The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-07-07

Pandora

Oats bugs are common ground for
conversation. They have been bad
| for two weeks and seemingly thrive
these hot days. And has it been
| hot!
Mr.. and Mrs. George Teske and
daughter Rita of Cleveland, were
| guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Hilty over the Fourth. Mr..
George Teske, Jr., their son, is man.
ager of the Pandora airport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo RAIDER and
son Blaine, of Monroe, Mich, were
here to attend the wedding of their
| niece Miss Mary Ann Bridenbaugh
to James Neu Saturday evening.
Mrs. Irwin Hilty entertained the
Bridenbaugh-Neu guests, y in all,
| after their wedding rehearsal Fri
| day evening at lunch. Mrs. Neu is
| a niece of Mrs. Hiity.
The St. John church people held
a picnic at sheltr house at the park
on the Fourth of July.
Miss Alice Claussen, R. n, of
Wichita, Kansas, flew to Ohio from
that city to attend the wedding of
her two cousins, Miss Mary Ann
Bridenbaugh, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Bridenbaugh to James
Neu of Columbus Grove at st. John
church on Saturday evening, and
that of Miss Marjorie Gratz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Gratz,
east of Pandora, to Roger Diller,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Diller
who live north of Pandora, at st.
John church or Tuesday evening.
The marriages of both young ladies
was performed by their Uncle Rev.
John Niswander of Poplar Bluffs,
Missouri.
Miss Carolyn Krohn recently
passed the state board at Indian
apolis, Ind, and now wears the
title to a full fiedged r. N. Miss
Krohn took training at the Lutheran
hospital at Ft. Wayne.
Miss Ellen Riser, who has charge
of a unit of Girl Scouts of high
school age at Camp Libbey near De-
fiance. was home a few hours Sun
day evening.
Rev. John Niswander, Mrs. Mis-
wander and their daughter of Pop
lar Bluff, Mo-, visited their many
relatives in this community between
the weddings of their two nieces,
one on Saturday evening and one
Tuesday evening.
A lunch was served at the Earl
Diller home Sunday evening to the
wedding party of Miss Mariory
Gratz and their son Earl Diller
after the rehearsal at the church
for the wedding proper at st. John
church Tuesday evening.
Wheat combining is now on in full
swing.
Quite a few raspberries in spite
of the dry hot weather.
Mrs. Magdalena Corson Wilson
returned to Dayton Tuesday after
a ten days visit at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Wilson Wis
| tied their mother Mrs. Wilson here
| Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lape of
Bluffton were afternoon callers.
Carlton Wilson will be located as
Ind n
der the architectural firm of Werk-
ing & Son.
At this writing Mrs. Noah Schu-
macher is seriously i'll at her home,
Both Mr.. Chris Hilty and Mr..
Noah Bixel are i'll at Bluffton hos
pital.
Mac Mccullough recently had his
residence resided and part of the
front porch screened in. 1t looks
very nice and comfortable, too.
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
C. D. Steiner received copy of
the Golden Anniversary of "The Cit
izen" published by Albert Christian
Schumacher at Berea, Madison Co.,
Kentucky Mr.. Schumacher, a form
er Pandorite, has been it's editor
since 1924.
The paper, enlarged for its 50th
anniversary, came in several sec
tions and made very interesting
reading especially the write-up of
the editor and his family.
The historical section devoted to
the establishment of Berea College
.Thn axnitnnnnnt of the nlden time