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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

nutrasnje strane sitne dlaci-
ce koje trepere pod uticajem
kretanja tecnosti ma tai ma
Gin salju utiske prema moz-
gu koji tada registruje i kon-
trolise ravnotezu. Suvise ja-
ka pokretanja uticace preko
zivaca ma mjesto u mozgu
koje Sc zove "centar "a po-
vracanje". TEX prize kratkog
vremena naucnici su otkrili
oval centar vrseci optic ma
zivotinjskom mozgu nadraza-
jima elektricnom s truj ON.
Posljedice su bile iste kao
kod oboljenja cd "morske bo-
lesti".
Eksperimentalnim ispitiva-
NINA doSlo sc do saznanja
da pokretanje u raznim prav-
Gina prouzrokuje vece tesko-
&c nego kretanje u jednom
pravcu. Ma PRIMER, ako Sc
osoba krece samo u pravcu
prema gore iii dolje tada po-
stoji mania opasnost cd muc-
nina, nego ako Sc krece ma
izmjenicno u oba pravca iii
kruzno.
U slucaju osjetaja muc-
nine najbolje je u tom tre-
nutku zabaciti glavu sto je
wise moguce nazad i ostati
u mirnom polozaju. Povoljno
djeluje ako takva osoba pot
puno legne ma ravnu podlogu,
bez upotrebe jastuka. Ovim
Sc nacinom smanjuje kreta-
ME tecnosti u polukruznim
kanalicima sto istovremeno
sprecava nadrazaje.
Putnici ma brodovima LAX
Sc obolijevaju u zatvorenim
kabinama nego ma svjezem
zraku. Zatim prilikom voznje
brodom, kao i automobilom
miris sagorjelog pogonskog
goriva (kao benzina) znatno
utice ma stepen osjecaja ne
lagodnosti.
zene su podlozenije obolje-
nju nego muskarci djeca.
Narcotic su zene osjetljive
"a vrijeme menstruaci o nog
perioda). Takodjer je pojaca-
ma osjetljivost kod osoba O.
boljelih cd cira ma stomaku,
osoba koje pate cd glavo-
bolje, zapaljenja sinusa it'd.
Ishrana nema narocitog u
ticaja ma oboljenje. Onima
koji pate Cd "morske bolesti"
preporucuje Sc da ma puto-
vanju jedu normalno, jer ce
i'm biti mnogo teze ako po-
remote nacin ishrane.
Postoje i neki lijekovi u
cilju sprecavanja oboljenja.
U America su u S koro pro-
nadjena sredstva pod ime-
nom dramamin i marezin. u
Jugoslaviji Sc prodaju slicni
preparati, kao sto je ma
visan'', aerosan" drugi. O.
soba koja patti cd morske bo-
lesti treba da .uzme 1-2 ta-
blete pola sata prize puto-
vanja. Drzeci Sc jos ostalih
uputstava izbjeci &c nelagod-
most i putovanje ce joj biti
x,o~@~1 ,,~@I~.,o " -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
$4,000 0SIGURACIJA

Kod Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice moze sc osigurati ma
zivotnu osiguraciju ma $1O,-
900 | to cd 16 do 40 godina.
Djecu u ma 5 e m Pomladku
takodjer sc mOze osigurati
ma svotu cd $4,000.
Vec imamo clanova osigu-
ranih ma ovu najvisu svOtu
zivotne osiguracije, a to su
oni koji su svijesni znadu
vaznOst takove visoke Osigu-
raciie.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
Promiienio adresu

Odsjek 1872. - Nize pot
pisani tajnik odsjeka br. 1872
H.B.Z. promijenio je stan j
adresu, pax sc umoljavaju
svi clnaovi aseg odsjeka,
kao i svi ostali ma koga Sc
ovo odnosi, da Sc pisma sto
spadaju ma odsiecnog tajnika
cd sada u buduce salju ma
nize navedenu adresu:
Steve Illes,
3719 N. 87th Street,
Milwaukee 16, Wise.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
NAR0DN0 zDRAvLjE | kEDICINA

uUsIaNA-RiJEkA-s
saRAJEvo-TiTocRaD

Oboljenje poznato pod menom morska boest' nije ta
ko reka poava, njegove posljedce ispoljavau pr
kom putovana zeljeznicom, brodom iii bo kom drugim
prevoznm sredstvom. Mnogma to prikom poaska 60
disnj odmor predstavla veki problem zbog neugod
nosti i'm smanjuje uzitak bezbriznost odmaranja.
Oboljenje cesto nije izazvano putovanjem Ne
kome moze da pozli ako gleda vrteSku pokretu Rad
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
Ma znanje eIanstvu
0dsieka br. 1T HBz

MOntebellO, Calf. - Owl
me dajem do znanja clanstvu
odsjeka broj 1T H.B.Z., da
sam Sc premjestio ma novo
mjesto, te sto Sc tice rada
"a odsjek broj 1T, mogu Sc
obratiti ma moju novu adre-
su, a to jest Ivan B. Konje-
vod, 525 Orah Street, Monte
bello, Calf. Telefon: Park
view 8-3297.
Toliko vam do znanja, da
sc znate ravnati.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
KLMA UTJECE MA
BUBREzNE KAMENCE

Bubrezni kamenci sc cesce
pojavljuju kod stanov n i k a
toplijih zona, nego kod ljudi
koji 1--WE u umjerenoj iii hlad-
moi klimi. Strucni lijecnici
misle da $ vrucinom vezani
gubitak vode u tijelu igra
stanovitu ulogu kod postan-
ka cte bolesti. Obilno uzima.
ME tekucine ublazuje teskoce,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

sic Zorka Dominovic.
Danas Sc mladenci nalaze
u Montreal, Que, oboje ra-
de ma visokim polozajima.
U ime clanstva naseg od-
sjeka broj 975 i sviiu prija-
telja mladenaca, zelimo i'm
najbolju srecu j zadovoljstvo
u njihovom bracnom zivotu,
te da budu ma ponos svojim
roditeljima i svima mama.
Petar Grbelja, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
ISTINA O JUG0SLAVIJl

hdho Jc poZlldIo HdS Jc Sd
radnik, P. D. Ostovic, napisao
knjigu ma engleskom jeziku,
''The Truth About Yugosla-
via" (Istina o Jugoslaviji),
koja obuhvata povijest svih
jugoslovenskih naroda doku-
dokazuje kako su
veliku ulogu igrali Hrvati kod
osnutka Jugoslavije. Rrvati
su pravi osnivaci Jugoslavije,
jer Sc je Vlada Kraljevine
Srbije u prvom svjetskom ra- !
tn rukama i nogama borila
proti osnutka Jugoslavije.
Ona je trazila, da Sc Srbiji
dozvoli, da prisvoji ogromna
hrvatska podrucja. To su joj
Hrvati i njihovi prijatelji O.
nemogucih. To Sc isto opeto-
valo j u drugom svjetskom
ratu kad je tako zvana "jugo-
slovenska" izbjeglicka vlada
u Londonu bila proti uspo-
stavljanja Jugoslavije, kako
je to DIR. Juraj Krnjevit, ge-
neralni tajnik Hrvatske Sc
ljacke Stranke, i jedan Cd
ministara u toj vladi, sam ma
sjednici Wade iznio. Sve cete
to naci dokumentirano u O.
stovicevoj knjizi ''The Truth
About Yugoslavia".
Jedan cd najucenijih Hr-
vata ovoga stoljeca, sveuci-
lisni professor DIR. Vinko Kris
kovic, pisuci o Ostovicevoj
knjizi, napisao je ovo (u Hrv.
Reviji") "Ovu knjigu pro-
citao sam vrlo pomnjivo o.
ma me je poucila o nekim ci-
njenicama, koje su mi bile ne
poznate, i dogadjajima, koje
nisam mogao pratiti, kad su
sc zbivali. Ona je vrelo
mnogih ispravnih pouzdanih
vijesti o postanku dalnjem
razvitku prve Jugoslavije.
Ona je do u najtanje zilice
hrvatska, iskrena, post n a,
patriotska i do kraja izgra.
djena, kako ju je UNI shvatic
srce osjetilo. Zacijelo ona
je najljepse, sto je do sada
u stranim jezicima napisanc
o hrvatskom kulturnom raz'
vitku. Covjek je cd srcs
haran piscu owe knjige "a ia.
uzitak. :"
A da ne bude samo hvale
; ina i jedna kritika u "Am
; Srborbranu" IL pera vrlo u
cenog i kulturnog Srbina, DIR
Rade Koraca. On je vrlo lju
bazno napisao: g. Ostovi'
nije nj u idiotizmu dosledan..
Paste mu je arhizlikovac :.
svi Srbi su Pastel eli
; kovci" knjiga je pisans
primitivnim stilom bez pod
; krepljivanja tvrdnji s ozbilj
MIN izvorima. "Steta d:
American Historical Review
. i druge americke novine nis1
znale "a ovog istinoljubivos
gospodina, pa da ga upitaj'
"a savjet sto da pisu.
Autor ina jos nekoliko sto
tina knjiga ma prodaju, p'
nam je upravo duznost, da g
podupremo kupovanjem ova
ko vrijedne Mjige, tim Wis
|. . sto on nije skupljao novce u
! naprijed, nego sad svako zn'
sto kupuje. Kupite ju "a sc
"a svoje amerikanske prija
, telje, "a svoju djecu, "a javn
!. biblioteke, jer netrebate bo
l ljega svjedocanstva cd svje
docanstva profesora Krisko
vica, da je knjiga "iskrena
postena, patriotska i maj
ljepse sto je do sada u stra
MIN jezicima napisano. i.
Narucite ju jos danas kod
p. ID. Ostovic, p. o. Box 45t
Station B, Montreal, p. @
Canada. Cijena $500 uklju
civo postarina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
U gostioni

- Cuje tie, owe kobasice
strasno zaudaraju po petro-
leju.
- Onda Gu iii morati skup-
lie prodavati, jer je sada i
petrolej poskupio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
s pryoq konceTta PomIatka Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice u So. Chicago, III.

Ovo je prv nasup nase omladine u narodnim hrvat-
skin. nosnama So. Chicago sto je bio mota posmatra
slusat hrvatske melodje il svu hrvatskih pokrajna
Ovo e drugi put So Chicag da Hrvatska dvorana ba
premalena prva 6Ogodisnjica H. B. zajednce, druga e
tamburica Koo Klub Pomlatka bro 242 pojedna djeca
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

Ruzno lice nikada ne IL
gleda ruzno onome kome pri-
pada. ..-.-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

IL drugih Pomladaka Hrvat-Y
ske Bratske Zajednice u So.
Chicagi.
Oval veliki koncert je veil
canstveno uspjeo moralno
materijalno. Cijeli prihod ide
"a dalnje treniranje owe ma
Sc omladine.
Mary Plesa je upraviteljica
gnijezda br. 242, koja je po-
cetnica Kola Tamburice
Kluba. Ona je brzo uvidila
da ona nije u stanju sama
da ucini nista wise, nego sto
moze uciniti jedna osoba. O.
bratila Sc je ma make svog
Pomlatka i ma pojedine maj
Ike drugih Pomladaka i ma
make hrvatske skolske die
ce i takodjer ma Hrvatsku
>zupu, koje i koji su Sc. oda-
zvali. Owe make su clanice
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice, ro-
djene Amerikanke cd hrvat-
skin roditelja, koje sacinja-
vaju prvu i drugu generaciju.
Owe Mothers Auxiliary" su
organizirane kao zaledje ma
soj' trecoj generaciji. Prvo,
da ova treca generacija ma
prvom mjestu stupa u redove
H. B. Zajednice; drugo, da
Sire hrvatski govor, hrvatsku
pjesmu, hrvatsku nosnju i
druge razne hrvatske pokra-
jinske obicaje; trece, da od-
gajaju dobre i postene gra-
diane owe zemlje, sebi i svi-
ma mama ma ponos.. Tako i
S tim sprecavaju da ova nasa
1djeca ne dospiju u razne ku-
&c popravilista, nego da nam
budu ma diku i ponos.
Mary Plesa i ucitelj Sam
cuzella netraze nece nika-
kovu specijalnu cast i prizna-
ME, nego svaka cast i pri-
znanje majkama owe djece,
koje su organizirane pod J.
menom Mothers Auxiliary
"a buducnost i bolje bratsko
razumjevanje i "a jaeu HBZ.
Evo sto Amerikanci kazu
o nasoj omladini, nasoj ma
rodnoj nosnji, nasoj pjesmi,
enasoj tamburici nasim igra-
ma: - Mayor grada Chicago
je lijepo pozdravio nasu DIE
Gu i make kad su nastupili
ma "a. septembra 1856, ma
Festivalu sviju nacija u ma
rodnim nosnjama. Hrvatska j.
gra Kolo zauzimlje prvo mje'
sto ovog velikoga Festivala
grada Chicago. Odbor je po'
zvao nasu djecu da budu pri'
sutni ma otkricu spomeniks
famoznoga predsjednika Lin
colna ma 20-og oktobra o. g
uoci njihova prvog nastupa
General Hilton je lijepo re-
kao O djeci majkama u
geo je njih "a PRIMER l
svom govoru pred chikaskin
Chamber of Commerce. Or
je pozdravio hrvatske make
koje su Sc organizirale de
drze svoju djecu ma okupl
"a promicanje hrvatske kul
ture podrzavanje hrvatskif
aobicaja, i S tim spreeavajl
zle namjere djece. Pokvarens
djeca su danas, on rece, maj
veci problem owe zemlje gdj'
sam zakon nije u stanju d;
ueini i sprijeci lopovluk po
kvarene djece bez roditelja
bratskih organizacija svij,
naciia. Vidi sc il raznih pi
sama, raznih americkih trgo
vina, koji su poslali materi
jalnu pomoc "a daljne trent
ranje nase djece i apeliraj'
ma make, da Sc opet obrat'
kad i'm zatreba materijaln'
pomoc.
Mary Plesa Sc je obratil'
pismeno ma 81. predsjednik'
H.B.Z., brata V. I. Mandic'
i direktora Braidica. Pism'
je procitano ma zasjedanj1
Glavnog Odbora ma 10. Ok
tobra o. G. i ma preporuk'
brata Braidica je jednoglas
no odobreno $10O IL Sport
i Education funda poslan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

Mnogo je lakse varati ljude
nego iii ciniti da sc smiju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

Svako d OBJ a zeli. svoje j.
gracke.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

Budala uvijek nadje vecu
budalu cd sebe, koja ga slavi.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24

had an important role in the dedica
ton of the new addition, and repre-.
sentatives of classes as far back as
the Class of 1881 attended the cere-
monies.
Present from the first graduating
class was DR.. Helen Barnes of Find
lay. The second class was represented
by Mrs. D. Sherrick, the former
Hettie Vernon of Harrod, and the
third class by Mrs. J. d. Ewing, the
former Lizzie Flick, who lived in
Carey at the time.
The Class of 'S4 was represented by
Horace G. Murray.
DR.. Orden C. Smucker, '27, now a
professor at Michigan State univer-
sity, was president of the Alumni
association at the time and Winifred
Scheid Mangum 10, was vice presi-
dent. Mabel Jones '07 was correspond
ing secretary and Elizabeth Hummon
Short '09 was recording secretary.
Fittingly enough Banker E. c. Romey
700 was treasurer.
In the late 193O's when the Mt.
Cory and Rawson school districts were
consolidated and m any Hancock
county children in Orange Township
were placed in that district, the en-
rollment within the present district
was reduced. While the school enroll
ment within the present district has
steadily increased, there has been no
need for further building in the
high school in recent years.
Death Knell For Old Building
However, the original building
which housed Bluffton's first high
school IS years ago was recently
deemed to have served its useful pur-
pose. Obsolete heating and plumbing
created problems, and many con-
sidered it had become fire trap.
In November of 1854, at the request
of the board of education and Super
intendent A. B. Murray, Bluffton
school district residents gave over
whelming support to S395,000 bond
issue to replace the old elementary
building. There were 1108 votes for
the new building to 21S against the
bond issue.
Bonds were promptly sold and con-
tracts awarded early in 1855 and by
last year at this time, the old building
was on it's way to the ground.
Thus within a 75-year yeriod, the
original high school building had been
outgrown and outmoded, and only the
old school bell remains to toll its
passing and ring in a new era on the
Diamond Jubilee anniversary of the
first high school class.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
VISITING ALUMNI

Continued from page l, sec. q
Richland high school and the pupils
enrolled in the entire district hac
rapidly increased. AS early as 1884,
there were 402 pupils enrolled in the
schools, but by 1904 the number hac
jumped to $40, and by 1926 stood at
between 600 and 700 children.
There was total of seven teachers
in both elementary and high school in
1884, by 1904, 13, and in 1926 the
faculty totaled over 20.
From 1921 to 1929 the high school
was maintained as joint high school
of the village and township, and upon
the creation of the Bluffton- Richland
Village School District in July, 1929,
it again became necessary to furnish
additional secondary school facilities.
The voters were asked once more on
November 4, 1880, to approve bond
issue amounting to $148,000 to re
model and construct an addition to
the 1912 building.
High School Addition Built
AS in the past, the interest of
Bluffton people in their schools was
manifest in the three to one vote in
favor of the debt. The bond issue
carried 920 "for" the issue as against
319 against" it.
Construction work on the addition
started in May, 1881, and it was
dedicated during American Education
Week, November 6-12s 1888. A. ]. B.
Longsdorf was superintendent at the
time.
The high school Alumni association
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
SOY YeGr-OLd Bell
To Ring Alumni
Back To School

That bell you'll hear ringing
Saturday night is, the same big
brass bell that hung for so years
in the former Jackson street
school building.
Silas Diller, chairman of the
alumni committee to preserve the
bell, has made arrangements for
the huge piece weighing LOO
pounds to ring back to the
Alumni banquet, the former
pupils who once answered its
call to classes.
Members of the association
have been asked to contribute to
the Memorial Bell Fund. A num-
Der of suggestions have been
made as to how the bell can be
used. but thus far nothing
definite has been accepted.
One suggestion was that it be
set up as victory bell at Har-
mon Field to be rung only when
the Pirate team is victorious,
thus announcing the triumph to
the town. Approximately $500 to
5000 will be needed, Diller esti-
mates.
Other members of the COM
mittee are Armin and Bruce
Hauenstem, w. 0. Geiger,
Wilhelm Amstutz, Lynn Car
mack, Charles Hilty Jr., and Dan
Triplehorn.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24

When older members of the
association tried to halt the mischief
there ensued quite a tussle unbe-
coming young men about to set sail
toward life's higher goals.
Herbert Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Gratz and Alumni President
Ralph Stearns might add details to
this story.
Until now, the Alumni banquet
honoring the 50th graduating class
has been the best attended of all.
Wilhelm Amstutz was president of
the association that year, and plans
brought more than 400 former stu
dents to the reunion. Mrs. Maud
Murray Boehmer, '84, wrote school
history for the occasion.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
Alumni Reunion Recalls Gay EScGpades
At Association Meetings OF BygOne Times

Alumni reunions have long been
time for old classmates to get
together and review "the good old
days.. Upon several occasions old
grads have been moved by recollec-
tions of the exhuberance of younger
days to engage in pranks not exactly
befitting their years.
Certain members of the association
will recall the incident of the ghost
in Maple Grove cemetery or the
night the seniors attempted to place
their colors on the flagpole atop the
Jackson street school.
There was a period when it was
the fashion for community dinners
such as the Alumni banquet to be
held in Bluffton hotels. The Russell
hotel, which stood where the Citizens
bank is now located, was frequently
the setting for the spring social
event.
Graveyard Escapade
It was at one of these banquets
when the Glass of 1903, or was it
the Class of 1904, was graduated
that the ghost incident occurred.
Someone started a story that white
form had been seen on numerous
occasions at midnight in Maple Grove
possibly the spirit of a deceased
school marin.
When one of the girls asked George
Combs if the story were true, G. w.
is reported to have sworn that it
was, and declared that he had him
self seen the apparition.
This, of course, resulted in form
ing posse of ghost hunters and off
to Maple Grove.
When the party arrived and
walked among the tombstones, sure
enough, there appeared white figure
in a distant corner of the graveyard.
One of the young men, who
apparently was Doubling Thomas
shouted out, "I've got gun. Well
see whether it's ghost or not"
With this, the ghost is reported
to have shouted out, "Don't shoot,
don't shoot" and quickly disappeared
IN the nearby thicket.
SchoOlyard Tussle
On another occasion it will be
recalled how one of the classes being
received into the Alumni association
chose the occasion to display its
colors, whatever they were, on the
flag pole atop the Jackson street
building.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
PIRATE BASKETBALL

Continued from page a, sec. p
Kibele, Paul Crosser, Robert Pogue
Eli Garmatter, Walter Stratton, Rob-
ert Wise, Kent Hauenstein, Coach
Glen Johnson.
1929 - Norman Triplett, Howard
Triplehorn, John Hartzler, Robert
Schaublin, Garfield Griffith, Ross Ir.
win, Gerald Berry, Wade Basinger
oDell Alspach, Manley Thompson
Coach, Dwain Murray.
1881 - Howard Triplehorn, Man.
ley Thompson, Dwight Diller, Gar
field Griffith, O'Dell Alspach, Ross
Irwin, Emerson Niswander, Robert
Balmer, Richard Ludwig, Nelson Ba-
singer, Coach, Andrew j. Robson.
1887 - Herb Kindle, Marion
Fisher, Robert Murray, Evan Soash
Paul Kliewer, John Stonehill, Dicl
Wenger, Dale Good, Bert Smucker
Coach, Garfield Griffith.
1910 - Norman Beidler, Russ
Gratz, Bob Cooney, Roger Howe
John Hermann, Pete Schmidt, Clyde
Fisher, Don Clark, George Burk-
holder, Romanus Zuercher, Ralph
Short. Coach Dwight Diller.
1912 - Russ Gratz, Rich Gratz
Bob Cooney, John Hermann, Roger
Howe, Norman Beidler, Pete Schmidt,
Byron Fritchie, Bob Burkholder, Fred
Hermann. Coach Dwight Diller.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
DO YOU RECALL

How the opening of the Lake Erie
& Louisville Railroad in November
1872, seemed to impart new life to
Bluffton, and only few years after
it became necessary to erect a new
school.
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In 1870, Bluffton had a census of
48O persons, but by 1875 when the
Jackson street school was built, it
had jumped to 1,105.
The first municipal election was
held August II, 1861, and Josiah S.
Powell was elected Mayor.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24

Omar Griffith, Zoe Miller, Leila
Frick, Abe Block, Estella Amstutz,
Harvey Gratz, Lysle Baumgartner,
Jesse Steiner, Ralph Stearns, Fred
Augsburger, Edgar Niswander, John
Burkholder, Rosella Biederman, Ezra
Moser, Eddyth West, Donavin Baum
gartner, Waldo Bogart, Waldo Black
burn and Steiner Geiger.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
KoHLPs CARTOON ROLL

There was a period in Bluffton
school history when the Literary
society was the fashionable organ
ization to belong to. Some alumni
will recall the unique cartoon roll
prepared by Albert Kohl which was
used by superintendent U. w.
Shappell in illustrating his lectures
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
before the society.
ATTENTION CLASS OF IA

The following play cast should
stir reeollections Of certain Biuffton
high school alumni members, vintage
Of 1913.
The cast for the Junior class play.
She Stoops to Conquer" included
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24

AS the Glass of '39 was preparing
for graduation week Zitella Gettles,
a member of the class, was taken to
Community hospital for an appen-
dectomV.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
THE BLUFFToN NEWS. BLUFFToN. OHIO
Best Basketball
Record Established
Bg 1861 Pirates

The 1946-47 cage team had the best
record of any squad ever to represent
Bluffton high school. That season,
under Coach Kent Cotterman, the Pi-
rates won Is and lost none. They were
beaten by Lima st. Rose, 50-48, in the
Exempted Village and Parochial
tournament at Ada.
Another undefeated Pirate cage
team was the one Of 1943-44. That year
the locals, under Coach Russell Has
son, had $50. mark. They fell at
Celina, 1873, to Lima st. Johns.
The 1929 team coach by Dwain
Murray was also undefeated in the
regular season, but it included only
IL games.
Other outstanding records: 1929,
23-1; 1881, 22-2; 1887, 20-2; 1941,
1873; 1912, 1876; 1888, 14-5; 1899,
10-4. These marks included tourna-
ment games.
There was no Class 1905 because
that year Bluffton became a first
class high school, going from three
year to four-year class.
Some of the earliest Alumni
association meetings were held in
Bluffton hotels, and the Hotel Russell
was favorite meeting place.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01

vent re-occurrence" of wide
spread mass layoffs such as auto
mobile workers are now suffering.
The meeting is scheduled to be
held at 1000 am. Friday, June 8,
at the Veterans Memorial Building.
Presidents of affected local unions
also will participate.
Included in the invitations is
this statement:
1T is the feeling of the Union
that the problem of unemployment
is a broad economic and social
problem and not private matter
between the worker and his en-
ployer. Since unemployment does
affect the. economic welfare and
prosperity of other segments in our
society, and ultimately tne whole
community, especially in those
cities in which the auto industry
is the primary source of employ
ment, we believe that this problem
should be discussed by representa-
tives of the communities who have
vital stake in this matter.
'In addition to the critical un-
employment problems, short work
weeks are prevalent throughout the
auto industry and this added seri-
Gus loss of purchasing power is not
reflected in the unemployment
statistics.