The Cedarville Herald, Volume 53, Numbers 1-26

n m a e r u j i v i i j j c sh o u l d , ajfwl u , imo . JHMa OUR COMMUNITY LIFE This community is made up of individuals— > each a cog in the tremendous, machine of progress. That the machine run smoothly and carry us onward toward, greater success, each individual cog must do its share. •■/v ' ;■ A- .• - ■' v ■ - '.’* * > & . ■ va A.'"' - aa - . '•> ■■ vA- •’ - - ■v. ' a -- v ■/' a ■’ . . ■ -A . '*• •. ... - ■■/■'AA'A'A . * A -■V ... . A ' ... ‘ ,A. ■ A -'-AA 'A1'. / /'■ ;A/\ v =*: A* A 'A :_' v A. a . A v ' a ;■ A - A ; ' ■■" ■ ' A A ' ' ' a j , Our churches, our schools, our business institu- tions, our public and private enterprises, our present and our future each and all depend *upon the whole hearted cooperation of every member of the community. Let us all do our share. ■ * • • , / V , A ... •■ ■ ■ . A ■ ' ■ . ... . ■' '■■. l . . ■ ' - ■V .*- *’ It '*• . • ' . _ . fc - . ■ ■ ■ », ' • ’ OUR INTEREST IN THE WELFARE OF THIS COMMUNITY PROMPTS US TO SPONSOR THISMESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF CEDARVILLE AINU V IL /lJN l 1 Y O. P. Elias E. E . Neal C. E«Smith G. li. Masters Cedarville Bakery Richards’ Drug Store > Hilltop Service Station A. E. Huey Hardware Co. V. Rigio C. H. Crouse W M . Troute Cedar Inn I. C. Davis Karlh Bull H. H. Brown M. C. Nagley Robt. Bird &Sons Co. W.C.llifif James Bailey W, L. Clemans Old Mill Camp Ralph Wolford Cedarville Lumber Go* Cedarville Telephone Co. Hagar Straw Board & Paper Co. by WILSON GALLOWAY, Mgr. H. W. Evans Geo. A. Martindale Home Clothing Co* The Exchange Bank by L F. TINDALL, Caahier Miron I. Marsh, M. D. McMillan Funeral Home Hugh C. Schick, M. D. The Cedarville Community Club So much can be said about thfe life of this community—business, social, religious, Cedarville College and our High School, ad well as our manu­ facturing institutions. A new municipal waterworks and sewerage system is the latest asset to the town that will bring added Value to property with a protection to health Oh pat* witli the larger city. In writing to your friends do not fail to mention Cedarville and her advance in improve­ ments. Ho not fail to ^seff* Cedatville and the community when among strangers* Your town really has something worthwhile to talk about, By doing so you are not only helping yourself hut your town as Well. The n m e r c h i you ah FIFTY NEWS FBI * Columbus port of the tn Ohio fru 1929, has bt • It. Wilson a of State Cla peryises the cles and ad laws of Qhk the first nan f motor veliie, 1929 there 'vi ties in the j . 000 passengi hoga, 264,31' cas, 91,297; } 80,384; Mon 53,130; Mah 29,9N>; Butle ties have le' ears, they b gan, 3,011; 677; Carrol Paulding, Neigs, 4,766 4,979; Pike Geauga, 4,21 ing, 4,481; K 227. • Other coui for passenge Ashland,. B, Athens, 8,30 mont, 15,559; 21,978; Cler 175; Coinml “7,506; Craw . 021; Defianc. Erie, 9,850; 5,343; Fulto Guernsey, i Hardin, 7,50C 6,594; Huron Knox, 8,530; 7,604; Lickii . Lorain, 24,83 8,612; Mercc Muskingum, Perry, 6,608 age, 11,338; ' 321; Richlai Sandusky, 11 eca, 13,335; f 16,584; Unic 080; Warren. Wayne, 13,27 13,781; Wya The recen the Ohio Pe in the loss of has awakene fact that thi at the big ; remedied im quence 500 o! ferred to the several hum care of at pr in the very i The forty ■ tentiary, wht. block which . a kitchen ai own. These city to state repair work, etc. The m< everything w with no chefs amor Cooper requested hir. sent out. to t East Broad s that they wer the large ga tables, chain hot plates ar Was served,- with an appe It is needless joyed it. The third meetings arr ' rary Associal O f the State Marion on Ti district meel praise o f lib in the rcspec the statemen McCormick, meetings set 2nd, Elyria, 16th and Spi * Inspect G j > To promot ens in the dab , Green wad Greene tion sponsor , Wednesday hemes. In tkMt were Ft ^1 ftoricuHute < and J. A. SI extension dc Among t> A, Dobbin Farm, Cwl Jamestown eral pik« as d«nA in Xcti CWiah, L. Wolf and ) \