The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-29
Pandora

and assist in junior high physical
education.
David Wenger, who died recently
at Bluffton hospital was a citizen of
Pandora for a good many years. He
owned the property where Harry
Cahill lives and built the house on
same, which has been rebuilt in re-
cent years. In fact he was the vii
lage carpenter in his younger days.
His wife who passed away number
of years ago was Lydia Geiger, a
sister of the late Mrs. Jacob Huser.
The Husers lived for years in the
long one story building in center of
town where Cloyde Frankhouser has
his shoe shop. Mr.. Huser had a
harness shop in a part of the build
ing.
William Day, a former Pandora
boy, now of Washington, d. c., his
cousins, Mrs. A. ]. B. Longsdorf
and Mildred Keel, of Bluffton, Mrs.
r. A. Krohn and Miss Harriet Krohn
called on Mr.. and Mrs. CD. Steiner
Wednesday afternoon.
William Day had been to McCook,
Neb., to attend the funeral of his
father, Edward Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Day had lived in McCook for years
and both are now buried in that city.
Edward Dsy was sc years of age.
His early boyhood home was Pan
dora, he being a son of the late DR..
Hiram Day, Sr., of horse and buggy
days, and a practitioner in Pendle-
ton-Pandora over so years. The DR..
Day family lived in the house in
the center of Pandora, occupied by
the Diller insurance company. The
Edward Day family lived in Florida
for a number of years. After re-
turning to Pandora Mr.. Day had
barber shop. They also operated a
restaurant for awhile. The Days
had a drug store, barber shop and
Mr.. Day was postmaster for four
years. They then went to Topeka,
Kan, and from there to Nebraska.
Their oldest son Clarence spent some
years in China and is railroad Of
fetal in Oakland, Calf. Their
daughter Leona married Oscar Girls
more of Pandora and resides near
Los Angeles, Calf, while William
lives in Washington, d c. Mr..
Days death closes another page in
the senior Day family life he being
the last member of that family to
pass away. 's.''s's 80 l~-f--.
Charles Reese and family spent
Sunday with the DR.. Waldo Sutter
family at Waterville. Mrs. j. c.
Reese and Miss Harriet Krohn ac-
companied them to spend several
weeks at the Sutter home.
Victor Ries, of the O. S. Z. Colum-
bus, gave a special insect control
demonstration at the garden of Mr..
and Mrs. Carol Donaldson, at park
entrance, Wednesday evening.
Rev. Forest Musser, Grace Men |
MONTE pastor and family attended |
the Young Peoples retreat at Camp |
Mack, Ind, the past week.
The remains of Memo thinner
man, who recently died in a Los |
Angeles, Calf, hospital, were ac-
companied here by his daughters,
Mrs. j. C. Eyman, Mrs. P. H. Eyman
crJ Nc u VIZ Erab,, &c ApooIac |
The interment was made in the De-
fenceless Mennonite cemetery south
east of Pandora. Mr.. Zimmerman
was a Pandora business man in his
youthful days.
Mrs. Jesse Hilty, who has been
seriously ill several months, has
recently shown marked improvement.
Supt and Mrs. Lester Finlay Of
Jefferson recently visited their
mother Mrs. Regina Lemley and
other relatives here.
Steve Norway visited his family
here. He will be transferred to a
different location.
/
Macon, Ca, visited their parents
here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Hatfield are
now living at Grand Rapids, Mich.
A number from here attended a
special party, given by the 0. E. S.,
at Columbus Grove, Wednesday even
ing.
The Boy Scouts were recently en-
tertained at the Leroy Lemley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Thorpe are
the parents of a daughter. Mrs.
Thorpe was formerly Justine Cook,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Waltz were
at Cleveland, two days the past
week.
Misses Sophie, Stella, Geneva and
Verena Augsburger gave a shower
at their home last Tuesday evening
for Miss Jaunita Weber, of Lima,
who was married to Harry Schu-
macher of Pandora, Friday night
After the wedding at the Lima Mis-
sionary church, Friday evening,
reception was rendered the young
couple and some two hundred of
their relatives and near friends at
the hotel Argonne, Lima. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schumacher are spending the
week at Chicago, part of the time at