The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-07-20
Settlement


Berne, Ind, at their home, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Geiger of
Hawaii, who have been visiting here
this summer will leave the first week
in August on the return trip to
their home. Mr.. Geiger will be re-
membered as a former Settlement
boy, the son of the late David
Geiger, who holds an excellent posi-
ton in the school system in Hawaii.
His wife was formerly Miss Mag
daIene Frankhauser of Wayne Co.
They have been in this vicinity since
June.
Mrs. Eldora Harshe, Mrs. Bertha
Zimmerly and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Zimmerly and family spent the week
end at Milan, Mich, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Jones, uncle and aunt of
Mrs. Glenn Zimmerly.
David Diller, Orlando Lugibihl and
Miss Margaret Daley all of Boston
and Miss Virginia DaCosta of Rhode
Island arrived here Sunday evening
to visit at the home of OILERS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. 2. Diller west
of Bluffton. Diller has been con-
nected with a large department store
in Boston for the past five years
where he is now supervising buyer.
Lugibihl is also in the same store.
The party left Wednesday for An
derson, Ind, where they will spend
several days with friends after
which they will return here before
leaving for the east.
John Schneck, his son Clarence
and family attended the funeral OF
Peter Schneck, brother of John, in
Wayne County last Sunday.
The Women's Christian Temper
ence Union held their annual picnic
at the Pandora school building on
Tuesday night, this being guest
night.
Ideal weather prevailed for more
than a week so that threshing and
combining made good headway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kohl of Colum-
bus Grove were Sunday evening
visitors with e. D. Kohl.
A few of our potato growers have
started to dig their crop in the past
few days.
Miss Marie Imbach is spending q
few days visiting relatives in Ind.
| Charles Fridley assisted with
threshing at the home of his brother
Clarence.
| Roy and Villas Lehman with their
force of hands are busy bailing in
the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Steiner of
| Cleveland, Tennessee are visiting
with their relatives during the sum-
mer months in Pandora and vicinity.
| Missionary j. f. Steiner spent a
| few days last week with his father
brothers and sisters. Mr.. and Mrs
Steiner are living in Wooster during
their furlough. Rev. Steiner ex-
poets to leave for China again with
in the next few weeks. Mrs. Steiner
and their two daughters are remain
| ing in Wooster for some time. Their
oldest daughter has accepted a posi-.
tion as instructor in a school at the
above named place.
Ben Amstutz and his boys assisted
with threshing on Monday fol
Clarence Flemming, a former neigh
Dor, who now farms the James Grow
farm north of Pandora.
| Ray Sheidler has purchased the
Clymer farm that is located OF
Route u just west of the Pleasan
Ridge church. His son-in-law
Francis Nusbaum is to operate tn,
farm.
| Miss Anna, oldest daughter of Mr.
J and Mrs. Lennis Steiner has beer
employed as instructor of hom,
economics in the high school a
Waynesfeld, Ohio.
Donald Wenger of Bluffton has &C
J cepted position to teach mathe
; matics in Woodville, Ohio.
Mrs. Solomon Welty and daughte
Amanda who visited in western
J Canada in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilmer Reist and family returne,
home last Saturday.
Il David Yoder is at present work
ing at the Findlay golf course.
Mrs. Sarah Olson and daughter o
Oklahoma are spending a few week
visiting with their relatives. Mrs
Olson will be remembered as Mis-
Bucher, oldest daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. John Bucher.
The Mennonite Youth Conferenc
of Ohio and Indiana held its session
at the Grace church Saturday after
noon and Sunday afternoon an
evening. Delegates from the variou
churches represented took an activ
part in the programs which prove
to be inspirational. James Suite
was elected president for next year
Word has been received from Mis-
Mary Haas, missionary in Nigeria
Africa, that She expects to retur
home next October.
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING