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PAGE EIGHT
MOTHER’S DAY
MAY 14TH
REMEMBER HER WITH
CHOCOLATES
THE FAMOUS
SAMPLER
AND OTHER
WHITMAN'S
ASSORTMENTS
A. Hauenstein & Son
The Corner Drug Store
finish ...it has
an oil base
Hanna One Coat Flat Wall
Finish is self sealing. Apply
it right over the old wall
paper Use il on painted
or plaster walls. Easy to
apply and quick to dry
that’s Hanna One Cdat Flat.
Fo Spend Summer
On Tour Of Europe
Harry Kohler, Fresno, Calif., music
teacher, formerly of Bluffton will
spend the months of June and July
on a tour of Europe, it was learned
here the first of the week.
He will go by plane from Los
Angeles to Now York and make a
trans-Atlantic flight leaving New
York June 3 and arriving in Luxem
bourg the following day.
A conducted tour, it will be made
up of 35 music instructors. They
will spend three weeks in Switzer
land and another three weeks in other
parts of Europe, including Oberam
mergau where they will witness the
Passion Play.
Kohler expects to stop here when
returning to his home in California
late in July.
News Want Ads Bring Results.
Armorsville
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fenstemaker
and family called at the O. P. Hart
man home, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Montgom
ery and daughters were Maumee
callers, Sunday.
Chas. Zeranti and
Mrs. Fred Schaffer
spent Sunday after-
Mr. and Mrs.
family, Mr. and
and Jimmy Fox
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Moser
and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. E. Coldiron
and family of Dearborn, Mich.,
and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Klingler.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. McCafferty
spent Sunday afternoon with
and Mrs. Carl McCafferty and
Past week callers of Mr. and
H. O. Hilty were Mrs. C.
wander, Miss Rhoda Hilty,
Mrs. Robert Ewing, Miss
.Hoffman, Mrs. Harold Young
children, Mr.
and son of Bowling Green,
Mrs. Joe Hilty and family
Mrs. Walter Schaublin, Mr. and Mrs.
Ewing, Miss Janice
Harold Young and
and Mrs. Owen Spencer
and
and
Roy Ream of Lima, Mr. and Mrs. C.
iB. Platt, Lima, Mr. and Mrs.
Steiner, and Mrs. Eva Kohli.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hartman
ed on Mrs. Dora Hartman
daughters Saturday afternoon.
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call
and
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIO 1
Alien County, ss
Estate of Emmett Edgar Hall Deceased
L. Grace Hall of R. D. No. 1. Lafayette,
Ohio, has been appointed' and qualified as
Administratrix of the estate of Emmett Edgar
Hall late of Allen County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 27th day of April, 1950.
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN
Probate udge 5
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FOR
WALLS AND
WOOD WORK
SATIN-LUX
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Gives an attractive charm
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to a smooth non
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Makes old linoleum spackle
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Can be washed?.
Also for wood floors.
Robert Simcox was elected presi
dent of the Bluffton Junior Chamber
of Commerce at an organization
meeting of the group last Friday
night in the hall above The News
office.
Other officers of the chamber in
clude James Szabo, first vice-presi
dent Charles Hankish, Jr., second
vice-president Paul Reichenbach sec
retary Don Augsburger, treasurer
Robert Stratton and Harvey Bau
man, directors for two-year terms
Wayne Amstutz and Bud Wiess, di
rectors for one-year terms.
Meetings of the organization will
Bonus claims totalling $2,117,889.64
in 7,054 claims have been paid to
Allen county veterans or next-of-kin
by the Ohio World War II compen
sation fund, it was announced last
Saturday from state headquarters.
Payments made
have
this
been
with
going■
son
sons.
Mrs.
Nis
and
Ohio so
totalled $230,207,843.56.
amount $221,972,863.68
paid to 728,675 living veterans,
the remainder of the
to next-of-kin.
has
payment
disburse
to 6,841
Aggregate Allen county
ments include $2,038,489.54
living veterans,
next-of-kin.
and $79,400.10 to
Living claims paid in neighboring
counties are as follows: Hancock,
3,426, $1,018,077.70 Hardin, 2,110,
$625,377.78 Putnam, 1,684, $482,
692.79.
Next of kin claims in other coun
include: Hancock, 124, $47,
Hardin, 81, $31,443.35 Put
$29,573.53.
ties
821.35
nam,
TOE INJI RY
Amos Reichenbach, Jr., employed
in the shop of the C. F. Niswander
farm implement store was treated at
the Bluffton hospital, Saturday for
injuries to the second toe of the left
foot when an air compressor ac
cidentally fell on it. He was later
removed to his home on West Elm
street.
Rabbits breed from four to eight
times a year.
now
bow much cash and Income
your family would need for
at hast the next five years If
anything happened to you?
H. F. Klingler
126 Poplar St.
Phone 132-Y Bjufrton, O.
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WOODWORK,
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON OHIO
Robert Simcox President Of Junior
Chamber Of Commerce Organized Here
$2,117,889 Paid On 7,054 Allen
County Veterans Bonus Claims
In the announcement, veterans who
have not yet filed claims were re
minded that June 30 is the deadline
for receipt of applications.
be held on the first and third Wed
nesday night of each month.
Membership is open to business
men, farmers, students and profes
sional men between the ages of 21
and 35.
Aims of the organization are to
assist in civic projects and provide
leadership in the promotion of civic
aims.
Representatives of the Lima Junior
Chamber of Commerce assisted in
organization of the local unit. The
Bluffton group will become affiliated
with the state organization next
month, it was announced.
Pirate Nine To Play
Two Games At Home
Bluffton High baseball team plans
to wind up its season with two home
games this week, with the Pirates
scheduled to see action on the Har
and
mon field diamond Wednesday
Friday afternoons.
On Wednesday, the locals
tangle with Lima St. John’s,
Friday’s season-closer will put the
Pirates against Lima St. Gerard’s.
will
and
In earlier contests, Bluffton lost to
St. John’s and captured a victory
from the Gerries.
allege Orchestra
Concert On May 26
Bluffton College orchestra will pre
sent a spring concert in the college
chapel Friday evening, May 26 un
der the direction of Laurence Burk
halter.
The Academic Festival Overture by
Johannes Brahms will be played in
commemoration of Bluffton College’s
50th Anniversary.
Symphony No. 5 by Franz Schu
Ibert and Idomeneo Overture by Mo
zart will also be played. Other num
bers on the program are Six Pieces
by Paul Hindemith and Village Swal
lows Waltz
by Joseph Strauss.
Memoriam
MY ROSE
white, vour rose is red
My rose is
Y’our mother lives but mine is dead.
And looking on your red, red rose,
Which you wear, ah, so happily
I wish some lucky wind that, blows
Would bring my mother back to me.
That I might take her hand again
And press it so tenderly.
I would dry the tears and ease the
pain
That in her life she bore for me.
That chance is yours, not mine to
night
Your rose is red, but mine is white.
Your rose is red and mine is white
And yet when I kneel down tonight
To say my prayers as shadows creep
“Now I lay me down to sleep”
The same
know
sweet prayer I used
in days of long ago
will come back to me
will rest upon her knee.
And love
My mother
My head
Her hand will soothe my furrowed
brow
And I will know, some way, some
how,
My mother lives, she is not dead
And my white rose will turn to red.
In memory of our mothers:
Mrs. Linda Swank, who died
November 10, 1940
Mrs. Louise Shrider, who died
on Mother’s Pay May 11, 1930.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Swank
and Family
Genuine
RU-BER-OID
ON ROOFS FOR
OVER 35 YEARS-
STILL GIVING
SERVICEl
OTHER
roofings may
look, feel and smell
like Genuine Ruberoid—
but the only real test of
any roofing is its wearing
qualities ON ROOFS.
Many hundreds of Genu
ine Ruberoid Roofs ap
plied twenty, twenty-five,
thirty and even thirty-five
years ago are still giving
good service.
You can obtain Ruberoid
durability only by buying
Genuine Ruberoid. The
words, "A Product of The
RUBEROID Co.” on the
label is your assurance of
quality.
Beaverdam, Ohio
Bluffton Native
Dies In Maumee
James O. Lowry, 42, Bluffton na
tive, died suddenly of a heart attack
at his home in Maumee last Thurs
day. He was a grandson of the late
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Owens, pioneer
Biufftoa residents, his mother being
Mrs. Hortense Owens Lowry of East
Chicago, Indiana.
Also surviving are his wife Helen
and three sons, William, James and
Lawrence, all of Maumee: one broth
er Frank of Lima and two sisters,
Mrs. Gwendolyn Rahrig, Jackson,
Mich., and Miss Conine Lowry of
East Chicago.
Funeral services were held in Mau
mee Monday afternoon at St. Paul’s
Luthern church with Rev. Vernon
Linhart officiating followed by bur
ial in Elliston cemetery at that place.
Mrs. Harry Yoder
Again Heads P. T. A
Mrs. Harry Yoder has been re
elected president of the Bluffton
Parent-Teacher association, it was
announced Monday night at a meet
ing of the group in the high school
auditorium.
Other officers for the coming year
include Leland Diller, first vice-presi
dent Mrs. Adella Oyer, second vice
president Mrs. Gerald Huber, sec
retary, and Don Patterson, treasur-
New officers of the group will at
tend a school of instruction, sponsor
ed by the Allen County P. T. A,
Council, on May 31 in Lima.
Merchants Baseball
Team Meets Sunday
Bluffton Merchants baseball team
will hold its initial practice of the
season on the Harmon field diamond
at 2 p. m. next Sunday.
Preceding the workout, the team
will hold a meeting to /nap plans for
the coming season,
ers are urged to
shine.
Prospective play
turn out, rain oi
the season will be
First contest of
played by the Merchants on Sunday,
May 21, against Findlay Merchants.
Discolored
Dangerous
Broken Glass
In Your Automobile
GLASS FOR ALL MODELS
Steinman
Body Shop
234 North Lawn Ave.
Phone 259-Y
Beautiful Broadloom
Ready-made-to-fit
Easy-to-pay prices
Bound to give your dreariest room
an exciting new look! A gala
choice of patterns and textures.
Many ideal for young marrieds
planning modern rooms. All of
Announce Paint
Demonstration Here
Fett hardware announces a dem
onstration Saturday afternoon and
evening by a factory representative
of Spread-Satin, a new Glidden man
ufactured paint recently placed on
FlX-iip
PLOW POINT
Welded to your old plow share!
The New Wiese drop forged
point is welded on worn share
to give point NEW SHARE
LENGTH AND STRENGTH.
Bring in your plow now before
the spring rush—Prompt serv
ice!
Augsburger
Garage
H. E. Augsburger
129 S. Main—Rear
POULTRY GROWTH
MASTER MIX
Chick Starter
This scientifically balanced start
ing mash contains everything
needed to build your chicks into
bia. healthy birds. In addition,
it contains METHIO-VITE which
provides A.P.F. plus other vita
mins and minerals for quick,
efficient and economical growth
of laying hens and broilers.
See us for further details on how
to make top profits with poultry.
MASTER FEED MILL
Feeds, Fertilizer, Gra|n and Custom
Grinding
We Deliver -Phone 317-W
Alexander
Smith
Alexander Smith
FLOOR-PLAN RUGS
Forty-seven Years of Dependable Service
THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1950
the market.
The demonstration will include ex
amples of working of the new paint
which is adapted for home interior
decoration to be used either by home
owners or professional painters.
For
Mother’s
DRIPS
2-cup $2.95
4-cup 3.25
6-cup 3.60
8-cup 3.95
12-cup 4.50
PERKS
2-cup $2.25
4-cup 2.50
6-cup 2.75
8-cup 2.95
12-cup 3.50
16-cup 5.45
Holds
15 1b roast
SAUCE PAN
SET
$1.95
1’6 qt.'
3 covers to fit,
Diameter
FRY
PANS
*9 inch
$1.95
•8 inch
$1.65
*7 inch
$1.20
♦10 inch
$2.65
RECTANGULAR ROASTERS
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Holds vWy
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181b. roast 'Wl a lj
$5.95
Holds
25 lb. roast
TT"*
$6.95
Also
ROASTERS
OVAL
5-7 lb. ham $4.45
7-10 lb. ham 5.45
ROUND
ROASTER
$2.95
SAVER
NEW JUICE
4H" 350
86" 550
io" 650
PIE PANS
NEW COVERED BAKE A STORAGE PAN
$2.50
t°p*s
a cooky
sheet
TEA KETTLES
$2.95
NEW
WHISTLER
TEA KETTLE
2’6 qts. $4.25
NEW DUTCH OVEN
416 qt.
$6.95
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