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The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07
Parents of Vandals To Be Held Responsible

Vandals destroyed the city street light in front of the US. Mercantile Go. to such an extent that a complete replacement has to be made by the city, according to the city clerk.
 By the use of rocks or BIB guns the damage was done some time in January. City authorities state that if children are caught destroying city property the par ents will be held responsible.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07
Wolf Dancers Return


 The Eskimo Dancers are back after strenuous week in An chorage, where they put on five showings of their Wolf Dance. The dances were given in the school, which seats about thou sand people. Many had to be turned away, so great was the demand to see the dances. The group was held over for an extra show on Monday night.
 Part of the group returned on Wednesday and the balance of the party arrived yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07
TOaStmasters Club Meets
 By Herb Williams

The third weekly meeting of the newly formed Nome Sunset Chapter of the ToastmasterS In- ternational was held last evening in the Firelite Room of the Board of Trade.
 In their first formal election the following men were named:
 President, Everett Adams; vice president, Bob Hall; secretary, Jim von der Heydt; treasurer, Herb Williams; sergeant-at-arms, Ray Hay, deputy-governor, John McNees; and educational chair man, O. c. Boe.
 Other members present inclu- ded Dan Fritz, Fred Parsons, Clarence Filley, Russ Arnett, Err nest Gustafson, Larry Calvin and Arvo Saario. Ray Hawk was in- vited guest.
 This new chapter of Toastmas- ters International of Nome is a group of ambitious men who seek to improve themselves in the art of speech as a means of increasing their usefulness in business, so- cial and civic relationship. E., Hood pr;ufino Call Main l25
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07
Body of Emil Fisher Returned to States For Interment

Mrs. Emil Fisher and son Ver- non Fisher, who arrived yester- day, are leaving with Pan Ameri- can today, taking the body of the late Emil Fisher to College City, California, for interment in the family plot there.
 Mrs. Fisher will be with her son and family at Hamilton City, Calf. Post Office box number is Box 84.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07
ATTENTION

Please notice a change of date in the announcement of the Nome Gospel Mission picture "Heathen Rage" which will be shown on Sunday. March g. at 7:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07
NOTE OF APPRECIATION

NOTE OF APPRECIATION My family joins me in express ing appreciation 10 all of you who gave us financial aid. flowers. cards and rendered services dur ina our recent bereavement in the passing of our husband. son and father.
 Helen Porter
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07
NOTE OF APPRECIATION

We wish to express our appre- ciation to the people of Nome and outlying villages for their many kindnesses and expressions of sympathy extended 10 us during our recent bereavement.
 Emil Fisher family
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-07

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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Girls School to
Move to Bexley

The Columbus School for Girls
will get its Bexley location.
A decision Tuesday by the Sec
ond District Court of Appeals, of
which Judge Roscoe G. Hornbeck
of London is a member, cleared
the way for moving the school to
the Rexley site.
The decision upheld one grant
cd last summer by Common Pleas
Court Judge Dana f. Reynolds,
when 13 Bexley residents chal-
lengcd the authority of the Bex-
ley City Council to give the 81
year-old school permission to use
the John Weller Brown home and
its six and one-half acres for the
school.
The Brown home is in z. Broad
ST. between Drexel and Columbia
AYES.
Judge Reynolds held at that
time that the permit was legally
issued by the Bexley Council and
the school could move from its
location at 156 Parsons Ave, Co
lumbus.
Concurring in this decision were
Judges Hornbeck, William c.
Wiseman and Vernon Metcalf.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Mrs. w. R. SpittIe
VIII Proba+ed

a.Thedwill of, Mrs. Walter r.
katherine Youngl Spittle who
died at her home on West High
Street Friday, February 8 has
been admitted to2probate in Mad
ison county courts All household
goods and personal effects were
left to two nieces, Mrs. Effie L..
Davis, who had resided with her
for sometime and Mrs. Helen j..
Boyd OF Mt Vernon, r. d. No. /.
J. Robert Tanner, London at
torney, named executor in the
will, with bond set at $4,000, was
directed to convert investments
into cash and sell all real porp-
erty.
Proceeds from the sale in stip-
ulated sums are left to Effie l..
Davis. II. c. LaFever, DR.. w. c.
Scheidt. Harry T. Spittle, Mt.
Vernon, No. /. Calvin Ray La
Fever, Mt. Vernon, Ruth Young
Hahn, Helen Young Tuller, Hazel
Spittle McMahan. Richard T..
Spittle, Miriam LaFever Wise, and
Richard LaFever.
After these bequests are de-
Quoted, all the rest and residue is
left to Helen ]. Boyd and Effie l..
Davis, share and share alike.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
s25O,0oo Suit
One Of 5 Cases
Set for Trial

A suit for $250,00O damage is
one of the five cases slated for
trial before juries in the Madison
county common pleas court.
IT is the case of Joseph H.
Petit, Col mbus, instituted
against the Ohio Edison Company,
set for trial Monday April IA, at
$50 am.
Petit, in seeking S250,000 dam
ages, claimed in his action that in
April l949 he was operating a
crane for the Fenton Construction
Co., of Ashland, Ohio, on U. S.
Route 40; that the crane came in
contact with a power line, he al
legged had been negligently con-
spucted across u. S. Route 40,
and that he suffered severe shock
and burns, was totally disabled
and will no longer be able to be
gainfully employed.
Other cases recently assigned
for trial by Judge James F. Bell
are:
William L. Hewitt, former Lon
don state liquor store manager,
indicted for cmbeZzlement, Mon
day April z at $50 am.
Isaac Rufus Bowen, indicted for
failure to stop for a school bus,
March 13 at $50 am.
Robert Jackson, indicted for
breaking and entering, Thursday
March 20 az $50 am.
Thomas Wells, West Jefferson
Route !, minor seven years old
by his father, John w. Wells
versus Charles B. Thomas, Lon.
don, r. d. No. 4, March 81 al
9:36 am.
In. the latter case, Wells asked
judgment of $4,000 for injuries
to his son who is alleged to have
been struck by Thomas car or
the Lilly Chapel-Olmstead Rd.
May %, 1850. Wells alleged neg
ligence and reckless operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Mi. Sterling
Man Fined $500

Z. f. Jones, 26, Mt. Sterling,
was fined $500 and costs. given
three months in the Cincinnati
Workhouse and had his driving
permit suspended for an indef-
mite period Tuesday, when he
was arraigned before Judge Rell
c.. Allen on a charge of contrib
uting to the delinquency of min
ors.
The affidavit was filed by
Sheriff Orland Hays, who had
rounded up Jones and two or
three boys who had been involved
in the theft of blacksmith equip
ment valued at $3.50, the property
of William Anders, of the Lut-
trell community.
The boys were placed on pro-
baton.
Judge Allen suspended t h c
three months sentence in the
workhouse, and required Jones to
pay his part of the value of the
stolen porperty. The boys are to
pay the remainder.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Auto License Stickers on
Sale at Registrars Offices

The new 1852 auto windshield
stickers, issued in lieu of new
license plates this year, went on
sale at the office of Deputy
Registrars throughout Madison
County March /.
In London the Stickers are
being issued at the office of
Deputy Registrar Fanny Baynes,
IA West High st.
The new stickers, costing $10.25
must be displayed on all Ohio
licensed autos by the deadline
April /.
Certificates of title or memo
randum certificates of title are
required for the car owner to
obtain the new sticker which
is to be displayed in the lower
right hand corner of the car
windshield Owners must also
present their registration or
transfer card, in applying for the
sticker. =
Other Madison County regist-
rars are: Olga Junk, 244 N.
London ST, Mt. Sterling: Harold
Z. Nielsen, 254 w Main St, Plain
City; Donna S. Rihl. Main ST.,
Sedalia; Ada p Rowand, Wash
Solon and Marcella Loveless, 6G
E Main ST., West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
New Cases Of
Hog Disease In
Fayette County

A veterinarian Tuesday report
ed the second outbreak OF anthrax
within five days in Fayette
County.
DR.. w. f. Beavers of the U. $.
Bureau of Animal Industry, Nat.
Sterling said the new outbreak
occurred In Union Township.
He said it was the second posi-
live Identification of anthrax IN
hogs in the county.
He said positive Identification
of anthrax also was reported last
Friday On Jefferson Township
farm.
A total of three farms have
been quarantined In the county,
he said. They include the two
farms affected and a suspected
nearby Union Township farm.
A Columbus Livestock Market
ing official said Tuesday livestock
buyers need not fear purchasing
market hogs from areas where
anthrax has appeared.
r. o. Smith, executive Secre-
tary of the Independent Live
stock Marketing Association, Inc,
said there is currently less dan
ger than normally of buyers get
tine diseased swine"
He pointed to the enforcement
by the state and federal veterina-
rians of quarantine regulations
end inspection of livestock NOV
ing through auction sales as safe
guards.
He said large receipts Tuesday
show farmers have been holding
hogs from market, hoping for a
price upturn. But now. afraid OF
the possibility of anthrax infecs
ton and drop in price, farmers
are sending hogs to market, he
added.
Smith said a buyer absence in
Wilmington presented farmers in
Clinton and surrounding. counties
with an undue penalty The mar
ket run was heavy and prices
dropped on hogs through the
county, he said, n
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Lamb Banquet to
Be at SedaIia

Plans are being completed for
the annual Madison county sheep
and lamb improvement meeting
and banquet Friday evening
March ID, at the Sedalia High
School auditorium, Ira Hunter,
announced today. Mr.. Hunter is
chairman of the Sheep and Lamb
Improvement Committee.
Major Norman Tmbrie, will
speak on the topic, Victory BY
Surprise" Awards will be present
ed the winners in the commercial
eve flock program for last year
in the following size flocks: TN
er so; 81 to loo and 101 and over.
A roast lamb dinner will be
served by Range Community
Grange. New committeeman will
be elected to serve three year
terms and the committees acti-
vities will be reported. The Madi-
son county Extension Office and
members Of the comittee will
be able to provide tickets. They
are: Ira Hunter, Ernest Vallery,
Kenneth Dorm, Lowell Snyder,
Paul Sanford, Howard Dorm, "
Y. Oyerturf. Earl Anderson, Will
liam Folsom, Roy Tope, Paul
Overturf, Charles Alderman, Jr.,
Arthur Meeker, Reynold Slaugh-
ter, Jr., Robert E. Hunter, Charles
Gregg, Lloyd Roby and Winfred
Truitt.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Warren E. Foster of London
has received a $50 scholarship
from the Ohio Dairy Boosters
Association fund, according to
announcement of DR.. l. A. Gould,
chairman of the Department of
Dairy Technology at Ohio State
University. Foster is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Foster, Lon
don, II r.. No. 3.
He is active in the student
branch of the American Dairy
Science Association and the Toast
masters Club and has maintained
a superior scholastic standing.
Other activities include member
ship in the campus YMCA and
Civitas, independent mems orga-
niZatiOn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
London Violinist
In Athens Concert

Dorothy Anne Hooking, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hook
ing of 33 Maple Ave, London, will.
be "a member of the Ohio Univer-
sity Symphony Orchestra when 1t
presents It's second concert of the
season Sunday evening, March Q.
at 8 o'clock in Memorial Audi
torium at Athens with DIR. Ernst
van Dohnanyi, world-famous CONF
poser, pianist and condllc'nr, as
guest conductor.
The 60-piece orchestra. trained
under the direction of DeForest
w. Ingerharn, professor OF violin.
will feature two of DR.. DohnanS is
work on the program-"Varlations
on a Nursery Theme" for piano
and orchestra, Opus 25, and his
"Ruralia Hungarica, Opus 32Ib."
In addition the orchestra will play
the overture and allegro from La
Sultane," by Couperin-Milhaud,
and Mozart's Zine Kleine Nacht-
musk" serenade for strings.
Miss Hooking a freshman at
the university, is graduate of
London High school. She holds a
music scholarship at the universi-
ty. She was active in the band,
orchestra, glee club and scouts
while in high school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Two Fined at
MI. Sterling

Three traffic law violatorS were
arrested by the state patrol Tues
day Two were fined by Mayor
Roscoe Friddle at Mt. Sterling.
Stanley Bath, "a, Alliance, was
charged with driving in excess OF
70 miles an hour on route 81. He
posted $50 bail. for appearance in
municipal court Washington c. Fl.
Matthew A. Langianese, "a,
Cincinnati, drew SIS and costs for
driving, rs miles an hour on route
62 near Mt. Sterling. He was
fined by Mayor Friddle.
Also fined $5 and costs by the
Mt. Sterling mayor was Tony j.
DePetro, Barnesboro, Pa, sold
ier, who was accused of going IS
miles an hour.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Choose LkS Men
In All Star Tilt
Set for March IL

Coaches from Mid-Six higl,
school basketball fives Tuesday
named the players who will per-
form against Marysville in the
leagues all-star game at Marys-
vile Mar. IA, at s pm.
Marysville and Worthington
finished the regular league sea-
son in a tie for first place, so it
became necessary to determine
which of the teams was to play
the all-stars, by the toss of coin,
and Marysville won the toss.
Perry Reall, Of billiards, was
named as the all-stars coach.
The all-Star players selected in
clude Don Rieke and Bill Keeth-
Ter, Worthington; Bill Hunter and
Ernest Wheeler, London; Jack
Quinichett and Carroll Nibert,
Grove City; Wade Miller and Dan
Burwell, Westerville, and John
Gardella and Bill Boden, Hill
liards.
On the flip of the coin Worth
ington won over London to see
which Mid-Six reserve tie a m
would clash against the reserve
all-Stars the same day at Z pm
at Marysville, proceeding the Var
sity all-star game.
The reserve all-stars selected to
play, who will have as their
coach, Dick Emmelhainz of Hi.
liards, are as follows: James
Harris and Charles Patton, Grove
City; Eddie Smith and Paul Nc.
Intosh, Westerville: Richar
Bump and Charles Williams
Marysyille; Forrest Ellers and
Gilbert Jackson, London. and
James AIRY and Ronald Rogers
billiards.
In the event Marysvil!e is still
in the running of the state tourna-
ment on Mar. IA, the all-star
games will be postponed or can.
celed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
At MUSIC MEETING

Ray Creighton, director of mu-
sic in the London public schools,
attended dinner meeting of the
Southwest Region of the Ohio
Music Education Association at
the Art Institute in Dayton Mon
day evening.
Miss Lila Belle Pitts, national
ly known authority on music edu-
cation and a member of the fac
ulty at Columbia University. was
the principal speaker. Miss Pitts
was in Dayton Monday and Tues
day to service the Our Singing
World" music books just adopted
by the Dayton schools. This series
of books was adopted by the Lon
don Public Schools last year and
is now in use in the first six
grades.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Mt. Sterling Veterinarian
Reports Anthrax Outbreaks
Ballenger TO
Open Tourney

Ray E. Ballenger, London mer-
chant, state president of the Fra
ternal Order of the Eagles, will
be interviewed Saturday at 2:15
over WLW-C about the opening of
the Eagles State Bowling tourna-
ment.
Mr.. Ballenger will roll the first
ball to start the contest at
Gettrost Bowling Alleys, Colum-
bus, Saturday evening. March 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Arm Of Tractor
Victim Broken
In Four Places

Mark L. Mitchell, Orleton Farm
employee, recovering in Mt. Car
mel Hospital from injuries suf-
fered when his clothes were
caught in the power take-off of a
tractor, last Friday, had his right
shoulder virtually crushed and
his arm broken in four places.
Examination at the hospital
S show 80 fractures in the
shoulder, according to a report
from Orleton Farms.
Ali of MitchelPs clothes We're
stripped from his body in the ac-
cident.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Health Conference
Set For March IL

Madison county women are eX-
pected to attend the Eight State
Conference on Rural Health, at
the Soutern Hotel, Columbus,
Tuesday March II. The conference
will be sponsored by the Ohio
Rural Health Council, according
to Mrs. Lowell Snyder, of the
Madison County Home Demon
stration Council. Theme of the
conference will be health of the
school age child.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
JOHN SWOrES
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Cpl. John Swope, London and
Mrs. Swope, announce the birth
of son, Stephen John, Tuesday,
March A in Mercy Hospital, Can
ton. The baby weighed eight
pounds. Chester Swope, East High
Street is Master Stephens pattern
al grandfather.
Cpl. Swope, who has been in the
service for more than year, has
been with the 43rd Infantry in
Munich, Germany, since last Oc-
tober.
Mrs. Swope is staying with her
parents, MIR and Mrs. Stewart
McHenry. at Minerva. during his
absence.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Scouters Be gin
Course March II

Harry Jackson, West Jefferson,
Commissioner for Madison Dist
riot, Central Ohio Council, Boy
Scouts of America announced the
regular roundtable meeting will
be held in the Council Chamber
of the City Bldg, London, at
500 PM, on Tuesday evening,
March 18th.
This meeting according to
Mr.. Jackson will begin the Scout
er's Basic Training Course and is
for all Scoutmasters, Assistants
Troop Committeeman and in
terested parents.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
RECALL JURY

The Madison county grand jury
was recalled and convened Thurs
day morning for consideration Of
the case of Edgar P. Francis, g.,
of London, Route 3, being held at
the county Jail for allegedly
throwing pieces of concrete
through windows of two churches
and store.
The grand jury reported at
noon that it had indicted Mr..
Francis for malicious destruction
of property.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Is From County
To Get PhysicaIs

The Local draft has received a
call for Is men from Madison
county to report to Ft. Hayes, Co.
lumbus for physical examination
Thursday. March %. Two men
from the county will be inducted
at Ft. Hayes, Friday, March %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07

Sam c. Baber of West Jeffer-
son, was named chairman of the
Madison County Board of Elec-
tions at the organization meeting
in London this week. He succeeds
Robert E. Gill of West Jefferson.
The board appointed Mrs. Mil
lard Gist, clerk and Mrs. Blair
Savage, assistant.
= Other members or the Board
are, H. H Hume, William +.
Gallagher both of London and
Robert E. Gill, West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
London Man Is
New Pa+roIman

c. j. lJayJ Hunter, SO Soutl,
Oak Street, began his duties Mon
day as State Highway Patfolman
in Montgomery County area,
headquarters just outside Dayton,
following his graduation at Patrol
Training Quarters, Columbus.
Hunter was one of Is new men,
ters of the Patrol who started
training December 10. With an
authorized strength of $50, the
Monday graduating class brought
the total to new high of 449.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07

F. E. Sidner, Jr., was elected
president of the London Country
Club by the Board of Directors
Tuesday night. He succeeds Alan
Kulp.
New directors elected to the
board, which in turn elected the
officers, were Robert LeBeau,
Eugene Kilieen and +. f. Sidner,
Jr.
Other officers elected were
Matthew Rea, vice president; and
Sam Landes, secretary-treasurer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
LOCAL STUDENTS
WIN HONORS

r. f. Clos, Dean Of the School
of Business Administration, Miami
University. recently released his
list of honor students for the past
semester.
On the list from London were
the following: Honors (3.0) David
c. Holton, William l. Jackson,
G. David Woosley; High honors
(3.5) Barbara ]. Cooper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
Gets Probation

II. r. Garringer, jamestown, in
dicted by the grand jury for is
suing a check with insufficient
funds. changed his plea from in
nocent to guilty and was put on
one years probation in common
pleas court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
SURGERY PATIENT

Robert Pickens, 127 South Oak
Street, is seriously iii in Mt Car
mel Hospital. following a major
operation Saturday. He expects to
undergo another operation the
latter part of this, week. His room
number is SAG. ,ba
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
LATE NEWS BRIEFS
BY Associated Press

DURHAM, AFRICA MARCH 7-ManiIaI eandh, ssyear
Mohandas X Gandh Indian martyr, began
2ay In against South Arcas segregation
& -
ROANOKE, VA, MARCH Herbert Franklin Miller, a. teie
himself hodup
March l. Miller told police
bothng He said he had taken bus for
Roanoke right after that the druggist 10
yearod James, Smith had died. &
masked carrying short ubby revovers held up the
today with $oo
600 cash. Naval station officers said the bandits fled 10
sedan through the station gate at so miles hour
Three Marines duty at the gate.
BALTIMORE MARCH "A of bieachers,
game jack
injured Thirtyt~o them
condition." I -
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
NURSE GRADUATES

10 Anne Haas, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Haas. 169 East
Main ST., Mt. Sterling has passed
the state board examinations and
Is now a registered nurse.
Miss Haas is a recent graduate
of the Grant Hospital School of
Nursing in Columbus. She is on
the staff of that Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-07
RECOVERING

Jesse Stone, Snowhill Boule-
ward, Springfield. a former Lon
don resident, is slowly recovering
in City Hospital. Springfield. af-
ter heart attack suffered three
weeks ago. He expects to be in
the hospital for several weeks.