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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
Russia Protesta a EE. UU. por
"VioIacion de Espacio Aereo"

la Ratmanov, junto a la PENN
sula de Chukotka".
La ruta que siguio ell avi6n,
"demuestra = continua la no.
ia = que invade adrede ell es-
pacio aereo sOvietico para efec-
tuar una labor de reconocimien-
to-.
"Fsto Sc hizo = dice tambien
la nota = eli ell momento en-
que los Estados Unidos hacian
toda clase de esfuerzos para ne
gar ell hecho de que otro avion
rorteamericanO violo delibera-
damente la frontera del estado
s~ovietico en- ell sur de la Union
Sovietica.
La nota acusa a los Estados
Unidos de no adoptar las medi-
dds %necesarias para evitar estas
v,olaciones del espacio aereo So
vietico "a pesar de las repeti-
das seguridades' del gobierno
DE- Washington de que no Sc re-
petirian tales yiolaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
Campaha Republican,
Por MERRIMAN SMITH

WASHINGTON, octubre II.
(UPD-El Presidente Eisenho-
wer emprende hoy un visje de
una a otra costa del pals, en-
un esfuerzo de Ultima bora, por
dar impulse a la campana repu-
blicana para las elecciones que
Sc celebraran dentro de menos
de tres ,semanas.
Este viaje, de seis dias, ell
mas extenso del Presidente en-
la corriente campaha electoral,
lie llevara a cinco estados: Iowa,
Kansas, Colorado, California e
Illinois. Ademas, hablara por
television desde Los Angeles,
San Francisco y Chicago, en-
emisiones dirigidas a II esta-
dos del oeste y Is del oeste
central. Despues de su vuelta a
Washington Ell %, Ell Presiden-
tie hara otra gira politica a otras
zonas del pals.
Ell viaje, que pone en- iuego
Ell prestigio politico del Presi-
dente, fue preparado con ell fin
de dar vigor a los esfuerzos de
los republicanos por conquistar
la mayoris en- ell congreso ma
cional y en- importantes legisla-
turaS de los estados.
Ell Presidente va ha censura-
do la ."apatia" y Ell derrotismo
de su partido en- la .contienda
de este ano en- las urnas con
los democratas.
FL viaje servira tambien pa
ra'comprobar la exactitud de la
maxima del expresidente del
Comite Nacional Democratic, ia
mes Farley, de que en- las dos
ultimas semanas, antes de las
elecciones, los votantes no cam
bian de intencion.
En- California, donde Essen
hover pasarA cuatro dias, va a
encontrar la mas .ardua parte
de SUI labor. Sc dice, que tanto
ell jefe de la minoria republica-
ma del Senado, William Know
land, como Ell sobiernador del
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
VAp0R Sc HUNCE
En- FL MAR N0RTE

GRIMSBY, Inglaterra, Oct.
II CUPID FL vapor danes, Ad-
Ter Svanholm, de 1900 tonela-
das Sc hundio hoy en- medic de
fuerte tormenta en- ell Mar del
Norte, pero despachos del lu-
gar del desastre, dicen que los
Is tripulantes de la nave, excep-
to ell captain, fueron rescatados.
Ell rastreador britanico Trini-
dad. de 1853 toneiadas, diio que
recuper6 ell cadaver del CAPT
tan que aparentemente fue arras
trado de la cubierta al mar por
la fuerza de la torraenta.
Los primeros despachos reci-
bidos del servicio de guardacos-
tas en- Marlborough, dicen que
nabia % tripulantes con ell capt.
tan en- la nave cuando esta CO.
memo zozobrar a ITO de la
costa inglesa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

MOSCU, Oct II CUPID La
Union Sovietica presento hoy
una protesta a los Estados Uni
dos en- la cual dice que un avion
~norteamericano "viol6 adrede ell
espario aereo sovietico" en- la
region del estrecho de Boring.
Fl Viceministro de Relaciones
Exteriores, Vastly Kuznetsov,
entrego la nota de protesta al
embaisdor norteamericano, Lie
wellyn Thompson.
Ell incidente tuvo lugar, Sc
gun los soyieticos, ell 30 de sep
tiembre zen Ia region de la Is
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
EN- LA
DE PAPA

MOSCU, Oct II (UPI)- La
Union Sovietica aseguro hoy que
los dirigentes politicos occiden-
tales celebraran ~consultas So
bre su p~referido para la designa-
.cion del nuevo Papa Pho, y ira
taran de influir sobre la selec-
cion del conclave que comenza-
ra en- ell Vaticano Ell Is de &C.
tubre
Ell organo gubernamental IL
vestia, en- un despacho de SUI
corresponsal en- Roma, dice que
ell Secretario de Estado norte-
americana, John Foster Dulles;
(Pasa a la s., Col. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
Eisenhower Inicia Gira de
Costa a Costa Para dar mas
Vigor a Campana Po|ltica

estado, Goodwin Knight, van
en- gran desventaia con respec-
to a sus CONTINGENCIES dem6cra-
tas, en- sus aspiraciones a los
puestos de Senador y Goberna-
dor que pretenden cambiarse
entire 81.
Ell Presidente eStara de re-
greso en- la Casa Blanca, a pri-
mera bora de la manana del
jueves proximo. Pero es SECURE
que no permanezca en- ella mu-
cho tempo, pues estan hacien-
dose planes para que liable en-
PENNSYLVANIA ell lunes siguiente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
PEQUENAs NACiONES
ESPERAN AcUERDO
sOBRE FL DEsARME

NACIONES UNIDAS, octubre
II. (UPD-Los Delegates de las
pequenas potencias expresaron
hoy la esperanto de que la CO.
mission de politica principal de
la asamblea general de las Ma
clones Unidas, podra llegar a un
acuerdo sobre ell desarme y la
cesacion de las pruebas de ar
mas atomicas.
(Pasa a la So, Col. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
ATAQUE AEREO

La UPI ha sabido que avio-
mes del Ejercito atacaron una
concentration rebelde cerca de
la poblacion de Yaguaiay, pro-
vincia de Las Villas, pero no
hay noticias sobre 81 hubo bajas.
Entire tanto las noticias. de la
provincial de Oriente dicen que
las comunicaciones ferroviarias
entire las provincias de Oriente
y Camagiiey de nuevo Sc han
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
CUBA

de I'm intense tiroteo con las
tropas del Gobierno.
Otra patrulla rebelde entro
en- la ciudad de Placetas, tam
bien en- la provincial de Las vi
Has, atacsndo ell Quartet del
Ejercito. Los rebeldes quema-
ron varios vehiculos y Sc reti-
raron al saber que Sc habian
enviado refuerzos de tropas des-
de la ciudad de Santa Clara que
Sc encuentra a 40 kilometros al
OeSte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
nix il Il|I||l ~ I=zSl =[I5I 54y q l
SiIes Ira a Argentina

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. II. -(UPD.- Ell Presidente de 30.
livia, Herman Siles Zuazo. visitara la Argentina en- los primeros
meses del aho pr6ximo, segdn Sc informo en- circulos oficiales.
Ell Presdente Frondiz recibio anoche a German Sanchez,
secretario de la Embajada Argentina en- La Pz, quien lie hKo
entrega de una COMMUNICATION de Sies. En- circulos oficiales Sc
expreso que la carta estaria relacionada con la organization de
la vista del primer mandatario boliviano, pero no Sc suminis-
traron otros detalles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
l0ntlnld Recdudacl0n
Fondo para EscueIas Privadas de
BIancos Aumenta en- Little Rock
Bembo en- Ell Aeropverto de Wiehito, Kansos

ciudad, donde estaba antes una
de las secciones de la Universe
dad de Little Rock. La corpora
cion firma un ~contrato de al.
quiler con Vance Thompson. que
hace POGO compro ell edificio.
En- las cercanias hay tres cons
trucciones de hero galvaniza-
do que tambien pueden ser uti.
lizadas.
ESPERABAN U N
ATLANTA, Georgia, Oct II
CUPID Sc espera hoy un anun.
clio "importante" en- relacioS
con la question de la educacien
en- Little Rock, estado de Arkan,
sas.
Esa declaration sera hechA
por T. ]. Raney, director de Il
Corporation de Escuelas Priva
tPasa q IA 81, Col. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
protesta en- Brasil

SAC PAULO, Brasil, Oct. -(UPD-Fu del Eier-
cho han sido situadas a 10 largo de las carreteras de Sac Paulo
Y Norte Parana para impedir la lamada Marcia de la Pro-
.ducci6n", organizada por grupos opositores a la poitica cafe
terra del gobierno federal.
Ell commando del segundo ejercito con Quartet general en-
Sac Paulo, tiene instrucciones rigurosas para los que utilzan
las earreteras en- las 0onas que Sc encuentran baje control milita1.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

HABANA, Oct. II. CUPID
Las actividades rebeldes en- to-
da la Isla van intensificandose
gradualmente a MEDIA que Sc
acerca la fecha senalada para
las elecciones de 8 de noviem-
bre.
Las noticias llegadas a La
Habana dan cuenta de que pa
trullas rebeldes ~atacaron y que
maron la estacion ferroviaria
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

desorganizado pues los rebeldes
volvieron a quemar los puen-
ties ferroviarios. Ell pasado do
mingo un tren procedente de
Camagiiey lego a Santiago - ell
primero en- mas de tres soma
mas. Pero los rebeldes volvie-
ron a quemar aver los puentes
desorganizando ell servicio. Las
comunicaciones telefonicas en-
ire La Habana y Santiago es-
tan interrumpidas desde aver.
SABOTAJE
Noticias recibidas de la po-
blaci6n de Cacocum, en- la pro-
vincia de Oriente, dicen que
los rebeldes arrancaron dos XII
lometros de via ferrea utilizan-
do gruas mecanicas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

en- la pobla-
cion de Fo-
mento, provin-
cia de Las vi
Has, des pues
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
Por N RAYMOND

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Oct.
II. lUPI).- P~rominentes edu,
csdores, hombres de negocios y
funcionarios publicos trazaron
hoy planes con ell fin de utili-
Ear los programs ampliados y
mejorados de intercambio para
eliminar los problemas que nan
demorado o bloqueado un meior
entendimiento entire los Esta-
r--rxr.,r-s--s-.4s.-za dos Unidos Y
IAeE9Hk0f la America La
tina.
~ La Primera
Conferencia In
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
GUARNICIONES


Por otra parte la information
recibida de la provincial de Pinar
de- Rio, en- ell extreme occiden-
tai de la Isla, indica que los re-
beldes tambien estan intensifl
cando ALI sus a~ctividades. Sc ha
sabido que una patrulla rebel
de ataco ell edificio de la Jefa-
tura de Policia de Artemisa, con
fuego de ametralladoras, matan-
do al Jefe de Policia, cuyo NOM
bre no Sc ha dado a conocer, y a
un sargento del ejercito. Otra
pafrulla rebelde ataco ell Quartet
del ejercito en- LAS Pozas'', ce1
ca de Consolation del Norte en-
la provincial de Pinar del Rio.
A~CERCANDOSE A
LA HABANA
Las actividades rebeldes estan
acercandose a La Habana con
Yin ataque por sorpresa de una
patrulla rebelde al Quartet del
Eiercito en- Caimito de Guaya
bal, a 80 klms. al Oeste de La
Habana. Ell informe dice que I'm
peaueno grupo de rebeldes abrio
fuego contra ell Quartet de la
Guardia Rural, matando a un
soldado e hiriendo a otro.
Este es ell primer ataque por
hombres del Movimiento del 70
de Julio contra %cuarteles del
ejercito en- la provincial de La
Habana desde que Fidel Castro
desembarco en- Oriente hace GER
ca de dos amos.
HERIDO JEFF MILITAR
La radio rebelde dijo que ell
coronel del Ejercito Suarez Su-
Duet, fue herido en- un combate
cerca del central azucarero
Francisco. Ell anunciador dlJo
que la guarnicion de la Marina
de Guerra en- Gel Uvero",
Oriente, ha aside retirada y
enviada a la ciudad de Santa
go de Cuba.
Finalmente Sc ha sabido que
ell periodista Agustin Tamargo
Sc ha asilado en- la embajada Pc
ruana de La Habana.
OCUPADA POBLACION
LA HABANA, Oct. II CUPID
- FL commando de la provincial
ue Oriente informo que las
fuerzas rebeldes atacaron ell do
mingo pasado al pueblo que
Sc encuentra cerca de Santiago,
con fuego de ametralladoras,
granadas de mano y "~cocteles
molotov".
(Pasa a la 81, Col. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
Acfiyiddd de Rebe|des
Amendza q La Hdb0nd

Insuruentes A%suIturon los CuurteIes
de Artemisu Y Cuimito de GUuyubul
Intensiffcose Acei6n de los Insvrreetos. otra
vez Ineomunieodo la Provineiu de oriente. -
Herido Ell coroneI sudrez suqvet. : RebeIdes
oeupuron Pueblo cereono d Santiago de Cuba.
= Bombordeodo Concentration en- YugUuioy
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

MiembrO De h SOeIedad
I~nieramerIcana de prensa
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

The Bluffton Beavers meet the
Defiance Yellowjackets and the Cedar
vile Baptists in home games this
week as they still look for opportuni-
ties TO move up the ladder from the
present fourth place position in the
Mid-Ohio league.
The Yellowjackets, presently third
in the league with AZ record, come
to Founders hall on Saturday night,
with Cedarville scheduled for the
following Tuesday. Defiance will
bring three teams, with a girls game
scheduled for 2 p. m. in the high
school gymnasium. The opening game
between the two reserve squads will
be played at $50 p. m. with the final
starting at s.
Although beaten 70-51 by Defiance
early in December, the Beavers are
pointing for an upset. Both of the
MOL"s top teams, Wilmington and
F'indlay, have needed last minute
free throws to defeat Bluffton by two
and four point margins. On the
strength of Buttons showing
against these teams some league OBJ
servers have predicted the Beavers
will still embarrass at least one of
the leagues top ranked three before
the season ends.
Hockenbury, who holds the all-time
Defiance college scoring record, and
all-league forward John Szabo have
been leading the Defiance team.
Cedarville alsb holds a victory over
the Beavers, defeating Bluffton 94-82
on December ID. The tiny Cedarville
gymnasium contributed to the home
team victory, according to some fol-
lowers who expect the Beavers to
make up for this mark when the
Baptists come to town.,
Top ranking scorers for Cedarville
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Former Students
Return On College
Concert Schedule

Ernest Zala, violinist, and Lila
Kopra, pianist, will be presented in
vesper concert Sunday, February 16,
at $50 p. m. in Ramseyer chapel.
A former Bluffton college music
student, Mrs. Kopra is the former
Lila Moon. Once a member of the
Bluffton college, class OF 1916, she
received her bachelor of music de-
gree from Sherwood Music school in
Chicago.
At present Mrs. Kopra teaches
piano and aalso ontinues her piano
studies with DR.. Harold Berlinger,
Chicago. She has given piano recitals
in Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana
and Ohio.
The violinist, Mr.. Zala, was born
in Breslau, Gernay, Of Hungarian
parents. He, has studied violin~since
eight years old. His first appearance
as an orchestra soloist came at the
age of II.
While living in Budapest he attend
ed the National Academic Of Music.
Coming to the United States in 1948.
he studied at Names College OF
Music. For the past five years he
has been a member of the first
violin. section of the Ft. Wayne Qn.
diana) Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Oliver LOcher
Elected President
OF Florida Bank

Oliver S. Locher, onetime teller at
The Citizens National Bank of Bluff
ton, was recently appointed president
of new bank in Lake Worth, Fla,
where he went to live about 16 years
ago.
A January % issue of the Lake
Worth Herald stated that Mr.. Locher
was selected to head the bank by its
board of directors at the recent
annual meeting. He succeeds Herbert
G. Baur, attorney and one of the
banks founders, who has retired.
The former Bluffton man had serv-
ed as vice president until his appoint
ment at the helm. The Commerce
National Bank was opened in Novem-
Der of 1856. After a year of operation
its total assets were listed in. the De-
cember 81 statement at 4,724 500. SO.
Mr.. Locher is the son of the late
Hiram Locher who farmed near here
and at one time operated a mems
clothing store in Bluffton. Locher' S
twin, sister Mrs. DWaine Murray, re-
sides in Ashland now.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
School Curriculum
Subject OF PTA
Discussion Monday

Because the operation of the local
schools themselves Is always the most
popular subject for PTA programs,
the next meeting of the Bluffton PTA
Monday evening at the elementary
school is expected to be well attended.
Miss Meredith Stepleton, elementary
chool principal is chairman of the
evening, and the topic will be The
School Curriculum.
Six teachers from the high school
faculty and six from the elementary
school faculty will discuss the cur
riculum from various angles. Each
will speak for five minutes.
According TO Frank Mayer, princi-
pal, those appearing on the program
from the high school are: Florence
Duffield, commercial subjects; Joe
Harris, mathematics; Mildred Keel,
languarges; Robert Pntman, indus
trial arts and driver education and
Darwin Luginbuhl, speech and art
Representing the elementary school
will be Miss Margaret Groman, kim
dergarten; Mrs. Ruby Murray, first
grade; Miss Mary Jerome, Sec
ond grade; Miss Minerva Hilty, third
grade; Mrs. Charles Steiner, fourth
grade; Mrs. Adella Oyer, fifth grade,
and Mrs. Ronald Ropp, sixth grade.
Devotions will be given by the Bluff
ton Hi Y club and group singing will
be led by Carolyn Basinger.
A special feature of the evening s
program will be Writing Fair in
which samples of the pupils writing
will be displayed. Emphasis has been
placed upon the correct method oil
self expression in writing for the ele-
mentary grades
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Slate Color Movie
OF Scout Jamboree
On February IL

For God and My Country" color
movie furnished by the Ex-Cell-O
corporation will be presented as a
feature of the Boy Scout Roundtable,
Tuesday February IL, during Nation
al Boy Scout week.
An entirely new film, which has not
yet been released for general public
use, the film is a record of the activ-
tiles of the annual international Boy
Scout Jamboree held at Valley Forge,
Pennsylvania, last July.
A potluck dinner at $50 p. m. will
precede the entire Roundtable, which
will feature a Boy Scout Court OF
Honor.
Other observances of Boy Scout
week will include attendance by all
the scouts of the local troop in a
body at the Presbyterian church serv-
ices Sunday morning. Cub Scouts will
attend in a body at the Methodist
church.
The Scouts will also start their
years project, a Safety Good Turn
campaign by placing safety posters in
the windows of several downtown
business place.
Tuesday evening Tony Travis, a
member of Bluffton Explorer Post,
was the principal speaker at meet
ing of the Lions club. He related ex-
periences of his participation in the
Jamboree last summer at Valley
Forge.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Ed Fett, Onetime Blufton Barber,
Observes Goth Birthday ShoUeling SnOU

Ed Fett, onetime Bluffton and
Beaverdam barber, observed his
Goth birthday Friday, January 81.
At 80 Mr.. Fett drives his own
auto down to the Beaverdam
postoffice every day to pick up
the mail, and he was busy as
most people shoyeling snow over
the week end.
Born January 81, 1869, on the
farm now owned by Robert
Simcox on old Route 25, Mr.. Fett
is the son of the late Thomas and
Catherine Fett. He was married
to Louisa Conrad and after she
died married sister, Ida, who is
also deceased. He has made his
home for the last so years with
sister-in-Iaws Helen and Bertha.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Hay Making Subject
Of Next Farm Class

Ways to Make Quality Hay will
be the subject of study and discussion
at the next meeting of the Bluffton
Adult Farmers class in the Vo-Ag
room Monday evening at 8 o'clock
All farmers are invited to bring in
samples of their hay and learn why
we do not always have the quality Of
hay in our barns that he should have
Don Overmyer, vocational agriculture
instructor said.
This week the class discussed
mower adjustments and saw demon
strations in the farm shop after the
meeting. Several of the younger
members enjoyed a basketball game
game with young farmers of the Cory
Rawson class.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

Conrad. He has one son residing
in Oakland, California.
Mr.. Fett barbered in Bluffton
at various times early in his life,
working at one time or another
for Sam Stepleton, John Gar
Iinger. Tine -McGriff and Russell
Day. He also Travelled in his
youth following the barbering
trade from one end OF the country
to the other.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Schaub and daughter,
Mary Catherine of Wapakoneta,
were supper guests in the Conrad
and Fett home in honor of Mr..
Fett's birthday. The Rev. and
Mrs. V. c. Oppermann were
afternoon callers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of sharehold-
ers of Bluffton Community hospital
will be held Monday, February IL,
at 7:30 p. m. in the nurses dining
room of the hospital, it was announc-
ed this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

TO KEEP THE CONTENTS of
your fruit bowl at peak quality and
put everything except
bananas and avocadoes in the Fefrig-
orator at night
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
VARSITY b CAGE GAME

The College girls Varsity B basket
ball team will play Defiance college
February at p m. in the Bluffton
high school gym, and return game
is scheduled at Defiance February
IL.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Society and Clubs
Richland Community Circle

Members well meet with Clara Augs-
burger on February 13 for a covered
dish dinner at noon. The afternoon
meeting will close with a valentine
and hankie exchange.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
women's Service Group

The governing board of the Wom-
ems Service Group of the Memorial
Home will hold its monthly meeting
at the home on February 13 at 2:l5
p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Daughters of America

Twelve members OF Iris Council
Nc. $50 Daughters of America attend
cd the District meeting in Toledo
Thursday evening Of last week. The
group included Mrs. Flossie Culp,
Rawson, member of the state pubIi-
city committee, Ervena .Cogley, Doris
DeLong, Sylvie Monday, Loyina Aid
red, Ida Mae Clark, Sylvia Smith,
Mary STAGE, Carrie Clapp, Sarah Jane
Sheffel, Alice Lauck and Geneyieve
Hoffner Next district meeting will be
in Port Clinton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Tri.Co. EYangelistic Assn

An important re-organizing and
planning meeting for the Tri-County
Evangelistic Association viii be held
at the St. John Mennonite church
Sunday afternoon, February 8, at
200.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Practical Nurse Assn

An open meeting for practial nurses
win be held by the Practical Nurse
association in the Willow room of the
Clemans building in Lima at 7:30
y. m. Monday. DR.. C. +. Savage will
give instructions and speak on The
Dangers Of the Common Enema"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Beavers Tackle Defiance, CedarviIle
In Battle TO Improve Mid-Ohio Position

have usually been Pete Reese and
Dick Jacobs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday, February il at 800
.. m. at the Legion hall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Share-A.Talent Club
NOTICE ~ APPOINTMENT

CYc Mo- x3lss3
Estate of Chuk kocher Deceased.
Notice is heueby given that Clara Loeher
Of Bluffton, Ohio has been duly appointed
ENecntIiN ofsthe Estate of Chris locher de-
cepsed. laxf n Allen County. Ohio.
Credtoys age required TO file their claims
with sad fiduciary within four mouths.
Datsd this 18th dayfof January 1858.
Paul j. Rockoy
Probate Judge of said County
Jan. 23. 50, Feb. 6
NOTICE oR APPOINTMENT
Case Ns~@sfg5y
EState of Estea T. Dardio Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Vernen E.
Dardio of Route l. Buffton, Ohio haa been
duly appointed Executor of the Estate of Estella
T. Dardio deceased. late of Allen County, Ohio.
Creditors are required TO file their claims
with said fiduciery within tour months.
Dated this 20th day of January 1868.
Paul ]. Rockey
Probate Judge of said Cgnnty
Jan. 20 80. Feb s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

Many cards and congratulatory mess
ages were received from their friends
and neighbors.
Past Presidents Farley
The Past Presidents Farley of the
American Legion Auxiliary has been
postponed one week. until February
IA, il was announced this week by
club leaders s.,
W0men's Fellowship
The c. w. F. of the Church OF Christ
will meet at the home of Mrs. Swan
Stonehili on Thursday evening. Feb
ruary Ii at 500 o'clock. Mrs. Robert
Murray will be program leader and
Mrs. VIM. Amstutz will have devo-
tons A white elephant sale viii be
held at this meeting.
Share-A.Talent Club
Share-A-Talent club meeting will be
held in the home of Marcile Lora
Wednesday evening, February II.
ONE TEASPOON of onion powder
equals one medium sized onion in
flavoring power.