The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-17
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grangers attended the Pomona
grange at Sharon Friday night.
| pot luck supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Diller visite,
their son Ralph and family at Ko
komo, Ind, last week. They wer
accompanied by their daughter Mrs
Oliver Locher and two children, Nal
and Tim, who went from kokomo t,
their home in Miami, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Steiner anc
Mrs. NJ. d. Headington and child
rem Beverly and Dan, spent Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Curl at Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Reddin, OF
Columbus, called on Mrs. r. A
Krohn recently. Miss Zoa Frant7
who was visiting Mrs. r. A. Krohr
accompanied them home to Colum-
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stahl, OF
near Gilboa, are the parents of a
little girl born at McComb hospital
recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac McCul-
Tough, of Pandora, are Mrs. Stahl's
parents.
The Putnam County Farm Bureau
held their annual program and pic
mic at the Pandora school and park
grounds all day Tuesday. Games
and contests were held in the park
Mrs. Lois Niswander Rodabaugh
is vacationing in Bay City, Mich.
with the Rev. Lesson family, who
formerly lived in Pandora. Mrs
Rodabaugh is nurse at her father
DR.. H. A. Niswander's office. Hel
husband DR.. Franklin Rodabaugh il
stationed in China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hilty and
daughter, Margaret, enjoyed several
days at Cleveland with the Duerl
and Houser families last week.
Elan Suter judged for the Pan
dora All clubs live stock display
held at the Ellis Steiner farm north
of Pandora recently. Lois Steiner
received first place on her beef
breeding heifer. Charles Risser re-
ceived first on his beef feeding heif-
er, and Robert Core second, in their
classes.
Lois J. Steiner was selected as
one of the alternates to Conservation
Camp at Camp Ohio, August POPS
Miss Jane Davis and brother, Ber-
nard, are visiting relatives in Kan
sas and Oklahoma for two weeks.
Miss Kathleen Alkire recently
Joined the WAC's.
The Pandora w. c. T. L. hello
their annual picnic and election OF
officers at the school park Tuesday
| evening.
Dale Snavely, a former teacher ot
vocational agriculture in Pandora
and who spent the past year as man
ager of a large dairy farm neal
Sylvania, has been hired as 'voca
tional instructor at Holgate anc
Hamler.
Mrs. Walden Hilty and children
who spent several weeks here Will
relatives, returned to Chatham, N. ]
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bunk, Of
Forest, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chri!
Basinger the past week. Charlie
who spent all his life at the sho,
making trade, is slowly losing tn,
sight of both eyes and gets aroun,
with difficulty.
Mrs. Lillian Rust and children, o
Chicago, are visiting Miss Madelin
Bixel. Mrs. Rust was the forme
Lillian Galloway and lived with tn,
DR.. P. d. Bixel family number o
years.
Miss Elizabeth Probst is visiting
her sister and family, Mrs. Austin
| Shelton in Columbus.
Charles Boehr has gone to Omaha
Nebraska, where he has enrolled a
ministerial student at Grace B. |
Richard, his brother will enroll a
Wheaton college, Illinois.
Frank Eek, living northeast o
Pandora, sold his farming equipmen
at public sale Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Hilty will go t
South Carolina this week end to b
gone a week. Miss Hilty is drivin,
for Mrs. Floyd Porter from Bowl
ing Green, who expects to make tha
state her home for awhile.
Mrs. William Basinger, who ha
been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Louis Durkee and family at Graf
ton returned home last week. Mrs
Durkee and three sons accompanie
her. They and Mrs. Basinger wi