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Evening star., 1950-08-19
GARAGES

LARGE GARAGE, suitable for bust
ness or storage. Apply 403 Sth ST.
ne Ii. S-4662. -22
FOR RENT, large single garage, rear
1882 Clifton st. NV; $40 month.
OW. 7540. go
wANTED-A garage In area between
15th-1Sth and Mass. sye-Que St.
NV. Call AID. 1921 or leave mes
sage at DE. 0300. Apt. b07. go
WANTED TO RENT garage. vicinity
New Hampshire ave. and Gallatin st.
TU. OS7S, Sat. and Sun. weekdays
WANTED-S or 4 car garage, COM
mercial zone. for storage. WO. 2SS7.
GARAGE WANTED, reasonably near
Sth and @ streets NV. Please call
EX. 400, Apt. 70S, evenings. 90
WANTED-Brick garage for auto. re-
pair; area at least 1,600 50. it,, End
commercial zone; ne. or NV; pre-
fer NV; quick poss.; Sept. l II
possible. W. c. GERBICH, MI. 4047.
e0th NR. M N.W.-car parking; space
for cars; S5 mo. each. RIA. 1920.
GARAGE SPACE for private car
wanted, vicinity OF Scott CIRCLE,
Call DU. 1856 -22
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IMMEDIATELY-Clean 40 to '49
paid. HILL q TIBBITTS. iI14 YER
mont ave. NV. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
r2sk 2sSlsr; H;oNHs1 Sk; sssS sepx.,s.,. =, .r
ski: sSorffifzEsc rs 1884 'f'uFf' e us a.
wANr S 100 DAMAGED CARS. TO,
Srecs ,y yd; We o6S buy u.ut outright or accept
have used parts for most cars; reas. !;
GUAR WARREN'S AUTO sALV.
o4036 MINI; ave ne. VI 1883:
TAYIoR, r 1Sd fnc.' 262s stfi yefferson 5 Davi.
hwy, Arl, Va Otis 9273. Is
IN SILVER SPRING, see MORGAN
MOTORS. Top prices for your car.
E.-W. hwy, nr. Ga. ave, sH. 9515.
CHEVROLET 1910 to 1915. from pri.
yate, party. I have the cash. MI.
AGT9s GSH9Sis f15fE FoR So6HTaERN HiTi TRADE. SO
to ssoe ~; =. spot cash. PREESSJTwoo5Ds;
40 OR al Ford, Chevrolet; Plymouth,
AM TIRED of paying outrageous S
prices to other dealers for used cars.
9vnsP TGuld contsct G9tasf RK Ia Ia RMARR RMElYsss
WANT iSid GID 81 Truck iEi pt OK RSG$ GARI@in a
trSde ira S,.rsbcs nice rsfEiEeEst0r egSS and
WANT SMALL refrigerated truck; ice
cream will be suitablej reasonable.
PVT. PARTY will pay all cash SG for
4s or go car Clean low mileage.
cAPrLLAS;, dI !, model go; 1850. Can
NJ. o-ofOo. -2U
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CHEVROLET 1850 convertible; loaded
with equip; very few miles; spare
never used; canary yellow finish,
black top; $2,295. JET MOTOR
SALES, INC. 2725 Nichols ave. s.e.,
10. 2.0336. 30
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TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

Spartan, Vagabond, Amerl-
can, Travelo and Howard
House TrailerS
with complete bathrooms, elec. refgr..
h.-w. heaters, etc.
Financing at 6%
VACATION RENTALS
Open 8 TO o Weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. ave. WO. 1891.
NEEDED AT ONCE-50 used house
trailers and as many used luggage
trailers as We can get. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., INC, 4030 Wiscon-
sin ave- Phone WO goal %
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CHEVROLET 194S 4-door Fleet
master: fully equipped; very clean;
SI.lg5. FRANCIS a. PARSONS,
2ll6 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-2SS0.
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Al convertible; r. and
h; new tires, all accessories. Call
RANDY. WO. O9l2 or Ex. S976.
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CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetline 4-door
sedan; fully equipped; in colorful
grey finish. This low-mileage. one
owner car Is in excellent condition
and clean and brand new in every
way. Must be seen and driven to be
appreciated. l,195 cash, trade or
terms. BELL MOTORS, 501O Wis
consin ave, WO. 5000. 20
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40 de luxe club con-
vertible. attractive green finish; light
top. matching leather interior; Wv
'ow mileage: guaranteed; S1,795;
cash, trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 18th and K SITS. NV. EX
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1946 4-dr.; 1-owner
car; good tires, enginesa paint and
ROYAL MOTORS, Chrysler -Plym-
outh, l5 Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2439.
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194S Fleetmaster, 2-dr.;
r. and h., original flnish. low mile
ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler- -Plym-
outh, Is Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2439.
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CHEVROLET '39 2-dr.; black. heater.
seat covers, excel transp.; S15.
MORRIS 81 HUGHES, 1914 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET AT 4-door FM: black,
fully equipped, l owner, top cond.,
peri. in every way; S1.145, low dn
pymt. MORRIS Il HUGHES. 1914
Ga ave, RA 1929. FL
CHEVROLET 80 conv.; blue, Wv.
tirees. fully equip; 500 mi; S2.2S5
Pontiac or Mercury. WI. $3.50.
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CHRYSLER 1941 4-dr. sedan; good
soysrs good 'G9H slfss; s456 56a ofigisaf 81 isaf
CHRYsLER 949 windsor club coupe:
1000 actual miles by one owner;
$2,195. JET MOTOR SALES. INC.
2725 Nichols ave. s.e. 10. 2-0336.
CHRYsLER 1941 4-dr. "e": over
Gel; $4,000 mi; S4s5. iES No. SSf 1926. Sc
CHRYsLER 194s New Yorker 4-dr.;
81 ,e95. JET MOTOR SALES. INC.
27@5 Nichols ave. s.e.' 10. 2-Q336.
CRosLEY 1947 sedan; s1oo for Quick
CRosLEY as station wagon; 40
condition; S375. UN. 1868. 20
CROSLEY 194S station wagon: with
sep ig2o sR99 motor cs exceI Mo cong 1Ha; trade or
CROSLEY 1947 station wagon with
heater; $500. Call KI. S-7S66.-I9
DE SOTO 1941 club coupe; excellent
thrGugho3t; b1,ft R1 TSr.,p sporty, cream car;
GIAMs ilS S 5ziiE BAKER ONly NASH a4'2 2s1S YIN N
st. NV. HO. 500. -i9
DE SOTO 1916 7-pass. lim.; insp.
guar; S49O. KE. 3-54S4. 30
DE SOTO 1947 custom 4-dr. sedan;
Runs and looks like new; orig
DE SoTO As custom 4-door; r., h
other extras. l owner, peri. cond.;
81 ,496. low down pymt. MORRIS a.
HUGHES, 1914 Ga. ave. RA. l122
DE SOTO 1948 4-dr., beautiful Black
finish; r. and h., auto. transmission,
low mileage; S1,495, S495 down,
ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler-Plym-
outh. 3 Kennedy st. NV, TU. 2439.
DE SOTO 1917 custom club @Si cpe.i r.
RANDALL MoToRs. INC. chrysief., hygiee,
Plymouth Dealer, 18th and M SITS.
NV, EX. 4S0O. -l9
DE SOTO 194S custom 4-dr.; fully
equip; low mil; l owner; priced
to sell today. 81 ,495. JET MOTOR
SALES, 2725 Nichols ave. s.e.. 10.
2-0336. 30
DODGE l947 4-door sedan; radio
and heater; seat covers. This one
owner car is in excellent mechanic
cal condition and is absolutely same
as brand new in every way. Special,
Sl,295 cash, trade or terms. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave, .WO.
DODGE 194s 4-dr. Town sed.; r. and
h.; S1,400. See Mr.. Bodine, RAN
DALI MOTORS, INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer. 18th and NJ SITS.
n.w..AEX. 1900. 10
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WEEKEND SPECIAL-Used trailers,
$3.50 up. NATL TRAILER SALES,
5000 BALTIC. ave, Riverdale. WA.
1908. 80
TWO-WHEEL utility trailer, home
made; never used, S7b. Call 10,
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CHEVROLET 1850 sedan de luxe
model; loaded with extras; S1,S94.
Why pay more? We deliver for less
than la an. Easy wkly. pymtS. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 BladenSburg.
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CHEVROLET '4s Town sedan; St,20
OOI AHaoa n GH nAER Ol
CHEVROLET

sedan; excel. {
r. and h.; pvt.
Call FA. 52SS
CHEVROLET a.
and h.. new
81 .975 or beS
OWNER. XII.
CHEVROLET 10.
r. and h, excel
offer; pvt. ow
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CADILLAC late 1913 "62" 4-dr. ::
hydramatic. French and Vista gray;
radio, front. rear; seat covers.
undercoating, WV. tires, other
extras, custom refinement: S2,675.
Pvt. owner. Call FA. 3943. 80
CADILLAC 1947 convertible; Hydra
Matte; radio and heater: metallic
blue, tan top; white-wall tires. This
car. formerly owned by prominent
real estate broker, has had very best
of care and is in absolutely perfect
condition in every way. Must be
seen to be appreciated. S2,295 cash,
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wisconsin ave, WO. 5000.
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CHRYSLER 1919 sedan: cleaning
black finish; r. and h., Prestomatic
fluid drive trans, custom plastic
seat covers; very low mileage; new
car comparison; guaranteed: S2,195;
cash. trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, L2th and K SITS. NV. Elk
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1946 Fleetmaster 4-dr.
full black finish. This car is abso-
lutely same as brand new in every
respect; must be seen and driven
to be appreciated. S995 cash, trade
or terms. BELL MOTORS, solo
uyiscoDcip ave WO SO0O. 20
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1885 Town sedan; 1st
class mechanical cond.; Sl95. Dl
0074, 634 H st. s.w. go
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Teachers Needed
In Northern City

A large northern Ohio city is
seeking leo elementary teachers
for the 195O-51 school year, Man
ager Emil E. Yearian Of the Lon
don Employment Center reported
today. 4,
\ The teachers must have an ao-
credited college degree, with at
Least % hours of EDUCATION and
valid Ohio teachers certificate
for elementary grades one to six.
Only women up to SO years Of
age are eligible for the positions
which pay S24O0 per year to
start with annual increases up
to S4350 per year :
Manager Emil E. Ycrian urged
all qualified teachers interested in
these jobs to apply at the local
Employment Center at the Court
Houste, London, Ohio. He said
teachers already having a contract
for the 1950-51 school year will
not be encouraged and cmphasiz-
ed that the Employment Center is
not soliciting teachers who are
satisfactorily employed by local
Schools ese.s aes,is s1ss ~ 4 50
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Heart Attack Is
Fatal Farmer

Howard Wilson, age 80, promi-
nent Harmony township Clark
county farmer, died of a heart all
mcnt at his home Friday after
noon. Mr.. Wilson had been able
to attend his work on the farm
until Tuesday when he suffered a
heart attack.
He was born February 2, 1870
in Harmony township, the son of
johnson M. and Julian Ann West
Wilson and had resided his en-
tire life in that community.
He was a member of the Viii
son Chapel Christian Church,
Plattsburg road and the Madison
County Farm Bureau.
Surviving are his wife: Mary;
three sisters, Mrs. Effie May
Mitch, Mrs. Eta Olingcr and
Miss Mary Wilson, all of South
Vienna; two brothers, Walter of
Springfield and Floyd of Brigh-
ton.
Funeral services at the Lukens
Funeral Home Monday at two
o'clock, the Rev. w. S. Alexand-
er. officiating. Interment in Som
. crford cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Burglar Fails In
Restaurant Visit

A thief or thieves who broke
into the Hempey restaurant on
u. S. Route 40 at the west edge
of Summerford Monday night got
nothing for their trouble, ac-
cording to report of Deputy Sher-
ifs Robert Allison and Herbert
Markley, who investigated the at
empted burglary.
w. D. Hempy. owner OF the
restaurant, stated that he closed
at $50 Monday night and at $50
Tuesday morning a man deliver
ing bread called him to say he
found the front door open.
Mr.. Hempey notified the shcr-
ifs office at z o'clock. The de-
puties learned the robbers had
entered through the rest room
door and broke a hole in the
partition into the restaurant to
gain entrance.
After investigation, Mr.. Hempey
and the deputies found that moth
ing in the restaurant had been dis
turbed or taken, according to their
report.
This is the fourth time in the
last three years that the Henl-
pey restaurant has been broken
into. according to the sheriff's
office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Mother Of Local
Resident Dies

Mrs. Anna Shoemaker. age g.,
mother of Mrs. Earl Webb and
Herbert Shoemaker of London,
died Friday at her home in
Broadway Union County.
Mrs. Shoemaker was born
August 81, 1867, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moody and
had been resident of Union
County for approximately Is years
Other survivors are, five other
daughters, Mrs. Nellie Edge, Co.
lumbus; Mrs. Ida Shy. Urbana;
Mrs. Sylvia Baker, GAINESVILLE;
Mrs. Everett Eddy. Marysville;
Mrs. Bessie Clemans, Lima: four
other sons, Walter of Lebanon;
Robert, East Liberty; Edgar.
Marysville; Fred Broadway: a
sister, Mrs. Mae Irwin. Mechan-
icsburg: brother, Frank Moody,
Milford Center; 43 grandchildren
and 36 great grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Wolnen's Club To
Sponsor Concert
AT High School

The second annual concert of
the Madisonaires, county mems
chorus, to be presented under
sponsorship of the London Bus
mess and Professional WomenS
Club, will be given at the high
school auditorium the evening of
Tuesday February %, Mrs. James
Morris, president of the club an
nounced today.
A variety program featuring
sacred, secular and novelty num-
bers will be offered by the chorus
under the direction of James F.
Bell with piano accompaniments
by Miss Helen Chandler. Also the
program, expected to continue
more than an hour, will be high
lighted with barbershop harmony
numbers presented by The Four
Kernels.
Mrs. Al, B. Cau1ey is chairman
of the clubs concert committee.
Arnold Fetter is manager of the
Madisonaires.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
$500 Given
In Madison
CROP Drive

Madison County farmers have
contributed $500 for feeding the
hungry overseas in the CROP
campaign conducted in the coun-
ty from Oct. 7 to Jan. l, Chair
man George Taylor announced
Thursday in expressing appreci-
alton to all county residents who
contributed to the drive.
Madison County through this
generous contribution ranked
first in the district. of IL count
les" Chairman Taylor said.
Amounts received from the var
ious townships and the chairn1en
who conducted in the campaign in
their respective townships were:
Darby Township S5O8.o5. Jim
Miller; Monroe Township S60715,
Jim Littler; Canaan Township
$4,000, Mrs. Mary Roby; Somer-
ford Township $128.13, Vivian
Overturf; Deercreek Township
S164.60. Flo Murray; Jefferson
Township, $139.O1. Frank Peters;
Union Township S136.56, Mrs. z.
M. Ridenour; Fairfield Township,
and Range Township, none; Pleas
ant Township $1,000. Hedges
Hill; Paint and Oak Townships,
none; Stokes Township 5000,
Paul Butcher.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Mrs. Harry Hiff
Dies Here Sunday

Mrs. Harry S. Tiff, rs, died
at her home on North Main Street,
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
following 1Q-year illness with
heart ailment.
Mrs. Tiff was born in Highland
County, August II, 1874. the
daughter of Henry and Minerva
Eyler. She was married to Mr.,
Tiff in Hillsboro in 1902. She had
resided in London since 1904
when the family came here from
Cedarvile.
She was a member of the First
Presbyterian Church, London. Un-
til she became i'll, she had been
prominent in church, social and
club circles here.
Surviving are her husband, a
retired contractor; a daughter
Mrs. Peter Lanigan, London; three
sons, Howard of Washington D.
c.; Paul Of Detroit and Richard
of Norwood, Mass; one brother
John Eyler of Monmouth, llls.;
three sisters, Miss Harriet Eyler
of London; Mrs. Isaac Larrick
of Hillshoro and Mrs. Walter
Mays of Dayton.
The family will receive friends
at the Schlechty Funeral Home
Tuesday from 3 to IS and from
Z to 9 o'clock Tuesday. Funeral
services at the Funeral Homo
at 2 p. m. Wednesday, the Rev
Grees S. Irnbrie, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, officiating
Interment in Massie Creek Gene
terry, Cedaryille. s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
|116 Pints Given
To Blood Bank
Mobile Unit Visits
Plain City At
Legion Home

The Mobile Unit from the Re-
gional Blood Center in Columbus
made its second annual visit to
Plain City February 16, where the
program was set up at the Afneri-
can Legion Hall, which was do
mated for, the purpose
One Hundred and thirty-fNe
prospective donors were processed
through the center during the day
and. lie pints of blood were OBJ
tanned, this being 10 pints under
the record set in Plain City last
year. This was not due to lack
of donors, as more than. 200 were
signed up; but due to a short
age in the professional staff, many
hadsto be turned away in the late
afternoon. 49,
Carl Braley, director of the
mobile units in the Regional
Center, was present, during the
days operations and explained
that since both mobile units were
in operation that day, only five
nurses of the eenter's staff could
be sent to Plain City, whereas
eight were available at last years
operation.
]. III. Miller. member of the
County Red Cross Board, was gen.
eral chairman of the Plain City
project and was assisted by John
Allgyer, recruitment chairman,
and DR.. Herman Karrer. Mrs.
Karrer was in charge of the coun-
ty nurses, nine of whom were on
duty during the day.
Mrs. Kenneth Mckinley, Presi-
dent of the. Legion Auxiliary, had
charge of the clerical work and
of the canteen. in which the women
of the auxiliary served with Mrs.
Ruby Weldon as Canteen Chair
man. Four boys and two girls
from the Plain City High School
were on duty during the day and
had various duties assigned them.
Maurice Beathard, County
Blood Program Chairman, stated
that next year it is planned to
set UP the center for two consec-
utive days in Plain City and to
facilitate a quicker and smoother
operation all around.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Gunman Robs Lilly Chapel
Grocer Of $121 Saturday

While preparing to close his
store Saturday night, Ed Eisele,
Lilly Chapel grocer, was held
up by one of two gunner and
robbed of S121.70.
Eisele told Deputy Sheriff Ken
meth Johnson that-he- laad---jjaast
about finished counting out his
money from the cash register
around 8 O'Clock Saturday night
when stranger entered the store
and purchased a package of Gig
arettes.
No sooner had this man left
the store than another man, de-
scribed as about "a, SIT and 10
inches in height and weighing
about 80 lbs, entered and pur-
chased two packages of cigarettes.
He then asked Mr.. Eisele for
matches. The grocer turned to
get the matches and the strang-
er pulled gun, telling Mr.. Els
ele that it was a hold up and
that he meant business
The robper waineu around the
counter, punched the gun into
Mr.. Eisele's back; took the canvas
sack of money at the side of the
cash register drawer and then
started marching the store-owner
toward the rear of the store.
As they walked the gunman
siezed a bottle of chilli sauce
from the shelf and struck the
grocer over the head Mr. Eisele
was partially protected by his
felt hat, but was stunned by the
blow as the gunner fled from the
store. He called the Madison
County Sheriff's office shortly
afterward.
Deputy Johnson was given q
description of both men, the first
man was believed to have scout
ed" the store in preparation for
the hold up.
The man who handled the gun
Deputy Johnson, said was reported
wearing a light suit. His age was
estimated 81 to "a. The getaway
car was parked near the store.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Dinner To Open
Red Cross Drive

The planning committee for tho
Red Cross Fund Campaign OF
1880. of which Kenneth Peck is
Chairman, has announced that
a kickoff dinner for all the cap
tains OF the campaign will be held
at seven o'clock on Tuesday even
ing, February 21st, at the. Pres
byterian Church in London.
An informal Chapter Board
meeting will be combined with
this event and Kenneth Woods OF
Springfield will be guest speaker.
The dinner will be planned and
served by the women OF Guild
Two of the Presbyterian Church,
of which Mrs. F. E. Rosnagle is
Chairman and will be in charge
of Mrs. ]. X. Coberly and her
staff.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Driver Fined In
Route 40 Crash
Pa+roIman's Car
Wrecked In Upset
Friday Noon
Madison Press Photo by Russ Byerly

Floyd Lester McHenry,; 19, of
London RID No. 2 paid a $50 fine
and costs in Mayor E. P. Speas-
makers court Friday afternoon on
a charge of reckless operation,
following alltarnobile accident
shortly after noon Friday. He was
relased on payment.
According to Deputy Sheriff
Robert Allison, who investigated,
the accident occurred at the in
tersection of U. S. Route 40 and
the Fish Hatchery road, about one
quarter of a mile west of Sum-
merford.
His report stated that McHenry
driving west on U. S. 40 failed
to signal when he made a left
hand turn off the highway and
caused a car driven in westerly
direction by William Francis Bak-
er, Maryland State Police Of
Cumberland, Maryland, to turn
over. Baker turned his car in an
attempt to avoid colliding with the
McHenry car. The Baker car up
set landed on its top in the mid
die of the highway and was de-
molished.
In the car with McHenry, the
deputy stated. was Russell Nc.
Henry of London RID. In the
car driven by Baker was Sheriff
Edward r. Muir and John II
Hagger, both of Cumberland.
The five occupants of the 2 car
escaped injury. The McHenry cal
was only slightly damaged, the re.
port stated.
The three Maryland men were
enroute to Los Angeles, to pick
up prisoner, according to De.
putty Allison. They were taken tc
Columbus, and continued theil
trip by train.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Seotties Down
Mt. Sterling
59-49 Monday

Plain City defeated Mt. Sterling
59-49 in the winners bracket at
Midway Monday night In game
that left the spectators, "gasping
for air. This leaves Plain City
as the only undefeated team in
the tournament.
The game got underway with
Mt. Sterling jumping into the
lead and retaining it throughout
the first half. The Greyhound's
advantage in height caused Plain
City lot of trouble druing the
first half. Mt. Sterling used a
zone defense and at times they
were able to use three men to
guard jefferson, Plain City's
scoring ace.
Mt. Sterling controlled the
bankboards eand Plain City COM
nlitted so many fouls trying to
combat the Greyhound's advant-
age in height, that it looked as
though it would cost the Scotties
the ball game.
Rickard, of Plain City fouled
out in the second quarter and
jefferson had four fouls charged
aginst them with more than half
Of the game to be played. Mt,
Sterling led Plain City 16 to 13
AZ the end Of the first quarter
and at half time the score stood,
Mt. Sterling %. Plain City ~.
The Scotties cambe back in the
second half and played different
tvDe game. They used a pressing
type of defense and turned on
ti,eir. speed to combat the height
advantage of, Mt. Sterling, TINS
change in the tempo seemed to
bcwiider the Greyhounds.
5 plain City caught fire during
The last half and at the end OF the
third quarter they had made up
the deficit In the scotS Do sso
alto 81. ..e......,,
Is The fourth and final period was
played even terms until the
clock showed 3h minutes to go,
Af. that poine, Plain City started
tnspour on the coaf' again ana
salmost turned the game into Q
rrout. When the final gun SOUNDED
the scoreboard showed that PLAIN
CITY out in front with ten-point
lead.
Justice Of Mt. Sterling carried
off the scoring honors by poring
II points through the nets r,
Farmwald led the victors In the
scoring column with Is points ana
was followed closely by Jefferson
with 13.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
No Mail Here
February n

There will be no rural or
city mail deliveries from the
London Postoffice, Wednes-
day, February q, in obser-
vance OF Washington's birth
day, Or. r. E. koland, post
master, announced today.
The lobby will be open all
day but there will be no win
dow service during the day.
London banks, County, State
and Federal offices will also
be closed "Wednesday in OBJ
servapce Of the holiday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
PLAIN CITY ONLY VlIDEFEAVRD
TEAM TN COUNTY T0URN " : ElHF| II
Title Game Is
Billed Saturday

Wednesday night at Midway,
Mt. Sterling, loser Of Monday
nights game with Plain City,
will play South SoIon in the
county tournament. The vim
ner will play Madison Rural
Friday night.
Winners Of the game Friday
night meets Plain City In the
title contest Saturday night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-21
Local Salesman
Is Found Dead

Earl Hill, salesman of Lon
don, was found dead of a
heart attack in his car in Co.
lumbus, Friday.
Mr.. Hill had resided in
London for the past four
years. He is survived by a
daughter who resides in In
dianapoHs.
The body was taken to
indianapolis for funeral and
interment..