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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Record Sale At
Local Lamb Pool

A record number of 1114 sheep
were marketed at the last pool at
London Producers Stock Yards,
according to Lowell Snyder,
Chairman of the Madison County
Sheep and Lamb Improvement
Committee,
! One hundred and seven lambs
were graded in the double blue
class, selling for $3.50 and 261 in
the single blue class selling for
$3O.5O. Reds sold for $500 and
yellows for $3.50. There was 81
consigners to the last lamb pool.
The next pool is scheduled for
Tuesday, November z.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Charles Minner
Succumbs Sunday

Charles Minner,, AZ, employe of
Russell Grain Co., billiards, the
last 10 years and widely known
Central Ohio grain specialist, died
Sunday night at his home in Plain
City.
! He served as office manager
for the Hilliard concern.
A graduate of the college of
agriculture at Ohio State Univer-
sity, he served as judge of poultry
exhibits for many years at fairs
in London, Hilliard and Plain City
He. leaves his wife, four chill
dren and stepson. Funeral ar
rangements are in charge of Fer
guson funeral home, Plain City.
Buriel in Forest Grove Cemetery,
Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
FATHER OF LONDON
MAN DIES MONDAY

Funeral services at 2 p. m.
Wednesday at Fletcher for Thom-
as Garfield Davis, 70, of Con-
over, Route l, Champaign County,
who died Monday in Piqua Men,
orial Hospital.
He is survived by two daughters
and six sons, including Jacob
Davis of London and Donald Davis
of Mechanicsburg.
A native of Mechanicsburg, he
was a Champaign County Re-
publican central Committeeman
and former member of the Board
of Education in that county. In
terment in Concord Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
ROBERTS DECLARES STATE STILL
BUYS FROM DIScREDITED firm

NeW THiidQelpnld, u The
state administration is still doing
business at the same old stand :
and on a same old basis of twice
the going price with a dis
credited chemical concern against
which there is already a find
ing in the amount of S27, 7,576.32."
j. Eugene Roberts, Republican
nominee for Lieutenant Governor
declared in an address at a Tus-
carawas County Republican rally
at the Elks Auditorium in New
Philadelphia.
He referred to the Mutual
Chemical Company, of Columbus,
one of whose principals is John
P. Moore. Moore was fired earlier
this year as an employee of the
State Welfare Department after
it was revealed he was buying
chemicals for the state from his
own company at above market
prices.
-4-o1e Awarded Contracts
u Roberts declared that it is a
matter of record that on bids
opened September 26 the Mutual
Chemical concern was awarded
two contracts for 10000 lbs of
chemicals at price Of Is cents
per h., a total of $4,000. The
material was purchased for the
London Prison Farm, where
Moore was once an "administra-
tive assistant consultant" for the
soap plant of the Ohio Penal In
uustrles, a state project. The
awards (Orders No. 10944 and
1O945) were made after bids were
requested from several concerns
for Sodium Tri Polyphosphate, a
cleansing ingredient.
A bid OF 7.76c per h.. or So
1O4, was submitted by the Eaton
Colby Co., also of Columbus. This
was approximately half the price
of the substitute material, Rob-
erts said a review of the order
entries reveals. None of the other
firms sent in bids although two
wrote they were not in a position
to furnish the material at the
time.
Roberts said that Mutual did
not bid on the material specified,
but offered a combination substi-
tute which is called "Pycon No.
15,' making a notation on the
bid. We propose to furnish a
combination of the above (Sodium
Tri Polyphosphate and NA2SO4)
with which Mr. Tope is familiar
In a report of an Investigation
conducted by Robert L. Drury,
deputy state supervisor for the
auditor of state, Sodium Tri
Polyphosphate was shown as pur-
chased from one firm for 7.59c
per 10. Sodium Sulphate (NA2-
SO4) was listed in a transfer to
the soap plant from the central
warehouse Division at a book
value of 1c per Id. Trade sources
say the current market price on
the latter is less than &c per Id.
Sold at &c
Mr.. Roberts said 1T is interest
ing to note that in the Drury re-
port a product called 'Pycon' is de-
scribed not as a chemical term
but as trade name peculiar to
Mutual product which Mu-
tual sold to Ohio from Sept 1,
1949 to April l, 1850 in an amount
of 49, ,405 lbs, at &c price.'
The "Tope' mentioned in the
notation on Mutual's bid, Rob-
erts said, is Kenneth Tope, Chief
Clerk of the Ohio Penal Indust-
ries, who stated in an affidavit to
Investigator Drury that all re-
quisitions written during Moore's
state employment were according
to Moore's explicit instructions.
would be natural for the firm
to believe that Mr.. Tope would
be familiar with 'Pycon No. IS
as Mutual noted on their bid"
declared Roberts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Your Vote Moy Be The De.
Gliding vofe!
DARLINGTON AT cHANuTE

DARLINGTON AT cHANUTE
Chanute Air Force Base, ILL.,,
Pvt. Richard E. Darlington, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Darling
ton, Route 2, London is attending
an aviation specialist course in
the Technical Training Center.
Chanute Air Force Base, Illinois.
Private Darlington will attend
the Chanute School for approx
imately 18 weeks and upon
successful completion of his
course, will be reassigned to- a
permanent Air Force base.
Darlington has been in the mill
tary service 2 months. During
World War II he served in the
Theatre of Operations. He attend
ed Sabina High School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
London School
Levy Renewal
Part OF List

Voters of Madison county will
cast ballots on a total of II ques-
tons and issues at the November
z election.
They are: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of tax levy for the benefit of the.
London Exempted village school
district, for five years.
PLAIN CITY Local School Dis
trict-An additional tax for the
benefit of the Plain City Local
School District.
DARBY TOWNSHIP-An ad-
dltional tax for the benefit of
Darby Township for the purpose
OF maintenance and upkeep of
Forest Grove cemetery; rate not
TO exceed one mill for each dol
lar valuation. (Sixty per cent af-
flrmative vote required for pass
age.)
DARBY TOWNSHIP-An ad-
dltional tax for the benefit of
Darby Township for current ex-
pense of the sub division to pro-
vide and maintain fire apparatus
and equipment and afford fire
protection for the township. (Six-
ty per cent affirmative vote re-
quired for passage
STOKES LOCAL School Dis
trict-A renewal of tax for
the benefit of Stokes Local School
District for current operating ex-
penses at rate not to exceed
three mills. majority affirma-
tive vote required for passage.)
MT. STERLING VILLAGE =
An additional tax for the benefit
OF Mt. Sterling for current op-
Grating expenses at rate not 10
exceed two mills. (Sixty per cent
affirmative vote required.)
MIDWAY - A renewal of tax
Tor the benefit of the village of
Midway for street lighting and op-
eratlng expenses, rate not to ex-
ceed four mills. tSixty per cent
affirmative vote required. )ef.he
SOUTH SOLON- An addition.
al tax for the benefit of the vii
lage for lighting and other current
expenses at rate not exceeding
three mills. (Sixty per cent vote,
required.)
CANAAN TOWNSHIP - An
additional tax levy for the benefit
OF Canaan Township for current
expenses of the sub division to
provide and maintain fire appara-
tus and equipment and afford fire
protection for the township. lSix-
ty per cent vote required
MT. STERLING-BOND issue
of 100000 for furnishing ad-
dltlonal funds for enlarging the
present school by constructing an
addition thereto and furnishing
the addition. Fifty per cent af-
firmative vote required for pass
age.)
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP =
Bond issue of $4,000 for the pur-
chase and maintenance of fire
apparatus and appliances for the
township. Fifty per cent affirma-
tive vote required
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
$40
Bills Circulated

Secret Service agents Thurs
day warned bankers and business
men to watch for bogus $40 bills
on the Federal Reserve Bank of
Dallas, Texas.
The counterfeit bills have re-
Gently been circulated in this area,
Ralph Robuck, special treasury
agent in Columbus said. He de-
scribed them as being of the
series of l934-C, bearing a green
seal and serial numbers and a
large letter *" enclosed in a
double circle to the left of the
portrait. og hHpM
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
CHURCHES OF COUNTY SPONSOR
CORN COLLECTION FOR OVERSEAS

Church leaders of Madison coun.
ty are sponsoring collection oi
two carloads of corn to be ship.
ped overseas for direct relief
among millions of refugees,
through the Christian Rural Over.
seas Program. Roger Counts and
Alvin Barr, CROP. Col Chairmen,
made the announcement of the
project, which calls for a county
committee of one clergyman from
each communion and several lay
members.
Clergymen who will act as Vice.
Chairmen of the County Com
mittee represent the three Par
ent Agencies of CROP. They are
Father David Powers, Pastor
Lawrence Rugh, and Rev. A. M.
Shenefelt.
Every church in the county
has been asked by the clerical
Vice. -Chairmen to observe CROP
Sunday on November Is, with a
special relief sermon or announce
ment as the solicitation for the
corn starts that day.
Township Chairmen will be en-
named in all units of the coun-
ty and these chairmen are en-
listing workers so that every
family can be given an opportunity
to contribute corn or give cash to
purchase few bushels.
Each church has been asked
to provide a quota of workers for
its own community. Citizens will
have the opportunity to see the
distress among the refugees with
their own eyes, Owen Alderman,
CROP speakers Bureau Chairman
announced when the 1850 film,
Address Not Known is scheduled
for showing in their. church, or
farm group. This film can be book
ed without charge by any county
group by calling the Farm
Bureau, Telephone, 240.
Ohio is one of % major agricul-
tural states in which CROP is col
lecting trainloads of food direct
from the farms to be shipped to
the worlds hunger centers, ac-
cording to James D. Wyker, Ohio
CROP Director. - 7
About 65 Ohio counties are COL
lecting either corn, wheat, soy
beans, or milk. On Monday No
vember 20, 500 p. m, at the
Methodist Church basement, Lon
don. will be a meeting of all town.
ship workers ard others interest
ed in the CROP program. A film
of the work will be shown and in
formation on procedures of the
program to be followed, in col
lecting the grain. Solicitation week
will be November 81 to December
2
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
New Store Is
Opened Here

Charles R. Spahr, formerly of
Springfield has opened the Com
munity Clothing Store at SO S.
Main street, it was announced to-
day. Spahr and his wife, Doris
both served in the armed forces
during the war The store will
feature wear for both women and
children.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Six Reasons NOT To Vote:

Joe chops you stay sway polls
Of get elected.
You think your your the
polling booth.
What's the good my one ust
! wins elections.
You don't anything
oupht about them.
all politics" II will folks
like you stay home.
hurts-but remember lot Of get
the polls crutches-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
CLUB FAvoRs LEVY RENEWAL

London has
the three,mI school levi a the Now
emes' election. .llillf -
clubs action follows: efSi ttttsstss
Subject: Revoting threem levy for school purchases
presented the electors
London School November T. Is NOT levy.
carried in 1885, 1s4o and fe45 and is
taxed in the London
assessed for school
poses for the past ten years. and
Whereas there necessity this the London
Schools operated at their present standard
OF efficiency.
education children Of the most impor
tant o community therefore, be 1t
Directors Of the London Rotary
the the three
Tuesday November
z, 1850
motion adoption being duly made and seconded
carried unanimously
ATTEST:
e. kIDWELL, President
e. r. FUCHS, Secretary
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
PLEDGED soRoRlT,Es

Recently pledged to sororities
at Ohio State University were
Martha ]. Hankinson, Alpha
Gamma Delta and Fern L. Ed
wards, Phi. .Mu. both of London.
Names of SIS pledges to % So
cial sororities were announced by
Dean of Women Christine Y. Con-
away.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
TO VOTE IS
YOUR
BIR7HRIeHT
~ our
ga TOWN

FOOTBALL
We see by the papers that
a. broadcasting station out
West has finally got around
TO the two platoon system
Of announcing. Last Saturday
; audiences heard this as the
ball changed hands after no
] gain on fourth down And
now we give you our DE-
FENSIVE announcer, Joe
Termite!"
oppIrv
It is conservatively estimat-
Cd that the Army now has
more veterinarians than it
has horses!
0ooD NEWS
Bunch Of super-scientiStS
state that a world destroying
atom bomb would cost 40
billion dollars and that even
II one were constructed, they
doubt If it could be exploded.
We are sure that you'll all
sleep better knowing this.
LAucH
Like all good publishers we
ssend out advance letters prior
to the expiration date OF our
subscriptions. To date we
haven't had a catastrophe like
that which happened to a big
magazine not long ago. The
letters are addressed by ma
tchine and in this particular
instance something went
5Wrong with the addressing
] mechanism and the publisher
4 sfeceived a letter from an irate
farmer out in Kansas who
complained that he had re-
|. ,ceived 5000 letters saying that
his subscription was about
TO expire!!
s>UA7
We like the story about the
i guy who went to the psychla-
4 frist for treatment of an in
feriority complex. The Doc
put the fellow completely at
ease when he said There
3 isn't a thing can do for you.
You ARE inferior!' Yuk,
Yuk!!
NUMBERS
Our little playmate and
curbstone cutie, Haywood
Snugg, has advised us that
q person who does nothing all
day but add up bills might
Justly be called totalitarian.
tit adds upD
xooN RIVER
81 Just a word about one OF
the best things in radio,
Moon River" Last Friday
marked the goth anniversary
of the program which has
u delighted listeners ears for
8 these many years. Unique in
radio is the soft music and
quiet commentary. We sa-
X lutte Moon River :.
8 enchanted white ribbon :.
twined in the hair of night
where nothing Is but
sleep dream on =. sleep
on care will not seek for
thee float on drift on
Moon River to the sea"
LAST WORD
My vote doesn't count!
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. George of
Pittsburg, announce the birth of
a son, Bryon Lee. Friday, Oc-
tober 20. Mrs. George Is the FORM
er Lucille FELTON,. who was Mad
ison county's first teacher of
Religious Education.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
Sample Ballot
On Page Two

Sonpie Of fhe Madison
county office type boIlof and
the non Porfison iudieioI rick
ct oPpear on Page z Of fhis
edition Of your newspaper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31
RETURNS HOME

Neil Roddy is recovering at his
home on South Oak street fol-
lowing an operation at Mt. Carmel
Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-31

10 Won Cont Vote You're
IN n.Amevicon!
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21
$3.50
Chooses Officers
Auxiliary Council

Mrs. Elsie Gordon was elected
president If Champaign County
coucil American Legion Auxiliary
when the group met last week in
Royal. She replaces Mrs. Law.
renee p. Ditfay.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Joyce Graham. first vice president
Mrs. Lula kuchmann. second vice
president; Mrs. Esther Mae Helm
chaplain; and Mrs. Eleanor Shoaf,
sergeant at arms.
Mrs. Diffay was chosen a. d. e-
gate to the state convention TO be
held in September.
Participating TG the program
we're Mrs. Alderman and Miss ia
net Britt, who gave several piano
selections. Miss Mary Hay pre-.
sented a reading, Mrs. Leila Col
ms gave a short talk on the fla
in accordance with Flag Day and
Miss Grace Habben sang
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21
Steel Deliveries Slow
Sanatorium Progress

Inability to obtain prompt deliy
cry Of steel has slowed the con
sttuctiou VI two.atofy addition
to the Outlook tuberculosis Sam
toflum. Dr. A 7. Cole. medical
director. reported today
A considerable part Of the steel
needed for the structure has ar
rived. but certain pieces which are
missing are preventing work from
going ahead.
The basement for the $50 900 ad
dition has been completed by the
contractor, T.. n. DeAtley. The
state department Of public health
has released $40, 900 II the $40 900
which il will provide for the work.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21
10 Girls Win Nurse
Awards

Red Cross home nursing GER
tificates for completion af the
FIRST unit Of course on home care
for the sick were issued to 10 high
school girls Saturday upon com
pletion Of the first such class held
here by the local Red Cross chap
ter.
The girls receiving certificates
included Olga Egger. Barbara Col
Inns, Joan Emkees, jeanne Rae
Marian Gossard, Lueila Joyce Hall
Juanita Boyer.
Mary Lou Delaney, Betty Lou
Chandler, Roberta Hurst. Arlene
Giffert, and Mary Emily. all of Ur-
bana.
Geneva Williams. and Marguer.
tie Kugel, both of Champaign.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21
Among The Sick

Mrs. Winfred Green-ptomaine
poison.
Mr.. Brent Newson at home on
T.. Hill s..
Mrs. Nettie Cook at home on +.
Church St.
Mrs. Hazel Butler and Master
Lynn at Outlook Sanitorium.
Mrs. Fort Wesley of +. Vine 81.
lost her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Bailey
of Evansville, Ind. Her aunt, Mrs.
Maddie Reeden Of Danville accom-
panied her to the funeral. Her
daughter also attended.
$3.50
Mrs. Edna Harris and son, VIII
Ii, visited her cousin for few
lays
Mrs Elizabeth Russell is spend
ing her vacation at home
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21

less formal and sponsored by Ra.
die Cab Co.. she received her cor.
anasion with gn.a, applause by
hy thu guests
Mrs Louise Moore IL Danvlle.
Illinois wearing sheer summer
black formal was awarded love.
~ set Of AhC. ten year guaran.
lee luggage.
Mis- Helen Hines IN a beautiful
white formal received set Of
onyx jewelry With chip diamonds
Miss Resale Washington lovely
IN her street length hailerina FOR
mai WAS awarded "A Helbrose watch
inset With two matching diamonds.
White rose wrist eorsases ~e,s
given each contestant by the Roy.
alettes as white rose is the club
flower
Friday night June 10. 1850. took
the Royalettes 90 the County Farm
for their June prnjoei A movie
Small Town Boy" vas shown the
sixty old age residents. After The
movie each resident was given a
Rift BY the Royalettes The project
was supervised By the neweSt
members Of the elab. namely.
, Glenda Jackson. Charlotte Burn.
Il, Gladys DeBfili, shanei
Townsend
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21

The Royalettes held a Corona.
ION Of Queen" dance Saturday
light. June 10 at Dougia Center
Music was furnished BY Mae Willis
and his band from Joliet, Ill Ap.
nroSimately two hundred guests
We're present
Nilda Hefndon, President Of the
hub. gave the welcome address.
thanking the public and contest.
ants for the wonderful co-opera.
ton and support Miss Hetndon
assured each contestant that each
sas a queen as far as the Royal.
sttes are concerned, but due TO
rules and regulations OF The CON
test the crown must be awarded
TO one girl.
the club was introduced and hmd
charge Of the coronation eeremon.
les.
Little Ann Jackson. petite and
lovely in blue and silver baller-
ina dance dress, carried the crown
and the half karat diamond on a
silver satin pillow 10 the throne
and IN turn brought forth remain
ing gifts.
At. IL midnight the ceremony
was performed. erowning Mrs. WI
mana Brackenburgh queen. Beauti-
fully attired in "A lavender strap
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21

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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21
Among The Recent
Visitors

Mrs. Virginia Rodgers OF Ia 4
Washington -. had - her house
test Mr. and Mrs Ralph Weoaes
/ Greensboro. \. { and Their
mall daughter Mr. Wooden Is
associated With the Industrial
Art School al Ohio. While in the
ity Rev and Mrs u h. Johns OF
entertained them and NJ and Mrs
Turner ~ St Ann. III. a, break
fast. Mr. and Mrs Geotge Bigham
were breakfast hosts 10 the Wood.
ems
Mr.. and Mr. ward Smith Of
East Washington ~ere hosts L.
their father, Mr. John Stewart Of
Columbus. Ohio. Who also visited
with his other daughter. Mrs. Vif-
gina Rodgers.
Mr. G>rsld Harris Of Chicago
telephoned his mother Mrs. Ger
trade Harris he vas 81; of the hos.
pltal.
Mrs. Georgia Fondville is visit
ng IN Chicago.
Mrs. Doris Blackwell mot.ored
Nth Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Harde
way Of California. to Chicago and
vas well entertained at dinner
parties during her stay.
Mir. Howard Hal, spent several
lays visiting relatives and friends
IN st. Louis, M.
Mr., Robt Joynor Of Chicago
spent several days visiting Mrs.
Mayme Smell. Mrs. Smell visited
her sister. Mrs. Vivian Henry at
Xenia. Ohio.
A8sN
Mrs. Leroy Clark of West Dub
lin who was victim If a bicycle
accident recently and had been
confined TO Burnham hospital has
gone to her brothers home In Miss.
Dir. Arthur Simpson is spending
the summer at Ocean City, N. Y.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-21
Attended Institute

Rev INV Donaldson instructor
Mrs. H. j. Wells. Mr.. Baines, Miss
Elva Campbell and Miss Emily
Valentine were representatives
from Salem at the institute held
in Springfield. III. The Woodrlvcr
Association will be guest of Salem
Baptist Church on the oath thru
he 18th. Rev. Donaldson pastor.
Rev. Merrill is Moderator.