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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-24
PROPERTY FOR SALE
A FARM OR HOME

BLUFFTON
5 ROOM MODERN house, one floor
plan garage attached. Good location
7-ROOM HOUSE, bath, double garage
reasonable
GROOM MODERN BRICK, double
garage, close in.
GROOM AND BATH, semi-modern.
Priced right.
LOTS NEAR TOWN
8 ACRES along old Dixie Highway
with excellent frontage near new
golf course
100 ACRE FARM, good buildings
soufheasr-ss Bluffton
60 ACRE farm with sood set OF
buildings southeast of Bluffton.
40 ACRE farm without buildings
- southeast of Bluffton.
40 ACRE fran, 31s miles Southwest
of Bluffton, good set of buildings,
modern conveniences, newly decor
ated house, Bluffton school district.
FARM without buildings,
Southwest of Bluffton
so ACRE EARN south of Bluffton,
well tiled, buildings in excellent
condition.
35sACRES near Bluffton, good for
farming ar~s1bdividing.
RAWSON: One floor, modern five
room house and garage. Nice lot.
81 ACRES of almost new land. Five
miles east of Lima with " mile of
frontage on High ST. road. Includes
beautiful modern brick home. All
buildings less than years old.
INCOME BUILDING with 8 business
establishments and hotel in choice
location.
NEED farms in Bluffton School
District. List with us for courteous,
efficient service.
Financing Available.
Charles S. Reese, Realtor
Pandora, Ohio Phone 1901
Mrs. William Garmatter, Salesman
Bluffton, Ohio Phone 637-R
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HOUSE, 6 rooms, for sale or rent
across from Ex-Cell-O on Route 103.
Vacant November Is. d. Ewing.
BOB WHICH property on County
Line road. Call 585-T.
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131 ACRES

131 ACRES
A splendid farm in the Rawson area.
2-story hon1e IS modern, has furnace
heat. Barn is large. The corn crib
has attached machine shed, other
buildings. Call now for more informa-
ton.
12O ACRES
Become the proud owner of this
quality farm northeast of Bluffton.
Large, modern home has hardwood
floors. built-inn in kitchen, downstairs
bath Fine set of buildings includes
two-car garage. Ask to see it.
Richard ]. Boehr, Salesman
Bluffton Phone $3.50
Arthur w. Gnagi, Realtor
Lima, Ohio Phone CA 5-1931
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CEMETERY MONUMENTS and
markers. Quality at fair prices.
James Balmer, 1231a South Main,
Bluftap, representative for Birhupei-
er Mofaments, offering Qhie's 1arg-
est indoor nrenUrfM display at Der
phos, Ohio. If
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ELECTION SUPPER - Tuesday,
November 5. Ladies of the Church
,of Christ will hold jitney supper,
IN the church basement-5 till q.
Good eats. N-3O
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BATHINETTE and Thayer buggy,
both like new. Mrs. Lee Hursey,
phone 484-W.
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Mrs. Hiram D. Augsburger in Fl.
Wayne, Indiana. o
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81 SACKS OF CEMENT, half
price. Gene Benroth, Bluffton East
land, Inc.
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FOR SALE-SrOCK
w A N T E D

HOMES for a kittens. Call Delbert
Gratz, phone 412-G.
ARE YOU HOUSING an un-
wanted but good playing piano? The
Bluffton Lutheran church will give
it a good home. Please call Mrs.
Orville Basinger or Mrs. Don Ream.
ODD JOBS such as raking leaves
etc, by IL and 13 year old boys.
Bob and Jim Badertscher. Phone
477-G. t.e.-.e 's.-ss !, aYgs. ss@..4s
VI
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WANTED TO RENT

MODERN, convenient, unfurnished
4-roor apartment, call 513-W or
contact Charles Hilty at The Bluff
-&OnrfvpWssssrss-s~-~-- f.
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SEE ME- for cemetery monuments
and markers of all kinds; prices
right. Samuel Bixel, 121 Spring St.,
Bluffton phone. tt
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KNAPP AEROTRED SHOES for
dress or work, with original cushion
insole. Wayne L. Badertscher. Phone
653-G. If
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CLASSIFIED AID RATES
FOR SALE

LAY AWAY a typewriter for that
graduating student. Only 81 week
Purchases a Remington or Smith
Corona. The Times, Pandora. Phone
4dO1. If
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INSULATION-Do let winter
cath you unprepared. Free estimates
on your needs. Do the work your
self. Use our stapler or blower
without charge. Steinman Bros.
Lumber Co. Phone 360-W.
APPLES for fall and winter;
cider. Carton, miles north of Mt.
Cory. Closed Sundays. N-31
TOYS! TOYSi TOYS! Come in
and look them over. Use our lay-a-
way plan. Western Auto Associate
Store.
GIRLS 3-PIECE, wool coat set,
size two, light green, like new; also
lady's black coat, size IL, princess
style, velvet trim, very good condi-
ton. Mrs. F. G. Cribley, phone
Jenera 6106s.-~s-ssss..st
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ALUMINIUM STORM DOORS
Regular $3.50 value while carload
shipment lasts, only $29.95. Standard
sizes. Steinman Bros. Lumber Co.
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GAS SPACE HEATER, $4,000
BTU, good condition. Ralph Patter-
son-phone 356-Y.
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OR S ALE

GOOD, COOKING and eating ap-
pies. Clarence Steiner, Button
phone 535-T. tf
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GIFT SHOP CHATTER ~
by.Mrs. Ednd Boehr

AlFI SHOP CHA1IEk
by.Mns. Edna Boehr
You have been asking for these
LAZY SUSANS by DORANNE of
CALIFORNIA
Stop in and see them. So attractive
in their new Swedish Contemporary
styling, as well as the more conven-
tional designs.
We would like to show YOU
DORRANE'S CASSEROLE and
WARMER
and the two and three tier plate,
gravy server, condiment set, cruet
set, carafe, butter warmer, mint or
olive dishes. Such stunning colors too
yellow and white, turquoise and
white, pink and white, green and
chartreuse $100 to SIPS
Sprinkle while you iron! See thisF
BRAND NEW GENERAL ELECUIC
IRON
This steam and dry iron hasa spray
feature that permits the homemaker
to sprinkle clothes ass she irons,
Press a button on the handle of the
iron and a fine spray of warm water
is released on the garment! The iron
weighs only 31a pounds and has an
easy to read fabric dial just
1885 IA
Here are practical new gift items too
CANDY or RELISH DISH in milk
glass !. each 15c.
PITCHER IN MILK GLASS, II ounce
ciza each 25c.s+..
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NEW SHIPMENT girls skirts in
cordurovs. blends of wool ard nylon.
Dark fall shades. Sizes z thru pre-
teens. $298 up. Waltermire's.
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IRONINGSrCall 555-Y. Katherine
Shellabarger.f If
ENROLL VOW in the free flower
making class each Wednesday, 7-9.
Large supply of flower materials for
sale. Mrs. E. j.. Wahlie, Instructor.
Store hours II to s p. m.
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N o T C E

BLUFFTON NEWS subscriptions
are taken at the Rupright store in
Beaverdam for the convenience of
persons residing in that area. Single
copies also on sale.
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USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN
now for early Christmas shoppino
Small deposit holds any item until
Christmas. Waltermire's.
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PAPER DRIVE, Friday. October
25, sponsoref by BHS senior class.
Please haze papers at curb by S:15
a. m.
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HALLOWEEN SPECIAI~--Jufia-
than apples, $1.a5~basket; sweet
cider, mads~fresh Wednesdays and
Friasys, 45c gallon, bring contain
ers. Open evenings; no Sunday sales.
Hilty Farm Market, Pandora.
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FOUR BUSHEL certified Senecas
seed wheat; also 19 month Landyace
boar. Lysle Niswander, north of
Biuffton / i on Allen-Hancock County
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APPLES, Starks, Delicious, North
ern Spy, Jonathan, Cortland, other
Varieties, $500 and up. Clement
Suter. If
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CATTLE FEEDERS: Lick shin
ping fever in your feeder cattle
with Master Miv Cattle Bio. con-
pditioning feed. Feed some to your
feeder cattle as soon as you receive
them. Get yonr supnlv at the Master
Feed Mill. Phone 317-W.
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MOBILE HOMES

Good modern Used Mobilef Home
from $60000 up.
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YOU CAN SEE the difference
with Calorized All-Mssh Layer.
Dozens more eggs fpefn >everv 100
pounds than you get from ordinary
laying feeds. Master Feed Mill
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Triplett Sponsors
ROdeO Parade Bands

One of the most colorful features
of the Rodeo parade tonight, Thurs
day, will be the five high school
bands spotted throughout the parade.
All bands in the parade are being
sponsored by the Triplett Electrical
Instrument company.
This represents an outlay of more
than $125 on the part Of the local
firm as each band entering the par
ade is paid $25 for their appearance.
The company is also sponsoring a
gold trophy for the band judged to
have the outstanding entry in the
rodeo parade.
Bands entered are Bluffton, Bath
township, Lafayette, McComb and
Pandora Gilboa. The Bluffton band
will be under the direction of Gene
Wollenhaupt, instructor of music at
Elida, who attends Bluffton college.
The Triplett company also sponsors
the four golden trophies for the
adults musical tire event at the
rodeo.
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Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community hospital during
the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Basinger,
Bluffton, girl, Karen Kay, born last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Fields, Arling-
ton, girl, Jane Elma, born last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harden, Nc
Comb, a boy, Bruce Guy, born last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Niswander,
Bluffton, girl, Lee Ann, born last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Mathewson,
Bluffton, a girl, Debra Lyn, born last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welly, Jenera,
girl Beatrice Anne, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie Hindall, Airing
ton, a boy, Joseph Orlo, born Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Frey
Leipsic, a boy, born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers, Worth
ington, Ohio, boy, John Scott, borr
June 20 at Mt. Carmel hospital, Co
lumbus. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers
Route /, are the paternal grandpar
entS.
Capt. and Mrs. ". j. Lucas MARY
Margaret Basinger), Alexandria, Va.
a boy, David Evan, born June Is. Mrs
Lucas is the daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Evan Basinger of Bluffton.
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Preliminary Plans
For Ropp Hall
Addition Approved

Hopeful that work on the addition
to the Ropp hall dormitory may be
started this fall, the building commit
tee appointed by the college board of
trustees approved preliminary plans
at a meeting with the architect Thurs
day of last week.
It is expected that the finished draw
ings will be ready for taking bids
within three months. This would place
the bidding time early in September.
Meanwhile, Harry Ioder, chairman
of the Expansion Fund campaign. re-
ports progress in raising finances for
the building program On July 1,
the fund had reached S187 ,662 64 Of
which approximately SS5 ,066.95 is in
cash and the remainder in pledges.
The Rev. William Keeney, former
assistant to President L. L. Ram
seyer, has been assisting with the
drive this summer. AT present he is
visiting some Of the supporting church
congregations in Iowa and Illinois.
Mr.. Yoder is working among the
Pennsylvania churches.
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NelU American Flags
FlOWn On Main st.

New American flags, flown for
the first time i'm Bluffton's busi-
ness district July 4, were supplied
by the Bluffton Business Mems
association.
Fifty flags have been purchased
and will be flown on all national
holidays. They will be flown on
each side of Main street from Bob
Williams Chevrolet 80 S.ie office
of DR.. f. ID. Rodabaugh.
The three foot by five foot flags
will be set so feet apart on each
side of the street. More flags will
be purchased later when addi-
tional funds become available to
the Business Mems association.
American Legion members are
responsible for setting up and
taking down the flags on days they
are to be flown. Don Corson is
chairman of the Legion commit
tee in charge of raising the flags.
Other members are Charles Main,
Gene MericIe and Frank Steiner.
Earlier this year the BUSINESS
Mems association and Bluffton
college cooperated i'm purchasing
new series of college flags which
are to be flown from the Main
street standards on college cele.
bration days.
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Rec. Committee Sends Underground
Wiring Recommendation To Council

The village recreation committee
voted unanimous support of under
ground wiring for the lighting system
to be installed at the municipal
swimming pool during their meeting
last Thursday evening.
Their action followed village
councils refusal to appropriate S1730
for the system proposed by recreation
committee chairman Paul Diller at
the June 25 council meeting.
At that time council members said
the estimated cost was too high. They
proposed system of overhead wiring
which several councilmen estimated
would save approximately $500.
Ross Irwin, local electrician who
prepared the first estimate, told COM
mittee members that underground
wiring would have a greater first cost
but would be cheaper to maintain.
He said underground wiring would be
safer.
The committee was told the state
might not allow overhead wiring to
be installed. Safety could be their
grounds for opposing overhead wires.
A. letter has been submitted to
council and village clerk A. j. B.
Longsdorf stating the committee con-
tinues to support 1.-THE installation Of
steel poles and underground wiring in
standard steel conduits. The matter
may come before the council at their
meeting next Tuesday evening.
The letter was signed by all five
members of the recreation committee.
Paul Diller, Bernard Schiffke, DR.. B.
W. Travis, Harry Triplehorn and
Kimmel Marshall. Irwin also signed
the letter.
If overhead wiring is used the poles
would need to be at least so or 90
feet high, Mr.. Irwin said Tuesday
night. Irwin told the committee last
Thursday some poles would need to
carry as many as nine wires if over
head wiring is used.
The recreation committees letter
also said underground wiring should
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Rural Accident Fatally Injuries
Kenneth Baldwin Saturday Night

Kenneth Baldwin, 27, Beaverdam,
was fatally injured Saturday night at
9 a. m. when his uncontrolled auto
mobile struck a tree near the junction
of Orange Township Road 50 and State
Route 103 two miles east of Bluffton.
Baldwin died shortly after being
admitted to Bluffton Community
hospital. He suffered compound
fractures of the skull and left leg and
multiple decorations and bruises Of
the body.
Two Bluffton girls, Theresa Preto,
16, driver of the car, and Donna
Basinger, 16, were injured in the fatal
crash. Miss Preto suffered a fractured
left leg and deep decorations of the
forehead. Miss Basinger, who suffered
body bruises, was treated at the
hospital and released.
State highway patrolmen investi-
eating the crash said Tuesday after
noon the accident was caused by
improper passenger action. The
patrol report said Baldwin, who was
sitting in the center seat, had beer
tugging the steering wheel while Miss
Preto was driving. The car went ou'
of control, sliding 129 feet down the
right side of the road, before 1T wen
into AS degree slide and struck
tree on the left side of the road.
Deputy Allen county coroner DR.. II
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Marvin Hilty Will
Present Sermon I'm
Song" Friday

Marvin Hilty will present his Ser
mon in Song" a concert of sacred
songs, at EbeneZer Mennonite church
on Friday evening, July 5, at s p. m.
Mr.. Hilty last sang in Bluffton in a
similar program a little over two
years ago.
His program was developed to
pointedly express the place of music
in the church.
The program will include a wide
variety of songs, from Schuberts S
Almighty to the modern Christ
Went Up Into The Hills To Pray, )"
by Hageman, as well as some negro
spirituals. His wife, Edna, will be the
accompanist.
Marvin, the son of MIR. and Mrs.
Phillip Hilty, Bluffton, began his
voice training while attending Bluff
ton schools. He has studied voice with
Warren Whitney, in Cleveland, and
Lawrence Strauss and Hans F'rolich,
in San Francisco. He has done other
work at the San Francisco Conserv-
atory of Music.
He has sung several years with the
San Francisco and Pacific Opera
companies and has been soloist in
numerous oratorios. A noted church
soloist, he is currently regular SOLO
ist for the First Presbyterian church
in Richmond, California, where he
resides.
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UF Elects VIM. Edwards To Helm For
ORGANIZATIONS First Drive In Fall
Helen Mas Superintendent
Of NeW COnUaLescent Home

Mrs. Helen Mas, Route 3, Lima,
has been named administrator Of the
new Lima Convalescent Home. Mrs.
Mas is a former superintendent at
Bluffton Community hospital.
She win assume her duties on part
time basis July Is and will devote
full time to tn9 position on October
1.
L. II. Larsen, president of the Lima
Convalescent Home Foundation an
nounced the appointment July /. Mr.
Larsen said Mrs. Mas had a fine
background to fit her for the position
Of first administrator of the GONZALES
cent home, which is due to open this
fall.
Graduating from Bluffton high
school in 1928, Mrs. Mas attended
Lima Memorial hospital school of
nursing, becoming a registered nurse
in 1881. She served as a nurse in
Touro hospital, New Orleans, Louisi-
ana, and the district tuberculosis
hospital, Lima
In 1897 Mrs. Mas became assistant
superintendent at Bluffton Community
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Bids On Street
Repair Program
Due On July 9

The entire major street repair pro-
gram of the village will be submitted
to competitive bidding the council de-
cided Tuesday night. Bids will be
accepted on three types of re-surfac-
ing, hot-miX, cold mix and the drag
mix method used on several village
streets two years ago.
Contractors are asked to bid on
widening, re-surfacing and reshaping
the village streets which are on the
repair program. The crown on several
streets will be lowered Material
shaved from the center of the street
will be used to fill edges wherever
possible.
Council members pointed out that
using any of the salvageable material
on the existing streets will lower the
costs of material to the village.
Bids will be sought on a tonnage
basis. This unit price base gives lee
way for expanding or contracting the
size of the work program.
Bids for the street program will be
opened at the July 8 council meeting.
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Ship 26O Bundles
For Christmas
Gifts Abroad

More than $50 children will be
made happier next December when
they receive Christmas bundles pre-
pared by members of the five par
ticipating local Mennonite churches
as the June project of the area Relief
Committee The bundles, valued at
nearly $4,000, were shipped by MCC
truck last week.
Each Christmas bundle, containing
only new articles, was wrapped in a
colorful turkish towel and pinned with
safety pins. Included in each was a
dress for girl or trousers and shirt
for boy, a sweater, handkerchief,
soap, washcloth and toy.
New testaments in the language OF
the youngster who will receive the
bundle are added to each one at the
processing center at Akron, Pa.
Last yuletide more than $4,000
bundles were distributed by MCC to
children in Korea, Japan, Hongkong
Vietnam, Formosa, Jordan, Paraguay
and Europe.
The local committee in charge of
the relief project included Mrs. Hiram
Diller, Grace Mennonite church, Pan
dora; Floyd Slower, Ebenezer; Mrs.
Herman Hilty, First Mennonite; Mrs.
Richard Oberly, Lima, and Evan
Welty, st. John Mennonite church.
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A sand base has been built and Mast
will overlay this with a compost
material to provide good surface for
his green's.
The driving range, which can be
reached at the end of the lane on
the Mast farm, will open Friday
afternoon at p. m. and remain open
until IL p. m. Mast has announced
these will be the regular weekday
hours.
Weekend hours will be / p. m. to
II p. m. to accommodate the larger
crowds expected at these times. Com
plete rental will be available for the
driving range with clubs and bucket
of balls included in the so cent fee.
Mast said about 40 balls will be pro-
vided in each bucket.
The driving range will be open to
the public at all times although the
golf course itself will be restricted to
club members only for the first few
days of play.
Membership holders will be given
free playing privileges for the rest of
the summer with ther membership
fees being applied to next years play
ing. Mast has announced mat mem
bership is still open and all applicants
will be welcomed for the public
course.
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Driving Range Open
To Local Golfers Friday

Spoons and drivers will slice the
Bluffton air for the first time in Is
years Friday when Ken Mast opens
his long awaited golf course and
driving range south of town.
Persons holding membership in the
golf course will get first chance at
playing the temporary green's opened
on the nine-hole course. After several
days private play Mast will open the
course to the general public. He said
the greens fee will be SO cents a day
Temporary green's are ready and
play this summer will be held on these
as Mast prepares his permanent grass
greens for play next summer.
Fairways have appeared like magic
in the hayfields of 1856 as Mast has
resurrected the course which Fred
Wenger operated before World War 2.
The rolling course will play approXi-
mately $500 yards on the temporary
greens and will be heightened to a
stiff 3100 yards when the permanent
greens are ready for play.
The natural hazard of Little Riley
creek, which can be anything from a
brook to river, wanders through the
course bisecting several fairways al
just the proper place to claim un-
fortunate tee shots.
Last weeks flood did little damange
10 the sites of the permanent green's,
which have been graded and viii be
seeded during the next two weeks.
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f. Wisterman returned a verdict of
accidental death.
Baldwin was born October 16, 1929,
in Detroit, Mich, the son of Norman
and Olive Baldwin, who survive. He
married Vera Kempf in 1858.
He is survived by his parents; his
wife; a daughter, Valerie Ann, 16
months; and a sister, Mrs. Leona
Sheahan, Detroit.
A veteran of the Korean War he
had been employed as mechanic by
the Clark Buick Sales, Bluffton.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. in the Paul
Diller funeral home, Bluffton. The
Rev. Walter Purdy officiated at ser
vices, with burial in Maple Grove
cemetery.