Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 7

I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1944 CHILLICOTHE GAZETTE AND CHILLICOTHE NEWS-ADVERTISER PAGE SEVEN TURKEY DINNER ENJOYED BY SALEM MATES Strings of colored lights outlined the tables arranged in the form of a Christmas tree at the turkey dinner enjoyed by Salem Mates of Salem Evangelical and Reformed church, Monday night at the church. A decorated Christmas tree was in the center of the triangle by the hollow, and all appointments carried out the Christmas theme Christmas cards, which marked places for 60 guests, were inscribed with the program and menu. Dinner was served by the Misses Maxine Snyder, Martha Ralston, Ruth Feldmaier, Dorothy Miller and Kathryn Nolze wearing black frocks and frilly white aprons. The invocation was giver in unison and the program after dinner included showing of a motion picture, "Child of "The Story of Our Christmas Plants and Flowers," by the Rev. R.

E. Schluer; and a Christmas recitation by each member. Mrs. Albert Kern received a prize for the best recitation and the second prize was awarded Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Caldwell, who tied. Committee for the affair was composed of Mr. and Mrs Earl Rumbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips, the Rev.

Mr. and Mrs. Schluer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ortman and Mr.

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Only and 256. By NEA Service YOUR BOY IN UNIFORM, or the lad whom you invite stand-in, will like seeing old-fashioned symbols on the mas dinner table. One which will make the day seem more dal is the easily made miniature snow scene centerpiece which is as inexpensive as it is effective. All that is required is a small mirror for a lake, cotton to make bordering hills, a few artificial trees of varying sizes for landscaping and a toy Santa. To make, center mirror, border with tiny earth-filled pots, cut a center hole in a square of batting so as to reveal "lake," and drape cotton over pots to make an all-around range.

Landscape by sticking trees through cotton into pots. Then stand Santa on a hill slope. Set your table with your best white Irish linen damash china, silver and crystal, and as something special for the boys, use tiny toy jeeps or battlewagons as place favors, patriotic by sticking Uncle Sam's hat on nut cup handles. Acts AT ONCE to relieve BAD COUGHS (DUE TO COLDS) Prescribed by thousands of De -tors! Pertussin- famous herbal res ady. is scientifically prepared not only to quickly help relieve such coughing.

but also it loosens and makes phlegm easier to raise. Safe and mighty effective for both old and young. all At PERTUSSINE BUY WAR INVESTMENT IN VICTORY Coffee that's Get 5 Way Betel ROASTED! 8 93 I. YESI ROASTED TO PERFECTION To get the full, rich flavor of coffee it must be properly, roasted to develop all the flavorful goodness of the beans. Because roasting is such an exacting every pound of Coffee is roasted the Flavor way, This exclusive process brings each roast to precise flavor goes the heat--out rush the beans, literally, bursting with rich, mellow flavor.

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SERVICE BAGS 47c AP fee in VIGORONS a 1-LB. BAGS finer WINEY al any package any price AT ALL FOOD STORES AND SUPER MARKETS Buy U.S. Bonds and Stamps HYDELL'S Column SUFFERS FLAK WOUND: Letters from their son, Lt. Edgar 1 B. (Buzz) Krider, brings the news to East Second street, that he is hospital in Italy.

Navigator on a Liberator with the 15th Air Force in Italy, Lt. Krider writes: "I am back in the hospital for the second time after being discharged on Oct. 12, after flying about 10 To make a long story short, we were on a flight on Nov. 7, in Northern Italy, when I got hit by a piece of flak. A big piere went in my right side, hit about everything on the way and finally stopped in my middle somewhere.

It was quite an experience, one which I don't care to indulge in again. Anyhow, I seem to have weathered it pretty good. In fact, never lost consciousness until I got on the 'operating table six hours later. It took us three hours to fly back from the target. Please don't worry as I am able to walk and that is something." In his letter, Lt.

Krider, who was awarded the Air Medal last September, for "meritorious achievement in aerial flight against German installations in Vienna, Munich and the Ploesti oil fields in Romania," does not explain why he was in the hospital the first time. He does verify the fact that he was promoted to first lieutenant on Sept. 29. Prior to being wounded, he says he met James Beyerly whose parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lou Beyerly, live next door to the Gazette, and also noted that Lt. Allen Mettler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mettler, Chestnut street, registered on the visitors' book at the Red Cross Officers' club. "Buzz" as he is familiarly known, for active duty in January, after enlisting reported, in September, 1942.

He received his navigator wings and commission at San Marcos, last April, and was shipped overseas early last June. He would like to hear from his classmates at CHS, his wife, Mrs. Betty Miller, 361 East Second street, a and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Miller, North Brownell street.

Recently graduated from Sioux Falls Radio Technical school, Sioux Falls, S. Pvt. Harold E. Vollmer, is spending a short furlough with his wife, Mrs. Ann Vollmer, 194 Allen avenue, en route to Bergstrom field, Austin, where he has been assigned as radio operator-navigator to the AAF Troop Carrier Command.

-0 HEARS FROM SON The anxiety of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oak street, was greatly relieved this week when they received two letters from their son, Fireman Bernard Wolf, 18 who has seen a great deal of action in the Pacific during the past -everal months. Bernard wrote that his ship was hit and he lost everything he had in cluding his buddy best buddy a fellow could ever expect to have." He adds: "I hope to get home as soon as we get back to the States and tell everyone hello." With the exception of a brief note received on Nov. 3, saying he was safe, the letters his parents received this week were the first to arrive from him since last August.

-0- RECEIVES PURPLE HEART department notifiche, Mrs. Sam Easter, Route 6, that her husband, a private in the army, was making normal improvement on Nov. 24 from slight wounds he received in action on Nov. 5 in France. Mrs.

Easter and her sons, Larry and Johnny, have also received the Purple Heart Medal awarded Pvt. Easter. -0 ENTERS ACTIVE DUTY Apprentice Seaman Lloyd D. Trego 17, former Chillicothe Lumber Co. employe, who reported for active duty on Dec.

5, is now undergoing his boot training at great Lakes, where his address is Co. 2222, U. S. N. T.

S. Lloyd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Trego, 265 South Mulberry street. He enlisted in the navy on Nov.

24. -0- HOSPITAL NOTES Condition of Miss Gertrude Marzluff, Marzluff road, who has been undergoing treatment for several weeks at Chillicothe hos- pital, is reported somewhat improved. -0- REMOVALS By Ward: Monday, George Ott from Columbus pike to 76 Rivers' de street. -0- INFANT NAMED The 81 pound son, born Thursday, Dec. 7 at Chillicothe hospital to Mi.

and Mrs. Claude Hoselton (Marian Gray), 203 Hirn street, has been named Gary Curtis. Chapped Raw Skin Begs For Ice-Mint For quick, soothing comfort when skin la painfully chapped -get Ice-Mint on the job at once! Not a beauty lotion bat medicated cream with lots of soothing oils. Don't suffer longer with stinging and smarting -you'll sing with joy the minute this cooling white cream touches your skin. The best thing you ever tried to soothe raw, cracked skin and do away with harsh roughness.

So don't wait any longer ask your druggist for Ice-Mint today! Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Krider, 66 recovering from a flak wound at a having graduated in 1941. His address is 0-719100, APO 520, Postmaster, New York, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. Krider have not received official notification from the war department concerning their son's wound. Their son, Cpl.

Fred Krider, who has been in Guadalcanal, since -last January, was recently awarded the Good Conduct medal. as his Christspec- above, batting midget flower your hilly flower cloth, service or go Big Sisters Class Meets For Dinner Eleven members of the Big Sisters Class of Walnut Street Methodist church met for dinner Monday eyening at the home of Mrs. Paul Steele, Greenfield pike. Wide red satin ribbon in the form of a cross centered the table and pine sprays, snow balls and red candles completed the decorations. Committee for the affair was composed of Mrs.

Lyle Dailey, chairman, Mrs. Charles Houck, Mrs. Charles Ginther and Mrs. George Leach. Following dinner, there was an exchange of gifts and group singing of Christmas carols.

Helen Steele presented several vocal selections. Announcement was. made of the next meeting to be held Jan. 15 at the home of Mrs. John B.

Taylor, West Second street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Freeland, Mrs. Hugh Oliver, Mrs. Ralph Wagner, Molly Hereford, Jacqueline Hilty, Helen Steele, Mr. Ernest Senff, Jack Hoyt Senff and Odward Lee Merriman. SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday SCIOTO, East HELPERS Main street, LODGE, 7 P.

ALTRUSA CLUB, 6 P. AT THE Town House. GEN. E. F.

GLENN AUXILIARY, 7:30 p. at the armory. CHILLICOTHE CHAPTER. NO. 419 Order of the Eastern Star, 7:30 p.

at the Eastern Star temple. ST. ANNE'S GUILD OF ST. PAUL'S Episcopal church, 6 p. at the parish house.

Thursday CIRCLE 3, WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF Christian Service of Trinity Methodist church, 2 p. at the home of Mra. James H. Lyon, 183 East Water street, RICHMOND DALE FRIENDLY Circle, all day, at the home of Mrs. J.

E. Freshwater, Richmond Dale. MT. LOGAN PARENT-TEACHER ASsociation, 7:30 p. at the school auditorium, STARLIGHT CLUB OF WOMAN'S Benefit Association, 7:30 p.

at the Fox farm, DELTA SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY. p. at Inter-Sorority Council room. CHEER CLUB, 7:30 P. AT THE home C.

E. Shultz, 370 East Fifth street. CIRCLE 1, WOMEN'S MISSIONARY Society of Tabernacle Baptist church, 2:30 p. at the home of Mrs. Eva Rinehart, East Second street.

SOUTHE EASTERN COOPERATORS, County Farm Bureau, 7 p. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartsough, Richmond Dale pike. STUDY 1.

ROSS COUNTY Farm Bureau, 7 p. at the Town House. Friday EVER FAITHFUL CLASS OF TRIN. Ity Methodist church, 7:30 p. at the home of Mrs.

Fred G. Marsh, 148 Madeira avenue. MT. LOGAN GARDEN CLUB, 2 P. at the home of Mrs.

William Stocklin, 232 North High street. ORDER OF WHITE SHRINE OF Jerusalem, 6 p. at Eastern Star temple. FIRST CHOICE OF MILLIONS faster. None surer.

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Why ever more? Demand St. Joseph Aspirin, NOW IN ENGLAND Pvt. Charles Cairns, who was wounded in action in Germany and later hospitalized in Paris, advises his grandfather, George Uhrig, Huntington pike, that he is now undergoing treatment at a hospital in England, where his address is 35631418, APO 209, Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Pvt.

Cairns writes that he was wounded in the back near the spine and also suffered, frozen feet. He is the son Mrs. Gladys Cairns, Route 7. -O- ARRIVING AND LEAVING Pvt. Robert Duffy left Monday for Ft.

Meade, after arriving here from Camp Blanding, to pass an 11-day delay with his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Duffy, and sons, Bobt. Tommy, Danny Lee and Mitchell Allen, 969 Dayton street. Pvt. Duffy, who entered the army last July, also visited other relatives while here.

Pvt. Louis Wilton Miller left Sunday for Ft. Meade, after spending a 14-day delay, en route from Camp Robinson, with BREATHE FREER drops in each nostril at night open up -clogged nose and you will sleep better. Caution: Use only as directed. Get PENETRO NOSE DROPS BUY WAR BONDS wknot are very much in vogue today and our selection will please you.

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