The Marion Star from Marion, Ohio • 12

THT: STAB, MARIOX. OHIO, TtT.rAT. ACCCST t9, gifta to remind them birthday anniversaries. CAREY WOMAN IS HOSTESS AT PARTY MARYSYILLE JUSTICE FREES BUCYRUS MAN Important A nnonncements Court News of Adjoining Countie Something of Interest in Every Line D. of A.

card party, tonight, lie. 140 FARMERS ATTEND WHEAT CROP MEETING Production Control Movement in Final Educational Stages Here. Community wheat production control meetings in Marion county entered the final educational stage last night, with an attendance of 140 farmers at a meeting in the Claridon school building. R. H.

Gilbert, emergency agricultural assistant in Marion county, was in charge and reported that 120 farmers r.ere given application blanks. Educational meetings in the county will continue through Friday of this week, to be followed shortly with meetings where farmers may sign contracts with the government to reduce their wheat production in return for benefit payments. Farmers at last night's meeting were from Claridon and Richland townships. E. L.

Trout and Ed Grey, temporary community committeemen, assisted with the meeting. Tonight farmers from Prospect township will meet at 8:30 in the Prospect echool building. Wednesday, a meeting of Tully and Scott township farmers will be held at 8:30 p. m. in the Martel schooi building.

srtal (a Tea Star CAREY. Aug. 29 Mrs. Bernard Jacobs. Misses Mamie Lacker, Eugenia Henry, Charlottee Montague.

Opal Nacbbar, Hilda Jacob and Mrs. Arthur Cazia cf Detroit were guests of Mi a Laura Keller when she entertained at bridge for Mrs. Caits. Miss Opal Nachbar and Mrs. won pnier.

a Mrs. Richard Davidson entertained the Bl-Mo club Friday night. Mrs. P.useell Zeis won the prize at bridge ar.d Mrs. Zeu and Mrs.

Samuel Gunther were presented HELD Now Thru LAUGH-TIME IS HERE AGAIN! Marie and Wally, they're again in the greate-1 cruise! MARIE DRY CAMPAIGN OPENS IN CRAWFORD COUNTY John Clark of Marion One of Speakers at Bucyrus. BfCTRUS. Aug. 2-Crswford eountys campaign to prevent any change In present prohibition Uwi through th November election was opened Monday Bight the Firt Methodist ehurrh when dry organization leaders met to hear Attorney John H. Clark of Marion and L.

Pilchard of Toledo. superintendent of the Anti -Saloon league, plead for united support for enforcement of the dry lw. Pilchard warned that the state will vote on a clause whether or not it to retain the liquor control laws, asserting that any change In thla would result In liquor traffic controlling the situation. With Clark, he appealed to those present to do their part to save the youth of America and American homes. Both speakers will Tu-day night at Galion.

ENTERTAINS FOR SISTER'S BIRTHDAY Saaetal Ta Tae Star EDISON', Aug. 29 Mr. and Mrs. John Heanchey entertained at their noma Sunday In honor of the birthday of Mra. Heanehey's sister.

Mr John Fehl. Guests wert Mr. and Mra. Fehl, Mrs. Blanch Jamua, Carl Richards and son, Harold of Kenton, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harr DRESSLER WALLACE BEERY In Metro'i Super Hit! "TUGBOAT ANNIE" ef HOMECOMING HELD AT MT. VICTOR MT. VICTORY, Aug Henry K. Shaw, pastor ii Church of Christ at Ada de the addresa at the annual i coining of the Mt.

Victory of Christ Sunday. Rev. V. S. McLean aar.g and George Pyers plaved a selection.

A musical program IT given by Rev. McLean. ErT Carr and Mr. and Mrs. g.

Smith. A basket dinner joyed at nc. OVER! Thursday at it joy PRICES Week Dan 20c Evening and Sunday Main Floor 30c Balcony 20c Child 10c V. V. Young's PALACE House Beautiful S-h-h-b-h we don't dare tell you how daring it Is She wacifod to wear a wedding ring on certain nights.

fcT I niol un 1 0 EHflDT IF YOU'RE UNDER 60 in years or spirit, wt specialty urge you not to miu av. 1 CENI RAYMOND nM( IHuO SiONIOC OWStET a CUlIf BOM ST STIOZ2I ADDED THE RI A ROO Big Broadway MUSICAL COMEDY" Condition of 183 erf ll ia.net) 14.TO0.jS j3.e:s.5 i 3C 2 -44 if- 702.1?2 24 3.70.69 2,905 05 10 47S87 211.773 38 1 nmn 54' err.73 in wsJ 111 m. iSU rv. iif.v Jib. 3fc JSl 5 i 4 I 839 Utf'JJ fl.4?M"?9 Thompson and on H)n Profit With CASH Take advantage of the low price.

Lay in your roal, itock up on lotlin, hoi and groceries. Prices are Go-1115 I'p. will furnioh the money. Marion Chattel Loan Co. 136 So.

State. EXTRA SPECIAL Hy-grade BICYCLE TIRES "Unconditionally Guaranteed" 89 each The Best Bike Tire In Town. SOL C0KB NY fmmi' lunt.lwinM' cw IT WILL PAY YOU -SI CnflW aaaa. Danes Wednesday, nd Men, 10c New Fall Pattern. Suits Topcoats.

Tailor made. Voll A Son. 130 N. Main. Popular prices.

Save at tangley a School Sale. enormous stock, low prices. JAMES F. MELCHER DIES IN BUCYRUS (serial 'Ike Sier BUCYRUS, Aug. 29.

Funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Henderson and Lutz funeral home for James rancn Melcher, 41. who died at his home here Sunday. Burial will be made In Oakwood cemetery.

Mr. Melcher was born In Polk township, Oct. 13. 182. He was married Oct 9.

1908, to Hattle Gregory. who survive with his mother and two sons, uoraan ana Myron, both at home. One sister, Mrs. Grover Staley of Cleveland, alfo survives. He was employed in the ear department of tht New York Central hops.

Ha was associated with the Masonic and Eagles lodges and was a member of the Baptist church. MISS ALICE PLACK. HOSTESS TO CLASS Sprelal GALION, Aug. 29-Mlos Alice Plack opened her home for the meeting of the L. D.

class of Peace Uitheran church Monday night. Mrs. Myron Marten presided and devotlonals were led by Mrs. C. A.

Rrhaefer. A paper was read by Miss Annabelle Durtsehl. A wiener roast featured the meeting of the Frleda-OMe Girls of First Reformed church Monday night at the home of Miss Ida Etch- ler. Cards, contests, prizes and refreshments of tha Good Will club meeting held Monday night at St. Patrick's social auditorium were charge of Mrs.

Carl Volk and Mrs. Elizabeth Redmon. STORE EMPLOYES GUESTS AT DINNER Sperlal Tha Slar rnrsTUNE. Aug. 29 Mrs.

rfc.ri.s-hnider of Baltimore, wai a guest when Misses Velma and Irene Voegele entertained the girls from the office of the Wagoner Hardware store in Mansfield at a 6 o'clock dinner at their home south of Crestline. Mrs. Aldred of Cleveland wai a guest when Mra. Charles Huber entertained the C. C.

club Friday evening. Mrs. Clarenca Holtzhouse will be hostess In two weeks. Honoring Mrs. Russell Alexander and daughter of Trenton, N.

the Dueodeclm club and their families held a steak fry at Kelly park Friday evening. EXTRA TKOUSE11S lor work onddrau -A wide choice of fabrics and patterns All sizes excellently tailored. Removable volues ot our low oricei. $2.50 to $4.50. RICHMAN BROTHERS COMPANY 167 Weil Center Street TO BUY THIS WEEK! SI'AIDE WORK WED.

SHIRTS 2 prs. 25c Plenty of Bargains for Srhool Wool VJWr 'a' Added Musical Comedy "Old Timers" Cartoon News Events, 2 Days Only WED. THURS. HI THEATRE I LAST TCHES TOXITE I LILLY TURNER Report ot the 9 BT Tfc, i'---- PRICES Sc-10c-15c-25c i HA RIM COOiTt KENTON. Mr.

nn Fout, 43, of Mt, Victory, was fined $25 and costs by Mayor George ngrei Monday when he found her liity of hinv anrf Hi. crderly. She wa arrested Sunday oy Marsnai r. N. Coy of ML Victory.

A marriage license was Usued to las Hatcher, Kenton laborer, and Martha Belle Koons. Kenton bookkeeper. Theodora Apostle, defendant in suit for 1WJ.52 allegedly due the v' 1 1 vv.i, 1 ir 'j mi common pleas court from a Judg ment 01 justice or feace t- Balllet's court for that amount. GEORGE MONTGOMERY CLAIMED BY DEATH Marion County Farmer Dies at Age of 89; Funeral To Be Thursday. George Montgomery, 89, a resi dent of Marion county for more than 60 years, died of complication of diseases today at 2 a.

m. at his home northeast of Agoata on the farm where he established a home when he came to the United States from Colraine, County Perry, Ire land, In 1870. Mr. Montgomery was the father of Miss Martha Montgomery of Washington, D. personal secretary to the late Senator Frank B.

Willis for a number of years before his death, and later secretary to Myers Y. Cooper while he was gov ernor of Ohio. Miss Montgomery is now In a government office in Washington. Surviving Mr. Montgomery are his widow, Mrs.

Sarah Montgomery, eight sons and daughters. Miss Martha Montgomery, Mrs. E. R. Shields of west of Marlon, Mrs.

I. W. Schmidt, Mrs. Paul Gracely and Mrs. Lorena Kalb, all of Agosta, Samuel H.

Montgomery of Ravenna, Frank G. Montgomery of rv-Cliff and Robert Montgomery of Chicago, 13 grandchildren and a 90-year-old alster Miss Betty Montgomery of 653 North State street Mr. Montgomery was born March 23, 1844. to Robert and Mary Ann Patterson Montgomery, both natives of Ireland. He came to this country when he was 26 years of age, and settled In Marion county, on March 11, 1884.

was married to Sarah Leeper. Mr. Montgomery was a follower of the Presbyterian faith. The funeral will be conducted Thursday at 2 p. m.

at the homestead, with Rev. Howard Ole-wiler of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be made in the Meeker cemetery. The family has requested that flowers be omitted. NEVADA COUPLE WED IN KENTUCKY peelnl to The Star NEVADA, Aug.

29 Idel Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Dora Belle Blair of Nevada, and Otto S. Wyss, son of Mr. and Mra. Albert Wyss of southeast of here, were married at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon In Greenup, Ky, by Rev.

Edgar C. Sible. They will live in Upper Sandusky after September. Mrs. Wyss Is a graduate of Nevada schools and has been employed with the Nevada Telephone Co.

OFFICERS ELECTED AT SCHOOL REUNION Special ta The Star MT. ZION. Aug. 29 Ralph Neff was elected president. Ward Harmon, vice president, and Miss Btr-tha Assenhetmer, aecretary-treaa-urer, at the Harvey school reunion Friday at the Harvey school house.

One hundred and fifty former scholars and teachera attended. Readings, talks and music by Wil-ford Snyder, Chester Clime and Ed Price were program numbers. The next reunion, will be held at the same place the last Friday in August. Every Monday AUCTION BKIXG VOIR LIVESTOCK TO Ol'It SALES PAVILION FARLYFOR GRADIMi AMI MARKETING. MARION Livestock Sale Co.

W. Center M. al Rig our K. R. "hone 3152.

Kilt MKS A 1P BIG STARS II If tV JlT THINK! 1 VV TODAY AND TOMORROW EDDIE CANTOR IS THE KID FROM SPAIN VVHF.EF.-I.! WHAT WHAT EXCITEMEXT! CANTOR'S GREATEST rUTlKE. Vr 1 Holds Marion Resident to Grand Jury on Embezzlement Charge. paelal I Tar Slar MARYSVJLLE, Aug. 29When a man hires a carpenter to take the lock off a filling station door, It Is not a felony unless an Intent to steal ran be proven. Justice John H.

Klnkade has ruled In dismissing a housebreaking charge brought against H. M. Oberlander of Huryrus by Walter Starling of Marlon. After the dismissal, Justice Kin-csie bound Starling to tha grand jury on an embezzlement charge, filed by Oberlander. Starling, who formerly operated a filling station at Richwood for Oberlander, had been accused by hl employer of embezzlement of $'i2.

Oberlander aaid he notified Starling; he was coming to Rich-wood at a certain time to make a settlement. Starling Is said to have locked up the station and to have been away when Oberlander arrived. In his charge. Starling aaserts that Oberlander hired a carpenter, took off the door of tha station and obtained the books and accounts. BRIEFS tPFER SAMU SKV A daugh ter was born Sunday afternoon to Prof, and Mrs.

mer E. Huffman. A eon was born late Saturday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Elton Kohler of north of this city.

CRKSTM.N'K Olen Wrinkle had his tonsila removed at Emergency hospital Monday. OAUON'-Klovd ent orf Maiia- fleld was a guest for the dinner meeting of the Rotary club held Monday night. VPrER SANDl'SKi The auto mobile picked up Friday night near Little Sandusky by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz was claimed by Russell Mountain of Mansfield, who reported that It had been stolen. GALION Local police were noti fied Monday by authorities at Lima that the sedan belonging to R. E.

Stewart which was stolen from the Stewart garage early Sunday morning, had been found west of Lima. MT. VICTORY Miss Stella Mar-tin, nurse at Grant hospital, Columbus, has been called here to attend her brother, Harvey Martin, who la repotted quite 111 with typhoid fever. CAREY A eon wae born to Mr. and Mra, Giles V.

Slmmonis Satur day morning at Mercy hospital In Tiffin. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mra. Henry O'Flaherty at their home. A daughter was born Wednesday night to Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Breitigam. GALION' Soirbrough pout of the American Legion met Monday night. Plans were made to hold the annual nomination of officers at the next meeting. RITES FOR BUCYRUS WOMAN WEDNESDAY Sprrlal la The gfar BUCYRUS, Aug.

29 Funeral services for Mra. Mildred Arhold Boyd, wife of J. P. Boyd, who died at her home here at 8:30 a. Monday will be held at the home Wednesday aftnrnorm.

The body will be taken to Munrle, her former home, for burial. Mrs. Boyd's death followed an Illness of one year of a brain tumor. Surviving Is her hutband and two children, Robert and Francis. both of Muncle, one brother, William T.

Arnold of Montpelller, and Mrs. Mary Soule of New York City. Mrs. Boyd has been a resident of Bucyrus for the last 12 years. FUNERAL IS HELD FOR MRS.

JOHNSON Special Ta I Star KENTON. Aug. 29-Funeral for Mrs. Julia Ann Johnson, 71, life long resident of Hardin county who died In the home of a son. Clifford Johnson of five mlies northeast of Mt, Victory, Saturday evening, was held Monday, Burial was in Wolf Creek cemetery.

Mrs. Johnson was born In Hardin county on March 23, 1S62. She Is survived by the son, Clifford; one daughter, Mrs, Nellie Seller of Mt. Victory; four sisters, Mrs. G.

Dyer of Kenton, Mrs. Lou Kelly of Mt Victory, Mrs. Maggie Smiley of Mt, Victory, Mrs. Lottie Harper of Marion; two brothers, Mike Herman of Rittmann and Albert Her-man of Mt. Victory.

TEA HELD IN HONOR OF MAXINE BOWERS Sprrlal la Taa tlar CALEDONIA. Aug. 29 Misa Iona May entertained at tea Saturday for the pleasure of Miss Maxine Bowers. Twenty-three attended the De-Roche picnic held at the home cf Mies Ma and Emma Rinker, Saturday. FOLDING LAWN BENCH TUESDAY ONLY rilOE OK C.

O. D. OKltm. LIMIT I TO A tlMOMER. The Loeb Furniture Co.

lilt Center. SPIRITUALISTS Message meeting, 142 Union at, Wednesday, Aug. 30th, 1p.m. Call, Phone ifA2. Mr.

Charles Chevelier of Dayton, O. ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES And Auxiliary. Annual picnic. McKinley Park, Wednesday, 3.30 to 8:30. Bring your family and baskets.

Committee. MRS, MARY EDSALL SUCCUMBS AT HOME Funeral Services For Blaine Avenue Woman Thursday at 2 P. M. Mrs. Mary Edsall, 45, wife of Harry G.

Edsall, died today at 6 a. m. at tht home at 520 Bialne ave nue. Complications which developed following a light stroke five months ago, caused Mra, Edsall death. She Is survived by her husband, two sons and a daughter, Harry, Howard, and Betty, all at home, three sisters, Mrs.

Thomas F. Ban- non and Mrs. August Wollett of Youngatown and Mrs. James A. Pout of Chesterland, 0., a brother Carl Coop of Phoenix, a foster-brother, John Wahl of Hubbard and two foster-sisters, Mrs.

Mary Long at West Middlesex, and Louise Wahl of Hubbard, O. Mrs. Fossil was born Feb. 14, 18M4, In Coalburg, to Christopher and Johanna Coppersmith Coop. Her father was a native of Germany, Her marriage to Mr, Edsall took place Aug.

24, 1910. Mrs. Edsall was a member of the German Lutheran church at Hubbard. Tha funeral will be conducted Thursday at 2 p. m.

at the W. C. Boyd funeral home on 8outh Main street. Burial will be made in the Marlon cemetery. Friends may view tha body at the home until noon Thursday, and after that hour, at tha funeral home.

GOVERNMENT HALTS SHIPMENTS OF HOGS Temporary Ban Placed Be cause of Overflow at Mar- ket Points. A temnorarv halt In shinmentji of pigs and brood sows under the government's plan to slaughter 8,000,000 animals has been called until the markets recover from nresent overflow. R. H. Gilbert.

emergency agricultural assistant In Marlon county, was notified today. Shipments from this county started Saturday and continued yesterday. No othera are to be scheduled, It was announced, until notice la received from Cleveland or other authorized market points. Gilberts notice further stated that nermlealon to shin piss and sows to authorized tvarkets must be obtained from designated commission acencles at the proper markets, or from these agencies through livestock shippers or other authorized agencies. Tha notice urged hog raisers to delay their shipments at least another week or two, since me pian will be in erfect until at lean 1 a1lnwln.

one official said. "ample time to deliver either pigs or sows to the market. Producers are asked to find out whether the market point is authorized to pay the premium for pigs or sows before shipping, mis iniormauon niay be obtained, the notice said, from local ehlpper. MT. VICTORY GIRLS GUESTS AT PARTY inrrlnl in Tka Star MT.

VICTORY. Aug. 29-Mis Isabel Cahill eiitfitalned with a farewell party Monday night, hor. oring Miss C'larlnel Seller, who leaves soon to attend Wise at Columbus, and Miss Vivian Williams, Mia Gersldme Hinton antt Mi K.i Cahill will gn to the Business school Former Superiiv tendent D. A.

Tycrs and family were guest Mrs. Margaret of Bolle Center entertained 14 members of the Friendship rlrrle with a covered dish dinner Thursday. Prizes were awarded Mi, Mabel Mc Call and Mrs. Blsiiohe Kerns In contests Ctifstn were Mr. Leval ley and Mis.

Oottreil of Helle Cen- ter. A It II tl.OtK JEW M.KY III PAIRING line Watches and American Kallway Watches a (ipeoialty. We call for rlm'ke. KNICKLE-STEINMETZ Citlrena Loan Bldg fh. twl NAPKIN RINGS and MARKERS A nerewiity for the student leailng for school.

A Wide Selection In both plate and sterling iler. $1.00 and more. NELSON'S JFWriKV STORK John Spauidlng Ml (enter M. MRS, HELEN WATKIN DIES AT CLEVELAND Former Resident of Prospect Will Be Returned There for Burial. Sprrlal (a The Slur PROSPECT, Aug.

29 Mrs. Helen Stockwell Watkin, 35, wife of Watkin E. Watkin of 1459 Bunts road, Lakewood, died at 12:25 a. m. today of diphtheria and complications, in the Cleveland Clinic hospital.

The bedy will be brought to Prospect tonight or Wednesday morning. Private funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 at the R. L. Watkin home. Burial will be In the Prospect cemetery.

Mrs. Watkin was born In Prospect and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Stockwell. She was graduated from the Prospect High school and attended the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Surviving are the husband, who with his father, R. Watkin, are manufacturers cf the Muleified Cocoanut Oil products, one son, Richard, at home, her parents and two sisters, Mrs. Dio Dix and Miss Edna Stockwell of Prospect.

DANCE TONIGHT To Hank and Slim with their Georgia Crackers. Radio Stars. Woodshed Pavilion, ML Gliead. Adm, 25c Adult Children 10c. UNION STOCK YARDS CO.

AUCTION OF LIVESTOCK EVERY TUESDAY This auction will be a weekly feature, held every Tuesday at 1:00 P. M. This will in no way interfere with the business as it has been conducted in the past We will be open for business every market day and doing business in the same old way. NOW THRU WED. One by one they died each in a different fashion the hands of a Sport Rpol 'BuiMing dinners' t'tmrral Ne MARION JOHN Alii DAY i Ji HAtUI RUCCUf 'Sr i NEIL HAMILTON 3.

i I (Hisurtstr jiiiuaui- mitiTutoAU 4 IS fcal ADDED Cartoon -Robin Hoor The Marion County Bank Co. at Marion, In the State of Ohio at the close ot business Aug. 21, 1933. RESOURCES Here Are A Fete of Many llarpains For WEDNESDAY at Kleinmaier's Loans on Real Estate Loans on Collateral Other Loans and Discounts Overdrafts U. S.

Bonds and Securities (Itema 6-6-74) State, County and Municipal Other Bonds. Stocks and Banking House and Lot Furniture and Fixtures Real Estate other than Banking House Cash Itema Due from Reserve Banks and cash in vault (Items 16-18-19-20-n) 23fi.931.W Exchanges for clearing 2,164 4 1 Foreign Money Due from other than Reserve Banks, Itema in transit Other Assets (Items LmWQ Rayon Stitched Elastic Rilibctl Atli. Shirts OaC Genuine B. D. Nainsook Shorts (aa nhnv.nl Clean of $1.00 TIES or I licLEARANCE AlW Enro Shirt: i-y Values (i 35c CVt borne Sew Onei! 5 YfT iVV Genuine.

WED. TOTAL I.LABILITIES Capital Stock paid in Surplus Fund Undivided Profita less expenses. Interest and taxes paid Individual Deposits subject to chec( (Items 35-36) Demand Certificates of Deposit Certified Check outstanding Due to Banks and Bankera Time Certificates of Deposit Savings Deposits Borrowed Money Other Liabilities (Items 51-52-o5) 1.29 Sweaters TOTAL X. E. L.

Bush. Cashier of the above named. The County Bank Co, do solemnly swear that the abeve statem true to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. L.

BCSH. Correct Attest: O. E. KEXNEDT. HAYES THOMPSON.

CHAS. N. ISALT, Director SfiaTE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MARION: Subscribed and tworn to before me this 2Sth day of 1913. MARGARET L. WILLIAilS, Notary Pu c-My commission expires Feb.

12, 1J35. 'tegular $2.11 ('oi'rrf 1 Mfi0 Pants 51 ZMc Of i TlVMIMIW IT: VAYS TO SHOP AT KLEINMAIEU'S!.