The Cedarville Herald, Volume 62, Numbers 1-26

■fiHMai ggopWi m tmm ATTENTION! FARMERS! To clear up any misunderstanding you may have, wish to announce that the Xenia Fertilizer and Tankage Com­ pany, GREENE COUNTY'S ONLY RENDERING PLANT, is still operating and will continue to do so giving the farmers the same prompt service that it has for the past thirty years. , , . , . Call us first when you lose ANY dead stock PHONE 454 Temperance Note* Sponsored by Cedarville W. C. T. U. It is nature, hard to hide the sparks of 'llltlltlllllHMUllllJIIIIIMMHIIIIMIIIIi) Esau Lost Out —On a lot of high class real estate * and thoroughbred camels, because the old gentleman had neglected his eyes Let’s play s a f e . . . and look about your eyes now! . j Dr. C. E. WUkin Optometric Eye Specialist Over Woolworth's—Xenia, Ohio (lIllltllltliilllillilum iniiiiM iliuiliiiliiiillliiiiiiit.........iiiiiiiiiiiiiiM iiiinM iriiiiiiiM iiiiiiiiiim iim iim ..............„■■■■•...........•■••■■L I EXPERT FORD SERVICE and I GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS I have rented the Frame Garage on Columbus Pike, State Route No. 42, and will open there on Monday, February 20th, for General Automobile Repairs. Have had 22 • ' r . years experience with Ford Agencies. Let. me inspect your car, when in need of service. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER ¥ Phone 8 C h a r l e s G e r o t i Cedarville, Ohio The Gideons have always been staunch advocates of the dry cAuae and a t every opportunity they strike effective blows at the liquor traffic. Daily papers the first of the New Year reported that Wilford S. Alex­ ander, federal alcohol administrator, urged Congrees today to ban adver­ tising of liquor on ;the radio. In his annual report of the year ended December 15, Alexander also proposed that Congress forbid pub­ lication of liquor advertising, in Sun­ day editions of newspapers, of adver­ tisements portraying, children qr re­ ferring to alcoholic beverages as hav­ ing tonis, food or medicinal quali­ ties. Temperance advocates will say “Amen” to all of this. Judge Arthur H. James, Pensyl- vania’s newly-elected governor, is quoted as saying: "Do you think the liquor situation needs improvement? H you don’t, I do. I stand for dealing straight from the shoulder with the liquor question.” The Dry League Herald referring to this statement says: “It is a world of comfort to know that Pennsylvania is to have for our next four years, a Christian gentle­ man who is respected and admired by all who know him for what he really is.” Senator Morris Sheppard in his an­ nual address before the U. S_ Sen­ ate on the adoption of Prohibition January 16, said: Under national prohibition one could travel from the Atlantic to the Pac- iftce and from the Canadian to the Mexican border without seeing a bill or a neon light advertising somebody’s liquor establishment of ■ a particular brand of alcohlic drink. During the 13 years of national prohibition not one of the millions pf copies of magazines and spapers which came into the American home contained a liquor advertisement. Not once dur­ ing that 13 years was the voice of the radio announcer heard in the privacy of an American fireside proclaiming the alleged merit of some liquor dis­ pensary. If national prohibition had made no grestter contribution to the cause of temperance than to banish the advertising of liquorS; by that fact alone it made a monumental contri­ bution to the cause of national so­ briety, ANNUAL REPORT Of the Clerk of the Village of Cedarville, Greene County, Ohiio, for the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1838 Population, 1930 Cefiaus, 960 Cedarville, Ohio, February 10, 1939 I hereby certify the following report to be correct. PIERRE J. McCORKELL, Village Clerk; SUMMARY OP PUND BALANCES/ RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES General Fund .— ..._____— ------- 865.11 Auto License Street Repair Fund _ Gasoline Tax Street Repair Fund _ Totals General Village F u n d____ Water Works F u n d ____ —, Electric Light F u n d ________1__ 1701.04 Bond Retirement F u n d _________ 2954.59 Grand Totals of All Funds (Clerk) Transfers Between Funds: 1619.97 2480.59 4.49 214.86 869,88 828.55 256.19 429.63 1841.00 1663.21' 607,42 ._ 1509.00 4330.85 4972,35 868.10 2739.93 277857, 99.00 ._ 1701,04 1872.61 1678.83 1894.82 .. 8735.21 7884.50 3806.30 6302.57 17678.60 17313.95 6667.22 • ._ 299.45 Sals of Pump—Miscellaneous--------- ---------- ___— ----- - 74.00 Total .Receipts from Service---------- -—_------ — ------- Transfers ____ ... . Total Receipts — ---------------------- EXPENDITURES Office Expenses___ _________ _____________ ________ 84.00 Wages of Employes_________________ _____________ Fuel and L ig h t_______________ ____ . . . . . . -----— - - - 688,11 Repairs to Buildings, Machinery & P ip e s ---------------- — 772.35 Other Operating Expenses — ___________ _____— ----- 198.61 Total Expense_____________ ______________________ Lands, Buildings and New Equipment . . . __ ___________ 373.63 Pipe Extensions ___________ _________________ _____ 15.37 New Meters . . . ____________________ _____________* 57.00 Total Const, and Improvement____________________ 2440.46 299.45 2739.91 Total salaries and wages paid in 1938—$2522.10. SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS Property Taxes—General Fund ________ . . . . ___________1126,30 Bond Retirement and Sinking Fund s______________ 1039.55 INTHECENIiftOFDOWNTOWN This perfect location gives you easy access to all parts o f Cin­ cinnati — and the ideal ac­ commodations a t the Palace wilt make your visit delightful You’ll enjoy the GicketTavcrrv a fine restaurant, coffee shop and bar. R A T E S A N D U P ThePALACE HOTEL S I X T H A T V I N E S T R E E T S A N T H O N Y E L S A S S E R , M A N A G E R C h ild c o itld c a r e f o r f u r n a c e $2 A WEEK Will Buy A Williamson TvipMfe "The Williamson Heater Company: Our TrtpMfc has kept our house warmer this wlnteu than it has ever been* I found that I did not need to fire the furnace as often. The Williamson Furnace is the best looking heating plant 1 have ever seen. The Furnace is so easy to operate that a child could fire it/* Signet!—Ktncrson Wright, Iiaton, Ohio FREE: Furnace Inspection, Did you bum toomuch coal, did youhave toomuch illness —were your coal bills too high this past winter? We make free-inspection, locate troubles, do repair work. Modest prices. Furiiacc* C. C. BREWER Phone: Cedarville 125 CONSIGNYOURLIVESTOCK . For Sale To THE SPRINGFIELD LIVE STOCK SALES COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, O. Sherman Arc. Phone -5942 HERALDWANTUNOSALEADSPAY' Total Property Taxes____ '------------------------------- -------- Cigarette Tax _____ __________ ______ ---------- ----------- State Motor Vehicle Tax- _______________ -L ___________ Gasoline T a x ______ ________ ._____________________ Inheritance Tax—General Fund __ !____ 61.72 Bond Retirement and Sinking Funds_______________ 61.72 Total.Inheritance Tax ------ Sales T a x ____________ — Local Licenses and Permits Continuous Shows Dally Adults Only 15o ’Til 2 P. M. STARTS SUNDAY FIVE DAY8 AUM arm uw ALANS A TUT* T i l IAMBI w*2£j«cr <3i® l l D 'DflaW the d£nd'£idt BLACKBURNS Tooth Powder—Corn Remove? Herbs — Liniment — Salve Snap 214 N: West St. Xenia, Ohio 13.00 Total Licenses and P e rm its------------ . . . ---------------------- Special Assessments—General Village F u n d s --------- :------ 10.41 Bond Retirement and Sinking Fund s--------— ;----- '__ 7633.94 Total Special Assessments ------ ----------------------- - Fines' and Costs ______ _______________ :------------- '__ Public Service Enterprises—Water Rentals, e t c . _______ 2440.46 Electricity Sales, etc. — . . . --------- ----------------------- 1872.61 Total Public Service Enterperises 2165.85 34.45 869.88 1841.00 123.54 339.79 13.00 7644.35 34.30 4313.07 Receipts of Trust F u n d s -----------------— ----------- --------- Grand Total Receipts ------ — ------------------— — -------- SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES ' General Government—Legislative (Council) ------------------ 144.00 General Executive ____ _______ ,___ ;--------------— 665.54 Elections —-----— --------------- --------------- -------- ----- 159,15 Buildings (Town Hall, etc.) — ------ --------------------- 50.80 299.45 17678.60 BONDED DEBT Dec. 31, 1938 SINKING FUND TRUSTEES or VILLAGE TREASURER ASSETS ’'Balance Bond Retirement and Sinking Funds___________________ 3805.30 Special Assessments lievied and uncollected (Construction--------- 33,600.00 Total Sinking Fund Assets ______ _______________. . . ____ __ __ 37405.30 Total General Government___ ._____________________ _ 1019.49 Protection to Person and Property—Police--- --------- _----- 316.00 Fire L 85.41 Total Protection to Person and P roperty___ ;-----------_----- 401.41 Health—T o t a l ................- ..................................... - ................ 140.24 Sanitation—General Village Fund s________ ---------------- 236.09 Total San itation -----:------ ----------- ----------------- ------ ----- 236.09 Highways—General Village Funds ------------ .— ------ 2491.76 t Total Highways ------ --------- ----- ------- .------------- --------- 2491.76 Public Service Enterprises—Water Works ---------- 2332.27 Electric Light ___, - --- --------,— ---------------- 1678.83 446.00 Total Public Service Enterprises_____________ _______ 4011.10 Miscellaneous—General Village Fund s__—— __ _____ 383.91 446.00 FOR SALE—Demonstrator, Estate Oil Burning Heatrola. Special price 150.00. Large size. ' DAVID E. ROBISON Phone: 15 Jamestown, O. Friday —- Saturday “Bank Night” - — SCREEN-— "OFF THE RECORD” Joan Blondell Pat O'Brien Total Miscellaneous ____ _____________________ _— — 383.91 Interest—Bond Retirement and Sinking Funds ____ 1984.50 Total In te re s t---------------------------------- :------ -------------- 1984.60 Bonds and Loans Paid—Bond Retirement & Sinking Funds 5900.00 Total Bonds and Loans Paid —---------------------------------- 5900.00 Transfers to other fund s----------------------------------------- 299.45 Grand Total Expenditures _________—----------- ------- — 17313,95 A , GENERAL VILLAGE FUNDS Including General, Auto License, Gasoline Tax, Cemetery, Etc RECEIPTS Property Taxes—General Property Tax _------— ____ 1051.19 Classified Property Tax ___•_____________ ___ .___ 75.11 Total Property Taxes __________ _______ __i,___ 1126.30 Cigarette Tax ___------ *----- --------— ------------------------- 34.45 State Motor Vehicle License _______ _________ ______ 869.88 State Gasoline Tax _______ -_____________ _____ ._____. 1841.00 Inheritance T a x ___ L_____ ------------------------------------- 61.72 Sales Tax ...........................................— ____ __ 389.79 Licenses and Permits—Mayor —_______ -_________-_ 13.00 Total Expenditures 2332.27 446.00 2778.29 ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND RECEIPTS l Rec'ta from Service—Vill. for St. L igh 'g______________ 1732.61 Penna. R. R. Co., Misc. Sales, e tc .________________ 140.00 Total Receipts from Service______________ ,__ ___ . . . Total Receip ts________________ _______ . . . . . . ___ __ EXPENDITURES Fuel—Current __________ _________________________ 1678.83 Total Expense___________________________________ Total Expenditures________________________________ . BOND RETIREMENT AND SINKING FUNDS RECEIPTS Property Taxes—General Property T a x _____:_________• 970.22 1872.61 1872.61 1678.83 1678.83 Classified Property Tax Total Property Taxes __ . . . Inheritance Tax . . . . --------_ Sepcial Assessments ...____ Total Receipts_____ ____ _ 69.33 EXPENDITURES Bonds and Notes P a i d _______;________ ___ _ Interest on Bonds and Notes ________ ____ ____ Total Expenditures 1039.55 61.72 7633.94 8735.21 5900.00 1984.50 7884.50 Balance Operating anfi Conaft. F u n d s____ —________2861.92 Grand Total Assets, Dec. 31,1938 ___—__________ ________ ___ 40267.22 LIABILITIES OUTSTANDING GENERAL BONDS (Payable by General Taxation) Water (Village Portion) _________________________________ 4000.00 Sewer (Village Portion) __________ _____ __________________ 600.00 Total General Bonded D eb t_______________________ __________ 4600.00 Sewer ___________ __________________ ____________________ 6600.00 Water ----------------- _______________ _________ _______________27000.00 Total Special Assessment Debt _____ H__ ____ ___ _____ ;___ ____ 33600.00 Total Bonded D e b t____ _______ ___ _______ _________ _______ 4600.00 -Grand Total Debt, Dec. 31, 1938 __________________ ____ ____ 38200.00 Total Licenses and Permits ___________ Special Asses’ts (St. Sprk’g, Oiling, etc.) Fines and Costs (Mayor and Police Ct.) _ 13.00 10.41 34.80 Total Receipts ___ ____ ________________ EXPENDITURES Council—Salaries, Incidentals, etc.___ _______ _________ Mayor—Salary, office expense, etc. ______ ____ ________ 161.49 Clerk—Salary, office expense, e t c ,____________________ 304.05 Treasurer—Salary, office expense, e t c .____ - _______ _ 150.00 Solicitor—Salary, office expense, etc, ________ 60.00 4330.85 144.00 Total General Executive Offices Election Expense ________ _ Public Buildings—Telephone_ 665.54 159.15 50.80 Police Protection- EXPENDITURES -Marshal and Police Salaries _______ — 300.00 Other Police Protection 16.00 Total Police Protection ___________________---------- - Fire Protection—Fire Chief and Firemen's Salaries - 35.50 Other Fire Department Expense __________________ 49.91 Total Fire- Protection ------ ---------------------------- Health—Expense _________________________________ _ Sanitation—Street Cleaning_________________ ______ _ 36.00 Sewers and Drainage___________________ •--------- 173.59 Garbage Removal_______ \ ____ - _____ _______ _ 26.50 Total Sanitation •_______---------------’ Highways—Street Repair—Material and L a b o r_______ 2419.76 Traffic L ig h ts .................................................................. 72.00 __Tothl Highways _________ _________ _— —------- Miscellaneous—Legal Advertising___________________ 84.00 Insurance______________ *____________________ _ 161.25 Compensation — Examination-------------------- 138.66 Total Miscellaneous Transfers Total Expenditures WATER WORKS FUND 816.00 85.41 140.24 230.09 2491.76 388.91 299,45 4972.85 RECEIPTS Receipts from Service—Water Rentals a* itin A oil i ___— 2366.46 YOU CAN PHONE TOUR NEIGHBORS AGAIN • During the past year many Ohio farmers have put their phones back in. This increase in farm phones has been steady—20%more than four years ago. So now you can talk to your neighbors again in .ever-increasing numbers. Ohio w ith 255,000 farms has 120,000 rural te lephon e s serv ing p rog ress ive farmers. THI OHIO SELL GO. ;( -Ml a - * ,- x • - .i hM J W < \