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

Rita Marie Corrigan And Orville D. Tobias To Marrv In St. Pauls Church Sat. June 27th Yellow Springs — The engage­ ment and coming marriage of Miss Marie Corrigan, daughter of Mr, F rank Corrigan, Clark's Run Road, and the late Mrs. Corrigan, to Or­ ville D. Tobias, son of Sir. and Mrs, Elmer Tobias, of the Upper Bcllbroolt Pike was announced this week. The happy event will t a k e place in St. Paul’s Catholic church in Yellow Springs Saturday, June 27 a t 9:30 A. M. with the Rev. John Anthony officiating at: the services and celebrant of the 'ini­ tial mass. For Your Money - on - O u r S p e c ia l S a y in g s P la n DROP IN—ASK FOR DETAILS MIAMI DEPOSIT BANK Member of F.D.l O. The bride-elect Is a graduate of Cedarvillc high school and Is pres­ ently employed as a c l e r k at Wrlghl-Patterson Air Force Base, She is also an officer of the Greene County Farm Bureau, Mr. Tobias !s a graduate of Bell- brook high school and is employed at the Frigidalre plant In Moraine City. Ho is a veteran of three years In the Army and served overseas in the South Pacflc theatre. Mrs. Bruce Corrigan (Rita Marie Donley of Yellow Springs), a recent bride, will be matron of honor, Mrs, W illiam Fife, 'of near Jcnia and Miss J o a n n e Ryan, of S o u t h Charleston, will be bridesmaids. Miss Charlene Carlisle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlisle Of Yellow Springs, and a niece of the Miss Corrigan, w ill be junior brid­ esmaid. Two nieces of the hrUlegrooni- clect, Miss Deborah Nickols and Miss Vicky Evcrdlng of near Day- ton, will serve as flower girls, ! Tommy Carlisle, a nephew of the j bride-elect will he ring hearer. 5 The best man* will’ he- John (V- J tone of Dayton and ushers chosen are Richard Wiser of Xenia and Normal Reiter of near Xenia. Following the service a wedding {breakfast for the bridal party and ^ | the immediate families of the f couple will be served at the Antioch _JTea Room, A reception will follow e t a p k REDUCTION SALE Duping our Mile you can buy that gift at a .saving--Some items as much as i off Argus Slide Projector Viewlcx Slide Projector Kodak Table Top Projector Selection Slide Prelector Graflex Camera S mm Movie Projector Artipro 8mm Mov.e Camera Keystone 8mm C£f*c*a Keystone 1 6rr,m z<m Camera Vito 11 35 mm Game's Bolsey B2 35mm Camera 30 x 40 Radiant Screen Skan Exposure Meter G. E. Exposure Meters Norwood Director Meter Pocket Slide Viewers Diamond Gadget Bags Range Finders Developing Kits Home Lighting Kits Items Brand Yen* Sale Ends July 1st., So Hurry. . . . Creswell Camera Store and Studio 24 Xenia Avenue Phene 6-3311 Cedarville, Dhie a t 2 P. M, a t the heme of Mr, and Mrs, Edward Carlisle, brother-in- law arid stater of Miss Corrigan. Sunday afternoon a miscellane­ ous shower was held for Miss Cor­ rigan a t the home of Mrs, Carlisle, 401 Fairfield Pike, Twenty seven guests were welcomed and an lee cream and cake course with pink and yellow appointments was serv­ ed. Guests were w e l c o m e d from Wilmington, Springfield, Mcchan- lesburg, Jeffersonville, CedarVlllo, Jcnia and Yellow Springs, During the Shower games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs, Joan An­ derson ofYellow Springs and Mrs, J, O, Connor of Cednrville. YS Club Downs SPECO Tuesday ’ Yellow Springs — The local Soft- ball team eked out its seventh sea­ son win Tuesday evening on the Yellow Springs diamond when they downed Steel Products Engineering Company by a 3-2 margin behind the stellar three-hit pitching of Joe Zeller. The YS aggregation drew first blood In the Initial frame Wheri Charley llosket doubled and was then doubled home by Deacon Dohvick, Two more markers were added in the third Inning when with one out fleet-footed. Mor­ gan singled, went to third on Hos- ket’s single and then stole home. Heskot scored on a passed hall hall In the same frame, giving the locals a comfortable 3*0 lend. The visitors came back strong In their half of the fourth when they tallied two runs for the final scor­ ing of the game. Rollins and Clem­ ens when the entire route for the losers. It was the firsl !', s for SPECO who are- leaders lit the Spring- field Industrial League. The lo­ cals have tasted defeated four times during the year. Legion Auxilary Jamestown — The Legion Aux­ iliary held their Installation of of­ ficers and initiation of new mem­ bers last Thurscday evening a t the Legion Hall. Mrs, A. L, Insekop, president of the third district, of South Charlcs- i ton, formerly of Jamestown, con­ ducted both ceremonies, Delicious ‘refreshments were served to 28 members. Gratis Gw Gives Chet Headache I f the circulation of the Ameri­ can last week had been several hundred papers more and had Chet Loo, local owner of the C and L Service Station been more Inclined to go along with a typographical error, all cars In Greene County Would be 10 gallons of gas richer and have n free lube job to boot. We’re talking of course about the lid for 10 gallons of free gas and a free lubrication Job our readers may have noticed. That part of the ad was okay — wliut was missing was the license num­ ber of the car selected for this bonus. But genial Chet took all the kid­ ding In good stride. At press time this week, wo don’t know how many gallons of the stuff he's given away If any, but Chet informs the paper that he IS willing to give away ten gallons of gas and a free lube job to the Owner of \b e car bearing Good Weather In Store For Kil Rare Racing Program The weatherman has i n s u r e d stoekeor fans a action - packed stockear racing program at the KU Rare Speedway Friday night. State­ wide Stockear Association driven arc expected In full force at" the Route 35 oval, located just three miles west of Xenia on Route 35, Reason for this big turnout Is the tact that rain has checked state- w'tdo a c t i v i t y since last Friday night a t Kil Kaie. the license number mentioned In this week’s C and L Service ad, “Watch this ad each Week,” Chet announces. “You may have a week or two of free riding com­ ing your way,” “It’s just a smalt way to thanlc somo our good customers for be­ ing so nice to us,” Chet explain­ ed. 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