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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-16
Tphrnskunn

Die gr6Bte aIler &iinite lit oie
&unlt 81 leben, gliidlib 5ll iein. Sic
lit Oarllm aud Die i6nierigite. llno
ood bat sic slnloge 5u ibr ieoer
geiltlg geiunoe Wfenif, ser leibli6 Elm
minoeltens notOiirftiges Musfon1men
bat, oub Ser &riippel, ou6 ser unz
lhuloig Gingeferferte.
Grei @offen bleiben au6 oen ge=
orangtelten i'm &f gegen oas libel
Dollenoe S6idial: &fbereitl6aft
uno Mrbeits sfreuOigfeit uno IGbelnoe
Gntiagltng.
u8leib' in oen Stiefeln, Wtenl6!"
r1t @ilbelm Hoabe. 0as beiBt: 2aB
Oi6 ni6t llnterfriegen, bepabre sir
oeinen Stol5.
~Irbeiten uno nidt per5peifeln,
metnt Garlple. 0ie l6perlten S6lGge
itberDinoet man, penn mon nur
arbeitet. @irti6aftli6er 3uiammen=
brud, Serlult Der 8eliebtelten oriift
ben nidt gan5 barnieoer, Ser aus oem
Meer oes Sammers auf Die SSnlel
slrbeit fliebt. sluf ibr tpG6it Sic
STlan5e Oes Gergeiiens, oeren @enuB
aanablib Die oiilteriten S6otten aus
Ser Seele iagt.
ltn0 frage Oi6 ni6t itet5: 8aS
fann id @utes uno 9lngenebmes ge-
nieBen?, ionoern: @as fann id
@utes uno SiebepoaeS tun?
2erne nit @iiroe per5idten. Gu
per5ibtelt - fir bel1te l1no morgen;
Oenn oo Ou fanpfbereit uno arbeits-
frelloig bit, pirit on pielleibt ou6
einmal obenan liben, na6 Geroienit
l1no 8iiroigfeit. gber eelpiB pirIt ou
oi6 Damn ni6t pobler fiiblen ols in
oelner ietigen bei6eioenen Giirftig-
felt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-16
Die hiifpn Rphptt annprpr
iihPr l1ttH
&un @. Scrbert t

Gin Spribtport iogt: vSie bette
Srau lit jcne, iiber oie man nid)t
ipridt", uno Elm onberes ltel1t oie
,Srage uno Intlrprt:
$50 lit ser Mann,
Der es einem ieben rebtma6en fam?
Der lit ia nidt a,tf grben,
&unn ni6t geboren lperoen.
Sd fiirdte, Oas lettere trifit aud
inbe5ug ollf fSral1en 5lt. 3ulpeilen
beiBt es, penn Elm Meni1 ltirbt: Ct
bate feline Seinbe! Sas ibeint ein
lebr groBes, erbabenes Sob - ltno
oo6 bebauptet pieoer Elm gltes, tap
feres @ort: Siel Seinb' - piel Chr !!
Siber lit es nibt leidt, iein Sdiff-
lein 5miidcn BEN Weinlngen ser
2eute geraoe our65uIteuern, obne auf-
5ltfabren llnb an5l1ltoBen. ltngerupft
lailen lie 10 lei6t feinen; beionoers
ni6t Oen, ser allf irgenoeine @eiie
cine grb0bung erflommen bat.
Sollen bi6 Die Goblen nidt lm-
i6rein,
WuBt 6u 1li6t &nopf altf Dem &lr6=
turn lein.
l1n0 pieoer:
Die i6ledtelten 6riiGte lino es ni6t
In 0enen @elpen 1tagen.
Siderlid lit es flug unb tpobl=
geton, sic iible Na6reoe un0 BEN all-
5eit bereiten Spott ieiner lieben Wit>
menl6en ni6t geraoe3u beraus5ufor-
bern bur6 auffaaenoes 8enebmen
unb unge1pobnlihe Grabt, our6 1.n-
iiberlegtes Seraustreten aus ortss
iibli1er Site, our6 Streitiubt ooer
Sobnut. Soflidfeit, @iite, 9ienit-
tpilligfeit uno einen getpiiien GRAB
bon 8ei6eioenbeit f0nnen llniere Wit.
menlden bon uns billigeripeiie per-
langen. 9anit boren aber lire @n-
iprii1e an uns auf - porausgeIebt,
oaB mir auBerbem anItdnoige Staats-
biirger iino =, llno mas lie bann nod
ettpa aus5uiesen baben, iiberibreitet
oas &edt ibrer 8efugniiie nno gebt
uns nidts an.
@as Tie audi lasen mogen, es lit
fir unler inneres 2eben obne 8elang.
gs gibt getpiiie Sdue, in 6enen mir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-16
Etnr rtnhrtngltd1r Erkttn II

9iibof geeer er5dblt in ieinem
biibiden 8iihlein Ser 6riitli6e
Gater":
9lls Stubent bradte id au6 Elm.
maj meme 6erien in einem gut fatbo,
liiben Soauie ser 8eit-S6pei5 5u.
@ir laBen al einem Sonntag beim
Otittagatil6, als lib sic Sir offnete
unO Ser dltelte Sobn oes SnrIes eitt-
trat, pelber in Ielttl6lano ltl1oiert
batte rno nun in ben SSerien bobeim
mar.
Sd lob, mie sic Wiene ieines Gas
ters iicb ploblib perfiniterte, lno ebe
nod Ser Sobn Oie Sir gel6loiien
bate, rief er ibm gu:
$50 narit ou in ser MeIie?"
Ter Sobn Itammelte oarauf einige
gnti6uloigungen: r9ie EoIt (es mar
Dor Ser 3eit Ser GiIenbabnen) lit I'M
IehS llbr bon g. abgefabren, l1no i6
babe MIDI lmlonIt berniibt, porber
elmer Wfelle bei5rlpobnen."
Der Gater nerlpeigerte Dem Sobn
sic @ano sum- 8iafomm, reoete nper
Sic" nit ibm uno lieB i'm BEL Sii1
beoienen, tpie man oie Srenoen in
einem Sptel beoient.
gs beourfte Ser 8ermittlung Ser
Wutter, bis Ser Siingling am anbe-
rem Gage oom &ater ipieoer aIs Sobn
0e5 oal1ie5 bebanOeIt uno nit vou"
nnqerebet nuroe.
Sd babe nod ipenige S5enen er.
lebt, Die midi 10 tief ereriffen baben
mie Oieie 9eftion zines Saters on
leinen Spbn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-16
Therese Hartmann
6nnntagsgrhankrtt
Sft lit es nur Elm ein5ig @ort,
Oas Ser5 bonn Ser5en trennte
DIT lit es nur elm ein5ig @ort,
Sas frob 6eglitfen fonnte.


Sino uns ni6t ulen ibon iol6e
Womente i'm 2eben porgefommen, oie
uns 10 bart, 10 Bitter odu6tel1, baB
mir glaubten, nun piiroe ME mebr
Die Sonne auf inherent 2ebenspfao
leu6ten? Rabte 1lns Damn cine nit
fiiblenoe Seele, oie uniere Sanb nit
parmem 9rud 1mfaBte, Elm gutes
@ort ipra6, melb @unoer Ser @ano=
lung lit Damn in uns porgegangen!
8ir itnb aue i'm 8eiis bieIes f0lt=
li6en 8utes; nenn mir nur pollen,
fonnen mir Oas &apital, Oas in l1nle=
rem Snnern l6ldft, gum @obl Ser
Wenl6beit peripenoen. @ir lino oft
10 lparIam banlit, 5r bequent, es aus
Sem Sdlaf 51 lpeden, uno pabreno-
beiien gebt oerienige, ben mir oan1it
retten fonnten, troltlos uno ber5pei-
felt lumber. Sft iteben mir einem
.tiefen gleno, einem groBen ungIiid
gegeniiber, mir mo6ten belfen, oo1
fonnen mir es ni6t. gs lit uns un-
moglid), in oas STAB bes S6idials
ein5ugreifen. Mber Elm mitfiiblenbes
&er5 fonnen mir oen Sraurigen emit
gegenbringen = uno ianfte, quite
8orte. 3as seniigt oft, oas tiefite
8eb zines sequalten Weniden gu lin
bern. llno bieies Bort bleibt 10 oft
ungeiproden. Wan gebt ib1peigeno
an elmer gebro6enen @eltalt porbei,
uenoet ben &opf, Inn Die pertpeinten
Mugen, BEN tooestraurisen Musorud
ni6t gu ieben. uSd fam ia bob ni6t
belfen!" 9as miro 10 Iei6tbin geiagt.
@irfli6 ni6t? &annIt ou nibt bin-
geben uno elm @ort Ser @iite, Ser
Wilbe ipreden aus teilnebmenbem,
innerltem Ser5en? &annit bu nibt
Sic matte Sano faiien, 6ie bergebens
nah einem Salt, elmer Stiise iu6t?
gbe Der MermIte in 8erbitterung nnb
8er5tpetflung rntergebt? - Oft iii
es cine Srau, elm Mann, elm &inb -
alien fonnen mir quite @orte als
Ilmoien bieten uno einem 11ngIiid-
Iiben neuen 2ebensmut einbanben.
gr fann tpieoer gIauben, lieben, bof-
fen lernen ourh giitigen 3uiprud,
6urb liebe @orte. go biele finb es,
bic aus Mangel on EeiInabme un5
8erltdnonis 5usrunoe sinsen. go
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-16
in it,pinpr Srplp lpht
Pin Ttpn
Son Srans 81 a tt

Son Srans Matt
dln meiner Seele lebt Elm 2ieb,
~ 9em mnk idb immer lanIden,
Son nniiftbarer !6anb geriibrt,
Die Saiten leiie ranIden.
Sic flinaen milbc immersn
,Sn pafenben Nfforben,
limb pftmals tuirb ibr bebrer Son
Sn lebensnuQen @prten.
@ill manden Mlltags pirrer Sdall
Der Seele 2ieb serreiken,
9ann indie id) bic Giniamfeit,
gu lanidjen jenen 8eiien.
@enn einit Der Ieiiter nid)t mebr
riibrt
Die miib' seiuurbnen Saiten,
9ann bridrt aas pffnem Simmelstur
Sas 2ieb Der Gipisfciten.
9as branit nnS t6nt nnb inbilicrt,
Gin Wecr pun retniten S6nen:
Die Menidenieelc finbet beim
Gum ltrqnell alles SdD6nen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-16
Jrnptt Ahpnn

~ eben Nbenb ioait bn oeinen Sag
- Erifen, pb er 8ott gefallen mag,
Ob er frenbis mar in Sat nnb Sreme,
Sb er nlntlos lag in Nnsit nnb &ene;
Soait bic Namen beiner 2ieben nennen,
6af unb 1tnredJt itia bor bir befennen,
Soait bid alles Sdledten innis idJamen,
8einen Sdatten nit ins Sette nebmen,
Mae Sprgen BON Der Seele tim,
DAFT iie fern nnb finblidj mGee rnb'n,
Damn setroit in benz geflarten Snnern
Spait bm oeines 2iebiten bid erinnern,
0einer Mntter, beiner 8inberseit;
Sieb, bann biit bit rein nnb biit bereit,
Nns benz fablen Sdlafborn tief at trinfen,
$50 bic solb'nen Sranme tr6itenb tuinfen,
limb Sen neuen Sag init flaren Sinnen
Mls Elm >6elb nnb Sieser sn beginner.
Hermann Hcsse
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11

on Wednesday evening, Dec. II, at
the Dan Green home. Names were
drawn at the November meeting for
a Christmas exchange. The discus
sion topic Building a Better World
will be in charge of Mrs. Merle Mil
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Rogers of Yer
million, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cooper of Findlay, spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the Homer Rogers home,
William DeVore was a Sunday din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Ne
mire.
Judy Rosenberger was a Sunday
afternoon guest of Donna Mae Stein,
man.
Mrs. Richard Oswald was removed
to her home north of Gilboa, last
week from Park View Hospital al
Toledo, where she was a surgical pa,
tient.
The w. S. C. S. of the Gilboa Meth,
odist church met on Thursday eve.
ming at the church for their Christ.
mas meeting. =
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kisselberth
of Benton Ridge, and Mr.. and Mrs
Theo. Nemire spent Friday evening
at the Richard Nemire home.
The Christian Service class of the
Gilboa Methodist church will meet or
Sunday evening, Dec. Ia, at the home
of MI. and Mrs. GLADDEN. Steinmar
with a pot luck supper served at $40
Mrs. Ralph Williams will be in charge
of the program. E. G. Mcdaniel is
the class president.
Several from the Gilboa communi.
ty attended the third annual joint
meeting of the Putnam County Farm
Bureau Coop association and the
Farm Bureau Federation Inc. at OF.
iowa at the school auditorium.
Mrs. Erma Burkholder is announc.
ing the approaching marriage of hel
daughter Laura E. to Robert Stahl
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stahl OF
north of Gilboa, on Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 81, at 2 o'clock. Miss Burk.
holder and Mr.. Stahl graduated from
the class of 1949 at the Blanchard
High School at Gilboa. Miss Burk.
holder is employed at the Sylvania
Electric Products Inc. at Ottawa, and
Nh. Stahl is a student at Ohio State
University at Columbus. Mrs. Ar.
thur Hitchcock of Van Vert will be
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GilbOa

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Herman and
children of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT Wehrly of Columbus Grove, Will
son Agner and Jimmie Agner OF
Leipsic, Miss Barbara Ward of Otta-
wa, and Dorwin Agner of Toledo,
spent Sunday afternoon at the Lloyd
Wehrly home.
Mrs. Carl Wehrly and Miss Joan
Mueller attended the meeting of the
Y-Teens and Hi-Y at the Button
High School on Wednesday evening,
Miss Mueller, a German exchange
student, gave a talk on "My Trip to
America.
Mrs. Cora Barker, Mrs. Lena De-
Wore and Della Sites were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN.
Steinman and family at Gilboa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Nemire and
family of Ottawa, Mrs. Catherine
Maidlow and Henry Barwell spent
Sunday afternoon at the Anna Ne
mire home.
Mrs. Blanche Kelchner returned to
her home on Saturday after spending
the past two weeks at the Raymond
Rickley home at Liberty Center.
Don Boegli, Roy Cherry and Louis
Oren have returned after deer hunt
ing in Pennsylvania the past week.
Bobby Dale Wehrly spent Friday
evening with Johnny Bill Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nemire of
Flint, Mich, spent the week end at
the Samuel DeVore home.
Mrs. Kathryn Zeller and Mrs. Will
liam Zeller and children of Findlay,
were Sunday guests at the S. H. De-
Wore home. Afternoon callers were
MI. and Mrs. Fred Shufelt of Gilboa.
Evening callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stang and children of Lima,
and William Zeller of Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Phillips and
family spent Sunday evening at the
Wilbur Eek home near Mt. Cory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Williams
of Toledo, Mrs. Marie Williams of
Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sheidler
and grand daughter Ruth Anna Ste
wart were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Weir at Youngstown.
Thomas Byers, 80 years old, fell
Wednesday evening fracturing his
hip. He was taken to the Memorial
hospital at Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dushong
and family of Napoleon, spent Sun
day afternoon at the William Fair
child home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Hall and
family of Pandora, were Sunday sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hall.
The Blanchard Advisory will meet
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Social Security Is
Retirement Basis

Four of every five retired workers
in Ohio depend on old-age benefits
and survivors insurance as their
basic retirement income, a North
western Ohio social security office
survey has disclosed.
In a 10-county Northwest Ohio
district, it was found that 80 per
cent of $4,000 families have no other
income or make les than $75 per
person, and 72 per cent have less
than $500 a year in other income.
The survey further showed that
about 100000 workers now are COW
cred by the Social Security act in
the district. This means that in
the event of the death of a worker
before retirement age, the surviving
children, widow, dependent widower
or dependent parents would receive
a cash income.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Lima Gets Second
TelevisiOn Permit

A second ultra-high frequency tele-
vision station for Lima was author
lied last Thursday by the Federal
Communications, Commissions.
Lima Radio Station WILMA receiv-
ed the television permit, allocated
in Channel 35 in the UHF ~(ultra
high frequency range. G. E. Ham
ilton, president of the corporation,
said that an on-the-air date cannot
be announced at the present.
Hamilton also said that the new
Lima station will be powerful enough
to permit a good picture to be re.
ceived within a SO to 60-mile radiu:
of Lima.
Lima's other radio station, WLOK
was assigned Channel 73 for its TN
b~roadcasts. It's. general manager
Robert o. Runnerstrom, has an
nounced an on-the-air date of "oI
or before March 15."
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Lois Hauenstein, Richard H.. Sanderson
Exchange VOUs In Upper Sandusku

Miss Lois Hauenstein of Button
and Richard II. Sanderson. Lima,
were united in marriage by the Rev.
Stanley McGilliard in IN impressive
double ring ceremony in the Metho-
dist parsonage at Upper Sandusky
Saturday, November 26, at 7:3O
o'clock.
For her wedding the bride chose a
dress suit of ivory faille with brown
accessories and wore a corsage OF
dark pink roses.
Mrs. William Thompson was ma.
tron of honor. She wore a dress Of
pink faille with black accessories
Her corsage was of yellow roses
Mr.. Thompson served as best man.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hauen
stein who lived in Bluffton. Sine,
their deaths Miss Hauenstein mad,
her home with her sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet
Foltz.
A graduate of Bluffton high school
the bride was formerly employed b,
the Iutzi Insurance agency.
Mr.. Sanderson is the son of Mrs
Berniece Sanderson, 905 East Elm
street, Lima, and the late Harol
] Sanderson. He is a graduate o
Lima South high school, served 2
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
EiIene MatheUsOn
Marries Ada Man

Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Mathewson of
Button have announced the marriage
of their daughter, Eileen, to George
Parshall Jr., recently in Angola, Ind.
The Rev. L. G. Sapp heard the VOWS
at the First Methodist church of that
city.
A graduate of Bluffton high school,
the bride is employed at Westinghouse
Electro Corp, Lima. The groom, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Parshall ST.,
Ada, is a graduate of Ada high school
and is employed at the Lima Ordnance
depot.
The couple will make their home
temporarily with the groom's parents
in Ada.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
so PRIZES CLAIMED
Continued from Page ~

Tommy Benroth, traverse. rod from
Steinman Lumber Co.; Ray Ruggley,
flour and mixing bowls from Farmers
Grain Co.; John Klassen, auto
compass from Miller Buick Sales &
Service; Mr.. B. r. Herring, fountain
pen from Sidney's Drug Shop; Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Bame, dinner for two
at Elk Restaurant.
Mrs. Paul Clark, sandwich toaster
from A. d. Gratz Insurance Co.
Kathleen Traucht, lazy Susan from
Montgomery News Stand; Roscoe
Blakesley, grease job and gasoline
from R~eichenbach garage; Mrs. Ruth
Fleming, a goggles from Dixie
Marathon Station and Laundry.
Bob Kohler, set of .tumblers from
Felt Hardware; o. E. Dudgeon, knit
pajamas from Steiner & Huser; Mrs
Charles Fisher, shirt from Geiger anc
Diller; Aileen Diller, throw rug from
Nonnamaker Cleaning Service; Betty
Stratton, six quarts of motor oil from
Bucher Soho Service; Louise Soldnel
Farling, two gallons of motor OF
from Murray Tripplehorn, distributor
Dwight Basinger, Jenera, 2 Powered
pictures from MaRuss Gift Shoppe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Beaverdam Loses
To DelphOs JAYS

B~eaverdam High bowed for the
second time this season as Delphos
st. Johns undefeated cagers racked
up a 80 to SIS win over the Beavers
last week on the Delphos court.
One of the outstanding teams in
this area, the Delphos st. Johns ag-
gregation will play Bluffton here on
February 8.
In last weeks game, Beaverdam's
scoring attack was paced by BEEN
er's II points. Palte had Is; Hughes
had nine; Walter, Truck and LaRue
each four; and Burkholder two.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
Society and Club,

Althaus and Mrs. Russell Lantz as
sisting hostesses. A Christmas play
will be given directed by Mrs. Millen
Geiger. The cast of the play includes,
Mrs. Vida Althaus, Mrs. Zilla AM
stutz, Elizabeth Ann Raid, Mrs.
Homer Gratz, Mrs. Edna Cramer and
Mrs. H. d. Raid.
Community Christmas
There will be a Community Christ
mas party at the Black school house
on December % at $50 in the even
ing. Bring sandwiches, a hot and a
cold dish, also your own table service,
There will be a twenty-five cent gift
exchange. Everybody invited.
Eastern Star t-
New officers of the Bluffton chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, will be in
stalled at a meeting in Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening, Decembe.
Is at 1880. Mrs. Jay Smith, Kenton
will be the installing officer.
ma
Altar & Rosary Society
The Altar and Rosary Society o
st. Mary's Catholic church will hav
their Christmas party Thursday a
800 p IN. at the home of Mrs. Dial
Tripplehorn. Mrs. Albert Klass
assistant hostess,
Brownie Troop No. 124
Brownie Troop 124 met after scho'
5 Tuesday in the religious educatio
i rooms. Hostess was Anita Hube
Roll call was answered with the nan
of a Christmas carol. Plans wei
made for a gift they would max
:, and Christmas decorations were pl
J. up in the room. The troop enjoyt
s singing Christmas carols.
Troop No.126~aea-
Troop No. 126 met Tuesday. The
sang songs, played games and pla,
ned badge work s.''%
Marriage Anhounced !
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Amstutz a
e ounce the marriage of their daught'
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11

Alpha Delta Alpha Tau
The Christmas dinner for the Alpha
Delta viii be held December Is with
hostesses Mary Belle Linnell, Ruth
Moore, Lenore Roberts and Louise
Heintz. The program will consist of
Initiation, Christmas Story by Lucille
Collier, Carols by Ida Burk and a
Christmas exchange.
Travel Class
Miss M'Della Moon will be hostess
for the Travel Class at their Deem
Der II meeting. The program will
be "Music From On High" by Naomi
Wercler and candles for Christmas"
by Katherine Meyer.
Century Circle 3.
Century Circle will meet Wednes'
day evening, December II at 800
o'clock with Mrs. Fred Lauriat anc
Mrs. Clair Felt hostesses. The
Christmas program will include "a
Candle Ceremony" by Mrs. H. Fl
Huser, Christmas Story" by Mrs
Chas. Steiner and christmas Ideas
by all club members.
Poinsettia
A pot-luck Christmas dinner Wi
be held December II with Mildre
Keel and Grace Longsdorf hostesses
Blanche Harmon will give a Christ
mas Story and there will be Christ
mas music and a gift exchange. Tt
committee for the dinner include
Sylvia Piederman, Mary Conrad an
Rhoda Amstutz.
Te1esis
The Telesis Club will meet Monda
December Is with Eula Felt hostes
The program Wrap up Christm;
Properly-Christmas or Commercial
ism" will be given by Pat Mast. Re
call will be a Christmas thought.
Alice Freeman
The Alice Freeman Christm;
party will be held Tuesday evenir
December Is at 500 at the home
Mrs. Otto Holtkamp with Mrs. Hall
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11

the soloist and Rev. Donald Morgan
will officiate. Open church will be
observed.
The ladies of the w. S. C.. S. of the
Pleasant Grove Methodist church are
requested to bring in one of the fol-
lowing articles to fill a box for
Mothers Memorial home at Cincin-
natl at next meeting on Dec. II at
8 o'clock. The articles are yard
goods, canned fruit or vegetables,
juices, jellies and small toys for chill
dren. The meeting will be held at
the church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
PVT. A IN GERMANY

Pvt. Urban S. Mag, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben L. Mag, Route l, Col
umbus Grove, now is serving with
the Second Armored Division in Eu-
rope. A 1949 graduate of Columbus
Grove High School, he was engaged
in farming before entering the army
last May.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-11
ELECTED SCOUT OFFICERS

c. 2. Hardwick, formerly of Bluff
ton and now a resident of Findlay,
and Hiram Diller, Pandora, have been
elected vice presidents of the Put
Hansen area, Boy Scouts of America,
it was reported at area headquarters
last week. A. M. Gee of Findlay is
the new president.
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months in the Army and is now en-
ployed by the Artkraft Manufacture
ing Corp. of Lima.
The couple is residing To- al
942h Rice avenue, Lima.
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Home Demonstration Group

Home Demonstration GrOup
Christmas Appreciation" was the
theme of the December 3 meeting of
the Grove Home Demonstration group
at the home of Mrs. William Riggen-
bach.
The program included a discussion
of "Why We Include Our Favorite
Songs and Decorations as a part of the
| Christmas Celebration" Project
leaders for the meeting were Mrs.
George Mullett and Mrs. Carl Dunlap.
Members of the tea committee were
Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Nolan Barto
and Mrs. Robert Metzger.
The January meeting of the group
will be at the home of Mrs. William
Edwards, Columbus Grove, R. R. 2, on
Jan. Is, 1890 to $3.50. Project fol
the meeting will be "Home Lighting"
with Miss Virginia Zirkle, home
demonstration agent, and Mrs. Rus
sell Eastman and Mrs. Kenneth East
man in charge.
lie. w. F. Church of Christ
The Christian Women's Fellowship
will meet Thursday evening at tn
home of Mrs. Swan Stonehill will
Mrs. Corda Ryan assistant hostess
for the annual pot-luck supper, a
$50 o'clock. Sandwiches and coffe
will be provived; bring table service
! sales tax stamps and gifts for child
rem at the Cleveland Children's Home
Program leader, Mrs. Roy Rogers
= Subject, Deserving the Carols; Devo
= lions, Mrs. Ralph Patterson; Roll Cal
Christmas Hymns.
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Mary Ann of Los Angeles to Byron
E. Hill of Altadena, Calf. The we'd
ding took place November 81 at the
"Wee Kirk of the Heather" church
in Las Vegas, New. They are now at
home at 453 Sacramento Ave-, Alta
| dena. Calf.
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IF IT'S NOT TOO EXPENSIVE,
why not give the other fellow the
benefit of the doubt.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
HOUSES wTp. TO BUY tcon..)

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terms. Cau us for bid. regardless
OF location and condition. Call al
once; no charge for consultation
On-the-spot action. Call JOSEPH
KINSKY. ST. 5311; evenings anc
Sundays. OIL 1914 -13
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reasonable. All cash or equity
Give details. P. o. Box 5597. .; c
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home. ANY location. any condition
Quick action RE. 2201. 81. 7747
MODERN. clean. or 3 bedroom
home in good D. c., or nearby Md
Mrs. Cox. LU. "-S136 or ST. 1858
Evening star., 1952-10-13
SILVER SPRING

Brick, 3 bedrooms. bath, liv. rm.,
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Directions: out Ga. ave. to August
dr.. right to Brisbane. right to
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Evening star., 1952-10-13
$495 Down, non-GI or GI
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