Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 2

PAGE LANCASTER, (O.) EAGLE-GAZETTE SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1942 Wenger Lists Grade School Textbooks For Fall Term Textbooks required for study in the various elementary grades during the 1942-43 term, starting September 8, were listed today by Supt. Paul Wenger of the Lancaster public schools. The prices of the material, obtainable at bookstores, are also listed for convenience of pupils and parents: 1942-1943 FIRST GRADE Print to Script Practice Book, No, 1. 14c Package Art Paper 15c Mac and Muff-Pre-Primer Crayograph No. 51 20c At Play--Primer 27c First Days in School 33c In Number Land 30c Pencil tablet, ruler, eraser, scissors.

SECOND GRADE Print to Script Practice Book, No. 2 14c Package Art Paper: 15c Crayograph 20c Workbook for Second Reader 27c Workbook for Speller, No. 2 24c Numbers At Work 33c Pencil tablet, ruler, eraser, scissors. THIRD GRADE Writing- Zaner and Bloser Copy Book, No. 3 14c Package Paper 15c Crayograph No.

321 05c 15c Drawing Pencil No. 312 Child's Health Book, No. 3 37c Workbook for Third Reader Workbook for Speller, No, 3 24c Composition book, pencil tablet, common pencil, ruler, eraser, scissors. FOURTH GRADE Writing-Zaner and Bloser Copy Book No. 4 14c Package Art Paper 15c Crayograph No.

321 15c 35c Water color box Drawing Pencil No. 312 05c Child's Health Book, No. 4 37c Workbook for Speller, No. 4 24c Geography Workbook--Peoples of Other Lands 33c Composition book, pencil tablet, common pencil, eraser, ruler, pen holder, pen points. FIFTH GRADE Writing- and Bloser Copy Book, No.

5 14c Drawing Pencil No. 312 05c Workbook for Speller, 24c Geography Workbook--North America and South America 40c Composition book, pencil tablet, common pencil, eraser, ruler, pen holder, pen points. (Art supplies to be purchased from teacherSIXTH GRADE Writing- and Bloser Copy Book, No. 6 14c Drawing Pencil No. 312 05c Workbook for Speller, No.

6 24c Geography Workbook- -South America and Old World Continents 53c Composition book, pencil tablet. common pencil, ruler, eraser, pen holder, pen points, Webster's Dictionary. (Art supplies to be purchased from teacherSEVENTH GRADE Workbook for Speller, No. 7 24c English Workbook- Plain Way Book 1 27c Drawing Pencil No. 312 05c Composition book, pencil tablet, common pencil, ruler, eraser, pen holder, pen points, Webster's Dictionary.

(Art supplies to be purchased, from teacherWorkbook for Speller, No. 8 24c English Workbook, Plain Way Book 2 27c Drawing Pencil No. 312 05c Composition book, pencil tablet, common pencil, ruler, eraser, pen holder, pen points, Webster's Dictionary. (Art supplies to be purchased from teacher- -25c) PUBLIC SALE Saturday, August 29, 1942, at 12 Noon 40 High Grade Horses Jerseys One Mare, bred and 15 Milk Cows, 2 Bulls, with 8 colt. 1 Mare Colt, 15 Heifers, Bred; Calves.

1 1 Mare Colt, 2 yr. HOGS--Poland Chinas-? Young Gilts Bred, 10 Female Pigs. 800 Bales 1941 Clover Hay, 115 Bales Alfalfa, Myers Duall Power Sprayer, Jacager Power Concrete Mixer, 1 Sharpless A cream separator with motor, 1 milk cooler, 3 to 5 h. p. gas engine, 1 Potato Grader, Metal Silo Roof, Hay Rake, 10-gal.

Barrel Churn, Garden Seeder, Irish Cobblers. Female Calf to be given following sale. Any one attending is entitled to register for the same. Terms- -CASH. G.

C. Doersam, Auct. C. R. Dill, Clerk CARL HOOFFSTETTER Six miles south of Columbus on U.

S. 33-Between Black Lick Bridge and Asbury Church. MONDAY ONLY! BACK TO SCHOOL IN LUCKOFF'S PRINT DRESSES Send them back to school in real pretty price. These are fast only, we are selling these for special Many styles. Sizes to colors and will wash.

prints. For Monday 14. REG. 79c VALUE LUCKOFF'S -Dependable Goods At Lowest Prices ATTENTION! SOLDIERS SAILORS MARINES Carl Cruit George Shupe Earl Huff When home, come in and be photographed. SALYERS W.

Main "See Wiseman's Windows" Phone 1040 Young Or Old, You'll Have A Big Time At Lake Thursday It's going to be a big day for the kids -as well as grown upswhen the Eagle-Gazette's annual Lancaster and Fairfield-co Day is held Thursday, August 27, at Buckeye Lake Park, scene of such successful outings in recent years. Let's see what's in store for younger generation -attractions and features of the day's multitude of celebrations that will appeal especially to them. To begin with, all rides at the park, except boats and dips, will be free to them, as well as to adults, from 2 to 3 p. m. and again from 7 to 7:30 p.

m. These rides include the Skooter, the Hey-Dey, the Merry-Go-Round, the Sky-Rocket, the Pretzel, the Flying Skooter, the Octopus, the Bug and the Rolo-plane. And if the kids don't get their fill of rides during these timesand what boy or girl may avail themselves of the opportunity to ride on these amusements except boats and 1-dips at any other time in the day, for nine cents. Nine-cent tickets may be purchased from any cashier on the grounds. For only two nine-cent tickets they may treat themselves to the fun provided in the new Fun House at the Park.

And for three nine-cent tickets they may enjoy a swim, or for three more tickets HERE MONDAY Lieut. John Crawford Aviation Officer To Give Exams To Lancaster Boys Lieut. John Crawford of the Board Hotel Lancaster Naval Aviation, Cadet Selection from 10 a. m. to 5 p.

m. Monday to interview and examine young men interested in flying with the Navy. He will also be principal speaked at the Mondav noon luncheon of the Rotary Club, Besides outlining the work of the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board, the lieutenant will describe the training program for Navy fliers and will show the latest Naval Aviation movies. The thirteen months program covers all aspects of land and marine flying, navigation, communications, and ground crew work. Young men 18 to 26 inclusive, unmarried, and high school graduates are eligible to fly with the Navy.

The pay ranges from $75 per month during training to around $290 monthly on active flight duty. Upon graduation all Naval Aviation Cadets are commissioned as Ensigns in the U. S. Naval Reserves. or as Second Lieutenants in the U.S.

Marine Corps Reserves, and are entitled to wear the Navy Wings of Gold. After passing preliminary examinations at their local recruiting stations. or at Hotel Lancaster Mondav. the Cadet applicants go to the Cadet Selection Board in Columbus where they are enlisted after comprehensive physical examinations and searching interview by the Flight Board. On the athletic fields of the University of Iowa the cadets are made tough and resourceful, and in the blue skies over Corpus Christi, Miami, and Pensacola they are taught to fly naval planes.

Thanks Expressed By British Mother Dated April 8. 1942, a card of thanks was received here vesterday at the Red Cross office, via National Headquarters, from a British mother who has received one of the baby layettes made by Lancaster chapter. The was first sent to the Public Health Department, Hales Lane. Smethwick, and was signed by Billington, 15 Mill Hill. Birmingham W.

England. Mrs. Ida R. Fletcher, executive secretary, said today that many inquiries had been made in the past by local workers regarding the shipping safety of garments made by the Red Cross. In answer to that, Mr.

Glen A. Whisler, assistant director of the Eastern Area, at the recent State conference in Columbus, said that of the one hundred million dollars worth of material shipped abroad the losses were figured at less than 4 per cent. In An Emergency CALL 727 J. V. HALTEMAN Funeral Home Est'b.

1921 147 W. Wheeling St J. H. SHERIDAN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 222 South Columbus St. Phone 410-W REFRIGERATION And Electrie Motor Service PHONE 2783 Geo.

B. Shaw 649 E. Main Lancaster, Ohio Jaloppy Scrapping In Fairfield For July Shows Gain they may skate to their heart's content. Tickets for the free rides and reduced admission prices may be secured free at any store in Lancaster or Fairfield-co which advertises in the Eagle-Gazette. These tickets are now being.

distributed by merchants of the city and county. The kids will even have an opportunity to win themselves some money by competing in one or more of ten contests to be held starting at 4:45 p. m. These contests include a penny scramble and a peanut relay race, for girls and boys between the ages of four and seven; a pie eating contest for boys up to 14 years of age; a blindfold target race for girls from eight to 12; an apple eating handicap for girls of all ages, and the same contest for boys of all ages; a threelegged race for both boys and girls from eight to 12; a wheelbarrow boys from eight to 12; a football throwing contest for girls from eight to 12, and a shoe scramble for boys, eight to 12 years of age, The winner of each contest will receive a cash award of $1.00. There are any number of other things which will help the boy or girl who comes to this outing to have a good time.

So you boys and girls, get after your parents, and see to it that they take you to Buckeye Lake Park on Thursday, August 27. BIRTHS I NITEWINE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nitewine, Columbus, announce the birth of a son, Monday, August 17, in St. Ann's Hospital, Columbus.

Mrs. Nitewine former Lancaster resident. EVANS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans, Columbus are the parents of a son, born August 22 in the Lancaster hospital.

FENT Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fent, Lake, announce the Buckeye, son, August 21 in the Lancaster hospital. NIMON A son was born August 20 to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Nimon at their home on East -st. FRANK E. SMITH FUNERAL HOME Service of Character. Efficiency, PHONE 1117 DEATHS Mrs. Frank Raitze Mrs.

Carrie L. Raitze, 71, widow of Frank Raitze, fell dead yesterday afternoon while working in the backyard of her home at 508 North High-st. Neighbors discovered her body at 5 p. m. Coroner J.

D. Dupler, who attributed death to a heart attack, estimated that she had been dead about an hour before her body was found. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Perce S. Reed, Columbus, and four grandchildren.

The body was removed to the J. V. Halteman funeral home where private services will be conducted Monday, 2 p. the Rev. Howard Rogers, followed by burial in Forest Rose cemetery.

Friends may call at Halteman's Sunday afternoon and evening. MARRIAGE LICENSES Raymond Frank Touvell, Lancaster, tender and Hattie Alice Robinson, Lancaster, glassworker. George William McMillen, Lancaster, glassworker and Irene Helen Hoover. Lancaster, carbon worker. Rev.

A. C. Young. Ralph Olen Hill, Amanda, Rt. 1, glassworker and Jennie Evaline McLaughlin, Pleasantville, housework.

Rev. Frank Clarke. TODAY 2 Big Laugh and Thrill Hits LUM AND BACK keep you rearing! KID GLOVE starring VAN M-6-M Picture with of Gl ABNER KILLER HEFLIN Marsha Bowmen Johnny Eager Continuous Sat. Sun. YOUR FAMILY THEATER TUES.

Bui ABBOTT-COSTELLO RIO wit Kathryn GRAYSON John CARROLL and EROS VOLUSIA and her PAN-AMERICAN DANCERS! Man Meyer Also Disney Comic News Sunday At 1:15, 3:12, 5:08, 7:05, 9:03 Prevue Today 1:00 'til 9:30 P. M. LIBERTY Sun. and Mon. then Tues.

Adm. 10c 25c TRIPLE BILL POWDER KEG THEY'RE America's FLYING vital HIGH life DANGEROUS line midst tropical romance! CANAL with Plus--Red Barry CHESTER MORRIS -In- HARRIET HILLIARD Also, "Stagecoach Gang Express" Busters JOHN HUBBARD Fairfield-co, moving 38 tons in July, as compared with 23 in June, was one of the few Ohio counties showing an increase in the scrapping of jaloppies for war production. At Cleveland an appeal was made today to all citizens in the southern part of Ohio, the states of Kentucky and Virginia who possess unuseable automobiles, to immediately contact their nearest wrecking yard and scrap their old war production. A decrease, of 7,159 tons was noted in July for the area. The appeal was made by Edgar J.

Arnstine, District Chief, Automobile Salvage Section, War Production Board, who said the inventories of the automobile graveyards in the area were so seriously depleted that many of the yards may have to close down. "This cannot be allowed to happen," said Mr. Arnstine, "for yards are a valuable source of scrap iron and steel so desperately needed for war production. "The yards in this area are working on the WPB 60-day program, which simply means that the entire contents of the yards are disposed of every 60 days or less. They are, for the most part, doing a fine job in keeping up with their end of the program, however, their inventories have fallen off so badly that it is impossible for them to cut and prepare as many cars as should be normally be prepared.

"This serious situation," Mr. Anstine continued, "is due to the fact that many people are, laboring under the delusion these old jaloppies are worth hugh sums of money. "This, of course, is not true. Prices range from $7.50 to $15 per car. The dealers can't stay in business paying more, after handling and transportation costs are deducted." HURRY! POSITIVELY ENDS TONITE SHOWS TODAY AT 12 2 NOON 2:20 4:45 7:05 9:20 "MRS MINIVER" with Walter Greer Pidgeon Garson Edits PLUS! Kaltenborn The News KEEP "COOL" AT THE LYRIC SUN.

MON. TUES. Where The "Hit Shows" Play Sunday Shows At 1 3 -5 7 9 P.M. M-G-M's MAMMOTH MUSICAL Not since "Ziegfeld such a gay, glittering gift from heaven! Broadway's musical smash hit is on the with gour singing sweethearts reunited in the wonder show of girls, music, Jeanette McDONALD Nelson EDDY 7 MAJ. Screen W.

Play S. Directed by VAN 0 by Anito DYKE Laos IF BINNIE EDWARD BARNES EVERETT REGINALD OWEN Plus Our Gang Comic DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE MONA MARIS "Don't Produced by Hunt JANIS CARTER INEZ COOPER Lie" FLASH! U. S. RANGERS JOIN COMMANDO RAID! How American invasion troops trained for months in assault tactics both here and in Britain, had their baptism of fire. Highlights of "miniature invasion" of Dieppe visualized in thrilling film story.

Starts Wed. SHIRLEY TEMPLE in 'Miss Annie Rooney' At 2:22, 4:48, 7:03, 9:26 LAST DAY! At 1:21, 3:47, 6:02, 8:25. with Michael Preston TWAS AMES TOKYO, FOSTER Brenda 2 HITS! FRAMED Julie BISHOP JOYCE Enter Theatre at 8:07 Tonite and See Three Features! TONITE 10:30 PALACE Sun. Mon. Tues.

Wed. THEY "KEEP 'EM Sunday Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, ROMANCE IN THE AIRPLANTS wings for he eagles fly off assembly lines! Starring ANN SHERIDAN with Air Raid Wardens Attention: "Your Air DENNIS JACK Raid dramatizing Specific Duties of your Emergency Job MORGAN CARSON BUG'S BUNNY IN "ALL THIS AND WABBIT STEW!".