The Cedarville Herald, Volume 59, Numbers 1-26

mt marnmM. John Baughn l COLLEGE NEWS RnpmbUcan C»awjBJ*te For ; ' March JO, * defeats was 1 »M hsm Jii the % W» C .A . w ow o f the eolltgo, Rio Grande and Cefiar- .vflle were debating the question: Re* solved: That Congress should be ,em- n f C vY tHW U * ‘ Powered to override b y a two-thirda p n e r i j j VJ K J IW Z W Z j ^ o r i t y vote decisions o f the Su- Jprewe Court declaring action o f Con* County Experienced *— Efficient Your Support Will Be Appreciated ' STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT AUDITOR OF STATE BUREAU OF INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION OF PUBLIC OFFICES FINANC IAL REPORT O F T H E BOARD OF EDUCATION > For fisca l Year. Ending December 31, 1935 CEDARVILLE TOWNSHIP RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT GREENE COUNTY Tax Valuation, $2,566,460.00, Tax Levy, 6:15 Mills, School Enumeration, 577, RECEIPTS REVENUE: Taxes—Local Levy (exclusive o f 2.65 mills levy) Sinking and Bond -Retirement Fund „ ____ A ll other purposes _________________ _ .,$13420.70 - 6549.73 57.88 _ 2206.90 ------- 22234.21 Classified Property T a x e s _______________ TOTAL T A X E S ......................................................................... Interest from State on Irreducible D e b t________________ . 87.47 Depository Interest ________________ ___________ ________ 28.15 State Aid fo r Educational Equalization______________ 6805.00 Tuition from other D istricts_____________________ ______ 6878.00 Vocation Education and Rehabilitation fo r Deaf, Blind and Crippled Children from the State and U. S. Gov. .. ■ em inent: — _■" 2121.00 ' Liquid Fuel Tax and Sales Tax - 7132 27 Cafateria-Text Books, e t c _______ _____________ -________ 2163.80 gross unconstitutional. In the after­ noon the Cedarville Affirmative team; John Tobias, James Anderson, Joseph West and Ruth Kimble debated against the Rio Grande Negative team in which R io Grande worn In the eve­ n ing the Rio Grande Affirmative de­ bated against the Cedarville Neg­ ative; Justin .Hartman, Harry Wal­ lace, and Donald Burkert In which Cedarville wort. • Thursday evening, March 12 another debate was held at the A lford Me­ morial Gymnasium' between Dayton University and Cedarville. The ques­ tion debated was: Resolved: That Con­ gress should be empowered to over­ ride by a two-third majority vote de­ cisions o f the Supreme Court declar­ ing actions o f Congress unconstitu­ tional, The Cedarville Affirmative team; James Anderson and Joseph. West against the Negative team o f tho University o f Dayton. The Cedar­ ville Affirmative team won. The Ne­ gative team debated the University o f Dayton at the local High School in the afternoon. Saturday, March 14, Cedarville Col­ lege Girl's Gym was represented at the University o f Cincinnati with basketball, volley ball, and swimming teams to compete with Colleges o f Ohio and Indiana. Our girl's basket-: ball team played Wilmington and were defeated by a margin o f 2-14., The volley ball team lost by one, point, 31-30 to the University o f C in f LETTER TO THE EDITOR WdnHutted ftom first pegs) FARM MEETING CALLED Deck, demurely followed, solfioqbu- ing, "that's one* you’ve got' the Out before the h em ,* Bat enough o f this. That College baseball club picture brings to mind another item that i l l try to write up relative to The Clifton Club in base­ ball days, prior to the advent o f most ‘ o f those well remembered "kids," and whoso predecessors didn't always wipe up the baseball diamond with those “ Cltftonites” T ill then adlous. D. G. COLLINS. TOTAL REVENUE __________ _______ __ NON-REVENUE: Sale o f Bonds—Indebtedness Fundincr_______ _____ Accrued Interest on Bonds S o ld ___________ Insurance Adjustm ents__________ __________ Refunds *__ _______ _______ _ ’ ■ " ~" TOTAL NON-REVENUE____” . . I I 3478.39 29.83 10.19 16.38 47439.90 3533.79 TOTAL RECEIPTS _ __ BALANCE, JANUARY 1st, 1935: ' " General F u n d ___ ___________ . 2055.30. 50973.69 TOTAL BALANCE ....... ..................... ... ........... I . " 2055.30 TOTAL RECEIPTS AND BALANCE _________________ 53028.99 TOTAL TRANSACTIONS __ 53028.99 40.00 600.00 2400.1 DISBURSEMENTS PERSONAL SERVICE: Administration—Members .Board o f Education ______ Clerk _______ ;_________________________ ,__ ' AH other Administration Salaried’ andW ages* .00 Instruction—Principals, Teachers, etc* ______________1__ 24411.63 Auxiliary Agencies—Employes fo r Trans, o f Children 1287.00 A ll other Anx. Agency Salaries and W ag es____ 171.00 Operation o f School Plant—Janitors, Engineers and Other « , , Employes - - - - - - - ---------------- -------------------------- 1773X0 Special Seivices—Other Special Services __________ _____ 433.19 cinnati. .. In the afternoon the Olympic Swim­ mer, Lenore Knight Wingard staged an exhibition. She is to represent U. S. in the World Olympics at Berlin, This was followed by a nhour o f free swimming; In the evening a dinner was served at the dinning hall o f the University o f Cincinnati. March 17, Tuesday morning a special chapel was held. President W. R. McChesney introduced the speaker o f the' morning, Congressmen L. T. Marshall, o f the Seventh Dis­ trict o f Ohio, who talked to us on the "Machinery o f Legislation.’' The Literary Society met Monday evening, March 11, at the Public Library. John Richards, our new president, opened the meeting. Mr. Robert Reed, Professor o f Music at tho High School, fbvored us with several solos. Justin Hartman was elected as our'new vice president, who' was requested to give us a short speech. Miss B eltyF isher gave us a very interesting review o f the maga- articte "Second Generation” by NOTICE ON FILING OF SCHEDULE OF DEBTS PROLATE COURT The State o f Ohio, Greene County. ' To Dayton News, Dayton, Ohio, Journal-Herald, Dayton, Ohio, Gallo­ way A Cherry, ’Xenia, Ohio, H. A S. Pogue Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Wm. Marker,-Dayton, Ohio, Fitter & Hill, Springfield, Ohio, Guy Curry, South Solon, Ohio, Ancil Wright, Cedarville, Ohio, Stephen McDonough, South Charleston, Ohio, P. M. Banker, Day- ton,' Ohio, sArtie Cummings* James­ town, .Ohio,-.W. D. Sprigg, South Charleston, Ohio,-The .Sentinel, South Charleston, Ohio, -The Fanners Grain Co., Cedarville, Ohio, -Miude Pringle-' and Frank L. Johiuony Xenia; Ohio: ” i You are hereby notified that on fhd 13th day o f March, 1936, a Schedule o f -Claims, Debts and Liabilities' against the estate o f Reid Pringle, de- ■ ceased,, late o f Cedarville, in said County1, was filed in this Court. Said Scheedule o f' Claims, -Debts and Lia­ bilities .will be fo r hearing before this Court on tho 10th day o f April, 1936’, at 8:30 o'clock A . M. Any person desiring to except to. said Schedule o f Debts as filed, must file exceptions thereto a t least five' days prior to the date set fo r hearing or be'forever barred. Given under my hand and -seal o f said Court, this I 8 th day o f March, 1936. S . C. WRIGHT, Judge and ex-oflldo Clerk o f said Court ’ (Seal) A mass meeting o f Grew* County Fanners w ill be held at the Assembly Room o f the Court House Monday evening,-. March 23rd, at 8;00 o'clock at which L. B. Wartdrigton, Educe-f tional' Department o f the Ohio F a rm ', Bureau Federation wifi be ‘ tho prin- eipal speaker, according to David C. Bradfute, President o f the Greene County Farm Bureau Cooperative A s -: aoclatim. A t this meeting the plans! fo r opening the Bulk Oil plant in j Xenia will be announced. During the past several months! plana fo r opening Glia plant hove been' under way and more than 200 farm - ( ers have subscribed stock to the * Greene County Farm Bureau Co­ operative Association. Recently tho - .Cooperative Board purchased the bulk oil plant from the| Carroll-Binder .Co., located on H ill] street. W. H, Kelly o f Tiffin, Ohio^ has been employed as manager and ' Roger Ensign and Warren Middleton { have been h in d as truck drivers, Trucks and tanks have been ordered and the distribution: o f petroleum Pro­ ducts under the cooperative plan is ex­ pected to get under way April 1 st. Later on the Association expects to* handle other farm supplies. ) Administrator’s Sale Saturday Apr. 4 1:30 P .M . At the late residence o f Dora J. Kerr, S. Main Street, Cedarville, Ohio, will be sold the’ household goods, con­ sisting o f furnishings for eight rooms, including: ANTIQUE TABLES, STANDS, RACKS, BED, CHAIRS, ETC. Terms o f Sale— Cash J. E . HASTINGS, Executor ' o f the W ill Of Dora J, Kerr, deceased. MILLER & FINNEY, Attorneys WEIKERT A GORDON, Auctioneers. , HUGH TURNBULL, Clerk ARE YOU INSURED? INSURANCE Ask G. H. Hartman Phone 53 CEDARVILLE, OHIO MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Columbus, Ohio -TO EXPLAIN- The“I Law”andOur“LifetimeAutomobile PROTECTIONPolicv” —OUR PLAN OFFERS— Annual Savings—Nation W ide Service— A -l Financial Security— Prompt Friendly Claim Service V ic Donahey, President Carl Crispin, Secretary Subscribe fo r THE HERALD The Last W ord In Efficiency As Modern A s Tomorrow The Introduction of me TOTAL PERSONAL SERV ICE ________ SUPPLIES: ..................... Administration O ffice______________ 99,08 Motor Vehicles Used in Transportation o f P u p ils___H _I 634i80 Text Books' 741.90 School Library B ook s_______ *________ ____ ” ___ . 9 l i l 6 Other Educational ___ ...____ ___ ___ _ _ 1184.12 Gas .............................................................. 362.00 Fuel ............. , ........................... ........................................... 095.99 Janitors --------------------------------------------: .............................. 289.18 Other 840.21 31116.12 TOTAL SU PPL IES ................................ MATERIALS FOR MAINTENANCE: Buildings and Grounds _____________________ _ Motor Vehicles Used in Transporting Pupils 5237.42 79.76 1.00 TOTAL MATERIALS FOR MAINTENANCE CONTRACT AND OPEN. ORDER SERVICE: Repairs School Buildings __________ ^__________________ 566.06 Repairs Motor Vehicles Used in Transporting Pupils ___ 592.23 Repairs EducationalEquipment _________ 5.00 Water —_— ____— _____________ _________ _____ 187.90 E le c tricity ___________________ _j_______________ _____ 678.47 Telephone —______ ____________________________________ 74.36 Transportation o fPupils—C on tract________________ 616.38 Board and Lodging o f Pupils __ ______________ _______ 869.63 Tuition Paid to Other D istricts______________ ^_________ 82.28 Advertising _________ _________ 32.19 Hauling -------- 49.89 Other --------------------------------- 271.61 80.76 TOTAL CONTRACT AND OPEN ORDER SERV. FIXED CHARGES AND CONTRIBUTIONS: Rent Instruction Rooms and Bu ildings__________ _ 500.75 Insurance_____ _____•_______ ___________ ______ _______ _ 410.05 Taxes -------------------------------------------- - & ___________ __ 109.21 Teachers Retirement Contribution - ___ _________________ - 856.81 3976.00 TOTAL FIXED CHARGES and CONTRIBUTIONS DEBT SERVICE: Bonds Maturing ________________________ _________ — — ' 3828.39 Interest on Bonds - _______ ■___- ______ ______________ _— 1468.93 1876.82 TOTAL DEBT SERV ICE ................... ! _____— - ■ CAPITAL OUTLAYS Equipment fo r Old School Bu ildings----------------------------- 911.71 Equipment fa r Administration Offices and Buildings . . . . 57.68 Mr.tr.- - ' I’ 6297.32 Motor V eh icles_____:___________ — -1 --------------------------- 1348.00 TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY _______ _________ - 2317.29 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS........... ............................. BALANCE, DECEMBER 31st, 1935: General F u n d .....................................- ____________________ 1859.21 Sinking arid Bond Retirement F u n d ____________ — 98. 29 Indebtedness F u n d in g_________________________ •______ 1183.95 Cafeteria - ___ _— ----------------------- -------------------------------- 14.19D TOTAL BALANCE ................. ................................ TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCE TOTAL TRANSACTIONS____________ __ 49901.78 3127.26 58028.99 58028.99 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ASSETS: Cash _________________________ _______ _________ _______ 3127.26 Accounts Receivable - ________— I——_______ _ 2684^5 Inventory Supplies Arid Materials ______—- 1000.00 Lands (Cost) _________________* 6000.00 Buildings (C o s t ).................................................................... 75000.00 Equipment (Cost) _________ _________ _ 1009.00 Eustace L. Adams. Ray Sisson en­ tertained us with several solos ac­ companied by Kenneth Sanderson and his guitar. ' Wednesday evening, March 17, the- Methodist .Epworth League entertain­ ed the College at the A lford Memorial Gymnasium. This was a Leap Year Party in which the girls were, re­ quested ;to escort their male friendB. A very pleasant evening was enjoy­ ed .with contests and musical games. Refreshments were, served carrying out the color scheme o f St. Patrick's Day. The party was closed, by tho formation o f a Friendship C irdc led by Ruth W est Keep in mind: The Cedarville Col-I lege Minstrel to bo presented by the J Y. M. C, A ., March 26, in the Ce­ darville Opera House. - > Wednesday morning, March IS, an elimination contest was held in the j Y, W . C» A . room fo r the Bible Read- j ing Contest, which w ill be held March 29, in the Presbyterian Church. President W , R. McChesney ad­ dressed the students ot Central High ; School, Xenia, Ohio on Wednesday] morning, March 18. GRACO PRODUCTS A Complete Line o f Maintenance Materials, Cleaning: Compounds a n d O t h e r Chemical Items. ___ _________ '_________________ t _________ ' GRACO Guaranteed Value PRODUCTS GRACO A re especially adapted fo r Public Institutions, Hospitals, Sanitariums, Office Buildings, Bakeries, Dairies, Manufacturers. And For Use In The Home DELUXE PAINT CLEANER For Painted W alls and W ood W ork NO RUBBING —- NO SCRUBBING NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT! Estate o f Margaret Rskestrsw, de­ ceased. Notice is hereby given that Clinton Rakostraw has been duly appointed M I executor o f the estate o f Margaret Rakestraw, deceased, late o f Cedar- [ ville Township, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 13th day o f March, 1936. S. C. WRIGHT, Judge o f tho Probate Court, Greene i County, Ohio. SAVES TIME — LABOR — MONEY GRACO PRODUCTS INCLUDE P o u nd * 5 ® Package SPONGE FREE Sweeping Compound Sodium Hypoehloride Paint and Varnish Remover Non-prying Floor Oil Varm*h FARM LOANS No stock to buy. No double liability. No. abstract Prompt Appraisal. LOWEST INTEREST RATE ws ever offered. We Have , loaned over S«v#nt*#n Million Dollars to Ohio Farm#jr& Winwood & Co. Room 297, Over Heme Store SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Hercules Paint Cleaner DeLuxe Paint Cleaner An t Killer -r Disinfectants Metal Polish Ground Color Rat Poison Fly Spray Bowl Cleaner Roach Powder Aluminum Paint W all Paper Cleaner W a t e r le s s C le a n e r Cocoanut Oil Soap Furniture Polish Disinfecting Sprays Deodorizing Spray T<> L « r f # Quantity User*:— (CONSIDER q y R HIGHLY SPECIALIZED STAFF A T YOUR SERVICE A T ANY TIME. TOTAL A SSETS_______—* ______ — ____ LIABILITIES: Accounts Payable _______ ________*____—— ______ _ 4623.61 Bonded D e b t------------------—------------------------- - _________ 26650.00 TOTAL LIAB IL ITIES_____________*________ __ EXCESS OF ASSETS — ____ - _______ ______ 90811.51 31178.61 65687.90 S c h o o l D i s t r i c t F . O . 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