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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-11

Miller series for star boats and
challenge cup for comets. July
26. Poplar Island race. August
30-31. Cedar Point race.
NATIONAL YACHT CLUB
April 10. 2 pm. flag-raising
at Washington Sailing Marina
on Daingerfleld Island.
PATUXENT RIVER POWER
SQUADRON-April 10. change
of watch meeting at Chief
Petty Officers' Club at Patux-
ent Naval Air Station.
POTOMAC RIVER POWER
SQUADRON - May II. dance
in honor Of recent graduates Of
navigators' contest. June %.
West River rendezvous and nav
igators' contest, July As. an
|nual Smiths Creek cruise, crab
feast and navigators' contest.
July Is. Selby Bay rendezvous
and navigators' contest. July
10, District 5 rendezvous and
navigators' contest at Balti-
more Yacht Club. August 9,
Joint rendezvous with Patux-
ent Squadron on Patuxent
River for last chance" naviga-
tors contest for Glen Parma
lee Trophy.
POTOMAC RIVER SAILING
ASSOCIATION - April ~,
1880 pm, start Of spring series
Of races. Two races planned
each Sunday for five Sundays.
May 3l-June / race to Gunston
Cove and return. Fall series Of
races also planned with din
ner, dance and trophy presen-
tation to follow. Forums also
planned during summer on fit
ting out, rigging and racing
tactics.
ROSE HAVEN YACHT
CLUB-Dates indefinite. but
planning officers ball in May.
regatta in June and fishing
contest in July.
S LON ONS ISLAND
YACHT CLUB-April IL. sea-
food party. May 10, cruise.
May 81, Monte Carlo night.
June 81. dinner. July. 10, re-
gatta and dance. July 20. re-
gatta and trophy presentation.
August Is, shipwreck party,
September 20. dance. October
IL. bull roast.
SOUTH RIVER YACHT
CLUB-June 7-S-annual sail
ing regatta near South River
bridge.
WASHINGTON YACHT
CLUB-Sunday, 1880 am. an
nual meeting followed by din
ner, election Of officers and
flag-raising.
WEST RIVER SAILING
CLUB-May 3-4. fitting out
week end to prepare junior
feet for season. Shrimp feast
May 3. May "A. 4 pm. flag
raising and cocktail party. June
IA. regatta and organization of
junior feet. June is, 20, 20,
July 20. %. August 10. II. sum-
mer series Of races. June 81,
start Of junior feet Saturday
instruction programs. August
29-September /. Labor Day
regatta and Class B Sailing
meet. The Cruising Class will
have its own schedule, includ-
ing: May 30-June /. shake
down cruise; June 21-29, Cruise
Week. July As, aH-night sail
and rendezvous. July 20. race.
August 1917. race, rendezvous
and beach party. August 81,
Labor Day race. September 20
81. race and rendezvous. Octo-
Der 11-12. frostbite cruise.
WEST RIVER YACHT
CLUB-May "a. flas-raising.
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THELOC BOOK

TONIGHT
WARRINGTON CANOE CLUB-eil-
yer dollar party.
TOMORROW
EASTERN POWER BOAT CLUB
10 an. cleanup party to prepare
clubs and docks for season
CoRINTHIAN YACHT cLUB-spring
frolic and dance
ANNAPOLIS YACHT cLuB-ship-
wreck dance with costume or formal
soLoMoNs YACHT cLuB-seafood
party.
WASHINGTON YACHT CLUB-ll;3
An. annual meetins, dinner and mas
raising.
TUESDAY
POTOMAC RIVER POWER SQUAD
RON--S pm. meeting ct Arlington
ss Cns ,,,, npst'nents, ye gI meet a.
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THE HUNGRY
SPORTSMAN
By EDDIE MEIER
vENISON RIBS
A LA MORELANn

II there is a pressure cooker
among the pots and pans, here
Is a way Of quickly preparing
venison ribs. The recipe was
sent in by George G. Moreland
OF ITO s. Monroe street,
Arlington. who says that 1t has
long been one Of his favorites
Prepare q sauce from l can
tomato soup (undiluted), 2
tablespoons vinegar and hot
sauce to taste. Cut the ribs
into small pieces and brown in
2 tablespoons cooking oil. Chop
l medium onion and sprinkle
over the meat along with the
sauce. Attach top and cook Is
minutes at is pounds pressure
tsend your iavorite dish or same
recipe TO the Hungry Sportsman In
care Of this paper. II II tests out ano
Is used you will receive your choice
OF q 400-receipe hSh and game cook
book or 81 IN cash State preference
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take place In q nearby audi
forum.
Show hours will be May /,
noon to $3.50 pm: May 2. )
and 5. 3 am. to $3.50 pm, and
May (, 2 to 7 pm.
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through March IA next year.

through March IA next year.
In both States. resident IL
censes are So and nonresident
$40. Creel limit in Maryland Is
FIVE and the minimum length
Z inches. Virginia has a creel
limit Of eight. with no mini
mum length restriction. An ex-
ception to the creel limit are
lakes in Rockingham and Scott
Counties. where the creel limit
is five. --COVELL.
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CLUBS PICKING QUEENS
Busy Season Slated
For D. Yochtsmen
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Yacht and boating clubs throughout the Washing
ton and Chesapeake Bay areas are setting dates for
what promises to be one of their busiest seasons.
The programs will be headed by ceremonious
agraisngs and the choosing of princesses to repre-
sent the clubs in the annual Queen OF the Chesapeake
contest.
That contest will take place at the Maryland
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CHASE NcNkDIKE6i--
prand-nsy Ans quality brk. splt,-
S .sil T .ta. sSy ssd, UsS ar g..
din rn,'' family rm.; s-ser ssr ~ :
nice level lot adiointng Rock
Greek Park: Holy ksdeeneF bus
Your BID FRANK Q. PHItIifs.
NSa. OIL" 2-7o06. Ewes. Oh
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GEORGETOWN

eth ST. NE rooms. bath; cow
transp.; coal beat; larse yard
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CHEVY CHAsE. 0KEAT vzLUEI--
IN Rock creek Hills, probably he
for the money. Priced a S3f.60C.
out-of-to town owner frantienlly
seeks offerl Vacant Big 4-bedfnl
9ia-bath bFk Spiit-level; vide
center han. fabulous all-elec. KIT &.
breakfast room, sep. din rIn.. h,isa
rec. rni, basement, aarAae; beau
tiful lot lovely trees, FRANK q.
PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-70Oo Eyes,
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HOUSES UMFURMISRED
ffAafTiAaifn0l,

BURLEITH (adioinfne oeorsstoVnl
--7.tm.. row house: bath sleeping
porch; gear gar; Sl3b monthly.
Vacant: INEz CuSHAhD. REAL
GEORGET0WN--it won't last; but
We are most fortunate In having
. wide seleeti9n Of houses and
s sEnigg7 cHATEL' 1878 WIS., DE
GEoRGET0WN--s bedrms -four
6sdrms. ga baths: $3.50; CHEVY Hn:Si
WISELY 1fssfIEY HT fsc-@fi, ?" b.S Srsn.
IA baths, 5000. n. A. GILL a
son. DE-. $4,000.
HILLcREsT ARIA, ls0s Branch
fireplace, fuii bassmsnt. oil INV.
heat; newly decorated: convenient
to schools, bus. shopping; avail
able immsdiately: Si35 per month.
Call Lu. $4,000.
RUN ACREs-Contempo-
rary 4-bedroom. 2-bath home. 80
minutes from downtown Washing
ton; well designed. luxufiously car
peted. completely afr conditioned
swimming pool priyileaes Avail
able for lease March Il: Sie5 per
month. Cal MUMFORp REALTY,
ia. 7-4145 or JE. 2-2646.
MT. PLEAsANT-This spacious s.
bedrm, home Is In immaculate
condition; ineluding rsAnlshed
floors. 34l5 Mt. Pleasant st. nv
sos. Available March /, Cal
SHANNON q LUcHs. Ma. s-23i5
MOD, 3-BEDRM. RANCH HOUSE
oil h,-w.h,.- lee. yd,: cow. to An
SlOO q mo. to responsible party
CAL WA. 5-els5 or WA. 5-sl34
Low Iov.ls > seS 1iHeSeH A SrIsE Nome
8 rms. .2is baths master bath
gas heat; extra kitchen In base
ment: rear yard enclosed with
Anchor fence: newly fedecorated
S %a ss Sl2S mo. Mr.. NEuMANN'
I've 4ist PL. s.E.-Detached brk
9 rms, tfepl,. IL baths. full
bsnnt. with rec Tm., Gas hot aiI
heat, fenced yard, Cow, TO Pair
fax Village shopping. schools and
LU, 2.I000.
9Th ST. N.E.--6 rooms. bath; oonv
srarnspj coal beat; larss yard;
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(coNTlNuEp)

EDMUNDs ST. NV, 1905 rms,
dlhotte. kit. and bath. sol 80. Key
at ONCE. FLOYD Z, DAVIS CO.,
1929 K st. NV. Ma. s-O352
GEORGETOWN. 1886 M st. nv
$50 son Mrs. RS WH VIII LEN f sHny 5.9 5SHi.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 2Ol3
New Hampshire ave. NV --Bache-
or apt, dec new stove, all utils
incl, wired air conditioning. Elev
6ldS Res mgr NO 7-isos' or
MT PLEASANT, conveniently To-
cated-Several available apart
ments. from S62 80 up. Call Mr..
Caricofe. HU. 3-6433. or ADAMS
'ROPERTIEs, INC. ST. $1,000.
Sc. 1891 s ST. rms. kit, d.
CRUMBAUoH, NC, wo. 6-i364
COMMUNICATIONS immed. g
bedrm. apt; liv. rn,, din. rm..
Ice. kit. bath. center hall: . out.
side, | court expos; $50. RE.
1896. 9-5 weekdays.
MOD. I-BEDRM. APT, in CIV area.
$40 a mo-. incl. utils. Gall Pc.
7-470O wkdays, go.
DOCTORS HOSPITAIr-Efic. with
sun porch; Pullman kit, small
bldg, $50 per mo. DI. 7-7gOO.
3s TAUSSlG PL. N.E,--3-bedrm
apt, in modern apt. bldg. fully
equip. kit; mr.. new Carroll HIS. Il
GU; prompt poss. WI $4,000.
1901 YOUNG ST. s.E.. Apt, g
rms. din kit, bath; REDEco:
EA a only fsfs 81 ssa Sc ' Kew a spd
B.. l40S Young. Inspect or call
2iel FIRST ST. NV, Ist-n. apart
ment--3 rms, kitchen and 9:
bath apt: Al condition; all
utils. included only S75 mo. Mr.
NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
list ST. NV, 242i-and-fi. rear
apt, ! rm,, kit. and bath: ell
utils. incl; only S47 80 mo. Mr..
NEUMANN. MA, S-6700.
1878 SPRING PLACE N.W.--2 rms,,
kit. and bath: lease: adults only;
references. y65, FE, 3-6S60,
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
AIRS. FURMIsHED-D. 0.

BOILING VIC.-Atlr. i-bedrm. apt.
suit. 20. mod bldg; expr, bus 70
10th and Pa. ave. NV; close snop-
ping, churches linens, dishes 10
CONN. AND wYO. AYES. Nv
Furn, enc. avail April 500 90
incl. utilS. Unfurn. lsbedrm. apt
avail. immed $50, incl. utls'
Res. mgr, Alb 4-29s3.
GA. AVE, 4OI6-Newly dec. or
bedrm. apts; trans, park; adults
semitic. RA. 3-2S2s, EN-. 3-J420
HARVARD ST. bet. 18th 9th
Llv. rm.. bedrm, kit, bath utlIs
washer, drier; $50, RIA. d-03.l
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL
liza 18th n.W.-Efic bed-liv Tm
KIT. BATH day or wk. MA. h-gOlO
MT. PLEAsANT--spacious fulfil
apt. nicely furn.i utils incl. a2
per mo adults preferred. $685.
18th al NV.
N.W.-Newiy dee. 2-bedrm. 1st-fi,
apt; yard; laundry; excel. transp'
Ne. AREA-Efhciency, good eond.
excel. LOCI. cow shops TanAp'
Slb. Ii. 4-110O. ------
3 ST, NV. .I1iO. The Churehill
maid service; 81 up. NO. 7-oeoe
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BURLETTH (adioinine oeofsstovnl
--7.fm.. row house: bath sleeping
porch; Gear gar; S131 monthly.
Vacant: INEz cuSHARD. REAL
TOR, I'm. 2-4232.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

sIS.500-LoW down payment vii
pat you IN this lovrly e-modsl
split-levei sepafaW q. q fm.
brkfst nook. custom recreation
nm and Anchor. isnssd .yd A.
sumo as, loan AeHlIY A CO.
10 5-2322 = ~ .
eI0.55o-A lovely Garden and fruit
trees top on lB0-ft lot. .
sharp rambler With laJas kltehsn.
hsaLfT = Co ''IIot' 70. OS.sss2, 01 )
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0E0ncRT0NN-Reeentiy femod-
eled. completely air-eone., small
house, with southern patio. suit
aye Sr 9 sS Ss. or ssUps c9s% ,5
rms. With modern S a.R. stairs SIC q
full attic; also, bsnit. storage,
Call MISS cQRBfN. DU. 7-i234
or co. S-7624 for appointment,
GLOVER PARK-unusuaiiy nice a
Redrm. semidetAched brick. with
nrepl., 2 porches. exceptional kit.
full bsmt nice trees; gArage
S10, 500 SAMUEL 3 Bo0LEY
2, e ,ospse. AID. 10000. ewes,
1 s..r. T CO.. Sa1.S , S|sSSP, ;S
talousie. reereation room with
gs ssoc e.il W ss5oSaI s:As6o; .sf sss =
cSsMyy chase 81 {. o. nv
2 Apis, Mr.. Walter Reed
HONE and income; ssmidss. srk.
p 1ss =" ,m nv m ssa' t AZ, iS%a gen,
rms, . baths; fali Ssmt.; Suiit.iI
WEISS d sToLAR. INC.
Ex. $500 Q TIL
cOLOnED-INCOkfE = 6O7 peia,
s'l S.t RI nc oSLT" Ssi ~: q S si1s
Colonial tapestry brick, Cali iii
9 pm, MURRAY LEVINE, Ab
4-S131.
cSc !.o. ..: :. saSS Down Suy'
E Tsd rn III tut re srs s:'S sSs ISV;
RSSaY' Ei1flviSSAEn ill5 . .!ss BIS MUIR
C0LonED-BRIGHTw0QD-s-fm
9rk. ColontAl: Sl5,e30, $1,000 dn
a SseS'i str. aGms T sS srounS' on
nook OiosiiS; NOD noeP'i Eischs Ss'1 ska.sss
bedrms.: eas h.-w h. etc Cal
III z pm. n. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors, 2 Mass, ave, ma. S-6030
cOLOkED; .DY 0WNKR; Mr.. stf
and Lonefeliow = Lovely and
pszt' Only I sioo mon nS%i M 'ss.ssiSs
sol & oLoRED1THE PRICE Is RIoH1
VIII small cash payment ant
%Snin Il th Ssy% srf:, s cs rent sroS SS
garsSs, See TAG HARvHsb 0i 81
NV, II 10 vacant and IN very good
quick sale N, ), Weaver. '' wo. q
1914. MARSHALL j. WApLE co.
AID. 4-200o.
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APIS. UMFURMlsHED-D.c.

l08 ATLANTIC ST. Sc.
OFF s SOUTH CAPITOL ..I,r 81: Con Con
ern J and 2 bedrm. Apts,; COM
pleteiy eQuipped kit; convenient
to schools. stores and transp. AIR
CONDITIONED $69.50 TO SIS. so
mo. To INSPECT see ME-, vsrmilli9n'
rlliAn WnekdaYs
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APIS. UMFURNIsHED-D. c,

CAPITOL HILL. 14e st. ne.---s
rms, kit end bath, l67 .50i utils
furn FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO, 1895
X st. NV. MA. s-O352
CONN. AVE, I9If-Modern eley
bldg, indy. controlled air-cond
and heat. walking dist. downtown
-bedrm apt and Ice, efiles., viii
full-6ize kits reason rentals, incl
all utils NO. 7-l240.
CONN. AVE, 3IOO-spacious bed
rm apt. avail. March sos pei
mo no. 2-65Bj, Ext, iO7,
CONN. AvE.--Elev bldg; bedrm.
liv. m n.-kit, bath, 5 closets
500, plus gas cleo. NO 7-OO23
CONN. AVE. AND our. Dupopl
circle-Efic tile bath. hrepl.
Pullman kit; S65. EN-. 2.0OOl
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1874;
Connecticut ave. n.w-One bed
room, living room with fireplace
kitchen and bath; available now
Key 70 llt-n store. RANDALL 4 ~
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HOUSES FOR IALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. Y. PARK ARRA-Just over
little 3-bedrm bra Colonial With
s ...ms SSe' vi; slsa1 " a. PIN o,,,i l9lI
ent. covered patio rec Tm.. dab.
w .snsr t'n Rsm.ss a z, R SgI ~
may buyi One 2b-VT loan foF bal.
ance OF purehase price payable
appfox SOS mo Purchaser muet
be approved FRANK 3 PHILLtPb.
INC DI. 7-l4ll. ewes. WO. O..
BATTERY PARK. BETn-charm.
ms brk home IN lovely como ,
BIO BEpRM AND FULL BATH
ON list FLOOR . huge bedTms
bath on End: ser. pch. garaGs'
slate roof; nice quiet street, won.
dtfful neighborhood hiehly con-
yenient for Naval HOSP. NH, eli
schools. ~ 800 down may Guy
balance in one FHA loan approx
~ ~ mo. FRANK q PHILLIPS
INC oil. $1,000 ewes KE
BETHEsDA, frst offering iow 2os
Big handsome Colonial brick
on . wooded lot In popular Battery
Park bedrms lat moor powder
nm, Ice, screened perch A, g ss,aassi
4 tucHs Co. KE 7.isoc al .
pm. Or I'M. 2.esos after ..
BETHEsDA:SnEv'Y c MA ,S BED.
in SS 1H q susiiHsd p Ssrsn ser
can JOHN c. WALKkR CO.. IN.
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE Of EXON,

THE MAN o. ACTION is one who
Win succeed few barKains. d c.
Md not restricted homes. land
basic value RYON. RA. 3-6l46
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
CHURCH

Modern brick church bldg. on
NV Slate roof, psrior With Ore.
place. kitchen, study ana lava
tories. An excellent opportunity
for small CONGREGATION In Z
pleasant new NV fuburb Price,
III 500. with terms available
Please call Mt. Gavin. with n O.
sMITHY co, ST $500. res
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Beautiful TO see--in neWness and
decoration--this home with rs 30
y, living room. Please call Mrs
Dixon. ST. $4,000 Of JAMES l.
DIXON q co.
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ROOMS FuRNlsHED-M.E.

COLORED - FRONT RIM. dble.
SO; sgle., SO Children accepted
Privils. IL. 3-2254.
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CHEVY CHAsE--centef hall brick
SstSs. I library or SS en- 0 SsdTSSm:
living porch enclosed with glass
1880. cal wo' S.ssoso Isii
INC, Chevy chase. 81
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new 81 spiiI:lsV;I yi,h ssd:
s ss P saDy.n; zen 'n n s.,h sssh'
most desirable loo: lovely sessins
among oak trees 3 feet IN diam.
eter. Priced at $4,000. FRANK
fliiLLIPS ING OIL. $1,000
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s y u DIP, s.E y..sn;
! ssd.s. ss;S.s' 0i family k1I -.
planned living and ainlne rnas.
With CHEEKY hearth: patio, 2-ear
eareee, and many extras. Perfect
s SalS sM. N PE,ssd e SpsE ga. 500.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barnes
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Schaub Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Gleason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gleason, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Kindle and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Gleason attended the Gleason re-
union at Red Key, Indiana, Sun
day.
Mrs. Amos Moser spent Mon
day with Mrs. Leonard Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Huber and
family spent the week end in
Columbus.
Prof. and Mrs. Staffer were
dinner guests, Thursday, at the
home of Miss Nellie Huber.
Mrs. Lyman Barnes called or
Miss Nellie Huber Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kimmel
and Dorothy went to Findlay to
visit Mrs. Gertrude Kimmel on
Sunday.
Weekend callers in the Cecil
Hartman home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Lloyd, Miss Dorothy
Luginbuhl, Mr.. and Mrs. Oran
Vert, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and
Miss Noelle Gossard.
The WSCS meeting of Pleasant
Hill church has been postponed
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Ronald Lentz, 55, former resi-
dent of Columbus Grove who re-
sided at Chelsea, Mich, died
Friday morning in Chelsea. Fun
eral services were held Monday
in Chelsea. He is survived by his
wife, Jean, two daughters, Mrs.
joyce Schnider of Chelsea and
Mrs. Rowena Gladstone of Chel-
sea and four grandchildren. He
also leaves his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Lentz of Columbus
Grove, five brothers, Wilbur OF
Columbus Grove and Carl, Shir-
ley, Robert and Harold of Mich
igan, and a sister, Alice, of Mich
igan.
The WSCS of Rockport Metho-
dist church will meet in the home
of Mrs. Robert Green, Thursday,
September 18 at 2 p. m.
Friendly Neighbors club meets
September 25. Hostess, Erma Ar
mold; roll call, Name a Man
made Fabric; topic, Fall Fashion
Show by Faye Reigle; also a
style review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Schellen-
burg and children Robert and
Elizabeth Ann of Columbus
Grove attended the 5Oth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schellenburg of Brad
ford. Open house was held from
2 to Z p. m. Approximately loo
guests enjoyed a carry-in supper
at 7 o'clock. ,
The Profit and Pleasure club
meets September IL with Mrs,
Harry Mayberry. Topics - Must
Our Schools be Palaces by Mrs
C. K. Kohl; Wish / Could AT
ford to Teach by Mrs. Robert
Barnett.
MIR. and Mrs. Vernon Schellen'
burg and family were overnight
guests of Mr.. Schellenburg's cou.
sin, Mrs. Mabel Prenthes ano
family of Bradford, Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Stephens and
daughter Jane were Sunday din
ner guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Billings and family OF
Harrod. Jeffrey Billings returned
home with his grandparents to
spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rockhill
and family and Mrs. Lena Rock
hill enjoyed a picnic supper at
the Dana Longs, Cairo, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Ewing
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Stephens Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnett
and family attended a Tool En-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-11

Sixteen new families have be-
come a part of the community
during the summer vacation pc
riod, it was learned Monday
when they were introduced at a
meeting of the Bluffton Parent
Teacher association.
A. c. Burcky, athletic director
at Bluffton college, made the in
Productions of the new families.
1.-The community should try in
every possible way to make you
say,'I like it here and it is our
hope that later on you will be
able to say, I helped make this
community better F." Mr.. Burcky
said.
Of the new families, ten have
children in the elementary
school. They include DR.. and
Mrs. Eldon Graber of Newton,
Kansas and their children, Loci
in kindergarten, and Kenneth in
the eighth grade; Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ruebush from Vaughns-
vile and Brenda in kindergarten;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keeney
from Hartford, Conn.,, and Lois
in grade one; Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur K1eman from Glandorf and
Marilyn, first grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Foster
from st. Louis, H., and Darrell,
grade three; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Victory from Wapakoneta, and
Robert and James, grades four
and six; Mrs. Marie Lugibihl
from Florida, and Gregory
grade four and Carolyn, grade 10
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
from Beaverdam, Elizabeth
grade eight and Richard, grade
IL; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lin
ter, from Whitehouse and Fred
erick, grade five; Mr.. and Mrs
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Sixteen New Families Enter
Children in BlufftOn Schools

Jack Morrison from Lima, Rom
aid, grade one, Daniel, grade
five and Dennis, grade six.
Six new families are repre-
sented in high school. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Herr and
James, 10th grade; Mr.. and Mrs.
holland Benroth and Gail, 10th
grade; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Finn
and Mr.. Flinn's sister, Claudia,
11th grade; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Critics and Virginia, ninth
grade, and Diana, seventh grade;
Mr.. and Mrs. Odsler Wedin and
Sandra, ninth grade; and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Lansing and
son, Joe Bowers, seventh grade.
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gineers' picnic at Russells Point
on Sunday.
Mrs. c. E. Schuman, Mrs. Fred
Lex, Mrs. Ernest Kissner and
daughter Minette of Lima called
Saturday on Mrs. E. B. Maynard
who is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Marshall.
Isaac Neuenschwander, a di-
rector of the Midwest Electric,
Inc, spent Thursday and Friday
of last week attending the an
nual meeting and program of
Region w, National Rural Elec-
trio Cooperative association,
which was held at the French
Lick-Sheraton hotel, French Lick,
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Neuen-
schWander and two sons of Dub
lin are spending several days
with the Isaac Neuenschwander
family.
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RAWSON
ROUNDUP

George Shafer has assumed
his duties as a Findlay Repub-
lican Courier carrier for Rawson.
George Cogley, who spent
several days at the Blanchard
Valley hospital, Findlay, has re-
turned home and is improving
very nicely.
Sam Culp is having trouble
with his back. He expects to
make a trip to California in Oc-
tober.
Ella Mae Clark and baby are
home from the Blanchard Valley
hospital, Findlay. Both mother
and baby are doing fine.
Walter DeLong attended lodge
meeting of the K. P.'s in Mt
Cory Monday evening.
Mrs. George Cogley, Dori:
DeLong and Flossie Culp attend
ed the meeting of the Daughter
of America in Findlay, Monda.
evening.
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from Thursday evening, Septem-
Der IL to September Is at 7:30
p. m. in the home OF Mrs. Ma
bel Jennings.
Pleasant Hill church will OBJ
serve Homecoming, Sunday, Sep
tember IA. Basket lunch at noon.
Miss Wanda Montgomery, who
spent the past year teaching in
Rangoon, Burma, will be the
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LIBRARIAN HIRED

Mrs. Helen Marks, Columbus
Grove, has been hired as librarian
at the Pandora -Gilboa school, re-
placing Mrs. Jettie Crisp, Beaver
dam, who resigned last week to
take a similar position in the
Beaverdam schools.
Mrs. Marks is a Bowling Green
State university graduate with
seven years of school experience.
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speaker at the afternoon pro-
gram. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmer-
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man and daughters attended the
Herr reunion at Ada park on
Sunday.