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wards the delegates and visitors
could not have been better any
where in the nation. 1t was just a
little more than two years ago
that Negro officers was added to
the Atlanta Police Force.
The Convention was welcomed
to the city by Mayor William d..
Hartsfield and DR.. William Holmes
Borden, pastor of Wheat Street
Baptist Church.
1t can be considered of no small
significance, in regard to the pre-
dicted coming of a new south that
for the first time in. its .42-year
history the state of Mississippi was
prominently represented in an
NAACP Convention program. A
white youth from the University
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-07-07
Sign Ethel Waters
For Leading Role

NEW YORK-(NNPA)-Ethel
Waters, who made a great come
back on Broadway in the role,
has been signed by Stanley Kra-
mer to play the lead in "A Mem
Der of the Wedding" the Carson
McCullers play, which will go into
production as film after the star
finishes a road tour starting
Sept. 3 in Detroit
Miss Waters last film role was
in "Pinky," for which she won an
Academy Award nomination.
The chances are that the pro-
Queer will seek other Broadway
players as members of the sup
porting cast.
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Mound Bayou.
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the year 1945, when, due to thin
nlng ranks on account of age, the
Renovators surrendered their rights
to hold this celebration, to the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
the Town and the Mound Bayou
Civic Club. This year, the Elks and
the Montgomery-Gree Post of the
American Legion and Woman's
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-07-07
Negro Policeman
NAACP Guides

ATLANTA, Ga, June 2S--Four
Negro policemen have been given
the special assignment of acting
as courtesy guides for NAACP
delegates. Two of them work
during the day and two at night.
The patrolmen are having a
busy time directing the delegates
from the city auditorium to var
ious points in the city. Patiently
they stand on the front steps of
the building and answer all ques-
tions asked them.
The day shift is formed by Pa
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-07-07

trolmen Ernest Lyons and Claude
Mundy. They handled NAACP
traffic from 8 am. until 8. pm.
The night shift is handled by Pa
trolmen Willard Strickland and
Clarence Perry. They work from
10 pm. on.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-07-07
PLASTERED BEES

Smarden, England-A swarm of
bees, variously estimated at from
three to four thousand, buzzed
into hard-cider works and tanked
up on syrupy liquid which seeped
from the barrels of maturing cider.
When they tried to fly off, they
were so drunk, they just fell all
over each other, staggering all
over the floor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-07-07

his Doctors Gegree at Harvard
University. His address will be de-
llvered at the Mound Bayou High
School Auditorium at 800 p. m.
The General Public is invited to
be present and celebrate with us.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-12-20

Cngcang ring the bells through valley and forest through
and and city Dingdong sound the bells
the whole land and through the homes and hearts of millions
Christmas and the whole Christian world makes it's
Joy and thankfulness.
many of this globe that do
joy and what To people in these lands this Christmas
day will like Others and having passed. will be forgotten
this day of all days. be keep this birthday
with the universe be aim and
goal.
let's go church, where learn spread the
Christmas Let help the work of building steepes
Christmas bells reach the and hearts
of all people
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17
papft ptua iihrr ge1unhrn
5nnrt

am Samstag iultrbe aus Rom ge=
neloet:
BapIt 8ius erfl6rte beute in elmer
9lubien5, oie er in Gaitel @onoolfo
Mitglieoern oes aSnternationalen
8erbanbes ser Observation-Disclosures
geipabrte, Sport iei gut, ober ct
Iollte nibt am Sonntag, Dem Sag oes
Serr,ts, iibertrieben gepflegt meroen.
Ser Sonntag Iolte Dor oaem 8ott
ge1piomet lein.
Der Sport miiiie il,nerbalb per=
i,iinftiger ,@ren5en gepflegt tperoen
itno hiirfe nift itorenO eingreifen IN
'eie bebren SrellOeu oes Somilien-
lebens. Gen Sportl6reibcrn iagte er,
lie oiouten ilt ibrel1 8eribten voen
luabren @ert ser Sports betonen"
uno ni6ts iibertrieben Ourh riiber.
ldtpdngli6es @ereoe uno lpril6e 81
tbpramben". o--
8as ben Sport lelbit ongebt, 10
legte er feline slnIid)ten in bier 9unf
ten Dor:
r.. II. @enal pie sic ollgemeine
aorperpflege ioute ser Sport nibt
SelbIt3lped iein. gr loute niht 81
einem &l1lt beroblinfen. gr nulb Dem
Nenlben oienen lmo ieine geiltige
.llnb iittlid)e Geruoafonrnnl1ng for,
bern, itatt lic 5u binoern.
~. Ser Sport ioa sur grbolrne
oieren, bamit man nelleeltGrft 5u iei,
ner anfgabe 5uriidfebren fann, abe,
eS mare l1niinn, pem Ser Sport II
Der perionliben d)aitigung bie er.
Ite Stelle einnebmen 1piirbe .,...:
"3. Ser Sport iou oie 8e5iebrn.
gen 5tpil6en Wann uno SSra1 llno bit
beilieen Sreuoen oeS 5amilienlebens
nidt Itoren.
"A. 0ieIelben @runoIGte geltcr
ald, nenn religioie Yflidteu in Sra
ge fommen. 9lm Son1tag lollte @ot1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17
IL. November

auh Die reIigiole Wiuiif itllbieren.
gelat tpllrbe audi bonn Heaus empfan-
gen. Die altdtbiopiibe Sprahe bic
tet elm auBergep0bnlib rei6es Selo
fir Dos Stubiltm ser @1r5eln ser
friitliben &lltltr. 3ablreihe alte
Iutoren (tporl1ilter Die meiIten Der
orientaliiben &irhenpdter) itnb beute
MIR nod in tbren altltbiopiiben
Sdlriften befannt. Die &loIter bes
2anoes entbalten nertpolle, 3. &. nod
llnerifloilene Sb6te. Ser pertpo1lte
8eitrng, oen Ibbe Selot bisber gum
Stltoium ser oltatbiopilden 2ituraie
lieferte, mar sic lteberlebung alter
ellbariItil6er SDmnen uno &ommlt-
niongeiange ins 5ran5oiiide.
e ST n T. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17

on erlter 5teae fomnen. 3ie STRIDE
peritebt es, oaB Ser Staotbelpobner
am Sonntag ii6 erbolen min, llno
iiebt es germ, rpenn bie Somilie, Die
@ltern uno Die &inoer an oieiem Ga-
ge ii6 an ser bon 8ott geibaffenen
Natur erfreuer, ltnO iie geludbrt germ
sic ertpiinidten @elegenbeiten fit Ole
@ottesoienite. Die Stride perbietct
ni6t Sen Sport nm Sonntag, 10 Ian,
ge oarauf geadtet miro, bob Der
Sonl1tog ser Sag bes Serrn bleibt. !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17

MIR Damn mogli6 lit, nenn 8uBLar,b
ith an Die @ren5e,, suriid5iebt, iiber
Die es obne tpeItli6e Silfe tpeit 5ltriid.
getporfen 1porben tpdre - sic 8ren=
5en bon 1887 -, ll1o oaB Sit=@uro-
pas 3ufl1nft al,fgebaltt tperoen mlb
genGb Sen 5oroerllngen Der sltlanti=
i6en Gbarta lno oen GerbeiBllngen
ser Sereinten 9tationen.
DR.. 4. ]. APP.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17


sic Wdrdenfilme vHotfdppden"
uIornros6en", ~Iil6lein oed bid"
Ser geltiefelte &ater" uno moere
auf 9lnoronung Der Central Stint
biloltelle Oer oeutid)en Solpiet7 73one
nid)t mebr aufgefiibrt 1perben. 9ln
ibrer Stelle lollen in 3ufltnft ioDie=
tilde Wtdrden ge5eigt Deroen. slls
8rl,no fir Oas Terbot miro angege=
ben, oaB Sic oeutlden Mdr6en v1idt
Ger neuen Notwithstanding ent>
ipre6en" Gie Wosfml'er nWt6rhen"
itno natiirlid piel edter!
Gin &uIturbilo. Nus Bbi-
looclpbia meloete um 6. OS. Die u9lli.
greB": gomoro Geplin, @eI6dftS=
fiibrer oes bieligen RoomanzSotelS,
meloete beute 0en @igentiimern, oaB
9ttglieoer Ser SEEM Dort Sigh Sdool
@ono am SSreitag neull5ig ser Sotel-
5inmer libel 5ugerid)tet baben. @S
luuroen 2oi6I6ldu6e 5erl6nitten,
Stiible aus oen Senltcrn genorfen,
eleftrilfe Sanpen bon ben @dnoen
geriiien llnO Wntraben un0 8ett5eug
perni6tet. Die aus bunoertl,no5ebn
lfltlifanten beitebenoe &npelle nubm
iiber oas @oHenenoc om II. SSabres=
treffen Ser aapelle ser Bennipluunia-
ltniuerlit0t teil.
Wfit bem 6loggId)iff ~Americo"
Oon Sen ser llniteo States 9ines traf
Dor einigen Gogen Der ebemalige
Oelltlhe Reid)5tan5ler Gr. 5einri6
8riining in 8remerbopen ein. SD
bnbe ni6t oie 9lblid)t, oftip in Die
Holitif 5uriid5llfebren," betonte Or.
8riining nit ollem gtadorlld gegen=
iiber einern &nrrelopnoenten. Gr fig
te hin5l1, oaB etlpoige 6iiblungnob=
men nit Gerlonli6fciten in Gelltld=
lano allf ein @ieoerleben NIT olten
tSrcllnbcn belhrunft ein lpitr0en.
8riining itbernlnmt cine @aItprofel=
lllr fir 9olitif an ser ltniperiitat
&oln BUR Grfiillllng nod uusItebcn=
Ser 9ebrperpflidtlngen on leinent
biaberigen @irfltngsfreis, Der @nrs
poro llniperiitGt, begibt er lid) I'M Sc
bruur fOmulenOen Sabres fir Die
Goucr zines Semelters nod ei1unal
naf oen Ser. Stnnten. Gr miro Damn
etpa Don 9lugllIt 1862 an enogiiltig
IN Icutl6lanb bleiben.
Die 9lbItimnlltng iiber eincn nellen
Siiolpelt=Staat innerbalb Der oeut=
i6eu 9ltnoesrepublif, gebiloet aus
Sen bisberigen 2Qnocrn @iirtten-
berg -9aoen, @iirttcmberg- -Soben5ol-
lern lmo Siio-8aocn, lit bonn 9un-
Oe5> 5>SnnenminiIter enogiiltig ultf hen
8. 0e5ember feItgelebt moroen. Gln
oielen Sog miro 0ie 8euolferllng Ser
orei 2Gnoer oariiber entld)ei0en, oh
Oiele 5u cincm Siiopelt=Stant 5ulan=
mengclt)loilcn ooer Oh sic beioet1 al
ten S0noer 9noen umo @iirttemberg
clnt)lieBlid) @obcn5ollerns mieber=
beraciteIlt perOen lollen. Sn elmer
Golf5befrngung I'M September 1850
hat iid) Die 8epolterllng Siiotuelt-
0cutlhlonoS bereits einmal in Ser
Wehrbett fir Ben Sitonelt=S Staot er-
tl1rt. Gns @eieb iiber Sic IbItim-
nutng Iiebt bier Stintmbe5irfc Dor
uno legt felt, oab ser SiiOnclt=Staa
gel6aiien miro, ipenn Sic Goltsob=
thinning insgelant ooer ntiltocItens
orei 9lbitimmlmgsbe5irfe cine Wtebr=
belt fir oen 3ltlommenlhll1B ser orei
SinOer 81 eirem 8ltnOeSlono ergibt.
&ommt cine iolfe Webrbeit nid)t 5l-
ltnnoe, lperocn Sic olten 9unoer 1plee
ser hergeItellt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17
Brftpllt E1trp zpttnng mint ah!

Wenn Sn r 2eIer N Sage neat eine Gednnns fir betns
3itmns ban a Dir u m0sd it, ett Oeinen Sarsbetras
unubeu b0 n ab onberu arte Bis bn ben getras tell
mIe Ooer beabln fann r nben Seine 3itun meitc
Mbbeelmns beoenet @erlut snn alien rennbs
enen Sdabu fir bic fatbpliide $reRe.
On fanu beu abonnement auf ben SbiOenfrenuG soer She
Spepnmm 8enie 2eer enieuSu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17
Ge4I4ch<

Gin Sr. 5rieor. Selie, 9ao Ofer-
sentbeiu, i,,6t gertpan0te nit Dem
Hamen Selig. Oie Samilie beitbt Ell
ne SdlGhterei (guther Sbop) in
Stuttgort, 9lrfonias. Die 5amilie lit
inn Sabre 1878 bort eineenanoert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17

VtTCubltylttt uNuJ IHF utH Vtthu opis
gcitern!
,Seoenialls libt Die lpcltli6e Golitif
piel on @eroobeit rno &onIequen3 5lt
piinldcn ii6rig. @abreno Imerlfa,
England uno SSronfreid Oas Oelti6e
Solf nit ser eilren SunO III Die pcIts
Iibe slbpebrfront ein5ureiben lltcben,
fGbrt Sic anoere fort, tie NIT Nabel-
iti6en umo 8ndenltrei6en 81 frdn=
fen uno lie ser Sprannei GpBlunos
5u5l1treibeu. Ntan fam bon lolhenl
IoppelIpiel feinc erlprieBli6en Sol.
gen ertpartenl Wtit einigen grolomen
oes 9fe6ts nno Ser 8ere6tlgfeit lit
es ni6t geton, belonoers menn oiele
8rofen oo5u nod in 8itterlal5 ein=
getpeiht lperoen. gtllr bunoertpro5en-
tige @erecbti9feit lit amerifa1,iId)er
TRADITION piiroig - - 1rno biloet
cine nirflame @offe gegen Sen &onl-
mut1isnuS. ~ Seem Seal" in Der
gan5en 2Gnge un0 greite uno Siefe
| lit ponn0ten. 9ie Brobe al,fs grem.
pei tpiiroe cine l1n5neioel1tige grfla.
rlng Mmerifas, @nglanbs nno Sranf,
reibs Iein, nitbt baB tie Wosfau an
oie sum Sell berI6pommenen Mb.
ntadungen BON Eeberan, SSSalta 1n>
Botsbam balter1, ionoern bob Die 8e,
! lfrie6ung bon europa lno Der 9Sel1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17

&as rnter Sen Geutl6elr llao be-
lonOer5 in BEN Heiben Der Seinat=
pertriebenen ont meilten iblner5t ltno
perbittert, lit oie Satla6e, oaB bisber
cine flare ltnb 1tn5ipeioelltise anreriz
taniid)e grflarllng ausblieb, oaB sic
aetpaltlame uno brlltale 8ertreibung
ser Sit=Geutiden, Subetena 1lno 60
nal<Seutl6en ein Gerbreden mar,
oas MIR ourcb Die @ieOereiniebung
IN ibre 9fe6te un0 oie 3uriidgube
ibrer angeItantmten Seimat tpieoer
gltgenta6t tperben fann. Oos itiinbe
inn Ginflang nit SEN Soroerungert
Der 9ltlantic Gbarter. 8eunrubigenoe
nibtantlide Gerlautbarungel1 1lnb
Serbanolungen geben itatt beiien Der
Evening star., 1951-04-21
III Area Veterans Win Drawings
For G Government Gulf Coast Lots

Ientrance TO Mobile Bay on the
west.
Mr.. Smith, who was q first
lieutenant in the Transportation
Service Of the Army and served
in the European theater In World
War II, win pay $3.50 for his two
and q half acres after fulfilling
the terms of the act. Near the
end of the first year Of the lease
the veteran may apply to purchase
his land from the Government.
The others from this area who
drew lots were Henning Lindon,
TT. Belvoir, Va; BENJAMIN A.
Dryer, III, Of Alexandra; Joseph
Magrath. jr.. Arlington Village;
Ronald g. Callandef. Alexandria:
Woodrow w. Brunson. Arlington;
Edd H. Hyde, Alexandria; Joshua
Kramer, Alexandria: William Bry-
son. Arlington. s. Thomas Busha.
Washington and D. Howard
Rhodes. Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

Eleven veterans In the Wash.
ington area were among the sue.
lcessful 80 who won yesterday II
la drawing for lots Of Government
land along the Gulf Cbast neal
Mobile Ala. varying in size from
less than an acre to two and 8
half acres. They may lease the
land with a right to eventual pur-
lchases.
Hector A. Smith Of Bay Minette,
Ala, who is employed in the Cen
eral Accounting Office was TOP
winner of two and a half acres OF
shore land. 1t was through his
suggestion that. the Interior De-
Ipartment's Bureau Of Land Man
Iagement made the land available
to veterans under the 1888 Small
Tract Act.
The veterans have three years
to build on their lots, which are
on a narrow strip between Bon
Secours Bay and the Gulf Of Mex
leo in Alabama. The improved
Dixie Graves parkway traverses the
length of the sandy point. con-
Meeting the Gulf State Park at
the east end with the old Fort
Morgan Military Recreation at the
Evening star., 1951-04-21
Silver Spring Plumber Hurt IN Fall al White House

A Silver Spring plumber was in
Emergency Hospital today. recov-
ering from back injuries suffered
when he fell from a platform
while working at the White House.
Walter Gallagher, 81. Of s202
Second avenue, fell about 8 feet
to the ground. police said. He
landed on a pipe and was admit
ted to the hospital for treatment.
His injuries were not believed
serious.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

Civil defense needs 100000 vol
unteers to protect you, your family
and your neighbors. viii you be
one? Volunteer now at the
Veterans, Service Center, 14oO
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

In 1900 American farms pro.
|duced each year about one-sixtt
of the value of their land ano
equipment. BY 1850 they were
producing annually almost a third
of the value Of the farms.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

Police said he is employed b,
the Reuben Anderson Plumbing
Co, which Is doing work on the
White House restoration.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Suitcase Lost In Mail For 80 Years
Finally Gets Back To Its Owner

which the articles long-lost in the
mails finally were returned to him. A
volunteer in the United States army
for service on the Mexican border
under General "Black Jack" Perish
ing, Weaver was returning the cloth
ing and other items to his parents
in Frederick, Oklahoma.
Thirty-nine years after it started
its journey through the usually eff
ficient channels of the nations mail
service, the suit case finally arrived
at Dallas, Texas, from where an in
teresting chain of events were set
off, eliminating in the belated re-
turn of his property to Weaver.
Final step in attempting to identi-
fly the owner, was the following let
ter received early this month by Mrs.
Zimmerly in Bluffton:
WRITE TO BLUFFToN
"Dear Mrs. Zimmerly: A letter
from the United States post office in
Dallas, Texas, states a suitcase has
arrived in Dallas, without any ad-
dress on it, and it contains a miscel-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Three Bound OUer
To Grand Jury

Paul r. PurselI, 20, of Route 2,
Columbus Grove; and Robert Hayes
and Robert Crawford, both of Lima,
held by Lima police on a number of
charges including burglary of the
North Main street grocery operated
by Mrs. Faery Stager, were bound
over to the Allen county grand jury
last week.
Arraigned in Lima municipal court,
the trio pleaded innocent to auto
theft and larceny charges.
In addition TO the Bluffton charge,
the trio were charged with theft of
several automobiles, including one
owned by Jackie Weyer, of Bluffton,
recovered following a wild chase thru
Bluffton streets when members of
the E. S. Miller family saw it stolen
while viewing a television show.
A 17-year-old Lima youth who al
legedly tagged along" with the gang
was placed on probation when he ap-
peared before Judge Joseph B.
Quatman in Allen courty Juvenile
court.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22

Finally ending an amazing 39-year
journey through the United States
mail, the civilian clothing he shipped
home from an army camp back in
1911, this month got back into the
hands of Paul Weaver, past COM
mander of the Bluffton post, Amer
lean Legion.
Husband of the former Bertha
Thompson, of this place, Weaver and
his family lived in Bluffton until the
early ''thirties" when they moved to
Knox, Pa, His father was the late
Dave Weaver, who lived in Bluffton
about 45 years ago.
A sister, Mrs. Elva Zimmerly, of
near Bluffton, was instrumental in
finally ending the 39-year-old jour
ney of the battered suitcase, which
as q new piece of luggage was
mailed from Walton, Oklahoma, back
in 1911.
LOST IN MAIL
In the suit case were Weaver's ci-
william clothing and other personal eff
fects, including a Bible, through
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22

Nuptials In Canada

Marriage of Eileen Ann Gingefich,
daughter of Edward Gingerich and
the late Mrs. Gingerich of Baden,
Ontario, Canada, to Donald w.
Steiner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Steiner of Pandora, took place
at 2:3O o'clock Saturday afternoon,
March 3. The service took place in
the Trinity Lutheran church at New
Hamburg, Ontario.
The Rev. Arthur Beuhlow officiat-
ed at the double ring ceremony. The
bride, gwen in marriage by her
brother, was attractively dressed in
navy blue street-length dress with
navy and white accessories. She
wore a corsage of gardenias and
white baby carnations.
Miss Isabel Benedict of Hamilton,
Ontario, was maid of honor. She
wore a aquamarine crepe dress with
gray accessories and shoulder cor
sage Kenneth Steiner, Bluffton,
proIhef ol IIle SlooIll' SCI FSo aS oeS'
man.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride. Later the couple left
for a weeks trip to New York City
and Washington, D. c. The new
Mrs. Steiner had been nurse at
Hamilton, Ontario, hospital. She
will remain temporarily with the
groom's parents while Mr.. Steiner is
serving in the army.
Attending the reception from the
Bluffton area were Mrs. Clarence
Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stein
er and son, Neil Bixel and Ted Dill
Ter.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22

laneous supply of mems clothing.
"In addition it contains a Bible
that bears an inscription: Presented
to Paul NJ. Weaver by his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Weaver, Frederick, Oklahoma
II have traced the country over
and finally Mr.. Will Weaver, who
still lives at the old place, told me
that l might write to you for some
information as to where l might To-
cate the owner of the suitcase "
Signed, C. F. Vickery, postmaster,
Frederick, Oklahoma.
Replying to the letter, Mrs. Zim-
merly asked the postal authorities to
ship the suit case to Weaver in
Pennsylvania.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Nancy Conrad Is
Married At Wdpdk

Miss Nancy G. Conrad, student in
the Bluffton College department of
music and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin L. Conrad, of Wapakoneta, be-
came the bride of Malcolm C. Kan
ter in a Saturday evening wedding
at the First English Lutheran churc,
in Wapakoneta.
The brides parents are Bluffton
college graduates.
Mrs. Kanter is a graduate of Wa
pakoneta high school. Her husband
graduated from New Knoxville high
school and is attending International
Business college in Ft. Wayne.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Farm Bureau
To Hold Meeting

Annual meeting of the Allen Farm
Bureau Coop Assn, Bluffton, will be
held on Tuesday evening, March 27
at 8 o'clock in the Beaverdam High
School.
Business of the evening will in
clude report on operations for the
past year and the election of three
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Hattie Wise Estate
Vdlued At $4,000

An estimated value of $4,000 was
placed on the estate of Mrs. Hattie
Wise, widow of Abe Wise, former
Bluffton residents, in appointment
papers filed in Allen county pro-
bate court, last week.
The estimate includes $4,000 in
personal property and $4,000 Unreal
estate. Robert A. Wise, a son, was
named administrator.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
Harry KLdy To See
Service In ElIrODe

Pvt. Harry Klay, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Klay, of West Elm
street, is home on a 2O-day furlough
before going overseas to join U. S.
occupation troops in Austria.
The Bluffton youth recently COM
pleted training at Ft. Leonard Wood
in Missouri. He will go from here
to Camp Kilmer, N. J., then move
on to Europe with U. S. forces over
seas. Klay worked at the Triplett
Electrical Instrument Co. before go
ing into the army, and is a we'll
known manager of amateur softball
and basketball teams in this area.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22

new directors. Wayne Shidaker, AS
sistant to the general manager,
Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn, of
Columbus, will be the speaker of the
evening. Mr.. Shidaker has had wide
experience in the operation and man.
agement of cooperatives and should
present message well worth hearing.
Entertainment will be furnished by
the Jackson Grange quartet and re-
freshments will follow the program.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

THE STATE OF OHIO /
Allen County, SIS.
Opal Hood of r. r. No. 2. Bluffton, Ohio.
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
tratrix of the estate of Orren C. Hood late
of Allen County Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1851.
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN
Probate Judge 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-03-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
HE STATE OF OHIO

Allen County. ss.
Estate of Walter c. Hughes Deceased
Irene Inskeep of r. r. No. /, Lafayette
Ohio. has been appointed and qualified as
Hughes late of Allen County. Ohio. deceased
Dated this 14th day of March, 1851.
JOSEPH b. QUATMAN
Probate Julga ri
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
STATE OF OHIO

Allen county, s..
Estate of Alice Fackler Deceased
Georgia Jane Fackler of Lafayette, Ohio,
has been appointed and qualified as Executrix
OF the estate of Alice Facker late of Allen
County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9th day of March. 1851.
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN
Probate Judge so