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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-25

a bow in front. The full skirt,
worn over hoops and crinolines,
had appliques of flowers and
bows and ended in a chapel
train. She wore d single strand
of pearls, a gift of the groom.
Her veil of bridal illusion fell
from a crown of organza and
seed pearls. She carried brides
testament topped by a white
orchid.
Miss Susan HauenStein, sister
of the bride, was the maid of
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Saundra Berry, Bluffton, class
mate of the bride, and Mrs. Oil
Yer Lugibihl (the former Anita
Klassen) Maple Heights, Ohio,
former classmate of the bride.
They were dressed alike in
aqua cryStallette gowns of bal
lerina length. The dresses were
made with a tucked empire waist
line and full skirts. Their flow
ers were a cascade arrangement
of yellow carnations, yellow ros-
es and ivy. They wore tiaras
styled after the brides, of aqua
crystallette and seed pearls -
made by the groom's mother,
Mrs. F. T. Lauriat.
Miss Bretta Balmer, flower
girl, wore a short white silk or
ganza dress worn over crinolines.
The neckline and skirt had aqua
organza and white satin flower
appliques. She wore a crushed
sash of aqua with a large bow
in the back. The dress was made
by her mother, Mrs. Harold Bal
mer.
The ring bearer was Steven
Hauenstein, brother of the bride.
Douglas Mcbride, Crosse Point,
| Michigan, former roommate OF
the bridegroom at Capital uni
versity, was the best man.
GroomSmen were Herbert
Kuehn, Columbus and Dale Den
tel, Ida, Michigan. Ushers were
James Musser, Smithville and
James Frim, Dayton.
A reception for 200 guests was
held in Founders hall lounge,
Bluffton college. The reception
table was centered with a four.
TERED cake decorated in aqua
and white and surrounded by
small pink roses and ivy. Host.
esses were Mrs. William Heile.
man, Maumee, sister of the
groom; Mrs. Harold Balmer
Bluffton; Mrs. Herbert Kuehn
Columbus and Mrs. Don Hostel.
Ter, Cleveland. Miss Laura Diller
and Miss Jane Badertscher were
mattresses. Mrs. Dale Dentel
Ida, Michigan, was in charge oi
the guest book.
For going away the bride wore
a cotton eyelet embroidered two,
piece dress, black acceS
sories and the orchid from the
bridal bouquet.
The bride was graduated from
Bluffton high school in 1855 anC
Bluffton college, June 8, 1859
The bridegroom is a 1855 grad
uate of Bluffton high and grad
uated from Capital university
June l, 1859. He is a membe
of Phi Mu Alpha national hon
orary music fraternity.
In the fall they will both teacl
in LaRue, Ohio. At present the,
are living at 189 N. Parkview
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. LAURA
Sr. entertained the bridal part
Friday evening June II, with
buffet supper at the Unite
Church of Christ after the wee
ding rehearsal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-25

Lauderdale Fa-To the title of Mrs. Americathe nations
homemaker-Mrs Joseph Hrdina of Akron
judges that she bake bread and make DESERT
Mrs Hdna, winner of the finals Columbus shown here
takes sweetbad from modern
before the yeabakng judges Her fancy dish for the
Hedna who accompanied his wife the
Laudedale naturally gives bis these recipes:
COFFEE ROLL
(Aakes 2 ROEs)
cup milk packages cakes yeast active
B dry compressed
IA cup shortening 2eggs slightly beaten
2teaspoons salt 4cups sifted, enriched -four
cup warm, not hot
(lukewarm for compressed
yeast)
Sad milk sugar. shortening and salt Cool ukewarm Meas
into large mixing bowl warm hot water for active
yeast luewarm for yeast) Sprinkle cumble
until dissolved Add ukewam milk mixture and Add
half the -four until smooth remaining -four make
a soft dough- dough lightly Toured board Knead until
smooth and satny about Form into smooth ball. Place in
creased BOWL grease of dough- Cover and let in
place. free from draft until doubled bulk about As minutes
Punch Shape and bake 5' F. rs 30
pecan.
"Confseione Sugar Icing Mix together confecone
tablespoon water teaspoon vanilla, and dash of SALT
ROYAL PINEAPPLE BAvARIAN
package pineapple gelatin tablespoon lemon juice err
boiling cup heavy cream, whipped sun
CUP cold water IA cup finely chopped pecanS
IS teaspoon salt or ALMONDS
pineapple add cold water salt and lemon
Juice slightly tcned Set bowl of gelatin firmly in bowl
of ice Fold whipped chopped
quart mold Chill until hm about hours Unmoid
Serve plain with whipped Makes 10 to IL servings
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-25
LEGAL NOTICE
Cnse No. Aha2n

LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 1890
Ethel Lena Walker, Plaintiff VS..
William Earl Walker, Defendant,
William Earl Walker, whose last
known address was Route +t2. Ander-
son, South Carolina, will take notice
that on the 18th day of May. 1869, the
undersigned filed her petition against
him in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Allen County, Ohio. in Case No. 4592O,
praying for divorce and relief on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty and ex-
treme cruelty. Said cause will be for
hearing on and after the goth day of
July, 1859.
Ethel Lena Walker
BY Raymond +. Roberts,
Her Attorney
June 4, IL. Is, 25, July 2.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
SKAGWAY MISS WINS
 PILLSBURY BAKE-OFF

An unusual recipe for coffee cake Wednesday won the top state award in a national recipe and cookery contest for Maryanne Hestnes, Is, of Skagway.
 Maryanne, a home economics student at Skagway Public School, was selected state winner for AL aska in the Pillsbury Bake Off School Program. She will receive $25a for scholarship aid or saw ings bonds and a portable electric mixer. Her school will also re- ceive a mixer.
 The Bake-Off School Program seeks to encourage creativity in food preparation among young people and to increase public re- cognition of the value of home economics education.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Spiritual Truths Contributed By
 Nome Gospel Home

The FBI has completed it's new est survey of the crime situation. One of the results made in this report is that Bible Reading in the public schools has been def mite aid to city government. In a disclosure of the figures for the major cities it was found that the crime rate was reduced by almost 50 per cent in the cities which provide the liberty for teachers to read the scriptures in class rooms.
 Here is just one of the many ex- amples: In Memphis, where the Bible is read in all classes, the crime rate has been so reduced that the cost for police protection is now, yearly, only $5.75 per cap ita. Atlanta, which is even a smaller city than Memphis, has no Bible reading in the schools, and the crime rate is leaping up to where each citizen now pays $10.47 for police protection each year.
 For the Word of God is quick and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword" Hebrews 4:12aD
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
MCKINLEY PARK HOTEL OPENS MEMORIAL DAY

With the opening of the Mo Kinley Park Hotel on May 30, Mt. Mckinley National Park an nounces the beginning of the sum- mer travel season. The park con- cessioner has appointed Harold Franklin of Bedding, Calif., as hotel manager. For the. past sew eral months, Mr. Franklin has been engaged in readying the hotel for operation and develop ing it's summer plans.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

A SOLUTION to the nations huge potato surplus problem has come from most unlikely source-a toy manufacturer. The toy is the CoSs-
 man Spud Gun, held by the de- lighted boy above. It is a novel and harmless weapon that shoots pellets of potato. The toys popu- lariiy has been phenomenal and with its appearance has come rise in potato sales. Supermarket man. agers have told the manufaciurer, the E. J. Cossman Co. of Holly wood, Calf, that they are stocking the Spud Gun just to sell potatoes. Many report that this is the first time in years that potatoes have been selling well. Potato growers, and even the US. Department of Agriculture, are assisting in the sale of the toy to boost potato sales.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

FIRE WHISTLE SIGNALS
 l Whistle - East of Division Street.
 Whistles - West of Division Street.
 Division Street runs between Morgan's and Wien Airlines.)
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

Waitress - I'll RUSSIA to a table and FIJI fast. JAPAN the menu yet? The TURKEY is nice.
 Customer-Okay, TURKEY and I BOLIVIA can put a CUBA sugar in my JAVA.
 Waitress - SWEDEN it your self. I'm only here to SERBIA.
 Customer - Don't GENOA cus- toner is always right? Whats got INDIA? You think arguing ALPS business?
 Second customer - CANADA racket. SPAIN in the neck!
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

Some wise words are spoken in jest, but they can't compare with the number of foolish ones spoken in earnest.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
ROLLING HIS OWN DRUM

LAWRENCE, Kan, R - Gene Nau, 21, bragged to his fraternity brothers he could roll an empty 55-gallon oil drum IT miles in less than half a day. Thursday he did it, pushing the drum over back roads from Lone Star Lake to Lawrence in 5 hours 20 minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

The codfish lays a million eggs, The little hen but one. But the codfish doesn't cackle To tell what she has done; So we despise the codfish, and The little hen we prize Which indicates to thoughtful
 minds
 'It pays to advertise!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
July 70

7-PeopIe's Choice. Comedy.
jackie Cooper stors.
9-l've Got q Secret. Panel.
Gary Moore, host.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
Steve Allen is tonieht's subject.
(Repeot.)
5-Roeket Squad. Detective.
Reed HodIey stors.
"Wednesday Night Fights.
Return light heavyweight title
bout between champion Archie
Moore ond challenger won d.
relIe. Montreal Forum, Montreal.
Conodo.
gu. S. Steel Hour. Drama.
! Hour. wish on the Moon."
Two pretty New York girls become
involved in an ironic mix-up Of
eoreers. Peggy Ann Corner, Erin
O'Brien, WiIliom Goxton. Ire
peot.l
1890
4-U. S. MarshoI. Western.
John Bromfield stors.
5-offieioI Detective. Crime.
Everett Sloane stars.
l0:4S
7.Joseph Mecoffrey. News.
1850
7-Sports. News. Weather.
Sieoel. Make. Allen.
1900
4-News and LoeoI News.
Horkness. Ward.
5-StoYlight Theoter. Movie.
Ia Hours. Double Dynonite. "
1851. Fronk Sinotro, jane Rus
sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Continued From Preceding Page

as soon as the new arrangement was
disclosed. Eventually, some so million
United States flags now flying will have
to be changed. But, according to presi-
Dental proclamation, 48-Star flags may be
flown until they are no longer serviceable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

SUNDAY. MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON D C, FEBRUARY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Exclusively ours in all Washington! The
woven conbed Madras type cotton pencil
stripe shirtdress thot just naturally drows
compliments Crease resistont Drips dry
to require little or no ironing. Block, brown
or blue stripes. l2-2O; l4h-24h.
Daytime LosOer Warrington:
Man Level Prince 0eor0e'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

the National Emblem now has seven
staggered rows of seven stars each.
AS shown in these pictures, which were
taken few days after the event, one of
the Nations largest flag makers, the Amin
Co. of Verona, NJ j., went into high gear
Evening star., 1959-12-07
By the Associated Press

Space scientists are using a
moon garden" in their studies
Of food problems facing future
airmen in orbit.
The garden in which ordinary
vegetables are grown under
reduced air pressure is one of
the projects under the direction
Of DR.. Norman Lee Barr.
DR.. Barr, former director of
aviation and space medicine
research for the Navy, is now
chief of space environment and
life sciences research for Repub-
lie Aviation Corp.
The moon garden is part of
Republics Farmingdale, IN. ".
space environment laboratory.
One of the possibilities under
study is whether indigestible
plant fibers can be turned into
meat substitutes by sudden ex-
posure from a warm pressurized
space cabin into the cold vacu-
um of space.
DR.. Barr said, "the protein of
the plant tissue cell can be
liberated from its fibrous sheath
by fracturing the sheath with
shock or explosion. 1t seems
reasonable that the vacuum of
space can be used to create the
explosion. This is only one of
the many potential uses for the
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Moon Garden Helps
U.S.. Space Scientists

lethal vacuum which will al.
ways be just outside the space
ships walls"
DR.. Barr explained that If q
glass of warm air-filled water il
exposed suddenly to vacuum, II
explodes into a shower of Drop
lets, mist and steam.
Similarly. he said, if a heated
weed stem is suddenly exposed
to vacuum, tiny explosions in
the plant tissue cells rupture
the cell walls and hberate the
protein so that it may be acted
upon by a mans gastric
engines.
The moon garden project at
Farmingdale is about six
months old.
DR.. Barr said the plants
grown in the partial vacuum
have less stalk and stem than
normal plants, do not grow as
large, and apparently mature
faster.
He added that there was some
indication that plants grown
in a partial vacuum produce
more fruit.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

side containers % inches in di-
ameter for launching, and are
inflated only upon reaching
their assigned altitude.
Hope for East-West Link
After the first sphere is
placed into orbit. NASA hopes
to establish two-way radio
communications between the
East and West Coats Of the
United States by bouncing
signals of it.
The announcement added
that the longest time of mutual
visibility" between the East and
West Coasts for any one pass
would be about Is minutes.
1t viii take the satellite about
two hours to complete one pass
around the earth.
Scientists estimate that be-
cause of its great volume and
relatively light weight. the
sphere will remain in orbit no
longer than a month or two.
1T will be as bright as a
zero magnitude star-about as
bright as Vega" NASA said.
Secrecy Dropped
Walter T. Bonney, NASA's
information director, said the
usual space-plan secrecy was
Evening star., 1959-12-07

4ASabAOAAo.
To get many scientists Of
other nations interested in
helping out with Project Echo,
NASA yesterday dropped its
usual pre-launch secrecy. The
agency's long-standing policy
has been to announce space ex-
perimentS only after they have
been launched. whether sue
ceSsful or not.
The balloon-like satellites, 100
feet in diameter but weighing
only $50 pounds. will be similar
to one inflated ESQ miles above
Wallops Island, Va, October %.
Launching Next Spring
Residents along 1000 miles
Of the Eastern Seaboard from
Maine to South Carolina re-
ported seeing that star like
sphere during the Is minutes
Or so it remained visible.
The first of the three Project
Echo spheres will be launched
from Cape Canaveral, Fla, next
spring, possibly in March.
They will be by far the largest
objects ever sent aloft to such
heights. So large are the
spheres. and so light and re-
sponsive to even the lightest
breeze, that they can never be
inflated on the ground.
Instead, they are folded in
Evening star., 1959-12-07

dropped in this case because
scientists who could make con-
structive use of experiments in
volving the sphere must have
notice sufficiently in advance
TO make necessary technical
preparationse.
The first giant satellite win
be launched in q northeasterly
direction. with an inclination
of about SO degrees to the
equator.
This win assure that in or
bit it win pass over much of
the inhabited parts of the
Evening star., 1959-12-07

.0005-inch thick - about the
thickness Of the cellophane Of
a cigarette pack-with q vapor-
deposited aluminium skin to
give it a high degree Of radio
wave reflectivity.
NASA said it would reflect at
least 98 per cent Of radio trsus-
missions Up to frequencies Of
1000 megacycles a second.
1t viii be tracked by NASA's
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
tracking station at Goldstone,
Calf, and by a Bell Telephone
Laboratory station at HolmdeI,
N, j.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

earth-over all countries be-
tween so degrees north latitude
and so degrees south latitude,
and over every part Of the
United States except Alaska,
The 7.5O0-mile wide band
around the earth over which
the Echo satellite viii travel
viii include the southern half
of Russia. most of Europe ex-
cept Scandinavia. all of China,
Japan, India. Australia and
Africa. and all but the southern
tip Of South America.
The sphere is Of mylar plastic
Evening star., 1959-12-07
US. Balloon Satellites
To Be Rodio Torqets
By the Associated Press

The United States invited scientists the world
to bounce radio signals OF three naable spheres
country will launch into orbit 600 miles above the
Aluminium located spheres each tall 10story build
ing will be used in what the National Aeronaucs Space
Administration described experiment in globa
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| DISPATCHER -SCHEDULER.
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tendent: read blueprints.
order special tools. type.
mointoin stock, record job
time ............... S4S0
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gos applications to so years.
! relocate to ............ $3.50
QUALITY CONTROL. E.E.. sx.
perience in electronics. to
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PRODUCTION CONTROL. 2
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instrument background. to
4U years .............. oofo
ENGINEER ASSISTANT. ME-.
or E.E.. 3 years engineer,
college. good grades. troin.
to ............. $3.50
TEST ENGINEER. ME-. pre-
ferred hYdroulic testing.
write procedures trouble
shooting. to ......... $3.50
PAINT SPRAY ENGINEER.
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oil shifts: precision work.
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overtime. to ......... $3.50
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WANT TO SELL?

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WE HAVE THE JOBS!
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SECRETARY. public office.
light. secreturiol duties.
Euclid Ave. ......... S325
SECRETARY. chief inspector.
light short hand, phone work,
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Q FAMILY

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Mr.. WARRENTON, VA. 100 acre.
open land with an older two
story frame home, two streams
$4,000. CALL Ell. 6-4161, MRS
WILLIAM H. EAUGHLIN. REAL
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FORD '55 custom 4-dr., Pordomatic,
radio and heater, red, S74b. Ell
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FORD 1858 Custom Tudor; 7, and
h., Wv; low mil: excel. cond !;
Sl.490. Ma. 8-24s3. Ext. 721.
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HOWARD COUNTY
PAUL B. BEARD, REALToR
20 acres development land neal
new Rte. 20. fronting on hard
road. Priced 5000 per acre.
$50 acres development land, lge
house and barn, on new Rte. 29
ntar Alview Estates. Priced 500
per acre.
Beautiful building lots, "a acre OF
more, throughout the county.
10 acres, 6-rm. house. bath, oil
heat. Can be made a beautiful
home. Overlooking Rocky Gorge
Dam, near new Rte. 20.
"a acre, new brick-front rambler.
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full bsmt., kit. fully equipped. This
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Many other beautiful places too
numerous to mention. Call Atlas
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FORD '53: std. shift; 2-tone green
& so1ann and h" ws Wy tires. less grill;
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FORD 30 convertible VS.. HIGHT
green, 7. and h., white side walls.
Today's special, $40. S. down
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ALEXANDRIA, RAMBLER
OV. 3-0065

FORD 80 coupe with '5s Chev,
rolet engine: has 6 carburetors
Cadillac trans, Spalding ignition
strictly for drag racing Price
5000. XII. 9-S609. JOHN z. REY'
NOLDS.
FORD '55 customline 6-cyl.; over
drive, std. shift, T, and h., Wv
tires: very clean; $685.. RE. 6-S09S.
FORD 1850 6-cyl, Tudor sedan
new seat covers; best offer. Call
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Dill Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-Se00
FORD 81 cow; stick shift, T-BIRD
spec. engine; very clean, 1 owner;
hest offer 10 T.1R9k