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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13

halloween and lighted throughout
with pumpkin faces, guests were
received By ghosts.
The evening was spent playing
halloween games and other games
also Refreshments were served
Attending were: Elsie Beavers,
Marie Ames, Patty Naeder, Bar
bra Rea, Betty Caste, Bonnie Nc
Glaughlin, Mary Stiekel, Diane
Bennett, Anna Mingus, Bobby
Sidner, Ray Wilson. Kenneth Fitz-
patrick, Larry Stickel, Joe FL
frink, David Peterson, and hos
tess Reba Shipley.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13

versity, ard Robert Heigler, Beef
cattleman IN Fayette County will
lead the discussion. This will be
the annual meeting OF the organ
ization and officers will be elected.
Present officers arc Jay Anderson,
Mt. Sterling. President: Joe Hook,
r. z, Plain City, Vice President
Marion Meats, Mt. Sterling, Direc-
tor to the State Organization: and
Bud Putnam, r. 3. Lordon. Secre-
tary.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
Rev. Henry Little
Speaker Monday
For Presbytery

The Reverend Henry Little, Jr.,
Central Area Secretary Of the
Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions, Chicago, Illinois, will be
guest speaker at the meeting Of
Columbus Presbyterian at First
Presbyterian Church on next Mon
day evening. Sponsored by Presby-
terian's Committee on Foreign
Missions, the evening session will
begin promptly at eight o'clock.
The Public is cordially invited to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
4-H Boys Pioneer
New Type Project

Nine Madison County FLA and
Ali boys win be pioneering on a
new type project In Ohio accord
ing to the Madison Extension
Office. Sturday, November 10,
fifty bred western yearling ewes
viii be distributed 10 the nine
boys at the v. Y. Overturf farm,
Route z, London.
The Madison County Sheep and
Lamb Improvement Committee is
sponsoring this project and help
ing the boys get into the sheep
business In practical way. Boys
are required to keep production
and feed records, and market the
lambs through the lamb pool
sponsored by the committee.
The boys participating and the
number of ewes they will re-
ceive are: Bob Bidwell, West JEFF
ferson IS ewes): Dave Anderson.
Mt. Sterling 30 ewes) Ronald
Clark, Route /, London, f5 ewes);
Jerry Lightle, Route 3, London,
% ewes); Bobby Downing, Route
2, London. Is ewes1; Richard
Meeker, Route Q, Plain City,
t5 ewes); Teddy Price, Route A,
London, (5 ewes); Lester Denton.
West Jefferson IS ewes); John
Overturf, Route 2. London,
IS ewes).
Robert Phillips and Raymond
Deacon, Vocational Agricultural
Teachers In Madison County,
Charles Fliclxinger, Field Man
from Columbus Producers. Ira
Hunter, Lowell Snyder, and Bill
Folsom. Sheep Committeeman.
and John Moore, County Agricul-
tural Agent, worked out the rules
and regulations and application
forms last April. The boys made
their request by May l.
The western ewes were brought
into the county this summer and
". Y. Overturf, Route 2, London,
Sheep Committeeman supervised
the breeding the first of October
to two Southdown Rams.
Local banks are cooperating in
loaning the boys money if neces-
sary. The Sheep Committee will
stand half the interest the first
year on the money borrowed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13

years Of age. Assistant Secretary
of Defense Mrs. Anna NJ. Rosen-
berg has emphatically stressed tho
factor Of equal service in the
services.
The selected young women
who have chosen to serve Ameri-
ca in the armed forces have done
SO In the finest traditions Of the
services she said. The demand
for more women to fill more and
more jobs is sincere compliment
to their ability. loyalty and de-
lotion to duty
Having served efficiently in
World War II women have now
become a permanent part Of the
national military establishment.
Today, 10000 women are filling
important assignments essential
TO our military readiness and
national security. The realization
of what women can do has been
slow to gain recognition in this
country. AS recently as the begin.
mng of World War II, it was felt
women could fill only four jobs
in the military service: clerks
telephone operators, typists, and
cooks. Today, military womer
perform literally thousands of use
full jobs. Even in the highly tech
nical Air Force, no less than 9t
percent of the different skill,
performed by that branch can bt
capably assigned to women.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
Repair Bridge

The steel-and-concrete bridge on
State Route 40 at Big Darby
Creek has been undergoing ex-
tensIve repairs recenuy.
Ralph v. Wood Bridge Engineer
of State Highway Division Six says
his crew Of bridge maintenance
men are repairing disintegrated
concrete along the deck of the
bridge. Also, catch-basins are
being cleaned and repaired to inn
prove drainage on the bridge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
WHAT OHIO FUEL IS DOING
TO MEET THE DEMANDS

If you ore voting TO get gos for spoce heus-
ing, look ot what has happened and what we
ore doing should be encouraging.
In the post five years Ohio Fuel has acquired
Substantial additional gos supplies and hos spens
$zs, 100000 for pipelines and other focifies TO
handle and deliver this gas As result.
THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY HAS M
CREASED ITS ANNUAL GAS DELIVERIES BY so
PER CENT. This is an cnnvo increase equal 10 uli
of the gas delivered lost year TO the entire cities
of Columbus, Toledo. Springfield, Athens, Mans
field, ZonesviIle, Fremont, and Elyrio
OHIO FUEL is FURNISHING GAS TO so, 900
MORE OHIO HOMES. In numbers ihut is us many
customers os Ohio Fuel now serves altogether in
Newark, Marion. Elyrio. Fremont, sundusky,
ZonesvIle, and Loroin.
THE COMPANY is PROVIDING GAS FOR
HEATING IN TINES AS MANY HOMES. The
number of homes enjoying gos heot wos multi
piled five times. increasing from so 600 TO 266.-
600. The homes of more than half of Ohio Fuel
customers ore heofed with eos.
We ore continuing to provide still uddiFionol
fociIifes and to proop7 gas from any possibie
source, TO the end thof this record of service mcy
be extended and improved.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
NOTICES WILL BE RECORDED
IN THE ORDER RECEIVED

Ohio Fuel is continuing TO receive 'Noiices ~
Intent" from people who want TO install gus spocs
healing equipment. These notices ore being re-
corded, and when IT is possible to modify existing
restrictions they will be considered in the order
in which they were received.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13

RUSSAS NEW embassy building in East Berlin.
swankest layout Germany the New Russian
Linden Soviet Berlin.
The boclong pile granite will the Soviet staff accedt
cd" TO the Communist government Of East Germany.
The rnooing structure four times the size of the
ministry Details of its construction the cost and who going
carefully guarded poice.
Thousands Of Germans have been working the embassy for almost
laid
another without scrupuously observed
little hidden behind
board behind off limits the public
Despite all that information leaked The floors downstairs
marble Above the
the finest German paquet wood nad and carved with ree work
Few monare observers have such
The masterpiece the ballroom absorb
and Crystal eyedrop chandeliers stretch the length
ballroom The kitchens which will be called the we'll
the Russians already completely
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
ONLY USE or GAS FOR SPACE
HEATING IS RESTRICTED

The restrictions apply only TO new or oddi-
tionoI space heotine equipment. There ore no
restrictions on connecting or using gos runges,
refrigerotors, wafer heoters, laundry dryers, in
cinerotors, and other such bcse-Iood cppianees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
RESTRICTIONS ARE TO PROTECT
OUR PRESENT CUSTOMERS

This winter. the expected demands for nuturuI
gos here will exceed the available supply Under
such circumstances il is obvious that service to all
customers would be endangered if we attempted
10 spread out the limited supply omong more and
more people who desire gas for heosing.
TO protect the service of our present customers,
we were omons those who asked the Public ufiIi-
ties Commission for Orders under which we would
not approve additional space heoting instoIIo-
tions at the present time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
Defense Bond
Sales Hit 77%o

Paul M Dwyer, Madison Coun-
ty Defense Bond Chairman dis
closed today that county sales in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13

This is reminder about fwo things in regard
10 the use of nofurol gas for HOUSEKEEPING:
Under emergency Orders of The Public
Utilities Commission of Ohio there ore restrictions
on The use of new or additional furnaces, con-
version burners circulating heaters. Unit heaters,
or other sos-fired spoee heofne equipment TO be
connected 10 The Ohio Fuel Cos Company lines.
2-Under the Public Utilities Commission Or
ders, The Ohio Fuel Gas Company is required TO
shut off the entire supply of noturuI gas TO any
consumer who foiIs TO diseonnecf space heoting
equipment being used IN violation of the Orders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
CLASS ENTERTAINED

The Freshman Class of Fair
field was entertained with Hal
lowe'en party given by Reba Ship
ley.
The house was decorated for
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13

HUME HARDWARE is used to
serving the citizens Of this vic
Unity :. especially at this time
of year. We revel in display
ing for your selection. the most
attractive items in town
stop in today to look over our
PYRExWARE and REVERE
WARE!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13

Distribution of the ewes will be
next Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
A REMINDER THAT ALL OF US
MUST COMPLY WITH THE ORDERS

Most persons ore aware of the restrictions ard
that the Public Utilities Commission Orders ore
for the protection of our $40, 900 customers n
Is also reminder thot Ohio Fuel must comply
with the Orders-even to diseontinuing all serv-
ice TO any home or other building in which space
heoting equipment is being used in violation Of
Public Utilities Commission Orders.
We will continue every effort TO get more oos.
For the time being We sincerely ask for your
understanding and cooperation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-13
NO APPROVALS GRANTED
ON NOTICES OF INTENT
FILED AFTER LAST MAY "

The Orders of the Public Utilities Commission,
now in effect, provide, omons other things:
1-Thcf no noturoI gas company sholI be re-
quired to supply gos for additional space heoting
equipment, or for space heoting equipment using
Cos in replacement of other fuels, unless the con-
sumer notifies the company in wiring OF his in
fenfon and receives approved from the company.
2--Thos The Ohio Fuel Cos compony shoIl
not approve any Notices of Intent filed with the
company offer May II, 1851.
3-Thos II consumer uses gos-fired space
heoiing equipment not eligible for service under
the Orders, The company is required TO direct the
consumer in wiring TO disconnect the equipment
and discontinue its use. II the consumer fuiIs TO
do so within ten days. the company is required
to discontinue the entire supply of noturuI gos 10
the consumer until the equipment has been dis
connected.
In its Orders, The Public Utilities Commission
noted ihot the present emergency has resulted
from. the continuing Unprecedented demand for
gas and the mobility of the utilities ondfher sup
pliers TO provide facilities TO moke oddifiono gas
cvoicble to consumers in the Stote of Ohio,
both cccentuoied by conditions resulting from
The Korean Wai and the present notonol de-
tense effort"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06

scheme. A small doll dressed in
grey with very full hooped skirts
and matching wide brimmed bon
nets all trimmed with tiny Ameri-
can beauty rosettes, stood at the
middle trellis on each table. Fa-
vors were mint cups, representing
an open rose, made in the Ameri-
can Beauty color with green calyx.
The Chapter room was beauti-
full, decorated with candelabras
entwined with huckleberry foliage,
centered with large satin Ameri-
can Beauty bows and holding tap
cred candles in the same color.
Flower arrangements contain
ing white gladioli, A m eric n
Beauty roses and huckleberry foli-
age completed the colorful dec
orations.
Special music was furnished by
Miss Margaret Chance, violinist,
accompanied by Miss Anne Dick
erson. pianist.
Following the close Of the meet
ing, the Areme club served re-
freshments from a beautifully APP
pointed tea table centered wi t h
a flower arrangement of deep pink
clover, pink sweet william and
baby's breath. This was balanced
on either side with candelabra$
entwined with pink clover n d
holding white tapers.
Officers of London Chapter in
spected were, Mrs. Glenn Spons-
Ter, worthy matron; Harry Elton,
worthy patron; Mrs. Murray
Lohr, associate matron; Clarence
Davis. associate patron; Mrs. G.
p. Myers, secretary; Mrs. p. M.
Neff, treasurer; Mrs. James Nor
ris, conductress; Mrs. Edwin Neff,
associate conductress; Miss Bea-
trice Cleveland, chaplain; Earl
Ballenger, chaplain protein; Mrs.
Carl Clyburn, marshal; Miss Anne
Dickerson, organist, Mrs. Clar-
ence Garrett, Ada; Miss B t y
Weimer, Ruth; Mrs. George Brok-
aW, Esther; Mrs Harold Flax,
Martha; Mrs. Harold Hunter
Electa; Mrs. John Littler, ward
er; William Culpeper, sentinel,
c. P. Myers, sentinel pro tenn.
Committees for the inspection
We're, Mrs. Floyd Williams, Mrs
e. G. Farley, Mrs. Weldon Brown
and Mrs. Earl Robinson, registra-
ton; Mrs. Raymond Snyder and
Mrs. Chester Roberts, decorations;
Mrs. Clarence Davis, b que t.
Miss Dorothy Eckstein. dinin g.
room; Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Myers
dinner tick e is; Miss Margaret
Chance and Miss Anne Dickerson
music; Areme club, refreshments
Mrs. Robert Wood, prompter
Mrs. Richard Hughes, Mrs. w /
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06
Nine To Attend
Church Camps

Nine young people from tn G
Presbyterian Church will be
spending q week at church camps
and conferences this summer.
Rilla Jenkinson and Robert
Wheeler are this week attending
the seven-day Senior High West
minister Fellowship Conference on
the campus of the Presbyterian
College of Wooster at Wooster,
Ohio. The theme for the senior
high conference is Becoming Dis
ciples."
During the following week, July
8 to 16, the Junior High We S t.
minister Fellowship Camp Indian
ola, near Lancaster, will be at
tended by Patty Mustard, Car
olyn Garrett, Bob Kennedy, Mar
ion Jenkinson, Bill Burris, Die k
johnson. and Judy Harris. T G
Rev. Greer S. Imbrie will ac-
company the group to Camp In
dianola and will be one of the
faculty for the week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06

satin with pink rose bud arrang-
ed in her hair, sang, Mama Goes
Where Papa Goes" and did a
soft shoe dance. Circus Days by
the London ensemble closed the
first half of the program.
Included in the second part,
was Twinkle Toes BY Connie Eek
stein and Mary Jo Thoma s;
Flashv Twirla by Rebeeca Nc
Savaaey: Carole Garrard an d
Eleanor Martin, dressed as So
ciety gents with top hats and canes
sang Piano Roll Blues" an d
danced Cane 2; Charlotte Renick
did "Ballin' the Jack" a song and
dance number; Cheryl West and
June Ellen Rea, did a song and
dance, Me and My Shadow"
In the grand finale the London
children sang Anchors Aweigh''
and did the Military Dance"
A number of Columbus pupils
had a part in the revue. One of
the outstanding Columbus num-
bers was Twirling Along" by
Ann Smita who won second prize
at the Ohio State Fair last year.
The London pupils presented
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06

The thorty-fifth annual inspec-
tion of London Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star in the Masonic
Temple, Wednesday evening, June
q, was attended by 285 members
of the order.
Mrs. Glenn Sponsler and Harry
Elton were the presiding officers.
Mrs. Mabel c. Schmermund.
Greenville, worthy grand matron
Of the Grand Chapter of Ohio, was
inspecting officer.
Twenty-nine honored members
of the Grand Chapter of Ohio
we're present including, Robert M.
Draper, worthy grand patron;
Edith M. Conger, worthy gran d
chaplain of the General Gran d
Chapter; Mrs. Hazel Beach, past
grand matron and grand treasur-
er; Lucille Miner, past grand ma
tron; Marguerite Steele, graz d
conductress; Audrey Kolbfleisch,
associate grand conductress; jan
is Paeltz, grand marshal; Marie
SteigeE grand organist; Marguer-
lite Won Rensselaer,, Grand A d a h;
Lauradelle Dugle, Grand Martha;
Helen Hill, Grand Electa; S a d lie
j. Oliver, grand warder; Victor
Blanke, grand sentinel Grand
representatives of other Grand
Jurisdictions near Ohio included,
Alma Noble, Idaho; Jessie Negus,
Saskatchewan; Kathleen Sheets,
Texas. Deputy Grand matrons in
cluded, Iona Heater, District Z;
Exie Bell, District 8; Ruth Pitt
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06
London Children
In Dance Revue

The dance revue at the Lon
don High School auditorium Fri
day evening marked the end of
the first year of study with Jim
my Rawlins, Columbus instructor,
for group of London children.
The revue opened with "A Nick
lie was Lot of Money" by the
entire London ensemble; Connie
Eckstein and Mary 10 Thomas,
dressed as Indians danced Cane
l; Thelma Finchum and Marzanna
Turvy. as Musical Maids, sang
i Like the Wide Open Spaces, f"
and did musical comedy dance;
Charlotte Renick and Rebecca Nc
Savaney sang the Peanut Ven
dor and danced the La Raspa;
Carole Garrard in pink and white
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06
Home Council
Clues Picnic
At Hospital

The Madison County HON
Demonstration Council has taken
as one of its main annual pro-
jects, a picnic for men at Vet
Grams Administration Hospital,
Chillicothe, cooperating with the
committee for Camps and Hos
pitfalls of Madison County Chapter
Red Cross.
The members of the entir G
Council take great pleasure in
their project particularly sin c e.
they have seen what joy it gives
the hospitalized patients, and go
all out in preparing foods to take
along that will be relished by
their guests.
This years party was June 20
and 70 of the hospitals patients
joined the hostess group for the
picnic. The women had filled their
baskets with buns, relishes, fruit
ed jello, home made cakes a n d
lemonade. To this the hospital
added meat, salad and hard cook
ed eggs to tempt the men at the
picnic on the recreation grounds.
After appetites were sated, a
sports program entertained tn e
men. Bowling, Shuttle board a n d
cards were provided with music
by a hospital orchestra.
Attending from Madison coun-
ty were, Mrs. Harry Pugsley, Mrs.
Ray Beatty, Mrs. Gerald Herriot,
Mrs. Uri Converse, Mrs. Fl arc d
Houck, Mrs. Joe Houck, Mrs. Ray
Miller, Mrs. Ben Straley, Mrs.
Donald Laird, Mrs. Richard Hume,
Mrs. Lowell Engle, Mrs. Lowell
Snyder. Mrs. Kenneth Lugenbeel
and guest, Mrs. Clemens and Miss
Louise Richmond, who is chair
man of the Red Cross committee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06
Annual Inspection OF OES
At London Masonic Temple

man, District L; Esther Lair,
District Is; Nora Davis, District
IA. Helen Stancheeia, District ID;
Grace Baughman, Distri ct is;
Ruth Crego, District II; Mildred
Shuman, District Is. Lucille
Markner. District 19; Kathryn
Cramton, District II; Margaret
Marrow, District %; Ev yn
Brown, District 27.
Other honored members were,
Ruth Miller, director of the Grand
Chapter chorus; Worthy Matrons
and Patrons of Ohio; Past Ma
irons and Patrons of L n d on
Chapter, a Mason honored by a
Masonic Body, district officers and
the chairman of the Hospital Cir
Gle.
A delicious banquet served by
the members of London Chapter.
was in the Temple dining-r o m
preceding the inspection. The BAN
auet tables reflected the atmos-
phere of a beautiful rose garden,
created by the use of small white
trellises covered with climbing
American beauty roses. Small
partly open white gates completed
each trellis, which was mounted
on a mat of green fringed crepe
paper. Fringed green crepe paper
runners connected the three trel-
lises on each table. The Ameri-
can beauty color of the chapter
officers dresses, and the grey
color Of the Grand Chapter Of
fieers dresses, created the color
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06
Cummins-Brock
Wedding Aug. 10

Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Cum
minis, S. Main Street, announce
tlec engagement and apr a c h
ing marriage of their daughter,
Martha Ann to William Joseph
Brock, sen of Mrs. Joseph Brock,
London and the late Mr.. Brock.
The marriage will be an open
church ceremony at St Patrick's
Church here, Saturday, August the
aiohfannfb
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06
SOCIETY," SOCIAL EVENTS AND NEWS Of THE CLUBS

liam Pinnegar. Mrs. P aul Al
exander and Mrs. Ralph White
side, candidates.
A number OIL Uu.-of-town guests
remained overnight and had
breakfast with officers of London
Chapter at the country home Of
Mrs. Downing Beach, Thursday
morning
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06

wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Troxell Lay
bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. P. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kidwell, Mr..
and Mrs. II. I. Elton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul B. Reid, MIR. and Mrs.
r. d. Landsittel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Williams. MIR. and Mrs.
Chester SWope, Miss June Shell
don, Earl Robinson, George Shell
don and Murray Cannon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
MEETING At MORSEcR0FT

Willis Commandery X mig b t 5
Templar OF London, was host for
a picnic and meeting of District
No. 5 for Commandery Advance
ment at Morsecroft last Friday
evening.
The ten eommanderies in t h e
district, all represented at Fri
days meeting, that was attended
by Sc, both knights and their
ladies, were, London, Newark,
Washington G. H., Mt. Vernon.
Circleville. Marion, Chillicothe,
Lancaster and two from Colum-
bus.
Knights and guests from Willis
of London, were, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. m. Ardrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus Cornwell, Mr.. and Mrs. M. B.
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Ed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-06

their instructor, Miss Tina Cord
ray with 4 corsage of rosebuds
and a basket of roses.