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PAGE TWO
The Bluffton News
MILTON EDWARDS. Editor
CHARLES HILTY, Associate Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio, by Bluffton News Publishing
and Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year. $3.00 six months. $2.00 anywhere in U. S.
Entered as second class matter at the post office at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Richland Center
Mrs. Jesse Augsburger called
Monday forenoon on Mrs. Elzay
Clum of Ada.
"Mrs. Dick Smith and sons spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. El
mer Smith.
John Hirshfield of Ft. Myers,
Fla., is spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marquart and
other relatives. Other past week
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Basinger. Mr. and Mrs. Or
lo Stettler of Lima, Mr. and Mrs.
John Marquart, Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar Basinger and Mrs. La
vern Moser and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lugin
buhl of Cincinnati were week-end
guests of Mrs. J. I. Luginbuhl.
Mrs. Walter Schaublin was a
Sunday afternoon caller.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendricks
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Homer C. Beck of
Findlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Bixel and
Miss Catherine Niswander were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Hilty and daughter.
Past week callers of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Eikenbary were Mr.
and Mrs. Bent Wollam of Hous
ton, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Francis of Lima, Mr. and
Mrs. John Nonnamaker and son
Joe of Findlay, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Carey of Beaverdam and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chidester
and family were Sunday after
noon callers.
Mrs. J. I. Luginbuhl, Mrs.
Chas. Courtney and Mrs. Robert
Floyd and son spent last Tues
day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ber
nard and daughter of Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Neuen
schwander called Friday evening
on Mrs. Amos and Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Luginbuhl. Susan, Can
da and Renee spent Saturday
evening there. Other week-end
callers were Mrs. Bertha Mat
ter, Mrs. Edna Leiber. Mrs. Cal
Leiber, Mrs. Warren Moser, Mrs.
Donivan Moser and daughters
and Mrs. Don Dillman.
Boutwell and daughters Barbara
and Marcia and Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Johnson and children Kim
and Keith called Saturday eve
ning.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Hawk of
Lima spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Am
stutz. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly
of Ada were Sunday 'afternoon
callers. Jeff Miller spent several i
days last week at the Amstutz
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reichen
bach were Wednesday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mayer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hadsell
and family were Saturday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Augsburger.
^^MrrboSi’an^Mont-
day afternoon on' Mr. and Mrs I
PUBLIC SALE
Having sold our home and moving to Florida, we will sell our
household goods and appliances at our home on Route 81 in
Lafayette, Ohio.
Saturday, October 24, 1959
Starting at 12:30 P. M.
Gibson deluxe push button stove with double oven and like
new very good Kelvinator double door refrigerator and
freezer, self defrosting a beautiful 7 piece modern breakfast
set, same as new kitchen clock Speed Queen washer, in fine
condition small Philco radio almost new 2 piece beige
sectional living! room suite, foam rubber green swivel rocker
green tilt-back chair black and white platform rocker and
ottoman all of these chairs are large and very nice floor
lamps bridge lamps occasional tables wall mirrors beautiful
framed mirror what-not shelf three 9x12 rugs throw rugs
almost new Duncan Phyfe mahogany extension table and six
chairs buffet beautiful set of Carrollton china dishes, service
for twelve large hand painted picture several rocking chairs
two complete 3-piece bedroom suites baby bed antique maple
bed child’s desk child’s chair porch glider flowers kitchen
cabinet large cupboard iron clothes hamper library table
ironing board antique walnut secretary old rocking horse
two antique chairs pictures and frames bass drum and other
drums linens cooking utensils dishes, some are old, and
many other articles.
TERMS—CASH
LUNCH SERVED
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Robinson, Owners
Albert Rankin & Evan Burkholder, Auctioneers
(Not responsible for accidents)
DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU
1953 CHEVROLET 210 2
6-cylinder, radio, heater, 2-tone
FREE
RADIATOR
CHECK-UP
hose connections,
radiator checked
for leaks under pressure.
GET OUR GUARANTEED RADIATOR
PROTECTION BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
SEE THESE USED CARS!
1957 FORD CUSTOM
30f
Fordomafic drive, black and
good rubber
TS
annels
1959 CHEVROLET!
16.95
Beautiful snowcrest
radio, heater, oil filter
coat. BRAND NEW
11.95
}VED
BOB Wl
CHEVRO
204-206 N. Main
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Brauen
of Columbus spent Friday nightL w
Quinten Burkholder.
Past week callers at the
Thomas home were Gene
Clish of Elida, Mrs. Warren Mos-I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
er, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph SousleylE. Griffith, former Bluffton res
and daughter, Wayne Matter,! idents, became the bride of John
Mrs. RalphWoodhead, Mrs. Wal Ekberg Ritter o[ Skokie, H]„
Grate Wllford Sunday in the Findlay First
John
Mc-
Mf- Iof handclipped rose point lace,
bach called Monday on Mrs. Bar-1
bara Reichenbach and family. I The fitted bodice featured a seal-
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Knight I loped neckline studded with se
and daughters Janet and Phyllis I qUjns pearls. The skirt, worn
of Findlay were Sunday ’I over hoops, was finished at the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kooerti *7’
Matter and son. I bottom with lace points which
cascaded over tulle ruffles in a
short sweep train. Her veil of
rose point lace fell from a
crownless hat of pearls and se
quins. Formal mitts and pearl
earrings completed her costume.
MEN S SUITS
Finest imported wool flannel
and worsted fabrics
styled by Merit.
VALUES TO $39.50
NOW
ONLY
VALUES TO $47.50
NOW
ONLY
Turning Back The Clock
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT at the AC&Y depot on July
20, 1930, will be recalled by many upon sight of the above
photograph which shows one end of a box car extending into the
depot building.
A switching crew had pushed several cars over the bumper
guard on the depot siding. The Late Foster L. Buckland, who
was station agent at the time, was injured when the car entered
the telegraph room and pinned him to the wall.
John E. Ritter in Findlay
Miss Bonnie Louise Griffith,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith and I Christian church. The Rev. Gif
sons spent Sunday at the Odes I ford Tebbs, pastor of North Bal
Sherer and Elmer Smith homes. I timore church of Christ re
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Lugin-1 ..
buhl Mrs. Ella Dillman and Mr. ceived the vows for the double
and Mrs. Robert Marquart and! ring ceremony.
daughter sP.ent Sunday with Mr. I Mrs. Ronald Smith, Findlay,
and Mrs. Jim Sharp and family!
at Belleville. I Preslde« at the organ for the
Mrs. Ralph Woodhead and 12:30 o’clock
Mrs. Walter Schaublin spent! James Long,
Thursday afternoon with Mr. and I VOrali!t
Mrs. Brice Hefner of Lima, who! v
celebrated their 60th wedding an-1 Mr. Griffith
niversary. I in marriage. She wore a gown
ceremony. Mrs.
Cygnet, was the
gave his daughter
She carried an exquisite bouquet
of white orchids and lily of the
valley framed in variegated leav
es and satin ribbon.
Harriet Jane Griffith, sister of
the bride, was among the attend
ants. Virginia Miles, niece of the
bride from North Baltimore, was
flower girl, and Randall Jay
Luginbuhl of Bluffton, cousin of
the bride was ring bearer.
William H. Thomas, a friend
I of the bridegroom served as his
best man. Ushers were M”. Rit
ter’s brothers, Charles and Rob
ert of Chicago, and Charles Ray
Griffith, brother of the bride.
Simplicity marked the church
decorations of all white mums,
pompoms and candelabra gar
landed with silver huckleberry.
Dorothy Griffith, sister of the
bride, assisted at the reception.
Mrs. Merlin Leininger of Akron,
cousin of the bride, attended the
I guest book and registered out of
I state guests from as far away
in suits
’26”
‘34”
& HUSER
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON. OHIO
i
wxt
Bonnie Louise Griffith Weds
as Florida, Minnesota, Michigan
and New York.
The new Mrs. Ritter recently
T~" fl
II---- IT
ttzk
Materials for complete
12x20 garage includ
ing genuine sectional
overhead door (found-
ation not included)
MANY OTHER PLANS
AVAILABLE
STOKBMANj
GIRLS' SWEATERS
Sizes
1 to
Sizes
Sizes
SLIP-OVERS
CARDIGANS, BULKIES .. $2.99
r"
to
'CU
t,*c»rduroy lined,
clsli
mon
GIRLS' JEANS
unlined
Lined Poplins
to 6x, from
to 14, from
3
7
DZ-es
cea
GIRLS' SKIRTS
Norfon and a«etate, corduroy, orlon
IN rayon. Nice selection plaids,
colors.
Disaster Service
Group to Meet Here
Officers of the Mennonite Dis
aster Service of Western Ohio
will hold a meeting at the home
of Dr. Howard Raid on Satur
day, October 24. At this meet
ing the program for the annual
conference will be formulated
and plans made for work for the
coming year.
The Mennonite Disaster Serv
ice during the past year was
called upon to work in two flood
situations and other extensive
work. The first area of work
was done in Columbus, primari
ly by the Plain City area. The
second area involving the Dis
aster Service was in the Find
lay area last spring, members
mostly from the Bluffton
dora area taking part in
work. 1
up
3 CARDIGANS $1.99
3 to
4-14
up
6 CARDIGANS $2.99
up
also
7 to 14, from $2.99
NO,
vuane^eS
of th
Ohio,
temb*
a vr*.
Blufft
be h*le 1
the n
Tuasd
the
ten n
Villar—
PROW
FOR
GIRLS' DRESSES
selection, 1 to 3, 3 to 6x,
7 to 14
from $1.99
one
to tv|
hand
yen is]
Th
open 1
main I
EastJ
FFTON
F*
C
I
I
I
Pan
this
term
Dr. Raid completes his
of office as secretary treasur
er of this organization.
received her five-year award pin
from Ohio Oil company Aviation
Department.
Mr. Ritter, son of Mrs. Ritter,
Chicago, and Carl Ritter, Kan
sasville, Wise., is a technical an
imator in the Motion Picture De
partment for Wilding Studio Inc.,
Chicago.
After a honeymoon in Arizona,
the couple will reside at 3347
Wilder street, Skokie, Illinois.
A New Garage
Need not be expensive
LOOK
WHAT
*39600
BUYS
EASY
TERMS
Nothing Down
$14”
n
Let us estimate your own plan. Do-it-yourself
or local builders available now
CANNON
STRETCH TIGHTS
Small, medium, large
Red, green, black
$1.99
$2.29
$2.69
GIRLS' PANTIES
Lollipops—Cotton and
rayons
from 29c
ANKLETS
from 39c
ALTERMIRE
OHIO
FACULTY PERSONALS
Edna Ramseyer, Dean of Wom
en at Bluffton college, plans to
attend the Ohio Dean of “Wom
en's meeting October 24 and 25
at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio.
Dr. Robert Krieder, Dean of
Bluffton college, will attend the
FOOT-SO-PORTS
Available in
Children’s, Misses’ sizes
'I
III
per mo
PHONE 3601
Steinman
LUMBER to.
ADA BLUFFTON JENERA
bros
1OO“
BIRTHDAY
Sliced Bacon
/TS NATIONAL
FISH WEEK!
Cap’n John Frosted
Fish Sticks, Fish
Portions, Deviled
Crab or Oyster
Stew
3 $100
Vel
LIQUID
’LT 39®
Fab
LARGE 32c
74®■
giant
Ad Detergent
WITH CHINA
85®
Ajax Cleanser
14-oz. 14c
2|^ 21
can
A I
Horient
ROOM DEOD.
51/2 -ax.
79®
Crisco
SHORTENING
89c
Huff.
SHORTENING
3 189®
Mr. Clean
DETERGENT
2LT 69®
semi-annual meeting of the Men
nonite Mental Health Services,
Inc. at Prairie View Hospital,
Newton, Kansas, on October
30-31.
Johannes de Jonge, professor
of French at Bluffton college,
will be speaking on the topic of
FOOT-SO-PORT SHOES
When your doctor
says you need a
lot more than an
ordinary shoe for
your hip, leg, foot
or for low-back
trouble—then we
recommend Foot-
So-Port Shoes
Dr. Scholl surgical hose may add to your
comfort, worn without under hose.
Why not bring your prescription to
W. H. GRATZ
We help solve foot troubles
CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOON OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS
ANN PAGE
SltAX. OCT- ^.1959
jCJUGSU OR RUTABAGAS each
developed Countries.” over the
coming weekend. His engage
ments include Salem Mennonite
Church, Galion, Ohio, October 29
First Mennonite Church, Smith
ville, Ohio November 1 and First
Mennonite Church, Wadsworth
Ohio, November 1.
AVAILABLE
Sizes 4 to 11
Widths 4A to E
SHOESTORE
"SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY
Smoked, Skinned
HAMS
WHOLE OR BUTT SHANK PORTION
RED, RIPE CORTLAND
A Msakr
AppivS
Grapefruit
49’. 39’
45®
right it..
Canadian Style Bacon KLT... #. 79®
Luncheon Meats VARIEFEST'..................£35®
Apples ^HE... 8 i 59®
FOR CARAMEL APPLES
JONATHAN, RED A lb.
OR GOLD, DELICIOUS bag
Kraft's Caramels 39®
Brussels Sprouts
«™csizE
I
BUTTERNUT, ACORN
Cake Mixes 5 51
WHITE, YELLOW, DEVILS FOOD OR SPICE
SPECIAL SALE!
A&P Instant Coffee 79®
Tomato Soup
page
Stokely's Juice
Stokely's Corn
Stokely's Peas
o™piu
Macaroni Dinner
JANE PARKER
Whole Wheat Bread
LOUI lllKO
Cheese Spreads
JANE PARKER CHERRY
t. 39®
good
OR VANILLA ICED ea.
WISCONSIN SLICED OR PIECE
Swiss Cheese ■. 49®
Muenster Cheese
Ofl-
29c
TENDER qt
4 39c
a
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4 c’™' $1
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4
CREAM STYLE
69C
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4 XX 59c
2
KRAFT’S
Glazed Donuts 35c
Cherry Pie
^ch^1®.
35c
pkgs.
..... 49c
15c
PARKER loaf
Z/C
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FLAVOR lb.
2
3 VARIETIES
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