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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-29
WANT-ADS

Christmas cards. Gamble dealer.
Worm your chickens the. easy way.
Put 0vu-Mix in the Iced. Get it at
Jorg hatchery. tt
WantedzNhy worry about ath-
lete's foot, boils, burns, eczema, itch,
pimples, poison-ivy, psoriasis, ring
worm or any known skin disease. Ask
about V-J-o. Sidney's drug shop. If
If you are ambitious you can make
good money with Rawleigh route in
central Hancock county; . townships,
1888 families where products sold 25
years. We help you get started. No
experience needed to start: Steady
work. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. 0KK-
51-2A, Freeport, H., or see T. Nc
Bride, Dunkirk, Ohio. 81
For sale-Potatoes. Arthur Miller.
Bluffton phone. 32
For sale-Potatoes. Clarence
Steiner, Bluffton phone. If
For sale--Corncobs delivered, 10c
sack. Joe Bronson, East Railroad
lane, Bluffton. 80
For sale-Used Duro water softener.
Howard Stager If
For sale-7New Zealand white rab-
bits for breeding; also take orders
for dressed rabbits. Cal Luginbuhl,
Bluffton phone. If
For sale-Potatoes j. c. ~neppler
& Son, Bentley road u If
Nice selection of books and games.
Gamble Auth. Dealer.
For sale-Child's pre-war tricycle..
Mrs. Nelson Steiner, corner Lawn
and Elm Sts5 Bluffton phone.
Wanted-To buy small home a.
reasonable price in or near Blufton.
Write: Box A, care Bluffton News.
Wanted-Lopse hay of all grades.
A. L. Stager, Bluffton phone 162-Y. 35
For sale-Boy's wear; brown suit
size 10; blue-green suit size 10;
brown wool fingertip overcoat with
transparent silk lining size 10; also
pair brown oxfords size 5la or @
All articles in good condition Call
at lao n. Jackson St., Bluffton.
For rent-House on Dixie highway
2 miles north of Bluffton. Homer
Green, Mt. Cory. Benton Ridge phone.
For sale-Baled straw. Albert
Geiger, 442 Cherry st. "a
For sale-Pair ladies dressy walk
ing shoes size 51s AA, will sell for
Sd; also boys dark blue chinchina
coat and helmet, size $40, $3.50.
Call after p. m. Mrs. c. V. Kuhn,
1031a S. Main st.
For sale-Edison phonograph and
records. Jean Anne Burcky, 139
Grove st.
For sale-Round Oak heating stove
No. 16. Emmett Scoles, Lima, Rt. 5.
Phone 800.
For sale-Kalanazoo wood and
coal kitchen range. Herman Hilty,
Bluffton phone 629- Y.
For sale-GibsonIi ice box, porcelain
lined, rs lb. ice capacity. Very
reasonable. Jacob Schnegg, 155 E.
College Ave.
Medium size female black
curly mixed spa mel dog. Louis
Neill, Pandora.
For sale-7 tube radio in perfect
condition $50. First buyer gets it.
Lehman's Service, Pandora phone.
For sale-Kitchen table & chairs,
steamer trunk, co llapsible Scupboard
for old sink, reed buggy, high chair
and nursery chair trellis for rose
bush, porch box, screen door. Call
Bluffton phone 4724Y:
Wanted-All black male kitten.
Will provide good home. Call Bluff
ton phone 115-W.
For sale-Threel rugs by II;
also RCA radio. Inquire 123
Garau street.
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Handkerchiefs make appropriate
Christmas gifts. See our large Sc
lection. Clark's Hat Shoppe.
1t. Joel Kimmel who has been sta
toned in Texas spent the past week
here with his mother, Mrs. L. d. Kim
mel of South Main street.
Annual bazaar and jitney will be
held at the First Methodist church,
Dec. 6. Bazaar begins at p. m. and
jitney at D. m. 33
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Binkley and
Mrs. Ivan Clements visited Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Pearl Thomas
in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Yoder of Cln-
cinnati spent the Thanksgiving
week end at the home of her father,
Roy Berry of West Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe and
family of Centerville spent the week
end visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Howe of Spring street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Bracy of North Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Diller of
South Jackson street spent several
days the past week in Alliance
visiting their son Rev. r. G. Diller
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stettler had
as their Thanksgiving day guests
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Wiebe and
daughter of Willard and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Cox and family of
Ashtabula.
Wayne Lugibill, former Bluffton
filling station operator, accompanied
by his wife returned last week from
indianapolis where he was hospital
lied with a stomach ailment. They
are leaving this week on a motor trip
to California, accompanied by Miss
Miriam Stettler.
Thanksgiving day dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff West of South
Lawn avenue were Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Garner and Robert West of Toledo
and Mr.. and Mrs. James West.
Afternoon callers We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Schoonover of Findlay and
1t. David Kliewer of Albany, Oregon.
Mrs. Joe Powell of Orange town
ship has returned from a two
months visit at Bartlesville, Okla.
She was accompanied home by her
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Chapman and the latter's sister, Mrs.
Kathryn England all of Bartlesville.
Enroute they stopped at Sistersville,
w. Va, to visit Mrs. A. C. Fish,
mother of Mrs. Chapman and Mrs.
England.
A limited number of fall and winter
hats specially priced at 81 and 81 at
Clark's Hat Shoppe.
Mrs. N. G. Locke and children of
Franklin spent the Thanksgiving
week end as guests at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hilty and
family south of Button on the
Dixie highway. Mrs. Locke the
former Leora Mosiman and Mrs.
Hilty were Bluffton college class
mates. N
Diller ambulance removals: Mrs.
Katherine Showalter from the home
of Mrs. Chas. Shilling east of Ada to
Button hospitals; Mrs. Louis Foltz
south of Bluffton to st. Rita's hos
pita Lima; Harry and Elizabeth
Schwinn of Delphos from Route 80
to Bluffton hospital; James Palte of
Beaverdam from Route 80 to st. Ri
ta's hospital, Lima.
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Pleasant Hill

II. 2. Zimmerman and Mrs. Oscar
Zimmerman and family called on Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman and
family Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brauen called
on Cleo Garau, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess and fam
lily, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
were past week callers on the Huber
Fett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Younkman of
Beaverdam, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
Younkman of Dayton were Saturday
evening callers at the Arthur Phil
lips home.
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BedUerd0ni Class
Play Friday Night

Members of the sophomore class
Of Beaverdam high school viii pre-
sent a three-act comedy HE Who
Hesitates" in the Beaverdam high
school auditorium, Friday night at
s o'clock.
Appearing in the cast are: Joann
Gerdepaann, Emil and Emily Gratz,
AnnaF Mae King, Marilyn and Wan
da Everett, Max Rodabaugh, Bob
Reiehenbafh, Bob Bowers, Don
Goecke, Marcella Stechschulte and
Marilyn Baker.
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DRYING Shines

Wet shoes should not be dried in
an oven, on a radiator, or close to
an open fire. This weakens the
leather and makes it brittle. Use
shoe trees or stuff toes with paper
and dry at room temperature with
a good circulation of air. When dry,
polish and give light coating Of
wax.
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after spending a furlough with his
folks at home.
Fire of undetermined origin de-
stroyed several buildings on the Put
nam county fair grounds the first
of the week.
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Jitsu Tau Club
Mayors Notice

Monthly collection of rubbish will
be Thursday, Nov. 90. Have rub
bish ready in containers early in
the morning and placed accessible
for loading in the town truck.
W. A. Howe, Mayor
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Alpha Gamma Club

Alpha Gamma Club
Members of the Alpha Gamma club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul
Stauffer, Friday night. The club will
hear an address, Artistry at Christ
mas Time by Mrs. r. A. Lantz, guest
speaker.
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The Orange Township Farm Wom-
ans club will hold an all day meeting
at the home of Mrs. Catherine Van
Meter on Thursday, December 6. The
following program has been arrang-
ed: Song; Devotionals, Mary Trip
plehorn; Roll call, How we Celebrate
Christmas in our Home; Christmas
Crusade, Eleanor Marshall; While
Christmas Bells Ring Out, Lydia Ew-
ing; Christmas Message, Ethel Shil-
ling; Christmas exchange.
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Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
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Century Circle

Century Circle
Mrs. Clyde Warren entertained the
Century circle at her home Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Ross Bogart
assistant hostess. The following
program was given: Bride in the
Solomons, Mrs. A. d. Gratz; Photog-
raphy, Mrs. w. o. Geiger; Current
Events, Mrs. Frank Todd.
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Subscription rates: Year, $500;
six months, S1.25 anywhere in u. S.
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Poinsettia Club

The Poinsettia club will meet at the
home of Mrs. ]. o. Blome, this We'd
nesday evening. The program will
consist of book review by Mrs. Clay
ton Murray and members will answer
roll call with the names of favorite
hooks
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS
B. F. BIERY, Business Mgr.
c. A. BIERY, Editor

Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by tha>Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
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Gertrude Hoy Circle

UeTtIUut IIUy NHtIt
The Gertrude Hoy circle of st.
Johns Reformed church will meet on
Monday night at 7:30 at the home of
Blanche Hauenstein with Irene Mis-
wander as assistant hostess. The
program consists of individual con-
tributions relative to Christmas.
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College Chapel Wedding

Wedding of Miss Treva Arrants
and Sgt. Lysle D. Sommers, former
Bluffton college students will take
place in the college chapel, Saturday
evening, December s, at 1880 o'clock
DR.. Lloyd Ramseyer, president of
the college will officiate and the GUS
tom of open chapel will be observed.
The bride elect is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Ohler of Lima and
Sgt. Sommers who recently returned
from 8 months service in Europe is
the son of Mrs. Viola Sommers of
Pandora.
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Richland Community Circle

Richland Community Circle
Richland Community circle will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Florence
Schaublin for a pot luck dinner and
Christmas exchange, December 18th.
Jitsu Tau Club
The Jitsu Tau club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Carl Hauenstein in Ii
ma on Wednesday night of next week.
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A-Sharp Club

A-Sharp NluD
The A-Sharp Music club of the
high school met at the home of Betty
Bixel last Wednesday. The program
included a talk on the history of the
oratorio by Ada Mae Oyer followed
by history of Handel's Messiah and
Mendelssohn's Elijah and musical
numbers by Paul Don Bixel and Joe
Smucker.
Officers of the club are: Pres, Ell
eanor Linden; vice pres, Mary K.
Bauman; treasurer, Paul ID. Bixel;
recording secretary, jeanne Buhler;
corresponding secretary, Mary Ann
Smucker; scrapbook, John Bauman.
Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors will meet for
Dutch treat at their hall, Friday
night.
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OutgrOun?

IS the amount of insurance
you carry on the contents
of your home enough to
cover their value today?
Have you added new
things without perhaps in
creasing the amount of
your insurance?
Ask this Hartford agen-
cy to determine whetfier
you are fully or only par
tally insured.
No obligation.
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Clubs, Godges:
and Societies

ternoon. Numbers on the program
were: "These are the Russians"
Lauterbach, by Mrs. Elida Hirschler;
Crimea Reborn, Mrs. Edith Mann.
To Wed Sunday
Wedding of Miss Pauline Carr, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Carr and
Theron Bibler of Findlay will take
place at the home of the bride north
of Bluffton, Sunday morning at IL
o'clock in the presence of the imme-
diate families.
The bride-elect has been employed
in the offices of the Triplett Electrical
Instrument company and Mr.. Bibler
recently discharged from the armed
forces after az months service in the
Southwest Pacific area.
Following the wedding ceremony
the couple will leave for California
where they will reside.
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Give scarf for Christmas. An un-
good selection now being
shown at Clark's Hat Shonne.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

they understand all the facts. You,
perhaps, may know the essential
fact that Tampax is worn internally.
But do you realize that an efficient
applicator makes insertion easy:
And that when Tampax is in place
you are unaware Of its presence: . :.
The principle of Tampax is internal
absor rption, long known to doctors.
Made of absorbent cotton, Tampax
is highly compressed and firmly
stitched. No odor can form with
Tampax. Chatting is impossible.
There is no external bulk to hamper
you or show" under a trim dress.
:. Tampax is quick to change, easy
to dispose of. A months supply fits
into purse. Sold at drug stores and
notion counters in 8 absorbenrics
Regular, Super. Junior. Tampax
Incorporated, Palmer, Mass
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Little Beavers eager for milk,
fruit, and Wheaties, Breakfast
of Champions" Once you sample
the good nourishment. swell fla
Evening star., 1945-10-14
SUPER COLOSSAL LEILA

SUPEk-CULUNSAL LEILA
Continued from page t,oe,ty-one
take. A simple, feminine "Tm
sorry would have cleared the
deck. But she quite obviously
wasn't sorry.
She was angry. She approached
her present errand as though it
was beneath her dignity, and a
little loathsome. He shrugged and
thought, if that's the way you
want to play, that's your depart
ment. 1--WE got swell idea, Duch-
ess," he said. Lets don't just
stand here in the doorway"
Leila frowned. "You aren't
dressed"
Cant shave with a collar and
tie on" he smiled. Someone you
wanted to see?"
eyes - you. I never heard
of. -"
Have you an appointment"
he asked. He closed the door. and
went back to finish his shaving.
She followed him to the bathroom
door, stepping as though she were
walking on eggs. Aren't you be-
ing a little ridiculous?'
WHY"
"It is customary, when writer
works for a studio, for him to work
at the studio, and to have his con-
ferences in his producers Office"
she said condescendingly.
THAT proves that I'M really
different"
81 don't know what Mr.. Mar
cosson will say when I tell him"
she began.
But Ted shook his head. II don't
care - not one solitary hoot.
Personally, I don't even really
like Marcosson. He's fat, and he
has stubby fingers and :. have
you ever had dinner with him?
And heard him burp? Nope,
kuoy I don't like Marcosson,
Leila was speechless.
Bur she wasn't really thinking
of the affront to Marcosson. She
was wondering how she was going
to tell him that Mr.. Dover refused
to come to the Office. She probably
could have Strengthened matters
then and there if she'd been will
ing to unbend a bit, but Leila
didn't know how to unbend. She
was used to. giving orders. Not
making deals.
She tapped her dainty foot i'm
patiently. II personally think
you're being rather an imbecile."
Ted shrugged. "And what's
wrong with a first class. Grade A
imbecile?"
She couldn't think of an answer
to that. She said "Oh," gestured
as though to wash her hands of it
all, and stomped out.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

When he heard the door slam.
he smiled.
But Leila wasn't smiling when
she reported to MIR. Maroosson.
And Mr.. Marcosson wasn't smiling
when he'd heard her out.
He looked at her, little WON
deringly for a moment, and his
stubby fingers cienched and un-
clenched; but when he spoke, it
was with admirable restraint.
ASK Miss Brown to come inr'
he said, and his voice was caress.
THAT will be all. Miss Nevins.."
When Gwen Brown entered, he
was pacing up and down, his hands
locked behind his back. When he
heard the door close. he wheeled
and fixed her with. an accusing
stare. "You know this here feller
Dover?" he demanded.
"Well -. well yes" she said.
"All right" He pointed to the
phone on his desk. "You have him
here in this Office at eleven o'clock
tomorrow morning =. and you
get Miss Nevins' job"
SHE looked at him as though
either he had gone crazy or she
had. But she picked up the phone.
Martosson continued to pace as
she got Ted on the wire. She spoke >
softly but briefly, and when she
hung up she was all smiles. Hell
be here at eleven. Said to call him
back if there was anything special
you wanted him to wear"
But Marcosson didn't seem to
hear that part of it. His eyes
cleaned triumphantly, and he
chuckled to himself. 'Send Miss
Nevins in," he ordered. Now"
Ted was waiting for Gwen in
the self-same booth of the Ven
dome, for dinner. Only this time
he was certain she'd be there.
And when she'd settled herself
at the table, and patted her hair,
she sighed.
$50 now you'se got the great
mans ear" Ted smiled.
"Only -. don't want it." she
said. 'Not any part of il"
He looked at her curiously.
''What about Woodward?'
Il don't want any part of him.
either. I know it now. l. l even
knew it last night. Only. well. you
were being so darned gallant and
noble and everything -. I hated
to :. let you down"
oh" he said. Then he grim
aced. "Now that you've got New
ms job and it's a cinch Wood
ward goes with it - you don't
want it. Or him either. May I ask,
Gwen Brown, just what you do
want?'
She looked him in the eye. "And
I thought you were smart!'
He chuckled and took her in his
arms. The End
Evening star., 1945-10-14

vor in those whole wheat flakes,
you'll decide to have more IL.
and more. Tote home several
packages of Wheafies. Today!
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Even Wide-awake
women may not
understand
Tumpox is 50 easy TO vse-if is
invisible when in pioee-soUnd
in principle Ie-doetor invented

Tampax discards
belts, pins and
external pads
and this is arevo-
lutionary change
in monthly sani-
tary protection.
Users of
Tampax think it
a W on d erful
change because
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14
MIRIM Al

HELEN NORBUTA, II metu
amz., nuo 1851 E. 20 street,
mire Gruodzio 6. Buvo dukte
Amiles Radisienes, podukre A.
Radisio. Liko du jos broliai,
U. S. Navy tarnyboje, Kazys ir
Vincas; jie pribuvo laidotu-
yes. Taipgi liko sesuo Amilia
ir pusbrolis Edwardas. Velio-
ne buvo palaidota Kalvarijos
kapinese Gruodzio 10; pamal-
dos atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio bazny-
cioje.
Laidojime pasitarnavo lai-
dotuviu direktore Della 'Jakubs.
Is Tamaqua. Pa, i jos lai-
dotuves atsilanke pusbrolis Jo-
mas S. Buragas, biznierius. Pc
laidotuviu jis su F. Saukevi-
kium aplanke LietuviQ lstai-
gas, Lietuviu DARRELL, ir Dir
vos redakcija. Saukevicius is
rase jam dovanu Dirva visam
metui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-14

lost it's independence because
of the aggression of its neigh
bOrs."
SURELY the American state
department and the Ameri-
can president MEANT what
they said-or did they?
If they meant it, when has
it ceased to be the American
policy to be Opposed to any
form of intervention on the
part of one state, however
powerful, in the domestic con-
Germs of any sovereign state,
however weak?"
When did it become Ameri-
can policy to except and ex-
empt the RED FASCISM OF
SOVIET RUSSIA from protest
and censure in it's crimes of
aggression, when we expended
so greatly of our American
blood and treasure to stop and
prevent all aggression?
Rep. Kelly's resolution calls
upon the President of the
United States and the secreta-
ry of state to "devote their eff
forts and influence with the
nations of the world to secure
to the people of the republic
of Lithuania a restoration OF
their independence"
THE Kelly resolution should
be favorably reported by
the foreign affairs committee
and passed by the House.
1t is simply a reaffirmation
of the American policy formu-
lated at the time the Red Fas-
cists marched into Lithuania-
when we were indignant over
the outrage and had the cour-
age to say so.
Why should we be less in
dignant about the outrage now
and lack the courage to say
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PRADETAS RUBU IR MAISTO vAJUS
LIETUVOS PABEGELlAMS

Clevelando visu triju BALI
skyriu ruby ir maisto rinkimo
vaJus Lietuvos pabegeliams ir
karo nukentejusiems jau pra-
sidejo.
Vajus uzvedamas placiu ma
stu visame Clevelande, ir nuo
dabar apie vaju girdesite per
radio ir spaudoje.
Patys Lietuviai parodykit
savo zmoniska sirdi il duokit
ka gero turit nelaimingu pabe-
geliu devejimui ziemos metu-
vyrams, moterims ir vaikams
Reikalinga taipgi aukoti ke-
nuotas maistas, muilas ir tt.
Visu tu daiktu surinkimo
punktas yra Lietuviu saleje.
Taciau priimama ir Dirvos
redakcijoje, ir Muliolio ofise,
ir parapiju salese.
Visi BALE skyriai rengia is
vien dvi kortavimo pramogas
padarymui pelno pirkimui rel
kalingu dalyku.
81 sekmadieni, Gruodzio 16,
nuo $3.50 val. po pietu, korta-
Vino pramoga bus naujoj pa
rapijoj, izanga SOC. Bet butt
mai atneskit ir savo dovanu -
rubu, ar muilo, ar dezese mai
sto.
Antra kortavimo pramoga
bus sv. Jurgio parapijos saleje
sekmadieni, Sausio 80, ir 81
pramoga bus SUI sokiais. DAILY
vaukit abiejose.
Kas nori pagelbeti ruby SUI
vezime, pakavime, skirstyme,
atsisaukit pas BALI komite-
to narius arba Dirvoje ar pas
Mulioli.
Kitas bendro komiteto susi-
rinkimas bus Lietuviu saleje
antradienio vakare. Gruod. 1S
Ateikit kurie norit pasidarbuo.
Il.
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REIKALINGA MOTERIS

Nesenesne so metu, Bohemu
Liuteronu seimoje, priziureti 2
metu amziaus kudiki, tevams
iseinant j bizni; nera skalbimo.
Mokestis $40 savaiteje, 20 mi
nutu nuo Rapid Transit, Twins
burg, Ohio. Isleidziama namon
kas sekmadieni ir kas antra
sestadieni po pietu.
Tel. Main 2700. Line 69l
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sIRDINGAI ACIU

Lapkr. 10, mire musQ myli-
ma motinele, a. a. Ona Sarkle-
ne. Tai didziausis musu gyve-
mime susirupinimo bel gales
clio nuotikis. Ia permate ir
suprato visi musu giminss ir
artimi draugai, kurie pasisku-
bino su ivairiais isreiskimais
gilaus saiausmo ir uzuojautos.
Suomi reiskiame sirdingiau-
sia padeka: Kun. V. G. Vilku-
taiciui ir jo asistentams, Kun.
B. Bartis ir Kun. B. Ivanaus-
kui uz atlaikyma sv. Misiu ir
atsilankyma kapinese; Kun. B.
lvanauskui uz toki grazu gle
dojima lake misiu; grabne-
Slams uz ju malonu pasitarna-
vima, giminems ir draugams
uz taip skaitlinga misiu uzpir-
kima ir uz prisiuntima daug
graziu geliu; Moteru Sajungos
26-tai kuopai uz prisiuntima
garbes palydoviu; seiminin-
kems p. Glugodienei ir M. SUI
sinskienei uz pagaminima val
gio; Aldcnnai Wilkelis uz jos
grazu patarnavima ir laidctu-
viz surengima; visiems kurie
taip skaitlingai atsilanke baz-
nycioje ir palydejo j kapines.
sarku-Urbsaiciu Selma