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Evening star., 1959-12-20
A True Triumph

"At some performances, the
audience misses when I make
one entrance-that's a real
triumph" Marion reports as
proof of her skill.
The role consists mostly of
dialogue, gives just a couple
of brief opportunities to exer-
else the warm soprano tones
that were a part of the daily
Arthur Godfrey TV and radio
shows for five years.
Miss Marlowe, along with
eight other little Godfreys,
was bounced from that enter
prise April Is, 1855, just after
announcing her engagement
to Larry Puck. They wed the
following May 6.
A Strasberg Student
Puck, a busy TV producer,
thereafter guided the Mar
lowe career along the supper
club tour circuit for "a
years, after which the song
stress took a year out for
intensive dramatic studies to
further her thespic dream.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

cLAREMcE DAV. in Life With Father" tells
Of going to MOtheT's room on Sunday nights to sit
'Uith the other children and hear Bible stories.
MARK TWAIN tells about a sUinter might tvOdi-
ton in The Clemens household - he and the other
children ,UeTe allowed to scTGPe off and eat the
suedry sap that b"bbIed out Of the fireplace logs.
JANIS RoOsEVHLT, in "AUectiOnGtely,
FDR,'' recalls Roosevelt family ritual - eUery
Christmas Zee at Hyde Park, Franklin d. ROOse-
Uelt read "A Christmas Carol aloud.
cLuMEMTINE PADDLEFORO recalls a
Christmas ritual Of her Kansas childhood - her
fathers corn popping" Uhen he made giant pop
corn balls and hid presents inside. Today page
3O), Miss PnddIefOrd describes Thanksgiving
ritual Of Ohio school children - bread baking!
Evening star., 1959-11-22

American family life, past and present,
abOunds in delightful customs like these:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, reports biOgrGPheT
Carl S0ndbuTg, had a family tradition in Spring
field. He regularly hauled his sons Willie and
Tad in little 'OogOn from home dOWn to his l0aO
office.
MARY MARTIM says her household has
secret" signal. 1t consists Of three histed notes,
and they've used il OUer and OUer again to greet
each other on hOmecOmingS - eUen to locate each
other in crowds
MAJOR JOHN EIsENHowER recalls the
informal talking time he shared th his father
,Uhen he wGS a boy. "When Dad shared" he says
THIS WEEK, June l6, 1857, "Td jGbber to him
about anything that rU0s on my mind"
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GLACIER REPORTER BROWNING COUNTY MONTANA

cared for"
IAN right. I wait" said poor
Mike.
After getting the car and ex'
planning to my wife about the
case, l loaded Mike In and start
cd across country to the hospital.
At the Government hospital we
found that the doctor was out and
those III charge did not know
when he would return: however,
they thought 1t would be some.
time that night. 1t was about ten
when We arrived at the hospital.
The doctor came in some four
hours later as the reservation was
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very much understaffed with doc.
tors and he had been on over
time calls.
As soon as DR.. Schrader got
his wraps off, which was imme.
diately. he had a look ut Mikes
hand.
THAT doesn't look so good,
Mike" said the doctor. I'VE will
have to cut off at least one Of
those fingers. Can you stand II
or shall | give you some ethcr:
"You cut. me stand It," came
back the steel nerved son Of
Suns People.
As soon as the doctor was ready
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the barn. 1t didn't take me long
to unsaddle both horses and feed
them. but I'm sure 1t would have
taken longer without the help
Of Brownie who was right on the
job.
As returned to the house the
pleasing odor Of frying food
changed the outlook Of thirty
minutes back to a different world.
Two nights later. about nine
o'clock. knock came at the
door. Opening the door | found
Paul White Grass. our closest
neighbor. standing there with A
worried look.
"Hello. Paul." l greeted. What
you got on your mind this time
Of nisht?"
we had bad luck. Mike go,
hurt" meaning Mike Takes Gun
"Oh. is that so? What happen.
cd" At the same time | motion.
ed tor him to come in
I'VE were hauling logs and
some rolled on his hand" an
Swcrcd Paul.
When did this happen and
where is Mike now"
I'VE were getting logs up on
the divide but Mike is a, my
place nuw. He wants YOU TO come
over
"Why yes. III go over. Wal,
until ! set my coat" Telling my
wife where l was going. lct,
With Paul
As the distance to the house
was Only a quarter OF 4 mile We
we're soon there. Entering the
one room log house. | noticed
several people. but my attention
wcH,. at once. to Mike. He was
>!:tin. in corner with one hand
wrapped in a cloth. Walking over
to him | could see tina, he was
IL great pain.
Iii. Mike. what's happened"
You been fighting"
Yes. me fight logs"
Gould See your hand" |
asked. >qua,,ins down III from,
h:m, He unwrappcd the Wounded
hand With his good one and held
II out for my Inspection 4 very
badly mans!cd left hand lie had
covered it with axle grease I"
stop the loss of too much blood
The injured hand was terribly
! swollen. One finger was almoS,
! .nrn off and the broken bone pro.
I .rudrd. while tho othc. ,wn I'm.
gers were badly smashed
When did this happen"
asked. further surveying the
wounded hand.
This morning when We wer.
loading TO come home
Have you been all this time
getting down here" Way d!dn,
you jump on one Of YOUR horses
and come straight home"
we wanted to brir. he logs
so We wouldn't have T., - back.
said the suffering M:
Haze 80" had anything 20 eat
( today"
) $50. ! car; "a,
YOU Walt here and III 60 GET
NY ~" Iuu iced % get to III,
nt>li:r, and havc that hand
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low in the water. But just as soon
as he saw he had to dig in for 1t.
his body came up extra high, he
soon got his footing again and
wadcd on out.
| had the rrlns III my left hand,
loose. and was dragging with my
right hand ON the horn of the
saddle. When Paint hit the rocky
shore | said, whoa. boy. whoa"
| could have kissed that horse
for he stopped just like a movie
horse would have, l pulled my.
self out of the water. talking to
the horse all the time. lie turned
his head around toward me and
gave a snort. as much as TO say.
Nuts. you 60, NE in all this.
wha, are you nut,cring about"
| was soaked from head to foot
and had forgotten about Herman.
till heard hlm ho!lrr
You all !iGh,"
called back. I'm OK. now"
You &c, Wet" he yelled
When heard him say wet.
realized how cold was. Tina,
water was like zee. was frcrz
my "Nr>. my teeth chailrv!ns.
I'm gong 40"
AN right" he said as was
getting on my horse | rode at a
very >:iti cap az! The way to our
back door half rolled out of
the saddle for couldn't raise
my RICH, leg over the back of 'h'
saddle. Jus, As hi, the grnun"
my wife opened the door
She grabbed NE by the arm:
and huvrirdly asked. What on
earth happened" ID! You s'.
thrown"
NO." sac! i've been down
il Gut Bark creek. competing
with 'hr hrAIr. 10: swimming
honOr> T.ir"r Was big mai!
at the r:.l:i -: ,Ar back door
-: .,,.. 49,, 49,, ,.,l,,.. :,
>'N MAX '"' ~ '"-. "''''' -
'''' ",''' '!'''''' >''',''''''' VI
other reached up and gave the
''','> " '""'.' W "'"'S '!' '''"'
Ian ''" VIA NJ" ,'',o '"' "o">t
~ III >''''' "''"' III ''''A'''s'
! SAID
"''' >"' -, !" ''!s up pun
Z" OH v!'''''> " ''''' ".''','''' ,''.,
t'''>'''" WIKI ','' >'"t ! '>N'''
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A CONTINUED NOVEL
AMONG SUMS PEOPLE
BY Wilbur {; RcnShaw

rode off ny the bank following
the ;ra!l
III A ShOr, distance we came
to a house and hollercd. We saw
ma, horses had been all around
there. \ fellow came to the door
and Herman talked to him. The
occupan, Of the house was point
iuy down the creek Herman
turned around. He think my boy
80 this way
Whose place is thar" qurS-
toned
"l.N..r Plume" was his reply.
as We 90; back to trailing.
Tracks were cutting off here
and there. hut We stuck to the
bunch which Herman thought his
hrr>r was in The tracks led us
on, from the cut bank and up a
cuultr for ahou, half a mile
where We came to another log
!.uU>r The house was we'll hidden
from :hr wind and also from
View. for we we're right on il be.
tore | knew We were in miles of
any house. or home. OF! 10 the
v!sh, vas shed. open on one
end We rode up after We saw
>,Nrra, horses IL it Herman look.
cd IL.
There's my horse" he said.
- Ms face lighted up. He turned
and we rode up 10 the house.
Herman let cut vel! that dcrn
rear scared me. my horse jumped
a ..::.r inr 4 second or TWO. the
door opened and a man stuck his
nraU cat. Herman blattcd some.
.'lMG 80 him in Indian.
Tie man answered in English.
lie = here.
lirrnan rolled out some other
remark The other man Just
'.u,Hrt hu. about that time OH;
pnXvt the head and shoulders Of
Vincent. his long braid> hanging
II from; Of him. and his eyes
>n.::.nL Ike ub>!dian Herman
SAID a few words To the boy in
l,t,an. ,hrn he switched 10 Eng.
.i>A
Nuu had nr scared. | though;
yuu drowned. you crazy one.
THc fellow in the doorway spoke
NJ "Nh. he ius, came visiting. :"
V. STINK said Herman and
s..-;,d il on hun again in In.
diam. This time he really wen,
o..cc> Pretty soon the kid duck.
cd back IN the cabin and in a
w.ru., GU; he came with his
ha: ard Goa; on. and tore for
IT,. ,hcd. The man in the door
.,,r addressed me. You are
..n:l Starr School. amt YOU"
Yes. my uame is Rcnshaw. |
I.:.: .A.nk We have ever me-,
hc.Y:r What : Your name"
CHAR, : Dusty Bull am his
b. ,.h,: POINTING 20 Herman.
We c."vrrs.d = short time while
.ryt.. nls getting h!> morse.
,ncu We .:a.:cd back.
b. ,,,W -. was getting dark and
The WA from the sou,hwc>, vas
-"al.y uav.N The chinook was
h!,:!ul Il carucs. ! had heard
= 81. abou' Ma. chinook would
10. muw vas finding gu; We
..a,:ri down the cou!cc toward
Gu; Bank. Back 4; the stream,
Il looked - though the water had
risen since We had crossed il 4
short time before.
You cross here. huh" said
Herman We go up this side. !
live up here"
.r ,,saa
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NJ r.arS' -
.Wou,d v,u soil hin, for wha,
,,,, Maid fnr h,mo" asked Blarch,
&c wo s,or,od a, III, corral
! answered. h,r with another
oucs,;on "Would YOU hav, me
Scll HIM."
..Thc answer is no
As wc were talking ND rode
a wild looking sight. On a fifteen
and.a.ha,t.hand charger. prancins
like 4 turkey sobh,cv, sa, an
Indian man. His ;cl. ha, was
studded with feathers, III, top
Gu, on, ard the hr,m rather
fr,nc,d II. wore his halr N
braids The res, of his clothes
were partly white man and part,
~ Indian rp>,um, He began .a.k
ING English.
"Whcrr IS nv boy,
"Nhat ) YOUR nanlr" | our:.
l,i
dusty Bull. he sad. Herman
Dusty Bull, me Nv boy V;N,cu.
she dom, com. from S,,hon,
Where Is he" Tn, man WAS VERY
excited
Rlarchr spoke ny 3,j sad
"N!rccr. lr:. v,,h ~, yes, n'
me children
Il no sec him | can, :Ind hlm
anyplacc Maybe She fall III RIVER"
SAID the worried father Before
either o: US could speak he went
on. "!!pW long :nr bows been
gone"
The ,,ayhr: informed nm tuA.
they had beer gone FOR i, ,ya>;
an hour and .ha: :hcy al, had
lief, after four and T. was abuu.
five now
e! wonGr: uhr-y N.",r,4; 20
said The poor wr.:.r! fellow
"lM 90 WITH yuu AID maybe
y, can End Ms tracks Don't
think :h,y W., Ne blown vu. 900
bad" told the old man. After
.y.ug Dark,y ~ In, corral. |
mounted Pan: Ar3 We started
down The creek We found a.. ;hv
tracks 0: ;.v Mur>v> :..r h.d>
were riding Mo-: t.: hem Hcvr
punched showing :Ary lad .r::
together Was nc horse YOU.
boy was RANG >"o6 l asked
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no asked me to hold Mikes hand.
| did my best. but when the
physician began to work on the
hand, it was no small Job to
hold the arm of a six'foot, two
hundred pound man who was IN
such extreme pain. The sweat
popped out on his face but he
never made q sound.
(To Be Continued
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22

Advertising is known by the
company 1t keeps. Your business
message in The Glacier Reporter
is welcome at the best families IN
Glacier County.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
HELPM MEN
FINANCIAL
INSTITUTION

Desires man in collection
department. Inside work,
age 25-35, high school grad
uate, home Improvement
and marine financing expe-
rience preferred. However.
related BACKGROUND will be
considered Excellent oppor-
tunity for an aggressive and
intelligent person. Many
fringe benefits. For inter-
view phone JU. 5-S400, ask
for Mr.. WILLIAMSON.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
SALESMAN WITH CAR

SIUT IappWTHH' pWTHH' ,TELHS SpSsS2MMM, SSMM,
1145 9TH ST. NV.
SALESMAN-We need a youns
man to sell the new popular-type
pianos and organs We prefer a
man who has sold such things as
No knowledge of music necessary
Liberal remuneration. See Mr..
Satterly, JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and 9 sts. NV, mornings, between
Q and IL am.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
ACCOUNTANTS, JR.

Age 81 to 80, two positions available One requir-
ing degree, one requiring work toward degree,
and/or experience. Extension 573.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
AUDITOR

For internal audit staff college graduate, young
preferably under 80. Public accounting or prior
auditing experience required. knowledge of
Government CP.FF. contracts advantageous
Rapid advancement based on ability to think act
and plan independently and correctly. Exten-
sion 573
Evening star., 1959-11-30
MACHINISTS

We need top-quality precision machiniSts for
work on important rocket research and develop
ment projects Work in brand-new air-condi-
toned shop. Starting rate, $3.50 per hour; late
shift differential 15c per hour. Must be capable
of working with little supervision. Extension 573
Evening star., 1959-11-30

Hhen dzSDeTtHe gdDerttgezeats
oadTetSed 10 StaI boxeS do NOT
enclose original references pho-
togTdphs OF other materials oJ
DeTsondl galEe Copies GeTps the
DErpose Originals mas Get losf
Evening star., 1959-11-30
HELP MEN

BICYCLE MECHANIC, only expert
enced need apply 424 9th st. NV
between 10 am. and , pm.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
HELP MEN
JR. sTENoGRAPHERs, S4.5OO

JR. STENOGRAPHERS, $4,000 up.
GREEN'S EMPL. SERVICE, 73s
I2tn st NV, DI. 7-5SIs.
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR-For
established company in southeast
section. 4O-hour week. profit-
sharing plan paid life insurance.
vacations. other liberal benefits
SOLON SERVICE. INC. lis L ST.
Sc. Ii. 7-9221.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN with
eleetronics and basic physics
BACKGROUND. Permanent position
Phone Nj Kohler. GARDNER
Lk4AaBo6RIATooRY; INC, Bethesda
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN, 5-day Wk
3 hrs. a day. Guaranteed salary
plus commission. and weekly
bonus. Apply in person STIRLING
LAUNDRY. 441q Baltimore ave
Bladensburg. Nd.
LIFE INSURANCE = VeTy attTac
position in the home once. Policy
owners correspondence depart
ment OF q progressive life co
I Posltion requires 2 man with e
Insurance and the ability to write
excel business letters See Mr
Andersen. UNITED SERVICE LIFE
INSURANCE CO. 5th H. 1925
LIQUOR STORE CLERK-WHITF
VIC. LANGLEY PARK. SEE MISS
BELL, BOYD'S. CORNER 18TH
AND G. Ma. S-234a
MACHINIST
To work in research and develop.
ment shop, 4 Yrs aDDreuti iceshiu
required. Call FE. $4,000, MT
Fairbanks. REED RESEARCH
INC. 104s Potomac st. NV.
MAN, single, settled, reliable, nor
orinker, live on premises, work or
ground and in greenhouse: driver
permit. Apply in person, 5O5l
Iemple Hill I'd, Temple Hill. Nd
MAN. white. living in Arl. or Pair
TAX GO. We will be interested IN
you. If you are interested enough
portunity. Phone JE. 2-56S3 Mon
eve. 3 pm. TO Q pm.
MAN FOR STORE CLERK, hours
1:3O to 3 Mon. through Fri; s TO
mission. Must Be sober. an reli9bis i
and able to furnish good refer
ences Ask for Mr.. COMPILER or
Mr.. BRYSON after 7:3O. 1925
Fla. ave. NV.
MAN, young, alert. for once work
Ming. Jo6 is temporary. ti.po on fee fee
basis, but may become full time
Hours, $50 am. It'll 5 pm. or
later. See Mr. MAYO at IO7iO
Tucker st. Beltsville industrial
Evening star., 1959-11-30
OPERATING ENGINEER
TRAINEE

Age 81 to 80. Excellent opportunity for young man
to learn air conditioning and high-preSSure steam
boiler maintenance. Must have mechanical abil-
ity. Math background desirable. Rotating shifts
Extension 456.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT

Recent graduate, age 2O-2s; perma-
nent position; ability TO do double
entry bookkeeping. tipping about
40 w.p.m. Salary open. Call EX.
3-033S, after $50 am.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
JANITOR
.JANTTOR

roT new air-cond. elevator ant
oldg in Silver Spring. Must have
some mechanical ability and Al
east an engineer 5th-class license
bearttful apt and salary open
Ior right man. Interviews Mon
and Tues, . am. to 2 pm, sIS5
Seorela ave, Silver Spring. No
Evening star., 1959-11-30
RESEARCH TECHNICIANS

Age 81 to 30 To assist chemical engineers on re-
search and development projects Some college
chemistry or equivalent experience, necessary.
Must have mechanical ability and be reliable,
careful and Conscientious Extension 456.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
XLO Plant Has
Produced 454
Dairy-Pak Units

The Bluffton Ex-Cell-O plant
has produced a total of 454 Pure
PAX milk packaging machines
since it opened operations here
in 1857, the company announced
this week through its employe
publication, The Ex-CelI-O News.
The plant has shipped 443
Model IS" machines, 10 Is
machines QmperiaD and one two
itre machine since it opened in
January, 1857.
Production has averaged $50
machines per year, according to
Tony Shield, superintendent of
the Pure-Pak and Staude lines.
A release for so of the Pure-Pak
machines has been received at
the plant this month, Mr.. Shields
said.
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A FARM OR HOME
R1ITFFTON

LOVELY 3-BEDROOM new home
with family room, birch cup
boards and woodwork, full base
ment, attached garage, very
nicely Handicapped.
LOVELY NEW 3-bedroom brick
with birch cupboardS. Lots of
built-in cabinets, gas furnace,
full basement which can be used
for recreation room. Close in.
MODERN HOUSE on South Main
street. Two bedrooms down, two
large finished rooms UP. Can be
made into an apartment easily.
Large lot. Close in, reasonable.
ROCKPORT
LOVELY, Almost new 3-bed-
room house with garage and
good sized lot, reasonable.
LOT in GosSman subdivision =
six miles from Ford plant in
Lima.
FARMS
40 ACRES southwest of Bluffton.
All tillable. Good mdern home,
automatic heat, full basement,
also good set of farm buildings.
In Bluffton school district.
16O A in Bluffton school district.
Modern 4-bedroom house with
stoker furnace, buildings in good
condition, priced to sell.
HOUSES in Pandora, Ottawa, Co
lumbus Grove and Mt. Cory.
NEED farms in BlIffton School
District. Also have qualified
prospects for cheaper homes.
List with us for courteous, ef-
ficient service.
FINANCING AVAILABLE
Charles S. Reese, Realtor
Pandora, Ohio Phone 1901
Mrs. William Garmatter,
Salesman
Bluffton, Ohio Phi. 1772
Salesman Elmer BURY
Pandora, Ohio Phone 77O1
Salesman - Olen II. Lawrence
Columbus Grove Phone 1911
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pakoneta; Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Berkey, Lima; Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Old Beals and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
GratZ.
Mrs. Helen Williams and Mrs.
Paul Detweiler and daughter
Connie of Toledo spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer GratZ.
The Harvey Bauman family
walked into luck last Saturday
at the WILMA open house in Lima.
When door prizes were distrib-
uted, Keith received two cartons
OF Pepsi Cola and Mrs. Bauman's S
father, A. P. Springer, was pre-
sented with a certificate for a
barbecued chicken.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends and relatives for their
expressions of sympathy through
cards, letters and floral gifts in
our recent bereavement, the
death of our son, brother and
husband, G. Samuel Buhler. 1t
has been comforting to know that
so many remembered US in their
prayers and sent words of con-
dolence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Buhler
and Family
Mrs. Sam Buhler and Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

world. Spain and Portugal to-
gether produce three fourfhs OF
the worlds cork supply.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

SPAIN is noted for olives and
wine, but it is also one of the
greatest sources of cork in the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to express my sincere
thanks to all those who have re-
membered me with prayers,
cards, flowers, gifts and visits
while a patient in Bluffton hospi-
tai and since returning home.
2 Marian Basinger
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ED HUMPHREY SAYS: .

ELI ftUMHI1Ik 0A1o' -"
This Christmas
BEA BUNDLE APPLIANCE
offers to the people of Bluffton
some of the most astounding
buys for the Christmas season. =
Listed below are a few of these
buys:
% II Gu. FIT. FREEZER Floor
model, new MFG list price
S469.95. Priced to sell $278.0O
(2) IS Gu. Fl. REFRIGE ERATOR-
FIRE. EZER, combination,
automatic defrost, floor
model. MFG List Price
S669.95. Priced to sell S43s.95.
81 IA Gu. Ft. Market Master
automatic defrost REFRIG-
orator MFG List Price
S369.95. Priced to sell with
t-ade) $269.S5.
(D 81" RCA VICTOR COLOR
CONSOLE TV MFG List
Price $765.OO. $500 trade on
any used TV set.
Come in and see these and many
other choice offers for Christmas.
All appliances include standard
warranties. Terms can be
arranged. NO MONEY DOWN.
UP TO sc MONTHS TO PAY.
FIRST PAYMENT DUE IN
MARCH 1860.
BEA BUNDLE APPLIANCE
Next to Town Hall, Bluffton
-. q. fta
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LOANS
FARM LOANS
I'D to 40 years

LOW INTEREST RATES
Loans made to buy land, pay
debts, make improvements, buy
livestock, machinery. etc.
Repay any or all at any time.
No penalty a
Mercer-Wapak
FEDERAL LAND
BANK ASSN. T
..
r. l.. BAKER
718 N. Gable
Lima CA-24721
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FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms, plus
broom apartment, automatic gas
heat and water heater. Excellent
location 11S E. Kibler street. In
quire 116 E. Kibler, Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

A sluggish septic tank is easy
to fix with Klean-Em-All Sewer
& Septic Tank Cleaner. Guaran-
teed at Farmers Grain Co.,
Bluffton. N-37
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR SALE
100 ACRE FARM in Orange
Township, Hancock Co. can be
sold as one parcel with home and
buildings; or in two units, 40
acres without buildings; 6$ acres
with buildings.
HOME, S rooms, on East Jeffer-
son street. Very reasonable.
JONES REALTY
Phone 7611 Pandora
Elmer Long, Salesman
BeaVerdam
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
HOUSE SACRIFICED
UNDER $4,000

Owner transferred. Six rooms
and attractive bath and utility.
Basement with good furnace.
Hardwood floor, cupboards,
storms, venetian blinds, antenna,
garage. Fenced yard, garden, a
acre lot, fruit. Good location,
solid foundation, roof under
guarantee 6 yrs old Open for
your inspection. HURRY. First
house south of Route II on Put
nam County Road 4, Pandora.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

ORNAMENTAL wrought iron
porch columns, awning columns,
step ratings, porch ratings,
available in cast iron. Steinman
nv Towers, 234 North Lawn Ave-,
Bluffton, Ohio, Phone 2591. If
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

WATCH OUR WINDOWS for
gift ideas for the whole family.
We endeavor to find expensive
looking pieces that aren't expen-
sive. Come in and browse, COM
pare quality and prices. The Gift
House-LantZs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

KITCHEN CABINETS, custom
built in our shop will add beauty,
utility and value to your home.
Easy terms are available. Steiner
Building & Lumber Co., West
Elm St., Phone 1141. d
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

CHRISTMAS IDEAS FOR
HIM from The Gift House
Lantzs. Long handled clothes
brush, pants hanger, fishing
knife, key rings, cuff links, leath-
er billfold, money clip, etc, plus
desk accessories, including desk
pad, calendar, letter basket, date
and address books, stamp box,
letter holders. etc.