The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 1-26

Page Four Friday, April 25/1947 The Cedarville, 0 . Herald With t h e Churches FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Paul H. Elliott, minister, 10:00 a. m. Sabbath School, John Powers, supt, 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon, “ Christianity: T h a t Which Is Becoming.” 7:09 p. m. Tuxis Group. Tuesday, April 29th, The West­ minister Class meet at the home o f Mr. and Mi’s. Frank Creswell as guests o f Miss Alta Murphy. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at the Methodist church, at 8 p. m. Choir Rehearsal Saturday at 7:30 p. m« METHODIST CHURCH William. B. Collier, minister, Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Bette Nelson, supt. Morning Service at 11:00. The sermon topic will be “Divine Love for Erring Man.” Intermediate Fellowship at 7:00 p. m. Senior Yoath Fellow­ ship at 7:00 p, m. Union Midweek Service Wed­ nesday at 8:00 p. m. in this church. The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be conducted by Dr. E. F. Andree, district super­ intendent, Thursday night in the church at 8:00 o’clock. Annual reports of the church and its organizations will he given. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A. Jamieson, minister. Sabbath School 10 a. m. Supt. Arthur B. Evans. Preaching 11 a. m. Theme, “He That Overcometh." T im e will be no Y. P. C. U. Sabbath evening as the College Gospel Team goes to the United Presbyterian church in Belle- fontaine to present a Worship Program. The Union Prayer Meeting will he held next Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the Methodist Church. Choir Rehearsal Saturday at 8 p. m. sharp. CLIFTON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. John W . Bickett, minister. Mrs. Elwood Shaw, organist. Sabbath School 10:00 a. m. John Skillings, supt. Miss Jean­ ette Spahr, pianist. Lesson topic “National Glory and Honor.” Sermon 11:00 a. m. Topic “ Self- Willed,” Dr. Bickett. Solo by Mrs. Casper Arnett entitled “ Lord Teach Us To Pray.” The young people will meet at seven-thirty and study“ Service as the Christian invests it. A cord­ ial invitation is extended to all. At t h e Courthouse Divorces Filed Flora Ritner against Fred, Rip­ ley, O,; neglect a n d cruelty grounds; married Aug. 20, 1941. John L. Ennis, Osborn, R. R. 1, against Gertrude M., 205 Shaw avnue, Daytton; neglect and cruelty marrud April 28, 1989 at Falmouth Ky. Ray H. Rudolph, Wright Field, against Florence C.. McArthur, O.; neglect and. cruelty; manned at Chillicothe March 28, 1910. Judgment Suits The City Loan ar.d Savings Co. was awarded $775.26 in a cogno­ vit note action against Otha F. Eavers. Susan Stewart, Zimmer­ man, asks $350 in another suit against Burley J. Coy, also of Zimmerman. The latter suit is based on an amount o f rent col­ lected fo r thorty-five months from 1944 through early 1947 by the defendant from Oscar Irwin, tenant o f the Stewart woman’s property. The monthly rental was $10, she says. Grant Divorces Divorces decrees were awarded Edna Fox from Howard Henry,, neglect and cruelty, plaintiff re­ stored to her maiden name of Atkins; June Marie Bland from William C.. cruelty, minor child’s custody given mother; Julia M. Carnes from .Harry E., cruelty; and Irene Pond from William, de­ sertion, neglect and cruelty. Partition Ordered *An order o f partition was is­ sued in the ease of Edward K. Save with & u £ { f a t e HrA SEMI-GLOSS WALL FINISH "drINTERIOR FLAT WAIL FINISH GAL4.10 GAL. 3,10 Lac-Paint, quick drying enamel .............................. . gal. 5.95; qt. 1.25 Enamel U n d e r co a t ....gal. 4.25; qt. 1.25 Imperial Washable Wallpaper WAY'S PAINT STORE Xenia, Ohio 17 East Main St. PUBLIC SALE APRIL 26, 1947 Saturday, 10 A . M ., at W est Door Court House, Xenia, Ohio TWO NICE COTTAGES Cedarville, Ohio In order to settle the W . H. Barber and Lucy J. Barber' Estates' the real estate, consisting o f :— (1 ) Lot No. 4 Cedarville Realty Addition, corner S. Main and Maple Sts.; Good 4-room cot­ tage ; Appraised $2,500.00. (2 ) Homestead on corner Chillicothe and North Sts. Cottage o f 7 rooms. Garage and ample shed room. Good sized lot. Excellent loca­ tion fo r a home. Appraised $4,500.00. Terms: 1 0 (,x on day o f sale, balance within 15 days. For particulars inquire: J. C. Townsley, Admr., Cedarville, Tele.. Cedar- ville 6-1051. Col. Joe Gordon, A u ct„ Cedarville, Tele, Xenia 182, c 'o Marshall Realty Co. Miller & Finney, Attys., Allen Bldg., Xenia, Tele. 05. Clark against Vashtx Clark Phelps and others. Appointments Probate court listed the follow­ ing appointments: Ted Ater and Marcus MeCallister as co-execu­ tors, estate of Harry L. Ater, late, o f Xenia township, under $20,000 bond; Michael F. Moran as ad­ ministrator, estate of John M. Withoft, late o f Xenia township, under $85,000 hond; Cordelia Car­ ter as administratrix, estate of Margie Carter, late o f Spring Valley township, under* $1,000 hond; Elmer A. Vance as executor estate o f Mary K, Vance, late o f Xenia, without boed; John A. Johnson as administrator, estate o f Arlene L. ^'Johnson, late o f Xenia, under $5,000 bond; and Ora B. Gegner as executor, estate o f J. F Gegner, late o f Xenia, without bond. Estates Appraised These estates appraisals were completed: Kenneth L. Little— gross value, $3,848.78; deductions, $3,087.05; net value, $701.73. Herbert O. Griffin—gross val­ ue, $7,757.32; deductions, $2,792- .02; net value, $4,965.30. Chester A. ralmer—gross val­ ue, $8,945.25; deductions, $4,074- .05; net value, $4,871.20 Admit Wills The wills o f Harry L. Ater, late o f Xenia township; J. F, Geg­ ner, late o f Xenia; and Mary K. Vance, late o f Xenia, were admit­ ted to probate. Appraisals Asked The county auditor was direct­ ed to appraise the estates o f Mary Iv. Vance and Arlene L. Johnson, both late of Xenia. Transfer Approved A transfer of real estate in the estate o f Elizabeth J. Cooper, late o f Xenia, was athorized fo r J. Weir Cooper and Margaret Coop­ er Balentine, co-executors. Marriage Licenses (Granted) Richard Guirino, 233 W. Mar­ ket street, service station attend­ ant, and Marjorie Eileen, Jordan, 2 Owens avenue. Rev. R. L-. Barr, Xenia. (Applied For) John Edward Grissom, Jr., 28 Dayton drive, Osborn, cleric, and Mary Thompson, 20 N. Central avenue, Osborn. Rev. Robert Har­ ing, Osborn. James Henry Batson, 735 West Second street, laborer, and Betty Marie Roberts, 21 Locust street. James Robert Aker, 57 Clover street, Fairfield, assembler, and Anna Marie Heider, Yellow Springs, R. R. 1. Rev. Francis J. Heider, Carl Melvin Hall, Dayton, R. R. 7, assembler, and Virginia Lee Walton, Spring Valley, R. R. 1. William Henry McClain, 3901 West Warren avenue, Detroit, student, and Alberta Lavinia Trebein Girl Burned by Oil Miss Helen Noble, 19, daughter of Mr. and M^fe. Samuel Noble, near Trebein, suffered second de­ gree burns on her face, arms and Wright, Wilberforce. Rev. R. R. Wright, Jr., Wilberforce. Ora Basil Clarke, 333 West Third street, Dayton, railroad conductor, and Mrs. Faye Etta- Grant, Osborn, R. R. 1. legs in a kerosene blast at her home Sunday. Miss Noble was attempting to rekindle a fire with the oil which was ignited by live coals in the stove. Taken to McClellan Hos­ pital, she was treated for burns on her face, on both arms below the elbows and both legs below the 4\iees. She- was removed from the hospital to her home Sunday night. BUY VICTORY BONDS Mr. and Mrs. ET. -R. Pickering had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pickering and son Donald and Marion Hughes. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hurley and sons and Mr. and Mrs. James Middleton, near Xenia. Irvin S. 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