The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-02-24
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

There was a family get-to-gether
at the home of /Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Thomas from Friday to Wednesday.
Coming home to visit with Dad and
Mother for the second time in twenty
one years. were Lowell Thomas,
Yuma, ARR, Ransom Thomas, San
Bernardin9, Calf, Robert and George
Thomas, lpng Beach, Calf. and Mrs.
Jane Jonsop and daughter Lorraine,
Denton, Texas.
Relatives and\friends who called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Thomas over the week end were Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Thomas, Joan Thomas, Mrs.
Anna Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lob
berger, Miss Connie Lohberger, To-
ledo, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fillwock
and family Cortland, Ohio, Mrs.
Keith Ebersp pl and son Roger, Fos-
toria, Mrs. Wava Ludwig and child
rem of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Payne, Mr.. ami Mrs. Joe Thomas and
Linda, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Crugh
and Stephen, FAdlayy Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Frech, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cramer, and C. ". Hover
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Long will be
celebrating their 55th wedding an
niversary this Friday, February 25.
Their granddaughter, Nancy Tracy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferral Wolfrom,
Delaware came home over the week
end to help them celebrate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Long have two daughters, Mrs.
Ferrell (Helen) Wolfrom and Mrs.
John (FranceO Tracy, three grand
children, Jerry \and Norman Wolfrom
and Nancy Tracy, one great grand
son, Stephen Wolfrom.
Mrs. James IHugus, Jr. and baby
are at their home in Rawson. Lisa
Ann is the name given to the little
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Pearsons of
Excelsior, MINI. are the parents of a
baby girl borr\o \on Valentines Day.
Mr.. and Mrs\ Harley Smith, Pat
and Cindy, visited\at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Market in Wapak-
oneta, Sunday.
Robert Bibler, sob of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Bibler, left Sunday via
southern route for Inglewood, Calf
He will be gone for a years school
ing and will attend Northrop Aero
nauticle Institute. He expects to be
there by the 25th of February.
Did you know that Chocolate
Fudge Sandwiches are delicious ?
Just try one sometime when you are
tired and stop at your favorite ice
cream bar.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Raw.
son EUB church met at the church
last Thursday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. Leah Woods Miller
presiding. New, dining tables will bt
ordered for the gchurch basement with
the following purchasing COMMITTEES
appointed by Mrs. Miller: Mrs. w. E
Diller, Mrs. Reg Ketzenbarger, ant
Mrs. Adrain Hopdeshell. Devotion
were given by Mfs. Margaret Bower
sox with the program in charge o
Mrs. Marie Powell. The meeting
opened with the singing of the hymn
"Love Lifted Me-; Mrs. Merit
Reichly reviewed "Lincoln's Lady"
Mrs. A. w. Lannert read an "Inciden
In Lincoln's Life; Mrs. Clair With
row sang "a Closer Walk Wit
Thee; Mrs. T. ". Clymer read al
article on Valentines Day. Mrs
Raymond Hamilton was in charge o
refreshments with beautifully dec
grated tables. Those on the commit
tee were Mrs. George Cogley, Mrs
Max Stillberger, Mrs. Raymond Ham
ilton, Mrs. C. M. Hause and Mrs
Sam Culp.
Mrs. Alice Mcdowell died at tn
home of her daughter and son-in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Otto north
west of Rawson, Friday, at 1913
a.. m. She had been i'll one week. Tn
only survivors are the daughter an
five grandchildren. Mrs. McDowe
belonged to the Methodist Churc
and the WSCS. Services were hel
at 2:3O p. m. in the Otto Funers
Home with the Rev. Henry Angere
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