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THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1947 160-W PRICES START AT $269.95 Model C-5 NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT tha rat las gouild ^tt$WeSS 3 proper mortuary prepa on. It has most to do with impressions. o this work we bring many rs of practical experience. 1 yoc BASINGER LINERAL HOME BLUFFTON, OHIO STOP IN AND SEE the NEW deepfreeze HOME FREEZERS O» Lux* Model C-K) about home freeaaen thinku if you what the leader was going to do— then come in now and see the thrilling new Deepfreeze homa Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 489 E. Cherry Phone 409-T ONIY MOTOR PRODUCTS CORPORATION CAN MAKE A DEEPFREEZE HOME FREEZER PREVENT extravagance on part and over-spending by .families we serve. Our profit policy assures able values in a wide range reasonable prices. oat whet they can do store. Find to bring! yt way of Life! COME INI SEE THEM TODAT Al Geiger Appliances depem FUNERAL HOME 'Pham. 222 (S).'Bgu^On. Attention- You Swiss Music I have ndW on hand Swiss and Yodeling Records of the fa Moser Brothers and Tremp Trio. Also records direct from Swit land. I can also supply you with Swis made accordions of all sizes, and all makes of Band Instruments. Call or see Mrs. Francis Moser 137 Thurman Street, Bluffton Phone 378-W ers usic ous er- THE BLUFFTON NEWS I I I I I I I I I I C. A. BIERY, Editor I Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio, by the^Bluffton News Publishing and Printing Co. Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Reams visited! Sunday at the home of Mr. andf Mrs. Eugene Snare in Ada. Mrs. G. Robert and Miss Betty Myer spent! Tuesday in Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Elmira Miller and daughter Edna of Sandusky spent Saturday at the home of their cousin, Mrs. C. F. Stratton and family. Big bazaar at Methodist church, Thursday, December 4, afternoon and evening also jitney 5 to 7 p. m. 32 Mrs. Bertha Meyer of Berne, Ind., is spending several day Hauenstein and sberger. Roethl Mrs. Gareth Todd and sister, Miss Mar-1 jean Todd of Cleveland spent the! week end here with their parents,! Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Todd. Gareth is a student at the Western Reserve! school of embalming. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Henry ofl Indianapolis visited here over the! w’eek end with Mrs. Corda Oehrlil and Mrs. Mabel Hilty. They were! accompanied home by his mother,! I Mrs. Hattie Turner of Ada who will! spend the winter with them ini Indianapolis. I David Stearns, in navy service at Roosevelt Rd., Puerto Rico, arrived! by plane, Sunday, at the home ofl his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.l Castanien in Toledo. His parents,! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steams were in| Toledo, Sunday and David accompan-| ied them home for a month’s leave here. I Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Stratton and son Robert entertained the following guests at their home on East Elm street, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO I I I Subscription rates: Hear, 12.00 F.r(,eman club six months, $1.25 anywhere in U. S.l Entered as second class matter at! the Al the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,! afterne under the Act of March 3, 1879. of a with Mrs. Mrs. Carl of Lawn id with Mr. and family Matter spent the week e and Mrs. Howard Nique of Mt. Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Stratton and family of Col. Grove were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hilty and family, Tuesday evening. I Recent visitors at the Oscar Lora church basement. All welcome. home were his sister, Mrs. Sylvia Stone of Ferguson, Mo. also Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Vonstronder of St. Marys and C. F. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Augsburger entertained at dinner, Sunday even ing, Miss Betty Rader and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Augsburger and sons Don and Buddy. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Todd accom panied by their daughter, Miss Mar jean of Cleveland were in Kenton, Saturday to spend the day I and Mrs. Myrl Hull. with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. I Misses Emma and Janet and r. a«i Mrs^Albegt Badeytscher and Societies iieinire lujvin Mrs. Edith Mann of North Main Farm Burea|, Cmlncil Street spent the week end in Upperl Raatjc Nei hbors Farm Bureau Sandusky. I council will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hochstettler ofl „. ... I Mrs. Elmer Creeger, Ihursday mghti r,.„ Findlay visited Mrs. Kate Niswander,! o I Mnsinger, Gilbert I at 8 o clock. I Travel Class Mrs. R. L. Triplett will entertain the Travel class at guest night at C. Stratton and son!. 1i her home, rnday night. Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein will speak Bonnie Scotland. of Christ Woman’s of Christ Church The Church home Thursday night at ing on Dorcas given by Mrs. Assistant hostes Corson and Mrs Andrews,! in law of Andrews son-in-law and daughter, Mr and|oc oc I .. County, state and national awards! Mrs. J. M. Springer and family. I .... 4 Mr, and Mrs. Howard Hahn and| family and Turlan Rinebammer of I Thanksgiving Day Nuptials Findlay were Sunday dinner guests Miss Jean Everett, Hahn of West Elm street. Mrs. Anna Basinger of Lawn avenue has returned from Ison Mr. and visiting her daughter, Mrs. James J.|°^ Lima in a Mayer and family in Shelby her I Methodist church, Lima, Thanksgiv son Mr. and Mrs. James Basinger 15nl^ day of West Lafayette, Ind., and rela tives in Chicago. Big bazaar at Methodist Thursday, December 4, afternoon! a Lima drug store, and evening also jitney 5 to 7late of Ohio Northern university, p. m. 321 I Detwiler of Massillon Mr.' and Mrs. Herbert Zimmers of Dover Mrs. Geo. Detwiler and Albert Moser of Brewster and Betty Meyer of Philadelphia. Diller ambulance removals—Mrs. Freeman Basinger from Bluffton hospital to the home of Purl Hart man, Orange township Elijah Cramer from Bluffton hospital to his homr* on Cherry street Dr. Munson Pixel from his home tn Bluffton hospital: Mrs. Franklin Rower and infant of Jenera from Rhiffton tai to the home of Samuel I North Jackson street Mrs. Vermillion and infant from I I Women Council of will meet a Ralph Swan Altar & Rosary Society The Altar and Rosar St. Mary’s church will home of Mrs. Harry Federation Meeting The Alice Freeman club will en tertain members of the Bluffton Federation of Women’s clubs at the high school cafeteria, Tuesday night, Nov. 25. Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein will be the speaker. We have well-fattened turkeys for Thanksgiving Leave orders before November 20. No orders taken after that date. Edgar McElwain, 314 miles south of Swiss Inn. Mail ad- be ,he speak"' Fo,ur sene«t.on» were present at dress: Lafayette, Ohio. 31L,. family reunions held Feather and Card Party See me for memorials of all kinds. I Annual Thanksgiving Feather and! Saturday evening and Samuel Bixel, 409 S. Main St., Bluff-1 ^ar(j party for benefit of St. Mary’s! G. R. Bogart, Sunday ton. Phone 425-W. Representing the I Catholic church will be held Tuesday! Little Sarah Lynne, four months! ais0 eiJ Lima Marble A Granite Co. tf|night Nov 25 at 8 o’clock in the|old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil| or even| Coming Wedding Wedding of Miss Luella Luginbuhl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Luginbuhl of West Elm street to Marion B. Hendrickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hendrickson of Brooklyn, Iowa, will take place Sun day afternoon, o’clock at the Bluffton Church of Christ. The custom of open church will be observed. Rev. Bright, pastor of the Indiana, Christian church I will be made and anyone interested! Mra. G. R. Bogart and daughter 4 club wor([ jg inviud to Bt I Mra. M. W. Baumgartner of North k, Mrs Frank Montgomery win| Wales, Pa., spent Monday and Tues-1 havg charKe of thp pro|fram assistedl day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I junior leadera. C. F. Habegger in Berne, Ind. I ’I at the^ home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Everett of Lima,I Main street here before he moved to he resided until five a former student I I Manges and family of near were dinner guests. I hospf Bame. Lloyd Memorial hospital to their home east of Bluffton. I I Lima ville, Nirs Adelir Mr Mr Mrs. iiumcss ioi.. 1 ... I Bridal Shower ice Freeman club, Wednesday! show on. The program consisted I StGin„ book review by Mrs. Edna| e Denver and Ralph Eastern Nov. 30 at 3:30 spent Sunday at the James Elvin|^olI Star 4-H Club I I home in Millwood. Meeting of the Girl. Gold Star I and Mt. and Mrs. Mra. S. H. Stepleton of North h-H club achievement program willl Oberlm _______ j- Jbe held at Orange Cei,ter community! taZria,s.tX"^eThrSo-' in Bluffton college! Lima where South I he married to Quentin Maxfield I yars ago. Mrs. Geo. Maxfield! In addition service at Grace| survived by The bride-elect is a senior in Lima I field, Ill. and three sons, Robert Memorial hospital school of nursingl Block, Long Island, N. Y. Nathan church,! and Mr. Maxfield is a pharmacist ini Block, Williamsport, III., and Albert Entertains for Newlyweds I Son funerai home. ............... Mr. and Mrs. Leland Badertscherl entertained with a picnic dinner and! Ljma shower, Sunday, honoring Mr. and! Mrs. James Steiner, recently mar-1 ried. Many lovely gifts were receiv-l ed and ice cream and cake were served in the afternoon. I Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert! Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick! Special this week Cribley, Mr. and Mrs. Orren Zim-I muskrat traps, $3. merman, James A. Gallant, Mr. and! Wai term ire’s. Mrs. N. P. Steiner, Miss Anna Louise! Cider pressing, Tues Montgomery', Herman Hilty, James I days, Thursdays, 1361 and Marilyn Zimmerman. I I Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elza Stober London spent Sunday and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. I Waitermire’s. Long of Orange township. Mont Jane were enjoyed by the bride. £nt were Mesdames Chas. Montgomery, Le N’ewlin Habegger, er, Edith on Hoch- Augsbu Powell, Dan Alspach, Ma Stettler and Robert Gerbe Misses Mar: Hilda, Verna °P1C I Mabel and Evi I ma, Carol and I the honored gi Assisting the host P. Stei Regrets Lugibihl, Chas. Di Reichenba the the Patterson.’I ck. A read ome will be Reichenbach, be Mrs. Guy and Sa Albert les will Martha, Habegger, and Ruth Ann were sent by Dorothy I Buckeye 1 Dorothy Wenger, Mrs.lCa11 Beave man and Mrs. Francis! Wanted- Bluffton Eas I o’clock. ety of the Sr., I urner. on and refres Liberty Chapel Societies The W. S. and L. A. S. of Liberty Chapel church will meet with Mrs. John Montgomery, Thursday after noon. Four Generations At Family Reunion I of Mr. and Mrs. A. for the first time her I I Bogart of Bluffton. Her father who work on his doctor’s University of Illinois 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Gerald Oaklandon, and brother officiate. bride' will a‘ 8Uoius Z. Born in Germany, Block operated ltt, daughter of I a cigar and tobacco store on North St., Lima, Ohio, or phj Mr. and Mrs. James Steiner, Mr. I F°r setting up and| ____________ of oil burners and oa I see Roy Klingler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElroy ofl Bluffton, any time |thru the week|ery. South Main street spent the weeklafter 4 p. rn. end visiting at the home of Mrs. I blends. McElroy at Sharpsville, Pa. 51 gauro 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilch and! ^e rep&w’ daughter Genie Marie spent the I anj bus cushions. 1 week end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul I jng shop, Thurman Schnegg and daughter of Plymouth, Mich., and attended the Indiana football game at Ann Ar-1 ijvjng room suites, bor, Saturday. See our lovely Michigan-1 rebuilding and n I teed. Murray U State uni-1 Thurman St. Wanted—1 want Stanley Steiner of Ohio versity, Columbus, visited home folks at the E. P. Steiner home over the| coins. Also scarce I week end. George I found in circulate Findlay I paid. Robert Benr I Street. Telephone of New I Special price on Monday I week only. Buy I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Long and! tables, chests, stai ls«»n Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Francis I walnut or maple Lueibihl. Dorothv Long of Lima and| milk glass, dolls 01 Mr. and Mrs. Elza Stober of New! currier & Ives 1 I/Ondnn were supper guests of Mr. Indian relics, 101 land Mrs. M. E. Long, of Orange I reverse, or write township, Sunday. 1 0. For ss I L. Baumgartner of Champaign, Ill., met| South Main St. great grand-1 por 8a]e—73 acres with good 8- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baum-|room hduse, barn and other buildings gartner and Mr. and Block, Former Resident Here, Dies! Pa®*r3’L I Louis P. Block, 82, former resi-| dent of Bluffton about 30 years ago, died last Wednesday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Sam Gerst, of Logansport, Ind., following an ill ness of several years. to Mrs. Gerst, Block is two other daughters, Charles Mrs. Charles Federman, Lansing, Mich. and Mrs. Joe Roberts, Spring- He is a gradu-| Block, Mansfield. The body was returned to Lima where funeral services were held -last Friday in the Davis Miller and I I or night on week I For saie-f I 301 legs, like net pt(Waltermire’s. I For sale-1 cover truck, auto I puppies, smi lurray Upholster-1 rat dogs, chfl St. ly the dozen and tf Geiger & Dili ier, stuffs unit Liberal F. C. Russell Co. Fob free demonstration call James Balmer, distributor, 12314 S. Main, BlufTtdh. Phone 309-Y. For sale—Gold eating potatoes. Clarence Steiner, Bluffton phone, tf For sale—Weather-Seal combina tion doors andr windows, made from kiln-dried California redwood. For free estimate/ call W. J. Reagan, Beaverdam pMone 175-472. tf For sale—Winter apples and cider daily. No Sunday sales. Albert Augsburger fruit farm south of rnery and! 1 tf For sal|—Beautiful male singer now in vere Mrs. canaries, 1447 hatch bah railer Co., Beaverd dam phone 441. -Someone to care for I er works. Must go P' 309 -W -Used trombo Phone 216-W. n range, li mile coin. For si all-wool conditior in the homes I por s Baumgartner, e. J. V Mr. and Mrs.I after 5 I For s new. Homer Spallinge: of Beaverdam on Lir le—Child’s blue North Star snow* suit size 1 excellent Call phone 331-T. de—125 nice Leghorn ahlie, 102 Spring St. ). m. lie—Used bedroom trie heater. Call afternoons igs. Clarence Stonehill, 212 Mrs. G. R. I located near Bluffton Electricity. I Mrs. H. W. Althaus, phone 238-W. is completing! Garretson, broker. degree in the! igsUe hunting licenses. Walter is the son of |mire’s. Baumgartner, I Heater hose, anti-freeze, Arvin hot water hpaters and South wind gaso line heaters at Waitermire’s. Mishawaka, Indiana. Also present were her only uncli and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Swank Jr., of Columbus a great uncle and|Echf great aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. Baumgartner, North Wales, Miss Betty Baumgartner and Freeman, Delaware, Ohio Mr. and|gjm Mrs. C. T. Habegger, Misses Coral por gaie—Boy’s Elgin bicycle ini and Sarah Baumgartner, Berne, InL, I Rood condition, with extras $20. Paul] IK-j Ja*k purveS(|R purclu, 414 miles west of Bluff-1 ton. I General Mills, Mirro-Matic, Presto, a aid Wearev^r pressure sauce pans at Waitermire’s. Wanted—Home for nice black and white pftppy. Jerome Herr, 109 W. Toy land opens at Waitermire’s.I ___ __ Did your see our advertisement on|| For sj$e—Extracted clover honey Howard Rickly, 3 I miles south on Bentley road. 5 lbs.. S1.50. I B. in Rabbi Myron officiated. Burial was WANT-ADS I For safe?—1930 model Big-6 Buick, motor intA-l condition and suitable for converting into buck rake. Carl Fett, 214| miles east of Beaverdam on Rt. 3D-N. For sile—Good canning pears. I E. P. Stejner, 14 mile east of town. Large selection of ladies and child ren’s head scarves at Waitermire’s. Wantedr—Used play pen must be off-the-flo©r type. Eugene Stal\v, I Bluffton Rt. 1. Phone 533-Y. Vermillion, I See the I display of To buy buzz saw'. Albert Bluffton phone 658-Y. beautiful Christmas gift W’anted|- Avon products at Mrs. s of West Elm street. a(b—White kitchen heater, Fred Hahfri For used two seasons. I Bluffton hone. Ladies 1100% all-' I I I I I only—No. 9 dozen on county 11Lie new samples fori beyond Penm -covering chairs, I Just recei'v -tc. Work gnaran-1 ladies house iholstering shop, I Washer se:r|’ice I and parts, to buy old U. S. I Reichenbach, ates of coins now I 542. n. Highest prices I ith, 612 S. Main Wanted—To buy I 342-Y. timothy mixe I hay. Ira Mo Hi Ii •if a Melvin E. Diller, :ers at Waitermite’s. For safe—Boy’s brown tweed suit size 16 also blue wool fingertip coat size 14, all in A-l condition. Bluff- ton phonq 463-W. 4 S For sail—Two davenports, will re nt I cover to suit purchaser. ♦‘Murray I Upholstering shop, Thurman St. 11 For said—Potatoes, at I Bring saclls. days, Wednes-1 Now is North Sugar I Christmas 1 ne 27933. 301 For reni|—-Room general repair! Inquire 296 space heaters I Wanted 28 Riley St., I Us for higli^st seconds onl&l Arthur Miller, 2 miles’! I southwest tf town. Bluffton phone. 33111* the time to make yourl lay-awvy at Waitermire’s. for two girls.! i S. Lawn Ave. I ■Fat geese and ducks. Call I prices. Jorg Hatch-1 311 -Bassinet with folding! i’. Call phone 468-Y. r-Beautiful fox irt pets and very pp. Dan Wilkins, road, second iylvania railroad. »d, a large selection of (dresses. Waitermire’s. also wringer rolls *rompt service. Verl Beaverdam phone tf led hay. Clover and or first cutting alfalfa ^*r, phone 533-W. 31 Wanted—Bi Century Tires this I Flex-O-Glas4 now and save at I O-Net and senien chicken houses! 2-piece cupboards,| Homes, far? ds, all in cherry,! us if you wish jilso pretty china, I No charge exApt a fair price for Boil heads, vases,! fhp vnmpleted s| Hnts, oil lamps,I E. Jefferson. 1 items. Phone I For sale—M Howe, Kenton,| sweet cider Wyr-O-Glass. Glass glass, fine for at Waitermire's. either to buy or sell de. C. T). Rame, 124 K. D. Gratz, broker. |nter apples also Either Fruit Farm, 301 mile north of Blwffton on county line. PAGE FIVE see our f/o.star HIT SHOW/ BENDIX aromatic Home laundry See ho v the BENDIX ES CLOTHES r—3 TIMES DRYS CLOTHES S ITSELF DRAIt S ITSELF ITSELF OFF WASHDAY WORK SAVES goc hens. Call CLOTHES HOT WATER SOAP just art a dial, add tha rest. You don't tin. You never frt I You don’t evae •oap and Bendix doea •ven touch the dial ai Cur hands in watei ve to atay at home! Washday on earth- with a Ben dial Bluffton’s Maytag Dealer '"U Modern Beauty l‘ 411 4I» 4«' 40' 4* 4« 4«‘ n Fltiibli proof*' daft with rcit •namal finiih low cost inveihr beauty as you tion nt in comfort and hat will last as Ion? hows.. For .infofma id s.rvict. Phone rniture Store i of Depen vice Forty-five Yeat Se\ e of the The Cas Wader Wary terrier good south place 31 I! With his waders, he ie day. POOR MR. abbreviated can’t enjoy can you, as enjoy a against Fire or And neithe net, rity from a property O’ sense of sec financial loss other disaster (without ade quate insurai e coverage. Call on Phone: 295-W 113 Yi S. Main Street Bluffton