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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. young, colored. wants general house
Work GOOD references. No SUNDAYS
Bessie Daniels, 353 NJ st. sv
GIRL. colored, wants work ss waitress.
maid or part-time work. Call 1887 Corco-
ran st. NV
GIRL. colored, desires general houseVork
81 Irving st. NV.
GIRL. Colored. wants full time or part-time
work. MI. O575
GIRL, colored. neat. experienced, wishes
GIRL, colored. wishes Ehw. or cleaning
othce; home nights. refs. NO. 1923. 4l5
r ST. NV; good salary.
WOMAN. colored, wants general houSeWork
fun or part time, experienced. reference.
co. 71l6.
WISH TO PLACE excellent colored maid
Murphy Ma. 611O or WI 4366. 26.
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CHAPTER XII.

girls heels made ater on the stone floor and before she reacheo
He Army
until spoke
She said Phil" shattered And when he looked she
force
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White. capable of taking care Of all new
machinery. in new dry cleaning plant:
good steady Job for right man. Call At
once, bring references, Kent Stores, Inc,
2035 West virginia ave. ne.
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HELP MEN
LIQUOR SALESMAN.

Retail LIQUOR store. experienced only: ref
erences. Square Deal. 705 sth ST. Sc.
MAN, young. with car, for rent
dept. of large real estate office.
Opportunity for advancement to
right man. Answer, giving ex-
perience and references. Box
TN, Star.
USHER WANTED. Little
Theater. Phone ME. 1926.
PORTERS, colored. 1926 years
of age, must be able to ride bicy-
Gle. Applicants under 21 must
have over-age cards. which can
be obtained at Franklin School.
Apply in person, employment
department. PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, IT P st. ne, 9 am. to
noon daily.
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ENGINEER,

Construction Foreman
For s-story concrete apt. building; must
have local experience. Box 34b-M. star
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MAN, young, with a knoWl-
edge of bookkeeping to work
in settlement department of
automobile company. State
age, education and expert
ence. Box 483-K, Star.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self RALPH c. HOLMES, Oil Webster ST.
NV, washington. D. C -
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts othe5 ,h1 than hs thess eo9ntraeted e9n by
n W, Apt No. 2
BRICKLAYERS' NOTICE-MEMBERS OF
Local No. 4, Washington, D. c., are re-
quested to attend meeting Friday. July 25,
at pm. at 1924 New Jersey ave. NV.
Special election
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY I WILL NOT
be held responsible for any debts other
than those contracted by myself. RALPH
H. AGUHERA. 1888 Harvard St. NV. 25"
FREE DUMPING.
Clean dirt. rocks. brickbatS and einders
310O block OF Bladensburg I'd ne.
FOUND.
DOG. small. cream color. brsss-studded
collar, found in Beverly Hills, Alexandria,
Va. Phone Temple 4202.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.


CARD PUNCH INSTRUCTION. begin now
former class completed; so hrs. on ma
chine. 500 men-women, days-nights. D. C
Tutoring School lll5 18th RE. 601@.
100 GIRLS. ages Is TO 20. to train for
fashion models. Give references and phone
number. Box 336-K. Star.
QUICK review course IN shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping. calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll al BOYD
SCHOOL, 1888 s.. Ma. 233s.
TELEPHONE tP B. X course EASY.
snort interesting; graduates working IN
doctors dental, apt house, auto of1ces.
Touch typing FREE with course. New
classes starting this week Capital P B.
X. School 1911 G St Ma. 2l17.
NEW FLYING CLUB orsanizinE. ~ de luxe
coupe, Sioe-by-Slde seating. Call E T.
Crook. HO. 1850 after e. 20
AUTO DRIVING taught BY experts; easy
parking a specially: dual Controlled cars
assuring perfect safety Permits secured.
Nd Va and D. C Easy Method DRIVING
School Randolph s3s4 or Randolph s39T
TYPEWRITING SHORTHAND
Intensive summer course beginning july
u. Day and e"enirg classes Arlington
Institute. Fl 81 Wilson blvd. Oxford 2O4u.
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FOUNTAIN MEN, EXPERT
ENCED: EXCELLENT SAL
AIRY. APPLY 5109 GEORGIA
AVE. NV.
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WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC, inside
work, knowledge of spraying helpful; good
salary; steady employment. See Mr.
Schneider, Georses Radio Co.. 31O7 M
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start; only experienced men willing to
work need apply. See Mr.. Carroll. BAG
14th ST. NV
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HELP DOMESTIC.


COOK, neat reliable experienced IN gen
eral houSeWork. 81 % weekly. Apply FIJI
day before p m, 2lOl Conn. ave. ~
Apt. No ~
house: can stay nights. 6l6 9th 81. ne,
Trinidad 2Iss
COOK and shw. must be experienced.
neat. have good references. small family
adults. 1925 Hawthorne 81. nv
GIRL, white, gh.w, mothers helper; p.
Roxboro pI. NV. IA 57s9
GIRL general housework, fond Of children:
live IN. Oliver S017.
GIRL. white, for general housework and
mothers helper; sleep in: so mo. l4l5
GIRL for general housework. cook and
tend children, stay nights Call EN- 800.
GIRL. white no, over 30. experienced, care
mos babv and small apt. live n =
DAYS OF FIR. 4S9H
GIRL ghw. good cook; permanent. I've
~. references, health card, $40 month.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. employed couple.
Oxford 0l9l-W.
HOUSEKEEPER, settled, white woman, aEs
35-45: live IN, salary, Si5 mo for Fr1-
ployed couple. son :. must be wiling 70
mail No. l Sherwood trail EDping Forest
Annapolis Nd.
HOUSEkEEPER, Nhlte. care loT APT ana
child; live in S3j mo refs. health card.
After T pm. NO. 1906. APT, 100.
MAIDS t2D, preferably sisters. live n.
comfortable new quarters. salary. $50 per
month. one for Chiids nurse. one general
maid and COOK. Do not apply unless YOU
ere neat. capable. etclent and perma nen'.
Local references essential Box 35l d gar.
MAID, in Arlington. Va. settled white or
colored light hOusevork. gOod Coc.. no
/ children. no laundry reference. live m;
$40 month CH. 5000 Extension 50
MAID. colored. mornings 10 l@: recent
health certlhcate REQUIRED. Chestnut f3uH-
/ WOMAN. cologed settled, exp. gh.v. and
! GOOD plain COOK, to woIE IN new home IN
Bethesda IS week, live IN. Gail Ms.
! WOMAN. white general housework. small
/ apt. 23l6 2ith 81. sc. Telephone Frank
! lin ZOO. EX' 1904. o.
/ WOMAN, white. %, to 80. for eh-w.. PLAN
/ lily: $50 per month. sBOX 29-L Star
/ WOMAN. white. 25 10 40. for shw and
good PLAIN cooking. no heavy Laundry mus
S35 mo Call Mrs Emerson WI 500, or
write Box 5is4. Be hesds. Nd.
/ WOMAN cook and general houSewors.
/ family Of ;. live in, no laundry $40 VtcE.
Call Woodley Ss66
/ WOMAN, colored, mlddle-aeed. good COOK
/ and clean, references. no telephone cails.
los st. nv.
: WOMAN to care for small roomine house
. husband employed 1920 Rhode Island
ave Nv. NO. 01l0.
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PAINTERS,

month Apply in person Buckingh am
Maintenance once, $500 4th st. n. Ar
linpton
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FORD
MECHANICS
WANTED.

Excellent. permanent position with
ly guaranteed, and experienced Ford me
chanics can earn $50 to $50 weekly
Apply at once to Mr.. FoRel STEUART
MOTnPS 9Th and New York ave NV.
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STOCK CLERK and salesman for furniture
store; steady employment, good opportu-
nifty to advance: immediate. The Furni-
ture Mari. 1000 Wilson blvd
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SODA DISPENSER, must be over 81. Ap-
ply at once, Glen Echo Park. Md
SPOTTER for dry cleaning plant, expert
enced on woolenS: steady position; good
salary. Apply 1342 N. Y. ave. NV.
STEAM PRESSER for the Cavalier Valet.
Evening star., 1941-07-25

STOKER, experienced, installation and
service man: year-'round job. with good
pay for right man; outline experience and
qualifications; our employees know of this
ad Box ll2-H Star
Evening star., 1941-07-25

STEAM TABLE AND GRILL
Men, excel salary; good opportunity fol
advancement. Apply 5109 Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1941-07-25

TRUCK DRIVER, to drive lh-ton Ford
truck; white, with Md. chaufieur's permit:
salary, S1S week to start. Call WA. 1851.
between 9 am. and pm.
WAITER, colored. 1st-class, exp. reliable.
sober fast; good tips: at once. Mr.. Evans.
Oxford nT71
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HELP WoMEN.


WOMAN young. refined. appreciatinE GOOD
home; light housekeeping outleS; no COOK
ing or laundry: salary. NO. 3s:3.
WOMAN. over 30, for part-time ssleSUoIk'
opportunity for housewife. experience un-
necessary Box 170-H. star. -
WOMEN. over 80. for waitress, work IN
downtown restaurant; good WORKING con-
ditionS: experience not necessary. Chio
Restaurant, l423 Penna- ave aye--
Girls, High School Education,
No experience necessary. TO train fof
waitress work. Apply 5l09 GeofRla ave,
THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO.
Young women, Is 20 go. desired for
switchboard operating. regular EMPLOY
ment with opportunities for salary sd-
vancement and promotion; no experience
necessary. Apply 129 18th 81. NV. Room
lOl, $50 am TO pm.
MATTRESSES for tray serv-
ice, excellent earnings. APP
ply 5109 Georgia ave. NV.
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PERSONAL.

WILL PARTY DISCUSSING PANAMA AND
China with neighbor in Palace Thester
last Saturday please address Box 6-L- Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-25

IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR VA
CATION. PAYING BILLS OR for any pur-
pose Just give ne a telephone call You
can get 500 and need repay only 81 81
per week which includes interest, the only
charge. Other amounts in proportion. just
call JACK SESSIONS. Michigsn 651O.
Evening star., 1941-07-25

WATCHMEN Gwo), white; salary, SS5
per month: references. Box 444-H. Star.
WANTED. houseboy, colored. Apply
1875 Mass. ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN ~.
Good opportunity. plenty leads. GOOD
coverage. full cooperation. See Mr.. Reavis
any morning. to 10 am
JAMES E. TUCKER,
1928 14th 81. NV. NO 1882.
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ARROW CAR co.

Has opening for men over 21 years Of age
to drive, must be residents Of D. c. or
Metropolitan Area for I year: free tnstrrc.
tion; can earn S2s to S35 vkly. Apply ~
10 m promptly for further details. 80
M It, ne. Ask for Mr. Booth.
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COOK, neat, reliable, experienced in gen
eral houSework. Sl125 weekly Apply Fri-
day before s pm, 2I0l Conn. ave. n r.
AMI No -
Evening star., 1941-07-25

COOK and shw. must be experienced,
neat. have good references, small family
adults 44o6 hawthorne ST
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RI, colored, wants work as waitress,
Id, or part-time work. Call 1887 Corco-
l 81 VI
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COOK, experienced. to take fun charge ot
house can stay nights. 6l6 pin s.. n -
Trinidad 1lSS
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GIRL ghw. good cook; permanent, I've
IN. references. health card, $40 month.
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red, desires general houSevork.
81
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GIRL white. not over 30. experienced. care
. mos babv and small apt. live ] Z
/ daYS Of FR ASlI
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GIRL, for general housewnrk. cook and
tend children, stay nights. CaL EN- a4ui.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued,)

CURB SERVICE ATTENDANTS: excellent
earnings. Apply b109 Georgia ave.
DRAFTING instructor, mech. arch. etc.
: hours daily. Ideal for retired man.
Evening star., 1941-07-25

Il. colored. wants full time or part-time
Evening star., 1941-07-25

GIRL. white, INV, mothers helper, pv'
upstairs room; $50 mo Mrs. Price. - ,
RoXboro pl NV ia. 11S9
GIPI general housework. fond of children:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
THREE CHANGES IN
POSTOFFICE FORCE
effective may /
Byron Anderson and Eugene
Benroth Appointed Clerks
By Postmaster
Ralph Reichenbach to Begin
Duties as City Route Car
rier, Thursday

Three additional changes in Bluff.
toms postoffice personnel were an
nounced this week by Postmaster Ed
r. Reichenbach.
Appointment of new clerk, trans
fer of a city carrier to a clerkship
and the naming of a replacement car
rier are included in the developments
with changes becoming effective this
Thursday.
Under the new setup, Byron An
derson, now city carrier, is being
transferred to a clerks position in
the post office.
Eugene Benroth, present substitute
clerk-carrier, also will serve as a
postal clerk.
Ralph Reichenbach, manager of the
City Market at the present, is resign
ing to become city carrier on the
route formerly served by Anderson
Robert Hochstettler, Reichenbach's
assistant at the City Market, will be-
come the new manager.
In the new personnel setup at the
post office an additional clerk is be-
ing added, resulting in the need of
two appointments. One of the new
appointees will replace Harry Bogart,
who was transferred from clerk to
one of the rural delivery routes and
the other will fill the newly created
post.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
Delays SlOlD Work
On Plant Addition

Pouring of the foundation for the
$750,000 addition to the Woodcock
generating plant of the Central Ohio
Light and Power Co. is being held
up by delays in obtaining fabricated
steel needed for the forms, it was
learned the first of the week.
Delivery of the steel is expected
within week, however, and pouring
may be started shortly after, it was
nounced. Wooden forms are about
one-third completed, and only six
men are working, awaiting the ar
rival of delayed materials.
Many more workmen will be added
as the work progresses, with each
group of contractors hiring individ-
ual crews. Separate sub-contracts
have been let for electrical, plumb
ing, steam fitting and other work by
the F. K. Vaughn Building Co., of
Hamilton, which holds the general
contract.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
COM NJ ENCE MENT
AT HIGH SCHOOL
HERE ON NAY 20
Raymond Jeffry, Cleveland
Newspaperman, Will Give
Graduating Address
Junior-Senior Banquet on May
Is to Open Button Com
mencement Season

With the annual ju11ior-senior ban
quet opening the commencement seas
on at Bluffton High school on May 16,
schedule for graduating activities are
completed.
Baccalaureate services viii be held
May %, with Rev. g. 7. Soldner
father of Helen Soldner one of the
graduating seniors, preaching the SER
mon.
The senior play, The Little Shep-
herd of Kingdom Come will be giver
on Monday and <Tuesd1 nights, Ma,
26 and 27. Class nsSexercises vii
be held on May 28.
Raymond Jeffry, Cleveland news
paperman, will bring the graduating
address to the seniors at commence.
ment exercises to be held on May 20
Valedictorian of the class is Johr
Stettler, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
Stettler of North Main street. Salu
tatorian is Lois Schaublin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Schaublin o.
Route 2.
The commencement season will b,
| climaxed by the alumni banquet tt
be held in the high school gymnasium
on Friday night, Memorial Day, Ma,
80.
The list of graduating seniors will
be announced at later date. Tn,
The following include members of th
senior class:
Gerald and Harold Augsburger
Maynard Badertscher, Don Clark
Maurice Fett, Clyde Fisher, Dali
Grismore, Kenneth Hartman, Clyd
Klingler, Charles Lora, Norman Lug
ibihl, William McCafferty.
Francis Marquart, James Martin
George Myers, Eugene Newlan, Ra.
Niswander, Kenneth Oberly, Herber
Reichenbach, Harold Santschi, Johl
Stettler, Harlan Swank, Harry Turn
er, Robert Watkins.
Billie Bechtel, Harriet Blone, Bet
ty Bracy, Fairy Bronson, Marjori
Buckland, Dorothy Burkholder, Rutl
Core, Olive DeCamp, Wanda Diller
Winifred Fett.
Georgia Fisher, Doris Garmatter
Dorothy Greding, Geneva Hankish
Treva Harris, Marilynn Hofer, Ma
Huber, Madlyn Isham, Grace Miller
Velda Moser, Bettye Murray.
Charlotte Santschi, Lois Schaublin
Helen Soldner, Betty Steinman, Car
olyn Stonehill, Marjorie Stratton
Freida Vandemark.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
NO SHORTAGE OF
COAL imminent
AT PLANTS HERE
Municipal Light Plant and Gen.
trail Ohio Generating Sta
ton Well Supplied
See No Difficulty in Replenish-
ing Supplies as Coal Mines
Strike Ends

Coal shortages occasioned by the
recent widespread strikes have had
no serious effects on the Bluffton
supply and with differences ironed
out the first Of the week, there is
expected to be no serious difficulty
in obtaining additional supplies to
replenish present stocks.
Local dealers report no increase in
coal prices, although there are large
back orders held up due to the strike.
If this We're the heart of winter with
big coal demand there would be
strong likelihood of shortages, local
dealers reported. The warm spring
weather has made the situation less
difficult.
The Bluffton municipal light plant
has on hand about 20 days supply
and there is no immediate concern
over the matter. In view of the fact
that it takes a little more than
week to get coal here from the nines
prolonging of the strike more thar
several weeks might have had ser
ious effects here, it was stated by
attaches of the light plant. The
plant uses about IL tons of Goa
daily.
The Central Ohio Light and Power
plant has enough coal on hand fo1
three or four months, officials stated
Wednesday. Although the plant
uses on an average of 100 tons OF
coal per day, no serious problem is
anticipated in the coal supply, il
was stated.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
Gov. BRICkER WILL
SPEAK AT COLLEGE
BOOSTER BANQUET
Executive Head of the State to
Talk Here Monday Night,
May IL
Citizens Committee in Charge
Of Arrangements for
Booster Gathering

Gov. John w. Bricker, serving his
second term as executive head OF
Ohio's governmental administration
will be the speaker at the annual
Bluffton College Booster banquet at
the high school gymnasium, Monday
evening, May II.
With the Governor appearing or
the program, success of the banquet
is assured in its two-fold goal OF
assisting the college financially and
creating new public interest in the
institution.
This years Booster gathering is
sponsored by a Bluffton Citizens
committee headed by Ed S. Lape
Ezra Moser and DR.. w. M. Mis-
wander. 1t was thru their efforts
that arrangements were made to
schedule Gov. Bricker as the speak
er and other plans for the affair
also are being directed by them.
Lape will serve as POSTMASTER
for the banquet, and arrangements
are being made for special musical
presentations.
Stress Community Aspect
Relation of the college to the
community, to be stressed in this
years banquet, also served as the
theme of essay contests recently
concluded under auspices of the
Citizens committee.
Subject of the essay contest foi
college students was "What Can the
College Do For the Community 2"
and essays written by contestants
outside the college were on "What
Can the Community Do For the
College?".
Delvin Kirchhofer, of Bluffton,
Bluffton college graduate was ths
winner of the community prize. -
Awards to college essay winners
were as follows: Mary Lou Poe
McComb freshman, first; Keitl
Plank, Middleburg, Ind, freshman
second; Lena Boyer, Biglerville, Pa.
sophomore, third; and Edmund Zehr
Gridley, ILL.,, freshman, fourth.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
Third NelU House
Is Started Here

Marking a continuation of Bluff
toms residential building program,
the basement excavation will be
started this week for another new
house.
Water and drain lines are now be-
ing put in at the Miss Ocie Ander-
son lot on South Main street, and ex-
cavation work will be under way the
latter part of the week.
The lot fronts on South Main
street and was purchased a year ago
from Mrs. John Fett.
This is the third new house start
ed in Bluffton this spring, and
marks continuation of a building
boom which has been under way here
for the last three years.
Work is progressing rapidly on
houses being erected by Rev. Levi
Mellinger, at the rear of the Mrs.
Anna Bixel property on South Main
street, and Rev. Eli Steiner, in the
last block on South Jackson street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
Musical Program At
Presbyterian Church

A varied musical program of in
strumental and vocal numbers will
be presented at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock.
The following program will be
given:
Vocal trio, Lucille Hilty, Esther
Luginbuhl, Frieda Klay Basinger;
violin solo, Laurence Burkhalter;
flute, duet, William Holtkamp and
James Smucker; mixed vocal quar-
tet, Ann Rowlins, Herbert Oyer,
Ethelyn Oyer, Herbert Oyer, Harvey
Bauman; organ solo, Frances Jones !;
high school numbers in charge of
Miss Elizabeth Higley; vocal solo,
Paul Emmert. The public is invited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
Grading Of Huber
Street Completed

Grading of Huber street with the
use of power shovel was completed
this week, it was announced by Lee
Coon, Bluffton street commissioner,
who supervised operations.
After the fine grading is COM
pleted, stone and tar chips will be
added to Huber street from Jefferson
to Mound streets. The rest of the
road will be pike with stone top,
Coon stated.
Following completion of Huber
street the crew will be transferred
to Kibler road where the grade will
be cut and the road lowered and
widened. Tar and chips will be used
on this road from Grove to Jackson
streets.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
Mt. Cory Will Haze
Fourteen Graduates

Commencement exercises for a
class of IA graduating seniors will
be held at Mt. Cory High school,
Thursday night, May Is.
DR.. Frank J. Prout, president of
Bowling Green State University, will
deliver the class address.
Other highlights of commencement
week include baccalaureate services
Sunday, May II; and presentation of
the senior class play, Watch Out
for Spooks", this Friday night.
: In the graduating class are Myda
Jane Manages, Jim Wooley, Bernita
Holmes, Ann Dukes, Glenn Conrad,
Kathleen Dukes, James nj. Gilbert,
Mary Lou Henning, Marie Kimmel
Lillian Koontz, Earl Montgomery
Martha Schaller, Gordon Schwab, and
Delloras Winget.
Ann Dukes is the valedictorian and
the joint salutatorians are Jim Wool
ey and James M. Gilbert.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
School Enters Solo
And Ensemble Meet

Bluffton High school musicians will
enter the instrumental and vocal
numbers in the solos and ensemble
contest on the Ohio State university
campus in Columbus ON Friday. The
winners qualified for state competi-
ton in recent district contests.
The instrumental numbers have
been rehearsing under the direction
of Prof. Sidney Hauenstein and the
vocal units under the supervision of
Miss Elizabeth Higley, music in
structors at the high school.
Entering in the instrumental COM
petition are:
Xylophone, Barbara Jean Triplett.
Cello, Betty Steinman.
Flute quartet: Raymond Schu-
macher, Geneva Hankish, Harriet
Burkholder and Beverly Biery.
String quartet: Neil Neuensch-
wander, Alice Jean Bixel, Jane Howe,
Mary Margaret Basinger.
In the vocal competition will be:
Solos: Baritone, Roger Howe
mezzo-soprano, Betty Holtkamp; bass,
Wilhelm Amstutz.
Ensembles: Boys-Leroy Lugibihl
Norman Beidler, Wilhelm Amstutz
Roger Howe.
Girls-Ruth Hankish, Marcene
Stonehill, Mary E. Stearns, Marjear
Todd, Betty Holtkamp, Hildred Ever
sole.
Mixed-Alice Oyer, Dorothy An
derson, Betty Steinman, Helen Sold
ner, James Gratz, Robert Cooney
Harold and Gerald Augsburger.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
PennsyIUania-Gern,dn
Program Postponed

The Pennsylvania German enter
tainment scheduled for this We'd
nesday night at the Bluffton col
lege chapel has been postponed until
next Wednesday night at $50
o'clock.
The Pennsylvania dutch" will be
used throughout the entire program
which consists of songs, dramatiza-
tions, skits, and historical presenta-
tions.
Opportunity will be given for the
audience to participate in group
singing in the colorful language.
The public is invited and those plan
ming to attend are requested to COM
municate with Mrs. I. w. Bauman of
Jackson street. who is in charge
of refreshments.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-05-01
Last Rites For
Lafayette Woman

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet Jane Ransbottom, 81, lifelong
resident of Allen county, will be
held at the County Line Church of
the Brethren seven miles south of
Bluffton Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Mrs. Ransl,ottom, half sister of
Mrs. I. B. Beeshy of Bluffton, died
Monday night from senility after
having been bedfast for the last
seven months.
Burial will be in the Liberty chap
ell cemetery north of Lafayette.