The Cedarville Herald, Volume 65, Numbers 27-52

o 0 for foe imiiirinHiii sf km i#a TheBargeCanal MQw«» fofowMl in foa Boms -sheet a nuntti a#*, bat after M M i i i form hadhasn raffied, wm paaaaibya mmmemm * (In latemk, Thapip* too**aaa ha acnafeuetod in unit ease six matehe, whiletha«aa*lwill folksa*Mateforte y i n to conapJate, jsrevJdtagaiifadifa ate nateadkbtr <*nhaobtained, no* cordingto stafottieato of Vrtny Ea- giteer*. . ■ BTJYWAJt BONDS COURT MEWS (Continuod from first# 90 e) % farmer, and Wand* Wmimf, Xenia; Sr It !♦ :' Robert Nevitt Bragg, 851 Seibert St., tieltfabte* shipping clerk, and Rath Eileen Lewis, 38$ B, Miami Ave. Robert Bonner Lute, Birmingham, Mfch., attident, and Je#« Louis* Toll­ man, Antioch College, YoBoarSpringe, Rev., William-B. EFpofford. ‘ ' ‘ (Refuted) Elmer.L- Gilbert, Qsborfi, aero Re­ pairman, and Dorothy M. Fellers, Nebraska, were refused a license be­ cause o f her non-resideiitfO. NCTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate oTKachel K. CrtaWell, De­ ceased. ■ ' *. ; " Notice is hereby given' that A. Bt. Creswell has been duly VCppemted as Administrator of the estate o f Rachel K, Creswall, fatedsfed, late o f Cedar- -ville Township^ 7Grtena County, Ohio, Dated this 22nd day o f Jime, 1942. WILLIAM B. McCALLlSTBR, Judge o f the Probate Court. (<5-2d-3t-740) Greene County, Ohio MARECHOSENV, PRESIDENT Joheph A Mark, o f Dayton, is the nevt vice-president o f the Dayton . Council o f N, 0- Elngsbary Chapter, , Telephone Pioneets o f America^ the election haring been held in Cleveland at * taebtiftg o f delegates from all parti o f thoiitafe., > • . N.G. Eiagabnrir Chapter coders all Ohio Bell tarritory and the Dayton Council include* telephone piorteera in the area centering in Cedarvhle. Twenty-one or more years df serv- fice in foa-telephtee business is the eligibility 'requirement for member ship in the telephone pttrtiterifr*, The hew president 61 N. C. Rings* . bury Chapter la F. D, Walthoub, o f Cleveland, outside plant engineer for the Ohio Be)l northeastern area. jyLtM b u y w a r B onds Hi .. *■ m m m mmm widSwMaiSSWSaflSii^’iitwhlwwwwww * 1 rm Wirt*’ -fad Fitting* for water*:-|*s"«ad :a*#$as,~ftaiMl aid Electric Pump* for all 'jnWifeafe, Batts. Pulleys, V Delta, Plumbing and Heating Snpplttte x p . B o cm r r r su pply c o . XENIArfMUrO Eyes Examined, Glasses F itted ,. Reasonable Charge*. Or.lULIidu* Optocnatric Eye . Specialist - Ren !*, Ohio V ' aniiLWiaKiiiMuiiuiiiauiuaMiwMUawiwiiMirirtiiieuw all •Wa payfoe ■ D fO D fiD d f g i t A J IU m O L O fO ,W COWS fiOO ad alia and eteditkm , Hogs, Afesap, Calves, ok , 3 * •KR» 4 . ■ AJEu^JLnt |WK)N» MA. NM ****** m m ioi B .Q , Reatotafa, %mkt, ofrti1 The facta are on foe aide o f foe sm who oppoeee foe liquor traffic, wad they are ao plentiful and ao dsWaatattog that foe iadtistry doe* m l wire to foot foam. Their “ beat bat" is to ua* propaganda so aklll- hflfcr ppopomd aa to disarm foe ntndor. ft foa propaganda to truth­ ful, R to only because it haa to be, a*d onto in that meeeure. Our l sSssn anggeats several points fit foe nquor propafomda, each of which w* cun prove to be untrue. % They fay, ^Rnfoy Life, Tbat’a Wlsat llfo Ara «ee* F*r” <Prov. 31? Vth - Couaider the ads of the liquor trade. They carry foe beautiful lady, foe brilliant young man, foe socially correct surroundings, riches, case, Ate, They suggest that even the grandmofoer to foe home aj* S ' Cs foe use of intoxicants to g comfort and .pleasure to foe breadwinner in foe home. . ; What to foe trtifo? MSn to not here for pleasure; he to here-, to serve God, History demonstrates that foe. nation that Jives for pleas­ ure, especially in connection with foe use of ihtoxicants, is doomed to extinction. n , - Tfey-Say, .4'Llqtebr la Nut Dangerous’' (Frov„23:32). It to presented as a pleasant and" harmless stimulant, when in fect it is known to science,,to police and social welfare workers as a narcotic whidh not paly Up*ets digestion and deranges physical processes but, most vicious of ail, "affects person­ ality by its action, upon foe certain apecific brain area. It disturbs, confuses, glows down, and removes foe restraints, the checks and bal­ ances Which make a well-rounded personality. It to foe highest func­ tional level o f foe brain, foe per­ sonality level, -which to first put into eclipse by foe action of alco­ hol” ' (Carson Taylor). , IH. They Say/'-WMse Who foa -1 ‘pose Ltqaac Are Fanatics” (Isa; 5: 20,21,23). The prophet answers that claim by fating out that those who favor e use o f alcohol are the ones who call evil good and good evil, etc: A little study of liquor propaganda as it appears to foe advertising o f foe Industry soon demonstrates that fact. O f late they have been trying to bfavfcwe us fast b**r to just a Soft drink for foe home. Any police­ man who has *epn a man drunk on bear, and any social or religious worker who has seen foe destruc­ tion it has wrought in the home and in Society, knows that is not true. -•tIF, TBay Say, “ Stowfe Aten and iiiaAer* A f* »Drinkera*’ (Isa. 3:22). Sadly enough, many of our lead­ ing min do indulge in-liquor; but if the truth were out, it would be known foBt foey are less, capable as leaders and weaker, men for their sse of it. And who has not Sean a > leader become a poor dere­ lict by foe alcohol route, or a strong matt become a jittery mental, mor­ al, and physical wreck to the same W ■ * The work of a>nation to both'war and peace to done by sober, steady, trustworthy men'who have a "clear head," not because they use a cer­ tain whisky but because they do not use it, _V . They Safe “ ThS Plessare Is Worth Price” (Hosea 4:21; Joel 3:2, 3), The wicked ones who captured Israel felt they made a good trade when they gave a boy for a harlot, or exchanged a girl for wine. The modem system of making merchan­ dise of boys and girls is not as open­ ly ctass as that, but when you figure the cost of alcohol to our land, be sure to add to the girls who have gone t o t e . Iniquity by the way pf tavern hostesses and the boys who have lost everything sacred be­ cause of "booze.” Remember too that the beer mak­ er* are deliberately using this war to cultivate a taste for beer to millions of young men—their fu­ ture customers—and we are letting them gat away with it,.rlght'to the army camps. VI. They Say, “ Drinking and Re- iigto*G*WWt Together” (Eph. 5:18), Th* contrast of Paul gives that claim the dkict brand of falsehood. Being drunk with wine is the exact opposite Of spirituality. Liquor interests know that if church foembfcr* can be led to be­ lieve that Wine at dinner, beer as a soft drink—and ari Occasional social cdcktail—to not incompatible with religious life, they will have effectu­ ally fou t the mouth of the opposition they fear the moat—foe church. Let pastor* and church board* daaji plainly and drastically with drinking church members, and foe ckufbh will profit spiritually, and andagain become an effective means o f Stemming the tide of social Iniquity which to engulfing our We " 1 C*mpu*MmtiwMumm, Mvktm .. Thousands o f Ohio traveler* and tourists from other states annually visit the Campus Martins Museum at Marietta, pictured above. “Campus Martiua” was foe name given by foe Ohio Company to its fortified home «oon after foe landing at Marietta in J7$8, foe first permanent settlement to foe Northwest Tertitory. A section o f the original fortification to enclosed in a wing of foe museum, equipped with furniture used by the early pioneer*. This.ana many other hiatoric -**-■*•— * — -»— -=*—»-•— •-»-*. ««■--— Yourself to 1 Development Hundreds o f Pounds Of Rubber In Hiding "Rubber, Rubber, who's got foe rtMKrV-ral.tw .tot a w . B n c t o ra la j Bdt tte raM* t rtortM, g E 2 S E £ S 5 'J S E . T » * S 5 ! - i » « w » i » ™ » » * . t . * , it! Takd .your rubber scrap to yonr nearest Coda-Cola dealer or gas sta­ tion, TODAY! calls the Coc* Cola Bottling Company ahd asks foe driver to stop, Let's get behind President Roose­ velt's appeal for rubber scrap. Let’s keep our fightingf-forces rolling! Let’s show-foe Axis enemy how Americans forces rolling on to victory, full blast against the enemy? The answer’is: YOU! “I have this rubber,” you say* "Butj where ” . j "7^ Why—to your attic, cellar, closets, JpjrflQ NEEDS SUGAR UNDER yard, fields, bathroom, garage, sheds and barn-in fact all over foe place, SUGAR DICTATORSHIP if you, look tor It. In President Roose-1 — 1— volt's appeal for scrap hubber, he said The Wall Street Journal Carries a that America's greatest rubber stock­ pile ia in foe homes o f its people, .There was a time when you used to throw away no-longer-used things like rubber bottles, nibber heels, rob­ ber tubing, old garden hose, womout tires and tubes, rubber gloves, sink mats, stair treadB auto door mats, rubber bands, and hundreds o f other dispatch that one sugar refinery on the Gulf Coast has 30,000,000 pounds o f sugar in storage with foe ware­ houses -filled to the roof. The whole­ sale houses of foe country are not permitted to purchase this sugar only on orders o f foe sugar dictatorship in Washington. There never has beep a sugar shortage at no time other than things made out o f rubber. But iiow tlwk **Ythe New DeaHn order that President Roosevelt has asked |that the people could be placed under for scraps rubber, the public realizes |cegintentation. • it is worth its weight in lives! Afd Wholesale grocery reports show the nation is responding wholeheart­ edly by playing a patriotic new game called, “Bringing in the rubber.” , YoU can do .your part in helping-to .win the war today, simply by gather­ ing together alt yonr old rubber things and taking them to your nearest C ocm - Cola dealer or gas station, Alt money received from your rubber turned over to Coca-Col* dealers will go to foe IT. S. O. The* Coca-Cola Bottling Company has volunteered foe lise of al.l its trucks making regular trips through­ out the county to pick-up your rubber scrap from Coca-Col* dealers. -Sal­ vage containers'- have been installed on each truck, and all co-operating dealers have similar containers on hand. Collections are being made only .on return trips of regular calls, run­ ning -up no extra mileage. Pickups are also being made at anyone’s place of business, regardless o f whether or not lie sells Coca-Cola, if the dekler there are yet several hundred thou­ sand tons o f sugar to Cuba and foe Cambbean Islands that can be pur­ chased but foe New Deal will not per­ mit shipment. The Gulf Coast Re­ finery has been forced to close down- due to lack of storage for sugar,' , R, F, McLean, Daytpto formerly of this place, jiiat home from the rich sugar belt in Florida relates storage houses fire fo il o f sugar yet Florida residents' must stand in line to get their ration orders. Later—*We have ' Just learned through mercantile channels that Washington is to urge all wholesale and retail outlets to take a year’s supply Of sugar soon t o relieve the refineries* However, consumers will still be on A ration basis unless Con­ gress abolishes Henderson’s job as dictator* ’■ BUY WAR BONDS ■ataHjaaaiaaSainWaSMkMi SwiSS JOIN THE ATTACK ON TOKYO , ; YOUkSELFt Every &no& lit Antarioa may not fly over Tokyo, but tvary onaf* dollars canhelpproduct th* bomB- “ Ing^Ianas thatdo! You, yotr, you, can join the attacks on Tokyo by saving at least 10% of your pay in War Bonds—by joining your com­ pany’s pay-roll saving* plan today or going to your local bank or poet office and buying War Savings Bonds—at laaSt 10% of your pay—every pay day. Remember you can start buying War Bonds by buyitig War Stamps (or as little a t lfc and that ynu gat a $25 War Bond (maturity value) for only $18.75, <t* ■ * ■/ - V>S. * * * * * AffttNWSNMK aA*h|^Ma> " A NAME THAT STANDS FORGOOD FURNITURE BUDGET PLAN AVA ILABLE A dair’s to. to^aju. aa *T« WfiRfVI IVBg- ttSSWSISMlSMalHwSNHW Ck aMnwJF A3T ptofset latofiaaitttt ye* toty<iK««|sto«N|Hlrtta(Cto 1 M - Sal tlte kftalcte CMiaadttttoM .sdIbt EsYaca y»*TI tMfsy4$sCdcltrtTam* « . CS Aitit g| w W ^ ■ 'W N * BwvsjPtr :*(af 3 jpF B^*sPwBRn* KATfS ANDUP TksPALACER0TE1 flX IH AY VINK ItK IKYS MmmfmmmvMwm BteNto a f L. Wkm/k, 9m jURwAJLyi jL| atelMMM|Ato5 HL aw L T j 9M SMVlhfe* W m WfoSMto ■f+wm p *^P BI^|pPBmpH|l' m|LCauaM^gMag#dha-aw* mhpvpp m, L, tmm .Isaaaial t 1 m si Y«iMr flpskNP, 9m m Cewsiy, GMa. . j Dated tW* m k day « f 3mm, tm .1 w sM M tm m m m tm m , TiulLliab mJF -a- jc ^ i 9 M Grssa«CamNte. Okte ByAWsigraK. Esaass, C^DspstyOlsrlu BUY WAR IKWDi WH* « p i i *> toMtAfasw is S unk foa i^te| Kw afofol* LEGALNOTLCR Raymond B. Dart, wheat faui known address was 111 W. Wfo flt, Lea Angelas, California, and whose prom ant wbereaboct# Is unknown, Is bars- by notified that Agaw L. Dart ha# filed s petition against him hi Cats No.*3288L in tba Conunea ftooo Comet in Grmgne County, Ohio, praying for a diverse and curtady Of minor abfid on ground* a t gnosa neglaot and font said cau*a will coma op for hearing on or after the 1st day of Aagnat, 1M2 . (S-lPritt-7-*4) PAN M. AULTMAN, Attorney for Agnse h, Harr ___ .teat kaawa pteca o f addaaaa Is M R Bw- natt A assa . CUndtewrii, Ohio, *S1 teka woti or that ea. foa find day af LMR 3tmnf Jana Esldbardt filed karaatiantofo*CoscmoRFteM<kmrt *f foraanaOateitg,Ohio, for dhram* m foa grossoda a f grot* -m^oot o f duty and .ashrama craaRy and fog' awteody Baric-seat driving will soon be dis- continued for foe duration . , , but,, did’jq aver stop to think haw often the back-seat driver was right? ■fo ' 1 W lm tty d it& H ifW d U WM BONDS . (Mia, Gaae Me. RMfiR pnag-' fog for a dfama* an foa gw—i f af a mmm mfofodfo^ a f A m iv -Btful iSki/L JttUt mpomm "“wPSBpBi^Nr maw —I.^^ m ^ ^■ warn 4PUWi VHBl KNPPNI' i0VK' BWf l**$al(Nfo Wfo. after fon# il* MMi- (LfiMt-TA) . DAMX. AULTMA 1 L JLffofotefggter (BteaaVEg|iMIbCfattAM-' LEGALNOTSC* J. Bddwrdt, wh«te a f • jMEga, foUMHMHB g f hsfipm o t M r m la MMRar as te ’ fo f MBBKT B . VSAD for foa m m m s m a l m * * * * f i t e f o * Araisfoang, afoact late known ptea* a f adfoaaa la ••$* Bate Grand BrtA, .patfste, illted fw s* '«* kaha nattea food an Mafoifite* B f o in s * R. Artseteewy flted her aartaln pefoten agatete him for dtearea and aipiltehla ratesf ao -foa graoada o f gitws naftect « f doty, M a g Com- Mm. •Otm m foa daakteaf foaGaatmon flea* Coart a f Grans* Ceotey, Ohio, Raid porno wifi eoma ao for hearing on er alter Jtoy Ah, 1MA (5-22-#t-fi-2S) MARCUS SHOUP, . Attoraay for fla fotfll . ^ ™ % . C t r w U 4 "SS* The 75-millimeter gun 1* a divi­ sional weapon used by ths Artillary a* an 'anti-tank gtm^ It has bean ' replaced tosome extent bythe mote modem ” 105” , known as the heavi­ est of divisional weapons. The 75* mm gun coats 812,000 and baa beep converted by our Ordnance Into a “ blaster” twice a* efficient ns In foa first WorldWar. f u M KtS 'Jt***' « / ’ .■ fy*y 1 11 U J uu HOTEL FOflT ROOMS 350 OUTSIDE WITH OATH • FROU ' Nate.ismynaatella 4)B»*aaagRal §os90 fiim Halil FaA H s»si--f(oeii»<er wrst satensaTiisji, ,.. . jm |X«tosRMaial** ' .■. itl, - fPPfMUfaa.'V-Blw'KNB*1' "Moltdl CofftB* S) m bm I Mdc*dUkCiMl$iBifi*rBVtt' ' — tlsa fsmqaa. Y on ‘1 ppprarisOe oomm da# -aw fsmte rritek.; - •; >" ■ ■ ” - B t GRIFFITH, Miwg«r This gun gets maximumpowar for minimum weight And. cost, aud foa American people art proriding foa. (toanc* through foa purdtasate War Bonds, i f you do your share and in­ vert 10 par tent of yonr income in War Bonds, adequate sqppiy o f this .efficient gun can be assured our fightingforces, BiiyWarBonds tvary pay day, ms.Trm#D*t»*m t t Q L y M ¥ U 5 M S B B T (KNTiUiUailEEN , UHI U • HOTELS SOOO ROOM5 IN 6 STATES . jlllOl#,lENNliliH^taka**a*aas»TW*ldP|- -i. ---—-- » . * * # « • * . * ttlAMt -M^m^m^o$o4»p/ommmam ’>mmi!*m4mi$0o******wmrr mn » *wjaw.-owo...........nwv mxio * ‘;oMmMwmow »n n in iM W i» . SVSOWS*sa.W>,'—WAS*. SWAW ..LOBSAT'WOK«MCR'{ OOVTHOtHp. IKOIAMA......^OWOt *m>B«tSte,.'INrtMU....,..,,AIR>CMKUt' mm aAimv ouxAPA.mmmuvt" «SMuai^aaNT00Ky..,.....vinmSM, o*rwi**o*o.K«5nvcxr.oire»«w»to •WAOft.jAAA*....♦«,»»..,S*tt*OTS J*' A.'- M)£RT Y O U O N U S , O I M S T E A D Th e Number O e e vrardma Job o f every man and w ^nan in the tdepbocka buatnaos is to ge t the message through. R ecog ­ nition o f thia aKEort h ts com e Rum M a jor General D aw son Ohnneacl* ch ie f-o f atkffu f the U n ited States S ignal Corps. CEHEWL O lM S m r K R fH M E : ^Ybu ara-teadarlatg^ a vkal jarrica to your country in this fomatof war by tltoM pJdjM idaE i^tm anoteilA iiri^ you iMwdetogyetejobTtwArmy mends you for r lfo g to foa new and greaterneedso f foenatloft wlfo a^ IN t; te loyal effort otteand abortyoqr line o f duty* Conduct o f foe war effort jn your L ^ rtan t Motion te the sMtety demand*dw»*i»deble Commeatiterions under ell tendirioite.' Ym m deiag your part In holding fo e Sines « f communkmien for ua.” HKESIfiEirr UNDOLPK SIDE'S MELT: am acknow ledging w ith deep wppteciation, for fo« man and women ^MTdb#0|alo|BkaD'tMdi|^hstel#(Cktee^etogrj, your massage. All o f tie realfoa lom iy that ou r biggest job and greatest tteptesriblllty Is to dolour work w lfo foe kind o f iatell^ehte end e&ciemy foatwmmal^foegrwsartcootribtttiott to foe s u c c e ^ aod speedy ateUag o f foe war. Tone massage im ptm m to -gwtetef teforLfHad no sacrifite k too gtett Ito get foe me**«ge through*.” TUH« INWHS f ILSteHtetK HOUR” iVMY MONUAY AT# ’R.N,<nvt* WIAM, MAWAWft WSfo t « « nm t o m u » B r T I i r fHONK CO, f i-jk