The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-10


left immediately for a honeymoo
trip to the Black Hills in South Dako
Ia. On their return they will be a
home to their friends on their farr
south of town.
Mrs. c. c. Cox in Paulding.
| Following a twp months reces
period, the w. S. G. S. of the Metho
Idist church resumed activities with
meeting at the church Thursday eve
ming. Officers for the new year are
president, Mrs. Raymond Bucher; vie
president, Mrs. Edwin Cupp; secre
tary, Mrs. Lester Dorman; temporar,
treasurer, Mrs. Sheldon Hall.
Miss Nola Lehman was hostess
Tuesday evening for meeting of tn,
Dorcas Missionary society of Grac'
Mennonite church.
Mrs. Emma Morlock and daughte,
Ella of Creditor, Ontario, Canada, re
Gently visited in the home of her sis
ter Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Miller ant
daughter Faith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haas who ha.
spent several years in Bradenton
Florida, are now residing in Lima ant
Mr.. Haas is employed in a peanut
processing plant in West Minister.
The Advance Club will meet at
p. m. Saturday, Sept. II, at the home
of Mrs. Edison Diller. This meeting
will mark the opening of the 1885,
club activities and the program OF
Vacation and Youth" will include q
panel discussion with Mrs. Verna
Rouse as moderator. The club off
GERS are: Mrs. Sidney Steiner, presi,
dent; Mrs. Edison Diller, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Alvin Augsburger, sec'y.
treas; and Mrs. Hiram Diller, assis-
tant sec'y-treas.
Rev, Ernest Bohn and family have
returned from a months vacation in
Oregon and other points of interest in
the North West. Two weeks of their
vacation was spent at Conferences for
the Mennonite church held in Oregon.
Mrs. T. A. Conway has returned to
her home in Eustis, Florida, after
spending the past two months with
her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fisher,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Della Jones of Bryan, spent
several days visiting with Mrs. Dora
Beam and Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Jones.
Mrs. Jones and her late husband
Clark Jones were formerly residents
of Pandora. Mr.. Jones was in the
harness making business when they
resided here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lue Lehman recently
spent several days visiting relatives
in Lafayette and Colburn, Indiana,
and were called home ON account of
the death of Mrs. Lehman's brother,
A. F. Sommer.
Supt. and Mrs. Dick and daughter
viii occupy the home of the late Mrs.
Lavina Grismore until further ar
are completed.
Mrs. Stella Steiner has accepted the
post of part time Home Economics
teacher in the Columbus Grove high
school replacing Mrs. Ruth Welty who
failed to sign contract for the year.
Mrs. Zetta Sommer returned to her
home in Troy, Friday, after spending
a week at the home of her son Jim
Sommer and family. /.
The funeral for Sara Helen Hilty
was held Saturday AFTERNOON at the
Lehman funeral home. The fifteen
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hilty died Wednesday at the
Home of Mercy at Williston, o. Buri-
al was at st. Johns Mennonite ceme-
;ery, Rev. Kenneth Bauman officiat-
ng.
The Putnam County Methodist
Mems Brotherhood were guests of the
Methodist church Tuesday
evening. The guest speaker in the
program was DR.. E. F. Andree, pas
or of First Methodist church, Van
Vert. Among those from the local
,hurch attending this meeting were:
Rev. William Reeves, L. A. Neill,
Mayor George Fisher, Prof. Sheldon
Hall, Laurel Bracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Van Meter were
sunday dinner guests at the ]. A.
Warren home near Bluffton. Other
suests there were Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Iernier, Miss Nancy Vernier and Mr..
md Mrs. H. G. Vernier of Toledo, and
he entire party spent Sunday after
loon at the Van Meter farm.
Prof. Gerald Devore, who has been
eaching school in Florida, has been
mployed to teach industrial arts in
he schools at Paulding. Mr.. Devore
xpects to be released so he can begin
is new duties by Sept. Il. Mrs.
,evore is remembered here as the
ormer Mary Ellen Hews.
Mrs. Edna Lauby and children, !
larry, Lois and Charles, who have /,
pent the summer months with rela- |
ives in California, returned to their |
ONE Tuesday.
Recent Sunday dinner guests at the !
,vely farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
}. Fisher were Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert |
J. Rahrig, Jackson, Mich,,; Mrs. |
,enore Deffner and sons, Detroit, !
Iich.; Miss Corrine Lowry, East Chi
ago, Ind; Mrs. Helen Lowry and