The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-05-25
Pandora

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Mrs. Alice l.. Diebert attended the
Golden Wedding celebration of rela-
tiyes at Ohio City, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Darbyshire and
little son who have been living with
|. their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Basinger, southwest of Pandora,
have moved into the former Tenant
house on the Basinger farm, which
they have had remodeled and
modernized.
Mrs. Louis Riser and Misses
Elizabeth and Lena Riser were
hostesses to the Columbus Grove
Presbyterian missionary society, We'd
nesday afternoon, May "a.
The Reverend Unruh family moved
into the Henry HiIty home Saturday
Miss Phoebe Basinger of Pleasant
View farm is i'll at this writing.
A very large crowd attended the
school community day program at
the school building and park last
Friday.
George Moore, of Toledo, was a
visitor at the E. j. Miller home over
the week end.
Contestants from the Pandora
schools carried off second place in
the school athletic events, held at
Bowling Green University, Saturday.
Miss Margaret Hilty, Home Ec-
onomics teacher at OIdfort will visit
her parents here the latter part of
this week.
A good house attended the Bacca-
laureate address at the Grace Men
MONTE church, Sunday evening.
Rev. H. l.. Mitchell and Miss Ev-
elyn Hilty accompanied over thirty
members of the Pandora high school
senior class to Chicago, for few
days sight seeing, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Van Meter
attended the Beaverdam high school
alumni meeting, Saturday evening.
Rev. Forrest Musser, of Pandora,
gave the address.
The Pandora high school COM
mencement was held Monday night
with thirty-seven graduates, instead
of thirty-fve as reported last week.
DR.. j. A. Clinton, of Philadelphia
gave the address.
Dorotha Grismore was salutatorian
and Mary Schey gave the valedictory
address at the high school commence
ment. Miss Grismore also ruled over
the May Day festivities as Queen
this year.
Pvt. Hiram d. Diller is located at
Camp Barkley, Texas. Pvt. Sher-
wood Probst at Springfield, Mo.
Tuesday, May thirtieth is Memoir
ial Day. Many lives have departed
needlessly and sacrifcially since last
Decoration Day. War does many
cruel things to humans and nations.
May wars cruel inhumanities soon
be over and Christ and His love
reign over earth.
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Cummings,
of the local Methodist church, are
attending the Ohio Methodist Con-
ference at Columbus this week.
Winford Geiger, who is now
located at Logan, may be transferred
as meat inspector of a large meat
packing company, to Parkersburg,
w. Va.
Grange members are planning for
a weiner roast, after the regular
program Tuesday evening, May %
at the community park. Should il
rain potluck supper will be held
at the cafeteria instead.
Capt. Donald Hilty is now located
at Cambridge.
A large number of Riley township
Pandora ladies are expected to at.
tend the meeting at Red Cross chap
ter room Bluffton, May "a and 81.
Miss Catherine Hatfield, who at.
tends Taylor university at Uplands
Ind, visited her parents Mr.. ano
Mrs. Shirl Hatfield the past week.
Mrs. Lucretia Null, of Toledo, has
| been a guest of Mrs. J. c. Reese
and the Charles Reese family.
The Pandora High School Alumni
will meet at the school auditorium
Saturday night, May 27 with Prof
Eli Hauenstein of Lima as guest
entertainer.
! Mrs. Irwin Hilty after feeding hel
baby chicks, Friday evening, opened
the door of the chicken house tt
come out, one of their old hogs wa:
lying against the door and Mrs
Hilty drove her away. The hos
attacked her tearing long slit il
the calf of one of her legs. Ths
doctor had to take several stitche,