The Cedarville Herald, Volume 66, Numbers 27-52

CbtbandSocialActivities Pvt. Kent CTwaans K m bean spend, ing a few. days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred CI sbmum , He iuu b*an stationed at Palm Beach, FMrida, Cpl. Harold SteoWbfcldge who has been at Camp Ch*nnfce, HI., is here on a thirty day furlough, following an operation in the array hospital, Mrs. Gary Gaiaer, who has been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Nelson, has returned to her hotne in Iowa City, Iowa,' Lt. F. I. Wilson, Xenia, has been named by the local county War Bond Com­ mittee as Greene “ Man o f the Month" fo r May in the war bond drive. He will be given a special (s.g.) Frederick Heifner, who-] citation. has been here on furlough, has re­ turned to ^ha Naval A i r , Force* in Alaska. Pvh Carl Tipton is now with the ordnance replacement,training center at Aberdeen, Md.t where he will re? ceive his basic training. Mr. Edward Gratsch and wife,' formerly o f the Thrift Super Market, have moved hack to Dayton, where the former has taken a position with General Motors. Lieut. Howard Sxvaim> wtio is sta­ tioned at Tulsa, Okla., has been vis­ iting several days here with his wife at the homo o f Mr, and Mrs. Fred ToWnsley, ■ Mrs. L. E. Johnson, daughter of Prof, and Mrs. C. W. Steele, left Tues­ day -night’ for Boston, stopping in . Washington, D. C., enroute where she will meet her husband and both will attend the marriage o f Miss Virginia Tribble, on Friday. Cadet John Reinhard is now located at Ohio State University where he is taking engineering. He is with the N. S, T. P. and will he at Ohio State f o r at least three months. This will enable him to spend the week-ends at home. S g t and Mrs, Donald Fields^ en­ tertained a few friends Wednesday evening while the Sergeant is home on. a visit. Guests were Lt. Robert Peterson, Aberdeen, Md., Harold Strowbridge, Chatmte Field, 111,, Mr. and Mrs, Vern Ator, Springfield; Mr. apd Mrs. Edward Carlisle, Xenia, Mr, and Mrs. Herman Lewis and daugh­ ter, Jane- Sgt, Fields leaves today for the Army Air Base at Greenville, S. C., where he has been assigned to a bomber squadron, He received his gunnery wings at Las Vegas gunnery school. • Officer Candidate Robert E, Peter­ son, son o f Mr. and.Mrs. J. L. Peter- ] son, graduated Sa^rday a t Aberdeen. Md., ordnance school whore be en­ rolled last Match. Mrs, Peterson a t-! tended the graduation and was ac-1 cotnpanied home by her son', to remain ten days. Miss Alice .Hanna, a sophomore at Ohio State University, spent the last week-end as the house guest o f Miss Mary Jo Jones, daughter o f Dr. and Mrs. E. Lloyd Jones, at their country home, “ Kohler Hill", in Wheeling, W. Virginia. Miss Hanna and Miss Jones were suite-mates at Oxley Hall. Miss Hanna is now- spending’ her vacation it the home o f her parents. She will 'eturn to Columbus this week-end for ;he opening of summer school at Ohio State. Sgt. Paul E. Smith will be grad .' uated from Radio School at Fort Benning, Ga. June 17. He and his Wife, the former Dor­ othy KennOn, who have been residing I in Columbus, Ga., will return to Camp | Forrest, Tenn., GENEVIEVE TURNER WEDS CORP. FRED BECK -Lt. and Mrs. Lawrence Williamson, Xenia, are announcing* the birth o f a lion at Miami Valley Hospital,.Day- ton, Tuesday morning. He has been named David Michael. Mr. and .Mrs.'| R, T. Williamson o f this place the paternal grandparents. 1 are Mr, Ifca* Townsley artd family o f ] Tampa,-Fla., have been visiting his mother, Mrs. Arthur Townsley and other rClativ&s the. past week. Mr. , Townsley ip. returning to Washington, D. C., where his company has taken a large construction contract. Mrs. LaClede Markle and two daughters, Joan and Marlyn, have joined their husband and father, Comdr. Q. L. Markle, Senior Chaplain o f the Naval A ir Technical Training .Center located near Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Markle and daughters spent the winter here: with her parents, Mr- and Mrs. I. C. Davis. • Mrs. Lucy Turner announces the uarriage of her daughter, Genevieve, ;d Cprp, Fred Beck, Tuesday June 15, it 7 :30 o’clock in the Capital" Uni­ versity Chapel. Rev. Qsterman of- ‘iciated at the service. Mrs. Beck has been employed at he Wright Field Air Service Com­ mand. Corp. Beck is the son o f Mr,‘ .and Mrs. Fred Beck, Holland, Ohio and 's in the finance department o f the army. ■« Miss Maude Elizabeth Turner of Wayne, Mich., spent the week end at the home of her mother, Mrs Lucy Turner. Mrs. Turner’s other guests ’or Sabbath were Mr. and Mrs, Albert Turner and son Mark; Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Turner, and children Richard md Marcia; Mr. John Turner, Mr. md Mrs, Robert Armstong and son fimmy, Corp. Fred.Beck and Gene- rievc Turner, " . CONDON.- GENS MARRIAGE IS ANNOUNCED Mrs. N» E. Steele visited here sev­ eral days with Her brother-in-law ] Prof-C . W. Steele and wife,. She lefi on Wednesday fo r Detroit to visit | her. son, Dr. Hugh Steele and wife I and visit her new- grandson, Hugh Steele, Jr. She will stop at- Min-1 neapolis enroute'to her home in North i Dakota arid with her husband attend | the wedding of her son, Lieut. Gran­ ville Steele* Mr*. Harley Bdhlke and daughter! Carole are expected today for •visit with her parents, the Jamiesons, The Misses Marjorie Jean and Edith Ann Wiley, Who have spent the winter with their aunt In Amsterdam, New] York, are also accompanying Mrs. Bohlke, fo r a visit with the grand- parents. Their father, Chaplain Frank E. Wiley, is expected next week Cedarville College Summer School Opens The first session o f the summer school o f Cedarville College, opened Tuesday, with a good attendance. Acting President Ira D. Vayhinger state* the summer school is being operated by Prof, A,vJ. Hostetler o f the Department o f Education, follow­ ing the Victory program to provide teachers for public schools as en­ dorsed by the Department o f Educa­ tion. Students enrolled in the school will be able to take teaching positions in September, 1944. High school graduates can obtain temporary certificates in 15 months and begin teaching. Bimiliar provis­ ions have_ been m'ade for temporary high school certificates by adding one full calendar year’s work to this re­ quirement or a total o f 37 months. This- certificate enables students to begin teaching in September 1945.. The first session closes July 17th and the second session opens, July 19 and closes August 21. HOME CULTURE CLUB GUEST OF MRS. CUMMINGS Mrs. Arthur Cummings was hostess Tuesday afternoon tp.'niembers o f the Home Culture Club, The program was in charge of Mrs. Ira D. .Vay­ hinger and Mrs. J. Harry Nagley. Members answered the roll call with “ benefits derived from this year’s program.’,* Mrs. Nagley be­ gan the' program with a discussion bn “ Food”, in which she said “ the .United States has more foody more money had more' productivity than any other country.in the world. In this land of plenty,'what has happen’d to our vast crops; our great herds which are eating so much more that our food has become scarce.?"- She answered these questions by quoting ’ he lend-lease administrator, Edward R. Stettinius^ Jr. It developed, that our food going to England and Russia to our armed forces- at home and ia- 'iroad, and to war workers. Mrs, >Vayhinger’s article was on ‘Being a German-American,” and Mrs, Nagley read an article by Eric A. Johnson, on “A Wbvld To Live Tii". This article discusses post-war problems, especially from a. ^qsihess man’s viewpoint.’ A salad course was served during the social hour that followed. CHURCH NOTES METHODIST CHURCH H. H. Abel*, Mlxtstef Telephone 6-1881 Sunday School lOtOO A, Mi Clayton Wiseman, Supt Preaching 11:00 A. M , Theme, 11:00 A. M, Churok Service, “ The Apostle Peter". Beginning a eerie* o f three sermon* oft the great followers o f Christ, Peter, James and John, Church Service a t Selma 10:00 a.nt. Sunday school following, Henry E. §chickendantz, Supt. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Paul H, Elliott, Minister ,10:00 A* M. .Sabbath School, Mrs. Ira D, Vayhihger, SUpt. 11:00 A . M,,’ -Church Service, The “ Gentle Cynic” , Seeker o f Values. 7 P. M. Christian Endeavor.* , Choir Rehearsal Saturday 7:30 p, m. The Broadcasters Class will meet at the home o f Mr. and Mrs* Paul Ramsey, Tuesday, June 22 at 8 p. m, COUPLE MARRIED IN COLUMBUS ON SUNDAY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A. Jamieson, Minister Preaching 11 A , M« Communion Service, “ The Marriage Feast” . The Xehia Presbytevipl Youth Con­ ference will he held in our church Sabbath afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock, and the evening session at 8 o’clock. The afternoon session will have the Scripture Memory Contest for the various age groups. In the evening the address will be given by President-Elect Ira D. Vayhinger, of our Cedarville College. The public is invited to all sessions. The music, will be in charge o f Mr. and. Mrs. A1 Heinz o f Columbus, who have led the music in our National Conventions for several years. Mrs. Heinz has composed the Theme songs f o r these conventions fo r many years. Preparatory to the Communion on Sabbath, there will be the usual ser- vices Friday and Saturday. Preach­ ing Friday 8 P. M. by Harold Kuhn.- Harold is a member o f our First Church-, Xeniif, and has completed two years in the Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary, and is” supplymg the U. P. Church o f Jamestown this summer. Preaching Saturday at. 2, P. M. by Rev. Franklin P. Chant, pastor o f the’ Friends Church o f Xenia. The session will meet . Saturday after the service. Choir rehearsal Friday evening after the preaching service, Remember .all services are now' go­ ing by E. W, T. ’ Announcement of the marriage o f Miss Martha: Cdndon, daughter- of ^cv. and Mrs. W. A. Condon, to Mr. Mark B, Gens, o f Toledo, which took ilace in Boulder,'Colo, Saturday, has men announced. t The ceremony was performed in he chapel o f St. John’s Episcopal Church, with the rector o f the church ifficiating at the single ring service. Mrs. L. C. Cfens, Toledo, mother of the bridegroom, and Mr. ' Maurice Powers, Seattle, were attendants. The bride wore an ensemble o f aqua and rose crepe, with harmonizing ac­ cessories. arid a corsage o f pink roses and gardenias, The couple is residing temporarily i t 1302 Grandview Ave., Boulder. Mrs. 'Gens is a graduate of Ohio Northern University, Ada, and took graduate work at Toledo University. on a furlough and they will visit |<jf,e taught Latin and public speaking Mrs. Wiley in the sanitarium at Rock* ville, Ind.' C O Z Y * THEATRE « at Xenia Central High School last year. Mr. Certs, son o f Mrs. L. G. Gens, is a graduate o f Toledo University and was superintendent o f schools at Put-in-Bay, O., before (enlisting in the navy. He is now taking special ized training at the University o f Colorado at Boulder, FH* a n d S a t , Jfuiic 18*19 Preston Foster'— Dene Tierney “THUNDERBIRDS” *XJC TECHNICOLOR* . NEWS - CARTOON * TRAVELTALK | LEGAL NOTICE S u n . n d M o n * Jfafto 20*21 J«m Hall — Marie Montes “ A R A B I A N N IG H T S ” *fpc t e c h n i c o l o r * NEWS * - CARTOON,, Wad .and Thur*., Jun« *3-24 . Ann Sothem — Melvyn Douglas **Tk*m Fur CARTOON — PETE SMITH Earl E. Lemon, whose last known place o f address Was 1803 Partridge Dr., Mobile, Alabama, and whose present whereabouts is Unknown is hereby notified that Bessie G, Lemon has filed a petition against him pray­ ing for a divorce on the grounds ,of Gross Neglect o f Duty, the same be­ ing Case No. 28158, Common Pleas Court, Greerie County, Ohio, and that said case will come fo r hearing on or after June 19, 1948. ✓ '"f (5-7-6t-6-ll) DAN M. AULTMAN, Attorney for Bessie G. Lemon. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Evilsizor, W. Xenia Ave,, 'are announcing the mar­ riage of .their daughter, Miss Buena Irene, to S. Sgt. Winston C. Lang, IT. S. M. C,, o f Pontiac, Mich., sta­ tioned at Bayonne, N. J. The cere­ mony was performed at 3:30 o’clock at W. Park Ave. Methodist Church, Columbus. The double ring service was read by Rev. Patton, Columbus, and the bride was attended by Mrs. Forrest Diehl, as matron o f honor, and Miss Jacqueline Evilsizor as junior brides­ maid. Mrs. Diehl wore navy blue and corsage o f yellow flowers. Miss Evilsizor was in light blue and wore a corsage o f yellow and pink flowers. The bride’s dressmaker suit was yellow with navy blue accessories and she wore a corsage of red roses. She was given in marriage by her father. S . , Sgt. Forrest Diehl and Mr. Roland Evilsizor, brother of the bride, .attended the bridegroom. Mrs. Lang is a graduate o f Urhana High School and atended Cedarville College and Moore’s Business College. She was a member o f Chi Sigma Phi Sorority. Following the ceremony a reception Presutti’s Villa was attended h f fifteen guests, The bride’s table was decorated with a large wedding cake and yellow tapers. After the reception Sgt, and Mrs. Lang left for a short wedding trip in northern Michigan, Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lang, 225 Navajo Rd., Pontiac, Mich, parents o f the bridegroom; Mr. anc Mrs. David Linden, Pontiac, Mich.; Mr. O. W. Evilsizor, St. Paris, 0 . THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Sunday Services Sunday School 1Q;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 PRESBYTRIAN CHURCH in WANTED—Watch makers tools o f all kinds, Box 436 Cedarville (8t) FOR SALE- Sunday orders. Phone 4-3672. Spring fryers. No Mrs, Amet Gordon. WANTED:—Dish washer, man or woman, $20 per week. Frank De Wine, Yellow Springs.' -BUY WAR BONDS TODAY FOR SALE— Friers, sound and plump/ weighing from 8 1-2 to 6 lb, Mrs, Arthur Hanna, Phono .6672, [‘Clifton. W A N T E D BEAD STOCK We pay for Horses $4.06 and Cows $4.00 Animals o f size and condition Telephone XENIA 1272R or DAYTON KE-7981 WUICHET PRODUCTS, INC. Dayton, Ohio We also remove Hogs Calves — Sheep 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, :45 P, M. 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 PRICE BOSS BROWN „ THREATENS FARM REDUCTION CEDARVILLE HERALD, FRIDAY, J W * H, W* Frist* for Sale -Hampshire Rada. Mrs, Hugh Turnbull, Phone A17R2, Prentiss Brown, ftpA prise fixer warned the Senate Hanking Commit­ tee at a hearing Wednesday i f funds were not .given for paying packers and processors a subsidy; the OFA would use all its power to force greater reductions on the price o f livestock and grain in the world markets. The farmer is once more the whipping boy for (the New Deal appeasement to John L. Lewis. If that is not Hitlerism, what is it? Joseph Mason o f the AAA might in­ form Greene County farmers and feeders on this subject. FDR -SALE-* Goose eggs fo r hatching. Q T, Clemens, Columbus pike, Route 42, near Masrias Greek Cemetery, ..... vsmmm mamMm URGES OHIO SPORTSMEN TO ASSIST IN FARM WORK Columbus, Ohio — Conservation Commissioner Don Waters is urg* ing sportsmen’s clubs and conser­ vation groups of the state to assist farmers in their communities with their crops this year. “ The" farmers o f Ohio are en* gaged in a huge task ’of raising additional food in the war effort Farm labor is extremely scarce and it behooves all o f us to lend evqry encour­ agement we can : to the agricul­ tu r a l cause,*' Mr. Waters said. “Here is au op­ p o rtu n ity f o r iSSSS groups interested in conservation to repay the farmer for-courtesies extended by' giving him as many spare hours as possible in helping’ harvest crops." " : Mr. Waters, pointed out that farmers, themselves, belong to a' majority o f the sportsmen’s groups hut made his appeal >to those sportsmen who live In town o r 1 are engaged in occupations other than farming to 'assist, in the farm work. He urged officials o f sportsmen's clubs to devise some method o f getting those who can spare some! time for farm work together with farmers who need help. COLDS To Relieve Congestion Rub the Throat, Chest and Bade with flutT HDMO A t Your Drug Store. B R O W N ’ S D R U G S I One o f our every two fami­ lies have at least two work­ ers. Figure it out yourself how much beyond 10 per­ cent of your family income you 'can put into War Bonds every payday. PutYour PayrollSayings on a FamilyBasis Make 10 per cent Just a Starting . Fnlnt FOR stoves. dition. BALE— Three gas heating Thr;e slzt'S, a ll in g o o d eon- Fred Ewery, Phone 6-1821. WANTED— Woman fo r very light house keeping. Live in home and be able to handle small babies. Ex­ perience not- needed. Permanent position, call Yellow Springs 5186, NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the. ownership o f what was the Cedarville Dolomite Products Plant will not he responsible for any accident due to trespassing on the/property. Swim­ ming is positively forbidden in the quarry pool, and no one has authority to permit trespassing other than the owner o f the property or his legal agent, RALPH CUMMINGS • ■ ■: ■Agent The State o f Ohio, Greene C Probate Oeurt To surviving t&m *, i t any; meet *t kin; b«neHriarie« under the WBL tf assy; and the attorney o r n fftonef* representing say o f Use aformwMiico­ ed persons. You are hereby notified thet on the $6th day o f May A# D. 1948, ns In. ventory and Appraisement o f the es­ tate o f John Stroup Feirstdne de­ ceased, late o f Beavercreek Twp., In said County,.was Bled in. this Court. Said Inventory e^d Appraisement will be fo r hearing before this Court on the.21st day o f June, 1948, at 19 o’clock, A . W. Any person desiring to file excep­ tions to said Inventory mtat fib* them at least five days prior to the day set fo r hearing. Given under my hand and seal o f said Court, this 26th day o f ’May, 1943, WILLIAM B. McCALLISTEB, Probate Judge. WOOL ! You will get full value fo r your Clip by cosigning’ to The Wool Growers • Cooperative Association. Accurate grading and low marketing charges assure maximum returns. Liberal cash advance on receipt b t your wool. ~ . - .FRANK CRESWELL Local Representative MONDAY NOON TILL Announcing--- NEW STORE HOURS . " ‘ v . * * VOGUE SHOP OPENS EVERY MONDAY at NOON UNTIL 8:45 P. M. SM2 *0. FOUNTAINAft Ir BUY U, S. WAR BONDS AND SHORTEN DURATION * SPRINGFIELD* OHIO E. O. Ralston, Minister 10:00 A. M. Bible School. Paul W. Rife, Supt. 7:30 P. M. Young People’s Christian Union. All Welcome. FOR SALE — Healthy tomato plants, good variety. Marvin Agnor, Phone 6-1562. LOST—Two Ration Books No. 1, bearing names, .Wanda Hughes and Marion Hughes,. ‘ Please this office. FOR SALE — Two bulls. One is two years old and the other is one year old. Carl Bagford, Phone 6.2206, WANTED — Carpenter work and painting. Write or scC Ernest Tru­ man, Corner South St. and Pittsburgh Ave., Box 577, Cedarville. Please return all Savings iShare Pass Books to Our office on or before June 80, 1948 for audit and dividend credit Cedarville Federal Savinga fcnd Loan Association. , I. C, Davis, Sec. We are In need of beater engineers, back tenders and machine tender* on a cylinder machina running ehip and Felt OMIO PAPER COMPANY,. MIAMISBURO, OHIO. f/ I - I J returnee ^ fine young I m I I S HOG CONCENTRATES SWIFT AND tIBIKO BRANDS AND OUR OWN MAKE * ' (Limited to our customers only) Also Fresh No. I Car Illinois Corn t Car Wisconsin OATS, either ground or whole (40 Pound Test) * .„ * $MMiWBWnWgeWgSWgmjieUglBBMft^igneMM6M|^ne>MBnMB|> W H E A T t h is ’ IS GOVERNMENT SOFT WINTER WHEAT FROM ILLINOIS IN NEW BAGS. LIKELY TO BE OUR LAST AND ONLY CAR PRICED RIGHT. SOY BEANS — 1000 bu. Good Yellow Soy Beans, various varieties*at a ^good price. F r a n k Creswell l s I s 1s 1 Cedarville, Ohio t