The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-18

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is a house guest this week of Mrs.
Florence Lora of Riley street.
William Cox, Jon William and
Jane Sheila visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Settler, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Suter visited
with Mrs. Della Marsh of Lima, Sun
day.
Henry Gratz of 134 Spring street
has returned home after a visit with
his grandson, Kenneth L. Gratz, in
Oneouta, N. Y.
Mrs. C. d. Hilty accompanied her
daughter Mrs. Mast to her home in
South Dakota. Mr.. Mast is attend
ing the conference in Europe.
Luncheon-W. S. C. S. of the
Methodist Church will serve luncheon
in the church basement Thursday,
Sept. %. Serving will be from 11:30
to 1870. N-24
For a practical gift that will be
much appreciated see the beautifully
designed organdy and chintz aprons
at MaRuss Gifts, 313 Campus Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lauriat
and family of West Kibler street had
as their guests last Thursday and
Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery Smith of New Hope, Penn.
Diller ambulance remavals-Mrs.
H. L. Coon from Button hospital
to her home on S. Jackson street;
Mrs. Cora Rish from the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Russell Downey,
Harmon Road, to Memorial hospital,
Lima.
Baskets for all occasions-decora-
tive and practical. See our window
display. MaRuss Gifts, 313 Campus
Drive.
| John Miller of Waverly, Iowa, is
spending several days with his sis
ter, Mrs. Eliza Hauenstein and 9th
er relatives living here and in To-
ledo.
Mr.. w. o. Geiger and daughters
Christine Rae and Helen Kae, Mrs.
S. H. Diller and daughters Sandra
Lee and Karen Louise, visited Mr..
Paul Diller and daughter Regina Lee
at Piqua, Ohio, Sunday.
Our Genuine Holland Spring Flow
ering Bulbs are on the way now.
Why not place your order now, while
there is a large selection of choice
varieties available. Get your Gree
Entry Blank" for the $4,000 Garden
Photo Contest at Bulb Headquarters.
Heirs Flowers and Seeds, 1913 S.
Lawn Ave. 339-W.
Basinger ambulance removals
James BARLEY from Lima Memorial
hospital to his home in Mt. Cory;
Mervin Deifendeifer from Lima Mem,
orial hospital to his residence or
Cherry street; Mrs. Cynthia Troup
from Bluffton Community hospital to
her residence on South Main street.
Eldon Tschiegg and Ralph Sousley
of the Farmers Grain company at
tended a demonstration at the exper-
mental farm of the Wayne Feed
Company the early part of the week
west of Chicago. They made the
trip by bus.
Mrs. Helen Worthington returned
to Columbus this week to assume her
duties as head resident to Phi Mu
sorority at Ohio State university.
The sorority is moving this fall into
a newly remodeled home on 18th
street near the main entrance to
the campus.
Pvt. Morris J. Groman was one of
the students who graduated from
the ONO Petroleum School in Jersey
City, N. j. August 90. After spend
ing several days last week with his
sister, Miss Margaret Groman and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Lauriat and son
of West KILLER, he returned to Fort
Lee, Va. where he is now stationed.
Fulwood Murray, a former Bluff
ton printer who has resided for a
number of years in Hastings, Mich,
passed through the community last
week and stopped for a visit with
several relatives here. Before going
to Hastings, Mr.. Murray lived in
Cincinnati where he was at one time
employed by The Cincinnati Elquir-
er.
The Children's Workers Confer
ence of the Evangelical and Re-
formed Church met at the new st.
Johns Evangelical and Reformed
Church at Bloomville, Ohio, Sunday
afternoon and evening. Rev. Robert
Oppermann, brother of Rev. v. c..
Oppermann, is pastor of the church.
Those attending the meeting from
Bluffton were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Badertscher, Mrs. Wilmer Bader-
fischer, Miss Meredith : Stepleton,
Mrs. Carl Derringer, Mrs. Paul
Greding, Mrs. Silas Diller, Mrs. W.
o. Geiger and Rev. V. C. Oppermann.