The Cedarville Herald, Volume 63, Numbers 27-52

ClubandSocialActivities Helea a i l Jaala C hhm II ittMidad * jtfcate last Friday a t the heme of Mr*. Me GiU, Prospect; Road. Spring- field, Okie It « u Weld by the C* tawba Highland Council of Daughter! of Amerjaa, Dr. F. A, Jurkat, of the college faculty, was gueat speaker a t the an nual Flag Day meeting of the Cather­ ine Greene Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, a t the home of Mrs. Arthur Dean, east of Xenia, last Wednesday afterneon. The sub­ ject of Dr, Jurkat’s address was ‘‘The. Flag and Democracy.*' Miss Rachel Creswell took Fart in a Clown Recital Wednesday evening,, in Springfield, O., given by Norman James, director of the Westminster Choir of the United* Presbyterian, Church, Mrs. Wiliam Leitch and son, Robert of Akron, stopped for a short visit with relatives Sunday, on their way to Cincinnati, where they will spend some time visiting, Mrs, Deitch is a cousin of Mrs. Karlh Bull, Ruth and Flora Creswell and Roney Lou Stormont; are'among the delegates ‘from the' Cedarville Presbyterian .Church to the Methodist Conference for Intermediates, held at Sabina dvei the week end, and Monday and Tues­ day. MOM* (ULTURE CLUB MEETS Mrs, R, C. Ritenour was hoatwFtQ the Roma Culture Club Tuesday aft WMflB a t the home of h«r daughter, Mrs, James Miller, N. Galloway St. Xania, Farty members and guests were received a t the meeting which was the bu t planned by the Glub un­ til September, Mrs, Carolyn McCor­ mick, chief probation officer, was the guest speaker,, - Lavina Frit*, 12; of Columbus, who is visiting in Xenia at rthe home of Hr. .and Mrs. Elmer Welsh, played a group of accordion solos, Refrshmete were served by Mrs, Ritenour assisted by Mrs. Miller, The Club will hold its annual lunch' eoa meeting at .the homo of Mrs, S. C, Wright, July 2, -when the annual meet iag with election of officers will be conducted. RETURNS FROM-MEETING Newman J ; Boseberry, of Columbus, who. for several years has been as­ sociated with William Watt and Justin Owens, Jeffersonville, in Triangle Farms Dnroc Breeding, dropped dead suddenly Friday noon in a restaurant in Columbus. Re had been in ill health for some time, but bis condition had not been considered serious. H e "'it' survived by his wife, two children, bis parents abd several brothers and sis­ ters. The funeral -was held Monday with burial in Mechanicsburg. A’ ^Rtone.Run” is-easy with a low, post mortgage loan. Cedarville Federal Sayings & Loan Assn, RaRh Bull is attending the G, O. P. convention ^'■’‘Philadelphia this week es a spectator,, not as a delegate. Mr, A. B. Evans returned Friday from a meeting of the Hampshire Re­ cord •Association held in Marshall­ town, Iowa, June 17 and 18. About. 500 members attended the meeting. Meat packers and all agricultural col­ leges in the corn-belt were in attend­ ance. Levi Smith of South Solon, Robert Lewis of Wilmington and Frank Noggle pf New Madison accom­ panied Mr. Evans on the trip. Mr. Evans is a member of the National Rampshire Type Committee. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATEOF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAVS Columbui, Ohio, June 24, 1940 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT RifYou Want A'Job L ithe Aircraft Industry?-tMany aircraft concerns are. looking for men. Names and ad­ dresses of- these companies together -with the type of men each is looking for wftl be sept upon receipt of $1- G. Decker, Room No; 310, 519 Main St.* E.Ofrmge, N. J . 6-28*7-5 Winted—Hauling livestock and all other kinds of hauling. Price reason-* able,' Paul Reed. Phone 118 Cedar­ ville, Ohio. 2t ...... 1'i -ky-. For Sale -^-Two^ leather covered rocking chairs. Gall this office for in­ formation. , Silled iiroposiii will be received at the office of the Stato IIlKhwij- Pipettor of Ohio, at Co­ lumbus, Ohio, until ten o'clock A. M„ Eastern standard Time, Saturday, July 13, 1940, for Improvements In: Greene County, Ol^p, on .part pf Section U and part of Section Fairfield of the Itayton- Sprlngflehl ftoai)*-State Ihgliwast NO. 60, State Route No. if In the VlllacO of Falrtletd and Bath Tomutlilp, 'by. grading-, buHdhig drainage strneturoa and pavjpg with- reinforced Portland cement-concrete. . Width; Pavement 40 rcet, 40.0 feet; Koad- way 4p .feet, r>. feet, hcriglh 4,869.94' feet or 0.922 mile. Estimated coat ............................... $9G.12».0J> Contract to be completed not later than No­ vember 30, 1940. x The minimum wage' to be paid to all labor ernployed on this eontract sltall l>e In accord­ ance withe ‘Schedule of Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates' Ascertained and Determined by The Department of Industrial. Relations- applicable to State- Highway -Department Improvements lii'accordanco with Sections 17-3, -17-4, 17-4a, 17-5 and 17-5a of the General Cede of Ohio”. The- bidder must aubmtt with his* hid a eertl- fled checkin an amount, ctiual to flvo per ceht of the, estimated host, but. In ho event more, than ten thousand-dollars. Plans and specifications are on flic In the department Of highway* and the office of the resident district deputy director, The director gpeerves Uio right to eject any and all bids. * Robt. S. Belghtler, ^ S sts Highway Director. June 28 -July S, * N O T I C E ! Please return Paaa Bodes, Cedsurville Federal Saying* Sc Loan Ann., to their of­ fice on or -before June 30s for audit and balance. I. C. DAVIS, Secy. Mr* and Mrs. Donald Wiskersham have been spending the past two weeks ill Philadelphia, and attended the World** Fair la a home of your own, your ambi tion? See Cedarville Federal Savings & Loan Attsd. . Ifr. and Mrs, M, E, Bidlack, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wikoff and daughters of Columbus, Were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. H. H, Brown, Miss Ann re­ mained fer an indefinite stay. » SuitscRiuE To T ue . I I ehai .0 I'jpl'jililliILI.lasmui■"H'lwWi—B- llllim m illH M tlM H M M llllM lfM llim nilM ntttH M tftlH H m H iM M M i * s ' I PHOTOrFILMS •4 . ■ • V■ Developed and printed ENLARGEMENT BONE Fully Equipped to make Kitting in . Yeur Own Home OUTSIDE AS WELL Make'Appouihnenta Vincent Rigio, Jr. XENIA AVENUE 9:45 A. M. Sabbath School Orchestra 10:00. A. M. Sabbath School,. Mr. II, K. Stormont, Supt. Topic, “Jonah: The Outreach of God’s Love.” 11:00 A. M,.Morning Worship. Ser­ mon by Dr. W. R. McChesney. Theme “Met ting Modern Midianites” —Judges 7:15. 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor, Sabbath, July 7, the pastor, Rev. Adams, wilCbe in his pulpit. j itH M ttm m itflltW O fm iiH IM H IlllfM N H m H IM IIIItlM IH t For" Sale—Cabbage and tomato plants* C. A. Foster, South Main st, Miss Bertlpt Jackson of Dayton* who was bom here on the old Jackson farm, visited for a feWdays with Mrs. Adda Mitchell. Miss Jackson is on her way td visit in MonmOuth, 111. Her future home will be with her sister* Mrs. Mabel Whiteman in Bloomfield, Mr A. 11000.00 for sale, payments $10.00 pec month. Buy a home. Cedarville Federal Savings A Loan Assn. F. L. NELSON, O. D. OPTOMETRIST Jamesfowri, Okie Especial Attention Given SCHOOL-AGE EYES"’ UKIllli!1.1 Phone: 169-—Cedarville Exchange , * ‘ * ., -4 a ' MARION HUGHES & SON Wei! Drilling CEDARVILLE, OHIO V MAST-FOOS PUMPS AERMOTGR WIND MILLS ■I . . PUMP AND WIND MILL REPAIRING l a Sanaa MfseuiwaNsn CEDARVILLE HERALD# FRIDAY* JVN* «K* 144ft CHURCH NOTES UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Ralph A. Jamieeea, Minister Supt. Sabbath School 10:00 A, M, Emile Finney. Preaching 11:00 A. M. Theme “The Rainbow”. Y. P. C. U. 7:00 P. M„ Subject “You Haven't A Chance”.- Leader, Miss Eleanor Cooley, Xenia Presbytery held a called meet­ ing in the local churcli Thursday of this week to consider ‘some special needs of two of our congregations. Moderator Dr. L. L. Gray presided, with Rev. E. W, Welch, clerk. Mr, Fred ,McClelIan *of Xenia, was taken under care of Presbytery as a student of theology. He was graduat­ ed from Monmouth College the first of this month, and expects to enter the Pittsburgh-Xonia seminary this fall in Pittsburgh, Pa. There are eight from his class in Monmouth entering the same institution this fall, which speaks well for the Christian influ­ ence of Monmouth, one of our United Presbyterian Institutions, The second Synodical Conference of the Y.'P. C. U. will be held next week, July 1-5, at Camp Bethany, Winona Lake, Indiana, It is expected # group of six will' represent our 'church at this gathering amwmimiiHDUHHimii1 METHODIST David H. Markle, Minister. Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. Morning Wolship 11:00 A. M. Ser­ mon Theme “Words.” Epworth League- 6:30 P. M. SCHOOL NEWS Scholarship Awarded Miss Vera Mae Fields, a graduate of the local .high school this year, has been granted a four-year scholarship a t Capital University. Children’s Crusade for Children All schools throughout the nation were requests by the National Edu­ cation Association to cooperate in a campaign to raise funds for orphan or homeless children in the countries of Europe which are or have been at war. The Greene County schools participated in this campaign during the last month of school. The amount sent in from the local schools was .$3.00. Each pupil was asked to contribute at least on penny or more. OUR SHRINKING C1TMM As returns from the recent census the rural ana* adfarad <1saf er E**mr Biai a Whw ARa|«tlftltlV | i r iiyiBCi ■ ■ “ ■ m REPUBLICAN H08T8 GATHER IN PHILADELPHIA, PENN. (Continued from ffr tt poff$) jure announced, it becomes more eviv]depraasioo tkaa tke fHhiii street brokers and clerks here to boL j dent every day that, by and large, the *with conditions ckanscinar. tha ater hi* fight for delegates. A large!populations of smaller cities all o v e r .... amout of money is being spent for .the nation are shrinking. Thr figure* _/w,m m .i. ■*___« newspaper advertising and booster jrun from a few scores In some cases jJ°ds centers,—-Onto Wats Jaasaai. campaign expenses, It {^peculiar that several thousand in others. Buildings Cleaned » Work is progressing rapidly in the cleaning of the classroom and 'corri­ dor walls by Aden Barlow and Wil­ liam Fisher. The Board of Education plans to have the buildings in first class condition for the opening of school this fait. Former Graduate Gets Position Mr. Harold Benedict, Class of *30, obtained a position of teaching Voca­ tional Agriculture in Shelby County. He begins his work, July 1st. Wilkie more than any other candidate has had by far the largest number of women parading the hotels in behalf of bis campaign. By the time this is put in type the nomination speeches will have been made anjl voting under way. -Ed., Philadelphia uimtiiiMuijiiiniiuMitiHMiJiiiiiimntimutiittiMtUDetittMiiii | C O Z Y j I « THEATRE * I Fri. and Sat., June 28-29 | Charles Starrett — Iris Meriditb f “TWO FISTED BANGERS” j | News - Comedy - (Community Sjng 1 I | Sun. & Mon., Jurie 30-Jul, 1 | I Shirley Temple — Spring Byington i “THE BLUEBIRD” 1 '5 In Technicolor f News — Cartoon = People atili follow opportunity. l n \ ^ ul»crib* to “ T B S B S K 4 W * S ca r lett and T ay lor T ogether! THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev, Benjamin N. Adams, Minister CHURCH OF THE NAZAKENE Raymond Strickland, Pastor' Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.- Services Preaclung, 10:30 A. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. " Mid-week Meeting, each Wednes­ day, 7:30 p. m. ROBERT HILL DIBS AT, HIS HOME HERE MONDAY FIREWORKS NOWONSALE AT THE OLDMILLCAMP | Week a n d T hu ra ., J u ly 3-4 I Jane Withers — Gene Autry f “SHOOTING HIGH” fj | Cartoon— “Terry” — Sports |! *■ £i: Vivien Leigli, whose electrifying success as Scaylett O'Hara was one of the year’s major acting triumphs, now acmes to tha screen teamed with Robert Taylor in '*Waterloo Bridge," poignant, modern romance of two people Jiving a lifetime of iova telesoppeg into 48 breathless hours. The new picture, bailed as on* tit M-G-M’s greatest hits, opens a three-day engagement Sunday «d- the Xenia Theater. , > - Mi>*iiimiitinnun»iinmmt»»i»tn»infiitm»i.»tiimi*niMi.in............................— - 7 —p-^f-------------------------------rT’^rrrrTfffTt'tiifntiftfftiWiiajftpjiii I .... ■ 1 F. E. r t c : ... .11 I ME ADOW GOLD! j I CE C R E A M j I Different Flavors— | I^BULK — PACKAGE — BRICK | | . CUPS — BARS' * I 1 Individual orders taken and tilled .§ i S- ■ '. 2 ; 5 I for your teas or parties. -ro o m M o d e rn K i t c h e n S in k s H o t W a t e r H e a t in g Mr. Robert Hill, 67, died at bis home Monday at 5:10 a. m, after a, year’s illness. Mr. Hill was born in' Petersburg* W. Va.,,and came to Ced- the Hagerk .Printe Fran—*fl t arville in 1906. He was employed ot the Ha&er Straw. Board and Paper company Until it was discontinued; He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Florence Jones- Hill, two sisters, and1 two brothers. He was a member of the I. O. O. F. anti Elk's Lodge and the Baptist church. The funeral was held Thursday aft­ ernoon at 2 p. m. from the Baptist Church. Burial was in Massic’s Creek Cemetery. A nephew Bernard Jones of-Petersburg? W. Vm, wail here for the funeral. 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