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BLUFFTON NEWS
The Advertising Medium for
Bluffton Trade Territory
VOLUME NO. LXV
NEW AUTO TAGS
TO GO ON SALE i
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Ohio automobile tags for 1941
go on sale here this Saturday,
motorists will be permitted to
the new license plates on their
anytime after March 10.
Ohio’s 1941 tags have white let
ters and figures on a rich maroon
background. A new series of license
plates wyi be distributed here this
year, running from ZB-51-900 to
ZF-51-900.
Rates on tags for passenger cars
will be unchanged, with $7.25 charg
ed for cars up to 25 horsepower
$10.25 for those with horsepower!
from 25 to 31 and $16.25 for all
over 31 horsepower. Clerk's fees
are included in the above prices.
Passenger car tags already are in
the hands of Bixel and may be
obtained from him as soon as they
go on sale. Applications for truck
and trailer licenses are sent to
Columbus, and the tags are mailed
direct to the purchaser.
In applying for license plates, the
bill of sale or certificate of title
must be presented and only the
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tributor to Carry Letters
ZB to ZF
Tags This YTear are White on
Maroon Background: Can
Be Used March 10
Licenses Sold by Bluffton Dis-1 years, Mr. Barnes is actively en
in the management of his
He is seen daily on Bluffton
and usually walks from his
will
and
use
cars
Headquarters for distribution of
the tags will be at the Bixel Motor
Sales, North Main street, under the
direction of Clayton Bixel, Bluffton
area deputy registrar.
will be on sale days and evenings
at the motor sales rooms, Bixel an-
New License April 1
All automobiles, trucks, trailers
and motorcycles operated on or after
April 1 must display new license
plates or owners of the vehicles will
be subject to arrest.
Bluffton, is one of three men chosen!
Another contingent of draftees will
be inducted into the army on Wed
nesday, March 5, but names of se
lectees have not been announced.
From March 10 until April 1, tag, I Qualifications and Training of I -vr
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Drafted Wednesday! Phoebe Wilkins Wed
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as replacements for draftees lejectedl
v.1 11». vtivcivai Avamina I near Bluffton, Sunday morning.
in the third calls physical examma-i
a. „.nxL Rev. Davis, who officiated, was the
tion early in the month. I
Herr was notified to report at former pastor of the bride.
Lima Wednesday morning, and from For the occasion the bride wore
there left for the Toledo induction a two-piece crepe dress of navy blue
station
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Remains 1 o Arrive
From W? CSt Thursdayi
Mt. Cory, died last Sunday after
noon at the home of a daughter,
Mrs. Myrtle Kuhns, Oakland, Calif.,
with whom she had resided since
last December 13.
funeral home in Bluffton on Thurs-|
Rites also will be conducted in the|
Mt. Cory M. P. church at 2 p. m. on
the same day.
On 86th Birthday
George Barnes, veteran Bluffton
grocer, observed his 86th birthday
Tuesday by working behind the
wrtl VIlBrrll I counter ag usual and receiving the
well wishes of a host of friends.
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Notwithstanding his advanced
gaged
store,
streets
home to his grocery establishment
BLUFFTON LEGION
REGISTERING FOR
NATIONAL DEFENSE
Each Veteran to be List- |lw
e(j Emergency
Registration of ex-servicemen for Miss
national defense sendee was started
this week by the
Legion post, in a
tary movement
Legionnaires.
Bluffton American
nation-wide volun
on
Wilkins, of Cherry street, became
the bride of Boyd L. Clapper, of
IwRb
embroidered white
Sixteen additional men from Allen trim and an orchid corsage.
county’s three draft boards will leave! Following a wedding trip
Lima Thursday morning. Six are I York, Niagara Falls and Canada, advocated by former president Her
irom Board No. 3, which includes I Mr. and Mrs. Clapper will make
Bluffton, but none of those selected I their home here,
are from this area.
In New Locations
Mrs. Margaret Ellen Adams, 70, of LaVerne Morrison property at Elm|
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day, with short services to be held at I n
that place at 1:15 p. m. Friday.I C.
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Grandmother Ot
Local W oman
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the Pleasant Grove church, east of
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lroad
^^sLnred
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Local Post Participating in I are featured by local merchants in this issue of The
Country-Wide Movement I Bluffton News and a special invitation is extended to
of Ex-Service Men I shoppers to visit Bluffton during Dollar Days, Friday
I and Saturday.
War veterans
to register in
Unaffiliated World
also are being asked
the drive to provide a complete in
ventory of assets of the organiza
tion in man power, experience and
special training that could be made
available to
needed in the
Registration
Legion posts
on Washington’s birthday, last Sat
urday.
in the nation’s 11 7151
Tn Rnud ClannerX^^
One additional Bluffton area man| per day, considerably less than half|
will be inducted into the army dur-1 qintrle-rinir ceremonv at thel the amount needed for even light
ing February for one year‘s military I a asi”ge v I Work, the speaker declared.
training under the selective servicer°ma °/r.ReV' L’ There is no chocolate nor coffee to|
.t 1 I Wert, iviiss i noeoe
act. it was learned this week. T,
xir-i u «««^|est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Woodrow Wilson Herr, of near!
wiikids,
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Tariff is* ntv
A» CC 1 I rattlC Late
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Here Due To
rotb. of Bluffton, died Monday even- The accident happened when a train the rehef efforts of the Qu^is
T) LUFFTON—a town of unusual commercial, in
dustrial and cultural advantages—is presented in
a comprehensive
Day issue of the
Bluffton offers
forward-looking
the part of .. in Mor
tOn. college instructor in
youiig*
a
Her
in the
lights
which
Oscar Wenger has moved from I crossed
Thurman street to the V. E. Green I France.
property on Spring street, recently I autos, trucks and taxis gave further
I purchased by Charles Gazette. The! indication of the abnormal situation.| 5,
property was formerly occupied byl jn Marseilles dozens of soldiers could
I Roy Berry who moved into the I be seen walking up and down the
and Spring streets.
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She was a sister of the late|Jacob Hochstettler property on High|wjn even consider giving the visa.l The evening classes of the na
Charles Steingraver, with whom she I street expects to move soon to his I gome individuals have found it im-l tional defense courses visited the
made her home in Bluffton several I new location on Grove street near I possible to get out of the country! factory of the Buckeye
years ago. Ithe Jackson machine shop. Niswan-Ieven after paying the transportation! Ditching Co. of Findlay, Thursday
Death followed a stroke suffered in der recently purchased from Mrs. I fee, due to racial difficulties, thel evening,
the home of her daughter early last
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Mary Moser a lot previously owne
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Saturday morning. the late Mrs- Mar‘h* RadebaugM Hajled Before Court the class work
The body will arrive at the Diller
speaker stated
survey through this Booster-Dollar
Bluffton News.
all the advantages of a modern
community with schools, college,
hospital, library and diversified industries giving
ployment in many different lines.
Situated in the midst of a thriving agricultural
trict, Bluffton is the natural trading center of
area and Bluffton merchants are cooperating in
big Dollar Days, Friday and Saturday.
Outstanding bargains in many lines of merchandise
Edna Ramseyer
Teachers of Diet Deficien-
south of Bluffton which he purchased.! Some indication of the watchful-1 the personnel
department, conducted
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Here Due lo Wreck]|
VFrecAl
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Freight and passenger traffic of the| in confinement by figuring the food!
Akron, Canton and Youngstown rail-1 badget for the refugee camp. A sus-l
Passing thru Bluffton was de-l P1C1OUS p°liceman P‘cked by UP
I „mrxAH fho fmpV niipdI and Mennonites France and other!
line being rushed normal traffic sched-1
Leipsic, at 2:30 p. m. Thursday, with|ules probably will be resumed late! Orville Shafer of Blanchard town-|
burial in the Gilboa cemetery. Wednesday afternoon, according to I ship, Hancock county, has purchased
Mrs. Benroth is the daughter of Foster Buckland, Bluffton agent fori the Alexander farm of 78 acres]
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sheidler, of Leip-1 the A. C. & Y. [north of Bluffton in Union township,
sic Mrs. Sheidler being one of three|
surviving children of Mrs. McDaniel. Buy Dollar Days bargains.
nig in a McComb hospital, following! o- 20 cars jumped the track and piled! countries of Fnnme peared before Bluffton audiences on
an illness of short duration. up. Cause of the accident was no'I 1 previous
Funeral services will be held ini determined. With Repairing of the!
hauled before the police in Mar-
Bluffton Booster Issue Two Big Dollar Days in Bluffton, February 28 and March 1
LHE BLUFFTON NEWS
A NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF BLUFFTON AND VICINITY
BLUFFTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1941
IBLUFFTON-TOWN OF UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITIES IS PRESENTED IN
BOOSTER -DOLLAR DAY ISSUE
em-
dis
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two
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All ex-servicemen in Bluffton and
the surrounding district are urged
to register at local post headquar-1 Marseilles, France.
ters where a committee is on duty I Food Stages have caused
to help fill out questionnaires. I infants to receive insufficient milk! ~n.**Mrs. Robert Amjutz, Pandora I
Diet Inadequate
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Forms in triplicate are used to for normal growth and health. Jacob and Albert Orville Herman I
list every Legionnaire s capabilities I Babies are rationed one and one-half I Dayton and Amos and Eldpn, Bluff
which could be utilized in the na-1 cupa of milk per day. Children from|-n A half-broths* J^ob Leet ...
tional defense program. Original I to mx of age are given! Bluffton also 8unWsF^ tives will be in Bluffton during the! Ma ’or
n hopy "Is retained by the local W.l one cup a day and children from 6I body
will
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horse meat and those in very small! .. ... A Canplla choir atl
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In vr lnz.p DllP Tn Strict I Charlotte StannUS
Milk Rationing For Babies, Speaker Says| y
™]MrS. Eugene Ttchiegg
Tschiegg, 76, four miles west of! cherry street.
quantities. Soap is rationed out *°l the Bluffton High school auditorium I tUrns are requested to obtain form
families at one-half pound per week. thjs Wedncsdayg night at o’eioek. XF at the 1 oJt office and have
The many dietary restnct.ons are The group plaved and sang to a1
bound to have disastrous effects on ,arge and appreciative audiep e Tucs.
the health of the population and in! day nigbt
organ s I some quarters dire famine is pre-l The cast is attired jn CMU,Pes apJ
to New diCtCd- In view of thjs’Jthe,.Ta!ier propriate to the period and coiorful. n
•urged support of the food rehef plan settings add to the attractive
I ness of the production,
bert Hoover. I beth Higley, music
WAB Zone rector.
first realization that she was! Thc fonowjng js
war zone came when the bluelters Boatswain
flashed on in the train ini Buttercup, Caorl Bame Dick Dead-1
she was riding after she! eye Wilhelm Amstutz, Jr. Captain
I the Italian bordei into! Corcoran, Roger Howe Josephine,
Complete absence of all! Alice Oyer, Marcene Stonehill Sir
I Joseph Porter, Robert Cooney Cous
in Hebe, Betty Steinman, Mary
Describing the difficulties for refu-| aunts „iris ffiee club
Robert Hochstettler has moved! gees to get out of France Miss Ram-I Iception of Lazy Jim Day, homespun!
I from Mt. Cory into the property va-l seyer pointed out that a person must| e e humorist and headliner of the cast. I
cated by Wenger.
have $350 paid to a Lisbon, Portugal,|
Walter Niswander, residing in the! steamship line before the authorities! I Merle Travis and the Drifting I ion-1
sister of the late|dacob Hochstettler property on Highl w even consider giving the visa! The evening classes of the na-|eers» a b‘lbbdb’ band Natchee, the!
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ness of the secret service department! c]assesthrough the plant. The
I was sbown wben Miss Ramseyer was! groups Were accompanied by the in-
was shown when Miss Ramseyer was|
hauled before the police in Mar- structors, A. L. Daymon and Geo.
seilles. While in an air raid shelter| gjgg
she chose to make use of the hours!
seilles. While in an air raid shelterL
Sigg fonowing
hayed three hours as trains were de-hPY aad she was forced to explain! Continental a girl, Friday.
Mrs. Ida McDaniel, 75, of Leipsic, Crawford county early Monday Ge"e"a ‘J’ °We 7’e hilheTnraise dress the College Vespers Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Stearns, Raw
grandmother of Mrs. Eugene Ben-| morning.
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KCUl JEiStatC Deal I
Bishop Paul JOnCS
as al
Address
Tuesriay and Werinesday riue tohxyy figure on the budget before fess01. of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Badertscher, a
a WIeck ?n 3t 7 Generali hou^ve le stated she religio” at Antioch college, will ad- boy, Monday.
relief efforts of the Quakers!at tbc new chapel Sunday afternoon) son, a boy, Tuesday,
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provided
choir.
I nurvn i ui vmwn wwnsnjp.i were inVented by Dionysius, the ty
The place is occupied by Earl Alex-I rant of ancient Syracuse, in 399
ander who will move this spring. I C.
During the two bargain days Bluffton will take on
a gala air with flags flying thruout the business sec
tion, banners across the street heralding the event
and stores gaily decorated.
A special matinee for children will be given at
Star theatre Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock
five cents admission if accompanied by coupon
pearing in this Dollar Day issue of the Bluffton News.
Bluffton stores will offer at lowest prices carefully
selected merchandise
every indication of
future, the bargains
valuable in time to
anticipation of your
Study carefully every advertisement in this issue—
note the many unusual offers and plan to be in Bluff
ton on Friday and 'aturday to take full advantage of
this extraordinary opportunity.
|.................... ........ ............- —I Funeral services will be held at
Funeral On 1 nursaay!
cies in France Today I I ing at the home of her parents, Mr.
I Funeral services for Mrs. Mariani anj Mrs. Gideon Schaublin, of
Hailed before tourt nar- Bluffton, will be held at the Eben I Mrs Stannus had been in failing I sanitations held at the high school
seilles by Suspicious cop lexer Mennonite church Thursday! health for a number of years, and I cafeteria Friday night.
in Air Raid Shelter
the government if has comPleteI disappeared in rance,! Shp was precede(j leath by her! mother two brothers, Lowell Schaeu-1 cussion at public meetings of meth
defense of the nation. according t0 Edna Ra^ft®eyer» Blu husband Eugene Tschiegg four years! blin, Lima, and Robert Schaublin,
home ec°n-lago gbe was born in Canton Ber/,I Lorenz, Ohio, and a sister Mrs.
was officially started |omics’ wbo addressed a dinner meet-1 Switzerland, April 1864, the! Phyllis Clark, of Jackson, Michigan. I Present plans call for regular
ing of the Bluffton Teachers associa-l daugb^er of AbrahaM and Magda-1 Rev. A. F. Albro, pastor of the I monthly meetings with representa
tion at the high school cafeteria! jene (Sprunger) Klay. I First Missionary church will officiate I tives of all groups and organizations I
be removed
owner of the cat can make the pur-1 copy goes to the nat-onal head.L 14 of age are given one- the Di||„ Fune 8i home to her late area in fihng mC°me and t*1**™1 In J” gerviceg for Mj.gg Elgea
Chase- quarters of the Legion and the third half cup per day. After 14 years of wert of town Wednesday ta* sentatives of the various orgamza- Von Gunten whQ
goes to departmental offices. I age no one can obtain milk at any Xrnoon Rev A Kliewer T/esda\W1H find a deputy tions of the community, other rest- q{ gt &
H.M.S. Pinafore To Be
There is no chocolate nor coffee to.
be had and smoked meats are im-l gecond p(!rforn,an„ of S “d Thursday to asslst
possible to obtain. The only meats pjnafore co!orful Gilbert an'd Sulb. ,a
obtainable are rabbit, chicken
nnprptta»
will be presented bv v ...
D«.and!
onl'an °P
ereua De presentea oyi Farmers who will require assistx­
Stearns Boatswain’s Mate, Harold
Augsburger Sailors, boys’ glee club
First Lord’s sisters, cousins and
aunts, girls’ glee club.
Visit Findlay ConCem|
concerns
scno°* A vapeua cnoii ati ance in making out their federal re-
Miss Eiiza-
instructor, is di-
Traction
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Visitation of industrial
is included in the plans of
C. C. Ershick, of
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for
ap-
for this big two day event. With
rising prices in the immediate
herein offered will prove doubly
come and will justify buying in
needs.
nn ThuraAnn
Stannus, 37, who died Monday even-
afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. Mrs.I death resulted from complications. Although details remain
I Tschiegg, mother of 11 children, died! ]Born
I at her home Tuesday morning, fol-| had lived in this community most of|counc’l w°uld be to serve as a clear-
Due to strict rationing of milk for I Jowing a four weeks’ llhness of pneu-|her life. She is survived by a son,| inK bouse for community problems
babies and young children, ice cream! mon-a
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Monday night. Miss Ramsejer re-| ybe survjvjng children are: Mrs.lat the funeral services. Burial will! in the community assembling to
turned recently from a year of relief! jra Mt. Cory Mrs. Otis|be in Maple Grove cemetery. make plans for community better
work at a. Quaker refugee camp near I Badertscher and Mx Aaron Mes-I ment and civic welfare.
singer, Bluffton M^Bpna Weaver,! e
Orville Mrs. Eli G^jpotter, Raw-|
OX Men Coming 1 O
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ReDeated W ednesdttlH
KePeale_____
Aid In Filing Returns!
fromWeek?
aMl8t resldeJnts of
Miss Ra™eyer stated. pastor of the Ebenezer church, will CJ°leCtOr frT th! revenue dents may attend the monthly meet-1 eral home Mond&y night
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I BOOKC COUtltlJ RadlO
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Appearance here of the WLW
radio performers is sponsored by
Bluffton Post, American Legion.
Lions To Meet At
Pandora Tuesday
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Births
u i.
I lunlbus
Vespers!
oimwp Junes, nas
ap
occasions. Music will be|
by the college A Capella
Catapults
Catapults of the cross-bow type
meeting of the Bluffton
and business men’s asso
Pandora will be held at
A joint
Lions club
ciation of
Pandora high school Tuesday night at I
6:15 o’clock. I
A|,||VlllrQ Hills I
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a meeting of
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civic, industrial
March 7, 1903, Mrs. Stannus worked out» tbe general plan of the
Walter, Jr. her father and step-1 and to provide opportunity for dis-
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ods for solution of difficulties,
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Regular Meetings
officiate at the services Burial will! departm.®nt here f°r the sec°nd time|pgs of the council and have a voicel Mjg8 Von Gunten, a retired mission-
The present diet in France pro- be in the church |to provide assistance in making ou in the plans for civic improvement. I ary to China died Friday at the
only about l,000 calories I federal income tax returns. He wttl New England Meeting
makmgout|—
Columbus, recently.
Show Here luesday! LaDonna Deppler Is I
Hill-billy musicians and comedians! I rheumatic fever
Norman BeidlenK411 be featured ’n the g,gantd| Wedding of Miss LaDonna Deppler,! tions-
the
Cast of the radio show will be
tirely different from that which
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Peared ^ere ^ast ^ear’ w‘tb tbe
Others who will perform include:!
dlin8 champion Denny Slofoot, the!
1 “Boone County Tattler” Fiddling!
Daisy and Her Rangerettes, instru-|
mental group and Lafe
master of ceremonies and
wizard.
riday
en
ap-
ex-
The bride
Harkness,
harmonica
the Bluff-
births at
Clayton Gonya, Co
boy, Friday.
4rOve, a
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bradynd,
MISS RAMSEYER SPEAKER
Refugee work in France will bel wSPD, and are familiar to radio
described by Miss Edna Ramseyer, I fans#
Bluffton college instructor in home! Besides the radio group there will
economics, who will address the I he included a film “Belgian Congo
evening services at the Presbyterian I African Expedition” and other mo
church Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock. I tion picture features. No charge for
The public is invited. admission.
A
ilu iilul last
Aiming to coordinate activities of
the many clubs and organizations in
Bluffton, formation of a permanent
community council was effected at
A Good Place to Live and a
Good Place to Trade
A film depicting operations of be-1
hand the scenes broadcasting activity I Bluffton, Wapakoneta and Ce
at the Fred Waring Pennsylvanians I lina Teams Finish at Top
radio program will be presented at I of League Play
the meeting. I
COMMUNITY GROUP D‘^be
TO CO-ORDINATE playatShawnee
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to be‘
Officers named at the meeting in-
elude: A. J. B. Longsdorf, chairman
Clair Fett, vice-chairman N. E.|
Byers, secretary Orden Smucker,
Federal and state tax representa-|| treasurer. Planning committee,I
imen Mr? w r'nZ'k-
inpiett, Mrs. w. £■. k----
In addition to designated repre
sentatives of the various organiza-
be located at the post office. I Representing a revival, in al of Tiffin. Burial was in the Lima
Representatives from the Alien! streamlined form, of the old New! mausoleum.
COUnt{r ayditoi will be at the Citi-1 England town meeting, the com-l gbe 8erved as a missionary to
«ns National bank next Wednesday) munity council represents democracy) China for the Christian Alliance of
Wed At Cincinnati! Hi«h sch°01’ has been
Wedding of Miss LaDonna Deppler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Boone County Jamboree, celebrated| Mr nnH Mra Wflltpr| Ronald Paul
radio show, to be presented at 8:00
p. m. next Tuesday in the Bluffton
High gymnasium.
Deppler, Bentley road, and Loren I son Mr. and Mrs. I aul
Redd, son of Mr. and Mrs. James! South
Redd of near Ada took place at the! broken leg when his ice skates were
home of the officiating minister, Rev.I caught in a wire fence at the Stager
Edwin A. Katterbenny, pastor of thel bridge at the end of Grove street
Salem Reformed church of Cincin-[ Sunday afternoon.
nati,
o’clock.
Noted Radio Group Onl
NUMBER 44
HIGH SCHOOL TIES
FOR BASKETBALL
TITLE IN DISTRICT
Additional honors
Friday
night by
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Represents Revival of Old New| and Celina teams. Each outfit has
England Town Meeting in a record of four victor5es and one
v. I
defeat.
Modern Form ..
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representatives of
and religious or-
Blufftonclincheds,ighHwere
scrappy cage outfit when the team
topped Wapakoneta, 29 to 28, at
Organization of Permanent (o-lthat place, to end the Western
ordinaling Council Effected Buckeye league season in a three
by Civic Groups I wa tie f°r the Circuit championship,
Sharing first-place honors with
Bluffton in the loop are Wapakoneta
By tying for the championship of
the strong Western Buckeye league,
I and on the basis of their season
I record of 14 victories and two de
I feats, Bluffton looms as one of the
favorites
I Class
in the annual sectional
tournament, opening at
this
Lima Shawnee a week from
I Thursday.
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Tournament drawings will be
next Monday to determine
Last RitCS FOr
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i York for 36 years, retiring
in action with any „„e given an op-| New
personal tax returns and collecting portunity to express opinions andlaboUt 10 years ago. She was born
suggest programs of action. I near Bluffton on October 1, 1867, the
Reports were given at the Friday I daughter of John and Anna Von
night meeting by Orden Smucker| Gunten, both natives of Switzerland.
and A. L. Daymon, high school in
structors, who attended sessions of
ready the information requested!^ Ohio valJey and Great Lakes
therein when the deputy collector «I conference on •■Education, the Com
here next Tuesday. munity and National Defense” at
held
the
Pirates' opponent for the opening
round of tourney play.
Bluffton was a sectional winner
last year in the Carey district, but
the team was transferred to the
Shawnge tournament for 1941, mak
ing it impossible for them to defend
their title in the area where it was
won in 1940.
Tying for the championship of the
Western Buckeye cage league last
Friday gave Bluffton its second
honor of the year in the circuit. In
football play last fall, the Pirates
won the title outright by going thru
the league season undefeated.
ormer Resident
home of a sister Mrs. J. F. Williams
served as a missionary to
With The Sick
Condition of Marjorie Clark, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark of
Grove street, was somewhat improv
.ed this week. Marjorie, a student in
the eighth grade class at Bluffton
afternoon at 2:301 dent in the fifth grade, is getting
along nicely at his home.
wore a street length I Mrs. A. J. B. Longsdorf has been
with matching turbanl removed from her home on South
dress of rose
and a corsage of roses,
wedding the couple took a honeymoon! pital for treatment,
trip through the Smoky mountains.! Mrs. H. R. Grove has been re-
ill with
complica-
and heart
year old
Diller of
Diller, 10
Main street, sustained a
Ronald, a stu-
After the! Lawn avenue to the Bluffton hos-
The groom is a graduate of Raw-1 moved from the Bluffton hospital to
son High school in the class of 19341 ber home on Mound street where
and is engaged in farming. The! she is convalescing following an
bride is a graduate of Bluffton High! operation.
school in the class of 1934 and has! Condition of Mrs. A. L. Daymon,
been employed at the Triplett Eiec-I who has been ill at her home on
trical Instrument Co.
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j«j0]jth Main street, remains
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changed.
Power Farming
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Bluffton
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Farmers, their families and friends! ^ed
will be treated to an unusual pro-|
structor.
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weeks nt.
gram at the high school gymnasium!
I here Thursday night at 7:30 when| s r®et' n
Roy Smith and his Tennesseans, top Mrs‘ G°rham °f Tb^man
flight radio attraction appear in per-1
un­
of Prof,
college
He has
during the past several
his home on West Elm
Improvement is reported in the
street’ who
son on the International Harvester tIon at the Wh,te Cross hosPltal ,n
power farming entertainment. Thel Columbus, underwent an operation
affair is sponsored by C. F. Niswan-| Monday morning.
der, Bluffton McCrmick-Deering deal-1 Miss Helen Pifer of Orange town
er and all farmers are invited. I shiP underwent an operation at the
The Tennesseans are heard daily! hospital, Tuesday.
over the Toledo station station]
Night\Hirschler,in-ion.^cJ.E.mathematics
been confined to
UndeJ °b.Se7a'
Oliver Locher, who underwent an
operation recently at Clearwater,
Fla., is convalescing nicely at that
place. Locher, who lives north of
town, is wintering with his family
at the Florida resort
Take advantage of 9 Days bargains.