The Cedarville Herald, Volume 68, Numbers 27-52

1 H 3 K ! fk '>( ■t; h t Eg i l< f 'With Japan would not have been .over ' today had FDR been at the helm. The atomic bomb not only wiped outI Japan but it startled our own people and did something even the brasB hats never dreamed of. The war ended be­ fore the New Dealers wanted it. They were doing wishful thinking fo r the 1946 campaign! For Sale—20 Spotted Poland China sheats. See Fred Chase, Cedarville. Wanted— Curtains to wash and stretch. Phone 6-2083. . Wanted—To rent or buy home with 2 or more acres o f land. G. H. Eaton, Cedarville, O. ' For Sale—Black Poland China pure bred boars, heavy bone, medium type. Ready for service. Phone 6-2731, Ce­ darville. Lejvis Lillich Waited—To buy accordians and musical instruments. Send postcard telling what you haye. Dayton Insti­ tute of Music and Dancing, 111 E. 2nd street, Dayton. FOR SALE—3 stove?, 1 large Fos­ ter coal heater. 1 small gas heater; 1 three burner Perfection Coal Oil Stove Melvin C. Charles, Cedayville, Ohio NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Paul Moore, Deceased. Noticei is hereby given that Pearl Moore,, has been duly appointed as Administratrix o f the estate o f Paul Moore, deceased, late of Sugarcreek creejc Townsihp, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 18th day of September, 1945. WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER, Judge o f the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. * NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Agnes Butler Miller, De­ ceased. ‘ ■. Notice is hereby given that Lester T. Miller has been duly appointed as Administrator of the estate of Agnes Butjer Miller, deceased, late of Wright Field, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 17th day o f September, 1945. WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER, Judge o f the Probate Court, Greene Coupty, Ohio. LEGAL NOTICE Elsie Gordon, whose residence is 409 Vi Elizabeth st., in the City of Charleston, State of West Virginia, is hereby notified that on the 4th day of August, 1945, Paul Gordon filed his petition against her for divorce and equitable relief, in the Common Pleas Court o f Greene County, Ohio, said cause being numbered on the docket thereof as Case No. 24021. - Said defendant will further take notice that said cause will be for hear­ ing before said court on or after the 22nd day of September, 1945. - (8-10-6t-9:14) « PAUL GORDON, Plaintiff LEGAL NOTICE Henry Charles Wesley Thomas, whose last known address was 1519 S. Ashland and 1510 W. Adams, Chi­ cago, Ills., will take notice Orinda Jo­ sephine Quigley Thomas on Septem­ ber 21st, 1945, entered suit against you fo r annulment of marriage contract on grounds of bigamy. Said cause is No. 24,080 o f the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, and will be for hearing six weeks after the first publication o f this notice, towit:- Sep­ tember 28th, 1945. You are required, to plead within that time or judgment may be rendered against you. Orinda Josephine Quigley Thomas, . By Smith, McCallister & Gibney (9—23—6t—11—2) m POULTRY We pay highest prices for rab­ b its , ducks, turkeys, fries, hens, and roosters. ■ . G IN I V A N P O U L T R Y P L A N T XENIA, OHIO FOR SALE FARM What is known a? the Robert Watt or Cedar Vale Farm, located 1 mile S. E. of Cedarville on Route 72, consist­ ing o f 147.32 acres of fine level land, Eight room modern house. Fine barn and out buildings, including a hog barn. Well fenced,, water under pres­ sure to all parts of the farm. Six room tenant house with electricity. This is one of the choice farms of Greene County, close to public schools and to ‘Ceddrville College. PR U GH A SH A R P , Phone—861, Xenia, Ohio. Potatoes H. C. CRESWELL, Phone 6*1576 Cedarville, O. „ WRshingrton Letter j (Continued from Page One) ! or consolidate the various agencies, divisions and departmets of the Ex-* ecutive Branch of the Government. The need for such reorganization is apparent, for the Executive Branch o f the Government has grown unweild- ly and topheavy during the past f if ­ teen years. However, a mere shift­ ing or transferring of governmental agencies and employees from one de­ partment to another will not suffice. What is needed is th^ complete abol­ ishment of many governmental agen­ cies and activities,-and the elimination from the public payroll o f a million or so of the more than three million Federal employees now attached there to The Republicans in Congress are demanding a cut of at least twenty- five percent in the operating cost of government deportments, and the elim {nation o f numerous unneeded gov­ ernmental agencies. Under the Bill as passed by the House, the President must submit any proposed reorganiza­ tion plan to the Congress, and unless the House and the Senate vote to re­ ject the plan within 60 days, it goes into effect. Such a law of course, makes it quite easy for the President to have his own way, and difficult fo r the Congress to block any Presidential reorganization action, In other words, it takes the vote of both ..Houses to veto any reorganization program sub­ mitted by the President. This ar- rangementris directly the reverse of 1the legislative* method set forth in the ■Constitution,' whereby legislation is 1required to be enacted by the major- ' ity vote of both Houses, with the Pres- j (dent being given the right o f veto which can be over-ridden by a two- 1thirds vote of each House, I will sell at public auction on my farm 4 miles East of Os.born; 4 miles N. W. o f Yellow Springs, 2 1-2 miles S. of Enon on the Enon and Xenia road on M0NBAY, OCTOBER 29, 1945 Commencing at ll:3 0 A. M. 3Head o f Reg. Belgian Br od Mares 3 Reg. Belgian Brood Mares—all sound and got J workers; I mare 9 yrs, old, flax mane and tail; 1 mare 9 years old, white mane and tail; 1 mare 6 years old; white mane and tail, 19 —Head o f Guernsey Cattle —19 1 R{!g. cow 6 yrs. old, giving full flow of freshen in June; 1. Grade cow 6 years old giving full flow of mill; to freshen in July; 1 Grade cow 7 yrs. old giving full fuow of milk, to freshen in June; 1 Reg. cpw 4 yrs. old giving full flow of milk to freshen ir. June; 1 grade coW 9 yrs. old giving full flow of milk to freshen in May; 1 Reg. cow 4 yrs. old just freshened; 1 Reg. cow 3 yrs. old giving good flow of milk to freshen in April; 1 Reg. cow 4 years old to freshen in Dec.; 1 Reg. cow 4 yi;s. old giving good flow of milk to freshen in April; 1 Grade heifer to freshen in Feb.; 1 Reg. heifer to freshen in Feb.; I Purebred heifer to freshen in Mai’ch; 1 Reg., heifer 14 months old just bred; 1 Purebred heifer 8 months old; 1 Reg. Guernsey bull 6 months old , 29 —Head Purebred Hereford Cattle —29 11 cows with calves by side—-Pasture bredj 5 heifers to,calve in spring; 1 yearling steer; 1 Reg. Hereford bull 2 yrs. old. 39—Head o f Hampshire Hogs — 39 11 Purebrqd Hampshire soWs to farrow 4th litter by day o f sale; 2 Reg. sows to farrow 2nd litter by day of sale; 8 Purebred' Gilts not bred; 18 Shouts Weight 75 to 100 lbs. FARM IMPLEMENTS 1 John Deere Model A Tractor on rubber with cultivators; 1 6-ft. Case combine with motor attached; 2 John Deere 14 in. 2 bottom tractor plows; 2 7-ft. John Deere tractor discs; 2 John Deere corn planters (999) with tongue, truck fertilizer and checking attachments; 2 John Deere rotary hoes; 2 cul- tipackers; 2 John Deere 12-7 tractor drills, Power lift; 2 John Deere side delivery hay rakes; 1 John Deere all metal hay loaded; 1 John Deere 6 ft. mower with tongue truck; 1 McCormiek-Deering 5 ft.' mower; 1 New Idea ' Manure Spreader; I Oliver Manure Spreader; 1 spike tooth harrow; 2 Power corn shelters; 1 John Deere Hammer Mill; 2 Iron Wheel wagons with flat top; 1 new Rubber tire wagon with 10 ft. flat top and 4 new 6-ply tires; 1 Farm wagon'with good bed; 1 farm wagon running gears-; 1 Farm Sled; 1 Buzz saw in good condition. . 4 good Hog feeders; 6 Hog boxes; 2 Summer Hog waterers;-3 winter Hog waterers; 3 Mineral feeders; 3 Galvanized water troughs; 1 cast iron water trough; 20 Small metal hog troughs; 3 cattle feed racks; 2 Sheep Feed racks; loading chute on wheels; 3 Sets of Brass Mounted Breeching harness; 1 Hay fork with carrier and rope; 1 Tarpaulin, new;. 4 10-gallon Milk cans-; Buckets and Strainers; 1 Tractor tire pump; 1 Emery Wheel; 1 Vice; .1 Pif. Fence Stretchers; 300 feet of gas pipe. Many other articles too numerous to men­ tion. 250 Bales of Alfalfa; 1275 Bales of Mixed Hay; 1155 bales of Wheat Stubble and Clover. .. , « T E RM S O F S A L E --------C A S H H. M. Fabing Woikert & Gordon, Aucts. « Elmer Beard, Clerk Lunch will be served by the Ladies of the Enon Methodist Church. I Public Sale! Having decided to quit farming on account of health, I will sell at public auction on the Ed Dean farm, located 8 miles N, E. of Xenia, 3 1-2 miles N. W. of Cedarville, 3 1-2 miles S. E. of Yellow Springs on Yellow Springs road, on Monday, Oct. 22 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. 2 HEAD OF HORSES—Age 6 to 12 Years 18 Head o f Da iry Cattle 18 Consisting of dairy cows and heifers, Guernseys, Jerseys pnd Shorthorns, are giving good flow of milk now and all will be fresh in November and December. Hereford bull calf 8 months old. These cattle h&ve al been bangs tested since October 1st. 18 65—HEAD OF HOGS — 65 Consisting of 6 sows and 41 pigs six weeks old; shonts, wt, 120 lbs. t 20 — HEAD OF SHEEP— 20 Consisting of 7 ewes and buck and 12 lambs FARM MACHINERY 10-20 McCormick- Deeving Tractor; Manure Spreader Cultipackdr; Mowing Machine, Corn Planter; Wheat Binder; Sulky and Walking plow; Harrow; Buck rake; Corn Sheller; Garden Plow; Kelly Duplex Grinder; Hay Fork; Double Shovel Plow; Hay Fork; Pulleys and rope; Spades, Log Chains; Hog Fountain; Oil Drums; Hog Troughs, Turkey pen and Miscellaneous articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Buffet Kitchen Cabinet,, Beds, Dresser, Washing Machine, Book Cse, Victrola, Gas Range, 3 Feather Beds, Coleman lamp and lantern, Aladdin lamp, Chairs, Stands, Dishes and Miscellaneous Articles. T E RM S OF SA L E C A SH Weikert & Gordon, Auctioneers. E. B. MILLS i Owner, Route 5, Xenia W H E N IN SPR IN G F IE LD VISIT THE B & L LOAN OFFICE W e buy , se ll and Loan M on ey on W a tc h e s , D iam ond s, 4 « Guns, C lo th ing , T yp ew r iters, Musical Instruments •66 W* Main st,, Springfield, O,, Open Evenings Public Sale! Having decided to retire from farming I will sell at public sale at my farm, I mile North-west of Cedarville on the Yellow Springs road, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20,1945 Commencing at 1 O’clock P. M. the following; 5 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE 5 Consisting of I Jersey cow with calf by side; I Jersey cow to freshen in January; 3 Jersey heifers. 23 — HEAD OF HOGS— 23 Consisting o f 20 shoats, weight 100 lbs.; 3 brood sows with pigs. 19— HEAD OF SHEEP — 19 Consisting o f 12 ewes and 7 lambs. FARM IMPLEMENTS Manure spreader, Flat Top Wagon, Corn Planter, I- row Com Plow, Sulky plow, hay rake, 2 double disc har­ rows, 2 Mowing Machines, Drag, Sled,-Oliver 12 in. Bot­ tom Tractor Plow, 2 Horse Corn Cultivator, 2 Horse Thomas Wheat Drill. 3 h og boxes, fe n c e stretchers, fork s, 4 sides harness, co l­ lars and brid les, sing le and doub le trees, 3 1 0 -g a llo n m ilk PUBLIC SALE! I will sell at public sale at my farm located'2 1-2 miles North West of Yellow Springs on the Enon road on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23,1945 12:30 P. M. 17 — HEAD OF CATTLE — 17 Black cow with 4th calf by side. Shorthorn eow to freshen by day of sale, 2nd calf- Shorthorn cow to freshen Nov, 15th, 4th calf.’Holstein cow to freshen Dec. 5th, 3rd calf. Jersey cow to freshen Dec, 14th, 4th calf, Black cow to freshen Dec,.18th, 4th calf. Jersey cow to freshen Dec. 25th, 5th calf. Guernsey cow to freshen Dec. 30. 4 year­ ling Shorthorn heifers; 1 Yearling Holstein, 4 calves. 25 Feeding- Shoates 6Head o f Ewes » FARMING IMPLEMENTS W. C. Allis Chalmers tractor on rubber A -l condition; A, G. tractor corn plow and power lift; A. C. tractor corn planter, used one season. Case Mower, Thomas 12x7 grain drill; Oliver tractor breaking plow 2-14 in.; 2 sec­ tion harrow; 2 iron drags; Cultipacker; 2 wagons with hay ladders and side boards; low wheel wagon with box bed; Oliver tractor disk; Manure Spreader; Platform Scales, 3 hog boxes; hog fountain; hog feeder; water tank, power corn sheller; feed grinder, tractor wood saw. Coal oil brooder, new; fountains, troughs, double trees, jingle trees, forks, shovels and many other articles. Full set building tools; some household goods- FEED— 7 Tons mixed hay; 175 bales Oats Straw ca n s . TERMS OF SALE------CASH J. R. GANG D A IR Y E Q U IPM E N T— Farm Master 2 single units milker complete with all pipe and spigots for 20 stalls; force water milk cooler; 6-10 gal milk cans; buckets. T ERM S O F SA L E C A S H PAUL SEMLER, Weikert & Gordon, Aucts. O W N E R Weikert & Gordon, Aucts. R. R. 1 Yellow Springs Lunch by Presbyterian Church -M * ■ m Do you know what it means to be HUNGRY? Refugee children do. They know real hunger, bitter, maddening, day-after- day hunger. The dollars you give to the National War Fund will help pro­ vide warm soup and good bread for liberated allied peoples, Have you ever been really LONESOME? Can YO U feel the bleak, hard lone­ liness o f asoldier stalioned’on an island outpost far from the war fronts? Yes* Y O U ? If you can, you’ll give gener­ ously to the Community W ar Fund that brings games and entertainment U> ‘ “ forgotten” posts of duty. Gan you know a child’s UNHAPPINESS? Neglected children, “ war babies,” youngsters in trouble . , . can you put yourself in their places? Can you feel ili your heart the tragedy of an un­ happy childhood? Give! Give all you enn to the fund that brings good care and wholesome relaxation to war’s youngest victims— our own American children. Can you imagine spending months in a HOSPITAL ROOM ? Thousands of soldiers have to /for the cruel loncltficss, the awful bom* dom. But just outside the hospital grounds there is a bright, chcerfuf U.S.O. club . . « supported by do litif// y o u ' give to the Community Yftfr Fund. Yes, YOUR dollars, Ever been HOMELESS? Families of brave people— friends who fought, on our side— are wandering ’ aimlessly today, Going home? They have no homes! Member agencies of the National W ar Fund aid thousands of the homeless ones, to reach new homes, in new lands of promise. 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