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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1950
Special Settings
Enhance “Macbeth”
One of the most elaborate and
complicated stage settings of any
play given by a Bluffton College
cast will be seen in the production
of Shakespeare's Macbeth to be
staged Friday and Saturday, June
2 and 3 in the high school auditor-
AGENCY
by Appointment
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Ten different stage settings de
manding ten difficult scene changes
are needed. A production crew as
large as the cast itself is working
to make this possible. A special
technical rehearsal for those shift
ing scenery is scheduled in order
that changes may be made quickly
and effectively.
Unusual and elaborate lighting
effects will be another of the fea
tures in the production of Macbeth.
These will be made possible by the
use of the portable switchboard
which was added to the equipment
of the speech department in the
fall. The efficiency of this switch
board has been increased by the
addition of two new rheostats and
the purchase of more spotlights.
Reunions
Reunion of the family of the late
Henry Augsburger will be held at
Pandora high school building May
28. Bring your basket and o-wn
table service. Menno Augsburger,
President. 6
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 222-W
'ur ambulance is equipped witn
latest type Oxygen Innalator and
IVesuscitator.
You’ve A Great Future
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Our best wishes follow you on your path
toward your future. Good luck and many
happy days.
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fully automatic Lennox Gas Aire
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heat. Easy payments if you like.
Stop in today and see a Lennox furnace on display—
We have heating equipment for all occasions, no matter
how large or small the job might be
Oil and Gas Conversion Units—Coal—Oil and Gas
Furnaces Floor furnaces—
For expert advice on a new heating plant see us
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Home Ownersi
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 as second class matter at
the postoffice at Blwfftnn, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
Memorials of ail kinds. Call
Samuel Bixel, phone 429-W. 54
Byron Fritchie of Ohio State
university, Columbus, spent the week
end at his home here.
Basinger ambulance—Mrs. Jackson
Koontz from her residence on Vine
street to Bluffton hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Zuercher and
family of Beaverdam spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zuercher.
Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Rodabaugh are
attending the Ohio State Medical
association meeting in Cleveland this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benroth were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gossman and Miss Bes
sie Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gossman and
Miss Bessie Arnold spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Arnold and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muller and
son of Cleveland spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
Steiner of Poplar street.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Blunk of
Lima and Mr. and Mrs. R. Calhoun
of Culver, Ind., visited at the home
of Mrs. Wm. Lightner, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hilty and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin call
ed Sunday evening at the Charley
Strahm home in Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns of
Spring street visited over the week
end in Toledo with Dr. and Mrs.
Harold Carbin and Mrs. A. B.
Castanien.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stettler spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Cox and family of Maumee. Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Wiebe and daughter
Judith of Willard also visited at the
Cox home, Sunday.
Miss Alice Treuschel of Bowling
Green was an over Sunday guest in
the home of Mrs. Edw. K. Lugibill
and daughter Frieda. Miss Treuschel
was formerly instructor in religious
education in the schools here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Amstutz of
Fostoria Mr. and Mrs. Emory Ba
singer and daughter Elaine, Mrs.
Don Dillman and children Marilyn
and Jimmie spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. John Barnhart.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baumgartner
of South Main street entertained,
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Baum
gartner of Miskawaka, Ind. Dr. and
Mrs. Donavin Baumgartner of Cleve
land Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Swank of
Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Bogart of this place.
New Type Plane
To Be Shown Here
The new Jamieson-Jupiter air
plane, embodying many new design
features, will be on display at the
Bluffton airport Thursday and Fri
day of this week. Invitations have
been mailed to all airports in Ohio
and Indiana to view the new type
plane during the time it is here.
Flight demonstrations also will be
featured.
SHORTS AND MIDDLINGS
Start these busy spring days with
a good breakfast.
Cattle are best treated to control
Hies with a power sprayer.
Before you start to can, check
your pressure canner for a perfect
seat
Screen all windows and doors
where milk and food are kept to
keep out flies.
Notice
Anyone having articles for the
Friendly Class rummage sale bring
them to the Allan McCluer resi
dence, E. Jefferson street, by Thurs
day night or call 448-R and it will
be picked up.
Mayor’s Notice
been received
Complaints have
that dogs running at^arge are dam
aging lawns, etc
the village.
Attention of dog Owners is called
to the ordinance winch provides that
all dogs must be k«t on the owner’s
premises or on learh if off premises.
Owners of dogs/running at large
will be prosecute* and fined for vio
lations of provisions of the afore
mentioned ordnance.
W./A. Howe, May/r 6
We /have it!
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....MASTITIS
Come in and get it!
Hauensein & Son
Prescription Pharmacy
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Cluh, JfpcLyeA
and Societies
Mothers Night Out Club
Meeting at the home of Mrs. James
Dailey, Thursday night at 8 o’clock.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Meeting in hall above Bluffton
News office this Wednesday night
at 8 o’clock,
Alpha Gamma
No meeting this Friday night.
The club will entertain mothers and
guests at tea in College hall, Sunday
afternoon at 4 o’clock.
Progressive Mothers Club
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Ger
trude Basinger, next Tuesday night.
Mrs. Norma Luginbill •will led devo
tions and the program will be in
charge of Mrs. Bernice Deerhake and
Mrs. Margaret Steiner.
Busy Bees 4-H Club
Meeting at the high school Wednes
day afternoon, May 31 at 2 o’clock.
Officers elected are: Pres., Louise
Reichenbach vice pres., Kaye Matter
sec., Shirley Derringer news re
porter, Lois Amstutz recreation,
Patty Gaiffe, Jeanne Frick.
Bethesda E. U. B. Societies
W. S. W. S. and L. A. S. met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Leist in Mt, Cory.
Widening Horizons in the Home was
the topic with the program led by
Mrs. Florence Scothorn. The presi
dent, Mrs. Ami Pifer conducted a
short business session.
Richland Grange
Rural Life Sunday will be observed
with a basket dinner next Sunday
noon followed by an afternoon pro
gram with Rev. L. W. McIntire of
the Presbyterian church as the
speaker. Other numbers will include
a soprano solo by Mrs. Arthur
Bowers and plajiet "The Beauty
Doctor” by the Farm Women’s Im
provement club.
Grange meeting next Tuesday
night with piano solo by Joan Fett
and Mrs. Velma Moser in charge of
a program topic Safety at Ifome,
followed by a 20 question contest.
Garden Club
Mrs. Harvey Deidler will entertain
Thursday afternoon. The program:
Roll call, My Gardening Project for
the Summer Why Plants Do or Do
Not Flower, Mrs. Frank Todd Iris—
The Poor Man’s Orchid, Mrs. W. M.
Niswander.
Engagement Announced
Rev. and Mrs. J. Paul Clark of 314
South Main street announce the en
gagement of their youngest daughter
Carol Jane to Lewis R. Mcl’heron,
son of the late Nelson Mcl’heron and
Mrs. Sylvia May Putnam of Cleve
land at a formal dinner party given
by parents of the bride-elect.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Guy McFarland of Delaware
Miss Lola McFarland of Westerville
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blank and
family of Waynesfield and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Clark and family of
Col. Grove. A June wedding is
planned.
Miss Clark, graduated from
Shawnee high school, attended Ohio
Northern and is now a student in
Bluffton college.
Mr. McPheron attended Shawnee
high school and served in the army
from 1940 until 1949, being connected
with the criminal investigation de
partment. He is now attending
Bluffton college.
Masonic Lodge
Work in Fellowcraft degree, Mon
day night at 7:30 o’clock.
East Orange
Master Dennis Bame spent Friday
night and Saturday with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Baker.
Among the callers the past week
in the C. M. Heldman home were
Milt Marquart, Esther and Martha
Marquart, Mrs. Burnell Bame and
son LaVerne, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Smith and Ann and Jane, Mrs. Rev.
W. Voss, Mrs. Anna Peters, Mrs.
Emma Smith, Mi'S. Ethel Heldman
and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Boutwell, Mr. anti Mrs. Carl
Wilson and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
Orlen Gallant, Elva Bishop, Ezra
Heldman, Kermit Boehm and family.
Those who helped Carl Gallant put
out oats, grass seed and chores were
Rev. D. E. Pummel, Virgil Criblez,
Frederick Cribley, Morris Bundy, Bill
Warren, Ralph Stager, Russell Gal
lant, Clarence Kramer, Ollie Non
namaker, Wick Baker, Steve Bales,
Claude Harrison, Wendell Jay,
Orville Crates, Arnold Messenger
and Ferd Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boutwell.
Lima Mrs. Emerson Lugibihl and
children Carolyn, Dorothy and Greg
ory, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmel, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Kimmel and child
ren Stephen and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs.
Rayon Boutwell and children Lynn,
Lonnie and Ronda Kae, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Boutwell and son Michael, Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Boutwell enjoyed a
basket dinner Sunday in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nonnamaker,
Ruth and Lauretta Mae.
Callers on Emerson Lugibihl at the
Bluffton hospital Saturday were: Mr.
and Mrs. Rayon Boutwell Sunday
callers were: Mr. Emanuel Boutwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gallant, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Baker, Mrs. Helen Bout
well, Mrs. Ruth Nonnamaker, Mrs.
Emma Boutwell, Mrs. Marie Lugibihl.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Merritt
and Patty and Billie, of Piqua Mrs.
Marie Wolfley, of Bluffton Mr. and
Mrs. Ura Dukes, Jr., and children
Gene and George, Max Nonnamaker
were among those who spent Sunday
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Nonnamaker.
LEGAL NOTICE
Memie R. Davenjtort. whose last known
arid less is Norfolk. Virginia, is hereby noti
fied that Daniel W. Davenport has filed his
petition against her* for L^nee in case
number 39fi27 in the Cdbif. MrCommon Pleas
of Alien County, Ohio.Mnfeging Gross Neglect
of Duty as his ground for same and praying
for divorce, and that said cause will be for
hearing on or after the 29th day of June 1950.
Daniel W. Davenport
By Sylvan H. Wise, his
attorney. 10
News Want Ads Bring Results.
WANT-ADS
Furniture re
ing of all ki
furnishings loc
while saving,
obligation. 1
shop, Thurmar
Two used w
work. Ellenbf
For sale—S
and grade siz
thrifty in fift
than the best,
the Pfister I
Paso, Ill.
phone G53-R.
Why worry
skin disease.
Sidney’s Drug
in and
Shoes repaired. Bring them
have Shirley Nortiamaker fix them
for you. All worl guaranteed. Mur
ray Upholstering
Bluffton phone.
ihop, Thurman St
For rent—Storage space for house
hold goods, ch
Bluffton News
Two oil ranges vith built-in ovens,
good working o -der.
Bros. I
For sale—N
and Ford Ft
equipment a!
Tractor Sales
phone 143.
Ellenberger
Wanted—Dead itock. Horses, $2.50
cows, $2.50 ho 25c cwt. Collect
94566 Lima. en County Fertiliz
er. Small stock oved promptly, tf
Don’t dig—sai|e money on clogged
sewers by calling Frank Zuercher.
Phone 219-R, 24 hour service. Work
guaranteed. I 54
tn and dry. Inquire
office. tf
tv and used Ferguson
tguson tractors and
|o repairs.
Steiner
Pandora
Pandora.
upholster
your old
lairing and
ids. Make
k like new at a worth
Estimates without
lurray Upholstering
St., Bluffton phone.
shers, ready to go to
rger Bros.
ed com, all varieties
s now available. Be
do not plant less
Vegetable plants— Broccoli, Brussel
sprouts, kohlrabi, cauliflower, pim
ento, mango, celery, cabbage, to
matoes, Chinese cabbage, egg plants.
By the dozen or flat. Herr’s Flowers
& Seeds, 126 S. Main St., Bluffton. 5
Exclusive product of
ybrid Com Co., El
.rry Moore, Bluffton
tf
if with any
For sale—Combination storm wind
ows and doors,
guaranteed.
W. J. Reagan, Beaverdam
No down
payment.afflicted
Ask about V-J-O.
Shop. 17
One new white Neco
buffet type, priced under
lenberger Bros.
For sale—Bath tub, lavatory and
toilet, good condition reasonable.
Carl Cahill, E. Jefferson St. Phone
448-R.
For sale—Porch glider,
new.
280-W
and
call
Custom built
For free estimate
phone
For sale—100 Purple Cap Sodus
raspberry plants: freshly dug with
ball of earth easily planted, sure to
grow, 12c. Evenings or Saturday.
Wm. Schumacher, Pandora.
For
tt
oil range,
cost. El-
Wanted—Lawns to mow.
Bucher, W. Elm St.
Mixed flowers and potted
for Decoration day. Wiess for Flow
ers, 127 Riley St. Phone 310-W7.
good as
Mrs. Lillian Dunifon, phone
Call after 5 p. m.
buggy.
Klass,
For
trailer 1949 5-horse Mercury
board motor and one-wheel trailer.
522 S. West St., Lima, Ohio.
For a good power lawn mower see
the new Savage 18-inch and 21 -inch
cut will trade in
mower. Ellenberger
on Bentley roa
Hartman, phon
Found—Largi
with brown eai
dog. 334 Chei
after 4 p. m.
For sale—Ha
soy beans, goo
Amstutz.
For sale—Fo
just overhaul!
corn planter 1
tractor planter
tachinent s. Us
each. Also Dm
al Tires and
equipment. St
Pandora. Banff
Rugs, carpets
niture cleaned
home. Nonnan
Co., 306 S.
465-T.
Farmers—Let
growing mash
our Master Mi
for less than I
today. For th
grain, our Ma
will do a real
afford to pay.
You can get
old iron on an
We have all ma
from. Ellenbei
Tom
plants
Honey, the year
Start the day right
for breakfast. Try
how good it is you’ll surely like it.
For fine quality extracted honey, see
the Farmers Grain Co., Bluffton and
the Howard Rickly Honey farm 3
miles south on Bentley road. 6
6
baby
Wm.
sale—Thayer folding
Good condition. Mrs.
phone 637-W.
sale—12 ft. hydroplane
boat
out-
Boys’ and girls’ Mercury bicycles
$10. Trade in on your old bike.
Ellenberger Bros.
Wanted—Bleached steer skulls for
Bluffton Fronti
chairman.
your old lawn
Bros.
around sweet,
by using honey
it once and see
Ingalls,
days. All
milk. Phone
3at
534-W,
Lost
ft.
avy log chain i
■n Cecil Hartm:
and Rt. 69. O.
1 s
white collie dog
apparently a farm
St. Phone 458-R
rn by the
len Camper,
on Rt. 69.
For sale—C
reasonable. Hi
south of Rt. If
For sale—Mangel ironer, large
size, practically new. Phone 448-W.
and wood cream colored por
range, jt jod condition. Ellen
Bros.
sale—St ed corn.
Coal
celain
berger
For
costs so little,
best. Plant ^he 187 Hybrids. Harry
Moore, Bluffton'phone 653-R. tf
Good seed
Why not plant the
See me for new 500 gallon pre
cast concrete septic tanks,
factured and Installed on
premises.
tion. Harold Marshall, Bluffton, Rt.
1. Phone 533-T, 5
mana-
and installed on your
Estimates without obliga-
Have you seen the brighter Day
light picture on the new 1950 model
General Electric TV sets? If not,
better see them today. Call us for
demonstration. Ellenberger Bros.
Wanted—Floor sanding 10c per
square foot, standard dustless equip
ment used also floor finishing. J. E.
Wiess, phone 368-W. tf
For sale—Vegetable plants. Wiess’s
for Flowers, 127 Riley St. Phone
310-W. tf
My business is to clean cesspools,
septic tanks and toilets $1 for open
ing and $1 for closing, $8 for not
over 10 bbls. also repair work, All
work inspected by street commission
er. J. E. Wiess, phone 368-W. tf
Thor and Hot Point electric port
able and cabinet ironers $99.50. El
lenbcrger Bros.
Wanted—Washing and ironing,
washings alone. Will call for
deliver. Inquire 121 S. Mound
Bluffton.
Special—Early mid-season and
hybrid tomato plants,
or flat. Yield 25%
Flowers & Seeds, Bluffton.
or
and
St.,
late
By the dozen
more. Herr’s
5
Flower plants—Ageratuni, petunia,
asters, galardia, dahlia cactus. Ex
hibition and pom pom types, calen
dula, zinnia and many potted plants.
Herr’s Flowers & Seeds, Bluffton,
Ohio. 5
Washer service—Wringer rolls and
parts, new and used washers. Verl
Reichenbach, Beaverdam phone 542.
tf
One Coolerator ice box
berger Bros.
Ellen-
Attention poultry raisers. Now
you can successfully prevent and
control coccisiosis. Use Bingman’s
Sulfaquinoxaline tablets in the drink
ing water. 99.5% effective. Master
Feed Mill.
Mrs. Jean Ann Szabo will enroll
piano students for a summer term
of eight weeks beginning the week
of June 4. Phone 462-W. 6
General Electric AM and FM
radios also table model radio
phonograph. See them today. El
lenberger Bros.
We have three Hot Point refriger
ators at special prices. Get yours
today. Ellenberger Bros.
For sale—Fryers dressed ready for
pan or live weight. Phone 395-T.
Kenneth Bracy, 269 S. Lawn Ave.
Call during noon hour or after 5 p. m.
For sale—Modern 8 room house
with hot air furnace, automatic gas
water heater, garage. Mrs. H. W.
Althaus, phone 453-W. F. Garret
son, broker.
For sale—Ten acres with buildings
located near Bluffton. Mrs. H. W.
Althaus, phone 453-W. F. Garretson,
broker.
For sale—Modern 10 room house
with fireplace in living room, hot
water heating system with stocker
insulted garage. Mrs. H. W.
Althaus, phone 453-W. F. Garretson,
broker.
Wanted—Carpenter work, inside
and outside painting cabbage plants
for sale 15c dozen. S. S. Burkholder,
150 Cherry St.
Geneva all steel kitchens. Tf you
are thinking of doing your kitchen
over, better see these beautiful
cabinets in stainless stjeel, formica
and linoleum. We ff our own in
stallation work, includii carpenter
work and plui bing. Ellenberger
Bros.
For rent—Apartment, three rooms
and bath. Write Dale E. Reichen
bach, Grand Rapids, O.
CARMft
“Movies are BETTER than ever”
THU
ivkeye and Lincoln
I germination. Irvin
tractor 2 years old
1. Allia Chalmers
year j£
with
[1 FcrgWnndisc $140
weed spray. Gener
rguson Tractors and
liner Tractor Sales,
ra phone 143.
lbs with lids $11.95.
Celina twin
Ellenberger Bic
For sale—Ser
24'2 by 28 2, 2
1, 21 by 28 1
263 S. Lawn A’
cns: 2, 34 by 34: 2,
I by 2.5 4, 28 by 30
28 by 34. Inquire
e., or phone 462-T.
pnd upholstered fur
right in your own
pker Rug Cleaning
lackson St. Phone
tf
us make you a good
nth your grain plus
Chick Concentrate
2.50 cwt. Come in
se of you without
iter Growing Mash
at a price you can
Master Feed Mill. 6
$2 trade-in on your
iron in our stock.
ies of irons to choose
ger Bros.
m-G-M’s
Musical Spree
in tropical color by
TECHNW0L0R
JANE POWELL AHN SOTHERN
SUX.—.MON.
THE FIGHTING
KENTUCKIAN
John Wayne—V ra Ralston
MATINEE SUN.- -Continuous
From 3 M.
TUES.—WED, -THURS
SWORD IN
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Dana Andrews—? !arta Toren
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IOVIEQUIZ
PAGE FTVfi
Don’t “let yourself go” this sum
mer. Get the thrill of being made
over have lovelier and trimmer
youthful lines be healthier, cooler,
more comfortable in an ^Airy Spen
cer, made especially for jrou. Edith
Slater, 510 N. Simon St., Ada. Call
Bluffton phone 409-K.
Wanted—Good 80 to 160 acre
farm, must have good modern build
ings. Write c/o Box E, Bluffton
News 7
For sale—Modem 7 room house,
used as 2 apartments, can easily be
used as one. Large 2 car garage.
121 Thurman St, or phon^ 247-W.
Wilford Gratz
Wanted—To buy tenY 9Kby 9*
or larger. Call Frank Chamberlain.
Phone 304-Y.
For sale Convenient kitchen cabi
net, very cheap if taken soon. Phone
464-W.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends for
the many greetings which I received
during my stay at Community hos
pital also all those who sent flowers
and the attention and care given me
by doctors and nurses.
Mrs. Rose Bowsher.
News Want Ads Bring Results.
caster wheel makes
mowing easier
With the hiASSEY-HARRIS No.
6 MOWER do a cleaner job
of cutting hcjy“, Two caster wheels
in trailer design make the differ
ence the No. 6 follows tire lay
of your land. You get all of your
crop ... on fhe rises and in the
low spots. And you mow faster,
cover more acres per day ... more
profitably,
BLUFFTON FARM
EQUIPMENT CO.
E. F. Schmidt, Prop.
Massey Harris Sales & Service
105 E. Elm St. Bluffton phone 260-W
Open Saturday Evenings
STAGFR'J
KOAL Ums
2
KIDS
rah
It’s HEAT and COMFORT—
not just COAL you want to
buy. There’s more of both in
every ton we deliver, yet it
costs you no more! Just call
and PROVE IT!
HOWARD STAGER
COAL YARD
smKtK-srovts-mercoitiitois
N?MAIMST.rfA.C.JLYiRY.
LOAD] it) WITH
WO URIES
VOL shou
have a gien
worth of pe
wit hot
surance pro
investment.
be, if you
I many dollars’
sonal property
complete in
ection for that
Remembe
this property
or stolen
lire, explosion,
Sood!
the “at home
may be lost
ruined by
windstorm.
You need
or away” coverage of the
Personal Property Floater.
Ask us about] it today.
Leland Diller, Insurance
Phone: 295-W
118^ S. Main Street
Blnffton