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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-24

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ko buducnos Stoga nemomo odbaciti plan brata Belle
nego podjimo odave naogom Izvrsnom Odboru da ga
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sec september Nas osobni osjeca trebau stvar
bit unasani. Kod dobrobt buducnost Zajednice
mora bt ma prvom mjestu.
Nakon toga brat Mandich pita, da je Glavni Odbor
prpravan gasovane preporuc glavnog tanika To e
Konacno, brat Bella predlaze, brat Krasc podupire
predog kako sljedi: Obzirom ma cnenicu da oval plan
nie prhvatv duhu jednogasnost Gavnog Odbora pred
laze Sc, da Sc cijel plan odgodi.
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Nakon toga brat Ovcarc predaze brat Skrtic podu-
predlog da zvjeSta glavnog tanika prlm kako
podnesen i suglasju svima raspravama odukama,
koe kod toga usedile. Prima
Buduci je proSlo pet sat gavni predsednik prekida
zasedanje urce sjedncu sredu jutro, 27 marca,
1857. godne. Stephen F. Brkich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-24
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Sedme sednce, cetvrtak prize podne, 20. 1857
Glavn predsjednik brat " 1. Mandch, otvara sedmu
sjednicu Gavnog Odbora cetvrtak jutro 2S. marca,
1857. godine pozdravon.
Prisutn svi clanovi Glavnog Odbora casnc.
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Sad b htio da Pomladak preuzme tn odgovornost
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ia mogu soziti evom preporukom koja je pred
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aktuarima stvar razgledamo posovne strane.
Brat Bella - Buduc jednom kao upravitelj vodo
to Odjelenje amogu smpatizirat dubokom brgom
ia Grashe boljtak Ponlatka Ali ipak mi sv znamo,
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seste sednce, srijeda poslje podne ~. marca 1857


Glavni predsjednik brat " Mandich, sjedncu
pozdravonl. Prisutni svi glavn odbornci casnici
Brat Mandc pozve brata S. F. Brkich da cita zapis
mix treceg zasjedanja Brat Brich cta zapisnik koj
usvaa maim spravcma ma predog sestre Nlkslc pod-
prt po bratu Boricu.
Brat Mandc podnasa raspravu po izvjestaju naseg
pravnog savjetnka brata Edward servova koga
90 s
brata Servova izvjestaj prima
Potion brat servov prelaz objasnjene fonda skola
rne Hrvatske Bratske On kaze da e tai fond
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ternal Union Scholarship Foundaton-a Inc On je obas
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dentma, koji zatraze e. pomoe "a skolarmu
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b posvecena edino prncpma, da uzmogne izgradji-
vati veee ace jezgre intelgentnog vodstva gradana
Dajnje potankost izaci ce dojducim izdanjima "a
iedncara.
Potion Sc sugestju gavnog predsjednika prekida
dnevn red predstava predsavnke Lpschutz Organi-
zacije sina koji vode posao organzacama kao
sa dobvane novog canstva popularzranjem nase Ia
jednce sto b blo korist zaklade skoarine Hrvaske
Bratske Zajednce bozcnm cesttkama koje bi pro-
davale naSim clanovina
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poznavane toga posla kako b Zazednica dobvaa kost
tom organzacjom. Trgovina b vodla bazi $3.50,
naime podea ma pol pol profita Tai profit bi sao "a
kadu skolarne.
Posije povela rasprava po tome, ali nije stvoren
zakucak, vec Sc prepuslo ma proucavanje i naknadno
rjesenje.
Ptanje primanju izvjesaja drugog gavnog podpred,
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Pete sjednice, srjeda prize podne, 81. marca 1857

Pete sjednice, srijeda prize podne 27 marca 1857.
Glavn predsjednl1 brat v l. Mandch, otvara sednicu
pozdravo. Prsutni svi glavn odbornici casnici zm
pravnog savjetnika.
Ma redu je izvestaj upravitela Decjeg Donna, brata
Sarca, ko ctaju brat Bella pax brat Mandic. Nakon e
proeitan ostavlja Sc "a naknadno primane.
Brat Bella cita opsrno izvjesaj nasega aktuara fl
nancjanom stanju poslovanju nase zaednice. Iestaj
e zanmljiv pax su nasala ptanja "a boe upoznavane
vjesta daje prav gospodasku slku zajednice nen
predak.
Ma red dolaz prmanje zvjestaa drugog glavnog pod
predsednika, brata Mana VraneSa On ponovno ca IL
vjestaj, maine, promjene, sto e trazio brat Mandc.
Po tom izvestau razvila rasprava kojoj ucestvuu
svi sjednc prsuni, so e uzelo puno nakon
svestrane raspave brat Nkoa Hnc preporuca da bra
Vranes Mandic sasanu da on jusobno rese spo-
razrmno sporna pitanja izvjestaju
Brat Bazdaric predsedate sJednce, postavlja ptane
bracu Mandica i Vranesa da Ii su spremni medju-
sobn razgovor sporazm Obojica pristaju sastanak
zakjucue zasedane urce nastavak siednce poslje
podne. Flip Vukelic
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
BeaUerddnl Schools
Open September 3

Beaverdam schools will open at i
p. m. Tuesday, September 3, super
intendent John Cindric announced
this week.
Buses will leave at 1915 p. m.
for the regular routes which were
established in the second half of the
1956-57 school year. Buses will leave
at a. m. the following morning to
pick up high school, elementary and
kindergarten pupils.
Kindergarten will open at a. m.
Wednesday morning. Cindric said all
children entering first grade and
kindergarten must have immunization
and vaccination records.
First meals will be served in the
cafeteria on Wednesday, September
4, he said. A milk dispenser has been
installed in the elementary building
for the new year.
Faculty members will meet for
their full organizational meeting at
the school building at 9 a. m. Tues
day, September 3, the Beaverdam
superintendent said
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Accident Insurance
Available For
Pupils This Year

School accident insurance will be
available for all pupils in the Bluff
ton school system this year, superin-
tendent A. B. Murray announced
after school board meeting August 13.
Insurance costs will be SITS per
pupil Murray said. Insurance is not
compulsory.
The insurance provided would
cover accidental injury or death at
school or on the way to or from
school, he said. Paul King, local
agent for Nationwide Insurance pre-
sented the insurance plan which was
accepted.
All sports except football are includ-
ed in the injury clause of the con-
tract
In other action the board renewed
the Nationwide contract for school
bus insurance for the 1888 school
year.
Murray announced that Albert
Badertscher and associates have been
hired to replace borken sections of
sidewalk at the elementary school
building. Sidewalks on Lawn avenue
and the paved alley south of the
building will be repaired.
The board also approved the Page
Dairy company to supply milk to the
school cafeteria for the 1888 school
year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
p. u. C. O. Promises Full Investigation
Of BIuffOn Telephone Service Complaints

A full-scale p. U. C. o. investiga-
tion of Bluffton complaints about
telephone service was promised
Monday night at an Ohio Public
Utilities hearing in Napoleon.
At the same time, however, local
telephone users were cautioned not
to expect too much of the investiga-
tion alone, and were urged to con-
tinue making records of their COM
plants, taking particular care to
note the exact date and time as
well as specific nature of their
troubles.
Generally a tremendous volume of
authenticated service complaints are
needed to establish a case, it was
pointed out at the meeting by Mr..
Basil Boritzki, chief communications
officer of the Public Utilities Com
mission of Ohio.
This is necessary because past
experience has proved to the Utili-
ties Commission that the instant
their investigators launch a checkup
in any particular system, local serv-
ice ordinarily becomes miraculously
letter-perfect and remains that way
until the investigators leave.
Complaints were presented at the
hearing not only from Bluffton, but
from most of the other communi-
ties making up the Northwestern
Telephone Subscribers association,
a group organized last winter to
fight proposed telephone rate in
creases and to seek improvement of
service.
Principal categories in which
Bluffton complaints are centered
were presented to Mr.. Boritzki, as
follows:
Inadequate long distance fac
ilities, because of the feeling there
are insufficient lines between here
and Lima. In addition to COM
plants from Bluffton subscribers,
cases were presented to the COM
mission in which outsiders calling
Bluffton cannot get through because
of overloaded lines. Charges were
made by the local committee and il
believes these outside calls some
times may be held up deliberately to
make outgoing service look better.
2-Some small businesses and in
dividual subscribers feel they are
being compelled to wait longer than
necessary for long-distance service
So larger local industries and bust.
nesses can get preference. Six bust
ness operations were among those
placing complaints on that basis.
3-The usual charges against
what the committee claims is Bluff
toms "antiquated" common battery
system also were presented, repeat
ing again the arguments presented
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Obtain Huge Tent
For Evangelical
Crusade Sept. LIS

A large tent measuring LOT 227
feet has been obtained for the Cru
sade for Christ" campaign to be
sponsored locally September lis by
the Tri-County Evangelistic associa-
ton, it was announced this week.
The huge tent obtained from an
evangelical group at orrville, Ohio
will be pitched on State Route 696 at
the Allen-Putnam County line, four
miles west and two miles north of
Bluffton.
The Rev. Myron S. Augsburger of
Eastern Mennonite college, Harrison
burg, Va, will be the evangelist. He
will be assisted by ]. Mark Stauffer,
song leader, also of Eastern Men
MONTE college.
The tent and other equipment is
the property of Christian Laymen's
Tent Evangelism, Inc, of Orrville.
The organization has more than 225
members living in nine states and
three foreign countries. Its primary
purpose is to provide equipment and
facilities for mass evangelistic meet
ings.
The organization will provide the
local Crusade with two smaller tents
also. Other equipment includes three
semi-trailers, four house trailers, two
generators for electricity, lighting
and sound equipment and chairs for
seating.
During the summers of 1855 and
1856 there were $4,000 people minis
tered to with approximately 5000 pub
lie commitments to Christ resulting.
The Bluffton-P Pandora Crusade will be
the last for this season. Other areas
visited. this summer were Waynes-
boro, Va, Lancaster, Pa, and Orr
vile, Ohio.
In addition to the nightly tent meet
ings, a daily 15-minute radio broad
cast is scheduled over WILMA, Lima
at II: As p. m.
The churches of this community and
others are being invited to join in
this gospel ministry which is inter-
denominational. More specific infor-
nation can be obtained from Hiram
Kohl, Pandora, and Francis Niswan-
der, president and secretary of the
local group.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Blufton's Eleventh New Residence
In 81 Started This Week By John Klay

Buttons eleventh new home to be
started in 1857 was underway this
week when John Klay of KWK Con-
struction company began work on a
home of his own at the south edge of
town on Old Route Is.
Basement for the new home was
excavated and Mr.. Klay began Tues
day to pour footers for the new three
bedroom ranch style home to be
erected there. The house will measure
IA feet by 30 feet including two
car garage.
Exterior of the Klay home will be
of sandstone and brick veneer. Hot
water heat will probably be used.
Bluffton Eastland, Inc, was also
completing the Grove avenue home
which they started last fall and con-
struction of framework on a new
three-bedroom home on South Lawn
avenue was started. The basement
was built for this house on the former
Biery property last fall.
Building of new homes, which start
ed out at slower pace than last year
may be speeded up late this summer
and early fall.
A bulldozer operated by Jerome
Herr started Monday to level out lot
sites for the new National Homes
development on the County Line road,
and engineers were setting stakes for
a new development planned by Albert
Badertscher at the south end of
Geiger street.
Employees of West Ohio Gas COM
pany were busy Tuesday morning lay
ing a new gas main along Geiger
street from Cherry street to the new
Badertscher subdivision. The fore
man in charge also said that the
company is laying a new pipe line
on Lawn avenue. An old two-inch line
will be replaced on Lawn avenue with
a new three-inch main for better SER
vice to consumers in that area.
The municipal water department
was also busy this week making a
long discussed improvement to the
system on the east side of town. Dead
end water mains at the eastern ends
of Cherry street and Jefferson avenue
are being joined by a main laid in
the County line road between these
two points.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Triplett's Request
For Parking Lot
Delayed Again

Triplett Electrical Instrument COM
pany efforts to provide blacktop
parking lot for its employees were
stalled again at village council meet
| ing August 13 when nocompany
representative was able to attend
the meeting and provide the coun-
ell with a legal description of the
land the company wishes to acquire
Village solicitor John Harnishfeger
had prepared an ordinance authoriz-
ing the council to advertise for bids
on the property but no action could
be taken on the ordinance without
word from the Triplett company.
The ground was decided to the vii
age by the company over 20 years
ago but has been maintained as a
company parking lot since that time.
Last February the company indi-
Gated they would like to re-acquire
the ground so they could blacktop it
and maintain it regularly.
Since underground water reser-
voirs belonging to the village are now
under the property approval had to
come from the board of public affairs.
This was granted with the stipula-
ton that no sewers closer than ex-
listing sewer lines be permitted on
the property.
After receiving approval from the
board, action was delayed when
Harnishfeger told the council he had
discovered the property could be re-
Continued on page 101
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22

DR.. Howard NJ. Shelly, Buttons
newest physician, viii actively begin
the practice of medicine here Sept. 1
and will open his new office Sept. 3.
Office hours kept by the new doctor
will be 1 to 4 p. m daily, except
Thursday, and Z to 9 p. m. each Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday.
His office and residence will be in
the remodeled home Dr. and Mrs.
Shelly purchased from the Murray
Triplehorn family at 554 S. Main
street this spring.
A Bluffton college graduate of 1850,
DR.. Shelly received his medical de-
gree from the University of Illinois
college of medicine, Chicago. His in
ternship, which he completed this
summer, was done at Lima Me-
mortal hospital
A native of the Quakertown, Pa,
area, he graduated from East Green
vile, Pa, high school. DR.. Shelly is
member of a large family, which
has sent a number of children to
Bluffton college.
He is married to the former Carol
Simon of Lima, also Bluffton col
lege graduate. They have five-year-
old daughter Marian Irene.
Early this spring Dr. Shelly kept
office hours for DR.. F. D. Rodabaugh
and Dr. B. w. Travis while they were
medical meetings.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
kindergarten Pupils
To Be Enrolled
Sept. 3 At School

Enrolment of kindergarten pupils
for the coming year will be conducted
Tuesday, September 3, Miss Meredith
Stepleton, elementary school principal
announced this week.
Kindergarten will be split into two
sessions this year, she said.
The morning sessions will be for
rural pupils residing east of the Old
Dixie highway and town pupils living
north of Cherry street. The afternoon
sessions will be for rural pupils west
of the Old Dixie and town pupils
south of the Cherry-Church street
line.
Miss Stepleton said this system will
have practically an equal enrolment
in each session. The morning session
will be conducted from 8:45 a. m. to
II a. m. and the afternoon session
from 1 to 3 p. m.
Pupils to enter the morning session
will be enrolled Tuesday, September
5, from 8:45 a. m. to II a. m. Pupils
who will attend the afternoon session
will bee enrolled from to p. m. the
same afternoon.
Miss Margaret Groman, kindergar-
ten teacher, will conduct the registra-
ton at the kindergarten room in the
elementary school building. Pupils to
be enrolled must be accompanied to
the registration session by parent.
This will provide an opportunity for
parents and teacher to become
acquainted.
Boys and girls who will be five
years old on, or before, October /,
are eligible for the kindergarten.
Parents of the children must be
residents of the Bluffton school
district.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community hospital dur
ing the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs Jackie Lee Weyer,
Bluffton, boy, Thomas Lewis, born
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Alspach, Mt.
Cory, a girl, Pamela Lynne. born
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mario DiaZ, Jr.,
Pandora, girl, Anita, born last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Criblez, Ada,
girl, Cathleen Jo, born Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Augsburger,
Bluffton, a boy, born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Steiner, Bluff
ton, a boy, born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ludwig, Raw
son, a boy, born Tuesday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22

Western style square dancing will
be introduced to this community at
the annual picnic of the Bluffton
Business Mems association Thurs
day evening, August %, at Buckeye
Lake Park
The westerniZed version of the do
si-do will be brought here by Bus
Gratz, Bluffton, square dance in
structor at the Lima YMCA.
Gratz recently attended a two-day
workshop at DePaw university,
Greencastle, Ind, sponsored by the
Indiana Square Dance Callers asso-
citation. At Greencastle, Gratz re-
ceived instruction in the western
dance under the nationally famous
caller, Les Gotcher.
The new dance technique will be
demonstrated by group of repre-
sentatives from six Lima square
dance clubs, Eight couples form
Pairs and Squares, Promenaders, Do
Si-Dos, Square Hi Squares, Merry
Rounders and Calico Squares will
make up the demonstration team.
Mr.. Gratz will call the square
dance session at the picnic and al
will be invited to try out the western
dances as well as more familiar
eastern squares and round dancing
Free swimming will be provided a
the picnic from 2 to 6 p. m. and po
luck supper will be served from 6:3(
to 7:3O. After supper dancing vii
be enjoyed on the cement terrace.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
James E. Henry
Admitted To Bar

James E. Henry, Route 1, Bluff
ton was among 13 northwestern Ohio
residents who successfully passed the
state bar examination given in June,
according to an announcement by the
Ohio Supreme court.
Henry, a graduate of Ohio North
ern university and ONU College of
Law, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Henry Route /, Bluffton.
Bluffton's new lawyer expects to do
a hitch in the armed services before
he begins to practice.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Archery Exhibit
Added Picnic Feature

An archery exhibition has been
promised as an added attraction at
the Bluffton Business Mems associa-
ton picnic Thursday of next week, it
was announced at press time.
The Shawnee Bowmen of Lima will
stage the demonstration under direc-
ton of Dave Darbyshire from $50 to
$50 p. m. and after supper until
dusk. A range will be set up and
supervised by Dallas Berry for the
local association. Former Bluftfon
archery club members will be invited
to try their skill with a possible OBJ
ject of reviving the sport locally.
The Shawnee Bowmen are operat-
ing a range at the Allen County Fair.
Sam Johnson is president and Don
Herold, secretary-treasurer. The club
numbers about 100 members and is
YMCA activity.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Local Teachers
Get BGSU Degrees

Paul d. Bixel, 295 Sounth Lawn
avenue, will receive his masters de-
gree in commencement exercises at
Bowling Green State university at
4 p. m. Friday afternoon. There are
191 candidates for graduation at
Fridays commencement.
The August graduates will bring the
number of students who will have re-
ceived degrees at BGSU in 1857 to a
total of 763, with 140 graduated in
February and 422 in June.
Mr.. Bixel, son of Mrs. Halle Bixel,
has been teaching at Portage.
The bachelor of science degree in
education will also be awarded to
Miss Genevieve E. Beagle of 100 w.
Washington street, Mt. Cory. The
daughter of Mrs. Clark Beagle, Gene
We've is a former Bluffton teacher
and is now teaching in the Mt. Cory
school.