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PAGE TWO SMART JUNIORS NAVE SEEN ASKINS TOR THEM! DAINTY PRETTY PASTELS WASHABLE wrvi BEEN WAITING TOR THEM! I I I NOW THEY'RE HERE! 4 fo waf JI kpx£| :lL PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will offer at public auction at the late residence of Ira J. Kimmel, o’/z m|les southeast of Bluffton, 1 mile north of the intersection of Lincoln Highway and Route 69 and 1 z mile west. Saturday, August 28 I at 1 p. m. The following personal property belonging to the estate of ha J. Kimmel, deceased and also other personal property: Hog sty mowing machine wagon and bed tractor breaking fence posts ■ttle spring new 2 chest of two oc 3 rugs suite plow McCormick wheat binder baled straw harness wire fence log chain vice and bench lot small tools: I tooth harrow roller manure spreader farm trailer coal General Electric refrigerator Florence tabletop kerosene range Heatrolas Firestone cabinet radio dining room suite drawers studio couch W hit® dropleaf sewing machine casional chairs lounge chair Boor lamps living room suite 9 by 12 Merrill piano 4-piecf bedroom suite oak bedroo 2 beds and dressers wardrobe Hoover elec Friend electric washing machine like new 16 ft. extension ladders, many other articles Terms—Cash Edith Gertrude Kimmel Thrapp & arren—Aucts. Ream & Marshall—Clerks. i Also Boudoir Woman’s 6 doors lawn mower Adms Estate Ira J. Kimmel, deceased Attys., for Adrax., 314 Faurot Bldg., Lima, Ohio. Lippincott & Lippincott, Washable acetate prettily pleated and trimmed with Cel anese fabrics. Easily hung over headboard of, bed, their warm glowing beauty lends an added charm to your boudoir—plus plenty of light for reading. So practical, too can be kept clean with just the whisk of a damp cloth. Choice of styles and colors. and Night Stand Lamps to Match Forty-six Years of Dependable Service Couple Is Wed In Church Methodist The de Berkey, Wo Preceding Gunten, of in-law of piano and ding musi Given i The bride is a graduate of Bluff ton High school and is employed at the Kinsinger Produce Co. The groom is a graduate of Smithville High school and is a student in Bluffton college. Pandora I HBDgMHR THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO the daugh .B. Augs groom is W ths Mr. and Bluffton Mrs. and Joseph S. the ceremony Fred Von Indiana, brother groom, presided at the played the traditional wed- marriage by her father ire a gown of white satin with matching mitts and carried a colonial bouquet of white roses. Her only ornament was a pearl necklace worn by her great aunt on her wed ding day. sister honor, moire. roses. Edith Berkey of Cleveland, of tl and S groom, was maid-of wore a gown of pink bouquet was of yellow Her Paul Martin of Bluffton, friend of groom, was best man. Elton Beery of Medina, also friend of the groom ,was usher. the Both mothers were attired in navy blue crepe dresses and wore red rose corsages. Following the ceremony, a recep tion was held in the church parlor. The bride’s table was decorated with a three tiered wedding cake and miniature bride and groom and cir cled with pink roses. Serving at the bride’s table were Mrs. A. R. Klueter of Lima, Miss Margaret Berkey of Cleveland, and Miss Fluff Biome of New York City. For her going away the bride chose a white waffle pique dress with white accessories and a rose corsage. The couple left for a wedding trip following which they will return to make their present home at 109 East Elm street. Salem, :s, Mr. pare Oregon is visiti and Mrs. Alvin David Thrapp spent last Thursday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Thrapp Rensellare. •r, Mrs. R. Miss Zoa Frantz of Ind., is visiting her sist A. Krohn and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Will Morris of War saw, Ind., and Mrs. Delos Keel and daughter Mildred on Mrs. R. A. evening. of Bluffton called Krohn, Saturday George Casey of have been staying Mrs. Ohio, of her sister, Mrs. Rich and family for several the present time Mrs. surgical patient at St. Mr. and Continental, in the home ard Krohn weeks. At Casey is a Rita’s hospital, Lima, and her con dition is critical. Miss Nancy Richardson of Rudolph Ohio is visiting in the Aaron Hiltj home. Miss Ann Light of Ottawa, Ohi has been staying in the home of he aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Zuercher LEGAL KOT1CE South Stroke, Jackson, Michipan Charles J. Rowe, whose last known add re: 224 Wes' hereby notified that Hildegard G. Rox i filed her petition afrainst him for divor case number 38381 injthe Court of Cwnmt filed her petition araini Pleas of praying Allen County, Ohio, alleging Gro her ground for same ai of (minor child and stir chile, and that said cans on pr after the 16th da rr custod aid minor hearing September, deparde Wise, Sylvan Rowe attorney Electrical Service nd House tg Repair ven Free Commercial Wiri Electrical Estimates For Prompt Cali Service Bauman Harvey M. 7-W [ibler St. te iffton. Ohio Phone 3 Res. :117 E. or wn P. O. Box 9. Bl Meat makes the meal better include meat in your menu. SWANK BROS. Fresh and Salt Meats Couple Is Married In Pandora Church inony S Men nor Miss I of Mr. Bluffton, the ring in the in marr her, daughter irt Schumach les Anderson, son and Mrs. Ar son of Elber Ruth Andersc Rev. Ernest rnble n read the double 30 p. m. before a te gladioli, lighted abra, and lattice tes and greenery, white pews, in a gown, background of tapers and ce entwined with White wedding bells tied with bows adorned the side of the was attractive marquisette a sheer yoke edged in long fitted sleeves the hands, and full into a circular train The bride colonial stylet fashioned with chantilly lace pointed over skirt sweeping edged with chantilly lace ,caught up in front displaying a petticoat of ruffled lace. The fingertip veil of imported illusion had inserts of chan tilly lace and fell from a tiara of orange blossoms and lace. She car ried an arm bouquet of white roses which cascaded streamers of from lovers’ knots, a cameo necklace, a gift of the groom. Her only jewelry was Attending her sister as matron of honor was Mrs. Ormel Schaublin, who wore a gown of peach net over taffeta with low shoulder neckline, short puffed sleeves, and a gathered polonise drape matching mitts braid. A heart quet of yellow completed her costume. Amstutz. Ush man, Ormel stutz and Rc I skirt. She wore and a halo of hair shaped colonial bou and white pompoms best man was Daryl ers were Francis Leh Schaublin, Evan Am bert Flick. Serving as Mrs. Kenneth Suter, soloist for the program of nuptial music, sang “Be cause,’ Me,” and James Suter, Monastery Garden,” “Liebestraum,’ Sweet Voice,” I Love Thee,” “O Promise Perfect Love.’ Mrs. rganist, played “In a At Dawning,” “My Heart at Thy and “Clair de Lune.” was held at the home parents following the miniature china bride A reception of the bride’s ceremony. A and groom were placed in front of the three tiered wedding cake topped with white wedding bells. Assisting hostesses were Ann Anderson Ruby Lehman. The couple ding trip and traveling tl black taffet trim. Her and she woi bouquet. Lehman and family, of Fort Wayne, Ind., his grand- Mrs. Daryl Amstutz, Dorothy Lugibihl and left for a short wed on their return will bride’s home. For bride changed to a dress with pink lace essories were in black roses from her bridal is a graduate of Bluff The bride high school and is employed office at Pandora high scho id graduated from Mt. school gh farming Birthday Surprise Marilyn Ruth Steiner entertai a number of girl Monday afternoo spent in playing games light refreshments were home The occasion was after which served. Guests were Sherry Janet Peterson, Janice garet Faz lyn Andrews. Zimmerman, Clum, Mar- Betty Badertscher, Caro- id Marjorie Schick, and Nancy In the evening entertained v Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fox, Mrs. Mary Hand, Mrs. Cleo Garau and son Stephen, Sherry Zimmerman, Enos Steiner and daughter Lucille and Mrs. Alta Garau, Mrs. Naomi Stein er and son Paul David. Bluffton Youth Enlists In Navy Robert D. Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Lee who recently en listed in the Navy is now at Great Lakes Training center. He was formerly employed in offices of the Superior Coach Co., of Lima. Pres ent address is Co. 304 U. S. N. T. C., Great Lakes, Illinois. Well give you $4.50 for your old electric shaver Bring us your old electric shaver and we’ll give you $4.50 for it toward the purchase of a new Remington with improved Blue Streak twin shaving heads. That’s right! We trade you a New Remington for your old electric shaver, any make, no matter how long you’ve had it. We want to prove to you that one of these new Remingtons will give you the finest shave you’ve ever had with any kind of a shav ing instrument. Don’t wait—come in with that old electric shaver start on the road to ing satisfaction. Your child takes 30,000 STEPS A DAY! Make every single one count! today and better shav- limited time This offer for a only. 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