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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
"The Protestant World"
Again


II is noted with some. concern that some Of those
promoting the new newspaper, The Protestant World
are resortng TO dvisve methods This is pubca-
tion which has proclaimed its sincere intention Of
tolerance and good will. AS noted in this column
some weeks ago, of the early issues carried
large advertisement OF an old book about Maria
Monk, which is a dscredited attack upon the Church
and nuns of another day. Acknowledged as untrue
even by Protestants, il was not in the interest of
tolerance for the Protestant World TO be promoting
ii by means of large advertisement
Last week, according TO news reports Dir. J. w,
Montgomery, national director OF extension Of the
Protestant World. spoke in New Lexington TO the
Perry County Ministerial Association He is reported
to have stated that the new paper will not be anti
Catholic, but that IL would be pro-Protestan that
there would be no doubt about H. Good enough Then
the report goes to say that 'Mr Montgomery told
OF published plans of the Catholic Church for
this year and explained some of the plans in detail;
stated the Protestant world is being persuaded by the
emphasis Of tolerance in the teachings of the Cath
olic church. pointing out that tolerance should be
twoway track toward Proestantism well as toward
Catholicism"
Continuing, the report says: "Mr. Montgomery
spoke OF the immediate threat of our public educa
ton systems all the United States by Catholic
ism and stressed that Protesants should be awakened
to what is happening in our education systems
Catholics cannot be blamed II they get the impres
sion from this that there those who consider the
public schools Protestant schools Maybe we
should stop paying taxes for them Especially since
the news report ended with this: Following the
meeting al the church the ministers went to the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
FATHER HIGGINS

A recent ar
ticle in The
Christian Cen
tury uses the
word medic
val" or medic
valism" no less
than six times
to describe the
social encyclic-
ais of recent
Popes. CT h e
Vatican'S Eco
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

Whe n e v e r
someone says
Ia taxi-driver
a friend across
the luncheon
table, a wait
ress serving
you a sandwich
when anyone
says, "Tve got
a cold coming
on you react
it h [ h e
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

1t is little more than generation since "educa-
ton was not only rallying cry but religion
among the American people II is still kind of re-
ligon, but has settled into the condition of wide
spread routine sect with little ardor or consistency
in its services.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Exhibit For Fair
Is Planned By
Dairy Committee

Madison County Dairy Service
Unit Committee Monday evening
planned the units county fair ex-
hibit at meeting Monday eve-
ming in the Agriculture extension
office. The exhibit will be in a
tent.
It will include the Central Ohio
Breeding Association educational
exhibit, plus an exhibit-board of
pictures of dairy animals in Mad
ison County from artificial breed
ing, pictures showing the milk
testing and artificial breeding pro-
gram in the county, county map
showing the location of the 400
farmers participating in the inn
provement program.
The Dairy Service Unit will give
four rosettes in the championship
All classes in each of the five
breeds. The committee worked out
a schedule for the week, schedul-
ing each dairy director to work in
the tent one day or evening during
the week of the Fair.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Fair Tickets Go
On Sale Saturday

Walter Minshall, secretary of
the Plain City Fair, stated today
that family tickets for the local
fair will go on sale Saturday, July
18th. They will be sold for $2.40
each and will admit the husband
and wife and their children up to
IL years of age. People holding
family tickets will not have to pay
parking for their automobile either
Mr.. Minshall said. The family
tickets will be sold at the Ben
Jones and Herriott drug stores of
Plain City.
Membership tickets are on sale
now by all members of the fair
board. People who desire to do so
may order their box seat tickets
now. make your reservations at the
secretary's office.
In commenting further Mr.. Min
shall explained that the fair prem
ium books are little late but will
be in the mail the latter part of
this week. Contestants are urged
to make your entries early. The
secretary's office will be open on
afternoons and evening on July
"a. 25, 26 and 9th. No entries will
be accepted after nine o'clock Sun
day evening, July 9th.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Band RehearsaIs
At Local Pool

Madison Community Band con-
Quoted its weekly rehearsal at the
London municipal swimming pool
Tuesday evening. Members liked
the idea of rehearsals at the pool
SO much they plan to continue
them at that location throughout
remainder of the month and during
August, according to Elizabeth
Coleman, band secretary.
Alfred Scheidefer of Chuckery is
acting director of the band and
conducts the rehearsals from $50
to 1000 pm.
Gordon Oxley, manager of the
London swimming pool Thursday
reported that patronage at the
pool had been very good" to date,
possibly due to the many hot days.
The original LOT youngsters who
recently reported to the pool for
swimming lessons have thinned
down and Thursday it was expect
ed that probably so would com.
plete the course by Saturday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Ohio Sheep Day
Friday. July I8

Madison County Sheepmen will
be interested in attending the Fifth
Annual Ohio Sheep Day at the
Ohio Agricultural Experiment sta
ton at Wooster, Ohio, Friday, July
18. according to John E. Moore,
County Agricultural Agent.
The Sheep Day program will be
held at the Sheep Research Farm
on Route rs. one mile South of
the Main Experiment tation
buildings, at the edge of Wooster.
There will be an interesting pro-
gram in Sheep Research and Re-
suits" "The Wool Situation ''Le-
gume Grass Silage for Sheep
Farms" Sheep Health and Dis
ease Problems" conducted by
Specialists from Ohio Agricultural
Experiment Station and the Ohio
State University. Detailed program
can be obtained from the Madison
County Extension Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Barn Destroyed
In Fire Monday

Fire resulting from lightning de-
stroyed a new barn east of Me-
chanicsburg about $50 pm. Mon
day. The loss was estimated at
$4,000.
More than 80 tons of hay was
lost in the fire, but everything else
was repeatedly saved from the
building.
The barn, so by so feet, was on
a farm on Weaver rd., in Pike
Township, Madison County, a mile
north of Rosedale, owned by Mrs.
Earl Cushman of Cincinnati. Ross
McCarty, Jr. is tenant on the farm.
The Mechanicsburg and Milford
Center Fire Departments kept the
blaze from spreading to other
buildings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
HOUSE TO
BE REWlRED

Madison county commissioners
are negotiating with engineering
firms in preparation for having the
courthouse rewired. No changes or
alterations have been made in the
courthouse wiring in a number of
years and the commissioners have
been advised that the wiring sys-
tenn is overloaded and unsafe.
An engineering firm will be re-
quired to inspect the system and
prepare plans and specifications in
order for the commissioners to
seek bids on the project.
A Dayton engineer has been
consulted but has advised the
commissioner that he will be un-
able to attempt the work for some-
time because of previous commit
ments.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Two 4-H Membres
To Attend Camp

Two Madison County All Club
members will take a closer look
at Conservation and how 1t con-
Germs everyone at the State All
Conservation Camp to be held at
Camp Ohio the week of July %,
according to the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service.
Suzanne Rothe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Rothe, Route /,
London, will be a delegate to the
camp. She has seven years of club
work, completing Is projects. The
projects include both Home Eco
nomics and Agriculture.
Miss Rothe has been serving as
Junior Leader ana also as Camp
Faculty member at the County
All Camp last year. Max Garrett,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gar
rett, 50 E. 4th ST., London, will
be the other delegate at the camp.
He has had eight years of club
work with a total of II projects.
The projects include woodworking,
nature study and junior leadership.
He has been active at county
camps and member of the Jun
ior All Fair Board.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
TOURNAMENT
TEAM CHOSEN

The London Little League
tournament team, chosen to tan
gle with Grove City Little League
team on July %. was announced
today.
The team comprises the follow
ing players: Gary Miller, Walter
Arrick, Robert Tunblison and
Robert Little of the Yanks:
Stephen Garrard and Paul Nc
Claskie of the Phils: Richard
Payne and Elmer Ramey of the
Cubs: Philip Florence of the
Reds; Roger Reynolds, Cubs;
Larry Yoakum, Phils; Dickie
Streitinberger, Reds; Carl Oiler,
Reds and Mike Connor, Phils.
Winner of the contest July 2S,
will play Plain City on July 29,
according to league officials.
Roy Sanders is manager of
the London tournament team and
Jack Littler, coach.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Daugher+y Rites
At Charleston

Funeral services for David w.
Daugherty, 86, a native of Madison
county, who died at his home in
South Charleston, were in South
Charleston Wednesday. Interment
in Grape Grove Cemetery.
Mr.. Daugherty was born in Mad
ison county, October 20, 1865, and
had been a. resident of South
Charleston so years. He retired
from the grocery business on West
Mound Street, South Charleston,
several years ago because of ill
health.
He had long been active in civic
affairs in South Charleston. He
was a member of the committee
which drafted the village charter
in 1915 when the form of govern
ment was changed from mayor
and council to commissioner-man-
ager. He was a member of the
Moose Lodge of Springfield.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jen.
ME Thomas Daugherty, and four
nephews.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Mt. Sterling Man
Sent To Jail On
Charge Of Theft

Lewis Everetts. Is. Mt. Sterling
Rural Route. charged with petit
larceny in the theft of gasoline,
two pigs and two gallons of oil,
was fined $1OO and cost and SEN
fenced to 80 days in the county Jail
by Mayor Roscoe Friddle of Mt.
Sterling.
Everetts was arrested by Mt.
Sterling police officer Joe Smith
in cooperation with Deputy Sheriff
H. c. Markley following extensive
investigation of thefts from the
Ray Butts farm at Mt. Sterling
and other farms in that area, Dep
uty Markley said. Everetts was
formerly employed on Mr.. Butts
farm. The gas and oil were drain
ed from a tractor in the field, ac-
cording to officers.
The two small pigs, taken from
that farm, were recovered in Co
lumbus, Markley said. adding that
thefts have been occurring In that
area since the latter part of last
May.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Escapee SIashes
Arm With Glass
At County Jail

Leon Lang, %, of Hartwell, Ohio,
a runaway from the Longview
State hospital near Cincinnati,
slashed his left arm with a broken
salt shaker at the Madison County
Jail, Tuesday evening, according
to Sheriff Harold Bidwell.
Lang then hid the broken salt
shaker under his bed, the sheriff
said. He was taken to Holman hos
pital where his arm was treated.
Lang claimed that he had cut his
arm on zinc-topped table but a
search revealed the broken shaker,
it was said.
Lang and another man, also a
runaway from the same institution,
were picked up by London police
Monday evening and a routine
check with authorities revealed
that they had escaped from the
hospital. The man with Lang was
said to be Wilbur Phillips, %. of
Georgetown, Ohio.
Sheriff Bidwell said that they
were returned to the hospital We'd
nesday. The sheriff said that this
is the second time that Lang has
been apprehended in London in
the past four years after escaping
from the hospital
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Sky.Wafch On
24Hour Basis

The South Solon sky-watch is
now operating on "a hour basis
in spite of lack of volunteers,
according to q report from a
member of the organization. This
is a part of the nationwide move
ment ordered by the u. S. Air
Force to keep a lookout for
sneak air attack.
Operations are being carried on
in Keith's Rowand's garage on
High ST., in South Solon, under
the supervision of Millard French,
chief observer. The superinten-
dent is Keith Raub. He is as
sisted by Bud Duff and James
Rudolph.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
GENERAL DEAN
MOVED BY REDS

MUNSAN, Korea-The Com
munists today said they have
moved their prize captive, u. S.
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, from
prisoner of war camp at the
bomb-shattered capital of Pyong-
yang to another camp in North
Korea but did not give his new
location.
The disclosure came in an ex-
change of letters by liaison Off
GERS of the United Nations Com
mand and Communist truce teams
at Panmunjom.
The Red letter told of large
scale prisoner transfer involving
Dean, former commander of the
u. S. oath Infantry Division, and
numerous Korean captives.
The Allied communication de-
manded an accounting of 1881
missing u. ". soldiers believed
in Communist stockades. The U.N
Command said it has been making
the request since December with
totally unsatisfactory" results
The Allies at the same time an
swered a similar request from the
Communists for an accounting OF
LOLA Allied-held prisoners with
information on all but four of the
captives.
Dean is a Medal of Honor win
ner from Berkeley, Calf. He was
captured in August, 1850.
The Reds announced his trans
fer in notifying the U.N. that
they had abolished three prisoner
of war camps and set up six new
ones. Four of the new ones are
at or near Pyongyang. target of
a destructive Allied air raid last
week.
The disclosure came during the
fourth day of a Communist-cal-
led recess in secret arnstice
negotiations at Panmunjom over
the dead-locked issue of prisoner
exchange. The five-man truce de-
legations are scheduled to recon
vene at IL am. tomorrow 9 pm.
Thursday. EST.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Child Injured In
Fall From Auto

Roman Mullet Jr., 3-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Mullet,
Plain City, Rt. 8, suffered severe
decorations about the head. arms
and hands when he accidentally fell
from the auto in which he was
riding with his parents. The child
rolled into a ditch at the side of
the road He was taken to Grant
Hospital where numerous stitches
were required in treating the cuts.
Mr.. Mullet, the child's father,
stated that his son opened the door
of the car.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Award Contract For New
Well At City Water Plant

Drilling of a new water well for
the city and construction of a we'll
house, a municipal project to cost
in excess of $4,000 is scheduled to
start at the city water plant with
in the next few days, officials indi-
Gated Wednesday.
Contract for drilling the well has
been awarded A. M. Baker q Sons,
a Columbus firm, according to
Bruce D. Lewis of the Board OF
Public Utilities. The drilling crew
was expected in London this week.
Pumping production at the city
water plant is currently keeping
pace with consumption. although
the demand today Is greater than
anytime in history of the local
water system. Normal consump.
ton has been around 450. 900 gal
Ions per day, but recently 1t has
exceeded 100000 gallons.
One city wen now supplies about
go per cent of the total amount of
water used by the city, a fact In
dicating necessity of the new well,
according to city officials.
In addition to the well aid we'll
house, various items of equipment
will be moved at the city water
plant including a pump and motor
to be maintained as auxiliary
equipment for the standpipe, in
which water is stored and pressure
maintained.
One well, part of the city sys-
tenn, has been found to be a sand
pumper' and will be taken out of
production.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
New Tractor To
Be Shown Here

Two new heavy-duty John Deere
two and three pillow tractors, sue
cessors to Models "A" and "B", ;,
will be announced Saturday, July
19. by Porter Implements of Lon
don.
According to H. H. Porter these
new tractors feature a host of en-
gineering advancements viii h
make them the greatest values
ever offered by John Deere.
Mr.. Porter stated that one of
the new models will be on display
in his show room.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Cpl. Bill Hayman
Is Enrou+e Home

Cpl. William Hayman. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hayman, South
Main ST., was returned to this
country from Korea, Tuesday,
when he arrived in Los Angeles,
California. From there he is
being sent to Camp Atterbury,
Indiana, and will be home for a
30-day furlough sometime this
weekend.
Cpl. Hayman has been in the
service two years and served 18
months in Korea as parachute
Inspector with the list Ordinance
Department of the Air Force. He
will be discharged sometime in
November.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
DOC" WaddeII
Rites Saturday

Funeral services for doc"
Waddell, 88, circus evangelist and
dean of old-time circus press
agents, who died In Columbus, will
be at / 80 pm. Saturday at Spring
field. Interment in Ferncliff Gene
terry.
Waddell, during his long and
colorful career, had visited virtu-
ally every newspaper office in the
state in connection with his circus
life. He was a visitor in the Mad
ison Press Company office on one
of his tours two years ago and
wrote several stories concerning
the circus about to visit London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Charleston Man
In Auto Mishap
ouchI

Springfield Highway Patrolman
reported an auto driven by
Clancy B ldwin, 80. South
Charleston, Route 1, struck a
parked car Wednesday on Route
10, about two miles north of
Route 81.
The parked car. according to
the Patrols report. belonged to
Lawrence L. Nichols, 40, of
Springfield. A passenger in the
Nichols car, Richard E. White.
so, also of Springfield. was
admitted to City Hospital with
neck injuries. -
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Charleston Woman
District President

Mrs. Leonard Inskeep a Past
President of the South Charleston
unit of the American Legion Aux
iliary, was elected President of the
Third District, American Legion
Auxiliary, Tuesday at an all-day
meeting of the organization at the
club house of the Dayton Veterans
Center.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Bob Bangham To
Address Rotary

Bob Bangham, of Wilmington,
will be. the guest-speaker at the
weekly dinner-meeting of the Lon
don Rotary Club Thursday noon,
Marcus Cornwell announced Fri
day. Mr.. Bangham will discuss the
question of Constitutional Con-
vention for Ohio.
Mr.. Bangham, former District
Governor of Rotary, is field rep
resentative for the Ohio Manu-
facturers Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Former Madison
County Pastor
Serves so Years

The Reverend James F. Fields,
former pastor of the Mt. Sterling
Methodist Church for number of
years, has just completed so years
in the ministry. Rev. Fields is now
pastor of the Delaware st. Paul's
Methodist Church.
He has served ten pastorates in
Ohio, including Gallipolis, Logan,
xenia, Eaton, Adelphi, Oak Hill.
Patriot, and Eureka 1.-TWO circuits
in Gallia county,.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Alder Funeral
Rites Thursday

Funeral services for Miss Rea
Alder, a native of Madison county,
who died Tuesday in Toledo, were
in Toledo. Thursday. Graveside
service at Kirkwood Cemetery,
London, at 1:30 o'clock Friday.
Miss Alder was a great-grand-
daughter of Joanthan Alder, first
white settler in Madison county.
Surviving are a sister. Mrs. John
Copeland, Willis Avenue, London,
and a brother, Isaac Alder of Co.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS
0y Associated Press

Victims children Mr. and Mrs.
Sandra, Paul, - months
critical condition at Akron Child
Hospital and Paul Is just out Of the danger
station
$2231 Otis Smyhe said
included $2025 Union receipts and S206 In bus
The overlooked another $500 cash nearby
Smythe said.
Observation-Disclosures signed into law today bill
continuing prices for cotton wheat corn
tobacco 80 cent parity through 1854
alarm the creeping effects
other industries indicated today that in
quick to the
strike secret Settlement had
United steeiorkes and the mill
officially and unconfrred Steel
Pittsburgh for Chicago on
ciO which heads without commenting on
Monday
negoaors resumed ofthe
Panmuniom The meeting ended
break the deadlock prisoner
sweterina United Nations and communist delegates met
a II tomorrow pm, Friday EST.
movesyle chase the Secret
counterfeit Chief u e. Raushman
California after pursuit
Hollywood San Francisco The men
6aughnan
alias William eiampied and Percyennon, alias
A. Tomnson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Sues For $1,000

Alex Pelphrey, Galloway, has
filed suit in Madison county COM
mon pleas court against Emma
Morris of West jefferson, admin
istratrix of the estate of Allen F.
Morris, seeking $1,000 damages for
alleged injuries suffered in a
train-car crash near New Rome,
July IL, 1850. Defendants husband
was killed in the accident.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Faye+te Juris+
Ill In Hospital

Judge Harry M. Rankin, of
Fayette county common pleas
court. is a patient in Fayatte
Memorial Hospital, Washington
c. H., after suffering a heart
attack. Judge Rankin has presid-
ed in Madison county court on
occasions and is well known to
local attorneys.
In addition to his own work,
Judge Rankin has been handling
matters in Fayette county probate
court for Judge Rell Allen who
is ill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
PLAIN CITY STUDENT
ON oSU HONOR ROLL

Jack A. Collins, Plain City, was
on the honor roll of lat students
in Ohio State University's College
of Engineering during the Spring
quarter, Lilyan B. Bradshaw, as
sistant to the dean of the college,
announced.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Gets Discharge

Sgt. Donald Huffman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Loren Huffman of South
Vienna, Route /, on the Old Co.
lumbus rd., has been discharged
from the Army after serving three
years and nine months. He served
Ia months in Japan and ID months
in Korea. He has returned to his
position at the Crowell-C Collier
Publishing Co.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
9TH District To
Support IKE"

Gen Dwight d. Eisenhower re-
ceived the support of Seventh
Congressional District Republican
leaders Wednesday night in his
bid for the presidency.
The 7th District committee in
cludes N. c. Bean, Miriam Yea
zell, Russell Rouch, Clark-co;
Harry A. Metzger, Clinton-co.; |;
Roger Cloud, Ligan-co.; j. K. Nc
Laughlin, Union-co.; Lowell Fess,
Green-co.; r. c. Rea, Madison-co.
and Zain Armitage, Warren-co.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Seeks $I0.s75
For Injuries

Jerome Mandell, Dayton, has
filed suit in the Madison County
common pleas court against Max
Taylor, London r. D., asking judg-
ment of S10,875 for alleged injuries
in an automobile accident on u. S.
Route 40, April 13, 1852.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Former Resident
Of Charleston Dies

James Wright, formerly of South
Charleston, died at his home in
Valley Stream, New York, Mon
day. He is survived by his widow.
Catherine Dwyer Wright, and two
step daughters, Miss Marguerite
Kelble of Valley Stream, and Mrs.
Jerry Sullivan of London.