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

Togo 2 Thursday, June 25 miKUNK (.'WNTY I'HlrmNfl CO. Yellow ftprinttN American Jnmvnio,vi\ Jouruni CednrvlUc U^rniU * Is 157 SS Your Number? If H I» ibrn ynu've get 70 gal. Ion* et hm gas anti n. job tuning It. yt m eoutUcy if the V. iunl X-». I'crvlet' All yen do la Abo ad aSattwtofrr in tin* paper anti lake it in to lb’. t tU .i n In Y<limy Springs. Tile tru t Will ljo done by the fuller ill (*. und J., who are urging >t ti to ran! this ad cyuy week, Noa wwk it may bo YOUR Ht’tnso number! * * * Sunday afternurn guests of Mr, and Jrttfl. George Mcddnck ami daughters were Mr. and Mr-$ Er- nrat MrChrsnoy of Columbus and Mrs, Dorothy It'r.unroe and son Lnr- jy of Sidney. WIRE By Jack Cochran Friday, Saturday June 26, 27 Hit No. 1 "Greatest Show on Earth" fIYclitricolor Batty Hutton ft Uornil 'Wikis Hit, No. 2 •"Kansas Pacific" Starling Hayden ft Ev&Wilier Hit No. 3 Five Technicolor Cartoons] ‘Smirinj', Momin?. 'rui*Heln?‘ Juno28, 29,30 JH r»t Hlioiring An Arniii Hit No, 1 "C om o Back Lillie Sheba*’ ■Slurring— 'Burt Lancaster & .Shirley Booth [Hit No. 2* I "Gun Smoke" } , . 'IVl IlIiUo.’lK j Amlin Sturghy & Susan •(k.bit i r. c*lnc»al.:»5, JtutrsdaA. irirldnj : .. July 1 , 2, 3 Hst No. 1 i ’ Halome, Where She Bunted' 1 , 'I' pi Imitator 1 Marring Sv.,aeti» Be ratio | and Red { ’mnrron Hit No. 2 | "April In Paris" | k <P«fcniSiKfL'C*' f Stuffrii’ j <c” 'n;»le D.r.j hiu (Hit No. 3 0‘4*e »*tkei«o*ut in iie t'ii! This la yours truly hack again tvdh some teen news hot off the ‘ Live Wire." Its time let It,pi ttgftltt n» the tn nagccs hegin to leave for all parts <•( tho nation with Uuir i me ids on tlu ir vAMtUcntt and wet it end trips. Buna Wilson t< nl to Indiana Tuesday for a, ulu rt stay wiuie his father was there on busi­ ness Dana then lift for a ramp in Massachusetts where he will ,'gciKl a few wetto. lloug Williams m with Ids parents in Florida on their vacation, Batty Briggs and her family arrived Mo n d a y evening from California for a short visit. I’m sure all you teen-agers remem­ ber Ratty, The Blackwood family spent last week end in West Vir­ ginia at a family reunion. I hope you will all forgive me If I mention some people wc all know and like but ones that v/c some­ times try to forget for tire sum­ mer months — TEACHERS, Mrs. Hammond Is planning a trip to California, Mb;* (lowdy and Miss Phillips are going to take a trip through Canada and the Eastern states. Mr, r.JctUH Is touring the West, Mr. Halchin and Mr. Judd arc going to go to summer school, Some of the members of the M<thodist Youth Fellowship a re planning to attend Institute, a church camp held at Ohio Wesle­ yan ■University at Delaware, Ohio, the 12 through the 18 cf July, Those planning to attend are B a r b a r a Beal, Harold Blackwood, Nancy Acton, Warren O'Neill, Ted McNutt, .Judy JlleNtill, Earl Batderf, Bill MeJtrrd, Ann Johnston, and Jack Coelir.m. Bill Mefferd just rrltuwd from Pey<;‘ Stale, a eamp ; j.<rwnd by the Ann man Lcgirn ft-t bays to learn about government, Bat Hayer , »< attending Gills Stale th.a week 1which is based cn the game idea si RyY Stab. | I think the In iu gm cf this ctm- [ ’.minify tbouhl be very grateful to t,U« lu.'wnr';a iiu n < i ta s t ’ •i„il'i.*,g tin til to ebtsha Ii.issly. Tkrrf an uT faasy towns *vviai* U/j/i* ant g.ri'r in »>«U a-Jirri have so many jobs available. Many seniors are either learning a trade or earning money for their future college education. .Some of these are Bon Henning, Stove Wise, and Polly McNutt working at Vemay's. Dick Billon Is working for Varner's Plumbing and Heating. Virginia i lulcy Hamilton- is employed at the Martin - Hertize Yellow Springs —Miss Mary Lou Martin Of Jackson, Ohio was mar­ ried Saturday afternoon In Liberty, t K tR M th R . B r ew e r A r r iv e s M on d a y Mr,* and Mrs. Darrell Brewer 214 Dawson Street, Yellow Sprih are the parents of a 7 pound, » mince baby boy, born to them Indiana to Charles Henke of Xenia. [Merry M cm e r l a I Hospital Mr, Heniso la well known in Ycl- f Springfield on Monday, The coup , low Springs and 1* an employee of Ihave named the baby Kenneth Bo bank Ann JoHiUiton ,s working b r ^nM/mson's .Sinclair Service Station; urt, Uw Univi i«ity of Dayton In tbc ,jn j^nin. Miss Martin is employed, Mr, and Mrs, D. A. Brewer, a' pmowit'l departtiu nl Bob Douglas . ^ ’Western Union in Pctbum.nU;,"*f VeSb.w springs are the patera <*i working fir k ridpidalre ru *grandparent*! ten. Tom Taylor Is working for .the t.Vkge in the Oafftoria and Tea | . ^•jca:K«»sr; ilr om. John Dawson fa also work­ ing for the College in the- Mainten­ ance Department, Odes Blxier, who would have graduated this year had lie not left for college in his jun­ ior year (a life guard at the pool as Is also Dave Laming, Harold Blackwood Is working on the Martin farm for the summer. Bill Meffenl and Walter Knecht are working for Mr, Mefferd who Is In the landseaping business, Leonard See Is learning the carpenter trade from Mr. Borden and is also work­ ing at Deaton’s Hardware part- part, Jim Bridget is working at Carr’s Nursery as are Dave Black­ wood, Warren O’Neill, Doug Wil­ liams and Wayne Sayer. Da v e Champncy and Jolly Blxler arc helping to keep the college grounds looking nice as they arc working on the maintenance crew. T ed McNutt is engaged in the plumbing trades this summer working at AC Service. Bonnie and Dickie Fisher are working for their father In the plumbing business this summer, Av- aftcll Bibbs and Marjorie Phillips are busy this summer at the teen- nge gathering place of Dick and Tom’s, Harold Stancliff Is working rn the Y/el,h farm part-time and Is iking cabinet vrork in his spare lime. He is n spc-nsible for the things pla«nJ in the Htamliffs yard fn n time to ume. Jim Mills is cm* I P yi J at Hawk’s soon repair for the St,miner. Kingsley Persy is learning the radio and the tek-vi- rstfii burinr-mi by working at Hunt­ er a'«d Hunter Applianre store, Joyce Deni my is krh.ng a t : %7cleg's Maikft this fiummer. AH»| S-Wteian’ s is taking rare of the! >atd at Dip high selKW-l which Is a a Rr Kery time consuming jab. I 5:3 ®i ■ » * « j f ’lV.V -VJprings - - I R a t *l r.tuclky. Dave Jenkins.j f :> s n 'J :i. m s ) ,:r 1 Dal D.ant.ia.i |>;t c .cr.Ing f*r a luvj' td.iyu S %t.p i« t ’ fflult They . | jj :< ♦ -i(t tr I !»- r.;<>lati in fm. tvi« k, i Statewide Stock Car Races K IL K A R E SPEEDWAY Every Friday Night TIME TRIAL 7:30 p. m. RACES S ;30 p. m, 3 Miles West o f Xenia on Route No. 35 NEW BLACK TOP TRACK Find thfi SAFE DEPOSIT BOX in this picture Sn. K e e p " t h e m P ' r m i m m g W i t h PURITY FEEDS QUALITY *.rd RESULTS tvr Healthitr Pigs-—Fasfcr Cains-— For LaTj.tr PiLfils LINK HART ' S Yellow Sprmp ELEVATOR Ih en e %1B( The aciuol box Is af our bank— but tne faces of Mother and Dad reflect the peace of mind they enjoy because their vital papers and other valuable possessions are locked away hom mishap, behind our massive vault door. For a relaxed, carefree summer, why nor rent your low-cost Safe Deposit Box here now? I'or sal >*ur printing jspf J s rail the Breene County Printing <h»n»- Mlg^l DEPOSIT i Member F. D I C. Yellow Sr-BAf ^ O (YrviHe CedarwilleAmerican Legion ' 5 utmtfcxy,>July 11 FIREWORKS $200, Grand Prizes Sojlhall Other Entertainment CE IXARyiL IJv COMMUN ITY P A R K 6:00 P, jM«lo l^tOO P .M , Expertly Frepared IM«lie§ • JMeali Any Hour of the Bay # Sfcsdfaig Sienkiif • 31 Ymm of Service Open 7Days AWeek 6 a*m* til .1 & in. Xenia Ave. CAFETERIA Yellow Springs