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Triplett softballers slugged it out
toe to toe with Delphos Pitzenbarg
er*s district champions in the early
stages of a night game Tuesday at
Harmon field, and then went on to
win a 9 to 4 decision in fairly easy
fashion in the later innings.
Delphos teed off for two runs in
the top half of the first frame in
Tuesday’s tilt, but the Bluffton
fit came right back to take a 3
lead in the same stanza.
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SERVICE
Triplett Softball Team Cops 9-4
Decision From Delphos Pitzens
3-all
both
Delphos knotted the count at
in the second, following which
teams were scoreless until the fourth
when Triplett went out in front to
stay.
VACCINATE NOW AGAINST
dangerous, costly fowl pox
Bluffton
BIRDS EYE
Sweetened
Strawberries Pck. 55c
Page Dairy
Cottage Cheese 20c
Ham Shanks lb. 20c
Choice Cut from Loin
End Cut Loin
A I [ft
U U
UnluntRd
POTATO BREAD
Stonehill, Herrmann, Lewis, Miller
and Moser each cracked two hits
for the victors in a 12-hit attack.
One of Miller’s safeties was a home
run with one man on. In the field
Bert Swank played a beautiful de
fensive game at shortstop.
Lefty King and Gene
out
to 2
Triplett
Moser _«—
Swank
Miller___
Lewis
“THEPLACE TO GO” Good Poultrymen Know!
A to Z
Meat Market & Loder Service
Home Killed Meats
BEEF PORK LAMB
AUTHORIZED DEALER
Pork Chops lb. 39c Pork Roast lb. 39c
Bacon in Piece lb. 50c
Churngold
Nu-Maid
STEAK lb. 49c
Fresh Dressed
Hens Fryers
Soft Drinks to Carry Out Ice Cream
Large Variety of Lunch Meats, also Cheese,
and Our Own Make Bologna, Fresh or
Smoked Sausage.
R. Gratz
Burkholder
Ream -___
Herrmann
Stonehill
Moore---
Wilch___
Schmidt_
King
Beach
Totals
Delphos
Beach
shared the hurling assignment for
the Bluffton crew, with King giving
up three runs in five innings, and
Beach allowing one in four.
3
Wise poultry
generally do this
raisers
__ 9 when
birds are 6-12 weeks of
age.
Fowl pox can be pre
vented easily and inexpens
ively—-when done the mod
em way.
Simply go to the phone
and calf 252-W or stop in
and make your appoint
ment for us to come out
with our modern equip
ment, and your worries are
over all you have to do is
close your brooder house
the night before, we fur
nish everything.
E. J. Wahlie
AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES
Pandora
qHEESE
tor Whole
Brick lb. 39c
Old Fashion lb. 39c
Picnic
Ready to Eat or
Tenderized
HAM lb. 45c
PORK CHOPS lb. 59c
lb. 34c
ID. 3cJC
WHITE
WHOLE WHEAT
RYE
1
40
40
Pleasant Hill
Mr.
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and family
afternoon of Mr. and
Basinger of Pandora.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
family were Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hartman.
Mrs. Alma Peterson and grand
daughter Anita are spending the
week in Kenton at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.
Miss
Mrs. Francis Beery and
Mrs. Byron Anderson and
were callers last w’eek of
Mrs. Gerald Huber.
The W. S. C. S. and their familiesl| Mr.
will meet Thursday evening with MrJ
and Mrs. K. K. Huber.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mefford and
son and Mrs. Daisy Mefford called
Sunday evening on Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Mefford and son, Lima. I
Blosser,
Mr. and
daughter Anita.
Sunday
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o| Three softball games will be play
sled under the lights at Harmon field
I during
81 Triplett will
I schedule
I Machine
undex- the lights.
Hartman and I The week’s sports schedule also
dinner guests I includes a league game for the Bluff
ton Junior baseball team, which will
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Watt and son I play Ada on the Bluffton college
Ronald and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I baseball diamond at 6 p. m. next
Fleming were Sunday dinner guests I Tuesday.
of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Jennings
and son Rodney. Also Sunday after
noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Win
ston Jennings and sons.
Rodney Jennings is spending the
week with Ronald Watt of Lima.
Mrs. Daisy Pfeifer was a week end
guest of Mrs. Millie Stratton. I The Allen county tennis tourna-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cievidence andlment will be held on the Bluffton
family of Col. Grove, were Tuesday I Tennis club’s courts again this year,
evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. I with match play opening on Satur
Maurice Bell and family.
Mrs. Bessie Herr visited Tuesday I July 27.
with her daughter Mrs. Vera Zim
merman and family.
I day, July 19, and
Mrs. Lyman Barnes was a caller I all-Bluffton final round in the
Monday of Mrs. Clara Traucht, who I tourney.
is a patient at Bluffton hospital. I Last year Rog Howe won
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Barnes called I county singles title, his second,
on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Welty, I Dale Good, and Howe and Bob
Sunday evening. I cox teamed in doubles to down
The Annual Peterson reunion was I Woodrow Little and Dale Good for
held July 4th at the home of Mr. |the championship.
and Mrs. Burdell Huber.
Edna Huber
were united
afternoon by Rev. D. W.
at Beaverdam.
J. F. Marty. I Tom Bundy is a patient in
Doris Shindeldecker is al Findlay hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook
daughter Linda of Ann Arbor, Mich.,
and Cloycel spent a couple of days recently with
in marriage the C. E. Agin family.
guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Shindeldecker.
Miss
Ernest
Sunday
Fauver
for a wedding trip through the! will be held in the home of Alice
Eastern States, planning on visiting! Mae Boutwell on Wednesday, July
Mr. and Mrs. Joy Huber, New Jer-I 9th.
rfey, enroute home. I Arthur Boutw’ell of Manawa, Wis.,
They left! of the Riley Creek Baptist church
Billy Herr was surprised Saturday! Mrs. Harley Happe, Mrs. Oscar Jen
aftemoon when a group of his little! son of Waupaca, Wis., Mr. and Mrs.
friends gathered to celebrate his 8thl| Rayon Boutwell and children Lynn
birthday. Those enjoying the occa-l
sion were: John and Donald Hart-Il Byron Boutwell and
man, Danny Gleason, Karen and|| Dale were supper guests Wednesday
Joyce Zimmerman, Barbara
ella Manahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Younkman! Mrs. Leanna Mann, Mrs. Thomas
called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Younk-| Lytle and daughter Dolores, Mrs.
man Sunday evening. I Lula Mae Nelson all of Hazel Park,
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Younkman I Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Allen Boutwell
called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Younk-I and daughter Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs.
man, Sunday evening. I Clifford Young all of Shelby, Fred-
Sunday dinner guests at the I erick Boutwell and children Beverly
Basinger sister home Bluffton were:I and Russell of Tyro, Mr. and Mrs.
Avery- Keel, Mt. Cory’, Mr. and Mrs. I Willis Winkler of Ada, Elva Bishop
Robert Basinger and family, Pan-1 called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bout
dora and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar I well, Sunday’ afternoon.
Basinger and daughter Carolyn.
I
Sunday dinner guests at the Rus-1 children Emily and Michael of
sell Huber home were Mr. and Mrs. I Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Held
Ray Blosser and family, Miss Betty I man of Kenton, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Huber was pleasantly surprised by I Mrs. C. M. Hddman and Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Spallinger. I Mrs. Ruth Mertz of Findlay, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Trout, Mr. and I Sarah Nowlan of Dola spent a few
Mrs. Harvey Clausing, Mrs. Smith, I days last week with Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. I Stager.
Burdell Huber and daughter Anita. I Mr. and Mrs. Rayon Boutwell and
The occasion being her birthday. I children Lynn Ray and Lonnie Sue
The Farm Women’s Improvement I and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Boutwell
club will hold their annual club tour I called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bout
Friday. The club will visit the Ohio I well and Will Boutwell, Sunday
Caverns. I Miss Esther Wolber of Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huber and I spent the week end with her parents,
son and Mr. and Mrs. Winston Jen-1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolber and sons,
nings spent the 4th with a picnic I The Mid-Week Prayer and Bible
dinner at Russell Point supper at I study will be held in the home of
the Jennings home, and carnival and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gallant and
fireworks
evening,
attended
Colds Crippling
are responsible for more
Colds
IL Eft**
than one-third of the total number
of days lost in American industry.
Women are half again as suscepti
ble to catching colds as men. The
peak of colds comes in December,
with the second peak in October.
Conspicuous Hem
If a hem crease is conspicuous, it
can usually be removed by wetting
the crease line on the wrong side.
Then, turning the goods over on
the right side, roll the crease back
and forth with the fingers to work
it out. Press afterward oft the
wrong side. Such a simple device as
lowering a hem may be enough to
keep last season’s dress right in
style. Such a saving is well worth
some extra minutes at the ironing
board.
“iTriplett Team Has Two Home Games
Sportsmen Nine Will Appear In One
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the coming week, with the
0| Triplett crew appearing in two tilts
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and the Sportsmen’s tfam perform
2]
I
ing the other.
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spen the week’s
Fostoria Screw
at 8:15 this Fri
again next Tues
Ottoville as the op-
again.-*
Products
I
day, and will pla}
I day night with
and Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman I ponent.
were callers Sunday! On Monday
Mrs. Richard! Sportsmen will meet Benton Ridge
I
the Bluffton
continuing thru
Defending county champs all are
Bluffton players, the result of an
1946
Ray and Lonnie Sue, Mr. and Mrs.
son Michael
and Lou-Il of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Boutwell.
II Ward Boutwell of Indianapolis,
Mr. andlj Ind., was a guest also on Monday
daughtorl night.
Mr. and|| Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dorman of
Bowling Green, Mrs. Edna Leiber,
and Mrs. Russell Leiber and
sons were supper guests Saturday of
Mrs. Elton Younkman and childrenll Heldman last Monday.
were callers Sunday evening of Mr.l Members of the Riley Creek
and Mrs. Arthur Phillips. Monday! Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a
evening callers were Mr, and Mrs.I picnic in the shelter house at the
Maurice Andorson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Esther Sanders and
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Morris and sons.
John Hartman of Seattle, Wash
ington called on Mr. and Mrs. Burley
Boutwell and Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
I Ada
Community Park, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Neff and
Mrs. Alma Peterson and I Smith and daughters of Arlington,
Mrs. Burdell Huber and I Mrs. Katie Neff of Jenera, Mr. and
I Mrs. Kermit Boehm and
evening Mrs. Russell
I Friday supper
at Columbus Grove in the I family.
Several from this viciniryl Mrs. Anna Gallant of Findlay
the carnival.
sons were
guests of Mr. and
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Notice
We will operate
every Tuesday and
Friday until furth
er notice.
Amstutz Cannery
Bluffton, Ohio
2*/i miles north on College
Road
Bicycle for Blind
A double bicycle has been in
vented by a blind man so that he
can take to the road again with his
wife or another companion to do the
steering. The bicycle is actually two
machines, placed side by side and
bolted firmly together.
Glass Cooking Ware
Do not use knives or rough scour
ing materials to clean glass cooking
ware as this scraping may scratch
the protective surface of the glass
and eventually lead to a crack. Usu
ally, glass cooking utensils need
only soaking in lukewarm water (to
which baking soda may be added to
loosen food baked on) and then
washing in soapsuds. If some
brownish stains still remain, re
move them by rubbing with dry
baking soda.
Tournament
Allen County Tennis
Will Be Held On Bluffton Courts
the
over
Sim-
East Orange
and
The Woman’s Missionary meeting
Woodrow Little, of the Bluffton
club, will be chairman of the 1947
tournament, assisted by a committee
composed of Wilbur Howe, Norman
Triplett and Dale Reichenbach, all
of Bluffton and Lou Zeamans and
Fred Hindman, of Lima.
Trophies will be awarded for
men’s singles and doubles play, and
if there is sufficient interest there
also will be juniors’ and women’s
divisions.
Deadline for filing entries with
Chairman Little is Wednesday, July
16.
spent Saturday night
with her sons Carl and
lant and families.
and Sunday
Rus
the Miss
Mrs. Edna Picket,
Candler of Ada spent Sunday
ing with Mrs. Mary Stager.
Gal
Gayle
even-
Petroleum Yield
Since the first recorded commer
cial production of petroleum in the
1850’s, the earth has been tapped
for more than 33,000.000.000 barrels
(of 42 U. S. gallons). The United
States yielded nearly 64 per cent of
this amount or about 22,000,000,000
barrels.
Smooth Ice Cream
Ice creams that contain the most
solids in the form of non-crystalline
substances such as fat, egg yolks,
or condensed milk, are smoothest.
If ice cream is to be stored, it
should be frozen in a hand-turned
or mechanically-turned freezer and
should be thawed to serving tem
perature in the storage compart
ment of a refrigerator before it is
served.
ENGINE TUNE-UP
SPECIAL
Summer Battery Special
Twith
ake
BE SURE
AT YOUR FORD DEALER’S..
One/f
advantage of this Value Day
Special now. Don’t take chances
a worn-out, run-down battery.
Get a reliable Genuine Ford battery!
They come in five sizes—made to fit
your Ford. They provide quicker start
ing, give you long-lasting, trouble-free
service. And look at the special price!
Now is the time to buy!
$13
$12
up or
131 Cherry Street
AND YOUR
OLD
BATTERY
No Obligations for Estimates
The Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
A. C. BURCKY
139 Grove St.
Bluffton, Ohio Phone 491-Y
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
relieve the sti
dust, sun or w
to you in the
dropper botth
tected againsi
master Drops
community N’
and cleansing—help
□in due to wind and
ater glare. They come
aseptic “one drop1'
i—easy to use, pro
contamination. Eye
are sold only at your
al Drug Store.
A. Hauenstein
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947
INSURE
LIFE HEALTH & ACCIDENT
& Son
Concrete
Drain Tile
In 4-5-6-8-Inch Sizes
Orders filled in rotation as received Place your
order now if you expect delivery later.
Bluffton Cement Block, Inc
Phone 213-W or 365-W
Get These Value Day Specials
Tou
We’re Featuring These Value Day Specials, One Week Only!
BIXEL MOTOR SALES
BLUFFTON’S FORD DEALER
Telephone 172-W
get\all this for
only
S2.95
Remove and clears carburetor
Adjust carburetor
Clean and adjust spark plugs
Check battery cable
Check wiring
Check distributor timi
Adjust distributor poin
Check fan belt
Clean air filter
Check generator
Check voltage regulator
*Parts Extra—If Needed
efir
Bluffton, Ohio