The Cedarville Herald, Volume 72, Numbers 27-52

The. Cedarville; O- Herald JANET WILLIAMSON IS TO WED JULY SO The Cedarville community and her many friends are interested in the announced plans fo r the wedding of Miss Janet William­ son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williamson of Cedar­ ville, to Kenneth E. Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Barker of Galion. The wedding is to be an event of Saturday, July 80, the ceremony to be performed in the First Presbytei'ian church, at 8 o’clock in the evening. Organ music by Mrs. Rankin McMillan, and vocal numbers by soloist, Mrs. Hotter Pennypaeker, the bride-to-be’s sister, will precede the rites. Miss Mildred Williamson, Miss Williamson’s sister, will be maid of honor. Miss Martha Barker, the bridegroom-elect’s sister, and Miss Joann Jobe will also; attend the ’ bride. Flower girl will be Miss Williamson’s niece, Miss Connie Williamson, of Washing­ ton, D, C. Don Clarrick of Elyria will serve as best man. 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Detroit St. Xenia, Q Phone 1770 Low Cost G. M. A. C. Terms Merrill Games o f Cincinnati, How­ ard Adams of Xenia, Carl Huston o f Cleveland and Charles James o f Wilmington, all Delta Tau Del­ ta Fraternity brothers o f the bridegroom-elect. R i n g - hearer will be Gary White of Cleveland, nephew of the bridegroom-elect. Miss Williamson is a graduate of Cedarville high school and Bowling Green university. Mr. Barker is a graduate of Bellvue high school, and a senior at Bowl­ ing Green university. He is af­ filiated with Delta Tau Delta fraternity, DONALD RALSTON WEDS A GARY GIRL Cedarville shares with Clifton interest in a column-long story from Gary, Ind.. Chicago suburb, o f the marriage in that city, re­ cently of Donald Ralston, son of Rev. and Mrs. E. 0 . Ralston, now living in Gary, but for nine years residents of Clifton, where *Rev. Mr. Ralston was pastor of the U. P. church. Donald was married at the Brunswick United Presbyterian church in a beautiful ceremony to Miss Margaret Rowan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowan also of Gary, “A product o f both Clifton and Cedarville schools,” is the com­ ment of the bridegroom’s father, the one-time popular pastor of the church in Clifton. He refers to the son’s completion of the high school course in Cedarville in 1943. Concluding the feature society page story, the Gary newspaper says: The new Mrs. Ralston was grad­ uated from Thomas A. Edison High school and now is employed at the Northern Indiana Public Service company, where she is a member o f the Ga-IIe-Le-Wa club. Mr. Ralston was graduated from Cedarville high school in Ge- darville, 0., prior to serving three years with the submarine divi­ sion of the United States navy, in the fall he will return to Mon­ mouth college in Monmouth, 111., where he is affiliated with the Theta Chi social fraternity and Pi Alpha Nu, campus musical fraternity. SHOWER GIVEN FOR BRIDE-TO-BE At the home o f her mother, Mrs. Ann Collins Smith, her daughter, Miss Barbara Smith was hostess, Friday evening, at a pantry shower given in honor of Miss Janet Williamson, of near Cedarville. Miss Williamson is to become the bride o f Kenneth E. Barker o f Gallon, Saturday, July 30, <.t 8 p. m., at the Cedarville Pres­ byterian church. Guessing the contents of the gift packages provided the happy entertainment of the twelve guests at the shower. From a table decorated with a miniature bridal couple refresh­ ments were served. Appointments for the patty were in pink, blue and white. MISS -GALLOWAY IS HONORED Miss Clara Galloway, Pasadena, Calif., spent the weekend here as a guest of Miss Norma Stor­ mont. Saturday afternoon Miss Stormont entertained a group of girls at her home honoring Miss Galloway. Guests were Martha Jane Creswell, Mrs. Don Whea­ ton, Janet and Mildred William­ son, Barbara Smith and Jean Bradfuto. The girls spent the af­ ternoon on the porch of the Stor­ mont home where lunch and cook­ ies were served. Following the party the group accompanied by their boy friends spent the evening at the Cabanas Club in Springfield. Miss Gallo­ way is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Clark, , In Dayton. \ RESEARCH CLUB HAS ANNUAL PICNIC The Research Club held their Annual family picnic Friday eve­ ning at the .shelter house. The committee in charge o f arrange­ ments were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reinhard, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dobbins and Dr; and Mrs, Don­ ald Kyle. Forty-five members and their families enjoyed a covered dish dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Creswell; were guests. Mrs. Cres­ well is a former president of the, club. COLLEGE FOLK HAVE GAY PICNIC Members of “ College faculty, summer school students and their families held a picnic on the col­ lege campus Friday afternoon. Games and contests were en­ joyed. Jim Wisecup won the pie- eating contest. The team -of Art Lewis and Harold Warix won the egg throwing contest and Mrs. Carl Murnahjm won the sewing contest, by sewing a natch on her husband’s trousers in the short­ est time, CRESWELL-GRUBE WEDDING JULY 23 Miss Helen Creswell, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cres­ well, who live on Federal pike, is to be married July 23 to Albert Grube, of Clifton. The wedding date was announced at a party held at the Creswell home re­ cently. The rites will he said in the First Presbyterian church by its pastor, Rev. Paul Elliott. There were 25 guests at the announce­ ment party, at which Mrs. Cres­ well was assisted by her daugh­ ters, Junia, Rebecca and Dorothy. Both the young •people are graduates of Cedarville high school and Cedarville College. PRESBYTERIAN TEACHERS ENTERTAIN The teachers of the primary department o f the First Presby­ terian Church entertained the children with a picnic supper at the Community nark Tuesday eve­ ning. The teachers are, Mrs, N e l­ son Creswell, Mrs. Myron Wil­ liamson, Mrs. David Ramsey, Mrs. Herbert Powers, Mrs. Herbert Fields and Mrs. Alfred Bright- man. About 25 children enjoyed games and the lunch. W . S. C. S. MEETS WITH MRS. JACOBS The W. S. C. S. o f the Method­ ist Church held their monthly meeting at the home o f Mrs. Roy Jacobs Wednesday. In the absence of the new president, Mrs. J. W. Johnston, Mrs. David Reynolds presided over the meeting. Mrs. A . E. Richards had charge o f the devotions and program. The group enjoyed a covered dish dinner at noon. BECKS ARE MOVING TO CLIFTON , Mrs. Lucy Turner has returned after a visit with Mi*. and Mrs. Fred Beck (Genevieve Turner) in Toledo. The Becks have a new baby girl, Bonnie Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Beck are moving soon to Clifton as Mr. Beck has been transferred to Wright Field. They have purchased the Prints prop­ erty in Clifton. ANNOUNGE BIRTH OF BABY SON Mr. aixd Mrs. N. L. Fleckenstine, (Dorthea Burba) of Baltimore Md., are announcing the birth of a son, George Stephen, July 7 in Baltimore. Mrs. Fleckenstine is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs, Vance Burba, formerly o f Ce­ darville. Don's Market Telephone 6-2041 mmmmBmmmmmaem LARD... 10c lb. (Limit 3 lbs.) 3 lb. can CRISCO 89c 1 7:30 It's Fresh j Coffee . . . . 39clb. FLOUR 10 lbs. 85c1 Robin Hood - Gold Medal | TREND 2 Large Boxes SoapPowder .. for 31c Super Suds 44c 1 2 Large Boxes I Sliced BaconEc.39CLh. J ^ edCalKe,b ^ | Beef Club STEAKS69clb ChuckRoast Center Cut Neckbones - Spare Ribs - Pigs Feet Tongue - Sweetbreds VEAL - REEF Slab Bacon - Hams Liver - Hearts Brains ’ PORK Sliced Bacon WATER MELONS .......................................... Sc 11?. ICE CREAM - FROZEN FOODS POP TO CARRY OUT FRESH FRUIT DRINK (Orange) qt. container 20c Reasonable Prices - Quick & Friendly Service YOUR.ONESTOP MARKET Friday, July .15, 1949 .BENNETTS HAVE BABY DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett, Jr., of Pitchin, have a baby daugh­ ter, Sue Ellen, born at Spring- field City hospital Sunday, July 10. This is the first child for the proud father, who is a former Cedarville resident. FROM PENNSYLVANIA VISITING PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harsh are visiting at the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myrel Stormont. They will return to Pittsburgh in September, where Mr. Harsh will re-enter school ANNOUNCING BIRTH OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. J. William Fer- guson (Frances Little) -near Springfield are announcing the birth of a daughter Marilyn Sue at McClellan hospital Saturday morning. MONTGOMERY WEST CHANGES POSITION Mr. Montgomery West, Xenia, formerly of Cedarville has re­ signed his position as principal of McKinley school, to accept a similar' position in the Newtown school. VISITS SISTER IN CINCINNATI Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Wisecup visited the latter’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Schoumaciher, in Cincinnati last week. SUNDAY GUESTS OF BROTHER Mx-. and Mrs, Frank Bird had as Sunday guests the latter’s brother Walter Vaughn, and sons Bob and George o f Pomeroy. ATTEND CONFERENCE IN DAYTON Mrs. Paul Elliott and Mrs. R. T. Williamson attended a Plan­ ning conference at the Westmin­ ister church in Dayton Tuesday. VISITING PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Heifner and children of Ada spent the weekend with the latter’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clemans. SPENDS WEEKEND WITH PARENTS Mi*, and Mrs. Jack Giffin and children o f Covington spent the weekend with the latter’s parents, Mi*, and Mrs. Ralph Townsley. VISITS DAUGHTER IN INDIANA Mrs. Anna Wilson is home after a two weeks visit with her daugh­ ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Kable, in Fort Wayne, Ind. THE NIFTY CEDAR GALS The Nifty Cedar Gals had a swimming party combined with their last regular meeting on July 7, at the. home of Joan Strewing. We went swimming at Petticrew Lodge. During our meeting we planned a Bake Sale to he held on Sat­ urday, July 9 at 11:00 a. m. After we came hack from swimming we were served re­ freshments. On Friday, July 8, the Nifty Cedar Gals went to Dayton to visit McCalls. ' END FAMILY REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Agnor and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Loy and family in Tipp City the past week. - Sunday the Agnor family at­ tended the Huffman reunion at Legion Park in Marysville. ANDERSONS HAVE GUESTS Dr. and Mrs. James Anderson and sons of Monroe, spent the weekend With the former’s par­ ents, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Anderson.' Sunday the Andersons spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ben- bow in Yellow Springs. MRS. WEST HAS GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Joe West and fam­ ily of Woodstock and Miss Su- sana West of Toledo spent Sun­ day with Mrs. J. S. West. Su- sana has been visiting at the home of her brother, Joe, for some time. BABY SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Guy Turner are announcing the birth of a son Thursday morning in Springfield City hospital. This is their second son. Mrs. Turner .returned from the hospital Thursday morning. HOME FROM MICHIGAN Miss Bea Turner is home after a four-months visit with her sis­ ter and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tinsler in Morley, Michigan. Greg Tinsler accom­ panied her home for a visit. AT SABINA GAMP Mrs. D a v i d Revnolds and daughter Sue are spending the week attending the Methodist Camp at Sabina. This week is Seminars and work shops for the Woman’ s Society. . 4-H CLUB Meeting of Cedarville Progres­ sive Farmers 4-H Club will be held at the home .of members Gene, Max, and Dolly Ritenoui Monday, July 18, at 7*30 p. m. Stanley Abels, Sec. GUESTS FROM CINCINNATI Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hartman Hugh Turnbull 6-2522 had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. William Burger of Dayton, Miss Drusela Owings, Harry ana James Owings of Cincinnati. FOR SALE—White rock fryers. - WANT TO STOP SMOKING? HAVE BABY DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson (Frances Little) are announcing the birth of a daughter Carol Ann at McClellan hospital, Xenia, Saturday morning. ON MICHIGAN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pickering gjid son. Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. .John Mills are spending the week in Cedarville Michigan. TO HOLD PICNIC The annual picnic of the Ken­ sington club will be held next Thursday, July 21. at the Frank Creswell shelter house. VISITS IN CINCINNATI ' Mrs. J. S. West spent a few days this past week visiting rela­ tives in Cincinnati, Ripley and Bethel. VISITS DAUGHTER Mrs. Coulter.of St. Clairsville, spent several days, recently with her daughter, Mrs. Thora Ridge­ way. Blue Cross Gets Report All Blue Cross residents en­ rolled through the community of Cedarville group have been sent a notice of fees due for the per­ iod from July 10 through Oct­ ober 10, 1949. Hospital Care Corporation, the Blue Cross Plan in southwestern Ohio, has announced that the month o f .May was a record- breaker regarding the number of Blue Cross members hospitalized and the amount of payments to hospitals for their care. An all- time high was reached when over 8,000 Blue Cross members enter­ ed hospitals At a total cost of $601, 848. 21 to Hospital Care C o r p o r a t i o n . Tonsillectomies, childbirth care, and accidents and injuries accounted for over one- half the members hospitalized during May. si FOR SALE—Ironed in good condition. Call 6-1071. (Iw ). WANTED—Y o u n g couple de­ sires furnished apt. or house in Cedarville or Yellow Springs. Phone Cedarville 6-4011. WANTED TO RENT—Room in i private home. Phone 6-1600 he-j tween 7:30’ a. m. and 5:30 p..m. j SITUATION WANTED — Help with housework, care o f children,! Or baby sitting. Call at Corbean’s i Bargain Store. S. Main St. Gedar-! ville, Ohio. (1-p) j Try NICO-STOP it’s new. It’ s easy. It’s G u a r a n t e e d . Get it at BROWN’S DRUGS. Cedarville. (8w) NOTICE Oliver S. Baker, Cedarville, R .f R. 2 for Light Trucking. j PARTICULAR? Send us your film .: Bluhlack Hi-gloss Jumbo Deckle, Edge Prints are different. Any 8 exposure roll developed and printed 30c. 12 exposure 45c. 16 exposure 60c. SKYLINE PHOTO P. O. B o x : 931, Dayton, Ohio. S e n d f o r ; mailers. ( 4 W) j CustomSpraying Orchards, Corn, Barns, Fence Rows, and any place in­ fested with Weeds. 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