The Cedarville Herald, Volume 51, Numbers 27-52

«*»#■ l o c a l a n d p e r s o n a l Nr. Kao* Hiii |» reported on the ; *kk list this week. i l; Mr. Gray HcCampbell moved to ; town last Saturday and is oceuping ;tine Johnson property on West Xenia avenue, I »_____ i Mrs, M. B. Campbell, who ha* been j visiting in Portland, Oregon, with h e r ! son, Charles Campbell and family, re turned home this week. GBANGK OFFICERS CHOSEN A t a meeting * f Pomona Grange Iheld here but Wadneeday the follow, ing officer* a w * elected: Leslie, little son o f Mr. Herman Stormont, low Scarlet Fever. Yum, Yum, home m aw doughnuts ] Mr*. Krwk Towuslay entertained a Master, Guy Govdec; overseer, W. and hot coffee. Don't forget the date, j number o f ladies at her home Monday 1 • Baker; lecturer, Mrs, Elsie Camp- and Mrs : 10th, afternoon and even -even ing to enjoy flinch while the elec-1 ®*“ f "toward, Chart** Graham; assist- let ever I*11® *n l‘ie Clerk's office. tiou returns were coming in over the *0jd steward, SL H. Smith; chaplain, W. D, Turner; tmaurer, W, Q, ~ ■Are you going to the “ doughnut’ LOST-™Wlute .Bull Pup, female, sale?” You bet, I'll be there, |black eye, spots along hack and sides _____seen Saturday October -7. Return Mrs. R. C, Watt had the misfortune {** w n e r CRre 0Id MiU C*mP’ to suffer a sprained ankle the first! * , T " „ 77 ~ r _ o f the week. i Mr. Frank Creswell and Mrs. G. H. ’ |Creswell who have begn visiting rela- Miss Eleanor Kyle,' o f C h e s t e r / ? ™ Ix» * « * » " « * ■ Ark” have returned Pa., was called here last w e e ? b y the T * £ cora*Rme* h° * f death o f her mother, Mrs. R, J. Kyle. Jy M.13« Alberta Creswell, who has * ; been m the west for several months. radio. The big question is answered and you can find the answer by calling at our store. It will profitable and worth your while to in­ quire while trading here. ASK THE CLERK FO lt TICKETS C e d a r v i l i e F a r m e r s C o m p a n y Everything Phone 21 Grain for t h e Farm Cedarvilie, Ohio Best Friend in the tune of need is a healthy Saving Account in this bank. Take the first opportunity to get your name on an Ex­ change Bank passbook. The Exchange Bank Cedarvilie, Ohio MILK Country Club, Large 3 Caus 2 5 C H I I l f F O C o u n t r y C lu b P la in , ULI f EO 3 1 -4 oz. 2 Jars 15G SCRATCH F E E D S ’ — 1 $ 2 .6 9 nADDAPC50P- rd B **> u A D D H U L F in e f o r K r a u t 9 9 C WALNUTS English O C g * New Crop, Lb. OLEG Eatmore Pound .............. . 20c HOMING Large C l* ....................* 10c LARU Kettle Ren- Lb* e-“so*.*>»*• 16c KRAUT 3 Pound Can . ....... . ..... . i , ..... . 12c P O T A T O E S R e d 18 Pounds...... 25c FLOUR Avondale, MVi Lb. Suck ... 95c APPLES Rome Beauty, 4 Lbs. TOILET PAPER 4 Q g » Waldorf, 3 Rolls... * * * * * GLOVES Canvasffi 4 4 C Pair 10 c, Doz. ^ SUPER SUBS Large Q c Package ........... CRACKERS Sodas, 2 Lb. Carton .......u BREAD Country Club, O r Round Top Loaf BACON Sugar Cured, L b ,............ Mrs, J, B. Breadlive, o f Washington, D. C., visSt»d hare la*t week as a guest o f her cousin, Mrs. A. E, Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Faris have re­ turned home from Dayton, tafter several weeks stay, during which*time Mr.. Faria waa engaged in Carpenter work. The W, C.'T. U, will meet Thursday, November 15th at 2 P. M. at the home o f Mrs. Lucy Barber. A report o f the State Convention will be given by Mrs. Ethel Buck. GARL TAYLOR, Auctioneer. Phone 40. Jamestown, Ohio, The Y. P, G« U. o f the United Pres­ byterian .church ' gave a reception Thursday evening to the students and faculty o f Cedarvilie College in the new social'room o f the church. Who ? Ttye Broadcasters. What? Doughnut sale. When? Satvfrday November 10th afternoon and evening. Where? The Clerk’s office next to the Post Office. Mrs. Ed Hamilton was called’ to Greenfield, 0 ., last week b y the illness o f her-daughter, Mrs. Hugh Thomas, o f Indianapolis, who underwent an. operation in that city. , v Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, who has been visiting with Mrs. J. 0 . Stewart for several weeks, has returned to her home in' Hyde Parle, Cincinnati. . The congregation o f the M. E. Church will hpve a reception Friday evening^ o f this week, honoring Rev, and Mrs, Gunnett. This will be a covered dish supper and all members are urged to be present. Mr.* Gray McCampbell and family drove to Morning Sun, Tuesday, Where they will visit relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs. McCamp- bell’s sister, Miss Vesta Collins, who has been visiting here. Mr. F. B* Turnbull received a bad injury to his" right knee last Thurs­ day wh,en he fell from a wagon o f baled straw. He was compelled to go about by the aid o f crutches for several -days. , , Raincoats fo r men,"boys, ladies and Misses.’ AH styles and colors at at­ tractive prices,, The rainy or showy weather demands raincoats. C. A. KELBLE, 17-19 W. Main, Xenia, 0 . The Ladies’ Missionary Society o f the Presbyterian church will hold a market in the Township Clerk’B office, Saturday, November 17 at 2 P. M. Mrs. Belle Gray has gone to Spring- field to spend several weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Galen Dugan. Miss Eleanor Kyle and father, Rev. Rt J. Kyle, leave today by motor for Monmouth, 111., where the latter will spend the winter With his daughter,. Mrs, Dalton GaUoway. M iss' Kyle will return in a few days to Rochester, Pa,, to resume her teaching in the schools in that city. The dedication o f the new addition to the United Presbyterian church was held last Friday evening. A splendid dinner was served to 265 persons. Following a program o f toasts the dedication services were conducted by the pastor, Rev- R. A . Jamieson. The church now has ex­ tensive facilities fo r entertaining. The new addition will also be used fo r Sabbath’ School purposes* HOUSE FOR RENT- Gray, Mrs. Belle For Rent; 4 room cottage. Call 221. Mrs, Lee Sliroades Mr. Paul Gunnet and companion, Mr. Lynn Nichols, students at Ohio ,Wesleyan University, Delaware, spent the week-end with the parents o f the former, Rev, and Mrs. H* G. Gunnet. . St. Jphn; secretary, Joseph Mason; gate keeper, J. B. Adams; Cares, Mrs, Ruth B. Graham; P pmm* Miss Edna Bur­ rell; Flora, IBs* Maury Jones; legis­ lative agent, J, F. Gordon; musical director, Mrs. May Fudge; assistant secretary, Mr*. Joseph Mason; county business agent, S. H. Sbawhan. The next meeting will he at James­ town the last Wednesday In January, ■1929. * We are featuring Moore’s Work shirts fo r men and boys. They are the best made and* sell at 69c and 89c. We know you can find none better at this price. C. A, KELBLE, 17-19 W. Main, Xenia, Ohio. Mr. Walter Sterrett and family, of Munlce, Ind., spent the week-end here with his mother, Mrs. Julia Sterrett Mr. and Mrs. W, B.<Stevenson visit­ ed fo r several days last week in Hunt­ ington, W, Va,, with Mr, and Mrs, John Harvey. A t a meeting o f Greene County Teacher* in Bowarsville, last Satur­ day, the following officers were elect­ ed; President, N, 8 , Wilder; vice pres­ ident, A . C« Ewbahk; sac.-treaburer, C. A. DeVoe; erecutive committee, Letitia DfilencoUrt, Loren Rogers, Katherine Shlgley, Carrie Rife. The' next meeting will be held in February in the new high school building in Yellow-Springs. The. largest sho^ department to be in Xenia' and we are sure we have what you need fo r all the members of the family. Heavy shoes, rubber boots and arctics. C. A . KELBLE, 17-19 W. Main, Xenia. Mrs. Leclede Markle and daughter, Joan, o f Newport, R. I., have return­ ed here to spend the winter with, her’ parents, Mr, and Mrs. L C.,Davis. Rev. Markle is chaplin in the.Navy and his ship will be away for some time. Rev. and Mrs." R. A., Jamieson and Mrs. AJetha Bird drove to Rushville, Ind., Monday, to- visit Hr. W. A . Jamieson and wife and Rev. and Mrs. Dwight McKinney, respectfully, re­ turning Tuesday. Mr. and.Mrs., E. L< Stormont and son, Charted, spent last .Thursday and Friday with Mrs, Samuel Stormont near Louisville, Ky, . The trip was made by motor. - » Cold Weather Nearing according to weather reports, ,For this- reason you should have your supply o f winter clothing on hand. Men’s and Young Men’s suits afid overcoats'from $24.90 down to $16,49. - C. A . KELBLE, 17-19 W . Main,-Xenia, . IROft THE GOOSE- t*T'H13RI2’S no flaws in a tiling you * l - ’ want bad enough. A monkey might have a velvet suit, ‘but that only make* him mere of a monkey. A dumb woman; i f you get her mad . enough, you might make a swart wow*- an outa her. But a smart woman, if you get her goat, she makes a fool ‘outa herself. (i v ’ FOB THE GANDER— > \ The old pants la generally made outa .better stuff than the hew patch.. . There’s no turn of luck so bad but what a smart man can squeeze some advantage otita If; and none so good 'but wbaf a fool can’t somehow mnn- •age to bum ids Angers. A good player ain’t always, the win- !ner. But the winner is always a ;good .player. tCoprditht? r-’ m Mrs. Louise Ewbahk has gone to Columbus where she expects to re­ main with her daughter, Marguerite, who is a graduate nurse from Grant Hospital. Her Handicap The best mule driver is one .whose .head is as hard as the mule’s. NO soft-hearted woman can boss a hus­ band.—Los Angeles Times. Earlltet Known Bird ' "Pterodactyl” was a flying reptile e t the Mesozoic age. "Archyoptertca" is the earliest known bird and ajipeured In the Mesozoic age. SCHOOL NEWS [ Student Council Completes It’s Organization In The Public School The Student CouncM o f Cedarvilie High School hss recently been organ­ ized to represent the students in regu­ lations, conduct, and spirit. It is composed o f eighteen members —three from each o f the six upper classes. The members met and elect­ ed the following officers; Rankin Mac­ Millan, president; Arthur Evans, vice president; and Veronica Black, secre­ tary and treasurer. The duties o f the* Student Council are to inspect the building and grounds, to supervise the lunch room, and t o takocare o f the-bulletin board. Also they take charge o f the lost and found department, and other duties as the need fo r them arises. Probably the two most important duties o f the Btudgpt Council at present are thosC o f taking care of the lost and found articles, and in­ specting the building and grounds. All articles lost should be reported to the chairman o f the Commltibe for this work. A list o f lost articles, as well as those that have been turned In, will be posted on the bulletin board i-om day to day. * * All articles not claimed during the year, will be sold at auction the. latter part o f the year, ’This auction will be conducted entirely by the. Student Council and any funds these sales will be used to buy something permanent for the school, such aB a picture. However, it is hoped that all articles will be claimed. Members o f the council will take their turn at inspecting buildings and grounds. This inspection takes place during the noon periods. The ones doing this duty are known as "Officers the Day.” . This particular duty lasts fo r pne week fo r each council member. . Two members are.'on duty each o f the two noon periods. Their duty is report to the office, conditions found unfavorable, such as paper on the floor in any o f the rooms and corriders, marking or defacing o f the building, paper or other refuse, etc. There are many other duties o f the council that could be mentioned if space would permit. This is a very important school activity and one which can render a valuable service to ■the entire school if conducted properly. As yet it has not met to draw np the constitution, but it will do so in h few days. Other articles will be written from time to time as the council progresses in it’s work. f Cedarvilie Theater | Saturday f , November 10 | “The River Pirate” f with 1 V ictor McLagen * ’ • , | A Fox Picture I A lso Art M -G -M Comedy I “ FIGHTING FATH ER S ” NOTICE! AfterNovember 1stIwillbeprepared todoallkindsofPipework REPAIRSONPUMPWORK ESPECIALLY Marion C, Hughes •> Cedarvilie Phone Saturday Special In Girl's Black Oxfords We have one of the best oxfords put oh the market for the money in this special. It is Black Calf and runs in sizes from 2 1-2 to 8 in ♦*; 'size. Specially priced at $3,95 „ . .> ■ . - . ,T"Ty.P:'"j ■' , .... .. , Styles Shoe Main Street Xenia, Ohio <Chapel Exercises . The ‘ Senior Class had charge o f j chapel last Monday niorning. T h e 1 program was feautred by Professor I Furst’S .talk on the TWelAy-third Psalm, and a stunt put on by the Seniors. Mr. Furst told how Stephen A. Haboush, a Hebrew shepherd, had explained the historical -background o f the psalm, verse by verse. The stunt was a reproduction of The Old Curiosity Shop,” the stu-1 dejits representing wax models of famous characters. All tht Seniors j had a part in the exercises. The Juniors are to be in charge next week, and they. ,are planning to do even better than the Seniors. Mr. Eswine, o f the State Depart­ ment o f Education, addressed the stu­ dents o f the High School last Wednes­ day. He said that the positions we I shall be holding twenty years from now will be largely determined by our answers to three questions; Are yoti on good terms with work? What is I your’attitude toward money? What j are your ideals? The address was both interesting, and instructive. In order to disolve a partnership the undersigned will sell oh the farm on the Cedarville-Jamestown pike; 1-2 mile from Cedarvilie on ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1928 Commencing at 12 o’clock the following property: .2 - ------HEAD OF HORSES— 2 • Consisting o f 1 Bay mare 18 yr. old, W., 1400; 1 Black gelding 11 year did, wt’.', 1200. . , ' * g -------HEAD OF COWS— ~5 * Consisting o f 1 Jersey-Shorthorn, 7 years old; 1 Jersey 6 years old, freshen next May; 1 Jersey 7 ’ years old freshen next May; 1 Jer­ sey heifer will freshen in February; 1. Jersey heifer will freshen in- March. All giving good flow o f milk and T. B. tested. 72 HEAD OF HOGS 72 * Mr". Frock, our violin instructor, has nine pupils in his class this yeah They ] are: Eleanor Bull, Pauline Nelson, Dorothy Anderson, WiifOrd St, John, j James Anderson, Dora O’Bryant, Betty J, Judy, Juanita Aprisdorf, and Ralph Bull. Mr. Frock says they are all progressing nicely. Consistinf o f .1 male hog, 8 years o.ld; 1 male hog 6 mos. old; 9 brOow sows will farrow in February 6 choice gilts; 19 feeders 80 to 90 pounds. 36 fall pigs. All these hogs are high’ class Poland Chinas and- all except fall pigs have been treated for Cholera with Pitman-Moore Serum. ■■. ■. . HAY AND GRAIN 175 bu. o f oats and pye mixed; 600 bU; com in crib; 276 shock corn in field. This corn fully matured, before frost. 6 to 8 tons o f hay, light mixed; • • - . ' FARMING EQUIPMENT ■, Black Hawk Spreader, McCormick binder, wagon with ladders and com bed, 1 single ,row cultivator, 1 com planter, 1 Oliver breaking plow, 1 double disc harrow, 1 drag harrow, 1 drag, 1 wheat drill, 1 hog ’ fountain, 1 Chicken fountain, 12 chicken coups, 3 sides hip-strap har­ ness, 4 double hog boxes, 5 single hog boxes, hay rope, fork, pulleys, carpentar tools, MasSie-Harris cream seperator in fine condition and a lot o f good household goods consisting of Brown Leather Davenport, dining room table and chairs, beds, child’s crib, Horton Electric wash­ er, American Beauty Electric Iron, and numerous small articles.. t e r m s W il l b e m a d e k n o w n d a y o f s a l e ARTHUR R* BULL * ' CHARLES GRAY GORDON & KENNON, Aucts. W. W. TROUTE, Clerk The Junior Class o f Cedarvilie High School held a party last Friday even­ ing at the home o f Barbara Carter. | As the party was in the form o f a "taffy pull” there were probably mhny | blistered hands although we hope none were serious. STATE AMENDMENT IS BADLY DEFEATED The amendment on salaries o f judges received a black eye at the hands o f the voters in Ohio Tuesday* No official vote haB been reported hub | few if any counties approved it. The issue was downed by several hundred thousand. FOR RENT-s unfurnished. -Rooms furnished or MRS. J. N. LOTT. We carry a full line of feeds. Harney’ s Coal Yard. The meeting o f the D. A. tu will be held Friday evening, November 1$, yat 7:80 at the home o f Mr*. W . A . ' Turnbull instead o f a t the home o f MJs* Ada StownottL , Wednesday November 14 Buster Keaton * in. " C O L L E G E ” ftlio PATHE NEWS sum ) SporUlfftt itnimHWitHnll Aspirin Comb’matifti (No Quinine A special compoond o f M k h fan*, tires and other valuable element*. No Gvop-niijjht fop C O L D S PROWANT & fiROWN PUBLIC SALE! As I am going to farm less ground I Will offer at public auction without reserve or by-hid on what is known as the David Hilt farm, 2 1-2 miles North East o f Yellow Springs and’ 2 1-2 miles North West o f Clifton on the Hilt Road on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1928 SALE TO START AT 12 NOON 1 Horse—Black Gelding, 18 months old— agoodone. 10 — HEAD OF CATTLE— 10 Consisting o f 2 Jersey heifers, bred. 2 yearling Jersey heifers, open. 4 Jersey heifers under 1 year. 1 half Jersey and half Shorthorn heifer under one year, 1 Jersey bull 11 months, 46— HEAD OF HOGS — 46 Consisting o f 80 feeding shoots. 9 sows. 1 sow with 6 pigs by side. 8 soWs Will farrow before day of sale. 5 sows bred first part of November. 1 good Duroc boar, 2 years old, MISCELLANEOUS , 6 hog boxes; 3 sides o f ieather harness; Collars; cheek lines; - bridles. — —-A base burner and a kitchen range. F E E D F E E D 800 bu. o f com In crib, ait hand husked and sorted. .300 shocks o f corn in field. , • TEftMS^—— AH ^stuns., over ..$28 a credit o f three or six months. All notes mast be accepted by your banker o r we can­ not use them. S. F . GERHARDT Glen Waikeri, Auctioneer.1 Frank Curry, Clerk Lunch served by Ladies’ Good Will Circle o f Bethel Church