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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
9ausmeii

oatant miro llto oiejeligeu sic lid,
um oieIe Stele beiuerben, m0gen
ibre Sfferte Dem SetretGr iiberrei.
ben nibt ipdter oenn Sen II. WGra
l1no tpenn Sbnen sic @eiddftsoro.
nung ntft 81 iuiiien itebt, spenoet
eu6 an Sen SefretGr.
Sl Der lebten gerimnmlung am
IL. Jebruar, tparen mir ge5tpungen
einen neuen Sefretdr gu tpi6len, oa
Wflioer M- 3. Weprid BEL ei,,en
Mutounfaa leidtere Terleeunug er.
lit, bon tpelden er iid boffentlid)
ibnca crbolt. Scood nidt 5ufricoen
NIT DEM Greignis miro er fid in oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Gillette liebertafel 0emiid)ter Gbor.

Die Galentine &artenportie bonn
16. 5ebruar suar iebr idon. 2eibe
fonnte es beiier beiildt tuoroen iein.
aber has @etter mar iebledt. 0ies
ienigen sic anlueieno lparen batte1
iib gut amiiiiert.
Oas aomitee bate alles srcBartig
porbereitet 10 bab ,pir einen &onig
l,no cine &oniein batten. 8erbaro
8ramp mar &0nig. Mnna 8rcos mar
&onigin. 8eioe befomen pom &omi-
tee cine &rone ,lno Elm 8eidenf.
8ir banfen alien Sre1noen ,nlo
8efannten, oie teilnabmen am Scar
tenpartie.
emma Sallierman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
0arH, Subiaaa

9enttae q. 9uther. esnteruS. .9is1s
06e II. HE. umb Nilmsre Sts.
Rfdrrer an8uft g. GiiHttnG 1912
Fillmore Str Tel: '22651. SsbeA
Sonntag . ilhr rormtttags Scnutae.
ibnle. ! llbr engliidsr @ottesbienh
II nbr utiher @ottestienf.
Vile tber,fhen @laubens9enofen
oentider .yo eneIiiher 3unae in @arS
llno llmgebn,,a itno AZ ben @ottesbiens
item berSlih eineeIapen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Der Jrauen &erein Der ct. Sobanmes
C3emeinbe

miro am @tittiuod, oen I. MtGrS sic
ncnatlihe Seriammll,ng babeu.
8itte fommt redt 5aDIreib, Sa
oieles 5l beipreden lit. Die @erinnms
lung miro naf Dem @ottesoien1t ons
iangen. IIice 8ramp, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Sefrpif. Njhicaa

Se6Dtf, 1Rs6t6a7
9enti4e axb S6&ttiAe On. q. DetrnS.
2trdhe. Wlenf1elb uub 0asRterrt ase.
Yfarrer S0bo,,neS Nvutih, 1871 @.ens
fiel6 dre. 9eI: Ringree 1905. gna.
lti&er @ottesbterft ~ ubr pormittaas; !;
Deuti@e unb englif3e Sonntaei1uls Inn
II ttlr boru,ittaos. Oeutjder @Cttes,
bienft uul II l1br pormttta0s. seOen
Ietten Gienstoe bes Deonafs atr&en,
ratsfitune: DurG bic Commemorate
ieoen brtt!en Dienstda. io,ft icben
orttten SOnntdg 0raneu Werein Der,
!ammlun8. 8ir&eu&orprobc feben 8ret,
taaabeub.
ale Glcubenseenofsen anb 0reunbe
iinb perdlitb eineeIaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Sobann Saeob

ltns entgegengebrahte Spn,patbie,
Yaitor @uitab u. 80am fir 6ie er-.
grei1enoe inlo troitreide grauerpre.
Digit i'm Seidenbaus uno Scr 1eutld)-
firhe. 2anosleuten, Befannten uno
Witglieoern 6es 3tpeig 33 un6 Ser
en. 2utb. 1eutid. .@emei1,oe fir Die
5ablreide 8eteiligltng am gegrdbnis
oen1 Seihenbcitatter Wartens, 981tt
Oeniion Mpe. fir Die quite @eoien-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

6IebelanS @eh. gentidb @emetxDe,
@ek 80. ctr. mi NeiIark dve.
Ntarrer: @nitap u. GoeIln,. 5000
Btllarb Mbe. Sell: $50. .487O.
Sonntaes: 8 ubr bormtttag. beuti6er
Vgoftesotenft; 10 ubr. Sonrta9i@uIe u,,b
Dtbelft1i,lre fur Grpa1iene. II 11br Dor.
mlttags. Sngltiber 8ottesbienit.
&onftrmanoens llnterridt ieben Gams<
tag 10 ubr uormitta9s. Sebermann bers.
lid miII3ou1meul
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
al,sS 0etreit, 21litbiaa,,


Us olene 5ur Nahrid)t oaB Der
Saronia Gem. GDor ein &artenpartie
,tn0 anoere Spiele abbaltcn miro oie-
len Monat ,rno 5lpar am Sonntag,
ben 26. Jebrl,ar. bel 8ruoer uuo
Sdlueiter @intler on 1880 9riu,
garo Or. Nnfang 3 llbr.
Wir laoen aae Mitglieoer ltno
5re,nroe ber3lid Elm gu oieiem Ear,
tie. Oas lette Nartie ipar iebr gut
belll6t uno Der Gbor banft auen berS.
lid fir ben id0nen 8eiud), a,d
allen Die idone Yreiie seitiitet baben
uno pas mitgebolfen baben INN oieje
Eartie 5u perid0nern. Iub 8ruoer
ln6 Sd)tpeiter S. Seiler oanfen ,pir
ftir Den Hlas. 2unb unb &afiee ,piro
ierpiert nod Dem Spiel.
aud miro befannt senladt, oaB ie.
Den eriten Dfittipod inn Wionat oie
regelnlabige Monatsperiammllrnq
abgebalten miro in Der MBG- -Saae.
llr,b ieoen oritten NfithpoA lit 6e,
acniltlidle slbeno fir beioe gbore
aftipe ,llpo paiiiue Mitglieoer ,no
Nfeun6e iino eineelaoen 5u oieien1
Mben6.
Nae Die mas Suit baben am Gin.
gen iino gebeten iid an5uidlieben ol,
Den Gbor. @ir arbeiten ihon iebt
fur Sas Serbitfontert, tpasi elm
StrauBfon5ert iou iein. AGe Die mas
mitmaben tpoqen an oiejef &on5ert
itno gebeten iid an5ui9lieBen 10
idnea tpie 1n0elid. 0enn Die 2ieoer
niiilen geprobt tperoen INN elm gutes
Helultat 81 baben. Das Serbitfonoert
miro i'm Nopember itattiilpoen..
slnna 8intler, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

AA. 3anlns Qti9e, Hcre1t abs.
1915 Ycrent Npe.. Btnbior. &anaDa
Rnftesbierit in beE Commemorate
bon 30 l1br bcrmitta0s. Sonriue
s0uIe bon 10-11 llhr bormtttaa8. -
ben erften Nontao I'm Nrnat @,r&e,
rot< <Sisune. Seben ersten Donner3te'
dyenDs i'm Ronat 8railen Beretn G4
a,,ng. Nue NoIfss unb @IaubensoenoRe
ftnb aeralid tpiIIioulmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
krblitbt !AacbrGbten

due l,ttbertf@en @la,lbensgenoHes
bentf&er ,l,.b enelii4er Sunee In 0ars
rea. Sburon nnb llmeeoenb iinb al beS
0ottesbienften ber5littft eineeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Sobann Notb

geltorben um 26. Sebruar 1884 1t,
Gleuelan0, Ohio.
Gs tuar oes 5ohiten Ylan:
,8as 8ott tut oas lit lpoblgetan.
Mube ianft iit iiiBer Stub
l(nier liebiter Gater ou.
Sben in oen lihten S5ob'n
8eroeu iuir oib ipieoerleDen.
Oelre Did ME pergeiienoen Gnfel-
timber, &inoer lmo gattin
&atbarina Motb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
eolumbnS. Ohio

eolnmbnS, Ohio
Q1an9. Gmtber Rartls 9uttes 3trAe.
Q6e 1esler unb 4na @trate.
Ftarrer g: g. 4euer. Ncben Son,tag
boriftnqs 2 l1hr SonntaDsn,,;e; 10 l1hr
snglhdier gottesbienft; II l1br be,iti&er
@ottescienf.
ale Wlaube.,soeuoiIen uub ereanbe
iis:b berolic6 etneelabea.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

2Oiabrises Stiftunssfeit Der 0enti6.
Sadfi& Gp. 2utberiiden ct. Yetrus
Stride.
Die ct. Hetrus Stride feiert am
%. nno 26. Jebruar ibr 2Oidbrises
Subilaum uno laoet au9 auf oieie,n
Wege ale Bolts. uno @laubensgenoi.
len oufs ber5li@ite elm.
Sanstagaben6, ben 25. Jebruar.
tuiro in Der Gortidrittsbale an 3OO3
empoo6 ,lno Mbreno Moe. nm 6
ubr oben1s ein Geiteiien ierpiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
youngstown, SGio.
GuangeIiih =2utbcriidje @pnteruS.
Oemeinbe.
211O Ulentuuo6 Mpe.

Yfarrer @illiam s. @eltbcr.
610 B. Sublon Mpe.
SonntaaIduIe: 9 llbr. - gnsIii@er
@pttesbienit: 10 l1br. 9eutIber
@pttesbienlt: II llbr.
Mlle @olfsz ,".o @laubensgenoHen iino
beralitbIt einaelabe,,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
GIebeIanb. chis


yaftor 9anS 8oiiel, 701 @bop Stuab.
Vel: Nulberrp 0646. 8 llbr bormittaqs
oeutt1er Vuttesbtenft. 10 ubr Gcun>
tagi@ule: II l1br englifder @otteabienft.
Sntber Gi9a anbadt irb ReriammIun9
Sonntdg 1880 11br aber.bS. 3onftrmans
osnsllnterr'6t rnb beuts&s Sdule am
Somstag Uon 8 :19r SormtttaaS an. dIle
g!aubenssenoffeu firb aerSli4 einee.
Laben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
9Rsnaea, ga.
SeStf6s Qpans. .3ntb. q. 3eter0.
Oemetnbe, B. Str.

Rfarrer Cans g. 8. Sinolett. 24A
Abams Ctr, Ro@efter, ga. Felep9on:
@odefter 238S. Wuttesbienft $3.50 l1tr
moreenS; Son1taaf9ule 1915 l1tr. -
Vrnuen Verein HerSamnlung an, IetteH
Yonnerstag ie6en 0onatS. 8 11br abenbD
syeoermnan it her5li@ irtQfoutmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
2luS Cleveland, Ohie
Sur Grinneruno
Oil lnleren pielgel!ebten

0eurs Gbiuaro &rcuter
geltorben ON /. Mur5 1880.
Sd)on 5rpanS'g Sabre rubeit ou
Ssm fiiblen' GroenId)oB.
Sergelien fonnen mir Did ME,
Cenn unier ShmerS lit groB.
go oenfen mir NIT Sebniuht oeil
8is mir alle bel sir icin.
Geine oid] liebenoen ShweItern
Mtnnle SinIfo. Selen Meiler, So
tbcrlne 3aufo llno Gltern
Vcorg un6 Sara &reuter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Odnfidouno

SIR Die anlablid oes Siuideioens
i'nieres Iieben @roboaters. 0aters,
l,n0 8atten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Qrduerndhriht

Aab fur5ein aber idyiperem 2eis
oen itarb in Glepelano am 4. sSebr.
im GeaconeB Soipital I'M sllter pon
65 Sabren, 3 0tonaten ,ll1o 20 Ea-
gen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Hur Grtnneruno

an unleren oielgeliebten 8roBpater,
Sater lllro 8atten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

+. 5Grre1, Be.
Ceatt4s %. 2atb. St. $anl10 .etr6a.
721-25 Hrwt dbe.
$fdrrer Nrtbur 8. Dlant. Seben Conn.
tag y ube bgrntitta9s Sottntoei9ule;
10 uhr cn8lti4er; II utr beutf&es
WotteStientt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Citieite Giebertafel 0emiidter Gbor.
Die regelnldBige SeriammIung fin,
Set itatt om Wontag, oen 6. WGrs,
nod bem Ginger.
0as Mar5=Beburtstass
miro Sudden ,lnlo &afiee ierpieren.
Gs iirS: Maria llntd, Sophie 3uder
&atb. &otb @iartba Mel5er ,tao israu
&uoolf Sduiter.
emma Sauierman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Calm, Otto
Qtangelt ltfM.0ntt. GmmuRnel. .4ts0e.
POI &Duth 0rssktDah.

OOUWUeIVVWsXuJV. VWmuWU6ys0VUy
2O1 SDutb Srsahisap.
Raftor Sobn 8auman. Sonntaoi&uIe
feben Sountae 8 l1br borrnittags. 10 l1a
@ottes0ierit IN Der 2anhcslpra6e. II
llbr belti&er @otteabienft. Ser bent.
i4e 4ir@en Srauen Werein bat am oipei.
ter Rtttiro9 ieben Wonats. 8 tl9,
abenbs. 8eriammlun9. aonfirmanben.
llnterridt (3lpeiidbrie) bon Septembe
bts Ofterl,, Dieustae ,inh 0retta8 radb
mittaes l1br.
lille @laubenseenoffen unb 0refa)s
firb berali3 iptllfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
4,aS Hc,,teiteaS. "a.
3,ueis 6.

Smeig b.
Mllen Wtitglieoern oes 3lpeia 6
9erelbt es 5ur sefaaigen 9sadridt,
oab nit Dem 1. slpril Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Qomefeab, ga.
Seatfde ". 9utb. St. RartuD etn<

222-224 ct 8. Nbe.
@ep. 6retsrid g. AItboff. Rafor. TeIes
pbrn: SO. 1745. @onntagi 6uIe u.or9enO
$3.50 l1br. - @ottesbienft 1O:30 111r.
due @lautensaenoifen iinb beroIs0
tptnfoumen.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
Orange TUp. NatiUe
Dies In Arkansas

Leland Stratton, sd, Orange town
ship native and son of Myron STRAIT
ton of this place, died Sunday in the
home of son, Charles Stratton at
Stamps, Arkansas.
A veteran of World War /, he
spent most of his life work in oil
fields in Oklahoma, Arkansas and
Texas. Funeral services were held
in Eldorado, Ark, Wednesday fol-
lowed by burialt here.
Besides his father and son al
whose home he died, he is survived
by his wife, Arena; daughter Mrs
Maxine Thomas of Port Arthur
Texas; four sisters, Mrs. Flo ely
mer, Mt. Cory; Mrs. Olive Christ
man, Findlay; Mrs. Opal Kloetzly,
Salem, and Mrs. Mildred Klingler,
Bluffton: and three brothers, Ber-
nard of near Bluffton; Russell and
Ralph of West Jefferson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
Mrs. Elijah Cranler
Funeral On ThursdaH

Funeral services will be held at
Bluffton Missionary church Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mrs.
Clara Cramer, 70, wife of Elijah
Cramer of Cherry street. Mrs.
Cramer died Monday morning in
Lima Memorial hospital due to in
firmities Of age. She was member
of the Missionary church here.
She was a daughter of Emmett
and Sarah Boyd Thomas, born in
Canal Winchester in 1871. She was
married October IL, 1898 to Mr..
Cramer, now a patient in Mercy
hospital, Tiffin.
Surviving are her husband, four
daughters, Mrs. E. L. Krouse, Lima !;
Mrs. Lena Knepper, Kinsman; Miss
Inez Cramer, Lima; Mrs. Edith
Shappel, Tiffin and son, Willard
Cramer, Lima. Also surviving are
Id grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
Brothers and sisters are Minor,
Roy and Nora Thomas, Deshler, and
Mrs. Minerva Woodruff, Pandora.
Her pastor, Rev. Robert Welch
will officiate at the funeral services
andinter ment will be in Harmon
cemetery near Pandora.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
III. S. Farm, Youths
Win At FLOJUer ShOlU

The F. F. A. Boys of Bluffton
high school won 10 out of Al first
prizes in the open classes of vege-
tables and fruits at the flower show
last Saturday. Out of total of n
prizes in the open class vegetables
and fruits, the boys won 33.
John Schmutz won five firsts with
cabbage, yellow onions, tomatoes,
and grapes. Dave Hofstetter won
first with beets, apples and peaches
Evan Lehman won first with toma-
toes. Dave Beery won first with
gourds. Gerald Kaufman a first
with green beans, LaVerne Moser
won first with his carrots. Rich
Bucher won first with his sweet
peppers. Fred Amstutz won first
with ground cherries and oyster
plant.
In the grain, hay, and produce
department of the F. F. A., Dave
Beery won first with clover and
mixed hay. Don Oates won first
with timothy hay and alfalfa seed
Gerald Kaufman won first with
alfalfa hay. Don Leiber won first
with his red clover seed, Arlie Crib
lez first with his timothy seed, Don
Geiger first with Bronze grass and
Bronze in Oats. Fred Amstutz won
first with oats and rye, and Evan
Lehman won first on his wheat.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
MOtOrist In Ddze
After Mishap Here

A Lima man, Kenneth L. McEl-
derry, 80, who seemed dazed after
his automobile sideswiped a large
trailer parked on South Main street
at 2 a. m. Monday, was found in
his damaged car on Poplar street,
four blocks from the scene of the
accident, 80 minutes after the crash.
After side swiping the trailer,
parked in front of the Ben Schiffke
residence by trucker, McElderry
continued driving three blocks north
on Main street and one block east
Eon' Kibler before coming to stop
near the Page Dairy plant.
He was found there by Night Po-
liceman Albert Reichenbach, who was
investigating the mishap.
In a dazed condition, McElderry
was unable to give any coherent ac-
count of the accident. He was TAX
en- to Lima by his wife, who was
summoned by Reichenbach.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
Drivers Licenses
Are Not Sold Here

New drivers licenses went or
sale last week in Allen county, but
motorists will not be required to
purchase the new three-year per-
mits until their next birthday after
Sept. 80 of this year.
Bluffton motorists, however, will
be unable to purchase the licenses
here, for no registrar has been
named for the town. Nearest points
at which the licenses may be OBJ
tanned will be Lawrence Copeland,
835 S. Main street, Lima, McCrates
garage in Columbus Grove or
Marshall garage in Ada.
Licenses will be good for three
years and will cost 70 cents, plus a
25-cent issuing fee. Motorists have
three months to renew licenses after
their birthday, but may not drive
legally during that time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
TWO MORE LONG
DISTANCE LINES
ARE PROMISED
Blufft0n Represented at Hear.
ing Before Utilities Body
i'm Columbus
Utility Head Says that Toll
line Service Here Will Be
Improved

Two new toll line connections
between Bluffton and Lima have
been promised to speed local long
distance calls, it was disclosed fol-
lowing hearing before the State
Public Utilities Commission held in
Columbus last Thursday.
In a Bluffton delegation at the
meeting were Paul w. Stauffer, rep
resenting the Bluffton Business Mems
association, Lions club and The Trip
lett Electrical Instrument Co.; Paul
Don Bixel, of the Junior Chamber
of Commerce, and Supt. Aaron B.
Murray, of the Bluffton school
system.
The Bluffton group was at the
hearing arranged at the request OF
patrons of the Lima Telephone Co.
and its affiliated systems which In
cludes the Bluffton Telephone Co.
Lines Promised
Stauffer said Tuesday that George
B. Quatman, president of the Lima
utility firm, assured him that two
additional long distance line con-
nections promptly would be made
available for local patrons.
Stauffer was to have been notified
within a week when the expanded
service would be available, but no
word had been received from Quat-
man up until Tuesday night.
Another move expected to further
eliminate long distance delays was
announcement that the Ohio Bell
Telephone Co., which has 80 per
cent interest in the Lima utility, viii
attempt to install 16 more long dis
ance lines to Lima within go days.
Ohio Bell now has 1877 toll circuits
into Lima and the Lima Telephone
Co. has SO circuits of its own con-.
Meeting Lima with surrounding COM
munities.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
Farmer Bruised In
Fall From HdynlOU

Raymond Heldman, Al, Orange
township farmer, was severely
bruised as a result of fall from
the haymow in his barn, Friday
morning.
The accident occurred about Z
a. m. as he slipped while throwing
down feed from the NOW and he
fell a distance of 25 feet to the
barn floor.
Later in the day while at the
Hancock county fair he became Ill
from effects of the accident and was
taken to a Findlay physicians office
and from there to Bluffton hospital
in the Diiler ambulance. An x-ray
showed no broken bones and he was
afterward removed to his home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
Meeting Of Council and Light Board
With Central Ohio is i'm Prospect
Former BlufftOn Girl Ranks Fourth
In Atlantic City Beauty Pageant

Miss Mary "Tootsie" Jennings, OF
Hot Springs, Arkansas, former
Bluffton resident last week placed
fourth in the Miss America beauty
contest at Atlantic City.
She was one of two girls with
Bluffton backgrounds among the Sd
competing in the famous Atlantic
City pageant. In addition to Miss
Jennings, the contest entrants also
included Miss Janice Murray, daugh-
ter of Supt. of Schools and Mrs.
Aaron B. Murray, entered as Miss
Philadelphia.
Miss Jennings is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Jennings, form
er Bluffton residents who lived here
while her father was employed as
an electrical engineer in one of the
Central Ohio Light and Power Co.
expansion programs at its Bluffton
generating plant.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
Son OF Former Coach
Here Is Polio Victim

Joe Murray, 12-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwain Murray, of
Ashland, is polio case in Akron
Children's hospital, relatives here
learned last week.
Admitted to the hospital last Fri
day, the youth is paralyzed from the
hips down. His father, native of
Bluffton, is a former Bluffton High
school coach. His mother is the
former Olive Locher.
Denver Zimmerly, Bluffton's first
polio case of the summer, has been
returned to his home near town on
the Bigler road, in an improved con-
dition.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
COLLEGE ENROLlS
CLASS OF EIGHTY
FRESHMEN YOUTHS.
Total is Twenty More than at
Opening of School Last
Year
Students Expected from Africa
and China; Classes Thurs
day

Bluffton college has a freshman
class of 80 for the fall term open
ing Thursday of this week, an in
crease of 35 per cent over the 194s
enrolment, it was announced Tues
day by the college registrars office
At the same time it was indicated
that registration of upper elias.
students being completed Wednesda,
is expected to be approximately ths
same as year ago.
Following the completion of regis
tration on Wednesday, regular class
room work for the start of the 1850
81 school year will get under wa,
on the campus Thursday.
The freshman class of 80 has beer
here since last Saturday for a four
day campus orientation program, an.
first-year registration was completee
on Tuesday. Last year there wer
60 freshmen at the school.
With continuation of the upwar,
trend in enrolment which starte,
following the close of World War II
all campus dormitories again are fill
ed and some students will be quart
cred in rooms about the town. Al
available facilities for married stu
dents in the schools trailer villag
also will be taken, it was announced
Among this years students will b
a German young man, Rudolph
Kisters; a Porto Rican girl, Minerv'
Diaz; and a sophomore, Ruth Bam
field, of Trinidad, who is returning
for her second year.
Several natives from Nigeria
Africa, and two Chinese student
also are expected. Two sisters from
India, Mary and Elizabeth Bauman
also have enrolled. They are daugh
ters of DR.. and Mrs. Harvey Bau
man, medical missionaries to India
both of whom are Bluffton colleg,
graduates.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
B1uffton To Get Better Telephone Service
Bluffton Couple Flies Atlantic
On 72-Day Tour OF Europe, Africa

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huber
farm couple of near Bluffton, lef
Monday from New York City on ,
72-day tour that will take them t,
Portugal, other European countries
and through Africa before returning
to this country.
Flying from New York City, the,
will spend two days in Portugal
then continue by air liner to Johan
nesburg, South Africa.
After sightseeing in that city
and Capetown, they will begin ar
automobile tour northward through
Africa. On their trip they will
visit such places as the famous VIC
toria Falls, the Kimberly diamond
mines, Adds Ababa and Cairo
Egypt.
From Africa, Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
will go to Athens, Rome, Paris, Ver-
sailles and London before complet-
ing their 72-day tour by flying back
to this country on Dec. 9.
A farmer and a director of the
Citizens National Bank, Huber and
his wife have travelled extensively
in recent years, but this will be the
longest tour they haxe taken.
At each point of the tour, the
Hubers will be met by guides who
will assist in taking up hotel reser-
vations and directing the couple to
the principal points of interest.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-14
Hunting Licenses
On Sale In Area

Ohio's new 1850; hunting licenses
went on sale this week at seven area
licensing stations cooperating with
the Bluffton Community Sportsmen's
club in sale of the permits
Handling the license sales thru
out the district are Waltermire's
store, Mumma Electric shop, Dill
mans newsstand and Stepleton Re
creation center in Bluffton.
Other licensing points in the COM
munity are Vans Service Corner,
and the Snow White Market, in
Beaverdam.