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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-09

w clpSlIUCCI uL Utll StuSUu UUlL
Sanft !Intonils *pons8aoua=Sag ge-
feiert, uno oieles lit oas i6onite 5eit
oas ib auf oem einiamen SetoeI6loB
perlebt babe.
8ie id) int 8arabies sur grGfli6en
Safel gesogen iunrbe nnb mas mir Der
alte Wtattbias nadber 8ebenflides
ersGblte
0ie 5elttafel batte mein alter Mat-
tbias in oem mittleren Haume oes
~Baraoieies" 5ipilben BEN bier
StanobilOern Ser Sabres5eiten gar
reid uno 5ierlid beden laiien. gsun
gei6ab es, pie i6 na9ber bon @rates,
Dem Gne6t, borte, oaB mdnnigli6
iiber BEN Sbn1ud oieles aSaales in
groBes grltaunen geriet, 90 tie iel-
bigen na6 ooaenoeter 8enalung gum
erltenmal erblidten uno oerglei6en
Brunf auf oem elm iamen S6loiie ir-
mitten Ser Seioe nit ni6ten erpartet
batten. SelbIt Ser Serr grbmarl6an
belobte ernltli6 oen Ylan uno gum
anOern Die Iusfiibrung, in rSonoer-
belt Der seidnibten 1iguren uno
&arDattoes. lleber ote WaBen erfreut
Oh Der 5ru6t- uno 8lumenfranae, oie
gar luitig unb frii6 aus ben 3pideln
berabl6auten, ieien aber fiirnebmli6
Die gnaoige Serrin uno oas cole
Sraulein Ingelina getpelen; bGtten
auG iofort Dem ,Serrn Warquis in
ben Sbren gelegen, oaB man mid aur
Safel 5iebe. go gebot oenn Der
S6loBberr, oaB fir ben alten Wat
tbias uno MIDI inn Hebenraume Elm
Sil6lein geoedt perOe, ni6t in Dem
nit ben bier @eltteilen, ionoern in
Dem marmorierten. SSn erltgenanntem
ltano namli6 iult 1lnter Dem Ioler,
Der nit Dem S6entenpappen unb
Dem Spriidlein ~Coel1nm tato" gen
Simmel fliegt, Oie toltbare Brunf=
miege, 10 id beimli6 gei6nist, eemolt
uno pergiiloet batte. Garein baben lie
metnen lieben Sumter gelegt, ols lie
i'm am gnoe oes GWables 5u ben
@ulten bracbten, ipie ib alsbalO er=
5ablen min.
Sintemalen ser 8rates ni6t elmer
bon oen 6inoigiten lit, fano er audi
mid lange nift; bdtte iid oob benten
tonnen, OaB i6 auf Ser Senne beim
1an5e mar! Die Serri6aften batten
oen 8ebbraten auf oem Glide, als id)
in meinem beiten roi itbraunen Sam-
metfoQer, nit Dem feinen flanorijben
Spisentii6lein Inn Ben Sals, 10 mir
Die gnaoige 5rau gu ct. Geitlauien-
Gag geldenft batte, in oen Saal trot
lno midi gebiibrenoermaBen pernei>
geno neben Oen alien Wattbias nie=
oerlieB.
sln Dem Serrentii6 sins es aIl=
bereits bo6 ber uno murOe bon laute-
rem Sil6er gegeien, mas oa5umal
mobl nidt in man6e1n aoeligen Saule
8eloerns moglid mar, anerpogen sic
lbrefli6en &riegs5eiten uno bielen
8ranoIhatungen oas Silber5eug iiber
Die WtaBen rar gema6t botten. Natiir>
lib reoete man al1d bonn &riege, mo-
bel i9 Die flugen uno apoblgeiebten
Borte oes tSerrn grbmarihans, 10
leitber meiltens eingetroffen iino, gar
lebr beipunoerte. 9lls aber sic Serren
oen @einfannen etlpas mebreres su-
gelpro6en, audi Ser geadtiid oufge-
tragen mar, ging es lnerflib IuItiger
gu. ga nefte ser alte Serr bon Soc
ltnlere gnaoige 5rau gar anmutig,
oaB iie Die iboniten slprifoien, Bfir-
iihe unb Trauben, 10 er i'm 2eben ae-
ieben, an Die Dede bdnge, anItatt auf
Die Safel lege uno alio oen @GIten oie
Nualen oes alten Santalus bereite;
oenn nimmermebr ipolle er glauben,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25

Seoer neue Gag lit elm neles 2eben,
gu tpeld)em id) aus Dem Goo oes
sblafes ertpa6t bin; an iebem Sag
lit lfon meine innere Stirn1ung cine
anoere ais in friiberen Sagen; aber
es lit aud bie Gage uno iinb oie 8e-
gebniiie tpie6er unoere ais 6ie bisber
erlebten. llno 10 tit ,,nier irbii9es
Seben eine latuge &ette bon 2ebensrin.
gen, on 1pelder ieber Sting tpieoer
ahoers geItalten lit. sse6en Wetto
ldlieBt ii6 elm 2eben BON mir ab; ieoe
yeadt iterbe i6 ilnb bas 2ebe1 0ieles
cages tit aus, ilr6 ieben Weorgen tpedt
midi @ott 5u einem 1tellen 2eben, Of
ib es niht better ber.penoe als meme
bielen friiberen. Stols.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25

si1ne abiolltt feirrolid gegetiiber.
Genn tros ben ifberaIl pIafatiertet1
5hlagtport .8ir tpollen proo,t3te-
rent" iteIlt es eine aagenleine. Ser
arrninlg OILS 5olge Des Aegil1ies feit.
Dean rrabt Sssago altf Die Reiheil obey
iene, oie oafiir gelten; aber 1pie me-
mig 9feif)e fann es in eiilen @ebiet
geben, tpo fiinfbunbert ODER adfbun-
oert gihlpobner altf blttloert peftare
fontmen ooer mo-, 1pie es ). 9. oft In
Gorfern Ser 5aIl lit, feline SanliIie
mebr als ieds Seftare ibr eigen
nennt? 9ie 8erfolgltng ser ungeblih
&eiden bat bd5,, gefiibrt, Dob ieSer
nod 10 beidetoene @oblitano per-
i6nano. Salstiere lperben perfal,ft; J.
no poroem breil1nboreiBig Wtnuleiel
in einem Gorf ge5ablt nlroen, fineet
man bel1te mod beren orei! Wean ber-
ringert bepllBt oie gigener3e,lgilrlg
auf bas fiir oie eigene sSnrnilie litbe-
oinet gtot1penotge, NEIL man ionit 6ie
gel6lagtrabme ieoes lteberiduiies
risfiert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
0ie g t n il d t e rung

Sltbes muBten oie @offnungen balo
beruntereeihraitbt peroen. 0ie Stl,=
oenten 1puroen beln barten &egitne
Der ybefreite1l" 8ebiete untertporfen.
sSett mar SdluB init 8eiBbrot uno
6leiid? @roBaitgig geltattete man if.
men ,ied)atg BR,no !Strle I'M Nonot,
aber es ap1lroe pora,lsgeiett, bob lie
~freituiais1' breiBis banon ser armee
5ltr 8erfii9ltng itellten, iie ionten iid)
erinnern, DAB ,bas 8rot, oas iie eien,
oas ,8lllt bes 8olfes" iei. 0a5u fam,
oaB ourh. bic Suiperiion BON 8orIe-
iungen unb 8riifltngen bie Stlben=
ten ni6t iene @iiienibaft erbielten!
Oie lie foroerten. Sdyon I'M sIpeitet,
Nonat ieste bie @ustponoerltng aus
Sen ,befreiten 8ebieten elm. Die Mr-
better aber, Die ni6t ausipanoern fons
men. batten es i6lilnmer. Ser. bon.
Itanoige StinItano oes Sanbels uno
Die itarfe oorgel6riebene GrbDbung
Der 9obne beoeltete ia oen Ruin Der
meiIten llrtternebmu1gen. Sene Sas
6riten ober, Ole sic neue &egierlng
iibernabm, 1uuroen bon lrnfdbige1l
viSlnftio1,iiren" geleitet, Son 90 an
aber mar Der Heallcbn biel nieoriger
als in friiberen 3eitel1. 3lpei 8eiIpie-
le: Sn elmer sSabrif oerianlnlelt Ser
Hegierlu1gspertreter SEN sabrif>
Sopiet: r@as boltet ibr BON Der
nellen Gegierllng?" Nienlano apagt 5ll
mt1porten. @rolih erbebt li6 elm al
ter slrbeiter rnb Iagt: SD 1peiB,
Sldyiong &ai-fbef lit ein Serbreder,
ober 5ls ieiner 3eit batte i6 fir meine
5amilie fiinf Sade nit fiinfunboier.
sig Hfltno Mebl tnr Monat; id 1peiB,
Diao Sie-t,tng iit unier Sreunb, aber
jest babe i6 fir 1neIne Samilie MIR
nod oreibig Bfltno Sirie inn Monat.
3ns lit oas 8etriibli9e: Die Mrbeiz
ter, Die nrit Der 2eitlng lln5ltfrieoen
iino, peri inlrneln iid i'm gebeimen
Soapiet, obne oie oorgeidriebene In.
tpeienbeit zines Observation-Disclosures,
llrpo ienoen stpet Ser Sbren, Inn 8or-
itelung gu erbeben. Ga bieie nad
5pei Stun6en ni6t auriidtommen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
Iie 3eit be,s SaumeIs

9lm 9lnfang tpar Der grfolg lno
oie 9egeiiterlrng fir oos neue 8e=
gime beinube allgcmein. Sic nele &es
gierllng umo tbre slrmee itahen our6
ibre forrefte Saltung BON BEN natto=
nuliItilhen Siibrern llno ibren Srupz
pen, Die Die Staote perlieBen, na6=
Dem iie iie ausgepliinoert batten boz
teilbait ub. Otan 51pang Die Irbeitge.
Der, Die 2obne beoeute1ro slt etbobett.
Ser &ebensi itmrbaro Ser Stuoenten
lporo ebenf nfaus erbobt. gae Sarten
puroen pernlie0en.
@s begann fir ulle cine 3eit ser
sSelte, ser Sbeaterauffiibrlrngen uno
Solfsfonaerte. 8oaer 8egeiiterung
nteloeten iid illnge Nanner uno Mao-
hen obne anoern Ius1peiS ols ienen
Der 8rirltari6ule 5ll sen nnineriitd=
ten, no lie nod orei bis bier Mona-
ten marriitiiher rIusbiloltne" oen
sSdbiefeitsauspeis erbielten, bie be.
freiten 8ebiete oes Siibens 5u regie=
rem. ..1. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25

i6iden lie atpei tpeitere 4anteraoen
5ur Snfornntion. 9ieie itoBen am
@ingang gum Gireftionsbureau auf
Die 2eihen ibrer &ameraben 1tr,o:
.aae geben nit gtfer 5uriid an tbre
Mrbeit." go idlieBt Der gr5abler iei-
mem geri6t. 0as geid)ab, als gleih.
5eitig cine Imerifanerin Spinnereien
i'm nelten China beir6te unb NIT Sc.
Den srbeitseifer benerfte,
lmb oaraus auf 0ie 3ufrieoelrbeit Ser
g(rbetterflalie init Dem nelen &egime
ihloB. 8ir miiien iebt, tuas man 90
Don 81 balten bot!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
Aus Dnkun.rntrn zur Eapr
II, 0hi,ta
1. Sn ben srpfen Stabten

9ie g i'm ltige Situntion
S1on Iai1ge Dor ibrer anfunft er.
partete oas 8of gang aagentein oas
&ommen Der fommllnlltiihen rge-
freier". 0ieie grlportl1ng NOR per.
ldulbet our6 oie allgemeine gnttdus
Idung iiber Die Sage, altG our6 Dtrf.
li6e uno permeintIibe Grpreilungen
Der nationaliltilden Gegierlt1re, oie
our6 Oie fonmuntltiIhe HropGgdnSa
alts9eI6la6tet tpuroen.
Ro6 Dem Siege Gbinas iiber So.
pan i'm aueuIt 1915 bate ieoermann
ein ebrli6es Regime erlpartet. StGtt
oellen famen Rdltberbanoen, geItern
nod &ollabornteure ser Sapat1ec l,no
bellte 1l,Berlid NIT SEN 9eationaliiten
perbrnoen. SSeoermunn iu6te li6
nogli6lt i6tlen su bereidern an Dem,
pas Die Sapaner 5ltriidlieBen, llnH an
ben amerifanilden 2teferungen. Gas
mar iiir oie &onmllniIten cine giin-
ltige Situation.
Sic fommrlniitiide 8ropaganoo
sing iiberou iebr nftip ibren Irneen
poraus. Man perlpruh ben Stltbeu-
ten: grIab oes 'Sfulgeloes, freie
&oit, perl6ieoene Subpentioneu. Gen
slrbeitern garantierte man cine ltarte
GrbGbung Ser 2obne, oas @igentltm
llnb oie 2eitlng ser llnternebmuns
gen llno erLangte fiir ic'ellrd Streits
llno Madenld,aften erOBe Wirtlbaft=
lfe Gorteile.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
Gie g t e tie TN

Sas Solt Der1D1rft Den SonIntlttltSa
mus ou6 tpegen Der ltnerbort boben
Steuern, sic er einfiibrt. 1ie stpei
ooer orei 8funo &orn, oie ebeoert oils
Stelerabgabe allsrei6ten, itiegen llrl-
ter Der iapann6en 8eietung auf 5ebn
Bflrrro, bel1te nber foroern Die &on=
mltnilten fiinf5ie Sfuno pro ie6sbun-
bert Quaoratnreter, oas lit llngeflbr
Die Salfte Ser gal,5er, Sroouftion. Sr
SSabren Der Irodenbeit 1rno bes' Sun=
gers, tpie 3. 9. inn lesten Sabr, tatn,
Ole Steuer ioear al,f adt5ig Broaeatt
iteigen, oenn Der Ste1erias bleibt I'M
perdnbert. Gas Seer, sic 9Sdlrlen, Die
Ser1paltl1ns ser 8artei, alliammen Ell
nige Willionen Menibetl miifen ia
aus oielen Steuern Sen bo6Ihnoeli-
6en 2ebensi italpoarb befonlmen.
Iie Steuer miro ouf pobrbaft I'M
menI6li6e @eiie eingetrieben. gtnerrl
6amilienpater, ser leine beinnbe leere
Sdelme aeigte 1lno iih lnfdbte er-
flarte, Die 'Seinen nl1sreidenb 5u err
nabren, gab ein irnger 9oli5tit - lie
iino iebr oft ni6t ei,1nnnl 5ipan5tg
Sabre oft 5l,r Irt1port: nGu biIt
alio ni6t 3,tfriehen. @l1t, Damn muBt
on itatt fiinf5ig Bro5e1tt oeiner Gritte
eben ied)5ig Hro5ent abliefern." @es
gen iol6e 8eeble gibt es fein Hefllrs=
redt. @as liegt oaran, tpenn Der
galer Sungers ltirbt2 Simmer ipiub
Der &oli5iit &ed,t erbalten, oerm er
nrbeitet ia fiir Die 8ortei! 80
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25
9 0 / t o0er 9artei?

Iues fir oie 8artei = itidts fir
oos 8olf! Gus lit in @ubrbeit sic
fonuntniitilfe 2oiitng. slls angeblis
der 9iener zines 5llfiinftigen 8olfes,,
oeiien slIfitiee er berbeifiibren milf;
oas er aber inumer enttdnIht unb pers
rat, iit Der &onrml,nisr1rl,s oiirh oen
99oisnus ieiner 8arteiga,rger Der
eigentlihe Iusbeltter eben oieies 8ois
fes. IS
Senn oie Bartei fpr6ert alles: Die
Sitnglten fiir Die Irnree, oie glrbeitss
fGbigen fir oen offentltten Irbeitsz
oienit, Der iogar apabreno Der gr1ttez
5eit geleiitet 1perben ntuB, obne oaB
Der 5ronoienit leiitenoe gaaler tpeiB,
Oh linn Die Bartet nid9t gans ooer
teihpeile oas tpegniniilrt, 1pas er allrn
Sebensunterbdlt fir iif unb 6ie Sci.
men oringenO betotiet. Die Bartei
lnteroriidt alles: stuBer ibr etbt es
feline sllltoritGt. 9us beoeutet &f
gegen Die 5amilie, sic in China 1nebr
als anoersapo als gebeiligte @inrid=
tllng gilt. Gas 8ino gebort Dem
stoat Der es oa5u er5iebt, sic gl-
terrd 5u Dera6ten ooer iie gar al per=
raten. Gas beoeutet aud) &anlpf ae-
gen Dos patriardaliide @emeinbetpe-
len, anitele oes friiberen famili1ren
uno trteolt6en 8erbdltniiies unter
Der 5iibrlrng Ser 9orfilteiten lit Der
&lallenfanpf getreten, ser vSeott
theng", unermiioli6 ausgerufen
ourd 0tao Sie -tlrng; er 6at in aIle,t
8emeinoen 81 einem Mat Ser Ser.
tonlmelrlten gefiibrt, sic INNER BE-
relt limo, angeiebene ODER als 8ei6e
Ibe5eldnete .2eltte 5u liquioieren. Ser
ao1lnlranisnu1s min in Der Sat ieben
dnoernJ ginflub, ieoe anoere Srgen;=
iatiol1, 10 iogar ieoes ibm nidt ae=
nebme @efiibl unteroriiden. -
Gegierlrng ourd oas 8of uno fir
oas 8olf? &ein 8unoer, baB ouber
Der Bartet 1tno einigen tpenigen, bie
pon ibr profitieren, oie iibertpiegenoe
afebrbeit Der 8epolferllltg Elm 6erort
l1npoplldres llno unmenl1li1es Ge=
gine perpirft!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-25

einen r31pii6enfau" entSiinoet, ME
gertnger gelpeien, a.s Tie au9enblid-
li6 lit.
GrnIter gu nebnren lit na6 iieiner
0teinung Die @efabr, baB oie ruff
l6en Jiibrer es ii6 in sen &opf ieten
fonnten, mir giirgen llniererieits NIT
Dem Nan eines Mngriffsfrieges Inn.
&ranft ood cine ieoe 0iftatur me-
iensnottpenoig on irrationalen MngIt-
5lritanoen, oeren 5hiirllng ibre po-
litii6e @ebeimpoli3ei um6 ibre Mus-
Ianbsngenten ii9 aus nabeliegenoen
@riinoeu NIT 9ltit iru6 2iebe angeIe-
gen iein lailen. Samnerbin: @enna,1s
5a5it lit, baB cine beipuBte rulIiihe
&riegsansettelllng faltln gu ertpartem
hit lr,b Der 8oli9eipisnrus aller
@abrIheinlidfeit nod bic Metbobe
bes "fnlten &rieges" Ser vSssnfiItra.
ton, Der &eooIntionierung .fapitn-
Iiitii6er" Stnaten bon innet - Die1e
9uftifen, be11en Die Soipiets ole lire
bisberigen grfolge 5li barfen bobe1
- allb fiinftig Dem aIt1rtobii1em
Wittel bes bll,tigen &rieges nit iei-
.nem ,lnnbiebbaren Miiifo porsieben
miro. "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1a25-rMENTYE1NE WEARS AGn-1a25


March Is of Madison
of Ohio Farmers outstanding unique organi-
County Protective Association
makes plans for annual fishing contest Sheriff E.
to
March 19 Plain Basketball in
tournament banquet by Plain City High
Aarhc 10 Co l66th Infantry, 37h Division ONG,
spection at London Armory
March
March u Clerks and in London posofce drew of
S6250 in back from January l. 1925 at rate of SIS
March % Mayor Leroy Cornwe against
traffic regulations Fines spcedeTs.
March % Land sells Sl34
another $153
1940-TEN YEARS AGO-1940
March lighting of Ohio
Edison Company until recommendations presented
Ten franchise expired in 1889.
March Is London newspapers to sponsor reedy cooking school at
Theatre Economist tSpry Research Kitchens Cam
bridge
commentator from OSU
Educational Research operating economic
basis year July 1888 to June 30 1889 Average cost per
many other of London.
High street to newly
Main street formerly occupied
by & p
Cincinnati Conser-
ground before eyes bs 3c cured
Calie 16c b; fresh country l5c Dozen, prices
quoted n grocery advertisement
Clark hooks bass Dee1ecreek weigh
ing pounds,
March % pig bodies legs tails
in of Is IIampsfhres Allen Shepherd 1afh
Shepherd road
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
THERE ARE NO "CHEAP" WARS

The Bureau Of Naval Personnel has issued Informative and
attractive booklet called An Officers Career in the u S.
Navy is primarily addressed to young and who
interested in naval and describe the ways
commissions be earned the opportunities for
The many types of duties which officers may be assign
ed and other kindred matters.
naval for those whose bent lies in This direction
present of the highest forms of service the There
those who still argue that the apane has made The other
weapons and service virtually obsolete that apower
The failing that win another swiftly and chcapy
II appealing dream but real authority holds it. Con-
o OF The seasand ct the air above them and the depth below
IS vital it Mahen day. The character of ships and
Their undergo great chaneesfo example, The aircraft
carrier has become the ship rather Than
naue and The role OF the submarine both ofcnse and de-
tense has become enormously mporon old principles
In The last war must not be foqoen Ger
many and Japan finally oundered against the of
Indeed it is both dangerous and absurd TO attempt ag-
grandze service at the Of another
military establishment service has vital play
membr OF great team and less important
Than the rest We need land based need the ground
forces And need naval power and lis ship aviation
National security demands them all.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24

mitted to stockholders of both
companies for adoption at meet
ings in April.
Earnings applicable TO the com
mon stock of Ohio Edison Comp
any in 1949 on a pro forma basis
amounted to S11, ,70S, ,764, COM
pared with $11,176,281 in 1913
on an estimated 1865, $40 shares
of common stock that would be
outstanding upon merger.
Operating expenses were 3.5%
or l ,346, 800, under 1913, primarily
as a result of $4,000 kilowatts
i'm new and more efficient steam
electric generating equipment re-
Gently installed. The Companies
used 2,868,304 tons of coal in
1949 which cost $14,S93, ,902
Taxes increased $1,57S,4S6 OF
12.3a6, to a total of sS14 ,469, ,046
equivalent to about 19 cents oi
every dollar of operating revenue
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
KiIowatt Hour
Sales Decline

Total kilowatt hour sales of
electricity in 1949 to customers
of Ohio Edison Company and its
subsidiaries, The Ohio Public
Service Company and Pennsy-
lvania Power Company, dropped
.3.6gs from 1948, President Walter
H. Sammis said in his annual re-
port to $1,000 stockholders is
sued today. The decline was oc-
casioned by curtailments in in
dustrial operations due to the
coal and steel strikes.
The reduction in industrial
electric Sales revenue was more
than offset by increased sales 10
other classes of users, the net re-
suit being a gain in consolidated
operating revenue of 2.3&o, the
total for the year being ST, ,282,
SAB.
| Information and statistics in
this years report are on "pro
forma' basis, that is, on the as
sumption that The Ohio Public
Service Company had been mer-
ged into Ohio Edison Company
Edison acquired Public Service
on December %, 1949, and an
agreement of merger will be sub
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
London Attorneys
On Bar Program

The revision anG streamlining of
the present laws of Ohio and the
amount of money a person may
expect to recover for the loss of
an eye, arm or leg are two sub
jects to be discussed during dis
trict meeting of judges and law
yers on Wednesday, March %, at
Springfield.
Invitations to attend the Ohio
State Bar Association District
Six Meeting Wednesday afternoon
and evening have been extended
to all mmbers of the legal profess
sion in the counties Of Champaign
Clark, Clinton, Fayette, Greene
Logan, Madison and Union.
Registration will open at 1:3C
p. M. in the Shawnee Hotel, the
afternoon session will convene al
200 o'clock and the meeting will
conclude with a social hour and
evening banquet.
Springfield Bar & Law Library
Association President George S
Raup will welcome the guests or
behalf of that association.
State Bar Executive Committee
man John c. Durfey of Spring
field will preside during the after
noon roundtable session and vii
introduce State Bar Presiden
James M. Hengst of Columbus.
Speakers on the afternoon pro
gram will be Assistant Director
of the Bureau of Code Revision
Albert G.. Giles of Columbus, wht
will explain the Proposed Ohit
Revised Code" and Attorne,
Frank j. Murray of London, Ohio
who will discuss "Some Aspects O
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24

The number of newly unem-
ployed workers increased 216 in
Dayton 10 704. Akron remained
about the same as the previous
week.
Continued claims-each of which
denotes a week of unemployment
by an individual - totalled 147,-
It's for the week ending March IL,
down from the 149,946 filed dur
ing the previous week. Six out OF
the eight largest cities reported
no significant changes from the
previous week. Cleveland reported
a drop of more than 1,S00 and
Youngstown for the second
straight week showed an increase
of about 1000.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
INHERITANCE TAX


Inheritance tax in the estate
of Dewey Shipley, late of Fair
field township, totalled S273.22
Fairfield township, Madison coun-
ty received 70.39o, $l92.07 of the
amount and Pleasant township
Franklin county 29.7fo or $81.15
APPOINTMENTS
Estate of Elizabeth Harbage
late of West Jefferson, Riddle
Sidner was appointed admins
traitor, under $4,000 bond.
Estate of NJ. c. Fitzgerald late
of Lilly Chapel, Agnes Ward
was appointed administrtrix, BOND
$4,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Clarence C. Perdue, delivery.
man, Madison County and Elaine
Whitfield, Plain City.
DIVORCE GRANTED
Lewis w. Whitmer VS. Macie
M. Whitmer.
DIVORCE ASKED
James Bruce Smith VS. Esther
c. Smith.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
! Ellen Lucy Kennedy to Lorettt
Kennedy Green, S2.37 acres il
Somerford township, Madison
county and Pleasant township
Clark county.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
Youth To Become
Expert Gardner

Now that they have received
the signal brightly colored
seed catalogues rural boys and
girls throughout the nation are
anxious to get started in becoming
expert 4-H gardeners.
1T is estimated that more than
300 thousand of these youth wtlI
take part in the 1850 National All
Garden program. In it they will
learn how TO manage a well-plan-
ned garden, carry out program
of insect and disease control, and
market produce in an economical
and approved manner.
Through their garden project,
they will increase individual and
family incomes by reducing the
amount of food purchased. They
will also contribute TO better fam
lily health by producing sufficient
amounts Of essential and nutriti-
Gus vegetables and fruits for use
throughout the year. Illustrative of
what Alters accomplish, club
members raised 100000 acres of
gardens throughout the country
last year.
Incentives for outstanding ach-
ievements in gardening include
gold-filled medals of honor for
four county winners, and an all
expense trip to the Chicago All
Club Congress next November for
state champions, provided by
AlliS-Chalmers. Eight national
winners selected from the stat5
| champions will each receive 9
$500 college scholarship.
Winners were named in 81
1 counties in Ohio last year.
The 4-H Garden program is con
Quoted under the direction of the
Cooperative Extension Service
| County Extension agents will fur
nish complete information.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24

formers look as pale as ghost
who has just seen a man.
For easy example, take, say, the
great tragedian, Junius Brutus
Booth-a name to conjure with and
make faces at.
IIlNIJJS BRUTUS was born in
England a few years before the
10Th century made its bow, and by
1he time he was 13 a servant girl
had accused him of being the faith
err of her ut-of-bounds baby. Dur
ing the next four years, among
other things, he took crack at
being a sailor. a sculptor and the
husband of two ladies, without the
customary divorce in between.
None of this stunted his growth.
however, because by the time he
was 20 he had become one of the
| great stars of the London stage. He
! appeared at Covent Garden as
Richard III, and the following sea-
son at Drury Lane as Iago to
Keane's OthelIo. And, unless the
record is lying, his success was so
great that group of envious &C.
tors started riot in the theater
and tried to burn it down.
OHstage, Jnnias BrafHs Was
spen more spectacular than on,
snd if Lauren BaealPs husband
had been sambling The flesh and
uinebofs of Piccadiliy at The time,
chances are bis cabers tOonldnt
bare rated morning-atfer
tbosgbt Booth, so goes The story,
made so many passes and passed
ont so many times that finally, at
The innaence Of husbands, bar
! tenders and boobies, be packed
and skedaddled to New York.
Here, he proceeded to revolution.
! ize most of our acting techniques
! and, despite the enormous quanti.
| ties of woozle-Water he consumed,
! he never let his audiences down. Al
one matinee, he was literally car.
| ried into the theater, and while the
manager was splashing water or
his face the customers began &c
! yell for the show to go on.