The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 1-26

m mm •«HiW«iiTiiliWilW F T J B N I T U R E REPAIRED and UPHOLSTERED A t Prices In Reach O f Everybody CharlesR,Hoemer PHONE Ctai«rvUl« 148 Re*. Addroiu R. F. D. 1, Xenia, Ohio PUBLIC SALE By order o f the Probate Court of Greene County* Ohio, the undersigned will sell the real estate o f the late Mary Hensel MpGinnis, consisting o f 6.84 Acres, situate about one-fourth o f a mile West of Cedarville, on the Ce- darville and Yellow Springs Pike, Saturday, March 16th, 1929, at 10:00 o’clock A”. M„ at the West Door of the Court House in Xenia, Ohio. For particulars see J. E. HASTINGS, Administrator of Mary Hansel McGinnis, Deceased, Cedarville, Ohio. MILLER & FINNEY, Attorneys, Xenia, Ohio. • G O O D S E E D S A piece of ground, some good seed , fresh air, exercise — and high hopes. ARE B E S T i A little* time , some Sunshine and M o i s tu re —.they’re alive < ASSURANCE OF Expectations justified becau se o f care in purchasing seed with a pedigree. GOOD R ESU L TS Harvest—Satisfaction, an abundance of fresh vegetables, and g o o d h e a l t h . . IN YOUR OWN GARDEN IDependtMe&myvfiiere N o r t h r u p ,K in g & C o !s JiUStandardSix e Xkftlable‘Paclpls Jlnd&fcxlOf*Uht Flower‘Packets, rj@sl(Your ‘Dealer NO B E T T E R S E E D S A T A N Y PRICE COURT NEWS DISMISS CASES The following suits have been! settled and ordered dismissed in Com­ mon Pleas Court; George P. Huffman, Dayton, against James D. Fahey, 1032 Riverside,] Defiance, Ohio; The Home Building; and Savings Co. against Earl Bram-j mer and others; The Greene County1 Lumber Co. against Bethel Corbett] and others; The Home Building and' Savings Co. against William H. Miller and others. SUSTAIN MOTION In the case of The Dagonda-Citizens National Bank against Harry T. Me- Dorman and others in Common Fleas Court, the court has sustained a mo­ tion filed by the defendant. The Transcontinental Consolidated Oper­ ating Corp, seeking a thirty-day ex­ tension of time within which to plead. APPOINT EXECUTORS Sallie Christopher, and George W. ! Weimer have been "appointed execu­ tors of the estate of Sarah. Weimer, late of Silvercreek Twp., withohut bond in Probate Court. George Bis­ hop, Bert Limes and Robert Zimmer­ man were named appraisers, Charles G. Hatch has been named executor of the estate of Clara A, Hatch, late of Jamestown, bond being dispensed with underterms of the will. Kathryn Crawford has been ap­ pointed executrix o f the estate o f Harry Crawford, late of Osborn, with­ out bond. ESTATE VALUED i Gross value of the estate of Carrie & Bull, deceased, is estimated at $},- . 295 in Probate Court. Debts and the cost of administration amount' to $1,- 343, leaving the estate without net. value. * . GUARDIAN APPOINTED Glenna Dinwiddie has been appoint­ ed guardian of Virgil and Ronald Dinwiddie, .aged 19 and 15, respective­ ly, children o f James M. Dinwiddie, deceased, with bond of $100 in Pro­ bate Court. FORECLOSURE SUIT . Earl Brammer,' Clara B. Brammer and R. O. Routzong are named defend­ ants in a suit filed by The Home Build- and Savings Co., through Attorney Harry D, Smith, seeking foreclosure iff' mortgaged property in the event of non-payment o f an alleged debt of $2,686,39. SALE CONFIRMED . - - ^ - X Sale o f property to the plaintiff for $3,100 has been approved and .distri­ bution of the proceeds ordered in the case o f the Miami Savings and Loan Co, against Nettie Gaia and others in Common Pleas Court. = There remained <m unpaid balance o f $865.46 on a judgment heretofore granted in favor o f the plaintiff against the defendant, for which execution was ordered by the court. ADMINISTRATOR APPONTED Frank Zimmerman has been ap­ pointed executor of the estate of Cornelius Zimmerihan, late of Beaver­ creek Twp,, bond being dispensed with under terms o f the will, in Probate Court. Ben Belden, Edwin Ferguson and Edwin Shoup were named ap­ praisers. Annie Zink has been named execu­ trix of the estate o f Anton Zink, late of Beavercreek. Twp., without bond. The court appointed Frank Reese, Frank Nussman and Harry Ferguson appraisers of .the estate. ADMINISTRATOR NAMED W. J, Galvin has been appointed ad­ ministrator of the estate of Huldah A, Galvin, late o f Jamestown, with bond of $3,000 in Probate Court. W. W. Johnson, R. G. George and Frank Shigley Were named appraisers. O. S. Hargrave has been named ad­ ministrator of the estate o f Lauro Bell Hargme, late of Jefferson Twp., and has filed bond o f $500, Ralph M. Neeld was appointed ad­ ministrator of the estate of, James W. Woodside, late of Xenia Twp., with $500 bond. The court appointed T. J .. Kennedy, M. L. Wolf and Joseph Can- j ning as appraisers of the property. NEW SPRINGHATS FortheLittleGirl Charming miniatures of the smart adult— a large assort­ ment o f the new soft straws also felt and straw combina­ tion—in a variety o f styles and colors. $1.50 And $2.50 Make your selection early as it is only four weeks until Easter. PSTERLYMILLINERY 37 Green St., (Xenia, Ohio PRIVATE SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Marble Top Dresser with large Mirror. Murble Top Wash Stand. Center Stand. 1 Large Triffle Effect Gas Heating Stove. 3 Small Gas Heating Stoves. 3 Burner Gas Hot Plate. Refrigerator. * Bull. At the residence o f the late Emmazetta *Terms will be Cash on removal o f the pur­ chase. KARLHBULL, Administrator. NOW PLAYING Keith Vaudeville 5—Big Acts—-5 O* rite Screen Thursday, Friday and Saturday "LOVE and LEARN/’ with Esther Ralston Entire Change of Program Every Sunday and Thursday Admission—-Sunday*, Holidays, SOe. Week Days, Matinee, 30c: Children, 25c Any Time. w n w m u ao cww zee These Prices Apply to Lower Floor, Mezzanine and Balcony. YouNeedPrintingDropinAnd SeeUs HEADLINES FromtheNew YorkOpenings Revealing the consummate artistry of the custom made! The whole collection is extremely wearable. Models are ready-to-wear, or will he copied for the head in the drop able straws or felts. In all the new spring costume shades. INSPECTION INVITED Make an early selection as Easter is only three weeks away. ■ . ■ . PRICES RANGE FROM 37 Green St., Xenia, Ohio NEWSPRINGDRESSES Youthful styles for miss and matron— . Colorful printed silks— love­ ly georgettes — smart flat crepes and satin in the new­ est effects and, colors, In­ cluding ensembles in com­ bination o f plain and printed silk. Sizes 14 to 50. $12.50 $16.75 I We are showing a line of printed blouses. Sizes 34 to 38. Price$5.95 M t - OSTERLYMILLINERY 37 Green St., Xenia, Ohio We do Furniture $ Refinishing and Upholstering You Get The Benefit of Our Purchasing Power Regardless of Cost We Offer Our Big New Wall Paper Stock at The Lowest Prices Ever Offered in Greene County. Paint Prices Are Lower Fred F. Graham Co i Now 17 and 19 South Whiteman Street, Xenia, Ohio wh H e NE CO] State State blank state yeai'::, ■n’fclnd in th' April Willi Attori Finan hanks state i total i TreriPi aomen pe>iotl hid wi 3 « to f • The had a by the cupati' nutrihe , ers Wf abled memb 137,50 ,injurh and 3 infeefu. score: Atten nuts when and ] pigeo Ha- eastir WA11 you v Splcn by ini. strum string Novel Yodel nouhe the 1: he “ k Tht when trave" many Test Chari Depa1 ing. t regai1 pavtti of tl perm along regul Code. n FII ude! » arc irap ade». reeks Desl Will m .■ •Univei tibn o ner m . Club, by C. senget topics will o ' after i ed to ■ ticip&t the.Po Tiffin ? 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