Greene County Journal, Volume 78, Numbers 3-10

PAGE SIX GREENE COUNTY JOURNAL Thursday, February 24, 1955 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT . LEGAL NOTICE Erma Mario Harvey, also known ns and formcly known as Anne I Mario Hertsein, whose last known! address is 4702 Avenue, Brookln 10 Estate of Frank Alien Charles. New York, will take notice that, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that; Nellie J. Bentley Murphy as plain-1 Marlon H, Charles has been duly',tiff on February 11, 1055 filed her appointed ns Administrator of the j Petition in the Common Pleas} estate of Frank Allen Charles, do-i Court of Greene County. Ohio, in ceased late of New Jasper Township, jCase Number 29470 praying for p a rt-, Greene County. Ohio. lJto " in* ° ' ™al ^ rs h a llin Bj Dated this 8th day of February, of hens, that Urn interests of th e : Jminor defendant, Betty Louise Ben-j ’tley Parker, be fully protected by the j ‘•Court and other relief, Said real! 1955. William B. McCailister, Probate Judge Greene County, Ohio. 2:17-24, 3:3. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice Is hereby given that c f-: j stat is described ns follows: j j Situate in the Township of Xenia < sin the County of Greene and State i <of Ohio, and* being a part of Mill-i ; tary Survey Number 2239. J Beginning at a point in the cen NOTICE The CedRrville Lions announced today that they will hold a con­ signment sale at the communnity park Wednesday, March 23. Proceeds from the sale will go Into the Lions' Sight—Saving Fund. If the sale proves to be a success the Lions hope to make this an an­ nual event. Members will canvas the neigh­ borhoods for articles to sell. Their slogan Is "No articles too large or too small to cell." Anyone having something to sell may contact nny Lions member, or call 0-2461, or 6-2910 C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G Freeze Casseroles For Future Use CASH FOR CREAM: Open 6 days i } | ; each week. Ridenour’s Poultry J j j, 21-23 S». Market field, Ohio Place, Spring- FREE PYItOFAX BOTTLED GAS J INSTALLATION, call Palmers 18 S. > Center, Springfield. Phone 2-4302. fectlve February 3, 1955, the tor of tile Xenia-New Jasper Rond signed Earl E. Grimes and Robert , ,, . ,, „ . . . . i S. Greene, co partners DBA Grimes 1(! cnw*' 'I*10 nnc' A.; Appliances located at 13 W. Main, McKniglu and in the south line of Street, Fairborn, Ohio, terminated Frederick Richards for n, point of and dissolved said partnership Earl E. Grimes Robert S. Greene SCHI j AFMAN & ELLTQTT Attorneys at Law Lcnhcy Building m S, Central Ave„ Fairborn, Ohio. 2-10-17-24: 3-10-17 beginning! thence from tire afore­ mentioned point of beginning S. 01: ;t)eg, 13’ E, 101,19 feet with the south ’ -Mile of said Richards and center1 •line of said Road to a spike in th e ' icenter line of Said Rond; thenCc S. ■ 24 deg. 17’ W. 120.00 feet tp an iron ‘ __________________ ___________ 'stake; thence S. 61 deg. 13’ E. 19.80 , ifect to an iron stake; thence S. I LEGAL NOTICE j J0 cJeg le . w 38g 50 rcet an lron j Oma Stinson a Minor, whose (pipe in the north line of Walter and i last known address is Grl.msley, \ Nellie A Nash; thence N 61deg, 37' i Tennessee will take notice that on the 14 day of February, 1955, Er­ nest E. tlnson filed his certain pet­ ition against her for divorce on the grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty and Extreme Cruelty before the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio said case being No 29482 on the docket of said Court and will come on for hearing on or after the 7 day of April, 1955. Ernest E. Stinson Plaintiff Philip F. Blum Attorneyys for the Plaintiff. R. E, Gearhart, Clerk of Courts Greene County 3-17-24; 3-3-10-17-24 W. 89,51 feet to an Iron pin between j two end posts corner to C, G, and M, A, McKnlght; thence with their} line N, 10 deg. 18' E. passing an iron:1 pin at 489,99 feet 512.49 feet to t h e ! point of beginning containing .99; acres be the same more or less. j The premises described and con-j veyed herein being the west part of ; the 2 acres of land conveyed by ; Charles E. and Nora Voohres to I Denver anil Nellie Bently by deed» dated April 19, 1944, and recorded’ in Volume 184, page 134 of the Deed Records of Greene County, Ohio. j Subject to the following provision) contained in the deed recorded in! Volume 214, Page 105 of the Deed i Records of Greene County, Ohio, j i Grantor also hereby conveys to \ Ithe grantor and privilege and use of j NOTICE jof n we!1 locate on yle property o f1 William Donald Wiliams, Plantiff jthc grantor and privilege and use o f ! vs— |all conduits carrying water from; Jacqueline M. Williams, Defendant, jsaid well to the property of the Case No. 29492 [grantee. Said right to use said well, Jacqueline M. Williams whose r e -. nntj conduits shall be a covenant) sldence Is 610 Jeffries St., Balti- j running with t?»e land and binding more, Marylnnd, will take notice (upon all subsequent purchasers: that on the 17th day of February, .from, the grantee, their heirs and ' 1955. the undersigned filed hlsinssigns. ! petition against her in the Common J Being the same premises tran s-, Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, jferred by Certificate of Transfer Jnl and prays for divorce and relief j the.Estate of Denver Bentley, Dc-1 on grounds of gross neglect of duty, j ceased to Nellie J. Bentley, Elmer Said cause will be for hearing on or jRay Bentley, Anne Marie Herstein, after six weeks from the date of (Edward I. Bentley and Betty Louise this publication. jBentloy, dated March 21, 1952 and; William Donald Williams •,recorded in vol. 230. Page 14 of the I Robert B. Brewer, [Deed Records of Greene County! LEGAL NOTICE Captain Howard L, Turner, 0203- 7808, Headquarters Pennsylvania Military District, Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, will take notice that on the 17th day of February, 1955 Pauline C. Turner filed her certain petition against him for divorce on the grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty before the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, said case being No. 29494 on the docket of said Court and will come on for hearing on or after the 7th day of April, 1955. Pauline C. Turner, Plaintiff Robert J. LeMaitre 1146 Third Nat’l Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. Attorneys for the Plaintiff, 2-24; 3-3-10-17-24-31 FOR SALE—200 bales of clover hay. Mrs. Dave Venard, Phone 4-709.1, Jamestown, Ohio. [ Can’t find that right color ?? Ford has It, See Hughes Ford Inc. IYellow -i3plTngH. Pd. Adv, Attorney for Plaintiff 2-24; 3-3-10-17-24-31 Hughes Ford Inc., In Yellow Spr­ ings have just the ear you need. Pd. Adv, McCULLOCH CHAINSAWS Sales Service Rental WILLIS LUMBER CO. Washington C »H.* O. COMMON PLEAS COURT GREENE COUNTY’, OHIO Glenn Hall, a minor by his mo­ ther and next friend Cora Hall. Plaintiff, Case No. 29476 —vs— Lula Belle Hall, a minor by her mo­ ther an natural guardian Mrs. Fred Cromer Defendant, Lula Belle Hall, a minor, and Mrs. Fred Cromer, her mother and na­ tural guardian each of whose place or residence is 31 Canal St., Grape Falls, South Carolina will take no­ tice that on the 8th of February, 1955, the undersigned, Glenn Hall, a minor filed his petition through his mother and next friend Cora Hall, against the said Lula Belle Hall in the Court of Common Pleas of Greene County, Ohio, praying for a divorce and other equitable re­ lief on the grounds of gross ncgject of duty and extreme cruelty. Said cause will be for hearing on and after the 1st day of April, 1955. Glenn Kail—Plaintiff Cora Hall, mother and next friend of Plaintiff Aultinan Shaw & Cox, Attorneys at Law Xenia, Ohio—Attorneys for Plaintiff.” 2-24; 3-3-10-17-24-31 aBa^MrROVEMEN^LOANfIB* City Property or Farms Let Us Sell Your Real Estate Courteous, Efficient Real Estate and Auctioneering Service 41 /2 % Farm Loans C, E. LONG —Realtor—- Phones - Office 4-7811 - -Res. 4-7801 Patronize Your Advertisers ]s. Limestone 8L, Jamestown. O Ohio, Erma Marie Harvey, also known! ns and formerly known as Anne’ Marie Herstein, will take notice tlint j she has been made a party defen-1 dant to this petition and that she* is required to answer on or before jthc 23rd day of April 1955, [ Nellie J, Bentley Murphy, Plaintiff | Wcad & Aultmnn Attorneys, IAlien Building, Xenia, Ohio. 12:17—24, 3:3-10-17-24. rm— __ nri— u J ^ r r S "But, Hassim,why use a flying carpet when an OK Used Gar is, io much smoother in performance?" You’ll fly high with no fear of a letdown in your OK Used Car. This dependable performer is warranted in writing! The red OK Tag identifies a thoroughly inspected and scientifically recon­ ditioned automobile. Count on high-level per­ formance teamed with a rock-bottom price when­ ever you see the OK Tag! Sold only by on Authorized Chevrolet Dealer LANG CHEVROLET SALES Xeniii Ohio '‘K.i PHONE 2-3857 L INDSAY AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER BUY or RENT Leads In Sales Because It Leads In Quality SET IT—FORGET IT 1 WEEK FREE TRIAL MANUAL CONTROL FROM $92.50 AERO SOFT WATER Jamestown P k 4-5911—4-4541 AUTHORIZED LINDSAY DEALER Get the most out of the timn i you put into preparing casserole j dishes. Tho next time one is o» , ! the menu, make enough fori : several meals and freeze thesnj I planned left-overs for futuroj! ! enjoyment. Cooked food stoyirj ! j nutritious and tasty in tho f i freezer when properly packaged ! ’ in moisture-proof c o n ta in e rs i such as new Vapocans. j s Prepare your favorite casseJ J role and cool quickly in a bowl j of ice cubes. Spoon it into tha ‘ (square, wax-board containers j ‘and seal the plastic lid with a‘ j single press-on motion. Figure I on about two servings per pint.1 I j Place the containers in the : freezer immediately. Cooked Jdishes keep in the freezer up j to one month. These containers come in pint, pint-and-a-half j and quart sizes. For A SAFE FUTURE Save How At Cedarville Federal Savings & Loan Association 2V2% Earnings OUR GOTHYEAR STATE OF OHIO JAMES A. IUIODES AUDITOR OF STATE Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT Roas Township Greene County, Ohio For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1954 Total Salaries and Wages Paid Dur­ ing the Year 1954 . $2,737.21- Tax Valuation $3,220,276.00 Tax Levy, ............................. $1.60 South Charleston, Ohio February 14, 1955 l hereby certify the fallowing re­ port to be correct: Carl McDorman Township Clerk RECEIPTS General Property Tnx $ 5,514,27 Sales Tax (Local Oover- ment) 570.84 Gasoline Tax 0,400.00 inheritance Tax 171,58 Cigarette Tax 1(1,50 Cemeteries--Sale of lots and 141.00 1,043.75 wta0 w m * s0 a#x Keep this Ad by Your Phone. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE DAY PHONE 4-9691 NIGHT 4-7431 HALL J. HILL FARM SERVICE JAMESTOWN. OHIO Other Receipts Auto Registration Miscellaneous Receipts (List) Line fence etc, 101.46 Total Miscellaneous R e c e i p t s .......................... 161.46 Total Receipts ........ 14,030.43 PAYMENTS General Executive Service 1Compensation of Trustees $765.00 Compensation of Clerk . 493.00 Expenses of Trustees and Clerks ....................................618.62 Total General Executive Services ..... 1,870.62 Other Fire Protection Expenses ........ ................ ,600,00 Total Fire Protection . ... 600.00 Total Payments Carried . Forward ........................... $2,470,62 PAYMENTS Total payments Brought Forward ........ $2,476.62 Health—Taxes withheld for District Board of Health . 344.89 Road Maintenance and R ep air- Local and Materials . 9,539.35 Total Highways . . 9,539.35 Cemeteries—Compensation of Officers and Employees . $263.54 Tools, Machinery aqd Materials ......... 27.80 Total Cemeteries . . 291.34 Employes Retirement (Town­ ship Share) ................. 161.33 For Elections ................ 118.00 For Workmen’s Compensa­ tion ______ ,70.34 For Advertising Delinquent Lands . l.ll Bureau of Inspection ___147.92 , Total Miscellaneous .,.,498.70 Total Payments ..........$13,150.90 SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS BY FUNDS Balance, January 1, 1954 (Clerk's) Road F u n d s ............... $6,371.86 General Township Funds 38.38 Total of All Funds 0,833.48 Receipts During Year Road Funds . ........... 9,713.36 General Township Funds . ...............4,317.07 Total Of All Funds .14,030.43 Total Receipts and Balance Road Funds . .. 16,585.22 General Township Funds ........................... .. 4,278.69 Total of All Funds . 20,863.91 WELL DRILLING All Wells G u a r a n te e d F a rm Indu stria l and Irrig a tion Homer Robinson Rt. 1, London, Ohio Tel., Sedalia 3441 Farm Bureau Auto In­ surance Rates Lowered Auto collision insurance rates re are coming down. A 5 to 37 percent cut for adult pollcyhoktors was announced to­ day by Henry C. Bankerd, local re­ presentative of the Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance com­ pany, the largest insurer of cars in Ohio. The reduction will take effect March 1, At the same time the company will lower collision rates for men drivers under 25 years old 5 to 29 percent, he said. Women drivers under 25, however, will receive the same reductions ns adults since the company recently rc-classificd girl youthful drivers as adults risks. “The cut in collision rates is possible,'' he explained, “because Greene County policyholders are turning in fewer claims now. The drop in claims frequency, despite a rise in repair prices, has lessened the drain on our claims dollars,” The company, which last month announced it would change its name to Nationwide on September 1, Is giving substantial reductions to all Ohioans who hold its collision pol­ icies on passenger cars, according to Mr. Bankerd. Payments During Year 31, 1954 (Add) Road Funds __ .. 9,539.35 Road Funds 389.G7 General Township General Township |Funds » 3,611.55 Funds 473.11 I Total of All Funds 13,150.90 Total or All Funds 862.78 | Balance, December 31, 1954 (Clerk's) Balance in Depository, December ! Road Funds 7,045.07 31, 1954 * General Township Rond Funds 7,435.54 Funds , 687.14 General Township ‘ Total of All Funds 7,713.01 Funds 1,140.25 OuWianding Warrants, December Total of All Funds 8.575.79 'H o u r LIFTING • SALE • MEN'S WORK SHOES—BLACK OR BROWN COW HIDE OR ELK TANNED LEATHER LEATHER SOLES Size# 10* 10VS:* and 11 Left In The Group IF YOU WEAR THIS SIZE—HERE IS A BARGAIN VALUES UP TO $6.98—SALE PRICE LUGGING HANGING WORK MONEY • FARRITROi. . *select the corred drying temperature for any fabric • SUM-R-SUN LAMP . . . clothes come sunshine fresh With no danger of fading. • DOUBLE-PASSLINT TRAP. . . twice as large as any Other dryer* , t , . , • SNAGkPROOF DRUM . , . smooth zinc-grip steel will not snag clothes* ■, • LIFETIME BURNER . . . vastly superior fuel-saving burner; guaranteed for life* OURCOMPLETEAPPLIANCE.LINE.. FOR SKELGAS OR NATURAL GAS! 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