The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN Electric lights counteract the effect of damp salt air on pianos. Pianos at the seashore have lights burning around them for this rea- Eon. THE PIOUA DAILY CALL THURSDAY, JULY 26, 194! Jury service is made compulsory for women as well as men in 16 of the states. MAKE ICE CREAM At home--Any flavor--Delicious--Smooth No crystals --No cooking --No rewhipping--No scorched flavor --Easy -Inexpensive--20 recipes in each 15C pkg. Please send this act for free full-size sample offer, or buy from your grocer.

Brand Homemade fee Cream STABILIZCR 835 HOWARD, SUi FMNBSCO 3, CALIF. TOlttGHT FAMILY NIGHT Adults 28c, Including Tax Children 8c ON THE SCREEN "THE BIG SHOW-OFF" Starring ARTHUR LAKE DALE EVANS AND -ANSON WEEKS AND HIS ORCHESTRA FRIDAY SATURDAY DOUBLE BILL TORRID ZONE with JAMES CAGNEY ANN SHERIDAN and PAT O'BRIEN -ALSO "DOUBLE EXPOSURE" Starring CHESTER MORRIS EX-PIQUAD GIVES ENTIRE ESTATE TO OHIO WESLEYAN Under the terms of a will, filed in Hamilton county Probate court this week, Dr. Elmer Lee, 91, retired New York surgeon and a former resident of Piqua, bequeathed his entire estate of $240,000 to Ohio Wes- ieyan university, Delaware, his alma mater. Dr. Lee, a graduate of the university, died at the Cincinnati Sanitarium, College Hill, June 13.

He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Legg, pioneer Piquads. The famDy resided on the site now occupied by the Atlas Underwear company, Jonathan Legg operating a pump repairing shop. Later they changed their name to Leggee and finally to Lee.

The surgeon visited Piqua about a year ago when he was a guest at the Hotel Favorite. Former Judge Stanley C. Roettinger, who filed the will, said Dr. Lee was a bachelor and had no near relatives. The will, executed May 6, 1942, named the Chase National TRUMAN'S ERROR Proclamation of Anny Air Force Day by President Harry S.

Truman is considered in many sections as an unfortunate error on the part of the chief executive. David Lawrence, Washington columnist, discusses the situation in his column on today's editorial page. Read it! LAUREL GRAHAMS AT YOU! FOOD STORE REAL ESTATE LOANS I 1 a HOMES AND FARMS CONVENIENT SERVICE SAYIMGS AND 215 N. WAYNE STREET Bank, New York, executor. Roettinger said Dr.

Lee was a physician, surgeon and expert on physical therapy, who had practiced most of his life in New York. He acquired an outstanding reputation as a surgeon and was the inventor of numerous surgical appliances. Leaving New York in March, 1944, Dr. Lee visited for a time with old acquaintance at the Delaware University and then came to Cincinnati. Dr.

Douglas A. Johnston, medical director of the sanitarium, said the surgeon became a patient there about a year ago. Several months ago Judge Frank S. Bonham appointed Attorney Paul W. Steer to act as Dr.

Lee's guardian because of Dr. Lee's age. WOMAN STRUCK BY AUTO, DRIVER IS HELD BLAMELESS Blinded by rain on the windshield, George C. Shaeffer, 15, Pleasant Hill, route 1, failed to see the woman who darted from the sidewalk into the street in front of his car Wednesday night. Martha Sherwood Henderson, 25, 224 Roosevelt avenue, had just emerged from the Ritz Cafe, 110 North Main street, when she ran into the street.

According to the police, several of her companions said that she failed to look for approaching traffic. Schaeffer Jammed on his brakes when his car hit her. The accident occurred near 9:30 o'clock. When the victim was admitted to Piqua Memorial hospital Ehe was suffering from shock and bad lacerations on head and face. Plasma was administered and today hospital attendants report her condition as good.

Police did not hold Schaeffer responsible for the accident. It was estimated that this car was traveling at about 15 miles an hour. PARENTS INVITED TO FIELD DAY AT PARK ON FRIDAY Parents and friends are especially urged to attend Field Day Friday afternoon from 1 to 5 at Foun- tain Park when children from the! four playgrounds will combine their efforts to present a program of variety and interest. Beginning at 1:30, a pet, doll and bicycle parade will be held, the contestants to be judged at 2 o'clock. Games and contests will begin in the special game arena along with tournaments of croquet and checkers and will continue until 5.

A revision of Community Day, on a smaller scale, winners of Field Day events will be treated to a theater party with free freshments in the near future. STRAW HATS WE ARE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE LINE OF STRAW HATS AT REDUCED PRICES 'THE FRIENDLY STORE FOR MEN" FORMER GONOVER SCHOOL JANITOR STRICKEN TODAY 7ina D. O'Neal, 88, former janitor at the Lena-Conover school died at the home of a nephew, J. B. Mears, 723 Manier avenue at 9:30 o'clock this morning.

Death was attributed to infirmitives of age and came after several months of failing health. The son of George and Sarah O'Neal, he was born March 3, 1857 in Wyandotte county and had resided in the Lena-Conover community for many years. For the past six years he had lived with his nephew here. He was married December 29, 1886 to Liddie E. Young, who died July 7, 1924.

A son died in infancy. J. B. Mears. the nephew is the only immediate survivor residing in this vicinity.

Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Suber funeral home in Fletcher with burial to be in Fletcher cemetery. PLAN IRENE LEWIS FUNERAL SATURDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Irene Liggins Lewis who died Tuesday will be held Saturday at 10 a.

m. at the J. C. Cron and Sons chapel with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the J.

C. Cron and Sons funeral home Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday. Of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, all except eight were said to have been born on American colonial soil. NO PILLS NO SALTS NO GRIPE The Safe Laxative LUMA -CROSBY, THE DRUG MAN PHONE K)68 533 PARK AVL 46 oz. Orange Juice 50c Blended Juice 47c Tomato Juice 25c V-8 KARO SYRUP- Gallon Dark BAKED BEANS, No.

2 cans. 2 cans 29 TEA BALLS 2 pk9S 19' 22 NU-MAID OLEO Ib. MASON JAR CAPS. Boyd or Kerr's doi. ROYAL PUDDING, assorted flavors 23 2 GINGER BREAD MIX 22 POTATOES-White peck 79 PEACHES 4 39 UCI AUO Honey Dew lOc LEMONS Cantaloupes, Ib.

Dox. 39 CELERY- bunch 35 ORANGES-California 62' FITZWATER TO BE GUEST CONDUCTOR AT ELKS' CONCERT Paul Fitzwater, recently resigned music director of Piqua public schools, will be guest conductor when the Elks' band presents its seventh concert of the season at 4 p. m. Sunday at Fountain Park. Mr.

Fitzwater has been selected to direct the band during the absence of Lee Sedgwick, director of the band who is out of the city on vacation. Sunday's feature will be the return appearance of C. M. Sims, popular baritone soloist, who will present the pleasing selection "The Lord's Prayer." The program will include several marches by John Philip Sousa, and other selections that will prove most entertaining. H.

B. Deitrick, will again serve as master of ceremonies substituting for Gerald McColloch. WANDA CLEMENS RECEIVES ESSAY CONTEST HONORS Wanda Clemens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Clemens, 1008 Camp street, was the recipient of double awards this morning at the High School building from the State and Miami County Tuberculosis-and Health association in recognition of an essay written this spring sponsored by the organization.

"Wanda's essay, entitled "What Do We Really Know About Tuberculosis?" received honorable mention from the State, and as a result she was given a certificate from the State, presented by Miss Helen Gosling, executive secretary of the local group of the association. In addition she was given $5 in cash from the Miami county group, presented by Mrs. Q. B. Mitchell, president of the board in Miami county.

The contest was open to all Negro boys and girls of high school age. In addition to Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Gosling, other people present at the presentation were Mr. and Mrs. Clemens, Superintendent of Schools C.

M. Sims, Principal of the high school Robert G. Winter, and Miss Thelma Metz, school nurse. SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL 4-F's Men with a 4-F classification are urged to contact the local draft board immediately informing officials there of the job at which they are employed if they wish to receive a new status. They will then be placed in one of three new classifications, 2-A (F), for those men who support the national health, safety or defense; 2- (F), for those engaged in war production; or 2-C (F), for those engaged in agriculture.

This will prevent embarrassment on the part of any men who are 4-F for some physical reason and who are doing their parts in vital war work. COULD HAPPEN HERE! Chicago, July 26--Somebody thought it would be a good joke to turn in a false fire alarm. So he or she did. On the way back to his station from the scene of the false alarm last night Fireman Joseph Curtin, driver of a hook and ladder truck tried to stop in time to keep from hitting towheaded Eddie Jundert, 5, but the child was struck and killed. "I'd like to spend a little time privately today," said Fireman Curtin, "with the guy who turned in the false alarm." I HOPE OUR NEWSPAPER- soy DOESN'T GET UJET TOMORROW 30c FLIT INSECT SPRAY TANGLEFOOT Fly Paper 5c Double Sheet lOc GERBER'S Strained BABY FOODS Fletcher's CASTORIA 7oc Economy Size Dr.

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