The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-31

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stein attended a meeting of the North
west District Association of Druggist.
in Delphos last week The speaker
was from the state sales tax depart
ment. Yes, we continue to pay!
The Emmett Stauffers' son ant
family of Findlay visited with then
over Sunday.
Mrs. Millen Geiger entertained Sat
urday night for Mrs. Orlo Marshal
who leaves soon to spend the wintel
in Arizona. Guests were Mrs. Marsh
all, Mrs. A. j. B. Longsdorf, Mis-.
Mildred Keel, Mrs. Elmer Short, Mrs
M. r. Bixel and Miss Madelaine Blk
ell of Fostoria.
Mrs. Minnie Patrick Murray ha.
gone to visit her daughter, Mrs
Frank Madden of Dayton, before con
tinuing down to Florida for the win
ter.
Miss Loretta Nonnamaker was
home from Elkhart, Indiana, visiting
her parents on Jackson street. She
completes her work next month as q
medical X-ray laboratory technician.
Mrs, L. B. Cahill of Dayton has
been here this week to assist her
mother, Mrs. Orlo Marshall in NOV
| ing to the Biederman apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen McCluer and
daughter, Donna Mae, visited in
Marietta this past week end.
Mrs. Helen Worthington is now
occupying her apartment on Cherry
street after having been away from
Bluffton for number of years.
Mrs. Harry Yoder occupied the
Rockport Presbyterian church pull
pit this past Sunday, as the regular
pastor, Rev: Dale Dickey, has been
sick with the flu. She spoke on the
Reformation what Do We Be
lieve?"
Thorne Lauriat, junior at Capitol
university, Columbus, has been home,
sick with the flu, but not too i'll to
wish his mother success at the polls
in November.
Mrs. c. Henry Smith entertained a
number of times this past week for
her niece and house guest, Miss
Rachel Albrecht of Princeton, Illi-
nois. Miss Albrecht has now returned
home
The John Gilberts and the Cleon
Tripletts spent the week end in Steu-
benville with the Trip!ett's daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Carts.
To those friends away from Bluff
ton the trees and gardens are a
riot of color = we hope you too are
enjoying the hues of Autumn.
New sidewalks are being laid in
front of the properties, on Campus
Drive, of the Clair Fetts and the Ray
Tripletts. A nice improvement
Bruce Triplett, freshman at Albion
college. Michigan, spent the week end
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Triplett.
The Erich Gellerts have moved
from the college house on High street
to the Fox property on College av-
enue. The Robert Hammans are NOV
ing into the High street property. Mr..
Hamman is admissions counselor for
the college.
Miss Agnes AmstutZ of Tupper
Lake, New York, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. c. D. Amstutz of Jack
son street.
Mrs. Millen Geiger, a worker for
the Allen County Child Welfare asso-
citation, is one of three taking six
weeks training course given by
staff worker, member of the State
Welfare association.
Mrs. Will Luginbuhl of Kibler street
her Sunday school class
last week. Miss Ada Lapp, who trav-
eled abroad this past summer, told
of the many churches she visited.
Mrs. Marie Brand has returned
from visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rog-
er Howe of Cleveland, and has moved
into an apartment above the Hauen-
stein and Son Drug store.
The Armin Hauensteins, Mrs. Sid
ney Hauenstein and Edgar Hauen-
stein visited the Rev. Leonard McIn-
tires West Bethesda church on Sun
day and heard good sermon on the
Reformation = challenge to all.
Mrs. Dora A. Luginbuhl is leaving
for Tempe, Arizona to stay
or the winter with her daughter
Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Bright. She win
De travelling by plane. Enroute she
will visit several days with her son
Carl at Bedford Indiana.
Basinger ambulance removals Mrs.
,pangler from her home on Geiger
street to the Bluffton hospital; Rex