The Delphos Courant from Delphos, Ohio • Page 8

ADDRESSES ROTARIANS W. I. Smith. Fire Prevention structor Gives Helpful Address And Demonstration of Fire Hazards. An address on fire prevention was delivered at the wool: meeting of the Delphos Rotary (in! by W.

L. Smith, hold instructor of fire prevention and fire departmert tr: The spaker called attention to 1 '11 114 bro hazards in homes and business places which should be climinated. He told of the great loss of life and of property incurred each year from fire. At the conclusion of the address, he gave a demonstration of spontaneous combustion and other fire causes, emphasizing the fact that most fires are caused by carelessness. The speaker was introduced by Melvin Westrich WiS in charge of the program.

Guests included Lewis Leonard, fire chief, Paul Stallkamp. assistant fire chief. and L. Morris and Frank Mitchell, of Van Wert. Robert Christy.

president of the club presided. E. (). Steinle led club singing. On SIC in Guaranteed cars '50 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXE 2-DOOR SEDAN '50 DESOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN fully equipped '49 DESOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN clean '47 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN '47 DODGE CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY LOCAL FINANCING Your Friendly DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer MARTZ WANNEMACHER MOTOR SALES CORNER FIRST AND MAIN STREETS RECOGNITION BANQUET FOR 4-H ADVISORS Held in Elida School-Two Local 4-Herg on Program.

Two local 4-Hers, Francis Wellman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John; Wellman. and Miss Patty Ricker. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Ricker, both of near Delphos, were on the program for the 4-11 visors Recognition Banquet which was held at the Elida school Tuesday, March 10. The local 4-H Advisors as well as all advisors in the Allen County area, were invited to attend this banquet. This banquet is another of the various activities which had been planned for 4-H week, March 7 to 15. The entire program presented at the banquet follows: Toastmistress, Joy McConnell.

Toastmaster, Phillip Engle. Invocation, Rev. Paul B. Zimmerman, United Brethren Church, Elida. Dinner, Served by Elida Band Boosters.

Group Singing, Francis WellInal. Introduction of Guests Reading, Patty Ricker. "Ramblings of A Juvenile Judge;" Judge Jos. B. Quatman.

Group Singing, Francis Wellman. Advisors Recognition Ceremony. Benediction, Rev. Zimmerman. New Address Roger W.

Ebbeskotte H. S. A. A. 572-26-35 At (A) School B.

K. S. 49 Glass 53-10 N. A. T.

T. C. Memphis 16, Tennessee USED CARS PRICED RIGHT 1951 Mercury 1950 Chevrolet TWO-DOOR SEDAN SPORT COUPE Almost new tires. This sweet- will Here's a nifty car for and cable taste. Be sure to make happy running someone owner a car proud 1795 look someone under the hood.

impec. 1295 1951 Ford 1950 Ford TWO-DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR You'll lock a long time before Here's a bargain. car. radio It and lias finding heater. a overdrive, finer 1495 V-8 nice We've car.

engine overhauled in this the 1175 1949 Buick TWO TO CHOOSE FROM 1948 Buick Yes, we have two very. nice 1949 Buicks, The Lots of smiles and miles pick cf our Buick in this steady performer. trade-ins, both have 1495 And it has Dynaflow, too. 995 Dynaflow. 1948 Chevrolet 1949 Plymouth AEROSEDAN Neat as a pin good tires car.

Clean. Has 925 last long with This is a good, solid little tires. -quiet motor. This us, won't 895 TRUCKS 1950 FORD V-8. F-6 make a good farm truck $895.00 1946 CHEVROLET 2-TON a good buy $695.00 1941 CHEVROLET an inexpensive farm truck $295.00 1946 CHEVROLET PICK UP a dandy $695.00 1931 FORD MODEL A PICK UP nard to find.

$125.00 CHEAPER CARS 1941 Oldsmobile $195 1946 1942 Mercury $145 1940 Pontiac $175 Ford $695 1931 Buick $195 OPEN EVENINGS EASY TERMS DELPHA CHEVROLET CO. 227 WEST SECOND DELPHOS, OHIO Former Local Resident to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph A. Schneider.

former Delphos residents, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Donna Marie, to John S. Halm. The marriage will be an event of April 11 at Sts. Peter and Paul church. Saginaw.

Michigan. Needmore Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laman and Mrs. Joc Laman had as their guests on vairous days this week Mr.

N. F. Diltz. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Diltz, Gerald Diltz and Diltz and Mr and Mrs. Eugene Teman all of Delphos, Clyde Thom' as Richard Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bowers all of Zion Gail Bowers Mrs. John Handel and Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Leman and son Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Dale and family had as thei: Sunday eve-; mug guests Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Stockton and family of Zion and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dtito and daughter Janice and Jane, Their Friday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs.

George Fetter and famIly of f.ion. Alva Ditto and Clint Baxter returned home Friday after spending a few days in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Zuber and Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Ditto and daughters Janice and Jane, were Sunda ydinner guests of John Zuber at Elida. Mrs. Francis Zuber and Miss Norma Ditto were assistant hostesses at the Morris Chapel Methoclist W. S.

C. S. meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. William Baxter near Scott's Crossing. Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Patterson visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Loughridge. Wesley Plikerd of Spencerville, visited Friday with James Patterson and son Edwin.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ditto and Used Farm Machinery For Sale 1948 E-3 0-Op Tractor with live P. T. 8-speed transmission, comfort cover, new paint excellent condition.

1950 John Deere Elevator 34 ft. power take-off. I Regular International tractor. 1 Roll Dirt Scraper. Kill Bros.

Co. Delphos, Ohio daughter Edna were Saturday guests of Alva Ditto and daughter Norma and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Zuber. They were Friday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Redd at Elida. Friday, March 13, 1953 EGGSLarge White .45 Large Brown .45 GRAINWheat 2.08 Corn 1.46 Oats .75 Soyabeans 2.86 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK: Hogs 35-50c higher. Early top 2175; bulk 2050-2165; heavy 2025-2125; medium 2110-2160; light 2140-2175; light lights 1750-20: packsows 18-20: pigs 12-1550. Cattle 700; strong.

Calves 100; steady. Choice to prime steers 2250-27: common to choice 16-22; yearlings 18-27: heifers 15-24: cows 12-16; bulls 14-1950; calves 21-30: feeder steers 1650-2250; stocker steers 20-25; stocker cows and heif. er's 13-22. Sheep 300: steady. Choice and prime lambs 2150-23: common to choice 18-21: yearlings 16-19; ewes 8-1150.

CHICAGO INC Grain and soy bean futures opened irregular today. Wheat was unchanged to 1c up, corn unchanged to down, oats WANTED MACHINISTS TURRET LATHE SCREW MACHINE MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS Keys Products Company VENEDOCIA, OHIO PHONE 21 BETTER BUY Blue Ribbon Chicks Now Day old chicks Monday and Tuesday of each week, started chicks to suit the customer. It pays to place your order early. SEE Ora Scherger East 4th Delphos, O. A Safe Place to Buy Chicks YOU NEED HIRE TO EXCHANGE SELL' TRADE RENT PHONE 6751 THE DELPHOS COURANT Saturday, March 14, 1953 WANTED WANTED--YOUNG MAN FOR general labor at Delphos Company.

Phone 5521. 29C21 Beats All Liniment Gives soothing relief for symp- toms of Rheumatism. Arthritis, Neuritis, Sciatica or Lumbago, Earache, and Sinus Infection; cellent aid for healing Varicose Ulcers, and many other ailments. Its excellent antiseptic quality makes it an emergency necessity. Stallkamp and Rexall Drug unchanged to up, rye to higher and soy beans lower to higher.

The prices: WHEAT March 226; May 230- July Sept. CORN March May July Sept. OATS March May July Sept. 765. RYE May July Sept.

SOY BEANS March May July Sept. 285: Nov. SALE CALENDAR MARCH 14 Oscar Kolkmeyer, Admin. of Estate of Anthony Clementz 12:30 p. m.

3 miles north of Ottoville, O. Real Estate, Farm Machinery, Livestock, Houschold Goods. Pollock Mox, cers. FOR SALE FOR SALE 5 SPOTTED Gills to farrow in two price $65.00. Two -litter sows with three- old pigs.

Otto Miller, 1 mile south of Landeck. 28C21 FOR SALE EXTRA GOOD Clinton 59 Oats $1.00 per bushel; 100 bales clover hay. H. B. Calvelage, Ft.

Jennings. 30C22 FOR SALE CLINTON 59 Seed Oats, grown from certified seed last year. Tested, cleaned, treated. Bag exchanged $1.25 bu. Harry Ricker, Ft.

Jennings route 1. 30C22 MISCELLANEOUS FOR BEAUTY AND SAFETYOrnamental Iron Porch Railings and Columns made to order. Free estimates. Fire Escapes, Metal Awnings and Steel Fabrication. Rural Machine and Iron Works 3 miles north of Spencerville on Route 66.

Phone Spencerville 307. 29C22 HOG FEEDERS AND HOG HOUSES Horine Lumber Co. South Clay St. FOR SALE AN ALL MODERN FOUR BEDROOM HOME with two complete baths living room and dining room carpeted full basement gas heated three acres of ground. A NEW ALL MODERN THREE BEDROOM HOME one floor plan quality material and workmanship throughout.

Located on East Jackson street. This home can be financed with a minimum down payment. WM. M. JONES REALTOR Rooms 3 and 4 Commercial Bank Building priced! Chronolet is Above: The "Two-Ten" 4-Door Sedan.

At right: The "One-Fifly" 2-Door Sedan, two of 16 beautiful models in 3 great new series. It brings you more new features, more -car advantages, more real quality for your money and it's America's lowest-priced full-size car! Farther ahcad than ever in quality yet the Yct, with all lowest-priced full-size with these new and exclusive advantages, car sharply greater there is no increase in of Chevrolet prices, and it remains economy operation! the lowest-priced line in its field! new Imagine Fashion-First the most beautiful car in its field, with Yes, indeed, only Chevrolet gives such excelience Bodies by Fisher that set the stand- with such cconomy. Come in ard of styling, inside and out. The most powerful and prove it at your car earliest convenience! in its field, with your choice of a new "BlueFlame" high-compression or greatly improved of Powerglide automatic transmission and 115. "Thrift-King" -compression engine.

hi.p. "Blue-Flame" engine optional on Bel Air and Ten" models at extra cost. CHEVROLET Entirely NEW through and through! MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! DELPHA CHEVROLET CO. 227 W. Second St.

Phone 2.2571 HARTER and SON FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE- 4021 OSCAR A. KOLKMEYER FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 2-1681 Homer Pollock AUCTIONEER REALTOR Office 150 W. Third St. Phone 2-5271 Res. Phone Middle Point We Buy and Sell Poultry ALIVE OR DRESSED Wholesale and Retail Custom Dressing DELPHOS POULTRY PRODUCTS Phone 7651 FEATHERS-.

EXCAVATING EXCAVATING BULLDOZING CELLAR DIGGING ALL TYPES OF TRENCH EQUIPMENT FREE ESTIMATES 1333 North Main St. Phone 3421 Palphos, Ohio R. J. Frost Son Roofing, Siding, Sheetmetal Contractors APPROVED ROOFERS for Carey, Rubberoid, Certain- Alemito system of spraying heavy root coatings F. H.

A. terms. 1104 N. Washington Phone 8641 Lincoln Highway Dairy FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED TELEPHONE 4881 MONUMENTS C. Scherger's Sons Monuments and Markers Dealers in Marble and Granite 507 N.

Main St. Phone 7941 DELPHOS OHIO JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT REPAIRS ON ALL FARM MACHINERY FISCHER IMPLEMENT CO. 211 NORTH CANAL PATTON'S SUNOCO STATION 850 E. Fifth St. Delphos, O.

Car Washing A to LubriU. S. Royal cation Kelly Tires Springfield Tires Wheel Balancing SHEETER MOTOR SALES Dodge and Plymouth Cars DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS NEW and USED CARS Factory ODES Engineered parts for Dodge Dependable Plymouth cars and Trucks Body and Fender Repair wrecker service Cor. 5th and Main Phone 4661 QUALITY COAL Equity Fuel Company Phone 2-1761 Shoe Repair Service OPEN 7 A. M.

to 8 P. M. Wilbert Coon 340. WEST 7th ST. SHOE REPAIRING IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO ADD MILES OF EXTRA WEAR Menike Shoe Repair 927 METBLISS AVE.

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