The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-10
BLUFFTON LOCALS


so dinner guests there.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert H. Nonnamaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kohler~and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Clark and Mrs. Bushong, Columbus
Grove, called on David Beery at the
Allen County Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Potts, Rene and
Fairann arrived from Silverton, Ore,
Tuesday evening Snd viii spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Nonnamaker and family and hope to
see their many friends.
Basinger removals - Chester
Stauffer from the Bluffton hospital to
the Lima Memorial hospital; Mrs. o.
C. Hursey from her home on Elm
street to the Lima Memorial hospi-
tai and return.
Tavern Morrison of Columbus, was
| a Memoriall Day visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Deppler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert hughes have
moved from West Elm street to the
residence they have purchased at
1924 Stewart road, Route 5, Lima.
! MIR. Hughes hs employed IN the engl-
neering department OF the wesung-
house CorpJ and Mrs. Hughes is with
the branch totfice of Auto Owners In
surance CS. in Lima.
Malcolni Basinger, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Evan Basinger, Will receive his
degree in law from the University OF
Michigan in commencement exercises
this Saturday.
Remodeling work on the former
Moslmanl home was stepped up and
the kanfseyers were aDle to get
moved in before the Commencement
Week reception which traditionally
follows the Baccalaureate Service or
Sunday. Some assistance was giver
by students in getting Prexy's new
home shlpshape during work days
and cleanup days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Suter, Mr.. ]
il. Beer and Della of Columbus
Grove, were Sunday dinner guests a
the homel of Mr.. Noah and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ira Thutt at West Liberty, o.
| Russell Gratz of Grand Rapids, o.
spent the week end with Jess Man
gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramseyer o.
Columbus, visited with Myrtle Man
gus and | Jess Mangus, Saturday.
Myrtle Mangus and Edith Powell
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs
John Hirschfeld last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Wiebe spen
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Cal
vim Stettler.
Miss Clara Schumacher attende
commencement exercises at Mian
University, Oxford, Ohio, over tn
week end, where her nephew, job
R. Schumacher, was a member OF tn
graduating class
:. Mrs. Fred Brunn, the former Sha
d on Fritchie, left Saturday night fl
Norman, Oklahoma, to be with ht
husba nd who is stationed at the
S. Naval air base at Norman. M
and Mrs. j. A. Warkentin of White
. house, her sister and brother-in-lav
/ drove her out.
II Don \Fritchie, CT1, USN, son {
. Fred and Nina Fritchie of Blufftol
who has been stationed on Kwajalin
in the Marshall Islands for the pas
year, is expected to arrive in tn
states about the 22nd of June I
I spend a sptty-day leave. Followin
= the leave be will report to Washing
? ton, d. C., to attend a Navy schoo
He has been in the service since Ma,
1947.
Out of!town visitors here to atten
the Sunday funeral service of Mr.
Robert Fulwood Murray were M
and Mrs Charles Gellenbeck, Mr.. an
|. Mrs. Ralph Miller and daughter an
: Samuel Miller, all of Cincinnati, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Darl Hess of Tiffil
Mrs. Murray died Wednesday at he
: home in Hastings, Mich.
e Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein returne
i home Tuesday from Lafayette, Ind
where she attended a meeting of tn
E National Council of Women's Organ
r izations of the Presbyterian Churcl
u. S. A. She reports that there wa
total attendance at all sessions {
9,768 including nearly 5000 who a
tended the week long session fu
time, $500 day visitors and 300 owe
the week end
Dale E. RISER, son of Mr.. and Mr.
Wilbur Risser, has been promoted t
the rank Of A/2c with the 3586t
Tech Training Squadron of the U.
. Airforce at San Marcos, Texas.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Muller G
= Cleveland we're in Bluffton for tn
! college festivities over the week enc
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Snyder and tw
: daughters of Akron, Pa, are spenc
ing the week end with her parent
i Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Steiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goss of Co
umbus, were here for the college fes
tivities and returned to their hon
E Monday. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lora left Wet
e nesday morning for Baton Rouge, Ii