The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-01
Pandora

Mr.. and MRS. Laverne Badertscher
and family Of Orrville, were Sunday
guests at thS home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Badertscher and
Mr.. and MRS. Colrell Donaldson.
Rev. William Reeves, pastor of the
Methodist charch, conducted a chapel
service at the Putnam County Home
Sunday AFTERNOON. A group of young
people from the church provided the
music for the service.
The wedding ceremony for Miss
Barbara Rose Sutter and Ted M.
Fruchey will be an event of this Nat
urday evening, April 8, at 7 9clfk,
in the local Methodist chi arch The
custom of oper church Will gbe d.
served. Miss sutter, the daughter IF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sutter, i
employed as IA secretary at he Pam
dora Milling Company. Mr.. Fruch-
ey is the son of James Fruchey of
Columbus Grove and the late Mrs.
Fruchey. He is a graduate of Col
umbus GROVE High School and is with
the U. S. Air Force.
Philemon Huser suffered relapse
and was taken to the Lima Memorial
hospital in the Lehman ambulance.
Quite a number from here attended
the musical production Kiss Me Kate
by Cole Porter, presented by the
Findlay High School Thursday and
Friday nights.
Marilyn Crawfis and Inge Hoffman
were selected from Pandora -Gilboa
school as delegates to the annual
state convention of the F. H. A
which will be held in Columbus or
Saturday, April "a. Alternates are
Beverly PSngle, Eileen Wyncoop and
Charlene Herr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schumacher
and son Ted spent Sunday at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Clay in Mount Victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sutter were
called to Atlanta, Georgia, last week
on account of the serious illness OF
their daughter, Heloise, now Mrs. Ed
gar Trussle. Her condition is some
what improved and the Suffers re-
turned to their home here Friday.
DIR. Waldo fSutter of Waterville, is
patient in a Toledo hospital. DIR.
Sutter had attended two day medi-
cal meetingf in Columbus and was
taken suddenly i'll after his return
to his home in Waterville. His con-
dition is somewhat improved at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pierman re-
/ turned to their home Sunday after a
several months stay in Florida and
Mr.. and M rs. Ray Sheidler returned
Thursday evening from tbeiu Florida
vacation.
The three circles of the Women's
Society of Christian Service will meet
this Thursday evening. Mrs. Roger
McOwen will be hostess for the Pris-
ella Circle and Mrs. Urban Lichty
will be in charge of that program.
The Phoebe Circle will meet at the
Lloyd VanMeter home. An Easter
film will be presented for that group.
Mrs. Clara Light will be hostess for
the Ruth Circle.
Prof. and Mrs. Laurence Burkhalt-
er are the parents of a new daughter
born Saturday, March 27, at Bluffton
hospital
Mrs. HERMAN Schumacher called ON
her aunt, Mrs. Caroline Sutter Sat
urday. MRS. Sutter, formerly of PAN
dora, is presently at home with her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Herr
in Bluffton and her health condition
is gradually declining.
Sunday guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Buehrer and sons
were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Buehrer of Stryker, and the Misses
Annalee and Jackie Broadbeck of
Archbold
Rev. Albert Schumacher of Berea,
Kentucky, a former pastor of Grace
Mennonite church, will teach the Sun
day School lesson to the young people
and adult classes at the Grace church
next Sunday nprning as a part Of the
anniversary pfogram. At the noon
hour there VIII be a pot luck dinner
in the church, basement. Friends and
guests are in Eited to come and spend
the day at tits last day of the ami
versary observance
Mrs. Charles Buehrer, Mrs. George
Lehman, Mrs. Richard Frantz and
Mrs. Raymond Bucher attended the
Flower Arrangement School at the
Trinity Methodist church in Lima last
Monday. The school has been in prog
ress each Monday during the month
of March and the speaker last week
was the editor of "The Garden Path"
Mrs. Lawrence of Lancaster, O. Mrs.
Lehman has attended each session of
the school.