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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12

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19on iie ME cine S9ule beiu9t bat.
te, ipuBte fie ibren 4ate6ismus uno
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rung beitdtigte, oaB Elm aufmertiamer
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mir oen Sagen uno 2ie6ern, Die ite
bon ibren altporoern selernt uno ,t1'
geinein an5iebeno bor5utragen tpuBte.
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ter un6 iie befam balb cine Stiefmrt-
ter. Dieie bielt bic fleine 2isbetb tpobI
.friib5eitig CUR arbeit an, ididte tie
aber ME CUR S9uIe. S,t meiner eriten
Sugeno bate i6 itets Gneit Dor ibr.
Sn ibrer Berben art ibalt ite mid oft
pesen meires i6euen 8eiens aano
nannte mid einen Dudmduier, BEL
Dem man ME miiie, tpo man bran lit
,no pte man i'm anfaiien miiiie, oa.
NIT ni9t glei9 Die Erdnen fon1men.
Das tpur6e beiier, als id seeen 5ebn
Sabre alt tpuroe unb betm ionntde.
liden @eligionsunterridt Dor Der
Nadmittagsanoa@t nod ibrer @et.
i,,ng bic beiten Inttuorten eab. als
oaber INN oieie 3eit ibr @eii9t nod.
IieB, fo6aB tie betm o,.nteln Better
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12

ben 5hornfteinen In Die engen @af-
len uno StraBen Oes Dorfes uieoer.
gs lit oieieIbe Seinlat nod INNER, il,
tpelde Die g6ttlibe goriebung ,tns
emit bineiniette, 6ie unfere Sueeno
.begIidte, tniere Bbantafie belebte,
1inier 0enfen beitimn1te lino unfer
2eben uno uniern gbarofter formte.
sic lit 1idt peranoert, ionoer1t mir
ftnb int 2aufe Der Sabre anbers ge-
tporben. 8os BET bieier @rfenntnis
beionbers fdiuer tns @epidt fdut,
tit Der l1mitano, oaB Dem 8iloe Der
Seinat Die Seele feblt: Die guten
gltern, ot el1nierer Sueertb sSnbalt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12

un6 S9onbeit gaben un6 ale 5orgen
uno &ummerntiie bon uns fernbielten.
Sort oben auf Der Sobe BEL Der alten
Stride rubt ibr 2eib, tpdbret6 mir
boffen unb beteu, ooB Der quite @ott
ibnen lire 5orgen un6 Miiben nit
elmer etpigen 8ube rei9Ii9 pergeIten
m0ge. 8as Gater un6 Mutter uns
lparer, fiblt man IN iol9en aueen'
bliden ooppelt un6 oreifa@. Damn
tritt tbr Itebes 8il6 1ns IN boiler
&larbeit Dor bic Seele. 8ir en1pfin-
oen, baB fie nd9it @ott oie @runo.
urIa9e an unierer Sugenbfreuoen
uaren. gs tut uns lei6, oab mir ibnen
ibre @uttaten mdbreno ibres 2ebens
10 tpenig bergolten baben. aonnten
mir iie tpieoer ins 2eben a,triidrufen,
tpie tpiiroen mir uns Mibe geben. fie
auf ie6e &rt 81 ebren unb ibnen alle
2iebe gu erpeiien, NIT Der fie etnit
I'M iere Sugenbiabre nerf9onten.
Sci 6em @eoenfen Der @ltern
i9aut iiber 6eren S9ultern ai6 6os
8ilo Der @roBeltern 5u ben 4in6ern
beriiber. Die meinen bon bdterliber
;Seite babe id ME geta1nt. Sie itar'
ben nod ebe Der gater nerberiatet
mar. Bon 111iitterli6er Seite erinnere
i9 mid nod 6es @roBbaters. tuenn
er Sonntags aus Der Qir@e fam. iaB
er getp0bnlib eine balbe St,noe bet
Der Mutter IN Der Stride. ebe &c ben
SeimDeg antrat. 9ann fab ih bel
ibnn auf benz shob. tpdbren6 td5 ionit
eine tranfbafte S@eu boz frem6eu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12

9erionen bate. 9ao6 eriftnere i6
mid ieineg gegrdbniiies uno Der bit.
tern Srdnen, Die i6 banraB bergpiien
babe, aber nidt aus 2eiO iiber ietnen
Soo id mar eben bret Sabre alt
= ion6ern neil man mid nidt NIT
5um airdbof genommen, obtpobI Der
@roBpater mir itets neriproden batte,
.Denn er iterben ltnb begroben peroe,
oirfte ib nit geben, ibn gu begra-
ben.
Die @roBmutter n1iitterli6erleits
mar cine groBe, itarte Srau, bon
Satfraft uno @nereie. Sic batte einen
our6oringenoen praftii6en geritano
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12
(5ortiebung folgt)

Ser belgiide Brenier Su6ert
Bierlot in 2onoon berfiinoete ieinen
2anoSleuten, ooB oie 0euti9en Sd.
mig 2eopolo lin @efonsenI9aft nod
9eutI6lno" gel6afft baben, ,;aIs Ell
ne Der MaBnabmen, Die in @rpartune
Der beboritebenben 9lnfunft Ser 8e.
freiungsarmeen beI9loiien tpur6en'.
l1eber Ger belgii6en Standardization
in 2onoon erfldrte er, boB Die 9eut-
Ii6en in oem @efiibl Ser baloigen Muf-
gabe 8elgiens ibr 8ert Ser 9isorga-
IniIation uno 3erit0rung bolenoen
nollen".
l1eber ben &0ntg iagte 9ierIot,
oaB er vItdb fortgeiebt gelpeigert bot,
|iein bobes Nmt unter feinolider Serr"
|l6aft ous5uiiben''. Ius belgii9en
&reiien Derlautete, oaB Der 4onig,
Ser felt Der &aritulation 8elgiens i'm
Oeai 1910 unter lbperer 9epadung
in ieinem Balait bel 8riiiiel feitge.
balten miro, am Sage nad Der ST.
baiton nad Deutidlano eeidofft
tpuroe, oa Der Seino befiirdtete, 6aB
Der Nonar9 Elm oentbarer Samn1eI-
puntt fir ben belgil6en Bioeritano
iein t0nnte. sSn 6ieIem 3uIammenbane
beri6tete Die 8elgiibe Nadridten.
ogentur, oaB belgiide 8abnarbeiter
oeutlde Eronsportnittel lobotiert ba'
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12

etnen Siibrer nuf bem Rir6pege
Ibrau6te, berIangte tie tets nn@ benz
.Sob6nn9en. 9ad etnigen Sabren er-
bltn6ete fte eara uno gar. als Der
Onfel 3atbtas, BEL benz fe Bis oo.
BIN oen $ausbaIt gefiibrt battle, ntn
cine iunge 5ra1 ins Saus bra6te,
i,nb iunge uno oIte Srauen it6 ielten
berlteben, fam ite gu uns ins 9orf,
neil lie bon bort ndber CUR Stride
bate.
(Sortiebung foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12

Sn Stalien bri9t iest Die Maloria.
faiion an, uno Glieser ioipie Der @e.
neralar5t Der Irmee baben NIT elmer
lebbafte Sffenitoe eeeen bic Nnopbe.
lesmiide, bic. @erbreiterin oieier an.
ftedenoen &ranfbeit besonnen. gs
peroen babel dbnlide Metbooen onge.
tpanot &pie BET Dem S9us beranpo9.
ienoer @rnten in ben Ser. Stoaten.
Slugaeuge beipreneen bic 8rutplGse
Der Mosfttos In Siiottalien NIT ent.
ipre9enoen Gbenitalien uno bic MaB.
nabmen iteben unter Offiaieren. bic
iolde arbeiten auf oieie Beiie beretts
Dor DEM arteg 6rrdfibrten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-12
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Seirnat in Sabren rabber ait uteiner
gntt6ui9ung fanb. sn 111einer Grin.
nerung paren oie 3immer i'm gltern-
bouie peit uno gerdltnltg, tpie Die
Eiden Der 8anoubr nit ibren eiiernen
5ale zines fiiritlt6en S6lones. Das
Getpidten fhien mir tuie ser Sera'
fdlag oer 3eit, Die gebeimntsbon
our9 Die flii6ttgen Sabre 6aber-
rauidt. Nod bore i6 bas @trren Der
Eauben, tpenn i9 beritoblenertpei'e i'm
Salbbunfel bes 8obenraumes auf
gntbed,tngsfabrten ausging, un6 I'M"
ter bi6tem 5ptnn6etpebe berftedt, 6te
gebeinnisbolle Mai6tnerte bes ural-
ten Sptnnrabes betpunberte. 8ie rets
5eno, penn 6onn Der 8Iid our6 bic
9fiben Ser 9a6lufen iiber Die 9G6er
Der l1mgebung in oas Grim ser unt-
liegenben @drten it6 berienfte, 5t-
NAL tpenn bon BORT Der prangenoe
5rii6te nerlodeno \beriiberpinften.
8 gol6ene sSugen65eit, tpie Iange
idon biit 6u entidpun6en! Selbf
beute i'm Ilter bon rs Sabren ftebt
fte mir nod iunmer leben6ig Dor aus
gen, uno ols 8rennpunft bo6iter sc.
Itgfeit Der Sag Der eriten III. @on1-
n1rnion, Dem an i1tnerer @liidsfiil1e
1tno ii6eritr0men6en Sreuoiefeit ni6t
einmal Der Sag meiner feierli9en
8rin1ia an Die Seite geitent tperoen
fonn. 8obI par ote @nttduidung
groB, als t6 5uerit na9 Iangen Sab
rem Der IbmeIenbeit an ben Srt met
ner &tnoertr1ume beimp6rts febrte.
3uerft fam es iiber midi tpte Elm Era,t-
ern iiber 6os berlorene Bara6tes, oa
mir alles 10 flein un6 eng begrenat
entgegenitarrte. SIN Sauie fan0 i9
ntanbes oerdn6ert uno MIR nod 8e-
niges an ietnem lalten, gepobnten
Slab. Sm @arten fu9te i6 bereebens
na6 ben 8dumen, in oeren bliitenrei-
den 8ueigen Die G0geI i'm eriten
SriibIing Dor ben ita1nen6en Iugen
oes 4tn6es lire Neiter >bauten ano
ibre Sungen debaten. 8te oft rubten
bic Gugen bon finoliben 8erlaneens
BET beginnenoer &eife ouf ben f6mel.
1enoen Sriidtenl Selbft Der air9turm
auf Der S0be am gnoe bes Oorfes, Der
mir friiber i6ien, als Iange er NIT
i6arfem Singer ra9 Ben flieben6en
8oIten, idaute 10 feltiaur beoriiH
ins 2eben, als tonne er bic 2alt iet.
ner Sabre nimmer tragett.
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feit Der 4inberiabre nit ibren I'm.
i6ul6igen Sreuoen, sunal an ienen
1lnbergeBliden Sag Der erfen bI.
Rommunion, fonnte es mir 1intmer
aus Ser Seele reiBen, benn tros aller
gnttauidunge,t tpar bas e@ii1t Der
Geiantlanoidaft nod INNER oas
glei6e tpie in ben Eaeen Der Sugeno.
9ie boben 2inoen Lungs Der 2ano.
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ten alien 8eit. 9ieielbe Sonne Iadt
ben uno frelnblid bonn &tn1nel Der.
,snter, tuie mir iie ieit Der &inbbeit
Eagen I'm @eoa6tnis baben. Ser
Weon6 aeigt oasielbe milbfreunoli9e
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crickets for bait. :. Bob Ewing, Jack
Berry, and Ralph Reichenbach got the
same as a lot of other people who
visited the quarry. they had fun
any way Russ Montgomery and
wife and Doc Ludwig and wife snag-
ged nearly twenty big channel cats in
the creek above Harmon Field dam. /.
also they took home few bull
heads :. the boys at the Buckeye had
some minnows last week, but they
sold like hot cakes. -. hope they will
get the hopper filled again before the
week end. s. Pat Patterson and wife
journeyed to a fishing lake in Indiana
and then an old plug caster like Pat
spends the week playing golf and
the ticket scalpers seem to think they
can sell seats on the Lake Erie ex-
cursion boat for a premium. !. all be-
cause the seats are all sold out and
there is a steadily lengthening wait
ing list for those who waited just
trifle too long :. and before we wind
up this column we must tell about that
man again, Jesse Manages, who caught
big bass over the week end-he only
had five bites we heard and landed
four of them. :. one of the bass
measured Ia inches. :. lucky Jesse.
and then there is Nelson Herr who
admits he is so unlucky at fishing
he has trouble landing fish from the
bath tub with dip net.
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RaccoOn Purchased

The club has purchased fifteen rae
coon from authorized dealers. Albert
Garmotter, club director in charge of
raccoon management, says the coons
will be delivered in the near future
and released in suitable woods in the
Bluffton hunting area. Last year the
club was instrumental in the releasing
of 33 coons and this record will be
maintained if possible this fall.
Curly Oil, game protector from
Hancock county, has examined the
coons purchased by the club and says
they are in first class condition and of
uood S;7a
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Rockp0rt

Mr.. and Mrs. William Reicenbach
and family of Richland Center spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Mayberry and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Mason of Col
umbus Grove were Wednesday after
noon callers in the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. C. Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Mayberry.
Rev. Donaldson of Delta was a Sat
urday evening supper guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cupp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Cahill and dau-
ghter Lynne returned to their home in
Cleveland, Tuesday after spending
several days with relatives here and
in Bluffton.
Mrs. Lillian Rust and children Ethel
Jean, Bobby and Mary Lou of Chica-
go arrived here Thursday to spend a
week with Miss Madeline Bixel in Pan
dora, the M. r. Bixel and family of
Bluffton and Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Mar
shall.
The August meeting of the W. S.
C. S. of the Methodist church will be
held in the home of Mrs. Naomi La
Rue, Thursday afternoon with the fol-
lowing program: The theme is "The
Sacredness of Money" with Devotion
al service by Mrs. Lena Price. The
study numbers will be given by Mrs.
Cogswell, Mrs. Irene Reams, Mrs. Van
Alta, and Mrs. Lena Rockhill; Ac-
Gordon solo, Mrs. Eunice Stephens;
Closing song; Prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Smith and two
children who have been visiting their
friends here and in Van Vert the past
two weeks, returned to their home in
Cleveland, Thursday.
Margery Cupp will return home on
Thursday after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Winchest-
er in Chicago and two weeks with her
sister Mrs. Roscoe Alderman in Law
renee, Kans. She was accompanied
on the home trip by Mrs. Alderman
who will be the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cupp, for few
weeks.
Miss Roberta Biery of Washington
d. C. and Mrs. Lysle Cahill of Cleve-
land entertained a group of former
high school pals at supper Sunday
evening in the country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Orlo Marshall. Those pres
ent included: Mrs Paul Whaley OF
Chicago; Miss Marcile Steiner; Mrs
Gail Rakosky; Mrs. Richard Carts and
Mrs. Paul Detwiler of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cahill of Bluff.
ton and Mr.. ard Mrs. Lysle Cahill OF
Cleveland were Monday evening sup.
per guests at the cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Reeder of Lima at Indiar
Lake.
The Friendly Neighbors club mem.
bers and their families will enjoy g
picnic at the Faust Roadside Park
near Beaverdam, Thursday afternor
of net week. The affair is in charge
of Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Gladys Bee
mer, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Meter ant
Mrs. 0sa Reams.
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park from our community.

| park from our community.
In the 65 rearing pools bass and
blue gills of all sizes can be seen in
various stages of growth. The pools
are expertly managed and each pool
contains only particular size and
specie of fish. The larger fish are fed
ground carp freshly hauled from lake
Erie and the small fngerlings a mix
ture of midlings and meat scrap. The
park limits their fish production to
bass, blue gills, yellow catfish and
minnows.
At present 800 families which COM
prise approximately 1900 individuals
have access to the pleasure of the re-
sort.
Fishing is by far the chief attrac-
ton but many boats could be seen on
the lakes. The organization operates
a bathing beach and visitors have ac-
cess to the facilities.
All types of cottages, tents, picnic
grounds, shelter houses, and other
conveniences added an air of attrac-
tiveness to the area and those to whom
has been extended the opportunity to
partake of the pleasures are fortunate
indeed
The party from Bluffton visited the
park for about five hours and warm
spot stands in the hearts of all for
the pleasant day and the excellent
luncheon served to them by Mr.. Light
and his family.
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Bullheads Restocked

The club received an unexpected
restocking of bullhead catfish in the
Water Works quarry Tuesday after
noon when Howard Edinger reported
that great number of these fish were
doomed for destruction in a small
ditch emptying into the Marsh run
near the Edinger farm.
Howard said he would seine them if
the club had place to release them.
Hurried consultation resulted in a de-
cision to place the fish in the Water
Works quarry. Since catfish feed much
on the bottom, those in charge of the
quarry feel that such type fish will
eat great many of the snails infest-
ing the lake. If this should result,
one link of the cycle harboring the
grub infesting the quarry will be de-
stroyed. No grubs have been report
ed in any of the fish the past month
and evidently the trouble has largely
been cleared up.
The catfish released by Edinger
were approximately 2 inches long
and few of the bullheads measured
6 to inches. The wash boiler used
to carry the fish to the quarry was
solidly packed with fish and Howard
was able to add only gallon of wat
er to the boiler. So estimating the
number of fish released is a problem.
A conservative estimate would place
the number at 1000
Edinger was assisted by his wife
Ethel in seining the bullheads from
the stream. Such conservation work
as these two folks have accomplished
saves the club good many dollars
in their restocking program.
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visit the Glen Swartz family, at
Columbus, and the Leroy Roudebush
family at London for week or ten
days. The two ladies are daughters
of Mrs. Basinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Riser took
their daughter Ellen to Camp Pit
finger above Carey Sunday, where
she will be with the Camp Fire girls
for ten days.
Louis and Charles Risser and
Mark Diller spent the past week at
Indian River, Michigan, fishing.
Mrs. Leo Shank, of Portland, Ind,
mir. and Mrs. John Lemley ,Findlay,
Harold Marshall and family of Rock
port, and Mrs. Verna Rouse. Ezra
Amstutz and family, Mrs Regina
Lemley, Mrs. Raymond Bucher, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Grismore and Mar
tin Grismore and family surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lemley Sunday
by bringing a covered dish dinner
and enjoying the day with them
and Mrs. Sarah Davidson and son.
Oliver Davidson.
Mrs. Sarah Miller, aged mother OF
Mrs. Emmett Burkhart, east of Pan
dora, recently fell and broke a hip,
from which cause she passed away
a few days later. Formerly of Pan
dora, she had lived with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Edith Core at Delphos for
years. The funeral was held there
and interment made in Pleasant
Ridge cemetery east of Pandora Sat
urday afternoon.
HISTORIC BUILDING
Donald Mcdowell has resided his
large implement store with dark red
brick veneer, which give it a very
neat and smart appearance.
The building which was the first
large egg house of Pandora, incor-
porates the first township house of
Pendleton in the southeast corner
along the alley.
This township house building was
formerly used as a school and church
building in the early days of Pendle-
ton.
Pandora's first name, as a town
site, was known as Columbia, then
Pendleton, and finally changed to
Pandora.
The building before the egg COM
pany got it was a large livery barn,
the owners renting out horses and
buggies or driving people where
they wanted to go.
Just south across the alley stood
a large long building which housed
brewery in those earlier times.
After the brewery was dispensed
with the building was used as a
dwelling house.
Just across the road where John
Sommers blacksmith shop stands, a
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Directors Visit Wayne Lake

Acting on the invitation extended,
directors last fall by James Light,
manager of Wayne Lakes Parks and
fish hatcheries at Greenville, Ohio, a
group of 29 men journeyed last Sun
day to Greenville to study the park
system to see if any of the phases of
the park operation could be applicable
to the operation of Buckeye Lake at
Bluffton.
Representatives of the Lions club,
city officials, Saddle Horse club and
the Sportsmen's club were present to
accept the hospitality of our friends
at Wayne Lakes.
A good many feet of color motion
pictures We're taken of the park and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-17

fish hatchery by Fred Wenger and
Leon Hauenstein. These films will be
shown in the near future at a meeting
of the club.
The park is operated by the Amer
lean Aggregate Corporation at Green
vile and the management of the park,
fish rearing pools, and fishing lakes
are under the management of Mr..
Light.
The park system covers approx
mately 1900 acres and contains lakes
and many the size of the Buckeye
quarry and larger, 6 fishing lakes, and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-17
CONSERVATION AFFAIRS
Happenings Affecting Woods, Waters and Wildife

Those club members who were able
to accept the invitation were; J. F.
Harris, Ray Mumma, Howard Rickly.
Kenneth Dearth, Nelson Herr, Gerald
Clever, Dallas Berry, Silas Diller, Roy
Rogers, Robert Benoth, Carl Mumma,
Lon Hauenstein, Harold Montgomery,
Cleon Triplett, Gilbert Montgomery,
Gordon Bixel, Don Cupples. David
Bixel, Don Cupples, Wilbur Fish, A. B.
Bixel, Wilbur Fish, Alvin B. Augs-
Augsburger, A. E. Lichtenwalter, A E.
Kohl, Fred Wenger, Charles Fisher,
Cloyce Bame, Amos Klingler, Herb
ert Rupright, Gene Chamberlain and
Gene Benroth.
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sHERIrF.s SALE IN PARTITION


Case No. 3523l
The State of Ohio. Allen County Common
Pleas Court.
Weldon W. Lightner. ct al. Plaintiffs. vs..
Flora NJ. Iightner. ct al. Defendants
Notice is hereby given, that on Saturday
the 9TH day of September A. ID. 1914. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. | will offer
for sale At Public auction at the door OF
the Court House in Lima. Ohio. the following
real estate. situate in the County of Allen
and State of Ohio, and in the Village of
BIufTton to-wit:
Inlot number Two Hundred and Forty
four t244l in ]. H. Eaton's 9TH Addition to
the Village of Bluifton, Ohio
Said premises located at POI So. Lawn Ave-.
Biuffton. Ohio.
Appraised at $4,000 90. and cannot be sold
for less than TWO-THIRDS of that amount
Said premises to be sold as the property of
the parties 10 the above action. on an order
of sale in Partition from the Common Pleas
Court Of Allen County. Ohio. and directed To
me the undersigned Sheriff.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day of sale
Given under my hand this 5th day of Aug
ust. 1914
VIM v. DALEY
Sheriff Allen County, Ohio
BY Ruth Callahan. Deputy
B. F. welty, Atty. 20
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65 fish rearing pools.

% lIsH rearing poo2s.
The fish rearing pools are fed by a
continuous flow of water from a near
by stream and all the pools are arti-
ficially constructed. Excavation of
the gravel from the area has resulted
in the formation of numerous pits
which have been converted into Sc
ries of beautiful springfield, crystal
clear lakes surrounded by willow trees.
Groves of hardwood border. the lakes
and within the shade of these trees
are located 105 cottages.
The park development has covered
only span of ten years and the fact
that so spectacular place can be
built in such short time has been an
inspiration to all who have visited the
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small building is on the corner to
the rear which formerly housed a
tannery. Some of the vats are still
to be seen there.
The odors from the tannery and
the brewery were very bad and
caused the town to be called Stink
Town until the cause was removed.
A brick kiln and yard were just
south of the old brewery.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
The State of Ohio,
Allen County, 50.
Estate of Eli Nj. Pence, Deceased.
Jess Cochran of Allen County Home, Lima.
Ohio, has been appointed and qualified as Adj
ministrator of the estate OF Eli NJ Pence. late
of Allen County. Ohio, deceased
Dated this iAth day of August. 1914
RAYMOND p. SMITH
~ Probate Judge.
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Release will be directed by Albert
Garmotter and Jesse Manages.
Next Monday, August 21st the al
lotment of coons raised by the state
for Allen county will be distributed
by game protector Harvey Williams.
Silas Diller, chairman of the Allen
County Conservation Advisory Com
mittee, has been informed by Gene
Copeland that this committees recon-
mendation will be considered in the
distribution. This year Allen county
will get 10 for release from the game
farm at Milan.
This and That
Fishing is excellent for few ang-
lers in Bluffton quarries and streams
-. Spike Berry snagged or chan
mel cats in the Buckeye and another
above the Harmon Field dam. :. !. Gust
and Virgil Borkosky hooked onto IL
fourteen inch channels at the Buckeye
late one evening by using night crawl
ers for bait. Ted Stepleton caught
big channels for his dinner and two
more got away he sez. -. Ted used
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
The State OF Ohio
Allen County, IS.
Estate of William Alspaugh, Deceased.
Clarence g. Fischer of SlA National Bank
Bldg, Lima, Ohio. has been appointed and
qualified Administrators of the estate of
William Alspaugh. late of Allen County, Ohio,
deceased.
Dated this I7th day Of July 1914
RAYMOND p. SMITH.
Is Probate Jtadye