The Cedarville Herald, Volume 73, Numbers 27-50

'-XT' -8S55 *p m l i Friday, Sept. 22, 1950 The Cedarville, 0 . Herald StoverHerd b Topfor August A group of 12 Holsteins owned by John D. Stover, Cedarville, R. R. 1, led herds in the Greene county dairy service units produc­ tion testing program during the ■glJo5l" month o f August, according t o ‘ low Springs 7717. o f duty. Said cause o f action will file them at least five days prior 8 , diameter vitrified clay, sani- on the following describee; lots and the same rate as shall be bom byceed ings therefor and the dam- ! .._ ~ . _ T. _..______ ... _ __ J_ 11..- -1— _ . 1 J! ___ tiA n V in n* I t s i'v SOlUOn K w . ___ ___* . J*_11__. . . • I aw 1 a v » !l .11 1 . 1 J{ _.1 1 mm J m *I L _ 1___ J ' 1 . 1. . .1 - __ __l* . f h ______ ______ 1 _ 1 m . J come on fo r hearing on or after , to the day set for hearing. |tary sewer line, running as follows: ARE you a-fnoted witn rupture., November 20th, 1930. f .Given under*my hand and seal; Beginning at a proposed sani- Many are greatly benefited by] having a truss, properly fitted. N. W. Prowant with The James Drug Company has had an extended ex­ perience in fitting trusses. Give him a try." 4-p SHOTJP AND HAGLER [ of said Court, this 14th day of Attorneys fo r Plaintiff September, 1950. * WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER Probate Judge Luella Howser FOR SALE—Duo-Therm oil 53,- 000 BTU space heater. Paul Dob­ bins, Phone 6-3024, FOR SALE—Childs bed and mattress. Clara Morton, Phone (1-tp) NOTICE ON FILING INVENTORY The State o f Ohio, Greene County. „ Probate Court To Marion S. Schneider, R . F. D. No. 8, Box 390, Dayton, Ohio; W. Raymond ’Schneider, 124 Lake St., Xenia, Ohio; Marjorie J. Huff­ man, R. F. D. No. 8, 325A, Day tary sewer designated No. 26-S, lands, to-wit, all lots apd lands the bonds'to he issued in antic l-’ ages awarded any owner o f ad- bounded and abutting upon, the pro- j pation of .the collection thereof;. joining lands and interest there- posed infprovement, which! said lots nut and Center Streets, afid ex ­ tending West on Center Street for .. j a 'distance of 145' to a proposed Deputy Clerk sanitary sewer manhole designated -------------" rrzr.rzx net -^T° ‘ 26' 9> Seated at the intersec- RESOLUTION NO. 26 tion of Center Street and the first Declaring It Necessary To Improve alley West of Walnut gtreet> whlch Portions o f Numerous Streets 1 is the terminus of this line_ ^ T h f ^ t J i o n t T c o J u , Sewer Extension N o , 22 3 - * T' - ■ ls Pioposed to construct an located at the intersection of Wal- and lands are hereby determined to the monthly report of Testing! We buy OAK and POPLAR W. Schneider, 730 Lee Avenue, Improvement.’ Supervisor Glenn Charles. |timbei*. Willis Lumber Co., Wash-; Dayton, Ohio; and John D. Schnei H. ton, Ohio; Carlyle 6 . Schneider,1tion o f Sanitary Sewers and De- ..... j . * sewer line, running as follows: Be it"resolved by the council o f ’ ®eginninS at a proposed saiii- e Village at Cedarville, State of j ^ l ;. / o „U elect- t, located, at the intersec­ tion of Center S t, and the first ! der, R. F. D. No. 8, Box 390, Day- The Stover Holsteins have been ’ ington C consistently high in the county! prpgram in recent months. The' SHOEMAKER. Good herd was first in the local tests; ity fo r conscientious, all-around ■ during July. In August, with one man in Toledo’s reputable, o l d - 19- qj an i Ry€ntory and Appraise- to improve portions of the streets! mentioned allev foi^ a distanem of cow dry, the herd produced an ' established shoe repair store, ment o f thfi estatc o f Mabel L. 1hereinafter named in the Village 250' to a propose?^sanSw sewer - V mm . v._i ^ T>. . a _-V—---*11 a — a Lw a ovf’ATI— I . _i . .. J [ton, Ohio. opportun- j you are hereby notified that on i the 19th day o f September A. D. th ----- , . Ohio, (3-4ths o f all members elect­ ed thereto concurring): SECTION 1. That it is necessary alley West of Walnut Street and extending North on the afore- GLASSIFiEOAOS iKennedy Shoe Repair, 608 Adams St., Toledo, O ! FOR SALE—Kalamazoo coal or CARD OF THANK*} ! ^®°J ^ n g e Good condition. Hav- ^ We wish to take this opportun- old Cooley’ Phone 6*410°- . (3^> ity to thank the Cedarville Herald fo r the publicity given us fo r our t last revival. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE was filed in this Court. sewers, to-wit: [ Said Inventory and Appraise-jSantiary Sewer Extension No. 20^ 1ment will he fo r hearing before! It is proposed to construct an 8” this Court on the 9th day o f Oc- diameter vitrified clay sanitary tober, 1930, at 10:00 o’clock, A. M. ‘ sewer line, running as follows: Any person desiring to file ox-j Beginning at a sanitary sewer NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ceptions to said Inventory must j manhole designated No. 26-1, lo- Estate o f Jonathan W. Hanes file thero at least five days prior jeated at the intersection of North ‘ Deceased. * ’ to the day set fo r hearing. [and Walnut Streets and extend- Notice is herehv eiven that N e t-1 Given under my hand and seal ing-North on Walnut Street for a POR SALE—Shropshire ^ ~ ling rams; purebred. John Davis, f Admimstratnx of the estate of Phone 6-3425. (2-p) J° n*than W. Hanes, deceased, late o f Beavercreek Township, Greene CARPENTER—and cement work County, Ohio. I wanted; also cabinet work. Her- Dated this 8th day of Septem- _______ hert G. IVilliams, Phone 6-2483. her, 1Do0. i v n T ir 'v a v ti , , "lyn (4-w) WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER . t v v w v t a i ?v Judge of the Probate Court, Greene . 1^ Jt 1 MALE HELP WANTED — We County, Ohio. The State o f Ohio, Greene County, establish you in business on our ’ g y Luella Howser ! Probate Court capital. No investment or experi- Chief Demitv CWV To Mona Fae O’Hara, R. R. 8, ence necessary to start. W r i t e ----------- P y e Dayton, Ohio, WINONA MONUMENT CO., Box LEGAL NOTICE i You are hereby notified that on 565 Winona, Minnesota. George II. Curley, whose place the 14tii day o f September A. D. September, 1930. WILLIAM B. McCALLISTER Probate Judge Luella Howser Deputy Clerk FOR SALE— Used bath room sanitary sewer manhole designated No. 26-3; thence, continuing North on Walnut Street for a distance o f 330' to a proposed sanitary sewer manhole designated No. 26- 4; thence continuing North on Wal­ nut Street for a distance of 195' to a proposed sanitary sewer man­ hole designated No. 26-5; thence continuing North on Walnut Street fo r a distance o f 200' to a pro­ posed sanitary sewer manhole de­ signated No. 26-6; thence, continu­ ing North on Walnut Street for of residence is unknown, will take 19o0, an Inventory and Appraise-1 a distance of 250 to a proposed notice that on September 19th, raent o f the estate of Jonathan W. ■sanitary sewer manhole designated outfit. *F. O. & F. E. Harper, Plumb- yjary l . Curley, a minor, bv Hane.-, deceased, late of Township No. 26-7; thence, continuing North mg. Jamestown, Ohio. John E. Osborne, her next friend, o f Biaverereek in said County, was on Walnut Street for a distance of Magazines houp-’n1- md sold COT” f>eld a certain cause of action in thN Court. 1260' to a proposed sanitary sewer BEAN’ S Ouu Cozv Theater Co- divorce against said George H. Said Inventory and Appraise- manhole designated No. 26-8, lo- darville T ‘ y ’ Curley, before the Common Pleas went will be for hearing before cated at the intersection- of Wal- Court of Greene County, Ohio, be- Four: on tlie 2nd day o f O c-1nut and Center Streets, which is FOR SALE—Real Estate Mer- ing Civil Cause No. 26659, on the I9-"’ 0, at 10:00 o'clock, A. M .' the terminus of this line, cer and Eeiuoad. Decontrolled docket of said Court, and b ang Any ni-rsor. desiring to file ex- Sanitary Sewer Extension No. 21 three apartment house. Phone Yel- on the grounds o f gross neglect ceptions to said^ Inventory must be specially benefited byifsaid im­ provement; and the cost/ of said improvement shall include the ex­ pense of the preliminary £nd other surveys^ and of printing and pub­ lishing the notices, resolutions and ordinances required and 'the serv­ ing of said notices and the cost of engineering, legal service?, and ex­ penses, and the cost of construc­ tion together with interest on the notes and bonds issued in antici­ pation of the collection of \deferred assessments and all other neces­ sary expenditures. u SECTION 5r That thh( assess­ ments to be levied shalT'be paid in ten annual installments with interest on deferred payments at provided that the owner o f any on and the cost and expense o f property assessed may, at his op- any such award shall be paid nut tion; pay such assessment in cash o f any lawful funds available or within thirty days after the pass-, by the issuance of bonds in the ing, of the assessing ordinance. J manner provided- by law. 'SECTION 6. That bonds o f the' SECTION 8. That Resolution' Village of Cedarville, Ohio, shall No. 258 and all ordinances and res- be issued in anticipation o f the." Motions or parts of ordinances or collection of assessments by in-;resolutions in conflict herewith are stallments and in an amount eqpal^ hereby repealed, thereto, and notes of said Village! SECTION 9. This resolution' shall be issued m anticipation o f ; shall take effect and be in force the issue o f such bonds. ! from and after the earliest period SECTION 7. That the remainder sallowed by law. "" of the entire cost of said improve-* Passed this 18th day of Septem- ment not specially assessed, In-;ber, 1950. eluding the cost of intersections,! A. R. Frame together with the cost of any real| Mayor of the Village estate or interest therein purchased!. of Cedarville or appropriated, and the cost and/Attest: expense of any appropriation pro- P. J. McCorkell, Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICE # New Restrictions on Gas House Heating Effective September 12, 1950 The Seventh Supplemental Emergency Order issued on the above date by ThePublicUtility Commissionof Ohiodrastically reduces the numberof addi­ tional gas space heating approvals which can be granted by the Company . Applications Must Be Filed for Gas House Heating Change in regulations affecting use of additional ga s for space heating authorized by The Public Utilities Commission in the in­ terest of the health, safety and welfare of the people o f Ohio. Home owners and tenants, builders, heat­ ing contractors and gas space heating appliance dealers should become familiar with the provisions o f the Emergency Gas Limitation Order, which became effective September 16, 1947, and Supplemental Emergency Orders and the reasons for their adoption (the last Supplemental Or­ der issued September 12, 1950}. Regu­ lations o f The Public Utilities Commission o f Ohio are not optional but mandatory. Under the Commission's latest rules, additional gas space heating approvals which can be made by the Company have been drastically curtailed. Only a very limited number o f applications can be approved until further notice. Appli­ cations for authorization to use gas for space heating purposes must be filed with the Company for future action. Temporary Gas Emergency Results From Shortage of Transfer fallen Fccilities There is plenty o f natural gas for future use. New discoveries o f gas supplies hove brought known reserve supplies to more than 160 trillion cubic feet. Exploration and new drilling are unearthing addi­ tional large reservoirs o f gas every year. The problem is transportation and under­ ground storage facilities. The huge re­ serve supplies o f natural gas are in Texas and the Southwest. The difficulty is in bringing the needed gas to this area and staring underground. Pipe line companies that deliver natural gas from the South­ west to our supplier have not been able to build transmission facilities fast enough to meetthe grecdly Increased demand for natural gas service. A M i l b i a l G as For Space Heating Far Hew Residences k; We are permitted to authorize the use o f additional gas for space heating purposes in newly constructed residences and an equal number o f conversions from other fuels under the provisions o f the Emer­ gency Orders issued by The Public Utili­ ties Commission. Conversions From Other Fuels to G as Under the provisions o f the Commission’s Emergency Orders, The Dayton Power and Light Company Is prohibited from granting approvals for the use o f addi­ tional gas fuel for space healing purposes which replaces other fuels or for any additional space heating In existing struc­ tures whether it is a gas furnace, gas boiler, gas floor furnace, gas conversion burner, gas fired unit heater, or any other space heating equipment using gas fuel in excess o f those granted in writing by the Company for newly constructed resi­ dences. How to Make Applications Applications for new or additional space heating with natural gas will be received in person, or by telephone in all The Dayton Power and Light Company offices during regular office hours. Application for heating new homes must be made by the owner or builder. 'Public Notice W ill Be Given of Any Change la Regulations When gas transmission and storage facili­ ties responsible for these restrictions have been improved to the point where The Public Utilities Commission authorizes a change in the regulations, ample public notice win be given by the Company. Applications already approved are good for a limited time only. If not used, at the end o f six months a new applica­ tion must be filed. Conditions governing the intersection of the aforementioned alley and the first alley North of Center Street; thence, extending West on the last mentioned alley for a distance of 200' to a proposed sanitary sewer manhole designated No. 26-9-B, lo- cated at the intersection* q f the last mentioned alley and Clifton Pike, which 'is the terminus "of this line. Sanitary Sewer Extension No. 23 It ^ is proposed to construct an S-' diameter vitrified clay sanitary j sewer line, running as follows: Beginning at a proposed sani­ tary sewer manhole designated No. 26-9, located at the intersection of Center Street and the first alley West of Walnut Street, and extending South on the aforemen­ tioned alley fo r a distance of 120' to a proposed sanitary sewer man­ hole designated No. 26-9-C, which is the terminus of this line. Sanitary SeAver Extension No. 24 It is proposed •to construct an 8" diameter vitrified clay sanitary sewer line, running as follows: Beginning at a proposed sanitary sewer manhole designated No. 26-S, located at the Intersection of Cen- j ter and Walnut Streets and extend-1 ing East on Center Street for a ■ for a distance of 155' to a It is proposed to construct an Proposed sanitary sewer manhole: -------------------------------------------------- designated No. 26-10, located at* the intersection of Center Street and the first alley East of Walnut Street; thence, continuing East on Center Street for a distance of 225' j to a proposed sanitary sewer man-1 hole designated No. 26-11, which is the terminus of this line. j Sanitary SeAver Extension No. 251 It’ is proposed to construct an 8" diameter vitrified clay sanitary sewer' line running as folloAvs: Beginning at a proposed sani-j tary seAver manhole, designated! No. 26-10 located at the intersec-j tion of Center .Street and the first ; alley East of Walnut St.,.and ex- j tending North on the aforemen-, tioxied alley fo r a distance o f 140-1 to a proposed sanitary sewer man- j hole designated No. 26-10A which] is the terminus of this line. J The foregoing to be designated! “ 1950 Sewer Extension Improve-! ment.” SECTION 2. That it is hereby determined that the portions of said streets above set forth are so situated in relation to each other that in order to complete the im­ provement thereof in the most practical and economical manner same should he improved at the ®nmo uime, wii.ii tx.^ _.vxi..c .kinu u- | materials and in the same manner; and shall be treated as a single improvement. And that the grade of said streets as improved shall be as shown by the engineer’s plans and profiles wliich are made, a part hereof. SECTION 3. That the plans, specifications, estimates and pro­ files of the proposed improvement, heretofore prepared by the engi­ neer’, and now on file in the office of the Clerk of Council, be and the same are herebyapproved. SECTION 4. That the Avhole cost of said improvement less 1-50; and the cost of intersections, shall be assessed by the front footage up- 'tsm fh'e amount o f gas in the mains going past your property mfay change at any time. IMPORTANT: Restrictions on the use of additional gas for space heating are mandatory, subject to permissive orders o f The Public Utilities Commission o f Ohio. We may be required to discontinue all gas service to violators who refuse to disconnect gas space heating equipment being used in violation o f Commission’s regulations. Under Ho Circumstances Should any Customer, Heating Contractor, Plumber, Builder, or Dealer Connect any Gas Space Heating Equipment Where Approval Has Hot Seen Granted by The Company ~ in Writing, The reason is obvious: Anyone Avho con­ nects gas space heating equipment to the Company's gas system and uses gas for space heating without proper authoriza­ tion and in violation of Commission regu­ lations Is liable to the complete discon­ nection of his gas service. c G as e ©7 Cooking, Wester Keeping* etc,, Hot Attested The Public Utilities Commission’s Orders on gas for space heating in no way af­ fects the use of gas for cooking, water heating, and other common household uses. Appliances used for these purposes do not add appreciably to the require­ ments for gas on peak days. One of the purposes o f the restrictions on use of gas feu space heating is to protect the service to those veho depend on gas for general household purposes. Domestic gas cus­ tomers may continue to purchase and Install any gas-fired household appliance other then space heaters without the Company's approval. THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Farm Grain Tile Ditching Trenching Service RUSS COTTER P. O. Box 748 Phone''3-6810 Springfield, Ohio FARMS FOR SALE AND FARM LOANS We have many good farms for sale on easy terms. Also make farm loans at 4% interest for 15 years. No application fee ar.u no appraisal fee. ^ Write or Inquire McSavaney & Co. London, O. Leon H. Kling, Mgr. POTATOES A. 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