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Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
CHURCHES INTEGRATE MINISTERS

CHICAGO Negro and white
ministers, each with equal
authority, have been named for
the integrated congregations OF
two Protestant churches - one
Chicago'S oldest.
Services were neld on an in
tegrated basis for the first time
at the Normal Park Baptist
Church. It also was the first
service in the 250-member
church for the new co-pastors
one white, the other Negro.
At the same time, the 1914
year-old First Presbyterian
Church announced a Negro pas
tor and a white pastor would
replace the retiring white pastor
DR.. Harold L. Bowman, 68. The
new pastors assume their duties
Oct. 20.
DR.. Bowman said the co-pas-
tor-ship plan by a white and a
Negro clergyman was the first
ever tried by a Presbyterian
church,
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
DOCTOR BROWN SAYS JOURNAL
COtUMNIST IS MUCH MISTAKEN
Reprint-AriZona Labor
Journal.

Reprint-AriZOna Labor
Journal.
DR.. Trevor G.. Brown called
the Labor Journal this week and
said that the statement in last
weeks Journal that couples
wishing to get married must
pay SIS for a blood test and
have no alternative, was in
error.
DR.. Brown says his office has
a flat rate of $500 for the blood
test, and that he knows several
doctors who charge the same
fee. There may be some doc
tors who charge the SIS fee, but
feels that the writer "took ir
too much territory"
No charge for the plug, Doc!
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26

s J. jennings left new superintndent of the Arizona
State Fairs photography exhibition checks early entries
with two of the judges, Mrs. Blanche H. Adams and
Les Mahoney, both Phoenicans and both Associates
of the Photographic Society of America October is
cosingdate for entries which come from as Tar away
as Hungary Hong Kong, Sweden, and South AFRICA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

q.
They are Barbara Bogo-
yi"h, Midland, Pa, Nest
151; Frances Matijaca, n.
S. Pittsburgh, Pa, Lodge
|; and Martha Stefanic,
Uniontown, Pa, Lodge -.
Each is selling tickets on
the United Lodges USA Saw
ings Bonds Awards Of one at
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81 900, three at $10O, and
two at $50.
The top seller will, Of
course, be crowned Miss
CFU VIII and take home
all the regal trappings which
go with 1.-THE roots of
which first sprouted back in
1850 to since become a highly
profitable venture for the
United Lodges.
FavOrites Back Again
Also planned is an address
by a parsonage Of consider
able civic renOWn.
And there will be musical
selections by the ever popular
Balkan Sereaders Tamburitza
Orchestra Of Trafford, "CFU
Day. favorites Of long, long
standing,
Many other ingredients will
go into the final program to
be staged at West View Sum
day, July Fl. These will be
announced on these pages
during the weeks ahead and
clarioned in their entirety
Wednesday, July II.
Committee
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Cokeburg Fathers In
For Treat On June Is

COKEBURG, Pa. - T h e
CFU Lodge 354 Kolo Group
will sponsor their first Picnic
of the season on Fathers
Day, June 16, at Laniks
Farm, located off the new
turnpike extension in Bent
leyville. Direction markers,
for you to follow, will be
posted that day.
In keeping with our Gro
attain custom, we will have
delicious hot barbecued lamb
on sale from noon on, as pre-
pared by bro. Nick Cecil.
Needless to say there will al
so be other solid and liquid re-
freshments available, guaran-
teed to suit your taste.
To add to the festivities of
the day there will be music
provided by Ivan Babich and
the Sava River Boys. This
popular combo is comprised
of members of the famed
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans.
In the event of rain, the
festivities will be carried on
as an indoor social at the
Croatian Home in Cokeburg.
Therefore, rain or shine,
we urge our members and
friends of the area to honor
their Fathers by bringing
them to our Kolo Club outing.
We are confident that they
will thoroughly enjoy the
day that we have planned for
them.
We remind everyone in the
area to listen to our CFU Ra.
dio Hour, on Sunday, June 16
at 1890 pm, Station We
S.A. The special program
honoring all fathers will fea-
ture the music of the Sava Ri.
yer Boys.
Bernard M. Luketich, Pres,
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Cleveland Singers To
Yodel Socially Sunday

CLEVELAND, Ohio -
The Croatian Singing Society
"Abrasevic" welcomes all the
CFU members and their
friends in the vicinity to at
tend their first Picnic of the
current season on Sunday,
June 16, at the Croatian
Home Grounds, 6314 st. Clair
Avenue.
Hot barbecued lamb and
pork will be served with all
the trimmings at II o'clock
noon. From 1000 am. until
dusk the usual traditional
summer refreshments will al
so be served.
The Slavonic Strings Tam
buritzans will furnish the mu-
sic for your dancing and lis
tening pleasure.
We are certain most of the
candidates for the ga jedni-
carski Dan" Queen will be
present. Here will be an op-
portunity for you folks, who
have not seen the candidates,
to meet the young ladies per-
sonally and cast your votes
for your favorites. i,
"Abrasevic" Committee
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Youngstown 435 Fete
Fathers S Day High|ite

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
Lodge 435 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will stage a
Picnic on Sunday, June 16, at
St. Nicholas Grove, Shady
Run. p
Joe Marmilich and his Bal
kan Serenaders Tamburitza
Orchestra will be present to
entertain you with their folk
songs and music.
The first of the barbecued
lambs will be ready at noon
along with other cooling re-
freshments.
All members and friends of
Lodge 435 and other neigh
boring lodges are invited to
attend.
Jack Jakovac, Sec'y.
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Pitt 234 Meeting To
Be ReeIed Off FRIDAY

PITTSBURGH = Liberty
Lodge No. 234 members will
have their monthly meeting
on Friday evening, June IA, at
$50 pm, in the downstairs
meeting room of the Bratska
Sloga, 146-44th Street.
Lodge officers will be pres
ent at 7:30 pm. to collect
dues and to handle any other
lodge business.
Several important topics
will be discussed at this meet
ing on Friday evening, June
IA, so plan to attend.
Frank HI. Becer, Jr., Sec'y.
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Election June Is For
Trafford Club Steward

TRAFFORD, Pa. = 1t is
of utmost Importance that all
Lodge 541 members attend
the monthly meeting Sunday,
June 16. Time 2 p. m. sharp.
Due to resignation of the
Club Steward effective July
1 1857, it will be necessary
June 16 to select a person
to fill this post. Those over
21 wishing to apply for this
job may do so by forwarding
their applications to Joseph
Zegar, Box IS, Trafford, Pa.
Applications must be post.
marked no later than June
IS, 1857.
Rudolph Mandich, Rec.
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Akron Club Dads Will
Receive Gifts June Is

AKRON, Ohio - The Gro
atian American Home, 1913
Grant Street will sponsor a
Fathers Day Dance on Sun
day, June 16.
Dancing will be to the in
comparable music of the Star
Tamburitzans.
Every father who turns out
for these festivities, which
are to start at 7:30 p. m.
sharp, will receive a gift,
while the oldest and youngest
breadWinners are in for a spe-
cial prize,
All members Of the Club
and local and district sCFU
Lodges are invited.
Tony Pavlic, Publicity
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Uniontown Pops Ready
For Their Day In Sun

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Gro
atian Citizens Club will cele-
brate Fathers Day, June 16,
with an indoor picnic.
The picnic will be held on
the grounds of the Croatian
Home on Franklin Street,
where there will be plenty of
delicious hot barbecued lamb,
cool refreshments and other
Croatian delicacies.
Muscal entertainment will
be provided by the Selo Tam
buritza Orchestra of Yer
sailles.
A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to Lodge 72 and Club
members in the area to at
tend our indoor picnic, and
especially to bring their faith
ers for a day of fine enter
tainment.
Rain or shine We'll be hav.
ing fun at the Croatian Homo
on Fathers Day.
Catherine Iukish, Pub.
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Johnstown Dads, Mons
To Be Fefed June 18th

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. = The
ladies of CFU Lodge 5 will
sponsor a Fathers and Moth
er's Day Supper on Sunday,
June 16, at 6 p. M, in the
Croatian Home Club Rooms.
Admission charged will be
a nominal fee of $3.50 per
person. The public is most cor
daily invited to attend.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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sent the "Strossmayer' Sing
ing Society and Kolo Group
of Youngstown. Ohio.
While the Ohio glee club
was organized years ago,
the "Strossmayer' Kolo
Group is a relative new
conner to the American cul-
turaI scene and a most wei
come addition TO the many
such dance organizations
now flourishing in this
country.
The teen-age members OF
tbs Kolo Group are expert
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Rose Marie zivic
Highly Honored By
Ambridge Soda|ity
Pretty Miss Is
Crowned Queen BY
Pastor OF Church

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - Holy
Trinity Church was the scene
of a magnificent ceremony of
May Growing, held on May
26th at 3 o'clock in the after
noon.
1t is a traditional custom
that during the month of May
honor is given and homage is
paid to the Blessed Virgin
Mary by crowning her with
the crown of spring blossoms.
A special privilege was
granted to Miss Rose Marie
Zivic by the Young Ladies
Sodality, having chosen her
as Parish May Queen for
1857, thus having her pro-
claimed worthy to place the
crown on the statue of the
Blessed Virgin Mary.
Miss Zivic, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Zivic, a highly
respected family in the COM
munity and all affiliated with
the Croatian Fraternal Union
of America, portrayed pious-
ly and beautifully her part in
Pastor Crowns Queen
The Queens colorful pag-
cant consisted of all the mem
bers of the Young Ladies So
dality many girls and a large
number of children of the par
ish, and all in different capa-
cities.
Miss Zivic was crowned
May Queen by Rev. Two Siv-
ric, the Pastor of Holy Tri-
nifty Church, as she ap-
preached the railing into
the Sanctuary.
Then she, herself, crowned
the Blessed Virgin Mary, our
heavenly Queen, in the climax
of the ceremony.
The Pastor delivered an in
spring sermon and after
wards pronounced the Bene-
diction with the Most Blessed
Sacrament, having been as
sisted by the Rev. Tugomir
Soldo.
During the ceremony occa-
sional singing was rendered
by the male choir of the Holy
Trinity Church, intermingled
with the congregational sing
ing. Services closed with "Te
Deum" and a Recessional.
The congregation was
greatly impressed with the
spectacular portrayal of
the coronation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary by our
May Queen, Miss Rose Ma
rie Zivic.
She graduated from Am
bridge High School just re-
Gently and is one of the fav-
orites among the younger set
of the town. Spectator
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United South Chicago Lodges Stage
Stirring Public Tribute To Mothers
Oldest And Youngest Mothers Receive
Potted Plants As MementOs OF Occasion

So CHICAGO ILL., = The cheerful mood while the ac
Mothers Day program tors making ready, Eva
presented by the United CFU Brncch sang yodeng
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SO. CHICAGO, Ill. = The
Mothers Day program was
presented by the United CFU
Lodges Committee to a full
house in South Chicago's Gro
atian Hall. Being what it was,
there were mothers of all
ages present.
The older mothers predom-
mated, particularly those who
claim Yugoslavia as the land
of their birth. And it was we'll
that it was so, for this was
their day in song and play.
Sentimentality and comedy
moved the audience first to
tears and then to laughter.
The sentimentality. was ini-
tiated by seven girls and six
boys from the junior nests
who greeted the mothers with
t h e poem WELCOME
MOTHER. Each young
ster recited one verse featur-
ing the letter he or she dis
played. A closing verse was
recited by the entire group.
The sentimentality was
climaxed by Eva Brncich
and Helen Zelenika when
their song "Samo Nemoj
I'll" dampened the eyes of
many and brought flowing
tears upon the faces of
more than a few.
The song has a haunting
melancholy melody that in it.
self is sufficient to create a
sentimental recollective mood
and moved many who did not
understand the words. Eva's
caressing of tn e guitar
strings, as she sang, added
the finishing touch to the
plaintive melody.
Great Day For Mothers
While still in this sentimen-
tai mood, the oldest and
youngest mother of each OF
the six C.F.U. United Lodges
was called upon the stage,
presented to the audience, and
given a potted plant as a liv-
ing memento of the occasion.
The honored ladies were
(oldest then youngest):
Mrs. Helen Grenko and
Mrs. Clarise Howell, Lodge
8; Mrs. Agatha Mesin and
Mrs. Joan s Skone eczny,
Lodge II; Mrs. Maria Sa-
jak and Mrs. Stephanie Opi-
jad, Lodge 80; Mrs. Ana
Bozich and Mrs. Margaret
Quick, Lodge 118; Mrs.
Christina Gabrich and Mrs.
Betty Thomson, Lodge 275;
and Mrs. Theresa Brendich
and Mrs. Violet Halber-
stadt, Lodge 948.
The award for mother of
the day went to Mrs. Mildred
Sikirica, Lodge 275, for hav-
ing the greatest number of
living children an even
dozen.
Laid Them In Aisles
To set the stage and bring
the audience into a bright and
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SAAS>A stA AAASoSt w AAAAS SAA> ~
tors were making ready, Eva
Brncich sang some yodeling
songs, accompanied by her
versatile guitar.
With a brief introduction
by the Mistress of Ceremo-
MES, Berta A. Barry, the cur
tain went up on the play ga
ruke." The audience respon-
ded with mirth to the opening
tableau showing Luka and
Mara Prgich in their all pur-
pose room of their home in
Domace Selo, Yugoslavia.
Dressed in native cos
tune, Luka, complete with
handlebar mustache, they
brought back to many the
life that once was. The
plays theme was the be-
throthaI of a young couple.
More specifically the young
mans parents coming to
ask the young lady's par
ents for the hand of the
young lady for their son.
AS usual everyone was in
on the open secret except the
fair ones father Luka.
His astonishment and mo-
m e n t ary resentment was
quickly balmed with the
knowledge that the object of
his daughters affection was
none other than Jerko Trpich
son of his old and dear friends
Andrija and Luca Trpich.
Suffice it to say, in the
language of our teenagers, it
was a ball. Laugh? w e
thought they'd split!
John Stropin A Corker
The entire cast was excel.
lent, but we believe that John
Stropin as Luka Prgich de-
serves an extra bouquet.
He got the most laughs
per line and gesture from
the audience. John also
wrote and produced the
play and we congratulate
him on his "hit".
The other players were Ma
ry Zelenika as Mara Prgich,
Helen Zelenika as Anica Pr
gich, Francis Loncar as Jerko
Trpich, John Bakovich as An
drija Trpich and Matilda Pc
neva as Luca Trpich.
Not Stingy With Praise
A few more credits are in
order to the people on the
program and behind the
scenes staff. The program
was under the auspices of the
C.F.U. United Lodges Wom-
ems Group, chairmanned by
Julia Stropin.
Julia delivered a short vel.
coming address in which she
briefly recalled for the audi,
ence the past work of the
C.F.U. United Lodges ano
the number and magnitude OF
past and possible future ac'
complishments whose under.
lying keynote was, and should
Continued On Page 12)
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:. Frances Matijaca -.
show stealers and expect to
do a land office business once
they take to the West View
stage on July p.
Three In Sales Drive
AS for the coronation,
three very pretty younger
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nelu at the nome OF IduI MdTLlfi
and family near Toledo. The Rev.
and Mrs. A. j. Martin with all their
children were present for the occa-
sion. Attending the reunion were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Betty Kepler and
sons Sandy and Jamie, Falls Church,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin
Dan and Debra, Creswell, Ore; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bates (Jean) and
sons Mark, Bruce and Eric. Grand
Island, N. Y; and the host and
hostess Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Martin
and Bonnie and Linda. The Rev
Martin, since retiring from his mis-
sionary work in Brazil is serving a
church in Antwerp, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Moser and Mr..
and Mrs. John Moser and son David
spent a day recently with the Mar
tins for an enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. Raymond Conrad and Mrs.
Okla Benroth, Mrs. Benroth's grand
daughter, Sharon Evans, Lima, and
Mrs. Charles Conrad and daughters
spent last week at Long Island on
Indian Lake.
Diller ambulance removals-Mrs
Leona Stettler from the Roy Ream
home on North Spring street to the
Burl Mathewson home in Orange
township. sa
Mrs. Harvey Which, of Kenton,
the Misses Myrtle and Gaynell Ba-
singer and Odulla and Kathryn Am
stutz, all of Bluffton, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Horst, near Dalton, Ohio. They all
attended the thirty-second annual
Swiss celebration at Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Seyb and
two children of Mt. Union, Iowa,
visited Mrs. Peter Gratz and family
last week and left Monday morning.
Col. and Mrs. Oghel Knipp and
son Stanley of Point Pleasant, w.
Va, visited last Friday with Miss
Alice Ludwig. Col. Knipp, a former
pupil of Miss Ludwig, is now sta
toned at Point Pleasant.
Mr.. Glenn Ludwig and Miss En-
ma Mccullough of Toledo and Comm.
and Mrs. Ralph Blauvelt, of Shaw
nee, called on Miss Alice Ludwig,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs., Russell A. Lantz
are spending the week attending the
Chicago Gift show, preparing for
their Christmas merchandise buying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Neil and
family who live on the County Line
near Bluffton are on a six weeks
tour of the western
states.
Mrs. Lenore Montgomery was a
Sunday afternoon caller in the At
mer Bergman home near Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown, mis-
sionaries in the Belgian Congo,
Africa, are spending a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Dillei before going into
work for the mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Todd returned
Saturday from weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hegel and baby
of Berea and Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Huttenlocher and family in Cleve-
and.
Miss Mildred Keel entertained the
members of her Pandora high school
.lass last Sunday evening. Those
who were present included the fol-
owing: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Suter,
Miss Faith Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
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A FARM OR HOME
BLUFFTON

DLOT YIN
GROOM MODERN BRICK, double
garage, close in.
GROOM AND BATH, semi-modern
Priced right. !.
LOTS NEAR TOWN
g ACRES along old Dixie Highway
with excellent frontage near new
golf course
80-ACRE FARM near Pandora
well drained and fenced. Good
buildings.
35 ACRES near Bluffton, good for
farming or subdividing.
RAWSON: One floor, modern five
room house and garage. Nice lot.
MT. CORY: 8 bedroom, modern,
attached garage, cheap
COL. GROVE: A bedrooms, modern,
garage attached, good location
81 ACRES of almost new land. Five
miles east of Lima with u mile of
frontage on High st. road Includes
beautiful modern brick home. All
buildings less than years old.
INCOME BUILDING with 3 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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II ACRES

A beauty spot. Nestled among tree:
in a cool, wooded area, this 1-floor
2-bedroom home is one you should
see. It's completely modern, has
hardwood floors, basement. New
garage. Productive soil. Southeast
convenient to Ford Plant. Call for
details.
LATE MODEL, 1-floor, 3-bedroom
home. Good east section location.
LARGE home with downstairs bath
Excellent corner lot with fruit and
shade trees.
159 ACRES east in Hancock County.
House lately remodeled.
10 ACRES near Bluffton. For Sub
dividing.
BEAVERDAM. Completely modern,
3-bedroom home. Early possession.
BRICK home with full basement.
Nice size lot.
Richard J. Boehr, Salesman
Bluffton Phone $3.50
Arthur w. Gnagi, Realtor
Lima, Ohio Phone CA 5-1931
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEW 3-BEDRoOM HOUSE fin
ished with mahogany cupboards and
interior trim; brick fireplace in base
ment, sandstone in livingroom; tile
bath with cast iron tub; toilet,
shower and lavatory in basement;
2" hardwood floor; electric heat;
basement finished to live in. Complete
ly landscaped, good location. Phone
133-W. John Klay. If
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PAGE FIVE

He is survived by his widow,
Clyle; son, Ronald, Nashville,
Tenn; a daughter, Mrs. Charles
Schields, Lima; brothers, Jesse,
Cleveland; Harvey, Maumee; Roy,
Pandora; and Villas, Bluffton and
sister Mrs. Walter Neiswander,
Bluffton and one grandchild.
The Rev. f. ID. Penhorwood will
officiate at funeral services with
burial in Maple Grove cemetery.
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visit with friends and relatives.
Travelling from the west coast, they
arrived by plane at Ft. Wayne,
Tuesday. They have been living in
Hawaii where he is stationed with
the U. S. Navy. He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Benroth, Of
Orange Township.
Mrs. Lena Dillman Of North Jack
son street, was in Cleveland last
week visiting friends.
Minnie Benroth, Madelyn Euler
and Inez Ageger of Lima, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Josephine Ben
roth of North Main street.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Ndst INU. oIoJJ
Estate of Alva j. Scoles Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Glen M. Scoles
of 327 Cherry St. Buffton, Ohio has been
duly appointed Executor of the Estate of
age of Bluffton, Allen County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fiduciary within four months.
Dated this 29th day of July 1857.
Paul ]. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
Aug. l, s, Is
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NEW BEDROOM ranch style
home on Grove street. Lennox hot
air gas furnace, Deluxe Youngstown
steel kitchen, Thermopane picture
window, large 70 foot front lot,
hardwood floors throughout, full
basement. Anderson windows. Bluff
ton Eastland, Inc. See Gene Benroth
after $50 p. M.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT


Estate of Erwin f. solomon Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Robert Z. Sol
omon of Cairo Ohio, has been duly appointed
Executor of the Estate of Erwin +. Solomon
deceased. late of Allen County; Ohio:
Creditors are required TO file their CLAIMS
with said fiduciary within four months.
Dated this 26th day of July 1851
Paul ]. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
Aug. ], s, Is
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

case NO. 3ioUl
Estate of Addie II. Springer Deceased
Notice is hereby qiven that Abraham p.
Springer of r. No. 2. Lima. Ohio has been
duly appointed Administrator of the Estate
of Addie H: Springer deceased. late of Allen
County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fiduciary within -four months
Dated this 9Th day of July 1857.
Paul j. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
July 25, Aug. /, s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Services Today For
Homer Lehman

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon in the Chiles and Son
funeral home, Lima, for Homer
Lehman, retired insurance agent of
Lima, who died Monday morning.