The Cedarville Herald, Volume 72, Numbers 27-52

The Cedarville, 0 . Herald Friday; October 21, 1949 MacMillan-Parson yows Exchanged At Bride's Home The country home o f Mrs. Clay­ ton MacMillan, near ’ Cedarvillte, ■was the scene of the .wedding of her daughter on Saturday after­ noon, October fifteenth, at 2 o’clock. Before an improvised-fire­ place altar,- arranged from.,huck­ leberry screen and large baskets of yellow gladiolas and yellow chrysanthemums, topped with a snapdragons and fugi mums, Miss Mary Margaret MacMillan be­ came the bride o f Mr. Roger El­ lis Pearson. . The jingle-ring sendee was performed by Reverend Paul H. Elliott, D. D.. pastor of the Ce­ d a r v i l l e First Presbyterian church, in the presence of mem­ bers o f the immediate families. Two selections o f nuptial music were played by Mrs. Rankin Mac­ Millan, pianist, preceding the ceremony. The bride chose for her wed­ ding, a suit, of toast brown, and she wore an orchid. Mrs. Pearson is a graduate o f Muskingum Col­ lege, and received her Master's Degree from Ohio State Univer­ sity. After teaching in the schools o f West Milton, she became a personnel worker at Wright Field, and for the past one and one-half years has continued her work for the government in Tokyo, Japan. She is the daugh­ ter of Mrs. Clayton MacMillan and the late Mr. MacMillan. Mr. Pearson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Barnard K. P.earspn of Sharon, Connecticut. He is a graduate of Hotchkiss Prep School and of Bowdoin College, He served in the Marine Corps in the Pacific Area for three years, with the rank of First Lieutenant. For the past three years be has been associated with the National City Bank o f New York in the Tokyo Branch. For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. MacMillan wore a dress o f American Beauty crepe, and her corsage was o f vellow roses, The groom’s mother wore, a dress of teal crepe and a corsage o f yel­ low roses. After the ceremony a recep­ tion was held and refreshments were served from the dining ta­ ble, centered, with the wedding cake. , , ... Out of town guests, besides the parents of the groom, were Mr. and Mrs. Moses Doyle of Torrington, Conn.,1and Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. MacGregor of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Cedar Cliff DAR Will Celebrate Silver Anniversary Cedar Cliff Chapter, Daugh­ ters o f the American Revolution, will observe its twenty-fifth an- niversary at tho home of Mrs. I. C. Davis, Saturday at 2 p. m. it was in Mrs. Davis’ home the chapter was organized twenty- fiv e years ago and she served as its first regent. Mrs. A . C. Messenger, Xenia, honorary state DAR regent, will be guest speaker. Other gjuests wil be Miss Charlene Mark, Washington C. H., director of the DAR’s southwestern Ohio district, and regents and vice re­ gents from DAR chapters m Greene and adjoining counties., Hostesses assisting Mrs, Davis will he Mrs. H. A. Reinhard, Miss Carrie Rife, Mrs. Ralph Rife, Mrs. Bernice Ross. Miss Wilmah Spencer and Mrs Fred Townsley. IN HOSPITAL Bert Niles, who makes his home with Mrs. Edith Barber is in the Springfield City h o s p i t a l for observation. Eastern Star 4 Observes SOtlx j |^, Anniversary 1 The thirtieth anniversary o f Cedarville Chapter- No. 418 O, E. S. was celebrated at their stated “hiieeting, Monday evening in the Masonic Hall. ‘ Bulah Brewer, Worthy Matron, and Charles Robinson. Worthy Patron conducted the business session and were in charge o f special services honoring Charter members. Assisting with the spec­ ial services were Mary Pickering, Associate Matron; John Mills, Associate Patron: Geraldine Rob­ inson. Chaolin; Margaret Nelson, Janette Walker, Willa Veigh Beattie, Bashie Mills, Betty Ir­ vine, Betty Rose Ulsh and Mrs. Kathryn Masters who read the history of the Chapter. Following the services a social hour was enjoyed in the dining room -with Ada Stormont, Clyde Nagley Committee, Guests were present from Jamestown, West Jefferson, Xe- ia, Springfield and Toledo. League standings and seasonal records follows: CLEAN BEFORE YOU STORE Will your “winter things” be moth bait this summer? Not if you send them to New Cedarville Cleaners for expert dry cleaning. Dirt and, grime work into fab­ ric — often invisibly . . . then moth worms have a feast. Before you store, let New Cedarville Cleaners ‘ ‘proof” your clothes, against the menace of moths and silver fish. THE NEWCEDARVILLE CLEANERS Xenia Ave., Cedarville Phone 6-3411 Home Culture Club Meets ,at Corry Home The country home *of Mrs. Walter Corry was beadUfylly decorated with large bouauets o f gladiolos for the guest day of the Home Culture Club, As guests were received they were presents ed with a corsage o f fall flowers. The welcome was given by Mrs. H. H. Brown, president. Guests were entertained with a musical program by Miss Nancy Bost, musical instructor of Cedarville College. Miss Boat’s selections were, Waltz in D Flat by Chopin; Clair-de Lune by De Bussy; Rus- sintv Tune Etude in F Flat Min­ or by Arinsky; Impromptu in A Flat by Chopip. Following the piano selections Mrs. Corry sang four selections, Maid of Ganges, Time of Roses and Jesus Only. By request Mrs. Cprry sung, I Walk? ed Today Where Jesus Walked, Mrs. Corry was accompanied by Miss Bost. Two. readings, ‘‘Specially Jim” and “ Miss Kate Meriolia” were given by Miss Carrie Rife. A delicious dessert course was served by Mrs. Walter Cummings, Mrs. Ira Vayhinger, Mrs. Nathan Elder, Mvs,.Dgl}u Jpjinstor., Mrs. Lois Little and Mrs, Carrie Rife. Mrs, H. H Brown assisted at th§ coffee table. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER BRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reinhard entertained 45 guests with a din­ ner bridge party at Trebein Man­ or Friday evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhard. Guests were seated at eleven tables decorated with fall flow; ers. A nuest prize was nresented to Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhard. High prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Rayre and John. Davis othe^. prizes to Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dobbins. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kling, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Sayre and Mr. and Mrs, C C, Snow of London, and Mr. and Mrs. C B. Young and Mr. and Mrs John Reinhard of Columbus. Monday; Store Hours 12:30 to 9 P.M. - O ' 1 -V* A .. U n u t m - , V\lov v*l "a - 4 * M i . :U U x i h ( M i : V . H M ! ’ \ N 'i • I ' M I n Y !> H 1 » V BROWNIES HOLD NATTJRE HIKE T.lie Brownies Scout TSroop, w itli their leader, Mrs. /Paul CFammings, assisted by Pat Col­ lier and Frances Lowry enjoyed a nature hike, and gathered flow­ ers and leaves last week. . The girls also made false faces out o f sacks. The Brownies are Jane Lewis, Joyce Klontz, Rita Lowry, Wanda Lewis, (-Virginia Cahill’ Betty Lou Charles. New Brownies this year are Anna Marie Char­ les, Claire Sham, Joyce Sipe, Paty Bowen, •Marjorie Erwin’ Charlotte Gharles, Sandra Bates, Karen Wilson and Elaine McDon­ ald. Barrs Celebrate Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs, Fred C. Barr held “ open house” at their home just out of Xenia Sunday, in cele­ bration o f their 50th wedding an­ niversary. They were married Oct. 18, 1899, but decided to hold the golden wedding celebration two £.ys earlier on Sunday. Before her marriage Mrs. Barr was Miss Ruth Given. The wedding was part o f a double ceremony, as David. Evans (not livin- now) and Miss Ida Walker wer§ mar-; ried at the same time, Mv, Barr la a native o f Cedar-! ville, but has spent the greater! part o f his life in Xenia. They were brought up ip the OSSO . home, Xenia, as both lost their parents when they were young, The Barrs have six children, 14 grandchildren and three great­ grandchildren. A daughter and son die a number of years ao. HONORED ON FOURTH BIRTHDAY Delsie Rigio was honored on her fourth birthday with a party at the home o f her gr;fcidmother, Mrs. Inez Rigio, Tuesday after- seated at the table with Delsie at the head with a birthday cake with candle?. Children were given baskets of candy and snapping crickets as favors. The gue?ts were, Ruth Lynch, Margaret McMillan, Connie Ag- nor,Jean LeForge, Marcia Ram­ sey, Roberta Wiseman. Iris Frame, “Butch” Irvine, Jim Ram­ sey, Stevie Williamson, Douglas Hughes, Lee Huffman, Mary Lynp Jones and Marjorie Spitler. Other guests were Mrs. Lee Huff­ man of Dayton, Mrs. Annabel Grube o f Clifton, Mrs. Charlotte Hughes, Mrs. Betty Irvine, Mrs. Guy LeForge, Mrs, Eva Ramsey, Mrs. Wilbur Wisecup, Mrs. Keith Rigio and daughter, Deborah. Delgie Received many nice gifts, FARM BUREAU COUNCIL MEETS Farm Bureau Council No, 9 met Friday evening at the home of Dr, and Mrs. R. V. Kennon, John Collins led a discussion on spending the farm income. Ar­ thur Hanna, president, presided over {he business meeting. Members attending were: Mr. and Mrs, Boyd 'Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. V. Bumgardner, Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, Mr and Mrs. W , Stover, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Wiseman, Mrs. Robert Braham, Mi-, and Mrs. Carl Cultiee, Mr. and Mrs, Homey Cultiee, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs, William Clevelle, Mrs, Bush of Clifton was a guest. The Ken- non home was decorated with fall flowers and Mrs. Kennon was assisted b y . her daughter, Mrs. Torsell in serving an ice course, Refreshments were in keeping with the Hallpween sea­ son. BROADCASTERS CLASS HAS MEETING Mrs. Irene Chesnut, Mr. and Mrs, Burgess Crumrine and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ramsey were host­ esses to the Broadcasters class In the First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Mr, Ramsey led devotions and a,discussion on “ Socialized Medicine" was held by the group. Refreshments were served by the committee. GIRL S0OHTS , s . VISIT ORCHARD Girl Scout Troop No, 48 with their leaders, Mrs'. Wilburn and Miss Murphy took a hike to Pur? dom apple orchard last week and watched the polishing and grad­ ing o f apples. The girls were treated to cider and apples by Mr. Miller, “Fight Rats with RODAN—ready to use—a prepared bait Rats will eat—enough to kill 800 fo r 98c— satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. BROWN’S DRUG. FOR SALE—E s t a t e Heatrola (coal). Good condition. Call after 6 p. m. Phonq 6-3373. \ FOR SALE—Dropped apples 2c per lb., Picked apples 4c per lb. at orchard, bring containers. R. M. Waddle, R. R. 1. (3p) USED Hoover sweeper in good condition, cheap. Phone 6-2551. (lw © NOTICE Oliver S. Baker, Cedarville, R. R. 2 fo r Light Trucking, 6-1023, "EXCELLENT’ OPPORTUNITY for sales and service. Cedarville and vicinity. I f interested write Motorists Mutual Insurance Com­ pany, 471 East Broad Street, Co­ lumbus, Ohio. (3w) FOR RENT—Safe and dry stor­ age room. Tel. 6-1124. (2w) ® WANTED WANT TO STOP SMOKING? 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) Division, APf) 704, San Francisco, California, care of Post Master, will take notice that on the 8th day of October. 1949, Louise P. Gi­ na? filed, her certain petition a- gainst him for d i yjo r c e on the grounds of gross neglect of duty before the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio,, said case be­ ing No. 26,124 on the docket of said _Court and will come on for hearing on or after the 19tn aay of November, 1949. OTTERBEIN CREAGER Attorney fo r Plaintiff Callahan Bldg. Dayton, Ohio (10-14-6t-ll-18) sewer committee. And the Mayor and the CWk o f the Village of Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Eliz- WANTED—Rides to W r i g h t Field, Area B. either shift, pre­ ferably 8 to 4130. Call 6-1922. ® Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Wilson Downs, De­ ceased. Notice is hereby given that Law­ rence T. Tpttle has been duly ap­ pointed as Administrator of the estate of Wilson Downs, deceased, late of Bath Township, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 14th day of October, 1949. WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio, By .Luella Howser Chief Deputy Clerk NOTICE ON FILING INVENTORY The State of Ohio, Greene Coun­ ty. Probate Court To Surviving Spou§g, if any; p§xt o f kin; beneficiaries under the will, if any; the attorney or attorneys, if known, representing any of the aforementioned persons, You are hereby notified that on the 17th day of October A, D. 1949, an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Kittie Gentner de­ ceased, late of Beavercreek Town­ ship ip said County, was filed in this Court, Said Inventory and Appraise? ment will be for hearing before this Court on the 7th day of No­ vember, 1949, at 1Q:00 o’clock, A. M. Any person desiring to file ex­ ceptions to said Inventory must file them at least five days prior to the day set for hearing. Given under my hand and seal of said Cqurt, this 17th day gf October 1949. WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER ’ * Probate Judge (SEAL) Luella Howser Deputy Clepk LEGAL NOTICE Virginia F, Hoover, wbos§ a(L dress is 227 Madison Street, Harris­ burg, Pennsylvania, will talm no­ tice that on the 8th day of Octo­ ber, 1949, Lester H. Hoover filed his certain petition against her for divorce on the grounds of gross neglect of duty before the Common Pleas Court o f Greene County, Ohio, said case being No. 26,123 on the docket gf said Court and will come on for hearing op or afte_r the 19th day of November, 1949. SCHARRER, ’ SCHARRER & HANAGHAN Attorneys fpr Plaintiff Gas & Electric Bldg, Dayton, Ohio (19-14?6t-ll?18) LEGAL NOTICE Edward William Ginao, whose address is- Japanese Air Material NOTICE OF APPOINMENT Estate of Ida M. Streit, De­ ceased. , * Notice is hereby given that Grace Q. Borton has been duly ap­ pointed as Administratrix of the estate of Ida M. Streit, deceased, late of Caesarcreek Township, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 8th day of October, 1949. . WILLIAM B. .McCALLISTER Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. ' (10-14-3t-10-28) By Luella Howser _______ Chief Deputy Clerk RESOLUTION~NO:T254 ~ A U T H O R I Z I N G THE PUR­ CHASE OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCT­ ING A SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT; THE SECURING OF AN EASEMENT FOR AN OUTFALL SEWER THEREFORE; AND A BILL OF SALE FOR BRIDGE, PIERS AND PRESENT SEWER AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH SAID OUTFALL SEWER AND THE DISMISSAL AND T E R M I N A ­ TION OF CLAIMS BETWEEN THE PARTIES AND THE DIS­ SOLUTION OF INJUNCTION. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF CEDARVILLE, STATE OF OHIO: THAT, WHEREAS, since 1929 the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, has disposed of its sewage through a Sluiceway and in the settling beds owned by the then Hagar Straw Board & Paper Company and now H. A. Tyson of London, Ohio, and, WHEREAS, the use thereof was by license only' and the said H. A. Tyson has heretofore terminated sajd license and that there is now pending litigation in damages and also injunction to enjoin the fur­ ther use of said manner of dis­ posal together with claims for re­ pairs of the sluiceway. AND, WHEREAS, the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, by its Council has determined its intention tQ ap­ propriate property sufficient to construct a sewage disposal plant and. an easement fo r an outfall sewer- and, WHEREAS the Sewer Commit­ tee of Council has negotiated with the said H. A. Tyson for the pur­ chase of sufficient real estate for the construction of the sewage dis? posal plant and the construction and operation.* of an outfall sewer together with the purchase of an iron bridge over Massie’s Creek and piers over draws that are now used for the sluiceway, and the sett.ement of all claims between the said Village and the said H. A. Tyson fop valuable considera­ tion and an agreement to carry the same into effect, which said Committee has reepnimended the acceptance of said settlement, deed, hill of sale, and grant o f easment. SECTION 1, Therefore, he it re? solved ‘ that the recommendations of said Sewer Committee of Coun­ cil be and, they are hereby accepted and the Village of Cedarville does hereby determine to accept from the said H. A. Tyson a deed for certain real estate more particul­ arly‘described in said recommenda­ tions of said committee; also a grant for easement for an outfall sewer through said plant; also a bill o f sale for -thg iron bridge a- cross Massie’s Creek and the ce­ ment piers opposite the Mill dam and to the site of the plant to­ gether with all present sewer lines constructed and used for a sewer ling, 'togethpr with Nhe conditions and' proyisiops as set forth in t!]e agreement sq recommended.by said Cedarville are hereby authorized abeth M. Geisler, aka Elisa M. to execute said agreement on he- ]Geisler, aka Eliza M. Geisler has half of the Village and to accept-been duly appointed as Executrix said deed, grant and bill of sale |of the estate of Charles E. Geisler, on behalf of the Village and the |deceased, late of Beavercreek Town- Clerk is authorized to record the ; ship, Greene County. Ohio, same with-the Recorder of Greene i Dated this 22nd day o f Septem- County, Ohio. ' |ber, 1949. SECTION 2. That' there be and j WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER hereby is authorized the expendi- j Judge of the Probate Court, Greene ture of the sum of $7,000.00 in!County, Ohio, payment for the foregoing, disTf Hy Hazel Chaffin iributed as follows: $50.00 for the 1 ___ __4______ Deputy^Glerk conveyance of the land fo r said I - — - sewage disposal plant; $900.00 fo r } the easement-for said outfall sew- ’ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT wv. u Estate of Kittie Gentner, De­ er; $50.66 for the release o f all Ice??e+- , , . ,, . claims for damages, injunction o r L No^9e ‘ f h£ efey K otherwise; and $6,000.00 for the |Franklm Clay Masters, has been conveyance of the bridge, Tilers, j aPP0111ted ns Executor o f the present sewer line and other per­ sonal property as set forth in said agreement. SECTION 3. That the same be paid as follows: $500.00 upon ex­ estate o f Kittle Gentner, deceased, l a t e o f Beavercreek Township, Greene County, Ohio. Dated this 28th day of Septem­ ber, 1949. s e t - f - r ? "'WdiI X L“ “ p ^ GcS ,lsa e $50.00 is to he for the conveyance ’ of the land on which the sewer L n 1110 disposal plant is to be constructed and the balance to be applied as Council may later determine. The balance. of said* purchase p r i c e shall he pavable out of First Mort­ gage Bonds to be issued upon the nlant to be ^constructed and shrj,<! By Luella Howser Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE Xenia Market vs. Robei-t K. and Bertha L. Shaw , - .. . , Robert K. Shaw and Bertha L ^>e. -I35ya^ e UP0T1 Uie issuance of jg]law -whose respective place oi said bonds as m said a -eem en t set idence is unknown and\vho has forth and there is hereby ?~mro-. deparle(, from tlie C0U)lly of tlieil pnated said sums from a fund a- jresidence with intent to delay or lismg from the sale o| said hirst def raU(j the creditors, or to avoid Mortgage Bonds or from any law --servjce of, summons, or to keep ful funds avaiUble of the \illagc themselves consented with like in- o f Cedarville, Ohio, and the irea- tentf will take Itotice that on Sep_ surer is hereby authorized to is­ sue his voucher for the down pay- tember 21, 1949, the undersigned filed its petition in the Court of ment and upon the issuance of th e ; c omnion p ieas jn Greene County, First „ Mortgage _Bond« aforesaid jOhio. The action is apponent and the balance of said sum shall b e ; account for merchandise sold. The set apart and be and hereby is ap- sprayer o f the petition is for judg- propnated for the above purpose for ^89.03 with interest at and™> °ther Purpose whatsoever. ' the rate o f 6 percent from the SECTION 4, That this resolu- :fjrsf dav o f Julv. 1949. tion shall become effective at the earliest period allowed h—law. Adopted this 3 day of October, 1949. Win. W. Ferguson Mayor ATTEST: P. J. McCorkell •Clerk. (10-14-2t-10-28) CLASIFIEDAOS FOR SALE FOR SALE—Lot 05x250 with 2 room cottage at 1308 Arnold Ave., Dayton- Price $2500. Contact owner Ernest Phillips at Duvall Hard­ ware, Cedarville, or call Cedarville 6-1584 after 6 p.m. (St) FOR SALE—A-C corn picker, HALL J. HILL FARM -SERVICE, PHONE 4-3691, Jamestown, Ohio. (2W-10-13- J&C-l 0-20) FOR SALE—used McCormick & Deering plows. HALL J. HILL FARM SERVICE, PHONE 4-3691, Jamestown, Ohio. (2w-10-13-J&C-10-20) FOR SALE—used A-C Disc. HALL J. HILL FARM SERVICE, PIIONE 4-3691, Jamestown Ohio. (2w-10-13-J&C-10-20) FOR SALE—Registered Duroc Boars. Call'Cedarville 6-4204. ( 3p) WANTED TO RENT—Garage for student’s car. John Snowden P. O. Box 446, Cedarville, 2p FOR SALE—Oil heating stove with 2 drums and 25 gal. oil, Phone 6-4254. F O R S A L E—22 Winchester Pump Rifle, shorts only, $10.00. Call 6-2351. ip- FOR SALE—year old hens 30c lb.; fries 35c. MRS. KOPPE, Phone 6-30.71. (3w) FOR SALE—Coal heating stove in good condition. L. S. Henderson. Phone 6-1251. FARMS FOR SALE AND FARM LOANS We have many good farms for sale on easy tei-ms. Also make farm loans at 4% interest for 15 years. No application fee and no appraisal fee. Write or Inquire McSavarjey & Co. London, O. Leon H. Kling, Mgr. o z THEATRE Fri. and Sat.. Oct. 21-22 Johnny- Wiasmuller - Myrna Dell “The Lost Tribe” Also Comedy and Sports Sun. and Mon., ‘ " Oct. '23-24 Bob,Hope - Lucille Ball a p *? \ _- “Sorrowful Jones?? Plus News and Cartoon Wed. and Thurs,, Oct. 26-27 James Maspn ? Barbara Bel Geddas “ C a u g h t ” Also News and MGM Special j fi t y f ly, . The defendants named above are required to answer on or before the 19th day of November, 1949. Xenia Market by Robert B. Brewer, Attorney for Plaintiff. (9-23-6t-10-28) ____________________ NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX . LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN Notice of Election on Referendum j MILL LIMITATION on Ordinances No. 250 and 251 j NOTICE is hereby given that in as Passed by Council in p illa g e ' pursuance of a Resolution of the Of Cedarville, Ohio 1Board o f Education o f the Cedar? Notice is hereby given that pur- !ville Township Greene County, suance of two petitions being filed Ohio, passed on the 21st day o f with the Board of Elections, Greene -June, 1949, there will be submitted County, Ohio*, asking for a refer- to a vote of the people of said Ce- endum on Ordinances Nos. 250 and darville Township at the NOVEM- 251 as passed' by the Council in ;BER ELECTION to be held in the the Village of Cedarville, Ohio, on ,Twp. of Cedarville, Ohio, at the July 5th, 1949, and that said ordi- :regular nlaee of voting therein, on nances will be submitted to th e , Tuesday, the 8O1 day of November, electors of said Village for a vote j 1949, the question o f levying a re- on Tuesday, November 8th, 1949, inewal of a tax in excess o f the at the regular voting places in- ten mill limitation for the benefit said Village. ;c f Cedarville Township School Ordinances No. 250 provides for District for the purpose of pro­ fixing number of regular meetings riding additional funds for cur- of Council and the compensation to :rent expenses at a rate not exeeed- be received by each, the hallo? to iing 3 mills for each one dollar of provide fo r a “Yes” or “No” vote, jvaluation, which amounts to Thir- Ordinances No. 251 provides fo r* ty cents for each one hundred dol- fixmg the salaries and bonds o f ia r s of valuation, for 1949-1950- certain officers n the Village of j1951-1952-1953. Cedarville, Ohio, The Polls for said Election will The Polls for said Election will !be open at 6:30 o’clock A M. and be open at 6:30 o’ clock A. M. and remain open until 6:3Q o’ clock P, M., (Eastern Standard Time), of said day, By order of the Board of Elec­ tions, of Greene Cqunty, Ohio, Wm. H. McGervey, Clerk Dated Sept. 17. 1949, (9-30-4t-lQ-21) remain open until 6:30 « clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time) of said day. By order of the Beard o f Elections, o f Greene County, Ohio, Wm, H. McGERVEY, Clerk Dated Sept, 17, 1949 (9-23-4t-lQ?14) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f Mattie D. Smith, De­ ceased,' Notice is hereby given that Geo. was 2831 Ewald Circle, Detroit 4, LEGAL NOTICE John F Tripp, whose present place of residence is unknown, and whose last known place o f address H. Smith, has been duly appointed;Michigan, is hereby notified that as Administrator of the estate of j Susie R, Tripp has filed a petition Mattie D. Smith, deceased, late of in the Common Pleas Court, Greene Spring Valley, Greene County, 1County, against him, the same be- Ohio, Dated this 30th day of Septeni- jjgj 1949 “WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. (10-7-3t-10-21J By Luella Howser • Chief Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate,, qf Charles E. Geisler, ing Cage. No. 26075. The prayer ol said petition is for a divorce on the grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty, and that said cause will come on fo r hearing on or after six full weeks from the date of the first publication hereof. Dan M. Aultnian Xenia, Ohio Attorney fo r Plaintiff (9-9?6t?10?14) B etter Buy Mese B etter Ric@ 3 lbs bag . r . 29c Milk Green Pasture T-ean 10c Coffee M(errit .... . lb. 42c Trf^et Armour’s 12 oz. can 39c Corned Beef Hash 16 oz. can ............. ...... 35c Peaches Belmonte No. 21/4 ca n __ 1... .......................25c Ffaisins Sunmaid 16 oz pkg. v ................. - __,___ _ .19c Hope Madfe Sausage lb. 39c T-Bone Steaks.......... lb. 60c HflRNER& HUSTON Silver Dust with Dish Towel Giant $ize . . . . . . 59c Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 3 cakes __—______________ 23c Catsup Belmonte 14 oz. B o ttle________________18c Peach Preserves 16 oz. Jar ..." ...........................19c Cheese Fishers 2 lb. Box 67c Mops___ ,____ 8 q z . each 39e . Brooms ............. . each 98c MEATS Boiling Beef ............. lh. 31c Ocean Perch - Fillets.. lb. 39c CEDARVILLE MARKET n