The Lima Morning Star and Republican-Gazette from Lima, Ohio • 10

SATURDAY JAN 10 The Lima Morning Star and Republican-Gazette PAGE 10 mon Am Ye Church prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 evening 7:30 at the home of Fred PRISONER FAILS IN SECOND TRY AT JAIUMAK Perpetrator Of Escape Plot Alters Plea Draws Prison Term MW TAM RACES THROUGHJESLAL 7rMILE SPEED LINDEN Jan (AP) The speediest armored tank ever built was put through its paces this morning before Captain Thorp army inspector Powered by a 338-horsepower airplane motor the machine which closely resembles a racing automobile zoomed about the field at a speed of seventy-five miles an hour Walter Christie who has spent ten years and $400000 developing the tank said that on wheels the machine would travel ninety miles an hour and on caterpillar tracks 45 miles an hour Five-eight-inch steel armor protects the machine and its crew of two men It can be changed from a track tread to four-wheel tread by the crew In a few minutes Its armament consists of a one-pound cannon and a 30 calibre machine gun EXPLAINS GRADE CARDS Miss Belston principal of Roosevelt school spoke on New Features of Grade at a meeting of the school Parent-Teacher association yesterday The topic "Tardiness and Absence" was discussed by Miss Lucille Naylor Two children from each of the six grades recited poems TO OPEN DRIVE MONDAY A special meeting of the auxiliary to William Paul Gallagher American Legion to inaugurate a membership drive was scheduled for Monday night Last enrollment was 320 LIMA LEGION POST FAVORS CASKBOIIUS 87 Veterans Vote For Immediate Payment In Straw Ballot Immediate payment of World war adjusted compensation certificates was approved by a majority of 170 members of William Paul Gallagher American Legion post attending a meeting in Memorial hall last night Eighty-seven veterans voted in favor of immediate payment to all certificate holders and 79 favored payment at the option of the holders Four legionnaires disapproved payment until the date of maturity in the straw vote taken by the post for the Ohio Legion department Result of the vote will be forwarded today to Columbus headquarters of the Legion The post by resolution several weeks ago indorsed the payment of the certificates as a method of relieving needy veterans The attendance at last night's meeting was the largest of the Fall and Winter many veterans desiring to vote on the certificate question Several bills providing for the payment of the certificates now await the action of congress I NATIONAL DRIVE SEEKS TO STAMP' OUT COMMUNISM NEW YORK Jan (AP) A militant citizenry at a mass meeting in Carnegie hall tonight launched an offensive against communism within the United States Elaborate police protection was assigned within and without the building to frustrate any attempt by communist sympathizers to in- terfere with the meeting A line of patrolmen extended on three sides of the building Admittance was by card only and all cards were closely scanned by the police No disturbance happened With an enthusiasm reminiscent of World war days representatives of several hundred patriotic and civic organizations adopted a series of resolutions calling foi! reestablishment of a bureau of investigation in the department of justice exclusion of soviet-manufactured goods and denial of a place on the ballot to the communist party and the party of America Martin Littleton prominent attorney who presided demanded the deportation of all alien communists and the jailing of all citizens who ally themselves with the communist movement Speakers we re Matthew Woll vice president of the American Federation of Labor the Rev Edmund A Walsh vice president of Georgetown university and Representative Hamilton Fish Jr chairman of the house committee for investigation of communist activities in the United States KINGSFORD-SMITH PLANS PACIFIC HOI SAN FRANCISCO Jan Kfhgsrord-Smith-brother of Wing Commander Charles Kingsford-Smith said today the noted Australian aviator and his bride of a few weeks would be in San Francisco in April to complete plans for a Transpacific flight to Japan The brother said the trip probably would be made in a new four motored Fokker plane with a flying radius of 6000 miles It was not known whether Mrs Kingsford-Smith formerly Miss Mary Powell of Melbourne woulcf accompany her filisbarid OS ihe flight US TO DROP CHARGE IN MOB LYNCHING MUSKOGEE Okla Jan CAP) Frank Riley McClain Chickasha was released from jail here today on order of District Attorney Rapendahl who indicated he also would quash federal indictments against "27 other men in connection with a riot last year during which the county jail at Chickasha was wrecked and a Negro alleged to have attacked a white woman killed by a mob The rioters were arrested following the disorder in May 1030 Federal charges were brought against the men in connection with the burning of an army truck during the riot BRINKMAN NAMED TO POST Frank Brinkman of Minster has been appointed deputy state fire marshal for this section of Ohio by Frank Henry of Columbus recently appointed state fire marshal under George White incoming governor district will include Allen Auglaize Van Wert Mercer Darke Miami and Shelby counties Brinkman will take office Jan 15 Youre the (Continued From Page 6) every afternoon except Sunday and legal holidays from 11 until 'S' o'clock church Is a branch of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass Salvation Army Corner West and Elm streets Comdt Li Gaugh officer In charge Sunday Sunday school 2:00 Holiness meeting 10:20 Sunday night gospel service 7:30 Revival services held each week night 7:30 First Baptist Corner High and McDonel streets Rev Bloomquist minister Orchestral program at 9:00 Bible school at 9:15 Morning worship at 10:30 sermon "The Shepherd John Lynch soloist at 6:30 Evening service at 7:30 Toung choir and Carl Mack soloist sermon "The Green First Missionary Corner Fourth street and Reese avenne Edward Pfund pastor Sunday school 9:15 a Hi Fred Adams superintendent Preaching 10:80 a Young meeting 6:45 Evangelistic service 7:30 prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 young people's prayer meeting Tuesday AUTOMOBILE SERVICE 100 RADIATOR TROUBLE 16 YEARS EXCLUSIVE RADIATOR REPAIRING CLEVELAND AUTO RADIATOR 106-108 WAYNE ST AUTO GLASS Replaced at savings as much as 66 to you Tops rebuilt at reduced prices HOUSER AUTO TOP SHOP Fut Sq In Alley Main 6696 WELDING Why pay fancy prices for wedding! Work done reasonable Portable outfits Motor blocks welded without dismantling 30 years' experience LIMA ELECTRIC WELDERS 613-14 BAXTER MAIN 7761 START THE NEW YEAFJ RIGHT Let me go over your ear and end your motoring troubles Estimates frss and all work done right and reasonable Cars called for and delivered free GARAGE AT ELM VIEW PHONE GRAND 6463 XUNKllR 34 Hour Wrecker Service FOR RENT TWO ROOMS AND betk furnished for light house-keeping adults only 144 Spring CAR WASHING We have Installed our own water sup-Jfif and are prepared to wash an makes and aaodala of care Polishing Slmon-lstng greasing and washing DAT AND NIGHT SERVICE BARR HOTEL GARAGE 3 3 RANXIN A SON MAIN 4745 CARS WASHED AT NIGHT Big Cars $150 Small $125 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Have Your Car Washed While Attending the Theater MERRITT MOTORS SR 130 NORTH ST MAIN 6696 TIRE AND STEERING Troubles solved Modern equipment Specialised Service HERBERT RUDY tele 1739 316 Elisabeth St omnmnion will Cosart on East Kibby street also be observed in the Sunday morning service International Iiible Students -122 1-2 East North street The Sunday evening Bible study by means of the Watch Tower be-rean questions of November 1 1930 paragraphs 20-36 subject Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 1227 South Sugar street Friday evening study by means of vol 1 will be at 773 Oak street All meetings at 7:30 Congregational-Christian Hartzler Ph minister South Elizabeth near Market street Sunday school at 9:15 a Schryer general superintendent Morning worship at 10:30 sermon by Dr Hartzler subject Three Stages in Special music Christian Endeavor at 6:00 o'clock Evening worship at 7:00 Dr Hartzler will give a Bible lecture Mennonllo Brethren In Christ Corner East North and Shawnee streets Pastor Chaney Sunday school 9:30 superintendent Mrs Busier communion service Sunday morning 10:30 Sunday evening meeting 6:45 leader Mrs Charlotte Hol-sten Revival service 7:30 Sunday evening Quarterly business meeting Saturday evening 6:30 followed by revival service at 7:30 Elder Metzger of Springfield will speak Central Church of Christ 8 Davidian pastor 9:15 orchestra Walter Nagelspach director 9:30 Sunday school I Brentlinger superintendent 10:30 morning worship and communion service sermon Parables of anthem by the choir 6:00 Christian endeavor 7:00 one-hour evening service congregational singing led by Mark Evans male chorus sermon "The Most Joyful Religion in the Worlds Tuesday 6:15 covered dish meeting of the Christian service class Thursday 7:00 officers' and meeting of the Sunday school Friday 6:15 young people meet with Prof Evans 7:30 adult choir Grace Methodist Kibby and Elizabeth streets Nathaniel Butler pastor Sunday morning worship at 10:30 theme Secret of the Growth of the Early Sunday evening service 7 theme Boy Who Became Food Sunday school at 9:15 superintendent Ernest Botkin Junior church at same hour as the morning church worship High school league will meet in their room at 6:00 The Ep worth league will meet in their room at 6:00 Beginning Sunday evening the pastor will preach a serleB of sermons on the general theme "Boys Who Have Made Jan 11 the topic will be Boy Who Became Food Jan 18 Boy Who Was An Jan 15 "The Boy Who Entered Feb 1 the junior choir will have charge of the service Feb 8 "The Boy Who Saved the American Feb 16 "The Boy Who Entered the Feb 22 "The Boy Who Won Freedom for the American March 1 Boy Who Found God as Our Father" Assembly Of God 917 South Main street Sunday school 9:30 Preaching at 10:30 and 7:30 Mid-week services Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7:30 Revival services beginning Jan 10th Elijah Pen-chas a Protestant Greek will be the evangelist Olson pastor First Siritualist Moose hall second floor IB1 Ireland minister Sunday services 8:00 sermon subject And Activities Beyond the Followed with messages Psychic and developing class Monday 8:00 at the home of the pastor 635 North Union street Market Street Presbyterian Parley Zartmann supply pastor 9:15 a Sunday school Earl Rohn superintendent 10:45 a morning worship and baptism of childrens subject- of ser- THIS JfWDBRj gfVEsoitr cokp marketst MAftfiSS podcasting our bargains) TO THE THRIFTY-THOSE WHO WI8H TO ENJOY LIPE AT A MINIMUM OF yywo WNTA RELIABU USED CAR THAT WILL GIVE GOOD SERVICE FORA LONG TIME' directors The will meet as usual at 7:00 The Rev Dri Killian will occupy the pulpit at 8 ni Christian and Missionary Alliance South Elizabeth street Rev Royden Mills minister Sunday school hour 9:15 a Morning worship 10:30 Young service 6:30 Junior young people's service at the same hour Evangelistic service at 7:30 The pastor will preach at both the morning and evening -services Mid-week service for prayer and praise on Wednesday evening at 7:30 prayer meeting at 8:00 Saturday evening Second Baptist 520 West Spring street Bible school 9:30 A Baker superintendent Morning worship 10:45 sermon theme "Divine Retribution 6:30 William Haithcock president Installation of the officers 7:45 sermon by Rev Tate of Dayton music by church choir The-union-revival is a week old with satisfactory progress Union Bethel Sunday school at 9:30 Brentlinger superintendent Morning worship at 10:30 Oridersville Sunday school at 9:30 Umbaugh superintendent at 6:30 Evening worship at 7:30 The message the second in the series on Standard of Roger Montague pastor Trinity Methodist Episcopal Corner Market and West streets Thomas Burroughs Roberts minister Church school 9:15 Prof Freshwater superintendent Opening music by the orchestra Kindergarten and Junior churah 10:30 a Morning worship 10:30 a Address by Miss Ida Kah-lo Delaware Miss Kahlo is in charge of the national missionary field secretaries Epworth League devotional service 6 Evening worship 7:30 Sermon "The Man Who Would Measure Dr Roberts Grand Avenue North Metcalf at West-Murphy street Monosmith pastor 9:15 Sunday school 10:30 communion service 7:30 evening worship 6:30 Epworth League midweek Thursday evening CHOIR COMPLIMENTS EBERT IN FAREWELL Twenty members of the Bethany Evangelical Lutheran church choir entertained the Rev Ebert with a farewell dinner in the church last night A sacred hymnal was given to the pastor by the choir The Reverend Ebert with his wife and children will move next week to Toledo where he will enter the pastorate of St Lutheran church He will give his farewell Lima sermon tomorrow at the morning worship Another farewell reception for the Reverend Mr Ebert will be held in the church next Monday night for the entire congregation Mrs A Stevens president of the church guild will be in charge of a program for the affair RALLY SET FOR MONDAY NIGHT A New Rally 6f the Church of Brethren will be held at 7:30 next Monday in the church An outline for 1931 work will be presented during a short business session The Rev Bloomquist pastor of the First Baptist church will speak on a a The Work quartet will sing several numbers Helser is president of the organization and the Rev A Mus-selman is pastor of the church OFFENHAUER LAUDS GRADING SYSTEM Offenhauer superintend-end of Lima public schools praised the advantages of a new grading system used in the schools before 50 members of the Garfield Parent-Teacher association yesterday The Rev Harlan Miller pastor of the Calvary Reformed church also spoke on Results of a Good Fifth grade girls under the direction of Miss Verona West gave several dance numbers HOSPITAL CONTRACT WINS APPROVAL employment of McL and Associates and Hulske Strong Lima architects to and supervise the construct Limas municipal hospital given yesterday afternoon 1 municipal hospital commissi' contract probably will be next Tuesday after the cit mission has passed an app tion ordinance to pay for tt services Monday aft IRVING MOTHERS MEET "Building was discussed by Dr Joseplftie Peirce before 25 members of the Irving Mothers Study club last night in the home of Mrs Addis 941 North Metcalf street Devotionals were led by Mrs Cunningham and Mrs Ebling presided Mrs West was assistant hostess The next meeting will be held In the home of Mrs Harry Litchfield 702 West Mur-pliy street Feb 13 when Mrs Dewey Strausburg will lead a discussion on "The Tragedy of a Mis-Understood ADDRESSES MOTHERS Miss Sarah Whelan librarian of the Lima Public library spoke on "How We Should Guide Our at a meeting yesterday or the Lowell Mother Study club in the home of Mrs Hay 826 State street BARR APPOINTED Ortha 0 Barr of Lima representative to the state legislature-from Allen county yesterday was informed that he has been appointed a member of the house taxation committee First KefoinredT Corner West and Wayne Rev Reuben Schroer pastor 9:00 a Sunday school lesson "Childhood of 10:15 a morning worship and installation service Sermon Are They Who Also ordination and installation of officers 6:30 Christian Endeavor Topic Idea of What a Young Man Ought To leader Miss Lillian MacDonald 7:30 evening services sermon of the Holy Second in a series of sermons on the theme "We King's Daughters will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:30 Prayer meeting and Sunday school board on Thursday evening Epworth Methodist Rev Fred Riley minister Bellefontaine at Harrison avenue Sunday school general assembly: at 9:15 a ni superintendent Lloyd A Ware Brotherhood class of the men teacher the Rev Fred Riley Morning worship hour at 10:30 a the second of the series of sermons for the month of January will be given by the Rev Fred Riley the general theme of the series being Teaching of and the subject of the hour being Loves Evening worship will be an evangelistic service and the message will deal with the subject "The Personal Bright evangelistic singing and service The school of psychology will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:30 Mid-week prayer service on Thursday evening at 7:30 South Side Church of Christ Corner Central and Kibby streets Penhorwood pastor Parlette Bible school superintendent Bible school 9:15 a January is being stressed as Loyalty Month in our Bible school Morning worship 10:15 Observance of the Supper Special music will be furnished by the choir Subject of sermon At JO: 15 A Peterson will address the Intermediate church Young meeting at 6 Evening worship at 7 o'clock song service lasting 20 minutes will precede the sermon The subject of the message will be Conviction The mid-week service will be held at 7:30 Thursday Church Of The Brethren The Elm street church at 625 East Elm street Rev A Mus-selman pastor Sunday school at 9:15 Floyd Overholser superintendent Morning worship at 10:30 theme of the sermon will be Aehieve Eternal Group meetings of adults and junior league at 6:45 There will be a meeting at 7:30 Monday evening The midweek service Thursday evening at 7:30 Church Of God Highland and Catalpa avenues Pastor Rev Johnson Morning service 10:30 theme "Looking Junior church 10:30 Evening service 7 Song and praise preaching 7:45 Sunday school 9:15 superintendent Herring Young meeting 6:00 Prayer Wednesday night 7:30 Sunday school teachers meet Thursday night 7:30 at the home of John Gelse 1064 Reese avenue Choir practice Monday night 7:30 642 Catalpa avenue Christ Church (Episcopal) Corner of North and West streets Rev Don Copeland rector First Sunday after the Epiphany Holy Communion at 7:30 a Corporate communion of the officers and teachers of the church school worship service and church school at 9:15 Edgar Smith superintendent Morning prayer and sermon Good News 6f an Artist and at 10:80 Confirmation instructions for adults at 7:30 Anyone welcome The annual parish meeting and dinner will be held Monday at 6:00 confirmation instruction Tuesday at 4:00 Wednesday Holy communion at 9:30 The auxiliary will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at the home of Mrs A Williams 437 South Kenilworth avenue Sister Ruth Magdalene will give a talk The Sisters must catch a mid-afternoon train hence the hourhas been advanced choir rehearsal Thursday at 6:30 Adult rehearsal at 7:30 Zion Lutheran Corner Wayne and Elizabeth streets Karl A Mueller pastor residence 759 West North street Sunday school 9:15 a Superintendent SbfildF department EC Mayer junior department Mrs Beatrice Mohr Bible class under the leadership of Davison Morning worship 10:30 The pastor will preach the sermon dealing with the meaning of the Epiphany season Evening service 7:00 Teachers' meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 Choir practice Thursday at 7:00 Religious instruction for the' children Saturday at'8145 a 'mand for high school pupils Wednesday at 4 St Paul A 1105 West Spring street pastor Baker Pearle Morning service 10:30 theme "How Jesus Evening service 7:30 theme "This Changing Sunday school 9:30 superintendent Miss Alice McCoy 6:30 Christian Endeavor league Earle McGruder president The union revival i3 still going on at the Second Baptist church Home Wood Baptist Motter pastor Sunday school 9:15 a Claud Murphy superintendent The pastor wllj bring the morning message using as his subject "The Communion Service" at 10:80 a The will be under the leadership of Miss Helen Boroft at 6:00 At 7:00 Wilson A Holmes one of our state workers will have charge South Side Baptist Corner of Kibby and Pine Motter pastor Sunday school 9:15 a Goodwin superintendent At 10:30 a Wilson A Holmes will occupy the pulpit Holmes is one of our state Alonzo White 39 a Negro from Guiford county yesterday afternoon was implicated in a second unsuccessful attempt to escape from the Allen county jail after Sheriff Jess Sarber found a large stone loosened in the west wall of the jail Soon after the jail break attempt was revealed White pleaded guilty of burglary and larceny before Common Pleas Judge Everett and was sentenced to six years in the Ohio penitentiary Yesterday morning when arraigned with other indicted prisoners White had pleaded not guilty of the robbery of the Rousculp store in the St Johns highway Mortar nearly an inch thick had been removed from one side of the stone and marks indicated that the stone soon would have been pried loose to create a hole in the wall through which escape would have been easily effected Sheriff Sarber declared Progress in removing the mortar was hidden by dish clothes hung along the wall In a search of the cell room Sheriff Sarber and deputies found a two-edged saw which had been filed from a steel support of the mattress of cot and a file Several long heavy wires a gimlet improvised from twisted wire and a wooden handle of a bucket and an improvised blow torch also were found Disinfecting fluid had been used as fuel for the torch Inspection of the jail revealed that the walls had been probed apparently to discover the mortar between the stones beneath the plastered surface Since Dec 29 when former Sheriff Ben Miller received a tip from a prisoner that White was engaged in dislodging a stone in the ceiling of the cell the jail room has been inspected frequent- POWETBOARD RECALL VOTED (Continued From Page One) garding the attitude the President will take The vote followed five days of debate Ohioans Vote Buckley Democrat Ohio voted for reconsideration and Fess Republican Ohio voted against it Only one record vote was taken on reconsideration of Chairman Smith It was approved 44 to 37 with thirteen Republicans 30 Democrats and the farmer-labor member supporting recall Five Democrats and 32 Republicans opposed the motion After the senate had voted for recall no attempt even was made for a roll call on the motions of Walsh against Garsaud and Draper and their nominations were called back by viva voce votes The three commissioners along with the other two members ot the new commission Frank McNinch of North Carolina and Ralph Williamson of Washington were confirmed just before the Christmas recess 5 Quiet House Session The House went quietly home to dinner late today but the senate continued its tumultuous session into the night Both houses plan to get back to appropriation bills tomorrow The senate intends to consider the interior department supply measure and the house the war department bill On the progress on its bill depends whether it will begin night- sessions next week The house has made a good many more legislative steps this session than the senate but today it puzzled over the status of the drought relief bill again and got nowhere Drought Relief1 Both houses aired opposing views on the $15000000 for drought relief Chairman Wood of the house appropriations committee said communist agitators were stirring up the people in the drought areas He said the recent disturbance in England Arkansas was Representative Glover Democrat Arkansas said that on the contrary the participants in the England incident heard of In the senate Senator Cara-way of Arkansas introduced another measure carrying $15000-000 for food for drought sufferers in the form of an amendment to a deficiency bill Senator LaFoIlette of Wisconsin said relief measures for unemployment and drought sufferers were inadequate Senator Wagner of New York introduced a bill proposing $100000- 000 annually to be used in cooperation with states in establishing unemployment insurance A reminder of the recent election came from Senator Nye chairman of the campaign funds investigating committee who said he planned a resolution to unseat Senator Davis of Pennsylvania former secretary ot labor Nye said the ticket headed by Davis spent more than $1000000 and that the Benate to be consistent with its actions in other caseB should deny him his seat 1 COLONEL LEWIS ILL Col Lewis veteran Lima newspaper man is confined to his home at 826 West Wayne street by illness RAMBLERS ON AIR Buckeye Ramblers stringed orchestra of Lima will broadcast at 2:15 today from station WOWCFaFEt -Wayne- The members are Mrs Kohl piano Otto Miller banjo Glen Miller guitar Grant Anspach violin and Newt Greenwalt harmonica YENEDOCIA Mr and Mrs Morris Lester and Glendola Morris were in Fostoria visiting Mr and Mrs Gwenlyn Jones New day Morris Lloyd of Columbus spent the Christmas vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs William Lloyd i Misses Elizabeth and Hazel Lloyd df Columbus are visiting relatives and friends in the community during the holiday vacation Mr and Mrs Rees spent Christmas in Ft Wayne with Professor and Mrs Oswald Jones Mr and Mrs Gamble were victims in an automobile accident last Monday when their machine turned over on the road near the Becington farm in York township The machine was badly damaged Both occupants escaped injury Mrs John Pugh is confined to her home with sickness The New Year was ushered in with very little ceremony here No watch services were held this year Ringing of bells was also) omitted Howard Richards Morris and Lloyd Morris were in Decatur on business last Wednesday Mr and Mrs John Hickman entertained a few friends Wednesday evening to watch the old year out Games were played and at the stroke of twelve the party listened to radio announcements from various stations Mr and Mrs Wiggins are the parents of a boy born New day The play Crossroads Meeting given in Cambrian hall New night was well attended and proved an evening of real entertainment Musical numbers by Evelyn Jones and Margaret Williams were pleasing The dialogue by Elliott Jones and Vaughn Morgan were surprisingly good Foster directed the play which was also given at Hoaglin-Jackson on Friday evening Rev Jones accompanied by the conducted the vesper services at the First church in Van Wert Sunday afternoon RevE 'Ellsworth pastor of the church ocupied the pulpit here Sunday evening Members of the Van Wert choir rendered -speeial music atthls Petty thieves visited the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Morris last Wednesday evening and carried away a quantity of feed from their brooder house Mrs Oscar Jones and son returned to Defiance after a few visit with her mother Mrs Morris Ted Ashton of Fort Wayne was in this vicinity Sunday renewing old acquaintances Orus Morgan kept busy making pump repairs for John Lewis last Friday David Jones of Danville is here for a few days to be at the bedside of his mother Mrs David Jones a patient at the Van Wert hospital Hugh Jones of Cleveland spent Sunday with his mother Mrs David Jones returning late Sunday evening Ruby Reynolds has returned to her duties at 'the home of Mrs Jones after a vacation period during the holiday season Ralph Evans ot Vaughnsville and son were in these parts last Friday afternoon looking for calves for the Putnam calf blub boys Mrs Richards and Mrs Davies'are in Columbus attending the funeral of Miss Mary Samuels The funeral services were held Monday afternoon Friends are congratulating Kathryn Thomas upon her success In winning in the Peace Declamation contest which was held in Defiance Sunday afternoon By virtue of this Miss Thomas is ODCOCKAIRS RUM FIGURES (Continued From Page One) word before their title but this will be dropped This action Woodcock said is no reflection upon the dry leaders in the remaining six districts since he has had time to inspect the work of only half the country The prohibition director said there had been worked out a system of efficiency ratings for each of his army of 1400 agents designed to give correct and fair picture of the of every man Each will be graded upon his rating in the prohibition schools the conspicuous acts he performs and the lengths of his service In summary of prohibition work for December Woodcock also made known that for the first time in months the number of cases disposed of exceeded those placed on the court dockets He interpreted this as a reflection of the plan to capture the large commercial violators of the law getting and cases whenever possible OTTOYILLE Mr and Mrs Barney Menzing of Toledo Miss Isabelle Zahm and Harold Nelson of Detroit were the guests of Mr and Mrs John Zahm and family for several days Miss Emma Willman of Ft Loramie is spending several days with Mr and Mrs Uhrich and family Mr and Mrs Karl King of Toledo Mr and Mrs Alfresh Maher of Celina visited several days with Mr and Mrs Wanne-macher and family Miss Helen Odenweller returned to Cincinnati after a several visit with Edward Odenweller Sr and family Miss Euletta Rieger and Marie Uhrich visited in Lima on Tuesday Mis Andy Altenbeiger entertained the members of the Yetta club at her home on Monday evening The evening was spent at cards in which Mrs Ben Horst-man and Mrs Louis Wannemach-er-were most proficient and received the prizes A delicious luncheon was served after the games by the hostess Present were: Mrs Joseph Hoehn Mrs Louis Wannemacher Mrs John Warnecke Mrs Louise Schmitt Mrs Joseph HonigfQrdMrs Adolph Miller Mrs John Frie-moth Mrs Henry Martin Mrs Karl Greulich Mrs Frank Weber and Mrs Robert Fortener Mr and Mrs George 1 Alten-berger returned to St Joseph Mich after a several visit with George Altenherger Sr and family eligible to enter in the state finals which are to be held In the near future The successful state contestant secures a four year college course free Alford Breese has tendered his resignation as director of the local church choir and has accepted the directorship of the First church in Van Wert effective at once Breese has been active in musical circles here for the past sixteen -years and has faithfully performed his duties in this line The third of the Winter series of Brotherhood meetings will be held In the church dining room on Wednesday evening January 14th A banquet has been arranged for the men with tickets at 50 cents each Members of Mrs Morris class will serve after which a program will be given Reed superintendent of schools of Fostoria will be the principal speaker Gwenlyn Jones and party of Fostoria will furnish special music All the men of the community and nearby 1 surrounding communities are urged to secure tickets Accommodations can be made for upwards of 100 Osborn Jones is chairman of this group AUTOMOISILES FOR SALE (KID (Continued From Editorial" Page) The decision: The court held with the silo manufacturing company The judges reasoned thus: For a cancellation or a retraction of an order to be valid it is necessary that the letter of cancellation should not only have mailed but' that' it have been received or have come to the notice of the one for whom it was intended 1 THE GRAB BAG (Continued From Comic Page) Answers To Foregoing Questions 1 The word is UNDERSTANDING 2 In India 3 Viscount Willingdon 4 Sage STICKERS (Continued From Comic Page) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL 1928 Whippet Sedan $28000 1926 Dodire Coupe $95 00 sal wt'TJSS 880 DOWN 817 13 MONTHS $10 MONTH-5 MONTHS 1928 Chevrolet Coach $25500 1929 CHEVR0LET SEDAN Including 11 charges Interest lnsur- 1929 CHEVROLET COACH 8325 anee 376 DOWN $16 MONTH-13 MONTHS 192 CHEVROLET COUPE $316 1929 Ford Spt Coupe $30800 1928 Chevrolet coach Including all charges Interest lnsur- 1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN $176 $90 DOWN $18 12 MONTHS 1927 CHEVROLET COACH $166 1925 Chevrolet Sedan $15000 1929 ford sedan $250 Including all charge Interest lnsur- 1929 FORD TUDOR $336 ance 1929 FORD 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