The Bluffton news. [volume], November 06, 1947, Image 7

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THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1917
Two Months Illness Is
Fatal To D. R. Camper
Dean Raymond Camper, 33,x died
at 2 a. m. last Friday in his home
on Bluffton Route 1, following an
illness of two months. Death was
attributed to a heart ailment.
Before being confined by illness,
Camper was plant supervisor of the
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Flexible Heel daft with rust
proofed baked enamel finith
make the:* blindt a low coif
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Invetfmenf in comfort and
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beauty that will last at long
rSm at your houie. For informa
Hon and ferrite, Phone
138-W
Basinger’s Furniture Store
Forty-five fears of Dependable
^Service
pusher division, Superior Coach
Corp., Lima.
Survivors include the widow, Hel
en Mae three sons, Gerald Ronald,
Kenneth James and Edward Eugene,
his father, James
two brothers, Dale
and Clair Camper,
all at home
Camper, Cairo
Camper, Lima,
Cairo and three sisters,
Kennedy and Mrs.
ey, both of Lima Route 3 and Mrs.
Grace Fairburn, Lima.
fr-zera1 services were held Mon
day afternoon in the Chiles & Son
chapel, Lima, with Rev. C. M. Rich
ards officiating Burial was in Lima
Memorial Park cemetery.
Mrs Opal
Margaret Shirk-
In Memoriam
In loving memory of our mother,
and grandmother, Mrs. Anna E.
Gromann, who was called to her
eternal home one year ago, Novem
ber 8, 1946.
Some
When
Little
That
may say we are not lonely
at times they see us smile,
do they know the heartaches
we suffer all the while.
bade
no one a last farewell
goodbye to none
The heavenly gates had opened
And a sweet voice said come.
We think of you in silence,
No eyes can see us weep,
But deep within our aching hearts
Your memory we will keep.
Sadly missed by daughter
and grandchildren,
Mr. & Mrs. Cleon Henry & children,
Margaret, Morris & Allen Groman
News want ads bring results.
Rockpor
Mrs. Anna Bowers
several days the past
daughter, Mrs. Glen
family.
of Lima spent
week with
Mayberry
her
and
and
J. O. Cupp
were in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. J.
daughter Edyt|i
several days
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
Smith and family. Edythe had a
check up at the Cleveland Clinic.
the past week where
This community will be well rep
resented at the annua) Farm Bureau
business meeting to be held at the
H. S. building in Lafaette, Wednes
day evening. Trustees are to be elec
ted and delegates chosen for the
State meeting. At the close of the
business session a social hour
refreshments will be enjoyed.
Mrs. Herbert Marshall and Mrs.
Orlo Marshall were among a group
of two hundred women who attend
ed the Northwest District meeting
of Ohio Federated Clubs held in Ada
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Huber, daughter
Jeanette and son Loren were Sunday
visitors
Harvey
Wayne.
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester and family in Ft.
Leigh Mayberry, Marjorie
Rose
Cupp, Joan Mayberry, Don Marshall
and John Begg were among those
who accompanied Rev. E. N. Bigelow
to Lima, Sunday afternoon to at
tend the Young People’s Rally of the
Youth of Lima Presbytery held in
the Market St. Presbpterian church.
The Women’s Missionary Society
is sponsoring the annual Thank Of
fering meeting to be held at the
church Wednesday evening of next
week. A covered dish dinner at 6:45
will preceed the program which fol-
IDEA HOW
UNTIL YOU’VE TASTED
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THE BREAD THAT’S BAKED BY PASTRY CHEFS
ftavot
lows: Prelude, Mrs. F. C. Marshall
Devotions, Thanksgiving, Mrs. E. N.
Bigelow Music, Mrs. Howard John
son Playlett, Westminister Fellow
ship Group Guest Speaker Year
Book of Prayer, Miss Edythe Cupp.
Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Denis
Roby of near Cairo, former residents
of this community, held the lucky
number for the house trailer that
was given at the Community Hal
lowe’en party held in Beaverdam,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harold Marshall, who under
went surgery in Bluffton hospital
the forepart of last week, is reported
to be improving satisfactorily at
this writing.
Mrs.
and
Wilbur McClure of Dayton
Wednesday until Satur
guest of Mrs. Alice Bo-
spent from
day as the
dell.
Mrs. Alice
ner guests
Spicer, near Lima.
and
Mrs. Frank Jagger
Bodell were Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and
Peace Declamation
Contest At Pandora
The Pandora high school Prince of
Peace declamation contest will be
held at the Grace Mennonite church,
Pandora, Sunday night at 8 o’clock.
Contestants are Roy Lugibihl,
Mary Margaret Soldner, Ruth Ann
Steiner and Tom Burkholder.
Winner in the local contest
be awarded a bronze medal, and
be eligible to participate in the
trict contest at a later date.
will
will
The average amount spent in 1946
for feed on 50 western Ohio general
livestock farms was $1,142.
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For this new addition to the famous Jane Parker
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Try this fresher, tastier, more nutritious bread
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Surprise Party
Forty relatives and friends en
joyed a surprise party together with
a buffet dinner Sunday noon at the
home of Mr and Mrs. O ,E Dudgeon
of Cherry street. The gathering was
in honor of birthday anniversaries of
Mr. Dudgeon and Willis Anspach of
Lima. The afternoon was spent in
visiting.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Anspach and family, Forest Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Anspach, Mr. and
Mrs. Meril Keller and
and Mrs. Geo. Binkley,
Bob Gobin, Ada.
families,
Mr. and
Anspach and
Anspach, La
Melvin Dud
Lloyd McCarty
Mr and Mrs. Willis
family, Lima Martin
fayette Mr. and Mrs.
geon, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Duluth Strunk
families, Bluffton.
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