Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 3

THE DELPHOS HERALD OF BOYS nient, 3rd Station Patter- aou Field, Fairfleld, Ohio. Have you any information con- corning your relatives or now in the navy, air corps, which van bo carried In the paper? II' you have any such news, please us know. We ui'l be glad to cat is in this colrnn, provided it la of such nature as not to conflict With government regulations. Your Iricnds, people of Delphos and vicln. generally, will be glsitl to read items.

May we hear from you 1 At Patterson Field Private Paul Butler is at PaUer- stia Fkdd, Fair Hold, Ohio. Tlici following is the address of Clarence lijlton Rupert, son or Mr. and Mrs. Elton Rupert, South Franklin Recruit Detach- SPECIAL PARTI AT THE MAYFLOWER ABOVE RANGER'S AT 8:00 P. M.

Wednesday PUBLIC INVITED I-EttAI, NOTICE Tuny O.xiinjf anil Cieini'iu. oiicli ol wlioKc place oJ' is unknown iiiul catuioi no :iHui.riu.;nc(l/will lulcj nutlet! that on Un; 28th day of Jli-lL 1 the plaintiff, I'Yaiik O.siuiK'. a.s of ilio person and of OstiiiK, an incoin- Jilril pclilion aguln.st l-lu-in I'rubale Court of Allen County, tiif liiiinjj- Case. No. 21,484 il coitrl, praymy 1'or an order by --aiil plaintiff urul Knai'dian ol ct-rlain real i-slato in said pe mid being- known aw I ho JollowiiiK- (Icscrilmd real oKiau-, in the Cily of Uelplins, Coutitv of Jeii anil Male, of Oiiiu, li'-i'i'V HIM purl of Out-lot nuni- 'V' 1 ''I! I ly'-iv; east nf IMC i ol i in the City of County and Hate.

i'-. 1 1 1 a.s number -125 HI reel, in wiiil eily. The prayer of said i.s for onlcr of y.nlc by Haid p'ji'ntllT for Mm purpose of Piiyiritf jus' i'ebl- and support if '-IT' "Ihcr eqiiilablo relief. Said defend- aiils required to answer said Illion on or before 30th day of iielober, or juriK-ment will be laKen against them. KRANK OSTING, as prunrrlinn ol I'ranees OstinR, an incom- peintil MARSH, JR.

His' Attorney, li Sept. 6-23-30 Oct. 7 X-EGAT, NOTICE A of tee is Ih-p-by ivr- purvu- :1 by 1 1 VM.II U'ert anil -'II 1 i omily. Ohio. will I He vole of tin- of a i Mir.

November Klc.eHon, be of )( Van Ohio, in the voting planes thi-rein, on 'iy. day of November, ii '''vv lll(! Barrow of AlT'l, Cilv of by its lh i i i-vr Wt lJt :) Tenth a ad lirsl alb-v Norl of llt lre- in Hie City of i 1 1 A county, r.hiu I In- i.o'l- of 'win at M. anil will remain IO! I 'a led let uber 7, 1 oet. 7-1. 1-21-28 UKC PUPPIES CHILDREN'S SHOES EATHER-BIRD New Address Cadet Romus Brandehoff is now stationed with Pilot Sqdn.

39, Santa Ana Army Air Base, Santa Ana, Caliform'ia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brandchoff, Elida Avenue. Is Transferred Private First Class Ralph Kramer has been 'transferred from Orlando, to Eustin, Florida.

His address is: Hq. 350th Sep. C. A. S.

Eustin, Florida. Promoted Hubert Altenburger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Altenburger, Otto- villc, has been promoted from Private First Class to Corporal. His address is as follows: Corporal Hubert All en burger, United Stales Army Air Force, 5th Service Squadron, Syracuse Air Base, Syracuse, New York.

In Florida The following is the address of Corporal Charles P. Sawmiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O.

Sawmiller, Ottoville: Drain Field, 2nd Army Airport, Lakeland, Florida. Texas The new address of Corp. Thomas H. Sche-rger is as follows: Battery 350th F. A.

A. P. O. No. 05, U.

S. Army, Camp SwiCt, Texas. SODDERS RITES ON THURSDAY Bites for Mrs. Delilah Sodders, of Elida, to be Held at Sifcrd Funeral Home, Lima Mrs. Soddcrs Dies Suddenly.

Last rites for Mrs. Delilah Sod- dory, 80, who died suddenly at 10:30 a. in. Tuesday, he held at the Sifcrd funeral home in Liana at 2:00 p. in.

Thursday with the Rev. E. Penhorwood, pastor the South Side Church of Christ in Lima, offl- ciaiing. Burial will he in Greenlawn cemetery. The death of Mrs.

Sodders occurred suddenly at the home of a neighbor, Mrs. Lottie Clark, Elida, where she had gone to summon a physician. Mrs. Sodders had been resident of E)lida for twenty four years. Her husband, Frank, died years ago.

Surviving are: four SOUK, Bruce, with the United Slates immigration service stationed at Algonac, Michigan; Darrel, Elida; Edward, at home; and IHiarry, St. Marys. a daughter, Mrs. J. J.

Ran.kiii, Lima: and one sister, Mrs. Etta Marshall, Lima. SICK LIST Chief of Police J. S. Link is ill at his home at 244 West Third street.

Assistant Appointment of John M. resident engineer o2 Fintllay, Ohio, Department of Highways, to the petition of Assistant Division Engineer in charge of Construction fur Division One was announced today by O. C. Kohli, Division Engineer. Mr.

Stough was rcsider.t engineer at Findlay, Ohio for the past tvo yearn and succeeds Robert Diehl, who recently resigned to a position with the Public Administration and is now s.ationeJ in Alaska. Receiving his engineer ing courso a.t Ohio State, Mr. Stough was af- with 'tho Federal Government for a period of four years and toec-ame associated with the Department of Highways in 1939. He is marred and the father one son and resides at the present tine in Findlay, Ohio. COURT NEWS VAN WERT COUNTY Inquests Filed Accidental dealt) finding's were returned by Dr.

E. A. A'spaugh, Wcrt county coroner, -n tho cases of J. Albert Routt, of Ilavi- land and C. C.

Routt and son, Edgar Jay Routt of Union township, who were killed the night oi September 26, when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at the Pollock crossing. The findings have been filed with Ray Imler, clerk of courts. Amended Petition Filed An amended petition has been filed by the plaintiff in the case of Luther Gunsett and others against Elias Albert Kesler -and others. lids for $1049.58 with interest at six per cent from January 1, 1941, is asked. Named Administratrix Maud M.

Springer of Ohio City route two has been appointed ad- ministratrix of the estate of Perry F. tipringer. Bond for $5000 was given. SHOE CO. The Friendly Shoe Store Marriage License Lawrence V.

Fritz, 39, manufacturer, and Joy Arnold, 36, both of Delphos. ALLEN COUNTY Marriage Licenses William Patrick Lincham, 21, soldier and Katherine Pauline Hug, 20, both of Lima; Joe Moler, 41, laborer and Maud Moler, 37, domestic, both of Lima; Loyal L. McDougle, 21, Crestline, trainman and Treva Mae Wood, IS, Columbus Grove, 'housework; Lloyd R. Basinger, 23, route 1, Columbus Grove mill worker and Ruth E. Price, 18, Monroe township, clerk; Dcn- ald Pershing Hiter, 23, foundry worker and Berneta Rose Johnson, 33, elevator operator, both of Lima; Richard Keith Godfrey, 19, factory worker, and Helen Joan Philips, 17, store clerk, both of Lima; Emmett Brcitigan, 22, routs 6.

Lima, farmer and Vcra Maxine Walii, 20, of Lima, housework. DELPHOS, OHIO Marriage Is Being Announced Of much interest here is the recent marriage of two well-known Delphos residents, Joy Arnold Rainey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. M.

Arnold, West Second street, and Lawrence V. Fritz, son of Charles Fritz, South Pierce street. The ceremony, of a very quiet nature, took place at Cincinnati. The couple was unattended. Theifr wedding trip was taken threugh the South.

Mr. Fritz is of the Fritz Machine Works in this city. He and Mrs. Fritz will be at home in the near future in their newly- purchased residence at 406 South Pierce street. WEDNESDAY, OCT.

7, 1942 WILL ATTEND St. John's mixed choir will rehearse at the church Thursday evening following- the Holy Hour. The high mass Sunday morning will be sung by the choir. WOOSTER, O. J.

Holmes, 71, a Chester township fanner, died yesterday from injuries received when a bull trampled him. Numltcr of Delphos Business Men fo Hear Discussion of Service Price Ceilings Meeting to he Held Tonight at Memorial Hall in Lima. A number of Delphos business nu'ii are planing to go to Lima this pvming to attend a meeting spon- soied by the Toledo d'strict Otlico of Price Administration. The meeting be held in Memorial hall and will start at 7:30 o'clock. Victor II.

Barnes, price specialist for OPA and Ort D. Wearley, Toledo district OPA manager, will conduct the meeting and will explain in detail price ceiling's in various services. Open discussion of various proUlems will be encouraged at the meeting. Every person engaged 111 selling to the public is invited to attend. That Includes any kind of repair service, hat cleaning, shoe chining, undertaking, laundry and dry cleaning and many others.

Purpose of the meeting, is explained, is to familiarize every person and linn with the price ceiHng provisions of OPA prior to launch- ing the enforcement program. It is emphasized that price ceilings now am in effect, but there have been numerous violations, which OPA pluns to end in the near future. All service businesses were required to file price ceilings schedules prior to Sept. 10. The Allen county ration'ng board will conduct a meeting at the Jefferson school here on Monday night, (Xtobrr 10, for purpose of explaining ceiling- prices in various types of business.

Injured At Lima Plant George Kelt is in St. Rita's hospital in Lima suffering from an injury to his left foot sustained early Wednesday morning while working at the Ohio Steel plant in Lima. His foot was caught between a planer and a beam. Are Attending Priests' Retreat The Rev. Carl F.

Reincck, pastor of St. John's, and the Rev. Cletus Gates are in Carey this week to attend the annual retreat for priests of the diocese of Toledo. The Rev. E.

C. Herr, the Rev. Virgil Riedlinger and the Rev. Isadora Fries are to attend the week of Oc tober 18th. Given Mayor's Court Fred Bendcle was arraigned before Mayor W.

D. Swihart Tuesday and fined $10 and costs for operating- an automobile without a driver's license. American Day 8th Annual World's Championship Horse Pulling Contests Troy, Ohio FAIR GROUNDS Sunday, October 11 Every American newspaper is an American battle station. In every community, newspapers are serving as powerful weapons on the home front. They are giving Americans the truth which wVmust have if we are to plan and work effectively for victory.

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