The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
IN Settlement

many 1dHlllleS VI lliC SoiiiiiAaiisS
are having the usual Thanksgiving
dinners.
Farm work has been at stand
still as far as harvesting corn and
soybeans is concerned. Many are
having some anxiety as to their
crop of soybeans. 49,
Wilbert Wenger of Salem, Oregon,
left for his home Tuesday morning
after spending several weeks with
relatives and friends here. Enroute
home he is planning to spend several
days in the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Leo Statter of Pasadena, Calf. Mrs.
Slater will be remembered here as
Margaret, their second oldest daugh-
ter, s--s-<i 10 .---.+ l~.-~is<-ea~
David Cox, Lysle Steiner, Lucille
Geiger, Esther Reichenbach, La
Vaun Augsburger and Florence Ha-
beggar, students at Ft. Wayne Bible
school, visited their home folks and
other friends over the week end.
The motion pictures that were
shown at the Grace church last
Thursday evening by DR.. P. A. Pen
ner who has spent over forty years
on the mission field in India were
greatly appreciated by large audi
ence.
| Mrs. Josephine McCready OF
Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday
with her home folks.
The members of the David Wen.
ger family and their father met al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Schumacher and family in Findlay
| for a basket dinner last Sunday
Those who enjoyed the happy oc
casion were David Wenger, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edwin Luginbihl, WILDER
Wenger, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Wenger and daughter Imogene, MI
and Mrs. Ed E. Miller and daughte
Selma and son Paul, Mrs. Josephin
McCready, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Kohl and son, Eugene, Jr., Mr.. an
Mrs. Paul Wenger and son Bobby
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wenger an
daughter Dorothy and son Edga,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wenger an
children, Patrick, Sarah and Davie
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Lora and son
Ronnie and Gary and Mr.. Rollan
Flythe. The event was especial
enjoyed as this was the first tim
that it was possible for all of tn
children to be together for man
years.
| The musical program at the S
John church last Sunday evenin
was attended by a large and az
preciative crowd.
Edgar Schumacher and Frederic
Reichenbach are spending a week 9
more at the home of their folks her
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Doty of Tro
: visited among relatives here las
Sunday.
, Clarence Amstutz who has bee
| numbered among the sick for MOI
than three weeks has almost full
recovered SO that he can be abot
: his work on the farm. Evan An
stutz assisted with the work durin
Mr.. Amstutz's illness.
. The sad news of the death
Donald, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ea
Crawfis was received by his folks til
latter part of the week. Their man
friends and relatives extend the
heartfelt sympathy in this sorrow
He had been stationed in Hawaii fe
the past fourteen months.
Ii Dwight Plankenhorn who has bee
i'll for more than two months
slowly improving.
Galen Lugibill and Stanley Schut
students at Westerville spent sever;
days last week in their parent;
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz an
family of Detroit visited for sever;
days among relatives here last weel
Grant Watkins, professional shee
shearer of Groveport, Ohio, is as
sisting ROLAND Burkhart in shear
ing feeder lambs in several countie
in this part of Ohio. Mr.. Watkin
has travelled extensively in demon
strating proper sheep shearin
methods. He spent year i
Australia. The two expert shearer
are clipping over two hundred hea
per day.