Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 2

Printing A Pub. Co. NOT me first teadlttg Thursday night will be presented for (further consideration at the regular meeting next week. In the meantime, Service Director A. E.

Weger is seek'-nt to employ an engineer. 7, 1943 Biles To Held Friday funeral of Mrs. C. Blake sit' miles northeast of Spen- cervllle, will 'be held at Zion Meth- odtet church on the Elida circuit at 2:00 p. m.

Friday with the ROT. C. S. Heinfnger in charge. Interment will be in Walnut Grove- cemetery, east of this city.

fhe death of Mrs. Harris, 85, oc- at her home Tuesday. A brother, Gilbert Monfort, near Spencerville, survives. Mr. and Mrs.

Miller made their home with Mrs. Harris. Commissioners Reorganize Noah Poling, of Tully township, has 'been elected as chairman of the county board of com- nilssjoners. Frank A. Manship, of Van Wert, has been reappointed aa clerk.

Firemen Hold Meeting Tile members of the Delphos Volunteer Firemen's Association met Wednesday night at the city building. Routine business of the organization was transacted. Search Being Made for Third Engineer for City Waterworks' City Council Meets in Special Session Wednesday Night But Emergency Legislation is Not Passed. The problem of tlje. city waterworks plant is stilt Without.

a solution despite the fact that- the "city council met in special session Wednesday evening at the city building'at the 'request of Mayor W. D. Swihaft. The fact that there were not sufficient members of council present to pass emergency legislation forced the issue to be held over for the regular meeting of council whloh is scheduled for Tuesday night. January 12.

Councilman Schmidt ami Meyers were absent. The emergency situation created when Philip Walter, one of the three plant engineers at the waterworks, resigned to accept a position at the Delphos Bending Company, and Jacab Werner, substitute engineer, to accept a position at the Henry H. Rick.er Company plant. Chief Engineer jCterl' Gladen. and Engineer William Dienstberge.r> are left to handle the duties.

Since the city salary ordinance provides that waterworks engineers he paid for a 48-hour week the city council was called into special session for the passage of an emergency ordinance to make possible the paying of blue two remaining engineers tor a 12-hour day until a trick engineer can be employed. The ordinance was placed on its SICK LIST Mrs. Syl. G. Grothouse.

West Sec. ond street, is convalescing nicely at her home. She sustained a fractured leg -In a fall. I Report of the Condition of the At Delphof, Ohio A Member ot the Federal Reserve System AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DEC. 31, 1942 Published tn accordance with a '-il' inatle by the Ferleral Hesnrve bnnk of this district pursuant lo Ihc provisions of the Federal Reserve Act.

ASSETS 008,200.00 7,000.00 2,251.00 Furfllus Undivided profits Total Capital Accounts Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts This capital consists of common stock with total par value of Pledged assets (and securities loaned) book value: 8TATK OF OHIO, COUNTY OF ALLEN, ss: E. L. Stallkamp, Cashier of the above named bank, do swear that the above statement is true to I lie best, of my knowledge and belief. E. L.

SSTAMXAMP. Sworn to mid suhsc-rihed before me this day of January, (SEAL) F. LTNDKMANN. Notary Public. My commission expires February 1H44.

The, follow.lng items are published pursuant to State Law: jF.upds on 'deposit Ijiy Trust' Department which are under G. C. 'fjypothecat'ed 1 oc 'Aseigned under 710-180 G. Correct Heliry H. Hlcke.r.

ilenry Oomke, DirontorH. None None Friday Saturday Don't Wait Come at Once! COOMBS FRMU Resident of North Franklin Street Dies Wednesday Afternoon Widow, Two Brothers and Five Sisters Survive Services at John's Saturday Morning. and Disco.unts Government obligations, direct and guaranteed pbligatipn of States and political subdivisions notes and debentures Cpj-porate stocks (including stock of Federal Reserve bank) Gaah. balances with other banks, Including reserve balance, and cash items in process of fc-bllection Bank premises Furniture and fixtures $500.00 500.00 Heal estate owned other than bank premises None pthcr assets TOTAL ASSETS Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 721.073.fl3 Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 23,883.5.1 TOTAL DEPOSITS 4 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL Frank H. Klaus, a resident of 242 North Franklin street died suddenly at the Edward B'ockey home, near Delphos, at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

He had been at the Bockey residence when he was stricken. Born in Lima on June 1860, Mr. Klaus was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Klaus.

In 1909, he was married at St. John's church in this city to Catherine Bockey, the Rev. George H. Lang, officiating. Until fifteen years ago, Mr.

and Mrs. Klaus resided in Lima where the fprmer followed the butcher trade. During the summer months, Mr. ad Mrs. Klaus, made their home at the Snows in northern Michigan.

Mr. Klaus was a member of St. John's church and of the Sacred Heart League. i addition to his widow, he is survived by two brothers, Edward, and Albert, Venedqcja; and five sisters, Mrs. Kate Stelzer, Clara and Elizabeth Klaus, Lima; Mrs.

Snyder, near Portland, Indiana; and Matilda, California. Services will be held at St. John's church at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning. Burial will he in the church cemetery. The remains were removed from the Jauman-Kolkmeyer funeral home to the Klaus residence on Thursday.

50,000.00 25,000.00 10,390.00 $85,390.00 $50,000.00 None CANNED GOODS Consumers of Such IProducts to Get Between 35 und 40' Pounds Per Person During 1043 Estimates Exclusive of Home Canned Goods. Delphos consumers of canned goods, along the other consumers in the United States, will Deceive between 3ii.4 pounds to 40.3 pounds during 19-1H of rationed can- lied goods. The department of agricultural is making the announcement of the future per capita supply which shows a slight increase over the first figure submitted. The first announcement was made that the per person ration would be about, 113 pounds per year. "Estimates exclusive," the department, pointed out, "of home canned goods, nor do they "reflect the variation in consumption of canned fruits and vegetables by ago, occii'patioal or regional groups.

the other hand uses of canned goods such as for commercial baking and ifor use in 'restaurants will reduce the available to consumers from retail grocers." The department made the following estimate of te amount of the various types of canned goods as they are expected to go Into civilian supply: Canned fruits. 10 to 12 pounds; vegetables IS.2 to 19.4 'pounds; baked beans 1.5 to 2 pounds; canned soups 4.4 to 5.4 pounds and canned baby foods 1.3 to 1.5 pounds. The mass was feting by choir. Mrs. Stumpf died suddenly at her home on North Jefferson street early Tuesday morning.

The fluneral was largely attended and there were many spiritual and floral offerings. 'Pallbearers were: Bernard Vogt, Fred Helmkamp, Burga Wilson, Al. Huysman, Theodore Stallkamp, Gilbert Brandehoff. Burial was in the Walnut Grove cemetery. Injuries Vincent Grothous.e, $4, Son of Frank Grothonse, East Third Street, Wounded in Action sa Southwest Extent of Injuries Not Learned.

Guinea. petftils his were not given. Sergeant Grothouse -was indjuctedl into the United States Atrniy in April, 1941. He left this jcfltm'try in May, 1942. He was fee troit prior to his induction.

He is phos young man in action. rr 0. Th'jl State h'eparfenieii't" today Uirpughoxit were ihoV; Crews wore'working'3ii i fjJKqJcb to remove in south and of the state are closed due to flood waters. rothouse, East Third street ivelf from 'the general's oBlfce at ih ect that his only ft I Grothouse, wounded in action in ATTENTION MASONS! Special meeting Hope Lodge IS 214 F. A.

M. called, pij m. Jan. 8 to attend) and Ma- wni.ic funevtal services Tor Isaac Merton Cochran. Adv.

John Master The young man, 'well known here, is in New SICK LIST Fred FoTtener, State street, is ill at her home. Tickets Now On ST. JOHN'S SECOND-HALF BASKETBALL SEASON RYII PASSES AWAY Death of Resident "of Near Middle Point Occurs at Lima St. Rita's Wednesday Brother is Only Direct Survivor Services at Homo Saturday. Mary E.

Jones, fiG, of a mile south of Middle Point, died at St. R'ta's hospital in Lima at 7:00 a. in. Wednesday. Her death was due to complications which followed a ma.

jor operation. Ffor fl nuniu'er of years. Miss Jones taught school in Van Wert county. Her only, direct survl.vor is her Edward Jones, Columlnis. Services wjll be conducted at the Jones residence, near Middle Point, at 2:00 p.

m. Saturday wtli the Rev. Mr. Kohler, of Middle Point, officiating. Interment will he in Horeb- cemetery, near Venedocia.

The remains will be removed laic Friday afternoon from the C. H. Miljler and Son mortuary at. Spen- cevville lo the Jones home. iCHARDON, O.

(UP) Frank Ceruey, n. Munson township farmer who was kicked hy a. mule five days ago of lockjaw yesterday in a Cleveland hospital. His widow and three daughters survive. Hold Rites Foi Services for Mies Anna Dolt, sister of Mrs.

George Ulm, North B'Vtedeick street, 'were held at Blessed Sacrament church in Toledo at 9:00 o'clock Wednesday morning. Miss Martha Ulm, oi' this attended tlvei services. remains were removed to the Jauman-Kolkmeyer f.uneral home in this city. Services were held- there and burial was in St. John's cemetery.

The R-ev. Isadotb Fvies officiated. Present from out o't town were: Mr. and Mrs. George Dolt, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Dolt, Hugh Dolt and Mrs; J. 13. McCarthy, Toledo; L. A.

Dolt, Lima; Mas. i Uljji, Frankfort, Indiana; CARD OF THANKS I wish to express- my heartfelt appreciation (o the Rev. 1 'Carl F. Reineck and his assistants, to the kind and neighbors and to the police for their services. I am deeply grateful also to those who donated spiritual and lloral offerings, to the Eagles, to those-, who loaned their autos and to all who so ki.ndly assisted me in any way at the time of the death of my beloved wife, Henrietta Stumpf.

Joseph J. SlUnn-nf. SERVICES FOR IFF Home (James Sunday, Jan. R.ps.e, Sunday, Jan. Lima Frjtjay, Feb.

Friday, Feb. Sunday, Feb. Rose, Lin)a Delphos' Cleanest and Most In these times of gas rationing, the government ffefy us to sspk our recreation close at $jt. basketball games are more popular than ever. Greater seating ca- our immense auditorium guarantees a thrilling experience.

We have saved our best games until the end! Tickets on Sale by St. John's High School Students Adults $1-27 Fed. Tax .13., FIVE THRILLING GAMES! Our Own Sports Commentator! Dancing after every evening game Total $1-40 Solemn Requiem High Ma'ss Offered at St. Chiitch'' Morning for Jctffrjrhi Sti'inipt-, Niirtfi" Jefferson Street Burial in Walnut'' Adults 31 Tax 4c High School 22c Fed. tax 3c Total 35c Total 25c Children 13c Fed.

tax 2c Total 15c A solemn requiem high jnass 'was offered at St. John's church at 10:00 o'clock Thursday morning 1 (for Mrs. Joseph J. Stumpf. Celebrant of (he mass was the Rev.

Carl deacon, (he Rev. Cletus, Gates, and snh-deaeon, the Rev. Tsadore Fries. Father Reineck gave the sermon. Evening Games: Reserve -8 p.

m. Varsity-9 p. m. Fnday Nile, Jan. 8 Last game lo; First Half-Season Lima St.

Gerard's s. w. Ulm, Anderson, Indiana. The death of Miss Dolt, for yeai'a ia Toledo resident, occurred at ixome of her brother, George, io ENCORE MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 3 EVAH'OKATEU MILK TISSUE PAPER 4 I7c KITCHEN MATCHES GRANULATED BEET SUGAR Itr.UE ItOSK RICE 3 CHOICE HAND PICKED NAVY BEANS 8c IONA FLOUR 24 1 WHITESAIL SOAP GRAINS WISCONSIN it. 41c Lb.

32c SHARP CHEESE SURE GOOD OLEOMARGARINE .2 33c KRAFT'S VELVEETA CHEESE 22c VICTORY BRAND LIMBURGER CHEESE 35c NEW YORK STAi, SWEET JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES ORANGES HEAD LETTUCE Atounua witn 170 Seedless Navels 220-252 Size California doz. floz. 43c 39c FreHli Iceberg I.ge. 48 Size each MARVEL ENRICHED llfc'LB. LOAF 10 S01P 4 calt es25c SUNNYFIEt-D CORN FLAKES 3K23C WHITE SAIL SOAP SUNNYFIELD PANCAKE ANN I'AOE SPARKLE 3 Pkg8 I6c C'fJSAKVT Jb 32e jar 'OATS isc WHITESAIL SOAP FLAKES LARGE PKGS.

COUPON NO. 28 NOW GOOD FOR IrLB. COFFEE Buy the Coffee of Fir fresher Flavor IFOR VICTORY WAR OKAR 26c Make Your Coffee Headquarters STAMPS A i A 1 ill AdP FOOD JTORES.