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Evening star., 1942-01-31
Holy Communion
AT Sixth PRESBYTERIAN

The Sacrament of the holy COM
munion will be observed in the Sixth
Presbyterian Church at II am. The
subject of the communion medita-
ton by the Rev. J. H. Garner will
be: What Do You Want Most?"
The annual every member canvass
will be conducted Sunday afternoon
and evening, commencing with a
luncheon and service following the
morning worship, and concluding at
SPIN.
The Christian Endeavor Forum
and Senior Hi will meet at pm.
The Board of Trustees will meet
at the home Of its president, j.
Austin Latimer, on Monday, at 7:30
pm.
The Women's Organization will
meet Wednesday at 8 pm.
The sanctuary will be open for a
service OF prayer and meditation
from 7 to 7:3O pm. every Thursday.
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United Brethren

DR.. Ira Sankey Ernst will preach
at II am. on Great Prayers of the
Scripture" At pm. Christian En-
deavor day will be observed with
the theme, Christian Endeavorers
Always for Christ and the Church"
A catechetical class for young
Christians will be organized at $50
pm.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Tuesday evening for election Of off,
GERS. A speaker will explain plans
for an emergency feeding unit. The
Marlin Glass will meet Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs Asbury
Hammond. Missionary Circle No. S
will have luncheon Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. S. 3. Daugherty
Red Cross sewing Monday evening
at the church.
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Pentecostal Holiness,

The Rev. Hubert T. Spence will
preach over Station WINK at $50
am. and at both of the regular
church services II am. and 7:45
pm. The morning subject Is "The
Four Calls Of Christ" At the eve
ming service . special evangelistic
message will be delivered. Mid
week service each Wednesday at
7.45 pm.
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Hilxrim A. M. L.

Preaching by DR.. C. c. Ferguson,
presiding older of the Potomac Dis
trict, who will assist the pastor in
administering holy communion at
the morning service. The quarterly
conference will be held In the after
noon. Preaching and continuation
of. the celebration Of holy commu-
nion at the evening service by the
pastor.
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N resbyterian Ministers,

The R resbyterian Ministers Asso-
ciation will meet Monday at II
am. In New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Chuf ch. The Rev. Calvin H.
Wingert of Grace Reformed Church
will speak on Thoughts During a
Blackout. IAN interested are vel
come.
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Healing Services.

Learning to Live Spiritually" y
from Christ in War Time" by, DR..
John s. Bunting, will be studied by
the prayer circle of the Church of
st. Stephen and The Incarnation
In the parish hall Tuesday at 1880
am. The service will include tes-
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Omen Door Church,

"The Believers Conflict and Con-
quest in Romans" Is the pastor s
subject at II am, TO be followed
by the Lords Supper. "A Fourfold
Picture Of Seed-Sowing in Mat
thew" at 7.30 pm.
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French Services.

"Aucun Effort de Trop" will be
the subject Of the sermon by the
Rev. Andre +. Liotard at the French
service at st. Johns Episcopal
Church tomorrow at pm. The
service will be followed by . tea
in the parish hall.
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Self Realization

Swami Premananda of Calcutta,
India, will conduct the Asunday
morning service Of the Self -RAaliza-
ton Fellowship on Western avenue
at Forty ninth street. taking Az his
subject, philosophy Of the ASoso-
lutte" y,
The public class in philosophy M7d
yosa will be held Wednesday at 3
pm.
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Radio Bible Quix.

A team Of students from the
George Washington University will
meet a team Of students from the
American University tonight at
8:05 o'clock on the Bible Quiz over
WWDC. Evangelist Dale Crowley
director, will preside.
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Fifteenth Street (Colored)

"The Basis of Confidence Toward
God" is the subject Of DR.. HALEY
B. Taylor at IL am. AS guests OF
the Brownie Cub, soldiers from
Fort Belvoir will be present. The
choir will render music.
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Jones Memorial (Colored).

At II am. holy communion will
be- observed. Communion medita-
ton by DR.. Julius 8. Carroll On
Lord, Eeach Us to Pray"
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DumbArton.

The. Rev. Lloyd @. Davis will
preach at II am. on Christ Our
Saviour" Union service at pm
The Rev Floyd L. Morrison Of Al
dersgate Church will preach. The
Teachers Training Glass will spon-
sor a fellowship following the eve
ming service.
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Knox Orthodox,

NThe communion sermon will be
"Nome and Dine" and In the eve
ming "The Gospel Message-Its Di-
virG Source, Its Human Channel, Its
Spiritual Purpose" The church
membership course will be continued
Thursday at 1915 Vermont avenue
NW..A meeting Of the congregation
will be held after the Sunday morn
ing sea vice.
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Sherwood.

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be celebrated at both morn
ing services. There will also be q
reception of new members.
In the evening the Christian En-
deavor Societies will unite In cele-
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Other Services
White CA1N.

The White Cross Ch urch OF Christ
will hold services Wednesday at 8
pm. at 1910 Ontario pla'e NV. The
Rev. Jane B. Coates WI speak on
How to Receive Your supply" fol-
lowed by messages and healing serv-
ice.
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METROPOLITAN Wesley A. M. E. Z.

Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.
The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on Maintain the Spiritual
Glow" At II Am. The senior choir
will provide the music. Holy COM
municn will be administered. At
8 pm, special musical program.
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Brentwood Park.

At II am, holy communion: 7:45
pm, the Rev. Wilbur H. Wilson, as
sociate pastor OF Mount Vernon Place
Church, will be the guest preacher,
using as his theme. Lest We For
get" He will also lead the discus
sion in the Young Adult Forum at
$40 pm. on THE Place of the
Church In Our Defense Program. {"
The intermediate and Senior Youth
Fellowships will meet at 6:45 pm.
"The Church and Its Sanctuary"
beginning the study Of "The Metho-
dist Meeting House." by DR.. Paul
Neff CARRIER, will be the theme at
the Thursday prayer fellowship at
7:45 pm. The Ofhcial Board will
meet after this service.
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Bethel PentecoStal.

Pastor Harry v. schaener will
speak at II am. on The Lords
Table" Holy Communion will be
administered, with a special love
Offering received for World Mis-
sions. Speaking at 7:30 pm. on
"The Reward of Faith"
On Monday at pm. the captains
of teams will conduct cottage
prayer meetings. On Wednesday,,
8 pm, the pastor and "Back Home
Hour" group will conduct special
services at "Bible Way Church" !"
Thursday, to 8 pm, fasting and
prayer, followed by Bible study
class. Friday, 7:45 pm, prayer and
class meeting.
The Back Home Hour" spon-
sored by the young people, under
the direction Of the pastor, will be
heard Tuesday, 7:30 pm. The
young peoples service will follow
the broadcast.
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Jnhn WeaIev A. n. T. z.
Ebenezer (CoIored,)

At II am. the Rev. F. F. King
will preach the anniversary sermon
ION "The Seven Dispensations"; l
pm, Union Glass; 3 pm, the Rev.
John F. Monroe, choir and con-
gregation will worship; 8 pm, Serv-
Ice conducted by the pastor.
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Nru1 3rruaalrnt
(SWEDENBORGIAN1

CnURCH OF THE HOLY CTf1
l,e:4b a.m.-Ss B. Io:oo-Areans Class.
! Al 90 am.-Morning Worship. Sermon.
woo am-Holy Supper.
400 pm-Evening Prayer and 0Sudy
- Pastsr. Rev. Paul SDeFry.s y
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nton-Temple Memorial.

DR.. Alfred E. Barrows will occupy
the pulpit at II am, using as his
subject knowledge That Is Power"
)Young peoples meetings at 6:45 pm.
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z RYlAnd

Ryi1nd.
DR.. A. S. Mowbray will preach
Sunday morning. At 7:30 pm. M.
H. Fearnow will ofnciate. Mrs. R.
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Lewis Memorial.

Holy communion at II am. The
Rev. H. R. Deal will speak at 8 pm.
on "Mending Broken Lives"
The Youth Fellowships will meet
at 6:45 pm. for the intermediates
and at pm. for the seniors.
The Burtis Bible Glass will meet
Monday evening. The Ofncial Board
will meet Tuesday evening.
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Presbyterian
Garden Memorial.

The Rev. Philip Goertz will preach
on "The Thrill of Christianity"
The children's message will be
America Discovered" The theme
at 8 pm. will be: Paul, Christian
! Example" Communion will be OBJ
sserved at the morning service.
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GOrguch,

Church services, II am. and 8
pm. The Fellowship Forum will
meet at 7 pm. Monday, 8 pm,
Social Club; Tuesday, 3 pm, Ofncial
Board; Wednesday, 8 pm, Womans
Society Of Christian Service; Fri
day, 8 pm, Young Peoples Society.
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Central.

DR.. James H. Taylor viii preach
In the morning on "The Meaning Of
the Lords Supper" and IN the eve
ing on "The Light Of the World"
The fellowship for young people
will be held at 9 pm, at which
young people of the church will well
come those who are seeking a
church home. The Christian En-
dewor Society will meet atT pm.
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SptrttualtBt
LONGLEY MEMORjAL

MRS. SUIT, reading appointment. Phone
Taylor 1883. Circle Monday and Friday,
8 pm. 1923 Holmead place NV. between
18th and l4th at Newton
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brating the 6lst anniversary Of
Christian Endeavor. A tea will be
held from 8 to 8 pm, followed by a
young peoples service In place Of
the regular evening service. Every
one is invited.
On Wednesday at 3 pm. the
Church Aid Society will sponsor an
entertainment and refreshments.
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DOuglSs Memorial.
st, Paul'k

At II am. holy communion will
be held. At 8 pm. the Rev. William
Pierpoint will preach on Faith That
Prevailed"
The Membership Committee Of
the Young Adults Class will hold q
special meeting on Tuesday at Z
pm.
At q recent meeting Of the Mems
Class plans were laid for the "eve-
ming of entertainment" on March
4. The proceeds from this annual
affair are applied to the building
fund of the church.
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Potomac Heixhts Community.

Potomac Heights Community.
Communion service ct II Am. The
Rev. Aaron B. Kelley will preach on
Remember Jesus Christ" The evan
gelistic service ct 3 pm. will'be con-
Quoted by tn. Rev. Glen Wagner
and a group from the Washington
Bible School. Special music. Chris
tian Endeavor Is ut Z pm. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday ut 3 pm.
Study In the gospel Of John.
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Activities in Washington Churches

En- Banker, superintendent Of the
youth division, Will preside at q
meeting Of the young people Friday
evening.
At D special quarterly conference
it was unanimously ddcided to pro-
ceed with the building, program to
complete the church. as soon as
practicable.
Israel Metropolitan g. M. E.
At II am, sermon. 1.-THE Cross"
by the Rev. l.. s. Branuion. Holy
communion Wilt be served. Music
by the senior choir; $50 pm, Ep-
worth League: 3 pm, sermon by the
pastor on "The Sincere Church"
Miles Memerial c. M. K
At II AM, sermon BY the Rev.
j. ThomassMcCl ClenrAon. On AM Up
litter Soul" Holy communion. 1Au-
sic by senior choir and. chorus: $50
pm, Epworth League; 8 pm, aer.
mon by . visiting minister.
John Wesley A. n. T. L.
DR.. Stephen GIL spottswood wnl
preach ut II Am. on Pedestrian ct,
the Kingdom" and at 3 pm. on3
"The Negro and Democracy" Music
will be furnished by the, Cathedral
Choir.
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34Z3 HoImead Piece NV.
Between 18th and 14th At Newton o.
Sunday, November e. At Pm.
ALL MESSAGE SERVICE
Messages by the Mediums.
Wednesday Service, D.m., Mrs. HiEhmith
Aattnnal 8rtrttualtHt
AHHnttattnn
J. K. simmons, 1920 Park I'd. NV, Apt
1. Message Service Thurs. pm Read
ings by appt Phone Col. 1912.
Mrs. Ethel Highsmith. Readings by ap-
pointment ASSOCIATED with Longley Memo
rial church,. 2S06 9th St. NE. DU. S430.
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Rrrthrrn
Mhttr Eruaa

THE WHITE CROSS CHURCH OF CHRIST
1910 Ontario PI. NV, "wednesday 8 Pm
"How to Obtoin Yeur Supply"
Lecture, Messages and Healing.
Postos, REV. JANE B. COATES
Consultation BY Appointment. Col. 9227.
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River Road u. p.

The Rev. Virgil NJ. Cosby an
nounces that DR.. William Brown,
superintendent Of missions, will
make his annual visit and preach at
II a m. and pm. He also will meet
with the Board Of Elders and Trus-
tees at Z pm.
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Western.

The morning service Is tho som-
munion service. Guest preacher. the
Rev. Irving w. Ketchum.
On Thursday at 3 pm. the Rev
Ezras 8. Gruver will speak On THE
Gospel. According to You"
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timony, meditation, prayers for the
sick and world conditions. Mrs.
James w. Gift will lead.
The service Of Holy Communion
with intercessions for the sick and
the laying on of hands for healing
will be held Thursday at 10 am.
The Rev. Paul Duliver Wilbur will
onciate.
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peciaIy prepared for the interest of
the young people. Following the
service a tea will be served.
A church training class is being
conducted on Thursday evening for
the adult groups, including the ON
cial board and womens societies,
and the young peoples and young
adult organizations.
Congress Street.
The sacrament OF the Lords sup
per will be administered at II am.
The pastor, Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis,
will use for his communion medi-
tation THE Memory of Jesus" /"
The Youth Fellowship will meet at
7 pm. At . pm. Congress Street
will unite with Aldersgate and Dunn
barton Avenue Methodist Churches
at Dumbarton Avenue Church. The
Rev. F. L. Morrison will preach.
Douglas Memorial.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at II am. tomorrow. The Rev. w.
F. Wright will administer the sac
raments and present . short COM
munion meditation. At 3 pm. he will
install officers Of the Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service. The Youth
Fellowship will meet at 7 pm. The
Ofilcial Board will meet Monday at
7:30 pm. and on Tuesday, COM
mencing at 10 a m, the W. S. of c. s
Of the East Washington district will
hold an all-day meeting. Circle No.
meets Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. M. Patterson at 1880 pm.
The minister will conduct the serv-
ice Thursday night.
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EckingtOn.

lexington.
Worship at II am; text II Sat
Where They Sat" At 8 pm. MY
Gospel" Sermons by the Rev.
Henry B. Wooding.
Social Of the Emmaus Bible Clays
Tuesday evening. Congregational
dinner Wednesday.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-01-09

Iwontv-scvcn att ondc3 the
Matanuska Valley Eom2lnakors Coun-
CT I IN the lounge 2onday an. 5
to dis cuss Civil Dofonso DC tiv-
itics, ho:nonlakors programs, c.ad
plans Tor Farm and hone 10 TX.
Lac Stephens on, Dis t,i ct !"
E1oro Demons traffic Agent, told
OF changes modo in the Eo#eIak-
crs program since last Council
meeting, ala els cussod plans for
farm enc Home Jock.
RI. Irwin discus od tho
activi tics Of tho general COM
nj tee on Civil Defense end Ea1'-
ole r. cd s ri; : nsi on As the food
q nd feed survey, Ars. 4. Th}lnlo
told oc plans for Emergency it
chons, end Holon Johnson, FEN.
FIRST aid Staff ons and plans for
first Aid and Homo 1ly5iono class
cs, rs. C.V.Ein6 onnouncod
that Rod Cross headquarters are
located in tho Grange Hall, and
urged everyone to assist VII tn
the work. The Importance Of g
class on child study and fomi ly
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-01-09
j an. 9

rolati onships ond plans Tor Com
NUM- ty rocrootion woro a cn5sod.
l.Is. Irwin and rs. I.oWvillo Will
have charge Of making plans Tor
community recreation, on2 i-1's.l.
ltillcr Will llovo charoo OF plans
for Child Study Club. All those
Interested in taking & class to
discuss Child dovcl opmcnt ond
Family roloti onslips Gro invited
to meet in tho Extension Office
Monday evening Jan. 26 ct 800.
IRIS. Isaac save ',.port on
tho Air Corps concert and dinner
viii CHI was givon in honor OF Dr..
and Mrs. Albrec}t In Novc1bor.
Mrs, 3isloy gave the tro&supcrs
report.
It waa announc 81 that thoro
is brown warp on the loon, cnd
all those Interested IN waving
should inquire about G date FOR
use Of tho loon in the Extension
Office, and register if 5Acy plan
to Woavc in the future, SO warp
may be ordered. The loom will be
set up in Uasi llo in Hay.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
New Twist To Old
Racket

It's an old racket in new form
but it still works, according to the
case of woman residing west of
Findlay who reported the loss of
$155.
Several weeks ago the woman had
hardwood floors put in her country
home and a Putnam county man
helped with the work. Noticing the
large number of old magazines in the
home, the man remarked that certain
issues might be of value and he
would like to sell some of them for
her.
The proposition was that they
would divide the price the man re-
ceived for the ancient publications
A few days ago, the man showed up
with a check for $315 supposedly
from Carter-Heaith publishers of
Marathon, N. Y, written to the
woman for a 95-year-old copy of
Vogue.
She had the check cashed and we'll
pleased with the profitable transac-
ton, gave the Putnam county man
$155. But since then the check has
bounced back" with the terse mark
ing account closed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
ROckport

Mrs. ]. 0 .Cupp and daughter,
Edythe spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Delmar Smith and family in
Avon Lake near Cleveland. Mr.. Smith
has been teaching in Euclid, suburb
of Cleveland since the first of the
school year md the family plans to
move there very soon.
Miss Rebecca Marshall and Mary
Louise Bartell students at O. S. u,
Columbus, were week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marshall and son
John.
Miss Beatrice Cupp who completed
her course in nursing at Toledo State
Hospital in September, has received
word that she successfully passed the
state board for a Registered nurse.
The Federated Farm Women's clubs
of Allen county will have a luncheon
meeting at the Bath Township school
auditorium. Thursday in charge of
the president, Mrs. Herbert Marshall.
Among those from here who will at
tend are: Mrs. Herbert Marshall,
Mrs. Harold Marshall, Mrs. Glen May
berry, Mrs. Dwight Campbell, Mrs
Walter Marshall, Mrs. Orlo Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart and
two daughters of St. Joe, Ind, Louis
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
ALLEN COUNTY
Lima Crude Price
Boosted

Increase of % cents a barrel in
the ceiling price on most of the crude
oil produced in the Lima fields was
announced in Washington last We'd
nesday by the Office of Price Ad-
ministration in an effort to halt pre-
mature abandonment of the wells,
and thus insure continued supply
of low-cost fuel oil.
Oil company executives in Lima
and Findlay said no decision has yet
been reached concerning an actual
price increase, but it was assumed
that the price of SIPS per barrel
will be boosted to the new ceiling of
$1.50. Many wells have been aban-
doned recently because the low pro-
duction makes them Improbable. A
higher price is expected to induce
many small operators to continue
production.
The increased price ceiling is on
the product in northwestern Ohio
and northeastern Indiana on which
a price of S1.25 was posted on
October l, 1941, the base period.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
Mt. Cory School Notes

The school has purchased some
new archery equipment to be used
in the various physical education
classes.
The amount of war stamps sold
last Wednesday was $1660.
11,21O pounds of scrap was COL
lected in the Mt. Cory school dis
trict. Albert McMann collected the
scrap.
Cold weather interfered with the
hayride held by the freshman class
Tuesday evening. The class rode
through Mt. Cory and afterwards
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Carton. There the group en-
joyed a wiener roast. The class
sponsor is Mr.. w. A. Nonnamaker.
A chile supper held in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haas was
climax to the hayride planned by
the FILA. girls, Wednesday night.
The theme of Halloween was carried
out in the decorations. Pumpkin
faces, brightly colored leaves, and
candles centered the buffet table and
smaller cat candles and leaves GEN.
tered the small tables.
The group enjoyed riding behind
modern tractor through Pandora
and Bluffton. The club members
and guests present were: Ida May
Arnold, Lenna Haas, Kathleen Waltz
Geraldine Montgomery, Treva
Kempf, Eileen Steiner, June Fritz
Lois Steiner, the club sponsor, Miss
Laura Ebersole Lloyd Arnold, Lorer
Steiner, Miss Dorothy Rothrock
Richard Herman, Robert Koontz
Floyd Hartman, Robert Criblez
Charles Clark, Earl Montgomery
Wayne Shafer, and Treva Marquart
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
PUTNAM COUNTY
No Body Found In
Ruins

Authorities have been unable to
find any trace of the body of John
Metcalf in the charred ruins of his
log house that burned east of OF
tawa.
Metcalf's wife and five children
insist that he perished in the flames,
although they said they did not see
him after about four hours before
the fire started.
Sheriff Arnold Potts pointed out
that some part of the mans body
would have remained in the ashes
but said the ashes had been sifted
thoroughly without revealing a trace
of a body.
Authorities are searching for the
man.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
Farmer Dies In High
way Mishap

An Allen county farmer was killed
shortly before dawn Wednesday of
last week in tractor-automobile col
lission.
He was John Miller, SO, of Column
bus Grove Route 2, who was riding
a tractor in Route 30-North, near his
home, when the trailer he was pull
ing was struck by the automobile of
James Bassitt, II, of Beaverdam,
state highway patrolmen reported.
Miller had just turned from his
driveway into the highway when the
accident occurred. His wife, stand
ing on the front porch of the home
witnessed the mishap and was the
first to reach him.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
Treasure Hunt" At
Beayerdam

Wednesday was Bring in the Junk
Day" at Beaverdam school and every
body, including Supt. Paul Stoodt,
donned the working mans raiment
and performed a half day of genu-
inc labor.
Efforts of both the boys and girls
netted a pile of everything from wire
fence to old automobile motor blocks
weighing an estimated four or five
tons. The girls did their part by
touring the village calling at each
home and in event the household
had not been searched for scrap, the
girls performed the task. They pro-
cured everything from button hooks
to stove pipe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
Urge Farm Storage
Of Beans

With reports being received that
some elevators in Hancock county
already are filled to capacity with
soybeans, the county AAA committee
again Thursday urged farmers to
store their beans at home.
The committee said that at least
two elevators in the county are full
and have rented considerable addi-
tional space in which to store beans.
They have been unable to move the
beans to terminal elevators.
The AAA said that farmers who
store their beans on their own places
may secure loan from the Com
modify Credit Corporation at $1.67
per bushel if the beans are held un-
til June, 1943.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
HANCOCK COUNTY
Findlay Has Bird
Problem

Findlay council is confronted with
a bird problem some weeks before
the opening of the hunting season
for the elusive ringneck pheasant.
The problem is somewhat more
acute because of the local bird prob
lem, if not on the councils hands, is
at least in its trees in the form of a
multitude of starlings that will not
be dissuaded from their percnes.
A shotgun campaign was discussed
by the city fathers this week, but
the noise would be rather discomfit-
ing to citizenry who consider gun
fire an attribute of the foreign wars.