The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-15
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Home Tor a I4-udy IuIlOuSh' We
Jim Kimberly, Paul Higbie, Richard
Robert Neff, Robert Kainey
and Ronnie Smith. They have COM
pleted their basic training at Fort
Knox, KY, and will return to Fl.
Knox on the 23rd.
The Rawson Lions had their card
party Saturday evening in the Com
munity House at the park with Mil
Ter Fink as chairman and Sam Cu'p,
co-chairman. Door prizes donated by
the Hoch Hardware and Hoch Varie-
ty Store went to Mrs. L. B. Folk and
Adrin Houdeshell. In the card games
Bridge high, Mrs. Robert johnson,
low, Robert Johnson; Pedro high,
Harley Smith, low, Mrs. Harley
Smith: Rook high, Mrs. L. B. Folk,
low, Mrs. Augusta Latham; PinOchle
high, Mrs. Orville Thompson, low,
Jack Totten; Canasta high, Glen
Withrow, low, Mrs. Earl Hoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimberly we're
among those who celebrated the oZnd
birthday of Mr. viii Babcock IN Lib
erty Township Sunday evening. Mr..
Babcock is an .urcle of Frank Kim
berly.
The Lions Auxiliary held their
meeting Thursday evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Meyer.
Plans will be made for the Rawson
Homecoming which will be held July
90 and "a. The new shelter house will
be black topped by the auxiliary.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Earl Moy-
er and Mrs. Lloyd Frantz. Next
meeting in May will be with Mrs.
Percy Westall and Mrs. Adrin Hou-
deshell. Secret pals names will be
revealed at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Trask had their
youngest son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Trask and baby of Akron, as
their Sunday guests. Afternoon and
evening callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Trask and Eddie Keel (great
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Trask) and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd KENNEL and
daughters of Findlay.
Today is the L. U. B. Auxiliary at
the church, the Rawson Lions at the
Community House and the birthdays
of Mrs. Merritt Miller, Virginia Bro
dine, Gregory Haefele, George Kel-
Ter, Howard Bibler, Vera Cook and
Donald Gene Dorman, Rt. l, Mt.
Cory.
Wednesday, April 81, is w. S. C. S.
of the Methodist church and the
birthday of Harley Smith.
The Cancer Fund Campaign in
Rawson will be conducted Wednesday
evening, April 21, from 700 to 500.
Envelopes will be distributed for
your contributions to each home in
the community, by the Camp Fire
Girls. Please place pour contribution
in your envelope and have it ready
when your solicitor calls. If you
can't be home that evening, please
give your contribution to Mrs. r. K.
Derrickson, campaign chairman, or
any of the other solicitors: Mary
Schroll, Mrs. Sam Culp, Mrs. Reg.
Ketzenberger, Mrs. Donna Smith,
Mrs. James Hugus or Mrs. Dean
Smith.
The Freshman class of Cory-Raw-
son high school held a skating party
at the Green Mill in Findlay, Satur-
day evening.
Pvt. Jim Kimberly and Miss Caro-
lyn Walters helped to celebrate the
birthday of Mr.. Will Babcock Sun
day evening. Miss Walters, whose
home is in Lima, is attending Bowl
ing Green college.
Ensign Robert Conner of Chincot-
eague, Va, was home on leave visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Margaret Conner
and his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Burket. He returned to his
base at Chincoteague, Sunday. Sat
urday evening dinner guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Pearl Burket and daughter
Margarette were Mr.. and Mrs. Deer
wester, Lima, Ensign Robert Conner
Chincoteague, Va, Miss Florence
Burket and Miss Ruby Hammond OF
Toledo.
Mrs. Frank Kimberly and Mrs
Sam Culp were in McComb anc
Findlay Monday afternoon on busi
ness.
The Cory-Rawson Band Boosters
have changed their meeting from
Wednesday evening, APRIL 81, t
Monday evening, April 10 at 500 p
m. in the Cory -Rawson building. Re
freshments will be served by ladies
of the Rawson district.
Mrs. Lester Jones, Fremont, enter
tanned at a miscellaneous shove
Friday evening in the home of MI
and Mrs. L. G. Vo!lrath, for Mis-
lone Cogley of Rawson. Contest
were played with prizes given to tn
guest of honor. Gifts were placed ol
table under a bevy of blue bird
and spring flowers. Other guest
| were Mrs. George Cogley, Mrs. Ralp
| M. Jones and Mrs. Earl Shafer o
Rawson, Mrs. Dean Nonnamakel
Mrs. E. E. BrooRer, Mrs. Noble Rad
er, Mrs. L. G. Vollrath, Misses Shir