The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-01-07
Pandora

1890
run of resolutions, made today and
forgotten TOMORROW? We really need
to make onld one resolution Happy
New Year" keep it happy and you
have no need for a long list of reso-
lutions that ho one ever remembers
longer than id takes to repeat them.
The Januart meeting of the Pan
dora Garden club was held Tuesday
evening, January 5 and was in the
form of a tour for,the members to the
McAdams Greenhouse in Columbus
Grove. Following the trip the group
gathered at the home of Mrs. Irene
Schumacher for the social hour and
the annual business meeting.
The MIDI Century club met Wednes-
day evening, January 6 at the home
of Mrs. Wallace Lugibill for a pot
luck dinner at $50 and the annual
business meeting following the din
ner. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cpok andysons
spent the New Years Day and week
end at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Ray
Green in Elkhhrt, Indiana.
Glenn Van lscooder, now of Column
bus Grove, but formerly resident
of Pandora, was taken to Lima Mem
orial hospital Saturday for observa-
ton. Glenn has been i'll for some
time following a severe attack of flu,
The Ladies Missionary Society of
Grace Mennonite church will have an
all day meeting at the church, Thurs
day, January .. The ladies will meet
for sewing and a pot luck dinner at
the moor hour. DR.. Ella f. Bauman
of Bluffton will address the group in
the afternoon on the subjects minis
try of Healing"
Mrs. Clara Light spent New Years
Day in the home of Miss Inez Nc
Adams.
Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey Henderson
and family of Detroit were New
Years Day visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schneck.
Miss Madeline Bixel had the mis-,
fortune to fall down the stairway al
she was entering her home, Tuesday
evening and suffered a broken hip
After calling for help for quite some
time, she was finally discovered b!
Clarence Schneck, who called thu
Lehman Ambulance and Miss Bike
was removed to Lima Memorial hos
pital where she is resting quite com
fortably at present.
The men of the local Methods.
church will be hosts Tuesday evening
January IL at the church for the
regular meeting of the Putnam
County Brotherhood. Rev. Raymond
Beals, pastor of Howard Methods
church in Findlay, will be the guest
speaker in the program hour. Rev
Beals is also a popular radio speak.
err at Station WIN, Findlay. The
WSCS will serve the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marian Pierman viii
entertain the Progressive Workers
Glass of Riley Greek church in Their
home, Friday evening, January s.
The playground recreation com
mittee is announcing a winter
recreation program at the high schoo
gym and are inviting anyone of higi
school age and abpve to join in the
activities. Your fsignature can b.
given either at Qpp & Lemley's o.
the Star Lunch.
Funeral serviee for Mrs. Mar!
Habegger Lehman was. held Monda!
in the Grace Mennonite church will
her pastor, the. Rev. E. J. Bohn off
ciating. Mrs. Lehman died at a a. m
Saturday in her home on Route /.
east of town, after an illness of fou
years duration. She was born il
Switzerland and came to this countr,
as a child and settled in Berne, Inc
Surviving are her husband David an,
one son TaIlCis, sfA DIotiiSiS anu ol
sister. Burial in charge of the Leh
man Funeral Hone was at Pleasan
Ridge Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrsg w. H. Smith o
Toledo were Sunday visitors at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lue Lehman.
Miss Martha Eurkholder of Bernt
Indiana, was thekguest speaker at a
open meeting held at st. John Mer
MONTE church, Wednesday evening
The meeting was sponsored by tn
Women's Missionary Society of tn
church and Miss Burkholder, who is