Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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C , B BUY YOUR CANDIES AT ziy afqefy H. A.WlLLSON'S -pggds Confectionery Good Bread, Pies and U? 1017! C'0ll'UI71L'F you that - Qlldfllltl' Iii' 0urj?ir.rt Cakes Of Kinds f'07ZJ'lrIl5l'lZl'Zbll L. METZCAR PItOIJI'iCiOf 320 Broadway Greenville The Ford One Ford ear, with one piston ring, Two rear wheels and one front spring, Has no fenders, seat made of plank, Runs on gas, and real hard to crank: Carburetor bursted half Way through, Engine missing, hits on twoq Ten spokes missing, front axle bent, All the tires punctured, aren't worth a cent, Got a litte speed, will run like the deuce, Burns either oil or tobacco juice: If you want this Ford, inquire within, A real line Ford for the shape it's in. V iv. 1 Freshie, in the Barber Shop: Say, how long will I have to wait to get a shave? Barher: You'll have to wail live or six years? Fred Clark: Norma smiled at me toclayf, Turkey XVarner: That shows she has a sense of humor. Professor Bailey: Go out quietly, so as not to Wake the other classes. When Your Shoes Are Worn and Need Repairing, Donit Forget ....... CHARLES HARMAN For Workmanship, Material and Service Work Guaranteed 112

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Victrolas Brunswick and Phonogr aphs Victor Records and Records PIANOS AND PLAYER. PIANOS Greenville Piano Q Phonograph Company W. S. HYER HARRY BARRY L. M. HUSSEY The Greenville Rotary Club The Crippled Children of Darke County The Committee in charge of this work is desirous of securing the names and addresses of all crippled children. You can assist in this work by sending their names to Thomas Cooke. Secretary, Greenville, Ohio 111

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A4074 Q 4' iiflgii m 1223 1 - This Space is Dedicated to The Senior Class of 1922 By Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall HARRY E. MILES, Manager 113 K