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THURSDAY, AUG. 1, 1946
Triplett Wins Over
Jenera, 10-9 Scole
team over
lead in the
nine-inning
The Triplett softball
came a six-run Jenera
last five frames of a
game Tuesday night at Hannon field,
to defeat the visitors by a score of
10 to 9.
Triplett counted first in the tilt,
getting two runs in the opening in
ning, but Jenera
second, three in
in the fourth to
to 3, the locals
other score in the second.
From the fourth inning thru the
ninth, however, Timer Spaeth held
the visitors scoreless, and the count
finally was tied at 9-9 with Fred
Herrmann’s second home run of the
SETTLEMENT
NOTICE
Having sold out our busi
ness, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to us
are requested tojcall at the
meat market td settle ac
counts.
BIGLER BROS.
Funera
AMI
CLAl
322 N. Main
Ba
PLE
FET1
Cream, Eggs and Poultry
ROUTE SERVICE
ATTEIITION
ENCJLISH
game in the* last inning. Dick
Burkholder then rapped his third
hit of the ball game to score Fritchie
with the winning tally, after
men were out.
Burkholder
Cotterman
Swank___
Gratz
Eikenbary
Herrmann ..
Moser
Augsburger
Spaeth___
Fritchie __
tallied four in the
the third and two
go out in front 9
having added an-
Totals
Jenera
Box
Jenera
Triplett
score
JULANCE SERVICE
Bluflton, OL10
FARMERS
TON HARKNESS, Mgr.
Street Bluffton Phone 284-W
FARMERS!!
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rn Paint
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PAIL
entol and
In the
$8.65
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HARDWARE
lysical Comfort
estjul privacy of our funeral
i
iur
unobtrusive personal al-
home,
tendance brings every possible degree
of mental and physical comfort to the
families ice serve.
oervice
Paul Diller
FUNERAL HOME
'Phone 222-W ■'WufftoH
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APPRECIATED
manyr
I wish to thank all the
friends for cards and cheering mes
sages of sympathy received during
the time I was a patient in Lima
Memorial hospital. All these kind
nesses will be long remembered.
Fay Isham
Summer hats and purses reduced
to $1. Clark’s Hat & Dress Shoppe.
ome
PRODUCE
Bluffton Ohio
ffers Friendly Service
Buyers of
THE BLUFFTON NEWS
B. F. BIERY, Business Mgr.
C. A. BIERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by tha^Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year, $2.00
six months, $125 anywhere in U. S.
Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
Summer hats and purses reduced
to $1. Clark’s Hat & Dress Shoppe.
J. J. Luginbuhl, Beaverdam hard
ware merchant is a patient in Bluff
ton hospital.
for prompt shoe repairing
all kinds. Ed. Smith, 199
St., tf.
for custom baling. Carlton
See me
service of
W. Kibler
See me
Emerick, Lafayette Rt. 1. Beaverdam
phone 356.
Miss Jean Ann Frick is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bout
well and daughter Nancy at Indian
apolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cox and family
of Ashtabula are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Stettler.
See me for memorials of all kinds.
Samuel Bixel, 409 S. Main St., Bluff
ton. Phone 429-W. Representing
Lima Marble & Granite Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pugh
Westerville visited last
home of her mother,
Geiger.
Mrs. E.
Mrs. Nora Fellers of Findlay and
Mrs. Linda Fett of Bentley road spent
the week end in Lima visiting Mrs.
Fett’s cousin, Mrs. Emma Roof and
attended the Fetti reunion at Schoon
over park.
Mrs. Bessie Edgecomb and daugh
ter Mrs. Gertrude Fisher and baby
have moved from the Zehrbach apart
ments to apartments above the Bluff
ton Implement & Hamess company.
Misses Margaret Groman and
Irene Henry of Covington spent the
week end at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Gromann
and Morris Groman of South Jack
son street.
Summer hats and purses reduced
to $1. Clark’s Hat & Dress Shoppe.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gossman and
Miss Bessie Arnold of Cherry street
had as their gtiests last week Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Arnold of Vienna
and Lloyd and Ruby Arnold of Kins
man. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goss
man of Findlay called on Thursday.
Those from Bluffton attending the
Baumgartner reunion at Berne, Ind..
Sunday, included Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Gable and daughter Janis, Kenneth
Gable, Mrs. Ray Campbell, Raelene
and Arlen Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Gable.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kempf and
family and Harold Main spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
John Marquart and family. Evening
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rup
right, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rupright
and Mrs. E. Ranky and son Edward
of Eagle township.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gossman and
family of Ada entertained at supper
Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Arnold of Vienna, Lloyd and Ruby
Arnold of Kinsman, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Arnold and daughter Waunetta
of Jenera, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goss
man and
Bluffton.
Miss Bessie Arnold of
Summer dresses at reduced prices.
Clark’s Hat & Dress Shoppe.
Rev. and Mrs. E. N. Bigelow and
family of South Jackson street are
on a month’s vacation. They are in
Chicago this week where
tending a ministerial
after which they will
Bigelow’s parents, Rev.
Ward Boyd of Fargo, North Dakota
who are at their summer lake cot
tage at Backus, Minn.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
the
tf
of
the
week at
Sarah
Mrs.
Carnicom
spent the
Carnicom and family
bus.
Twilah
Ludwig
C. Ludwig,
and
week end
Miss
Frederick
with Lt. F. C.
at Port Colum-
Buffalo, N. Y.
Norbet Highland,
architect and Bluffton native called
on relatives and friends here the
first of the week.
Summer dresses at reduced prices.
Clark’s Hat & Dress Shoppe.
Mr. and Mrs. James West of South
Main street have returned from a va
cation motor trip to Niagra Falls and
other lake points.
Mrs. D. J. Baker of Richmond, Va.,
is visiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Fred Lingel and family of
Campus drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hilbish and
sons of Cuyahoga Falls are spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stearns and daughter Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bogart of
Cherry street have as their guests
this week their daughter, Mrs. M.
W.
two
Holmes of Norristown, Pa., and Miss
Betty Baumgartner of Cleveland.
Baumgartner of Cleveland and
granddaughters, Mrs. Joe
he is at
conference
join Mrs.
and Mrs.
Summer dresses at reduced prices.
Clark’s Hat & Dress Shoppe.
Dr. Floyd Pannabecker who recent
ly returned from China where he was
engaged in post-war relief, left Tues
day for Newton, Kansas. He was ac
companied by his wife and daughter
Alice Ruth and Miss Mary Ann
Smucker, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
J. N. Smucker. The Bluffton party
will visit friends in Newton, attend a
convention for missionaries and be
week end guests at Camp Wood, a
Kansas young peoples’ retreat.
Mrs. Evan Basinger of Spring
street is a surgical patient in Bluff
ton hospital.
Eli Augsburger of South Jackson
street is a patient in Lima Memorial
hospital since Tuesday.
Mrs. Corda Oehrli of Poplar street
is visiting at the home of her
nephew, Chester Henry in Columbus.
Nice comb honey for sale..
Steiner, east of town,
phone.
Miss Beverly Biery spent
end in Oberlin the guest
Edithe Jeanmonod.
E. P.
Bluffton
the week
of Miss
Miss Sarah Louise Amstutz spent
the week end visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Wiley and family of Middle
town.
Diller ambulance removals—Jacob
Luginbuhl from Beaverdam to Bluff
ton hospital Mrs. paul Obenour
from Bluffton hospital to her home
near Col. Grove.
Mrs. C. A. Biery is in Bluffton
hospital taking treatment for injuries
to her right hand which was caught
in the wringer of a washing machine,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leatherman
of Cherry street spent Sunday with
their son in law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Van Buren of
Monroeville.
Mr. and Mrs." Fred Getties spent
Sunday in Dayton, visiting at the
homes of a nephew. Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Getties and a niece, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Allen and daughter Amy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Fett and
daughter Marilyn of Campus Drive
have returned from a month’s motor
trip to Colorado and other points of
interest thru the west.
and infant
were removeo
nee from St.
3 the home of
Mrs. Wilhelm
Mrs. Melvin Yoder
daughter Marsha Ann
by Basinger’s ambular
Rita’s hospital, Lima to
her parents, Mr. and 1
Amstutz northwest of 1Bluffton.
Basinger ambulance
Mrs. Katie Basler fi
hospital to the home
Miss Martha Steiner
Mrs. Melvin Yoder and infant daugh
ter from Lima St. Rita’s
the home of her pc
Mrs. W. A. Amstutz
i Bluffton
her sister,
Pandora
spital to
nts, Mr. and
ar Bluffton
J. Wahlie of
st week in St.
convention of
by Chick las
was ad-
Mr. and Mrs. E.
Spring street spent 1
Louis attending the
the International
sociation.
dressed by nationally known authori
ties in
The gathejring
poultry
husbandry and
th discussions
outlook for
marketing together w
of disease control an
the industry’s future.
md daughter
Mrs. Cora Stuckey
Mrs. Lillian Fox and son Roger and
Mrs. Rhoda Hirschy of Berne, Ind.,
were guests last Thursday
home of Mr. and Mrs.
South Main street.
Leichty also of Berne,
with her daughter,
Augsburger.
in the
Lora of
Albert
the day
Oscar
Mrs.
spent
Mrs.
Emmet
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Allen of
Alameda, Calif., spent the past week
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ami Pifer of Orange township.
They are now in Newark, New
Jersey, former home of Mr. Allen
who was recently discharged from
the Navy.
Amanda
charged
Women’s
Mrs. Allen, the former
Pifer was recently dis
from the Marine
Reserve.
Corps
Reunions
Peter and Elizabeth
The
schwander) Hilty reunion
held Sunday, Sept. 1
college campus.
(Neuen
will be
Bluffton
on
reunion will
college cam-
The fifth Burkholder
be held on the Bluffton
pus, Sunday, August 4. Pres., Quin
ten Burkholder sec., Mrs. Clarence
Burkholder.
The Christian Hilty reunion will
be held at the Hilty roadside park
on Route 30-N near New Stark,
Sunday, August 18. Pres., Joe Hilty
sec., Mrs. Evelyn Gratz.
The 37th reunion of the Black
school will be held Thursday, Aug.
8. Pres., Howard Benroth sec., Mrs.
Arthur Nonnamaker.
The 19th reunion of the Paulding
Center (Rayl) school will be held
Sunday, Aug. 4. Pres., Edw. Kidd
sec., Mrs. Olive Amstutz.
The Shulaw reunion will be held
at Lafayette park, Sunday, Aug. 11.
The 22nd Augsburger reunion will
be held at Bluffton college campue,
Sunday, Aug. 18. Pres., Homer
Gratz sec., Mrs. Paul Spallinger.
The Schumacher family, including
descendents of the late Peter and
John Schumacher and Barbara
(Schumacher) Steiner will hold their
triennial reunion on the Bluffton col
lege campus, Sunday, August 11.
Pres., S. W. Steiner sec., Mrs. Irene
Schumacher, Pandora.
CARD OF THANKS
We, the mother, father and daugh
ter of the late Gladys Marie Kalten
bach, wish to express our sincere
appreciation to relatives, friends and
neighbors for their aid and sympathy
extended during the sudden illness
and death of our beloved
and mother.
Our heartfelt thanks to
E. J. Penhorwood for his
daughter
the Rev.
consoling
pall
and
E.
all
words and prayers, also to the
bearers, those sending flowers
messages, and the Stanley
Basinger funeral home for
services and courtesies rendered.
Bernadine and
Anna and John Garlinger
Club*, J^odg.e£
ana Societies
Eastern Star
Annual picnic of Bluffton Eastern
Star chapter wil Ibe held at the
home of Mrs. Effie Herring, worthy
matron, Friday night at 6:30 o’clock.
Bring your own service.
Farm Bureau Council
Allen County Farm Bureau Council
No. 1 will meet at the home of
Harley
night at
Marquart, next Tuesday
8 o’clock.
Hoy Circle
Gertrude Hoy
Gertrude!
The Gertrude Hoy Missionary
circle will hold their annual family
night picnic for members, G. M. G.
girls and other guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Herr, next
Monday night at 6:30 o’clock. Bring
canned goods and contribution.
Richland Grange
The folloxring program has been
arranged for meeting of Richland
Grange next Tuesday night:
Analysis of the News, Raymond
Stratton Talk on Safety, Mrs. Guy
Eikenbary Surprise feature, Mrs.
ioser contest Piano duet,
Marilyn
Stratton and Ann Evans
i on Farm Problems
Friendship circle.
Winsome Class Meets
The Winsome class of th
port Methodist church met
home of Mrs. Paul Everett
day night. Games and contests
a weiner and marshmallow
were enjoyed. The next
will be held August 29.
Rock-
at the
Thurs
5 and
roast
meeting
Present were: Mary Steplens, Rita
Beemer, Della Foulkes, Marta
Fruchey, Grace Beemer, Helen Kidd,
Esther Fett, Avis Hofferbert, Elvet
Foulkes, Walter LaRue, Stanley
Salter, Richard Greenway, Mrs. Doris
Rockhill and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Everett.
Bridal Shower
Miss Mary Gerdeman of Kalida,
bride-elect of Daniel Meyers was
honored with a miscellaneous shower
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Rauenbuhler of North Main street
last Wednesday night.
Bingo and a quiz contest were
diversions of the evening after
many lovely gifts were presented
the bride-elect in
made by Mrs. Rauenbuhler.
refreshments
close of the evening.
were
Present were:
Minnie Basinger, Bernice Deer
hake, Margaret and Janet Young,
Naomi Stewart, Carrie Thut, Mildred
Leffler, Miss Gerdeman and the
hostesses, Marie Hartman, Kathryn
Williams and Flo Herrman.
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Clarence Stonehill, Mrs. Nello
Steinman, Mrs. Stella Core and Mrs.
Frenas Herrman attended the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary caucus
Kenton, Tuesday.
Settlement
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmunk
daughter, Mary Margaret of
ronto, Canada, are spending
week here with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Menno Neuensch
wander of Upland, Calif., arrived
here to spend a few weeks with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Martha Zimmerly of Doyles
town, Pa., is enjoying a week’s visit
ameng relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Suckau of
Omaha, Nebraska, are visiting in
this locality for a number of days.
Dr. Suckau is at the head of
Grace Bible Institute at Omaha.
speaker
People’s
end. A
and Mrs. Reilly at the Bluffton hos
pital, Sunday.
Threshing and combining have
made excellent progress here and
the work has been laid aside with
very
wide
ably
light
good yields reported over a
area.
even though there has been
rainfall in the past week.
Corn is growing remark-
The Reichenbach reunion is to be
held at the Pandora school building
Sunday, August 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Case and fam
ily of LaGrange, Indiana, spent the
week end in the home of
Mrs. Clarence Schneck and
Mr. and
family,
had his
Holstein-
Melvin Zimmerly has
dairy herd inspected by the
Friesian association. Inspection was
conducted by Clair Miller of Medina.
Among the animals classified in this
herd two were designated very good,
the second highest score an animal
can receive and seven scored good
plus.
Miss Ernestine Basinger who
spent two weeks’ vacation with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ba
singer,
Mich.,
ployed.
returned to Ann Arbor,
Tuesday where she is em-
Carol Ann Lora who -spent
acation with the Basing-
Miss
a month’s
er family also returned to her home
at Toledo on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Niswander
and son Charles, Miss Jean Moser
of Chicago, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo A.
Lora and family.
WANT-ADS
Wanted—To do washings. Inquire
118 E. Elm St. Bluffton phone 203-R.
Wanted—House or apartment. Bill
Snyder, 105 Cherry St. 15
Footlets, all sizqs. Waitermire’s.
Soft balls. Wal|ermire’s.
For complete commercial
domestic electric refrigeration serv
ice call Moyer's Refrigeration
Service, Mt. Cory yhone 5-6. 19
and
Croquet sets. W|ltermire’s.
See me for prompt shoe repairing
service of all kinds. Ed. Smith, 199
W. Kibler St.,
Have your buildings
with lighting rods which
available.
call on us. Henry
Ohio.
Estimate free.
P. Zimmer, Ada,
21
Babj^ auto seats.
For sale—10 H.
board motor.
St., Rawson,
103-J.
Waitermire’s.
P. Johnson out-
Sand pails.
For sale—Fowl pox vaccine at
Jorg hatchery. tf
Step-on garbage cans. Waiter
mire’s.
IF MOTHS damage your rug
within 5-years, Berlou will repair or
replace it without cost to you. Buy
Berlou today. Sidney’s Drug Shop,
129 N. Main Street, Bluffton, Ohio.
Wanted—To buy old fashioned
chest of drawers. Mrs. Howard Bas
sett, Beaverdam phope 289. 16
For sale—Folding baby carriage.
Mrs. Howard Bassett, Beaverdam
phone 289. 16
Wanted—To do washings. Mrs.
Chas. Burkholder, 209 N. Jackson St.
table in good
Cherry St.,
For sale—Library
condition. Inquire 184
Bluffton.
which
a prett
Dainty
at the
For sale—New 7 room modem
house, full basement, all prewar ma
terial and very well, built on lot 60
by 160 feet. Inquire 716 S.
Bluffton.
S'8.90
Fork
ther Poca. $9.15 Jacob'
hontas $9.90. Order
delivery. Ed Good,
Bluffton, Ohio.
now for Au
124 Lawn
bundle
Wanted—To buy
for McCormick-Deering corn binder.
Menno Augsburger, Bluffton phone
550-W.
For sale—Collapsible
riage, prewar. Mrs. E.
219 North Spring St.
in
and
To
the
Dated this 29th day
tf.
protected
are now
Write or
Main
phone
15
Inquire 131 S.
Ohio. Rawson
Waltfcrmire’s.
alfalfa.
For sale—Second cutting
Russell Huber, Bentley road.
For sale—8 room house,
except furnace, with 3 lots
acres. Immediate possession
Mrs. C. L. Rupright, Beaverdam
modern
and 4
For sale—1928 Chevrolet in
running condition 6.00 by 16
and wheels. Reasonable. Gene
roth, 123 N. Lawn, after 6 p. m.
Lost—At the Buckeye. black
ood
baby car
R. Devore,
lathe, Ray
table, out-
For sale—Piano, wood
gio gas heater, library
board motor, B. R. Shafer, 503 S.
Main St.
For sale—Player piano and rolls.
Terms. Write Verne Netzow, Route
5, Box 310, Waukesha, Wis., as to
when piano can be
Wanted—Sleeping
Pine restaurant.
For sale—Singer
seen in Bluffton,
rooms. Call
16
sewing machine
also hard coal burner. Call
phone 631-W-l.
For sale—Pair woman's
riding boots, size 6-AA.
Basinger’s furniture store.
For sale—Globe cooking
good condition. Bums coal
Call Bluffton phone 539-T.
the
For sale—Potatoes.
Moser, 5*& miles west of
Bluffton phone 541-T.
the
Richard Reilly was
at the Ohio-Indiana Y’oung
Conference over the week
baby boy was born to Rev.
Rev.
Bluffton
16
brown
Inquire
For sjle—McCormick binder Col
umbus wagon with grain bed, good
condition, reasonably priced
manure spreader, cheap.
Steiner, east of town.
also
E. P.
stove in
or wood.
Raymond
Bluffton.
string beans.
N. Mound St.
Harley Diller,
19
For sale—Yellow
Dallas H. Berry, 125
For sale—Potatoes,
mile northwest of town.
1
For sale—Boy’s used bicycle. Paul
Amstutz, Bluffton phone 562-T.
For sale—All modem house with
two car garage. Mrs. H. W. Alt
haus, Bluffton phone 238-W. F. Gar
retson, broker.
For sale—Farm home, 100 acres 4
miles north of Coldwater, Michigan,
semi-modem buildings in excellent
condition near two lakep good fish
ing. Mrs. Wm. FJemin^, 136 E.
Washington St..,
Cqldwatfcr, Mich,
few springers 4 to 5
peasejr Willard Jen
phone ®5-W.
window! with glass
For sale—A 1
lbs., alive or dr
nings, Bluffton
For sale—4
size 24 by 36. Inquire^ 136 N. Jack
son St. Bluffton phoni 189-R.
For sale—Large siz^ Sellers cab
inet 1932 Fordson tiactor single
iron bed. B. H. WinJet,
south on county line and
east.
For
with glass.
Jackson St.
3% miles
1 *4 miles
For sale—Folding ltd, complete,
like new. Call Bluffton |hone 309-W.
For
tion.
sale—Five bu kerosene
with side oven. Good condi
Call Bluffton phkne 393-W.
sale—Standard size window
Chas Montgomery, S.
Beat Plague
A new substance for vaccinating
against dysentery, a plague of
armies through the centuries, has
been developed. The effect has last
ed up to six months.
PAGE FIVE
Wash Clothesline
Here’s an easy way to wash your
clothesline: wrap it around a wash
board, stand it in a tub of hot soapy
water and scrub well with a brush.
Rinse and let dry on the board to
prevent tangles.
NOTICE OF APPOIN NT
THE STATE OF OHIO
Allen County, at
Estate of Charles 1
Verna T. __
been »iiointed a
the estate of Charles
Allen County. Ohio.
Gazette, Deceased.
Bluffton, Ohio, has
i fieri as Executrix of
artin Gazette late of
July. 1946.
'MOND P. SMinT,
Probate Jud Re IT
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and Friday until
further notice.
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Consoles, Combinations,
Portables & Table Models
Ready for Delivery
Bratien Radio
Service
141 N. Jackson Phone 314-Y
IT IS essentia! periodically
to check over your insur
ance policies. Determine
whether the amount you
carry is sufficient to cov
er new things you have
bought and improvements
you have made on your
property. If not, ask this
Hartford agency to in
crease the amount of your
insurance. Do it NOW.
lulzi Insurance Agency
Phone: 2p5-W
11314 8. Main Street
Bluffton
CT AD
THEATRE
1 11 II Bluffton
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in
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in
“MY
REPUTATION”
also
“FALA AT HYDE PARK”
in color
TUES.-WED.
“STEP
LIVELY”
with
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