The Yellow Springs American, Volume 1, Numbers 1-22

Dr. Savage To Have Full Time Duties YELLOW SPRINGS — Or. Gor­ e'S 1. Savage will become full tin, pun, health commissioner for all of Greene County after Sept, 1 , when he will relinquish Ills part time commissioner's duties with the Payette County Board of Health. Dr, Savage’s decision, announced previously, was prompted by the in­ creasing health problems In Greene County which require a full-time idmlnlstrator. Originally, ho had notified Fayette County officials hq would terminate his duties there Aug. 35. To date, Fayette County health authorities stated they have no re­ placements cither for Dr. Savage or Charles I’. Jones, who recently re­ signed his position as Fayette Co­ unty sanitarian. Elbert Hutchison Will Be Grange Guest Speaker JAMESTOWN - Elbert Hutch­ ison, who recently returned from a nine months stay in Australia on the I. F. Y. E program, will be guest speaker during the lecture program at the regular Grange Meeting Aug. 2ft, S p i , at the Grange Hall. Youth night will be observed with Lee Marshall, youth chairman in charge. The young people in the Grange will fill all offices and give the program. Refreshments will be served. 56th Annual Glass Reunion Held JAMESTOWN — The fifty-sixth fannual Glass reunion was held at jthe Ross Township School lost Sun- |dny, About seventy-five enjoyed a •bountiful basket dinner at the noon hour. The president Ada Hutalar Iconducted a short business meeting jwhen the old officers were elected i for the coming year. Ruth Lillion iBryan the secretary gave the re-, |port of last years reunion, j Mrs. Edna McClelland was In charge of a musical program and Mr. Howard McGinnis pastor of the Jamestown Church of Christ gave \& short talk. The rest of the after- jnoon. Was spent in visiting and re- fminlsclng. Guest were present from ,Columbus, Springfiled, Dayton, Sa- hina, Xenia, TJrbano, Washington C. B. Jeffersonville and Tipton, Ind, Next years reunion will be held at the same place the 2nd Sunday in August. Cub Scout Den 4 Cher-O-Kees Meet JAMESTOWN — Gub Scout Den 4, the Chor-o-kecs, met with their den mother, Mrs. Harry Mossman, Monday afternoon, Scout Tommy Thunin, den chief, and scout Billy Martin, helper, were present and the afternoon was spent working on Indian hats made with felt, fea­ thers and beads. Light refresh­ ments were served. Cubs present Were Viekie Brown, Gary Martin, Andy Bunkiey, Dickie Brandel Haul Reid. Sammy Dean, and Ron­ ald Mossman. For the next weekly meeting, Monday, the hoys will go on a hike at Camp Clifton. Archery Notes Yeilow Springs — Forthcoming archcry events include the Yellow Springs Open Event, August 23 at Antioch College Archery Range, and the Ohio State Target Champion­ ship September 5, Gand 1 in Cleve­ land. The DLVA recently finished Us team matches. Aero Products de- j rented Wright - Pntlernson Air Force Base 2fil0fi-2.r>3ftl. Cups were awarded to the four players making the all-star team. Red Evermnu made the leant for the 10 matches on Aug. 3. A handicap shoot followed, the team mntches. Y.SAC members placing Were Ida Ferris, (142 and handicap 193-837, and YreVn llersh. All shooting consisted of a single American Round. Three of the win­ ners used archery equipment. Both bows and arrows were made by Mr. Everman. Dr. Louis Marder, editor of the Shakespeare Newsletter, New York Yellow Springs for the Antioch City will serve ns moderator hr Area Thentre’s Repertory Round­ table, August 17 through Sept. (5. 'Hyjynx' Places First In Show YELLOW SPRINGS — "Hyjynx," six-month-old Boxer female bred and raised by Mr, and Mrs, George j Bother, Springfiled pike, won the •Robert Snyder trophy, three other [trophies, one blue ribbon and four Irosettes at the Dayton Kennel Club jannual puppy show Sunday at tlte Dayton Fairgrounds. The dog, whose full title is"Hy- jyux of Blit7.onhaus," won the Rob­ ert Snyder award ns best puppy in the show, which featured more than 178 entries. She received the other awards for having had the most points in other classifications, "Hyjynx" is currently owned by Mr, and Mrs, Richard G, Truboe of Dayton. High yield and top quality for summer pastures and fall plantingl This is espe­ cially true if the bag bean the BIG M brand. Formers In the Miami Valiey know, because they've used it for 27 years, that BIG M brand is always manufactured UP to highest standards, never down to price. Order now from your BIG M dealer. The Mliml P«rtlt(t»r Company I* an lnd«> pendent Miami Valley concern under the direct operation td It* earner*. A D A I R ' S THE LEADING HOME FURNISHER FOR OVER 60 YEARS FOR- FURNITURE CARPETS APPLIANCES 20-24 N. Det. St, Xenia, O. HAPPY HOMEMAKERS SAY: 7MtSMOPWAJHt* THOROUGHLYAND WIPISDRY QUICKtY. 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The building was formerly occupied by Henne’s meat market Local Ace, Says Yes To Reds Offer JAMESTOWN — Mr. and Mrs, George Fawley and son, Richard were |p Cincinnati Saturday and signed the contract In the office of Bill McKechnic, Jr,, for Richard to become a member of Cincinnati Reds ball club, He Will report at a Redleg farm club next March for spring training, Richard graduated from Silver- creek High School last May where he was star basketball and base­ ball player. He is a member of the Jamestown ball team that just won |the Greene County Amateur Soft- jball Association tournament last Friday, Care-free C OM F O R T You can enjoy that “ not a care in ihc world" feeling when your home is equipped with a WILLIAMSON Gas-fired, warm-air heating system. Thrifty and automatic. 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