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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-30

obrambno transpoflacijo, svari
potnike ma progi v in il Floride
ter ma drugih izletniskih poto-
vanjih, da jim groze neprijet-
nosti. Izredno obsirno preva-
zanje. ranjencev," je izjavil Col.
Johnson, "bo izvedeno tako, da
bo prizadevalo cim mani mogo-
&c potnike, toda newest bi bill
svoji dolznosti, ako bi ne opo-
zoril one, XII potujejo predvsem
v izletniske kraje, da jim prav
zares preti nevarnost, da OBJ
sede precej dolgo casa tudi v
takih slucajih, v katerih so 81
preskrbeli potne listke "a nazaj,
in jih tudi placali."
X tretji obletnici racijskih
odbOrOv
Washington. - Ma posebni
radio oddaji oh priliki 3. oblet-
nice Rationing Board-ov je bila
precitana naslednja izjava pred
sednika Roosevelta:
"Ves narod - in tn je treba
vsteti pred vsem tudi nase vo-
jake - je hvalezen onim draw
ljanom, XII so Sc posvetili to-
liko pozrtvoyalnostjo vitalno
vaznemu delu v Rationing od-
,borih. Zdi Sc mi, da so lokalni
uradi sirom dezele obnovili ne
kaj zelo globokega v nasih ma
rodnih tradicijah obcinske
sestanke. Prvi naseljenci v ma
81 dezeli, in tudi Sc pozneje, OBJ
priliki nasega prodirania proti
zahodu, SO znai resevati svoje
obcinske probleme v najbolj
prijateljem sosednemu duhu.
Lotili SO Sc vseh tell proble-
NOV pravicnostlc, prijaznost-
10 in razlmeyanjem do svojih
bliznjih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-30

tijsvu imeli Madzari vso dobro zemo svoji pose
st Rusni bill le zvinorejci ali pa delavc poljh
in v gozdovih teh premoznih tujih slojev.
Praska admnistracja je obljubila Rusinom avto
nomijo toda to obubo je bilo tezko zpolnit Poloza
je bill tak da bi ba avtonomija velka kazen Rusne
katere bi bill dobi mansinsk element Sc bolj svoje
roke. Pozneje so Madzar, Poljak in Nemci zkorisca
to obljubo svoje propagandne Poskusai SO
tenn pospesiti razsu cehoslovaske Te zunanje sle
podkupovale rusnske poike Eden teh prvakoV je pre-
ema denar treh strani in je zjavl cinicno, da
tako deat ces, tenn da spreema denar cd vee stran
Iostaja popolnoma neodvisen.
Dne a. marca 1889 so madzarski vojaki vdrli ma ru-
|sinsko ozemlje malo predno so Nemci zased Prago.
To seveda nj bilo vec poponoma zaostalo ozemle
IL katerega bill Madza pregnant leta 1918 cehoso-
vaska vada e ba zdala cese in Sole, uspesno pobaa
nepsnenost in cello postavila vseucsce tenn e ba po
svojih naboljsih moceh pripravljaa prebvastvo
tonomjo katero je bila obljuba Mnogo Rusnov je ta
krat pobegno Rusijo, ker tvorijo vek del cehoslo
vaske armade XII Sc bori ma strani Rdece armade.
Tudi ako pustmo oh strani vprasane vere XII je
precej zamotano, treba priznat da obstoata naman
diva vzroka, XII govorita prog prikljucitvi Rusinov
Sovjetski unj Prvc je to- da ponosne image Rdece
a1made zanete naVduseno narodno zavest med Rusln.
Drugo pa koaboratorji, XII bill vedno proti Ceho
slovask oblast in postal pozneje kvizngl Horthyje
Wade. Vs tt element vedo, da DO Benesova vlada IT,
do kaznovala koaboratorje, pa maj 81 bodo Ceh,
Sovaki, Madzar ali Rusini. I'll element so bill vedno
strogo prot-komunst in radi tega tudi proti Rusom.
Toda danes imajo lie Sc upanje - namrec, da
uegne Sovjetska Russia zatisnit oei in pozabt kaj e
bo, ako prineso seboj dezeo, nekako dar ali od-
kup Poudarja bodo, da nh izdastvo nj bilo naperje
no prot Rush, temvec lie proti enemu nenih zavezn
kov.
sedanjem trenotku nkakor nj mogoce reel, kaj
DO restev tega problema Cehoslovaska vlada Londo
seveda noce da b to vprasane postao veena spona
tocka med cehoslovasko in Rusijo to b rusinsko
ozemlje bilo dovo vazno. Toda pomisiti je treba
tud da je Sovjetska Russia prznala stare mee ceho
slovaske republike. vdka mednarodnega prava nj
benega vzroka da bi Benes odstopil to ozeml toda
pravo vprasanje nj edna sran, kateroevea premslit
Najvec domnev suce okrog pebscita XII b bill prize
jen podagi Atantskega carterja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-30
Rodbinski aeroplalli

Predsednik znane Piper Air
craft Co., v Bostonu, Mass, Mr..
William Piper pravi, da bodo
kmalu po sedanji vojni zasebne
obitelji imele vsaka svoj zaseb-
nj aeroplan, S katerimi bodo.
lahko potovale sirom Zed. dr.
zav, ravno tako, kakor potuje-
jo sedaj avtomobili.
Imcnovana druzba ze sedai
izdeluje male aeroplane "a rod.
binsko rabo, katerim pravijo
Little Club" aeroplani. Imeno-
vana druzba sedaj izdeluje ma
erte in vse podrobnosti glede
potrebnih letalisc v vseh mestih
in trgih pri mas, kakor tudi v
Kanadi in Mehiki. Ia letalisca
ne bodo bas velika, in pota "a
vzlet bodo lie po 1900 do 1000
cevljev dolga in posejana ira
vo, kar je boljse, kakor cement
ma vzletna pota.
Stevilo rodbinskih aeroplanov
Sc bode polagoma vedno boil
mnozilo, oziroma tako, kakor
ono rodbinskih avtomobilov v
"starih" cash.
Pc vojni bode tudi vlada skr-
bella "a to, da Sc strogi letalski
predpisi ublazijo, kajti zaseb-
nemu lastniku aeroplana ne bo-
de treba biti istocasno tudi eks-
pert v letalstvu, tako da Sc jim
ne bode treba uciti meteorolo-
gije "a potovanje il kraja v
kraj. Pri mas imamo namrec do.
yolj vremenslsih rr.dov, kateri
nam naznanjajo kaksno bode
vreme, kar po diva dneva ma
pref vsakem kraju.
Ma vsakem letaliseu bodo O.
znacene smeri v vse kraje, ka-
kor je to sedaj oznaceno ma ma
sih velikih meddrzavnih cestah.
Ma razpolago bode tudi veil
ko stevilo zracnih "soferjev",
kajti tekom vojne Sc je stevilo
letalcev izredno pomnozilo. Pri
vsakem letaliscu bode druzba
zgradila tudi hotele, tako, da
bodo zasebne rodbine, ri zele
rotoyati le po dnevu, lahko pre-
nocevale v kateremkoli kraiu.
Minimalna cena malih aero
planoy bode $1,000, oziroma
ravno toliko, kakor sedanja ce.
ma rodbinskega avtomobila, in
leteli bodo Z brzino po 100 mill
ma uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-30
ROJSTNI DAN

Danes obhaja svoj rojstni
dan poznana Mary Bole, stanu-
joca ma 1852 E. 66 ST. < ces-
titkam svoje druzine in prija-
teljey, Sc pridruzujemo tudi mi,
in il klicemo: Sc ma mnoga le-
ta!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-30
konec zadnjega pra.
gOzda v Michiganu

| gozda V Michiganu
Zadnji pragozd v DRAW Mi
chigan, kjer rastejo po 800 do
1000 let stare smreke, bode te-
kom par prihodnjih let popol-
noma zginil in ma njegovem me-
stu bo nastala prava severna
pustinja.
Takozvana industrija "a ma
bavo stavbenega in drugega le-
sa, je svoje poslovanje popol-
noma spremenila, in delo v go
zdovih nikakor nj sedaj tako,
kakor je bilo Sc pred par deset-
letji, ko so stara in velikanska
drevesa >podirali ma primitiven
nacin, oziroma sekirami in
rocnimi zagami, ma kar SO po-
sekana drevesa prepeljali il
gozda do obrezja bliznjih rex,
da jih odtam splavijo po re,
kah navzdolj do parnih Tag.
To delo Sc je opravljalo iz.
kljucno lie po zimi. Ko je led
ma rekah skopnil, so tedanji
"kapitani" splovili yes priprav-
lien les dalje proti ustju rex v
Michigansko jezero.
To delo Sc pa sedaj vrsi tu.
di sredi najhujse zine, in vse
to delo Sc opravlja izkljucno lie
pomocjo strojev. Vsled vojne
Sc potrebuje izredno velike ko-
licine stavbenega in drugega le.
sa in tako so inzenerji izumili
napravo, kateri pravijo ''hot
logging, oziroma "vroco od-
pravo lesa".
Vsled te naprave delo v goz-
du napreduje kar dan in noe.
Drevo, XII je stare najmanj Cd
500 do 800 let, Sc "poseka" te-
kom par minut; tekom nadalj-
nih par minut so vse veje cd de-
bla odstranjene, deblo je isto-
casno razrezano v hlode po-
ljubne dolgosti in takoj ma to
odpelje velikanski "traktor' k
parnlm dvigalom, XII nalagajo
debla ma pripravljene vozoye,
XII takoj odpeljejo debla v par
ne zage, XII so obieajno odda-
ljene po 20 do 100 mill cd 60
zda.
Potovanje debla traja lie par
ur in blizu parne zage, kjer so
velike jane, zvale VISA debla V
takozvana parma kopalisca, Xxi
so napolnjena z vrelo vodo, v
kateri sc debla popolnoma uni
jejo, ker lie pomocjo vrele vo-
de je mogoce odstraniti led in
zemljo, Xxi Sc drzi debel.
L. "parne kopeljI" potem de-
bla odpravijo z pomocjo odva-
jalnih verig naravnost v "to-
varno', oziroma parno zago,
cd kjer prihaja d a n "a dnem
ma tisoce in tisoce desk, tramo-
| via in slicnih kakovosti stavbe-
mega lesa.
Ako uvazujemo vse zgoraj ma
vedeno delo, potem 81 lahko
predstavljamo, kako nitro Sc
pustosi zadnji pragozd ma mi
chiganskem polotoku. Pred ne
kaj lett je meril michiganski
pragozd Sc 100000 akrov. Tu
so rastle smreke, znane pod j.
menom "hemlock", katerih les
spada k trdemu lesu. Cd tega
gozda je sedaj ostalo lie Sc ka-
kin 100000 bornih akrov, kaj-
ii uniceyanje tega gozda napre-
d,, 10 noS II, don %1.a
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Busy Bee All


Pvt. Franklin w. Steiner, son of
Gideon, Steiner of near Bluffton
has been assigned to Company E,
136th Infantry Regiment, 33rd Divi-
sion, as a rifeman. He is now in
Luzon in the Philippine campaign.
The participation in the Philippine
Campaign cimaxes months of hard
and strenuous training in Tennessee,
Ft. Lewis, Wash. and the Mojave
Desert. The division has served in
Hawaii, on New Guinea and on
Morotai island in the Netherland
East Indies before coming to Luzon.
Pvt. Steiner was farmer before
his induction in Oct. 1914, and
received his basic training at Camp
Robinson, Ark. He sailed for the
Philippines in March 1945, and join
ed the 136th Infantry on Luzon in
May. He is now near Baguio, the
summer capital of the Philippines.
Pvt. Steiner is entitled to wear
the Asiatic-Pacifc Theatre Ribbon
and the Philippine Liberation Ribbon
with battle star for the Luzon
campaign.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
T. G. Vickery Former
Teacher Here Is Dead

Thuriow G. vickery, is, former
agriculture instructor in Bluffton
high school died of a heart attack at
his home in Gibsonburg, Sunday
night.
He taught here % years ago and
afterward was instructor in Attica
and York. Ohio, before taking his
position as instructor in agriculture
in Gibsonburg high school where he
taught for the past nine years.
Vickery was a native of Bellevue
and studied at Heidelberg college and
| Ohio State and Cornell universities
He was a 32nd degree Mason.
Funeral services were held at Glib.
sonburg, Wednesday afternoon. His
wife, Leila, and six children survive
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Victor Herbert ShOtU
On Stage At Zoo Opera

"The Fortune Teller Victor
Herbert's tuneful musical show is
attracting large audiences at the
Toledo Zoo open air amphitheatre
every night this week and thru Sun
day at 8:45 o'clock.
Miss Virginia Card, favorite prima
donna of a summer ago appears in
the leading role which portrays both
ballet pupil and a gypsy fortune
teller who look alike and whose lives
become scrambled in a scheme to
marry off the pupil, heir to a for
tune, to conniving count.
The Herbert score has several
memorable and enduring melodies
chief of which are "Romany Life"
and "Slumber On, My Little Gypsy
Sweetheart.
Well trained dancing choruses and
singing ensembles ably support the
principals. The current attraction is
the only Victor Herbert offering in
the opera series this summer.
Scheduled for next week, begin
ming on Monday night is Rudolph
Friml's sparkling musical production
"The Firefy", hailed by many as the
best of Friml's many stage success
ses.
Following this are Jerome Kern's
"Sally" on the week of July %;
another Kern production Roberta, !,
week of July 80 and Sigmund ROM
berg's New Moon" the week of
August 6.
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RatiOning Calendar

So that you may keep in mind tn
numerous important wartime "a
tioning dates, the Bluffton News
publishing this weekly reminder:
MEATS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
CANNED MILK-Book red
stamps K-2 thru Z-2 and Al
thru Ell good for 10 points each.
k-2 thru P-2 expire July 81.
PROCESSED FOODS-Book 4
blue stamp To thru Z-2 and
Al thru NJ good for 10 points
each. To thru X-2 expire July
81.
SUGAR-Stamp 36 is now
good for pounds thru August
81.
GASOLINE-Stamp A-16 good
for 6 gallons thru Sept. 21.
SH0ES-Airplane stamps 1, 2
and 3 in Ration Book No. 3 good
indefinitely.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
Lafayette Man Is
Advanced In NdUy

Carlton Laverd limerick, "a, of
Lafayette, has advanced to gunner's
mate, third class, USNR, while serv-
ing at the antiaircraft training GEN.
ter, Shell Beach, Louisiana.
limerick is married to the former
Gathyl Downing of Lafayette, who is
now living with her husband at New
Orleans, La. They have daughter,
Marcia Kay. limerick is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus E. limerick,
Route /, Lafayette. Before entering
the Navy in June, 1914, he was a
farmer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

Curtain rods at Basinger's furni-
ture store.
Mrs. Emanuel Leichty of Mt.
Blanchard visited Monday at the
home of Miss Sarah Amstutz.
Anyone wanting disqualification
please notify Mrs. D. w. Bixler by
August I.
Miss Margery Niswander of South
Jackson street has returned from a
several weeks visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Lauer and
family in Philadelphia.
Diller ambulance removals: Mrs.
Joseph Gerdeman from Magnetic
Springs to her home in Beaverdam;
William Fridley of Pandora from
Lima Memorial hospital to Bluffton
hospital; Mrs. Richard Miller north
west of Mt. Cory to Bluffton
hospital; Mrs. N. E. Byers to Bluffton
hospitalu and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gossman and
Miss Bessie Arnold of Bluffton, Miss
Wanetta Gossman of Jenera and
Mrs. Mary Hartman of Hoytsville
spent the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Arnold and family of
Kinsman, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Arnold of Ashtabula and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schwartzenburger of
Cleveland.
Order your Agrico for wheat fer
tilizer now at the Master Feed Mill,
Bluffton phone 317-W Ia
Mrs. Richard Cars of South Main
street left the first of the week for
Jacksonville, Florida to join her
husband 1t. q. g.) Carts of the
Navy who arrived in this country
after 16 months sea duty in the
Atlantic. Mrs. Carts, the former
Miss Betty Triplett has been making
her home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Triplett during her
husbands absence.
Farmers-We invite you to see the
National Portable Mixer now on
display. Ed Waltermire, CANDLES
Auth. Dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber enter
tained at family dinner, Sunday
honoring a soldier home on furlough
and four birthday anniversaries
Present We're: Mrs. Sarah Niswand.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Niswander
Mrs. Geo. Klinefelter of Mechanics.
burg, Pa, Miss Kathleen Niswander
of Cridersville; Pvt. Lysle Niswandel
of Ft. Benning, Ga; Miss Leona
Schroer and Mrs. Berdell Huber anc
daughter Anita, the latter spending
few days in the Huber home.
T/5 Charles Arnold, wife anc
daughter Rebecca and Sgt. Richard
Arnold, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Ec
Arnold of Mansfield and grandsons
of Mrs. Ella McHenry of North Mair
street spent Thursday night with
Mrs. McHenry and their aunt, Mrs
Treva Schmidt of Cherry street
Both are home on furloughs. Charlie,
who has been in England, will repor
for reassignment in Louisiana ant
Richard, from Scott Field, H., will
report in Nebraska. The eldest sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold is statione,
in Iceland.
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Settlement

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Schumacher,
recently married, are living at
Exeter school, Lafayette, R. I, Mrs.
Schumacher is the former Vera
Amstutz.
Rev. ID. j. Unruh of Newton,
Kansas is spending several days in
this community this week while en-
route to Pennsylvania where he is
to visit his parents and then also
he is to speak at Youth conference.
He will preach at st. John church
Thursday evening, where he had
served as pastor for a number of
years some time ago.
William G. Fridley who has been
at Memorial hospital in Lima for
the past weeks was removed to the
Bluffton hospital, Monday. His con-
dition remains about the same.
Mrs. (Rev.) William Cox arrived
here Monday from California to
spend two months with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse F. Steiner. Rev.
Cox is to come later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Welty of Fl.
Wayne visited over the week end
with relatives here.
The members of the Solemn Welty
family and their children had :
family gathering at the home of
their mother and sister, Sunday.
The program presented at st. John
church Sunday evening by the
young people of the Baptist church
of Belleville, Michigan, was we'll at
tended and the numbers were well
received. Mrs. Aubrey Henderson,
the former Miss Henrietta Schneck
was in charge of the program.
The young people of the four
Mennonite churches of this locality
and also including the congregation
in Lima are to hold session at St
John church Sunday evening. Rev
Jacob Enz of Napanee, Ind, will
bring the message of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Schumacher
and daughters Pauline and Linda
Louise and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Kohl were supper guests Monday
in the home of Mrs. Mary Miller
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Gratz, Mar
jorie, Arthur and Allan visited
relatives in Ft. Wayne, Sunday.
Pvt. Evan Steiner, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clarence Steiner is spending I
furlough with his home folks. HI
has had his basic training at Camp
Maxey, Texas and after his furlougl
here he will report to camp il
Kansas.
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ReU. GrabiU Suffers
Back Injury In W est

Rev. Clifford Grabill, of Denair,
Calf, founder and first pastor of
the Bluffton Missionary church, is re-
covering at hospital at that place
from injuries to his back received
two months ago.
Rev. Grabill was unloading lumber
from wagon and Jumped, striking
a post with his back, when be slipped
and realized he was going to fall. A
bone in the vetebrae was broken.
He now is in a wheel chair at the
hospital and expects to be able to go
home soon. The family moved from
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hilty enter
tanned with a family dinner Sunday
at their home, honoring their mother
Mrs. c. F. Stratton. The occasion
marked the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Stratton. Those attending were
Mrs. Frank Houston, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Stratton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Augsburger and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. B. Stratton and daughter of Col.
Grove, Mr.. c. f. Stratton and the
honor guest.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
Clubs, lodges
and Societies

Methodist Women's Society
The Methodist Women's Society of
Christian Service will meet Thurs
day night at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Fay Isham, 112 s. Mound
street. Assistant hostesses are Mrs.
Fred Hahn, Mrs. Elmer Diller and
Mrs. Nelson Steiner. Devotions will
be in charge of Mrs. Millen Geiger
and Mrs. A. ]. B. Longsdorf will be
program leader.
Masonic Lodge
A special meeting of Bluffton
Masonic lodge will be held Monday
night at s o'clock for examination in
the NJ. NJ. degree. Ralph I. Stearns,
Sec.
Busy Bee All
The Busy Bee All club will meet
in the G. +. room at the high school
next Wednesday afternoon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

The number of sheep and lambs
on u. S. farms January |, 1945 was
47 ,945. 900 head, which was 15.5 per
cent less than the peak number
reached in 1912. Ohio had 1,791 900
sheep and lambs on farms January
], 1945, and that total was q 81 per
cent reduction from the high total
reached in 1885. Market reports
indicate u. S. sheep raisers still are
liquidating flocks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
Cordless Flatiron

Cordless electric fiatirons soon to
be in production draw heating elec-
trio current from the house circuit
only when the iron is resting on an
automatic safety base placed near
by. Two prongs extending from the
back of the iron complete the cir
cult so that the current may flow
through heating elements in the iron.
The current ceases to flow when the
iron is removed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the aid and sympathy so
generously extended to us in the
death of our beloved husband, son
and brother, Minor M. Thut; also to
Rev. Smucker for his words of
comfort, to Mr.. Holtkamp for the
organ numbers and the quartet for
their services at the funeral and to
all those sending flowers.
The Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
WANT-ADS

See Rell Potee for lawn mower
sharpening. South Mound st. Ia
Renusit. CANDLES Auth. Dealer.
Wanted-To contact second trick
worker at Lima Tank depot who has
room in auto for passenger from
Bluffton to Lima and return. Gerald
Hindall, Arlington, Ohio.
Roofing and siding, houses ano
barns. Arvin B. Scheele, 226 n
Spring ST., Bluffton phone 469-Y. II
Wanted-To buy all kinds OF
standing timber: oak, hard maple
beech, ash, walnut, cottonwoods, etc
Highest prices paid. See or phone
us regarding what you have to sell
John Atha Lumber Co., Ada, Ohio
Ada phone Red 257. Il
Wanted-To buy buck rake. w. S
King, Mt. Cory.
Wanted-Experienced girl to watch
and entertain baby. Apply Wilcl
Restaurant.
Wanted-To buy chickens, an,
quantity. Will call for them. Wilcl
restaurant, Bluffton phone.
Wanted-To do combining witt
new motor driven John Deere com
bine in vicinity of Bluffton anc
Beaverdam. Ralph Vermillion, Rt.
Lima. Lima phone 64612.
Wanted-To do washings. Cal
Beaverdam phone 563.
Wanted-To do washings; M
ironings. Call Bluffton phone 1927
For sale-Queen Anne style buf
fet;; also cabinet base SO by As
inches, cheap if taken soon. 216 N
Main st.
For sale-Farm of 78 acres l mile
east of Bluffton. Jacob Haas, Pan
dora Is
For sale-3 to A pound heavy fry
ers. Winston Jennings, miles south
on Bentley road. Bluffton phone
542-R.
One only, kerosene 5-burner range
CANDLES Auth. Dealer.
For sale-Pre-war and newly
covered davenport. Murray Uphol
stering shop.
For sale-"Stay Cold" ice box ii
good condition. Inquire 223 Wes
High Street, Bluffton, Ohio. Blufftoi
phone 380-T. 1:
For sale-One 8 by IL two ton,
all over design blue Wilton rug witt
2 rugs 27 by Sd to match. Uses
three months, just like new. Inquir
661 S. Main ST., Bluffton.
For sale-Three pound fryers. Ro,
Clements, liz miles west of Graf
crossing. L
Two burner ovens with thermome
ter. CANDLES Auth. Dealer.
For sale-Property at 213 N. Mai
St. Close in. Modern excep
furnace. Phone 113-T from $50 t
6:30 p. m. or see Gene Basinger a
21S N. Main between $50 and 6:3
| p. m.
For sale-Stark fruit trees
Apricots and sweet cherry trees ar
scarce. L. A. Oberly, salesman, Ia
Cherry st.
For sale-McCormick- Deering hay
loader and side delivery rake; ais
fresh COW and some gifts and trie
sows to farrow in August and Sept
ember. Brice Richardson, mile
south of Harrod.
For sale-Second hand lumber an
tile roofing. c. d. Amstutz, Bluff
ton phone.
For sale-Hay crop on fox farm
| John Z. Steiner.
Lost-Sman square Westfield wris
watch with black wrist o
Fourth of July. Finder return
News office. Reward.
| Lost-My title as LATEST man ]
town. Some scoundrel left SON
malty rich, sweet-as-a-nut Crap,
Nuts on my doorstep, and | couldn
resist 'em. Darn they've give
me so much energy | have to go
work.
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Where Our Soldiers
Are

Pfc. Robert Criblez
Nichols Hospital, Ward 5
Louisville 2, Ky.
Pleyel Duane Fett
Co. 433 Unit F
Sampson, N. Y.
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Bluffton to California about six years
ago, where Rev. Grabill has been en-
ployed on a ranch.
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BLTFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushel prices) -. Wheat,
$1.54; corn SLIP; oats roc; -soys
$204.
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Vitamin A

Both winter squash and sweet
potatoes. two important yellow
vegetables, are excellent sources OF
vitamin A.