The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-21
BLUFFToN LOCALS

Saturday evening Miss Edna
Ramseyer entertained for Miss
zoos Tiemstra of Nigwegen, the
Netherlands, who is to be mar
rled this summer. There were IS
guests present.
Word has come that PHYLLIS
Dlller is back in San Francisco
at the Purple Onion where she
nrst made a name for herself.
Ihey appreciate her talents for
they have given her an increase
In salary, an apartment and a
station wagon. Sounds good!
DR.. and Mrs. Donivan Baum
gartner OF Cleveland and DR..
and Mrs. Frank Dilley of Athens
were weekend guests of Mrs. J.
s. Steiner.
Query: Do you think if the Ge-
neVa Conference started off their
discussions with singing, saw
The Volga Boatman," they'd
all be in a better mood to un-
derstand the Russian viewpoint?
The Erich Gellert family Wis
tied friends in Forest Park, III.
the past week end.
Mrs. Nusbaum, mother of Mrs.
Wayne Galloway of Aurora, Ill.
and Mrs. Nelson Wells of Wooster
is quite i'll at the home of Mrs
Wells.
Mrs. Clyde Warren is in Me-
mortal hospital, Lima, having
undergone major surgery last
week.
Rev. Mr.. w. J. Hannun and
MIR. Lamont Diller attended the
meeting of Maumee Presbytery
IN Tiffin Tuesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Nagv
and two children who came to
BluHton two years ago from Bu-
dapeSt, Hungary, and recently
IlVed in Lima, are moving to
New Jersey where DR.. Macy is
employed.
Alaska has IL volcanoes; only
flve are dormant; four erupted in
1853. California has one dormant
volcano, Mt. Lassen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Dean of
Coschocton visited his mother.
Mrs. Meta Dean, Sunday and at
tended the open house at the hos
pltal. MIR. Dean is pharmacist at
the large CoSchocton hospital.
Wednesday of last week Mr..
Earl Lehman of the college mu-
Sic department and a group of
students drove to Lancaster to
hear the Capitol university mu-
sic group give The Song of Nor
way" Saturday another group of
college students drove to Colun-
bus to hear the musical. Thorne
Lauriat had one of the principal
roles.
Mrs. Rosetta Shalley spent
the week end in Columbus where
her granddaughter Judy received
her nurses cap Sunday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs, Sherm Shall
ley were also present.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. viii c. AmstutZ, Geig-
er street were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Amstutz, Mrs. Ruth Anderson,
Findlay, Mrs. Otto Amstutz and
Mrs. Harold w. Stevens and fam
lily, Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Triple
horn returned from a visit to Cal
ifornia where they Travelled by
airliner to visit the John Kuhns,
a cousin of Mrs. Triplehorn, at
Oakland. Murray and wife were
away for two weeks and spent
very enjoyable time.
DR.. and Mrs. (Bonnie) D. A.
Baumgartner, Cleveland; Atty.
and Mrs. David S. Baumgartner,
Cleveland; DR.. and Mrs. (Ge-
neva) F. B. Dilley, Athens; 1t:
James P. Dilley, Wright-Patter-
son AFB; Charles Steiner and
family were Sunday guests at the
home of Mrs. ]. S. Steiner on
South Main street.
Mrs. M. r. Bixel met her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Russell, of
Erie, Pa, in Cleveland last Sat-
lrday where they attended the
art exhibit at the Cleveland Art
Institute. Mrs. Russell was a stu
dent there during her college
days. That evening they returned
to Erie were Mrs. BiXel is
spending the week with her
laughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Tschiegg
we're in Columbus Sunday and
1ad dinner with their son David
N celebration of his birthday.
David is a senior at Ohio State
University and will graduate in
June with a degree in music ed
lcation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Soash and
family of ST. Clair Shores, Mich.
we're here for the week end Wis
ting his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
W., D. Soash and other relatives
N the community.
Mrs. Fred Gettles has returned
home after spending a couple of
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