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PAGE TWO
ALL DEAD STOCK REMOVED
We Pay $5.00 for Horses .... $5.00 for Cows
According to size and condition.
Ilogs according to «i*« and tondiikm,
BUCKEYE REDUCTION COMPANY, Findlay, Ohio
Phone MAIN 475 Collect
BRANCH OF FOSTORIA AN1MA1
Jimis'
Basinger Florist
109 Grove St.
BLUFFTON PANDORA
Phone 404-W Phone 129-A
Wk
HOTPOINT SALES & SERVICE
105 S. Main St. Phone 255-T
(The newest LANE models have
Just arrived. See them while
.our stock is complete.
COME IN TODAY
ASK FOR COMPLETE
DETAILS
SO EASY TO GIVE
SURE O BE APPRECIATED
be surprised how many
You’ll be surprised how many on
your Christmas list you could take
care of, more easily and most ac
ceptably, with flowers. For your loved
ones, friends or business customers,
we suggest a poinsettia plant or
fragrant bouquet, a pretty, festive
corsage to say "Merry Christmas**
_J_ in a very special way.
our shop or telephone.
THOR*
CLADIRON!
and take her away from
that Ironing board!
She’ll ting ot her Ironing when she sits ot
a Gladlron ... lip* through shirts, sheets,
everything In hoW the time end with
half the work I Ivory feature she** wanted
In on Ironer ... yet co»t» but half what
you‘d expect.
Only
Small Dowa Paymont
00 Month* to Pay
ELLENBERGER BROTHERS
(,
4'
1^'
x*
Basinger’s Furniture Store
Forty-six Years of Dependable Service
Open House For
Golden Wedding
Mrs. Amos Hilty of Pa:
celebrate their golden we
their home Sunday
evening from 2 to
o’clock. A family
held at the home of
rank Krohn
afternoon and
5 and 7 to 9
dinner will be
their daughter,
near Pandora.
John Moser
i weddin,
Rev. John Moser officiated at the
couple’ s wedding held at the St.
John’s Mennonite church near Pan
dora, December 11, 1898. Mrs. Hilty
is the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. David G. Geiger of Pandora.
Mr. Hilty is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Hilty of Bluff
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Hilty lived in
Bluffton where Mr. Hilty operated a
dray and worked three years at the
Bluffton Milling Co.
In 1904 they took up farming in
Riley Township where they resided
until 1936 when they moved to Pan
dora. Mrs. Hilty has been the
cook at the Pandora school cafeteria
for eleven years without missing a
day. Mr. Hilty has been employed
at the Schumacher
last few years.
Stone Co.
four children.
lit. Blanchard
The Hiltys have
Sidney, living at
where he is vocational instructor in
the school Lillian, Mrs. Frank
Krohn, living on a farm north of
Pandora Myron D., pastor of the
Bethel Mennonite Church of Winton,
[California and Herbert, living on
the farm northeast of Pandora.
There are 12 grandchildren.
Birthday Surprise
Harriet Bixel was pleasantly sur
prised Monday evening on the oc
casion of her thirteenth birthday
anniversary when a number of
friends gathered at her home.
Roscoe Blakesley
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rammel
& Norman
’X
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Ro
and
Present were Sharon Wahlie,
berta Basinger, Lou Moser, Lois
Mary Lauby, Esther Hofstetter,
Janice Diller, Donetta Amstutz, Beu
lah Bixel and the honor guest Har
riet Bixel. Her sister Miriam, was
hostess.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express sincere thanks I
to all our friends and neighbors who
extended aid and sympathy during
the illness and death of our loving
wife and mother, Carrie M. Blakes
ley also Rev. Robert Turner who
officiated at the funeral services, the
nurses who were so kind during her
stay at the hospital and all those
sending flowers.
VVILSON Jones, prominent New
York city vocalist, formerly
of Lima who will appear as
bass soloist in the Bluffton Col
lege Choral society’s 44th annual
rendition of “The Messiah” at
the high school gymnasium Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
Attend Funeral
relatives and
uneral services of
Wapakoneta, Fri-
The following
friends attended 1
J. L. Steiner of
day afternoon::
Mrs. J. L. Ste
Mr. and Mrs. Fi
daughter Beverly
Mrs. Loren Stein
Vincennes, Ind.
Floradale, Pa.
Cleveland Mr,
Steiner and ch
Joyce, Sterling I
Steiner, Caldwell
Carey Steiner, I
Steiner, Columbu
ler, Wapakoneta
nk Williams and
if Lima Mr. and
and son Galen,
Harold Steiner,
Clarence Steiner,
Ray
and
Iren Jerry
r. and Mrs.
r. and
■yan M. Stanley
Irvin
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Manges and
son Jimmy, Findlay Mrs. Glen
Steiner and daughter Marilyn Ruth,
Enos Steiner and daughter Lucille,
Bluffton Enos Bauman, Rawson
Reuben Bauman, Mt. Cory Steiner
Bauman, Ada.
In Memoriam
In loving memory of Lt. Wayne
E. Yoakam who died in Germany
December 8, 1946.
They say you are gone, or no,
our son
Safe locked in our hearts,
Are all the sacred memories
That never can depart.
We see your bright and smiling face.
We hear your voice still speak to us,
A voice so full of cheer.
You gave your 1
your all,
No greater
this
The heavenly
And so dear
grieve
For you there is no death.
woe hath man than
Father .hath said
Wayne we must not
Sadly missed
Yoakam Family
NOTICE TO CON
STATE OF
DEPARTMENT OF
TRACTORS
IHIO
Highways
umbus, Ohio,
er 27. 1948
Copy No. 48-610
NTRACT
Nov err
Engineer of Sales Legal
UN II’ PRICE (X
bj S-910 (2)
Sealed proposals will
office of the State Highwa
at Columbus, Ohio, until I
Standard Time, Tuesday,
for improvements in:
Allen County, Ohio, on
Route No. 81, in Bath To
draining, paving with asj
constructing a continuous
with concrete deck and s
48 feet, 60 feet and 48
feet) Bridge No. AL-8.
River.
Width: Pavement 20 fe
Length: 13,005.5 feet
Contract to be comple
November 30, 1949. Aspl
not be placed prior to Mi
October 31, 1949 except
sion of the Director.
Ohio State Employmen
Square. Lima, Ohio, wi
cessful bidder an emnloyrr
all qualified unskilled
available, shall be seleetcx
received at the
Director of Ohio,
10:00 A M.
tecember 21,
The attention of bidder
signing the contract, th
materials, selection of lab
merit and conditions of
The minimum wage to
employed on this contract
ance with the "Schedule
ly Wave Rates Ascertair
by The Department of Ind
must subn
■k in the ar
specification)
highways,
deputy dire
reserves
bids.
the divl
any
Ohio
1948.
■ection 19.28.State
____
nship, by grading,
altic concrete and
steel beam bridge
^structure (Spans:
feet, Roadway 28
220 over Ottawa
Roadway 36 feet.
2,463 miles,
xl not later
iltic concrete
15. 1949 or
»y special permis-
than
shall
after
Service, 7 Public
furnish the suc
nt list from which
bor as is localy
for this project.
is directed to the
subletting or as
i use of domestic
r, hours of employ
employment.
o paid to all labor
shall be in accord-
Prevailing Hour
id and Determined
istrial Relations ap
y Department Im
with Section:
5a of/Thi
Hijrhw
ardance
and 11
V7-3.
General
ounw 10.000.00.
file in the
and the office of
tor.
he right to reject
\RL L. REEB
Highway Director
E
State
Is proper
A UR first consideratioi
v professional service for our cus
tomers .. Service which only coL
iege graduation, state licensure and
years of experience can give. That
is what we offer you when you
bring your prescriptions to us.
Sidney’s Drug Shop
Prescription Pharmacy
Vaccinations
Ordered By Feb. 1
with others ii
general health
February? 1 to
cinated or
rabies.
county
district have until
ave their dogs vac
-vaccinated against
Dog vaccination regulations were
adopted by the county health board
in November, 1946, for rabies control
and protection of persons and live
stock.
A penalty of up to $100 fine and
90 days imprisonment, or both, is
provided for violation or failure to
comply with the order. No imprison
ment can be ordered on first offense.
Dogs under six months of age
are exempted.
Reports of violations may be made
at the county health office on the
ground floor of the Allen county
court house in Lima.
Attend Funeral
The following from a distance at
tending funeral services of Amos
Steiner of Toledo held at Diller fun
eral home here Sunday were enter
tained at an evening buffet lunch at
the home of their aunt, Mrs. Eph
raim Amstutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mayer and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sheld
on, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Steiner, Saline, Mich. Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Steiner, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Kraft, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Steiner, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Steiner and
family, Petersburg, Mich. Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Steiner, Cyril, Okla. Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Beucher, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Sturdevant, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steiner
and son, Bobby Steiner, Toledo Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bash, Wharton.
And the immediate family, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Amstutz and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Geiger and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Burk
holder and family, Col. Grove Miss
Mabel Burkholder, Lima Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Amstutz, Miss Bettye
I Matter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schu
I macher, Pandora and the host and
I hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam
I Amstutz and daughter Lillian. Mr.
land Mrs. Haydn Basinger of Pan
Idora were afternoon callers.
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincere thanks to all the
friends and neighbors who extended
aid and sympathy during the death
of our father and grandfather,
Henry Miller and also those W’ho sent
flowers.
Mrs. Chas. Dillman and
daughter Mrs. Marilyn Rader
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THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1943
$75
NOW IS THE TIME TO STORE
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Farm Market
Crawfis College Rd. Pandora, O.
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