FEBRUARY 7, 1924

■ MOLLIE MOORE STOCK, dressmaker of Wapakoneta, deceased, sold in lump to Goldstein’s Store of St. Marys by order of the Probate Court. A Most Wonderful Collection of FINE MERCHANDISE, consisting of dry goods of every description:

„■ Silks, Cotton Crepes, Velvets, Georgettes, Chiffons, Wool Materials, Ginghams, Muslins, and various other materials of the finest grades imaginable, aggregating several thousand yards, Trimmings of all Kinds, Curtain Materials and Draperies, a most wonderful collection of Gloves, consisting of about 400 pairs, including the finest Kid, Suede, and Silk, hundreds of pairs of Hoes, including

Silk Hose valued up to $7.50 pair, Scarfs, Sweaters, Blouses, Underwear, Silk and Jersey Petticoats. Beaded Bags, Purses, Vanity Cases, Beads, Earrings, Compacts, Kimonos, House Dresses, Aprons, Silk Dresses, Suits, Coats,

Fur Coats, Fur Pieces, Chokers, Scarfs, Muffs, Capes, Fur Trimmings, Towels, and Linens, Art Embroidery Pieces, Hand Crocheted

Pieces and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention.

„■ All These Goods are Sound—perfect Goods and bear the price tags of the Chas. Kahn Store and the most prominent makers of the country. Will be put on sale at a MERE FRACTION OF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.

„■ Beginning Saturday and Continuing until this entire stock is sold.

„■ Biggest Bargain Fest ever staged in Auglaize County.

„■ Terms of SALE—CASH ONLY

„■ $1700 in money and bonds having been found hidden among these goods, it is expressly understood that any money, bonds, or valuables found concealed in these garments or in the folds of the dry goods is the property of the estate of Mollie Moore and should be returned to the administrator at Wapakoneta.

„■ Be here if possible when the store opens at 7 am Saturday…..

„■ Goldstein’s, 222 East Spring Street, St. Marys, Ohio

FEBRUARY 7, 1949

„■ FOR SALE—USED Coffee Urn, 75 to 100 cup capacity. Inquire at Methodist parsonage.

„■ FOR Sale—fryers and rabbits. Phillip Hut, 908 Murray Street, Tel. 8795

„■ Dr. Dean Plankell, optometrist. All new equipment to provide for most modern visual analysis. 48 ½ East Auglaize Street, above Bechdolt & Lyman Electrical Appliance. Phone 6831

„■ New model vehicles sold in Auglaize County during January numbered 82, according to records at the automobile title department at the Auglaize County Court House. Of this number, 62 were 1949 models, while 20 were 1948 models. The number of cars sold, by model: Buick, 10; Plymouth, 5; Pontiac, 5; Ford, 11; Chevrolet, 9; Studebaker, 9; Dodge, 3; Hudson, 3; Frazier, 1; Oldsmobile, 4; Desoto, 2; Lincoln, 1; Packard, 2; Nash, 1; trucks, 14; motorbikes, 2.

„■ Elementary School News. The following students have neither been absent or tardy this semester, beginning September 1, 1948, and ending January 21, 1949:

„■ 1A—jackie Clark, Larry Addington, and Jimmy Burden.

„■ 1B—dianna King, Donna Klima, Kay Kolter, Larry Leffel, and Tommy Lightle.

„■ 1C—david Shuler, Byron Ruck, Connie Stevenson, and Karen Wilson.

FEBRUARY 7, 1974

„■ Jacob Zint, local weatherman. Reported the weather statistics for the month of January as follows: Precipitation totaled 3.26 inches. The seven inches of snow that fell for the month was four inches short of the normal 11 inches for a January. The highest temperature, on January 20, met the record high of 59 degrees, which was on the same date as in 1951. The low for the month was on January 13, when the temperature fell to minus 4. Winds reached their highest speed on January 27, when they reached 51 miles per hour.

„■ The Wapakoneta City Recreation Board had its regular monthly meeting Monday, and accepted the resignation of Joe Allen, recreation director, with expressions of regret. Applications for the position of recreation director will be accepted until March 1.