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defendant Given
Probation, Talks
| Self Into Jail

Halle Clemons, AZ, talked himself
into jail yesterday after having beer
given probation.
Justice Matthew F. MCGUIRE o1
District Court had sentence d
Clemons, colored, of the 1900 block
of r street NV. to pay $25 fine
and had given him suspended
Jail sentence of from 20 to 60 days
on a numbers charge.
Clemons apparently felt grateful
and started to talk. Court attaches
thought he wanted to thank Justice
Mcclure for giving him the sus-
pended jan sentence and placing
him on probation.
At that point Justice MCGUIRE
looked more closely at Clemons.
you are drunk he said. He then
ordered the defendant to serve the
sentence ,on the gambling charge.
Clemons had been free under bond.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Chester ". 6Iidden Rites
|WiII Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow for Chester w. Glid-
den, 81, of 3005 Otis street NE, &C
tive in the real estate business here
for more than 20 years. He died
at his home on Tuesday.
The services will be in Geier's
funeral home, 3605 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
Mr.. Glidden was born in New
Hampshire and graduated from New
Hampshire State College. He was a
member of the District alumni group
Of the college.
He had an Office in the Century
Building, 4l2 Fifth street NV.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Zelda S. Glidden; three sons, Willis
S., Robert T., and Richard S., all Of
Washington, three sisters, Mrs.
Esther Albury, Springfield, N. j..
Mrs. Nellie Christian, Roxbury.
Mass, and Mrs. Elizabeth Oneil.
Washington, and two brothers. Will
lis H., Milton. N. H., and Augustus
S., Wolfsboro, N. H.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Latvian Says U. s., British
Torture Displaced Persons
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. "A former Lat
Wan circus performer said in an
article in a Soviet periodical today
that foreigners" detained in the
displaced persons camps of the
American and British occupation
zones of Germany suffered "out-
RACES which in practice do not differ
from Gestapo torture"
The writer signed himself Andreis
Upenieks in the article which ap-
peared in Trud, Russian trade
unions publication, and was dis
tributed in London by the Soviet
news agency Tass.
Upenieks alleged that he was held
in the Dachau displaced persons
camp for "a months after the de-
feat of Germany and declared he
saw American officers and soldiers
practice their boxing almost daily
on camp inmates.
"As a result of this practice I lost
many teeth" he said.
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going to Alexandria, Va, in 1908
He began work at the Naval Gun
Factory here.
During World War I he was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Citation and $1,000 for designing a
14-inch naval railway mount which
permitted use of battleship guns
on land.
He received his engineering de-
gree after attending night school
at George Washington University
and he taught in the university's
School of Engineering for eight
years prior to 1910.
For about 10 years before World
War II he was head engineer OF
the Navy Bureau of Ordnance.
Mr.. Chadwick was special repre-
sentative of the director of the re-
search and development division of
the Bureau of Ordnance on the
Manhattan Project during World
War II. For his work on the atom
bomb and for designing naval
weapons, he was awarded a second
Distinguished Service Award. His
work on the atom bomb concerned
design and procurement of impor-
Itant units and parts. He also de-
signed antiaircraft guns.
Executive With Safe Company.
During the war he was associated
in an executive capacity with the
York Safe g. Lock Co., York, Pa,
and the Clayton g. Lambert Manu-
featuring Co., Detroit.
Mr.. Chadwick was a member OF
the Gaithersburg (MdD Masonic
Lodge and Episcopal Chapel, the
Congressional and Burning Tree
Country Clubs and several engineer
ing and technical societies.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Asenath Graves Chadwick; a son,
G. A. Chadwick, jr., 1859 Piney
Branch road, Silver Spring, Md,
Washington attorney; three broth
ers, John P. Chadwick, Herbert
Springs, Va, retired Southern Rail
way executive; Ward Chadwick,
Paterson, N. j.; William Chadwick,
Watkins Glen, N. Y; two, sisters,
Mrs. Mildred Hartsuff, Birmingham,
Mich; Mrs. Helen Taylor, Bronx
vile, N. Y, and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
IL pm. tomorrow at Ascension
Chapel, Gaithersburg. Burial wiz
be in Darnestown, Md.
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Annapolis Glass Of 1911
| To Dedicate War Memorial
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. IA black
marble drinking fountain centered
between two arched granite benches
will be dedicated at the Naval Acad-
emy Saturday in honor of graduates
of the class of 1911 who lost their
lives in World Wars I and II.
The academy announced today
that Vice Admiral Harry w. Hill
commandant of the National Wal
College and a 1911 graduate, has
arranged a presentation ceremony
at which so classmates and their
guests will be present.
Capt. T. Starr King (retireO OF
Annapolis, president of the class
whose members donated the foun-
tain, will speak and unveil the gift
Listed among the war heroes Of
the class are Rear Admirals Daniel
]. Callaghan, Norman Scott ano
William D. Chandler, all Worlo
War II casualties.
Admiral Callaghan was killed on
the bridge of the cruiser San Fran
cisco during night battle OF
Guadalcanal.
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y
opened Photographic studio in the
1900 block of F street NV. He re-
tired about six years ago. During
the last war he worked in the
securities department OF the Ma
tional Savings & Trust Co.
Mr.. Alley was a Mason and a
member of the Francis Asbury
Methodist Church.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs
Leila Shaw Alley. and two brothers,
Wesley G. Alley, 1856 Harvard street
NV. Government photographer
and Walter B. Alley, Philadelphia.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Dimiter Stoyanov Given
5 Years as 'Rumor Monqer
By the Associated Press

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct. 2.-An Of
fetal announcement last night said
Dimiter Stoyanov, former deputy
in Parliament and organizational
director of the dissolved Agarian
Party, had been sentenced to five
years imprisonment on charges Of
spreading false rumors" of an inn
pending foreign intervention in Bull
garia.
His codefendants, Tonic Ivanov
and Alexander Dechev. were given
sentences of one year.
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|Msgr. Gallagher Dies;
Retired Seminary Rector
Nv the Associoted Pres,

BALTIMORE, Oct. q Msgr
Philip j. Gallagher, who retired in
l941 as rector of Mount st. Mary's
Seminary in Emmitsburg, died yes
terday in a Baltimore hospital after
an illness of four years.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday in the seminary chapel
Burial will be in st. Maryis College
cemetery.
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harvard street
NV. '
| Mr.. Alley was
born in Peters,
burg, Va, and
was educated in
schools at Will
son, N. c., where
he operated a
p h o t o graphic
studio. Later he
went to Tarboro,
N. c., where he
was in the same
business.
| He came to
Washington 80
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Louis johnson Awarded
Medal for War Work
By the Associated Press

Louis johnson, Clarksburg, W.
Va, former Assistant Secretary
of War, was awarded the Medal for
Merit by President Truman yester-
day for exceptional meritorious
conduct" In 1910 in helping the
United States prepare for war.
A citation accompanying the
award said Mr.. johnson was 'in-
strumental in the ablishment of
the basic munitions program on
which America mobilized for war"
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Bokery Driver Dies

John w. Lee, As, of Edmonston,
Md, bakery company ver-sales-
man, was pronounced dead this
morning shortly after he collapsed
while loading his truck. Coroner A,
Magruder Macdonald said death
apparently was due to natural
causes but that an autopsy would be
performed.
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q Z o m ] c DOUD,
died yesterday in
Frederick (Md.)
Memorial Hospi-
tai after a week S
illness.
He had been a
r e S / d e n t of
w a S h | n 6 t o n
Grove, Nd, since
1918 a d W a S
connected W ! t h
the N a w De-
Department for
A years. At the
time of his death
he was vice pres
idnYnf IN ahnrno
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6. A. Chadwick Dies;
Twice Decorated for
Work on Weapons

George Albert Chadwick, 66, naval
weapons designer, who received two
Distinguished Service Awards for his
work in both World Wars and on the
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of engineering at Vickers, Inc,
Detroit.
Mr.. Chadwick, native of Brook
lyn, worked with the Baldwin Loco
motive Works in Richmond before
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Sidney R. Alley, S8, Dies;
Retired PHOTOGRAPHER

Sidney Rufus Alley. 88, retired
photographer, died yesterday in
Gallinger Hospital after a three
week illness. His home was at 1474
Evening star., 1947-10-02
76O Home Fires Daily in U. S,

Records show that on the aver
age day America has 760 home
fires, 140 store fires, 80 factory fires,
6 church fires, 6 school fires and 3
hospital fires.
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DrathH
SIMON. LILA On Z

81 sisGf Us t?d1 $ % Mss,e ssR':s
moher nf Junas MUS smen :eph sistsr Sn of ostie he
Green AND mother -in-law Of Mrs. Lucy
Simon; She also leaves, other relatives
Arrangements by the w. Ernest Jarvis CO. CO
SLATER, MILTON TAYLOR, JR. On
yaaan Wednesdiaiy October 1, 1947; st his resi-
fGR denee' 1l4T .Ep phbbey pl ne MILTON TAY,
Mary Annie Slater and~father Of Margaret
Aane s1er Homa som The Timothy
Reauiem mass at St.. Aloysius Church at
eo kesVes ana Angs99 sSa nVs
co sl4ana 1amss s. METaS PsEtl CAMP Gt
Home. 1851 ,deorsis ave. NV. at . am.
deoe MroN 81 1uafEa q
EsSrah ICES at Ssts S;59 an; at the St. Aloysius
fat caaRLEs hs'Gn IuEPNGR NsGRa Samssasy
STEVENSON, EVA; On Saturday, Sep
gsa. gss FyA VIZ q sss
Fosse afa 3 sur1Sns aaa are HeT ten
AFTER one PM neef hasdaa ana Bet
2, friends may call AT her late. residence.
bsll bs1 & St + Sc Funeral f1d1 on Eridsy; ostS
Church. a Where VI mass Viz Vim be St Said inssrs
ment, Arlington National Cemetery. Serv-
ices by Rollins. 4339 Hunt pl. ne. %
THORNTON. MARIE IDA. On We'd
efSSay october MAR1E ss4f TIA at hoEsSH ksE KSsk
beloyed b wife Of Latha c. Thornton and
Of she aas the anshts9 ana s1 e
mains mains VII YIdo rest at the HFysong Funeral
mornine. October - M Until ltSm an. sa'qlaay Mon
esshoiie esureR asRee 44oo Wis Is ave. ns
Of her soul at o. 80 am. am Y Relatfvcs att sepSss and
1fRas pxtfS fG attsas psss
. TRAzzARE.., OLA MAY. On wednes-
MAY Al sssP 81 6as Ss % S4mss
Hsfnea.4 Home 4th ostonsl St and Mass ave; ne on
ment consressional Cemetery a'"' 1nssf 5
WIakERs9N, aHil, EVA: Departed this life
gstnssr Hospital. l'iSPsf H9s Eva VII W1Lk1a Z.
deyosed sister st sH Mrs shs Addie 'qsyiVed Ies q
q d3bs4 st. rssvss two abr brothers ssd and hoss
PhaTsdsy nela s.rvesa ost0es5 Sa .tssv altSr db.r
at pm. az the Fsrst loss sspttst e'e9sl churca h.
ocIstins mi intesmen s ssyaes S Meitns
5oUsa. Fs1? ss1 q 2s4 Nopssy a is ssss;" s:Psi
il !: !: 8:
PARK. p. G. Services at Fort Myer Chapel
ment na tfiaaf Xrllnston s'SH National Cemetery
YOUNG. FRED; Members Of the United d
80, ssstss sosts No savss ss1s: cu1 y. Fs''%SEs ".
Psass PsH 1d{sn5 ts5s notIss ms,s1 Gomraas n ass
81: ::S;j:!: ! :; $;:$; : ):
NV. Y. F. VI. services Thursday, October
2. at s:30 pm. Honor Guard take notice.
Winter uniforms; -
E. rovELEes! HAkI 2dSatant 2,hH1a Commander
October Z. is47. at the residence Of her
6s T dISRSRT FIth wfSP WTTE 5siHRsd
wife Of the late William JacksSEn sS White
ans Mrs ssa Gdh by q
William II. Junghans and Mrs; Leila Bige-
wet. and six great-grandchildren. Re-
mains resting at the Ives Funeral Home.
2847 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. Notice
Of funeral later.
WHITE, THOMAS z. On Tuesday. octo-
Der 2, 1947.. at the Naval Medical Center.
Bethesda, Md, THOMAS E. WHITE. the
and brother Of Elizabeth and Paul White
and Margaret Runyon, all OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home.
8, at. $50. am. -, High mass at st;
Teresa's Catholic Church. 18th and v
SITS. s.e.,. at. 8 am. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. s
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FyEd Hy HSfTos lYN & HURsH, Secretary.

the WORTHY tEhyyEnSN nssE0s: s: HuRsH. Secretary.
IEsA sS PEs REsA 6Rs 81 TSsaSS-
FORD Of Lee ST. cap,tOl View, G ,cAaafops Md pe-
L. IL : stewart Of New York. Services and and
~ It 3 papers please
cRoNIN; CATHERINE 3Sra E; eG;A7RRRfNS 81 Msanes- &.
iass sister q Ms Mary A. s paSls' Mrs. dxsT, Mar;
sa5et nls McGsmm xsnes M MS Smith Nellie Friends
Gdn rdi n.w. a. Notice Of funeral later.
DAVIS, AETHuEk kRGHrS e on G weaanVfiSsaasi SAVES 81
1H city shd srdsssS SsSEsn
MsTsasst lass tRe p FEfs Whsaey & 'hss s
Ts 0a sasqgdbayt
terry, cry Alexandria. Va. 3
DEEMS, FREDERICK G. On Tuesday,
SEPTEMBER 30, 1s47. at EFhHDERfek az 5sfe1dksneas e.
DEEMs. Fl Aifhs0bl The Beloved husband q FloTense
g. Deems, father Of M Mrs xattis F5snfss Fslin1 f.
the tne Simmons l Bros. Funeral Home, 2Oo7
Nichols ave. SCI on FriqaGy' fTiends GeIoneF in. o.
aited s Pint intermsnt ssia'iSed cedar ana a
baltimore, Md, papers please copyJ
DoNALDsoN.. 531 zoRA AdEA NJ I On DDNaTD- WsdnTS5-
seS soN of'ess5 81 2sS koek s aosh "a
beloved sister OF Mrs Nora Savase;i s9e;ii,iar MrS; 5;
Co Funeral Home, 29o1 14th st. NV,
On Saturday, October 4. at IL am. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery.
DIVER, FRANK. Suddenly. on Tues
fsy ssptfm0MsE Md 81 FRANK INK
He also is survived BY one sister Mrs.
Elizabeth CLARK; one daughter. Mrs; sas Rus.
sell Douvall; ,one son, Paul r: DWye5
three grandchildren and three great-graao-
children Funeral services on Fri3ay;
SS.5RSdist Sss2ssE church Pay RIsyeasvs as fes Nd
terment church cemetery.
EADEs, EvERETTE A.. On Wsdnsss- ass
mortal NS Hospital, EVERETTE a EADEss Hs
OF 1923 E ST. Sc, beloved husbano 81 o.
Eannie l. Eades and pd,1a 1atnSr q HIS EVeretts M
a Fades jr, and brother. OF Mrs; Nathan
Hodges. Mis-. Brodus Woodcock Mrs: HoW- pa
ard B. Brooks, all of Newport News, Va,
D. Talmadge Fades Of this city and John
H. Fades OF Atlanta, Ga. services az ,onf III
i4th st. NV, on Saturday. October 4,
at 2 pm Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
EDWARDS. GILBERT FRANKLIN, sR.
On ThuESday 9ctoesE fg4 paANKLfN e Esief
EDWAEDS ST. Of Gharlssta5rb ss45ba s Edwards G
He He also is survived by, three sons. I've
friends. Notice Of funeral later, Ar
rangements by the W. Ernest jarvis GO.
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DrathH

ALLEY: SYDNEY r RUFgs; SnN21 On Wednes. IyIne,s
a1 Of Of M M Alley f' sS4 sssSsa
& sH ot hss 1 this city aaa sqvses Wssr
The S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29ol
14sh st nw on Eriday ,S, 0ctSber B. at
AyERETT; JAMES EDWARD sgd sgd
JAMES JANE fa GDwaRb AyERRqf RRsqsfR0e{ New New
Jersey ave Sc the loving .lsn husband ,,,r OF
Tssns the JGan a .Ba HhineS EHs sts S cs
Notice of funeral later
BAKER, SAMUEL RUSSELL. On Thurs,
day. October 2; ,1947 at his home. 1850
eh chss RHE syd BsRFR GsfYy SsoSsd Shsss Nus Ma
nsnd ns at Of his Eapns as rssashee Koee Of
neral later.
BRANDON, HUGH T. Suddenly; on
bsoved HSSRs4 hSsssnd II aoaH a
% % 2e Se hea Sh at St nnr
1900 N St NV, on Friday, october j.
at l:3o pm. Relatives and friends friends in in
tional Cemetery.
Der ! ls47, at at dallineer Hospital Rove
o.
funeral later. Arrangments by DoVie G.
Brooks.
BROOKS, lA5 EyAANG5ELIN66 6,tsE,r n; peps5ted 5ss
at Emergency Hospital Mrs, EVANGELINE
ssuse8 RRooS S N Mrs. ss sds srd Msse m bses
Earline Brooks. Remains resting at Ralph
Thursday, October 2. to s pm. Remains
for funeral and interment.
this fe on eetoIs oeteher ave l94
Saunders. d Marina Tubm an and ErneStine;;
host Il o5heT Jeiatives and friends. After
3 pm. Friday. October 3 friends may calI
FFases FuneTs beIa Hone 1ervces Ss9 VIII be
held on Saturday, october 4. at I pm
Rev: r. I: Rollins oficiatins, 1ntermsent
BURCHFIELD. ORPHA X: On, Wednes-
ets eas oS5sRfE Pel9SsS
RaadsnoSri Si rd,. T. ' Bethesda; Md. Remains rest
Ing at The Bethesda- fsSyn Chase has nbIsr rI
Rotd. Re5a a9e df ine4a Of Tn a9er Reuben
geS goHN BuRNs 81: beloved husband Of Anna
l. BuThs BuFhs Of Of 1853 1853 shsFSn a. ysT sysT
Mr. Burns rests at the Warner E. Pun
phrey Funeral Home, s434 Ga ia ave, E.
neld on Friday, October 3: at 2 pm. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. with
full military honors.
CHADWICK, GEORGE ALBERT. On
eriek city Hospital, GEORGE ALERT BE It
Moore Graves Chadwick of Washington
Mo- sdsr nd faner sbTng OF AoeTt Chad
wick, rests at GartneT,s Funeral I,,al Home o9;
Friday, October A. At 2 pm ua at the th
terment Darnestown, Cemetery. 8
COLE, ELLA LOUISE. On Wednsssdayy
October /. 1947, at her residence, 639 &
St ne, ELLA LOUISE COLE. beloved
wife Of the late Joseph Cole and mother
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st;
BE- Be- held sEHsS on Friday october 5. at ii am
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. z
COLE, MRS. ELLA L. Martha Chap
sct ter Ne f6s 4 f1era q S. Services Xl cqor }or
W euf' eus late tie sIsteF, IaTsA Mrs ssei Ella +
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vnTINC-

neral HON
Park, D. C.
on Friday,
ment Arling
YOJJNG,
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LIE, MRS. ELLA L. Martha Chap
a ter, No. 4, o. E. S., will con-
n duct the funeral services for
q our late sister, Mrs. ELLA T..
lax COLE, on Thursday. October =,
1947, at 8 pm, at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st: ana
Mass. ave. ne. BY order OF
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sssss sss Ysis !: @ nS 1izAsHrH s. +
and devoted aunt 81 Royal Jones.
Funeral Home. 1s2o a.o 9Th St NV A,,dss Re
ss1sst deemer catholic Church, New York and
New Jsssey ayes Gsmnferv nw lnterment Lin
ber |, 1947, JOHN H. RAY of 1923 Reno
rd. NV, beloved husband Of Laura Colli-
Rs v heE m nds o5 JRhn Rag o ksy Of AFns
Robert N. Ray Of Washington, Mrs. Ray
Munson Ct Pa and bT9ther
mains resting at his late residence after
3 pm. Friday, october 3. Notice of fu-
neral later
ROSS. dIa EMMA Ra Eaos On Tuesday; septem, as,1
Wassr RHss Ress osSe1 do1 Of MTs ~ts
a1s5ds ,d e nas A. ST. snd ca sier MIS- IF wsssl s
sslsGn aei MI hass c.
oos. aom geo, 2 14sh st. 1nte4m.ns RT On roTt rahy &
coin Cemetery. Denver Post please cogso
sEATER, JENNIE. On THURSDAY, octo-
ss q aa4 NE # sr gEAER ssan Ve
Of John Scatter and sister Of Mrs. Alfred
Jeffery Friends may call at William
j. Nalley's Funeral Home, $500 R.. 1.
ave, at Eastern ave. ne, where services
Tnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
sEAvER, MINERA RAY. On wednes-
day, octobsI J, Ig47 y, at sea,rsdale; a,rS n z; {;
William P. Seaver. Services at the Ben
nett Funeral Home. Scarsdale. n. Y, on
Friday, october 3, at pm. lnterment
Stow, Mass.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-12

Triplett soft ball team will be bid
dining for its second consecutive vic
tory of the season in game under
the lights at Harmon field, 8:15 p. m.
this Friday, against fast-traveiing
Ohio Oil crew from Findlay.
In their first start, Tuesday night,
the Triplett outfit spotted Lima Su-
perior Coach to to 2 lead, then
came back to score an impressive
II to victory.
Ohio Oil, Friday nights foe, is one
Of Findlay's best, and Main, an old
nemesis for Bluffton batsmen, prob
ably will be on the mound for. the
visitors when they play here.
In the early stages of Tuesdays
contest against Superior, Buttons
defense was slightly wobbly in the
pinches, to be expected in any teams
first contest, but the crew soon set
tied down to play air-tight ball the
rest of the way.
Four errors were committed in the
first four innings by the Triplett
crew, all but one of which contrib
uted to Lima scoring eight runs.
At the same time the locals had
gotten only two runs IN the second
frame and one other in the third,
putting them in the hole, 8 to 8,
when the last half Of the fourth
was reached.
In that inning, 10 BIutfton bats
men came to the plate, shelling one
hurler from the mound, and tying
up the count, Sail, by the time the
rally had ended.
Both teams went down in order in
the next inning, T1ipLett gained a
9 to 8 advantage with a run in the
sixth, then both crews went score
less again in the seventh.
Triplett's last scoring surge came
in the eighth stanza when Neil
Schmidt smashed a home run into
deep right field with Lewis on base,
following which Hermann singled
and counted on Swank's. hard hit
which carromed off the pitchers
shoulder.
From the third frame onward,
King and Beach hurled stellar ball,
giving up only one hit. In three
innings King fashioned six strike
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-12
East Orange

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Kenton and sons
spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rayon Boutwell, and children.
Callers in the Will Stager home the
past week were: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Marshall of Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlen Gallant, Mrs. lilo Agin, Mrs,
Marie Bouman and daughter Myra,
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Boutwell,. Mr..
Stager continues critically i'll in his
home.
Merlin Boutwell, of Vallejo, Calf,
recently discharged from the Navy,
called in the B. J. Boutwell,, Rayon
and Byron Boutwell, homes last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Anna Gallant of Findlay
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Gallant and children.
Mrs. Mont Mathewson Of Findlay
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrl Mathewson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Williams of
Thorntown, Ind, were supper and
over night guests Thursday in the G.
K. Agin home.
Violet and Clyde Williams of Find
lay were supper guests also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris and sons
Ted and Joe, Mrs. Harry Amstutz
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Ravon Boutwell, and Lynn
Ray and Lonnie Sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlen Gallent of near
Findlay were dinner guests Sunday
in the B. ]. Boutwell, home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Mathewson and son Cor
den and daughter Dianna of near
Ada were callers in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Boehm are
the parents of a baby boy born June
T at the Bluffton hospital.
Stephen and David Boehm are
spending a few days with their aunt
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-12
EVANGELICAL & REFORMED
CHURCHES
V. c. Oppermann, Minis

V. c. Oppermann, Minister
EmmanueTs:
o:30 A. NJ. Morning Worship
1880 A. NJ. Church school
The Children's Day program will
be presented at the church on Sun
day evening of this week at 8:OO
o'clock. All members and friends
of the congregation are most cor
daily invited.
Rehearsal for Children's Day will
be held Thursday evening of this
week at 8:15 P. NJ. and on Sunday
afternoon at 2:15 P. NJ. Parents
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and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Held
man Of Kenton.
Mid-week prayer and Bible study
will be held in the home of o. W.
Nonnamaker and family, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Mary Heldman, Kermit Boehm
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ing except Saturday and Sunday. This
il sponsored jointly with the Metho-
dist church.
Bluffton:
Church school 9:45
Mr.. Ropp Triplett, Supt.
Morning worship 11:0O
Sermon for Sunday: "The Place
Whereon Thou Standest Is Holy
Ground"
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are asked to cooperate by having
their children present at rehearsal.
Choir will not meet for rehearsal
this week.
Cornelia Missionary Circle meets
at the home of Mrs. Rawleigh Moser
Monday evening, June 16 at B
o'clock.
St. Johns
9:30 A. NJ. Church School
10:45 4. NJ. Morning Worship
Choir will meet for rehearsal on
Thursday evening at o'clock.
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Triplett Team To Play Here Friday
Night; Opener Won By 1913 Score

outs, and Beach got five in the same
number of stanzas to give an indi-
cation of pitching the opposing bats
men may expect to face this season.
Schmidt set the hitting pace in
Tuesdays tilt with four hits in five
chances, including his circuit clout.
Two hits were made by Moser
Miller, Hermann and Mich.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Ernest n. Bigelow, Minister
7 -
Rockport:

Morning worship $50
Church school 1880
Mr.. Lawrence Begg, Supt.
The Community Daily Vacation
Bible School is in full progress with
an enrolment of so students and 10
teachers and leaders. Children from
4 years of age through junior high
are invited to attend, and can still
register for the remainder Of the
school. Hours: 8 to 1880 each morn