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

18 Thuradny, June 11 CRKKlXi? CflUHTV S’lllXTINC; CO. to ireiMir S*ri*«* AmttWum ■ »*»«*< « urnnJ ll#*' ■Ce^aryUle Jlern d Around and About Here Is the schedule of event# fur .SewiulcentonnSal Week in f tireene County -tut rele<i#e<l last { Week by Robert golfer, chairman j of the I’ngesuit commute* for the I event. Keep it handy. J Sunday. June 28 *Religious Fret - 1 don') Pay. Religious services will be I highlighted throughout the eoun-! "ift J "Monday, June 28 Offieiai Scsqui, TVVc*lt Opening. Visiting D.-gnatar- • lea ft si, Coronation of the pageant j spectacle queen at first perform-1 mice of "Out of the Wilderness'' at Xenia Fairgrounds. j Tuesday, Juno 30 Agriculture! JD»y, j Wednesday, July l This is the * one the kids will be waiting for. j Greene County Parade Day, Many ! floats and marching units from all i Ralph Richards ' O n .R i o A [ E i g h Sgt. Ralph Richards Is home cm ft SO day furlough from the Pana­ ma Canal Zone where he has .been Iyour farm is unlucky enough to ho Jstationed far the past eight yearn.* |invaded in numbers by the thtn«8.jJl<, fca<J bc, « visiting Ms father. Xr.\ J. JU, Richards anti hi# brother andi watch for their feeding marks on corn wbeaj- and barley especially. Toxapheno, be stated, is the .boat poison c o n t r o l for them, but at present la In short supply in most stores, Your yetwg corn crop can. be destroy, d almost overnight if WELDING..-. . “NO JOB TO SMALL—NO JOB TO BIG’’’ f l U V H A L T E R L A N ' So, Xenia Ave. Yfclkrw .Springs. Phone 74561 Saturday afternoon's cloudburst wii» a welcome relief to the stif­ ling neat. Did you notice that tantalising aroma of the land and the rtda during the storm? Storm i sewer facilities were taxed to the limit in most county communi­ ties. Yellow Springs had a virtual river flowing down Xenia street. If you're Interested in a mem­ bership In the Greene (Purity Community Concert Association, you'd better hurry. Saturday Is are accepted after that, |t wits the last day. No" new members announced last week. Call Xenia 2-2191 or stop at Adair's Ftiurni- ture Store on Xorth Detroit Street In the county seat, pronto. Alev Templeton, the. famed blind pian­ ist Will be, one of next: winter's featured performers in the series. |e;3tcr*in*,aw. Mr. and -Mrs. A. E. j Rschn;ds in their home. • I At present he* Is with. h?s nephew I Mr. Robert Richards in Columbus j Sgt. Richards will return this week* 5 end and will then leave for Arizona j to visit bis nephew’ John R.chards and family there. He'will then rt- ■turn to Panama. . ( j ET e b k a t e a n n iv e r s a r y "" ] Mr. and Mrs. H. ('. Oreswelt of R, R. 2, Cedarville will celebrate ! their fortieth wedding anniversary ; on June lStli in the form of open house from four to nine P, M, at their heme on the Federal Pike. . The couple was married June 18 th, ! 1913 in Cedarville and have resided ■here since their marriage. PHONE 7-7287 over the county in mammoth Xenia ,parade. Gash prizes. Fuleritude aplenty predominated \ Thursday, July 2 - Honoring the i Monday evening at the Christ Epis- • ipionecrs and early settlers of the t c°Pal Church Parish House in ; i county. Pilgrimages to the various.Xenta. Seventy-six Greene County | historical places and homes of the1t®'r*s> contestants for the Scs-. ] county will be made. The Greene huicentennial Queen's crown gnfh-d County Historical Museum and the Icrcc* there to be briefed on the rules j j Galloway Cabin will be open for j and regulations of the contest The * inspections. j lucky girl lend her court will reign j Friday, July 3-ChUdren’s pet l for a ful> w« k of activities. And :! nud decorated bicycle parade. All ! i»*Rt to make the honor complete, ■ J$150 will In given her as a prize.: j |Beauty may be only skin deep, but ; ' oftentimes it's very praclicat ,sn t ^ ■It j Anniversary Bay w * •■ Termed Saccent county youngsters Invited to par­ ticipate, Special children's prices Will prevail In the afternoon on the midway. This will he Youth Activities Day, Saturday, Jtdy 1 Patriotic and Homecoming Day. Returning na­ tives will be Introduced and honor- f ed Gigantic fireworks display fol-f lowing Inst performance of page- j 'Die Cedarville Hardware sport- j nat al Fairgrounds. ! sored their annual Anniversary Pa y ! There will be 20 rides for young last Saturday with many people ’ and old oh the midway In Xenia, registering for the nice group of,' and historical window displays will prizes offend by Mr. LuUenhurger. • abound throughout the county. , Mr. Luttcnbtirger is in Pittsburgh, Hhis week p u r c h a s i n g toys for* Rlmvydas "Frank” Sitbaforis, An - , Christmas for Cedarville Hardware, •. Loch College senior and a native of f Lithuania, will be given ft chance to ? windy tltc nation which conquered 1 T A X 1 S a fe ty Q#& 7-7398 Pick V p A U fllw r j Service Group Rates Special Trips YELLOW SPRINGS THIS WEEK ONLY! MEN’S (3 or more) SHIRTS each G - S JDYERS & CLEANERS — LA.UNDRY— • 122 West Daytcn Yellow Springs hm < ,vn. Frank is one of 62 stu­ dents to receive a John Hay Whit­ ney Opportunity Fellowship, He w,4 attend Columbia Omvers.ly's Itass.mi institute in the fall. A farm-tractor tragedy struck Friday afternoon when John M. McC ulrnont. fit, a Xenia township tanner was kitted Instantly When a tnwtor he was operating plung­ ed over « steep enlmnknicnt on his farm on Hilltop Road Off Fairground Road, three, m i t e s northwest of Xenia. Ite suffered a broken neck, crushed left chest and a fractured left shoulder, Services were Held Tuesday after­ noon at the Neelif Funeral fiptne in the county seat. Am y worms, those "pests with the ravenous appetites” are wide* HpfeM In the county according to viftHtum K, A, Drake, county ex­ tension agent, who revealed last Wftk that r<ports of damage don? py the pests were being received in Ins tffier, The worms arc de- .scr.be-d as up to One and on<* quarter inches in length, gray on ilop with « green underside, Thty s took tike eaterpitars without hair i sand dr most of their feeding a t» night Drake* is urging farmers toj The foiiowing is a list cf winners ? for the prizes offered on Annivrr- j snry Day: | Anna Lee Bravard, gun; Robert ■ Guthrie, f.a-dd.glst; E M, Buifeit- j burger, garden rak*; Rotom Jean : Rader, bail bat; ID ny Deity, ball; ’ Edna Mae C'oiSwr. brean rake; George Dunn, gallon of Super Kem- tone. Ron.iid Jonrs. ball bat set; ; Phikv Shar. fishing plug: Marilyn" Murphy, beach ball m t; Charles;: Jeff' rise>, set o f dishes. Douglas - Ferguson, fishing rod; Jo«;i Me* 5 t’ieiian, skates; Ray Tu2d, g r a s s : Shears; Ernes: Wilkams. fishing:. t|Hp; Margie Stevens one-haif gat- j Ion wax; Louise Elks, folding fake* | Margaret W.iborn. hammer, Shu*f man Dotton, ash tray; Wanda .Mil-1 hr, saw; Lawrence Strniey. set ww nelies; Martin tViiner. baking dish; Helen Williams, fait: FI oss I p Acton, medscuHb cabinet; Mrs Bet- ty Chapman, <hmr, John Morris,' toaster', ITyssis Collier, W g f f J l ] iron, La Lynch, iron, James Shaw,!) $5 00 meat, erd - 1 at Don'* Market, ? v \ FOR ALL TIMES € : h J cc of it Monurfiont di-ypr- ves as much thought as cue ffives to selecting a home. II must last so much longer. Endure so much more Iseati- fulfyv Iliscuss the matter with us. It will eert jr-'U nol - lsai:g If may benefit you rnkach! R lffiiit * 2 - 1 3 7 1 VISIT OUR COMPLETE EXHIBIT OF MASTERCRAFT MEMORIALS monument co. ! IS West Bfate 8U Xenta -OB - Our Spc^iltl ’ ‘Sitvinjl* Plan im o* ' JN~A«K FDR DETAILS « KH M II ; iD E rp s q 'f tA k K Meo*iw t i FJ1.1XI. 1-. f . - . a . 1 P l a n t o w STILL TIME TO LANDSCAPE Hemitify your lawn or properly. W«* carry a f u 11,1 ine*of t!ecorat!ve pottory .with house plantsaml vines. AIJSO vegetahle phiMtsTfi seasou ami ^Spring flowers. * . * . (km N « . A 4 3 “ lAtnd*caping Specialist*” % ■High.St, & Fairfield Pike I I W ‘ J