The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-11-21
BLUFFTON LOCALS

Out of town folks attending the fu-
neral services for Stella Dardio were
Mr.. and Mrs. Florian Weaver and
family, Lorain, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs
William Ostrow, Oak Park, Michigan;
Robert and James Fcnbert, Detroit,
Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weay-
er, Toledo; Mr.. Malcolm and Mr..
Joseph Weaver, Lorain; Mrs. Harold
Wintery, Mrs Ray Smith, Midland.
Michigan; Mrs. John Chaplin, India
napolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Volz.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dilley, Dayton;
Mrs. L.aVern Grow, Delray, Florida
Miss Joy Dardio, Buckland, Ohio:
Robert Lauber, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Orchard, and Mrs. Dale Price, Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carts and
son Kim of Steubenville, Ohio, visited
over the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleon Triplett of South
Main street.
1t is good to see Ralph Reichen-
bach back on the mail route and feel
ing better. We missed him, but it was
nice getting better acquainted with
Bud Augsburger who delivered while
Ralph was recuperating.
The Beattie Jewelry company of
Cleveland gave an unusual program
for the Travel Class Guest Night
last week. The two men from the
firm told of mining precious stones,
and slides were shown of many gems.
They also had with them for all to
admire $3.50, 100000 worth of their own
jewels mounted by the company's
craftsmen. Sixty-eight women en-
joyed Mrs. George Carmack's hospi-
tality.
Mrs. Edith Mann is visiting Mrs.
H. o. Frederick in Ashtabula
Miss Kay Clauss, junior nurse at
Memorial hospital, Lima, spent the
past week end at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clauss.
Mrs. John Geiger of Mt Vernon
visited her aunt, Mrs. c. Henry
Smith this week. Both Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Geiger. left for Princeton,
Illinois, to attend the Golden Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Albrecht
on saturday. Mrs. Albrecht is Mrs.
Smiths sister.
Plans are being made whereby
$500 Christmas gift certificates can
be purchased for Girl Scouts to help
finance their summer camping at the
official Girl Scout Camp, Woodhaven,
near Lima. Mrs. Robert Barnett,
chairman, will have de-
tails.
A city friend asked, What do you
do in a small town." Well, a week
ago Wednesday night there were
church class meetings, two clubs held
their Guest Night, the Mems Garden
club met, also the Richland Grange,
Saddle club, Tri-Hi-Y and the Den
Mothers group. We do manage to
keep occupied.
Miss Sally Henry, district director
of the Ft. Amanda Council of Girl
Scouts, Mrs Bertrand Swank and
Mrs. Stanley Basinger are giving a
training course to the following wo-
men who had a four-hour cookout
session Monday at the Buckeye: Mes
danes Lowell Habegger, Roland
Stratton, Dale Reichenbach, Nelson
Diller, James Daley. Robert Bar
nett, Milton Edwards, Earl Leh-
man, James Jeffers, Robert Ham,
man, Orville Basinger, Robert Ben
der, Maurice Umphress, Albert In
gals, Clyde Sommers, Harold
klingler and Claire Michel These |
women believe in Girl Scouting. You
may remember it rained on Monday.
A Kindergarten workshop was held
at Findlay college last Saturday. DR..
Zeller from Miami university was the |
main speaker. Miss Ada Lapp of
Bluffton college took seven of the col
lege girls who are in her classes AL
SO attending from Bluffton were Miss
Margaret Groman, Mrs. Lavada Bal
ner and Mrs. Sally Lehman.
Wednesday evening the Bluffton
college faculty entertained the visit
ing ministers and wives here for the
yearly Bible lectures with a buffet !
supper in Founders hall.
Delta Kappa Gamma sorority met
at the Lima YWCA Saturday. A pan
Il discussion on Professional Growth
n Education, through Travel, through
Service and Spiritual
Progress was held. Bluffton MEM
GERS attending were Mrs. A. ]. B.
Miss Ocie Anderson, Miss