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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-15
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they must have sounded.
She said, "Oh. no. I wasn't asleep
Not this time of day.
Down here it is the time for
sleep-siesta, you know"
Terry nodded. Then words rushed
out before she could stop them. Il
heard you come in this morning.
1t was just four"
did l make so much noise ?"
Brooks smiled.
In that instant Terry hated her.
self for having gotten involved in
such a conversation.
I'm a light sleeper" she said a
little h~elplessly.
lnWardly she gave a sigh OF re.
lief when the talk took an abrupt
turn.
Il had a wonderful trip" Brooks
volunteered. But it seems so good
to be home. Staying in strange no.
tells, h%urrying 20 catch planes, over
eating at banquets. l guess I'm Just
not used TO my new role yet"
Il know" Terry said. It's a
strain. Generally speaking, it's the
way most North Americans put in
their entire lifetime"
Il thought Of that several times
on the trip Brooks said. And
don't see how they stand it."
"They don't" Terry said, a little
fercely. ITS the explanation of the
steady Increase in heart disease in
the United States"
Brooks eyes had taken on a look
Of vagueness, bordering and dis
lance. A pampas look.
"Problems, problems" he said
"Wherevsr you 60 among the hui
man race they are inescapable."
Some Of them, at least, you've
solved" Terry said. Your radio
speech proved that. I thought it
was marvellous"
"Thanks."
Brooks lighted a cigaret and let
the smoke trail out slowly. 1T was
a beginning he said. "A little fee
bic, I'm afraid, but at least a begin
ming. It's like what Ocampo, our
beloved writer, said about the pam
pas. When you stand in pampa
there is no middle ground. Every
thing is close at hand, or on the
horizon With u people it's that
way. too. We have TOO many of the
very rich and also the very poor
there should be more in the middle
ground"
Il guess that's pretty universal
Terry said.
yes. in a way, Of course, but
here it's in the extreme, because OF
our memorable tie to the pampas
Our Investigation is limited
Eighty per cent of Il people de.
pend on the fruits Of the pampas
Argentina is the pampas! And the
pampas is Argentina"
Suddenly, as though he wanted
to wash Oft the tribulations of his
beloved nation in the GOODNESS OF
the pool. Brooks said, Let's swim
They dove and swan madlv foI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-15
DON'T AID THE ENEMY

NO GREATER indictment can
De voted against the bidding of
many t~op-class players than to
say they are new suit crazy" On
many an occasion, you see M of
them. when partner Of a major
suit bidder answer with another
suit instead Of showing q fit if
they hold four cards of it. The
hands on which they do this are
those which are Just too strong
for a mere single raise and not
quite strong enough for a double
raise which commits the side to a
game" So they try to show their
precise strength by first bidding
another suit and then later show
ing the fit. And in so doing they
help the enemy,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
HippeAreiite Gteater
u2abD On Q 9rain" Geeann
Mfitttuodj, IL. Sept.

Oeanna 0urban's ncucites ltni-
berial 8;!o begann Mittluotf inl
&ippobrpnlc Tbeater. Das 8ilo lit
Gin idanipieleriIdes 0ebcimnis b.
iiert auf ser SrieinaI5cid)id)te bon
2eslic G.arteris, Grid,offer Der po-
puldren Saint" Scrien. Die Holfe
Dianas ii geraoe oas Gcgenteil Ser
friiber bon ibr geipielte.l Slollen lie
iil,at brei 2ieber Silent Mgbt",
vMigbt nao Gal" uno n'Sioe Me q
2ittlc GiB"; iie ipielt sic Houe zines
Observation-Disclosures. Siebt einen
Mpro. ais tic in Ncp Oorf anfommt
auf bem ;,ue, liebt nur Oen @emor-
oeten absr nibt Sen MorOer, ent-
id,tiebt iiG aber Sen M5raer, ser elm
rci6er Wenn iein ioa, slt erpiid)en.
Sic iu1t ii1 srbeit nls eine 3eit-
pertreiberin. gs ipirfeE nod nit:
MaIph Yeaarp, Gapib Nrlcc, sllca
Ssenfi;is, Yatricia Wtorriion Ii. a.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
Stal,lnerfe bramsten
2lrbeitsfrGite
Sonit miien pcriGieSsnc anbere
Nerfe lire Sdtisfeit einitellen

Gie!e r:,oultrich in Ser Slepelanb
gern iIiuh bon ersrillrgencr ltNtutigs
feit b:brcgt infolge eilieS cruiten
MangeIs al srbcitsfrGfIcn i'm Cor
riganM Mc&ilnep @ert Der vHepiiblif
Steel CORPORATION. N!it 8citellurs
gen fiir nlcDrere Donat, IN Sanb
berotigt bas 8ert etlua Coz lueitere
Mngeitellte, pie ). $ Sitter, 81
itriftmanager, befanut CAB. 8is gum
aricse batten mir ourd)Ifnittlib
5000 aneeitcllte. @dbrcuo bes 8rie-
ges gins oieic 3abI a,li 100 binab.
Wir frnntcn oie i'm aricye erforoer-
life MeHae Stabl nur bablrh her
lteaen, baB .rir lGnsere Arbeitsitlln=
Sen eiETlrbrten. 3ur5eit oorliegeroc
NahfrGgsr oel;ten an, oaB iih I'M
ierc 9iadfriees- dftiaungssiffer
bis auf $500 belaufen mag"
Serr Glitter oeutete an, oaB piele
.,Snouitrlsn in Ger 9leoclano slera
ibre Broouttlon 1riiroen biubaltcE
nii'icn, pc:,u Iie nift in b:e Sage Der
Jet merocn fonnen, Giiei! i,uo Stabl
s,l erbalteu, mas sic 9aiis iiir Sas
in o!cieu Nerfen ben0tigte Wtaterial
bartlett. Inter ben Srb,,Itrien, BON
ocnen J.cpublic's Sleuelano @erf
/ erobere Beiltllungen ail 9ano bat,
pdren 5u nennen: slderhaugerat.
ld,aiteE, aonituuftlonsll;aterial uno
Sausb sbaitulugsgege'ltdn0e @aren=
h1uier, ble Giien urb Stnbl fir
Sunoeife bon fleinen 6t'eaid)aften
berotige.a 6rauden and Grooufte
aus bsn Stabl,per:en. IaSurd iino
gan3 por5itglibe 8elegsnbelten fir
bie Manner porbanOen, Sie lid) iebt
| I'm slrbeit Delnilbelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
Die amerikanif1be armee bekanpft nas porurteil

aber ousb anoerer 8olfer, es 5eritort
ibre 0oif'lui,gcn nno aud iinlers
Sofinl'ia al;i Jrieoen uno ssreibeit.
Gs iGafii aber allb oie 9roing,lnser
aus spcidjen fiinitise @eltfricge iie)
cntlpiiclr sOnncn."
,@ie lplr unlere Milocrbeiten be-
hanoela, hies tit nidt uur eine sSra=
ae Ser in.cren Golitif. Ooit orei5ebn
Minioneu Ginsuobner Ser Gereinig.
ten Staatcr iinS III europa gebore,!
,,no 81 Gt,qioucn beiisc:, @ltern. Die
in guro>c 1cboren iinb. Die idleh:c
Vebanblung ellliaer !G'eritancr in
Sen &cre,alsten Staate1 bat eiuc.
lauten @..aerbau in gaE5 Noro- unh
Siioamerita. Gin 9ha;ieralrfrubr
ruff Tisiliiioncn nnb 81 5:tiernng II,
s(frifo, ii: 6en Ybilippiten, ia ielbit
unter oet 500 Mfilliouen Mfenidpr
rihtArs,i;yr Gaile in S,.oien unb IL.
China be,jnc.
vM.uionen BON aberdeen iino in
Ser gaNjcs; Nclt iiber5eugt, Sab Dies
Elm Sota.flies sescn GaIdisnn's uaS
fald,iitii,bc Soecu lit. Sbr U.ieoens~
begriif icNlisbt bie Sofin.;1lg - nno
ipgar c;e Gnti6loiienbcit - III iid).
ooB ipcnli oieler &ries ilegreid) be-
enSet piro, iolf,e Nirae tpie bod.
tpertiae" uno .minoermertisc" SOL
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
6e,palttec 1tt>mitric'
Grtpeitermt,e mr
GleuelattN
Wirb 3auienbe uun nemen Stelen
in Gleuslanb nnb Norbuit.Cbio
idaffen

Nab Muga6e BON @obert s. Sien=
ton. Observation-Disclosures
ser illuminating Company, itcbt Ell
ne ee'ualtiee Srrouitrie-Grweiteruns
fir Glepslanb uno MorOoit-Sbio be-
Dor, luoourd) 1a,,ienoe bon nelten
,Stellunssn eeid)affen ipcrSen biirf-
ten. NuBeroem ieien meDrere Jabrifs
ltnterneb!a.insen baran, lbre bereits
gcbraudsidbigen Standardization
6urr, s(nbatten uno g-.uciterlmgs=
bouter 10 Sll oersroBerl, Dab nlin-
oelterS $4,000 Mrbeitindenbe Oarln
8eidG'tisung fiuben fonnen. 9err
Sient,n teridtct ferner iiber ein
itdnolg It'd pergroBernoe NadJfraae
mad, 5ltoerldiiiser Gage iiir 5abrif.
ul,ternc1ln;ingen uno esnsineuroienit
slusfiinfte, bte Gle illuminating So.
germ uno iolienlos allen Senen &C.
,pabrt, Gie ibre 8etriche entlpeber
ertpeityrn ooer neue aufiiibreu mol
len. Seit sipci Sabren hietet bie Sau-
minatins Company ibre oiesbe5iig-
liGen Gienlte rGlrd, cine nationipeite
neutrality-suspicious. an, tuos
bsi Tie oie Glepelano-W -Woroolt- -0egenO
ais Die laeignetite, a,d) fir Ser
ididuns uno Gerid)iifling be5eld)-
net. Cine fiirSlid aufgeitelite llcber-
iidN 5eist, oaB 1000 a,nerifmliid)e
SnN,i;ricn in ben ,,ddNten Wonate;l
segen Az Miuiaroen Collar fir
gnpeiterlung unOslnihaIiangen aus
geben iperoen. Ga iid) bier etipa :.
Brose,t bar inbultriellea 6asilitGten
oes 2anOes beiin6en, 70 ,uiirOen iid)
bier rie siusaaben fiirs Iusbauter,
etc. al:i 80 NtiIiaroen Sollar belau-
fen. 5irnlsn, Die iid init Ser Ser
iteaung uno Jabrifation BON Wsetal-
naren, 1ertilproouften. Bummi-
tparen, Gbemitalien, gtabrunssmit-
tsln uno anberen Yro0uftcn beiddi-
tigen, bu6tn germ sic 9ienite Der
eliminating Company IN Nniprud,
|genommen. Sic Snoui:rie-g -gnueite-
rungs- slbteilung Ser eliminating
Company 1T our 3eit nit lofaler ST..
eenielrarbeit beid,dfti9t, oie ell
Mreal bon A MiQionen Gatacratfub
umfobt, ruas gleitbe0er:cn6 lit NIT
81 Mcres.
j @1breno ser Griegsicbre lit mebr
lBeIb FUR Nusbau ser Gabrif- -5a5il;-
| tdten in Ohio aussegeben uoroen als
| in irgelibeinem anbern State.
staid plcle alpaere Osoariiationen
arbeiten oaran, Die Snouitrie. .Ja5ili.
titen GlsDclanos uno Nprooit.Sbios
3u er,ueitern.
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Wiiien iie tpenn re1jis unredt lit?
gs ut .penn lie 3n sniB Sic 2ano
itraBe entlane seber. Der liherc
6ltba1ng,r gebt imlrsr a:lf ser lin
fen Settle ,pr Strab:, ;asi Sos gletc.
loao Caitty Council; aii1 gesen biS
bcrannab:nbcn Mutcs. so tuenn es
feinen Biireeriteie aibt, neil lie oic
2ano':rabc enllane aebeR ntiiiien 70
erlnnern .ile iid) oarcr, eab oie linte
Seite sic lit, bab its cen bcranfon,.
menoen auios entgassEieben fonncn.
Serr aniofnbrer lrelt3en lie 2reu-
slsraen uorIihtie? 2ebics Sabr gab
cs 1880 Giienbabnirel,sl,nWsunfdlc,
sic perbangniapou tpartn. Nas Sino
Is Nro5cnt ntebr als int Voriabr
1913. Noi5i uns ioldc llnfdue Der
bitten in 1915, inbela ri, iiber iino
oab ser &cg frei 1T hrccr mir Der.
iuben b,e Giienbc9nerel3ung jl'
iibereuerea. 2aBt :tns ieben nns
horcn ur elm Sebtn 5a iparen.
Sansbciiser repar:clt eier Sur
mace ieti !rabreno c2 id,Dn ilno fiibl
i'm acller lit. Seber &chsbelibar ious
iider iein Jurnace re!niaen nno Sen
Sd,orultein nod bcuor es fdlt miro
ruo oas ;surnace beuliGt iucroen mub
Ties ipari niGt MIR Nrennmaterio|
donoern pcibiitet biellc..?,: Elm oerbee=
renoes Gcucr. t-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13

SmIuk BON Seite /.

,,no 5peites &anoclslpare 5ll iiblihen
3inien. england tpia nid,t ,rieoer III
oas alte Spitem ser sdeds perfallea
tuie I'M critic: Meltfries, Sic Damn
l1idJt cine,.oit tueroen fonnten.
Mekn iie SiIie befounmen, Der,
pfldtet iid) Gnglanb fit eine freie
Sonoelspplitif, pelbes meint @eot.
5ierurg usn Observation-Disclosures
i'm ganScn empire ,ma) Mmerifas
NiiniDcn.
Geripeigcrune ser Sirfe rpiirSe
gnglono aber iiclieren uno lie mir.
oe gum Garbot oes freien Sanbels
i'm gnpire fiibren.
Gas 1inenaproaramnl iou iid auf
orei bis flint Sabre eritrcden..
lino gt6iG,!teioune bon Qcib -1aht ba-
Ger pIoeliUe lShlub pes 2rieges
pe cfe cil9ltlGe 2ctpnofltfe III ore
2ltft beriebt.
0oro s;cpncs mar ser &eoner fir
oaS 5inalSprogra1tin.
Inter Seib- Yad)t b1tten Die gng-
liinSer icbt nod $1,000 Sduier i,ll
Werte BON $5O,O0O,00O erbaIten
io!len iEO bieic Oroer lit a,lf 10000
tcntporiir.' &dl,ier berabseldmitten
lror0en, sic geliefert iperoen INN Der
Wobnungs'l,ot Serr 81 luerocn.
Sn sloagrebtreiicn miro aber crs
1partet, olB glglol,O Gclb erbalt--
ipicuicl Sdriiber miro ein idppercr
&ebefnmpi entbrennen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13

| fer eii,fiil ailennI perihsrinoen hv,r
ocn.
.Eie Geitiftc bon Mmcrifa be-,
pclit, ocG es vb0berluer:iae' uHo
rminaeriu,rtiee" Golfer nidt ai5t, :
beibt cs aum Shlub. "ltnicr 2ullS
tuurSe bon Menifcn aroigenlao)t,
Sic aus aller &erren Climber gefon.
men i:no. con Mel:'Gcn. SIC iold,s
Namen truserL tuie Carnegie, 81
forsfp, 2osraniui ginlie;iL Ssier
II. b. a. 2lber nid)t nur sic srobcn
Nameu, sic Namen aus ser Stub.
mesballe yaben Mmerifi asld,aifen--.
genalio bringen :lns ni4;l rnr Die
groBen Naten sen cry. Gir tuilic.u
oaB sen uldtigitsn slnis::! an oielcn'
Gricg nhs Sicg 81, :irinen Ssalncn
hobcn ir.,e flelnen A,!.te, Die n1t=
mails Ill trn 8 llaJ,t!len Der Set
tl,llaen eriheineu 1ueroen. :. Sbre
Namen crid)ainen beim Ippea. Set
ibre Hal1en IN s II S;er!litlilten -
J. g. III Ser Ierl,titliite, ole am 20.
M1rs 1915 in Ser Ne:u sjcrf Simr:
erirbien: Ngcitinellp :. Guben :.
Grr,an ). 8rilupal:, :. Sruber :.
Sspanosf :. Nu,ian :. WarIi,a:.
Shonus :. @arb' 'a"sfi. -"
v@aren irg.nNpeldje r'n ibnei;
,,minOer.rcrtie"?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
8ayert, jcuett als
Hel3f6uer arteitcn

Miilldjen. Die amerifailiihe Mi!i,
tdrbebOr5e erfiarte. oab Elm rge-
ipiiier Hru3pntiat bon Mr6eitern aQcr
Srbuilriestoeise ausaebobeu tperoell
moge, I'M sur glrbeit in Sic Wal0er
geid,idt su sper0en," ou MIR iuenig:
8npern iih 5ur &ol3fislerar6eit BE-
reiterfIdri BADEN. Die erfurberlih lit
um oas Ssi5problem fir Den fon:.
men6cil Winter loien 81 fonnen.
So.ioerratlonen fiji 9abrungs.
mittel IN, Aleio,ing bGben iih midi
|als ,ugfraftig eeni,g erlpieien, &C.
riigeub pol5f6aer aur Wiitarbeit 81
betpeaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
De 0anue mr cine
,,pterte Ae,,sabliF

Baris. SD bin poqtouimen iiber.
seust. oaB iid bas franooiiid)e @oli
am 81. 6 ftober nit setpaItigar
Nebrbeit 3ugultiten eirer erneuerten
Mepub!ii. ia elmer bisrten Mepublm
ausfprefen lpiro. Mls i'm SABRE
1910 Die 5r.tte Mcpublit Suiaumer.
brad, iaefeu iid ale Grcn5oien, bail
oie Rction ua, ieoen Yrcis su einem
neuerr JieSierungsipitem iibergeben
miiiie. Icr britten Hcpnhlif bnt oaa
Bolt ee,Dii nandes 5u barten, abe.
lie bnt iib nod ausbrad) oes 5lpei.
ten @elifrieges als perbrn,bt CT.
spieien. /"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
Sur ii,ter,,at tet,alet,
status roit &rjcit

2crpou. A5icr perlautet, oaB Die
Writer aai Der beboritebenben Son.
fereu3 Set aubeumiriiter einen 1or.
idlag ilr bic anternntionaliiier
BON 1rielr unterbreiter 'oolen, oN,.it
6ieier Grisn gnn5 Mitteleuropa nls
1reibafen tieiien fnnn.
49,
- llnteritiiten sic Die III nnicrs,
0eitnMe aWoeiseabeu GeiddftsIeutel
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22
Steel Drums Bought
For Buckeye Float

Purchase of 200 empty steel oil
drums to be used in constructing
new floating beach at Buckeye Lake
was made this week by the town
which operates the pool and grounds
as municipal park.
Arrangements for the purchase at
a cost of S293 including freight were
made by the Buckeye Park associa-
ton.
Construction of the new float is
expected to get under way soon un-
der the direction of Albert Garmat-
ter. Shipment of the drums is to
be made this week, and Aldine Kohl,
member of the park association,
will go to Columbus to supervise
loading at the Columbus Pipe and
Equipment Co.
Drums not used in the float will
be sold by the association. They
have capacity of so gallons and
are suitable for industrial use or as
general purpose barrel for the
farm or home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22
Rites Held Sunday
For AlUd Morrison

Alva Morrison, 81, harness race
horse trainer and driver, former
resident of Bluffton, died last Thurs
day afternoon at his Union township
home on the Dixie highway near
Mt. Cory.
Death was attributed to a stroke.
He had been in poor health for the
last FIVE years.
Morrison was born Oct. Is, 1883,
in Union township, the son of Will
liam and Jennie (Dunlap) Morrison.
He was married on Dec. 81, 1910, to
Gertrude Ainslie, who survives.
In addition to his wife he is sur
vived by five children: William Nor
rison, Mt. Cory; James E. Morrison,
Fitchburg, Mass; Midshipman Rob
ert M. Morrison, New York city;
Mrs. Mary Luginbill, at home; and
Betty Jane Morrison, at home. There
is one grandchild.
He also leaves a sister, Mrs. Eli
Deppler, Bluffton; and two brothers,
Harry Morrison, Tulsa, Okla; and
LaVerne Morrison, Findlay.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at the Diller funeral
home, with Rev. Irwin Kaufman, pas
tor of the Mt. Cory Evangelical
church, officiating. Burial was in
Maple Grove cemetery, Findlay.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22
Arthur Hduenstein
Rites Held Tuesddu

Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon in st. Johns Reformed
church for J. Arthur Hauenstein, so,
who died at $3.50 p. m. last Satur-
day in the Bluffton Community hos
pital where he had been a patient
for so days.
Rev. V. c. Oppermann, pastor of
the Reformed churches, officiated.
Burial was in Maple Grove cemetery.
Hauenstein was member of the
Emmanuel's Reformed church.
The son of Henry and Elizabeth
(Moorhead) Hauenstein, he was born
in Allen county, September II, 1884.
He was married to Cora Coon, who
is deceased, and later wed Freida
Frankhauser, who died three years
ago.
He was employed at the Bluffton
plant of the Page Dairy Co.
Survivors include four daughters,
Mrs. Helen Foltz, Button; Lois Ann
Hauenstein, at home; and Mrs. Vera
Higgins and Mrs. Mabel Black, both
of Lima. There are two grandchild-
rem.
A brother, William Hauenstein,
lives in Detroit, and a sister, Mrs.
Ida Binkley, at Fremont, Indiana.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22

Golden wedding celebration of Mr..
and Mrs. P. C. Herr at their home
two miles west of Bluffton last Sun
day was marked by family dinner
at noon and open house to friends
in the afternoon.
Mr.. Herr, Is, and Mrs. Herr, 70,
were married on March 10, 1895, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Diller, five miles west of
Bluffton by Rev. Christian Zimmerly,
one of the pioneer Mennonite minis
ters in this area. The weather on
their wedding day was warm and
very similar to that prevailing last
Sunday.
They moved to their present farm
location on April II, 1895, and have
lived their continuously since that
time.
Those at the wedding so years ago
and who called at the home last
Sunday were Mrs. d. P. Diller, AL
bert Diller, Dan Herr, Mrs. Amos
Geiger, all of Bluffton; Mrs. Eli Dill
Ter, Lima; Mrs. Ira Moser, Ada, and
Miss Fannie Diller, Chicago.
The couples six children ell are
living: Ed Herr and Miss Vidella
Herr, both at home; Nelson Herr
Bluffton; Mrs. Barbara Joabson, Chi
cago; Milo Herr, Dayton, and Ker.
NIT Herr, Lima.
Mr.. Herr's brothers and sisters
are Mrs. Sarah Geiger and Dan Herr
of Button; Mrs. Ira Moser, Ada
and Noah Herr, Mexico City, Mexico
Brothers and sisters of Mrs. Herr
are Albert Diller, Mrs. Peter Nus
baum and Miss Mary Diller, Bluff.
ton; and Miss Fannie Diller, Chicago
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22
Former HuftOn
Mans Wife Dies

Mrs. Raymond Thutt, 81, of
Springfield died Sunday morning in
a hospital in that city following an
illness of three and one-half years.
Her husband, formerly of Bluffton,
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Thutt of South Main street.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon in Springfield followed
by interment in Ferncliff cemetery
in that city.
For several years Mrs. Thutt was
a teacher in the Springfield and Ur-
bana schools.
Surviving besides her husband are
her father, w. w. Witmeyer and
sister Mrs. Nelson Barnes all of
Springfield.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22
Lions Hear Of Work
With The Crippled

Twenty-seven per cent of Ohio's
crippled children received their hand
leaps as result of infantile paraly-
sis, members of the Lions club were
told at a dinner meeting Tuesday
evening by Julian G. Gardner, field
secretary of the Northwest area of
the Ohio Society for Crippled Child
rem.
Accidents and injuries received at
birth cause the balance of the in
juries, the speaker said.
Motion pictures of work done with
the physically handicapped also were
shown at the meeting, particularly
dealing with the activities at Tiffin
and in summer camps.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their aid and SYM
pathy in the death and burial OF our
beloved wife and mother; also Rev.
Chiles and Rev. Weed who officiated
at the funeral, the pallbearers and
singer for their services and all
those sending flowers.
The Horace Stratton Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22
Ebenezer Broadcast

Broadcast of the Ebenezer Men
MONTE church will present a male
quartet over Findlay station WIN,
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Members of the quartet are Waldo
Hofstetter, Clayton Bucher, Aaron
Messenger and Chris Gratz. Mrs.
vinton Bucher will be pianist and
Joseph Thompson announcer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-22

received injuries to her left arm in
fall at her home, Tuesday.
Just received-A shipment of
Kirsch metal curtain rods. Basinger's
furniture store.
Diller ambulance removals-Mrs.
Lawrence Schaller from Bluffton
hospital to her home south of Jenera.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frick and
family visited Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Hefner of
Lafayette.
Ruth Helen Badertscher of Wright
Field, Dayton, spent several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Badertscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Balmer
residing south of Bluffton have re-
turned from a two months stay in
Corinth, Mississippi.
Vulcanizing rubbers of all kinds
at $50 Cherry street, Bluffton.
Carroll Jene Keller, Martha June
Lane and Retha Van Alta were
Tuesday supper guests of Mary
Louise Badertscher.
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Rupp and
daughter spent several days the past
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rupp of Elmira.
See me for memorials of all kinds.
Samuel Bixel, 400 S. Main St., Bluff
ton. Phone 429-W. Representing the
Lima Marble & Granite Co. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Leiber of
Beaverdam and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Stettler visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. o. E. Leiber, Sunday.
Miss Mary Margaret Basinger,
Wooster college freshman, spent the
week end with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. E. W. Basinger of Spring
street.
Mrs. Sadie Stearns and daughters
Misses Erma and Mamie Stearns of
Upper Sandusky spent the latter
part of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Stearns of Spring street.
Mrs. Evan Soash returned this
week from Oakland, Calf, where
she has been since the first of the
year with her husband while the
latter was assigned to shore duty.
Mrs. Frank Armbrecht and family
visited Mrs. Robert Deerhake and
son Jimmie and Mrs. Bertha Matter
and ROLAND Matter at their home
on South Lawn avenue, Thursday.
Mira all purpose soapless cleaner,
cleans quickly, thoroly, easily. Rec
ommeded by Bluffton women. Ba-
singers furniture store. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Deppler of
Columbus visited here Sunday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Deppler of South Main street
and attended the funeral services of
Alva Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Luginbuhl of
West Elm street entertained over
the week end their son Earl ID. Lug
inbuhl and Steve Redacre of Phoenix,
Arizona. Both young men are at
tending Cincinnati Bible seminary.
Mrs. Rena Klay of Lima and Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Geiger of this place
spent the week end with Pfc. Robert
Klay at the Percy Jones hospital at
Battle Creek, Mich. Pfc. Klay is a
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Geiger.
Mrs. Carl Kimmel of Bentley road
will leave next week to visit her son
Pvt. Raymond Kimmel who is in the
hospital at Ft. Mcclellan, Alabama.
He has been in the hospital for the
past seven weeks with foot all
ment.
Guests at the home of Miss Jane
Rayl to celebrate the birthday an
niversary of John Rayl, Sunday,
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Downey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl Robenolte and
son Gene of Beaverdam; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cloyce Robenolte and daughters
Mrs. Leland Snyder and children
and Mrs. Peter Higley and family OF
Findlay.
See Rell Potee for Lawn mower
sharpening. South Mound St. 81