The Cedarville Herald, Volume 50, Numbers 1-26

v T / / MPPPMPNM* Sport Shoes —FOR— TIES, STRAPS AND SANDALS Gripe Soles or Leather Soles as * j 'o a like them s Frazer’s Shoe Store 11E. Main St/ Xenia, 0 . mm/m f 1 -.i . to 1 '■)■'■■ , k"' 4*. PURINAFEEDS PIGCHOW HENCHOW STEERfATINA CHICKSTARTINA „ CORN PLANTERS JOHN DEERE — BLACK HAWK ' - SUPERIOR Livingston’s Garden Seeds In Bulk COAL - FENCE - POSTS - TILE - * f* r Cedarville Fanners’ Grain Everything for the Farm Phone 21 Cedarville, Ohio w SEASON 1927 Will make the season on the C. H. Gordon farm, 21-2 miles N. o f Cedarville on the Y. Springs road The Imported Belgian Draft Stallion, Farceur de Calbreucq, American No. 14969, Belgian No. 28-1438, VoL XXVIII, page 200, is recorded in the name of Wilson Fttnderburg, New Car­ lisle, Oh io ., * . Color i Light sorrel, stripe prolonged to end of nose. Foaied-^Jfune 10,1924. ’ * SIRE-—Reve de Tongre (23-5844), by Printemps de Ton- gre (23 -5840 ), out of Reveuse de Tongre (23rl8833), - . ,DAM— -Fortune (23-25067.), by Vaintiueur (23-1894), out of Lena Smeer (23 -25065). IMPORTED— By Mr. Wilson Fuiiderburg, New Carlisle. This hprsfe is sired by the three time^ Grand Champion at the-international Stock Show, Shown twice in the old country and Was first in class and Grand Champion. Weight 2040 lbs. TERMS—$15.00 to insure 6olt to stand for nurse. Best o f care will he taken t prevent accidents but will not be responsibleo should any occur. JOE GORDON A COMMUNICATION »• • May 24,1927 Editor Cedarville Herald: Cedarville, Ohio,. Hew Sir? In yoxu* issue o f Friday, May 13, 1027, in an editoral with reference to the charges filed with the County Board o f Education, against Harry Aultman, a* County Superintendent, you stated that the County Board o f Education was without jurisdiction in the case, and that it was necessary fo r the Court to determine the inno- cense or guilt, before it was the duty o f the Board to take any action. The Citizens' Committee, which in­ stituted the charges against Mr.1/Ault­ man, have requested me to advise yon that this is a misstatement o f the law, in reference to this matter. Section 7701, General Code o f Ohio, provides as follows; “JJach hoard may dismiss any ap- *pointee; or teacher fo r inefficiency, neglect o f duty, immorality, or im­ proper conduct, No.teacher shall be dismissed by any board unless, the charges are first reduced to writing and an opportunity he given fo r de­ fense before the board, or a com- , jmittee thereof, and a majority of (he full membejship o f the board, vote, upon roll call in favor o f such dismissal.” It can ibe plainly seen by.reading the above Section, that the County Board o f Education does have juris­ diction to hear the'charges, and it is not necessary for any court to pass upon the guilt or innocence of a per­ son charged with' improper conduct before a school board. • In fact the' Court would have no jurisdiction to .hear tfie mhtter at all, i f being a matter, to^he heard and de­ termined solely by the county board. Very truly yours, F. L. JOHNSON, • FLJ-.G' G Mr. J#*n Patton, who A a been con­ nected with th* Jt. A. Murdock Ford Agency, m skleemaa, has taken he agency for (he Chevrolet at South Charleston, Mr. Patton and family will continue their residence here. Silk dresses In wanted colors. Pric­ ed at f5.0* at Walker’s Variety Store. s r ! Walker’s Variety Store* sell trawl bats, overalls and work jackets, jj 1 Footwear for every member o f the family from thelargest stock in Xenia , and at August prices due to unseason- * ! able weather. We are forced to un -1 load this store in the next 30 days. - C. A, Kelble, 17-10 W. Main street, Xenia, j S A tS HE IS A DESERTER Dale Stevens, arrested on a charge of non-support, has been fined $10 anS costs and sentenced to 60 days in the Dayton .workhouse. He is in jail pend­ ing the giving o f bond to guarantee support* o f his three-months child, providing the sentence is suspended- Stevens has confessed to .Sheriff Tate that he was a deserter from the navy and asked that the department be no­ tified. . ; PRESIDENT SAYS HIS * HANDS WERE TIED President. J. Edwin Jay in a formal address to the students o f Wilming­ ton College Tuesday, gave his reason for resigning as head o f that institu­ tion. He said, ’‘because his hands are tied so far as raising Wilmington Col­ lege higher financially, socially 1Or morally is concerned, I am resigning in favor o f another educator, I know not whom.” The ‘President believes be has gone as far toward the goal he' had set as present circumstances would permit. Building lots , for Said on North* Main Street. f in Cedarville. Several nice HOMES for Sale •* • •* * * . • % SOME REMARKABLE BARGAINS IN FARMS Fire and Tomnado Insurance Life Insurance Accident Insurance Health Insurance Income Insurance ’ AND i Do not, forget that I loan MONEY on First Farfn Mortgages, for 5 or 10 years at the low rate o f FIVE PERCENT INTEREST. W. L. CLEMANS, Cedarville, Ohio. WATCH IT GROW! There is a thrill in watching the wheat grow steadily taller and see- , b ig the corn push through the ground, but it is nothing compared •to the thrill o f watching your bank account grow bigger under the Stimulus o f I N T E R E S T when deposited with us. I f you have your dollars working for you for less than 6 per cent interest they are drawing poor wages. Put them to work here where they always get top wages and are protec­ ted by first mortgage on Clark County real estate. TheSpringfieldBuilding& ' LoanAssociation . i S i , 28 E. ■S (e iWjftt :<*■■ f t ' 1' % V 'v4>, t\ S p ir fp g fid d , O h i o ' ■ NOCINDERSFORSALE UNTILFURTHERNOTICE. *> TheHagar StrawBoard&PaperCo. . ■ * • CEDARVILLE, OHIO. . Are You Lucky? Pick; the box containing: the lucky numbers. Surprise packages containing from 50c to $5,00 in merchandise fo u r money’s worth in every package at 50c each ana a number. . , Saturday night, May 28th someone will receive the handsome watches now on display at Inman’s jewelry ’ Store, You are invited to our opening. You must be in the store or near enough to hear your number called in order to get one of these watches. , DON’T FORGET THE DATE, M A Y 28th Gome in and get acquainted. R. D. INMAN Greatest Sale In 50 Years Si 1 BEGINS TUESDAY May 31st—Ends June 25th The entire community has awaited this unique event . . . A sale eclipsing all previous value-giving events - - Months of preparation for this Anniversary - - - buyers were-sent to eastern markets instructed to make special purchases on brand new summer merchandise, enabling us to offer you extraordinary values . . . Remember, only the crisp, the fresh and the new, at prices far below what you would ordinarily expect to pay. " * * The Epochal Event In Springfield’s Retail Store History! During thi* sale there will be no curtail ment o f courteous help or service . . . - A sale that will be long remembered for its great money-saving opportunities . , Truly our greatest effort-and your opportunity. . Watch Springfield papers foi special daily-sales events. • THE EDWARD WREN COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, OH1C T he E dward .W ren ,C q dgKsGofctaivJubitec* Yoat ■ , . j * . ............................................................. .............' V - r f 4 O' ’ 'li 4 .' m s ? ^ If *v, W i d o w B e I n s i F I F T l I Til til Dean and Louisville, I{ interview nu! Trustees of ing- an offer Dean on Apr Dr. Thompso them to L miles east o coin Institut Friday jnstp the grounds with the fac Institute. F •. honored v/ith Lodge, the be ident, where will reside if coin Institute darville on Si Lincoln In national echo student.-;, and the facu1 members bos coin Institu l f ’21, soon ht races to be schools. Its vip of the colo College at B hr,s made rap able to equi adequately. I forty-foiir ac blue-grass with other h mounts to thousand doll ment of Many o f the Louisville, b are interested o f the institu , Since the i graduated m Berea has g years, previo the races. Dr, A . Eu dent o f the trial since- hout year - the trustees Sunday Walter St.| alectijd pi'esic the Greehe C| socintibli at in the M, fi. Sabbath affce( chosen were: ma Conner; Ltekey; treasj unit comprise daryille, Jam] ringed Cha churches. Mrs. W. Oj Greene Cotini iation, presidl unit work. J j a talk on the I .cial, physicall Bides being c ( A round-t to Handle Aq Guy Gordon, a talk on the YoUng Peoj Church Workl on “ Do We n | her o f Work.) Rev. L. H.l E. church wa tionals. A sol Baughn. Mrs. Alii Mrs, AliceI herhome Tuj oneand one-| in Virginia bout 50 year! late^fohn Lej -deceased leaf Wfn. Botae, Mrs. Ida Pal Rockford, III Wis.; Fredej Mrs. Hattie The funerj temoon fror services heirl tor, Rev. R.I place in Noj bert | Mr. Bert R. Bird & S| years, has rl will leave tj Mr, Myers and is leav) in the ncarl to announceJ Ur. W Howard, nil (he week *r,j v e y 1o f' M fA . It*