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PAGE TWO
Rev. W. J. Flick
Oklahoma, will be^t
eight-dav series dt
to be 1
the Ps
church.
day th
p. m„
/■minute
Special i
the Swiss
gospel tear
At
Funeral Service
Pandora
Church
Rev. W. J. Flickinger
IS AS
SILLY
AS
EIGHT GREAT DAYS
Trying to give yours
HY be an amateur ar
spoiling your hair for rr
right for you. You owe it
For customers who like
cutting
Raymond Bame Buys
Store In California
ST. JOHN MENNONITE CHURCH
Pandora, Ohio
NOVEMBER 23-30 7:45 P.
Sundays. 7:30 P. M.
Speaker
Rev. W. J. Flickinger
Muskogee. Oklahoma
Music by:
Swiss Male Chorus
College Gospel Teams
Church Choirs
ipecial treat for children every night
THIS IS YOUR INV1IATION TO ATTEND
Trying to repair your own watch
elf a permanent!
run the chance of
iths? Get a profet-
i!
sional wave. Have your
shaped and styled
yourself to be sure
Hons.
of the correct timing and
little Tommy Tucker
sinqs for his supper
What shall he eat?
White bread and butter I
What 'hall he wear
leir hair long without
We recommend Zot s Imperial
Now open Thursday afternot ns until Christmas.
Vcl's Beauty Box
Phone 239-W for appointment
/*fi 11F11
in
As he trudqes off
Safety leqion Toqs j|b*
are the smart i£S,
Mothers rule
Qive the boy.A
All cotton and
part wool sport
shirts longies
and jeans that
will please them.
CION TOCS
Boys who wear Safety Legion
Togs and the Mothers of these
Safety Legioneers write our
best ads. A card from one says:
‘I think Safety Legion Togs
mAe good presents for Christ
mas or Birthdays Because the
children will be surprised and
thrilled at the sight of this
wonderful new kind of cloth. I
think Safety Legion Clothes are
the best kind you can buy.
I’m sure most boys think so
too.” Mrs. H. M. R.
Christmas Issue of Pilot Magazine now being distributed free.
GEIGER AND DILLER
The Place to Buy Christmas Gifts
Deluxie Corduroy
suits In pinwale,
thickset cord or
fancy tweeduroy
that can’t be beat.
Vinner Marks Golden
And Silver Weddings
Monday, Decern
double celebratio
silver wedding aiiniversar in the
Motter family of Ada. 01i that day,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dlotter will
observe their 50th year of happy
married life witl their son Errett
and his wife coinpleting 25 years.
No open house ill be ol(served but
a family dinner v. ill mark the double
event in tne evei
The senior Mo iters we re married
on December 1, 1 897 in he parson
age of the Bluffton Methodist church
with Rev. W. S. Culp officiating.
Miss Metta Kohli, Bluffton, is the
only living memler of le original
wedding party, besides the principals.
Mrs. Motter the former Osa
Hamilton, attended the Dally school
where she met her hus (and at a
literary meeting of the Dally and
Owlsburg schools. Both are natives
of Orange township.
The couple started housekeeping
on the Motter farm in Orange town
ship, five miles northwest of Ada,
where they resided for 11 years. For
the next 37 years they lived on the
farm they purchased northwest of
Ada, moving to town three years
ago.
They have three children, Errett,
Ada Mrs. Gladys Motter Harmony,
Sprinfeileld and Gerald at home.
Their three grandchildren, Clair, Joe
and Patty are children of Mr. and
Mrs. Erret Motter.
The “junior” couple celebrating
their silver anniversary, were mar
ried on December 1, 1922 in the
parsonage of the Bluffton Reformed
church by the Rev. H. C. Blosser.
Mr. Motter has been an employee
of the Ohio Power Co. for many
years and recently retired as Ada
Scoutmaster after a quarter century
of progress with the troop.
Rabbit Supper At
High School Here
Students of the F. F. A. and the
F. H. A. enjoyed a rabbit supper in
the high school cafeteria last week.
The event was sponsored by the
girls organization and seven mem
bers of the Beaverdam parliament
ary team, the latter staging demon
strations in parliamentary procedure
as part of the program.
A welcome by Beatrice Leiber was
extended to the F. F. A. boys on
behalf of the F. H. A. followed by
the response delivered by Luke Lug
ibihl opened the program. A Thanks
giving story was then told by Ruth
Anna Lee followed by poems read
by Bonnie Deeds, Beulah Burkholder
and Jenny Burkholder. Mary Dun
bar gave an impersonation and Lou
ise Reichenbach and Margaret Strat
ton played a clarinet duet, Fresh
men and senior girls also presented
two skits.
Plans for the December 1st meet
ing of the F. H. A. include Mrs.
Charles Hankish, Jr., and Mrs.
Harry Shrider, Jr., English war
brides, as speakers. They will dis
cuss Christms customs in England.
Funeral Rites For
Infant Stratton Boy
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon in the Paul Diller funeral
home for Stephen Ortho Stratton,
infant son of Ortho and Anna Mary
Stratton, who died last Friday in
Lima Memorial hospital, 14 days
after his birth in Bluffton Community
hospital.
In addition to his parents, the
infant is survived by his paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Stratton, Bluffton, and the maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd
Crow, Mt. Cory. His parents live in
Findlay.
Burial was in the Clymer ceme
tery.
Stultz, Clever Head
Engineering Society
Gerald Clever, Bluffton, was elect
ed secretary-treasurer of the Ohio
Northern chapter, Ohio Society of
Professional Engineers, at a meet
ing last week in Findlay.
Norris Stultz, former Bluffton res
ident, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Emer
son Stultz, of Grove street, is new
president of the chapter. Stultz now*
is associated with the Findlay water
works. Clever is employed at the
Woodcock generating station of the
Central Ohio Light and Power Co.,
in Bluffton.
Dr. Allman Speaks At
Leesville Dedication
Dr. V. H. Allman, of Bluffton,
superintendent of the Sandusky
Conference of the United Brethren
church, was one of the speakers last
Sunday at re-dedication of the new
ly remodeled Leesville, Evangelical
United Brethren church.
Library Closed
Bluffton public library will be
closed on Thanksgiving day, it is an
nounced by Miss Ocie Anderson,
librarian. Open Friday afternoon
from noon to 5 o’clock. Regular
hours will be observed Saturday.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON. OHIO
ber 1, marks the
olden and
Hoots of Culture
MINCE MEAT
NOODLES
FANCY GRADE
4
HARVEST THANKSGIVINGS
AREAS OLD AS HARVESTS
CENTURIES BEFORE THE
PILGRIM FATHERS, THE
IROQUOIS INDIANS CELE
BRA T£D HARVEST THANKS
GIVING, WITH DANCING
AND PRAYER TO THE
GREAT SPIRIT.
Our
thanksgiving gifts,
TOO, FEATURE THE HOME,
AND INCLUDE: BEAUTI
FUL SIL V£R, SUCH AS
PLATES, Pf TCHERS.
TRAYS, AND FINE
CHINA AND DAMASK.
INCAS' OF ANCIENT PERU OB
SERVED THANKSGIVING WITH
GIFTS OF SHEEP TO THE GOD
MAYZ, FROM WHOM COMES
^OURJVORD "MAIZE OR CORN.
AT HARVEST THANKSGIVING,
THE ANCIENT ROMANS MADE
GIFTS TO THEIR HOUSEHOLD
Fixin's for the Feast!
A&P
Pumpkin 2
CRANBERRY SAUCE Si8’'"
STUFFED OLIVES U'“°*..................... *....?*£:41c
PEACH OR PLUM PRESERVES ................... 27c
GRANULATED SUGAR.............................. 5 48c
Compliment Winner for your
ThunliMyiriny Hinner
.JOE P1RKER Flll’IT (IKE
DARK VARIETY
3-lb. Size »17
1 Vi Lb. Size
5 Lb. Size
When you set a rich Jane Parker Fruit Cake on
your Thanksgiving table you can get set to
collect compliments. For everybody goes for
this fruit-filled, nut-studded
such a festive finishing touch
Take your choice of light
(dark) cake.
STUFFING BREAD,
DINNER ROLLS
COME TO ACrP FOR
Thanksgiving Foods at
Value-Giving I’rices!
When it comes to making a little wampum go a long way, the Pilgrim Fathers had
nothing on your thrifty old A&P! -Honest Injun, you won’t see more low prices
anywhere ... or a finer collection of festive foods for Thanksgiving! Our eagle
eyed scouts have tracked down hundreds of big values for the big day.
Marvel .... loaf
Park.
ANGEL FOOD RING
POTATO CHIPS
Price Slashed!
Marvel Raisin Bread
Formerly
21c
Now 15c
Full One Pound Loaf
2 XT 29c
.. 27c
CANS^
*2 23c
REST FOB SALADS—RED
PITTED DATES
89c
$2.75
FRESH
cake that adds
to holiday meals,
or old-fashioned
13c
1-doa.
I .............. pkg.
Marvel ....
PARTY RYE BREAD
18c
T— 1 16-oz.
Parker •. loaf
65c
Un-iced each
25c
Xer............... Vai
OPEN MONDAY, NOV. 24 UNTIL 6 P.M.
TUESDAY, NOV. 25—OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26—OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M.
Triplehorn Car Is
Found In Indiana
An automobile owned by
Triplehorn
in Lima
was found
Ind,
the n
lended
Schryer New Head
Of Scouting Council
-er, Lima,
Tton High
■en la
nee council, Boy Scouts of
an organization in which
has been an active worker.
A Silver Beaver honorary
also was presented to the
Bluffton teacher at the same
PINEAPPLE ...
DELICIOUS APPLES 3 45c
MARVIN BRAND
YUKON
IBeverages
19c
32-OZ. BOTS.
DEL MONTE
PINEAPPLE
IONA OR PACKER'S LABEL
PEAS
RITZ
CRACKERS...............
ANN PAGE TIRE VANILLA
EXTRACT ..............
CHEDDAR CHEESE
CHEESE FOOD
CHED-O-BIT
PHILADELPHIA
15c
big
CREAM CHEESE
AMERICAN OR PIMENTO
KRAFT'S VELVEETA
THURSDAY, NOV. 27. 1917
Mrs. Fred Miller of
attended funeral serv
lay, for his sister
who was fatally
efore in the ex
a kerosene can at her
husband also was serious-
Geiger stre
ices at Log
Mrs. Leroy Perry
burned ten days
plos
The house and contents
ly burned,
were destroyed.
Fruits and Vegetables
PASCAL CELERY ............................ ’S 25c
FLORIDA ORANGES S
LATE HOWE VARIETY
LOUISIANA YAMS
Cranberries cello'll 35e
SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT
CALIFORNIA GRAPES
LARGE niDDEI)
FOOD
Order Your Christ.mas Gilt Baskets
ul Frail Iroiu l&P Mill!
FROM $3.98 TO $4.98
High School Gets
New Sewing Machines
new”
Three
chines
jffton, reported
Wednesday ei
mdoned last Th
rsday
The
award
former
meeting.
Local Man's Sister
Is Dead From Burns
Mr. and
ENGLISH WALNUTS ....
MAINE
19c
POTATOES
Sliced or
Crushed
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Xb: 29c
BAKER MAID
SODA CRACKERS
S: 33c
Dollar-Stretching Dairy Foods
•d to the
departmen
Lanh
pc
Triple
up
rr
Richard Newlan
Enlists In Army
Richard
school gri
last week
according
Lima recr
Arr
ide by
veteran of the
War II, returm
school last fall
the football tea
during World
Bluffton High
DIXIE
MARGARINE
18,000 UNITS OF
MORE FOR YO
QUALITY, FLA
MONEY IN
)R, NUTRITION
8 Ib- 45c
49c
10
tor
45c
lbs.
29c
lbs.
49c
18 Size each
43.
15 T.’s 65c
PressingSALADPAGEANN
55«
29c
NO. 2
CAN
29c
3
NO. 2
CANS
can1 25c
S 23c
55c
lb-
83c
lb. box
37c
8
oz. pkg.
30c
lb. pkg.
stores
THANKSGIVING—CLOSED
FRIDAY, NOV. 28—OPEN UNTIL 6 P.M.
SATURDAY, NOV. 29—OPEN UNTIL |0P.hi