The Cedarville Herald, Volume 68, Numbers 1-26

mm C OEDMVItX* HERALD, FltiPAT, HAY U* CV^ Social^ 4 ctmtu m \ j K m . Alt* Job«, who hut been re­ siding in Clifton, bn* taken rooms in the home o f Mr*. 8. C. Wright. Mrs.'Dell* Johnson spent the week­ end in Columbus as a guest o f Mrs. Rosa Smith at the home o f Mr. and M m , Herbert W olf (Christine Smith), S. Sgt. Luther E, Fife, 20, has re­ covered his injury in a hospital over in England/ according to reports from : the War Department and is back in service. He entered the army Nov, 19, 1948. Pvt. Wilbur Wisecup has been trans­ ferred from Camp Atterbury to Ft. Sam Huston, Texas, fo r sixteen weeks of medical training. Miss Wilda Auld, who teaches in Miami county, was taken ill Sabbath with scarlet fever. The home has been under quarantine. Miss - Jose­ phine Auld, a sister, who teaches in the Oakwood, Dayton, schools, has al­ so been in quarantine due to her sis­ ter's illness. The Cedar Cliff Chapter, D. A. R. will meet Saturday at 2 P. M. at the home of Mrs. David McElroy. There will be election o f officers and yearly re­ ports o f chapter chairmen. The »asr sistant hostesses will be Mrs..O. T. Laybourne, Springfield, and Mrs B. H. Little. CBDRINS CLUB MEETING Mrs. J. Harry Negley^Xenis, was guest speaker before the Cedrine . Club at the home o f Mrs. S. C, Wright last Thursday afternoon. Her topic was “Historic Highlights o f War and Victory.’* The speaker traced the story of war from, the Bibical story of Moses and God, o f the wanderings’ of the Israelites to the Promised Land She reviewed various wars this country has engaged in, pointing out we have never lost a war, but that World War I Was "the war to end wars," There was a short review o f the San Fran­ cisco Conference with forty -six na­ tions participating. Assistant hostesses for the meeting were Mrs, Lawrence Hamer and Mrs. J» M. Bull. Thirty members and guests were present and the roll call was answered by suggestions for “Making a Happy Home.” Mrs. R. C Ledbetter and Mrs. J. R. Wells were chairmen for the program. Mrs. Har- ner accompanied the group in singing and Mrs. Ledbetter introduced the speaker. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Cedarville Hi Baseball nine defeat­ ed the Beavercreek nine on Kettering Field diamond, Dayton, Monday by a Score o f 5 to 1 in the county tourna­ ment. Batteries for the teams: Glass and Townsley for the locals and Koog ler and Smith fo r the Beavers. The monthly meeting o f the Re­ search Club was held at the home of Mrs. A. E. Richards last Thursday with “ Cliina’ as the topic. Mrs. H. S. Bailey gave a report concerning the Chinese people, and Mrs. J. E. Hast­ ings gave a report on China in the World-Today. Mrs. Della Johnson sang two solos, accompanied by Mrs. Greer McCallister, after which re­ freshments were served by the' hos­ tess. . ■ Wanted—Painting t o . do by the hour o r by contract. Experienced. Call Hartmans, 6-1531. 2t For Sale— McGuffey’s Readers/ complete sets; unused, clean and rea­ sonable. Midwest Book Co., Lowell, Ohio. . . 3t For Sale—Early Cabbage and tomato plants. Charles Foster, S. Main st. POTTED FLOWERS MOTHER’S D AY You will want Your DRAPERIES COVERS Cleaned— F luffed ' [OURS—Daily 8:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Saturday 8:00 A. M« to 10:30 P. M. THE CLEANERS QualityWork South Main a t. Cedarville MISS DOROTHY MARIE COLLINS WED TO T. SGT. J. H. HANNA T. Sgt. James Harold Hanna and Miss Dorothy Marie Collins, were united in marriage at the United Presbyterian parsonage in Clifton, last Friday evening at eight-thirty oelock. Dr. John W. Bickett, the brides pastor, performed the cere­ mony, The beautiful, double ring service was. used. The couple was un­ attended. , 1v . The bride is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John W. Collins and a teach­ er in the Osborn schools. The groom is a Tech. Sergeant in the service of his country and is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanna. The couple left for a short trip and later the groom reported to Cincinnati for future ser- - . 7 . . *• vice. i JOHN GREGG TURNER DIED. WEDNESDAY EVENING C O Z Y m t h e a t r e • Fri* and Sat., May U-t2 Joel McCrea — Betty VMA •T h e g r e a t m o m e n t * ” ALSO , Beachhead UnBerlin — Musical’* Sun. and Mott* May 1344 Irene Dunne — Charles Boyer “TOGETHER AGAIN” 2 Also News — Cartoon — Travel rhutt* May 13*17 mat Barn Dane#” > fOt NIBWS— ■ ................................ . John Gregg Turner, 69, died at the McClellan Hospital, Xenia, Wednes­ day,, at 9:30 P. M. after an illness of several months, he having been a pa­ tient there since last October. He was the son of James and Mary Gregg Turner and was born April 11, 1876. He was married to Clara Blanch Laurns who proceeded him in death in July, 1942. He is survived by three children, Mrs, Robert Evans, o f this place; Malcolm Turner, Selma and Albert Turner, Springfield R D 4; and a sis­ ter, Mrs, Arthur Swaby, Springfield, R D 4, and six grand children, , He was a member of the United Presbyterian Church and the funeral will be held from the McMillan Fun­ eral Home, Saturday, May 12 at 2 P. M, The service will be in charge of Rev. Paul H. Elliott. Burial in Wood­ land Cemetery, Xenia. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Friday af­ ternoon and evening. i Four Greene countions have been drawn for the Federal grand jury irt Dayton next Monday.. P. H. Creswell Xenia, is foreman o f the grand jury, the others are W. A. Hammond, Xenia Emery Oglesbee, Xenia and Mrs. Harold Van Pelt, Spring Valley. On the petit jury are W. R. Torrence, Mrs. J‘. J. Stout, Mrs. Nellie Luce, Mrs. Irene McCoy, Mrs. James P. Kyle and Steele Poague, Xenia. The Cedarville Hi baseball nine de­ feated West Milton nine on the Tri­ angle Park diamond, Dayton,, Wed­ nesday, by a score o f 6 to 1* O. W. Cole, who- has been manager of the Xenia Farmers Exchange Co., for 17 years, has resigned to take over an elevator at Kenton, O. L. E. Craigie, assistant manager, will take over Mr. Coles duties. WANTED— Farm manager for small dairy herd. No field . work. House and privileges. Permanent. William Woodman, R 6, - Springfield, Ohio, ___________ _ MOtHERS DAY M A Y I3tb« * IN OUR ALBUM “ of fthertthed memoriei, mother comes first. Our first »tepi. >spiritually and physically, were 1taken under her protective care.' j When shadow* darkened our- [path, her lympathetic under* ’ standing 'and wisdom safely ^guided u». . IN MOTHER’S UN* . SELFISH DEVOTION, we find the divine tpsrk in human* ; ity—that atone can briny p«*t« to Our wantrouhled world and courage^to tht of rtun i McMILLAN | - i.■« i» in , ' a - v . /I ■' ■ i _____ 1DR. JOHN W. BICKETT ATTEND* COLLEGENEWS J ingb . of awrar in C hicago ■lunMiimmumuHiitm j Dr. John W. Bickett l«ft Wednea- This week-end the fifty-first bacca-.j day *or CMcago to attend the meet- laureate service for the graduates o f , o f the ot Education o f the Cedarville College, Sabbath evening, i United Presbyterian denomination, First Presbyterian Church, 8 P. M. i Th®meeting wiU be held on Thursday Special music. Sermon by Rev. J. *nd wJU * bu»y one to the interests Reed Miller, Xenia, the educational work to the Col- President Ira D. Vayhlnger was th e 1^ S*ml™ry f ^ m e n d a - guest speaker for the Presbyterian ‘ t on/ wiU *Uo J? ^ *° 6 <*•»«* congregation at Bellbrook last Sab- f ^ ^ y W,h,kh ™ f,ts o f bath morning. The Stormont sisterB entertained the college students at a dinner party last Monday evening. Chicken and all the fixins. An event like that could not take place in the land of the In­ ternational. Give us the good, old democratic, way. The first term o f summer school is to open Monday, June 11. Parents o f elementary grade children who wish them to have a review or advanced work will find opportunity here. Those interested should see or write Prof.’ A. J. Hostetler, Summer School Di­ rector. Invitations have been received an­ nouncing the marriage o f Mr. Theor dore ’Ted’ James, *41, to Miss Mary Evelyn Delene, to take place Satur­ day, May 19, at McCormick Theolog­ ical Seminary Chapel, Chicago. All join wishing ‘Ted’ and his bride, to be “ bon voyage” on the matrimonial sea. Two farm items. The 75 acre corn acerage is ready for the planter; 99 o f the 100 apples o f the new farm or­ chard came through the winter okay and the 100th though furnishing a breakfast for a bunny or two, bids to survive. Nine o’clock classes were set aside for V-E Day announcements. Miss Laura Cox provided the radio. What a- weapon for weal or woe is the radio for mankind! Students and faculty .will take to the woods early tomorrow morning for a free-for-all edmmunion with nature. The report is that viands for the inner man will not' be among the absent. Today winds up class work fo r this semester. Finals, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Those who brought oil in their lamps are happy, the others . . . Such is life. Call Miss Carrie Rife or the Col­ lege office to make your reservations for the annual Alumni Banquet. The central theme o f this meeting is the honoring the memory o f our own Dr. W. R. McChesney. Dr. Robert W. U- stick, 1911, will bring the message of the evening. The fiifty-first Annual Commence­ ment for graduates o f Cedarville Col­ lege will be held Saturday morning, May 19th, 10 o ’clock, at the U. P. Church. Take a couple hours off, hear a good speech, see the young people launched on the sea o f educa­ tional.life, and boost old C. C. In spite of points and tokens troubles, the ladies o f the Methodist church will serve dinner at the church immediate­ ly after Commencement. Table style, 85c per plate. It will help much if those intending to tak’e advantage of this service would make reservations early. Call the College Office or the Methodist parsonage to get name in the pot. this month in Monmouth, 111. UNUSUAL SERVICE BY MEN Washington Letter (Continued from firot pago) Bowles, just about ended the political honeymoon o f the new Chief Execu­ tive, as fa r as Capitol Hill is concern­ ed, for every Congressional Commit­ tee which has made any investigation o f the food situation has unanimously condemned OPA practices and strong­ ly criticised Mr. Bowles’ administra­ tion of the Price Control Act. Food shortages are growing. Black mark­ et operations abound everywhere in almost every rationed commodity. The Congressional Committees charge unwise OPA price ceilings have not only caused many present food short­ ages, but have endangered future food production as well. Already the government’s propaganda machine is busy grinding out excusses to why the American people must drastically reduce food consumption in the months ahead. While food require­ ments for the liberated and conquer* ed areas o f Europe will " he heavy, they could have been met in a reason­ able fashion, with out hardship to A- merican citizens, if just a little bit o f common sense had been used by our bureaucratic officials in meeting our food problems. | There was an unusual church aer- i vice in charge o f the men at the U. P. Church last Sabbath morning. The entire service at the preaching hour was in charge o f male members o f the congregation with members o f the Men’s Bible Class as the choir and Mr. H. E. Eavey, Xenia, * business man and banker, as the lay-preacher. Others having a part in the service were Emile Finney, Harold Dobbins, Meryl Stormont and W. W. Galloway, the latter introducing the speaker, who for a number o f years has been active in, laymen’s Christian service. HAMILTON PRISONER TRIES TO MAKE HIS ESCAPE MAY GRAND JURY DATE SET FOR THURSDAY, MAY 17 The May grand jury which was set for Monday, May 7, has been post­ poned by Prosecutor Marcus Shoup, to Thursday, May 17. Hie change was necessary due to a number o f traffic cases from Osborn and Fairfield vil­ lage courts were bound over to the grand jury Time was required to gather information and check with witnesses by the. Prosecutor. W. C. T. U. SPRING INSTITUTE HELD HERE TUESDAY The Greene County W. C. T. U. In­ stitute was’ held from the United Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, May 8. The morning session began at 9:30. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. Mrs. Alice Ford Stanton, Greene county chairman, presided An interesting feature o f the after­ noon program was in charge o f Miss Hallie Q. Brown, who presented Wil- merforce University girls in an ora­ torical contest on the subject o f “ Tem­ perance.” i j SCHOOL NEWS I NEW OFFICERS On April 26 the Cedarville Chapter of. F. F, A. elected new officer* for next year. Our new president is Wen­ dell Cultice; Vice President, Kenneth Wilburn; Secretary, Ralph Spraeklen; Treasurer, Ralph Struewing; News Reporter, Leon Buffenbarger; Stu­ dent Advisor, Nolan Butts; Librarian James Cherry. We congratulate these boys and hope they do a good job. ANNUAL AWARDS On April 31 Harold Stormont, Bruce Conner and Mr. Harner, attended the meeting o f the F* F. A. district No. 4 at which the awards for this district were presented The meeting wa.B held in Germantown High School au­ ditorium. # Twelve members were promoted from chapter farmers to state far­ mers. Harold Stormont was the only Btate farmer from Cedarville with a gold pin and certificate. The parlimentary procedure contest awards were also presented to Beav­ ercreek, the silver award to Cedar- ville, and bronz to Xenia. The award were rosetts, individual ribbons for members and certificates. Two silver awards were made,' one to'Cedarville and one to Beavercreek* for reporter. The awards were cer­ tificates and $2 in War Stamps. The opening and closing ceremon­ ies were given by the Germantown F. F. A. with Mr. Wickline officia­ ting Mr. Bolender, the state super­ visor, and Ralph Hamilton, the state F. F. A. president, were guests. Reporter, Bruce Conner There was a flurry here Friday last when Howard D Thompson, 20, with a bad record, escaped for a time from the Butler County Sheriff, while the latter was getting gasoline at the Owens filling station. The prisoner, was in his bare feet but that did not check his speed after breaking away, He crossed town and escaped home place on the west side, Chief Marsh all called the Sheriff’s office and Dep uties Confer and Howard Spahr start­ ed for this place. When nearing the village they saw a young fellow leave the road and go into a field. He was halted and taken in charge and re­ turned to the Butler authorities, C.B. Walker, sheriff, and John Cleaver, deputy. The trio proceeded to Mans­ field with their charge. The boy had begged a Fair of Shoes o f a farmer and bad them on when recaptured. ( ch u rch notes UNITEDPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A, Jamieson, Minister. Sunday School 10 A . K . Supt. Arthur B. Evans. Preaching i l A. M. Dr. F, A . Jur- k&t. Y, P. C. U. 7 P. M. Choir Rehearsal, Saturday 8 P, M. POTTEDFLOWERSandPLANTS at ALL * * Kinds tor Mother’ s Day and Decoration Day ALSO VEGETABLE PLANTS . ARY’S GREEN HOUSE, Grape Grove, O. PHONE—Jamestown, 4-4894 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Paul ^lliott, Minister 10 A. M. Sabbath School, John Pow­ ers, Supt. 11 A. M. Morning Worship. Ser­ mon: “ The Praying Mother.’ 8 P. M. Cedarville College Bacca­ laureate Sermon by Dr. J. Reed Mil­ ler o f the First United Presbyterian Church, Xenia. Choir Rehearsal, Saturday, 8 P, M. METHODIST CHURCH Rev. H. H. Abels, D. D., Minister Sunday School 10 A. M. Supt. Miss Bette Nelson. Church Service 11 A. M. Topic— “ Dear Mom” Young People’s program and recep­ tion honoring their mothers is set for 5 P. M. Ruth Irvine program chair­ man. All mothers o f young people are invited for this special obser­ vance. Dead line for reports for annual Conference is May 15. All organiza­ tions and treasurers be prepared with vouchers so the final report can be compiled at this time and mailed in; The annual Conference will be held in the King Ave. Methodist Church, Col­ umbus, May 23-26 inclusive. LEGAL NOTICE Common Pleas Court, Greene County, Ohio. Gale B. Robinette, Plaintiff vs> No. Belle Robinette, Defendant. Belle Robinette, whose last place of residence was R R 6, West View, Kingsport, Tenn., will take notice that oh the 24th day o f March, 1945, Gale B. Robinette filed his petition against her in Common Pleas Court o f Greene County, Ohio, for divorce on the ground o f 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, 1945, judg ment may be taken granting plaintiff a divorce. GALE B. ROBINETTE,, Plaintiff (3-30-6t-64) Smith, McCallister Glbney, Attorneys for Plaintiff NOTCE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f George M. B)ack, Deceased Notice Is hereby given that Danie' Schuyler has been duly appointed as Administrator o f the estate o; George M. Black, deceased, late o f Spring Valley, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 24th day o f April, 1945, WILLIAM B. McCALMSTKR Jiidge o f the ftrobate Court, Greene Comity, Ohio, CLIFTON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. John W, Bickett, Minister. Sabbath School, 10 A. M. Supt. Wm. Ferguson. Miss Jean Ferguson, Pianist. Subject of lesson, “ The Tragedy of the Northern Kingdom o f Israel.” The morning public worship at 11 A. M. The call to worship, “ O God our Help in Ages Past, our Hope for years to come, our Shelter from the Stormy Blast and Our Eternal Home.’ In accordance with the proclama­ tion o f the President this Mother’s Day Service wiU be observed as a day' o f prayer. The boys in service from our church will be remembered; The choir will render special music. There will be a demonstration o f a family worship by one o f the family’s o f the church. Dr. Bickett will speak on fam­ ily life and motherhood using the family o f Boaz and Ruth from the beautiful love story in the book o f Ruth, depicting the genealogy o f our Saviour Jesus Christ. The young people will meet at 7:30 with Miss Nancy Ferguson, leader. The topic with the Psalm, ninety, “ So let there be on us bestowed the beau­ ty o f the Lord our God” to the tune o f Sands. LOST—Ration Book No. 4 to Eula R. Owens, 831 Forest Ave., Milford, Ohio. Lost in Cedarville April 21st, 1945. Finder pleace call -1301, Ce­ darville. (3t) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f Alice'Sellars, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Ernest Sellars has been duly appointed as Executor o f the estate o f Alice -Sel­ lars, deceased, late o f Beavercreek Township, Greene County, Ohio. - Dated this 0th day o f May, 1945. w i l l i a m b . M c C a l l is t e r , Judge o f the Probate Court/ Greene County, Ohio. LEGAL NOTICE Hattie C. Heathcook, whose last known place o f address was 4234 Maple Street, Detroit, Mich., and whose whereabouts is unknown, is hereby notified that Thomas H.Heath- cook has filed a petition m the Com­ mon Pleai Court, Greene County,1 Ohio, praying for a divorce and equi­ table relief against her on the grounds o f Gross Neglect o f Duty and Extreme Cruelty, the same b»ing Case No. 23889, and that said cause will come on to be heard on or after six full weeks from the date o f the first publication hereof. (6-ll-6t-6-16) DAN M. AULTMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate Of Robert E, Forgarty, De­ ceased. Notice is hereby given that Imobel Fogarty lias been duly appointed as Executrix o f the estate o f Robert E. Fogarty, deceased, late o f Beaver­ creek Township, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 2nd day o f May, 1946. WILLIAM B. MCCALLISTER, Judge o f the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. LEGAL NOTICE ! Edn* Elizabeth. Frdtag, whose last known address was 8217 Wood- lawn Bouvelard, Glendale, 27, Long Island, New York, is hereby notified thatFrank Freitag, has filed a peti­ tion for divorce against her on the ground o f Gross Neglect o f Duty and Extreme Cruelty in- the Common Fleas Court, Greene County, the same being Case No. 23861, and that said cause will come on for hearing six full Weeks from the date o f the first publication hereof. (4-26 6t- 6*25) BENJAMIN HORN, U, B. Building, Dayton, Ohio ^ - Ate**** ii# FlatetMr, Don’t Fly K ites Near Electric W ires! 4 ^ Say, Fellas, did you ever stop to think what might happen to you if that kite string of yours should tangli with one o f those high voltage lines? 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