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PAGE SIX
Mainly
Independence day coming up Sun
day times change and it’s dif
ferent from the old days of spread
eagle flag-waving oratory' when vol
uable speakers twisted the British
lion’s tail to the applause of care
free holiday crowds now we are
dissatisfied—complaining—facing the
future with forebodim
tainty when the call is
Public Sale!
Having sold our farm, and also dissolving partnership, we
will sell at auction on the farm which is located 2 miles
northeast of Beaverdam, Ohio and 4 miles southwest of
Bluffton, Ohio, just north of Route 25 on
Saturday, July 3rd
at 12:30 P. M.
CHICKENS—100 head of Leghorn hens, 1 year old.
audacity and political honesty in a
world looking to us for leadership
but we’ll snap out of it just
as we did after Hitler invaded Po
land—before Japan attacked Pearl
Harbor who would have believed
then that this nation could summon
the might to win a war surely
we have troubles—inadequate hous
ing, high living costs, atomic jit
ters, general unrest—these are grow-
The following property: CATTLE—9 head—Shorthorn
Holstein cow 8 years old giving a good flow of milk, not
bred Guernsey cow 6 years old with calf at side 3 Short
horn heifers 1 year old Guernsey heifer 1 year old Short
horn heifer 6 months old Shorthorn calf 3 months old.
SHEEP—9 head of good Shropshire ewes, 4 and 5 years
old with 11 head of lambs. HOGS—25 head of hogs, aver
age 130 to 160 lbs., 4 head of sows.
FARM
rubber
tractor
disc 7'
tractor,
and new elevator, on good rubber and a Willys motor
attached on combine for combine power, in good condition
and ready to go. John Deere manure spreader McCormick
corn binder John Deere 999 corn planter with fertilizer
attachment Van Brunt 10 hoe fertilizer drill spring tooth
and drag harrow good steel wagon with new hayrack and
grain bed Turnbull wagon
Oliver Sulkey plow 2 wheel
electric cream separator.
men this is our training ground
for the monumental task which has
been placed in our hands of guiding
the destiny of this planet when
countless millions must be fed and
MACHINERY—F-12 tractor, 1937 model with
in front, in good condition. Little Wonder 12”
plows cultivators for the above tractor tractor
wide used 2 seasons. Buzz saw attachment for
Allis Chalmers combine 5' cut with new riddles
with ladders and grain bed
stock trailer DeLaval No. 4
coops, 9X10 brooder house,
MISCELLANEOUS—3 hog
kerosene brooder stove 5—10 gal. milk cans, 20 gal. No.
20 motor oil, 100 fertilizer sacks, 5 gal. fly spray, 5 bushel
timothy seed.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Electric washer, E-Z Bake kitchen
range, Estate heatrola, 2 piece living room sfite, extension
table and chairs, library table, rockers,
buffet, beds and dressers, day bed, radio,
and mantel clock, old bookcase and other a
TERMS—CASH
Vernon Moser
Clarence Moser
Leonard Gratz, Auctioneer Willard
0 lb. ice box,
antique cradle
and
Owners
fennings, Clerk
“I NEED PLENTY OF HOT WATER
Baths, formulas, diapers, clothes—Baby needs more
hot water than anyone else in the house.
And it must be clean water—sparkling, crystal clear.
Install a clean, beautiful, new automatic gas water
heater that will give you all the clean hot water you need
for Baby —and plenty for the rest of the family, too.
YOU’LL GET IT WITH
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
FOR HOT WATER MAGIC
West Ohio Gas Co
of
of
Backers of Bluffton’s Independence
day attractions were cheered the
first of the week when Clair Fett,
local forecaster who has been un
cannily
weather --IGenuine
weather for the Fourth of July ^P311- ®th
weekend.
are in Europe this summer with al, ?hT^)^rtmAt
Mennonite reconstruction unit spent I pHcabte to
a day last week at the home of Mrs. I 17-4, 17-4.1
W. M. C. Tod, the former Barbara I ^e^bid.i
Hauenstein. The two Bluffton wo-1 certified ch
... .-I per cent
men whose itinerary took them tolevent mot
London, made the trip from that city! P,ans il
to Edinburg Last summer Mrs.I the mMei
Tod’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney I an]?tnd',
Hauenstein, spent several months I
with her in Scotland. I
There was quite a knotty problem I
Of languages at the Kenneth Lug-1
r. ,1.
tut
inbuhls on South Main strcot thcli K&pids
other night when thev entertained I
two visitors, August Laager and IU.SI
daughter Odette from Bienne,
ats
Heavily insulated—keeps water hot always
Oceans of hot water—all clean and clear
Temperature control—set it and forget it
THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON, OHIO
whole continents aided toward new I erland. During the evening the con
means of livelihood this is nolversation was carried on intermit
appeal for a larger perspective, norltently in three languages—English,
even for a more Christian view of I French and German. The Swiss
our responsibility toward recent or I visitors spoke French and German—
prospective enemies—it is a predic-1 Mrs. Luginbui
tL.......— ...her
be thankful that we are able to I German—which left no one language
witness and share the greatness and which all
fulfillment that
nation.
And speaking
Bluffton ,some
wouldn’t recognize it today
ear-splitting din of firecrackers nor I three months
a single skyrocket—what you’ll hear I ada, the Ui
now is the squeaking of brakes as I arranged to
vacationers’ cars stop for traffic I their relatk
lights, the drone of airplane motors I sires, also cn
at Bluffton’s new’ airport to be dedi-llez family
cated Monday afternoon and the I buhl’s, Mrs.
shrill yip-e-e of the rodeo crowd un-1 former Harriet Criblez.
der the Harmon field lights at night I The trip was arranged by Laager John Luginbuhl
then too, the holiday previews I as a graduation present for his young
including the pre-rodeo parade Sat-1 daughter.
urday night and the sugar shoot on I to Toronto
Sunday and remember the key-1 where they
note is Take it Easy on the Fourth I and left
and be Alive on the Fifth.” I they board
All the comforts
the trailer which
brothers—William
building. The house trailer project,!
an avocation -which has occupied I
their spare time the past two years, Non(.E T(J gINTRArTOBS
is now practically complete. Duringl
business hours they operate an elec-1c#tol5JA(Jh™ENJ OE H1GjHUnA'f,
trie home appliance store downtown
—but there s ample time these long I Sealed
evening to put finishing touches on I
the trailer which has all the aP‘l^p,’^l‘d i
pearance of a high class professional!
job. The Ellenbergers recently pt»r-|
chased the DeVier property on South Route No.'
Main street and will move
here from their former
Beaverdam and occupy it
house is being remodeled.
,____ ___ ___o__ peakers English and I and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gratz
ion that more and more of us will I French and husband English and I weye Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Amstutz.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marquart and
resulting in I familv were Friday evening supper
ahead for this I considerable interpreting and trans-1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mar-
I thence returning to Switzerland.
Il ati ng, not unlike difficulties encoun-1 Quart and son.
I tered bv sessions of the United Na-1 Mr and Mrs. Raymond Matter
I.. o land family spent Sunday evening!
the Fourth inltions at Lake success. I with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leedy of
the oldtimers I Laager, a watch maker, and his I Lima.
no |daughter traveling by plane on al Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
trip stopping in Can-1 Mrs. Win. hridley of
r- u I Saturday evening on
ed States and Cuba,l Koh|cr and dauKhter.
accurate in long range I Pa red by factory! trained rnechan-1 }lome_ Afternoon callers were Mr.
predictions announced fair Singe^1 parts used. We I and Mrs. Robert Dillman and family,
I----- nia ke£ Free esti-|Mrs. Ella Dillman and grandchildren
’I mates given. All/Lork guaranteed I ^arvlin, and Jimmy Dillman and
stath if ohio
Engineer of
.. I
30S
en County U.
the trailei I
son,
home in Route No. 224
I Route No. 30S a
while thel din County,
There was a Bluffton reunion ini£^*15,^94*
Edinburgh, Scotland, when Ednall
June 19, 1948
salt s Letal Copy No. 48-318
1*1? il l? I i»
UNIT i'RiUE COMRACT
prop
a^CoiumbL
Various Set? io
a
r*r
sals will le received at the of
ite Highttay Director of Ohio,
Ohio, lunfal 10:00 A. 1............
for
I'S. Wyandot County U. S. Slipper
itoute No. u. s. I
1 Stale Route No. 117, Al
noura No. 25, U. S. Route
u. s.
Hancbck County U. S.
Stale Route No. 31. Har2
painting old guard rail
per plan.
fo
I various types a
I Length 62,170
I Estimated
.......................$7,350.00
■ompletid not later than Oc-
wa£e jo be paid to all labor
"■r.’iTict shall be in accord
of Prevailing Hourly
Ascertained and Determined by
of Industrial Relations ap
tate Midway Department Im
daiice with Sections 17-3,
7-5 a^di 17-5a of 'the General
mimi
0 employed on this
Ramseyer and Marceille Steiner who I lance
wi'ih the “J^hetiiije
must Submit with his bid a
in anl amount equal to five
the exitnated cost, but in no
han teti! ‘thousand dollars,
specifications are on file in the
highways and the office of
district* peputy director.
resefi’es 'the right to reject
bids. 11
Earl L. Reeb
’State Highway Director
11
--1-----
lega|. notice
Bruce Roberta, a {minor over
14
I Roberta, who reside* at 720 Hogan Street,
Rapids 9,
years of I
"ho resides at f?20 Hogan Stree'c, Grand
9, .Edith M. Roberts, thel
and. natural] guardmn of said Bruce
Grand Rapids 9, Michigan, and the legal
dian, if any.
I Gwendolyn Veersma,
Vietoi
Edith
y Avenue, Cwiterline, Michigan, and
M. Roberts, w*io resides at 720 Hogan I
Grand Rupidb 9, Michigan, will take
that Irene I. pague, Administratrix of
fate of Ralph IV. Roberta, Deceased, on
th day of Majl 1948, filed her petition
in 'the Probate Court jwithin and for the Coun
ty of Alien, and Stale of Ohio, alleging that
the jiersonal estate of said decedent is insuffi
cient to pay his deba and the charges of ad
ministering his estate tha't he died seized in
simple of the foKwing described real es
situabe in said ^county, to-wit:
The undivided one-half interest in each
the following:
ocel No. 1:
Situated in 'che City of Lima, County
Allen and Statdbf Ohio, to-wit:
lot Number 1 l?79s in War Gardens’
ib-divlsion to th* City of Lima, Ohio,
subject to the resteiotion tha't no dwelling
house shall be constructed of less thun 6
rooms, nor cost lev than $1500.00 and no
building to be erected nearer than 15 feet
from the front s'ereet line. Said premises
also known as 721 Robb Avenue, Lima,
Parcel No. 2:
Situated in the Township of American, I
County of Allen State of Ohio, to-
Lot Number 649(1 in Homewood Addition
in American Township, Allen County,
Otefe
The prayer of said pe'ritlon Is for sale at
said premises, for flhe payment of the debt*
and charges aforesaid.
The persons first above named will further
take notice that the said Bruce Roberts.
Gwendolyn Veersmai and Edith M. Roberts
and others have beeh mde parties defendant
'to said petition an| that they are required
to answer the same bn ot before the 31st day
of July. 1943.
Irene Digue, Administratrix
I as aforesaid.
By: W. W. GOODING,
her attorney.
Francis Basinger, D. D. S
Evan Basinger, D. D. S.
Telephone 27LW
Bluffton, Ohio
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Season
Take special
hikes thru
wherever
grow. Learn
leaf. If you
an abundant
dry soap.
Richland Center
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Yoakum,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Yoakum and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bixel
Stop off here to visit I Mr. and Mrs. Amos
s, the Charles Bes-IMr. and Mrs. Robert
ng on the Alfred Crib-Uam'^v spent the week end with
the Kenneth Lugin
Luginbuhl being the
,, e r-. i weekend with Mrs. J. I. Luginbuhl
They flew fiom Europe|an(j a|gf were among those that at-l
and then to Chicago from I tended the Schaublin reunion onl
came to Bluffton by train I Sunday.
New York from where! Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gratz and
,„ family entertained Tuesday evening
ed a plane to Cuba and|for auBJ)er Mr and Mrs Henry Dct.
weiler and son of Souderton, Pa.,
I zrx I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marquart.
|Our representative/kiU be in Bluffton I Mr and Mrs. Max MiUer were
of home—that’s! Monday each week.{f I Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
the Ellenbergerl Phone or write/j I Mrs. Ernest Gratz. Afternoon call
and Ural-are Singer SeWi^g Machine Co., I ers were Mrs. Kenneth Gratz and
Phone 168-W
for
POIS JNIIVY
care
the
ison
to reci
contact1it, apply
lather of laun-
n picnics,
foods, or
ivy may
fenize the
Then Ap ily P. H.
This double
goes right
the rhus tox
causes the i
Get P. H.
Keep It Han
action (antidote
work—destroys
icadendrql which
rritation.
,Today 75c
A. Hauen
Drug Store
The Corm
Fridley and
Lima called
Mrs.
I sons of Lima. While there Kenny
fTj. Lima, Ohio I Lerov, son of Mr. Gratz had the
Lima phone 4-12711 misfortune of breaking his arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Matter and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roily Moser
and sons. Mr. and
M.. Ohio birthdays.
1948, fori Mr.
U. s. Route No. 23 and I Ray
guests
Marquart and
attended the Schaul
day at the Walter
Mrs. Wayne
Matter were Saturday evening sup
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
Gratz and daughter Sharon in honor
of Mrs. Ear) Matter and Mrs. Gratz
and Mrs. John Hirshfield and
were Sunday evening
of Mr.
Hirshfield
and Mrs. Ed
a few relatives
lin reunion Sun
Schaublin home.
11 it 1.
LEGAL
eas Court of
•, Ohio
18262
han, Plaintiff,
In the Common I’
Allen Count
Case No.
Eileen F. McGrani
vs.
Dana J. McGranah
The defendant, Dana
place of residence is uni
tice that Eileen F. McG
said court an action aga
on the grounds of Gross
for restoration of her
cause will be for hearit
weeks from the date of
of this notice, to-wit: 01
day of July, 1948.
in, Defendant.
McGranahan, whose
nown, will take no
anahan has filed in
nst him for divorce
■Jeglect of Duty, and
laiden name. Said
on and after six
the first publica'cion
and after the 30th
F. McGRANAHAN,
Steele, her attorney.
EILEEN
14 By I. B.
LONG
LOCAL
DISTANCE
Every Loa
AULING
Insured
BROS.
STAGER
Ohio
Bluffton,
ITS
PORTR4
Ims, photo
Photo finishing,
supplies
tudio
Neu-Art 8
For Vigo
Phoi
Sam
and
and
Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Bixler of South Bend,
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coon
daughter of Columbus. Mr. and
1 of Marion,
Luginbuhl of Cleveland spent thel
and
Mrs.
Ray
Mr. and Mrs. John Badertscher and
NTnf inn I Mr- and Mrs. Otto Amstutz.
I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yerks of
Have your Sing sewing machine Rima Awere S^/ay dinner guests at
the Amos and Weldon Luginbuhl
Bluffton
and Heal
ir menu
include meat in yc
Always ready to s rve you
IOS
SWANK
Meats
Fresh and Salt
Should
Bl
CL
322 N.
Ha
Baker
Hau
Phone 298-W
ALL DEAD STOCK REMOVED
We Pay $9 for Horses $11 for Cows
!ogs according to size and condition.
Hogs accord
BUCKEYE] REDUCTION COMPANY, Findlay, Ohio
FARMERS PRODUCE
Bluffton Ohie
Offers Friendly Service
Buyers of
“Fine Baked Goods”
Leave jkur orders early for your 4th of July
weekend needs
CAKES BUNS COOKIES
PIES ROLLS BREAD
DOUGHN JTS PECAN ROLLS
tHCREASt0
1
W
V
You Face A Feed Shortage-
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1948
to aize and condition.
According*
a MAIN 475 Collect
ICH OF FOSTORIA ANIMAL PRODUCTS. INC.
earn, Eggs and Poultry
ROUTE SERVICE
IYTON HARKNESS, Mgr.
tin Street Bluffton Phone 284-W
jenstein Bakery
11 1 ".7 ItiJ
will be closed July 5-6-7-8,
Open Friday, July 9.
enstein Bakery
TWO TRACTORS IN ONI
MEMBER
111 N. Main St., Bluffton
ra *C row crop tractor eft»C‘«ncY
by
MADE IN TWO MODELS
Fitz All
ROW CROP TRACTORS
/f'// STI LL/um out
REAL MONEY/$
You Can Beat Skim Milk!
When you face the problem of putting weight on pigs,
chickens or calves, nothing quite compares with skim
milk farm-separated cream is in demand by The
Page Dairy Co. and the money you get just about
equals the price of whole milk besides, Page gives
an “Extra Profit” to cream shippers ask a cream
hauler or drop a postal card and our fieldman will call.
Sell Your Cream to Page
The Page Dairy Co.
Bluffton, Ohio *Phone 489-W
Vem Dardio, Fieldman
SI 67.50
O. C. Hursey & Sons
John Deere Sales & Service
■ance Street Bluffton, Ohio
Open Saturday Night