Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • Page 6

Poga Six THE EVENING TRIBUNE, MARYSVILIE, OHIO Monday, November 10; 1947 DISCUSS PLAN TO PAY BONUS LOCAL TAX SHARE ADJUTANT GfiNEflAL TOLD TO -START PRELIMINARY WORK FOR PAYMENTS TO VETERANS A third quarter distribution of $1,859,075 in undivided liquor por- mil funds was made by the state auditor today. Amounts sent to the various cities Included $741 for Mrirysvillo. SA2AAR AND BAKE SAlBS COLUMBUS, Nov.10—Adj. Gen. Mayflower Circle bazaar and fchester'W.

Goble was informallyjbnkc sale Saturday. November authorized today to proceed with 1 o'clock, nt Sawyer Insurance negotiations for personnel, office rice. Members note change Space and equipment necessary tolof date. pay the veterans ---A" hus which Ohionna approved last Tuesday. The magnitude of the task of processing and' paying some 000 became apparent', as the sinkitigfTunSTcorVimissioners ivho will ndrnRiister the bonus held their first meeting.

Even the meeting itself 1 blocked officially by reel tape. The vote on the bonus amendment and on the companion to the governor -and state trca- surer to the commission, must be, certified officially before the com-; missioners can take formal Herbert pointed-out (hat- it was'four months after the World War I bonus" was voted before the. first check's were available, and that was when office help, office! Space, business machines, printing SHOES KUg INTO SOLE. service and even paper were easily available. The paper shortage alone may delay matters unless arrangements can bo mtute direct; with a paper'mill.

WANTS UMT VOTE Nov. Howard.Buffet (Rt 1 said here that compulsory training should be submitted to the people as a constitutional amendment to be vo'ted on. Your, plumbing heating is of your home. If cither one is not' in perfect condition have DAVIDSON'S correct the trouble. Our extensive, knowledge of plumbing and heating systems enables us'to locate the cause of the trouble 'and eliminate It in short order.

When in need'of ice call 8041. DAVIDSON'S ELEC.FARMJHOME5TORE lUCTKKAlfARMKlUIPMtKTt PLVMBINt TELEPHONE 8041 303 SOUTH MAIN ST. MARYSVILIE, OHIO GIRLS! WOMEN! TRY THIS IF YOU'RE On'CERTAIN DAYS' of The Month! Do female functional monthly disturbances make you 1 fidgety, cranky tired ahd 'dragged such times? Then do try Lydia- E. Pinkham's Vegetable to relieve such symptoms, Tor thls.purposel Taken Compound htlps build up resistance against such distress. And that's -the kind of product you should buy.

Thousands have reported benefit! VEGETABLE COMPOUND SCHOOL DRIVE WAS SUCCESS SUBSCRIPTIONS ADD TO BOOK AND FILM FUND- MARTIN WAS TOP SALESMAN The campaign recently ducted at the Marysvilte high school In which students sold subscriptions to popular magazines, netted the school a total of $315.70 to be used to buy books and films at the school, according to Miss Nelle Kloepfer, senior high Instructor in charge of the' palgn. The sales of subscriptions amounted to $071.50 on Ccowell company magazines and $393.50 on Curtis company magazines for a total of $1005. Prizes to the student magazine salesmen cost the. school, $79.51 and Included such articles as watches, umbrellas, electric clocks, notcpaper, pencils and pens. Depending on the- type of magazine, the school receives from thirty to fifty percent of the subscription price of each magazzine sold.

Sttfr salesman of the campaign was Robert who sold total of in subscriptions. Other top salesmen', included Nancy Graves with a total of $132.50 in sales, Anne Snider, Mary Hamilton, Gayle 'Williams, Dorothy Coleman, $52.25 and Fred Way, $50. A total of 57 students sold magazines, during the campaign. Each student salesman who received five points during the campaign for, his or her Is-to be given the horror of writing 'his name as donor of a new bpok in the school library. Friday night the student council is 'sponsoring a dance at the school, free to those students who earned seven or more points dur- iing the while those students, who do not have seven points must pay five cents admission for each point they lack.

SERVICES FOR MRS, SIEBERT Funatal services were held in the first Congregational church at Columbus this afternoon for Mrs. Annie Ware Sabine Siebert, 84, formerly of this city, who died Friday in hospital of a coronary occlusion. A native of Cambridge, she -spent her childhood in Richwood and Marysville. Her father, Sabine, was a local physician for many years. She was graduated from Ohio State in 1884 and received her master's degree in 1886.

She later studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and was awarded a degree there in 1888. Mrs. Siebert, wife of Dr. Wilbur H. Siebert, emeritus professor of history at Ohio State University, Was well-known for her technique in painting Ivory'miniatures and for her oil portraits.

Her subjects have Included President and Mrs. Charles W. Eltot of Harvard, Dr. Washington Gladden, Professor S. C.

Derby and Bishop William Scarlett of St. Louis. Mrs. Siebert was member of the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, the League, of Women Voters, the Ohio State Alumni Association, the Raculty Women's Club and First Congregational church. She is survived by her husband, whom she marrier in 1893; a foster-son, John Marshall, San Francisco, and a foster-daughter, Mrs.

Willis L. Howie, St. Louis, Fred Houston of this city is a first COTTAGES BURN SALISBURG, iFire destroyed 35 summer cottage's in the beach area of the town early Sunday night before i the flames were brought under control by apparatus from eight I communities. Buftfneti Service 1 WASHERS REPAIRED. Supply, B.

Fifth St. Phone 6691. PAINTS, Wallpaper. Ooodsell's. ALL MAKES sewing and vacuum repaired.

Contact Wilkliu Store write SINGER. SEWING. MACHINE CO. 10 E. State, AD 1618, Columbus.

COMPLETE WASHER REPAIR, All makes. Just call Derr May tag Co. Phone 4121. TRACTOR REPAIR AND PARTS Brown Bros. Phone 8781.

CALL' US COLLECT for public sale date. Wilson Williams, licensed and bonded auctioneers. Marion. Phone 2786. CRIST RADIO SERVICE, 830 Collins Ave.

Phone 2314. In dry cleaning, pressing, and shirts laundered. Elzie Mills Dick Lewis, 107V4 West Fifth St. WILL LIST a limited amount of carpenter work at this time. Call Edson D.

Conklin, 6542. Use the Want-iOr Stop Trouble Before It Starts! Rust Scale Grease Sludge A safe, effective method of cleaning the entire cooling system of your car. Don't Delays-Stop I Tocfay Coleman's Sunoco East Fifth and Vine. Phone 3101 A GOOD PLACE TO SAVE Enjoy the happy combination of, insured safety, worthwhile return and convenience when you ppen your insured savings count here at this friendly institution, Start saving now) UNION COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS'N Pearl Mdlroy, Marysville, Ohio PROTEST OVER GRID PENALTY (Continued fro'm page V) not allow a game to end with a play on which a penalty is called unless the penalty is declined. The Wildcats contended that i -W CurtisV ruling was normally interpreted leniently, especially when the extra player is virtually on the sidelines, and-obviously out of the play.

Ohio State had clminated the huddle to speed up play and beat the clock, if possible. When the play in question was run off, Bob Price, who had been replaced by Alexe Sarkisian, had not yet cleared the field. Payseur said he did think the fault actually'was with Curtiss, taut rather with the rule. Curtiss, an alumnus of the Uni- versiW of Chicago, ruled that Nortnerwestern had 12 men oa the field when Tqnf WorthingtbnTo'f the Wildcats intercepted -Pandel Savic's pass in the end zone on what normally Would have bpen the last play. Omitted Huddle Payseur' said Ohio State did not employ a huddle and ran the play while Northwestern was trying to moke a substitution.

Since the play started before the Wildcats had time to clear the field, the penalty was called. Payseur said most offjcials "are rather lenient on interpretation of this ruling when the -extra player actually is attempting to leave the field, Explaining the ruling, Curtiss said that the plays which milted Ohio State to score were not actually new plays, but plays being re-run after penalties were inflicted. He said the game could not end except on a play free from a penalty on a defensive team. If there' is a- penalty, the offensive team must decline it, The infractions which gave the Buckeyes a chance to advance and score were a ''sequence of ordin ary offside penalties," Curtiss said. He added these were made pos sibje by calling of the first men on the field.

This, he said, was an obvious infraction. "Under ihe free substitution rul ing," Curtiss explained, "it is p6S sible for an offensive team to run a play in an attemept to gain 8 penally if action is taken 4 Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulslon relieves cause it goes right to the seat of tho trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm; and aid naturo to soothe and heal raw, 'tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis CLAD-RITE CLEANERS PICK-UP and DELIVERY Phone 3391 Cash and Carry At Our New Store S. Main and Sixth Sts.

Marysville Snow White Laundry j- Service WILLIAMS Dry Cleaning PRESSING ALTERATIONS We Call forund Deliver 120 N. Main St. Phone 8171 WANT ADS WATCH AND CLOCK Repairing Louis C. Conrad Cor, 304 Plum and 7th EXCAVATING of basements and open ditches. Paul Drumm, 52? N.

Main St. Ph.one 6395. AGRICULTURAL LIME, crushed stone, sand, gravel. Clarence Nlcol, Marysville, Phone 6610. Malt Help Wanffttl 11 to work oh" farm by week, house furnished.

Paul Butts', Woodstock, Route 1, on U. S. Route 36. Fuel 14 COAL FOR SALE by truck load, 1 run over 7-inch screen, immediate delivery. West Virginia and Ohld lump.

Shelby Hobbs. Phone 4742. Lett, Fount), Strayed 2, mattress. If found please contact Lewis Thompson, Boulevard, Marysville. Reward.

rim glass in brown leather case. Call 4181 or leave at Union County Federal Savings nad Loan Office. Reward. Special 4 HAS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION expired? Please check the label, and if due, Would appreciate renewal. Marysville Tri bune.

s. I 1 ARM repay. tnent terms. Reasonable interest rates. Come in, get complete details, -County Federal.

Savings Loan; Association, Marysville. Wanted: Miscellaneous 5 WANTED TO close downtown. Call 5021 of See Tony Butler, 121V6 f. Fifth St. WANTED TO day old dairy heifer calves.

R. H. Laughorn, phone 4547. for Sole 6 IFOR Willys six car; rug, 7x9, with pad. Phone 3064' after 4:30 p.jm.

or can be seen at 804 Milford Ave. PRECIOUS, MOTHER IS HAVING THE DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION flUCd AT CUABIKMMAN writ YOU vieu 1941 PONTIAC four dobr sedan, beautiful medium green metalic finish, extra dition mechanically. Radio heater, balance 24 months. BLUE BROS. AUTO SALES 230 N.

Main St. Phone 7471 Open until 9 p.m.- Good to Eat 15 In barrel lots, 28c per'gallon, and only. Utility grade apples, $1.50 and up. The OHIO ORCHARD Milford Center, Ohio. Plants, 16 MUMS and snapdragons, Potted plants.

Floral arrangements. Glossers Flower's, FOR blue Afri- can violets. Call 8364 or 309 S. Maple St. POft scarlet letter sweaters, size 38, one $5 and one $8.

Phone 4252. COME'IN AND SEE the new Titan electric circulating heater with fan. Dolan's Plumbing it Heatiiyr, 213 E. Fifth St. Phone maple tfees, .1 to 7 feet? Jacob H.

Peorlo, Ohio, Box 78. FOR tractor, cheap. Ca.ll 8S97. Poultry, Livestock 17 FOR head select Shropshire ewes to lamb March; one Corriedqle cgistered ram. Roy Bean, Ostrander, FOR table and davenport.

Phone 7063. "FROST PROOF HYDRANTS We will -install tnem for you or furnish the pipe and fittings so you can install them, Davidson's 203 S. Main St. Marysville, Oi Phone.8041 WALNUT dining room suite; Orlj ental rug, size 9-18; Singer sewing machine; appartment circulating heater; fitted wine coat, skunk collar, size 9. St.

all steel coal range, in good condition, 124 N. Dak.St. FOR feeding pigs. Phone 6531. For Safe or Trade 23 FOR No.

1 'Coon hounds. Trial. Phone 5001 Bello. fontaine, Ohio. ORDERS taken for turkeys, ducks and geese.

Will dress and deliver for Thanksgiving. Phone '4547. FOR uulldlng lot in west end of Marysville. Write Mrs. Otto Eisel, 2179 McKinley Cplumbus, Ohio.

112.9 acres. Mrs; Anna L. Bluer Carrol Blue, phone Plain City 88 14. COCKER SPANIEL puppies; istereti Black Beauties. 'Kennels, about half way between Delaware and Marysville on Route.36.

FOR Ford deluxe tu- dor, 85 h.p. Good condition. Radio, heater. Phone 9-3245. Miscellaneous for Sale 18 FOR Friend washing machine, practically new.

Call 5352. INSTRUMENT to choose, from. Fit your horn out for spring parade. Harden's, Musical Merchandisers, "Instruments for less and. still the 179 Main St.

Marion, Have Your Car WINTERIZED With our complete change- orer today! RUSS'HI-SPEED SERVICE Sixth fc Main Phone 8981 Our Buiineii" 1937 dRAHAM supercharger, in good condition. Call 8597. FOR Pontiac coupe, good tires, call 7731 or" Rich. wood 3323. 1936 Dictator Studebaker sedan.

"Phone-7421-or 4312; 1937 FORD 60 tudor. Matthew; Motor Sales, phone 8441. Fact's about leet jn the Galloway shoe advertisement today is well worth any fo.ot sufferer's reading. Winterize Your Car NOW! Don't Delay JANES' MARATHON SERVICE Main and ilwood Instruction Want To Be A Practical Nurse? BIG WAGES High school not' necessary. Easy to learn at "home in spare time.

Prepare now for this interesting, profitable work. Write for FRER information. Wayne School of Practical Nursing, Box 2525 Tribune; GRANGE NEWS Liberty Grange No, 2281 has elected the following officers for 1948; Master, Kenneth Blake; overseer, Robert Rea; lecturer, Margaret 'Blake; steward, Merle Skidmore; assistant steward, Carroll Skldmore; chaplain. Ernest Wil- secretary, Mary Skidmore; gate keeper, Edward Montgomery; Ceres, Sara Montgomery, Pomona, Marjorie Davis; Flora, Katherine Hoover; lady assistant steward, Maxine Rogers; pianist, Gertrude Blake; chorister, Mrs. Ernest Wilson; legislative agent, Floyd Huey; executive committee, Cynthia Hoover Uhree years), The next meeting, which will be the annual game supper, will be held at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening, 85.

joint. installation in. the county will be held the first week in December and the University team from. Columbus will do the work. HBRWIG' MARRIES LAS, VEGAS, Nev.

Noy, Marine Corps Lt. Bob Herwig, 33, whose first wife was Novelist Kathleen Wjnsor, author of ever Amber," has married a University of California co-ed, Nadine Hegeman. LOOK TO you! See the progress made by DIESEL during the last 10 years. Railroads, power plants, factories, tractors, hundreds of new applications. Diesel Engines need Diesel trained men! Talce steps now.

to make Diesel's bright future your opportunity. Write for free facts on how you-can get practical training in Diesel operation and maintenance in spare time. Utilities "Diesel Training, Box 2521, Tribune, Female Help Wanted 10 at Wilcox's Restaurant, 202 Fifth St. or phone 7321, Apply between a.m. an dl p.m.

or after midnight. Town Restaurant. salesladies, Carter's 5c to $1 Store. NUN BEATIFIES ROME, Nov, De- lanous, a French nun who founded the congregation of Sisters of St Ann pf Providence, was beatified yesterday in the basilica of St. Peter's, LQAN8 INCREASE AUNT SUSIE will be delighted with Fina Foam for Xmas.

If cleans rugs and upholstery. Mader Bros. FOR piece snowsuite, size '2, as new. Mrs. Julia Phone 6584.

$399.00 ARMY surplus buildings double insulated roof, and roof rafters on two foot centers. May easily be converted into Also $195.00 F.O.B. camp. Doetsch Bros. Lumber 2760 E.

Main, Springfield, Ohio, Box 664. Open Sunday 12 to 4. FARMS FOR SALE Throughout Wert-CentrmI Ohto PALE OVERLY M7 W. Fourth Bt Phone 6401 LAUNDRY STOVE or two lid kitchen heater, 3642. FOR heatrola, A-l condition; $50.

308 W. Third St. i White Elephant In Siam the white elephant believed to contain the soul of a dead person, perhaps a Buddha, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. The animal is baptized and feted and, at its death, mourned like a human being. GET CASH lot dead and dUabled Horses, $20 Cattle, $20 Hogs, $6 cwt.

according to sise end condition Call 4081 REVERSE CHARGES DARLING COMPANY to Belt BiS. FertUUer Co. DEAD STOCK WANTED Horses $20 Cows $20 Hogs $6 cwt. According Stee Condition AU Stock Piomptlr Remored. 01 JESS COOK'S SERVICE STATION Phone 9211 ffemville, Onto CilU KENKLE FERTILIZER CO.

WASHINGTON, Nov. volume of Joans by the nation's banks as a whole increased nearly i 13,000,000,000 in the first months of this year to reach a to-; tal pf $39,000,000,000 On June 30. i DEADSTOCK HORSES $20 COWS $20 HOGS $6 cwt, According 10 8Uf tnd CALL tsgt 8f 11 Mi UNION COUNTY FERTILIZER 0. BUCH8IB8, JNC,.