The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 27-52

I < e i u r v i i . it : ’ i i e a l d , r f c u A Y , “!T> ir«,# « 4 « * V -ii"* ^vc-iy-Shuto* c m m c m m mmmmmM con riLis) i K ^ f f S r S S o y k n i f e WITHOUT LOSS OP TIME A w iU M iii toatoM xt to r internal and pretruding pile*. Require* f e m tom to m m treetnanto a t interval* o f about one* a week fo r a **r* o f the av*r»f* t«M i A lso the Idpal Non-Confining Method o f Treatment fo r Fintul**, Prariti* Am (itching) and Fissure, etc. DE, J* A. YODER Ostoepathk Physician and Proctologist I t , 1#,*Q Steel* Bldg., Xenia W mb #884 •Vfrwn»iwiHMiinaawniM«i»m>niinmii>ii>n>i)MniiiiniiieM»imimi»iii‘inrtnrifT““f.wf*,‘“M“ *",v‘“ ,‘ir“e^ COURT NEWS 'ASKS TO SRU , REAL ESTATE E ka B, Harne**, guardian o f Sa­ mantha Hanwsa, ha* filed suit in Com man Plea* Court, asking authority to sell real estate. AH of- tha a**«t» o f tta estate has be*n disposed o f in fu ll and the amount, $2,235, used fo r the ward. Marcus McCallister, at­ torney. The N. S. Talbot Company * DAYTON, OHIO INVESTMENTS High Grade Industrial Preferred Stocks, Government and Municipal Bonds. Corporation Bonds.* ' Investment Trust Issues, v W e buy and sell stocks and bond# in all markets, and shall appreciate your inquiries. ( 1 Call Our Greene County Representative, PAUL B. YOCKEY, Phone 1079. , Xenia, Ohio. li RiiuiuniiinnniimniiinHfinniiniiniH! H o te lC h it te n d e n . , ’ » V < Completely redecorated and remodeled . . . over t N fltmH sendee. Rates from $1.70 upward. G o o . A W e y d ig , M a n a g e r COLUMBUS, O H IO umi i in m> .... ~1—*: gmmd$ o f ***** **$)*«* « 8 9 8 r. L ward *< M stsdr Hi H e was * } » give* gad ifc* plaintiff order­ ed to pey- |*5 vank.iy gMmeey. Jasephht* i t tmhnH was given a di- v»roe from Paroy Ifioshmll and reator- «d to her amide* mum o f Armstrong The charge was giro** neglect o f duty, MOST PAT AMMONY E, E. Hjufoad, Osborn, .is bask in h it alisMMf psymmit* t^s the o f $1,120 and has bee* ordered to pay beck payments a t the rat* o f $30 a month. No payment has been made to support his form er w ife, Billa Hoa- ford and children since last April, Calvin R , T itle*, Fairfield, has filed s e t t l e m e n t is m a d e . . Partiees to the action having agreed upon » compromise settlement opt o f court fo r $260, the suit filed by Chris- topher Anderson against the Ameri- • * , * , * , can L ife and Accident Insurance Co., ^ ^ has been dismissed in court and the insurance cancelled. W IFE GIVEN DIVORCE ' Mildred Alice Grooms has been giv­ en a diyorce from Chester Grooms in Common Pleas Court, She had been given' custody o f their minor child and restored to her maiden name. GIVEN JUDGMENT . . Eber Barnett has, won -a cognovit judgment fo r $186 against J , M. Wal­ ton and A lice M. Tobey in the Cotufc o f Common Pleas. TEACHER LOST. SUIT her suit in Court o f Appeals seeking mandamus action- against the Xenia Twp. board pf education tp reappoint- her as teacher. Thdvcourt held that “no duty is specially enjoined upon the township board to consider the application o f an qld teacher before a new teacher can be employed” . profits against Kattie Grindle, e t ab John fi- Titlowy kis brother, died in­ testate February 7, ,1080, and plaintiff say* he 1* entitled to one-fourth o f the decedent's property- Morris Rice .is attorney for plaintiff. > _• * WILL IS PROBATED . The w ill o f Dr, W . A . Galloway, historian. and .prominent physician, has- been admitted fo r probate. The eeatate includes’ personal property at $26,000. with no undue up real estate, William Lydn Galloway- and sister, Mrs. Etiiateh. Galloway Maccautay, were named co-mdscutor*. o f -the es­ tate. The court named L ; Steinfels, James J. Curlett and A) E. Faulkner as^ appraisera o f the esta te._______ __ ORDER DISTRIBUTION Frank McCurran,” administrator o f the estate o f Harley BreakoR, t lw if3-' ed, has filed a report showing receipts o f $425~as claim against the Pennsyl­ vania Railroad Co., by reason o f the wrongful-death, o f Breakall. The‘ Pro­ bate Court ordered the sum distribu­ ted among the beneficiaries. FINANCE CO. GETS JUDGMENTS a - ■ V' ' . . . . . - «*ab' The Pickaway County Fnance Co., Circleville, O., has been given note judgments in Common Pleas Court a- gainst Ralph Horney, Xenia, fo r $866- 3.8, and against Minnie .Hamilton, Ce- darville fo r $777.75. FORECLOSURE ACTION Foreclosure o f m ortgage-ow ing to alleged non-payment o f an obligation is asked by John T . Harbine, Jr., in a suit against Fred L. Matson and Madge Matson with the R. D . Adair Co. named co-defendant. Jl DIVORCES GRANTED j, Ida Lehman has been given a di- rorce from Frank H. Lehman on the Irven M. Coy, Beavercreek , Twp., ’rural school district lias brought an injunction suit in Common Pleas Court on the ground that the contrac­ tor, fo r the new school, building,- The W. H . Howard Construction Co., Co­ lumbus, -Was. using inferior materials and violated-’ provisions o f the con­ tract that would pet a large profit in the erection o f the building. The building is being erected on the Xenia and -Dayton pike east o f Zimmerman. APPLESFOR SALE at J, H. Nagley fruit farm, 50, 75, 51 a bushel. Phone 137F5 Iw inM iit Ike. BHad The American RraiUe Press has per­ fected a system p t teaching simple mathematics to the blind by mean* o f the touch system. Raised figures and symbols are substituted for the dots which wem fused formerly. YOU C a y LESS AT ' 3 5 West M s ib -Xenia s e g t «■ - ^ $ , ' & . ” ~ 1 - - C * r f. % * - / / / - s i i v s ■ :0 m o i x e s t o Y ■ m m s - - i flw ia * r j . v « A Phantasy of Fairyland Will FriskThrough DAYTON THANKSG IV ING DAY MORN ING A T 10O 'C LO C K carrying mirth and marvak from the Fairgrounds to tha Monumant and hack again RIGHT DOWN MAIN STREETI Gather Round! Look Sharp! See the weird Oofty-Goofties from Harem-Scaram Land— saa MICKEY MOUSE and Minnta, thoia rol­ licking rodents of movia fame. Sea the glittering Golden Dragon with its guard of s!ant**yed Chinese Mandarins and Maidans. Alica-in-Wondarlandl Toonerville trollcyl Ail the Gumps) MARVELS— THRILLS-LAUGHS \ * / . 1 ») ■ftf * f YA " r i> * S > - 'i t SANTA IN PERSON t When fhe parade reaches Rika’s, Santa will disappear down the chimney to stay in Toyland until Christmas. See him ‘ there with his secretary, Brownie ------------------ ”--------TmkteBeHl------- ^ :-------- TOY COLORING CONTEST t FOR KIDDIES UNDER 14 52 valuable merchandise prizes totaling $130 given for the best work. Register infToyland, You must beaccompiniad byaniduHv T H # Daytefi, OWe NOMUJrtSMG ' The fsmeu eswned m il' ^Mn^ecl a* .kusiad ev wqtad by -tk* fattewhur ju r -j son* ax* posted ageimet hentiug e c; treepausioff with d og or gun*. IE. L, Stormont, Currey MeSlroy Gtorge Msrtindsla W , R . W stt * Mr*. Minnie McMillan, W , S . Hopping - Messie^ Creek Cemetery Assoc. A. H. Creswell FOR SALE—We Have, in this vi­ cinity, a practically new Baby Grand Piano, which w * are forced to repos­ es*. This account w ill he transferred to « Yclieble party fo r the balance due. Terns $8.00 per week. A lso, have a studio s in upright piano a t .term* o f $2.00 per week W rite, giving refer­ en ce s'to FACTORY r e p r e s e n t a -.' TIVE, care this newspaper, * For Sale—Graded Patoskey pota­ toes a t 40c and 76c a bushel on - the farm . L , R, Jacobs, Clifton, Exchange 666 ReUeves a Headache or Neuralgia la $$ minutes, checks a Cold the firstday,' and checks Malaria in three day*. € 6 6 a ls o in T a b le ts . eiiiimitiitiMmuuiiiiiiMifiiimitMMimiiiiHmtiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiir j . . hO Am AND . . . ! I. . . INSURANCE . . . | 1 . , , - 5 | We W ill Loan You money on Your | I *AUTOMOBILE I *■' - . ‘ ■ - - ^ .8 | Farmers* Special Rate. On I INSURANCE | A Saving Can Be Made on Insur- | - ance by Calling Us j RELDEN & CO., Inc., f I Steele Bldg. * Xenia, O. I 1 Phone 28 I to "COME and CO" Natural Gas Is Har Servant O f f for the afternoon without * . carel H e r dinner is in the oven, but it won’t bum* W a te r is heating) but it won t boll away. There’s a fire in bar furnace or but'It won’t go out. She is free to come end go. Nature! Gas is her servants Today the modem woman knows release age-old '•bondage'’ of the home. She is fw e to come and go, free tq dance and, play and,read'end relax, free to really live. ' Natural Gas, with new benefits discovered contin- . ually, gives women leisure and ease. It cooks iood forjher and cooks it better, more easily. It provide! hot water for scores of uses. It heats one room or the entire house without the firing and tending that - accompany ordinary heating methods. It Solves problems and lightens burdens— at such a frugal cost . If you are accepting the many services of Natural Gas, you know what a friendly, accommodating servant it really js . You are free to xom e and go . If you have not accepted the full services of Natural Gas, you have the cheering prospect o f knowing some day what a happy lot the role of housewife can really be. / ~ ^ . ;■ • The ' ' " ; ? Dayton Power & Light ’ i t ' - C o n f fm n y ’ ^ V I I - Again W E REPEAT Compare the mines, prices andservicewe give you with those of any Other tire dealer or distributor of special brands* The lowpricesoi*rubberendcotton giveFirestoneunusualadvantagesdue So theirworld-wide facilities in securing theserawmaterials.andthelr efficientmanu> fafttiring. With Firestone's most economical distributingsystem*.with over 600 branches, warehouses and service stores, we can secure a complete line of freeh Flrestone tlres, tubes, batteries, brake lining, rims and accessorial,within a few minutes* to a fewhours* time and'give our customers values and service that awe not duplicated* COMPARE j VALUES - S i x*d ; »th»- A :A \ v y S r i ' A 1- Firtatonciui thisyearaddedmore rubbertothatrea whichgive*20% to25% more safe mileSje beforet e Imdjninimooth /•» Tha FIrastoneDoubleCord Breaker(Ivesy°uSIX and EIGHT plies under the tread*—spreads road shocks— Isssenapunctures—gives over 50% strongerunion be. tweentreadandlirabodysehichensureslongertire life andgreatersafety. Lbs rubberpenetratesererycord andcoatseveryfiber by tha patentedGum-Dipping process—thus not only everyceed, but everyfiberwithinthacords, U insolatedt thisgirasyen25% to40% addedtireUfo. v'vSI.N V ' -*.* U p i « r s LJ>J < 3 r• * -- * i l i t A l l COM PA R E C O K S T 1 U J C T I O N _ f Just eae *f the essrl . m u s t l e r s r j - j ' - j a l Our Tiro Rnbbssr yplonc. • * • • • Weight « • • * • . . • • Width • * * » * • • • PlieeatTread. • • • v • • *lhidkueee of Tire. * • . • Price • , . . * • . « • 18 9 cu. in. 58.9811 ms *79 in* 8 plica ^ *599ito 99.8% ★ MallOrfierTln 1 5 $ c n . i n . 4 * 7 * h * . S plica *598 ha*' 8 9 * 5 9 t|A MMa8 Ordefe^eV^SpeckdBrand” tire ismadeby somaunknownmM&st- B itswr andeeld under n name that does not Identify Wait* the pubUa, nsnally haeanea ha hnllds his “ first grade” dros amder hie emt name. 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