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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Nutritious Cookie S

PEA NUTS ARE excellent
foods. containing protein and
vitamins 50 should be used often.
Try the following recipes for
cookies, the youngsters will
clamor for more.
Peanut Butter Cookies
| cup -four
! y teaspoons All ph o s ph a Q
baking powder
2 teaspoon salt
a cup fat
2 cup peanut butter
y cup sugar
2 eggs
y Is cup milk.
Sift -four measure and Sift
with baking powder Nand salt.
Cream fat and peanut hutter to-
gether add sugar gradually
crcannng thoroughly Add we'll
beaten eggs and mix thoroughly
add -four alternately with milk
Drop from TIP Of teaspoon onto
cookie sheet and bake in hot
oven 400 degrees) S 10 10 min
uteA
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Knitting Ba gs

TIE SHAPE Of things 10
come Will depend IN some ex-
-teni-enahoS -geod the gals are
al handling their knitting
needles The effort 10 turn out
kmtwear for tho Nboys in the
"Service lacks no. enthusiasts.
Hands are busy knitting al
great speed IN the subway
trains. on from porches. on
beaches and Just about every
whore
Knitting bags have graduated
INTO attractive accessories. Great
pouches Of printed fabrics. car
pct bags straw ba skctS or hand
painted cardboard tubes carried
on cords are IuSt 4 few of the
ornamental containers accom-
panyinG most any feminine en-
semble Of the day.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Parties for Patty HaisIip

PARTIES GALORE being given for brde-elec Patty
Haislip who will be married to 1t. Jg Gerald Sullivan
- Aug. H...a o'clock in Grace Chapel of St Pauls
Cathedral
Mrs. Milton Woodward today is giving a luncheon and
linen shower the Detroit Boat Club.
Mrs Clarence Weldon and her daughter, Mrs. Cedric
Spooner Friday will entertain together at luncheon and
miscellaneous shower the Detroit Athletic Club.
Jim Hill will honor Patty and 1t. Sullivan, Sunday, by
giving swimming party and dinner at his home
the Canadian shore
Mrs. Karl Parks has invitations out for cocktail party
and personal shower for Aug 10 her house Longfow
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Powder Blue Tweed Suit

MISS SHIPMAN married powder blue Daventry
tweed suit with navy and matching feather aot
and her shoulder bouquet made Of branch orchids and
sephanotis
Mrs Frederick G. Shipman Jr. luggage brown and
white print with brown accessories and tiny chapeau Of
luggage brown
Il of by waistine arrangement Of small brown
orchids and yellow daisies
L. Hunters mother Mrs Irving b Hunter Of PennnR
ton. y J navy model with touches Of ashes
Of and navy hat trimmed ashes Of
Her corsase bouquet of camelias matched the trimming
on her dress and hat.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03

DRIPPINGS SAVE red ration
points. So all those precious
bits of fat left from your bacon
sausage. salt pork, or what have
YOU. should be carefully strained,
and placed in a crock in the re-
frigeratOr for future use. For
wartime has taught us that
many good and appetizing dishes
can be prepared from these left
over drippingS, that in normal
times we would calmly dispose
of at will with nary a Qualm
OF conscience.
The fat salvage program has
told US. too. the importance of
fats in the war program. Thus
If YOU collect more than YOU
feel YOU can use IN cooking,
keep filling that can with II 10 he
taken down TO the butcher. He'll
see that 1t gets where il is sup
posed 10.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
S. J. MenzeIs
To Mark 25+h
Anniversary

MIR. AND MRS 8. ! MEN
ZEL of Shrewsbury Drive to-
morrow VIII celebrate their
twcnty-Gfth wedding anniycr-
Sary and 10 mark the occasion,
they viii be hosts at a dinner In
the Detroit Athletic Club
The guests Will be their SON
in-law and daughter, MIR. and
Mrs. William Martin Jr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Foster FraliCk,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Edward Price.
Mr and Mrs Charles Kaud-
erer and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
CChcrpr
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Ernest BIodgetts
End Vac alton

DIR. AND MRS. ERNEST
BLODGETT Of IroquoiS avenue
returned home recently from
two weeks vacation At Fairlee,
VI. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester NJ. Clark
Of BronXville. n. Y; their son
and daughter-in-law, Or. and
Mrs. James r BlodCett Of Bos-
ton. and Mrs. Howard S.
Holmes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Correct Sitting Pastures
Hell p to Correct Sway Back
BY IDA JEAN KAN

gravity. Start off with this
exercise. ----------------------------
Position: Lying on back on
floor with feet on chairseat,
knees straight, hands down at
sides on floor.
Raise Alternate Knees
Movement Bring alternate
knees 10 chest AS YOU fling arms
up and back overhead 10 floor.
The up-stretch Of the arms re-
fleXly contracts the abdominal
muscles and the knee-Chest
movement pushes the small Of
the back down against the floor.
Return 10 starting position and
repeat slowly and rhythmically,
II counts. alternating knees.
To reach the muscles that
come in on the bias. lie in the
same position and place side OF
left foot on right knee. Push
down hard with left knee. Hold
II. relax. Repeat three times on.
one side. then on the other.
Now, 10 get AT the longitude
nal muscles.
Position: ON back on floor
with feet elevated to\chairseat,
As before
Movement: PaiSe both legs
straight up 20 ucht angle with
trunk. then slowly lower 10
chairSeat Repeat five times
This exercise strengthens both
the lower back and the stomach
muscles.
copyrghi, isi5, BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Barbara Holden
To Visit Fiance

BARBARA HOLDEN, dsugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Deane l..
Holden Of Grand River avenue,
will leave Saturday by plane for
Columbia, S. C., 10 visit her
fiance. 1t. Hugh Evans, who
is stationed there al the army
air base. 1t. Evans sister Mrs.
Howard Bromwell of Akron
will ioin them there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Reception in The Hibbard

A RECEPTION for about 80 guests was held in Mrs.
Frederick c. Shipmans apartment IN the Hbbard ....
The table laid white cloth Of Madeira embroidery
with lace insets. centered with TERED wedding
topped by gurnes representing soldier bridegroom and his
bride each holding American flag and lighted by
white tapers silver candeabra
1t. and Mrs Hunter took plane for New York where
they will spend his FIVE days leave.
They will be home apartment in Hyde Park
Cincinnati. 60.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03

THE LINES of this suit
dress are ever so fattering.
Note the group of darts under
the curved yoke seams. Then.
too. Anne Adams Pattern 445o
is A wonder for comfort and
AZ. Witness the neat bodice top
10 the skirt.
Pattern 4450 is available in
womens sizes "a. 36, 3S. 40, AZ,
a.. as and AS. Size 36 blouse
and skirt takes 3 32s yards 35-
inch fabric; bodice top - yard.
Our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. II contains smart styles
for work ond play.
Dress pattern Is cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 26
cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, 81. Mich.
Due to slowneSs Of the mails
and other conditions beyond
our control, pattern deliveries
are being delayed. Please he
patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03

~ THE absence Of brother. l Paul Shpman who
Is Cocosoo Panama Canal Zone Elsie Shipman
given IN marriage by her hrohernsw Robert Boyer
when she became the htide of L. Covert Hunter
The wedding place Yesterday afternoon AZ clock
nthe Crosse Pone Memorial Church with the Rev Frank
Fit officiating
The brides only attendant her ssor-in-law Mrs
Frederick Z. Shpmau Dr.
The hest W Howard Snyder and the ushers
Ernest TerwIhger Ford Buckley and James H.
Dlngoman
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Chicago Visits End

MIR. AND MRS. SAUL II.
DUNITZ and Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton j. Elson have returned home
after pleasant stay AT the
Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chi
Cago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
B. K. Addisons in North

MR.. AND MRS. BENJAMIN
K. ADDISON of Dumbarton
road are enjoying a pleasant
stay al Grand Hotel, in Mackl-
nae Island
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Girls Follow Orders

dig your hips in. pull your
stomachs up, stretch your necks
and keep your chin IN. ~
With grim determination the
class obeyed and when il was
over. the press fell out, eX-
hauSted.
But the results are we'll
worth the effort for upon going
into the health food bar we
were introduced 10 Margaret
Ryan. a pretty slim blonde girl
who told us she and her twin
sister. Nancy, had reduced. in
four months. from bulging girls
Of lS2 pounds each to prettily
curved 120'S.
Margaret was having her
lunch at-the feed-ba It-cnn-
sisted Of spinach puree and
black coffee. Don't you Starve
on such rations ?' we asked, re-
membering the ST. Regis veal
curry
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Paul Brownies Congratulated

MIR. AND MRS. PAUL NJ.
BROWNE JR. of Brentwood.
Cal. are being congratulated on
the birth OF a son, Ronald Paul.
July % Mrs. Browne is the
former Doris Holt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
We Visit
A Success
School
BY JOAN DEAN

MEMORIES OF New York:
The aStonishment mirrored
on the faces of Americas fash
ION press when, after having
made their formal good bys.
they met the following day at
the St. Regis roof for A lunch
con preceding A conducted tour
through the Ann Delaheld
Success School.
The fifth avenue salon. dedl-
Gated 10 the body beautiful, Is
something 10 see. Done in mod
ern manner. lis walls are
lush raspberry pink and are
Spiced with vitamin bouquets
Of radishes, onions, lettuce and
carrots.
Wandering UP 10 the cXer-
else room we leaned against a
wall and watched as a class was
put through its PAGES. The girls,
clad in bathing suits. kicked.
twisted and bounced against the
floor with lou d resounding
SmaCkS while an instructor
sang out. above the swing mu-
sic pouring from a juke box.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Pe++y's Only Attendant

PATTY'S ONLY attendant, Mary Ann Sullivan sister
of the bridegroomeect will arrive Aug II from Boston
with her mother. Mrs Gerald NJ Sullivan and they will
stay with the Haislps
1t Haislip stationed the Crosse lie naval base
has fellow flying officers be his
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
ScalIoped Cabbage

: tablespoons drlppings
3 tablespoons flour
n teaspoon salt
! cup milk
! quart finely shredded cab
bage
= cup breadcrumbs.
Melt fat. add flour. salt and
blend we'll. Slowly add milk and
cook until thickencd. Cook cab
bage IN boiling water for 3 min
uteS. Drain Place in cas-
Serole. Add white sauce and
sprinkle top with crumbs. Bake
for 20 minutes in a 375 degree
oven. II brown top is desired.
put a little bacon dripplngs over
the crumbs. Serves As.
Mullins
2 cups slfted flour
teaspoons baking powder
: teaspoon salt
? eggs. separated
| cup milk
"a cup drippinGs.
Slft dry ingredients together.
Combine slightly beaten egg
yolkS and milk and add 10 dry
ingredients. Fold in slightly
beaten egg whites. Blend in
melted drippings and drop in
creased muffin tins. Bake in
400 degree oven for about p
minutes. Makes Is medium size
mullins.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03

SWAY BACK looks bad
enough but II feels worse. This
exaggerated incurve at the
small of your back not only
makes your hips jut out but
puts a strain on your lower
back. When you get tired, that's
where YOU feel II first
There are two things YOU
have 10 do 10 correct sway back.
ono Is 10. yank your posture
into line The other is 10 tone
the muscles that form the ab-
domlnal wall it's when these
important muscles 60 flabby and
sag that the small Of the back
SwayS inward.
You can do lot Just by max
ing a practice Of always sitting
properly. Never lounge in a
chair with your weight resting
on the middle of your back. Get
the back Of your hips smack
up against the back Of the chair.
This almost forces YOU 10 SIT up
straight.
Correct Position
To turn this position into an
exercise. all you have 10 do Is
pull up with the lower abdomi-
nal muscles "
Almost everyone needs a few
exercises 10 strengthen the anti
gravity muscles Some OF the
best exercises on this order are
taken with the feet elevated.
The position itself is counter to
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Clarity Mixed Fats

In using drippingS for cook
ing there are several things you
should know from the start The
clarifying of bacon and sausage
fat is unnecessary. merely
strain. But an accumulation Of
mixed fats should be clarified
by letting thinly sliced raw
potato heat gently in the fat
until the potato is brown. Then
strain and discard the potato
and other particles. Never let
the fat smoke. for burned fat
has a bad flavor and is indi-
geStihle.
Strained bacon. sausage, or
salt pork dripplngS can he used
as seasoning for green beans,
asparagus, corn spinach and the
like: as a base for meat and
vegetable sauces; for pan frying
potatoes. eggs. French bread !;
for shortening pie crust, biscuits,
and muffinS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Use Drippings in Recipes
To Conserve Ration Points
By PRUDENCE PENNY

ceptable; it is hard and not easy
to blend as shortening. 1t can
be mixed with other fats how
ever in a small quantity or put
into the salvage can.
Here are some recipes using
drippings which will be real sue
eeSSeS.
Wartime Pastry
5. cup drippingS
3 cups Sifted flour
! teaspoon salt
q cup cold water.
Cat driPpings into flour and
salt until the mixture resembles
very coarse Cornmeal. Add
water. a small amount al a time.
mixing lightly with fork. Chill
thoroughly. then roll out on r
slightly floured hoard. This pas
try is enough for ! double and l
single crust PIE.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-03
Use One-Fourth Loss

Use a less bacon or sausage
drippngS than other shortening
specified in the recipe Clarified
mixed drippingS, pork beef. etc,
can be used in the same proper
tion however. The clarified
mixed drippings can be used for
Cornbread. mullins, pancakes,
pan frying biscuits, and pastry.
Lamb fat has distinctive
flavor which is not always ac-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-08
BLuftOn N0tiUe
Dies In Findldy

Oscar v. Criblez, 63, native of
Bluffton, died at his home in Find
lay, Friday morning. Death was due
to a heart attack. He had been SER
iously i'll since last November and
in failing health for two years.
He was born in Bluffton, the son
of Alois and Louise (Curnan) Crib
lez. For the past 35 years he lived
in Findlay and was employed as a
salesman.
Brothers and sisters surviving are:
Mrs. John E. Heckel, Columbus; Mrs.
Carl Phillips, Detroit; Mrs. Warren
Woogerd, Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
Chas. Collins, Findlay, and Mrs.
Frank Feichtmeier, cleveland
Funeral services were held in
Findlay, Monday afternoon followed
by interment at that place.
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Farm Production
Discussed At Lions

Farm and garden production prob
lens We're discussed at the meeting
of the Lions club at the Walnut
Grill Tuesday night.
Homer Gratz, speaking of the
farm production problems said one
of the big needs for the Bluffton
area was for more combines together
with more labor.
Forrest Steinman spoke of the
farm labor problem as related to Sc
lective service. He stated that Sc
lective service does not operate on
the notion that man should be de-
ferred simply because he is farm
worker.
The only practical basis for de-
ferment is the extent to which he is
essential and cannot be replaced on
his particular farm unit. He stated
that industry has taken more work
ers from the farms than selective
service.
Harry Barnes, Bluffton High
school vocational agriculture teacher,
spoke about the problem of Victory
Gardens, stating that that type of
activity is extremely important now
with food rationing.
The mistake that most people make
in garden planting is that they waste
too much seed. The plants will grow
much better if the seeds are not
planted too closely.
N. Z. Byers was chairman of the
panel discussion group.
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WANT-ADS

Wanted-Truck driver. Inquire
Bluffton Milling Co.
Wanted-Clean light weight cotton
rags, will pay 6 cents per pound.
Bluffton News office. If
Wanted-To buy late model cleo
trio refrigerator in good condition.
Wilbur Steiner, phone 629-Y. If
Wanted-Three rooms in home.
Inquire 11112 S. Main St. Phone
173-W.
Wanted-Girls balloon tire bicycle
in good condition. Call Bluffton
phone 214-T.
Wanted-To buy wool. Russell
Amstutz, 161 Mound st. Phone
441-W. So
| Wanted-Gardens to plow. In
quire News office.
See me for lawn mower sharpen
| ing and repairing. Chas. Young,
Bluffton phone 214-T. 81
For rent-Furnished room. In
quire Isl South Main st.
For sale-Six shelf utility cabinet
in good condition. Calvin Stettler.
For sale or trade on livestock
Deering grain binder #. cut; also
4door Chrysler sedan 1888 model
recently overhauled and in good
running order. Eli Smith, u mile
east and / mile north of Lafayette.
For sale-Eating potatoes. Brice
Main, 6 miles east of Bluffton and
r mile north of Route 103.
For sale-Living room suite and
dining room suite. Inquire 125 E.
Elm st.
/ For sale-Raspberry plants. Noah
Geiger, east of town.
For sale-Good kitchen cabinet:
square stand. Mrs. Lille Anderson.
Beaverdam. Phone 392.
For sale-Good feeding corn;
Manchu soy beans and Siberian oats,
(. P. Steiner east of town.
For sale-Another car of good
Pocahantas coal, $3.50 per ton de-
livered. Last car until new April
price is fixed. Order now. Steiner
Coal Co. Phone 265-Y or 629-Y.
| For Windmill and tower
Baker make, in good condition. Guy
Scoles, l mi. No. of Bluffton on
Dixie highway.
For sale-New IA ft. galvanized
steel gate with hangers SIS. Henry
Greene, Phone 632-W. A.
| For sale-100 bushels of Dunfeld
soy beans for seed, extra good con-
dition. E. j. Marquart, l mile west
of Beaverdam on Lincoln highway
For sale-Oak davenport, bed and
dresser with beveled mirror; also
serving table. Edwin Niswander
Bluffton phone.
For sale-Six room house at 13C
Washington St., Bluffton. Harold
Montgomery, 5 miles east on Route
1O3.
For sale-400 #. finest quality
round leather betting SIG inch
Price cents per foot in 100 #
lengths; smaller lengths cents pei
foot. w. +. Iutzi. II
For sale-18 squares of heavy nat
ural slate roofing in excellent condi
ton. Nail holes are drilled. Wilbu
Steiner, phone 629-Y. t
Lost-Rolling cutter and frame
Finder please notify Alva Scoles
Cherry St., Bluffton.
Lost-Brown leather case contain
9 ing set of keys. Finder please re
) turn to Pine Restaurant.
Lost-Two $40 bills and one so
bill on Main street between Graf
shoe store and Hub restaurant
Finder please return to Lyle Mes
sner, Lincoln hall.
Lost-Auto license sticker Nc
4379v. Finder please return t
Robert Poe, Rawson, Ohio.
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Former Resident
Has Heart Attack

Col. Morton C. Mumma, former
Bluffton resident, the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. E. Mumma, is
convalescing at his home in Beverly
Hills, Calf, following heart attack
several weeks ago. He was a patient
at the Beverly Hills hospital but was
removed to his home recently.
Col. Mumma, who was stricken
with coronary thrombosis, will be
confined to his bed for several weeks.
The family moved from Bluffton
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Advances Rank

Howard J. Lugibihl, son of Mr..
and Mrs. David Lugibihl of near
Pandora, has been promoted to cor
poral, it was announced today at
Camp Livingston.
Stationed with the 10Th General
Hospital as surgical technician, he
entered the service June 4, last year,
at Ft. Benjamin Horrison, Ind, and
received basic training at Camp
Grant, Illinois.
Cpl. Lugibihl was graduated from
Bluffton High school, and prior to
his induction in the army was en-
ployed in Lima.
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Mrs. Ruth Keller
Expires In Lima

Mrs. Ruth Keller, 43, former Bluff
ton resident, of RosedaIe avenue in
Lima, died at the Lima Memorial
hospital Sunday afternoon. She was
born Sept. %, 1899.
Surviving are her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Solomon of Lima; a
son Jack Place, stationed at the sub
marine base at New London, Conn. !;
and a sister Mrs. Madeline Rodeffer
of Lima
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Clubs, lodges
and Societies.

Jitsu Tau Club
The Jitsu Tau club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Howard Stager
this Wednesday night at 7:30
o'clock.
Travel Class
The Travel Class met at the home
of Miss Zanna Staater of South
Main street Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Meyer was assistant
hostess. A book review was pre-
sented by Miss Naomi Brenneman.
Birthday Surprise
Friends and a few relatives gath
cred with well-filled baskets at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hixon,
south of town, to help celebrate Mr..
Hixon's birthday last Sunday. Pres
ent were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Binger and
daughter Norma Jane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Volda Barnhill, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Binger and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cramer and children, Parlee
Binger, all of Arcadia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Binger, of Findlay; Mrs. Perry
Young and daughter Susan, of Mt.
Blanchard; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hixon, Ella Hixon and Caroline
Hixon of Leipsic; Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Oaks and son Jerry of
McComb.
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Fire Call

The fire department responded to
a call from the residence of George
Schumacher at Elm street and Lawn
avenue Tuesday afternoon at 5
o'clock when a blaze was discovered
in the basement Origin of the fire
was reported due to defective wiring.
Damage was small.
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WHERE OUR SOLDIER BOYS ARR

WHERE OUR SOLDIER BOYS AXE
Pvt. VIM. J. McCafferty
C. Rept. Co., 555th Sig. A. w.
Bradenton, Fla.
Sgt. Gerald Carts, 15329956
5Oth Bomb. Sod, VIII Rogers Field
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Pvt. Milton Badertscher, Jr.
Co. A, 508th Port Bn. t. c.
Ft. Lawton, Wash.
Clair G. Habegger, SM SIC
u. S. Naval Armed Guard Center
1st Ave., & Sind st.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lieut.. James A. Griffith, A. c.
Box 1877. Courier Office
Hamilton Field, San Francisco, Cal.
Walter StannuS &c
V. C.-60
Fleet Postmaster
San Francisco, Calf.
Pvt. Dale d. Reichenbach
c. B. 3rd Bin.
1st Trn. Reg.
Barracks go
Shenango
Personal Replacement Depot
Greenville, Pa.
Wade II. Shook
RT &C Dist. | Sec. c
USNTS
Grove iCty College
Grove City College
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Presbyterian Sunday
School Names Officers

The following officers were elected
by the PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school to
serve for the coming year:
Supt. N. A. Triplett; asst, Wood
row Little; secretary, Calvin Dudg-
con; treas, Armin Hauenstein; Choir
lister, Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein; or
ganists, Edgar Hauenstein and c. A.
Biery; supt. primary dept, Mrs. Ar
min Hauenstein; supt. home dept,
Mrs. 0. E. Dudgeon; supt. cradle
roll dept, Mrs. Woodrow Little;
librarians, Malcolm Basinger and
David Frick.
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about 10 years ago to McComb,t
where the late Mr.. Mumma was
mayor for about 20 years. In Bluff
ton the family lived at the corner of
Elm and Jackson streets.
E. L. E. Mumma was a brother
of the late Joe Mumma and Taylor
Mumma of this place. Col. Mumma's
son, Morton, Jr., is commanding Off
GER of the submarine Sailfish. This
vessel was formerly the Squalus, in
which many men lost their lives
when it was unable to rise.