The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-12
Pandora

The Farmers Institute win be held
in Pandora, January 13
Miss Naomi, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellen Zuercher of north of town
was recently married to Charles
Woodell of Toledo.
Miss Henrietta Schneck spent FROM
Friday until Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. Abe Sommer of near Beaverdam.
The latter has been indisposed OF late.
Ed Steiner and son are doing the
painting in Mrs. Ellen Amstutz'
house.
Miss Margery Donaldson and Junior
Cook were recent visitors with the
formers uncle, DR.. Homer Sutter and
family in Cincinnati.
The January clearance sale is on
at The Lape Co.
Norbert Brinkman who is not well
moved with his family from Lima to
the home of his parents, north west
of town. Mrs. Brinkman will be re-
membered as Miss Alma Baumgart-
ner.
A. C. Coates left last week for Bra
dentown, Florida, to spend the winter
Clarence Schneck and family went
to Berne, Ind, Sunday morning. Mr.
Schneck returned in the evening while
Mrs. Schneck and children remained
for a several days visit. Mrs. P. p
Welty accompanied them to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Soma Bucher in Bluffton
Ind. hospital and who recently figured
in AN automobile accident when an
other sister was fatally injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Watt of Lafay-
cite visited her sister, Malinda Mis-
wander, Sunday afternoon. The lat
ter is down with the flu.
Rev. G. T. Soldner Of Bluffton oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Grace church
Sunday during the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. Whitrner.
Mrs. Edna Kellar and children, Al
bert Suter and lady friend of Belle
fontaine called at the homes of Henry
Sutter and Roy Cook
Alex BURY, who underwent an op-
Grafton at the Lima Memorial hospital
Wednesday of last week is reported
seriously i'll, altho somewhat improv.
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Amstutz OF
Hollywood, California, arrived here or
Saturday. Mr.. Amstutz who is Dis.
trict Manager on the West coast fol
the ]. c. Penny Company, left Sun.
day for New York City on bust
ness trip. Mrs. Amsutz remained
here for several days visit with hel
brother, Hiram Basinger and family
From here she will go to Detroit
Michigan to visit another brother
Llewyellyn Basinger and family; from
there she will go to Toedo to visit
another brther, Tilman Basinger anC
family where she will be met by hel
husband enroute home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A Basinger of Ii
ma called at the homes of Henry Sut
ter and Will Clay, Sunday afternoon
Ray CuIp left for Texas the fort
part of the week. His brther, DaviC
will have charge of his electrical shol
during his absence.
The January clearance sale is OF
at The Lape Co.
Dan Sitter, who was ailing from
heart trouble passed away at tn,
home of his daughter, Mrs. Roy Cook
Saturday morning at 6 o'clock at tn,
age of rs years, 6 months and % days
Mr.. Suffer was by trade a blacksmith
He was married to Louise Schultz, VIII,
preceded him in death eight years ago
Funeral services were held from hi
late home and at the Methodist churcl
on Monday afternoon, conducted b,
his pastor, Rev. C. o. Good. Fiv,
children Were born to this union, twt
died in infancy. He leaves three child
dren as follows: DIR. Homer Suite
of Kentucky; Mrs. Roy Cook and Mrs
Lester Harlness of Pandora; clever
grandchildren, one sister, and fv
brothers; they are, Mrs. Lydia Eberl,
| of Texas; Sam of Oregon; Joe o
Kansas; DR.. ]. J. Sutter of Wooster
Abe and Henry of Pandora. Buria
took place at the Pleasant Ridge Gem
etery. Among those from distanc,
attending the funeral were DR.. ant
Mrs. Homer Sutter, son Clarence ant
daughter Mildred of Kentucky; DR.
and Mrs. ]. j. Sutter of Wooster
Louise Cook of Waterville; Gene
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