The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

V L O C A L AMD P E R S O N A L l Will t*k* a few m w k atudent* fop this smwmw, Dorothy Oglesbe* Ju'.y 7 op<m fo r- ’‘The fie, ta ro iae of B<*alL»’' to he presented hy the Camp Fire Girls. Umax. M*rri» WJXteai* and Pawl Kdwards havt vatered »w*m*r Mfeeot at Witteab*rg. Sprtagfirid, Mr, and Mrs. A. J . Chri*tepb*r of Jamestown, spent Ust Sunday afbso nopn with Rev. and Mrs. Bennot*. XCr»m l' lint. Barry Omm of Do tw it, Mldb, «m, g sw ri o f Mr* r A Mrs. W* & $ * • « • thU week. • Mr. and Mrs. George Martindaia entertained the toemb«r# of the Keu- si ;gten Club last Wednesday evening Mr. and Mra. C. E« Meotara had for Itheir gneate last Sunday, Mr. and | Mrs, McKinni* of Norwood, 0 . Mrs. Nellie Winter of Xenia spent ITuesday With her sister, Mrs, Ger­ trude Stormont. 1882 1926 4 0 Y EAR S And better Wolford has been .serving the community in a mechanical way, ■ , ( The reputation of this establishment for doing good, RELIABLE work has been the • best. Since the beginning of the Automotive industry this shop has been intimately con­ nected with it’. There is no garage in the county better ‘ . equipped to care,for the needs of the auto- , mobilist.. ; ’ . ' - HONES r w o r k : a n d h o n e s t p r i c e s O ils Greases A ccessor ies ASK ABOUT STORAGE GARAGE Phone 2.-25 Cedarville, Ohio HANNAS LUSTRO-FINISH Thrifly Wives:- ■ Get the Lustro Habit Remarkable results caii be obtained with ^ a n n a ’s Luitro-Finish in renewing old of^ ' scarfed furniture, doors Of woodwork. With just a little practice you can do the wofk yourself and, you w ill be surprised how nice, all dull, dingy surfaces about the home can be made to look. * Lustro-Finhh covers with a lustrous beau­ tiful finish of varnish and wood stain which completely hides all surface imperfections. Try it in your home. * SOLD BY The Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Co* Mk>f F taale McNeill ha* been on * vWt a t Belie Caster with home folka for the past week- Mr. and Mra. Ralph Townaley, en­ tertained the members of the United Presbyterian choir a t their country home Wednesday evening. Mias Dorothy Ogleebee » one of the local students from this place attend­ in g summer school a t Wittenberg col- t lege,'Springfield. Prof, C, E. Oxley and family re-’ turned from a two week’s viait with relatives in Licking and Coshocton counties, Monday. ■Rev .and Mrs. Joseph Bennett a t­ tended the funeral of Rev. Green a t Trinity church, Dayton, last Friday afternoon. &>r Sale.: Beautiful Mahogany Pho-1 nograph and records. Good ' as new. Very cheap payments. Address Fhono- graph.Jlox 2«3, Dayton, O. The proceeds from the ’ entertain­ ment, “The Returning of Rosalia” will be used to defray the expenses of the Camp Fre Girls. Remember July 7. •■Years Ago TUsWaste Mr, I M Towwdey wu Mather, with friand* from Hummmekt reaehad here Wed­ nesday m m tag, the roads hav­ ing dried h th a t they couk gat amt mfcmmiv* POTATO MPSS7 VMS, tk*y - ' ARE here again, * AND of WE v i m d r FOR them * AS usual WITH a FULL line OF all your . . FAVORITE Beg Remedies ESPECIALLY the OLD Reliable PARIS GREEN. —BY “DQC” Richards Drug Store BY THE BRIDGE .fffcafteffts. Mtos Mary Williamson was hostess to the ladies of the Clark’s Run Club a t her home on Chillicethe street last Friday afternoon. ' • - Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Jobe and two sons, have returned.home after a visit here with relatives. Mr, Jobe is m an-, ager of the Hoover dairy farm, n e a r 1 Canton, O. After serving Trinity/MV E. church in Xepia fo r seven years, the Rev. V, F . Brown; tendered his resignation last Sunday1to become effective next September when. the. West Ohio Con­ ference meets, ReV. Brown will ask to be transferred'’ to some, other charge. - - ; \ * Mr, John. Robert Reid of Tallulah, [Louisanna, who has been located in | Pennsylvania, is here for a few days on a visit with his aunt, Miss Anna [belle Murdock Mr. Ralph Murdock has been kud [up for about a week with an attack of lumbago, He is now able to get about but still feels the effect o f the i trouble that kept ’him in bed for sev- Ioral days. Mr. J. J. McClellan and daughter, Marjorie, arrived herp from Joplin, Mo., by motor Saturday for a visit with the former’s mother, Mrs. Lucy McClellan.' Mr.1McClellan has gone on East on business fo r a few days. Miss McClellan, who has been teach­ ing at Hudson, 0., will attend sum­ mer school a t Chicago University. Rev. M, A. Summers and wife, Iof Spencer, W. Va., are guests of their Miss Ellen Tarbox returned to Cleveland Monday after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Tar­ box. Miss Tarbox. graduated from the Western Reserve yesterday where the Nurses’.Training class of Lakeside eon-in-law and daughter, Mr. - and | hospital held graduating exercises | Mrs. W, W. Galloway. Rev. Summers is pastor of the Baptist church in Spencer, ■’ - ! , , ■ with the other branches of tbat.lnstl- tution. 1 The members of the D, A. R. jmd | their families enjoyed a picnic a t the IGrbmell Park ori the river Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley'. Nixon of IDayton -spent Sabbath with here.- friends Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rose have Igone on an extended visit with their son, Prof, Camoron Ross, and family, in Forest City, Iowa. While away Mr. Ross and son. expect to enjoy a fish­ ing trip in Minnesotta. Miss Eloise Farqphar of James- [town, who has taught in the pri- !maty department of the public schools Ifor the past two years, trill enter the ; Chicago University fo r the summer1 | term to take advanced work. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Galloway en­ tertained a t six o’clock dinner last- iSaturday evening, Prof, and Mrs.. We take your rid Tires In bn trade, . Dean Tire and Battery Shop ’ Miss Ruth Washburn, Federal pike, was among the blase of 32S seniors to graduate fromOhio Wesleyan Univer­ sity a t Delaware, last week, a t the 82nd ' annual . commencement. The class was addressed by Dr. Charles H. Judd, director of the School of Ed­ ucation, University, Chicago. The class was the largest in the history of the institution. V Samuel Hamer, aged 88, who was born, near QldfoWn,idled Sunday. He was a veteran Of the Civil War and served in Libby prison and Belle Isle. He is survived by his wi^ow, a son, W. H. Hamer, of near Oldtown, and Mrs. Ada Swadner, Oldtown, A brother, George, Goes Station, and twenty-one errand-children survive also Funeral services were held Tuesday a t the M. E. church, Oldtown, Burial took place in Woodland cemetery, ' C B 1 , j r r s r ■ O i M L I . / s | « Velvet Cakes, Asst. Flavors 8 oz. 10c I md 1 I f Angel Food excellent 1 lb. 2Sc0% jF ^ w C i n V » J y Round layer, asst, flavors ' “ 2 lbs. each . ................... D i l l " f o r Patmore brand Uleo- A A j * B U t t e r , County 'clu^Cream ery .. . . ™ ■ M t _ CC, f i nes t for bread 24 1-2 lb.sack $1.19 r i m i r Clifton, high grade $1.19 d i *| J | r i | « I V m f Pillsbury’s or Gold M e d a l 1 - f t w- 24 1-2 lb. sack r , .— M- CC.Kidney, baked can \ 2 t Heinz, oven baked 2 cans 25cff%£■ H V l I U t f ) CC with pork & tomato / J j Q sauce 4 f or . . . . . . . . . . . . . PEAS, new* full p o d s^ C p 2 lbs. ......... . . . POTATOES,U. S. N o .l, Red Triumphs C A / i 10 lbs....................... LEMONS, 300 dizc < # * » d o z ............................ PEACHES. New 1 | | * ripe lb. . . . . . . ASPARAGUS, Del- OK a monte »ci. c*n e» a *#w PICKLES. DilL. 1 0 « QtMaeon Jaraa. , Z y w FLIT SPRAY,Tangle-CAi* foot cait. CLEANSER, S.O. S .1 £ # , 13c. Did Dutch CHOC-Drops c r e a m y l g g centers lb...............* w v CARAMELS, very delicious ib . . * y v CHOC. Aset, fl.vora O f tC lb, .* FRUIT JARj . Maeon Qte. 87c. P t* . 74c C l I D H . G . J o a , ' . . . . *c—*—— SOAP,Palmolive 3 bare 20c Van C am p . S g g 10 baft, »»*•*»»** JELLY GLASS© . , « L 1 Choice A a i . . . . . . . * » * C • ■' ' w „ ... , , %■ Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd, Leo Anderson, who spent tw o1 a t Martinsville, Ind., a t the g Sanitarium, has gone on t sville, Mo., to visit with D: r*. Carson Paris, where eh Miss Wilmah Spencer was hostess.1 to fifteen guests a t a one o’clock heon Thursday honoring Miss" $e Davis, whose marriage with Rev. Clede Markle will be, an event of Mr. Ed. Hamilton hat received word of the death of his friend, Attorney Coke L. Doster, GreanfisW a t Mane- field, Sunday. Mr. Doster had not been in good health for some months and had gone to that city fo r treat­ ment. His last public appearance was here several weeks ago when he ad­ dressed the Hagar 75 d u b a t a men’s meeting on a Sunday afternoon. At one time Mr. Doster was-state senator from this district. Bsrgain in Beautiful Mahogany Mr. Harry Walters, who hai been associated with C. E. Smith in the barbershop the past few years, hss given up his place and will locate in Huntington# W. Va. His family 1# now visiting with relatives In Jacl •on, 0 . Rev. William F, Gowdy, former Xenian, brother of Judge R. L, Gowdy Mrs. R. D. Williamson, and Janies A. Gowdy, Xenia, died'*Tuesday morning following a long iltnesu. He Is survived by his wife and one sen, Prof. R. G. Gowdy, of the University of Cincin­ nati. Rev. Gowdy was born in Greene county'and fo r 18 years was pastor of the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian con­ gregation. The funeral was held on Thursday with burial a t Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati. Mrs. Ancil Wright gaVe, a six? o’dock dinner last Saturday evening honoring Miss Eloise Davis, whose wedding la announced for next week, and Miss Ellen Tarbox, who gradua­ ted yesterday from Western Reserve. Twenty ladies Were guests of the, hostess honering Misses Davis and Tarbox, Mr. Edward Stuckey, who has been In poor health for more than a year, has been in a very critical condition the past week. Ha is Under the cars of a trained nurse. His affliction has MHed speriahtle in that he has lout the right of one eye and suffers great gain in his head. Mr, and Mrs. I. C. Daria hss issued invitations announcing the marriage of their only daughter, Mias Eloise, to Rev. George Rerieda Markle, on Thursday evening, June 24th a t eight o’clock from the home on Xenia aven ue. Rev, Markle ha*, been a student a t Princeton Somiriury this past year and during the summer is preaching in the Presbyterian ohurrii a t Get­ tysburg, 0 . Both are graduates of Cedarville College and very popular in a wide circle of acquaintances. Miss Daria has b*eei teaching for the paet two years J* tin* tlgh school a t Troy, Ohio, / We have a fritrffs* of all kinds of spark plugs Met ifty aaake of auto- mobile hr t t s i t i r i Other auto sup­ plies, tirss, ate, * ' t M ■MmjmMmSmm c«. , Spatial prices eg High grade oil in 1 or S gal. Jato. Dean Tire and Battery Shop PILES Why Suffer Wbe* a Few Applica­ tions ef Bid’s PBc Oiataumt will give relief j _ _ _ SEND NO MONEY Furnish us your name and address, stating you will use Rid’o Pile Qlnt- ment according to direction: and we will send you postpaid our regular $1,00 box.. . < In two weeks, if yon are satisfied w it hresults,,send us the dollar. If results are not gotten simply tell us '{honestly) and the account is squared. RIIPOCO., Box, S l( Station A. Dayton, 0 , a DAIRY FARMER’S FLY SPRAY Back Again Furniture UpIroU&tnnfancl Repairing. All work calUd for and delivered. I will be in Cedarville, June 28 or 29, Send in you ad­ dress to ELMER WEYRICH 1621 East 5th Street, Dayton, Ohio We wish to purchase a few stacks of LOOSE STRAW Located within 10 miles of our mill, Call; Cedarville 39-4 rings, E. S. HAMILTON, Buyer, The Hagar StrawBoard &Paper Co> ' ‘ 4 . A • , CEDARVILLE. OHIO QUAMNTEED1 Foetwentyyew*ev^ytedybn triedto «»*** Ay ipray. Now there >aone with All the feature*d»irytviaetb want. We juarintee It to dairytnea ih thU com- nunity. PratU Fly Chner stop* the ' diet.Giveeall d*yprotection. Increetes juroaeeir raiBt flow. We £u*r#ntee com- - ton during milkinr.Without .d»neerof miikUintocblwteHne.Without«uin- in( orcummins thehair, Htlfacentunr cf Pratt experience ie behind it. fly Chun ttHcenititendly, Eidur it ,*»«, tAtihitenittmnu tvsqfniUMUtt yw mtnyrtturiuj; Sold a nd G u q ra n tfd by PROWANT & BROWN Cedarville, Ohio. $ 1.75 ROUND TRIP : • TO . , ' Cincinnati SUNDAY, JUNE 2S SPECIAL TRAIN Eastern Standard Time Leaving Cedarville 7:05 A. M. Lv. Cincinnati 6:W P. M., Cen­ tral Standard Time. P E N N S Y L V A N I A R A I L R O A D JOHN DEERE and OLIVER PLOWS ' ■ ^ i ** . - JOHN DEERE and OHIO RAKECO. I.EVERLESS TRACTOR DISC HARROWS JOHN DEERE — SUPERIOR BLACK HAWK CORN PLANTERS LIVINGSTON’S GARDEN SEEDS IN BULK CEMENT — TILE — FENCE POSTS ' COAL — HARDWARE — FEEP HAAG WASHERS FAVORITE STOVES Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Company Everything for^the Farm . Phone 21 Cedarville, Ohio Jh TRYOURJOBPRINTING . . Tkt Utile) tt CtrrmStore— O tttfAmtrlct'i GrttltiiAtftnlSltrtt What k so rare as a day inJune? OTEAUTIFUL month o f June—all 6ut doors seems to ^ any in a most joyous maimer—this is the month of roses and outdoor happiness, Cur store is in its gala dress. SUMMER apparel for men, VJoirmn, * and children. Just what $ou tveed for vacation and the great.out-doors FOR MEM & BOYS—Clothing, Hats, Shoes and accessories for •ver£ purpose. PIr? clothes for play days. FOR WOMEN* & GIRLS—-Everything needed for Summer* Smart affairs, week-end trip* and holidays. E Of course prices low and 1 the usual Mabley quality. J > « • UttoJAA to f tt xtof* va, nM.fi Cincinnati and its mt doer beauty—Mabley1 s with itt splendid merchandise awaits you with a hearty welcome , J VI** It B it* Ptrht ClnclAktit Fountw tt Square tA GOOD STORK CINCINNATI Fifth and Vine SKfi JOT