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THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1948 C, D. BAME, associate Residence 423-W Phone 298-W SATISFACTORY REAL ESTATE SERVICE Sand in your shoes isn’t com —but corns are worse! The only downright uncomfortal painful, and mighty unbeco the open-toed shoes of toda NY AL CORN REMOV Stops pain almost at once few applications peel off tl callous layers of skin. Ft painful corns—try Nyai Ci mover Packet—the three-wo ment—Liquid Corn Remove File and Corn Pads—all ol give protection and correc your corn problems. !SS BUSINESS A. Hauenstein & Son The Comer Drug Store 4. The Comforts of Here, in Ours is a Alodern Home our restfully appoint! provide comfort and privacy serve. a truly personal serv requirement of this advanced a One widely appreciated our convenient location. FUNERAL HOME Phom 222 Mon BUY Now Levee Paint APRIL Cl*iiy Screen Enamel 1 Gal, Screen Enamel 1 Qt. Screen Enamel Aluminum Paste & Liquid 5 Gal. Aluminum Paste & Liquid 1 Gal. DeLuxe Red Oxide ^Brilliant Red 1 Pt Sommers or Barnkoatt 5 Gal.............. 1 Gal.............. Brilliant Red Paints a Rear 111 N. Main Strec Old Fashioned Revival Crusade Evangelist Morton Dorsey Chicago, Illinois Everv Night Through April 18 7:45 P. (Sunday—7:30 P. M.) 1 B, GRATZt broker Office 468-Y ortable r’re not le—but ning in r. ER -and a e hard very irn Re y treat r, Corn which lion of funeral home we or the families wc ce that meets every fe. of our service is featur PaulDiJer Specials Old Price $2.73 .93 .60 $5.24 5.38 Now $1.52 .65 .39 $3.52 3.65 $3.09 3.21 ity Unlimited Quanf $2.00 2.14 id Painting t, Bluffton Res. 268-R for SPIRITUAL AWAKENING i in the Missionary Church Pandora, Ohio Evangelist Morton Dorsey Preaching “Singing That Lifts the Heart Preaching That Stirs the Soul’ THE BLUFFTON NEWS C. A. BIERY, Editor Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio, by th^Bluffton News Publishing and Printing Co. Subscription rates: Year, $2.00 six months, $1.25 anywhere in U. S. Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Bluffto.i, Ohio, under the Act of March 8. 1879. For lawn mower grinding call Chas. Young, phone 214-T. tf See me for memorials of all kinds. Samuel Bixel, 409 S. Main St., Bluff ton. Phone 429-W. Representing the Lima Marble & Granite Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. Garland Basinger will move this week from the Bieder man apartments on South Main street to an apartment in the F. L. Todd residence on South Lawn avenue which is being vacated by Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and family. Recent callers on Mrs. Carrie Blakesley, patient in Bluffton hospi tal were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wil son and daughters Anna and Shirley of Piqua Mrs. Russell Leiber and son and Mrs. Alta Garau of Bluffton and Rayon Boutwell of Jenera. Lewis Burkholder, Jr., and Donnie Burkholder of Norfolk, Va., in the navy, spent leave with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burkholder, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Castanien and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Carben of Toledo. Phone 389-W for free home dem onstration of the new’ 1948 model Eureka upright or tank model vacuum cleaners. Waltermirc’s. Mr. and Mrs. P. Fisher of Jenera, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Leiber of Rock port, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leiber and son Roger of Beaverdam and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stettler were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Leiber, Sunday. Paul Schnegg of Plymouth, Mich., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schnegg. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Long enter tained, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Fink and Mrs. Myrtle Feagler of Auburn, Ind. Mrs.. H. A. Lowenberg of Donnell son, Iowa, was a wreek end guest in the home of Prof, and Mrs. H. D. Raid of West Elm street. They motored to Toledo, Sunday, to at tend a concert in which Mrs. Lowen berg’s son, Vincent, was a singer. Wallpaper at Waitermire’s. Visitors at the Emmet Scoles home neai' Bluffton, Sunday, on the occa sion of his 81st birthday annivers ary were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Car roll, son Gary and daughter Anna Mae, Larry Stubbs and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deeds, all of Lima. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Anderson, daughter “Pepper” and son John Scott of Dayton were calleis at the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson of Orange township, Sun day. Mrs. Louise Yoder of Cincinnati and Miss Ida Mosiman of Middle town spent the week end here visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Burk halter and family and Mrs. S. K. Mosiman. Garage home—24 ft. by 24 ft. with 2 lots. Priced to sell. C. D. Bame, 124 E. Jefferson. A. D. Gceratz, broker. Mrs. Lillian McConnaughey and son Eldon were week end guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Woods of West College-avenue. Eldon is employed at Wright field, Dayton. Basinger ambulance removal—Mrs. Robert Moyer from Bluffton hospital to Lima St. Rita’s hospital. For sale—Flowers. Tritomas 25c each 3 for 50c. Noah Geiger, x/z mile east of Bluffton. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Romey of South Main street have returned from a two months’ trip to Florida. Elected To Student Offices At College Phyllis Marquart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Marquart has been elected treasurer of the Bluffton Col lege Y. W. C. A. for the coming year. Leonard Bmucker, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Smucker has been elected vice president of the col lege Y. M. C. A. for the coming year. Announcements of the elec tions were made the first of the week. Birthday Gathering Mr. and Mrs. John Stonehill held a buffet supper Sunday evening, April 4, in honor of the first birth day anniversary of their daughter Patricia. Many beautiful gifts were received. Present were: Mrs. Lida Burkhold er, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stonehill, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Barkimer and family, Richard Burkholder and son George Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dillman and family, Elmer and Carolyn Stonehill all of Bluffton, and Jean and Dale Henry of Find lay. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the many friends who remembered me on my birthday anniversary. Religi Mrs. Amos Geiger New York farmers put hay in the mow at a cost of $1.62 per ton by using buck rakes and blowers. The labor cost per ton was 98 cents.. THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFION, OHIO Club*, Jlpdye} Amico Club The Amico club will meet with Mrs. Stella Core, Thursday night at 7:30. Jitsu Tau Club The Jitsu Tau potluck supper on Wednesday night of next home of club will hold 7 o’clock the week at Mrs. Gerald Huber. Lodge Masonic Special meeting of Masonic next Monday night in F. C. degree. Presbyterian Social The Presbyterian First Mennonite Missionary Missioi clothing The First Mennonit society announces that relief may be brought the week of April 19 which time the church for that purpose. .■ere sent by Harold Hunter Burbick. Mrs. D’ the club at her home, April 22. Mt. Cory I’. T. A. Election of officers and an alumni variety program will highlight a meeting of the Mt. Cory Parent Teacher association, next Tuesday night. Appearing on the program will be the following alumni: Wade King, 06 Grace Dietz Cly mer, 18 Merl Folk, 19 Waldo Han na, 25 Kathryn King Wolfrom, 29 Lurabelle Bowersox Basinger, 32 Marcella King Smith, 33 Bernette Powell, 35 Irvin Fisher, 36 Lynn Cuppies, 39 Nevfr Inbody, 44 Flor ice King Anderson, 44 Dorothy Elsay Withrow, 45 Marilyn Reiter, 46 Bette Schafer, 46 Junior Bow ersox, 47. Century Circle The Century Circle met with Miss Ocie Anderson, noon, with Mrs. sistant hostess. Wednesday after C. B. Fett as as- Spring Signs from The program: Tree and Animal, Mrs. A. C. Burcky Spring Poetry, Mrs. A. D. Gratz Flower Arrangements, Mrs. Wm. Ed wards. Club Ed Smith will entertain the club, Thursday afternoon. Garden Mrs. Garden The program: Roll call, Shrub bear ing fruit or berries Native Shrubs, Mrs. Paul Studler Chrysanthemum Coupons, Mrs. Cal Steiner. Pleasant View Harmony Circle Pleasant View Harmony circle met with Mrs. Don Harris, Thursday afternoon. Topic, Christian Use of Sunday, was led by Mrs. John Har ris. First portion of the meeting What’is Sunday For?, included a reading “Going Carr. to Church” by Mrs. David Second portion “Dinner and Its Preparation and Serving,” included numbers by Mrs. Howard Habegger, Mrs. Oren Doty, Mrs. Lewis Wyn koop, Mrs. Arietta Rickly, Mrs. Levi Waltz, Mrs. Earl Frantz. Third portion “The Afternoon Spent in Visiting” included numbers by Mrs. Lewis Dukes, Jr., Mrs. Clar ence Whisler, Mrs. Herbert Rup right, Mrs. Lewis Dukes, Sr. Waldo Hanna and Rev. Walter Pur dy. The fourth portion “Evening Wor ship” was discussed by the program leader. A large collection of garden seeds will be sent to Japan by the society. Each member wore a print dress to the meeting, designating spring. The May project committee is Mrs. Oren Doty, Mrs. John Harris, Mrs. Leonard Augsburger. Mrs. Cecil Cly mer will entertain at the May meet ing with Mrs. Kennel 1 Keller pro gram leader. 'oming Wedding Announcement lodgt at 7:30. Work meet at the home of Miss Ocie And Thursday night at 8 o’clock, be Mrs. er son Assistant hostesses will Robert Benroth, Mrs. Harry Barnes and Mrs. George Frick. Devotions i. George will be led by Mrs. Prof. H. W. Berky colle aary for urch Las Amigas Club Miss Elizabeth Mohr, high home economics instructor tained the Las Amigas club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millen Geiger, Thursday night. the coming wedding of Margaret Ba singer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Burkholder north of Bluff ton and Donavin Montgomery, son ton of Mr. and Mrs. Walter of Orange township. To Wed In Texas Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bluffton announce the At El be open Class Coup Friendly Couples The Friendly Pleasant View church will meet Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Leland Frantz, and Mrs. David Carr will charge of the program. school enter- Mrs. Dwight Spayth held high score at bridge and Miss Eula Loch er at Michigan. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Geiger and Miss Mohr to Mesdames Kent Cctterman, Robert Ewing, Dwight Spayth, Miss and guests: Mrs. Jack es Mary Schultz and ges. Montgomery and approaching marriage of their only daughter, Dorothye, of El Paso, Texas, to Howard C. Rusch of El Paso, son of Mrs. C. Z. Gebaur, East Orange, N. J. The wedding will take place Satur day. Miss Jennings has chosen Miss Alice Means, a former Lima resi dent, for her maid of honor, and C. Chadwick of El Paso will act as best man for Mr. Rusch. Mis El Pas half y« ager prises. Club Social club will Clyde Wajrren. the Bluffton faculty will be guest speaker, on the subject “Science in Jennings, a graduate of Bluffton high school has resided in for the past one and one irs. She is employed as man the Fred Hervey Enter- Before going to El Paso she ployed as supervisor of ship introl in the offices of the Pacific Naval Air base, Port Huene me, Calif, Mr graduate For two transports in Eur he is a hair stvlisi High-Low Club Mrs the last club at man. The home night, B. with Mr. have Dick Troy meeting the home Mrs. Fred ext meeting )f Mrs. Paul Geiser, Thursday Auxiliary Hospital auxiliary Tuesday afternoon nurses’ quarters. Hospital Bluffton meet next 2:15 in the The 1948 wheat harvest taken from about 59,000,000 winter wheat and 19,000,000 spring wheat. largest yield produce )0 bush::1s bread cereal. The planted sown since 1 on the total approximately of the i is the normal will Eula Koontz Robert: Mi nard, U. S. boil Conservation Sen predicts Ohio will have, 70 coi soil conservation districts by Jul There now are 64 in the state seven of those were organized in past year. Districts can be only when approved, by a of the landowners within a county The districts are supervised groups of farmers elected by farmers in the district. ight Spayth will entertain nt tub 3 o quire 33| Linole] prices a Foi acto couple marriage, 06 E. Mil After their 11 reside at 4 El Paso. during and the organized her LEGAL NOTICE Vereie Mae Hunter is hereby neftified ,that ___ William Roy Hunter has filed his petition for divorce against her in Case No. 38190 in the Common Pleas Court, Allen County, Ohio, and said cause after will be for hearing on or June 2, 1948. ELMER McCLAIN. Attorney for Big Ben, Westclox, Waterbury alarm clocks at Ellenberger Bros. ’Tis a little farther to walk, all know but this is that you can save Clover Farm Boys. Wanted—To rent anywhere in Bluffto D, Bluffton News, Bl Shoes repaired. Br have Shirley Nonna for you. All work ray Upholstering sb Bluffton phone. Beef sold by the half or whole for home freezer. A tc For sale—Apples i $1.50 and $2 per bas cider. Augsburger’s miles south of town and Aluminum also or papering and inside Ralph Henry, phone 1 mower grinding call phone 214-T. tf Barn, solid frame 36 by id heavy timber in good easonahle. Emmet Baier, iio, Rt. 2. Phone 42074. 1 I and galvanized twin tubs •ger Bros. —Modernistic dining room fet, table and 5 chairs. i-W. ile—Attention carpenters: hed doors and shelves for so 2 oil stoves, room heat- See me made painting. 553-R. For 1*5 Chas. You For sak 40, siding condition. Kenton, 0 Porcelai at Ellenbe For sal suite, bu Phone Jennings of engagement For Fine ic Foaml the rug dealer. Drug ship. Plaintiff WANT-ADS sale—Nice cabbage head For and Basinger lettuce plants ready at Florist, Grove St. Wanted—1 want to buy coins. Also scarce dates of coins now found in circulation. Highest prices paid. Robert Benroth, 612 S. Main Street. Telephone 342-Y. old U. S. For sale—Weather-Seal combina tion doors and windows, made from kiln-dried California redwood. For free estimate call W. J. Reagan, Beaverdam phone 175-472. tf For syrup, Bixel, Edwardl we fie place, folks, /dough. Your j-bedroom house I. W rite: Box Uffton, Ohio, tf ng them in and naker fix them uaranteed. Mur p, Thurmaqi St. Pyrex v When tarter a|^trpork your locker or Z Market. tf reduced prices ket. Also sweet copper washer, large I clocks, priced to sell S. Main St. Phone 37 n 9 by 12 rugs at pn Ellenberger Bros. taken soon E. Kibler st jnabl buy mo W. m. ibergc at Elk 2 Farr H. luire 3 Met-J Lop ire held high score at of the High-Low of Mrs. Robt. Dill Tschantz was low. will be at the bet u ■. will )-20 tractor n Blufft Elm street.. He- Perfecttion love. Harv Farm Equipment Bluffton, Ohio, 5-burner tab- room esired. wood •Top, aluminum and ting boards at Ellenber ess steel and aluminum cook e at Ellenberger Bros. irou see our advertisement ik on page 3? Waitermire’s. -Fountain pen on county line ng wa Did his we Dixie and Rt. 103. Finder News office and receive lib vard. all porcelain five burner i stove,, new and priced to ^Ellenberger Bros. [e home—24 ft. by 24 ft. with leave a oral re Nesct keresen sell at Gara 2 lots. [Priced to sell. C. D. Bame, will be 124 E. 1 Jefferson. A. D. Gratz, acres of acres of 1,110,- er. For s ic—Cunningham powei rnow- acreage er use one season most useful 938. A power lower on the market. L. R. acreage Ba uma 145 Riley St. Phone 229-T. enberger Bros ne all i I. Set Us Eillnberger Bros by load of w ways enjod the Farm. Fruit Farm, 2 tf tea- porcelain Bros.. jar, solid in standing walnut, timber. Phone in Atha Lumber -lh kettles at Wanted white and ber buy Red Co., Mrs. —Good cl burr oak maple aj nds of go red, tim We all ki 257 or write Jo Ada, Ohio. Furniture repairin. ing of all kinds, furnishings look like hew at a worth while saving. Estimates without obligation. Murray Upholstering shop, Thurman St.. Bluffton phone. i and upholster Make your old One gallon,, non-breakable thermos jugs with swing spout at Ellenberger Bros. For car cleaning and waxing see Steinman Body shop, 234 N. Lawn Ave. Phone 259-W. 2 nodem befo aturdav April 11’. Drive in back of high school. ICall 347-W for appointmen! by April 16. $1.50 per wash. No m|iss, no dirt, if you use Mag perfect upholstery and Distributed by Sidney’i Ellenberger scales at Household Bros. I Community Aldine lliller 2 miles north of Pandora beginning at noonl Anyone having listing* call Thnlpp or Clyde Warren. 21 on the sale April farm, 1 mile east and Indoor-Lutdoor combination ther mometer lat Ellenberger Bros. For sale—New modern four room house, reasonably priced. Mrs. H. W. Althaus, phone 238-W. F. Garretson, broker. I 16 and 1.8-inch lawnmowers,, nation ally advertised at Ellenberger Bros. For reilt—Garage at 145 S. Lawn Ave. Johil M. Badertscher. Wanted— Baby’s off the floor play pen alscl high chair and training chair combination. Janies Martin, phone 231-W. y Bob-er-pte and whisoAi Tish bob bers at l|jlenberger Bros. For new. stip—Old Town canoe, like Jallies Martin, phone 239-W. sail—Canned plums irll No. 21,-j cans. phjne 635-W. non-electric, in heavy Stanley no-wires, Bros. door chi mis at Ellenberger See me! for small carpenter and painting .ipbs or any kind of rubber vulcanizing. S. S. Burkholder, 150 Cherry stleet, Bluffton. DuraluxLaluminum coffee makers at Ellenbe For sak away bed S. Main e ger Bros. -Kitchen cabinet and roll Garland Basinger, 438 reet. tre at Ellenberger Bros. ou come to town with a i|at or a baby in arm, al charm of Clover cabinets at Ellen Medicine wall berger Bros| See the Lewyt tion in our ^tore 289-W for free trial in your home. Waite rmire’sl cleaner demonstra this week or phone Wire dish baskets, rubber mats for sink and raiges, heat resistant at Your rug leaning troubles will be you dpe Magic Foam cleane,r. to use. Get it 1 Shop. Ellenberger Bros. Al! steel kitchen sinks at bea For sale—Earlyanna soy suitable for seed, cleaned and for germination. Emory Basinger, miles west of Beaverdam and 1 north. For sale—Baby buggy in condition also teeter-babe. Robt. Dillman, phone 263-W. ■d 3 mile PAGE FIVE Dress making and tailoring, alterations, re-styling, button holes. Reasonable prices. Phone 528-G. CARMA Theatre BLUFFTON, OHIO The Hopse of Perfect Sound Thursdav-Friday-Saturday Thunder in the Valley Feggy* Ann Garner and Lon McCallister Sunday-Monday Matinee unday 3:00 P. M. •iy-Wednesday Cheat Honest Man with Ed far Bergen ie McCarthy Char Yon can 1 “bet a your boots" they9ll wear longei if they9re BALL-BAND Th«y’r« always comFortabla because they fit your feet The uppers are correctly reinforced to withstand wear... and they have extra toughJong-wearing soles and heels. That’s why we say,. "You can ‘bet your boots* they’ll wearlong er... If they’re the BALL-BAND.** See us for yours right away. YOUR CHOICE IN Reg. Short Storm King Hip and Wader Heights. Reg. or Super BalUBand Vac. Quality. GEIGER & DILLER FirE^ Disaster Ifs Your Move other FRIENDS, Fire and disasters are taking a stag gering toll of property dol lars. And, for all we know, your home may be the next jump. Why not face that possi bility now? Protect yourself from financial loss. Insure with Leland Diller, Insurance Phone: 295-W 113 Yt good Mrs. S. Main Street Bluffton