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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
SPORTS
London Raiders In Decisive
Test VS. MarysviIIe Friday

London High Raiders, already
certain for at least tie for the
Mid Six League title with four
straight victories. will be out
shooting for the crown Friday
night when they tangle with the
Marysville squad in an all-import-
ant gridiron duel on the London
field.
= Marysville, according to the
fans, has come a long way after
getting off to a poor start at
the beginning of the season.
After they knocked off Mechan-
icsburg in the opener, the form
of the Monarchs sagged slightly
when they played to a IT tie
with Redwood. Then they lost
to the strong Westerville squad
21-6.
Since that time MarySville has
downed three straight foes,
Worthington, Grove City and Hill
lard. 1t could happen, but London
doesn't want to be the fourth.
by The jerks
With the MarySville Monarchs
getting tougher every week, the
London Red Raiders find them
selves pitted against a hard-fight-
ing team for their homecoming
game Friday.
In one of the smoothest-work-
ing offense lines in the league
are Ruble, tackle. speedy right
end Coder, fine pass receiver. and
left end Kleiber, who played his
first game last week since he was
injured in Marysville's initial
game this year. And in the back
field are veterans of last years
dangerous team, left half Wood,
right half Dayton. fullback Hill,
and quarterback DeGood, who
flips some tricky passes.
This game marks the end of
league competition this year. and
tells the tale Of the 1851 Mid-Six
gridiron season. Will London win
the title with a so record. or will
the league end in a deadlock with
both teams holding a Al record ?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
CANAAN

Miss Marlene Martin, daughter
of Mr. Fay Martin, Creek Road,
was injured Monday afternoon
when she lost control of the car
she was driving. She was taken
to Mt Carmel Hispital in
Ferguson ambulance where X
rays showed no Dones broken.
She has a badly bruised back
and numerous cuts and abrasions
on her head and face. She was
returned to her home Monday
evening and is doing nicely. The
car was damaged beyond repair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lombard
and daughters were guests SUM-
day of Mrs. Mary Roby and
Lloyd.
The Home Economics class of
Canaan School is sponsoring a
bake sale at Robinson and Sons
Grocery in London this Saturday.
Oct. 27. Proceeds are to be used
TO buy equipment for the Home
Economics laboratory and TO buy
small furnishings for girls
lounge.
Mrs. Raymond Temple of AM
lin entertained with a luncheon
for her mother. Mrs. Effie Finch.
on her S0th birthday on Thursday.
Other guests were Mrs. Dale Min
ok, Mrs. Mary Kidwell. Mrs. Will
Darling and daughter, Mrs. Ewing
Finch and Mrs. Wayne Rise. all
of Columbus, Mrs. George Har-
per of Hayden Falls and Mrs.
Mary Roby.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Ohio Waterfowl
Season Now Open

The 1851 Ohio waterfowl sea-
son got under way last Friday on
all areas open for hunting, ex-
cept the two large state operated
marshes, Magee and East Harbor,
near Lake Erie. The first contin-
gent of lucky shooters who drew
shooting rights at these two "a.
vored spots opened their quest
for migratory waterfowl on Sat
urday morning.
Many other hunters are seek
ing waterfowl along Ohio's many
streams and rivers.
In addition to an Ohio hunting
license, you must have Federal
Migratory Waterfowl hunting
stamp. They can be obtained at
the post office.
Bag and possession limits are:
Ducks-Daily bag limit 4, and
8 in possession after the first day.
Not more than one wood duck
may be included in bag or poss-
ession limits. Geese Bag limit 5,
possession limit 5. Not more than
2 Canadian geese or 2 white-fron-
ted geese, or Canadian goose and
l white-fronted goose may be in
cluded in the bag or possession
limits. Coot Bag and possession
limit 10.
Federal regulations require
automatic loading and repeating
shotgtins to be plugged for taking
ducks, geese and bfant. Only three
shells arc permitted
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

Philatelic Exhibi ton. The
stamp on the sheet is 40 franc
blue showing three men holding
flags. A red border surrounds
the sheet.
Z
TO COMMEMORATE the 1852
Winter Olympic games to be
held in Oslo, Norway has issued
a special three stamp semi
postal set. The 15 ore plus )
green depicts an ice skater. The
80 ore plus 10 hows a skier.
The 55 ore plus 20 blue illus
trates the snow laden site
where the Olympics will take
place. The additional values
will help raise funds for the
Norwegian Olympic Association.
AFGHANisTAN has issued
II value set of stamps, reports
the New York Stamp Co. De-
picted on the stamps are por-
traits of the king, the national
flag, religious sites and monu-
mentS.
\ Y
COSTA RIGA commentaries
the 200th anniversary of its
capital, San Jose, with seven
new stamps. The designs show
various scenes in San Jose such
as; the Municipal Palace, Cen
tral Bank, National Chancery
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Sans $5.555
Is Divided

CHICAGO --tP,-- The S5,555
found in the underwear of Sig
mud (Swindling SAM Engel while
he was in Jail in 1949 was divided
among five persons in Circuit
Court.
Three of the women in the life
of the rs year old Romeo each
got a portion, but not the amount
they sought. Engcl is serving a
two to 10 year prison sentence
for confidence game in connec-
ton with the complaint of one of
the women, Mrs. Reseda Corri-
gan.
Mrs. Corrigan, 41 year old red
haired widow sued for S3.700
which she said sne gave Engel
after he promised to marry her.
She was awarded $500
Mrs. Pauline Langton. who
claims she is EngePs only legal
and loyal wife, also was award
ed SoOO. She sued Tor D ,ooO plus
5 per cent interest and said she
gave him the money while he
was awaiting trial
The biggest award. $500, was
to Mrs. Florence c. Barrete, 50.
She had sued for $4,000 which
she said she gave Engel for safe
keeping after he promised to
marry her.
j. Edward Jones, Engel's form
er lawyer, who sued for $1,000 in
legal fees, was awarded 1856.
Mrs. Nina Jones. his mother, was
awarded $500. Her late husband
furnished Engel's bail.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

and one blue-for each country.
The green stamp has a central
figure of the Statue of Liberty
flanked by flags of the partici-
pating country and that of Korea
The blue has a central design
of the United Nations emblem
flanked by the flags, The
stamps, poorly printed, bear the
same denomination-500 weun.
SWITZERLAND has issued a
special souvenir sheet honoring
its recently held National
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Elaborate Show
Planned By Band

The London High School March
ing Band has planned its most
elaborate show of the season for
the Homecoming football game
against Marysyille Friday night.
Before the game, the London
band, directed by Ray Creighton
and the Marysville band directed
by Donald Euverard, will play
the Star Spangled Banner" to-
gether. Euverard will conduct.
The London band will then form
a crown in the center of the field
during the crowning of the queen
and play "Oh! You Beautiful
Doll"
In its half time show, the band
will first greet Marysvillc with
a block M, playing Hello March
In the next formations, the band
will illustrate the life of the
queen, beginning with cradle
and the tune, "Rock-a-bye Baby"
proceeding to the outline of a
school house and the music
School Days, and coming up to
date with heart and the beau
tiful Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
A revolving block L with the
fight song, Fight On" and the
London High School Alma Mater
will close the program.
The members of the band wish
to congratulate the queen and
her court, of whom Rose Mancini,
queen, and Gloria Hume, one OF
the court, are band members.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

Queens Medical Foundation.
The values range from the 90 c
plus 10 to the s fir plus 4.
THE AMERICAN COAL indus
try is asking the u. S. postal
authorities to have a new stamp
issued to honor the men who
have died in coal mine disasters.
This industry sought unsuc-
ceSsfully to have a commemora-
tive stamp for their 20Oth ami
versary back in 1915 and has
continued since that time to urge
for a memorial stamp paying
tribute to the industry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Cemetery Group
Squares Itself

DES MONIES LPl-An Iowa
cemetery which made an over
charge of IS on each of so graves
dug between May / and Oct. has
squared itself with Uncle Sam,
the Iowa Office of Price Stabili-
zation has reported.
The OPS said i'm addition to
charging IS more than the price
ceiling on so graves the nom
profit cemetery association also
overcharged 81 each for care of
IS uras.
In a voluntary settlement, in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT
Ols MADISON COUNTY, OHIO
Walter Clifton Justice,
Plaintiff,
vs.. No. 1928
Kathleen L. Justice,
Defendant.
NOTICE
Kathleen l.. Justice. whose place
Of residence is 427 Watkins Street.
Coyington. kentucky. will take mo-
tice that on October %. 1851, the
undersigned filed his petition
against her in the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Madison County. Ohio
praying for a divorce and relief on
the grounds of willful absence.
said cause viii be for caring on
and after the 9th day of Deccm-
ber, 1851.
Walter Clifton Justice
per Gilbert Kirby. Attorney
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

Club members should consider
carefully the price Of the feeder
calf. the price and availability Of
grain for feed and the outlook
on future beef prices before de-
Gliding whether or not TO buy. the
agent said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
FrofeFncl Order OF Eagles
Aerie No. $50

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Reverend sanford Lindsey,
Rector.
500 Church School
500 Molnino Prayer and Sermon
Tuesday Oct, 30-Regional meet
ing Of Nomans Auxiliary convenes
in Washington c. H. An outstand-
ing program is planned and all
members of the Woman's Auxiliary
Of Trinity Episcopal Church in
tefested are expected to attend.
luncheon reservations should be
made with Mrs. John w Stroupe
or Mrs. James slaughter not later
than Oct. 26
TIE METHODIST CHURCH
Sedalia-Ncwport Charge
Jesse a. Thornton Minister
Newport Church School 10 am
Sedalta Worship 19 am.
Sedalia Church school II an
NWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST
IN CHRISTIAN UNION
CLEO CALL, PASTOR
sunday School 9:30 am.
Ethel Tatman. Supt.
Morning Worship 1916
Evening Service T:30.
Song Fest, sunday. October rs
II 2.15 at Church Of Christ in
Christian Union. Plumwood.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
NAZARrNR CHURCH.
203 50 ath Walnut street
Ell Lfups. Pastor

newspaper. And walk on the left
side facing traffic so as to be
able to step off the highway in
quick order should the occasion
demand"
Director Kauer stressed that it
is up to both the driver and the
night pedestrian to Took out
when it's dark OUT"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
STAMPS IN
-T1ENEWS

TO HONOR the 10 members of
the United Nations who have
been fighting in Korea, the
Republic of Korea has issued
special set of 81 stamps.
There are two stamps one green
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

~ q 4 ) Oh 4
special set Of
five new stamps
from that eoun-
try. The Queen
is wearing an
orchid and al
jewelei diadem.
Eaci1 stamp has
a different color.
and bears a.
Surtax. The ad-.
ditional values
will on tn the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

itiated by the cemetery association
itself, : $326 check in full set
tlement of the overcharges has
been rendered the Treasurer OF
the United States. The ops said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

Pacific Railway Station. Metro
politan Cathedral. Ministry Of
Public Health and tuberculosis
Hospital
= SIDE VIEW portrait of
Dowager Queen Elizabeth of
Belgium ap-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
SORORITY PLEDGES

Autumn quarter sorority pledg-
es at Ohio State University in
clude Mary c. Cutlip, Delta Delta
Delta and Helen ]. Edwards, Phi
Mu. They are London students.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Church Announcements
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lawrence n. Rugh, Pastor

kx&sA second NJ NAEuuA
Reformation Sunday. Oct rs, 81.
$3.50 Church School, Lowell stap-
Teton. Supt
1880 Morning Worship. Sermon
subject, THE Life You Now Lead. "
Dedtca lion Of new eandlelighters
and Offering piates.
ESQ Luther Leagues Senior topic
on Refoaanation
500 ANNUAL All-Lutheran Re-
formattefl Rally at Memorial Han
Columbus.
Members Of St Johns invited
to attend
Monday and Tuesday. Southern
Conference Womens Missionar9
Society Convention at First Lu-
theran Church. Miamisburg. Ohio.
Mrs. Minnie Guy aud Mrs Connie
Rugh, official delegates Of our So
ciety. will attend all sessions Other
members of the local group will at
tend the banquet and evening ses-
sion on Monday
Tuesday evening, 1880. Annual
Halloween Party. sponsored by the
Church School and Luther Leagues.
masked
Wednesday evening. 500, Broth
erhood meeting, continuing study
of Matthew, chapters ed
Thursday evening, 7:S0, Choir re-
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. David n. Ramsey PaSfsr
$50 am. sunday School, Miss
Mabel Whitelow Supt
sic by Senior Choir.
1880 pm. Wednesday prayer SER
500 pm. Monday Service Choir
practice.
NN1sT TEYruEpSoN 4Np Hro&-
METHODIST
q. w. Efey, Pastor
West jefferson
sunday School. $3.50
Worship Service. 1915
Youth Fellowship ESQ
Alton
Worship Service 9:45
Sunday School 1880
Basket Dinner. 1890
Homecoming Service, zoo, Rev
e. =. Harrison Of Columbus. viii be
the guest preacher.
CHURCH OF CHRIST In
CHRISTIAN UNION
West Center street
VI. II. Bennett, Pastor
Wednesday pm. Midweell pray
er service.
Friday. oct. Is at 7:45 pm.
Young Peoples rally at Boo6Waleer
dondon Dist1
Sunday, Oct. q.
SUNDAY school $3.50 am J. r.
Wilson Supt
Morning Worship 1890 am.
Young people in charge of even
ing service at 1890 pm guest
speaker. Ray Leash Of Columbus
Young peoples pres. Elwood Grow
es.
LILLY CHAPEL
METHODIST PARISH
,. Hughes Price, Pastor
Lilly Chapel
Church School-9:30
GcorEesville
Church Schoo. -I0:15
Big Plain
Church School-9:30
Worship --10:f5
CROP Meeting sat 9:3o County
Court Room Harold Cameron State
Director will be present.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
81. PAUL A. NJ. E. CHURCH
West Center Street
Rev. II. L. LILY Pastor

Rev. Lilly was returned to Lon
don for another year at the close
of the Ohio conference
sunday, Oct IS
$50 am. sunday school, Ernest
Lowery, Supt.
II am. Morning Worship. Music
by Senior Choir. Sermon by the
pastor. His subject: "Be Strong"
Text Matthew l:6
7;30 pm. Evening service.
1:50 pm. Wednesday prayer
meeting.
DR.. Mason was returned to the
Columbus District.
Six delegates were elected to the
general conference. Drs w. NJ.
Wright, l.. Liggnis. NJ. c. Pollock
G. Il. Drummer. and +. II. Mason.
Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Mildred Cum
ningham, Mary Jean Lilly and
others were visitors at the con-
ference.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Greer =. Imbrie. Minister

The Adult Choir practices at
1880 pm.
Reformation Sunday. Oct. 2S 81.
The Sunday School begins at
9:f5 am. Roger Counts, Supt.
The Worship Service is at II am.
sermon Subject: Overcoming The
Obstacles That Stifle Our Prayers"
Organ selections: PRAYER" by
Weber and MELODY In G" by Cad
man.
There will be brief Congrega-
tional Meeting at the close of the
worship service to approve the 1852
Budget
The Westminster Fellowship for
Jr and Sr. High groups win meet
Sunday at the church from $50 to
1880 pm. A special movie will be
shown for Reformation Sunday.
HosteSses: Guild w.
Monday at 3 p.m.-Junior Choir
Rehearsal.
Thursday at p.m.-Guilds and
III meet together at the church,;
Mrs. Fred Winchester reviews $50
Sure of Life"
Thursday at 1880 p.m.-Adult
Choir Rehearsal
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Arthur NJ. Shenerelt, Minister

Church school at 9:30: Forrest r.
Hanson. Supt. kindergarten- Nurs-
erv is continued through the Wor
ship Hour for the service of child
rem whose parents desire to attend
the Morning Service.
Morning Worship at 1880: the
Sermon: What Is God Like" The
Choir will sing the Anthem, only
hegotten Word of God Eternal a
Rouen Church Melody arranged by
A. g. y. Brown. Organ. selections:
Variation On old Hundredth" by
Bristol: "Andanfe Pastorale" by
Stephens: and Choral STUDY on the
old 104th" by Parry. Reformation
Sunday will be observed in sermon
and music in the Service.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet at the Church on sun
dav evening at o'clock. on Sat
urday, Nov. Srd, the Fellowship
will participate i'm the District
Booth Festival at Williamsport.
NAZARrNR CHURCH
203 SO ath MnlnUr street
Eli Lfpps, pastor
$50 am. Sunday School
1890 am Preaching Service
G.f5 pm. NYp Service
$50 pm. Eyangelistic Service.
7.30 pm Wednesday. Prayer
Service
Evening star., 1951-11-11
100 pairs FAMOUS MAKE shoes reduced

375 FAMOUS MAKE shoes includ.
ing discontinued patterns ..
were 9.95 to 1195 6'7S pair
Shoes built up q popularity record when
they we're in our North Building. Now
they've moved to the New Shoe Center .
won new friends Discontinued styles; some
in broken sizes. Pumps, sings, sandals.
ooIors: black, brown, navy, red
feathers: suede, coIfskin, patent
o sizes: 4 to 9; AAAA to c
Evening star., 1951-11-11

199 pairs Arnold Authentics
discontinued styles -.
were 1875, 1895 lis pair
Come eory and toke your pick of dsoon-
tinued town styles in these famous shoes.
CoIfskn with medium built-up leather or
covered heels. In the group:
Q coIors: black, ton, red, blue
Q sizes: Az to 10; AAAA to c
Evening star., 1951-11-11

526 pairs PANDORA fall shoes ..
including discontinued styles -.
were 249s, 26.95, 1895 16.SS pair
You're very much in luck when you find
beautiful Pondoro shoes at savings. It's
only because some styles ore now discon-
tinued, others in broken sizes. AnkIets,
sondols and pumps are included. In the
group:
. eoIors: black, brown, blue, eroy and red.
0 feathers: popular suede and eoIfskin.
o sizes: 4h to olA; AAAA to c.
WGL-New Shoe Center, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-11
SAVE FURS REDUCED
from our stock

81 including block brown corol red dark
ncy md grow Not nony of vle. but wide choice. ~ .
875 NOW 415 1895 NOW 545 l2o5 NOW 645
From Millinery Salon. 40 fur s and veets Group includes black red
russet brown, navy, oroy, pink, ooId royoI
we're IS 90 NOW 1850 NOW 1880 NOW 925
were NOW 112 25OO NOW 1880 30OO NOW $500
W6L-MiIiney and Millinery Salon, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-11

CLEARANCE j.. women's wool dresses
Worm seasonal wool becoey styled and two styles offers you
of Choose from black
poy navy amethyst eo1y Womens 10 to "A and
412 2412 in this reodytoweor-no
81 $500. NOW-----1S75 35 Were 1895. NOW29S0
1906. NOW-----2225
W6L-Wrens Dresses Third Floor Also BethedoCheNY Chase
Evening star., 1951-11-11
coat clearance

Beautiful fobr fine fashions plus otterno furs it's exciting
sove, when you find such these
fobes include broodos ribbed Foonns eeces
popular lamb beaver American
lamb.
0 fuIIeneh A-eneth coots
were 1895. TO- l2o.o5. NOW--- 97.O0
S. 1000. NOW--- $500 NOW--- 1880
Evening star., 1951-07-13

One model 512C at each of
Lacy'S 1907 H st. NE. and
9th and e Sts. NV. A.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
NO MONEY DOWN!

3-speeds, big Is" blades.
Adjustable frame for any
window from n" to 81"
wide. Heavy duty, quiet,
rubber : mounted m o tor.
Guaranteed for one full
year. At all 6 Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

Famous Crown open front
style broilers that cook in
seconds, keep kitchen
cool! Two-year guarantee.
At all 6 Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Chicago Grain

little lower on the Board Of Trade rsld il5c to-
day after. getting Oh to mixed start
very slow pace but stili could not be
called heavy
Major reason for the slight slump was
tfe ffer ofa ths Gar. report issued
mated bumper crops Of all cereals and
particularly pa - Sf wheat; soybeans and
Wheat near the end of the frst hour
was 3s-A cent lower. September, S2.4Oas;
corn was UNCHANGED to q lower, Sep
eReT s s1a sati soyb..ns Tsre 81
to | cent higher. September, S2,S9Is, and
lard was 10 to II cents hundred pounds
higher, September offered at S17.62
wheat, production at a near record Of
million bushels larger than last year 5
outturn; This tended to depress wheat
caught by an early frost, as was the case
last year.
Canada still has quite a bit of wheat
consumption. This. plus the new crop
indicated to grain men that Canada viii
have We lot 2, Of wheat to offer in the export
Grain men said producers we're not of.
ierlng neW-crop, cash soybeans in anS
quanCity Ior deferred shipment. ever
though bids going to the country were
said to be above the government loan level
This reluctance of producers to- sell held
bean prices firm despite the excellent
=, Weather Continued anseasonably cool ir
the midwest corn belt today which il
not the type OF weather needed for corr
at this time However, corn was not
early dealings. Shippers continued to re.
port good demand for cash corn from
the east.
Local lard stocks as of August IL
totaled only II .124. 900 pounds Compared
with 54.S92,0OO pounds on the same date
year ago.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Stock Prices Advance
Few Cents 10 81 in
Almost All Sections
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The
stock market was higher today
with the gains extending to almost
every section of the list.
The advance went to a little
more than a dollar a share among
leaders. Losses were held down to
a few cents with few exceptions.
Steels, rails, oils, motors, radio
television and utilities all were
higher and elsewhere there was
scattered strength.
American Telephone moved to
another new high for the third
straight day with a gain of more
than a dollar.
Radio Corp. also attained a
new high in active trading which
included one block of $4,000
shares, up "a at 22H.
The copper mining issues pro-
vided a dull spot. Workers pro.
ducing around 95 per cent of the
copper in this country voted tt
strike August 81.
Stocks moving up included
United States Steel, General Mo-
tors, Santa Fe. Standard Oil (NeW
Jersey, Eastern Air Lines, Johns
Manville, international Telephone
Montana-Dakota Utilities, McIn.
tyre -Porcupine, Dow Chemical
General Electric, Goodrich, Boe.
ing, Admiral Corp. and Zenith.
Corporate bonds moved mar
rowly. Governments in the over
the counter market were steady.