The Cedarville Herald, Volume 59, Numbers 27-52

o iD A J tm r j s h e B j A-LB, F r i d a y , juhe c r m s COLLEGE (X)ll»«ENOEMENT . Music .......... ^..Ensemble Processional— Coronation March—Myerbeer Music *......... .....Ensemble Invocation ....... . - ___.Rev. Ralph A. Jamieson, D.D. Music ................. * ............................................Ensemble - Address ..................Prof. N. E. Steele, Ph.D. Executive Secretary,' Sooth Dakota Education Association, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Music....................... Ensemble Conferring Degrees and Honors ......................... ............. .. . .President W. R. McChcsney. Ph.D, President's Farewell Address— Announcements-— Music ..... ............... ........ ................. ..... ....... Ensemble Benediction Ensemble Personnel: Eunice Hammerle, Marcus Shoup—Violin Clay Messenger—Clarinet . ■ Lois Street—Cello Juanita Rankin—Piano CLASS 1936 CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS ♦Olive Brill Donald C. Buehler Donald Di Burkert ♦Dorotba Elizabeth Qojrry Eugene L. Corry ♦Venter Owen Garloiigh ♦Mildred Labig *L. Russell Murray, ♦Paul Eugene Reed ♦Harriet Ruth Ritejjyw. ♦Joseph Stewart West, III ♦Anna Jane Wham CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Julia Adeline McCaltister Forrest Robert Nagley CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF DIVINITY Roland Edwin Boyer , Joseph Paul McLaughlin TO RECEIVE THE COLLEGIATE DIPLOMA IN MUSIC _ Anna Jane Wham j. CANDIDATES FOR THE TWO-YEAR DIPLOMA AND OHIO STATE FOUR-YEAR PROVISIONAL ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATE Wilmet L. Ackerman - Frances Ethel Batdorf Hazel Alexander Edna G. Brill - .Ida Carolyn Clouser Charlotte. Fudge Helen. Louise Hageman Dorothy Ann Kline Christina L. Jones Jeanne MacKnight Elsie Emily McDorman Harriette Lucille Miller Ada Kathleen Miller Max Michael Ethel B. May . Helen K. McKenzie Hazel L. Nelson Nellie Mossman Gladys L. Olinger Helen Majel Porter Mae Post ♦To receive the Ohio State Four*Year Provisional Elementary School Certificate. CANDIDATES FOR THE HONORARY DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF DIVINITY t John Kenneth Putt ■ . Nelson Horatio Thom- HONOR DIPLOMAS SUMMA CUM LAUDE Harriet Ruth Ritenour MAGNA CUM LAUDE Olive Brill CUM LAUDE Joseph Stewart West, III CANDIDATES FOR MEMBERSHIP. IN CEDAR- VILLE COLLECfE CROWN CLUB. Dorothy L. Anderson Ruth .Evelyn Kimble CROWN CLUB HONORS, 1935 Olive Brill Harriet Ruth Ritenour ANNOUNCEMENTS Slimmer School—First term, June 8-July 11; second term, July 13-August 16. Subjects offered fo r teachers, college stu­ dents, and high school students. Expenses fo r tuition, boarding, furnished room, and text books per term in Summer School approximate $50 to $05, Opportunity in first slimmer session for children to make advanced credit and to make up work. Parents interested should call Prof. A . J, Hostetler. The forty-third year o f Cedarville College, opens Wednes­ day, September 7, 1936. Boarding, furnished room, light, heat, and tuition run from $300 to $400 for the college year. Cedarville College maintains a high and true Christian . standard. Catalogue free on request. PLUM B ING Bath BoomOutfits Electric Water Pumps We are prepared to install Kohler or Standard bath room outfits and necessary bathroom plumbing. We era also agents for the Duro Electric Water Pumps. HOT WATER HEATING PLANTS I f you era considering a hot water heating plant let us give yoti estimates on the American Ideal system installed. Wo 0*A give you reference o f our plants giving satisfaction in this community. F. E. HARPER * * * ■ » c * d i * r i i b , o u o MISS JEAN CREAGER BRIDE OF MR. EDWARD SIDNER Miss Jean Creager, graduate o f .Ce­ darville College became the bride o f Mr. Edward Sjdner, when the nuptials were performed Wednesday evening at the home o f thfe bride in West Jef­ ferson. The brido was given away by her father. Miss Regina Smith o f this place was bride's maid and Mr. William Brick- er o f Mt. Steri'ng best man. The bridal march was played by Miss Pauline Hedrick. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives o f the couple and a few friends, Following the ceremony refreshments were served. The couple left later in; the evening on a motor trip through the south. On their return" they will go to house­ keeping on the groom’s farm. Mrs. Creager has. been teaching in the Twp. Schools since her graduation. COUNCIL MEETING The regular meeting o f village council was held Monday evening at which time routine business matters were considered and payment o f monthly bills ordered, Council order­ ed the improvement of the road along the creek which is in bad condition and will be appreciated by farmers that enter town from the pastern part o f the township. Council also had under consideration the'closing o f an alley which has run through prop­ erty owned by Cummings & Creswell. CATTLE FEEDERS WILL COMPETE FOE PRIZE Cattle feeders o f Greene, Clark, Champaign, Preble, Montgomery, Champaign, P r e b 1e, Montgomery, Darke and Warren counties will, com­ pete for $1,000 in cash prizes at the annual f a t cattle show to be held Thursday and Friday at Dayton Union stock Yards. The show is sponsored jointly by the Union Stock Yards and the Producers Cooperative Commis­ sion and a number o f packing firms. LEGAL NOTICE Frank Reed, whose place o f resi­ dence is unknown, will take notice Ithat on the 19bh day o f May, 1933 IOpal Reed filed her certain action against him for divorce on the grounds o f gross neglect o f duty, said 'cause being Case No. 21107, Common Pleas Court, Greene County, Ohio. Said cause will come on for hearing on or before the 6th day o f July, 1936. I MARCUS SHOUP, (6-26d) Attorney for Plaintiff. Miss Sarah Rumbaugh, Xenia, daughter o f Mr. T. E. Rumbaugh, be­ came, the bride of Mi*. Kenneth Ful­ kerson, Charleston, W. Va., the cere­ mony being performed at the First M. E. parsonage, Wednesday morning. Mrs. Fulkerson is a graduate o f Ce­ darville College and has taught in the Xenia Twp. Schools the past five years. The bride and groom will re­ side in Charleston, W. Va. Misses Eleanor Bull arid Catherine Block, leave today fo r Terra Haute, Ind., where they .will attend com­ mencement i o f Ejbate Normal), the latter being a graduate, Both have been teaching the past year at Pleasant Hill, O., and Miss Block will go from Terra Haute to her home in Evansville, Ind. Miss Bull expects to return home Monday. N O T I C E Notice, is hereby given that a ■Peti­ tion by owners of lots iqi the im mediate vicinity of an alley extending castw^rdly from Miller Street to Main Street, along the properties of John Johnson and C. E. Barnhart in the Village o f Cedarville, Ohio, has been presented to the counsel o f said Village o f Cedarville, Ohio, praying for a vacation o f said alley from said Miller Street to said Main Street; that said Petition is now pending be for said counsel, and final action thereon according to law will be taken on and after the 17th day o f July, 1936, said date being not less than six (6) weeks after the first publica­ tion o f this Notice, and not more than three (3) months a f • the comple­ tion o f said publication o f this Notice. K. L. LITTLE, Mayor, Village o f Cedarville, Ohio, Attest:— J. G. McCorkell, , Clerk o f Village o f Cedarville, Ohio, (G-5-7-17d) I f you need fence erected or re­ building o f old fence, Phone 141-F12. (tf) MAYWOOD HORNEY. Dr. H. N. Williams DENTIST X -RAY EQUIPMENT Yellow Springs, Ohio SHERIFF'S SALE The Peoples Building & Savings Company vs.' Minor Orooms, at al. Greene County Common Pleas Court. Case Na 21064 Order of Sale 21064 In pursuance of an order Issued from tho Common Picas Court, -within and for the County of Greene, and State of Ohio, made at the January term thereof, A. D.,, 1936, and to mo directed, I will offer for sale at Ptthlla Auction at the West door of tho Court H oubo , in the City of Xenia, on Saturday, June 6th, 1936 AT 10 O’CLOCK A. M., of said Day, the foUowlng described Heal Estate, to-wit; Situated in the Township of Cedarville, County of Greene, State of Ohio, and bounded and descrbald as follows; Being part of Military Survey No. 2272, beginning at an Iron pin in the center of tho Township line road between Xenia and Certar- vllle Township, said point being 1150 feet West of Jho Intersection of the center line of the pike and running thence N. 47° 22' W. feet with the center line of said road to Iron pin; thence N. 40“ 6' W. 405 feet with snld road to on iron pin; thence N, 53° 10' W. 350.2 feet with said road to an iron pin; thence N. 81° 20' W. 396 feet with aald road to an iron pin; thence S. 77° 10' W. 355,7 feet with said road to an Iron pin; thencu N. 08° 35’ W. 303 feet with said road to an iron pin; thence N. 13° E. 1286 feet to. an Iron pin; thence N. 43° 30' E, 000 feet to an Iron ppln; (hence N. 73° E. 56.1 feet to a stake; thence 8. 17° E. 353 feet to a stake; thence S. 78° E. 658.3 feet to a stake; thence N, 82° 30' E. 346-5 feet to a fence post; thence 8. 78° 10' E. 302.5 feet to a fence post; thence ti. 12° W. 2290 feet to the place of beginning, containing 79.16 acres. Said premises have been appraised at Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars <82500.001 Dollars, and ciut not sell for less tlial iwo- iltlrd of the appraisement, * Terms of Sale—CASH. JOHN BAVilli.N, Sheriff of' Greene County, Ohio, <\ \V. Whltmer, Ally. (4-8lh-6-5d) “ ENJOY LIFE” IN S P R I N G F I E L D Modern DeLuxe Theatres pro­ vide you cool, comfortable relaxa­ tion .these hot evenings, and the opportunity to enjoy the newest and finest In screen fare. REGENT THEATRE SPRINGFIELD 4 Days. Starting Friday “THESE THREE” MIRIAM HOPKINS MERLE OBERON JOEL McCREA The most talked-about picture of the year—a 6tory o f life after graduation day that will thrill both old and young. STATE THEATRE SPRINGFIELD 4 Days Starting Saturday WALLACE BEERY JOHN BOLES “MESSAGE TO . GARCIA” An exciting story o f fighting lovers in old Mexico, PUR I NA WITH PUR-A-TENE The Only Feed Made Containing Putatene WHAT IS PURATENE? Puratene is concentrated green feed made from a substance called Carotene which is the yellow coloring matter extracted from plants and vegetables and when taken into the body converted into vitamin A. Scientists have found that vitamine A is the exclusive something in green feed that has so much to do with Health and Egg production. Startene, Growena, Layena, Turkey Startena, Grow­ ing Chow, Lay Chow, Broiler Chow, Chowder Supple­ ment all have Pur-A-Tone. All these feeds in Stock, Also Pig and Hog Chow, Cow Chow, Calf Chow, •iteer Fatena, O-Mo-Lene. C.L.McGuinn THE PU-RI NO STORE TELEPHONE—3 South Miller St. Cedarville, O. Hi'. James L. C’Hemvt and family of Mrs. Funston o f Fidncy visited .over Richmond, Ind., spent Thursday with the week-end with her nephew, Mr, Judge and Mrs. S. C. Wright, Dr. Ghesnut attending a meeting pf tho Board o f Trustees o f Ced&rvjile Col­ lage, o f which he is a member. For Sale—Balled or loose hay. E. Barnhart, Cedarville, Ohio. C. O. A. Dobbins and wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchison, Mis# N om a and Mr. Kenneth Hutchison o f Sidney, O,, spent the week with |Mrs. Eflie Lackey, Clear that aching head* upset stomach. More these ami” stipeted bowels by taking Neehs Regulator* Pleasant to taka, mud though effective. For sale by H, H. Brown, Druggist, For Sale—Iver Johnson bicycle, in good condition. John McMillan. M 'J When Gas lighting Interfered with the Divine Plan of the Wnrld • Back in 1822 a. few scattered American cities already used gas fo r street lighting . . . but when the attempt was made to introduce gas light into New England there arose a wave o f widespread preju­ dice to stand in, its way. T h e B o ston Da ily Advertiser summed up the objections o f the day in an editorial in which it cited these fou r arguments against the use o f gas: ( 1 ) Artificial illumination is an attempt to interfere with the Divine Plan o f the world which lias pre­ o rd a in ed that it s liou ld b e dark during the night time. ( 2 ) Lighted streets will incline peop le to remain late out o f doors, thus leading to an in crea se'of ailments, by colds. ( 3 ) The fear o f darkness will vanish ’ and drunkenness and depravity will increase. ( 4 ) Horses will be fright­ ened and thieves emboldened. Despite these and other fancifu l arguments, however, gas light made its way* because it represented a fundamental contribution to serv­ ice, com fort, and human efficiency. T h e great development o f the gas industry in the laBt one hundred years has been due to its constant ; devotion to the same ideals. Today, the gas industry, has won itself the fields o f home heatings water heat­ in g and cook ing because, by provid* ing com fortable, certain, automatic, and dependable heat, it has contrib­ uted another m a jor convenience to make modern living m ore complete. The Dayton Power & ligh t Co. U b i k o L i f e Guard Feeds JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY T h is Y e a r ’ s C o r n h a s n o t b e e n th e Q u a l ity as U su a l s o w e h a v e Kellogg Hominy f T h a t w ill m o r e th a n ta k e it ’s p la c e ALL KINDS OF FEEDS- GRINDING AND MIXING We will Grind and Mix your Grain and add the RawMaterial at a very small cost ORDER YOUR BINDER TWINE # CummingsbCreswell PHONE 100 CEM1VILLE, OHIO NEW THIS BY MERC TI8EMENT OF THE TI FIPTY-NJ NEWS L FROM DEPi COLUMBUS, ~ now historic Const of Ohio will be sa orations ,of comin suit o f a special was given it by D man. curator o f hi . of the Ohio State Historical Society liam McKinley libarian for the charge of preser merits. The re-coi in a locked office vate office o f S George S. Myers ' State is customdi Constitution and periol of his life, - re-conditioning was used by the Libre Washington. It inc . of a special fine si from France, whi only two countries it is made, on bot! the fourteen pages longhand making u o f Ohio as adopted copies on rag pap under the direction one'of which will museum and the o! tary o f State’s offi said that the origin exceptionally well age and is now in v- condition.” The sill ' re-conditioning is al ‘to the pressure pro as to the color o f blended with the col the Constitution. Strict supervision niercial fish houses district, partieularl county, will be kept chief o f the burea' .ment o f the state di' tion as a result of fish and game laws session and sale' of • cording to Conserve . Lawrence Wooddel unsorted fish which to, sixty-five per cen confiscated recently county, fish houses. thirteen inches and ‘ than, nine inches m. Seventeen persons h as a result o f Harr Ashtabula and Luke creased demand by and restaudants in small fillets is Ires violations, it is thou A large portion o Ohio commission on tion and divorce, former Governor study Ohio’s Jivorc laws and make rec: their improvement, completed at the session on June 20, by Dean H. W. Ar university’s college The commission has several measures, i that will reclassify divorce and annulm . so that four of grounds for divo grounds for annul that much o f the will *be finshed in tii recommendations at o f the Ohio. State Dean Arant said. The state board o requested by the co to set aside $50,0 general revenue ,£> chase o f land for a park along Cownn county. The county issue of $50,000 fo r and a similar amou is needed, The pi struction of a. nix 11across Cowan Creek Of Rome 800 acres, is preparing for a new state park, tl canal recreational July 1. The park four miles souths and will offer fi boating and picnic Director K, L. Bo- Department of Ed the Appointment o f head, assistant de* Bute University, o f health and phys for.becoming aseis Stale, Mr. Mooreh o f physical eduent Ind^ and Cicero, 111, o f Ohio State Un 162$; For Sale—Mate hog. G. W. Wa