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ROOMS UkEURNlshEp

SILVER SPRlNG-Nice lsrse rooms,
chlloren welcome. ST. $50
UNFURN. BEDRM., in new home, tC
couple without children; kit. privil.
rel, REQ. LA, 6-S567.
COLORED-e ADJOINING ROOMS
9597. 4423 Ord ST. ne
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
employed couple, no children TC
3SS3 IS
COL0RED-l9th ST. LOCATION
Unfurn. rm. for refined cple., house
keeping privileges, > double rms on
front and lge SiERle rm, Call Ia
6-6l63. MRS. LEWIS.
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-s.w

3455 23rd ST. S.E.-Large front
room; private home; bus stop at
door Is
bath; quiet home; reas AT. 70lO.
1876 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-Single
front bedrm., pvt. or semi-pvt. bath;
conv. transp. Ii 3-5l99. IA
CAPITOL HILL, 416 Seward sq-Un-
usually lge. rm., beautifully decor.
period furn: home atmosphere;
semipvt. bath. Ii. 3-7263.
130 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Dble. rm., nicely furn.; IS single or
SO dble.: ] single, nicely furn.. So
per wk.; men preferred. Ii. 3-4942.
IA
ANACOsTIA, 143s Minnesota ave. Sc.
LEe. front dble.; nicely furn., cow
transp.;s $40 mo. Lu. <-29os. LA
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ANGUS AUCTION
Lee Hill Farm. Fredericksburg, Va.
Friday, May IA
112-Head-112
II registered cows with calves at side
Is registered bred heifers and cows
81 grade cows with 2S calves at side
registered open heifers.
bulls, 3 ready for heavy service
Everything clean, healthy and full!
guaranteed. Bangs and TB TESTED
within two weeks of sale All calve!
vaccinated against shipping fevel
and black leg.
Lunch on Grounds, Sale at / PM.
Lee Hill Farm, Fredericksburg, Va.
Just South of Town on Rts. II and 2
SIDNEY L. SHANNON, Jr., Owner.
Catalog on Request.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont

COCKER SPANIELS, honey colored. 8
wks., reg. weaned, vormed. dis
temper shots. Must sell now. Reas.
GERMAN sHEP. PUPS. wks.. thoro-
wTsf "h1s nGatsfS SHirEs Vii 81 Rss Slds
Scottiesl. wks., Axe; also pugs
OHIO KENNEL, info. WO. 1856.
BOYER, male. . mo. puppy fawn,
DOBERMAN PiNSCHER PuPPY. fe-
male, wks.. Dictator and west
phalia breeding. IA. 056O.
sIAMESE KITTENS. registered, pure
bred; SD: Fairfax 6-W-2.
ton. call wi. 6437.
BEAGLE PUPS. Axe litter reg; also
male beagle, rs mos. old; had 4
places at Field Trial and was gunned
over last fall. WI. 6437.
COCKER PUP. black. female. ideal
for pet; price, SO. Gil. 1865 after
PERSIAN CAT. white. mother cat
and ! kittens. NO. ss7S.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUP.
male, 3 mos. old, pedigreed, white
NEW E1sn BoHRDIRSG SiafR nc kGENEI GE sos tor small
DACHsFELD kennel Pa ns1i'
COCKER AND PART TOY collie
SSg4ppiepS'. q oyss;; wks;; male. ST. female,
PUPPIEsf ii' SA' TOY ol9' coLLrEs and wire
haired terriers crossed. cute. nice.
SS' coon hound pups. B and T. pure
bred, none better. S15. s mi Peace
Cross on Defense hwy. See sign.
BOXER, 312 mos. Axe. fawn. female:
sroDDed slfs 9y s6ots Gn fFisc9 Rs 9415 g. Ayf9e
BEaGLEs: aia Isai:+ansd male and M female 10 mos @
COLLIE. sable and white. male. 8 mo.
sse; sa; I2N PEkn;; 5oab has Shots Axe reg.
cockER es2i r. sPASiEL isisi PUPS, Axe c1s reg.
Red Brucie line, 7 wks. old. WO.
REGISTERED; TTegiS 9 wks. old. SIS and s35,
GoIpEs Spaasnin cohhTE s. PUPS Ps g, for 4 sale.
sS5 and $50. GE 7a45. ~ DC 0o.zi4e0' @i4
POMERANIAN = Pediereed female,
light orange; . yrs. old; housebroken.
Desire good home. Phone OF. 1882.
GREAT DANES. Select your pup now.
bssutlfg! fsWn n female, nta AlyG yps. nsee olds
boodines A E1Fxw FHS kGENEIs KEN fsap25en REG
aifN' out' TE. re e4s6' PHfe st. ext miles
COLLIES-Beautiful sable and white
grandsonS and daughters Of Unde--
feated Champion Brigate Model of
Bellhaven. Registered AK.C. In
noculated. $50. Georgia S7s2. 14'
MALE KERRY BLUE. yr.; must sell.
apt, restrictions S35; no papers
KITTENS, Persian, ? mos: clean
pets; very reasonable to good homes.
HO; 0SO4: Apt; 213.
COCKER PIP Dla f11a1n AKN
registered, red and white: sire and
dam champion sired. MERRYLAND
KENL. Cypress 9419
HALF THOROUGHBRED cute cocker
spaniel pups; $40 male, S. female.
CocRER PUPS, tfH. BEAUTIFUL. all; affection. ataH:
ate, gentle nature; black, red and
black; II weeks old; some s weeks
Spayed, S!iaS broker; S;IG 9o no papers; raised
GOOD HOME INV Wanted rE 70; for : fox %'' ter
ful. WA. VA 14e!. ''' o'0' '' pay
BEAGLE PUPPIES. fine hunting stock,
Garage, Gar; THEo, RANDALL, Brandy
PoMERANiAN PUPPIES. wks. old,
DACHSHUND PUPS, champion bred
and bred TO be champions; near
champion, at stud for your small
lesgy bitches, EARLDALE KENNELS,
sHELTiE PUPS (miniature collies,,
Axe reg; healthy farm-raised,
nicely marked; also grown stock al
reduced prices. Good roads, 90
miles from Washington. Vienna
COCKER sPANIELs. 5 black. excel.
predigreed, $50. GIL $3.50
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ROOMS WITH soARp

COLONY CLUB, 3O32 N st. NV,
Georgetown-Vacan for George
town summer students; also a few
for girls. Congenial atmosphere and
good home cooking; $50 mo. Call
mi MI: 2Ss4s Pet; and .s. PM a,s IA l.
running water. showers; for young
men. l sgl.. triple; excel. board.
14Os 18th ST. N.w.-Twin bedrm. :;
also to share; early brkfst. II de-
l4of 18TH ST. N.w.GLge. W. a.V dble.. at
bath, good good food, 70 switchsd fta1s fm'' PI5 pYt;
WENDELL TERRACE - Spacious
rooms, superior food, shady lawn
and large porch: excel. transp., maid
service; pleasant young people;
$3.50 y M1 monthly oaay 1927 Belmont I'd.
ARTISTICALLY inclined child of
in music or drawing: tutors home,
nominal board, So gk:;; parents,
1s?9 ,tS GSS9yrrystSry sT %R0om TW 81 S74S
ladies and young men. Good meals.
Walking distance downtown. 49,
BRAND-NEW-Eliza AIMS room
and board. 200 East .Braddock I'd :,
Alexandria. Bus at door, 10 min
utes from Pentagon, exclusive neigh
1Pss PsfhOsas saEfHERp F1E1s 9niy; sr. N,w-1ove,v
bedrm.,' sitting rm. combination. In
pvt. home. Single or double. use
OF unlimited phone. Call RA. 3633.
-I5
1919 18th ST. N.W.-vacancies for
ing dist downtown: switchbd.: ele.
Vator; excellent meals DE. 903O.
WOMAN To SHARE in a large dou-
bic room; maid service. laundry
privileges, excellent food: in private
home od; nr; Wardman Park. Phone
1sis IANIER PL. N.w.-sinsIe rm.
nicely furn,.. share dble. front rm.
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA4isa7 tsS; 10th
st. n.w.--Rm: with semipvt. bath
Tor, 2 girls; l to share with pvt.
bath; tn:.s also, ! to share for young man.
in all rms. maid service; large
porch and liv. rm. Ho. 6767. IA
DOWNTOWN, 1925 18th St NV
Sgls., pvt. bath or run. water: lge.
spac dbles. reas.: superior food
DUPONT CIRCLE-Dissin,s Guest
House. Several openings for young
men and women in one Of the incest
guest homes in Washington. Our
food is delicious, surroundings
pleasant. 2013 Mass. ave. NV. DE.
BOARD AND DAY CARE for one or
two. children over 2 yrs; apt. for
mother, reasonable. License. LA.
6-453S ii
CLEAN ROOMS, good food: $3.50
mo. 1704 Que ST. Phone NO. 4095
Good transportation. 10
COOL ATTRACTIVE ROOM, with
pvt. bath, dinner and breakfast,
for professional woman or man.
No other boarders. Beautiful sur
roundings. Between Bethesda and
Rockville, $50 weekly. OIL. 94l9.
DOUBLE RIM. in pvt. home; twin
beds; sunroom; bus by door 1909
Kansas ave NV GF OIol IA
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COUNTRY BOARD

Mr.. MoUNTAINS-Modern. best food
well prepared; SIS per wk.; IN sight
of town. MRS. CLINT BURNER,
Woodstock, Va. Tel. 92q-F-l1.
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smaller rm,. IS VIZ; gentlemen: pvt.
LARGE ROOM. on End noor. suitasl.
for couple: will consider kit. privtl,
NEAR @ cApiroI. coi. 200 4,h st. Sc
Nice, clean desirable room; three
large windows. larEe closet. single or
double. corner front, reasonable
. FURNISHED BEpRMs.. next to
Path, pvt. home: reasonable, VI,
NEWLY FINISHED. End ar.. incl
twin bedrm-, liv. rm.. bath, no
cooking, : empl ladies: eonv, IrAnSp
District Heights residential Phone
for appt, HI 425g
GIG G ST S.E.-Sicely furn lSe
.font as,ii, twin 6edrm, clean home;
COMFORTABLE ROOM for Govern
nii ment employed lady. Call TR
SUITLAND-NieeIy furn. rm.. walk.
InS 5s diStance Census and Navy. 10.
100 POTOMAC AVE. sE-l fur.
n1sned Tased room; S45 month for per
2 RMS, Laundry privi.. $50 mo. 10.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS VIC or .
girlS. use whole house as own: pyt
--oeorm-; 81. 90 mo. 10, 2-9@1.
NEAR ALABAMA AVE. AND
WHEELER RID.
Modern semidet brick, 4 lSe rms
ga baths, powder rm- on Isl "A rsS
h; reas. priced for Quick sac
cony. terms. H. T. RANDOLPH, RE
-.l35, TR. 1905. --''
COLoRED-OPEN . TO g.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
1880 D ST. Sc.
Conv. located to everything. lovely
rapesstry napesy prick 8 rms, . incl.
only Sl2.a50: terms II. T, RAN
DoLPH. RE. 2137 or TR. 1906.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Nw. RMs FURNISH 8 sw tcon,

i2I4 81. 81 ssaEPHEED rH1 sI:-LsrEe sleepins
ISo Ek,; dbls, $40 wk. Nexi
WILSON HoUsE-i6ae 18th St; ex-
eellent single room. S25. NJ. ae96
WILSON HOUSE, eols Kalorama "a
exeeiiens single rooms; SIS and s;iS
1sss KENYON ST. Nw-s;nglt or
double; kitchen privilege If desired,
1851 wooDLEY RD., opposite ward,
man Park-Large md Il. front
Saponi man only. 0atn; AD. ftss fPf5 nome semitic
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Nicely furn
T room for gentleman; reasonable
ath ~ AND i REMEDY N.w.-LovsI,
rm-.. lee. closet, use of screen porch
for II: nice clean home GE. 1865
DUPONT CIRCLE CoeloV t-Spaciou.
studio rm. Tor ! man, fireplace. 4
windows, apt. atmosphere; reliable
maid service; S33 mo. 1921 Jeffer.
son pl. between and 1:30 Monday
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, esl2 Cath.
edraI ave w-Larse. attrae. furn
rm,' nn Pyy!, home; gentleman $40
cLfvELASD II pARk-wen turn. It cor. =
ner rm., bath adj, attrac,, quiet
home. good loc.: near transp. and
Mclean Gardens cafeteria. OR
conn. BRIDGE AREA-Attrac., lge
bed-living room. bay window; Isl
f.: gentlemen. NO. ST..
non-drinker. or sublet . mos, priv
MI 1852 Iowa AptS., Apt As.
ROOMS. furnished or unfurn. beaut
location, close to n. H. ave. bus; pvt
or semipvt; bath, showers: reas;
,aia eenterIRaIl PiTrFSuors RSqse; VA 1905
Twin-o rm.. pvt. bath; single rm.,
next bath; gentlemen pref. RA. 1862.
SMALL ROOM, employed lady: Glover
Park busline EN- S30l.
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
Dupont Circle area-Double and
single rooms. DE. 1895. IL
BLOCK FROM MAYFLOWER HOTEL,
1917 r; I. ave--Nice dble or triple.
IN m easo also single for young lady,
tie RHoDE Rfto ISLAND AVE. NV Nv
Comfy quarters for men. See them
for yourself. Showers. study room !;
downtown location; S25 mo. ea. -l7
1910 P ST. N.W.-"The Churchili";
clean. single rooms; running water;
maid service; $3.50 up wk; also
1897 18th ST. N.w.-Ideal transp. ::
unusually attrac., lge.. front bedrm.,
4 windows, twin beds; for . par
ticular young ladies: pvt. home.
semlpYt. bath, unlim. phone; $50 50
ca. per mo. CO. 1927 Ia
CLOSE IN-SAVE CARFARE
211s o st.-Lge.. clean. attr. frt. rm,.
twin. beds, innerspring mattresses;
lSt A.: BendiX DriVil SIN uk
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BOXER AT STUD

BOXER AT STUD
Axe. reg, Ch. stock. OK. 1920
WA. 95l4. IA
Give Your Pet a Vacation
Mod. air-cond. kennel; 40 acres; in
div screened runs; plenty of shade;
cocker pups: ress. Fairfax 679-J
Russian WOlfhOundS
(Borzoisl by Oh. Haljean's Nazanex,
imported dam. excel. show pros
poets, 500 UP. Call OF. 9540 after
m
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Miniature PinScherS
Most intelligent OF small dogs; at
stud, Oh. Arno V. Schoenberg, f
lbs. show puppies for sale. OR
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DBLE. AND SGLE. RMS. rented
phone. bookcase. cooking privils. Use
OF rec. rm. conv. transD.; pvt.
nome; nc nea+Yung working eplei or young ladies
BuRLEITH-Cor rm., next to bath;
18th St; nv, OR. 1417 IL
CRaIITENDEN ST., between 10th and
fn9n tRa mas}sr bsds oedFm qIyaf. beautifully
BAsEMENTi as sMfesi ROOM, Ssooi private entrance; 1a
suitable sasal for 2 men; u bath. ia.
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA A5a Double
sss mo: eaeh' No. oeosi 9i19' son'' 'fa9s'' f4a
UNUSUALLY ATTR., ige. studio rm.,
In pvt; apt; unlim. phone. shower.
oNltS oslt psriiyyileses. siya AD. 1892; Ia
aoGa q1iea home ns1t E aE 0sth saas bright room
DBLE RIM, pvt. bath. sgIe. beds: also
tbsre sEbiple rmi, mT Sgss sgls BEDS and rms, to
NEAR EAR wARDMAS' Ar Man PIX. HOTEL, s9ss7
Conn. ave: very nice. corner room
with 2 expos. and 2 closets. for
gentlemen; En nnsn; $40 mo-; unlim. phone.
14sS 40 T2f1LoR ST. N.w.-1se. -hS front
4th AND CRITTENDEN STS.-Master
bedrm.. newly dec, new furn.. home
privils.. $50: RA. SS3S. Ia
MANOR PARK-Single. nicely furn
for lady; gentle home; J-6 busline
5S14 9Th. GE. S139. -f9
NICELY FURNISHED, SGLE. front
nm, share bath with l, bus at door.
5l17 Porter st. NV. EN-. 374o.
1854 QUE ST. NV. THE Kennert:" ="
front Ink. rm., range; FriEidaire
1929 EMERSON ST. NV. - Newly
dec. Ice. comfortable 3rd-floor rm.
sgl. or couple, ulim. phone. Jewish
home. $50 ssl.. S45 dbl. RA. 505l.
GENTLEMEN-Lee., beaut. furn. rm.
with 2 windows, semipvt. bath un-
fran,B Tim; phsas saa MN in EM Ryt s!sg h9me eopv
1916 OAK ST. N.W.-Bedrm.. tele-
phone in rm.. adj. bath, closet: n
block 16th st. buses: gentlemen.
A Al, 6EfYGarFuL EfgsIi SURPRISE, 114 for .
Girls: twin bedrm,, in excel. NV.
Ryt. gH- ssss Ssss. For particulars phone
1890 18th sT.-sgle.. dble. and
triple rms, newly painted: all very
lovely; use hot plate II des: 10T
on II rented today. Mr.. SINGER.
ia
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. W.
Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks:
poults. poultry SUPPLIES. ME- 00S9.
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AFRICAN VlOLEIS
over so varieties, new and old; small
plants for starting collection, $50
and soc; blooming plants, G5c anc
up. GIL. 67l5.
TOP SOIL
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Subscription rates: Year, $3.50;
six months, $3.50 anywhere in u. s.
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Clothing DriUe For
Europe On Saturday

Used clothing, blankets, shoes, ETC.,
for distribution in European relief
areas will be collected in city-wide
campaign to be conducted this Sat-
urday by Bluffton college students.
Trucks manned by the students
will make the rounds of the town
Saturday afternoon to pick up dona-
tions of clothing and bedding, and
residents are asked to place bundles
of contributed items on their front
porches before ! p. m.
In addition to the truck collection,
boxes will be located on the college
campus in which clothing donations
may be placed.
1t is important that garments be
cleaned before turning them over to
the drive committee. Clothing taken
to Suites or Alspach Dry Cleaners
where they will be cleaned at spe-
cial reduced rate.
Women's Missionary society of the
First Mennonite church is cooperat-
ing in the drive.
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Clip cows fanks and udders and
clean with damp cloth before milking.
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS

L. A. BIEk1, E61t0r
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by the>Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
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Bring Remains OF
Toledo Woman Here

Remains of Mrs. Grace Armen-
trout, former Bluffton resident, will
be brought here Thursday afternoon
for graveside services and burial at
2:30 o'clock at Pleasant View cem-
etery, Church of the Brethren near
Beaverdam. Rev. Welton Snavely
will officiate.
Mrs. Armentrout, II, who lived
for many years in Toledo, died in
st. Vincent's hospital Monday fol-
lowing long illness. She was the
widow of Elmer Jack" Armentrout
who was identified with the tele-
phone business in its early days
here. He was a half-brother of the
late Fred Rineman also of Toledo
whose death occurred three weeks
ago.
Surviving are a son Torrens Of
Toledo; a daughter Mrs. Marion
Hayden and three grandchildren.
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Reformation Day
Union Church Meet

4 Reformation Day union church
service at 7:30 p. m. next Sunday
in the First Mennonite church will
be addressed by DR.. David y. Freed
man, assistant professor of Hebrew
and Old Testament literature at
Western Theological seminary in
Pittsburgh.
DR.. Freedman is a member of a
noted literary family and received
his bachelor of arts degree from
L. c. L. A. when he was only IT.
At the age of 27 he is one of the
youngest professors in the history
of the Presbyterian seminary.
Of Russian Jewish background,
DR.. Freedman was converted to the
Christian faith when he was urged
to read the Bible as literature while
a student at Z. c. L. A.
The Reformation Day observance
here will be part of a nationwide
program in connection with Refor-
nation Sunday observed in most
Protestant churches. The annual OBJ
servance is held on the Sunday
nearest October 81, when on that
date in 1917, Martin Luther nailed
his 95 theses on the door of the
Wittenberg church, which is consid-
cred the beginning Of the Protestant
Reformation.
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Bazaar and jitney at Methodist
church, Thursday, Nov. 16. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Gratz spen,
Sunday with friends in Gratis ano
West Alexandria, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gettles spent
Friday in Columbus visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stettler visit
ed Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Hochstettler in Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Berryhill of
Lima visited friends here Tuesday
afternoon.
Bake sale, election day, Nov. 7, at
Emmert Plumbing shop; also sand
wiches and coffee. Presbyterian
Young Adults. 90
David Stearns of Heidelberg col
lege, Tiffin, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns
of Spring street.
Miss Alice Ludwig of Poplar street
attended funeral services for Mrs.
Sarah DeLong, 80, year old Lima
resident, Monday afternoon.
Floyd Woods of Apple Creek was
visitor at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Bertha Woods of West College
Ave-, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Erwin of
Toledo spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Rell Potee. Mrs. Erwin is the
former Lavahn Potee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Long spent Sun
day with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Miller and
Mrs. Luella Kohlmeier in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings
were callers at the Chas. Montgomery
home on South Jackson street, Sun
day.
Diller ambulance removals-Mrs.
Glenn Webb and infant son from
BIuffton hospital to seven miles south
of Rawson.
Mrs. Robert Moore and children
of Tiffin spent the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Stearns of Spring street.
Mrs. S. F. Pannabecker of Chicago
attended funeral services of Aaron
Geiger, Friday and spent the week,
end visiting here.
Mrs. Della Marsh of Mound street
is spending several days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Knight ol
Mt. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean knight oi
Sheridan, H., were here to attend
funeral services of her father, Aaror
Geiger, Friday afternoon and visited
relatives and friends in this vicinity
| Mrs. Anna Deerhake of St. Mary
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deerhak,
and daughter Tena of Wapakonet;
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Deerhake and son and Mrs
Bertha Matter.
| Mrs. Olive Shanks is at the hom
| of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M
Hiestand of Orange township. !
hospital patient for six years sh
is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Vroman an,
daughter of Toledo spent the weel
end visiting at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Robt. Lewis of North Law
| ayanr,p
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Clubs. Lodge,
and Societies

Orange Twp. Farm Women
Meeting postponed until Friday,
Nov. 10.
Olive Branch Ladies Aid
Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Golda Nonnamaker, Wednesday
afternoon. Nov. l.
AMIGO Club
Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Estella Core, Friday evening at 6.15.
Halloween Masquerade
At Black school, next Tuesday
night. Each family bring their own
table service and pie.
Mems Garden Club
Meeting at the home of Lester
Niswander, Wednesday night, Nov. |
at s o'clock. Pictures Of the flower
show will be shown.
Century Circle
Meeting at the home of Mrs. NJ.
d. Soash, Wednesday night, Nov. 1,
with Mrs. O. C. Hursey assisting.
Program: Visual Problems of the
School Child, Mrs. Gordon Bixel;
Bellies on their Toes, Mrs. A. E.
Lichtenwalter.
w. S. c. S. Study Class
At the home of Mrs. Millen Geiger
Monday night at 7:3O. All women
invited.
Poinsettia Club
Mrs. Rufus Gorham will entertain
Wednesday night, Nov. l with Mrs.
J. o. Blome assisting.
Travel Class
Mrs. Ezra Moser, hostess, Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. 1. Topic,
fundamental freedoms. Program:
Human Rights, Mrs. Laura Smith;
Book Review '"The WALL" Mrs. Alice
Claus.
Alpha Gamma
Mrs. Cathryn Van Meter and Mrs.
Kathryn Bell will entertain Friday
night at 6:30 at a Gay Nineties
party with Mrs. Katheryne Patterson
in charge of the program.
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert HalIer an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Eileen to Norman G. Koch
ring, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman J.
Koehring of Richmond Ind. No date
has been set for the wedding.
r
Mothers Night Out
Halloween party at the home of
Mrs. Wayne Amstutz this Saturday
night.
At the monthly meeting last
Thursday night bingo prizes were
won by Mrs. James Daley, Mrs.
Harry Minck, Mrs. Robt. Fisher,
Mrs. VIM. Amstutz and Mrs. Wayne
Downing. Mrs. Dwaine Amstutz
was winner Of the door prize.
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November Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Ann Pepple, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Pepple, Lima, has selected Novem-
| Der as the date for her marriage
to Robt. Lee Zimmerman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Zimmsman of Lima
Rt. 5.
| The ceremony will take place al
2:3O p. m. in Lima Epworth Meiho-
dist church with Rev. Stanley Nc
Gillard officiating in open church
ceremony. A reception in tbs
crystal room Of the Argonne hote'
will follow.
] Miss Martha Jane Pepple will at
tend her sister as maid of honor and
bridesmaids will be Miss Donna May
Bowman, Mrs. Lee Walters and Mrs
Glen McCleary.
Melvyn Arthur, brother-in-law ot
the bridegroom will be best man and
ushers will be Delbert Hall, cousin;
Don Herr and Clayton Pepple ,Jr.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
"Beggars Night" Gets
Ne,U Application Here

Halloween @beggars' night" will
have an international relief aspect
in a unique solicitation to be made
during the next week by the West
minister Fellowship, a young peoples
organization of the First Presbyter-
ian church.
All contributions received gy the
young people in their Halloweening
will be used for the United Nations
International Children's Emergency
fund (UNICEF). Their question
will not be the traditional "tricks or
treats" but 'tricks or treats for all
the worlds children thru UNICEF." !"
Each team making rounds of the
town will be equipped with poster
and a gaily covered milk carton in
which contributions may be placed.
After making rounds of the town,
the young people will return to the
church for games and refreshments.
Clip cows fianks and udders and
L oTnc. I,x,r aIn+I IaFa~1
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
Ask Return OF CD
Equipment Here

A call for the return to Civilian
Defense equipment distributed thru
out Bluffton during World War II
was sounded this week by the Bluff
ton Civilian Defense organization
headed by Garnette Foltz, director
of the present emergency program.
Urgently needed for the CD setup
here are fire pumps, helmets, cots
and other equipment loaned during
the second world war. Equipment
is to be taken to the office of Mayor
w. A. Howe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
Lnunen's Visitation
Precedes Services

Laymen of the Church of Christ
are conducting visitation campaign
this week in preparation for the
series of evangelistic services which
the pastor, Rev. @. Merrill Boggs
will hold at the church each evening
next week, beginning at o'clock.
General theme of the sermons will
be 1.-The Power of Christ. Special
music is also being planned for each
service. The newly organized choir
under direction of Miss Iris Meleeio
will lead congregational singing.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-26
THURSDAY, OCT. 2e, 1850

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hankish, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hankish, Jr.,
We're in Cleveland, Sunday, attending
Parent-Freshman day at John Carroll
University where the formers son,
Eugene Hankish is enrolled as a first
year student.