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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
Mother-Please take your dog
outdoors. Son. When you and Jip
make so much noise Mrs. Jones
and I cannot hear each other.
Births Reported in District

| Carl and Shirley Holston.
Alfred and Hattie Jordan.
| Bernard and Jessie Langley.
james and Geraldine Majors.
| Bolton and Thelma Parks.
| Richard and Mary Powell.
Robert and Ida Simpson.
Robert and josephine Smith.
| Ernest and Alice Thomas.
Uctle and Foia Williamson.
| GIRLS.
Michael and Bertha Csati.
| Allison and Barbara Haimhaugh.
Harry and Betty Hendricks.
William and. Marouitta Marshall Jr.
Buford and Varsella Picock.
| Samuel and Edna Rubinton.
| william and Agnes Thompson.
Larius and Zulene Adams.
EDWARD AND Rosa Battle.
John and Mary Brown.
Robert and Virginia Crowder.
Floyd and Lille Glover.
BENJAMIN and Susie HARRINGTON.
Edward and connie Hedgepeth.
Samuel and Alberta Ladson.
Lucias and Rose Ross.
William and Ethelena Thompson.
Isaac and Shirley Williams.
James and jeanne Doyle.
Frederick and Ruth Harrell.
Peter and Christine Leone.
Juan and Rosa Ortiz.
Anthony and Maryclare Palmer.
Bartlee and Harriette Ramsey.
Earl and Mildred Sartain.
Joseph and Rosa Baker.
heddick and Martha Bragg.
Lloyd and Betty Browne.
william and Joan Crosson.
Lindberg and Mae Davis.
Jams and Mary Fletcher.
Robert and Margaret Hardy.
Charles and Mary Hedgeman.
Archie and Arolina Henderson.
Huston and. Pauline Jenkins.
Laverne and Betty Kelsey.
James and Della Pettus
q. c.. and Mildred Thomas,
Donald and Mary Warren.
Joseph and Pauline Young.
TWINS.
SilaS and Emily Jordan, girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22

OGftcF Uu1Ss
ana s rssricia Nee, 20. Hethssd.. Ia,
Junan Huddieston 2S, Valley. Tenn
Willis s,I1. Ws Cpns:r ss 529 y g NV and
and Grace calhoun. so. 25I1 IversOl
Theodore Payne. 50. Mount Rainier. Nd.
Harry Thompson, 80. College Park. Nd
anS LcTaine washington. 20. Rock
FaShy g. sss ss sHS
THOMAS sai ga Garner. %, Asheboro. N. G. and
and Marjorie Abel. 20, 1907 istE
Robert CHANGES, q, Tampa. ma, and
Joseph Allison, 2Ss and Anne Burnside.
Doasd Df San e 81 Sla sr.s g f.. ana Cor.
Andrews, 10, Independence. w. Va.
Eddie BriTn. ~; F!orence, g: e; and
and Miriam Cherry. 20. HyattsviIle'
Deimsr ca I a, !, salz kansas Y , AVS,
nv: and Louise Carpenter 80. 1901
Robert MeDermctt. rs. 4314 .oecrgia
ave. NV. and Ira Adams. %. Lanham,
Nd.
Haorld Hegulund, a.. Lake Worth. Fla,
and Lucille Noble, 20. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Robert Simpkins, AZ, and Lucille Brown,
43, both Of l11z 10th st. NV.
Donald Peregory. 10. 1858 Talbeft Ct
Sc; and Audrey Sweeney. Is. 1925
Ralph Stewart, 20, Charles City. Va, and
Joyce Adkins. 20. Providence FORGE.
Va.
william HOLSTER, "a, Bethesda. Nd. and
Joan SchaAn, 20. $3.50 Nevada ave. NV:
Stanley zisk. 20, silver Spring. Nd, and
Paul StillWell, SO, District Hts. Nd. and
Margaret Milstead. "a. 3S2 37th pl. Sc.
Charles Moore. SO, $40 4th st. NV. and
joseph comniIIc, 50. Denver. Colo, and
Beatrice Reeves. 20. Ais Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
tYrom D. G. Bureau Of vital statistics,

NStotn ~ ~ 901Sou " NAbAt Oeatteti
BOYS.
Don and Edna Carnine.
James and Harriet Hurley.
Edward and Betty Jahnkle.
James and Marcia Phlegar.
Dennis and Donna Wanlo.
Cesar and Gladys Ages.
Henry and Erma Blyther.
Clarence and GLADYS Carnes.
George. and Anna Ford.
Robert and Constantine Hembry.
Leroy and Martha johnson.
Abraham and Dorothy King.
Robert and Mary Little.
William and Doris Nathan.
william and Margaret Parker.
Marvin and Marie Robinson.
Charles and May Smith.
Charles and Earline Startling.
James and Dorothy Tribble.
Wilbur and Rose Gray.
Alfred and Beulah Jackson.
Walter and Theresa Kamar.
Bruce and Fern Tenpas.
Jesse and Cora Baker.
Joseph and Mamie Brown.
Francis and Roberta Fortune.
Perry and Marion Pountaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
Points for Parents y Edy,A. TAens. xoIIss.

Children are more cooperative considering others Den ne
GUOd using bad" and noisy though tey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
lOvelier nails
in just 80 days..

Come in and meet Louise Eson-fom~us
hqnd-eors specialist direct from Revlon's
Fifth Avenue Salon. She will be our guest
from Wed, June z3rd to Sot., June Is.
Let Miss Eeon examine your nails and give
you free individual beauty analysis. She'll
answer your questions and endeovor to solve
all your noiI-eore problems!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

PLYMOUTH .1e; beautiful light green
heater; Exceptionally clean. See ana
drive this real beauty today. Were
sure you'll Ike Is. Freed 70 aeA
Quickly AZ Sa0b. KKNXON-pGCk
"a. e3o 90 o 61H til III ESQ ! pm. III
PLXl1oUTM 104g club coupe; IKE
new sacrifice, $6Db. terms. sod
down. ROPER" 18th and =. I
Pk kSd Urn 40 de luxe special ssd.;
!. :. and h.; Low mi; cond. throughoue
excel Make reas. oher. Oh z-3a4S.
PLYMOUTH sedan: extra-ine con-
2274 Cathedral ave. NV. on Conn.
PLxMOUTR lg4S; I. and h.; 10y
black nnish; IS down. IA. 2-9S04.
rExMOUTH ~ Suburban alI-metal
station wagon; r. and h., turn sig.
mails; 4 one-oynsT car. pES1 Se9d 81
INC. Rockville. Nd. OIL. 4-eSOO.
PLYMOUTH ls4s sedan: s1s5. 911
sls Special de luxe busi-
ness coupe; $4,000 NH. pvt. owner,
WO. 6-7398 ewes.
PLYMOUTH '61 4-dr.: gray: RADIO
heater and turn signals: Se9b: q.
mo. guarantee, HILL q eANDENS
Wash.'s. Oldest Ford Dealer; LIZ
Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4s430O
sat-: closed Sunday. Customer PARK
Ing. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

OLDs "a sS6'' 2.dr.. :. and h.. .Hy-
dra., sharp 1-oWner car: new tires
. and 3. O.: loU NIL: gparklinE green
AZ; nos; gs1eE; 81 ,09b; A1L IL. 4
9AMp1ES. Ma1n; y Oldest SOI9 peal
e: s.. 1900 ~, latn g. g.; sa vs. 7 e
ssts closed sun. Customsr parking.
PACKARD 1850 $500 uerie. custom
4-dr., 70 h. and UllEamntic drive.
lss new oI inside s ear o ggsEak H lPHI
a eANDERe. Wash.'s Oldezt Ford
Dealer, 1900 18th st. NV. NO.
7-l1I1. Open TIL 8 PIN. Weekdayss
9 pm. Sat-: closed sun. CUSTOMER
PACKARD 81 1900. series 4-dr.:
auto; shift, :. and b.: best c5er.
IS5s 10; beaut. black fin 81
$500 miles; I owner since new s.
down. ia. e-9621.. "a
PACKARD '46 4-dr. sedan: 2-tone
gTay psrfset sOnd; r; h.; $S2s7s.
|PACKARDs--we have tl.s finest !Se.
Metropolitan Area: ali models prop
erly recondi tipned and guarantees.
O'BR1EN q ROHALL. me- Your
Arlington Packard Dealer Used-CaT
Dept. 1901 wilson blvd. 8 blocks
south of KEY Bridge. open ewes,
PLYMOUTH 1854 6-passeneer sedan;
psCN, $2gS dSTn; S S;5S Per r,. no.
Plymouth. zf00 deorSia ave. "a.
PLYMOUTH Al: must sell. Best oiIer
over 500. Car Is In good shape.
|PLsxiM10iurTHa nssle de luxe; finest
condition, sae1tfce. $219. terms 70
down. 1880 r ]. ave. ne. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

WILLIS 's2 Ace 2-dr.; !. and b.: !.
owner car. like new: very low nil.
age: tires perfect. A real econolAs
ical car. 4 mos. guarantee. Ss96.
HILL q SANDERS. wash.'s Oldest
NV. Ap l-45oo. open until .
pm. weekdays. 8 pm. Sat. Closed
Sundays. Customer parking. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

'G3 Delve1efe hatdtgp;
tutone. green. one QypeR AoH mile
age, like new: 1885: mos.
Nash.s Oldest FORD Dealer. lliz
Vermont ave. n.W.s AID. A-A3O0.
Qpen TIL 8 pm: weekoAys pm.
sat-. closed SUNDAYS. CUSTOMER
PLYMOUTH 49, coupe: heater; dir.
tignn1s; Weli-taken-cere-of, II
owner car. very clean thrqA4lout;
4-mo. guarantee: $685.. HILL 4
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Viii. Open until 8 pm. week
days: 8 PM Sat. Closed sunday.
PLYSiMsHU StUFfH 'bs cranbrcok sed.: y
toned: 1. and b., excel cond. and
clean; 1886. PENNY MOTORS,
1870 = / ave. ne. La. 6-2s0O-
PONTIAC 1854 starchief 4-Gr.: fSlly
M Rsccsosp1' roSS4TzHc' sas, eoaSsssssiissss
81 Chieftain "s,' 4-dr.;
black, +. and h., signals. Hydra.
sun visor, 81, $50. JU. 7-6209. --23
PONTIAC 1850 club coupe; ike new.
perfect; $646. terms. ROPER" 18th
and r. ]. ave. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
AUIoMOblLEs f0R AALE

s ,ss ,..a IS 5 ss m,|:s S :s,s
sQulpped: 6-cyiinder cyerhead-vsivs
motor. You can't beat this for econ
cngr pleasure and comfort. 81 ,295.
4-t.onth written guarantee. HILL
a SANDERS, Wash.ss Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-4300 open until 3 pm. week
days. pm. Sat. Closed Sunday.
Customer parking. -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

PONTIAC iittle ds luxe; beautiful
eond.. sacf, SIZE. tefmg 20 down.
sH0FxR" 18th and =. !. ave; ne.
PONTIAC 1854 ssat,oa uason: ;
seats: Hydra never sold: neL Va.
122f ccnnecficut W0 $500
PONTIAC 80 9treamliner; r. and h.;
Wv. tires. ! owner. Ike new
throughout. IS down. IA. 2-g6O4.
PONTIAC 1854 ecny. eoupes Hsd!a;
power steering: 5000 Never eola;
new warranty: immaculate FLOOD
soNST55SAc. 4asi connsctisus wo
PONTIAC "a Catalina hardtoD: Inn
maeuIatc: never sold. neW-caf war
rAnty: Hydra-Matic. fully equipped;
81. 400. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Conn. ave. WO 0-S4flf.
PONTIAC 80 streamliner and a.:
through0ut. IS down. "A. 2-gSO4.
so cow: l owner; ike
new; S1.666. JACK PRY, 14th and
P. Open Sunday. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
AuToMoBlLlS FoR SAD

PONTIAC '03 "ss Chieftaia nd. &c
luxe: loaded with sauipmens: iusl
like new: save hundreds Of dollars.
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 r. I. ave.
ne. Ia. 6g22OO. 23
PONTIAC 80 2-dr.; hydramAtie; Z.
and b.; clean; Se46; 3O-day gnaran-i
tee. HILL q SANDERS Wasl.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 18th Il.
NV. NO. Till, Open until .
pm. weekdays; 3 pm. sat.s closed
Sundays. Customer parkins. I'll
sTUDEBAKER little Champion de
'RoPKR." 18th and r. !. ave. ne. :
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Chrysler News

The total net worth Of Chrysler
Division dealers is approaching a
record 300-million-dollar mark.
~ G. Quinn, president, Chrysler
Division, Chrysler Corporation, re-
ports that Division dealers had a
total net worth Of s298,287.214 in
an accounting survey made recent-
This tremendous investment in
dieates the great financial strength
Of our uealer body upon which we
are relying this year Tor record
sales Quinn said.
We now have the best-euuipped
and most enthusiastic dealer or
ganization in Chrysier's S1-year
history
As Of November 1. ChrYsler Df-
vision had total Of 8,147 dealers
in 5000 counties throughout the
Y. 8 Quinn said. In the year end
ing November 1, 1854, Chrysler
signed PA solidly financed dealers.
On November 4. 1858, Chrysler had
1883 dealers.
~ Chrysler's drive for a duali-
~ dealer group many dealer loca-
tons We're changed Quinn said
This program calls for relocating
dealers in trading areas where
Chfysler's automobile census shows
need for increased owner service
By an authorized dealer and where
dealer profit opportunities are most
favorable
Gnryslers new dealer body has
been tailored to conform to on
the-spot market studies made
throughout the country to deter
mine what postwar population
shirts have done to sales potentials,
Quinn said.
He reported that Chrysler now
has pending applications from more
than 800 businessmen DESIRING 10
establish Chrysler dealerships.
~ the month Of November we
signed "a new dealers" Quinn said
IN most cases these were well-
established dealers who had been
handling other lines Of automo-
biles."
IN each case the new dealers
were placed ln strategic locations /
which viii allow them maximum
sales penetration Of their local /
marketing area without reducing /
potentials Of existing dealers.
He said that the response BY the I
Chrysler dealer body to the intre-
duction, November III, Of the new
1883 Chryslers and Imperials was
the greatest in his experience, with i
the factory receiving almost 1000
letters, wires and phone calls re-
record acceptance Of the
cars.
It certainly looks as if 1855 viii +
be good year for Chrysler dealers
Inasmuch as almost two million
people crowded Chrysler show
rooms on announcement day"
Quinn said.
This unusual public reaction
VIII certainly increase the value Of
Every Chrysler dealers investment
md viii enable this division and
svery dealer IN it to do a better
90 Of serving Chrysler owners" /"
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Turkey Prices
Below Last Year

Turkey prices during the last
three months have averaged s cents
per pound below the price for the
same period last year.
Turkeys sold for 1913 cents .per
pound in mid-0ctober in 1853 and
we're only 27.I cents per pound
this October.
Most Of the reduction in priee
mas been due to the go increase IN
turkey production. according to Dr
William p. Mcdaniel, associate pro-
lessor Of agricultural economics at
the University Of Delaware.
Z Heavy-breed turkey raisers are
absorbing the bulk Of the reduction
IN price as the heavy-breeds have
i9een 8 to 10 cents per pound below
last years price.
Light-breed turkey prices have
9een ; TO 8 cents per pound under
the 1853 prices.
MCDANIEL says economists have
aaYised growers that unless turkey
production is reduced, prices will I
not De favorable to farmers in 1855
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
sEA Does

LINCOLN, Neb. = (P) The
mythical Nebraska Navy, which has
nothing but "admifals, now has an
historical strength Of $4,000
Ahis was disclosed by M r.
sna1er, who has lettered the inn
pfesslYa-iooking commissions, re-
plete with the state seal and every-
tning, since they first began 10 be
issued q years ago.
governors Of Nebraska bestow
me Admiral commissions as a good
viii gesture.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

T. Z Be slfI 70 your fumily, friend, o.
yovrselt, Z will b one forever 10 Be remem.
osFod' This Interesting style, a blend Of
contemporary and colonial.
The MuushO movement Is an eiuhI.duV
Westminster Cline movement, constructed By
l1s tumovS Ioshnieians il one Of cemonyi,
eldest and gFeulesi factories.
The modem design concentrates ,lrssolh ln
q. paris which are Iiablo 10 friction end wsur.
The bOugliful sounding Westminster chimes
strike every GvoNor.houF willis BI0 Ben sounds
lho houF.
ne easos Gre solid wood-mople, woInyl.
mahosady end Birch, 6O'' or 72'i hich evsr.
ell q eFueo with bsuUly ihs home 81 sodow
sosb component Pari Is presision-muds, care.
NllY seleslsd END ussombIed. An lumber hos
bsenselesiod, uir-drisd. liIa-dried and hondled
with the science end skin Of presoni-doy
Wood-Wogkor.
Al em0me1is and hinges ore Of solid bros.
'PeaoAY iFoolad 70 Faiain their Iusirs.
Picture 9 place h your home with iFls hoDd.
ao9s masterpiece especially designed 10 Blend
win eihoT cherished POSSESSIONS
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
sO4ovor-an 262o5O
ya@o..r-su 1880
chlistmas Store Hours:

Ips'day Thyr.dey and saiurday 9AhbsRM
"ondaY "Wednesday end Friday $50 A. IA iosP.M
December 2o2l-22-2s Store Hour. s.soA Amb9RM
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21
Junior Gridders
Lose At Leipsic

Bluffton's jyhior high school foot
ball team Suffered their first set
back of the season last Thursday
afternoon Il Leipsic dropping a 1877
decision to the Vikings junior high
squad on rainsoaked field.
|. Leipsic's heavier squad put on a
fourth period goal line stand that
stopped a Pirate drive on the II
yard line. The Bluffspn march ended
and Leipsic took OVER the ball just
before the final whistle sounded the
end of the contest
Leipsic opened tie scoring in the
first period on a sustained march
which covered so Yards. The try for
the extra point WIS no good and the
Vikings led 60.
The Pirates tod over the lead late
in the second period when Eddie
Henderson slammed over for the
score. The extta point was good
and Bluffton ledl To at the half.
The winning tally came in the
third period after Leipsic put on
another drive to the Pirate goal.
The extra point wps again missed
and the Vikings defensive unit went
to work to put out Ehe last glimmer
of hope for the Pirates.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21
Pleasant Hill

Mrs. T. G. Ewing spent Sunday
with her daughteH Mrs. Gerald Hau-
enstein and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Henry visited
Mrs. Mabel Hilt3 and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hilty Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings and
Mrs. Clara Jennings spent Sunday
with Mrs. Margaret Fleming of
Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Huber and Su-
san entertained with a birthday din
ner Sunday in honor of Lee Huber's
seventh birthday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
dell Huber and daughters Anita, Lee,
Joyce and son Dicket and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Huber,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleyce Ernest and
sons and Mr.. and Hrs. Edgar Huber
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Huber and daughter
Mae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Huber attended
church services at Pleasant View
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Huber
Sunday EVENING".
Mr.. Leonard G1atz who has been
patient at the Community hospital
since last Wednesday when he was
suddenly taken i'll, Is slowly improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Jennings called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Reichenbach on
Monday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Huber were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Huber and son.
Mrs. Gerald Huber, Mrs. Earl D.
Hauenstein and Mrs. Gerald Hauen-
stein called on Mrs. Pearl Huber
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and MIS-. Dell Schultze (former.
ly Betty Hauenstein) of Columbus,
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hauenstein and family.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21
NEW EFFORTS
Continued from page 1

this week by the highway committee
to submit resolution to Blnffton
village council through which the vii
lage will request Allen county COM
missioners to rebuild the College ave-
nue. bridge over Riley creek at Har.
mon Field.
The commissioners were told at the
meeting Wednesday that while all OF
Buttons bridges are Af the marrow
one-lane variety and heed replace
ment, the College AVENUE need i.
greatest.
The bridge is a. bottleneck TO,
heavy traffic during sports events a
Harmon Field and when employee
of The Triplett company are going Il
and departing from work.
Present at the Wednesday after
noon meeting at Riller's home were
Bluffton Councilmen Francis Reich
enbach, David RissAr, Clay Hender
son, Arden Baker, Dsl McGinnis ant
Gerald Swank; Allen County Com
missioner James jacobs and III. T
Morris; Putnam County Engines
Stanley Bell.
Hancock County Engineer Ma,
Moorhead; Hanc6ck County Commits
sioners Porter r. Shuck, Farley G
Lawrence and Verne Powell; Rich
land Township Trustees Kent Am
stutz and Robert Neiswander, anC
the association committee, Diller, AR
min Hauensteinl William Edwards
w. H. Gratz, Milton Edwards, Clay
ton Bixel, James Szabo, Gene Ben,
roth, III. A. Traucht; and Paul Hart
man, representing columbus Grove
businessmen.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21
PROF.. KLAskEN SPEAKER

Prof. John B Klassen, associate
professor of at, Bluffton college,
gave his illustrated lecture, "The
Spiritual Meaning of the Potter's
Wheel" at al fellowship supper of
Women of the Church of the First
Lutheran church, Findlay, Tuesday
evening. The supper was held at
Howard Methodist church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21
BLUFFT0NS MARKETS
"Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushelg prices) Wheat,
$500; corn, SLAP; oats, 76c; new soy
beans, $2.52.
Eggs-Large white, 33c; large
brown, 31c; medium white or brown
'16c; pullets, he.
Poultry-HeaVy hens, lie; leghorn
hens, &c; heavy springers, zoe; roasts
zoe; leghorn fryers, Ice; stags,
heavy, &c; leghorn stags, &c.
Butterfat No. /, 56c; No. 2, Sic.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21
Saddle Club Plans
Halloween Party

The Blufften Saddle Horse club
win hold Halloween party Wednes-
day evenings October 27, in the
Legion Hall beginning with q pot
luck supper at o'clock.
Square dancing viii feature the
evenings entertainment starting at
g. Members az inviting guests to
the supper anA entertainment.
Dairy farmers who follow strip
grazing, will get help with their
fencing problefAs from new portable
tripod electric fence posts developed
by USDA.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIO !

THE STATE OF OHIO l
Allen County, SIS.
Estate of Eva Tuis Deceased
Dorothy E. Owens Of Iva Belvidere, Lima
Ohio has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministratrix of the estsEe of Eva Tullis late
of Allen County, 0hie deceased.
Dated this 4th daysof October 1854.
Harry j.. Bennett
Probate Judge
Oct. IA. 81, 2S
LEEAI NOTICE
Mrs. Margaret Altman, nose last known
place of address was GeneraI Delivery. Inglas
Florida. and Marie TerraG MeyersF Bishop
whose last kaown@Rlace e Nidrsxsfsdas Cen
erai Deiiyery,. Ink'as Efen arf hereby
petition aeainss her f9Esaleoscs 81 his per-
able relief to which hefrnay basenttied in the
premises. on the groqbds Of gross neglect Of
duty and extreme c#helty IN Cags Number
424ss. Of the cot4smhh Pleas Court Of Allen
County. Ohio and TIT said cause will be for
hearing on or affe1As six weeks from .hs date
Of the first publication of f4aia notice.
Dnrbin. Navarro and Rizor
S0f Dominion Building
Lima. Ohio
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Oct4 2i Is, Nov. 4. II. 1s, rs
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21

wish to sincerely thank everyone
who remembered my birthday with
cards and gifts. I appreciate them so
very much.
Mrs. Leona Stettler
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21

Close culling of pullets and layers
will help maintain poultry profits. It's
one way of cutting production costs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21

$500 CHRY EMUM
PLANTS, over 90 varieties now
blooming, SOC up. No Sunday sales.
Phillips Mum GaEdens, 1924 Blanch-
ard Ave, Findlay Rt. 81. N-29
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-10-21

ELECTION DAY SUPPER
Ladies of the Church of Christ will
hold their annual Election Day sup
per in the church basement on
Tuesday, November 2, starting at
500 p. m. Everyones is welcome.
MOO
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ALUMINU COMBINATION
storm windows and doors; aluminum
awnings, lightning rods. Free esti-i
mates-Call w. ]. Reagan, Beaver
dam Phone 472. Me-
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POTATOES. Harley Diller, Ia
miles northwest pf Bluffton. Phone
579-R. N-28
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WHY WORRY; if afflicted with
any skin disease ask about V-J-O
Rexall store. It
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wv A N T E D
LO ST - FOUND
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
s400 monthly possible. We will select
a reliable person from this area to
refill and collect money from our new
Automatic Merchandising Machines.
No selling. TO qualify applicant must
have car, good references, and $500
working capital which is secured by
inventory. Devoting 8 to 10 hours
per week may net up to s400 month
~, with an excellent opportunity of
taking over full time. We will allow
person to select liberal financial as
sistance for expansion. For interview,
write, giving full particulars, name,
address, age and phone number to
NATIONAL
SALES & SERVICE co.
3406 Monroe st.
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
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SET BUMPER GUARDS for 1853
Chevrolet; also round dining room
table, good conditior4 Allan McCluer.
Phone 44S-R.
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HELP WANTED
WANTED
Experienced full time waitress
or will. train
HORSESHOE GRILL
Formerly Risser's

LEGAL NbTIcE
Claude L. jackson, whose last known adj
dress was 14623 Wyman avenue. San Leando.
California. is hereby nfzifed that Ethel M.
jackson has filed her Petition against him for
divorce and other equit ole relief in Case No,
424s6 in the Court of Common Pleas of Alless
County. Ohio, alleging Sgross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty fM her cause of action
for said divorce and fpr the prayer of the
same, and that said caLise will be for hearing
ON or after the eleventh day of November,
1854
ETHEL M. JACKSON
By: Raymond F. Roberts,
Her Attorney
Sept. 80, Oct. Z, IL. 2l. rs. Nov 4
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LARGE HOUSE -6 rooms down
and up, fuel oil furnace, good
location, close to trade school. Please
call before 500 pm. Maurice
Umphress, I23 II. Jackson or call
171-G