The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-23
Beaverdam

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The Beaverdam Methodist
cn1rGh will observe Rally Dav
ana Home Coming Sunday octo,
per 10Th. The afternoon nrooraro
pinhg BIZ Degin at 2 p. m. and Mr.,
asioiiard a.loniard Garden will be the
speaker: ~ r:: Mr.. Garden is the SON
~ VI missionaries ms in India. where
ne nved prior TO coming TO Ohio
Northern, Ada, for his coIIago
education. Special music wiii -
presented i1oioe by a quartet. All are re
sol.aI oAl.apprIoxtimately 80 people and
several from Beaverdan atte,,d nd
ca the Rockport Metbodist Paii,,
Day and Home Coming servinaSS
10 IaSt sunday; also the dedication
VI Ileir new electronic organ
minch ~ 1 was one of several donated
70 Iocal churches by Cleveland
PAlanthropist Claude r Foefar ,u
rev. Oscar Burdette is pastor I1i ~
this church. " p"SUor OF
naIrLoo anu S. MIS-. I'd Schosker of
LLeIploS, Ohio, called at tbe q
nome OF Mrs. f. c. Pfeifar re
centIy. Mrs. Pfeifer spent q foe,
gays at the home of her cor I a,J
family at Lima, Ohio sui anu
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rarbor
mao as their dinner guest SIndsu
mrs. +. c. Pfeifer of Reaverdor:S
AMrs. Mrs. Dean Wilcox, Mrs VIM
Alspach of Fostoria and M
hennetn Saln Donaldson of Beaver
Gam, 1am, surprised their sister, Mrs
DoIothy Opp, with a birtbdav
paIty sunday, in the AIspach
nome: In attendance were fhe;.
IamlileS and their parents M
ana Mrs. L. N. Beck "A1
The junior class of Beaverdar,
nIgh school will have a doughnlIt
SAFE October Both, Thursday at d
p. m. They will call for orders at
your home. lS dl
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sutar on,
tertained at Sunday dinner. Mr.
ana MRS. Paul LuginbilI and fam
NY, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Suffer
ana family, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Suter and family of Pandora and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Panna-
oecker and family and Mr. and
mrs. Lloyd Shook of Bluffton
Mrs. Edward Kmmick passed
away last Thursday, October I6
and funeral services were held
Sunday at $40 N. East ST., Green
field, Ohio. We extend our deep
est sympathy to Mr.. Kimmick
and family. They were former
residents of near Beaverdam and
m e m b e erS of the Beaverdam
Methodist church.
Harry H. Bowers, So, of 2317
Spencerville Road of near Lima,
died last Thursday at st. Rita's
hospital. He was born in Beaver
dam and was a resident of Lima
the past 30 years. He was a real
estate salesman for Baughman,
realtors. Surviving are his wife
Helen, one daughter, Mrs. Junior
r. Shaw, two brothers, Earl of
B Verd m, and Russell Of
Payne, o., two sisters, Mrs. Cora
Barber of near Beaverdam, and
Mrs. Pearl Vertner of Beaver
dam.
Miss Bernice Huber spent the
week end in Lansing, Mich, with
her sister, Mrs. Gladys Williams.
Mrs. Williams returned home on
Monday with her sister and will
make her permanent home with
her sister Bernice in Beaverdam
Mrs. Fred Andrews spent Fri
day visiting relatives in Wause-
on, Ohio.
Beaverdam Parent Teachers
association will meet November
5th at p. m. in the high school
Speaker-Lima Community Am
bassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nelson left
October 18th for Arizona until
Christmas and after the first oi
the year will 60 to Ft. Isabel
Texas, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Amstutz
called on Mr.. J. J. Beer anc
daughter Delilah of Pandora, last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Alder
holt and daughter of Ft. Wayne
Ind, spent the week end with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Hall.
Miss Geneva Clum of near Ada
who is employed at the PIX res
taurant at Beaverdam, spent {
couple weeks vacation on a tour
in the Smokes and southern
states and returned home las
week.