The Greene County Guardian, May 9, 1957

THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN May 9, 1957 Mrs. Effie Mae Smith QaimecfSun lay at 80 A s e r i o u s illness of three we e k s ended in death Sun­ day for Mrs. Effie Mae Smith atherhome, 274 Xenia Ave­ nue, Cedarville. She was 80. Mrs. Smith, the wife of An­ derson A. Smith, was born in Pike County and- had been a resident of C e d a r v i l l e 20 years. She was a member of the Christian Church at Har­ mon, Ohio. In addition to her husband, she is survived by five child­ ren, Hobart and Ernest Smith of Cedarville, Ava Smith of Mt. S t e r l i n g , Mrs. Leo Powe l l of Wilmington and Mrs. Howard Beathardof Lon-. tlor.l a sister, Mrs. Nora John­ son of Ogden, 111, , three half-brothers and a half-sis- burial in Cedarville's North Cemetery. Mrs. McDonald Claimed at 85 Mrs. Emma Gordon McDon­ ald, ill since December, died at 7 a.m. Wednesday in her Adams street home in James­ town. She was 85 and had lived the past year with her daughter and son, Mrs. Ruth Humston and Ralph McDon­ ald. Mrs. McDonald was a mem­ ber of the Church of Christ in Xenia. Other survivors are a second daughter, Mrs. Mary Sargent of G1a d s t o n e, six grandchildren and 12 great - ter, 14 grandchildren and 14 grandchildren. Funeral ser- great-grandchildren. vices will be at 2 p. m. Fri- Funeral services were Wed- day in the Power s Funeral desday at the McMillan Fun- Home, Jamestown, with bur- eralHome in Cedarville with ial in Grape Grove Cemetery. m e m b e r s MOTHER n t f z h M et Y ou rF -R -E -EC arna t io for Mother's Da^ To Be Given Away Saturday, May 11 GIBBS HDWE. ,Cedarville Umber Co. V Lumber and Building Materials • Cedarville hone tcf G-1331 Fitz water Death Comes After Illness Death came T h u r s d a y to Walter F i t z w a t e r , 79, at 7:20 p. m. ia Springfield City Hospital. He had been ser­ iously ill for three months. The former Cedarville re- sident was born May 17, 1877, at Lovelace, O. He was a G r e e n e County farmer for many years before moving to Springfield five years ago. He was a m e m b e r of the Springfield Lutheran Church. Surviving are t h r e e sons, James E. of Chicago, Ralph L. of Springfield, and Robert ments for the work shop show. Kay Dean, a guest, was the judge. Present were Mrs. William Ewing, Mrs. Robert Fudge, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. Max Heifner, Mrs. Ted Heil, Mrs. F r a n k Jones, Mrs. Norman Linton, Mrs. Boyce Moore, Mrs. Harold Pickering, Mrs. John Queses, Mrs. Roger Rit- enour, Mrs. Emerson Ward, Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mrs. Del­ bert Fowler and Mrs. Dennis. Mrs. Dennis’Is Club Hostess Mrs. Paul Dennis was hostess May 6 to the Verde-Ja Gar­ den Club. Memb e r s were asked to bring flower arrange- E. of Ur b a n a; two sisters, Mrs. Wallace Lewis and Mrs. Carl Shurts, both of Love­ lace, and 11 grandchildren. His wife p r e c e d e d him in death. S e r v i c e s were conducted S a t u r d a y at the Littleton with the Rev. Raymond Gar- |NO MORE RUST-STAIN rett officiating. Burial was in Ferncliffe Cemetery. SUBSCRIBE TO "THE GUARDIAN" 1st Graders Register Bowersville Jefferson wi l l have at least 33 in the first g r a d e next year--probably more. That number was reg­ istered Monday. Supt. Hugh H. Haines said more registra­ tions are expected. BRYAN’S TV Service 69 E. Xenia St. Dial OR 5-7144 S T J f \ s ' d a il y h og p o o l " I ■ LAMB POOL IN SEASON ■ / -Fat Cattle Market .Breeding Cattle on Hand ^ l .Breeding Ewes PRODUCERS WITH SOFT LINDSAY WATER BUY or RENT from $188 .50 from $2.75mo 1 1 | STOCKYARDS 1 \ SOUTH CHARLESTON HO-2-8392 HI Ben and Bud Knecht Aero - LindsaySoftwater Jamestown OR 5-5911 You don't have to be rich to enjoy fine-car luxury. The new kind of Ford is America's lowest-priced* big car. . . yet it offers the beauty, V-8 GO and luxury ride of cars costing far more! If you love big-car performance you’ll love our ’57 Ford. If you love thrift you’ll love our '57 Ford. No car ever before has offered such perfect blending of big-car luxury and small-car price. Once you take the wheel, you’ll discover how the “Inner Ford” gives you the land of ride you haVe experienced before only in cars costing far more. You’ll find its advanced- design chassis and lower center of gravity let it comer as if it were on rails . . . that its engine is as responsive and nimble as a polo pony. Six or V-8 the going is great! But even though this Ford handles like-an expensive car, it’s still priced Ford-low. In fact, model for model right across the board, the 1957 Ford is the lowest priced of the low-price three! . Ford is worth more at trade-in time And when you go to trade your Ford, you’ll find Ford’s traditionally high resale value makes it worth more at that time, too. Why not come in and Action Test this fun- lovin’, budget-lovin’ Ford? Why not come in and see it today? The new kind of Lowest priced of the low-price three! _RAMB0-Y0DER FORD M I L T TOO# P O t t M A L IK NAS OSID CANS AND TNNCKS 1