Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • Page 4

Pa Four MRS. STRENG THE EVENING TRIfetJNE, MARYSVILLE, OHIO I L. I Monday, October 6, 1941 WAS CALLED 25 Thfc 5-room lull nunt In living room, built-in in kitchen, roomy wrap in vwtibulo. and cross ventilation yours lor monthly payment listed In and Our Portfolio oi Plans. MARYSVILLE Rosa Barbara Streng, 07, died at home on Milford Center Route 1, at 12:40 o'clock this morning after an Illness of but one week.

She was a member of St. PAul's Lutheran church at Chuckery. Mrs, Streng was born November 10. 1873, near Marysville, and Waa i the daughter of, 'George Schepper and Elizabeth Kleiber Schepper. She was married in 1892 at St.

John's Lutheran church to Daniel Streng. Mrs. Streng is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Emma Wolff of Milford Center Route 1, nnd Edith, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Hoy of San Francisco, California, Mrs.

Florence Hand of Cleveland, and Mrs. Este Brandon of Troy; and a brother, Walter Schepper of Cincinnati. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 nt the home and at 2 o'clock at St. Paul's Lutheran church with the Rev. I C.

J. S. Wacholz, officiating. Bur- I Inl will be In St. Paul's cemetery in charge of R.

G. Read, Center funeral director. Btcterla, The difference and microbes, technically Include only para- iites. Microbes may be either plant or animal parasites. Use tne want-ads.

YOUR NEW HOME NEEDS THE BEST IN WINDOWS Farming lads Worth Knowing -By WILLARD BOLTI- MAY AVOID SHOWDOWN (Continued from page 1) house. All agree that such a request would precipitate long and bitter debate. The White House conference on neutrality will take place tomorrow after Mr. Roosevelt's return from Hyde Park, N. Y.

Most of the conferees will be Republican and Pemocralla leaders of the senate, Indicating that the first leglslatvie test will be there rather than In the house. Those who will attend Include Chairman Tom Connally, of the senate foreign relations committee; Chairman Walter F. George, of the senate finance committee; Senate Republican Leader Charles I. McNary of Oregon; Sen. Warren R.

Austin, a member of the foreign relations committee, and possibly Senate Democratic Leader Alben W. Berkley of Kentucky: N. of the house foreign affairs committee has been invited to attend as an "observer." Chief among the questions strategy to be decided Is whether there should be "piecemeal" repeal, modification, or outright repeal of the neutrality law. The congress will go to the president with divided advice. Connally advocates ongresslonal action, agreeing with the president that there should be no attempt to "wriggle out" of the restrictions of the act.

Connally predicted that the president probably would restrict his first move to a request for permission to nrm merchant vessels. The senator who said he would, recom- showdown said the arming of, ships was not an Important issue. WATER SUPPLY WAS CHANGED RAINS HAVE RAISED MILL CREEK HIGH ENOUGH TO SUPPLY'WATER FOR MARYSVILLE COMPLETE WINIOW IMITS No etubbosm tbut iwell', and Tour Antlereeii NtrroUne They glide on (Vic- tlonleu metal weilheratripa, tnio fiat weight pounterbaltncing tliut Ufa-time of trouble-free All wood parti ire treated iRalnit nioutiire, and decay. Come in for deuilil Homes built with our always able supplies' retain their beauty, comfort and soundness less frequent need for repairs. FARM REPAIR TIME Do your buildings need new roofs, repairs or paint? We handle everything in the building line.

Come in, talk over your needs. Feel free to consult us at any time on repair needs. No obligation. For years our yards have been headquarters for building' supplies that (In the best )ossible job at the east cost. THAT old porch can be made into a modern outdoor lounge or sun room.

plans. for have CO Home-Made Implement Hitch Thu tractor Implement hitch shown nbovo was designed by an Illinois farmer for jinHing two rotnry hoes behind trixctor. The'running genr mnile from tin; front axle of an old mobile and the wheels turn to follow the direction Iho tmctor. Hog Pasture An lu're of thick, (sturdy legume pasture is enough for lo growing to Ohio Kxporiment in their experiments such an acre will wave from 800 to 1,000 Ibs. of corn and 500 tankage.

Wrap Apple Trees for Borer Apple lives that suiter winter damage nro Tory susceptible to borer attack, ami Iowa Kxperiment Station sayH that the beat way to head off tho borer in to wrap all trees, both youni; and old, from tho ground lino to tliu Hcall'old branches, with heavy paper. Rickets in Chicks 1'unlue Kxperiment Station reports that frequently thn first symptoms of rickets in youiitf are nervousness and soft, rubbery beaks. When Ihcsi! Hymptums appear add tint' percent of 85 to 100-unit liah liver oil to the nil K- I them out in the sunshine, even if it in cold, as soon ns the chicIcH arc two wci'Kh old Crowding Causes Cannibalism West. Virginia Kxperiment Station has found that too many chicks In one brooder anil too much heat outside of the brooder.oro primary causes of ton and vent picking in young chiek.i. They recommend placing no morn tlmri rhicks in ana keeping thu room turo no higher limn 70 ih'irrecK ufti'r dm chicks ure a month old.

Breaking Up Clods When land plows cloddy and caniint oe worked down Immediately, the USDA recommends pulling section of rotary hoe behind the plow, In their it M'ctiim of rotary hoe waa fastened to a chain that WUH hitched directly to the plow tho hou was run to prevent its picking up trash when turning around on headlands Grit for Broilers Oregon Kxperiment Station reports that calcium Is tiot tha best afrit fur piovided the ration contains sufllcient calcium for their needs. Under these conditions broilers consumed very littlo calcium grit hut'when the grit was or gravel, the consumption of grit was markedly increased. Urit in the ration dullnitely increased the pvrci'iitago of No. 1 carcasses. Ladino Clover in the Cprnbelt I.iuliiin clover is rapidly overhauling nlfalfu for pasture mixtures on both of our northern coasts --and now Ohio Experiment Station reports that i.s hcinjf swcen-fully used in that state.

is a perennial Kpreud.i liy requires less lime than can bo pastured without d.iiiKige in the full, when alfalfa must bu rested. Seeding rucum- iiu-iulntioiis mv I to ll)s. per acru in Protecting Young Orchards West Virginia Kxiierimcnt Station Jia.i found that rabbit damage to the bulk of tiecs can cheaply and elt'ectively prevented by wrapping wilh heavy of newspaper to height of 18 inches above normal Mice were controlled hy strychnine Hitlphuto dusti-d mi cut hwi-et iiotaliies, lolK-d nat.s and hturcn-couted grain, the poisoned Iiait bcinj; placed undi pieces of Mintiiig puoer near each tree. "Blue Lake" Pule Beans New Yuik Kxpei-inieiit Siution is testing thu highly-productive "Blue v.aiity uf beans that hus made biich a record fur high yields uii tiio cou.it lur iri.niy yrafs. More than ucri-n in Oregon have yielded cl' ij tuns of green bi-uns tu thu acre many uf und u.i us (ons.

'i'liis variety of cunning aiiaji launh di-scnbeil an n'sinuuit tu common mosaic, and a heavy producer uf luuml, llvahy vsliich are tender and string- wht-n yuung. Emergency Sheep Pasture Bii.ttd-KiiVid i-ape j.ru;li:ce» only 113 mucTi grazing as hcadi-il khlt- New Voik cunduions, but tiiu Nuw York Exptriaient Stbtiuii it for i nitigiiny hlncp pustule becuuse it ia ready earlier in i--Mi, he lape to either K.ssex or ft i'i oats and (imducfS luoiu feed when pUiiUil ii! cLjlluuUd of being drilkd gailitd fjiUr vUit.ii ti.iy hiiJ iii-ii. in rape and puUunj ut tha Uiiic -tiiuj oiit; utic i.f j-iii-e ir.uuuh pusturo for 60 DELAVAL MILKERS ON DISPLAY Stop In and let us give you an estimate on cost installed. Also have some used milkers. THOMAS IMPLEMENT CO.

North Flum Street Marysville housewives found their washwater slightly softer this morning as a result of water again being supplied by Mill Creek after using well water for the last two weeks. Water from the creek started flowing through the mains at five o'clock Saturday afternoon. Friday's 1.5 Inches of rainfall coupled with nearly a half-inch on Saturday started the creek to after It had reached its lowest level in several years. The rain was accompanied by unseasonably hot weather when the temperature hit a high of 84 here Sunday 65 today. The rain was a solution to the fish situation in the creeks of this vicinity.

Plans had been made to remove many of the fish this week from pools to deeper water. The water level had fallen to 23 inches below the, dam previous to Friday's rain. It started flowing over the dam early Sunday morning. Although the water company from" the creek 1 Saturday afternoon, housewives did not have full benefit of the softer supply, until'today. The standplpe is connected with the main line and it will be necessary for all of the hard water which filters with the soft, to get put of the mains before the full benefit of the softer supply can be realized.

Although less than an Inch of water fell In September, it would not have been necessary to start using water from wells had there not been such a deficiency of rainfall this year, Russell Banks, manager of the Ohio Water Service Company pointed out. At the last of August there was a deficiency of 6.23 inches of rainfall for the year which, coupled with September's dry weather, made pumping of water from wells necessary. The temperature today was within one degree of reaching the oil-time high for October 0, which was 86 in 1870 and 1016. By-Products United States copper mines In 1939 recovered as by-products from copper ore, 429,496 ounces of gold and 13.138.000 ounces of silver. Texas Texas counties range In area from 149 square miles to 5,035 square miles.

Did you ever see A WHOLE MSAL COOK ITSELF? 5im 3 work each day with I I A UNIVIRSAL rlcLLANE OAS RANGE Slide complete dinner into your oven-and then forget white your meal cooks itaeli! It's easy with a Sheltane Range-thanka to the Automatic Heat Control. This modern range Shellane which comes in cylinders-delivered to your home-no matter WHERE you live. No wood or coat to carry. No meswy ashes or soot to bother with. And it all costs just a few cents a day.

Drop in and get full your cooki without watching. Juat put it iu tht Autoir.itic Heat Control, Hid No attention ii HOT turn Fcr diahu, clo.th«i, bcthing or Gai Automatic Automatic Control. Sim- Burnvri. Minutt Minder. Burner.

Savory Smoke-Proof Broiler Grid. Porcelain Thrift-Top. eUlon Oven. Electrolux tor rum on CM. CompUuly automatic.

time, food, aJid money! ALlOWAHCI If YOU COMI IN TRADi IN YOUR OLD RANGE M. EVANS HARDWARE M. E. (PUTT) KVANS, frop. Unionviile Center 4 SHELLANE THE KITCHEN CAS Re-building of the J.

Peel and Bros, hoop mill, on Delaware avenue which was destroyed by fire last week is being pushed in an effort to have the factory ready for production within weeks. The first dance of the Kalmais Club was held last night in the armory and proved to be a successful affair. The club was organized six weeks ago with 500 mefrtbers. Infirmary Superintendent and Mrs. C.

F. Halnes, Infirmary Directors J. R. Taylor 'and Casper Ruhl, and Attorney F. A.

Thompson, a member of the county board of visitors, arrived last night from Marietta where they attended a meeting of the State Charities Association. 24 YEARS AGO Thirty-eight people registered last night for the Community Training School for Sunday school workers which opened In Marysville for a series of six weekly gatherings. Since the new Boston Store opened in North Main street here a short time ago the business has grown so fast under the management of Harry Bergstetn that is has been necessary to build an exten slon to the building. Prosecutor Milo L. Myers states that there are so many cases tha he will call a special session of the grand Jury in about two weeks when Judge Cameron returns fron Cleveland where he is holding court.

10 YEARS AGO Scout Com mi i H. Snapp announced the second meet ing of the Union County training course to be held at the junior high school here Business Service 1 Furnished Rooms 19 DRY CLfcANlNO. Call Awry. MODERNIZE YOUR HOME-Let us estimate, Without obligation, cost of surfacing your home with Johns-Manvllle, modern Insulating siding. Phone Canal 4414, Marysville Lumber "Your Lumber LIVESTOCK to Columbia tvery Monday.

We will take your full load any day, no yardage or commission. Paul Dildine, Phone 29, Raymond. MODERN Electric Welding give quick attention to all welding jobs, large or small. Bring In your broken machinery. The cost la moderate.

Floyd Grubbs, 222 S. Court Marysville, Ohio PAINTS and wallpaper. Ooodsell's. Special Notices 4 PRUDENTIAL farm Low rate, long' terms. Authorized mortgage solicitor.

M. E. Fravel, Plain City, Ohio. LIGHT housekeeping apartment, quiet, nicely located, private en- trnnce. 274 W.

Eighth St. Houses, Apartments 20 FOR room Jor sleeping. 704 W. Fifth St. FOR 5 and bath.

650 Chestnut St. MODERN unfurnished apartment, private entrance. Close Empire 4368. Can be seen at 125 N. Maple St.

Miscell. for Rent 22 FOR room in Raymond, Ohio. Inquire in rear. C. D.

Smith. FOR Close in. See G. E. Ferrell, 225 W.

Fourth St. FOR garage. In-. quire Otte's Clothing Store. MONEYTO loans on farms.

interest Adele M. Kafay, authorized agent for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. WHITE SHOES dyed for longer wear. Come in and let us give your shoes that new appearance. Marysville Shoe Repair, Donald Fleming.

Wanted: Miscellaneous 5 and veal calves. Bring us your veal calvep and lambs. We will allow you all the market affords. Honest weights on tested scales. You must be satisfied.

1 mile east on U. S. 36, Marysville and Delaware Road, Automobiles for Sale 6 FOR two door Pontlac. Price $875, no tax. Selling because of illness.

Call Hilltop 4486. At a meeting last night of th business men's committee in charge of raising funds for re-opening of the brass factory here, it was reported that $1,800 more is needed to complete the drive. Gerald E. Carr has been given the leading role in the play, Corporal Eagan, to given by the American Legion and the ladles' auxiliary. FOR Studebaker ton pick up with stake body.

Good condition. These are hard to find so better come in soon. Marysville Motors, Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer, 210 E. Fifth C. C.

Thomas, Mgr, Horses $4.00, Cows $2.00 of size and condition Reverse Telephone Charges prprnptlt Union County Fertilizer Canal 48SI Marysvllie, O. E. G. Buchsleb, Inc, COLUMBIA Eggs (buying prices): Current farm receipts 28c; graded central Ohio firsts 29c; seconds 22c; pullets 20c. U.

S. retail grade eggs (paid producers): U.S. extra large 33e; standard large 30c; standard medium 28c; trades 25c. Live poultry (f. o.

b. Columbia): Broilers, 1 Mi to 2 Ibs. 19c; fries up to 4 Ibs. 17c; fries 4 Ibs. and over 17c; light hens 13c; heavy hens roosters ducks 12c; spring turkeys 24c; old turkeys 15c.

TOLEDO GRAIN Wheat: 1.07@1.07Vi. Corn: Oats: 1936 DODGE Itt-ton cab and chs. Good for plenty of service and the price is right. Marysville Motors, Your Dodge Plymouth Dealer, 210 E. Fifth C.

el Thomas, Mgr. MRS. PLESS DIED SUNDAY Mrs. James A. Pless, 59, of Columbus, formerly of this city, died at her home, 1380 Oakwood early Sunday morning from heart disease and complications after being ill since the latter part of May.

Mr. and Mrs. Pless resided here for six years; moving to Columbus about ten years ago. While living here, Mr. Pless traveled for the E.

E. Shedd Co. Prior to coming to Marysville they operated the Pless Hotel at Magnetic Springs for three yea.rs. Mr. and Mrs.

Pless were members of the Methodist church and the Eastern Star Lodge here; and had a wide circle of friends. Surviving besides Mr. Plesa are two daughters, Margaret Pless and Mrs. Fred' erick Blume and a grandson. Fun eral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Cook Son funeral home at 1631 Par sons Columbus.

female Help Wanted 10 WE PAY YOU $5.00 for selling ten $1.00 boxes. 50 beautiful assorted name imprinted Christmas cards. Sell profit 50c. Free samples. Cheerful Card Co.

28BY White Plains. N. Y. Bora Railroad looomoUvei in Sweden now burn wood most of the time. MCUAL, NOTICE Harold E.

Heed, who at Mlthluiiu, take uotlco that on thfl fcth day of Bi plumber lail. Heed ftk-d her cartnln tllltm In the Court of rominui Titus, of Vnlon County, Ohio, li No. untying lor OUiidd of tulullfcry, and that hi uiiawvr on or befort) the lu of NuVBiulit-r, 1S)41, at whlcl milil cuubij will on for KKRN HEED Xiy MILO MYKUB. Her Attorney 8, iau-6t. Cas on inub day (Inn! I UK'.

NOTUK Jucktton of Raymond, Ohio, ha bn'ii duly appointed Adinii.l.trtlri of tho of Aluiiso Elliott. ct-UBtii, Uto of lUyuidiid, Union Cuuuiy. Ohio. are required to file thbi vliillne V.UU tiiid tldutlitry Juur of he fortvtr bts.r»'ttl. Duitd U.ia of ijtiiUmbt'i 1VU JuilX W.

DAII-KV, Coiiiitv. Ho dc itOOl'Ka, iBi-ptcuiOvr iz', iVu-at, Things to Eat 15 APPLES, plenty of fresh elder. John Smallwood. Hilltop 4753. PEARS for canning 75e bu.

843 Columbus Ave. most economical edible fat In these days of rising prices you can save by using Asman's Pure Old-Fashioned Lard. The best money can buy. Ask your grocer for It. Tax In Canada The tax in Canada on cigarettes $6 per thousand, twice the amount of the U.

S. revenue. OPPOIITUNITY KNOCKS HERE Poultry, Livestock 17 CHICKS day old or starved. Hatches every week In the year. Delaware Chlckerles, Delaware, O.

POINTER puppies, eligible to register. W. H. Hines, West Mansfield. FOR SALEr-20 weanling pigs.

Hilltop 4453. PUBLIC SALE of fresh dairy cows, Tuesday, October 14, 1941. Henry Conklin, Plain City, Ohio. IMMUNE0 Poland China hogs, either sex. Guy Robinson, Milford Center, Ohio.

HORSES COWS Of liM MUI Cull Belt Bros. Fertilizer MUrynvlUo GRAVEL tiiuid and Gravrl for etc. Phonn us fur prices MAKY8VUAK SANU GRAVEL CO. Flume Si31 MiUord Cu O. Kept Bway kutuiii lime rung up SiS.uOO It now to Mid to 19 will la you.

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