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THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1948
Two closely contested games mark
ed last Monday night’s cage league
play, with the Wildcats edging the
Reds, 41 to 38, and the Rockets top
ping the Indians by two points, 44
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28 feet of food at
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the door.
RONGS
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ine Furniture
BLUFFTON LIMA
Sat., n. 31
Have newspape
azines bundled on
or curb by 12:30
to 42.
In the first game of the evening
the Reds led until the last minute
and a half when the Wildcats took
over and went on to win by a three
point margin. The Reds led at
quarters, 10-7, 21-15 and 34-24.
Wildcats
Fisher
Kirtland ...
Clark
D. Moser ..
Deppler
Reagan
Team
Rockets
Indians
Wildcats
Reds
rs and mag
front porch
P. M.
e bundled
own hall.
Farmers 1 e a
paper at rear of
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the
18
Totals ...
Reds
Jones
D. Amstutz
Ater
Kindle
Stonehill
Luginbuhl
Sammer
2
0
2
Totals 16
In the second game the
clung to first place in the standing
by edging the Indians 44 to 42, after
the count had been tied at
quarter mark, 31-all.
Pogue
K. Moser ...
Basinger
Stuckey
Klay .....
Totals
»n Boy
op 56
By Blufft.
Scout Tr
Indians
W. Amstutz ....
Wilch ....
Burkholder ....
Everett
Niswander
6
Rockets
the third-
4
4
3
Pct.
1.000
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2
Tuesday Program
will
the
The Tuesday evening program
be in full swing each week at
college through February. Those at
tending are having an enjoyable
evening. Men’s program is from 7
to 8:30 p. m., and a women’s recrea
tion period from 8:30 until 10
p. m.
Saturday for Boys
10 to
from
The Saturday program from
grades four through six.
Ice Skating
There has been a lot of ice
ing on the college tennis
since theT lights were erected last
week, and the weather has been per
fect for the activity. The skating
rink is for all community residents—
come and enjoy it.
skat­
courts
LEGAL NOTICE
Fred Mueller, whose larfc known place of
residence was Knoxville, Tennessee, but whose
residence is now unknown, will take notice
that Marie Mueller, Administratrix of the es
tate of Louise Merkle, deceased, on the 12th
day of January, 1948, filed her Petition in the
Probate Court of Allen Coun'cy, Ohio, being
Case No. 24503, alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent is insufficient to pay
her debts and charges of administering said
estate and that hse died seized in fee simple
of the following described real eskate, to-wit:
“Being the North Halfif the West Half
of that part of She Half of the
Northeast Quarter/£ Seuiaa Twenty-seven
(27), Township fAp kYk South, Range
Six (6) Eas'i. ateo lying just South of
Little Hog Creek, containing Eight (8)
acres of land, more or less, in Allen
County, Ohio.”
The prayer of said petition is that said
premises may be sold in accordance with law
for the payment of debts and charges afore
said and for all further equitable relief.
The above mentioned Fred Mueller, ns heir
at-law of said Decedent, will further take no
tice that he has been made a party defend
ant in the above mentioned Petition and that
he is required to answer the same on or be
fore the 13th dav of March. 1948.
Marie Mueller, Administratrix
W. P. Anderson, Attorney
44 for said Administratrix.
AMAZINGLY DIFFERENT!
Buckeye Coach
Team Wins Two
Buckeye Coachmen won two con
tests during the last week, topping
Rockford, 69 to 44, and winning over
Ottoville, 62 to 55.
Fred Herrmann was high point
man for the Coachmen, garnering
23 points against Rockford and 22
against Ottoville. Russ Gratz tal
lied 19 in the Ottoville
January 22
Rockford
Ottoville
0
6
2
10
2
Totals 16
Schedule, Fegruary
7:30—Reds vs Rockets
8:30—Indians vs Wildcats
League Standing
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17
Totals
January
IRENE PERKEY
By Lippincott & Lippincott
Her Attorneys
Lima. Ohio
College Gospel Team
At Oakdale Church
The Bluffton College Gospel team
will provide music at Oakdale Evan
gelical United Brethren church on
Sunday and Thursday nights of next
week as part of a two weeks’ series
of evangelistic services in the church
from February 1 through 15.
Members of the Gospel team are
Stanley Stauffer, 1st tenor, Spinners
town, Pa. Wally Turner, 2nd tenor,
Vaughnsville Walter Treadway, bar
itone, Memphis, Tenn. Kenneth Bau
man, bass, Champa, India Richard
Baum, marimbist, Carlock, Ill.
k Join the
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
contest.
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Buckeye Coach
J. Herrmann, f.
Arnold, f.
Phillips, f.
Gratz,
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F. Herrmann,
Fett,
Miller, _____
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3
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at
Ottoville
Buckeye Coach
Miller, 1
J. Herrmann, 2
Gratz, 8
Bourne, ....
F. Herrmann,
Arnold,
Pogue,
Fett,
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LEGAL NOTICE
•urt of
In the
County. Ohii
Plaintiff vs
The defendant.
Defendan’
•don Pe
40 Northeast 3rd Ave., Miami. Florida will
take notice that the plaintiff. Irene Perkey
filed her petition for divorce against him in
the Common Pleas Court of Allen County.
Ohio at Lima. Ohio on December 17, 1947
being Case No. 38002, on the grounds of Gross
Neglect of Duty and Extreme Cruelty and
asking for care, custody, And’ control of their
minor child that a/bAn for the sup
port of said minor Mnnff and that the inter
est of the defendant in the Land Contract to
property located at 671 South Union Street.
Lima, Ohio, and being Lot No. 6080, Eld
ridge's Addition to Lima. Ohio be barrod.
Said defendant is required to answer on or
before six (6) weeks from the first publica
tion of this notice or judgment will be taken
against him.
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Amstutz Hatchery
Bluffton, Ohio
Richland Grange To
Enter on Its 29th
Year This Spring
(Concluded from page 1)
through several busy years of
activity to pay off the debt incurred
through its erection.
it
Ice cream socials, a name quilt
which netted $210, suppers and
luncheons for various clubs and
organizations, an old fiddlers’ contest,
and finally a chicken supper served
to more than 500 persons helped pay
off the debt, together with donations.
grange,
In the early years of the
coal, twine,
fertilizer and
bought in carload lots and distributed
to grange members.
fenceposts, tankage,
oyster shells were
For the first few years, the organ
ization met every Tuesday evening,
but later meeting nights were set
every two weeks.
First Officers
Officers of the grange in
year included: L. L. Huber,
I. M. Jennings, overseer
Marshall, lecturer H. L,
steward Clyde Klingler,
steward Mrs. L. L. Huber,
Andrew Gratz, treasurer
Freet, secretary Grace Freet
Mrs. Orville Badertscher, 1
Claribel Owens, Flora Mrs.
Montgomery, lady assistant s
John Rohrbach, gate keeper
Huber, legislative agent
lard Jennings, pianist and
Lydia Kohler, chorister.
first
Coon,
Richland Grange progi
set a consistent level of
educational achievement,
hour is devoted to music
plays, topics, debates and
of education and agriculture,
home, poultry, dairying, soil
servation, safety, etc.
rles
Charles
Henry
Wil
Miss
rams have
social and
The lecture
readings,
discussion
the
con-
Living charter members who retain
their affiliation with Richland Grange
include Mrs. Clara Jennings, Mrs.
Minnie Moser, Walter Schaublin,
Leonard Gratz, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Gratz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huber,
Mrs. Mabel Hilty, Mr. and Mrs.
Orton Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Jennings.
First Master
L. L. Huber, first master of Rich
land Grange, now an entomologist
at State College, Pa., was responsible
for organization of the group,
obtained the charter members
completed al! arrangements
organization meeting.
Rack of Full Egg Baskets
Are Well Bred Chicks
Pedigree sired cockerels with dam trapnest
records of 300 to 346 eggs head this mating
Sons of R. O. P. Cockerels are
used in this mating1. Bred and
hatched by Gasson, Foreman,
Christie, Holtzapple and Parks.
Rock Cockerels... .12c Red Cockerels....
Hybrid Chicks bred like Hybrid
We will
fault of
any
We will
He
and
the
for
of the
26, 1944
as the
Twenty-fifth anniversary
Grange was celebrated April
with State Master Fichter
principal speaker, and other state
and district officers attending. Char
ter members in active membership
received Silver Certificates.
A Grange sponsored baseball team
several years won the Allen county
championship, and other unusual
records of the grange included a
grange band, quite active at one
time.
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24c
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