The Cedarville Herald, Volume 59, Numbers 27-52

th e^m m e r:' *® WtUnwd ^ for axsar •***?*& tJOL & J P h . W. » Hind, and *®siiy* r f S|v$rtoi)| 0*i w w i Sunday $ m . with Mr. and Mn. c f s . i r ^ rv 4 l Ie? t ^ f e f r IS the E s^ tC lev e l^d high ached, J . homo to r the/ summer vacation, M&, Bane Gregg o f Bond Hill, €Hndiuiatl, .pent the wwk-end M th f gueat. o f Mrs. F. M, R o a ld s . . & * % . t wdi os ill wheel*, haa-onter- " wO‘P. 3. U, for the summeryterm. Mr, Wm, Conley has returned home after a yfeft with Ms «on, Mr. Robert Conley and family, jn Crystal City, ________________ .J*1o. - daughter"^ In cth® N*t <>f teachew elected for visited ItfarHr^^xrL- Hew Antioch the Springfield schools, we find the S S a y M i s B ^ S r i r ^ - £ame of M » Lena Hastings, who h is O S u f at CohUbS? ” Wl“ *n tw > en se lec ted . J&vv wid Mrs. Ji B, Hastings ««>d the S S r e h ^ 6 U n a - ^ e n d e d the Moorehaad annual reunion in New Concord, 0., Thursday, expecting to return home Friday. J K 10 _ ^5* ,5 la^r ®rasil and Miss Mary Ruth Wham of Carter, I1L, stopped here with Dr. and Mrs. McChesney over the week-end. Both enter the summer semester a t Ohio State University, M Miss Florence Williamson, Director of Secondary Education,. Bowling Green, O., State College, is home-for the summer vacation. , pm* .M, I, Marsh and wife leave today fo r a two week's visit with relatives in Terrace Park, Cincinnati and Owensville, 0. 'Miss _Jeanette Ritenour has taken a position as Industrial Nurse, night duty, at, the Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co., Dayton. For twenty years the leadinghotel of theCapital City,.. Ultra-Modern in Equipment and Service Three Famous Dining Rooms Popular Prices ■ < $ ? Boom Rates from $2.50 G arag e F a c ilitie s DESHLER .W A t L I C K -• JJ'tr. George Witt of- Indianapolis, Ihd., has been a guest a t the home of Mr. M. 'W. Collins the pa * week, returning to his home today. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ligget and family of Ripley, O., were guests Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. West and family. Mrs! E. C. Ritenour underwent an operation hi the Miami Valley hospital last Saturday, and is reported^ as do­ ing as well as can be expected; •Mr. and Mrs.-W. W. Galloway and daughters are spending a two week's vacation on ' a camping trip in Michigan. - 1 j , Mr. and Mrs^ Robert MacGregor , and daughter leave by motor early •Friday morning for a visit with the former’s mother in Orange, Mass, They expect to be gone about two weeks. - OTXRm iJi RgRXO), FSIDXY, JEW? R, HR BLUR RIBBONS HOLD MEETING Tht Blue Ribbon 4-II (Sub hold a meeting Friday afternoon, June 18, a t the homo of Evelyn, and Arnold Thordsen. I t was decided that the club would charge two cents dues each week. After the business meeting de­ lightful refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Eva and Margaret Gray, Friday afternoon, July 3rd. T| f COLUMBUS, OHIO. 1 U C. W .tlkk, Pics. A. h. WalllfK, V. P. M . H. MkbM, Her. Former Qounty Commissioner Her-' man, Eavey^ submitted to a major operation a t the McClellan Hospital, Friday, for ■stomach- trouble. His condition is reported favorable. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dobbins re­ turned home Tuesday from their wed. ,ding trip through the East, stopping a t various pointy of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbins'will entertain this Friday.evening a t a reception honor­ ing the bride a n d ’groom, • ’ Mrs. Al‘e£Ka ' Rfrd and d&Ughteri . Mary, had for their guests o n 'lliu r^ day Mr.< and'M t ^ 'R* S. King, of At­ lanta, Ga, Mr. ^ n g is head of the Mechanical, Engineering .Dept, of •Georgia School of .Technology and. la ji Relative'"of Bird. The Kings ^topped off a t .Cedarville enroute to Alaska. • . ' ■ ] Miss Harriet, Ritenour has .been. elected to teach in the Bolivar,'-, Q., j .high school. Miss Ritenour graduated] ?from CeddVidlle/College this month, having completed ber four year course [ in three years and received the honor- ’ary “Summa Cum Laude” for the | [•highest grades in the history of the institution.. ‘ ■ A meeting of the Modem Pricilla Sewing Club was held Wednesday afternoon a t the Library. Plans were made for the picnic with the Calf Club boys and the Cooking Club Girls, which is to bo .held- Tuesday a t Bryan State Park. Reports were given by each officer that attended the meeting a t Xenia last Wednesday. Subscribe to. THE HERALD WRIGHTS GROCERY S P E C I A L S THE STORE OF FINE FOODS G A R PURE CANE 10-lb . s a c k , 57 c 25-LB SA C K $140 BAKING POWDER, 2-lb. c a n ......... ................. 20c | SODA CRACKERS, 2-lb. b o x .......... . ......... 18c, COFFEE, Wright’s Special Blend, 2 lb s .......Afc I Kt'.Ttl? MASON JARS, pts. 65c, quarts...........75c PRUNES, extra fancy, 2 lb s . - ....... ......... 19c I PEANUT BUTTER, 2-lb. ja r .............................25c | MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, lb. p k g ..............9c P I N E A P P L E , White Villa, large can .......... .....25c j OLEG,-Honey Grove, 2 lb s . ................ • •—27c ......... v n r a-wow * « .i *****9*, T I S S U E , S f l Y # » i i r o l f e t . . 2 5 f i ............... . r■- ----- ' f ■■■ 1ES. Calif, do*....;..29c Fillet of Haddock, ,2 lbs. ;.35c #AS, 4 lb s .................25c BOLOGNA, If . 2 lbs........... 35c fS. 3 for ............. 10c LARD, pure, 2 lbs. .........,.30c1 S. new Texas, lb ...... 5c PORK LOIN, *n piece, lb. ..28c I 3; 4 lbs..................... 25c WEINERS, lb............. *........ 22c1 TOES, 3 lbs................ 25c Summer Sausage, l b . ......... 30c *««< *'«"*»»■*... * ** * ** , • »»■»— «» « *• ,-A U ) , a s s o r t e d f l a v o r s , p k g . , . . 5 c mu iui-i r— • • ‘ ^.i * » * * i i College girls will give an ice cream i N t a k a t ' the Township Clerk's office, Saturday night, June 2(7. For special orders phone Dorothy Ander^ son, or Mrs. ;Margaret Work. COZY THEATRE South Main Street FRIDAY and.SATURDAY “PADDY O’DAY” -rWith— Jane Wither* as a lonely orphan from Ireland who brings love and romance into two lives. SUNDAY and MONDAY Jean Hersholt Dorothy Peterson —In— “The COUNTRY DOCTOR” starring THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY George O’Brien —in— a grand action drama of the North “O’MALLEY OF THE ' MOUNTED” DELEGATION JIN FISHING J * d « b Wanted—Wo buy «4 jseHnew and , FOR SALE—ffhree HsrafwdJ mj II ji , W * T O MICHIGAN aitd^cMra, B .ld „ A ft,., S t.,1 . BJd,., y i u i i u u 4 ^ — / j Right here in.your Home State . . . Cleveland's " G r e a t Lakes . Exposition" . ^ , Remarkable exhibits in Science + Industry . A r t and Commerce . , . . Tike advantage of this great opportunity to attend this wonderful "World's Fair." Plan N o w ! Th e C i t y Loan will help finance your trip. J. MERLE FURMAN, Mgr. 24 EAST MAIN ST. SPRINGFIELD T he C i t y L o r n i » i h s o n \ i i i r i A n c m r , ^ 25 '10(10 ^ Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes W e s u g g e s t a S P O R T S U I T w i t h c o n t r a s t in g S ta c k s If you wish your suit to do double duty, you can wear the full suit later. Use the coat now as a sport ensemble. Single or Double Breasted Hart SchaffnerMarx Sport Suits, $25, $29.50 Wendell Hall Sport Suits $19.50, $22.50 Style Mart Sport Suits Sizes 31. to 38 $ 1 3 . 5 0 a n d $ 1 6 . 5 0 Pleated Model Slacks $3.95 $4.95 Palm Beach Suits Genuine Palm Beach suite r 1rf white, light and dark shades, single ahd double breasted sport- or plain models. ^ $16.75 $5.95 $6.50 Flan-L-Tex Suits One of the most beauti­ ful white suits you ever* saw, friSde in all models, sanforized. Also window -pane cheeks in . darker, shades. $ 10.06 /HcDCESiAN*S M EN ’S S TO R E , So. Detroit St. X«nU. Ohio Dobbs Hats Arrow Shirts A local delegation -of anglers left * Wednesday afternoon for Houghton i -Lake, Michigan, on a fishing ex-* curaion. In the party were Wm. Marshall, W. B. Stevenson, Murray .Marshall of this place and Fred jMarshall and Darrell. McLean of Day- ton. The party expects to return Monday. Homer Smith, R, R, No, 2, I W « n t « f a r a n S m u t *** W l n w p M i M mki « ta v * . J w (termite** JMUItea IHUI wm I* mhm X> «hM* im h W I H W O O P 0 C O . J M THAT HAS ( n> \ ! ! IU V I■-/• 1 l m : t // 1 VI i <,! | \ W###/ P n g f M o r e ? The Ford V -8 Gives you "The Entire Ten9 and they cost nothing extra . . . check them 1 2 3 V-8 ENGINE-85 II. P. with unusual smoothness and economy. CENTERPOISE RIDE—combined with double-acting shock absorbers front -and pear. SAFETY GLASS ALL AROUND - with d ea r vision vein ilul ion and a windshield* that opens. LARGE (6.00x16 ‘ ‘ T IRES -fo r ........... T rt and safety I on DeLnxe Models. “ 4 ! inch) eomfoi 1I a V 5 6 BAKED ENAMEL FINISH—assuring lasting lustre over long period of time. WELDED STEEL R O D Y - r e i n - forced with steel for safetw 8 9 SUPER SAFETY B R A K E S -w ith 186 square inches ofbraking surface. SILENT HELICAL G E A R S - f o r oil speeds, including low and re'verse. FREEACTIONON ALL4 WHEELS— with the safety of a rigid front axle. 10 NO "BREAKING IN”- p r e ­ cision manufacture, mirror finish cylinder walls permit normal touring speeds from the day you take delivery. * j 4U Ford V-S'* have windshields.that open, except the Convertible Sedan, Cabriolet and Cluh Cabriolet & # * ■ JOR D V-8. m Mptfnfk under H 0 W V* C* G* ■% p* r €*nt a m onth plana* SENSATIONALVALUES % -f . Kroftr brlMgs you avary day LOW PRICES plot blggar and baHar WEEK*END 5FECIALS. Shop your Kroger Store and gather In tha ! many monay*iavlng bay* listed (n this ad. Shop Kroger’sWhere quality ft the rale! ( Salad—Caaatry Clsfc—« rich craaaiy fapplaf jBr f h k ' 9 ». 2 9 C Dressing Campbell's 2 - lle Park aod Isaat fa Tanafa Saaca Salmon * 1 10c Rice Corn w 4 Peaches 2 lb. Na. 2 caas No. V /i cant Caaatry Ciah liafvas ar Sllcos DRINK-AID Aut.1 phy. 5 c PuffedWheat faakar, 3 pkgi, 2 5 c DOG FOOD Glacy, h aaac 2 5 c AvariateFkar - 24*ih. tack 5e 25c 29® CORN FLAKES 9 ® LIFEBUOY SOAP COUNTRY . CLUB pkg. LOW PRICK 3 bar. I T RINSO Lga. Pkg. 1»'/2C' COFFEE Jewel, lb. 1 7 C BREAD “ “ 5lt*' 5c Gra^frnil Juice 2 19c TOMATO JUICE COUNTRY CLUB 3 lga. cm* 25 * MMMMIor SFMKTII 5 * COUNTRY CLUB BANANAS CANTALOUPES PEACHES NEW CABBAGE , « 2 5 c *H, H. Tomatoes 2 LBS. 2 5 c *2 FOR 2 5 C HEAD LETTUCE 2-FOB m BACH 4 & C FRESH CORN . 1 t BARS 1 ^© ^ 2 LBS, 1 5 C BEANS LB I © ® ‘ LB. © « PEAS . - . . . . 2 LBS. RO G ER STORES HMp mmmmu ‘ A * - t \ 4