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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
II e BET r 5 en- &rieg

.Gie IeIiglte Sunsfrau bat geiagt,
Dob es piele &riege uno Streitigfei-
ten in Ser Belt geben miro. Sic
&rieee iinb MIR Die 3ihtigungen
@ottes fir sic Siinben Der @elt. -
Maria fann oen Mrm ibres gelieb-
ten Sobnes, ser iid geeen Die Belt
erbebt, niht mebr 5uriidbalten. -
Man muB 8uBe tunl @enn bic Wen.
iben berenen, miro ibnen Der liebe
9eilano nod ber5eiben, aper tuenn
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- ). 3d., >.

@egen Otagen= 1tno gan5 belonoers
bel Tierenleioen (8rieB- ooer Steltl.
leioen) gibt es fein beiieres uno ihnel,
Ter pirfenoes Seiltralt OILS 3innfraut
| (Sbape @raB). Man iolIte 3innfrallt,
noh Der 9lnltdt Sfarrer &neipps.
|niht ofter als alle orei Gage einmal
Itrinfen. Iu6 BEL 8laienleiben 1eiitet
es groBe Silfe, beionoers BEL @aiiers
Iperbaltung. seltere Seute Iol1ten Die,
Ien Zee otter trinfen. 8ei Naienblus
ten 5iebe man 3innfraut-See ourd
Die Naie bina1f. @r lit ferner 81
enpfeblen bel aItbmatiIden 2eioen,
bel 9lusenent5iinoung. 0a made nan
talte 3innfral,t-Eee-I -IufI6ldge. 9ei
|offenen @eI6piiren, &rampfabern,
6dmorrboioen, S6nupfen uno 2uns
'genleioen bilft er ul1h. 0ieler 3inn-
fraut-See lit nitt nit 8elo auf5uipie=
gen. Gin alter ,@aiienfreuno' '-2eier
buttc Die Sreunolidfeit, 1lns ouf ben
polfstiimli6en engliifen ausOrud
aufmerflam 81 MAIDEN. 5armer, mo-
mentlid in Ohio, nennen oas 3inn=
fraut ~guu RuIbes".
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- 9. g., Ser.

@enn Sbr protei itantiider 9adbar
Ole ebeloitgfeit ser fatboliihen 8rie-
Iter unb Sroensleute ni6t peritebt
ODER gar abfdlig berrteiIt, 10 perItebt
er eben ben @ert uno bie grbabenbeit
Der freilpilligen SungfrduIidfeit
nift. Ser Gorlpurf, oie fatboIil6e
lairde ernieorige oie gbe, neil tie Die
Sungfrauli6feit bober itelt OILS Die
gbe, lit gang une gar binfallig. Wan
miiBte ia Damn aub Gbriitus uno
oem apoltel 8allllls Sen glei6en gor,
purf MAIDEN, neil lie iiber Sic beiben
Snititnte genau bieIelbe InIidt ber-
treten. Die fatboliite' Stride perabtet
oen @beituno feinestpess, unb pie iebr
iie oie 6riitli6e gbe bodid1st, eebt
beIonoers oaraus beroor, oaB 1ie oies
lielbe oils eines Der BON Gbriitus ein-
gelesten lieben Saframente un6 als
elm abbilo Ser gereinigung GbriIti
nit Seiner Stride erfldrt. SSbr nidt=
futbolilcb 9sohbar miro bo6 5ugeben
miillen, Dob ser fatbolii6e Brieiter
uno oie Sroensleute, oie it6 Ser gtG6-
itenliebe piomen lanee nidt 10 er-
lfoIgreid uno uneigenniitig fir &ran.
fe lno srme 6iiriorse trugen f0nn,
ten, menn Tie cine SamiIie gu beiorgen
batten. slud Die @be lit bonn 8rote-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

guten 4ppetit uno quite 8erbaultng.
8ei iiblem @erud i'm Munoe, Der
pom Masen fommt nebme man etlide
Eropfen @ermuttropfen in einem
Seeloffel 3uder 5u iid). 8er leber.
poer gollenleioeno lit, made es iih
5ur @emobnbeit, alle Stunoen eintge
5ropfen 8ermuttinftur ooer einen
Shlud 8ermuttee 81 ii6 5u nebmen.
Ssa, ipgar ols 9lugenlpaier lit 8er-
muttee iebr gu empfeblen. Nan binoe
,falten @ermuttee iiber Die Ingen,
beipnoers Dor Dem Sdlufengeben. Im
prattiiditen lit @ermut in Bulper.
form, bon Dem man bel ieoer Wtabls
5eit cine Weiieripise bon nit Der
Speile miIdt. @enn Sic 8ermuttee,
@ernlutpulper ooer @ermuttinftur
niht i'm Grug Store erbalten fonnen,
ipenoen Sic it6 an: Wtr. u. Sperl,
1917 9onifop Street, Bittsburgb 3,
ga.
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80. g., y. s. :

Nahame Sdubmann.Seind, oi(
beriibmte Sdneerin, mar fatboliif
geboren, Itano aber lange Sabre ob.
leits Ser fatbolilden Stride. Sic febr.
te aber Dor ibrem Sooe sur fatboli-
lden Stride suriid uno erbielt sic bei-
ligen SterbeIaframente. @enn Die
oamalige Weloung Der Breiie, oaB
ibr 2eib fremiert 1puroe, auf @abr,
belt berubt, 10 geldab oas ouf an-
oronung ibrer nihtfatboliiden Ser
manoten 0ie fatboliihe Stride bot
oemnad abiollt nifts banit 5u tim
gebabt, uno es lit oesbalb abluro 81,
bebaupten. Die fatboliide Stride ap,
pro6iere Die MISUNDERSTANDING.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
MuAknnN
BON Erpf. 5. W. 9hbren,
3ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennb'
. M. g., go.

SSn elmer Dor Wohen an bieler
Steue eegebenen Iusfllnft baben mir
barauf bingetpieien, oaB 3innfraut
(Sbape @raB) zines ser beiten Sell
frduter bel perIhieoenen 2eioen lit,
aber nit gorlid5t gebrauht lueroen
muB. 3innfraltt-See lollte man nur
alle brei Gage trinfen, am beiten Ell
men euten Shlud ale bnlbe Stltnoe.
3innfraut-See lit ein Geinisungstee.
gr reinigt Sen Wagen, linoert oie
Shmer5en bel Grieb- unb Steinlei-
oen, bringt alien gtierenleibenoen lmo
ienen, Die 8elbperoen beim llrinieren
baben, auffauettoe Silfe. 8ei 8luts
brehen uno 8ll,tuneen oes Wagens
uno unterleibes 5dblt Sinnfraut-See
5lt Sen erIten llno beIten Silfsmitteln.
9ei Haienbluten 5iebe man 3inn=
frout-See burh bie gsale binauf.
3innfraut,See bat iid als uniiber-
troffen 1lno beileno erlpieIen bel 9las
lenleioen, alien Sarnbei6merben, bel
Iitbnlnleioen, BEL Iugenent5iinbuns
gen. ourd falte 3tnnfraut-S -slufs
lasen, BEL Salsletoen, bel 9urdfau,
bel 8eidlpiiren, aranpfnoern, Sd
morrboioen, 2lneenleioen. 8egen
ieiner antiieptii6en gigenldaftett
lpirft er aud blutreinigeno. Sic fon-
men 3tnnfraut be5ieben bon: Scr. 81.
Sperl, 1917 8onifap Street, 9itts-
hurgb 3, So.
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Jrau @m. g., 8is. -

8ermuttee gebort lnItreitig 5u oen
mertpollten |Seilfrdutern, beren un=
iibertroffenen beilenoen gigeni6often
bel 10 Dielen 2eioen 1nb aronfbeiten
Silfe uno Seilung bringen. @ermut,
fee (8ormtpooo Sea lit 5rn1dIt Ell.
nes Der beIten Magenmittel. @r Ieite1
Die WagengaIe ob, oerbeiiert unb I'M.
teritiitt oie Magenl1fte uno Ihaff1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

ftantismlls ibrer boben @iirbe entflei-
BET tporoen. Die meiIten proteItdnti.
Iden Soften enttpiiroieen bie Che
i6on oaourd, naB iie Die l1naufI0s-
Ii6feit oerlelben oufbeben. 8ie Gbri-
itus Seine Stride liebte bis ans gnbe,
10 ioa auh oie @atten nibts i6eiben
als ser Sob, bemn pas @ott 5nlam-
mengefiigt bat, ion Der Nenih ,li1t
trennen" (Mattb. 19, g.. gbenio IteIlt
oucb Sanlus bie l1naufloslibfeit als
unbeoingtes @eies auf &. &or. Z, 10
uno II, nnb &om. Z, 2 unb 81. Cine
aei6ieoene Srau 5u beiraten lit nnb
Gbriiti @ort (Wottb. 5, 32) Che
brud, neil lie INNER nod bem leben-
oen Otanne angebort. 90 oeritoBt Der
Broteitantismus gegen Sen ausoriif-
li6en 8efebl Seiu Gbriiti. @orin Iiegt
ndberbin sic 9siebrigfeit Ser auflos-
barren proteitantilhen gbe2 Das
8rin5ip ser auflosbaren gbe lit: 5tpet
Wenid miteinanoer 5u nerbinoen,
iolange iie es fir gut ftuoen lino bies
lit gelnein, neil baourGb nieorige 2ei-
oenihaften 81 &i6tern in eisener Sas
die erboben 1perben. 9eo1 mebr miro
sic gbe i'm Broteitantismus entpiir-
oigt, ipeil ibr laframentaler Gbaraf.
ter geleugnet miro. Die dtiitlide gbe
lit Elm Saframent oils Ibbilo Der Ser
einigung GbriIti nit Setner Stride.
Sic lit cine Stride im 5leiIde, Elm I'M
0ienite GbriIti, oes Salptes ser Sir
DIE ltebenoes Snititnt, nel6es Die @uf-
gabe bat, 8lieoer oem 2eibe GbriIti
81 getpinnen, oos 9teid ser @rloiltng
fort3ufiibren auf oie fommenben @e-
idle6ter, mit5umirfen am Iusbou Der
Staot 8ottes auf groen. gluBeroem
tit lie elm gottgeoroneter 8eruf 5ur
gegenieitigen Seiligung Ser gbegat-
ten. I'm an beiien lpilen lit lie bon
Gbriltl1s NIT rei6en @naoen ausgerii-
ltet uno gum Safroment erboben, tpie
oem Ser bl. augultinrs iagt: u8ei
Ser briitltden gbe gilt mebr Die SET
Iigfeit oes Soframents als sic Men-
ge ser Ra6fommeni6aft" (1e bonis
conf. c. 1S). Sammelt man bagegen
sic perI6ieoenen Iuslpriibe Ser Ste
formatoren", 10 finoet man, oaB tie
Die @be MIR als Elm sSnItitut our 8es
frieoigune ser Sinnlibfeit betra6ten.
~8iiie," iogt 2utber, ~oaB Die gbe
elm auBerlid leiblid Ding lit, pie an-
bere ueltlide Santierung. 8ie i9 inn
mer mag nit einem Seioen, ssSuoen,
Siirfen, &eber eiien, trinfen i6lafen,
geben, reiten, banoeln, 10 mag id aud
nit tbm ebelih tperOen uno febre mid
on ser HarrengeIese, Die iol6es ber-
bieten, ni6t" (Sen. 4. H., g. t53).
@in5elne ieiner 4euBerungen entbaI-
ten lelbit cine 8iaigung Der GolDga-
mie (pergl. Saaeibes ,Golfsblatt'
bonn s. Ipril 1850, ipie er benn aud
Dem Bbilipp bon Seiien r5um Sell
ieines 2eibes llno ieiner Seele" 3tpei
@eiber erlallbte unter 3ultinmltng
BON Nelandtbon lmb 8urer (pergl.
Scope, urfrlnol. 8eitrdge 1852, 9.
Seft, g. 262H). Radoem man 10
ben decentralization Gbarafter ser
ebe in OtiBadtlng uno gntuiirbi-
gung bradte unb bie Inbdneer oes
lutberiiben goangeliums, lpie bel an-
bern meltli6en 0ingen, aud bierin
bdufig SaulhseIddfte madten uno
grauenpole 3uitdnoe iid entpidel.
ten, 10 Dob 2utber lelbIt biersegen
ieine Stimme erbob (pergl. @ittb. 5.
81. w., g. 35).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Was lebrt nns syatima?

1. gs gibt cine llebernatur. Cine
gSelt, unenbli1 reiner, iboner, aro-
Ber, nlabtpoller als uniere ii6tbare,
arme Welt iroiIber 8erg1nglihfeit.
IS gibt cine @elt ser uebernatur. gs
|gibt elne gmigfeit, einen Simmel, Ell
ne Solle. 2ourOes, Satima fiinoen ite
10 laut, 10 einbringli6, 10 troItlid, 10
parneno. 3arum uiubet, tpas broben
lt1t, niht mas ouf groen!" (&ol. 3, y
@s gibt eine uebernatur, cine ae-
beinlnispolle anoere @elt. Seoer gu-
te @eoanfe bat BORT feline ,Muspir-
flung. Seoer fromme Seuf5er miro
bort pernommen. Seoes Spfer, aus
Siebe 5u @ott sebro6t, tpiro BORT be-
!lobnt. Seoe CUTE Sat miro BORT elm.
gel6rieben ins 8u6 oes eipigen Sc,
bens.
8enn oieie @elt Ser l1ebernatur lit
nibt teilnabntslos gegen nns Gilaer
i'm Gale Ser granen. gs gibt cine Sc
meinidaft Ser &eiligen. Die 8emob-
ner oieies i6onen 2anoes iiber oen
Sternen fiimmern iih Inn uns, lorgen
! iib Inn uns, lieben uns, belfen uns in
Scot lno Grangial. Seoes poaenoete
@lieo am Seibe gbriIti miro unler
Sirlpreher am Sbrone @ottes. Mm
meiIten, am liebiten, am pirflamIten
nah Dem Ser5en Selu Die bimmliide
yentter. lin ibren armen 10 ihmer-
gepriiften &inoern auf groen oas
aufs neue 5u iagen, iie babnr1 bon
Screen frob 81 MAIDEN, lit iie bon
Slmmelsboben berabseltiegen. ssn
2ouroes als Die SmmacuIata. gs
mar ia oas Sabr 1858 alio Die lie-
bensmiiroige antport oes Simmels
|auf Die 9osmatiiierung ibrer llnbe-
fleften gmpfdngnis (1. Sanuar
1854. Sn Gatima eribeint iie als
Die liebensniirbigite, oie tpunoerbare,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

WHO WILL SEND FOOD AND
CLOTHES to help suppert q
Homeless Child (half orplan)
from Eastern Germany? Born
june ., 1889. Address: PETER
LUDWIG WEIS, HORNEBURG-
NIEDERELBE, I'M GROGSEN
SANDE IS, GERMANY. BRZT-
ISH ZONE.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

Tie ibr 2eben nibt anoern, miro Die
3ihtigiing fommen.
9ie Sberin bes @ailenbanles in
2iiiabon teiIte oariiber in stpei 8rie-
lien bonn 19. uno 80. Nopernber 1887
lfolgenoes nit: ngs banbelt ii6 I'M
Elm lebr ihperes Strafeeridt, bon
loem tie mir I'M 8ertrauen ipra6."
r@enn oie Wenihen ii6 nidt be.
Ifebren, miro Ser .Serr iiber Die @elt
eine 3iibtigling berb1ngen, tpie man
lie nod ME geieben bat, uno atpar 5u.
lerlt iiber Spanien." sic iprad bon
groBen @eltereigniIien Die gegen|
1910 fommen tperben. rgs lit 1pabr,
Dob Ser Seilano geiagt bot: ,8enn
Die Wfeniden bod 5lir ginfebr unb
Geue fommen tpollten!'" vMlles
Iliegt in l,nierer Sano. Mein @ott,
|bab' grbarmen nit irns!"
2u5ia bemerfte nod, baB ser Serr
Der fleinen Spacil1tba elm beionoeres
2idt id)enfte, tporin tie tief un6 nar
Den Slim Der bimmliiben Sffenba-
rungen perltanb uno 6en fommen6en
arieg pie nit eigenen Gugen iab.
II Der Die 8rieter unb
Sr0e sleute
~8ete biel fiir Ole BrieIterl 8ete
lDiel fir Die Sr0enSIeute! - Sic
Brielter iollen rein iein, gana rein.
- Die Grieiter iollten ii6 nur nit
Den @ngelegenbeiten Ser Stride unb
Der Seelen belhdftigen. - Ser I'M
geboriam bon Brieltern uno Sroens.
leuten gegen oie eigenen Sbern uno
Den 81. Gater miBfallt Dem Seilono
|iebr. = 8er iid bem SeiIono ge=
tpeibt bat, muB Iebr rein lein an 2eib
|nno Seele." = r8eiBt bu oenn mas
oas it, rein iein2" fraete Die Sberin.
= ~S6 DeiB es. &ein iein am 2eibe
beiBt, oie aelidbeit betpabren; rein
letn an Der Seele beiBt, ni6t liinoi-
gen. nibts anibauen, mas man niht
anl6auen ion, nidt fteblen, nidt lii
gen, INNER Die 8abrbeit iasen, mag
es au6 biel foltett." ugber bon
mem bait on Dos ales gelernt?" froa-
tie Die S6meiter zines Cages. i
ngon Der Simmelsmutter. = @liid-
lihes &ino!
y eb etc ser @nabenfinber er|
BON s ina
1. 3miiden Sen einoeInen @eleben
oes Holenfron5es, nod Dem @bre lei
Dem gater: 80 mein Selus, per5eibe
uns uniere Siinoen; belpabre uns Dor
Dem 5euer Der Soae, fibre aGe See
len in ben Simmel,, beionoers iene,
Die Oeiner 8armberaigfeit am meiIten
beoiirfen."
2. Iufopferungsg sgebetden: 80 Sc
lus, aus 2iebe gu Dir nno fir oie 8e-
februng Der Siinoer!"
3. @ebete bes gnaels: ,,Mein
@ott, id CLAUDE an Gid, ib bette Gid
an, i6 boffe auf 9i6, i1 liebe Gid.
SD bite Did nm ger5eibung fir ie-
ne, Die nift an Did slouben, Die Did
niht anbeten, Die ni6t anf 9ih bof-
fen, Die Sid nidt Iieben" (9reimaD.
"Sl'ite 9reifaItigfeit, gater,
sobn nno 81. @eiit, i6 bette Did in
tieIIter Ghrfurdt an; id opfere Dir
auf ben foitbaren 2eib, bas 8Iut, Sic
|Seele nno Die @ottbeit unieres Serrn
Selus Gbriitus, Ser in alien Saber-
nofeln Der 8elt 5ueeeen lit, our Glib
ne fir Die Siinoen, our6 bie gr lelbIt
beleioigt miro. 0urd oie unenoIiden
geroienite Seines Sl'iten SCREENS
uno ourd oie 5iirbitte oes nnbefled-
ten Screens 0taria bite id 9i6 Inn
Iole gefebrung Der armen Siinoer"
(Die &lnoer beteten bieies lebtere Sc
bet tief gebeust, inoem iie nit Ser
|Stirne oen 9doen beriibrten).
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Gortiesung folgt)
2ieber 2efer!

Senbe ben ,Obio-Waiienfreuas' oei.
nen Nn9eb6rigen in Oentld,laab.
Breis: $3.50 pro Sabr.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05

100000 members of the Boy Scouts OF America
will observe Scout Week Feb 9th 2th marking the SSt
organization This Boy Scouts emph
sizing planting gardens
fire health check
world through World JamboreeS
practical help among nations with 409SO members ThrOug
its World Friendship voluntary gifts the Boy Scouts
America helps rebuild their units So far more
than 5000 tons equipment shipped Above thu
official poster marking the Scout birthday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
High School Boys Are Learning To Cook;
Girls Are In Work Shop WELDING Hammers

Hammer and saw will be ex-
changed for bowl and ladle in Bluff
ton high school when eighth grade
industrial arts boys undertake a
unit of home economics in a student
exchange program arranged between
the two departments during the next
six weeks.
Eighth grade girls currently tax
ing home economics under Miss
Elizabeth Mohr, department instruct
or, will explore the high school shop
and undertake projects in wood
working and aNed arts at that time.
Exchange of students between de-
partments is not new; it was a
practice a few years ago but had to
be discontinued during the war.
Plans for expanding objectives and
activities of both departments led to
a proposed revival of this practice.
Both Miss Mohr and industrial arts
instructor Dwight Spayth endorsed
the program as practical and worth
while for students of both groups.
Woodworking projects of their
own choice are being undertaken by
shop boys. Lamps and shelves seem
to be the popular choice. The final
six weeks period will find students
working in sheetmetal when ash
trays and sugar scoops will be made
from discarded tin cans. Sheet
aluminium projects and soldering are
also in the program.
Tie racks and other items are to
be constructed by seventh graders.
Many have chosen to make lamps
as the project of their selection.
Industrial Arts of the upper
grades are creating wood furniture
where construction and finishing are
stressed while series of machined
metal tools is in the curriculum of
advanced students. Screwdrivers,
all-metal hammers, chisels an d
punches have been turned out and
items of their own selection will con-
stitute the work of the remaining
IL weeks Of school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
James Vertner, SO,
Dies In BedUerdar1r

James Vertner, 81, retired rural
mail carrier and operator of the
Vertner barbecue, service station and
cabins in Beaverdam, died of compli-
cations at AIS p. m. last Sunday
at his home in that village.
The last Of a pioneer family of
13 children, he was born Sept. Is,
1866, in Rockport, Monroe township,
son of jefferson and Eleanor
(RockhiiD Vertner.
Mr.. Vertner carried mail over the
same Beaverdam route for 33 years,
the second oldest rural route in Allen
county. He had been the oldest
retired rural carrier in the county.
He married Elva Bowers, who
preceded him in death in 1899, and
later married Hazel Fowler, on May
"a, 1914, who survives.
Also surviving are a son, Stanley
NJ. Vertner, Beaverdam; two step
children, Mrs. Maxine McElwain,
Lima, and Lloyd Fowler, Tiffin. One
son, Frank, is deceased.
He was a member of the Wood
man lodge and the Beaverdam
Church of Christ, where funeral serv-
ices were held Wednesday afternoon
with Rev. Paul N. Runk, Lima, Off
ciating. Burial was in Rockport ceme-
terry.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
In MemOriam

In memory of Henry Matter who
passed away on Feb. 5, 1910:
Dearest Henry, how we miss you,
Tears in silence often flow.
Memory keeps you ever near us,
Though you died eight years ago
at seemeth such n little way to u.s.,
To that far country, The Beyond:
For it has come to be the dwelling
place
Of those of whom we are so fond.
And so, to us, there is no death!
1t is but crossing, with abated BREATH,
A narrow strip of sea,
To find our loved ones on the shore,
More bright, more beautiful, than
before"
Mrs. Mary NJ. Matter
Mr.. & Mrs. c. r. Reynolds
& David
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Simplicity Marks
Wedding Ceremony

Simplicity marked the wedding of
Miss Esther Kohler, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert kohler
and James Hilty, Saturday afternoon
January 24 at o'clock at the home
of the brides parents. Rev. V. c.
Oppermann officiated.
Preceding the ceremony Claren
Sommer, friend of the groom, played
a medley of wedding selections.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a winter white bal
lerina length frock with white net
overskirt and headdress. Her flow
ers were colonial white roses and ac-
cessories, gold choker and earrings
were gifts of the groom.
She was attended by her sister,
Miss Glenna Kohler who wore
light blue frock fashioned after the
brides and carried red roses. The
groom was attended by VIM. Paul
as best man.
A reception was held following the
ceremony after which the couple left
for a short trip.
The bride is employed at the Trip
lett plant here while Mr.. Hilty is
student in Bluffton college. The cou-
pie are residing at No. Beaver
burg.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05

Reverend Andrew r. Shelly will be
the speaker at the third annual
Christian Life Week to be held
Feb. 10 to 13 at Bluffton college.
Rev. Shelly will speak on the theme,
"The Christian Life, The Abundant
Life"
A graduate of Bluffton in 1889,
Pennsylvania Bible Institute, and
Hartford Theological Seminary, he is
now pastor of the Stirling Avenue
Mennonite Church, Kitchener, Ontar-
10. Rev. Shelly is active in work
with the young people of his church
and has been leader at youth re-
treats. He is also a part time field
secretary of the Mennonite Biblical
Seminary in Chicago.
The morning series will be held in
Ramseyer chapel from 1855 a. m. to
9:15 a. m. The theme will be -Four
Key Words"-Jesus Christ, The BIZ
BILE, The Church, and Love.
The evening series of meetings
will also be held in the chapel at
7:30 p. m. The theme for those
meetings will be "The Biography of
the Christian Life" 1t win be sub
divided into four topics concerning
Christian Life-"Its Inception" ats
Development" "Its Application" and
"Its elimination"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Plans Started For
May Day At College

May Day plans are being made
by the Thespians in the form of the
annual Shakespearian Play, accord
ing to Elizabeth Brand, president of
that organization. The play has
| been selected and tyouts will be
held at the next Thespian meeting
and selection of the cast will be
made Immediately thereafter.
At the meeting of February 4th,
new students or former members
who were not members of the society
last semester will be admitted.
Recently this organization made a
repeat performance of Mushrooms
Coming Up" under the direction of
Ann Plap, at the High School before
the Women's Federation at their an
nual meeting.
Plans are being formulated for
the presentation of a play in April,
the name, cast, and director to be
announced later.
Chief: "Your application states
that you left your last job on ac-
count of illness. Now I must know
| the nature of the illness"
Fireman: "Well, sir, the boss got
sick Of me-"
Talent has been described as the
ability to do easily what others find
difficult. Be thankful of your
talent, develop it, explore it to the
full. If it lies in the field of sales
manship, consider yourself doubly
fortunate.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
TtUO-Cdr Crash On
Main Street Saturday

Automobiles driven by Carl T.
Bannwart, Bluffton, and Junior
Sylvan Rose, of Findlay, were
damaged in a two-car crash late
Saturday night on S. Main street,
when Bannwart attempted to turn
into the driveway of the Albert
Baumgartner home, where he is a
roomer.
Bannwart, travelling south, turned
left across the street and his car
was struck by the northbound auto
operated by Rose, according to the
state highway patrol report.
Occupants of the two cars escaped
with minor injuries.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Washing Fluffy Slippers

Fluffy bedroom slippers OF pile
fabrics can be washed. Wash in
lukeWarm suds, rinse well, don't
wiring at all. Squeeze gently in
towel to remove some of the mois-
ture and brush or shake occasion
ally during the drying process.
Brush again when thoroughly dry to
bring up the soft nap which gives
warmth.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Birthday Dinner

In honor of his birthday annivers-
ary a family dinner was enjoyed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Badertscher, Sunday.
Present were Milton, Jr., Robert,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Keller and
daughter Ann, Mary Louise Bader-
fischer, Rosa Nell Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Harmon and daughter
Eileen, Glenn Franklin and Wayne
Sluder.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Saving Onion

To use part of an onion and keep
the cut surface from drying, slit the
skin and cut out the portion of onion
needed; then wrap the skin back
over the leftover part. Keep a cut
onion in a cool place, wrapped in
waxed paper to keep the odor from
other foods as much as possible.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
Crafi S5OaIcc

The largest masonry structure ev-
er erected by man is the Grand
Coulee Dam on the Columbia river.
The dam is seven times as big as
the Cheops pyramid in Egypt. Its
spillway can form a waterfall five
times the average flow of Niagara
and three times as high.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our friends
and neighbors, together with the
Lions club, churches and school for
their help after the recent loss of
our home by fire.
Eugene Haas & Family