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SECRETARY
AGE o5 TO 90

position open in process
siys downtown firm for inteligent.
alert person having coed dictAtion
and typinE skill: 35-hour week.
Company cafeteria: paid vacation
and sick leave. Send resume TO BOX
1K6-C star
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES, used and new;
hand. cleo. CIRCLE TYPE CO.,
TAI 18th ST. NV. DI. 7-7372.
AIR CONDITIONER n
horsepower. JE. 3-e24l after $50.
-l5
ANTIQuES-Chairs, oil lamps. chest
OF drawers also Detroit gas stove.
kitchen sink. FriRidaire and etc.
EN-. $3.50. .--16
ANTIQUES . Queen Anne side
chairs, pair Of mahogany love seats.
blue brocade madarin coat. used
RA. 6-S44t. IL
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SECRETARY

POSITION OPEN
FOR SECRETARY IN
HEADQUARTERS OF
FICE OF NATIONAL
FINANCE ORGANIZA-
TON. FAST AND AC-
CITRATE TYPING
NECESSARY; NJ ST
BE ABLE TO ORGAN
lie OWN WORK. LIB
ERAL COMP ANY
BENEFITS. SD AY
WEEK. EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDI-
TONS. AGE 2l-35.
APPLY IN PERSON,
SUITE 4l6, RING
BLDG, 18th AND N
SITS. NV.
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FUKNITURE-Bedrm. set. blond. 4
mos. old. TV, 2l-ineh console,
mahog.: studio couch. Must sell;
no reas. offer refused. AP. 7-3I! 20.
-l6
FURN.-Bedroom and living room
furn. Also. mise. Items. incl. dishes
and books. AID. 4-j3lS. lis
FURN.-Tip- top. pie-crust cage.
Perfect condition. ia. 2-03l9.
FuRN.-couch. din. nm. suite. misc
turn;; cheap: leaving city. uE, Il
F iijiSs. Leaving wasi..ns-
ton Sun. Sofa, 3 HOLLYWOOD beds.
. desks. lamps. chest OF draw 5.
misc. items. Lot $3.50 or sell ep-
arately. Reas. Moving arrange
ments. Phone. Fri. am. or after
r P1 OF AL day Sst A. Ab:d, siond
sec, sofa. Oecas, tables, lamps.
chairs, rugs. desk. ov. 3-2594.
FURN.-westinshoase refgr., orig.
cost $500. now S175: walnut dble.
dresser $50; cabinet RcA radio,
N25. birdeaee and stand. SO; all
in good condition. XII 1854.
FURN.-studio couch and wrousht
iron dinette set; very good cond.;
SO saeh I'D: 2rsSi.a ,r,,.iisi,;o,
pc PEEk HES SAFES ALE uI c. sss4 ca.
ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, new. used: repair oil.
coal gas ranges. ACME STOVE,
1911 18th ST. NV, MA S-S952.
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We SPECIALIZE in residential
painting and paper hanging; over
80 yrs. in bus; white mechs.;. guar.
workmanship. Let US est. Ii, T.
COMPLETE BLDG. SERVICE By
iourneyman carpenters. Call Loa 4
BE Sure TO HAVE your liv. rm
beautiful and freshly painted for
Xmas, Jobs done IN day. 2.
0AUNOUx. DE, 2-63ll; ewes. FE.
3.p6l5, liz
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CHRISTMAS TREES
Fresh Vermont Trees
RAJ GAM FTP CpPITCE

FRESH vermont Trees
FIR, SPRUCE
THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM
TREES UP TO L. FIT, S2.3g
TABLE TREES. Sl.2a
Fresh trees arriving daily. Fenced
in area for your children TO play
Il as V rOon you o SaGp daily u o. S R'' Ii
COLLEGE BALL FIELD
$500 Flower Ave, Takoma Park. Nd.
CLOTHING-Lady's dresses. suits,
size 8: mans trousers. sweater:
c 59dak An RI m% wo Ho G kxNsEs. l new
and used ACME STOVE CO, l0ll
c9osfeLE 4 Oh "a i4E sis' o Classical
Farrar. John Mccormick. FitZ
chrysler; Instrumental. popular.
others: wide variety; cheap. Gle:
glass punch bowl and cups. round
mahog. din. table. CO. 5-36a5;
lie
COMPASS, Marine 7-in. diameter.
inclosed In brass pinnacle: fully
con!psnsatable, Call ~ a-4306..
COUNTER tFormicaD with It. rest. "a
with motor and compressor. 1870.
Adams Mil I'd. nv. tat 18th and
Colorado I'd. n.wJ. AID. 2-92ss.
DEHUMIDIFIER. very good eondl-
ton. $50 Antique chow table. q
tone teakwood, sos OF. 4-s995.
DESKS, all kinds, new. used. wood.
steel. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER CO.,
TAI 18th 81. NV. DI. 7-73122.
DIAMOND RING, peri. white: ap-
prox, "a carats: mans setting :
basnettes. Sac, $3.50. KE. s-210l.
DtAMoNDs-unredeemed: from $40
up. Guaranteed values. NATIONAL
PAWfNBRoKERs. 1906 Lee hwy"
DiIfAMoaDnis-lady's. lss cts. Sass:
cts, n maroaise cut s695: iady's. liz
cts. 500: lady's. 3is cts, Sl.495.
mans. Ct. $3.50; lady's, Ct. Sl5:
LIVINGSTON & COMPANY. 1898
ROOM SUITE, walnut, 3
piece PIE y very sOOd condition. 500.
Sets from SIS. SAVINGS to 40se
Repairs. trades, Instructions, THE
DRUM CENTRE. 1901 O st NV,
Electric TRAIN SET. fresh, and
passenger, lots Of equipment. "a,
FILING Yl,tgi cABISETs-sex 4-dr, Steel;
TYPE. CO.. al 18th st. NV
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SECRETARY

SMALL REGIONAL OFFICE
340O Block Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Do YOU want an interesting and re-
wardine lob? once with top man
aeement, clientele needs capable
secretary, Typing proficiency neces..
sary. Shorthand helpful but not
nearly as essential as capahility
Position now available. Call EN-,
2-0iOa Friday or Saturday. Id
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SYMPHONY ASSOCIATES
SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Study privately, or in classes with
conservatory trained specialists. all
members OF the National Symphony
Orchestra. All instruments. Phone
DI 1-840O 1nS
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HELP woMEN tcsa..l

hANAGEh 10; newly renoYsted email
rooming house. Living quarters and
small salary. Reply giving family
connection and experience, Box
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FURNITURE--NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

$3.50 wroueht-iron dinette Sb4 ,95
SIag.5O bunk beds eompl. 1926
$50, 50 chrome 5-pc dinette 1900
Sas so Administer exl2 rugs 1890
syclon HOLLYWOOD beds -rF.eb
KING FURNITURE GO 49,.
s203 ca, Ave. Ju, e-5sq1
1895 Il 81. NE. IL. $4,000
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HELp-WoMEk

rYPIsT. under 80 yrs. As w.p.m,;
insurance once. 5-day week. Sal
airy, 500 mo. RE. 1900. -l5
TvpICT
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APPLY IN fERSON
SEE Mr.. N. G. DE MERS

604 9th St NV. --l6
WOMEN. II you need extra income
call AVON PRODUCTS INC. earn
S3-S5 each spare hour taking orders
from regular customers near you.
YPo Ri lc?s LADIES, 1926. neat i and
aggressive. free to travel through
SO States with chaperoned sales
group; guaranteed salary, train
Ing and tranSp.; avg. 1857 mo. See
MRS. STOLE. Cairo Hotel. 70
anil pm. and 3 p.m.-7 pm. II D
PART T1ME--SeVeral women TO con-
duct research survey from Own
home Must have private unlimited
phone. Permanent. salaried posi-
ton. For interview call OIL. 4-%542'
A., SECRETARY. 500 wk., young Sn
good steno.. CAPITOL HILL Secy.
$4,000 up: public rel. secy. $500
IN: beg. steno.. $40 wk. Bookkeep-
er-typist, S75 wk,: typists, sos wk.
lob. enroll immed'. As wks. review
course. all subj. Inquire ST. 3-36o5.
BOYD'S testah. AZ yFS.l' cor. l2tn
and @ SITS. NV; &c,
OPENINGS NOW--Secretaries. SOB
500 wk.; typistsl SI5-S60 ,wk.:
bookkeepers, $6O-S90 wk,, hun
dreds openings. IF out Of practice,
enroll immed, for As wks, RE-
FRESHER course SMALL classes.
quick results. INQUIRE now. Ma,
S-o34O. BOYDS Test. 40 yrs.). Cor.
18th and @ SITS Always welcome.
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APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE
Refrigerator. wash. machine, s.
piece dinette set. 1 bedrm. suite,
couch and l-man bed. Ii. 4-15S4,
I'll 9TH st. ne. -l6
BATHTuBS, new and used. basins
toilets, at lowest prices. BLOCKS,
1G46 Lee hwy, IA. $500.
BED AND SPRINGS, new Eclipse
innerspring mattress. $40. Call 10.
1888 --2I
BEDROOM SUITE. saerince. twin
mahos. beds. nisht table. dresser.
chest. vanity. chair. mirrors.
glass TOPS WA. 7-os25 after s.
BICYCLE. Raleigh "Lenton": finest
made so. KE. s.6220. 49,
BICYCLE, boys, Gain, J. c. Higgins.
Excellent condition. JE. 4-069a.
BICYCLE. boys "a in: good condi.
ton: SO. SPRUCE S-7635. is
BICYCLE, girls "a inch Call 10.
h-iS1l between 10 am, and nm.
BICYCLE. boys. good, 24-inch; SIS.
Also fine English racer with sears.
$50 no. 2-a9a5.
BICYCLES, new and used. genuine
Enslish and American. Reasonable
Tfade-ins accepted. SOUTHEAST
CYCLE sg!oP' gao Penns ave Sc.
BIKES, ca Eirrs. one gain. Ger
man: good cond.; one 2s.tn. balloon
tire. good cond. tl5 ga. IA. 2-3n57
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OFFICE FURNITURE
D qzBfhs Tf TEIs TcAss Biz AEl so VI
AND STEEL; gA ~ 8 OF groG GNGLAANp
HUNDREDS OF VALUABLE Re
S2ENEpHITTIboNxEEps Ae 9EEIcEE pFEISc Rs
R32 I. ST. NV.
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REFRIGERATORS. used: refnished;
rebuilt; sems ETsr; . Hs yer; s .so ,ss
14th ST.. IA, $1,000: 4i30 Georgia
ave. NV. RIA. $4,000.
REFRIGERAToRs, new 1855 GE
9-1a-I4 Gu. IT,: special closeoui
prices: no payments until March,
1886. HO. 2-22O0. liz
REFRIGERATOR, Reach-in. IS Gu
It.. reconditioned and guaranteed
REFRIGERATION, coldspot. IL Gu.
#. with freezer top: good as new;
EIG0 IA a.hnrI If
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SECRETARIES
Secretary-Steno.
UNDER IS

For market research department Of
nat!onsl weekly news magazine
We are looking for . girl with
good dictation and tipping skill
who is also willing to perform
istratiye duties. Primarily you will
work with the director Of the de-
partment, taking dictation con,
corning advertising. research. and
marketing. We are q stable and
progressive company offering pleas
ant conditions and many Dement'S.
Call DI $4,000. Ext. 263 between
Q am. and pm.
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Age 1885; progressive downtown
firm requires alert individual with
good tipping speed; 35-hour week
and sick leave. Apply 1722 L st
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Hotel Dupont Plaza

SALESLADY, experienced, to work
=. in bakery. Apply In person be-
tween l2 and 8. FISCHER'S BAK-
cry. Eastoyer shopping center,
sE nSsISrKiIE wanted at once. Ap-
ply NEW ENGLAND PURIFIERS,
sEAMsTRESS. to manage dry -ciean-
ing store: experienced, capable;
good salary ia. 7-4532. -l6
sEAMSTRESS, experienced. to re-
pair used clothing Csc per hr.
RANpALL's DRIVEN VALET. OIL.
ss siISETiAH for law once. 5 Days.
o e. 5. Exper. preferred. begin. S82.
1910 Vermont ave. Suite .2o5.
sEcREEffAlRYr to executive director
Of social agency: skilled In typing
and shorthand. able to assume re-
sponsibihty: references required: D.
day wk.. sood working conditions
Apply GOODWILL INDUSTRIES.
1918 N. n. ave. NV. t21st and M
o to 12 am, Monday through Fri
day or phone for appt. liz
SECRETARY, for law once: 5-dAy
week, $3.50 TO $40; pleasant work
ins conditions. Call ME. s-s467.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to '. p,
trade association: varied RESPONSE
bilities; above average salary to-
uuslified person: b-daF wk.. COM
pany benefits. Tx. 3-704o. for appt.
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CHAIN SAW
David Bradley gasoline enEine. Is.
In, Guide bar, new, Save 500 10
today, Friday. and satHrdsy. Req
ulagly 5 ! e Sv tor Sl5a sSS RI
$500 Wis, Ave. EN-. 2-11e2
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
S45b colesville Rd.. SIS. JU. a-a010
CHARLEY HoRSE-THIs COUPON
rs WORTH $500
Keep Your Children Happy With Q
Charley Keller Arkansas
"BUcKING HORSE"
With This Coupon, Price OF Horse
Sq.p5
RE. 7-09J2
Write a9l d St. NV, d. C.
Will Deliver BEFORE Xmas
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GAS RANGES
Observation-Disclosures
ACE PLUMBING
SUPPLY co.


2ce0 Ga. Ave NV. AID. 4-007s
GENERATORS. STARTERS. 81 so
up, lse.. assert. elect Motor. Is,
PATS rd aiss .o ysaT' CARLY iooS
NATL PAWN: 1906 Lee hwy. Al.
HEE iii ranses. stoves: new, used
(gas. oil coal, wood. elec:) ACME
STOVE. 10l1 9TH NV, Ma, $685..
HI-FI AZTEC Lansing $50" speak
er system. mahog. corner cabinet;
costs 1925: S295. DU. 7-7Oo4..
ICE CREAM CABINETS, suitable for
Mr.. McNey, MEADOW GOLD
PRODUCTS CO.. 1887 D st. Sc.
ICE MACHINE, new. 4lo Ib. capacity.
$500, IA. $4,000. 10
KITCHEN CABINETS-Special prices
have what you need. no. @-2200.
LIONEL TRAINS, track and switches.
Trans repaired and traded. JE.
MEAT SCALE. practically brand new
used very. very little; SOS or best
S Gfls! As ' SCI Service. 10 IT, IN
brand new Weber: brousht in for
food show: priced at factory cost;
can be seen at l7l Gs6 14th st. nv
MOTORS bouEht. sold, sXeh;; AZ
EQUIP. CO, 2473 Sherman ave,
OFFICE FURNITURE - Suite. 2
desks. chairs, rugs. hatrack. Call
SPlTZBERG. NE. S-6l16 or AID.
1-ATSu III
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CHRISTMAS TREES, pine, delivered
in wholesale lots. 81 each. JE g
CHRisTMAs TREES, Canadian bal
sam sam, ans spruce. La. 6-324"'
CHRisTMAs TREES WHOLESALE,
Canadian and Local. CAPITAL
NURSERY, l7l5 Bladens. I'd. ne.
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OFFICE FURN.

Ut T ICE T UN1Ns
bouBIE PEDESTAL. SURPLUS,
SD so: new GRAY METAL 54x
"a PopsL EP6B Tr4IER S yil III
s9a5. SHOP Qua WAREHOUSE
F FURNrTURE TAI Al The The Best Va.
UES IN TOWN. N. FRANK a. SON
4I4 3rd ST NV, Elk. 3-Sa74.
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MlscEL. FOR SALE tcens.,

CHAIN sAw-You can own a new
strunk chain saw for S3.64 VIZ; No
these low terms: l/10th down, a
whole year e pay i25 g. Union
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GIRL WANTED

We have an opening for young girl
who is interested in a steady posi-.
ton, secure future and good
earnings Applicant must have some
exper. In general office work. some
tipping. We are q Ice retail chain
and offer pleasant work IN pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. Varied duties, not
lust dull routine
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS; Imam, $40 per day;
To @al si EauEhf Goa gay ju F a.sssi
CHAIN SAWS, MCCULLOUGH Sales,
Service. Rental. $40 a day. GRAVE
LY OF WASH, JU, a-22S7.
RENT TH, 40c day; l month mini
mum. BLISS TV. AID. 4-T4l4.
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MATHEMA TICIANS

See our id for employment with
MEDICAL LAB0RATORY TECHNl-
CLAN, to work in nv. doctors of
ttes. once, co. b-Ose7; home. en-
s-oSoo. 10
MESSENGERS AND FILE CLERK, re-
cent high school graduate. for po-
sition In fast growing concern;
pleasant surroundings and working
conditions: liberal employe dement's.
SSsy W iairx rsis sYysvISE sS Ll RsE
INSURANCE. CO. 1925 Bye st, NV.
OFFICE WORKER, some knowledge
Of tipping: starting salary $40
weekly. can RE. $4,000 for sp-
pointlnent. IL
PIX OPERATOR, must be expert
enced: age. 25-35: many company
benefits: LARGEST freexer-food organ
faations on East Coast. RENAlRE
CORR. i61 NE ct. Sc. Ii. $500,
PHONE WORKER for credit dept
work. No nightwork. salary open.
Apply FREEDs. 727 7th ST. NV.
RIAL ESTATE SALEsWoMEN
we will interview several applicants
TO join our classes In real estate
hesinnin8 about January 18th. II
you are ambitious and can devote
snouSh time We VIII train rhr. You ysI
learn. For appt. call Mr.. Forth. 10.
S-s3s0. COX & Co. 10. s-5s37.
ROOM CLERK, ASSISTANT
some hotel and typing experience
salary, eInploye Dement'S. Air con.
ditioned. Call mgr. for apptr HU.
M~tAl n,,nn,,t plo1o
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22
Weaker Sex GroUs Stronger
According To Recent Surrey

are adding only Is months.
Medical and population trends in
dicate that in Is years the average
American white male of 65 will have
an even chance of reaching 79, an
increase of one and one-half years
over today's life expectancy.
For members of the so-called
weaker sex" who reach 65, the ex-
pectancy will be SO instead of the
present 80.
In 1875 the ratio Of women to men
will be 1873 to 100, instead of the pre-
sent lis to 100.
There is little basis for "extrava-
giant forecasts of longevity based on
dietary revolution or some world
shaking discovery in connection with
the chronic Diseases" Dublin said.
In the next two decades the pro-
portion of persons living beyond
100 will remain the same, he pre-
dicted. The proportion of persons
reaching the century marx today is
about the same as it was a century,
or even a millennium ago, he said.
"We can only hope" he continued,
"that these added years will be in
creasingly free of disabling disease
and of other disadvantages from
which old people suffer now"
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and it was up to the rest to either
leave him there to his fate or stop
their travel until the man grew bet
ter. They choose the latter. No man
on the frontier would leave comrade
alone to die in the woods If he could
help it.
So the group halted, placed sentries
on their back trail to guard against
pursuit and began trying to do some
thing for the sick man. They had lit
tie luck at it.
Late in the night, seeing no signs
of Indians, the sentinels returned to
camp and after leaving one man on
guard and being able to do nothing
for Linn, all laid down to sleep, Linn
lying next to the creek bank.
1t was nearly daybreak when the
guard took a bucket and dipped some
water from the creek to make coffee.
BY light of the camp fire he found
that the water was muddy. Something
must have stirred it up-maybe an
enemy approaching in the creek or
men on horseback fording the stream.
Walking in the water the footstep
would be noiseless.
The sentinel awakened the others
and most of them examined the creek
for a small distance. listening care
fully for sometime but heard nothing
and so concluded that it must have
been raccoons or some animals that
muddied the stream by pudding in it.
All but the guard again laid down to
sleep. The fire almost had burned out
Only few Goals remained to indicate
the place where the horse thieves
were in camp.
There was a sudden burst of gun
fire and Linn, lying next to the creek
died instantly. He had received most
of the bullets. 1t was the Indian pur.
/. suers and as the sentry had suspected
they had walked down the creek
through the water to a dozen feet o1
the sleeping men.
After the first fire the savages
with loud yells, charged the camp
with loaded rifles, war-clubs and tom
ahawks. The white men fled barefoot
ed and without arms. Linn, Thoma!
Biggs and Joseph Hedges were killed
in the camp. William Mccullough haC
run but short distance when tn,
Indians fired on him. He jumped int
quagmire and fell. The savages, be
lieving him hit, ran on past him afte
the others. Mccullough got out of th'
deep mud and made his escape.
In the woods Mccullough fell il
with John Hough and the two starte,
/ for where Wheeling now stands
1 then holding a small white settlement
1 In the retreat John Wetzel and Kin
zie Dickerson met and came into tn
4 settlement together. All had escape
without arms, clothing or provision
and. their trip through the woods ha
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been a terrible one. From where they
had stolen the horses they had travel
ed two nights and two days with only
short halts to rest.
A party was organized to go to
Wills creek and bury the dead ,all
found horribly mangled by the In
dians. The Indians never were found
nor identified. Of the survivors Whet-
eel and Dickerson long later died at
Wheeling; Rough died at Cincinnati
muddied the strean by pudding in it
and Mccullough was killed in the wal
of 1872 at Brownstown.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22

The so-called weaker sex" will
continue to be the stronger, accord
ing to predictions made by an in
surance expert. DR.. Louis /. Dublin
of the Institute of Life Insurance at
Cornell University predicts that
women will add another three years to
their life span by 1870, while males
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22
Amstutz Reelected To
Planning Board Office

A Bluffton man, Wilhelm Amstutz,
was reelected vice chairman of the
Allen county planning commission at
the commissions reorganization
meeting last week. Walter M. Lawson
Jr., was reelected chairman and T. E.
M. Carville, secretary.
Other members of the county plan
ming group are Ted E. Rupert, Spen-
cerville; Roy L. Roush and Robert
Kruger.
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He1YEag "A Il
By HARRV " II HAL &

The whites were less honest than
the Indians and a lot of them would
steal anything they could get their
hands on. The tendency of both races
led towards horse thefts. The Indians
Jared fairly we'll at it but the whites,
less snaky and lacking a lot of being
as cagey as the savages, often failed
to get away with it.
Back in 1901 or 1892 Indian incur
sions into the settlements along the
Ohio river between later Wheeling
and Mingo Junction, on the Ohio side,
capturing all the horses and often
killing or taking whole families, had
become so frequent that the pioneers
organized a raid of their own in re-
taliation.
Seven seasoned backwoodsmen, all
trained in Indian warfare, gathered
at Beech bottom, on the Ohio river
where Wheeling later was built. They
were going to the junction of the San
dusky and Muskingum rivers to steal
horses from an Indian town there
They were John Whetzel, William Nc
Cullough, John Hough, Thomas Biggs
Joseph Hedges, Kinzy Dickerson anc
a man named Linn, given name moi
recorded. The raid was a successful
one and the group got away with Ii
horses. On the way home they travel
ed rapidly, making only short halt'
to rest and give the horses breathel
or Craze bit. On the evening of the
second day the party arrived at Wills
creak, near where Cambridge stands
today. There Linn became violently il
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22
The Raid That Failed

Inherently honest in their dealings
among themselves the Ohio Indians
considered it all right to steal from
the white people. That only was get
ting some pay for the lands the
whites had stolen from them. This
writer opines that they had something
there.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22

FRUIT CAKE should be left in its
original wrapper until serving time.
1t should be stored in tin container,
slightly perforated to prevent mould
ing, or a covered crock or large bowl.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
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