The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN! THEATRE Mam ElfS COVINGTON gS Air Conditioned for Your Comfort FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY JOSEPH SMITH IS APPOINTED COACH AT BENNETT HIGH Former Piquad Leaves Post As Brown Township Mentor. Supt. of Schools George O. Dietrich today announced that Joseph Smith, coach at Brown towashlp school at Fletcher for the past four years, has been hired as English Instructor and coach at Bennett Junior high school. Smith, a graduate of Plqua Central high school and of Ohio North YOUR HAIR iuch healthier and beautiful if you have It set reirujarly.

Call now for an appointment. FAMILY BEAUTY SHOP Ml South Ph. 16 em University at Ada has a Masters' degree in English and tie will fill the vacancy In the Bennett faculty created by the resignation of Miss Mary quirk, teacher in the local schools for a number of years Mtvs Quirk, submitting her resignation, has accepted a position as remedial reading Instructor in the elementary system of the Dayton public schools. Supt. Dietrich also announced that the Board of Education has extended the leave of absence granted Captain D.

P. Walton, now on the regimental stafT of the 136th P. A. 37th Division, camp Shelby. Miss.

Captain Walton last October was granted a year's leave of absence from his position as head basketball coach and manual arts Instructor at Piqua Central High school. Continuing in Captain Walton's place In the public school system will be O. E. Smith of Mt. Vernon, as manual arts Instructor while Clint Oattshal! will remain us coach of the basketball team, both men oetog named to handle those duties when Captain Walton left last fall.

G. 0. ot Covington Arrange Caucus Tonight Covington. Aug. 2ZRepubi1cars of Covington and Newberry township will meet in caucus tonight to select their candidates for the various municipal and township offices at the November election.

A great problem confronts the Catholic church in war torn France Read about it in The Week In Religion On the Piqua Daily Call Church Page Saturday BIB 6''SIZE FULLY FITTED Frigidaire $5 I MONTHLY Strer Pwered Meter Miser Simplest refrigeratrng mechanism ever built. Permanently sealed, never needs oiHng. Only Frigidaire has it. Trays Built in Instant Tray Release and Instant Cube Release that get out ice cubes at the touch of a finjer and lift of a lever. Come in, see proof of More for your money! Notice thebrilliant new beauty, and greater ue fulness of the Model 6, shown above.

Yet, due to the Super Powered Meter Miser it actually costs less to operate. It has a Glass Topped Hydrator for better, more convenient preservation of fruits and vegetables a big Covered Cold Storage Tray for meat3 and one full shelf extra. These features and dozens of others make this low priced Frigidaire a really sensational value inside and out. Ask us to prove it I Over FrigkUires have bees twill and sold! 1941 Models Priced From 1 19.75 PIQUA'S EXCLUSIVE FRIGIDAIRE DEALER. RAY'S Low Cost Big Results Use The Want Ads N.

E. CORNER ASH WAYNE Open Evenings VJJWJ. THE PIQUA DAILY CALL' Pattern for Invasion of Iran Mtditerrantan SJ3 EGYTTj ARABIA fi.i'.V penl of becoming the war's next battle held 1 axis and anti nxis troops clath for control there. Mop shows how Germans might attack to establish bases for drive on British controlled east, how British and Hussions might move in to keep the Nazis out. worthing girl becomes bride of ex milton mentor Reveal Wedding of Lieut.

Dave Longenecker Stationed at Ft. Knox. West Milton, Aug. 22. Of much interest to local people Is the announcement being made by Mr.

and Mrs. Earl B. Smith, of Worthlngton, ot the marriage of their daughter Miss Rachel Anne, to Lieut. David M. of Fort Knox, son of Mrs.

Anna Longenecker. of North Miami street. The marriage was solemnized Monday, August 18 in the Worthington Methodist Church with Rev. J. C.

Young officiating. The couple was unattended and following the ceremony left on a brief wedding trip into Canada Mrs. Longenecker is a graduate of Worthlngton high school, and for the past several years has been employed in tile office of the Bell Telephone in Columbus. Lieut. Longenecker, is a graduate of Monroe high school, Pitsburg and Ohio State University.

Columbus. Immediately following his 'graduation from college lie was placed in command of a CCC camn In Salt Lake City, Utah, where he "held his rating as a member of the ROTC. He was physical education direct tor and coach of Milton Union High School for the past two resigning in June of this year, when he was called to active duty with the U. S. Army at Port Knox, where he is Recreational Director and Corps Area Service Commander, of Post Headquarters.

After the latter part of this month, the couple will make their home in Elizabeth town, Ky. PIQUA BOAT CLUB FORMED THURSDAY Motorboat Enthusiasts Prepare for Coming Year's Activities. Tiie Piqua Boat Club became an actuality Thursday evening when a group of fifteen men completed rules and regulations for the organization. The set September 7 as the date for a jamboree and also discussed plans for the fall and winler months which included the study of uutit uuuning ana various types of new craft. W.

D. Britton Is chairman and L. L. Johnson, secretary and treasurer. Four board members ere also elected including EaTl Ilinger, Leo Schnippel, Robert Nicholas and M.

H. Ehrenfried. For a number of weeks outboard motor boat enthusiasts have met in the rear of Bennett school tvWo they have erected a dock. Large crowds, especially on Sunday, have fathered on the river bank to watch boat club members piloting their craft up and down the river. HOUSTON FUTURE FARMERS ENJOY FOUR DAY JAUNT Twenty members of the Houston F.F.A.

returned earlier this week irom a four day tour which took them through Pennsylvania, and New York to Niagara Falls and back through Canada to Windsor, across Ambassador bridge into Deiroit and The scenic points of interest to the group were the airport at Akron. Niagara Falls, the mountains of Pennsylvania and New York and the Ambassador Bridge In Detroit. Those members of the F.F.A. who enjoyed this trip weTe Preston Garlough, school superintendent, E. V.

Donnell, vocational agriculture Instructor, Bill Swob, Marlon Helns, Ralph Helman, Arthur Wehneman, Norrls Helman, Howard Trittsehuh. Vernon Jess, Wayne Homan. Leslie Large. Robert Large, John Jelley, Robert Beaver. John Gephart, Ivan Wick, Robert Schwartz, Richard Staley, Karl Willamson, Harold Nicky Royon and Arthur Royon.

Bradford Democrats Will Meet Tuesday Bradford, Aug. 22. I eonard Mar lu' anu 1. u. btevens, cenlral committeemen are calling attention to the announced that me democratic party will he caucus lucsaay night at 8 o'clock cuy omjumg.

ulicn cs dates for the fall election wil SMALL ARMY UNIT A section is the second smallest war strength unit in the United States Army. Consisting of 20 to 25 mcii, it is commanded by a sergeant. Free $1.00 Box Luxuria Face Powder with a purchase of a regular jar Luxuria Beauty Cream $1.00. $2.00 Value 4 Aft Thrift Price 1 UU Jean Hair FREE! 25c Jar of Jergen's Face Cream with your purchase of 50c Bottle of Jergen's Lotion. QQc Both for 0F 35c Odarono Instant 4 4 and Regular 1 Ponds Dry Skin OEr Cream COU $1.00 Armand mq.

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M. Bvers Caramel Big 8 oz. Pkg. Cormel Popcorn Lloyd Buroker Pound Borden's Wrapped Caramels 20 I Pound Wrapped Kisses Salt Water Molasses 10 10 MILTONIAN COUPLE CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING OCCASION West Milton, Aug. 22.

The home of Mr. and' Mrs. L. J. Potasky, of Hamilton street, was the scene of a happy gathering Wednesday, when their children and families gathered there, to honor the Golden Wedding anniversary of their parents.

Plans had been made by Mr. and Mrs. Potasky to celebrate this event in New York City, until two weeks ago, when Mrs. suffered a heart attack, which has confined her to her bed. With this sudden change, plans were changed for the families to gather in their home and celebrate the event.

The marriage of the couple occurred in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Thai, of Dayton, and was performed by Rabbi Thai, the bride's father, of Dayton. Mr. Potasky has been In business here In the men's clothing wear, for the past 35 years, and he AT YOUR FRANKLIN THRIFT STORE REVERE ELECTRIC WHITE KITCHEN CLOCKS $29 and his wife, are well loved and respected citizens of the village.

They are the parents of nine children, eight of whom are living one daughter, Eva, having dld in 1922. Their children, all of whom attended the affair include: Mrs. Harry Magaziner, of Zanesvllle Harry Potasky, of Dayton, Mrs. B. FREE 1 HI 1 WILLIAMSON Furnaces Cleaned $3.40 up Doings of the Drakes the first faste of Harorlte Bread.

una you get It fresh for (Union Made) I Remember We Brought Deep Cut Prices to Piquo EVENING in PARIS HARMONIZED MAKE UP ENSEMBLE For a limited time. A rer ular sire box ot the. sensational new Face Povfder that stays on stays clear stays with, matched shades of TRouge and Lipstick. All for the price of the Powder alone. $1.00 I Pound Writing Paper One Maxwell 50 Sheets Pound House 50 Envelopes Kaffee Coffee Cello Wrapped Hag 28c 1 1Qc I 3Qc PRINTS 3c EACH Developing Free 24 Hour Service.

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1 50c 1 Gallon $2.50 Right Reserved to Limit QuontitieM FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 1041 P. GreenbUtt, of Brookvllle, Mrs Daniel Splvack, of Detroit, MIchJ Moe Potasky. of Dayton, Mrs. Louis Pollock, of Jamaica, Long mand N. Joe and Emanuel Potasky, of Dayton.

Many lovely gifts were presented the couple, a well as cards, flowers, and congratulation were received by them. Furnace faipecuon. Did bum too much futl was your home warm Lit Mason? We do expert repair work en any make furnace com hue on actual labor and raateriaU used. "Hurrah for Trlpl ife" "Tie Willl.B, mint (nol 1 our oli i. trr Sipud Otorje J.

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