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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-25
Oddities Ln The NeUS
Nv United Press

Lewiston, Me, Oct. 20-(UP)- Excited at winning S29'S0 harness race daily double, Frank Sheridan, 36. of Waldoboro was injured ser- iolisiy when he fell out of the arandstand ct the Maine State fair.
 worcester, Mass. Oct. 25-tUP- The Boston & Worcester lines is taking c poll to determine whether its patrons would prefer helicopter service instead of buses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-25

Ensign Donald Voloviski, U. 8. Merchant Marine, is spending a 2 day furlough at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs, Stanley Volocski, Maple street.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
ROOMS EURkIsHEp-Mp. and VA,
ROOMS WITH soARp.

1884 NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE.-Vacancies
for several girls in boarding house; food
definitely above average; handsome. modern
house, beautifully furnished: gorgeous din.
ing salon, private, semprivate baths; walk
ing distance downtown; rates. S45.50-S4s
f4sa fssa IsRtoisi IaMoNr ST. N.w-Young lady to
share room with another lady; also 1 nice
laundry privileges; well-balanced meals.
sSsoslnne rn. viii with sRoRs5 sRoRer sneafs fer aiss
WESLEY HALL, city's largest boarding
house: nice rooms, excellent meals; rates
so to $50 per month. 1925 21st st. NV,
1911 DECATUR ST. Nw.--Large. bright.
II ffsSH ss2 HousEss Io aE ses fsw vacsn
eies os for men and women IN popular guest
sS TsE issh HsTpss1s ST. NV ave Nicely pS turnnee
single ano double rooms, running water
oS End eisya'0S sT excellent board
yn sfas EDsrEL fsfsfRDHS qE sans sohneetns
rooms suitable girls, single beds. running
water, plenty sni;g. wardrobe and drawer space;
i57s MASS. igV AVE. NV NWA M upHst distinetive Sai
home for young people in an unsurpassed
1889 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Delicious meals,
lovely. maple furniturei conv. transp. !.
shopping and church center: triple, S35-
s27 ~ 90; oss double S4o-S42.5o: single. s45.
1901 IOWA AVE. N.w.-single front rm..
nicely furn. Available Dec. %; clean
warm home; excel meals: employed young
person: restricted; S47.50. GE 06S2.
ARLINGTON, yA.-Room and board for 2
girls, close to bus stops. Call GIL. 59l6
after 8 pm.
1918 r. i. AVE. N.E-Room and meals fol
in pvt. det. home excellent food unlimited
phone; 20 min. to town: transp. at door;
Sl2 so week each, DU. 2161.
1S4 MASS AVE. NW.--Large front rm.,
single beds, pvt bath for or girls;
S44 each mo
Evening star., 1944-12-18
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WOOD FOR SALE, any length. prompt
d delivery IN Alex, Va, SIS a cord
Telegraph I'd, Va: AL. 7347. 10.
CALL THE WooDMAN for prompt deliv-
cry. seasoned hardwood logs: NV. section;
small pieces in every cord. Sligo 2719,
WooD--very fine oak. cut any length;
ca celysred q l. IN full full cords only. FORT LIN
KEROSENE AND FUEL Olive deliver in
quantities OF 80 gals. and UP IL, 1921
$50, in y c.; storage extra; fireplace and
stove lengths. JULIAN S. CARPER. Elm
WOOD, seasoned oak. for fireplace or stove,
S2o cord; seasoned slabwood; SIS cord.
Delivered in Falls Church or Arlington
Phone Falls Church 1850
WOOD FOR SALE, any length, reasonable
sHocKE9a Falls Church s25-W-2. =
SLAB WOOD: oak and poplar mixed; SIS
per cord delivered. Phone Falls Church
1851 or Ashton 38l3 is.
GUARANTEED, all-seasoned oak. large
wood split; S22 cord. bushels kindling
free. Lincoln 1925. %.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont. }

RADIOS REPAIRED in your home II pos
.S ssS ESp psssda M p RnPsRs SlPs soa., s
guar; 24-hr. service; exp. engineers; de-
RADios REPAIRED BY engineer in your
own home, D. c.. Md, Va. LEE, Greenbelt
KADio TROUBLE. Free est. Work gusr,
8 mos. Honest prices. MID-CTTY RADIO
SHOP; s-5 ~ pm.' Friday and Saturday
REFRfGEiRATIoRs RRATIoRs rebuilt and repaired;
also washing machines. compressoTs;, ss;,rs ased e
EFfS REFRSIGERAToRs RAtTroRs REPAIRED, all makes;
ESaraatsssd BI1 aass CO yOFs 1915 VICTOR REFo CO.
HRfoI; RHFRRfSoIERAfoRs REPAIRED. CONNER
cisl and household boxes; 10 years ex-
perience;. immediate service. sH. 440l
spo9tins, furnace work Cali Mr.. SHIP
sEPTIC TANKS and eesspools pumped put,
sndria e201; for Maryland, Berwyn i79.
SEWING MACHINE RErAIKs-ws inspsSst'
Famous New Home" sales, and service
TIE tn ,pa eALAIs Is s0xAL RsSo sewing machines
SEWING MAcHINEs-Guaranteed repairs
on any make. Adjusting and oilins' 81 j..
lns r. mssSihs S dept. s5d floor. S KzNN
WAsHfNG MACHINES. all makes. repairs,
fEfIaseis CO. Ssai aio h ss5'iss Sc Sc Ii
gsssa Sss s9ISE sEsVaE Bs
USED CAMERAS bought and sola. Full
LER q d'ALBERT NC slb 10th st. NV
PLAsTERiNG~ and cement work; no Job too
THOMAS. 7o7 N t.' st. NV. ' 90.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON-Desirab well-furn. home
to share with 2 other ladies; good bus
NEARBY MD. Roger Hts--l mi. back OF
pvt. b., living rm, fireplace, elec. kit unit
oil heat, built-in garage; . blocks from
terminates at 18th and Pa. ave Sc: ideal
exchanged; white neighborhood;. S1o0 mo.
Gan Gan Wa avho, 4lsS Il, after pm for inspec-
WILLING VII iSS9A resA' To EXCHANGE comfortable
house, $3.50 mo-, at 1880 Rittenhouse st.
n.w,,, where children are accepted, for
small downtown apt. below 500 for couple.
Call AID: ZOO during daytime.
SUNNfBROOK, MD.-5-room frame, fur
nished. full cellar, hot-air heat; Sl25
month. WA. 6Sl2.
AVAILABLE at once for months, $3.50
per month: detached brick house. rooms,
= bedrooms, 2 baths, den and lavatory on
st floor. oil heat; Bethesda area OIL.
REFINED COUPLE will share large. beau
tiful Va, home with executive adults; ga
rage, oil heat; within Is min Of Wash
2 : MONTH RENTAL. s325 per-s bed
rooms. ? baths, maids room and bath,
recreation room, study, lavatory. oil heat,
garase, piano Oriental RUGS, throughout.
china AND linens: Wo. 9f93.
AVAILABLE JANUARY for 2 months--3-
bedroom home 2 baths, maids room and
bath. oil heat, fireplace, garage, recreation
room, lavatory: 1925 mo. WO, 9193
Evening star., 1944-12-18

ARMY OFFICER, wife, 3 children (girls)
need 3-bedroom furnished. unfuu, house
in or near Alexandria, Fairfax Co, Jan
10: years lease; references. AL. 5075.
GROOM unfurn, house in Bethesda, Silver
Spring. Chevy Chase, within bus and shop
ping; not interested in sharing rent 81.
UNFURNIsHED, 3-bedroom. Northwest or
Bethesda or Chevy Chase; responsible
tenant. Furnish bond for lease or pay rent
In In adyanee. addMannee. Call MRS. FINKE, OR. oss1.
aqples sA szos apartment, R. G. Cliff tel
sTsANNE, 81; Len. 5; Jim. 2s. need
unfurnished house; promise good care;
afVoRo on slsR BRDRo6M. 2fu furnished house in
Northwest washington. Trinidad PAPA,
Ext. 1856, between am. and pm.; Ho-
hart 1880, Ext. SIS, after 6 pm. 21'
PERMANENT steel company representative
desires unfurnished or bedroom house,
NV. Chevy Chase, Arlington up to 2-yr
lease; excel. refs. Can offer exchange of s.
bedrm. house. cony,- WIight Field, Dayton,
ohio. DI. SAB, or Mayhower, Rm. sig, 22'
COLONEL, REGULAR Air Force, recently re-
turned Cd from from yrs overseas, badly needs
for family who are are ws.tins M oI II TsYas
RE. 500, Ext. 74875. iss
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. one or two
bedrooms, unfurnished; Navy ofaeer, wife,
child. Call RE 74o0. Ext, 5s67. or sH.
Will VIII sSfnAiRRsAiNrE GuARsANrEE finest care a.bedroom
house or ,, apt, furnished or unfurn.: 70
Evening star., 1944-12-18
DOGS. PETS. ETC

FREE TO GOOD HOME. male collie dog;
2C = years phone TR. 40o6.
SOCkER PUPPIES and young grown stock;
96;sao 995;sa DUN red: excellent blood lines. CHI.
C;ANARIEs;, beautiful. young, guaranteed
a,nRerS; Will deliver. Kensington 305-J.
ed. C. p: MORTON, a420 Lee hwy, Ar
lington. Va. Glebe 1868
PEklNESE, show winners pups: beauties.
n. and +. to 7 mos. old Call at 1917
vermont % ave. NV. or phone Falls Church
sCoTTIE PUPS. black, AKc registered,
trade mark Of "Marlu": reasonable. Also
sire at stud. 36 Denwood ave, Takoma
COCKER PUPS, 3 females, Axe registered,
wormed, temporarily inoculated: will hold
COCKER % sPANIELs SH weeks nsSs old at Christ
mas, KC registered, sired by Champion:
Sb0rcb Sso sna assa,v sp EARL dREiNER. Fails
PUPS. half scottie, half terrier, weeks
OLD Dec. %. 1914; s5 each. Call GE.
BOXER PUPPIES, fawns and brindle, wide
choice of ages, all excellently bred, CROP
ped and distemper immunized. SOUTH
DOWN KENNELS. Falls Church s35-J-l1.
RABBITS. pedigreed heavyweight Chin
SsE sa 1sasaq sos nD Il pa sed ThisS s
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, pedigreed. A. K. c.
champion stock; reasonable, TR. O553
FOR sALE.Cocker spaniel puppies. 1855
Mintwood pl. NV. tdownstairs) 49,
BOXERS. ready for Xmas; trimmed, inoc-
ulated, beautiful fawn pups, both male and
female. These pups are champion sired,
exeeptionally fine. Alexandria 0SO5 24*
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, for Xmas. 2
lovely, healthy black females. wks; also
deposits taken on new litter; reg. Axe.
422 @ 9th St, s.w. DI: 217h.
weeks; treated for worms and distemper;
reasonable. WI 1905.
PUPPIES, POmpranfan
beautiful little dogs; will hold for Christ
mas MISS. HUNT, Falls Church 1896
COCKER, black, male; sire champion
stockdale Town Talk, most famous cocker
IN Amesica today; years fully registered,
AFGHAN, elegant, gray with black mask,
Axe registersd, "a yrs. old, female IA
panion. breeding and Showing. SH s549.
DoBERMANs. wks.. b. and tan S25-s35
Scotties, champ. sired, z mos. S40-$50
Cookers, a new lot Sl5-S35-S40-S50
Crossbreeds. cute, long hair $3.50
DOG HOTEL, 1914 Georgia ave-, Ia. 1921
Evening star., 1944-12-18
APTs. FURNISHED tcont. J

YOUNG WOMAN to share centrally located
apt. with l other woman, Call Elk. 0990
after $50 pm,
APT. suitable for or 4 Govt, girls: STAN
ton Park section; Call AT: 1892.
Frigidaire, stove; S45 mo-; quiet couple:
a ayailable Dec. 10. MI. 1915
wishes to share attractiyely furnished,
warm apartment, vicinity 10th and Har-
WnsW Weh to anain and o srl
State working hours. Box 248-V Star !.
Two GIRLS desire 2 girls to share bun
mod; conyeniences. Call Ii. 0317. 19'
lo36 OTIS ST. N.E.-Studio room and
kitchen, elec. Frigidaire, sernibath; / em-
ployed person, or service man and wife,
HO. S20S.
FOUR GOVT. OR SERVICE GIRLS. 3
rooms, pvt. bath and shower. heat. water,
gas light furn. Vicinity 14th and Park
302 18th ST. N.E.-Want a home for
Christmas? Three girls will share large,
attrac. apt. with another AT 7647
Evening star., 1944-12-18
FARM q GARDEN

MANURE, rotted, mixed, So 80 per 20 bu.,
delivered. WA. 1893.
COMPLETE TREE SURGERY. trimmed or
removed by experts: 81 yrs. experience.
Call kenNngton 113-W all day Sunday
after $50 weekdays
LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES with roots, 30
in. to 10 it., 81 up; sawed on trees soc
up; come after pm: shade trees and all
klnds OF nursery trees at half price. 1901
WA. OSLO.
CHRISTMAS TREES delivered, s35 a hun
dred@ Call WI. 657O
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, delivered
or on the stump. NE. 4301, DU 1900.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

NICELY FURN. 2 rms. and bath for en-
ployed lady: no pets: gentle home on bus:
$50, WO. 74oS after pm
2 GIRLS to share 7-room apt. with another
girl; between ages 20-25 Call sH. 1872
after $50 pm
ROOM In nicely furnished apt for one or
two servicemen. Use of living room. One
occupant; Call Sunday m. or weekdays
after $50. Apt 40, 100 26th st. NV.
ASIA 1st ST. E.W.--Apt. available for 3
or 4 girls; utilities furnished.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. G. B-l
d,
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT Cont.

ARMY lieutenant, wife and infant daugh-
ter, need small furnished home or apart
ment; T,a perrmanently assigned Psntagon
600, Ext. 73546. is.
6-RoOM HOUSE, unfurnished, at once,
coL.ie and grown daughter; D. C., Va, Md.
~y4assr, 19s
ATTRACTN n, modern, small house, unf
Perfect care given by permanently as
signed ofheer and wife couple only, I'M
mediate possession not necessary. VIII pay
months rent in advance. 1t. WHIT
RSSS WeekdaYs
Evening star., 1944-12-18
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CoLoRED DEVELOPMENT-Fine in this
area; l-family detached homes on 5000
So; #. or more; new. modern; four. blocks
of the e,.E Pistrict line on Sheriff I'd p;s; ne,
OAKS CO, 5411 Addison Chapel rd.. Fair
mount Heights. Md HI 1901
Evening star., 1944-12-18

tflllies); cows and heifers, brood sows and
shoats. OLD DOMINION FARM, Alex
andria, Va, on Telegraph rd, miles from
A!eXandria. Va AL. 7347 lp+
LARGE RIDING HORSE, years old,
chestnut color. with light name and tall
ne Is beauty. has been in riding academy
Evening star., 1944-12-18
APARTMENTS uhFuRh,sHeo.

IF LADY with furniture for small apart
ment, downtown, IS interested in sharing
ment but no furniture. write Box 26s-V
Star. 1Ss
ONE LARGE ROOM, private entrance: new
building no cooking; woman only; $50
FAMILY OF 8 DESIRES Q or 3 bedroom
house, unfurnished northwest section or
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
WIN take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S Is
MOVING < STORAGE CO.. ia 2a37 lSs
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
8 OFFICERS need apartment, NV for
0006 after am
Evening star., 1944-12-18
ROOMS FuRk,sHsp-tsor,hees.

POI c ST. NE, Apt Al, ROLAND Apt, fac.
ing Capitol; nicely furnished room; conv
Transportation; lady only
3sI7 18th ST. NE.-single or double, pvt.
bath: new det home; pvt family no.
546s after 9 weekdays any time Sunday.
1903 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Nicely furn
I'm. for or = girls. conv to > buslines:
S22 so mo. NO. 6452 before $50 pm
COLORED-Furnished small single rm.
large, warm rm. to share, twin beds: rm
10Th and ne; refined govt employed
ladies only. AT. 3l55, Sun, and weekday.
after 3 pm
COLORED-Double rooms, twin beds, nice
home; light cooking; near bus and carlines
S35 per mo. Call before $50. AD 357S
Evening star., 1944-12-18
POULTRY T. EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 61s st. "
Me. 0osa
Evening star., 1944-12-18
ROOMS EURNIsnEp-Nor.hwes,

44o5 9th ST. N.W.-sInny room. WIN
dows, double bed, next to bath. uni. phone.
81. Call RA. 1851.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
ROOMS FURk,sHEp-sE andsw

1872 ST, SEE sleeping rooms for
gentlemen or couple; unlimited phone,
home privileges. Call Ii 2065
$3.50 PA. AVE. s.E-Master bedroom, LIST
floor, front: twin beds. built-in closets,
private bath; bus at door $50 month
sos A, ST sE.-Large front double room.
twin beds. unlimited phone, conv. trans
portation; gentleman private family LU
Evening star., 1944-12-18
HOUSES UNEURNysHED
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

ia EYE ST. N.E.--6-room row brick. ell
refrigerator, coal heat: adults, Ma. 62:
Evening star., 1944-12-18

COLOkED-Read The Sunday Star every
sunday for houses for sale to colored by
J05y J0EN W. ROUSE. 1910 NJ st. NV. pi.
COLORED-Brookland. D. c.; es2s 18th
81; NE; l!-rmi brick house, amt, oil heat:
C0L0REDMl3o2 22nd St 2-faniiy dat;
E6s K0Gop e 4 BooKoFP, ma. s3se. Rx. SSS. 8ss7..
A good residential section. Brick Isrv.
rooms Colonial front porch. fun base
4 Aver very good home. Priced 10 sell auicS.
ssVS aoo aowni PaayDments, S62.5o mo. Price.
CoLoRED-Near New Hampshire ave.
1pll cellar: excellent conditon throusRosaHt, RsH,
CoLoRED-Near s5th and Bennins I'd I'd.
hardwood floors, recreation room, Colonial
PorsR' W ss.nb.r. IT, ds5 r. No lens Terms ASK for
C0LoRED-In the $500 blk. of Ontario
re-; rear nw;1de ysrd rms rms bath. front porch, nies
Sorhoodi nn cSnyenisnt e everything; $500
sundays, 0E, 7063.
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Evening star., 1944-12-18

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Money can be lost in more ways
than won.
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Prof. Samuel BHrksard, A. NJ, Of
Columbia university, has been secured
to teach the summer school manual
training course offered at the college.
A room on the first floor of the science
hall has been equipped with benches
and tools for teaching the new course.
Bert Williams purchased fine
team of horses at a sale in Blutfton.
Jacob Nusbaum was married last
Friday TO Lena Rote east of Bluffton.
They will move to the Jacob Amstutz
farm on the county line.
Earl Heekathorn is now with the
Lewisburg Stone Co. at West LaSay-
ette, Ind.
s P. Herr was recently appointed
revenue collector for the district east
of the Allen county district.
Marshal Fox has arrested num-
Der of motorists running ON last years
numbers.
Buttons new industry, the Apex
Skirt Co., is employing II people.
H.R. Lugibihl and family left Sun
day for an Iowa trip.
The Lima White Stars will meet
the Bluffton basketball team on the
Rink floor, Friday night. A fast
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Settlement

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Neuenschwander, on Sunday
evening at the Community hospital
at Bluffton. Mrs. Bachman of Iowa,
is doing housework at the Neuen-
schwander home.
Mrs. Milo Lora and sons took her
sister, Mrs. Francis Amstutz and
daughter Anita and Nancy and her
mother Mrs. Edwin Luginbuhl as far
as Angola, Ind, on Tuesday, where
they will visit with the Rev. and
Mrs. Allen Amstutz and family until
Thursday morning when they will
continue their homeward journey to
Wisner, Nebraska.
Another Hancock serviceman
sacrificed his life for his country.
Pfc. Minard G. Deeds, U. S. Marines
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Deeds of Rawson. His mother is
the former Miss Elizabeth Garmat-
ter. Pfc. Deeds was killed in action
in the Pacific war theatre, according
to word received by his parents last
week.
Mrs. Milo Lora, rendered a special
number in music at the Singspiration
at the First Baptist church in Ada
conducted by Rev. Dale Summers, of
Kenton on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Hilty and
daughter Wendolyn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hilty and daughter Janice
were Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gottshall in
Toledo.
Miss Elma Springer of Berne, Ind,
visited in the Rev. P. ]. Boehr home
last Sunday.
In honor of James Schey S. K.
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Schey entertained in their home at
Sunday dinner, Beverly Hainby, Mr..
and Mrs. John Schey and son Lowell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schey and son
Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schey and
Eloise Schey, Mrs. Eugene Leinsetter
and daughter Patty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Ward and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Barr and family all of
Leipsic, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Rankey and family of Rawson, Miss
Wava Plotts and Mrs. Paul Schey of
Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs. Esley Bundy,
Delta; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Charles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Charles.
Evening callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bracy Crawfis and family of Raw
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Kes-
sler.
Due to difficulties in travel it is
reported that in all probability the
General Conference of the Mennonite
churches which was to convene at
Newton, Kansas, may be postponed
until next year.
Janet Soldner, formerly of Berne,
Ind, who has recently been accepted
as missionary to South America
will be guest at the Girls Mission
ary society at the Rev. d. j. Unruh
home Wednesday evening.
David Dean Amstutz of Fort Ben
ming, Georgia is spending a ten day
furlough at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rickly and
family of Liberty Center were Sun
day visitors in the home of Mrs.
Samuel Rickly.
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NEWS OUR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF FEB. "a, 1916

game is promised. Following is the
Blufton lineup: R. Patterson and
Hawk. forwards; Hauenstein, center;
Woods and Amstutz, guards.
The Orange Township Woman's
club was organized at the home of
Mrs. II. d. Zehrbach, Wednesday af-
ternoon with the object Of community
welfare. Mrs. H. d. Zehrbach was
elected president; Mrs. Dora Mont
gomery, vice president; Mrs. John
Warren, sec'y; Mrs. John Ewing,
treas. Other officers were Mrs. Jesse
Battles, Mrs. Geo. Rupright, Mrs. J.
w. Shilling, Mrs. Chester Thompson,
Mrs. Fred Battles, Mrs. John Daft,
Mrs. ]. R. Fisher will arrange the
first program.
Harold Bogart was operated on Tor
appendicitis at the Sanitorium.
Mrs. Nettie Jennings returned from
a trip visiting friends in the western
states.
Mayor j. J. Sutter has made
proclamation declaring the week of
March to II to be celebrated as
baby week in Bluffton.
The Community Assn has set up
permanent quarters in the Hauenstein
block.
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and son Larry of North Carolina
spent Friday evening at the Amos
and Weldon Luginbuhl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Hochstettler
and family attended the Zimmerman
reunion at Findlay park, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart and
son Melvin spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Crawford
and family of Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Mayberry, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Core and family of
Col. Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford
Gratz spent last Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gratz.
Mrs. Edna Anspach of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Schaublin and
daughter Rachel called Sunday even
ing at the Jess Cummins home and
Ernest Gratz home.
Mr.. John Boegli of Ottawa called
Monday afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gratz.
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What you are GOING TO DO
never gets you anything.
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Mrs. Minnie Luginbihl accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Francis Amstutz
and daughters Anita and Nancy to
their home at Wisner, Nebraska,
Tuesday. Enroute to Nebraska they
expect to visit some time in the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Allen AM
stutz and family at Angola, Indiana.
Growing crops are much in need
of rain in this section of the country.
Light showers Wednesday morning
were not sufficient to afford material
relief.
Some disastrous fires have resulted
while combining wheat during the
past week. Large acreage have been
totally destroyed and heavy losses
have been sustained.
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Prehistoric Peoples In Mexico Enjoyed
Honey, Recent Excavations Disclose

product is of high quality and used
to command a high price in Euro
pean markets.
1t is counted among the important
exportable products of that country.
The bee was first introduced in Cuba
in the year 1868 by Bishop Pedro
Morell. In 1915 the first important
shipment of honey through the port
of Havana seems to have taken place
and the industry subsequently in
creased to the point where a century
later it was said that, after sugar
cane and tobacco, agriculture was
Cuba's most progressive industry.
Today, thanks to the islands flora
and climate, many apiaries are locat-
ed over its territory and it produces
enough wax and honey for home con-
sumption and an export business
which, in 1889, totalled $750,000.
To detect the presence of added
commercial sugar in money, test is
made which consists of combining
certain solution to the product. If
this mixture turns red, the honey is
adulterated.
That Cuban honey invariably took
mysterious pinkish color when
thus treated, was a puzzle to its
buyers and a source of intense NOR
tifcation to honest Cuban apicultors.
The riddle was solved when it was
remembered that bees in Cuba fed on
sugar-cane flowers, principally, and
so were the innocent culprits in this
case of natural adulteration".
With the present trend towards
greater use of honey in a large
number OF products, the demand in
the Western Hemisphere has become
more important. There is no doubt
that this, together with the reopen
ing of the markets in the rest of the
world in the postwar era, will serve
as an incentive for a greater pro-
duction of honey throughout the
Americas.