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THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948
New Ohio Road
Maps Available
Motorists can get new 1948 Ohio
road maps by writing to the Ohio
Department of Highways, state office
building, Columbus.
Highway Director Earl L. Reeb
said the maps had 13 new views of
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tory.
Smaller maps on the sheet show
downtown areas of Ohio’s principal
cities.
WHEN A FUNERAL SERVICE
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TANT PLACE, al! essential ar
rangements may be made within
an hour.
The materials selected and other
important details are exactly as a
family chooses, as well as the
costs.
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SIBILITY.
BASINGER
FUNERAL HOME
BLUFFTON, OHIO
with
Songspiration—
Gerald Gerig
Piccolo Bells—
Dr. Hershey
Soloist—Harlan Wright
Guest Speaker—
Dr. Clem Hershey
igh School Auditorium
SATURDAY, MAY 1, 8 P.M
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experience.
facilities that include every
fment that makes for added
and privacy.
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sible comfort for family
ds.
pricing that insures un
values.
ed counsel that helps a
nit the cost to its needs or
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WH^N THINGS
Don’tI Add Up
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS
C. A. BIERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by therBluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year, $2.00
six months, $1.25 anywhere in U. S.
Entered as second claw matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3. 1879.
a
mower grinding call
phone 214-T. tf
in is in New York city
For lawn
Chas. Young,
James Mart
attending the
styling institute.
Robert France hair-
Mr. and Mrs. Elam Basinger of
’andora visited Thursday with Mr.
nd Mrs. Amos Suter.
Basinger ambulance removal—■
Cloyce Bame from his home on Jef
*rson street to Bluffton hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henry and
aughter Ruth Ann visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohli at
Urbana, Sunday.
The Beatrice Beauty shop offers
the usual line of beauty services.
Ruth Steinman, 111 Church St.
Phone 152-W.
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
iring, cleaning.
16 Nova, Lima.
Pismo
tuning, rep
Luginbuhl. 5
DonaId
Lima
Mrs.
phone 93507.
Wilbur Neil
Mrs. Arthur
daughter of E
and daugh
afternoor
ker of
Virginia called Mond
Mrs. Robt. Nonnair
Jacks
on street.
Staater of Cl
Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zuercher and
Misses Margery, Helen and Edith
Zuercher spent the week end with
ler spent the
formers’ daughter
Lima.
Mr
ekend
the
parents, Mr. a
holder.
former’s grandfather, Chris. Sants
chi of East Kibler street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schaaf and
daughter Sally of Manchester, Mich.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schnegg
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilch,
Sunday.
Mr. and
returned
South
of
of
Miss Agnes Fishbach,
missionary from Paragua
America was the weekend guest
Mrs. Gordon Bixel and family
Spring street.
a Clements.
removals—Mrs.
Vertner from Beaverdam to
Diller ambulance
James
Cleveland Clinic hospital
vin Dudgeon and infan
Bluffton hospital to their
of Bluffton.
Mr. And Mrs. Albert
spent the
Mrs. Mel
son from
home north
Augsburger
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Augsburger of Pontiac,
Mich., and Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Rada
baugh and daughter Carol of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hochstettler
and Mrs. Paul Hochstettler of Find
lay visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred
street and
patient in
Triblehom of South Main
Mrs. Noah Niswander a
Bluffton hospital.
Mrs. Calvin Stettler visit­
ed Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wiebe and
daughter Judith Ann of Willard,
and Mrs. Wm. Cox
Sunday. Mr.
and family of
visitors at the
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON. OHIO
aubi. d^odges
and Societies
American Legion
Bluffton Legion Post will hold a
party in the Legio
day night at 8
will be a feature
n hal
Amico Club
The Amico club
Mrs. Cleda Cler
night at 7:30 o’clot
will
Olive Branch Aid
The Olive Bra
society will meet
Marshall, Friday i
at 2 o’clock.
nch
with
iftern
St. Marys Card Party
The spring card party
of St. Marys Catholic church
night
held next Tuesday
church basement.
sponsored by the A
society of the churt
Poinsettia Club
The Poinsettia clu
Mrs. Bertha Marsh
day night. The pi
Miss Theresa SI
Fields, Mrs. Gail
Alpha Gamma
Mrs. Woodrow Li
the Alpha Gamn
night. Mrs. Jayr
read a paper entitl
.uth
sp
nd
his
uth
at the
ing several days
sister, Miss Zann
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Geiger and
family spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Amos Geiger and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Gooding of Delaware.
Mrs. Morris
Muncie, Ind.
Nonnamaker
Morton and family of
Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
and daughters Ruth
?tta Mae spent Sunday
i Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Eileen and
afternoon
Tissot of
and Stir
Beaverdam
Stitch
The
club have elected the
ficers for the coming
Barbara Reichenbach
Mary’ Lou Amstutz
Miriam Amstutz
Mary Ellen Vaa
leaders, Phyllis
Patsy Manahan
Amstutz, Mrs.
daughter
spent
Don Voorhies and
Haven, Ind.
with the
id Mrs. J,
Wednei
Burk. bo
of
Mr. and Mrs. Donivan Anspach
Ottawa and Mrs. Willard Thompson
and daughter Darlene were Sunday
visitors at the home of Lester Bink
ley and 1
also
Maumee were
Wiebe home.
This coal comes in
furnace lump and is
Sun-Gio coal,
pocahontas and
good. If you want coal that makes
you feel the difference and lets you
watch your fuel dollars stretch, get
your next winter’s supply from Ed
Good, 124 Lawn Ave. Bluffton, O.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Neuensch
wander and sons Jackie Lynn and
Jimmie Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Neuenschwander and daughter Donna
Jean and John Burkle of Lafayette,
Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mar
shall and son Martin of Orange
township were Sunday guests at t».e
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neu
enschwander.
A number from the Bluffton
Church of Christ attended the meet
ing held in North Baltimore, Sunday
afternoon where churches of that
denomination in Eagleville, Cygnet
and North Baltimore will be combin
ed in
latter
here
Trinity Christian parish at the
place. Among those from
and
were Mr.
Eli Deppler, Mr. and
Mumma, Mrs. Irvin
Mrs. Homer Zimmeriy and
Arthur Amstutz.
Long,
Mrs.
reports
in the s
disease tc
livestock.
Richland Grange
Richland Gra
Rural Life day
basket dinner at
noon followed by an
gram at 2 o’clock,
er of Bluffton
seventh degree
tional grange
speaker. The public is invited.
Sunday with
the grange hall at
fternoon pro­
Rev. Paul Cram-
Methodist church a
member of the na
will be the principal
Rev. Cramer also will give the
Rural Life Sunday address on a
half-hour grange broadcast from
Lima,
o’clock.
Saturday morning at lb
Twp. Farm Women
Orange Township
Orange
The
Woman’s club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Alberta Marshall, Thursday
afternoon, May 6.
The program
Devotionals,
call
the
About the
Montgomeryy
Maude Thoi
ed, Edith
Nora Mille:r
Eleanor Mairshall
Farm
Nellie Hiestand Roll
housecleaning hints Queen of
Home, Burdella Marshall Long
First of May, Rhoda
Tribute to Mother,
mpson Decision Postpon
Powell Memorial
Gold Star 4-H Club
The following standing committees
have been named by the Gold Star
4-H club:
Constitution—Marilyn Flick, Edith
Mae Henry, Twila Henry.
Program—Jackie Smith,
Ream, Violet Bakes, Rosemary Mont
gomery, Betty Smith.
Finance—Sarah Belle Willeke,
Judith Benroth, Coleen Dangler,
Eloise Ream.
The club will observe Rural Life
Sunday, May 9 with a meeting at
Riley Creek Baptist church. The
juniors'wiki meet Saturday afternoon
May 8eand the next meeting of the
entire -“group will be held June
the Orangr Community house.
Presbyterian Church Party
Party at the Presbyterian church
basement,
o’clock for
the church.
Thursday night at 8
members and friends of
City Federation
The Poinsettia club will entertain
the Federation of Women’s clubs
Monday night at the high school
cafeteria. Miss Grace George, ex
change teacher from England now
teaching at Lima South high school
will be the speaker.
Mayor’s Notice
tainers
for the
gainst the
high priced
High School Nine
Loses To St. Rose
ut
in the
Rose at
nd went
nth Lima
ual def*
Tl
Ros
next Mon
Pictures
e program.
of th
Bur
meet with
Thursday
nents
n rapped successive singles,
n after Moore had flied out,
out a three bagger,
came back to cop the
by scoring four n
the fourth frame, and
in the sixth
tl
P'
Lima
h.jwever,
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Wade
ion, May 7
innin
Moor
Howe and
but Don Sch
for benefit
will be
ith two safeties in three
The box score:
Bluffton
th.
Linden, 3b....... ...
T. Bauman, rf.
Moore, p......... ....
Howe, c..............
Wilch, ss..............
rt:
R.
The ps
tar and
Bauman, cf. ......
Schmidt, lb. .......
Joseph, If..... .......
Klay,
Burd
Tot
Frid
Ameri-
aint
ch and
sec.-tre
re
recreation
and
4-H
Bluffton Livestock
The Blufft
Li vest
ficers: Pres., Eldon
Harry Burkholder
Hofstetter recreati
Gleason. The next
May 11 at 8 p. m.
Pirates Will Play
Two Home Games
High scl
team will
of the next
ames on the
Harmon fiel
on tap for
following:
Tilt
John’s h.
This V
John’s i
an Meter
risers, Mrs. K
in Burkholder
■id
\-treas., Da
leader, Mid
April 1
*rk
WANT-ADS
Wanted—To
anywhere in Bl
D, Bluffton New
Beef sold by
half or whole
home freezer.
F«r sale—Apj
$1.50 and $2 pe
er’s Fruit Fan
Bluffton.
Day,
Habit,
Fame
Insomnia is a
Fur Coats,
Members are requested to
articles for relief packages.
bring
Stainless st|
windows with
zinc coated,
iridite, finish(
350° F. Min
1171 W. No
distributor.
James Bain
Bluffton, O.
aluminum ai
and doors.
Betty
For car
Steinman Be
Ave. Phone 1
For lawn
Chas. Young
ripping
in cor
iccessibl
A. R. Bal*
ready at Basingerl
21
o buy old U. S.
ites of coins now
lettuce
Floris'
Wanted—I want
coins. Also scarce
found in circulatioj
paid. Robert Benrf
Street. Telephone
Highest prices I
h, 612 S. Main
42-Y.
ir-Seal combina-1
lows, made from
i redwood. For
ill W. J. Reagan,
J175-472. tf
iht 2-bedroom house
■fton. Write: Box
& Bluffton, Ohio, tf
|e quarter also pork
’or your locker or
to Z Market. tf
es at reduced prices
basket. Augsburg
i, 2 miles south of
tf
For sale—Weath
tion doors and
kiln-dried Califc
free estimate
Beaverdam phon
wifi.
Bring them in and
onnamaker fix them
^rk guaranteed. Mur
shop, Thurman St.
Shoes repaire
have Shirley
for you. All
ray UpholsterB
Bluffton phone|
*1 combimhlm storm
ronze screens electro
emically treated with
fescote baked on at
Appliance & Supply,
•th St., Lima, Ohio,
Sales representative: I
123% S. Main St.,
Phone 309-Y. Also
1 Thermoseal windows
tf
aning and waxing see
ly shop, 234 N. Lawn
59-W.
mower grinding
phone 214-T.
installed while
i Body shop, 234 N
tone 259-W.
clear, solid
oak in standing
and walnut. We
timber. Phone
hn Atha Lumber
Auto glas
wait. Steinr
Lawn Ave.
Wanted—G
white or burrl
ber also maps
all kinds of go|
257 or write J'
Ada, Ohio.
7 at
Want Wait
of 12 to 5.
a three-rut
but Blufftor
fra
i the
back
to
came
fram*
In
For i soy bean
Tr*
used It
dining
R. L.
to set off th
walked after
ss than
room su
Trout
with
?ran
E
For
the
Lima
W
Friday
Tuesday,
/’s contest
ednesda
one i
rates for day v
Average slay
Iropped slight
and April 1
turnin
sweener. Gferald W. Clever, 353
Main St., B|ufftoin.
Flo*Jr finii—I received a shipm
of floor finish thit is wear
and nlakes newly sanded floors be
tiful ano sfiiny. I have a do
Oh
For
two
Alladin portable
ater. Joel Kimn
Lost-
dabai
La wren*
For
singers.
Lima
For
use of rain.
Pirates’ first
ill be the
St. Ger
578-Y.
y matured
Luginbuhl,
For sale—Mayti
$45. D. A
For
model
19. bur
Fielj
Ea
Magi
Red
Co.,
8
of Vaughn’s bulk
also vegetable plants.
Fine selectk
garden seeds
Basinger Floris! 109 Grove St. 21
For sale—Centified size Maine
katahdins and Certified Maine cob
blers. Clarence! Steiner, Bluffton
phone 535-T. I t#
Furniture repanring and upholster
ing of all kinds! Make your old
furnishings look like now at a worth
while saving. Estimates without
obligation. Muraay Upholstering
shop, Thurman St4 Bluffton phone.
with
ither
Thermoseal storm
screens, storm sash
in one n*
metal adjustable closure frame as
sures 30% fuel savings. Liberal
payment plan. Prcpuct of F. C.
Russell Co. For fre^ demonstration
call James Balmer, distributor, 123%
S. Main, Bluffton. PqonA 309-Y.
go, if
an th
mixture
$5.50
Kermit B.
*uth 4-door
Lloyd Mc
Bepverdam
utn
Diller, 1% n|iles no
Phone 579-R.
head
ale—Nice cabbage and
plants
Grove St
For
Kaiser-Fra:
and oil.
Main Jefl
PUPP
Let nu
Lima.
John Mos
Rt. 5,
e pup
135-R.
le—Ci
phoni
1—Good dresser o
&|rs. Arthur
phone 336.
S
Mrs.
Icjge Av
—teov’s
For
Lincol
Bluffto
10 Garau St
Evin rude
a rd ni*
i clutch,
ubbe
.tor.
ful
Hark
rth of Bluffton.
For sale—Kitchen cabinet cup
board buffet large size bed iind
springs. Call phone 448-W.
W anted—Curtains to wash and
S. Lawn Ave.
-McCormick-Deering
planter’ with fertilizer
For sale­
row potato
attachments
corn husker.
Cormick-Deering
Bluffton pKonq.
McCormick-Deering
F. Niswander, Mc
sales and service.
C.
or don’ts if you use
clean your rugs and
Get it at Sidne
No ifs, and*
Magic Foam to
upholster
’s Drug
—Ijeavy 14 by
arnaulin. Lawren
er! Rt. 103 and
For sale
waterproof
baugh, corr
line.
For sale-
18 ft.
e Roda
Countv
—Taylor Tot w
For sale—O|ff-the-floor baby pen
with pad buggy with pad baby
swing and baby scales. Good condi
tion $18. Als(| smal
like new $7. ltrs.
Railroad St. I
For sale—18| inch No. 1 wood
shingles. Harlhy Arn, north of Col.
Grove. I
For sale—-Blinding 12 by 16 suit
able for chicken coop. Dull Battles,
Mt. Cory. I
For sale—Kitchen cabinet. Mrs.
Garland Basinrer, 225% S. Lawn
sale—Usrd 27-inch heavy duty
mower, Igood running condi
A. E. K*|hli, Bluffton.
beans from
germination,
southwest of
For
power
tion.
For
certified seed,I 98%
Ervin Amstutz! 4 miles
Bluffton.
sale—l|incoln
seed,
2
call I
you
I
tf
For sale—-2’| H. P.
board motor
son outboard.
lain, 112 Cherly St.
4
red.
tint-
Johnson out
H. P. Johri-
|See Frank Chamber-
For sale—Estate oil burner, large
size, will heat 15 to 7 rooms
2 burner oil Ispace heater
French doors c|
trim and hardwil
Chamberlain. I
also
Ispace heater pair
|mplete with frame,
size 2-6-8. Edgar
ior
For sale—Juil
child’s chair disk
Chamberlain, 11B Cherry St.
Vote for
GROVER HIPP
of Grover Hill
Democratic candidate for
State Senator,
32nd District
Primary, May 4, 1948
PAGE FIVE
-Gladioli bulbs, unlabeled,
efcch 50 for $3 100 for
ither labeled varieties,
rr, 123 S. Lawn. Phone
cars. Mooile gas
Bjfcffton Mo
hrson Sts.
explain
e of the
rgistered
in
cates
i the Federal Govern
erally
Company
All cert if
tered wit
ment.
the program
largest Fed
Investment
America to you.
sold are regis-
No obi gation.
T. Soldner
409 Cher
Wot
a tip about
Here
good
oafs
Plant the kind you want,
but treat the wedl Give
your »eed oat» a better chance! Con­
trol teed- borne helminthotporium,
smut* and seedling disease ... help
germination and stands ... treat
with NEW IMPROVED CERESAN. An
ounce of prevention is worth bushels
of clean opts so don't delay.
Treat Your Seed Now With
New Improved
CERESAN^
Only 3 to I
5f per acre
W« carry a full line of Du Pont
Semesan Seed Disinfectants. Como in
and stock ep.
A. Hauenstein & Son
The Corner Drug Store
CARMA Theatre
BLUFFTON, OHIO
The Hod se of Perfect Sound
Thursday-Friday-Saturday
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
—in—
HONEYMOON
Sunday-Monday
mun
b*00*'
MitASiD th»u wwtio utisn
Shows Sunday: 3-5-7-9 P.
Tuesday-Wednesday
MY GIRL T1SA
I
—with— M/
lllLLI PALMER
re De We Go
•om Here?
BTic
I’Eol‘1
homes
higher
stitute
su rance
I he hot
meet th
desk
See
$10
size
$5.
Ehs-
pup-
For sale—Eight nice terrier
pies, and theyll all want different
homes. Hiram It. Kohli.
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Pol. Adv
E WHO lose their
io Fire today face
|ving costs in sub
quarters. Fire In
I will help rebuild
ae... but it won't
eke added expenses.
A hen YOUR de
gkinst Fire! Ask
Stren
fense i
this agekey for Rent or
Additional Living Expense
Insurance!
Phond: 295-W
113 S. Main Street
Bluffton