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Evening star., 1932-12-15

Labor unions In Great Britain and
Ireland have lost 2l3.000 members in
the last year.
Evening star., 1932-12-15
Phones Increase in Italy.

ROME, December is R.-In the last
decade the number Of telephones in
Italy has increased 250 per cent, %
that now there are le,942, q for
every l3l persons,
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Four Persons Hurt
When Autos Crash
EDWARD LAMB AND WIFE AND
YOUTH INJURED ON U. S. 40
IN A CRASH CLOSE TO

Four persons were injured Satur-
day evening when two autos crashed
head-on at Wilson's Corners on U. S.
AZ, S miles north of West Jefferson.
Edward Lamb, farmer, living on
the AlDert Wilson road, suffered a
fractured rib and body bruises, and
his wife was severely bruised. A
son, Bud Lamb, who was doing the
driving, was unnurt. Bryson Evans
received broken nose and was bad
ly cut about the face and head, and
Richard Evans suffered badly
sprained left elbow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamb were taken TO the office OF
DR.. G. C.. Scheetz in West Jefferson
i'm the Pence & Blauser ambulance and
Peters and Evans were treated at the
Emergency hospital in West jefferson
The accident occurred on the curve
at Wilson's Corners, where the Mid
die Pike joins State Route AZ.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
PREPARE FOR
CONVENTION
STATE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO
STAGE BIG SHOW AT Co
LUMBUS AUGUST 20
EXPECT ROOSEVELT TO MAKE
PLEA FOR UNITED SUPPORT
IN NOVEMBER WHEN AT
CONVENTION

According to county and state Dem
ocratic leaders, when Franklin d.
Roosevelt comes to Columbus August
20 to open his campaign for the pres
idency he will see Ohio Democracy IT
its best.
Plans to put on the best show" the
Democracy of the Buckeye state has
seen in many years are now in pro-
cess Of formation.
State Chairman Henry Brunner,
Mansfield, and his state central COM
mittee, aided by local Democrats
headed by Walter F. Heer, chairman
of the Franklin county executive COM
mittee, are determined to make the
state convention gathering at the Col
iseum an event to be remembered.
While Democrats hope to recall it
with much joy and thanksgiving,
leaders Of the state Democracy are at
at the same time, to make
the affair so, successful that the fear
of defeat and oblivion will be instilled
in the hearts of all G. o. P. rivals.
Leaders In Accord
All of which goes to prove that
Democratic minds are thinking these
days in much the manner that expon-
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Two Men Walk
Away From Farm
LUCAS AND MONTGOMERY co.
NEGROES TAKE FRENCH
LEAVE AT PRISON FARM
SUNDAY NIGHT

No trace had been reported at q
late hour today of the two Negroes
who walked away Sunday night from
the London prison farm honor camp.
The men who took french leave are
Ed McClifton, aged 40 years, sent
up October 25, 1880, from Lucas coun-
ty to serve to Is years for assault
to kill, and Miles Wilkinson, aged 26,
sent up December 10, 1928, from
Montgomery county to serve ten
years to life for murder in the sec
ond degree.
The men left the farm early Sun
day night and search was made by
prison farm officers, and officers of
Madison, Clark and Greene counties.
1t was reported today that the men
were noted to have crossed the Lon
don-South Charleston pike near
Warmers Corners Sunday night, but
no further trace was found.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
War Veteran, Son
Of Local Resident,
Dies; Funeral Today

Chester Fields, aged 81 years, son
of Mrs. Eliza Snyder, Elm street, Lon
don, died at the home of his father
in-law, Samuel MeAdams, near Cable,
on Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock.
He had been i'll for several years and
his death was not unexpected.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Naomi
McAdams Fields and three small
children, Bobby aged five, Louanna
aged four and Betty aged three years.
Also his mother in London and a
half-brother, Marion Snyder. Mr.
Fields was a World war veteran and
member of the Mechanicsburg
American Legion Post.
The funeral service was held at
Jenkins Chapel this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, with interment in the chapel
cemetery. The American Legion hon
ored their late comrade with a mill
tsry burial.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
LONDON IN line
FOR BUILDING
FEDERAL POSTOFFICE BUILDING
MAY BE BUILT HERE UNDER
RELIEF ACT RELEASING
MONEY
LONDON ON PROGRAM FOR $780,.
900 APPROPRIATION - SEC
RETARY MAY RELEASE
FUNDS AT ONCE

London is one of the forty-one Ohio
cities that are eligible entries in the
free-for-all scramble for new federal
buildings.
Under the Brand proposal of sever
al years ago, London is on the pro
gram for 100000 federal and post
office building and this is the struc-
ture that now seems to be slated for
construction year or two ahead of
the scheduled time
Only the word of Secretary Of the
Treasury Mills that there is available
$100, 100000 for construction purposes
as authorized in the Wagner relief
act, is necessary to start several hun
dred cities all over the county scrap
ping for part of it.
His doubt arises from the fact that
more that $154,000,0O0 worth Of new
buildings have been previously ap-
proved and authorized and he is I'M
able now to determine how far the
additional sum will go.
Limitation Given
The situation is further compli-
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
SHOE JOURNEYS
ARE ANNOUNCED
LONDON HORSESHOE CLUB TO
SPONSOR CITY AND COUNTY
WIDE EVENTS HERE THIS
MONTH

According to announcement of The
London Horseshoe club, city and
county shoe tossers will have the OPP
portunity to display their wares start
ing Aug. 8, and lasting for two
weeks.
Beginning on Monday night, Aug.
8, at the London horseshoe courts,
the city tournament will get under
way for all persons living in London
and all members of the London
Horseshoe club.
The committee in charge is now
working on a splendid list of prizes
to be announced at later date. An
entry fee of 25 cents will be charged
to each one entering and all entries
must be in by eight o'clock on the
morning of August 8.
The 25-point round robin system Of
playing will be used and the winner
of the most games will be the city
champion. The city tournament is
expected to be thriller as such
players as Hastings, Angel, Davies,
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
OHIO BOOSTED
IN ENTIRE US.
OHIO'S ECONOMY PROGRAM is
GIVEN EDITORIAL COMMENT
BY LEADING NEWSPAPERS
OVER THE COUNTRY
OHIO EDITORS POINT OUT REC
ORD OF GOV. WHITE, BOOST
ING HIS CANDIDACY FOR
RECORD TERM

National attention has been direct
ed to Ohio's governmental economy
program through survey made by
the North American Newspaper Alli-
ance, a news syndicate serving news
papers throughout the United States.
An article prepared by the Alliance,
setting forth Ohio's accomplishment
in reducing state expenditures and
widely published, evoked this editorial
comment in The Spokesman Review,
a leading newspaper of Spokane,
Washington:
'If you missed reading in the
Spokesman Review the news article
from Columbus, recording the credit
able economy achievements of Ohio's
Democratic governor, George White,
turn back to it.
Governor White, like Governor
Hartley, of Washington, was elected
largely on the economy issue. But
while Governor Hartley has been in
office nearly eight years, Governor
White has served Ohio less than two
years. But in the first year, as shown
by the North American Newspaper
Alliance, the Ohio administration re-
duced operating costs Of the state
$9,643,332 under the
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
London Country Club Becoming Center of
Social, Sports World For Madison County

The London Country club is fast
becoming the center of the social and
sports world for Madison county with
its innumerable bridge parties, club
dances, golf tournaments, blind bog
eys and what have you.
Literary and social clubs in the
neighboring cities have found the
club house and its service, not 10
mention the beautiful picnic grove, to
their liking and as a result the club
is the scene of many parties and
dances.
Likewise Central Ohio golfers have
found the nine-hole layout to be one
of the prettiest and most attractive
in the state and are making frequent
visits. The course, with its natural
hazards, excellent greens and finely
kept fairways, offers golfers some
thing far different than they find in
the city public links and open courses
which accounts for the rapidly
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
CleveIander Sent
TOPrisOn Farm
SOLLY HART, CONVICTED IN
CONNECTION WITH CLEVE-
LAND MURDER CASE, AT
PRISON FARM

Word from Cleveland today states
that Solly Hart, prosecuted under two
long standing charges of carrying
concealed weapons and sentenced
from Cleveland to the Ohio Peniten-
tiary for one to three years after he
had been questioned in connection
with the murder of former Council
man William L. Potter, of Cleveland,
has been transferred to the London
prison farm, it was learned yester-
day.
Hart has a good record, prison au-
thorities said, and, being a first
termer, was selected with a hundred
other prisoners for transfer to the
prison farm because of his excellent
behavior in the penitentiary
He is not eligible for parole, and
"there is no particular reason for
his transfer to the farm" it was said
at the prison.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
VIM. Webb Players
Score Real Hit
LOCAL YOUNG MAN AND COM
/ PANY GO OVER BIG AT Chill
LICOTHE-BOOK PLAY AT
CANAL WINCHESTER

William Webb, of London, and his
players, who presented the comedy,
"Take Ny Advice lin the school au-
ditorium here two weeks ago, have
signed to play the same comedy at
Canal Winchester on Friday night of
this week, August 5.
Mr. Webb, who is a well-known
theatrical director and actor, reports
that the company made a big hit at
Chillicothe last Friday night with the
same play. The company also gave
the show to the prisoners of the Lon
don prison farm week ago, present
ing the comedy in the new auditorium
of the farm where William Webb, sr.
is a guard captain.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
FORM NATIONAL
RELIEF GROUP
PRESIDENT HOOVER NAMES
NEWTON ID. BAKER TO HEAD
DRIVE FOR JOBLESS AND
POOR RELIEF
CAMPAIGN FOR HELPING NEEDY
DURING COMING MONTHS TO
BE CARRIED TO EVERY
PART OF COUNTRY

According to an article in today's
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Newton d.
Baker, of Cleveland, has been ap-
pointed head of the National Citizens
Committee for Welfare and Relief
Mobilization for 1882, it was an
nounced in New York by J. Herbert
Case, chairman of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York and presi-
dent Of the Association Of Commun-
ity Chests and Councils.
At the same time Case called a
conference of all Community Fund
leaders in Washington Sept. 15, at
which President Hoover and Baker
will launch the welfare and relief
mobilization program.
The aim of the committee is to
encourage the maintenance of relief
and welfare work in cities where To-
cal organizations are functioning.
Part of its undertaking this year will
be to arrange national broadcasts for
campaign drives.
Happy To Accept"
Baker had no comment to make on
his appointment other than to say,
~ was offered the Craftsmanship and
was very happy to accept it."
Baker is member Of Division A
Of the Cleveland Community Fund
Continued on Page Three)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
LEADERSPLAN
FINE PROGRAM
JOHN F. CUNNINGHAM, NEW o.
S. u. AGRICULTURAL DEAN,
TO BE HONORED GUEST AT
CAMP MONDAY
EDUCATIONAL AND ENTERTAIN
MENT SCHEDULE ARRANGED
BY CLUB AGENT BAKER
AND ASSISTANTS

Madison County All Club Camp will
start Monday afternoon, August 8, at
the All Club Camp Site one mile west
of Clifton in Greene county.
John +. Cunningham, new Dean of
the College Of Agriculture, at Ohio
State university, has consented to
spend Monday afternoon and evening
with the Madison County campers to
help them start their program for the
week.
Mr. Cunningham took office as Dean
of the College of Agriculture on July
l. He is very much interested in rural
people, especially boys and girls. He
owns a large farm in the northern
part of Clark county.
There will be between 40 and 90 in
Club Camp, according to present in
dications Enrollments were slow to
come in at first but are coming in
rapidly now according to Lyman f..
Baker, County Club Agent.
The camp program will include
classes in needle work, puzzles and
homemade games, singing and camp
craft. In addition to the classes there
will be swimming and other forms of
recreation. The other forms of recre-
alton will include recreation ball,
tether ball, box hockey, volley ball and
horseshoe pitching. Each evening
vesper and camp fire programs will be
enjoyed, planned and put on by the
members of the camp. Each afternoon
from 200 to 800 o'clock an apprecia-
ton hour will be held.
The needle work will be taught by
Dorothy Stone and Glenna Alderman,
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Burg Drug Store
Gets New Owners

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Slater, of
Mechanicsburg, have sold their drug
store in Meehanicsburg to c. S. Smith
and his sons of Wauseon.
Mr.. Smith is moving his family to
Mechanicsburg and will take immedi-
ate possession of the store. His two
sons will be associated with him in
the conduct of the store. One son is
in a drug store in Toledo and the
other has just graduated from Ohio
Northern university. Both are regis
tered pharmacists.
The Slater family plans to spend
the remainder of the summer at
Russell's Point where they have a
drug store and return to their Florida
home for the winter.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02

mounting number Of greens fees
which are received daily.
Sundays blind bogey was won by
DR.. r. S. Postle and F E. Sidener,
sr., who played the course in rs and
73, respectively, while the unknown
score was IA. Each was given a
S1.75 prize, while G. T. Clark, jr.,
and f e. Sidener, jr., divided the So
prize for making the most pars,
nine. E. r. Schurr shot the low
medal score of the play, So, and was
awarded S1.50. A like prize for hay-
ing the highest score on any one hole
went to p v Miller who turned in
lucky" 13 on No. 2 John Graham
club pro, who is managing the events,
stated today that another bogey
would be held next Sunday.
The hooks and slices of the day
Young Pack Sidener turned in the
best score, 70, making al out and
Continued on Page Twol
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
TITLE GAME
WEDNESDAY
DECIDING CONTEST IN RECREA-
TION BASEBALL LEAGUE TO
BE STAGED AT PRISON
FARM DIAMOND

The final game of the second half
of the London recreation, baseball
league season will be played on We'd
nesday night at the London prison
farm honor camp diamond between
the Madison County Auto Company
and the honor camp team.
The winner of the game will take
the second half season of play and
will be eligible to compete in the lit
tie worlds series for the city title
provided the Madison County Team
fails to win.
The auto company outfit won the
first half-season of play and will
win the city title if the outfit takes
Wednesdays game.
The contest will start promptly al
6:30 o'clock and two Springfield City
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Wins Freedom
At Prison Farm
HENRY JONES, COLORED LITER
AND SUPT. AMRINE'S AT
TENDANT. GETS A COMMU-
TATION

After serving II years in prison,
eight of which were spent at the
London prison farm and five of the
eight as attendant of Supt. w. F.
Amrine, Henry Jones, Sc, colored,
was free today and on his way home
to Mahoning county, following the
action Of Governor George White in
committing the life sentence of Jones
to expire at once.
Jones was sent up from Mahonirg
county on March II, 1915, to serve
life for first degree murder. He had
made quite a record in prison and
was almost invaluable in his personal
work in the prison farm for Supt.
Amrine and his corps.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
NEWS IN COURT
HOUSE CIRCLES
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE THE
PLANS FOR SURFACE TREAT
MENT OF ROADS IN TOWN
SHIPS FOR 6.75 MILES
JURY COMMISSIONERS TO DRAW
JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
COURT TERM AUG 22-
OTHER COURT ITEMS

The Madison county commissioners
have approved the estimate of Coun-
ty Engineer H. l.. McCafferty for
the improvement of Road No. 7 in
Canaan and jefferson townships for
distance Of CTS miles, the road to
be surface treated for width of l6
feet.
One-half mile Of the improvement
is in Canaan township and will cost
$3l9, with the Ga miles in Jeffer-
son township to cost $3,877. The
jefferson township trustees have
agreed to stand one-half of the cost
in the township.
The improvement extends from
Road As in Madison county to the
Franklin county line.
To Draw Jurors
Under the new jury laws of Ohio,
an entry has been filed in the Madi-
son county common pleas court by
virtue of which the county jury COM
Ibed OIeHOWelH OIL LOH-
don, and o. J. Ray, of Mt. Sterling,
will meet in the common pleas court
room on Monday, August %, to draw
Jurors from the jury wheel for the
term of court.
The provisions Of the law provide
that the jurors be drawn by the COM
in the presence of the
common pleas judge, sheriff and
clerk
The entry states that the grand
jury will convene in London on Sep
tember II and the petit jury one
week later on September 10.
Marriage Licenses Granted
James Z. Mallon, office manager,
Dayton, and Dorothy Adams, office
worker, London, r. d. 3. Rev. B. Fl.
Haynes, Warren street, Columbus,
performed the ceremony.
Stephen Plant and Mrs. Anna
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
]. B. ROSEBERRY
DIES SUDDENLY
LILLY CHAPEL FARMER STRICK-
EN- WHILE WORKING-FU-
NERAL TO BE HELD ON
WEDNESDAY,

John B. Roseberry, aged AT years,
widely known Madison county farmer
dropped dead of heart disease at 8
a. m. Monday at his home on a farm
south of here near Lilly Chapel.
Mr.. Roseberry was working at the
barn when stricken, and died before
he could be moved to the house.
He was born in Pike township on
July 26, 1884, and was a son Of
E. r. and Mary Carter Roseberry.
He had resided in Madison county
during his entire lifetime, spending
the greater part of his life in and
near Rosedale.
He was a member of the Mechan-
icspurg Knights of Pythias lodge,
Fairfield Grange and Lilly Chapel
Methodist church. He also was as
sociated with farm and club work in
the county.
Mr. Roseberry is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mabel Hanson Rose
berry, formerly of London, one son,
Robert, and one daughter, Marian. He
also leaves one brother, j. c. Rose
berry of West jefferson, and five
sisters, Mrs. Pearl Stoddard, Mrs.
Edward Stoddard and Mrs. Ben King,
all of Irwin, Mrs. w. j. Morgridge,
of Plain City, and Mrs. Nathan Har-
ter of Greenville, Pa.
The funeral service will be held at
the residence on the London-Lilly
Chapel road on Wednesday afternoon
at l 80 o'clock, conducted by Rev. O.
E. Ford, of Columbus, formerly OF
Mechanicsburg, assisted by Rev. Z. S
Wilson, of Lilly Chapel. Burial will
be made in the Mechanicsburg ceme-
terry in charge OF Undertaken w. f.
Lukens, of London.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Co. c at Camp

Company c, headed by Captain A.
B. Rankin, left Sunday morning on
the Pennsylvania railroad for Camp
Perry where the local unit of the
166th Infantry, Ohio National Guard,
will remain in camp for two weeks
with the other units of the regiment
under Col Robert Haubrich.
Company C is one of the crack out
fits of the Ohio National Guard and
the other enlisted officers are First
Lieut.. Keith K. Kinner and Second
Lieut.. Charles Morcher.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Girl Hurt in Lilly
Chapel Accident

Miss Virginia mclaughlin suf-
fered severe leg cuts and body bruis-
es when the auto in which she was
riding with her father Abe Me
Glaughlin, and brother, Wilbur, col
lided with another car at the road
intersection in Lilly Chapel, Thurs
day afternoon. The father and
brother escaped unhurt. Miss Nc
Glaughlin was taken to the office OF
DR.. j. Wm Hurt in West Jefferson
where her injuries were dressed. Oc-
cupants of the car, whose names were
not learned, also escaped injury.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Truck and Auto
Meet; Wreck House

A truck belonging to Joe Choney,
2S1O Summit ST., Columbus, and
driven by Lester Beaner, 629 Kerr
ST., Columbus, crashed into the rear
end of a car being driven by H. l..
Kinnaird, on the London-Jefferson
road early Friday evening, and
knocked it, against the home of John
Frey, located at the edge of West
Jefferson.
Both truck and car were badly
damaged and the front porch was
knocked off the house and part OF
the siding and plaster were ruined
The accident is said to have happened
when the truck driver went to sleep
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Receiver Will
Conduct Local Store

The ]. r. Atchison Drug company
store on Main street has been placed
in the hands of a receiver in the
Franklin county courts and d. f.
Strine, of Columbus, has taken
charge of the operation of the store
as receiver.
The store will be continued in op-
Grafton, Mr.. Strine stated today. The
receiver is a former resident of Lon
don, having been employed in the G
H. Hartman drug store here for I
time some years ago.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Mrs. Lowell Fess
Hurt In Crash
LAW OF u. S. SEN
ATOR FESS SUFFERS ARM,
HAND INJURY IN ACCI-
DENT NEAR HERE

Mrs. Lowell Fess, of Akron, daugh-
ter-in-law of u. S. Senator S ID.
Fess, of Yellow Springs, suffered a
badly lacerated right hand and a
sprained right arm late Monday when
a tire of her auto blew out and her
machine skidded in fresh gravel near
London.
Mrs. Fess, who was driving alone
at the time, lost control of the ma
chine on the detour of U. S. 40 near
Lafayette, four miles northeast of
here. Her injuries were attended by
DIR. II. p. Sparkling, London.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Bethel Homecoming
Arranged For Next Sunday, August
At Bethel Church-Special
Program Planned

The fifteenth annual Bethel home
coming will be held on Sunday, Aug
ust Z, at the Bethel church, II miles
southeast Of London.
All persons, who have been at any
time affiliated with this church or are
interested in its future, are cordially
invited to attend. Bring dishes, silver
ware and well-filled baskets and enjoy
the day.
The program committee is made up
of the officers of the association with
Herbert Deem of Columbus as presi-
dent.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Band Concert
Attracts Crowd

The band concert of the London
Creamery band, sponsored by the
business firms and individuals, on
Saturday night between the railroads,
attracted an excellent attendance.
The concerts are to be regular af-
fairs for the next few weeks, which
will be welcome news to the residents
of the city and surrounding territory.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Scout Goes
To Camp Perry

Richard Robson, jr., London Eagle
Scout, left on Sunday with Company
C, 166th Infantry, Ohio National
Guard, for the two weeks encamp
ment of the outfit at Camp Perry,
where he will serve as orderly for
Captain A. B. Rankin, commanding
officer of the local unit.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
Mrs. Paul Jenkins
In The Hospital

Mrs. Paul Jenkins is patient in
Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus, where
she is taking treatment.
Mrs. Jenkins, who is war bride
and a native of Germany, has been
i'll for the past several months.