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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
REDSKINS TO
PLAY REVISED
GRID SCHEDULE

There will be slight revision
in the Port Clinton Redskin foot
ball schedule next fall, with Tif-
fin Calvert taking the spot held
by Sandusky.
Fostoria, usually early in the
season, the second game, will meet
Port Clinton in the seventh game,
changing places with Tiffin Colum-
bian for the second instead of the
seventh game of the season.
The schedule:
September IL, Bowling Green,
home.
September 19, Tiffin-C Columbian,
away.
September 26, Sylvania, home.
October 3, Tiffin-C Calvert, home.
October 10, Oak Harbor, home.
October IT, Toledo Macomber,
home.
October "a, Fostoria, away
October 81, Lakeside, away.
November Z, Bellevue, away.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
To Study Quail
Population In Ohio

The game management section
of the Ohio Division of Wildllte
will embark soon on study of
year-to-year population changes IN
quail.
It will be an experimental pro-
gram to gain more information
about the bobwhite in Ohio, and
will be set up in all of the inland
districts of the state.
The proposed experiment will
include the setting-up of three
study areas in each district. One
area will be left completely un-
disturbed, while a second area
will be live trapped. This will be
done to simulate the effects OF
hunting on normal population OF
quail in a given area. A third area
will be stocked periodically to
study what effect the introduction
of wild stock where covies already
exist will have on the population.
The 99th General Assembly
placed the quail on the game bird
list in Ohio, however there is no
open season on quail in the Buck
eye state.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

and faced with heavy wire fence.
Shoreward and behind this heavy
fence will be piled loose brush
and on top of the brush will be
placed either sand bags or bags Of
a mixture of cement and gravel
Mr.. Kugal explained that his
Division did not anticipate that
these barriers could be considered
permanent effective structures but
might be used to at least partial
ly overcome the present emer-
gency due to high lake levels and
wave action.
Cost of this type of barrier
would be from six to ten dollars
per foot of protected beach.
Mr.. Kugal said his division
would spend nearly $4,000 in
building these temporary expert
mental types of barriers and if
found satisfactory and effective
would advise beach property own
ers in methods of construction.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
Local Fisherman
Is Contest Winner
For Fremont Bass

Roger Kurtz, of Erie Gardens
was the lucky fisherman in last
weeks white bass contest in
Fremont.
Because he caught a good sized
fish at 7::35 p M, which was the
closest time to the set hour of Z
p. m. for the award, Kurtz won a
Sport King casting reel from the
Chamber of Commerce.
His catch was one pound and
three, ounces and measured "A
and three-quarters inches.
The contest closed last Satur-
day
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
FISHERMAN, CLAIMING HE'S
ITO, FOUND BY GAME WARDENS
ANGLING IN OTTAWA COUNTY

Several state game protectors
were really surprised last week
when they checked the fishing
license Of Robert Cunningham of
Toledo.
Making routine check of fish.
ing licenses along the Toussaint
River in Ottawa County, game pro
tectorS Laurel VanCamp, Donald
Range and Albert Opp, came up
on Cunningham and asked to see
his license. They looked at it and
then at each other unbelievingly.
In the blank after the word age
the figures 10 were written.
When questioned about it, Cum
ningham confirmed the fact that
the figures were true.
The aged Negro told the pro-
tectors that he was born in Frank
lin County, Tennessee, about Ia
miles from Chattanooga, in the
year 1912. He said he was slave
during his early youth, but moved
to Ohio shortly after gaining his
freedom.
Van Camp said the oldster was
very spry and keen of mind. He
had quite a string of fish also, the
game protector reported.
Until someone contests it, Cum
ningham will hold the title Of
Ohio's oldest fisherman. He re-
sides at 1909 South Summit ST.,
Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
Braun Breaks Own
Record On Track

John Braun, track ace at Capt.
tai University, closed the season
with colorful performance when
he lowered his own record in the
two-miler against Otterbein last
week.
His time was 1920, according to
unofficial reports.
The pre-medical student, just a
week previously had chalked up
time of 1924 for the outdoor two
mile sprint against Heidelberg.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
MIDGET RACING SATURDAY

TOLEDO, O.-Bill SCHNEIDER,
the famed one-legged driver who
competed in the Memorial Day
5OO-mile race at Indianapolis
Speedway, heads a talented field
of midget auto pilots scheduled
to convene at Toledo Raceway
Park Saturday night. SCHNEIDER
will be making his initial Toledo
appearance in the only race of
it's kinda 33-car, 100 miller on
brilliantly lighted half-mile track.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

ed taps. The flag was raised by
the Scouts, and was presented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Galloway
now of Celina, Ohio. The latter
were at Arlington Cemetery, Wash
ington D. C. that Gay. Visiting the
grave of their son, so could not
be present. Bill as he was known
to his friends, was one of two
local Scouts to receive the Eagle
rank.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
TED SELCO HURLS NO-HlT GAME
To OVERTHROW FREMONT 5 TO |

Port Clinton's young Ted Selgo
turned iE a stellar pitching per-
formance, hurting his second mo-
hitter against a strong Fremont
nine in the fast semi-pro Ohio
State League, Sunday at the Ath-
letic Field here.
Port Clinton blanked the visitors
on hits, scoring 10, for a to !
final score. Port Clinton hung UP
two errors to Fremont's one.
1t was team effort all the way
with every member contributing
above par defensive and offensive
playing on the Jaslove team.
Big guns in Port Clinton's at
tack were Bill Belshaw, with two
triples, Roger Kurtz, turning in
two doubles and Andy Lucac, hav-
ing triple and a single.
Selgo's battery mate was young
Earl McDavitt, both seniors on the
high school baseball team this
spring. Manager Johnny Liptak is
looking forward to the return of
Dave Krupp, fine glove man, who
is expected to strengthen the
teams defense considerably. Next
Sunday the Port Clinton Jaslovc,
team will again meet Fremont on
the home grounds, which is ex-
pected to draw a large turnout
for the exposition clash.
R H E
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

Apartmenf-Size gas or electric
ranges. New or used. Mulligan,
Oak Harbor. 14t4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

If it's anything used, MuIligan
has il. 14t4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

Used TeIevision Sets. SIS Up.
Muliigan, Oak Harbor. 14t4
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
SOCIAL & PERSONAL

VStS Relatives Miss Madeyn Walls of Mason City Iowa
spent the weekend visiting her relatives al the home Of M and
Mrs Lawrence Morrow, 705 Grard No
m nome on Leave: Pfc Donald Renfro 1912 Elliot Ave So
Returns To City: Mrs Alice Morgan 3S27 Fifth Ave- "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
|SOCEAL & PERSQ NALl

Boots and addS Club The Boots and Saddle Club met
aurccS Juke corner Of Dale and Rondo Avenues Thurs
day, February al members present The next meeting
viii be Thursday February %.
Celebrate Birthday: Mrs Eula Watson, 7I6 st. Anthony
Ave- will celebrate her birthday Friday, February o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

Mrs James Henry PTcsnsll ~
Knoxville. Tenn. announces the
engagement u her daughter. Mar
EaTet Louise 10 George AlsEan,
der Moore, Jr.. Of Roanoke. Va
The wedding viii take place In
March In Knoxville
The brids.to-be. . graduate Of
Howard university, 10 the dauEh-
ter Of the late DR. James Henry
PreEnsll. who was q prominent
Knoxville physician. She earned
her masters degree from the Uni.
vsrsity Of New Hampshire.
Moore, . graduate 81 Fisk uni.
vsrsity, IL the son Of the late DR.
George a. Moore Of Roanoke, Al
present he IL In the sophomore
medical class At MsHsrry Medical
college. He also has studied II the
University Of MichiRan.--tANPD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Confirmation ScFViCoaI Con.
nrmation services were held at
81, Thomas Episcopal church.
Sunday. February 10. Among
those being confirmed Werc; Cart
Cockrrn Wayne Laurie CockWll,
Sharon Louise Nelson. Riley GIL
christ, Jr., Helen Janet Phillips,
Raymond Dee Phillips. FIcd
Luther Gray, Robbie Jean Hayes,
Earl Constance Smith. Ida Irene
Williams IrV Garland wiilianlA
John Henry Cyrus, Anna Louise
Mitchell There were three per-
sons baptized at the morning ser
vices, they wcw Raymond Dee
Phillips, Anna Louise Mitchell,
Fred Luther Gray,
Ursula MRtruRA Cubs The Ur.
sulA MatrOns Mission Society met
at the homo OF Mrs, y, Henderson.
1929 bryant No. Tuesday, Feb.
ruary ~ Tho subject OF their
lesson was Teachers OF the
Word"
Returns II0H1ci Miss Gloria
Brown. STlp Fourth Ave. So. rS-
turned homo Sunday, Feb, 10,
from Dies MOlnea, Iowa. Miss
Brown had been In Dcs MoineS Co
attend the funeral Of her mother.
Mrs. Anna Mae AAhby.
Motor To CityI Mr. and Mrs,
James Howard and son Neal Al.
len. Mr. Albert Petit. Mr., Earl
Richardson and Miss Gloria
Brown motorrd back Co the city
Sunday, Feb 10. frnm DNa Molnoa,
Iowa. Mr. Howard In the son Of
MTR. Lucille MoAdAnla, 1890 THIRD
AvC. So
Dolly sixteen Meets The jolly
Sixteen club met at the home OF
Mrs. Marie Rcddick. 3SIT Clinton
Ave. Thursday, Feb. IL,
EntrTtaiRs MOthrFNI The MlAaeE
JAcqueline Combs, Ann HRrad
Fraction. and jeanne Woods, Gu.
tcrtained their mothers at u tea,
Tuesday, February ~, At the
home Of JRCQuciine'E mother, Mrs
Evelyn Combs, 1922 Clinton Ave
So. the other twu mothers that
were present were Mrs, Celeste
Fraction. 3slI Clinton Avenue So,
and Mrs jeanne Woods. 1920
Clinton Avenue So The children
served refreshments, and had n
small program that was arranged
by themselves. to present 20 their
mothers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

ANeihVN 70 the CITY wednesday,
February 8. from Los Angeles.
where she went to attend the fun.
eral Of her sister. Mrs. Sarah WI.
Hams. Mrs. Williams was a
pioneer resident Of Minneapolis,
and Is also the sister OF Mr.. Ro-
bert Marshall sr.. $3.50 Fourth
Ave. So.
Passes Away: Mrs, Carrie Nor
row. wife OF the late DR.. J. T.
Morrow. Of Los Angeles, Calf.
died at her home in Los Angeles.
one day last week. She was the
mother Of Mr.. Lawrence Morrow.
706 Girard Ave. No.
TV Guest Of ArIIe HaberIe: Mrs.
Marian Williams, 1910 So. Eighth
St, and class room scene OF her
pupils were the guests Of Arlie
Haberlie, on her TV program
Wednesday, February Is. in a
brotherhood program. Some Of the
other guests on the program
were Henry r. Thomas, head resi-
dent of Phyllis wheRuey. Mrs.
Arnold Ceilings, and Mrs. Charles
Rooney, head OF st Anthony Com
muSity Council.
Surprise Birthday Party: Mr.
Gordon Granger, 1924 Fourth Ave.
So, was honored at a surprise
birthday party Saturday. Febru-
airy 2, by some friends OF his.
Proud Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Martin, 2OO4 Fifth Ave.
So, are the proud parents Of a
baby boy born Sunday. February
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTMnAYs

Feb. 10 Roy p. Hatchett, 4Otl
Fourth Ave. So; Emma Jean
Pettiford, 40 HylRnd Ave No.
Bobby RAndell, Tao Bradford, No.
Mrs Luther Payne, BS7b Olson
Blvd Rov. Timothy Barge, si7
Firth Ave No.
Feb Charles J, Mcleod
3il9 18th Ave. So, Mrs II. Mas
scnRill. i2s Fremont No: Mrs
Ida Sims. sl4 AldriCh Ave. No
Leonard Breach. Jr,, 3Bl8 Elliot
SO
Feb. Is-Mary Bell, 1919 i7th
Ave go, Norma Washington
bO57 James No: James Thompson
bi2 AldriCh Ave. No: Mary Lulu
Williams, 1913 nth Ave, So
Sarah Pratt, TIT Tth ~. No
Cynthia Eason. sol nth Ave, No
Feb. 10 Mrs. Anna Lewis
1859 Humboldt No; MAbls Brown
1889 Firth Ave. No; Harriet
White, $40 Fremont Ave. No
Feb. 20 Mrs. J. o. Napuc, 6iSg
Humboldt Ave. No; BonniHtcll
Gardner. l04 Highland Ave, No.
Feb. All. q. LeveFett. 5000
Clinton Ave. So: Mrs, John G
CrenshRw. bi27 North James
Mrs Virginia johnson, t2ii
Fourth Ave. 30: Hattie Oroan
1870 18th Ave. No; John Nellie
39tb Third Ave 30
Feb. ~ l.. Howard Bennett
Produce Bank Bldg.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

Visits PaTCnta; Mn Pearl
Buckncr $50 W. Central A"e,, laft
the city Saturday. Fobr ~ .
for Earl Arkansas, where al viii
spend about two weeks VIE M
her parrnta and other rrlatlvvs
Returns To city; Miss Bern
jean Hare. and Masters Isaac RI
and Leonard Edward Harr. chn
drcn OF Mr., and Mrs, George Hare.
StS NJ Dale, returned to the city
nom Hobbs, New Mexico. 70 make
their home with their parents
They are now attending MaNncld
school.
House 0UeAti MT and Mrs. Kcp
Mccoy. 226H West Seventh g
and children wrrr the housC
guests OF MT and Mrs Floyd
BlGckmGn. zee 81, Anthony Ave
Sunday, January 10,
AAugWAu ANENNAAI NtANVFi ~
Lincoln Birthday dinner was CIV.
en- at the ~. Paul Hotel. Tuesday
February ~ Two OF the women
who attended this dinner were
Mrs. o, w, Lindsay and Mrs, Lola
Edwards.
DanGhtera Of Ialai The DauEh'
tera Of IRls will meet at the home
of MrH Gertrude Greene, pSA
IEIehArt Avenue, Friday, Fsbru.
airy 10, This win be q regular
meeting.
Confined 90 Bedl Mrs. Ernest
Golden, tb0 st. Anthony Ave. has
been confined 10 her bed for the
past week because Of illneaa. Her
condition II reported m imprOV-
ing
To Make Home IN California;
Mr. Moses Gardner. 2pi ". g.
AlbanS, left the city Wednesday
for Loa Angolcs 60 make his homo
there Mr. Gardner has been ~.
siding In the city. and u the
brother Of Mrs Leonia Goodman,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAU RIRTHnAYN

Feb IS Samuel Allen. 1896
Ricr street Doris A. shannon
Si7 Fuller Ave; Jay BaEhy. $40
No Western. MrH. Josephine
Todd, 6As Rond0. Mr, Lee Daug.
las, 6SS st Anthony; Mr., and Mrs
frcd Law, III Rnndo AVe,
Feb, 10 Alberta BELL 1920
Kent st. Ed, Il Salter, ap2 Car,
rull. Mrs. J o. Stubs, BpS Car
roll Ave- Mrs, Clarence Watts,
A0S Carroll Ave. Lottic DAannc
Wright STl No Western, Jane
Miller, 2ai Rondo Ave. Leroy
l.aRenberry SAL st Anthony:
barbara MRSSie, sS2 lglchart
Jocclyn MOCkaber, s27 ~. An.
thuny.
Feb. l7-Haitic LATHE, I2I ed.
mund ST, Jean SutheTn. SIS Ron.
do. ALVIN Nobel Harmon, ass W,
Central. Mrs Richoy Adams. T4i
ST Anthony. Marsha Stewart. pS2
lglrhArt.
Feb. IL Julia Harris, bpI Lyle
hart Ave-, Bertha James, 500 w.
NNaANie't NH"AN ~ AAl hhht We
Carroll, Mrs. J Martin, tl6 81.
Anthony Ralph Ward. Sr,, p7O W,
Central; William Clark, 6ib Cen.
trial Ave.
Feb 10 Clara Curry, 2p6 st
AlbanS. Donald Powers, 66S
IgiehArt; Mr., Milton COmba. Ap2
w. Central; Dolores Scaru, 900
ROndo; Estell NJ, Dorsey. 1875 Car.
roll.
Feb, 20-Mrs, Minnie Boyd. as
MRCkubin; O c, DrERle, 0pS Ron.
do Ave Virginia BeARlcy. 400 81.
Anthony: Betty Lou Titus, Si2
81 Anthony; Harriet Sue Carter,
al st. Anthony, Mrs J, Wiley,
COS w, Central, Charles Comba,
TT Iglchart. Mrs. Florence Dan.
tells, $50 Rnndn Ave,
Feb. 2l--John McIne. 1877 Ron
do Ave; Mrs Harry \. Brown,
TO7 lglehRrt Ave: Mrs A. Todd.
$50 Rondo Ave: Mr. A. McFRr-
land 4o3 Whitall.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
LIGHT THRU DUSK
BY ALVIN Is. MOORE

When
He that hcralds
He his world IN which passing
faithful scntincls twinkle
We TO call him blind he
What he life worth o
He st have hts hight when all dim cvcntde;
m every
His garden C0lors bright like
His dust
He his tAttercd shoes garment wearing
When whipped by Winters chilling blast H has had warmth within
So when think life
Think DUSK song
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

10, al Fairview hospital The baby
weighed seven pounds and three
fourth ounces. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
Get-TOgetheT: Miss Matte Jean
Walker, S645 Fifth Ave. So. was
hostess at a get-together at her
home Saturday. February . in
honor Of her brother. Pfc. Nathan
lei Walker. who was home on fur
Tough. Among those present were
Misses KAthrine Bailey, Shirlce
Brown, MyrA Williams, Joan Har-
pole, Marilyn Smith. Gwen Nor
row, Dixie Young. LouVerne
Noble. Harriet Bowman, lone
Roach. Dorothy StovRI. Leola
jackson. Fannie Isabel. June vii
liams, Bessie Davis, Mary Breed-
love, Doris Jones, Mrs. Harriet
Shannon. Messrs. Ronald West
berry, Nathaniel Walker, Charles
Logan. Wendell Helm Vernon
Bradley. Richard Blakley. Donald
Williams. Arthur Frazier. Percy
Parker. Lawrence Shannon. Don
aid McKraven, Earl Lewis. Burrie
Carmichael.
Baby Contest: The wayman A.
ME. usher board had u Valentine
Baby contest Sunday. February
10, al WAyman church The win.
ming baby was ROwena Patrick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Patrick, 9l2 Bryant No. who won
a set OF First Love silverwarc, the
other three winners were
Penelope Lewis, daughter Of Mrs.
Luvennia Lewis. 722 Fremont No.
won second prize, Selia Venna
Collins, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Collins. 900 Humboldt
No won third prize. and Victoria
Ann Milton. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Edward Milton, 6O5 AldriCh
No. won fourth prize The three
other contestants all were given a
II carat gold locket
Busy Bee Club: The Busy Bee
club met at the home of Mrs. 7.
T Langums. 623 Girard Ave. No.
Tuesday, February II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Negro Lad PVOSIdSs
A. OkIa. caplaol

Negro Lad pVOSIdSs
A. OkIa. Capitol
Oklahoma Cty--(ANP)--- In .
youth government sponsored BY
the Oklahoma State Hi-Y and Tn
= group Of The YAcA, Donald
Simmons presided last week -
governor AZ the state capitol
Simmons. o senior a. Manual
Training High school IN AuskO-
gee. was elected BY an 0vsrWhslm.
ing majority IN the December
meeting. Only 10 per cent Of the
100 youths represented were Ne.
groes.
DurinG The three day meeting.
ths young representatives went
through the process % making
Laws. and diSeunainG some Of ths
prOblsns vital 70 the welfare -
this naaton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

aal 81. AlbAna.
IleOuIVea . TSlsgrami AERa.
Melvin 0oNa. SSl %. Anthony Ave.
was apprSOiativs OF . Telegram
received IN regards 90 the losa %
her infant Son. Melvin ooas Jr.
from the president Of the MAd-
Century club. Mrs. Iona HAmp-
N. $50 Fuller Ave. sent BY the
nsmbsrs Of the Mld-Csntury
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15


state of Minnesota, County ~
Henncpin. ~. District Court. Fourth
Judicial District
In the matter Of the petition al
John Jackson For an order Direct
INK the Registrar to Receive Ger
tain Deed. and Descent A. Dis
charging Contract by MERGE
pertaining to the following desCrib-
ed real estate situated In Henncpiu
county, Minnesota, namely
lot Ten NOI, BLOCK one 90.
south Minneapolis Addition TO
Minneapolis, according to the
plat thereof on file and 81 record
In the office ~ the Register 81
Deeds In and for tho County Of
Hennspin and state nf Minnesota,
Petitioner.
Unknown Heirs Of Helen Jack.
son. Deceased and all other per
sons OF parties unknown, claim
ing any right. title, estate, lien
ar interest In the real estate d"s-
Cribed ia the application herein,
Defendants
The state Of Minnesota 60 the abaS q
named dPfendantHI
required 10 answer the Application
OF the applicant In the shove en-
titled proceeding and to file your
answer to the said application IN
the office OF the clerk Of said court
In said county. within twenty t2oi
DAYS after the service Of this sum
mons upon you. exclusive Of the day
Of such service. and, 10 you fail "a
answer the application within the
time aforesaid, the applicant In this
proceeding will apply TO tho court
for the relief demanded therein
WITNESS Philip e. schmidt
Clerk % said court. and tho sen
thereof at Minneapolis In said
county. this sth day % FSbru.
aTy. 4 y 1859
fsEALD
Philip c. schmidt. clerk
By 4 c. Hopper. Deputy
Raymond W Cannon.
Attorney for Petitioner
4l2 Palace Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota
ispOksHman. Feb IS. ~ \ 2g
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

OIT.OF.TOWN BIRTHDAYS
Feb 10 Willie G. CheAtham,
Chicago, Illinois,
Feb 20 Earl W, Washington.
Lambert Field. Mo.
Feb "a Clyde Malone, Lin.
coin. Neh.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-27
Local Women At
Church Meefinu

Twenty-one women from SIS.
Simon and Jude Church here went
to Canal Winchester on Sunday
June 22nd to attend the third
quarterly meeting of the Diocesan
Council of the Catholic women.
The West Jefferson women were
co-hostesses with the parish coun-
Gil from Westerville and Grove
port.
The meeting was attended by
about 300 women who heard a
program on the Catholic Charities
projects in the diocese and the
lay womens participation in such
projects.
Attending from West Jefferson
were Mrs. Walter Barker, Mrs.
Robert Richards, Mrs. Frank Wise
Miss Bell McClosky, Mrs. Michael
Conway, Mrs. Helen Higgins, Mrs.
Leonard Dembski, Mrs. Elizabth
Mooney, Miss Mary Mooney, Miss
Helen Murray, Miss Ruth Murray,
Mrs. Ralph Dawson, Mrs. Beatrice
Sowards, Mrs. John Chenos, Mrs.
Robert Feddern, Mrs. Walter Due
ey, Mrs. Larry Tinker, Mrs. Ber-
nard Ryan, Mrs. w. G. Geeting,
Mrs. r. c. Millikin, and Mrs. Ro-
bert Wise.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-27
WCTU Picnic At
Friday Home

The annual WCTU picnic was
at the home of Mrs. Paul Friday,
Friday, June 20. Attending were;
Mrs. James Argenbright and child
rem, Mrs. Bailey Bradley, Mrs. j.
L. Bradley, Mrs. E. j. Britton, Mrs.
w. A. Dyer, Mrs. E. E. Elliott,
Mrs. A. T. Engle, Mrs. Donald
Elliott, Mrs. Joseph FELTON,, Mrs.
Oscar Lapirow and children, Mrs
Audrey Lavely and daughter and
grandson, Mrs. H. B. RAIDER, Mrs.
B. c. Sidner, Mrs. Albert Tarbill
Mrs. Z. O. Thomas, Mrs. c. K.
Truitt, Miss Flora Truitt, Mrs. j.
T. Heston, Mrs. p. B. Holway,
Mrs. Frank Wilcox and Mrs.
Pasiki. The guests were; Mrs.
Robin Friday and children and
Mrs. Jim Friday and children.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-27

The seventh meeting of the
Jeffersonian All club was at the
home of Sharon Stevenson re-
Gently.
The leaders Mrs. Charles Craig
and Junior leaders Julia Hurt and
Joan Ryan attended.
The president called the meeting
to order. The secretary called the
roll and read the minutes. The
members paid their dues. The
meeting was then closed.
We then had refreshments and
played games.
News reporter-Sidney Merrick
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-27
Accident Victims S
Condition improves

Continued Improvement is being
noted in the condition of Mary
Anne Long, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elzie Long, % Springfield
Rd., who was recently seriously:
injured in an auto accident on
Route 665. She is being treated at
her home. Some of her recent i'll
ness resulted from pleurisy.
Miss Long was removed from
Mt. Carmel Hospital to her home
about two weeks ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-27
SOCIETY MEETS

The Missionary Society of the
Baptist Church met Thursday aft
the vice president, presided.
Papers were read by Mrs. Fran
ces Jobe, Mrs. Esther Dietsch, and
Mrs. Madge Mccoy. Devotional
services were conducted by Mrs
Reta Martin and Mrs. Alice Lloyd
Mrs. Stephenson gave talk. Re.
freshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Booth
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-27
Honored On
Fathers Day

John w. King of Gillivan was
honored on Fathers Day by the
family gathering with well filled
baskets and going to the Roetruck's
gardens for a picnic. Those enjoy
ing the day were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Peterman, Mr.. and Mrs,
Raymond Zeuschner, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Strauss and family, Mrs.
Robert Forrest and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. King and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Roetruck and
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. King.