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PAGE TWO
Couple Is Married
In Lima Ceremony
Wedding of Mary Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ha
begger, residing west of Bluffton to
Paul Goes, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goes of Lima took place in
a double ring ceremony at 10:30
m., Saturday, January 1
i
in the
rectory of St. Rose Catholic church
in Lima with Rev. Msgr. James
Elder officiating.
Attending the couple were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Goes, brother and sis
ter-in-law of the bridegroom.
The bride wore a beige suit with
brown accessories. Her flowers were
yellow roses. The matron of honor
was attired in an aqua suit with
black accessories and had a shoulder
corsage of pink roses.
Following the ceremony a dinner
for the immediate families were
served at the Barr hotel, Lima.
After a southern trip the couple
The bride, a graduate of Blufft
bus
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Couple Is Married
In College Chapel
Miss Alice Locher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Locher of Pan
dora, and Gordon Neuenschwander,
son of Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Neuen
schwander, Quakertown, Pa., were
married in a lovely ceremony at 4:30
Saturday afternoon in the Ramseyer
Chapel of Bluffton College where
both had been students. The
groom’s father married the couple,
using the double ring ceremony.
The chapel was simply decorated
with palms and white flowers. A
half hour of music was presented by
Claren Sommer, organist, and Miss
Freda Yoder, vocalist. Mr. Sommer,
who used the traditional wedding
marches, also played “Caprice Ven
noise” by Kreisler, “To A Wild Rose”
and “The Love Theme From Romeo
and Juliet.” “At Dawning” and
“Through the Years” were sung by
Miss Yoder. During the services
“Oh Perfect Love” and “Still, Still
in Thee” were softly played.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an ivory satin gown
made by her mother, styled with
lace yoke, and finger tip veil. She
carried a white Testament tied with
a white orchid and trailing daisies.
Miss Eula Locher, sister of the
bride was maid of honor and wore
a wine taffeta gown with full skirt,
bateau neckline and matching mitts.
Miss Agnes Suter, bridesmaid, was
dressed in an identically fashioned
gown of rose taffeta. Both attend
ants carried colonial bouquets of
Robert Neuenschwander, New York
Citv. was best man for his brother.
Ushers were Richard Berky, Bluff
ton. Arden Ramseyer, Smithville,
and Dale Schavley, Quakertown, Pa.
The bride’s mother wore a gray
crepe dress and the groom’s mother
was dressed in blue. Pink rose
corsages were worn by both.
Following the ceremony guests
were received at the Chapel entrance.
Later a reception for the immediate
families and close friends was held
at the home of the bride’s parents.
As the couple left on a short wed
ding trip, the bride was attractively
dressed in a wine gabardine suit
with orchid corsage.
The bride who graduated from
Pandora High school completed Mr
work at Bluffton College this month.
She was a popular senior and had
been 1947 Homecoming Queen.
Mr. Neuenschwander served in
the army and attended Bluffton Col
lege two years. In February he will
enroll as a pre-law student at Cleve
land College, Western Reserve Uni
versity. After February 1, Mr. and
Mrs. Neuenschwander will be at
home at 3185 Sycamore Drive,
Cleveland Heights.
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GEIGER AND DILLER
Valentine Gifts for Men
Bluffton, Ohio
Evangelist
Rev. D. D. Corl, who will conduct
a series of evangelistic services at
Pleasant View Evangelical United
Brethren church from February 8 to
22. Rev. Walter Purdy, pastor of
the church will be in charge of
devotions and Mrs. Oren Doty will
direct the music. Services will be
held nightly at 7:45 o’clock.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON. OHIO
Infantry Chorus Coming
de Paur’s Infantry Chorus, a negro choral group of 35
veterans billed as the finest musical attraction to come out of
World War II which will appear at the high school gymnasium
on Wednesday night, Feb. 4 at 8 o’clock under auspices of
Bluffton college.
Library's Tax Share
In 1948 Set At 84,000
Bluffton public library will receive
$4,000 and the village corporation
$400 in the distribution of $106,800
representing anticipated 1948 classi
fied tax receipts in budget alloca
tions made last week by the Allen
county commissioners.
Baverdam’s share will be $300,
and Lafaytte will receive the same
amount, according to the budget
schedule of distribution.
Bluffton To Get
$163 In Sales Tax
Bluffton village will receive $163.93
as its share of the first 1948 sales
tax distribution, it was announced
last week by Allen
Russell L. Hire.
Other allotments
erdam, $29.75, and
The county’s share
and townships will
shirts
sport shirts
ties
pajamas
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County Auditor
included: Beav
Lafayette, $32.30.
will be $4,238.08,
receive $941.80.
Ohio farmers reading reports of
the use of 2,4-D to kill weeds in
small grains should remember that
cash grain areas frequently have a
much greater weed problem than
Ohio does.
$125,000 Suit In
Jerome Wise Death
Suit for $125,000 was brought
against Howard Sarber, Inc., Lansing,
Mich., in Toledo federal court last
week by Charles Hardwick, of Find
lay, administrator of the estate of
Jerome Wise, who died following a
truck-auto collision near Perrysburg,
Nov. 21, 1946.
Wise, a native of Bluffton, was the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Wise, of Lima. Hardwick also is a
Bluffton native and brother-in-law of
Jerome Wise.
The action charges carelessness by
Howard Sarber Inc. contributed to the
collesion.
100,000 Lbs. Of Milk
By 14-Year-Old Cow
Revolution Blyth Queen, 14-year
old Jersey cow owmed by Harry Pat
terson, Lafayette, has a lifetime
producing record of 100,000 pounds
of five per cent milk, it was an
nounced this week.
Milk produced during that time
contained 5,100 pounds of butterfat.
The cow has been on test except
the first six months of her life by
the Allen County Dairy Service co
operative.
Over the 14-year period the cow’
had 11 calves, and soon will be fresh
with the 12th calf. Four of her
daughters in Patterson’s herd aver
aged on a 305-day test 8,938 pounds
of milk that tested 4.93 or 430
pounds of butterfat.
Lutterbein Seeks
Post As Sheriff
A. J. Lutterbein, Monroe township
farmer and former deputy sheriff,
last Friday announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
sheriff in the May 4 primary.
Lutterbein also served as Allen
county game protector for two and
one-half years.
There are three announced candi
cates for the Republican nomination
for sheriff: Sheriff William R. Dai
ley, incumbent Dewey Miller, of
Lima, and Clifford D. Heller, of
Harrod.
Roof Fire is Fourth
Alarm In 10 Days
Answering their fourth fire alarm
in 10 days, Bluffton volunteer fire
men last Friday afternoon ex
tinguished a roof blaze at the home
of Francis Moser on Thursman
street.
roof suffered considerable
in the fire, but there was
ss reported. The fire was
at 3:15 p. m.
The
damage
no other
discovered
A short
stall or a high door sill
stable may
of mastitis
in the cow
of a case
herd, and the disease
after given a start.
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Birthday Party
Wilma Jean Jorg was honored
with a party on her eleventh birth
day at her home on Cherry street,
Friday afternoon.
Present at the occasion were
Marian Gierman, Paul Jorg, Mrs.
Adel la Oyer the Fifth grade teacher
and twenty-seven girls of the Fifth
grade: Anita Klassen, Joyce Diller,
Dorothy Stratton, Janet Criblez, Bar
bara Schumacher, Patty Gaiffe, El
len Balmer, Norma Jean Clark, Sally
Hilty, Lois Amstutz, Sandra Berry,
Jeanine Courtenay, Nora Preto,
Nancy Joseph, Irlene Gierman, Mary
belle Clark, Marie Moser, Sue Mont
gomery, Jane Fisher, Mary Ann Bad
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THURSDAY, JAN. ."9, 194S
Ansbach and the honored guest,
Wilma Jean Jorg.
The afternoon was spent in games
and contests, after wTiich Mrs. Earl
Jorg served refreshments assisted by
Mrs. Karl Gierman.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank everyone who ex
tended aid and sympathy during the
illness and death of our beloved
mother also Rev. Opperman who of
ficiated at the funeral and Mrs. Bon
ita Shook who sang and all those
who sent the beautiful flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. James Deppler
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Redd and
family
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