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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-26
BOB FERGUSON
 HREAT MCQg
Max Coleman, Mary M1f ray Also Star in New
 BurIesque Show

Another new travelling hurlesql show starts at Jacques tlaeatx. terbury, Monday, Sept. a. for t|i6 entire week. Bob Eexgi1snf oi1e his own show. featuring HoD hlE1s self - one of Broadway's flirr1ie comedians. something dffferesst EtlN Mary Murray comedienne and co- partner. Also your old pal Nzax Coleman with Franklyn H0pl deluxe straightman, and that well known popular radio singer Bob Ridley in specialties. Beautiful and fascinating blonde from Texas Alyne Payne and a variety dancing and musical numbers with Msxune and Gallo, boy and girl WnirlWind ballroom and bolera dancers i1 their own style, plus extra vaudeville acts. Johnny Dove fastest acrobatic dMli@ cer on skates. Valentine r0Velty magic and pantomime drunk act. Extra feature attraction, the glamour girl, Wilma Josey, first time here, and chorus of fast dancers. Don't forget our policy. 1Eatinees 2:30, evenings 8:30 and a gala nrid- nite show every Friday at f3 mid night. All seats reserved. Phone 5-1572.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-26
In nHoIIYwood

restricted travelog makers, I can tell you about the plans of James Fitzpatrick. For years, while the Traveltalk director was going all over the world to film and chat about various regions of interest, the studios themselves were boast ing that for regular movies, near duplicates of virtually all the scenic wonders of the world could be found within 200 miles of Los An geles.
 So now that he can't do much foreign travelling, Fitzpatrick is set ting out to prove that the Holly wood location departments were right. He's doing a reel on the Italian Riviera" "the Egyptian desert" ''the wine country of France, "the cliffs of Norway" and a group of south seas" islands - all within a few hours of Movie town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-26
BY PAUL HARRISON

(NEA Service Staff COKresPOndent)
 Hollywood-Al over the lot: Spen- cer Tracy and Katie Hepburn have ribbed and razzed each other al- most continuously during the film ing of Keeper of the Flame" Sometimes their criticisms of each others acting, along with caustic reminders of past Hops, have been of considerable concern to Director George Cukor, who was afraid his stars might get into real quarrel.
 Other day, Miss Hepburn and Tracy were agreeing sadly that the movie must be doomed to failure but were differing sharply -bout the reason, Cukor stepped between them and said: 'T just want to re- mind you kiddies that if each of you was as bad an actor as the oth- CT says, it still wouldn't make this picture any worse. Don't you real- ize that am the director, and that I'm the guy who directed Her Cardboard Lover? There's nothing in either of your careers that's as bad as thatl"
 TRAVELOGS ON THE WAY
 In case you've been worrying about the plight of the war
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-26
FAIR-HAIRED VILLAINS

Sometime this winter the fans will al4swer question which has been argued in Hollywood for dec- ades: Can a blond actor be suc- cessful villain? There hasn't been any experimentation along this line because producers never dared try fair-haired gent in 8 heavy role. Gene Raymond, who mostly did light comedy, and Nelson Eddy, far more notable as singer than an actor, were the only two blonds who won real prominence as lead- ing men. Other tow-headed actors either dyed their hair or were con- tent with secondary parts - gen. erally as the weakling brother of the hero.
 Alan Ladd dyed his hair and won stardom as Raven, the cold -blooded killer in "T11is Gun for Hire" Now, in Lucky Jordan" he's a blond, but equally tough character. The studio thinks he's even more sinis- ter this way, but that's something for the customers to decide.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-26

a leading role in "Mr. Sycamore" by Ketti Frings Thornton Will der's 'The Skin of Your Teeth, :" which Michael Myerberg will place in rehearsal shortly, will be top heavy with famous players-Tallu- lah Bankhead, Fredric March and Florence Eldridge (Mrs. March,.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
), Rep0bEcos de America
CoIoboron por0 Explorer Mejor
Los Riqvezus MineroIes del SUsIO
Perito, Tecnieo. de los Esfados Unidos AyUd0n
a Ohos Paises a Perfeeeionur los Metodos
Poro Ia Exploitation de las Mnos

en- 10 que toca a minerva, la ce- ebra-
ci6n en- Santiago, Chile, del Primer
Congress- de ln%genieros de Minas y
Ge6iogos, que tuvo lugar reciente-
mente. Asisti6 al acto una nutrids
delegation estadounidense integrada
Dor representatives de les dependen-
cias del gobierno y de la industrial
particular.
Los informes recibidos aquf rela-
'tiyos al Congreso demuestran quo
ne va dedicando mayor atencion al
desarrollo do las ~riquezas minerales
en- los paises situados al sur. Por
eiemplo, una comisi6n de la industrial
del carbon recomendo ell estudio y Ia
Classification de las reserves de carbon
en- Chile y Ell perfeccionamiento de los
medios de production en- las minas
en- existencia con objeto de estimular
la production de este importante
combustible en- Suramerica, donde 80
encuentra difcultad para importar
carbon del extraniero.
Las siguientes recomendaeiones
dieron pruebas adicionales de Ia
intenci6n de crear nueyas Industries
mineras:
Crear dentro del congreso I'm
Institute Panamericano de Hero
y acero.
Proponerse Ell objective de la pro
ducci6n total para la defensa del
Hemisferio Occidental.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
coda dc Egestrrs simpGtdc

Eodd dc ENestrds simQGtSdc
Concertada para ma6ana SA-
Acto que servira para consa-
grar los amores de una gentil y
diahosa parejita.
Me refiero. a Digna Comellas,
bella senorita, Y ell querido y ex-
celente joven Daniel Alvarez.
FL simpatico enlace Namaho
a reveStir gran lucimiento, sc
efectuara en- Ia Residential de los
padres de la noNia, esposos Ig.
nacio y Rosario COmellas, en- e
2209 de la Is ave.
Ell novio es hijo de la Sra. Au'
rora Alvarez, residente en- e
1919 de la 15 ave.
En- calidad de testigos firma'
ran ell acta matrimoniai la Srta
Aurora Alvarez y ell joven Con:
tartino Comellas, hermanos res
p~ectivamente, de los contrayen.
ties.
Despues de la ceremonial Sc o,
frecera una reception a la que
han sido invitadas las amista.
DIES de ambas familias.
Los nuevos espoSos establece'
ran SUI nido de amor en- el lois
de la 15a avenida.
Por anticipate les deseamos
eterna felicidad.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
I'm Plan de Aecl6n DuraderO

Hacer duradero Ell sistema do
cooperation para Ell desarrollo de las
.riouezas m~inerales, es decir, con
tinuar dicho sistema despues de Ia
guerra.
Este programa e%ncuentra un incen-
two palpable en- Ia enorme demanda
de metaies para Ia industrial de guerra
de los Estados Unidos. Las az lncias
gubernamentales Sc comprometen a
.comprar cientOs de miles de d6lares
de cobre, tungsteno Y otros minerales
a los principales paises productiyos
de minerales del sur.
Al pareeer la industrial minera dc
nuestro hemisferio esta destinada a
.pasar Dor una nueva era de desarrollo
|bajo 81 impulse de Ia demanda oca-
Elonada por Ia guerra V los aeuerdos
para oontinuaI dicha cooperael6n de
Ia guerra
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
"a UEAE&TN

E ~advenimiento de IN her1nc
90 niHo que al naccr pcsaba nue.
we dibras, los colma de algeria
s. felicidad.
Aterdi6 q Ia Sra. Rodrfgu2z
de Rivero, el Reputable ginec6lo-
go DR.. Jose Antonio Dominique
en- ell s~anatorio del Centre Astu-
riano.
La criaturita Mevara 81 NOM
.bre de Cesar de JESUS Rivero,
|jr.
Ell cronista Sc hace participe
de tants dicha y Sc complace en-
congratular a los dichOsOs pa
pas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

Observation-Disclosures
.es llevadas a cabo entire perltos
nineros de nuestro hemisferio
2 en- centres gubernsmentales,
han dado por resultado Ia for
maci6n de planes cooperativos
encaminados q desarrollar las
vastas riquezas minersles de las
rep6blicas americanas.
Como ejemplo saliente de Ia ten
dencia cooperative que existe, puede
citarse el hecho de que Sc estan
enviando peritos t6cnicos de los
Estados Unidos q trabajar en- los
paises situados al sur, en- Ell periec-
cionamiento de metodos para Ia.
exploitation de minas y Ell aumento de
production de minerales necesarios.
La Ohcina del Coordinador de
suntos Interamericanos en- colabo-
hci6n con Ia Ofcina de Economic
e Guerra esta n~ombTando, con
destino a las otras rep6blicas ameri-
canas, peritos de minas escogidos
entire los mejores t6cnicos d~isponibles
,eon experiencia en- Ia industrial Y en-
81 gobierno, los cuales trabaiAran en-
cooperation intima con las Deepen
dencias del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, incluyendo Ia Ohcina de
Production de Guerra y con los
gooiernos de las otras repdblicas
americans.
NOmbramientOs de PertOs
Algunos de los peritos nombrados
"a han saldo para empeEar sus
lrabajos en- ei Brasil y 81 Perd.
Ocho de ellos van destinados al
Brasil y cuatro al Perd. .
Sus atribuciones en- el terreno con
Eisttran en- i~nspeccionar las mines,
an estudiar el modo de perfeecionT
y aumentar Ia production, L. ventA
en- el mercado, en- suministraI bndos
y otros detalles. II resultado de
sus estudios y las recomendaeiones
oportunAs se enviAran q los gobiernos
interesados.
la Conferencia Interamerieana
ceiebrada en- Rio de Janeiro hizo
biar la atenci6n en- un plan de accion
cooperative entire las repGblicai
HmeFicanas. ubo dos raEones que
inohyaron disho inter6s: "a LOf
N-tados Unidos necesitan cantidAdes
@~assaasa de metales para gus indus.
nee ~ ~sEs~ ~ Il opqgtaAidad
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
BOB PASTOR Sc BATIRA
HOY CON TAMI MAURIE-
LILO

New York, mayo 22.-Se efec
tuara hoy en- la Madison Square
Garden, bajo la direction de NJ.
jacobs, una pelea entire Bob Pas
tor, pdgil ntmero 3 en- Ia cate
goria del peso complete, v Tami
Mauriello, un vaiioso aspirante.
Tendra Ell combate un Unite de
10 aSaltos.
Pastor y Tami complataron su
entrenamiento en- ell gimnasio de
Stillmal.
Los peritos estiman que Pas
contrario 181 o 1872.
cntrario 1S1 O 1872.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
MEIIO BETTINA INGRESA-
IA EN- e EJERCITO

Beacon, N. Y, mayo 22.-Me
lilo Bettina, e~xcampe6n de las
ITS libras Y ahora aspirante a
la corona del peso complete, re-
cibi6 aver permiso para cumplir
sus contracts con Gus Dorazio,
EN- Filadelfia, ell dia 20 de JUNO,
y un ~oponente desconocido, en-
Chicago, ell dia 10 de julio.
Luego de efectuadas esas pc
'leas, Bettina Sc Incorporate al
ejercito nacional.
DID aver la noticia ell DR.. Oh.
Heating, presidente de la Junta
Selectiva en- ell lugar de residen
cia del e~xcampe6n.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
LOS BANOS ROMANOS TIE
MAN UN SISTENA DIE


Jerusalem. mayo 22.-Otra ca
Suali3ad ha dado a conocer una
eXtraordinaria reliquia de los
tiempos romanos en- Palestine.
A cinco millas de Jerusalem,
en- las afueras, varios cavaban
alrededor de una colina, cuando
descubrieron varias habitacio-
mes, cada una con piso de mo-
saicos, que aparentemente Sc u
sahan como banos. Tambien en-
%contraron una piscina de nata-
ci6n que en- Sus diaS tuvo un sis
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
EStrenOS

EStrenOs
Ell Sr. Victor Gonzalez nos en-
via una eSquela en- la que nos
hace saber que estrenara pasa-
do manana domingo, en- el Pic
mic de la LOgia Loyal Knights
Of America, estas pleas:
"Rosa de Passion, pasodOble
"La Lola, pasodcble; "PrisiO-
nero de Amor, bolerO, y la
Conga Pasa', conga.
Para este festival reina gran
animation entire ~nuestras fami-
las. va cuertan con mas de mil
boletos vendidos.
En- nuestras notas de manana
daremos los detalles completes.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

tona de calefacci6n. Restos do
conductos por los cuales Sc lleva
ba el aqua desde un dep6sito,
fueron hallaldos tambi6n. Alre-
dedor de los banos Sc recogieron
~Gragmentos de vases, obra de
eeramica y de crista. Vestigios
lie murales, algunos de dlos con
Sehales de pintura, fueron apre-
ciados. Los romanos tenian I'm
b~alneario en- este lugar, que to-
los arabeS llaman "Kolo-
MIA, La presente aldea arabe
eSta construida en- el sitio que o.
icuparon varias aldeas romanas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

Pyssidents de Ia Junta Be6nOmted de
Guerra, que COoPsrd para que 80
Rrtienda la Ayudd de Perftos
TtenicOs a los pdises Miner0s que
Ia nseesiten.
que Sc lie ofrece a las otras repdblieas
americanAs de crear nuevOs mercados
en- los Estados Unidos y fomentar 81
promeso de Ia industrial minerA.
Tai oportunidad Sc puso de mani
6esto en- Ell aumento importante en- las
exportAciones de cobre, ~tungsteno,
manganese, plomo y otros minerales
de Sur y Centre America a los
Estados Unidos.
Muehos Asistsn . la ConfeTeneia
Tambien Sirvi6 para AiaE "a Aten-
d6n sobgs las taDdsncss Cooperative
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

'tos Y % de las fuerzas de terra,
en- los aer6dronos, y empezara
81 dia l de JUNO.
SO compondra 81 curse de dos
SomanaS de intensive entrena-
miento en- "camouflage", inclu-
yendo ocultaci6n de aer6dro-
mos, dispersamiento v oculta-
ci6n de aviones en- terra, y man
lenimiento de Ia discipline del
comoutlage'.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
A OTRO TRIUNFO
Ell FISCAL GLENNON

New York, mayo 22.-La IL
MICA mujer en- la fiscalia fede-
raj, Edith Glennon, que trabaja
bajo las 6rdenes de Matias F.
Correa, alcanz6 otra victoria ju-
dicial, su seXta en- diez semanas,
logrando la condena de Rober
individuo al que acu-
de poser y vender opio.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
i'm CURSE ESPECIAL DE
~CAMOUFLAGE MILITAR

I'm curse especial de "camou
flage" militar, para los oficia-
les de las fuerzas aereas, sera
iniciado dentro de pocos dias en-
Ia Escuela de ~Ingenieros de TT.
Belvoir, Virginia, segdn una no
ticia dada aver en- el campamen
to MacD@. La primera clase Sc
compondra de so oficialeS pilo-
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

Ell festival de hog,
en- ell "PhiiD Shore"
Para uas seis de la tarde de
hoy esta anunciado ell Carnaval
del Colegio de primera ensenan
"a "Phillip Shore"
Ell acto de coronation esta Sc
nalado para las ocho de la no.
che.
Los prepjarativos y ell orden
a cargo de la Association de Pa
dres y Maestros.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
Bale en- Ell CHcmo

Bale en- Ell CfrcmO
Toda nuestra juventud ele-
gante espera la llegada del do
mingo para asistir al cuarto bal
lie de Ia Secci6n de Recreo del
Crculo Cubano, en- ell precioso
Patio7Jardin.
Para esta ocasion Sc han con-
tratado dos servicios de la or
questa Manuel Sanchez, con-
junto bien conocido Y que goza
de gran popularidad en- Tampa.
Empezara a las ocho de la no.
che Y terminara a las IL 100 en-
punto.
No faltaran las mesas Alfredo
dor del piso de bale, las que po-
dram ser usadas sin costo algu-
no por los asistentes.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO R%oDRIGUFz)

socie6ad Ccrtro Asturiano, Sr.
joss A. Gonzalez, para ell bale
socia. de las Flores que efectua
"a maEana sa5ado en- 81 palacio
de las avenlias Nebraska y
Palm.
Muy agradecido a la GENTLE
"a.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
I'm VGroncitO

Dia de mayor regocijo para ell
Ihogar de los esposos Margarita
y Cesar Rivero Mas, Ell Camel
Her encargado del Consulate de
Cuba en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
Gambia de fecha

Gambia de fecha
Ell Sr. Angel Rosado, Gran
Luminar de la Gran Logia, Or
den Caballero de la Luz, nos ha-
ce Saber que Ell Picnic Sc efectua
.ra Ell dia IA de JUNO, no el 21.
Este Gambia Sc debe a que ell
.Circulo Cubano habia senalado
su Picnic para ell 81.
Celebramos muy de veras la
actitud de esta respectable Logia
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

Dur6 20 minutes la deliberaci6n
del jurado.
Otros dos honbres acusados
con Harmon sc dedarar0n cuI-
pables antics de que Ia causa Sc
entregara al jurado. Preside la
vista Cd juez federal John w,
Clancy.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22
Kidneys Must
Clean uiAddS

Excess acids. poisons and wastes in your
blood are removed chiefly by your Kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back.
ache, Swollen Ankles. Nervousness. Rheu.
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn cut often are caused b1
non-organic n nOn-systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very frEt dose OF Cystex goes right to work
kelping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
iy make you feel n stronger and
better than in years. A printed guarantees
wrapped around each package OF Cystex in-
eures an Immediate refund Of the full cost
everything TO gain and nothing 70 lose under
this positive money back guarantee so get
Oyster from your druggist To-Day for only $50.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

CumpleGNOS
Con estas lineas deseamos fe-
licitar a Ia Sra. Patria Viera, es
posa del Sr. Jose Manuel Viera,
que ell pasado microbes cumplie
ra un ano mas de vida.
Los esposos Viera son muy es
timados en- ~nuestros circulos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-22

Santos de did
Julia, Elena y Faustino.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-01-01
Filling Station Robbers
Caught After Car
Crash
ued from page u

CONTINUED from page u
thru cell and window bars. Saws
were smuggled to the men by girl
and the prisoners used rope made
of canvas belts to slide down the
prison wall.
WANTED GASOLINE
The escaped prisoners decided to
stop in Bluffton when they found
that their gasoline supply was get
ting low. Unable to find the switch
to the gasoline pumps at the Sin
clair station the two robbers decid-
ed to loot the station of merchan-
disc.
When Shrider discovered the rob-
berry as he came to work Monday
morning he Immediately notified his
father and the office of the Allen
county sheriff in Lima. Deputy
Sheriff Lutterbein was dispatched to
handle the case.
About noon on Monday the Shrid-
ers were notified by Kenton police
that the robbers had been appre-
hended. Harry Shrider, Jr., imme-
diately went to Kenton where he
identified the merchandise as belong
ing to the Sinclair Filling station.
He talked with the robbers who in
formed him that parts of vending
machines were thrown off near Bluff
ton college.
| Taken in the robbery were fash
lights, radio, a watch, cigars,
candy, tires, postage stamps and a
small amount of cash. All of the
merchandise was recovered except a
few small pieces and the cash all of
which was valued somewhere be-
. tween five and ten dollars, Shrider
stated.
Craig is being held on an addition
. al charge on federal offense in
transporting stolen automobiles across
state lines. Eckhart is charged with
robbing bakery in addition to the
robbery at Bluffton.
The other two members of the
Toledo Jail breaking quartet were
picked up at Dundee, Michigan
!, Monday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-01-01
SiLUer Anniversary
Observed By Couple

Silver wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Stonehill of South
Main street was celebrated on
Christmas Day at the home of sis
ter, Mrs. Brice Ferguson, of near
Ada.
The couple was married on Dec.
"a, 1916, by Rev. Davenport in the
family home in McComb. Those liv-
ing today who were at the wedding
are Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone
hill, Mrs. Sophie Buto, Rachel Buto
Ferguson, Cecil Buto and Mrs.
Homer Coates.
A tureen dinner was served to the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Stonehill and children, Elmer, Caro-
lyn and Bill; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dillman; Mrs. Ross Tripplehorn and
two children, Eileen and Dale; Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Stager and son
Richard; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stone
hill, and son Donnie; Mrs. Clara
Stonehill, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Buto,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Henry and two
children, Dale and Norma; William
Stonehill, Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Fer
guson.
Two cakes were baked by Mrs.
Clara Stonehill and Mrs. Cecil Buto.
Gifts of silver dollars were given to
the honored couple.
Novrc xuo,at ode hx;rcx <x,,.n1~
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-01-01
Installation For
Scout Troop Held

Installation services for the new
Boy Scout troop No. 81 were held
in the Legion room of the town hall
Monday night.
Fourteen boys were officially in
Quoted into the Boy Scout organiza-
tion when they were presented with
tenderfoot badges in special cere-
monies presided over by Troop No.
10 of the Wesley Methodist church
in Lima.
Inducted were: Keith Kirkland
John Bracy, Frances Kohl, David
Stearns, Roderick Nonnamaker, Cal
vim Dudgeon, David Frick, Carl
Frick, Richard Rockey, Elmer Stone
hill, Neil Schmidt, Robert Coon,
Harry Burkholder, Harold Core.
A welcome address was made by
Ralph Stearns, vice commander OF
the American Legion. Presentation
of colors was in charge of Wilhelm
Amstutz, II, bugler, and Kenneth
Oberly, representing scout trooT
No. Sc.
After short address by Kenneth
Connolly of Lima committeeman Of
troop No. 81 were presented to the
audience. These were: Ralph Stearns
Ralph Badertscher, Fred Ferguson
Arthur Nonnamaker, Clair Fett ant
w. A. Howe.
Scoutmaster Woodrow Little ant
assistant Scoutmaster Eugene Ben
roth were also introduced to tn,
audience and were given official no
tifcation of their new duties in th
scouting movement.
Attending the meeting were par
ents of the scouts, committeeman AM
others interested in the organiza
ton. Troop No. 56 attended tn
meeting in full uniform.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-01-01
Albert Hilty Dies
In Washington State

Albert c. Hilty, 81, former Bluff
ton resident, died at his home in Col
fax, Washington, Monday, according
to word received by relatives here.
Death was due to a heart attack fol
lowing period of failing health.
Mr.. Hilty, together with his bro
ther Adam, left here about forty
years ago for the west locating near
Colfax, where they since have been
engaged in farming. He was a sor
of the late Benjamin and Elizabeth
(Schumacher) Hilty residing near
Bluffton. He was never mrried.
Besides his brother Adam he is
survived by a sister, Miss Elizabeth
Hilty of Pandora and the following
brothers: Philip Hilty of Button
Amos and Chris of Pandora; Peter
of Fortuna, Mo-, and Gideon OF
Memphis, Tenn.
Funeral services were held at Col
fax, Wednesday, followed by inter.
ment at that place.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-01-01
NuptiaIs At Church
On Christmas EUe

A quiet holiday wedding took place
in the Methodist church on Christ
mas eve at 7:30 o'clock, when Fran
ces Carroll Cooney, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. X. Cooney OF
South Jackson street became the
bride of James w. Patterson, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Patterson
of South Main street. Members of
the immediate families were present
for the occasion.
Rev. ]. A. Weed, pastor of the
bride, read the single ring service
before an altar banked with M
trees and Christmas greens. Tapers
placed throughout the church lighted
the scene of the nuptials.
Robert K. Cooney, Jr.. brother OF
the bride, song Cadman's AT Dawn
ing" accompanied by Miss Jean Anr
Steinman. Miss Betty Steinman also
supplied a cello number. The hymn
"Dear Lord and Father of Monkind'
was placed softly during reading OF
the marriage service and Mendel
ssohn's wedding march provided the
recessional.
The bride wore gold colored WOO
sheer frock with matching turbar
and trimming and accessories of mil
itary brown and wore an orchid ant
gardenia corsage.
The bride chose her sister, Mis-
Harriet Cooney as the only attend
ant. She was attired in blue sheel
styled identically with that of tn
bride with hat of the same material
Her corsage was yellow rosebuds.
The bridegroom was attended b,
Wade Mumma as best man.
Mrs. Cooney, mother of the bride
wore an olive green crepe frock wit
shoulder corsage of gardenias. Mrs
Patterson, mother of the bridegroom
wore black crepe with gardenia cor
| sage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson left fol
lowing the ceremony on short tri
to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich
and Sandusky. They will be at hom
for the present at 315 South Mai
| street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-01-01
Funeral Services
For Jesse MOhLeI

Funeral services for Jesse Mohler,
72, farmer residing one-half mile
east of Bluffton in Orange town
ship, were held at the Stanley E.
Basinger funeral home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Mohler died at the Bluffton
Community hospital Friday after
noon at 5:45 o'clock after a short
illness.
He was born in Richland township
on September %, 1869, the son of
William and Harriet (Krabill) Moh-
ler He was united in marriage to
Izetta Wilkins who survives. Also
surviving is sister, Mrs. Eta
Solether of Fostoria.
He was member of the Church
of Christ in Bluffton. Rev. Gerald
Bright, pastor, officiated at the serv-
ices. Burial was made in Clymel
| cemetery.
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