The Bluffton news. [volume], April 27, 1950, Image 2

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With your Gas Appliances?
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ARE YOU
IN TROUBLE?
Do they need adjusting or repairing?
Does your furnace need claning or repairing?
Do you need a good new heating unit?
Do you need any kind of plumbing vfirrk done?
IF YOU 1)0 CALL pTHE
Haughn Plumbing &
Heating Co.
Ottawa Ohio—Telephone 22871
5-Years Experience with the West Ohio Gas Co.
CALL FOR SLIM
A FIRE EVERY 20 SECONDS
A DEATH EVERY 50 MINUTES
These are approximately the ghastly figures for the
toll taken by fire. CleanUp—Paint Up—Fix Up will
help to reduce this toll—if you cooperate.
DILLER INSURANCE AGENCY
Clarence I). D|ler, Agent
“DILER’S POLICIES PAY”
MEADOW GOLD
PASTEURIZED MILK
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in every quart says
QUALITY
When you buy our
Dairy Products
MILK CREAM
CHOCOLATE MILK
BUTTER
BUTTERMILK
you get the best!
Gold Dairy
Bluffton, Ohio
CLEAN UP PAINT-UP FIX-UP
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Thus, centuries ago, a year, was set aside for people to
REJOICE IN FREEDOM AND TO ADVANCE ITS CAUSE.
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who, more than most people.have known
THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT FREEDOM GIVES, THE JUBILEE YEAR.
OF I9SO SHOULD CARRY A SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR
PROMOTING WITH RENEWED VIGOR THE IDEALS OF FREEDOM,/MINDFUL
OF THE TENET ON WHICH OUR DEMOCRACY WAS FOUNDED—
LIBERTY AND JUSTiCE ALL
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“Quality Sowing is Good Choice
of Decision”
FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING
Cut Flowers and Potted Plants,
messengers of Hope and Cour
age to the Shut-ins, the Aged
and that Friend who Needs a
Lift. Remember the Living To
day—tomorrow may be too late.
PELLETTED SEEDS—Lettuce.
Carrots, Radish: for Economy
BEANS—Top Crop, Tender Pod,
Ranger, and other varieties
PE AS—Freezonian, Commando,
Laxtonian, Notts Excelsior
and others
SWEET CORN Aristogold,
Lincoln, Snowcross and other
varieties
PLANTS—Head Lettuce, Cab
bage, Cauliflower, Hybrid and
Regular Tomatoes, Bermuda
Seed Potatos, Onion Sets, Insec
ticides, Dusts and Sprays, com
plete line of Plant Food and
Garden Supplies
STRAWBERRIES—New Robin
son, Temple, Fairfax, Gem,
Streamliner and others
RASPBERRIES—Red & Black
FRUIT TREES—Apples, Pears,
Peaches, Sweet and Sour
Cherries
ROSES Hybrid Tea, Tree
Roses, Climbers and smal.
flowered
BULBS & ROOTS Gladious,
Dahlia, Canna, Begonia, As
paragus and others.
Our store is conveniently locat
ed across the street from the
A. & P., and 2nd door north of
the PostOffice.
“The Nature of Harvest is
the Nature of Planting.”
Herr’s Flowers & Seeds
126 S. Main Street
Bluffton, Ohio
Vesper Choir Makes
Album Recordings
Recordings which will be sold in
album form, were made by the
College Vesper Choir. These re
cordings were made, by the Nelson
Cornell Recording Company of Ruth
erford, New Jersey, specialists in
recordings of college choirs and
glee clubs.
This new venture on the part of
the part of the Vesper choir will be
Forth Thy Spirit,” by Schuetky
“My God and I”, by Sergei and
“The Lord Bless You and Keep you,”
by Lutkin.
East Orange
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Badertscher
and children Roger and Janet, Mr.
and Mrs. James Steiner, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Scoles, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Montgomery were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cribley.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayon Boutwell and
children Lynn, Lonnie Sue and Ron
da Kae were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chidester
and children Ronnie and Judy.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Bame and
children entertained a group of rei
atives Sunday.
Ma. and Mrs. B. J. Boutwell, Mr.
Adrian Van Atta were supper guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bout
well and son Michael Dale. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Kimmel and children
also were callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ladd and
family of Toledo spent the week end
with the latter’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wolber and sons Edwin
and Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frick and
children of New Hampshire spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Kimmel and children.
Miss Lonnie Sue Boutwell spent
Thursday night with Miss Dorothy
Pore of New Stark.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fredrick and
daughter Dorothy of Dola, Charlie
Fredrick, Miss Edna Krunalauf of
Dunkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Price
and daughter Nancy were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stager and Mary Stager.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stager spent
Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Boutwell.
Reseeding
To aid in reseeding depleted
ranges, many species and strains of
grasses and legumes from different
parts of the world have been tested
in nurseries in the western, south
ern, and southeastern regions.
Tests of the preference of grazing
animals for a number of species,
conducted in the intermountain re
giQIL..jb,nw that preference value
changes during the growing season
and that some little-known species
have a higher preference value than
crested wheatgrass, an introduced
species which has been seeded suc
cessfully on a good many thousand
acres Of deteriorated range land.
KOALklPS
You need the finest anthra
cite ever taken from the coal
fields. We deliver it promptly
at your phoned order. No muss
or fuss around your place—it
ALL GOES IN YOUR BIN.
HOWARD STAGER
COAL YARD
sroKfg{srovisMUTcaf,Tioa
N9 MAIN ST.o A. C. 4, Y. RY.
OFFICE 265-Y...UOME354 W
WOULD St SERVED
n/TMA *phone
ervice
to the
1. Grease Car
2. Repack Sprir
3. Repack Fron
4. Change Oil
5. Change Diff.
er
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SENATOR
Business
Man
iy JSchool
Supt. of Sund
Masoi
Veters
Boyhood or
Father died—ea
way through
and at
“If elected
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THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1950
N-CIVIC PRIDE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
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is equipped
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$6.50
Grease
Includes Oil anc
book worth $1.0
Stein
Sa
PCS
239 S. Main
xygen Inlialator and
esuscitator.
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Spring Change-Over Special
& Clean Spark
6. Check
plugs
7. Check
8. Check
9. Check
10. Check
iheels
fan belt
Battery
Hose clamps
lights
Grease. You will also receive a grease
Chevrolet
er
es and Service
204-206 N. Mai: St. Phone 135-W Bluffton
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Republican
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rate of interest
charge on loans.”
Issued by Ross Be
pie, Lima, Ohio
power to reduce the exorbitant
xan Companies are permitted to
Alspach Dry Cleaner
110 Vine Street
Let Us
Dry Clean
Your
Drapes
Curtains
Slip Covers
Clothing
ie clothes you wear and the household linens
ou prize, deserve Clean-up time consideration,
owadays a men can'A bo fooled when it comes
the laundering of a shirt or the
y-cleaning of a suit.
Milady is just as exacting, whether
be her pretty evening gown or a
lild's dress.
We have entered into the spirit
of the Clean Up Campaign. And to
prove our eagerness to serve, we
make the following special Cam
paign offers: