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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

younger sister Betty Jean Pryor
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Randolph Payne and Mrs.
Lewis E. Colby, both of DeBeck
Drive, drove to Richmond, Va. last
Monday to bring Mrs. Payne's
mother, Mrs. "Hettie" Cropp, back
with them, Mrs. Cropp is planning
to spend some time with her
daughter.
frankie Reamer of Crawford
Drive is recuperating at Suburban
Hospital from his recent appended
tony, which was performed last
Friday evening. He is doing fine
now and expects to return home
in the next few days.
Mary Lou O'Brein of Paul Drive
is now student at the Community
Nursery School and anxiously
awaiting her first homework as
Slgnment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ertter of
Crawford Drive are the proud par
ents of pound baby boy, who
was born of the 10th of April at
Sibley Hospital, in Washington,
D. c. Mr.. and Mrs, Ertter have
one other son, Paul, who is now a
student at st. Martins School in
Gaithersburg.
y Little Nancy Hinkle of Agnew
Drive underwent a tonsorial opera
ton last Friday. morning at Chill
dren's Hospital in Washington,
y. Z. and is now recuperating, at
home. ass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip NJ. Goodwin
of Paul Drive had as their dinner
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

j., A. Schroeder, Jr., and family.
Mrs. Alfred Duvall of Upper
Darby, Philadelphia, spent the
weekend with her husband. Mr..
Duvall at the Duvall home here.
Mrs. W. S. Cooley will entertain
the member of the Thursday Night
Bridge Club at her home on Walk
er Avenue this evening.
Miss Martha Satterfield, Mrs.
Laura Burriss, Miss Lefty Souder
and Mrs. nellie deZerega were an
other group of citizens from the
town who enjoyed the Garden tour
on Sunday.
Gaithersburg has, added a new
teacher to their faculty. Mrs. Con-
cetti Gaver, who makes her home
in Washington, is filling the place
left vacant by Col. Dubois, who
taught mathematics and general
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Cooley of
Silver Spring announce the marri-
age of their cousin, Miss Carolyn
Ridgely of Gaithersburg to Mr..
Stanley Briggs, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Briggs, also of Gath
ersburg. The wedding took place
on April 18th, at 8 P. M, in Rock
vile, with the Rev. ]. w. Rosen-
burger officiating. The bride wore
a light blue suit with black ac-
cessories. and carried pink rosehuds
A small reception was held at the
home of Mrs. Wesley Briggs for a
few close friends. The young
couple will make their home in
Washington.
Miss Patricia Wayne is flying
from New York on Friday on the
Pan American Clipper to San Juan,
Puerto Rico, where she will be a
bridesmaid in the wedding of Miss
Hilda Santos, to her brother, Mr..
Howard Wayne. Miss Wayne will
stay ten days in the island city
with her father, Mr.. E. P. Wayne.
The newly weds will spend six
weeks honeymoon on the Virgin
Isles before coming to the States
where Mr.. Wayne expects to ma
circulate in college. Mr.. Wayne is a
graduate of Gaithersburg High
School, and served in the Navy
during the last war.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

of Debeck Drive have received ans
other visit from the Stork. This
time he arrived at 1880 A. M. Sun
day morning at Suburban Hospital
with son who tipped the scale
at more than Z pounds. They are
already the proud parents of two
sons and a daughter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

guests last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Ball and children Demi
and David, and Mr.. Balls mother,
Mrs. Louise N. Ball, all of Airing
ton, Virginia. The Ball family are
leaving Wednesday for trip to
Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Yocum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24

liter @ibale, @o,tberneur Sbonlas 6
Gemep bon Netp Yorf, bat abermals
Die grfabrung MAIDEN rniiilen, Die e,
Ifih am 6. Ipril IN @isconiin bolte
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itaaten oes Mittelmeitens binter bel
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|mdr1pobl bot Die ausIi6ten oes iieg.
|reiden &anoioaten alf Dem repisblifa,
|niIden 9sationalfonDent aipeifellos
perbeiiert, tpenn oud ni6t in Dem
MaBe pie tie oie 4uslidten Der I'M.
terlegenen &anoioaten, insbeionoere
|oie slusiidten bon Senator Saft bon
|Sbio, peri idle6tert bat. gs mag iibris
|gens iein, baB Gait ourh ieine Sal.
tlng in Der Shulfrage piele Sttn=
men peri6erate.
Sic ndditen &raftproben finoen in
Oregon l,no Ohio itatt.
Ser arbeiterfiibrer Ssobn 2etpis
nno ieine aob[engrabers rsepertldaf fl
muroen megen 8eranitaltllng zines
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|teilt. am 9ienstag bat 2eipis Sic 8e=
merfifafler angetpieien, sur arbeit
5uriid5ufebren. @egen bas urteil miro
8erufung eingelegt tperben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24
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lei oas grunolesenoe Yroblem flor
Gs banoelt iib oarutn. Oh mir redt.
5eitig porgeben, 1udbreno mir nod
et,pas tl,n fonnen. ober 1parten, Bis
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Wit 5tpei gegen cine Stinme er.
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fir re6tsgiiltig, l,nter Ser cine Union
|nidt oie OienIte oes gtationaI 2abor
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biloe cine @efabr fir Die Station uni
sic Gemofratie, 1no ser &ongreB ia.
be oas &eft, &ommllniiten aus 6iib'
rerIteuungen IN Der arbeiteridaf1
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ginitimmig bielt berIelbe @eridts'
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arbeitsbepartement idbrlih einen ST.
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Wai cine @eiebesDorlage eir5ubrin
gen, oie I'M sSalle Der Mnnabme ent
neoer eine pollige l1mItequng 6e1
gbarte Der uBereinten Nationen"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24

|eine am t2. april an bie omerifn1i.
|lfe Geianotidaft in 8ubapeit gerih=
|tete Note feline Sufrieeenltellenbe or.
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@ie bie bieliee 3eitung ,Gl Siems
po' in 9osota mitteilt, baben Die BLU
tisen @irren am 9. Npril touIeno
WenI6enleben gefoitet, ,lno nift nur
oreibunoert, tpie bisber INNER be-
.bauptet poreen mar. gierbunoert
Spfer ieien an einem Gag begraben
iporben. @r5biIdof Beroomo entbiillte
in, elmer @rfldrung, baB iih 8uriden
ais YrieIter perfleioet uno bon &irhs
tiirmen geifoiien baben.
Sic &arl= =l1nioerIitdt in 8rag be-
sing Dor einieen Sasen ibr iedsbun=
oertiabriges 8eiteben NIT elmer afaz
oemii6en sSeier. Gie 9iplomaten ser
tpeItliden 2dnoer feblten gum grobten
Sell. aud bielten iib Die meiiten Uni
oeriititen fern; nur brei ooer bier
amerifuntIhe Sodidulen paren per=
treten. - Gie 5eier Ser uniperiitGt
Brag lit bon beionoerer 9eoeutuns
oaourh, oaB oie aarl= ltnioerlitGt Die
erite inn alten beutlden Heid mar.
Sic oeroonft ibren Ianen Dem &ai=
fer &arl ". aus Dem @elhle6t Der
2uremburger, unter oeiien 8egierlmg
Die @riinorng Der ltniperlit1t i'm
Sabre 1349 erfolgte. (amerifaniide
SageblGtter reoen BON einem vbobmi=
ihen aonig &arl"D Ioh be,lte itebt
i'm oitliden Cell Der slltitoot oas
Goaegium Garolinum, Elm HeIt Ser
alteiten beutihen ltniperlitdt.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24
G. < S u G Fl T

HECK, HIERONYMUS, Sohn
Won Johann Georg, sucht Sei-
men Onkel Franz Heck oder
AngehOrige i'm NOrd-Amerika.
Gefi. Auskunft ist zu richten
an Hieronymus Heck, Guden-
hausen, Post Meisendorf, Kr.
Celle (2O) Pr. Hanover, Ger
many.
SCHMALZ, GEORG, Sohn
Won Jakob, sucht semen Halb-
bruder Peter Schmalz, J0-
hanns Sohn water Johann
w0hnte einst bel New York;.
Gefi. Auskunft ist zu richten
an GeOrg Schmalz, HOrnp0stel,
Kr. Celle (20), Hanover, R.
Bee. Lineburg, englische Zone,
Germany.
YAHNER, FRANZ, Sohn Won
Johann Yahner, sucht Yer
wandte: Michael Engel und
seine SOhne Johann und Ra-
fael Engei (in Kanada). Gefl.
Auskunft ist zu richten an
Franz Yahner, Hornpostel, Kr.
Celle (2O, Hanover, R.-Bez. >
Lineburg, englische Zone, Ger
many.
WANNER, MAX, Sohn Won
GeOrg Wanner, Sucht semen
Onkel Franz Wanner oder Sci
men Taufpaten Max Rein
hardt. Gef1. Auskunft ist zu
richten an Max Wanner, Gu
denhausen, Post MeisendOrf,
Kr. Celle (20), Pr. Hanover,
Germany.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24

,Iange 2ebre in ser Sreibeit bur6ge.
maht. Sic Iaiien iib bus Mnul midi
lItopfen." @ie biIlig bod biele Hbra-
lien iinb! Sobnlo eine 9iftatur sic
Wadf ergrHfen bat, lit Bioeritanf
,6ergebens, tpenn ni6t ielbitmor6eriif
(tpie ia Der Selbitmorb San Waia.
riffs betpeiiD. Ger BoIfs5orn miro 6i.
rigiert pie anes anoere nid5t geger
Die 8erbreher, ionoern gegen bte Ser.
Iteioiger Der 6reibeit. uno niemani
braudt oen Waiien ~oas Waul Der.
binoen" = iie ipiiien inltinftib, oaE
&eoen nidt Silber, ionbern Soo BE,
oeutet. Sour einer bat iif bas Maul
perbinoen laiien, ii6 nnb bamit lei.
nem golfe: 8eneid. rgs gibt 8ri,,,
I5ipien Der politiiden Woral, oie ME,
unter feinen l1mlt1nben, unter tel.
mem Griid, m0sen aud 8orteile ,pi,t,
ten, geopfert tperoen biirfen." Ger
Wann, Der 6as iagte, tpuroe Sabo
H., nur mar er BON feiner auspdrti-
gen 0sadt beorobt, niemano iprad
bon 9ombengeibDabern iiber Hrag
Der 5orbernoe tpar Der gritminiIter
oes 2anoes, oeiien Mmt bon ser 8e.
| Itdtigung oes Yrdltbenten abb1ngie
lit. So, 1penn oen gibeben beute nidt
Dos Waul perbunoen tpdre", 10 Mir
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| ia INNER aommuniit par uno i6on
bel ieinem @intritt ins YarIament
orobte ieiner Sppolition oos @enid
81 breden - ,nter anflage itiinoe
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beute inter 8eapadung Itebt, 10 nidt
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Iionoern Inn ibn Dor Dem 8olts5orn
gu idiiben. gs iit idon 10, tpie mir
eben elm befannter SSournaliIt ihrieb,
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8enel6s gnt1pidlung bis 1916 NIT
perfolgen fonnte: r@otttpolo tptrb
nidt 10 bumm iein, oieien eroBten
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i6liipfen 5l1 laiien, tpie Sada es ge=
ton bat, Der i'm 1888 obne ipeiteres
lbdtte perbaften llro gum @auoium
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fonnen. Wan b6tte i'm gelpnht, tpenn
er barnals seluagt bate, it6 ouf ser
IStraBe 5l1 5eigen. @otttpalo miro i'm
| liqlioieren lpie er bereits ,Hapel
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redte Sanof I'M GIRL, erlebist bat.
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mem Sal,ie. aufeefunben, offi5iea
SelbItmoroperiudD 9eneid tpiirbe
ia, menn er iid bomit an ser arippe
balten fonnte, ol1f oaen 8ieret, oen
Sraoifin binauffriehen ober stalin
auf Dem 0en5els- -8las Die Stiefel OBJ
leden. Sd CLAUDE aber, baB man itG
auf Die eiierne &oniequen5 Ser &om=
muniiten ebenio perlaiien fann pie
auf oie Satiahe, baB elm 8enel6 iit
5una6It nod bis an Die @ren3e bes
Nenidenmogliden ernieorisen miro. "
Beneid) lit tot = Oh er an Mlters=
| idmdde itirbt ooer om @algen, ben
er fir ieine politiiden unb raiiiIden
@egner beltintnte. Wan tpiiroe Suis=
ling beleioigen, tpiiroe man Mosfaus
llntertdnigiten 2afaien einen 9uis.
ling nennen. 8ielleidt nennt .eine
fommenbe 3eit oieie art polttii6er
|Saidenipieler, bie Weiiter Ser sSntris
que, Der oiubolil6en Siige, Die Nlas
Iner BON &a,lb l,nb 8aiienmoro elm.
nal 8eneidiiten. ,-< -as.... ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24
WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

llAere a1ss &<ilr1artern beree.
fsellten 2aratipe Gopi,tles Fnb nids
MIR Elm milSes abfiSbrmttteI, ionberx
foroern Die gerba,nrpe, entfernen be
@iftitoffe nus Ragen unb ben Der.
oa,n,nesorsonen, itdrten Gefelben
lnto reiniaen bos 9Iut. @ei 4roqss.
her BerItopfuns it.,o fie ,1niibertref.
fen.
Rreis: $500 per @or (Borrat fih
2 big 3 Nonate); 3 9ores fir Sc. co.,
Borto egtra. - ..,..- .... .....
THE WOLFRAM co.
FOB. IS Columbus, Ohie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24
Br1trllt Er1rr zrttang ttttht ah!

Brftrllt Eltrr zettung ,ttd1t alb!
Meun ebr 2e beier Sage uieasid Seuuas fir bess
8una erbaten ba uub br n mSs it, ee beneu abresbss
euSneuSen 10 bea na ab onSu rnb bis bn ben 8as tell
eie sans besablen aun @ eubeu beiue 3eans weit
abbheunns bat ben seuf eiues ateu 5nnses
eueu Sdbabeu fl, bic fabulide Brefe.
On fauuf bu Abounemut au ben Obis saeaenaS Be-
5oiepbiunm ee ar einfenbs ant s
eenbem ssprmaIar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24

Qieber 2eier! :.
senSe ben Cbio.WaiienfrenuS' bel.
nen aneeb6risen in DentiAtanb.
greis: $500 pro Sabr.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

coordinate production and pro-
curement of military material for
the five nations integrated military
establishments, a communique is
sued at the end of the meeting
said.
Tactics to Be Studied.
The international command win
include elements of land, sea and
air command under a permanent
military chairman and will study
tactical and technical problems of
defending Western Europe.
The communique did not use the
expression unified command" to
describe the setup.
It indicated arms and equipment
as we'll as training programs would
be standardized.
The international command is TO
function under the direction of The
Evening star., 1948-09-29
| Permanent Command
For Defense Set Up by
Brussels Pact States
BY the kssoeioted Press

PARIS, Sept. 29.-Defense min
listers Of the five Western European
nations decided yesterday to estab-
lish permanent international
command to prepare for defense.
Winding up a two-day secret
meeting in the French War Min.
istry, the British, French, Belgian
Netherlands and Luxembourg min
listers pledged one another a policy
of common defense under the five-
power pact Of Brussels. The meet
ing was observed by American and
Canadian military officials.
The permanent command is to
Evening star., 1948-09-29
'Stevedore' Memorial

ANTWERP, tP).-The city of ANTI
werp has chosen the sculpttred fig
ure of a stevedore to top its liberia
ton memorial. The sculpture. the
work of the late Constantin Meun-
ier, a well known Belgian artist,
will form part of a memorial COM
Evening star., 1948-09-29

five defense ministers acting as q
Western Union" defense committee.
Staff Report Is Basis.
The ministers, including A. v.
Alexander of Britain and Paul Ra-
nader of France, used a report
drafted by the chiefs of staff of the
five participating countries as a
basis for their decisions. Maj. Gen.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

IA. r. Kimbler represented the
United States as an observer.
The talks were understood to have
considered speeding up military pre-
paredness and the extent to which
the United States and Canada could
help.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

There are about $500 known
species Of mosquitoes.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

|memorating the port citys part In
supplying the victorious Allied
armies.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-08
Spring And Summer Control
Treatment Will Be in Exper-
fenced Hands
Employment of Former Mayor
AS Control Director Sane
toned By Council

Buttons spring and summer
mosquito control program will be in
experienced hands this year, it was
decided Monday night at a meeting
of the municipal council when the
group approved the mayors appoint
ment of Wilbur A. Howe to the po-
sition.
Howe, a former mayor, who took
on the job during war years when
no one else could be found for the
work, agreed to continue the con-
troll program again during the com
ing season.
Regular treatment of all bodies of
water @ithin the corporation limits
will be entailed in the treatment
program to control the summers
mosquito infestation.
Inaugurated about a decade ago
when Howe was I'M the mayors Of
fee, the summer treatment program
has been one of the most successful
ventures on the municipal service
program.
Howe will receive $1.25 per hour
for time spent in spraying the creeks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-08
BEGIN FIRST HOUSE
IN TOWNS SPRING
BUILDING PROGRAM
Excavation Completed for Ger
aid Swank Residence on
West Elm Street
Water Main Being Extended to
New Building Addition on
Cherry Street

Marking a belated start in Bluff
toms spring residential building pro-
gram. excavation for a new home
was completed early this week on q
West Elm street property owned by
Gerxfd Swank, North Main street
barbershop proprietor.
Swank's building lot is just east
of the curve in the street, and ad-
Joins the Amos Reichenbach, Jr.,
property iof which a house was con-
structed last fall.
Swank's building program is the
first res stentiai project launched
this spring in the town, and altho
there are rumors of other projected
homes, sprsvailing inflated construc-
tion prices SO far have proved an
effective daanper on the start of a
general building boom.
At the same time, pressing need
of municipal service facilities for
new subdivisions resulted in the lay
ing of a new water line to the Har-
ley Burkholder addition, Cherry
street and County Line road, this
week.
A four-inch water main was ex-
tended on Cherry street, to provide
water service for the rev building
addition. Connections also were
made for fire hydrant protection.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-08
BlufftOn High School Athletes Honored
At Lions Club Dinner On Tuesday Night
Contract Signed For
SIS, 900 Revenue Bonds

Supplemental issue of $4,000 in
revenue bonds, to complete an ex,
pansion program at the municipal
light plant, cleared the final prelim.
inaries last week when legality OF
the issue was established by bonding
attorneys.
Municipal council Monday night
then concluded the contract with
Stranahan, Harris and Co, recon-
mended by the board of public af-
fairs, under which income of the
plant from its electric current pro-
duction is pledged for payment Of
the bonds and interest.
Contract for the additional $4,000
in bonds is the same as that under
which the Toledo bonding firm in
1916 underworld a $125,000 revenue
bond issue, with the exception that
the new bonds will bear a 3e6 rate
of interest. The previous issue had
an interest rate of 2fe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-08
Tag Day In Cancer
Drive Here Saturday

Tag day, one Of the features of
Buttons cooperation in the Ameri-
can Cancer month drive, viii be held
here next Saturday, with members
of the Travel Glass sponsoring the
sales campaign.
tn the meantime, Ia program Of
city-wide canvass to raise funds for
the war on cancer was moving for
ward locally, with women's clubs CO.
operating in the venture.
The Alice Freeman club and Cen
tury Circle members will contact in
dustry and take charge of distribu-
tion of coin collection boxes in retail
stores here.
Half of the funds raised in the
campaign will remain in Allen coun-
ty, TO be expended through the direc-
tion of an Allen County unit estab-
lished Tuesday night at a meeting
m Lima attended by five local repre-
sentatives.
At the session Mrs. A. E. Lichten-
walter and Mrs. Charles J. Sheri-
dan were named members of the
county executive board; and Mrs.
Lichtenwalter was elected secretary
of the county unit.
Objectives of the American Cancer
society, first organized as volunteer
unit in 1913, are: Research on a
national level; 2-Education on the
state level; 3-Service on the state
level. Since 1916, activity Of the
society has been greatly expanded,
and today n of Ohio's 88 counties
have local organizations. Officers
and a medical advisory board recon-
mend expenditures from funds.
Of money raised in campaigns, so
per cent remains in the county; 10
per cent goes to the state organiza-
ton; Is per cent to the national or
ganization, and Is per cent is used
for national research.
Bluffton's delegation assisting in
organization of the Allen county unit
Tuesday night included Mrs. Her
man Hilty, Mrs. Wilford Steiner,
Mrs, A. E. Lichtenwalter, Mrs.
Dwight Spayth and Mrs. Charles
J. Sheridan.
Groups from Bluffton, Harrod,
Ehda, Beaverdam and Lima were at
the session.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-08
Iippy Dye, Ohio State Basket.
ball Coach is Speaker
Here
Awards Presented to Football
and Basketball
Squads

Honoring this years Bluffton High
school football and basketball award
winners, the Lions club had the ath-
letes as their guests at a dinner
meeting Tuesday night in the Wal
nut Grill to hear William Henry
Harrison "Tippy" Dye, Ohio State
university basketball coach.
Dye, who just returned from the
national convention of college cage
mentors in New York city, also
showed films of last winters Ohio
victory over the University of Mich
igan, which later went on to win the
Big Nine championship.
The movies showed in action
Blutfton's Bob Burkholder, a regular
on the Ohio team, who was the star
of the Michigan encounter.
Burkholder, who accompanied
Coach Dye here for his appearance,
was introduced, as was Burkholder's
father, Harvey Burkholder, west of
town.
AWARDS PRESENTED
Awards presented to high school
athletes at the session by Coach Kent
Cotterman and Faculty Manager Sid
ney c. Stettler were as follows:
Football -Seniors-Ronald
Diller, Richard Fields, Donald Herr,
Arthur Neuenschwander; Juniors
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Woman Found At
Home Unconscious

Mrs. Noah Niswander, said to
have suffered a paralytic stroke, was
removed to Bluffton hospital after
she was found unconscious in her
home on South Lawn avenue Tues
day noon. Hospital attaches said
Wednesday morning her condition
was unchanged. ~
She vss found ~ Rev. Faul
Shelly, Bluffton college instructor, a
roomer at the Niswander home who
sensed something aniss when he re-
turned to the house shortly before
noon Tuesday and noticed the morn
ing mail had not been removed from
the mailbox on the front porch.
She was removed to the hospital
Tuesday afternoon in the Basinger
ambulance.
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Births

The following births at Bluffton
hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hunter,
Bluffton, a girl, Barbara Jean, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger McOwen, Pan
dora, girl, Linda Sue, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bucher, Pan
dora, boy, David Stanley, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Martz, Bluffton,
girl, Janet Ann, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Adams,
Benton Ridge, a girl, CarmeIa Sue,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayon Boutwell,,
BIuffton, a girl, Ronda Kae, Tues
day.
Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bixler of
North Haven, Conn, announce the
adoption of a 10-day-old daughter,
Katherine Anne. Mrs. Bixler is the
former Margaret Triplett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Triplett. Mr..
Bixler is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Bixler.