davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-11-22
II Originally $50 ond $50
Lightweight
Foundations
400 & 500

lightweight but firm cotton
foundations. Sizes SO, "a. IS, 36.
lS Originally 800 Marveform
Cotton Bro, size 81 onIy---I.oo
II Originally l.5o TO ZOO Royon
Satin and Cotton Bros. sizes 81,
"a -----79e
8 Originally 500 Fine Cotton
Junior GirdIes, royon lostex sides
and tolon closing. Sizes IS, II.
%, 70, 3O---3.oo
10 Originally 500 Royon sotin
Junior GirdIes. Sizes IS, 26. II,
70, 2o------------3.oo
8 Originally sos Eeatherweisht
AII-Royon Lostex GirdIes, small
and medium sizes -------4.oo
2s Originally 3.s5 AII-Reyon
Lostex Girdles. small and medium
sizes, pull-ons
s Originally 1895 Firm Reyon
Sotin Well-Boned Girdles. toIon
closing. Sizes II, 80. 81, 500
8 Originally 7.s5 FIexee Royon
Sotin GirdIes. Size 26 y,<5.oo
II Originally 7.5o Firm Cotton
GirdIes, front bonine, tolon clos
ing. Sizes II, %. 2o----5.oo
5 Originally 1000 Royon Bro
code GirdIes, front bonine, talon
closing. Sizes II, 20, 3D. 400
5 Originally sos Front Loee
corsets, welI-boned. Sizes II,
20, 80, 34-------2.0o
z Originally 7.e5 Royon Broeede
GirdIe. tolon fastening. Sizes 81
and 81 --------------5.o0
7 Originally 7.5o Well : Boned
Royon Broeode GirdIe. Sizes 2e,
80, 81, 32----------5.o 500
s Originally 5.s5 Cotton Light
Weight GirdIe, tolon fastening.
Sizes 26, II, 28-------4.oo
8 Originally 500 AroIoe Junior
GirdIes, talon closing, Ia" length.
Sizes 26, II. %, 20, 3O---3.oo
10 Originally 7.5o Firm Cotton
Girdles. front bonine, IA" length.
Sizes rs. II. %. %. 80, 81,
400
] Originally sos Light Weight
Cotton Broeode Panty GirdIes.
royon Iostex sides, royon knit
back, four eorters, medium and
Iorge 3.UU
5 Originally 500 AFoIae Jr.
GirdIes. tolon closing, Is" length.
Sizes II, 20. 3O---------3.0o
Corsets, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

Dresses inspired by the Motive
costume of foreign countries
just the kind Of dress O little
girl loves! Sizes 7 to II.
II Originally 1880 Girls Cot
ton Dresses. peasant style; sizes
7 to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7.95
8 Originally 500 Girls Cotton
Dresses 3.99
8 Originally 500 Girls White
Cotton Pinafores with peosont
embroidery trim ----3.99
Is Originally 500 Girls Cotton
veIveteen and Royen Toffete
Dresses, broken sizes 7 to II,
z.ss
8 Originally 4.ss Girls Rain
copes. green and white prints in
broken sizes; slightly soiIed, 2.ss
SO Originally 2.ss White Cotton
Blouses with assorted trims; sizes
to l4---------------
ls Originally 3.95 Girls Felt
hots in assorted eoIors----l.S5
20 Originally 2.95 Felt Hats, os-
sorted colors --1.29
II Originally 1.s5 Cotton Pino-
fores with embroidery trim l.zs
80 Originally 100 Girls Cotton
Blouses with assorted trims; sizes
7 to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Girls Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Originally 5.95
BLoUsEs
1888


White royon crepe bow tie
blouses trimmed with contrast
ing broid and you'll find them
in sizes SO to "A in the group.
II Originally TBS White Royon
Crepe cIossie Blouses in broken
sizes, soiIed and Damaged 2.86
IS Originally 5.95 Ginshom
Check Bow-tis Royon Taffeta
Blousss. Blue and white, checks,
broken sizes --- l.SS
s Originally 3.95 TO 4.95 Blousss
in broken sizes and eolors- 1888
BIossss, Third Floor,
The Heckf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Fashion Clearance Ca1ed 7vith Savings and Full Exciting Fds
6 Originally $500 ond Al. AZ
Untrimmed Coots
24.o5

4 loo9o wool coots in dioeonoI
weove. Three-quorter length,
fitted dress coot. Green in sizes
IA, 10; blue in sizes II and l6.
Two lOO9o wool tweed boxy top
pers, three-quorter length; in
beige, one size "a; in blue. size
l8.
! loooo Fleece Topper. oriei-
molly IS 90; three-quorter length;
double vent back; in ooroI. size
IA 4-------24.95
z Originally $500 Fitted Toppers
of royon velvet, three-quorter
length, noiIheod studded belt; in
black, one size Is and one size
10 ----------4Z.So
I Originally $500 Chesterfield,
boxy in style, lO09o wool suede;
navy, size l2----33.o0
l Originally 1895 Double
breasted Box coot, 100 % wool,
russell brown, size l8----l9.95
3 Originally $500 Roineoots Of
royon, Crovonette prooessed; in
checks; one size lo, two size l8,
1895
z Originally 1888 Roineoets Of
royon twill; Crovonette processed;
one blue, size Is; one American
Reolitv size 1S 800
s Originally 1880 Shortees Of
oll-wooI suede cloth, Persion
lamb edge and trim, one black,
size 2Oh; one purple, size oh;
two green, sizes 1874 and 2Oh;
two russell, sizes 1874 and 22h
ttox incIuded) ------99.60
I Originally 5s.75 Wool Crepe
Dress Coot, brown, size A, $500
Coats, E Street Building.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Originally 24.e5 AII-WooI
CosuoI Suits
5.88
Evening Dresses

Ori9inoiiy ZS.So White Koyon
Jersey Bodice Evening Dresse.
with checked royon toffeto skirt,
$s
Originally SIS Rayon Jersey
Bodice Evening Dress with mesh
skirt
z Originally 1895 Dinner Gowns,
Navy with white eyeIet trim SIS
Originally 1876 Rayon Jersey
Bodice Evening Dress with mesh
SKIRT --------------$IZ
Originally 1895 Royon Bro
code Evening Dress ------ SIS
] Originally l4.o5 Royon Sotin
Pink Evening Dress $50
] Originally 1855 Block Rayon
Crepe Dinner Gown and 3 short
evening dresses, sequins trim
meo
Originally SIS White Royon
CFeps Dinner Gown $40
Epssiss Dresses, Third Floor.
The Hechf CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
5 Originally 5000
FUR COATS
1O6.8O

Jounty swoeeer coats Of bever-dyed coney. Sizes
II to 20 in the group.
Originally $500 Bue-dyed Fox Joeke sizes H. IA ond
le
Originally $225 Boekdyed Persen Lamb Pow Tunie coos,
size l3 and size
Originally 3456o swesser coot Of Northern back, sobIe
Originally 1880 Fur searfs Of noturoI silver fox skins
q real value -$l68
Originally 400 90 Proeessed Lamb Tunie coot ot-35880
Originally 43o80 NoturoI Muskot Swosser Coot $50
South American oeeIot coot, Originally 540OO----478oo
Originally 1000 kotuoI Grey Person Lamb coot.
eiehhs length, size ----------------66o.o 90
Originally 10000 koturo conodion Beaver swosser
Originally 100000 kotuoI cenaden coot. IA
$4,000
Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

In lovely woInut veneer on gum
wood. Just 10 left!
so Originally 2.s5 Record coses.
to keep your records sofe Las
so Originally 23e TO soc Empty
Albums, imprinted with nomes
ond titles -------1oe
50 Originally 59e Record Of The
Blue Danube and ToIes Of The
Vienna Woods ----25e
s Originally 1878 Sponish Len-
suose Sets ---S.95
Records, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Originally 22.95 and 1895
Women's Dresses
1000

Just 9 dresses in one and two
piece styles. Dressy royon crepes
in broken sizes. Black only.
3 Originally 1896 one-Piees
Rayon Crepe Dresses s----I2.0o
4 Originally zz.95 One and Two
Piece Royon Crepe Dresses,
1900
z Originally 1925 Two-Pisee
Striped Rayon Dresses --- 100
4 Originally SIS Two-Pieee
Spun Royon Checked Top Dresses
with solid color skirts 90
3 Originally 1895 One Piece
Rayon Crepe Dresses s----25.oo
Womss's Dresses, Third Floor.
The Heckf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
8 Originally 1894 Misses
Fur-Trimmed
Box Coots
$3.50

loo9o wool fleece box eoots,
iushIy trimmed with red fox shawl
collars. In brown, one each in
size 10, II. IA and Is. In blue,
one size 10, one size IA; red, one
size Is; green. size IA.
z orisinolIy l74.oo American
BroodtoiI-Iined Shortes Coots,
loo9o wool. Block. size 4
and dl6-----lz9.6o
5 Originally 1900 Three-Quor-
ter Length ceots. fitted; Of
lOOoo wool suede; silver musk
rot tuxedo, brown; two in size Il
and one in size Is; z. green, in
size IA ----114.OO
5 orisinaIIy 1884 Fitted coats,
three-quorter length; of l0Ooo
wool, belt tie front, wide Persian
Iomb collar and cuffs; one size
10 and one size II in green;
sizes II. IA ond Is in cherry
red -----7S.SO
4 Originally 1870 Fitted Dress
coots, lOO0o wool; belt tie front,
full Iopin sleeves and roll tuxedo;
in Grey, one size ! 4 and one size
Is; in green, one size Is; in
Yolto red, one size l6---93.eo
3 Originally leo.zo Iooeo Wool
Box coots. natural blended musk
rot tuxedo; exclusive with The
Hecht Co., in brown, sizes Y,
Ia and 18 -IlS.S0
I orisinoIIy l74.oo Fitted Dress /.
eoot, belt tie front; silver fox
shawl collar; grey, size 8,
I orisineIIy 1900 Box coo+,
1OOoo wool, noturoI blended
muskrot tuxedo and cuffs; In
brown, size l8-------105.6o
Where taxable, all prices include Fed
eral tax.
Goats, E Street Building,
Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Originally 3.e5 to 1925
Misses Sweaters
100
sIip-over and cordieon style
sweaters in long. short or sIeeve-
less models. Assorted edors.
Sizes "a to 40 in the group. Just
78 to sell. Some soiled or
domoeed.
SporfsweaY, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
los Originally 3.o5
PLAYSHoES
1.3o
Block and brown eobordine with
potent and Golf trim, open toe.
sling book with wedge heels.
Also black and red suedine ties.
sizes in the group. 4 to 9.
Shoes, Street Floor.
The Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
los Originally 3.e5
PLAYsHoEs
1.3o

Block and brown eobordine with
potent and Golf trim, open toe.
sling boek with wedge heels.
Also black and red suedine ties.
sizes in the group. 4 to 9.
Shoes, Street Floor.
The Hsckt CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
II Originally 24.5o to 1898
Misses Wool Coots
1000

lightweight coots, fitted ond
boxy styles in green, brown and
blue. Broken sizes for misses.
One box coat size AZ in green.
7 Originally 1895 to $500 ALI
Wool Light Weight coats, brok-
en- sizes for misses. in green or
brown, fitted and boxy styles,
1900
I Originally 1000 AI-Wool
Black Skirt, size l0------5.oo
z Originally 1895 All : Wool
Suits. fully lined and smortIy
styled; grey. size IL. and gold,
size l4-----------I1.0o
I Originally 1926 All Wool
Miss ceot, size IA, in fuchsio.
I Originally 1895 All Wool
coot, fuchsio trimmed with wolf
collar: size II. os is tho tox,
$500
Mezxasiss Goats, Third Floor
The Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Originally $50
interior Gloss Enamel
2.5o .s'I..

Excellent washable finish for
woIIs and woodwork. Choice of
white or ivory. Just Il cans left!
70 Originally $50 Timers, Red
Roof Paint, rich mixed combino-
tion of oxide and linseed oil for
extra long wear, eollon---1.89
1s Originally BIS GIeem, Porch,
Floor and Deck Enomel, for floors
Of wood, concrete or cement.
Choice Of 5 eolors, gallon, 2.Ss
70 Originally $50 Monod
Quick Drying vornish Stain, one
eoot and your floors will be new
and shiny. gallon -----3.98
rs Originally $50 Pure White or
Orange SheIIoe, dries in one hour
for floors, furniture, woodwork,
gallon 3.29
Paints, Sepenth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Originally 5.o5 and 7.o5
Jumpers and Pinofores
3.88

Just so in red, green, blue and
navy. Misses sizes z to l8 in
the group.
10 Originally 9.95 and 1925
Cosuoi Dresses, royon jersey and
spun royons. Mellon, blue and
green, broken sizes II to l8, 3.s8
Il Originally 1875 and 1926
one-pieee casuaI Dresses with
long sleeves. Also tWo-piece
styles with tuck-in blouse. Sizes
IL to l8 in the group----9.86
Some Are Soiled
Sports Shop, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

FeIts and royons in fIotter-
ing foil shades. An ideal
pickup for late foil and
winter wordrobes. Many,
many hats in black or
brown, os we'll as high
shades.
Millinery, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Brown Stuffed
Beer Toys
5.oo

Little tots will love to cuddIe
them! Just 20 left!
IS Originally 500 Brown Beers.
euddIesome stuffed toys---5.4s
20 Originally z.ss PIone Louneh-
srs, mode by Robert, complete
with 2 plones
IS Originally 3.l2 Alphabet
Blocks, in ottroetive pull wagon,
l.ss
20 Originally $50 Time Teacher
Clocks s-----------L----l.eS
IS Originally l.ss Doll suIky on
wheels. In pink and blue -1.l9
n Originally ZOO Speed Boots,
wood with pIastie windbreoker.
l.ls
rs Originally l.5o Wood Blocks,
build mony designs s----.ss
II Originally 85e ToddIers'
Jumpers, ottoeh to crib or play
pen for infants ts---.49
10 Originally I.2o Plush Ducks,
on wheels ----.49
II Originally 53e Anti-Aireroft
Gun on Boot with wheels---.29
Toys, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

M Ofnpie 1oHOO H1CTeS. FHiS
or blue; all slightly soiled.
! Originally 1895 Pink Royen
Satin Quilted Comfort with
matching pillow; slightly soiled,
7.ss
3 Originally 5.ss ToddIers' FIon-
mel Robes, size z. Navy and
brown, slightly soied----3.88
IS Originally 7.s5 Crib Blankets,
white and blue. 36x54 inches;
7o9o wool, 3O9o royon---3.s8
z Originally 4.ss ToddIers' Plaid
Robes, size z. slightly soiIed -2.SS
20 Originally 1853 ToddIers'
Dusty Pink Cotton Pinofores,
sizes to 3I----99 99e
10 Originally l.5s Boys Blue
Cotton Points. button-on style.
Sizes 8, 4, 5---9se
10 n,isinolIy 1.65 Boys Blue
Cotton Button-Front Sport -"'rts,
sizes 3, 4, 5---.9se
s Originally Its coIieo Toy
Cots
Infants Apparel. Second Floor.
The Heeht Go.
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Subscription rates: Year, $500;
six months, S1.25 anywhere in u. S.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-13

For saie-Buiiding lots Oh West
Elm St. S. E. Berryhill, 500 W. Elm
St. 80
I Doll cradles. Gamble Dealer.
For sale-New Zealand white rab-
bits for breeding; also take orders
for dressed rabbits. Cal Luginbuhl,
Bluffton phone. If
Tools make nice gift for him.
Gamble Dealer.
Tool chests. Gamble Dealer.
For sale-Potatoes. Arthur Miller,
Bluffton phone. SO
Order your Christmas turkeys now.
G. F. Alspach, miles east of Bluff
ton. Benton Ridge Mutual phone
502. Call evenings. 35
Pound-A-Pegs. Gamble Dealer.
Lost-Walker hound dog 8 years
old; white with red spot on side,
has Auglaize county tag on collar.
Last seen about miles east of Bluff
ton. Liberal reward. Finder please
call Dale Mote, 1119 E. Hill ST.,
Lima, Ohio. Lima phone. 35
Jigsaw puzzles. Gamble Dealer.
Army surplus, so cal. ammunition
steel and aluminium boxes. Just the
right size for dinner pals, tools,
papers, etc. Gamble Store Dealer.
Teddy bears. Gamble Dealer.
Wanted-To buy modern or semi
modern home in Bluffton; would
want possession by July 1, 1916.
Write Box G, care Bluffton News.
Women to grade eggs.
Light work, steady job, good pay.
The X & NJ Produce Co., phone
492-W.
For sale-No. ? potatoes 81 per
hundred lbs, at the farm. Memo
Schumacher, / mile west and 21a
miles north of Bluffton.
For sale-Young dressed chickens.
No orders after Friday noon. Mrs.
Earl L. Matter, Bluffton phone 62S-T.
Wanted-To rent modern house or
apartment in Bluffton. Clyde King
Ter, Jr., Bluffton phone SAW.
For sale-Crosley refrigerator,
medium size, good condition; also
electric stove. Mrs. Martha Flick.
For sale-Property at ITO Wash
ington st. Inquire Mae Schifferly,
owner.
Wanted-Men to cut wood on
shares. D. C. Campbell, 7 miles
west of Bluffton. Col. Grove phone.
For sale-20 Triple-A New Hamp-
shire Red pullets, S1s months old.
Warner Newland, Bluffton phone
274-R.
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WANT-ADS

Worm your chickens the easy way.
Put 0vu-Mix in the feed. Get it at
Jorg hatchery. If
For sale-Potefoes. Clarence
Steiner, Bly2ton phone. If
Doll high chairs. Gamble Dealer.
For sAle-Potatoes. ]. C. Deppler
& Son, Bentley ROAD. If
Children's books. Gamble Dealer.
For sale-Baled straw. Albert
Geiger, 442 Cherryl St. "a
See our gift itemsI Gamble Dealer.
For sale-Simmbns innerspring
studio couch in goqd condition. Mrs.
Otto Amstutz, Button phone.
Ten pin sets. Gamble Dealer
For sale-Baled | straw. S. E.
Berryhill, $50 VI Elm st. 35
For sale 7Frisf9 Fred Martin,
Bluffton phenes501-W w. 35
For Christmas gifts-Bon bon
boxes, cigars by tfe box, cigarettes
by the carton, DIAMOND English wal
nuts, mixed nuts and fruits, also
Christmas trees. Hhnkish fruit store.
For sale-Six foot tandem disc.
Lyman Barnes, Bl4ffton phone.
Found-Cow hid4; also sacks of
ground feed. Ownhr can have same
by identifying and paying for adj
vertisement. Harry Moore, Bluffton
phone 653-R.
For sale-Electrif water pump and
motor. Call phone l256-W.
Wanted-Two ro bms furnished or
unfurnished. Mrs. Roy Butler, 10
Church street.
For sale-Pair Of girls white shoe
ice skates, size 7, good as new; also
pair of boys Ching johnson shoe ice
| skates, size 8, am s~e burner coal
oil stove witb>fPrcelain back and
top and bufit-in Sver in good condi-
tion. Call Bluftbn phone 375-W.
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Methodist Women
The Methodist Woman's society of
Christian service will meet Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. Wilson
Hawk and Mrs. II. II. Huser with
Mrs. Carl Cahill assistant hostess.
Mrs. F. j. Patterson will be pro-
gram leader.
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Presbyterian Social Club


Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors lodge will
meet Friday night. Each member is
asked to bring popcorn or candy alsi
a present for the gift exchange.
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Poinsettia Club

Poinsettia Club
Mrs. Ida Burkholder will enter.
tain the Poinsettia club this Wednes
day night. The program follows
Christmas Carols; Christmas Story
Mrs. Gail Patterson; gift exchange.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-13

Farm Woman's Improvement Club
The Farm Woman's Improvement
club will hold covered dish supper
at Beaverdam high school Thursday
night at 7 o'clock.
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Girl Reserves Hold
Conference Here

Representative from 10 Girl Re-
serves clubs in this district attended
an all-day conference in the Bluffton
High school building. Saturday.
In attendance at the meeting were
81 representatives from Shawnee,
Columbus Grove, Ada, North Balti-
more, Kenton, McComb, Bluffton and
three clubs from Findlay.
Speakers at the morning session
were Miss Lee Whitback, New York
City, and Mrs. A. A. Dalton, Lima.
Music was led by Jean Ann Stein
man. Following luncheon in the
cafeteria, work shops were held in
the afternoon.
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5, Oswin Luginbuhl of Lima, former
Bluffton merchant, was in town
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steiner visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Wiebe and
family of Willard over the week end.
Bring the children to see toyland
now open at Basinger's Furniture
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Deerhake and
son Donnie and Mrs. Bertha Matter
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldine Amstutz and family.
Our entire second floor is devoted
to toyland-the largest display of
toys ever seen in Bluffton. Bring
the children in-they are always
welcome. Basinger's Furniture store.
Mrs. z. J. Hirschler of West Elm
street is visiting her daughter Celia
in Washington.
Toyland-the most extensive ever
seen in Bluffton, now open at Ba-
singers Furniture store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Steiner and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Herr spent
several days in Chicago during the
past week.
DR.. and Mrs. David Wittwer OF
Adrian, Mich, visited Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Amstutz
and family of South Jackson street.
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
Mrs. C. F. Stratton of East Elm
street who has been i'll with heart
ailment is improved.
Mrs. Ethel Roberts and daughter
Virginia, former Bluffton residents
who spent the past two years in Ari-
zona and California have returned
here.
Petty Officer John Nonnamaker of
the Navy is home spending thirty
days leave with his wife and little
son of Riley street. He has been in
service in the South Pacific area.
Charles A. Tripplehorn and his
roommate Philip N. Gilcrest of Ohio
State university spent the week end
with the formers parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Murray Tripplehorn of South
Main street.
DR.. and Mrs. John Blackburn and
family of East Elm street moved
Wednesday to Columbus. DR.. Black
burn who served overseas in the
Army Medical corps has accepted a
position as resident pathologist in
Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus.
1t. Morris. Triplett spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. l.. Triplett of Campus Drive. He
stopped here enroute from Camp
Crowder, Mo-, to Washington from
where he will be assigned to over
seas service in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Stewart and
daughter JEANNE, Mrs. Maggie
Ewing and Ray Marshall all of
Orange township attended the double
funeral held for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Miller at West Liberty, Friday. The
couple were killed when the auto in
which they were riding was struck
by train at Urbana, last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Miller was related by a
previous marriage to a number OF
residents in this district.
Diller ambulance removals-Mrs
A. E. Parker from F. G. Younlman
home, Lafayette to Bluffton hospital
and return; Isabelle Rhodes from
Lima Memorial hospital to her home
in Cairo; Mrs. Claude Napier from
Beaverdam to St. Rita's hospital
Theo. Diller from Bluffton hospital
to Pandora; Mrs. Byron Manages
from Bluffton hospital TO her home
near Mt. Cory; Mrs. Gideon Leh-
man of Beaverdam from Bluffton
hospital to the home of Byron Man
ges near Mt. Cory; Mrs. Louis Foltz
E
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MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Morton and
daughter of Muncie, Ind, spent
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Zuercher and family
the past week.
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Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-13
Clubs, Lodge,
and Societies
Engagement Announced


Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein of
Campus Drive, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Barbara
Joyce to lieut.. William MacFarlane
Cox Tod of Edinburgh, Scotland, now
stationed with the British Army in
Jerusalem. Miss Hauenstein in
service OF the Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions is head of girls
school in Aleppo, Syria. The mar
riage will take place in Edinburgh,
Scotland in the late summer of 1916.
Presbyterian Social Club
The Presbyterian Social club will
meet for a program and gift ex-
change at the home of Mrs. r. L.
Triplett, Thursday night. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Harry Barnes,
Mrs.. Gail Rakosky and Miss Ocie
Anderson.
Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors lodge will
meet Friday night. Each member is
asked to bring popcorn or candy alsi
present for the gift exchange.
Poinsettia Club
Mrs. Ida Burkholder will enter
tain the Poinsettia club this Wednes-
day night. The program follows.
Christmas Carols; Christmas Story,
Mrs. Gail Patterson; gift exchange.
Profit and Pleasure Club
The Profit and Pleasure club will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Glen Huber. Topic for the meet
ing will be New Zealand and Mrs.
Clarence Begg will be leader.
Olive Branch Ladies Aid
The Olive Branch Ladies Aid
society of Orange township met
Wednesday with Mrs. Nello Stein
man of the Hankish apartments for
a Christmas tureen dinner followed
by an afternoon meeting and gift
exchange.
Present were: Mrs. Everett Bish,
Mrs. Zella Hixon, Mrs. Wade Mar
shall, Mrs. Duncan Williamson, Mrs.
John Nonnamaker, Mrs. Carson Mar
shall, Mrs. Arthur Nonnamaker, Mrs.
Wright Klingler, Mrs. Jesse Fisher,
Mrs. Thos. Koontz all of Orange
township.
Mrs. Walter Purdy of Rawson,
Mrs. John Battles of Findlay, Mrs.
ROLAND Koontz of Bluffton. Children
were Martha and John Koontz, Dor
Klingler and Merlin Marshall.
Lutheran Women's Christmas Party
Lutheran Women's Society will hold
a covered dish supper and gift ex.
change as features of a Christmas
party Thursday evening at the hom,
of Mrs. Anna Basinger. The cover
ed dish supper from $3.50 to 6:3C
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Richland Grange
Richland grange will hold its
Christmas party next Wednesday
night, Dec. 10. Each member is
asked to bring half-pound of candy,
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-20
SCOUTS TO GO TO SUMMER CAMP

The Boy Scout Committee has obtained the Dexter Road House for the next thirty days as a scout camp and extensive plans have been made to give the boys fine outing in connection with their scout activities. Mrs. Glen Muncy will be in charge of the camp as cook and housemother. After the Boy Scouts have completed their two weeks outing the Girl Scouts will take over the camp.
 The Boy Scout Troop under the leadership of the Boy Scout Com mittee composed of B. G. Baker, Ken Rank, Frank Bingham, and