The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-08
BLUFFTON LOCALS

BLUFFT0N LOCALS
DR.. and Mrs. u S. Schultz were il
Sugarcreek, OH, this past weel
end accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. N
N. Soldner of Pandora, and theii
daughter Ma9 Margaret Graber oi
Akron, PENN Iylvania. They wer,
able to participate in part of tn,
Swiss Festiva1which was held there
Sugarcreek isl reported to be tn,
center of the Iiss Cheese Industry
in the United States. Aside from
the usual interests associated will
such a festival The Berne Accordion
Band and a mkn's choir from Wis
consin were ais b featuredH
Adam Stein{r, well k1bwA Bluff,
ton Chevrolet 1ealer, is pabentSat
Lima MemoriaN hospital, having IN
dergone surgerN MondaS nernikg
He was admitted to thu hospita
Tuesday evening pf last eek.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon Bixel attend
ed a meeting of Zone 10, Ohio op
tometric associab Jon Monday eve
ming in the Arg pnne hotel, Lima
They heard a talk by L. C. Peltier
amateur astrond her of Delphos, OF
the subject "SBace Travel"
Twelve Bluff ton churchwomen re-
presenting fou4 churches ATTENDED
the Northwest EOhio All-Day Work
shop sponsored tby United Church
Women last Thursday at the Findla!
Howard Methodist church. Princi
pal speaker at the meeting was Mrs
Clyde Matheny, state president o.
the organization. Those attending
included: Mrs. "A. B. Murray, Mrs
Sidney Hauenstsin, Mrs. Evan Bas
niger, Mrs. George Linden, Mrs
Swan Stonehiil, Mrs. Irwin Long
Mrs, Ezra Moser, Mrs. Leland Dill
ler, Mrs. Lee Wingate, Mrs. Adelin,
Graber, Mrs. Forrest Harmon anc
Mrs. Millen Geiger.
Rev. Paul Crlmer, assistant pas
tor of Trinity Methodist church il
Lima, and foFner pastor of tn,
Bluffton Meth hodist church, was il
town last Tue sday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Guethan of Findlay
was the dinner guest of Mrs. Berth;
Thomas on Tuesday. Mrs. Guethal
is spending the week with her son
in-law and family, the Wilbur Mis-
wanders.
Mr.. and MRS. Amos Suter spen
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Amo
Diller and other friends at Orrville
Ohio.
VIM. Balmer of Ft. Wayne, visite'
at the Calvin Settler home and wit
other relatives this past week.
j. C. Hochstetuer and Mr.. Giltz o
Findlay visited at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Calvin Stettler Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Armbrecht and children
of Mt. Cory, visited with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Calvin Stektler Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Scoles o.
Loveland, Color rhdo, and Mrs. Edit
Powell and Mr& Corda Oerhli visitec
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beals in Weston
Ohio, Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hollinger anc
grandchildren, Laura and Samm.
Ernst of Findlay, Mrs. William
Wood of North Baltimore, and Mrs
Howard Mitchell of Sandusky, wer,
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Ludwig of Poplar street OF
Tuesday.
Mrs. Beulah Temple Wilde, for
merly of this community and now o.
Houston, Texas, wps visitor at thu
home of Mrs. u. W. Cunningham
this week. Mrs. Wilde is executiv,
secretary of the Health Council o.
Houston. u
Two Blufftonites suffered broker
arms in accidents this week. Jane
Alspach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Alspach, broke her right arm
while playing on The school grount
slide. William Althaus suffered {
broken arm when he fell from a lad
der.
Mrs. Robert Benroth and Donald
Root, son of Mr.. apd Mrs. Ed. Root
are both recuperating in Blufftor
Community hospital from emergen
cy appendeetomieS performed Satur.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Neuenschwan
der returned home last Thursday
evening from two weeks visit with
their youngest daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Darins Couch in Pitts