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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

Miss Carol Gratz of Lima, spent
the Thanksgiving holiday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Bracy and
children and Mrs. Clara Light were
Thursday dinner guests in the home
of Mrs. Leah Bracy and daughter,
Clara.
DIR. Richard K. Steiner of Hunting
ton, West Virginia, spent the week
end at the home of his mother, Mrs
IC. D. Steiner and his sister, Mrs. JACK
Headington of West Orange, N. j.
,who is also a guest in the Steiner
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Gratz in COM
pany with the latter's mother and
sister, Mrs. Homer Fruchey and Jea-
nette Fruchey of Columbus Grove,
were Sunday visitors with another
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil Overly in Willard. The occasion
was a birthday surprise for Mrs. Ov-
erly. The GRATIS had word from
their son, Donald, that he had arrived
safely in Los Angeles from Anchor
age, Alaska, via United Air Lines.
Bruff Cahill, SS, died at 6:30 P. NJ,
Friday, at the home of his son, Don
aid, 149 South Elm street in Ottawa
following a stroke he suffered on
Wednesday. Mr.. Cahill, who was Ot-
tawa's town marshall % years, was
former resident of Pandora communi-
ty and had many friends and rela-
tives here. The funeral was held
Monday at Lapont Funeral Home in
Ottawa in charge of Rev. Homer Fer
ris, pastor of the Methodist church.
Burial was at Harmon cemetery near
Gilboa.
Mrs. Kenneth Sommer opened her
home Wednesday evening, December
3, for meeting of the Mid Century
club. In the program Mrs. Kenneth
Marshall gave some interesting sug-
gestions on Christmas gift wrapping.
In the course of the evening identity
of secret sisters was revealed. Mrs.
Dwight Baumgartner was assistant
hostess.
Wednesday evening, December 3rd,
was also the regular meeting night
of the Asi No Mas club, held at the
home of Mrs. Harlan Lugibill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher and
daughter, Priscilla, spent the Thanks
giving holiday in Columbus with the
formers sister and her husband,
Prof. and Mrs. Aldon Winter.
Week end guests in the Raymond
Miller home were: Rev. and Mrs. Ell
mer Friesen and their three children
of Chicago, where Mr.. Friesen is at
tending the Mennonite Biblical Sem.
mary while on a nine months leave
of absence from his pastorate in Bea-
trice, Nebraska. Mrs. Friesen is the
daughter of Verdi Bixel, formerly of
this place, but now residing in Cali
fornia.
Joe C. Sutter of Moundridge, Kan,
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"1f you're going to compete with
the big schools you simply have to be
able to follow the same type of ath-
letic set-up as they have or it isn't
fair to the boys you put on the field"
Spaid said.
He compared the Bluffton two-man
coaching staff with the corps of
coaches and assistants employed by
the larger schools, and the methods
of the large schools in being able to
train football players from grade
school up.
MAYBE that's over emphasizing, )"
Spaid said, "but if you're in fast
company you simply have to follow
suit"
He agreed with Coach Pete Schmidt,
who earlier in the evening pointed
out that the benefit of school athletic
program cannot be measured entirely
in the win and loss record. Schmidt
said that Bluffton boys had proved
that they could take little more than
they gave and still be good sports
about it.
"The change in league affiliations" J."
Schmidt declared, SHOULD benefit the
boys, the community and the leagues" ;"
"Our boys were outscored this year,
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ORDINANCE NO. 7.s=1asa

AMENDING SECTION OF ORDINANCE
NO. 6-S-1952 PASSED NOVEMBER 81.
1852 PROVIDING nor THE ISSUANCE OF
NOTES OF THE VILLAGE OF BLUFFTON
IN ANTICIPATES OF THE ISSUANCE
OF BONDS TO 8PAY THE VILLAGES
PART OF THE CHST AND IN ANTICIPA-
TON OF THE MyY AND COLLECTION
OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AND ISSU-
ANCE OF BON0M TO PAY THE PROPER
TY OWNERS ART OF THE COST OF
CONSTRUCTING#A MAIN INTERCEPTOR
SEWER AND &c RILEY INTERCEPTOR,
LIIILE RILEY NTERCEPTOR, AND ELM
STREET INTERHEPTOR SEWERS IN GEN
ERAL SEWER MSTRICT NO. /. AND DE-
CLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council of the
Village of Blufibn. State of Ohio.
Section /. That Section Z of Ordinance
No: s-s-ls52 sssed November q. 1852 ee pro-
yiding for the issuance of notes of the vii
iage of BiufftoH in anticipation of the issu-
ance of bonds TO pay the Villages part of
collection of special assessments and issu.
ance of bonds 10 pay the property owners
part of the cost of constructing a main in
terceptor sewer and Big Riley Interceptor,
terceptor Sewers in General Sewer District
No. l, and declaring an emergency, be amend.
ed to read as follows:
Section Z. During the year or years
while such notes run there shall be levied
on all the taxable property in the Village
of Bluffton. in addition to all other taxes
direct tax annually not less than that
which woulds have been levied if bonds
had been issned without the prior issue
of such note
Section 2. sid original Section shall b,
and the same hereby repealed.
Section 3. This ordinance is hereby de
ciared to be emergency measure necessary
for the imme ate preservation of the pub
lie peace, he#th and safety, and for the
further reasoH that it is Immediately neces.
sary to constElct the sewers herein provided
for in ordeg% to provide adequate sanitary
sewerage fac ties for the village and its in.
habitants hrefore this ordinance shall take
effect immed ktey upon its passage and an
proval M
Passed DECD Der 1, 1852
M w. A. HOWE. Mayor
Attest: "A. n. B. L0NGSDORF, Clerk
/, A. ]. IT Longsdorf, Clerk of the Village
of BlufftoH# Ohio. hereby certify that the
foregoing M true copy of Ordinance No.
7-S-1952 nending Section z of Ordinance
No. 6-S-rR passed November 21, 1852 pro-
viding foHAhe issuance of $3.50. 900 Inter
ceptor SewW Improvement Notes and of the
minutes ofSCouncil meeting showing the vote
az A. ]. B. LoNGsDoRF, Clerk
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BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushel prices) - Wheat,
$2.11; corn, S1.55; oats, Sec; soy
beans, $2.87.
Eggs-Large white, 47c; large
brown, 45c: medium white or brown,
39c; pullets, 32c.
Poultry-Heavy hens, 21c; leghorn
hens, 1sc; heavy white fryers, 32c;
leghorn fryers, 22c; leghorn stays,
14c.
Butterfat-No. /, 67c; No. 2, &c.
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School Acted Wisely In Switching Leagues,
Speaker Comments AT Lions Football Dinner

Pete Spaid widely known football official of Fnlay who has
followed closely the gdron fortunes of the Buon high school
Pirates told audience at the Lions club football banquet Tues
day night that he felt the local athletic board had decided wisely
determining to withdraw from the Western Buckeye league
and seek equal competition the Northwestern conference
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CRD OE THANKS

| want u thank all the relatives,
neighbors md friends for remember
ing me with beautiful flowers and
many get we'll wishes during my sick
ness. They were all deeply appre-
ciated.
Mrs. Sarah Luginbuhl
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HOME KILLED MEATS - Special!
Beef quarters, 34c up; beef and pork
RETAIL round and T-bone steaks, Csc
10; pure ground beef, 56cfb; custom
butchering and processing. Raymond
Moser, Bluffton midway between Col
umbus Grove and Bluffton. Phone
SAT-. tt
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boys, the community and the leagues" ;"
"Our boys were outscored this year,
Diller ambulance removal-Homer
Rogers from Lima Memorial hospital
to his home west of Gilboa.
When Mrs. N. w. Cunningham Gel
ebrated her 92nd birthday last Sun
day members of the Travel Class, of
which she is a member, and friends
presented her with an electric blan-
ket.
Prof. Andrew Stauffer of Chicago,
visited friends in Bluffton and vicini-
ty over the week end. Mr.. Stauffer
was formerly teacher in the local
high school.
M. M. "Dode" Murray will leave
Thursday on his perennial trek south
to Florida to escape the Bluffton win
ters, of which he tells friends he's
seen too many. This year he'll fly
to Florida aboard plane out of the
Dayton airport.
Arthur Neuenschwander herdsman
for large eastern stock breeding
farm, stopped last week end for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Neuenschwander, enroute tc
show some of his animal at the In,
ternational Livestock Exposition il
Chicago.
Mrs. John Althaus, recently mar
ried daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Wenger, of E. Kibler street, left thi
week for Albuquerque, N. Mex,
join her husband who is stationed a
Sandra air base.
Homer Zimmerly is surgical pa
tient in Lima Memorial hospital
Mrs. Zimmerly was called home from
Pittsburgh, Pa, where she was a
the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Best, who continues CRITICAL,
i'll.
Mrs. M. M. Kibler has returned tc
her home after spending Thanksgiv
ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Bash of Lorain, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Forney
daughters Loretta and Charlene anc
son Eugene of Forest, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Harris, son John and
daughter Linda of near Bluffton
spent Thanksgiving Day with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harris of
Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harris visited
his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. U. d. Rickly
of Columbus, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forney and daughter Charlene of
Forest accompanied them on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jones anG
sons, Reece, Mark and Michael, OF
Van Vert, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Beidler and daughter, Martha, OF
Granville, and Mrs. R. A. Campbell
of Bowling Green were Thanksgiving
day guests at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. H. E. Beidler of South Jackson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Shook anc
family of Ypsilanti, Michigan, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Critics and family OF
Leipsic and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clark and son spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clark OF
Grove street.
Mrs. Paul Studler has returned tc
her home on South Jackson street
after months visit in the east. She
was the guest of friends in New York
and Connecticut and spent three weeks
in the home of her son, Col. and Mrs
Rene r. Studler.
tscher, Jr., daughter, Marjorie Ann
and son James Milton of Rawson, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Morehead Of
Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hahn spen'
Thanksgiving day with their son anc
family, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hah1
of Lima.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
Leland OILERS were M'Della Moon ane
Katherine T. Meyer, members of tht
Bluffton college faculty, and Mr.. ano
III
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BIG SHIPMENT of fresh candies
and nuts juSk arrived for holidays;
also home-nsale confections, Hershey
dipping chdelate, peanuts of all
kinds for hene made candy; special
prices in ql!Antity lots to churches,
Sunday Schpels. Hankish's Fruit
Store, BluffMn. -
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ALL ALUMMUM self-storing storm
windows with aluminium screens. AL
so aluminunl8tor doors, aluminium
awnings anN canopys. For free
estimates calH James Balmer, sales
reps, 1231s %. Main, phone 3O9-Y,
Bluff ton, Ohin
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READY MIXED Already cat { sFp,
plement A. Good for she$ too
Master Feed Mill. N-34
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FOUR ROOM mdhern home, gar
age, full basemel, fuel oil furn-
ace. Maurice 81 Fahm, Garmatter
Addn. Phone 114N. If
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1870 AMMONIA Aeroprills Nitrogen.
Master Feed Mill, Bluffton Phone 317-
w. MA
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DEMONSTRATIoN of the sensaY on
al new DonlAstic Sewmachine Ned
nesday, DecsaO, at Marshall am Blk
el's, Blufftofl,E j
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COMBINATNN RADIO PHONO,
table model, 18th records, good tone.
Call after S 81 152 S. Lawn.
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ANTE
GOOD HONE for male kitten, tiger
stripe, par Persian, house broken.
Phone 148&
RD OF THANKS

We wi to thank our friends,
neighbors and relatives for their ex
pressions bf sympathy and other as
sistance uring our bereavement in
the loss38 our wife and mother, Mrs.
Louisa anderson. Especially do We
wish to hank the Rev. v. C. Opper-
man ansI those who sang at the
service.
John A. Anderson and Son
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COAL-Sun King 5" lump, screened,
$12 ton. Howard ftager Coal Yard,
Phone 265-Y. If
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Fd SALE

FORD TRUCE, 1s41, cab and chassis,
rear tires les than 5000 miles, 7:5O
x20 ten-ply with 194s Mercury mo-
tor. Willis Bridges, Phone Beaver
dam 10-876.M
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LE&L NOTICE
NoTI OF APPOINTMENT
THE sTATE F oHIol

THE STATEN9F OHIOI
Allen City, IS
Estate of hnald G. Stratton, Deceased.
Helen r. kratton of Bluffton, Ohio. has
been appoin 8 and qualified as Administra-
trix of the ste of Donald c. Stratton, late
Of Allen Coszsty, Ohio deceased
Dated thisK17th day of November 1852.
JOSEPH b. QUATMAN,
N-A Probate Judge
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MISC NE Q U S

LUNCHEON ED BAZAAR spon-
sored by Amea can Legion Auxiliary,
proceeds for swimming Pool. Amer
lean Legion Hall. Thursday, Decem-
ber 4, II to ESQ.
Demonstration of the sensa-
tional new Domestic Sewmachine
Wednesday Dec. 10, at Marshall and
Bixel's, Blu fton.
BAKE SAtE-Saturday, December
6, at Niswahder Implement Sales in
Bluffton, Fat<'s Store in Mt. Cory.
Sponsored bytMt Cory P. T. A.
WITH A PFAFF you have a COM
plete sewing center at home. Makes
buttonholes, n4pnograms, appliques,
embroiders. FIR demonstration see
Edith B. Staud er, 30S S. Main, phone
241-G.
WHY WORRf; if afflicted with any
skin disease sk about V-J-O Rexall
store. If
is YOUR RESENT oil stove Foolin'
and Freezin you? We thought it
was. Come jim and see the new Sieg-
Ter heater Fith guaranteed warm
floors. Fet Hdwe.
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CONCRETE SEPNC TANKS, rein
forced with steel 500 gal. capac-
ity. Harold W. Marshall, Rt. 1,
Bluffton. Phone B3-T. If
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8 WHITE IEGHORN pullets in full
production. 3 nice does and rab-
bits with hntches. young goats to
be fresh in spring. Phone SAB Bea-
verdam.
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GUINEA Pins, Is, females with 18
young ones. Nbn Badertscher, 1 mile
west on Is, Mree miles south.
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NEW BICYCLES, all sizes. Also
used tricyc@. Bluffton Bicycle Shop,
139 N. Lawn Ave-, Bluffton. N-35
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A. K. c. REGISTERED Male Pomer-
anian, two nS4nths old, Sable. $500.
Small deposits will hold until Christ
mas. Call Ina 9-9S59 after 500 P.
M. III
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SNOW SUI, size 4, red with brown
fur trim, Hone 313-W.
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EVERYONE WANTS 1T, only Sieg-
Ter has it. Guaranteed warm floors.
With a Siegler you can heat all the
rooms instead of just one. Come in
and see what we have to offer. Fett
Hdwe.
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GIFFIN @LLEGE VS. Bluffton Col
lege 8:45Knec. 9 Founders Hall. 700
PreliminaTy Bluffton Jr. High VS. an
opponentNM be selected.
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THE COMMUNITY MARKET PLACE
USE THE WANT ADS
Phfne Blufton 1s7w Deadline s:so A. M. Wednesdays
F6R RENT

APARTMENT, Soom, modern, pri-
vate entrance and bath; also garage.
Phone 462-T. 263 So. Lawn Ave.
COUNTRY HOMH Five rooms, rea-
sonable. Near Jc of 90 and Lincoln.
Phone 475-W., BEffton, 419 N. Main.
APARTMENT three-room, down.
stairs apartm ht. Gerald Hilty.
Phone 113-G.
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A HARDWARE store has the largest
selection M various gifts in town. A
gift for Anyone, any time. Try Fett's
First -
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JUST UNI &DED CAR of freproof
wallboard4 &Bx4X7, 8, 9 and 10
3engths. 80 16><48 rocklath plas-
Ter baseN &teinman Bros. Lumber
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WANTEDMo BUY

GIRLS SNOW sun, size 4, in good
condition. Phone DOW.
BOYS SNOW sur, 4-6. Also toy
fire truck or car. Mrs. James Dep
pleg. 580-Y.
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS

MILTON /. EDWARDS. Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
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BOSS GLOVES every job. Gel
ger and Diller. hoice of over so
kinds. They're. CHI &per by the dozen.
A If
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Subscription rates: Year, $3.50;
six months, $1.50 anywhere in U. S.
Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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LEGAL NOTICE


Notice IE hereby given that Jesse Yoakam
Herman Hity, and Lowell Habegger, the
Trustees stf The First Mennonite Church of
Bluffton Ohio have filed a petition in Case
Number 4f28l, in the Common Pleas Court
of Allen County, Ohio, consisting of two
causes of action. The first cause of action
prays for authority to sell the real estate de-
scribed follows:
Inlot Number 152 in C. M. Godfrey's
Addition to the Village of Bluffton, AL
len Countyst Ohio.
=, The second cause of action prays for au-
thority to encsmber the following described
property, not In excess of Six Thousand
(s6, ,00o.00) Dollars.
n11hs The north est one-haIf .G44 Of Lot
to the village of Bluffton. Ohio.
Inc prayer said petition Is for an or
DER OF the CouH authorizing the sale of the
above mentions property and for authority
70 cucumber t above described property as
set forth in SD petition.
Said petition&will be heard on or after four
weeks from u date of the first publication
OF this notice s&nd any person, church or con-
Sregatlon hav#g an interest in the subject
matter OF To petition may appear and file
JESSE2RoAKAM. HERMAN HTLTY,
Lowell HABEGGER
Trusts of The First Mennonite Church
of BlEton, Ohio.
- BY John H. Romey.
Dec. 4, II, 80. rs Attorney for Trustees
- LEGAL NOTICE
In the Cannon Pleas Court of Allen Coun-
W Case No. 412Is
Daisy Wlllams. Plaintiff. VS.. Steve T. Will
The defshdant. Steve T. Williams, whose
place of rexidence Is unknown, will take no.
tice that Lhisy Williams has filed In said
court action against him for divorce on the
grounds of gness neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty. Said cause will be for hearing on
and after six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this notice. to-wit: ON and
after the 18th da& of December. 1852.
DAISN WILLIAMS.
By Gs&e CARING. Her Attorney.
N-sS 4os CiSeens Bldg. Lima, Ohio
LEG4L NOTICE
Ralph or Rafa@% Eusbio Vidal whose last
known place of HQnress was 244 West 1o4th
Street, ApartmeAXA w g. New York. New
York. Is hereby kotified that Nancy Vidal
has filed her u<Htion against him for d.
vorce and forra75Taining order enjoining the
defendant from Arming and molesting said
plaintiff, and f4*5any and all other equitable
relief to which Ae may be entitled to In the
premises, II grounds of extreme cruelty
in Case Numbe @116S, of the Common Pleas
Court of Alle3 County. Ohio, and that said
cause will be zpr hearing on or after SIX
weeks from date of the first publication
of this notice 80
DURHIH, NAVARRO & RIZoR
AttortH4 for Plaintiff,
N-s7 Sol ninion Building. Lima. Ohio
-
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FOR sAE-sTocK
HELP WANTED

WOMEN TO SEW i holiday busi-
ness. Easy to. sew product, good
pay. Sewing machix not essential.
Write, Kenroe Mfg Co., Yorktown,
Indiana.
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ONLY TWO MORE WEEKS to Or
der your Avon cosmetic Christmas
gifts. Sample book on display at
Mrs. Fred Hahn's, 216 w. Elm.
Phone 385-W.
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LUNCHEON AND BAZAAR spon-
sored byAmerican Legion Auxiliary,
proceeds fpr Swimming Pool. Amer
lean Legion Hall, Thursday, Decem-
Der 4, Tito 1870. MA
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c. w. F. of Beaverdam Church of
Christ will have bake sale at town
hall, Saturd /, Dec. 6.
THE BEST LACE to do your Xmas
shopping is Fett's Hardware. We
can supply gift for any occasion.
Try Fett's Fist.
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GET A STENE that will do the work.
Have one thht will heat all the rooms
instead ofSjust one. Your present
oil heater R only Foolin' and Freezin'
you. Coniein and see what a Siegler
can do foNgou. Try Fetts Hdwe.
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hNoT1cE

NOT1CE
ONLY TWO MORE WEEKS to Or
der your Avon cosmetic Christmas
gifts. Sample book on display at
Mrs. Fred Hahn's, ZIG w. Elm.
Phone 3S5-W.
EVERYONE WANTS 1T, only Sieg-
Ter has it. Guaranteed warm floors.
With a Siegler you can heat all the
rooms instead of just one. Come in
and see what we have to offer. Fett
Hdwe.
C. W. F. of Beaverdam Church of
Christ will have a bake sale at town
hall, saturd |, Dec. 6.
THE BEST LACE to do your Xmas
shopping is Fett's Hardware. We
f99 Trg ises.y ress;s gti gift for any occasion
JUST UNl$ &DED CAR of freproof
vallboard Px4x7, 8, 9 and TO-
lengths. 16<4s rocklath plas-
r b 1a'ee eFeinman Bros. Lumber
WE HAVE'SELECTRIC tapes, ther-
mostats, insM Mation to keep your pipes
from freezi Try Fett's First.
SHOP THE EASY WAY. Give a
magazine subscription, the gift that
is enjoyed NE year round. Call 419-
R. Mrs. HAhry Balmer. N-36
GET A ST6NE that will do the work
Have one uht will heat all the rooms
instead ofSust one. Your present
oil heater Rs only Foolin' and Freezin'
you. Consefn and see what a Siegler
can do foEgou. Try Fetts Hdwe.
GIFFIN mLLEGE VS. Bluffton Col
lege 8:45Snec. 9 Founders Hall. 700
Preliminary Bluffton Jr. High VS. an
opponent3A be selected.
A HARDWARE store has the largest
selection M various gifts in town. A
gift for Anyone, any time. Try Fett's
First.
LUNCHEON AND BAZAAR spon-
sored byAmerican Legion Auxiliary,
proceedsfp Swimming Pool. Amer
lean Leg3on Hall, Thursday, Decem-
Der 4, Tito 1:30. MA
BUY BALL BAND boots for
all the family at Geiger & Diller. If
SEE ME for cemetery monuments
and markers of all kinds; prices
right. Samuel Bixel, 121 Spring
st. Bluffton phone. tt
DEMONSTRATION of the sensa-
tional new domestic Sewmachine
Wednesday, Dec. 10, at Marshall and
Bixel's, Blufftdn.
BAKE SALFE Saturday, December
6, at Niswans ser Implement Sales in
Bluffton, FAILS Store in Mt. Cory.
Sponsored bWMt. Cory P. T. A.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
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