The Cedarville Herald, Volume 60, Numbers 1-26

* cED ^& v io jff h era ld ; A p r il ie, m i *4 m ATTRACT'(y. CUMING TO T H E u . f i ’i . BATIU; TRUCK . * ; u n DiTcr.i:;; Holy, Tow-r. lovo h News ?r ;:.| Clear your mind for action .. .g a t r id o f a ll ttia unpleasant thought* about bill* you owe. No-on* feel* like doing thing*.. .going place*.. .or making an effort to pay on anything whan owing so many place*. Besides* maybe you need a little extra cash for other things. Come in a n y w a y .. .we are anxious to tell you about our new Step-Down debt settling p lan .. .it’s the one payment plan that never "cramp*” you. J. MERLE FURMAN, Manager 24 E. MAIN ST. SPRINGFIELD, O. An avtQtnn* lk» l " ’:i «Va.%‘ry asm tiacK were early. ,, 1aj»t..sin t «jir«- Wednesday morning near the East f ° f - ^ ’™nth ™von' Lo^ , Hoi' zon* Point school house on the Columbus Last of Mrs. ( teyney, The Good pjk6j when the outflt was Bent tu the ^ ar^ ’ ' ditch to escape a rear-end smashup of. Arizona Mahoney, Larry Crabbe, a coupe being driven by W. C. Bull. April 24; More Than a Secretary, The latter had stopped without warn- Jean Arthur, George Brent, April 25- ing to make a left hand turn. No one 26; Doctor Bull, Will Rogers, April | was injured but the tractor was dam- 27-28; General Spanky, Spanky Me- aged. Farland, April 29-30; Love On The Run, Clark Gable, Joan Crawford, May 1. The Plainsman, Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur, May 2-3; Woman Wise, Rocchelle Hudson, Michael Whalen, IMay 6; Racing Lady, Ann Dvorak, May 8; After The Thin Man, William Powell, Myrna Loy, May 9-10; Woman In Distress, May Robson, May 13-14; •Off To The Races, The Jones Family, BIRTHS—MARCH 1937 “HERALDWANT ANDSALE ADS PAY” Mark Coleman Allen, 46 E. Main street, Fairfield, Ohio; Thomas W^ot- ton Bailey, R.R. 2, Xenia; Edward Eugene Baker,' R.R., Osborn; Rhoda Virginia Olivette David, Wilberforce; Charley Marie Diamond, 17 W. Second street, Xenia; Lazetta Franklin, 611 May 15; Champagne Waltz, G la d y s !E-Main street, Xenia; Charlotte Anne Swarthout, Fred MacMurray, May' 16 - {Grooms, R.R,4,Xenia; Arthur Stanley Wings Of The Morning, H e n r y j Guyton, 21 Xenia avenue, Xenia ■> Fonda, May 20-21; Bulldog Drum -1 Barbara Lou Hamilton, R.R. 8, mond Escapes, Heather Angel, May {Dayton; Jeanette Ann Harness, 240 S. 22-23; Lloyds ' of London, Freddie West street, Xenia; Thomas Mailer i aaI Andrew Newcomer, R.R. 2:!i Xenia; t.oyce Carol Palmer, 735 W. Pccond f,freef, Xenia; Donald Eugene Randall, 1 28 Ventre street, Xenia; Richard Leroy Rutan, Osborn; Anna J. Smith, Wilberforce. Dale Arlen Smith, R.R. 1, South Solon; Barbara Ann Snyder, 515 W. Second street, Xenia; Shirley Joan Stansbury, R.R. 4, Xenia; John Wil­ liam Rowe, R.R. 1, Osborn; Jefferson James Taylor, R.R. 1, Osborn; Robert Earle Thompson, 357 S. Miami ave­ nue, Xenia; Jacquelyn Ethel Walls, R.R. 3, Waynesville; William Lewis Wheeler, R.R., Yellow Springs; Daniel Simon Wolfe, R.R., Dayton. l e g a l n o t ic e Greene Common Pleas Bartholomew, May 23-24. D. A. R. MEETING IHughes, 899 N. Detroit street, Xenia; lElvin Ray Jenkins, R.R. 3, Xenia; Ray- !mond Melvin L* Lewis, Osborn; Caro- -------- 'line Winifred Macintosh, 220 E. The Cedar Cliff Chapter D, A. R. | Church street, Xenia; Marlene Man- will meet Tuesday, April 20th, at the ker, Bowersville; Patricia Ann Mc- the home of Mrs. O. W. Kuehrmann. ;Clenahan, 229E . Church street, Xenia; Wilbur C. Tobey, vs. Jane G. Tobey. , Defendant, whose place' of resi­ dence is unknown, will take notice that plaintiff has filed suit for divorce against her, charging gross neglect ( of duty and extreme cruelty and th a t. same will be for hearing on and after , six weeks from the firet publication of this notice. ■ ■ , ■ FRANK L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. (4-15—5-27-6t) MERCHANDISE One of the hardest things in the elevator business Is to resist' salesmen with new items which "must be handled" to be of greatest service to the farmer. Hew- ever, each item just adds so much to inventory, storage room and general confusion. .The following list might be convenient for your use. • GRAIN—The usual farm grains, whole, cracked or ground to suit any feeding need. - FEEDS—-A complete line o f WAYNE feeds-—con­ centrates, supplement and fu ll rations for all farm ani­ mals—from dogs to hogs. Minerals, tankage,, oil meals, etc. SEEPS-—For a ll grain and grasses grown in this Innoculator. D vicinity J..luuw .«»v* * FERTILIZER-—-The MIAMI brand in any analysis including one especially used for yards and gardens and sold in small quantities. ✓ • PAINT—OHIO FARMERS SOYBEAN OIL PAINT which has more talking points for quality than any paint we know of. This paint directly increases the demand for farm products in this state. COAL—A line of quality coals which covers the field for any condition o f stove, furnace dr pocket-book, CHICKS AND SUPPLIES—Chicks,^any breed, any age. W e handle the HAWKINS line of brooders. CEDARVILLE GRAIN CO. Telephone 21 South Main Street Cedarville, Ohio Subscribe to THE HERALD ITS THE COZY’S FIRST BIRTHDAY! WRIGHTS WHITE VILLA GROCERY THE STORE OF FINE FOODS A Full Line of Quality Groceries We Pay Cash For Your Eggs CONGRATULATIONS TO THE COZY REXALL lc SALE TODAY andTOMORROW HUNDREDS OF REAL BARGAINS Lay in a Supply at These Prices BROWN'S DRUGS BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE COZY PAUL EDWARDS DODGE-PLYMOUTH SHELL GAS AND OILS Car Washing and Simonizing, Tires, Batteries and Battery Charging Congratulations To The Cozy T ry 0 o r New Home Made Cakes Maplefudge—Lady Baltimore—-Delicious Fudge Chocolate Malted Milk^ . Orders For Special Occasions—No Order Too Large or Too Small The Cedarville Bakery EXTENDS BE£T WISHES TO THE COZY THEATRE . Congratulations to the Cozy Theatre / . . . ' . . COMPLIMENTS OF Cum m iugs & . C a sw e ll COAL — FEED — GRAIN — SEED — ETC. Parker’s Play House BILLIARDS, TOBACCO, SOFT DRINKS < *■. and the Best Candy in Town CONGRATULATIONS TO THE COZY Allen's Barber Shop Huey Building AND WE’RE CELEBRATIN’ THURSDAY and FRIDAY APRIL 22and 23 WITH [ V • A I1* fe** * \ -r .si fcip. f 'VrT'-'/r' ■?1 V;.., ' ' /V % J* .• v i-‘‘ > W BEST WISHES TO COZY THEATRE Today’s Yourt IHl i r t hda yH Let Joe cast your) liowloscope. . . un­ der the sign of the| Planet Zowie! There’e no Let-apt You itut laugh and laugh . , . fromthemomentheopene hie tunnel, until he mar- riee the girlI \ \ im The teem l i f e e f a phoney for­ tune tetter. Directed ip HarryBeaumont Pruented by DAVID. L. LOEW Rehendthreeth RKO-RADIO PICTURES THIS WEEK AT THE COZY THURS.-FRI., April 15-16 LAUREL & HARDY “OUR RELATIONS” F in t Show 7 i30 P. M. MARIAN MARSH FRED KEATING EDGAR KENNEDY ADDED "Foreign Sports" — "Romantic Mexico" —CARTOON— Shows— 7 :30 -9 :lfi SATURDAY, April 17 WILLIAM BOYD—JIMMY ELLISON —IN— ■ “TRAIL DUST” We Have A Good Dry Cleaning And Laundry Agency WE CALL AND DELLIVER Home Clothing Co. G. H. HARTMAN, Prop. Also the Best Auto Insurance in Ohio f BEST WISHES TO THE COZY -i- ir—- - r --------i rr- ■T"J--------—— - 1|M ~— — C. E. Master's Grocery WE TRY TO GIVE YOU QUALITY MERCHANDISE Success To The Cozy Theatre Phone: 2-44 . Congratulations To The Cozy Treatre A Full Line Of General Hwde, Pain ts^P ils and Turpentine Garden Seeds—Bulk and Package—Garden Tools, Etc. A. E. HUEY, HARDWARE , Evan’s Restaurant Best Wishes To The Cozy HOME COOKED MEALS s o f t d r in k s —T o b a c c o CANDY—CIGARETTES H. L. Pickering ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Dealer PHILCO RADIOS—EASY WASHERS—ROYAL SWEEPERS OUR BEST WISHES TO THE COZY THEATRE CUMMINGS CHEVROLET SALES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE COZY Tires, Batteries, Gulf Gas and Oil 1 Repairing by Factory Trained Mechanics COMPLETE AAA WRECKER SERVICE ------ . NEW ANO USED CARS . t* , Congratulations To The Cozy Theatre COMPLIMENTS OF CUMMINGS & CRESWELL HWDE. CO. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY LOWE BROS. AND CHICAGO PAINTS GENERAL LINE OF HARDWARE" SUN.-MON., April 18-19 JACK BENNY — Burnt and Allen MARTHA RAYE in “COLLEGE HOLIDAY”