Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 6

THE DELPHOS HERALD 1 MRS. mm EARLY SATORDAY Death of Resident of East of Uelphos Occurs at Home Following Illness of Two Months Husband and Three Daughters Survive Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'clock. Mrs. Bdrie Jones, wife of Russell Jones, died at her home five miles east of Delphos tit 4:30 a. m.

Saturday following a serious illness of two months. She was quite well known in this city. liotkin was bom in Limn on October 30, 1904, the daughter of Krt. and Lulu Botldn. The Bolkin family resided in Delphos for some time.

On July 29, 1925, Edrio Botkin united 'in marriage at Lima to Mr. Jones. At the time her death, she was thirty-five years, four months antf two days of age. She was a member of the Methodist church in this city. Surviving aie: her hupband; three daughters, Gladys, Lois and Avaneil at home; and two sisters, Mrs.

James Ek.siuger, Lima; and Mr. Charles Bozeman, Hume, Ohio. A son preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church here. Dr.

George Heizer will be in charge. Burial will be in Walnut Grove cemetery. 2,, 1940 L4ST RITES ARE CONDUCTED AT ST. JOHN'S Dr. John L.

Sassen Updates at Funeral Services for Mrs. Anna Seller- nick Held Saturday Morning Interment in St. John's Cemetery. Funeral 'services for Mrs. Anna Seiferuick conducted at St.

John's church at 9:00 o'clock Saturday morning. The pastor, Dr. John. L. Sasseu, olliciated at the high mass and.

also gave the funeral sermon. The children's qhoir sang. Mrs. Seffernick'died at the home cf daughter, Mrs. Joseph B.oerger, North.

Franklin street, Tuesday at 0:00 p. in. She had been making her home with her daughter since Ihe death of her husband, in December, 1936. T.he services were atteiulled by many relatives and friends and there a profusion of spiritual and. floral offerings.

The following grandsons acted iiu pallbearers: Sylvester and Louis Boerger, Edward Shue, Norman SeC- fernick, Norbert iSaum and Wendell Auguestine. Interment was in the chur.ch cemetery. CATCH BASINS FROZEN UP IN PARTS OF CITY 'Service Director A. E. Weger statca that a number of catch basins in various part of the city are filled up and water is standing in the streets because the goose-necks in the basins are frozen solid.

Members of the city service department attempted to open a number of them Friday but find it impossible. Because the basins are filled with water nothing can.be done to thaw out RUTH REED IS MIDDLE POINT CANDIDATE Miss Ruth Isaoelle Reed, Middle Point high school senior, has been elected as candidate for Queen Jubilee at the Van Wert Peony Festival. FAILOR WILL BE CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION Wilfred Failor, Allen county recorder, announces that he will be a for reelection subject to the Republican primary in May. IS REMOVED FROM HOSPITAL removed from hospital in Lima to his Washington street Kolkmeyer iu- improve fol- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS and Professional Directory 4 i 1 S- Si 1 ETTA KETT 1. FMrtl 6y PAUL ROBINSON HEI2ES A DIME SO PMLMBLOCH ASKED XA TO RIDBCWEI2 IN SWELL.

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CA.NO££ ACROSS qR.A.S,S-COYEfc.E.D SWAMPS I By RJ SCOTT WANT ADS FOB SATJ5 FOE SALE Lot of good things to 'eat at the O'Neill Red and White Store. Phone Main 1451. FOR SALE SIX ROOM MOD- ern house with hardwood floors located at 325 East Fourth Delphos, price $2,000.00. Small down payment i of $300.00. Balance like rent! See Veit Realty Wapakoneta, Ohio.

Phone Main 1559. 22el8 FOR SALE SLIGHTLY USED amall apartment piano, full keyboard; also slightly used Steinway Grand. Write or call at our store for particulars. Porters, No. 143-145 Main street, Lima, Ohio.

19 THE NEW CAPITOL Will Present a TO SEE Subject to 3c State Tax and 2c Service Charge Broadway Melody of 1940" MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1939 To the two whose names (with an behind them), appear among the Classified and Business Directory advertisements on this page. Tickets are to bo secured at The Delphos Ptg. and Pub. Co. office.

Tickets not transferable. To be used only by person whose name appears on same. March 17 COALS 'i25 East Second St. Chas. DJenstberger Best Quality Main 1519 HEWLV QUAIL ARE 50 CAM LIE.

OM A QUAR-fER, FOR SALE AT LION CLOTH- ing Store, Eclipse eight day wall clock, Session eight day wall clock 54; Genuine Todd check writer in fine condition, $5. 19 FOR (RENT FOR RENT 2 FURNISHED rooms with bath. Main 1471. htf THE MARKETS Saturday, March I'Jll). New Reel Wheat Ibs.

No. 2 White No. 3 Yellow Corn per bu Soy Beans aie applicable on aolivd'ed to the elevator Eggs 14 Heavy hens Leghorn hens, Old roosters .95 .40 .51 $1.02 grain .15 .14 .09 .07 WANTED I WANTED MEN TO BECOME experts. Welding offers unlimited opportunity. Investigate our Specialized Course.

Write American School of Welding, 614 Ft. Wayne, Ind. 19 THE OLD HOME TOWN to By STANLEY -BDT; EYE JM I THAT PIPE 7 OUT OF HI5 MOUTH HIS TE5ETH WEMT EVERYTMJMG CONNECTED A PIPE 'If WANTED WASHINGS. 615 W. Clime.

21 2 HOUR Main 1195 Cleaning and Pressing Service CLEANKKa SICK LIST The condition of Joesph H. Beckman, West Fourth street, is slightly improved. OPERETTA IS TO BE GIVEN MONDAY NIGHT The ticket sale for the operetta which 'will be presented Monday night at Jefferson, auditorium is going forward nicely. The o'peretta, "Under the Stars and Stripes," is being given by the Methodist choirs uiide the direction of Mrs. Frank Linder.

The music and colorful costuming of the members of the cast is moulded int9 a-fine presentn lion which will be enjoyed by all those in attendance. AUNT SARAH LEADER OF THE SOCIETY FOR 1 OP RAJPS IMO.KINC FEATURES WOSLO Kictifj RESERVED'3 Want Ads bring results CHICAGO XIVESTOCK Hogs: 300; only few on sale; little done, steadly; for the week: closing levels considered Bteady on Saturday, March 3, 1940. Top Hogs, roughs, stags, PIANO TUNING John H. Wangeman, Tuner Piano and Player Piano work and expert 'tuning. Leave orders at King Stallkamp, Druggists.

Main 1532. Mrs. Pauline Calvelage Fettig's Flowers Distinctive Floral Arrangements 4th and State Streets Phone Main 1880 PLUMBING ED. H. HOELDERLE Plumbing Heeating Furnaces Water Heaters Electric Pumps Water Softeners 1101 North Main St.

Phone Main 1187 MONUMENTS C. SCHEEG-ER SONS Dealers in Marble and Granite Monuments and Markers N. Main SU Phone Alain 17M Authorized Maytag Service For service and repairs on all makes of Washers Call Main 1889. Crede Supply Store 203 N. Main St.

Delphos, O. weights under 220 Ibs; butchers 230 Ibs upward steady to lOc higher; packing sows 10 to 15c up; noticeable lack of finish in lightweight offerings; week's top lato bulk to choice 180-240 Ibs 240-270 Ib butchers heavier weights downward to $4.75 and under; good 140-170 Ibs 400-550 Ib packing sows few lightweights to Cattle: 400; calves none; compared Fri.dlay last week: choice steers and yearlings strong- to 25c higher; medium to average good graocs, especially rough but fat weighty offerings, -around. 25c lower; common 1 to medium kind weak; heifers steady to higher; advance on good and choice offerings; cows regained early loss, closing steady; bulls 10-25c lower; vealers strong to 50c higher; week's tops choice to prime 1,109 Ibs calf club 864 Ib yearlings choice' 1,308 Ibs $12; goo.dl to choice 1,632 Ibs bulk steers and yearlings choice 939 and 1,044 Ib Colorado lightweights bulk crop sprinkling upwards to cows common to good grade cutters mostly $5.25 down; most canners weighty sausage bulls early late $7 bulk good tu choice vealers sclfcts to $12; choice yearling stocleers bulk stocker and feeder DELPHOS GARAGE OFFICIAL Service Station E. E. SHEETER Your authorized Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Night and Day Service Complete general repairs on all cars.

Gasoline, Oil, Greases, Tires, Battorlea Our large wrecker available at all hours. Heated Storage Fender and body repairs by expert Get our estimate first South Main St. Plione Vlatn 1414 DEAD STOCK We will pay up to $5.00 head foi Morses and $3.00 for cattle. Phone at our expense. Tel.

Suburban B802. DELPHOS F-ErtTILIZER CO DKtJGGISTS Brooder Houses treated with Carbo- lineum insures your chicks to be free from mites and fowl ticks. Sold In any quantity by KING STAIXKAMP Nyql Corner Drug Store RAABE MOTOR SALES invites you to have your car carefully inspected by our factory trained mechanics. We specialize in expert fender, body and paint work. Get our estimate.

Call Main 1680. your Ford Dealer. John M. Youngpeter FOR SALE 1938 DeSoto 4-Door Sedan 1937 Dodge Coupe 1936 Plymouth Coach. A1930 Dodge Sedan BEST BROTHERS Plymouth-DeSoto Dealers Complete repairing on all make cars Singer Sales and Service At J.

W. Paint and Appliance Store CALL MAIN 1415 RUSSELL P. HOFMANN Bonded Representative of Singer Sewing Machine Co. DR. L.

W. KOHLHORST, Chiropractor Commercial Bank Building Phonb Main 1235 XjftliW.