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(Bluffton, Ohio), 1950-06-08 PAGE EIGHT THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1950 sage in which he said that the first Rockport formal observance was held in LaFayette Arlington, Va., May 30, 1868 and a Mrs. Carrie Lentz spent the week KEEPS RUGS CLEAN Mrs. Rhoda Mayberry of Bryan young man who was destined to be- spent Monday night and Tuesday of end visiting her brother, Mr. and ALL DEAD STOCK REMOVED come the President of the United Mrs. Carl Eversole and family in No liquids! No suds! last week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank States was the speaker—James A. Utt CWt* TttMTlT Cis'” Maumee, and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. for Horses .... $2.50 for Cows Jagger. Garfield. Special music, that was We Pay $2.50 John Guthrie and family in Detroit, Tom White and his brother John Act H-ding to size and condition. much enjoyed, was furnished by Mich. 3-lb. can *1 of Waynesfield and Carl and Virgil Richard Davies of Bluffton ana Thomas of Lima returned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Brackney and BUCKEYE RE Ruction COMPANY, Findlay, Ohio Thomas Foulkes and Rev. L. W. Mc­ daughter Marcia of Grand Rapids, Use on any rug or carpet, in­ evening, from a ten day fishing trip Intire, pastor of the Presbyterian in Canada. Mich., spent the week end with the Phone HAIN 475 Collect cluding light colors and twists. church gave the invocation and bene­ former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry and diction. BRANCH < * FOSTORIA ANIMAL PRODUCTS, INC. Cleans entire room, or small daughter Joan were Sunday dinner R. Brackney. Among the visitors were: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams and areas without leaving ring. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Alvin Whisler of Oceanside, Foote near Lima. son Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Calif., Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Sim­ Mosel and sons Dexter and John of The Children’s Day program at the mons of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Methodist Church Sunday evening Lima, spent Sunday in Columbus. M. Finley of Jefferson, Mr. James Rev. Floyd Mallott of Chicago will consist of a Litany and program Swick of Canton, Mrs. Green of by the young people and children and spent the week end in the home of Lansing, Mich., Mrs. Lois Swick Gil­ Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Moyer and PUBLIC SALE conclude with a sound film that will liland of Van Wert, Mrs. Rhoda May­ be of interest to all. You are family. I will sell at public at :tion, at my farm 1 mile West of Beaverdam on berry, Bryan, Ambrose Keller, Belle­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bishop and Route 30N, the foliowin ? articles: cordially invited to attend. fontaine; Miss Madeline Bixel, Fos­ Mrs. Paul Stoodt who has been on family of Lima, were Sunday even­ toria," Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wright, ing dinner guests of the latter’s the sick list for a couple of weeks Cairo, Mr and Mrs. Sam Basinger Saturday, June 10,1950 is reported to be improved. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wil­ and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, liams. At 1:30 P. M. Mrs. Ruth Basinger of Columbus Columbus Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Greenland LIVESTOCK AND FEJ ID—16 Shrop ewes from one to four years old with Van Meter, Beaverdam; Fred Parker, are the proud parents of a baby girl 17 lambs; 5 gilts due o farrow Aug. 15th; 1 sow with 6 pigs; Registered Arthur Price, underwent surgery at Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gratz Hampshire sow with 7 pigs, 5 weeks old; Approximately 40 bu. corn. St. Rita’s hospital in Lima the first born Thursday in Memorial hospital, and Mr, and Mrs. Madison Stewart Lima. 1937 Chrysler Royal s ;dan in extra good condition; Johnston power lawn of last week. of Bluffton. Mr. and Mrs. John Burkholder Mr. and Mrs. Arthur May have mower like new; 2 wl sei trailer; hog house; 75 ft. garden hose; pine and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marshall en­ returned home from Florida to spend native lumber; 2 chicl en feeders; water tank; hog troughs; one 8 ft. and Basinger’s Furniture Store spent the week end with relatives one 5 ft. step ladder; screw jack; new 10 gal. keg; 5 gal. house paint; 2 tertained a group of friends and the summer here. near Orrville and attended he dedica­ relatives at their country home gal. assorted paint; gi ind stone; approx. 50 ft. picket cribbing; hand saws; Forty-seven Years of Dependable Service tion service at the church formerly Mrs. Nettie Grady of Lima spent crosscut saws; buck 3 iws; feed drums; feed bags; steel fence posts; corn Decoration Day. The group included: Sunday with her daughter, Mr. ana sheller; post auger; j heelbarrow; extension cords; window sash; shovels; attended by Mr. Burkholder. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Whisler of hoes; other garden tt jls; carpenter tools; other articles. The Daily Vacation Bible School Mrs. Oliver Maxwell and family. Oceanside, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hindman and sponsored by the local Methodist and Finley of Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Le­ HOUSEHOLD GOODES—G. E. electric stove; Vikimatic oil heater with fan Presbyterian churches is scheduled to daughters of Lima were Sunday din­ used one season; kitchen cabinet; drop leaf table and 4 chairs; occasional roy Lemley of Pandora, Miss Gail ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack chair; 4 rockers; dining room table, buffet and 6 chairs; China closet; start June 26 and continue through­ Parmenter of Lima; Miss Edythe couch; Estate Heatrpla; complete bed; small cherry table; Philco 5 tube out July 7th with a program Sunday Witham and family. table radio; 2 floor lamps; 18 in. electric fan; 2 card tables; 3 linen table­ Cupp, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cupp and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Binkley of Lima See This New Selection evening July 9th. All children in Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marshall. cloths; draperies; sniallrugs; foot stool; magazine rack; tank type sweeper the community are urged to attend. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rex are with attachments; Kenmore upright sweeper; dishes; cooking utensils; Mrs. F. C Marshall will open her spending their vacation in Canada. Gladioli bulbs; 15 lbs. pop corn. In previous years the enrollment has home to members of the Presbyterian cf Cars This Week neared the hundred mark. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lott ana TERMS—CASH. Missionary society for the June meet­ family of Lima were Sunday dinner Mrs. Vinnie May Dorsey of Elida ing to be held next Wednesday after­ These 1949 Ford Custom Deluxe <cars are directly from was a caller in the J. C. Begg home guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. noon Devotions will be given by and Mrs. Clyde Shrider. Mrs. hazel Clausing, Owner fficials—All cars have last Saturday. Mrs. John Burkholder; Topic, “The the Ford Motor Co.—used by Ford Ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cupp and Crawford & Heldm n, Aucts. Ernest Hall, Clerk very low mileage and are very clean—You can save money Double Price of Freedom,” Mrs. Guy family spent Tuesday in Bellevue. daughter Miss Edythe were Sunday Year Bock of Prayer, on these cars—We are open evenings for your convenience Mayberry, Mrs. The Community Vacation Bible evening supper guests of Mr. and J. o. Cupp. Phone Bluffton 139-T. Mrs. Orlo Marshall. school will be from June 12 to June Mrs. Edgar Begg who was si 23. Rev. Truett High was elected 1949 Ford Custom 8, Tudor, Heater, Dover Grey . .$1495 surgical patient in Lima Memorial Pleasant View director. All the Young People are her home asked to attend. 1949 Ford Custom 8 Tudor, Heater, Black............... $1495 hospital was brought to in this community Friday, where she Mrs. Leonard Zimmerly and son Don’t Buy a Lawn Mower 1949 Ford Custom 8 Tudor, Heater, Maroon...........$1495 is rapidly convelescing. Paul spent the first of the week with During 1949, about 37 percent of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale 1949 Ford Custom 8 Tudor, Heater, Sunland Beige $1495 The June meeting of the W. S. C. S. our total fats and oils used in oleo of the Methodist church will be held Moore and family of Detroit. was soybean oil. This amounted to 1949 Ford Custom 6 Fordor, Heater, Blue................$1475 in the home of Mrs. Frank Jagger The Ralph Sutter family of Toledo about 17 percent of all the soybean until you’ve tried the 1949 Ford Custom 6 Fordor, Heater, Black................$1475 Thursday afternoon of next week. visited over Sunday in the Rickly- oil used in the United States. Reichenbach home. 1949 Ford Custom 6 Fordor, Radio, Heater, Black $15.25 The worship service will be given by Mrs. Jesse Spicer, program leader is Mrs. William Cook and children of 1949 Ford Custom 8 Fordor, Heater, Gunmetal Grey $1525 Mrs. David Zimmerman and a special Milwaukee, Wis., are spending sever­ al weeks with her parents, Mr, and RUPTURE EXCELLO POWER MOWER 1949 Ford Custom 8 Fordor, Heater, Dover Grey . .$1525 feature by Mrs. Dana Everett. SHIELD EXPERT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wells and Mrs. Nial Newton and son, Stanley. 1949 Ford Custom 8 Fordor, Radio, Heater, O/Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dietrick and H. M. SHEVNAN, widely known Maroon ........................................................................ .$1625 family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mar­ . no kiddin’ its just about the smoothest running thing shall, Mr. F. C. Marshall, Mr. and son attended funeral services for a expert of Chicago, will personally 1949 Ford Custom 8 Station Wagon, Heater, Blue $1625 Mrs.
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