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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26
Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Younkman
of Ada called on Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Phillips, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winegardner
and daughter were Sunday dinner
guests of Guy Younkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Garmatter and
family were Sunday evening visitors
at the Dennis Brauen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landolyn Kindle and
son of Beaverdam were Sunday even,
ing callers on Lamar Basinger and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brauen were
Sunday afternoon callers on the
Jesse Bracy family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyce Hauenstein
We're Sunday visitors at the Lewis
Hauenstein home.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Huber were
past week callers at the Karl Huber
home.
Past week callers on Mike Gleason
and family were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Stines, VIM. Gleason and family
of Lima, Mrs. Walter Gleason and
family of Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Faze and daughters, Josie
and Mary Nell and Billy Hess,
Eileen and Elwood Brauen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman
were Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Herr.
Mrs. Dorothy Zimmerman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Zim-
norman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26

coming calendar year. The meeting
at which this budget is read is open
to the public-and a notice of such
hearing is required to be published.
However, we've never seen any
citizen or taxpayer at hearing. It's
a formidable looking document, that
budget, with headings and sub
headings and contains rows upon
rows of figures which the clerk
usually reads in a dull monotone
and the rest of the group smoke,
draw pictures on scraps of paper CO
just look bored until it's over-when
requirements of the law have been
fulfilled.
Of course you don't know any
thing about budget, because you
have never attended a hearing-and
we doubt If you would know much
more about it if you did.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26

Another reason why Bluffton
should have soft city water in the
present soap shortage. We note
from press dispatches that Toledo
and Columbus, both of which have
enjoyed soft city water, have taken
steps to further soften the water as
a soap conservation measure. In
Columbus it is estimated that a
$4,000 expenditure will save $780,
900 year in soap bills. Buttons
city water, one of the hardest in the
state aggravates the current soap
shortage, because of larger quanti-
ties of soap required. Soft city
water has been long overdue here
and its's time we're giving the Bluff
ton housewives break.
And speaking of the soap shortage
several women in the Bluffton dis
trict are trying out the soap making
recipe which appeared in this column
last week. They have agreed to let
us know the results. However, as
from two to four weeks are required
to age the soap, we can't tell you
anything further at this time.
Friends of John Winkler, former
Bluffton resident, who has been liv-
ing in Los Angeles for a number of
years will be interested to learn that
he observed his 81st birthday an
niversary, July z.
Marilyn Wollman, 19-year-old dau-
ghter of DR.. and Mrs. Michael Woll-
man of Freeman, South Dakota, and
a granddaughter of A. f. Lugibill
of South Lawn avenue is the author
of a number of poems, some of
which are appearing currently in the
Daily Argus-Leader of Sioux Falls,
one o fthe large South Dakota news
papers. Besides her literary en-
deavors she is an accomplished musi-
clan, following in the steps of her
mother, the former EstelIe Lugibili,
we'll remembered here as a talented
vocalist.
This is the season of budget hear
ings-if you've ever taken the
trouble to read those fine print
notices that appear in the Bluffton
News about the middle of July you'll
know what we mean. And just in
case you've skipped them-as every
one does-you may be interested to
know that the law provides that
every public body--village, school
district, township, ETC., must estimate
its receipts and expenditures for the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26

tSection 1883. G.. G. of Ohiol
fInING fHE MPRoIFMrsT G9NSENT OF THE vIELAGE TO
STREET UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF
THE DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS.
WHEREAS. The Director Of Highways Is
considering the matter of the Improvement
under his supervision of the public highway
known as State Highway No. I3s. and
WHEREAS. Jefferson Street within this
village lies in whole or part along the line
Of said state highway. said Jefferson street
being more particularly described IN follows
BEGINNING at Main street thence proceeding on
jefferson street In an easterly direction TO the
East Corporation Line. distance of ap-
proNimateiy 0.2Ia mile on ;. X. los.
WHEREAS. 1t Is proposed 10 extend said
state highway Improvement into. within or
through this village and along the aforesaid
Jefferson street.
NOW. THEREFORE.
Be II Ordained. by the Council of the VIII
age Of Biufton. State of Ohio:
SECTION |: That il is declared to be in
the public interest that the consent of said
village be, and such consent Ii hereby given.
that said jefferson street, or 50 much thereof
as is above described lying along the line of
said State Highway No. 1873 may be improved
under the supervision of the Director of High
ways.
SECTION 2: That the Clerk be. and he is
hereby directed TO furnish~te the Bjrector of
Highways and 10 the%f5oard of Comfy Com
missioners of Allen County, Ohi6f a certified
copy Of this Ordinances affam meakatess upon the
taking effect thereof. &asss@
SECIION 3. That this Ordinance shall
take effect and be In force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
SECTION &; Permission granted by the
council of the village of Blufton, Ohio. with
stipulation that said permission carries with
IL no liability for payment.
Passed: July ls. Ie45.
Attest:
w. o. GEfGER, w. A. HOWE.
Clerk Mayor
News Want-ads bring results.
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Ma~sL
Dea4oAoI

Stacks bathing suits S. ice
cream cones-all the trappings of
midsummer long awaited it's
true-but there's no doubt about it
being here in ernest temperatures
| in the mid-nineties-they were in the
| fifties last week and lawn sprink-
this season S. !. and the Buckeye,
coming into top place in public favor
after a long cold spring 8. and
corn making up for lost time-looks
like lots of roasting ears soon s.
and watermelons in demand at prices
ranging for 81 up and with Pats
and Johnson's places closed for vaca-
ton this week Bob Lewis is holding
the line singlehanded on the haircut
and shave front i. and politics dead
as a dodo-vastly different from the
depression days when there was a
battle royal for the marshal's job
and a public office pay check looked
as big as that full moon Tuesday
night but times change--as one
former resident said, she never realiz-
ed how sweeping the change has been
until she read in the News that Bluff
toms meat markets were closed on
Saturday night +. who would have
thought that this would ever come
to pass?
Don't get impatient with telephone
central these days if you encounter
some slight delay-it isn't the heat.
Fact is the operators are kept on
the jump by farmers calling the
elevators here to inquire if there is
storage room for more wheat. A
bumper crop-together with shortage
of freight cars for shipping has
caused congestion at the elevators
Monday and Tuesday, with both
shippers unable to take any more
grain until additional cars were
pushed on the sidings ready to be
filled Tuesday afternoon.
And speaking of wheat yields
Fred Mueller reports yield of 563
bushels from a tract of IL acres
bordering the Dixie highway near
the Kermit Kibele residence.
And Elmer Lehman, old time
thresherman of the Settlement is
back in the harness helping his
brother Roy who was injured recent
ly, receiving a broken bone in his
heel. Elmer, who lives in Lima and
hasn't manned threshing rig for a
good many years still knows his
way around and members of the
Settlement threshing ring said it
looked like good old times to see
him back again.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26

CHAPTER 4: Scott's early experiences
with gliders and airplanes He goes to
IT. Mcpherson and enlists In the regular
army as private.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
AND NOW THE RUMoRs END

By the time this editorial j. published.
Key Westers will not have long to wait 20
know who have been elected the five com
missioners.
And when that result Is known. YOU
may De sure you will not hear any more
adverse propaganda about any Of the can
didates.
II you want 90 hear things about your
self and members Of your family. but par
ticularly about yourself. that you had never
heard before. and nobody else had heard
up to the time you entered politics. just an
nounee for public office.
let the dead past bury its dead g"
That line in L0nRfellow's Psalm q Life
does not apply to politics. for IL j. the dead
past that rumor monRers and mudslingers
gloat over. They dig and dig and. if they
can not find anything. they make up some
thing against you.
Yes. If YOU want 80 know more about
Yourself than you know yourself. just enter
a race for a political job
Many Of the rumors were so wild AMI
ridiculous they did not rate an answer. One
such rumor though il did not concern a
candidate. made the rounds II the town
yesterday.
That rumOF was 10 the effect that all
the voting machines had broken down and
that the ballots would be- east in the former
manner. The first 10 tell The Citizen about
il was John England. county supervisor of
registration. who is custodian Of the ma
chimes We heard il many times after
ward and County Commissioner Clarence
Hggs said he thought We should run q
story 20 deny d. Tie was told that The
Citizen had a story about The machines
having been pat in the polling places for
ballofing tomorrow
However. The Citizen Is confident the
rumor was 81 utterly ridiculous that mo-
body would believe II and If any persons
we're credulous enough 60 believe II. they
should di~illusion themselves.
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FOOD FoR GERMAN PEOPLE

The spectre 81 German misery and
ssaFsa snH arsurrinv now and threatening
aF s.sn aorse form this winter has horri-
nsf Farsiru Secretary Ernest Bevin. Of
treal Britain. uho has appealed 10 the
tn.tsd -fates and his own country 10 take
t#s action now 10 prevent chaotic
aafd eaH itions.
fonnr from the leader az a people
eha Suffered under German Whistles. tie
appeal T. impressive. y NOT only espresso
frar aI fhe economic collapse that will
aaher 81 disease Vhich NAV spread through
$50 reps zoe b likewise gives validity 90
ere deepest feeling o. humanity which.
Harrr 80 var. we widely proclaimed az
tbr raeuflal difference in Nazism and
free peupse.
M hen fhc AXIS aWgre~-ors were on the
%. nfaFe backed by their people. the first
aI f.an .af civilized mne and women was
ta auf dauu the seourVe. When the war
fsaea fhe s.et1s. by virtue 81 their tri-
anaf. wtre impressed uith the responsi-
$3.50 aHd obligation that honor impose
anaa hos. .n authority over helpless and
dsanatf human beings
ta#F IT'D NA.f ~'tiIlF Afl.tt TO WV
ts.pIr.s and starving people 81 enemy
farfre. rem- from ths nobier impulses
n dereaf individual. even when triumph
aHf De- suppress. q 81 ignore d would be-
81. raa.tsr .rrsparabls some 90 lthe nobility
h.h makes people and nations great.
Action .n behalf of suffering. freoz-
.Hr and Starving persons IS not urged upon
ft. elsuHd that they necessarily deserve
ba. because me character and Chris
tan.s aI American and British people .lu
ta na iess.
While ws have called attention to the
randrtur. reported u Germany. 90 the end
f.at asr readers may support intelligent
tiaa b. our government Co prevent IN
H..raarg suffering. We frankly admit hat
aar .rf dufs. ln connection wIth relief D.
A. thf ..... ms OF thc aVyressors rather than
tne supporter af aggression.
Haaster. nobody can deny that. de-
snfs a1r diflealtlcs. vc are able 20 alIevi-
afr fFs Suffering ct both victims and van
aa..hs1 or that God In His Heaven expects
81. fa answer fre plea 90 men. women and
rhaafrn who face starvation and slow
death without assistance
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
INGREDIENTS FOR PROSPERITY

Six az the nations leading economists
recently agreed that the United State, has
at the ingredients for a sustained period
Of prosperity lasting for several wears.
This Is encouraging An that is ne
cessary now Is for the political and eco
nonig leaders of the nation to handle the
ingredients in such q fashion that pros
perity viii percolate % the rank and file
81 the American people.
When the effort is made 20 implement
action designed to secure the best results
there Is considerable disagreement While
everybody agrees that he nation has he
possibility of prosperity for a while. there
is considerable divergence a. 20 how "the
ingredients" should be handled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

az her precious letter ard wers
down cnce mere % TIE gaxd@fas
Rags a. her heels
me garden had burst into fuil
bloom overnight The forayti4ia
and dagEodilH had been joined ~
fsowering iaponica. "A rose tree sd
burst is buds tn an array 81 nlsisn =
IN blossoms while the Old apple
tree sfood Ike q great baaaqnss -
is corner 4 the Earden
Anne sighed audibm and HanA
down on the circular seat nat Fan
Ground TIE apple tree. a Eauw e.
Of mink blossoms waited down Ike
flied rosy sn0wnakea into heF
Ian. A feeling of deep denrNe2iafs
came over her. suddenly she was
bitterly homeSick she wantea
more than anything 60 o. ksek 81
the farm wifh her oWn people
RAGS nestled on the seat hesi3e
her, a. II sensing her loneliness.
his head In her lap. and az ahe
idly ssroked his black had sne
raised her face 10 the moon and
the bReFxe
.kloonssrucki That's chat sha
lsf"
The voice was so close beside
her that she Jumped Wayme stood
there. laughing down from has
height
~waynei Daring. where -
she began. but he sat doWn quirk-
~ beside her ard placed hia lnt
on hers stopping al conTeraaiion
and thought as we1 Hia arms
went around her. held hef eigse
to his heart. 50 thnt wudaeniF Ell
the Inconsistencies and dssanpgfFt-
r1cnt were dissolved into nothing
ness. ard ire night and re sfaFs
stood ssill Cor q moment 81 psfe
ersfarv
Amer he whispered Little
darliEgl love you So"
And when q man talks @ Fnw
like tEas. you forget that y1a ve
waited and looked Tor bin To- ir79
hours 49, for time mas ceased an
matters not az an
But after a while Wayne sad
~rvc had the devils can twe
First Aunt Edna hasn't bcen feel-
ing 80 wei and she kept wn 81 Mef
beck and call ali day Poor daflns
I couldn't refuse - BE- wfh gNF
when she's taking or e. Hhouf '~v
p. going away. Thsn I hsd 60 4r vc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
SWEARING OUR LEADERS

One of the devices now being enplor-
81 % offset the almost unanimous recon-
mendatipu ct military and naval leader,
i"r universal service b. evident iu columns
and over the air waves when various in-
dlEIdual~ attempt 10 smear .bras--hats"
For MANY wears the nation has placed
f- fa.'h .u Army and naval Officers who
have been trained a. West Point and An
uapolis. IN the event OF war. such a- that
which confronted the nation in December.
1871. The sole hope nf the United states
for victor, was in the skill Intelligence and
patriotism 90 the officers So trained.
The record Of The nation on the wars
that have been concluded. which were
largely directed hy men trained - serve
as permanent Officers. att,-t~ the excel
lcnce ~ the service they rendered. n !.
DmcWhat surprising that after such a
spectacular triumph. they should become
he target Of publicity campaign design
ed 90 convince the public that they are
WORTHLESS rogueS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

born Providence. r. l.. - sears
ago
DR. Ernest ~ Ropkiue ren Is
retired PRESIDENT ef DauH#
Collsge. born DuuOaffuu. s 81
81 years Eo
Warren Keichnrf ehuf sIat.
Department Division nf iHf
national Cuuirftn,t. tHH u
Oranes willie. Pa. A. tsaf- $685.
Mai. Gen. Mtrun G. C.ar...
Wsr Department judge
cate general. bnfn Portland. Conn
- wears ago
Mofton g BoRue ~ Nrv YORK
president 81 fhe q S Golf A
saeiation. LAWYER. born BruokItn.
y Y. s. wears ago
The r. Re- Henry knux
Sheriff. Il Boston Episcopal bs-
hop - Massachuestts. barn in
BROOKLYN. y. y IS yeas aFa
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DAILY REMINDERS
ANNIVERSARIES
BY
Standard Press Association

1871 - John WlIkinson. nav
offer the famed Confederate
bfnrkade runnrr. horn in Norfolk,
Va. Died AnnaE De -. 1891
Nelson W Aidrich. Rhoss
Island Congressman. senator
russnass ulan and Republican
iesdcr. one % thc great - his
generation. burn Poster r J.
Dad April Is 1918
1884 John pmhp soIse. must
can. hand lcader. faued ani
popu liar conn. - wsrChCs,
born Washington. y C. Dicd
March s. 1854
1851 Igrace Jan psdCrcwski.
famed POLISH pianist. conposs
and Poland pairoi leader. horn
Died n New York june -. l84l
1873 GsarEc Christian GcbsI-
,lr. nationally noted Boston sil-
rsunltt. born 10 Bava1a. Died
Jan 3 lq4s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06
A TRUE STATEMENT

NJ president ct the United States ever
r.ads truer statement than President Tru-
uan hen. iu recommending military train
Hr iar FoanN Americans. he declared that
fseate must b. bult on power"
The general comment Of news com
mentafors Is that the President stuck his
.h.u at ICE recommending universal train
lHr ateT the protest of educators. church
people and pacifts The difference Is
ihaf fhe President Is charged with the re-
sr.aHs.bili,t tor the safety of the nation and
rsa of the objectors are sentimental
.deah.is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

&8&kN&A
EVE was coming ~ the path -
II Anne reached tne porch. Hello
suRarl" she called and Anne wait
ed fer Eve to JON her. Goodness
you look friendlexl WHAT'S wrong.
cookieg"
Il haven't seen Wayne all dayf
Anne stated bluntIy. tears quite
not and close behind her eyes
Ewes arm wenf around her. %
whatg Hell be along tonight
I'm MOI SO sure. There's . blg
party az MS club. He'll probably
70 there" Her thoughts lew. win
4 EirkeninR little lurch. 70 tne
beautiful. self-assured Carol kine
and her calm acceptance Of the
fact that Wayne could DC ~ that
party.
They had come into the hallway
now and Eve pounced on the stack
Of mail waiting on the table. with
hands that tre1nbled she vent
through h. Then she gave . Wild
shrek of delight
-Annei It's hesei A letter from
Garrett"
-oh. darling. I'm 50 giadi-
Ard for the moment Anne for
rot her disappointment In oossrv-
ing the utter happiness On Evs's
face.
Anne set the tahle and made
xandwiches and 4 salad. When the
coffee mad perked sne filied a blue
plsse with doughIuts and called
Evk % TIE meal
.iOh. Anne. darling. I'm sorry.
didn't help AZ ALI
Anne IauznesL ~You were no
even IN this world. Evei And
didn't mind az all We're diHtne
lightly tonight hope that's al
riaas with you
Bread and water would taste
Ike the nectar Of the Gods 10 me
tonight. Anne Eve cried. her eyes
shining ~Oh. darling. Carrots
well and as happy as rs possible
20 be-and-and ne sin loves met
That's marvellous. Eve. But try
20 eat a little. won't you?"
\ ATER. when the dishes wers
l. washed and the place In order
Anne left Eve 70 another peruSa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

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Tired Kidneys
Often Bring :
SIeepless Nights

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~ l4ag taass ~ faisrs ~ iaieh tsip g. Earafvsha
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

There b. nothing 20 the tbeorr that an
opinion. II rendered by Judge. is .acro-
.auct. That s. why we have higher court.
20 whl~h 20 appeal until We reach the
inality 81 the United State, Supreme Court
from which there Is no appeal and for that
reason j. infallible. ion the sense that the
law IS what the Supreme Court saws il g..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

The Citizen s always glad to receive
contributions from authentic sources. il i.
specially anxious 10 receive data about
returning soldiers. sailors and other service
folks. II you know of someone who ha,
come home. without notice in the paper
make % your business to send uS the fact.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

CHICAGO. III - Mrs. Beulah
LeRGtt. 81. recently obtained
her fifth divorce since Der first
marriage fifteen years ago and
her third la the past year. She
declares she intends o. marry
again Il tn opportunity presents
Itself.
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BIRTHDAYS

Roar Admiral H-r1ld G Bow
IN. Ierv augfims naval officer.
responsible faI much e thc
Nav new Weapons IN fhc war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-06

Question: Have you met the man who
Insisted upou paying the government more
ban BE- income tax Answer: There
lia'i any such animal. and II there is. he's
fetched in the head