The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 27-52

Page Two Friday, Sept&ftiber 19, 1947 The Cedarville Herald A Republican Newspaper Published Every Friday by THURMAN MILLER. JR. Editor and Publisher Entered as second class matter October 31, 1837 at the Postof­ fice at Cedarville, Ohio, under Act of Congress of March 1879, Member—National Editorial As­ sociation; Ohio Newspaper Asso­ ciation; Miami Valley Press As­ sociation. CLASSIFIEDADS First insertion 2 cents per word Minimum----------------------------25c Additional insertions 1c per word Minimum -------------- -—-------15c FOR SALE FOR SALE—Canning tomatoes, Also yellow tomatoes for preserves. Marvin Agnor. Phone 6-1562. 40-tfc FOR SALE—Two nice building lots. Rev. V . P. Chase. Phone 6-1591. 41-2p WANTED WANTED—One man to work with local manager. $100 to §125 per month to start. Must he neat appearing and willing to work 8 hours per day. Also man to take charge of territory. For appoint­ ment write Mr. Gordon, 209 Lowe B]dg., Dayton, Ohio. 22-tf HELP WANTED—Sales lady. Apply Monday morning. Davis Bakery. 41-lc • Legal Notice ® LEGAL NOTICE Maurice M. Beach, whose ad­ dress is Rekins Field, Georgia, will take notice that on September 11, 1947 Ruth D. Beach filed her cer­ tain petition against him for divorce on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty be­ fore the Common Pieas Court of Greene County, Ohio, said case being No. 25101 on the docket of said Court and will come on for hearing on or after October IS, 1947. BAGGOTT & JOHNSTON Attorneys for Plaintiff, Third Na­ tional Bank Building, Dayton, 0 , (9-12-6t-10-17) LEGAL NOTICE George Ellis, whose last known address is 539 E. Charlotte Court, Lexington, Kentucky, will take notice that on Sept. 6th, 1947 be­ fore the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, in Case No. 25095, Wanda EIHs filed her cer­ tain action in divorce against him on grounds of gross neglect o£ duty and among other things pray­ ing for custody of children. Said cause will come on for hear­ ing on or after Oct. 27th, 1947, at whit h time the same may he heard by the Court. MARCUS SIIOUP Attorney for Wanda Ellis. (9-I2-Gt-10-17) IN THE PROBATE COURT OF GREENE COUNTY, OHIO Irs tk » Matter of the E.iate of Harold M. Benner, Deetatsl. NOTICE To Whom, it May Concern: Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of August, 1917, Doro­ thy P. Benner, Administratrix of the Estate of Harold M. Benner, Beeea.-ed. late of the City of Los Angelo?, Los Angeles County, State of California, filed in this Court an auihc nticated copy of the letter- of wh:.i:.istia?ion g:anted her by the Superior Court of California, and that all creditor’s having claims against said Estate, should present them to this Court within six (C) months after the filing of said letters or be forever barred from asserting any liens against the real estate of the decedent situated in. the State of Ohio. (9-12-^9-26) ga&lzathaui tor the prsveatlon of erurity to children or animals or socteUna or organ­ izations conducted for the sate purpose of maintaining symphony orchestras and re- eclTiag substantial support from voluntary contributions, or of Improving any munici­ pal corporation, or of maintaining a co­ operative o r community center moving picture theater, or swimming pool—it no part of the net earnings thereof Inures to the benefit of any private stockholder or Individuals; (b> Exclusively to the benefit of per­ sons In the military or naval forces of the United States, or of national guard organ-, izalions, reserve officers" associations o r 1 organizations, poets or organizations o f 1 war veterans, or auxiliary units or socie­ ties of any such posts or organizations, if such posts, organizations, units or societies are organized in the state cf Ohio, and If no part or their act earnings inure to the benefit of any private stockholder or In­ dividual ; (cl Exclusively t° the benefit of persons who have served tn the military or naval forces o f the United States and are In UeUi(ilj Exclusively to the benefit of mem­ bers of the police or fire department of any municipal corporation, or the dependents or heirs of such members. (el Exclusively to the benefit of the general revenue fund of any municipal corporation o r exclusively to the benefit of any fund «t any municipal corporation under the control or a recreation commis­ sion. This exemption from the tax. however, shall not be allowed In cases wherein the admission price Is forty-one cents or more, ( 2 ) Any admissions to agriculture fairs. If no past of the net earnings thereof inures to the benefit of any stockholders or mem­ bers of the assoclati-ia conducting the same: or admissions to any exhibit, entertainment or other foe feature conducted by such as­ sociation as past of any such fair. If the i proceeds thervfrcm are used exclusively [: for ilia Improvement, maintenance and op eralisn cf such agriculture fairs. The exemption from tax provided by this section shall, tairever. cm be allowed In case of admissions to wrestling matches, prize fights or boxing, sparring or ether pugilistic matches or cxliifcitluns, nor In the case of admissions to any athletic gams or exhibition the proceeds of which Inure wholly or partly to the benefit of any high school. aca3m y, preparatory or othnr school, tn cases wherein the admission price Is forty-on? cents nr mote, or wholly or partly to the benefit of any college o. university. SECTION 3. Every pencil receiving an? pavomits, for admission, due? or fee, tax­ able under this act, shall on or before the Unlit day of each calendar month make a return in duplicate under oath. So the Vil­ lage Clerk in such form as the Village Clerk may p.erscribe. showing the number of taxable admissions Issued or disposed of and or the amount cf taxable dues and or fees collected dining the preceding calen­ dar m.'nlh, the amount of lax hereby Im­ posed cn the same, and such oilier facts and information as the Village Clerk may require in the form of returns prescribed by It: one copy of such return shalt be for the use of the Village Clerk and the other shall be filed by the Village Clerk In the office of Council. Each person making such return shall at the time cf making the same pay the amount of taxes shown thereby to the Treasurer of the Village or Cctiarviile. The Village CUrl; may adopt uniform rules and regulations not inconsistent with this section governing ihe method cf caking returns anil pay­ ments. If the tax tmrc-sel by this act is not paid when clue, there shall be added as a part af the tax interest a t the rate of one per centum a month from the time when the tax became due until paid. SECTION -t. Each, person required by this act to collect and pay. or to pay the taxes Imposed hereby shall keep such rc- ccrdi of receipts. Issuance cf complimentary tickets, and otherwise, together with ticket stubs, and ether pertinent documtnls. in such form as the Village Clerk may by regulation require. Such records and other documents shall be open at any time dur­ ing business hours to the Inspection of the Village Clerk, and shall be preserved for a period of three years, unless the Village Clerk shalt la writing consent to their destruction within that period, or In writing require that they be kept longer. The Vil­ lage Clerk may require any person required by this act to collect and pay or to pay he tax hereby imposed to file with him i band with security to. the approval of the Village Clerk, ami in such amount as die Village Clerk may fix, conditioned for ho collection and payment, or the payment, of any such taxes due or which may became due front such, person. Such bond when ap­ proved by Council shall be deposited In the >H!c? of the Village Clerk, In Hue offc’H'h wnd. securities approved by Council" may '"■« dopnoitol with the Tteasurer of the bo deposited, with the Treasurer of the Vil­ lage of Cedarville and Shall be kept by bint as security for the payment of such tax. Interest or penalty, or both. The Vil­ lage Clark may direct the Treasurer of the Village of Cedarville to sell any securities so deposited with him at public or private sale wl.KoUt notice to the depositor thereof. If it becomes necessary so to do In order to recover the amount of such tax. Interest or penalty, or hath, due or unpaid. Upon any such sale the surplus. If any, above such amounts so due and. unpaid shall be returned to the depositor ’of the securities. The Village Clerk may by such regula­ tions permit any person making a refund or . ,i moment upon which a tax Is col­ lected und,.* this net to repay therewith the !lt>*amount of the tax collected on such line­ men*. and p ovldo for the crediting of the arm .t o n 'aid against amounts included In tn v subsequent return. s»> %.ON V On null after October 1, 1911, It shall bo unlawful for any person to continue t> conduct or thereafter to be­ gin to conduct any form of amusement at any peiman.nt o.* temporary place of amirumi’nt or any Itinerant form of amuse­ ment. within this Village, without a license therefor, as hereinafter provided. , (a) Upon approval of the application and the paynunt of a license fee of One Hollar ($1.00), Council .shall grant and Issue to each applicant (unless withheld for cause) a poiiuaiunt, temporary, or Itinerant nmus mrnt license for each place of amusement within this Village sef forth In Ills application. An amusement license shalt be valid only for the person In whose name it Is Issued and for the conduct of amusements at the place design;!led therein; It shall not be assignable: It shall he con­ spicuously displayed at the place or places for which Issued during the period of tleket sale and conduct of amusement. All licenses or i « man ut places cf amusement shall expire on the thirty-first day -of December text following the date upon which they i-c Issued, unless sooner surrendered by he license, or suspended or revoked for ause by Connell. License ror temporary daces of amusement or for fount nf liln- -a n t amusement shall ix tlre at the time ppcificd therein. The liol.hr of an Itinerant imusement license shall notify Council promptly of any change in the original con- «mplaicd Itinerary, either as to date or into of the conduct of the amusement at each place. Licenses Issued for permanent places of im.isentent tinder tbs provisions e.f this act nay he renewed annually before* the first *av of January upon application nude to "oimcll and the payment of a renewal fee t one (SI.OO) Dollar. Council may suspend or after hearing re­ voke an amusement llceusc whenever It finds that the holder thereof lias railed to ’i mply with any of the provisions of this tot or any rules or regulations of Council prescribed, adopted anil promulgated under his act. Upon suspending or revoking any amusement license Connell sh ell' require make return to the Village Clerk os re­ quired "'by this act. or permit the Vil­ lage Clerk or his duly (authorized' agent', to cxamlno his books ;»pd other records' In or upon any premise*, where the atuhi- .are kept, to the extecP-tlecessafy to verifi* any return made, or to ascertain and assess the lax Imposed by this act If no return was made, or to maintain and keep for three years or such lesser or greater time as may be permitted or required by the City Auditor such records, tickets stubs and other documents pertaining to the sale or other disposition of admissions, as may h* required by the City Auditor, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and Upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than twenty-five dollars’ nor more than one' hundred .dollars, and "upon Conviction for a second or other subsequent offense shall, if a corporation; bo fined not less than one hundred dollars nor more than five hundred dollars. Or -If an individual, or «a member of a partnership, firm or association, be fined not less than twenty- five dollars nor more than ono hundred dollars, or Imprisoned: In the county jail, or a workhouse, or other like penal or cor­ rectional Institution not more than sixty days, or both; ' SECTION 8. Whoever:*continued to con­ duct or begin to conduct any form of amuse­ ment a t any permanent or temporary place of amusement o r any Itinerant form of amusement, with this Village, vvltlutut having a license theifeof, as provided ’In this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof’ shall he fined not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, and each day such violation Is continued shall bo deemed a separate orrense.’ SECTION 9, This ordinance, shall take effect and be In force Trom and after the earliest period allowed by law. russet! this 9th day of September IV. IV. Ferguson (Signed) President of . Council ' ATTEST: I \ J. MCCorkeH Clerk. The Cedarville, O. Herald NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a Resolution of the Board of Education of Cedarville Township Local School District, Greene County, Ohio, passed on the 22nd day of July 1947, there will be holder Immediately and afford him a hour- "tig. If no hearing has already -been af­ forded and one Is desired. After such’hear­ ing Council shall cither remind Its order of suspension or upon good cause appearing •Iierefor shay continue the suspension or evoke the license. It shall be imlawfiit for tlie owner, lessee or custodian of the promises upon which an imusement is to lie conducted, to lease to ■ir permit the same to be used by any per­ son who Is not the owner of a license duly sstsed by Couuell hereunder. Any such submitted to a vote c£ the people tiie holder thereof to surrender to it inuncdi- of said Cedarville Township Local itely all licenses or duplicates thereof | a t ->- i ^ . ; „ n _____ ei issued to him, ami the holder shall sur- j S c h o o l D is tr ic t, G re e n e C oun ty ,, ender promptly ail such licenses to Conn- Ohio, a t the November election to SI us required. Whenever Connell, suspends * * . .• m amusement license, it shall notify the be held in the Cedarville Township Local School District, Gr e e lVie County, Ohio at the regular places of voting therein, on Tuesday, the 4th day o f November 1947, the question of levying a tax in excess of the ten mill limitation, for the benefit of the Cedarville Township owner, lessee or Custodian who leases to i ^ 0Cal S<* ° o1 p a t r i o t , G r e e n e or permits such premises to he used for C o u n ty , O h io , f o r t h e p u rp o s e OI such purpose, to a person who la not the I_ . __ , , - . , owner of a license duly Issued hereunder, Ip ro v id in g f u n d s f o r C u rre n t 6X- shatl ho liable for the amount of taxes !n p n s e s a t a r a t e Tint cV ccpilmo levied under the provisions or this art In ’penSeS a t a T ace “ o c e x c e e d in g connection' with any amusement so c o n - 1three (3) mills for each One ($1.00) linted upon such premises, and such taxes I shall he a lien upon such premises. [ Dollar of valuation which amount. The Village Clerk may allow to each i holder of a temporary license a credit upon . to $0.30 for each $100.00 of Valua- tho amount of taxes levied hereunder. In I _ ’ iinnrclion with the amusement conducted tion for the period of five (5 ) years, including a levy upon the duplicate for the current year. j Poles for said election will be open at 6:30 A. M. and remain open until 6:30 P. M. eastern stand­ ard time of said day. By ordeT o f the Board of Eli of Greene" County, W. H. McGERVEY, by him as shown by hts due tax return, a turn not exceeding the amount of the fee ■ia!d. to the Council by him for his license. SECTION li. The Treasurer nf the Village if Cedarville shall refmid any tax or license Tea erroneously paid or to the extent over­ paid on license application or tax return or on assessment or other demand of the Village Cleifc. The Village Clerk on applica­ tion of the taxpayer or otherwise may de­ termine the amount of anv such erroneous j r over payment and certify such amount to Council. Council shall the-cupon author­ ize a w a r)n t for such certified amount on the Treasurer of the Village.of Cedar- vllle In the person entitled to such refund. SECTION T. Whoever, being a person charged by this, act with the duty of Coir I vting or paving the taxes Imposed by tlils act. wilfully falls or retimes to charge (8-29-4t-9-19) and collect or to pay such taxes, or to ' the purchase of the bakery in Cedarvill e by * Charles W. Davis who will hold a GrandQ. ,4f - on Saturday, Sept. 20 beginning at 8 a. m. DAVIS BAKERY N. Main St. Cedarville, O. if N A T I O N A L C E R T I F I E D L A M P W E E K " REGULATION TJj'iS, any water service having a water nu:<_r. within fifteen, (la) feel of hat water beating system, must have a check valve asd relief valve, placed la the line behind the meter. BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS WATER DEPARTMENT P. J. M; l urholl. Clerk _______ -w-it ORDINANCE NO. 21S LEVYING A TAX UPON ADMISSIONS AND PROVIDING FOR T1IS COLLECTION THEREOF. BE i r ORDAINED BY TIIE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO : SECTION 1. For the purp.-so of providing rvvm an for the gcr.irnl fund of the Vil­ lage. tl:m ' is hereby levied on anti after Ocjnlter !. in :;; (1) A tax of t’nce per centum cn the ameunts ri-.t'acd for admission to any p!ac<». inehaUng admixtlon by season ticket or :.u! Si’i’iptZcm. (2) A tax of three per centum on the exrt'-x r f amounts received for tickets or can’s of aitaiivsjoa sold a t places other than the Si.’ke: offices over amt aliove the amounts representing the established price therefor at .each ticket offices. (3) A fax of three per eentum on the amount rectEvet! for admission to any pub­ is* performance for profit a t any roof garden, cabaret, or other similar enter­ tainment fa case the charge- for adtimlaslon Is (n the fottn of a seiviee charge, or cover charge, or other similar charge. SECTION 2. No tax shall be levied under this act with respect to : (I) Any admissions, all the proceeds of which • Inure (a) Exclusively to the benefit of reli­ gious. educational or charitable Institutions, sr-tietles or organizations, societies or or- needs a PLAN LIGHTING FOR HONOR-LIST HOMEWORK Protect busy ypung eyes from strain by providing modem eye-saving lamps for evening study and reading. For good health, good grades and the school success that influences your children’s fu* ture, provide good ligh ting— Certified Lighting. Choose approved eye-saving lamps with tall bases and wide-flaring white-lined shades—"Certified Lamps” that combine the right bulb, the right shade and the right reflector for abundant light without glare dr shadows. ■ a • Look for the "Certified” tag shown here. It identi­ fies the beautiful new lamps that meet a ll 105 speci­ fications for superior lighting performance. THE DAYTON DOWER AND L IOH T COMPANY ■ .O n5q. >1-1 ■V Its style affection of men and women everywhere. It gets cheers from the “experts’*because of its * * basic engineering features. No other car like i It; never such smoothness and comfort before. The lowest priced car with fluid-drive. i mr V. ___ _-o: *9D sb » PAULEDWARDS S. MAINST. CEDARVILLE, OHIO