The Cedarville Herald, Volume 59, Numbers 1-26

t * WWOAT, IS. 1W6 38 S. O S SPECIAL (W T ftf » /* /* O h Month'* U mors iw|RhK alone If a 19.95 II now and receive *w hm o f a month’* lemon* hr an O m B w I hadjw l ■ WuRUlZER ® **'M Opti Iv—Isq« jjfZW Springfield, (Continued from first page) ed by the Cedarville High School Or­ chestra. St. Ohio Cedarville Representative R I C H A R D S D R U G S T O R E > Dr. Dean C. Dutton, who, has been ‘ speaking in Xenia this week during ‘ the special series o f youth sermons, ' will speak in the college chapel, Fri­ day, December 13, at 11;15. Visitors are welcome. A recital will be presented by the ‘ musical department, December 16, Monday evening, at the Presbyterian Church, at 8100 o'clock. B U Y S A R E A L PHILCO 1 9 3 5 R A D I O A T T H I S L O W P R I C E $nnoo December 10, we had a special ' chapel. Paul Angell led the devotions of the morning. Verner Gariough en tertained us with a vocal solo. Donald i| ‘ Burkett gave a talk emphasizing 1safety. ly in wet springs, and.it may become controlling certain insects. Web. ,a weed in. the next crop, farmers find. ‘ worms and sat worm* are held ip Heavily fertilised or manured soil* ‘cheek by fall plowing, and under limit* Ithat have been, cultivated during the|*d dreurtUrteaces, it is effective ia Iyear may lose much of their plant 'combating grub worms. There is no (nutrients by leaching into the subsoil noticeable effect on’ wire worms, if not protected by a growing emu through the winter. , ! Nor is fall plowing recommended for sandy or muck soils- that are like­ ly to blow. Such soils also need pro­ tection through the winter months. Some types o f soils “run together" when plowed in the fall. Silt loams low in organic matter and acid in re­ action have given the most trouble when fall plbwed. Jones sayspod fields are best adapt., ed to fall plowing. They are not like­ ly to run together, and the freezing and thawing} action of winter tends to break the hod, he adds, Fall plowing has proved helpful in Middle aged man or woman with location to operate a Cash Buying Cream Station, Answer, Chas* White, 325 Broad St,, Lancaster, Ohio. R A W Fur* BEEF H IDES HIGHEST PRICES PAH) D ea le r L o ts: Bought BENNIE SPARROW E lm S t. C edarv ille, G . PHONE—189 P * * t O * t ^ S i l B U Y C R R I I T M A I 38 S. Limestone St. Springfield, Ohio1 Cedarville. Representative ^ R I C H A R D S D R U G S T O R E linen Evenings Cedguville, Ohio The College Glee Club presented a broadcast over WHIO. at Dayton, December 8. . The group sang several numbers, Miss Anna Jane Wham gave a vocal solo, and the Orange andll--: Blue Serenaders presented a quartet: number. President McChesney gave a short talk. The annual Christmas party of the Y. W. C. A. will be held at the home of Miss Mary Williamson on Wednes­ day evening, December 18, at 8:30. o’clock. Y. W. C. A. held a meeting, De­ cember 11. Miss Beatrice McClellan led the devotions o f the. morning! Anna Jane'Wham sang a response to a silent prayer. Our program was - planned/ as a memorial to Wijl Rogers. Miss Betty Fisher gave a review o f the recent book “Will Rogers" written by P. G. O’Brien in collaboration with Lowell Thomas. Y. M. C. A. held a meeting, De-1 comber 11. Raymond Beals led the t devotions of the morning. Harold Shaw gave a talk on his hobby. * CH taSTM A S E V E D E L IV E R Y G U A R A N T E E D ! rpHIS is the year-to buy -il! A beautiful' Wurliteer A BabyGrand. With iu handsome, liand.rubiv.nl finish, Halately* purelone, its responsiveness of action. Wlien ▼ouseeit youwon’fundersUind how such u fine piano call be priced so lowUntil you remember that for many, Wuriitser has specialized in producing of the highest quality. \ j Wurlitzer-made Grand Pianos as loiv as $ 32 0 1 dfcff ‘'.ioln*'secure* any Piano for “ tM Christmas Eva D elivery - Opes Evaslaa* 38 S. Liaiestone St. Springfield, Ohio C edarville Representative R I G H ’A R D S - DRU.G S T O R E n u C h r is tm a s store Imtimate Gifts In'Luxurious Satin and Crepe Undies — Hostess Gowns — Robes^-Lounging Pajamas. Corduroy Pajamas Flannel Robes Novelty Silk Lounging Pajamas Sattrif Hostess Robes ’ Glamorous In Fit. Excellent'In Styling $2.95 to $10.95 Crepe and Batin Slips Danesttd Pajamas Panties, Gowns, Daintily Trimmed With Lace and Tailwred Styles $1.00 to 4.95 I PREM IER HOSIERY Lerely Sheer Chiffon 79c and $1.00 \ I Cedarville College’s basketball team got off on a good start December 6 by defeating Urbana Junior College, | 46-28. The reserve team defeated Jamestown Grange, 27-25. - . On Saturday night, December t4, Cedarville will meet Franklin College on the local floor and on Tuesday night, December 17, Defiance College will meet our local team here. Prof, and Mrs. O. W. Kuehrmann andTdaugKter “ MolIy” ^were~caIled tO Indianapolis,’Thursday because o f the sudden death of Mrs. Kuehrmann’s brother on Wednesday. Faculty and students extend sincere sympathy. Mr. Carl Ferguson, ’35, has been eleuted as Junior High School teacher at Waynesville, O., and will begin his work, Monday. (Continued from first page) of Harold Benedict* John Williamson, Herman Randall, Daniel Dennehy, DoniUd Ferguson, Howard Finney* Ray Ledbetter, and L. J. George, put on the Green Hand Degree for ten Bowersville F. F. A. boys, December 3, at Bowersville. Holiday Dismissal This year no Christmas program will be presented at night. Sines there has been considerable interrup­ tion in school work from various causes, it was not considered wise' to spend the necessary time in prepar­ ing a Christmas program. An operet­ ta by the elementary grades is being planned in the near future. Regular class work wiil be conduct­ ed until 1:30 Friday afternoon, De­ cember 20. During the afternoon, the singing of Christmas Carols and Other appropriate entertainment will be provided for the pupils until dis­ missal at three O’clock- Classes will resume work Monday, January 6, 1936, . THESMART SHOP South Detroit at, Xenia, O, Says Fall Plowing Sometimes Harmful Although fall, plowing and spring plowing yield equal results, so far as size of harvests is concerned, accord­ ing to experiment station tests in eight corn-belt states,* plowing in the fall does distribute labor more uni­ formly over the year. But under certain circumstances (fall plowing is harmful* in the opinion iof Earl Jones; extension specialist in 'agronomy for the Ohio State Univers­ ity . | Sloping land, which may gully or erode* sbonld^not be plowed in the fail, Jones says. Such lam} should be covered wjtfr vegetatjon as completely , as possible throughput the winder. j And* where sweet clovojc j$ Jbeing plowed under for soil improvement purposes, spring plowing is better'. 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