The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 1-26

HSEALD, TRIDA i t FS& H f ^ -7, OEjfi^gQJg, " T E ^ “ ‘ T H E C E D A R V I L L E H E R A L D one ehlld. J . Virgil Rofchfuss,7 Knoll Lane, Skyway Park, against Doriha Mae, member - National Editorial Assoc.; Ohio Newspapar Assao.; Miami \aUoy Tww. Aw*. same address; neglect; married April THURMAN MILLER, JR...... - ...... -............ Editor and Publisher -22, 1938 ra t s t. Clairsvilie, 0.; custody of one child sought. Entered as second class matter, October 31, 1887, a t the Postoffice a t Ce­ darville, Ohio, under the Act of March 18*9, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1917 BIRDS NEED ATTENTION 1 FOE FEEDING Our feathered friends have had a tough time of it for the past few weeks with the snow and cold weath­ er. Those that stay north daring the winter usually have a hard enough time of it even in a mild winter. But the recent cold snap, an they say there is more of it to come, has made it very bad for them. What can we do about it? Well, we can’t do any­ thing about the weather, but we can see that they have something to eat. ENGLAND PAYS HIGH PRICE FOR FOLLY Ergland is suffering from cold mere than from hunger according to all reports. In addition the nation is raying high for its own folly in eivctlng a socialist administration to govern her Winter ku. fall on that country form the government as long as bil­ lions are spent for materials and sup­ plies. Cong. Gerald Landis, R, Ind., has introduced a resolution in congress urging the U. S. to work fox* world- wide abolition of cnscriptin before considering a peace-time draft. Lan­ dis says: “Compulsory military ser­ vice has never prevented war in Europe or elsewhere.” With hogs above $25 a hundred, cattle about the same, wheat $2.25 in Chicago, we wonder how many farmers want to go back to AAA days as proposed by President Tru­ man that farm prices drop 90 per cent of parity? This means less than 12 cent hogs and $1.50 wheat and $1.10 corn. Dropping back to the old bunko game of CIO parity, one thing is cer­ tain, the days of $ 2,000 for used farm tractors will become only a memory. Then what will happen to farm land? t Sub zero weather has. not frozen in zero form t t a^tinu-.ylK'ii tiie n a t - ^ Roos<?velt family or kept their I:;g is suffer;ng from low production; of coal. Organ: .cJ miners have reduc­ ed the v,<nk day and want higher > wages. The situation i from the first page of the daily press. Elliott "and his wife have altercation with Fulton Lewis, commentator, i a n tic s in i ra d io n ew s w h e n a , . . u n u s u a i m r a r t v s t r ik e s L ew is f r o m th e ia o o r re x u .e s to e v e n g iv e i t s ow n a d - a n d f d } s Wm to th e f lo o r . E l- n v . m M r u t n u . . c a u n d i ct. j ;;o t t d o e s, n o t w a n t th e A m e ric a n .su p p o rt, * n e s iv i..u > t g o v e rn m e n t ,p to k n (m . w ;i a t th e R o o s e v e lt t a : , i m h d y> s x w n o n a tio n n o t o m y fe w ith J o e S ta i in . a h tr .e fo o u f o r o rc ..n a c y .h o t b u t n o w , D if& p e n t m em b ees f th e R o o se v e lt organ- loyal true. w. „ „ ............. ..... .......... keeping a n d w ill g iv e t h a t c o u n tr y w h a t w e ! m e m b e rs o f th e f i r s t f a m ily c o m p a n y , h a v e k n ow n a s th e “ A A A d i c t a t o r i a l ; h a v in (, btfen k ic k c d QUt o f th e T ru - f a n n p r o g r a m . I- a rm e K m m a n y m a n a d m in is tr a tio n . H e n r y W a lla c e m s ta a e o s m u s e to p l a n t a s ^ • e o t e d . , ^ . ^ . ^ L e o n H e n d e rs o n a n d ,il r. no! n t rttern-tion. ICrio'larm is ! . . . . . . . . . f others are putting therr heel m the ?eat o f Democrats a t every i\ bel at dictation. England i j just what had been; |trouser experiencing planned for America!! agriculture. . .. by Roosevelt, Walhne and other Now j i U 1 Tl,V?^ Dealers. * K O P P E R i . K E T T L E . ; I "I A, | V - bq • Dublin p t t \ ) ’I T; c* ✓ -i Mrs. FDR has the nerve to send a lot of letters, cards and from cranks about ‘T a la” to be filed with state papers in the congressional library. We wonder if Mrs. Eleanor filed all t! e press comments following that famous “dog wedding” that Fala took part in during the White House Days ? The administration rares and rants about Russia and Communism. Sta- One Democratic New Driller w a s . . , , true iv. the prk.cb-hs of the new on l-: Uii holJ;5 t!lc UN a t arnis Ien*th and er. "iie if r.tec.-sary and steal if op. !Amerh an diplomats worry over what portunity makes it poisiMe”. A Dem part he should play in world polit­ ics. Pres. Truman believes in appeas­ ing Stalin and orders machinery sup­ plies shipped to countries under Russian interests from Cleveland, oeratic sergeant-at-arms of the house banker for th *members, went“south” of representatives, who also was the with more than $125,000 of money tha t belonged to congressmen. He The Deal under FDR aSrced to has ju. t been indicted by the federal Prvoide Russia with 17,907 farm trac- grar.d *■•’v. ?tors of various makes. In addition ~Ker..mtk Itarrtnrv. Montana, D em J ~>0C0 yluTlus war tractors have been wh« tc ok (n e r the Roosevelt admin- i tm'ned ovcr to Cousin Joe by Truman p> ;v 4Idy ,av. what was g o - Ti' ? shipment last week applies on ir. the g-wernnu :.t de; art- j Roosevelt agreement. One-third of istia ing and h:nv Dem cr.uts were t(H galvanized roofing made in this :i: the war contracts and ; coUll' rJr is l'eiRf? shiPPcd to Europe, ov n ’ug cf-ini u.v-ions making ,1, ,’That is why you cannot get roofing e;.v >; c pulling . han kk Urvle Fum’.- money f „ r ' firc tlie Cl^ or ^arn and why used foreign nations, and concluded to i U^tr.-, sell at public saies for douWe get in on the game himself. A re- i v,'hat ,t!u'y cosfc new* Uncle Sa,n Pa>'s pert is a ferni. r Ohio Democratic 1 eong’e.xsnias: had a large “over draft” in his ai count and lias never made good. I’nscnWkcor-gnssmen. Repub­ licans raid Dfniocrats, have had to advance money so tlmfc the bank could open or.ee more—but under a Repub­ lican President Truman will use Secre­ ta ry of State George Marshall, to push the compulsory military train­ ing, This will not be hard for the Sec­ retary who has spent most of his life in military uniform. You do not have to be clever to p'-U down graft Dorothy Jean Stoner, 306 Hillside Rd., Osborn, against Millard Eugene, Main and Pleasant Sts., Trotw’ood; neglect; married Sept. 17, 1937 a t Conncrsville, Ind..; parents of two children. Betty Kimbler against Benjamin, neglect and cruelty; married Dec. 31, 1921 a t Portsmouth; parents of six children, three of whom are min­ ors and whose custody is sought by plaintiff. Julia M. Williams, 1302 E. Third St., against Charles, address unknown to her; neglect and cruelty; married in July, 1937. SEEK SALE RIGHT Thomas L. Jones, as^ administrator of the estate of Anna J . Morris, filed suit against himself as the only next of kin and legatee in the will, Cath­ erine M. Morris Yost, also a legatee; the First United Presbyterian church of Xenia; First U. P. church of Day- ton; William E, Gibson, president of the trustees of the general assembly of United Presbyterian churches of North America; Laura A. Whiteker, Hattie Canhy, Mrs. Pearl Alexand­ er, Mrs. M. W. Morrow and Mrs. Grace Brannum, to sell real estate in Xenia to pay debts and legacies, and for construction of the will. Cor­ rection of the real estate description is also asked. Marshall, and Marshall, Xenia law firm, filed the sunt for Mr. Jones. JUDGMENT SOUGHT •Claiming they paid $580 in ad­ vance and have been damaged in the extent of $250 in agreeing to pur­ chase Yellow Springs real estate for $5,800, Morrois Charles Cowman and Gertrude Lucille Cowman instig­ ated action fo r $830 >judgment n- gainst William See as an individual and *as guardian of Estelle See. The couple, whose petition was filed by Smith, McCallister and Gibney, law firm, charged the defendant failed to execute a deed according to a writ­ ten agreement. PARTITION ASKED Helen Peacock named Alvin Rock- hold and Clayton Smith defendants in a suit calling for partition of Sil- ercreek Twp. property. Represent­ ing the plaintiff is Smith, McGallist er and Gibney. DIVORCES GRA1TED Divorce decrees were granted in these cases: Helen I. Flesher from Ralph E., wilful absence; Herbert S, .Hudson from Glenna M., cruelty: and Ruby Cook from Vernon, neglect and cruelty, custody of only child to mother. APPROVE SALE A sheriff's sale in the case of Lest er Peterson and others against Wayne Peterson and others was ap­ proved. ESTATE APPRAISALS The following estates were ap­ praised in probate court: Elza Lillian Shaw—gross value, $8,133.49; deductions, $1,340.49; net value, $6,793. Maria Keiffer—gross value, $2,- 375; deductions, not listed; net val ue, $2,375. Flora Dailey—gross value, $415; deductions, $156; net value, $259. in Book 65, page 69, Deed Records of Greene Cotinty, Ohio. Lot Number Seventy-seven (77) of Orr’s Third Addition in the village Cedarville, Ohio vacant, and Lot Number Seventy-six (76| of Orr’s Third Addition in the village of Ceil- arville, Ohio contains the improve­ ments. They will be offered separate­ ly a t first and then offered as a whole, and sold in whichever Way they will produce the more money. Lot Number Seventy-seven (77) of Orr’s Third Addition to the vil­ lage of Cedarville, Ohio is appraise u at $300.00 and lot Number Seventy- six (76) of Orr’s Third Addition L the village of Gedarviile, Ohio is ap­ praised at $ 2 , 200.00 and must be sold a£ no less than two-thirds cl said appraised value, and the term.; of the sale are, GASH. PERSONAL PROPERTY SELLS }:30 A. M, immediately precedin' he Real Estate Sale and consists cf household goods and furniture. Terms of personal property sale— CASH. WILLIAM S. ROGERS, Admr. of the estate of Belle Phillips, de­ ceased. (2-14-51-3-14) ’o? Gordon, Auctioneer. NOTICE Notice 1* hereby uiven Hint on the 4th daj of February, 1917, II. K. Stormont. F. J. MeCurkell, Harold Hamm, James Bailey, J. X. Cresvrell anil n . C. Creswel! ns Trustee; of the First l'rosbyierlau Church of Ctxlar- liHe. Ohio.. s::u <:;.;or In title tn The Keformeil rre-bytcrlan Church (Oenernl Synod) Church of Cedarville, Ohio: died a petition In the Common Fleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, toavin;: for an order of the Court nuthoj’te- inir and dinetina thorn to sell the following described' real estate, to-wtt: Situate In the Village or Cedarville in the Countv of Greene and State or Ohio: Being T.ot NO. I af Property as subdivided, av shown on sVb'h on deed recorded in Voitllut 191, page was, Greene Countv Deed Kecords- by the said trustees of said church and for the part thereof hereby conveyed, beginning :C a stake in the nnptb propertv line of North Street, corner to Hot No. 2. said staitif hear ng S. 7X3 -ft' \V. tor. feet from an iron pin •nrner to the parsonage lot of said church Hi s ihl in rib property Hue of said street: thence with the property line of said stree* S. 7H° r.fl* \v. 7S.H0 feet to n stake at tin intersection of tlo> propertv lines of North and East Streets: thence with the cast prop ertv Hue of said East Street X. 12° 45' W 117.18 feet to a stake: thence, leaving said street. X. 11° J.V E. 91.83 feet to a stake corner to pforrsahl parsonage lot: thence with said p.t<sonage lot S. 59° 2li' E. 11.49 fcof to a stake corner to lot No. 3; thence v.lth the line of said lot No. 2 S. 11° 19' K. 192.22 fc 't to the place of beginning, con­ taining 11,870 suave feet o r 0.33 Aero. For the reason the same is no longer nec­ essary or useful for Church purposes ano that it would b" for the best interests of said church tn sell Hu* same. Said petition wilt be for hearing on the 10th day of March. 1917, or as soon there after as the Court mav assign the same, and all interested persons are hereby notifies’ that unless objections arc field thereto prio; fo said date, the Court may grant the prayei of said petition, ■ TltrSTICKS OF T1U3 FIRST PRESBY­ TERIAN n i r n c u o f c eda r v ille , OHIO. Miller Jfc Finney (2-7-It-2-28) Attorneys, Xenia. Oldo. _\ ________ same, and shall supply said lamps with the , ed his certain petition for divorce necessary electric- current, and tho Company 1 is to bo paid by said Village for said lighting in twelvo (12) equal monthly Installments on or BUY VICTORY BONDS before tho tenth day of each calendar month- subject, however, to the deductions ns herein movided for outages, and the Company agrees that any additional lamps of the character AforcMtd, for the street lighting ordered by said Council, .shnll be erected and operated , , . .. , , , , . . . . by it. at the same price per lamp as above h e a r in g o n o r a f t e r M a rc h 1, 1947 on the grounds of gross neglect of duty before the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, said case being No. 24,784 on the docket of said' Court and will come on for named, tho same to be paid by said A'illago in the samo manner and Installments and at tho times hereinbefore provided for said pay­ ments. SECTION 2. That tho minimum of lamps of tho various eundlepotvcr to be used for the lighting of said streets, lanes, alleys, avenues and public places furnished shall be as fol­ lows : 51 - 190 Candlopower Lamps; 2 - 250 Oandlepowcr Lamps; 7 - 400 Caiullepovver Lamps: said lumps to bo located ns shall be Ihocled by the Lighting Committee of the Council of said VUlago of Cedarville, Ohio. SECTION 3. That said electric .light shall bo furnished by means of aerial construction mly, and said Company shall bo privileged C. R. LAUTENBERG (l_-24-6t-2-28) Attorney for Plaintiff 416 Cooper Bldg. Dayton, Ohio LEGAL .NOTICE Katherine J. Ragland Stewart, whos place of residence is unknown and whose last •known address was 66 Locust Avenue, .Hampton, Vir- iiiim iiiiiiis u im itin iim iH m iiim iim m ii'im iiiin iiiiiitiiiiiM COURT NEWS MtitHHiittimesiiiHiMMmHMmuHimiiNmiHimMmmtiiiiiitt DIVORCES FILED Haz.*l Eisner against Fritz, 239 E. Third St., Xenia; neglect and cruelty charged; married Feb. 28, 1928 at Magoffin, county Ky.; parents of three children.*** Kurt Urbach, 8 “G” St., Fairfield, against Matilda, 2606 Ogontz Ave., Philadelphia; neglect and cruelty; married Aug. 6 , 1942; parents of WE PAY FOR H O R S E S $5 S £ C O W S $3 2 £ ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALL XENIA IR/ l Reverse T il1t Charges A FERTI LI ZER XEN E. G. Buchsieb Inc. CLASSIFIED ADS LOST—Bible on South Main St. near Apostolie Church. Return to Church. Reward. Mrs. G. G, Becklcy. ltp • WANTED • Reliable FAMILY OF 3 would like 8 or 4 room house or apartment unfurnish­ ed call THE HERALD WANTED—Farm hand experienc­ ed with livestock and machinery for farm east of Cedarville. Herbert F. Smith, Jamestown, Ohio, phone 4-3726. 2te NOTICE F A R M A L L T R A C T O R —AND— MeCORMICK----- DEERING PARTS------SERVICE------ SALES Opekasit Center THE NEW NAME FOR H am i lto n “ VI Cen te r Equipment and Grain HARRY HAVERTY, M’g*r. Jeffersonville, O. Phone 3301 gwt"«i NOT ICE------- For milking mach­ ine, milk cooler or milker repairs t call Percy E. Green, Wilmington, Phone 7951. 9-8tp • LEGAL NOTICE • ADMINlSTKATOIi’S SALE " Real Estate Personal Property Offered-At Public Auction ( _ Saturday, March 15, 1947 Personal Property to-wit: House­ hold Goods Real Estate Sells — 10 A. M. On the Premises. Premises located a t the Northeast corner of Elm and Bridge Streets in the village of Cedarville, Greene County, • Ohio. Being lots 'Numbers Seventy six and Seventy-seven (76- 77) in the John Orr’s Third Addition to the village of Cedarville, Ohio, more particularly described in the Town plat of said village. And being the same premises conveyed by John Shull and Mary Shull by deed dated November 14, A. D. 1881, Recorded NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of W. H. Barber, Pm-awd. Notice* is hereby given that J. (\ Towns- lev. has been dulv aifimlntcd as Admlniatraloi \V W. A. I». B. N. of the estate ol W. If. Barber, deceased, late of Cedarville Village, Greene County, Ohio, paled this 30th day of January. 1917. WILLIAM B. McCALLlSTER Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, 0 t2.7-3t-2.21) By Ltiella Ilowser _________ Chief Deputy Clerk " an ORDINANCE NO. 235 AN OUDIN a NCB FIXING TH14 PRICK VVICIl TilK DAYTON POW15R AND LIGHT .COM­ PANY. ITS SrCCESSOltS AND ASSIGNS, .MAY CHARGi: FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FCK- NLSHEI) ..TO THE ..PPBLIC .GROVNDS. STREETS. LANES, ALLEYS AND AVENUES IN THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO, FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) YEARS, COMMENCING ON THE 1ST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1947. AND DETERMINING THE MANNER IN WHICH SAID LIGHT­ ING MAY BE FURNISHED, PROVIDED AND PAID FOR. . , WHEREAS, there Is on file with tUo Clerk *f said Village enmfilete plans and specificat­ ions for tlie lighting for the streets and pub-* tie places of the Village with electricity, which, plans and specifications provide for different tjpe and lating of lights In different locations according to tho local requirements, the lights being designated by eandlepower >nd classified as hereinafter set forth. HE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO: SECTION -.1. That for a period of five (5) ve.ttu from the 1st day of February, 1917, the price which may he charged by The Dayton Power and Light Company for electric light furnished to the Village of Cedarvilh*. Ohio, 'n tight the streets, alleys, avenue; and public I'taef:’ thereof In the manner and by the means set forth in the plans and i.pivlfirat- ions thet< for on file with the cleric of said vil­ lage and as provided In this ordinance shall be as follows: 100 CANDLKPOWKR LAMPS For light supplied by means of one hundred >•109) ('auditpnwvr Lamps when the number thereof Is 15, or less, th* price shall be ??8.09 per lamp, per j t a r ; 10 to 30, the price shall •to 525.00 per tamp, per year; 31 to 90, the price shall he $23.09 per lamp, per year; For all over 90. the price shall be $22.09 per lamp, per y ear: 250 Caiullepuwer Lamps For light supplied by means of four hund­ red and fifty (250) eandlepower Lamps whou the number thereof Is 15, or less, the price •■-Uall be $39.00 per lamp, per year: 10 to 30, the price shall be$33,00 per lamp, per year; 31 to 90, the price shall be $30.00 per lamp, per year; For all over 00. the price shall be $20.00 per lamp, per year; 400 Caudlcpowor Lamps. For light supplied by menas of four hund­ red (400) CandUjimver Lamps, tho price shall bo- $15.00 per lamp, per year: tnd said Company shall, at its. own expense, uirntsh said lamps and equipment and mat­ erial necessary for said lighting, and erect and maintain name ami shall supply said lamps wttlg the necessary electric current, and the Company la to he paid by said Village for said lighting in twelve (12) equal monthly AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE BRICE WHICH iUE DAYTON BOWER AND LIGHT COMP­ ANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AN U ASSIGNS, .MAY CHARGE FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FUR­ NISHED TO THE PUBLIC GROUNDS, -TUKKTS, LANES, ALLEYS AND AVEM’ES N THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO, FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (3) YKVI!S, COMMENCING ON THE 1ST DAY >F FEBRUARY. 1917, AND DETERMINING THE MANNER IN WHICH SAID LIGHTING .MAY BE FURNISHED, PROVIDED AND PAID FOR. Whereas, there Is on file with tho Clerk of mid Village complete plans and specifications w r the lighting for tho streets and public places of tho Village* v.lth electricity, which plaus amt specifications provide for different type* aiul rating of lights In different locat­ ions according'to the local requirements, the lights being designated by eandlepower and classified as hereinafter set forth. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO; SECTION 1, That for a period of five (5) ' Cars from tho 1st day of February, 1917, the prtre which may be charged by tho Dayton Power and Light Company for the electric light furnished to the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, to light the streets, lanes, alleys, ave­ nues and public places thereof In the manner and by the means set forth in the plans and •peelfleatlcns ttu-refqr on file with tho Clerk f said yillage'stid as provided In tills ordin­ ance shall be as follows: IOC* eandlepower Lamps For light supplied by means of one hund­ red (100) eandlepower Lamps when the numb­ er thereof Is 15, or less, the price shall ho $30.00 per lamp, per year; lGto 30, tho price shall be $27.00 per lamp, per year, 31 to 00, the price shall bo $25.00 per lamp, per year; For all over,60, the price shall ho $24.00 per tump, per year; 250 eandlepower Lamps For light supplied by means of two hundred and fifty (250j Candlopower Lamps thereof is 13, or less, tha price shall bo $42.50 per lamp, per year; 18 to 25, the prtco shall bo $40.00 per lamp, per year; For all over 25, the price almll bo $38.00 par lamp, per yoar; 4 460 Caudlepower Lumps j * For light supplied' by mean* of four hund­ red (400 Caudlspower Lamps, tho prico-shall bo $50.60 per lamp, per yearj and said Comp­ any -shall, at Ha own expense.1furnish said lamps and equlpmefit And material necessary;’ for aatd lighting; 't a d erect and. maintain,' ginia, will take notice that on Jan- to and shall install all necessary wires, poles, J ,j a r y 23, 1947. Robert Edmund Stew- .inehors, guys and all other equipment nee- 1 ' . ! . . . essary and proper to accomplish such light- J art filed his certain petition for sec tion 4. That said lighting shall be accord- divorce on the grounds of gross n e - s a / v s y * ® ? *•«* •» * * » . « . c ™ - ™ , th* lamps shall he illuminated every night Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, f/oin approximately onc-lmlf hour after s u n - __. , , • „ -,T. nA noz „„ set of one day to approximately one-half hour | said case being No. 24,78o on the before sunrise of the next day, in accordance with which schedule each lamp shall be 11- umlnated for approxipiatuly 4000 hours per year. SECTION 5. That the location of every lamp dull be approved 15J- the lighting Committee of the Council of said Village before the lamp has been erected, and after a lamp has men erected In accordance with such approval, tho Company, upon written order from tho Council, shall remove it to another location, .ho cost of such removal and relocation to >e paid by tlie Village of Cedarville, Ohio. SECTION 6. That the Company shall use all lllgiuee and cure necessary to keep all the limps dean and 'burning during the hours called for In this ordinance and shall agree ‘hat if any light or lights go out, the lumps shall bo repaired the same night, if possible, and in that event, no deduction for outage will be made; howt.- r, if any lamp or lamps are found to be still out on the second night, :htn tho Village will make a deduction equal to two nights for each lamp not burning on rite second night, and a deduction for ueli additional night tlnit any such lamp Is not burning, and these deductions ■ shall io at tho-samo ratio per night ns tlie total mmtlily jirico bears to tho time the lamp or lamps have been found to be out. The Vil­ lage through its Marshall, shall promptly re­ port to the office of the Company all lamps dis- .•vned not burning. SECTION 7.\Viienever any tree or trees upon my sidewalk of any street, lane, (alley or avenue shall seriously interfere with the distribution iif light from any lamp or group of lamps, if which tho Council of the A'illago shall be rile judge, tlio Village will trim or cause to be trimmed- any such tree or trees in such iiuim.r that such interference with the distrib­ ution of light will bo removed, rill T10N s. Thin Uio plans and specifications herein rofe red to fo. such street lighting nd on file* with the* Clerk of said A’illage be rml the sal :c lie eby arc adopted and approved. SECTION 9. Upon The Dayton Power and Light Company filing Its written acceptance if lids ordinance with tlie Clerk of said A'll- lage, within thirty (30) days from t-Ue tak- ng e>ffe-ct hereof, this ordinance shall be and •(institute it eontriiet between said Village and J.Attorneys Company to light the streets, lanes, alleys, r ------------- ivouuvs slid public grounds, ill accordance icrcuvitii, for five (3) years from the 1st day >f February, 1917. EC'iTON 10. That Ibis ordinance shall take ffcit and be in force and after tlie earliest period allowed by law. Passed Ibis 3rd day of February, 1947. (Signed) A. W. CHliSWELL, MAYOR rite st: P. ,T. MeCorkcll, Clerk. CERTIFICATE I, P. ,T. MeC’ORKKLL. Clerk of the Council -if tlio Village of Cedarville, Ohio, do Iiere- *y eerltfy that tlie foregoing is a true and •erroet copy of tlie Ordinance No. 235 pass'd by the Council of said Village on tlie 3rd lay of February, 1947. X TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have liere- mto set my hand and affixed the seal of ■ rid Milage of Cedarville, Ohio, tills 3rd day •f February, 1917. P. J. McCORICELL, Clerk VISIT THE H O M E FURNITURE CO WHEN IN XENIA , Complete Home Furnishers The Friendly Store Dignified Credit Arranged NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Lucy ,T. Barber, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that J. C. Townslcy, has been duly appointed as Executor of the estate of Lucy J. Barber, deceased, late of Cedarville A'illago, Greene County, Ohio. Dated tills 3j-d day of February, 1947. WILLIAM B. SIcCALLISTEU Judge of the Pyabate Court, Greene Comity, O. (2-7-3t-2-21) By Luclhi Ilowser ________________________ Chief Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE Matilda Urbach, whose place ef residence is unknown and whoso last known address was 7909 Ogontz Avenue, Philadelphia 38, Pennsylvania, will take notice that on Jan­ uary 81, 1947, Kurt Urbach filed* bis certain petition for divorce on tlie grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme enilty before tlio Common Pleas Court of Green County. Ohio, said ease being No. 24,799 oh. tlie docket of said Court and wilt Come on for hearing on or after March 15, 1947. J. H. PATRICOFF (2-7-0t-3-14) 314-17 Miami Savings Bldg. ____________________________Dayton 2, Ohio LEGAL NOTICE COMMON PLEAS COURT, GREENE COUNTY, „ OHIO Alvin S. Phillips, rialntiif Vs. No. 24,773 Dora Ruth Phillips, Defendant To Dora Ruth Phillips, 1286 Baldwin Ave., Sliaron, Pennsylvania. You aro hereby no­ tified that your husband, Alvin S. Phillips, lias tiled a petition In the Common Pleas Court, of Greene County, Ohio, in- Case No. 24,773, charging you with gross neglect of duty and praying that ho be divorced from von. Said eallso will be for hearing at any time after March 22, 1947/ and you ai‘e re­ quired to plead on or before that time or judgement may lie rendered against you. ALVIN S, PHILLIPS By SMITH, MeCALLISTER * GIBNEY, (2-7-71-3-14) His Attorneys NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of George W. Kinder, De­ ceased. Notice is hereby given that Rol­ and JET. Kinder has been duly appoint­ ed as administrator of the estate of George W. Kinder, deceased late of Bellbrook, Greene County, Ohio, Dated this 29th day of January, 1947. .WILLIAM B. MeCALLISTER Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. - By Ltiella Howser, (l-31-3t-2-14) ' Chief Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Katie A. Kinder, De­ ceased, Notice is hereby given that Roland H. Kinder has been duly ap­ pointed as administrator of the estate of Katie A. Kinder,deceased, late of Bellbrook, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 29th day of January, 1947. . WILLIAM B. MeCALLISTER Judge of the Probate' Court, Greene County, Ohio. By Luella Hoivser, (l-31-3t-2-14) Chief Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE * Francis Lee Webster, Avhose place of residence is unknoAvn and cannot, Avith reasonable diligence, be ascer­ tained Avill take notice that on Jan­ uary 9th, 1947, Eunice Webster* fil­ ed her certain petition, against him for divorce on grounds of gross ne­ glect of duty and extreme cruelty, seeking legal^ and equitable relief, said case being docketed No, 24766, before the Common Please Court of Greene County,' Ohio. Said cause yvill come on for hearing on or after March 3, 1947. Marcus Shoup, Attorney for Plaintiff. l-17-6t-2-21 LEGAL NOTICE Anna Esterline, Avhosq addreSs is 1215 West Beslin Street, Urbana, Illinois, "will take notice th a t on Jan­ uary 22; 19*47, Willianr Esterline 'ftl-* docket of said Court and will come on for hearing on or after March 1, 1947. . JAMES S. JENKINS (l-24-6t-2-28) Attorney for Plaintiff ! Third National Building Dayton, Ohio LEGAL NOTICE Elizabeth Martin, Avhose last known place of address is 1323 Dix­ ie Ave., South, St. Petersburg, Flor­ ida, Avill take notice that on the 21st day of January, 1947, Eddie James Martin filed his Petition in the Greene County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas against her, the same being Case No. 24,781 on the docket of said Court, praying for Divorce, Such an. Order for the Care, Support, and Custody of Minor Children as wjll be for the best interests of said children, and Other Relief on the gronuds of gross neglect of duty, extreme cruelty and of adultery, and that said cause Avill come on for hearing sire full Aveeks from Jan­ uary 24, 1947, Avhich is the date of the first publication hereof. EDDIE JAMES MARTIN, Plaintiff. Wead and Aultman (l-24-6t-2-28) LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids Avill he received by the Clerk of Cedarville Township, Greene County, Ohio, at the office of the Township Trustee in the Village of Cedarville until 12:00 o’clock A. M., on March 1,1947, for one tanker style fire engine which shall have not less than 500 gallon booster tank and a 500 gallon centrifugal pump. The equipment shall meet the National Board of Fire Underwriters Specifics toins for fire equipment of this type. Equipment must also he approved by the Ohio Inspection Bureau. Chassis to be bid upon shall have not less than 150” Avheelbase or more than 180” ; tire equipment to be of 7.50x20 fronts and 8.25 rear duals; engine horsepower not less than 90, The chassis must be of heavy duty type. All said equipment to be bid upon shall be in accordance AVith the specifications on file Avith the Town­ ship Clerk, Cedarville Township, Greene County, Ohio, and copies of said specifications may be obtained from said clerk. Each bid must be secured by $500.00 certified check upon some solvent hank of Ohio as guaranty; that if the bid is accepted a contract Avill be entered into and its perform­ ance properly secured. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to select the best bid for the purpose of proAuding fire equipment for Cedarville Township, Greene County, Ohio. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, CE­ DARVILLE TOWNSHIP, GREENE COUNTY* OHIO By Fred Barrett, President By A. E. Richards, Clerk. l-24:5t-2-21 SHERIFF’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohio, Greene County Common Pleas Court. Harold J. Fa\vcett, Treas. of Greene County, Ohio Plaintiff Case No. 24,596 vs. Amaziah Hamilton, et al., Defendants In pursuance of an Order of Sale in the above entitled action, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the west- door of the Court House in Xenia, Ohio, in the above named County, on Saturday the 1st day of March 1947, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., the following described real estate to-wit: Situate in the ToAvnship of Ced­ arville, County of Greene and State* of Ohio, more fully described as fol­ lows:* Being part of James Culber­ son’s Survey No. 605 originally for 666 acres on the waters of Massies Creek, Beginning at a stake corner to Amaziah Hamilton and in tho line of David Williamson; thence with the line of said Williamson with the line of said Hamilton S. 43%° W. 67,10 poles to a stake in the line of J. W. Collins~S. S m ° E. 7.19 poles to a stake; thence N, 43%° E‘. 68.07 poles to a stake in a county road and line of David Williamson; thence with said road N, 47%° W. 7.12 poles to the beginning, contain­ ing Three (3) acres mpre or less. *Said Premises Located on the Tarbox Cemetery Road, '2% miles west of Cedarville, Ohio, and are being sold for delinquent taxes. TERMS OF SALE: Cash. 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