Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 2

"ff DELPHOS HERALD WEDNNESDAY, SEPT, 1, 1943 DELPHOS DAILY HERALD Delphos Printing Pub. Co. ftt Ofllce ftt Ohio, alan matter. 4OB, 407 anfl 409 North Main St. Editorial Booms, Main Office, Main 1675.

WEDNNESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1943 SCHOOL OPENS Rehearsal Thursday Might Max Brillhart, new Jefferson band director, is now in Delphos and has called a band rehearsal for 7:30 Thursday evening at the Jefferson school. All members are urged to be in attendance. A number of prospective football players met Tuesday night with the new coach, W. J.

Koch, of Lima. PREPARE FOR TOMATO PACK equipment at Delphos Plant of St. Marys Packing Company Being Placed in Condition for 1943 Crop are that Tomato Pack Will Get Under Way First of Next Week. WANTED GIRLS 18 yrs. or over Myers Cleaners NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS THE BECKMAN HOTEL WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY.

WILL OPEN AT 12 MIDNIGHT. The Management For Distinguished Service in the Protection of Your Day and Night, Automatic Gas Hot Water Heaters all over 4 America are giving around-the clock service. Men and Women everywhere are depending on this service to keep fit, healthy, and ready for the many time activities necessary for Victory. Automatic Hbt Water Heaters never let them down. Just the faucet for plenty of clean fresh HOT WATER vhen you want il WEST OHIO GAS CO.

A regular monthly business session of the Delphos Volunteer Firemen's Association will be held this evening at the city building. All members are urged to be in attendance. To Participate In Contest FAIR OFFICERS ARE GRATEFUL Many Persons Donate Services Throughout Week to Make Fair Success Officials Commending Those Persons for Interest Taken Should bo Turned in to Fair Secretary Immediately. Equipment at the Delphos plant of the St. Marys Packing Company on North Main street is now placed in excellent condition for the pack'ng- of the 1943 crop of tomatoes.

According to present indications the packifng of tomatoes and tomato products will get under way about the first of next week. Although some tomatoes are being received at the local plant at the present time, the supply is not heavy enough to keep a force at the factory busy and so the tomatoes are beiitig trucked to the plant at St. Mavysi It is believed that by the first of next week, if present weather conditions prevail, the supply of tomatoes will be heavy enough to war- the adding of a force here. The canning of pork and beans is still under way at the local Thousands of of beans are being packed daily. BIRTH NOTICE A daughter has born to Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Yochum, Landeck. Rita Mae Fisher and Alice Menke will represent the Jennings Clovers 4-H Club at the health contest to be held in connection with the Put- naiu Bounty fair at Ottawa. Harold Swick to Have Charge of Sale of Ohio Driver's Permits Sale to Start on September 7 and New Licenses Must IKJ Obtained by September 30. The sale of new Ohio driver's licenses will start on September 7, 1943.

Harold Swick has been named ns deputy registrar in charge of the stele of licenses in Delphos and vicinity. His office will be locat-ad in the GerdemMi-Swick motor sales room on South Main street. New liicenses must be obtained by Sept. 30 and the current license must be presented by motorists to obtain the new issue. The fee is 40 cents.

The principal change in the motor vehicle laws this year provides for a five-year suspension (after Sept. 20 when tlie-law-Uecomes effective) of a' license held by any person unable to meet a judgment for mages returned against him in a court of record. Another change lowers the age for a chauffeur's permit from IS to 16 years. The law also has been liberalized to permit service men and women home on furlough to drive without a 'Pi'ovid- ed they had a license when they entered service. Digests of the state's mota? hide laws will be lavailablle without charge at all locations of dep-r uty registrars.

AVE YOUR CAR ERVE YOUR COUNTRY 'HOP IN DELPHOS except as noted, in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia) Processed Foods Blue Stamps and good through Sept. 20. Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fats, Canned Fish, Canned Milk Red Stamps expire August 31. good August 22; August 29, Sept. 5, all expire October 2.

Sugar Stamp 13 good for 5 pounds through Aug. 15. Stamp 14 good for 5 Aug. 1C through November 1. Stamps 15 and 16 good for 5 pounds of canning sugar each; apply at board for additional as needed.

Rationed Shoes Stamp IS good for 1 pa-Jr through Oetober 31. Gasoline (Except 'in eight counties of West Virg'nia) No. A-7 stamp good for 3 gallons through Sept, 21. and stamps good until used. Gasoline (In Jefferson, Bea-keley, Morgan, Hampsire, Mineral, Grant, rfardy and Penclleton Counties of West Virg-Jn ia) No.

6 stamps ii.n original A book good for 3 gallons through Nov. 21. and stamps goods for 2 gallons until used. Tires Next inspections due: A book vehicles by Sept. 30; B's by Oct.

31; C's by Aug. 31; commercial vehicles every 6 months or 5,000 miles, which ever is first. Fuel Oil Period 5 coupons good for 11 gallons in Zones A and and for 10 gallons in Zone through Sept. 30. Period 1 for season good now for 10 gallons iai all zones, and should be used with definite value coupons for filling tanks.

The members of the Allen County (Delphos) fair board are grateful for the excellent su.ppout given this year to the annual fair. The Paging of the in wartime is a difficult proposition'''and to make it successful the cooperation of all is needed. The fair this year was considered a success and could not. have been made possible had it not been for the cooperation of Delphos citizens and those in surrounding communities. A number of Delphos merchants donated business rooms for the housing of exhibits.

This is big item in the staging of the local fair and tlie officials are grateful for these donations 1 The superintendents and assistants of the various exhibits did an excellent job this year. These peo- iple receive no compensation for this work and are to be commended for their flue spirit of cooperation. Art O. Wulfhorst, fair secretary, is urging that all persons who have billei outstanding against the All-en County Agricultural Society, present them immediately to him for payment. An effort is being made year to have all bills settled in the shortest time possible.

Major Operation At St. Rita's Ed. Warnecke, this city, has undergone a major operation at St. Rita's hospital in Lima. Is Patient lit Lima Hospital Mrs.

Louis Grothouse, East Fifth street, is in St. Rita's hospital in jLlma for X-ray examination and Mrs. Suever In Hospital Mrs. Joseph Suever, of near Fort is a patient at St. Rita's hospital in ina.

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Thousands upon thousands report benefit. Also a fine stomachic Follow label tfons, 60, Westinghouse, both of NEWS MENwWOMEN IN UNIFORM In Virginia Ivan Lavern Rupert, C. M. Barracks 753', AVA C7-121, Williamsburg, Camp Peary, Virginia. He is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elton Rupert, of this city. The following operations were performed on Wednesday for removal of tonsils: Margaret Ann, daughter Mr. and Mrs: Albert Jjaudlck, South Leila, daughter of Mrs. Irma 'Mueller; East Third street; and Mary Stegemaii.

Operations for removals of tonsils performed Tuesday were on Jerry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd EJast Sufthoff and Mary, daughter of and Mrs. Leonard Klier, South Franklin street. All the operations were performed at the office of a local physician.

Address Given 'Gerald R. Picker, U. S. N. P.

D. 12th Battalion, Barracks 1234, Pleasanton, California. He sthe son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Picker, 403 'North Jefferson street.

Enlists Clare Steinhour, son-ii-n-law of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jauman, North street, has enliebed in the Seabees.

He leaves for active duty the latter part of the month. Mrs. Steinhour and daughter, Mary Lou, will reside with the Jaumans. The Steinhours have been residents of Fostoria. 6.1 Furlough Private Harold Davis, of San Diego, with the United States Marine Corps, is spendfhg a week at the home of his Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, North Pierce Raisins, Prunes Back Oil List Baby Patient Lima Hospital David, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Helmkamp, is at St.

Rita's hospital in Lima for treatment. Mr. Helmkamp is with the United States Navy and is stationed at Great Lakes, Illinois. VAN WERT COUNTY Real Estate Transfers S. W.

and Miring Shaffer to Chester A. and Mary-M. Rhoades, inlot 117, Van Wert, $1 etc. Irn E. and Jenedean Hiiber, to Donald and Delila Taylor, lot 1 '141, Wlllshire, $1 etc.

TJoyd E. Sinn to Grace Sinn, inlot 1114, Van Wert, $1 etc. COURT NEWS ALLEN COUNTY Licenses Lewis' Conray, GO, station and Corn Bertha Long, Seniiors at St. John's 'are asked to register in their home room on Friday of this week instead of Thursday as had been announced. The registration begins -romptly at 8:00 a.

m. Only those Seniors who are excused because are to register p. iii. The Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors Tuesday and Wednesday. HEDY LAMARR WALTER PIDGEON Completes Course Cadet Elmer Clarence Auer has 5 completed a weeks Primary Training coures at the Army Air Forces GSth (Flying Training Detachment located at Jackson, Tennessee, He will now go to a Basic Train- School for the nexit step in quest of his coveted wings and a com- inTss'ioh as a 2nd Lieut, or appointment as a Flight Officer the Army Air Forces.

CAPI Thursday, MidmgSnt AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION CiGARET FUND Visiting Here John F. H'elmkamp, with the United States Navy at Great Lakes, Illinois, is visiting -with Iv's wife and other relatives and friends in this community; On Visit Private Robert Fethers, who has completed -his basic tralVriig in the United States (Marines Corps at Harris Island, South Carolina, is visiti'ng at the home of his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fethers, West Sixth street. He will leave Saturday for Cherry Point, North Visiting Here Robert Bonifas, of Camp Ripley, Minnesota, is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Bonifas, South 'Cass street. COPYKIGHT IV33 ty CO. OF NORTH AMERICA DON'T LOSE Y0UB RIGHT TO mm On September 20th the new Ohio Safety Responsibility law 'becomes effective; providing for loss of driving rights up to 5 years for failure-to pay a judgment following an automobile The proper an Auto- Liability and Prpp- Damago Insurance Policy, which will-take ware claims following an accident. Your present Liability and Property Damage Policy gives you proper protection under the new law.

However, If you are not at present carrying this type of insurance, you runnings an unnecessary risk of losing your right to drive. The cost of this type of protection is very low, ranging from approximately $11.00 to. $13.00 per year, depending upon the type of gas ration card in use. This premium may be paid' on a convenient payment "plan. Our Office will be Open Each Evening, 7:30 to 8:30, from Sept.

1st to Sept. the purpose explaining this new law and for furnishing; information regarding Liability and Property Damage Insurance. Returns To Camp Staff Sergeant Richard Weber has returned to Camp Breckinridge, Kentucky, following a visit at the home of Iv'is parents, Mr. and Mrs. 9 A.

J. Weber, West Fifth street. Wftim H. Commercial Bank Building Phone Main-1288 CORRECTLY A'P IT 01 AID CONDITIONED! WED. THURS.

FRI. 8 Last Full Shovy Starts at 9:15 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 Drjed and dehydrated ra'sins and prunes will be returned to rationing on September 5, the Office of Price Administration announced today. Ration value wi'll be four points a-pound for each Item. Other drLed and dehydrated fruits will continue to be point THE STORY BEHIND AMERICA'S DEADLY BOMB-SIGHT! PAT O'BRIEN RANDOLPH SCOTT ANNE SHIRLEY WAITER REED The Real Estate Tax Books for the Last (Jime Collection) will Saturday, Sept.

ilth, 1943 RAY W. BARNETT, Allen County Treasurer.