The Bluffton news. [volume], October 16, 1947, Image 2

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PAGE TWO
Bluffton High school’s band em
barked this fall on an ambitious
program of marching formations as
one of the features of each home
football game, will be benefitted in
LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE HAULING
Every Load Insured
STAGER BROS.
Bluffton. Ohio
Every
Bluffton High Marching Band Puts
On Spectacular Halftime Shows
We now have the new
CAMFIELD
Automatic Toaster
For perfect toasting this beautiful new Camfield
Automatic Toaster offers masterly “toastmanship”.
We have 1 Coronado Electric Range and
1 Coronado Electric Refrigerator for im
mediate delivery'.
G’WnfMedl
day
Per Quart
Coffee Cream 18c
THE PAGE DAIRY CO
BLUFFTON, OHIO
For Home Delivery Phone
Our Bluffton Plant
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future seasons by intensive work in
the grade school aimed at stimulat
ing pupil interest and thereby in
creasing the size of the organiza
tion.
Directed by Harold Hunter, new
in structor of instrumental music,
the band has won the favor of Bluff
ton football fans with its spectacu
lar marching formations at games
this fall.
Different features are presented
at each home contest, and in pre­
103 South Main Street
day
The Friendly Page Milkman with
the farm and herd inspected Vitmin
packed Milk makes his deliveries in
18c
Join in the Celebration!
"HARVESTER’S
100 YEARS IN CHICAGO”
See the big Exposition depicting the
agricultural progress of the past century!
ACEN
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
This month,^Harvester is celebrating the 100th Anniversary
of this event with a big and colorful exposition on Chicago’s
lake front at the south end of Soldier Field
informative portrayal of growth and progress in the media#
nization of farming, truck transport, industrial power and
refrigeration—topped off with music and entertainment
paration for the halftime show, Di
rector Hunter holds six rehearsals
with his organization every week.
Hope of doubling the size of the
marching band within a few years
rests in an intensive program
launched this fall, with the view of
stimulating grade school interest.
Starting with the fourth grade,
separate band groups have been or
ganized for each class through Jun
ior High school, and it is believed
the additional emphasis on
with elementary students will
ly increase the number of
High school band candidates.
Music aptitude tests are given in
the grades, following which the
higher ranking students are drilled
for a period of two months in a
pre-band instrument class. At the
close of that time, students who
show promise receive a certificate,
and recommendations are made to
parents as to what instruments
should be purchased for their child
ren.
A similar program is in effect for
the Bluffton High school orchestra,
and in addition there is work with
ensemble groups who play for var
ious schools and PTA functions.
Youth For Christ
Rally To Be In Lima
A Youth for Christ
held at the Christian
Alliance church, 529
street, Lima, Saturday
o’clock.
CHICAGO, SOUTH END SOLDIER FIELD
EVERY DAY
OCTOBER 18 to NOVEMBER 2
Frederick Holland, African
big game hunter and pioneer mis
sionary will speak on “Lions of the
Bible.”
They walk quickly who walk alone.
—Napoleon
day
or
At Your Store
at Your Door
the Price is the Same
Every bottle of milk sold in Bluffton by
The Page Dairy comes from our
Findlay plant ur plant and every
farm where Page’s ilk is produced
comes under the rigid \inspection stand
ards of the city of Findlay, Department
of Health only.Page can make
this statement about milkisold in Bluffton.
Interesting Exhibits
of Old Time
and Modern Equipment
MUSIC AND
ENTERTAINMENT)
Special tram to Chicago leaves
Linjta, Wednesday, October 29 at
7
Roj^nd trip fare from Lima only
$7/10.
m., returning that evening.
ago—in October, 1847—Cyrus Hall McCon
mick built the first reaper factory in Chicago and founded
the International Harvester Company’s business of today
Bring your family and friends. See us for complete details
and ask about special trip arrangements.
C. f. NISWANIDtR
McUormick-Deering Dealer
Bluffton, Ohio
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
—a fascinating
work
“Messiah” Rehearsals
To Start Next Week
rehearsals in prepara
annual Christmas pre
Handel’s “The Mes
e started next week by
tion for the
sentation ol
siah” will
the Bluffton
it was anno
Russell A. I
partment of
College Choral Society,
unced Tuesday by Prof,
.antz, director of the de
music.
the community are in
the choral society, which
at 7 30 p. m.
Singers oi
great
Senior
vited to join
will rehearse
Tuesday.
each
Beaverdam
Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Zimmerman,
Esther Reichenbach, Mrs, George
Greenway and daughter Donna spent
Saturday at Oxford with Bob Zim
merman and Richard Greenway who
are enrolled in the freshman class at
Miami university.
i Varcel, Mrs. Delmer
Mrs. Olive Bailey, Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Lewis,
Mrs. Ss
Beery, Jr.,
Walter Barber,
Mrs. Marvin
ly, Mrs. Ray
Molly Gravi
Side Church
nual birthda
evening in
Potee, returr
dia, was gue
Reigle, Mrs. John Dal
nond Peterson and Mrs.
ne attended the South
of Christ at their an
party on Wednesday
Lima. Mrs. Kenneth
ed missionary from In
st speaker.
rdiam Youth Fellowship
dist church attended the
The Beave
of the Metho
Lima Distric
Wednesdav
were Delber
Herr, Patsy
meter, Roge
Larrie Micha
Fauver and
rally will be
& Missionary
S. Elizabeth
night at 7:45
Rally at Delphos on
vening. Those attending
and Carol Hall, Don
Manahan, Phyllis Van-
Martin, Jack Pugh,
1, Rev. and Mrs. L. Dow
Vliss Ruth Durkee.
Mrs. Clayton Rupright
afternoon guests of Mr.
n Sawyer at Van Wert,
be a Boy Scout organi
ig held on Wednesday
Mr. and
w’ere Sunday
and Mrs. Or
There will
zation meeti
evening at 7
Sunday af
Conrad Fett
Mrs. C. N.
and Mrs. Fc
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and
Thomas Tehan of Lima,
Mrs. Levi Hochstettler.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beery of South
Bend, Ind., were week end visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Beery.
Frank Roberts and Miss Bessie
Roberts of Lima were visitors Sun
day afternoon of Mrs. Dora Roberts.
Miss Mary Ash of Ada was a Fri
day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Rupright.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Board of Public Affairs of the Village
of Bluffton, Ohio, will receive bids for the
repairing the roof of Municipal Electric &
Water Power Plant, on Harmon Road.
repairing
Water Pc ______
Specifications as follows:
Remove all old flashing on
covering all seams in coping
and asbestos felt. Cleaning,
hot mopping the original roof
l. 2_„ ___
has been standini
__ ___ _________ and graveling
in all low places of the roof where the water
sh all materials necessary
shall be Johns-Manville or
Bidder to turn
for the job, and
equivalent.
ify time necessary to com-
Bidder to spec
plete job.
Contract to be
tion of the Board
e completed to the satisfac
tl of Public Affairs.
srves the right to reject any
to waive all informalities.
The Board rese
or all bids, and
The contract will be swarded to the lowest
and beet bidder.
Bids are to ba in hands of the Clerk of the
Board of Publie Affairajof Bluffton. Ohio, on
or before 12 noon OctJ 17th, 1947.
By order of the Board of Public Affairs
of the Village of Bluffton, Ohi«.
26 Charl^ &nans. Clerk
Average values Ohio farm land
were 119 per cenj higher in July,
1947, than during 1935-39. Crops
yields have not increased so the rise
has been due to Jhigher prices for
farm products.
PORTRAITS
Photo finishing, films, photo
supplies
Neu-Art Studio
Phone 168-W Bluffton
ACOUSTICON
Sa&ei-'pMtwi UNIPAC
AiyrtOHE Case—Th s Is All You We«r.
Dependability Assured
by 44 Years* Experience
WE INVITE COMPARISON
Fittings by appointment at
110 So. Lawa Ave„ by
Mrs. Walter Gratz
Bluffton* Ohio_______
Cole Hot Blast
Oil Heater ft-
Beautifully designed—ecorffimic
al to operate. Imijediate delivery.
Electric Blankets
and Heating Pads
Room
Electric
Heaters
Fan Types
Radiant and
i Lamps
Sperti Su
sunshine with
infra red rays.
All benefits o
ultra violet and 1
Also infra red libs to make a
sun lamp out of 3 our bridge lamp.
el Radies
Table Moc
Ellenberger Bros.
All the Lates| in Electrical
Convedicnces
Hot Point Sales & Service
105 South Main Bluffton, Ohio
Phone 255-T
Eating two eggs for breakfast is
the equivalent of consuming a pound
of grain, U. S. department of
agriculture attaches pointed
last week in stressing the fact
the nation’s food conservation
gram can best be served by
stituting a few ounces of breakfast
cereal for the first meal of the day.
According to agriculture depart
ment statistics, a healthy, hungry
hen can eat around 60 pounds of
grain each year. Since the average
hen lays only 113 eggs annually,
this means it takes about eight
ounces of grain to produce an egg
in
I
No bid may
thirty (30) daj
time for recei
the fire wall,
with asbeetile
priming, and
Copies of spi
ments are on 1
eers, Emery,
Toledo Trust fl
the office of th
ees of Public'
where they ar
prospective bid
obtained upon
for each set. v
upon the retur:
order within
receiving bids.
By direction
Public Affairs.
C. R. EMAN
Edward
Took One Pound Of Grain To Make
Those Two Eggs You Had For Breakfast
out
that
pro
sub-
FOR BIDS
ADVERTISEMENT
’OR
ENT
OF THE
IMPROVE)
fl—The furnishing of all
I apparatus, and expen
Fiuipment, and all other
I for the furnishing and
cars at Bluffton, Ohio.
Id steam turbine driven
Contract No.
labor, material
dable tools ant
services requin
delivery, f. o.
lb
unit
and accessory
The bids will
Engineers for ex
and upon comple
amounts of the
materials o
Public Afft
sary delay.
to the Iowa
then lie submitted to the
imination and comparison,
ion of their report as to
fferent bids and the char
ncy of the apparatus and
the Board of Trustees of
1 proceed, without unneces
rd a contract for the work
sert bidder upon satisfactory
atus, materials and work
specifications, the Board of
’orming to th
stees of Publ
the right to'
re the chara
pment, appai
ing
ternoon visitors in the
home were Mr. and
Fisher of Leipsic, Mr.
rest Flynn of Swanton,
Affairs expressly reserv
reject any and all bids, to
ter and sufficiency of the
t'tus and materials bid up
informalities.
be accompanied by a bond
idder and a surety company,
pany shall be licensed to do
State of Ohio, in an amount
n (10) per cent of the ag
of the bid or proposal or
deposit with the Board of
lie Affairs, in lieu of such
I check on a solvent bank.
Treasurer of the Village of
equal in amount to the
in such bond. Said bond, or
is required as a guarantee
bid or proposal be accepted
on. and to wan
Each bid must
executed by the
which surety cot
business in the
not less than
gregate amount
the bidder may
Trustees of Pu
bond, a certify
payable to the
Bluffton, Ohio,
amount requirec
certified check,
thak should sail
by the Board
the bidder will
the time he sh
ance of the sft
the Village of
ment, apparatu
on and give bfl
contract price.
the Board of 1
suring the faij
tract.
Trustees of Public Affairs,
within ten (10) days from
1 be notified of the accept
e, enter into contract with
uffton, Ohio, for the equip
materials and work bid up
1 in the full amount of the
vith surety to be approved by
rustees of Public Affairs, in
iful completion of the Con-
e withdrawn for a period of
s from the scheduled closing
ing bids.
aifications and contract docu
le in the office of the Engin
farker and flknery, 510 The
dlding, Toledo. Ohio, and in
s clerk of the Board of Trust
Affairs. at Bluffton. Ohio,
available for inspection by
era and where they may be
leposit of ten dollars ($10.00)
hich amount will be refunded
of the specifications in good
en (10) days after date of
of the Board of Trustees of
Village of Bluffton. Ohio.
k Clerk 27
CGAL NOTICE
din Miller, whose place of
iknown and can not with
•nee be ascertained, is here-
18 1
din
residence
TGR8OT1 ft blf?
by notified thal Helen Marie Miller has filed
her petition aglinst him for divorce, custody
WHY
weighing approximately two ounces.
Since the average cereal for a
breakfast serving weighs only slight
ly more than one ounce, it’s obvious
that considerable grain can be saved
by eating cereals for breakfast, it
was pointed out.
As long as the demand for eggs
is sufficient and the farmer keeps
the hen on the job, she’ll continue
gobbling 60 pounds of grain each
year, no matter what you eat for
breakfast, and that’s why agriculture
department officials recently have
started giving grain-saving talks to
farmers.
of and support for children,
proper relief, on the grounds
of duty and extreme cruelf
37884 in the Court of Ccmmc
County. Ohio, at Lima, Ohio
be heard and decided after
six weeks from the first pi
notice.
PLANT
SicENERGY
___
ILUFFTON. OHIO
-ill be received by the
of the Village of
aid Board,
ildffton, Ohio, until twelve
era Standard Time, on the
er| 1947, and at that time
pened and read aloud, for
riped equipment, apparatus,
rlt entering into the con
provement of the Municipal
apt of the Village of Bluff­
MUNICIPAL ELEC
VILLAGE OF
Sealed proposals
Board of Public AL’airs
_____
Bluffton. Ohio, at tpe office of
in the Village of
o'clpck noon, Eas
28th day of Octol
will be publicly
the following des
materials and
struction of an
Electric Energy
ton, Ohio:
C, D. SAME,
fiimony and all
♦f xross neglect
A in case No.
4 Pleas of Alton
(Said cause may
Be expiration of
plication of this
Plaintiff
ter Attorney
Helen Marie Miller,
By Clarence C. Miller,
504 Citizens Bldg., Lima, O
GASPING FOR BF
DANGER LURKS
In that chokey and 1
due to colds. Thes
colds and coughs she
relief without delay,
of Lower’s Preparatioi
Residence 423-Wl
WHEN YOU COOK WITH GAS
LIMITED HEAT
31
IATH
acking
deep
ild be
Get a
at
cough
chest
given
bottle
SIDNEY’S DRU( STORE
Formulae of C. Ld
Mfg. by Lower’s Phi
on, Ohio
iver chemist,
rmacy, Mari-
Rea.
6
BUSINESS
associate
GAS RANGE GIVES YOU ANY NECES
SARY COOKING TEMPERATURE.
THURSDAY, OCT. 16, 1947
give
ates
choco
-direct from
,kers
They’re fresh
the mi
A.HauensIein&Son
The Corner Drug Store
MAN
FOOTERS
MOTOR S
fo
Immediate
Delivery
1/
Indiln
SATISFACTORY
OUTDOORS
Equipment Co.
341 E. Market St.
Lima, Ohio
Estate Service i
A. D. GRATZ,
FARMERS PRODUCE
I Bluffton Ohio
Offers Friendly Service
I Buyers of
Cream 1 Eggs and Poultry
OUTE SERVICE
CLAYTON HARKNESS, Mgr.
322 N. Main Street Bluffton Phone 284-W
•& RITIOID!
AN AUTOMATIC
SPEND SO MUCH TIME IN THE
KITCHEN COAXING AND WAIT-
ING AROUND FOR THE POT TO
BOIL}
PLACE A FULL MEAL IN AN AUTOMATIC GAS
SET THE REGULATOR-AND FORGET IT!
ECONOMICAL AND PRACTICAL
COMPARISON PROVES
ft'EST OHIO GAS MHfl
IS DON£ WITH HEAT—GAS WILL DO IT BETTER
IE IT
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Office 468-Y