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THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1948
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160-W
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LIMA, OHIO
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ONE WORD
by Evan B. Johnson
There is one word that cannot bo defined
Save in the memories it bring* to mind
When we were cold or hungry or afraid
We called but this one word to summon\aid
When skies were overcast, how well we knew
The magic word that made the heavens blue
When troublea came that seemed too much to b*ar,
Our trembling lipa would uae it as a prayer
Above the tumuli of the world it’a heard
Strong men, like helpless babes, cry out the word
Defining it but tells the smallest part
Of what it means down deep in every heart
There can never, ever be another
Word so sweet and comforting as MOTHER,
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS
C. A. BIERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by the^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 Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
For lawn mower grinding call
Chas. Young, phone 214-T. tf
Miss Lilah Beer of Pandora visit
ed at the Amos Suter home on
Mound street, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stettler and
Mrs. Edna Leiber visited Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Leiber, Sunday.
Piano tuning, repairing, cleaning.
Donald Luginbuhl, 536 Nova, Lima.
Lima phone 93507. 5
See the newest Roseville pottery
at your Bluffton dealer. Floret Gift
shop, 102 S. Spring St., Mrs. E. J.
Wahlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Habegger
and son spent the week end at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. G. D. Bright
of Oaklandon, Ind.
Mrs. Lee Smiley and Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Blunk of Lima were Thurs
day evening guests of Mrs. Will
Lightner.
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. Ed Arnold of Mans
field called at the home of Mrs. Ella
McHenry, North Main street, Sun
day.
s Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muller of
Columbus spent the week end at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cal Steiner of Poplar street.
Mrs. Blanche Roberts of Col. Grove
and Mrs. Ethel Roberts of this place
■were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Ella McHenry of North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Hauenstein and
family of Marion spent Thursday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Haqenstein of South Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Diller and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coon and son
Robert spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Coon of
North Robinson.
Mrs. C. A. Huber of South Main
street underwent a major operation
at Bluffton hospital, Tuesday. Her
condition was reported satisfactory
Wednesday morning.
Miss Marceille Steiner, instructor
in a centralized school near Upper
Sandusky has returned to her home
here following the close of school
for the summer.
Fancy boxed candy for Mother’s
day also special family size 5
pound boxes $2. All other candies
reduced Th price. See these quality
candies. They’re delicious. Hankish
confectionery.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton and daugh
ters Misses Sadie and Tillie Hamil
ton spent Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Gosspnan and Miss
Bessie Arnold.
Chester Stauffer, Bluffton plumber
of South Main street is on a month’s
trip to visit his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Dick
erson of Torrance, Calif.
Basinger ambulance removals—
Mrs. Robert Moyer from her home
near Mt. Cory to St. Rita’s hospital,
Lima Mrs. Ezra Bower and infant
daughter from Bluffton hospital to
their home near Jenera.
Mrs. Robert Houtz, the former
Miss Helen Schnegg, is arriving here
this Wednesday from Provo, Utah,
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacpb Schnegj of East College
avdhue.
Miss Margaret Groman attended
the wedding of her friend, Miss
Carol Kaser to Fred McKiney in
Piqua, Friday evening. She also
spent Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Cleon Henry and family in Coving
ton, Ohio.
But Important
TODAY’S SOARING val
ues plus a lack of insur
ance knowledge are confus
ing many property owners
as to how they’ll stand, in
case of disaster.
If you’re not sure of
YOUR insurance protec
tion, don’t take a chance.
Check up now! Call on
Leland Diller, Insurance
Phone: 295-W
113 «/2 S. Main Street
Bluffton
THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFF!
Weekend guests at the home of
Mrs. Bertha Woods of West College
avenue were Mr. and Mrs. Louis
“Joll” Woods, their daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Bash and her little son
David all of Indianapolis.
Supper guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Badertscher, Thurs
day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Kinzler, San Francisco Mrs. Ray
Kinzler and daughter Darlene, Eldon,
Mo., and Mrs. A. E. Keller and
daughter Ann of Dayton. Guests at
the Badertscher home, Sunday, were
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cole, Mt. Blanch
ard Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Harmon,
daughter Eileen and Mrs. Emma
Dailey of Lima Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Keller, daughter Ann, Mary Louise
Badertscher and Wayne Shrider of
Dayton Ray Keller, Centon and
Roda Nell Jones of Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns and
son David attended May Day festivi
ties at Heidelberg college, Tiffin,
Saturday. Mrs. Stearns is an
alumna of that institution. They
spent the week end in Toledo with
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Castanien and
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Carben.
See my large selection of center
pieces and arrangements for Mother’s
day, home or office. Also various
corsages, including the rare orchid
and others at low cost. Beauty seen
is never lost. Floret Gift shop. Mrs.
E. J. Wahlie, 102 S. Spring St.
M. M. Murray who has been a
patient in Bluffton hospital is now
at his home on Cherry street. He
was sufficiently improved to be down
town the first of the week. Mrs.
Murray continues a patient at the
hospital with little change in her
condition.
Diller ambulance removals—Mrs.
Menno Geiger from her home on
Cherry street to Bluffton hospital
Mrs. Dora Klingler from Lima
Memorial hospital to the home of her
son Robert Klingler south of Beaver
dam Mrs. Harold Badertscher from
her home on Fett road to Bluffton
hospital Mrs. Aaron Marquart and
infant from Bluffton hospital to their
home near Jenera.
On the occasion of the birthday
anniversary of Chas. Gossman, the
following enjoyed a gathering at
his home, Sunday night: Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Marquart and daughters
Alice and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Gossman, Miss Bessie Arnold,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gossman,
Bluffton Mrs. Brice Main, Rawson
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cochran and
Miss Caroline Pierman, Ada and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gossman, daugh
ter Wanda and son Robert.
Condition of J. R. Fisher who is
ill at his home ea^t of Bluffton re
mains unchanged. Mrs. Nora Fellers
of Findlay is spending several weeks
in the Fisher home. Callers recent
ly were Mrs. Wm. Durck of Lima,
Miss Esther Durk, Bruce Eisenburg,
Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Messinger and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Fisher of Ada Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Fisher, L. A. Fisher of Pandora
Mrs. Olive Chrisman, daughter Doris,
Mrs. Golda Battles, Mabel Battles,
all of Findlay Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Purdy of Rawson Mr. and Mrs. D.
D. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Klingler, Mrs. J. D. Clymer, M. J.
Stratton, Clyde Warren, Kaye Non
namaker, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Koontz
and Robert Koontz.
WANT-ADS
Wall paper at
Wanted—1 wa
coins. Also scare
found in circula
paid. Robert Be
Street. Telephor
For sale—We
tion doors and
kiln-dried Calife
free estimate
Beaverdam phon
Wanted—To
anywhere in Bl
D, Bluffton New
Beef sold by ti
half or whole
home freezer.
Far sale—Api
$1.50 and $2 pa
er’s Fruit Far|
Bluffton.
ON, OHIO
■■RB—Wg
^altermire’s.
to buy old
I dates of coins now
pon. Highest prices
hroth, 612 S. Main
S 342-Y.
ither-Seal combina
rindows, made from
mia redwood. For
al! W. J: Reagan,
5 175-472. tf
»nt 2-bedroom house
iffton. Write: Box
i, Bluffton, Ohio, tf
te quarter also pork
for your locker or
co Z Market. tf
es at reduced prices
basket. Augsburg
i, 2 miles south of
tf
other from Walter-
U.
s.
Nylons for
mire’s.
Shoes repai:
have Shirley
for you. All
ray Upholsteri ig shop, Thurman St.
Bluffton phone
ir d. Bring them in and
lonnamaker fix them
ork guaranteed. Mur-
For lawn
mower grinding call
phone 214-T. tf
installed whije you
Chas. Young,
Auto glass
wait. Steinm in Body
Lawn Ave. 1 hone 25
Wanted—Gc clea
white or bun
ber also map e
all kinds of
257 or write
Ada, Ohio.
red,
oak in standing tim
and walnut. We buy
od timber. Phone Red
ohn Atha Lumber Co.,
8
ies for mother from
Boxed han
Waitermire’s.
Furniture i
ing of all lands. Make your old
furnishings lotik like new at a worth
while saving! Estimates without
obligation. Murray Upholstering
shop, Thurmal St., Bluffton phone.
ipairing and upholster
nds.
-matic, General Mills,
Echo pressure cook-
Presto, Miri
Wear-ever am
ers for mothei at Waitermire’s.
For sale—Clolerator icebox in ex
cellent condition. Price reasonable.
Roland Reichelbach, 1*2’4 S. Main.
Phone 106-T. I
storm windows with
sash and weather
ie permanent unit,
closure frame as-
Thermoseal
screens, stor
stripping in
metal adjustabl
sures 30% fu
payment plan.
Russell Co. Fo
call Jernes Bain:
S. Main, Bluffto
I savings. Liberal
Product of F. C.
free demonstration
£r, distributor, 123%
Phoms 309-Y.
A few natioi
toasters for Mot
mire’s.
For sale—Lin
certified seed li
ination. R.
south of Beaven
51n soy beans from
1st year good germ
Trout, 1 miles
am. 3
For sale—Hot
used less than 3
dining room suit
R. L. Trout,
Beaverdam.
Point electric stove
months, round table
3 with china cabinet.
miles south of
3
y matured Lincoln
For sale—Eai
soy beans. Cal
phone.
Luginbuhl, Bluffton
tf
and
3
?li bulbs, unlabeled,
50 for $3 100 for
labeled varieties.
23 S. Lawn. Phone
2
Lewyt cleaner for
i Walterpiire’s.
:ars. Mobile gns
W anted—Curt,
For sale—Glair
mixture, 7c each
$5.50 also othei
Kermit B. Herr,
339-W.
Buy Mother a
Mother’s day fro:
Kaiser-Frazer
and oil. Blufftoi
Main & Jefferson
wash
-w Kj. lawn Ave.
Motor Sales. N.
Sts. tf
combination storm
ize screens electro
ically treated with
scote baked on at
tesentative: James
Hain St., Bluffton,
t. Also aluminum
jndows and doors.
I tf
windows with bro
zinc coated, chem
iridite, finished
350J F. Sales re
Balmer, 123% S.
Ohio. Phone 309
and Thermoseal
Lost—White foxt terrier dog with
black spots near Bluffton Milling
company plant. Answers to name of
Spot. Finder notify Steiner Bros.,
Bluffton phone 53OT. Reward.
For sale—Baby puggy in good
condition. Mrs. Robert (Dillmi^n,
phone 263-W.
Any piece of Pyrax ware makes a
fine Mother’s day gift at Waiter
mire’s.
For sale—Good seeding ots also
good corn. Harold! W. Marshall,
Orange Twp. Phonel 533-T.
For sale—100 bushels 2 year old
oats also Earlyanna soybeans. Leri
H. Hauenstein, Bluffton phone.
Remember mother\ with a new
electric mixer from Waitermire’s.
For sale—Nine rooni modern brick
house, beautifully lar^dscaped, gar
age. Mrs. H. W. A|thaus, phone
238-W. F. Garretson, Broker.
For sale—Perfection white enamel
ed coal oil range. Cheap if sold
soon. Amos Thut.
Buy mother a new ra(dio with FM
for Mother’s day at Waitermire’s.
For sale—Washing machine in A-l
condition $25. Inquire 185 Thurman
St.
For that special Mother's day gift,
shop the Beauty Counselor’s way.
Lots of special boxed gifts at budget
prices. Beauty Counselor Products.
14214 S. Jackson, Blufftoh.
Silex coffee makers at Waiter
mire’s.
For that hard water problem, try
the new Foaming Shampoo, a deter
gent that leaves the hair clean and
shining, yet will not dry the scalp.
Beauty Counselor Products, 142% S.
Jackson, Bluffton.
Revere ware at Waltermlre’s.
For sale—Complete* bed, buffet,
kitchen cabinet aid q^uboard. Can
Bluffton phone
Congo wall fdltXhhth or ktichens
from Waltermire’s.
For sale—Two room hoitte. F. G.
Younkman, 5 miles south and 1%
miles west of Bluffton. Phone 549-T.
You can now listen to |static-free
WFIN-FM with a new FM radio.
Hear them anytime at Dur store
priced from $49.50. Waltepnire’s.
For sale—Spray and dust material
for all purposes, orchards, potatoes,
melons and gardens. The Morning
Star Press. I 8
For sale—5 screens 30 by 31
inches 2 screens, 2814 by 31’4
inches 1 screen 22% by 31% inches
5 screens 34% by 22 inchef 1 screen
34 by 22’4 inches 2 screens 22 by
20% inches 2 screens 33 by 33
inches 8 screens 31 by 30% inches
4 storm windows 2 ft, 6 inches by
4 ft. 10% inches 1 stotm window
2 ft. 4 inches by 2 ft. 7 inches. Mrs.
L. C. Hauenstein, 5% miles south of
Bluffton on Bentley ro»d and
mile west.
For sale—6 room modem house
known as the Deppler property at
comer of South Main ?and Poplar
streets, Bluffton. Inquire James
Deppler, 515 Hope St., Lima, O. tf
For sale—Good Lincolfi soy beans.
Albert Kohler, Bluffton |phone.
For sale—Used 42 irtch porcelain
sink with metal base Basinger’s
Furniture Store.
For sale—Galvanized! 30 gallon
water tank also coal timing water
heater, all in good condition. Phone
419-Y after 5:30 p. m. I
For sale—1938 Plymouth 4-door
sedan. Good condition! Lloyd Mc
Carty, 2 miles east Beaverdam
and mile south. Cal evenings.
Have your car wash®, also clean
ed on the inside, Saturday from 9
a. m. to 4 p. m., baci of the high
school by the senior Jass members.
Price $1.50. See Nomli Badertscher
or phone 528-W.
For rent—Room irith kitchen
privileges. Mrs. Elmir Diller, 139
Spring St. Phone 438IW.
For sale—3 sectioij spring tooth
harrow’ $20. Stanley JBixel, 3 miles
north of town.
or sale—Galvanized 30 gallon
tank for heatirw water with oil burn
er if desired. Cliod condition. Reason
able. Mrs. ulnry Badertscher, 349
S. Jackson Stl Phone 466-W. Call
forenoons or renings.
For sale—D
sisting of tabl
Duncan Phyff
construction li
desk and chai
illy known Pop-up
leris day at Walter-
ling room suite con
buffet and 4 chairs,
make also maple
ng room suite maple
3 burner oil stove.
Jiementber
Mother
UhLUOLO
heart
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Member
C. R. E* ANS
City Clerk
Witk that
PerAortal
Ni|w Hats More Hats
Sheer Nighties Crepe Slips Nylon Hose
Fancy Hankies Purses Gloves
norccrc
Assorted Cotton
Cloth of Gold
Lucille’s Hat & Dress Shop
111 South Main Street
WALLPAPER
Patterns Galore with Several Stocked.
Bring Your Room Sizes and Order Now.
Hanging, Steaming and Steamer for Rent.
“For Everything You Clean Use Wetalene
tested cleaning method.”
VANCES
Phone 231 Beaverdam
^Mother
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Manon Burkholder, Bentley roarfi
Phone 580-W. z
For sale—Window three
34 by 63 twj ^fc/63 one 34 by
43 two 28 by 3i. Inquire 127 Spring
St., or call jmone 491-T.
For sale—McConnick-Deering com
planter No. also check row for
Farmall op tractor with power
lift and fertilizer attachment 2
years o)V‘Beaverdam phone 175-340.
no
$0.30
giue
Ulotver^
ft Potteed Plants
FLOWERS with their beauty and fragrance bring to
her something of the fullness of love that’s in your
some of the wonderful things that you
somehow can’t put into words.
Basinger Florist
Ralph Basinger, Prop,
uffton Pandora
404-W 129-A
Florists Telegraph Delivery”
Notice
Collection fees for Garbage and Rubbish hauling
will be collected at the Office of the Board of Public
Affairs, 113 Vine Street, Bluffton, Ohio from Wednes
day, May 12, 1948 until Thursday, May 20, 1948,
between the hours of 8:30 to 11:30 A. M. and 12:30
to 5:30 P. M.
Cards ^ill be mailed to all patrons, stating
amount of charges due. Cards will be put in the mail
May 11, 19|8, and failure to receive a card does not
excuse any delinquency in payment.
All property owners maintaining apartments or
flats within their homes will be held responsible for
the payment of senices for their renters at the rate
of $3.00 per year for each apartment or flat maintain
ed in their home. Service will be discontinued to said
residences M’hen property owners fail to comply.
Re-inatement of service can be made by the
payment of all service in arrears one year’s service
in advancj and a reinstatement fee of $1.00.
AfteJ May 20, 1948, reinstatement of service, or
service fc new patrons can be established by contact
ing H. L. Coon, Service Supervisor.
A. R. BAKER
Mayor