davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-12-23

BILLFoLD, red, lady's, lost vic. sth
and SITS. s.e. Finder keep money, |
sstsTp s.sg6o OfBsr'' hat' a7ssS9. s9 @-7S4S or ME-
BILLFOLD, lady's, green. with Mass.
driving papers. about $50; reward.
WO 6-0O35.
CAT, siamese, young, male; answers
TO "Ko-Ko"; lost in Hungertord
Town, Rockville; reward. PO,
2-4477.
CAT. black, male, white feet white
under chin and legs. operation under
right front leg. IA. 7-o4o3. a1ter
CAT, gray with black markings, large
bandage around neck; Dupont cir;
area SO reward Phone NO. 7-5l9S
or 2010 Hillyer pl. NV.
CAT, large, gray male. scar on nose;
vicinity Dupont Circle; reward. AP.
DOG, cocker spaniel, blond, male: an
swers to "Bufhe"; vic. Forest Glen:
Rs0qEs el Xmas so sS Raxa2G GGy J6 esass 5s3uFn
DOG, boxer, male, mos, fawn and
NV; reward. IA. 9-O5O5.
DOG, cocker spaniel. black, male: vic:
Of NV; answers to the name OF
"Inky." RA. 3-6520.
Dog, boxer, male, fawn color, black
famed nsia olfS5 SRTeFe s7sf sp2ng Gh M vc 'ss
ward RA. 3-3992.
DOG: cocker, black, l yr. old: vic.
cember 81. OIL. 2-3406.
DOG. male, boxer, brindle, Z yrs old;
TsEsTd SILVER sprins in hIsiaa sEsai ans to Ike
DOG; ST. tn Bernard sen male, 5dsrddS Is ge0sv %Os;
reward for info. DU. 5-5652.
DOG, boxer female. fawn with, white
chest; answers to ''Dutchess"; vic.
Hall pl. and Wis ~ 20 ave. Dec. p; re-
DOGS, black and tan beagle and
black and white beagle; tag and col
lar; vicinity Darnestown. Md; re-
DIAMOND RING, center stone sur
Reward WA. 1918.
GOLD WEDDING RING. initials c. R.
to L. A: reward. Ii 4-239S.
HANDBAG, iady,s, on Clifton St, bet
ward Ev 4-9473, after $50 pm.
PUPPY, black. 8 mos. old, brown har-
ness; vic. Of 500 blk of Jefferson st.
ne. LA. a-0339.
RING. opal. surrounded by diamonds;
platinum bar brooch ,w/sgle diamond:
ward. war H'VO Wo' so6S47 osj EA1' AifD0f'' N
sIAMESE CAT, male: vic. Foggy Bot
tom; reward. FE 1924
SUM OF MONEY, in bills: holder cas-
lily identifiable lost Tuesday, Decem-
5er 22, between IL am. and IL pm.
WATCH, mans, Benrus; vic. Of Ga.
ave. and Colesville rd., Silver Spring
$40 reward. RA. 6-4517.
REWARD
Dog, white toy rat terrier. female,
one brown ear; answers to Pee
Wee; lost vic. 1926 Sargent I'd.
ne. LA. 9-25S4
FOUND
Dg0, cocker. blond, male, young. gen.
tIe: vicinity Queenstown, Md. UN.
DOG, mixed breed, black and brown:
ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE. No.
PERSIAN CAT, dark gray; vicinity
I'd and c SITS. sc. Ii. 7-SO69.
WATCH, lady's, Gruen: downtown de-
partment store EN- 2-l41l
Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 Vlrsinio Ave Sc.
Sseend-eloss Postage Paid
al Washington, D. {.
Evening star., 1959-12-23

DOG, cocker spaniel, blond, male: an
swers to "Bufhe"; vic. Forest Glen:
belongs to little boy. Please return
DOG, boxer, male, 4 mos, fawn and
white vic. 5th and CrHteAGen SIS.
NV; reward. IA. 9-0505.
Evening star., 1959-12-23

DOG, boxer. female. fawn with. white
chest; answers to "Dutchess"; vic.
Hall pl. and Wis. ave-, Dec. %; re-
ward FE 3-6472
Evening star., 1959-12-23

DOG, cocker spaniel. black, male: vic:
of NV; answers to the name OF
"InkYn - RA 3-R520
Evening star., 1959-12-23

DIAMOND RING, center stone sur
rounded by diamonds; square design.
Reward WA T-67I6
Evening star., 1959-12-23

PERSIAN CAT, dark gray; vicinity
I'd and c SITS. sc. Ii. 7-SO69
WATCH, lady's, Gruen: downtown de-
partment store. EN-. 2-l41I.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
REWARD

WATCH. mans, Benrus; vic. of Ga.
ave. and Colesville rd., Silver Spring
$40 reward. RA. 6-4517.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
FOUND

ESQ, cocker. blond, male. young. gen.
tie: vicinity Queenstown, Nd. UN
4-1144
DOG, mixed breed, black and brown:
Carrollburg pl. s.w WASHINGTON
ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO.
Evening star., 1959-12-23

CAT, gray with black markings, large
bandage around neck; Dupont cir.
area. $40 reward Phone NO. 7-5l9S
or 2010 Hillyer pl. NV.
CAT, large, gray male. scar on nose:
vicinity Dupont Circle; reward. AP.
Evening star., 1959-12-23

GOLD WEDDING RING. initials c. R.
to L. A: reward. Ii 4-239S.
HANDBAG, lady's, on Clifton ST. BET;
ward. EV. 4-9473, after $50 pm.
PUPPY, black. 6 mos. old, brown har-
ness; vic. of 500 blk of Jefferson St.
LA R.Q22A
Evening star., 1959-12-23

CAT, black. male, white feet, white
under chin and legs, operation under
right front leg. ia. 7-5453. after
Evening star., 1959-12-23
LOST

BILLFoLD, red, lady's, lost vic. sth
return papers. 20. 2-7s49 or NE.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
IS PERFECT!
Respect For Religion

tconiinved from Back Page)
dictated TO MY SECOND MARY. GREATEST MARY.
"WoMAN," INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
REvELAToR THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY See
Matthew 1888, Revelation Chs. 10 and "
WOMAN WOULD BRING FORTH A MAN CHILD
IcARlsr COLOSSAL SCIENCE or THE UNIVERSE u
WHO WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH ROD
or FRONT
AND D. SIS, cs. textbook. thereto; CHRIST GODS
IDEA WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS
(conflnvsd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10

AND PEOPLES-IMPERATIVElY,A ABSOLUTELY,
FINALLY-WITH DIVINE scIENcE"!-THE COM
FoRTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. WHO IS
TEACHING ALL THINGS AND WILL EFFECT THE
HEALING or THE NATIONS" I-Reveisfon-
AWAKENING TO, APPREHENSION OF. THE REAL.
THE ETERkALLY PERFECT. INcoRRuPTIBLE.
NATIONS, CREATIoN-MATTERLESS, FLEsHLEsS,
SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLKE l-ETERNALLY. CON-
PLETELY PoPuLATiNc. SuPER-sATuRATINc, THE
ONE UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE. iNvUL-
NERABLE. oMNIPREsENT. HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS
Respect for Religion Urged in Universities
BY Harold Sehsehern News ll/l9
ANN ARBoR Nov. ia Christian educator urged
here last night that colleges and universities add TO their
STATS professors of deep religious convictions.
Prof Emeritus Clarence p Shedd of the Yale University
Pacific School Of Religion at Berkeley Calf placed highest
emphasis the part university administration friendly
TO religion play in the spiritual life of students
Prof. Shedd addressed dinner meeting Of the National
Consultative Conference Religion and the State University
at ihe Michigan Union.
I'm TOO many colleges he said "the intellectual climate
has been which made II easier and respectable
be vocal about rreligon than about religion.
THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE TEACHER OF
ANY SUBJECT INCLUDING RELIGION BECOMES
PREACHER RELIGION AND A SPIRITUAL VIEW OF LIFE
BELONG IN MANY OF THE DlScIPLiNES or THE LIB
ERAL ARTS CURRICULUM.
THEY DO NOT NEED TO BE BooTLEccED IN THEY
NEED ONLY TO BE MADE VISIBLE TO AVOID THEM OR
BE SILENT ABOUT THEM IS NOT MERELY CHEATING
ONES STUDENTS. IT IS BAD TEACHING"
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Bargaining Reform


tConinued from Back Page)
The Newspaper Mail and Delverers Union is one Of 10
unions with which New York newspaper obliged TO sign
wage contract It's membership comprises some $500 out
Of the approximately $4,000 employed the nine struck
New York papers.
The papers closed down Dec I, denying work
for all New Yors newspaper workers except for the skel
stats retained in the publication Offices and the
what larger contingent Of office workers that The New
York Times chose 10 keep the Job Most Of estimated
II 500 whose wages and salaries of fur
ioUghed" because the mail and delverers union sought
greater percentage rise in pay than that which had been
couple Of months before by the American Newspaper
Guild.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Air Bases In Spain
Continued from Back Pagol

Continued from Back Pagel
The letter OF Norman Thomas recalls the report Of
Comptroller General Joseph Campbell when he told Con-
gres there mo military need for Of the " s. bases
being built in SPAIN" AS head OF the General Accounting
Office which watchdog for Congress federal
spending he declaed There operaonsl need for the
facilities planned at San Pablo" He added Had the Air
Force insisted construction Of the base could have
saved about $S90000" What could the public schools Of
the United States do with that smount?)
The Air Material Command 1.-THE bases sponsor) decided
the base required for It's mission Mr. Campbell then
said but the project continued because ts rejection
would have had adverse effect spsnishAmeresn rea
iions"
Our sdnirins for Spanish technique Is very
tovehing
MRS. Arthur chavncey White, Boston, Mass.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JAN 10, 1859 IL
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Cigarette Sales
tcontinved from Back Page,

Continued from Back Fagel
Total expenditures for all tobacco products estimated
al S6.45o, ,ooo. .0oo
The agency estimated that cigarette manufacturers
spend than 25 million dollars annually advertising
in all meda-aroynd 23 per Of The spent for
cigarettes.
The department also reported that consumption of cigars
and smoking tobacco increased substantially this year, but
that Of chewing tobacco and snuff continued decline
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Women OutIive Men
Continues from Back Page,

tcontinued from Back Paasl
BUT GENESIS 1881 is INcoNTRovERTIBLE,
ETERNAL TRUTH: "AND GOD SAW ALL THAT HE
HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD, IT WAS [--s-l
VERY cooDr
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL EXISTENCE"
-p. 272, SAILS A GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH
AS is THE DEVIL. THAT MURDERER. LIAR. VOID
OF TRUTH !, AS PER JESUS IN JOHN 8:43, a.
AND THE CRANDER PoST-clvIL WAR REVELA-
TON, OUR coNcLusloN-MY SECOND AND
GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN. OF ALL TIME,
AND OUR SURVEY OF THE HISTORY OF EVIL AND
ITS MYTHICAL NATURE, p. 563. s&H-"BUT
WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAST AT NoTHNcNEsS?
-. THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN ERRoR"l
Why Women ovilve Men
YOU LIVE LONGER IF YOU'RE MARRIED
BY Mary Clayton Times. l2/l6)
Husbands who cast longing backward glance TO their
bachelor days should instead be thankful that they may
live longer because they married
The bachelor is low the totem pole of longevity
statistics.
Not only do husbands ouiIive bacheors-they ovtive
wdowsrs and divorced men, too
Wives also ovtve spinster But here again the overall
durability Of shows-spnsiers ovtIve both bach
eIors and husbands.
These records Just another proof that live
longer than
Not only does disease take higher toll of men, but
males die from suicides homedes and accidents
Accidents the fourth largest Of deaths in this
country They the leading Of death between The
ages OF and "a.
Psychological implications In these figures inter
profed by Dr. Crete Bibrng pyehiairs in chief Of Beth
Israel Hospital. Boston.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Dearborn Couple Dead

Continued from Back Page)
AND MY HEROIC GIANT APOSTLE, ST. PAUL,
LIBERATED FROM THE HEBREW RABBINATE
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY SAID: ITO BE cARNALLY
MINDED IS DEATH; TO BE SPIRITUALLY MINDED
Is LIFE AND PEACE!
AND MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAUGH-
TERREvELAToR OF THE CHRIST. SECOND COMING:
"SENSUALlSM is NOT BLISS. BUT BONDAcE"l
IT FILLS OUR HOSPITALS, JALS, AND INSANE
ASYLUMS. WRECKS LIVES AND NATIONS,
PROMOTES WARS. SOCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, MILITARY,
AND PROMOTES A GREED, A LUST FOR MONEY,
THE LOVE OF WHICH IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL!
Deputies said the ignition and the battery
down. The cars mufer and exhaust defective. they
said" free Press l1/8)
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Editorials Missed -

tContinved from Back Psge
any further argument needed for fhe prohibition
policemen joining labor onion, this is H.
THE U. NJ ASSEMBLY SESSION
Dec. l4-It would be mistake 10 regard the session
unfruffu For while the cold endures, with its con-
tinuing for the minds Of the words and acts
OF the worlds legislative body have importance far
beyond The practical effects Of its resolutions While not
spectacular, they marked progress The u NJ remains
invaluable agency for advancing the rule of law.
GIANT AMONG sUPERMARKETs
Dec. l5-For the first time in history. public share
holders participated in meeting Of the Great Atlantic
Pacific Tea Co. Inc. the worlds biggest groeers The
whose passing marked the Of personal,
family management of great enterprisesthe heydsy Of
John D. Rockefeller of Andrew Carnegie, of Henry Ford
ownership Of thousands Of private investors
NEW RUMBLlNcS IN KREMLlN
Dec l6-Premier Khrvshchevs blast az the MsIen-
kovMooiov anti-party group following as II does on
the removal of serov the police chief, clearly indi
that serious power struggle still going in ihe
KremIn.
OLD FAITHFUL TO SPLIT
Dec. 1.-THE Old Faithful The New York Stock
Exchange is A. T. T-Amerean Telephone Telegraph.
The directors Of this huge utility recommended that
the next stockholders meeting in April split the existing
shares three for and raise The annual dividend TO $3.50
share All this good news for Telephones sos 04o
shareholders the largest family Of shareholders in the
world II good for the country WE'LL continued
evidence Of the inner dynamic of its growth bearing out
what J. p. MORGAN said long ago: NEVER SELL THIS
COUNTRY SHoRT~
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
Majority Rule
(coniinved from Back Psge)

(confnved from Back Psgel
To the question Senator Douglas says Yes"
Mr.. Lippmann says "Yes-bvt."
The difference between these goes TO the roots
Of American history and has not been settled in so years
Mr.. Lippmann, who began socialist and ended, in
his latest book THE Public Philosophy subtle questoner
of straight democracy, thinks there should be curb
majority rule He thinks the Senate the place TO apply IT,
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
May Visit Detroit
lConfinved from Back Psas

(Connued from Back Psqei
MIKoYAN. kHRUSHCHEv. AND THE kREMLiN
SPIRITUAL LUkATiC ASYLUM! HABITAT OF
COLOSSAL CRIMINALS |, or THE MYTHICAL.
DEWLiSH, ANTicHRIST, PsYcHoPATHic. ADAMEvE,
MURDEROUs CAIN JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS.
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENT
HOOD ni-"THE CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING
AS REAL, MORTAL THOUGHT Myths
NATTER" DEVIL. HELL, EVIL, DiABOLIcAl,
"DIALE -TlCAL MATERiALISM," SOVIETS' iDEOLOCY,
IOorSoL0cY !-CANNoT ESCAPE MANS
EXTREMITY :. GODS OPPORTUNITY!
MlkOYAN MAY VISIT IN DETROIT
No. Red OfficioI lWonts TO See City
During U. S. Visit
By j. r. Ter Horst News l2l3D
WASHINGTON Dec. 3l.-Rvssis's No man may visit
Detroit in the next two weeks.
II he does. Deputy Premier Anasfas Mkoyan not only
will the auto assembly lines but probably will take in
the sights Woodward Avenue.
Diplomatic said today that the darkvisaged Mix
Cyan has placed Detroit high his "wouIdike-to-see list
along with Chicago and San Francisco
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS
IS ALREADY A DIVINE CONsUMMATION +!


LESS. SPIRITUAL, CHRIsTLkE - ARE Externally
PERFECT T!-sUPER-sATURATINc INFINITE SPACE
WITH UNAVAILABLE. INcoRRUPTBLE, INvULNER
ABLE. oNNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LlFE!-YouR TRUE HABITAT, NY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS
DISTORTED SHADOWS, THAT u.s. EVIL, HUMAN
AND MATERIAL PHENOMENA. APPARENTLY
DEMAND HEALING but THE REAL NEED IS FOR
THE DIscERNMENT OF MORE DIvNELY SCIENTIFIC,
cHR1STLIKE T-H-lNK-I-N-Cl
THE UNIVERSE IS lo09s THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT ANo THE PosT-ABE LINCOLN MARTYR
DOM AND CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH M-Y-THl
DEMONSTRATE TO THE PURE IN HEART" THE
NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"-Rev-
AND THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF HUMAN
BIRTHS l. MATTER" DEVIL. HELL land THE
cLERcYs DELUsIoN. ETERNITY oFD DEATH.
DEFoRMlTlEs. DISASTERS PEsTILENcEs. WARS.
CONCLUSIONS OF so-caled NATURE
WARS AND THOSE CONCLUSIONS ARE MERELY
GIGANTIC. MORTAL THOUGHT MYTHS
MY ONE. PURE. TRUE. HONEST CHURCH.
IMPERATIVE. IRRESISTIBLE. INEVITABLE
ut IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :"
OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES 1.-THE ONE. PURE.
BASIC HONEST EDUCATION CULTURE. POLITICS
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION, CONTROL OF THE
soWETs' 'PuNY' God. PHYSICAL. NATURAL
SCIENCE NATURALLY A PRISONER or THE DEVIL
"MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITY;
THE DARKEST HOUR PReCEDES The DAWN
God TO Mrs. Eddy. to you.
CHRISTIIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
GOOD sAMARITANs'. BROTHERS KEEPERS.
MUST. AND WILL. RISE TO POSITIONS OF REsPoN
SIBILiTY AND AUTHORITY IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
IN ALL NATIONS. AMONG ALL PEoPLEsi
BE YE PERFECT. EVEN AS YOUR ONE FATHER
IS PERFECT!
OUR sTH GRADE GRADUATION CLASS MOTTO:
"AIM AT PERFEcTIoNI
ISs9--WE URGE YOU TO STRIVE TO MAKE IT
PERFECT SEGMENT or ETERNITY IAN UNlNvAD-
ABLE INcoRRuPTlBLE, INvuLNERABLE.
HEAVENLY ExsTENcE.oF ENDLESS BILLIONS
or YEARS ~
The Detroit tribune., 1959-01-10
The New Years


PART 3
TIE NATURE AND OPERATIONS OF THE
ALMIGHTY POWER OF THE ONE UNIVERSE:
ETERNAL HARMONY. PERPETUITY.
AND PERFECTION,
CONSTITUTE THE PHENOMENA OF BEING, COW
ERNED RY THE iMMurABLE AND ETERNAL LAWS OF
GOD;
WHEREAS MATTER AND HUMAN WILL. INTEL
LEcT, DESIRE. AND FEAR, ARE NOT THE CREATORS
CONTROLLERS. NOR DEsTRoYERs OF LIFE OR IT'S
HARMoNIEs.
IMAM HAS AN IMMORTAL SOUL, A DIVINE PRIN.
cIPLE. AND AN ETERNAL BEING.
IMAM HAS PERPETUAL INDIVIDUALITY; AND GODS
LAWS. AND THEIR INTELLIGENT AND X RI oNoUs
ACTION, CONSTITUTE HIS INDIVIDUALITY IN THE
SCIENCE OF SoUL."-cod to Mrs. Eddy, you her mo
and Yes" PIP. 10, II.
THE ATTEMPTED SHORT CUTS or THE DEVILS
COMMUNISM ARE UNDER THE IRRESISTIBLE
'cRAvlTATiON OF OMNIPOTENT DIVINE LOVE-
TO EFFECT THE GRADUATION. PROMOTION. OF
NATIONS, PEOPLES. INDIVIDUALS, OUT OF THE
MYTHICAL, DEviLisH. ANTI-cHRIST, PSYCHE
PATHIc ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS
kNAvES AND FOOLS. EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or ALL HUMAN PARENTHooD nl-"THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-caiIedl ExIS-
TENcE"!-p. 272, MY MASTERPIECE. THE CHRIS.
TiAN SCIENCE TExTBooK-MARvELoUs IMPERATIVE.
EDUCATOR. THERAPEUTICS, MIRACLE WORKER;
SAVIOUR, PROTECTOR, LIBERAToR. OF ALL BIBLES
KING JAMES, PROTESTANT, MY cHosEN-AND
SATAN BOUND" THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION,
CULTURE. POLITICS, CLERGY, LAYMEN, LEADERS,
MASSES. FROM THE ADAM-EvE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY
LuNAcy. or ACCEPTING AS REAL THE
GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH OF AGGRESSIVE
MENTAL SUGGESTION MESMERIc, THAT
EVIL. HUMAN. AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA,
OBJECTS, BODIES, ARE SUBSTANTIAL RATHER
THAN MORTAL THOUGHT MYTHS!
a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-07-16
Coon Gets 5-Year
Pact at Plymouth

Maynard ]. Coon, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Coon of S. Jackson
street, executive head of Ply
mouth schools, has been given a
new five-year contract.
The previous agreement had
two years to run but was re-ex-
ecuted to retain his services in
the face of an offer to become
supervisor of high schools in the
Richland county system.
Plymouth schools have an en-
rollment of about 1,15O.
A graduate of Bluffton high
school and Bluffton college, Coon
went to Plymouth from North
Robinson, Crawford county,
where he was also executive
head. He holds the masters de-
gree from Ohio State university.
Married to the former Irene
Began of North Robinson, he has
three children.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-07-16

and family we're Sunday dinner
guests of his parents in Waynes-
field.
Mrs. w. o. Geiger attended the
summer missionary conference of
the Women's Guild of United
Church of Christ at Heidelberg
college, Tiffin, last week. Over
300 women attended from II
states and the continent of Afri-
ca.
Miss Connie PARCEL of Elkhart.
Ind, is spending the week with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clair Leiber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jordan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Donivan Geig-
er spent the week end camping
and boating at Pokagon state
park near Angola, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stewart
and son, Mrs. William Helmling-
er and daughter and Mrs. Emma
Motter visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Krill at Fort
Wayne, Indiana.
Susan and Diane Short of Lima
were guests of their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Short,
the past week.
Mrs. Won Spellman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ron Evans of Ada, and
Mrs. Lenore Montgomery were
luncheon guests, Friday, of Mrs.
Glen Smith in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Strouse and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raifsnyd-
er of Clyde, who have been on a
trip to Jacksonville and other
points in Florida, were Monday
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Alderman.
Mrs. Lenore Montgomery spent
Sunday at the Won Spellman res
idence in Ada.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Jennings
spent last week with their son,
Rodney, and daughter, Dorothy,
in El Paso, Texas, arriving home
Sunday.
Basinger Ambulance remov-
ais: Mrs. Donavon Montgomery
from the Bluffton hospital to
Lima Memorial hospital and re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Fenty and
children of Fairborn were Sun
day and Monday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
ShulaW.
Mrs. Myron Lugibihl and Mrs.
Jacqueline Evans of Tempe,
Arizona, and Mrs. V. E. lie DUO
of Charlotte, Michigan were Sun.
day callers at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Amstutz
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Amstutz anC
Mrs. Edith Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan AmStutz o
Riviera Beach, Florida, are Wis
iting his brothers, Monroe anc
Arthur AmstutZ.
Diller ambulance removals
Ida Burkholder from her home
on Geiger street to the Lima
Memorial hospital; Mrs. Pearl
Watt from her home in Beaver
dam to st. Rita's hospital.
Mrs. William Millberg and
children, Janice and Constance
Marie, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Murray, this
week
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-07-16
BLUFFToN Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rey-
nolds and sons, Charles, David
and Roger left Friday morning
for their home in Monte Vista,
Colo, after spending the past
three weeks with Mrs. Reynolds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Augsburger and other relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rupright
and daughter, Sandra, of Bowl
ing Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Arnold were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marquart of Beaverdam. MIR. and
Mrs. Ivan Marquart and son,
Stevie, and daughter, vevie, MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Benham of Ada
were evening callers.
Mrs. Milton Edwards, Beverly
and Tommy are spending the
week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Rolf near Cincinnati.
Margaret, Barbara and Jimmie
Diller arrived at their home We'd
nesday of last week after a tour
of many points of interest in the
west enroute. Jimmie had flown
west to join his sisters for a Wis
it before returning home with
them by motor. The girls will re-
turn to the west coast some time
in August to prepare for their
teaching duties when schools re-
open at Fairfield, California.
Waldo Steiner of Winfield, Ka.,
is visiting his aunt, Susan Stein
er, who is a patient at Bluffton
Community hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Henderson
and sons Jim and Ed enjoyed a
two-week vacation at a cottage
on the lake at Coldwater, Mich.
They were joined the second
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Locher
and daughter, Nan, of Lake
Worth, Fla, are expected to ar
rive in Bluffton this week end
for a visit with Mr.. Locher's
cousin, Leland Diller, and fam
lily, and Mrs. John Tosh, who is
an aunt of Mrs. Locher's. They
will attend a reunion of the Loch-
er-Diller families Sunday at noon
in Founders hall.
The Dan Alspachs are visiting
friends in Toledo this week.
Mrs. Leland Diller recently Wis
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FARMS

no ACRES of good productive
land. Buildings in excellent con-
dition in lovely handicapped set
ting southwest of Bluffton.
160 ACRES in Bluffton school
district. Modern house, buildings
in good condition. Priced to sell.
FARMS OF VARIOUS SIZES IN
EXCELLENT LOCATIONS FL
NANCING AVAILABLE.
GOOD LOTS in nice wooded area.
Also cleared lots, reasonable.
HOUSES in Pandora, Ottawa, Co
lurnbus Grove and Mt. Cory.
NEED farms in BlUffton School
District. List with us for court
eous, efficient service.
Financing Available.
Charles S. Reese, Realtor
Pandora, Ohio Phone 1901
Mrs. William Garmatter,
Salesman
Bluffton, Ohio Phi. 177-Y
Salesman - Elmer BURY
Pandora, Ohio Phone 7701
Salesman - Olen H. Lawrence
Columbus Grove Phone 1911
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County Draft Quota
In August Is Five

The draft quota for Allen
county in August is five, under
the call issued by Ohio Selective
Service headquarters. Regis
trants must be at least % be-
fore they are called, unless they
are volunteers.
Hancock, Putnam and Hardin
counties win each supply two
men for the August call.