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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
ACT. Gets Order for
1850 FREIGHT Cars

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-American
Car and Foundry Company has
received an order for / $50 freight
cars from Louisville Nashville Rail-
way Company, bringing total
American Car and Foundry car
orders for last week or so 70 4,516
units. Louisville and Nashville
has also ordered LAS cars from
Pullman. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Business Opportunities

BARBEQUE-Good business and location
Small down payment. Sacrifice. si0s
Woodward
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Dividends

Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc,
declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend OF 96i. cents on the S3.S5
preferred, payable March l TO
stock of record February ID.
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Vacant Lots for Sale

ACRE lot (Berkcy). water. sewer 5000.
kampe, ~ West Fifth. Royal Oak
LODEWYCK. sonth 81 Warren s7xIO3.
paving psii $3.50 for quick sale $3.50
down. balance easy.
sPROUL CO. PING 25s2
WATCH FOR weekly bulletin this column
every Sunday. state Land ONCE Board.
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GRANDVlLLE. 7s35-W OF Warren;
sacrifice ? bedrooms fully modern
model on 10xi35 lot; schools ana trans !.
81 gs5: FLA terms BETTER hurry 01 this
HuLCREsT s0i7 Read o. r..e In.
a.room bung, rec. room nat frep' m
basement, unfinished auto. many new
features See salesman on 800
JAMES J SAUGHTON ~ 5000
TELEGRAPH. cor Beverly 81 mile
~ Van Bonn Sew h4mes S2Qu d0Hn.
VISIT IArark Vinage-AjI arrs m9a~.s
Open daily Lsnark ave. or Norang "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

A s. gs \ s'lS n ' &c sa Nor
spss. fancy, s292 50 bu No. 81. So
aSi25 bu; No. ?. soc bu Jonathan,
fancy sis bu: No / 81 25Gi6c: No.
2 81 Delicious, fancy 81 20 eu. No. :
ns9s2 b s9 !, No 2 5Sc 30 su. 6u SHOWS NO
CARBAGE-So. /, oOcaN.io bu No.
2. s5r75c; red No. !, sle q bu No.
. CARROTS Fancy 81 IS ou y Ne. / soc
CELERY Fancy. soa 75c)dgf. punches
No !, iot soc NJ :, ~ p25c.
CELERY SQUARE j. 81 rs 80
CELERY ABBAGE-Fancy. Si.25 bu.
CELERY Roors-No I. N@i2s bu
EGGs-Iaree Si1 112 3o-doz. case
FENNEI - No. J. 81 $50 don.
0' HfoRsrRAD1sH Fancy, s425 eu; No.
- ~ Is bu No - -
81 G % IS 5o-i6 ' 'sSf u s. w.
PARSLEY ROOT 80. ]. NT1.5o; No.
PHRsNIPs 40, 1. sal 30 bu.; No. ?
20 IPoHTrAroEs Fancy Is bu No. /
81 1Oat2 90. No . sou &c
POULTRY AND HOGS Hens I'VE
heavy breeds ~ 2ie 70 ,s leshoFn 800, Is
isghorns, lsd zoe b hogs. medium,
dressed re = 70c n.
PtMPKINs-No. : t0T soc M
RADlsHTs Red, hothouss. No. 1, SO 2
sSc doz punches.
RHUBARB-F Fancy, 81 5-lb. box; choice
RuTABAGAs No. I. sor7oc su
SQUASH - Hubbard No. l. 40 q soc
Table Queen No. ! 4sT SOC. NO ?. 35c
Dellciaus0 No 7. 80 q CSC bu
TURSTps- Fancy 81 bu
VFGETABr.r GREENS Collarfs No. I.
5cgSi nv. escsrole No. /. son 7sc bu.
Frenth eniive, fancy 81 30 s-lh box No.
I, si.25: No. 2 81 kohl-rabi. No !. IS q
soc dor huncNss kale. No. l. 90 p 65c bu.
leaf lettuce. hotbouse No l. eOc u 81 To-
70 basket; leeSs, No. 4, 500 75c dog.
! YgTvVEiGErABtE OYSTERS - No. /. col
use doz bunches. III
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Jan. 4 tINsl -HuT-rEp--
Receipts 70 7i6 tubs. market steady &c
higher eStras ~ score $40 standard.
% score cars. sac: eNtrsl ttsts, 81 score
1fr' hrsts $3.50 score. 81 n32'tc spe
Cials % score. 35g 3trscj
re- IS Receipts 8 SOS Z aIs market
steady r awrf; current receiufs 80 Ice.
fresq extra hrsfs S3N.c fresh hssts 33c
dries 2er cheeks 2TNsc
CHEEsE rv NJ pa 72Sc DAISIES
ptio's snd ionghorAs "a, T23ise.
LIVE POULTRY CLOSED
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ycl forf see vhst YOU
wsr' cal us Golss 2 Bryant Fw.
f-v $3.50
CotnpFr Wee SIDE modern rooms
garage Stqt DOWN. McQ4esr T0snsera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

RtSTst'PAN. beer VIre esfabiEhed
ysarg esre~ent business eouhls store
i254b Hamilton
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New Houses for Sale
DEARBORN. WEST

QUEEN AVE. 275l (solth OF oxford)-i
81 7a0 including lot and mortgage cost
model home open 10 a m. 20 2 p m. sun.
Paldee Bennett, Gun4ley- PAX Oxford
Hubbard for sale. Never before have We
had such an exclusive lit % choose from
Come out and see, Then pick your own
tile and color scheme. Priced from s. 40
10 81. $50.
NOEL KRIEg
sis0 Chase Rd Ar. 0is0
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Amerex Holding CORPORATION

declared A regular semlannual
dividend of 81 cents on tine COM
mon, payable February 2 TO stock
or IeCOrd JANUARY y.
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Real Estate Wanted

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
MABAkAk, z5a5 NJ Elliott. FL 1892.
BUfERs-Any east side property, cash
terms. blrt. Iyannoe 3340
CASH for hotpes Or fats properly priced
sMEpLFY 4i6 r. WARREN TE. 1852
WANTED Ro9mirg Houses Flats. pts.
SWANSON
4ol Cadillac square Blde. CA 1898
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT Al %; Insurance Co; money for good
mtg. loans; land contracts bought. Edw.
Henkel Co.. Hammoad Bldg. Cadillac 2e55.
HOME mortgages In Dearborn and vicinity:
no service charge. First Federal Savings
and Loan Association OF Deorborn, 1880
Michigan Ave, Dearborn.
IS YOUR PROPERTY FoRECLosED7
OR SOLD FOR TAxES7 NEED MONEY!
Write IN confidence; give fun particulars.
Address Box A-23T7, The Detroit Times.
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Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied BY Bongar4 a Co
Wlndscr. Prices IN cents. Closing prices
MINING
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De yiIbiss Company declared a


dividend of so cents on the COM
mon, payable January ID to stock
of record December %. Paid a
like amount in the preceding
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

new home f6r less than rent s-rm
cottage near Goddard and Telegraph. land
for gardening and fruit. goods schools and
freus paftHtIuu available price sltai8. We
help vuu finance; start tNs New Year n
}Har own rome. Newman. Teegrsph All
f.nFHarH Flaao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Houses for Sale
(East Of Woodward)

TWO BEDROOM HOME D1lbie con
s,ructe1 bath ard electricity M lasE'
To-, ready 20 move b. only s. 1ta. $50,
down 25s00 East Jefferson. near Ten
Nile rost. or 1900 HarTe-
BEWICK -wAPRFN-s-r11r sernihungalow
~. dow modern p~rirtt c0Hs Ton
Bargain at s. 7jO. ~ sea3.
EDTEVALE as Ma~-John p s~raar) z
rooms 3 to3r 2 car garage faI base
msnt 81 800 tli fFrr. terms Trs
senc 1856 GisscOe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK Jan. 3-Thi. r. bid ard
ask market and the actual sale ~ 80
turties Is often subject 70 negotiations.
% ~ -
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Livestock Markets
pIIIsBI RICH

PITTSBURGH, Jan. NNS) &C TTIE
Receipts 20; market steady; stserz
choice Sl2 23Q 1878; medium 20 geod
5000 u - common, S7.75neT3: heif.
efs medium 20 good. SS25ug25 COM
mon. IS IS . Us, cows. medium 2" good
S74s Gamers and cutters S58T bulls
good 10 choice, So 755l0.75; CON non to
medium. So 50d IS
HoGS-Receipts so marke, live and
ihe higher le0-is0 lbs Sll SOFA ~. $50.
200 lbs Si1 s. Il: 2Oo-220 No. SIT $50
y 220-250 lbs Sii j0u11 25O-2eo
lbs. SilNll 30. 2o0-350 lbs sIO.7S41i.
9TS
SHEEP Receipts mono 70 rket steady.
choice lambs Sl2754 medium ~
good. SO 210il so. CONF Iamne 81 SO
y 10 30 ewes. S3V5. rrs. 81 5nsf6
CALVES Receipts mary.
steady. good 20 choice JOTis 30. me
dunn $l2d 10 so. culis "a common, 81
y 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Real Estate Outside of Detroit

-FOUR ROOM cottage--4-scre citrus grove
LIKE Comfy. FleFi4iss 81 600; Will con-
slider exchange. c. KEENAN,. $40 Charlotte
TE l-7707.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

BARBEQUE-Good business and location
Small down payment. Sacrifice. si0'
Woodward
BARBER BEAUTY shop-Good location
cheap rent, established business. Plaza
$3.50
BEAUTY sHOP-seliing due 10 illness
3 modern rooms automatic heatins
system, value 81 900, VIII sell for S45C
cash. 1908 fireman. Open for interview
ID Sunday. Oregon $3.50.
BEAUTY SHOP. excellent business: estab,
ilsne1 neighoorhood trade. 1859 Porter
Lafayette 77s1.
BEAUTY sHOP-DoWntown good clientele
splendid equipment; must sacrince.
Townsend 5-ss65
BEAUTY SHOP - Established Clientele
wonderful business. Small down payment
Oregon 0320.
BEER GARnE-&- -c-ass- c--E1esllsnt- ktial.
ness. Selling account sickness olive s0s6.
CLASS &C" LICENSE in operation; tax,
partner With capIfaI or sell all. no
brokers. agents. $3.50 Russell.
CONFECTIONERY with grocery and Nv
Ing quarters sacrifice for cash: sickness
forces sale. e04 Cherry. Wyandotte. Mich.
CONFECTIONERY, LUNCHES near
scao5', EplsNEII tocz-'5n; szcr1ftcs III
cash Oregon esss
coNFEcTIoNERY-B transfer corner
dong good business, must sacrifice
ivsnhae P7i2.
FoR rrohtshe Operating rooming houseI
consult KelleyF MA. 273s
GROCERY MEAT MARKET
Modern fully equipped clean stock: beer
NJ "a ne license. excellent business, finest
clientele $3.50 Renyiie. corner kirk~ood
GROCERY. MEAT MARKET - Exceilen'
1le2,l1n sa.ahllshed hnsneHs Trinity
. -a1+4--latUPsE- A.G----
GEIF STATION Dong good business
owner mas ctheT interests ons bloc
fran Sears TrebHtk t05sS Grand River
RFAI1H Fosd Store. owner teaylng oi'y
ffa" 1882 Grand Fiver TYLER 503s
E0tsF rerortt'oued mto four three -oo-
unfs tvo hams steam rea' Vtu'sl
efrr'r - coal. exceptional srrorue sacrifice
Ees's estate University 3-tTps
tlTCHF% fa- rent tr nesr gar4en pitf
-snts 2f1a Fusssh
KNITTING srd nHEssNAK1NC shop
@Ftablisssd clientele excellent location
sacrifice tr'snreIfv se7l
LUNCH ROOM Excellent t1s'ress sacri
7777-sEF- r-77ru-r-S-. GREETINGS
Sos HsrHtor
RtsTAt'FA"s beer 0lne s''aelishe-
i2545 Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
JOANN, 18O80

JOANN, ISOSO
; bedrooms colonial. neNly-rsintef Roa
1eeora'"t throughout new s,osst rsycH
bargain Al s. utS move right lu. open
Also SINGLE on wade ave vl'h bed
rooms Oh first floor arm s upstairs bar
gain: 1850 Lachspele. Lenox S-oS
KENTUCKY i5iis-Brrk = rooms fire.
place screens, awnings tine lot foxi40.
rH-rrrr- r7-r7--f !,
very small payment down ~ rcsp1cAp,e
buyer Many Others. See our lists and
ELsEA REALTY AND INVESTMENT CO
GIT Fort " VI 1890
PAXTON, 2s32. Ferndaie-4 rooms ostn.
garage. 81 73o. $3.50 down. Open "a
Cherry 7i27 Mbn.
-f-r7t-f RI. = r-r - -.
Lovely s foouz BEDROOMS basement.
furnace. venetian blnds decorated vacant
move In $3.50 down. SIS mo may accept
a1f2. boat diamond. ~ aha a. part =
11Wn oyer is. kitimar, si-a Oakland
sEVE~ HiLF 1905
View rrrn. nnr eonr bungalow m e.
g lr' oI feaf automatic hot Natr-
81 i.7. e1-- down, SIS roata.Y. QUICK
spRuL 70 rr~q a1sa
900 -Lll-l--t A.ll.r.1.- ala Ll-s12at. I.l.at
-t------@- e-----4-r
should rent N2G NORTH. s. f'o Many
f'frs Fre our FfE Fnr T'CfHrr.
FistA pYAiT. NFEsTnttT 20
rpf nHFr NrC'r5t- ta.4 80 ROOM.
'fr ffrra ta' csr FaraEe
Hf.t t'I.t- ..raf..r Pto ew+t
Trr asat
ca'orfn F'vu WARREN ,scror s
H frY ' Earn GO sen"
7otoRgp H.oers farly tr'cs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Houses for Sale

FENTON RID, s64i. Dearborn - broom
house, must sell, leaving city. Terms
cash four blocks west OF Telegraph,
block south OF Warren
FERNDALE-Eivs rooms good condition.
front porch. glassed back porch, Lot
5oxfB5, frurer; s-car garage 50 sac terms
BERRIDGE q MORRISON
207 W FIFTH r. o. 1900
GODDARD, 1T2sT-Coruer, near smile.
hne brick large rooms down, fireplace,
tie bath, shower large kitchen. decorated.
nne basement furnace space upstairs 10 an
ish extra rooms. move In. small down
open IA. Edelman. $500 Oakland TO.
7-41s3
HIGHLAND, 2475-Loyely brick, 5 rooms.
sahr1on breakfast n o o X fireplace.
shower. venetian blinds. decorated Ike a
new home and ready 20 occupy Bargain
open sunday - EdeimAn, S52s OAK
land TO 7-4ls3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
ENERTS. a1SS

~ Hs-as- Col nfIcs hn4 syre rrn,
gas heat attached Es-ags soft ~ o0y
yrR u.f low rr.rF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Bungalows for Sale
(West Of Woodward)
1929 SUSSEX

Near Puritan; big F. p. bungalow; attrici
gas a. c.. tile y. nat. Z. D.. lot 4OXl20.
everything handy: $3.50. UN. 2-5271
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
FAST RrRFsyo

fAsT BUFFALO NY. Jan . INs) =
800 market Sc higher;
good arc choice gf2is
CATTLE Receipts. 100: good steers and
yeariings. si2.6581325: short-fsds ard
warmed M offerings 81 25uf1 500 beef
cows, SS2fu SIS cutter ami common
81 75hs Gamer. So 90 y so. sauSAee
bulls 50 s0nIn
CALVES Refartf none veaiSs soc
1yer weaA ago s<ad anS chs,rr. SIS So
common ant medium si0r1t-so
SHEEP Re~sipfs none sprt and cl ,ics
ui27S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

CHICAGO, Jan QNsD --HOGs-Rs-
bulk Si1 Ill 40. heayes. $40 a04ii as.
mediums, Sil q IL so, ights Sii I0Ili. 30.
lght lights, Sll n II 30 packing k9ws.
~. 20 10 IS. PIGS SiOdfi
CATTLE Receipts 100. market steady
Calves. Receipts. none: markets teady. Beef
steers; Choice. Sl2.5on 20 81 medium,
- ~ = ~. % yeariines. $40 7S Butcher
cattle Heifers SJutf cows. - 1850,
bulls, $3.50 1913 calves, 81 ola so. feed
ers SsHI2 505 stockers gfg7rs $50
IL y cows and heifers STd1t2 %
sHEEP -keceipts . 600. market steady
lambs. si225 uI2 a.. common SO IL. as.
'yeathngs, 50 50Nfio rs: gNes, |SgHs.75.
feeders. SiO.F5lIl IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Income Bungalows for Sale
DIcKERsoN-wARREN SECTION
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

ONLY $3.50 DOWN
s and s. brick 20 roof. large rooms rented
sos. reconditOned 2-Car brick garage low
monthly payments.
NAVE 4 MUSETTI
i2s43 Mack AZ Gray Ii 0ii4
NINE ROOMS. bathg. full basement
steam furnace, near SprlngWells. Many
others. Nee our lists and pictures
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT co.
62lf West Fort VI. 1-i4O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
WEST SIDE HOUSES
NIFnD IT'D Z
Houses for Sale

s-RooM home FOR only Si7s5 with $500
down and S25 per month, garage ana
large lot bath gas cleo. 2ae0u East JET,
fsrson, near iO-Mile road, or 24i00 Harper.
ATTENTION.. defense workers - Taylor
Township tref H.U.
south ~ Van Bfn owner selling q
) I'm pass
Al c1uEf...t
~ tf a.r..
and 'crU- 'o -stf a'TN
CANTON. ntsr Harrer 6.f-n pssens7t
furnace, garage, 81 500. small ~ msnt
Burd, Tvenhos S3tO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR


FREE APPRAISAL. Mortgage loans on
older properties White or colored.
Schwartz, Ar Book Building. Cadillac 42lS.
SEE X. G. WOODRUFF, INC. FOR
mortgages on your improved property.
1905 Union Guardian Bldg. Cherry 2737.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

22s2t MICHIGAN DE 22?o
Lorraine KIRBY SS25 goVu brick 60,
furnace frepacos. garaEs Ty.ef $3.50
CCt0EFD TENANTS family. 1853 Nv
frcsfrr 81 5u0 2-famUv ard c0ttsge
3lr1 Madison 50 500 Dawson sara.
COLORED Near Woodward 2-Gat.
rooms each. brick: gear garage $500
down University i-373s. No broker
COLORED 5qs7 NoRTHFIErD 2.famny
six eaeh, hot air ONLY $500 DOWN
bert Realty TYLER $3.50.
C0IORFD West side. 2-Fat ONLY $500
pN' Crutcher TY. S-53ssi TY. s-020i
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Industrial Property
For Sale or Leass

SoRTHVILLE. 500 Plymouth BUILDING
Light mar Ifac'lrng reasonable North
vile go University 3-0sf2
60Ki40 FOR RENT OR SALE
lnH40 ard tn. 'U steam best waterman
service, sufabI@ ~ TTTrFfTg frgtt
mangtacturas Madison 3t18. 2I62 clay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

Cherry 7i27 Mbu
s1S,---r- -.-s,-s4--
Lovely fooEE BEDROOMS. basement,
furnace. venetian blinds decorated vacant,
move In $3.50 down. SIS mo may acrep;
arfo boat diamond. ~ vba' a. part =
down OpeH iB. kte.mar, sl-a Oakland.
TO 7-Als
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Unlisted Stocks
BID AND ASKED

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma,
tlonal Association Of Securities Dealers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-19

who Coon was. Must be a lawabid-
ing citizen thought we.
G. H. Edwards of Findlay says
there's nothing like the Bluffton
News stock sales for getting results.
Eleven replies to an advertisement
came in one days mail, he reports.
Here we scarcely have even
thought of Christmas shopping and
Wanda Niswander, daughter of Mr..
annd Mrs. Walter Niswander, tells
us that she completed all of her
Christmas shopping last week. At
least that's one good way to elimin-
ate one of the worries-just go
ahead and do the shopping now
when there are wider choices and
less rush.
We saw Bob Benroth, Bluffton
coin collecting enthusiast, reading a
magazine entitled "Numismatist"
We had some difficulty in trying to
pronounce the word let alone under
stand it. Bob soon put us at ease
however by explaining the magazine
was devoted to the science of numis-
matist".
Edith and Helen Zuercher, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zuerch-
er, came to school Monday with at
tractive necklaces made out of dis
carded pieces of insulated wire
Links were made out of the vari-
colored pieces of wire and were fash
ioned into very neat looking neck
pieces. The colors of the links were
green, blue, red, brown, orange, vel.
low, white and black.
Two new hobbies were uncovered
at the high school this week. Bett,
Morrison collects picture post card,
and classifes them according tt
state. She says that she hasn'
counted her cards but knows thai
she has hundreds of them. She get!
the cards in the mail from her rela
tives and friends who know of hel
interest.
The other hobby is that of Louise
Johnson who collects poetry. When
ever she reads poem that appeal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-19
BIufffon High School Notes

Social-Treva Hochstettler, Chr,
juice Garmatter, Eileen Moser,
Esther Shumaker, Rachel Hoffer,
Mabel Burkholder, Dorothy Dunbar.
Ways and Means-Helen Burk-
holder, Chr, Harriette Fett, Aline
Hilty, Mary Jane Garmatter, Ferol
Althaus, Priscilla Gunther, Aileen
Diller, Wilma Geiger, Lucille Kahle,
Roma Welty.
program-Ellen Basinger, Chr,
Lois Harris, Betty Clark, LaDonna
Johnson, Miriam Schaublin.
An extensive program of* intra-
mural sports is under way at the
high school this week. Competitive
games being played and being ar
ranged for are: volleyball, shuttle
board, badminton and paddle tennis.
The program is being supervised by
Coach George Swank and Mrs.
Harriette Luginbuhl.
Three feature movies will be
shown at high school chapel services
during the year: Our Town, Streets
of New York, and Let's Sing. Conn.,
mittee in charge of the selections
were: Barbara Jean Triplett, Robert
Pannabecker, Jane Howe and Nadine
Altman.
Three plays are being arranged
for by the Thespians, school dra-
matte society, under the direction of
p. w. Stauffer, instructor. The
plays are: Thanksgiving, Thankful
At Last; Christmas, Christmas in
Coventry; Easter, '.Into Thy King
DOM" Members of the society are:
Roberta Wenger, Beverly Biery,
Barbara Jean Triplett, Doris Duni-
fon, Dorothy Anderson, Florence
Hofer, Raymond Schumacher, John
Schmidt, Alice Oyer, Mary Jane
Worthington, Ralph Althaus, Her.
bert Conrad, Dorothy Jennings.
A cleanup day was sponsored by
the Junior Red Cross, of the high
school, at the grade school building
last Thursday. Various members of
the high school group supervised the
work of the grade school children.
Grades 2, and 6 worked in the
front of the building and grades l,
8, and 5 worked in the back of the
building. Leaves were raked, glass,
sticks and rubbish We're picked up
and the grounds were beautified in
the project.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-19
Mt. Cory School Notes

An American Junior Red Cross
drive was held Thursday. One half
of the money collected will be given
to the National Government and the
remainder will be given to the school
for necessities. A total of $8.26 was
collected. The high school led in the
drive by giving s4.54
The Varsity began practicing
basketball last week on the new
gymnasium floor.
The students sold S30,S0 of war
stamps and two twenty-five dollar
bonds, last Wednesday.
The senior class had their pic
lures taken on Monday in Tiffin.
The studio entertained the class in
the afternoon with a theater party.
The students enjoyed seeing the
show wake Island.
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Cooperate with the farmerss and
Sportsmen's club.
Ask permission before trespassing,
and make sure of your game before
you shoot. Don't take chance on
an unreasonable shot leaving Grip
pied game, or perhaps endangering
another hunters life! Be consider
ate and be sportsmen.
Many hunters are expected to take
to the field Friday at high noon with
the opening of the pheasant season.
Local sportsmen are greatly en-
Unused over the abundance of game
i'm this area. Excellent hunting
awaits all who take to outdoors for
the opener.
Buy your hunting license from
Leon Hauenstein, Sam Stepleton or
Lloyd Hardwick. These dealers re-
turn the fee to the club treasury to
be used to expand fishing and re-
stocking program.
An enthusiastic sportsmen, Clay
ton Bixel on recent visit to Bluff
ton let out the secret that he is con-
sidered a Professor of the University
of Chicago by the officials of the
school. Bixel, the owner of the Ford
garage in Bluffton, is at present a
flight instructor for the u. S. Navy
Air Corps. He gives instruction at
the Ford owned airport near Lans-
ing, Ill. Students for instruction
come from the University of Chi
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We thought everybody in town
knew Lee Coon-but a Bluffton man
stopped in the other day to ask us
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Members of the junior class en-
joyed Sadie Hawkins party at the
town hall Friday night. Games
were played under the direction of
the following committee: Earl Dean
Luginbuhl, Glenna Swick, Mary Mar
garet Basinger, Fluffy Blome, Alice
Santschi, Hugh Chamberlain.
After the program and refresh
ments dancing was enjoyed. Gen.
eral plans for the party were made
by the class officers consisting of:
Margaret Griffith, pres; Bill Mericle,
vice-pres.; Earl Dean Luginbuhl,
sec'y.-treas.; Roger klay, Helen
Greding, Lois Oyer, Robert Amstutz,
executive committee; w. o. Geiger,
class advisor.
The Junior Red Cross organiza-
tion is making plans for its work of
the year. Members of the organiza-
tion are: Ray Schumacher, Bob
Burkholder, Mary Ellen Luginbuhl,
Mary M. Basinger, Bob Oberly,
Margaret Diller, Phyllis Hauenstein,
Jim Howe, Lanoy Loganbill, Robert
Lee, Wayne Badertscher, Malcolm
Basinger, Richard Oberly, Lois Oyer,
Alice Oyer, Dorothy Anderson, Jean
Ann Steinman, Harriet Fett, Aline
Hilty, Louise Which, Mary Lou
Young, John Bracy.
Some phase of the National High
School Victory Corps will be incor.
porated into the program at Blufftor
High school, according to prelim.
mary discussion under way at the
faculty meetings. More detailed an.
nouncement will be made next week
Prof. ]. w. Insley, formerly sup
erintendent of schools of Hancock
county, spoke to the students IN al
assembly meeting on "Peculiaritie:
of the Presidents" Tuesday after
noon.
Two films depicting efforts o.
American armed forces were showr
in the high school assembly Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Home Economics Reserves
will hold their annual banquet at tn,
Walnut Grill this Wednesday night
The committees for the year are
Service-Margaret Shumaker, Chr
Louise Which, Janice Wingate, Jacki,
Burns, Mary Lou Young, Heller
Smith.
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to her she clips it and pastes it in
her scrap book. If the poem is in
a book that can't be clipped she
makes a copy of it and pastes that
in instead.
Earl Frick and Burl Mover go
sparrow hunting so they can feed
the birds to their pet coon. The
coon thrives on the bird meat, the
boys report.
Eight blessed events occurred be-
tween Sunday night and Monday
morning when Beagle hound be-
longing to Joe Goodman had pups.
Six of them are black and white,
one is dark brown and the other is
light brown. Joe was very much