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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28

remained under the locust trees,
with Lige White and Gurd Grant and
a group of Three Pines riders. Sher-
iff Nickum was also there, coat
hung loosely to his gaunt frame.
Jesse Rusey, farther down the
street, watched this crowd; and on
him Clay Morgan put his glance
for a moment. Charley Hillhouse
went across the dust to join Heren-
deen. Janet turned out of McGar-
rah's store, advancing toward Nor
gan. Her little shoulders showed
straight in the sunless light, her
small feet made quick tapping on
the sidewalk boards. She said:
I'VE are having supper with Ann
McGarrah, Daddy" Her soft smile
held its secret again, her eyes
showed it. Didn't I tell your"
Hack Breathitt removed his hat
with a flourish. .'How, boney?"
''How, Hack"
Hack said: Come along with a
gentleman.
Janet put her hand in Hack
Breathitt's fist and walked away
with him.
Morgan laid his shoulders against
the wall of the saloon and freshened
his cigar with match. The group
remained beneath the locust trees,
Herendeen and Lige White now talk
ing together while the rest remained
silent. A good many people had
come to the street, scattered under
the board awnings. All of them, he
noticed, were watching the court
house. Tension crawled up the
street, strong enough to touch Nor
gan's nerves. Jesse Rusey never
moved from his position as he, too,
watched the courthouse door. A
stage stood by the Mountain House
hotel, ready to go. At the stable,
Parr Gentry sat on a capsized bar
rel, Jumped over and apparently
disinterested, but Morgan saw the
way the mans eyes travelled
around. Hack Breathitt and Janet
were crossing the dust to Tanners
drugstore and at this moment Ollie
Jacks, freed by the jury's verdict,
stepped from the courthouse, looked
to either end of the street, and
halted.
He was a wiry man with the
drawn, blank face of gambler; he
was a man who had been caught
stealing beef and now, by the act
of the jury, was free to ride out. His
horse was in Gentry's stable, fifty
feet from where he stood, yet this
was as far as he got, this rooted
position before the courthouse with
Jesse Rusey on one side of him
and Herendeen's group watching
him from the other, and with all
the town looking on. AT that mo-
ment he knew what Clay Morgan
and every soul in town knew: he
knew he was a dead man.
ITO BE CONTTNUEDJ
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28
RawsOn

Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Powell and
infant daughter of Eatontown, N. Y,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Powell of
Benton Ridge were Thursday callers
on Mrs. Margaret Bum, Ruth Will
liams and Mrs. Olive Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith were
recent overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Ream of Bluffton.
Mrs. Elson Kirkbride and daugh-
ter Mary of Findlay were Sunday
afternoon callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Trask.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Cunningham
of Deweyville, were Thursday call
ers on Mrs. Mabelle Lootens and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Otto spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sommers and daughter Ann of
Pandora.
Max Russell of Jenera, and Mar
shall Beagle, Jr., were Sunday even
ing guests of Miss Sadie Swartz and
Miss Geraldine Bush of Shawtown.
Mrs. Olive Crozier spent the week
end with friends in Clyde.
Mrs. Helen Bunk and family were
Sunday afternoon callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Woods of Fostoria.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Ward Grieb,
and children of Findlay, Mr.. and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28
Must Request Wheat
Allotment By June /

Wheat allotments for the 1943
harvest for Allen county are now
being established by the county COM
mittee. No allotments are being es-
tablished for farms which did not
harvest wheat in 1910 or 1941, and
on which no wheat will be harvested
in 1912, even though the farm had
an allotment for 1912 ANY farmer
who has not had wheat for harvest
in any of the three years mentioned
above should request, in writing, an
allotment by June /, 1912, if he in
tends to plant wheat for harvest in
1943.
1t will be impossible to establish
allotments for these farms after
June /, 1912, because any acreage
allotted to the county which they do
not need will be assigned to more
regular wheat producing farms at
that time.
No 1943 payment on this type of
allotment will be made, but if the
farmer plants within his allotment
there will be no deduction from any
other AAA payment earned on the
farm, and the farm will not be sub
iect to 1943 wheat marketing quotas
if the paintings do not exceed the
allotment or Is acres, whichever is
larger.
Clair A. Patterson, Chairman
Allen County A. c. A.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28

of habit can become-Howard Stag
er, local drayman, backed up to the
rear door of the News office the
other day to unload what he thought
was a box of paper for the printing
plant. Upon reading the label on
the box he discovered that it was
addressed to the Citizens bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cupples,
who just returned from most har-
rowing experience on a torpedoed
ship in the Caribbean Sea, reported
that the Bluffton News was a most
welcome visitor at their location in
the deep interior of Colombia in
South America. The paper usually
arrived about a month after the
publishing date and every word was
eagerly devoured, they said.
Charles Tripplehorn recently met
the curator of the Toledo Zoo and
what was the topic of their conver-
sation? Reptiles, of course. After
being conducted personally around
the zoo, the curator, Mr.. Jerry Hipp,
presented Chas.with a Mississippi
swapping alligator turtle. Charles
tells US it is a swell specimen of
the Machnochelys temminkii variety
of turtle.
Charles has engaged Harry Minck
to be his official photographer.
Minck has taken all kinds of pic
lures of the Tripplehorn turtles,
snakes and reptiles going thru their
various kinds of antics.
Evan Nisuander has removed the
dozens of gadgets that formerly
decorated his bike. He says the
bicycle was getting too heavy and
he is able to ride much easier now.
=
Gerald Scoles, located at Camp
Gordon, Ca, thinks this is small
world after all. He had just return
ed to camp from all day field ma
neuvers when new group of Uncle
Sans men came rolling into camp
in their army trucks. In one of
them he spied Carl "Curly" Triple
horn also of the Bluffton community.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28
Mt. Cory

A dinner was held Sunday III
honor of Corp. and Mrs. Lewis
Dukes of Camp Gordon, Ga, at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
L. w. Dukes. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Jones, Mt. Cory;
MIR. and Mrs. Suter, Pandora; Miss
Ann Dukes, Findlay; Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Jones were afternoon callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones anG
family attended the Slusser reunion
at Vaughnsville, Sunday.
Corp. and Mrs. Lewis Dukes were
Friday evening supper guests OF
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
E. Jones.
Mrs. Cecil Roach and son Donald
and daughter Susann of Cleveland
were weekend guests of Mrs
Bessie Quinn. Mrs. Sara Guin OF
Findlay was a Saturday evening
supper guest in the same home.
Mrs. julie Meyer, of Toledo, spent
few days last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. w. Garlinger.
Mrs. Cecil Roach called Sunday
afternoon on Mrs. T. B. Ghaster
daughter Ruth, and Mrs. Jennie
Ghaster.
Mrs. Larena Guin called Sunday
evening on Bessie Guin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis King, daugh-
ter Judy, of McComb and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Wolfrom and daughter
Shirleen, were recent dinner guests
of DR.. and Mrs. A. E. King.
The Mt. Cory Alumni banquet was
held Saturday evening at the high
school auditorium.
Mrs. Jennie Ghaster called Satur-
day afternoon on Mrs. Bessie GUM
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kramer at
tended the wedding of their grand
daughter Wilma Nonnamaker at the
Presbyterian church in Bluffton, Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Larena Guin was a recent
weekend guest in Lima at the B.
F. Seitz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Guin, and
son Dennis of Findlay spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. King,
Mrs. Geren and son remained for
the week. She attended the alumni
banquet here Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Morrison and
daughter Betty of Urbana, spent a
weekend recently with Mr.. and Mrs
William Morrison and son Billy.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. McKitrick and
daughters Pam and Joy spent the
weekend with Mrs. McKitrick in
Toledo.
Mrs. d. ]. King of Findlay called
on relatives here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and
sons King and Paul, of New Castle
Ind, were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. King, they also at
tended the alumni banquet Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kramer spent
Sunday in Lima at the Avis Gratz
home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28

Actor Victor Moore had this ex-
planation for turning up in Jackson
Heights, N. Y, at the controls of
steam shovel: 'Some years ago
former actor turned real estate bro
ker and tried tc sell me a piece OF
land. / wasn't much interested, but
he told me he had a real tip on a
race horse. He said he'd let me in
if I'd promise that if I won I'd use
the money for a down payment on
the lot. ! did. He did. The horse
did. So did, and now we're build
ing bus terminal on it." Moore
kept his gloves on just long enough
to move one shovelful of dirt.
Save your halves, quarters an,
dimes-buy defense stamps now!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28
Notice Of Sale OF
Real Estate

In pursuance of an order given to
me by the Probate Court of Allen
County, Ohio, l am offering at pri-
vate sale ninety acre farm situated
on the Rockport Road about one mile
east of Rockport and approximately
three miles north of Beaverdam.
Also, four room house and lot in
the Village of Rockport, Ohio.
Anyone interested may write to
John A. Burkholder Wooster, Ohio,
r. R. No. 2, or inquire at the offices
of Attorney r S. Steiner, sth Floor
of The Citizens Building, Lima, Ohio.
John A. Burkholder,
Administrator of the Estate
of Samuel w. Burkholder,
Deceased. 8
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28

And speaking of Maple Grove,
there's a wary old cock pheasant
who seems to regard the cemetery
as his special bailiwiek. Custodian
Baumgartner says the bird evidently
is an old-timer and apparently smart
enough to stay out of the picture
during the hunting season. Fine
looking specimen, says Albert.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28

I'm thinkin' that this is probably
the last time us three will sit at
the same table"
Don't talk like that" said Char
ley Hillhouse.
But both of them were watching
Clay Morgan, who sat silent all the
while, buried in his own thinking.
He had always been the silent one,
the last one to speak. He said, very
quiet with his words, 81 want you
to know this, Hack. If you ever
get in trouble, come to me. I'll
stand behind you."
Charley Hillhouse shook his head,
bothered by Morgan's words. 81
knew you'd say that, Clay, but I
wish you hadn't. Makes it tough
on me. Long as I work for Three
Pines, I'll let nothing get between
me and the ranch. Nothing at all"
He met Hack Breathitt's glance and
quietly added: Don't come to me,
Hack"
That was all. These three rose
and crossed the room, pushing
through the doors. Ben Herendeen
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28
Test Your Pillows

Try the "dust-test" on your pill
lows: Pound the pillow vigorously
and note if dust flies. Or do you
feel stiff jagged quills under the
ticking? If SO, then discard this
pillow or treat it to a thorough reno
walton before you move.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28
PAGE SEVEN

Mrs. Donald Ream, of Bluffton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-28

Just TO prove how strong the force
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-05
Housekeeping Rooms

CHOPE. 1900 tGrand River Room large
closet separate kitchen. adults. Tyler
6-l624
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Male Help-Salesmen

AVAILABLE At RaVleigh Route
~ 500 families ONLY reliable men need
Apply Good profits 10 willing WORKERS
No experience required 30 start Write
today RaWleighs. Dept. MCL-ll0-Z
Freeport. III.
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COLORED - Clean. respectable home:
single. $3.50: couple. 81 $50 Mt. Vernon
COLORED-sIeeping room for men. 439
Horton
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Wanted to Rent Rooms
Furnished Rooms for Rent

/ ASHLAND KERCHEvAL - Front room
telephone; garage. private home, Muir
raw 6Sa4
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Houses for Sale
DEARBORN

TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROCNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. $500
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Wanted to Rent Apartments
Wanted to Rent Houses

Northeast section; 5-room sin.
gle home. good references. Twinbrook
l-1Si7.
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Personals

DIVINE HEALING - Improves health
Reverend Hazel DAmrau. 174i Ferry
Park. Trinity l-72a2.
GYPSY CARD Reading. Palmisiry. BY
Madame Marie, sis Cary. Vlne~ood
, s573
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed Null
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37s5 Gratiot. PLAZA 0s5O
MADAME ELisE-Unususl French reader
Sand and Fire solve your problems love
business. Columbia 2Too. 4tiT Second, ca.
MADAME LOUIsE-Card and character
reading. Hours 10 % .. 4732 avery.
MADAM X - Astrologist. daily readings.
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MRS RAVE Astrologist featured At state
FAR 5937 Mitchell. PLAZA 2503.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working
Doctor De sVarte Rectal Clinic
ATl5 Second near Palmer Trinity l-7242
PROF ELTON-ADVIsOR
CONSULTATION daily. 1913. Tuesdays.
Fridays Until Q. closed sundays 3fls John
r, between Erskine and Eliot Special. 81
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church ~
Christ. Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard Tyler s-7333
SAM A. CITY Hall December sixth,
2. m. signed NJ.
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ASHLAND 70 KERCHEVAL Front room:
telephone; garage private home Mus-
ray 65i4
ATTRACTIVE double rooms excellent
transportation gentleman. Tyler 4-2055.
evenings after I.
BOULEVARD. West Grand 22O2-Newly
furnished. single double. privileges
TYLER 5-5J0e
CANTON, PASS Cvernor, East Front
room one. two girls Plaza 1912
CHEYENNE. lsi2s-Twin beds: couple
Two girls home privileges. University
CLA1RMOuST, 223i near Fourteenth-
Two rooms pleasant. good ursnsports-
ton. Tyler i725l.
cLEAN ROOM, gentleman or sri war
worker good transportation. sos Beni-
EAsTLAwN, 5525- Nicely furnished room;
twin beds: good transportation; women
preferred
FERGUSON. 1903 - Large, attractive
room. two girls, or single room one girl.
seyen,Mile near Greenfield. Vermont
5-4o62 after p. m
FURNISHED double room Girls preferred.
Kitchen privileges good transportation.
Olive 1888.
GRAND RIVER LIVERNoIs - Double:
bath. private entrance gas heat. Davi-
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LAUDER. s227-Two gentlemen willing 70
tation Oregon 32sT
LIZ MAY 1892 Single; between Harper.
Shoemaker, clean front bedroom: good
transportation.
LEISURE Puritan schaefer - Gentleman:
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5-57lo
LIvERNofs Lafayette - Sleeping room.
single bed So, board optional Vine
wood l-f74s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. district - steam
heated: good transportation. business
woman. gentle. University 2O553.
MELBOURNE. ss6--ColoreA. private home;
employed couple. home privileges. Trim
ity l-5s26.
PINGREE, 27OI-Large front room: twin
beds; good transportation Tyler 4-0772.
PLAINVIEw. 1891 -- Large room: twin
beds; near Diesel Motors. Vermont
5-ffs7
PROVOST. 1920 tsix-MneI- Employed
couple: gentleman; new reasonable. YER
sPRINGARDEN 1882 - Chalmers bus:
hoard <oBtional. garage men preferred.
TAYLOR tGrand RIVER Large. modern:
bus transportation: home privileges
young congenial gentlemen Tyler 4352o.
vfNEwooD 1893 Upper front for gen.
tlemen or working couple. Lafayette
|3li2
wH1TCOMB Grand RIVER Gentleman.
Week DAYS after 30 Sundays. Yer.
mont 5-0l76.
WYOMING (west Chicago. Plymouth bus |:
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Tyler 4-4523
coLoRED Quiet couple; neatly furnished.
30 East Forest. Apartment SOL Temple
2-036a
ICOLORED Clean, respectable home;
single. $3.50. couple. 81 $50 Mt Vernon.
commissioning room for men. 439
Horton
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Apartments for Rent
Unfurnisb.d

~ YOU have an unfurnished kitchenetts
house fat or apartment for rent We
viii rent y for you. Choice tenants wait.
ms Cali Trinity 2-7335.
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furnished Houses for Rent
Income Bungalows for Rent

MORLEY, 1881 Five room lower. fur
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free rent in exchange for meals
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double rooms excellent
transportation gentleman. Tyler 4-205o.
evenings after
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s-l624
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THIRD, 3e3e-Large housekeeping rooms,
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monthly rent required.
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DIVINE HEALING - Improves health
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KEYSTONE. 1880 near East 7-Mile Road
VIII share nice home with two girls or
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WILL SHARE six-room flat with couple
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

in your quiet way you've been ahead , of me all this time. Its possible there's already man in the pic- ture. Are you," she demanded, lin love with Peter?'
 Peter! It was as though Belle had accused her of being in love with a brother! Candaces face famed.
 Belle took the blush as confirma- tion. T thought so" she said. That explains the nursing notion. I sus- pected something of the sort a long time ago"
 Candace said quickly, Aunt Belle, stop! It isn't Peter. Peter has nothing to do with it, he doesn't even know"
 Then" Belle said slowly, after a long pause, "Ill finish what I was saying. If you can't manage matri- mony, which is the safest career for any woman, you'll have to earn your living. But it will have to be in some dignified field. You'll promise that or my help stops right now.- Well, what have you to say?"
 Candace said quietly, I'm going into training, of course"
 Belle crushed out her latest cig- aret with an air of finality. Tn that case, there's nothing more to be said. Except that, since you do it against my wishes, the sooner you do it the better" She swept coldly from the room.
 (TO Be COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
BY HOLLY PATTERSON copyR,e4r ,s4.
 kEA aRR ING

ed her into 8 fury that made her forget some of her own fear.
 Behind her Belle said, Now you'll explain to me, please this sudden romantic urge to touch cool hands to fevered brows and all that-and incidentally to empty bedpans and things. You've thought of all that, I suppose?"
 Candace hadn't, she hadn't really thought much of anything beyond the actual details of getting entered and started. She said quietly "I1l do everything that's expected of me, of course"
 Belle had lighted a cigaret and was inhaling deeply and then ex- polling the smoke in angry gusts. Its a simple diversion to type, I suppose" she said. Peasants don't mind doing things like that. And your father was a peasant. Wit, a gift of music, but a peasant for all of that. Did it ever occur to you" she demanded, "in your zeal to do things that are expected of you, that something might be expected of you for all I've done?" Candace said miSerably, "Of course, Aunt Belle. I owe you lot, I know. But"
 But what? But you're just like your mother in that, that's the answer, not an ounce of gratitude in your whole makeup. should have known. I wasted my whole youth doing without things SO that she could have them. But when she had chance to marry well so that she could make all that up to me, did she do it? No! No; instead she fell in love. "romantically" in love like any cheap little servant girl, with her violin teacher and ran oil and married him"
 Remembered bitterness threat ened for an instant to choke her: she brought herself up sharply. You might at least have cons suited me about your plans. Why didn't you?"
 Candace said honestly. Tt never once occurred to me that you'd be at all interested, or care what I did"
 T don't care. really" Belle admit ted bTutally, My only real interest is in getting you Of my hands as satisfactorily as possible, ln a way that will reflect no dlseredlt on mo --and that will be permanent" shs narrowed her eyes, peeFing At Can- dace through the smoke Of her elg. aFet, I'm going to be unpleaaantIy frank" Ahe said. You have not a penny 10 your name but what 1 choose 70 give you; you haven't als extraordinary brain. you have noth. ing at all but A certain y0slthfal pfetsiness, If you take Tay advice, y0uTl go or Co 6 good college while it'e ssiil possible, and you'll take every opportunity Co meet eligible men, tQ make @ good marriage, ThAs your only chance 'oF safely.
 A thought aiFnrk her and she raused AssefAlnslvelF. sft's paasllsla.s f elAe haidp haK stshFeMe Falsads "lhat