The Bluffton news. [volume], August 26, 1948, Image 10

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Home Killed Meats
BEEF PORK VEAL LAMB
Pork Chops |h RGp
or Pork Roast 'U. iWu
AUTHORIZED DEALER
BIRDS EYE
FOODS
FROSTED
MILK
Your Choice
Your Choice
LUNCHEON
EATS
Minced Ham Dutch Loaf
Pickle & Pimento Veal Loaf
Cheese Loaf Souse.
All For
lb. 49c
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Picnic
HAMS
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NU-MAID 3 lbs. $1.00
NORDIC ICE CREAM
Ready to Eat
HAMS lb. 59c
MILLER’S MODEL DAIRY
Homogenized Plain Buttermilk hoeolate
ALL FLAVORS YOUR CHOICE
Gallons, $1.50 Pints, 25c Quarts, 45c
SHERBETS—All Flavors Pints, 19c
One-half or Whole
Our Own Make Fresh
or Smoked Sausage,
Ring Bologna.
BABY BEEF
Sold by the Quarters
Fores 52c Hinds 55c
BREAD v,„r
Large Variety of Frozen Food Containers
Also Paper
RAY’ S- WHITE BROWN RYE
(Half or Whole) ___
QUdrt 20C
OUR CHEESE
DEPARTMENT
Cream Cheese lb. 59c
Limburger ]b. 65c
2 Lb. Loaf Cheese
American Each 89c
Old Fashion
Brick Cheese lb 59c
(Half or Whole)
Delrich OLEO lb. 42c
Ch.iCe
Is your home Freezer or locker getting low?
See us for replacement of
Beef Pork Veal Poultry or Frozen Foods.
Peaches
Truck Load Thursday Morning—
At Pandora 3-.-
Golden Jubilee and June Elberta
Tree Ripened. Two-inch size and up.
While they last
Per Basket: $1.50 and $2.50
We charge extra for basket—
so bring your own.
In Pandora—Thursday Morning
GEIGER COAL YARD
Phone 106-E Pandora, Ohio
41c
lb. 49c
FISH lb. 29c
No Bone No Waste
Large, Sliced
BOLOGNA lb. 39c
Jowl
Bacon in Piece lb. 45c
..... ..........
loaf 13c
THE BLl
Attend Wedding
Of Granddaughter
Mr .and Mrs. Fred Hahn of West
Elm street attended the wedding of
their granddaughter, Miss Re Jean
Hahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hahn of Findlay to Turland
Rhinehammer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Rhinehammer, also of Findlay,
Sunday afternoon. The ceremony
took place in St. John’s Lutheran
church in Findlay. The bride is a
native of Bluffton.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhinehammer will
attend Indiana university at Bloom
ington, Ind., this fall. Mrs. Rhine
hammer was formerly a student in
Bowling Green Sjtate university and
her husband is a graduate of that
institution.
Thanks Fellows!
This is just a word of appreciation
fo rthe splendid community spirit
shown by you dads and sons in the
resodding of Harmon Field.
Your community may not know
who you were but each of you has
the satisfaction of having shared in
a worthy project and by your labor
made possible the release of addi
tional funds for community recrea
tion.
—Woodrow Little, Chm. Bluffton Re
creation Committee.
Here, There, and
Everywhere
Mrs. Chas. Harris was returned to
ne east of Benton Ridge Tues
day frjm Bluffton hospital.
Fran
cis Rumsey and Robt. Bauer
,.. Am
ura, 111., were recently guests
of Rob Pratt
of Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bowman and
son Die•k
of Arlington spent the week
end as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fin-
lin of Carrollton.
Wad*1 Rider, Wm. Jones and Earl
,,,ner all of McComb are on a
motor trip through the west.
Chas Simpkins, Col. Grove has
sold s
farm to Kenneth Edwards
and purchased the property of the
late Gi?o. Grismore on South
street
daughte
Mrs. J. W. Miller was removed
from her home south of Cairo to
St. Rita’s hospital, Lima, Saturday
evening.
Harry Steinman and daughter
Mary of Mt. Cory are visiting rela
tives in Nebraska.
Ralph Steininger is building a new
house on Main street in Mt. Cory.
Ethel Ballister of Mt. Cory is ill
with shingles.
Rev. Irvin Kaufman, Mt. Cory E.
U. B. pastor has been returned to
that place for the coming year by
the church conference. This will be
his eight year there.
Mrs. Dessie Beagle and daughter
Genevieve of Mt. Cory are visiting
relatives in New London.
Lt. Col. Norman 'King, Army
meteorologist stationed in the Ha
waiian islands is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wade King of Mt.
Cory.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marshall of
Beaverdam and Mr. and Mrs. Ches
tci Huber of Bluffton called on Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rhodes at Lima,
Friday.
Mrs. C. E. Kramer was removed
Friday from her home in Beaverdam
to Bluffton hospital.
Mrs. C. W. Doty of Col. Grove
has returned home after visiting Mr.
land Mrs. H. Fruchey and Mr. and
Mrs. John Mayberry in Columbia
City, Ind.
Mrs. Harold Folk of Mt. Cory who
couldn't get painters, took over the
work of painting her house herself
and did a good job, too.
Mrs. Clarence Miller of Mt. Cory
attended the Florida tourists club
picnic Sunday at Leipsic park. Forty
five were present. Chas. Butler of
McComb was elected president and
SCUCCL
SUPPLIES
Work Books
Tablets
Note Books
Crayons
Water Paints
Fountain Pens
and Pencils
FOR ALL GRADES
Buy now—and avoid last
minute rush.
Sidney's
DRUG SHOP
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FFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Mi*s. Geo. Glazer secretary.
One of the largest and oldest trees
in Mt. Cory, standing in front of the
Bessie Guin home had to be cut
down last week.
St. John Mennonite hurch
Will Observe 60th Anniversary
(Concluded from page 1)
Scripture, Rev. Sylvan Lehman, Lima
Welcome, Rev. Harder
Greetings from General Conference, Rev.
J. N. Smucker, Bluffton
Recognition of Workers who have gone from
the church
Anniversary j.oem. Celeste Ams'tutz
Report. Historical Committee
German selection, mixed octet
Anniversary message, Rev. Unruh
Hymn No. 272
3-piece
chair and ot
room chairs
leaf tables
bookcase anc
tables Bridg
Reversible 9
12X15 rug
Pictures, son
Heatrola 1
Magic Chef
room heater
er sewing n
sweeper Iron
with springs
wood chest ol
nut piano Ch
cloth curtain,
cupboards Cl
child’s wagon
and 2 step-lac
tools and sap
bath Hand
Pans and frui
.410 repeater
supplies An
articles too n
Elm
which Simpkins and
will occupy soon.
nl£
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Hall and
family will move soon into the
pro perty
Poole of
purchased from Mrs.
North Baltimore.
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Public Sale
AUGUST 27th, 1948
Friday evening
The under
Jefferson Stree
the following
Closing ppayer, Rev. E. J. Bohn, Grgce
church
Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
Congregational singing
Selections, St. John Men's Chorus
Violin ensemble—Annaruth anj Earl I^h
man, Wjlma Augsburger, Mrs. Robt. Bow
ernox
Testimonies by young people entering Christ
ian service.
Vocal number, young people’s choir
Ladies chorus
Saxophone solo, Paul Unruh
Vocal trio, Gy-ace Bible elnstitut
Message, Kev. Unruh
Closing prayer.
If we keep well and cheerful we
are always young, and at last die
in youth, even when years would
count us old.
6:30 I.
igned will sell at public auction at 124 East
Bluffton, Ohio, Friday evening,
mwell Velvet Living room suite Tilt-back
lan Antique sideboard 6 antique dining
:able with pull-out extensions 2 drop
chairs Rocking chairs Combination
Library table End and other small
able lamps Large and small mirrors
en rug with 2 small matching rugs
rugs and miscellaneous throw rugs
ties 2 Radiant gas heaters 1 Estate
tenown kitchen coal range Apartment size
as range 2-burner gas hotplate Kerosene
Antique solid walnut dish cupboard Crosley
jrator 75-pound icebox Console radio Sing
achine Horton washing machine Hoover
ng boards, Full and three-quarter-sized beds
ind inner-spring mattresses Antique cherry
drawers Grinnell Bros, apartment-size wal
’sts of drawers Oak desk Hall rack Monk’s
Smoking stands sewing cabinet Antique
romium and black birdcage and stand Sled,
and roller and ice skates Extension ladder
ders 2 lawn mowers Porch swings Garden
jlies of all types Hose reel and hofig Bird
ols Electrical supplies Glass and chinaware
jars Kitchen and cleaning supplies Marlin
shotgun and other shooting equipment Dog
ique clock Typewriter and many other
imerous to mention.
Terms—Cash Z /Lzt/
Mr. & Mrs. C. D. BAME
Thrapp and Warren, Auctioneers
Marshall and Reams, Clerks
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EXHIBITS PONY RACES.
GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Afternoons
FREE EXHIBITIONS DAILY
EVENING ATTRACTIONS
International Revue: Broadway Varieties of 1948
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Mem
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Fair
For
September 8-9-10-11I
Four Big Days and Nights
HORSE SHOW TEAM PULLING CONTEST LIVESTOCK
AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS 4-H CLUB F. F. A.
HOME ARTS EXHIBITS FARM DISPLAYS MACHINERY
Baby Shoe Bronzing
Neu-Art Studio
BUILD
THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1948
is estimate on the cost
genuine long-life Mule
Roof. It will please
taste and fit ypur
pocketbook.
inman Bros. Lumber Co.
7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.—Saturday 7:30 a. m.
to 3 p. nt.
•rry Street
236 Cl Phone 360-W
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THE FAIR
"Olid Mill Stream”
I Pair Grounds
FINDLAY. 0
nily Membership.. $2.00
s by mail close September 1. After that date
Is may be obtained at Fair Grounds.)
te Admission ...
lership Tickets admit husband, wife, and
en under 18 years of age to each session of
Also, parking for car and voting privileges.
Ickets see Clyde Warren, Director, or Citizens
I National Bank, Bluffton.
MEET YOU#
FRIENDS
VAIbTHE4T
Pres., Thad Moorhead
Sec., R. L. Yates