The Bluffton news. [volume], February 13, 1947, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
Here, There And
Everywhere
BEEF
Smoked
pre-
Myron Moyer of Mt. Cory is
paring to open his electrical store in
Bluffton in the property he pur
chased from Otto Bigler. The prop
erty has been remodeled and a glass
enclosed show room added to the
front for display purposes. He will
handle Kelvinator products.
Mr. and Mrs. Lehr Green have re
turned from a three weeks' trip to
Florida. While there they met Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Basinger of Bluffton,
(No bone or fat)
Pork (Cubed).
Tenderloin lb. 65c
POTATO BRIAD
who are spending the winter in Flor
ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hixon of near
Bluffton attended a birthday dinner
at Findlay, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Marshall of
Rockport were home over the week
end. Their business keeps them trav
eling over the state.
A to Z
Home Killed Meats
PORK
SPECIAL Oinr Own Make
for Thurs.-Fri.-Sat
Callie Hams lb. 35c
Smoked—Ready to ent
Hams lb. 50c
(•/, or whole)
Sliced
Bologna lb. 33c
Cube Steaks lb. 55c
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Cupp west of
Rockport will return home thia week
from San Francisco where they have
been visiting for the past month. Mr.
and Mrs. John Burkholder have been
taking care of their home during
their absence.
Meat Market & Locker Service
WHITE
WHOLI
RYE
We Buy Hides
VEAL
Ring Bologna, Bacon, Fresh
or Smoked Sausage, Pudding
and Patmhaus.
SAT
Fresh I
CHI
SPECIAL
Tessed
JKENS
1
5, avg. 2 to 3 lbs.
NG HENS
ROAST
•ozen Foods
Vegetables, Poultry
h.
Fruits,
and Fis
WHEAT
Also Vaste Fats.
Are YOU Looking
For Bargains?
Then shop at
Armstrong’s Furniture
Prices SLASHED from 20%
to 50% on
Living
Bedroom Suites
Table Lamps
Floor Lamps
Occasional Chairs
NOW FOR
WE HAVE IN
lopen
Till Z'l 1 w
Room Suites
Several Albums Of Frankie Carle
For You Classical Music Lovers, At Your
Request Vi^e Cqn Get The Complete
MESSIAH
with
Sou
Phone 147-W iauenstein, Mgr
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Burkholder west
of Bluffton are making their home
for the present with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reese
Huber.
The Pandora Garden club was en
tertained in the Cynthia Davidson
home, Tuesday night. Mrs. Alvin
Stoody gave a book review on flower
gardening followed by refreshments
served by the hostess
I Mrs. Ira McClintock and
assisted by
Mrs. Bessie
Ewing.
David Reichenbach’s
Elm street is stall closed because of
his illness.
garage on
Clarence Shulaw and son are drill
ing a water well for Sidney Burk
holder west of Beaverdam.
Funeral services for Lt. Wayne
Yoakam were held Saturday after
noon at Arlington. His body arrived
here Thursday night, being sent
from Germany where he was fatally
injured in an accident. He was the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Yoakam.
Mrs. M. M. Murray is still con
fined to the Bluffton hospital where
she has been a patient for the past
four months. Little change is re
ported in her condition.
Omar Welty, administrator of the
estate of his father the late Sylvanus
Welty, will have a public sale Sat
urday, west of Bluffton.
The Advance club of Pandora will
meet Friday at the home of Mrs. El
mer Burry.
Mr. and Mrs. Iner Basinger of Pan
dora left last week for their new
home at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
They made the trip via St. Paul and
Winnipeg, Manitoba, by rail. Trains
were delayed because of extreme cold
weather and snowstorms.
Chas. Lauby of Bluffton returned
last week from a trip to California.
He reports it was 82 degrees in Los
Angeles.
The Buckeye Coach Mfg. Co., of
Beaverdam sold a house trailer to a
party driving thru to Arizona.
Ruel Suter of Pandora was pleas
antly surprised Thursday night when
a number of friends gathered at his
home in honor of his birthday. The
affair was arranged by his wife who
baked a large angel food cake. Re
freshments closed a pleasant even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Huber south
of Bluffton are on a trip to Florida.
Amos Gerber of Bluffton has a
smart fox terrier dog. They put a
pair of glasses on him and he sits
Dinette Sets
Hossocks
Mirrors
Clothes Hampers
fOU MUSIC LOVERS
COLUMBIA RECORDS
Open ■'he Door Richard
I’ll Close My Eyes Sooner Or Later
A Rainy Ni&ht In Rio Three Way Boogie
I May Be Wrong But I Think You’re Wonderful
'S 3
kov
THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON, OHIO
up and reads the newspaper.
Correction—It is W. E. Dixon,
shop superintendent at the Buckeye
Coach company, Beaverdam who is
on the late Jacob Miller farm instead
of L. W. Warfel as reported last
week.
The Shaw restaurant at Rawson
was sold last week to a party from
Benton Ridge.
Winfred Dunlap east of Cairo will
move to Rockport this spring.
The A to Z Market in Bluffton has
installed a new locker in the front of
their store.
Four Local Scouts
In Honorary Posts
Four Bluffton Boy Scouts served
as honorary Allen county officials
last Thursday in Lima as a part of
the nation-wide observance of Boy
Scout week.
In official positions were John
Tripplehom, municipal judge Don
Burkholder, police chief Ronald
Diller, county auditor, and Robert
Neuenschwander, county recorder.
The U. S. Dept, of Agriculture an
nounced January 31, there will be no
acreage goals for com in 1947 and
that no marketing quotas will be
placed on this year’s corn crop. On
the same date, Clinton P. Anderson,
secretary of agriculture, certified re
moval from the list of scarce com
modities all food and feed products
made from corn except protein meal,
sweeteners, and oils.
HOW AVAILABLE!
rwf ARisrociAroF
FIfSIUlf COOKfRU
PIES'
for Icrya or
WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM
Greding Hardware
WANTED
hj 2
Girls for
Sewing
APPLY AT
Electrical
Appliance
Repairing
Bring them in today
If it can be fixed,
we can do it.
Prompt Service
Ellenberger Bros
All the Latest in Electrical
Conveniences
tpoint Sales & Service
•uth Main Bluffton, Ohio
105 S
Now In Stock
Re idy for Delivery
12 ci i. ft. Deep Free
acker
Prop.
St.
phone 260-TV
irday Evenings
In Memory Of
Lt Wayne Yoakam
He would not want the ones he loved
To grieve for him today
We must not say that he is dead
For he is just away.
Away upon a journey
Where all is bright and fair
And tho’ we all will miss him
We know he is happy there.
And memories of him will bring
New comforts every day
And we recall, he is not dead
For he is just away.
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks in deep appreciation to our
neighbors and friends who assisted
us in our deep bereavement of our
son, husband and brother to Rev.
GOOD
COAL
The four Kings of the
Jacob’s Fork Pocahontas
Panther Semismokeless
Nu Rex and Commando.
The four Aces are—
Clean burning
Low in ash
Troublefree operation
Cheapest in the long run.
This hand will beat Old
Man Winter and all his
Granddaddies with plenty
of clean heat when you
need it most.
A car of 6"X3" Egg
Panther Semismokeless
here soon.
SEE
Ed Good
124 Lawn Avenue,
Bluffton, Ohio
'Ual&niiHe. Qij/t
Just arrived—
A smart line of
Manley Top Coats
Mismiller who officiated at the fun
eral
and to all those that sent flow-
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Yoakam,
Mrs. Luella Yoakam,
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Yoakam,
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Gehres.
The new style idea in neckwear
Matched Vertical and Horizontal Woven Stripes
PUBLIC SALE
Having decided to discontinue farming, I will sell at
public auction, at my residence, located 2^ miles southeast
of Lima, Ohio, on Bowman road, or V/4 miles north of
Perry Twp. school, or 114 mile south of Lima Memorial
Park Cemetery, on
Monday, February 24th
At 10:30 A. M. Prompt
35 CATTLE—Consisting of 24 head of Holstein,
Jersey and Guernsey dairy cattle, ranging in age from 3
to 7 years 17 head of milk cows, are in heavy production
7 close up springers 7 head of open and bred heifers 3
young Holstein bulls and 1 roan bull, 15 months old.
These cows are straight and right, large in size and
real dairy cows. Full information given on sale day.
96 HOGS—96 head of good thrifty shoats, averaging
60 to 100 pounds.
10 wooden hog houses in A-l condition, metal hog
waterer, wood hog feeder.
100 CHICKENS—100 head of young Leghorn laying
hens.
TRACTOR and EQUIPMENT—1942 Model John Deere
B, on new rubber, in A-l condition com cultivators for
above tractor John Deere 2 bottom 12 inch tractor plows
John Deere 7 foot tractor disc.
CORN PICKER, HAY BALER, HAMMERMILL—
John Deere 101, 1 row semi-mounted com picker, like new
McCormick-Deering pick-up hay baler John Deere ham
mermill.
FARM MACHINERY
John Deere 999 tractor corn planter with fertilizer at
tachment John Deere 12 hoe fertilizer grain drill John
Deere tractor manure spreader, rubber John Deere
side delivery John Deere hay loader John Deere com
binder with bundle elevator rotary hoe cultipacker 2
wing spike tooth harrow 2 wagons one low steel wheel
wagon with tight grain bed mowing machine, and articles
too numerous to mention.
MILKING MACHINE, MILK COOLER, HOT WATER
HEATER—DeLaval, magnetic/two single unit, milking ma
chine, like new 6 can size electric milk cooler, used only
6 months 20 gallon electri^ hot water heater milk can
rack.
Ternjs—Cash
Your Valentine will enjoy most, some article He Can wear
R. L. DORIEY, Owner
Dorsey P. Miller, Ross Downing, A'uctioheWs
Charles Hepler, Clerk
If in need of good dairy cattlfe, livestock, and extra
good farm equipment, Attend this sale.
Inspection welcomed anytime at your convenience.
ALL WOOL
Whitney....Town Topic....Van Hensen Dress Shirts
Order Your
Spring Suit
NOW!
See the attractive sam
ples of all wool worsteds,
gabardines, tweeds and
tropical worsteds now on
display.
Three
four week:
THURSDAY. FEB. 13, 1947
APPRECIATED
I wish to thank all my friends for
the many cards, calls and re
membrances received during my
recent illness.
Mrs. Chancey Spallinger
by Cutter Cravat
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CUSTOM-MADE
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o Men and Ymp Men