The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-03-17
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week with the architect, who il
working on the plans for the Bluff.
ton College Gymnasium Auditorium
Building.
Mrs. Aaron Hilty visited her sister
Mrs. Jesse Lehman at New London
last week end. She also attended
the Cleveland Flower Show, Monday
in company with Mrs. Lehman and
others from New London.
| David Riser, wife, and daughters
of Bluffton also attended the Flower
Show one day.
| Miss Ellen Riser, student at
@. S. e., is spending the spring vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Riser west of Pandora.
Mrs. Sarah Davidson was at a
Lima hospital last week for a check
up, her condition seems to be improv-
ing.
Jamison Riser, Tech. Sgt, of
Camp Mitchell, Long Island, is
spending his vacation at the Riser
farm west of Pandora and with his
sisters Mrs. Robert Young of Spring
field and Mrs. Winford Geiger and
family, Findlay.
Mrs. William Riser of New Lon
don, Jamison Risser, Mrs. William
Basinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hilty
and family and Daniel Cook were
Sunday dinner guests at the Louis
Riser home west of Pandora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Light and
daughter Jean of Ft. Wayne, Ind,
were guests of Mrs. Clara Light,
Saturday.
The Advance Club met at the
home of Mrs. Zella Frantz, Saturday
| evening.
Little Mary Lyn Kempf who is at
Memorial hospital Lima is not great
ly improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Decker were
dinner guests of Leipsic relatives,
Monday night.
Mrs. Harry Grismore recently re-
turned to Safety Harbor, Florida,
and will remain there for a while
before she and Mr.. Grismore return
to Pandora.
The Missionary church is planning
to add full basement under their
church and also change main part
of church considerably. The Metho-
dist church improvement is now con-
fined to the basement, which will add
extra classrooms and many conven-
fences to the whole church program.
st. Johns and the Grace Mennonite
churches recently have under gone
very extensive improvements, also
the Ebenezer church in the upper
Settlement This is all good for the
betterment of our community.
Rev. and Mrs. John Thiessen, of
Detroit, Mich, brought Mrs. Thies-
sens mother, Mrs. Sarah Amstutz to
her home in Pandora, Saturday. Mrs.
Amstutz had spent the past several
months in Detroit.
Miss Margaret Hilty of Findlay.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Hilty over the week end.
The February 25, Spy Glass, edited
by the Pandora school was a very
interesting number. Twenty-three
members are on its staff with Elofse
Steiner, editor, and Sheldon Hall,
staff advisor. 1t makes one take
notice that Pandora school has a lot
of pupils with lots of pep and
talents.
Mrs. William Riser, of New Lon
don, is visiting the Aaron Hilty
family west Of Pandora. She will
spend some time here also visiting
at Rockport, Bluffton and Rudolph
with her children and their families.
Clyde, the five day old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Schumacher, of near
Mt. Cory, formerly of Pandora, died
Monday at Bluffton hospital Services
were held at the Diller Funeral home
in Bluffton, Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Riser is working at the
electrical trade under w. S. Scoles.
Mrs. Levi Grismore, of Findlay,
formerly of Pandora, bought John
Lemley's lot just west of Herman
Schumachers, on state route II, and
is going to have Lustrum house
built with a porcelain finish in April.
These houses are being built by a
Columbus firm and one has been on
display in Lima. The houses never
need painting and are washable in
side and out.