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Mrs. G. B. Bury, 92,
District Native

Mrs. George Berkeley Bury,
90. whose late husband operated
a pharmacy and ice cream busi-
ness for So years at 1900 Nichols
avenue Sc, died yesterday in
Pacific Palisades, Calf. She
had been living there since 1945
with a son, George, and a
daughter. Miss Gertrude Bury.
The former Annie E. Johnston,
Mrs. Bury was born in South
east Washington February 2,
1868. Her husband died about
five years ago.
Besides her son and daughter
she Is survived by another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Helen Graham, Santa
Monica. Calf, another son,
Irwin F. Bury, 1888 Twenty
third street Sc; eight grand
children and IL great grand
children.
A requiem mass will be said
Friday in Pacific Palisades.
Burial will be in Holy Cross
Cemetery near there.
Evening star., 1955-06-01
IS Quizzed in Hunt
For Bank Bundit

Police have arrested and re-
leased is persons in the search
for the bandit who took Sligo
yesterday at the Security Bank.
Ninth and g streets NV.
Special teams of police and
FBI agents so far have failed to
get a substantial lead of the rob-
ber, described as a colored man
about SO years old with a thin
moustache.
He entered the bank about 10
am. yesterday and with nearly a
score of customers unaware Of
his purpose. ordered Wyatt B.
Sutherland, a teller, to put
money in a brown paper bag.
Mr.. Sutherland. unable to at
tract attention of other en-
ployes, chased the man half a
block before he disappeared on
G street.
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|S88 Million Set
For Information
By the Associated Pres.

The Senate yesterday voted
to give the Voice Of America and
related United States globel in.
formation programs $88, $50 ,00o
for the year starting July /. This
was almost SO million more than
allowed by the House.
The item was included in an
appropriation measure carrying
$48l ,985, ,418 for the State and
Justice Departments, the United
States Information Agency and
the judiciary.
The bill passed the Senate
after only few moments debate.
It now goes to conference.
The overall total Of the bill
was SIS million less than asked
by the Eisenhower administra.
ton.
Included were $147,549, sos for
the State Department, 5000, ,445,.
600 for the Justice Department:
$50, ,640.810 for the judiciary; SIS
million for the Presidents use
in refugee relief, and the $685..
$4,000 for the information
programs.
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are Edgar's children, Edgar F.
Luckenbach, jr., SO. of New York;
Andrea Luckenbach Hammer, 35.
now living in Lexington, KY, and
the heirs of their brother Lewis
who died last year.
The court fight over the fund
began in 1888 when Lewis and
Andrea sought an accounting of
the money from their father.
The courts found no irregulari-
ties in his handling of the
money.
Before the case was closed.
however, it had gone before five
surrogates and went three times
to the State Court of Appeals.
Edgar Luckenhach's resfduary
estate was divided so that two
thirds would go to Edgar, jr., and
one-third to Andrea. Lewis was
cut of with a $1,000 bequest.
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Shark Menace Ignored
By AuckIund Experts

Seventy eight sharks were
counted of New Zealand's coast
between Whangarei and Leigh
one recent day by the captain of
a National Airways Corp. plane.
Average length was about IL feet
and they were close to shore. But
museum experts in Auckland
said the sharks would not harm
batherS.
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Funeral Set Tomorrow
For Robert 6. Thuch

/ Funeral services for Robert G.
Thach. former vice president and
general counsel of Pan American
World Airways, will be held at
pm tomorrow at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Mr.. Thach died Saturday night
at his home in Charleston. S. c.
He practiced law in Washington
after he retired from the airline.
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brook. III: Miss Constance H.
Malcomson of the home address
and a son George, jr.. Philadel-
,phia.
The family requests that any
tokens of sympathy be con-
tributed to the Heart Fund.
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lin Mrtttnriaf,f

EpMUNDS. MARGARET HOLLAND. II
loving remembrance OF our dear wife
and mother MARGARET HOLLAND
EDMUNDS, who departed this life sud.
deniy 9e9S fye years ago today. June /
:, 1t Is q law of mortal pain, that or
TINS date old wounds long accounted
TelL VII wake g life and bleed again
my heart and fetser from remin.
isceneeS gaze my mind. or let my sou
60 blind, But would do 1t II / could
fary fNay' .sSss ease a such = 2 price was spurned
that I suffer seemeth good. So, dari.
Of resret, know that within my heart
Io5SS Syo0SV1kksos y0S IA HUSBAND AND cHn.
HAAG, EMMA e In loving memory OF
our dear mother, EMMA e. HAAG. who
departed this life thirty-two years age
today. June /, 1923
To have. to hold and then to part.
Is the greatest sorrow Of ones heart;
But remembrance Is golden chain,
Death tries to break. but ali in vain
Memories are treasures no one can
Death .I, leaves heartaches nothing can
Some have forgotten. now that you
But We shan remember. no matter
HER LOVING CHILDREN. :.
HAMILTON, PRISCILLA. IN memory oi
mother, PRISCILLA HAMILTON. who
departed this life June /, 1882
There was lust one, and only one,
whose love, failed me never.
one who lived from sun u sun
With constant fond endeavor.
6here was lust one. and only one.
On earth can be found none other:
IN heaven noble work was done,
When God gave me my lAother
STILL GoSEsoMSE&. &'s sARAa lRlsR''tn !. HAMIL.
RlDDICK. WILLIAM FRANKLIN. In
WILLIAM MFR FRANkLiN IN RfDpicR. dfSb a9s0snH MSt
with a gasp on that early June firsl
morning so suddenly crossed the bal
into the promised land
His life is a beautiful memory.
His absence Q silent grief;
Hes asleep in Gods beautiful garden
1nto the sunshine Of perfect peace
ABBIE =. RIDDICK.
THAYER. CARRIE 3. tribute Of Low,
and devotion to the sacred memory 81
our dear mother, CARRIE Il, THAYER
who passed away nifty years ago to.
day, June 1. 1905.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one gone to rest
And those who think OF her today
Are those who loved her best.
Just when life was sweetest
And she could have lived her best
The gates Of heaven opened
AND God took her home TO rest.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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fn Mrn1nriaiit

BRoADUs. WILLIAM w. In loving re-
msms5rapSs,, m1ssh ,,,,o q opE Ssyotsa husband and and
departed this life ave years ago to-
day. June /, 1850.
Somewhere back OF the sunset
Away from this world of strife.
Our loved one is sweetly resting
In that land where there II no night.
DEVOTED WIFE. ISABEL, AND SONS. .
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CEMETERY LOTS

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED LOT. in
Washington National cemetery. will
sacrifice due to MOVING away Red
wood 5-6Sl4 II
. ADJOINING LOTS. choice section Fort
Lincoln Cemetery: owner leavinR city.
Box. 27e-k. Star. %
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Brafhs

FLoRI0. THOMAS. OF 41ss silver Hi
beloved husband o. Mary Fiorio.' fstSel
a Pau Roiaro nraof 81 0rH s.: snd .s S50ss. ss..s
Aartellato; Services at Chambers
Tnufsday June z. at lQ am. Entcmb'
FLoRIo. THOMAS. "A special communi.
n cation Of Myron N Parker
| ~ Lodge, /. bs..h No. sn ? A. A. N;
| WN THURSDAY. June 2. less. fol it
NN the purpose Of conductinl
NJ Ma Masonic burial services fol
HAIRY c. RoHRllAN. Master.
WILLIAM O. Classy. secy. i
GENNETT, FREDERICKA GAMBRELL
On Monday. May 80, 1855. at George
asRaE Sssahlaasan dENgs4 dHESsgs1 SfREEsRERiSK EssI s,s
g. NV. beloved wife Of ,oeorse j
9;Ia.s G9s;nInstt: sister q Mrs, u whitman
inston. b. G.: Miss Tsn Miriam Z. ana TiEd. Ed.
ward C.: Gambrell Of Anderson, 8. c.:
David Gambrell Of Greenville. 6. c.,
sIss and Wlliiam pI,a osmbreli Of New York
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne. where services will be held on
nsss mssssuso Rock 'qns cse.2 csmst.Py e Pm Inter-
GRAHAM, ELIZABETH FARRoW. on
ssRo@s ssssRRsosSss aaA Suns lSSfS Sf 5AsFTs y 4. n.
~ Dr- Ne Msil sanea1 Punea9 Graham and mother
Eill be held At st: Johns Episcopal
June 3, at $3.50 pm. 1ntsrment Snow
HARRIS. ROMEO DELMONT. On Mon
aospss koMho MlsS' DsLaoN & rs fisaa aaRR1s Ra1s
ellis; O. 1877 5th ST NV, son Of the late
are two sisters, Mrs Evangeline NAL
brothers. Earl and Theophiias Harris: fE:
oheF isSsn sn fsnss ssss ana After
sa!l as the Henry s, Washington 4
Sons Funeral Home. 1925 Deane ave
3; at the First seysnth-Day Adventist
Eidsr w. M fordSsmA eiiiiicistinI. IN. In:
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
HEINRICH. GAEL. On Tuesday, May
a. 1855. CARL HEINRICH Of 1920
Snds se se n aag w fsGsss Esnseh h;Ssna sas4 Ct
brother Of Mrs Frank Lang of Pasa.
Hine. 5iepSs In.p. may Sam. call at .as shs
June 2. Services at the above funeral
home on Friday, June 8, at IL am.
Interment private. 2
HILL, KATHRYN v. On Tuesday. May
81, 1855. at Walter Reed Army Hos
pital. KATHRYN v. HILL, beloved wife
OF Col. John L.. Hill, y. S. A., and
father OF Cadet John L. Hill. jr, U. s.
NJ. A. Friends may call ct the Rinaldi
Funeral Home. S16 H st. ne. Services
at Fort Myer Chapel on Friday, June
3, at l pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. tOklahoms papers
please copy.) 2
HOLBROOK. JAMES w. On Sunday.
May 20. 1855. at his residence. 300
BROOK beloved husband, Of Mildred
Hattie t Holbrook; he also leaves
GstTs. Sarson. Georgia watkins and Neadie
2 nephew; Jackson Wheeler. and 4
After After. 4 pm; wednesday. June |.
Funeral services on THURSDAY; June
lS seth ,aso aye ne; Fairmont Heights,
Williams oficiatins. IntermeLe Lincoln
Henry s. washington T. sons.
HOLBRooK, JAMES W. All members Of
n Ionic Lodge, No. II. r. q
N A. M, are requested to at
IN tend the funeral of our late
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JhmES W.. All members OF
Ionic Lodge, No. II. p. q
tend n ii. the funeral sSIesSfu 81 our So late te
brother. JAMES W. HOL-
BROOK. on Thursday. June
2. 1855, at 1890 am. from
the Grace Methodist Church,
ave. Fairmont Heights, Md.
'ill meet at the temple at
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FLoRIo. THOMAS. OF 47es Silver Hin
rd.. suitland, Nd, on MAY 90. 1855,
beloved husband Of Mary Fiorio. father
Of Paul Frank Fiorio and brother Of
Ms: A...,Is, EIosario Di saisi and joseph
Funeral Home, 5I1 l1th ST. s.e.. on
Thursday. June 2. at 10 I'm. Entcmb-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. i
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1SaEn 1s.ns on Tasn Maad.s. nay Egss5i M issss sus &
sprins 81 acms Nd winEIAM a1IIhs a'f kussEIL slsaL
slrCs1 Ans% ssSs'd u'SSaRss SnsS q r.,t: I.g,s e
sz3i deoreia ave. Silver Spring. Nd,
xhsrs ,,s services Yin se held On a,s1ss; Thurs,
a1liassSn llh sSn' NATIONAL e Cemetery. @ n'simfh'
ANI. %, issS. y II siiVes hUeeas sprins. Mas
A member 81 the columbis
~ and tie -seeretary's Chapel.
> phTsy FansraI Home, sz34
neral services sa st az the ps, Above "ui funeral
Members Of the union are Invited to
ansdn snS sas fssona sasss 'ssss:
JOSEPH q. LIiss. seey.-Treas.
BARRY, WILLIAM JAMES, IN. on May
81, 1855, son Of William James and
Betty Mae 9arry. Remains ~ Cham
hsrs' ruaeral Home. 5i5 lIth s.. Sc.
Bowman. SAMUEL p, On Monday.
sau s1z IL s'o soNAAal Aillnst0q & sos s0iesssl Noss
q the late Rebecca A. Bowman, father
ol Mayer boWman ana granoIatner
Of Barbara ]. Bowman. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. where
funeral services will be held on We'd
nesday. June I. at 8 pm. Interment
Hridsevater. Va.
CAMPBELL, MAYOR JAMES ARTHUR.
On Sunday. May 20. 1855. at his resi-
Ssnee, ZOE siSt % aye, FaiTmTns Heights.
BELL, husband Of the late Emma Mae
Campbell and son Of the late Joshua
viving are devoted godson. John
Lloyd. H.: one sister. Mrs, Hattie
Brown: three nephews: one. niece. other
pm. Wednesday, June /. friends may
call at the Henry 8. WASHINGTON &
sons Funeral Home; a925 Dssne ave.
June 3. at pm. ct the Grace
Methodist Church, ZIG 59th ave,
Fairmont Heights. Md. Rev. Edward
g. Williams oficiating. Interment
simpsonville, Md.
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MeLAUGMlN. GEORGE 3. Suddenly.
o. tuesday; Nay 81. las5;ast rs
ssaes SeGaud Hi y beloved IL al Rusbssd dFe Il
father Of Kenneth McLsashiin Of Los
Anss CO ca Fan.rs Home a' sSi 81 i4h
pm. interment Dfi private.
MURPHY. PETER T. On Tuesday. May
81 3iael 1885: At the home Of his nisee;
r MURPHY. uncle Of Mrs. Dennis P.
Collins Mrs Patrick F. Ryan. Ter
rance and. Edward Mccabe. Friends
S.vI eTs invited Ss.. to Gs At ds the Se'sessa
A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd. Services
q Lourdes Catholic Church. Bethesda.
feaSasa inselmshs sss Tl Fort pc Einsoa 0ssfG
Cemetery.
1865 at her residence. III West
PEAKE; sister q Mrs. I. Arnold,
snd NJ S.vis hildfIssGs psses NJ she ! also Srid Is
man seaes e sns ns hsPhsSi MT john M L arnola n5s
Hi and niece. Mrs. Charles 2:
lssas Fassssl Hss Home 'a $40 at soass sas
services yill be held On Friday. June
II
National Cemetery.
FULLER. ELIZABETR. On Friday MAY
"a 1855, ELIZABETH FULLER Of l746
Corcorsn g; NV. She Is survived by q
devoted friend, Thomas Ross: two
cousins and Q host Of other friends.
After m Wednesday. June 1. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1889 You st NV. where funeral serv.
ices will be held at 2 pm. Thursday,
June 2. Interment Lincoln Memorial
SSAAGtGAS. Il
RICHARDS. CHARLES M. On Sunday.
May 80. 1855, at his residence. los
CHARLES M. RICHARDS, the Beloved
husband OF Marie NJ. Richards. brother
q Theodore and Harry Richards and
MIs. William Gehman. all Of Allen
s toyn. Pc; Memorial services win be
Church. East Broad and Fairfax sts..
Falls Church. Va. on Wednesday. June
1; a. pm. Interment private.
ROBERTSON. MRS. LAURA MARY.
MARY ROBERTSON sratef,iiiy acknoWi-
edges the many kindnesses OF friends
ana their expressions of sympathy in
the form OF cards. flowers and tele-
grams received in our time of be-
sEIBoLD. GEORGE q. On Monday,
assoSRosGG sS r. a. ieSS esSsSfpob FFSsbnSks Fssbs1 !, Xs: w.
william g: Nelson, jr,, Of Roanoke.
!ne sae, .; iAtH5 K Hines CO: Funeral Home.
z. Ct 1880 pm Interment ROCK
Greek Cemetery PienRe onoif douere
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CAMPBkLL. JAMES A. special COM
A e! !: !: 8;
the purpose Of conducting fu-
past Master JAMES A., cAMPsEIL sFsiIL
church. 'fps psiT@ont M II Heishts. d01si Nd. a
HARRY ROSS. Jr. W. NJ.
JAMES c. WALKER. Asst. Secy.
COLEMAN, FRANCES v. On Monday,
hss hospis a. 1asS FSeEs & osGrse seaRf EsashPRf'Sa
S.lovsd VIE ess william ils eo eolsnsa' nan
N::i, daughter & Of Carl :; and viTEis Is n n
rev seh'cs csrl ''ef vsitenshsi Thai LSai's ;r and ID
he 5. n; Hines Co Funeral Home.
June 2. at At II II am. M Interment Ior:
raine Park Cemetery. Baltimore, Md l
C0NGER. STEVE l. On wednesday.
sity Hospital. STEVE I. coNGER. be:
$40 Wisconsin Wisconsin ave. INV NV Services viii ii
be held at, the Argo Funeral Home,
Gieyess Ohio. on Friday afternoon
cooFFR g pss aesHSasS On d5oeza E5ssz
St JosepSine 0e4yse 2iso snqSiSinS nqsHanS
are two sisters. two brothers, nieces.
FsenSs' FeenSs 4sr SssF S rsat.yss a we
June l, friends are invited to call
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890
9th Ct. NV. Funeral services on On
Mee6sei eSaieA SSns es ah' sesHesa
Lincoln Linz II NJ Memorial a;Hi, e Cemetery ; iA'
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HOLT. MARGUERITE. On Thursday. May
nw so0 MaRauRTE a at lfrieeRssi RoiT l2 she LIE Z
survived by one nephew and. many
Mortuary, 1924 You 81. NV. where
services will be held on Thursday,
June 2, at IL Am. Rev. Leroy Waldo
ofhciating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
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80, !. U. o. E., are hereby
notified Of the death Of
Brother PAUL j. SNYDER
on Saturday. May 2s, 1855.
Friends may call at the
0asch Funeral H o m e.
Hyattsville. Md. Funeral
services at 10 am. Wednes-
i. at the Ager Road Methodist
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bers Of Columbia Lodge. No
s5. !. B. p. o. E. OF W.. arr
hereby notified Of the tyneTa
Of Brother ALPHONSO COOPER
from the Galbraith Methodist
Chul ch. 1416 9TH st. NV. or
ThurSdaY. June 2. 1855. at
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InVmAS. a special communi-
cation Of Myron NJ Parker
I Lodge. No. ~. ?. A. A. NJ.
Thursday. June 2, 1855. fol
the purpose of eonductins
Masonic burial services fol
our late Brother. THOMAS
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JOHNSON. AMELIA. On sunday, M,

30. 1855. Mrs. AMELIA JOHNSON Of
l424 Swami st. NV, wife of the late
Douglass johnson. mother of Miss Ola
johnson and sister OF Seymour, George
yived BY other relatives. Friends are
invited to call at the Malvan & Schey,
Inc. Funeral Home. New Jersey ave.
and r st. NV, on Wednesday. June
l., after 4 pm. where funeral services
will be held on Thursday, June 2, at
10 am. Interment Bealeton. Va.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17

Orange township farmers defeated
a proposal to increase the tax levy
for school purposes. The vote stood
63 for and 202 against.
Edward Leichty sold his half in
terest in the Elk Restaurant to Glen
Long. Leichty and Mrs. Earl Mont
gomery purchased the establishment
from Long last spring.
The bank barn on the Gid Burk-
holder farm burned to the ground.
The farm is owned by Samuel Gratz
and occupied by his son Homer Gratz.
Laverne Morrison is employed by
a drug store in Detroit.
Miss Minnie Huser of Pandora will
sail from San Francisco as mis-
sionary to the foreign field in the
Orient.
Work has started to rebuild the
Bigler slaughterhouse north of town
destroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burkholder
entertained with a jolly Halloween
party at their home.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Diller, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Basinnger and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Biery attended a dinner
of alumni and former students of
Oberlin college at Lima.
Farmers Grain Company shipped
sixteen carloads of livestock to the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17
ROckpOrt

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McCombs and
family moved recently into the resi-
dence owned by Mr.. Lewis Van Meter.
Friendly Neighbors club met last
Wednesday afternoon in the home of
Audrey Hauenstein. Rail- Coll was
answered on Family Traditions.
Topics-Foreign Tradition That Shap-
ed Ours, Mary Keiser, and Pioneer
Fathers was given by Mary Wright.
Contest conducted by Gladys Beemer.
At a recent meeting at the home
of Ann Wells, the Evening Circle of
the Presbyterian church the name
"Eunice Evening Circle" was chosen
in honor of Rev. Eunice Trumbo, a
former member of the church. Of
ficers elected were Ann Wells, presi-
dent; Avis Marshall, vice president;
Edythe Cupp, sec'y and treasurer;
program committee consists of Avis
Marshall, Aldyth Graham and
Marjorie Nierscher. The next meeting
will be held Dec. 13 at the home of
Marjorie Nierscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Williams were
dinner guests Sunday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz. After
noon callers were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Kahler and daughters, Anna Mae
and Roberta.
Corrections: Mrs. Robert Stratton,
to whom the baby boy was born last
week, was not the former Treva Alt
haus. The Strattons to whom the baby
was born, live in Bluffton and Mr..
Stratton is a teacher in Bluffton
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17

schools.
The W.S.C.S. will meet Thursday
afternoon at pm. at the home Of
Pauline Downing. Devotions will be
given by Eunice Stephens. Program
leader will be Gladys Beemer and a
special feature by Retha Ewing.
The Profit and Pleasure club en-,
joyed tour and dinner and casters
TV program on Wednesday. Commit
tee in charge was Mrs. Harry May
berry, Mrs. Robert Barnett and Mrs.
William Althaus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17
NeUs Our Fathers Read f..
-FROM THE BLUFFTON NEWs ISSUE on NOY. 8, -

US ISSUE OF NOV. 3, I923-
markets in October. Bluffton is an
important center for the livestock
industry.
Charlie Vertner is employed at the
Ohio penitentiary as guard.
Another fire destroyed the barn on
the Mrs. Matte Hofstettler farm.
The waterworks whistle will blow a
blast at IL o'clock Sunday morning
bringing a minute pause of activity
to commemorate Armistice Day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17
Chosen For College
"WhO'S Who" Honor

Dale E. Lehman, Pandora, a senior
IN mechanical engineering at Ohio
Northern university, has been elected
to who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Colleges"
He was one of 16 ONU students
chosen for the honor.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-11-17

GILBOA WOMAN BAGS DEER
Mrs. Russell Nemire, Gilboa, wal
one of the Al hunters who bagged ;
deer with bow and arrow at tn,
McGinn Ranch, Curran, Mich, recent
ly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

ing speaker at the Lutheran church
on November 81 She was a guest
of Mrs f. p Kahl
Mrs Willard Hayden will enter
tain the 500 club at her home to-
morrow evening with a Christmas
party.
The f. L. B. Ladies' Aid is spon-
soring a bake sale and Christmas
bazaar at Harvey and Humbcrtson's
store, on Saturday, December 10.
beginning at 10 a. IN.
A Christmas pageant. Gifts of
Myrrh, will be presented at the
Loeb Lynn +. u. b. church ON Fri
day evening. December %. at 7.3O
p m Santa Claus will be on hand
to distribute treats to the children.
Circle 2, WSCS. of the Bethel
Methodist church, will meet Mon
day night December II. at the
home of Mrs Nina McRobic.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John CastiloW and family this
week are Joseph j. Staszak. John
Yarema, John kaszak, William
Hash Casmir Iarcma. and Joseph
Semenko, all Of Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08
MI. LGHESe PUE.k NesUS

Joyce and Judy Dewitt, of Fair
mont, spent the weekend here as
guests of Mary Ann Calls and Lor-
raine Right,
Mrs Sarah Friend is spending
several months with her daughter,
Mrs. Virginia Weese in Wellsburg,
w. Va
Mrs Walter Pollard has opened
the Allegheny cottage this week
for deer hunters
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Moon and
sons. Canton Ohio visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Lee over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kloepfel, Mrs.
Harvey Riley, Mrs Emile German
and Mrs. ElWood Groves we're re-
cent Cumberland shoppers.
Mason Calls was a business Wis
itor in Keyser, Saturday
SIP 3 Thomas Kahl, son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. p Kahl, is participating
in operation "Sagebrush." held at
Fort Polk. Louisiana.
Mr. and Mrs, Chester Hardesty.
Cumberland, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Hardesty.
Mrs. W b. Brock has returned
from Baltimore after visiting her
son-in-iaW and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Leighton, and infant
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Shrout. Tun-
melton, w Va, visited their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton ShrOut and daughter on
Sunday
Mrs Joseph Kahl is i'll at her
home in Loeb Lynn.
a Sc Eugene Turney. son of Mr..
and Mrs l. f. Turney, has com
plctcd his basic training at Samp-
son Air Force base. Geneva. n. Y.
He spent Today leave here with
his parents and is now stationed
at Scott Air Force base. Belleville.
ILL.,
Miss Josephine Darmstaetler. of
Philadelphia, was the thankoffer-
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MARRIED

GlotfeIty-Hines-Miss Rose Marie
Hines, Baltimore, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. O. II. Hines, LumberpOrt,
w. Va, became the bride of Rob
ert Glotfelty, Baltimore, son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. j. Glotfelty, Grants
Vile, on Saturday, December 3, at
200 p. m, at Park Site Methodist
church with Rev. Trago w. Lloyd,
pastor, officiating.
The double ring ceremony was
used. The church organist played
traditional wedding marches The
church was decorated with white
lighted tapers and white NUNS.
Mrs. Robert Ritzman, Baltimore,
served as matron of honor and
Robert Liston, Baltimore, was best
man.
The bride wore a white wool
dress, princess style, with dusty
pink headband, black suede shoes
and pink gloves. She carried a
white Bible centered with a white
orchid and caught with stephonatis
streamers. Her only iewelry was a
strand of pearls
Mrs. Ritzman, matrOn of honor,
wore an aqua wool dress with black
accessories. Her corsage was red
rose buds.
Mrs. Hines, mother of the bride