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PAGE EIGHT
TERMS: CASH
PUBLIC SALE
of Household Goods
At the Stough residence, 341 Cherry
SATURDAY, JULY 12th
at 1:00 P. M.
The following property:
2 bedsteads chest of drawers dressing table 2 piece
living room suite 2 good 9 by 12 wool rugs throw rugs
tapestry hall runner 3 small tables maple upholstered
chair 2 large mirrors corner china cupboard music cabi
net 2 dining tables 6 dining chairs 3 odd chairs oak
rocking chair library table: electric clock 8-day clock
3 kitchen chairs kitchen steb stool kitchen half-cabinet
cupboard clothes hamper oil range electric heater fire
less cooker electric iron wardrobe ice tongs dishes
cooking utensils wall clothe* rack pictures and frames
combination bookcase and desk sewing machine floor
lamp table lamps garden totals 75 ft. garden hose fruit
jars crocks yard seat and chiairs porch swing some bed
ding oldfashioned flour barrel lawn mower oil drum
ironing board hand sweeper electric washing machine
tubs with wringer rack 2 kerosene lamps.
Clyde Warre Auctioneer
FROSTED FOODS
Whole or Sliced—Sweetened
Strawberries Pck. 49c
Dole's—Crushed
Pineapple Pack 33c
Your Favorite Flavor
ICE CREAM
Pint 23c, Quart 45c
Gallon $1.75
A 5 A
U U
Y2 or Whole
Wise. Brick,
POTATO BREAD
Bluffton,
MAY STOUGH
MRS. MAUDE STEWART
Owners
AtoZ
Meat Market & Locker Service
Home Killed Meats
PORK
BEEF VEAL LAMB
AUTHORIZED DEALER
BIRDS EYE
Picnic
Ready to Eat or
Tenderized
HAMS lb. 45c
A------------ L
I LUNCH
Skinless
MEATS
Weiners
Large
Bologna
Pickle and
Maccaroni and
Soft Drinks \Ty 6eot 25c
Churngold
Nu-Maid
CHEESE
Ready to eat
Hams
lb. 39c
Chedder,
Velvet ta,
Swiss, Pi
American,
Tasty, Old
Cream,
mento,
Sharp, Chateau,
English and Shefford
PORK CHOP
End Cut Chops lb. 50c
Extra Special Thurs., Friday, Saturday
Bacon in Piece u»°i. lb. 50c
CHICKENS FretJS“d lb. 59c
lb. 35c
lb. 33c
lb. 40c
lb. 45c
lb. 45c
Pimento Loaf
Dutch Loaf
Chicken Loaf
lb. 40c
Cheese Loaf
Pudding Liver lb. 35c
lb. 34c
lb. 63c
........................4—
OUR OWN MAKE
Bologna* Fresh or
Smoked Sausage and
Large Weimers.
Lean
Loin
Hi 55c
WHITE
WHOLE WHEAT
RYE
Return Home From
June Wedding Trip
Norman Beidler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Beidler of South Jack
son street and his bride the former
Ruth Virginia Campbell, of Bowling
Green have returned from a wed
ding trip to Geneva on Lake Erie
and are at home at 1214 Carlyon
Road, East Cleveland.
Their wedding took place Satur
day, June 14 in the First Christian
The bride, daughter of Mrs. Rob
ert Campbell of Bowling Green was
a student in the Bluffton college de
partment of music.
Mr. Beidler who attended Bluffon
college for two years is a student
at Case Institute of Technology,
Cleveland, where he enrolled after
spending three years overseas as an
engineer in Gen. Patton’s Third
Army.
Many Attend Opening
Of Moyer Store Here
More than 500 people attended the
formal opening of the Moyer Refrig
eration and Heating establishment
on South Main street, Saturday
afternoon and evening.
The store, featuring a modem line
of household appliances occupies the
former Otto Bigler property which
the Moyer interests purchased and
have extensively remodeled for show
room and residence purposes.
Church To Pray For
World Peace Sunday
Special prayers for world peace
will be offered in the First Men
nonite church during the Sunday
morning service, it was announced
by the pastor, Rev. J. N. Smucker.
Because of his absence the services
will be in charge of Rev. G. T.
Soldner.
The Middle District Mennonite
conference in session here last month
recommended that the Sunday near
est to Independence day be set aside
as “a day of prayer, seeking guid
ance from Almighty God in regard
to this threat to world peace.”
The conference also suggested that
the day be observed as a time of
“confession and penitence for
many sins.”
The bride’s mother wore a suit of
soldier blue trimmed in sequins with
pink feather hat and accessories.
Mother of the bridegroom wore a
white silk jersey orchid flowered
dress and orchid hat with rosebud
corsage.
Following the ceremony they left
on a motor trip to the Great Smoky
mountains and on their return will
reside at Prospect street in Beaver
dam.
Tennis Toyrney Is
Planned For Fourth
Plans for a Fourth of July tennis
tournament were announced by the
Bluffton Tennis club Tuesday to be
held at the club courts.
9:30 A. M.—Roger Howe vs Wood
row Little Norman Triplet vs Dick
Berky.
11 A. M.—Dale Reichenbach vs
Lou Zeamans Dale Good vs Stan
Ellis.
1 P. M.—John Stonehill vs Chas.
Steiner Wilbur Howe vs Morris
Triplett.
2:30 P. M.—Ropp Triplett vs
Robert Simcox Nate Ganger vs
winner of Triplett-Berky match.
Drawings for doubles matches will
take place Friday afternoon and
finals are scheduled to be played on
Sunday.
Finals in the singles matches of
the Memorial day tournament were
played last Thursday when Roger
Howe won the title, defeating Wood
row Little, runnerup by a score of
8-6 and 6-0.
4th Of July Rodeo
At Anderson Ranch
A horse pulling contest and rodeo
are highlights of an all day pro
gram of 14 events for July 4 at
Anderson’s Ranch, one and one-half
miles southeast of Rawson, How’ard
Clinger, manager announced. Cash
prizes of $400 are offered.
First event at 9 a. m. will be the
horse pulling contest for lights and
heavies with
pulling team
traction.
the world’s champion
billed as an added at-
gets under way at 1
The rodeo
p. m. with bronco and steer riding,
relay riding, calf roping and pony
races.
THE BLUFFTONNEWS, BLUFFTON. OHIO
A state-wide
uled for the mo
auspices of the (.
Chiefs of Police
this area by sta
men and city pol
trol commander
at Findlay, will 1
the Northwest 01
Hancock count
Chief of Police
Tiffin, directing
Robert Potee, 21
son of Rell Potee,
in a hospital at
result of an accic
him while workii
on the Nickel Pl
latter city
Sunda
the
after
in
His wife,
of Bluffton
their home
husband’s injury
daughter Caryl
home of her par
Willis Welty of
Sunday night ai
Monday morning.
our
Couple Is Wed At
Home Of Minister
Wedding of Belle Hall, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Potee and
Roger Gossard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Gossard were married in a dou
ble ring ceremony at the home of
the officiating minister, Rev. Paul
Cramer of the Methodist church
Saturday evening.
The bride wore for the occasion
a gown of white silk orchid flowered
jersey with white feather hat and
accessories and carried a handker
chief sent from France to her moth
er during the First World War 30
years ago.
Wear a
PORTIS
State-Wide Automobile Traffic
Check Will Be Made During July
raffic check sched
nth of July under
)hio Association of
will be handled in
te highway patrol
ice forces.
to be checked dur
campaign include
windshield wipers,
Safety factors
ing the one-montl
brakes, horns,
headlights, tail 1
mirrors and
stein, district pa
ith headquarters
co-ordinator for
district.
n counties are in
drive, with Chief
of Lima,
Allen and Putn
Zone in the are
of Police Kermit Westbay
serving as zone co­
ii Zone F, w’ith
jld Fraley, of
zone activities.
Former Local Man
Hurt On Railroad
of Ft. Wayne,
Mound street, is
iry, Ind., as the
ent which befell
as a brakeman
e railroad near the
y afternoon.
jrmer Ruth Welty
receiving word at
Ft. Wayne of her
[eft her 2-year-old
Xnn here at the
nts Mr. and Mrs.
South Main street
went to Gary,
Except to state
a leg injury, th
by his wife gave
the extent or nat
at Potee suffered
message received
indication as to
a of the accident.
Former Student To
Be Pastor In Marion
Ellis Guthrie who was graduated
from Bluffton college three years
ago and this spring was graduated
from Bethany Theological seminary,
Chicago, HL, ha
to the
Church
July 1.
Mrs. J.
Line Church of
of Bluffton.
accepted a call
pastorate of the Marion
of the Brethren beginning
He is the son of Rev. and
L. Guthrie of the County
Brethren south
Economists claim that farmers
pay 10 per cent of the annual U. S.
clothing bill, about $1,500,000,000,
from farm pockets.
On the Fourth
Cool as a halo, these
head-happy PORTIS
SAILORS will give you
■featherlight summer com
tort seasonable
smartness.
Other styles $1.50 to $6
Open this Thursday afternoon.
Closed all day Friday, July 4.
GEIGER & DILLER
Hatters and Haberdashers to
Men and Young Men
Funeral Thursday
For Jenera Woman
Mrs. Stella May Russell, 54, wife
Carl RusSell, died Tuesday
ing at her home in Jenera,
carcinoma,
services will
Thursday afternoon at 2
Jenera Methodist church
she was a member with the pastor,
Rev. W. E. Ballinger officiating.
Burial at Maple Grove cemetery in
Findlay.
Funeral
Average increase for the staff of
1814 instructors will be slightly over
$300, making an average teacher’s
salary $2,465.
Beaverdam
Guests at the Beaverdam Metho
dist Parsonage last Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. O. D. Grim and children,
Ilo Jean, a student in Ft. Wayne,
Nancy Lou, Roger and Garry of
Pleasant Bend Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Herr and son Bruce of Defiance.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Dow Fauver of
Beaverdam were guests at Lakeside,
a part of last week, attending the
Northeast Ohio Methodist Annual
Conference.
Charles Timothy and Bobbie Fau
ver of Wauseon will be guests of
their grandpraents, Rev. and Mrs.
L. Dow Fauver at Beaverdam over
the Fourth of July and coming week
end.
People who say cheese now does
not have the same flavor as oldtime
cheese are correct. Modern cheese is
made by controlled methods that
standardize its flavor. Oldtime
cheese was individualistic
w
morn
Death
be held
of which
Surviving besides her husband are
her son, Max at home and her
mother, Mrs. Ira Smith at the same
residence. A sister, Mrs. Paul
Latham of Rawson and brother,
Wilbur Smith of Hillsdale, Mich.,
also survive.
SCHOOL HIRES TWO TEACHERS
(Concluded from page 1)
Bluffton schools will receive from
this source, $6,183 was allocated to
additional pay for teachers, with in
creases ranging from $100 to $500.
With the present increases in pay
for the coming school year, Supt.
R. S. Lanham will receive a salary
of $3,950 and Principal Gerhard
Buhler $3,200.
Lou Nelson was hostess to
,t Matron’s Club of Bluffton
No. 380 Order of Eastern
her home on Tuesday evening.
Present were Mrs. Hazel Todd, Mrs.
Evelyn Beals, Miss Theresa Slusser,
Mrs. Emma Studler, Mrs. Charlotte
Marshall, Mrs. Helen Worthington
and Miss Ruth Durkee.
Mr. and Mrs. John Augsburger,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm
grandson Bernard,
Clem Yoakam were
attended the Larue
Lafayette Park on
Younkman and
Miss Adda and
among those who
school reunion at
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Burns and
sons of Oklahoma are? guests of Mrs.
Cynthia Elliott and other relatives.
Mrs. Ella Yant was a Sunday din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bar
ber and family.
Mrs. Robert Rhoades and daughter
Janice of Lima were Wednesday vis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mar
shall.
Miss Ruth Durkee spent the week
end with Mrs. W. H. Fisher at Cairo.
Mrs. Etta Yant was a Sunday din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Yant.
The “honey blonde with brown eyes”
is an unusual type—-and the envy of
most women. But eyes of any color
lose their sparkle and attractiveness
if they are tired, weak from strain or
over-usage.
EYEMASTER DROPS
Not an aid to better vision—but they
are soothing and cleansing—help
relieve the strain due to wind and
dust, sun or water glare. They come
to you in the aseptic “one drop”
dropper bottle—easy to use, pro
tected against contamination. Eye
master Drops are sold only at your
community Nyal Drug Store.
A. Hauenstein & Son
YES
Hive
Inti
It s Summertime
BANANAS
DON WENGER
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1947
141 S. Main St Phone 495-T
RICES and WAGES
Have Increased
Cwo and Three fold during the
past ten years
ONLY
BANK SERVICES
and time to make yoi ir porch and lawn the most
attractive and inviting pla e for family and friends
We are showing unusual!^ attractive outdoor furniture—
modish and comfortable—especially designed for summer re
taxation,
Hammock and Stand Chaise Lounges
Porch Chairs Loafer Chairs
ers
Porch Gli
Wooden Lawn Chairs Metal Lawn Chairs
Shop our store for the latest summer furnishings
Basinger’s Furniture Store
Forty-five Years of Dependable Service
Become Cheaper
rest rates are the lowest in history
rhis Bank will be CLOSED on FRIDAY’, JULY 4
The Citizens National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.