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PAGE SIX Z/KE To YOU* 4 money INSURANCE Real Estate Broker Notary Public A. E. KOHLI Bluffton, Ohio 235 W. College Avenue ________ Many dairymen discover that a McCormick-Deering Separator gives them more profit than an additional cow. They get more and better cream .with little labor and at low cost. These .dairymen know that a McCormick Deering Separator can stop butter fat from slipping away. Find out about these advantages for your self. We’ll be glad to show you this C. F. Niswander McCormick-Deering Sales and Senice Phone 126-W Bluffton, Ohio ForHighEgg nutrients needed for high egg production. Made with MASTER MIX COMPUTE CONCENTRATES MASTER FEED MILL Leland W. Basinger, Mgr. Feeds, Fertilizer, Grain and Custom Grinding PHONE 317-W Tired of spacing out and dishwashing when you have Get a gleaming, automatic gas water have enough hot Phone 165-W Production' yd High Feed Quality MAS Feeds made the ’’Master Mix Way” give you all of the 4 1 to the times hot water? new and heater MMIPIATI Crystal clear, really hot water for truly titan dahwuhinf Alwayi on t«p for *nj HOT WATER MAGIC July bowing off the stage—month marking mid-summer and Bluffton s airport dedication and rodeo—and Bluffton’s top vacation month—and now they’re talking that next sum the boys hopping off mer may by plane for weekend fishing jaunts in northern Canada and if you’re keeping a score sheet on the weather mark up the regular Mon day shower—however, it came in the afterr the i Harmon field lights—and of showers, the hea Thursday night washed up plans for the Presbyterian Sunday school pic nic—Clair Fett local long range weather forecaster weeks before that wiong day and wet weather has harvest—and now some are talking of cutting oats first and wheat later since oats shatter more readily Cloyce Bame hospitaliz ed last winter with an heart ailment on the streets looking quite hale and hearty and here it is the end of July with mighty few mos quitoes—none of the swarms that have made life miserable not too many summers ago—thanks to ex mayor W. A. Howe who has combin ed knowledge of habits and habitat of mosquitoes with a lot of hard backbreaking work in spraying the creeks mosquito control—there’s something for a young fellow who pioneer in a little-explo' public health—and w that his demand wants tc field of venture much in didn’t interfere with mes under the speaking y downpour last More vigor in hot weather— include meat in your menu. SWANK BROS. Fresh and Salt Meats Just set the pointer at the temper, ature you want and let fast, depend able gas take over your hot water worries. Stop in today and find out how little it costs to have an abundant supply of hot wawr always og, jap. DELIVERY IjMh Plenty of hot water always do laundry at WUbOvr West Ohio Gas Co Sho.fr Awsy there’s lots THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO jcal long told then they picked the speaking of rain, hobbled wheat jf the boys though there are others the Stager which has been in recent years, something of can teachers and pupil district schools wh centralization cam education was put tion basis. Perha ficient this way couldn’t have kept setup but we can1' that in the chan lost some very even though they in terms of graph matical equations romance that clinp school house of a heritage of the o like the faint scei fume—difficult to theless real for a the It was a pickle all the curiosity News window ov June Gallant, e daughter of the found the pickle i garden in Orange make the supplied toothpick display attracted than a casual gla ersby. Congratulations Reichenbach who birthday this receiving well wis' friends who wish happy birthdays. And Wednesday wedding annivers Tripletts on S. the 59th wedding M. M. Murrays. Bluffton’s oldest 1 ried July 28, 188 80 and his wife they have enjoy dinner together, two years it's be hospital where i a patient since tl bo holding schi Black, Owe i to recall, like the idea of ons—there’s the which we happe rding to in St. I er. The ment is prepari ing newlyweds pincss,” but “nerve-wracking the streets with law. All of which Bluffton residen complained following a street here pointed out ordinance noises” and are stopped ment of the fact search of tras ing gr Harry Shrider, Jr., British bride who has been visit 'Uminer at her former home sby, England, is due to sail the return to her home ing in 1 this in ]Bluffton. s week on Mt ed still ava time, plentiful, ed farm crops si writes. including I of the 49’ers the trek to a new home dropped I stead in Oregon was a long, hard there is I journey in a covered wagon. Now between I adays, it’s just a matter of over old-time I night travel as Mrs. Robert Potts, s lost when former Bluffton resident will tell w ito vogue and I you. generations— of delicate per scribe but none-1 street th world lik exhibited in Just to likeness Postmaster Ed Mrs. Potts and two daughters produc-| Rene and Faviann made the trip by last Friday night, id maybe we I Bluffton airport at 7 p. m. in this pioneer! riving at their destination, elp but believe| Oregon, Saturday morning •er there were I o’clock, according to word received thwhile values I by friends here Tuesday. From ’t be measuredl Bluffton they flew to Toledo and ts or mathe-lthen to Chicago where they boarded aura of I a transcontinental plane carrying 53 little red! passengers. Their breakfast Satur ra is a day morning was enjoyed at an alti tude of 20,090 feet over Boise, Idaho. more ef-l plane maybe :ss reports wed-|ex9ulf s will be quiet figure v’s police depart pamphlets wish ny years of hap iding them that! "ith the Gen n-irades through! received permission from horns honking! s the snowy Rev air that finds us ist the the same day I thing! Main I He I trade through bout midnight. that Bluffton has a cityl against "unnecessary unless these celebrations he will insist on enforce statute. case of northern when it n had a bad jitters—as did most other Ohio towns last Thursday was known that two dangerous kill ers, West and Daniels, reformatory parolees were on the loose. In such it didn’t take much conjure up a lot of truck quietly drove of the Nelson Tile Co., on the outskirts of the town about 11 o’clock at night. A hurried call to the sheriff’s office brought a carload of deputies with guns ready for action. However, a search of the premises disclosed no truck—but ing evidence pointed to the the truck, object of the merely brought a load o the nearby village dump fl and quietly went on its an atmosphere imagination to things when a into the yards Things are still austere England she writes, very scarce and ration post-war at is still and bread, altho not rationed is ilable usually a loaf at a Vegetables, however, are Heavy rains have damag* crops this year. Last year iffered from drought, she The Shriders live on Har ri. Mr. Shrider is employed F. Niswander implement years ago in the days HjQNNA Waltcrmircrs Your Friendly Store leaving and ar Salem, at 9 The Potts family, former Spring residents, have moved to t. I Oregon where Mr. Potts who left I earlier in the summer has purchased it looked fori a 17-acre fruit-growing tract which turtle—that he will cultivate besides being em the Bluffton I ployed as a carpenter in the building weekend by trades. Their address is Rt. 4, Box grand-1139, South Salem, Oregon. Fishers who grandfather’s rp rising R. tier wnship. note real, June I addressed to Rev. E. for legs and the I Presbyterian pastor, from a family msiderably morel jn Germany with whom he became e from the pass-1 aCqUajnted during his service as an A handsome silver-wrought cigaret case arrived in the mails last Friday addressed to Rev. E. N. Bigelow,_ Army chaplain and whom he has since befriended. The cigaret case an heirloom, came from the family of Mrs. Manuela Wednesday—und|oer^e] of Zimmern, Rhineland. In ?s from a host of I scription in German inside the lid him many morel lndicated that it was I her father, teacher, by 1886. arks the 40th of the Cleon street—and it’s iversary of the it was e Murrays are I pastor couple, mar-1 his aid Mr. Murray is I The A small Every year| sian orrigin, presented to Prof. Franz Bucheler, a his pupils in the year nniversary of craftsmanship. Inside th the past pears the imperial coat of e Bluffton I old Russia, the date 1866 pe has been when it was made and some Russian 1946. I characters, apparently the name of the manufacturer. Outside lid bears tely wrought in silver the of a Russian troika, three drawn sleigh, traversing a waste. Bigelow became acquainted family when he Oretel to vices in the Reformed church at Zimmern. Oretel’s father was pastor of the church for many years. Farmers reported on June 1, they were keeping about the same num ber of sows for fall farrowing as they kept in 1947. Even with an average number of pigs saved from fall litters, the total 1948 pig crop will be the smallest since 1940. Country bring the said plate inside ith inscription in English presented to the in grateful appreci to them in time of memento, apparently is an unusual Bluffton ition of of Rus example lid ap arms of We’re building ONE EVERY 45 that’s fast enough America! Service wherever you go ALL DEAD STOCK REMOVED We Pay $9 for Horses $11 for Cows According to size and condition. Hogs according to size and condition. BUCKEYK REDUCTION COMPANY, Findlay, Ohio Phone MAIN 475 Collect BRANCH OF FOSTORIA ANIMAL PRODUCTS. INC. Lawn & Elm Streets a to built and sold In just two years we’ve more fine cars than any other new manufacturer in automobile history. Why? Because America fell in love with the KAISER and the FRAZER on sight. Folks are streaming into Kaiser-Frazer showrooms and learning from present owners how- dependable these two great cars are. They’re learning from people who drive them how soundly they are built how economical they are how- much joy there is in owning one. THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1948 Poultry an Eggs Stoute Service—a phone call 5 our truck to your door. Charles Kinsinger PHONE 492-W MR. FARMER See Us for Custom Slaughtering Summer or Winter Here is a convenient and economical service for those who have home freezers or lockers. AH slaughtering done jn our city inspected quart ers—everything prepared ready for freezing. Ask us about this service which is available to you at any time in the year at a worthwhile saving. Bluffton, Ohio Meat Mar het )ckcr Service 127 N. Main Sti Phone 276-W SECONDS AISER FRAZER THESE ARE THE MOST-COPIED CARS IN AMERICA, road-proved by 250,000 owners in two billion miles of driving. Because plenty of Americans insist on comfort, convenience, style and value, traditional leaders had to “move over’’ as Kaiser-Frazer became the fourth largest manufacturer of motor cars in the world in two short years. Why w’ait? Enjoy your new car this summer. You’ll get fair treatment and highest trade-in allowance. FOR EARLY DELIVERY SEE BLUFFTON MOTOR SALES North Main & Jefferson Sts. Bluffton. Ohio