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Evening star., 1947-05-23
SUMMER HOMES.

FOR RENT-Furn., beautiful 9-rm. stone
house and cottages in Blue Ridge Mts of
Pa swimming, fishing; 20 miles from
WASHINGTON. RE. 1900, Ext. 72455: ewes.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COTTAGE FOR RENT at North Beach,
Md. Call SATURDAY or Sunday. the LYDIE
ANN COTTAGE, 9TH and Dayton avenue
-95
COLONIAL BEACH, VA large rooms,
2 porches, large. shady yard; water. elee. !:
season or month. Ii. 049S after r. 29H
COTTAGE, Woodland Beach; accommo-
date z; 25th to 31st of May, 1st to 14th
Of June and st To 81 st OF Sept. Gil 0454.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
FARMS FOR SAFE iconfinusdl !.

FARMS FOR SALE fcontiauedl
MIDDLEBURG HUNT COUNTRY.-400
acres rated No. agricuiturally. Old brick
Colonial house which can be restored ana
s tha AZ. BOO price, Tor quick sale KELLEY
g BRANNER pr. 774oi ewes, MI. Lee
Kelley. Gil. 1884.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-Stock or dairy
gyms 81 fss isyera IGs saaa Gss Aaohfg fa ~ Weod
MeoGNsTGoMEkf MeGs sldsi ~ coUsTY-a1o fertile
,ns Worked 80 acres planted in corn. 70 acres
hay is acres barley 81 saurs acres sS oIdate 11Ia
sS1ndsns eisY some sel,Ta1e5e0 Of qa rooms baths
S-w.h.' insulation, storm windows l. 3
tenant houses barns ,oos positIy n anH nround md
feed on hand, all machinery and imples.
tractor tractor: registered, beef cattle and hogs
fine teams of work mares: experience11
farmers living on property; owner viii
consider trade for city or SUBURBAN resi-
dence; ideal for business or professional ,l
9a1n fn dei5ns Prone sssYbRE9 a0I RAR II RstoT
8 Ss ACRES. tSRg adapted to corn. hay. xheas,
baths. siectrieisy, outbldrs.. hroeder
houses, Also store property with 3 acres
81 land sOsa stang tss ssnsrs,r sIshssno St so
for beth or s9.sep for farm. For further
tnicrmasions xritss Rss Isss swII.LouGHB9 {,
yreder.ekx Hall, Va or esh AT. SIo5.
Iss-ACRE DAIRY FARM. stocked and
fl,lly ecnsppx a-rm house, bath. 2o-cow
dairy barn, dry bsrn and other out
hsdgs: IS miles D. G. Price, So, 200
Ssa-aeTe dairy farm: modern lo-rEt,
dwellings y tenant houses; 4a-eow dairy
barn, dry barns and other outblnss;
~ head Of livestock FUZZY equipped
grocsry store now operating a. cross
roads On Isrm: loo. SIS miles D. c. ffice'
iSa acres good limestone land, 55 mi
n C.; beautiful view OF mountains; lge
barn. garage. poultry house; f.rm dTelis
ing bath h-wh.: tenant house anc
other outbldgs. Price. $4,000. oo
t5a-aere modern dairy farm; new iov
ces dairy barn with all dairy eaulpment
new silo; all farm machinery to 60 VIII
farm lge. stream throush back OF prop
erty and small stream along sloes OF
property: this farm is well known Iir ior
It's production Of hay and sraini I'm oaS: lSs
within 35 miles D. G. Price, sfo'ooo'
4io acres productive land. improved
WIN modern 1o0-cos dairy barns
4 stock barns. 4 houses, 24o head o.
cattle. This farm has all modern dairy
equipment and full line of farm ma
ehinery; If you want l money1dmaKeI eodi no,I
this is It. Price complete. $225'ooo; con-
yenient terms can be arranged.
Before buying farm, see us; We nave
more than go va farms for sale at TINS Is
time. priced from S5.000-S50os0oO RAY
BARNEY & SON. Vienna, Va pn2ne
Vienna 21S.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
SUMMER CAMPS.

$3.50 CASH-12A acres; beautiful view;
8 miles from Hagerstown. near Smith
burg, Md. Apply owner, H. r. THOMP-
SON, 500 Carrolleave,, Takonna Park IL,
Md 81, oS7Q 26s (
Evening star., 1947-05-23
GARAGES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES.

GARAGE SPACE wanted to rent for 1ola-
Telephone D1, 2724. 20
Evening star., 1947-05-23
Points for Parents By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Removing temptation daUde dressing is more
efectiue scolding about it.

Mother-You'd better dress here
in my room, away from your books
and toys. After you're dressed and
have eaten your breakfast you may
play all you wish.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
|AuToMosILEs FoR SALE tcens. I

II tAOBOtN&8DahkS FON - - --s-----------.
Do1dE .o s.ss.,ssass isa a1
radio. sanitized inferior. Some one one san snn
steal this der s7ss se5msr srss q .leSe rs tropd Ga
Dealer. iii 18TH st. n-H. 18th ana an =.
ns. Ssttssy: II ssss u best best oiIsr below Az
~ .ooo: craze 81 r orisinaf iactofy spare
parts arts very clean excel eond:; eI sacr5nce'
sSsn 1e;s AshsSn :. ;,as asslT tudor black finish
TsfAauLE IgsI NJ McToRs. 500 Rhode Island
81 .6go. Can Il rear q 30 New York ave, aye,
EoRiD l6i noi iaa7 coupe; 5000 cash See MRS
EMMA BAILEY. sII0 Old Fort I'd. s.e.'
SsS e luxe ssr ss ss., ~,
FORD, FORD 1911 III 81 super Y Tudor @ black sedan: "a
Sip eatsE ssat @ EeEs priced :. Only sl
Iii 18th st. nv. 18th and 1.
FORD. latest model brand-new i947 V-S
SUPER Ge luxe elnS s9aps
eIocs. spare tire and wheel; sl.sS5. I54
I0ID 1916 convertible club coupe;
esa ai raaa isls ana HoL9a asstss MoroR aSs
FORD 19ilssSaper deluxe Tudor; radio,
esals noyf oToR s,faa ef5 ssss
| st. NV DU. 9278. III
FOED 1911 Super de luxe station wagon;
new tires. heavy duty low mileage; excel
lent condition: SI.135. terms. HO, 1865;
FORD 1911 de luxe station wagon: r. and
h.: S1,295 CT best offer under, TIE. 9g79.
FORD 1897 coupe. excellent tires, Sealed
Beam lishts: almost everything recondi-
tioned tlnring last :, yrs. except upholstery;
FORD I93s de luxe Tudor: r. and h., de-
lIrosterS, rS,ssaled-bean, hi, interior and x; ex;
condition; s695. Can be seen at 500
Rhode Island ave. ne, ia. 2766. Ia
FORD 1886 Tudor; good motor, 5 new
tires, heater; S4o0. I112 Oates st. ne.
FORD 1911 convertible club coupe: r.
and h. 4 CLEAN. f A. Eeeqd.loosssinaga !ssaa good
FORD 1916 Super de luxe club coupe; low
mileage: new-car condition; S1,S50. Call
AID. 1867 ---25
FORD 1872 sedan-coups: see the newest
used car in town. new paint, T, and h.,
mechanically perfect. rated highly by
former owner. This one is really clean;
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Porter and
family. Clarion, Pa, were weekend
visitors Of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Spence motored
to Pennington, Pa, on Sunday and
were accompanied by Janet Lee
Spence, Susan Turner and JEANNE
Pollock, who viii remain for two
weeks at Camp Riamo, the official
girl scout camp, near hat town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Naylor re-
turned Monday night from the
west coast where they had attended
the national Rotary convention. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Glotfeity, who travelled by
automobile, are not expected back
until the first of next week.
Thirty-five or more members Of
The Oakland lodge Of Masons attended
divine services at ST. Pau's Method
ist church on Sunday morning for
their annual group attendance. Fol
lowing the regular communication on
Tuesday evening the lodge recessed
for the summer months, and will con-
vene the second Tuesday evening in
October.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Miss Nell Shaffpr. of Wheeling "
Va a,,;vod IN Oakland lasf week and
WIN n"Ae hf' nome WI" 'ei SISTER,
vi 'SS ! loss '''''l lie' / ei''i'''E 'o' VI '''''
NJ. and Mrs. William He.big and
daughter have returned to their home
at Norfolk, Va, after having been in
Oakland for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Calhoun who
had been occupying the lh"yer prop
elty on Alder street nave moved to
their new nome III the winters aoo'-
tloh, "th street.
,t c.,l o,..,,t,,. ,,J lor-.b+o,.
Miss S%hII!a Fa|njer' nave cone 10
Pan@' Ohlo' TO VISIT Mf. ana MIS-,
heIth Parks. Mrs P'iN5 Is the
1ofnef MISS MliiIe IKE
M. .nl M, C-a,1av Mitchell and
da,,obtnr Sheridan Eyominu are
here visiting ms SISTERS Misses hose
ana Lucille Ml'cheI' pfothcf 1"hh
MltcheH' ana other feiatiVeS'
U;ssos Ann and viro,nia Sb;rnman
C,,n,horIard varo onosts Of Miss
lava pnrtard an Tuesday charles
hershnrr' HageFStoWn' was also
Weekend visitor al lhe fecNard
The Republican., 1947-06-26

cents per copy.
The Red House Circle will meet
with Mrs. Homer Gnegy on Wednes-
day, July 2nd.
Francis f. Connolly will go to
Goldsboro. n. c., on Saturday to Join
his wife and daughter who are visit
ing relatives there
Mr. and Mrs. James Kcnncy West
elnport, We're in Oakland on Monday
attending the funeral service for Mrs.
A. W. IIelbig.
Kenneth Lawton was at his home
ON Pennington Street over the week
end from West Virginia Wesleyan
where he is attending summer school.
Mrs. Vernie R. Smouse and son,
Hervey Russell, were in Fairmont, W.
Va, on Sunday to attend the funeral
services for the late j. Reed Smouse.
Ross O. Decker, Oak Park. H., a
former resident Of Oakland, was
here for brief visit with relatives
last Saturday evening and Sunday
morning.
Lieut.. Col Mitchell Franklin, now
located at Fort George G. Meade,
returned to his base on Wednesday,
after visiting relatives here on Tues
day.
R. c. Rush, Sebring, Fla, arrived
in Oakland Saturday to visit his
daughter Mrs Vernie r. Smouse, at
her hmoe on Monte Vista road and
other relatives in the county.
Forty or more members Of the
Holy Cross college. Brookland, d. c.,
are now al THEN summer house Of
studies en- Deep Creek Lake where
they expect to remain until Septem-
bcr.
DR.. and Ml~. 7. J. Cahill were
called to Wcs. Union, ". Va, Tues
day afternoon because Of the sudden
death Of Mrs Cahills father, Mr. s.
3. Conner. Dr.. Cahill expects to re-
turn to Oakland Thursday evening.
Dolores Swartzentruber, Lois Muir
ray. George and John Hanst and Dan
icl E. Offutt will leave Sunday for
Cowen, W. Va, where they will at
tend a Lutheran youth camp at Camp
Caesar near that town, for two weeks
Miss Martha Grimes, following the
completion Of her junior high schoo
year in a Pittsburgh school, arrived
in Oakland last Thursday and vii
spend the summer with her mother
Mrs. William Grimes, at Mt. Lake
hotel.
Mrs f. H. Field, who returned las
week from Memorial hospital, Cum
berland, was accompanied by Mis-:
Audrey Spery and Miss Mary Nc
Bride both registered nurses, who
will remain at the Field home for two
weeks.
Rev and Mrs Chester G. Steyel
of Elkins, W. Va, annonce the brtI
of a son, Thomas Gregg, on June 8
Mrs. Steyer is the former Arri
White, Grafton, W. Va. The patema
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
7. Steyer Of Steyer.
Jack Lawton left Oakland on Sun
day for Philadelphia, whore he ha
accepted position with Westing
house, to work on jet-propelled air
plane engines. He had been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthu
Lawton. here for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Sanders, o
Terra Alta, w. Va, announce tn
birth of a daughter in a Morgantow
hospital on Saturday, June 2l. Mrs
Sanders was formerly Louise Benson
a granddaughter of the late Mr.. an
Mrs E. G. Naylor, Of Oakland.
Harland /. Jones expects to leav
Oakland this evening for Washingto
where he will spend week with HI
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. an
The Republican., 1947-06-26
MARRIED

Burdette. Clark Miss Evelyn Clark,
Of Frostburg, became the bride OF
Kenneth f. Burdette, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert P. Burdette, Of Mt Airy,
on Thursday, June 10, in Baker chap
cl, Western Maryland College, West
minister DR.. Fred Holloway per
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Burdette is
a grandson Of 1h. and Mrs. Joseph f.
Harmed, Second street
Both Young people were graduated
from Western Maryland college in
the spring, after the groom's return
to The states from two years service
as an amy lieutenant in Germany,
where he was wounded and hospital
i2ed for two months.
He was given his discharge and re-
turned to the states to finish his col
lege course.
After a wedding trip north they
will return to Mt. Airy where the
groom is associated in the real estate
and insurance business with his faith
er.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Erwin s. Smith is spending several
days in Washington and Baltimore
on business.
Miss Eleanor Ray, librarian, is in
Washington, D. c., this week while
on vacation.
Mrs A. G. Hesen and Mrs. Edward
Pendergast were visiting in Cumber-
land on Tuesday.
Mrs Erwin Smith and son Douglas
visited Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Orndorff,
in Westernport, on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Yeager and two daugh-
ters have gone to Baltimore and
Sherwood Forest for two weeks.
Miss Susy Smith returned to Oak
! land Sunday from Baltimore where
she had undergone a minor operation.
Miss Betsy Phillips returned to her
home here on Wednesday after having
VISITED feI"'iVeS IN fFoStourg lor /"
"eei''
Dr. Howard L. Zupnik, Baltimore,
is spending from Thursday to Sun
day with br. ana MIS- +. /. baum
&artnef'
2T,. and N,s Thomas T e 1i+t1o
and son of 1Toroantown " Va
I,.i.itad raIat;va. in Oakland Sunday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 7. eraser left
yesterday morning for Baltimore on
business, and will continue to At
lmtic City for visit
I
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Il%iI "eIa III a. MI 7''''I = w. ''.' "''
new Fa2mall cub tractor.
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TIE Oal5jar1 Amyots baseball team
p win nlav = return oamp with Kitz.
miller todav NJ 5.15 Est at Fike',
lelo' III Ihelr I'fSI %a'ile' NI'|'i'Ii'el
won over o"h"Sno WIN score %
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= Ihe AhNet5 ana Nay NcM"i'uS VIII
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lIrs coorno II Hars4 loft NIond,,
: fo,. tbo vast VIRGINIA State a.
oo,,,n ~ rocl-so,,s Min ,vbe,o sba !
' ono Of tba Instructors this week .
q tho o1dor IN c1nh men,bars, confer
! onco Aro,rd 175 vonro neonla from
4 50 Of tba s.ato,s 55 connties are at
y ''''0'''s'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Porter, o
Portsmouth. Va. motored to Oaklan,
last Saturday for a brief visit will
: their son-in-law and daughter, Nh
and Mrs. Stanley Calhoun and sor
. On their return home, Sunday. the,
were ACCOMPANIED bv Mrs. Calhoun
and SON who will visit with them fo
- two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wotrng, wash
ington, d. c., visited their aunt, Mrs
h o. j. Shaffer, at the home OF MI
: and Mrs. Max Orendorf, on Sunday
9 Other guests were Mrs. Sha1ter'
Il son, Paul Shaffer, and his son an
il family, Mr.. and Mrs William Shattel
Falrmont, W. va; MY. and MIS-
The Republican., 1947-06-26

on Sunday. She was accompanied by
Ralph Batten, of New Martinsburg,
w. Va, who came to Oakland on
Friday.
The Republican., 1947-06-26
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gondcr's Cut Rate store,
Hamill's Book and Stationery Store
and at Englander's Pharmacy, at five
cents per copy.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Miss Jane Aspinall, who had been
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Elliott. returned
to her home at Paden City, W. Va.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Shaffer- Niiller-In an impressive
ceremony on Friday, June 20, Miss
Helen Irene Miller daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Miller, Cresaptown,
became the bride Of Robert J. Shat
fer, son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs j.
c. Shaffer, of Oakland.
The marriage took place in the
United Brethren church, Loeb Lynn,
with Rev. George w Simpson offici-
ating.
The bride was attired in white
lace and organdie, with white lace
starched hat and white accessories.
Her flowers were American Beauty
rosebuds.
The brides only attnedant was her
sister, Miss Leona Miller, who wore
a pink lace and organdie dress with
matching hat and accessories. Her
corsage was of sweetheart roses.
The bride was given in marriage
by her cousin, Ernest Orendorf.
Glenn Shaffcr was his brothers. best
man.
Mrs. Shaffer is employed at the
Celanese plant in Cumberland. and
Mr.. Shaffer is an inspector OF the
Firestone store, Cumberland The
couple will reside in Cumberland
A,,,o,,n tho 0I1tOf TOWN ollpStS nj
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kcnncy, West
elnport, were in Oakland on Monday
attending the funeral service for MIS-
A. W. TIelbig.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

The Red House Circle will meet
with Mrs Homer Gnegy on Wednes-
day, July 2nd.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Francis f. Connolly will go to
Goldsboro, N. c., on Saturday to join
his wife and daughter who are visit
ing relatives there.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Kenneth Lawton was at his home
on Pennington Street over the week
end from West Virginia Wesleyan
where he is attending summer school.
The Republican., 1947-06-26
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The Republican., 1947-06-26

Harland /. Jones expects to leave
Oakland this evening for Washington
where he will spend q week with his
son-in-law and daughter, MI and
Mrs. John l. Davidson. They will ac-
company him to Oakland to spend
the Fourth of July weekend here
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25
Palette Club Makes
Interesting Plans

The high school Palette club met
Wednesday night TO organize and
to make plans for the coming year.
The officers for the coming year
are president, Jean Burkholder; vice
president, Marilyn Stratton; secre-
tary and treasurer, Ralene Camp
bell
The club is trying to make itself
known in both the high school and
the town. Many ideas were suggest
ed as to how they would do this.
Some of the suggestions were:
making things for the sick, decorat-
ing the cafeteria every month,
making things for the hospital
patients and also the nurses, and
having different display window
uptown every month. Many interest
ing social meetings were planned,
such as having a weiner roast, a
Christmas party, and a trip to the
Toledo Art Museum.
Amy students who have taken at
least one year of high school art are
welcome to join the Palette club.
We feel that we can make this club
just as important as any other
school organization.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25
BIuftOn Grads Of II
Going To College

Members of last years senior high
class are now seeking places in the
world by either working or going to
college. There are quite a few 60
ing to college. Most of them are
going to Bluffton College. Those at
tending college are: Bluffton College
Harriet Amstutz, Lucille Bauman,
Mary K. Bauman, Betty Bixel, Paul
Don Bixel, Catherine Bohn, Joan
Buhler, Jean Anne Burcky, Helen
Burkholder, Joan Burkholder, Ken
meth Finton, Morris Groman, Sara
Jane Huser, Jim Lewis, Alice Ruth
Pannabecker, Pauline PurselI, Patsy
Schmidt, Imogene Wenger.
Ohio State University-John Alt
haus.
Purdue University-Neil Schmidt.
Bowling Green State University
Bonnie Grismore.
Ohio Northern University-Rich-
ard Newlan, Michael Reagan.
Wooster College-Eleanor Linden,
Malcolm Basinger.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25

Friendly NelghDOrs NIND
The Friendly Neighbors club viii
meet with Mrs. Marie Fruchey
Thursday afternoon. The program
Poem; Song; Roll call; Play-Whel
Women Get Together; Special Music
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25
Holy Land Wedding
For Pandora Girl

The approaching wedding of .
former Pandora girl who is now D
medical missionary in Jerusalem, az
is her fancee, has been announced
In Pandora with the news that Miss
Irma Schneck, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schneck of Pandora, viii
marry DR.. I. 4, Lambie in Jerusa-
lem on October /.
After their mrriage the couple
plan to come to- America for about
six months of work related to their
mission work after which they will
return to Jerusalem.
Both Miss Schneck and DR.. LAM
bic have been missionaries in Abys-
sinia and Miss Schneck did mission
ary work in Nigeria.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25
Plan Student Sing
At High School

Bluffton High School students will
get plenty of opportunity to sing in
assembly, according to the new
music teacher, Miss Alter. Assembly
sings are being planned as one of
the projects of the music depart
ment this year. These assemblies
will be held once a month on We'd
nesday as a part of our regular
weekly meetings. The program will
be almost entirely group singing,
with few numbers by the mem
bers Of the music department. The
first meeting has been planned for
the second Wednesday in October.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25
High School Girl
Athletes Organize

Twenty-six girls met in the High
School gymnasium for the initial
meeting of the G. A. A. Monday
evening, September Is.
Mary Jean Ramseyer and Kay
Berry We're captains of the compet-
ing kick ball teams. Berry's team
defeated Ramseyer's 1927.
AT the business session which fol-
lowed, Mary Schmidt, the president,
explained the new point system,
rules, and regulations of the organ
ization. In getting a G. A. A. letter
600 points are required and for
pin 1000 points are needed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25

For sale-Canning tomatoes until
frost any day except Sunday. Ray
mond Moser, phone SAT-. %
For sale-Potatoes pears and
pickles. Harold Steiner, miles
north and 112 miles west of town.
Pandora phone 21-E. If
For sale-MeCormick- Deering corn
binder, excellent condition. T. F.
Prosser, phone 195-W.
For sale-Sugar pears for spic-
ing; orders taken for grapes, etc.
E. P. Steiner, east of town.
Replace that rusty stovepipe now
with new pipe from Waltermire's.
For sale-Two piece living room
suite. E. r. Moser, Bluffton phone.
For sale-Sweet cider made every
Wednesday. Albert Augsburger, 2
miles south of Bluffton. #
For sale-2A" by 81" Federal
enlarger print dryer, contact printer,
spot lights and other Photographic
equipment. c. w. Elliott.
For sale-Westinghouse electric
range, bedroom suite, livingroom
suite, child's scooter, sled, rocking
horse, portable swing. C. w. Elliott,
1873 w. Kibler.
Odds and ends sale-Lots of
household items, Come and look
them over at 1873 w. Kibler st.
For sale-Steel drums, reusable
cover, very clean, good for storing
feed, etc. 1873 w. Kibler st.
For sale-1935 Master Chevrolet
coupe, $275. Inquire Paul's Gulf
Gasoline station, n. Main st.
For sale-Potatoes, ready for
winter storage. Archie Diller, Bluff
ton phone 5307R., 21a miles north
west of town. 25
For sale by 12 Administer rug,
very good condition. Dwight Spaythe,
Ill., N. Main st. Phone 235-W.
For sale-Black leather couch, ex-
cellent condition. Inquire News office,
For sale-Seed rye. w. A. Yer
million, Blufftoh phone.
For sale-Globe range, good condi-
ton, good baker. Connections for
hooking up hot. water system. Mrs
Fred Bronson, East Railroad st.
For sale-Bluffton college senior
class is offering a limited number OF
1947 Istas So each. Call phone
513-R. I, IAj
For sale-One floor Plan house,
rooms and enclosed sunporch. Full
basement, good hot air furnace, 9
acres ground, about so fruit trees
located on good highway. Posses,
sion soon. Mrs. H. w. Althaus
phone 23s-W. r. Garretson, broker
For sale-Three storm windows
3 #. Az inches by it.; #. AZ
inches by 6 ft.; 2 ft. Az inches BY
4 #. 4 inches. Wade Marshall
Jenera phone SOFIA.
For sale-Fox terrier pup; alst
2 shepherd pups. Claribel Owens
Bluffton phone b47-R.
For sale-12S yearling Leghorr
hens; 100 White Rock pullets ready
to lay. Cal Lug ginbuhl.
For sale-Large size heatrola; also
| white enamel Kitchen heater. Cal
Beaverdam phone 175-600.
For sale-Buiading lot well drain
ed, some fruit and shade trees start
ed. Gerald Hilty, 113 f. Elm st.
For sale-Bed davenport, will sci
cheap; also 6-hbard extension table
all in fine condition. Mrs. jacob
schaller, 5 miles east of Bluffton or
Rt. 103.
For sale-Bof's bicycle. Inquire
311 Cherry st. Phone 415-T.
For sale--Wdod and coal range
with hot water coil in excellent con.
dition, W. Fl. Huber.
For sa1e-Grapes. Dan Badertscher
115 Cherry st.
For sale--Four used tires 600 b,
II ~ II
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25

The government support price on
the 1947 turkey crop is announced as
SO cents a pound Iiveweight for
Grade A young birds in Ohio, if the
birds weigh Is pounds or less.
Heavier birds are 32 cents a pound
liveweight. Grade B birds will be
cents a pound less.
The period before corn harvest is
a good time to start or complete work
on dams for farm ponds in Ohio. I'M
favorable weather in the spring halt
ed plans of many farmers to build
such ponds and frequent rains have
minimized water shortages, but the
ponds will be needed in average
years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-09-25
Mayors Notice

Monthly pickup of trash, etc, will
start Thursday noon. Please have
everything in containers and placed
where it can be loaded readily on
the truck.
w. A. Howe, Mayor