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THURSDAY, DEC. 4. 1947
Game Protector Donald Ramge of
Bluffton reports two arrests:
John Whitling of Spencerville ar
rested on two counts, failure to dis
play hunting license and improper
Lagging of traps. Fined $15 and costs
on each charge in the court of
Justice 0. L. Alstaetter of Cairo last
Thursday.
Clair W. Staley of Ada, arrested
for running a trap line with traps
lacking identification. Fined $15 and
■costs in the court of Justice 0. L.
Alstaetter of Cairo last Thursday.
Arrest was made near Lafayette.
Dog royalty in town—it is Prince
Rowdy II pedigreed cocker spaniel
at the Wilbur Fish home on Spring
street. The dog was presented to Mrs.
Fish as a gift by Mrs. Arvin Scheele
now of Lima. It is 15 months old and
comes from a long line of pedigreed
forebears with 13 champions in four
generations. The dam is owned by
Albert Ingalls of Bluffton.
Pickerel fish fry for Sportsmen’s
club members at the town hall club
rooms on Wednesday night of next
week at 8 p. m. Tentative arrange
ments have scheduled Ollie Niemeyer
of Prospect, Ohio, who will show
motion pictures and talk on the wild
life in Ohio.
LEGAL NOTICE
Emma
tf Allen Count
will be for he
from the date
!e last known place of
s. Indiana, is hereby
?. Zerbe has filed his
fort divorce, and for
on me grounds of gross
•xtreifcie cruelty, in Case
s Common Pleas Court
Io, add that said cause
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John 1
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petition again.'
other equitable
neglect of du'ty
iring on on about six weeks
the first Publication of this
Francis W, Durbin
Attorney for Plaintiff
331 Dominion Building
Lima, Ohio 37
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Infant Schaublin
Services Sunday
Graveside services were held Sun
day in the Emmanuel Reformed
church cemetery for the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schaublin,
of Columbus Grove, who died at
7 P. M. Sunday.
livestock-
charge of the services.
Survivors include the parents
sisters, Patsy Ann and Diana Lee
brothers, Richard De Wayne and Rus
sell Day the paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin,
Bluffton, and the maternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sar
gent, Columbus Grove.
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noon
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Evangelical United Brethren church,
Columbus Grove, united in marriage
Miss Janice Louise Lentz and Robert
Kahler.
The bride’s parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Lentz, Columbus Grove,
and Mr. Kahler is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hobart Kahler of Lima.
White flowers, candles and green
ery formed an effective background
for the double ring ceremony read
by the Rev. Russell Clark, pastor.
Mrs. Joseph Gillespie played the
traditional wedding marches and
solos were read
Lentz, sister of
Gillespie.
by Miss Phyllis
the bride, and Mr.
church with her
marriage,
Entering the
father who gave her
the bride was attired in a Winter
white wool frock trimmed in gold
sequins, and had a blue feather hat
and matching accessories. Her cor
sage was pink roses.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Gerald
Spallinger, sister of the bride, wore
a dress of robin egg blue with black
accessories, and a corsage of white
carnations.
Warren Kahler attended his broth
er and ushers were Gerald Spalling
er, brother-in-law of the bride, and
Franklin Kahler, twin brother of
the bridegroom.
For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs.
Lentz chose a black dress with
matching hat and gold sequin-trim
med bodice, and corsage of rose
carnations. The bridegro
had a brown suit, with
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In the Bluffton college
Saturday, the Beavers will
with Wilmington for their fir
appearance.
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On this Wednesday night, the col
legians open at Bowling Green again
st the strong Falcons, following
which their schedule calls for the
tended South high school and is em
ployed as city electrician. The
couple is residing in Lima at 133 W.
Lane Ave.
Beaverdam Coaches
To Play Thursday
Riding the crest of a seven-game
winning streak, Beaverdam Buckeye
Coach cagers will tangle with one
of the best semi-pro outfits in the
Midwest in a game with Ft. Wayne
General Electric this Thursday night
in the Beaverdam High gymnasium.
Fred and John Herrmann and
Russ Gratz, former Bluffton High
court stars, are members of the
ich is unbeaten
former Criders vi
one of the be:
produced in this
High School Cagers Play Here On
Friday College At Home Saturday
ton cc
on the local courts this week, with
the Pirates playing at home Friday
and the Beavers on the following
night. Bluffton High’s Friday night
foe will be Carey, one of the strong
er Class teams in this area, and
a newcomer on the Pirate basketball
card. In the tilt the local crew
will be seeking their third successive
win of the year.
lit on
st home
Roger Phillips,
player, who is
me team, how
real test, for
with a record
Ft. Way
vide a
me here
and on
Pistons set back the G. E. five in
thei only loss in an exhibition game.
L:ist year, the G. E. club won 49
of f6'’ games, and fix e of the seven
set hacks came at th( hands of pro
teanis in the Natior al Professional
Sportsman’s Five
Open Season’s Play
The Sportsman’s club-sponsored
basketball team won two out of
three games last week. Monday
night they lost to the Block factory
50 to 38. On Wednesday they de
feated Superior coach of Lima, 41
to 29, and on Friday won from a
Bluffton college intramural team,
63 to 46.
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Wilmington game here Saturday
night and a tilt with Toledo U at
that place next Tuesday.
The high school eagers also will
play next Tuesday night, traveling
to Pandora for their first contest of
the year on a foreign court. This
year’s schedule kept the Pirates at
home for their first three starts.
In the college opener this Wednes
day, the Beavers will appear on
one of the double-header foes select
ed for Bowling Green, annually one
of the best crews in the nation. As
sumption college, of Canada, will be
the other foe on the twin bill.
At Bowling Green, Coach Harold
Anderson has virtually the same
squad which last season won 28
victories and suffered only seven set
backs.
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PAGE THREE
Most Ohio colonies of bees will
need 60 pounds of honey for winter
stores. Bees in 1-stoty hives acquire
about eight full frames of honey and
pollen, and the food should be in the
center of the hive where
cluster. Frames added to
stores, however, should be
the outside. Solid frames
at the sides of the hive serve as in
sulation as 'well as food.
the bees
build up
placed at
of honey
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Jerne P. Bracy zDeceaaed
Notice is hereby giveh that Edith Bracy
whose Post Office addifess is 269 So. Lawn
Ave.. Bluffton, Ohio, hA-* been duly appointed
and qualified as Admi/xistra'crix of the Estate
P. Bracy late of Allen County, Ohio,
ly of November 1947
tMOND P. SMITH
the Probate Court,
inty, Ohio S3
Dated this 18th
RA
Judge of
Allen Cq
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