The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-01-19
Pandora

Of Mrs. shirl Hatfield, Saturday after
noon.
Revival meetings started at the NJ. E.
church, Sunday evening and will con-
tinue each evening unjl Sunday, Jan.
20. The Dunlap-Whelan trio Of Rock
ford win have charge Of the song
service.
Mrs. Lorilys Krohn is recovering in
her home following a minor operation.
The Bi-Centenial club will meet with
Mrs. DR.. n. s. Hilty and Mrs. fior-
enoe Stucl1y, Tuesday evening.
The young peoples Bible class Of
the St. John church and their pastor,
Rev. D. J. unruh VII meet at the
home Of Mr.. and Ms. Tiiman Geiger,
Tuesday evening.
Harley Basineer Of Toledo was a
visitor with his mother, Mrs. Barbara
Basinger the past week.
Budd Kramer and family Of Flint,
Mich, spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Kramer
Mrs. Bert Hews returned home
from Akron where she visited her son
Oscar Rodemeyer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hilty entertain
ed at supper one evening recently
Mr.. and hrs. Peter Hilty Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. steiner, Ed Krohn, Frank
Krohn and family and Aaron Hilty
and family.
Wess Davidson, son Kenneth and
Lysle Suter are pIastering the new
house for John Burlsholder, northeast
Of town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cowden Of Columbus
Grove viii celebrate her 99th birth
day, January 9th at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. ]. e. Allen, where she
makes her home. Other children are
Hiram Cowden, of Columbus Grove
and Mrs. Henry Deyore Of Pandora,
Mrs. Donald Mcdowell submitted tc
an operation at the Lima Memorial
hospital, THURSDAY. Friday she talk
ed to her husband at Pandora over the
phone whice was placed near her bed
The w. c. T. U. viii have family
night with a pot luck supper at $50
Friday evening in the school auditor
ium. DR.. N. s. Hilty viii be the
speaker.
Mrs. Harley Amstutz of Hollywood
Calf, who visited here the past week
left Saturday for Detroit, Mich, visit
ed her brother, Llewellyn Basingel
and family.
Raymond Walters who has not beer
well for some time went to the Clinic
in Cleveland for observation.
Robert Schumacher and sister, Mrs
VIM. Amsutz of Ann Arbor, Mich.
spent Sunday night with their sister
Mrs. Lennis Steiner and family. The.
brought their sister, Mrs. DR. LloyC
Steiner to the home of her mother-in
law, Mrs. I. r. Steiner.
Alexander BURY who had been suf
fering from uremia passed away a
Lima Memorial hospital, Wednsda,
evening at Gas, following am opera
ton which was performed the weel
previous. He was born in Bene
Switzerland, January 26, 1871, reach
ing the age Of 81 years, II months an,
15 days. He came to Putnam count,
AZ years ago and for the past II year
has been employed at the Home Bak
cry, operated by his son, Elmer. o.
| December %, 1898, he was married l.
Miss Sarah Rittie Rice, who survives
! -Four sons We're born to this union, tw
preceded him in death. Two sons
Elmer of Pandora and Arthur of Find
lay and two grandchildren; also on
sister and two brothers, Mrs. Andre,
Mertz of Bene, Ind; Oscar of Deca
ture, Ind; Albert BURY of Pandors
survive. Funeral services were he'll
Friday afternoon at 2 o'colck from tn
Methodist church where he was
member, conducted by his pastor, Rev
IC. o. Good, assisted by Rev. Whitme
of the Grace Mennonite church. In
terment was made in the Pandor
cemetery.