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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24
Holds Future
Of America
Is At Stake

Two roads lie ahead for Ameri-
ca. One, according to the design
of today's liberals, leads to a So
cialistic government, and one to
the old American system OF gov
ernment, declared Upton Close,
commentator and student OF in
ternational affairs IN talk be-
fore East Cleveland Kiwanls Club
and guests Monday noon.
Which road the nation viii take
depends on the American people
themselves, said the speaker, de-
claring that "while the present
administration II In authority, the
country = enemy II not kusslss, hlit
you and me-. II Truman ana his
crowd can De swept out OF office
and the United states can become
free OF this trend, there Is nope OF
getting back TO the true OASIS OF
internal independence first. Then,
ne said, maybe this nation can stu
break out OF what ne termed this
conspireorial design" to throw the
world into one big soclallstic world.
According to Mr.. Close, today's
world is moving ahead on a pattern
laid down by liberals as long ago
as 1918, when many of them met
in China. At that time Mr.. Close
was in China as an intelligence
officer. He holds it is this same
pattern that has gradually become
the government of Great Britain
and which is also intended to be-
come the government of the United
States, unless the people arise to
halt it.
AS for the Washington scene to-
dav. Mr.. Close said the humble
Department of State has become
"Department of Empire" controll-
;np the future of the nations Young
men. controlling the armed forces.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24
Re-Iighting
Of Residential
Area Begins

This week the city is completing
the revamped street lighting pro-
gram on the last of it's arterial
highways to be so improved. The
new step is the residential street
program. Members of the Street
Lighting, Traffic Signal and Radio
Division Of the Service Department
are mounting the last new luminars
on new poles along Northvale and
Forest Hills blvd. in ihe Forest Hill
sector of town.
Then the equipment moves 10
the west end Of the city and the
relighting of residential streets, In
this city-wide street lighting pro-
gram, will get underway. stated
Grant T. Apthorp, director of
finance. The men will work east
ward, street by street until all the
area east to Superior I'd. is aglow
by night with those wonderful new
globes which give four times the
illumination per unit by magnify
ing the candle power and spreading
light rays over . greater area.
Poles are 25 feet high, instead of
ID, rs were the poles being re-
placed.
The entire project is under the
direction of William Marlowe,
electrical engineer for the city and
head Of this division.
Mr.. Marlowe and his crew of
six skilled electricians are working
under man-power difficulties.
Three of his men have already been
called into service and two others
are expecting to be summoned to
army service in the near future.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24

The basement will give added
storage space. Ground floor plans
call for the pastors study, added
church offices, and a large room
which can be divided with movable
partitions into two class rooms
during Church School on Sundays
or for other uses as needed.
The second floor is being ar
ranged as one large room to ac-
commodate the congregation for
social affairs. However, movable
partitions are also being installed
to permit division of the space into
three class rooms during the
Church School hour.
Other contracts for the new
structure went to the Alert Elec-
trical Co., 1868 Emily ave.; and
the Miller Plumbing and Heating
Co., Chagrin Falls.
The Church School has long been
cramped for adequate accommoda-
tions for its steadily growing en-
roilment, and the entire congrega-
ton has long needed better accom-
| rKudasiosls fUf is church activity
progfam. The addition has boen
caref4Ily planned 10 nlest these
requirements.
The Pastor at Calvary is Rev.
John w. Grohne, who is currently
the president of the Eastern Con-
ference Of the Ohio Snyod United
Lutheran Church of America.
Financing of the $35,O00 expen-
diture is being met with pledges
of two years ago. The congregation
purchased a lovely parsonage, re-
novizing it completely before the
pastor and his family moved into
it.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24
DRIVE
WITH
CARE

years captain of the Cleveland
Grays. He served in the Spanish
American War.
The other Honorary Grand Mar
shall is a young veteran, Lieut..
Willard G. Baldwin, home on fur
Tough from Korea. He is the SON
of the Gurth Baldwins.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all civic, veteran and young
peoples groups to participate. This
includes the Boy Scouts, Cub
Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies,
Camp Fire Girls, Girl Reserves,
Hi-Y boys, and all other young
peoples organization. All such will
please assemble on Beersford I'd.
for parade assignment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24
Mueller Wins Again
Saturday. June 18th

Fred Mueller, 908 Dresden, who
won one of the two first places in
the Poppy Poster contest conducted
by the American Legion Auxiliary
has placed in the Junior May Show
He is one of the young people OF
the Saturday classes at the Cleve-
land Museum of Art who have
their work hung in the show on the
tenth floor of the Higbee Co.
Also having work accepted were
Carolyn Jeffery, 1865 Nela ave.,
Edwina Lohrey, 15200 Elderwood
ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24

NOBLE-NELAVIE
Thursday, June 18th
through
Saturday, June 18th
The Thursday and Friday hours
will be from 1000 a. m. to $50
p. m. The Saturday hours will be
from $3.50 a. m. to 400 p. m.
OF the 3,157 East Clevelanders
who had their chests checked dur
ing the 1850 campaign, 93.9 were
found negative while 46 persons
were surprise to find out that they
had q chest ailment of some kind,
other than tuberculosis. Forty per-
sons were equally surprise to learn
they were in some stage of tuber-
culosis, which in its early stages
is durable.
At the close of 1850 there were
240 East Clevelanders under OBJ
servation or being treated for
tuberculosis. Of the IL deaths
among tuberculars here in 1850,
eight were due to causes other than
tuberculosis.
1t takes but minute for check
up. Just walk into the mobile unit,
sign the card which is placed in
the x-ray machine click {.
and it's over with. You will receive
a card notifying you of the result.
Watch for it in the mail.
Miss Helen R. Smith, East Cleve-
land Health Commissioner, urges
every resident Is years of age or
over to visit the travelling clinic.
The Christmas Seal Committee and
the Anti tuberculosis League of
Cuyahoga County jointly sponsors
this program being backed by all
health departments in the area.
Everyone is entitled to the service,
free, from the sale of Christmas
Seals. The little stickers help pay
the costs of this health service.
Mrs. L. C. Tefft, who has charge
/ Of the field service explains that
this II part of . ten year plan to
eradicate tuberculosis The yearly
chest xzray is expected to reveal
cases In the first stages. This
means elimination of later stages
and the spread to family, school as
sociates, other employees where
that person is employed, and in the
social contacts, as well. 1t is nip
ping the disease at its very source.
AS usual the PTA members will
work in two hour shifts during the
II day period, under the general
direction of Mrs. Victor Wallace,
PTA Council President. Every unit
has reported it will be on duty in
it's neighborhood, states Mrs. Wal
lace.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24
Graduation Speaker

DIR. Howard M. Wells, minister
of First Presbyterian Church has
been invited to give the COM
mencement address for the 1851
graduates Of Aurora High School
at Aurora. The exercises will be
held Friday evening, May 25th in
the school and DR.. Wells will speak
on "The Enduring Heritage"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24

server; Elaine Forkapa,- soloist;
Betty Stewart, pianist; Susan
Henry, flag bearer; and Shirley
Unger, banner bearer.
Mrs. Margaret King will be in
stalled for her fifth term as mother
advisor.
Refreshments will be served af-
ter the installation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24
Invite Public To
Memorial Service

The Sunday before Memorial
Day is also a worship together
Sunday for members of American
Legion East Cleveland Post. No.
163. This year they will attend the
service in East Congregational
Church and listen to a World War
II veteran, Rev. Earle C. Hoch-
wald, pastor there, speak on the
theme Memories That Fade"
Friends of the veterans and all
others interested are invited to
join in the worship hour at 11:00
o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24

Please note: News for the
May 31st issue must be received
no later than Saturday, May
26th. Since the office will be
closed on Memorial Day, the
paper will go to Press Tuesday,
May 29th for the May S1st,
Thursday morning delivery.
News should be sent to Elsa C.
Berg, 146OO Euclid ave., Phone
Pc. 1898.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24
CONDITION SERIOUS

Harvey E. Kinch of 1925 Colt
ave., who was injured in an acci-
dent May 14th at the corner of
Euclid ave. and Taylor rd., has
been confined since then to Huron
Road Hospital. Mr.. Kinch's condi-
tion is reported to be serious.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-24

"Patrolman and Mrs. H. r. Bode
are the proud parents of their Sec
ond child, girl, Beverly Barbara
born May 9th"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
Native Of Ireland
VISITING County

Miss Shelia Connolly of Tippa-
rary County, Ireland, has been
a recent visitor in Madison
County.
Miss Connolly is visiting the
United States under the sponsor
ship of the Irish Country Wom-
ems Association and the depart
ment of Agriculture the County
Extension Office reported. During
her 3 months stay in the United
States she will be visiting Ohio,
Mississippi, and Massachusetts, as
well as other points of interest.
She is observing the activities of
farm and home life particularly
things dealing with women's work.
In her own country she is a sec
cretary of her local Irish Country
Women's group.
While in Madison County she
has stayed at the home of Mrs.
Ed Converse in Canaan Township.
Miss Connolly has visited All club
meetings, community activities
and observed activities of the
Agricultural Extension Service,
while here.
She will return TO Ireland
August 3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
FLOWER LOVERS CLU5
MEETING

The May meeting Of the Flower
Lovers Garden Club was at the
home of Mrs. Leo Pierce with
twenty members attending.
Mrs. Crandil Jarvis opened the
program with Edward Mac
DowelTs To A Wild Rose, as a
piano solo. Ensemble singing of
the club song, Forget-Me-Not con-
cluded the musical part of the
program.
Mrs. Anna Warner talked on
How to Beautify Shady Spots.
She stressed varieties of shrubs
and plants which thrive best in
the shade, ending her interesting
and Informative talk with in
structions on how to plant rock
garden.
Mrs. Glenn Tootle, president,
complimented Mrs. Charles Hol-
land and Mrs. Ernest Griffin on
the beautiful flower arrangements
at the Home Council meeting in
London on Achievement Day.
Program committee appointed
for next year is, Mrs. Lowell
Snyder, Mrs. Crandil Jarvis a nd
Mrs. Ira Hunter.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Pierce assisted by Mrs. AL
bert Karn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
MRS. WALTER JONES
VISITING HERE

Mrs Walter Jones, a former
London resident, is the guest of
her sisters-in-law, Mrs. r. II.
Robson and Mrs. Ogan K.
Stroupe, Elm Street. Mrs. Jones
has been visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Captain and Mrs.
Julian Greer of Atlanta, Georgia,
and expects to return to her home
in Seattle, Wash, after her visit
here.
She was accompanied to Lon
don by Captain and Mrs. Greer
and their daughter, Sally. Capt.
Greer is commander of the Naval
Air Station at Atlanta.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18

Mr. and Mrs. 81. @. Penn Of
Champaign, III. returned satUr-
day 10 their home after being
called here by the injuries Of
Robert Kinneson.
Those reported on sick list
are Mrs. Janet Sha1er. Mrs.
Emma Duff ane the condition oI
Jimmy Murry is improving.
Guests in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs: jay -6ossard from Ohio
State University Oh Friday and
attended funeral service of Roh-
ert E. Kinneson were Miss Ruth
Virgins and the following who
served as panbeaFers, Jack Cos
sard, Allen Nolan, John MeMast-
ers, Tony Weeschek, Roger Bady.
Paul Lehrer and Dick Cornell.
Mrs. Harry Theobald attended
the Delta Zeta picnic at Snyder
Park Sunday gixen BY the girls
Of Wittenberg College for their
mothers which Miss Eileen tTheo-
bald is member. Mrs. Theo-
bald also attended the Delta Zeta
breakfast at the Ker Deem Inn
on Sunday morning and later
went to chapel at Recitation Hail
at the college.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
O. E. Dawson We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Harper and family, Mr..
and Mrs Harold Reardean and
Jimmy of South Charleston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Dawson and
family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18

Mr. and Mrs. George Klmball
and Ronnie spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs Bracy Cron
and family 1t jackson Center,
Af. and Mrs. Douglas L0Wery
and family had as their guests
Of Mothers Day Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond james and family and
Mr. Oren James &C Wayerlv
AIr. and Mrs. Paul Butt and MF.
VIM Cox Of Woodstock visited on
Sunday Id the home Of Mis- sIacy
Self.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beardsley
and family of Grand Rapids.
Michigan were week end guests
in flle home of Mr.. and Mrs g.
G. Rowand. On Sunday, addition
all guests were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Long Of Cardington, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Kclcilner and FAM
ily of Dayton, DR.. and Mrs. Dan
Pleasant and family Of Green
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard IIaber
and sons, Mrs. Keith Reil and
daughters Of Germantown and
Mrs Orpha Pleasant.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
Children Home Is Topic For
Federation OF Womens Clubs

The Happy Hour Needle Club
was hostess organization for the
May meeting of the London Fed
GRAFTON of Womens Club.
Mrs. Herbert Bauman, Sr.,
Happy Hour president, introduced
Mrs Ray Andrews who talked on
My Experiences at the Madison
County Children's Home"
Mrs. Andrews, with her en-
thusiasm for her work and pleas
ing personality, gave a most in
teresting talk on the subject near
est her heart She stated that her
main aim is to make the home
a pleasant place for her % boys
and % girls to live and to develop
into fine American citizens a
home where they will not feel
that they are set apart or any
different from other children from
large families.
True, as in any we'll regulated
family, each must have his or her
duties to perform, but every week
the work is rotated to prevent
boredom and most of all to i'm
struct the individual in all types
of work. BY this plan every child
gets a weeks vacation.
Each boy and girl, no matter
how small, must make his or her
own bed and keep the room in
order Thirty-nine attend school
leaving only six small ones at
home through the day. The home
provides for them until they are
graduated from High School.
The children have the privilege
of attending Sunday School at the
church of their choice in London
and are required to give a portion
of their own money to the church.
The children are allowed other
privileges such as choosing to
some extent their own clothing,
decoration Of their own living
quarters and their recreation.
Mrs. Andrews is happy to state
that with all her big family, the
majority of them from broken
homes, that she has had no serious
boy and girl problems and that
they get along fine together.
In describing the girls dormit-
ory and the living-room, Mrs. An
drews said there was a great need
for more furniture. If any one
has furniture or clothes they care
to donate, the home would ap-
preciate anything that is offered,
she stated. There is a great short
age of stools for the children to
sit on and watch teievision, a set
which the children saved their
money to buy. 1t has been a great
help through the winter months
she said, since the children have
no recreation room to play in
doors on bad days.
The Superintendent praised the
fine medical and hospital care
they receive. She also compli-
mented the following organiza-
tons for their contributions, the
London Prison Farm for pasteur-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
Joan KeIIough
Recital At OSU !
Set For May I8

Miss Joan Kelleugh, %, daugh-
ter of Harold Kellough. Prairie
Road and the late Mrs. Kellough
and granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Kellough of the Big
Plain Pike, will give her Gradu-
ating Recital on Friday, May Is.
at 8:15 pm. in Hughes Hall Aud
itoriun, Ohio State University
Miss Kellough is a senior in
the School of Music, majoring in
voice. She hopes to receive her
Bachelor of Music Degree at the
University at the end of the sum-
,ner quarter.
The recital will be in four parts.
The first is a group in italian,
Alma Mia and 81, ira ceppi, both
by Handel and Tanto Sospirero by
Bencici.
The second group in French,
Bous Epais and Au Clair de Ia
Lune, both by Luily, L'Angelus,
Coupee Chant Hindou, Bemberg
and Ouvre tes Yeux Blues, Mas
senet.
Following the intermission the
first group is in German, Frau
enliebe und-Leben, Since mine
eyes have seen him; He, the best
of all, / can not, dare not believe
it; and Der Ring, Help me, oh
sisters and Sweet my friend, thou
viewest, all by Schumann.
The last group in English con-
sists of May Day Carol, Taylor;
To the Children; Rachmaninoff;
How Your Trulove to Know, Dill
er; General William Booth Enters
into Heaven, Homer and A Feast
of Lanterns, Bantock.
Miss Kellough's recital is open
to the public with no admission.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
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WORTH WHILE CLUB

Worth While club members had
an informal panel discussion at
the meeting at the Club House
Thursday afternoon.
Programs for the coming year
which We're made by the com
mittee Mrs. Thomas Pearce, chair
man. Mrs. Sam Johnson and Mrs.
Henry Snyder, were presented to
the members.
Mrs. George Jones, club presi-
dent, conducted a brief business
sessions. Response to roll call was
MY Pet Peeve."
Mrs Joseph Pearce and Mrs.
Thomas Pearce We're hostesses for
the meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18

izing all their milk and doing
most of their canning; The Right
sell Beauty Salon for giving each
girl a permanent every year; the
Womans club for its annual year
~ magazine subscription; the
Gradale Sorority of West Jeffer-
son for the birthday cakes each
month that are beautifully dec
GRATED by Mrs. Lamb; the Colum-
bus Auto Club for its annual trip
to the Zoo; the State Theatre for
free Saturday afternoon shows;
the Lions, Eagles and many other
organizations of London, West
Jefferson and Mt. Sterling which
make the Christmas season such
a merry one for the children.
During the business session
Mrs. Russell McShane, Federation
president, thanked Mrs. III. A. Ty-
son for her generous donation to
the club house. She further stated
that London is fortunate to have
such large club house, but like
all large houses it is expensive
to maintain. The trustees, she
said, are anxious to make some
much needed repairs but need fl
nancial assistance to help with
the work. Mrs. McShane has APP
pointed a committee of three, Mrs.
Fl. A. Tyson, Mrs. Harold S,
Welsh and Mrs. Clark r. Sifrit,
who are to be notified by i'm
dividuals or organizations who
wish to make donations for the
worthy project.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
SOUTH SOLON
Phone 3271
By Mrs. Ruth DiffendaI

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Banion
(Patsy Fast announce the birth
of a daughter, Rachel Ann, May
18th at Springfield City Hospital.
The Junior-Senior banquet Of
Stokes Township school was held
on Thursday evening at the
Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Colum-
bus. Robert Grear, president of
the Junior Class acted as toast
master and gave the welcome with
response by Rea Johnson. The
class history was read by Edward
Calm, class prophecy by Helen
Haney and class will by Patty
Shinkle. Mrs. Tressie Neer gave
a brief talk Following the ban
quet the group attended the movie
THE Lemon Drop Kid, at the
Ohio Theater Those enjoying the
evening We're: Marilyn and Car
olyn Sexton, Patty Shinkle, 10
Anne Murry, Edward Calm, Paul
Harlan, Rea johnson, Glenna
Davis, Beverly Gordin, Helen
Haney, Madge johnson, Martha
Leath, Effie Maggard, Shirley
Shinkle, Maxine Taylor, Clyde
Beatty. Tony Dorsey, Chas, Du-
vail. Robert Grear, Robert Harp
er, Jack KnisIey, Howard Marsh,
Don Murry, Don Womacks, Mrs.
Tressie Neer, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Trehearne, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Boring, Mr. Joseph Sabine and
Mrs. Jack Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Ellars
were guests for several days oi
Vernon Fllars, Chicago, I'll.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
ROYALTY wEos

NANCY, FRANCE-tP,- Arch
duke Otto of Hapsburg, pretender
to the throne of the defunct Aus
tro-Hungarian empire, wed a blue
eyed German princess here Thurs
day in a lavish display of 18th
century pageantry.
Scores Of Europe's throneless
Royalty thronged this eastern
France city for the double rites
uniting the 38-year-old Otto and
25-year-old Princess Regina of
Saxony-Meiningen. whom he met
while touring refugee camps in
Bavaria.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
GUESTS or DAUGHTER

Mrs. ]. J. Hartley spent the
week end in Delaware, the guest
of her daughter, Miss Sue Hartley,
Austin Hall, for Mothers Day
activities at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity. Mr.. Hartley accompanied
her and spent the time with w.
II. Rice.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
MRS. DRURY AT OWL
FOR MOTHERS DAY

Mrs. II. F. Drury, Logan Ave,
spent the week end in Delaware
guest of her daughter, Mary Ann
for Monnett Day activities Sat
urday. at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity. Friday evening there was
Mother-D Daughter banquet and
Sunday special services in Gray
Chapel
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
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MOTHERS IN OXFORD FOR
MIAMI FESTIVITIES

Mothers Day took several Lon
don mothers and parents to OK
ford over the week end to be
with students for festivities al
Miami University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce d. Lewis
were guests of their daughter
Linda; Mrs. Leroy Cooper was
with her daughter, Barbara; Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn F. Woosley with
her son, David; Mrs. Simon Bell
with her son David and Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Holton, with their son,
David.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
GUESTS OF SONS
AT DELAWARE

Guests for Mothers Day din
ner at the Beta Theta ri fratern-
ity house at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity, Delaware, Sunday were,
Mrs. r. l.. CLANCY who was the
guest of her son, Ted; Mrs. S.
c. Lilly guest of her son, Eddie
and Mrs w. A. Holman guest of
her son. Paul.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
MRS. j. n. BROWN
noNoRs MRS. NOBLE


Mrs. Joseph III. Brown, Spring
field, honored Mrs. John Noble
of Washington c. H., with a show
er in the reception room of the
Methodist Church. Sedalia, last
Wednesday evening
Contest prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Meade Noble, Mrs. Stanley
Melvin, Mrs. Richard r. Willis,
Jr., Washington c. H., and Miss
Mary Mercer of Springfield.
Other guests attending, were
Mrs. Eugene McCullah, Green
field; Mrs. Florence Noble. Mrs.
William Alspaugh, Mrs. Caldwell
Atkins, Mrs. Chester Kelso, all
of Sedalia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-18
LONDON oEs MEMBERS
IN GREENFIELD

Mrs. Carl Clyburn, Mrs. James
Morris. Mrs. Ed Neff, Mrs.
George Brokaw, and Mrs. Glenn
Sponsler, members Of London
Chapter Order of Eastern Star,
were in Greenfield Monday even
ing for the inspection of the
chapter there.