The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
FIFTH WAR LOAN
DRIVE WILL START
HERE next MONDAY
Plans For House-t to- House SOlic-
itation to Be Mapped At
Meeting Thursday
Over 100 War Bond Workers
Will Canvas Bluffton in
Coming Drive

Mobilization of more than 100 War
Bond workers for a house-to- house
solicitation of Bluffton in the Fifth
War Loan Drive will beld at $3.50 d. m.
this Thursday in the Bluffton High
School Auditorium.
By holding the meeting this week
all necessary information and cam
paign material will be in the hands of
solicitors to permit a start of house.
toulouse campaigning promptly on the
opening day of the drive, next Mon
day.
This Thursdays session will be the
only general meeting the volunteer
workers will be asked to attend, and
all on the list of solicitors are urged
to be present.
For the purpose of the drive the
town will be divided into 10 zones, and
zone captains will be in charge of the
teams in their territories. Individu-
al solicitors will report to zone cap
tains and will be relieved of much of
the paper work of earlier drives.
The national campaign to raise 16
billion dollars will close on June 30th,
but it is planned to complete the
Bluffton phase of the solicitation earl
ier, it was announced by N. A. Trip
lett and M. NJ. Bogart, who are CO.
chairmen of the Bluffton drive. OF
the 16 billions sought nationally, six
billion dollars are to represent the
purchases of individuals.
Bond Buying Urged
With the European invasion now a
reality and the need of ending the war
quickly to save the lives of as many
soldiers as possible, everyone should
buy bonds to the limit of their ability,
the co-chairmen announced.
Solicitors who will make the house,
toulouse canvass here include:
Charles Gazette, r. X. Cooney, M.
M. Murray, George Rauenbuhler,
Amos Tscheigg.
Gail Mumma, Dallas Berry, Gilbert
Fett, B. r. Herring, VIM. Luginbuhl,
Ralph Patterson, ROLAND Stratton.
Woodrow Little, Gerald Buhler, Ed.
Chamberlain, Forrest Harmon, Ed
Lape, H. p. Mann, Ed Scheele, Theo-
dore Schultz, Harry Turner, Elmer
Short.
w. A. Howe, C. A. Biery, A. c.
Burcky, Leo Fem, A. ]. B. Longs
dorgf, Noah Niswander, Don natter-
SON Harry Barnes.
D w. Bixler, Charles Hankish, John
Swisher, Hiram Wenger, John Maxon.
Silas Diller, Ralph Badertscher,
Raymond Conrad, John Garlinger, Ed
gar Hauenstein, Joe Stage, Adam
Steiner.
Jess Yoakam, Byron Anderson, Tom
Decker, John Diller, Elmer Diller, Bill
Edwards, Verne Moore, Ralph Stearns.
Gene Benroth, Evan Basinger, Cor
don Bixel, Wilford Geiger, Armin
Hauenstein, Nelson Herr, Aldine
Kohl, Sidney Stettler.
C. F. Niswander, N E. Byers, Wal
ter Gratz, Paul Greding, Charles Hilty,
Clair Leiber, Ed Steiner.
Charles Alderman, Noah Basinger,
Ross Bogar, Leland Diller, Wilford
Gratz, Maynard Geiger, George Lin
den, Oscar Lora, Jesse Manges, For
rest Mumma, Harry Tipplehorn, C. A.
Triplett.
Z C. Romey, Arden Baker, Fred
Gettles, Ed. Reichenbach, c. Henry
Smith, M. M. Bogart, N. A. Triplett.
Frank McElroy, Dan Tripplehorn,
Fred Zehrbach, Murray Triplehon,
Harley Augsburger, Clayton Bixel,
Chas. Steiner, Gerald Berry, R. L.
Triplett.
Chas Lora, Lamont Diller, Noah
Diller, Eli Augsburger, F j. Bader-
fischer, Howard Stauffer, Forrest
| Steinman, Robt. Benroth.
Herbert Siefield, Jesse Bracy, Ell
mer Leichtenwalter, Ed Conaway, Don
Conrad, Otto Holtkamp, Ed Walter
mier, Harold Wenger, VIM. Kellogg,
Chas. Lloyd.
J. E. Steiner, Clayton Murray, Chas.
Patterson, David Riser, Geo. Klay,
Bob Lewis, Sidney Hauenstein, Merle
Ingalls,, Wilford Steiner.