The Greene County Guardian, April 11, 1957

THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 11, 1957 CLASSIFIED A ds JOE’S CAR WASH Proprietor, Joseph E. Wilson Open from 8 a.m . to 2 p. m. and from 3:30 p. m. to 7 p. m. Leave your car on your way to work, pick it up on your way home. $1 .25 for black wall and $1. 50 white wall. S p e c i a l for customers who want their car washed each week or every other week, $1.00 for b l a c k wall and $1.25 for white wall. Closed Sunday. Phone OR 5-5981. Jamestown, Ohio. 2t-4/11-4/18. FOR SALE * - Pure-bred meat-type Hamp­ shire boars and gilts. Cedar Crest Farms. Archie Peterson, first farm south of Y e 11 o w Spr i ngs on US 68. Phone 7-7240. ■ WANTED - - Heavy hens for Easter market. Top prices paid for p o u l t r y . Robert Rhodes, S. Charleston, HO- bart 28291. 5 t-th -4/ ll. Wanted: Elderly lady to care for two ch i l dr en , ages 6 weeks and 9 years old and to make home there plus wa­ ges. Dial OR 5-8171. PIANO LESSONS Children and adults, exper­ ienced teacher, $1 a lesson. Phone OR 5-5401. lt-4/11 WANTED Garden plowing, Phone OR 5-9097. Legal Notice Lewis A. Ma s s i e , whose place of residence is unknown and whose last known place of residence was 49 Trum­ bull S t r e e t , Xenia, Ohio, will take notice that on the 21st day of March, 1957 the undersigned filed her petition against him in the Court of Common Pleas of Greene County, Ohio praying for a d i v o r c e and relief on the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Said cause will be for hear­ ing six weeks after the date of this first publication, ss Agnes G. Massie, by Robert B. Brewer Attorney at Law Xenia. Ohio $34,700 Goes To Fund for Foreign Study The Fund for the Advance­ ment of E d u c a t i o n is an­ nouncing a three-year grant for $34, 700 to Antioch Col­ lege for its Antioch Educa­ tion Abroad program which b eg i ns next fall, President Samuel B. Gould said today. The g r a n t will be used to s upp l eme n t the college's budget for its e d u c a t i o n abroad program during the three e x p e r i me n t a l years with the belief that the pro­ gram will be self-supporting at the end of that time. Some portion of the grant will go for scholarship funds with the understanding that the college's general scholar­ ship funds will be available to students abroad on equal terms with students in resi­ dence. Common Pleas Court, Greene County, Ohio Olan J. Hilderbrandt vs. Joan E. Hilderbrandt Case No. 30916 Joan E. Hilderbrandt, whose place of residence is RFD #2, Box 6, Columbia, 3. C ., will take notice that on the 4th day of April, 1957, the un­ dersigned filed his petition against her in the Court of C omm o n P l e a s , Greene County, Ohio, praying for a divorce, custody of children and o t h e r r e l i e f on the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Said cause will be for hear­ ing six weeks after first date of publication. Olan J. Hilderbrandt, plaintiff Shaw and Cox, Attorneys for plaintiff Case No. 30927 Clarence Norman vs. Jessie Mae Norman Jessie Mae Norman, whose place ofresidence is 91 Veret st., Brooklyn, N. Y ., will take notice that on March 19, 1957, the undersigned filed his petition against her in the court of Common Pleas of G r e e n e County, Ohio, praying for a divorce and re­ lief on the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Said cause will be for hear­ ing on and after the 2nd day of May, 1957. . s. Clarence Norman Robert K. Shobcraft 405 E. Main st. Attorney for the plaintiff. The Jamestown First Baptist Chu r c h Missionary Society will hold its monthly meet­ ing Tuesday, April 16, at the home of Mrs. Roy Heading. NORTH GREENEVIEW SCHOOL NEWS The Junior High completed its a n n u a l magazine drive md wishes to thank all the people who saved subscrip­ tions for them this year. To supply competition the con­ test was divided among the four Junior High home rooms. Mrs.Douglas's seventh grade won and Mrs. Wi l b u r n ' s eighth grade came in second. As for i n d i v i d.u al prizes, Jeff Powers won first place fo r the second consecutive year and r e c e i v e d a wrist watch for his efforts. Gene Bradds was second and was awarded a flash camera out­ fit. Keith Cavendar was given a h a n d bag' f or coming in third. In addition to the top three winners five additional high salesmen will be entitled to a trip during which they will Cedarville Area Visitors Mr. andMrs. H. K. Stormont, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stormont and son, Mr. and Mrs. Will­ iam Stormont and children, Edd i e McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaylor (Honey Lou Stormont) attended the ice review, "Springtime On Ice, " Saturday night at Ho­ bart Ar e n a in T r o y . Mr. R i c h a r d Stormont, who is senior member of the Troy s k a t i n g club, appeared in “three numbers. Jack Lillich Back Jack Lillich returned Sunday to MiamiUniversity, Oxford, where he is a freshman, after spending his Spring vacation with his p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lillich and fam­ ily. visit and nave explained to them points of interest in our county seat. There were sev­ eral ten dollar salesmen who received candy bars during the campaign. This contest was sponsored by the Educa­ tional Reader Service Cor­ poration of Des Moines, Iowa. The eighth graders are stu­ dying hard to prepare for the 8th grade tests which are to be given April J.2. The J un i o r High baseball and track teams are getting in shape for their respective schedules. This year for the first time tne J un i o r High will have a baseball league. Trophies will be awarded to the first and s e c o n d place winners of the league. The J un i o r High County Track Meet (initiated last year at Greeneview S o u t h ) will be held again this year (tenta­ tive plans are for May 17 at Wilbcrforce). T r oph i e s for the first and s e c o n d place teams as well as individual r i b b o n s f or t h e first five places will be awarded The Greeneview Girls' Ath­ letic Association, under the d i r e c t i o n of Mrs. Howard Swaim, will present its an­ nual Easter Program Friday at 2 p. m. in South School auditorium. Parents and the public are i n v i t e d if they wish to attend. A soil and water conserva­ tion poster contest for fifth and s i x t h g r a d e r s of all G r e e n e County and Xenia City schools is being spon­ sored for the second consec­ utive y e a r by t h e county Garden Clubs in cooperation with the Greene County Soil Conservation District. NOW IS THE TIME DON'T WAIT TRUE-VAC Safe andSure, Modified Live Virus Vaccine with the Safety Serum Balancer for the Preventior of Hog Chdera SEE US FOR YOUR ANIMAL NEEDS. Heifiter's Pharmacy Jamestown Ph. Or. 5-4371 Gibbs Hdwe. See Our Bargain Table A ll Items 1/2 P ita ROOTAWAY MAN'S CONTRIBUTION TO MAN Prevents and Relieves Plugged Sewers and Drains Be Happy--Stay Happy with R O O T A W A Y Attention Farmers Contracting For Sweet Coin Acreage Phone J amestown OR 5-7891 or Wilmington 5201 Collect lamestown Canning Co, C.T. Vandervort Jamestown Bargain Days THIS SPECIAL RETURNED BY POPULAR DEMAND 16 ounce, choice Porterhouse Steak Dinner 50-50 Dance A50-50 dance will be held at Greeneview North, Apri] 16, 19 5 7, sponsored by thej Greeneview P, T . O. Music] will be proviced by the-Butch1 Brock O r c h e s t r a with Roy: Com caUing. Rootaway Regular Our Amount Price SPECIAL 3 -Pound $2. 50 $2.00 6-Pound $4.75 $4.00 12-Pound $8.25 $7. 00 The Adams Thuma Co. JAMESTOWN PH. OR 5-9631 Two vegetables and salad. While they last . . . ONLY $ 2 0 0 Curley's fine Food Open 'til nine Jamestown \ l / \U LOK A t Expense / We Pay i i the cost of ONE HAIRCUT OR SHAMPOO AND HAIR SET FOR WOMEN at the Jamestown shop of your choice for each yearly subscription j bought April 12 or 13 j the Guardian