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Evening star., 1955-10-19

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8Iigo Park Hills, Lge. LIVING rm.
fireplace, de luxe kit win break
fast nook. 3 iRe. hedrns. and nath
screened rear porch 3ixl2. hsmt.
Rss s,mmsTs 5sS yoa VII love IN III
aiF.conditioned home surrounds
By nice neighhors. Close 70 every.
only So, 600 cash; Ss0.67 monthly
10 inspect. call r SCHOrIELp
Realtor, Jus 6-0l2a. 20
HICKMAN-CIJSHMAN
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAM
lily. modern 2-Story home.
on 1 acre. In attractive SET
ting. close to schools. churches
and stores: commuting dis;
tanee. $4,000. Additional
land ayailahle.
4-BEDRM. HOME. in excel
lent. condition. with beautiful
yard, tull bsnlt.. fireplace,
$4,000.
s-BEpRM. MoDERN HOME.
on acre. close 70 eloverleaf,
$i1,250.
IN CENTER or TOWN.
attractive 4-nedrfia. home.
large living rm. with fireplace,
large dintng rn.. yard well
landsceped. gArden spot.
SCI 900.
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRM.
HOME. with dining space In
Kitchen. fenced yard. 0.000.
4-BEDRM.. a-BATH HoA6E,
IN Rockville. large living rnl.,
with fireplace, kitchen, stove.
sSsi.rissrssoT, Ss.rss ;r.s,,. sss washer, 4 an and
S13.5Q0. oI approved.
Poplar .2-9442 Poplar 2-944S
mile north Of Rockville.
on route 24fl. Evenings. Mr..
FefroW, GaithershurR 1881.
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ADET,PHI AREA

SNUG as Q bug" you'li and this
3-hedroom rambler with attractive
setting on o fenced lot. II has q
modsrn t Kitchen With .,... agtomassit ,as.si
tfun. Only 2 blocks to elementary
school. Price. Si3,300 on terms
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

AsHBURN, vA.--older home on ap.
% Rr1ziRassls s Es.s.d aeEEss Essrsh 0sds%s Isp Il, ~
10 dining rm. with bullt-in pine
buffet, French doors. to lse, porch,
RECEIPT, hall. modern kit. Dashboard
nav. heat. Alum. storm windows.
walk TO store, school. postoflce and
Sa churches; si,i.. sia;e52; $40 Gall G M 8.
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Convenient TO everything. This 3.
bedroom brick home has modern
kitchen with disposal and is n
np-top condition. Exceptionally
owner must sch and has reduced
his price TO $12,SO0. Oh approved
Visit Robert e. Lohr Homes
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BUILDERS
CIOSE-OUJT
SUBMIT YOUR OFFER

Builder win sacrifice for
immediate sale this week
eng. snd u. the ana 5emsaining fey pag mag
ssisf sfsl .cttiRs rsRser: 9, IN outs s svsr ssss
eDsshs oDssids entrance aail Dase%n1' ana H siled
floors. A dream all-elee.
kitchen By Westinghouse:
Adjacent 70 elementary and
parochial schools, Monthly
mortgage payments start ut
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8 BedrTns., Bsrnt., Big Lot
Newly decorated. VACANT. Brick
rambler on dead-end street.; ideal
place, dining ell. ali or kitchen has
diahWasheFs Disposail, Bendix wash
er; city uttls.; excel. value.
Parker, Smith & Donnel
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so Yrs, NOTHING DOWN

TO QUALIFIED vETERANs
Excellent Conventional Ffnaneing
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HEIDER q SELLERS
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S1 900 DOWN

Assume 4 large 4i4ss loan on thi'
immaculate three-bedrocm hrtch
Colonial; .close-in Silver spring,
cornpleteiy fedecofated: brarid-nev
electric kitchen. psneled recreation
IooE nagstone pssie An and barbecue
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IDY OWNER--2-story semibfk, Colo
] Iiial on lovely estate In Chester.
brook. between NJ Arlington and
Mclean. Va: $4,000. KE. $3.50,
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PRICK RAMBLER

Spacious Immaculate home for the
most discriminating large family:
tnil bsmt IA; large lqt gso As:vMe snTn lsrss sn.si
price only SiH,a50. Call Mr.. Black
wood for particulars, 10. 5-8S22.
Woodbridge Rlty., NO. 7-7203
237 Rhode island Ave. NE.
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NO Down PAYMENTS bedfms.
sss Vacant: sia.5oo. Can jE =
O4OO. Nv
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SCHOOLS? no

This thres-bsdroom brick rambler
IS two blocks from the new wheaton
lew blocks 10 the elementary
school; large kitchen. Anchor fence
and storm windows are Just few
Of The features. Assume iarRs -
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LUXURY RAMBLERs

All-hrirk. 3-hedrm.. 2h-bath homs
with. large liv. rnl. and separate
family -si1e din. rni, Plenty 0f eat
ing space In huge kitchen. silver
your doorstep. Shopping and schs
very convenient; S2I $50.
q ]. DEVELOPMENT CORP.
Builders Ju. $4,000 Sales
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AoUsEs RY HUdHEs

new Chesapeake rambler: features
5 hedrIis.. tiled bath. spacious Nv.
lot: oiI-street parking. Vets, no
money dn. .S7z.60 per mo. paws
". Z HaiG1sdHEss' co. RE. $1,000
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
United Church
Women To Hold May
Fellowship Friday

"The Responsible Christian Fam
lily" is the theme Of this years May
Fellowship Day planned this Friday
by the United Church Women of
Bluffton at the First Mennonite
church at p. m.
Mrs. E. r. Moser, program chair
man, has announced there will be a
panel DISCUSSION with Mrb. Robert
Simcox as moderator. Participating
on the panel will be Mrs. D. Rod
abaugh, Miss Meridith lStepleton,
Mrs. L. L. Ramseyer, Mrs. Jacob
Duerksen and Miss LORE Andres.
Mrs. Dean Niswander will be or
ganist for the program and Mrs. T.
j. Wilson will lead the devotions.
Special music will be presented by
a Presbyterian church trio consisting
of Mrs. Morris Triplett, Mrs. Edwin
Rice and Mrs. Ray Niswander.
Following the service the tradi-
tional May Fellowship Tea will be
under the direction of Mrs. Ralph
Stearns and the membership COM
mittee. Everyone is welcome to at
tend the service and tea.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Harvey Baulnan
Takes New Post
With City Loan Co.

Harvey Bauman, Bluffton electri-
clan who has been associated with
The Barnes-Joy company of Lima fol
the last four and a half years, khis
week accepted a new post as assistant
to the property supervisor for The
City Loan company, Lima.
In his new position, Mr.. Baunfan
will be in charge of physical proper
ties of the con1pany's 142 offices
throughout the state of Ohio. His
work win require considerable travel
ing.
Mr.. Bauman said that his associa-
ton with the Barnes-Joy company
will be confined to handling the
firms electrical contract on the new
Bluffton elementary school building
and will terminate after the work i:
completed.
Mr.. Bauman is also a member OF
the Bluffton board of public affairs
and is a candidate for reelection in
November.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
N. l. BurkhaIter
To Join Public
School Faculty
Changes In Music Dept.
To Strengthen Instrumental
Work In Schools

Additional emphasis on teaching of
instrumental music in both elemen-
tary and high school will result from
faculty changes approved by the
board Of education at its meeting
Tuesday evening.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby n. Laurence Burkhalter,
professor Of orchestral instruments at
Bluffton college, will Join the Bluffton
school faculty on a half-time Dasis,
and Earl Lehman, present high school
music teacher viii reduce his schedule
to a half-time basis instead of the
present "a time.
The change will strengthen the in
strumental phase Of the instruction
program. Mr.. Burkhalter will conduct
small classes in various instruments
in both high school and elementary
school. He would also be in charge
of the high school orchestra.
The new school faculty member is
presently the director Of the Lima
Symphony orchestra.
Mr.. Lsh nan, who is also teaching
at Bluffton college, would continue to
teach hiyn school vocal music and
direct the vocal groups and the band
Superintendent A. B. Murray, how
ever, is still faced with the need for
finding an elementary vocal music
teacher for next year. Mrs. Elvira
Suter has notified the board that she
will not return next fall
The superintendent win also be re-
quired to find a placement en- the
elementary school faculty for Mrs
Betty Stratton, fifth grade teacher,
who will not return in the fall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
WauseOn Man Named
Manager OF Local
Charles Co. Store

Edward Roth, former assistant man.
ager of the Charles Company store in
Wauseon, has been named to succeed
Francis Marquart as the new man.
ager of the Bluffton store, it was
learned this week.
A native of Canada, Mr.. Roth was
born of American parents in Totleld,
Alberta. The Canadian farm of his
parents was just 60 miles east of
Edmonton, where the Alcan highway
has its southern beginning.
At the age of 8, Roth came to the
states with his parents, who decided
to establish their home in Wauseon'
He was graduated from Wauseon high
school and attended Kent State uni
yersity for a time while employed in
the recreational department of Haw-
thornden State hospital in Cleveland
Married just seven months ago to
a Cleveland girl, whom he met while
working there, Mr.. Roth is hoping to
be able to find home to rent in
Bluffton. They are members of the
Central Mennonite church of Archi-
bold.
Mr.. Marquart resigned his post
here with the Charles company to
take new position with the John
Earl Co. in Van Vert. The Marquarts
were to move to Van Vert Tuesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12

that the club had been given the
green light to proceed by Paul Diller,
chairman of the village recreation
commission.
The old stone wall on the north
bank of the quarry lake will become
part of the construction, and the
shelter will probably be Of a rustic
design. A concrete patio from the
shelter to the lakes edge will be con-
structed and guard rail installed.
Mr.. Miller said that the Sports
mems club will be advised at its next
meeting that work can be started at
once. The shelter may be completed
in time for picnic affairs and reunion
gatherings this summer.
First phase of the work win be
bulldozing the ground and prelimin-
airy concrete work.
The club has appropriated $500 for
preliminary work, and has 81 800 in
government bonds accumulated over
past years to finance the project.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Clifford Urich
Father OF Grocer,
Killed In Crash

Clifford Urich, Lafayette, father
of Joseph Urich, Bluffton grocer
died Wednesday morning at Bluffton
Community hospital half an hour
after he was injured in an auto
truck crash on Route 80 two miles
east of Beaverdam at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Urich, driving north, was cross
ing Route 80 when a large truck and
trailer loaded with spent add Struck
his car. The Urich auto and tractor
were demolished. Mr.. Urich and Ahe
truck driver, Lloyd Gott, "a, La
Grange, Ohio, were taken to Bluffton
hospital by the Paul Diller ambulance.
Funeral arrangements and other
details of the accident were not
available at Bluffton News press
time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Gas Company Asks
Franchise Renewal
By Town Council

Renkwal of its franchise for a per-
iod ofg25 years was asked of BlMfton
municipal council by spokesman the
West Ohio Gas Co., Tuesday nig be
meeting in the council chamber.
The original franchise granted to
the gas company in June, 1890, also
for a 25-year period, will expire this
summer, councilmen were told at the
session by Frank Pringle, spokesman
for a group of four officials repre-
senting the utility firm.
In virtually every respect the new
franchise requested is the same as
that granted in 1890, except for delet-
ing a clause inserted at that time to
insure that gas service would be pro-
vided in the town within a year. At
that time it was necessary to con-
struct feeder lines from Lima to
Bluffton to make the service avail
able here.
In discussion with councilmen, it
was pointed out by the gas company
officials that lines can be extended
to new areas of the town only when
ever there are sufficient customers to
make the extension a paying PROPOSE
ton for the installation of new mains.
Should new industries be interested
in locating here, the gas company will
do everything possible to help meet
their fuel requirements, Mr.. Pringle
assured Silas Diller, president of the
Bluffton Industrial Expansion As
sociation, who was present at the
meeting.
To provide better gas service local
ly, the West Ohio firm has done ex-
tensiM work on lines over the last
two years inside the corporation
liusits and also leading to the town,
Mr.. Fringls declared.
The requested franchise was re-
ferrea to City solicitor john Romey
for review, and is Tentatively sched-
uled for approval at the Text meeting
of council in two weekss
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
BlufftOn Man Earns
Trip To Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Klingler,
Poplar street, will leave Saturday for
a combined business-vacation trip to
Jacksonville, Florida, sponsored by
the Prudential Insurance Company of
America.
Mr.. Klingler, agent for the COM
pany in the Bluffton area, qualified
for the all-expense paid trip by writ
ing up a quarter of 4 million dollars
during the past year.
A new home office building for the
company has recently been completed
at Jacksonville and will be dedicated
by company officials and other cele-
brities in ceremonies this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klingler will take the
trip by auto and return home May %.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Births

The following births were record
ed at Bluffton Community hospital
during the past weak:
Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Willeke, Ada,
a boy, Kegin Lee, born hast ThuEs-
day,
W.. and Mrs. Charles Hanna, Jr.,
Benten Ridge, a girl, Bonnie Jean,
born hast Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smucker
barbara Triplett), Bluffton, boy,
Alan Ray, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Harruff, Lima,
boy, Kimberly Allan, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Burkholder,
Columbus Grove, a boy, Mark Luth-
er, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Cation, Nc
Comb, girl, Beverly Jean, born
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harden, Leip-
sic, girl, Lu Ann, born Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Geren, Nc
Comb, boy, Michael James, born
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sanderson,
a boy, Gregory Allen, born May
in Lima Memorial hospital. Mrs.
Sanderson is the former Lois Hau-
enstein, sister of Mrs. Garnette Foltz
of Cherry street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Stove Sparks Cause
S1,650 Roof Blaze

Sparks from a stove fire caused
damage estimated at S1,650 when
they ignited the shingled roof of the
Charles A. Long home on Lafayette
Route l last Thursday noon.
According to Mr.. Edgar L. And
erson, Route 5, Lima, owner of the
dwelling, the fire started when sparks
from a fire in the stove blew out of
the chimney and alighted on the roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long, tenants of the
residence, were unaware of the blaze
until they were notified by Mrs.
Chancey Spallinger, who lives across
the road.
The fire was extinguished by the
Beaverdam and Lafayette fire depart
ments which answered the call.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12

second and third places in the meet
to cut into the Beavers scoring and
force them to the limit to win the
meet.
With the large field of contestants
Coach Mast said that two qualifying
heats would be run in the 1OO-yard
dash event The first three tinishers
in each of the qualifying heats will
then participate in the finals of the
event.
In the 220-yard dash and hurdles
events the runners will run heats for
time. The contestants with the three
best times will compete in the finals
of these events.
Jim Voglesang, Lima, Bluffton col
lege graduate, will be the official
starter for the meet.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
DR.. Falkenberg To ShoW Forbidden" Film
OF Hindu Mela Kun1bIa Festival In India

DR.. Don r. Falkenberg, interna-
tional president of the Bible Medita-
ton league, will speak in the Bluff
ton high school auditorium Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, it was an
nounced this week by Noah Schu-
macher of Pandora.
DR.. Falkenberg, who is featured
every summer at the Winona Lake
Bible assembly, has conducted serv-
ices in many centers Of Japan, kor-
ca, Indochina, Thailand, Formosa,
Hong Kong, Germany, the Philip
pines, Greece, Cyprus and Palestine.
He has announced he will show the
famed forbidden" motion picture of
the Hindu Mela Kumbla Festival in
India. Leading newsreel companies
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Local Couple Enjoy Dream Come True
When Army Takes Them AWay TO HalUGl

A tour of duty with the armed
forces overseas has turned into a
vacation dream for one young area
couple who are living in Pacific
paradise. And the best part of it is
they are getting paid for the expert
ence.
Pfc. and Mrs. Bill Fridley, who
resided near Pandora until he was
called into military service, will tell
you that you can live as cheap on
the famed Pacific paradise as you
can in this area. And, along with
their furnished apartment, they have
access to a Buick automAbile dutang
their stay on the island
Fridley, son of Mr., and Mrs. Clar-
ence Fridley, Route b, PaAdorag b
serving with the Co. a. 89th TAnk
Bn, on Wahiawa. He was sen1-there
about four months ago after receiv-
ing basic training at Ft. Knox, KY.
He has been in the service since
August, 1854.
Mrs. Fridley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Diller, Bluffton Route 2,
and four-month-old daughter, Connie,
Joined Bill about month ago. They
departed from Lima at a. m. by
train for Chicago. There they board
ed a plane for California and, after
a brief layover, arrived in Hawaii at
10 p. MA hours after they left
Lima.
In a recent letter to relatives Mrs.
Fridley told of the beautiful scenery
to be viewed on the island. She add
ed that pineapples were to be seen
everywhere one looked and could
practically be had for the taking.
Before going into the service
young Fridley farmed with his faith
er and he and his family occupied a
trailer house on the farm located on
the Fryman road just north of where
it intersects with Route IL in Put
nam county.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
100 Loads OF Trash
Hauled In Cleanup

A hundred extra loads of trash
were hauled to the dump by the viii
lage crew during Buttons Paint
Up, Cleanup, Fix-Up Week which
ended Saturday, according to Don
Reams, chairman of the committee
for the annual event.
Reams also announced that $50
candy bars were handed out to ele-
mentary school children for turning
in their operation blanks of the i'm
provements made to their premises
by local residents during the cam
paign.
The second grade taught by Mrs.
John Klay received the American
flag for turning in the most report
sheets during the event aimed at i'm
proving the conditions throughout the
village
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Merchants Withhold
OK On Fund Drive

Permission to solicit funds in Bluff
ton retail stores for new health
cause, "to fight leukemia through the
City of Hope research center" was
held up this week by the Business
Mems association committee on solic-
itations pending investigation.
Joseph Urich, chairman of the COM
mittee, said that local merchants
would not display coin containers for
the drive in their stores, until the
plan was studied more fully.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12

sought visas to send their photogra-
pliers to India to film the event, but
the Indian government forbad the
taking of any motion pictures. A
missionary in India secretly took the
pictures, and then rushed them by
first class air mail to DR.. Falken-
berg.
1t was during the festival that
more than 1000 Hindus were tramp
led to death in the mad rush of the
more than four million people to
plunge into the Ganges river for
their ritualistic bath.
DR.. Falkenberg states that he will
make the first public announcement
of the appointment of a former
Bluffton area pastor to a high posi-
ton in his organization.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12

Coaches Joe Harris and Pete Schmidt
had agreed to undertake the summer
program suggested earlier by the
board. The schedule of activities at
Harmon Field will open on June 6 and
continue through August II just prior
to the opening of summer football
practice.
Arrangements have been made by
the board to compensate the coaches
for their summer work which will also
include park maintenance.
The daily program will open at 9:30
and include program of organized
games, and play for children of all
age groups until 11:45.
After return from lunch at 1870,
the recreation schedule will continue
through the afternoon until 4:50. The
tentative program will include, in adj
dition to ordinary playground activi-
ties, nature hikes, contests, and pos
sibly swimming excursions to nearby
pools.
Twice week twilight program of
softball, tennis, horseshoe pitching
and other activities will be offered
young people and adults.
Harvey Burkholder, board chairman
of the recreation program, said that
the coaches would probably assist
with the American Legion's organized
baseball program also this summer
Installation of two additional flood
lights on each battery of lights at the
Harmon Field football field has also
been authorized by the school board,
and consideration is being given to
blacktopping one of the tennis courts
later in the summer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Mt. Cory Woman
Seriously Hurt In
Dixie Auto Crash
Four Others Injured In
Three Area Auto Crashes
This Week

A Mt. Cory woman was seriously
injured and four others treated for
minor injuries in traffic accidents in
the Bluffton area this week.
Mrs. Russell E. Ludwig, II, re-
ceived bruises of the head, face and
knee and a possible concussion in a
two-car accident near the Allen
Hancock county line about 1890 p. m.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ludwig was a passenger in a
car driven by her husband, Russell,
10, which was travelling north on U. S.
Route 25 when it was involved in a
collision with car operated by Mr.,
Ellis l.. Blackwell, Knoxville, Tenn,
headed south.
According to patrolmen of the Lima
State Highway station, who in
vestigated the accident, Blackwell
crossed the center line Of two-lane
highway and struck the Ludwig car.
Both cars received considerable dam
age.
Mr.. Ludwig suffered several broken
ribs and Mr. Blackwell received abra-
sions of the left elbow. All three were
removed from the scene of the acci-
dent to the Bfuffton Community hos
pital in Diller Funeral Home ann
bulance.
Blackwell was fined SIS and costs
by Mayor w. A. Howe.
A four car accident on Route 25
two miles north of Beaverdam Sunday
night injured Mrs. Mildred Minch, 46,
Lima, who was taken to Lima st.
Rita's hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Minch was a passenger in the
car driven by her husband, Lowell,
Lima, headed southbound on Route %,
which was involved in head-on col
lision with northbound car driven
by Sylvester Davenport, Willow Run,
Mich.
The Davenport car bounced off a
truck driven by Orville A. Cook, Wa
pakoneta, then sideswiped a car
operated by Ebert Baird, %, New
Knoxville, before colliding with the
Minch car.
Rev. and Mrs. V. c. Oppermann,
among the first to arrive on the scene
of the accident, brought Baird and his
wife to their home for the night after
their car could not proceed.
Davenport was fined SIS and costs
by Mayor Frank Anderson, Beaver
dam, for unsafe driving.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12

fifth year in succession. Although
the squad is considerably weak in the
field events it has enough depth in the
dashes and relay events to rule the
favorite Saturday.
In triangular meets with Defiance
and Findlay and Defiance and Ash
land this spring the Beavers chalked
up easy wins and were never pressed
in the majority of the events.
Some 100 athletes from Defiance,
Findlay, Ohio Northern, Ashland,
Wilmington and Bluffton are expected
to vie for honors in the league meet.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-12
Four From BlufftOn
Rank High In Tests

Four Bluffton high school students
ranked we'll up in the upper fourth
of students taking the state scholar
ship tests last Saturday at Ohio
Northern university.
Tim Diller placed third in Algebra;
Gloria Moser, 18th in Latin; Martha
Badertscher, 18th in 9th Year Eng
lish; and Lynn Schiffke, honorable
mention in General Science.