The Cedarville Herald, Volume 72, Numbers 1-26

Friday, June 3 , -1949 The Cedarville, O- Herald RICH’S JEWELRY Diamonds — Watches — Silver Wrare Of all the gifts, whatever the oc­ casion, the most appreciated Mid, Jong-lasting is the gift of jewelry. It is, however, a merchandise which must be purchased with ut­ most confidence in the firm it rep­ resents, Xenia and vicinity is fortunate in having Rich’s Jewelry in Xenia, because here the buyer can be as­ sured o f the best value and fairest price. Carrying a complete line of diamonds, watches and jewelry of all kinds, names of value and fine qualitv. To many prospective gift buyers, Rich’s has a reputation built upon the gift of jewelry. Jewelry is mis­ takenly thought to be expensive. This is not true o f this company. 1They have jewelry at all prices and [place at the commnnd of their cus­ tomers lasting, beautiful gifts that will bring haupiness for yeears to come. Your writer suo^ests that when in Xenia you stop at Rich’s Jewel­ ry. Here you will find courteous, experienced salespeople who will be glad to advise you with your purchases. 2 N. Detroit, phone 640R, Peoples Building & Savings Co. Put Your Idle Money To Work Two of the great civilizing forces which have helped to assure the su­ periority o f the American people are owning one's home ami the habit of thrift. These two functions |are both provided for by The Peoples Building & Savings Co. You may ouen a savings account , here and mail in your deposits at ! your convenience. Your savings pay dividends and assure your future : independence. f The Peoples Building & Loan Go. Ihas made use o f the most approved and simplest methods. They loan money on property within this area according to one o f the simp­ lest and least expensive mortgage systems known. Likewise in the savings department any one of several convenient plans may be used. WHITACRE & ROBERTS AIDS BUILDING INDUSTRY Whitacre & Roberts located in Xenia on W. 2nd Phone 2366-R1, is one of the prominent concerns that has been instrumental in the up­ building of this part of the state, They have saved the people thou­ sands of dollars by furnishing su­ perior washed Sand - Gravel Plas­ ter Sand and Pit Run Gravel. They have aided in the building o f good roads and modern buildings b y ; furnishing the very best products i obtainable. j There is nothing more important[ than good roads and the develop­ ment o f tie building industry and their sand and gravel aids in main­ taining the volume o f good roads and buildings. Whitacre & Roberts has been selected bv our neighbors to supply a great part o f the sand and gravel for Greene Coun­ ty building projects. * In this issue we take exeat plea­ sure in recommending Whitacre & Roberts to all our readers for the best of service in sand and gravel. Moore’s Hilltop Greenhouses ‘Flowers Whisper What Words Can Never *Say’ When your heart has a message, “ Say it with flowers.” Be sure you remember the one you love with flowers on an anniversary, birth­ day, or any special occasion. For flowers to fit the occasion go to Moore’s Hilltop Green houses in Jamestown, phone 4-3311. Whether it is a corsage, bouquet, oi* flowers for occasions o f sorrow, you’ll find just what you want here. Moore’s Hilltop Greenhouses always have a wide variety of the most popular flowers, and colors tthat are beautiful. They cordially i invite you to stop by on your next [trip to Jamestown and "ee what ; a beautiful corsage or bouquet [you can get here at a price you [can afford. In this Merchants and Business Directory issue, we suggest you remember the name Moore’s Hill­ t o p Greenhouses, when in need of Iflowers for any occasion. Look for ! them on Jeffersonville pike in iJamestown. In carrying out these two func­ tions building and savings associ­ ations throughout the country are performing a valuable and usefull service; it is far more than a mere matter o f dollars and cents, it is making provision fo r the corner­ stone of a sane national develop­ ment, by providing for savings and easy home-owning. For those who are buying or building homes or modernizing them this savings and loan associ ation offers by all odds the simp lest and surest way of financing it without fear of failure. They encourage savings and is the best system o f savings as their clan encourages industry and frugality and every deposit is in sured up to $5,000.00. MARSHALL BROS. WILLYS CARS— JEEPS Sales & Service “ BUY A JEEP AND DO IT ALL" Get Your New Universal Willys Jeep “ FOR TODAY'S NEEDS” . It’s the answer to many a trans­ portation problem. You’ve never handled a perform­ er like this versatile “ Jeep” per­ formance - econocical operation functional smartness. And if you have mud and sand to get through, or an extra heavy load to haul, 'shift a lever and set all four wheels pulling with the mighty power of the world-famous Willys-Overland “Jeep" Engine. You'll find the “Jeep” run to drive, for it has a sure-footed feel on the road and responds to the lightest touch on the steering wheel. The short wheel base makes it nimble in traffic. Drive the all-purpose “Jeep." It will serve you as a handy economi­ cal runahuot, as a pick-up, or tow truck. O il the farm or in industry, it does the work o f a light tractor, and the power take-off makes it a mobile power unit. Marshall Bros., located on Route 35, Alpha, Ohio, offers service for any make of car. Stop in soon and talk over the New Jeep. Xenia National Bank SAFETY AND SERVICE McVay’s Store, Inc. McVay’s Store, Inc,, carries wall paper, varnishes, enamels, ’e- netian blinds, paints, paper hangers and painters supplies and window shades. The department for wall paper is most complete, carrying every­ thing from kitchen and bedroom papers to the best papers. If you are figuring on any decorating this summer you should look over this line. This: store is exclusive head­ quarters fo r paints and wallpapers, which can be applied over any kind o f wall paper or on painted walls, giving the walls a clean, new appearance, MeVay’s Store maintains a complete paint department and if you are contemplating pointing this summer you had better see them. When one is in need of anything in the wallpaper or paint line he can find it at McVay’s Store, Inc., at Xenia; 17 E. Main nhone 938. HUFF ELECTRIC Industrial — Residential Wiring _One concern which deserves our hearty endorsement because of its progressive policies and general .helpfulness toward the building of the community is the Huff Elec­ tric Co. This firm lias taken an active interest in the building of Xenia. It is a recognized firm of reliable reputation and builders o f Xenia have come to know Charles A . Huff, manager as the man, who perhaps knows his business better than any other contractor in Xen­ ia. The business o f electric work is one which requires years of ex­ perience, and the Huff Electric Go., has had that experience. They may be considered experts in their line, and yet their charges for jobs are no more than would be paid to a less efficient company. Charles A. Huff is a man who the city of Xenia owes a grea't deal. He has assisted in many waYs toward the development o f the city and he may be considered one o f the leaders In the building o f this city. He is located at 111 N. Whiteman, phone 2124. Joyce Xenia CONTRIBUTES TO LOCAL PROSPERITY A manufacturing firm is usually identified by the product which it manufactures, but in the final an­ alysis o f many industrial plants there are other forms of service which have no connection with the business hut which help in the building o f the community in which the plant is located. The Joyce Xenia has furnished Steady employment to many work­ ers and these workers in turn have •thfeir homes in this community as well as contribute much o f their earnings to the unbuilding o f other business enterprises. These and other features o f ser­ vice have identified Joyce Xenia, manufacturers o f nationally known shoes. This organization justly deserves the position it holds in the business world. Through the in­ corporation o f sound, honest, busi­ ness principlees, this company aas been able to expand its business to its present proportions. In this review o f Friendlv Busi­ ness Relations for 1949 we cannot fail to compliment Joyce Xenia, and so say they have the good will o f everyone o f us. A prominent financial institu­ tion o f this section that provides stability to the financial and com­ mercial interests o f the commun­ ity is the Xenia National Bank. It is under the direction of con­ servative yet progressive men who have guided this institution to substantial progress, evidenced by the large volume o f business they enjoy. An institution that has carefully guarded the best interests o f the depositors by demanding the full­ est security and adhering to the cardinal laws of finance. They are members o f the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. While this hank is seeking their own commerical success, those in charge always find time to lend a generous hand to the business men and farmers and therefore contribute greatly to' the progress o f this community. The value and necessity of our local banks cannot be too emphat­ ically stated as these institutions are not only responsible for the growth and expansion of the com­ munity at large but for prosperity o f the individual business and en­ terprises as well. In making this review we are proud to pay tribute to the Xenia National Bank, and to congratu­ late the officers and board for the Dolicies pursued by them. Oliver Sales & Service IVAN HESS For “ Finest In Farm Machinery” Agriculture is a leading indus­ try o f Greene County and the one other businesses are dependent up­ on, therefore, a reliable implement supply and repair service is a vi­ tal requirement o f the community. This firm specializes in the old reliable Oliver line which have been the leader in their field for many years. Thev are standard equip­ ment in any community.. Their name “ Oliver is a symbol o f de­ pendability and s a t i sd a c t i o n throughout the agriculture world. The great Oliver Company leads the way in implement and im­ provements. It is exceptionally well represented in Xenia and the community by Ivan Hess who spec­ ializes in service and satisfaction to all customers. It will be a pleasure for them to show you the latest improvements in machinery. You are welcome at their shop at any time. They furnish repairs on short notice and carry a very good stock or replacement parts. This feature o f their service saves a great deal of time in case of a breakdown. This concern is headquarters for anything in its line and is in a portion to render you an excep­ tional implement service. Remember Oliver Sale & Service in Xenia at 994 N. Detroit for Papee Hammer Mills, Papec Far- age Harvester, Garden Tractors. MARSHALL MOTOR SALES Your Lincoln - Mercury Dealer Sales & Service Ihere is no gamble in buying a used car if -careful consideration is given to the reputation of the com­ pany from which the purchase is made. The prospective purchaser Should take every precaution in or­ der to assure himself that the firm he is dealing with has a background of experience in the business, and a record for fair and honest busi­ ness transactions. In this respect, we are able without hesitation to recommend Marshall Motor Sales, in Xenia. Visit their inside show room on — Used Cars Dayton Ave. Under capable management of Del Marshall, this progressive automobile company has. made thousands of satisfied friends and customers during its business life. A reputation for absolute dependa­ bility has been the goal toward which this company has directed every effort, and the result has been that their new or used cars may he considered reliable in every respect. A car purchased from Marshall Motor Sales, is the cus tomer’s guarantee of satisfaction .. Notice Is hereby given that Car­ rie M. Rife, has been duly appoint­ ed as Executrix o f the estate o f Emma R. Marsh, deceased, late of Cedarville Village, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 18th day o f May, 1949. WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. By Luella Howser ' Chief Deputy Clerk COURT OF COMMON PLEAS GREENE COUNTY, OHIO Pauline Estes, Plaintiff, No. 25858 -vs- William Estes, Defendant. LEGAL NOTICE William Estes, whose last known place of residence was 201 North Moraine Circle, Dayton, Ohio, will take notice that on 20th day of April, 1949, Pauline Estes filed her petition against him in the Com­ mon Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, for divorce on the grounds of gross neglect of duty, and that unless the said William Estes shall answer said petition on or before same is now pending, said real j estate requested to be sold being | described as follows: ^ Situate in the County of Greene, I in the State o f Ohio, and in the Village of Cedarville, and bounded [ and described as follows: Being all o f Lots Numbered | Fourteen (14) -and Fifteen (15) in Orr and Creswell’s Addition to I the Village o f Cedarville. Greene | County, Ohio. Situate on the north | side of Church Street in said Vil-1 lage and more fully described on plat o f said Village, as recorded in County Recorder’s office of land records. You are required to answer said petition on the 15th day o f July 1949 or the same will be taken as confessed and sale ordered ac­ cordingly. Shoup and Hagler Attorneys for Plaintiff XENIA AVIATION CO. Train For Your Future Aviation is a field that offers great opportunities to young men and women of. today. Young people interested in learn­ ing to fly should get in touch with D. C. Dawson, manager. His meth­ ods of instructions conform with every requirement both from legal standpoint and commercial flying requirements. Training in this important field is now ju3t as important as it ever was. Naturally the 'war has made us aviation conscious and we real­ ize that aviation has advanced commercially more than it has ever been before. The person with training in this line will be in field where the greatest opportun ities of our generation will be of­ fered. Good instructors, mechanics and fliers are always in demand, es pecially at the present time. If you are interested in flying instructions get in touch with The Xenia Aviation Co. They are ap proved by the State for Veterans Flight Training. Remember them for charter trips anywhere in the U. S., also for .airplane rentals and sales. At Port Xenia phone 1346 W2. XENIA UNION STOCK YARDS GUY BROCK, prop. A Better Market For Your Live­ stock. The Xenia Union Stock Yards is rendering a very important serv­ ice to the producers, o f this section o f the country. After a farmer has spent a year or more in oroducing and caring for his liveestock, natur­ ally he wishes to secure the great­ est return for his labor. This can be accomplished best by market­ ing stock with Xenia Union Stock Yards, the Reliable Buyers, who have paid top prices during the time they have served the commun­ ity. This company is well posted on livestock values, and market con­ ditions, and have been producing very satisfactory returns for their customers. Their returns are vhry gratifying and the greatest net re­ turn is what the livestock raiser is really interested in. The record speaks for itself. The Xenia Union Stock Yards have done a .great deal to prompte livestock produc­ tion and prosperity in our commun­ ity. Get their bid and avail Your­ self o f this splendid livestock serv­ ice that is producing very satis­ factory results. Phone 4$ At Xen­ ia for the market activity, ship­ ping dates or other inforWhtiWiV and call 48 fo r .prices on. Hogs,. Calves and Lambs, they are lo­ cated oh Hill Street,' XenlaT M *J 2-WayRadio Purchasedfor SheriffDept. A two-way radio system for the sheriiff’s department, un­ der consideration several weeks neared reality Saturday when the county commissioners authoriz­ ed purchase of equipment from the Belmont Radio Corp., Chica go, a subsidiary of Reytheon Manufacturing Corp. Carl J. Schmidt', local repre sentative for the Chicago firm, said the contract for the purchase o f the system will be signed and delivery will be made in the next thirty or forty-five days. The purchase price was slightly less than $3,000. The equipment will include three mobile units, One for each of the two cruisers in the depart ment and the third fo r Sheriff George P. Henkel’s auto. There will be .one transmitter with two controls. One of the controls will be in the sheriff’s office in the court house and the other at the county jail. The antenna will be erected in the court house tower, The county radio will operate separately from the Xenia po­ lice division’s two-way system. It will have frequency of 39.58 megocycles, the frequency assign­ ed to all sheriff’s, departments, It will be on a statewide chain net work, which, it was pointed out. would he of value in event of an emergency. By use of the system, county officials will be in a position to contact the high­ way patrol through the Wilming ton station by means o f a point- to point system. SolnYouth HurtSeverely InAutoCrash 17-year-old South Solon youth suffered serious internal injuries -and a pqssible broken back short­ ly before 3 p, m. Sunday when the auto he was driving went out f .control and rolled over several times on Route 35 two miles west of Jamestown. He was Raymond Riggsby, who was taken to Miami Valley hos­ pital by sheriff’s* deputies. Sam­ uel Lemaster, 15, Cedarville, R. R. 2, a passsnger in Riggsby’s car, suffered minor cuts. Deputies said Riggsby attempt­ ed to pass a car, hut met another vehicle approaching in* the oppo­ site direction. When lie attempt­ ed to get back into the right lane his brakes apparently locked, throwing-the car out of control. It tolled over several times before coming to a slop. The vehicle Ayas completely demolished, dep­ uties said. D. M. Aiiltman, Xenia’s munic- iqal judge, brought Harold M. Thonipson, Jamestown pilot, down to'edrth Tuesday, fining him $25 and costs for - “ hedge-hopping” and “buzzing” the village of Jamestown. v ■ . . . State highway patrolmen, who made the usual arrest as rou­ tine, said Thompson was appre- :hendfid--wheh he landed at Port jEenia. Patrolmen charged he v?as 'flying low, making tight turns -And**atailing but. FOR SALE—Strawberries quart or crate. George Sheely, Fishworm Road. Clifton 7-5922, (2w) FOR SALE—White rock fries. 3 lb. or over will deliver. 6-2819. FOR SALE •— 6’-8” -2-8” Door. 13 -8 thick. Con­ tains glass size 22”x58” . Hardware and frame. Call 6-2481. FOR SALE OR RENT—Good gar­ den lots. Phone 6-1591. FOR SALE—Whipping cream 60c qt. at the farm; also fresh milk at 50c gal. U. S. 42, 3 miles west of Cedarville. J. A. Kellis Phone Xenia 1319M5. PLANTS FOR SALE—Sweet Potato. We deliver in town. M. Agnor, Phone 6-1562. FOR SALE—White Rock fries. Harold Dobbins. Phone 6-4203. FOR SALE—Westinghouse 7% cu. ft. electric refrigerator in per­ fect condition. Phone 6-1711. FO_R SALE—C a b b a g e, cauli­ flower, tomato, little red mangos and pimento plants, sweet potatoes soon. Albert G. Jones, ChilliCothe and Bridge Sts., Cedarville. FOR SALE—Tractor umbrella, eauipped with brackets, never used. Phone 6-2641. WANTED WANTED—Fence building, tim­ ber cutting and ditching. Phone 6-6241 Jeffersonville. Card o f Thanks • We wish to thank our many friends fo r their many kindnesses at the time o f the death o f our husband and father. Mrs. Joseph A. Parker and family • Legal Notice • IN THE UNITED STATES DIS­ TRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTH­ ERN DISTRICT OF OHIO In the matter* of Fr&nk Madison Fisher Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 9694 NOTICE OF O R D E R FIXING TIME FOR FILING OBJECTIONS TO DISCHARGE To the creditors of the. above- named bankrupt and other parties in interest: Notice is Hereby Given that oh the 20th day of May, 1949, an* or­ der was made in the above-entitled proceeding, fixing the 20th day of June, 1949, as the last day for the filing of objections to the discharge of said bankrupt. - Dated this 20th day o f May, 1949. JAMES D. HERRMAN Referee in Bankruptcy COMMON PLEAS COURT GREENE COUNTY, OHIO William O. Miller No. 25864 241 North King St., Xenia, Ohio, Plaintiff, LEGAL NOTIGE the 2nd day L>f July, 1949, ~jud jHst^Kne.~p StiST sn " “ i" g ' PAULINE ESTES, Plaintiff Padu^ a^ ? eil,tucky’ S t S n f ^ M i l l e r , whose last _______ ys *or __________ j known place of residence was 1915 LEGAL NOTICE Broadway, Paducah, Kentucky, will riamunf t . . stake notice that on the 2oth day nfCi S l J ; J S ® place ^of April, 1949f William Q. Miller, r , 1; , . -r'° rv£^° i^ ed his Petition against her in w ^ S e!t ’ % Common Pleas Court o f Greene J a !! ^ \ ^ e 18th County, Ohio, for divorce on the day J -Ce1vV* -ground of gross neglect o f duty nf - p 1? tl,% C<ri rt ani extreme -cruelty, and that un- Plea-Sj GJeen® County.,less the said Sterling P. Miller p 0l ^ ’ 9 sPHra«ym g dj VT c! shall answer said Petition on or +1*he dockf t - before the 4th day o f June, 1949, Ohio, against him, the same being judgment may he taken granting t e grounds o f gross neglect o f plaintiff a divorce, duty and o f extreme cruelty, f o r .WILLIAM O. MILLER, Plaintiff custody of minor child, Linda; Smith, McCallister & Gibney, Cheryl Figuero, that she be award- Attorneys For Plaintiff ed support money for her minor« (4-29-6t-6-3) child, both temporary and perma-1— - ------------------------------- -------------- nent, that she be awarded the NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT household goods, her attorney fees Estate of 'William P. Chase, De- and the costs of this action and fo r j ceased. other relief, and that said cause j Notice Is hereby given that Car- c°me ,£>,rl ;?or bearing a fter; rje Cha.se has been duly appoint- ol? weeks from Friday, May j ecj 33 Administratrix With the 20- l 949>whic]i is the date of the) w ill Annexed of the estate o f Wil- farit [pubhdaltaon hej-ebf, oj* ate: ]{am p Omse, deceased, late of Soon after said date as may he 1Cedarville Village, Greene Coun- convenient for the Court to hear this cause. FRANCES V. FIGUERO Wead ’& Aultman, Attorneys ty, Ohio. Dated this 31st day of May, 1949. w i l l i a m b . M c C a l l i s t e r Judge o f the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. By Luella Howser Chief Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE Peoples Loan and Finance Co. -VS- W. E. Hallman, et al Case No. 25,899 Mr. Wm. E. Hallman residing at Box 56, Douglasville, Georgia; White Motors,-located in Douglas­ ville, Ga.; and G. O. Miller, re­ siding in Douglasville, Ga., will take notice that on the 19th day of /May, 1949, the undersigned Peoples Loan and Finance Comp­ any filed their petition in the Court o f Common Pleas o f Greene Coun­ ty Ohio, Said cause being case No. 25,899 ,on docket o f said Court have or claim to have an interest in the following described chattel property to wit: 1946 Dodge 2 ton truck, motor No. T-150-4508 that by reason o f the default o f The petition further alledges the defendants obligors in the pay­ ment of a promissory note accord­ ing to its terms, the conditions of the chattel mortage have been broken. The prayer o f the petition is for judgment against Wm. E. Hallman and C. O. Miller in the sum of $1,547.36 together with in­ terest at the rate o f 8 percent fdescribed as* follows: NOTICE TO: Ralph C. Roudebush, 198 S. MeClean Ave.. Apt. 3, Memphis, Tennessee; Francis W. Roudebush, 70 E. 96th St., New York, N. Y.; William R. Medaris, address un­ known if living, and if deceased his unknown devisees, legatees or heirs at law; Dale R. Medaris, address unknown if living, and if (deceased his unknown devisees, legatees or heirs at law; Alice Richards, whose only known ad­ dress is Lexington, Kentucky; Rob­ ert Medaris, whose only known ad­ dress is Ft. Myers, Florida; and the unknown heirs at law, if any, of Enima R. Marsh, deceased. You and each of you are hereby notified that you have been named defendants in an action brought by Carrie M. Rife, as Executrix of the Estate of Emma R. Marsh, de­ ceased, in the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, for the purpose of sellirg the following described real estate, to-wit: Situate in the Village of Cedar­ ville, in the Countv o f Greene and State of Ohio, and bounded and from the 23rd- day of February, 1949, and that the property may be ordered sold and the proceeds applied to payment o f said claim and for such other relief .as is or before the 18th day o f June, above are required to answer on equitable. The defendants named 1949. Peoples Loan and Finance Co. by Robert B. Brewer, attorney for plaintiff. LEGAL NOTICE Leroy Fletcher, whose address is unknown, will take notice that on the 16th day of May, 1949, Lillian Fletcher filed her Certain petition against him for divorce on the grounds o f willful absence for more than three years and gross neglect o f duty before the Common Pleas Court o f Greene County Ohio, said case being No. 25, 895 on the docket of said court and will come on for hearing on or after the 25th day o f June, 1949. ROBERT B. BREWER Attorney for Plaintiff 9% E. Main St. Xenia, Ohio NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of 3. Russell Sanderson, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Clemma C. Sanderson has been duly appointed as Administratrix of the estate o f’ J. Russell San- deerson, deceased, late of Village o f Clifton, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 23rd day o f May, 1949. w i l l i a m b . M c C a l l i s t e r Judge of the Probate Court* Greene County, Ohio. By Luella Howser Chief Deputy filerk NOTICE OF APPOI Estate o f Emma R. ceased. )e~ LEGAL NOTICE Kathryn Frances Metcalf whose ast known address was c-o Les­ lie Baker, 3492, Teel, Montreal, Canada, will take notice that on the 6th day o f May, 1949, James Dale Metcal filed his certain pe­ tition against her for divorce on the grounds o f gross neglect of duty before the Common Pleas Court o f Greene County, Ohio. Said case being number 25,882 on on the docket o f said Court and will come on for hearing on or after the 18th day o f June, 1949. JOHN H. OBER Attorney for Plaintiff 1*2 W. Second St. Dayton, Ohio. LEGAL NOTICE In the Probate Court of Greene County, Ohio. Case No, 5851. Wil­ liam H. Jeffries, Administrator with the Will annexed o f the es­ tate o f Ada B. Jeffries Kennedy, deceased, plaintiff vs Elias Ken­ nedy, et al, defendants. Robert Jeffries, whose place of residence is unknown, and Richard Jeffries, whose place of residence is unknown, will take notice that on the 6th day o f May 1949, Wil­ liam H. Jeffries, Administrator with the Will annexed o f the estate o f Ada BI Jeffries Kennedy, de­ ceased, as plaintiff, commenced an action for authority to sell real estate o f said ' decedent to pay debts, against Elias Kennedy, et' al, defendants, in the Probate Court o f Greene County. Ohio, wljere the Being the South half of Lot No. Sixty (60), abutting on Main Street oil the East and Elm Street on the South. Also the East half of the South half of Lot No. Sixty- one (61) adjoining Lot No. Sixty (60) and abutting on Elm Street. Said premises being situate in John Orr’s second addition to Ce­ darville as will be more fully shown by the recorded plat of said Vil­ lage, reference to_ which is here­ by made. Being the same premises con­ veyed by Inez S. Finney to Emma R. Marsh by deed dated March 25, 1935, and recorded In Volume 154, Page 461, Greene County Deed Records. In order to pay the legacies un­ der the last will and testament of the said Emma R. Marsh. You are further notified that you must an­ swer said cause before August 1 / 1949, on which date said cause will be for hearing in said Court. Dated this May 27, 1949. Miller. & Finney, Attorneys, Xenia, Ohio. Carrie M. Rife, Executrix of the Estate o f Emma R. Marsh, deceased. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION - Carley Trailer & Equipment Go. vs. Wilirtm E. Hallman‘ et al. Mr. William E. Hallman residing at Box 56 Douglasville Ga., and White Motors located in Douglasville, Ga., will take notice that on 27th day of May 1949, the undersigned Carley Trailer & Equipment Co., filed their petition in Court of Common Pleas, Greene County, Ohio, alledging that the defendants named above have or claim to have and interest in following de­ scribed property to wit: 1 - 2 8 ft. Edwards Van, serial no. 6269, vertical landing gear single tire carrier, 10x20 tires, vacuum brakes, red paint, plywood lining. t The petition further alledges that by reason o f default of obli- guor in the payment of promissory note according to its terms the condition of Conditional Sales con­ tract have been broken. The. prayer of the petition is fo r judgment against William E. Hall­ man in the amount of $878.92 to­ gether with interest o f 8% from 27th day -of November 1948, and that said chattel be ordered sold to pay plaintiff-claim and fo r such other relief as is equitable. The defendants named above are required to answer on or before 25th day o f June 1949. Carley Trailer & Equipment By Robert B. Brewer Att&mey for Plaintiff * » / % ir' val