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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
Buccaneers Thump
Vikings, Beavers
Come Close Sunday

The Buccaneers continued to roll
Sunday afternoon, blasting the
Delphos Vikings $50 and sending the
large crowd of midget football fans
home with a happy ending to discuss
at the supper table that evening.
In the opener the Delphos Mohawks
crushed the over-matched Pirates
$50, dealing the youthful local squad
their fifth consecutive defeat of the
season.
In the second game the Delphos
Reds came within inches and seconds
of being the first victim of the
Beavers before they pulled out a
14-6 win with a last minute touch
down. Improving each week the
Beavers got their score on a 30 yard
pass play from Ronnie Lehman to
Dave Travis.
Really unloosening in the final the
Buccaneers won their fourth game in
five attempts as they outclassed the
Vikings $50. Larry Crow and Chuck
Amstutz each had two touchdowns
and Tom Basinger whipped across
with an intercepted pass for the fifth
six-pointer as the Buccaneers easily
maintained their second place spot in
the Red Grange league. Extra points
were well divided with Grow,
Basinger, Jim Dillman, Sam Reineke
and Tom Benroth each adding one
pointer to the total.
Only two games remain for each
squad with the Pirates meeting the
Rebels, the Beavers tackling the
Yanks and the Buccaneers facing
the Rams Sunday afternoon at Har-
mon field.
The Buccaneers are running second
to the unbeaten Rockets in their
league but they must depend on
either the Bruins or the Hawks, no
powers, to bump off the Rockets, the
only team to defeat the Buccs this
year.
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Farm WOman's Club
Enjoys Cinerama

Forty-one members of the Orange
Township Farm Foman's club and
friends made trip to Detroit Thurs
day via Lowell Thomas Seven Won
ders of the World in cinerama.
The trip was planned by the pro-
gram committee including Mrs. J. A.
Warren, Mrs. Grover Montgomery,
Mrs. Arthur Swank and Mrs. Lyle
Crow.
Enjoying the trip were Mrs. Elmer
Fett, Mrs. Russell Ebay, Mrs. George
Kimmel, Mrs. Lloyd Vermillion Mrs.
Myron Tripplehorn, Mrs. Sw n
Stonehill, Mrs. Howard Nonnamaker,
Mrs. Raymond Marshall, Mrs. John
T. Warren, Mrs. Robert Montgomery,
Mrs. Amos Klingler, Mrs. Earl Ham
ilton. Mrs. Clyde Warren, Mrs. Guy
Scoles.
Mrs. Maude Thompson, Mrs. Allen
Scoles, Mrs. Leland Badertscher,
Mrs. Gilbert Montgomery, Mrs. Har-
ry Ewing, Mrs. Oliver Beach, Mrs.
Maynard Steiner, Mrs. Arthur Swank,
Mrs. Ray Guider, Mrs. Kenneth
Dearth, Mrs. Carl Marshall, Mrs.
Karl Gable, Mrs. Royal Downey, Mrs.
Charles Montgomery, Mrs. Willis
Anderson, Mrs. Truman Bixel, Mrs.
Clara Long, Mrs. Arden Zimmerly,
Mrs. Delbert wilkins, Mrs. Harold
Marshall, Mrs. Freeman Basinger,
Mrs. Henry Huber, Mrs. Henry
Green, Mrs. Bert Bowyer, Mrs. Ade-
lene Graber, Mrs. Irwin Rodabaugh
and Mrs. j. A. Warren.
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I.ECAI NOTICE


Notice is hereby given that the 4th day
of October, 1857, there presented to the
Board of County Commissioners of Allen
County, Ohio. a petition signed by a majority
of the adult freeholders residing in the fol-
lowing described territory adjacent to the
Village of Bluffton. Ohio, but situated in the
Township of Richland County of Allen and
State of Ohio, to-wit:
PARCEL /. Being a part of the Southeast
Quarter "a of Section Two 90, Township
land Township, Allen County. Ohio. and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the West end of Grove
Street in the Village of Bluffton,
Ohio, at the corner stone at the south
east corner of the southeast quarter
tHl of the southeast quarter (A)
Of Section Two t2l. Township two t2)
running West in the middle of Gene
terry Road One Hundred and eighty
two 1872 feet: thence running in a
northeastery direction In the center
of Little Riley Creek Three Hundred
5000 feet 70 the center Of the road
that leads North from the corner
Grove Street, thence running south
in the eentH of the road Two Hun
dred and t~~ty-ftye E226l feet to the
Sesnnins. a sosssisIn aSh one.hsif 'ne RIf'e s5 q
acre of land, more or less
PARCEL II. Being part Of the Northeast
ship Two q, South. r Range f Eight Is, East.
Richand Township. Allen County, Ohio. and
more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at a point located in the
East line of said Section Eleven GD;
said point being located In the CENTER
line of Prosperity Avenue and being
located directly East of the South
east corner of Lot No. 7O5 in the
Village of Bluffton. Ohio, thence
West and parallel with the South
line of Lot No. 705 in the Village of
Bluffton. Ohio n distance of Two
Hundred Seventeen and seventy-five -
hundredths (2l7.75) feet to a point
thence South distance of One Humid
red Twenty-Five u25O feet to a point
thence East parallel to the South
line of Lot No. 705 distance of
Two Hundred Seventeen and seventy
five hundredths (2l7.75) feet to the
centerline of Prosperity Avenue
thence North One Hundred Twenty
five u25D feet to the place of be-
ginning.
The object and prayer of said petition Il
that said territory be annexed to the Village
| of Bluffton. Ohio, in the manner provided
| by law. and designating John III. Romey, SOL
National Bank Building. Lima, Ohio. as
| agent of the petitioners in securing such
annexation.
The said Board of County Commissioners has
| fixed the 2lst day of December. 1857, al
| 200 O'Clock A.. M, as the time. and the
office of the Board of County Commissioners
in the Court House at Lima. Ohio, as the
place for hearing said petition and notice is
| hereby given that said petition will be heard
at said time and place
John III. Romey
Agent for Petitioners
Oct 10. II. "a. 81, Nov. I, IA
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Pleasant Hill

Members of Pleasant Hill and Rock
port churches attended services and
communion at Beaverdam Methodist
church last Sunday morning.
There will be preaching services at
Pleasant Hill church at $50, Sunday
School at 10 80, October 13.
Mrs. Dwight Frantz and daughter
Shirley were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bell attend
ed the wedding of Ronny Bell of Os-
trander.
Pvt. Dan Gleason of Fort Knox,
KY, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Gleason.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tripp of Eas-
ley, S. c., and Mrs. Viola Simms of
Macomb, Ga, called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Jennings had
Sunday night supper at the home of
Berdell Huber and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Huber of Find
lay called at the Willard Jennings
home.
Mr.. G. o. Dobie is improving from
his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Basinger,
Mrs. Lille Manahan, Charles HARMS
feger, MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Herr and
son William and Woodrow Herr were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Herr and daughter.
Mrs. Pearl Huber attended the
wedding of her granddaughter Sue
to Merwyn K. Rockhold. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Van
denmark of Lima.
j. II. Massia of Miami, Florida, is
spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. Cleo Garau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Keller of
Bellefontaine visited with the Clyde
Hauenstein family.
Mrs. Mary F. Coulter of GAINESVILLE
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Garau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nonnamaker
and family and Mr.. and Mrs Richard
F'rick and family of Roundhead were
Sunday evening callers of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Kimmel and granddaugh-
ter, Dorothy Luginbuhl.
William Herr of Bowling Green
university spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Herr.
Julia Bushong visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Hartman and family.
L An easy way to make topping for
Ice cream might be to break up or
shave pieces of candy bar over it.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
BlufftOn Youth Is
Graduate Study
Fellowship Winner

Roy E. Reichenbach, one of four
students throughout the country to be
awarded a Rams-Wooldridge fellow
shop in 1856 for study at the Californ-
ia Institute of Technology, has re-
ceived a renewal on the fellowship
for the coming school year.
He will receive S2,100 in cash and
the school will receive the same
amount for tuition and fees.
He spent this summer working with
the Rams-Wooldridge company work
ing with experienced engineers and
scientists in his field.
Reichenbach received his B. S. and
M. S. in mechanical engineering from
Ohio State university. His present
work is directed towards his doctor
ate.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Reichenbach, Route /, Bluff.
ton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

An easy way to make topping for
Ice cream might be to break up or
shave pieces of candy bar over it.
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Oct. 10. II. "a. 81
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NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF
R0NDS


Rev. Code, Secs. 1871; 350I.1I (G)
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
Resolution. of the Board of County Com
missioners of Allen county. Ohio. passed on
the 10th day of July, 1857, there will be
submitted to a vote of the people of said
Allen County ~ the GENERAL ELECTION
to be held inyIthe County of Allen Ohio, at
the regular place of voting therein, on Tues
day, the 5th day Of November, 1857, the
question Of issuing bonds of said Board of
County commissioners of Allen County, Ohio
Ia the amount gof Five Hundred Fifty Thou
sand and noH00 Dollars $3.50, 200. .OO) for
the purpose of PROVIDING FUNDS FOR
THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING, RE
MODELLING, AND EQUIPPING THE EX.
SISTlNG FIREPR00F ALLEN COUNTY
COURTHOUSE. provided by law
The maximum number of years during
which such bonds are to run is 20 years
The estimated average additional tax rate
amounts to 1855 cents for each one hundred
dollars of valuation, which is 1885 mills for
each one dollar of valuation. outside of the
limitation imposed by *Article XII Section B
OF the Constitution, as certified by the County
Auditor.
The Polls for said Election will open AT
$3.50 O'Clock A. M. and remain open until
$3.50 O'Clock P. M. Eastern Standard Time
of said day.
BY order of the Board of Elections
of Allen County, Ohio
Leo German Chairman
r.. G. Patterson Clerk
Dated October a 1857.
Oct 10 IT "a al
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
County Cancer Unit
Meetinq October 10

Annual meeting of the Allen County
Unit of the American Cancer Society
has been rescheduled for Thursday,
October 10, Mrs. Charles Hurley,
president of the local group has an
nounced. The meeting will begin at
8 p. m. in 326 Dominion building,
Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

Wheat seed with moisture content
below Ia percent when treated and
stored under dry conditions can be
held safely for a year. explain Ohio
State university extension plant
pathologists.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
TALK
Asou1Nh,> AZ
T'EENERS
by Beverly Benroth

The juniors sponsored a beautiful
dance Friday evening after the foot
ball game. The high school gym was
decorated in green and white with a
a platform for Queen Shirley and her
two attendants Barb and Bev.
Those in the Youth Federation were
given free tickets for the college game
last Saturday. After the game every
one was invited to the Reformed
church for cider and doughnuts.
More people should have showed up,
we had eight gallons of cider.
The sophomore, junior and senior
home &c classes went to ST. Marys
Monday morning to watch woolen
blankets being made at the woolen
mills there.
Magazines subscription sales were
ended Monday morning with Darwin
Lugibihl's room heading the list by
selling the most magazines.
The Girls in the E. and r. Girls
Guild went from house to house sell
ing cookies Saturday and made around
$23. They would like to thank every.
one for making their sale success.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
Bus Gratz Organizing Western Square
Dancing School For Area Couples

persons into the gaiety of square
dancing. During this time he has
helped organize six Lima square
dance clubs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
DAMPEN SANDPAPER

Sandpaper will last longer, work
better, and resist cracking if the
paper back is dampened slightly.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Biggest Problem Facing Spocemun
Is Taking His Own World Along

Of a Minnesota iron mine to
far above the stratoSphere.
The balloon went up at a
rate Of about 1000 feet a min
ute. 1t rose into a region
where. Mai. Simons said. the
outlook was like looking over
the, edge of heaven. The clouds
below. lit by sunset and sun
rise. looked like a Christmas
garden" There were three
bands Of pink. white and eth
eral blue over the cloud hori-
zon shading into a sky Of very
deep purple. hardly distingu-
ishable from black. through
which stars shown withsan un-
blinking radiance. Mai. Sim
ons still was about 1000 feet
below the point where the sky
would be completely black due
to absence of any dust parti-
cles to scatter short wave
lengths of light from the sun
One great difference from
actual space fight, he said, was
that at no time was his weight
that is, the pull of earthS
gravity-reduced by more than
i per cent. II would be nec-
essary to go much higher to
produce actual weightlessness
because of the small size Of
the human body compared tc
the mass Of the earth pulling
on Il. a
Evening star., 1957-12-30

change. so far as human physi-
ology. regardless OF distance.
But the man still would be sub
ject to the as yet unknown
effects of heavy cosmic radia-
ton and the probably still
greater ones of complete free
dom from gravity.
Looking to a far future with
space travel an accomplished
thing, he pointed out. this free
dom from gravity might have
quite weird effects for the size
Of any organism on earth is
limited by gravity. There might
be no limit to the size of chill
dren born in space.
At the same session Mai.
David @. Simons Of Holloman
Air Force Base. N. Mex. the
man who has come closer to
actual space travel than any
other human, told Of his A
hour experience in a sealed
capsule-a near approach to a
"terrella"-much OF which was
at attitudes between 10000 and
100000 feet. At such attitudes
the pressurized cabin upon
which man has relied in the
past becomes useless. Mai
Simons was the pilot Of the
"Manhigh" balloon fight a few
monthshago from the bottom
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Dulles to Stop
In Iran on Wuy
To Pact ToIks

Secretary Of State Dulles will
stop in Iran for talks about
January "a on his way to the
Baghdad pact - Iraq. Turkey,
key. the State Department an
nounced today.
Press Officer Joseph w. Reap
said Mr.. Dulles arranged the
visit to Teheran because he
would like to acquaint himself
at first hand with Iranian
thinking on recent information
al developments"
Mr.. Reap observed that the
Secretary has within the past
year consulted high officials oi
the other four members OF the
Baghdad Pact-Iraq. Turkey
Pakistan and Britain.
| The State Department re-
mained vague about the sig
nficance Of Mr.. Dulles visit tc
the Middle East. The United
States is not a member Of the
Baghdad defense alliance. and
In the past has sent lower
ranking observers to the annual
meetings.
Evening star., 1957-12-30

measure for use only in a
crisis. But the order itself said
that the experts are urgently
needed in the interest OF
the security. development anc
welfare Of the state"
In another effort TO restore
in the sprawling archipelago
Mr.. Djuanda said his govern.
ment is making energetic ef.
forts TO bring about another
meeting between President Su.
karno and former Vice Pres.
ident Mohammed Hatta before
Mr. Sukarno feaves the country
on a rest trip.
Mr.. Sukarno and Mr.. Hatta
who led the islands revolt
against Dutch rule, fell out ovel
the presidents determination u
give the Communists q stronG
role In the government. Mr.
Hatta is regarded as a spokes.
man for the other Indonesiar
islands outside Java, which
have virtually thrown of th,
control OF the central govern
ment,
Evening star., 1957-12-30
INSIDE STORIES
ON HOSPITALS

GLENN DALE TUBERCULOSIS
HOSPITAL should be sold. repor,
soys. Poss 81.
HEALTH cENTeeS ore spotted
Ground the city opposed in Steinle
report. PoSe 81.
WIDE PROGRAM Of pyehiotrie
core would I'LL o long -felt need
Poss 81.
DETAILS or CONSTRUCTION
psosrom for District General Hos
pitoI. Poss 81.
MAP or SECTIONS Of the city
divided Tor INDECENT core. Poss
81.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Indonesio Set to Droft
Vital Dutch Technicions

JAKARTA. Indonesia. Dec.
30 R).-The government was
empowered today to conscript
Dutch technicians to remain in
Indonesia TO help keep the ma
tion's troubled economic system
working.
The Dutch began leaving
under pressure after Indonesia
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Sharp Changes
Urged in City's
Health Program
SteinIe Study Hits
Present. Planning,
Asks New Hospital
BY CHARLES C. BROOKS
star stan writer

The District Health Depart.
ment and its General Hospita
need q complete face lifting u
Jolt a sagging public health
program into action. according
to a special survey released
today.
The SIS. 900 project painted 9
discouraging picture of health
projects and municipal hospita
facilities here. It was submit.
ted to the Commissioners By
John @. Steinle. management
conSultant. and Isadore anC
Zachary Rosenfield: architects
and hospital consultants. oi
New York.
The four-volume report Is tn.
result Of more than nine
months Of intensive study. II
detailed recommended change.
over the next few years and
attacked past and even pres
ent planning Of facilities with
in the Health Department.
Program Il Extensive
Sweeping recommendations
we're made which cut across q
number Of controversial areas
In local health programs:
l. The long cherished Health
Department dream of scatter
ing health centers over the city
should be abolished with pri-
vate. voluntary hospitals serv-
ing in their stead. These hos
pitals should be charged with
caring for indigentS in their
areas but for less money.
2. Glenn Dale Hospital
should be sold. tuberculosis
patients should be treated at
District General Hospital. The
medical staffs of the two IN
stitutions should be integrated
Immediately.
3. A $l2 million construction
program should be started i'm
mediately at D. c. General
Hospital. The actual figure
given was $lls million but the
report said the work would ap-
proximate $l2 million.
(. A revision Of standards
to determine eligibility for
free medical care should be
made basing these standards
on the cost Of living index.
5. A bureau Of mental
health should be created with
in the Health Department and
q geriatrics section be estab-
lished at d. c. General.
6. A special survey should
be made Of the general or
ganization of the Health De-
partment from the standpoint
Of efficiency and numbers Of
personnel needed to carry out
the recommended programs.
Called Boon TO Capital
The authors conclude that
putting these recommendations
into effect will provide for
the District Of Columbia a
modern. efficient. and pro-
gressive health and hospital
program.
1T will be a system that can
be used as demonstration to
other municipalities in the ma :
tion--a system that will be a
credit to the leadership that
should be a major role Of the
national capital"
( The hospital experts were
hired in December. 1856. tC
make the survey at a cost oi
$35. 900. Because Of the COM
plexities they were forced tc
lose $4,000 on the survey, Mr.
Steinle said.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
President Plans
ToAsk Billion
In School Aid
10000 Scholarships
Yearly Sought to
Curb Deficiencies
BY GARNETT d. HORNER
star stan writer

GETTYSBURG. Pa. Dec. 80
President Eisenhower decided
today to ask Congress to vote
an emergency 81 billion. four
year program Of Federal aid to
education that would include
10000 college scholarships q
year.
The President approved the
program in a hour-long con-
ference at his farm near here
today with Secretary of Health
Education and Welfare Folsom
1t will be submitted to Congress
in q special message early in
the new year.
Mr.. Folsom estimated that
about $500 million of the 81 bill
lion proposed TO be spent by the
Federal Government over q T.
year period would have to be
matched by the States.
Mr.. Folsom said he had
talked about the program tc
members of Congress and fell
1t would receive a favorable re-
ception when 1t goes there for
approval.
10000 Scholarships Asked
The program calls for:
/. Award of about 10000
four-year Federal scholarships
q year for four years to high
school graduates going to coll
lege. Preference in the awards
would be given to students with
good preparation in science
and mathematics. but would
not be limited to any particu-
lar field Of study.
2. Provision for 1000 grad
uate fellowships the first year
and l.500 a year for the next
three years ito encourage more
able college students to con-
tinue into graduate study and
prepare for college teaching
careers"
3. Grants to States. on a So
so matching basis. to encour-
age earlier and better SYSTEM
attic testing OF high school stu
dents abilities and aptitudes.
1. Matching grants TO States
to support improved counseling
and guidance Of young stu
dents.
5. encouragement Of State
and local school systems to pro-
vide more and better teaching
of science and mathematics
through Federal grants on q
$3.50 matching basis.
6. Federal grants Of up to
SASosOOV . year W kIduuatc
schools to help meet costs OF
expanding their capacity. The
schools themselves would have
TO match the Federal grants.
Z. Special help in financing
establishment and operation OF
language training centers tc
teach foreign languages that
have become critically impor-
tant in the world today" but
which traditionally have re-
ceived little or no attention in
this country-for example. Ian.
guaees of countries in Asia
Africa and the Near East.
8. Expansion OF activities
already being carried on By
the National Science Founda-
See EISENHOWER, Page Al
Evening star., 1957-12-30

SYDNEY. Dec. 80 (P).-Syd-
ney was SO overjoyed to see rain
today after the worst drought
since 1888 that thousands
walked happily around with
out coats or umbrellas. The
light steady rainfall broke the
heat wave in Sydney, which
had seen temperatures well
over 100 degrees.
Evening star., 1957-12-30

took control OF more than a
billion dollars worth Of Dutch
businesses in reprisal for the
Netherlands refusal to sur
render West New Guinea.
The new order. published to-
day by Premier Djuanda, en-
powers the government to draft
technical experts OF any ma
tionality for any government
or private Job deemed neces-
sary by military authorities.
A government spokesman
said the order was . protective
Evening star., 1957-12-30
BULLE IN
Israel Cobinet Quitting

JERUSALEM. Israeli Sec
tor R.-Premier Ben Gurion
tonight announced the re-
signatiOn Of his five- party
coalition cabinet will be SUBJ
mitted TO President Ben-Zvi
not later than tomorrow. He
said he had been unable to
settle a dispute within the
cabinet. This repeatedly in
vOlved a plan TO buy arms
from West Germany.