The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18

Baslnger ambulance removals
Mrs. Lucinda Schmell from her
home near Jenera to Bluffton
Community hospital: Harley
Smith from Bluffton Community
hospital to his home in RaWson.
Mr.. Robert Critics, who has
been teaching in Palmer, Alas
ka for the past eight years, is
leaving the 10th to enter the uni
Verslty at Boseman, Montana
where he expects to take
advanced work for his Master S
Degree in administration. Mrs.
Critics and two daughters will re-
main here for the year while she
is attending Bluffton college and
the girls the public school.
Miss Edith Yoder, who is
teaching music in the West Lib
erty schools, was home this past
week end. She is a busy person
Tor her first year having 102 in
the choir and "a in the band.
Mr.. Stanley Herr of st. Peters
burg, Florida has been visiting
his sisters, Mrs. Noah Basinger
and Mrs. Francis Basinger, the
past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz spent last
week with friends and relatives
In Goshen, Indiana, following
the meeting with the college fac
ulty at the retreat at Camp
krledensWald, Michigan.
Miss Kay Clauss, student nurse
at Memorial hospital, Lima, was
home Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
In FoStoria, Friday the 18th,
the N. w. District Weekday Re
ligious Education teachers will
hold two meetings; in the after
noon is the teacher fellowship
and business session, and in the
evening is held the conference on
job analysis for teachers and
council people. Mrs. Harry Yo-
der, who is the Religious Edu-
cation teacher in our schools, will
be attending.
Mrs. F. T. Lauriat has returned
home from a two weeks visit
with her father in Easton, N. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair B. Fett, and
Mrs. Robert c. Graham of Lima
attended the funeral services of
Mr.. Walter Bowles in Mansfield
on Sunday. Mr.. Bowles will be
remembered as manager of the
Page dairy some years ago.
Mrs. j. o. Blome had as week
end guests, her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. o. Siferd of Brighton,
Michigan.
The Bluffton college faculty
and their wives held a dinner
meeting with the incoming fresh
man class last Friday night in
the new dining room of Ropp
hall.
This past week the Harry Yo-
derS had as their guests a num-
ber of parents who came with
their children entering as fresh
mep1n the college: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Yoder and son Roy,
Fand Rev. Allen Yoder, of Gosh
en-, Indiana; Mrs. Cy Springer
and son Walter of Dalton: and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Myers and
Nancy from Bloomington, nli-
noiS.
Mr.. Edward Davey of Phoenix,
Arizona has been in Pandora this
past week visiting his sisters,
having been called here by the
death of his sister Harriet. Mr..
Davey's wife is a sister-in-laW of
Mr.. Edgar Hauenstein.
Miss Edna RamSeyer and Mr..
Carl Smucker, advisors for the
Student Christian association of
the college met with the officers
this past week at Camp FriedenS-
wald, Michigan. Plans were laid
for the coming year.
Teachers and leaders from the
local Presbyterian church attend
ed Lima Presbytery's Christian
education study group meeting in
Findlay Tuesday night.
Mr.. Michael Badu of Ghana,
Africa has returned for another
year of study at Bluffton college.
He spent the summer in New
York City.
During a recent visit to the
west coast of Florida, Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Hartman of
Route 1 enjoyed a trip through
Sarasota Jungle Gardens.
Roy E. Herr, 403 S. Main
street, was a recent visitor to
Florida's Silver Springs during
his Florida vacation. He plans to
return home later this month. He
was accompanied by E. L. Herr
of Kibler street.
Mrs. J. A. Warren, Bluffton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Warren.
Findlay, attended the Hobson and
Andrews reunion near Steuben-
vile Sunday.