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Cincinnati May
Have 10 Settle
For lis Homers
RedIegs Five Games
Behind as Dodgers,
Braves Keep Winning

1t looks more and more as
though Cincinnati's robust Red
legs will have to be content with
Ia flstful Of home run records
while Milwaukee and Brooklyn
battle it out for the National
League pennant.
Manager Birdie Tebbetts' slug
gers put two more records into
the books last night as Gus Bell
hit his 25th home run and Wally
Post socked his 9th. Yet the
Redlegs wound up five games
back of the leaders with a GA
loss to the second-place Dodgers
who broke up Larry Jansen's
comeback magic on homers by
Duke Snider and Carl Furillo.
The victory kept the world
champions within two games Of
the first-place Braves, who COM
bined Drawn with Warren SPAIN
to defeat Philadelphia, 6-1. as
Joe Adcock and Ed Mathews
homered.
Fourth place st. Louis handed
Pittsburgh a seventh straight
defeat, 60, while the last-place
Giants were coming within range
of both the sixth-place Pirates
and seventh-place Chicago. by
defeating the Cubs, 5-4, in IL
innings.
KuckS COOls White SOx
In the American League, the
Yankees cooled off the White
ISox, 20, behind Johnny Kucks'
four-hitter that produced his
18th victory. Cleveland remained
eight games behind f1rst-place
New York by defeating Boston,
So. Detroit rallied in the ninth
to trim Baltimore. Al, and
Kansas City swept past Wash
|ington, ga.
The two-run homers by Bell
and Post hoisted the RedlegS
into the major league record
books with a total of Al home
runs in 81 consecutive games.
The old mark for home runs in
any number of consecutive games
was 40, set by the Yankees as
they wrote a 1941 record by hit
ting one or more in IS consecu-
ItiveS games. The Dodgers had
held the record for 81 games.
with SO in 1858.
The homers gave Cincinnati a
total of nine in the last five
games with the Dodgers-yet the
IRedlegs have lost every one of
them.
Sal Maglie, Jansen's roommate
when they combined for as VIC
tories in the Giants miracle"
pennant Of 1851. gave up both
Cincinnati homers, but won his
seventh with Don Bessent's re-
lief.
Snider Drives in Four
Snider'S 34th homer, with two
on, gave him four runs batted
in for the game. Furillo's 18th,
with one on, wrote the finish for
Jansen in five innings. It was
the 36-year-old righthander's
first defeat after knocking of
the Braves in his other two APP
|pearances since he was brought
back from the minors.
Southpaw SPAIN won his fifth
straight complete-game start
with a f1ve-hitter, mailing his
18th victory of the year and his
198th career triumph. Adcock's
32d and Mathews 30th were two
run homers that handed Robin
Roberts his 18th defeat against
IA victories. A walk and two
singles cost SPAIN a shutout
in the ninth.
Forty-year-old Murry Dickson
pitch and two sacrifices.
See BASEBALL. Page Ali
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WOMEN'S TRACK CARD

Here is todayes schedule Of events for the We
trials at American University:
$50 am.--l00-meter dash trials.
$3.50 am.-Running broad Jump trials.
$3.50 am.-Discus throw trials
$50 am.-Shotput trials
l0.45 am.-S0-meter hurdles trials
100 a.m.-Running high Jump trials.
ll:l0 a.m.-200-meter dash trials
IL 80 am.-Javelin throw trials
200 pm.-Running broad jump finals.
200 pm.-Discus throw finals.
2:30 pm.-100-meter dash semihnals.
800 pm.-Shotput finals.
$3.50 pm.-Javelin throw finals
$3.50 pm.-Runnine high Jump finals
$40 pm.-200-meter dash semihnals
AIS pm.-l00-meter dash finals.
$3.50 pm.--e0-meter hurdles finals.
$50 pm.-2o0-meter dash finals.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

NEW oRLEANS---Joe Brown. l33. New
Orleans, outpointed Bud Smith, i34h,
Cineinnau' 10. Tor world lightweight
title.
TACOMA, WASH.-Willie Pastrano.
SO. New orleans. outpointed Pat Me-
Murtry, l7Slz. Tacoma, 10.
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Griffs Facing,
Loss Of
Series toA's
By BURTON HAWKINS

Camilo Pascual is confronted
with the necessity Of defeating
the Kansas City Athletics this
afternoon or watching the Sena-
tors lose their season series with
the cellar occupants. Washing
ton must win its remaining three
games with the AS to escape
with a split for the year.
Pedro Ramos eight-game win
ming streak ended last night be-
fore only 2,795 fans at Griffith
Stadium as the Athletics scared
to an ga victory on two home
runs by Lou Skizas and another
by Harry Simpson.
The Senators so far have lost
series to New York, Cleveland
and Detroit. They're assured win
ners over Boston and are tied
with Baltimore at TT, but trail
Chicago, 80. and Kansas City,
Bill.
Skizas Starts Early
They never caught up last
night after the jittery Skizas
belted a home run over the fence
in leftfleld with Vic Power
aboard in the first inning.
Kansas City picked up another
run in the second inning when
Cletus Boyer singled, stole second
base and continued on to third
when nobody covered. He scored
on Powers single,
The Senators nicked Lou Kret-
low for a run in the second on
singles by Clint Courtney, Jose
Valdivielso and Ramos. but the
Athletics widened their lead to-
81 in the fifth when Hector
Lopez walked, Simpson tripled
and Hal Smith contributed a
Sacrlflce ny.
The Senators shelled Kretlow
in the fifth with a three-run out
burst. Lou walked Pete Runnels
and Roy Sievers, and Courtney
came through with a run-pro-
ducing single. Jim Lemon and
Herb Plews famed, but Valdy'S
two-run double brought on little
Bobby Shantz and he struck out
Pinch Hitter Lou Berberet to end
the threat.
Shantz Effective
Shantz. who notched his Sec
ond win, held the Senators to
two hits over the remainder of
the route. In his last three APP
pearances against Washington,
embracing 8 1/3 innings, he has
yielded only four hits.
Bud Byerly stopped the AS in
two innings on the mound, but
Simpson welcomed Bunky Ste
wart to the game in the eighth
with his 10Th homer. After
Power doubled in the ninth.
Skizas pumped another homer
into the new seats in centerfield.
Kansas City collected 10 hits
with Power and Simpson getting
three each. Runnels, Courtney
and Valdy each supplied two of
the Senator'S eight hits.
NOTES: Steve Roach. g.
watched several little leaguers
try to throw into a barrel in the
pre-garne activity. then stepped
into line and told officials, III
can do better than them" l
The visitor from Worcester,
Mass. did. too, hitting the edge
of the barrel to win a bat and
an autographed ball. Billy Bilbo.
IL, and Richard Quade, II, were
winners in the hitting contest.
T. Little Leaguers will parade
before today's game.
The Cleveland Indians move
in for a single game tomorrow
and a night game Monday. !
Manager Lou Boudreau gave Ed
Hurley, umpiring at first base, a.
hard time when Hurley ruled
Hal. Smiths first-inning smash
near the rightf1eld line foul. i
Lou succeeded only in elevatingI
his blood pressure. =. Art Dit
mar will oppose the Senators
today.
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more if he wins the Ward. The
son of Khaled's primary objec-
tive in Chicago is the 500, 000-
added Washington Park Handi-
cap at one mile on Labor Day.
Swaps established four world
records and tied a fifth in a
space of IA weeks of racing in
California this year.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERIcAN

Results Yesterday
K. G.. o. Wash, 4.
N. r., 2; Chicago, 0,
Cleve'd, B; Boston. y
Detroit, 4; BALTIC, /,
Games To-day
X. c. at washington,
2 pm.
Chicago ct New YORK
Cleveland ct Boston,
Detroit at Baltimore
Games Tomorrov
cleve'd at Washing.
.p.!sGP00ii. At MY 2. !g.
Chi. At Balto. t2l.
X. c. at Boston ca.
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Runs batted in-sikzas a.. Power,
Ramos, Simpson l2), Smith. Courtney
Valdivielso (2l ! Two-baBe hits--Court-
ney, valdiyielso, Smith, olson. Power
Ihree-base hit. Simpson Home runs
Boyer. Power sacrifees--Boyer, RAJ
mos, Lopez. Sacrifice dy--6mith Left
on bases--Kansas CITY, al: Washinston,
u. Bases on balls-oh Ramos, 8 On
I. struck out---By Ramos. 3: By Kret-
Stewart, I Hits-on KfetIov, 8 In AZ
inninea; on shAntE. in a. innings.
Q IN 2 lnnings. on Stewart, 4 IN 2
innings. Runs-earned runs--On Kretiow,
So; on shantz, 90; Oh Ramos. .h-5
On Byerly. 90: on stewart 3-3. Win
Piteher.-Ranos l2.9l. Umpires-
ss :ys Hi,i HSEIss csEia soar Time
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Results Yesterday
Mil'kee, 0; Phila., !.
Bklyn.. o; cinci.. 4
81. Louis. o; Pitts /, 2.
N. T., 5; Chi. 4 u1I
Games Today
BROOKLYN Of cincin
New York at chicago
PITTSBURGH At 81. L,
Games Tomorrov
Phlla. at cinei. t2(
Bklyn. at Milkee
Pitts. a. Chi. 90.
n. 7. ~ 81. L t2b.
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Kansas City
washington
------ $40 o20 oI2-s

l Struck out for Ramos IN 5th.
Z Flied out. for Byyriy In 9TH.
DOUBLED for Herzog in sth.
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Jeanette Bdsinger, Richard ]. Warren
Married In st. Johns E.. e r. Church

parlor following the ceremony with
Mrs. Howard Stauffer, aunt of the
bride, acting as hostess. Serving for
the reception were Miss Harriet
Badertscher and Miss Arlene Mar
shall. Miss Doris Basinger was in
charge of the gift table and guest
book.
The new Mrs. Warren was gradu-
ated from Bluffton high school with
the Class of "a, attending Bluffton
college, and has been employed as
receptionist at the office of DR.. F.
D. Rodabaugh.
The groom was also graduated
from Bluffton high school, Class of
81. He has been employed by the
Sylvania Electric Co., Ottawa.
After their wedding trip the groom
is to report for induction in the U. S.
Army at Ft. Smith, Ark. Mrs. Warren
will live with her parents until this
fall when she expects to join him
following basic training.
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Society and Clubs

Garden Study Club
The Garden Study club met at the
home of Mrs. Howard Habegger
july 25. Mrs. Flo Basinger explained
and demonstrated various types OF
arrangements using roses, gladioli,
pompoms and foliage. Members also
brought flowers, materials and con-
tainers to make individual arrange
ments.
Women's Missionary Society
The Women's Missionary Society
Of the First Mennonite Church will
have a special summer meeting
Thursday afternoon, August 2 at 200
at the Memorial Home. Devotions will
be led by Mrs, j. S. Schultz; M. c. c.
Relief slides will be shown and the
script read by Mrs. Abram Richert;
Mrs. Howard Raid and daughter,
Elizabeth Ann, will play two piano
duets, "In Schubert's Day" and
"Melody of Love" by H. Engelmann;
Mrs. Harvey Gratz will lead the
group singing hymns and Mrs. Cor
don Bixel will preside at short
business meeting. The meeting will
close with prayer by Mrs. Marie
Brandt. All the ladies of the church
are invited to attend.
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Ida Miller, daughter of En- and
Florence Bridges, and her children
Jane and Sam of Bridge Water, Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Bridges of
Harrisonburg, Va, spent last week
with heir. parents. Mrs. Florence
Bridges went back with Mrs. Miller
for few weeks rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robnolte va
cationed in northern Michigan dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Eva Arnold and Mrs. Arthur
Pugh were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mrs. Dile Arnold, Lafayette.
The Work Committee of the
Church of Christ wants to thank ev-
cry one who in any way assisted
them in holding their lawn social
last Saturday night. They claim il
was success.
Mrs. Elmer Walters accompanied
the MYF group of the Methodist
church to Lakeside, Ohio, for a
weeks outing, and will also act as
the group Councillor.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
family, White Cloud, Michigan, were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Long and also attended the
Long family reunion. at the c. N
Long residence near Ada.
Doris and Dolores Vermer are ton
sillectomy patients at Community
hospital in Bluffton.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Rev. II. H. McPheron, Kimbol-
ton, Ohio, had the misfortune OF
breaking her ankle on July 18th. The
McPherons formerly lived here and
he served the Methodist church.
/. j. Amstutz called on Mrs. Mari
eta Meyers and viii Ginther near
Leipsic on Sunday afternoon.
Burt Leathernan and son attended
the Leatherman reunion at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carnahan near
OalSwood on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. George, Whyman
will spend a weeks vacation August
5th at Lakeside, Ohio. and will be
back in the pulpit of the Methodist
church August 12 Rev. c. f. Win
tringham, Vice President of Ohio
Northern university, will be the
guest preacher August 5th during
Rev. Whymans absence.
Mrs. C. L. Rupright returned home
from Memorial hospital in Lima last
Wednesday evening, She is GONZALES
cling very nicely. 1t is with great
pleasure she thanks her neighbors
and friends for all the fire cards oi
cheer and calls at the hospital. which
help to make life worth while to
those who are i'll. Those who called
at her home this week were: Mr.
and Mrs. Orwin Writ, Rev. and Mrs
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. |. j. Amstutz
Mrs. II. Coker, Mrs. A. Pugh ano
Mrs. Milton Solomon of Cairo, Mrs
Frank Anderson, Mrs. Elmer Long
Mrs. Pearl Vertner and Harold
Vance.
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Troop 256 Scouts
At Camp Berry

Twenty-one members of Boy Scout
Troop 256 left Sunday for camp
ing period at Camp Berry near Find
lay. They were accompanied by
Scoutmaster George Bohrer and
family and Assistant Scoutmaster
and Mrs. Clayton Weiss.
Making the trip from Troop 256
were Joe Bowers, James Jordan,
Scott Edwards, Jan Emmert, Brice
Balmer, Ronald Michel, James Lugin-
buhl, Craig Edwards, Charles Jordan,
Walter Jordan;
Larry Marshall, Terry Marshall,
Charles Amstutz, Keith Baker, Jerry
Mericle, Charles Neuenschwander
Calvin Oppermann, Edwin Wiess,
Michael Emans, Terry Shelter and
Charles Bohrer.
The group will return to Bluffton
Saturday.
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Jan Musselmdn Married To Paul Snyder
Saturday In Ceremony In Pennsylvania

Miss Janet Musselman, Ortanna.
Pa, and Paul Snyder, Sugarcreek,
Ohio, were united in marriage Sat
urday evening in the Fairfield Men
monte church near Gettysberg, Pa.
The Rev. Lamont Woelk, pastor OF
the church, officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
Serving as maid of honor was JAMS
sister, Joyce Bluffton college
junior, and the other attendant was
her younger sister, Ann. Don Hostel
ler, Sugarcreek, Bluffton college class
of '55, acted as best man; and ushers
were Laverne Schirch, Chenoa, ILL.,;
Dan Roth, Ortanna, and John Nc
Dowell, Sugarcreek. All are Bluffton
college juniors.
Jan, a 1856 graduate of Bluffton
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college, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Musselman of Ortanna.
She is known to Bluffton residents as
the 1856 College Homecoming Queen.
She will be employed as secretary
in the college offices when school
starts this fall.
Paul is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P, Snyder, Sugarcreek, and will
be a junior majoring in business at
Blufftoh college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder will reside
AT 1201a North Lawn Avenue after
September /.
Attending the wedding from Bluff
ton, all college friends of the couple,
were Diane Lora, Carolyn Schnell,
Sam Diller, Ed White and Stan
Erney.
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Two From Bluffton
Attend FLA Camp

Two Bluffton Future Farmers of
America members are attending FLA
Camp Muskingum this week on the
shore of Leesville Lake in Carol
county, about eight miles south of
Carrollton. The Bluffton campers are
Larry Moser and Gary Lora.
The boys are receiving instruction
in leadership training and education
in conservation including: forestry,
wildlife and fish management, water
and soil conservation, nature study,
highway safety, hunting and trap
ping, casting and firearm safety. The
camp is operated by board of
trustees of the Ohio FLA Camps
Inc, composed of vocational agricul-
ture leaders and officers of the Ohio
Association of Future Farmers OF
America.
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Joyce Augsburger
WedS Dale Riser

In adouble ring ceremony June %
at the Union Chapel church Miss
Joyce Augsburger daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse L. Augsburger, Route
2, Bluffton, became the bride of Dale
E. Risser son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Riser Route 2, Bluffton.
The Rev. Joseph Heffner performed
the ceremony before chancel deck
ed with palms, bouquets of white
carnations and gladioh. The Rev.
Herman Wagner assisted. Yvonne
Rupright was the vocalist and Mrs,
Darrell Augsburger was the accom-
panist.
The bride wore a gown of lace and
tulle over satin in the waltz length.
Her veil of illusion was attached to
cap of lace studded with pearls.
The white Bible she carried, gift
of the groom, was topped with g
white orchid and baby's breath.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Robert
Hadsell, sister of the bride. Miss
Doris Riser, sister of the groom, was
the bridesmaid. Jocelyn Hadsell
niece of the bride, was the flower
girl. Brad Augsburger was the ring
bearer.
Tavern Moser was the best mar
4
for Mr.. Riser. Ushers were Melvir
Marquart and David Prichard.
Following a reception in the Aug>
burger home the couple left for
wedding trip to Colorado.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-08-02
Supper, Social To
Benefit Bldg. Fund

The Presbyterian church building
addition fund will benefit from the
proceeds of the church's annual old
fashioned church supper and lawn
social Saturday evening, August IL,
on the church lawn.
Mrs. Norman Triplett, Mrs. Milton
Edwards and Mrs. Harry Bogart are
co-chairmen of the event which starts
at 4:30 p. m. and continues to 1890
p. m.
The new church addition is now
under roof and cement floor is to be
poured this week. The building will
be used for the supper in event of
inclement weather.
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The st. Johns Evangelical and
Reformed church of Bluffton was the
scene Wednesday evening, July Is, at
1880 o. clock, of the marriage of Miss
jeanette Marie Basinger and Richard
Ray Warren, both of Bluffton.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lendon Basinger of near Bluff
ton. Mr.. Warrens parents were the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Warren.
He has been making his home with
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Miller, formerly of
Bluffton, now of Lima.
The Rev. v. G. Oppermann, pastor
of the church, heard the exchange
of vows before an altar decorated
with palms and candelabra. The
double ring ceremony was witnessed
by members of the immediate
families and few close friends.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a waltz-length white
lace dress over taffeta, and featur-
ing a scalloped waist line, rounded
neck and push-up sleeves. Her
shoulder length veil was held in place
by a white velvet half-hat edged with
tiny pearls.
Her bouquet was white orchid
arranged on a white Bible and her
only ornament was a gold locket
which had belonged to her grand
mother.
Miss Shirley Marquart of Bowling
Green was maid of honor and Ronald
Warren, Anderson, Ind, brother of
the groom, served as best man.
Gareth Basinger, brother of the bride,
served as usher.
Miss Margaret Groman presided at
the organ and Mrs. Gene Basinger,
aunt of the bride, sang The Lords
Prayer.
A reception was held in the church
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-08-02
DIR. Lutz At School
In San Antonio, Tex.

DIR. w. A. Lutz, Bluffton chiroprac-
tor, accompanied by his wife and son,
left Tuesday evening for San An
tonic, Texas, where he will attend a
school related to chiropracty for one
month.
Mrs. Lutz and son will journey as
far as Sparkman, Ark, where they
will visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Key.
They expect to return to Bluffton
around Labor Day.
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Birthday Surprise

Birthday Surprise
Irwin Rodabaugh, Harmon road,
was given a surprise birthday cele-
bration Sunday by members of his
family, relatives and friends. Attend
ing were DR.. F. D. Rodabaugh and
family. Mr.. e. r. Rodabaugh and
family. Ada: DR.. T. NJ. Brown and
family and w. R. Runser and family,
Lima: R. G. Blosser and family,
Findlay; C. w. Rodabaugh and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Pore, Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Pore and Mr.. ]. W.
Pore, all of New Stark; Mr.. and
Mrs. e. o. Thomas, West Jefferson;
Mrs. r. M. Brown, Columbus, and
the hostess, Mrs. Irwin Rodabaugh.
Happy Gardeners All Club
We had a wiener roast last We'd
nesday night at our meeting. We
learned how to pick specimen flowers
for exhibits in the flower show and
also the names of certain roses. Next
meeting will be family picnic to be
held August at $3.50 p. m. at the
Buckeye.
Gold Star All Club
The ninth meeting of the Gold Star
All club was held at Orange Center
Saturday. Since our creek party was
rained out we filled out our club
project book. Next meeting will be
held August 13, at which time we
will clean the Orange Center house.
All members are to bring a washable
toy for the hospital to this meeting.
Our swimming party will be held
August 6.
Blue Star Mothers
The Blue Star Mothers and their
families will hold picnic supper al
the Buckeye park, Saturday, Angus
at $3.50 p. m. Bring your own table
service.
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Orange Twp. Farm Women's Club
A picnic will be given for the men,
bers and their families at Orange
Center Community House on August
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stein, Lana Bauman and Joe Probst,
all of Pandora; Miss Ida Winkler
and Mrs. Clara Rothlisberger of
Lima; Mrs. Nolan Diller, Columbus
Grove; Mrs. Carroll Smith and Mrs.
Everett Bushong, Dunkirk; Mrs. En-
ma Bachman, Washington, ILL.,, the
guest of honor and hostesses.
Unable to attend but sending gifts
were Mrs. Howard Delbert and Bon
ME Grubb, Pandora; Mrs. Reldon
Schirch and Betty Reichenbach, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Robert Rothlisberger, Lima;
Mrs. C. M. Sheidler, Gilboa, and Mrs.
Rollie Moser, Markle, Ind.
Lunch was served to the group.
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Bridal Shower

Bridal Shower
A miscellaneous shower honored
Miss Connie Bachman, Washington,
H., bride-elect of Tom Reichenbach,
Saturday evening at the country
home of Mrs. Homer Reichenbach.
Mrs. ROLAND Reichenbach and Mrs.
Donald Reichenbach assisted.
The reception table was decorated
with coral and white streamers which
were attached to the gifts.
Contests were played throughout
the evening with prizes going to Mrs.
Earl Lehman, Mrs. Everett Bushong,
Mrs. Emma Bachman and Connie
Bachman. The gifts were presented
to the honored guest.
Attending were Misses Lydia
Winkler, Lana Hoffer, Mesdames
Myron Meyer, Robert Simcox, Albert
Reichenbach, Gideon Lugibihl, Dave
Reichenbach, Clyde Sommer and Earl
Lehman, all Of Bluffton; Misses
Marian Diller and Elizabeth Probst
Mesdames Dennis Diller, Roy Hauen.
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RichIand Community Circle

Richland Community circle will
meet with Clara Augsburger Thurs
day afternoon, August 8; Glenona
Badertscher, assistant hostesses. Roll
Calmly Hobby in the Garden;
Style Review-Bluffton Busy Bees
All club.
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G. III. NJ. C.
The Gertrude Hoy Missionary
Circle will meet August with joan
ne Basinger as leader. Hostesses for
the evening will be Juanita Klingler,
Erma Augsburger, Mary Ellen Turn
er and Joyce Badertscher. There will
be election of officers. All members
should attend.