The Cedarvile Herald, Volume 57, Numbers 1-26

t%D&*V*LL* flHfllALD, FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1934 ...... irn riiiTtrl|iw>imii*.f iw»rl|ir .*if .......... n ... ...... N *i SCHOOLNEWS (rcnUauMl fr#» wuee n i M f U i n t D l t e I Be iu n to keep April 24 open f o r 1 the senor clae* ploy. Minister Presents Pictures Rev. Charles Hill, pastor o f the M. E. Church, presented to the pupils o f the public school an illustrated lecture depicting the life of Christ. These beautiful pictures gave vividly the events of Passion Week, Since the auditorium is not large enough to accommodate at one time the entire-student body, Rev. Mir. Hill 'gave two representations. The high school group saw the pictures Friday afternoon; the grades,' Monday after­ noon. The faculty and students appreciate these interesting and beneficial lec­ tures which the Rev. Mr. Jlill so kind­ ly and ably presents. Mrs. Jacobs’ Condition Improved The condition o f Mrs. Jacobs, who has been suffering from acute ear trouble, is slightly improved at the time of this writing. Misses Dorothy Lunsford and Regena Smith have been meeting the music and physical education classes. Further Announcement Further announcement about the senior class play will be made next week. the dramatic and entertainment values o f “ A Free Soul" and other pictures from this tainted actress that have won the first prize awards from the Academy o f Motion Pic­ ture Arts year after year since 1929. Robert. Montgomery, Herbert Mar­ shall and Skeets Gallagher will be found in the supporting cast. Starting Friday the State Theater will offer a special extended engage­ ment of “ Come On Marines," starring Richard Arlen and Ida Lupino. This is a thrilling story based on the love affairs of the carefree Devil Dogs that mixes so much o f exciting action maneuvers with its comedy and love scenes that advance reports indicate the very ultimate in entertainment. On the same program Laurel and Hardy, America’s clown kings of comedy, will be seen in their latest three-reel rib-tickler, “Olivet the Eighth," one of their best to date. At the Fairbanks Theater “Ninth Guest,” an intriguing mystery story of baffling murders and amazing, un­ canny action, will hold top position starting Sunday. The story is .from Owen Davis' thrilling best-seller dealing romantically and interesting­ ly with a ruthless killer whose de­ predations are all perpetuated on de­ spicable and undesirable criminal characters who are eluding police prosecution for their various and sundry rackets. This is reported as one of the most entertaining pictures of the year with Donald Cook, Gene­ vieve Tobin and Vince Barnes head­ ing a cast o :fexcellent performers. LEGAL NOTICE In the matter of the liquidation of The Exchange Bank, Cedarville, Ohio. I. J .. Fulton, Superintendent of Banks and Banking o f the State of Ohio, in charge o f the liquidation o f The Exchange Bank, Cedarville, Ohio, hereby gives notice that on the 18th I day of April, A. D. 1934, at 9 o’clock A. M., he will press for hearing ap­ plication before the Court of Common Pleas, Greene County, Ohio,, for the approval of the estimable expenses o f said liquidation as provided in Sec­ tion 710-97 of the General Code of Ohio, a detailed statement of which said estimable expenses account is filed with the Clerk of Courts of Greene County, Ohio. I. J. FULTON, Superintendent of Banks, in charge of the liquidation of The Exchange Bank, Cedarville, Ohio, LEGAL NOTICE In the matter of the liquidation of The Exchange Bank, 'Cedarville, Ohio. | I. J. Fulton, Superintendent of Banks and Banking of The State of Ohio, in charge of the liquidation of The Exchange Bank, Cedarville, Ohio, hereby gives notice that on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1934, at 9 o'clock A. M., he will press for hearing ap­ plication before the Court of Common Pleas, Greene County, Ohio, for the approval o f an additional sum as estimable expenses o f said liquidation as provided in Section 710-97 of the General Code o f Ohio, a detailed state­ ment of which said additional expense account is filed with the Clerk of Courts of Greene County, Ohio. I. J. FULTON, Superintendent of Banks, in charge o f the liquidation o f The Exchange Bank, Cedarville, Ohio. REPORT OF SALE Monday, April 2,1934 The Springfield Live Stock Sales Co. HOGS—Receipts 679 head. 190-250 lbs. ......... 4.35 250-300 l b s .____________ 4.00 @ 4.25 160-180 l b s . .......... ....... _;_3.75 @ 4,20 140-160 lbs. ______„ _____3.25 @ 3.75 110-140 lbs. ____...........__2.60 @ 3.10 100 lbs. d ow n __________ 2.70 down Best Lt. S ow s_____,____3.50 Hvy. fat s o w s .............__2.75 @ 3.25 Thin s o w s ___ _________ 2.50 down Stags ______ 1.00 @ 2.00 VEAL CALVES—Receipts 70 head. Tops __________ ________ 6.00 Medium ___ 5.00 @ 5.55 Common _____ 3.00 @ 4.00 Culls ------- 3.00 down CATTLE—Receipts 84 head. Best S teers___________ _5.60 Medium steers _________4.75 @ 5.25 Stock steers __________ ,8.00 # 4.25 Best .heifers---------------- -6.40 Medium lieifere ________ 4.00 # 5.00 Stock heifer*----------------- 2.25 @ 4.00 Fat cows _________2.75 # 8.50 Cannera ...--------------- L50 # 2.50 Bulls ------------ -------------- .2 :6 0 # 3.50 Lt. butcher bulls________ 8,75 # 4.50 Milk cows ---------------- 20.00 $ 85.00 SHEEP 4b LAMBS—Recpeitz 13 hd. Top Lambs ____________ 8L00 Medium 4b Feeders------- 6.00 <g> 7.00 Breeding ewes ----------3.00 ' $ 10.00 A good run of hogs was received at this sale today, with quality good, and prices well in line with other Ohio markets. Butcher cattle were in good supply and sold at steady to strong prices. The demand for hogs from this market by order buyers for east­ ern markets was again in evidence today whqn four decks o f hoga were shipped. | NOTICE OF' APPOINTMENT Estate o f Morris F. Taylor, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that J. A. Finney has been duly appointed as Administrator of the estate o f Mor­ ris F. Taylor, deceased, late of. Cedar- ville Township, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this Ifitjhi day o f March, 1984. S. C. WRIGHT, Judge -of the Probate Court, Greene County,- Ohio May Get Reduction In Street Lighting At a Jmeeting o f village council Monday, evening G. H. Hartman, ehahrmnn o f the street lighting com­ mittee,; reported that after a confer­ ence with Mr- Heathman o f the Day- ton Power A Light Co., the village 'would probably be given a reduction in cost o f street lighting, Most of the business o f * the session was routine. ku , * umm muuuttmmuHtMHuuuMmmHmMMtuuum J. A *Park, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 1 Special attention to Chronic Dis- ! eases, including Hernia and Rectal, |Spring is the best time. J Sunday by Appointment | Office: S. Main S t, I, O. O, F» Bldg. | . Cedarville, Ohio Subscribe for THE HERALD w , , r i------ , htrr t news! *4 I for old friends and new . . . we invite you to share in the savings in our SPR ING CELEBRATION s a te n o w g o in g o n . . . Thousands of dollars worth of new spring coats , . . suits . . . frocks . . . hats . . . shoes , . * and accessories a t special prices. Bo lie nf e l d ' s 35-37 N. Main St. Dayton, Ohio Pre-School Round-Up and Diphtheria Immunization Program Officials o f the Greene County Health Department will be at the Cedarville Schools during the fore­ noon o f April 9 for the purpose of giving all pre-school children a thor­ ough physical examination. This will also include immunization for diphtheria, providing that we have the parents’ written consent. - ■ After the pre-school examination is completed, the Schick test, which will determine “whether or not the child is immune to diphtheria, wiU be given to all children who are over eight years of age and wjho have their parents’ written consent. Those who are not immune will then be im­ munized against the disease. This service is rendered free of charge. DISTRICT LEGION MEETING The annual meeting o f the 3rd Dis­ trict American Legion, will be held in South Charleston on Sunday, April 8th. j The meeting will open at 11:30 a. m., in the Auditorium o f the South 'Charleston High School, with a Me­ morial service. Lunch will be served iin^the building at noon, j "The speakers for the afternoon session are Tom McCaw, State Com­ mander; Virgil Martin and John Elden, of Cleveland. The O. S. & S. O. Band and Girls Glee Clubwill fur­ nish -the music. A Parade will be held at 3:30. About three thousand are expected to' attend. BIG NEW SEASON MOVIES IN SPRINGFIELD Starting Sunday beautiful, en­ chanting Norma Shearer returns to the screen after an absence of more than a year in “Riptide” at the Re­ gent Theater. The advance reports contend that this production exceeds THREE MORE DEBATES Three more debates remain for C. C. debate teams. The affirmative team will mfeet Wilberforce there Friday, April 13. Jinks for somebody there. On Tuesday, April 17, both teams will be in action with Rio Grande College teams opposing. The local debate will be at the gym. The affirmative teams travel. turn back * * . look back for a moment; picture the days when Electricity was not available for use in your home. A good many people will remem­ ber those times. The lamps had to be trimmed and chimneys cleaned; brooms, were used for cleaning f l o o r s ; f ew comforts and conven­ iences. Wt- />:&*«•* i With the advent of low-cost Electricity for homes, drudgery of other days has disap­ peared. The average fanrily has in electric power what is equivalent to 64 servants avail­ able at a moment's notice. A flick of the snritch and Electricity goes to work. At the cost to you the expense is trivial, considering the service that is rendered. THE DAYTON POWER A N D L I G H T CO. {‘ALW AYS THY CAPPEL’S FIRST"* “Dent fall to attend the Amateur Boxing Tournament at the Wittenberg Held Heeea,-;Friday,April fib ; Tuesday, April l#th; Friday, April istfa. 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