The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Mr.. and Mrs. syn. benlleF Oh LIi'u-
sey and Mrs. HgEel Carrigon of Hig-
gons Lake, Mich, called on Mrs.
Myrtle Hughes and other friends last
week. Mrs. Carrigon was student
of Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Sam Culp and three Camp
Fire Girls wont to Findlay Saturday
and assisted with the sale of poppies.
Those to 60 were Cheryle Latham,
Penny Fink and Cheryl Haefe.
Mr.. E. Dale Bower died at his home
in Findlav after an illness of two
wears. He was the sonfn-law of Mrs.
Viola Brenner of Raw5on; his wife is
Mabel Brenner. Services were held
at the Coldren Funeral Home at 3
p. m. Sunday with the Rev. Chalmers
Mattern officiating. Interment was
in Maple Grove cemetery.
Observation-Disclosures was held
at the Methodist church Thursday
evening of last week with 80 present.
Mrs. Richard Thomas was in charge
of the decorating with the tables
decorated in pastel colors with water
lilies made of crepe paper centering
the tables. Mrs. Angerer, wife of the
pastor, was in charge Of the program
A welcome was given by Mrs. Bur
dette Otto, president of the w. S. c..
S.; clarinet trio, Susan Derrickson,
Mary Heldman, and Phyllis Inbody;
tribute to Mother was given by Mrs.
Angerer; tribute to daughters was
given by Mrs. Clifford Myers; read
ing by Mrs. Miller Fink; accordion
solo by Patsy Luz Lehman; and a
book review by Ms. George Stoody,
Pandora. The men of the Friendship
Glass served the dinner. Mrs. Bur
dette Otto presented African violets
to Mrs. Clark Kelley Frazier and Mrs.
Clifford Myers, the youngest mothers.
We have a brand new baby in our
town. Mr.. andI Mrs. Donald Latham
are the proud parents Of a son,
Kervin Dean, born Thursday at the
BIuffton Community hospital. The
mother is the Former Margaret Shep-
ard of Findlay and the father is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Latham.
You should see the smiles on their
faces-and why not, it's their first
grandchild.
Pvt. Eugene Grubbs has completed
basic trainin gand is home until June
3 when he viii return to Fort Knox,
Ky. where he has been for the past
eight weeks.
Ace Dan Conner, Lowery Air Force
Base, Denver, colo. was home from
of last week until Satur-
day. He visited his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Conner, grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pcall Burket and grand
Mrs. Cramer of Mt. Cory. He
will go to Cheyenne, Wyoming for
81 xmonths' schooling.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Shaw, Mrs. L.
B. Folk, Mr., and Mrs. Clayton Felles
and Jack Clist were guests in the
nome of MH and Mrs. D. r. Simmons,
They were celebrating the
Of Lissa who was one year
bid May "a. Lissa's mother is the
,ormer MhIybelle Shaw.
Rawsonites who were in Findlay
Saturday, were Mr.. Orville Peterson,
Mrs. Charlie Walter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Jones, Mrs. Donna Smith, Mrs.
Earl Moyer and daughter, Aunalee,
Mrs. Gene Smith and Cindy, Mrs.
Sam Culp, Penny Fink, Cheryle La
than and Cheryle Haefele.
Dinner guests of Mrs. Daisy Pifer
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Gal
liant, Mrs. Anna Gallant of Findlay
and Mrs. Sarah Oates and Claribel
Owens of Bluffton.
Callers Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Gibbs were Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Benroth and family of Button.
Sam Cup had swell time Sunday
when he was stung over his eye by Il
bee; had to come home from work
because he couldn't sec too
well.
Pvt. Robert Lea Rainey was home
over the week end for a visit with his
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