The Cedarville Herald, Volume 53, Numbers 1-26

IHE CEDARVILLE HERALD, APRIL 19, 1990 Stop! took ! Listen! Be prepared for old age. We pay 4 Per Cent on Savings Accounts. The Exchange Bank 0niMIBMIHWaiatBlt(tHilBliaillilll8iaMailHlflU'aitiuii:l!mi'WiniHnii'iBwiflH>hm>Him«imiHiuiiHiHiituiaiHi IIIWillMMIIMliW J. C Penney s Suggests T hi lese vp :ring c ■•♦Bit e r s ! The Dresses You W an t W ill Cost Only *6.90 ea ch fr&s Spring, your Sressc*. Should be n fr«h-lookiiig as apple-blossoms «• • as capti­ vating as youth itself! Thesa new silk dresses have the very essence o f springtime and youthfulness that can't help but make you look that way, tool In gay prints and love­ ly solid colors. Sizes for .woxceau misses and juniors. The AR D S LEY $24'75 Y o u 'll find t h a t o u r kn ow led ge o f smart style is reflected in ou r new se­ le ction o f S p rin g suits fo r m en And y ou n g men. W e have here th e right suit fo r every man and every o cca sion — smart in ap­ pearance, perfect in a t and rich in quality. Extra Pants, at $5.90 \| I (JhMM Beige Claire kid, With a broad atfap o f brown , lizard calf, finished with M bright metal<bticklt# - fashion* this Sma r t model, $ 3 5 8 Light-weight gunmetal calf oxfords for sum­ mer comfort and smart­ ness. Ask to see “The Ambassador,” prided st only . $ 3 , 9 8 J.C.PENNEYCO. 37 East Main St. Xenia, Ohio IFYOUNE®PRINTINGDROPIN LOCAL AND PERSONAL Hr. and Mrs. Forrest Nagley o f Middletown were Sunday guests o f Mr. and Mrs. M. C, Nagley. Mr. G. C. Weimer and son, Martin, who made a trip west and were gone several weeks, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs, H, If. Brown and daughter, Lois, spent Tuesday in De­ fiance as guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W: Prowant. MiBS Lois remained with her grandparents fo r an extended visit. The Ladies Aid o f the M. E. church will hold a market and bazaar at Clerk’s office, Saturday, April 19. You will want your home painted or decorated on the inside this spring. Call on Elmer Jurkat for estimates. 9 ■ —- - . .... ...... ..... Miss Susanna West o f Toledo spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. West, The Clifton Presbyterian Sabbath School will present a pageant “ In the Hearts o f Men,” Sabbath evening at eight o’clock. The girls of Cedarville College gave the annual mock wedding last Thurs­ day evening at the home,of Miss Ruth Marshall. Following the festivities which Were in due conventional form the guests were served refreshments. J ---------------- --------, ' Mrs, C, E. Masters was hostess to members o f the Rook Club at her home on Xenia avenue, Thursday evening. The D. A. R. was entertained Tues­ day evening at the home o f Mrs, W. J, Tarbox. ,The hostesses o f the even­ ing were Mrs. Fred Townsley and Mrs. Albert Powers, - ' Mrs. E. C. Oglesbee was hostess Tuesday afternoon-to members o f the Kudrantra Club at her home on Xenia avenue. Mrs, Lhura Cecil has returned to i her home in Van Lear, Ky., after be­ ing a guest for a week-at the home o f her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Masters. Dr. 0 . P. Elias was absent from his office several days this week suffering with an attack o f the grip. The first Union Communion Service ever observed here ,was held in the First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening with a large audience, repre­ senting the three local congregations in attendance. The service was very impressive and will no doubt be an an­ nual affair in the future. d r a m a t ic t r i a l The Dramatic Trial entitled “ Who Killed Earl Wright” will be presented in the Cedarville Opera House Wed­ nesday evening, April 23rd, a t eight o’clock, Thi* trial is the exact repro­ duction o f an actual murder case which was recently tried in a western city. Mr, George Hammond an attorney o f Dee Moines, Iowa, was in court during the trial o f a prominent young man o f that community who had kill­ ed his best friend while under the in­ fluence o f intoxicating liquor. The situation, facing this young man so impressed him that he produced a drama in the form o f a murder trial based upon the facts in thsi case. The bootlegger who sold the stuff by means o f which this young man be­ came intoxicated, was jointly guilty for the murder o f Earl Wright, al­ though he was never punished for this crime. Mr. Will JvFoster o f Cincinnati, and Mr. John Ekey o f Columbus, who take the parts o f the prosecutor and attor­ ney for defense, will be assisted in presenting this production by the fol­ lowing local people; . Judge, Hr, F . A. Jurkat; Mrs. French, Mrs. H, C. Shick; Defendant, Herbert Main; Mother o f Defendant, Mrs. S. C. Wright; Tony, the boot­ legger, W, W- Galloway; Court Bailiff, Rev. H. C. Gunnett; The Sheriff, Dr, W. P, Harriman; Coroner, Rev. R. A. Jamieson, Court Reporter, Roger Stor­ mont, Wife and two children, Mrs. H. if. Brown, with Ned and Lois. Jurors; Dr. W, R, MeChesney, Fore­ man; Dr. M. L Marsh, Dr. 0 . P Elias, Dr Leo Anderson, Prof. H, D, Furst, Geo. Hartman, Dr. H, C. Shlck, Mrs. A. E. Huey, Mrs. W, If. Barber, Mrs. Geo. Martindale, Mrs, J, S, West and Mrs. J. E. Kyle. The local pastors witnessed the presentation o f this drama at the Pastors Convention in Columbus in January, and are responsible for its j presentation in Cedarville next Wed-j nesday evening, and assure the c om -!1 munity that they will be both enter-1 tained and enlightened by this per-] formance. There will be no admission' charge, but an offering will be taken.1 THANKS FOR AID I RAIN WAS W&LCOMJ8D We wish to thank the girl* at the ] The warm rain Wednesday wax telephone exchange, neighbor* and gre*tiy welcomed b y farmers in as members o f the Cedarville Fire D «-; much as both grass and the wbxat partment that gave us aid during o u r ncede(j r(tjrJ, The wheat in mo*t place* recent fire. To all we are greatly js nct as promising as a yaar ago at indebted, ; this time according to farmer* but G. H. CRESWELL ] with suitable 'weather a fa ir crop can HUGH .TURNBULL, J r „ be expected. FOR RENT — Two story frame house with garage and garden. J. E. Kyle. FOR RENT—A good House with garden and garage, G.<H. Hartman, Money to loan on farm property, Ce- daryille Building & Loan Association. The Ladies Aid o f the M, E. church wi l l . hold a market and bazaar at Clerk’s office, Saturday, April 19. Easter showing o f the latest styles in men’s and boys’ caps at prices rang­ ing from 73c to $2.86. The very latest in men’s hats can be had in excellent quality at pracies from $1.98 to $4,49. Boys’ and children’s hats in all styles from 73s to $1.23. C. .A. Kelble, 17-19 W, Main, Xenia. TH E ENGLISH TEA ROOM | Jamestown, Ohio | Chicken and Steak Dinners $1 | Reservations Requested for Prompt Service | Gladys Slater Palmer Blanch Collette Irwin j Before marketing your live stock call f 1 THE SOUTH CHARLESTON STOCK YARDS !j / ' DAILY MARKET Phone 80 S. K . SMOOTS P. P. SMOOTS MONEY PAID WHEN WEIGHED Easter And what to wear on this Spring time occa­ sion are ever a delightful problem to woman­ kind? Our stocks and service make the prob­ lem easy. Whether it be a coat, suit or dress—you will find we are well prepared to please you and will welcome your visit. We are not forgetting the children. Our In­ fants and 2 to 6.department is actually crowd­ ed with dresses and little garments you will love to see. 7 to 14 girls are equally well pro­ vided for. The accessories to complete ones costume are extremely important this year. The hat, the shoes, hosiery, bag, jewelry, scarf, handker­ chief—all are here in fashionable styles and colors. JCBET Xenia, Ohio You Will not be disappointed in. mak­ ing your Easter selection o f footwear ] whether fo r young or old. We have a 1 line for all members o f the family and you. will select from the largest stock j in Greene county. C. A. Kelble, 17- | 19 W. "Main, Xenia. . . ■ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Richards had for i their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, George Arnold and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, Mr. - and Mrs. Lewis Gockerill o f New Paris, and Miss Car­ rie Whitacre and Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Weyman find three daughters o f Mid­ dletown. ' The twenty-one census enumerators appointed for the county gathered in, | Xenia Tuesday at the request o f W. H. Story, Springfield, census super­ visor for the district, where they were given supplies and final instructions. I Mrs, Della Johnson will take the cen- ] suS in the village and Cedarville township. The enumerators will as-* semble again on April 18 for the first | check-up. A*. ... • : ; EASTERSHOWING OF LATEST STYLES I MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS - | <73c. 98c, $1.23, $1.49, $1.73, $1.98, $2.25 § MEN’S LATEST HATS ! [ $4.49, $3.98, $3.49, $2.98, $2.49, $1.98 j Boys’ And Children’s Hats $1.23, 98c, 73c. A ll Latest Styles. f » 'I Mr. John Stormont, who suffered a I paralytic stroke several days ago, i While looking after Some work on his farm, shows some improvement. Mr, Burton Turner who has been ill | for some time was taken to the Mc­ Clellan hospital Monday fo r treat -1 ment. Money to loan on village property, Cedarville 'Building & Loan Associa­ tion. A good suit for lAftter for men or boys can be had from our big stock o f I spring and summer clothing We can suit you and please you at prices rang­ ing from $12,98 to $24.90 fo r men. In bojfs long pants suit* from $8.95 to 1 $13,90, Boys’ knee suits that will wear well and just suit the boys at j $4.98 to $9.86. Knieker suits for younger boys, a wonderful selection, | ]98c to $2.49, (3. A. Kelble, 17-19 W. Main, Xenia. To Holder# of Cities Service I* th» aammon alack realty a barialn at currant urlaact Wa* thara *var any raal bait* far tbi raaant blab af Mf _ , Can It avar again ranch that lavalf Haa CHIat Servian Anally ranch** tha limit af ft* nasilbtlltlaa an a* many CaMhahlta with Intgraanlv* ratarXa ivant- ually dal ,. ' Learn tha truth abaut Cltl** Barvlaa. Sen* * aanta tar bbftblata Un- ta-*afa rayart. ■, . Frataat yaur Inveatmant by lattin* tha faett. Rudolph Kleybolte St Go., Inc, 414 Walnut #t. Dayt Cl Cincinnati MEN’S FURNISHINGS Dress Shirts 98c to $2.98 Ties 25c to 98c Underwear 49s to $2.49 A ll Latest Styles Men's And Boys' Sweaters 98c to $4.98 Latest Belts, Hosiery, Gloves, Bath Robes, Night Shirts, Pajamas A ll Latest Spring Styles W e sell the best mak We sell the beat makes of Work Clothing st Lowest Prices. Overall*, Jackets, Work Shirts and Solid Work Shoes. 11,ftiHimmftiMHMttiftiirtimifliHHnmidi f EASTERSTYLES | ! Men’s Fine Suits I | $24.90, $22.50, $21.00, $19.85, $16.49, | 1 $12.98 | s § ] Boys’ Long Pants Suits | 1 $8.95, $9.85, $10.90, $11.50, $12.48, I | $13.90 | £ f I Boys’ Knee Pants Suits I | $4.98, $5.98, $6.49, $7.95, $8.90, $9.85 | 1 Men’s Fine Trousers f | $5.49, $4.98, $4.49, $3,98, $3.49, $2.98 | Others Cheaper 1 Boys’ Knicker Knee Pants | 98c, $1.23, $1.49, $1.98, *$2.49 I 79FINEOVERCOATS j TO CLOSE OUT 1 ATHALFPRICE 1 LARGESTSHOEDEPT. 1 1 I I IN GREENE COUNTY . I I Footwear for Ladies, Misses, Children, | Men and Boys. W e w ill save you I money on footwear. A ll latest styles. S' . w j Best makes rubber boots. Where Yon Save Mo«*y C. A.KELBLE’S BIGCLOTHINGANDSHOESTORE 17-19 W. Main Xenia, Ohio