The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-01-21
RAWsON
ROUNDUP
d. " E T.,I~
BY Mrs. Sam Culp

Mrs. Albert Gibbs and Mrs. Miller
Fink were hostesses to the Lions
Auxiliary Thursday evening of last
week in the Gibbs home west of Raw
son. Thirteen members answered the
roll call including guest, Pam
Frazier. Mrs. Earl Meyer received a
birthday gift from her secret sister
and Mrs. Sam Culps an anniversary
gift. The next meeting on February
II the group will enjoy a Valentine
hanky exchange and on February 10
a box social is planned with Mrs.
Earl Hoch and Mrs. Carl Smith as
hostesses.
Rawson Boy Scout Troop II re-
registered Monday of last week and
organized with the following adult
leaders: Troop committee, Floyd
Hoch, chairman, Luther Romlck, A
W. Lannert and Dick Eidt. The
Scoutmaster is Robert Johnston; as
sistant scoutmaster, Hilburn Still
burger and junior assistant scout
master, Eldon Crawis. Twelve boys
are now registered with the troop
which meets each Monday at 1880 IN
the EUB church basement.
Rawson's newest business place is
the Zimmerman used car lot across
from the Hochstettler elevator. Dale
George is manager.
]. ". Mccarthy and J. P. Cole
man of Wichita Falls, Texas, have
leased 5000 acres of land in Eagle
and Union townships for oil. You
NAV expect a new oil boom in the
near future, we hope.
We will have some more young
men going to the armed forces the
first of February. They are jim
Kimberly, Ronnie Smith, Bob Ralney
and Paul Higbee all of Rawson'
The Polio drive will get underway
in a few days when the Gel Ladles
call at your home between T and 8
n, m. Thursday, January % in Raw
SON and Mt. Cory and through the
rural area. Here is a. suggestion for
the 1866 Polio March of Dimes: If
everyone would get a bank and save
a dime a day for the next year, we
would have a nice sum in Hancock
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brickman OF
McComb and Mrs. Blanche Auker-
man of Deweyville were visitors in
the home of Nj. and Mrs. Walter
Otto recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Paterson enter
tanned with a birthday dinner in their
home in Findlay for Mrs. F. K. Gibbs.
The Patersons are brother-in-law and
sister-in-law of Mrs. Gibbs.
Mrs. Walter Otto was in Findlay
on business Friday, the first she has
been out since she was sick the last
four weeks.
Bill Granger said this weather was
too cold for the coon hunters. Lucky
for Mr.. coon.
Leander Flick can't understand
why n one has to use such long
words. He thinks you have to con-
suit the dictionary when they are
used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bracy Crawis have
returned home. They have been visit
ing relatives in Long Island, New
York, and Milford, New Jersey.
This is from Uncle Nick's scrap
book: 81 shall pass through this
world but once. Any good can do,
or any kindness that | can show to
any human being, let me do it. Let
me not defer or neglect it-for shall
not pass this way again"
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean @Smith had
their parents as their guests Satur-
day evening for supper, MI. and Mrs.
Rudolph Pore and daughter Dorothy
and John Pore of New Stark, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith and
daughter Pat of Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Culp called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lora, Danny
and Mrs. Loretta Lora in Deweyville
Saturday evening. They enjoyed
television through the evening.
Jimmie Hugus thoughtfully assist
ed Mrs. Ed Long across the icy street
Saturday afternoon and deserves
mention for his thoughtfulness.
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