The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 1-26

* t o o m u m u M bbrkalr , w m m r, J a n u a r y I , i m •* • *« * NTATROFOHIO * , d b pa r tm r n t o r a u d it o r o r s t a t e a# PiaaeuMBliaskJHKrif flwM reieiam o f Fu&ltft O fficM • WWp '-Wri^Wgri^riUr S^W to .—“ ^^JjBfEfiEdL^JLggjyg^fjAfi flf^ygmgMBNf* J i i iw ^ i f c i rnm m m w m * i p s p i i r s CEDARV1LIJI TOWJWWF, OJNMNE COUNTY, OHIO V For th* Fiscal Y t t r Baton* December SI, 1930. T>t*i &0«riM m i Y « m P»id During the Year 1930—33,5*5.15, Tax ¥»i»aflri»~ f»»»61,T99 ■fa* LevyrMMIlf GsdarviR* OWo, J * * W *, 199J, % hereby certify the foUowfii* report to bft eerrept W. M . TROUT*^ Township Clerk SCHEDULE A-I • CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT / GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS: (All except Pond Tnfterest and Stoking) Balance January 1, 1930 «„----- ,------------------------ 3 357,64 Receipts for the year —--------------------------- -------- 11,163,67 " T o t a l _______ __________________ ,,___ , — 311,611.31 Expenditures fo r the y e a r __________ ,-___ 11,138.92 Balance December 31,1930 — ----------------- - - 3 372,39 BOND, INTEREST AND SINKING FUND; f Expenditures-for the year Balance all Township Funds December 31,1930 3 372.39 Outstanding Warrontx, December 31,1930 ----- 488.06 Depositary Balance, December 31, 1930 -------- , 860.45 SCHEDULE A-II , ‘ GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS _ _ /Receipts and_Expenditurea of A ll Funds Except Bond, * ' ' Interest and Sinning Fund. * 1 Ordinary Extraordinary RECEIPTS: ' . ' ^ General Property Tax ------------ ---------------- 3 8,008.77_____ _____ Rents and Soldiers’ Relief -------------------— — . 1,487,8B% Cigarette Tax _____ ______ ______________ ^-------*. 6.13 ‘ S c h f i H i m (0taifeHiii 'I hm mum II Louden High Seheol B pf * W ttbw M ..— i — — * Sheets, i — 1 0 W r ig h t,* -------- , -------- 0 r~— ----- * Aarieoa, g O Barck, g „— „— 0 grins That "tfissr Yuan? g ( wokseaie to sR gad g a w « ef that iwrito. grift, toe* m *w *m in bad a* Total - __ _____ 4 C. H. 8. Meets B sm m iile Bowersville will bring three imams to play basketball in the local gym­ nasium this Friday. According to re­ ports Bower*ville teams will be strong contender* for honor places among the Greene Comity teams this season. This tilt will no.doubt be one of the interesting games of the year. Why not plan to be there? Don’t forget our teams go to James­ town, Tuesday, January 13th. I’lUMI jiugmig , MHH j rhyme 2 **> *** gjyeerie/iaHne, Mu ( I dl iiiiiL JiM Wmrn w m m » w T fllfarisrit. OHR cUe r*H*m atomasfc ^GAS WehwMI Betty Jeu**t ***,**««* b»«* ** to * »>tof eewad Franeea DeBeveo, .Dorothy Cooper, ^ ^ t . Uutflri other medicine, Kenneth Hasrt, Iran Jamieson, Charie. Adlerika sets on BGTRftwpgsr aod 9 W Allan, Dofc^r Jan# RWcoabaoh, )ewtt r smiri— -^poisono- ■yoni Arthur Jamiowm, and Eloanor Lot- imm mm& m * ■ohoros oon^ In t hourri ~ Let ASkndka} bowels and i’s Drugs, tre lt A Now Year song was then sangj^Mmao.yohn: stomaoh and Tf the onHre grade- A t the close of this song, Helen Robinson appeared on the stage, wheeling a baby baggy in which a dell represented, a. little 7ew Year, and on the side o f 'the mggy was a placard on which were the words, "Happy New Year to AH.* ta u t TPPW BOY SCOUT NEWS . . . . . . ~ .... - Inheritance Tax _s.r _,------------ - ----------—---------- Gas. Tmc __ _____ _— _____ ___ Depositary In te r e s t____ __________ i --------- ------- Total Receipts ',------------------------------ ------ - EXPENDITURES: # Compensation Trustees _________ _— _— — Compensation Clerk _____________1_:___________ General Supplies —----------------- -------- i _______ Bounty on Hawks _________ _— ___________ __■__ ^ Repairs and' Maintenance Town Hall Poor Relief-t-Medical Services_____ ___________ Burial Expenses - — _____________ Other R e lie f_________________ ___ Cemeteries—Compensation Officers and .Employes____ Libraries—Salaries — ______ _______ ______ ____ Other Expenses _________ ______ _ Gas Tax, Labor and Materials ----------------- -------- Road Maintenance and Repairs—Con tracts___ _ Road Machinery, and Tools —------ - Soldiers’ R e lie f-------------------------- * Expend itures___ ------------------ 184.72 1,400.60 66.17 11,153.67 '7.60 2.50 * 109.90 114.00 1,594.31 169.00 129-00 246.73 1,5.00 640.00 996.37 4,189.67 .222,00 9,004.88 1,394.54 1 - 517.60 1912.04 Librarian Report for the Year 1930 Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. .iBooks Loaned . 1 . Patrons Junior Patrons added Adult Patrons added *A-dult Patrons Junior Patrons ___ .... Days 'Open Number Of books loaned fo r year, 966'6; Total of Patrons,' 1316'; Total of Adult.Patrons, 689; Total of Junior Pattons, 735; Number Of days open, 275. , MARY L WILLIAMSON. Librarian. The chapel exercises for the grades last week were in charge of the third grade. Under the direction of their teacher, Miss Mildred Trumbo, they had prepared an interesting program which was given on New Year’s Day1 at one o’cjock. . The Scripture lesson was given by* Robert Hart, Junior Boa*er Roger Tullis, Ralph Dennehy, Russell Plenk- harp, Kenneth Hart, Mary Ross, Marr Qrie Vest, Hai'old Hart, and Joseph Baker. Each of these children re- peated mie of-the.Beatitudes, thus giv­ ing the Scripture lesson. The Lord's Prayer was then repeated by the en tire Bchool, after which a response was wasvsung by Betty Truesdale, The next number was a story, “The Fairy’s New Year Gift,” by Frances Patton. This was followed by a song, “New. Year Bells,” which was sung by Helen Robinson, Christene Willis, Elnor Williams, Robert Johnson, Wen­ dell Willis, and Robert Dueraom A recitation entitled, “Where Do Oh Year Go?” was given by .dale, after which Dorothy Jahe KfcH- enbach played a piano solo. \ A play called^ “Father Time’s Work shop” was next presented. The pro logue to the play was given by Frances Patton, after which the cur tain was drawn back to reveal the clocks in the workshop. Various kinds, of clocks had been made from cardboard and these were worn as masks by a number of boys, the boy’s face appearing in the center of the face of each clock. The boys, repre­ senting clocks were John Nelson, Fori Cooper, Harold.Wilson, Eugene Rader, William Ferguson, ’James Whitting­ ton, James Barber, Paul Dobbins, and Edward. Irvine. John McMillan took the part of Father Time, and esc 1 clock told him what ita work woul be on the earth below when it left hi a workshop. They also sang, “Die Clock Song" to him. Then as Father D ims and his docks le ft the stage* the en tire grade sang, “Good-By* 0 the Ol< Year.” . The New Year, who Was Emma Headquarters have been established in the roqm formerly ,occupied by,the Odd Fellows Lodge, In order that they may have a permanent location! donations o f chairs, tables, and coal oil lamps would be greatly sppre-’ dated. -Any decorations to make this, room attractive will be greatfully re-t ceived Is a community organization and needs the -support of people o f Cedarville, Visitors are always wel­ come on each Tuesday evening. RiWersi * Hesilsfh> si T iw illlli la Mmiautaa, ehsdta.a-Cd dths'Ird day, and chedka MakriainDunH days. W a h e i a J sW i ti . FOR SALE—Jersey and' Guernsey Cow/eady to freshen, sonnd and gen-- tle, -Call 2 on 181. UH% h ' / T U B C H E A T A M E R I C A N V A L V E A t f l i e Y s t t o s t l A n t o m o b l l e S h o w s © Chevrolet wins ■A first place •> - V 0 - for file fourth time First piece at the National Automo­ bile S h w e -a petition grunted on tliebs«bofaiiiUM li^M vdiuue~k again uwarded to Chevrolet. This is the fourtJTtKMMMontive time that Cbmoict has achieved this honor. And. the reason lies in the exceptional value which Chevrolet earn consistently provide. This year, In its bigger and better Si£« Chevrolet to offering an out- 4 standing exampleof the valuewhich ^ has brenght it such record sueeess. In fad , no previous Chevrolet car has ever represented such a high degree o f quality and advancement, and soldat such lowpricesas todayto ChevroletSix. » low prices « Rasdstelr, 9475{ Spert Roadster with nueblaaeet,$49Si Coach orStandardFive* WlntoWCoupe,9S45(Pl»«tou,9SlStStimd.” ard (tottpe, 9836; Sport Cpttps- (rutalds seat), 9875; Standard Sedan, 9838} Special Sedan, 9899. Spedal equipment extra. Mem ft e. b. Flint, Michigan. HEW CHEVROLET SIX d e a l e r I h d i f t o Cmam imn Sate*, L ang Chevrolet Co., , C w lw ir ilk , O U o . ... X m l,, Ohio AtAU iiAMHli m RHg9A0tgy ttX^rinuttbKft VRUiKS, M s. ta 914ft f t *, htn fasti MUMem /ETNAL IFE INSURANCE Third! National Bid*., aytoiL Ohio, . > Imnew quarters. Part ttoaer aad f ullc tim a ...7' ^ District. Menagsr. HENRY Si BAGLEY, *‘«neinm»nwiiiiini"rr"ji—*nnr—*r"“-......... Hotel Chittenden Completely redecorated and remodeled . , . o r it $300,000 spent in making the Hotel Chihvnnn t W logiral choice for the. traveler. Home or the Futple Cow” Coffee Shop. Large, comfortably xxxmm - j exceptional serviced Bates from $1.50 upward. Geo*A Weydig, Manager COLUMBUS, OHIO ' The Hutchismi fs Greene County’s Leading Store Since 1863 \ -ANNOUNCES- ^ 4 . ' ’ >• J $ •■-Off I IN semblj ’■a ■toco N risi to rep has three button| lias bel introdij ^approp' at* thl final a | New bl include! license | promisl Capitolf maker ThinJ city, dieativd improv| FtoX«a tamed | tering tSt . M. T h s S t s r e W i l l b e C t e e e d ** » N s A p p r o v a l s , N o L a y - W e d n e s d a y T s I t o r k s w a y s , N s C h a r g e s , N s R e t u r n s . A l l S a l e s , a t e ' G e e d s f e t U i e S a l e i* . » ■ ■ F i n a l . \ Stupendous savings are realized by everyone who conscientiously watches our advertisements 'and profits by the tremendous reductions offered in every one o f our departments. We are closing out many -*a. * 4 ' & ■ departments to make ready for Jh e changes to be made in our store which w ill be around the first o f March. , , * The entire store must be replenished with new m erchandise- therefore the old.mast go. The new store will include nothing but “Ready-to-wear and accessorise.'' ’ ** 0 -- H. ■ V * t v :, l «' .«‘.v A '7 v j to sa *■XeniB, fehio 1tlons jtrfnrn tstoly to all manage ' The oUttpile tary^ofl now ref pamphll Valqe a | -to the * which t l it dealij priecips to toe'fil -----— Civil J bald in] Cotomfc Ltosa, • Magiett GasstonJ Jaamar tieAa in | poritior tosdent enginee hi^iwai Speetorij caWen cewpetU GI - Char Pktoe, of Rout ■drill of “ ' « . Chiriea v. < ^ • - * caanmis 1 ' ‘j ;» ■ Is the } * 4 operate *, r ■■ i . ‘ 1 J . I aduw to ' I asd cat 1 . - ty^ to I ^ - g d .b e ! t K jh«ii|.tdug *ww \ »wi r 1 , i ■ I % i *****