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EXPERIENCED PAINTER. interior
guaranteed. DE. 0s6i. is
GENERAL DRAFTING service; struct.
a5Sh'' 5o6s men, me sans t9po'' large or small
NEED WINTER REPAIRING on your
shnr hGme? WsfeTpFHofns psrepeF@f bosa. Gement n,
:, LANES Johnson. Ii. 6-6981. S15
RECORDER. Webster wire. fine shane
$50; also Remington portable type
writer. $50; CO. 0303.
REFRlGERATOR. Seryel. apt. size.
gfG eTGelieRt aa15 condition; reasonable: Cali
RUGS; Chinese, ax1e. blue; also 3
small small Size; all very reasonable. AK.
REFRiGERAroR. 1850 Prisidaire. o
eui ecui,, r., left-hand door. brand-new.
sI1I fnanrins m wassh9afe builders surplus;
after , pm. Sunday or Z pm.
RANGE, Roper gas. ivy porcelain,
5aeIe Wn sats6p' tSp' good condition, s35.
REFRIGESRAToR. IeHSR electric, = GU. #
new unit, excellent running cond.,
REFRiGERAfoss, REF1e; ss,@oaS' eas, r cu, t.. n.r.
pioeGI pieGI c9naition, LA. ,6-s791. -16
Dhpy carriage, 20; Whfrldry washer,
SS5:. professional marimba, S35.
22I1 g st; Sc, Dillon Park. Md.
RUGS Sx12. all wool, maroon color,
exceI. cond., 500; also 2 baby chests,
RUGS G); broadloom twist: blue,
l2xl s., red. 9xl2; perfect cond., lust
clsaned; moving; sacrifice. OR, 1873,
hEFhlGERATOR. Servel. gas. s Gu. II.
Si9q or best offer. RA. 6606.
hiFLES-3 SprinRfleld rifles. excellent
Gondltlon; 23-ft. trailer; cheap. Cali
WA. 1928 after 2 pm.
hUG, broadloom. 12xl4; HOLLYWOOD
pea, chinelle bedspread, rock. chair,
lawn law mower. stepladder. kitchenware.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOKKEEPER, part-time, SEQ mo. :;
books started. kept part time; in
come taxes prompt; local refs. EN-.
1854.
EXPERIENCED CARPENTER
Expert on small Jobs. reasonable
prices. Call HAPPY JACK" UN.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

BABY GRAND PIANO
5000. OIL. 1904. -15
BAND SAW, Walker-Turner, 12-inch,
with motor and stand. for sale. R.
O. BUSH. OIL. 7746.
BANJO UKE. exceptional, $50; guitar
over 80 yrs. old. $50. EN-. 3033:
BARRACKS
Tearing down Navy barracks at
Bellevue. building materials Of all
livery made direct from JOB site at
our yard and order from the SAM
ples-sheet rock. plasterboard, gyp-
sum board. asbestos siding. insula..
ton, modern radiators. hardwood
doors. oak flooring, plywood. double
hung windows with 6 lights. COM
plete with screens and frame.
visa isnmanF our JOB osft site at 9th and c sts.
NV. Fire escapes. iron beams,
trusses, pine and maple flooring.
ABCD CORP.
1881 Jefferson Davis Hgwy., Arl
Otis s755
BAND SAW, 80 in. Fay & Eean,
Model $50. high-speed ball-bearing.
with 3-h.p., 3-phase. 22O-volt mo-
tor; almost new; S1.175. NESBITT
EQUIPMENT CO.. ov. 1856, lis
BAR BELLS; new set. $50 value for
BAss,NEITE. As VET E folding Id type, plastic
BATHRooM tsiaHIRR SeM sas1N. good lsa eond @,
sizes 22xls and 17x19. GL. nH"s.
10
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CAMERAS

Brand-new, from the worlds finest
manufacturers By authorized COM
plete photo department store. Bar
gains and used cameras and movie
equipment; fully guaranteed for one
year; pay cash or 6 to Is months;
enjoy legal title protection; highest
trade-in allowances; lowest prices;
expert free instruction. Ask for free
Brenner'S Camera Catalog. 7-hour
photo finishing Repairs. 81 years
trade experience. See tomorrow.
pDEATNyEn nYTNrN ~@
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or TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks

Speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Low Cost. Enroll Any Time.
Day or Night
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
1406 G st. NV. Sterling 2252
Evening star., 1950-10-15

ALUMINIUM LIFETIME SIDING
Baked enamel finish. The thrill of
a new home without the cost JIM.
asbestos siding and roofing, Cinco
alum. storm windows for both case
Went aaa des hqas Phone wnqST' W. eSsS
CAPITOL CONTRACTING co. 4SI9
Bethesda ave.
AUTOMOBILE CLOCKS
All makes auto clocks repaired. clocks
removed and installed free of
anteed. AUTO Clock SHOP. iio5
list st. NV. RE. 5537.
BASEMENT WATERPROOFED. Con-
room. Celotex tile and panel install
latlons for any room. AID. 1880.
BRICK BRICK woRKEwalls. ss,walls. chimney. tire-
manshiD. MI. 611s. after pm.
BRICK WoRK-Remodeling spe-
cialty; intelligent ANALYSIS of your
problems. TU. l241 or ov, o455,
BUILDING AND REMoDELING by
exoer. mechanics; estimates free;
70 years eXper. Ewes, Sun, WA.
n2?o; weekdays to & pm. ME.
BUILDING, REMODELING, eXper
workman; free estimates. CHI. 1892
or Fairfax 466-J
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
carpentry. brick. cement work. paint
ing. II. 3-372s. MR.. BAKER. II.
CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip. foreign or domestic)
BRENNER, 933 Penna ave. NV
CARPENTER-Gene contracting
alterations, additions. rec rms. etc.
j. w. PARRY-HILL. HO. 6295.
CARPENTRY. cabinet work. small re-
pairs; white mechanics; reliable
Evening star., 1950-10-15
AUTO SEAT COVERS
BABY CARRIAGE
AND CRIR SALE

All nat. adv. brands. We need room
for toys.
Carriage. reg. S1a.95 for S16.a5.
Carriage, reg. S32 so for S26.95.
Carriage. reg. S34 90 for S29a5.
ribs, Sribs, reg reg So s' a5 for lor 500 $3.50 81
Cribs, reg. S34 95 for $685..
Crib mattress. special 1895.
NATIONAL BABY SHOP
246l 18th st. NV. HU. $3.50.
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE-FURNITURE

TURNER FURNITURE
923 G ST. NV, MA. 8157
Are in a position to outfit your 3.rm.
apartment for as low as Sl69. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made in
our store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedroom We will
give you a double bed. 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity. or dresser
in walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get full inner
spring constructed couch and one
chair and for your kitchen, a s.
piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish. All three rooms out
fitted for only S169. Should you
have a two-bedroom apartment to
furnish. Turner's will outfit your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shop
us before. you buy. and save. Re-
member, liberal terms arranged and
no interest or finance charges for
credit.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

Learn TYPING-S6 Month
Beginners or Brushup Course
Choice Of Hours from q am.-9 pm
TYPING SCHOOL
1406 G ST NV STERLING ooS2
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ANTIQUES
Silver Spring Antique
Exhibition and Sale
Oct. Is, II, 18, 10, 20 at
Silver Spring ArmorY

COIIer.orS ha11-price courtesy. Ticket!
may be had by calling
waiter Reed ANTIQUE Shop.
TU. 2727 or GE. 1908
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ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES, SPECIAL

and reproductions. entire contents
naval officers GEORGETOWN home
ia 2Gth st. NV. , to 6 D m II Z
Evening star., 1950-10-15

BIG PAY JOBS
AVAILABLE IN TELEVISION.
Find out how you can qualify "a
work in the TV industry. Veterans
training approved under the GI bill
Non-veterans can arrange to pay
after graduation and employment
For information or appointment
phone w. Wagner. EX. 5406.
AMERICAN TELEVisION,
1910 Eye ST. NV. -21
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ANTIQUES AND GIFTS
COUNTRY VIEW

Fairland. Md tout ColeSville I'd. 70
Laurel I'd. from White Oak. . beau
tiful antique sofas, unusually fine
marble-top dresser and waShStand.
walnut desk tables chairS etc
Evening star., 1950-10-15

STUDYING PAINTING for pleasure
under Clayton Henry. director OF
art at the
Brush and Palette Studios
Evening star., 1950-10-15
TURNER'S
900 q CT NJ VI AYA OLE

Z y OII1NIIL ~
923 G st. NV. Ma. 8157
NEW AND USED
Warehouse Sale Sun. 1875
Featuring new Hollywood units,
compl. with headboard, sgl., dbl.
"a size, S49-S69 Bedrm suites,
S75-SI"5. Chests, dressers, yani-
ties, Sl9-S39. Coil box springs,
mattresses, bedsteads. headboards,
wardrobes. Also dinettes, liv. rms,
household misc.
Dawson Furn. Co. Warehouse
Evening star., 1950-10-15

0742.
CHINA CLOSET-solid oak. walnut
nnlsh. oval glass sides and door.
$40; buffet and round extension
tsole to match; reas. DU. 1889
CHINESE ITEMS - Nested tables
chow benches, chests, table linens
brassware etc WA 0T12
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CARPENTRY

Sen. remod.; recr. rooms. bookcases,
etc: work guaranteed; financing
G. F. ST. DENIS. LU. 1-5512 20
Evening star., 1950-10-15

ACCOMPANIST experienced. desires
work several evenings week. Phone
OR. 1897 after $50 pm. week
days. all day Saturdays and Sun
Evening star., 1950-10-15
BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIAL

Wrecking several jobs, all material
for sale at our yard. Good sound
lumber, all sizes; flooring, siding,
brick, steel beams, doors. windows,
plasterboard, plywood, pipe fittings,
heating plants. radiator plumbing
materials. Hundreds Of bargains. We
deliver. Open Sat. all day. Sun. 9-3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Practice Government Impresses
Youths Home From State Jobs

State were chosen for several Of
fices. Tom Bopeley, London, was
elected Senator; Richard Dorm,
near London, to the house of
representatives; William Wake
man, Madison Rural School, was
appointed city engineer and Ray
mond Atkins, Sedalia, was ap-
pointed to the Highway Patrol.
A committee from London Ro-
tary club, Lions club, Junior
Chamber of Commerce and Mad
ison Post American Legion and
its Auxiliary, sponsoring organiza-
tions, are planning a dinner in
honor of their delegates to Boys
and Girls States.
The organizations also expressed
appreciation to K. r. Fichner of
the Schlechty-Fichner Funeral
Home for use of the station wagon
to take the London boys to Camp
Perry and Dick Robson for his
careful driving and to others who
assisted with details for making
the trip possible for the London
group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Driver Is Fined
After Accident

Joseph E. Ross, Is. of 1884 Com
monwealth, Madison Wisconsin,
paid fines on two charges in
Mayor Z. P. Speasmaker's court
Tuesday morning, following his
arrest by Deputy Sheriff Robert
Allison for reckless operation and
operating a motor vehicle without
a license.
On the charge of reckless OPP
Grafton he paid sos and costs and
for operating a motor vehicle with
out a license, $40 and. costs.
4 According to Deputy Allison,
Ross driving a tractor pulling a
trailer. west on u S. Route 40
about 3:45 Tuesday morning. ap-
parently fell asleep, ran off the
road and sideswiped an automobile
owned by Roy Lambert and an
other owned by Edward Lambert,
parked off the highway in front
of the Roy Lambert home in La
fayette.
Both cars were badly damaged
and the rear wheels were knocked
from under the trailer, the deputy
stated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Non-communist
Gath Considered

A suggestion that all employees
of the state of Ohio be required
to swear that they are not Com
munists was being considered by
Governor Lausche Wednesday.
The suggestion came from Atty.
Gen. Herbert S. Duffy who in
formed the governor that he had
required all of his employees to
sign non-Communist affidavits.
Il did not have a dissent" the
attorney general wrote.
l think the tlnlc is propitiouS
for this to be done in every state
department, board, bureau and
commission" the attorney general
stated. May I sonclu your cooper
alton to direct the various of
ficials II charge of the various
departments to require this of
every employe who is employed
by the state of Ohio"
A bill that would require all
state employees, including school
teachers and college professors, to
take such an oath, failed to get
through the last session of the
General Assembly.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Plan Now 10
Enjoy Safer
July Fourth
Child ILL.,. 3, Fatally Injured
RosedaIe Boy
Dies Enroute
To Hospital

Little Ernest Hicks, 3 yrs old next
month. the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Loney Hicks, Rosedale, was
fatally injured shortly before noon
Thursday when struck by an auto
as he ran across the road in front
Of the Hicks home. He died in
an ambulance enroute to Univer-
sity Hospital in Columbus.
The child ran from the west to
the east side of the Rosedale- Mil
ford Center Road a few minutes
after II a. m. and was struck by
an auto owned and driven by Will
liam H. Brickels, "a, of $50 Boyce
Street, Urbana, Ohio, Deputy
Sheriff Robert Allison stated.
Deputy Allison with Deputy
Sheriff H. c. Markley and High
way Patrolman Monas, investigat-
ed the accident, Mr.. Brickels was
not held.
Witnesses reported tt.at the
child ran directly in 'front.' of the
auto. Investigating officers stated
that the accident was observed
by two witnesses. They reported
that the child was struck by the
left front corner of the cars
bumper.
Mrs. Hicks told officers that
just moment before the accident
she had intended to call the child
to come into the house.
Immediately after the accident
which occurred about 200 feet
north of the intersection of the
Rosedale- Milford Center Road
and the Rosedale-M Mechanicsburg
Road, the Madison County Sher-
ifs office was notified and in
turn sent the ambulance to the
scene. However physicians pro-
nounced the child dead on arrival
at the hospital.
Franklin County Coroner Rob-
ert A. Evans, said the boy died
of a skull fracture and multiple
internal hemorrhages. .ssss...s.......-....... \.
The family formerly lived at
1925 Zuber Rd., in Grove City
They moved to Rosedale eight
months ago.
Funeral Monday
In addition to his parents, Ern.
est is survived by two aunts, Mrs
Della Hise, 143 Sherman Ave-, and
Mrs. Marie Hicks, 756 King Ave
Columbus; his maternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Smith, of South Webster, and his
paternal grandmother, Mrs. Vena
Scagraves, Letitia, KY.
Funeral services Monday at 1C
a. m. in the Fell Funeral Home,
Columbus. Interment at South
Webster.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Jury Calls It
An Even Break

A jury celebrating little more
than hour left both parties in a
court action as they were when
they started, when the verdict
was returned Tuesday following
trial of the case of MarloWe r.
Deaton, Springfield VS. Blanche
Stickels, Summerford, in the
Madison County Common Pleas
Court.
Trial of the suit, resulting from
an auto accident at Oak and West
High SITS, the night of Nov. 10,
1947, opened Monday morning
Deaton sought $500 damages in
his petition and the defendant
$500.
The verdict of the jury was In
favor of the defendant on the
plaintiffs petition and in favor
of the plaintiff on the defendants
answer and cross petition. Status
of both sides in the action there
fore remained the same as before
the litigation was started.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Ask Strong Rural
Campaign For COP

Strong organizations to- get out
the Republican vote In rural Ohip
were urged "Wednesday by Re-
publican State Chairman Ray c.
Bliss at a meeting with the party's
county chairmen In the Neil
House, Columbus.
Pointing out at least 10000 Re-
publican voters did not go to the
polls in the disastrous election of
1948, Bliss told the chairmen they
must poll at precincts in their
counties. There has been no poll
of these in a number of years,
he said.
He also insisted they enlist vol
uHteer workers, asserting:
This year there Is an unusual
opportunity to draw on people
who, for the first time, want to
get into politics.
Bliss announced he is setting up
a full-time speakers bureau al
state headquarters. beginning July
5. ard a legislative bureau to as
sist Republican candidates for the
Ohio Legislature. Bliss plans to
meet soon with the legislative
candidates.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
South SoIon Men
Attend Hearinu
At Greenfield

Madison county residents were
among those attending a hearing
Wednesday in Greenfield in con-
nection proposed abandonment of
the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Rail-
road passenger service.
Some of the most vigorous pro-
tests were made by representa-
ives of South Solon and Green
field.
Among those from South Solon
attending to register protests were
Gail Clark, groceryman and
spokesman for the Lions-club,
who submitted petitions bearing
several signatures; Malcolm Me-
Gilliard, manager of the Opekasit
elevators, Emmitt Simmermon and.
" G. Evans. ahs
McGilliard objected strongly tol
the loss of important mail and ex-1
press service should the passengers
coach, which operates betweenl
Springfield and Jackson, be abb
andoned.
Announcement was made that
a third hearing to allow testi-'
mony to be taken from railroad
/ representatives will be August s
in Columbus before the Ohio Pub
lie Utilities Commission. M
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
LONDON SOLDIER
SERVES IN JAPAN

With the Eighth Army in Kobe,
Japan: Private Ernest Smith, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Smith, R.R.
No. 2, London, Ohio, is now stat
ioned at Kobe Base, Japan, where
he is performing duty with Army
Occupation Forces.
Pvt. Smith entered the Army
in January 1949 at Dayton, Ohio.
He was assigned to duty in Japan
in April 1949. He is a member of
555th Ordnance Medium Automo-
tive Maintenance Company.
The primary mission of Kobe
Base is to provide supplies for
the Occupation Forces throughout
southern Japan. In addition, all
personnel are constantly receiving
refresher military training In
order to maintain each unit in a
combat effective status.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Councils Special
Meeting On Water
P Problems FRIDAY

London city council will con-
vene in special session Friday
evening June 80 for consideration
and discussion of problems per-
tanning to purchase of the Water
Works Company and for the pass
age of any legislation necessary
as of that time
1t is expected that council will
also take action ON the bid re-
Gently received for purchase of
a Bullclam tractor shovel to be
used in trench-disposal of garbage.
Other business likely before
council during the special session
will be discussion of the contract
for collection and disposal of
London garbage.
s The next regular council meet
ING following the special session,
is Friday night July {.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

Buckeye Girls State, Columbus
and Buckeye Boys State. Camp
Perry, are now but pleasant men,
ories to those who had the op-
portunity to spend the week find
ing out how the government
clicks; shared in running affairs
of the two pseudo states and the
fun and recreation for off duty
hours.
Miss Dorothy Ann Hooking,
London, who represented the Auxi-
liary of Madison Post American
Legion, was elected water COM
missioner for the week at Girls
State. Miss Hooking, talented
musician, played a violin in the
orchestra, a solo part at one OF
the performances and also violin
solos on two of the programs. She
also sang in the chorus.
Mrs. Floyd Williams of Lon
don, was assistant to Mrs. Lester
Merritt of Columbus, dean of gov
ernment for Girls State.
The three boys from London
and vicinity who attended Boys
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Repair Of Joint
County Ditch Set

Repairs to the Elizabeth-E Eng
land joint county ditch were ap-
proved at a final rearing in
Washington c. HI. Tuesday.
The contract for replacing the
tile is to be let August Z, as ap-
proved by the commissioners of
Fayette and Madison Counties.
One remorstrance was filed by
Lena Schein of Madison Town
ship, Fayette County but the vote
of the commissioners to approve
the repairs was unanimous.
Work on the joint county ditch
is to be under the supervision of
the Fayette County Engineer.
Madison County commissioners
attending were: Glenn r. Daugh-
erty and George w. Taylor. Fay
cite County commissioners were
Homer Miller, Thomas Parrett
and Ralph Minton. Madison
County Engineer Howard Graham
and Charles Ferguson, Fayette
County engineer, were also at the
hearing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Closing Session
OF Bible School
To Open Friday

The closing sessions of the COM
munity Daily Vacation Bible school
will begin at 900 a. m, Friday.
These will be open classes, with
all parents cordially invited to
visit and see how the children
have been taught and what they
have been doing
With an enrolment of 80 chill
dren from four years to school
age, the Beginners Department,
under the supervision of Mrs. Mar
ion Trees has been studying
Working Gu t-of-d oors" and
Homes for ALL" Mrs. Wendell
Farrar and Miss Mary Ann Drury
have been teaching with Mrs.
Trees, and Misses Mary Kay Dill
ingham, Rita Miller, and Barbara
Clancy were assistant teachers.
Tie Primary Department, with
Al children from the first through
the third grade, have been 'Ex-
ploring Gods Out-of-doors," a
theme that has been developed
through worship and songs, stories
and projects. Mrs. Lawrence Puck
EFT, as superintendent told the
stories each day. Mrs. Donald
White led in worship. and Mrs.
Lawrence Rugh supervised the
project work. Assisting them, as
the children made exploratory
trips, made a museum of their
finds, built an aquarium, and
planted seeds in individual plots,
were Mrs. Larry Scheel, Misses
Phyllis Foster, Connie Gallagher
| Nancy Burris, Phyllis Clark, and
Carolyn Rowland.
Part of the offerings of the
primary group is being sent to
the Licensed Agencies for Relief of
Asia for seeds to be sent to Jap
anese children.
Forty members of the 4th, 5th
ana otn grades from tne junior
Department, meeting in the Epis-
copal church. Rev. Imbrie and Rev
Rugh have shared the worship
activities of this group. while Mrs.
Cameron Green and Mrs. Floyd
Hilhnan taught the course in
Finding God Through Work.
with Rosemary and Bill Andrews
assisting in the recreational and
project work.
Mrs. A. r. Hooking and Mrs
Arthur Shenefelt provided the
music for worship services. Rev,
Shenefelt, superintendent of the
school, and the other members OF
the committee expressed appreci-
alton to those who have given
time and energy to The Bible
School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
~
Mrs. Jennie Fee eIey
Dies Thursday

Mrs. Jennie Feeley, 179 South
Madison Road, died Thursday at
her home following a several
years illness.
A lifelong resident of Madison
county, Mrs. Feeley is survived by
five sons and four daughters, Will
liam, James and Roy Feeley of
London; Francis and Harold, Co
lumbus; Mrs. Blanche Skinner and
Mrs. Mae Keleher, London; Mrs.
Gertrude Dennis, Columbus and
Mrs. Helen Trossen, Springfield;
a sister, Mrs. Della Bigelow, West
jefferson; three brothers, Patrick
Marrah. London; Michael of Bost-
on and John of Columbus; 13
grandchildren, seven great grand
children and two great-great
grandchildren.
Solemn requiem mass at st.
Patrick's Church, London, at $50
Saturday morning. Interment in
St. Patrick's Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Churches Hold
Union Services

During the summer Sundays
union services will be conducted
by the Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches. For the month of July
the services will be at the Pres
byterian church with the Meth
odist minister, choir and organist
in charge of the services,
During August and the first
Sunday in September the services
will be at the Methodist Church
with the Presbyterian minister,
choir and organist conducting the
the worship.
The services will be at 10
o'clock throughout the entire SER
les. The church schools are hold
ing their sessions at their respect
i've churches at 9 o'clock in both
cases.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Woman Seriously.
Burned In Blast
From Oil Stove

Mrs. Sam Mccoy, AS, was in
serious condition in University
Hospital Thursday with burns
over her entire body. received
when a kerosene stove exploded
at the Mccoy farm home four
miles east of Plain City on Route
161.
Mrs. Mccoy was filling the stove
when it exploded, setting fire to
her clothing. She rushed outside
and passing motorists stopped and
aided her. Her clothing was burn
ed off.
Neighbors put out the fire In the
house before firemen from Plain
City arrived.
Mrs. Mccoy was home alone at
the time of the accident.