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THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1948
Because of rain Monday evening of
last week, the jinxed church league
remained jinxed, and with the sum
mer program two-thirds completed
not one complete game has been
played in the loop. For the last three
weeks of the program, each team in
the church league will play two games
a week, weather permitting. PLEASE
FOLLOW THE SCHEDULE IN THE
PAPER CLOSELY.
HARMON FIELD NOTES
The Minor league is proving to be
Your Insurance
A Demand Note in Reverse because it reads
from here on in I will pay all the Bills”
—for yourself
It insures your invest
Policies now available.
The Northwestern
A. C. Burcky
We can wash
Judy s’ and
in a jiffy.
a very close race for top honors in
the second round, with three teams
tied for first place. The Corkscrews,
Scuds and Stokers have won two
games each, and lost one, with second
round play one-third completed.
At the end of the second week of
play, the College club maintains first
place with Triplett Tool Room and
the Sportsmen’s club just one game
behind. The Sportsmen had a chance
to tie for first, but Swank Bros.
—for your family
nt as well as your life. Juvenile
Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Bluffton Representative
Stevies’ clothes
Baby’s underthings done in
Ivory Snow if preferred.
Washed or Dried, or Both.
THE WASHETTE
Open 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. daily
Closed Thursday afternoons.
107 S. Main Street Bluffton, Ohio
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres located 5Z miles south of
Bluffton known as the Dennis Brauen
farm.
Inquire 141 S. Main street, Bluffton,
Ohio. Phone 414-Y, or
1519 Date Palm, McAllen, Texas.
MortA Valua iu
BIG-CAR COMFORT
Chevrolet alone, of all cars in its
field, brings you the Big-Car
riding-luxury of the original and
outstanding Unitized Knee
Action Ride—unmatchedforproved
comfort and safety—found 'else
where only in higher-oric^d car*
TlutA faort yAartA and. trtuert than Quart t&day—
More people buy
CHEVROLETS
than any other make of car I
Morte Value iu
BIG-CAR PERFORMANCE
Chevrolet alone, of all cars in its
field, has a world’s champion
Valve-in-Head engine—holder of
all records for miles served and
owners satisfied—embodying the
same basic Value-in-Head prin
riob featured in costlier car*
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ruined the opportunity by winning
their first game of the second round,
8 to 6.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
July 18
MINOR LEAGUE'
Team W
Corkscrews 2 1
Scuds 2 1
Stokers 2 1
FFA 0 3
MAJOR LEAGUE
College Club 3 1
Tool Room 2 2
Sportsmen I 2 2
Swank Bros. 1 3
Games Last Week
Sportsmen 20, Tool Room 3 Col
lege-Club 11, Swank Bros. 3 Sports
men 10, Swank Bros. 1 Swank Bros.
8, Sportsmen 6 College Club 7, Tool
Room 1 Tool Room 8, College Club 6
Scuds 16, Corkscrews 13 Stokers 9,
FFA 0.
Coming Games
Wed. July 21
College Club vs Sportsmen (2)
Swank Bros, vs Triplett Tool Room
(2).
Thurs. July 22
Swank Bros, vs College Club Tool
Room vs Sportsmen Club.
Fri. July 23
Scuds vs Stokers Presbyterian vs
Methodist.
Mon. July 26
Mennonite vs Methodist Reformed
vs Presbyterian.
Tues. July 27
Corkscrews vs Scuds Mennonite vs
Reformed.
Armorsville
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McCafferty and sons were:
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Thompson and
family of Venice, Calif. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Guider and grandchildren Roger,
Roberta and Chas. Flemming of Ada
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Guider and
family of Harrod Mr. and Mrs. Rol
land Guider and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. McCafferty and Miss Mar
garet Guider. Mrs. Arthur Swank was
an afternoon caller.
Mr. and Mrs. Lysle McCarty called
Sunday eve at the Ervin Moser home.
Those that took Sunday dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moser were:
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Moser and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Steiner, Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Morton, Orrville
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Moser and
family, Mr. and Mrs. James Moser
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lugibihl
and family, John Lugibihl, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Geiger and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. Camillius Knott. Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Geiger were after
noon callers.
Mr. and Mi’s. H. S. Thompson and
family of Venice, Calif., spent the
week end with Miss Margaret Guider.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Klingler and
beeauAe (dliewtolet giuei them mwi vuLue foot eue/uj dolLart
ojj punckaee pjuee, openatian and upkeep!
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BIG-CAR BEAUTY
ifl
Chevrolet alone, of all cars in its
field, brings you the Big-Car
beauty and luxury as well as the
Big-Car strength and solidity of
Body by Fisher, for Chevrolet
shares this better body only with
k »her-priced cars
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STEINER CHEVROLET SALES
BLUFFTON, OHIO
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Triplett softball team divided hi
ors in two games played during the
last week, topping Kenton Hardin
Quarry last Friday night at Har
mon field by a score of 11 to 3, and
losing to Findlay Ohio Oil,
lay, Sunday, 7 to 3.
Against the Kenton outfit in last
Friday’s tilt, Manager Chari e St pin
er used his three pitchers Beach,
Spaeth and King, to give all a
chance to work out after a avntr nf
10 days over the plant vacation
period. Between them they gave up
only six hits, and held the
well in check.
Burkholder had three hits in four
chances Fred Herrmann ci acked a
home run, Cotterman a tri pie, and
Eikenbary, Burkholder aid
had doubles.
Horta VgIua iu
BIG-CAR SAFETY
Chevrolet alone, of all cars in its
field, brings you Fisher Unisteel
Construction, the Unitized Knee
Action Ride and Positive-Action
Hydraulic Brakes—more features
that are combined elsewhere only
in costlier cars
-IS FIRST!
Triplett Softball Crew Tops
Kenton And Loses To Findlav
at Find-
visitors
Triplett batsmen in the nleantime
teed off for two runs in the first in
ning four in the second aiid three
in the third to take a comfc rtable 9
to 2 lead. The team's additional two
runs were added in the six th.
Lewis
One bad inning spelled defeat for
the Triplett team at Findlay Sunday
night, with Ohio Oil turn
trick by a 7 to 3 score.
ing the
After the Oilmen had setred one
run in the first inning, they added
six more in the second to inch the
decision. From that point, however,
they made only two hits,
damage was done.
but the
Of Triplett’s eight hits, th ree were
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Clapper ere Sun
day p. m. callers of Mr. md Mrs.
John W. Wilkens of near Arlinfrton
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCaffi?rty and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and son
Keith called Friday eve on
Mrs. C. E. Klingler.
Mr. and
Pandora
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Steiner and
family of Detroit, Midi., spent sev
eral days at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steiner and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Galen Basinger are
the parents of a daughter, Linda Su
san, bom at Bluffton hospital, Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban L^ichty art on
a trip to the west coast for 2 weeks.
Miss Reva B. Snavely is enrolled at
O. S. U. for the summt session.
Mr. and Mrs. Munson Thrapp were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Burkhart and son Robert.
Mrs. Reno Baumgartner and infant
daughter, Diane Sue, were removed
from Bluffton hospital to their home,
Saturday.
Marion Stoody made a business
trip to Detroit on Monday.
made by Herrma nn, and Gh'ason pol
ed a home run, his third ol the sea
son.
Triplett AB
Moser, 2b..... ......
A
2 2
Eikenbary, 2b. 1 1
Cdtterman, ss. __ ___ 5 1
Gratz, cf. .. ... 0
Herrmann, lb. o
Burkholder, c.
2
1 1
Lewis, rf. _____
Scoles, rf. ____ ______ 2 0 0
Schmidt, If. _____ 3 2 2
Stonehill, If. ___ o o
Gleason, 3b.
w o
2
Beach, p---- ______ 1
u
•t
Wilch, p. ........ ______ 1 o 1
Spaeth, p. ____ __ -___ 1 0 o
King, p. 0 o
Totals _____ ______43 11 18
Hardin Quarry __ .___34
o
6
Triplett AR
Moser, 2b__ ___ 3 0 0
Gleason, 3b. ___ I 1 2
Lewis, rf............ ________ 4 1
Herrmann, lb. .. ______ 4 1 3
Schmidt, If. ..... ______ 3 0 0
Eikenbary, c. .... ______ 3 0 1
Stonehill, cf. .....______ 1 o
0
Burkholder, cf. 0 0
Wilch, ss............ ______ 1 0 0
SS. 2 0
Beach, p. ZZ
9
0 0
Totals ............ .... ........29 3 8
Ohio Oil .......... ... .........28
n
Roger Howe Wins
Tennis Tournament
Roger Howe, Allen county tennis
champion last year, last Sunday cap
tured the men’s singles title in the
annual Findlay open tennis tourna
ment.
In men's doubles play, Howe then
teamed with Robert Simcox to also
cop the doubles title, defeating in
the final round Dale Reichenbach and
Woodrow Little, also of Bluffton.
In winning his singles crown,
Howe defeated Merle Atkins, of
Carey, 6-3, 6-2, 6-0. The match
score in the doubles final was 2-6,
10-8, 6-2, 6-4.
riffle tt Team Will
Play Three At Home
Three home games will be played
within the next week by the Triplett
softball team, victor in nine of 11
contests prior to Tuesday night’s as
signment against New Knoxville.
Ada O. K. Mfrs, are scheduled
for a tilt this Thursday under the
Harmon field lights.
On the following night, the Trip
lett crew will seek revenge from a
7 to 2 defeat meted out by Findlay
Ohio Oil at Findlay last Sunday,
when the locals entertain the Oilers
here.
Next Tuesday, the Triplett crew
will play Fostoria K. of C. here, to
round out a busy week.
LEGAL NOTICE
In the Common Plea* Court of
Allen County, Ohio
Cam No. 3H270
Melvin Newsome, Plaintiff,
The Heirs at Law, Etc.,
of Frances Randall, deceased.
The heirs at law, devisees, legatees, trustees,
assignees, receivers, beneficiaries, surviving
spouse, children, descendants, creditors, suc
cessors in interests, executors, administrators,
and legal representatives of France# Randall,
deceased, formerly the owner fcf No. Three
Hundred and Twenty-sevqft in Scina
heimer's Addition of ClifCvts to 'the City of
Lima, Allen County. Onid, all defendants in
the above entitled cause, will take notice that
on the 9th day of June. 1948, Plaintiff, Melvin
Newsome, filed his petition in the Common
Pleas Court of Allen County, Ohio, Case No.
88273, praying for a decree quieting title of
Plaintiff as to said premises.
Said defendants will take notice that they
are required to answer on or before the left
day of September, 1948, or judgment and de
cree may he taken against them in accord
ance with the prayer in Plaintiff’s petition.
MELVIN NEWSOME, PLAINTIFF
By Earl Ludwig, his attorney 14
SEE
A BEAUTIFUL
ROOM SIZE
GLAMORUG
FOR ONLY
Summer Clearance Sale
DRESSES SKIRTS
Cool summer cottons for that vacation.
Prices Reduced
Hats 1-2 Price
Lucille’s
15 Cubic Ft. Farm Size Freezer
WA LT RILVI UllUS
Hat & Dress
South Main Street
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Glamorug
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ALL WOOL FACE FOR
BEAUTY AND LONGER WEAR
Guarantied by Good Housekeeping
Choice of
Patterns and Colors
tyuesuily State
PAGE THREE
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All-wool face for luxurious looks,
longer wear!
Cushiony base of 100% imported
jute! Special plastic back locks in
fibers, assures longer life!
2 decorator pattern* (A) Self-color
Floral in beige, blue, rose, wine or
green. (B) Multi-color Floral on
blue, rose, tan or green ground.
Fast dyes resist fading. Glamorug
can be wet-shampooed like most
expensive rugs!
Wear-tested! A new Glamorug was
put down at the entrance of a mill
cafeteria. 102,635 mill workers
tramped over it in all kinds of
weather. Rug showed no worn
through spots after shampooing,
surface still rich and soft-—colors
resisted fading.
ARMSTRONG'S
Known for Fine Furniture
108-110 S. Main Street 115 W. Market Street
Bluffton, Ohio Lima, Ohio
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