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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1s27-rwENrY-FvE YEARS Aco-1s27

JULY 2A Cleaner
harvesting
township by Freshwater Sales, London
from State Auditor Joseph Tracey add 6f10ths mill
1927 tax levy in county for general Of state
4 and Mt Sterling Sec to hsne n ra
London moves store to Warren
JULY 22Bumpe harvested Rosedale north end
July a3 Richard Conway London member Boy Scout Troop
lo4 wins honors at Camp Ro north OF Columbus
badge for fesavng and SPINNING and Price honor for work in
July 23-London Legion Post and Golden
BeGoden Carnival London enerans children of
JULY "a VIM Riddle Leon Wood VIM Webb @ and Thurman
win and Sf fine work op S say Scout
JULY Few bumper wheat reported county wheat har
county vicinity of Mt Sterling struck
by hail storm and gardens damaged Hail stones picked
Epworth League sponsoring
JULY 2s~London Chapter OAR selling flags
stalled curb make uniform patriotic display of emblem in
vicinity Oleh Braiwaite farm JEFF
ferson township to see combine work
1s42-TEN YEARS Aeo-1s42
Donaldson County Raonng Board changed to War
Price and Ratoning administration announced by Ernest Hell
ready August II primary
for men s sends % men,
group Columbus for induction
mon s Am retired We jefferson u receives silver Star for
galany action with the Air Corps in Australian area OF opera
2-Acquacade London Swimming Pool draws large crowd
diving and e course on TO- e taught in s
London High by Jake Kanel announced by supt H.
County along with seven-pon
of Ohio Fair Msnagers Group to stimulate interest IN
JULY 24Lon Wolf retained as cef Of police by village council OIL
July Rosedae community county mostly
combined and baled the straw operation
son Methodist Church reted 1922 after
ministry had distinction of being the Oldest active member OF
27"Water Melons2o pound average each 81 CENTS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
eAlLsToNEs FOR SALE!

recent radio program Of the story type dealt with
of the advances. made by the meat packing industry in late
years II pointed out that this great nationwide enterprise
spends $i5ooooo year research primarily TO im
prove the quality of meat and TO broaden and the
of animal by-produeis.
In the of the program anecdofe told OF
who decided TO beat high beef prices by buying directly
from farmer. This straasem he reasoned would him
the overhead costs that involved in selling beef through the
channels and also profit made by those
who handle along the processing and distribution system But
the bright bubble burst when he learned that the packers whole
sale beef for less than they pay the famer That isn't the
suit Of any financial eeedeman that is known to the packers
and else the result of the fact that the money
derived from the sale of the byproducis makes up the d
ference pays the costs of carrying the business and gives
the packers very moderate profit for their service.
Time when the xers of meat animals considered
dusty has long way since then. Nothing wasted
All cf the animal finds its into product other.
market has been found Tor esones-Japanee
buy them TO make iewey medicine and paints II IL weren't
for these byproduef and the enterprise the packers have
shown selling and developing for them. the price Of
meat would be much higher than it actually is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
Sat. Minshall In
Defense Operation

CHICAGO-Sgt. Robert Min
shall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Minshall, 243 Shopper ave., Plain
City, Ohio, is participating in
Operation Signpost," the exer-
else geared to put the air de-
fenses of the United States on an
operational basis.
He is a member of the Army's
51st Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bri-
gade which guards the Chicago
Detroit area.
The brigade is working with
the Civilian Ground Observer
Corps (GOC) and with Canadian
air defense forces during the July
1928 exercise.
Sergeant Minshall, a Comm.
gun ammunition chief In Battery
A, 698th AAA Gun Battalion. en-
tered the Army In December 1850.
He has been awarded the Korean
Service Ribbon with one cam
paign star.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25

In
to see to it that every child born
of woman should be born under
conditions making it easy for him
to live in normal, wholesome
atmosphere, with a chance for edu-
cation to prepare himself for the
burdens and responsibilities of life.
THE administration of Franklin
d. Roosevelt and Harry S. Tru-
man have given the American peo-
pie a greater share in the enjoy
ment of the fruit of their labor
than any other administration in
the history of the United States"
he said.
He then turned to foreign policy.
He reviewed the events between
the two world wars, and the period
that followed. He said Americans
were drawn "unavoidably" into the
two great conflicts.
The Republicans have called the
Democrats "a war party because
there were Democratic presidents
in office in 1917, 1941, and 1850
when American troops went to
war;, he said.
Barkley beat the air with his
big fists and leaned forward, pres
sing against the shelf of the ros-
trum when he cried:
when our Republicans say that
under Democratic administrations
there have been two great world
wars, / ask them to tell the Amer
ican people what they would have
done if they had been in power on
Dec. T. 1871, when Pearl Harbor
was attacked by the armies of
Japan"
And he went on to say that
American troops are in Korea to-
day because I'VE pledged our word
in San Francisco that as members
of the United Nations we would
come to the defense of any MEM
Der nations under attack anywhere
in the world
Then, the man they said was too
old' referred to his age. He said
he spent his birthday last year in
Korea.
TT was the best birthday have
ever had, but it is not the last one
I will ever have by a number of
years."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25

I talked to some of the other
girls I met here and this is what
they said about the other fellows:
Estes Kefauver his coonskin
cap is shedding, and too many
honest So bet because of his moral
crusade"
Sen. Kerr has SO much oil he
would want to put kerosene lamps
in the White House. Fascinating
looking devil, though -.
The big advantage of Sen. Rus
sell IS that he is a bachelor and
we would not have to watch how
his progeny took advantage of the
White House address-1600 Penn
sylvania Ave"
I'VE ought to save Vice Presi-
dent Barkley for the 1856 Olymics
instead of wasting him on the 1852
presidential race"
"Averell Hartman is in favor
of so many things / am worried be-
cause he hasn't said what he is
against. He simply can't be in
favor of every thing the New Deal
stands for-Herbert Hoover proved
that"
Wilbur, the way the girls I have
talked to figure it is this way:
Adlai Stevenson must be the best
candidate because he simply shrugs
off the presidency.
You take Eisenhower. He shrug-
ging the other way. Some of the
girls / have talked to here of
course they are Democrats say
now that Ike actually would like to
put Mamie in the White House.
Somehow the Democrats here
don't feel they will ever grow
Kansas sunflowers on the White
House lawn.
They feel that the campaign
needs a woman's touch. And that
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
Sen. BarkIey's
Speech Sparks
The Convention

CHICAGO LP9-4TfIey said Alben
w. Barkley was too DID," q
They said he was a fine gentle
man and distinguished public fig
ure, but heavy with years, too
many years, to be the Democratic
candidate for the presidency.
The Democratic convention is on
fire today because of the man who
was too DID,"
1t is blazing with the new life
and spirit he breathed into it last
night when he spoke to more than
10000 people, whipped them into
a frenzy of excitement, and stirred
one of the unforgetable spectacles
of generation.
His appearance at the conven-
ton was intended as a kind of
consolation prize" for a man
deeply hurt.
Three days before, the 74-year-
old vice president was candidate,
campaigning actively to be his
party's choice for the presidency.
Then, political he put it, "some
self-anointed labor leaders sud-
denly withdrew the support he had
supposed they would give him.
They said he was too old"
Barkley' took himself out of the
race.
There was a tremendous explo-
sion of warmth and sympathy and
affection when the weep" march
ed down the platform onto the
rostrum last night. The organ be-
gan to play my Old Kentucky
Home" and rolling pillows of mu-
sic and cheering thundered through
the great hall.
Barkley stood looking down at
the demonstration, unsmiling, al
most impassive. From time to
time he waved and bowed, ack-
nowledging a tremendous salute.
1t. went on for "a minutes, cons
tantly hitting new peaks of sound
and excitement.
Finally, they let him speak.
He had no manuscript and the
teleprompter was blank and dark.
He said he had not had time
since / received this invitation"
to write a speech.
He said, II am not here as a
candidate for any office this con-
vention can confer" In the back of
the hall, and in the galleries, a
chorus welled up: "no-No."
The Weep shook his head.
AS he spoke, reviewing the 90
year record of the Democrats, his
voice began to gather volume and
momentum. He said:
Il believe the programs of the
Democratic party give the great
est good to the greatest number
of the American people and If
did not believe that, I would join
some other party that does believe
in those eternal and immortal
principles"
Then he turned to the Republi-
cans, recalling that Dwight d.
Eisenhower. the COP nominee, had
said he was going to lead a cru
sade.
I'VE are not beginning a cru
sade," Barkley shouted. I'VE are
continuing a crusade crusade
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

w. P. Watts and wife to Milton
w. Tarbill and Virginia G. Tar
bill, lot 80 in Burr Oaks Heights
subdivision, Pleasant township.
Mary d. Wood and Thomas +.
Wood to Hubert H. Tucker, 1921
acres in Jefferson township.
Raw Miller and Edith L: Miller
to Edwin ]. Williams and Mildred
A. Williams 1O947 acres in Deer
Creek township. -
Thomas F. Wood and Mary d.
Wood to Isaac Blessing and Ruth
E. Blessing, $50 acres in Union
township near west shore of Mad
ison Lake.
Bruce Emery to Lloyd M. Potter
and Ruth E. Potter. property on
Lotspiech Avenue, city of London
CASES DISMISSED
Six suits fiis3 against Sidney
Uhnick Jr., of Medina, Ohio, Route
2. for money in an automobile ac-
cident have been settled by mutual
agreement and dismissed in Mad
ison county common pleas court.
The suits were brought by Ma
than Bellomy Stella S. Bellomy,
James A. Bellomy and Sarah j.
Bellomy, all of 1T Jay Street,
Dayton; Charles Bellomy and
Pauline Bellomy of Franklin r. X.
2. r
Three divorce cases brought by
Famine Gibson, a minor, VS. Wal
lace Gibson; Walter Walsh VS.
Evelyn Walsh; Joseph Warner VS.
Roberta Warner, have been dis
missed in common pleas court.
DIVORCES ASKED
Helen Elizabeth Graves, a minor,
by Ethel Wilson, her next friend,
1872 South Oak Street VS. Ohlen
Theodore Graves, a minor, OF 1872
South Oak Street.
Opal E. Borders, 127k West
High Street VS. Archie Borders, OF
the same address. -
DIVORCES GRANTED
Merle l.. Franks, Plain City,
from Sarah Glyn Franks, 212 Pine
Crest Drive, Fayetteville North
Carolina.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
4-h Awards For Madison
County Fair Announced

second place in breeding and steer
classes, David Graham, Green
wood Farms, South Solon, Halters
Angus awards, champion steer
and female, Central Ohio Angus
Assn, Trophy.
First second, third place ir
steer and breeding classes, Central
Ohio Angus Assn, Rosettes.
Hereford awards, first, second
third place in steer and breeding
classes, Orleton Farms, r. 3, Lon
don, Halters and Rosettes.
Grand Champion Steer over all
breeds, Kroger Company, Trophy
Reserve Champion Steer over all
breeds, London Livestock Company
All Jacket.
Breeding gifts Gall indv. breed
classes, first, second, third, fourth
places, Madison County Farm
bureau, ROSetteS.
Market Pigs (indv. pen 2; pen
of 3; and pen 3 from SOW and lit
ter, first, second, third, fourth
places, Madison County Farm
Bureau, Rosettes.
Senior Swine Showmanship
Madison County Farm Bureau, a.
H Jacket.
Hampshire Awards, Madison
County Hampshire Breeders.
Ju hior Swine Showmanship
Hume and Mabe, London, Jacket
Dairy Awards. first, second
third, fourth. fifth places in each
breed, Madison County Dairy Ser
vice Unit, Rosettes.
Champion Market pig, Shaw
elevator, London, All Jacket.
Champion Market Lamb, Lowe
Tractor Sales, London, All Jacket
Champion pen of 2 market pigs
London Livestock Co., All Jacket
All Holstein projects, Central
Ohio Holstein Club, EversharI
pencils.
Brown Swiss Fitting Award
Madison Co. Brown Swiss Breed.
ers, Halter.
Outstanding Woodworking pro.
ject, firts place, London Lumber
& Coal Co., All Jacket.
Second place thru fifth, Londor
Lumber & Coal Co., All T-Shirt
SPECIAL AWARDS
Outstanding Vocational Agricul.
ture OF All club boys; exhibit
Hankinson Memorial Award Gar.
mers' Club $500.
Outstanding Home Economics OF
All club girls exhibit, Hankinsor
Memorial Award (Farmers Club
$500.
Safety Award, Madison County
Rural Safety Council Award tc
the youth organization with the
outstanding safety program for the
summer. Trophy.
Brown Swiss award, Ohio Brown
Swiss Breeders. Club, Trophy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
LICENSES GRANTED

Paul Joseph Wilson, Marysville
milk transporter, and Mary Lou
Smith, r. r. 2, Mechanicsburg,
home economist.
Pfc. Robert E. Hayner. South
Charleston, and Susann Fout, r.
r. 2, London, payroll clerk.
INVENTORIES FILED
The estate of Laura E. Young
Pleasant Township, has been ap-
praised at $500 by E. D. Tanner,
w. A. Reay, and Frank Miller. Ex-
ecutor of the estate is John w,
Junk, Mt. Sterling.
The estate of Pearl L. Dewey
has been appraised at $35,41721
by Armour Chenoweth, Roger
Baker, and Jacob Butler. OF the
estate $40, $50 is personal property
$3,817.21 is accounts and debts re-
ceiveable, and $21, ,450 is real es-
tate. Lucille Sollars and Floyd
Dewey, Mt. Sterling, are executors.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Harold Mcdowell and Helen Nc
Dowell to Joseph H. Fahy and
Dorothy M. Fahy, Columbus, lots
/ and 2 of Block 81 of Darby
Crest addition, Jefferson town.
ship
Myrtle E. NOVEL; and Jack
NOVEL; to Harmon Walker, lot IL
in William Watson's addition, city
of London.
Sue M. Boland by executrix to
Frank ]. and Florence Murray, un-
divided 1a interest in lot % and
lot "a, corner High and Main
Streets, city of London.
Dorothy Ferryman and Russell
Ferryman to Raymond Lucy, lot
60 in Toland addition to city of
London.
Harold L. Nichols and Dorothy
w. Nichols to Jennie Shepherd
and Marvin M. Shepherd, property
in village of Jefferson.
William Hardin and Nellie Har-
din to Nina M. Bromley, lot 65 in
Toland Jones addition to city of
London.
Grace r. Brown to Emery r..
Brown, undivided " interest in lot
% in Rainey addition to city of
London.
Emery r. Brown to Grace
Brown, undivided ~ interest In
lot 38 to Rainey's first addition to
city of London
Marvin L. Snyder, administrator
of the estate of Eliza Snyder to
Lawrence Wallace and Edna Wal
lace, property on Lafayette Road,
city of London.
OFT. l.. Rebel and Grace Rebel,
Grove City, to Alvin l.. Richards,
so West Broad ST., Columbus, lot
II of block IL in Darby Crest ad-
dition, jefferson township.
Lou Jackson and Robert H
Jackson to Raymond L. Miller and
Daisy Louise Miller, west half OF
lot 3 in the original plating of the
village of Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
BY HAL BOYLE

CHICAGO Rt-Well, Wilbur,
still say all the Democrats need
is a woman's touch.
No group of people / have met
before has been SO disorganized
The place is full of Democrats who
believe in being Democrats. But
they don't know who should lead
them.
They are like a bunch of boys
at a camp when the director has
gone, and the kids run around yell
ing at each other-and no one to
take over responsibility.
For 20 years they have been used
to play follow-the-leader, and
now they must pause and say:
We'll, but, who is the leader
now? ?"
Wilbur, I never felt SO sorry for
men since / first told you what
shirts to send out to the laundry.
I just talked around among the
girls here-honey, you know ] know
nothing about politics-and we all
came up with the same answer:
THE only Democrat who can
hope to beat Gen. Eisenhower is
Adlai Stevenson"
He is the only Democrat pos
sibility who has ummpphh the
others only have promises.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25

Madison County All Club boys
and girls will be competing for
the Madison County Fair, accord
ing to the Agricultural Extension
Office. These awards have been
made, possible through the cooper
alton of the local business con-
! Germs.
The class, the donor and the
awards are as follows
Outstanding All Boy, London
Rotary Club, i4-H Desk Pen Set.
Outstanding All Girl, London
Rotary Club All Desk Pen Set.
Healthiest All Boy, Aerie No.
$50, FOE, London, Trophy.
Healthiest All Girl, Aerie No.
$50, FOE, London, Trophy.
Nutrition Achievement Award,
Madison Farm Bureau Coop, Lon
don, Silver Pitcher.
Food Preparation, Mabe's Drive
In, Silver Compete.
Canning Award, Creath's Food
Market, London, Silver Compete.
Frozen Food Award, Garrett
Refrigeration Sales & Service,
London, Cream and Sugar Set.
Baking Award, General Foods
Inc, Complete Baking Set.
Grand Style Revue, LaVogue
Shop, London, Silver Pitcher.
First Place Style Revue Winners
Easy to make Cotton dress through
Complete Costume class, Goodyear
Motor Sales, London.
First place in Articles to Use
and Wear, Richard Whiteside.
Clothing Judging, First National
Bank, London. Silver Tray.
Food Judging, Central National
Bank, London, Silver Tray.
Home Furnishing, Dixon's Var
iety Store, London, Lamp.
Livestock Judging High Indv.,
Great A & P Tea Co., Columbus,
Trophy.
First, Second, Third place Clubs
Livestock Judging 1.-TWO High
Indv.), cDorman n Implement
Sales, London, Rosettes.
First, second, third place clubs,
dairy judging 1.-TWO high Indv.)
Madison County Dairy Service
Unit, Rosettes.
Dairy Judging (High Indv)
Madison Farm Bureau Coop, Tro-
ply.
Dairy Showmanship, London
Creamery, London, Trophy.
Top three indv. in dairy junior
showmanship, Borden's Hamilton,
Moores & Ross, Small Loving Cup.
Beef showmanship, Madison
County Fair Board, Trophy.
Outstanding Garden Project,
Hume's Hardware, London, 4-H
Jacket.
Second, third fourth, fifth place
garden projects, Hume's Hardware
London, 4-H T-shirts.
Sheep awards, rosettes for all
classes, Madison Co. Sheep and
Lamb Improvement Association.
DEMONSTRATION AWARDS
First place senior-Team and in
dividual home economics and agri-
cultural classes, Ohio Edison Co.
All Jacket.
Second place awards in above
classes, Ohio Edison Co., Billfolds
and Necklaces.
First, second, third place Junior
classes Gas above), Ohio Edison
Co., All T-shirts.
Shorthorn awards, first and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25

Adlai Stevenson-for a politician.
certainly does have a lonely face
So wistful.
Well, dear, all I have had so far
is fun and frolic.
Your living wife,
Trellis Mae
p. s.. Please send more. money.
I had to buy a new pair of shoes
after dancing with that dubious
delegate from Texas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
Two Columbus Men
Fined In London

Two Columbus men were each
fined SIS and costs in Mayor f.
P. Speasmaker's cort following an
auto mishap at Route 142 and the
Spring Valley Rd., Sunday after
noon, Deputy Sheriff H. c. Mark
ley reported. He identified the men
as Salvatore j. Mangia, 895 Studer
Ave-, and Dale L. Groves, 1887
Franklin Ave.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH

ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
West Center street
Rev. l.. Warden Pastor
Rev. Warden will finish the con.
ference year at st. Paul, assisted by
Rev. s. M. Butler
sunday, July 20
9;30 am. Sunday School. Ernest
IL am. Morning worship. Music
by senior choir.
1880 pm. Wednesday prayer meet
ing
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION
w. Center st.
III. p. Bennett, Pastor
sunday. July 70
$40 am. Sunday School.
1880 am. Morning worship.
1880 pm. Young Peoples Night.
Speaker. Rev. Jesse Layeck, South
Solon.
Monday, July IS
500 pm. Annual business meeting
of the church.
Tuesday, July 20
7:45 pm. London District Young
Peoples Rally.
"Wednesday, July so
500 pm. Regular monthly mis-
sionary meeting.
Friday, August 1
Annual Sunday School picnic at
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Watts.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. David N. Ramsey, Pastor
$3.50 am. Sunday School, Allen Will
son, Supt.
IL am. Sermon by pastor Music
by junior choir.
1880 pm. Wednesday prayer serv-
ice.
1880 pm. Monday senior choir
practice.
Sunday. August 3rd basket meet
ing at the Madison County Fair
Ground.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Sedalfa--Newport Charge
Jesse A. Thornton, Minister
Newport Church School 10 am.
Newport worship IL am.
Sedalia Church School 10 am.
Any of our people who would like
10 participate in the worship service
at London Prison Farm, may do so
by their presence at pm. Sunday.
Please be at the outer gate by las.
The minister of Sedalia- Newport
will be guest speaker.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ernest A. Wall, Minister
Beginning Sunday. Aug. 3. services
will be conducted at the Methodist
Church at 10:30 am.
- Choir rehearsal Friday 7:O0 pin.
sunday, July 20
Church School S:45 am Gordon
'Oxley, Supt.
Worship service IL am. Sermon
theme. How Much Timer"
Anthem by senior choir, Mrs Ken
meth Fichner, director; Mrs. Grace
Ensley, organist.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25

The officer charged one driver
with failure to signal a turn and
that driver charged the other with
following too close. Their fines
We're equal.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
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ST. PATRICk's CHURCH
Oh south Union Street
London. Ohio
Rev. Paul J. Bernier, Pastor
Phone $50
Time OF Masses

Phone $50
Time Of Masses
Sundays and &c.
Holy Days-5:3u, z. 3.
Week Days (Holy Communion
distributed $500.
Confessions-Saturdays $3.50 to 5
and 7:su to 3.
Eve of Holy Days--s:3o to s and
1880 to 8.
Visiting Confessor twice monthly
Baptisms-Sundays at 1880 or on
request.
Sick calls any time day or night
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Arthur M. Shenefelt, Minister
Church School at $50; Forrest r.
Hanson, Supt.
Union service on Sunday morning
at IL o'clock at the Presbyterian
Church; Rev. Ernest A. Wall will
conduct the service and preach the
sermon. Kindergarten-nur will
be provided at the church at which
the morning service is held. All
morning services during the month
of July will be at the Presbyterian
Church.
During the five Sundays of Aug
ust services will be at the Methodist
Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
TreIIis May Feels All Dems
Need Is the Woman's Touch

Editors note; Trellis Mae
PEBBLE, the average wife of
wilbur PEBBLE, Americas
most average citizen, has been
betrayed by her initial enthu-
siasm to come out for Gov.
Adlai Stevenson of Illinois
for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination. She Il ellis
about it in the following let
ter home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-25
Church Announcements

THIS SPACE FOR THE
CHURCHES
PROVIDED BY THE
FOLLOWING
LONDON CONCERNS
s@eH& 4 -
LONDON PARTS COMPANY
LIS South Oak St. Phone Is
KulP INSURANCE AGENCY
25h South Main St
srlEFLER STORES INC.
Is South Main st. Phone 3O4-W
Madison Farm Bureou Coop
38 w. First st. Prone 24i)
DW0RKlNS DEPT. STORE
Main & High st. Phone 223-J
II Il =
WcKLINE LUMBER co.
Olive St Phone 363-W
Frosernol Order OF Eagles
Aerie No. $50