The Delphos Courant from Delphos, Ohio • Page 5

THE DELPHOS CO! LEGION PARTY DRAWS LARGE CROWD SUNDAY Annual Birthday Party Held in 4 Legion Served at P. M. Prog ram and Entertainment Provided Following Pinner Dancing During Eve. nlng. 'Close, to one hundred and fifty people attended the 30th.

annual birthday party given Sunday evening by the American Legion Auxiliary in the Legion hall on North Main street. Dinner was served at o'clock at tables decorated in the keeping of Spring. Yellow daffodils were placed on each table that was trimmed with yellow and green crepe paper. Nut cups also carried out green and yellow theme. The speaker's table was centered with a large decorated birthday cake with 30 candles on top.

Bouquets were also placed on the speaker's table. Mrs. J. C. Keller, department President of Ohio, extended her 'good wishes to the Legion and Auxiliary on the occasion of the.ir 30th.

anniversary. She spoke concerning the program of the American Legion, stressing the Ajner- program, urging the Post to go forward, not stand still. In her talk, she mentioned that gjartcing 1 through the Encyclopedia, she was gratified at the space given to tho American Legion, which far surpasses the space given to any other patriotic, organization. She climaxed her speech saying that "As Long as We Have a Strong American Legion, We Will Have a Strong and Safe America." Mr. Herman Laut, 2nd.

district commander spoke briefly stressing the rehabilitation program of the American Legion, He stated that service is the foremost purpose of tho Legion, service to the veterans, their dependants and survivors; The follows: AdvancemenTof Invocation, Mrs. Ferman Cling- Auxiliary Tost Chaplain. "Happy Birthday." Dinner. Address, John (Mickey) Vondran. Post Commander.

Address, Mrs. Russell Dull, of Van Wert, 2nd. District President. Address, Herman Laut, of New Bremen, 2nd. District President.

Address, Mrs. J. C. Keller, of Wauseon, President of Ohio Department American Legion Auxiliary. Benediction, Ferman Clinger, Post Chaplain.

"God Bless America." Retirement of Colors. Following the program, entertainment was provided by Mrs. Rose Fast and four young ladles. Their selections which were greatly enjoyed by all follow: "Gotta Put Shoes on Willie," Dolly Wiechart with Gladys Ott, Cyrile Gressel and Betty Bowman. "Blue Eyed Sally," Wiechart, Gressel and Bowman.

"Clancy Lowered the Boom," Gladys Ott with Dolly Wiechart and Betty Bowman. "Walter, Lead me to the Cyrile Gressel. "Galway Bay," Misses Ott, Wiechart, Gressel and Bowman. Don Underwood and his orchestra furnished the music for the dancing during the evening. Both round and square dancing were enjoyed.

Refreshments were served. Guests were present from Lima, New Bremen, Wauseon, Fort Jennings, Van Wert and Celina. Rtmovjli In Barter Ambulance The following removals were made In the Harter and Son ambulance: Victoria Dianne, daughter of) Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berelsman from St.

Rita's hospital, Lima, to her home on West First street. Andrew Miller from the Everett Rose home on North Franklin street to 'St. Rita's hospital, Lima, Saturday. Mrs. Fred Kaufman from Memorial hospital.

Lima, to her home on South Main street, Saturday. Mrs. Donald Wicdeman and infant daughter from St. Rita's hospital, Lima, to the Clarence nimmeger home on East Fifth street, Saturday. Howard Flanagan from St.

Rita's hospital, Lima, to his home on South Clay street, Sunday. Mrs. Lawrence Morco from St. Rita's hospital, Lima, to her home on Skinner street, Sunday. Mrs.

Lulu Evans from her home on South Mala street to St. Rita's hospital Sunday. Andrew Miller from St. Rita's hospital, Lima, to the Everett Rose home on North Franklin sttreet, Sunday. DELPHOS, OHIO DEATH OCCURS ON SUNDAY COURT MEWS Jacobs, part outlot Wcrt.

99-B, Van 12, Washington township. Leslie C. and Dovothn N. Peltier! Case Death of Sirs, Paulino Culvelagc Occurs Very Suddenly Sunday Morning; Survived by Seven Children Funeral Wednesday flit Ktirt Jennings Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery, ALLEN COUNTY COURTS Marriage t() Elv A.

J. and Junnita Pat-j The cnse of Lawrence C. Leon- Thomas Dean Clutter, and lon 298, Delphos. tt rd against the Pure Oil Company BIRTH NOTICE i A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Stelner, Route 2, on Friday at Memorial hospital, Carol Jeanne Cisco, 19, both Lima. of Calvin and Lolita Freund to El-1 has been settled and mer E. Freund, acres, section without record. dismiss-d 1 i We Sell Typewriter: Sodality Triduum At Fort Jennings The Triduum for the Sodality of St. Joseph's church, Fort Jennings, will.open at 8:00 o'clock Wednesday evening, March 16.

This annual event will be conducted this year by the Rev. Carl Willacker, of Cloverdale. A daily early Mass will be held each morning. The exercise will continue each evening and morning with general confessions Saturday afternoon and communion Sunclay, March 20. Enrollment will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:00 m.

The entire parish is invited to attfnd. The Feast of St. Joseph fall during the trjduum. Grange To Hold Degree Work The Leatherwood Grange will conduct the first and second degrees on class of candidates Thursday night The degree work will be held at Grange hall starting at 8:00 o'clock. Lunch will be served following the initiation by Group 1.

Methodist'i Consider New Parsonage Soon At the called meeting of the congregation of the Trinity Methodist church held Sunday morning at the local church for the purpose of discussing the purchase of a new Methodist parsonage. It was an enthusiastic vote in favor of a purchase. Trinity Methodist church board of trustees will meet this evening and will ve their official OK for the transaction. Mrs. Pauline B.

Calvelage, of Port Jennings, died very suddenly at 3:00 a. m. Sunday at her home, following a heart attack. She was born in Fort Jennings, March 8, 1861, the daughter of Carl and Pauline Horstman. At the time of her death she was 88 years and 5 days of age.

On May 5, 1880, she was married at St. Joseph's church, Fort Jennings, to Louis Calvelage. Mr. Calvelage died July 4, 1924. She was a member of St.

Catholic church, Fort Jennings, a member of the Altar Society and of the Sacred Heart league. Surviving arc the following children: Rudolph, Ft. Jennings; Stephen; Lincoln, Nebraska; Mrs. Veronica Schille, at home; Emil, Jackson, Michigan; Laurence, at home; Bernard, and Mrs. Mary Martin, Minneapolis, Minnesota; 20 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Ben Tebeck, Fort Jennings, and Mrs. Arnold Gerker, Rockford, Michigan. Funeral services will be held at 9:00 a. m. Wednesday at St.

Joseph's Catholic church, Fort Jennings. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The remains were removed from the Oscar A. Kolkmeyer funeral home to the home of her son, Rudolph Calvelage in Fort Jennings, Sunday evening. 3 Marriages Dissolved Three more marriages had been dissolved Friday with the filing of journal entries in Allen county Common Pleas Court? Decree's 'have been granted in the cases of Violet Mae Dorn against Darrcll J.

Dorn, Franklirt Whited against Lena Whited and Anna L. Johnson against James Johnson. Court Upholds $4,450 Judgment Judgment of the Allen county Common Pleas court in the case of Mrs. Mary Mulvaney against Lima City Lines was affirmed Friday by the Third District Court of Appeals. The cause was remanded to the lower court for execution.

Mrs. Mulvaney was awarded $4,450 from the bus company by a jury in Common Picas Court May in, 1948 for injuries allegedly duo to an accident on V-E day, May 8, She has sued firm 000. The accident occurred on North Main street just north of High trect. The case was filed Nov. 22, 1940, and appealed to the higher court by the bus company Aug.

13, 194S, after Judge Arthur D. Tudor overruled a motion for new trial. Included In Student Club Arthur Wellman route 3, Delphos, is included among 90 members of the Ohio student club at Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wise. Recently organized, club membership is open to Ohio students attending Marquette. Wellman is enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts.

DO YOU Thot the delivered price in of a '49 Fcrd Tudor Six Sedan is only Price includes Oil Dolh Air Cleaner, Oil Filler, Delivery and Handling, Gai and Oil. Slate Toxei, License and Accessories extra. (Ford Culfom fordor Sedan HluitroM) FCfL the you'll love that Fingertip Steering! VAN WERT COUNTY COURTS Inventory Approved The inventory and appraisement have been approved in the estate of Stephen A. Eickholt of Washington township. The estate" consists of $18,600 in real estate and $4,040.82 in personal goods.

The appraiser were Andy Eickhoit, Joseph Carder and Edward J. Geise. FORD FEEL that heavy gauge steel 'lifeguard" Body and 5- rnember, box-section more rigid. Approves Inventory Judge Charles E. Lawhead has approved the inventory in the estate of Clara Rose Denig of Con- voy.

Tho estate consists of $9,000 in real estate and $671.08 in personal property. Appraisers were C. E. Sherburn, G. W.

Bell and H. F. Bell. v', Real Estate Transfers Frederick Lee and John Schalat- ter to Arnold L. and Nellie N.

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