The Cedarville Herald, Volume 66, Numbers 1-26

Cl MEB'S NOL CJCDARVU.LE HERALD, FRIDAV APRIL %, J.MI mmmmmm ign hi n )ui ^iji!ii «i.irS'Wp'i"HWfW*W»pwil»q^ AnniS}ted for the relief o f 'Oman's RpMATISM rn Stn 8, at 2 ITHR1TIS »«d w ~ amuago ien visi-ji i„ this vicinity r, Mrs, Chica/'<i®« * Bottles 55.00 g h!L_l ° H SALE • d was Drug Store ig - that: PHARMACY b have Xenia ntagiou tN’ BEKGEK londay. unestown J, P. P S Twp. ' •T- Pa' th e L o r d an ti >ld his a . .. dP to r A p p l i c a t i o n s aker. -e V ic t o r y Bonds — In M3” Walter force h f ^ a -W a r n e r • near > Centres on th(“ jrmer i leputy c rilliam Frank > « “ n d song fr S tc llo ML®. Me! . years *“ ins^ . [t A’ iiit Hay” Thure. Apr. 1 1 Wk Mortoi >n the the h< 1, Spr The fu: tleton Deanna Durbin John ' e Amazing d Mrs. Holliday” raduate 'J . Armv ts Sunday— P fI :te G o «Mard f Ohio stall B a ll”- persons __ Bureau, pa e Arm;, J S a t . Apr. 3 4- Days ty Au< 3,641 . ;y and H its— Treasi . the las o ck Holmes . years, A Weapon ars- -plus— _ YA, CHUM” SEAR1(ie F razee - ' *223231 Fran!; •five search t the l'1 r. Mr, “ Y ou Can’t onduct ! Beat the diich IV - L aw ” iginal ~ , nes n ,rate® o f the ngs 11 p „ • • » d cour r r a ,r ie ssisted Jim Holt- I g l . i Skelton eP mistling Dixie” ]\|— PLUS • Sun, Mon. rues. JCK JORDAN” I « ,1 3 5 0 h ty an Joi D A ienced*Typists Workers* Steady em- ileasant working condi- >ay‘, . 1 Corporation Gall St. Dayton, 0 . . 'JEWS ay a S 9 3 9 S £ £ D C O R N ring this seed corn thia ill fee unable to contact ,r order in now. Supply beit Powers, R, R 1, ‘Tisif% i|jFjLaeiijLjaaW'|i!<ie»aKji'i&iMiiiaM)■ jC SERVICE Sk' FOR PHIS ID STOCK “ IXENIA ‘‘ “ r t il iz e r Reverse Charges f<H)N ichsfeb, Xenia, Ohio ClubandSocialActivities The Annual Business meeting o f the Woman’* Club will he held in the Eaetem Star Room on Thursday, April 8, at 3 F. M. Mrs. Wilson H. Crosby- o f Boston, has been visiting at the home o f her mother, Mrs, J , E. Mitchell, enroute from Chicago, where she has been visiting her husband, Lieut. Crosby, COLLEGE NEWS :: Word was received here Thursday morning* that the Silvercreek Twp, schools have again been closed due to contagious diseases. They will open Monday. The J, P. Paullin farm o f 407 acres in Ross Twp,, was sold this week to Dr, N, T.. Pavey, Dayton. The later has sold his 247 acre farin’ in this township to Mr, and Mrs. George E. Shoemaker. The Walter E. McGervey farm near Wilberfcrce has been sold to John P. Smith, near Xenia. Elmer Hetsel is located on the" farm, Mr. McGervey is a former resident o f this county, being deputy,county auditor under the late William Dodds, . . Mr. Frank McLean o f Dayton vis­ ited among friends here-several days ago. Mr. McLean located in Dayton thirty years ago where he was en­ gaged in the restaurant business for several years. ^ Mrs. Morton Grinnell, 70, who re­ sided on the Yellow Springs road, died at the home o f her son,. Ralph Grinnell, Springfield, Tuesday eve­ ning., The funeral will he held from the : Littleton Funeral Home, Yellow Springs. „ Pfc. Johh W. Williamson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williamson, has .been graduated from Seymour Field, N. C. Army A ir Technical Training School. Pfc. Williamson is a grad­ uate o f Ohio Stati? University and was a personnel director for the Ohio Farm Bureau, prior to his induction into the Army, August 27, 1942. County Auditor James J. Curlett reports 3,641 persons. filed persona’ property and intangible tax returns. County Treasurer Harold Fawcett re­ ported the last tax collection the lar­ gest in years, about $35,000 over for­ mer years. RESEARCH c l u b m e e t s Mrs. Frank.Bird was hostess tc twenty-five members and guests of the' Research Club ' Thursday- after­ noon at the home o f Mrs. Greer Me Callister. Mrs. Harold Dobbins, pres-, ident, conducted the routine business, after which Mrs. Huston Cherry reajl two original stories, and Mrs. Paul Cummings read an original poem. A salad course was served by Mrs. Bird, assisted by Mrs. A. E. Richards. Ceiling Prices To Be Placed On All Meats, April 15th To check the rising prices on beef, veal, lamb and mutton, now being paid- to fanners, the New Deal an* nounces ceiling prices on retail sales beginning April 15; Celling prices on pork went into effect Thursday. Price announcements are' expected Monday next. 'While celling prices were fixed on pork the supply o f hogs has been on the increase* A report from New Carlisle where many prime beef cattle are fed in­ dicates farmers did not feed as many steers the past winter and would not even equal the 1942 feed lot number fo r the coming winter. Farmers can maintain good market prices fo r all live stock by not over­ loading the market* The New Deal has adopted i 'tioning to hold down farm prices on all live stock .. FOR SALE -- Goose eggs for hatching. O T. Clemans, Columbus pike, Route 42, near Massies Creek Cemetery. MMHWtiMniHiwiftKHwtiSwwMWHHiwimnwwimtHmHWW* C O Z Y m THEATRE « /% . ■ Friday aiid Saturday, April 2-3 Joer E. Brown -in- <THE DARING YOUNG MAN' N e w s — -------- c o m e d y Sunday and Monday, April 4-6 Bed Skeltott - A nn . Rutherford “ WHISTLING IN DIXIE” NEWS - TRAVEL - MINATURE An informal dance was held at the gymnasium Thursday evening, March 25, It was sponsored by the fresh­ man class. Refreshments o f choco­ late milk and cookies were served at the intermission. The Chi‘ Mu Delta-Fraternity re­ cently donated a quantity o f linoleum to the college hoarding club; The linoleum is being used to cover table- tops’ at the club. Money was ap­ propriated from the frat’s treasury in order to cover the expense. Spring vacation began Thursday, School will be resumed Monday morn­ ing. Several of the boys are taking advantage o f the vacation to work on the college farm. Rev. H, H. Abels o f the local Meth odist Church gave a talk at the col­ lege chapel program Tuesday morn­ ing. The Rev. Mr. Abels spoke on the topic, “ What? is Religion ” It is-uncertain whether a baseball schedule 'Will be played this spring at Cedarville College. However, sev­ eral o f the boys are working out reg­ ularly on the high school diamond.. Second Lieutenant Elwood Shaw is home *on furlough after successfully completing the Officers Training Course, He visited Cedarville Col­ lege, from which he graduated in 1939. He continued here doing post graduate work and teaching some classes. Lt. Shaw spent part of Mon­ day and Wednesday at liis alma mater. ■ ■ *. Tames Tracy Died Wednesday P. M. Word was received here o f the1 death o f James Tracy, 75, at his home. n Springfield, Wednesday afternoon it 2 P. M.,. following a long illness !.ue to heart trouble.. r The deceased was born in Cedar- ille and upon leaving school took ip the bakery trade undler the late acob Siegler. Leaving here he lo­ oted fn Springfield where he worked it"his trade for a few years and fin­ ely engaged in business himself. Ba­ ng, successful he opened and sold his msiness two different* times. He had required considerable property in ;his ity. Mr. Tracy stood high among the making interests in the state and was trged to take an appointment under he late Gov. Frank Willis, as bakery nspector in Ohio. He held this oosition until two years ago und^r lifferent governors when forced to esign owing to failing1 health. In ecent years he has spent the winter n St. Petersburg, Florida* ' Mr, Tracy was a Mason, Scottish Rite and Shriner; also a member o f 1 he I, O* Q. F., Knights o f Pythias and United Commercial1Travelers. He is survived by his widow, Nora M, and one 'daughter, Mrs. Robert Ar- bogast, Troy, O. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, with burial in Ferncliff Cemetery. Cedariile Twp. Is Second In Red Cross War Fund Campaign From reports at hand m we go to press Cedarville Twp, and Village at this time stand second in the county Red Cross War Fund Campaign. Chairman, Rev. H, H. Abels issued the following statement: “ In behalf o f the solicitors and my self we wish to thank the many con­ tributors o f Cedarville and the town­ ship, individuals, Organizations, bus­ iness places, fo r the magnificent re­ sponse to the appeal o f the American Red Cross which totaled $1,000.92, which figure more than doubled the giving o f any single campaign in the history of the village and township according to Red Cross officials,” CHURCH NOTES MBTBODI3T CHURCH H. H. Abels, Minister Telephone 6-1381 Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Clayton Wiseman, Supt, • Church School, 11 A, M. Sermon, “ Parable o f the Pounds” ; Regular meeting o f the W S C S Wednesday noon for a luncheon. Turn in sales tax stamps to Mrs Masters and Mrs. Little for the W S C S. Union Lenten Service Wednesday evening at 8:00 F, M. in the Meth­ odist Church. * Wanted—Dasher churn. Must bq in good condition. State price. ' Phene 6-1711 for information. . FQR SALE—Brooder House, 8 ft, by 9 ft, John Davis, Phone <5-1795. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH £ it W U a i fy o u B u y W ith WAR BONDS Washing machines and other household appliances are not avail­ able today. Manufacturers have converted their plants to war work. If you save today, however, by buy­ ing War Bonds, this money saved will start these factories rolling and put millions of Americans to work after the War is won. Join the payroll Savings plan at your office or factory. Save a def nite amount every payday, -ten pe cent or more' of - your pay chec’ ” Your pay check today buys 4 pa day for tomorrow and gets yoq_ back for, every $3 you invest. U, S. TrianuryDitartMi Wed* and Thura., April *7-8 Craig Stevens - Elisabeth Eraser "T H E H IDDEN H A N D " CARTOON **» Technicolor SPECIAL A dim* out of every detlofweMm IS OUR QUOTA for VICTORY WMi U .S .W A R BONDS C O L D S To Relieve Congestion Rub the Throat, Chest and Back With £ £ . H U M O A t Year Drag Store BROWN’S DRUGS ^ S to tts . Don’t try fur storage athome. Excessive heat robs furs of the natural oils that preserve their suppleness, lustre and < * beauty. Pickering Electric PHONE 6-i221 Paul H, Elliott, Minister Friday evening, April 2nd, Pre paratory Service, at 8 P. M. Saturday evening Choir Rehearsal at 7:30 P. M. 10:00 A, M. Sabbath School. 11. K. Stormont, Supt, Morning service at 11. A. M. “ Sacrament o f ihe Lord’s Supper” 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. 8:00 P. M. Union Service in this church, the address is to be given by the Rev. Sanford G. Mills, who is .a missionary among the Jews. Do not miss this. Tuesday, April 6th. The Mizpah Sabbath School Class will meet at the home of Mrs. Eva Wright, at 2 P. M. Devotions will k e in charge o f Mrs. Adah Steele. Annual congregational meeting,, at 8:00 P. M. In addition.to the routine business, which includes election of officers whose time expires, several matters o f more . than ordinary im­ portance to the congregation are to be presented. Wednesday 8:00 P. M. "An Hour o f Prayer” , A Union Service at the Methodist Church, The Dayton Presbyterial Mission­ ary Society meets in the Presbyterian Church of Hamilton, Ohio, on Wed­ nesday, April 7th, at 10:00 A. M., Eastern War Time, The special speaker is the Rev. Llewellyn K.. Anderson, Ph. D., a secretary of ‘the Foreign Board. -Those planning to attend should speak to Mrs. Wright or Mrs. Condon about transportation. SAVETIME SAVEWIK with RUBBER STAMPS UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH' AN D PR EV EN T ERRORS /MAE «1432 S T ]•: N C I I, o R K s c<» PHONE At 1432 M3*115 EAST SECOND STREET DAYTON'. OHIO Dr. Qeorge A. Smith v Dental Surgeon 1 ^ ' SPRINGFIELD, OHIO o 304 Mitchell Bldg, Cor. Limestone & High Sts* Special attention to extractions, plate and bridge work. Phone connections day and night—-Phone 4061 m AM NOTICE! TO DOG OWNERS All dogs without license tags will be impounded by the Greene County Dog Warden after this date, March 22,1948, Greene Co. Comissioners RAYMOND SPAHR, 'Clerk. Ralph A. Jamieson* Mfnlvtrr Sabbath School 10 A. M., Supt, Harold Dobbins. Church Services 11:00 A . M. Sermon “ The Glory o f the Cross” . Y. P. C. U, 7 P. M. Subject, “ The Golden Rule-What it Means To Me” , This is an important meeting; the election o f officers fo r the coming year, and other business. Union Church Service in the First Presbyterian Church at 8:00 P. M, Guest' speaker is Rev. Sanford C. Mills o f Columbus. Rev. Mr, Mills represents the “ American Board o f Missions to the Jews” is a Christian Jew himself, and has a very inter­ esting message. A free will offering will he taken. Tuesday, April 6th is the date,, fo r the Annual Congregational meeting; A covered dish supper will be served at 7 P, M. ,after, which the business meeting will be held in the Church Auditorium. Reports will h e . given by each organization of the Church, election o f officers, and any other business. It is hoped every member may be present for both the dinnerf and to hear the good reports. The dinner committee is composed of the wives of the elders. The Union Prayer Meeting will he held Wednesday evening at 8 P. M. in the Methodist Church, with Rev. H. H. Abels leading, We are glad so many are enjoying and profiting by these Lenten Services. We invite you all to share with us these spicitu al feasts. CHURCH OF GOD R. C. FREDERICK, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A. M, Morning Worship, 10:30 A. M. Young Peoples Meeting at 6 P. M. Evening Service, 7:45 P. M. Prayer Service Wednesday evening, 7:45 P .M .’ - • THE CHURCH OF THE N-AZAUENE Sunday Services Sunday School 10:00 to 11:00 A. M. Preaching 11:00 A- M. to 12:00 M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M .. Wednesday Service Prayer Meeting 7:30 P, M. Sunday School Superintendent, Ru- fus'Nance. . - Pastor, Raymond Strickland. CLIFTON.PKESBYTRIAN CHURCH 'Malcolm A. Harris, Minister 10:00 A. M* Sabbath School, Robert Shaw, Supt. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. CLIFTON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH E. O. Ralston, Minister 10:00 A. M. Bible School. Paul W. Rife, Supt. 7:30 P. M. Young People’s Christian Union. I • All Welcome. . FQByiCTORY U N I T E D S T A T E S WAR BONDS AND STAMPS PLUMBINGREPA1BS I am in position to serve all my patrons for Plumb­ ing Repairs as well as Installation of Fixtures sucb as can be secured under government regulations. You still can have certain plumbing for new work and repairs fo t water systems on farm. Gi” >me a call. ( , Phone 4-3561 F . E . Harper . .. . .. JAMESTOWN, OHIO ... ............ . J FABMERS - GetYour O ' * Fertilizer Early ' % , .i» ■ -■ Save Trouble and Make Your Own Delivery Limited Amount o f Soy Bean Meal ' (THIS TO REGULAR CUSTOMERS O N L Y ) Car Great Heart Stoker Coal On Track * Next Week at Former Price , ,-i i • ’ » ‘ •»’*,'-* *■'*•' •• • - - - : Car o f Pocahontus Lump Coal Due Plenty Kellogg Hominy —Price Differential on Your Own Delivery When Good Feeds Are Available / * We Always Have Them FRANK CRESWELL CEDARVILLE, OHIO BiiYYoarseUAHome Buy before prices become too high. Our monthly payment plan (like rent) mak­ es purchase o f a home' convenient and easy. Money To loan On Farms We have money to loan on farms at our new low rate and with easy repayment plan. Let us help you finance your pur­ chase, or if you own a farm and desire some financing or refinancing, we will be glad to consider your needs. HOM E F ED ER A L • * Sav ings&Loan A ssoc ia tion OF XEN IA , OHIO , • 4 -6 N. Detroit St, * t * *. 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