THE DELPHOS HERALD DELPHOS, OHIO TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1942 BOOKS ADDED AT LIBRARY Sent Here by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Four books have been added to those already received at the local Public Library from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. They are: NORTH OF SINGAPORE hy Carveth Wells was written shortly before the present crisis. It is 311 account of a trip starting in Japan leading north to Korea and churia, and then south to Singapore. There are adventures with strange Listen! Don't people, in jungles, in native states, and foreign cities.
Wells links his observation with bits of legends and, history. MY NARROW ISLE by Sumie Se Mishima, The author's story of her struggles as a modern woman in Jannese socioty which is bound by amazing restrictions and limitations. The book is authentic, and pathetically written. Her insight into the fixed customs and loyalties of the older Japanese resulted after the contrasting life she lived in America. THE SOVIET EXPERIMENNT by Harry Best is a sane, evaluation of the gains and losses to the Russian people in the revolution from SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK Repaw U.
1. hem Oba By R. J.SCOTT KING HENRY SIT oF ENGLAND, SET A STYLE of BROAD. TOED SHOES Wit TOESPREADS OF NINE INCHES -SCRAPS. ENOUGH MONGOLIAN WOMEN WANT 10 LOOK LIKE A PADDED -HORN COIFFEUR AND LEGGED, SHOULDER BLADE, NEARLY TWICE ALL OTHER COSTUMES REMEMBER HELP SHE HER LIKE AS MANY WOMEN INSECTS, IS A USE LIPSTICK AlE DESCENDANT PERFUME: PRAYING MANTIS OF THE BOVINE ONLY USES FOUR SPIRM' OF THEM FOR WALKING Opt.
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THE HEART OF EUROPE by Des de Rougemont concerns Switzerland the country not at war but heavily involved in the Europcan crisis. Alis aolorful history builds up its great tradition for freedom. The book gives the other side of this land of "immense mountains, felds of snow, clover towers, cheeses and Alpine chalets." Its federated government is al small scale model of al working federalized Europe. ARE MARRIED AT ALLENTOWN Miss Helen Rohrbaugh and Ross Miller United in Marriage in Coremony Performed at Allentown Methodist Church Couple to Live Near Spencerville. The marriage of Miss Helen Rohrbaugh, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Rohrbaugh, Elida, and Ross Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Amos Miller, near Elida, took place at the Allentown Methodist church at 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the first wedding to be solemnized in the church although it had been built 2 number cf years ago.
The Rev. C. F. Fogle, pastor of the Wesley Methodist church in Lima, read the double ring service. The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Her matron of honor was Mrs. Gail Foust, Elida, while Carl Miller acted as his brother's best man. Ushers were Richard Musser and Robert Miller. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Miller graduated from Elida high school. The bride had been employed at the Westinghouse. Mr. Miller is a farmer. The couple will live on a farm near Spencerville.
NEWS OF BOYS IN SERVICE Have you any information converning your relatives or friends now in the service, army, navy, air corps, which can be carried in the paper? If you have any such news, please let us know. We will be glad to carry it in this column, provided It is of such a nature as not to conflict with government regulations. Your friends, people of vicinity generally, will be glad to read these items. May we hear from you? At Camp, Hulen The address of Private Louis E. Patton, son of Frank Patton, North Main street, follows: Batry.
435th C. A. A. Camp Hulen, Texas. SICK LIST C.
W. Cordermaun, West Second street, is critically ill at his home. Mrs. Henry Jettinghoff, who has been ill at her home on East Sceond street, is convalescing nicely. Calling From THE NEW CAPITOL Will Present a TICKET 10 SEE "We Were Dancing" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1942 20 Service Charge To the two whose names (with ati behind them), appear among the Classifed and Business Direo tory advertisoments on this page.
Tickots are to be secured at The Delphos Ptg. and Pub. Co. office. Tickets not transforable.
To be used only by porson whose name appears on same. THE MARKETS Tuesday, April 7, 1942 No. 2 Red Wheat 58-lb. test, moisture $1.14 No. 3 Yellow Shelled Corn moisture .70 No.
4 Yellow Shelled Corn moisture .74 No. 2 White Oats 32 lb. test .57 Sound Barley .55 No. 2 Soy Beans moisture $1.77 These prices are applicable on grain delivered to the elevator Eggs .25 .26 Leghorn Hens .11 No Ronsters .08 Heavy Hens .17 Tuesday, April 7, 1942 Top hogs, roughs, slug, $10.25. cently visited a grove of maple sugar trees on Tracy's farm and consumed around 15 gallons of syrup which was almost ready for' market.
WELLSTON, O. (UP)-The War Department has notified Z. P. Davis of Wellston that his son; Lt. Ralph Davis, is missing on all airplane flight believed to have endod in a crash in the great Dismal swamp area on the Virginia-North border.
Buy Defense Bonds! CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK Hogs: active, steady. Heavy 230-250 IDS 190-230 lbs 160- 190 lbs pigs 100-140 lbs Cattle: 500. Slow, steady. Steers 1100 lbs up choice 750-1000 tbs good medium 11.50; common butchers, good $11-12; medium $10-11; common cows, good $8-9; canners and cutters butcher. bulls Calves: 500, slow, slightly lower.
Choice $14-15; good $13-14; medium $11-13; common $8-11. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Hogs: 10-15c higher good and choice 180-360 IDs $14- 14.30; 160-180 lbs good 400-550 lb sows Cattle: calves: steers steady; best largely heifers firm to shade higher, good to choice $14; cows weak to shade lower, cutters $8.90 down; beef cows bulls weighty sausage offerings to vealers 25-50c lower at $14.50 down; stock cattle firm fleshy choice 1,100 lb feeders $13.25. Annual Produetion to be Given at Jefferson 011 Friday Night, May 1 "The Adorable Age" by Dana Thomas to be Given Miss Dorothy Lehmann Directing Production. SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Preparations are being made for the staging of the annual senior class play at Jefferson high school. The play will be given on Friday night, May 1.
"The Adorable Age" by Dana Thomas, a three act comedy, will be given this year under the direction of Miss Dorothy Lehmann, of the Jefforson faculty. The cast of characters has been selected and the members are working hard to got their parts well in hand, The cast follows: Clarabelle Kathryn Osmun Elinor Colby Helen Allemcier Harriet Ayers Wanda Yoder Mary Gay Virginia Morris Bert Parnham David Heiss Grant York Russell Bryan James Powers Richard Moorman Jinny Engle Marie Truesdalo A Messenger Ralph Sawmiller The production staff for the play will be as follows: Business Manager Beatrice Hotz. Stage Managers Eugene Steinbrenner, Don Ford. Property Managers Ralph Sawmiller, Marguerite Leist. Publicity Donnabelle Rupert, Oleta Miller.
Custume Mistresses Rita' Geise, Angela Kill. Make- Up Mistress Ladonna Clements. OPERATION AT LIMA HOSPITAL Mrs. Henry C. Imholt, East Jackson street, underwent an operation at St.
Rita's hospital in Lima Tuesday. DETROIT, April 7 (UP) A "victory. through equality of sacrifice" program under which labor would forego claims for double pay in exchange for a ban on all war profiteering was recommended to President Roosevelt and congress today by the international executive board of the Unlted Autompbile Workers-(CIO). LOCAL SCOUT TROOP MEETS Members of the Delphos Boy Scout troop No. 65 met at the Presbyterian church Monday evening in their regular weekly meeting: After their meeting the scouts in a ball game on the grounds of Jefferson High school.
Rev. Mark L. Andrews, acting scoutmaster, was in charge of the scouts, Only -seven scouts were present at the meeting, however. A Bilk Hilk was planned for next Monday evening. The boys are to take along anything they desire.
They will meet at the church at 5:30, Coals Chas. Dienstberger Best Quality 225 East Second St. Main 1519 Want ADS OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS HERI FOR SALE FOR SALE USED WOODstock typewriter. Good 312 South Bredeick. Phone Main 1587.
htf FINANCIAL WHEN IN NEED or READY cash, patronize home business borrow locally. Call Thomas, Main 1687. The Delphos Loan at Gramm office. FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNISHED apartment. Phone Forrest 1641.
htf WANTED WANTED NEW FOR arying. Gorman Grain Co. hett WANTED TO RENT 5 OR 6 room modern house. Telephone John Helt, Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert between 9 d. m.
and 2. p. 48 WANTED TWO GIRLS, AGE 21 to 30. Part time and full time work. Year round employment in The Equity Dairy Store, Delphos.
Apply in person. 48c29 WANTED TO BUY SMALL building for garage. Phone Holly 1513. 49 WANTED WE BUY ALL kinds of waste paper. Phone Canal 1021.
h67 WANTED LADY TO WORK in kitchen. Apply at Maude's Restaurant. 48c28 MISCELLANEOUS CAN FURNISH TRANSPORTAtion for two passengers to Lima, a. m. to 5 p.
m. Phone Forrest 1653. 47 ASHTABULA, 0. (UP) Milo Tracy has a cow which should give truly "sweet" milk. The cow 're- FOR SALE 6 room house, North Main.
Bath, completely modern, Venetian blinds, inlaid linoleum, electric water heater, stationary tubs, full basem*nt, garage, etc. 7-room house, Pierce and Eighth, completely modern. Brick house, West Fifth. 8 rooms and bath, steam heat, large lot, fruit trees. Ideal for tourist trade.
A good buy. 8 room house, Last Fifth. Double garage. Completely modern, all new floor coverings. 7-room house, West First.
Completely modern, all oak finish, bevel plate glass. This is an extra fine home. WM. M. JONES Commercial Bank Bldg.
Rooms 2 and 3 SER GETS CAGEY YOU'LL SEE BIG SISTER Registered Patent Unci By LES FORGRAVE GREAT HEAVENS! THE BOY SLAMMED I'M LOSIN' TIME STANDIN' HERE! RUBY WILL I'LL GIT DOWN TO THE COMMISSIONERS THE DOOR RIGHT IN MY HE BE DOWN THERE PUTTIN' IN HER WORD TO OFFICE AND ACT WHEN THEY GIVE BETH ALMOST TOOK MY NOSE OFF, THE GET THE BABY, THE BAD NEWS. BRUTE! WOULDN'T LET ME NEAR HERSELF. THE BABY. cof TIE 1942, King Features Syndicate, us, HAIR-BREADTH. HARRY A GOOD IDEA OF HARRY'S WITH A FEW PROMISSORY AND WILL I JACK UP THE GAS CURSES TO GO TO THE SHORE NOTES TO THE CITY AND A RATES NOW IM IN WHY WHY YOU I'VE BEEN AND DUST ESCAPE STORM THIS CAMPAIGN 'CUT' TO THIE OUTGOING MAYOR, IT'LL COST A DIME TO SOFT UNCONSCIONABLE MINDERHEARD! I'VE BOUGHT THE CITY -HEM! GAS AN EGG CHISELER! YOU MONWORKS HEN HEW OPOLISTIC TOAD A GRAFTER FAMILIAR RAUCOUS LAUGH THE NEW GAS DISPEN- This Page DEAD STOCK We will pay up to $0.00 ped head for horses and $4.00 for cattle.
Phone us at our expengo. Tel. Surburban 6302. Delphos Fertilizer Co. Mrs.
J. J. Cattell We Pay For $4.00 of size and condition Call' 23221, Lima, Ohio Reverse Telephone Charges C. G. Buchsich, Inc.
ALLEN CO. FERTILIZER DELPHOS GARAGE E. E. SHEETER PLYMOUTH Utilelal AAA GUILDS Main -lymouth Phone 1414 Sales-Service 24-Hr, wrecker service Dodge Genoral Repalrs 110 S. Main St.
Sales Service Delphos, Objo After they've tried everything else lots of folks wonder why they didn't try CAMPHOLOTION FIRST Got a bottle at your druggist or dealer MONUMENTS C. SCHERGER SONS Dealers in Marble and Granite Monuments and Markers 509-11 N. Main St. Phone Main-1794 ARMOUR'S BIG CROP FERTILIZERS Order carly to get well cured goods. Also Agrico.
Sco us about your livestock or wool. C. O. Violet Tel. M-1862 USED TIRES 4.50 21 1.75 10 5.00 19 4.50 20 1.00 15 Mueller Chevrolet Co.
W. S. KIMBALL ATTORNEY 'AT LAW 156 West Second St. Delphos, Ohio. General Law Practice SPRING HOUSE CLEANING We have Everything To Help Trade in Your Old Furniture on new Crede Supply Store Call Main 1889 PIANO TUNING John H.
Wangeman, Tuner Piano and Player Piano work and expert tuning. Leave orders at King Stallkamp, Druggists. Main 1532. David Reese DODE M. LAMSON Piano Tuning, Repairing, Refinishing Also repairing and reconditioning of all kinds of musical instruments.
For estimate and further informa. tion call Forrest 1.653 or write 111 State St..
