The Delphos Courant from Delphos, Ohio • Page 3

BONIFAS TO ADDRESS ALTAR SOCIETY HERE SUNDAY To Speak on "Lenten Cookery at Regular MeetingFilm Also Included on Program -Mecting to Follow Afternoon Devotions. Robert Bonifas, Proprietor of NuMaude's Restaurant, in speak on "Lenten Cookery lints," to the members of the Altar-Rosary Society of St. John's parish, Sunday, March 7. This regular monthly mecting will be held in the Little Theater of the school following the afternoon devotions, approximately o'clock. In addition to the tulk by Mr.

Bonifas, a film, "Silent Sanctuary," showing the life of the Trappist monks with pictures actually taken behind the high walls of a monastery, will be shown. Mrs. Melvin Westrich is social chairman for the meeting. Her committee consists are the following: Mrs. Lawrence Lammers, Miss Henrietta Lang, Mrs.

Lawrence Lang, Miss Lillie J. Lang, Mrs. Otto G. Lung, Mrs. David Laudick, Mrs.

Rayner Laudick, Mrs. A. W. Lause, Mrs. Don Lause, I LOST 40 LBS.

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"Using Rennel faithfully have decreased my weight 40 lbs. and I have never felt better in my life. I have had asthma for 20 years, and this condition is so much improved since I have been taking Renne). Rennel has done wanders for me both in losing excess weight, and Improving my health." Ask your druggist for 4 ounces of Jiquid RENNEL Concentrate, You'll never know a hungry moment while reducing with RENNEL. Mrs.

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Carl Lindeman, Mrs. Jerome Lindeman, Mrs. John Lindeman, Mrs. Joseph Lindeman, Mrs. Raymond Lindeman, Mrs.

Lindeman, Mrs. Anna Louth, Mrs. Carl Louth, Mrs. Charles Lucius, Mrs. Arnold Luersman, Mrs.

John! H. Luersman, Mrs. Joseph Luers-1 man, Mrs. Bernard Looser, Mrs. John Luma.

Members of the Society will receive holy communion in a body during the 8:30 o'clock Mass Sunday. Square Dance Class Set For Youth Center A Program of square dancing classes for Delphos teenagers is planned at the Youth Center here starting Wednesday, March 10, from 7 to 8 p. Mrs. Paul Krotzer, directress, announced today. All youth center members interested in these instructions are urged to attend.

Total attendance at the center last week, including the Saturday record dance was 447 youth. There is no dance planned at the center this weekend because of the cage tourney activities. The schedule for the week is, Tuesday-Closed; Wednesday and Thursday, 4 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 10 p.

Friday, 4 to 5 and 8 to 11 p. Saturday, 2:30 to 5 p. m. and 8 to 11 p. Sunday, 3 to 5 and 8 to 10 p.

m. The grade school boys' basketball schedule for Saturday is, Lakers vs. Celtics, 9 a. Royals VS Pistons, 10 a. Bullets vs Hawks, 11 a.

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Frances troop met at the; home of Frances Wiecher. The meeting was opened with prayer. The girls started on their sewing book. A luncheon was served. In contests, Patricia Kaverman and Karen Eilerman were most successful.

The next meeting will be in two weeks at the home of Mary Kay Wurst, East Ninth street. LEGION PLANS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Local Affair to be Held Sunday. March 7-Three Million Membership Sought During 35th. Anniversary Year. With al 3,000,000 membership for 1954 as a birthday goal, the American Legion is planning the greatest anniversary celebration in all its history, March 16-17.

National Commander Arthur J. Connell sent the 1954 birthday membership goal in al stirring plea to all American Legion Department and Post Commanders. The 58 departments and 17,184 posts of the American Legion have given a lusty response to the Commander's call by tying in everywhere their planning for the observance of the 35th. sary of the organization's birth with intensified membership cfforts. From const to coast American their Legion Posts with units the help setting of Auxiliary are up plans for impressive birthday parties, dances, dinners and other events to celebrate the 35th.

year of continuous American Legion service to community, state and nation. Delphos will hold their day celebration in this city, Sunday, March 7, 1954. A pot-luck dinner for all members of the cal Post, Unit and their friends will be served at 6:00 p.m. March 7 in the Legion Home, State street. Rolls and coffee will be furnished and each is to bring his O1' her own table service.

Guest speaker will be Mrs. Linus Schmelzer, Department President. Informal entertainment will. follow. We can help you plan your building and remodeling Our building-service ation with Better Homes and Successful Farming offers you sound, and remodeling plans architects.

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Clint Miller. campaign chairman. In announcing the quota, Dr. Miller stressed the scope of the Easter Seal Society's work for crippled children and adults in Delphos and vicinity and pointed out that public spirited citizens can do their part by contributing to the 21st annual campaign which opens Thursday. March 18, and closes Easter Sunday, April 18.

"It should be emphasized that the 1954 goul is a minimum turget and that we hope it will be greatly oversubscribed," stated Dr. Miller. "In fixing 11 definite campaign goul for this cause, there is always the danger thnt the public will assume the sum is sufficient only to help mainLain the current programs and to provide for moderate expansion 50 that those whose needs are most urgent may for be served. crippled are providing more children than ever hefore, and because of increased costs, it is necessary to raise our goul over last year. Since the Society is non-profit orgunization, and all workers completely volunteer, the can be assured that every dollur is used to support the cause for which it was given, cure for the crippled and handicapped." The Soul for 1954 is designed in bright blue, white and yetiow.

It incorporates the white lily symbal of the Easter Seal Societies imposed on a yellow envelope which symbolizes use of Enster Seals. chairman emphasized that! per cent of all Cunds received from Easter Senl will remain right in Ohio to heip its thousands of crippled citizens through medical care, treatment, physical training, recreation, vo-1 cational guidance and many other services, with 8.3 per cent sent to the National Society for Crip-! pled Children and Adults for search, education and direct serv-. ice. In this way, Delphos is given; the greatest possible return for, every Enster Seal dollar contributed. MEN IN SERVICE Change of Address Pfc.

Thomas H. Grubenhoff U. S. 52303669 477th. Q.M.

Bath. Co. Fort Lee He spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

J. Grubenhoff, Ft. Jennings, Ohio. Mrs. C.

A. Fuller In Lima Hospital Mrs. Cleo A. Fuller of 625 Euclid Avenue is a medical patient at St. Rita's hospitaf, Lima.

Mrs. i Fuller went to the hospital Mon-: day afternoon for Her room number is 423. BIRTH NOTICES Captain and Mrs. Arnold J. Hammons, Corpus Christi, Texas, are parents of a daughter born Saturday, February 20, 1954.

Captain Hammons is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hammons, 727 South Washington street, and is presently serving with the Marine Corps at Corpus Christi. Funeral Tuesday For V. E.

Watkins Funeral services were held at 2:00 p. m. Tuesday at the Alspuch funcral home, Van Wert, for V. Emmet Watkins, 70, accountant and former Van Wert city and county official, who died Saturday at his home in Van Wert. Burial was made in the Gomer cemetery, Mr.

Watkins was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watkins. He was born March 23, 1883 at Leatherwood.

He was a member of the First Presbyterian church and held a 25-year service pin in the Masonic fraternity. Surviving are his widow, Annu; a step-son, A. L. Humphreys, Lima; a brother, John Watkins, Comer: one sister, Mrs. Sam Roberts, North Maple street; two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

$50 Fine In Mayor's Court A Delphos man was fined while two motorists forfeited bonds in Mayor Howard E. Ditto's court here over the weekend. George Wagoner, North Jefferson street. was fined $50 and costs on il drunk and disorderly conduct charge in the Mayor's court Sunday. He was arrested by city police Saturday night.

Two drivers arrested by state highway police for excessive speed forfeited $15 bonds. They were Russell Leasure of Worthington, Ohio, and Emerson E. Moorman, of Spencerville. Many Tax Returns Yet To Be Filed There are several hundred personal tax returns yet to be fled by county taxpayers, Van Wert County Auditor Carlos Miller reported Friday. It is everyone's responsibility for filing returns by the March 31 deadline to save 10 per cent penalty, Auditor Miller pointed out.

The legal tax forms are available at the auditor's office at the courthouse. County Treasurer Walter E. Patman is accepting tax payments on personal property. First half payments must be paid by April 10 to avoid an added penally. Trinity MYF To Meet Wednesday The Senior Youth Fellowship of Trinity Methodist church here will meet in the church at 7 o'clock evening.

Mrs. Beryl Reed and Mrs. John V. DeWeese are counsellors. All youth of high school age are invited and urged to attend this session.

DELPHOS MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK AT MORRIS CHAPEL CHURCH FRIDAY World Day of Prayer Service Scheduled--The Charles Shumakers to be Guest Speakers. T'rotestant Church goers throughout the Delphos area invited to attend the World Day of Prayer service nt the Morris Chapel Methodist Church, south. west of Scotts Crosing, nt 8 o'. clock Friday evening. The Charles Shumnkers, Del.

phos missionaries to Malayn and presently graduate students it Ohio State University, Columbus, will be the guest speakers. Dr. and Mrs. Shumuker, both natives of Delphos and graduates of Delphos-Jefferson High school, will be on the evening program. The Shumakers returned to this country last year after spending five years at Malacen, Maluyn, AN Methodist tenchor missionaries.

Charles was headmaster of the Anglo-Chinese school there. Mrs. Shumaker is the former Filene Redd. The return missionaries were guest speakers at one-day missionary institute held at Trinity Methodist Church here last slay. The general public is invited to attend the World Duy of Prayer Service at Morris Chapel at 8 p.

m. Friday. Large Attendance K-C Meet Dance A large attendance marked the open meeting of the members of the Delphos Council, Knights of Columbus, held Monday evening in the K. of C. rooms.

Wives und friends of the members were present at this time. An award for winning the K. of C. basketball tournament held re- THE DELPHOS COURANT. Wednesday, March 3, 1954 No Holy Hour Thursday Night cently was presented to the Roger Geise team.

At the conclusion of the meeting. dance was enjoyed with music being provided by the Jerry ligford orchestra. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks. Supt.

Christy Has Operation Robert H. Christy of 416 North Jefferson street, superintendent of the Delphos City schools, is surgical patient nt St. Rita's hospital, Lima. Supt. Christy entered the hospital Monday afternoon and underwent surgery Tuesday morning.

There will be no holy hour at John's Catholic church Thursday evening of this week. Evening devotions will be held Wednesday evening. instead, the opening of the lenten season. Following the devotions Wed. nesday evening, ashes will be dis.

tributed. Local Motorist Fined At Lima A Delphos motorist was one of four pleading quilty to traffic of: fenses when arraigned in Lima Municipal court last Saturday. Norman E. Geier, 35, Route 2, Delphos, was fined $15 for failing to report an accident involving an unattendod vehicle. ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH! SEE R.

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THE WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN OUR TUESDAY NIGHT AD. THE WINNER LAST WEEK WAS PAUL RAHRIG. RFD 1, DELPHOS..