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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
II Recommendations Made
Report fGrand Jury
Rap Suk Road Bond

Monroe Countys busy grand jury late yesterday aft
srnoon issued interim report its weeksong nvest
cation of the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District
Among other things, the eight-page report sharply
raped the State Road Board and made FL
tions including suggesting ''that the toll system
formerly In here not be permitted elsewhere in the
state"
In handing the report to Circuit Court Judge Aquilno Lopez,
Jr shortly after yesterday James McEwen Hsborough
states attorney and special investigator asked that the jurors
held in allegiance since other things may develop"
Newell Pinder foreman Of the grand asked
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
ADAMS < ROADS
Mrs. Marian Robinson
Phone Greenwood 1857

Mr and Mrs. william G. Dennis
and daughter Of Lewes spenf Snn-
gay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Earle Robinson.
Misses Minnie Adams and Anna
Adams Of Wilmington. spent the
weekend with their sister Mrs
Robinson. -' -
Mr p. W. Brown Of W. Atlantic
n. J., visited here Sunday
Miss Grace Adams of ~ Atlaotio
Guy IS spending this week witb
Mrs. Edna Adams and Marian
Robinson. i isll
Miss Bernice Lare spent Sunday
Mrs. Cora bare. -
we extend out sympathy toward
the FAMILY Of Mr. Orrie Adams
A/Sc Charles R. Fretterd SON ~
mr.. and Mrs. James Frefterd ~
fredericksburg, has recently baer
transferred to Air Police School AZ
Fark Air Force Base in California
Graduated in class 81, then ioined
the Air Force. He would Ike ID
near from his many friends. Ad-
aress: Ak3c Charles r. Fretterd
a. Z. l54ss527 3628th STU Sodn
CABDl Box A-S29, Parks A. r. 81
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
sHoEBREATa 81

SHELTON. Neb. 19 rnpi-
neeF John Hillebrendt pssrinr is
% the darkness from the cab ~
ms engine, saw q man on the track
anead and then a body flying pagt
Hillebrendt stopped the Train
ana with the help Of some 100 pass
engers searched futilely FOR the
body for half an hour.
The mystery was cleared up the
next morning when Mercelino
toid Of his scrape with the train
Inc accident had cost him a dam-
aged shoe and a good scare ia
SAID the train struck him, but he
nea when he found himself un-
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
MAGNOLA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone FredeFiea s-slsg

Mrs. Kathryn Knight is VISITING
"a wilmington with her son. Byron
knight and Mrs. knight. She mans
% spend several weeks there.
At the October meeting Of the
Woman's Society. Of Christian SER
vice held at the home Of Mrs
bIanche Richards on Wednesday
evening there were thirty members
ana i've guests present The presi-
0ent, Mrs. Ruth Davis presided
MRS. Bessie Wright had charge 81
the devotional program and follow
ing the business meeting. Mrs
Florence kentOn gave a short So
cial program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hart left on
sunday for a several DAYS trim 10
Aiken, South Carolina. Mrs. Harris
mother, Mrs. Tilden Storey of Sud
lersyille. Md, is staying at their
nome while they are away.
Sunday, October II, will be oh
served as Layman's Sunday in the
Magnolia Church. The Law leader
Marshall Hart, has secured as the
speakers, A. ]. Coke and his SON
in-law, John Rose. Services viii
begin at the usual hour OF eleven.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Carey Of Mil
ford spent Sunday with her sister
and brother-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Orvis.
A group of children were guests
0f Casper Powell at his home on |
Saturday evening, when he oh /
served his 18th birthday. Mr.. and I
Mrs. Powell recently moved from I
Bowers to the home they bought Of
Mrs. Mary Huesman.
Ollie Johnson underwent an on
'ration in the Memorial HOSPITAL
n Wilmington on Tuesday and the
atest report is that he is imprOv-
ng nicely.
on Tuesday evening the follow \
ng members Of the Magnolia Sag
che Council Of POcahontas. trailed
o Georgetown for the raising of
heir chiefs: Mrs. Helen Ander-
on, Mrs. Sallie BaFratt, Mrs. Anna
.rvis. Mrs. Blanche Richards. Mrs
elizabeth Schwartz, Mrs. Margaret
-ppenzeller, Mrs. Stella Richards
nd Miss Phyllis Richards.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
Keep That Makeup
Kit SpOtless
!. ey VIVIAN sRowu


AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
Greatness should go right dowr
% your pocketbook. The inside 8
your purse should be as clean AZ
teddy bears ear.
" DOESN'T make sense that fresh.
~ shampOoed hair be messed ~
Dy comb or bobby pins dug oDt
OF a dirty purse or that a nice com
piexlon should be sullied bv now.
der pun laden with bacteria Tova
~ SKIN and lustFOus hair must he
Kept clean to preserve their bean
sometimes the girl who carefully
shops for the latest Dior dress cony
IS stingy about investing in = ney,
compact. She'll tolerate broken
mirror, bad closure that causes
leaking powder and a scratched-nn
case always trying to squeeze the
last bit Of use out Of II.
a new compact is a glamor in
Eestment. A box of cotton pnfTs
that are inexpensive enough 80
mat fresh one may be used each
aay IS further complexion insnr-
ahce. The puffs are quilted so tbat
sle cotton will not adhere to vour
foundation or your lipstick Tbav'lI
SIP INTO your compact easily ana
nun up when you put them in use
one way to insure clean hair
SKIN and buried in-the-bag beauty
accessories, is to put compact. lin
SUCK comb and nailfile in a seDa-
rate little cOntainer such as
sinall makeup kit. Also in the kit
should go your hair pins, kent in
an empty lipstick case or eIase
Vial. Your charm perk-ups s6onIJ
De Kept away from other paraDher-
mana such as dusty theatre ticket
STUDS, tobacco, leaky fountain mems /
and tidbits of lead pencil
A chic New York model noted |
LOT her svelte and elegant Looks
solved the clean purse probiem
Dy keeping all Of her beauty aids
tleu up IN a large handkerchief IN
neF' handbag. Every couple of davs
she would hatten out a clean hand
lkerchief on her bureau top and put
her beauty props in it. This gave
heF good opportunity. too. tn
checK her compact and fill il with
new powder, replace the old tired
pun with a new cotton puff. sbarn-
5n ner eyebrow pencil to a new
point, check the color of her lin
SUCK TO her costume, clean her
'OmO and eyelash brush.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
No MoRE eoMPLAINTs

ANDERSON. Ind. -tPD- Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Garringer have
stopped complaining about the hot
weather.
An explosion believed caused bv
gas IN the basement shook their
nome but the Garringers and their
Two small children escaped injury.
Flremen said windows open he
cause Of the heat prevented a worse
explosion. %
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
TOUGH lULU

NORFOLK, Va. II P) Il Lulu is
9 tough gal and she is making
Things tough in the United States
Lulu is the test barge Of the
Underwater Explosions Research
Division. Working from the gawIyv
Lulu, the division has sunk the
atomic submarine Nautilus. raised
her and sunk her again-alI in
immature. Eulu has a. reinforced
null to withstand explosions which
nave been used to test many changes
in the structure of naval vessels.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15

From Francis and Ruth Rick
4lls' Edgar and Mary Richards
hafi and Ada Tingle. selbvvilie
% elm and Elizabeth Haetinee
sel1yRilie 1900 square feet Sci.
I byulle. SCI
From, Donald and Ella SIMMER
I SeibyYille, to Rodman and ~. ~
tofes Evans, Frankford, 1.l8 acres
nagsboro Hundred
From Blanche and Ernest nick
efson, % Victor and Addie Wbalav
seaIord, lOl acres. Broad Creelf
Hundred.
rom Marvin and Mary Bradley.
2ealorQ' 70 David and Violet Law
ne seaford, S9.7O0 square feet
Nanucoke Hundred.
From Lloyd and Clara Cullan
haltlm0re Hundred, to Elmer ana
RUBY Furbush, Ocean View 749
SQUARE perches, Baltimore Hum
From Leah Paynter caorga
Town. to Johnnie Jefferson, lot 60.
From Leah Paynter. George
town. to Richard and Susie Won
Ell2abeth, N. j.. lot ~. Lewes
tfom Lean Paynter to Dewey
ana Edna Dunning. Lewes. iot 81
From Herman and Erma Clarh
q Joseph and Deborah Harrington
wilmington lots II and 1S. Dewey
From Sarah Godfrey. Frankford
% Burton Cannon, FranIxfDrd Ia
DagsbJro Hundred.
From Alan and Helen walls /
SaQleFsViile, Nd, to Patricia Raw /
mond, RehObOth, lot 1. Rebob0tb
From Bethany Realty, Inc. 10 l
kenneth and Sara Baker, Bridge
vile, lot II, Bethany.
From South Bethany Corn ~
VI Louis and Margaret Schramm
lot Is, Bethany.
From South Bethany Corn. To
o Morris and Claire Shapiro. wash
ngtOn, d. c., lot 10, Bethanv
from Harold and Bertha Dukes.
tehoDoth. to Burton, Cannon. Jr
4 9 acres, DagsbOrO Hun
From Pasher and Mary Watson
ieaford, 70 Lettie Rittenhouse. viii
y acre, Seaford Hundred
from John Smarte and Maude
..marte, John Collins, Blades. to
ne Seaford Congregation Of Te-
ovah's Witnesses, Inc. 6.0OO
luare feet and 6O' 75' COZ
Y x Is x go, Broad Greek Hun ;
red
From Henlopen Acres, Inc to
eginald and Margaret clare
ashlngton, d. c.. O.O8 acres
ewes and RehobOth Hundred a
from Citizens Loan and Mort s
'ge Co, Georgetown, to Fulton v
owning. Harrington. lots IA. 1S
I, II, Is, Rehoboth. g
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
NOSTALGIA NETS PROFIT

CHARLOTTE. N. C. - up - A
hardware store, established in
1882 was preparing to make its
nrst move. Up from a musty base
ment corner came boxes Of bmeoy
whlp sockets, wool carding combs.
orass buggy shaft tips. buggv
singletrees and spoke shavers M ri
you don't know what these are ash
your grandfather.)
They posed the question. What
to do? 'i'''
somebody suggested a sale.
Ihey sold like hOtcakes!
souvenir hunters did the buy
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
ADDITIONAL DEFENDANT

OLD sAYBROOK, Conn. -(P-
Mllton Harrison. a lawyer. who
droYe to municipal court to defend
chent' unexpectedly found him
ser an accused. The lawyer had
passed a stop sign on the way to
court. He was fined Sc.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
PLASTIC NAVAL TEST

BAY CITY. Mich. Up - Nav,
experts believe ships with DIaetiC
hulls may be used as mine-swean-
eFs, just as effective and probabiv
less expensive than the all-wooS
sWeepers now in operation. II bas
contracted for construction here ~
g 57-foot all-plastic ship. Fxcept
lot small aluminium Joints and two
non-magnetic 4,OOO-power horse
power engines the ship will be en-
tirely Of plastic.
It's designers hope it viii be able
V san through mine-infested wa
leEs, without setting of the deadly
magnetic devices which SAINT ~
damaged many ships in World war
H.
About $4,000 U. S. children s 70
l4 years old die each year.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
sussex Real Esiuie
Properly Transfers
Period October lth THROUGH 0efo.
Der 6th. Inclusive

From Danny and Irene Iannasco-
10 Newark 10 James and Eva
WOOD Ridley Park. Pa.. so acres.
Baltimore Hundred.
hfom Horace and Lillian Van
anEen. Bethany Beach. to william
ana sara Beauchamp. Bethanv
heach. lot 5, Bethany Beach.
From Sussex Shores Realty "a
bethany Beach, to Albert and
hilza1elh Michaels. Buxton. Nd,
iol i5. Baltimore Hundred.
FROM Norm and Minnie
MITCHELL Baltimore Hundred. IA
Roland and Sarah Scott. Baltimore
hundred. 0.45 acres, Baltimore
Hundred.
FROM ElWood and Maude Hud-
son, 70 Clay and Gladys McCabe.
lot SelbyVille.
From John and Martha Harmon
70 edward Backer jackson, Mis-
sissippi g acres, LeWes and Re
hoboth Hundred.
From Marie and Caleb Iavfob.
wilmington, to Carmichael and
Mary Iilghman, Baltimore. LOT 19
LeWes and Rehoboth Hundred.
from Blaine and Ollie Truiff 4
Alllisboro. % Henry and Beatrice 4
Johnson, Millsboro, liz acres. IN
dian River Hundred.
From John and Annie Lowe
laurel 70 Mildred and Prank
raFker, MillsbOro. 122.67 acres
Broad Creek Hundred.
FROM Blaine and ollie Atkins
% Corliss and Bernioe
Iailey MillsbOrO. Tot SO and "a
leels DagsbOro Hundred.
FROM Arthur Hill Delmar. t0
John and Elizabeth Evans. Mil
VIE, a.6 acres. Little Greek Hum
1red.
From James and Dorothy Truitt
-eWes aud Rehoboth Hundred. fo f
loseph and Valerie Fleischman.
Silver Springs Nd, lot 49. Lewes
ana heh0b0th Hundred.
From Anne Layton to Fred Rob-
sEts, Newark 5000 square feet
3roadkiin Hundred.
from Leighton Fowler. etal. Ia s
liiton and Alice ONeal. lot 2I 4
iroad Creek Hundred. h
FROM William and Mary Lyons. :
Q Glenn and Geraldine Scott 5
georgetown, land ia Georgetown q
hundred.
From Joseph and Minnie Short r
lliord, 70 Mabel Stevenson. Cedar n
.reek Hundred 16,9O0 square feet I
edar Creek Hundred.
IRON Silver City Manufacturine .,
o, Inc. TO Lester and Beafrice D
estiy' LOT 3. Broadkiln Hundred. ii
from seWell Jones, Cedar Greek
ahured. % Joseph and Faye Hud-
ll' Milton, 81 and is acres.
Foadkiln Hundred.
FROM Grover Hastings. 10 Raw
akea, Broad Greek Hundred - eX
'res and 1916 square percbes hu
road Creek Hundred. eF
IRON Michael GFaziana. phila- lei
.lphia. % N. and H. Lumber "a sV
ilord, 84.35 square Dercbee co
georgetown Hundred. a
from Henry and Frances Graves fol
~ tseloWn. 20 Citizens Loan and no
lfLeage Co, Georgetown. 1920 DO
uare feet Georgetown. tir
trom Indian River Volunteer
re Io4 Ines 70 Robert and WIZ to
.m atkins MillsbOf0, land Ii 0sF ter
chafd = Gan ms
rom jerry and Jeanne Tfiiman dol
.ssooro Hundred, to Roger Dor IIT.
u, Frankford. 51.I0O SQUARE
q DagsbOr0 Hundred.
from Rex and Phyllis Buxton IA
eYy Chase, Nd. to RalDh and
rlara Jones, Washington. D. C
8, Rehoboth. ~
'rom Bessie Tindall. Rroad -
.ek Hundred to Harry and Reba
liiams. Broad Creek Hundred =
oae square feet. Broad Creely ~
ndred. N
rom James and Wilma Fau1k-
Laurel. to Job and Bealah Cnl- N
: Little Creek Hundred. Iof ~ Il
Qne-half Of lot 16. Broad Greek
ndred.
rom John and Bessie Marshall
l.e Creek Hundred. to Job and
man Culver, lot 15. Broad Creeiy
ndred.
rom Helene and David Potter
Hilda Parker $500 square feet.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15
eoakln9 -. - -.

Let pots and pans soak while yon
- lave me dinner or any other uaeai.
soaking them loosens TIE eneruste5
sooaa' .' and makes short work n
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-15

Il costs about $50 per pupil
transported to provide school bus
service in the United States.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29
Five COly-RaWsOn
Girls Are Awarded
State FHA HOnOrs

Five girls of t be Cory-Rawson Flu
ture Homemakers.of America received
the State Homemaker degree
last Friday and Saturday at their
convention in Columbus.
Among those receiving the award
was Miss Denise ScolEs, a junior,
daughter of Mr.. and Ms. Guy Scoles,
Route l, Bluffton.
Miss Scoles has been active in her
FHA work as well Jas All Club work
in Hancock counts and in her own
community. She has won several
trips with projects completed in Al
work and has been active in other
school activities.
Other who received the award
are Zona Mae Mcdowell, Betty Will
liams, Charlotte Badertscher and IVA
dean Hicks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29
Lafayette News

The W. s,C.s. of/fhe Methodist
Church met WedDesday afternoon at
the home of MS. John Duck.
The Vespefian Sunday School
Glass of the Methodist Church of
Beaverdam, was entertained Tuesday
evening in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Brackney. Twenty-Five men,
bers We're present.
The Aid Society of thS Zion Luth-
eran Church held an VII day meet
ing Thursday with covered-dish
dinner at the home of Mrs. Lewis
Coats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Boyd en-
tertained the past Sunday in their
home, Mrs. Bqgd's brothers and
sisters and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Guthlse, honoring Mrs.
Guthrie's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clum entertain
ed Friday evening with a birthday
dinner honoring their son, Donald
on his &c birthday
Mrs. Daisy Arnold spent the past
week in Cincinnati in Athe home OF
her niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pringle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjaman Armstrong
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lush OF
st. Marys called Sunday evening in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Brackney. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Watt and
daughter called FRIDAY evening in
the home of tie formers mother
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs David Holman were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Hol,
mans sister, Mgs. jessie Wollett.
Mrs. Valeria Elston of Willoughby
Ohio spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs.Everett Cumrine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cumrine
were Sunday dinner CHESTS of Mrs,
Lee Cumrine in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wilson of
Indian River, Michigan are spending
several days with the formers sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Williams.
Mrs. Donald Riley of De-Graff is
spending a few weeks with her son,
Rev. and Mrs. Boger Riley and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Williams and
son, Roger wa,e Sunday dinner
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. : Lew Hullibarger
called Sunday evening in the home
of their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion C~iblez near Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29

Robert Latham and Mrs. Clark
Kelley Frazier, social committee.
Next meeting will be held May II.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Culp called on
Mrs. Loretta Lora and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Lora and son, Dan, Sunday
afternoon in Deweyville
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Johnson for the past weeF were Mr..
Johnson's parents, MrE and Mrs.
Alexander B. Johnson of Largo, Fla.
Mrs. L. B. Folk is aguest of Mrs.
F. B. Folk in .Findlay for a few
days. Mr.. Fred Folly is patient at
Blanchard Valley hospital for treat
ment.
The Rawsoh Lions Auxiliary are
having a benefit card party Satur-
day night at the Community Park in
Rawson. The public is invited.
A mistake in dialing a phone num-
Der Sunday morning caused the fire
alarm to rouse residents of Rawson.
Folks, be sure of the number when
you dial.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29
RAWSON
ROUNDUP
BY Mrs. Sam Culp

The Rawson Lions Auxiliary had
a tureen~ supper and social meeting
Wednesday evening of last week at
the Community Park in honor of
service men kome on furlough. There
were "a present. The young men
honored wqEe: Pvt. Robert Neff,
James Kimberly, Paul Higbie, Robert
Rainey, Bonald Smith, and Richard
Amstutz. who left Friday morning
for Ft. Knox, KY. Pfc. Carl Welch,
home from Korea, goes to camp in
Chicago after May "a and S/Sgt.
Robert Bibler, who is home from
Japan pntil May 21, when he will
leave for Niagara Falls, NY.
To those who know Capt. C. r.
Ketzenbarger, his address is S66
E. o.D. Squad, APO. SAT, c/o
Postmaster, San Francisco, Calf. He
is confined TO hospital and folks,
take time to send cards to cheer to
him. He VIII appreciate them, l am
sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Wolfrom and
son, steyie left last Thursday for a
visit with Mr.. NJ. NJ. Allen of East
ern Maryland across the Chesapeake
Bay. They came back via Washing
ton, D. E. and arrived home Saturday
morning.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Fausey and
sons, William and Robert, have
moved into the E. U. B. parsonage.
Rev. Fausey, who. has been assigned
to the E. U. B. church, came to Raw
son from Columbus Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Lashley of
Findlay ANNOUNCED the arrival of
son, Patrick Michael, April IS at
Blanchard Valley hospital. Mrs.
Ruby LashIey{ Rawson, is the grand
mother.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Robert Sexton have
a new baby girl, born April 16 at
Blanchard Valley hospital. They have
named her Genie Marie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sexton are newcomers to Raw
son living in the Kelley c. Frazier
house on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Moorhead and
Mrs. Thelma Barnard of Findlay en-
ioyed their Sunday dinner at the
Village Lunch. fMr. Moorhead is 80
years old.
The April meeting of the W.S,C.S.
was held Wednesday afternoon of
last week ip the Methodist church.
Mrs. Burdette Otto was in charge of
the business meeting; Mrs. Elva
Myers waS in charge of the program
assisted by Mrs. T. B. Keller and
Mrs. r. X. Derrickson, with the topic
"Who Are The Guilty; and Mrs.
Treva had charge of the devotions.
Plans we're made for a Mother
Daughter banquet to be held at $3.50
p. M, May 20 at the church. Officers
elected for the coming year were
president, Mrs. Donna Smith; vice
pres, Mrs. Burdette Otto; Sec'y.
Mrs. Richard Thomas; Treas, Mrs.
r. K. Derrickson; Sec'y of Mission
ary Education, Mrs. Grace Schroll;
Sec'y offSpiritual Life, Mrs. T. B.
Keller; FSec'y of Promotion, Mrs.
Richard Thomas; Sec'y of Literature
and PJ blication, Mrs. Treva Frazier;
Sec'y ef Supply, Mrs. James Hugus;
Sec'y. of Youth and Student Work,
Mrs. Clifford Myers; Sec'y. of Chill
dren's Work, Mrs. Robert Latham;
Sec'y. of Christian Social Relations,
Mrs. Elva Myers; Status of Women,
Mrs. Wallace Keller; Pianist, Mrs.
Burdette OF to; Chorister, Mrs. Chas.
Barger. Ii lght refreshments were
served by Mrs. Chas. Barger, Mrs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29
BE Business Students
To Make Field Trip

Junior and SEMI er Business majors
of Bluffton collegs made their annual
field trip TUESDAY when they toured
number of bus siness establishments
in Ft. Wayne, Indiana.
Among the firms the group toured
were international, Magnavox and
Wayne Candy Co.
DR.. Howard Raid, faculty adviser,
accompanied the group of students on
the tour.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29
HdrrU Minck Named
To OSU Honor Society

Harry r. Minck, son of Mrs. Mabel
Minck of South Lawn avenue, has
been elected to active membership in
the Rho Chi Pharmaceutical Honor
Society of Ohio State university's
college of pharmacy.
Membership in the society is based
on capacity shown for achievement
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29

of the season last Saturday when
the touring bethany, w. Va, team
eked out a 4f3 victory on the Bluff
ton courts.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29

Bluffton colleges kennis team
dropped its second cons secutive match
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29
SELL BROWN swiss BULL

SELL BROWN SWISS BULL
A Brown Swiss bull, Nalahlla Lay
man 9Th, owned Jointly by Maurice
Criblez of Bluffton And Walter c..
Smith, Ridgeway, WIS recently sold
to Central Ohio Breeding association
in Columbus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-29

More folks are swinging to Ford's ll5-h.p.
I-block Six because they're getting the
most modern six in the industry. Ford's
short-stroke, lOtOjriction design means less
gas waste, less wear and longer engine life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Ed SuIIiNon's
t 81 NEW YORK

divorce final Tommy Whelan
and Eleanor Holm an item /.
Patti Page into Jerseys. Stage
coach Inn Composer David
Rose to England this week !.
Leilani Owens daughter of song
writer Harry Owens. weds Pvt.
Roy M. Dobric :. Dear Ed: In
your list of famed stage mothers,
you forgot the mother Of the
GiSh girlS-Elmer A. Charles"
-. Jackie Gleason's producer,
Frank Satenstein, and Betty
Benson at Chez Vito Tom
Weatherly's book on Broadway
verse, Main Stem Stuff" on the
bookstalls -. Liberace masks
for children now on market.
Sandra Perlman. daughter Of
Morning Telegraph publisher,
marrying DR.. Harry Schoenberg
Aug. ! at the Pierre +. Lana
Turner a blonde again. L. B.
Mayer in Good Samaritan Hos
pital for check-up. Connie
BENEFITS son, Peter Plant,
honeymooning with Betty Avery
>. Ann Sothern opens hooflng-
singing act at Ell Rancho Vegas,
June 80 Mike Todd and
Lorraine ManvilleF serious !.