The Cedarville Herald, Volume 64, Numbers 27-52

___,-jaf ' - - j a r U - **¥ 3f SRAiQtf »!*mkbMML e# WiP^Wp■•ee • w 4M*2JMdOA^mlnS^dh WU|i ReRRMww il»4g >HMBH A. TuwtauH, ember 9, atfe itt}* wiH b* i '^iMHrfiMfti l4 ta*M *C« y» A* 3L* t fewKra. A. ent; Kr*. F, »asur*r, and >nt, 0« state- res. forces of tbs nral Adjust, e county ex- unployees of swilies were fry’* s t the tvid C. Btad- orty persons ifor the jwp- nty Agent E, son and Mr. led Saturday a Valley, On- o v te k e r e f I ff' Thurs. iii , S ep t. * j Stone rford I jv J ^ njQN£5 er ind” toosra * n or )WOOD* DADDY” b * . ) bs.) bs.) SO. Mo ckba xv ill i FjtiPAY, msftxm *** «, i m sm s^nusssm tfatete^M jinm m■..mmiwowwwwwwsBseiwwp C lu b an d S o c ia lA c tiv itie s 4 1 c h u r c h n o t e s U ^ r l i t n t iu r B m m Peterson B am I Letter From Camp AUy. and Mr*. L. X. Johnson spent the wmk-mi v ita the tetter’s pam te, Mr. and Mrs. V. W, Steele They were joined Monday night by Iter, and Mrs. R< 0. Savage and baby wo, Stevie, cf Romeo, Michigan. Tneeday evantug the latter, aeevatpanied by Mrs. John, sop, departed for Washington, D. C., to spend a week with friends, Mr. Johnson returned to Chicago, via Mar­ ion, Illinois, *w » ■■ in j!.m hi Mr, Ralph Tindall and wife of Co­ lumbus have rented the J. A, Finney property on W, Xenia ave, Mr. Tin­ dall recently resigned hia teaching position in the Worthington, Ohio, schools and will take up Boy Scout organization work in Springfield. Ha has been taking special training in the East for his new position. Mr, Clayton Wiseman,_,wrho been apaadiar the summer a t the Cel- lag* Camp on Lake Geneva, Wii., ar­ rived home Tuesday. The Girl Scouts wHl meet Monday ' afternoon after school is hut in the Scout headquarter*, Please note the | change in meeting time. Jimmie McPherson, 2-year-old son of Mr, Raymond McPherson, suffered a broken right lag when he was kick­ ed by a cow last week. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde McCallister Aid daughter, Julia, entertained with a family reunion Sunday, Those pre­ sent were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnes, and Mrs ~Mina McDonald, from Xenia, Mr.' and Mrs. Lawrence Miller of In­ dianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Kelson Barnes and family of Springfield, and Mr, ahd Mrs, Greer McCallister and family. * The Osborn Merchants defeated the Cedarville Wonders- in the Greene Co. .Softball' Topmey on the local diamond Tuesday evening. The store was 13 to 4. Jamestown eliminated the Bren­ ners by a score of 7 to 3. Kline struck out' nine men in the Osborn-Wonders game. Miss Betty Ne^scm left Sunday for Kirkersyille, 0„ where she will teach iff the public schools the coming year. Messrs. Paul Finney and Prank Walker, Detroit, Mich,, were guests Sunday and Monday of the former’s uncle and aunt, Mr, and MiS. Robert Nelson, Cedarville. Miss “Ruth Kimble returned to her home from Springfield City Hospital where she submitted to two major op­ erations imthe last thrfee weeks. The Woman’s Club meeting will he held next Thursday afternoon, Sep­ tember 11th at 2 o’clock a t the home of Mrs* W, A. ThrnbulJ. . Mrs. Euja <tojeman, assistant buyer for the Pogue Department Store, Cin­ cinnati, spent her Labor Day vacation with her^fnother, Mrs, Margaret Mil- roy Payne. ^ MBTKOD18T CHURCH H. H. Abate, Minister Telephone 6-1131 Sunday School 10:00 A, M. Theme, “The Church m i Our Social Order.” Church Service lltOO A. U. Begin­ ning for'the month of September a eerie* of four sermons on the par­ ables. , ' Sept, 7—-“Parable of the Soda.” „Sept. 14—“Good Samaritan.” "Sept, f l—“Two Sons,” Sept, 28—“Pearl of .Great Price.” September Goal—Back to Sunday School *nd Church* Vacation days are over. Youth groups for both high school and college age* are to be re­ organized. Choir Practice Saturday evening at 8:00 P, M. A parn, on the Arthur Peterson farm along the Pennsylvania railrod west of town w*s struck, by lightning Wednesday afternoon during an elec­ trical storm and burned. The barn is on what was once known as the Kyle farm at"the “deep fill,” In the barn were a number of rail­ road section hands, none of whom were injured. Finding the building a blaze the men started to form a bucket , brigade but not with success. The ■men sought shelter frofn the rain. ! In the building were three sheep which burned along"with 35 tons of Alfalfa bay. The loss to building and contents is placed at $2,500, .. A dwelling nearby was not in danger I at any time. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A. Jamieson, Minister Mrs. Clara Morton* who has been visiting in Rossford, 0., with hef son- in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Sweet, has returned hohtie. She .was accompanied by Mrs, Sweet who remained here for a few days, returning home Sunday. Mr, and- Airs. Charles Crouse and Mr. Howard DeVoe spent last Sun­ day" at Winona Lake, Ind., with Mrs. Ada Jones and daughter, Janet.—The latter returned to Cedarville with them. Lost—Pet cat, grey tigter, well mark­ ed; male. If found call A. D, Hanna, Clifton 5672. Reward- Miss. Lounette Sterrett returned to Erie, Pa;, Thursday to resume her teaching duties in the high school there. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards, who returned to Columbus by plane Friday after­ noon. - .. Miss Wanda Hughes underwent* a tonsilectomy last week at Haines Hos­ pital in Jamestown, ' Messrs P. J. McCorkell and Ernest Gibson spent several days last week in Chicago. Dr. Marion Stormont of Chicago is here on a visit with his father and mother, Mr; .and Mrs. J. A. Stormont; The latter is a patient in. the McClel­ lan Hospital where she underwent a major operation last week and con­ tinues to mfprove. TO SCHOOL B 0Y S— if iW tS O iftto each boy and girl who clips this adv. and brings it in. SPECIAL PR IZE To the 25th To the 50th To the 75th G ift* in th e w indow now B I R D V A R I E T Y S T O R E Open 7:36 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Daily Dr. Leo Anderson and family spent the week-end on a trip through part of Canada, going by way of Detroit, { , S' i ,,.»?>».,>,5' . Rev. and Mrs, Herbert Main and son Paul, of Loveland, O., and Mr; and Mrs. Willard Barlow of Columbus and Mrs. J- W. Johnson, of South Charleston, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aden Barlow. Sabbath School, 10 A. M, Supt. Emile Finney. . » 11:00 a.m. Morning worship. Sermon them, “Worry vs, Faith,” Y. P. C. U. 7 P, M. Subject, “Work and It’s Blessings.” No evening church service. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 pan. in the church. Choir Practice Saturday evening at 7:80. Will all members of the Communi­ cants Class please be present Sabbath morning at the Sabbath School period. Rally Day comes the last Sabbath of September.?* ‘ Xenia/ Presbytery meets at Rey­ noldsburg Tuesday, September 9th at 10 A. M. The Installation of Rev. H, Glenn Stephens as pastor of this con­ gregation will take place at the eve­ ning sesion. Our session will he rep­ resented by Roy M, Waddle. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Benjamin N. Adams, Minister 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School, Mr. H, K. Stormont, Supt. THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Services Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Preaching 10:45 A. M. Special Evangelistic Service every' Sunday evening at. 8:00. Wednesday Services Prayer meeting a t 8:00 P. M, Sunday School Superintendent, Ru­ fus Nance. . . ' Pastor, Raymond Strickland. A welcome is extended to everyone* bfr-.ahd Mrs. Kenneth Robnrtton of Beaver, Pa., spent the week-end with •Mrs. C. H. Lyle a t the home of her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. J, H. Creswell. The local grocery .arid meat stores are continuing Wednesday afternoon dosing during September. Relatives here have received an­ nouncement of the arrival of a son, Thomas Reed Turner, Aug. 19, born to Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Turner of Quincy, Mass.,'in the Cambridge Hos­ pital. Mr. Brenton Turner‘is the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. T. K? Turn­ er of Quincy, artd is a nephew of Dr. W. R. McChesney and the late Mrs. McChesney, - Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dredge and daughter of Middletown, spent the week-end and Labor Day here with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rigio, ATTENDS REUNION B & B Loan O ffice ae w. Main at. Ip rln g flald , O, opto evening* Uncalled For Merchandise SUITS $ 4.95 - $ 5.95 sp Guitars $3.95 up—-Genuine Leather B*ss$2.95up ' Wrist Watch** 4 AC Pocliet Watch** Ladies, Men -V a 9 v up $3.95 up Mdnsy To Lo>n On Anything Of V«lu» W. A. Smith, colored, attended the annual reunion of the Spanish War Veterans held last week in Omaha, Neb. He says 26,000 vets were in the parade. He also says that the corn in that section Will not make a half crop and many are cutting it .early to seed for alfalfa. For Sale—‘Upright piano. Colby. Cherry finish. Good condition. Cheap. Earl Shaw. Cedarville, phone 6-2101. Safe and Sure For F ifty-Seven Years This Association H as Paid Regular Dividends OPEri AN ACCOUNT TODAY AND SHARE IN THESE PROFITS ‘ Accounts Opened By Sept* 10th Draw Dividends Front Sept* 1st All Accounts Insured Up To $5,000.00 SPRINGFIELD FEDERAL SAVING an d LOAN ASS’N dS&MalaSL . Spfimrfiold, Ohio We are pioneer* in city? and farm Horae Financing. See us about your building, remodeling, or buying a home. S ubscribe T o T he H erald HmwnritMitiinimtiiiiiimiiMmiiinmr*.... -■«*■-■*( A NAME THAT STANDS FOR GOOD FURNITURE BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE Adair’s If, D*tr*lt St. Xante, O. >imteiw»MiHMiwHtuMteimnMiii9ni>WMio —ttmatomtmmd FARM 4% LOANS No application tee. No appraisal fee. Refinance your loans a t the lowest interest rates aver offered. McSaraney A Co. Lond**, O, Cali «r Write LEON H. KLING Cedarville, O. Rhone: 6*1001 winniMHimiimniiiiiwmrti*iwi*Miwisi*Miiiltimim*i »iiu rtiMi*wn ii* iiiiiiiu Mim im im n liiim iiii F . L . NELSON, O. D . OPTOMETRIST Jamestown. Ohio Especial Attention Given SCHOOL-AGE EYES wtSMiiMwtiiSsrtdHiWiwbiiiitiiiiiSiHiiiiSiiifriiiw NBHtf T. H. Zell Died • Tuesday N igh t T, H. Zell, 68, former auditor of Xenia and connected with the Home Federal Savings and' Loan Associa­ tion, died at l^is home in Xenia Tues­ day night. ,H<i had been injppor health for some time but only seriously ill for three days. He is survived by one son, Charles, a t home and Mrs. J. F. McLaughlin, a daughter, Middletown. His wife died about a year ago. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon, with burial near Waynesviile, The deceased had been active for years in civic improvements in his city. The following tetter wo* rseeived recently by Mis, Sadi* Mitchell,* and was written by bar son Lloyd, Dear Folks:— Well, here I am way out in Ar­ kansas, about 710 miles from Camp Forest, Term, , . We are having a pretty good time, just like a camping trip bo far. We are the Red Army. The war was sup posed to start this morning. I have a time writing any more-rso many things to do. My truck is running line. I sleep in the rear of it every night. ^Nice and dry and off the ground and away from the bugs. We had a very nice trip down here. Stopped quite often and never got in­ to camp before 8 or 9 o’clock every night. Sure is warm down here in the woods; Boy! Am I, sleepy? I was work­ ing last night so I am sleepy today. Well Mom, tell everyone I said hello and I’ll see you in October—I hope. So bye. Bye, As Ever* Your Son Lloyd. 307 A. P, Q., Camp Robinson, Ark. In care of Service Troop 107 Car. ; j , ... I I OKLT ZENITH IAS T llt l T BMIO'S GREATEST TOME BISCOTXtT FARMERS HOWL DOWN AAA HECKLERS AT. WASHINGTON COUPLE MARRIED IN XENIA ON THURSDAY At a quiet ceremony at the Trinity Methodist Church parsonage, the mar­ riage of Miss Marguerite Dunaway, Cedarville, R. F. D., and Mr. John Le- Rpy Andrews, Cedarville, R. R. 1, took place a t 8 p. m. Thursday. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev. S. A. Beall, The couple will reside on a farm near Cedarville. We get a report from Washington C. H. that an effort was made by AAA representatives, those on the govern­ ment payroll to heckle speakers at the wheat protest meeting Wednesday night. The crowd howled the New Dealers down and made them admit their interests first were their salaried jobs and that they operated under orders from Washington regardless of what the farmers wanted. The folidwng invitations*have been received here: Mr. and Mrs. Reece Barber request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Mary Louise to Mr. Chap­ pell Morrow Foote on Friday, the nineteenth of September dt half after eight in the evening. All Saints Epis­ copal Church, Beverly"Hills California. Mr. Barber is a former Cedarvilliah and visits relatives here each year. His mother was Ms. Jeanette Eske- ridge, .Mr. Justin Hartman assisted, in the service wiien Miss Frances Smith, Co­ lumbia City, Ind., became the bride of Mr. Cecil Thomas,-Washington C.H„ ! Sunday afternoon. Mr. Harold Thomas ■ brother of the groom Was best man. t All three were graduates of Oedarvillc ‘ College. The ceremony took place at “Quaker Hill,’’ Friends meeting center, at Richmond, Ind., with Dr. Cordier,- professor-, Manchester Colege, officiat­ ing. 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I t (2) This Is a horse* dear children, but can yon tell as if the part ja*t between his shoulder bones Is called the (a), rump; <bj tet- ( I lock; (c) hock; (d) withers. |__ | (3) A sailor sailed to Europe in the brig, and that meant that he went in (a) a small steamship; (b) a small modern war vessel; (c) in a ship’s lockup; (d) hi P H the hospital of a vessel, L I - (4) A man who is eminent In the law sometimes writes LL.D. after his name* which means (a) Doctor of Laws; (b) Doctor of the Law; (c) Doctor Of Legalities; (”"] <d) Lawyer-Doctor. L-J (5) One says another stuck to him “like a leech” and n leech, you know is (a) a reptile; (b) small blood­ sucking mammal; (e) a r ““l worm; (d) a little floh. f l (6) A factory is so-catted because it’s (a) a big building;Kb) a place where people Work in large num­ bers; (c) a place where things are .made; <d) a place p H to house machinery, i I (9) KnUdsen is quit* a name. Would you associate It with (a) ex­ ploration; <b) diplomacy; <c) pre­ paredness; <d) r n i sk i-jum p ing . t J I ’ 1 * A ttention Fanners Farmers in Greene and .adjoining counties who are in­ terested in the A M Wheat Quota and 49c Penalty are invit­ ed to hear the subject discussed by well-informed speakers and hear reports o f the progress of organization in Ohio and other wheat producing states aga inst regimentation Of th e American Farmer* ■!* • U ts. * * » , « i » Friday, September 8 O’clock Field House, Xenia, Ohio P lenty o f Seats For Everyone T. • - - liaiit 11 ill'll'.i'll' I|i <in*l**l»piw'pM'lfc.— M.r'i II liw»*w".l.| ” • I - SPEAKERS- LAMONT O’HARRA NEW CASTLE* IND* .. . President of the Indiana Marketing Quota Proteat Asaociation* Inc. FOREST R. CAMPBELL HAGERSTOWN, IND. Who has dUcusoed the Wheat Quota over Station WLW in answer to thooe fa- voring regimentation o f all former* and farm crops* &eth are practioal and teoeem ful dirt farmer*, With wheat Ocreage again limited and proepaet* of a reduction of com aoroago* what about *oy beans,(barlejr» oat* potato**? _ t . I I : •,Mpu.i “GUESS AGAIN” ANSWERS te pu... ................ . ,tht .iiniLiMitetMtit*, Tsoy Mtm yee^M C) tot 1* Pt«..eaaa«****Mt* Ai rot ID C) tox 10 ni fot the . ___ c Dot nnotbit m . f^,r^ TINQ** DO-m GT* .•a sssr iiS ; ***«— eo-1e* ten CUttar. ■ . ■ *»<*!,H'iUliliMiiiinH »in»Ma COME AND BRING YOUR WIFE AND INVITE YOUR FARM NEIGHBORS TO ATTEND ADMISSION - FREE GRKKNE BOUNTY PROTRCnV* A»80CIATIGN < C. D. Franklin, president; C, H. ghspber^ Xdgar SteHh sad W. H. Haaumui, vie* pred im te ; John Munger, Trsasurer; Karlh Boll, S«cr*tery. • 1 ! \ •’Jv.f » l