The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 27-52

V The Cedarville, O. Herald J3£- Friday, October 10, 1947 Page Three S o c ie t y ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hagler and son entertained last Sunday with a family dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Collins Williams on their 23rd wedding anniver­ sary. HOME FROM GUAM Mr. Jerry Bradford arrived Sunday from Guam where he has spent three years in the armed Forces. He has received his dis­ charge. Jerry is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Garmon Bradford o f Springfield and the grandson o f Mr. and Mrs. David Strobridge. FAMILY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boyer and sons Eddie and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon and Linda, Mrs. G. H. Gordon and Mrs. Minnie Gano attended a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gordon, Sunday, Mrs. Gilbert Christain (Marjorie Gordon) and children of Pittsburg are visiting at the Gordon home. ATTENDS DINNER SUNDAY Mrs. James Duffield attended a birthday dinner Sunday honor­ ing her aunt, Mrs. Emma Dillon, in Yellow Springs. Mrs. Dillon celebrated her 76th birthday. The women o f the Clifton United Presbyterian Church held a shower last Monday night for Mrs. W. C. Snodgrass—nee Laura Caroline Biekett at the home of Mrs. Ernest Collins o f the Wil- herforce road. They showered hi r with canned fruit and jelly and tea towels. Mr. and Mrs. Snod­ grass are “ at home” at 721 North Fountaine Street Springfield, O. Mrs. John W. Biekett of Clif­ ton attended the missionary soc­ iety meeting o f the 2nd United Presbyterian church o? Xenia last Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was held with Miss Anna Biekett and Mrs. Cameron B:ck= ett, east o f Xenia, : The meeting o f the 2nd Synod o f the United Presbyterian church will be he-id at Belle- fountaine next week Oct. 14- 15-16. The Clifton church will be; represented bv the pastor. D r.1 John W . Biekett and Blaine: Spahr. Dr. Biekett will report on the work o f the Ohio Council o f : Churches. I Mis? Margaret Rife o f Xenia f who spent last week end with j Dr. and Mrs. Biekett returned; home Monday evening. j Mr. Delmar Stewart of Clif-t ton who has been a patient in i the City hospital o f Springfield, returned home last Tuesday after- poon. i Change Managers A t College Farm ; Milton E, Belle, of London, Ky.. is to resign the position o f fa rm ; manager o f the 200-acre Cedar-; ville college farm; it was learned i this week. * j Mr. Belle also has faculty status. He is a graduate o f the f department o f agriculture of j Berer college ar.d served as a j member o f the United States soil j conservation service and farm j security administration prior to j cpming to Cedarville. President i Ira D. Vayhinger of the college announced that his successor has beep hired. Roy Jacobs, farmer, o f near Bowersvilje, will succeed Mr, Belle, Walker Named to School Club Post New' officers were elected by the Greene County Schoolmasters club at a meeting a t Jefferson school Tuesday evening. Clayton Wiseman, Silverereek school, became the new' president; Russell Roberts, Ross school, was made vice president, and Clyde Walker, Cedarville school, secre­ tary-treasurer. A chicken dinner preceded the business meeting [ and a social hour followed. | Fish and Gasjie Assn, to Hold Party .The Greene county Fish and Kilkare park. All members and Game association will hold fam­ ily night on Thursday Oct. 16 at their families are invited to at­ tend. Lunch and refreshments will be served at 7:30 followed by entertainment and dancing. FromHeraldFiles 15 Years Ago The Carroll-Blnder company advertised lubricating oil fo r “ thrifty buyers” at 48 cents a gallon. C. L. McGuinn was selling fertilizer at $19. For Rent—Modern six-room bouse. - J. M. McMillan. Enrollment in the high school was 244 compared to 204 the first week last year. Roger Stormont re-entered OS- U to continue his law studies. A Kansas farmers’ alliance marketed its wheat at §1.25 a bushel through direct selling t o , millers who make it into flour I to sell at the regular 10-cents-aj loa f price. This was done to bea t: the 40 cent price that prevails.! Rev. and Mrs. Guthrie had as: their guest Rev. Ivan O. Wilson j, o f Teheran, Persia. J. M. McMillan, H. H. Brown and Eddie Harper went to Vinton county to try their luck on hill squirrels. They bagged the limit. In redecorating a wall in the Nagley grocery some data was found written on a wall back o f a refrigerator, with such notes as these: May 23, 1883 it snowed all day; Jan. 5, 1884, it was 25 below zero; Jan. 25, 30 below; Feb. 11, 1885, it was 22 below zero. Finding no market fo r his al­ falfa, D. C. Fent o f Jeffersonville ground his crop into meal which he fhas sold at a good profit, Twerijty friends gave M. W. Collins a birthday surprise. Thirty-five men were out .for football practice, Coach Ault re­ ported. Among the 26 births reported in Greene county in August, 1932, was William Acton, o f Cedarville. Stone from Taylor UiuL .,11.1™ was used to build the beautiful cascades in Eden Park, Cincin­ nati. The total enrollment in Cedar­ ville College was 130. . LEGAL NOTICE Maurice M. Beach, whose ad­ dress is Robins Field, Georgia, will take notice that on September 11, 1947 Ruth D. Beach filed her cer­ tain petition against him fo r divorce on the grounds o f gross neglect o f duty and extreme cruelty be- (9-12-6t-10-17); fore the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, said ease being No. 25101, on the docket of said Court and will come on for hearing on or after October 18, 1947. ^ BAGGOTT & JOHNSTON Attorneys.-for Plaiftiiff, Third Na­ tional ts^ank Building, Dayton, 0 . 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 Ellis filed her cer­ tain action in divorce against hin\ Bathtubs Comodes Lavatories Electric, Gas and Oil Water Heaters Soil Pipe and Fittings All sizes Galvanized Pipe Complete line for any job Steel Shower Cabinets, White Enamel Complete........ ........... ......... ...._______ $45.00 F10YD 0. AND F. E. HARPER Phone 4-3701 Jamestown SPOTTED POLAND CHINA BOAR AND GILT SALE 35—Boars—35 40—Gilts— 40 THURSDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 16 7 :30 p . m . Sale at New Swine Pavilion at Fairgrounds — Waslpngtpn g . H-, Qhio This is a ehoice offering o f medium meat type Boars and Gilts, the kind most farmers prefer. This is our 27th year breeding ‘Spots,’ Catalog on Request WALTER E. M'COY M W & PIERCE Bumgarner & Thornton, Auct. Washington C. H., O. fte u f ON TRACK TODAY 2 carloads of Hominy c a r l o a d Columbia Gray Seed Oats Test 401k ■ A lso Full Line o f Other Feeds FRANK GRESWELL Phone 6-2021 Cedarville SAVES time SAVES MONET JIere”pnd ready for you? Inspection, pig, goomy, ll-cub lc-fooc: Capacity, Freezes and -stores 385 pounds o f j | delicious food, don ’ t j WAIT.1 . supply isnot^ OPEKASIT C E N T E i r ^ Harry Haverty, Mgr. Jeffersonyillg _ „ Phone 3301 t Trig A Home? WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN FOR BUYING HOMES OR FARMS, REFINANCING OR MAKING REPAIRS COME IN AND TELL US YOUR NEEDS ♦ SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $5,000 WE MAKE GI LOANS TO VETERANS Peoples Building & Savings Com pany Xenia, Ohio 11 Green St. Phone 11 on grounds of gross neglect of 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 which time the same may be heard by the Court. MARCUS SHOUP NOTICE The lands and Quarry lake o f the Old Ervin Quarries on Xenia Avenue, Cedarville, O., West o f town (U . S. Route 42 ) are now the property o f H. A . Tyson. Trespassing fo r any purpose is strictly fo r ­ bidden and trespassers w ill he personally liab le / H. A. TYSON, London ,Oh io SPECIALS For October 10 through October 16 Your Profit Is In-Your Buying! Marshmallow Creme, 8 oz j a r ......t.....10c Coffee, Maxwell House 2 lb can low ,... 89c Breeze soap, large b o x ,.........................29c Tomato soup, Campbells, 8 can s ,........25c White Syrup, Axnaizo, l 1/* lb bottle,.... 15c Cranberry Sauce, O’Cean Spray ........ 21c Devil Food Mix, X - Pert, p k g ............. 23c Peanut Butter, Peter Pan, ja r ,....:.......33c Matches, Strike Anywhere, 10-Tc boxes 7c Jar Rubbers, dozen in box, 4 boxes,.... 10c Eagle Brand Milk, c a n ,...........................23c Paper Towels, 3 ro lls ,........................... 25c Little Crow Pancake flour, 20 oz p k g ... 15c Red Salmon, tall c an ,............................... 59c Swan Soap, large b a r ,...............................14c Log Cabin syrup, bottle ,......................25c Pork & Beans, Yan Camps, No. 2 can ,.. 15c Cocoa, Bakers, */* lb can ,...................:.....15c Gold Medal flour, 25 lb sack ,.............. 1.99 Wheaties, 12 oz p k g ............. ............... . 19c Laundry Bleach, quart bo ttle ,....... . 10c Tuna Fish, grated, c a n ,......: ............... . 39c White Pop Corn, Betty Zane, can ........15c Sanka Coffee, lb can, >............................49c Catsup, Harbauer, 14 oz bottle ,........... 23c Hominy, Jackson, 17 oz j a r , .................. 10* j Yeg . Beef soup, Phillips NO. 1 can 2 for 25c Ivory Flakes, large p k g .......... ...... ......... 29c Mild Cream Cheese, l b . .......... ...... 1 ........49c Large Bologna, sliced, l b . .................. . 39c Tender Leaf Tea: Balls, 8 count,........... 10c RIGIOS e CASH AND CARRY N. Main St. Cedarville, O. if you want to sell or buy Why not give us a try Spencer Real Estate Sales Phone Clifton 5743 Located on Route 72 £ mi. north of Clifton 6 mi. south of Springfield Attorney for Wanda Ellis. j (9-12-6t-l0-17) THOSE GRAND G-E REFRIGERATORS a re • v .5^;. v .;. v X sv .;. x < v ;4> av X v ^:.:. x . ' A NAME THAT STANDS FOR GOOD FURNITURE BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE ADAIR’ S N. Detroit St. Xenia, O. M ELODY C R l ’ ISE IV 154 Miles East of Springfield City Limits On U. S. 40 2 Shows Nitely, Starting 7:15 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. Oct. 9 & 10 “WHISTLE STOP” Sat. Oct. 11 ‘WILD BEAUTY” Sun. & Mon. Oct. 12 & 13 . “ THE SOUTHERNER” Tues. & Wed. Oct. 14 & 15 by special request an ALL CARTOON SHOW Thurs. & Fri. Oct. 16 & 17 “ MEET ME ON BROADWAY”! Portraits and < Commercial Photography Children a Specialty Phone for Appointment YincentRigio Studio Phone 6-1541 YouCsnOrtfefYoi/rs7ocfay< It’s true! It’s true! It’s true! Those g-r-a-n-d General Electric Refrigerators—built around the world-famous "sealed-in-steel” refrigerating unit—are being manufactured fo r the first time since the war shut off their production, well over 3 years ago. Like "all G-E Refrigerators—they’re built for years o f worry-free refrigeration! For the famous "sealed-in-steel” G-E unit seals oil in, and dust, dirt and moisture out . . . permanently! And each one is backed by G-E’s 18 years o f refrigerator manufacturing experience! FIRST COME « . . FIRST SERVED! Demands for these new G-E Refrigerators, when available, w ill be more than we can supply. T o be as fair as possible, we’ve decided to take orders on a first-come-first-served basis. Your application establishes your right to a 6 -E Refrigerator when your turn comes up. So . . . come in and learn all about the new models, prices, delivery dates— everything you’ve wanted to know! Y ou can put your name down now, without obligation, fo r your G-E Refrigerator. Priced from 225.75 to 399.75 / Phone 6-1941 Cedarville. Home o f Cedarville’s Greatest Appliance Valves! Y j p p i -/ fe: * ♦ Purina rations are balanced v itam in s , m in e ra ls , p ro te in s . B lended together to m ake the feed that pays off with top resu lts. IT’S THE EGGS IN THE BAG | Purina Laying Chows are paying Chows be­ cause every bag is full of the things that make tpp egg production. » . K IL L LICE PUR INA and GRUBS RAT KILLERS (Warbles) * Fight farm Purina Insect Killer losses with two potent rat killers. PUR IN A UYENA Cwniti .iW IFPUlllTS/,^ When You Buy PURINA You Buy EGGS! lp < WMKmmmmmMmmmmmmM Pep Up Appetites with PURINA JDHEK-R-m FOR PURINA S fie c ia i 'peed CAPACITY MILK i m BREEDER FOR DRY COWS * Feed a real milk-. LAYENA Feed dry cows to build them up for heavier m ak ing ra tion . V Especially fortified for production after calv­ in g . Ask for . . . P U R IN A 1. Peak Production PURINA DRY & COW CHOW 2. High Katchafcility FRESHENING CHOW . ................... .. i ' i ~i■ inn .. ......... — ............ — 1 R. C, WELLS \ i