The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 10

TEN MARTIN ORTH DIES IN HOSPITAL FROM Veteran Employe of Wood Shovel Co. Was Hurt in Foil Two Months Ago. Martin John Orth, 62, for 22 years an employee at the Wood Shovel and Tool company, died nt eleven o'clock Monday night at Memorial hospital where he had been a pa. tlent since February 21. Complications developing from a fracture of the right leg above the knee sustained when he well while at his work, caused his death.

He resided at 227 South Downing street. Born In Wapakoneta December 15,1876, he was the son of Peter and Cecelia Orth. He had lived in Piqua for 24 years and was employed as stock- keeper- at the Wood Shovel and Tool company at the time of his death. He was a member of St. Boniface and was affiliated with the Holy Name society and Knights of St.

George. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Catherine Lemkuhl Orth; three children, Mrs. Richard Noonan (Mary), Vincent and Cletus, all of Piqua; brother, John, residing In Tampa, Fir, and four grandchildren, Dorothy, Ida Caroline, Billy and Bobby. The son, Vincent, Is a Piqua Dally Call pressman.

Rev. Father Lemkuhl will conduct funeral services at nine o'clock Thursday morning at St. Boniface church with burial In Forest Hill cemetery. Knights of St. John will meet for prayer at 8 o'clock Wednesday night at the late residence.

Plane Carriers Follow Fleet Their decks covered with planes, a fno of aircraft carriers steams out of Hampton Roads, Va, to join the rest'of the U. S. fleet which was suddenly ordered to the Pacific. WIFE OF COLLEGE PRESIDENT DIES Mrs. i i of Cerebrol Hemmorhage Early Tuesday.

Piqua friends were shocked and grieved today to learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Lulu M. McChesney, 65, wife of Dr. w. R.

Mcchesney, Cedarvllle College president and Greene County state representative. She died this morning following a cerebral hemorrhage with which she was suddenly stricken last night, Dr. McChcsney Is a. great favorite in Piqua where he substituted In the pulpit of. the Presbyterian church each summer while Dr.

George Brewer, lato pastor of the congregation, was on hU vacation. He also has preached In Piqua frequently since Dr. Brewer's death, and was here only last Sunday and Is to return for the Mother's Day service. Mrs. McChesney's funeral will take place at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in Ccdarville.

Police News Miller Cleared The accident early Sunday morning involving the parked auto of Jnck Miller, 320 North Downing street, was cleared Monday evening when Frank Gertner, 49, 533 South Downing street reported to police headquarters that he was responsible for the mishap. Gertnor told officers that he hit the pariser auto when his wife at- CAR SELLS SO FAST. ILLUSTRATED BELOW EASYTOBUY IN DETROIT, including front nnd rear bumpers, bumper guards, spare wheel, tiro and tube, foot control for headlight beam with Indicator on dash, ash-tray In front and rear, sun visor, safety glass and big trunk space (19.3 cu. Prlcea include all federal taiea. Transportation and state, local taxes, If any, not Included, WHY PEOPLE WANT THIS GREAT PLYMOUTH QOf the leading low-priced cars, Plymouth is 5 inches longer than one; 6 inches longer than the other! Onlylow-pricedcarwithcoilsprings standard on all models.

Only one of "All Three" low-priced cars with steering-post gear shift on Deluxe models at no extra cost. The only leading low-priced car with rust-proofed Safety-Steel body, Every Plymouth has a big, 82-h. p. enginefor full power and economy. IT'S THE SENSATION of the year! Every 1 day new thousands are changing- to that Plymouth is ou f- standingly the most for low price! Biggesiofleadinglow-pricedcars, Plymouth is freshest in you brilliant smoothness of Amola Steel coil safety of time-proven hydraulic brakes.

Your present car will probably cover a large part of Plymouth's low delivered price, with balance in lowmonthly instal- ments. PLYMOUTHDlVlSIONOFCHRYSLER CORPORATION, Detroit, Michigan. TUNE IK MAJOR BOWES'ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR, C.B.S. NETWORK, 9-10 P.M..E.S.T. I fUlLDS GREAT CARS THE P10UA DAILY CALL Business Association Meeting President Ray has called a meeting of the entire membership of The Pfqua Business Association for Wednesday morning a't 10 o'clock in the assembly room of The Piqua National Several matters of importance, will be considered as well as reports from the various committees.

All members are urged to be present. TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 19391 tempted to reach something on the floor of the auto and caused film to lose control. Whether or not any charges would be filed against Ger't- ner since he assumed responsibility was not certain this morning, For Dayton Authorities Paul Cotterman, 23, 410 Bast Greene street was taken Into custody Monday by Piqua police upon request of Dayton authorities who held a warrant charging grand larceny. Cotterman told local officers that ho presumed the charge was filed by a Dayton man who owed him a debt. The Piqua man stated that the Daytonian failed to pay and he thus took a number of motorcycle parts in payment.

NEWS Visitors at Raymond Mosshart and K. Thomas, officials from Flndlay will comes to Piqua Wednesday to inspect the modernized association building here and discuss the changes with Piqua officials. This is In preparation for a S135.000 remodeling program at the Findlay this summer. Senior Leaders Tonight Richard Miller will discuss "Archery" tonight at the weekly meeting of the Senior Leaders club. The meeting will start at 8 o'clock.

Speaker At Hl-Y Vic Pedersen will be the speaker at the HI-Y club tonight and will, discuss "Retail Business." Jack Wilson newly elected president will preside for the first time when the meeting is called at 7:30 o'clock. New Boy Leaders Kight new youths will be welcomed into the Boy Leader membership at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Those receiving the ap- provo! of the present membership include Leroy Thompson, Dick Cron, Duane Page, Richard Butch, Richard Reed, Dick Winans, Don keeper and Paul Wertz. Junior Leaders Wednesday All members of the Junior Leaders club are urged to attend the Wednesday evening meeting In order that the spring election of new members will receive the sanction of the entire club. Clieck Champ Coming Checker enthusiasts are looking forward to the coming of Willie Ryan, nationally known checker player who will be here Wednesday afternoon and May 5.

AUDIENCE WBlf fConcluded From Page One) said that in view of. his five weeks' absence from was recalled to "report" after the seizure ot of the German government "who at present were extremely busy," might find It very difficult to see him before the Reichstag speech. It was further suggested that, unless some change occurred, no German foreign office official higher than'the chief of the British section might be available. Announcement that the government had decided in principle that conscription In Great Britain was r.ecessary may be made in Hie House of Commons before Hitler makes his speech, it was understood. A high official source confirmed to the United Press today that ths outstanding feature of the special message Henderson was taking to German government was a warning that conscription was imminent.

Diplomatic sources reported that Henderson was instructed to tell the German leaders: 1) that the British government Is 100 per cent behind the President's peace appeal' 2) that In the British view Germany ought to accept the appeal because International tension Is approaching the breaking point- 3) that Britain Is willing to assist Germany In bettering Its foreign trade position and obtaining raw materials; and 4) that unless there is an Immediate sign that Germany Is for constructive peace efforts Britain must Impose conscription. The Cabinet was understood to have agreed in principle at a special meeting last night that (he time had come for compulsory national service. Unless Ambassador Henderson is able to report, by Thursday, that Hitler's speech to the Retchstog will be wouM mean a radical conscription plan may be announced then, It wt? understood. The likelihood of early conscription overshadowed other developments here, including Ihe introduction of the $6,000,000.000 annual budget In the House of Commons this afternoon and the appointment of the Marquess of Lothian, one time confidential secretary to David George and until recently a member of the "Cliveden Set" often attacked a pro-German, as ambassador to the United States, MOUNTAIN T.TON STEAK TRIED Ely, Nev. lions as food are highly recommended bv Mr.

nnd Mrs. otto Nellson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kaiiffman who tried out a couple of young ones. The lion tenderloin, tliey reported, tasted a little like nork and quite a mt like chicken, in addition they collected the stole bountw for killing them.

CLEAN UP ROUTE Wednesday's District Residents Should Put Rubbish Out Tonight. With 24 truck loads of rubbish gathered from East Piqua and Sliawnee Monday, city workmen today were engaged in cleaning up the area south of the railroad and east of Gordon street where in several hours this morning 20 loads of rubbish and trash had been gathered. Wednesday the area west of Gordon street and south of the railroad will be visited by the city clean-up crews with all residents of this district urged to deposit their boxes and cartons of material which they want hauled away, tonight or before 7 o'clock Wednesday morning. The route for the remainder of the week Is as follows: Wednesday, April 26 territory south of the Pennsylvania railroad and west of Gordon street. Thursday, April 27 All territory north of the Pennsylvania railroad and west of the Miami and Erie canal and south of Greene street.

Friday, April 28 territory north of Greene street end west of the old canal and cast of a line formed by College street and Nicklin avenue. Saturday, April 29 All territory north of Greene street and west of the line formed by College street and Nicklin avenue. RARE DRUG FLOWN TO AID GIRL WHO HAS RARE DISEASE) i Los Angeles, April 25, (U.R>—A rare drug, found in Germany after a long search in Europe and imported only upon the personal plea of U. S. Senator Sheridan Downey, was flown across' the country today to be used in the treatment of a 17-year-old Los Angeles girl suffering from dementia praecox.

The drug is cyclo-hexyl ethyl tri- azol. This will be the first time it has been-used in America. A vial of 18 ampules of it is aboard a United Airlines plane arriving today and will be used by Dr. Cullen Ward Irish, a psychiatrist, in treating the young woman who is seriously ill. desires the drug for use in the girl's case because it may be Injected anywhere into the muscles, instead of being injected only Into the veins as must be done with the more common netrazol.

Customs laws barred the importation of chemical from Germany. The girl's mother appealed to Senator Downey. He persuaded the department of commerce to lift the restriction and the medicine was put aboard an airliner at Newark yesterday. "i FLETCHER CHURCH CHOIR TO REHEARSE FRIDAY Fletcher, April important business meeting will be conducted in connection with the regular rehearsal of the Fletcher Federated Church choir at the home of Mrs. Paul Brekford Friday night at 7:30 o'clock.

The choir will practice music for Sunday as well as for Mothers' Day. DANCERS OF BOTH" SEXES IN SENIOR OPEBETUFRIDAf Soloists, Choral Offerings, Dancers and Brilliant Costumes in Schoof Play. In 'addition to melodious solo and choral numbers, extraordinary attractive costumes, and a clever and interesting plot; the senior class operetta, "The will provide, aa further entertainment a group of dancers composed of maids as well as Five different varied styles of dances both of serious and comlcalinature will be presented throughout the operetta. The emigrants will display their talent 'In the old fashioned square dance while the Mexican senors and senorltas come forth with their well known native styles. Sylvia and her prim little maids have a petite number to offer.

Furthermore featured In a burlesque type performance in Montgomery, the comedian, doing a brisk Jig. The outstanding dance Is a "Be- throthal Dance" featuring Barba- rlta. ant) Charles. This event is a customary habit of the Mexicans which Is held before any marriage can be performed. This entertainment will constitute a great part of the operetta but by no means all.

Tickets are available now for "The Golden Trail" to be presented Friday, April 28, in the high school auditorium. FOREMEN BOARD TO MAKE PLANS Plans for the final meeting of the Foremen's club to' be held May 8 will be made Friday evening at the Y.M.C.A. when the Board of Control and Boosters meet for such routine work at 7:30 o'clock. All members of this graup are requested by President Steinhilber to be present for this planning meeting In order that the final session of the Piqua Foremen's club may be an outstanding success. A BIG SUCCESS Members of the'Piqua Musicians Local No.

576 expressed great satisfaction with the success of the annual Musician's Ball at the Winter Garden Monday night when a large crowd was present to hear the three local orchestras that provided music for the entertainment. Harold Greenamyer with his company including Dotty 1 Johnson and Bob Wertz played during the first hour of the evening's progran while Bud O'Brien with the great showman, "Humpty" Hprlocker provided the music'during the second hour. The final period of the dance FOR SALE Beauty Parlor W. High St. on account of sickness EDWARD CHRYST 611 SO.

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Father Time call you out on strikes, Join the "Border City" league of steady savers and get a home of your own. You'll be in championship company. AMPLE FUNDS FOR HOME BORDER CITY Building Loan Association "On the Square" and orchestra event featured Les Sliepard with Warren "Bing" Maurer and the Esquires of Rythm. The average person makes use of between 8000 and 10,000 words. Doctors, on an average, know 25,000 and lawyers 23,000.

JUNK DEALE.R IS FRANK Keokuk, la, (U.R)—A little thing like a jail sentence didn't discourage a. Keakuk junk-dealer. He advertised: "Will-reopen my place of business, having completed my. 60 days in our county Jail. Old and new customers appreciated." Y.

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PIQUA'S CLEAN UP-PAINT UP CAMPAIGN APRIL 24 to MAY.