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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-25
Civilian Defense Group
Names Ii Com. Heads

Continued from page j
past commander of the Legion, will
act as executive director.
Chairmen of the IA committees
that will serve the community in
clude:
Public Utilities-John Swisher.
Welfare and Housing-Mrs. w. E.
Diller.
Department of Health-Dr. Mum
son Bixel.
Department of Education-Supt.
A. J. B. Longsdorf.
Public Safety-Millen Geiger.
Police-Lee Coon.
Fire-Guy Corson. ~
Consumers-Edna Ramseyer. /
Agriculture-Quinten Burkholder.
Rural Representation-Harry F.
Barnes.
Industry-Cleon and Norman
Triplett.
Public Relations-C. Henry Smith.
Transportation-Joh Carder.
Volunteer Participation-Mrs. J.
S. Steiner.
Committees will be named to as
sist the chairmen in each group, and
more detailed plans will be worked
out within the next few days, Mayor
Howe said.
Legion representatives who have
been working with the mayor in
mapping civilian defense needs are
Clair Fett, Gilbert Fett, Frenas
Hermann, Arthur Amstutz, Ralph
Stearns and Charles Hilty.
Tire rationing also will come
under the direction of the Bluffton
Civilian Defense council, and COM
mittee to handle that procedure will
be organized soon. The committee
will be the only authorized unit to
ration tires for the community, and
new tires can be obtained only thru
that procedure, it was pointed out.
Volunteer enrolment of Bluffton
citizens for civilian defense services
will be launched soon under the di-
rection of the local council.
In canvassing the town for volun-
teers, Bluffton Boy Scouts will assist
in passing out and collecting ques-
tionnaires.
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ROckpOrt


near Lafayette were Wednesday din
ner guests in the Glen Huber home
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Campbell spent
Tuesday in Columbus with theil
daughter Elizabeth, a student al
O.S.U.
A pot luck supper was held at the
Presbyterian church one evening
last week as a farewell to the pastor
Rev. Charles Armentrout and family
who left Friday for their new home
in Indianapolis.
The missionary society of the M
E. church held party at the church
Monday evening of last week al
which time a brief program was
given, gifts were exchanged anc
Mystery Sisters" of the past yea,
revealed and new ones drawn fo,
the coming year.
Robert Marshall was in Findlav
Sunday where he assisted as futist
for the rendition of the Messiah
which was presented Sunday after.
noon. He was accompanied to Find.
lay by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. C. Marshall.
Mrs. Cora Jaeger was guest
when Mrs. Ben Kidd was hostess tc
the Profit and Pleasure Club last
Wednesday afternoon. During the
business session, plans were made
for the annual party to be held al
the cafeteria in Columbus Grove
II. 5. in January. Mesdames w. E
and f. c. Marshall were appointed
as delegates to the annual meeting
of Farm Women's Federated Clubs
to be held in Columbus during
Farmers Week which will be held
on the University campus the last
week of January.
announcement was made the frs,
of the week of the approaching
marriage of Miss Rosamond Pugh
OF Beaverdam to Ralph, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Marshall of this
community which will take place in
the Beaverdam nj. E. Church Sun
day at noon. Miss Pugh has been
employed by the City Loan Co. of
Lima and Mr.. Marshall is a student
at Ohio State university.
Rev. Donaldson of Delta will be
in charge of services at the Presby-
terian church Sunday morning.
Miss Madeline Bixel of Rittman
arrived here Sunday afternoon to
spend the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. F. c. Marshall and other rel
atives in the community.
Herbert Marshall, Jr., who has
been working in the Agriculture
Dept. of Ohio State University
since his graduation last June, re-
Gently accepted a position with Farm
Management where his father has
been employed for a number of
years.
The Christmas Cantata "The Song
OF Good Tidings" presented in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
by the Beaverdam H. S. Chorus was
well received by large and ap-
preciative audience. Miss Rita Han
kish of Bluffton was the director.
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the home team held a II to 10 ad-
vantage at the first quarter. Bluff
ton was also leading at halftime, 81
to IL, and at the close of the third
quarter, the score was 48 to IT.
Impressive scoring totals were
turned in by four Bluffton regulars,
with Beidler topping them all with
10 points. Russ Gratz had II, and
Rich Gratz and Howe each made
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Boy Scout Notes
TROOP 56
Bv Robert Stratton

Sales tax stamps were counted
over the week end by group of
scouts and were properly tabulated
and sent to Columbus.
The Court of Honor at Lima Mon
day was attended by Don Augsburg
er, Bill Mericle, Charles Triplehorn
and Robert Stratton.
Troop SO will attend the installa-
ton services of Troop 81 next Mon
day night.
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Popular Names

Charles, Edward, George, Henry,
John, Joseph, James, Robert, Thorn
as, and William are the 10 most
popular male names in America.
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Don't forget to look at your yellow
label, if it reads Jan. 1912, your sub
scription is now due for next year.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

lantera, en- asientoS muelles, y
81 segundo por los dos hombres,
que caminaban a pie junto al ca
ballo.
Los perrOs iban y venian sin
cesar deSde Ia vanguardia hasta
Ell final de la caravana, dando
cabriolas y ladrando alegremen-
te.
Tony sc dispuso a ejecutar su
plan, ell maravilloso plan infali-
BILE concebido 81 dia anterior y
de cuyo exito estaba SECURE pOr
anticipate.
En- VOC baja, recOmend6 a
Dick y a Ketty:
-PrOcuremos alejarHos TODD
10 possible del resto de la trNp,
iestamos?
ICON Ell CAIRO?
-Claro es.
=IY no seria mejor que las
ninas subieran a bOrdo?-pre-
gunt6 graciosamenbe Colasillo,
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

Las ninas subiran O bOrdO
despues- contesb6, sonriendo,
Tony Ahora, aligeremos to-
dos el paso, Y demos prisa a
Nueva York y a la bWrrerfG.
ASH Sc hizo,
FL tartanuco avangaiba cada
Vez mas ligero, pues Dick y To
ny, colocados cada uno a un la
do de las varas, hostigaban sin
cesar a las caballerias, largan-
doles silenciosos trallazos.
U~ltimamente, cast tenian que
correr los nihos, a causa de IA
velocidad con que los animaleS
arrastraban Ell carruaje, llevan.
dolo POGO menos que en- volan-
das.
Satisfechos de la vida, entire
gados al dulce placer de sabo-
rear unos delgados ~cigarrillos y
de empinar el codo de vez ep
cuando, eogiendo la bOta que
llenaran la noche anterior en- el
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

neblina sobre los campos de Sc
mentera y sObre los bosquecillos
que bordeaban Ell canine.
CEl tartanuco de los pequehos
artistas Sc habia alejado va va
RIGS centenares de metros d,l
resto de la caravana.
Esto no era extrano.
A menudo, en- los largos via
jes, los ninos fustigaban o ami
maban al caballeio y los burri-
tos, que emprendia una rapida
carrera, mientras sus amitos, si-
guiendol,s, Sc Librarian del frio.
Asf es que nj Cogorza nj el
Chepa, y mucho menos las d.
mas, Sc sorprendieron de que el
tartanUco de Ia piojerta forma-
Sc, aha muy lejos, en- Ell Unite
dsl horizonte, donde ell canine
ae esfumaba, I'm punto diminuto
y cast invisible.
iva lie alcanzarfan!
Madame Renard, en- perfecta
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
lose Luis acost6a Red Buman en- 81 So. asalto
Combati6 habil y valientemente ell
ahiiado de Jack Dempsey

La derrota fue la primera de
bajo la cuenta de 10
segundos, en- 81 encuentros pro-
fesionales.
Degpu6s del combate jose Luis
elogi6 a Burman y dijo que era
ell primer hombre, despues de la
pelea con Galanto, que verdade-
ramente lie habia atacado en- fir
me y con Ell anhelo de triunfar.
El derrotado manifesto que
no Sc habia sentido lastimado
hasta Ell quinto asalto.
Luis tenia una ventaja, en- el
peso, de 1412 libras, 20212 con-
ira 1873.
Sic recaudaron en- las taqui-
Has, segGn ell empresario Mike
Jacobs, $62, 1899.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
LOS TERRIERS DERROTA-
RON A LOS TIGRES e
INSTITUTE ANDRES JACK
SON

Anoche, en- Jacksonville, a
uuinteto de basketball" del ms
tituto Hillsbrough derrot6 a los
j6venes del Andrew Jackson lla-
mados los Tigres, con anotaci6n
de 38 contra 20.
Hoy los Terriers jugaran CON
los basketbolistas del Robert E,
Lee, conocidos como los Gene
rales.
Dude fue Ell encuentro entire
los tampenos y los muchachos
de esa ciudad.
Jugaron por los Terriers, Fue
yo, Wilson, Greco, Moore, Buck
ner, Robes y Harvill. Por los
Tigres, Sachs, Minis, Bates,
Culveyhouse, Bishop, Hughes,
Schemer, johnson y Horne.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

New York, Feb. 19-Ante 10,
900 personals, en la Madison
Square Garden, el campe6n Jo-
sc Luis defendi6 su corona y pu-
80 a dormir, en- Ell quinto asalto,
a SUI fuerte adversario, Red Bur
man, de Baltimore, ahijado del
excampe6n Jack D.mpsey.
Ell arbitro frankie Pullman
10 hizo la cuenta a Burman, a los
2 minutes y 20 segurldos del
uuinto, luego de que ell ensan-
grentado retador lie habia hecho
caer a la Iona con una derecha al
est6mago, seguida, cuando GAIA,
de un gancho de ~izquierda a la
cabeza.
Cuando ell vencido sc arras-
traba hacia su ~esquina, ell publ
co, en- simpatia con FL, por su va
lentia y resistencia, lie tribute
una calurosa ovaci6n. Burman
enia aver el coraz6n de Demp-
1ey, pero lie faltaba la habilidad
iel Manassa Mauler.
De los cinco asaltos, el reta-
dor solo gan6 ell tercero, cuando
Luis resbal6 en- su esquina, des-
pues de perder I'm golpe, y cay6
a la Iona, quedandole la mitad
del cuerpo entire las sogas,
Luis hizo honor a los expertos
y prob6 q. Sc hallaba en- mejores
condolences q. la nOche de 81 pc
lea con All Mccoy, en- Boston. Al
comienzo de cada asalto Burman
tomaba la ofensiva, encogido, y
Jose Luis no parecia "agrade-
Ger" los golpes por Ell cuerpo.
Sufri6 Ell campe6n una ligera
merida bajo Ell ojo derecho, en- el
Iprimer a~salto, siendo la prime
ra cortada recibida por 81 en- az
peleas PROFESSIONALS. Burman su
fri6 una herida igual en- Ell Sc
gundo. En- ell cuarto Ell pelirro-
jo sangraba de la nariz y en- Ell
quinto recibi6 una cortada en- ell
ojo izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
EN- LA PISTA DE GAUGOS
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

La octava carrera de anO-
che, con una distancia de 3/S de
milla, fue canada por Dancing
Hornet, ell gran favorito. Mil
more Kate finaliz6 en- segundo
Iugar y Jealous Jean en- tercero.
Los boietos del vencedor Sc abo-
naron a $40, $3.50 $S.4O,
Conquistaron la victoria en- ia
apuesta doble, JoesA y Kilmore,
con una recompensa para los a.
postadores que acertaron DE
$184.2O.
TOdo 10 que prOduzcan las dos
f%unciones de hoy, en- las taqui-
Has, por concepto de entradaS,
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
DEPORTES
LAS CARRERAS DEL MAR
TIES EN- LA FERIA

Eli administrator de la Feria
P. T. Strieder, nombro aver los
oficiales que actuaran en- las ca
rreras del martes A, dia de la a.
pertura.
Actuaran como jueces los Sres.
Jim Pickard, Frank W7n4heIl,
Earl Newberry y Lee Warner.
Tendran a SUI cargo la cuenta
del tempo, en- calidad de crono-
metristas. Pete Norton, joey
Railey, Ed Ray y Byron Ho!l-
ingsworth.
Entire los automovilistas ms
criptos figuran varios de los me-
jores en- TODD ell pals.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
v A Pc
LEAR Ell N

Sarasota, Feb. Jimmy
Finley, Ell empresario local, a.
nunci6 que Ell lunes pelearan en-
esta ciudad Domingo Torres, Ell
cubano, y Jimmy Maddox, ell in
do de Oklahoma. Sera I'm match
a 10 asaltos.
Buddy Rose tendra de contra
rio, en- otro match a 10 asaltos,
a Cranston Stanley, de Virgil
MIA. Tiger Burns de Memphis,
Sc batira con Harry Chapman,
de Ohio.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
Ell es~pectaeulo d~esvergonzado de
anoche en- Benjamin Field
Uno de los segundos de Young ataco a Torres

por varias personas de buena vo
,Urt2i.
Young inici6 la "tac,.ca' su-
ia y Raymond lie smcnest6.
De pues Torres :e cray6 en- Ell
.aso de imitarle y Sc "sc,t6 ell
loco"
La d:scalificacitn de Torres
fua injusta, por cuanto las pri-
msras "villanias' Sc utjlizaron
gor Young.
Por la parte que nos toca, cree
mos que la empresa, por sus com
i5inaciones, o aparentes combina
clones de POGO merito, es la uni
a responsible per el :candali-
to-.
Hqce falta no una Ccmislon
sometida a la empresa, sino una
empresa dominada, l5galmente,
por la COmisi6n,
Esa clase de "pimienta,' CO.
mo la derram&da anoche por IL
70 de les padrincs d. Young, ale
ia al pGblico y de prestigia Ell
pugilismo,
Frankie Thomas venci6 a jim
my Maddox; Pete Filippi supe-
re a Ed Portugal y Ciclon Diaz
vapule6 a Richard Brokaw,
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

ana de casa que supiera admit
nlstrar convenientemente los
bienss de la compahia, elltr6 un
instante EN- ell carbonate y sac6
una costa de where's.
En- seguida, llam6, bajando un
lnstante al canine y dando dos
palmadaS:
- Eth, genie, a almorzar -
Aire!
Los hombres, que hablaban
de sus asuntos, comentando en-
trs ohistes y palaibrotas gruesas
Ell exito de las Gltimas funciones
De lie Hondonada, levantaron la
cabeza.
va amos !-lcontest6 Co
gorza.
Sc aeercaron al primer fur
gcn' cuyo csbal.o habian deteni-
do las sehoras.
La Chato, entire dos TRACES de
VINO les entrsg6 a cada uno me-
dio pan de a kilo y dos chorizos
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MuIsiOR

ing highest grade lockwood reo
scte for penetration, Genuine Cal
ifornia zig syrup gives Mentlo-
Muls;or . taste the whole family
viii like. It clings to tie mem-
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better, An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces>
sory for human welfare, but dout
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion ia
90 inexpensive and easy co obtain
M.ntho-M ul5ion il endorsed By
your neighbors and gus ranteed ~
Loading druggists svervwherH -sdv-
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

aplazar, para una semana des-
pu&s de febrsro 81, la fecha Sc
nalada, el combate entire Lew
jenkins, Ell tejano campe6n de
las 135 libras, y Lou Ambers, Ell
excampe6n de la misma catego-
ria.
Ambers tiene infectadO un pie
y ell m5dico le ha r~acomendado
deScanso.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

Con la mayor 'frescura', a.
noche, en- la arena de las pe]aas
"ridlculas" y los atrcpellos jul
diciales", uno de los segundos
de Lefty Young atac6 al cubano
Domingo Torres, alegando que
este lie habia pegado bajo a su re
presentado, y Sc cambiaron nu-
merosos puhetazos, para 'sonro
jo' de la comisi6n, de la EMPIRE
sa y los sncargaldos del ordea,
entire los espectadores, apostado
res, p~artidarios y ezcandalosos.
Los dos pGgiles Sc haibian Pc
gado pufetazos ilega.es, quiza
para amman un programa infi-
mo, cuando un a~yudante do
Young, a quien la Comision de-
bEsra castlgar por su entrometl-
miento, prohibiendole para STEM
pre subir al cuadrilatero local,
resoEvi6 hacer ia pelea de dos pa
ra uno, pegandole a Torres,
Cuando este injividuo realiz6
su acto de aggression yda falta de
respeto para Ell pdbiico, los ami
,gos de Torres entraron en- ac-
ci6n y sc cambiaron muchos pu-
netazos.
FL detective Yates consigu6
restablecer lei orden, ayudando
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

A cold cough seriously endangers
YOU, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
han all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-M ulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today, II Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughll%
Immediately and ge', you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tried, ass
or your money bs K.
Mentho- Mulsion is more than an
lrdinary medicine. 1t contains yit&.
Minis A and d to build youl cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
'i,,p oils md ur~rnotr. incl1d
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

de los del pats, gordos, colora-
dos y apetitosos, que los hon.
lbres atacaron con sus navajas
de Albacete, mientras la carava
ma reanudaba Ia marcha.
u Bueno, estos chorizos, son
riojanos, ST o no?-pregunt6 81
ChepG, al que la pitanza y Ell Vi
no ponian de buen humor.
Son primes hermanos, por
parte de padre-contest6 ell Co
gOTzd, cOrtando una rebanada
de pan con su navajo tremebun-
da,
Mientras tanto, Ia piojerfG, de
la que nadie sc aeordaba en- 81
mOmento de ysntar, ~disponiase
a realizar e. golpe de gracia, 3
ejecutar el plan en- ell que Sc iban
a jugar los cuatro po5res ange-
lHs hero!cos la suerte, el porve-
mir, la vida miSma...
Tony habia ordenado, al fin,
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

pasara al fondo de PARALYSIS in
fantil.
Rock Springs, Ell inwencibles
volvera a correr en- la noche de
hoy. Como rivales lie han sido e5-
cogidos Grady, British Bob.
Memphis Pride, Dan Bad y o.
tros.
Ademas de los galgos men,
c~ionados, triunfaron en- las ca
rreras de anoche Curious Caress
Little Deaoon, Laddiel5 Faith,
10 Hannah, Judy Dear, Judy
Bigger, Nita Roll y Lucky
Cash,
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
La aurora apuntaba,

- SdAOAo opNlFtAhNf
Una claridad lechosa comea-
70 a extenderse Sobre la llanura,
de la cue fueron destacandose
POGO a POGO graciOsas colinas
p~lantadas de vid o de cebada, Sc
mejantes a pequehos mares agi-
tados per ell viento.
Hacia FRO; pero nj hombres
nj bestias 10 sentian mucho, con
Ia algeria del movimiento.
POGO despu@s surgi6 ell sol por
encima de unas Tomas, un sol de
mario, dorado, enorme, que pa
recia gotear aqua y jirones de
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

cortijo aquel que v~isitaran, y
que ahora pendia de un clavo ell
la plataforma del Gltimo furg6n,
Monsieur Renard y su coDsga
Monsieur PAT, caminaban lenta-
mente por una arista de la ca
r~retera, bien ajenos a 10 que
preparaba Ia piojerfa.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
La Gaceta Folletsn No. 39l'
TONIC SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
contra la gentuza

contra Ia gentuzG
Los nihos huyeron, ahogando
gu Ianto, hasta el prado, ponien
dose en- seguida a ejecutar las
6rdenes de sus verdugos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
LA PELEA JEN-


La Comisi6n Atletica del Es=
tado de New York acord6 aver
La gaceta., 1941-02-01

Una bora despues, la compa-
hia reanudada la Marcia, guar
dando Ell orden de siempre: de-
lante, en- la vanguardia, ell tarta
nuco tirado por NueUG York y
los tres burro-sabios db Mon
sieur PAT, Mevando a su alrede-
dor a los cuatro nihos; detras
los dos furgones de la compddtd,
guiado Ell primero por las damas
que iban sobre la plataforma de-
La gaceta., 1941-02-01
Kidneys Must
eanOufkCidS

Excess acids, poisons n wastes ~ your
hiood are removed chiefly by your Kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. hneu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn out often are caused py
non-organic and non-syStemie Kidney ana
bladder troubles. Usually in such cases, the
very FIRST dose Of Cystex gees right 70 woIK
helping the Kidneys flush out excess aeios
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action. IN Just a day or 50, may cas-
better thar in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF CystexIln.
sures an immediate refund OF the fun cost
unless you are completely satisfied; you nave
this positive money back guarantee 90 get
CyStex from your druggist today Tor nIySS@
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-21
Delta Kappa Gamma
Told of State Aid

Eldon Robbins. OF the headquar-
tiers staff of the Michigan Educa-
ton Association in Lansing. was
the guest speaker at the regular
monthly dinner meeting OF Beta
Chapter OF Delta Kappa Gamma In
the Michigan League, Ann Arbor,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Robbins talk was on state
aid for public schools and 1t was
illustrated with some very fine
films. He told the history OF appro-
priations for school purposes in
Michigan and explained new bill
which will be presented TO the
legislature by the NJ. K. A. The
measure is called the full equaliza-
ton fund bill and would make
funds available from the state for
districts which do not have ade-
quate property tax.
Miss Ruth Barnes. OF the Mich
igan State Normal College English
department, presided at the brief
business meeting and introduced
Mr. Robbins.
For the dinner, covers we're laid
for 80 in one OF the small dining
rooms Of the League.
The next meeting will be in
Charles McKenny Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-21
Varied Program
Given at Meeting
of Central p. T. A.

The special program for the Cen.
trail Grades Parent Teachers Asso-
citation meeting IN the Ypsilanti
High School auditorium, Thursday
evening, attracted a larger crowd
than usual This, the first in a series
OF special entertainments, was ar
ranged by second grade room moth
ers.
The selections we're, ITO a Wild
Rose" trumpet solo by Leland
Randall; negro songs by the Ypsi-
lanti Male Quartet. and several
numbers by the Novelty Band OF
Boy Scouts OF troop one OF Roose.
welt School. Miss Ruth Fleuelling
presented a group o. eight OF her
pupils in dances, and a patriotic
drama as a radio sketch OF the life
OF Lincoln, was cleyerly given by
high school pupils OF Charles Hill.
At the brief business meeting, 1t
was voted TO volunteer to assist
Mrs. c. S. Manning In sewing for
Girl Scot troop IS. Second grade
taught by Miss Viola Milks won
the book this month for the largest
attendance OF parents at the p. T.
A. meeting. Mrs. Don PEBBLES will
be chairman Of the program for the
March meeting to be given by third
grade mothers.
II was decided to change the
meeting date from the third to the
second Thursday OF the month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-21
Musical Program
Given at Meeting
of Leader Glass

A delightful musical program
followed the business meeting OF
the Leader Class Of the Methodist
Church. Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Walter Heyler. The
program opened with group singing
OF patriotic songs led by Mrs Naomi
Arid with Mrs. ". W. Youngs &C.
companyiug at the piano. Betty
Delphine McDougall's violin selec-
ton was Gypsy Trail Overture by
Max Fischel. Responding TO an en-.
core she played Merry Widow
Waltz She was accompanied by
Mary Bess Brock. Joan Heyler
played two plano selections, KAN
enoi Ostrow" by Anton Rubenstein
and Rustic OF Spring by Christian
SindiHg
Robert McDougall in a clear
voice, recited Lincoln's Gettysburg
address.
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes used as Der
theme for devotions, Keeping
Lent" Mrs. Charles Kramer, presi-
dent. conducted the business meet
ing. A fine report was given by
Mrs Morris Seiple. Good VIII
chairman, and many OF the mem.
bers thanked the class for flowers
and cards sent them during illness.
1hirty-tWo were present.
Carrying out patriotic motif. re-
Eeshments Of individual nodded
lelatine salad topped with whipped
;ream and a miniature silk flag,
Tere served The effective table
ienterpiece was an arrangement OF
lags on each side OF which were
red, white and blue tapers.
The committee for the afternoon
was Mrs. William Wiederho;t, Mrs
Media Fulford, Mrs Robert Coffron
Mrs. Harry Farris Mrs. Charles
Freeman and Mrs. VIVA krebs
The March class meeting will be
with Mrs. Lowell Lee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-21
LutheranS Plan
For Sleigh Ride

A sleigh ride in the near future
was planned, and committee for the
next meeting OF the Lutheran Mixer
OF the Lutheran Church was ap-
pointed at the cooperative dinner
meeting attended by between 80 and
35 members, Thursday evening in
the church dining room. Mrs. Rote
Holmes conducted the brief bust
ness meeting which was followed
by table games for which prizes
were awarded the winners.
The committee to arrange for the
next meeting. Mar. q will be. Mr.
and Mrs. LAMAR Thumm, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Schuman and Mr.. and
Mrs (. r. Schill.
The committee for this meeting
was, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Peters,
M and Mrs Rodney Mast and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Trautwetter.