The Cedarville Herald, Volume 68, Numbers 1-26

'M M r tp r I fa­ it I! fn i M M . 4 y m t A G t c o ^ w i r t - SEEKS SOLICITOR! la g * numerous times that 1 m desired , m*am action. tokaa that h * «m bunra? j lkwed o f the present sewerage being j •mptod on hi* property w#*t>**ftowau j !W i* the disposal plant the villa*# euu«»Urt tba planning for extending itewwrage on other streets where there baarbeen request fo r it and where property owners do not want to in- •tali- seprie tanka- and than, have js # wh nra*e assessments added later for a | newer system. The sanitation problem is entirely | in the hands o f couffcU and certainly now ia the time to plan fob the im« i provement. More water and sewer taps means more revenue for the mu- | nicipal water system, SS&IU** Louo*forApril8 CouaeU ot JUUtloui .Kdugatlon; um 4 tv ■ r ALONG FARMFRONTl (Continued from Page One) CALYX -CUP APPLE SPRAY— Apple trees that have bloomed should be* sprayed at calyx-cup time fon codling MOth; Apple Sdab;- Cut- culio and Cankerworm. Spraying should be be started when about 90 percent o f the petals have fallen and complete before the calyx closes. Materials to use are 10 ^pounds o f | Flotation type sulfur, 3 pounds Lead Arsenate, »3 pounds Hydratefl Lime and 100'gallons of water. Four pound o fliq u id or dry limesulfur may be. used with 5 pounds o f lime if flota­ tion sulfur is limited. Washington Letter (Continued from first page) late lakfc week, 163,791, American soldiers and 35,76(f men o f the’N avy^ a total?'of 189i541-i-diedi in battle-.or from wounds1 up- to the first of March.) During. World War I a total o f 53,569 Amerirans^lost their .lives, in somhat. Therkilled in action' list' for World W ar II does not include those missing and .not,yet accounted . for." LEGAL NOTICE Orie R. Stookey, whose last known place of residence-was 23 Ball Lane, Dayton, Ohio, and whose present were aboiits 'is unknown, is hereby' notified thnt-Lueila A . Stookey has filed & petition for divorce against hirii in the Common Pleas Court, Greene County, Ohio, the same being Case N o: 23792, on the ground o f Gross Neglect of- Duty, dhd- that said cause w ill come on fo r hearing on or after.' siz, fu ll weeks from the date o f the first publication o f this notice: DAN M . AULTMAN , Attorney fo r Plaintiff — BU Y W AR BONDS TODAY ' u t i n c t i v H i . ■ [ THE MARKED EXCELLENCE « T ' eer fetwfsla deptsdl M mwah, 0 net mere, span tba guebtye-f eer. larvica a* upon tba furniaMng*-.-' whatavar price the family chooM* k»e THE DISTINCTION Hal chwaa*’ terieet pvary funaral w* direct fo*| .fleet* Ha thoughtful, petmteUsg ’ aHandle* we give lo eemeroe* - 8, yal highly important, dntaili. M c M illan XeniaTheater Friday— Saturday Twin Thrill DOyal tCMEN "LEAVE IT TO BLONDIE" with Arthur L#ko, and Botty •* „ Slnflein SUN. MON. TOES. COLLEGE DAZ.E! .CKHU0 THXT BOOK AND THE FAITH LESSON TEXT—Faaim 113:10-17, GOLDEN TEXT—Tha word ot tha Lord gnduratta forever.—I Peter MM. Christiana, are the people o f one book—the B ible. They read tod use other books, but tne book is God’s W ord, and everything, else must be in accord with its teaching. - In ibla blessed Book they find the only revelation of God's saving grace. Other attributes of God may be-found in the - book o f nature. There we find that God Is powerful, orderly, w ise, etc., but nowhere in pattire -ia it written that- God can Saye a m an from his sin: We find that only in the Bible, God's written Word a s it reveals Jesus Christ the Saviour who is the Living .Word, I . The Eternal Glory of God’ s Kingdom (w . 10-13). The kingdom of God refers to His reign: over a ll things and beings, but with special reference to* those who are-w illingly subject’ to Him and eageiv to live for H is glory*,. Everything in/God’s creation Is to be lifted up in praise of that king­ dom . A ll H is t,works - shall. praise H im . They reveal Him in part, but even that lim ited revelation is glori­ ous. The man who cannot see God in nature ls'indeed a dull clod. The heavens declare H is glory and the earth shows forth His handiwork (P s. 1 9 :1 ). ' - Greater and more precious •in God’s sight issth ei' praise of His saints. Dumb :adorattb»;ds accept­ able only from-w dumb-oreation. We, H is saints, are to .sp e a k H ii praise, to “ blessl* H im (v . 10). W e arc- to spread abroad among?, a ll men;- (v. 12) the news o f God’s greatness.and goodness. . “ H is kingdom; is am -everlasting kingdom,” and thus it at once,takes its p lacrasiso superior to what men call kingdom s-to hardljr to be men- ttoned in thW same breath. There is no lim it,to God’s-kingdom either in its extent.or its duration. How ^stupid then that1 sem e; yes many, foolish;,men and women set themselves up-to.(rebellion against God. -T h aL is-th e height of all folly and leads only to disaster.- How wise are those who yield their lives to H is control that their little span of life .may . find rich meaning in the One who endures forever. I I. The-:-Abundant - Provision - o f God’s Mercy (w . 14-16). We are a ll completely dependent on the mercies of God fo r everything that We need for life -p h y sica l, jmen- tal.and ,sp iritual. Consider the food for the body.; God op en sH is bountiful hand and: every, living* creature is provided with the food necessary for its sus­ tenance. How this is accomplished is a mystery and a marvel to. us, but God is able to do it. Centuries ago men were fearful, that the earth could not produce enough foOd to keep the increasing population of mankind alive, but God sees to that even;when He has to do it in spite of man’s waste and de­ struction. „ However, life is not- Just material. There must be a satisfying of man’s spiritual nature. He needs someone to save him from his own sinful weakness, to? deliver him from his sorrow and affliction. Who can do <th is:bu t God?- And He does it (See v . 14). How does He do' It? Through; the. ministry o f H is Holy Word. There­ in man finds salvation and satisfac­ tion. The Bible is the light that shines upon his way. It is his com­ fort inaorrow and his strength in temptation; Itexh o rts and encour­ ages, convicts apd cures. How endless and how overflowing is .the mercy o f our God. Let us "w a it upon” H im , knowing that He Is not only mindful of our need, but eager to do for us more than we can ask. or think. m . The Saviag Power of God’s Grace (w . 17-19). The Lord, who “ Is nigh unto all them- that call .upon him” (v . 16), Is able to save because He is ' ’right* eous in all tils'w ay s add holy in all his works” (v . 17). Only a just and holy God can deal with sin, and y a tc n ly .a merciful.God would pro­ vide ?redemption; but in our God mercy and truth meet (P s. 118M ; Pa. 103). He is both “just and the justifier o f him that believeth in Jesus” (R em . 3:26). - He It is who is near to a ll that “ ca ll upon him in truth” (v . 16), and-surely it Is such a calling on the Lord which is in mind in Romans 10:13, where we read that “ whoso­ ever shall call upon tha nama bZ the Lord shall.bttsaVech" Notice that God’s nearness, His salvation, and H is fulfillment of the desires o f men are for those who call on H im and who “ fear H im ” (V , 19). This is not a matter of* m agical use of a name, or an out­ ward profession of faith. It must come from tha heart, and when it does, Gtid responds, So we Add God’s word to be the source of our instruction concerning thoserthing*which can make us wise unto salvation (II’ Tim. 3:16), It fs the Book of our faith! NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Carrie E. Jones, Deceased Notice is hereby given that Meryl Jones and Vernon Jones have been duly appointed Os Executors of the •state of Carrie E. Jones, deceased, late of Spring Valley Township, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 28th day of February, 1948, WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER, Judgl H the Probate Court; Gratoe Count* Oitifc ... ...... n j r l i l i t t S Get ready to build that Irome you have dreamed about by buying bonds regularly, putting them away to meet the necessary down payment when changes in restrictions, priorities, etc., allow private homer . (■ building in' this area. We have money to loan on farms at attractive in* terest rates with easy repayments. I f you own. a ’ farm and desire financing or refinancing we will be glad to consider your needs, (BBT YOBBSEtF k HONE Finance your home, buying through our easy pay­ ments just like rent with monthly reducing;-plamr- BUY BONDS HERE HOME S a v i n g s & L o a n A s t O G i a t l b n OF XEN IA , OHIO , ' A ll Accounts Insured up to $5 ,000 4 -6 N. Detroit St. .NOTICE TO PUBLIC Th# iime< o f f a r hi now here fo r gardens and complaints are being registered against chickens and dogs running at large and destroying the gardens. Owners o f dogs and chick­ ens are warned to keep them penned or stand the consequences. By Order o f Village Police LEGAL,. NOTICE Pvt. WHfeu* w; wade, 35612300, 2476th Q . M . Trk. Co. (Avn .) A . P.O. 666; Care. Postmaster- New York, New* York, is hereby- notified that Betty June Wade has filed a ’’petition against him through - heV-Tiext friend, Delores Naylor, in the Common. Pleas' Court, Greene County,"Ohio, the Bame being Case N °. 28818, praying fo r a divorce on the ground o f Gross Neglect of Dufy, -and that-said <;ause will come on for hearing six fu ll weeks from the dateofthefiiial-puhlicatiOnhereof. D A N M , AULTM AN , Attorney for Plaintiff -LEG A L NOTICE ENLIST FOR THE SPRING - SUMMER Coramon/>Pl4aa.'Court, Greene County, Ohio. Gale Robinette, Plaintiff . vs. No. Belle Robinetteji Defendant. Belle Robinette,* whose IaBt place o f residence was R R 6, W est View, Kingeport, Tenn., will take notice that on. the 24th day o f March, 1946, Gale B..;Robinette filed his- petition against | her in-Common Pieas Court o f Greene j County, Ohio; fo r divorce on the grpund of- gross neglect o f duty, and that unless-the. said Belle Robinette shall answer said petition on or be­ fore -the 11th- day o f May, 1946, judg­ ment may. be taken granting plaintiff a divorce, ^ GALE B. ROBINETTE,, P laintiff (3-30-6t-54) Smith,- McCallister & Gibney, i Attorneys fo r Plaintiff , ' N O flC E O F APPOINTMENT Estate' o f Georgp. Palmer, Jr. De­ ceased. Notice is hereby given that George O. Palmer, St. has been appointed as AdnUidstrator of-the estate o f George Palmer, Jr., deceased, .late o f Beaver­ creek Township, . Greene County, Ohio.. D ated ih ia 2nd. day o f .March, 1945. W ILLIAM B. McCALLISTER, Judge o f the Probate Court, .Greene Counfy, Ohio.. i n i MARE SIXTY-] ^ 1 V % 2 k UNLUCKY One? One. school child out o f five on the average has defective eyesight. And the percentage mounts to 4 out o f 10 at col­ lege age! N o patent can afford to tiegleet.eyesight. Even’ in these critical, busy days anyone can take these four simple precautions against eyestfain. Read them care­ fully and teach them to your children. Eyesight is too precious to risk. V D o all reading, studying, sewing, or game-playing close to a g o o d lig h t source, preferably a m od ern r e a d in g lamp. 3 Avoid shadows. Make sure you have .good light directly qn your b ook or- w o r k . S h a d o w s strain eyes. 2 A v o id g la r e from ba re bu lb s. Don’t sit facing the light. Glare strains .■eyes. 4 Have eyes exam­ ined regularly. If eyes are defective, vision can be greatly helped with proper glasses. W EEKLY PA Y IN W AR BONDS Whan the War Is,'ovar we are all going to have Better Light for Better Sight. In the meantime, let's conserve both eye- sight and light. Take care o f your eyes,.but don’t waste light HE D A Y T O N P OL*W E R N D L I 6 H I C O M P A N T • . ' \ ' WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF SATISFACTORY TERMS DELIVERY TO YOUR DOOR Carroll - Binder Co. am WHENHT NEIGHBOR JUST GOT 1 112 E. MAIN St. Phone 15 Xenia, Ohio I I The lands and Quarry lake of the Old Ervin Qtfarries on Xenia Avenue, Cedarville, O ., W est of town (U . S. Route 4 2 ) are now the property of H. A . Tyson. Trespassing, for any purpose is strictly forbidden and trespassers will be person­ ally lia b le .' .. TYSON London, Ohio /rt 4 P« *to«r end latter Value* 4A H Watches, Dlemendi, Jewelry, SulM, w RIP Rkaios, Quit*, MasteeI Instruments. M O N E Y T O LO A N On Anything of Vatu* « * Just Bring It Ini - SU ITS ^ $9.75 iAILo*nOf«e*,«5W.M*Jn»t.Spria*H*W,0. rE KNOW just b ow you felt when the new neighbor across the street got a telephone, after you had been waiting patiently fo r many months fo r home tele­ phone service. Y ou can’t b e b lam ed fo r feeling put out, so we want . you to know why your, neighbor might have obtained telephone service. It might have been: I . Your neighbor..may have a key position with a vital war industry-* •f with som*i essential civilian activity affecting public welfare, health •r Safety—-wbkh .feguireeith*t*he)be available at all hours. This would givo hhn procodonc* ovor othor applicants. S. M* may hdv* applied for service many months before he actually moved, and before your application was made: B. Ho*may hdv* moved Into your neighborhood from a home In th* saiii* community, or ono nearby, where hs had telsphone service. Transfere of fhe service of present subscribers are-made within the same general area whenever postibis. 4 In ovary instanco w* shall b*. glad ta check for you |ust why your neighbor got!service ahead of^you. Telephone people tare following the, procedures which were tfft up by the War Production Board, when shortages in telephone facilities began to appear in 1942 mid are installing service in its proper turn under*the fair and necessary rules. * We know what telephone service means to every home and regret exceedingly the inconvenience caused to those on our .waiting lists. It also grieves us that we can’t te ll you how soon y o u 'w ill b e served. W e can assure you that your order w ill not be forgotten and w ill be filled in its proper turn, even though that might, be mnm*time*after final victory. TH i-aH io m i TILIfkttOMMf.CO. Cl* Bjr CU « » When vict it may ( A -■ )»r contract * Ailed, despi*. ;<^pents to th< 'few months. w «r orders * ed. Current fix the imip . tion at Iron cent within t It is estima goods will b five to forty -ter the Eun wise •old v even heavie predict war at leas i -sixl1 1946. Incid' Washington capitulate b Spring of would brinf o f practical . The near tory over G . Production . ment officii plete right- sion during summer, w1 lean industi orderly pla reconversio to peacetime partment c position. German c the War D complete c- duction pr< ago. Now made the ' ■? on -product • ped to Eur officials a leaders an - ing to has fo r meetii lems. Th- tration to who urgec recohversii ded unemj cial lbsses iness and :u>- The fins Else” Bill foregone < izer Bryn Administr been intr< was actua' ing labor the war c time em heavy def means nc such legi measure, tutional,' ican labo bureaucri dictatorit vilian wo nation, "been the ward tui zed stat< for hum tive gov Washi and run James 1 tor of A waiting original There s- tion wa House, son, wh bilizer would i man of Corpori Weeks - has not ri! the . ent t ? e had . r a p ” f his nat the fot 'has ne receive ocratie last Ji A t l ernme mittln; ptodm " shorta Oimst( toiniai mtttee ges ar fa ts a sugar portii c ro p . e f jfective at col- ;e these m care- precious lily <rol / >ur fret (C< mpiii'i'm e Ma'|Hiiw » ii''> ji iaiiis ii|T|iui t a