The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-11-16
Pandora

rabbit and pheasant supper Thursday
night in the town hall. Elmer Bur-
ry, Hiram Basinger and Bert Hews
were the chief cooks.
Junior Hatfield who is attending
Taylor university at Upland, Indiana
spent the week end with his folks.
Henry Wherly who is on the sick
list shows little improvement at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Core are the
parents of baby boy born to them
at their country home last Friday.
Robert Cahill and Allen Niswander,
students at Columbus schools spent
the week end at home.
Pandora won its last game of the
season against Columbus Grove 26 to
0. Pandora leads at the top of the
Ohio Western League, having won
every game in the league. Pandora
is proud of its team and its coach,
Jim Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lightner of Fort
Wayne, Ind, visited in Pandora, Sun
day.
Miss Margaret Hilty is the owner
of a new Oldsmobile coupe purchased
at Sommers garage.
Dale Snavely and Miss Grace Stein
er had charge of the Parent-Teacher
meeting last Wednesday evening at
the school house.
Lowell Hatfield spent the week end
at Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer BURY have
adopted a 31a month old baby boy
His name is Tommy Lee.
The Pandora Business Mems ban
quet was held Monday night at the
school house. Rev. Simon Davidian
of Lima was the speaker.
Arthur Eisenbeck is now working
for Ray Culp.
Misses Lois Steiner, Carol Bucher
and Barbara Carr, all students at Col
umbus, spent the week end at home.
Irl B. Jackson and son of Cincinnati
spent several days at the Grover Dav.
idson home. Mr.. Jackson is general
agent of the Massachusetts, Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Clyde Sutter is putting a lavatory
in the Amstutz apartments.
Large crowds attended the young
| peoples convention at the st. Johr
chruch. On Sunday night the church
was filled to capacity.
The candidates who won at las
Tuesdays election are: Mayor-Len
mis- Steiner; clerk-GIen Schumacher
treasurer-A. S. Hilty; Council-Joe
Basinger; John Gerber, Walter Geig
er, Francis Kempf, w. D. Niswander
Wilbert Zuercher; marshal-Ralpl
Basinger; School Board-Dr. Milo B
Rice, Ed Schultz; township clerk
Lester Hardness; township trustee
H. R. Schultz; constables-Lero.
Lemley, Adrian Eek.
Miss Marjorie Reichenbach who wa
working for Noah Bixel is employe,
at the Meter works in Bluffton. Mis-
Lille Amstutz is now working fo
Mr.. Bixel.
The four day Young Peoples Con
ference at the st. John Mennonit
church near Pandora came to sue
cescsful close on Sunday evening. TIL
church was filled to capacity by tn
people of the community who came t
hear the Rev. Isaac Page, Toronto
Canada give the closing message o
the Conference. The Young People
choir of the First Mennonite churcl
of Berne Indiana brought specia
music for the occasion. This was Dl
Pages first appearance in this com
munity and his messages were wei
received. The audiences grew fror
evening to evening and the interes
was good throughout the conference
A great number of people have al
ready expressed the wish for an earl
return of DR.. Page
| Rev. Daniel J. Unruh, the pastor o
the St. John Mennonite church i
|! speaking to the members of the Y. M
C. A. and Y. w. C. A. of Bluffton col
lege on Monday, Tuesday, Thursda,
and Friday of this week on the sub
! iect of Prayer"
The st. John Mennonite church vii
have service of dedication of tn
parsonage on Sunday afternoon a
2:30 P. M. After the dedication tn