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TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE
ING KNOWN AZ FRKnIsEs / 40
QUE STREET NORTHWEST.
~ virtue OF . certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. In Liher No.
lO3lO. Folio 2e3 ct seq. Of the
land records of the District Of
Columbia, and ct the request Of
,ra.Ip, party secured thereby, the
premises prSiS sus ~ Il fEsPs TIE ihs
FIRST DAY OF APRIL AID. 1859,
AT ONF-FORTY-FlVE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises. situate IN the DIS.
triet Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED
aS and being lot numbered ten
ll0l In RIGGS and Plants SUBJ
glvlslon u square numbered two
hundred eight (20Sl, as DER plat
sseeordeH IN Liber R:W. at Fciio
T Ie5 re District sd,t q Columbia:
building association) deed Of
trust for approximately S7.100. SO
further particulars Of which will
be announced ct time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid In cash A deposit Of
$500 cash or certified check re-
CURED, Conveyancing, recording.
etc. { purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date OF sale.
Terms TO be complied with within
thirty says Otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
eretion Of the trustees.
IALLEY r. HOLMES,
TkLyEY r.. HOLMES Jr.,
mh2l,2d.25.26.31 Trustees.
THOs. 7. OWEN q SON.
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Bankruptcy Sale
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BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at Weschler'S 9O5 r ST. NV
end Floor Salesrooml
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LEGAL NOTICES
s sssS.. ss9 2... 4Es:, sisg

ieO WashinGlen Lean a Trust Bldg.
Harry M. Huif.. Clerks
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Count Tor The bistrIct OF Column
Riei%ln r. RI MARK \ Riithxy, PAllsnt.
FLORENCE MARY ROWE. COM
niittee, having geporLed 70 the
Court receipt Of an oiier 70 pur-
chase real estate described as Lots
gye and 0lg In Square $40, im-
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In the District OF Columbia Tor the
dred dollars iSS.bO6.O6j's' terms
Si7b. 90 and said COMMITTEES hav-
ing recommended acceptance Of
said offer, II is BY the Court. this
18th day Of March, 1883, Or
DbRED. that said offer be ac-
oepted and the sale ratified. and
confirmed unlesA cause be shown
70 the contrary or hieher offer
fgr said real estate acceptable TO
the Court be made on or before
the eth day OF April. 1859, at
1000 An. N Motions Court a.
which time highfr oiers viii he
NVnpAueIcQ anu V11tCtiQub 70 bntu
the WssRiSston Law vp R snsn Sr't ana Y,
ton 70 Sc made Al least Y 70 days
before the aforementioned date.
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Justice. (sealD A true copy:
HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk, BY JOHN
j. DEMPSEY. Deputy Clerk.
DAVID n. wOLvEKfON, Attorney
lel Evans Bldg. WashlnEton, d. G.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
Ing a Probate Court.-Estate Of
BENJAMIN CASTER. Deceased
No. g7.bSh. - A d m In stratlon
Docket Decentralization having
oeen made herein for probate Of
the. last will and testament Of
said decreased. and for letters test
amsntary on said estate, By Bertha
Wells. y is ordered this 18th
AK o. March. AID 1889. that
William 4. Caster and az others
e 90 TonSay aHD n. g7 ds ssiS g. SSS
AID. 1853, at 10 o'clock am, to
should not be eranted. Iet notice
hereof 6e published in the wash.
ington Law Reporter" and ''The
Evening Star" once In each 81
three successive weeks before the
return 0av herein mentioned, the
nrst publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
witness, the Honorable y. DICK
said Court. this 18th dSy Of
FRANK =. BpRKART, Deputy
REGISTER o. wins for the pi-rist
OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court. mhl6,23,3O.
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INC.

Take Arnold vi and We bus from
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HOGAN AND HARRISON, Attorneys.
SO Colorado Building

NV SeASa 49, .1AaaAn8
STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District VI Columbia.
Holding Probate Court. - No.
07373. Administration Is
to Give Notice. That the sub
scriber. Of the District Of Colum.
bia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Coium.
bia. Letters Testamentary on the
estate Of ROBERT ]. HARE
powell, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. TO
the subscriber, on or before the
Ind day Of September. AID. 1859;
otherwise they may BY law be ex-
cluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this
md day Of March, 1859. ALICE
NV. lSeaD. Attest: THEODORE
CO0SWELL, REGISTER OF Wills for
the District Of Columbia, CLERK Of
the Probate Court. mhe. 10. 80
JANE CANNON LEE, ATTIC ney
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WAahlnEfnn 8. ID. C..

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate court.-No. 97397.
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, OF
the State Of Ohio has obtained
from the. Probate Court Of the
District OF Columbia. letters testa-
mentary op the estate of THEL-
triet Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons .having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers th,reoi, legally authenticated.
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the Emo day OF September, A., D.
1889; otherwise they may BY law
be excluded from all benent Of
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street. Mineral Ridge. Ohio. (6eail
Attest THEODORE COoSWELL,
Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court. mh9, 1898
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BACKHoE OPERATOR, exper. op-
Ford tractor. Must be able to dig
footinRs and field drains. Phone
PA. 6-2735 after 2 pm.
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ARTIST, national trade assn. Crea-
tive layout and final art. knowledge
OF typography and all printing
processes. Exper. only. ca Mr..
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MAN, exper. simple
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advancement, small firm: start
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AUoTloM SALES
NOTICE OF
PAWNBRoKER'S
AUCTION SALE

4 A srS sns:s q sa Vii .sf VI sss
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pledges up to No. 1894.
TENDERS SALES CO
Loan Dept. Established 1911
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Auto Salesman, 1887

AUTO SALESMAN = Experience
helpful. not necessary, will train
an ambitious young man, in q
new phase OF the automobile busi-
ness: For further information see
r. Klauber.
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CENTRAL MOTOR co.

IbU4 JeH DAVIS Hwy, OF. 4-7OgU
Fiat-Alfa Romeo-Merc.
AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS; STEADY
work: time and q half after A.
hours; vacation and holidays with
pay. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., Alex
andrias We. OV. $1,000. Mr.
Carver
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: UTO. SALESMAN wanted to sell
Mercury Edsel. and English Ford,
no experience necessary MOORE
GREAR MOTORS, 400 Conn
ave. EN- 3-51O0
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ATTENTION. MEM
week extra2 Ii. 7-3s1O.
CLAIMS ADJUsTER
Must have automobile repair
experience; insurance background
not needed. Reply giving complete
resume to p. o. Box No, 3673,
Arlington, vs.
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SturdiIy woven of |" oak. Roomy
lSzxl0zxl0" size. includes
dishes and fIotwore. Cover strops
are odjustoble for cosy carrying.
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eddsd-powsr povssbls mixer blends
and whips quickly, costly. 5-speed.
thun1b-operoted better ejector. De-
toehobIe cord for cosy Storage.
Lightweight -------lS.00
Floor: Langley Park, Loper Level
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make for gala cookouts

It's nodded to natural contours for
luxurious comfort. Tubular steel frome
with boxed enamel finish in turquoise
resists rust. Nylonite covering likes
any kind of weather.
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Cooks steaks and other lookout
fore to tempting goodness. Speeds
meol-eettino, too. Thrifty buy
that gets you all set for summer
long use.
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complete soith panels
Moy be used as on exhaust fan or
reversed os an intoke fan. 20-inch
size, z speeds. 245o-35oo CFM.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-14

Hitting and scoring almost
completely disappeared from the
Bluffton college repertoire over
the week end as the Beavers
dropped two straight shutouts to
Ohio Northern.
The twin whitewashing gave
BC a SIS Mid-Ohio league rec
ord. Bluffton got a mere nine
hits during the two games, while
ONU totaIled Is runs and 26 hits.
Stan Buehrer was the villain
in Fridays game, spinning a four
hitter. The Polar Bears provided
him with six runs off Harvey
Porter. ....
It was a scoreless tie until the
sixth inning, when ONU squeezed
out two runs on a single, triple
and a double. In the last of the
seventh they touched Harvey
Porter for another four runs.
Jim Seckman was Northern's
big gun. with three hits and three
runs batted in.
Don O'Black continued the
whitewash string in Saturdays
game, setting the Beavers down
with just five hits, while the
Bears were helping themselves
to ID off Jim Knox and Able
Mast. Bluffton contributed five
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-14
Pirate Thinclads
Clip Leipsic for
Fourth Straight

The Bluffton Pirate track squad
won nine of IL events in captur-
ing their fourth straight dual meet
win of the season last Tuesday,
defeating Leipsic 1929.
The only Leipsic victories came
in the shot put and the 220 yard
dash. Ramon Lewis, Bluffton's
top sprinter, did not run in the
200.
Lewis won the 100, although
his time was a slow 1913 Sec
onds, well below his best efforts
of previous seasons. He also won
the broad jump and ran a leg
on the victorious $50 relay team.
jim Jordan turned in victory
for the Pirates in the 440, running
59:5. Buck Schiffke continued
his unbeaten string in the $3.50
yard run and the Pirates swept
all three places in the mile run.
Zimmerman, Swank and Blank
placed in that order in the mile.
Ken Logan and Steve Wood
yard tied for first in the $50 yard
low hurdles, but their time of
24:7 seconds was not remark
able.
Rudy Steiner won the high
jump and Owen Ziessler captured
the discus throw. Ziessler took
second in the 220 and Larry
Marshall pulled in third for Bluff
ton. Lewis and Ziessler tied for
third in the shot put.
The $50 yard relay team of
Lewis, Ziessler, Larry and Terry
| Marshall also won for Bluffton,
but their time of 1:41 q was be-
low their best of the season.
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|BC's Domination Of Mid Ohio
Track Appears Near the End

Bluffton colleges eight-year-old
domination of the Mid-Ohio
league track championship ap-
pears to be near the end of the
line.
Crippled by injuries to two key
men and hampered by the lack
of depth, the Beavers are decid-
ed underdogs in the Mid-Ohio
championships to be held at Find
lay this week end.
Quarter miller John Gundy suf-
fered a pulled muscle in the
| Heidelberg meet and sat out two
weeks. He attempted to run last
| week against Ashland but pulled
up lame in the first go yards.
Buttons top quarter miller, he
also ran the 220 and both relays.
Gundy appears to be definitely
| out of the conference meet, as
| does freshman star Bill Lape.
| Lape sprained an ankle two
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-14
BIC Students To Tour
Berne Industries

On May IA 26 junior and senior
business students of Bluffton col.
lege will visit the businesses and
industries of Berne, Ind. Mr.
Howar Baumgartner, for
mer Bluffton student who is now
an attorney, and Mr.. Elmer
Baumgarner, president of the
Board of Trustees of Bluffton col,
lege, are making the arrange
ments for the tour.
Firms to be visited are the
Dunbar Furniture, Berne Overall
and Shirt Factory, Berne Furni.
ture, Berne Highway Hatchery
Berne Witness, Graber Poultry
and Processing Plant and the
First Bank of Berne. DR.. Howard
Raid, head of the business de-
partment, will accompany the
students.
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'BGSU F'rOsh Team
AnnihilateS
Beaver Meters

Bowling Green State university
freshmen netters dealt Bluffton
college a stinging I'll defeat at
Bowling Green last week.
Top singles player John Yerick
salvaged the only Bluffton vic
tory, clipping Bill Lawrence 81
Sc. Meeker of BGSU defeated
Bluffton's Jim BURY 6-2, 6-2.
Herold topped Lee Miller rs,
6-1 and Roberts stopped Tom
Lehman 60, 6-2.
Tom Moening held off Jim
Berndt 60, 6.3 and Dick Myers
whipped Ted Clemens 60, 6-1.
Bluffton's chance for a victory
in the main doubles match was
blasted when BURY ran into q
jagged wire fence and cut his
eye badly during the first set
The match was cancelled.
The Falcons took the other two
doubles matches. Roberts ano
Herold disposed of Miller and
Berhdt 6-2, 6-2 and Myers and
Tom Rombouts dropped Lehman
and Clemens 6-1, 6-1.
The annual Mid-Ohio tenni:
meet will be held on the Blufftor
courts this week end. Drawing!
will be held Friday at 10 a. m.
with all preliminary matches t.
be played on Friday. Finals viii
be held Saturday morning.
Ohio Northern and Wilmington
may be slight favorites, although
the field appears to be evenl.
matched this year. Any of tn
five entrants is conceded
chance of winning the tourney
Bluffton, Ashland and Defianc
make up the remainder of tn
field.
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Pirates Finish Third in NWC
Meet; Lewis a Double Winner

A new meet record was set in
the discus throw, as Groves
burly Bill Hofferbert heaved the
platter 124 feet 1 inches.
Lewis's winning times of 10:6
in the 100 and 1928 in the 200
were well below meet records.
The Pirates will make their
last appearances of their year in
the district meet at Bowling
Green State university this week.
end.
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GOLF QUALIFIERS

Qualifying rounds will be held
this week for a member tourna-
ment at the Bluffton golf course,
pro Ken Mast has announced.
Pairings will be made as soon
as qualifying scores have been
turned in and tourney will be
run during the remainder OF
May.
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Columbus Grove defended their
Northwest conference track
championship successfully last
Friday at Pandora, with the
Bluffton Pirates finishing third.
A hefty effort by Bluffton's all
around star Ramon Lewis gave
the Pirates the needed push
which enabled them to nose out
Spencerville and Elida in a tight
battle for third.
Final score was Columbus
Grove 81; Pandora Gilboa 81;
Bluffton 81 13; Spencerville
Sc 1/6; Elida 311z.
Lewis won both the 100 and the
200 yard dashes, took second in
the. shot put and ran a leg on the
$50 yard relay squad which fin
ished second to Elida. The Bull.
dogs victory in the relay kept
the Pirates from retiring the re
lay trophy with a third straight
triumph.
Rudy Steiner tied for first ir
the high jump to add points tt
the Pirate total. Buck Schiffkt
finished second in the $50 yarC
run, as PCS Winters turned il
a 2:11:9 clocking. 1t was Schiff
ke's first loss of the year in hi
half mile speciality.
Owen Ziessler grabbed a thir,
in the shot put and Steve Wood
yard held third place in the IL
yard high hurdles. Don Zimmel
man placed third in the mile TIL
to pick up the remainder of tn
Pirate points.
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weeks ago. He has now developed
a calcium deposit on the ankle
and may need an operation to
clear it up. He was a member
of both relay squads, ran the
100 yard dash and was a steady
point getter in the broad and
high jumps.
Buttons only positive winner
appears to be Elbert Dubenion,
who is defending his champion
ships in the 100 and 220. High
jumper Bill Farley, who is near
ing the six foot mark, may be a
winner but he will have intense
competition.
Ted Berkey is down to a 2:05
clocking in the half mile, which
may be enough for a victory.
The rapidly developing Richard
Myers and Phil Locke should
earn points in the distance runs
and Dorla Warvel will be a scor-
er in the pole vault.
Lack of entries in some events
and the crippling blows suffered
by the relay squads will probably
prevent the Beavers from piling
up enough points to retain the
championship. "We'l have to pull
miracle to pull this one out, y
coach Ken Mast mourned Tues
day morning.
Prime favorites to take the
crown, which DC has won for the
last eight consecutive years, art
Wilmington and Findlay.
| Wilmington has the greater
depth and should score points il
practically every event. Findla!
is weak in distance runners ant
may be held almost scoreless il
these three events.
The Oilers, however, coul'
win as many as seven events
with their brilliant player-coacl
Bob Harris leading the way
Harris is in Dubenion's claS
and ne can run even NOR
events" Mast says.
Findlay has the capability c
taking firsts in the low hurdles
shot put, discus throw, 440 var
run, broad jump, pole vault an
high jump.
Several conference records wi
! probably be broken during tn
meet, as they have already bee
exceeded several times in dus
meets this season.
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MOL Tennis Meet
Here This Week

BIuffton college courts will
be the scene of the Mid-Ohio
tennis meet Friday ad Sat
urday.
Preliminary matches will
be held Friday, with the
championship rounds in sin
giles and doubles scheduled
for Saturday.
BIuffton, Wilmington, Ash
land, Defiance and Ohio
Northern are scheduled to en-
ter the meet. One of last
years stronger clubs, Cedar
Vile, did not sponsor a ten
mis- team this year.
League championships will
be decided In golf and track
during the weekend. The
league golf match will be
held at KentOn on Friday and
the Beavers gun for their
ninth straight track cham.
pionship at Findlay on Sat-
urday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-14
Summer Bowling
Leagues Being Set

Summer bowling leagues are
now being formed at South Gate
Lanes, manager Dave Hohen-
brink announced this week.
No sponsors fees are needed
for the leagues. Mems, womens'
mixed and junior leagues are
being organized, he said. Entry
deadline is May Is and leagues
should begin rolling during the
first week of June.
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Beaver Bats Stutter as Northern
Run,Ds Them Out With TUO ShutOuts

errors on Saturday.
The usually reliable Knox was
reached for five runs in the fifth
inning. Six singles, a double by
O'Black and a base on balls pad
ded the score and knocked Knox
out of the box for the first time
this season.
Center fielder Milt Lee had a
double and a single, but the at
tack faded badly when he was
not at the plate.
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COMPLETES BOOT TRAINING

Jerry L. Kohl, son of Mrs.
Genevive V. Werner of Route 2,
Bluffton, was graduated from re-
cruit training May 9 at the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes,
Ill. The exercises marked the
end of nine weeks of "boot
camp" and signify that the raw
recruit" is ready for duty with
the fleet.
THE FIRST EARTHENWARE
produced in Ohio was made in
Cincinnati in 1899.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-14
FOREST COACH QUITS

Gordon Acheson, coach at For
est high school for three years,
has resigned to accept a sales
position with a Lima sporting
goods company. Forest is one OF
Bluffton's football opponents in
the Northwest conference.
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ON MAY II, 1943 an amphib-
ious force led by Rear Admiral
F. w. Rockwell captured the
Japanese stronghold of Attu in
the Aleutians, thus wrecking
Japan's hope for conquest of
Alaska.
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BLIND BOGEY WINNER

Jimmy Herr was the winner of
the blind bogey tournament at
the Bluffton golf course over the
weekend. His prize was II new
golf balls.
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High Individual Games-Jerry
Steiner 166, Tillie Snodgrass 164,
Dorothy Lloyd 162, Louise Hank
ish 158, Evelyn Reese Isl.
High Individual Series - Jerry
Steiner 135-166-162 for a 463, Dor
othy Lloyd ABS, Helen Simon ABS,
Tillie Snodgrass 432, Evelyn
Reese 406.
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Bowling Activities
POWDER PUFF LEAUGE

Edelweiss Restaurant 2, Loot
bourrow's Drug 1; Conrad Bros.
2, Vance Paint & Awning /;
Snodgrass Market 2, Seyferts i;
Unna Terra Gel 8, Stagers Coal
Yard O.