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IS NOT ENOUGH
FOR FULL MILK
PRODUCTION
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trate.
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9ram anc* f°rm“"
las.
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We Deliver Phone 317-W
Rockport
A goodly number of former gradu
ates from this vicinity attended the
annual alumni dinner and program
in Beaverdam, Saturday evening. At
torney Eugene Lippincott of Lima
Household Electric
Appliance
Repairing
Also Radio Servicing
Electrical Supplies Hot
House firing’
Lighting FixtiWs Radios
Mumma Electric Shop
Carl Mumma
122 North Main
ALL DEAD STOCK REMOVED
We Pay $2.50 for Horses .... $2.50 for tows
According to size and condition.
BUCKEYE REDUCTION COMPANY, Findlay, Ohio
Phone MAIN 475 Collect
BRANCH OF FOSTORIA ANIMaL PRODUCTS. INC
Highest Market Price For
Poultry and Eggs
Country Route Service—a phone call
brings our truck to your door.
Charles Kinsinger
PHONE 492-W
lawn & Elm Streets Bluffton, Ohio
Ford Scries F-6 with new HO-h.p. Six is the
most powerful 6-cylinder Ford Truck ever built*
Most Powerful 6-cylinder Ford
Truck Engine Ever Built!
Here’s a brand-new Ford Truck engine ... 254 cu. in... .110 h.p.\
strong! It’s the biggest SIX Ford has ever built!
You have a choice of two Ford SIXES developing 95 h.p. and
110 h.p., and two V-8's developing 100 h.p. and 145 h.p.
You can get the ne,w 110-h.p. SIX in Series F-6 Ford Trucks
rated at 28,000 lbs. G.T.W. and 16,000 lbs. G.V.W. With it you
get a new 4-speed Synchro-Silent transmission and extra heavy
duty 11-inch clutch, plus a heavier drive line.
The F-6 is one of over 175 models in the Ford Truck line
for ’50. They’re standout performers and earners. Ford Trucks
do more per dollar. See us today and get the facts on price
reductions up to $80 on Ford Trucks for 1950.
Ford Trucking Costs less Because—
^ttf..MWEO«UMVl HEW PERFORMANCE!
as the speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Whisler at
nded commencement exercises in
a rod last Tuesday evening and
rs. Whisler remained there for a
sit with her sister, Mrs. William
all and family, returning here Sun
ly evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Geiger of
luffton and Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Mar
lall were entertained at dinner,
jnday, in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
FORD TRUCKS HIST LONGER
Using latest registration data on *,992,000 tracks, Ufa Insurance exports prove Ford Trucks last longerl
BIXEL MOTOR SALES
J. B. Longsdorf in Bluffton.
Mrs. W. R. Mayberry of Columbus
rove and Mrs. Dale Westenbarger
Vaughnsville were guests at a
eeting of the Profit and Pleasure
lub held in the home of Mrs. Guy
bayberry last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Joan Mayberry, a graduate
Columbus Grove H. S. left Wed
esday with members of her class
a five day sightseeing trip to
ew York.
Members of the Bay View club of
ima held their final meeting of the
sason in the home of Mrs. F. C.
larshall, Monday. A covered dish
incheon at the noon hour was fol
Bluffton College—Home of
Bluffton Beavers
Congratulations
Bluffton College!
on your
Golden Anniversary!
STAGIR'S KOALKIDS
DECLARATION
131 Cherry St. Telephone 172-W Bluffton, Ohio
NEEDLESS ASHOkRRYING
NO
SIFtlNG-NO DIRT-NO SOOT!
LEASH INDEPENDENCE/
FROMTHESEBY BURNING OUR
QUALITY GOA Ljl
There are no ashes of regret
in our clear-burning quality
coal. A bin full of our coal
means a houseful of heat. But
at Save-Now prices.
HOWARD STAGER
COAL YARD
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N9MAINST.«rfA.C.£Y. RY.
OFFICE 265-Y»"WOME354 W
NEW POWER I
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, 1OHIO
Merl
J. Rotroff,
Wakefield. St. Louis 17, Missouri, will
lowed by an informal program.
Darrell Selters of Sidney who is a
ministerial student at Bluffton Col
lege was the guest minister at the
Presbyterian church, Sunday morn
ing. He plans to enter Louisville
Theological Seminary next fall. I Opening 1950 season play this
Mr. and Mrs. C. Geiger were I Thursday night in a game with Otto
Saturday evening supper guests oflvnie at piace the Triplett soft
Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Marshall. Mrs.
Geiger left Monday
a month with her
Frank Farnsworth
Seattle, Wash.
notice that on the 12th day of, April, 1950,
Lyda
M.
Phyllis Lentz,
Rita Beemer, Joan Van Meter, Marv
in Reigle and Park Cherry left Sun
day evening in company with other I pitcher, who went on from here to
members of the Class of 1950 of I s^r W]'th championship teams, will
Beaverdam H. S. for an extensive I for ^he visitors.
eastern trip which will take them to I The Tri-County League in which
Philadelphia, New York City, Wash-I Bluffton is a member is made up of
ington and Gettysburg for a round!
of sight seeing. I
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hilty of near I
Bluffton were Sunday evening supper!
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Alt-1 Mr and Mrs Bangher „f
haus. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Am-I ToleJo were Sunday dinnel. gue8U )f
stutz also of Bluffton «, re afternoon! Mr and Mrs [)ary| Robnolte and
.„ family.
The annual Memorial sermon w.ll Mrs Eva sher,.ick of Lima 8pent
be given Sunday morning at 9:30 In Sunday with her brother and wife,
the Methodist church by the pastor.l Mr and Mrs Wa„
Rev. Fauver, assisted by Rev. Me-1 Mr Mrs Gcrald Emerkk and
Intire of the Presbyterian church. Alf of Columbu8 visited on Sun.
union Sunday School will follow- theK the form#r.,
church service. Let us make this al E||(,n Emcrick
community affair and everyone at I Fam Women,8
U, ... .1 club was entertained
Situated in the Township of American,
County of Allen and State of Ohio, to
wit!
Lot Number Sixteetf Thousand Four
Hundred and Eight /(1640F) in C. R.
Baeehler’s Third Addition tx th* City of
Lima, Allen County/ Ohio.
The prayer of saUl i
quieting of title of jMLrirf and fori
^petition is for
tdd rrn' estate and for
Said defendant, Merl
other equitable rebel. Sale defendant.
THE STATE OF OHIO 1
Allen County, ss.
County. Ohio, deceased.
fl horsepower!
a-_
MW FORD TRUCK SIX!
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si
NEW ROUGE 254 TRUCK SIX
For the Heavy Duty F-6
CHROME-PI ATED fop piston ring for better lubrication, longer cyl
inder life.
AUTOTHERMIC aluminum alloy pistons with solid skirt. Steel strut
controls piston to wall clearance.
HIGH-LIFT camshaft for increased valve opening, greater power,
more efficiency.
FREE-TURN exhaust valves. Self-cleaning, better seating, longer-lived.
COBALT-CHROME faced exhaust valves for hard contact surface
giving longer wear.
HIGH-TURBULENCE Power Dome combustion chambers for more
power, greater economy.
THOROUGHLY PROVED by millions of hours of industrial engine
service and motor coach operation.
In Ford Series F-6—110 h.p., 212 Ibs.-ft. Torque
In Ford Series F-6 COE—106 h.p., 210 Ibs.-ft. Torque
ball team early in June will start
evening to spendlpjay jn a Tri-County softball league
daughter, Mrs. I macie Up of ejght teams.
and family ini Following this week’s tilt with
I Ottoville, the Triplett home season
Mary^ Stephens, open on Friday, June 2, when
Findlay Cooper Tires will play here.
Dizzy Kirkendall, former Triplett
Decoration Day Wil be observed on aftern„or, at the home
Wednesday with Earl Kearns presid-lpfei(fer Mrs A(Ja Rdwland and
ing. Decorating of the graves of|Mr_ HaM| clauajng were as8istant
sold.ers who are buried here include hostessM Mrs Myrtle Lutterbein
men from all the wars including line yery interesting talk using
from the Revolutionary War. Th,| her 8ubject, „Making a House a
service Will start at 9:30 and will be Home and Mothers of To(Jay and fte
followed by a program the church. MonumenU Thcy are Building.” A
wTriTEr-t.' I memorial for deceased club members
ItbAL INUllVti I
Clark. 559 West Market
Beaverdam
was also given by Mrs. Lulu Spall-
whose residence is 61
take I mger.
Street, I
Lima, Ohio, filed her petition against him
in the Court of Common T'leas
Teas ^of Allen
County, Ohio, the same I
39560 in said Court, for the purpose of
quieting the title of certain real estate in
said petition described, tq^wit:
Case No.llayette
Mr. and Mrs. William Younkman,
Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. Arthur
Men I
fay
j. Rotroff is requi*4 to answer said pett-1 Leisure Hour club her home on
jXnent will ’be^fe a^in^him1950'
I Friday evening. Members present
11 were: Mrs. Beulah Michael, Mrs.
of June,
Lyda ML Clark. Plaintiff
By: F. W./Gooding, Her Attorney.
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NOTICE OE APPOINTMENT
Estate of Ruth Steiner Deceased
been apixvinted and qualified as Executor of
the estate of Ruth Steiner late of Allen
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Noah P. Steiner of Bluffton, Ohio, has
Triplett Softball Team To Play
In New Tri-County League
mother, Mrs.
Improvement
on Thursday
of Mrs. Effie
..
1 Doris Ann Hall was the week end
I guest of Mertis Hackworth
oi Aiieni/. ..
being
Of
La­
Pugh and Jack Pugh attended High
school commencement at Harrod on
Thursday evening for Norma LaRue
Delmer Berry, Sr., is at the pres-
the I ent employed at Rossford, Ohio.
Mrs. Rachael Stirn entertained the
Helen Yant, Mrs. Fairy Arnold, Mrs.
Mary Lacock, Mrs. Margaret Rob
nolte, Mrs. Beryl Downey, Mrs. Nel
lie Lutterbein, Mrs. Lois Arnold and
I the hostess,
I
I Mrs. airy
I
Dated this 16th day of May 1950. I pities
JOSEPH B. qvatman
nriyos in flip
I The Home
Probate Judge 81| the
Mrs. Helen Yant and
Arnold received the
games.
Builders S. S. class of
of Christ held their
Church
regular meeting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Reigle on Sunday
evening. Attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. Kent Amstutz, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Vertner, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lewis, Mr. and
Columbus Grove, Delphos, Leipsic,
Ottoville, Pandora, St. Marys, and
Van Wert.
Two rounds of play are scheduled
on a home-and-away basis, with
leagbe play beginning June 6, and
ending- by August 1.
The Triplett team’s first league
game will be with the Columbus
Grove Jeeps at Columbus Grove on
Tuesday, June 6, and the first league
home game is set for Friday, June 9,
when Van Wert will play here.
Co-Managers of the Triplett team
this year are Charles Steiner and
Bert Swank.
Mrs. Ed Keiffer, Rev. and Mrs. Mer
rill Boggs, Mrs. Cleda Gratz, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Van Meter, John Van
Meter, Carol Anne Boggs, Marvin,
Jr., Robert, and Jack Reigle. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Clements and son Ron
ald were guests. Mr. Clements en
tertained the group with some inter
esting slide pictures taken while on
a trip through Maine and Vermont
and other points of interest.
Mrs. Clara Young will attend the
Golden Wedding celebration of her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sim
on Ransbottom of lowata, Okla. The
event will be held on June 19th and
will be of interest to former class
mates and friends, since the Rans
bottoms were old residents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Creviston enter
tained in their home on Wednesday
evening for members of the Vesper
ian S. S. class of
church. Mr. and
Downey assisted,
were: Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe Trout, Mr. and Mrs. William
i Amstutz, Carl Barnum, Mrs. Myrtle
the Methodist
Mrs. Harmon
Those present
Orville Huber,
Lutterbein, Mrs. Russell Wolf, Mrs.
Everett Rowland, Mrs. Gail Arnold,
1 Mrs. Lillie Anderson, Mrs. Arthur
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1950
Mrs.
Pugh, Mrs. Isaac Amstutz,
I Clara Young, Mrs. Frank Anderson,
Miss
Lavina Creviston, Mrs. Gid
J. A. Leatherman
FREE ESTIMATES ON
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Furnace Repair
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Jain St.
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South Main St and
Bentley Road
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Also New Stock in 12 Ft. wide linoleum in floral
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Basinger Furniture Store
Steiner of Bluffton was a guest and
entertained with accordion music.
The Beaverdam seniors are enjoy
ing a week’s vacation in Washington,
D. C., New York and other interest
ing places. They are accompanied
by Calvin Leimbach, instructor in
agriculture.
Daily Bible school will begin on
Monday, May 29th at the Methodist
church. Two well instructed young
ladies from Ft. Wayne, Ind., will con
duct the school. Both churches here
are cooperating in this very worthy
project and any other children in this
area are invited to attend.
’Used Equipment
TRACTORS
1-BN with Cultivators
1-M with cultivators
1-VAC Case with cultivators
1-1948 Allis Chalmers with
cultivators
1-Direct connected corn planter
for BN tractor
1-Hayes corn planter
1-Oliver “Radex” 2-furrow 14-inch
tractor plow
1-Allis Chalmers one-furrow 14
inch tractor plow
1-BN direct connected one-furrow
14-inch tractor plow
1-Farmall A
Several good used discs: Dunham,
Oliver, McCormick
New Equipment Ready
for Immediate Delivery
TRACTORS
Farmall Tractors—Models M. H.
and Cub
McCormick Disc Harrows
All Purpose Trucks
5 & 6 Foot Combines
Manure Spreaders
50 T. Balers i
New Holland Hay Balers
Spring Tooth Harrows
McCormick No. 8 and No. 4
Tractor P|ows
Lime Spreaders
Dunham Cqltipackers, Cultimul
chers
Hammermilfe
Cylinder C(|rn Shelters
Clipper Fanning Mills
Rotary Hoes
DAII^Y EQUIPMENT
International Milkers
Milk Coolers, Separators,
and Dairy Heaters.
International Harvester Freezers
and Refrigerators
Used Refrigerators good selec
tion, low price.
C. F. Niswander
International Harvester Dealer
Bluffton, Ohio
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