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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
Segregation Ruling Void

WASHINGTON-(NC - Racial
segregation in public parks, play
grounds, golf courses and other
recreational areas was voided By
a decision of the US. Supreme
Court. The nations highest tri-
bunsl upheld a lower court deci-
sion which held that the doctrine
of separate but equal" facili-
ties for white and Negroes was
dead.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11

The absence of young people
from church services was a recur-
rent theme in a statement issued
here by Sen. J. Allen Frear. Jr,
of Delaware. The legislator report
ed on personal visits he made to
Moscow churches of four denomi-
nations when services were in
progress.
Sunday in the Soviet Union
is primarily shopping day
when sll stores are open," he
said. "If is also the day when
some Russians 60 TO Church."
He stated that it is clear a
statement made by Lenin over SO
years ago still guides the official
Russian attitude toward religion.
The communist leader had declar-
ed, Religion is the opium of the
people"
"The State teaches there is no
God and since the State controls
the children, it is not difficult to
imagine what is happening to the
generations of young Russians
now growing up behind the Iron
Curtain" he said.
Sen. Frear's observations back
up earlier reports of several 9th
er visitors to Russia. They noted
the communist policy seems to be
that old people are permitted to
worship, while the youngsters are
subjected to barrages of anti
religious propaganda aimed at
keeping them out of the church
es.
The hoped for result Of this,
il has been said, Is that reIig.
ion will gradually "die out"
OF his visit to the Catholic
Church of st. Louis, he said:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11

A call to rally around Christ
the King was issued this week
to the young people of the Dio-
cese of Columbus by Father
James P. Conroy, youth editor of
"Our Sunday Visitor" at the an
nual youth rally climaxing the To-
cal observance of Catholic Youth
Week.
Addressing the more than 1900
youngsters who attended the ex-
ercises 'eld in st. Charles Semin-
ary gymnasium Sunday afternoon,
Father Conroy urged them not
to fall into the trap being laid
by the enemy who seeks to un-
dermine the youth of America.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11

In his address, Father Conroy
contended that juvenile crime we
hear so much about "is at most
the work of the few. The over
whelning majority of our youth
are fine and decent people" he
declared.
aYet, screaming headlines, the
detailed description of every sex
crime and torrid presentations of
crime in movies and television,
the priest continued, "give every
one, including youth, the impress
sion that the majority, not the
minority, of our nations young
people are involved" "
The play given the minority
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
OFFICIAL

BY virtue Of . special indylt
granted by the Holy See TO the
Bishops of the United States,
the faithful of the Diocese of
Columbus are hereby dispensed
from the law of abstinence on
The civil holiday, Veterans
Day, November IL, 1855.
Those who avail themselves
OF shis disrenssfion are sx-
horfed In charity 10 make an
offering 70 works that aid fhe
poor and needy.
Monsisnor Roland r. Winei
Chancellor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11

Victims of war, expellees and
native poor benefit from this
collection of clothing, blankets,
bedding and shoes. Recipients of
the usable clothing last year in
cluded war refugees in Korea,
Hong Kong, West Germany,
Egypt, Lebanon and Vietnam.
An example of the use put to
American Catholic aid abroad is
furnished by the Sisters of
Charity of St. Vincent de Paul in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
Bishop Ready presided al the

Bishop Ready presided al the
rally which drew young men
and women from the five dean
cries OF The diocese. The Bishop
gave brief talk expressing his
welcome and thanking the
young people and she clergy OF
The diocese for showing an act
i've interest In diocesan youth
activities. Reminding fhe young
people that he has been meet.
ing with them al various times
for the past fen years, he urg-
ed them TO grow in their par
tieipation in the lay apostolafe.
The Bishop was celebrant al
Benediction to close the impress
i've rally.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
Youth Seen Primary Target
OF Communist Propaganda

pointed this
US and German Catholic writer One noted that the
the teaching the Communist philosophy dominates the subjects offered
Russia sfnremn nniv
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11

WORCESTER, Mass - NC) = Armed with a long
withheld Russian VISA Father Louis F Dion, AAis max
ing preparations to leave for Moscow around the end OF this
month.
Meanwhile, in Washington the State Department has
announced that has given vsas to Russian Orthodox
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
annual Clothing Driue
Set in Diocese NOu. 20 : 27

Plans being completed this week for the annual
Bishops Thanksgiving Clothing Collection to take place
in the Columbus Diocese well all doceses throughout
the country the week of Nov 2O-27
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
3 Catholic Delegates
From Here to Attend
White House Meeting

Sxtyeight Ohio delegates including the superntend-
en of diocesan schools and two Catholic lay leaders from
Columbus will attend the White House Conference on Edu
cation scheduled in Washington Nov 28-Dec /.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
Strong Legislation
Is Sought to Curb
LeWd Literature

DAYTON, O. = NC) - Magazine racks throughout the
us are flooded" with sensational" comic books, maga
zines and pocketze books and most states lack adequate
laws to protect young people from the deluge
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-11
Pope Innocent XI's
Beatification Sought

The author of the ouoong article American Jesuit 1ho
has been Rome 1850 He member of the Jesuit His
oricat Institute research scholar American Church history
BY Father Ernest j. Burrus 81.
written for NC.W.C NEWS SERVICE)
Communism still unborn menace when Pope In
nocent X regned from 1876 to 1889 But the Church hen
as now had powerful and determined enemies One was
samsm which sought to wipe out Christianity wherever it
Evening star., 1955-07-31

$500 Drexel three-piece bedroom. Triple
dresser with mirror, chest of drawers
and duo size bookcase heodboord.
August sole priced d--------------
1895 Stordust or pink mahogany five
drower chest. August sole priced -
1850 Cothoy mahogany five-drower chest.
August sole priced --------------
$4,000 MenoeI grey wonut four-pieee bed
room suite. Loree drower with mir
ror, chest of drowers and two twin
BEDS August sole priced --------
5000 Silver grey or pink mahogany with
white micorto tops three-pece bed
room suites. Triple dresser and mirror,
large chest with double or dual size
heodboord Special Purchase Au-
gust sole priced observation-disclosures
1880 Extro firm, extra deep, 6-ineh foam
rubber mottress and box spring out
fits, double size August sole priced
$500 Drexel three-piece decorators bed
room suite. Loree dresser bose, chest
of drawers and double size bookcase
heodboord August sole priced
4loOO Koshnere or Stordust mahogany five
piece decorators bedroom ensemble.
Double size bookcase bed, chest OF
drowers and three-pieee 88" dresser
dressing toble combination. August
sale priced
Evening star., 1955-07-31

25o.o5 Foam rubber ond wrought iron two
piece sectional SOTO. August sale
priced ----------C-------
lOo.o5 Reversible foam rubber sofos with two
holsters and back support. Converts
to bed August sole priced --------
1880 Korpen foam rubber scot and bock,
3-pc. corner sectional SOTO. August
sole priced
o75.oo Shorewood foam rubber cushions and
back, large 3-pc. corner sectional sofo
August sale priced --------------
1900 Foam rubber and extra heavy wrought
iron arm and back sofos. Converts to
bed. August sale priced ---------
34o5 BIeoched mahogany 2O"x44" oblono
cocktol tobIes. August priced sole
1890 Reversible foam rubber cushion, two
piece sectional sofos. August sale
prtCe0
1900 Foam rubber lounge chairs. Choice
Of cofol or green. August sole priced
24oOO Foam rubber two-piece sectional sofa.
Upholstered in nubby textured char
cool grey fobrie. August sole priced
5000 Foam rubber round bumper end two
piece sectional sofo Upholstered in
pink nubby textured fabrics. August
sole priced =
1895 Bumper end decorators SOTO. Uphol-
stored in persimmon hubby textur@l
fabric. From Model Home Disploy.
August sale priced Observation-Disclosures
l27.o5 DrexeI bIeoched extension dropleof
dining room tobIe. Including three
l2-inch Ieoves August sale priced
1895 Cherry cordovon mahogany pedestol
base five piece extension junior dining
room suite August sale priced -----
1850 seomist mahogany drop Ieof cabinet
server on casters. August sale priced
Evening star., 1955-07-31

1900 Firm foam rubber double-size mot
and box spring outfits. August
1895 sole epriced--------------------- 1879
1900 FIeecy Cloud stitched quilted top
innersprinq mottess and
$500 box spring double esze outfits Au- :.
gust sole priced Ss5o
1900 Silver mahogany three piece
oSoOO bedroom suite Doubesize bookcase
bed double with mirror
and chest of drawers August sole
$3.50 Kent Coffey chorcoo mohogony and
tobes with drow-
1885 August sale priced---------- 1919
- $4,000 Cameo oak three piece bedroom Dou-
i9'Vo BILE dresser with mirror chest Of drow
and double-sze bookcase bed.
August sole preed--------------- Zsooo
: '~ 1895 Foam rubber living
<eos suite Soto upholstered in persimnon,
S>'>' matching lounge choir in green From
Model Home Dspoy August sole -
priced d------------------------l l75Uu
o45O BIeoched mahogany decorators cock
toll tobles with drowes August
Z3ooO $500 Foam rubber three sectional
SOTO. Curved corner Upholstered in.
pink grey nubby textured fobic,
August sole priced $500
~ 75O Stewortsown beoched mahogany
cocktail tobIe August sale priced $3.50
1895 62o5 Multipex cherry cordovon mahogany
step tables with drawer August sale
1850 $1,000 Foam rubber sectional sofa.
Upholstered in bronze gold nubby tex
$500 tred fabric. August sale priced 1925
Evening star., 1955-07-31

4o.o5 Twin-sze innersprine nnottress Holly
wood beds on six legs. August sale
priced
400 Noturo and off-whte plastic oblong
cocktoil table. August sale priced -
$1,000 Simmons hide bed with deep sleep
innersprine noottress. Decorators up
holstery fobric. August sole priced
$500 Simmons hide O. bed with deep sleep
innerspring mottress. Upholstered ia
beige nyIon fobrc. August sale priced
46.OO Lined oak step end toble. August
sale priced
34o5 Natural maple and black lacquer
oblonq cocktail tobIe. August sole
1895 Lined oak obIone cocktail tobles.
August sole priced d~--------------
27.5O Lined oak end tobIe. August sole
priced d------------------
1895 Lined oak lamp table with lower
Shelf August sole priced ---------
24.75 Natural revolving top TV table. Au-
gust sale priced d------ -
1895 Natural fornico and black lacquer
decorators cocktail table. August
sale priced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
27.e5 Formico and wrought iron obIone
cocktail toble. August sole priced -
42.OO Fown oak lamp tobIe with lower shelf.
August sole priced d---------------
5000 Fox bleoched mahogany and black
lacquer corner toble. From Model
Home DispIoy. August sole priced -
1900 Foam rubber and wrought iron sofos
with arms. Upholstered in corol or
chortreuse loop fobrie. August sole
pIlCeu
1900 Foam rubber ond wrought iron o.
inch decorators sofos. Upholstered in
charcoal grey or coral loop fobric.
August sole priced ----..------
1900 Foam rubber and wrought iron SOTO
with arms. Upholstered in pink nubby
textured fobric. August sole priced
$500 Loooocfe foom rubber chorcoo up
hoIstey 3-pc decorators corner sec
!! '''''' '''': August 81 sale priced priced
Evening star., 1955-07-31

$1,000 Sondolwood nyIon and royon heow
chenille cut pile broodloom l2x2l rug
August sole priced -------------- 1890
1900 Sondolwood nyIon and royon heoy
chenille cut pile broodIoom l2xl2 ruo
August sale priced ------------- 1890
1895 Lonoocre foam rubber button-tufted
seat and back slipper choirs August
sole priced ---------------- 1880
$1,000 Frost grey three-pIy oII-woo twist
deep textured l2xl8l0 broodIoom
rug. August sale priced -------- $4,000
63.40 All wool oroy modern testured Amin
ster rug, 9>l2. August sale priced 69e5
$500 loneocre foam rubber decorators
three-Piece corner sectional SOTO. Up
hoIstered in pink and charcoal deco
rotor's fobre. August sole priced $500
$500 Foam rubber turn-o-bed Sit on
sleep on, foam rubber. Opens to dou-
Bile or two twin BEDS Upholstered in
coro nylon fbroc August sole priced 1890
1850 Antique gold tufted nylon-royon oxl2
broodoom rug August sole priced $3.50
lbs 90 SondoIwood tufted nyIon-royon ox12
broodoom rug August sale priced $3.50
$500 Heavy oI-woo twist broodoom 9xl2
rugs Choice Of beige, grey, green,
gold and sondolwood. August sole
priced SS.SU
1880 AIl-wooI heavy Administer oxl2 rugs.
Choice of coors and textures. August
sale priced -----------------.- 1900
l47OO AlI-wool heavy Administer exl2 rugs.
Choice of coors and textures. August
sole priced ------------------- IIIUU
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
Order Labor EarIy
For College Work
Day, On/Aprl 28

BlufftOn residents looking for
ward to student help on their
spring cleanup chores are ad-
vised this week to get their labor
orders in early for College Work
Day Thursday, April 28.
The work day is scheduled in
connection with the towns clean
up, paint-up, fx-up and wire-up
campaign which opens April 21
and continues through April 80.
On College Work Day students
are released from classes to be
employed by tow5sfolk as paint
ers, planters, poYshers or per-
formers of any, job available.
Wages of the fstudents will be
used for sOme special campus
project, undecided as yet.
Persons interested in employ
ing a college student on that day
or for part of the day should
contact GeOtge Bailey, work day
chairman, at Ropp Hall before
April II. If unable to contact
George, message should be left
at the dorm stating what is to
be done, where, and how many
students will be needed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14

improved TO take care Of all the new
appliances being added each year
Practically all Bluffton homes u,ir-
ed prlor to 1880, were wired primarily
Tor lighting. No one realized AT that
'inle that the use of household ap-
pilances would grow SO quickly Ran
man points out.
The average older house bae ,,,;~
ing that VIII take only 1,750 watts
ioF each circuit Of convenience. This
means tnat II a housewife uses more
'iiah an electric r9aster and one 100
""'' Ouio at the spme time, the fuse
blows.
Most new homes now have ono y,
TWO zO amp appliance circuits. Most
lighting circuits are Is amp and
should be fused accordingly. Tho
fuse is your safety. If Is amp fuse
blows, don't increase the size of vou,
fuse. Better increase the number of
circuits.
Niiiii oiSo polHIs out That In
sufficient voltage is hard on motors
1t causes unwarranted repairs and re-
placements, and consumes extra
power.
Our appliances have increased. but
there are few cases where the wiring
has kept pace. This results in fire
hazards in our homes and on the
farm. We owe It to our family, our
neighbors and our town to be certain
that our wiring il safe and adequate, =
Mr.. Bauman reminded.
If in doubt, homeowners are urged
to consult with an electrical contract
or. The Ohio Power company will
also give advice.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
Hold Services For
William Basler
PAGE SEVEN

Last rites were held Wednesday
in the Basinger Funeral Home for
William F. Basler. 81, Sylvania, who
died Monday in Toledo Hospital fol-
lowing a three-nlonth illness.
A retired machine operator, Mr..
Basier was married to Catherine
Steiner, Pandora, who survives. Also
surviving are three sons, Leo, Eureka,
Calf; Richard and Francis, Sylvania;
daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Smith,
Sylvania; IL grandchildren and
great-grandchild.
The Rev. Elmer Nusbaum officiated
and burial was in the Mennonite Re-
formed Cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14

ish who teaches In Lima, Miss Geneva
Hankish a teacher in New Reigle,
Miss Ruth Hankish a teacher in
Lorain, Eugene Hankish who attends
college at Bowling Green University,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhodes of Bowling
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hankish,
Jr., and little daughter and Mrs. Taft
Etoll and son Lawrence of North
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. B. Longsdorf
were guests of Mrs. w. D. Keel and
daughter Mildred for Easter dinner.
Mrs. Lloyd Thomas of Marietta
spent several days the past week with
her daughter Ann and visited friends
here.
Mrs. Vernon Springer who has
been convalescing at a Mission Home
in Chicago following surgery, is
spending the week with her family
on Kibler st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hilty and
Arthur Hilty and children of near
Rockport were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Melvena Whistler. In the
afternoon they called on Mrs. Arthur
Hilty and baby at the Bluffton Com
munity Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Short had as
their Easter guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph P. Mowery and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph H. Short and daughtsr Susan
and Diane of Lima.
Basinger ambulance removal: Glen
Moser from his home on Washington
street to Bluffton Community hospital
and then to Lima Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wiebe, former
ly of this community, observed their
25th wedding anniversary recently at
their home in Willard, Ohio. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ilo
Troyer of Albion, ILL.,, who were best
man and maid of honor at the we'd |
ding rs years ago. Mrs. Milton Bad |
ertscher, who sang for the wedding
and Mrs. William Cox now of Mau-
NEE, who played for the wedding,
were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Steiner of Poplar
street spent the Easter holidays with
their daughter apd son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Muller and sons in
Cleveland.
Mrs. E. c. Ludwig accompanied
Mrs. William Wood of Bowling Green
to Fremont last Thursday where they
visited sick relatives,
Mrs. Cal Steiner has been visiting
her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Goss, and new granddaughter in Co.
lumbus.
Mrs. Rachel Shatto of Phoenix,
Ariz. came home by plane to be by
the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Mae
who has been seriously ill
at st. Rita's hospital in Lima. Mrs.
Shatto will return to Phoenix April
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gratz attended
a meeting of the American States In
surance Co. held at the Argonne
Hotel in Lima on Monday afternoon
and evening. Mr.. Gratz was given
special recognition for being an agent
for the company since 1888.
Diller ambula1ce removals-Mrs.
Rosella Biederman Boehm from her
home in Orange Twp. to Blanchard
Valley hospital; Miss Alice Balmer
rom Sam Luginbuhl home in Rich
and Twp. to Bluffton hospital; Mrs.
Nae Schifferly from st. Ritas hos
,ital, Lima to her home in Orange
Twp.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
BLUFFTON MARKETS
"wednesday Morning)

Grain (bushel prices) = Wheat
Sl.96; corn, $1.30; oats, Tic; soy
beans, $241.
Eggs-Large white, 35c; large
brown, &c; medium white or brown
30c.
Poultry-Heavy hens, zoe; leghorn
hens, lac; fryers, 31c; heavy or leg
horn stays, &c.
Butterfat-No. /, SEC; No. 2, Sic.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
l2 o'CLACK. NOON.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.

TUESDAY, MAY 5. 1865
ard at that time adj place will be publicly
opened and read alSnd.
struction of appro5 matey 1900 lineal feet
of trunk sanitary Sewers varying in diam
eter from 6" TO lkp with manholes and APP
purtenances; and sewage pumping station.
plans. specifcatiMs and estimates are on
file at the office f the Village Clerk Bluii-
ton, Ohio. and the office Of the CONSULT
ing Engineers, hnkbeiner' Pettis Stro9t'
Ohio, and copiesf of these may be obtained
by deposting s1k.00 with said Consulting
Engineers for eadh set so obtained. The
amount of the deposit for each set of docu-
ments will be refunded to each actual bid
der or vendor who returns the plans and
documents in good condition within s days
after the opening of bids.
d. All bids shall beR signed and submitted
on the blanks which aIe in the specifications
and shall be secured from the Consulting
Engineers Bid blanks shall not be removed
from the specification Bids shall state the
price for materials skd labor separately on
the blanks provided Hherefor shall be en-
closed in sealed eny aopes marked bid for
Trunk Sanitary Sew4trs" and Sewage Pump
ing Station, and addressed TO the Village
Clerk. Bluffton. Ono
every person, frrH or corporation interested
in the same, and be accompanied by a pro-
posal bond to the satisfaction of said Board
or certified cleck on a solvent bank, in
the sum of $50 of the amount of the bid.
made payable to the Village of Buffton.
Ohio. as a guaranty that If the bid is ac-
cepted, a CONTRACT will be entered into and
its performance properly secured.
6. The VILLAGE of Bluffton reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and to waive
any irregularities in bidding.
2. No bidder may withdraw his bid for
a period of 40 days after the scheduled clos
ing time for the receipt of bids.
BY order of the Gpuncil of the Village of
Blufton Ohio
A. ]. p. lLoNGSDORF. Clerk
April IA, 2i
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
Open House Saturday

Ropp Hall, Blufton college mems
dorm and the other campus residenc-
es for men, will bold their annual
open House" this Saturday, April
l6, from 1880 to 900 p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
earn OF THANKc

OAhU UF IHANhS
We wish to thank our many
friends and rRlatives for the kind
ness and sympathy shown US during
our recent Bereavement, the loss of
our loved one, Samuel j. Lamar. We
are especially grateful to Rev. War
rem Braden fa' his kindness, to the
pallbearers FIR their services, to
floral donors, to the singer and or
ganist and Basinger's Funeral
Home, who " kre so kind and helpful.
ncerely, The Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
THE STATE d OHIO ,

Estate of fred Constance cribIez. De-
ceased
Theodore A FCriblez of I25 Baldwin Ave.
tindlay Ohio has been appointed and quail
fled Executor of the estate of Alfred
Constance C1bez. late of Allen County,
Ohio, deceased
Dated this 25th day of March, 1885
PAUL J. ROCKEY, Probate Judge
March 81 April Y ID
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14

BUILDING LOT, excellent location
for residence or business. Route 103
at County Line. $500. Dana Mathew
son, Phone 199-W If
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
BluftOn Housewives Blowing Their Fuses;
Rewriting Work Needed In Older Homes

Bgton housewives are blowing their fuses all be-
cause OF inadequate wiring according Harvey Bauan chair
man Of the wrep phase of the communys annual cleanup and
Hx-un campaign due to open April 81
Mr. Bauman hastens to explain that thing is happen
ing all over America because oldfashioned
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14
LEGAL NOTICE

Edna Eleanor smith, whose last known
place of address was tit West Eureka
Street. Lima. Ohio. is hereby notified that
Wilbur H. Smkh has filed his petition
against her for kivorce and for any and all
other equitable %elief to which he may be
entitled in the premises. on the ground of
wiiful absence 4or more than one year in
Case Number R76l of the Common Pleas
Court of Allen# County, Ohio and that said
cause viii be 8or hearing on or after six
weeks from Il first publication of this no.
tiee.
DURBIH. NAVARRO AND RIzoR
Attorneys for Plaintiff
3oi Dominion Building. Lima, Ohio
April Z. ID, 2i, %, May 5. II
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-04-14

FILL & BLACK DIRT-$4 & $6.
Dana MatthewsDn. Phone 199-W.
Hours 8 to 5. IF