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THURSDAY. APRIL 29, 1948
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College Nine To
Play Four Games
Bluffton college’s sports schedule
will be a busy one for the next
week, with the Beaver baseball team
engaging in four games and the
track team participating in a dual
meet with Findlay.
The Beaver nine has games as fol
lows: This Wednesday, at Toledo
next Saturday, at Findlay next
Monday, Cedarville at Bluffton, and
next Tuesday, at Defiance.
In the meantime the track team
will engage in a dual meet with
Findlay collegians at that place, Sat
urday afternoon.
Bluffton’s improving baseball team
lost an 11 to 5 decision to Ohio
Northern last week, but gained vic
tories over Wilberforce, 3 to 1, and
Defiance, 12 to 5.
The track team finished third in a
meet with Ohio Northern and Taylor
university, at Ada last Saturday.
Schertz, of Bluffton, copped first
place in the discus throw with a toss
of 116 feet. Leeson, of Bluffton,
placed in the high jump, 100-yard
dash and high hurdles.
Winter wheat is in better condition
than crop reporters had expected
when late plantings were followed
by severe winter weather.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
RECORDER
OF ALLEN COUNTY
Primary, May I, 1948
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YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
Heads Overseas Relief
Carl J. Landes, who was graduat
ed from Bluffton college in the class
of 1930 has been named state over
seas relief director in charge of the
Christian Rural Overseas program
(CROP) and Church World Service
(CWS).
Landes, as director of the Ohio
portion of this project will have his
headquarters in Dayton. Chief pur
pose of CROP will be to handle gifts
in kind from farmers including
grains, poultry, dairy products, raw
wool and other produce for shipment
to needy families overseas.
Distribution overseas, and much of
the collection of materials in Ohio
will be handled thru church channels,
Landes said.
After his graduation from college
here Landes served as pastor of the
First Mennonite church in Phila
delphia, later was pastor of a Meth
odist church in Merom, Ind., and also
held a pastorate in Colorado. He
was for a time connected with the
Fellowship of Reconcoliation (FOR).
No person was ever honored for
what he received. Honor has been
the reward for what he gave.
—Calvin Coolidge
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTOX. OHIO
Primary Ballots Next
Tuesday To Bear
Many Names
(Concluded from page 1)
sheriff, recorder and county engineer.
Top contest is the race for nomina
tion as sheriff, with seven candidates
seeking the post.
Fewer contests are reflected on
the Democratic ballot, and none for
delegates to the national convention.
Democratic delegates will be pledged
to W. A. Julian, first choice, and
Mary Boyle Barns, second choice.
For state offices, Democrats have
contests for governor, secretary of
state, treasurer, attorney general,
representative to congress at large
and state senator. In the county
there are no Democratic contests.
The complete ballots for next
Tuesday’s primary
REPUBLICAN
National Ticket
Delegate-at-Large to the National
Convention—(Vote for Not More
Than Nine)—Francis P. Bolton, John
W. Bricker, Clarence J. Brown,
Katherine Kennedy Brown, Myers Y.
Cooper, Thomas J. Herbert, Fred H.
Johnson, Charles H. Jones, Carring
ton T. Marshall, Ed. D. Schorr.
Altemate-at-Large to the National
Convention—(Vote For Not Moro
Than Nine)—Kyle F. Brooks, Alber
tus B, Conn, Rufus S. Day Jr., Miles
E. Evans, Jane Edna Hunter, T.
Lamar Jackson, Ralph H. Shellhouse,
Walter E. Sollars. Henry L. Thomp
son Jr., Milo J. Warner.
District Delegate to the National
Convention—(Vote for Two)—John
E. Galvin, William W. Wood HI.
District Alternate to the National
Convention—(Vote for Two)—A. G.
Herman, William Edward Hole.
State Ticket
For Governor—Thomas J. Herbert,
Albert Edward Payne, William L.
White.
For Lieutenant Governor—Paul M.
Herbert.
For Secretary of State—Ted W.
Brown, Edward J. Hummel.
For Auditor of State—Frank B.
Thomas, Roger W. Tracy.
For Treasurer of State—Don H.
Ebright.
For Attorney General—Hugh S.
Jenkins.
For Representative to Congress
(At Large)—George H. Bender.
For Judge of the Supreme Court—
(Vote for One)—Alfred C. Jones,
Edward C. Turner.
For Judge of the Supreme Court—
(Vote for One)—G. K. Allen, Clinton
DeWitt Boyd, Guy B. Findley, Henry
A. Middleton, Kingsley A. Taft.
For Judge of the Supreme Court—
Unexpired Term—James Garfield
Stewart.
For Representative to Congress—
William M. McCulloch.
For Judge of the Court of Appeals
—Walter S. Janson.
For Member of State Central Com
mittee( Man)—Roy E. Fry.
For Member of State Central Com
mittee (Woman)—Bertha Stewart
Snook.
For State Senator—(Vote for One)
—James McLean Carpenter, Fred R.
Seibert.
For Representative to the General
Assembly—(Vote for One)—Floyd B.
Griffin, Emery E. Kent.
For County Commissioner—(Vote
for Two)—Jess Cochran, Cliff C.
Long, Harry G. Mason, Frank E.
McLain, H. T. Morris.
For Prosecuting Attorney—An
thony J. Bowers, Clarence G. Fischer.
For Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas—C. N. Breese.
For Sheriff—Bernard D. Clark,
William Ray Dailey, Clifford D. Hel
ler, Marion G. McGinnis Dewey Mil
ler, Earle Irvin Plaugher, George
Terhark.
For County Recorder—Samuel S.
Burke, Morgan N. Davis.
For County Treasurer—Ray W.
Barnett.
For County Engineer—John E.
Breese, Worthy Z. Gahman.
For Coroner—Harry E. Lewis.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Delegate at Large to the Na
tional Convention—(Vote for Twelve)
—Robert J. Bulkley, Francis W.
Durbin, W. B. Gongwer, Philip P.
Hannah, James W. Huffman, W. A.
Julian, Jacob Kroll Marie Dickson
Low, Frazier Reams, Granville Reed
Jr., Marie Ryan, A. F. Whitney.
For Alternate at Large to the Na
tional Convention—(Vote for Twelve)1
Values in addition to our Full Page Advertisement and Circulars of Last Week)
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—Charles V. Carr Hugo Ernst, Ben
C. Green, Eugene H. Hanhart, Robert
S. Hayes, Percy D. Jones, Thomas
C. Kilcoyne Clarence H. Knisley,
Ralph W. O’Neill, Mary George
Watkins, Robert A. Williams, Stephen
M. Young.
For District Delegate to the Na
tional Convention—(Vote for Two)—
Arnold T. Schoch, Lena G. Siferd.
For District Alternate to the Na
tional Convention—Jesse T. Landis,
Rue P. Mele bin.
For Governor—Robert S. Cox,
Frank J. Lausche, Ray T. Miller,
Joseph Torok, Jr.
For Lieutenant Governor—George
D. Nye.
For Secretary of State—Joseph W.
Harding, Fred C. Ruth, Janies H.
Sullivan, Charles F. Sweeney.
For Auditor of State—Joseph T.
Ferguson.
For Treasurer of State—Samuel
A. Anderson, Harry V. Armstrong,
Thomas Mulcahy.
For Attorney General—Herbert S.
Duffy, Frazier JReams, Paul F. Ward,
Reed Winegardner.
For Representative to Congress at
Large—(Vote for One)—T. L. Thom
as, Stephen M. Young.
For Judge of the Supreme Court—
Charles H. Hubbell.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
—Robert M. Sohngen.
For Representative to Congress—
Earl Ludwig.
For Member of the State Central
Committee (Man)—Francis W. Dur
bin.
For Member of the State Central
Committee (Woman)—Lena G. Si
ferd.
For State Senator—Charles D.!
Kierholser, Grover Hipp.
For Judge of the Probate Court—
Raymond P. Smith.
For County Commissioner—(Vote
for Two)—William Amstutz, B. B.
Harsh.
For Prosecuting Attorney—Carl
M. Blank.
For Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas—Harry L. Marshall.
For Sheriff—A. J. Lutterbein.
For County Recorder—Paul S.
Driver.
For Coroner—T. I. Talbott.
Pirate Nine Loses
To Lima Central
Bluffton High baseball team drop
ped an 8 to decision to Lima Cen
tral on the Harmon field diamond
last Friday afternoon, after rallying
in the sixth inning to overcome an
early Dragon advantage.
The visitors got away to an early
lead with two runs in the second in
ning and another brace in the third.
Bluffton then came up with three
runs in the fourth, and after Cen
tral had added another tally in the
sixth, the Pirates tied the count
with a two-run splurge.
The visitors then added three runs
in the top half of the seventh, and
although the Pirates came back with
one run their rally was choked off
short of victory.
The box score:
Bluffton AB
Joseph, cf..... —............... 1 0 0
T. Bauman, If---- ... 4 0 i
Moore, p. ..................... .. 4 2 2
Howe, c.----- —-—.... .. 4 1 2
Wilch, ss. ......... .— 4 1 2
J. Bauman, rf. .......... ... 2 1 0
Schmidt, 3b................... ... 4 1 0
Linden, 3b..............—... 0 1
Dunifon, 2b................. 3 0 1
Klay .............................. 1 0 1
Totals .......... 29 6 8
Score by innings:
Central ..................... 022 001 3—8
Bluffton ........................ 000 302 1—6
Two base hit: Linden. Three base
hit: Moore. Bases on balls, off
Moore, 2. Struck out by Moore, 9.
Umpires: Gratz and Miller
LEGAL NOTICE
Versie Mae Hunter i« hereby notified Ina'c
William Roy Hunter has filed his petitloif for
divorce against her in Case No. 38190 rn the
Common Pleas Court, Allen County/ Ohio,
and said cause will be for hearing on or
after June 2, 1948.
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El Ji ER McGLAIN,
5 Z iljq/orney iox Plaintiff
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIO)
Allen County,
m.
Estate of Jacob W. Burkholder, deceased.
Monroe Burkholder of R. D. No. 2, Columbus
Grove. Ohio, has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Jacob W.
Burkholder late of Allen County, Ohio, de
ceased.
Dated this 9th day of April. 1948.
RAYMOND P. SMITH.
Probate Judge 2
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