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12, 1942 THE EVENING TRIBUNE, MARYSVILLE, OHIO AVALON TOMORROW ONLY AflwuMe A THIIUIMG NCTUII VINCIN1 HNtt'l ALL TKAT MDNtY CAM BUY AND THEN THERE'S Pete Smith Sports, Cartoon 9:18 Times To See Also: Cartoon, Newt, Novelty 8:10 EVENING TRIBUNE 1BW nnOfl. OTTB J. M. Graeral IftVtN C. IIKNHY, Mrmtwr of ftrlrrt of Dully The UklA Ncnxpaiwr AKKorlatioa Aimorlntrd O6lu DalllM Editorial JOHN CULLHM CO.

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Detroit 1 Detroit, Mich. Entered at the Ohio, Omoe at Second Clnns Matter, Subscription carrier, per week, lOo; by mall In Union County, per year. Labour of Love Circle The Labour, of Love Circle of Th'e King's Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. Cecil Schlegel, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'cloofcl The pro- tram to be presented will be as folowit: Devotionals, Laura Fogle; roll call; Silver Cross, Alice Way: 15 tilnutc Bible discussion, I Samuel, hapters 9, 10 and 11, Laura Fofle. Members please bring Bibles.

Whatsoever Circle Tho regular meeting of the Whatsoever Circle of The King's Daughters will be held at the home of Mrs. Blanche Morelock, Thursday evening. Miss Mary Fisher will be assistant hostess. The following program will be presented: "The Woman of Decision," Adda South ard; "Modern Plastics," Helen Wil Hams and Silver Cross, Lelah Hut- chlnson. Every member Is requested to be present.

Harmony Club Tho Harmony Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs, Ted Streng, Thursday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Returned Otis Games arid wife of Kennedy Heights, Cincinnati, returned home Sunday after a fhort visit with friends and relatives. Celebrated Birthday B. H. Games of Clalborne 'spent Tuesday, Jan.

6, at the home-of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Merrfman, in Richwood, in celebration of his eighty- seventh birthday anniversary.

Mr. Games enjoyed the many cards presented him by friends and acquaintances. WED 60 YEARS CHRIST POM ALL-ALL rOK CMMV Mr. Wedding In East and Mrs. R.

Y. Rhoads of with white bows and streamers end lighted tapers were used to decorate the altar before which the cere-. mony was read. Lighted tapers In tall Candlelabras to which were fastened white bows and. streamers marked the pews.

A program of pre-nuptlal music, consisting' of "Impromptu," Shubort; "Spring Song," Mendelssohn; "Melody In F', Rubcnstein; "Angels Serenade," Braga; and "Jesus Still Lead On," Stults, was presented by Miss Hegenderfer, organist. Mrs. Ralph Kandel sang, 'JJcsus Lead the Way," and "At Cnna, Lord, thou Didst Appear," -before and after the ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a white satin gown, fashioned with V-neckline long sleeves with points extending over her hands and a full skirt which fell into long train. Inserts of lace trimmed the shoulders and waistline of the bodice of her gown.

Her fingertip veil of illusion was held in place by a tiara of chiffon orange blossoms, and her cascade bouquet was white carnations and white chrysanthemums, tied with white satin bow and narrow white ribbon streamers. Her only 'Jewelry was a gold lavalier, the gift of the groom. Miss Enid Skldmore, sister of the groom, was the bride's only attendant. Her frock was 'twilight blue embroidered chiffon, fashioned with short sleeves, short bolero jacket and" floor-length full skirt. Around her neck she wore' several strands of pearls, and gift of the bride, and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations, pink snapdragons and pink sweet peas, tied with bow of white satin ribbon.

The bride's mother chose for Her daughter's marriage, a' green silk crepe gown, her accessories were West Sevenlh Street, are announcing the marriage of their -daughter, Miss Betty Rhoads, to Lieutenant William C. Bell, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bell of Troy, N.

Y. The marriage took place In St. Jean the Baptists Church of Troy at a. Wednesday, January 7th, Father Blssette officiating. Miss Rita Osbourne, a close friend of the bride, was maid of honor and Dr.

Walter A. Gunther acted as best navy blue and her shoulder bouquet pink sweet peas, pink snap dragons, and various mixed flowers The groom's mother wore a black silk crepe gown, her accessorie were black and her shoulder cor sage was similar to the. bride' mother's. Mr. John E.

Kandel served as bes man and Mr. Herbert Kandel an Mr. Ronald Walker seated th guests. Immediately after the cere two-course luncheon wa FOLLOW DIRECTIONS OR YOU NEVER WILL ARRIVE: Be ye doers ojt the word, and not hearers only, deluding your own James TWO ARE HELD IN FUR THEFT man. The bride wore a winter white aerved and a rece on was.

held a the Parish House. About ninet in attendance. Th wool dress with wine accessories.) WEST MANSFIELD YOUNG MEN ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF TAKING PELTS Two West Mansfield young men were arrested by Sheriff Homer S. Rbosa at that place Saturday on charges of stealing a quantity of fur. Their cases were to be heard by'the grand jury today.

Lawrence Hughes, 19, and Waldo Hudson, 24, are being held in county jail on a charge of breaking and entering an uninhabited dwelling. They are charged with breaking into the home of Iron Mettles, a fur dealei) of near West Mansfield, and stealing pelts of three possum, 11 muskrat, and one raccoon. The men are alleged to have sold the fur to a dealer in Kenton. Hughes is purported to have readily admitted to the sheriff and implicated Hudson. After considerable questioning Roosa, Deputy J.

H. Davis and Prosecutor William L. Coleman, Hudson is said to have made a confession. BIRTHS Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hauser an nounce the arrival oil a baby boy born, January 8th.

The new son has been named Donald Gene. Waflte Foundation sections instead oi toait as a foundation (or creamed flgh. meat or vegetables if you wish to add intemt and variety to your menu. Bead the wam-aos carefully. The maid of honor was attired in a uests were blue silk jersey dress with black accessories.

The wedding party had technicolor movies taken Troy photograper after the ceremony. The bride graduated from Marys- illfr high school in 1038 and attended Ohio State University in 938-30. While there she was ap- the first and only head girl cheer leader at the college and also was a candidate, for freshman queen. She was a member of Delta Zeta Sorority, Y.W.C JV. W.S.G.A., and Strollers Dramatic Society.

She was also on the Sundial staff. Mrs. and Jewelry Fair Jewelry Store O. Bell had done professional photographic imodellng 'for four years and while modeling in Chicago joined Count Bernie Vicls' Pan American Follies as a dancer. The show toured the eastern states and Mrs.

Bell left the show in New York City. She is now with Bobby. Sanfords' New York'Revue playing one cf the largest theatrical restaurants In the country, located in Albany, N. Y. Lt.

Bell la a first lieutenant in the army air corps at Mitchell Field, Long Island. He attended LaSalle Military Academy and obtained his B. S. degree from Alabama University, where he was a member of Delta Sigma fraternity. After graduating from Alabama he attended the American Academy of Dramatic Art in New York City.

He became a successful actor and director on Broadway under the name of Philip Ashley. He appeared in and directed such successes as "Three Men on a "Horse," "Room Service," and "See My Lawyer." He was called to active duty in August 1040, and was put In charge of all the entertainment for the soldiers at Ft. Dix, N. J. He produced a number of shows there, then took private flying lesson and earned his commission in the air corps at Mitchell The newly married couple expect to make New York City their home A lovely wedding took place al Trinity Lutheran Church, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when Miss Mildred Blumenschein daughter o.

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Blumen schein, and Mr. Marsten Skidmore son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thurman Skid more, were united In marriage. Rev E. J. Goedeking performed th single ring ceremony in the pres ence of about three hundred guests Baskets of peach colored gladiolas two seven-branch canxilelabras, en BUY USED BUILDING PLUMBING Mr. and Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Rca, aged 81 nd 79 years rcpsectlvely. Liberty ownshlp.

celebrated their Oth -wedding anniversary a amily dinner at the home of their on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and An. Herbert Reo of near Pcoria, anuary 4th. Open house was held terc in the afternoon and evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Rea are in good ealth considering their advanced ge and do their own work on the arm and in the have hree children: Herbert, at whose ome the celebration took place Mrs. Zelam Weiser of Bellefontalne nd Wilber Rca of Rlchwood, six randchildrcn and one great-grand- hild. The picture is through courtesy the Columbus Dispatch, ipent In- games and delightful. re reshments were served.

Here Mrs. Charles W. Haldy of Bexley a at the of her brother and Mr. and Mrs Waldo K. Schueller, this week.

Mrs Haldy will soon take up her resl dence at Hudson, Ohio. Sunday and Mrs. Wilber Violet Milford Center were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pear Roley, W.

C. T. U. The W. C.

T. U. will meet at th home of Mrs. Jim Jenkins in South Chestnut Street, Thursday after noon at 2:30. Mrs.

Porter Amrin will have charge of the program. Supper Ctub The Supper Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. A. F. El- NOTED CONCERNS IN COLUMBUS AND VICINITY WHO SUPPLT flF.TAH, STORF-S, WttOLfMALf! RRTABLISItMeKTS.

fACTOftlftfl, OTHCft WITH SPECIAL BVPPLIK8, EQUIPMENT, SERVICE AND OTHER MATERIALS AT AMERICAN WRECKING The American Wrecking 349 1 type of structure. losack Columbus, handles The American Wrecking Co. pays jfineering SzsouthHIgh extensive line of used and new the highest prices for Houses, Fac- Columbus, specializes in industrial milding materials and plumbing i tories. Steel Buildings, Bridges, building maintenance work, sand qulpmcnt. Properly owners, con- Warehouses, etc.

Here experienced Blasting, Pressure Cleaning, Con- ractors and real estate companies, men are employed who are able tojcrete Repairing, Roof Maintenance should call here lo inspect the stock dp wrecking Jobs safely, quickly and and In Waterproofing of every kind Sif1 frtarlri ttfA 4 but 4 All tw.fl* I i GENERAL MAINTENANCE OF ENGINEERING BUILDING MAINTENANCE The General Maintenance En on hand. There are many items that may purchased very advantage- carefully. AH kinds of insurances of masonry structure from roof to are carried for the protection of ously. Ho re may be had lumber, customers. Plants of all kinds are doors, windows, pipe in all ength.i and diameters, radiators, all kinds of heating equipment and fittings, plumbing )lles, sinks, toilets, bath tubs, floor- ng, builders' supplies, etc.

Builders' dismantled, as well as torn down. This firm Is one of the most reliable In the wrecking business. Property owners are requested to clip this Item for reference when ready to purchase or for wrecking work. Supplies may be had here for any I Telephone Garfleld 2212. IENTRAL GAS APPLIANCE DISTRIB.

"PYROFAX" GAS FOR GASLESS HOMES The Central Appliance.Co., 772 Marion Road, Columbus, Is the Distributor in this territory of the cellar, guaranteeing results to be satisfactory. All below-grade and above-grade waterproofing are handled by experts, reganftaM of source or extent of water pressure. Not only does the General Maintenance Engineering Co. perform waterproofing, but it also damp- proofs all structures; such as factories. Institutions, warehouses, etc.

Damp buildings and wet casements are turned into dry places and water sweating concrete cured of seepage. The work Is performed by men Telephone Adams S833. of cooking by gas. The service is prompt and courteous. Patrons can be assured of regular deliveries.

Those desiring service or equipment who know everything there tt to know about waterproofing the General Maintenance Engineer- Co. mipporU IU confidence fci ability by unconditionally guaranteeing iU work. will render any building, structure, tunnel, underground vault, warehouse, elevator pit, boiler pit, transformer room, passageway, gwimmlng pool, impervious to moisture or water by Special treatments. Disintegrated concrete is also restored in cannec- tion with buildings. factory and warehouse smoke-stacks, pools, as well as Sand Blasting, Interior or exterior Pressure Cleaning and all kinds of pointing of exterior walls and Roof Maintenance will be submitted without'ob- ligation.

Inquiries are solicited. famous "Pyrofax" Gas. which should Immediately get In touch! considered to be the paramount gas (with The Central Gas 4e Appliance In the market. The Central Gas Appliance Co. conducts a dependable service In the delivery of "Py- Co.

There Is a multitude of uses for "Pyrofax" Gas. It may be used on chicken farms, for incubators and rofax" 'Gas for cooking purposes. Lbrooders, for all sorts of manufac- This concern specializes In the de- luring purposes where gas heat is livery of; "bottled" gas where cityI needed, for mechanical refrigera- gas is not available and it can be i tors, for water heating fpr beauty relied upon for prompt and regular and barber shops, for soldering by This affords city advantages plumbers etc. A complete line of the ARDIT MOSAIC TILE MARBLE BATHROOM AND KITCHEN REMODELING The Ardit Mosaic Tile Marble i terraizo and slate work It also per- 667 West Mound Columbus, formed for business buildings, such as restaurants, gasoline stations tfnd specializes in the construction of modern tile kitchens, colored bathrooms, fireplaces, marble mantels, etc. Here expert workmanship is performed for new construction, as well as in remodeling.

Real Clay Tile kitchens are constructed to the to rural communities, advanced designs In modern mos modern standards. Including where there is no gas company pip-' Ing or other means of cooking out- ra nges handled for use In connec- 1 i nk8i et c. Colored bath- tton with "Pyrofax" Gas. Inquiries room8 are installed, In side of crvlde methods. "Pyro- are solicited.

Telephone, Garfield fax" Gas furnishes every advantage 15000. liott, 'Thursday o'clock. evening at 6:30 tables at which the luncheon was served were very attractive wit cedar, cedar cones and llghte A large wedding cake which was artistically with pink rose-buds was vised as centerpiece at the bride's table. Mr. and Mrs.

Skldmore will be a wme at 1683 Oak at Colum- jus. Mrs. Skidmore Is a graduate of rlarysvllle high school and is cm- iloyed at the Town and Village In- urance Co. at Columbus. Mr.

Skidmore is employed at the Ralston Steel Co. at Columbus. Out df town guerts included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Falter, Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Stickle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ketter of Columbus. twined with smilax, arid decorated Progress Club The Progress Club will meet at the home of Mrs.

Jane McCloud, Tuesday evening January 13. The program to be presented is: 'Biography of a Fur Coat," Nelle Pearse; "Selected," Helen Turner. Missionary and Aid Society The Congregational Missionary and Ladles Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Jennie Titus, Wednesday afternoon, January 14, at 2 o'clock. Mrs.

Myrtle Edson, Mrs. Alice Green and Mrs. Lucy Coleman will be assistant hostesses. The program to be presented is: Devotion ala, "The Law of the Lord," Psalm Mrs. Rose 1 Thompson; play, "I Never Knew; cast, "Mr.

Mrs. Marguerite Price; "Mrs. Smith," Mrs. Belle Anderion: "Dorothy" Mrs. Marie Randall; "Jack," Mrs.

Martha Porter. Mary Baldwin Circle The Mary Baldwin Circle of The King's Daughters will meet at the home of Miss Eltha Graham, Wednesday afternoon, January 14, at 2:45 Mrs. Delia Finley will be assistant hostess. The program to be presented will be: Roll call. "Did You Keep Your Resolution?" devotionals, Eva Sprague; study, Chapter 6 and 7, Em2a Gladnnan; "Picture Study," Mollie Fitzpa trick; quiz "Outstanding Women," i i Southard.

Birthday Surprise The children and grandchildren of Mrs. John S. Scheiderer tendered her a very happy surprise at her home, Friday evening, in honor of her eighty-eighth birthday annivtr sary. A very enjoyable evening was Ace of Clubs Bridge Club The Ace-of Clubs Bridge Club will bs entertained at the home of Mrs. Dana Colcmnn, Thursday evening.

Friendship Circle The Friendship Circle will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Lewis Scheiderer, Friday afternoon. Sans Soucl Bridge Club Sans Souci Bridge Club will at dinner at Hammerle's Restaurant, Wednesday and after the dinner.will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Gwynn Sanders. Visited Parents Mr.

and Mrs. Dana Coleman and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coleman and son David and daughter, Judith, spent Sunday evening at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Stimmel at Delaware. Visiting Here Dr. and Mrs.

William Becker arid daughter, Barbara, of Ft Knox, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asman. Visited SUter Mrs. Philip Arnold of Columbus spent the week-end at the hojge of John Birthday Surprise Relatvles and friends of Mrs.

O. W. McMahon tendered her a pleasant surprise Sunday! i honor of her birthday. All came with well filled baskets and a pot- lucfc dinner was enjoyed 'by all present. The afternoon and evening was spent in.

visiting and playing Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Wolford and sons, Eugene and Richard, Mr. and Mrs; Dalton McMahon and daughter, Eileen, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee McMahon, all of Marysville.

Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. PHde Murphy of Ostraoder children Johnnie and Carrol, of Augusta, Ga. Visiting Parents Capt. and Mrs.

Harold Asman and children Johnnie and Carrol are here for a few days visit at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Asman and Dr. and Mrs. P.

D. Longbrake. Capt. Asman Is stationed at Camp Gordon, Augusta, Georgia. serviceable.

This firm contracts for the remodeling of old kitchens and bathrooms which can be transformed into the most modern die- sign, without muss or interruption to regular routine. Tiling, marble, other establishments. Slate blackboards are also installed In Schools, Kindergarten and Colleges. The service will found prompt and courteous and the prices are reasonable. The Ardit Mosaic Tile Marble also constructs Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Floors, In beautiful designs and colors, for Show Rooms, Offices, Stores, Restaurants and Institutions.

Inquiries are solicited from builders, contractors, property owners, firms. Industries and who are requested to clip this article tor use when ready for estimates. Telephone Adams 0437. GAETZ MUSIC FOR OUTFITTING SCHOOL BANDS ATTEMPT TO ENTEITSTORE NIGHT OFFICER SAW MAN RUN FROM REAR OF DORSET MARKET EARLY SUNDAY MORNING The Gaetz Music House 93 West Long Columbus, handles an extensive line of the leading of band and orchestra instruments. Here new and used musical instruments may be had for amateur, school or professional bands.

Entire bands may be completely outfitted here. All types of brass or string instruments, are repaired, serviced or overhauled by experts with factory experience. Saxophones and all band Instruments are replated In a manner that will present a new appearance and polishing Is done as well. Expert clarinet and reed work Is also performed. A large stock of sheet music and music books is handled.

Special discounts ara afforded to school or amateur groups. A visit to this concern will prove to be profitable. School bands, or prospective music students are requested to clip this-article for reference 'when ready to buy. Telephone, Main 1636. NO CHANGES MADE IN CLASSIFICATIONS Local, selective service readquar- ters has received word that no changes have been made.

in the Marvin Ramsey and Miss Virginia He closed lhe door and fas Orahood, of Ostrander. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wolford and son, Earl Lee, of Bellefontalne, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolford and daughter, Barbara, of Columbus, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton Hinton. and children, Betty He gave enase but the man entered and John of Delaware and Mr. and a car on West Fourth Street and es- tened it as best he could at the lime, he said. About 1:30 o'clock as the officer turned into the alley from West Fifth Street he saw a man run from the rear of the store.

Mrs. Edward Warner of Delaware. caped. Only the entrance to a rear room of the store where little of value IB Sunday Guests Dr. and Mrs.

P. D. Longbrake had 7 stored was gained. The door was not i their guest Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

securely fastened and could have trants. The 2-A classification includes AT.attempt to break Into Dorsey's clasgiflcations of 2 A an( 2 ig Market on North Mam Street early Sunday morning was reported by Special Night Officer Ed Yarring- Officer Yarrington found the door at the rear of the store open at 12:30 men who have been granted occupational deferment because of being necessary for the safety and health of the nation. They are given deferment? of six months. The 2-B deferments ars. for men who have been deferred because of being necessary in the manufacture of war material and ments are Indefinite.

their defet- L. E. McKinley and daughtters Susan and Janie of Springfield and Capt. and Mrs. Harold Asman anfl been forced open without -much troubl.e When Rheumatic Pains Strike- Check Them FAST! Heres How AUXILIARY CARD fARTY Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will hold a card party at the Armory on Thursday night at 9 o'clock.

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Get the genuine (liquid) RUX Compound at the Chas, Asman Drug Store. Bora In V. 8. Sir Charles Stuart Burnett, air chief marshal for Australia, was born Brown's Valley, lived as a boy at Devil's Lake, N. where his father was a rancher and banker.

Beasame Seasame seed is a source of same oil a small honey-colored seed, baked on rolls, breads and buns, which develops a rich toasted nut Sky A "blue sky law" Is a law enacted to provide for, the regulation and supervision of the sale of stocks, or other securities', so as.to protec. against such as are obviously or as do not meet certain standards. The term "blue sky law" Is an allusion to a remark of the proposer of the first law of the kind in Kansas. In 1911. that some companies sought to capitalize the blue skies." HEALTH HEAD HAS RESIGNED (Continued from wet I) by W.

K. Kellogg, Battle Creek breakfast food manufacturer, took over all public health work in the area several years ago. Dr. Moench studied at Miami University and received- his M. D.

degree at the University of He took his position in Delaware County two years ago 'just Star health course at the University of Michigan. Before entering public, health, work, he had been jn private practice in Mt Victory, Hardin. County, for 15 years, Since January, has been serving a day and a half each week in Union. County as health commissioner. Howeverr the Delaware and Union County health departments are separate.

THE CALL TO THE COLORSI IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS Dig deep, Strike hard. Our boys need the ships, and gums which your money will help to buy. Go to your bank, post office, or savings and loan association. Tell them you want to buy Defense Bonds regularly, starting now. REG'LAR FELLERS She Ought To Peek Around The Corner By Gene Byrnes Inc..