^ briagyoui Doctor’s prescrip- ‘ tions ‘ — macy tor paompt and precise compounding Thank you! BAGE FOUR THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 SIDNEY’S DRUG SHOP 129 NJ Main St. Dudley Dean Takes Armin Hauenitein — Bluffton New Position At You can depend were 'Here's Why. — „ Coshocton Hospital on’’RELIABLE" I WOttflWPMWOH Dudley Dean, former Blufftonite Prescription who for the past year and a half has been the pharmacist at the Uni­ Service versity hospital, Columbus, Ohio, has Lion Hearted Lucas the writ if he were made clerk and resigned that post to take another • The Reli scriptions somebody could be found who would hospital position in Coshocton, it was emblem, ff yon will find Among the earliest settlers in Scioto out Prescrip­ serve it. learned this week. County were William Lucas and his There was a fellow down in that eion ent, is your as- sons William, Joseph, John and Rob­ end of the backwoods then who at­ Mr. Dean will assume his new nee o jb ethical stand­ ert who came from Shepherdstown, tended strictly to his own affairs but duties as pharmacist and general ingredients and Virginia, in 1802 and settled at Al­ had the reputation of never having purchasing agent for the Cocshocton .. unitor airK prices. Alwayst exandria, laid out in 1799 by Alexan­ run from anybody who stepped on County Memorial hospital in Coshoc­ der Parker, but long extinct and now his toes—Elijah Glover. Elijah de­ ton. At present a 60-bed hospital, Reliable phar- covered by Portsmouth. clared: “Make me sheriff and by God the Coshocton institution is now in the process of expansion and when In 1803 Robert Lucas was made the I'll take General Lucas to jail or any the project is completed will have fac­ first county’ surveyor and when the other man.” When he showed the war­ Smart Mr. and Mrs. Homc^wner^with a smart looking loomed but yet had not ilities for 100 patients. >f by Ruberiod! They kno< their Dubl-Coverage Tite-On( rant to Lucas he meekly surrendered •roof ‘ ** ' t, - ** ’ “ broken out, he organized a militia Mr. Dean is the son of Mrs. Metta TO<»f will give them a lifeti’ of trouble-free protection' and went to jail. Dean, 249 West College avenue. He and became the brigadier general— Lucas’ father-in-law, Squire Brown, from fiercest winds, storm, r and fire. Each Dubl-Cover- was graduated in 1948 from Bluffton shingles at four points— the first in the country. was the justice of the peace. When 4ge Tite-On is locked to adjoin college, where Mrs. Dean is in charge plus being anchored to the »oo four concealed nails.' Lucas’ militia began as a company he interfered and tried to circumvent The result ’ wang two layers of of the dining hall. He received the organized to pursue Indian horse the arrest, the new sheriff’s brother, bachelor of science degree in 1952 jugged Rul------otection. When you want wind-1 Nathan Glover, picked him up and proof protectjonplus richly colored roofing beauty, specify, thieves who had stolen a few horses from Ohio Northern uni Rubl-Covergge Tite-Oat. We have samples to show you. from Alexandria and Lucas was made threw him into a clump of jimson captain of it. It was deep in the woods weed. “Now lie there and keep quiet and far from the settlement when or you might get yourself into trou­ LE NOTICE Dale L. Copu se mailing address is the pursuing posse ran onto the In­ ble,” he counselled. The squire lay Airman First , Dale L. pus. 15478731. dians. Then Lucas decided it would there and was quiet. 76-25th O. P Sqaadron, ox jff, Second U. S. A. -F. env. Deny 8, Colorado, is not be safe to attack them. In the War of 1812 Robert Lucas hereby i at Lois Aas filed her saw much service at Ft. Meigs and petition im for di restoration to Most of the “militia” were indig­ maiden rd of 1 property and nant at his hesitation and his major, Lower Sandusky, now Fremont. After all pro r reli ds of gross neg- lect of ut y me cruelty, in case No. James Munn, openly called him it was over he went to Piketon, Pike 43562 i urt of Common Pleas of Alien NELSON TILE CO County, and with his brother, opened County, t Lima, Ohio. Said cause may “coward”. Lucas flushed and chall­ be hea and cided after_ the expiration of BEAVERDAM a general store. He sold the store to six weeks front the first publication of this enged Munn to fight a duel. It was notice. ", to be with swords and was set for Duke Swearington who in 1823 start­ LOIS COPUS, Plaintiff ed for New Orleans with a flat-boat By John A, Robenalt, Her Attorney, next morning. 504 Citizens Bldg., Lima, Ohio . Dubl-Coverage TITE-ON SHINGLES load of flour and meat and never Juife 7, 14, 21, 28, July 5, 12 RUBERODD When the time came Munn was on was heard from after the boat had the ground promptly, but Lucas fail- left the Ohio and entered the Mis­ to show up—instead he sent a note sissippi River. His fate still is a mys­ j asking if the difficulty could not be FEDERAL LAND tery. settled in an amicable manner. Munn Lucas several times was elected to BANK LOANS read the note and smiled. “Certain­ the and House, serving ly,” he said. “It is Lucas’ quarrel IN as speaker of the latter. In 1832 he Allen, Mercer and if he is satisfied, so am I.” presided over the Democratic Nation­ So thus the matter ended. Auglaize Counties al Convention that nominated Andrew Happy Birlhday^tf.S.A. ... 18G of them in fact, ever since the In 1810 a neighborhood girl charged Jackson for a second term and the Lucas with fathering her illegitimate same year was elected Governor of 4% -- 33 Years 13 colonies had the moral fibre to declare their independence child and sued for damages. Lucas Ohio—defeating Duncan McArthur by No Fees or Commissions and freedom. ■ ! refused to pay and a warrant was one vote, said to have been his own. Loans made'To buy land, pay sworn out for his arrest on a pater­ He was re-elected in 1834 and in that debts, ynake improvements, July 4th inighibe a good day to check up on your independence, • FROST-AWAY nity charge. term placed himself personally in buy lijtestock, machfciery, re­ the financial kind that brings freedom from worry and want. Here AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING! When the sheriff tried to serve the charge of the Ohio side of the Ohio- pay 411 y at all at any time. and in the bank we will help you in every way that we can. • TRUE FOOD FREEZER warrant Lucas resisted and would not Michigan War, in which nobody was Mercer-Wapak HOLDS 75 LBS. I be taken. Rather than endanger his hurt but some chicken coops torn this life the sheriff resigned and it be­ down and gardens trampled at To­ NATIONAL FARM We will transact no business • IDEAL-HUMIDITY came the coroner’s job to make the ledo, then Lucas Headquarters. Tho LOAN ASSOCIATION Wednesday, July 4th. Independence Day. FRESH FOOD KEEPING! arrest. The coroner was James Dunn there was no bloodshed the war con­ A. W. KOENIG AONEY- We Pay 2% on Time and Savings Accounts • LOWER DOOR SHELF of the recent duel fiasco. He too tinued with much bluster, ballyhoo Secretary and Treasurer HOLDS TALL BOTTLES I iAVING failed to 'arrest Lucas and conse­ and sabotage on both sides until the Younger Bldg. N. Main St. quently resigned. United States intervened and arbi­ Celina, Ohio, Phone 4329 • FRESH NEW CAPRI A call then was made for some trated the dispute. The disagreement Corner of Main and Perry The Citizens National Bank COLOR-STYLED INTERIOR I PRICE! county officer who would go out and had been over the state line. Wapakoneta, Ohio. Member Federal Reserve System Phone RE 8-431$ get Robert Lucas and land him in In 1848 Lucas was appointed by Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation jail. A young Alexandria school teach­ 1106 Cook Tower President first Ter­ Lima, Ohio, Phone 2-5645 UP TO $100.00 er, John R. Turner, offered to issue ritorial Governor of and died at Iowa City February 7, 1853, when act­ TRADE IN ing as such. ALLOWANCE! TOP PRICES Robert Lucas was not popular at Paid Daily For AU Piketon—it was he, Piketonians claim 11? >■ ed, who had used his official cap­ EMH FOR THIS NEW acity in the legislature to deflect the LIVESTOCK Ohio and Erie Canal from its orig­ Cattle •• Calves inally intended route through Piketon THIRTY REASONS 'Hatpoutt to go through Jasper and Waverly Model 6EG12 instead, where he owned much land 12.2 cu. ft. himself. J------for------REFRIGERATOR­

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