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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

New Members - United States
1 Chengery Albert E.. Hruby
Robert E., Jasniecki Ray
mond, Jasniecki Mary Ann,
Matiyaca Mary, Pezich Rich
ard, Remaly Elizabeth.
4 Leslie Lillian A., Rodgers Lo-
retta A., Ruefle Lois NJ, Vim
ski Virginia Ann.
s Cominsky John J., Tobakos
Loretta.
13 Ancheff Patricia A., Galinac
Elizabeth, Juzbasic Angeline,
Mabius Leonard John, Rado-
sevic Mary Ann, Zugay An
thony c.
16 Alapick George, Jr., Erceg
Merianne, Krall George An
drew, Lyons Dorothy.
"a Obradovic Marta
38 Minerich Rose Marie .
A Miller Joseph, Miller Thomas
r., Miller William j.
48 Krajacic Joseph J.
so Domijan Edward, Loncaric
Barbara r.
66 Bulatko Charles
70 Dorcic Monica c., Laufer ia
net M, Stiglic Yvonne~ c.. T..
II Adamsky Robert E., Balaban
George F., Cindric Cecilia,
Cindric Milka, Koleck Marga-
ret, Markusic Anna, Vlasich
Paul.
76 Eutsey Earl r.
80 Bratovich Betty. strmac NADIA
1875 Bedich Catherine A.
14O Ribaric Richard, Todorom An
ma, Wohlfahrt Helen
146 Braun Robert, Lugares Melva
1855 Marvin Joan Marie
ITO Fadell Esther M -0n.1 & 3.
174 Bertucci Rozanne - ~. -
1T Milosevich Jeanne, Volaricf
Angela
1856 Pachik Frank M.
1874 Milasincic Barbara
2O4 Plesh Joe. F., Radosevic The
cs:s G;:ss YeT' 1snrn' 15snrn')hh.l YsdFs' YsdF'
PA Zemo Olga NJ. o
PIT Clark Garaldine ! 1stsTSf r.
221 Grenko Helen Marie
222 Schneider Helen J.
234 Crnkovich iCatherine, Raehel
LOST Ann wa, gn-Fna2s r.
240 Desellier 10 Anne
24s Skapik Carol Jean
254 Smith James Mikes, Yanke
Andrew
250 Ivacko Joseph Lee
275 Won Borstel Charles
288 Ilich Milan, Kvenich Barbara
J.
304 Nelko Barbara
3O6 Bonatto Eeapore -..
307 Gallagher Anna, Olson Ilene,
Samarin Barbara, Samarin
Gloria c., Vernon Katherine
S51 Koss Betty Jane, Milinaz An
thony, Scherman Ronald c.,
Younga Joan j., Zitta Paul.
355 Bubash Georgine s.
41e Hawthorne Doris M, Honos-
ky Theodore.
431 Horsney Mary X, Popovich
Norma L.
434 Bakarich Philip J.
437 1vcic Mary
430 Fossatti Diane L.
40 Saskor Dolores
44S Canjar John Edward g
472 Artymovich Helen, Golub Err
ma Kathleen.
478 Deak Joseph
5O4 Fabek Mathew Nick, .Kocinski
Frances.
514 Koskovich George 8.
528 Seach George Earl
533 Wilk Patricia
54S Buchko John
$50 Budimir Anthony e
sos Altomare Marlene j., Horvath
Stephen M.
O00 IkIuOS xAIul0 V1d0J xjIAOS oCLIy
Jean.
COZ Pazman William J.
900 Kladianos Patricia
634 Stimac Margaret
676 Barbic Milton j. ,
677 Markovich Jacqueline
7O3 Badovinac Paul Mark
706 Arch John G.
71S Cavanaugh Robert ].
731 Milos John Wayne
TAI Sekul Olivia M.
742 Blazich Gary
743 Skupnick Sharon
74o Bradich Kenneth M, Lovrich
Joseph, sikio Marian, Suhor
Visko.
ITO Klaus Richard
817 Pranic Mary Ann
oHR K~~yo oily ,,n11~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

595 Smith Amelia
661 Dadicll Ruzica
7O5 Desput Mary
1888 1'alkovic Stephen
92S Podsedly Lucy
63S Vukovich Tom
644 Kaludjer John
700 Gasparac Ivan
739 Varga Ladislav
812 Tutti Betty
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05
MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP REPORT

DECEMBER, 1857
Membership status ending
NOVEMBER, 1857
Active ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OIL
Reserve Observation-Disclosures. Z,Voz
Total .................71, ,e53
New written ..,..,.....155
Transferred from Jr.
Order 20 Yr. End. 1872
1855
Iermina ations
Suspensions .............. "a
Withdrew from Men,
mership ..,...........". 4
DedQ ..,".........."...,.,..-. 10
Cash Surrender ......... 81
Reserve Expired ...... 46
Matured Endow...... Is 240
Total membership ending
DECEMBER, 1857 .....,....71, ,576
Membership Status
Active ............"..........,. .60, $50
reserve ............"........"...".. Z,OZ0
1OLdl ....,,..,.....,... ,O(O
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

SOz horenlcn kdther1ne
954 Vukobratic Josfp
900 GoloATin vladimir, jug Drago
Reinstated From Reserve
and Suspensions
16 Lugar John P.
80 Mihina Matt
AZ Stajduhar Tomo
"A Krajacic Stephen
81 kargacin Katherine
289 Murlo Angela
374 Jakich Leonard
392 Oboza Helen
576 Rajan Nikola
S17 Garasich Sue Marie, Garasich
Vincent.
972 Strelich Thomas P.
974 Benick Eva M.
97S Bolkovac Joe
638 Seselj Barbara
!. Accepted On Reserve
S Boldin Roy, Mateljan Carol
inc, Mateljan Michael, Mate
liam Stephen, Miklos Robert.
40 Budiselic Anna, Budiselic Ma
tija.
A Brletic Joseph L., Means Ro-
bert j., Means Rose.
90 Rundek Mary, Steyer' Dale
121 Filcich John
141 Swartz Rose Marie
1T Blazovich Ivan, Suic Franjo,
Suic Lena
1876 Edelen Katherine
212 Ivic Mary
221 Nelson Loretta
228 kanak Eugene E., Saban Jo-
seph.
229 Begich Thomas, Mahovlic Fra
njo. ..
270 Floriani Donovan
2e9 Skiljan Leonard
444 Psenicnik Thomas
sos Plesic Mary
731 Schott Jack, Schott Dorothy
679 Miharija Bogumil
954 Yarenko Jeanette
Accepted On Reserve
Via Transfer r..
175 Ivicek Pauline
Suspensions
5 Hilboky John
II Ally Robert, Chicaro John,
Yuriga Alexander
80 Bilich Rose, Sopron Barbara
"a Skocilich Dorothy
80 Visnich Joseph -. o.
235 Oblak Mirko
PAL kovach Daniel
432 Bastaich Paul
506 Pospieski Richard
541 Yourcheck Fora Ann .,
557 Ivancic Mary Anna
SCI Miller Virginia Marie
622 Soldo Charles William
856 Honn Katherine
644 Brunnic Victor, Stanfl George
Geminuic Vernon.
! 1877 Vlastelich Veljko
$40 Vlahovich Joseph, Vlahovicl
Mary r.
952 Korosec Josip
Withdrew From Membership
46 Grega Lawrence .'.
141 Mauritz Louise E. ..
593 Malys Genevieve e.
948 Reich Mike
.tsy,xs Cash Surrenders 1
sS5 Janakovic Helen, Janakovi
J. John
13 Eurieck Anita, Eurick Frede
| rick.
IA Rudelik Dorothy, Rudelik Mi
70 Ian, Sersic Alexander.
35 Super Bernice g..s.
3s Minerich Margaret
80 Majerovic Anton
Al Frketich Anna Mae
A Crncic Daniel
50 Sablich Louis
10 Balm Gary
80 Jaksa Steve =
141 Iksic George Albert, Iksic
Ruth e.
1876 Tuss Joseph William
175 Kirincich Marilyn
PIP Cyphers Anna
PIT Erker Eugenia st
22S Corbin Violet Mary, Kuchar
Patricia.
235 Karic Frank
240 Pavich. Mike, Smith Anne
249 Granic Milo
259 Miketinac Anton
304 Cvitkovicl. Charles ......
800 Ruzzine Freda
351 Egger Philip
4O2 Greeman Josephine
44O Jancarich William
4S3 Segota Theodore E.
513 Brletich Matthew c.
557 Grasa Lillian, Grasa Michae
564 Yoka Charlotte
$40 Carr Anna, Carr John
665 Brisk Albert
745 Banaski John
776 Muzic John
789 Cervoni Dominic A.
800 Guchanas Frank
S43 Cagalj Pete
S65 Dragicevich John
9OS Baker Frances
919 Shuhay Mike
934 Aljinovich Paul
787 Car Anka Maria, Carr Mario
Carr Mirjana.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Birthday Dinner Held

A birthday dinner was held in the
Richard Core home on South Main
street Sunday, for his mother, Mrs.
Anna Core of Lima. Those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wells and
son Gene and Mr.. David Core, Lima;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Core, Mans
field; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ID. Frick and
sons David and Steven, Ottawa; Mr..
James Core and son Jack, Columbus
Grove, and Mr.. and Mrs. Core and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Six From Here
Attending Dist.
Library Meeting

Six Representatives of the Bluffton
Public Library will attend the North
western District meeting of the Ohio
Library association Friday at Brian
it has been announced by Miss Ocie
Anderson, librarian.
Attending from the local library
board in addition to Miss Anderson
will be Mrs. Clair Fett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Stearns and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilhelm Amstutz.
The meeting is planned by Paul A.
T. Noon, Canton Public library, chair
man; Walter Brahm, state librarian
and Mrs. Faith Stoughton, state Ii
brary consultant. The district pro-
gram chairman is Mrs. Marcia Cas-
wall, Rossford public library.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Kay Zinmerly
New President
of BluftOn FILA

Kay Zimmerly has been elected
president of the Future Homemakers
of America, Bluffton chapter, for the
next school year, it was announced
this week.
Other new officers are Betty Gaiffe,
vice president; Arlene Basinger,
secretary; Bonnie Edie, treasurer;
Patty Stewart, parlimentarian; Jane
Steinman, historian; Marilyn Dill
man, reporter, and Carol Devier,
song leader.
At the last meeting through the
courtesy of Vida-VideIla shop and
Balmers, style show was held show
ing the new spring styles. Next Tues
day anothe rshow will display cloth
ing made by students in grades 9-12
of the home economics classes. The
public is invited to attend.
A number of Bluffton members are
also planning to attend the 18th
annual state FILA meeting at the
State Fairgrounds in Columbus Satur.
day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON TAX
BUDGET

Two copies of the Tax Budget as tenta.
lively Adopted for the Bhffton-R -Richland Pub
lie Librgry of Buffkon. Allen County, Ohio.
surer of said Library. These are for public
inspection and a Public Hearing on said
Budget will be had at the Library in the
High School Building in Button Ohio. on
+, NJ.
Signed -oCIES ANDERSON,
Clerk-Treasvrer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Hold Services For
Myrtle A. Goodman

Funeral services were held Sunday
in Columbus Grove for Mrs. Myrtle
A. Goodman, 80, of Lima, mother of
of Mrs. Ethel Amstutz of Route /,
Bluffton. Burial was in Truro GEM
etery, Columbus Grove.
She was a native of Putnam coun-
ty and is survived by a son, Charles,
Lima, and two other daughters, Mrs.
Wavalene Mullenhour, Route 6, Wa
pakoneta, and Mrs. Maxine Mason,
Route 2, Lima. There are also 13
grandchildren.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
MARA-ALVA HOUSE
Continued from page II

use in any room in the house.
In the basement recreation room,
wooden wall panel opens up to
form table and reveals a complete
kitchen on the other side. Here the
girls can prepare pizza or pop corn
for friends of an evening.
A basement workroom is already
put to use for refinishing furniture,
and clever chutes receive wastepa-
per for the incinerator and tin cans
from the first floor kitchen for the
waste can.
DIR. Edna has her own bedroom on
the first floor and there are three
others upstairs. All are large and
roomy with two girls sharing q room
and enjoying many built-in study fea-
lures.
Closets are arranged with unique
double hanger bars so that all space
is utilized in the lower part of the
closet as well as the upper part.
Wide Range of Materials Used
Because the house is in the nature
of laboratory, the students become
acquainted with all types of wood.
Furniture ranges from expensive
quality solid naples and cherry to
soft unfinished ponderosa pine.
Likewise, furnishings run the entire
gamut of materials. There are new
acrilon rugs and cotton rag rugs, da-
cron curtains and glass fabric drapes.
In DIR. Edna's own room may be
seen an OLD four-poSter bed which be-
longed to her great grandparents,
and which she estimates at lbs years
old. A solid cherry chest of drawers
which was taken from the old resi-
dence which stood on the site origi-
nally is another unusual piece in her
room. Several layers of paint had
been removed from the cherry piece,
and Harvey Shine, local furniture re-
inisher, had restored its original fin
ish and beauty.
Another unusual piece is the Holland
dofepot, a brass container for taking
ashes from the fireplace. which was
acquired by DR.. Ramseyer on her
trip abroad last summer.
Six Girls Live at House
Here, we hope the girls will learn
that home can be a happy place, but
only by considerable initiative and
creativity on the part of the home
DR.. Ramseyer said.
The first group of girls to move in
With DR.. Ramseyer includes three
members of the original planning |
- Carol Hause of Rawson,
Crawfis of Leipsic and Joan
Iardesty, Defiance. The other three
and Joyce Musselman, Orrtanna, Pa,
Eloise Gerig. Smithville, Ohio and |
Romaine Clemens, Souderton. Pa.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Marjorie Bdumdn's
BethrOthdL Is Told

The engagement of Miss Marjorie
Bauman, daughter of Mrs. Ollia Bau-
man of Bluffton to James Diss, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dewey Diss of
Venedocia, has been announced by
the bride-to-be's mother.
Marjorie will graduate from Bluff
ton high school in May. Mr.. Diss was
graduated from York high school. He
is employed. at Aeraquip in Van
Vert.
A June wedding is planned.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Augusta Steiner
Presides At Legion
Auxiliary Meeting

Past presidents of the American
Legion Auxiliary were in charge of
the regular meeting Tuesday evening
with Augusta Steiner presiding, Marie
Stonehill as secretary; Helen Foltz
as Chaplain and Margaret Turner as
treasurer.
Estelle Core and Joan Dillman
were color bearers and Gaynelle
Rockey, sergeant at arms.
The executive committee including
Margaret Turner, Harriet Stonehill
and Vernal Corson were named as
the nominating committee. At the
close of the business a child welfare
report was given by Ruth Huber and
Marcine Ream reported on rehabili-
tation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Girl Scouts Sell
2,O52 Boxes Cookies

A total of Ill cases or 2,052
boxes of cookies were sold by
BlufftOn Girl Scouts and Brownies
during their recent cookie sale
for total receipts of $923.4O. This
is 156 more boxes than were sold
last year, according to Mrs. JUS
tin Gratz, cookie sale chairman.
Mrs. Gratz explained that the
sale will net the local Organiza-
ton $85.I5 i'm extending thanks
for the sales success to all who
participated in the sale.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Mrs. SzabO's Pupils
To Give Recital

Sixteen pupils of Mrs. James Szabo
will present a recital of piano music
Sunday afternoon, April u, at 3
o'clock in the First Methodist church
The public is invited to attend.
Pupils who will play in the recital
are Jeffery Szabo, Michael Shook,
Candace Swank, Mary Jane Baker,
Barbara Martz, Deborah Oberly,
Janet Martz, Dennis Gable, Janette
Benroth, Jean Oberly, Elaine Baker,
Nancy Balmer, Janice Oberly. Tom
Webb, Judith Frankhauser and Ruth
Frankhauser.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
THREE GIRLS NAMED

contests as a piano soloist. She plans
to attend the Northwestern School of
Commerce.
The other co-Salutatorian, Gloria
Smith, has been chosen to give the
class address at commencement ex-
ercises. A cast member of the jun
ior and senior plays. she has been
student librarian. She is also men,
Der of the Ethan Allen honor society.
Miss Smith has enrolled at Bluffton
college for the fall term.
The three leading students will be
honored at commencement exercises
MAY 10.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Local
Continued from pa

Continued from page 81
she being president of our local lib.
rary board.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Lauriat have
two of their grandchildren with them
this week, Mark A, and John 3, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Heilman,
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Montgomery
of McAllen, Texas, who have been
visiting here with relatives the past
two weeks, will leave for their home
today, Thursday. They have been
staying at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Marshall on Route /. In
McAllen, Mr.. Montgomery is en-
ployed by a pest control firm oper-
ated by Henry Steiner, formely OF
Lima.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Der
ringer over the week end were Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Rock, Camp Hill,
Pa; Miss Shirley Derringer, New
Washington and Don Rock, Tiffin.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Senior "Snedk Day"
Is Success At Be

Tuesday was "Sneak Day" for
BlufftOn college seniors, who
crept from their dormitOries at
8 a. m. to board a waiting char
tered bus for a trip to Detroit
to see cinerama and other sights
of the city.
All members of the class made
good their escape with the excep-
tion of two boys, Marve Zehr and
Bill Tschantz, who oversight and
were caught by the Juniors and
held from making a getaway.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Stitch And Stir Club
Issue First Call
For Little Leaguers

Gene Mericle, who has coached and
managed Pee Wee and Pony league
teams for the sponsoring American
Legion Post for several years, has
announced the first call for team
candidates this season.
Boys 9 to Is years of age, who want
to try-out for the teams are urged to
report at $3.50 p. m. Saturday at Har-
mon Field.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Alpha Gamma

Alpha Gamma
The Alpha Gamma club will meet
with Edna Ramseyer on Friday, April
25. The program will be given by
Mabel Steiner and Jane Baker on
Main Street VS. Washington, D. c."
Special Feature-An Original Spring
Bonnet.
B.&P.W. Club
The program of the Business and
Professional Women's club next Mon
day evening will consist of panel
discussion arranged by the health
and safety committee. Members of
the panel and their topics are: Mrs.
Pearl Mann, "Music as Therapeutic
Agent, Miss Edith Amstutz, THE
Therapy of Creativeness and Hob
bies," Mrs. F. D. Rodabaugh, Relax
ation," and Miss Moon, Radiation
and its Biological Effects" F.
Past Matrons o. f. S.
Past Matrons of the Bluffton chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, will hold
their next meeting Tuesday evening,
April 20, at the home of Mrs. Frank
Todd.
Mennonite Mother Daughter Banquet
Mother-Daughter banquet of the
First Mennonite church will be held
May l at $50 in the Fellowship
room. Easter Straker will be featured
speaker of the evening.
Sarah Circle
The Sarah Circle of the First Meth
odist church met with Mrs. Wayne
Lutz Thursday, April II. Following
devotions by Mrs. Leland AmstutZ,
Mrs. Myrl Shields presented the pro-
gram topic on Martin Luther, COM
pairing his life with that of John
Wesley. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Chair
man, Mrs. Wayne Lutz; co-chairman,
Mrs. Leland Amstutz; Secretary,
Mrs. William Mericle; Treasurer,
Mrs. Ray Garner.
Gertrude Hoy Circle
Members of the Gertrude Hoy
Missionary Circle of st. Johns evan
gelical and Reformed church were
guests of the Harrod Congregational
Christian Missionary Circle Thursday,
April II.
Featured speaker was Miss Easter
Straker. A social hour was held in the
dining room of the new educational
building of the Harrod church.
st. Johns church and the Harrod
church are part of the United Church
of Christ. The Rev. Willard Thomas
is pastor of the Harrod church.
Attending from Bluffton were:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
CURRICULUM WORKSHOPS

Classes in both elementary and high
school will be dismissed early Mon
day afternoon to permit teachers to
attend workshops on curriculum.
Teachers will meet in their respective
schools from 2 to p. m. to discuss
possible curriculum improvements
for the coming year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Society and clubs

Mesdames Franklin Steiner, Walter
Badertscher, Kenneth Schaeublin,
Denver Augsburger, Fred Swank,
Ralph Augsburger, Jack Koontz,
Charles Main, Robert Deerhake, Bert
Swank, Ruth Cupples, Gerald Craw-
fis, Robert King, Herbert Rupright,
Maynard Badertscher, Gene Basing-
er, Norman Edinger, Carl Derringer,
Millard Herr, Morris Groman, Will
ford Geiger, Paul Greding, Silas
Diller and Fairy Stager.
Orange Twp. Farm WOmen's Club
Mary Tripplehorn will be hostess
for May 1 meeting with devotions
given by Evelyn Crow and Roll Call
answered by giving your mothers
maiden name. Members appearing on
the program will be Naomi Benroth,
Eulalia Warren, Myrle Warren, Iona
Marshall and Clara Long.
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Honor Bride Elect
Honoring Miss Harriet Badertscher,
bride-elect of Don Badertscher, the
Misses Sara and Jane Badertscher
entertained with a dinner party at
Clemans, Lima, employees of the
Bluffton Telephone office and girls
of the Bluffton high school graduating
class of 1854.
Following the dinner, guests re-
turned to the Badertscher home for
an evening of games. A large in
verted umbrella on the dining room
table, loaded with kitchen shower
gifts was presented to the honored
guest.
Attending were Mrs. Carter Shisler
Mrs. Martha Burkholder, Mrs. Ida
Burkholder, Mrs. Garland Basinger
Mrs. David Beery, Mrs. Thomas
Bucher, Mrs. Myron Geiger, Mrs
Lester Butler, Mrs. John SchmutZ
Mrs. Edwin Badertscher, Mrs. Ralph
Badertscher, Misses Carolyn Garmat
ter, Jean Frick, the honored guest
and the hostesses.
Gifts and regrets were received
from Mrs. VIM. Ramseyer, Mrs
Jack Fields, Misses Doris Basinger
Raelene Bucher, Rhoda Matter, Oar
lene Bechtel, Maxine Bates, Alice
Rizor, Mrs. Doris Springer and Mrs
Dorothy 'Stratton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
family.


Troop No. s
Troop 8 met April 10th for our
regular meeting. Officers elected were
Emily Anderson, president; Judy
Suter, secretary; Louise Basinger and
Mary Reichenbach, helpers.
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United Lutheran Church Women
The United Lutheran church wo-
men will meet Thursday, May l in
the church basement at 1880 p. m.
Kings Guard Meeting
The Kings Guards leaders and
children met last Sunday in the
Methodist church basement at 1O:3O
a. m. Mineko Kubota of Japan gave a
very interesting talk on her home
life, habits, schools, churches, etc.
Next meeting will be held May 4th.
Bride Elect Showered
A bridal shower in honor of Miss
Rachel Devier whose engagement to
Jerry Yoakam has been recently an
nounced, was given Tuesday evening
by Marjorie Bauman and Sally Stein
er at the home of Miss Bauman's
mother, Ollia.
Attending the party were the
Misses Nancy Montgomery, Sandra
Kimmet, Louise Herr, Joyce Traucht,
Ann Stauffer, Gloria Moser, Martha
Gratz, Martha Badertscher, Shirley
Miller, Polly Harnishfeger, Carolyn
May, Barbara Katterheinrich, Marilyn
Murray, Judy Hilty, Rae Ann Devier,
Mrs. Carl Devier, mother of Rachel,
Mrs. Jesse Yoakam and daughter,
Janet.
Those unable to attend were Susan
Wiess, Beverly Irwin, Beverly Del
fendeifer, Mrs. Sharon (Conrad) Mil
Ter and daughter, Kim.
Stitch And Stir Club
Marilyn Pratt has been elected
president of the Beaverdam Stitch
and Stir All club. Other officers are
Elnora Fett, vice president; Melinda
Marshall, secretary; Jacqui Harvey
treasurer; Rosella Schick and Janice
Arnold, recreation; Twyla Augsbur-
ger, health and safety; Dorothy Van
Meter, reporter; Sara Wells, devo-
tionals. Next meeting will be May G.
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time ask him to review your securities
with you
Ask. too, for your free copy Of DIVIDENDS
ovER THE YEARS" Or send the coupon and
q copy viii be sent you promptly. IL may
head you in the right direction for success.
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