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For more information, please contact [email protected]. ©f t*4ay, not etdy A ttlfiWSPAfrE* htXullti flw4u .es result of its mnw bat it LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS and bring* to Seal culmination AND THE INTERESTS OF CEDAR- tltt adyetfasing of the yesterday*. Xerald. VJLLE AND VICINITY. CEDARVILLE, OHIO,. DAY, AP&IL 21, 1922 FORTY-FIFTH YEAR NO. 17. PRICE, $1.56 A YEAR Hagar Paper Co. Program of Overcomes All CONDENSED OHIO NEWS Communty Show NeiVs Items Picked at Random and Roiled Down for the Busy Reader' Stream Pollution Only one week till the greatest Steel plants of the Youngstown dis­ E. D. Leach of Newark, who was home talent performance ever at­ trict will feel no effect of the coal assistant federal fuel administrator tempted in Cedarville! The throe We have pn exhibition in $iis strike for at least another week, In for Ohio during the war, announced groups that are to give this show are office samples of wafer taken at the fact, operations this week, will be In­ his candidacy for the Democratic now busily engaged in putting on the paper mill before it is treated and at creased, according to schedules given nomination for secretary of state, finishing touches to their separate out at company offices. - other stages that are not only inter­ State blue sky department during parts. A very friendly but lively riv­ esting but tends-to prove that the Lightning destroyed a bam on the March refused or revoked 82 dealers’ alry is being shown as to which group Clint Morse farm south of London, chemical treatment iB going to he -a .licenses, more than for eight years will put on the best program The success and that the water will no causing a loss of more than $5,000. before that; refused or revoked 206 The live stock was saved. result will likely be a three-fold vic­ longer pollute the stream \ or be since last July 1, and prevented cer­ tory, the special friends of each are Albert Hillard was found guilty of tification of $68,000,000 of stocks' in the cause of criticism on the part of claiming the decision for its own state officials, and thus permit the rifling parcel post packages in Lima nine months and began 41 criminal by a Jury in federal court at Toledo, particular group. continued operation of the plant* If prosecutions since, last summer, and was sentenced to one year and The Big Community Show, so long you will step in we will 'show you the against only 10 in eight years, Direc­ one day In prison. , tor of Commerce Phipps announced. awaited will actually he presented in samples of water and explain just A. B, Anderson, assistant county Detective Frank Hueftleine of the the opera house, next Thursday even-1 what has been accomplished. agent leader of the college of agricul­ Cincinnati police department was al ing, April 27, at 8 o ’clock. The ad­ •The purification plant has been put ture, has been made heid of the new­ most .instantly killed and his running mission is 35 cents, with no war tax in under the direction of J. T; Trav­ ly created department of co-opera­ partner, Detective Albert Guthlein, and the proceeds all go tp the Cedar­ ers, supervisor of streams in'Ohio, tive grain marketing, of the Ohio was shot through the arm, by Noble ville Lecture Course. in collaboration with the division of Farm Bureau 'Federatlon. VRed’f Holt, a suspect in a robbery The following is the program'- . fish and game department of the state State Senator JameB R. Hopley has case. Holt la under arrest. Part I by the Community.' A play, The mill has been in operation for announced his candidacy for the Re­ Effective April 30, the Indiana, Co­ .“The Neighbors", by Zona Gale. Di­ publican nomination tor congressman .the past five months during which lumbus and Eastern traction line will rected by Miss Ethel B. Brand. from the Eighth Ohio district. ' / time the volumn o f water, in the creek operate on daylight saving time. Persons in the play: Eggs ai-e sq plentiful In the vicinity ' Work on annex to Central high permitted emptying the wash water Grandnja, Mrs. A . E.‘ Huey. of Pomeroy that they will soon be be­ school, Coshocton, is to start May 18. from the the . mill directly in the. Mis’’* Diantha Abel, Mrs. " Fred stream. During this time the purifi­ low 1? cents a dozen. In a move, to cut down expenses, 1 Bollaire high school seniors, prepar­ ToWnsley. cation plant has been installed and TROY WAGON CO, IN Trumbull county commissioners pa* ing for commencement exercises, roled 12 prisoners from jail. Ezra Williams, J. Hoyd Confaxr. has been given a trial and the results News No Senator Brand Out RECEIVER’S HANDS have ruled that dresses of graduates In an opinion rendered to State Di­ Peter, Wilbur Conley. speak fo r themiselves in the samples must come within 13 inches of the rector of Education Vernon M. Rie- Inez, Mrs. A. E. Richards. on display at this office and to the For Congress The Troy Wagon Works company, About floor. The dresses must not ebst gel, Attorney General John G. Price Mis’ Elmira Moran, Mrs. Clayton satisfaction of the state department. Troy, Ohm, a Geiger-Jones concern, more than $7 each. ^ holds that Mr, Uiegel 1b the supreme McMillan, It is also gratifying to General Man­ was made defendant in an involun­ Several thousand building trades authority, in the state in judgment on Mis' Trot, Mrs. James Mitchell. ager, Wilson Galloway, and the com­ As will he noticed, elsewhere in this The' New Jasper tou^hip' school up ion workers, at Cleveland, on strike motion pictures to be shown within tary bankruptcy proceeding in the Mis’ Carry Ellsworth, Mrs. Leroy pany that this plan, is going to he a issue Dr. S. D. Peas has announced district is practically Wfhad out with since March l, returned to work at its borders. The new advisory board federal court in Dayton last Safurady Allen. success ' ■ ^ as a candidate for U. Si-Senator from the transfer, Friday, bjKthe county the old scale, -pending negotiations, is. without authority, Price says. The plaintiffs are creditors, to whom Stunt: “Something New” by the In the first jar is a sample of the Ohio. Dispatches this week state that Boaru o f Education, offgabout 100 Average farm wage on April 1 was Diamonds valued at_ $50,000 were are due various, amounts. Logan Fuel Lecture Course Committee. water as taken at the mill and not Congressman Burton, Cleveland, will property owners and 7$|p acres of from $8 to $10 lower than a year ago, taken from the office safe of Max Co., $162.68; Main Island Creek Coal PART II—CEDARVILLE COLLEGE treated showing the density of the not be a candidate owing to his age, land which .covers moreSISian half of according to a compilation, made by Kurjan company, jewelers, by three Co., Huntington, W. Va., $4,000; Ohio C. J, West, federal agricultural statis­ Selection by the Male Quartette, foreign substance. 71. It 5 thought that Walter Brown the district. Part wa* given Silver- bandits, one masked, who entered the Grease Co., Loudonville $260.20. tician. The average wage in Ohio store at Cleveland with drawn re­ G. LaClede Markle,' Wilbur W. White, In the second jar is water taken of Toledo will also enter as a candi­ creek arid part Xenia tflwnship, The The court has appointed Martin now is $32 a month, the report, shows. volvers, Geo. A. Colman and Willard H. Kyle, from the sewer after the chemical date for Senator. He has been Presi­ balance of the district m but two Grow, Troy, as receiver and bond was Governor Davis, in a proclamation, Charged with converting to his own Chalk Talk: “ Notable Cedarville is applied and deposit not completed. dent Harding’s right hand man in country school? and the|8mtrohs yet fixed at' $40,000. urged observance of the week of May use approximately $5,327 in govern­ Men arid Women” by Paullin Harper. , In the third jar water from the dis­ re-organizatipn of .government de­ have a chance Of going&vhere they Plaintiffs, in their petition, claim, 8 as crippled children's week in Ohio. ment funds from 4 the postoffice at Vocal Solo: “I Love a Lassie” by charge gates below the reservoir af­ partments under the economy' pro­ please. The township hflf no, high , There is practically no Hession fly, that the defendant committed acts of East Columbus, Charles W, Imler, 23, 1. Laclede Markle. ter chemical treatment. In the fourth gram. school and under the la’Wthe district in Ohio wheat this year, and fly dam­ clerk, was arrested by postal inspect * * * bankruptcy, in that it is said to have Reading by Marjorie McClellan.