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

PAGE EIGHT THE YELLOW SPRINGS AMERICAN Thursday, October 1, 195S f w n s t T s r r i s s r s r r ' r ^ i q s K epottrios o 'o *hf p^iu tty the w m UlZ&fifTH NlRN-t FOUNDATION . P o P u R IN G ^ D'-buo O utbreaks TURK GUARD . , . Metal lath U a good guard for small trees, It Is stiff and dnralile. Also when the lower part of the cylinder Is filled with peal moss or mild fertlllier It will be especially betut* Heist In gelling young trees started. New Librarian Wil Be Neede The Greene County Library Boa aril is screening1applicants for the posisition <•' head county librarian to replace Mi*:s Kuth Dennis, ■who lias he!„ tne past for the last 18 years. Mi«s Demos recently announced her resignation, to become effective at Erbaugh’s The Best In DRUGS SUNDRIES MEDICINES CHEMICALS TRUSSES-BODY APPLIANCES A Registered Pharmacist Always at Your Service Erbaugh & Johnson Xenia Ave. & Glen St. YELLOW SPRINGS Oct. 25, She has accepted on ad­ ministrative library position in her home town of Dubuque, In., begin­ ning Nov, 1, Because of poor health, the Bov. L. I„. Gay, retired Xenia minister, also has submitted his resignation us president of the Board. The Rev, Mr. Gray ha- held the postion for 20 years. Vice-Preal lent Mrs. Clyde S, Adams will fill the vacancy cre­ ated by the Rev. Mr. Gray until the Board's ejection of officers in January. ** flii* is your paper help us o build it up into something! SUBSGRIBE NOW! DELUXE HAMBURGERS With Lettuc* A Tomato JBREAKFAST STEAK S — FO U N TA IN — LUNCH D INNER SERV ICE DICK & TOM’S (Open to 12 p, m. Yellow Springs i & EXERCISE NORMAL PRECAUTIONS AGAINST EXPOSURE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASE. © AVOID COMING INTO CONTACT WITH N tN GROUPS OF P E O P L E SW IM M IN G »N POLLUTED WATER...OVER-FATIGUE. S I S T E R E L I Z A B E T H © c l e a n l in e s s o f e v e r y t h i n g t a k en into L ' , ! f c M D U i * ' THE MOUTH MUST BE-CAREFULLY GUARDED. WHERE IS KEN W T R E A TM E N T a v a i l a b l e / - FULL KENNy TREATMENT IS AVAILABLE AT KENNY TREATMENT CENTERS ACROSS THE, COUNT KY, EACH CP.MTEl? IS STAFFtw * y GRAoUArv KtNNY TH SRA r.Sn ANT* DOCTORS THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH THU KENNY CONCEPT O F Z Z V 'r * * ’ 1860-1952 THE TREATMENT FOR POLIO ORIGINATED BY THIS COURA-- GEOUS AUSTRALIAN NURSE OFFERS VICTIMS O F THE DISEASE THEIR BEST CHANCE FOR RECOVERY. THE EFFECT OF THIS TREAT­ MENT HAS BEEN TO REDUCE TO A MINIMUM THE CRIPPLM fc AFTER-EFFECTS OF POUO . THEEftNIfy ScATMEWT gN C L U P I HEADACHE ..USUAUY SFVEfeE AND C - ^ L GENERALIZED. J/ MODERATE i EVER SELDOM RK; mg OVER l Ov “ STIFF NECK, STIFF BACK , PAINFUL EXTREMITIES/ MUSCLE WEAKNESS. * P 3 li V .PORTAN* W l >duQ if jjsa'v " « j » l .»- oh -»«—«w>v l ■ tor * , - , w S « .J B I O l a r<n -Tfi Safe* ias?ES2» CALL Y O U R D O C T O R . CiNCE IF THEF .E * , t-t ^ V - A P f O A R E O e S E K V C D '^ j r . --m—-— jr — .I,,.— » COLLEGE CAMPUS Silas Townsend of Pleasant St., enrolled last week at Western Ec- jsurve University, Cleveland, for graduate work in library science. He recently returned from a trip to Mexico. . j ___- .i& fe.JLliM i In her Junior year at Ohio Uni­ versity, Athena,-, this autumn is Miss Betty Gay Corwin, daughter Of Or, and Mrs. James F, Corwin, Clift n Pike, PAR EAST CHIEF . . . Named by Fres, Elsenhower xs supreme commander el U. 8. and UN forces in Far East, Gen. John E. Hull, M (above), replaces Gen. Mark Clark, retired. The Ohio Foundation of Indepen­ dent headquarters in Columbus be­ gan its third year this week, in presenting the needs of 22 non-tax supported Ohio colleges to business and industrial leaders, Attending Sessions of the group from Antioch College is K. Brent Woodruff. KOLP FAMILY REUNION Antioch College held achievement exams Friday and Saturday, Members of the Kolp family ga­ thered at the Day Use Lodge at Bryan State Park Sunday, Septem­ ber 27-th, for their annual reunion. For the past several years this re­ union 'had been held at Greenville, Ohio, Thirty-three persons attend­ ed having traveled from Ft. Re­ covery, Greenville, Springfield, Fai rbom, Columbus, and Yellow Spri­ ngs. The late Mrs. Esta Kolp Grin- nel! of Yellow Springs was a mem­ ber of this family and nil of her present family—■Mrs, Marjorie Caup her pnly daughter, her four sons Mqlcoltn, Ralph, Harold, and' Gqrpelius—ami many of l*er nieces and nephews and all thch famile: were present. Oficers Named Leo Reid was elected president of the Clifton Community Club at its recent covered-dish tiuppor me­ eting. Others named to serve with him arc: Vice-president, Avery She line; treasurer, Mrs. Richard Smi- lie, and secretary, Mrs. Elmer Sp­ arks, A. E. MARTIN Auctioneer and Real Estate Ycur Auctions Appreciated We Save You Dollars On Terms Phone Clifton 7-5770 Associated -With F. T. Martin, Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker, Dayton, Ohio Phone Adams 3-661. Year W n u tto Guarantee . . . Strongest Ever! DAYTON \ T H 0 R 0 B R E 0 S - Unconditionally GUARANTEED IN WRITING “Exchange”Date SetByGrouup A baked goods "exchange” and market will be hold by Friend- 100F, a t 10 a.m. Oct, 10 in Dea­ ton’s Hardware Store, Co-chair­ man for the event is Mrs, Mabel Such CAREFULL Work! 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