Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 2

Wednesday October 3 1934 THE DAILY NEWS JOURNAIA WILMINGTON OHIO 1 Page Two do5 you know? New Vienna at A BUY IN WILMINGTON The Weather of Public Sale Special! Rytex Double Check th' WITH YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS OR MONOGRAM St WifePreseryers Two Boxes for $125 ADDED ENJOYMEN And Musical Novslty with large pointed flap envelope toJJ Hum paper with mall checks in COMING SUNDAY LARD BY IN WILMINGTON i 31 i 5W and In MARTINSVILLE SCHOOLS TO STAGE CARNIVAL OCT 30 is JO 50 DRIVERStCULTBRUISED IN TRUCK AUTO CRASH of 28 Allan Simkina' Agent NsweJournal LUCKY GIRL "By Haya Wathr Bu Spacial Statlan Mr Blanche Deck Correspondent Telephone 2706 Xsq: LEAD BY 59 VOTES IN OUR DISTRICTS ERGUSON WINNER IN SIMS CONTEST Votes In 2 Townships Gives Margin for Program Popular Selections: Specialty Numbers To eature Musical Prograrti AYETTE ARMERS AVOR AAA PLANS Tlie Martinsville schools will sponsor a Halloween carnival Oct 30 und wlllbsused for addi tions to the school bulldint stunt end show ar planned' JJUJIT1P0LE STREET AN PICTURE fl A program of popular band aelec tion and specialty number will be presented by the Wilmington High School bond directed by Luther Jone at the Enterprise Twilight Party 'Wednesday The 3 Mpfotlowi ing the 'drawing of winning ticket for the club's gift of 10 tons ot coal to shopper Bangham will aet as mas ter pf ceremonies" The musical program follows: The ield" March "Citi tenshlp" "March MilitaireH1U Billy Boy Burtrlce Campbell Pop ular "Sleepy Head" ideal chorus by Maxine Harlanz'llld avorite World Is Walting for the Sun rise" Drufn and Bugle CorpSf 'March Braes Specialty "The Rosary" "Levee Over 'ture Popular "Moon glow" vocal 'chorus Maxine Har lan Medley: 'Hill Billy Boy Popu lar "Marching Along "Across The 1 Large Double Sheets fine quality i Vellum jvory or Grey Your Name and Addres on Sheets tad or 'Monte' gram on Sheets in Red Blue Brown or Black Ink included' in this low price Thi I the opportunity ottheyear to stock uppn fine joijal stationery I Buy for yourself and also for gift Io5 BlrtMyfor BAND TO PLAT I AT MB PARTY CORNER Mr Mrs' Silas Gooding and son Chester had as Saturday night guests Mr and Mr Harry Hurst and son of Dayton On Sun day both families 'were the guests of Mr and Mrs James Hurst and of Cozaddali Mrand Mrs Peter Rhude en tertained Paul Rhude: of Blanches ter Sunday Mr and Mrs Branson Hakes and family of Lees Creek were Sun day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A Thompson Dora and Ralph Reddick ac companying Mr and Mrs William Minnick of ML OrabyIlted Mr and Mr George Terwillegar of Cozaddale Sunday afternoon Sir John Rhude ha been quite 111 is now improving Mr and Mrs McCall spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs orrest of Second Creek Mr and Mrs? A Thompson and sons rank and Earl visited Mrs Bertha Windross of Villar Chapel Sunday evening Juanita Shanor of Blanchester spent Saturday night and Sunday with Virginia Reynolds Mrs Ida 'Berger and Mrs Ella' McKinney aJ'Co hostess entertain ed the Club Tuesday afternoon? By spoclil arrangoment ontKIod to receive from Max actor your Peraonel Complex ion Analyili and Make up Color Harmony Chart frT Alao a copy of the 48page book of Il lustrated make up Instructions "The New Art of Society Make by Max actor Holly wood's Make Up Genius creatorof make up for all motion pic lure studios an screen stars olnformatlon chart call at Beln's Bcug Store Ws Are Backing Boy Scout is driver of a government CCC truck escaped with cut' bruise In a three wsy auto truck crash at Blanchester a day 3 Lee driving Chevrolet coupe and Wall a truck owned by Vir gil Young Lee Creek were pro ceeding west on State Route 23 when the government truck came out of a side street and struck the truck driven by Wall It careen ed into the side of Lee's car The name of the driver of government truck was not learned Deputy Sheriff Glenn' Setty investi gated the accident Calvin Lee Blanchester IL 2 Lew Walls Lee Creek and the camp and and Tues kbk 7 MEETING POSTPONED BY CITY BOARD HEALTH A meeting of the city Board of Health scheduled to be held in the office of Mayor Hildebrant Thursday at 4:30 has been postponed No definite date habeen eet for the meeting but it probably will be held next week it was announced Burlington Man To Receive $5 Cash Prize by her daughter' served refresh mehta The October meeting! will be held it the home of Mrs' rank Shepard Honty Terrell Homer Wright and' tX Triplett were visitors in Columbus ''riday Work of painting the 0 building is nearing completion Attend Association Mestlng Rev and Mrs Wright at tended the Clinton County Minis terial Association meeting in Wil mington Monday Mr and Mr Harry Rudy and children and Mr Woods and children aptni Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vernon Morrow and moth er at Highland Mrs Addle Hussey and Mrs Em ma Wilson who have spent the summer at theirhome here are returning to the Shrieves apart ment iu Wilmington Wednesday Rev and Mrs Smith and family attended the flower show in Cincinnati Saturday Mrs Rose Haynie of Columbus visited Sundaywith Gray and son Herbert Herbert accompan ied het home and' entered Ohio Stgtc University Richard Brown of Hamilton an TgRMS CASH I HOOK Ray Murphy Aqct Morton Ewbank Clerk RLL RESIDENCE Adolf Varelmsnn has sold his residence property at 607 North 1 Booth street to Ida Berger of near Blanchester Mr and Mrs Varel jnann will continue to occupy the residence Her motherfelt that family physicians and child specialists and the hospitals must be right A simple test that proves they are Calendar iTotal of 629 Votes Cast by' armers in Union Liberty Wayne Wilson and Richland Union Votes Down Two Plans? DAILY TEMPERATURE CHART Yes Mix 7463 64 72 74 68 70 76 79 92 bO SO 8684 66 64 74 C6 38 68 grain and liveitock to become ef leetlv In 1936 allowed: 7 Ye 151: no 165 lv 'Township Tabulated Votes of contract signer hav been tabulated in Union Liberty 'Wajm Wilon and Richland Tpwnhips A total of 629 vote are included in the recapitulation Union Toanahip farmer Voted down the pian continue me corn hog adjustment program In J93S by firq vote Th total were: Ye 60 no 5 They also returned a negative' ballot on th proposal plan to be gin In 1936 by a margin of 26 Th total wore: Ye 46 no 73 7 In Liberty Township th 1935 plan wa victorious by on voti total of 29 being cast In favor 1 gnd 23 as opposed Th 1936 plan as beaten decisively The total were: Ye 19 no 34 Wyne vor Plan Wayne Wilson and Richland Township farmers provided the I znargin for th 1935 proposal I Th total in Wayna Township WA Iff Today ADULTS 15c The Mystery Romance Of official of the Andrew Asphalt Co 1 in residence In th home of Sir and Mrs Wright 'M EAllypay Next Sunday has been desig nated Rally Day at the Sun day school A pot luck dinner will served after the church service at' wtilch time a reception for Rev and MrsB Wright will be held Mr and Mrs Martin were visitors in Washington Sat hrday afternoon vJ4rs rank Allen of "''ruitdale ha been visiting In the home of 'Mr and MrtM Sayre Ray Baileyr Donald Davis Robert 'Bernard and Howard Mc Kenzie motored to Ohio State Uni versity Saturday where they prac tised judging livestock Mr and Mrs Heber Runk and son Bobby visited Mrs Blanch Deck at the Hillsboro hospital Sunday Mn and Mrs Sam Gray and fam ily of Cincinnati were Sunday afternoon visitors with their fath er Gray County arm Bnrea seeonC riday Pomona Grange eeqond Satui Ury (ebruary April Jone Atjgtul Jctober December) Clinton County arm and Hom protective Committee county igent's otficn (ini Thursday Clinton County '4H Club Execu tlv Committee county of flee aecoud Tuesday Grange Adams first and third Tuesday Union second and fourth Thur tay i MartinivllT eeond and fountVadnday 1 Wilson second tad fourth Wi aesday Kingman eeeond and fourtr fbonday ML Pleasant first and third day Bltachesler first and third at urday Lee Creek first and third Clarksville second nod todrth Wednesday i Bureaus yAg' second Monday Union Township last Monday SHEARER ZkAztMARCH Mgdlson and Concord Jownshlp ayette County farmer enrolled cornhog reduc tion program voting in the nation wide referendum on the planfbave expressed themselves Overwhelm ingly in favor of a continuance of the pregram In Madison Township 33 out of 42 balIot cast were for question number ono and 23 In favor question number 2 In Concord Township 84 out 39 voted tor question on and for question two' Xn percentage figure 827 per cent: voted ye on 'question one endper renfe onquestion num ber two Question number one "Do you favor an adjustment program dealing with corn and bog In 19357" Number two: "Do you favor a one contract pehfarm 'adjuitmeht program dealing with grains livestock to become effective 1934?" Temperature for 24 hour ending at sunselTuesday maximum 74 minimum 36: lowest during the night 44 8 A 49 10 A 61 12 66 1 66 Precipitation None Character of Day Partly Cloudy Wind at 1 Southwest NEW Mr and Mrs? Nell Carey and son Tom and Don ald Davis wer funday visitor nt Indfsn Lake foliar ris da vlsltlng'wlth his Stanley and family in St Louis Mr Wlnna Hadley and Mr and Mr Wylie Wilkinson 1 and son Billy visited relative In Blan chester Sunday afternoon Mr Southerland was a cordial hostess Saturday afternoon when the entertained members of the riendship Circle Sunday school class The president Miss Sadie Polk opened the meeting "ATTArfburltad of the devotion After a shoit business session a clever contest wa enjoyed The hostess assisted Don't butter to wreaa pan in which eak 1 to baked lard or vctatl shortening Tb butter burn easily and also con tain mIL which causes th cak stick 44 BOARD TO MEET The Clinton County Board of Ed' ucatlon will hold Its October tw lon in the office of Carl II Shanks Superintendent of School In the Court house ednesday 8 PUROLATOR Thg genuine oil filter er trldg Insure a pure lubri cant at" all time Replace each 8000 mile Complete tip arrived Saturday One Stop Service Station Next to Generel Denver Open All Night Phone S37S Are Backing Boy Scout erguson of New Burling ton won flrst prize of In the Sim contest which closed Sitprday according to announcement made by the contest editor of the News Journal Win ner of the second and third prize of 3 and in cash were Mr A Moon of Midland and rank Hunter btR No 6 Wilming ton Letters of tatmore than 100 word gave the reasons for the pa tron selling cream Poultry and egg to the Sim Produce Let tor were judged for their reion alone 7 A flood of letter reached the contest desk and it was with difficulty that the winner were selected each letter seeming to carry a personal measage whyj 1 Meetings of Interest to 'Rural Residenta AAA PROPONENTS GAIN EDGE IN BALLOT IN COUNTY Household Good I wilt "iell th complete furnleh inq tf my flv room home cm lit Jo em firm on mile cast of Port William on MondayOct 8 At I QUESTIONS' AND TABULATION VOTE The questions voted on in th nation wide survey of the AAA are ItU Do you favor an' adjustment progranr detlind with corn and hog In J935? (2) Do you favor a one eontract pr farm adjustment program' dealing with grain and livestock to become effective In The vote: zr The Wilmington PubMhiiurCoi 24 DOUBLE SHEETS AND 24 ENVELOPES 1 ittJ id ar Bed Suite 3 plece modern suite bed41vnlty dreer chit spring Yed only 2 7 T7Coal 3 burner with oST attached QoodxM new i Heating Stove i7 Largtcoal stove In A condition Dining Round oak dining table virlth' chairs I1 Wicker Living Suite 3 pleee set settee rocker snd lounging chair 4 Rugs I''V 9x12 rugs good as new 2 con golsum and ssvsrak small rugs tr Other urnishings '7 Cedar chest Singer sewing machine cupboard blankets and other bed ding full set dishes and utensils Largo quantity canned fruit vege tables andlelliee Many othr rti "des 8 A Today Atlanta cloudy 56 Boston' clear 48 Buffalo" Chicago' cloudy 58 Cincinnati cloudy 48 Cleveland partly 56 Cojilmbu cloudy 51 Denver cloudy 52 Detroit cloudy 52 El Paso clear 61 Kansas City clear 52 Los Angeles cloudjM60 Miami partliijf'i 32 New Orleans cloudy To New York clear 52 Pittsburgh fog Portland Ore cloudy 48 St lyouia cloudy 58 Swn rancisco cloudy 34fam pa cloudy 74 Washington cl 48 Thoenixcleat (On El Paso clear I'' 32 Abilene clear 7 53 Low white River cloudy Cochrane cloudy The IM partly COLUMBUS Oct 3 Weather outlook for the 36 hour period beglnhlng at 8 Tues day: Under existing general con ditions indications are tne weather will continue more or less unsettled in this vlcinlty during the next 36 hours With slowly rising tempera ture THE OLD HOMIE TOWN By STANLEY If anyone in your family is MRS STKONG AND DAUGHTER NANCY 'j occasionally sluggish or consti vP0yw WeU pated especially any child you rW st wkewy Mr A Stang should knowthi medical truth: SL HelgM i You cannot get safe relief withfelve matter Mrse any medicine if you cannot regulgt Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin I an the dose And to regulate dosage approwd liquid Ipjativ ropining you mourn nave a laxauvcWith a liquid laxative you can Proponents of the plain to continue the corn hoir re program of the AAA in 1935 held margin of 59 votes Wednesday according to thetabulation of ballots in four Clinton County communities 6 "The total vote on the YeJ9n no 132 7 Tho VoteJLlhfc S4unB dUtrkU on he qtiestionUf a 5 one contract per farm adjustment program dealing with uipi IBS IQUUB Iff UOg 21 On th 1936 plan Wayne Town ship voted: Th 52 no 20 The Richland and Wilson Town rate Yee 34 no 29 Meetings scheduled tor Wednes day and Thursday follow Gren Township at Nw Vienna school building JL Adam and Vernon Township at Adam school building 8 Chester Township at Kingman school building 8 October 4 Clark and Washington Town ship at Marllntvlll school build ing 8P Maribnand Jefferson Town ships at Blancheiter school build ing Th entire yot In4he county will tabulated rJday gnd for warded to the AAA at Washing ton The vote In tho county 1 being taken a a part of the nation wide survey of th AAA 'to deter mine It procedure In crop adjust ment programs In the future Siguerp and non sfgners of gov ernment crons reduction contract are entitled to cart a vote at iu In Wilson ahdlfchlahd Town community meetings the writer' patronised the Sim Pro duce Company The cash award are aweitlrfirZft the winner the New Jouraal office i 'Mr Sima wlihee' to thank'hla pa tron who participated In Uie con test and he ptane further contest whereby hl patron i will have aa opportunity" to win other ryaluabteZ 7'' rr' STINGLEY DEENDANTS IN PARTITION ACTION 77 1 MyrtleAllen Everhart'and An hette Stafford filing an action in ayette County Common court against Clara Stlngley anJ Calvin Stlngley ask partition of two tract of 49i4 acre nd acres in Concord Township' 'Jn which they claim one third 'inter est IL Herald HIGHLAND Revv Elizabeth Larkin is recover ing from an eye operation at WTilte Cross Hospital Columbus Mr annie Crabtree spent a few day with Hoy Davis and fam ily in Leesburg The Highland met at the home of Mrs Anna Harper Tuesday Current events were giv en In response to roll call Myer Edna Maines read the scripture and Mrs Ella VanPeltgave a prayer Officers ngnfed 'werei president Mrs Ruth Stow vice president Mra Edna Haines sec retary Mrs Minnlo Thornburg treasurelvMrs Anua ilarper Mr lprince rye "was named chair hian of flower committee The union received the prize for having the best attendance in proportion to membership at the county con vention held at Greenfield Mr Ruth Stowe lead the meeting on thoubject "Alcohol an Enemy of Home nd Church" During theoctal hour dellclou refreshments were served' ood and flowers wenrgiven to the sick Mr and Mr Ringer enter tained Dr and Mrs Slagle ot Co lumbus and "Mrs Celina Ringer of Leesburg Sunday Mr and Mrs spent Sunday evening with Stowe and family Mr and Mrs Edmund McVey of Louisville were Sunday guests of McVey and wife Mr and Mrs Will Grice Mrs Alma Thornburg Mr Elizabeth Hixson and Miss Hattie Grlco were In Urbana Suhday viaiting William Thornburg and daughters Barrett wlfo and daughter of New Marshfield spent Saturday afternoon with Mls Mary Moors Mrs WH Stowe and Mrs Alice Todhunter visited Mrs rank Row and Mr Bert Wilson of Olive Chspel riday Mr Oliver McCoy and Mrs McVey attended' the' funeral ser vice of Mrs red Smith Saturdayt Danvlllet" The riendship class oj the tho riends Churc met" at the home ot its teacher' Miss annie Thorn burg Thursday A' song and praycr opened the meeting Among the business items canning for a sipk lady were formulated to add funds to the treasury wa decided upon After games and merriment 5 dainty refreshments bvhe US' ZMrand Mrs Charlea Rhoadca and children visited in Blanchester Sunday Mr Stowe Mr' Charles Rhoade and Mrs" McVey at tended the play The at Wilmington Tuesday herbal active cenns and tucui Iff ftftft I ftll n' A gradually reduce the dose And that can always obtain it at any drug is the secret of safe relief from store XVhy not make the a sluggish cohstjpated condition test" which has attracted so much Why Dectort Um attention of late7lt helps nearly Liquid Laxative everyone who tries it It may make A liquid laxative can be measured feeJ btttcr Yu have in Its action can be thu controlled Ifx 77 property made of natural laxative If you will risk sixty cents to di element like senna and cascara cover it forms no habit even in the of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin we youngest child And auch a laxative believe bowel worries will be over Will help the bowel to help them for your household 77 7i7nuT77 PROMISED ME Iz 7' '7 "'A A SQUIRRELS 77'77 tTai qia pdshJ 7ja 7a I 5JeU KD VdDRLEWx LOCAL HUNTER HAS AT LAST XMORKED OUT A SGKEN1H VJ HEREBY HE CAN HUNTAMITHOUT HIS I 1 '77 5 ta1 Ib 1 WH 'j a i October 1 7'77' wc st i 7 77 i 771 7 7 7k 77777 7 MTi 7 777 i ni LUN if lli 1 4 i i The Entire A Be DIAMOND I "7 YOUNG 'J levans Xm 1 KbW Union Township Yes No Total Question No 1 60 65 125 Question No 2 46 72 118 Liberty Township Question No 1 67 Question No 2 '19 34 77 Wayns Township I Question No I 59 JR' Question No 62 20 72 Wilson and Richland Township Question No 1 43 21 64 Question: No i 34 29 63 Total Yot To Date Question No 1 191 132 323 Question No 2 151 155 306.