Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 6

THE OLD HOME TOWN URGE SAFETY FOR FOURTH TUB II A ft! ITS Juno 44, 1110 scon's BOOK ByR.J.$COn iy Af WCAH KMlVIS, Buf IH no often. WAY. CLOSED TO GERMANS PRE-WAR IOUNOARIES PRESENT BOUNDARIES IRON CURTAIN CHICAGO, June 24 Oon't make your steering wheel a wheel Of Chaneo because you bet your life! That advice came from the National Safety Council an the 1 nation approached the Fourth of i July holiday, one of the most dan- gerouo porlodfl of the year. With traffic fatalities on the increase this year up 9 per cent BO far the Council Is coordinating a nationwide campaign to hold down the usual upsurge In Independence Day accidental deaths. One hundred and sixty- three national organizations, as well ns state and city public officials, are cooperating In tho effort.

Last Fourth of July almost 700 persons wero killed by accidents of all kinds during the three-day Many more died later as the result of injuries received durinor tho celebration. Traffic accidents were the chief kll'or, alono accounting for about 300 deaths, Tho Council expects more pleasure-seeking motorists.to pile Into more cars and roll up more miles I on this holiday and tho week-end 'preceding it than ever before in the country's history. For many It will bo a four-day vacation. More than 36 million motor vehicles will be on the move, The increasing numbe'r of new cara on the road and'the substantial rise In gasoline consumption this year Indicate a heavy death toll unless everyone Is fullv aware of tho holiday hazards and makes a real effort to avoid them. ''Holidays are hazard days," said Ned H.

Dearborn, president of the Council. "When you tako a chance on the highway you arc gambling and tho stakes are human lives. You can't afford to lose in this game. "Police and those who have authoritative control over public safety will bo especally and vigorous In their enforcement of sane rules of public behavior. But they can't police every-mile of every hlirhwav.

The individual must police himself. everyone would-keep in mind the words 'Take on the Fourth Be AHvo on tho this Fourth of July would bring much loss tragedy and much more pleasure." Largc White .30 Large Brown 2ft Medium White 28 Medium Brown 24 Old Roosters J2 Leghorn liens 18 Heavy Hens 20 Menvv SprlnRera 28 EAST GERMANY swallows anoUmr lilttur Communist-dictated pill in renouncing all claims for 2,000,000 Germans to live in the Sudetonland (black area.) of Czechoslovakia, tho area over which Adolf Hitler threatened war in 1038 at Munich. At end of World War II Czechoslovakia expelled Germans from the area. Now East Germany recognizes the expulsion an a. "final solution." This latest Red reshuffle follows recent decision to set Eatit Ganiiuny'a boundary at Oder-Ncliua line, giving part to Poland as appeasement for land taken by Kusmlu, Cub Scouts To Hold Outing Tho momboi-a of Cub Scout Tack 42 will hold meeting unr' outing Sunday, Juno 25,, at the Waterworks Park beginning at 1 o'clock.

Thure will bo plenty of games iiiul refreshments will be served All tho Cub Scouls aro invited and urged to attend, nnr urged to attend as Well n.s the Cub's famllios. Tho picnic Is'to be a family affair. LSCHOOL DAYS By DWIQ 4-H Members Vie For Honors In Dairy Demonstration Juno is dairy month. Milk production hits Its annual high, and according to the U. S.

Department of Agrlculaurc, this month may set an all-time record. Trying lor a too arc some 2,000 Ohio 4-H members who are thinking up new ways to use the Abundant supply of milk, They are pftrtHclpatlng In the 1060 National 4-H Dairy Foods Demonstration progam, and will vie for top honors in county as well as In state and national competition. Under gUfCfTric'c 6t local club leaders and Extension agents, the 4-H'cr a Work individually and in teams to show club members and other groups the latest methods of preparing' tasty, nutritious dairy foods. Favorites in the summertime menus for Ohio 4-H families aro Ice croam, milk clrlnka, frozen desserts cottage cheese dishes. WHile a demonstration looks easy, it is by no means'easy to achieve, reports a national champion.

Many hours of study and practice go Into perfecting a demonstration before the girls are ready to step on the stage in their crisp white confident and sure of their subject. They also must be ready to answer questions from the audience after- warcls. Awards for 1 outstanding performance are provided by the Carnation sponsors of the program. Gold medals are presented to county winners, while each state winner is given a handsome watch; A trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago next November is in store for national champions. WANT ADS WANTED GIRL OR WO- man tot general housework and to assUt with home or stay at night.

References required. Mrs. Howard Illig. 11C47 WANTED DEMONST A tors for- Plastic Parties. Defiance Plastfc Co.

No delivery. Please contact V. A. Reinman, Leipsic, Ohio. Tel.

5283 for Information. 11 WANTED TO BUY SMALL Farm or few acres. With buildings preferred. Bcno Miller, Ft. Jennings.

Phone 13-30. 10C47 WANTED SERVICE STA- tlon attendant. Steady work for right man. Write box W. care of Herald.

10 FOR SALE FOF SALE SMITH-CORONA Typewriter, like licw $60.00 no tax. Can be seen at The Delphos Printing and Publishing Company. hctf FOR HOTPOINT Electric Range. Table Top model in extra good condition. Phone 4453.

621 South Main street, hctf FOR SALE DINING ROOM Suite buffet, table, and six chairs. 128 East Third. Linda Hoverman, Phone 2-3321. 11C47 WANTED TO RENT 4 OR 5 room apartment or house. Gramm 6851.

Richard D. Clover. 11 STRAYED STRAYED BRINDLE PUP answers to Phone 2-2102 reward. 10 TO ATTEND EUB 2 Killed In Plane Crash UNIONTOWN, June 24. KINS) A University of Pittsburgh student and his father-in-law were killed in a plane crash near Unlontown.

The victims were John Quinn, 25, of Pittsburgh, and Marquis Chisholm, 59, a. civil air patrol pilot of Dos Moines, la. Local Ministers Will Participate In Bible Conference and School of Music Next Week. The Rev. Paul B.

Zimmerman and Rev. Wesley Mullenhour will attend the Bible Conference and School of Music to be conducted by the Sandusky Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren church at Camp St. Marys the week of June 26 to July 2. Rev. Zimmerman is scheduled to be Chairman of a Discussion Session at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

The theme of the discussion will be "Building a Congregation by Lay Visitation," it will be led by Rev. Gerald Coen. Guest speakers for the week long conference will include: Bishop John S. Stamm, D. L.

H. Harrlsburg, Pennsylvania. Bishop Ira D. Warner, D. LL.

Puente, California. R. G. LeTourneau, Industrialist, Poughkeepale, New York. FOR SALE CUMMINOS UP- right Piano piano bench Davenport $10.00.

Beno Miller, Ft. Jennings. Phone 10C47 FOR SALE, T- CJ ABB AGE Plants. Disease resistant. Mrs.

Henry Heggcman, 420 South Cass. FOR SALE WICKER DAV- enport and table. $10.00. Tom TibboV703Nofih Washington; 1 7, 12 FOR SALE-7-1949 CHEVROLET Lp.aded with extras 328 West Second. Fhohp 7382.

10 FOR SALE-i-STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. "Kenneth Peltier. Delphos Phonfe 2119. 10C47 FOR USED Remington Portable Typewriter, 406 Scott St.

FOR SALE BOY'S BICYCLE. 312 East Second street. 11 Quality COAL Chaa. Dimutbarger 5191 TNECftrim WILL PRESENT A Ticket TO SEE "The Big Lift" MONDAY, JUNE 2.6, 1950 fe tfM tWO WlftMM ftaSMS UtU Borlou Afttnei Mflth tw i Yetfi Delphoo Hardware Co. the behiae 1 'tfcosv, ssfest SflBOMI the deSSttetf SBMl SttBBBSSS Otractory Tickets in fte fee serarea at TBS Dolphos We.

and Ce. office. Tkkets Ml To be used only by sevoara FINE REPAIRING Neollte and Inrlalble B-B REED SHOE SERVICE 902 South Bredekh Si. Telephone FOR ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS And Other Nationally Ad- verttsed Memorials SM or Call JOHN A CLEMENT 1204 N. Main Phoaa Mrs.

Arthur Mueller W. T. Rawlelgh Agent IN DELPHOS Harold L. Credo PHONE 2-3713 FftOZIN MALTS OPEN 7 A. M.

TO 1 A. M- Yankee Drive In JO-N DELPHOS DEADSTOCK Hones $240 According to liM and oondition We alM remove hogs etltrst and sheep Call 4149 Reverse Charges DELPHOS FERTILIZER CO. HAROLD E. ADAM OSCAR A. KOLKMEYER FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 2-1681 FOR HEMT FOR RENT STORAGE space.

Phone 2-3142. 27 "CHIFFON GINGHAM" Conies in a red and white checked summer afternoon dress with full push-up sleeves, from a New York collection. Collar and cuffs are layered with white linen. Black bone buttons fasten the bodice between large patch pockets, and black patent defines the waist. (aV.

Y. Dre9.9jnstit.utt> PkoloJ Home From Hospital Albert Markley was removed from St. Rita's hospital, Lima, to his home northwest of Delphos, Friday. The removal was in the Hartcr and Son ambulance. Hearing Scheduled Hearing on temporary injunction has been assigned fur June 27, at 10 a.

m. in the case of Jwin -A, Harrison against William Harrison. VALITSJ PARADE tft coumtufs WILLUAO YOU SAVINGS FOR SALE AN ALL MODERN 7 ROOM HOME with sun porch. Large living room with fireplace. Stool and lavatory on first floor.

4 rooms and complete bath on second floor. Abundance of closet and linen space. Full basement, automatic fuel oil hot water furnace, electric automatic water heater. 2 new electric water pumps. Large cistern.

Combination storm windows and doors. Attic 2-car garage. Drilled well in 1949. Abundance of shade trees and shrubbery on laTge lot. Located in Ft.

Jennings, Ohio. AN ALL MODERN 4 ROOM HOME with Utility Room. 2 bedrooms and complete bath. Large electric automatic water heater. Gas floor furnace.

Combination storm windows and doors with screens. Located on North Bre- deick street. 6 ROOM MODERN HOME 1 bedroom, stool and lavatory on Qrst floor. 2 bedrooms with bath up, full basement, hot nir furnace with stoker, automatic gas water heater, hardwood floors throughout, storm windows, doors and screens. Located on South Main street, WM.

M. JONES Realtor ROOMS 2 AND 3 COMMERCIAL BANK BLDG. DELPHOS. OHIO FOR SALE Kelvinator Refrigerator used 8 months $210.00 Kelvinator Electric Range used 8 months $210.00 Gladiron reg. $99.50 used 1 year $60.00 These appliances used in my own home and may be seen 726 W.

FIRST ST. Gene Alexander Dorathy Joan Beauty Shop Hair Shaping (Cutting), 75t Shampooing and Setting SLOO Permanent Wavee $5.00 to $10.00 Evening by Appointment Telephone 2-1731 3S4 N. PIERCE ST. "SPENCER SUPPORTS" XVDIVIDVAWr DBMOWaB la Abdominal, Voitopwativt, Maternity aaa Mra'a porta. can- Mrs.

Teresa E. Schaffer TOUT ST. SSS1 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. NEW SINGERS $89.50 UP Sarvica Rapalr Parts for all 114 WEST MARKET LIMA. O.

D. P. Gimmaaon. Only Local Authorised Rcptaiantativa 24 Hour P. O.

BOX 285 DELPHOS. O. REFRIGERATION SERVICE Arthur J. Williams Phone 2-3013 Washing Machine Repair Phono 8891 2 Rings CREDE REPAIR SHOP Ft. Jennings Road FEATHERS- EXCAVATING EXCAVATING BULL DOZING CELLAR DIGGING ALL TYPES OF TRENCH WORK SPECIAL DITCH CLEANING EQUIPMENT -FREE 1333 NORTH MAIN ST.

PHONE 3421 DELPHOS. OHIO KILL BROS. CO. J. I.

Farm Machinery Welding Radiator Cleaning Repairing and Recoring Complete Insurance and Service John O. Relllnger Ft. Jennings. Phone 8-50 DO YOUR ROOF PAINTING NOWI ELATERITE ROOF COATING 7-YEAR GUARANTEE MSAL. KIT DELPHOS HARDWARE CO.

on 35. Ft. Jennings. Minneapolis Moline Automatic Wire Tie Baler 12c per bale or $4.25 per ton. Also buy straw that we bale.

RESTAURANT Just Good Food FOR SALES AND SERVICE OF ELECTRO HYGIENE SWEEPER and WAXER CALL 91908 OR WRITE FRED TILLETT 420 FAUROT BLDG- LIMA Face Brick and Building Tile Drain Tilo Flue Sowor Pipe Phoen 5921 Since ISS4 DEAD STOCK Corses 52.50; Cows S2.50 Call Collect 94566 Lima Allan County FeriUliar Div. of Inland PioducU, Inc. Small Stock Ramovad Promptly FOR YOUR HAY BALING CALL Calvelage Bros. LANDECK STORE R. R.

No. I Phone 2-2140 GROCERIES NOTIONS HARDWARE EUciifc Roaster and M-eup Coffaa Urn for Loan to Largo Par- tits of FREDA BUCHANAN REAL ESTATE A. Ray Noison Branch Otttce 107 E. Fifth Phone 2-1109 SUNOQO STATION 850 E. Filtk St.

Uelphos. O. Walking A to 8 Lubfi V. Royal TUM Tlret Balaociaf BARTER and SON FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE SHEETER MOTOR SALES tad Plymouth Cm DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS MFW UtftD CAM Fsetoty CagiaMrei parto lot Plymouth Can andTrachs Aaean Sorrlea iiain Phona 4Ut R. J.

FROST ft SON Rooting Siding and tpiay Painting Cootiactoia Citimata Without Obligatten No Down Parmrai 12 to 91 month! iMidanca 2-1272 U41 NORTH MAIN Lincoln Highway Dairy FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED TELEPHONE 4881 MONUMENT! icherger's 9om in MaibU and Gianita Monuments and Markers ,,09.11 N. Main St. Pbona 7141 Mox Magneto Service OBIO AflM EQUIPMENT ALL ISCHER IMPLEMENT CO, 911 NORTH CANM, Homer Pollock OFFICE 310 N. CANAL PHONE 85U Middle.