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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
PENWELL LEAVES NAVY

Charles Penwell arrived home
last week after receiving his dis
charge from the u. S. Navy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flugge
and family were Sunday guests
of their daughter, Marjorie, at
Cincinnati, O. last Sunday, Feb. 5.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Masters will move
from the Harper Apartment on
Main st. to the property on Twin
st. on Saturday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

has got some of us wondering when
it will all end.
Taxpayers can sit back and re-
lax, there will be no new taxes,
says a news magazine. But it's the
old ones that have got us on edge.
When the U. S. got the Atom
bomb, Russia felt she had to rush
an A-bomD out. Whichever one
gets the mightier Hydrogen bomb
first, the other had better get the
H out.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
RESIDENTS MOVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Biggoney and
family of Twin ST are moving to
Baltimore, Ohio on Friday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14
PASSES FLORIDA EXAM

Word has been received by
Judge and Mrs. Harvey B. Ed
wards, East High street, that their
son-in-law, Willard Price of Co.
lum, formerly of London, had pas
sed the examinations of the
Florida State Board of Pharmacy
Mr. Price graduated from the
College of Pharmacy at Ohio
State University in December
1948. He passed the Ohio Board
of Pharmacy, and has been as
sistant manager of a Gray's Drug
store on Parsons avenue, column
bus, the last several months.
He and Mrs. Price, the former
Dorothy Jean Edwards of London,
left for Florida about ten days
ago and expect TO locate in that
state.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-14

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Evening star., 1950-05-22

Colormagc to give your efficiency that decorator
look! Decoratordesgned printed slip
in rich wine and cool green's All made of heavy cotton
twill that WE'LL aunders so we'll Shrredskirted
dvan shpcovers with pillow that snapon
for smooth fit Chair easily adjusted fit club Law
cogswe buttonback and wngchars like cusom-mades
Sofa Covers 1898 Daveno and Hollywood Bed Covers
sApcous Floor Washington Floor saver Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
BY the Asseeiaied Press

OTTAWA. July ~. The
Canadian navy said yesterday that
one or more foreign submarines
probably have been off the east
coast of Canada during the past
month.
While the Navy's statement did
not mention Russian by name,
naval officials said they believed
Russia is the only foreign power
that could have had the mysteri-
Gus undersea craft operating
there.
The Canadian Navy and Air
Force are on the prowl, trying to
spot one intruder which may have
come within Canada's three mile
limit. 1t was explained that If
the submarine is outside the three
mile limit Canadian planes and
ships will shadow it. If the craft
is inside the limit they can order
it into the nearest harbor and
take military action if it disobeys.
Would Need Permission.
A Russian submarine, or any
other. would have a right to come
within three miles of the coast
of Canada or any other country.
Once inside that limit, however,
it would be violating Canadian
territory without permission.
The Navy statement said:
"a preliminary assessment of a
series of reports of submarine
Sightings ranging from the Grand
Banks of Newfoundland to the
Bay of Fundy indicate that one
or more submarines of an un-
known nationality had probably
been in the waters off the east
coast of Canada during the past
month.
Reports, most of them received
from fishermen, of submarines
sighted were examined. and it is
considered likely that a single
strange sub was in the bay"
Canada Has No Subs.
Checks with Washington and
London have shown that no.
American or British submarines
were in that area in the weeks
covered by the sighting reports.
Canada has no submarines.
The Navy gave particular at
tention to the report of George
Timer, Chance Harbor IN. b.
fisherman. Timer said he saw a
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Canadian Navy Hunting Sub
Believed in Smile Limit

submarine inside the Smile limit
on July 5 and added that the
craft in crash-diving partially
swamped his fishing boat.
A Spanish fishing trawler re-
ported seeing a submarine on
the Grand Banks of Newfound-
land on July 10. A check with
the British Admiralty is expected
to show soon whether it was the
British submarine Astute, en- route
from Halifax to Plymouth after
training with Canadian naval
units.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Smooth Working Bandits
Rob Ohio Bank Of 10000
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
CINCINNATI, July 27.-A we'll
geared trio of bank robbers is still
at large today with an estimated
$40,0 taken from the Corryville
branch of the Fifth Third Union
Trust Co.
Police and FBI agents are work
ing on two leads.
The three gunmen entered the
bank shortly before its 2 pm. clos
ing time yesterday and cowed the
four employees and II patrons with
their pistols.
Working smoothly, they stuffed
two briefcases with money from
the cash drawers.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-01
$514 Is Average
At Miles CITY

BULLS CONSIGNED by Richards
& Radke of Miles City and Charles
j. johnson of Lambert were rated
grand champion and reserve cham
pion at the Eastern Montana Here
ford show at Miles City March q.
The champion Richards & Radke
bull, R. R. Double Image I'd, topped
the sale at $1,025. 1t was purchased
by John Barovich of Miles City.
Forty-seven bulls brought an aver
age of $514 and three bull calves
averaged $333.34.
H. B. Sager was auctioneer and
N. A. Jacobsen was judge. Milton
Simpson, president of the Montana
Stockgrowers Assn, presented a
bronze figure of bull to owners of
the champion, awarded by the Miles
City Chamber of Commerce.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-01

Hidden Valley ranch bull at $3.50 and
a Proud Domino 22d bred bull from
the Dan Mahoney consignment of
Townsend
Walter Clark, Sweet Grass, another
discriminating buyer, took two Beck
er Hereford ranch bulls at $3.50 and
5000 each, and a Mahoney bull at
5000.
Murphy Bros selected J. I.
Burch, Choteau, bred bull at $725.
Harris Land & Cattle Co., Highwood,
purchased an E. w. Thompson bred
son of Actor Domino 18th at $3.50:
H. B. Sager, Bozeman, auctioneer,
said the sale averaged the highest
this year for Montana consigned
bulls and brought one of the highest
averages in the nation this year. He
attributed the success of the sale to
the consistent and uniform quality
of the bulls.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-01
MONTANA HEREFORD
AzghAghh
By HERB JILLSON
Field Secretary Montana
Hereford association
By HERB JILLSON

PRIVATE TREATY NOTES:
Charles Descheemaeker of Deschee-
maeker and Croes, Boyd, report the
sale of six coming 2-year-old bulls to
Jay F. Emmett and Jol1ey Bros,
Lowell, Wyo. Charles recently re-
turned from Brookville, Kan, where
he purchased the herd sire prospect,
OK Cascade Goth. w. L. Morgan, Au-
gusta, reports the sale of IL heifers
by Future Anxiety 103d and a herd
sire prospect son of Lamplighter Jr.
SD to Mrs. Bert Mannix, Helmville,
Mont, to foundation another regis
tered herd in the Helmville- Nevada
valley area. :. Elsewhere in this is
sue appears summary of the Great
Falls Hereford congress program.
You might paste it on your shaving
mirror. !. The American Broadcast
ing Co. is planning to do a special
program on the Hereford congress for
rebroadcast on the American Farmer
hour May 20. (. :. H. B. Sager can now
answer to the question: Where can I
hire blind auctioneer?' Sager ar
rived in Great Falls for the spring
bull sale with very bad cold that
had settled in his eyes, closing one
completely and inpairing the vision
If the other. Despite the handicap,
Sager cried the sale to a $702 aver
age-something of record. Much
interest is being evidenced in the
associations Vigilante tour June 49,
10. :. Don Smith of the OXO ranch.
Stevensville, reports he is planning
a May Is bull and heifer sale.
Another new member of the Montana
Hereford Assn. is R. H. Jones, Cas-
cade.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-01

Forming is hazardous business Guoio
carefully against accident but protect your
sell from loss by taking out Monf0no
Former Stockmon SPECIAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY Full information on
request Write Insurance Dept Montono
former-Stockmdn Greet FoIls. Mont
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Meat Balls Take
TO Big Variety

Make up your favorite ground
meat mixture, but in place 0fgthe
usual meat loaf prepare meat
balls, suggests home economist
Reba Stages. The way of varying
meat balls are CHANCES
In meat combinations, the other
ingredients, the seasonings aid
the sauce.
As for the meat mixture, use
any combination you would sbor
a meat loaf. Ground apple, potato
or: chopped parsley may be sAdded
to the mixture. The seasonip9s
may include thyme, basil or dry
mustard. The sauce in which to
cook and serve the meat balls
might be a sweet-sour combination
a mushroom or tomato satice.
Meat balls in sauce are popular
over egg noodles or spaghetti,
In preparing beef, lamb or veal
balls, first brown them in lard
or drippings. Add the sauce and
cook until the balls are done. For
surprise lamb balls. shape. -tlse
ground lamb mixture around
prunes before braising.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31

Mrs. Robert Elder entertained
with tea in her home on Monday
afternoon for the pleasure of her
house guest, Mrs. Eula Elder
Smith of Laguna Beach, Calf.
Mrs. Homer Smith visited rel
atiyes in Circleville and attended
the Pumpkin Show last week.
Mrs. Paul r. Jones of Ashland,
Ohio, were the guest OF Mrs. Viii
liam Francis and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. l.. Ballengee and family last
week.
Mrs. Stephen Warner and son
John, of Chargrin Falls, Ohio
were recent guests of Mrs. Warn
er's father, Mr.. Chase Colvin.
Ronnie Edminston son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roger L. Edmiston was
honor guest at shower given last
Wednesday by Mrs. Lester Colel
and Miss Janice Hampshire in the
home of Mrs. Coler.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
SOUTH SOLON
Due to q foothal, telecast !

Due to a football telecast, the
appearance of Linda Ruth Diffen-
dal was postponed until Oct. 29th
on the Jack Kalan television show
in Cincinnati, The program is
scheduled over WKRC Channel II
at 4 o'clock Oct. 29th.
The Blue Star Mothers organi-
zation met on Tuesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Mae Shanteau
with the following present: Mrs.
Rufus Jenkins, Mrs. Corwin Beat
ty, Mrs. Lewis Spicer, Mrs. Roy
Critics, Mrs. Thurman Spears. Mrs.
Mrs. r. C. Tefft, Mrs. Florence
Crispin, Mrs. Dana Porter, Mrs.
Blanche Gordin and Mrs. Lou
Powell. Mrs. Crispin was CO.
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Jenkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery loops at
tended the puhmpkin show at
Circleviile, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson
and family spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Stew
art and family near Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Ray Vaughn was removed
tor her home Saturday evening
from Springfield City Hospital
where she underwent a major op-
eration.
The second meeting of the
PTA was held Thursday evening
in the school auditorium. Fol-
lowing the installation of officers
in charge Of Mrs. Clifford Glenn
ans, devotionals was in charge
of Rev. Hugh Robinson. The new
president, Hiram .Riegel led the
business, session. Chairman of
Committees for the term are:
program, Mrs. Howard Murry;
ways and means, Mrs. Martha
Stoughton: membership, Mrs.
Dexter Dudley; and devotionals,
Mrs. J. B. Smith. Entertainment
followed was the presentation of
TON Thumb Wedding" by chill
dren OF the primary department
Of the Congregational Christian
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31

method can be devised whereby
someone besides the advertiser
foots part Of the bin.
The gimmick he suggests II .
!elevision box office operating on
q pay-as-you-see-it basis. and the
one he specifically mentions in his
speech-Phonevision-is due to be
tested in Chicago this fall with the
blessings Of the FEC.
LEAVING ELECTRONIC double.
talk out Of 1t, Phonevision, which
was recently demonstrated for me.
Is simply this: system whereby
80 per cent Of an image is telecast
free Of charge, but shows up on the
home screen as SO much hash. To
unscramble the picture one picks
UP the phone and asks the operator
to pipe in the missing per cent
through gadget on his set hooked
up to his telephone line.
At the end OF the month, the
charge for this service Is included
In his phone bin. and the gross take
divvied between the television sta.
ton. the creator Of the program.
and the phone company.
according TO d.. FsHgbL
Pb0neOisi0n--oS some s4AiVSlent
demce-sviH make IT. possible TO
collect millions OF dolisys in !.
single evening for, let ss say,
tbe Red Gross BY putting on ONE
nationwide beneft si3e0 sbow.
II will enable our siek-snto-
desytb Hollywood stsdios 10 4s;s-
tabis their sadiencss and double
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
SOUTH CHARLESTON

ri VI saaaf5 .fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer McDor-
man and Mrs. Louis McDorimar,
entertained with a dinner bridge
in the Homer McDorman home on
Saturday evening. The guests inT
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ell
der and their guest, Mrs. Eula
Elder Smith of Laguna Beach,
Calf, Miss Julia Elder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Wildman, DR.. and
Mrs. E. c. Nehls, Mr.. and Mrs.
Delmar Jobe, DR.. and Mrs. II. j.
Raine, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Battin, Mrs. Austin Wildman, Mrs.
Homer T. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James McDorman and Mrs. Will
liam Deane Raine. At the close
of the games prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Wendell Wildrnan, DR..
Nehls and Delmar lobe.
Mrs. H. F. Gross and .Mr. and
Mrs. d. o. Call were in ColumbuS
Sunday to see Mr.. Gross who ii
a patient in Grant Hospital. {
Honoring their members over
20 years of age Little Miami Re-
bekah Lodge entertained with q
birthday party in the home OF
Mrs. William Gee on Thursday
evening. Members and guests in
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Duff
fey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kemp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hodge, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Rhodes, Mrs. Anna
Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Burr, Mrs Mar
garet Heaton, Mrs. Carey Priest,
Mrs. Elmer ,Sesslar, Mrs. Lewis
Sesslar, Mrs. J. P. Parker, Mrs.
Jesse Adams, Mrs. Archie Hart,
Mrs. Paul Davidson, Mrs. Frank
Cherry, Mrs. D. Q. Call, Charles
Pream, Miss Olive Pream. Mrs.
Harold Sullivan, Miss Betty
Waugh, Mrs. Frank Kimley, Mrs.
Kenneth Hart, Miss Sarah Brad
ford, Mrs. Henry Longbrake, Miss
Helen Shough, Mrs. Stanley
Shiery, Mrs. Ray Edminston, Mrs.
Leland Thomasson. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Waliaan Gee.
.s ms c. D. McIntire will be
siaostess to members of the Mon
day Night Club in her home on
November 9Th. The guest speaker
Wall be Mrs. Clarence Stought0n:
AIRS. Edward B. Clemans will
selItertair1 the members of the
Friendly Helpers Class Of the
Methodist Church in her home on
Friday afternoon, November 3rd,
The November meeting of the
Cleaners Glass of the Methodist
Church will be Friday evening in
the home of Mrs. Ray L. Ed
miston. Assisting hostesses will
be: Mrs. Archie Hart. Mrs. VIII
liam Rider and Mrs. Clarence
Robe.
Mrs. Homer T. Nelson was in
Columbus Monday and Tuesday
attending the annual convention OF
the Ohio Association of Insurance
Agents in the Deshler Wallick Ho-
tel.
Mrs. John Quinn of Cincinnati
has been spending sometime here
the guest of her mother. Mrs. +.
b. Houston
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Bonds Forfeited
In Mayors Court

Richard H. Alkire, Milford,
Route /, forfeited bond of 500
in Mayor E. p. Speasmaker's
court Monday night following ar
rest by local police on . charge
of operating an auto while in
toxicated.
Andrew Jennings, London, was
fined $25 and costs on a charge
of being disorderly in local
restaurant.
George E. Williams, Cincin-
natl, arrested on a charge of OPP
Grating an auto without a drivers
license, forfeited bond Of = SIS,
police reported.
Dorwin Humphrey, London and
Charles Clevenger, both of Lon
don, each forfeited $40 bond
posted on charges of being dis
orderly. sass>
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Band Presents
Special Feature

Enterprising young memhers Of
the 1O8-piece Washington C. H.
High School band staged an eerie
performance in keeping With the
Halloween theme Friday night at
the half-time of the London WINS
football game.
Special "black" lightning turned
Carolyn Sue McNutt into moth
ing but head, a cane and feet,
which performed dance for the
amazed spectators.
Another eerie performance was
put on by Nancy Jones who ap-
peared as nothing more than q
skull and skelton dancing under
the special lightning.
The halftime program was
opened with the band forming i
big LHS" and playing the Lon
don school song.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Club Backs
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
vertising industry. This year it
will again provide intensive ma
tional advertising and publicity
through the press, radio, televi-
sion, outdoor billboards, and car
cards. Last year its message was
carried by 335 national network
radio programs.
The slogan for this years cam
paign Take Your Problems To
Church This Week Millions
Leave Them There" will soon be
seen locally on posters car-stick-
'ers, insert cards. and other media
of communication.
Religion In American Life is
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31

s6eiy srossss Ss1 also Sssks
posibls lO-NiIl;os-&oIl1s sSfss
10, championship fjsbss ss1
WorId Ssvjss SSsss. Bet, Otjsss
sbs good doctor, is Ssost eye.
6sgsjSg isspset seiH b on sds-
eStjon.
: BY bringing the classroom into
the home, it will be possible for
100,0 students simultaneously to
take the same beginners course In
Spanish, or child care. or interior
decorating. whereas the average
class on campus today consists Of
from Is to so students.
YOU-6EE revenue from these
home extension courses would pro.
vide the monies for new university
buildings. laboratories, scholar.
ships and teachers' salaries. and
once and for all our colleges could
stop passing the hat. Education,
the doc goes on to say, Il our best
bet to stand off totalitarianism, de.
spite which it's probably the mosi
obsoletely merchandized commodity
in our society.
The seoSoSsiss strssses fb1s bs
bss no 4asrreI visb tbs sdVsr-
sisers, bsb sssiSss;Ss tbSs n
they're the only sosrcs Of rsVs-
nSe, 1.Y is cincb 10 Uind ~ sbs
same sort Of cultural pigwy tbss
radio is.
The living room. he argues. Is
probably the room farthest re-
moved from the marketplace. and
II Joe Jones and his missus want
something in 1t besides cornnake
and Cuticura commercials. they'll
have to contribute the pennies "a
make 1t possible. The government
could probably be pressured into
doing 1t for them, but who with an
10 above zero. asks DR.. Taught,
wants political appointees messing
with our educational processes and
cultural preferences?
I particularly like the last line oi
his speech: Never, in the history
Of the communicative arts wal
there a greater prerpiuna on fore.
sight" 81
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Climer Master
Pomona Grange

Frank Climer, Somerford town.
ship, was elected Master of Mad
ison County Pomona Grange, when
the county organization was en-
tertained by Science Hill Grange
of Somerford township, Saturday,
October 81. He succeeds Delbert
Dorm of Range Community
Grange.
Mr.. elmer is serving his fourth
term as Master of Science Hill,
which has a membership of 339
. and is the largest of the eight
subordinate oranges in the county.
Others elected were, Mrs. Mary
Roby, Plain City Grange, over
seers; Mrs. Neva Beatty, Range
Community, lecturer; Howard
-Chenoweth, Science Hill, steward;
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
copy DEADLiNE FRIDAY NooN)
Calendar For The Week

feature cA regularly and ,H be published
Monday and Tuesday The service FREE Please send
copy Friday for events tang place the tolowing
seek Copy be submitted before Friday deadHns
Thank yoxg J.
London Chapter officers Thurs, Nov pm
Golden Rule Sunday School class Nov home of Mrs Charles
Carter, 81 East Second ST, 7:3O m
London WCTU meeting home Mrs Jessie Florea East Fifth
street, Thursday, Nov q
Harmony meeting home Mrs w D. Chandler Tues,
Nov. m. Mrs Charles Lohr assisting.
High School Home-C Coming dance Fri, Nov Eagles
Hall,
Methodist Church home Mrs Gladys Francis
Thurs. Nov. 2, 2 p. m.
Election dinner November by Big Plain Methodist Church
Guild Presbyterian Church. meeting home Mrs Monroe West
68 Logan Tues, Nov. Z 8 p. m +
Spaghetti public, AmveS Auxlary
Eagles Hall, Sat Nov. A, to p.
Auxiliary Trinity Episcopal Church. home Mrs Blair
assisting. speaker, Girls Friendly"
Johnson Mrs Ethel Watts Mrs Faye Plyme hosesses
dinner Thurs Nov at First Baptist Church sponsored
by YWC Club.
London Chapter OAR, meeting Wed, Noy pm at club
house. Mrs Charles r. Petree, Columbus, speaker
Lilly Plain Georgesvie Methodist Churches pot
supper us Thurs, Nov. 2 Lilly Chapel Community Hail.
Monroe school Carnival Thursday, Nov Q 8 to u m
Guild No o. Presbyterian Church, meeting Thurs, Nov
home of Mrs. r. K Shaw, West High St, 2 p. n -
Martha class Methodist Chufcf Weu
Frances and Florance Hanson 169 E First st
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31

Church. The next meeting Is
scheduled for Nov. 18th.
Guests in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Exlfne on Sunday
were, Mr.. and Mrs. James EK-
line of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Brubaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Gross and Freddy of Belle
fontaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Ex-
line and daughter, Gerald White.
Roland Exline, Sheldon Ex1ine
and Lawrence Exline all Of Jack
son. +
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
THE sEMwEEkLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON, OHIO
BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET
Will ~ Influence Your 10?
Can Be a Cultured Medium
By BILLY ROSE .
As al, old blab a

AS an old blab merchant seldom much attention to the
speeches. and when do it's generally to take UNI
bragg rather than notice
I'd like 70 turn coat and tables on myself and do
televsion recently de-
lard Taught economist at the University Club Of
Of the other day and while
the whole 1000 words here's bit Of the
cream of the top
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
EAST RANGE

Dorothy Bennett, who under
went an operation q few days
ago at st. Francis Hospital, Co
lumbus is improving nicely. She
IS convalescing at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDS
baugh.
Shirley Smith, has returned TO
her home here, from the hospital
and is now able to be back in
school. sF
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Wright, and
Raymond Wright and daughter
of Columbus called at the Wright
home here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Grace, at
tended a baptizing at Beaver
Creek, in southern, Ohio last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barker,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lindig and son. near
Plumwood.
Mrs. Lizzie Anthony is visiting
relatives in Chillicothe.
3 t
There Is No Excuse For Fail.
s.s~ p vAS~0 ~
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
ON MANcHEsTER

Paul M. MURRAY, East First
street, u S. Naval Reserve, who
was recalled to service the lat
ter part of September, now has
the following address, Paul M.
Murray. B.T.G. 3, u. s. S. Man.
chester, CT SO B. Div. % F.P.O.,
San Francisco, California.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Gulick Funersi
AZ Mt. Sterlino

Funeral services Friday 2p. m.
at Mt. Sterling for James Gulick,
68, who died 1t his home near
Derby. Interment Mt. Sterling
cemetery.
Leaves wife, Anna: daughter
Josephine and one grandson;
mother, Mrs. Laura Gulick. He
was member of Mt. Sterling
r & Am.