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PageiEight THE EVENING GAZETTE, XENIA, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1934 ELIAS KING CALLED BY DEATH; THOMAS The World Vfer 20 Years AgoTocfay Heart Attack Fatal; Mrs. Wm. Carlisle Taken By Death Elias King, 88, native of Germany, died at his home, 251 S. West Tuesday afternoon at 1:25 o'clock. He had been confined to St.

Elizabeth Hospital, Dayton, i for three weeks while receiving treatment for a complication of diseases but was removed home Saturday. Mr. King came to the United States when a young man and had resided ia the house where he died for more than sixty-two years. He was employed as a stone mason for many years. He was a member of the "First Lutheran Church.

He is survived by Ms widow, Mrs. Helen Griesbaum King; two sons, Joseph and George, of Xenia; a daughter, Miss Kate King, at home, and two grandsons, John and Charles Funeral services will be conducted at the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be made in Woodland Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Thursday afternoon or evening. THOMAS COAN Thomas Coan, 60, died suddenly at his home, 325 Cincinnati Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock- Although 'he had been suffering from neuralgia for several days ho appeared in his usual health Tuesday but was stricken with a heart attack shortly after retiring.

Mr. Coan was born in Madison County April 4, 1874 but had resided in Xenia fifteen years. His marriage to Miss Mary Ellen Rachford, of this city, took place October 22, 1919. He was a member of St. Brigid Catholic Church.

Besides his widow he leaves two brothers, Morton and Michael, and a sister. Miss Margaret Coan, all South Charleston. Funeral services will be conducted at St. Brigid Catholic Church Friday morning: at 9 o'clock. Burial will be made in St.

Brigid Cemetery. Jamestown News Sunday, October 14, will be Rally Day at the M. E. Church. All members are urged to be present.

Mr. and Mrs. Francfa Clark and family enjoyed a trip along the Ohio River, Sunday. Mrs. W.

M. Miller is a guest at Prof, and Mrs. F. M. Reynolds the home of her son and and Ned Walker of St.

Bernard, (ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mil- 0., spent the week end here with ler. Mr. and Mrs.

C. T. Walker. i Mrs. Warren Robinson and Mrs, A John Doster spent Monday in Mrs.

Bliss Smith and Mrs. A. Y. Whitehead are in Chicago, for sev-1 Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Martins and eral days attending A Century of son, of Washington C. Mr. and Progress. JMrs. Joseph Palmer and daughter, Out of town guests attending the bridge-luncheon given by (John Perry at her home in Marion, were Mrs.

C. T. Wa'lker, Mrs. The cavalry equivalent of "taking them for a ride" is taking them for m. dragoons taking captive German Uhlans back of the lines.

SO Years Ago Today: The end of ostensively neutral Roumanians assistance of the German and Austrian cause was presaged by the death of King Charles I of Roumania, whose sympathy for the Central Powers ran counter to that of most of his people. Cavalry thrusts on a tremendous scale by both sides marked the battle that raged around Arras and in the Lys Valley in France. Caesarcreek News MRS. ESTHER CARLISLE Mrs. Esther Jane Carlisle, 74, widow of William Carlisle, of Osborn, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Lawrence Smith, of Chester, W. Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. She had been in failing health several Mrs. Carlisle, who spent part of her Lime with her son, Paul Gar- Mrs. C.

A. Arthur was hostess to the Eleazer Ai'd Society at the parsonage in Bowersville Wednes 1 day. At noon a covered dish dinner was spread. The afternoon was spent in a business session, with Mrs. Dennis Pagett, the president, presiding.

Sixteen ladies attenaed the meeting. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Curtis have named their infant son, Russel Marvin. Mrs. Joseph Mason and Mrs. Winifred Mason delightfully entertained fifty ladies at a shower for the pleasure of Mrs. J.

Warren Mason at the home or Mrs. Joseph Mason Friday afternoon. The afternoon enjoyed in contests and refreshments of ice cream molded in hearts, cake and of the School Loyal Workers' Sabbath Class of the Zoar M. E. Church at a wiener roast last Friday evening.

Games and contests were the entertaining features after all the good eats. Rev. and Mrs. Peters. Mr.

and Mrs. Beam, Misses Ruth Lewis, Mary Verna Huffman, Wflma Jones, Sham- REPUBLICANS OPEN HEADQUARTERS FOR CAMPAIGN IN XENIA Francis Clark Takes Charge Of Office On N. Detroit St. Campaign headquarters, for the liaugb Mabel Davis, i Republican organization in Greene Louise Thomas, Pauline Peterson, County has been, established at 10 Virginia Mussetter. Mildred Carle.

jN. Detroit St. 'in the Steele Bldg. Helen Carle, Velma Smith, Elinor Party leaders announce the head- Dean Lenore Brown. Mildred i Quarters will remain open during Learning, Elisabeth Learning, Mr.

the daytime and in the evenings Rov Carle. Vernon Sbambaugh. until he November election. Cam' Gervaise Peters, Jerome Walker. literature and buttons will be t.

A of Osborn. went to her daugh- coffee wgre sprve(j Thg h()me was ter's home several weeks ago. baskets da; sides her son and daughter, she and daughter, leaves a brother, Frank Dille, of Springfield. Funeral services will be conducted at the home of Paul Carlisle, of Osborn, Friday afternoon at. 2:30 o'clock.

Burial will be made in Glen Forest Springs. Cemetery, Yellow Mrs. Mason received beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond M'dule- ton spent Sunday with Mrs. Mid- Clark Walker, Lawrence John H. Thomas, Marvin Prizes were won by Mrs. Lois Beam. Miss Mary Jones and Miss Mabel Davis.

Beam. distributed and other party mfor- rvin. Cation dispensed. Francis Jamestown, will Qf during the and McFad i den, president of the Young Men's Republican Club, will have charge in the evenings. Persons interested i in becoming affiliated with the club formed for younger party sup- porters are invited to visit the Re- A reception for Rev.

Bauer and Publican headquarters and file their dieted lather. Mr. Eli Halves, at family will be held in the basement the New Jasper Church. Friday The rcL-ult of a corn and hog family is asked to Wilmington. membership.

MISS CORA MCMILLAN Miss Cora McMillan, 5S, formerly election held at the school building bring a "basket of eats and table Thursday evening was yes 41, and i service. Chapel and Mt. Ta, bor are invited to attend. A pro- Mrs. Emery Oglesboo at-lsram is being arranged tended the fall festival pump-' A home coming will MARDIGRAS PLANS WILL BE DISCUSSED be held nf Cedan-ille.

died at the home of Circleviiic Ust Thurs-; here October 21 in connection with Mardi Grag her niece, Mrs. Robert Coleman. of Philadelphia, Monday at She had been in failing health two! years but her death was caused by a sudden heart attack. day. Mrs.

Maude er Pacett and jthe sesqui-centennial of the Meth- i Oc tober 31 will be completed and Aiflici Oli 1 1 nrnprnm CHIP Peterson, Rog- odisl Church program. Every visi(cd i cordially invited to attend. A one cov- in lportant busfness win be dis- cussed at a meeti the Rav Pftler80n and in i ered dish dinner will be served at' lXenia Associa years but her death was caused by 7nd Mrs Rav PmerBon and in- ered dish dinner will be served at Xenia Merc a sudden heart attack. Rav. at Reynolds-1 noon in the basement of the ti0n at th Iron Miss McMillan had spent all I wcdnwdav.

church. Several former pastors of Thurgflav eveni her life in or near Cedarville until! a onjoy the charge have receiver! invita-; merchants are ten years ago when she went to ho ono a tions to attend. A pageant, will be: Homecoming UIL um. Lantern, Green evening at 6 o'clock. urged to attend.

Jean, Mrs. Harold G-arringer and Mrs. Harley Rogers were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L.

Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Davis.of Xenia, were guests Tuesday of Mrs.

Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Doster. Bliss Smith, Mrs. Dora Thompson, Mrs.

Willis McDorman, Mrs. 0. Carpenter, Mrs. A. Y.

Whitehead and Miss Clara Beale, Jamestown; iyii ss Mary Harris of Springfield, Mrs. Ovid Lowe, Mrs. Harold Ow-; spen Sunday here with her par- ens and Mrs. Oscar McDorman, of ents. Xenia; Mrs.

Willis Reese, Jeffer-j For the pleasure of Mr' Herman sonville and Mrs. S. Farquhar of JBrickel a number of-friends hon- Lpndon, O. jored him with a surprise party Mrs. Willis McDorman was a i Saturday evening at the home of dfnner guest Sundaf of her son Miss Marley Briggs.

There were and Mr. and Mrs. present, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mott, Oscar McDorinan at Xenia.

Other dinner guests'of Mr. and Mrs. McDorman. included Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur McMillan and Joyce, of Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Max Jenks and and the daughter Mary Lee, were dinner Briggs. guests Sunday evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Cummings of Cedar- vflle. Mr. and Mrs. S.

M. Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Oliver and daughter Mary Louise, of Bowersville, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Oliver, and family. Mr. Rudolph Wolf of Washing- and son, Mrs.

Albert Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. G-rover Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Bonner, Jones and son, daughter Bailey, Miss Ruth Ensign, the hon- jored guest, Mr.

and Mrs. Brickel hostess, Miss Marley CLIFTON Phyllis Flatter has" returned home from N. where she has been taking nurses on account of ill health. Mrs. Douglass Luse entertained twenty-six members of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at her home last Wednesday afternoon at their regular meeting.

Mrs. Doris Printz Berry entertained her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Berry at the hoine of her parents here last Sunday. A number of the Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society will attend the District Presbyterial meeting at Oakland Springfield, Thursday morning, I October 11 at 10 o'clock.

The outstanding speaker will be Mfss Helen Kittredge, formerly of Dayton, now associate treasurer of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, New York. Rev. and Mrs. McNeel and fourteen members of the Young People's Society of the church attended a Retreat for the young people of Dayton. Presbytery, held at the Covington, church, Sabbath afternoon and evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Silas Johnson entertained for three days the following relatives: Elmer Freeman, of Chicago; Mrs. Pearl Levels, Richmond! and Miss Freeman, of Dayton, who" motored here to Visit them. .3 Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Corry- entertained the brothers and of Mr. Cony at dinner last Miss Sarah Reed will lead the United Presbyterian prayer meeting to be held at the home of Mrs.

Edgar Tobias, Wednesday Rev. Robert French and Elder Wallace Rife will-attend a meeting of the Second" Synod" of Ohio td be -held Monday and Tuesday in Indianapolis, Ind. i i There are no new cases of scar-j let fever jn the village or vicinity. Quarantine is lifted. Mr.

Wendall Black, of Lorigj Beach, was calling friends here last week. I Mrs. W. B. Corry is spending few weeks with her sister, latter's summer home; in Michigan-! PAINT B.

CURTIS 17 E. Main St. ton C. has accepted a position in auditor's office at Columbus. Mr.

AVolf is the son of Mrs. Mary Wolf of Bowersville and is a brother of Mrs. Dora Fields, of Jamestown. 1, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Sesslar and daughters, Pauline and Elizabeth, of Dayton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoover and daughter. Due to the small attendance at the meeting last Friday evening the business meeting was postponed until a later date. All at the next meeting which will be announced later.

Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Wolf of Washington C.

number of friends entertained a. and relatives Sunday at dinner. Those enjoying the day 'were Mr. and Mrs. F.

M. Ffelds and Mr. and Mrs. Dora Fields and family of Jamestown, Mrs. Mary Wolf, Mr.

and S. T. Carpenter and Mr. H. C.

Fisher and daughters of Bowersville and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wolf and family of Greenfield.

Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Tim-berlake guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Cummings of Bowersville. Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Crosem of Hillsboro and Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Wood and son. Richard of Columbus "were dinner guests Sunday of Col. I. T. and family.

Miss Marley Briggs nad as her guests Saturday afternoon, Mrs. George Williams and son of St. Louis, Mrs. Rose Peele and Miss Mae Peele, who is head nurse at the N. C.

Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. F. C.

Wickersham. will leave Thursday for Denver, Golo. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rockhold and daughter, Martha Jean and ma-ke her home with her nieco.

She, is survived by two sisters, Mrs. ne Margaret Tarbox Milroy and Mrs.jl iat Charles Stevenson, of Cedarville. lhe pcn Chinch. Sab- presented by the young people in the evening. i The executive W.

C. T. U. met' at the home of. Mrs.

Will Bootes UCLIICO 1 vi nf the. inn. a lie normi 01 Funeral services will be conduct-! Mason AtICI lhc sUl(i ol lie i' Ts i at the McMillan Funeral we onjoyed a talk Ai i waf edarville. Thursday afternoon at Franklm re who hl? bee a the church for sixty- Massie's Creek Cemetery. DETROIT GIRL WILL GET COURT HEARING HERE ON OCTOBER 25 as home over from Columbus where he is attending Ohio State i ed Cedarville.

2 o'clock. Burial will be made in! member inine years. At noon a most bounti- Iful dinner was served in the base- university iment to a large crowd The after-i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fawce were 'noon session opened with splendid of Mr.

Kussell bpahr and: i music by the orchestra composed Sunday. I of Mrs. Harper St. John, Mr. and iMrs.

Donald St. John, Mr. Robert John. Miss Virginia St. John.

Mr. Dennis Pagett. Mr. Emory Oglesbee and Mr. Roper Recitations were given by Hazel Weaver, Ralph Thompson, Eugonc Pagett.

Charles Carle. Jnme.s Middleton and piano solo by Barbara i.lean Mason. All did their parts Mr. Dennis Pagett sang a solo. Hymns were sung by the audience and an address was given Girl's Father Cited; Delinquency Charge and Mrs.

W. St. John i called on Mr. John R. Sutton of Xenia.

Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended Rally Day services at the church Sunday morning. STUDENT ENGINEER CHAPTER ELECTS; Juvenile Court. Judge S. C.

Harlan Read( San hag bgen elected pres ident! Cii JJttO VAl by the pastor. Rev. C. A. Arthur.

Qf a STudenl chapter of the Ameri- An offering of $10 was received Vcan gociely of civil Engineers, or- Wright has scheduled a hearing The churoli was beautiful with ganized at Collece. Other! for October 25 in the case of Wan- baskets of dahlias that were dis- offlcers i nc lude: Milton H. da Irene Xortfon, alias Dolores tributed among the sick later. octon-ille vice-president; and' Crawford Antonio, 15-year-old I A man the name of Scott, re- oodland G- Shocklcy. WatertownJ Jackson.

girl, accused of de- siding in Dayton, met wi'th a ter- onn secretary. rible automobile mishap Sunday: ans i iave been made for aj WILLYOUBETHIS WINTER You can ride like the man in the upper illustration if you drive a warm, smooth-run- powerful car this win- ter, overhauled at the XENIA MOTOR CO. 226 S. Detroit Ph. 900 Thearl G.

White, Myers, Manager Shop Foreman You know it's linquency. An affidavit filed by juvenile near he home of Mr. R. B. Mckay.

series of lectures and dinner-meet- ri)iirt officials charges the girl left On coming the hill he missed ings throughout the year. i her home in Jackson and concrete bridge entirely and; I iippn about from place ca jumped a large stream and to place with questionable associ- i turned over. The man was iincon- atf'5. and is an incorrigible child." i scions and was taken to the Halt A citation was j'ssued for i he ap-; 0s pital at Wilmington, when pea ranee of th" girl's father. Geo.

found. His car was demolished. H. Norton. 411 Detroit Jack- 1(J committee composed of Mr.

son. in i-ourt on the hearing Hnt i Mrs Alonzo Carle. MT. and date. "Mrs.

Wurman Middleton are mak- ing arrangements for a -cia! at The Norton rp jig 1 lllS 1 OO IjrOOU. 7 J. i Creomulsion may be a better help than lyou need. It combines seven helps in one. 'It is made for ir! startled polic and juvenile last Satnr-' Eloazer Church Friday evenin day when, alter bemg held in juv- October 2(5.

enile detention rjiiarrers all wwk. r. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, ac- she told a story of being desertod companied by his brother and in Xenia hy a Detroit couplo iff. left Saturday for A Century factor will do most for any certain cough.

So careful people, more and more, are using CreomuJsion for any cough that starts. The cost is a little more than a single sought for questioning in the re- Progress at. Chicago and other Jhclp. But your druggist is authorized to 1 guarantee it, so it costsnotbing if it fails bring you quick relief. Coughs are 1 danger signals.

For safety's sake, deal Svith them in the best.way known, (adv.) cent murder of iroit jrlrl. an H-year-old Do XENIA GRANGE WINS PRIZE IN CONTEST points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stearns.

Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis are planninsr to attend the Lancaster Thursday.

Mr. "and Mrs. Paul Middleton entertained the members and friends Whether it's a brand of coffee, a cigarette or a only one way to find out how good it is. You've got to try Because they tried it and found it faster, more powerful and beUer all around, now buy more Fire-Chief than any other brand of gasoline! Try it in your car. You, too, will find it actually going out of your way for.

Xenia Grange, Greene representative in a dfstrict Grange booster contest at Springboro. Warren County. Tuesday ovening. won first prize and will participate i in a regional contest, the time and place to be announced later, ft is revealed. "Our Ohio Home" was the theme of Xenia Grange's program.

Other Granges participating were Adams Twp. Grange, of Clinton County and Lebanon Grange, of Warren County. lecturer of Xenia Grange, was In i charge of the program, NOUS WILL STOP HEAD COLDS IN 5 HOURS OR MONEY REFUNDED! 50c and $1.00 Corner Pharmacy Finest Hotel i rvrwsL in (olumbm TEXACO FIRECHtEF LINE ORPHIUM A second continuance of the joint hearing of Ernest Fogwell, Indiana driver of harness horses, and Mrs. Sadie Willett, former Xenian, accused of contributing to the delinquency of the woman's son by taking him out of Ohio, was announced Wednesday by Probate Judge S. C.Wright.

The new hearing date is October 25. The affidavit was filed by Fogwell's estranged -wife, Alice. 6,0, P. WOMEN MEET An invitation 'is being extended to all Republican women of Greene County to attend a women's rally in 'the ballroom of the Shawnee Hotel, Springfield, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Speakers will include TONIGHT AND DAYS ONLY "WHOM THE GODS DESTROY" with WALTER CONNOLLY ROBERT YOUNG DORIS KENYON From the story by Albert Payson Terhune Also 2-reel comedy and Mat.

every day 2:30 M. Clarence J. Geiger and Marshall. Brown, Frank Congressman L. T.

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