The Bluffton news. [volume], November 27, 1947, Image 6

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Wouldn’t you rather have a new portrait of your favorite than
any gift you can think of?
(Your “favorites” may be your children, your parents, or any
other loved one.)
They undoubtedly feel the same way ... so arrange right now to
let us do a portrsiit of you for their Christmas. By doing it now,
you’ll give us plenty of time to get every bit of your charm and
personality into your portrait.
And your lucky favorites will get exactly what they most want—
your Christmas portrait—the gift that only you can
N. Main Street,
Before you forget, call 168-W and make an appointment.
IW1
These well known aids to hog raising do a good
job for feeders because they contain nutrients
that are lacking in corn—nutrients carefully
selected and proportioned for the needs of yoyr
hogs if you want fast and thrifty growth. Come in
and find out about Pillsbury’s Best
THE FARMERS GRAIN CO.
Phone 109-W' Bluffton* Ohio
Bluffton, O1lio
anil CONCENTRATES
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id Clarence id
Mrs. Walter
eve callers in
Mrs. J. O. Ciupp.
per was held
Tuesday eve
ized.
Mrs.
bus is
and
Mr.
the home of Mr. and
game and chicken sup
in the Methodist church
and was well patron-
th Marshall of Colum
the v
Kenn
spendin
rs. Herbert Marshall,
and Mrs. Lawrence Begg and
and Dean attended a family
in the home of Mrs. Begg’s
dinner in the hoi
parents, Mr. and
in Wapakoneta, Sunda
Mr. and Mr
Rob
bel
Mr
bus Grove was entertained in the
home of Mrs. Herbert Marshall last
Thursday evening.
The marriage of Janice, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz of
this place to Mr. Robert Kohler
ake place at 3 o’cbock,
afternoon, in the U
dumbus Grove in an
mony. A reception
church parlors.
Lima will
Thanksgiving
in Co
cere i
in the?
church
church
follow
Mr.
Walter Cupp,
daughter 1
of Mr. Sw
Dav which
nd Mi
Mi
votions
shall
Lord
IT STAYS SILENT, LASTS LONGER
You’ll never be surprised with
refrigerator noise and trouble
when you pick the refrigerator
that freezes with no moving
parts. For in Servel’s freezing
system, there’s nothing that
can wear or get noisy. Dif
ferent from all others, the
Servel Gas Refrigerator uses
just a tiny gas flame to pro
vide constant cold and ice.
Come look, come listen.
Book of Prayer, Mrs. D.
bell.
W. E.
of th
Come see Servel’s wonderful
modern conveniences. Big and
roomy, Servel has just-right
i temperatures for meats, for
^vegetables, for frozen foods.
Best of all, it offers permanent
ailence, longer life. Right now,
we haven’t enough Servels for
everybody. But more are
arriving every day. And this
different refrigerator is worth
waiting for.
SERVEL IS DIFFERENT...
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The West Ohio Gas Co
TUF BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON. OHIO
lear pi
F. R. Kerst
Marshall were
guests of Mr.
•tt and family
Ad th
ving cond
Herbert Marshi
Ft. Wayr
Am with
hall
Robert Ma:
Oberlin college was e
guest of his parents, 3
F. C. Marshall.
Mrs. Virginia Kempf
to her home in Pandora
ing the past two week
Harold Marshall, who
ing from an operation.
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis I
Sunday visitors in the
and Mrs. Ray Shellenba
Hampshire, who recenth
baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Pandora and Mr. and
of Columbus
dinner Than!
e of Mr. and
Marshall
tained at
of
Reagan
abeth Cam]
Mr.
will spend Thank
eland
and the week end with
D. C. Campbell.
be Thank:
and Mrs.
Lynne in
Horizon Club of Colum­
Harley
spent his early life in this
was struck by a truck
crossing the street in fr
last Friday evenin]
injuries. Funeral se
in Dayton Wednes
with burial at Blue
services were
home
fatal
held
noon
graveside
B.
open
Mrs.
and
Mrs. Edgar Begg,
Richard
day ev
Russell
meeting
larjorie were the guests
mi and Mr. Jain at India
was held in the lounge of
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holidi
studi
hand
and
(arranged: During
be^n
session the officers will
the coming year. De
Christmas, Mrs. F. W. Mar
Bible Study, One World, One
Mrs. J. O. Cupp Carols Year
returned
spend
th Mrs.
cuperat-
Herbert
will
■shall
and Mrs. Orlo Me
sgiving Day gue
Lysle Cahill an
Cleveland.
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for the
December
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Ohio
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ramily Du
Mrs. Ralph* Sousley,
Ted Stettler and son:
Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. I
stettler, daughter Gaia
Camp­
and Mrs.
a meeting
Herbert Marshall
Marshall attended
Woman’s Educational Club
in Toledo last Thursday. The speak
er was a Persian woman, who had
been reared in a Christian home in
that country, and came to the United
States in 1940. She gave a rather
Richland Center
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bor, Mich.,
the Mrs. S
Mr. and Mr
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id Mrs.
Mr.
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he was
of his
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Mrs.
and
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Jimmy
a Verne Hoch
Ann and son
WE WANT TO REMIND YOU
THAT WE ARE PREPARED TO
MEET YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS.
Fourth
HEAD SCARES
Exclusive Lines
Pure wool
Sure
Wm. Egly of
lied last Thu
Mr.
Gratz.
Mr.
And Mrs. Robert Marquart
Sunday evening supper guests
Amos and Weldon Luginbuhl
at the
home.
Mr.
called
and Mrs. Otto Amstutz.
?d a
owell of
Kenneth
enter­
and Mrs. Maynard Steiner
Saturday afternoon on Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strahm and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ream of Lima
spent Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Schaublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Basinger call
ed Sund
Basingei
Dillman
afternoon on Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs.
Don
were
and
Gratz
of Mr.
and Mrs. Jar
iy dinner gues
Leonard Gratz.
and Mrs. Harvey Burkholder
laughter Mary Jane and Mrs.
Balmer were Sunday dinner
5 of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller
Family. Evening callers were
gue:
and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Steiner and
son
Ronnie.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gerber spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
George Eisenbach of Pandora.
J. R. Bowers passed away at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Henry
Green last Thursday. Funeral serv
ices were Sunday at the Davis and
Miller funeral home of Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wingate of
Lima, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Larue and
Mrs. Richard Leiber spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs
neth Chidester and fai
and daughter
gue
Kohler
dinner
the
and
ning at
nencer
Reed Hi
onard
vith Mr. and Mr
CARD OF THAN
ted
and all tho:
funeral
flowers.
Mrs. Edna Murray
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Palm
Mr. and Mrs. Dari Hess
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murrav
of an egg is water,
leated water and
I
We have an
Standard Poultry Kennedies that help.
Highest prices paid for poultry.
dried and
treated for
of wear am
CHRISTMAS REMINDERS
First Second Third
OUR MERCHANDISE IS OF THE
QUALITY THAT YOU WILL BE
PROUD TO GIVE AS A GIFT.
LARGE, GIV-
STOCK
YOU A
TO
OUR
ING
TION
CHOICE.
IS
VARIED SELEC
MAKE YOUR
Sixth
Kentucky Looms
$1.98 to $4.98
e z in a n s “Tow n and Country”
Rayon ....... $1.00 to $3.98
IN COMBINATION WINDOWS
IT’S THE
bination window
knnot do the job
or which it is
Unless a con
fits perfectly it
of insulation
intended.
Compare Weat
other combinat
what makes it
window on the
ler-Seal with all
an windows. See
the best fitting gjSs?
market today.
sod
:r.un,
vood
California Redw
Phone 49611
Custom-Built
All heart, fine
California Red
guaranteed again! ment
openin
perfect
use of
springs
Each window tailored
to the exact measure
of
121 S. Elizabeth Street
isinger
Justin
it., Bluffton
78-T
136 Thurman
Phone
Fifth:
WE WANT
CHRISTMAS
PLEASURE, W:
SHOP WITH
FACTION.
THE LARGEST LINE OF DRESS
ES IN NORTHWEST OHIO.
TO MAKE YOUR
BUYING A REAL
IRE YOU CAN
EAfeE AND SATIS-
“Strauss & Mu
inches square, i
Priced ....
We will have y\y.lon Jloie [or ^our Christmas need!
The l_apo Co
THURSDA Y, NOV. 27. 1917
Eggs are going higher each week. Eighty-five per cent
Supply your layers with clean, fresh
watch them lay.
“Everyday” waterer to fit your need.
Jorg Hatchery
Interlock
The genuine interlock
construction forms an
airtight seal between
the permanent frame
and the interchangeable
panels. Cold air, dirt
and drafts just can’t
get in.
the window
Built to fit
without the
extra strips,
or gadgets.
iln
Lima, Ohio
W. J. Reagan
Beaverdam. Ohio
Phone 175-472
THE PRICES ARE NOT PRO
HIBITIVE, COMPARED WITH
QUALITY.
Jh j\'o Lnd
Iler” Pure silk 45
dividually designed.
$2.98 to $4.98
These scarfs are all exclusive patterns
.. so you can have a scarf all your own.