The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-02-08
Pandora

Miss Margaret Hilty, teacher at
Findlay, was home the past week
several days becase of the coal short
age and heating problem in Findlay
schools.
The roads and walks were very
slippery here the forepart of this
week.
A good many different workers
could not work the past week because
of the coal and gas shortage.
Pandora school was dismissed Fri
day until heating conditions clear up.
A Walt Dizney operetta is being
given by high school students Tues
day and Wednesday nights, February
and Z at 8 p. m. Mrs. Pauline Bau-
man and Earl Lehman are the mu-
sical directors.
A quartette of men from Asbury
Theological seminary, Wilmore, KY,
conducted a special service at the
Missionary church, Sunday night.
The Louis Riser family were din
ner guests at the Enos Suffer home,
Sunday evening.
The w. S. c. S. has been postpon-
ed for the month of February be-
cause of the snow-bound roads.
C. c. Wehrly, Pandora banker, who
lives north east of Pandora, was in
an automobile collision with the rural
mail carrier of Mt. Cory last Tues
day morning. The men, though bad
ly shaken and bruised by the impact
of the collision, were not seriously
hurt. Both cars were badly battered
up in the affair but not beyond re-
pairment.
The P. w. Krohn family recently
moved from their home in Detroit tc
Chicago. Mrs. r. A. Krohn who hac
been with them also went to Chicago
for a while.
Raymond Core and family moved
into the former Roy Cook house last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner and daught.
er Betty left Thursday for California
to make that state their home. They
visited the Melvin Steiner family al
Dallas, Texas enroute. Their son
Robert will remain with his grand
parents.
Pandora high won over Blufftor
one point in their basketball game
there last week.
Miss Margaret Hilty recently visit
ed Cleveland friends and saw the Ict
Follies while there. Returning by
train last Sunday she was SURPRISED
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Shirl Hat
field, local banker, returning via train
from Cleveland, where they had spent
the day with a soldier home on fur
Tough from the same hospital unit o.
their son, L. Shirl Hatfield ii is 10
Gated with in Europe.
Mrs. Orrie Lugibihl was taken t,
Lima Memorial hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Niswander o
the Settlement are on trip to Angus
ia, Ga. Mrs. Cal Lugibhl accompan
led them. The Niswander's son, Cpl
Francis Niswander is camp food in
spector.
Miss Edith Burkhart was hom,
from Findlay the forepart of the
week.
Miss Ruth Bixel, who teaches mu
sic in the Omaha, Neb. Grace Bible
School, recently spent few days
here with her father, Noah Bixel.
o. S. Johnson of Columbus Grove
recently bought the Clyde Schumach
er house just north of st. Johns
church. Mrs. Don Sommers and tive
daughters have been living there
Mrs. Sommers has gone to Gulfport
Miss, tobe with her husband who is
in training there. The two daughters
will stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Lugibihl, their grandparents.
The Grace church Missionary so.
ciety held an all day meeting last
Thursday.
Albert Hilty, who has been very
sick at the Bluffton hospital, is bet
ter at this time.
Ralph Locher, Cleveland attorney
has been appointed secretary of the
state industrial commission at sal.
ary of $4,000 year. The appoint
ment was made by Governor Lausche
Locher's father, Eph Locher and uncle
Cyrus Locher, former U. S. Senator
both deceased, were Riley township
natives.
1t. v. P. McClintock, who is in the
air forces, writes that he is now il
the Philippines and finds the islands
hot, rainy, mosquitoes by the millions
and human life cheap. The soldiers
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