The Cedarville Herald, Volume 51, Numbers 27-52

K W, M, S« $£ th* U, P, .G&sircit LOCAL AND PERSONAL **•& in tit# Church garfors Mottday *> - attmioon. FOR E5NT—G*mj# o« North jSt, W. C. FINNJEY UNpHf* A m > r * « bom to Mr. ^ Hr#*' * 'd ' Hr#, Rtf. p*yjw. ■ I>r« A. W. Jswissoasad Jt#v, g, a. — -------— ........ £ v :,S £ L v * , * " * s **• “ r- **4 * » » « , - a ™ ™ ***; Md Mr*. S. A. lu iw f l , WW- MWMKin* « , Hrtj, « „ . j - i , r■“ ‘tal,• S T S " • > * * * * « * J « n , h T . t T T r , ---------------- L,— [f , i ^ w w ^ |ll. MliiH<iit^ ' tbs MoClHIaQfiiiijipgtifth < Mr. Marion Stomout left Saturday for Cloyahmtf wbsrs b# will resume ;hi» modical studi** in Western Re- sarv# University, HMM I -ft Radio Repairing CALL Radio and Electric _^v?‘ iiell Phone 4 g W .} North K ing S t , Xenia, Ohio j , fr. and Mrs. CLW. Murphay enter- *teiaed E»v, and Mr#, a M. Ingmire : add temily add Met. Louise Ewbwks i ** dinner Wedaestfay evenfe* last Mra, Clyde Barr, of Dayton, spent a few days here with Mra. James Mur­ ray and Mrs, Sarah Mitchell. Mr. Alien Ta ... Columbus -where-Jji •work in the 0 . S. TJ, Master's Degree, has returned to complete bis year for nis -A*4- FOR RENT-r-The Barr residence on South* Main street. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Huffman at -Cream-Station, Barr building for particulars end Iceyes. MRS. A, 8 /BAUMAN. Rev, S, M. Ingmire and family left Saturday for their new homo in Ress- ford, Toledo, |tev, Ingtaire' preaching his first sermOmSept.‘RS, The house­ hold goods were sent the day previous by truck." : Mr, and Mrs. Jae.FeV ihd.softy of Cherokee, Iowa, were.tyeek-^hdguesta at the home of Rev. C. d. Kyle. who was their former pastor. They were on an extended' motor trip which in­ cluded Minnesota, Niagara Falls, Washington D ., C„ and points in Pennsylvania* ’ TROY PUBXtfiaKPtS BjJPP^RTAIN EDITORS Member* c*f the Miami Valley Press Association w*w t&# goesta last Friday afternoon and evening of Meeara. A. C. MaONng and H. A. Pauly, publisher* of the Troy Daily New*- The News has jarf recently moved into pne of the mo^ct sjodern homes in the country. There are many much larger hut none more complete in all its appointments# from the suite of offices on the first fioor to the mailing room and quartern for the carrier ooya. The buildiag is very striking in its appearance the street and is ,one that Tmy $e justly proud of. The visiting newspapermen inspect­ ed the plant and were present for the makeup and pros* work for the after­ noon edition. After injecting the plant the guests were Escorted by the hosts to the Troy Country Club where an excellent chicken dinnerwas served. Following the dinner was the regular business meeting of the association and a num­ ber of informal talks in which the hosts were highly complimented on their success of th? past and accom­ plishment in providing their city with a modem home for an excellent daily such as the News,!*, COURT ORDER In the case of Helen Corbett against Junis Corbett in Common Has* Court on application for cost* and at­ torney fees, the defendant has been ordered to. pay into Common Pleas Court $4 a week until $40 baa been I paid, The court decided that inas­ much aa the defendant is already pay­ ing Into the juvenile division of Pro­ bate Court for suport of the children, no order will be made in reference to further support for them, NOTICE TO BIDDERS The ^Wednesday ^Afternoon - Club was enjoyable entertained -this week at the home of Mrs. Lu|y McClellan. Miss Helen Iliff will enter 0, S. U, for post graduate work this coming week. Notice is hereby given that the Cedarville Township Trustees, Cedar- ‘ ville, Ohio, will receive sealed bids up to 6 o'clock p. M. on Monday, October 22 at the office of the Township Clerk, for the furnishing of one truck of a ton or a ton and one-half capacity to meet the requirements on file with said clerk. One Ford ton truck with dump body to be accepted as part cash payment by successful bidder. Bids to be Bealed and endorsed “Bid for Truck, The Board of Trustees reserves the right'to accept or reject any or all bids. / ; >* ■ • By order of*the Board of Township Trustees, Cedarville Township, W. W, TROUTE, Clerk.' Something New In Fall Footwear For Ladies W e have for a week-end special, one o f the latest styles in a Black Velvet, M ilitatrf pae l with T Strap. This slipper is a beauty and one you will like at first glance. Special at $3.95 Styles M ain street Store Xenia, O. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 29,1928 Commending a t I P . M , on the premises o f late Mary Hensel McGin-e nis, 1-2 mile, west o f Cedarville, oh Y e llow ' Springs pike. A ll house hold goods and personal e f­ fects, consisting o f finniturei «toves, ahd.v Utensils, i\icludiiig a -number o f \ :"* A N T I Q U E S tables, chest o f drawers, stands, beds, etc. ■' • * ’! , ‘ • *’ -i . . 1? . ' **"ll(l|if... ******** .... ....... ..... ................... ....... ................ .......... I...... ml TERMS CASH ~ I E. HASTINGS, :Administrator Kennon Bros., Auctioneers. W . W . TROUTE, Clerk. Mr. and,Mra^Fred;Marshull return­ ed to: their 'borne in Eu'sf Orange, N.* J., Tuesday sifter spending several days ynth Mr.4, and ‘Mrs. Payne, Mr. Marshall is editor of the “Airway Age," New York City, antf attended the. airplane ’ races . in Los Angeles; Cal. FOR SALE—A good used SlNK at PriceMiCall C, H.' Gordon or itrustees M, Ei Church, ■ Home-made cakes at The M. ■E. market,.Saturday,'SepL 20th. Mr. and Mrs."Willard Kyle, of Oak Hill, 0., Were Week-end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J; E. Kyle. They attended the marriage of Miss Francis Leonard and Mr. Hiram .Harkins at the Patterson Memorial Church, Dayton, Saturday evening •and’the reception at the bo*1® of the .bride's parents to' seventy-five guests. CARL TAYLOR, Auctioneer. 46. Jamestown, Ohio. Phone Mr, Frank Snodgrass, of near Jamestown; is moving to the Craw­ ford farm owied by Edwin Dean, His soft,-Roy, has rented the Cash Gordon farm Onthe Yellow4Springs road.. ' Dr. j ; O. Stewart,1who has been ill for some time, and was thought to be well .on the road, to recovery, was "again taken suddenly ill Monday and 4mVsince been in ,a critical condition. ^His sons, Dr, ^George *Stewart, of 1Hancock, Mich., -and ProL ‘ John Orr Stewart, o fJtichmond, Ky.; as Well as his sister^ Miss.- Li0ie Stewart, of i^olumbua.*are at his bedside^ among uate nurses frdm'fjmbht-ItebjEPi^ursday. The .Commencement washmd from the Broad street M, E. Church,,fol­ lowed by a reception at the Nurse's home- on^Tpwft 'street.- Mrs, Louise Ewbank 'attended the hopiniencement ofAwhich| her .daughter was one of the graduate*- ' ■ The 'Xenift' High School football team met-the college team here Mon­ day evening in a practice game. The two teams showed up well on the .offensive. The local team Was most to heavy for the Visitors to get in any line Wbrk. * MARSHMALLOWS 75C C l HUD Country CIub* 241/$ lb. Bag, $1.05, O l A Q i L U l l l l G o l d Medal or Pillsbury 24Vg lb. BagV I <Zv Country Club; 12 1*4 lb Bag 53c* Constitution Day was observed by ; the D. A. R. when the members' were entertained•Tuesday at the home of Mrs.'C. H. Ervip in Xenia. The D. A. A . ritual was given by Mrs. Howard, Turnbull. Mrs,’ I. C. Davis reported on the Unveiling of the Madona. Roll call of members was, with r&min-; esfinces of the. summer. * v * —— -v..;; Y tTbe- BroadcaBters ClaSB-of the Pres­ byterian Chiirch was entertained Mon­ day evening by the Misses Edna and Ora Hanna. The* Christian Endeavor of the First Presbyterian Church gave a re­ ception Tuesday Pvening in honor of; the college students. Refreshments were served during the evening. Rev. W. P. Harriman attended the installation services Thursday.of Rev.; Mr. Stone as pastor of the New Carlisle Presbyterian Church. Rev. Harriman gave the charge to the pastor and Rev. Wm. Wilson, Clifton, the charge to the congregation, Rev. Charles Plymate, of Dayton, delivered •the installation sermon, For canning, New York No; 1 Elbertas Basket PEACHES A p r I f t Country Club 1% lb. loaf 8c, Rye 1Vi t A A D l l Inn i l lb. loaf 10c, Vienna 1 lb. 7c, Country I U lJ Club Small, 1 lb. loaf 5c. The Ladies Aid of The M. E. Church wil have 'a market, at the Co-opera­ tive Cream Station, Saturday, Sepi 29 at 2:30 P, M, - SOFT DRINKS Root 2 5 c Beer, Lemon Soda, 8 For MELONS Tip Top, Large Each 18c, Rocky Fords,, E a ch ......... SYRUP 02 . Glass 2 0 C Jug, A vonda le ...... LETTUCE Large solid heads 15c, Leaf I T c FIG BARS Kr'oger 2 S C Made, 2 Iba. ......... CELERY W ell bleached, Jumbo size 4 £ • 2-*For....................... . ' .............................. " ......... OLEO Eatmore Brand, I.W 19c, Chumgold 3 2 C Oleo, Lb......... . SOAP POWDER . I f e * Kroger’s, pkg. .......... GRAPES Concord, 12 Qt. Basket, Each 88c, 4 J J O C a t . Basket SOAPP . & G. Crystal White and Kirks * 3O f * 10 B a r s .................. r O C APPLES Grime#* or 2 2 C Jonathan, 4 lb#.,....... BACON Sugar Cur- 2 E c ed 8 lb, piece or m ore***#1# CAUWfLOW®$fc 3 0 c Larga Head ....... . BOLOGNA Large . J J g U Pound .... ........ ....... • i* * * * ' Mrs. W. C. Iliff and daughter, Miss vHelen, spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. * James Barber; soft Cf Mr, and Mrm Lawrence BSrbet, gave a birthday party, last Saturday afternoon to about twenty-five of his little friends' in honor of his sixth birtbdiy. The little folks enjoyed games and re*.’ freshmefits during the Afternoon. Ha also received numerous gifts; .. . ...........VS......... Mr. and MrS. L. U. Suilenbe^r, ^ Oxford, and Mr. And Mrs, Walter Bslienger, of Dayton, visited friend* heraftanday. * , • ' -j*, Reftiernber the market at the (^» operative Cream Station, Saturday, Sept. 29th at 2:30 P. M. Mrs. Gertrude StOrmont and ion, Roger, spent the week-end with rela lives in Chicago, WANTED—Msn with ear to sail complete lifts quality tires, tubas; and dinner Ware. Exclusive territory. Salary $309.00 per month. C.H, STEWART COMPANY, East Liverpool, Ohio. The local High,School football team goes to Springfield to. meet the High School team in ibat city. A. delegation o f rooters from the school and friends will accompany the team," The locals expect to make a good showing in this game. The College YeRdW Jackets will play Kentucky Wftsleyah in a football game Saturday, at Winchester, Ky. This is _the first- regular, scheduled game of the season. Wednesday Nights To Be Farm Nights Information on technical, sociolo­ gical, recreational and economic angles of agricultural. life will be broadcast this Winter through W.EAO, the Ohio State University radio broad­ casting >station. Each Wednesday evening through the school year will be “ Farm Night" on the air, from 7 P ,,M. to 9 P. M., eastern standard time. Every department of the College of Agriculture of the Ohio State Uni­ versity will contribute to the two-hour programs. Specialists from the Agri­ cultural and Home Economics Exten­ sion Sendees and Faculty members from the College of Agriculture will give the farm, radio audience the same benefits of discoveries and investiga­ tion. a* ere available to the students on the university campus. Director H, C. Ramsower, head of the Extension Service, will be an­ nouncer and'director of the program on the first and third Wednesday night of .each month. Dean Alfred Vivian of the College of Agriculture, will he announcer and director oft the second and fourth Wednesday nights, The first program of the year will be broadcast on Wednesday ‘evening, * October 3. The first address will be : given by Dean Vivian—“The'College f of Agriculture Take* The Air," Di­ rector Ramsower, la charge of the program that evening, will also speak on “Farm Night* This Winter." The regular evening programs will Con­ sist of five 15-minute addresses and three periods o f music. | FOR SALE We offer for sale one Ford truck, tdn capacity With dump body. Cash sale. This truck is authorised to be sold for cash or traded as cash oil a new truck by the Cedarville township Trustees. ■ W. W. TROUtE, Clerk. ‘ 4!*sr. WEPAYMORE fotf «!•*«! *at! undesirable stock* m first eft opir TiFfli ii'Mr JBsA^piwiiV 454 x e n ia m m m m i f A l O M l C O . HARVEST TIME Harvest time for your crops may or may not be a gratifying event, depending upon the amount o f the crop— but harvest time for your money is always gratifying i f your m o n e y has been planted here because ■ : IN TEREST assures you o f a bumper crop. Plant your idle money here where it m il earn you a generous income and be protected by first mort­ gage on Clark County real estate, 28 East Main Street S p r in g f i e l d ,.O h i o The Modes of Autumn FALL HATS Clever indeed are these hats for fa ll that'com e in g a / arid varied colors and in a great variety o f smart new shapes. Included in our newly- arrived models are off-the-face brims, ripple brims, new poke effects and other outstanding style trends in Soleil Felts, Velvets,, Satins andother popular fabrics* The utmost in style and quality at amazingly low prices. $1.98- -$4.95 Fall Frocks ' a' • Styles that you can be assured are authoritative and materials o f a quality that will delight you \ Distinctly new in every, detail and featured in all the love­ ly new fall shades. Our large stock of autumn opportunities to women who want handsome dresses at moderate cost. Models in Satin, Velvet, Crepe, Novelty Wool and Jersey. $4.95-$14.95 Fall Coats If you want a coat of real elegance at a reasonable price, make your selection from our stock of handsome new fa ll and winter coats. A ll of the season’s new fabrics and colors in styles that ate cor-r rect to the last enticing detail. Luxuri­ ous fur trimmed models' in.dressy or sport styles, shawl, paquin or tuxedo collars. Goats that are beautifully made and handsomely lined. $16.75$47a0 A FULL LINE! OF CHILDREN’S COATS SILK HOSIERY Especially important with the autumn costume is the item of hosiery, Rich and lustrous in quality, carrying their beautiful sheen through constant tubbing, our \ ' ‘ HOLLYWOOB HOSE ^ give the most of value for the money of any hose on the market today. A ll the new fa ll shades, $ 1 . 0 0 Up Buy one pair on our advice— you’ ll buy thereafter from choice, YOU PAY LESS AT KENNEDY’S m WEST MAIN XENIA