The Cedarville Herald, Volume 61, Numbers 1-26

I t w * L - T, ,,;i» toAa*» t#f X**l«, «*4 t**»**<4 „ rx »m wNfowyo <*» ii* u w» j x utostAtoO am * ta ftto .a^ 'ew a g fr ar.awrSfe^lS a a u r ,A " J X <» r s SifcOKP TMCTs ■■■'• „ . * , £**» e»u»ty, *t*t* and «UYi B»tag_part t* KMt*ry *urT«r Ko. JJM, **4,T>lirtj* w * •HflasiUy l»ld out » 4 d*t«Btf*l M •anM plM or B«dl *«d *»«*• * « « » » to th» City of Xenia, tl» J>»rt hereby eoureyed tm m * *•***&» «&«* * * * ? * * » : im «* tto gm u s a * ^ i*w «i ktoe m to m r n H m m yeera, to* $toss Court of Cfejutos Cfttmia^ Gj|M No. 21646f ttot s*ld ^ u n will e«*e on Jfcr hearing on a** Otter T M x **> 1W% *1 ****** time *AW defendant, must: appW / or Answer, or judgment may to render •d agSinither, * . MARCUS SHOUP. Attorney for Plaintiff. <2^.3-lld) ✓ ■■;.=_•• -^Muuu-ffittWiatt:-; ■ J^tilaaG, Day, whose place o f W — - ............................. . ■dance h unknown, will take notice JSS . m s 2 S W ? B ! K m ' a rt •■a* m * »> * i f « m ><w . . . . * in cwa No. 2lflS, a petition ww filed in the Common Pleas Court of Greene %nnty, OWd,?by her hustond, fo r .* divorce pn the-grounds of wilful ah- BenCeiand'prayinKfor ttoreatdration of all property rights. J Defendant is required to answer by March 12,1938, or the prayer of-the petition will to granted. MARCUS McCALLISTER, , , Attorney for the Plaintiff, (l-2$-3-4d-et) . ■.■ n .J; a-.;' ;•;■ •'■■. ; .•..\• Subscribe to “ THE HERALD” ijuiMn. •mf&miMim :■.■*■ «n anH N N M t,’''-< ” "■ ' DEPARTMENT OF A tlD T P p i 0 F p lu m BUREAU QF INSPECTION A&Jfc SUPfKYIjBHW OF PUBLIC Of**C«S ANNUADFINANCIAL REPORT CEDARVIULE TOW N flp ip / GREENE COUNTY, OHIO FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING^ DECEMBER 3 t, l» 3 7 Population, 1930 Census, 2161 Total Salaries and Wages Paid During the Year 1088 »Jl, General _-U— ------- Tax Valuation, Read ~ Tax Levy — toUD-thaSouthMtt*et a tw. font alteritoM* rujuiln* mth..tha:g«uU» Uas « aal<t Uto «* TS* M' * » f««tand-4 lmtos l O A t U k a l“ «a(d nee; thenoa PW*Usl -with »*WXuU,.SS*1 UM 9, 11" 1«‘ E. SOfeet,to a stake; thauw T^raUel with the south. JlUwof said, alley S. r»* SV W. » filet, 4 lnehe* to * »tal» In raid Tails line, thmoa wlta said Iiutl llaa N. , n* xv. rf. 30 feet to the beslnnliw, ooutala- lag 2 * 7 %squarefeet -- ' •the prayer of Said petition te for the parti, don or aala of the premtew d«»pribed, fiAf Multiblonllif. k “■ .line pf Weat Street, to the beeliujUw, . They are required to- answer said petitlpit not later than the SJet day of March, T«S 8 , or ludyment wiU W takenasatoat, WM : ■ , < MARCC 8 E, McCAlM 8 TJC», - attorney for the l^ialntliT, (S-lS. 44 d) • »»pr>"e"e#li«wwX I % 1,808,83 *'m ** "*•* mm- **Tt* m*r* »*• rt•?mnt a'se m • * $31,089.80 ^^23,400.70 t*asa»*f"»-he-sE wA«"•a *w “aw^ t»w*•eh ew 1,66 Cedarviiie, Ohio, February 10, 193^. ' I hereby certify the-following report to be correct. A. R. HcFARLAND, Township Cleric; GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS Including Receipts and Payments b f all Funds Except Bond Retirement and Sinking Funds RECEIPTS General Property Tax __— „— -------^ _____ , ' Sates T a x ------- --------------- -------------- ________ ____ 'ZX Gasoline .Tax l „ . --------------------- _______________ Inheritance ,Tax ._J_7----------- ------------- --------—,iS£^r- Cigarette Tax Allotment of Federal Funds------— ______ , Allotment of County Funds Miscellaneous Receipts i -— %*-■.•+ -•—■&*.w— - ........-- - ? 862,85 Soldier's Relief -— — ----------- ------ ’ 103.00 Total Miscellaneous Receipts --------------------- ____ ' . ■ Depository Interest ------- ------ -JL, ------------------‘ - ‘ ' TOTAL RECEIPTS — 1 : „ . ------ -!1 --------- PAYMENTS GENERAL EXECUTIVE SERVICES— 8 4954,46 -■^98.88 2000.00 290.30 6.19 581.00 150.00 955.85 8.74 $9445,36 >■ 400 lti=^ R O OM S so I " ” 1- w i f i s." fAN m &UR ■. E .^ MMB ^ W wwep *• Ew *™ w *$ wl ™ y ." sWW * Rwl 4 a . ''fldMP'IWtowf' ««Uah«|lifMiftfr!■<A|» ■■ • vvig“ mviu ifNinf Mtfiror»int«n« E m Forcit attdiaww Cryslsl Bar.’' 'R e stsam p le rooms 1HTHE CITr A Y T 0 N V.O.MURPHY M A N A0E .R * SECOND AND LUDLOW STflEETS, ONE Of THE SEVENTEEN 5000 ROOMS IN 8 STATES wssm±^S uamno.......v i » 5 *™! 5 ! a H u m .> .^ a u s mat. ohcATNOlmnatN - omuMAMAta, SNOtAMft.......amuen SOUTHSCMO. IKD1XNA........OIUVDN , AHDOWOM. BNMANA........AHOtatBON tnutc MAUTC.WD1AKA .THOO:HAUTE tfAOKSOW.tntHSSSSE.StWSOUTHPW. ' asHUMikKwrucsy........ vnrrtnu owwasono.sEMTucar.owruBBoao imk » i iu iu «. m ...... «uun :i - f ' ? i QUALITY|SIMPORTANT ' BO IS PR ICE Thm* k oowfifaloroMo kgk o f Information about ton* tail •octf. PTlcM TIopazkl ontiroly upon tho taatas . m MMM xm o l tho family. Ohay nood not be high or pw*» boideneome i f yoor eeleotion la made from aMeHBhm unlt-plenned oervlce. U»R OUR ADVISORY •IRViOl w»th to m to m - f * - h r ■ This -pltuA eotatod to ll eo«A cMtot,. aoncret* burha vault UMLIftflilUm- torv- ice, OompUte $109. A complete uqit-planned funend by McMillan in- cludoe tho casket, concrete burial vault,'preparation, hearse, family cat, use of modem funeral home, ev­ en with funerals coating as low ss $100. McM illan Funeral Home Cedarviile, 0, Compensation o f Trustees --------- Compensation o f Clerk ------------- - Total General Executive Services . TOWN HALL— ^ ' Maintenance and R epa ir----- - ■Total Town Hall --------- ---------- FIRE PROTECTION— Insurance-- --------------------- ------- ■Total Fire Protection —'------------ POOR RELIEF— Medical Services Burial Expenses,-^— Other Poor Relief ....$ ^750,00 ___ 250.00 653.77 1000.00 053:77 203.25 1005.03 130.00 . . 863.07 ,293.25 Total Poor Relief------ ,----------------------- - HIGHWAYS^- ' ‘ New Road Conatrqction—tohor and Materials 4507.97 Road Machinery and Tools-*.—1-------, 230.43 1998.10 ; Total Highways ~'J, -----------------------,— LIBRARY— . ••. ? , . .- .-.y y; •:■; ■ Other Library Expenses —•*(*—■ ' —■S v ’ f‘ - i ' ■ " M Total Library ------------------ CEMETERIES— . Compensation o f Officers and Employee; . Tools, Machinery and Materials-------- Total Cemeteries —----- -------------- ----------- - MISCELLANEOUS (List) —m «**• •*(.>* f*•» -A.*>»* MISCELLANEOUS^ i ? t )— Memorial Day Expenses--------------------- ------- * Soldiers R e lie f------ -^ -------------- -— — Total Miscellaneous --------------------------- 4738.40 . 640.00 , 602,62 27.40 9.82 75.00- 25.00. 103,00 1142.62 36.72 203.00 TOTAL PAYMENTS______ ____________ _ ' SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS BY FUNDS ^Balance, January 1, 1937 (Clerk’s) $ 2227.66 Receipts During. Year i--------- ’--------------- 9445.36 “ Total Receipts and Balance —•— ,— -------11673.02 Payments During Year —-------------- ----------- ------- 10065.86 Balance, December-31, 1937 (Clerk’s) ------------------ 1607.16 Outstanding Warrants, Dec. 31> 1937 (Add) ----- ----- 2426,43 $10065.86 $ 2227.66 9445.36 11673.02 10065.86 1607.16 2436.43 Balance ip Depository, December 31, 1937 $4043,59 $ 4043.69 t ■ ■ ■ * - ‘ , ■*- • , "* ■ “HERALD WANT AND SALE ADS PAY” n Telephone 1 4. Melvin MeMiilen Lk4«SM JBmbalttter A d Funeml birtotor Safe and Sure For 53 Years This *+ ■■ “ 8•* v Association Has Paid Dividends ■■ ■. .% Wks O f The Last Dividend Paid At The Rate FEft» 1 v ' ; fQ ANNUM ; Accounts Opened by March 10th Draw Dividends from March 1st and are Federally Insured* SPRINGFIELD FEDERAL SAVING ami LOAN ASSN a A E -M s iit S t . ! ' • ifT H a g iiM '- f l -wu*. h u m , w* ■ R#»wa lvM*^ -NWIDyl*|p^fipPiRi. ...... Mto Ta Be Improved County commissioners annoenced Thursday that a healthy i**i— » bf the road fund, totaling $64,958 at the end of 1987, will _mako possible an extensive road Improvement program in Greene County this, year. a.a --V.-—-~ a - axaiI’l m * 4uumja mjis R||RWiF O^HqBH|C 4M PM m M m . t&a ivHiiinrtNifenRffi have -iM ii WiajW■»VW j W-VJBW "tl!a IfJiSV-WTT’ ” to arsfloaditiiiii tad —toil tkt tta&v istotic rntd ifniipmtht_ tn ifi •♦" Taws ” = w ' sy ™ sipeao ,^ i^**n y v n a w entered !»** a **«*f"aat wtfch t o w h jj&yF * '‘yw* "■**"V^prv wfw• B v fl^ ^ ^ lg iM ii lo t o v Cv*, flMd, to fumishi on* naw toi»**a$iaad road rotor, and will havathroarotow availalto for aarytoa la $$$«, - 7.,'Wi'ft..ire5?5‘g?^5Sigwta!MeBg»Hgsm*m D r . R . v m rm F A R M . LO AN S >Taw it bteiflat Raiie Fair eppratol, prompt aarvioe and attiactiv* tenai h*va ra* aifltad Jo our organisation loan­ ing mace than Sevanttea Mil* Vos Dollars to farmers, Phona orwrita and our mpreaentafiva will calL. . ^ * . WMW 9 M I C 9 . 1 VUdan-TakanHdg* 8MUNGHCLD, a i X -R A Y E Q U IPM E N T nasp CONSIGN NDDIiLIVEMMRX ■ to . 'thCi***r* • SPRM 8 FH D UyE STOCK s a l e s ,c o m > A in r • SALES EVERY MONDAY " t tM U * A m ■ ■ ' «™ »W W T O ' . . U . « M "• Electricity, through the many convenient h'ome appliances, gives modern mothers the Benefit o f more spare tune . . , time to spend with' her family, with friends, m recreation or rest. Yd . , . eicczHcity costs only wfew tents <aday, - I*. 4.1' •' • - ‘ BUY A YOU HAVE MORE 10 AND LESS to FAY S K M fftU K M B t Oat there early while the chelce Is wide— fine cars m ow offered at rock-bottom prices This National Used Gar fSxehange Week given, you a great opportunity to OWN A BETTER CAR for a small Invest­ ment. Automobile dealers oo-opdrating in this big sale have « fine selection of used ca rt— and prioat «ro far Below those o f several months ago. Many are 1037, *30 and *3Smodels— Badoid By the finest.of dealer guarati- teee. All have thousands of mile* of fifst-elaei unused tranepottadon in them; And the‘**fir»t-elaiart ttnneportatibn of dveee modern earn tagmewnta eatlifao- dotj w M t dm owneta o f older earn amt hardiy imagine. Beautiful, modem ityjl- !ng>*»a mme omidoriaBl# ifde^-more m om for yon and y n »F ln | i^ «w iM ,« mope powerful engines— better gas mileage—«Better bwdtoa^bhliir thaa 1— (jtoani o f irttrodtVHHt wB-JMH^wa^F onoajg—nnow^wna^^^raaw^p *waawn^a^NoJiSwW^eMi ainoe your old car was built. . Now^e die dma to fitiifc* dm awiidb, while you have more to trade # d leae ’ to pay. Yotw tMreeont tee.-.m$y eover dto -■Ma‘ioto’,aa eatoariiimnel i 1lhOartA'1'rtpa jja'didf 'l&fis^iaAg. QC>Wljl*PmyMotWlR*n***PlilpHaiw■ yU.■wNMNyU h TRO n P o 1. tototo'dtoa AtofniktojSBtil' It yOll MVRBOCRT W fflU i) JrOttNRli «flR take advantage of. tho 10%, MtetiWb .t-v .Aa.jjj■:-atuigu^a .1 -A^Aa, ■MiwMsHp .l®ewfRD®P3r w W m BW f W n IT w ^ n ^ w WMP w W wi . ‘ ■ ^ . s' .■■'■■■■■: ' I M N I I N Y O U ! g t s S e a M t I V I OtHT * M Y 4 U t e g e w a . r r-