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THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 194S
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for the last half of 1948 vill close on
Saturday, October Sth, 1948
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Providing protective information is an
part of our public service.
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to spend apy time getting
under way.
And oncepve are called, we
relieve you of all responsi
bility. I
BASINGER
FUNERAL HOME
BlUFfTON, OHIO
In Any Event—Let Us Sent
Basinger Florist
109 Grove Street Bluffton, Ohio
(Formerly Grove Street Greenhouses)*
.. -...—.
’■jfiori-srnc
iedy recevery
When it comes to a word of encouragement... or a “cheery
hello’* to a friend who is ill thefe is no substitute for
Fresh Flowers with your personal message of good wishes.
Right now we have the best selection
in town and a telephone call will
good cheer on their way. Remember,'too
anniversaries, holidays, or business,
of Fresh Cut Flowers
I start your flowers of
... for birthdays,
A service of
priced to meet the fan|
-oA
needs or wishes.
ing of the
e arrange-
established.
Paul Diller
FUNERAL HOME
'PhnuL 222 UD-HfuMsn
CARMA THEATRE,
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS
C. A. BIERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by the^Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year, $2.50
six months, $1.50 anywhere in U. S.
Entered aa second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. James Basinger of
West Lafayette, Ind., spent the week
end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrison of
Tulsa, Okla., are visiting relatives
and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Suter visited
Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Suter.
John Stettler left Sunday for Ohio
university, Athens, where he will be
a student this year.
Mrs. Frank Armbrecht and son
Eddie of Mt. Cory spent Wednesday
with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Matter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schaaff and
daughter Sally of Manchester, Mich.,
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Schnegg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Deerhake and
son Donnie visited Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Anna Deerhake in St.
Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr of South
Jackson street had as their Sunday
guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Ream of Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stettler and
Mr. and Mrs. James Hugus of Raw
son spent Sunday in Cincinnati, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schifferly.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Long enter
tained at dinner, Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Botchlett of Kenton, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Long and son Gary
of Pandora and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Lugibihl.
Basinger ambulance removals—
Mrs. 'Wilbur Niswander from her
residence on Jackson street to Bluff
ton hospital Med Murray from his
residence on N. Jackson street to
Bluffton hospital Roderick Nonna
maker from the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nonnamaker
to Lima Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nusbaum and
son Michael David of Waukegan, Ill.,
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Nusbaum and family the
past week.
Dr. J. J. Sutter, former Bluffton
physician and Mrs. Sutter have re
turned to their home in Lima after
spending the summer at Lakeside.
Making her home with them is their
10-year old granddaughter, Patricia
Perry, daughter of the late Mrs.
Elvira Sutter Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Getties spent
Sunday in Springfield where they
attended a birthday dinner for the
former’s ayui, Mrs. Charles Kessing
er of Jackson. The dinner was held
at the home of a niece, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Becker.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hunt of Chica
go and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ranoldo
of Shelby spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Alspach and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Downing
and family of Col. Grove entertained
as their week end guests
Mrs. E. H. Smith and Mr.
Richard Strayer of Akron
and Mrs. Victor Moser and
Sharon.
Mr. and
and Mrs.
and Mr.
daughter
Mrs. Med Murray returned to her
home on North Jackson street the
first of the week after spending the
summer with her daughters Mrs. F.
S. Madden of Dayton, and Mrs. J.
E. Hartsei of Springfield. Mrs. Mur
ray who was injured in a fall early
this summer is much improved.
Diller ambulance removals—Mrs.
Harley Bishop, Beaverdam to St.
Rita’s hospital, Lima Kenneth Boy
er, Lima Memorial hospital to
Orange township Edw. Luginbihl,
of Pandora from Bluffton hospital to
Lima Memorial hospital Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Brown of Elizabeth, N.
J., from Rt. 30-N east of Beaver
dam, to Bluffton hospital.
See me for memorials of all kinds.
Samuel Bixel, 409 S. Main St., Bluff
ton. Phone 429-W. Representing the
Lima Marble & Granite Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Badertscher
entertained at dinner, Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Pifer.of Williams
town Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hatha
way and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Hathaway of Ada. The oc
casion marked the tenth birthday of
Denise, daughter of the
hostess. Dean Hathaway
was an afternoon caller.
host and
of Toledo
children
Attention ladies wit!
wearing clothes sizes 1 to
now the Klad-ezee clothing counselor
for this territory. Anyone interested
may stop at my home and see the
i samples or if you will call me, I
i will he glad to come to your home
and show you what I have. Mrs.
12. I am
Gerald Hilty, 113 E. Elm St., Bluff
ton. Ohio. Phone 113-R.
Mrs. John Warren of Orange
township entertained Sunday in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
her husband and the wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Guider of Ada. Guests present were
Mrs. Dora Montgomery, Ada Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Warren. Charles and
Connie Jo of Kenton Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Warren, John, Robert, Jimmy
and Richard of Orange township
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Van Meter of
Pandora, the honor guests Mr. and
Mrs. Guider and Mr. Warren. Mrs.
Oeo. Kimmel was an afternoon
caller.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON. OHIO
Clubi, J^odyeA
a
Mtd Societies
Mrs. Clair Bucher, Wednesday night, vorite selections.
October 6 at
8 o’clock.
Orange Twp.
Meeting of the Orange Township I Robert Turner is the pastor.
Farm Woman’s club has been post-1
poned until October 15. I
Legion and Auxiliary
Bluffton Legion post and Legion
Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting
next Monday night with a potluck
supper at 6:30 o’clock followed by
installation of newly elected officers.
Farm Bureau Council
Allen County Farm Bureau Coun
cil No. 11 will meet with Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Ewing, Friday night
at 8 o’clock.
Poinsettia Club
The Poinsettia club will meet with
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Augsburger
of near Bluffton announce the en
gagement of their daughter Wilma
to Homer Mouttet of Chouteau, Okla.
No date has been announced for the
wedding.
High Low Club
The High Low7 club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Dick Troy, Thurs
day night at 8 o’clock.
Eastern Star Chapter
Members of Bluffton
chapter will entertain
District Eight in the
gymnasium Thursday
o’clock.
of Mr. and Mrs. N. M.l
Orange township last! ^or
I Ford
Following a tureen dinner at noon pkone
a spelling contest was enjoyed in
the afternoon.
Singspiration Sunday
At Riley Creek Church
Z3 e I Monthly Singspiration services for I st. Phone 484-W.
Jitsu Tati Club
The Jitsu Tau club will meet withltion will be permitted to request fa-1or before March 1.
Their itinerary
Rocky Mountain
MrV^ydir Kincaid this Wt dn.sday Park _Jdah°: TWas^n8ton
night.
hobby
Hazel
Hobby,
The program: Roll call, yourland v,s‘tin* relatives at Los Angeles
Poets and Peasants, Mrs. Iand UPland» California.
Biome Help Yourself to al They visited Bryce Cany°n. 111 ost
Mrs. Grace Amstutz. |scemc spot on the tour, and Zion
Present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kempher, Mrs..
Mary Carr, Mrs. Dell Decker, Mrs. They eatn™_ost_Kany .^!?blte„a"d
Fisher, Mrs. Maud Bamd, Mrs.l^1*88^
Genevieve Decker, Mrs. Nelle Lloyd,! ^2,’’
Miss Mary Ann Decker all of Van! ^or
Buren. I h2at’
Mrs. Lina Kuhlman, Mrs. Huldal 4
Kuhlman, Mrs. Margarita Geopple,! ,r,sae \scd
Mrs. Mary Gary, Mrs. Edna Gary, I boy s ball°or* tlre 1
Mrs. Cora Knohl, Mrs. Edna Moor-1 md’ 537 S’ Mam S
head, Mrs. Vinnic Newcomer of I or
North Findlay. I bl‘es’
Mrs. Blankenhorn, Mrs. Corbin,!
Mrs. Jessie Wineland, Mrs. Gellal ^or
Roth, Mrs. Bemadine Newcomer,! new’ Incdud
Mrs. Jennie Adams of Findlay. I f°rnier and l°K
Mrs. Adeline Graber and the host
and hostess of Bluffton.
Ladies Harmony Circle I call phone 249-V
Mrs. Levi Waltz entertained the! Fully automati
Harmony circle of Pleasant View! $18.50 complete
E. U. B. church with Mrs. Dwight! coai Yard.
Frantz, retiring president, presiding.! For sale—Tii
Program topics: God is Love, Mrs.I Rickly, 8 mile
Waldo Hanna Life is God, Mrs.! road.
Donald Harris All Things are Work-1 For sale—30
ing Together for God, Mrs. Niall horn yearling i
Newton Short Story, Mrs. Robt.I ester, Phone 56
McVey Poem, Mrs. Wm. Habegger.l p(i)
Mrs. Oren Doty, incoming presi-l 127% N. Mair
dent, appointed the following com-1 For sale—Bl
mitteeg: I peck also
Program—Mrs. John Harris, Mrs.I Reave* lam pb
Robt. McVey. Mrs. Howard Habeg-| For gale—-
ger, Mrs. Nial Newton.
-Mrs. Lewis Wynkoop,
Frantz, Mrs. Cecil Cly-
Hostess— Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. Dwight
mer.
&
Social
Mrs,
Duke
Hanna,
Lewis
Reichenbach,
Flower—Mr■s.
Mrs. Arietta Rickly, Mr."
ris.
Ithe comin* "’inter will be inaugurat- Wanted—F a wage
I ed at Riley Creek Baptist churgh at I Beaverdam phone 344.
"U 7:45 p. m. Sunday, following which I Wanted—Sales people
Buckeye Bird Club I the first Sunday night service of I strate plastic products
The Buckeye Bird club will meet I each month will be set aside for a I Write: C. W. Shuman,
w ith Mrs. W. H. Gratz, Friday night I program of singing. I View, Akron, 5, Ohio,
at 8 o’clock. At next Sunday’s service, the I Wanted To rent thre*
Soul inners Quartet will furnish I house, preferably in or ai
the special music. The congrega-1 rfora, in Pandora school
Hiran
The church is located one
north of the Lincoln highway
I a rm Woman’s Club I two miles east of Route 69.
Home From Extended
Western Motor Trip
Canyon in Utah, Grand Canyon in
Arizona and other interesting places
in northern New Mexico, Oklahoma,
Texas, Kansas and Missouri.
TH X-Rays To Re
Made At College
Arrangements for the
Past matrons and
Bluffton Eastern Star
be honored at a chapter meeting on I fore the disease has reached an act-1 bits, fryers and
Tuesday night of next week. I jve communicable stage. Authorities I Friday evening.
recommend, therefore, that it is Phone 112-W.
Olive Branch Society Isound he,lth I’ractice for a11 *,er-1 Dii nu k"°w
The Olive Branch Ladies Aidl50"®
4. „, *i. w u- I a chest X-Ray once a year,
society will meet with Mrs. Goldie1
Battles in Findlay, Wednesday after
noon, October 6.
Gay Nineties Class I
The Gay Nineties Sunday school!
class of the Van Buren Presbyterian!*
church held their monthly meeting!
in the 'home
Hiestand of
Wednesday.
WANT-ADS
For
sale—Girl’s
reasonable.
Lost—No. 51
pencil set in sri
Tuesday night o:
!|e
than linoleum,
work. The
Blufftor
sale—T
size 1 ii
Hilty,
For
Service—Mrs. Waldo! suits:
Leland Frantz, Mrs.lfjusty
3, Sr. Mrs. Myron|202 N. Main
Mrs. Levi Waltz. I For sale—U
Clarence Whisler,| tank heavy
Ray Har-Iwith jacket a
$20 takes it.
store.
Membership: Mrs. Arden Zimmer
ly, Mrs. Harry Howell, Mrs. Wm.
Habegger. I engraving of 16. S. S. Cecil, betweenil
October Project Mrs. Lewis! Ada and Blu
Dukes, Sr., Mrs. Kenneth Keller,! county line. 1
I Mrs. Howard Howell. I N. Jackson St.
Hostesses for the October meeting! I will have e
will be Mrs. Robt. Dukes and Mrs.! hard coal soon.
I David Carr. I Yard.
Lost—Man’s
engraving of I
For sale—9 room mod
house, Mrs. H. W. Althi
453-W. F. Garretson, br
Wanted—Roomers. 140
I er, Rt. 1, Pandora. Pand
mile loo-D.
and I Wanted—Off-the-floor
Rev. Iphone 641-R.
_____ I zinc coated, chemically tr
I Wanted—To rent 2-bedr
I anywhere in Bluffton. V
ID, Bluffton News, Bluffton
(window’s with bronze scree
Stanley Steiner of Columbus ac-1 indite, finished fescote ba
companied by his sister Miss Lucille 1350 F. Sales representati
Steiner and father E. P. Steiner of Balmer, 123% S. Main St
this place and a sister, Mrs. Mabel Rhone 309-Y. Also
Manges of near Findlay returned Iand Thermoseal window’s
Friday night after a three weeks’
tour of the w’gst in which they visit
ed all states west
river except four.
7,700 miles.
of the Mississippi Ihalf or whoIe for your
The trip covered I home freezer. A to Z Ml
$50.00 is the price I wi
an 1856 U. S. Flying Eagl 1
for 1877, 1909-S Indian
for 1871, 1872 Indian cen
1909Svdb and $1.00 for
coin cents. $3.00 for 188
for 1886 Liberty nickels.
be in nice condition. Top
included stops at
park, Yellowstone
I I
paid for all U.
Robert Benroth, 61
Phone 342-Y.
Bluffton college faculty and stu-1 furnishings look like new at a worth
dents will receive chest X-Ray ex-1 while saving. Estimates without
aminations for tuberculosis when the I obligation. Murray Upholstering
Allen County Mobile unit will be shop, Thurman St., Bluffton phone,
operated on the campus
nesday, October 13.
Eastern Star I aminations w’ere made by Dean J. S. land combination storm 4oors. James
chapters of I Schultz with Ralph Turner, executive I Balmer, sales rep., 123% S. Main,
high school I secretary of the Allen County Tuber-1 Bluffton. Phone 309-Y.
night at 8|culosis and Health association. I For sale—Potatoes. Arthur Mil-
I Chest X-Rays will show tuber-Iler, 2 miles southwest of Bluffton,
patrons oflculosis in the lungs long before I Bluffton phone. 24
chapter will physical symptoms appear and be- For sale—Dressed domestic rab
bakers. Order by
CARD OF THANKS
Reception for Pastor 1 take this raeans of
Rawson Evangelical Vnited Breth’l ‘hanks to the neighbors and
ren charge conslffig of Pleasant!,nenda,wko 90 ku'dl-v tememberedl
View, Olive Branch and Rawson I me with flowers and cards whtle al
have.a reception for Rev. and Mrs.|Patlent ,n Memorial hospital andl
Walter Purdy at the church in Raw- afte7 1 re‘ur,,e1 t0 home' Thescl
son, Thursday night at 7:30 p. m« I sure y
were appreciated.
Jesse Anderson
sale—Heatrola like new also I magazines on curb by a. m.
tractor radiator. Beaverdam! For sale—Katahdin potatoes. Ray
764. I mond Moser, Bluffton phdhe. 2*7
sa]e—Gray guinea pigs For sale—Five burner Florence oil
recommended in children’s magazines I stove, good condition,
as fine, clean, safe and cuddly pets. I holder, Fett Apts.
Can live single and in small box. I For sale—AB apartment house
Reasonable. Mary Lauby, I miles north of Ebenezer church.
Jackson St. IPhone 455-W. I For sale—42A McCormick-Deering
rent—House, jmodem except I combine in good condition. Walter
212 N. Main St. Phone I Fleming, LaFayette, Ohio, 5% miles
bicycle, balloon
I Inquire
ft electric
track, cars,
ader. 327 Cherry
sale—Gilbe
Re
Cri/i
cheaper
linoleum
rv-Us Shop, Gerald
phone 113-R.
dark aqua size 2 in
s. Delbert Luginbuhl,
led 30 gal. hot waterl For sale—100 acres v
ivted steel complete! with 6 room modern
nd coal burner, first I bath, full basement,
Basinger’s Furnniturel with blower, hardwood
'ton on Rt. 81
inder return to
Phone 417-R.
car of chestnut
Call
demon
parties.
1405 Pond
24
bedroom
mnd Pan
listrict on
P. Stein
jra phone
25
1 a y e n.
om house
kite: Box
I Ohio, tf
in storm
»s electro
ated with
:ed on at
e: James
Iridite steel combinatil
Bluffton,
duminum
nd doors.
tf
also pork
locker or
rket. tf
1 pay for
cent. $5.00
nts $2.00
$5.00 for
14-D Lin
and $1.00
bins must
948 prices
3 wanted,
tin Street,
tf
hem in and
Beef sold by the quarter:
S.
Shoes repaired. Bring
have Shirley Nonnamakfer fix them
for you. All work guaranteed. Mur
ray Upholstering shop, Thurman St.
Bluffton phone.
Furniture repairing and upholster
ing of all kinds. Make your old
here XV ed-1 Thermoseal all aluminum combina
Ition storm windows w-ith self-storing
X-Ray ex-I aluminum screen also wpod windows
For
bits, fryers
Rabbit market.
that in the spring
above the age of 15 to have and early summer while the bees are
building up for the honey flow that
a queen will lay an average of 2,000
to 3,000 eggs per day? We have
plenty of extracted honey for sale.
Quart, 65c 5 lbs. $1.80* Howard
Rickly, 3 miles south on
road and Farmers Grain
Bluffton.
Edith Burk-
Harold Schumacher, 4
I south of Gratz crossing.
!i«tal clarinet and I For sale—Beautiful young canaries
i^ycle. Joel Kim-1 in full song. Mrs. Walter Gratz. 110
S. Lawn Ave.
For sale—Estate Heatro|a in
News I condition. Walter Fleming,
I miles south of Gratz crossing.
For rent—Auto house trailer. In
lt.v Bluffton.
lard. Mrs.
train,
trans-1 qu i re 819 N, Mail
For sale-ZfU/UrfoWry
Irvin Moseir-^Vmc 653-W.
Parker pen and I For sale—1936 Chevrol
ill plastic bag on| truck, good tires $300,
last w
Finder! ery, phone 182-W.
I For sale—Girl’s snow s’
controls| bonnets, corduroy overall
Stager! and 2. Winter and fall
tfl jacket, dresses, new? all w
i thy seed. Howard] robe, sizes 12 and 14.
south on Bentley] gray suit, size
I size 40. All good
I AAA White Leg-|aile. Mrs. Allan
i ms. Kenneth Chid-|fcrs°n St.
•W. For sale—All
*d Renown heat«r.|with pad, like new’. Riasu
St. raccoon-opossum fur coat
ie damson plums, 75c|ver\ reasonable* Mr.
impqins and
ne 256.
sphalt tile,
I is a farm priced to sell
black billfold bearing! McLaurin, Lima phone
For sale—5 room fue
or I excellent condition. Beav
1651 329. Call after 5 p. m.
pickup
Hatch
25
rp
iits, coats,
i, sizes 1
pits, sport
bol flannel
p’s oxford
I overcoat
36-38 an
conditic
McClu
Reason
E. Jef-
9 by 10
table. Also
like new,
mcis Mar
It. Phone
le—Lard by the
int of Beaverdam.
For sale—Late
range with
Don Eddy,
reservoir. Mrs.
?s west on Ro
•y good soil
except
■w furnace
oors. Here
Call: M. C.
5406.
oil heater,
rdam phone
I For rent—Front sleeping room,
size! Bluffton phone 477-W.
car oi cnesinut sizeiloiunion pnvnc
Howard Stager Coal
I Wanted—Waiters
tfl Phone 650-T.
at Swiss Inn.
p*rr mrr
‘rn frame sale—Ice box jn good condi
us, phone tion refrigerator typ.j. Dan Alspach,
ker.
N. Mound
136 N. Jackson St.
For sale Portable blacksmith
forge for farm sho|. Cost $50, sell
for $10. Floyd Everett, Rockport.
For sale—1936 Ford. Marvin
Moser, Bluffton phi
For sale—Boy’s/?1-piece
suit size 3, like
used brick and u|ed lumber.
Niswander, 130 Lawn Ave.
ne.
GUARANTEED
FOR LIFE
Bentley
Co., iff
24
trailer.
For sale—New duo-house
Will take cash or time payments^
136 Thurman St., Blufftbn, O. 24
For an Eagle-Picher certified in
sulation job with mineral wool in
sulation see James Balmer, sales
I rep., 123% S. Main St., Bluffton.
I Phone 309-Y.
I Senior class paper collection,
I Saturday, Oct. 2. Put paper aad
lined snow
iw, $10 also clean
Lester
Notice
Old Paper, Magazines
and Scrap Metal
Picked t’p Promptly.
Telephone or notify—
Ralph Dunifoh, Roger Linden
or Bill Burcky
$37.00 UP
Bluffton Bicycle Shop
n Ave.
Ohio
139 N.
Bluffton
Hauenstein’s
Bakery
“Fine Baked Goods”
111 North Main St.
Phone 298-W Bluffton, O.
Friday, October 1
will be the last day
of operation for the
season.
zj 624^
r-AmstiTz
Cannery
tf.
good
5%
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This Territory by
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