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PAGE SIX
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The Misses Grace, Susan and El
vina Steiner left for Pittsburg, Pa.,
on Friday. They went as far as
Warren where they stayed with
their sister and her family the Wal
ter Meigs and from there they went
on Saturday to visit some of their
cousins.
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Steiner and
two daughters from Ft. Wayne spent
the week end with Mrs. Barbara
Steiner.
M:ss Lillian Steiner of Detroit,
Mich, was home over Sunday.
Kenneth Sprunger of Ft. Wayne,
Ind., visited at the Sidney Steiner
home.
James Anderson who is stationed
at Great Lakes Naval Station was
home with his family for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Shertz of Metamora,
Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scldner
of Gibson City, Ill., were entertained
at the N. N. Soldner home. They
all attended Home coming at Bluff
ton College.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Uber and son
and Mrs. Paul Valentine of Colum
bus were visiting in the Lennls
Steiner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frank of
Cleveland were guests in the C. A.
Basinger home. Also Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Hilty of Columbus called at
their home and with Dr. A. B. Hilty
of Columbus Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Winford Suter ana
sons of Youngstown arrived at the
Elam Suter home, Friday evening.
They attended Home coming at
Bluffton and left again Sunday
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Following a wild 40 to 30 victory
over Celina last Friday night,
Bluffton High gridders will attempt
to gain an edge in Western Buckeye
league play for the season when
they travel to St. Marys for a night
contest with the Roughriders Friday
of this week.
High School Eleven Topples Celina
40-30 To Play At St. Marys Friday
Twice bested by close margins in
WBL play so far this fall, the St.
Marys crew will likely prove to be
highly keyed up for this week’s im
portant tilt which may go a long
way toward determining which of
the two teams will end with a mar
gin in the win column so far as
league standings are concerned.
Although St. Marys lost to Celina,
which Bluffton bested last Friday
40 to 30, the odds do not greatly
favor the Pirates, who were forced
to come up with some of the sea
son’s most spectacular plays in
downing the Bulldogs in the game
played here.
In the Friday night scoring pa
rade neither team showed much in
the way of an adequate defense but
both charged up and down the field
all night long in one of the most
thrilling exhibitions witnessed here
in a long time.
Celina exploded for a touchdown
early in the first quarter, which
gave the visitors a temporary lead,
soon erased when the Pirates march
ed downfield to get a touchdown of
their own, and then annexed the
noon they were attending a wedding
morning for Bucyrus where Mrs.
Suter’s parents live. In the after
of one of Mrs. Suter’s cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Steiner en
tertained all their children at a
family dinner in honor of their
daughter and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. .Clyde Gleaves of Dallas, Texas.
Those in attendance were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Henderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Orin Welty, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Wiemert all of Lima, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Steiner of Mendon, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Ralston and family
of Norwalk nad Miss Betsy Zuerchei’
of Pandora.
The Boy Scout Court of Honor
will be held in Continental on Tues
day. There will be a dinner before
the meeting. The Scout council and
their wives are asked to attend.
The Bicentennial Club will have
their travel program on Wed., Oct.
25th They plan to go to Berne,
Ind., to a furniture company and
also to Bluffton, Ind., to see the new
Mennonite church that was erected
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Light of Ft.
Wayne Ind. spent over night Thurs
day with Mrs. Clara Light and then
continued on their way to Cleveland.
They were luncheon guests with
Mrs. Light on Sunday when they
were on their way back to Ft.
Wayne.
Wool is at its best when steam
pressed.
'CHEVROLET
extra point to go out in front.
Each team tallied again in the
second quarter, Celina getting one
touchdown and Bluffton two, and the
Pirates left the field at halftime
with a 20 to 12 lead.
It was Celina’s edge again in the
third quarter, however, for the visi
tors got two touchdowns while Bluff
ton tallied one, and going into the
final period the Pirates were out in
front 27 to 24.
Bluffton lengthened the lead with
an early fourth-quarter touchdown,
but Celina again struck back with
one of their own to trail again by
only three points. With time rapid
ly running out, the visitors came up
with another threatening march, and
had driven deep into Pirate terri
tory, with fans holding their breaths
when it looked as if Celina might
score again and erase Bluffton’s
slender three-point margin.
It was at this point that Don
Oates went high in the air to in
tercept a Celina pass, carrying the
visitors’ hopes for victory, and then
raced 85 yards back upfield for the
clinching Bluffton touchdown. Oates
fell across the goal line just as the
final gun sounded.
John Triplehorn powered across
for three of Bluffton’s touchdowns
Leland Garmatter scored one, a bril
liant 90-yard kickoff return at the
opening of the second period and
Oates and Don Triplehorn each
scored a touchdown.
Studies indicate 9 out of 10 farm
fires resulted from carelessness in
1949.
t'
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BLUFFTON
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this year. Come in—let us give you the facts.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 19, 1950
Last week I told you I was
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I am not a Liberal Republ
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believe in all departments
of State Government hav
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and start figuring, if I
have anything to do with
it, and I will.
Next week I will tell you
why I am a Progressive
Conservative Republican.
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