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Evening star., 1941-01-24

14ls SPRING RID RMS KIT AND
bath; Utilities furn. Al outside rms
Excel Transportation Reas-
rooms rooms dineTte- Kitchen an ana bath. i adT75S
only; no dogs. Iol2 S. Cleveland st,
with another Near Kennedy Theater
"a TAYLoR, ST. Nw.-zCozY, LIv. RM.
conv. loc. $40 Adults. RA. 1I7o,
l 1o keHsh SsfH ro49b ssS Aso avail
February /. Arm apt. 60 bedrmSp.
?-RM HOUSEKEEPING FURN APT;
southern exposure utilities - 80. MI
?17n. Rhode Island NV. Apt. g." -
MAN AMP WIFE HAVE WELL-APPo1NTED
sentlemano Hobart 80 6o5a 90 NN '''' -o''" ~
s4s NEWTON. PL. NV ROOM KIT
sssh So hes ste tsor sh aPd an 1 e AKEy IE1 ISc
500 st. NV MA. 3556
WOODBRIDGE 99O6 25th ST. Ne
Strictly pvt; attractive 4 rms, incl kit,
elec. refg bath. heat light. gas; garage.
YOUNG LADY WITH FURNITURE OF B.
I'm apt: de, deSlres young slrl to share apt.
SOB ST Ne Ne ;,L4N LARGE. CLEAN; WELL
r{HhT95hed ICONS ICONS Ecden XII bath Elecrolux
1527 Il ST NV MODERN, LIVING
or dining room. kitchen. bath; refrigeration.
1927 JACKSON ST, NE--3 ROOMS, PRI:
for Ink Reasonable no 36l7. -
KALORAMA APTs- 1905 18th ST. NV
NfWIy Gee Gee sis aToom aorE apt, adj tiieG bath
2123 FIRST ST. NW-MoDERN RMS,
kitchen. bath: oil heat. ch.wo Electrolux
S45 incl. utilities.
SUBLET = COMPLETELY FURN. l-RM
apt, apt kit bath ,r foyer s expqsures sJ 5!oSk
afqm af2er sepneoy p ne warren; $50, Hobart 3-"s'
YoSNG Y.f % 5,;5Al NAN TO SHARE 2-RooM AFT APT;
Tfh s6fh snoIhsF $40 mo WG i1c! snaa meas f
$50 TENNESSEE AVE, Ne: LARGE
cluded Lincoln o05l
sUBLET a-RooM DIN FURN APT;
Adults Buckineham Village. 8 50.
adults: s4756 mo 5.'''''N N'' ''''N' IL
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. 2oth
and F StS. w-FireDrOof A. A A one
E9an E9am day M dPe's sa SetE qy bah mo6b Of
Fr;gldsige: full service: nicely furnished
porch. <, b. incl gas, elec. The Buchanan
Apis. 1926 18th st. NV. GE. 1883 ewes.
sUBLET SEVERAL MONTHS, COMPLETE
| Iy furnished apartment > rms, kit, bath.
Highest location in city Emerson 1886.
SUBLET 3 TO 6 MOS 9 RMS. BATH
KIT. dlnette; utilities and sec. service incl.
Exposure south. Refs. Ant. "O5, 200 que
st. NV. 10 a. m. TO pm.
laos ,GTRARD ST ,N.W.-BEAUTIFULL
furnished e NJ 2-Toom apt; IS and $40. Apply
1920 HARVARD ST. NV ROOM,
Kit. screened porch, semi-private bath;
Frigidaire. $40 wk. See janitor in basement.
CONGENIAL YOUNG LADY SHARE J.
room and kitchen studio apt: completely
furn., clean. quiet; $50. 1863 P ST. NV.
? RMS. KIT AND BATH. SWEDISH
moderne furniture Sublet As mos Call
at Apt. 80 or see mgr, 3314 Mt. Pleasant
st.
sUBLET FURN BED-LIVING ROOM.
kitchenette, bath; gas, cleo included: S55.
| person preferred. Apt. 304 South, 1920
18th st. NV.
COLUMBIA RD. NEAR 18th ST.-PLEAs-
ant front bed-living room, kitchen. private
including gas and elec. AID. 0060.
51l B ST Sc
See our nicely furn. l room. large kitch-
en- and semi-prlyate bath: 81 per week.
JOS A. HERBERT SONS.
SIS East Capitol St. Lincoln 0l29.
SHoREHAM HOTEL.
suite y rn mo bedrm: M batRs ReSudu:s CO. s19S' !Sfn
MODERN-S35.
Visit our 1-room kitchen, bath; newly
Janltor or res. manager. Apt. 2o5. Cor
ner 1900 Wis ave. NV
1852 HALL PL. NV.
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DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR

The reception hall in this UNIQUE homs
Is "A Il. wide and is undoubt edy the most
dollar-for-dollar value in a close-in, highly
restrlcted. residential area in Washington
The large den with y bath is to the left
OF the center hall entrance The low
cuStom-bullt mantel and deep fireplace IN
the AFT living room will surely appeal
to YOU as Will the large attractive dining
room the huge rear deck yeranda lover
the 2Icar attached earase) is accessible
through one Of the three full-sized bed
OF he panelled recreation room You
must see this unusually attractive home
Just BENG completed on a large lot within
a very short walking distance from direct
downtown tranSportat ton and priced al
less than $4,000 Call Mr. Shearer Ho.
baTi 4a42 with ] WESLEY BUCHANAN
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$500 LESS

Than orieinal cost months aso. Truly
here is one OF those rare barEalnS Excel
lent NV location. With Transportation y
block. THIS lovely home contains larGs
living room, dining room, Kitchen With
special equipment and paneled den with
2 haFh on 1st floor. 2 large bedrooms
,each takes twin beds and = Tiled baths,
bullt-:n and the house Is heated with oil
bNTner- The grounds comprise more than
= acre Of beautiful trees and a winding
brook This can only be shown by ap-
polnment Please cal, Mr. Giles Mich.
igan 5000 with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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Ills STRATFORD RD. - DETACHED
brick: slate roof e rooms 2l7 baths. oil
heat. S15 month Beautiful location. near
schools. churches and shopping center
". ERNEST OFFUTT, 1919 18th 81. NV
RE. 3l6l. WO 200
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Broom and Bath-S5,65O.
All masonry ful! basement. auto.
gas conditioned heat. on a nice lot,
IN Bethesda; $3.50 cash, balance
like rent Call at once
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
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1919 r ST NV. Apt IO3-Sublet attr
studio room, large kitchen; good transp.;
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S6,45O.
1201 CONGRESS ST Sc

OPEN l. TO Q DAILY
New. SemI-detached brick. containing
extra large rooms. porch, deep fenced lot.
ar-condiIOned Don't fail 10 inspect thess
homes where you receive better quality
and more house
To reach: Over 11th s. Bride Sc. ou.
Nichols ave. to labama ave. left on Ala
ave 70 llth pl. See our sign
WM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
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%o6 V ST NE-FRsT FLOOR OF TWO
family house. = large rooms bath porch.
hewly renovated SO 50: omen
lnl7 K ST NM ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. e3i 80 Apply F. NJ. PRATT
co MA $3.50
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CAN YOU BEAT IT?

rooms. house located on large corner
lot 1JOxl50. in one of the incest sections
OF Woodslde or Forest Glen Beautiful
paintings Of all kinds, including rock
garden. lear garage: $500 small down
payment balance less than rent. Call
z r SDEAR- INC WI Ills
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1915 INGOMAR PL. NV,
CHEVY CHASE d C.

New home. 3 rooms, baths, recTeatl0n
room; occupied only 3 months: was priced
S11 $50; will sell for $1,000 less or accept
$500 cash down, balance like rent or small
house in trade as down payment. Open
and lighted daily to pm. LESLIE D.
MEASELL WO ABB 1927 Eye st
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YOU'LL NEVER FIND BETTER
USE FOR S3OO

Than to start owning your own home IN
Brightvood. close to transportation, schools
and stores: br. and bath, inclosed
porches and garage: gas hot-Water heat:
your rent will figure $3.50 per month
To inspect this home phone Mr.. Nyce, DI,
60a2 with VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON. In.
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A GOOD BUY IN SILVER SPRING
A Hve-room BUNGALOW adloining besu:i- .
III! SH2o PARK only > years old and n
exc llen- condition, AL modern through-
out. CONTerinN' 10 stores, churches
schools and transportation Can be
bought on very easy terms Price. - $50
10 inspect call Mr.. Leacho SH 499S-R or
SH 500 WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI .
}346. l.,4 14th 81. n "
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z BEDROOMS.

An attractive brick home about q years
old. situated . blocks west of Conn ave
in one of the city's finest and most con-
genient locations. This home is distinctive
In every detail and has unusual room
arrangement, which includes 3 bedrooms
library or bedroom. . baths, 1st-floor
lavatory, recreation room, maids Quarters
and bath. Owner means to sell and has
ttHs. re- rsaucsa Price IEor details call Mr..
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. l4ii.
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UdlH' DECK porch, OF burner: newly dec.
GRATED: S42 80. National 1870.
90 FARRAGUT PL NV RMS, q
Kit. with dinette. laundry facilities: new
condition: So so. incl utilities; adult gem
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WESTGATE,
IDEAL FOR PHYSICIAN.

Near 10th and T nv-Large corner
or 1st floor. bedrooms, 3I2 baths: excel
lent condition; S24 500; could be used as
schooL ORGANIZATION: fraternity house, etc.
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RFTHESDA

Wooded lot: beautiful random width
floors, paneed boys room. 3 bedrooms;
quiet street; reasonable price and terms.
Call Mr.. Smith
ALLIED REALTY CORP,
$500 Wis Ave WI 664q
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STUART HALL,

11O4 18th ST NV AT R-MI. $500.
FORMERLY BEAUTIFUL HUNGARIAN
LEGATION
Consult Those Who Live Here. $3.50 Up,
1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Triple, phone in room, walk to work; Sc
lectlve menus. S35. See this unusual room.
1401 18th ST. NV.
Large room with fireplace. for 3 or 4
Also double. New FURNISHINGS Phone
RUNNING water selective menus: reaS.
BELMONT GARDENS.
Formerly Italian Embassy: 100 rooms
switchboard music room. ping-pong tray
service: elevator and manv other luxuries
For minimum price. Rooms from s45
Singles with private bath. Ss5, including
meals. 1859 r st NV.
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1927 EYE ST. NV.
ROOMS FURN. & UNFURk.

So" A ST NE.-Master bedrm. 1st f.,
front heat and light furn. Available Feb
/ refs.
ROOM in or apt, connecting b.. break
fast priv. Will rent to young woman fuTn.
or unfurn. 2O13 New Hampshire ave. NV.
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PETWORTH.

WEBSTER ST.
2-story det tached home. side-haN en-
trance with large rooms bath, oil hot
water heat fireplace, maids room, elec |
refs. . detached garages, large ward LOT
35xl65. Price, $3.50; Al condition; bv
appointment. Mr. Bedell, co. $685.. |
WAPLE { JAMES. INC, DI. 3346.
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HOUSES NEAR BENNING

NI" DN1Sh F1OOSE5 NEAR BENNlNG
ro. ana Minnesota aVe.-h rooms and tile
bath with shower. air-conditioned oil heat:
fenced-in back yard: kitchen equipped
with built-ln cabinets and modern gas
range; $50 and up. Shown by appoint
ment only. Weekdays 9-5 pm. Phone
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., ONE BLOCK CON-
necticut ave- large bedrooms, = baths.
siassed-ia sleeplns porch. 10 be decorated
70 sun tenant: unusual value LESLIE D
MEASELI- MO 4133- 10. Eve
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A REAL Buy

5-room bungalow, full basement attic.
h " h. open fireplace. porch. garage; on A
lot 30 by approximately 175. This IS not
new home. but an excellent buv Price less
han $4,000; Call F. r. SPEAR, INC,
Wisconsin ol0S
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LEGATION ST. NV.
bedroomsl: baths. cozy fireplace Vene
$3.50. terms Cali til Q pm. LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN e. CO., NE. $500
S13,950-NEAR WOODROW WILSON
HIGH SCHOOL.
A sturdy new center-hall brick home. 3
bedrooms % for twin bedSl, > baths, den
and st-foor lavatory: beautifully equipped
kit. incl. breakfast alcove: many built-in
features and added conveniences; daylight
cellar; air-conditioned by oil: built-in
garage; Ideal family location; public and
parochial schools transport atlon and shop
ping center all within min. walk.
THOS. j. FISHER e. CO, INC.
Ewes. Call Mr. Matthews HO. 1925.
13S 18th ST DI $3.50
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EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE APT. 3
rooms. baths. porch: l block from car
and bus. $50 Mintwood pl. NV, Apt 81.
Adams 1902 for appointment.
go HAMILTON. ST. NW-MODERN, lst
H., bedrm.. liv. rm., bath, kit, scr.
porch. front and rear entr yard; heat.
hot water, refe.; parking; S4S. GE. 3271.
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CHEVY CHASE. D C. ONE BLK CONN
ave-NeW brick home large living, dining
rooms, modern kitchen. 2 bedrooms .
beautiful tile baths large recreation
room. LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO 4733
1Jo1 Fye g
Evening star., 1941-01-24

OWNER LEAVING CITY - BEAUTIFUL
SITS. IL rms, 3 baths, oil burner; insu-
lated; gear BRICK sarage. Colonial front
porch, full basement with bath priced very
reasonable. including furniture. Can be
inspected by Appointment
interstate BANKERS CORP.
WOODWARD BLDG. RE q $50. MR DRAIN
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MT. PLEASANT.

-, JuSl Jll IbIN anu Col. Rd.
Where churches. schools, stores and trans |
portation are at hand, there is a 3-story |
brick home consisting of rooms, 5 bed !
rooms, baths. oil hot-water heat, recre-
alton room. This home has been given
the greatest Of care. Top floor now rented !
S45 mo. Too much house for present |
owner, will make wonderful rooming house. |
Shown by appointment Call Mr. Bedell |
co. 1885 or WAPLE g. JAMES, INC, DI. |
3346.
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Sc. e5O-oNE SQUARE FROM ST. GA
BRIEL'S SCHOOL, convenient to
stores and churches. Three-room- deep
type brick. containing six rooms and
bath front porch. > inclosed rear
porches, automatic hot-water heat;
brick garage
SO 45O-NEW DETACHED BRICK IN 18th
ST. HEIGHTS-Center-ent plan,
six rooms. bath. FIRST-FLOOR Law
ATORY. aforementioned oil heat slate
roof. insulated furred walls modern
kitchen. Two sold before completion
real value
Sl4a5O = DETACHED FOUR BEDROOM
HOME. on beautiful lot so it, wide.
with many trees. in Rollingwood. Nd.
Stone and brick construction. center
hall plan. TWO BATHS, screened porch
oil heat. maids room and bath. attic.
fireplace. attached garage Owner
ordered to active service has priced
to sell Immediately
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV National 2345
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
P0OAS WANTED
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

NICE FRONT ROOM, next to BATH near
Buckingham in Va. Private home of two
adults: gentleman pref. CHI. 50S6.
FURNISHED first floor and one second
story bedroom: or two second-story rooms;
near transportation; NV, Md. Box 2s7-G,
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1927 JACKSON ST NE-3 ROOMS PRI-
yate bath, clean and comfortably furnished
for Ink Reasonable. HO. 2617.
KALORANA APTs.. 1905 18th ST NV
Newly dec. Groom apt, adj. tiled bath.
Evening star., 1941-01-24

BEDROOM-LAVATOR FLOOR.
House l year old; half block from bus 3
other bedrooms; oil burner built-in garage
Owner has given us instructions 10 sell
Qulckly-so offer Will be considered
TEOS. z FARRELL CO. Realtors,
1rl 1Ufif
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DETACHED HOME. l YEAR OLD 3I73
Westover drive Sc. off 3lst and Penna-
b rooms, > baths, recreation room. . hre-
places, porch, built-in garage. refrigera-
ton, N an exclusive nelghborhood SIS
mo Call Atlantic o1DQ
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1916 R ST. sE-5-ROOM APT. . BED
rooms, hynP room. kitchen. dining room
porches large yard: heat and hot water
Turn; IN new 2-family det. house.
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BETHESDA, MD RMS. J BATH BRICK
and frame. bulir IN J a3a ! = acre. al
clear. SS.5NO WI 5000 EveS. WI 2144

| 1l3 TENNESSEE AVE NE. AT LINCOLN
| Park-Recordltioned Ike new. ( bedrooms.
> baths, new heating plan' and OF burner.
can Use for :! families PeaSouab!e price,
| terms to SUIT. Cal! OWNER. AT 9tU3
| CONCR RESSNFN. ARMY NAVY OFFICERS
Cleveland PaTk-a rms. ? baths sleep
porch SUPER CONSTRUCTION: SPACIOUS
| lv rn1 insulated oil heat 9-car garage
SWIMMING POOL. OWNER. CH 1900
! Et.a
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6sO5 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
2 rooms. din kit bath refg. $50 100
INTERNATIONAL BANK. District Os64
115 N Y AVE. NV.
4 rooms. kitchen. bath and rear
porch $50 90
VIM. H HUTCHINSON,
2n4 McGill Bldg MA 54o-
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BFI,MONT Gardens
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

RETIRED LADY. room with private bat
3 meals S45. Box 265-G. Star
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Close in-1553 10th ST. north-New
s-familv house; complete apt. on both
bath each: S55 and So 50, including ali
utilities j c. WELDON CO ME- 30l
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MODERN GROOM APT. SPLENDID 1o
cation, conVt- trans, stores. Churches
school avail. Feb. 1st. Call WO 1885
? ROOMS. KITCHEN, DINETTE. BATH.
neat. h.W- refs. $40 mo. 1906 Gales
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Jenera

Charles Steinman returned home
Friday after a two weeks stay in
Lima.
Homer. Reedekand family of Lima
spent Sunday afternoon at this place.
Andy Hull of Louisville, Kentucky,
returned home Monday, after spend
ing several days with friends here.
d. E. Hull and daughter of Cleve-
land who have spent the past week
here will return home Wednesday.
Clara Hull will accompany them
home for an indefinite stay.
Jackson Thomas is confined to his
bed with sickness.
Crist Essinger of northeast of
town has bought the Charlie Gehrisch
property and Farley Smith has pur-
chased the Carl Traucht property.
Gehrisch and Traucht have bought
property in Arlington and will move
in the near future. Mr.. McCann
moved from the Crist property to
Dunkirk.
Mrs. Dan Hull formerly of this
place but who has resided in Cleve-
land the past few years passed away
at her home. Funeral services were
held here at the St. Trinity church
Wednesday afternoon, burial in the
st. Paul cemetery.
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Sharp Rise In Hog
Market To $3.50 Top

Hog prices, the ugly duckling of
farm markets since last summer,
perked up the past week and We'd
nesday morning were bringing top
of $3.50 at the Bluffton yards.
Quotations the past summer and
fall have ranged largely between $5
and S6.
Wednesday mornings top repre-
sents steady rise in the market of
about 30 cents daily since last week.
Top prices were paid for weights be-
tween 160 and 240 pounds.
The spring hog crop is practically
exhausted and the fall hogs are not
ready yet for the market. The scar
city of hogs in this interval between
the spring and fall production is
usually reflected in the market prices,
local stockmen stated.
In addition there is an unusually
heavy demand this season for lard.
Together with the general improve
ment in economic conditions, market
prices have responded to the in
creased demand.
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ElrOse

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nonnamaker
and sons Harold and Dean spent
Sunday at the Ami Nonnamaker
home.
A play given by members of the
Rawson U. B. Church, Pleasant
View and Olive Branch will be given
at the Rawson Church January 26 in
the evening.
Union prayer services at Bethesda
Thursday evening.
Communion services at Olive
Branch, Sunday morning.
The c. f. society of Olive Branch
have been invited to the parsonage in
Rawson Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Steinman of Bluffton
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
A. j. Nonnamaker and Mrs. Anna
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BIuffton College Notes

Rev. John Theissen spoke at the
Bluffton College chapel service on the
"Mennonites of Canada" last Thursday
morning. He has just returned from
an extensive tour of all the Canadian
Provinces where he gave illustrated
lectures in most of the Canadian Men
MONTE churches.
He pointed out to the students some
of the problems that exist in these
communities. For example, German
is used exclusively in the churches,
but the younger generation who at
tend school speak only English, and
hence they do not derive any benefit
from the church services. This stu
alton causes quite a number of young
people to drift away from the Men
MONTE church.
Added to this, is the problem of
! poverty which is resultant of numer-
Gus crop failures and the burden of
debt which the Russian immigrant
Mennonites have, due to the expense
of leaving Russia and rehabilitating
themselves on this continent. Then,
the fact that these settlements are so
scattered makes cooperation difficult.
In conclusion Rev. Theissen sug-
gested that several Bluffton college
students volunteer through the Men
monte Mission Board to go to Can
| ada during the summer and teach
language and assist in young peoples
work in diffrent communities.
A series of Monday evening Bible
Study classes began on Monday at
the Ebenezer Mennonite church,
These meetings are conducted for the
benefit of Sunday school and church
workers and include comprehensive
Bible study as we'll as study of meth
ods. Rev. A. c. Schultz, head of the
Bible department of Bluffton college
is conducting this group which is to
be continued for approximately five
months.
Faculty women and faculty wives
of Bluffton college were entertained
by the college Y. w. C. A. at tea last
Wednesday evening, in Ropp hall lob.
by. They were favored by an xylo.
phone solo by Barbara Jean Triplett
a piano solo by Ruth Zuiderhoeh, anc
a reading by Julia Culp. Francis
Jones and Julia Culp were charge Of
the affair.
Members of the BIuffton college
faculty and student body visited il
the home of Professor and Mrs. Rus
sell A. Lantz, Sunday afternoon. TIL,
home was opened for inspection from
/ to p. m.
The Bluffton College Vesper Choi
presented a concert of sacred musi
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NEWS OUR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF FEBRUARY ), 1914

The Economy Store, under the
management of Menno Bixel for sew
eral years, was purchased by Fred
Gratz, of Pandora. Mr.. Gratz is an
experienced merchant.
NJ. NJ. Bogart purchased the d. S.
Flick residence on Main street. Mr..
Flick will get possession of the
Bogart home on Lawn avenue
through the deal.
David Basinger bought the Bessire
five acres on Elm street, for 81 900.
Preceding the regular Bible lecture
by DR.. Palmer at the First Men
MONTE church last Thursday evening,
DR.. S. K. Mosiman, president of
Bluffton college, exhibited on the
rostrum a plat of the grounds and
portraits of two new buildings to be
erected next summer. The present
plan is to erect six buildings, in
cluding a heating plant. The two
buildings to be erected next summer
are science hall and ladies dormi-
tory. The former will cost $4,000
and the latter $4,000. Other build
ings planned include a mems dormi-
tory, theological building, library,
a gymnasium and an assembly hall.
The glove factory is closed and
some of the goods are moved out of
the room. The machines are to re-
main for the present, however, and
the report is that the factory is to
be opened again later.
Vocation day was observed at the
Presbyterian Sunday school, Sunday,
and II scholars were presented with
handsome Bibles for not being
absent during the year, unless sick.
They were Ruth Bundy, Beulah
Temple, Mercy Townsend, Lettie
DreitzIer, VioIetta Thompson, Eloise
Alspach, Robert Hughson, Thomas
Donahue, Ebert and Roland Kibele,
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STOCK SALES
a. Il.

Service bulls delivered any time.
Also male hogs. C. N. Long & Son,
phone Ada Red 1860. If
Wanted-Unlimited amount of fat
cattle connected with Eastern order
buyer. Call N. P. Steiner, Bluffton
phone 582-R. If
For sale-Pure bred Guernsey bull
calf 6 months old, we'll bred. E. r.
Hilty, Pandora. Phone 48-C. 38
For sale-Pair mares, wagon and
harness; also fodder. Hod Mann,
mile south and Al miles east of
town. 38
For sale-30 shoats, avg. 10 lbs.
G. c. Montgomery, 5 miles east of
Bluffton on Route 103.
For sale-60 good feeding shoats.
Cyrus Burkholder, y mile esat and l
mile south of Beaverdam.
For sale-Young Shorthorn bull.
John A. Diller, Bluffton phone.
For sale-Pure bred Duroc boar;
also 10 shoats avg. 140 to f50 lbs. w.
S. King, Mt. Cory.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-01-16

Koontz.
Influenza is quite prevalent in this
part of the state.
Callers at the C. w. Klingler
home the past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Krisbaum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Montgomery, sons Robert
and Donivan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Montgomery, daughters Wanda,
Judith and Rosemary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Marquart and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Koontz, Joan
Battles.
The Y. P. M. c. Of Bethesda met
with Miss Bessie Arnold Friday
evening.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-01-16
EBENEZER MENNONITE
p. A. Kliewer, Pastor


THURSDAY:
Teachers meeting 7;45 p. m.
Mixed Chorus Rehearsal $3.50 p. m.
SUNDAY:
Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
Sermon 1920 a. m. "The Unpar-
donable Sim"
At 2:30 p. m. the Bible Lecture
Series begins, with DR.. NJ. r. De-
Haan as speaker.
2:30 p. m. "The Days of Noah
Repeated"
7:45 p. m. "The Doom of Russia
and the End of the Age"
Monday 7:45 p. m. "The Transla-
ton of the Church"
Tuesday 7:45 p. m. "The Jew in
Prophecy"
Wednesday 7:45 p. m. 'The Second
Coming of Christ
"Men do not reject the Bible be-
cause it Contradicts Itself but Be-
cause it Contradicts hem."-Wendell
P. Loveless.