The Cedarville Herald, Volume 58, Numbers 27-52

CM B A iW U l S O U L S , f t lM Y , JUNE H * * * .THECEDARvriLE HERALD ~ ~ 3 ~ | b l T O * A N D P U B L P H W mm nm m * »**«■? tow* Y*iuy *tm ***• U ttito F t # O ffira , C w to rrill* , O h io , O c tq b w B it 1 8 B f* « 0 D A Y , JUNK 1 4 , m * W UKKX DOCS m m T A X m o n e y g o ? T im m m m m m m a t t i n t a p p ro v a l h a s fc rau * iv * » w h a t is t t r a * 4 a ra to u fe a r h ill b y G ov . D av sy w ill n o t h a r a c r iv e d by tkkt *o*uty o r m o s t o f th e eovm tias o f th e s ta te w ith i» u c h in - t e r e a t I * t*d t t h e b ill is n o t w b a t i t m ig h t b e b y t h e n am e . A s S a a a to r N to th e w s , C la rk e o a a ty s ta to d t I t is a " i r a n 4 r i r a l w h e re b y tik e w h o le s ta te is to p a y th e b o n d e d in d e h e te d n e s s o f s ix te e n eo n a tiiee . F o r ia e ta y ic t C u y a h o g a c o u n ty w ill g e t m o re th a n $4&6,0CC, w h ile G rto ft* c o u n ty w ill rec e iv e . $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 o v e r a p e rio d e f t m e n y e a rs to p a y ro a d b o n d im p ro v em e n ts . H ow ­ e v e r i t w ill e a s t th e c o u n ty 147 ,000 to g e t th e $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 . T h e b ill p ro v id e s t h a t 10 p e r e e n t o f th e 4 7 p e r c e n t o f th e g a so lin e t a x m u s t g o to p a y r o a d b o n d e d deb ts* th u s r e d u c in g th e in* com e to t h e c o u n ty a n d m u n ic ip a litie s fro m th e g a so lin e ta x . S u c h le g y h tf a m ia q u e s tio n e d a s t q c o n s titu tio n a lity a n d s h o u ld b e te s te d in th e c o u rts . ■ R o b b in g th e r u r a l c o u n tie s o f ta x .in com e c o n tin u e s w ith e a c h a d m in is tra tio n . W e w e re p ro m is e d m u ch b y th e c la s s if lc a - tio n t a x la w , y e t t h e v illa g e f o r th e f ir s t h a lf o f t h e y e a r r e ­ c e iv e d a ro u n d $ 6 3 . M o ra w a s p rom is e d w ith th e s a le s t a x y e t th e v illa g e h a s r e c e iv e d som e th in g lik e $60 f ro m th is s o u rc e . M e a n tim e t h e S ta te T a x C om ic Iasion b u ild s u p a d e p a rtm e n t w ith e x p e n s iv e d iv is io n s f o r a ll th e v a rio u s k in d s o f ta x e s c o l­ le c te d , e a tin g t a x m o n e y a s f a s t a s f t is p a id in , Y ou m ig h t b e in te r e s te d in k n ow in g t h a t t h e a v e r a g e in ­ com e t o th e c o u n ty f o r h a n d lin g s a le s t a x c o u p o n s is a b o u t $14 a m o n th . T h e s t a t e r e q u ir e d a n e x tr a c le r k to h e a d th is d e ­ p a r tm e n t a n d th e c o u n ty w a s p la c e d to t h e e x p e n se of, an , e x ­ p e n s iv e v a u lt, >. I f w e w e r e t o h a v e a s ta te in c om e ta x a n o th e r d e p a rtm e n t w o u ld b e c r e a te d a n d s e v e r a l h u n d r e d m o re p o litic ia n s p u t on t h e s ta te p a y r o ll. I s i t n o t a b o u t tim e to s to p a s k in g f o r m o re , n e w ta x e s a n d a ls o r e f r a i n fro m a s k in g / ‘W h e re D o e s O u r Taxi M on ey G o ? ” ' ‘ . PEN S IO N B IEL K IL L ED BY GOV ERNO R ’S V E T O G ov , M a rtin L . B a v e y h a s n o t h a d srish y p u b lic e v e n ts p u t to h is c r e d it s in c e b e c o m in g g o v e rn o r, b u t h e m u s t h a v e .c r e d it f o r v e to in g a la w p a s s e d b y th e le g is la tu r e t h a t .w o u ld h a v e c a lle d u p o n th e s ta te to p u t u p :$ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 a y e a r f o r ,a fu n d to p ro v id e p e n s io n s f o r s ta t e em p lo y e e s. • W h y a s t a t e em p lo y e e is e n title d to a p e n s io n m o te t h a n o th e r s t h a t s e rv e t h e s ta te a n d . c o u n tie s a s w e ll, w e a r e a t * lo s s t o k n o w . A s a c la s s th e y h a v e re c e iv e d r e g u la r em p lo y ­ m e n t; T h e y h a v e b e e n p a id s a la r ie s f a r i n e x c e s s Of w h a t m o st p e o p le e a r n w ith in a y e a r in th e ' o rd in a ry w a l k ,o f l i f e a f t e r '*sp e n d in g y e a r s in e d u c a tio n a l p r e p a r a tio n , T h e y .h a v e h a d e a rn in g s in m o s t in s ta n c e s f a r m o re i h a n m d n y i n c om m e rc ia l a n d p ro fe s s io n a l b u s in e s s t h a t r e q u ir e s q u ite a fin a n c ia l in ­ v e s tm e n t. M o s t o f a ll d u r in g 'th e y e a r s o f th e d e p re s s io n th e y , jb av e h a d r e g u la r , em p lo ym e n t a n d th is is m o re th a n c a n b e s a id , f o r th o u s a n d s o f w h a t w e te rm to d a y— ‘th e w h ite c o lla r c la s s .” T h e c o u n try h a s g o n e w ild on p e n s io n s a n d p u b lic a id U n til a v e r y sm a ll c la s s is l e f t to fo o t t h e b ills . T h e re -w ill com e a tim e w h e n i t w ill b e im p o s s ib le f o r a ta t e o r n a tio n t o c o n tin u e t h e p e n s io n sy s tem a s in u s e n o w , T h e r e h a s b e e n in u c h s a id a g a in s t p a y m e n t o f t h e b o n u s ,to v e te r a n s o f th e . W o rld W a r, T h is w a s a p ro m is e o f t h e g o v e rn m e n t to th o s e 5 w h o p a r r ie d on a n d a n o b lig a tio n t h a t m u s f b e m e t. f t is o u t o f th e . q u e s tio n to p r o v id e n e w p e n s io n s a n d l e t th e V e te r a n s g o u n p a id , G O V ER NM EN T O OW S AND ‘*C a S h REG ISTER S » C o m p tro lle r-G e n e ra l J , R . M cC a rh w h o is, o f te n a n d ju s tly te rm e d th e W a tc h d o g , o f t h e T re a s u ry ,” h a s s e n t a r e p o r t b n t h e T e n n e s se e .V a lle y A u th o rity to th e P r e s id e n t A c c o rd in g t o th e C h ic a g o T rib u n e N ew s B u re a u , .th e r e ­ p o r t s h o w s T V A h a s s p e n t m o re th a n $ 2 , 000,000 in a n o u t­ r ig h t ille g a l o r q u e s tio n a b le w a y , in c u r r in g d e fic its in e v e ry ­ t h in g fro m p o w e r p la n ts to . c a f e te r ia s a n d to ss in g , th o u s a n d s o f d o lla r s a r o u n d in a n o ffh a n d m a n n e r. I t e n u m e ra te s am o n g o th e r ,th in g s ; _ . • • 1 , * ’ > „* „ . s; v . , , T h a t TV A p u r c h a s e d c a ttle i t h a d b e e n : p re v io u s ly o ffe re d f o r $ 2 0 0 p e r h e a d , f o r a s m u ch a s $950 p e r h e a d , a d d l a t e r s o ld th em f o r le s s th a n $ 200 ; , T h a t e a c h o f. T V A 's d ire c to rs ' o v e rd rew h is s a la r y b y m o re t h a n $ 1 , 000 ; ' < T h a t, i n d e fia n c e o f th e law , TV A . s e t u p its m a in o ffices in , a r e n te d b u ild in g c o s tin g $ 36 ,000 a y e a r , in K n o x v ille ; a f t e r re c o n d itio n in g t h e a d m in is tra tio n b u ild in g a t M u sc le S h o a ls, a n d th e n h ir e d a n d b o u g h t a f le e t o f a irp la n e s a n d c a r s to c a r r y em p lo y e s b a c k a n d fo r th ,b e tw e e n th e tw o to w n s ; T h a t t h e T V A p a s s e d o ff s h o rta g e s o f h u n d re d s o f d o lla r s o c c u rr in g in i t s c om m is sa rie s by s a y in g t h a t c h ild r e n h a d p la y ­ e d w ith t h e c a sh r e g is te r s ; !! T h a t, w h ite T V A is d e s ig n e d a s a r a t e y a rd s tic k f o r p r iv a te u tilitie s a n d s h o u ld la y a s id e $ 1 , 000,000 a y e a r f o r d e p re c ia tio n , i t h a s a c tu a lly la id a s id e le s s th a n $ 8 3 ,0 0 0 . . T h e r e p o r t is in t h e P re s id e n t’s ' h a n d s . ’ H e w ill d o u b t­ le s s o r d e r a f u ll in v e s tig a tio n . T h e n th e ta x p a y e r s w ill h a v e .a n in te r e s tin g in s ig h t in to t h e efficiency , o f g o v e rn m e n t in b u s in e s s , a n d le a r n w h e re th e ir m o n ey g o e# w h e n p u b lic offi­ c ia ls a r e g iv e n c o m p le te a n d u n q u a lifie d c o n tro l o f h u n d r e d s o f m illio n s o f p u b lic d o lla r s . • f a a rio a s tfefyHw y b y o u r o f tfSVftOft- # H I * I F F » KALE T h is is a v e ry h o a lth y in d ic a tio n p s a p fe w h o w ish to m a in ta in c o a s t _____ ____ _______, a u n t a a d d ro p s o c ia lis in g p ia a s p a tte rn * * a te n g X u ra jM ** » * » . « * ***** Ham , w h ic h fo ra * th e c H tra a t o e x to l f a r th e S ta te r a t h e r th a n ***’ *%*""* m t h e M a te to w rist f o r th e c itis e n . rnrnm ww*. a m. 11 T h e g r a d u a l sw in g b a c k to w a rd c o a sttfe ttto n a l s a f e g u a rd s is n o t a p o litic a l is s u e ; i t in d ic a te s a d e s ire o f e itin e n s to m a in ­ ta in J lb a rty o f th o u g h t a n d a c tio n , fra a d o m o f sp e e c h a a d o f th e p rea e , a n d t o p re s e rv e p r iv a te e s tte rp rto e a n d in d iv id u a l p ro p e r ty r ig h ts w h ich ’ e x te n s io n o f b u re a u c ra c y w o u ld d e ­ s tro y u n d e r a so c ia liz e d s ta te . * Menu*!* Soli lo c i | Ourin# May Ruins T ra to J e a d o f S ilt C a r rie d D ow n th e R iv e r F rom S a lt C re e k A r e a ' A p^mUwnt Tw^ ty-five hundred tons, o r a to the w ritor Wednesday f ia t it e « - o{ m ll WM lwst hy ar0f3on t s i r i y ******* f r m t o e todT creek m J S J h X yosrs ago bed adopted tee donkey *» qqq ^ Mmkingum county <fur- a party emblem. He a rm went so jng * ftve.dsy rainy period in Hay. f»r as to say th at never in the h is -. information was obtained from tory of the party was such «a am- gtrfti m Row and gilt measurement* Wem4« apjnreprtat* m the made by B. A, jandrin* of the engine* Frankenstein ^ f i s * to Washington arinjf 41 ^ ^ 0f the Soil Conservation and what George White bed pot over on the state. I t waa ourjjhance to ^ w tt lMam the tncttire of to* opinion o f th e grass were estim ated 'at two and one-half roots’' Republican meeting in Spmng- ^ from ^ 1W ^ Move SeM, 1 U .1 “H the country » to over m s amount # w .t(Hi ^ 1 ^ e in come th e demage done w« must stand vpuW u according to hy the consUtotion but too, Republi- can* have taken no more important stream flow measurements were stand than Wffi > « f toe JTef- toe Salt Creek Gaging sto* ferson Democrat* who adll hold a ^ on the P, W. Maxwell farm neat? similar meeting m Richmond, .ve., OhandlersvUIe,^ Ssm^lfe o f the water next month,” • were sept for-analysis, to the Ohio — r ■ S tate 'University to determine toe a - . m «w j^ Surprised to And so mount 0f silt carried by each cubic mnay Democrats upholding toe do- foot of water, cision o f the Supreme Court op NBA* During the five-day period the ■A Democratic.leader i n a neighbor- average rainfall over the area was ing county made, an off the record pepriy foUr inches, or X386 million Btatenymt in our presence some week* cUt,ic f eet . Nearly half o f toe w ater ago th a t i t was toe Democratic Social- 0# the land, The’run-off alone ists and RooseydlC 'Republicans th at w oatimated a t enough to Supply were wrecking the Democratic party. a city of 800,000 ptopte/yrith water tfhis leader we* not even certain th a t for three week*. Confined to a 100 - we had not y e t seen toe Worst of toe ‘acre farm , this, amount o f water depression fo r toe reason lavish gov- would stand 138 feet deep, ernment spending could po t longer he i t is expected th a t this rapid continued. Also that Frankenstein erosion and run-off will, be consider- was angry and would wreck anything ably reduced during the nex t few to satisfy h is grudge against those years as a result >f toe erosion con* who had upset his program fo r trol measure* being taken hy farm ers dictatorship. f . in the Salt Creek watershed who are- - 7 - , co-operating with th e Soil. Conserva- The Ohio Suprenke Court h as driven tion Service o f toe United S tates De- another nail in. the. NRA o r ORA. pertinent of Agticultnre, coffin. Meantime the donkey follow- , ■ ................... ' e rs in Washington try .to- leg islate "NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT another NRA irrespective o f the U-T ■ ,.... S. court decision. I t is tru e th a t it E state ’ of «Alice Ford McLean, pteans nothing; has np force o r stand- Deceased. ing in any court, and will amount to .Notice is hereby given th a t B. E. nothing. The enactment of. the McFarland has been duly appointed little NRA ia to let Frankenstein dovm as Administrator o f th e estate of easy fo r he once said he would be the Alice Ford McLean, deceased,Tate of first to* drop to e NRA if i t did not Cedarville, Greene County, Ohio, work. The joke is to be on Con-. 0*t ed to ts ? 8 to day of May, 1935, gr$s|men and Senators. You will^ notice"'that Son. V>c»Donahey*a name* is not among those who voted fo r the * last effort to hold qn to dictatorship.,' Members of the Ohio legislature that Voted fo r' ORA now must fell like a monkey instead o f the Democratic .donkey. S. C. WRIGHT, judge of-’tho Probate Court,’" Greene County, 'Ohio, Subscribe for THE HERALD Hits Home Sun! T ID E R IS IN G A G A IN S T BUREAUCRACY T h e ra i* * w a v * o f a e n tim e n t r o llin g u p th ro u g h o u t th e n a tio n e x p re s s in g th e o p in io n t h a t b u s in e s s sh o u ld b e f r e e d f ro m th e d e a d e n in g h a n d o f p o litic s a n d g o v e rn m e n t c om p e ti­ tio n in o r d e r t o s p e e d re c o v e ry fin d em p lo ym e n t in a n o rin a l m a n n e r. T h e la n d o w n e r is b ecom in g f rig h te n e d b y th e e n o rm o u s d e b t b u rd e n a n d t a x b ill* t h a t a r e b la n k e tin g h om e s a n d f a rm s , I n d u s tr y is te r r if ie d by g row in g ta x b ills , a m u ltip lic ity o f r e g u la to r y a n d r e s tr ic tiv e law s , a n d s u b s id iz e d g o v e rn m e n t c o m p e titio n w ith p r iv a te e n te rp ris e . In v e s to rs , w h o In c lu d e a ll c lsw e s o f c itiz e n s , hom e ow n e rs , f a rm e r s , in d u s tr ie s , h a n k s a n d in su ra n c e c o m p a n ie s , a r e b e ­ g in n in g t o r e a liz e t h a t s a v in g s a n d c a p ita l W ill h e d e s tro y e d b y j ^ e x e m p t g o v e rn m e n t c o m p e titio n w ith h ig h ly ta x e d p r iv a te O n e h a s o n ly to r e a d th e p ro c e e d in g s o f th e A m e ric a n , . _______ _ N e w sp a p e r P u b lis h e rs A sso c ia tio n , th e r e c e n t s ta te m e n t o f (w ram lty by n e t improving property t h e N a tio n a l A s so c ia tio n o f M a n u fa c tu re rs w h ic h c om p rise s ifo r »«*• ?* a better das* of a ll b r a n c h e s o f in d u s try , a n d th e ,o p in io n e x p re s s e d b y th e ;w d * 1* ««>« mvenue »nd m ite rs C h am b e r o f C om m erce o f th e U n ite d S ta te s t o s e e th e g ro w in g kr* ftot «aeb month to a sm tim en t f o r g r e a te r e n c o u ra g em e n t o f in d u s try a n d in v e s t- **ve **n t* m e a ts , a n d a J e e r a n in g o f th e d o le Id e a a n d b u r e a u c r a tic ! *------------ d om in a tio n o f bsurfaeec a n d In d iv id u a ls b y g o v e rn m e n t. With th e Sherrill report on reor­ ganisation of state government the Ohio $ tate Tax Commission, must read too bandwriting on the well for more than 160 employees in th at de­ partment have -been dropped the past week, I t is our guess th a t nothing* more interesting in the history of toe state wilt soon be given toe public. I t will no doubt bring sweat on the politician's .brow; it will w in curses from sta te office holders but the average citizen will applaud toe recommendations. The state is eat­ ing up revenue th at rightfully be longs to counties, municipalities, schools and townships, C m * X * MtSI ’ m m a t S»i« S ilts la tmmmm m imm* tmm tfc* «wt, aMMa sa* tm # m . *f twnaa. aat Mat* •* si Om ll«v Um *N N t, A. 9 ., 'MSI. aa* S» Mb* ^ M rttm at Ma Was Sawr ¥ Ski O mm I Wmm, I* -N mi fa r ¥ Tails, sa flatordily, J mm IS , IMS, at IS i M A. 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Shrt»d«« and tucladaffnita near -ttaaalaa Creek; tpence witk ated mita'a; ttettce.artth ter line P 7»* 43' W. about l% rods to a polat at Alazander't line; then?*,with bli Una W. *7* SO' W. about <6 teat te tee middle of V u ilw Creek; tbeace up laid *re«k .with the jaeander* thereof te a point In'tte Creek corner to C. W, SMnrtftdee* teSnce'with said Shroadot' line to the te- Kinnlna, oontatnlUs'3# aquare «oda, aaore or leM, together trite Ui* fight -At .rontrM ot took wotcr on *a(d land te eta# a mm dam wsa built. ' . . - Being tlm aataa pm h I im «w tje£ te Nancy Winter by teabeit gumtell hx deed ' dated March' if , m i recorded te Vte. 78. Paco m , •Creano County Died Record*. Being the aime pibmlaw eonreyed by Nesbitt and. Winter, executor*, of Nancy *Winter, ’ deceaaed, to RiUateto Neabltt under data 'of September 13th, 1S2S, and recorded in Vok US, Pag* US. Greene County Bead Record*. Also, the following premia** Mtuate In Towmhlp of Ccdarrlile, County of Greene and State Of Ohio and bounded and deicrited aa follow*: ^telng part of Stultify Surrey enter* ed te tea name of William Tompkins No. 374*. Beginning at a make In tte CedarvtH* and Clifton Turnpike. Road corner to Martha h, Crawford; running thence wtth her line S. 76“ IS' W. S ite poles te * ateno te tea line of B, CreewOU; iteaco with hta Une S. IS1' 30' R. 15.28 pole* to a Stone In’ tte line of tea. helm ot John, Orr; -thence with the Un*, of aald John tor heirs N. 76* IS' P » .«* j polea te a atake te aald turnpike road; thence with aald turnpike road N. IS* SO' W. ltUS jpolen to the beginning, containing S.ll acres more or lea*, and being'th* same premises cobreyad te Henry Barber hy Rydte Waympupt by deed ot date of luite Tte, IMS, and recorded In Veil 84, Bage 58 Dead Records of Greene County,.Olslo. ' ' S*td WinltMi'havd te«t' apHrabeii Hi: - Tract.No.J t- f l.HSRM. ■Tract.Not M t e f i Bollaw, and can not' te ll’for tern 'thah- two- third* of tea appraisement. , ■> TRKMS OH'SAUK: GASP JOHN BATIGHN, Sheri#.- Of Greene County, Ohio.’ C.;W, Whttnw, Oefendantk Alty. > - People* R. a 8 .: Cjo, < («) uiaTtHf u n i pmtict r it i t t m t m H a l* W R R i f f ; C i nw ly J M * ’ W r a i i t t m ru m ham Wthm* mmm tm m PmM 4 hmp 'E m $m to M m bmmttim iw * ip totoWpg -#i'4M (fl» U gM to am mat to te l- r n M m jm w M M m m -'to # bpra M mmr m O rn i i g m m *pm * m g b l tto iir fiM ttry bMM« * V t o s t fftto ra **tostotog sraMsst fit 'M m psto to fiwRMHs * i m m irn ' e§mMmtk dookmw I mp fcMs wffi **t tfloM Rad wffi n to AsMi *m&r* wiW t r n dm*t a m ■*« U wunwd. ; m fffto s « flasWag bar m ti*f mtowfiig maektete wWeb assy %#path* . ing more than a k * t IlsWag f«** ' fsstoMd to tit* toagoM to MwME «* -: tend* m *& to'tiM'.IWtoto* '.TV' tiM,-' fron t to d a stok m y - bti RtttobHd ,toob * m y th a t it drug* or M m : ; grooiid. O ttorw tto bop* will »it tig h t batehod. ]«nd p«rmit themmtlvo*. to b* itogpto I t in pointed out by Wtodsst Stroup s a -by • how* to dsqtqdtoted by the th a t wodtaw to m tmtohittury no t onlyjttioww bM * ratiito thsn dostot tiMir jorasbes mm f noste to gstsm-birds, nssts, be says* bu t tit* cutting batr m nov to M m opvhh , Wb*n tit* btoi bird flush** o r when a fte r which crow* aiid other Vermin th* n»*t o f eggs fit located, they should dtoWoy tb* «ggs- 6 n many fawn* be earafully wmovad, ’placad in *• mow ga«M-birds are dastroyto in th is basket or h a t, «nd carried a t one* to i manner than would be killed by tb* w domestic poultry ban to bantam, A hunter's gun. number to “sotting bona” should to The conservation division is urging obtained and made w ady to receive the elimination, to spring bunting, o f the eggs before they mto gathered. I f grass lands, fence rows, roadsides and the pheasant eggs are perm itted to ,wasteland* until July 10, pointing ou t chill they will no t batch. . ' th a t i t is not necessary to burn o r “I f farm ers will co-oper*te, in this mow to k ill weed seeds before th a t way Targe numbers to nests, will to date, _ saved, .and gam#4»irds . raised . th a t Under a plan worked'out by the would •otherwise perish,” . Warden conservation division which Ts being Stroup said. Many quail would also carried on a t the O, S. and S, 0 , Rome be saved, ■- - _ Ce spw atioB to Gvesne Cssa ty farmer* ts toritod by K, D. Rtvaup, Oreeae Cetotty game proteeter , I* a MOHeMent to redne* to e lea* to tto neste to ytoeesets* ridges, quaM and ether birds an farm s, due to farm cUaary' In eeunection with the project, M m sta te division to eeawer rs tien will try an experiment to eofleeting the eggs to the Arid* feeders stops are out and endesver to tova tihe eggs toftehed underlton tam o rpo id tryhen s. The state division will then peg twsnty-five smite fo r each pheasant o r partridge four weeks to age, and fo rty cents, fee each ptoeaent o r partridge released at the age to si* weeks. The gam e:warden, however, must ctorir the tog a bn and th e birds OPENING LAMB SALE AND SHOW 1 MONDAY* JU L Y 8 - j E la n n o w to b rin g y o u r lam b * t o t h is b ig e y e n t. { 10 Cash Awards In Fait L am b C lause* . J u d g in g b y O b ro S ta te U n iv e rs ity e x p e r ts . \ E n try B la n k s N ow A v s iile b le . ' $ a le E v e r y M o n d a y , Springfield Live Stock Sales Co* . ShwMan Ave. ■- . Photo: Meto MW-f > J SpringfleM ,phto S H E R IF F 'S SA LE I f local property owners foUnd the demand fo r modem residences fo r ren t as we see' it, there would to a rush to modernise with municipal water, gas, electricity, etc. There is hardly a week th a t we do not have In­ quiry fron t out 5 >fkown persona, seeking modem , property fo r rent. Ju st a t th is time many traveling men with reduced Incomes are leaving the cities to locate in ru ral towns where living ia cheaper. Also We find th a t the record of our public schools and Cedarvilte College are added attrac­ tions fo r families w ith children to educate. A Springfield citisen was here a few dey* ago looking fo r a modern house th a t he could have his children in school and college. A rep­ resentative of the CCC a t Yellow &pring* was another th at wanted to locate to re but could no t to ac­ comodated with modem residence property. You are missing your op T h e s p a r k t h a t fin a lly a ro u s e d q u e s tio n Is th e W h s tls r -B a y b u r a i p B ill u b llc o p in io n o n th in NOTICE Tfct Rom* BulUUnS a Saviors Go. ' ■ W» Saul j. Boyd, at at. 7 ' Gram* Coualv Oommott Ft*** Court, C*i* No. 13773 . . Ord*r ot 8*1* S8T7R • lit pumianc* of to order laaued from tha Common Plea* C*ufi, wlteTn u d ia* te* County or Greene, mad 8t*t* or Ohio, Made at te* Hay lam thereof, A. 9 ., 1815, aad,to me diraeted, 1 will offfi tot anla ot Public Auction *t Ibe Waal door,of the Oourt Rous*, to th* City of X m I*. ,* ■ Saturday, June 15, 1936 al IS ’orlook 'A. M., of ankt Day, th* follow- inr described K*«l RaUte, to-wit: ■ Situate In te* Towmahlp of Xenia, County of fliww . Steta of Ohio, and1bounded *nd described aa fotlowa; Th* pact herebjr oo* yayte telns 77% l«¥ front hy 271 feet d**H off te* North Raat fid* «f th*, follow. Ins described tract of land, to-wit: M a t a part--of MlUiary Bnrtay No. *2* far 18M acraa 4a- te* aay* of John Howl* mp te* water* of ifalatea creek! Beflnalac for te* 'ibfrt *T laid aurray hereby benrtytd at a ateo* iw the canter of th* Xenia a CUfteu plk* and R. W. ooraar to t. G. MUchfil; 1 rttimbif teanc* with tea Ha* of aald J. G. ia a Joe E. Brown, who could put baseball diamond In 'Ms big mouth,' is the star o f Warner Bros. new. Sports comedy, "AUM Ike,*' based! pn Ring LurdnsgA famdest story', of the diamond, which wiQ oqsu • ; f-day engagement a t theEtetwAe^I ste r la Springfield feterfey , “Alibi Ike" is the story to a net-; _____ _ ___ __________ „ oral bom diamond sta r who pitch* * ed ta d to tted Me teem to V world’s ctompteeshbn t o t waa so ’ timid he bad to gpetoslw for every; good play to mad*. Mfo teem went] into a terrible stump when a S t.' Louis blond* toeaed to r eurves a t “Alibi Ike.” M( The picture, retained to ly H few weeks ago, Is pteyiag to record crowds th ruu rato t the ratio* .end »‘i heralded to eteeaw orlties a* i 3 greatest dfcraoed aomSdy ye' produced. ' t w q i i f a. * n “L e , M ie e raW m ” S t a r ' • a a M r a e m t o f m w w b « w a e a n d conm fM io tM . p « m in m i lo t (M u n iil. T sw iulii., , 0 f ,o c l*ll,li< ! Om * t, CM., ,U W n , in , p to H to t w » * ti t i t t y «m d«ratM td » tr a n d t h d t w *y , sum o f Eighteen DeDars and Eighty .TH # •oddH raitiom progrmM P tooofftot f o r tb « d la e tric in - O n ts, w ith six per mnt i n i tk U k e r ' ........... ~ ' " J r a M ffw y tt m m y m um ^ i iM k m whQ«g§* i t b r in g b rttm st from May l r lM i, -and that « g t o mOmthag w « 4 g» f o r dg ridH g ittion o i o th a r indu atriw a. Justica issued an order o f at- - ,,& • g r a w ia g w i MWM i M a m y r i b anW n g I ra trig tio n , toctorara to s a il «*•*«, whkh will to fiM i fM m a r mttommtm m F m to ra l iot to attog Ju ly fl» I9W. '. W m m i wtot* in m ttny • e . * . e a in h a r t , Plaintiff; ft Charles Laughton, atom , on* of Eugiaud’s mote fatnoaa aetors, ia to eto rm i w ill Vntoftee M srto In ! r $ n /*' ttm ftparartel man's dMMto written H«wo a oeutofy -ago and mad by million* 'of peeyte of each xeueratidu efuae. The picture Will open Friday tor a week's ’engagement a t the Regent theater, Spria*CeM. MtelMriiiiiini MlJtoiMMMlMMHlRmp«MMlN|l^^ A o o n t y B r o t K t t r * EU RO PEA N C IR C tli in . m » i CEDARVILLE, FRIDAY, JUNE | Rotoerito flag T IE BHiM-TfD i AFT»RRpON---IfIGBtT U teanoa N. 22* X. 2R2S nates te te* South ite* of Wllbarfofo* Collet* troitad*; tt**« with Mid 11** ¥ Mid Colter* tends N. *•• »•' W. 15.12 H4te« te s rtoo* te te* Wwt ede* of m M Hlh* from which u *tet 2* Inches In rflwwtter heart S. 14 * *. 31.5 tw h um I * fed o«k II inch** te dtenuriar hau* a , SI* W. 25' 27,5 Rnka; ttaoo# with arid r**d aad Ua* of PhtlHp Pipec H. u * W. 11.72 H*tea te a ten** I* Mid Hka ted eontw te Mid Pte*r; iheiw* with s«ld P<k*.aBd tte* of m M PlH«r *. ’2*» t o W, **.*4 pot** (» th* yt*e* *f beclAhlar. • This Hr«H*rty te teoated at Wlttatfero*, Ohio. Said prteds** h*T» h*aa KMrttead at Tblriy-tw* Ruadrad (Itete.H ) IXdtert, aad Ma not a*U fa* tea* ttmt -twn-tttnh of te* ateruMm*ai, TSHMS o r SALS: rusir. JOHN BATK0IN, Sheriff, _ . *f Qr**a* Cmtaty, Ohio, Rkfry X>. Snkh, Atty. ISO ri Xfftoto* O k ie ‘. 4 f - :v(: Jobbers of P e tro leum P roducts TIRESand ' ' BATTERIES Tank Deliveries to all Parts of the County T r i s p l m 1 8 N O T IC E Court Of Common Meto GreeaH Ceuaty, (Hde Evelyn Andrews, Rlaintfff. Vs. Norman Andrews, Dafeftdaht. Defendant whoa* la s t known *d- dreee wa* Detroit, Mich., Qm , De­ livery* will take notice th a t su it fo r divorce has been filed against him in Greene County, Ohio Common Pleas Court and th at unless be mtewers in six weeks judgment can to taken *- g a ira th im . • F. .L, JOHNSON, A tty. to r Ptototiff. UgMUffMlM to . # R Y IM . latoRM ltt / 4?4%INTEUEST Hlvn f# Km yewM, to wteaff tefcwy. He tewate toM tor. W# itentenat. iltoMtotolMiriltoL jUkasltofit -giltombiUto ws|.B.eirtawmwnw ami^rtHs^wftW^n|g|w w m w o o D M c a n to tra p atenteM■ 1 4 C O A L A T M A Y P R IC E S fy . ' For delivery before June 20 th of the following coalswhich I have in stock: YELLOW, JACKET KAY JAY DANNA BLOCK Order Now before Advance In Price FEED Startefi*, Growetist, CUtk C gtg SupplenteDt to Mix Your Own CfarRPiMfc- EVERYANDALLKINDSOF FlEDi" C .L .M c G u lu n ' gte ff%nitoiiifirIiaiwrI en P|| ER|' ***** m -n AyMMggMgJ Jnuo J to fj F . A, - puff# A d ra rito r) tote Tuesday, CMtoriiMb Cefias*, to w - El M m -grade Mr. Lewre ed a nu: friends and dtoner la st Y Mr*, Ralph ihu r Huffman Club la s t F r- twett^f wer# Mra. Cora as their guests Hutton of W and* Mi*. Ho Kansas, T to annual Chapter O, E . chap ter room 1 five guests fro. w ere in attend Mrs, Creigh Ark;, arrived, spend ihe< sum Mr, and Mrs; $ * 0‘ Jl* , -■ Mri R eto rt R about' on^crutc duo to am inju ped on a nail, -. Miss Hihns O., alnmnu* has been $fie M r.,tod Mr#; -p M r-and Mrs tertained th e m ’ Bridge Club a t ' evening. Cues ’ tables of 9>rid : Dr. W. R. M •’ speaker a t. a ' Brethetn * Cb ' , Xenia, th is even * served previous . R o o n | E U R p j? t.CRDA fiiflLL^' - , s ’ J. 'XFTEfiT 1 »H ,1f - * Mrs. Herber - -Ave., Columbu o'clock luhcbeo home •honoring |-so n ) Barlow. ‘/ were in play du Rev. Donsl - .A rthur and Ro , Ohio; Supt. H. ,* non, O., and Cleveland were , and, Mm. J . A. . ment Day. ' Mrs. Arthur ' Garmon, enter .guests from So - Shaffer and d ■ Grace P ia tt, M Elisabeth D* Cedar exercises’ r* in the morning. ^ The Herald ‘ letter in our ' Wilhelmfaa La *; to Mrs. J . H. * Ring will to re , betaine E. . tcrian Rdssio ! RevMdarion and Mrs. A. I. ' Rated last moil logical Semins received a call grtgatioft in G H ostetkr le f t, his new charg Mrs. Fred Kyle, Mrs. O. Mrs. 3. C, D . Cedar Cliff ch American Rev - of the George 2. tor* of the June I4th, wh Deg a t the h Lucas, Mrs. K 1 Speaker a t thi Revfahd : Imd to r their ynw itii, Mr. a :• a t of S t. to ' vsffgir, wife % (M hrie. hW* with ir e ex; • to my* mm r CWarville etoteed to • f the Mkmi county a to to ft$* flvtoel, Hr* m m lu ll wi