The Cedarvile Herald, Volume 57, Numbers 1-26

(’•EDARVILLE HERALD, FRIDAY, APMIJfW, 1934 Tf Am m ed C ream a t th e C O . m, b . chool nex t th th e fo i­ es ing School ay you. in 4 BIG DAYS -: A p r il 18-19-20-21 BROW ’S FOR DRUGS C ed a rv ille , Ohio No M idd leman in th e Rexall Plan; the saving goes to Yo u aoiiaijSSiiHHaiUi i ' I-! FARMERS ATTENTION WOOL Highest Prices Bennie Sparrow Elm Street Cedarville, Ohio I h w ill e l l e, O. 4 4 . Mrs. Smith, use my fwiif i H E R E 'S one occasion when you're glad * to have your neighbor fuse the phone-— when she comes over to call the telephone company and order her phone put back In. N ow that the tide, has turned for the better^ Mrs. Smith and many other families who know how inconven ien t it has been to borrow their neighbors' phones are getting theirs back in. Orders telephoned to the ButinessOffice will receive prompt attention. THE OHIO TELEPHONE CO* Temperance Notes .., Sponsored by Cedarville W. C.‘T. U. j The traffic commissioner of Gleve- • land, 0 ., recently said that the in- i crease in deaths from auto accidents ! in that city was due to drunken driv- ! ing. i Mr. Raymond Cato, chief of high­ way patrol in California says that re­ ports received from January, 1934, in­ dicate an increase of more than 11 per cent in futilities involving drunk­ en drivers over January of 1933 and that February figures appear to in­ dicate an even greater increase, “Our figures for the full year of 1933 show an appalling increase. In­ deed, they show a 40 per cent increase in fatal accidents involving drunken driving and a 26 per cent increase in all types of accidents in which drink­ ing played a part. “No man who has been drinking is a safe driver. He may think so but ha is not," • Rum and champagne ice cream, rum buns, and. pies heavily flavored with brandy and other forms of liquor are being widely advertised in many east­ ern cities, particularly in Washington, 1 ). C., where a popular bakery.recent­ l y announced “Straight from Jamai­ ca, pure rum flavoring, eggnog pie.” Clarence Darrow and Dr. Clarence True Wilson were debating. Said Dar­ row; "I bought some grape juice and pat it away for a month, and God turned it into wine.” Wilson replied; ‘How about eggs? Nature in time will do the same thing to them. But I don’t .insist on eating them addled becabse it was nature that fixed them that way; I don’t argue my right to put them on the market,” Darrow had no answer.—The Defender. A director of the Brewers’ Society, speaking of a national campaign for beer advertising, says: “The beer-drinking habit must be instilled into thousands—almost mil­ lions of young men who do not at present know the taste of beer. These yciung men, if. they start with what beer they can afford today,'as they' grow up they will afford better beers to the greater advantage of the brew­ ing industry.” . 9 9 REPORT OF SALE Monday, April 9, 1934 The Springfield Live Stock Sales Co. HOGS—Receipts 520 head 190-275 lbs. ..__ ___.___3.80 @ ’3.96 170-190 lbs, — ______ -3.60 @ 3.90 150-170 lbs. ____ „_____ 3.00 3.70 130-150 lbs. ____ __0.75 @3.26 110-130 lbs. __ 2.50 (§> 3.10. Sows, light _w___,_____ 3.00 @ 3.10 Sows, medium__ _______2.25 @ 2.75 Sows, rough P._____ .__ 2.00 down Stags ________________ 2.50! down VEAL CATTLE—Receipts 65 head Top iC a lv e s___ ______ ’_6.00 Medium ____ _______ _5.00 @ 5.60 Heavy ____________ __ 3.50 @ 4.00 Thin and cu lls____ ___._3.00 down CATTLE—Receipts 32 head Best S te e r s _____ ___.__5.25 Medium S te e r s ___._^_._4.50 @ 5.00 Best Heifers ______ _„_5,25 Medium h e if e rs_____.3.75 §) .60 Stock steers ---------- 1____2.50 @ 4.25 Fat cows_____________ 2.60 @ 3.50 Gunners ___ _____ !__ _ 2.00 down Bulls i........... .............. ___2.25 §> 3.50 Light butcher b u l ls ___ 3.50 @ 4.50 SHE__P & LAMBS—Receipts 16 head __Wes _______________ ;4.00 @ 8.00 Fat ew e s__ ____ 1.50 (a) 3.00 Fat wood lambs — ____-4.00 §> 8.50 Flipped malsb—___ ofc___N4__ Clipped lam b s________ .4,00 @ 6.50 Culls ____ __4.00 down •We had a very active hog market, 1 light and medium weights selling i better in some cases than last week, ; Choice Veal Calves were also in good i demand, with few of that kind offered. COOKING SCHOOL— APRIL 18- and 19. Alford Gym. Don't Forget or you may be sorry you missed it. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Morris F. Taylor, Deceased. ! Notice is hereby given that J. A. fFinney has been duly appointed as ■Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of Morris F. Taylor, de- j ceasedj late of Cedarville Township, (Greene County, Ohio, ! Dated this 5th day of April* 1934, , S. G. WEIGHT, ■ Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio,. STRONG ARRAY OF PICTURE ATTRACTIONS IN SPRINGFIELD A new team of romantic stars, Clark Gable and Myrna Loy, will be seen in “Men In White” at the Regent Theater starting Sunday. According to available information this attrac- j tion strikes a new high in a year of ! sensational picture releases and is contended to present the two stars in such favorable type of action as to pressage their rise to public favor akin to the coveted places now held by the inimitable team of Dressier and Beery, The State Theater, Springfield, will show Fredric March and pretty Eve­ lyn Venable in “Death Take's A Holi­ day” starting Saturday, This is the picture about which so much publicity has gone forth contending that it is at direct variance with anything ever presented on the screen before. The spectacle of Death in human form, calling a halt to the ravages of the Grim Reaper during the three-day holiday while he is making love, is said to be presented in a fascinating manner rather than capitalizing on the shock psosibilities a plot of this kind affords. At the Fairbanks Theater starting Sunday, talented Aline MacMahon gets her first starring opportunity in “Heat Lightning,” heralded' as a ro­ mantic drama that becomes almost melo-dramatic in its fast action and rapid tempos. Love interest and thrilling adventure are admirably sprinkled with cleverly inserted comedy and tremendous emotional ap­ peal. SHERIFF’S SALE ORDER OF SALE BABY CHICKS hatched and sold in accordance with the code. Certificate No. 347, . Orders should be placed a few days in advance of date wanted. Chicks Tuesday and Friday. Lowest Prices in Ohio, GVaC up. Write or call for price list, XENIA CHICK STORE 23 S, Whiteman St. Xenia, O. No Phone The Peonies Building, ’& Savings Co. vs. W. I,. Clenmns, et al,, Greene County Common. Pleas Court. Case No. 20113. Order-of Sale 20413. - In . tiursuance of an order Issued from tlie Common Pleas Court, within and for the County .of- (Jreene, and State of Ohio, made at the January ternf thereof, A. D. 1934, and to me directed, I will oiler for sale at Public Auction at the West door of the Court House, in the City of Xenia, on Saturday. May 5th, 1934 at 10 o’clock A. M., 'of said Day, the following described Real Estate, to-\vlt: the following described real estate situate In the County of (ire-cue, Stato of. Ohio, and' Township and Vil­ lage of Cedarville, bounded and described as follows: FIRST TRACT: Being a part of Military Surveys Nos. 0550 and 4505, Beginning at. a stone S. 14. corner to W. Elmer Shull and also corner to Julm Shull and Turnbull sisters; .thence with the line of said-.Turnbull, S. 33 degrees 4(1 minutes E .'86 poles to a point-in the center of the south fork of Massle ereek, a stone on the north bank lit, line as witness hears -V, 35 degrees 40 minutes W. 03 links! tlieuce with the center of said creek N. 8G degrees 27 minutes W. 42.08 poles to' an elm tree on the south bank; thence S. 8, degrees 3 minutes W. 55.30 poles ,to a alone hi the south edge of said crook N. W, corner to said .Turnbull's In the Cast line of T. B. .Wade; thence with his line N. 38 degrees 21 minutes E. 32.72 poles to a stone In-Wade's line 8. W. corner to said Elmer Shull; thence with his south line N. 52 degrees E. 82.35 poles to the beginning, containing 29.40 acres or land. . SECOND TRACT: Being 74 foot front on Main Street, running hack on a parallel line with the alley between' the homestead lot and Joseph P. Caldwell's lot on the north to tho back alley; being the north part of Lot 42 in Dunlap’s addition to the town of Cedarville. Also the following real estate, situated in, the Township of Cedarville, County of Greene, Stale of Ohio, and bounded and described as follows: . FIRST TRACT: Being part of Military 'Survey No. 4505, beginning' at a stake In the southerly edge of Massies Creek at low water mark in John White's line; 'thence with said Him 8. 41 degrees E. 4054 poles to a stone; thence S. 7>(. degrees E. 08.5 poles to a stnke in the original lino of Christie's survey; thence ■V. 75tj degrees E. 43 poles to a stake; (hence S. 34 % degrees E. 105.5 poles to a hickory anil Jack oak In the line of Espy Heirs; thence with their lino N, 74 degrees E. 71 poles to a slake comer to John Crawford; thence with his lino N. 34% W. 104 poles to two white oaks In Christie's line; thence with said line N. 75!0 degrees E. 01 holes to two white oaks and burr oak N. W, comer to said Christie Survey; tlienco N, 34% W. 04 poles to a stake in tho southerly edge of Massle Creek; thence with the meanders of said i creek down tile same to the beginning, containing 170 acres. Excepting 70.2S acres heretofore sold to S. K. Mitchell, leaving the' part hereby convoyed 99.75 acres. ' SECOND TRACT; Samo County, State and Township. Survey No, 5250. Commencing In Ihe center of a ditch, corner U> Henry Craw­ ford and John Turnbull; thence S. 36% de­ grees IV.- 203.3 poles to a stone In the County rn.nl; thence with said line N. 68 degrees E. 101.0 poles to a alone comer to John F. Wil­ son ; thence S. 33 degrees E. 230 poles to Ihe cciiler of the ereek; llienec with the creek S, 59 degrees'W. 25 poles', thence S. 83% degrees W. 82.2 poles to the beginning, containing 123,25 acres. Excepting therefrom 07 acres, more or less conveyed to John (1, Turnbull and recorded In Vol. 75, page 618, Greene County. Deed Records, leaving llie part here­ by conveyed 50,25 acres. Farm comprises 185.49 acres, more or less and Is located on wlmt is known ns Turnbull Road, about three miles southeast of Cedar- vllle, Ohio. Said premises linn been appraised at $100.00 per aero on the farm. 1 house and lot on west side South Stain Slrecl, Village of Cedar- vllle, Ohio, appraised at $1000.00, and can not sell for less than two-thirds of the ap­ praisement. Terms of Sale: CASH. JOHN BAl’GH.V, Sheriff of Greene County, Ohio C. W. Wliilmcr, Attorney. GRAND PIANO BARGAIN— Will sacrifice on very moderate terms al­ most new Apartment Grand if sold at once. Will accept your old piano asf part payment. For particulars address Credit Adjuster care of The Keiuld. ! B A B Y CHCK S FROM BLOOD-TESTED FLOCKS. Tested for B. W. D.; Stained Anti­ gen used by our own poultrymen; tested seven years, including 1934. Reactors removed day tested. Hatched and sold in accordance with CODE. ORDER DIRECT jFROM THIS ADV, and in advance, iWe can deliver any Tues. or Fri, White, Brown, Buff Leghorns, $7.50 per 100. $36.00 for 500, $70.00 for 1000. Barred, White, Buff Rocks, Reds, $8,00 per 100, $38.50 for 500, $76.00 for 1000. Buff Orp„ White Wynn., $8.50 per 100, $41,00 for ■>00, $80.00 for 1000. Heavy As­ sorted, $7.50 per 100, $30.00 for 600, $70.00 for 1000. Deposit with order, $ 2.00 for each hundred ordered; balance C. O. D,; or all cash with order. XENIA HATCHERY Xenia, Ohio We Will Have Buyers for your Butcher Cattle, .Fat Hogs, Calves and Lambs. We have been having a strong market at our Monday Sales. * Springfield Live Stock Sales Co. Sherman Ave. PJhone Center 796 Springfield, Ohio 1 ! J. A. Park, M. D. J | Physician and,Surgeon | | Special, attention to Chronic Dis- | I eases, including Hernia and Rectal, J | Spring is the best time. , | r S I Sunday by Appointment I I I | Office; S. Main St., I. O. 0. F. Bldg. | • Cedarville, Ohio See The New LEONARD REFRIGERATOR Demonstrated at The Herald Cooking School Leonard, the complete refrigerator. Fully Automatic. Built by cabinet manufac­ tures with fifty-three years experience. A few exclusive features are: ■/. (1) Automatic defrosting (2) Automatic quick freezing. (3) 12 points cold control with vacation'cycle. (4) Automatic over load protector’ (5) . Interior lighted ( 6 ) Chromium hardware (7) Procelain cooling unit ( 8 ) Stainless procelain throughout (9) Easily cleaned „ (10 . Flat top, sliding shelves, etc. Look to Leonard First before You Buy and b e Convinced. Estate Fresh Air Oven Gas Ranges Builders of quality ranges for 89 years. Has insolated oven, Thern-Estate control,, new ring type burners with automatic lighting, Rigidraw oven rack, etc. A complete line of Maytag and Hoag Washing Machines, Philco Radios, Sunbeam Mixers and Wiring Supplies. DAVID E. ROBISON Phone 11 Cedarville, Ohio TO ATTEND THE To Be Held In Cedarville College Gym Wednesday and Thursday April 18and 19 There w ill be no admission. Everyone is invited. Miss Inez Plotner, Well Known Home Economist w ill conduct these classes. 7 This School is Sponsored by The Cedarville Herald You w ill be amazed at the interesting things that w ill be shown. Modern Cooking With Natural Gas on a Modern * R an ge . Plan So That You Can Be Present THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY IHMHMIlflli