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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Green BAY News

The Christian Women's Fellow
shln VIII meet Friday night at eight
O'Clock with Mrs H A. Ravens.
MIR. and Mrs G. c. Looney visited
relatives III Craig county for several
DAYS last week.
Bruce Cheatham who is working
al Byrd Field weather station spent
The holidays with his parents Mi.
and Mrs. Eldridge Cheatham.
MIR and Mrs n b Rivierc spent
Labor Day week end at their cot
tage here
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Wilson and
sons were week end guests Of Mr.
and Mrs w r Ford Al Church
Road
Attend Winchester Meet
Graham Raliord attended Il {
meeting Of the Orehardists al Win
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

cent for an almost perfect score.
The railway S commlssary was
rated 100 The intensive inspections
cover l24 separate items including
the construction of cars. par
ticularly the kitchens and pantries.
the preparation and service OF
food on trains, cooking fuel, re-
frlgeration. cleanliness. sterilization
Of dishes and utensils, crew health
and facilities, and ventilation.
The Public Health Service said
that only four other railroads-tWo
III the northeast and two in the
far west had ever received SINH
lar citations Diners of all rail
roads IN interstate commerce are
inspected regularly by the Federal
agency with A, b. Or c certificates
being awarded each car. with a
rating Of % Of better required for
an A card The special citation IS
Ill recognition Of the fact that N
ara W cars were we'll above the
highest standard rating
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Fork Of Willis
Elaine Flippen
Celebrates Fifth
Birthday At Lake

Mrs l.. L. Flippen entertained
with a supper at Bear Greek Lake
last Thursday night in honor Of the
fifth birthday Of Elaine Fllppen
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Henley and
children, OF Richmond. spent the
week end In the S. ID Davis home
They were guests Sunday night q
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Duncan were
supper guests Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs Marvin Johnson. Of Gold Hill
Mrs. Frank Babcr, Jr and sons
returned home Sunday after spend
ing the week in Arlington
Miss Maria Baber left Wednes
day for Lynchburg whore She vii
attend Lynchburg College this
winter.
Miss Judy Duncan spent the week
end at her home here
! A large crowd attended The fun
cral Monday Of J | TalIev. who
died very suddenly Saturday in Tho
home Of Mrs Hattie TalIey
Parker Reunion
A Parker reunion was held Sun
day in the home Of Mrs Emma
Parker, with all her children. IN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Mrs Goode Johnson, Mrs. Peggy
johnson and children, and Lewis
Johnson were recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs W. r Putney
Edward r. Whitlock, Jr. Of Rich
mond. called on Mrs. E. r. Whitlock
in the Phillips home Monday
Mr. and Mrs Altman and family.
Mr. and Mrs Don Crist and twins
and Miss Mary Lou Gormous. OF
Washington. d. c.. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gormous and family, Ed
ward Gormous and Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Gormous. Of Mt. Rainier
Nd. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elem
inP and children and Marvin Cor
nous. Of Orlando. Fla. attended
tho funeral Of their father, John r.
Gormons. Sunday afternoon
Mr. Gornous died suddenly ii
Jamestown Thursday afternoon.
Week enc ana Sunday guests Of
Mrs Josie Oalin were Mr.. and Mrs
jimmy Oslln. q Scottsyllle. Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Epply. and Graham
Oslln. of Richmond
Mrs. Lee A. Gormous ard son
" Arlington were recent guests d
the Jack Harms family Mr. Harris
also had his parents. Of Tennessee
With him
Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis and
Dlanne. Of Petersburg. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grey Nelson. of Richmond
were Sunday guests of Mrs f. b
Gilbert
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

laws and grandchildren attending
Mr. and Mrs y W White, 81
Richmond, visited IN the w II Dun
can home Monday night
Guests Monday Of Mrs. Lucy Dun
can were Mrs. Robert Smith and
daughter, Wyland, Mrs f'lol'ine
White and Billy, and Rev f. w
Rawlings. of Richmond.
Homecoming win be observed at
lakewood Church Sunday, Sept.
with service at ll:30 m BY
Rev. c F. Moseley, Of Norfolk. DIN
nor viii be served on the grounds
and another service by Rev. N 4
Davis at 2 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Guinea Mills

Mr. and Mrs Ralph Smith and
son. Terry Of Indianap4s. Ind d.
spent the week end III the H c.
Wilson home. They visited Mrs II
G Wilson al University Hospital in
Charlottesville Mrs. Wilson is mn
proving nicely
Mrs JAMIE Bolen. Mrs Lewis
Canoe and son. OF Washnton
d e.. spent the past week visiting
Mr. and Mrs j { Amos and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Moorcfield and
/ family Mrs. Ice Mooreiield and
daughters returned to Washington
iof ! two week Visit
NJ. and Mrs Lewis f. Boyd Of
Houston, Ten, announce the birth
of i daughter. Frances Susan, on
4 August / Mrs BOYD Will be rc-
membcrcd AS MISS Eleanor He'd
rick
Al ihr Beach
/ MIR and Mrs George lsom and
/ fanny 81 Farmpillc. ana Mr. and
MIS- J y Waycasicr and family
spent Sunday at the beach IL White
Stone
Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith. 81
Burlington n G. spent Thursday
with Al and Mrs Harry Smith
Mrs J 3 Blanton spent Sunday
and Monday At her home here
. VISITING Ms Blanton and Mr.. and
MIS- t, " Blanton and family
! Sunday were Mr and MIS- Eddie
Smith. OF Richmond, MS G. NJ
Price Carey and e NJ of Pros
pect Alr. and Mrs A r. Godscy
and Mr. and Mrs Donald Murray
aad children, Of Petersburg
I Mr.. and MIS- A. q Starllnps and
Mrs William Parrish, q Manakn,
were callers in the W. d. Hedrck
home sunday evening
Mrs. Roscoe Bishop. 81 Newport
NewS spent the week eAd With tae
r & Wilson family
Florida Visit
AIFs Blame Vance Mrs Johr
Vance ana MILFORD Hcdtack hale
returned from \ week y vacation ii
PLANT Ciiy Fia Thez enjoyed si&ht
SCENIC ana deep-sea fishing and 4
nier visit with Wiltords parents
Aii ana Mrs ] NJ icdlck, anc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

A stitch in time viii save more
than nine if you Keep sharp out
look for hole and tears when as
semblng your laundry Solcd cloth
ire and flatWork Whould be mended
before laundering. II time is at a
premium, merely draw the holes
together roughly for the time being
with an overseeing stitch Thin
spots should be reinforced by darn
ing before laundering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

PACKARD so 4-dr, Clipper: IN.
S iiS:d WIN " 'i sse H sssiSSss
With custom heater, = ana sase-oi-
handling ultrAmatic trans. stock
No k-TW 33-A. A real BARGAIN,
only st,tob,
Anacostia Chrys. -Plym.
i7os ueea Hope Rd. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

1870 Wis AVG Oh. 4-e00O
In the hesrt q bethesda
PONTIAC 81 wagon: power, :, ana
h ct, sharp, sl.t05. ROYAL
CaRIe Eli. 1901 a. J. eve. ne,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

Seven Corners. Fails Church. Va.
Open Till 10 JE 2-5ele
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AUTOMOBILES ron sAiE


! PACKARD 50 a-dr. Clipper: IN.
isn:d " a.slnt , s.'e me A .ss,"nss
ISanai fins'0 altr nn tran ans STOCK
No k-Tw 33-A. A real bargain,
only sl.a05,.
| AnacoStia Chrys. -Plym.
i7os oPgs Hops Rd' 81
PACKARD SO Clipper a-door; ulta.
\ matte. guaranteed SlNb.
ACADEMY-FORD
LAUREL. Md. TO, o-5sA0
PKcKARD 1865 Patrielan hArdtor
sSH l Fewer Asd ~ 5 sSssns NV tires.
ear BufESR.s6NDEp; si.SSb.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
litsl slst St NV. FE. 7.a470
PLYMOUTH 80 VS. station wagon:
sppreciAts It's value, 81 LOB; be-
lore you buy. Be sure and check
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy. Arlinston, Va
"a, ssgOOi Open I'll $3.50
PLYM. 81 cTan6rook club coupe;
orig. green, =. and b.. very good
tires: $4,000 miles; kept In peri
sssl SOD Pvt party sa4'' TX
PLYMOUTH SO VS. sport subur.
Az ,sSsa esats. rcSsr .,ssr,nr
power brases. Wv tires. 2-tone,
keep. clean, Sale price. ~ ,f9A.
/ WHEELER. INC. WHEATON ND.
tCHRYsI Err .PlYMOUTH-fA aPERlAL
1855 GEORGIA AVE. 10. 5-5OOO
PLYMouTH 1855 pelysders a-door
equipped, ready 10 20. ~ ,0DA
EATON CHEVROLET
S'e ei sRs I 81 Corner SE for 5 Y.aF 4'0
PLYMOUTH 'Sa Club Sedan; paint
cd N ruraele Maine green, EQUIP,
R r. sNp 'siuFy.1f Only 5xtiiI sao sas'
/ Anac0Stia ChryS. -Plym.
1908 GOOD Hope Rd, Sc.
LU. 10000
PLYMOUTH 'S5 Belyeders t-df.
sedan: powerAite: a.tone paint,
heater. / owner. 1900 miles
si.i50. Cab u. s-se4l after
l 6pm.
PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere hard
TOP. 7 and h., excel cond SSA5
/ NASH-ARLINGTON
s0IS n. Moore 81. -
Arl Va IA e-303O
PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy 4-door se-
dan: Immediately cared for. very
low mileage. equipped with radio.
heater. economical B-eyhnder en-
gine. standard tFansmiSsion, popu-
lar 2-tone blue. showroom like m
ish: vas Sl.seS. sale price Sl,oS5;
Gee terms
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
i7725 Wits. Ave. oil. 4-lti2
PLYMOUTH 81 l-dr sedan, 7. and
ESE. II. s-670O; Ext, 7-4444,
PLYMOUTH 1888 BeivedeFe VS.
t-dr. sedan: T. and h.. powerntte,
s-tcne paint WV. tires. To-Day .
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
lll2f 2lst st. NV. Pc 7-s4T0
PLYMOUTH SO Belvedere IS" A.
door sedan: 2. and h.. poWerglide.
egiginAi coral nnish, one owner,
like neW. Sl,5e5.
EATON CHEVROLET
9Th ana II SITS. NE. IL. LAO
Chevrolet Corner for IS Years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

PLYMoUTH 'a7 savoy VS. a-dr.I
s .,s,. e ,s; b. s ssr.sa I. S,Ss
ms onyx black With ivory sport
t I%%.d,s stse s.l 10 si fs Priced i0i
Anacostia Chrys.-P lym.
i7os oqgs HcPs I'd. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet

Si4O Lee hwy, Aflinttons Va
"a, s.gO03 Open I'll $3.50
PLYM. 81 cranbrook club coupe;
oflg. green, Z. and b., very good
tires: $4,000 miles: kept IN peri
run. order. Very DEPEND. looks
real good. Pvt. party, Sa45. TX
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tttt Dehtets 1Fl0 Hi0donArHfs
I'd. AP, 7-2paV, Open ewes. ~ q,
PONTIAC 'sl star Chief catalina
a-door sedan. power steePing
brakes and windows. hydra, Z. and
2 IDEAL family car in excel. eond,
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MKAN6 MeKEE"
NEW USEn-CAR LOCATION
18th and I SITS NV. ST. 3-Sl07
PONTIAC so a-door; hydramatic.
radio and heater: Si,305.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s sSo1 sp E..wM dl Hwy tat s, g., o.Ays0
PONTIAC so star chief Catalina
coupe; hyfamatlc. r. and h.. a-t0ne
beiee; positively perfect car; very
clean. i-yr. suTe-car warranty
syailahie. A WHALE or A DEAL,
STANDARD PONTIAC
c460 chillum Rd, AP. 7-fl20
PONTIAC 'Ss VS. club sec /; brand
s sSn ss,,s ESQ low as sos dn,'
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1SasGi Il VIII 4. Az S..r, ., s Eli $4,000
PONTIAC 50 wasOn; power. !. ana
h 2-t.: sharp. 81 los. ROYAL
ChRfS Eli 1901 a. j ave. ne.
PONTIAC "a star Chief Custom i
docr; hydrafrattc, r and h A very
nice automobile. A WHALE or A
STANDARD PONTIAC
1880 chillum Rd AP. T-7i.O
PONTIAC, 81 4-door; radio. heater,
fee. Tor ia Sp e ss-eA clear :lss'' a. ser,
benny s3e5 before you buy. b
sure and check With
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$3.50 Wilson Blvd Arlington. Va.
ia. s-aaOl Open TIL q 30
PONTIAC 81 star Chief cvstom
sedan, Al eond tTieinal owner
A bargain, SsTS. IL 4.a070, a.f
Pa, ave. se.. 10 20 q 'e3
PONTIAC '5R VS. Catalina coupe:
orand-new. T. and h., auto. tTanSn. i,
i.yg guarantee. $2.S7i. low a.
SECS On hsnk financed
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1880 Wis Ave. OIL. $4,000
IN the Heart Of bc.hesdA"
PONTIAC SO star Chief Catalina
coupe low MILEAGE. Ike nev; beaut
s-tone, Wv tires. fully equipped
Sl.Tai
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MHARs MCKEE"
NEW USED-cAR LOCATION
10Th and L Sts NV ST. 3-7la7
PONTIAC 81 eongeFtible: hydra
matte. r, and h.. Continental kit. !;
terri &c fer second car A WHALE
OP A DIAL. SgaS.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2fb0 ch;llum Rd AP. T.7i2O
PONTIAC 1894 star Chief 4-dr.;
new car condition $3.50 FALLS
CHURCH De Soso-Piymouth. Lee
highway at Hilluood ave. il.
2-230O.
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SIMCA

p aS:S.s'D .s s:i''s' '. q IRE. models
JOHN diSioRp nQIoRe
IA. h-n22a Omen I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

LEE ~, pO \ LEN, 4ANO.
|112i .ist st, NV FE, 7.a47u
PLYMOUTH IS VS. station wagon:
heater, wy. tires see thls 20
fore you buy. Be sure and check
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

PLYMOUTH 'h4 pglvedere spoF
custom seat covers; hydra DR.
HokrdoMEsihsiYY ,s sTUhhsiRss. Ms sa
curry Dealer, 371b BladensbuF,
I'd. AP, 7-2nag, Open ewes. ~ q
PONTIAC 81 star chief Catalina
t-doof sedan power steePlng
brakes and windows. hydra. z. an,
= IDEAL family car In excel. eond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC IS star Chief Catalina
coupe hydtamgtic, T. and n n.b
and 81 e, 10 choose from both IT,
perieci condition. A WHALE OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
MCNEIL PONTIAC

PONTIAC So de luxe IS" club
sedan. 2 and h auto trans. I :
I owner car. Sa96. low ~ sos down.
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AuromoDREs ron SALE

a0is n. Moore 81.
Arl, VI. IA, e.5030
wssnsE IsSt.h,ni nd Si g. os
ri, $lYsb. OIL. a-4b9b; sves.,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
NASH-ARLINGTON

RAMBLER '55 Custom Cross coun
Try station Waeon. hydra. weather
lEed. Feeiinins seats. 5000 mi
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MCKEE PONTIAC
MCNEIL PONTIAC

PONTIAC IS VS. club sed. brand
new r. and h. auto tranSm a-yr
evafansee; - go, low as S295 dn.i
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PACKARD 's3 Clipper a-door; ulta.
ACADEMY-FORD

LAOHkts My Az. N-0oNy
PACKARD 1858 Patrieian hArdtor
fsSe so~:r 'sa b. R sSsSneS 'i sIss
AZ sioG suf rIiSsl c; sR SssSSsEl0S'
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NA044flAt41A4 NtAN
20lb N. Moore 81.
Arl. Va. ia. 5000
RAMBLER "a de- luxe station
wagon. finished in attractive ma.
room, equipped with heater anC
defrostfr. in excellent meehantca
condition; was ~ ,0ab, sale prlci
ss95, ccc terms.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
l77e5 Wis. Ave oil. 4-14l:
RAMBLER So Custom Cross coun'
try station wagon. air-conq
hydra. and h excel. through
cut: VI .se5.
NASH-ARLINGTON
An. v. quo = ''00'' S. s-sost
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20
Frank Osborne Recovering Rapidly
After Bone Is Removed From Throat

Bluffton high school football
coach Frank Osborne has re-
turned home and is recovering
rapidly after a near tragedy Sun
day when turkey bone lodged
in his throat. ...aE
He was eating snack at his
home Sunday evening when the
bone became lodged in his
esophagus. He was able to
breathe and talk but couldn't t
swallow. sa- LEI .s#
After unsuccessful efforts to re-
move the bone were made by
Mrs. Osborne and Greg Besonson,
Bluffton college student, DR.. F,
D. Rodabaugh was summoned.
+ Mr.. Osborne. was then removed
to Lima to the Office of DR.. w.
E. Yingling and finally taken to
Lima Memorial hospital where
the bone was extracted with
surgical instruments.
He was kept at the hospital un-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20

taught in the west corner now
occupied by the mimeographing
room. Administrative offices
were on the second floor. The
chemistry laboratory was located
in the basement in what is now
DR.. Bauman's classroom. At one
time a hydrogen generator ex,
ploded through the floor of what
is now the deans office.
Science hall was built in 1915.
The agricultural department test
ed cattle and soil downstairs.
The ramp in the back, originally
for the purpose of bringing in
cattle, was just recently replaced
with steps. Farm boys attended
college from November until Feb
ruary or March. .
Classes in biology caught their
fish, frogs and small water ami
mails in the Riley, which was
quite a large creek at the time.
It is believed that stone quarries
were to blame for the disappear
ance of water. When the creek
dried up for the first time, the
stencil was unbearable; the
health department required the
(See 'CoWpasture', p. 12)
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20
BLUFFTON Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Kirkland
and granddaughter Kathy Ann
Kirkland, spent Saturday and Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. L. F.
Fowler and family of North Can
ton, Ohio.
Blue Star Mothers No. %
worked at the canteen in Lima
Saturday. Those in attendance
were Reah Amstutz, Eva Kohl,
Cara Burkholder and Mary
Frick. We served q boys.
Basinger ambulance removals :
Robert Logan from his residence
on South Main street to the
Bluffton hospital; Mrs. Homer
Basinger from the Blanchard
Valley hospital to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. James STRAIT
ton.
Ralph Kohl of Oak Harbor Wis
tied with home folks from Fri
day until Sunday and went hunt
ing with his brothers.
Guests in the Roy Rogers home
the past week were Mr.. and Mrs.
o. D. Griffith, w. Va, Mrs. Fran
els Hutchins and daughter Mar
garet, Bellefontaine and Mr.. John
Rogers and daughters Nancy
and Christine of Worthington.
Eva Kohl visited her cousin,
Maggie Snyder in Lima, over the
week end and attended church
and Sunday school at Wesley
Methodist church.
Ola Hemminger, who is en-
ployed in Perrysburg, Ohio, Wis
tied with home folks last Tues
day and Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Silas Badert-
scher and Miss Clara Finke of
st. MaryS spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Badertscher.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Raid and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20
Boy Scouts Plan
Winter CampOree

Buttons Boy Scouts will join
more than 100 other boys from
the Putnam district in study of
the art of winter camping when
they attend the winter camporee
at Camp Berry south of Findlay
Saturday and Sunday.
Scouts from the various troops
in the district will demonstrate
Saturday afternoon proper meth
DDS of living out-of-doors in cold
weather.
The camporee win open with
registration at 8 a. m. Saturday,
and the morning will be devoted
to making camp and cooking
lunch. Scouts will do all their own
cooking during the period.
A jam-packed afternoon pro-
gram has been planned by the
Camping and Activities commit
tee under direction of Ralph
Reichenbach of Bluftf11on.
The Bluffton troop will give a
cold weather clothing and pack
demonstration. This will be fol-
lowed by a tent pitching demon
stration by the Pandora troop.
The Vaughnsville troop will dem
onstrate the use of the axe and
fire building.
Al Cobb, Putnam county farm
agent, will present a program on
wood lore with the aid of the
Ottawa troop. The latter troop
will also aid Ralph Reed, Otta-
wa, in a program CT polar bear
camping. Ice safety and rescue
will be demonstrated by the Co
lumbus Grove troop under direc-
ton of Wade Shank
District Commissioners Rudy
Marchione, Ottawa; end his staff
have promised a special event
between 4:30 and $50 to wind up
the afternoons activities.
After supper the Scouts will
participate in a campwide game
and camp fire. Robert Sawyer,
Bluffton, viii head the evening
activities.
Sunday morning the Protestant
and Catholic Scout committees
will take the boys to church and
camp will break up after the
noon meal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20

and Howard Hahn and son ot
Toledo came here for a day ot
hunting last Saturday and were
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hahn.
Mrs. Clarence Brunn and
daughter Mrs. Joan Bender made
a business trip to Wapakoneta
Saturday evening and also called
on Mrs. Brunn's sister while
there.
A group of Girl Scout officers
and leaders attended a meeting
in Toledo last Thursday.
The Past Worthy Matrons oi
Bluffton chapter OES will have
their November meeting in the
home of Mrs. Clair Bowersox ir
Pandora next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Sam BurkhoIder and
daughter Vera spent the pas
week end in Ft. Wayne, Indiana
with his son, Marion and family
Mrs. Lenore Montgomery and
Mrs. Emma Studler were in Find.
lay Sunday to attend the dedica.
ton services of the new Chris.
tan Science church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Soash anc
sons of st. Clair Shores, Mich.
spent the week end here with DR.
and Mrs. M. D. Soash and othel
relatives.
Mrs. Adeline Graber and hel
niece, Miss Glada Adams o
Findlay were in Medina, Tues
day, the guests of Mrs. Graber'i
cousin, Miss Wilma Arnold. The!
also called on another cousin
Miss Pearl Draper who is at |
rest home.
Mesdames Imogene EwinI
Betty Sratton, Geneva Fish ant
Rhoda Augsburger attended /;
Line Officers meeting of tn,
eighth district OES in Pauldin,
Saturday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Deppler spen
several days last week with thei
daughter and family, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Marion Burkholder in Fl
Wayne, Indiana.
Mrs. Minnie Kimmel has beel
on the sick list the past few
weeks with a case of flu.
Mrs. Clayton Murray and sol
John, Mrs. J. Paul Clark ant
Mrs. NJ. c. Geiger attended tn,
Methodist Lima district mission
ary institute in Kenton Sunda!
afternoon. Miss Marjorie Meyer
a missionary to Japan, was tht
guest speaker at this annual af
fair. The Kenton high schoo
choir presented several number:
which were also greatly enjoyed
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20
6O-NRT FARM

A FARM o9Honr
BIBFFToN
MODERN /S-bedrpom home, nice.
ly decorated, dupboards, com
plete bath, Stoker furnace,
breezeFay and barge, garage on
corner lot, nieely landscaped,
nesr stores, reasonable
INVESTMENT BUILDING with
good incoHs reasonable.
SMALL HOUSE geod location,
ST., cheap. y
THREE BEDROOM housS good
location, large lawn, excAllent
& ..4,4a.n condition. @'""
NEW three bedroom house with
lots Of closets, birch cupboArds,
gas furnace, full basement.
GOOD small house, nice Eot, rea-
sonable. i
THREE BEDROOM house and
garage in excellent condition.
Rockport.
DUPLEX can BE used as large
single. Near university, Ada
Reasonable.
farms
81 A farm in Aluffton school dis
trict, modern house, ample ma
chine Storage, NGeasonable.
lisa south of BNffton, good
land, has been well Rotated, rea-
a~,2e sonable.
SO-A, east, new hotse, tnerrno-
pane windows, we'll drained.
EIGHT ACRES pear Bluffton.
80 A south, modern conveniences,
well-draiped, good soil.
GOOD LoTSin nice wooded area.
Reasonable. r
4O-A SOUTHEAST yof, @Beaverdam,
( - cheap. =.
GOOD REPAIR SHOP and Gulf
gas station on route 224 with one
acre ground and lNing quarters.
Priced to kell.
HOUSES in Pandora, Ottawa, Co
lunbus Grove and Mt. Cory,
NEED farms in Bllffton School
District. List with Jus for court.
eous, efficient service.
Financing Available.
Charles S. Reese, Realtor
Pandora, Ohio Phone 1901
Mrs. William Garmatter,
Salesman
Ohio Phone 637-R
Salesman Elmer BURY
Ohio Phone 7701