The Delphos Courant from Delphos, Ohio • Page 5

DELPHOS COURANT APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF CANAL Word Received by John Marsh, Chairman of Chamber of Com- merco Committee, that Money Has Been Set Aside for Dredging and Repairing of Canal Banks from 40-A ore Pond Through City of Doiphos Second Street Call mil Bridge Will Also Be Constructed. A campaign which has been carried forward to improve the Miami- Erie cnnal through Dclphos is meel- Pure OiTs Famout CHANGEOVER I Chassis Lubrication 2 wfhwOBJP 1 1 Crankcase aruj Refilled' 3 Transmission and ential Drained and Re-l 4 Spark Plug Service: 5 Air Cleaner Service Cooling System Service. 7 Repack Front Bearings Plus 10-point saftty InspettM Our Service Car Comes to You One Call Does It All Morris Super Service Ed. Morris, Prop. ing with success according to word which was received by John Marsh, chairman the Chamber oi' Commerce committee in charge this.

Mr. Marsh has received word from Senator Fred Seibert, St. Marys, of the 32nd senatorial district, slating that the sum of $100,000 has included in the Additions and Better- men's bill and will be used for the dredging of the canal and repairing the banks of the stream from 40- Acre Pond through Delphos. The Chamber of Commerce has been seeking for some time to have the canal improved through this city. Various suggestions were made among them the use of large tile to carry the water through Delphos and to make it possible lo cover up the stream at this place.

This, however, was found to be prohibitive in cost -and it was then urged that the stream be dredged -and proper repairs be made to prevent floods in this city and to make the stream more sightly. John Marsh, as chairman of the committee in charge, contacted Senator Seibert and members of the stale administration with regard to this matter and through their cooperation, the appropriation was Now Available received a shipment of ten 4-sectional WOOD OVERHEAD DOORS WALTER HUMMER 229 N. Cass St. Phone Holly 1163 NURSE LOSES FAT SAFELY AYDS WAY Get slimmer without exertlst Eat starches, potatoes, gravy; just cut down. AYDS Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan is safe; sensible, easier.

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$50.00 WILL REPAINT YOUR CAR CHOICE OF COLORS NOW AVAILABLE HIGH QUALITY PAINT BUMPING and STRAICHTENING EXTRA 234 NORTH CANAL MOTOR SALES PHONE MAIN 1680 SERVICE I HAD TO BREAK ELEVEN CUPS TO FIX'ONE OUST RIGHT. JUST ONE TRY WILL. CONVINCE VOO TEXACO SERVICE MY NEW COok BOOK SAID TO USE ANY OLD CUP WITHOUT A HANDLE TO HATS MEASURE SO HARD A ABOUT IS THE RI6HT PLACE SQ RE BEST OF SERVICE RADIATOR FLUSHING WASHING MARFAK LUBRICATION BATTERIES ACCESSORIES TEXACO SERVICE W.FIFTH CLU STATE m. oei.pnot.ouio granted. In addition to the improvements in the stream itself, another project fcf to (Delphbs will now be carried forward.

An appropriation of $40,000 had already boon and is earmarked for the construction of a bridge of the culvert type at Second street. This is greatly needed as the bridge at that place has been condemned and is now closed to traffic. iBIRTH NOTICE Twin boys were born at St. Rita's hospital, Lima, Monday morning to Mr. ana Mrs.

Raymond 3. McNeff. Mrs. McNeff is the former Miss Evelyn Lisk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Lisk, North Main street. ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY Herbert MIcHclo, of Dclphos, Proprietor of Wagon Wheel in Lima, Bound Over to Allen County Grdnd Jury on Charge of Man- Slaughter Lima Man Also Enters Not Guilty to Charge Arraigned Monday as Result of Death of Lima Man. Russell R. Myers, 38, of Lima, died Sunday in Memorial hospital at Lima of a fractured skull which he received Saturday evening in front of The Wagon Wheel in Lima. According to Lima police who investigated the incident, Myers was ejected from the Lima tavern by Herbert Mericle, of this city, proprietor of the place, with the aid of a patron, Linden C.

Hewey, of Lima. Authorities state that after Myers had been taken to the sidewalk in front of the estabishmen't, he was hit and knocked down several times allegedly by both Mericle and Hewey. Mericle and Hewey were arrested on open-charges following the fight. Hewey was held in the city jail but Mericle was released in custody of -John A. Shenk, Delphos attorney.

The two men were arraigned Monday morning in Lima muicipal court on charges of manslaughter. Mericle entered a plea of not guilty and waived a preliminary hearing in the Lima court. He was bound over to the Allen county grand jury. His bond was set at $1,000 and he was released after providing this bond. He is being represented by the law firm of Myers and Myers, of Celina, and by John Shenk, of this city.

Hewey entered a plea of not guilty to the charge- and requested a preliminary hearing in 'Lima municipal court. The date for this hearing was set for June 18 at 10:30 a. m. and his bond was set at $1,000. Hewey is beingrepresented by the law firm of Light and Siferd, of Lima.

at 7:00 A. M. THREE INACC COUPLE AfiE WED FOR 65 YEARS Sixty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wanne- niacher Celebrated at Homo in Ottoville Sunday Attend Mass at Immaculate Conception Church NJIMD DENT Two Automobiles Crash in Middle Point Sunday Afternoon injured Persons Removed to Lima Memorial Hospital in llartcr Ambulance.

Three persons injured, one seriously, Sunday afternoon in an automobile collision which took place in Middle Point. An automobile being driven by Carl Becker, of Spencerville, and one being driven by Clayton Heilel- flnger, of Middle Point, figured in the coUision. Heffelflnger was not injured in the crash. Mr. Becker sustained a cerebral hemorrhage in the crash.

Two passengers in his automobile, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burson, of Lima, sus- tianed severe laceration and bruises. Becker and Mr. and Mrs.

Burson were removed from the scene of the accident to the Memorial hospital in Lima for treatment. The removals were made in the Paul Harter and Son ambulance. The accident took- place at about p. m. and the Spencerville man and 'the Lima couple were in Middle Point to witness the baseball game between Middle Point and Spencerville which was played Sunday afternoon.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express; our heartfelt appreciation to the Rev. John Miller 1 to the members of the C. L. of and to friends and neighbors for "their assistance. Wp are deeply grateful also to those who donated spiritual-and floral ottl- erings, to those who-' loaned their cars and to any -who assisted ais in any way during the illness and after the death of our beloved one, Catherine Schimmoller.

THE FAMILY. Local Man Is Using Airport In the airplane column which appears each'week Van Wert Times-Bulletin, the following item appeared last "After shopping jarpund Homer Wofen of east decided on trading his Aeronca in to McGee for the new plane of the same make the airport operator has for sale. Homer his own airstrip at his farm home. "One of the; rricfet active private plane owners besides Wotcn is John Rorabeck. of Delphos.

He keeps his four-place Stinson at the airport here larid permits McGce to use it for charter service when he is flying: it. We saw him take off for Springfield last air miles 6 p. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wannemacrt- ea-V 'of Dltoville, cteletjra'ted th(eir sixty-fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday at their home.

The couple married June. 13, 1882 at Ottoville and in their, early married life, they 240 acres of land southwest of Ottoville the assistance of their children all of whom-are living. A Thanksgiving at 7:00 a. Immaculate Conception church at Ottoville' by tiie the Rev. Henry Gerwert.

At noon, 10 children and their, families enjoyed dinner and reception at the Wannemacher home. The Wannemacher children who helped observe the anniversary wciV the following: Mrs. (George Fierslos, Wabash, Indiana; Leipsic; Bakersfteld, Call, fornia; Severn Ralph, Wauseon; Mrs. Charles Bentley, Fort Wayne; Edwin, Ottoville; Mrs. A.

W. Lauer, Detroit; Gilbert, Ann Arbor; Otmer, Delphos; i Robert, Ottoville; Mrs. Bernard Tlicker, Delphos; Mrs. Royce Baxter, Van Wert. They have grandchildren and J8 great children.

I I I I I I I I I I I I I- When you see it served, you know good taste prevails GOVERNORS CLUB Bead the Want Ads DISTRIBUTED By Steinle's Ice and Beverage Co. 553 East Second Street Delphos, Ohio, and returned at 8. Rorabeck, a hardware salesman, recently bought a hardware store at Springfield." INJURED IN CEASH MONDAY William Roth, local moat dealer, Injuries to his ribs on the left sido and severe bruises In an automobile accident which took place Monday morning at tho Intersection of Fourth and Franklin streets. Mr. Roth was traveling on Fourth street in Ills Ford damaged, and the car was struck by a.

St.udc- baker being driven south on Franklin by Ray Evans. Th Roth nutomobilnl was pushed against an electric light no! 0 which was broken off. Both cars were BIRIMI NOTICE A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haldaiif, west of Dolphos, at St.

Rita's hospital, Lima, Sunday. ROUND 8 ANU MANY INTESTINAL hundreds of onultrv- lnr nnd st nall) have re- ppatedly bought nnd used Neo-Sol An intestinal antiseptic nnd 1C a11 ultr from one day old on add tablespoon to each gallon drinking water. As oreventiva piye 3 consecutive days at 2 week intervals. Peps chicks np. aids digestion and thrift, hens fay better.

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Columbus 2. Ohio A U. S. GOVERNMENT BUREAU REPORT announces the discovery of a new tannic acid treatment for ivy The treatment has been found excellent; it is gentle ami safe, dries up the blisters in a surprisingly short time often within 24 houra. These government findings are incorporated in the new product IVY-DRY At your 59c.

ii mlf. by ICY Montctalr, ft. not tuiociatcrl igjtH any ttHicrrmrnt orfaniiatinn. Todays CAR toon By Martz Wannemactier "And don't give me any of that something-must-have happened-to-the-motor' line I happen to know that couldn't happen 'cause Martz Wannemacher reconditioned your car. MOTOR SALES DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH 101 South Main St.

'Delphos, Ohio designer who developed this monument for us took a tip from conversation within his home. His aunt remarked that she would visit the cemetery, more often if there was a plaec for her to sit and rest after a lony walk to their cemetery lot. This bench- type monument is the result. Its use is especially apprc- ciatccl by older people. You will notice there is plenty of room for a double inscription.

Select yours together, nriwl I. G. Bhkmeiei Sons Concrete Blocks Available in either 6 in. or 8 in. Rockface; Plain, Bullnose, "This refers to the cement "block tests "by'-the- Toledo Testing Laboratory for the blocks we now handle.

As shown by the report the machine did not break any of the blocks as the strength was beyond the limits of a 200,000 pound capacity testing machine. As shown by the booklet "Facts About Concrete Masonry' the A.S.T.M. Specificat ions block requires an average of 1000 pounds per square inch of gross area. These blocks tested in access of 1638 pounds 9 square inch when the blocks were approximately six weeks old. These blocks also contain mortar grooves on each end and on the bottom which enables the mortar to secure a much firmer grip oh the block." Priced Reasonably See them before you buy CHI-NAMEL Paints and Varnishes Canvas Paint WILL NOT CRACK or PEEL awnings, Furniture, Conver- tibls tops.

All colors $1.75 qt. Rex Flat ONE GOAT primes, seals, finishes. Use on most any surface $3.13 gal. White House Paint gal. $5.40 Shellac orange or white gal.

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