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tiaucnstcirfs Bakery
“Fine Baked Goods”
111 N. Main St. Phone 298-W Bluffton, O.
Don't Gamble Health on a One-Fuel
Heating Plant
This ALL-FUEL
ruro*os Inspection. Expert repeS
lDlE work on enj make of furnace. Cost
inLE bMad on labor and metaruleused.
J’bone cr write today.
Furnace Will Burn Oil.
Gas. Coke or Coal
Those who have the New Williamson
Tripl-ife ALL-FUEL Furnace don’t
have to worry about fuel shortage*
because this remarkably efficient fur
nace will burn gas, oil, coke or coal.
Monthly payments to suit.
RltNACKS CLEANED 0.00 UP
MOYER REFRIGERATION & HEATING
133 S. Main Phone 225-W
Bluffton, Ohio
For Convenience and Time Saving—
Your Clothes Washed and Dried—
Washed per load.. 35c
Dried per load ... 30c
Shag mats and Chenille Bedspreads fluffy like new.
Family washes done in a hurry.
THE WASHETTE
Open 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. daily
Closed Thursday afternoons.
107 S. Main Street Bluffton, Ohio
Poultry Prices
Heavy Springers .................. ,.............................. 38c per lb.
Heavy Hens ............................. 31c per lb.
Leghorn Hens .................. I............................. 26c per lb.
Leghorn Springers ................*.................................25c per lb.
Geese ........................................ I............................. 36c per lb.
Ducks ...................................... j................................ 25c per lb.
Turkeys—Toms ...................... I............................... 42c per lb.
Turkeys—Hens ...................... L............................... 51c per lb.
Above prices at the farm
JORG HATCHERY
Phone 182-W
come.
THANKSGIVING
A day when we pause in the midst of
a troubled world to return thanks that we
as a nation enjoy the priceless blessings
of a Free Country ... Freedom of Speech
... Freedom of Religion.
We, here at Basinger's also wish to
acknowledge our obligation to the many
friends and patrons who have made
possible our forty-six years of progress
and wish everyone a joyful Thanksgiving
this year and many more in the years to
Basinger s Furniture Store
Forty-sixWears of Dependable Service
Elizabeth Risser
Dies In Pandora
Miss Elizabeth Risser, 70, member
of a pioneer family of the Pandora
area, died suddenly Sunday morning
of a cerebral hemorrhage at her
home near that place.
Funeral services were held at the
residence Wednsday aftrnoon. Offi
ciating was Rev. H. J. Sheidemantle,
pastor of the Columbus Grove Pres
byterian church of which she was a
member. Burial w-as in Pandora
cemetery.
She was born near Pandora, a
daughter of David and Margaret
(Krohn) Risser.
Brothers and sisters surviving
are: Mrs. Minnie Basinger, Colum
bus Grove Louis 'and Miss Lena
Risser, both of Pandora. Three
brothers and a sister preceded her
in death.
Putnam County
Judge Succumbs
Funehral services for William
George, 81-year-old judge of the
Putnam county probate court were
held at the Pope Memorial chapel,
Ottawa, Sunday followed by burial
in the Belmore cemetery.
Judge George died Friday after
noon at the home of a daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Brown in Belmore, fol
lowing a week’s illness. Cause of
death was cerebral hemorrhage. He
served as judge of the probate court
since 1925 and had been re-elected
Nov. 2 for another term.
Surviving are four sons and three
daughters, one of the latter, Delia,
being the wife of Aaron Murray, a
Bluffton native, now superintendent
of Washington Court House schools.
Rawson Fire Basis
Of Damage Suit
An explosion that allegedly caused
a fire destroying his restaurant
business and personal property is
the basis of a $7,858.14 judgment
action brought in Hancock county
common pleas court last week by
Edward Pahl, of Findlay, against
Clark Frazier, Rawson.
Pahl’s restaurant, located at the
southeast corner of the junction of
the Rawson road and the Dixie high
way, burned last Feb. 4, according
to the petition.
In the suit, Pahl alleges that the
boiler which heated the building was
defective, and that Frazier and an
employe attempted to repair it, al
though they were not qualified as
repairmen.
No Hunting
Positively no hunting or trespass
ing day or night.
E. P. Steiner 32
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
REV. THEODORE H. EPP
Theodore H. Epp, director of the
“Back to the Bible” broadcast which
originates in Lincoln, Nebraska, will
be speaking at the St. John Men
nonite Church beginning Sunday
morning, and continuing through the
week to Sunday, Dec. 5, except Sat
urday night. He will also speak at
10:00 a. m. Tuesday through Friday
in a morning Bible Study on the
subject, “The Holy Spirit.” The
public is invited to all of these meet
ings.
Rev. Epp will be the guest speaker
of the Youth for Christ Rally this
coming Saturday evening at 7:80, in
the Pandora high school gym.
The Back to the Bible broadcast,
in its tenth year of Gospel broad
casting, is now being released weekly
over 300 radio outlets, giving prac
tically world-wide coverage and an
estimated radio audience of 1,000,000
listeners daily. In addition to this,
the Broadcast Association is support
ing 63 full-time missionaries and is
publishing two monthly papers,
“Good News Broadcaster” and
“Young Ambassador” with a com
bined circulation of 100,000 a month.
Last Rites For
Infant Daughter
Graveside services for infant
Mary Ruth Sellers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Sellers, Jenera, Rt.
i 1, were held Saturday afternoon in
St. Matthew’s cemetery, Cridersville,
The child died nine hours after birth
in Bluffton Community hospital.
Don't Cuss
winter starting troubles
TROY
MOTOR SALES
126 South Main
Phone 207-W
XOU si*®?.
Doesn't cost a penny extra!
(SOHjO)
Guaranteed
Starting
Mrs. Nora Eckenwiler
Rites Held Sunday
Funeral services *were held Sun
day afternoon in the Beaverdam
Methodist church for Mrs. Nora
Belle Eckenwiler, 81, who died early
last Friday morning at her home in
Beaverdam.
She was the mother of Mrs. Wil
bur Potee, Bluffton.
Other survivors include the fol
lowing children, Herman, Columbus
Fernon, Detroit Roy V. and Harold
of Beaverdam, and Mrs. Eva
Holmes, Elida.
In addition there is a sister, Mrs.
Daisy Layton, Alger, and two broth
ers, Roy Cowan, McGuffey, and John
Cowan, Wapakoneta. There are 15
grandchildren and nine great-grand
children.
Mrs. Eckenwiler’s death came
after she had been critically ill for
three weeks from carcinoma.
She was the widow of John Eck
enwiler, who died in October, 1931.
Mrs. Eckenwiler was a member
of the Beaverdam Methodist church,
where funeral services were held.
Rev. L. Dow Fauver, the pastor,
officiated.
Burial was at Woodland cemetery,
Beaverdam.
Surprise Birthday
Party
A surprise party was enjoyed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Duffman, of North Lawn avenue,
Monday afternoon in honor of the
twelfth birthday anniversary of
their daughter Peggy Joyce.
Present were Sharon Fritchie,
Mary Lou Lewis, Wawn Tripple
horn, Sheila Burkholder, Carol
Mathewson, Nancy Joseph, Nedra
Lanham, Barbara Moser, Carolyn
Shafer, Viola Moser, Lqis Lauby,
Sue and Hope Duffman, Neal Duff
man, Margo Zichafoose and the hon
ored guest Peggy Joyce.
Games and contests were followed
by refreshments served by the host
ess, Beverly Duffman and Mrs. Neal
Duffman. Many lovely gifts were
received from the guests present,
also a gift and regrets from Bar
bara Lewis, unable to attend.
All Housewives
Do you know more people are
changing to Hotpoint. We
have for Christmas delivery
Hotpoint Ranges in the Push
button model, Hotpoint Re
frigerators and Water heat
ers. A fine Christmas present.
Cold weather is here, get
your STORAGE BATTERIES
now.
RECORDS
the late song hits.
See our
fine selection of
ELECTRIC
AM and FM and
A nice Christmas
e entire family,
le payment plan.
GENERAL
RADIOS ir
Television.
Gift for ti
Use our tii
GENEVA MODERN
STEEL Bl 1LT-IN KITCH
ENS. See ti iem on our floor.
THOR a i HOTPOINT
WASHERS $25.00 trade-in
allowance.
ATTENTION FARMERS
Hotpoint an^ Victor Home
Freezers.
Ellenberger Bros.
HOTPOINT SALES & SERVICE
105 S. Main Ph. 255-T
Comp
GREATEST
YET I
INSURANCE
Real Estate Broker
Notary Public
A. E. KOHLI
Bluffton, Ohio
235 W. (|oUege Avenue Phone 165-W
REQUESTED THESE FEATURES ON THE NEW
easy to clean.
Should You Face A Feed Shortage
.. REMEMBER
THURSDAY, NOV. 25, 1948
Motorina Comfort
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At Marathon Service Station Bldg.
North Main & Elm Streets
tent Mechanics Experienced on All Makes of Cars
PROMPT SERVICE WORK GUARANTEED
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A Motor Service
Phone 381-W Bluffton, Ohio
designed by you1
Mrs. Bluffton
THE
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NEW BETTER
NEW BETTER
TOP COOKING
NEW BETTER
BROILING
OVEN COOKING
Rud Wheal regulator
give* you automatic
oven heat control at
it, butt. Rounded
corner, In floating
type oven for better
baking result,.
Automatic lighting.
New, one-piece,
porcelain burner and
tray. Burner, ore Hi
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Improved Swing Out
Broiler. High level,
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REAL MONEY/
You Can’t Beat Skim Milk!
When you face the problem of putting weight on
chickens or calves, nothing quite compares with
milk farm-separated cream is in demand by
Page Dairy Co. and the money you get iust about
equals the price of whole milk besides, Page gives
an “Extra Profit” to cream shippers ask a cream
hauler or drop a postal card and our fieldman will call
Sell Your Cream to Page
The Page Dairy Co.
Bluffton, Ohio Phone 489-W
Vern Dardio, Fieldman
ski
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