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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

Miss Barbara Ann Bogovch, Canca gnijezda br 157
Midland Pc. Ncn roditeli clanovi odsjeka br $50
stom njostu. Odsjek nehi clanovi zvo zauzei
da nhova djevojka nateCau pobjedi pobedila ie te
e krunjena Kraljicu Hr7atskog Para Croatian Cen
prosavi IL augusta Krune je njene drugarce
Krajca Miss Frances Matjaca Miss Marta Stefanch
sto e bio ljep PRIOR programu. Ovde donosmo ME
sliku kao Krace, so pokazuje menu ljepotu Mlada
je to djevojka ali stasita vitka, prava krasotica.
Njeni roditej odlGn zaedniCari, pal1 taLo po-
kazuje njihova kcerIa. Cesttamo i'm odgoju ia
ko pametne lijepe djece. Svi mi nasa Zaednica po
nosi akovom hjepom djevojkom, nasom clanicon. Ma
sa mladost deca n2sa uzdanca Hrvaske Bratske Ia
jednice mas narodni ponos
Midland svake godine pa owe Liepo Sc pokazao
svoiom Kraljicom pomoGi Croatian Ccntru. Hyaa
brace!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

Miss Martha Stefanch ijepa stasita, vitka kao jea,
prava ljepoca, crnka clanica odlicnog aktivnog
seq odseka broj u Uniontown, Pa Ona natjecala
godne Kracu popularnosti Dana Hrvatske Brat
ske zaednice nije pobjeda ali ipak smatra Kra-
ljicu svoga odseka svoga mesta Drzmo da bi bo do
bro kad bi odsek svooj ovo krasnoj djevoci prredo
pocast banket, korist odsjecne blagane To bi Sc
moglo jepo izvest, hoce soge bratske surad
nje cesa zadnje vrene tom odsjeku nekako manjka.
Miss Martha Stefanich odlicno je dijete dobrc "a
ednicarske obitel, te je ponos svom roditeljima
odsjeku Ovakovu mladost nasu trebamo sv postivat,
koja je nasm redovma sto bolje oduseviti nasu
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajedncu Mi mladoj Marthi cesta-
mo zeinao oj najbolju srecu uspjeh njenom zvotu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

bio lijepi broj zajednicara il
udaljenijih mjesta.
Sa programom je uprav-
LAO vrijedni predsjednik u
jedin5enih Odsjeka, brat Mi
Ian Vranes, 81. podpredsjed-
mix H.B.Z., koji je lijepo po-
zdravio publiku otvorio pro-
gram.
Mas uvazeni hrvatski pie
vacki Zbor "Strossmayer" il
Youngstowna otpjevao je uz
pratnju glasovira nase himne
americku hrvatsku, a Father
Marian Soric, zupnik maj
starije hrvatske kat. Crkve u
America, Sv. Nikole u N. S.
Pittsburghu, odrzao je lijepo
Bozje slovo blagoslovio Dan
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
a predsjednik, brat Vranes je
odrzao jedan znacajni govor
o proslavi Hrvatskog Zajedni-
carskog Dana i o Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici.
Narod je uzivao u nastupu
i majstorski izvadjanim pie
sovima, u slikovitoj narodnoj
nosnji omladinske Kolo Cru
pc "Strossmayera" IL Youngs-
towna, koje je pratila nasa
glasoivta tamburitza Balkan
Serenaders Orkestra IL Traf-
florida. Ista Orkestra je poseb-
no svirala ma programu ne
koliko lijepih melodija.
Mnos t vo zajednicara po-
zdravio je i tajnik Ujedinje-
nih Odsjeka H. B. Zajednice,
brat Philip Vukeliich. Pjevac-
ko hrvatsko drustvo, mjeso-
viii zbor, "Strossmayer" IL
velo je divno skladno ne
koliko hrvatskih zbornih pie
sama koje je narod popratio
sa burnim pljeskom.
Brat Thomas r. Balaban,
bivsi mas pravni savjetnik, a
sada 1st Deputy Insurance
Commissioner u lijepom en-
gleskom jeziku odrzao je zna-
cajan govor o ovoj narodnoj
Slavi. On je predstavio naseg
pocasnog costa ma toj Slavi
Hon. Roy E. Furmana, lieut..
GOvernora Pennsylvania, ko-
il pozna gradjane hrvatskog
porjekla nasu Zajednicu, te
je u tom smislu odrzao jaki
i znacajni govor, a zajedni-
Carl su ovog svog visokog
costa nagradili burnim Pile
skom.
Posebno iznenadjenje bilo
je kad je nastupio mas mladi
pittsburski pravnik = pravni
zastupnik Croatian Centra -
brat Ivan Birsic, clan velike
Birsic obitelji u Pittsburghu,
kojih imade veliki broj cla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

zaista zajednicarima sluzi ma
diku ponos.
Posebna atrakcija je bila
krunisanje nase Kraljice III.
ljepotice sestre Miss Barbara
Ann Bogovich, clanica gnijez-
da broj 157, koje sliku po-
sebno donosimo opis. Kruni-
sanje je izvela kraljica Dana
Ia iednice Miss Frances Matt
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04
Dobaruspjehzajednicarshh proslavauPittsburgh ghu
TRECA 0BLJETNICA CR0ATIAN CENTRA
VELIKA MAk|FESTAClJA BRATSTVA
CrOatian Center, Pittsburgh. =

Croatan Center Pittsburgh - Proslava trece obljet-
nice Hrvaskog Parka Croaan Center zvedena e dosono
vecanstveno To je zapravo ba prava Slava Hrvatske
Braske Zaednce ponovno Pttsburghu, seu nase die
Ia ednce ZnaGajna narodna Sava odrzana e 11-og
augusta Croatian Cenru.
programom je rukovodio podpredsjednik Odbora u
ednenih Odsjeka Zapadne yvanc Hvatske Brat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04
CentraIni 0dbor Sjev. kaIifornije odrzat
&c bankef i konferencu 21.oq septembra.

San Francisco, Calf = Centraln Odbor Odsjeka Hr-
vatske Bratske zaednce Sjeverno Kalforn prireduje
banlet konferencu, koja &c odrzat subotu 2 sep
tembra g. vro dobro poznatom Veneto Restaurantu
kod Fishernens Wharfa San Francsku Pocetak e toe
no u 80 ma vecer.
Ma ovoj nasoj priredbi imat cemo diva pocasna costa
govornka koi ce suzbeno zastupat Hrvatsku Bratsku
ednicu to braca Michael Grasha, upravte Pomat-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04
DAN HRVATSkE BRATSKE zAJEDNICE
U NJEN0M SJEDISTJ PITTSBURGH

Vrijedno spomena. Nas Ujednjeni Odsjeci zapadne
Pennsylvania prosavse dostono Dan Hrvatske Bratskc
Zaednicc, Hrvatski zaedncarsk Dan ljepom zabavnom
West View Parku Pittsburghu Veka Prosava je odrza
nedjeu p. julia jepim kulturnim programom Dan
e bio pogodan dosta vuc poset lijep Prsutno je bo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
SOB Boys Already Sign
For Little League:
Schedules Announced

A record number Of applications
received from East Cleveland boys
indicates that 1857 should be big
baseball year on local diamonds
A total Of 508 boys have filed
their intentions to compete in the
four leagues sponsored by the East
Cleveland Little Leagues, Inc.
The majority Of the applicants
are ten-year olds with lat lads
getting their parents consent to
launch their baseball careers. Forty
Of these enthusiastic youngsters
will be assigned to "major league"
status in the popular Little League
while the remaining aspirants will
be assigned to the farm clubs which
comprise the Minor League.
While the Minor League competi-
tion may lack the finesse usually
displayed in the Little League, the
boys are intensely eager to learn
the fundamentals of the game and
always show tremendous improve
ment as the season progresses.
Once again, the boys will benefit
from the excellent guidance of Jim
Marinelli and Joe Mencini, former
Shaw athletic stars who are now
students at Western Reserve Uni
versity. Jim, who will captain the
Red Cat basketball team next sea-
son, also manages the Nelson
jewelers. in the Little League where
he has gained a reputation as
master strategist. Joe, a senior law
student at Reserve, denotes great
many Of his summer evenings to
umpiring Little League games and
has become one of the best arbiters
on the local diamonds.
All Minor League games are
played at Shaw Field on weekday
mornings and afternoons and, when
the boys show sufficient improve
ment, they can be promoted to a
parent team at any time during
the season.
The spring training period in the
Little League and Pony League
got under way this week while the
Colt League, composed of boys in
the 1917 age bracket, will start its
workouts next Tuesday. After the
completion of the two-week train
ing schedule, boys will be assigned
to team rosters by means Of a
player auction when rival managers
and coaches vie for the talent avail
able in each league.
Listed below are the tryout
schedules for each league. Those
boys who have signed up to play
this summer, are asked to clip out
the schedule for reference so that
they will be sure to appear for
practice on the correct day.
Spring Training Schedule
For Unattached Players ONLY!
All prectice periods begin at
$50 p. m.
SHAW LITTLE LEAGUE-Boys
who attend Prospect, Chambers,
Christ the King, and Mayfair
schools. Practice at SHAW FIELD.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02

For the second consecutive year
since Federated Giving Plan was
put into effect among employees
of the City Of East Cleveland, the
city has won recognition plaque
from the Community Chest. Here
Robert S. Moore, executive assist
ant to the City Manager looks at
the second award, a bar added to
the first plaque received a year
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
Tennis s Hired
As CCC Golf Pro

Preston HenniS, golf profess
sional at The Conway Country
Club in Conway, has accepted
the job as part-time pro of The
CarolinaS Country Club now I'M
der construction between Lori:
and Tabor City. HTnrIS will con-
.tinue TO hold the Conway job
too.
Actual work as golf profess
Sional with the loo. club will
begin when the course is ready
for play. perhaps abpat the mid
die of November. EcnniS has
been directing much of the con-
St"uction on the course since il
began in the spring.
A meeting of directors of the
course was held 4, the HenniS
home in Conway last Wednesday
night and details o. the arrange
mcnt with the golf professional
were worked out n that time.
The directors asa discussed
the need for selling the re-
mainder of the stock author
lied when the organization
was formed. Up TO this point,
all bills that have been Great
ed have been paid but the
time is At hand when addi-
tional stock must be sold TO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
keep the work moving.

All fairwayS have peen raked
and most Of the see ding COM
.plrtc. Greens and tees will be
planted with grass a. soon rs
they are properly shaped. AL
the dirt for them has already
been hauled. Irrigation facilities
for the green's AMI tees is ex-
.pected to DC complete in a few
days.
All equipment for maintaining
the golf course has been bough,
and paid for, inCludin, a tractor
The biggest expense that will
still be incurred Will be the
building OF clubhouse. This IA
.cility will b. needle; for the golf
pro shop and if pepper finances
are available. it Will include a
lounge and kitchen so that birth
day parties and other occasions
.c2n be held at the golf course.
The remaining g. In 20 shares
of stock that are available will
have to be sold before the club
house can &c built but directors
hope that mother effort will be
made soon by both towns &c
.cCNDlctC this sale uf stock and
get the clubhouse under con-
S'ruCtlOn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
Continued From Page -

y
to farm with in those days and
there was hardship on every
hand.
Blackwell'S father drowned in
the river at Fair Bluff Just a few
days before today'S 100 year old
farmer was born.
In his younger days he was
lGuitc a hunter and also bought
coon, oppoSom and other animal
IfCrS from folks ovSv 4 wide area,
He has quit his hunting. of
course, but only two years ago
when he was 9S lie made trip
to the Gcorgia-Floc.da tobacco
market with a load Of his bright
leaf. And he got along fine all
the way.
Folks didn't have all the
things To amusc them that are
available today but .hcy enjoyed
living just aS well, maybe bet
ter than they do now" he said
He recalls an incident during
his war service when he sal
down To the first eggs and rice
he had seen III nearly tive
months. Then just rs he started
To eat. an 'nCmy she'll exploded
NEARBY. SCATTERING glass every
where and aiming he meal. He
lists that As one If his great dis
'0""0'r'wcn,s IN life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
WbiteUiHe Tea
Honors Miss Ward

Mrs. John Anderson and her
daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Mckay
OF Red Springs, delightfully."- ent-
ertained with a tea at the And
erson home in Whiteville Satur-
day afternoon hCroring Miss
Naydean Ward. hrrdc-elect OF
August 4.
The home was graciouslv de-
corated with white flowers
bridal greenry. and burning tap
ers.
Mrs. Anderson greeted guests
and the honorec and her mother
Mrs. w. N. Ward, ,eceived
Mrs. Bernard Veronee Of Co.
lumbuS, Ga. and Mrs. w. N
Bowman of Glove. Va. sist-
ers of the bride cleft. assist
ed Mrs. Mckay in serving punch,
bridal ices, and accessories.
The honorce received a should
er corsage upon arrival and 2
milk glass BOWL as an honor gift
from the hostesses.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
Mayors Court

Some were gully and some
not guilty. That WAS the story of
or CITY
Guilty of public trunkcrrcss
and given .rrir rno,., of nsviro
cost of court or serving 70 davs
u.nrn pov NT-r.ir ,vuio Tt
we'll. Norwood Barnes Ic,u3r
S'roui Ra-hs R9,z.r E,ro,c,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
TEAf HER VISITS

Mr.. and Mrs. O. {. Edic and
daughter. Sdllic, of .IcLcan. Va,
visited friends here last week
With them we're Lee sister. Mrs
W. w. Jones of Weldon. anG
Steve Turner, a ncphcw also OF
Weldon.
Mrs. Eide is the CORNER Kat,
Turner a former member of tho
.Tabor City School faculty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
Mrs. G. E. Walden
Is Bridge Hostess

Mrs. c. f. Walden entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club at her home On Orange
street yesterday. high scorer for
me play was Mrs. D. J. Hughes.
Playing with Mrs. Hughes and
Mrs. Walden were Mrs. J. NJ.
McGougan, Mrs. J. F. Boswell.
Mrs. 3. L. Nesm!th, Jr., Mrs.
y. l.. Nesmith, Jr, Mrs. James
Brice. Mrs. c. e. Walden and
Mrs. Earle Floyd.
A frozen dessert course was
served by the hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
HAVE YOU BEEN TO TIE

NEW THRIFTY SHOP YET
IT'S YOUR BARGAIN CENT
Err FOR CLOTHING AND
SHOES. COME IN TO-DAY
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
SAVE AT TIE THRIFTY
SHOP. (Sr7N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Marshall
of Shelbyville. KY. are visiting
MIR. ard Mrs. Guy Hundley. Mr..
Marshall is in the real estate
business in Kentucky.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Woodrow Granger is a
patient in James Walker Men,
orial Hospital, Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-07

Mrs i. D. Lon, Visited Mr.
nd Mrs lister Long recently
Mrs. Harvey Buck visited Nh
mo Mrs. L. J. Long Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
AFTERNOON

1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-Music Hall. Zoboch.
9-Voliont lody. Scroll.
IBIS
Glove Of Life. Scroll.
1870
ALI Could Be You. Variety
5-Afternoon Movie.
~ Hours. 81 Wouldn't Be in
Your Shoes" GAS. Don Coste.
7-cIown Corner. Kids.
9-Seoreh for Tomorrow. Ser1
lz:45
o-Guidins Light. Scroll.
loo
4-Close-Up. Interviews.
Starring ink Folkenbera ond Tex
McCrory
9-Wolter cronkite. News
9-Conno Douelos. Women
l:l5
7-Lodies' Home ThecteF.
"a Hours. The Fire Trop."
1895. Mormon Foster.
l:30
4-club go. Color.
Hour live from chicoqo. M.
seal vorety Don Sherwood
Mello forks Nancy Wright.
9-As the World Turns. Serial
ZOO
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
"a Hours Suspense. 1916
Barry SuIlivon.
9-our Miss Brooks. Comedy
2:3O
4-Tennessee Ernie. Variety
7-Fovorite Story. Drama.
9-House Porty. Voriety
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Thirty-FiUe Make
Garden Club Tour

Thirty-five Bluffton persons took
the Junior Garden club tour of the
Wooster Experiment station and
Kingwood Center exhibition hall,
Mansfield, Sunday.
Guides for the day at Wooster were
DR.. Oliver Diller and Claude and
Ralph Neiswander, uncles of Mrs. F.
d. Rodabaugh. After four hour visit
to the experiment station the group
visited the exhibition center in Mans
field The group enjoyed picnic
dinner on the grounds of the Wooster
station.
Making the trip were MIR. and Mrs.
Kermit Herr, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Zimmerman, Mary Ann and Michael,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Luginbuhl son
Gregg; Dan and Mike johnson of
Bucyrus, Conner Stewart, sons Jim
and Mike, Tony Bash, Bruce Mar
shall, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Niswan-
der, Dr. and Mrs. F. d. Rodabaugh
Freddy and Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvir
Rodabaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Henry, Ruth Ann and James, Mrs
Ruth Kohli,, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryar
Basinger, Karen, Carol and James
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Picnic HOnOrs
Voths, Smuckers

Approximately 125 members of the
Friendly Couples Class of the First
Mennonite church and other friends
attended a picnic at the Bluffton
college baseball green Sunday eve
ming honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Smucker and family from Berlin,
Germany, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Voth, Freeman, S. ID.
Mr.. Smucker spoke at the gather
ing about his work with the CARE
organization and more specifically o
his work the past winter will
Hungarian refugees in Vienna.
Mr.. Voth spoke briefly about tn,
new voluntary service assignmen
with the Mennonite Central Commit
tee in Korea which he and his famil.
will assume in the fall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Little Leaguers
Gain 90 Revenge
Over Conner Sunday

Bluffton's Little LeagGcTs are walk
ing with their heads high since Sun
day when they clipped Conner, the
only team to defeat them this sea-
son. 90.
Although the game did not count
towards the league championship the
youngsters at least have their
revenge.
Larry Marshall threw a one-hitter
and struck out IL as Bluffton let the
visitors down gently. Getting only
three hits themselves the Little
Leaguers spliced walks, errors and
an occasional base-hit into an easy
win.
Ruggley tripled, Dillman doubled
and Mathewson singled for the only
Bluffton hits. The big difference
between the two teams was pitching
as Marshall walked only three, while
his opponents had men on base
practically all the time.
The Little Leaguers close out their
schedule next Wednesday evening
with Beaverdam on the Harmon
field diamond. Last night they play
ed Waynesfield.
Practically assured of at least
second place in the league they are
shooting for their first tournament
game, against the winner of the Bea-
verdam-Allentown game, under the
lights at Cairo August 6.
Conner gained an even split in
Sundays doubleheader as they de-
feated the Bluffton "B" team S-3 in
the opener. Reichenbach did most of
the pitching for Bluffton. A home run
by Crow and a double by Reichen-
bach were the big hits for Bluffton.
More than 200 persons turned out
for the Sunday doubleheader at
Harmon field.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Williams Chevrolet Sponsors Local
Team in County Softball Tourney

A crew OF Bluffton men went out
last night to re-establish Bluffton S
old time reputation in area softball
tournaments. Sponsored by Bob Will
liams Chevrolet they played their
opening game against UAW-CIO local
1211 at Sis at Lima's Faurot park.
If successful they will be thrown
in against the Bradfield Center-Lima
Eagles winner Sunday evening at
Ills.
Not since the old Bluffton Tripletts
were winning titles left and right
from 1850 through 1855 has Bluffton
even been represented in a county
softball tournament. For the past
two seasons there has not even been
an organized team for men.
Whether this club can throw to-
gether a team from a group of rner
who have played little or no softbal
the past seasons is a matter of ques
ton.
Eleven men were slated to play
for Bluffton, with Bill Hart, who
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Church Tournament
Opening Is Reset
For Friday Night

Championship play in the church
league, held up Monday by stimu-
lating, welcome, heat breaking rain,
will be opened tomorrow evening
when Ebenezer plays First Mennonite
on the Harmon field diamond at 7:15.
Feature game of the evening will
pit Evangelical and Reformed against
Methodist, in as much of a grudge
battle as you can get for the rather
casual church league.
Methodist and Z and r closed
regular play in first place tie with
5 and 1 records. f. and r. gave the
Methodists their only trimming of the
shortened church season when they
upset them "a in the league opener.
Unable to get any hits off the Metho-
dists wild and woody Bill Hart they
combined several walks and infield
errors for surprise victory.
While the two Mennonite crews
rest, the winner of the battle ol
champions will meet the haplesS
winless Presbyterians next Monday
evening at 7:30.
The finals will be held next Wednes
day evening, weather willing, be
tween the winner of this game anC
the winner of tomorrow night:
EbeneZer-Mennonite game.
Originally scheduled to begin las
Monday evening the tournament wa
washed away after the openin,
innings of the first game had beel
played
| League officials decided a conflic
between the church tourney and tn
Allen county softball event last nigh
would prevent them from playing
Key players from three of the fou
teams scheduled to participate las
night are members of the Bo
Williams Chevrolet team entered i
the Allen county tournament.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
TOPS Nip N Tuck Club

Calorie Counters TOPS Club
The Calorie Counters >TOPS club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. LaDonna Derringer. June
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Slenda-Rellas TOPS Club

The Slenda- Rellas TOPS club of
Rawson met last Wednesday night
at the Rawson Community house.
There were seven members present.
Mrs. Ray Schneider was queen for
the week. Coffee was served at the
close Of the meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Village To Open
Bids For New Dump
Truck August 5

The old gray mare must. be retired,
village council decided at its Tuesday
evening meeting.
After II years of service the 1916
Ford dump truck which has served
the street department, the refuse
collection department, and probably
every other civic function the town
has ever had, will be replaced.
Bids are being sought for a new
truck to replace the old Ford. Council
has specified one-ton chassis, with
a IL or yard bed. Bids will be
opened at a special meeting of the
council called for that purpose, Mon
day, August 5, at 7;30 p. m.
The old Ford truck, with new
motor with only 5000 miles on it
will be offered as trade on the new
vehicle.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-07-25
Society and Clubs

Baker is still leading in weight loss.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. A comical hat
contest for first meeting in August,
was decided upon. The club voted to
send for diet menus and pamphlets.
The next project TO be started at the
next meeting is alteration of dress-up
dresses. Each member is to bring
two pictures of herself taken a num-
Der of years ago. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Elizabeth
Hauenstein on Tuesday July 80 at
L 100 p. m.
Den 5
Thursday afternoon, July 18, Mr..
Delbert Gratz treated our den to a
trip to the Lima airport where we
watched a big Lake Central airlineI
take off and saw other interesting
activities. In June, Mrs. Paul Greding
took us to see a television broadcast
in Lima. Wednesday, July 10, Mr.
Dick Pannabacker accompanied US OF
swimming party, following which
we ate supper in the Pannabeckel
back yard. At the last Pack meeting
July IL; Tim Triplett became a mem
Der of our den and Freddy Roda
baugh was advanced to the Webelo
den.
Philip Pannabecker, Reporter
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pitched the old Tripletts to their last
title in 1855, throwing them up for
Bluffton.
Other refugees from the old Triplett
gang are outfielders Dave Gerber
and Bob Which and infielder Ken
Moser.
Rounding out the Williams Chevvie
squad are outfielders Fred Amstutz
and Wally Basinger and infielders
Jim Knox, Tom Reichenbach, May
nard Pogue and Bob Gratz. Don
Basinger was scheduled to be the
Bluffton catcher.
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whose bid for street repair program
was accepted and then rejected by
the council two weeks ago, did not
submit bid for Tuesdays meeting.
The Cossett bid, which was origin
ally accepted, called for resurfacing
with drag-mix tar and chips ap-
plication similar to the Harmon road
resurfacing job which he applied two
years ago. His bid for this type OF
surface was $7.25 per ton completely