Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 2

THE DELPHOS HERALD TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1943 BELPHOS DAILY HERALD Dolphoa Printing Pub. Co. aa tbo Port Offloe Ohio, sln-Bi matter.

400, 407 and 400 north Main Bt. BeSeyhoao Coital Editorial Booms, Mala SOW: Offloa, Malm DECEMBER 7, 1943 Woi'd has been received from Congressman Robert F. Jones, of that he is making excellent recovery from an infection in the of his foot following an injury sustained at Lima. Under treatment of penicillin he has improved rapidly and will leave the N.iva.3 Hospital in Bethesda, this week, it is believed. Branch branch No.

76, Catholic Knirr.lite of Ohio, will hold a special party in the school auditorium on Sunday, December 12. An invitation in extended- the public to attend. Spsda! Good News for Mother JUST RECEIVED A SHIP- 1 WENT OF REAL RUBBER AND Sheets Each WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY Both help conserve food and save war time. residents of Van Wert. Merchants Urged to Keep Stores Opon During Christmas Week Each Night Until 9 p.

m. with Exception of Christmas Eve Urge that Stores Close at that Time at 6 p. m. Movies Are Vour 1 Entertainment TUES. ONLY MATINEE NIGHT.

'WITH A Real Estate Sold In the partition suit of Helen Marie Schaadt against Joseph Bucher and others, Sheriff F. Roy Shaffer sold four real estate parcel in Van Wort al public sale Satuu, day. Subdivisions 88-C and 89-B was purchased by Joseph Bucher for $2,200. Mary K. Robbins purchased the other tracts, inlots 1891 for $105.

inlot 1892 for $1,600, and inlet 1893 for $2,335. 1938 when he and this (parents health. Surviving 'are the parents moved to Asheville because of 'his and the one sister, Mrs. Ostihg. 10.0, PHV MnVA The Retail Merchants Committee of the Delphos Civic Club is recommending a schedule of hoM- day hours which will be followed by many of the Delphos merchants this Christmas buying season.

It is recommended that stores remain open Monday, Tuesday, a arid Thursday of Christinas week until 9 p. m. On Christinas eve merchants are being- urged to close at 6 p. m. cvo that clerks aiiidi businessmen as well will be able to spend the evening with thein families.

The Oivic Club has also made it possible that Silnta Glaus will visit Delphos on Saturday afternoon, December IS, to talk with the children and collect their last minute gift wants. Delphos children and those living in territory around this city are being invited to be in the business district, to greet Santa when he arrives about 2 o'clock. Case Settled The case of Carl Horsch against John Fullenkamp, pending in the Van Wert county court of common pleas, has been dismissed without record with prejudice to a new action, costs paid. Petition Granted The joint board of commissioners of Van Wert a.nd Paulding county has granted the petiton for improvement of the Sibling ditch. Friday, December 24, at the Paulding court house were the date and place assigned for the sale of the ditch.

Funeral of Virgil Sieheneck, 31, Brother of Mrs. Syl Osting. This City, to be Hold at Aslirvtlle, North Carolina, Thursday Morn, ing Parents and One Sister Survive. Funeral services for Virgil Sie- beneck, 31, brother of Mrs. Syl.

Osting, this city, will be held at Asheville, North Carolina, at 10:00 a. m. Thursday. The young man, of Mr. and Mrs.

William of Asheville, formerly of Kalida, died Sunday morning at 3100 o'clock St. Joseph's hospital in' Asheville. Pneumonia was the immediate cause of his death. at Kalida May 6, 1912, Mr. 'Siebeneck resided there until AMHM Rings Bracelets Silver Inlaid Dishes and Other Gift Rings Bracelets Silver and Maid Dishes and Other Gift Items.

iiiiiiiiiimiiiimmmiimiiiiiimmmi I. J. KINDLY, leweler Invited To Choir Program The public is invited to attend the program, which will be given at the Franklin school auditorium to- night by the treble choir of the school. The program is taeingv given under the auspices of the Delphos chapter of the Child Conservation League. No admission will be charged.

Former Local Resident Dies Mrs. M. P. Irwin, of Lima, for. merly of this city, died at her home Tuesday morning.

She had been in ill health for some time past. The Irwins formerly lived on North Canal street and are well known here. They left Delphos approximately ten years ago. Surviving Mrs. Irwin are: her husband; two daughters, Miss Winona Irwin Mrs.

Max Neal, both at home; and a "grandson. Funeral arrangements have not been learned here as yet. Hunters Return With One Buck Casper Fossell and B. L. Jauman have returned from their annual deer hunting expedition in the vicinity of Coudersport, Pennsylvania.

They have in their possession one buck, and consequently, once again the Eagles will have a venison feed. These hunters have provided the Eagles with a venison feed for a number of years. Watching For Shoplifters Shoplifters are being warned not to ply their trade in Delphos. A shoplifter was caught Saturday night in a local business place. Chief of Police J.

S. Link states that local police are making every effort this year to protect local merchants and will not hesitate to take shoplifters into custody. AVB YOUR CAR YOUR COUNTRT "HOP IN DELPHOS COURT NEWS ALLEN COUNTY Marriage Licenses Joe Franklin Freed, 21, soldier, Forest and Alice Kathryn Heininger, 20, student nurse, Elida; William Richard Mason, 22, truck driver, and Agnes Robinson, 19, both of Lima; Robert G. Edwards, 21, Army Air corps, Amherst, and Ruth Barnum, 21, student, Beaverdam. VAN WERT COUNTY Divorce Asked Gladys Marie Lucas has filed suit ijor divorce aganst Israel Emory Lucas in the Van Wert county court of common pleas.

The petition states that the parties were September 11, 1937, and that 'they are the parents of one child. She charges extreme cruelty. Besides divorce the plaintiff asks pwtodv and possession 1 THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME TO GET AND Home means J-W Paint and Appliance Store to increasing numbers of busy customers who want to save time, tires and trouble. We have worked hard and long to prepare for your inspection the largest and finest collection of Christmas merchandise ever seen in Delphos. Kitchen furniture is one of our most popular and 1 fastest- selling items in the store.

We have again this Christmas season a huge stock of sturdily-built suites. Your choice of finishes and wood. All with full spring construction in new paste! shades of the piece suites priced from sturdiest kind of covering the ideal gift for every member of the family. 122.50 Zo $79.95 We have just uncrated the finest group of bedroom suites that we have had this year, just in time for the gift buyer. These suites are in'mahogany, walnut, maple and oak.

AH four and five-piece suites including chest of drawers, vanity with large mirrors', bed, bench and night stand. Don't fail to see our display of bedroom suites. Priced'from $89.95 to $249.50 We have an unusual large stock of chairs at this Christmas season. Always a perfect gift. Our stock consists of full spring construction in lounge chairs, barrel back chairs, pull-up chairs, boudoir chairs and rockers.

Priced from $12.75 to $69.95 LAMPS The that brightens the home and adds charm thru- out the year. We have a priced from to $22.50 Choose a fine table from our large stock a gift that will always be used and enjoyed such as cocktail, lamp, eiid 1 tier, commodes, coffee in fact every variety of table. Priced from .75 to $22.50 A list of other favorite gifts for your convenience: genuine Pittsburgh Piate Glass Mirrors, beautiful framed pictures, Sealy springs aid mattresses, studio couches, dining room suites, clothes hampers, deciric clocks and sweepers, and utility cabinets, baby car-. Knee-hole Desks with Desk Chairs We have just completed a most fortunate purchase of a fine group of knee-hole desks in walnut and mahogany. Priced.from— $39.95 to $89.95 Our Store Your Headquarters for the Purchase of all types of Toys for the Tiny Tots Paint Appliance Store THE STORE THAT.QUALITY BUILT" WHERE YOUR GIFT PROBLEM IS EASILY SOLVED A.