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BUSINESS PROPERTY eoe RENT.

0VStN6S~ pNVteHSN y0N NSsNs
s2a 3rd ST. NV. LIST noor; 2 rooms for
sale and service, or once space, $50. See
tenant or phone CO.. 1915. am, to
COM. AVE, near 8 ST, 100 it,. well
lighted, 2 fireplaces, high ceilings, suitable
shop or professional once: available i'm.
mediately; will divide. VIM. CORCORAN
HILL CO.. 710 jackson pl. NV, DI. 1888.
SECOND COMMERCIAL, 800 to 1900
combination Of workroom and efhces,,
with passenger and freight elevators with
loading facilities from alley in rear. Apply
leasing dept. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K st. NV, NE. 5400. -2S
626 INDIANA AVE. N.W.-Store and 2
upper frs, downtown. Entrance on sts;
Approximately $500 SO. IT. Bldg. equipped
with elevator. Oil heat, Immediate posses
sion. For further details, apply leasing
dept. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO., l415
K ST. NV, ME. 5400. as
ADJOINING RADIO BLDG. in Arlington,
adjacent to Wilson blvd, Colonial Village.
Arlington Court House and the Arlington
Trust Co-Brick bldg. with. 4 rms. and
bath on 1st floor, 2 rms and bath on 2nd
floor. full bsmt with layatory and outside
entrance det. earage oil heat; zensd sSTo somo
per per mo mo GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
2S4O Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, CHI.
3S3s; ewes. and Sunday, GIL. 1898. .-2s
FOR LEASE-1st comm, Wis. ave., blk
from Sears, Roebuck; ideal for small bust
ness or professional offices; will remodel to
suit tenant For further information, call
MRS VANN RA 1899 rs
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

snd coMMERcIAL-Lots ls4, ls5; so5.
IT., near entrance to new South Capitol
st. bridge; only 81 so SO. #. Brokers
cooperation Invited; MAX MILLER. 500
vicfsITY lIf Fl So or FE GHEvGR1Y EVER rHEArER sd
Joining sateNway. store property at 56th
site sunnybrook., Ideal for used-;ear lot
se RGTH Po%fE @ 4o Bond sasdd
Bldg. ma. e64S; evenings. EN- 1880. 80
light industry, frontage on tive streets
terms. N, 6: HINES & SON. OK. 1880;
APPRioxiMATaLY sgspii SN siTnaLY $500 so. FIT. on
main thoroughfare in Arlington; ideal for
price, $50 So. Il. JUDsoNl, N, ] REAMY,
Of new woodward 8 Lothrop store: An
thoroushiaress in center Of area, inclgd:
which is practically the eeosraphical center
of Arlington. This section Is destined to
become one Of the most centrally located
and busiest SHOPPING areas in nearby Va.
Va. OK. 1882. Open ewes: until 0.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MAKE A BETTER BUY through . layger
SHRM ehGss RN2T Az tHE Y91F tss sopy sss
sfRouT's TRG FARM cATALtoG. & Over 500
sfRoUT saTso9f sHxi SEAL T. 'siit M.ss ssd
FREDERlcR FdE MesRnctSn M.tFsRS.n % ss4s scr.
farm with 10 acres of woodland and lse.
brick house, located on Route 90. The
ns0sf nS sms xn'ce Baths, IN 'ei hrsplacss. sSe as
porches, warm air heat. The property
s. sso s farm of5 5d fruit esa sn.., .a sna
sms 5fuf Ss sFs'd y
sersss ase p ash tools sFs Sy
sgivester. H ss' With ROBERT MckEEyaa
CO.: CO: Rsslt9Tsj - 30 shoreham slds' MA. taso;
sHssi JGsr Lii hisfEp. s dandy. 7s-.er. farm In
the nsst Ugh Gf
pond; ail-modern home. bedrms and
bath, papeled den with firepl. and bsdrm.
snd psih k and s a. fTsy
good order this property PAS e 5. ;esn
Ssal 4I It to s. s
assssa ax1z reasSR WSRIaNoEs I'll ss5Es f
ofices s4s7 S' deorsia Ga ave. ave. Open N tili Il o.
MoNT9SMes1 NJ snsEeT esl sa wv ana as,r,
farm Considered one Of '1sa the Setter xr' farms arms
in this county. consisting of 198 gently
rolling acres. ll8 acres IN pasture. 90
in fd bv 20 in small Ss
property providing plenty OF water for
stock: frst-class fences; houses consist OF
one one 6,rm and bath h.. one 5rm an ana pantry.
rangement and condition. consist Of 30
stanchion dairy, barn, milk house, 2 silos.
6FR dp douse sofnaF{S
grinding building and implement shed; 10
rm. modern brick house, situated on high
e f arm
ss ssy pseed Ds ss sms dWs
II ssas' aMEs sso T. bxos issi s1s eo
TosAcco 1tss q 1'x AND GENERAL CROP farm,
acre acres sSs, woodIsnd lam located d. in M Prince Georges
the building consists Of 10-rm. and bath
ior ns nome.
tH' barn. automatic Ss water system; this farm
nan'ins s7ss snd san Ga Nj Hs5ss, sss 5xE a3e2
P1TfS.S P1T1N CO SoUNTY STY w St sr S1ek
% acres Exec T lent iand S 5mostfy f blue rrsss
sS sosEa ssaaee aoe II Ga n
reduced price to Sis, 800 for immediate
s@t5 DE e fsG he9ls 0fs pRAaegs RSsss ysRRt
HlsTokfe HI fef Esqar6y s4th = g t9 Tor tSis
Lovely old brick mansion y,na With 5edrm:
original waiis-in, fireplace: Soft. studio.
R5SD:ssy ssF.. osfII:sai sS!ns .s.s.
sss bsiss'' sisS ssrE RiaE Er's'rs5 so ss ss
19s 12so ACRES. LoUDouN CO., splendid land.
stream; in high state o2 cultivation: GOOD
pasture, approx. h-mils road frontege.
The house Is In splendid condition, lge. To-
and m sa iisss Sus NO Central ran hsssins plant.
Nice grove. This farm can be used as
farm. shipping D. G. outbuildinss consist
Fl ss ss Ssns s snd SsaE Sasn
chicken house, hog houses and orchard.
One OF the best farms in county; Others
Of all sizes. Priced for immediate sale.
sasz tsERs wSkhfs2Ss n 2Ss snd 1y h
330-.acre blue grass farm. $50 can be eul;
bath, well situated and In gocd cond.; barn.
si,o other blSgs sna tsRaas asas house s2f
LORTON. vA.-25 acres, rambling mod.
age; studio room 15x3s, knotty pine: 3
bedrooms, kitchen, bath. large closets. hot
ssse sssr vs sfa' ehefsn ssss house n for hens
pig pen. large strawberry patch, sale for
eggs, pigs and chickens; 16 acres Of tim.
Der, IL apple trees, 1-room tenant house:
WONDERFUL tourist camp sites. WIN sonstdsr
eocswH 5es III f'Esss' ss ro2sssn ssn.r,. e. az
nngton. Va, OK. 1888. 80
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN CORNER, 1st commercial,
approximately $500 SO: IT.. improved by 9
for any type business: owner will sell sll
or part. For information, call ME. -O095.
COMET REALTY CO., 939 New York ave.
NV Il
GUEST HOUSE, 8 rooms, Q baths. 2 kits.
rec rm., garages. located on No, hwy.
just north of p. C.. line. Call MI. Sebra.
or Miss odom, UN. 1926. COX g. CO.. INC.
1900 BLK. NO. CAP. sr.-2-story 6rick
house; can be retnodeled into store and
apt; above; price, $1l,e5o; ALBERT d3s s.
NEW YORK AVE. and Bladensburg I'd.
n.e.-Several nne .2nd commercial loca-
tioAs. fronting on New York ave; and on
BIadensburg rd.; priced from $3.50 to $4
per sq IT,; leases available on some. Call
Mr.. Norris. jr., WOODWARD & NORRIS.
Realtors, 723 goth st. NV. RE. $3.50;
FIRST CoMMERCIAL-5o.250 So. IT. at
45c, fronting on Diamond ave-, extending
to B. g. o. r. R., in Gaithersburg; town
water and sewage. Ashton b241. i
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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS, GARAGES ,9r Or
hays property in best downtewn LOCATIONS ad :,
frontagess Mr.. Hunter. Ma. 93Q0; ewes
and sun, qL. .b2s5: BOSS & PHELPS,
sT.. ADjAcENr e Hschs co;s s stSriesi sIi
heat and utilities. Priced at times
rental. MR.. HoILANDER' Elk. s2e2. .1 IA
icEoCREAM Plant. paying Wen: inc; cor y:
property. 20 min. ride in Nd. town; under
$4,000. Want a home downtown for
srads srass' OF eaie ieass main L.; $40 mo. n. T.
SECOND CoMMERciAL; ss,95o; . real
steal in an 1s-ft. semidetached brick
able for remodelins into commercial p1r-
poses; situated on q downtown street To-
MITCHELL oUICK. DI: 1881 until 8 pm: :
lumbia I'd. near 18th st. NV. storeroom
ard and 4th; oil heat; storeroom leased to
May 81. is4s. Can MTs: ms MsrIlla@s, @ Co.
MAKER. lib & st. nv. Ma. l106.
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

prom. apt, vic. OF wis. and Mass. ayes;
yenS E S.,sv suit pspans ssna1t cto &C. $3.50 $3.50
66fFichs 6i sasr AsnSEuSBLsnss va us fgra g. ss0s
Circle For further information. phone
sssmS sas PER iIoS No. will Civ. you ono. .pse.
nns ssss sa ffsz KAY ssH kHA4 fSs CO. ri tin 'h
IS. M ASR sIs1scscrnsr Iee,s,on; IT. .., u:
now nGw use st M s S
amRs sntls plss for for fxasnsss44a sass mon
ESE sssi'sRs' ass rRasK isasER's 8
ittAsnAeyr semonss. . is s.ss sssi55aSlss 5I,s is
ssoT 'u4sf ses ass!lss' 'es1s
EoH No. 11ea, Mt. oiiSst ra. NE: two apart:
Hs9s: 'asfs@; e s'sfs
Z L ICE, R.s" "wEAELsIiGHTED vi; RMS. in the
esSlthSS:. eS sc Rssf Realtors. rHos IS 18th T.
RIi Iaih esaSSi aSn SITS. N.w.-completely' re-
nSdssa Sssofs suites oss sds sEsaGf n
3 BERssTE1N ISas SPs Z CO.. ~ i4iS % St. NV NE.
iass AND SITS NMss and ;%s as.
sas ssS GEg 5sRsf!fs 1R5s e5 si;n
'.$E = s;j
Sud 9tn AND ooI,riat siiv remodeTeS Anniv isas,
ins ina De, dept'' f0npEsoe pEo NJ BERNsrE1N 4 Go.
I4l5 K st. NV, NE. 5400. -2s
10th AND X SITS. N,w.-3 lge. rms in
office blds,' $50 a month: including hss. ,,.
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., 141b K st.
SILVER sPRINGE,Niee single olscss and
Us; s;Ss; Il. 5ssIs y aovs
sinqoy sSna l0fs5z ffont uls thlrs d. Mic. sR,ssRss
isss SSoNNSS. eoNS AVE- We oFhFAicEsHFurni.hed FL or
unturn: also desk space: INCLUDING phone
esGnf eslI MR. sna aoopMAs ass sefcee co ssoo so
private oGe in ideal d9xna
ieMs lease. '0fii Phone aS' re- 7is5, 10 10 to Il am
FL #s 'HSrP W. s5. .9;: BE- s1
TWO CONVENIENT LocAr1oNs-M.il
a5S Sqpd Diff liss and Ss1
Wis. Wis AVE, near EIlieottIi or 2 Fm: suite.
tpSoslSs .6Ss Il EH HxDfo s15s BLDG in Arlington.
to c0yTSu,s Wson Sd and fSs Ss arnscn yss
bath BATH on ~. ist door door, rms and bath on sad
fuil with n 5s, ana ,osn out
$3.50 per mo. GEORGE MASON GREEN
ESQ Eyss Wilson snS Sys sundsy a ssss
OFFICE. single, sublet, approx. ESQ "a.
sso I'll Bexsn Bes mo slfs H. 9sf Sia and Eve 't' NV"
ONLY sss is Month a,.ssa for thIs a,,, snail g..n
sns sfa1s5 PeRiss sESIfS Il s5R coR .nf h..s
SUITE sur sVof Of 2 EMs.-Aso single: ideal for
hYSss sSsLr RI Il iast iSE4H2spa 2s ss sHso without
sscretarissIl secret; service, For particulars call
FOR 2 co-operative individuals; WIG re-
auire once space with best K st. address.
FTKFEkoos Fzfs Eh 'sSS sdfTE IF .pni
wi White e. House; USE available immediat.ly; pref.
erence to permanent Washington orsaniEs-
TWO BLOCKS WHITE HoUsE-2-room
suite, extra storeroom; newly DECORATED:
available Immediately; $14O month. E4.
DoCToR's oFFICE-suite containing 700
50. IT. in. bldg. which has been completely
renovated for such purpose. located block
| from Doctors Hospital and Q blocks from
new g. W.-Medical Center. THOS. J.
FISHER { CO. INC, Realtors, 73s 16th
ST. NV. DI. $3.50. i
CoLORED, 2and AND M SITS. N.w.-Lse.
once bldg. containing ] l rms, in excel.
ing department, LEO M. BERNSTEIN b
leo. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54Oo. -2S
ICOLORED-4 rooms and bath ideal lcea-
ton. next door to Strand Theater. IN
TW. 1892 or ia. 1884. >,
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE-For those who want the
ONCE, with receptionist. mail and switch
board service; well-appointed conference
room for private discussions: stenographic
service available. Ground floor OF Barr
Bldg, eIO 18th st. NV. dew doors from
Conn. and X. Call DI. 2704. i
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-Semiprivate desk
space in dignifled ONCE; S35 mo. Refer
ences required. Box 1OS-T, Star. rs
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

"BTY NOW" for your future home in the
fastest srewing, restricted communities
Hard roads, eiec Guar. title For beauti-
full Illustrated free booklet, write or phone
Paul E. Harrison. 1892 K St. NV. ME-
1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
FOR RENT until May 1, home in Miami,
best section; kitchen. living room, bed
rooms and bath. Completely furnished in
Guiding linen. Call RA. 2271. q
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
INDUSTRIAL PROF FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLINGP We need properties of all types;
homes small and large investment proper
ties, acreage, building lots in groups. COM
mercial ground and buildings. Many clients
waiting and our sales force Is equipped to
I.anole any deal. We can deliver q complete
oackage-the sale and the financing FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC. 1928 X
xRE Al n.Y You NA AoiNd s1al TO SELL, Our organ.
ization will advise you on all details of
the sale We have several clients with the
money to buy. H. BROOKS PERR1NG d
CO., Realtors, ST. 4422.
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SUBURBAN. ssALS-vIReIkIA.

FREE-THE REALTY BULLETiN-dives
full oescription and price of IL types Of
houses OW 1897.
ARLINGTON, VA. Attractive 2-story
brick home, featuring large living rm.
with fireplace, 3 bedrms., nice kit. COM
pletely equipped, garage; situated on large
lot 75 It. wide, located near Colonial
village Many other ettrac. features.
Priced S1s,950. reasonable down payment.
JUDSON REAMY. 1922 No. Irving st., Ar
linston. Va. CHI. 0s00. Open evenings
until 9 pm go
NEW, IN ARLrNGToN-Full 2-story brick.
spacious lawn, cor lot, 115x70; center
hall plan, lEe. liv. rm. with fireplace. din:
rm.. kit and Law. on 1st a.; bedrms. and
rections: West on Lee hwy. through Cher.
rydsle, past Glebe I'd. 8 blks,, turn riEht
on Florida st. to 26th. Open daily and
Sunday IL until dark. Can RA. 7326.-S0
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

6, 900 SO. FT.; new building. 2 street en-
frances; r.r. siding available; long-term
lease to reliable tenant. MICHAEL WALSH
& SON, RE. 1882. -28
UNDER LONG-TERM LEASE-Will build
warehouse suitable for tenant on $4,000
So TT. industrial property with railroad
sign. Box 449.M, Star.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR REM

FOR RENT-1st commercial: End and 3rc
floors; very desirable location, MINI. anc
Pa. ayes. s.e.: will consider renting q:
entirety or as individual ofdces. TIL
GABLES CO., 2045 Nichols ave. Sc, At
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CAN SELL YOUR BLDG. NOW-Nothing
too large or too small: What have you3
cozs ats snd nd Gss nsestmens
properties Of all kinds. List your proper
ties with MILTON F. RUPERT, 405 In
vestment Bldg, DI. b015; eyes,, EN-. 54O7.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DRUGSTORE SITE WANTED, in estab-
lished or new shopping center. Write,
giving location. rent, lease, etc, Box
366-T, Star, -
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API. HOUSES EoR SAFE

s-EAMlLY nRICK, s2e oOoLCorner LOT,
old old sa. also .as sf:H. :soa. fr;sk se2o aio aiGh
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APT. MoUsE GROUNDS, lot 70 feet. vide;
$500 Out N. Il. eye. ] nj. past Dis
xtet hnS and Asmpshirs v1sw. oWssnnH' oWssnn
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Christmas Eve Wedding

Nadine, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
V. H. Altman and Rev. Mahlon Wen
ger of Findlay will be married in a
Christmas eve ceremony at the All
man residence near Bluffton with the
father of the bride officiating.
The bride-eleet is a senior at Ot-
terbein college, Westerville and Rev.
Wenger is serving the West Findlay
charge of the Evangelical United
Brethren church.
The couple will reside at the home
of the brides parents until fall when
they will enter Bonebrake seminary,
Dayton.
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New leather for soies and heels
at the shoe repair department in
Murray Upholstqring shop at 142
Thursman st.
For sale-Latest model Woman's
Friend washer used II months in
small family. EXCELLENT condition. In
quire: 124 ". Kibler ST., Bluffton.
Phone 166-W. #
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Sunday Wedding

Sunday Wedding
Harriet, eldest daughter of Mrs.
Hazel Blome and Gareth, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Todd, both of Bluff
ton will be married in the Presby-
terian church Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in an open church eere-
mony.
The bride-elect has been employed
as a secretary in Chicago and Mr..
Todd is a student in the Cleveland
College Of Mortuary science.
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''Pardon me, young lady," said
the office manager, but in the mat
ter of dress, don't you think you
could show little more discretion ?"
MY gosh" exclaimed Fanny,
"some of you guys amt never salts
fled"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-25

The Orange Township Farm Wo-
mems club will hold an all day
meeting with Mrs. Edith Powell on
Thursday, Jan. /. The following
afternoon program has been arrang-
ed:
Devotionals, Pearl Anderson; Roll
call, time savers; Welcome New
Year, Ethel Shilling; Around the
World, Mildred Montgomery; Greet
ings, Cleah Ewing; And be a Friend
to Man, Edith Powell; My No-Worry
Shelf, Edith Swank; I'm Tired OF
Grandma, Pearl Anderson.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my friends for the
many cards and flowers sent me dur
ing my stay in the hospital; also do
wish to thank the nurses in the hos
pital for their many kindnesses.
Mrs. Albert Kohler ,
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank sincerely ali the
many friends who sent the cards and
beautiful flowers while I was a pa
tlent in Biuffton hospital; also do
thank all those who so thoughtfully
called on me. II
..- Mrs. Irene Morris
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The Orange Township Trustees
viii hold their final meeting of the
year oh Wednesday, December 81 at
1880 fp. m. All outstanding bills
should be presented to the clerk be-
fore that time.
James A. Gallant, Clerk
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Holiday Wedding

Holiday Wedding
Ruth, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Steiner of Poplar street
will become the bride of Peter Muller,
son of Mrs. Ruth Muller of Garfield
Heights, Cleveland suburb in a GER
emony at the First Mennonite church,
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
The couple will reside in Columbus
where Mr.. Muller is a student in the
college of horticulture of Ohio State
university.
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Beet Picker

Harvesting beets by conventional
hand methods requires about 81
man-hours per acre, but a combine
requires only about four man-hours
per acre.
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COINS

u ~ l. ~ -
You May Have in Your
Pocketbook
| will pay the following prices
for these coins that are now
found in general circulation.
Limited Quantity Wanted
LINCOLN CENTS: 19O9svdb
$500; 1914D $1.o0; 1922 75c;
1909S, 1915 35c; 1924D 10c.
LIBERTY NICKELs: 1885 81;
1925 s1oo; 1886 SOC.
BUFFALO NICKELS: 191SS
type 2 s1.0O; 1875 type /,
1s13D type 2, 1e14D 25c.
MORGAN DIMES: 1850 81;
1s94o, 1860, 1905, 1870,
1879, 1sO1s, 19Oas, 191ss zoe.
MERCURY DIMES: 1916D
$3.50; 1921, a921D zoe; 1926s,
193Os, 1931s. 1931D 15c.
MORGAN QUARTERS: 19o1s
S4.Oo; 1s96s, l1913s s1.O0.
STANDING liberty QUAR-
TIERS: 1916 $500; 1921, 1925
s1.00; Other dates prior to
1926 also wanted.
WASHINGTON QUARTERS:
I932s, 1932D 75c; 1875 35c.
HALF DOLLARS: 1921, 1o21s
1s21D, 193aD 7bc.
INDIAN CENTS: Dates prior
to 1880, 1884, 1885, 1886, 19oss
and 1909S Wanted at all times.
ALL coins must be In aver
age condition. None mutilated.
WILL ALSO BUY OLD It. :.
COINS AT TOP PRICES.
Call or Write to:
ROBERT w. BENROTH
612 South Main Street
BLUFFT0N, OHIO
Telephone 342~Y
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Clubs. lodges
and Societies
Engagement Announced

Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Harry d. Suter of
Pandora announce the engagement of
their daughter Agnes to Richard X.
Berky, son of Prof. and Mrs. II. w.
Berky of Spring street.
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Engagement and Marriage

Delbert A. McGinnis announces the
engagement of his daughter Adelaide
to Harry Francis Heinman, son of
Norman Heinman of Put in Bay,
Ohio.
The wedding will take place at St.
Johns Catholic church, Lima, Satur-
day morning at 6:15 o'clock where
Rev. John Nett will celebrate the
nuptial mass assisted by the boys
choir of the church.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Anne McGinnis and Jo-
seph J. Parker of Put in Bay will be
best man. A wedding breakfast at
the Hotel Kirwin will follow the GER
emony after which the couple will
leave for a two weeks stay in Flori-
da.
The bride-elect is instructor in
languages at Put in Bay high school.
Mr.. Heinman is engaged in business
with his father and brother as vim
icuIturist. During the war he served
three years in the Army air force as
bomber pilot with rank of captain.
The couple will make their home
in Put in Bay.
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Hi~Isow Club

The Hi-Low club held a meeting
and Christmas exchange at the home
of Mrs. Paul Geiser last Thursday
night. First prize was won by Mrs.
Paul Basinger. The next meeting will
be held January s at the home of
Mrs. George Schumacher.
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Royal Neighbors

The Royal Neighbors' will meet
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Armbrecht. There will be cleo
tion of officers and a thirty-cent gift
exchange. Each member is asked to
bring popcorn or candy.
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Entertains for BrIde-elect
Mrs. Millard Herr was hostess at
a miscellaneous shower Tuesday
night honoring Bettye Jeanne Lewis,
bride elect of Robert Fl. Vroman of
Defiance.
The evening was spent informally
after which refreshments were sery-
ed. Many gifts were received from
the following guests: 49,
Mesdames Don Critics, Wade
Shook, Richard Lewis, Robert Lewis,
Jerome Herr, Carl Lewis of Lima,
and Mrs. Minnie Lewis. --.
Misses. Meredith Stepleton, Mary
Lou Keller, Dorothy Herr and Eioise
Lewis of Lima. .s
Regrets were sent by Mrs. Olan
Lewis, Mrs. Dana Matthewson, Mrs,
Edgar Herr, Miss Emma Manahar
and Mrs. Wallace Keller, Rawson.
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Bridal Shower

Bridal Shower
Honoring Miss Selma Lucille Mil
Ter, bride-elect of Howard Diller, a
miscellaneous shower was held last
Monday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Milo Lora.
The evening was spent in games
and contests followed by refresh
ments. .
Guests were: Miss Selma Miller,
Howard Diller, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Niswander, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nus
baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis MIS-
wander, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Diller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Luginbihl, Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Diller, Mrs. Mary
Miller and son Paul, Miss Mary
Schey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Moser, Mr.,
and Mrs. Omer Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Augsburger.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-04-19

that's what you are! Poor
Fla gsta d = she's suffered
enoughp'
Poor Flagstaad' has been
accused by Norwegian ambas>
sador to the U. s., w. M. Mer>
genstierne, of conniving with
the Germans, after Norwegian
authorities here refused to help
her, to return to her Quisling
husband in Norway in 1941.
Her husband, Henry johann
sen, a member of Major Vid,
kun Quisling's traitor party,
Nasjenal Samling, was charged
before his death of making
profit of more than $4,000, 900
doing business with the Nazis.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-04-19
Women pic|<ets fIuster FIogstod.

Fat and fiftyish Kristen
Flagstad, Norwegian soprano
accused of Nazi collaboration,
made a grand and dramatic en-,
trance on>stage at Orchestra
Hall, April 11-via the alley.
While Kristen played SAL
lY in our Alley" her coun-
trYmen eagerly awaited her
arrival. and queued up at
the box office in a long line
"a picket line!
La Flagstad was scheduled
to go on at $50 pm. that eve
ming, but pickets arrived at
Orchestra Hall at o'clock.
Five park police fluttered
about them uncertainty, but
the pickets formed a solemn