 20 and e m ' bright* c during liquor runners but holding out Farmall 30. It is designed to take full advantage of 10 1 5**lprokciid icn i: * ©rdinnv on Ids income tax payments, Pender-, the Farmall patented gang shift. gust, D„ put over a crooked deal de­ ^ wft be proud of • Green Seel hint . This exclusive Farmall feature enables you to dodge >itedey,A#morrow end for the yeert to cemc«, frauding his state and received a big cut but his guilt was not in whnt he hills that are out o f line and still keep the shovels even o v\ANNA*$ A did hut in refusing to make legal on both sides of the plants. pnyment to his government on his ’ You can have your choice of three different combina­ illegal profit. He gets fifteen months. G1 IEN SEAL PAINT Down in Cincinnati a salesman for a . tions of equipment. Special equipment includes disk z racket in graveyard lots did a big billers, rotary weeders, tool-bar attachments, offset CEDARVILLE FARM IMPLEMENT, INC, business and received fifteen yeairs in spring trips, and bean-harvesting attachments, ISF Cedarville, Ohio the federal pen besides a $5,000 fine /Phone or stop in to see us for detailed information. HERALD WANT AKQ SALE ADS PAY* Y • - ^ w w v w What has become of the war? It CEDARVILLE LUMBER COMPANY was only a few days ago that Roose- P hones 3 3 CEDARVILLE HERALD, WKWXY, MPM t» I M

PARTY GIVEN MONDAY j #*> PIV'W r*— w m m m t * f i ! V t f V 9 V. D. Burris, county agricultural, 'IMPROVED , agent in Medina county says that the Local and Personal FOR TWO JUNE BRIDES CHURCH NOTES UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE NEWS most neglected crop in Ohio is pasture and that it will ma. idly reduce pro­ F. L. NELSON, O. D. Miss Elinor Hughes, whose marri­ 4 UNDAY I 1 duction costs of meat and milk if Mrs, J, W . Ross, who is making her age to Mr. Merlin Eidemiller, of New THE METHODIST CHURCH j (Continued from first page) given treatment of lime and fertilizer, Carlisel, will take place Saturday, and c h o o l home with her son, Prof. Cameron David II. Markle, Minister j Lesson when needed. « ' I OPTOMETRIST Ross in Des Moines, Iowa, visited here Miss Jane Frame of Cedaryille, who SBy HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, b , D, ANNUAL BOARD MEETING Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. ' ' Dean of The Moody Biol* Innltute this week, Mi'S. Ross recently’ recov­ will become the bride of Mr, John o f Chicago. „ , * Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Ser­ Cl Western Newspaper Union. Clean range is the best environment] Jamestown, Okie Mills on Juno 17, were complimented The annual meeting of the Board of ered from a serious operation. mon theme; “ Do We Need The ; for growing pulletB, and plenty of feed at a lovely party given by Misses Trustees of Cedarville' College was Church?” will mature the birds in time for the Especial Attention Given Frances Kimble and Gretehen Tindall Lesson for June 4 held Thursday witli Hr. W. Clyde Judge H. W, Mitchell, an elder in Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. fall and early winter laying season Howard, Chicago, presiding. the Shadyville, Pa., U, P. Church, was at the latter's home in Cedarville Evening Worship, 3:00 p.’ m. Union when eggs are the best prices. Clean School-Age »./#• Monday afternoon. There were three resignations on feed and water receptacles lessep the elected moderator of the United Pres-. Service in Presbyterian Church. Ser­ permission. • Contests were enjoyed and prizes danger of disease and parasite infec­ byterian General Assembly, He was' mon theme: “ The Tied Hands of the faculty, John W. Ault, professor PAUL PLEADS HIS OWN CASE tion. the first layman ever to be chosen for] were awarded Miss Doris Watkins, Christ.” of Mathematics and Physics who has that office. Dr. <0. H. Milligan, Pitts­ Miss Hughes and Miss Frame. The Thursday, Friday and Saturday— LESSON TEXT—Act* 21:40-22:4;- 24:14- had leave of absence while taking ad twp guests of honor were presented 16: 26:19-23. vanced work in O. S, U. and Mrs. burgh, was re-elected clerk. The Junior High Camp will be held at g olde n TEXT—I have lived In ail good blankets as gifts from the guests. the Camp Grounds in Siibina, A fine conscience before God until this day.— Marguerite Ault, professor in French Ap ice course, with pink and white Acts 23;1, and Public Speaking. The resignation Saved us plenty on Doctor bill According to Pittsburgh, Pa,, program has been arranged. appointments, was served. ; of Mrs. Creswell, who was granted $2 A WEEK Will Bay A papers, Dr. J. Alvin Ovr, pastor of ] “They say. What do they say? The guest list was as follows; Let them say!” So reads the. in­ a leave of absence in January as head W illiam son Trlpl-lfe the First United Presbyterian Church, j Misses Elinor Hughes, Jane Frame, THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN scription over a doorway of one of of the Department of Music. These "The Williamson Heater Company; that city, has offered his resignation,} I would like to tell millions of people about our Christina Jones, Cletis Jacobs, Eleanor CHURCH the great schools of England. What vacancies will be filled at a later date Williamson Tripi-ife furnace, and will retire from the ministry. Dr.1 does it mean? It bespeaks the con­ Each winter l lmdjtlie same dread of Mr. Schaefer Cooley, Geneva Clemens, .Virginia Rev. Benjamin N. Adams, Minister Reports from the various depart­ und my daughter being nek with colds. But I can Orr suffered a breakdown last winter fidence of a life lived so nobly that truly say since vre got the new furnace they have not Townslcy, Elsie Post, Rebecca Gallon Sabbath School Orchestra, 9:45 a, the barbs flung out by wicked and ment heads wore approved after a been down with colds all winter. and has not been in good health since, A0 I con aay is 'It saved us plenty or money on way and Mi’s, Mary Reed, of Cedar­ m. . slanderous tongues may be faced review of the work of the year. doctors, coal and cleaning bills'. You never see the ville' Mjss Margaret .Nelson of James­ Sa.bbath School, 10:00 a. m. Mr. H. without fear, in fact, ignored. There were two vacancies on the wall paper smoky.'* Prof. H, W. Deem, member o f the Signed—Mrs, Arthur Schaefer, Norwood, Ohio town; Miss Mary Coulter, Cincinnati; K, Stormont, Supt. The best defense against the at­ board by death, Dr. W. P. Harriman local High School faculty, has been F R E E : Furnace Inspection. Did you bum Miss Lois Waddle, and Miss Nancy Worship Service, 11:00 a. ’m. Dr. tacks of men is the testimony of a and Dr. George Brewer. ^Another elected superintendent of the public good life. Paul had lived such a 4oo much coal, did you have too much illness Luce, of Springfield; Mrs. Betty Jack- Charles R. Harmon of Xenia will be vacancy due to W. E. Dean, Cincinnati —were your coal bills too high this past schools in South Solon.'It is not known life, and consequently when the son and Miss Robinette Williams, of guest speaker. being unable to serve owing to busi­ winter? We make free inspection, locate whether he will accept or not, in as ’ hour came for him to speak in his troubles, do repair work. Mildest prices. Dayton; Miss Emily Michaels, of Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m. own defense, he needed but to point ness reasons. much as the local board has not re­ Leesburg, and Miss Doris Watkins, Union Evening Service, 8:00 p, m. to the record.' It is significant that The Class of 1939 board members C. C. BREWER ceived his resignation at this time. Furnacet tlei Xenia. Dr. D. H, Markle will speak in the his enemies did not deny the facts. whose terms expired were re-elected Phone: Cedarville 125 They -could only cry out, throw off Presbyterian Church. as follows: R. . W. Ustick, D.D., Dr, W. R. McChesney, accompanied I their garments and throw dust in Senior Choir Rehearsal, Wednesday, the air’ while they shouted, “Away Springfield; W. R. Collins, Wilmette, by his niece, Mrs. Bventon Turner, who' K. Y. N. CLUB WAS 7:30 p. m. with such a fellow from the earth!” 111.; Wm. H. Tilford, D.D., Cincin­ has been at the McChesney home for * ENTERTAINED FRIDAY Sabbath School Orchestra Re­ (Acts 22:22-24). They did, indeed, nati; Karlh Bull, Wm. Conley, Member some time, with Supt. Harry Picket­ manufacture accusations against hearsal, Thursday, 8:00 p. m. Emeritus. Other officers were re­ ing of the Ross Twp. schools, leave him, but even the heathen officials elected. New members elected to fill MILK PRICES . . . today'for Quincy, Mass, Supt. Picker­ Mrs. J. O. Conner, Columbus pike, knew enough to throw these out of court. The impotent rage shown two vacancies were: Dr. Leo An­ ing will return by New York City to was ’^hostess to twenty members of by wicked men when they run up derson and County Superintendent remain a few days and return in time J tho„K, Y. N. Club and one guest at against the consistent testimony of Clinton County School, Carl .H. Shanks, FARM AND RETAIL •for opening of summer school. Dr.} her home Friday afternoon. a true Christian. life is one of the Wilmington. McChesney will visit in the Turner The afternoon was spent socially strongest of testimonies to the gen­ College Commencement takes place What about-surplus problems? home for three weeks and return here and an ice course was served by Mrs. ■ F a r m uineness of faith. in the U, P. Church, Friday morning accompanied by Mr. Turner and wife, Conner, assisted by Mrs. Hcrvey At first glance the portions as­ What about prices for milk? Bailey and Mrs. J, M. Bull. signed for our lesson seem some­ at 10:00 o'clock. who will spend their vacation here. T o p i c s what unrelated though taken from the same general narrative. A little What are the answers? Payment to Ohio farmers under the According to the weather bureau in ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED HATCH EARLY, GET study reveals a surprising unity, 1938 farm program totaled $7,500,000 Columbus this section of Ohio was the PROMPT PRODUCERS I. A Matter of Conviction (21:40— Read the statement of T. G. Montague, President driest during the month of May it has 22:4). on May 1, with 6,000 applications for Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Hostetler- arc payment still waiting payment. Checks of The Borden Company. A post card addressed to been for 61 years. Most crops have Many men and women have no informally announcing the engage­ real convictions. They are Repub­ already had gone to 106,700 farmers suffered, especially the oats' which is Pullets Should Come Into The Borden Company at 350 Madison Avonuo(jNew ment and approaching marriage of licans or Democrats because their in the state. . near a failure; grass for hay will be their daughter, Carma, to Dr. Paul Late Summer Yield. fathers were, and often they have York, N. Y., will bring it free. short and grass for pastures will only Miller of. Columbus, 0. The wedding not the remotest idea of what it all means. They are members of a cer­ be revived by plenty of rain. Predic­ will take place June twenty-first. By Dr. W. C. Thompson. Poultry ’ Subscribe to “ TRE H ERALD” tions are the wheat crop has been Department. Rutgers University. tain denomination because they WNU Service. were brought up in it, and have little cut short and thousands of. acres -of Plan spring egg hatches so that knowledge of its teachings and no there will be pullets starting pro­ the late planted corn has not enough' The ladies of the Methodist Church, definite convictions relative to them. duction for the duration of the. late moisture to- sprout without a good wul serve dinner commencement day. Paul was a Christian because of summer and fall months for a more THIS COUPON I ASSOCIATED Send reservation to Mrs. R. T1 Nelson. strong personal convictions of the rain. t * 3 o t d & n / COMPANIES nearly balanced income, through the deepest kind. He was reared in a IS WORTH I year. tradition -which made him a bitter Judging from the experiences of Mr. Russell Lemon- of Flint, Mich., persecutor of the followers of Christ, many hundreds of poultrymen dur­ and it was a personal experience $ 10,° Q visited with relatives here over the ing recent years it would seem to qf the regenerating grace of God in week-end. be an economical and efficient prac­ Jesus Christ which made him into (For a Limited Time) tice to. plan to bring off approxi­ the.bond slave of the One he had ON A COMPLETE mately 25 per cent of the toted num­ persecuted. We need more of that ■i Mr. and Mrs. W. A. . Paine and ber of chicks desired during 1939; BEAUTY COURSE family of South Vienna were the kind of know-so and say-so type of as early hatched, so that the pul­ faith.,' Joining a church as one AT FREDERICK’S § 'Memorial Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. lets from those hatches will come might join a social club means noth­ into egg yield in late July or during | To the students who enroll in our | i Alvin Link and family; ing—but following Christ in full and August. Such early-hatched Leg­ I JUNE CLASS which is now form -§ free devotion is everything. horn pullets w.ould reach first egg ling. : * | n. A Matter of Authority (24:14- i Mr. and Mrs. George Skinnell of about August 1 and continue to sat­ | Special Price and Payment Plan | 18). . ; Frankfort, 0., spent Sunday with their isfactory production until mid- | to suit your needs; Mail or bring § November. If such early-hatched Just as Paul's life was built on son-in-law and daughter, Mr.,and Mrs. in Coupon. | pullets are put under artificial lights faith which was inward, based on Rankin McMillan. in the late fall, a tendency toward personal convictions, it was also a | N a m e__ ,____- ______*______| partial molt tand a somewhat re­ faith that was God ward, based on • Mr. and Mrs. J. S. West had for duced egg yield can probably be the authority of His Word. The | Address ------. ------— ------| their guests over the week-end, Rev. avoided. Jews might call it heresy, but Paul stood on “ all things which are writ­ and Mrs. S.. M. Ingmire of Newark, Late summer or early fall egg Local Pad, prices are usually good, for the sup­ ten" (v. 14) .; he had a “ hope toward Ohio. ply of fresh eggs at that season is God” (v. 15), and “ a conscience 1 frederick’s | often low. To be able to take ad­ void of offence,toward God” (v. 16). CATCH THE EARLY MARKET On Soapbox Conch Leslie Miller of the College vantage of that situation the poul- Those who ridicule Christianity 1 6 EAST HIGH ST. I has had for his guest this week during tryman would do well .to consider would have it that faith is really | Dial 2-1951 SPRINGFIELD, O. | The September Hog Market has averaged $1.45 per starting his chick season early.. An­ 5 . 5 For Graduation Suits commencement activities, his wife, of credulity. They say we believe hundred higher than the December market, in 28 years other advantage of having 25 per things which we do not know to be Ironton, 0. ' cent of the chicks early-hatched is true, while hoping that they may of the past SO. That’s something to think about as you A t first this local father that it makes possible a more eco­ somehow prove to be so, A man go about getting the spring pig crop ready for the fall (jiiiiiMiiHimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiitiimmimMMiiiMiMMiMmmiiiiit, had otherj ideas about Miss Dorothy Anderson, who has nomical and efficient use of incuba­ who reads these notes in his home­ market; Catching the market at its peak simply means h i s son’s graduation tion and brooder equipment. ‘ town newspaper recently wrote to making an extra profit. been teaching at Sulphur Grove, 0 „ I FAIRMONT j suit. has gone to Heron, Ontario, Canada, ask me if I was fool enough to be­ Colt Gains Most Weight lieve the things I wrote. The fact is Purina Hog Chow supplementing your grain will give yon the ■* ' whore she has a position for the sum­ that we, even as did Paul, have the f CREAMS— SHERBERTS f help you need in building big meat racks om which you can load Said he didn’t see why mer. \ During the First Year strongest of all foundations for our profitable pounds quick and thick. Another thing, in doing this kind one clothing store had | Package—Pine Brick* § More than 50 per cent, of the total faith, namely the Word of God. of pork-making job with the combination of Purina Hog Chow and styles so much keener } Dr, John W. Bickett and wife, New­ increase in weight from birth to Men act in faith on the word of their | Vanilla—‘White House— Strawberry | grain, you’re going to get a far better price for your corn! fellojv men—their very existence is than the others. ton, Iowa, who have been visiting with maturity occurs during the first | Black Walnut— Chocolate. | year of a colt's life. Seventy-five all bound up in that faith in men their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, IT’S EASY TO SEE WHY PURINA HOG CHOW Then his son, who’d per cent of the increase in depth of whom they hardly know. They be­ I BULK I HAS COME TO BE THE CHOICE OF THE FEED- and.Mrs. Ward Creswell, have returh- lieve them, but they Will not believe S chest Hikes place during the same LOTS OF THE CORN BELT! taken pyschology said, ed home. * period. This means that, adequate God, I suggested to my correspond­ | Vanilla—Chocolate—Buttered 5 “Dad, you’ve always feeding is essential if the proper ent that he read I Corinthians 1:18- I Pecan—Butterscotch—Straw- | said you’d try anything growth of the skeleton is to take 25 and 2:14. PURINA POULTRY... Miss Rachel McMillan, Saginaw, 1 berry—Orange—Pineapple | once , . place, asserts an authority in the Christian faith calls for a personal Mich,, was the guest over the week­ D A IR Y F E E D Michigan Farmer. belief, but that belief is not in any | ■ Pineapple Sh irbert | end with Miss Mary Williamson and That got him. Colts that are being raised for word of man, but in the Word of other relatives. Miss McMillan is the sale are in greater demand if they God, which abideth forever. | WEEK-END SPECIAL | FEED GRINDING and MIXING daughter of Hon. Colin McMillan of are kept in good condition. Liberal III. A Matter of Witness (26:19* Now, to hear Dad talk feeding of grain and hay will ac­ I PECAN KRUNCII, qL—29c | What * Purina Recommenda Today Colville, Wash. 23). . . . you’d think he’d complish this, On the other hand Inward, Godward, and now out­ Othera Do Tomorrow discovered us. / colts will develop into good farm ward in witness—these are the thrhe | WATCH FOR SPECIALS ' f Miss Eleanor Young of Boston, work horses if they are fed limited relationships of Paul’s good life. *He Mass., a. former college student, is the grain rations but are allowed plenty could plead in his own defense the Graduation Suits Cedarville Bakery | guest of Miss Helen Chllty, James­ of good hay. This system is econom­ record of his life, for he had not C. L. McGUINN ical and produces horses that arc town pike, .for two weeks. Miss selfishly cherished a fellowship With | Phone 86 I sound in their feet and legs, A good God which had lighted and warmed South Miller St. Cedarville, O. $ 2 6 „ $ 3 5 Young came to attend college fes­ grain mixture for the first two years his own soul and then left his fellow tivities. consists of two parts by weight of man to sit in the chilling darkness ' corn, two parts oats and one part of sin. He was obedient to the Among the out-of-town members of wheat bran. Mixed hays, such as heavenly vision (v. 19), and timothy-alfalfa and timothy-clover, the Board of Trustees of Cedarville preached repentance, faith, and are satisfactory. Good pasture good works to both Jew and Gentile VOGUE College present for the meeting Thurs­ helps reduce the amount of grain (v. 20), continuing to do so with day were: Dr, W. Clyde Howard, Chi­ and hay needed and results in God's help even in the face of severe cago, president o f the board; Dr. W. cheaper production. Provide salt as persecution. F. E. HARPER SHOP needed and have plenty of fresh H. Tilford, Cincinnati, secretary; Dr. Some people are just so good that- water available at all times. 22 S. Fountain Ave. J. L. Chesnut, Fairmount, W. Va.; Dr. they are “ good for nothing.” Such men do not reflect the goodness of Springfield, Ohio W . R. Graham, Lafayette, Ind.j Dr. D. Food and Drink ‘ „ God. Every attribute of God is an W. Guthrie and Dr. R. W. Ustick, active one. He is love and He does Plumbing of All Kinds California orange growers have Springfield. an easy method of applying fertiliz­ love, He not only is good, but He ers to their groves, according to the does good. His children should be Country Home Magazine. They like Him. They are .not saved only % ■* ’ . dump them into thq irrigation that they may escape hell and enjoy ’ . • # „ * Friday and Saturday, June 2*3 stream and let the w&ter do the the peace of God. They are saved to serve in the winning of others to > The Adventures of work. Some of them buy their ni­ trogen fertilizer in the form of com­ Christ. Let us covet such a good Bath-room Equipment ; “HUCKLEBERRY FINN” pressed ammonia gas, which comes life as that which Paul lived. Our in 150-pound cylinders. The cylin­ bewildered age needs the sanctify­ C — with— ing and stabilizing influence of such der valves are opened just enough Mickey Rooney—Walter Cohnolly to allow the ammonia to bubble lives! 1 Modern Kitchen Sinks MGM Minaturc—Pete Smith out.slowly into the water, which rapidly absorbs it and carries it Now Standing—3-yc&r'old Belgian Sunday and Monday, June 4-5 down tire irrigation furrow. O Martha Rnyc — Bob Hope —> Andy Devltte stallion, Service fee $10.60. Dana Hot Water Heating — in— Making Chides Grow Bryant, Kyle road. “NEVER SAY DIE Growing chickens need some form of vitamin A to make satisfactory For Sale—One upright piano, one Z News— Cartoon— Musical growth. Birds allowed to range sewing machine, one wooden kitchen « Wednesday and Thursday, June ‘"•S about the farm during the growing cabinet. u E. S. Hamilton* season usually pick up sufficient I 5' Charles Buggies— Mary Boland quantities of green feed, Imt birds For Lawn Mower sharpehipg/Stckle — in— confined should have some feed that is rich in Vitamin A, Alfalfa-leaf grinding and general repair Work, see Y “BOY TROUBLE” ELMER OVfilES. Let ns Quote you Prices meal is one of the moat economical • Cartoon—Musical— Serial sources of Vitamin A, when all feeds • / must be purchased, and may St^ya, Subscribe to “ THE HERALD” t**ifa**olt M im sM 3 >

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THE SPRINGFIELD LIVE STOCK SALES COMPANY Sherman Ave. SPRINGFIELD, O. Phone 5942 1 8 3 5 June 1, 1939 Marks Our 1 9 3 9

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The first bank of Greene County SERVICE was known as the Bank of Xenia. It opened for business on June 1, 1835, with the following officers: M The 1939 Ford V-8 Is a beautiful* modern It is with a feeling of pride we cite that many of our customers have prospered and President, John- H. Hivling; vice motor car. It* 85-horsepower engine gives grown through three generations of connections and association with this institution. Our president, John Ewing; cashier, you economical* well-balanced performance Henry Clark. Later E. F. Drake welfare has always been bound up with the welfare of our customers and we have traveled became cashier. The bank was over the entire speed range — and the 60- the road of successful, business and successful banking together. For more than ONB started as a private enterprise horsepower engine is even more economical. HUNDRED YEARS our organization has enjoyed the friendly confidence of the people of and so continued until 1846, When The structural strength of the Ford car — it was reorganized under a new­ St Greene County, and we have grown large and strong because of the kindly feeling an^ frame* bracing* axles* body — makes not only ly enacted act of the General As­ sembly, with the new name of for safety*; hut durability and long life. recommendation of our customers, . Xenia Branch of the State Bank We wish to express our appreciation of our old customers and invite new ones to share of Ohio, Abraham Hivling be­ 3 Ford hydraulic brakes are exceptionally *» came the first president of the large and strong in proportion to car weight. with us friendly and mutually helpful business relations. bank upon its- re-organization, 4 The Ford car is stabilized for comfortable while E. F. Drake Was continued .riding. Its springbase, the distance between as cashier, front and rear suspension* is 123 inches. Seats OUR PRESENT ORGANIZATION are toward the center* perfectly balanced. The Drake resigned in 1848 and his place was filled by J. W. Merrick, car does not bob or dip. and can have very DIRECTORS PERSONNEL who had been connected with the little sway. bank as teller. Upon the death of e e • • Merrick, John B, Allen became These four points — power* strength* safety* R. O. Wead, Cashier cashier. The bank continued a H. E. Eavey, Pres. & Chairman successful career until it was re­ comfort — are by far the most important F. B. Clemmer, Asst. Cashier essentials in any motor car. They form the of Board of Directors organized under the national Wm. B. Fraver, Asst. Cashier basic value of your investment. banking act of 1863 and became Mrs. Mary L. Dice, Vice Pres. Fred Schultz, Teller the First National Bank. Upon the With this solid foundation to build on* the expiration of its charter at the* Geo, H. Prugh, Teller end of twenty years, it was reor­ Ford V«8 has been made beautiful* spacious* J. A. Finney, Attorney ganized as the Xenia National Wella Shipley, Transit Clerk easy to drive. It is richly upholstered and has Henry C. Flynn Bank, the name By which it is still all the modern features which add to the lux­ Mrs. Irene McCoy, Bookkeeper known, * ury and pleasure of motoring. F. Leon Spahr Miss Marjorie Harner, Bookkeeper ♦Broadstone, History of Greene County. You can. see these things when you take a R. O. Wead, Secretary Miss Marguerite Nash, Bookkeeper trial drive, but do not forget that the main value is in the things you do not readily sec — qtudity of materials* precision of manufacture* fundamental engineering. XENIA NATIONAL BANK ABBEYS OVER $ 2 *0 0o,0 0 0 .0 0 % * *** F O R D V>8 DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 0,000 By F. D. L C. MMCMKS KN 3MB TMM2VOS TMAT CO VIST Jii" .■.nynm.—TT- '!< '

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