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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FSsDi sos iirss!; ss; sa motor E ss9i seq battery
DODGE 80 ccronet 4-door sedan;
with fluid drive. radio. heater;
Tuscon tan finish with clean in
terror. SS95. PARKWAY-FORD.
3o51 NJ st; NM, AID. 2-o1s5: Open
FiAT e is4s Ss'; convert. nv e. coupe; red with
black TOP; tip-top condition; $500.
FORD SO So victoria. 2-tone green;
Sest SSysrdE5ys nfes rM SI sStEs extras s1.e9S
FoRD 81 cony;: @ 7.io.is Wv: tires;
T. and h.. overdrive;. clean low-mile-
age car. Owned and driven by mech.
since new. S1,295. JE. 2-6537,o
FORD az conv.: r. and h.. orig.
mhESOn mss of nina smes excs s5s5 tires McNE Mfni
sSstudehakerI. 4034 wis. ave. EN-.
FORD 1852 customline Fordor: Ford
omatic. r. and h., plastic interior.
sbsbE sfS bEreSHi Wii1IYs yW' MoTRsp TeS sperfsecs; INc
1886 wis. ave. (at Western ave.J,
FORD az business coupe: yellow
aine: for best otfer. RA. s-6lS5.
FORD so Tudor Custom sedan: r.
and h.; immaculate. Only S795; easy
terms. SCHLEGEL q GOLDEN, 263
CaGrroll ST., Takoma Park, RA. s.
FORD '4s. owner will sacrifce.
needs needs. cash. s295. full price. AP.
FORD so Custom IS" sedan; fully
equipped: very clean; must be seen
to be appreciated: only 1896. ROYAL
MOTORS, INC. Your Chrysler-
FORD 80 cSstSomliner "s" t Tudor:
r. and h.. Fordomatic drive, many
other extras. This car is the same
IS new: $295 down. trade and
terms. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
FORD 1919 convertible; radio, heater.
o;di; So;sdii,; gTeen; With t6x new tan toy; S695; 69n5s;
FORD 1853 Custom IS" Tudor; Ford
Sar Smate Ssrran1y many exts VRaSA OIS %oToS HeS
SALES. I'll N. wash, Alex. Va.
ov, 3-0711, XII. 9-4711. -22
FORD 1853 "s" Custom Fordor:
many extras; very low mileage; new
Alex. Va. oV. SOIL. XII. 9-4711,
FORD 1853 SO" Mainline Tudor;
many extras; very low mileage: new
MOTOR SALES, I'll N. Wash, Alex,
Va. OV. 3-0711, XII. 9-4711. --22
FORD 1890 Model "a" Cabriolet; 16-
| in. wheels. motor perfect, and excel.
body. New leather upholstery. This
car is priced reasonably at $195.
Must be sold. Call HA. 2-4123;
EnUn ,E1 r,o,.+-~ cn,,i.o. S,,,t,,
equipped and in excellent condition.
finished in Alpine blue, with beauti-
| full leather interior; this -S-passen-
ger wagon at only 81. 1875. PARK
WAY,FoRD. 305l M ST.; NV. ,AD,
FSSp SShs5 0gs1 Custom tS q osar sst ssd.6 s s.
equipped; beautiful silvertone gray
| finish and immaculate interior; only
S795. PARKWAY FORD, 3051 NJ
St. NV, AD. 2-01s5. Open 8 to o.
FoRsDi 81 Custom VS. Fordor sedan;
lent Greenbriar green finish, with
harmonizing interior. A nice car at
SLAB. PARKWAY FORD. 3O51 NJ
st n;W;, AD. 2-o1s6. Open 0 to O..
heater; beautiful black fnish; Wv;
price. price, "ISi 81 i'iSs' 'PARsKWAY-FoRD.'
SoS1 % = N sat-. at nT' III 8. AD' 2-ois'' orsn
FORD 1941 Super de luxe; radio,
heater; splendid. S2I5. ROPER" j"
18th and r. l. ave. ne.
IOLDSMOBILE 1850 "88"
4-door sedan; original dark green
| finish; Hydra-Matic, radio and
heater; excellent condition famous
/ Rocket engine. Only $1,095.
MANN MOTORS
5000 18th st. at Ga. ave. and East
| West hwy, phone JU. 6-6lS6.
MERCURY 81 club cpe.; radio,
heater, seat cvoers; clean; 81, ,1S9.
TOM WHEELER, INC.
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. NO. 7-4362
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1852 2-door sedan: T. and
car with big performance; like
new; 1895. MONROE FORD, 1897
East-West hwy, Sill. Spg.. Md. Open
evenings It'll 9. JU. 5-7S04.
AUSTIN 40 2-dr. sedan; exceptional
value. 1895, full price. AUSTIN
'53 4-dr. sedan, low mileage; new
DIR. sedan, S395. HILLMAN ,52. one
owner. 81 1876. M. G. '53 Mark II,
less than 5000 miles. S1.S95. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO K.-F.. INC. Factory
Sales and Service for Kaiser, Henry
J. Willys, Austin. Healey. Sports Car,
Both sides OF 18th and r SITS. NV.
NO. 7-27o0. Established 1914. "a
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TRAILERS

1881 TRAVELLING HOUSE TRAILER.
excel. cond. 900 Temple Trailer
Village, Alexandria. Va. S1;675.
1851 BOLEs AERO 1s-ft. de luxe
aluminium travel trailer; S1.4S4.
Helper springs, electric brake con-
troll and awning incl. 80. s-7779.
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AVIATION
BOATS

EyINRUDE MOTORS and Thompson
boats: factory representatives; used
motors and parts, rentals, service
and parts for all makes fishing
tackle. SOUTHEAST SALES CO..
737 11th st; Sc.
age; tce-free guarantee; water and
mower outlets. BUZZARD POINT
BOAT YARD, PHONE Ii. S-9617
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BOATS Cont,

GARwOOD SPEED BOAT. II IT,, very
fast with full house: Mercury VS.
conversion: must sell immed. to
settle estate. OIL. 2-3566 after 6 pm.
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout. chesa.
eoses fss RsserT hercnf ca cAf say fKaa9s KNg
WA. 7-41Q2 evenings.
MAHOGANY nodded plywood run
about, Mercury Cruiser gearshift
motor Mastercraft trailer. Remote
controls. All extras. water skis, S625.
OIL. 2-S97S. --22
model new cond. $3.50. Ia. 9-4070
35-FT. DBLE. cabin bridge deck
chrSsier marine eng. eng No NOT reas. ofier
refused. JE. 3-8677. -22
SHIP P-TO-SHORE telephone. 25
watts, 5 channels. . volts. $500 or
best offer. WA. 1922. -22
CABIN CRUISER 1947: sleeps 4,
Hunter. Best offer. ia. 2-S676 after
m
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Custom Tudor: clean an
pearance,. hne motor. tires like new;
seat covers. fresh-air heater, de.
etc; hrst to see will buyl S76S.
mias fP aI C. $780, sRoAb b5psFfHsss sTRHsr
i, II, Fails Church" JE. ~ ~SebfoO. oDsna osa
FORD so "s" convertible: radio.
tTenss theaIsI eresn! SsnrdTlye beautiful char
car: th-whiie Euarantee: sSis
price. S945. WHEELER. NC
CnrysIsr- Plymouth, 1890 Wisconsin
FORD so Tudor: heater: Sheridan
blue: priced TO move fast: see At
rSasy rSGfy $5aS SoRTAGHsTP Ss Ts39ePs MoToR TeT
ne. ne Ii. fSSossoo.o siaoens0urs rd.
FORD 40 Fordor: heater. seat COW
ers: Sheridan blue: in excellent con-
s dten thTSgESousi sisS SmoHtS sT oe9
Mo- MOTOR CO. tFerdl, SN. 90 eS1bhfiadesr biadensr.
burg I'd. NE, Ii. 7-sa00.
Sheridan blue: one owner: b {.
inspection guarantee plus 6-month
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO; tFordl.
CIV AS'odOAAobhAB Ads AAsCss LA t-NOOUs
FORD '52 Fordor: radio and heater:
or 6. 6.0O0-mile warranty; SI.295.
NSS0dRTIHEAsT SSd TIN MOTOR CO. !Forddbl.
FoRR rssdS e. ,49 On Tudor; cr.S radio heater:
I'd. ne, LU. 4-10li.
FORD 81 Tudor: heater: 81, 600
miles: one owner; Sheridan blue.
like new; D.. C. inspection Euarantee
ps psnty eSS5th ssSs NoRfaE3sT q 2He1Ts MToR Ter
IL. 4-ioii. O0 "H r0' ne'
FORD '52 Tudor custom "s"; radio.
heater and Fordomatic: woodsmoke
gray; one owner. D, e. inspection
mile warranty, E si'5sS' NoRTrHGAsT n
MOTOR co. (Ford). 4400 Bcnning
rd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
FORD ,52 Tudor; radio. heater. 2.
spection guarantee plus 6-month or
SosrHE%sf 1884, slf Moros MoaT5snS 60 rSfs:: slss5:
400 BenninE rd. ne. LU. 4-lO1i.
FORD 81 Tudor; radio, heater and
overdrive; Hawthorne green; low
mileage; D. c. inspection guarantee
plus 6-menth or 5000 mile war
ranty. S995. NORTHEAST MOTOR
co. (Fordl 920 BladensburE I'd.
ne. Ii. 7-S300.
STUDEBAKER 1883 Bypass. coupe;
S2,395. (Co. of1cial car; $500 offl
MARTIN STUDEBAKER
$3.50 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 81 s6s
MERCURY 81 CLUB
I am q Mercury-the greatest yet.
Have YOU q, problem? Are friends
whispering behind your back that
you are suffering from o. c. told
car)7 Stop the gossip! For q
quick cure. see DR.. Montgomery and
Stubbs, they'll prescribe me-with
radio, heater and Mere O-Matic or
my brother who has overdrive, for
only S1,195 and S1,295. We're
both original, sharp and look nearly
new.
Montgomery-Stubbs
Lincoln Mercury Dealer
3715 BladensburE Rd.
AP. 7-292e
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HOUSE BOAT

Beautiful and spacious houseboat.
8Qx22 #. Large deckhouse, dining
room, library, galley with gas stove
and electrical refgr., full bath with
tub. Eficient and economical heat
ing system, 80. Ito and 220 volt cleo
trical systems. Pressure water sys-
TEN. Boat is founded, including air
conditioner. piano, books and numer-
Gus other items for comfortable liv-
ing Boat is ready for immediate
occupancy and can be seen locally.
No power. II you have dreamed Of
living on the water. this Is your
VAN FOSSAN, INC, Chris-Craft
Dealer. $50 Maine ave. NV. ST.
3-0326; ewes, HE. 4-6772. --22
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Two WELL-SEASONED End trust in
the amount of S3.400 and 400
face value. Excellent purchasers.
4Osc discount. TU. 2-3157; DE
SMALL FIRST TRUST on new Md
home; 40fe of value. RA. 6-1OSl.
eI,79S, payments $50 monthly. all
due 3 yrs, secured by 2-year-old
brick; best offer. 10! $4,000.
end TRUST. $1,000: payable $40 mo-,
SO Good white maker. Good
equity. Only S1.700. LO. 4-6565. .
2nd TRUST. $4,000: payable S19 mo-.
Sc; excellent white maker; good
End TRUST. So. .o3o: payable S3I mo-.
Sc; bal due April 1858; good white
makers; only S2,250. LO. 4-6565:
GILT EDGE SECOND TRUST, s VI.
note. $3.50; 30ec discount; also
$685. note. payable $66 per mo-.
So 500. Ii. 4-7300. -22
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GARAGES

NEAR 14th AND UNDERWOOD SITS.
N.W.-Heated garage. Cali MRS.
O'BRYAN, ia. $4,000 30
DOWNTOWN GARAGE or warehouse
rear 614 M st. NV. 1900 50. it..
Immediately available. Also 3.100 It.
on M ST. on which We will build
warehouse to suit. Inquire MRS.
HEAD. Ii. 7-9400. or see YOUR real
acfafa hrokar
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
ACCOMMODATIONS

NEW 2-BEDRM., ia bath rambler.
custom built; West Palm Beach area.
$4,000. OIL. 2-6742. -22
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LOANS

End AND Bird TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. D. C. and nearby Md. and
Va, Immediate answer. Occupants
RE 7-4960: eyes,, DU. 7-7091.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me rednance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. S-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
! 2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
NATIoNAL FINANCE co.
1014 K st. NV 11th and X
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GARAGES

Msso walls. concrete floors. over
head doors; east side 6400 block
18th st. JEROME BROD1E. OIL.
4-0300. -ZH
Evening star., 1953-11-20

ROOM, BOARD for deer hunters; loc
in Garrett County, the heart Of deer
country, nr. Deep Creek Lake; reas.
rates; excel. meals. TO. 9-5S47.
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

FULL RACE '4S Mere. engine: bored,
ready to run; $3.50 cash. Call ia.
FORD MOTOR so VS. complete:
SllO so. 5-7344 -22
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1888 Bypass. coupe;
S2,395. tCo. of1cial car; $500 ofI.l
STUDEBAKER
53S3 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-lS68
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MOTORCYCLES
SPECIALS

TRIUMPH 1851 Thunderbird. fully
equipped; like-new condition; 1915.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Cash available; quick action. Call Ar
4-0531. eyes. KE. 7-103S.
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TRUCKS EoR SALE

FORD 1850 h-ton pickup; very
clean; original owner; 10000 miles.
$695, terms. ROPER" 18th and
r. ]. ave. ne. =
CHEVROLET 1852 Carryall (Sub-
S1 .On0. Call OWNER. Oh. 2-1RhI.
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FORD 1890 Model "a cabriolet; 16-
body. New leather upholstery. This
car Is priced reasonably at $195.
Must be sold. Call HA. 2-4123:
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OLDSMOBILE 1850 "88"
4-door sedan; original dark green
finish; Hydra-Matic, radio and
Rocket engine. Only S1,095.
AFANTNT RENTODC
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oS fect, lo%.miissse W. U 1ooWner y saS car ter ter
rife buy at S995. MCNEIL (Stude-
bakerl. 4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-7286.
BUICK 80 4-dr.: looks and runs like
new; / owner. S1,295. terms and
trade: JACK PRY LIMITED, 14th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-26
Virginia 5 Princess
Among 4 Named
For Blossom Festival

Four more princesses have
been named for the Cherry Bios
som Festival from April 8
through April IL. They are:
Miss Mary Ellen Barnes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice r. Barnes, 44OS Burlington
place NV, who will represent
Utah. Her parents. longtime
residents of Utah, now live in
the District. She is a senior at
Woodrow Wilson High School.
Miss Mimi Noneman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r.
Noneman, Pelham, N. Y, who
will represent New York. She is
a student at Marjorie Webster
Junior College here.
Miss Esther Ann German,
daughter of Richard Francis
German of Lynchburg, Va, who
will represent Virginia. She also
Is a student of Marjorie Webster
Junior College here.
Miss Mary Alice Bateman OF
Sylvester. Ga, who will represent
Georgia. She is a sophomore at
the University Of Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-26

OSe10St h0t OtH
And Il YOU don't agree yih (and avh oyer onefhird
OF the people in Washimgton) that Wilkins IS The finest
most fragrant besf.tastine coffee in your OkoIe lifetime
experience the remaining hafpound back the John
H. Wilkins Company, and -.
We aM buy YOU too boumds-Yes that's not nnis.print:
fwo-boNnds of any other brand Of coffee you name re-
gardless Of price!
Why such offer you ask? Well we've got CONFIDENCE
in our coffeewe believe in it. We kno better than any
other coffee on the market.
We made this offer to you when we first introduced
Wilkins Instant Coffee We still aking So our Instant
too must be the best s already Of the fastest selling
brands-less than six months after its introductory
YOU can't give aaay pounds of somebody eses Coffee
tor every pound OF coffee SELL and stay
business long, So must know how people to
quality coffee they taste it.
Sure may have buy few pounds of other coffee here
and there.
But, we know one thing for sure-and
that is this: we know that most OF the
!. ! !. !: !.
people who take advantage of this
offer will find out as many others ESS@ y
have, that Wilkins Coffee is without IL 4wr@|
a question of doubt the finest, most I'RI472H |
fragrant, best tasting coffee that is
available here anywhere, at any [ V21K2
price, DWJ
A@I(- :, , .
limited 70 one osa " address
n4y'sa' VHDnH o a0 Ds"n"
n In,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-26

In the coffee business in most other fields talk is cheap
That u.s. talk cheap in ITSELF talk alone proves nothing
So let's get away from just talk about coffee
Instead let's try to PROVE something once and for ALL
ket today would have you believe that its particular blend
best.
Most coffee roaster give you
why you should switch to this brand that one forsakng
all others. <.-4
But here something you may have noticed about all of this
coffee advertising:
Not far KNOX, haze any of these brands offered
to eNardmtee that their coffee IS bes.
brands would prefer that you spend your own hard
earned money to find out whether or not their coffee will
suit your own individual taste.
antee that you'll like their coffee better than any oher-r if
you dont-offer to return your money.
Now roasting fine coffee science sidene with VIII
ns We haven't got whole list of foods and beverages to
try to sell you Just quality coffee and tea:
We you know of the pioneers the coffee roasting
business And be pretty fair f do say roast
ing finer fragrant bettertastng coffee because
more Washington people drink Wilkins Coffee than any other
brand.
Our coffee has done this Not talk Costly promotion just
isn't our strong suit
So here is what going do We're going to make
brand of coffee.
We invite everybody in Washington to pound Of wilkins
Codee-Drib. Glass Maker OF Regular Grind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-26
Law Lectures PIunned

A series Of nine lectures on
probate practice and procedure
will begin tomorrow, the Ma
tional University School of Law
announced today. The talks, to
be given by Melvin j. Marques,
chief deputy register Of wills,
will be held from 8 to 10 pm.
on successive Fridays until
May %.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-06-04
Charles Main Is
New Legion Head

Charles Main was elected Monday
evening to succeed Paul Geiser as
commander of the Bluffton Post,
American Legion. The naval veteran
of World War Ii will be installed into
office at the next meeting of the
group June 18.
Other new officers of the Bluffton
post are Gerald Huber, 1st vice COM
mander; Don Corson, adjutant; Ger
aid Swank, treasurer; Quinten Burk-
holder, chaplain; Emanuel Boutwell,,
sergeant-at-arms; Stanley Basinger,
service officer; Chauncey Basinger
and Harry Bogart, color guards;
James Benroth, historian; and Don
Martz and John Stonehill, drill SER
geants.
The latter offices are new to the
Bluffton post, and are required with
the organization of new drill squad.
The newly uniformed squad will par
ticipate in various public functions in
cludng the Fourth of July parade.
The post will also conduct flag raising
ceremonies at the rodeo on July
Fourth.
The attendance of 80 legionaires in
the Memorial Day parade, was the
largest turnout of veterans for the
annual parade since the post was or
ganized, it was reported at the Mon
day evening meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-06-04
Historical Parade Scheduled AS Part
OF Blufton's July 4 Celebration

for adult and children's historical
costumes.
Nine thrilling events will be featur-
ed in the holiday night rodeo, follow
ing the parade, including the tradi-
tional contests for men and women,
bronc and steer riding, etc. The
rodeo will be held under the lights at
Harmon field, beginning at p. m.
Cooperating in staging the annual
rodeo will be the Bluffton Saddle
Horse club, the Bluffton Sportsmen's
club and the Bluffton Business Mems
association.
Also assisting in the rodeo night
presentation will be the Bluffton Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce, which will
crown a Jaycees Sesqui-centennial
queen as one of the features of the
program.
Another holiday feature, tentative
ly scheduled, is Midwest baton
twirling contest in the morning and
afternoon under the direction of Vic
tor Faber.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-06-04
Dusty Streets
Bring Complaints
To Town Council
Horse And Buggy Days Re-
called By Dust Clouds
From Torn-Up Streets

Clouds of dust left on Bluffton
streets in the wake of sewer excava-
tions have created a serious problem
for municipal councilmen reminiscent
of the "horse-and-buggy" days of
several generations back.
Widespread complaints from resi-
Dental areas have called to the at
tention of council the heavy blankets
of dust remaining on streets in which
excavations have been made fo1
sewers.
In an experiment to determine its
effectiveness, the town will use cal.
cium chloride on Campus Drive in 6
dust-preventive measure.
If the experimental move proves
successful, similar treatment will bt
used where there are other com
plants.
Using calcium chloride was favor
ed in preference to oiling the street!
because of the tendency of oil to b,
tracked onto walks and into homes
it was pointed out.
Since the early days of the auto
mobile, Bluffton has had improved
streets in most sections of the town
and it has been a long, long tim,
since any municipal council ha.
been compelled to wrestle with tn,
serious dust problem.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-06-04
Ohio Farmers Elect
Tschieqq Director

Eldon Tschiegg, manager of the
Farmers Grain Co., here, has been
elected a director on the central
board of the Ohio Farmers Grain
and Supply association.
In announcement of his election
to the board, the association pointed
out that the Bluffton elevator man
aged by Tschiegg for several year:
has been at the top of the volum,
list for the purchasing of feed!
and form supplies through the cen
trail organization.
With this background, the an.
nouncement declared "the Board OF
Directors are very happy to have
Mr.. Tschiegg accept the response
bility and become member of our
governing body. Ohio Farmers is a
comparatively young organization
and it will take men with future
vision and cooperative experience
to build a program that will bene-
fit all the county grain elevators
in the association"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-06-04
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
From, A Tomado's Ruins Ne1p Church Arose

A day so years ago when it was
not uncommon for people of Bluffton
and other points of equal distance to
walk over dusty roads the several
miles to Emmanuel's Evangelical and
Reformed church near GRATIS cross
ing will be recalled Sunday when the
congregation observes in special serv-
ice the golden anniversary of the
dedication of its present building.
Two of the former pastors, who
served the congregation, will be pres
ent to take part in the festivities.
The Rev. Emil Burrichter of Newton,
Iowa, pastor from 1886 to 1943, will
preach the morning service at 10:45
a. m. The Rev. A. X. Beisheim,
pastor from 1927 to 1886, will preach
at the Dedication Service in the even
ing at s o'clock.
In preparation for the anniversary,
the congregation has erected new en-
trance doors, installed ecclesiastical
lights in the sanctuary, and new
Hammond organ has been acquired.
The organ and lights will be dedicat-
ed in the evening service with Prof.
Otto Holtkamp of Bluffton college
presenting a short recital.
The present building was dedicated
on May "a, 1903, after violent wind
storm demolished the previous build
ing erected in 1862. 1t was under
Continued on Page 10)
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-06-04
Births

The following births were recorded
at the Bluffton Community hospital
during the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bosse, Bluff
ton, boy, Jeffery Allen, born last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sommers,
Bluffton, boy, David Alan, born last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman, a
girl, Virginia Mae, born last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Binkley, Ada,
boy, Gary Joe, born last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moser, Find
lay, a boy, Richard Allen, born last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scoles, Bluff
ton, boy, Terry Lynn, born Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, Col
umbus Grove, a boy, born Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion D. Brown, Lii
ma, girl, born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hauenstein,
Bluffton, boy, born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Arlington,
Van Buren, boy, born Wednesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-06-04
May Temperatures
Warmest Since 'S6

eliminated by 92-degree assault
of heat on Memorial Day, Buttons
May weather was the warmest since
1896, for the lowest temperature
chalked up during the month was
reading of 80 degrees on May 8
and 4.
In contrast, the mercury has
dropped to a mark of 80 degrees or
lower on "a of the last So months
of May, and only in 1896 has there
been a higher minimum reading, ac-
cording to Ray Burkholder, district
weather observer.
The minimum was 45 degrees in
May, 1896. That month also was the
warmest on record, having a mean
of 67,5 in comparison with the normal
mean of COL degrees.
This years highest reading was
the 92-degree weather on Memorial
Day. The reading of 90 was the
highest temperature for the month
of May since May 20, 1912, when the
mercury hit a mark of SO degrees.
Highest May reading on record is a
mark of SO degrees in 1911.
Precipitation for the past month
was 3.57 inches, barely missing the
normal mark of 1853 inches, accord
ing to Burkholder. Except for a
trace of rainfall on Memorial Day,
there was no precipitation during the
last seven days of the month.