The Cedarville Herald, Volume 55, Numbers 27-52

« V « f * Wg :«<PM |i t o c u . AND PERSONAL Mr*. Arthur Evans underwent ml operation, Thursday at the Springfield City Hospital, MISS OGM2SBEE MARRIED IN I.O V JSm i.K , K Y „ SATURDAY Mrs, Waiter C°rry has been out o f The W. I* W. Club met at the Li- senool this week on account o f illness, toysry Tuesday, July Sth. The meeting „ was cslisd to order >>y the President, Marshal H, A . McLean has been ill .Dora O’Bryant.. A fter the business this week, being threatened with meeting Mias Hanna helped the girls pneumonia. ■ with their record books. The Leader „ took the picture fo r the Secretary’s Mr. W» it., Barbei' is critically- ill book. A fter the recreation hour the at his home suffering with sugar dia- meeting was adjourned. The next bt'tes* meeting will he held at the Library, _ . . , Y ',""L— Tuesday, July 6, at the Library. Thirty friends enjoyed games and a picnic dinner on the lawn o f the Hos­ tetler home, the evening o f July 4th. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Owens o f De­ troit, Mich., spent the week-end here with the former’s mother, Mrs. W. H. Owens. Mrs. Leroy Davis, w ife o f Prof. Leroy Davi3, teacher o f Mathematics in CedarviUe College, is very ill at her home in Columbus with tubercular meningitis. No hopes are held fo r her recovery . The S and 8" four-H club held its meeting a t the school house, July 6. The meeting was opened by singing Judge and Mrs. S. C. f r i g h t had 1“We’re Ohio’s Sons and Daughters” , for their guests, over the Fourth, Rev. Mias Radford explained to us how to Miss Josephine Anld gave a de­ lightful dinner party Tuesday evening with ten guest8 present honoring M isb Edna Genevera Jamieson, who will on the twenty-seventh o f this month be­ come the bride o f Mr, Frank Edward Frenchburg, Ky, The table d e c ^ j n s were in pink and White and a delicious three course dinner was served. During the evening the guests were entertained at games. | Church Notes j James L. Chesnut, wife and son, o f Richmond, Did., and Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Peterson and family o f Frankfort, Ohio. Don’t forget the Young People** fill therecord books and told us about our exhibits. Mrs. Pearl Whitmyer gave us an examination. The club had their picture taken for the secre­ tary's -book. Demonstrations were giv­ en by Mary J, Townsley and Virginia Societies Union Picnic Tuesday even-j Townsley. The meeting was adjourn­ ing, July 12 All wishing -to attend ,ed, will meet at the First Presbyterian Church at 6 P. M. supplied with a cov­ ered dish. Those vyho'desire to swim bring bathing equipment. The following invitations were is­ sued this week: “ Rev. and Mrs.' Ralph A . Jamieson announce the marriage o f their daughter, Edna Genevera, to Dr, C. L. Kimmell, Cincinnati, who jMi\ Frank Edward Wiley on Wedries- was formerly located here as a prac-jday, the twenty-seventh day o f July, ticing dentist, stopped here Saturday nineteen hundred and thirty-two, Ce- evening on his way to Camp Perry, {daiville Ohio. A t home after Septem- where he will be encamped with the her first, Frenchburg, Kentucky.” The 107 Cavalry, O. N. G. The annual two •bride is the- second daughter o f Dr. week’s summer camp is being held. and Mrs. Jamieson and has been con- ---------- ------------- neeted with the faculty o f the United Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wetzel, of Presbyterian Mission School, in New Riegel, Ohio, are announcing the h r®nchburg. Mr. Wiley has also been "birth o f a daughter, Eloise Mary, at teaching and a coach in the same Mercy Hospital, Tiffen, Ohio, Sunday, 5Cbool. .■■■>■.. « July 3rd. Mrs. Wetzel was formerly Dr. w . wife and Miss Helen Stewart and will be re- Miss Mary Ruth Wham and Mr. Blair membered here as a graduate o f Ce- Brasel o f Illinoi leave Monday onfl dam lle -High School an.d College. trip East to visifc wjth Rev. Thomas Mr Wetzel is cashier o f the State Turner in Quincy> Mass. The trip is Bank at New Rigel. ' to be made, by motor and stops will ” 1 be made at Gettysburg, Mt. Vernon, EARN .SUBSTANTIAL ^ Selling Penny-a-Day Accident find ton and New York City. Sickness policies. Also dollar a year Burglar policy- Write 815-KA, Guar-, antee Title Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Lucile Johnson is visiting with friends in: Greenfield this week. R everse P hone charges ’ MAIN OFFICE Columbus, Ohio E .G .Buchsleb.lnc. CALL ,‘REENE COUNTY FERTILIZER . Tel. 810, Xenia. O. P I L E S . end all other rectal dl'.Oi dars,., together with Varicose Veins, may be pain’essly and per­ manently healed by our mild office methods. . " THE DAYTON VARICOSE CLINIC S uite I a M» 2. R adii bldg , dayton . Ollid Fount m and jeffehson 5 ts .* FonMRtlLVTOEOFFICESOFPR» O, B. LONONSCKBN W RITE FOR FREE BOOKLET > Local friend* o f Miss Dorothy Oglesbco, were given a surprise at tha FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH announcement o f her marriage Sat-i tx . ^ . urday to Mr. Marion Harvey Jackson} Dwieht 0uthn®‘ p“ tor* o f that city. The ceremony wag per-1 Sabbath School, 19 A . M, Prof, A. formed at the Fourth St. Presbyerian Hostetler, Supt, church by. Rev. Weigh at B o’clock, j < Subject; “ The Call o f Moses.” (Ex- The bride is the charming and ta]- 2:11 to 4:20) ented daughter o f Mrs. E. C. Oglesbee ’ Morning Service, 11 A . M. o f this place. The ceremony was wit- ‘ Children’* talk: “ The narrow golf nessed by the bride’s mother, and her c°nr*e." brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and1 Sermon text: “ I was a stranger, and Mrs. William Anderson o f Xenia. She ye t°ok m e *n«,’ wore a gown o f white silk crepe with Young People’s Society will meet white footwear and hat with other ( unl®W otherwise announced) at the white accessories. . church at 6:4£>. Following the ceremony Mr. and c^iurc^1 * t 8 P* N - Rev. Hutchison will Mrs. Jackson went immediately to Preach the sermon, their new home, 1439 Quadrant Ave., .Union Evening Service ;in this Louisville, j Mid-week prayer service will meet Mrs. Jackson is a graduate o f C & on Wednesday at 8 P. M. The Pas- darville H ig h ‘ School and Cedarvill* tor'3 subject will be “ Barnabas, the College and attended Wittenberg and.Chastened." Wisconsin University. For the past M. K. GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE HOLDS GRADUATION EXERCISE four years she has taught English in the Troy High School. She is an ac­ complished musician. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Rev, R. A , Jamieson, Pastor. Sabbath School 10 A. M. J. E. Kyle, ) | CAN BE CURED | HEMORRHOIDS (OR PILES) W IT H O U T USE O P K N IFE „ | W IT H O U T LOSS O F T IM E I | A successful treatment lo r 'internal and protruding piles, Requires | i from four to seven treatments intervals of about once a week fo r a | I cure o f the average case. Also the Ideal Non-Confining Method of | jj Treatment for Fistulae, Pruritis An: (itchingl and Fissure, etc. § | DR. J. A. YODER ; j 5 ' Osteopathic Physician and Proctologist | | 18, 19, 20 Steele Bldg., Xenia * ! I Phone 334 I * ....... i \ C. F. SELF BARBER SHOP (Located in Room Formerly Occupied by Service Hard­ ware Co.) CIGARS,CIGARETTES,TOBACCO, SOFTDRINKSANDCANDY Pool and BiUards * - W e Invite a Share of Your Patronage M a l a S t r e e t , C a d a r v l U a Ohio FOB S U E AND WANT ADS PAY BIO Mr. Jackson is a son o f Mrs. A. C. Supt. Jackson, Sidney, 0 . He is manager,' Preaching Service 11 A. M. Theme: for the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co, in the “ The Secret o f Happiness." Louisville District, Y, P. C. U; 7 P. M. Subject, “ Have • .— --------- —— I- a Right to Live My Own L ife?” Delbert Andrews, 12 near Cedar-1 Union Service, Presbyterian church ville, underwent an operation for the ® Sermon by Rev. Hutchison."' removal o f his tonsils by Dr. R. L, Haines, Jamestown, Friday last. Little Clara Galloway, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Galloway, cele­ brated her fifth birthday with a party at her home Saturday afternoon. For Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 P. M. Choir Rehearsal, Saturday 8 P. M. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN . Clifton, Ohio Robert H, French, Pastor Sabbath. School, 10 A . M. Mr. Gor- this event twenty-six children were don Kyle, Supt. entertained as her guests. Her birth- j Morning Worship—IT A.- M. Sub- day fell on Monday but Saturday was ject—“ The God o f Silence.” Psalm 46: chosen for the event. Following re­ freshments, games were enjoyed* and a fireworks hunt in the yard was an interesting feature. TWO FAIRS DROPPED Two county fairs in this section are to be dropped according to officials in charge. The Clark County Fair and the Clinton county fair have been sus­ pended fo r this-year at least owing to financial conditions due to the depres­ sion. . 10 . The X ; P, C. U will meet, at 7:30 P. M. in the church. The topic—“Have I a Right to Live My Own L ife?” J. Robert Collins is the leader. The tegular monthly meeting o f the session will be held Tuesday, July 12, at 8 P. M. in the pastor’s study. Tho subject for Btudy at the Mid­ week Prayer Service is the prophet Elisha. The service will be held in the church, Wednesday, at 8. Tho choir will practice at the church Friday evening at 8. The Mode Speaks in Accents of Fur By CHERIE NICHOLAS N OW Isn’t It Just like whimsical, fickle fashion to inaugurate a program of fur trimming and It springtime with summer Just about to begin? It’s exactly what this crea­ ture of moods and fancies has done—; Cuffed the newest, smartest suits with fur, edged the flowing sleeves o f sheerest evening frocks with fur, the latest light woolen street dresses are likewise bordered with fur and even the vivacious little, Jacqnettea which flourish In the modes of the ltour take on a dash of < dainty fur. There’s this about the stnart-looklng and novel touches of fdr which grace sor many of the new1 suits, they cer­ tainly have an up-to-date, tills sea­ son’s air about them which proclaims for the models they trim tile fact of their being o f last-minute origin. For tho most part it Is the sleeve which boasts o f a dtfsh of fur in the form Of cuffs and bandings arranged In ways unique. A characteristic feature of the new fur cuffs and bandings Is that they are located, for the most part, above the wrlstllhe. The fur on the sleeves of the suit to the left in the picture IS smartly positioned, just below the el­ bow, as you see. Tills suit is navy, which Is in perfect keeping with the color mood which fashion has taken on in favor o f blues o f every degree. Beige fox achieves an effective con­ trast. The scarf worn with Ah) suit Is also in tones o f beige enlivened wltii bi-colored Insets o f red and bright blue. Much of the charm o f the late spring and early summer suits Is due to the fascinatin'? lightweight woolens of which they are made. Homespun, sheer crepy and pebbly weaves, also diagonal effects and especially .the hew lacy openwork woolens in grays’ and beige and in lovely pastel mono- tones are important in the list of smart snitlngs which aro taking on accents of for in harmonious color blendings. The .vogue for white-Is reflected in suits of white flannel, white' jersey and white tweed, their cuffs of white fox giving them an air o f distinction Gray Woolen wifi: a rough pebbly fin­ ish fashions the youthful bolero suit il­ lustrated to the tight. Gray fox clev­ erly semi-borders the short sleeve. The skirt is fitted to slenderize through means of shapely -gores back and front. Styling, .color, material and the favored touch of fur combine to make thts model a worthy exponent of that which Is newest in spring salts, Tlie tipper little sketch presents a modish street dress o f sheer woolen. Blouse and capclet sleeves cut all in one as is this model is the “last word,” also the straight buttoning up the front and the coliartess neckline. The bordering o f self-colored fox lends a final note Of chic, 1 In the evening mode as well as dur­ ing the daytime hours, a touch of fur is ever present. The brief little jaCqnette pridefutty boasts of fur- bordered sleeves, after the manner of the now-so-fashionablq tled-al-the-bust wrap pictured in the little sketch be­ low. ( f i l i f t , W w U ra W »w*pfcp« Union.) The Golden Rule Circle class o f ths M. E. church met at the home o f Mrs. Della G, Johnson, on Xenia ave, Thursday evening, June 80th- The nieeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. Elias, Mrs. Maywood Homey had charge o f the Devotions, About forty members answered roll call and after the business meeting committee had planned graduating ex­ ercises o f the College o f Hard Knocks, which all enjoyed. The following members composed the graduating class: Jemima Lindemuth Blair, De­ partment o f Voice; Samantha Evan­ geline Masters, Department o f Eng­ lish; Clarabelle Delilah Elias, Depart­ ment o f Dramatics; Margaret Emma- line Cummings, Department o f Piano; Naomi Poinsetta Horhey, Department of English; Fern Wilhelmetta MicCal- lister, Department o f Dramatics; Al- vira Valetta Hutchison, Department o f Agriculture. Speaker o f the even­ ing, Judge o f National Supreme Court Arabella Jennings West, who also re­ ceived the Honorary Degree, Diplo­ mas were presented by the Dean of Women, Constance Jessica Johnson, Dainty refreshments were then served by the committee. For Sal*:- Farm Produce, Craaw, Eggs, Milk, 20c gallon. Bring contain­ er*. Punkle Farm, K y l e Bead. & £ . MILLS FOR RENT—-House o f eight rooms and hath, Garage, Excellent location on North Main St., Codarvill*. Inquiro J. A. Finney, Xenia, 0,, Phone 1241. LAND PLASTER to be &ed in­ stead o f lime on melons, potatoes, etc. Will not burn the -plants and .acts as a fertilizer and carrier of. poisons, Stiles Company, S. Detroit 4fc Hill Sts. Xenia, Ohio Phone 298. (4t) WANTED—I am now prepared ta resume my trade a* arpafete? and deaerator, interior and extarior work, U In need e f such zerriee. let me give yon an eetimate.. Phene 148. (4fc) Elmer Jjtrkah 606 LIQUID — TABLETS — SALVE fM Liquid or Tablets need IntenpaFy and Salve,externally, make a « m k plete and effective treatment fer Old*. Moat Speedy Reuwdim Known Mr. Owen Peters, Clifton, and Mis* Agnes Ann. Carroll, daughter o f Mrs. Bernard Carroll, Springfield, were united in marriage at Sh Raphael Church, Springfield, Thursday morn­ ing at 7:30. Mr, Peters is-employed in Springfield. \ . The CedarviUe Softball team won from the Mt, Tabor team Wednesday by a score o f 15 to 7. Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith has : moved into the second floor appart- ment- o f the Wolford residence on Xenia avenue, at Miller street. Mr, Victor Sullivan of Charleston, W. Va., accompanied by his grand-son Victor Sullivan, Jr., have been guests this week o f Dr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Elias. Miss Geneva piemans, has returned home after spending two 'weeks with her grandpnrents, Prof, and Mrs. F. M. Reynolds in St. Bernard, 0 , Dr. Leslie Dean ami family o f Olcve- landraporsttho FouiWwflFHtti’*.. Mary Ilarbison. Mrs, llarblaOk accompan­ ied them homo for a visit, Rev. and Mrs. C. A, Hutchison and family spent afew days the past week visiting relatives in St. Louisville, O. Mrs. Hutchison and daughter, Fran- ces„ Bettie and Dwight, are visiting this week, with friends In Plain City. ] VIAVI ! | A Family Remedy fo r dp- | | mestic administration. Ex- % | amining Physician every | | Monday. 35l/o N. Foun- 1 | tain, Springfield, O. | KEEN KUTTER RAZOR Y STROP DRESSING By Mail— 25c box SOOT REMOVER Cleans flues. Prevents fires. Saves fuel. By mail, S oz. box 50c. KORN KURE— Mighty Fne By Mail 25c bottle , J. B. STRONG,. 238 N. West St.; Xenia, 0 . TUBERCULIN TESTED MILK Delivery Morning and Evening Milk—7c Quart Milk—4c Pint \ Cream—15c Pint COTTAGE CHEESE— 10c Pt, 20c Quart HARRY HAMMON o WHEAT I am arranging to buy Wheat and have pro­ cured a Blower Loader, Call or see me before you sell. THRESHING COAL Car load Dana Block in yard at Special Low Price for Threshing. The best Steam Coal on the Market. C. L. McGuinn TELEPHONE— 3 •South Miller St. . CedarviUe, O . YOUR DEALER IN CEDARVILLE /' . IS YOUR FRIEND The Merchant with whom you do business here is the kind of a friend to possess. Chances are ^rou have known him and been buying from him for a good many years. It is to. his interest to see that every dealing he has with .you is satisfactory. After all; buying and selling is a co-operative matter. Confidence in each other in any transaction is necessary' in order that all around satisfaction results. And so we want to suggest to you that when you need anything in the way of an i ELECTRIC OR GAS APPLIANCE Whateever it may be—-that you call on your local mer­ chant. Ask his advice. He will be honest in his opinions. He will show you how to save money in your home, by the use of such appliances. The Power & XEN IA DISTRICT E. H. HEATHMAN , Manager The Criterion’s TWICE YEARLY SALE Starts S a tu rday , J u ly 9 th Our entire stocks o f Michaels- Steam; Varsity Town Fine Suits — Manhattan' and Eclipse Shirts —Stetson H ats—Smith Smart Shoes and all Boys Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices. The Criterion at t o , D e t r o i t i t ,