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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Ser 2irhen Grauen 8erein ser
ct. Rarfus Uemeiube

bdIt feline monatlife 8%eriammluna
Sonntag, Sen 81. Wai. $3.50 1br
nahmittaes in Sen Sdulraumen Ser
Stride ab.
Mne Mitglie6er iin6 freunoIifii
eriuft ~antpeieno gu iein, Inn al1es
ihneQ erle6igen gu fOnnen. Nad Der
0~eriammG,lng miro bon Sdapeiter
Marie @ilfinger unb Mnna Bell
aaffee uno SUDDEN ierpiert.
Mu9 gibt Der Grauen 8erein BE-
fannt, 6oB 6as idbrlide gr6beeren.
felt am Donnerstag. ben A. SUM-,
/ llhr nafmittaes Biz 8 rbr aben1a
in ben unteren MGumen Der Stride
it%ottfinoet. Mae Mitelieoer fino BERG
lid eineelaben.
Mnna @en, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Gum &f fir infer @~aterlan6.

60 erifaqt Ser &ui auh unter
unlerm Salemer Sahientum. 'Shon
piele boben linn eefolet unb meroen
linn nofj folgen. gud bcute riidten
10 meitere iunee @,liber ab 5u Set,
6abnen. 0ie gGter, SPLITTER, sc.
ifpiiter unS 5reunoe fanoen iif
81 bem Mbifieb elm. 9ie Sr6nen ron.
ten itltmm un6 it'll iiber lire 0an.
gen oabin, benn sort siebt bod eli,
@cliebter fort, tper tpeiB ob er audi
nieoerfehrt. ga brGngt iih elm Hfar.
rer ollrf sic Menee bin un6 iuft
pienciht gum letten Mal feline Sim
Ser ser Stride an finoeu. Oprt lit eli.
ter, er bat feline GItern bier, ser ein-
sige @ruber unb Sdtp1gerin MIR
neben linn. Ser einsige 8ruber bat,
te bod probiert 10 piel tpie moglif,
ieinen Mbibieb su erIeidtern uno
linn cine Mbihieospartie oorbereitet,
81 welfem iih biele Sreunbe uno
gefannte eingefunoen bntten, un6
oennOd maren niht aae 81. @ie
ihSn trdre es ood aeiueien tpenn sic
@eamten oes Sereins iib eineefun-
SEN bdtten, bat er bod) iiber 6 Sabre
nit ibnen 10 treu Dem gerein &c.
oient. @ie ihon nGre es, tpenn ser
Gerein alien 8riioern elm gemein-
id)aftlifes Mbid)iebyieiern norberei-
ten niirbe. Sod oas Sies eben nidjt
geifab, 10 erlal,be ih mir inn Namen
Ses Gereins Elm haIoiges @ieoer.
ieben nad1surltfen.
llno sir bl1 treuer Mmtsbruoer
Nnbp &lein, banfen mir fir beine
Sienite uno hoiien 6aB ou
balls pieber in uniere Mitte einfebrit
l,nb uns mieber ,sur Seite itefit. @is
ou bieier 3eit bIeibt aaa treu pereint
oann lit ser Sies uns iider.
Mn6reas aefeI, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

3meiq 26.

Nae 8riioer peroen in @enntnis
geiest, oab uniere regelm1bige 800.
discriminating ON Sonntag, Ser
Z. SUM- natmittags 8 rbr Itattfin.
Oct. Iae 8riioer tperben eriudt an.
tpeieno gu iein in ser @%eriammluna,
oa icbr midtige @eiddfte gu erleoi.
gen iino. Iuf miro ser gerift ser
&onpention 'bon unieren 0elegateu
abgegeben tper6en.
q. S. 8inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Gaaenmeiiter.@ah

@aen Mitglieoern MAIDEN tpir be,
fannt, oab in ser nddNten 8eriamm.
lung ser 9aaenpGrter fir oas ndh,
Ute Sabr getpdblt miro. Mae MiteIie.
Der, melfe iih fir bieien 9oiten be.
tperben molten, miiiien lire Sfferte,
bis 3. SUM su Dem @ereinslofaI,
2211 @eit If. Mbe., einienoen.
q. 5. 8inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

treu gu ibnen balten, iroem mir uns
tpie uniere 5reutibe an ibrem 5Oidb.
rigen Stiftunssfet boaa6bIig betei.
lieeu.
Mabe nod aufmerfiam, oaB lin,
Ter Groffnungspidnid am z. Stunt
abgebalten miro. Nebr oariiber lpdter
Mi6ael Seutih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
,Donnerstaa, SEA %, aRai 1919

Seoes Snternierungslager bat
audi feline 2ebrfpaiien uno erbo.
Iungsaenter, eine 8ibliotbef un6 Ell
men 2eleraum.
&~erbinbums nit Der MukentueIt
@eimder: Die Snternierten f0nnen
5meimaI inn Monat 8eiub erbalten.
Sic n,iiiien oen Namen rno o1e
Ibreiie Ser Yerionen, Die ite als &C.
iufer ertparten, Dem 2agerfommans
oeur iiberreihen @enn Ser Beiud)er
genebmist lit. 10 fann CT gu ser felt.
geiettcn 3eit ben Snternierten be.
Iud)en. SHE 8eiuder miiiien aller-
oings i'm 8eiiein BON MilitGrperios
men empfangen meroen. Nqe gell:.
der neroen, che tie bas 2ager betre.
ten, unteriudt.
Sn gan5 beionoeren Notfducn
miro es Sen Snternierten erlaubt.
0as 2aaer at perlaiien~ uber Damn
nur in 8egleitung zines 8eamten,
uno ale oaraus e%ntitebenhen Into.
item miiiien bonn Snternierten eetra'
gen tper6en.
&orreIponbens
Gs beiteben feline 8orihriften, sic
Die 3abl Ser 8riefe, &arten, &obe!!-
gramme, oie ser Snternierte erbol.
ten oarf, beidrGnfen. Mlle unteriteben
ieood, genau ipie ausitebenoe Bo1t,
Ser 3eniur. gr barf auh 8iider
empfangen un6 befannte engl,ide
3eitunaen, uno 3eitihriften. Mles
unteritebt ieboh ser 3enIur. SHE 9oIt
ioute SEN Mamen bes Snternierten,
feline Seriennummer uno Mbtei(ung
u,o @ruppenalgebcriefeit tragen.
Ser Sltterniertc fam ieboh MIR stpei
@riefe nno cine Ho1tfarte, einIhlieB-
Iih @eihGftsbriefe, ihreiben. Mac
griefe miiiien often gelaiien merben
llrO nenn cine frembe Sprahe &C.
6ral1dt miro. 10 mub oies auf Dem
ltmidlag bermerft iein. Sic biirfen
nifts liiber sic Mrmee entholtel oncr
etna onbere Snternierte fritiiieren.
Sic miiiien in einfader Sprafe &C.
ihrieben iein uno biirien niht in
Surg pber @eheimihrift fem; clld)
oiirien feline glrs5iiae aus 8iiheru
ODER @eoihten anaemanot tperbcn.
9ie Goit miro portofrei beiprgt. Sc
oem Snternierten lit erIaubt, i'm Mtcs
nat elm Selegrnmm oSer &abel bon
nift mehr oils IS @orten su ienocn.
Gie @ebiibren bierfiir muB er ielbit
tragen. 9as Mmerifaniife Mote
&reua beicret sic 9riefe Ing M,is.
Inno.
Spsiale Ngenturem
Sie &ehte ser 9el,tifen nnb sta.
liener 1peroen bon ser Sftuei5er &e=
gierung bertreter, unb sic Ser So
paner ourdb sic ipaniide Megieruug.
auBeroem baben bas Imerifaniihe
&ote Greus. bas Snternationale @ote
&reu5 unS ser Snternationale Ser.
elm gbriitlider Sunser MGnner 6os
&eht, Sic Snternierungslaser 5l ies
Ser Belt 5u beiuhen. sic Hirfen
aber feline 8riefe ODER Hafete ODER
Sofumente obne grlnubnis Der all.
geboroe abliefern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
Observation-Disclosures Dolfs6latt

Da in oieier 8~eriammIung Ser @e.
ridt bon Der 4onuention abeeeeber
iotpie oas ENHANCEMENT au unierer
&onititution our M%bitimml,ng fommt,
10 boffen mir, Dob sic Mitelieoer
iih ale beteiligen tperben unb lire
Meinungen i'm Sntereiie beg Gereins
abgeben. Muh iino anoere iebr pid).
tige @eIfdfte All erleoigen. go bite
fommt uno intereiiiert e,lb am Ser.
elm. gr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

- 4
Der 9snti@e air&en Sranen gerein
ieiert am 81. Mqi bas 25idbriae
Stiftnngsfeit
tpo5il mir aue Shmeitern bes 6ra,,en
0ereins einlaben an bieiem Cont
tag in Ole Stride su fommen. nuO
audi oie 8riinberinnen, Die nod beim
@erein iinb. Sanf alien SEN Shme,
itern, Sic bieIen Gerein % Sabre al,
niid eesriinbet haben. Sir Iaoen aud,
oie game @emeinbe elm al bieiem
@%ottesoienit. @ir bitten ale Sfme,
tern bepor II ltbr ba al fem.
&atbarina Mintb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
?lms 11etp rert, Il. =.
Smeis A..

SUeig A.
Muen sdmeftern un6 8rii6ern
biene 3ur gefdaigen Nadriht, bab Die
l,ddite 0%eriammIllne am Sonntos.
BEN z. Sum-, 3 ubr nahmittass al.
sebalttv mir6. Mae Mitslie6er iinf
eriudt ~anueieno gu fem, oenn in 6ie'
fer B%eriammIung miro sic 9eIega,
tin ben Beriht BON Ser biesiGbrieen
&onbention abgeben.
Nah Der 8~eriammlune gibts tpie'
Ser aaffee mno Sudden.
@atb. SeiIer. Yrot.. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

StnS Ste mnb Jbre HnsebBrtsen
Nitslieb i'm Qrantenuerein uni
Central WertanS? @enn ni&t. iett
1T bic Seit teismtreten. Tim senauere
Snfsrmatisn rufem gle ben Gstal.
b~ertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
3iueia 30.

MIen 8riioern CUR amtliden Ser
itdnoisung, Dab laut 8eihlub bes
0ereins bonn 3. Nai rniere 0eriamm
lungen i'm SUM- Suli unb Mugui
nift am erlten Sonntag inn Mona
ionbern am eriten Nsumstag itattfin
Sen. l1niere nGd)ite G%eriammlrml
finpet allo am G.. Sum-, Samstae
1880 ltbr abenos itatt. Mne 8riioe
moaen iid beteiligen.
8eorg 9eppner, Sefr..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
SMrieroe mftN Kentreue
~3nternterter feinNlieter
NuslGn>cr

IHtSSCItt<CIGC vGt1UCIVe!GC
NmslGn~er
Seinolide Musldnber, oie bon Set
SBS tpegen m,,tmablid)er perrdter=
iider Tdtigfeiten in Sbbut uenom.
men tpur6en, unteriteben, biz ourd)
elm gerbor ibr Sos entidieoen lit, Der
Gintpanoerunas= unb Natrraliiie-
rltngsbeb0roe. 0ieienieen, beren l1r,
tell auf Snternierung 1iir Ole Daller
oes arieges lautet, unteriteben nod,
ser Snt%ernierung Dem arieesamt.
5olgenoe Musfunft entnebmen mir
einem @erift 6es @riessamtes uno
mir nebmen an, Sab iie fir sic &C.
Ter bon Sntereiie fem pir6:
Smtcrniernngslager
&~orpsfomanoeure ser peridieoelen
@eaenoen iin6 eriudt iporoel,, oie
altfnabme5enter fir sic Snternierten
in ibrem @ebiet 5u rlennen. 9ie Gin-
manoerungs= uno Naturaliiatiorg=
8eb0r6e liefert sic Snternierten in
oieien gmpfanessentern al unb bon
Damn an unteriteben tie ben &eroro=
ni,ngen oes &rieesamtes. 3uerit
perben tie 9urdgangslagern 5uge-
teilt nno ipiter fommen iie III bas
eieentlide Eager.
Sic permanenten Snternierungs-
lager beiteben aus @obnbarraden,
Meiien, &antinen, Grbolungs5cntren,
8iiroleititng uim. sic iinb bon eii,em
ooppelten 3aun umgeben, adt Sui
hod), unb mo- ireeno moelid) NIT eIef.
triif)en acknowledgement periehen.
Il1berbem peroen auBerbalb Ses
3aunes @adturme gebart tperSen.
SHE @ege nah u1b bon Dem 3aun
bleiban ben beIe,,dtet.
Die SSSnternierten tueroen nod No=
tionalitaten eineeteilt uno ,peun m0gs
lif nerihieoenen Snternierunesla=
germ sueeteilt. Sic pGhlen ibre eiec-
men @orgeietten. sic Air Sronune
i'm Saeer ioreen miiien. al,BerSem
meroen tie eriuft, bon ibren eiael;en
9euten 3erionen au1 mGbIen, sic OILS
Golmetiher, &ranfentpGrter, 3im-
merleute, Mefanifer. Sfnsiocr,
'Siflrbmader, a0de nno
berglei Zen mebr oienen f0nnen.
geidGitiauns bon Snternierten
nnb 26bnnns
Sic Mrbeit, sic bon Den S~nternier,
ten berrihtet miro, fGllt in 5mei
&laiien. 9ie erite &laiie ifliebt aGe
arbeiten eiu, Die sur l%tnterbaltung
oes Snternierunsslagers perridtet
Derben miiiien. 9ieie Irbeit miro els
,rr r&laiie Gins" geb0ris betrad)tat
uno sic Irbeit miro nid)t be5ablt.
Die nalaiie 3pei" Mrbeit niro
be3ablt, tpenn tie aus Arbeit fir sic
Reaierune ser Gereinigten Staate,,
beitebt unb Stpar. sur State bon Soc
Zen Sag. @enn sic Mrbeit mir Die
'inselitaatlihe ODER ortlihe @eborbe
,ber fir cine Yripatperion lit, 10
'nnB ser 2obn inn @ora,,s feitgeleet
rperoen. Ger 2obn barf aber niht
1ieoriger iein. als fir Gbnlihe re-
lierunesarbeit besablt miro. 9el
geroienit miro Dem Snternierten an,
nut eeidrieben. Mbrehnuns eriolgt,
penn Ser Snternierte irei fommt,
hl,riidgeididt miro ODER itirbt.
0an3 abge'eDen 0nnof1, Oh 0er SStt-
ernierte gegen @e5abl,ng beihdftiat
it ODER nidt, err miro MIR menig =
ebr tpenig = SpenoegelO 5,lr Ser.
iiaung baben. Gas 3riegsamt gibt
Dem ssnternierten ~aIlerbinas 2oaies
un6 Scott, @leiouns un6 dr3tIide 8e.
banolung. 9ie Garbe Ser Uniform
lit bor5iigli@ grim un6 auf ben,
S0Raiafen Der Sa6en, &em6en un6 MSde
lit 5uii@en BEN S@ultern Die sc.
riennummer oes Snternierten in
ueiBen 8r,dftdben, stpei Snfes groi.
rngebrabt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
AmS Salem, Okie
9neis 49,.

Anen MitsIieoern biene our sefdl.
|ligen Nahridt, 6aB Die reeelm6bise
B~eriommIlne am 5. Stunt, 1870 l1br
abenes, o5eebdIten tpirS. gs tp6re
idbr ono6radt, tpenu ii& bic Wit.
sIieoer piinttIi@ etnfinoen tuiiroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

Sinb Gle unb Sbre M~nseb5risen
1eitslteb int 2r~anfcnnerein unb
Central 8erbanb? @enn midjt, jekt
1T BIZ Seit bet5utreten. Tim senauere
Snfurmatipn rufen Gle ben 2sfal.
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

g. g. 0eiansberein Gintradt
b6lt feline beiben Hidmds oieies Sabr
am Sonntoe. ben %. Stunt, unb am
eOnntoe. ben %. Mue,tit, a6, unb
5tpar tpie6er auf unierm Bran6ts
Hart DIns in Mmebrit, Ohio. @ir
bitten oIe unfere Greun6e un6 Con
ner i'd bieie beioen Gage fit uns
uor5ubebnIten Mn6 uniere iperten
s@difte ~ fem.
g.. q. 6ridenbenst, Sefr.
- Sung fein 1T i&0n, alt iein III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28

- Sung iein 1T f&on. alt iein 1T
bequeta.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-02
News Our Grandfathers Read
From Issue OF April 16, 1908

William Kincaid and Miss Maude
Fisher were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Fisher on lower Main street,
Sunday noon. DR.. Edward Smith,
pastor of the M. E. church pro-
nounced the ceremony.
Carl Anderson, former Bluffton
boy and present mayor of Fostoria
is running for United States con-
gressman in the 18th district.
A party of friends gave fare
we'll reception at the home of Mrs.
Adah Lugibill in the Lugibill flats
on Main street Friday night honor
ing Miss Florence Kohl who left
Monday for Nampa, Idaho. Present
were Misses Helen Amstutz, Kath-
crime Mitchell, Zoe Bentley, Ruth
Dukes, Marguerite Keegan, Flora
Plattner, Nellie Eaton, Nellie Goble,
Bertha Amstutz, Edith McPeak,
Maude Anderson, Zoe Hilty, Mrs.
Adah Lugibill. 81.
The pupils of Richland township
are privileged to take their exami-
nation for admission to the Bluffton
High school under Supt. Argan-
bright or they can take the county
pupils examination at Lima. Last
Saturday the following pupils took
the test in the high school room
here: L. L. Guber, Mai Jennings,
Opal Daily, Josie Neiswander, Owens
school; David Steiner, Edward
Blakesly, John Schumacher, Dillei
school; Luella Hilty, Sylvia Lora
Waldo Diller, Zilla Rupp, Hilty
school; Sarah Steiner, Stager school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Motter well
coined girl baby at their home on
Bently road, Saturday
A new concrete sidewalk is being
constructed along both street fronts
of the First Mennonite church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Bessire and
two sons We're at Upper Sandusky
Sunday the guests of Mrs. Bessire's
mother, Mrs. Geo. Shambaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Ludwig of
Walla Walla, Wash, arrived the
past week to visit relatives. Mrs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-02
Do You Know How To Display The United
States Flag? Here Are Some Regulations

ways be hoisted briskly and lowered
slowly. When the flag is lowered
care should be taken that no part of it
shall touch the ground. 1t then should
be folded into the shape of cooked
hat.
When the flag is displayed in a
manner other than being flown from a
staff it should be placed, either hori-
zontally or vertically against wall,
with the union uppermost and the
flags own right, i.e., to the observers
left. When displayed in a window it
should be shown the same way.
When displayed with another flag
against a wall from crossed staffs,
the flag of the United States should
be on the right, the flags own right
and its staff should be in front of the
staff of the other flag. Two United
States flags should never be thus dis
played. No other flag should ever be
displayed to the right of the United
States flag.
1t should be remembered that the
flag is living symbol and should not
be regarded as mere material.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-02

With the birthday of Independence
Dav to be celebrated on July 4, and
with our country in armed conflict m
creasing attention is being given to
the American flag, the symbol of free
dom and democracy. Members of the
two Boy Scout troops have given IN
structions for the display of the flag
as follows:
Whenever possible, the flag should
be displayed not only on July 4th
but every day, weather permitting.
If daily flag displays are not feasible
the following official days are recon-
mended:
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. u; Wash
ington's birthday, Feb. %; Mothers
Day, second Sunday in May; Memoir
ial Day, May 30; Flag Day, June Ia;
independence Day, July 4; Labor Day,
first Monday in September; Armistice
Day, Nov. II.
On no occasion should the flag be
permitted to fly on civilian property
before sunrise or after sunset. When
displayed on a pole the flag should al
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-02
Turbine Ready For
Operation Next Week
(Continued from nape II

Continued from page ID
equipment and generating capacity to
meet the power demands of the COM
munity.
The normal load at the plant is
5000 XIV for the "a hour run. The
recently purchased unit can deliver
almost three times that amount of
power and the present 750 XIV unit
ca ndeliver about twice that amount
on "a hour basis.
Present Equipment Adequate
While it is difficult to anticipate
the needs Of a community years in
advance, it is likely that the present
equipment should be able to meet the
power needs here indefinitely, it was
pointed out.
With the present 750 XIV turbine
in operation it was necessary to clean
the condensers and check over the
generator on Sundays when the small
Skinner engine was used to- provide
the power.
Now with the addition of the 1850
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-02

Timer Spaeth let the visitors down
with four hits last Friday night as
the Tiiplett softball team raped out
to 0 decision over Findlay All
Star aggregation on the Harmon
field diamond.
After teeing off for one run in
the first inning, the Triplett crew
went scoreless in the second and
third, then picked up two more tai
lies in the fourth and another brace
in the sixth.
Burkholder, who led off with a
single, scored in the first inning on
an error to give the locals their
first run.
In the second stanza Triplett op-
ened with single, went to third on
Fred Swank's double, and both men
scored on sacrifice flies.
With one down in the sixth, Lewis
drew a base on balls, advanced on
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-02

G. p. Schnegg purchased the brick
block, corner of Main and Washing
ton street from Casper Herman for
s1,500. Mr.. Schnegg will use the
lower room for garage and the
other part for dwelling purposes.
Lewis Waltz sold his home on
Main street, to A. ]. Hostettler,
high school teacher. Mr.. Waltz is
erecting a dwelling house on his
farm in Monroe township which he
and Mrs. Waltz will occupy soon.
Miss Della Amstutz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Amstutz and
Harvey Hilty, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hilty were married at the
home of the bride Sunday afternoon.
DR.. S. L. Eby, who just returned
recently from abroad, will speak at
the Ebenezer church Sunday night.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-02


1927, was made colonel of the Michi-
gan volunteers during the Black
Hawk war and won the decisive Bat
tie of the Bad Axe river on June
Is, 1882. Commissioned a major OF
the United States Rangers, then
colonel of the First u. S. Dragons,
he led two successful expeditions
against the Indians on the western
frontier for which congress voted
him a sword and the thanks of the
nation. Later Dodge distinguished
himself as governor of the Territory
of Wisconsin twice, delegate to con-
gress and United States senator
from the new state of Wisconsin
after which he retired to private
life in Burlington, Iowa, where he
died.
Among the Illinois volunteers who
"joined up" to help subdue Chief
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Pandora

Mrs. Raymond Miller and sons of
Smithville are visiting her father,
Noah Bixel, and her sister Ruth.
Rev. James Diehl purchased the
former Issac Zuercher property in
which they have been living for
some time.
Miss Gretchen Springer of Berne,
Ind, became the bride of Mr.. Rich
ard Lehman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Lehman of this place in the
Berne Mennonite church Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Lehman is employ
ed in Algonac, Mich. Rev. Armin
Steiner of this place performed the
ceremony. A number of relatives
and friends from Pandora attended
the wedding.
Charles Boehr is employed in the
Company store.
Miss Phyllis Neuenschwander of
Fort Wayne, is visiting in the Ed
Leighnter home this week and next.
David David Basinger, aged So,
passed away at his home Wednes-
day afternoon from heart trouble.
He had been publisher and editor of
the Pandora Times" for over forty
years. The funeral service was held
Friday afternoon in the Grace Men
MONTE church with Rev. Armin
Steiner of the Missionary church
officiating. Interment was in the
Pleasant Ridge cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Parkers-
burg, West Virginia spent the week
end here with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. liner Bas-
niger, and attended the funeral of
Mr.. d. B. Basinger.
Rev. Walter Schultz, returned mis-
sionary from Africa spoke and
showed pictures at the Missionary
church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Hilty and
children of East Orange, n. j., are
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Lehman of
Fleetwood, Pa, visited in the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Lehman last week.
Miss Melvena Basinger who has
been quite i'll is improving at the
home of her brother in Canton.
David and Dale Elliot who have
been living with Sarah Basinger
several months left last Wednesday
to live with their father.
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Ludwig is the daughter of Mrs.
jeff Bently. They left Bluffton
about 35 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tripplehorn
are happy over the arrival of a
baby girl, Monday morning.
Noah Basinger, corporation clerk,
will receive sealed bids for the con-
struction of concrete sidewalks in
front of the city buildings.
Fred Bigler has had his fire dam
aged building completely repaired
and will open his meat market to-
morrow.
Prof. Z. J. Hirschler will make
the address at the college vespers
next Sunday afternoon.
Caesar Klay is erecting new
house on Elm street.
Enos Steiners have welcomed a
baby boy into their family.
Ed Reichenbach is working for
A. j. Basinger this week.
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NEWS OUR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF OCT. 8. 1914

School grade cards will be given
to the pupils on Monday. At the
present time there are 603 pupils
enrolled in the Bluffton public
schools.
Officers of the Richland Demo
cratic club elected Friday night are:
DR.. ]. j. Suter, president; Chas.
Miller, secretary; Monroe Amstutz,
treasurer.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Oswin
Luginbuhl a new daughter, Monday
morning.
College View addition is proving
one of the principal attractions in
the village for those devoted TO Sun
day afternoon walks.
A card from Ed Hardwick, mailed
at Port Said, states that he is on his
way to Borneo and expects to ar
rive there October 10.
Misses Bertha and Clara Geiger
and Mary Wenger who have been
enjoying an extended trip to the
Pacific coast and Phoenix, Arizona
returned home Sunday.
The conference of the Middle
District of the Mennonite church
will meet at Trenton, Monday and
Tuesday of next week Attending
from here will be, DIR. S. K. Mosi-
man, Rev. and Mrs. Gottshall, DIR.
Huffman, Prof. Hirschler, Philip
Hilty, John Schneck, Meta Geiger,
Della Moser, Iona Niswander,
Louella Burkholder, and Bertha
Lugibill.