The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-22
Pandora

Mrs. ]. c. Reese and Miss Har-
riet Krohn are visiting at the DR..
Waldo Sutter home in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Haas and
Misses LaDonna and Mary Haas ex-
pect to be back in Ohio sometime in
December. The Haas have had a
most interesting motor trip to the
far western states with many inter
esting side trips included. From
California their trip led them into
New Mexico and south to Texas.
Still travelling farther south to the
orange groves of Florida. Having
driven nearly nine thousand miles
they will continue their explorations
along the eastern coast line north
on their return trip to Ohio.
Grover Davidson's Sunday school
class surprised Grover ON his 61st
birthday anniversary, Thursday even
ing. Thirty-fve were present to en-
JOY the evening of friendship. Mrs.
Davidson and Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
the latter of Columbus Grove, served
delicious refreshments. Mr.. David
son was presented a very nice pen
and pencil set to aid him in his in
surance business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Niswander
and another couple from Cincinnati
were guests at the Ed Basinger farm
over the week end.
DR.. and Mrs. Yoder of Bellevue
were guests of the Kohl families in
this community over the week end.
Mrs. Yoder formerly was Miss Oduia
Kohl and a teacher in the Riley
township schools.
Mrs. Albert Schultz passed away
at Bluffton hospital Monday even
ing. A little son born Monday
afternoon preceded her in death
Mr.. Schultz, six daughters and one
son survive Mrs. Schultz. Rev. For.
rest Musser officiated at the funeral
services held at the Grace church
Thursday afternoon with interment
at Pleasant Ridge cemetery east OF
Pandora.
Mrs. Waldo Sutter and daughter
Ann of Waterville, were callers in
our city, Saturday afternoon.
The scarcity of clothing in the
e+oxar y,,oIvo~ ~ 1vo1.,, l;T;o,,l+ g.
some of the returning soldiers tc
get suits and suitable clothes to
wear. One young man we know
and who is tall, drove to three towns
Zone Toledo one day last week and
yet couldn't find a suit. He had tc
compromise on very cheap outfit
in the end in order to get something
to wear. Is this right?
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Marshall, OF
Rockport, were callers in our city
Monday evening.
DR.. David Schultz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Schultz recently was
married to Miss Dorothy Battin OF
Princeton, Ill.
The P. T. A. held open house las
Wednesday evening, with classes il
session throughout the building.
The Grace church congregation
held their annual missionary sale a
the school building, Saturday after
noon.
Charles Reese and family viii
spend Thanksgiving at the DR.. Waldo
Suter home in Waterville.
Dale Snavely and family anc
Charles Anderson of Holgate, wer,
guests at the Hiram Krohn home
over the week end.
Quite a number from Pandor;
community heard the CLEVELAND
| Symphony Orchestra at Lima, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Richard Frantz' mother, Mrs
Gertrude Agner, of Ottawa, passet
away last week at the home of /;
daughter in Michigan. Mrs. Agner',
funeral was held in Ottawa Will
interment in Harmon cemetery nea
Gilboa.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Niswande,
are visiting at the DR.. H. A. Mis-
| wander home. DIR. Allen was recent
ly discharged rom the Army bein,
Captain in the European theatre O
| war. He and Mrs. Niswander ex
pect to locate in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Niswander o
Conner, visited their parents, MI
and Mrs. H. A. Niswander over th
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