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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
In the Matter of the Petition of
Ralph Wesley Baxter,
for the Adoption of %
Luella Kay Burd,
A Minor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-14
To Handle Md.
Football Games
Announcing

Steve Douglas, popular radio
and television sports announcer,
will handle the commercials and
highlights of the University of
Maryland football games this fall,
it was announced today. The games
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-14
Soil Blowing

Where soil blowing is a definite
problem, summerfallow should be
worked in strips. On sloping land
contour strips are advisable.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-14
Staley & Prescott, Solicitors
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND

IN Re:
The Abandonment of Building
Restriction Line on Lot 7 Block 10
in a subdivision known as and
called paint Branch Farms" as
per Plat Book 81, Plat 1869 re-
corded among the Land Records
for Montgomery County, Mary
land.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Lightning Hits \
Local Residence
Causes $400 Fire

Damage estimated at S46O was
caused when the west half of the
double house at "a West Second
street, occupied until last week
by Mrs. ]. B. Corbitt, was struck
by lightning approximately 11:3O
during the electrical, thunder
and rain storm Thursday night.
Firemen Charles Mercer and
Robert Stewart answered the
call about 11:40 and were able
to control the blaze after it had
damaged windows and partitions
in the second floor bedrooms.
Mrs. Corbitt was taken i'll last
week and was removed to the
home of a relative in Winchester,
Indiana.
Most of the furnishings had been
removed preparatory to sale of
household goods Saturday.
The east half of the double, oc-
cupied by Mrs. Myrtle McCarty
upstairs and Miss Name Bren-
nan, downstairs was not damaged.
The property is owned by Mrs.
Romaine Campbell, Of Columbus,
a granddaughter of the late DR..
M. Vance of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
KILLED TN ROUTE ~ TRAFFIC CRASH
OFFICERS OF Three COUNTIES
INVESTIGATE Theft OF SHEEP

Authorities of Champaign
Union, Madison and other nearby
counties continued their investiga-
tion today for q sheep stealing
gang, following the weekend
theft of a truckload of sheep
valued at $1,000 from a Cham
paign county farm.
Roy Kent, residing on a farm
four miles west of North Lewis
burg, reported the theft of 80
sheep-22 ewes and IL fat lambs
to Champaign county sheriff,
Jay Keever. Monday.
Stolen sometime early Monday
morning, the sheep evidently were
herded into a corner of a field
about quarter-mile from the
Kent farmhouse, and placed in a
waiting truck.
Several weeks ago, some forty
sheep were stolen from the Ben
Roahen farm in York township.
1t is believed that the same gang
is responsible for the two thefts
and also livestock stealing in
Madison, Fayette and other near
by counties.
The men who took the Kent
sheep apparently were old hands
at the game, as they rejected the
smaller lambs and old ewes in the
62-head flock on the farm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
LONDON DRIVER WILL HANDLE
REINs IN BROWN JUG CLASSIC

Doc McMillen, the London driv-
er, noted throughout the Ohio
Fair circuit, is billed as the
driver of Bob Chief, an 81, in
the fifth annual Little Brown jug
race for 3-year-old PAGERS at the
Delaware County Fair. The Brown
jug purse is $685.
The purse for the race is the
second highest in jug history.
1t is topped only by last years
fat $58,281. There may have been
richer races, according to the old
tines, but none are as wide open
as the 1850 event
Other starters and drivers:
Mighty Sun, Ralph Baldwin; Pop
ular Tom, Murel Walters; Dyna-
mic Hal, Harold Snodgrass; Gull
la Hanover, John Simpson; Irish
Hal, Frank Erwin; Hal Tryax.
Sanders RUSSELL Chief Long, C..
l. Shilling; Seattle Hanover,
Wayne Smart and Dudley Han
over, Delvin Miller.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Local Woman Dies
At Noon Today

Mrs. Ida Chafin, 50, widow of
the late M. F. Chafin, died at II
o'clock Friday noon at her home,
10 South Oak ST., following a
two weeks illness.
Her husband who for many
years was watchman for Penn
sylvania Railroad at the S. Main
ST., crossing, preceded her in
death 16 years ago.
Survivors include two sons
Alger Chafin, London sign paint
ter and Charles Chafin Of Chilli
cothe; two sisters. Mrs. Thomas
Woodard of London; and Mrs.
Richard Young. Louisa, KY, and
a half brother, Lonnie Young
of Chillicothe and six grand
daughters, including Laura Koen,
London, an employee of the Ohio
Bell Telephone Co.
Funeral arrangements are being
completed by the Schlechty-
Fichner Funeral Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Co-op's Annual
Session Tuesday

The annual meeting of the
Madison Farm Bureau Coop will
be Tuesday evening. September
26 at the Lafayette School.
The program will include the
business session. awarding of door
prizes, refreshments. and dancing
During the business session,
three directors of the Coop Board
are to be elected for three-year
terms Nominees are: Henry Gey-
er, Roy Binns. Garritt Elfrink,
Leonard Neer, Frank Sultzbaugh,
and Leslie Mace.
Music for the $3.50 dance will
be furnished by the Paul-Eddy
orchestra
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22

School Bus
Inspection
Oct. 9.12

A complete and rigid examina-
ton for the 46 buses of the Mad
ison County School system has
been announced by Superinten-
dent w. c. Smith for October Gil
and IL. The inspection will be
made by State Highway Patrol.
On October 9, at $50 a. m.
buses of Canaan and Plain City
will be inspected at Canaan. AT
one o'clock the same day, Monroe
and Pike inspection will be at
Monroe.
October 10 at $50 a. m. Mad
ison Rural and Mt. Sterling at
Madison Rural.
October IL at $50, Range and
Stokes at Sedalia.
October Il at $50, jefferson
District and Fairfield at b School.
At 1:30 the same day, Somerford
and Deercreek at Somerford.
Bus drivers in the system are:
Canaan, Ruth Boggs, Madge
L. Minshail, Alice Moore and
Walter Minshall.
,Deercreek, Donald Claar and
John Miller.
Fairfield, Fl. A. Lilly, w. +.
Carter, Russell Gi,'iiand, Glen
Straley, and Gilbert Champers.
Jefferson, Jacob Peterman,
Kenneth Coe. Ralph Powless,
Raymond Sollars, Paul Miller and
David Masters.
Madison Rural, Gene Clemons,
Harding Smith, Robert Wake
man, James McDorman, Henry T.
Wilson. Emmett Morris. E. r,
Laird. Herbert Wisecup. Wiley
Taylor, Warner Jones and Jack
Walsh.
Monroe, c. B. Worthington
Keith Howsmon, Janet Littler
Mt. Sterling, Albert J. Shea
Oscar Dials, Wilbur Daley and
Albert Anderson.
Pike, Howard Hatcher, Harry
Stevens and Raymond Arnold.
Range, Harold Kelso, Warner
Bogenrife, Richard Dunston ano
Walter Barker.
Somerford, Howard Cultice anc
John Bunton.
Stokes. Roy Whitaker, JACK
Hughes, Harry Rittenhouse ane
Hugh Robinson.
, Plain City, Gladys Bishop
Estel Sparks and Claude Truitt.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
First Market Hog
Show Is Tuesday

More than rs Madison County
farmers attended the first Mad
ison County Market Hog Show
in the county on Tuesday, Sep
tember 19. Z
The winners in the show were:
Pen of five classes, Marion
Moats Of. Mt. Sterling, on the
heavy pen of five; Orleton Farms,
Route 3, London. ranking second;
and Don Dorm, South Scion, Route
/, was third.
In the light pen of five, Don
Dorm, was first, Chas. Harbage,
FLA Project at West jefferson
was second; and Robert Goodan,
Route 4. London, was third.
Three hundred pounds of hog
feed was given for first in each
of the pen Of five classes and
100 Id. for second and third. John
Simpson, Route 8, London, won
first in the individual heavy
market hog show with v. Y.
Overturf, Route 2, London, sec
ond; and Don Dorm, third. K. r..
Fuller, Route 1, London, was first
in the light individual market
pig class; Robert Coodan was
second, and the Orleton Farms
was third.
Two hundred pounds of feed
was given for first place in each
of the individual market pig
classes, and 100 Id. was given for
second, third, and fourth.
Elevators in the county donat-
ing 200 10. Of feed each are as
follows: The Sedalia Grain and
Lumber Co., Sedalia; Fred Kile
and Son, Inc, Kileville; Latham
Grain Co., Amlin; Shaw Elevat-
or, London; Wilson Feed Store,
London; Sark and Plum, Lilly
Chapel; Madison Farm Bureau,
Coop, London: Opekasit Center,
South Solon, The Grove City
Farmers Exchange, Co., Mt. Ster-
ling: John Murray and Son, West
jefferson.
The hog feed will be picked
up by the winners at these places
upon presenting certificate
showing their winnings. The show
was sponsored by the Madison
County Swine Improvement Com
mittee.
Judges were: Howard Dawson,
Chairman, E.O.B., Producers, Co.
lumbus; w. H. Brunner. Exten-
sion Marketing Specialist, OSU:
and Herbert Barnes, Department
Animal Husbandry, OSU.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
IS Men Report
For Physicals;
Four Inducted

Four Madison County men left
Friday for induction into the armed
ed forces at Fort Hayes, Colum-
bus. They were: Clay Wade Lewis,
South Vienna; Fred A. Lutz, Jr.,
Mt. Sterling; Harold L. Lowe,
West Jefferson and Harold Lee
Burt, 81 Cherry ST., London.
Thirty-five Madison county men
went to Fort Hayes Wednesday
for pre-induction physical ex-
aminations.
They were: Robert E. Doty,
London r. 8; Gordon Jerry Stahl,
164 w. Center ST., London Rob-
ert w. Stevens, 88 Antietam ST.,
London. Richard A. Barker, 181
N. Oak ST, London; Roland E.
Woodard, 204 E. Center ST., Lon
don; Charles A. Marsh, South
Solon; Jack A. Pfeil, West JEFF
ferson; John W.. Anthony, Is
Fairview, London; William r.
Stickel, West jefferson, Route
l; John L. Galloway, Lilly Chapel;
Daniel G. Davis, "a Laurel ST. Lon
don; A. w. Renner, $50 E. North
wood Ave-, Columbus; Carl NJ.
Stafford, Plain City; David r.
Wagner, 126 w. Main ST, West
Jefferson; Delmar E. Casio, Rob-
ertsburg, w. Va, Marvin r.
Puckett, London; Thomas A..
Whiteside, Sedalia; John A.
Swope, 173 East High ST., Lon
don; Clifford S. Patttrson, 179
w. Pearl ST, West Jefferson:
John r. Reese. 219 Fairborn; Dom
aid F. Coleman, 1872 S. Main ST..
London; Tom w. Dillon, Plain
City: William H. Roger. London
Route 8; Robert w. Rowe, q E.
Fifth ST., London; Albert L.
Rogers, 211a Stewart Ave-. Lon-
don; c. A. Clifton Scheiderer.
Plain City, Route 8; Ralph A,
Chenault, West Jefferson; Nor
man E. Dunham, London r. r.;
Joseph M. Hillman, 1863 s.. Main
ST., London; Raymond L. Light,
foot, Mt. Sterling, Route 2; Paul
Whaley, Erwin, Ohio, Route i;
Floyd Mason, 242 N. Market ST.,
Mt. Sterling; Jack L. Foreman,
63 Liberty ST., London; Wayne E.
Rice, West jefferson and Earl w.
Chamberlin, Mt. Sterling.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Mt. Sterling
Man Sues For
$500 manages

A suit asking Sc, 400 was filed
in Madison County Common Pleas
Court, September 13, by Perce
E. Passwaters, Mt. Sterling,
gainst c. C. Chute, Logan.
The suit is a result of an ac-
cident May 90, in Mt. Sterling and
states that tractor-semi-tr trailer
outfit owned by c. c. Chute was
left standing on the highway
without signal lights or flares
thus causing Perce E. Passwaters
to crash into the rear.
The money is to cover complete
loss of his car. hospital bills and
loss Of money through being un-
able to work as a painter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Republican Unit
Here Organized

Madison County colored Re-
publicans recently organized with
Doris Holloway, chairman, Mrs.
Pauline McNeal, vice chairman;
Mrs. Dorothy Flu Allen, secre-
tary; and Mrs. Aquilla Policy
treasurer.
Executive committee members
named are Mrs. Roy McNeal, Mrs.
Ida Reid, Mrs. Jean Wright,
William Cain, and Mrs. Joe
Ramey.
With Mrs. Harold Welsh, the
county chairman presiding, the
Colored Women's Federation Unit
of the county was reorganized
with Mrs. Ida Reid elected presi-
dent; Mrs. Roy McNeal vice
president; Miss Norma Jean Nc
Neal, secretary and Mrs. Eliza
beth Victor, treasurer.
Before the election Of officers
Mrs. Welsh stated that whoever
was elected president would serve
with her as an assistant chair
man of the county SO that duty
and honor goes to Mrs. Reid.
Representing the Unit in Co
lumbus at the Federation Con-
vention and luncheon at the Neil
House, Tuesday were Mrs. Flu
Allen, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. McNea
and Mrs. Reid.
Mr.. A. G. Holloway represented
the colored Republican County or
ganization as an alternate, We'd
nesday at the State Convention,
Memorial Hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Farmers De ath
Is Held Suicide

Robert Neer, 31-year-old Clark
County farmer, shot and killed
himself about / p. m. Wednesday
at his McConkey road farm near
Catawba. He died shortly after a
% caliber rifle slug entered his
forehead.
Coroner Austin Richards OF
Clark county ruled Neer died OF
a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Mr.. Neer repeatedly had been
depressed since an accident sew
eral years ago in which ne fell
from a horse.
Born near Mechanicsburg Oct.
18. 1918, he was the son OF Cloice
and Bessie Everhart Neer. For a
number of years he operated the
farm on which he resided with his
mother. He was not married.
Mr.. Neer was a member OF the
Knights of the Golden Eagle Lodge
at CataWba.
Surviving besides his mother,
are two brothers, Marvin Z. Neer
of South Vienna, Route l, and
Ralph E. Neer of Urbana, Route
a and a sister. Miss Mary Ella
Neer. a Mansfield, D., school
teacher.
Services at the residence at
q o. m. Saturday In charge OF the
Rev. Thomas Smith, pastor OF the
catawba Methodist Church.
Burial in McConkey Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Red Cross Annual
Election Sept. III

Officers and board members
are to be elected at the annual
meeting of the Madison county
Red Cross Chapter Wednesday,
Sept. q at 8 p. m. in the court
house.
The chief speaker will be a
Mrs. Ryan, new national repre-
sentative of the Blood Program
for this area, who will present
the newest plans for that pro-
gram. Mrs. Ryan served four
years in the South Pacific for
Red Cross in World War II.
Kenneth Peck, chapter repre-
sentative at the National Con-
vention in Detroit, will give the
high lights of that event.
Refreshments will be served by
the Canteen corps.
The meeting will be open to all
persons interested in activities of
the chapter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Cop Adopts Brief Platform
In Memorial HALL Convention

The State Republican conven-
ton in Memorial Hall, Columbus,
Wednesday adopted 191-word
platform pledging the party to
honest, fair and sincere con-
sideration of all the problems af-
fecting the common coed of the
whole people"
u. S. Senator Robert A. Taft,
in probably the most vitriolic
speech of his current campaign,
denounced John L. Lewis, the GO
Political Action Committee, W.
Averell Hartman and the Tru-
man Administration.
Don III. Ebright, the Republi-
can gubernatorial nominee, scored
the incumbent Democratic adj
ministration and charged waste
and extravaganza"
The Executive and Central
Committee voted to back Henry
A Middletown of Toledo, former
Lucas County common Pleas
Judge, i'm a write-in election for
a vacancy on the Ohio Supreme
Court, caused by the death OF
Judge Edward c. Turner.
The platform on which the Re-
publicans will stand i'm the fall
election is the shortest ever offered
by the COP in Ohio, according to
veteran politicians.
Many party officials and Re-
publican campaigns workers from
Madison County attended the one
day convention.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Simkins Accepted
In Naval Service

Chief Machinist Mate, Marvin
Guy Ripley. Petty Officer in
Charge, Springfield Navy Re-
cruiting station for this area has
announced that John Harry Sim
kins, son of Mrs. Sarah Alice
Simkins of Lilly Chapel, was ac-
cepted in the u. S. Navy Friday.
Simkins is now at the u. S.
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Illinois where he will re-
ceive from 10 10 II weeks rc-
cruit basic training.
Prior to enlistment he attended
and graduated from the Fair
field Township High Schoo. with
the class of 1850.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Mt. Sterling Club
Entertains Vets
At chiIIicothe

The Committee on Services to
Hospitals of Madison County
Chapter Red Cross is responsible
for the outstanding event to en-
tertain men at Veterans Hospital,
Chillicothe, during the summer
season, according to officials of
the administration.
The Western Horse Club of
Mt. Sterling for the last few
years has volunteered to pat on
a show of large proportions to
entertain the patients.
Sunday approximately seventy
of the members went to Chilli
cothe for the annual event.
According to officials of TIE
club, it is an expensive venture,
entailing trucking of horses and
their trappings from Mt. Ster-
ling to Chillicothe, but one which
gives members of the club so
much pleasure that expense is not
taken into account.
The show included many fine
horses, some of which have taxi
en- many blue ribbons at shows
throughout the state. The hand
some silver mountings, character
istic western costumes of the rid
ers, added color and class to the
performance as the horses were
put through their PAGES in the
Big Circle at the hospital.
Approximately 70 members of
the Mt. Sterling club were en-
tertained at dinner in the Mess
Hall at the hospital preceding the
show.
Attending the show were 2200
men besides many interested
spectators from Madison county
and elsewhere.
Arrangements for the show
were made by Miss Louise Rich
mond, Madison County chairman
of the Committee of Services to
Hospitals. cooperating with Mrs.
Ralph Huffman of Harrisburg,
secretary of the Mt. Sterling
club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Federal Officer
Gets Prisoner

James r. Barbary, Cincinnati,
formerly listed from Detroit.
where he had been working, was
released from the Madison Coun-
ty Jail by Sheriff Harold Bidwell
Wednesday and taken into Gu. :
tody of U. S. Marshal Ralph G..
Quelette of Columbus.
Barbary and four companions
from Cleveland were held in the
county Jail several days following
arrest by local police who said
they were trying to sell an auto
heater to local garage man. The
car was allegedly stolen from De-
troit.
The Cleveland men were re-
leased after investigation, officers
said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
=. Our
@lf6SW@N
THANKS

HANKS
We can't say enough
here to express our thanks
to all OF you kind people for
your generosity. The kids
out at the children's Home
get the television and you
all helped to make the pur-
chase possible.
We humbly thank you
for helping US make these
kids happy. The set will
be installed right away and
it is a 16-inch job. Like as
usual, every time we get
a little skeptical about
human nature something
comes along to restore our
faith in same.
A certain Mr.. stake
who takes our paper sent
in five bucks and he lives
two hundred miles from
here. That just goes to show
that there are a lot of
people scattered around the
country who have hearts
In 'em az big as old Mt.
chimbaraxo.
The kids out at the home
are we'll cared for but that
doesn't cover some Of the
better things in life ;.
=. like a television! While
we're on the subject, we'd
like to mention. that the
local Lions club does a fine
thing for those kids too.
The Lions keep fund for
the kids so that each has
a little money each week
to put in the collection at
church.
Thanks lionsi Today,
we love everybody and
we'll say no more.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Fine Of $500 Per
Squirrel Possible

Squirrel hunters who violate the
law by killing more than the
four per day limit probably give
little consideration of the penalty
possible under the law, Fred
Schob, game protector, indicated
Friday. +
The law provides a maximum
fine of $500 per squirrel for all
killed over the limit, he said. The
minimum fine Is SIS and costs
per squirrel.
Only hunters having little or no
sportsmanship and no concern for
conservation practices, are ever
guilty of exceeding the bag limit,
the Game Protector pointed out
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Driver Released
On $3.50 Bond

Elliott Porter, South Charleston.
arrested by London police and
charged with driving while in
toxicated was released under $3.50
boEd after being bound over to
the grand jury In Mayor z. P.
Speasmaker's court Monday.
Police reported that Porter was
arrested when his car became in
volved in a property damage ac-
cident with another car at the
junction of Midway and Center
Streets.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
.WCTU Convention
Sept. 28 To- Be In
Newport Church

Mrs. Esther Masden, State
President of the Ohio WCTU will
be the principal speaker at. the
sixtieth annual convention of the
Madison County WCTU in the
Newport Methodist Church Thurs
day, Sept. %.
Musical features have been ar
ranged for the program. New
officers of the organization are
to be elected.
Dinner was served by the
WSCS of the Newport Church
Mrs. Edith Stephenson is presi-
dent of the County WCTU; Mrs.
Mary Elliott, and Mrs. Jessie
Florea, secretaries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Boy Severely Cut
Bv Broken Glass

Billy Wallis, Logan Avenue. was
severely cut by broken glass when
he fell through a glass door while
attending band practice at the
high school Tuesday evening.
He was said to have been run
ming with two other boys chas-
inc him when he struck the door.
His left arm and head were cut
an severely "a stitches were re-
ouired to close the wounds when
he WAS treated by a local physici-
an Bob Wheeler and Jack Raub.
gave first aid.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
WCTU President
viii Retire

Mrs. Edith Stephenson of West
jefferson, is announcing her re-
tirement as president of the Mad
ison County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. effective fol-
lowing the county convention of
the organization at Newport,
Thursday, September 3D.
Mrs. Stephenson has BEEN
county president the last eight
years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
HOSPITAL

Carolyn Gilliland. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gilliland,
Mcclure Road, returned home
Saturday following an operation
on both eyes at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital last Wednesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
Rain Exceeds
Normal Fall

Total rainfall for Thursday
Sept. a was 1877 inches,
Leonard McNeai, weather OBJ
server reported, making the
total for the last 4Ia days
2.54 inches. Rainfall for Sep
tember to date Is 1886 inches
compared to 2.99 inches the
Normal for September.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
RODGERS TO SPEAK
At MADISON RURAL

Clyde r. Rodgers, director OF
the town and country department,
Ohio Council of Churches, was
to address the Madison Rural
PTA meeting in the school audi
torium Friday night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
MCGUIRE ENTERS
FlNDLAY COLLEGE

Davio Mcclure, ISG E. Center
Street, London a graduate of
London High school, has been ad-
mitted to the freshman class of
Findlay College. Findlay, for the
1850 term.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Robert K. Nichols is con-
valescing at her home on the
Georgesville road, following an
operation at Mt. Carmel Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr. and Mrs Charles Pierce,
Old Springfield road, announce
the birth of a daughter. Deborah
Ann. at City Hospital. Spring
field. Friday, September 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
CRITICALLY ILL

CRITICALLY ILL
Mrs. James Truitt, Somerford
township, is critically i'll follow
ing an emergency operation at
Grant Hospital, Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-22
IN HOSPITAL.

Mrs Harold Bostie, Richmond
avenue. is recovering after a ma
jor operation at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital, Saturday.