The Greene County Guardian, December 27, 1956

Jamestown, Ohio, December 27, 1956 $ 7 ‘ 1 o l i U o The GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN u c um h v i l l E. OHIO Page Three Servicemen.,. COMPLETES TRAINING - - Army Pvt. Ro n a l d L. Cum­ m i n g s , son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Cummings, Jamestown, Rou t e 1, has completed his basic training as a tanker at Ft. Hood, T e x ., and has been a s s i g n e d as a clerk in the personnel section there. He and his wife, Babbara, live in their trailer home at Killeen, T e x ., near the army post. Pvt. J a m e s Wr i g h t of the U. S. Marine Corps recently returned to Camp. 29 Palms, C a lif., after spending a two- week leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wr i gh t , near Jamestown. Wright had been stationed at Camp Pen­ dleton for the past four weeks. He plans to go o v e r s e a s the first of the year. A family dinner was held at the Wr i g h t h om e Sunday, Dec. 9 in honor of the marine P r e s e n t were Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wr i g h t and son, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ehrman and sons, Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and daughter, Mr. and Mr s . Ke nn e t h Wr i g h t and Kenny and Kaye, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tyree, all of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright, Lin­ da and Danny of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leath and sons of J a m e s t o w n ; Mr s . Richard Cox and son, and Mr. and Mrs. C r awf o r d Coy of Zimmerman. JamestownOK’s Lighting Deal Jamestown council members Monday night renewed a five- year rate c o n t r a c t with the Dayton Power & Light Com pany for municipal lighting. The agreement, in form of an ordinance, is identical with the one that expires at the end, f of this year with one excep­ tion --a five d o l l a r monthly increase in the cost of power -for the big boulevard lights, wh i c h b r i n g the v i l l a g e monthly lighting bill to $228 33 for the next five years. BLEAK YULE BRIGHTENED What wou l d have b e e n a b l e a k Christmas has bright­ ened for one Jamestown fam­ ily - - thanks to the Air Force and c i v i l i a n em p loy es at Wright-Patterson AFB. T/Sgt. V. N. Markely, the non-commissioned officer in charge of the Jamestown radar site, said, that a family here hit by sickness and hospitali-' zation bills is being aided by the Air F o r c e ' s Adop t -A- Family plan. Funds to sponsor this Merry Christmas were raised among the personnel of the radar site with an assist from members of the Flight and All-Weather T e s t i n g s e c t i o n at the air base. Sgt. M a r k l e y said that the J a m e s t o w n family is now assured of a warmer holiday because the airmen are going to d e l i v e r a turkey with all the trimmings, a Christmas tree with decorations, candy, clothing and toys for the child -| ren,___________ ____ Bowersville e «• * Mrs. Pearl Crousier entered J Mrs. Eva Beal was hostess to The Greene Memorial Hospi- the P a i n t e r s v i l l e WCTU, tal Dec. 19. . .A lice Williams ' We d n e s d a y Dec. 12. She spent S u n d a y with Miss Iva Adams.. . Mr. John Boothby is confined to his home by ill­ ness. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ned Talbott of Sabina spent Tuesday night served a turkey dinner and a business meeting was held in the afternoon. They then had a gift exchange.. . The Happy Hus t l e r s of the Paintersville Methodist Church met at the with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison home of Mrs. Howard Picker- Smith and We dn e s d a y with ing, Wednesday evening... Mrs. Susie Hollingsworth...- The Paintersville Commun-, Mrs. Faye Hall of Sabina vi- ity Christmas p a r t y is to be m e m b e r s of the Home and School League of Bowersville have b e e n selling Christmas t r e e s . They have s e v e r a l left. . .Mr . and Mrs. G l e n n Babb and children, Hussy Pike, s p e n t Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lane of Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. I r v i n e Shaw spent Sunday afternoon with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gale S h aw of Lynchburg.. . Miss Cline, Mr. Glass Married Miss Dorothy Cline, 19 Ver­ ity S t . , Jamestown and Mr. W. Earl Glass, Route 1, James t own , were married at 2:30 Sunday, Dec. 16, at the home of Elmo B. Higham, minister of the Pleasant View Church of Ch r i s t , who officiated at Wilmington, the ceremony. The bride wore a navy blue suit with navy and white a c­ cessories. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Childers of Middleton. Mrs. Glass was formerly em ployed at Carr's Cut Rate Store j in Jamestown and Mr. Gl a s s is engaged in farming. The couple will make their home on the Middle-Jeffer- sonville Pike, Teacher Tumbled Herb Powell, English teach­ er atCedarville High School, figured he had the right of way in the s c h o o l corridor But he stepped aside to let a small boy through, slipped, wound up wi t h a c r a c k e d b o n e in his right f oo t . It's c r u t c h e s and c a s t s f or a while, the doctors say. sited with Mr. and Mrs. John Boothby Sunday afternoon... Mr. and Mrs. Frances R. Reed, minister of the Bowe r s v i l l e Church of Christ, left Christ­ mas Eve for F 1o r i d a to Visit Mrs. Reed's parents.. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason and family have moved from the G e o r g e Dabb farm to a farm near Washington C. H . . . Mr. and Mrs. John G u t h r i e and family had their family Christmas d i nn e r Sunday at the home of Mrs. Iva Guthrie of X en ia .. . Family Christmas dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wolary near W i l m in g ton and those p r e s e n t were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wolary, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pickering, and Mr. and Mrs. Birch P e a r s o n of near Pai nt ersvi l l e; Mr. and Mrs. R i c h a r d Butts and daughter Emily Jane of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henderson of Xenia and Mr. and Mrs. Jun­ ior Kirk and sons, Roger and D o n n i e of near Xenia; Mr. field S a t u r d a y , Dec. 2 2 . . . Thursday night the Home and School League of Bowersville will have their annual Christ­ mas p a r t y at Jefferson High School Auditorium ‘at 8 : 00 . . . Mrs. Lowell Miller entertained| the mothers of the pupils of her second g r a d e , Monday, in'her classroom . . . S e v e r a l and Mrs. Fred Woolery; and Mr. and Mrs. Guy C l ark ofJsage of white orchids Mr. and Mrs. Marion Swear- ingin, and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul J o h n s o n and children of J a m e s t o w n . . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shumaker and da ugh ter had as guests, Sunday, Mr. Shu­ maker's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shu­ maker, New Jasper.. . Miss Jacobs Bride of J. Townsley Miss M i l l i c e n t Jacobs of Dayton became the bride of John Robert Townsley Friday in a double-ring c e r e m o n y at the Jacobs home in Dayton. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jacobs and the g r o om is t hasonof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Townsley of Cedarville. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. James Westhaser. The bride wore a gown of pow­ der blue lace and wore a cor- PILLSBURY’S Best Feeds try the; new Maxi-Meal NewJasptt Elenafot Phone 2-3696 50 lb. Bag of Irish Potatoes Open New Y ea r ’ s from 8 a.m. until noon. ONLY $ l 19 Hilltop Cedarville Phone 6-2151 N\ Following a reception, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip to Chicago. The groom is an instructor - c o a c h at Farmersville High school and Mrs. Townsley is a junior at Ohio State univer­ sity. 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