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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
WATERWORKS WELL
DILEMMA is STEP
NEARER DECISION
Unofficial Opinion of Inspector
Is That Well Can't Be Used
If Houses Near
Proposal to Plot Lots on Matter
Farm Poses Problem for
Waterworks Board

Necessity for the Board of Public
Affairs to decide between abandoning
its major water-producing well or
purchasing nine-acre tract on
which it is located moved step
nearer elimination during the last
week.
Principal development pointing to-
ward that conclusion was an unoffi-
cial report by o. C. Singer, of To-
ledo, district engineer of the State
Board of Health, who after an in
vestigation here Thursday said that
state health regulations prohibiting
dwellings within 800 feet of muni-
cipal water supply likely would ap-
ply in Bluffton.
Singers survey of the local situa-
tion arose from the decision to open
a building lot addition fronting Har-
mon road in the nine-acre tract
owned by Mrs. Caroline Matter, on
which the water works well is op-
Grated under lease-arrangement.
LOTS LAID Our
Surveyors finished laying out the
proposed building site tract the first
of this week, by plotting II lots
extending south along Harmon road
from the Bluffton Hatchery COM
pany's property.
The well is located about 800 feet
from Harmon road, and lots 200
feet deep, as surveyed, will take
them to within 100 feet of the water
supply.
BOARD MUST DECIDE
After completing his survey, Sing
er indicated that the State Board of
Health likely will rule the 300-foot
restriction must apply, which would
mean the Board of Public Affairs
must decide between buying the en-
tire nine-acre tract or moving its
well to new location.
No official statement will be
made, however, until the State Board
of Health has an opportunity to
study Singers report.
Lease signed when the waterworks
drilled the well in 1943 gives the
Board of Public Affairs first option
to purchase the land should it be
offered for sale, altho no price was
specified.
What action the board may take
is uncertain, but some observers
point out that if another we'll site
can be found within reasonable dis
tance of the plant it likely will in
volve less expense than if the well
is abandoned.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
NEWEST ANSWER TO
LOCAL HOME NEEDS
IS PREFABRICATI0N
Three Prefabricated Houses Will
Be Built i'm Bluffton During
The Spring Months
Housing Shortage and Lack of
Building Materials Brings
Turn to Prefabrication

Three prefabricated houses will be
erected in Bluffton this spring as
new approach toward relieving the
critical shortage of houses existing
here.
With building materials virtually
unobtainable and housing conditions
growing worse from the availability
angle, the turn toward prefabricated
homes has been logical one in met
ropolitan centers. Spread of the
trend to smaller cities is indicated in
this springs developments bringing
three homes of that type to Bluffton.
One of the houses, a three-room
structure, will be erected on lot at
w. Elm street and College road, ad
joining the Dick Habegger residence.
Two On Campus
The other two prefabricated build
ings will each have three rooms, and
are to be erected at the rear of Lin
coin hall on the Bluffton college cam
pus.
Merl Habegger, ex-serviceman son
of Henry Habegger, is erecting the
prefabricated home at w. Elm street
and the College road. Excavation
was dug for a basement Monday, and
as soon as the foundation is complet-
ed erection of the house will be start
ed.
Materials are on the site, in pre-
fabricated form. When completed,
| the home will have three rooms and
basement.
Habegger's wife and one-month-
old son are living in Medina, because
living quarters are not available To-
cally. They will come here as soor
as the home is completed.
One of the prefabricated houses
planned to supplement Bluffton col
lege living accommodations for married
students is being erected now, ane
work on the second will be started
Immediately following its completion
| Metal Exterior
OF steel and aluminium exterior
construction, the 20 by 80 feet houses
are quite roomy. They have plywoot
floors and walls of insulating mater
ial.
Each house will be divided into tive
apartments, giving Accommodations fol
four families in the two structures
Each apartment will have bath, kit
chenette and combination living
sleeping room.
Prefabricated house construction OF
the campus by college authorities i.
an answer to critical situation dev
eloping from shortage of housing il
the town for married war veteran,
who wish to attend school.
| The four apartments to be provid
ed by construction of the two build
ings already are taken, and other
| likely will be needed, college author
tiles said.
| At the same TIME, Habegger's deci
sion to turn to prefabricated housin,
may establish a precedent that ma,
be followed by others unable to fin,
living Accommodations.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
MALARIA OUTBREAK
SEEN AS POSSIBLE
HERE THIS SUMMER
Mosquitoes Biting Malaria Suf-
fering War Vets May Be
New Health Hazard
Situation Aggravated By Lack
Of Operator For Buttons
Mosquito Control Program

Possibility of an outbreak of mala-
ria in the Bluffton area this summer,
a disease previously almost unknown
here was discussed at a meeting of
the town council Monday night as
that body took preliminary preventa-
tive measures to deal with the situa-
tion.
The malaria menace looms as
new development in Bluffton's mos
quito-plagued history, coming in a
year when a larger than average
number of mosquitoes are expect
ed and the town is facing break
down in its mosquito control program.
With number of returned ex-ser-
vice men here who were stricken with
malaria while overseas, it was point
ed out to the council that if while
suffering a recurring attack they
should be bitten by the proper type
of mosquito the disease could readily
be spread.
Whether any of the mosquitoes
which infest this area are of the
malaria carrying type is not known.
However, w. o. Geiger, town clerk
and also head of the high school bio
logt department said that this was a
definite possibility.
Mosquito Control is Key
With mosquito elimination recog-
nized as the key to the situation, ad-
ditional complications have arisen in
viewsof the fact that the towns mos
quito control program may be drop
Continued on Page 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
BIuftOn To Get $500
More In 1916 Tag Fees

Bluffton village will receive $500
in the third distribution of 1945
motor vehicle fees, announced last
week by the State Highway Depart
ment.
Beaverdam's share of the distribu-
tion will be S21.25 and Lafayette is
to get $35. County funds will re-
ceive $22,541.20.
In the Hancock county distribu-
tion, Mt. Cory will get $3.50, and
Rawson is slated to benefit in the
same amount.
Ada, in Hardin county will re-
ceive SITS. In Putnam county, SITS
is earmarked for Pandora and 5000
for Columbus Grove.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
Sunbury Man 10 Succeed Eli Deppler
AS Telephone System Manager May

After 81 years of being on the job
almost continuously, Deppler plans
to make a western trip this summer
with his wife.
Mahoney, who assumes the duties
of manager, on May /, has a wife
and two children. For the last sew
en- years he has been manager of
the Sunbury Telephone Co., which is
affiliated with the Telephone Service
Co, with headquarters in Lima.
The Bluffton Telephone Co. also is
owned by the same holding company.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04

Woodrow Little. former Bluffton
rural mail carrier has received his
discharge from naval service and
will resume his former duties on
Route l here shortly.
Little was discharged from the
service at San Francisco where he
was met by his wife and son who
left Bluffton by auto a month ago
to meet him in California.
The family made the return trip
in their car, arriving here Friday
night.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04

Morice ]. Mahoney, 35, of Sun
bury, Ohio, will succeed Eli Deppler
as manager of the Bluffton Tele-
phone Co. when the Bluffton man
resigns on May !, after being in
charge of the system here for 81
years.
Deppler assumed the managership
back in the days when the system
was Independently owned, and has
directed activities of the company
during its period of greatest growth.
He became manager when the late
Jack Armentrout resigned.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
Baritone SOlOist In
Concert Here Friday

Myron Carlisle, baritone concert
singer, who has. recently been dis
charged from three years of Army
service, will appear in the fourth
and concluding number of the Bluff
ton College Concert series, at p. m.
this Friday in the Ramseyer chapel.
A brilliant young vocalist, Carlisle
was assigned to the Army Special
Service forces following his induc-
ton early in the war. He served
with this group as . producer, actor
and singer in special service shows.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
Navy Film Will Be
ShOlUn Monday Night

Sound moving pictures of life in
the Navy will be shown at the
Sportsmen's club rooms in the town
hall next Monday night at 7:30
o'clock.
Showing of the pictures will be in
charge of recruiting officers from
Lima and will depict actual battle
scenes from fleet maneuyers. 1t is
open to the public.
The showing will be in connection
with a joint meeting of Boy Scout
troops 56 and 81 which viii start
at o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
State Will Center
Line Dixie In TOlCn

An ordinance was passed Monday
night at a meeting of the municipal
council, authorizing the State High
way Department to center-paint the
Dixie highway within Bluffton town
limits.
Center-lining state highways for
traffic control can be done within
municipal boundaries only if an ordi-
nance is passed by the town authoriz-
ing them to do the work.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
Trio Broadcast
On Friday Night

The Oyer trio with Miss Jeanne
Lewis at the piano will be heard in
five numbers in their radio broadcast
from Lima station WLOK, Friday
night at els o'clock.
The program follows: With the
Wind and the Rain in Your Hair;
Song of Love from Romberg's Bios
som Time; Indian Love Call from
Friml's Rose Marie; piano solo, May
Night; hymn Beneath the Cross of
Jesus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
EUd1l SOnsh Coach
OF Ada High Nine

Evan Soash, former Bluffton High
school and Bluffton college athletic
star, is coaching the Ada High
school baseball team this spring.
He is enrolled as student in physi-
cal education and coaching at Ohio
Northern.
Soash, recently was discharged
from the Navy. He is the son of
DR.. and Mrs. M. D. Soash, Of South
Main street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
Real Estate Deal

Dale Reichenbach has purchased
the Allen Beeshy property at Riley
and Spring streets. Reichenbach,
discharged from the navy,
ID now in the life Insurance. held-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
LIBRARY CLOSED

Bluffton public library viii be
closed all day Friday while the
librarian, Miss Ocie Anderson at-
tends q library meeting in Clsvs~
Land.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-04-04
RLuFFToN MARKETS

Grain tbushel pricesl-W he a t
s1.73; corn s1.12; oats SOC; soys
$2.o4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert books started; kept
f{S s9ssrs
books started. kept, mo. or wkly,; tax re-
turns statements prompt reas, Elk. 1875
ACCOUNTANT. expert. available part time;
bookkeeping services, Statements, tax re-
sq1n5 sSf Box 49, Star 20.
weekly nominal fee. prompt. DI. c si4i IS.
ACCOUNTANT, vet; q. sales and office
1n pfA ZAP 6
experience, high school and les graduate
but, wish, to locate in Washington. BOX
BoDS-F iEsSSf5 HELPER. white vet with
& spss T1r 's Mr. y Ellis g sss ~ hnss
CHEF for hotel or club, with European ex-
k EnasT, sSx 25s,B staF 5i,c,.v e.
ssge %a &c pre HaT m s s
COOK, FIRST class. Filipino, 20 yrs. expe-
rience; fine references ME. 1904. Rm 10.
FARMER--sinsle, educated, effective man
ager. Win invest in a purchase or share
s finance Hof fh Star IL Army
sires to locate in Washington: nine years
experience in accounting and finance ac-
s' nsssd married sss' age s'T g. rs
GaaIEi SIa1 MANAGER-rop salesman. ex-
ins exp;.meehan:, backed. MI. 1916. ,ae'
GROCERY CLERK - Young man, white,
age 30 desires position as stock clerk in
Please call Woodley 5646 2I*
MAN. colored. experienced. wants house
man or chauffeur job. Phone North 9473
MAN, colored. wants work as bakery helper
or nouse eITi p9rter' experienced refer
MAN, colored. wants days work cutting
grass. waxing, other odd jobs; 7:30 to 4;
Man ger eo asy p msrI 3a96 wants antors
$50 pm. references. 2230 Sth st. ne,
PAINTING and small-scale carpentry work
Eor Information and free estimates call
PAiNTER-pEcoRAToR. good workman
ship, interior. exterior. Call - evenings
PHHIAsRMatc1IsT. experienced, reliable, de-
sires position; so hrs. week. Box 266-B,
PUBLIC RELATIONS. experienced investi-
gator. reporter, salesman, oftice and, per-
one year law, desires position progressive
firm, wholesaler. advertising, manufac-
turer trade association: best references.
Interview at your convenience. Box 259-B.
Star 21*
VETERAN, would Ike Sat and eve. work.
acctg. school grad, but willing to accept
any suitable employment in the District.
Box lT3-B, Star 20
WINDOW TRIMMER, ladies' specially.
seeks position; experienced. capable. Box
YoUSG GRADUATE mechanical engineer.
3 years eng. exp. as naval officer. now
attending law school: desires position with
reliable patent law firm or other eng. Job
connected with legal wk Box 273-B, Star. .
YOUNG MAN, colored, age %, high school
knowledee of city. Adams 1888 before
II am. 22@
YOUNG MAN, white age 30, desires posi-
ion in warehouse. unloading on platform.
Please call WO 1886. IL
YOUNG MAN, VET, would like to have a
position as electricians helper. Call Alex.
bSa3 o2s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS and house repairs. CAR
pentry, masonry. plaster, waterproof1ng.
on nsnd ssnsRs Terf BALE Some ADJ
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construet.on
9 eo SESssess HoS eco Is HARPER
ATTICS REMODELED, storm entrances
built, Not too late to screen your porch;
BLACK TOP Socialists. driveways. roads,
Sqaoz son sra Saps sRS VA and
BUlIDTNG AND REPAiRINNGgcarnenter
and cement repairs speciality. No Jobs
too. small; work guaranteed. Free esti-
CEMENT u WORK; Stone wallis haestone
porcheS and walks, chimneys, fireplaces.
Md ph aSat soekv Her4e ee an
CONCENTRATIONS ALUMINIUM storm window,
with stainless steel screen. Buy now,
m sat aER coMoR coRp TOT 5ee $685. sS
COMPLETE HOME renovatng, carpentry,
repairs, painting very reasonable prices;
free estimates. c. L. PIERCE, Phone d..
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driveways
e ana speeaty c os 5SPhs p a e.
G COZ aTa ef a Nh s STONE woRK-porehes.
Ssf ass5sas NAN aR %oop so
CoNcRETE-walls. footings. foundations,
Sss .eg sfSfasE
FENCING-0Anchor fences speciality Also
erect other kinds Of fences. ~, DAYTIME,
Floors Floor SsANpED, REIN, old floors made
prices. BROWN. co. 4209. 90
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
fses a5uis ns asia VISOR
n fio aEe rMsfPRoVEEsaENTs, repairing and
za2 seS e. sihens Di
IRON wORK-Fire escapes ratings,
beams, angles guards. burglar.proof,
fstes fences steel iRN WoRK
JJIes 18th st. NV, Ma, 1856 or Wo.
PxiiSTiINssGS' AND DEcoRATING; 40 yrs. at
making homes brighter, For unexcelled
workmanship at reasonable prices, call
LUCAS LUCAS ~ LUCAS. S23 Emerson ST.
PAINTING, DECORATING, papering. floor
refinishing. roof repairs waterproofina,
s qoa' sp SIS 1873 GILBERT = HAMIL-
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING, floor
years service In Washington: terms
available, free estimates For home i'm
provements call AIRCRAFT DECORATORS,
PAINTING. paperins. floor finishing. Best
material work guar. Immediate service.
COLONIAL DECORATORS. RIA. 1864. Ia
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CHAPERoNE seryice--Travel,
vacations, short trips or week ends ao ref
e cfRsK-rYPIs ne experienced. general Of
fee worker; permanent resident. Emer-
iDicTTAffiiioNE TyrIsr, expert available
bilREsssssM 4 design. remod.. altera-
tons: eve gowns specialty; reas MISS IS
BERT. 1880 irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
clothes and adults ga 10th st. ne. sTR.
FEEDER OR RECEIVER. experienced. in
laundry ME. ols9, HATTIE RICHARD
GIRL. colored. neat, wishes Job as maid in
encsd. AT. 1873
GIRL, colored. desires clerk or salesgirl;
Girl, coiored, Intelligent. reliable, part
bachelor or days work. NO. 1923. Il |
tipping speed 35 w.pm.; general office ex-
perience; Call between 10 am and 3 pm.
GIRL icolored) desires Job as maid in dress
shop. Call between 10 a m. and pm.
GIRL. coiored, refined. desires position as
cashier HER. or waitress (experienced). Phone
NuRsE wants relief work; private homes;
8 hrs, So; 10 hrs, So. Box 1873. Star
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. available for
f.ull-time work; Call Tuesday and wednes-
PRACTfCAL NURSE, hosp. trained, yr IS
exp; S-hr. private duty. DI. 1925, Ext.
SECRETARY, former WAVE, exper., capa-
BILE assuming responsibility, available Sept.
j; $50 wk.; refs. BOX 422-A, Star -ati
Z sERyiCEMEN's WIVES would be willing
to do light housewerk or care for children
in exchange for living quarters prefer
Southeast section, Anacostia or Silver Hill.
Write Box 276-B. Star.
"SUBURBAN SITTER SERVICE" expert
child care assured AID. 1868. ~
WOMAN. colored, wishes work in tailor
shop. alterations: some experience in
pressing. MI. 1885
WOMAN, coiored, like to work from Mon
day throush Friday, IL am. till 8 pm.
Box 255-B, Star 21s
YOUNG LADY wants first class position,
where intelligence, integrity industry, per-
sonality, excellent speech and appearance
are needed and can be, utilized officially;
preferably q position recurring experience
In public relations. Phone DI. 7I77, after
YoGNG WOMAN. English MA, journalistic
experience. desires position beginning
Sept. 10; available now for interview. Box
MOTHER with young child desires employ
ment as mothers helper. Room, board.
reasonable wages. MA. 9677
LAST CALL for, vacation. I'll take over
one child or adult for. 10 days or less.
Warfield sl19. Wednesday from IL To 4
I'm Details
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcon..l

GIs asys eo 9ars I 81 sss desires
GIRL, colored. desires days work, .wednes-
gay ae Can aE a4 81 after snd ssTare
q. wk, 81 day. MRS. GUM, l47. S
GIRL, colored. wants Job as nursemaid
and Inv, for employed couple or part
t;ms mai sn,o- cs from 30 DI oses raj
hoasework. ' MURNEY ' BANKS, FIR soss,
GIRL L.. e9lored desires sh,w; coed coo cock
exper. a neas Ron ess No 1873. asN0'A
GbELs ns yish job caring for children
Kind So and carfare. .GE 1853.
GIRL c9loped wishes cleaning
ordWay 6 asi,s -i'"' " ~ 81
GIRL. colored wants day work; laundry
reference. CAN FR. osos. N'iA
GIRL, .colored experienced g.h.w. wants
Gaaywork 5 days a week. Call Ii. 5000
SIR GIRL eolsr ao vents wants rhw full or part
hotel, or clean office. 1872 9Th st. NV,
GIRL eolored. wants days work. Cali
GIRL, colored wants Job. 5 days s.h.w,
II Sun. to IL O'Clock Friday; stay nights,
ilOuseWorKeFt rei. ne. G[f9-
GIRL, colored, wants housework no less
than S25 to $50 week. Call any time
after pm, AID. 3245.
GOOD LAUNDRESS, light housework by
the day; reference. Call d. 97Sa.
MAID. coiored. work, cleaning apis; ex-
M pnTs1esd Teisre Wino At 5a14
daughter, 1s desires TO keep house for one
person; live in; excel refs. Box look, Star
10
NIGHTWORK of any kind; good refer
ences. MARY, no 6066.
WOMEN. colored. desire : days work. 5
NIGHTS, cleaning. from 6 to pm. AID
300 between ] and 8.
~t'NeN, eSnerlencee. reliable. good with
children, wants part-time, full-time or day S
Work;, est Of refs. co. 0540.
WOMAN colored; wants domestic part
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry work and
clearing by the cay. ao5 r st. NV Write
WOMAN, experienced, wants daywork
Tuesday and Wednssd Southeast or
North Msor,h.ast. DU. 1909;
7N7,,rs end Fridav. DI. 62R6 Oh
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcon,. .

RADIO SERyICE-Pickup. delivery; 24-hr.
service work guaranteed 90 days: expert
radios, ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE Co.
RApro 81 TRostE s ssss ess,m as W s
CITY RADIO SHOP, 81 pm. Friday and
Saturday. 9-g. Ma. OFT.
sRErRIGIRAToRs--4.rr repair service
work DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO,
UN 1879 Dupont ST67.
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REFRIGERAToRs, washing machines re.
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ana spontlng. PROMPT service ESEhiOiNs
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