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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
Delta Gamma Partp

A dinner and garden party in
honor of the graduating seniors of
Delta Gamma fraternities in three
universities of the Washington area
will be given by the Washington
Alumnae Chapter at pm. tomor-
row at the home of DR.. Cornelia
Cotton, on Wilson lane, Bethesda
Receiving with DR.. Cotton will be
Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, recently in
stalled president of the chapter, and
Mrs. Theodore Ives Messenger, re-
firing DreSident
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/ logic; the Dorothy Bridgman At
kinson Fellowship to Miss Jane
Costello of New York, for continued
study of French classicism in the
18th century, at the Institute of
Fine Arts; Elizabeth Avery Cotton
Fellowship to Miss Renee I. Riese
of Richmond, for completion of a
piece of research on the presenta-
ton of the "Dreyfus case" in the
work of leading French novelists, at
Columbia University, and the Ellen
G. Sabin Fellowship to Mrs. Janet
Wilson James of Palos Park, Ill,
for a research project at Harvard
University on the history of the
American woman of 1800-1865.
Florence r. Sabin Fellowship to
Miss Ruth v. Dippell of Blooming
ton, Ind, for research at the Uni
versity of Indiana on recently dis
covered factors which affect trans
mission of hereditary characters
through nuclear genes: Lindsey
Barbee Fellowship to Miss Marion
r. Farren of New York, for a study
of the social and economic needs of
middleclass families in New York
from 1910 to 1947, and the Kathryn
McHale Fellowship to Miss Phyllis.
A. Bate of Appleton, Wis, for COM
pletion of study on development
of the iron and steel industry in the
Chicago area from 1900 to 1920, at
the University of Chicago.
Other Research Projects
Margaret E. Maltby Fellowship to
Miss Use L. Novak of New York,
graduate student at Radcliffe Col
lege, for study in higher mathe-
MATES; the Margaret M. Justin Fell
lowship to Miss Elga R. Steinherz
OF Great Neck, NJ Y, for continued
research at the Converse Memorial
Laboratories, Harvard University, on
the structure of two chemical COM
pounds, one of which she discov-
cred herself; the Margaret Smell
Fellowship to DR.. Madeleine P.
Grant of Bronxville, N. Y, for COM
pletion of a textbook in microbiol-
ogy, and the Marion Talbot Fellow
ship to DR.. Renee Toole Kahane of
Urbana, ILL.,, for completion of
study of Italian nautical terms of
Ibero-romatic origin.
The New York State Fellowship
to Miss Eleanor Frankie of Mount
Vernon, N. Y, for work at Columbia
University on doctoral thesis deal
ing with the evolution of the Yakut
language, used in much of Eastern
Siberia; the Vassie James Hill Eel
lowship to Miss Sara j. Rhoads of
Kansas City, Mo-, Columbia Uni
versity graduate student, for re-
search in organic chemistry on aka
loids of the, quinine group; the
Observation-Disclosures Fellowship
to DR.. Ruth C. Barcan of New
Haven, Conn, for research in SYM
bolic logic at Yale and Harvard
Universities, and the Sarah Berliner
Research Fellowship, endowed by
Emile Berliner, the inventor, to DR.
Suzanne van Dixie Beatty of Long
Island, for research at the Califor-
MIA Institute of Technology on a
project in astronomy concerned with
atmospheric conditions of certain
stars.
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OAR Party Slated Thursday
Chapter Elections announced

spending secretary; Miss Jane E
Magin, treasurer; Miss Ina B. Jor-
dan, registrar; Mrs. Charles H. Plot
ner, historian, and Mrs. Florence w
Keebler, librarian.
Officers recently installed by the
Col. John Donelson Chapter are:
Mrs. D. L. Parkhurst, regent; Mrs
William Cullen French, vice regent;
Mrs. Lyman F. Kebler, chaplain;
Mrs. John A. O'Donnoghue, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Lewis H. More
land, corresponding secretary; Mrs
J. H. Gibson, treasurer; Miss Mar
tina R. McCabe, registrar; Mrs. Earl
D. Short, historian, and Mrs. G. r
Witham, librarian.
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Business and
Professional Clubs

Pilot Ciuh-Tuesday. 6:15 pm, Burling
ton Hotel, business meeting.
Zonta Club-Wednesday pm Dodge
Hotel, luncheon and business meeting
Womens National Press CIub-Tuesday
10 am. to 7 pm, National Press Build
ing, room 1867, election.
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To Study international Law
University Women A1Uard
Fellowship to Mexican
By Frances Lide

law
Latin American Fellowship of the Association
women for 1918 and will this country study international
law.
The fellowship which
last night is of special interest here the Washington branch
ing its endowment fund Alicia Adape
at the National School of Law in Mexico CITY,
disclosed
Faith Wilson Baltmorew Washington
Institution Miss Wilson, the Minnie Cmnock Bodgett
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Fellowship, is a. graduate student al
Johns Hopkins University. She viii
conduct experimental research or
the role of the adrenal gland in the
early differentiation of sex in en-
bryos. The work is to be applied
toward her Phi. D. degree at Johns
Hopkins.
The Is awards have q total value
of S36,500, most of them carrying
$500 stipends. The recipients are
selected for their promise as creative
scholars, in line with AAUW policy
of long standing.
Seven of the fellowships were CIV
en- with the understanding that the
recipients would conduct their re-
search in countries other than their
own. These include the Latin Amer
lean fellowship received by Miss
Aldape.
international Lizards
Among others are the Aurelia
Henry Reinhardt Fellowship award
ed to DR.. Hide B. Levi of the Uni
versity of Copenhagen's zoophysio-
logical laboratory staff, who will
make a study of the newer methods
of using radioactive tracer ele-
ments in biological research; the
Mary E. Woolley Fellowship award
ed to DR.. Kathi G. Meyer-Baer OF
New Rochelle, N. Y, who will dc
research in London and oxford to
complete photography of early
liturgical music; the Fellowship
Crusade Fellowship, given to DR..
D. j. Kohlbrugge of the Neither
lands for a study of the Persian
language and culture in Iran, and
the Ohio State International Eel
lowship, given to DR.. L. c. Roubert
of Algeria, who will do research on
the chemistry of the blood at Har-
ward Medical School in preparation
for work in the physiology labora-
tory at the University of Algiers.
The Helen Mari Kirby Fellow
ship, which was not awarded last
year, went to Mrs. Hide E. Zwirn-
Hirsch of Palestine, who is already
doing research in botany at the
University of California, while the
same fellowship for 1918 goes to
DR.. G. F. Derrick of Amsterdam for
study of citrus pests and their con-
troll at the citrus experimental sta
ton at Riverside, Calf.
Another award, the Alice Free
man Palmer Memorial Fellowship,
will enable New Jersey woman to
study at the University of New
Mexico. She is DR.. Elizabeth Far
quhar Flower of Atlantic City, in
structor in philosophy at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, whose re-
search will be on contemporary
philosophic thought in Mexico.
Goes to SzyitserIand
Also slated for study outside of
the United States is DR.. Grace l..
Rose of Martinsville, Ind. who will
go to Zurich, Switzerland, to con-
tinue research on the dynamic as
poets of Plato's philosophy through
the May Treat Morrison Fellowship.
Other awards we're presented as
follows: Anna c. Bracket Memorial
Fellowship to Miss Louise Nisbet of
Lexington, KY, for research at Co.
lumbia University on 14th century
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As members OF

| Mrs. Roscoe G. O'Byrne, neV
president general of the Daughter
of the American Revolution, ant
Mrs. Rex H. Rhoades, new treasure
general, will be among the guests o
honor at a reception to be given b.
the Marcia Burns Chapter at
pm. Thursday at the District DAT
Chapter House.
The occasion will celebrate thu
40th anniversary of the chapte
which was organized by Mrs. Eli!
Logan, who became It's first regent
The group was named for Marcit
Burns Van Ness, well known a.
a philanthropist, who contributed
grounds for the first orphanage IL
Washington, now known as {
Children's Village, Hillcrest.
Mrs. Wilfred j. Chairman, STATE
regent of the District, also will b.
an honor guest. The chapter regent
Mrs. John J. Tamborelle, will be
assisted in introducing the guests
by Cadet Stephen F. Cameron, jr.
of the United States Military
Academy.
Period music and Colonial pan
tomime will be features of the pro-
gram, arranged by Mrs. Buren,
Jackson Smith, chapter historian
Mrs. Henry NJ Barbee, entertain
ment chairman, will be program
annotator.
Mrs. O'Byrne will be invited to cut
the first piece from the birthday
cake, which will have 40 candles.
Homecoming Fefe
Many Of the nonresident mem.
bers of the Continental Danes
Chapter are planning to attend the
homecoming meeting to be held al
2 pm. Tuesday at the Colonial home
of the vice regent, Mrs. Norment D
Hawkins, near Mclean, Va. The
regent, Mrs. Joseph B. Paul, will
preside.
The chapter announces that its
recent heirlooms tea at the home
of Mrs. Arthur C. Hougnton raised
sufficient funds to enable the group
to fulfill its pledge to the George
Washington University Hospita
fund, as well as to take care Of
other philanthropies.
New officers of the Judge Lynn
Chapter were installed at a tea held
recently at the home of the retiring
regent, Mrs. S. Dolan Donohoe.
The new officers are Mrs. George
B. Hartman, regent; Mrs. James S
Mclean, vice regent; Mrs. C
Sedgwick Moss, chaplain; Mrs. Leigh
Nettleton, recording secretary; Mrs
William E. Forbes, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. T. Hunton Leith
treasurer; Mrs. Warner w. Waters
registrar; Mrs. Henry G. Wilson
historian; Mrs. Harvey R. Pierce
librarian, and Mrs. Donohoe, dele
gate.
The Federal City Chapter in
stalled officers at a meeting at the
home of its vice regent, Miss Elsie
j. Van Cleve. In addition to Miss
Van Cleve, those who will serve
during the coming year are Miss
Sara J. Davenport, regent: Mrs
Allan M. Thomas. CHAPLAIN: Mrs
Jesse Anthony, recording secretary
Mrs. Winfield H. Fellows, CORE
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PAGE FIVE

Wanted-E Experienced mechanic. d.
W. Reiehenbach, Bluffton phone.
For sale Strictly modern room
house ;also practically new bedroom
suite; rug and pad and breakfast
set. May Be seen after $50 D. m.
any evening or all day Saturday and
Sunday. Immediate occupancy. Mrs.
Wayne Lugibihl, 4. Jefferson St.
For saie-40 acre farm, good
buildings, B miles south Of Bluffton
on Bentley road and 1a mile east.
Inquire John Clancy.
For trade.-Vi1l trade 2 door all
porcelain 2 Gu. It. refrigerator in
good condition for smaller box in
good condition. Call Bluffton phone
2G4-W.
For sale-Kitchen range in good
condition. John Wilkins, IA Cherry
st.
For sale-Large size Heatrola
used one season. Delbert Wilkins.
IL miles southeast Of Blufton.
Attractive agency proposition on
all aluminium combination storm
window of the future. Write T. c.
jerks, P. o. Box 81, Lima, Ohio.
No investment required.
For rent-20 acres good ground to
rent on shares. Rhuel Kohler, u
mile west of Gratz crossing.
Get your new spring suits made
now. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs.
Rhuel Kohler, Il mile west Of Gratz
crossing.
For sale-Baby carriage, good
condition. Maynard Niswander, Rt.
/, Bluffton.
For sale-Montgomery Ward table
top kerosene range. Rayon Boutwell,,
2 miles east of Black school and
mile south.
For sale-Westinghouse range: all
metal Mccormick hayloader; Hoosier
grain drill, McCormick-Deering
electric cream separator, all good
condition. Edgar Herr, 81 miles
south of Bluffton on Bentley road.
Phone 642-Y.
For sale--Baby walker, good condi-
ton, SIS. Inquire A to z Market.
Mrs. Julia Bushong and Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Bushong and daughter Judy
of Col. Grove were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clark of
Grove street, Sunday.
For sale-Four room house with
bath and built-in cupboards. Call
phone 501-T.
. For sale-7 room house with bath,
stoker hot air furnace and water
softener. Inquire 128 N. Main st.
For sale-Magic Chef table top
range. 226 N. Spring st.
For sale--Westinghouse cabinet
style electric roaster with timer and
grill. Call phone 532-T.
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Glare Reagan Weds In
Lima st. Rose Church

Wedding of Miss Glare Reagan,
daughter of Mrs. Lenore Reagan of
West Kibler street and J. Doyle Dix
of Lima, son of Melville Dix of
Springfield was solemnized Saturday
morning in st. Rose Catholic church.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. James S. Elder
was celebrant of the nuptial high
mass at o'clock.
Miss Mary Kohler played the or
gan and the mass was sung by the
girls choir. Their offertory and
communion selections were "Panis
AngeHcus" and "On This Day, o
Beautiful Mother" Deep pink snap
dragons and carnations decorated
either side of the main altar.
The bride was attired in an aqua
spring suit of gabardine with match
ing accessories, and had a crescent
shaped pink flower bandeau. She
carried an ivory prayer book and
wore a corsage of sweetheart roses.
The matron of honor Mrs. Richard
Brickner wore a grey suit with
fuchsia crescent shaped bandeau, and
also had roses. Mr.. Brickner was
best man.
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Reagan wore grey ensemble with
black coat, and American Beauty
roses. The brides grandmother
Mrs. Clara Reagan, of Lima, will
whom she has been residing, was
dressed in black and had. gardenias
A reception followed at the Rea
gan home in Bluffton after whicl
the couple left for a short trip. The!
will reside in Lima.
The bride graduated from Blufftol
high school, attended Bowling Gree
university and is employed in tn
Strasburg Realty office in Lima. Nh
Dix, an Army veteran, is employs
by the Lima Locomotive Works. FL
attended Shawnee high school.
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Settlement

Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook are
visiting in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nal Newton.
Delos Rash of Lynn, Indiana, was
a week end visitor of Miss Rosa
Welty
Paul Miller called his mother by
telephone soon after arriving in San
Francisco, Tuesday from Saipan. He
is awaiting his discharge from the
service and is expecting to arrive
home within the next few weeks.
Thomas Bundy and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Bundy are making
preparations to move from the farm
which they have operated near Leip-
sic to the farm they purchased south
of Bluffton.
The membership of the four Men
MONTE churches of this area is be-
ing solicited for funds to assist in
the transportation of displaced peo-
pie of European countries to Para
quay, South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Esau and son
John visited relatives here Sunday
Rev. Esau preached at st. John
church Sunday evening.
Sunday supper guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cherry and
family We're Mr.. and Mrs. Oryille
Mason of Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs
Rolla Wehrly and son Donald and
daughter Shirley and Warren Kline
Richard Basinger who is stationed
at Chanute Field near Chicago en-,
poyed a week end pass with his
home folks.
Ralph Allire recently sold hi:
farm and purchased a property oi
Peter Kohl in Ottawa and expect:
to move by the first of April.
Mrs. Noah Bixel's condition at the
Bluffton hospital has improved con
siderably during the past few days
Lee Amstutz of Fostoria called OF
a few relatives and friends here Sat
urday afternoon.
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BLuftOn Couple
Married In Ada

Miss Mary c. Kramer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kramer and
Byron Betz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Betz, all of Bluffton, were
married Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Early, of Ada.
Rev. c. L. Stager, pastor of st.
Marks Lutheran church, Ada, of
ficiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. wore white net over
taffeta with a finger-tip veil of il
lusion held in place by halo of the
same material. She carried a bou-
quet of white carnations.
Miss Betty Kramer, a sister of the
bride, served as bridesmaid. She
wore pink net over taffeta and car
ried bouquet of yellow jonquils.
Oliver Beach, Jr., of Jenera, acted
as best man.
The groom is employed at the
Triplett Electrical Instrument compa-
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Betz will be at home
on College road, Bluffton.
Those attending the reception fol-
lowing the wedding included: Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Kramer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Klinger, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Betz, Don Billingsley, Betty
Kramer, Carolyn Kramer, Lorer
Betz, all of Bluffton; Oliver Beach
Jr., Jenera; Jean Mikesell, Findlay
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Early, Ada, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron E. Betz, Bluff
ton.
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Fuel oil heaters now available at
Basinger's furniture store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Alspach of
Dayton spent the week end visiting
relatives and friends here.
Basinger ambulance removal
Clara Schumacher from her home to
Bluffton hospital and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marshall and
Mildred Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith and daughter spent
Thursday with Mrs. Chas. Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Free of Ft. Wayne
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Firestone and daughter.
Robert Hursey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. Hursey of South Main
street is convalescing at Bluffton
hospital following an appendicitis
operation he underwent Friday.
Ray Burkholder of Trenton, Mich,
who was called to Lima the past
week because of the serious illness
of his father, Enos Burkholder,
visited friends in Bluffton, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Augsburger
have moved into the newly remodeled
apartment at the Albert Klaw home
on North Lawn avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Stratton and
family spent Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Augs-
burger and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Amstutz of
Thurman street returned Tuesday
night from a two weeks motor trip
to Florida.
Norman Beidler, student at Case
School of Applied Science, Cleve-
land, was a week end visitor at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H, E. Beidler of South Jackson
street.
Mrs. Bertha Miller is spending
several weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Miller and family of Mission,
Texas and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Brauen and family of McAllen,
Texas.
Sue Montgomery, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Montgomery of
South Jackson street will appear in
Rays Dance studio revue at the
Harris theatre, Findlay, February
q. Tt is a repeat performance Of
the former revue staged Feb. 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Niswander of
South Lawn avenue had as their
guests, Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Emer-
son Niswander and family of Colum-
bus; Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel Niswander
and family of Sylvania and Mr.. and
Mrs, Maynard Niswander and family
of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howe and
son Francis and Miss Ida Mosiman
all of West Middletown spent the
week END here visiting Mayor and
Mrs. w. A. Howe of Spring street,
Mrs. s. K. Mosiman of Grove street,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Burk-
halter of Kibler street.
Diller ambulance removals: Edwin
Niswander from BIuffton hospital to
Lima Memorial hospital; Mrs. Eliza
beth Cronin from Bluffton hospital to
her home north of BIuffton; Peter
Bucher from DR.. F. d. Rodebaugh
office to Peter Badertscher home
near Lafayette; Peter c. Herr from
his home north OF Bluffton to Bluff
ton hospital and return.
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Ohio farmers grow about $4,000
acres of tomatoes for commercial
canning annually. Average yields In
1916 were about rs tons per acre
for the state. The tomatoes are
processed by 53 Ohio canneries which
pack tomatoes or tomato products.
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Funeral services were held last
Friday in Rawson for Charles L.
Wentz, TO, Rawson carpenter, who
died Wednesday of last week after
illness of three months.
He was the father of Randall
Wentz, former Bluffton resident, who
moved from here two years ago,
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Friendly Neighhors Club

The Friendly Neighbors club will
meet at the home of Lavaun Amstutz
Thursday afternoon, Feb. q. The
program: Poem Washington; Paper
Washington Monument, Luella Van
Alta; Special Music, Marie Fruchey;
Monologue-Mrs. Simlins Gives a
Book Review, Gladys Beemer.
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Alice Freeman Club

Mrs. H. w. Althaus will be host
ess to the Alice Freeman club this
Wednesday night. Topic-You can
Build no Tomorrow without Today's
Foundation. Numbers are: Educa-
ton for Tolerance, Mrs. D. w. Blk
Ter; Religion in the Home, Mrs. Sid
ney Hauenstein.
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after being transferred from the
Lima Westinghouse plant to one In
Fairmont, w. Va, The widow and
five other children also survive.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank all my friends
and relatives for their cards and
letters of encouragement during my
recent illness.
Mrs. O. p. Hartman
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Legion Auxiliary

Ina Amstutz and Christene Harris
will be in charge of the program at
meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary in the Legion hall next
Tuesday night. A special invitation
is extended to new members.
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Progressive Mothers Club

The Progressive Mothers club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Steiner next Tuesday night at s
o'clock. The program: Roll cali, fav-
orite prayer; Devotionals, Bernice
Deerhake; Children and Religion,
guest speaker.
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clubs, lodges
and Societies
Garden Cul,

IaT0en 1Iuu
Mrs. c. T. Niswander will enter
tain the Garden club at her home,
Thursday afternoon. The program
follows: Roll call, new stars in the
world of plants; Datfodils to Herald
the Spring, Mrs. Ray Hilty; Other
Harbingers of Spring, Mrs. Robert
Potts.
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Century Circle
The Century circle met at the
home of Mrs. Clair Fett, Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Baderts-
cher assistant hostess. The program:
4 Woman who Sees with her Heart,
Mrs. John Althaus; David the King,
Mrs. Wilbur Howe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-02-20

Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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Notice For Cemetery
Bids

Bids viii be received by the
Trustees of Richland Township for
the care and moving of the six
cemeteries of the Township. Bids
can be made for the entire group or
for each one or more. Bids must be
handed to one of the trustees or the
Clerk on or before 5 p. m. March /,
1947. The Trustees reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
N. w. Basinger
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Farm Bureau Council

Farm Bureau COUNCIL
The Scattered Neighbors Advisory
council meets at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carson Marshall, Friday
night at o'clock.
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Bridal Shower

Bridal Shower
The home of Mrs. Ellen Johnson
was the scene of a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Mrs. Wilbur
Heldman, the former Elvena Criblez,
by the January, February and March
birthday group of the Capsule Pal
clus of Bluffton hospital, Tuesday
| night. s#
The evening was spentv in games
after which refreshments were serv-
ed, carried out in the February
motif.
Present were: Misses Sylvia Bied.
erman, Ruth Boaz, Lillian Reiehen,
bach, Dorothy Amstutz, Rebeccs
Hofstetter, Janice Hoffman, Ramona
Reid, Hilda Bixel, Marie Kennel
Sophia Augsburger, Betty Edinger
| Clara Lora, Edith Reeder, Ann Ba
singer, Elizabeth Zimmerly and Ell
len Jean Johnson.
| Mesdames Katherine Badertscher
Melvina Whistler, Ella Dillman
Jane Crawford, the honored CUES
Mrs. Heldman and the hostess Mrs
Johnson.
| Regrets and gifts were sent b!
| Misses Jean Diller, Margaret Rams
| bottom, Alice Lewis, Florence Cries
| er, Luella Morrison and Doroth.
Rurkholder and Mesdames Bett,
Cookson, Virginia Augsburger, Stelli
| Huber, Treva Elsea and Marion,
| Marquart.