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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

Special Regulations
May be taken with shotguns
only using rifled slugs.
Taking of female deer or
male deer with less than
two points on one antler is
prohibited.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
Football Will Be
Added AT Plain
City Hi In 1853

George Robinson, Plain City
high school athletic coach, stated
today that definite arrangements
are being made to add football to
the sports schedule here in 1858.
Members of the Board of Edu-
cation have given the coach the
green light and Supt. G. r. Fox is
said to be in sympathy with the
idea. A number of the Plain City
business men haye asked that the
sport be added here and they
doubtless will assist in helping OBJ
tain the grounds and the necessary
equipment. 1t is hoped that
lighted field can be readied by
next fall and there is little doubt
that it will be self supporting once
it is established.
Plain City is now the only town
of its size in Central Ohio that does
not have high school football 1t
is now being played at many
schools which are smaller than
Plain City and it is more than self
sustaining at tn G neighboring
towns of West Jefferson, Dublin,
billiards, fredericksburg, Rich
wood and many other class B
schools like ours.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

rrweng-ax )ounieo will be deer
yf f lh
Monroe GHl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

feet for the taking, possession, pro-
lection, preservation or propaga-
ton of wild animals, or any law
pertaining to wearing or exhibit
ing of any license or permit re-
quired by provisions of this chap
ter of the General Code, or regu-
lating hunting or trapping on the
lands of another.
What are the penalties for viola
tions of the above sections? Sec
ton 1454 states:
Sec. 1854 PENALTIES FOR VI
Citations: Whoever violates any
Of the provisions Of Section 1442
of the General Code, shall be fined
not less than 500 or more than
$500 in addition to the cost of
prosecution in each case. Violation
of Section 1891, 1441, and 1441-1
shall be fined not less than SIS or
more than $500 in addition to cost
of prosecution.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
SPORTS
WlLDlIFE DIVISION LISTS
LAWS ON GAME, PROTECTORS

sisted, Game Protectors and other
employees in the discharge of their
duties. Zine 19, page 79) Any reg
ularly employed, salaried, Game
Protector of the Division of Wild
life may enter any private lands
or waters if he has good cause to
believe and does believe that law
is being violated.
What right does an employee of
the Division of Wildlife have to
enter, cross over, be upon privately
owned land? Section 1441-1 of the
Code states:
Sec. HILL EMPLOYEES OF
WILDLIFE DIVISION, RIGHT
OF EN- TRY ON PRIVATE
LANDS: Any person regularly
employed by the Division of Wild
life for the purpose of conducting
research and investigation of game
or fish, or engaged in any type of
work involved in or incident to
game or fish restoration projects,
or engaged in the enforcement of
laws or orders of the Wildlife
Council relating to game or fish,
while in the normal, lawful, or
peaceful pursuit of usuch investi-
CATION, work or enforcement shall
have the right and authority to en-
ter upon, cross over, be upon and
remain upon privately owned land
for such purposes and shall not be
subject to arrest for trespass while
SO engaged or for such cause there
after.
Can a game protector arrest
person without a warrant? Sec
ton 1442 of the Ohio Code reads
as follows:
Sec. 1442 SERVICE AND EX-
ECUTION OF WARRANTS: AR
RESTS: The Chief of the Division
of Wildlife, Game Protectors and
such other employees of the Divis-
ion of Wildlife as he may specify,
may serve and execute warrants
and other processes of law issued
in the enforcement of any law or
Wildlife Council Order then in eff
feet for the taking, possession, pro-
lection or propagation of wild an
imals, in the same manner as a
sheriff or constable may serve or
execute a process, and may arrest
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

Who owns wild game in Ohio?
The Ohio General Code answers
that question in Section 1891:
Sec. 1891 OWNERSHIP: RE-
STRICTIONS: PROHIBITIONS:
The ownership of and the title to
all wild animals in the State OF
Ohio, not legally confined or held
by private ownership, legally ac-
quired, is hereby declared to be in
the State, which holds it in trust
for the benefit of all the people.
Only in accordance with the terms
of the General Code, or Council
Orders, then in effect, shall indl-
vidual possession be obtained.
What powers does a game pro-
tector have. Section 1441 of the
Code states:
Sec. 1441 POWERS AND DU-
TIES OF THE CHIEF, GAME
PROTECTORS, ETC: (line 49,.
They shall have authority to make
arrests on view and without issue
of warrant therefore. They may
inspect any container or package
at any time, except when within a
building, the owner or person in
charge of which objects, and such
inspection shall be only for bag
limits of wild animals taken in
open season, or for wild animals
taken during the closed season, or
for any kind or species of such
wild animals. Under the direction
of the Wildlife Council, the Chief
of the Division of Wildlife shall
visit or cause to be visited, all
parts of the State and direct and
assist or cause to be directed or as
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

on sight and without a warrant, a
person found violating any such
law or order. The Chief of the Di-
vision of Wildlife or any Game Pro-
tector shall have the same author
ity as sheriff to required aid in
executing a process or making an
arrest. They may seize without
process, each wild animal and each
part thereof, in the possession of
person violating any law, or Wild
life Council Order then in effect
governing the taking, possession,
protection, preservation or propa-
CATION of wild animals, together
with any boat, gun, net, seine, trap,
ferret, or device with which such
animals were taken or killed, or
used in taking or killing them, and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

Veterans of the trucking business buy
for good, solid, levelheaded reasons. And
they buy more Chevrolet trucks than any
tires, frame, axles, springs, engine,
Transmission, brakes : all are factory
matched to your job.
Come in and let US show you how
great these Chevrolet trucks really are.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
hayes MAY Use
AERIAL ATTACK
I'M 0SU OPENER

COLUMBUS, O. Up - Coach
Woody Hayes may use the aerial
attack Of the Ohio State Buckeyes
for fair share of the offcnse in
their football opener against In
diana here Saturday.
Hayes thinks passing may come
in handy as both teams employ
the split T against average de-
fense lines on either side.
For insurance on the ground
side, the OSU mentor continued
polishing the Bucks hall handling
in their practice workout Wednes-
day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

forthwith convey the person SO Of
Tending before any mayor, justice
of the peace or police judge within
the county in which the offense
was committed.
No person shall interfere with
threaten, abuse, assault, or in any
manner deter, or attempt to deter
Game Protectors or officers having
like authority, from carrying into
effect the provisions of any law or
Wildlife Council Order then in ef-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
Mother of Local
Man Succumbs

Mrs. Ida M. Keller, 80, mother
of Robert Keller of Plain City.
died Saturday at the Marvin
Rest Home in Columbus, after an
illness which had lasted more than
a year.
Mrs. Keller had resided for the
past ten years at 2184 Indianola
Ave, Columbus, and was a men,
Der of the Maynard Ave. Methodist
Church. Before the death OF her
husband, the late F.. L. Keller they
lived in Northmore for approxi-
mately 20 years, where they were
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
AUG TON

We viii sell miles north of London Is miles of Springfield
"A mile north OF Route 49, in SUmmerord
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1890 O'CLOCK
piece living room suite Davenport Base rocker Tilt back chair;
stands;
with springs and mattress Dresser Marble top dresser very
Diamond shape wall mirror od Cupboard Old buffet
leg table; chairs; Florence heater good Floor lamp; Studio
couch Administer Bsel sweeper bed Steel complete
Chest Of drawers; Coal Kerosene lamps Electric
Kitchen table and chairs Fireplace set it. refrigerator
ABC electric washer c. electric Lot of dishes
old; Kitchen utensils; Bedding; mowers
Carpenter TOOLS of "a ladders barrow;
Junk and numerous other articles
1887 Dodge Coupe
ANGUS AND LOUISE RoBEY-owners
conducted Service London
Harold Flax, observation-disclosures
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26

well known and most respected
citizens.
Surviving are two sons, Vernon
of Columbus and Robert of Plain
City, a daughter, Mrs. Margaret
l.. King, of Kings Mills, Ohio, and
two brothers.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at / pm. at the d. Harvey
Davis funeral home. Interment at
Green Lawn Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
For Blcckheods end PimpIes
You've Tried Them All
Now Try LEM-O-NOL

This NEW formula has produced
AMAZING results in 70 days. Use
il yourself and see those mbarras-
sing, ugly blotches disappear. Get
coiorless. easy to use LEM -O-NOL
now at any drug store or Main Pro-
ducts Co. Mechanicsburg Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-09-26
WHY NOT RAISE?

The national debt will soon touch
the $275, 5,o00000.O00 legal ceiling.
and the President will have to cut
spending or ask Congress to raise
the ceiling.
Evening star., 1952-10-17

Is this an occasional chair? No, indeed! This
is q full size, deep-seoted, roorny lounge chair
90. and only $38! Looks like leather, but with
neither the high cost nor the tedious core!
Just sponge it off with q damp cloth, no special
waxing or polishing. Buy pair if you want
to enjoy it's restfuI comfort yourself, otherwise
you'll never have chance with q man in the
house. Red, green, ehortreuse, grey, bone.
noiIheod studded.
The Hecht Co., 4th Fl, Washington:
3rd H., Siuer Spring.; 9TH H., Parkington
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29

attending the Sunday evening pic
ture show. In this second game the
All Stars proved they were too
rugged for the Reds and Phils
combine, by defeating them by the
score of 100.
The All Stars travel to Grove
City, on July 28th, to play in the
Little League tournament, should
they be fortunate to win the reg
ional, the u. S. Rubber Company,
will pay all expenses for these
youngsters to travel to all parts of
the country in order that they may
play other Little League Tourna-
ment winners.
The inmates took up a collection
for the Little League, and the In
mate Sports Commission of Lon
don Prison Farm, which is COM
posed of Charles Sanders and Har-
old Bruening, presented a check
for the amount of forty-five dol
lars and ninety-five cents to big"
Dick Robinson, President Of the
Little League.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
hc Plant Begins
Work On Aug. 4th

L. E. Drum, works manager of
the Springfield plant of the Inter-
national Harvester Co., said Fri
day night the huge truck plant
would resume operations Monday,
Aug. 4.
Some $500 production employees
have been idled for several weeks
because of the nationwide steel
strike which ended Friday. In ad-
dition to the production workers
some of the office force has been
sent home.
The announcement by Mr.. Drum
stated:
"All employees temporarily laid
off will report on Aug. a at z am,
except those who have been noti-
fled previously to report at an
earlier date. Each employe will be
notified by registered letter as to
his shift and job assignment"
Approximately 80 workers were
recalled for temporary duty in a
letter sent out Thursday by Mr..
Drum.
Fridays letter by the works
manager continued:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Thompson-HilI
Wedding July IA

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Virginia Low
Thompson and Kenneth Moore Hill
on July fourteenth at ten-thirty
o'colck. The Reverend <. A. Wall
read the double ring ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, John T. Thompson, Sc
Riley Avenue, wore floor length
powder blue gown of taffeta with
overdress of net in the same shade.
Her fingertip bridal veil was of
matching shade. Her corsage was
of white gardenias and for some
thing old she carried an antique
lace handkerchief, loaned by Mrs.
Paul d. Fettrow.
Mrs. Barbara Chesser, only
bridal attendant, wore a blue taft
feta formal.
Mr.. Hill was attended by his
uncle, Darrill Hill, of Columbus.
Ushers were. Miss Sonia Thomp-
son, Miss Patty MCGUIRE and Miss
Rosemary Feeley.
Following a reception at the
bridegroom's parents, 201z South
Main Street, the new Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill enjoyed a wedding trip
through southern Ohio. They are
at home on Cogniac Farm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Three Escape
Serious Injury

Three Columbus residents escap-
ed serious injury when the auto
mobile in which they were riding,
failed to negotiate a curve on the
Glade Road, near the home of
Dairl Sifrit at 10 o'clock Saturday
night.
According to report of Deputy
Sheriff Herbert c. Markley, who
investigated the accident, the car,
coming from Madison Lake. was
driven by Charles Morgan, 3419
Brookside Drive, Columbus, who
ran into the ditch and a hedge
fence, badly damaging the car, but
only slightly injuring the occu-
pants.
Morgan received a shoulder in
jury; Mrs. Mary Morgan, his wife,
suffered decorations of the right
knee and left leg; Frances Lock-
hart, SO Eleventh Avenue, riding
with the Morgans, a bruised right
hip, possible rib and back injuries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Mrs. R. |. Tracey At
School Church

q
Mrs. r. L. Tracey, Elm Street,
last week attended the Summer
Leadership Training School at
Wooster, sponsored by the Board
of Christian Education of the
Presbyterian Church U.S.A.
The first week of the two week
period was given over to all phases
of Women's Work under the direc-
ton of Miss Mae Ross Taylor, New
York City and Miss Elizabeth Tur-
ner, Chicago. both of the Presby-
terian Board of Foreign Missions.
Attending the sessions were 400
students from 20 states and four
foreign countries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
GARDEN CLUB PICNIC
AT PUGSLEY HOME

London Garden Club had its an
nual picnic Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Harold Pugsley,
near Sedalia. Mrs. Harold S. Welsh
was assistant hostess.
Plans for the clubs participation
in the exhibit of the Madison
County. Federation of Garden
Clubs was discussed under the .di-
rection of Mrs. C. L. Thibaut, pres
ident. ~
Mrs. Thibaut announced a called
meeting at s pm. Wednesday, Au-
gust Is, at club house to plan for
the fair display.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29

u There are many problems in
.re-opening a closed plant, and
some kinds of work will be needed
before other kinds, so all en-
ployes will not be recalled at the
same time.
Each employe will be notified
individually when he is to report
back to work." the letter con-
cluded.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
cERrIFIcArE or coMPLIANck

CERTIFICATE OF CoMPLIANcE
The undersigned, Superintendent OF
Insurance of the State of Ohio. hereby
certifies that The AMERICAN Ma
TIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
whose principal office is located At
Galveston. State of Texas. has COM
piled with the laws of this State ar-
plicable to it and is authorized during
the current year to transact In this
State its appropriate business OF In
shown by its annual statement to
have been as follows on December
81, 1851: Aggregate amount of avail
able assets, $364, ! Sc. e.65: Aggregate
amount of Liabilities except capital.
1884 .of; Net assets, S4s. .405, ,764 "a;
Az ASYnt GU OF sctual paia,Yp Ios eagitsi 1 So
0 come for the year, $7s.e31 ,s7s 30; Ex-
penditures for the year, s4s.74i :Asis.
subscribed my name and caused my
seal to be affixed at Columbus, Ohio.
this day and date. Walter A. Robinson,
Superintendent of Insurance of Ohio:
(SeaD M-<
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
London Seaman On
USS Landino Tank

Roy T. Johnson, seaman, United
States Navy, son of Mrs. Myrtle
G. Johnson. London, r. D. 3, is
serving with the UN Forces in
Korea aboard the USS landing
ship, tank No. 822.
The 822 was commissioned from
the "mothball fleet" at Puget
Sound Naval Shipyard in 1850. She
is on her second tour of duty in
Far Eastern waters. During her
first tour she transported UN
troops from Japan to Korea and
participated in amphibious train
ing exercises.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Just-A-Mere Club
Birthday Dinner
At Grandview Inn

The July birthdays of Mrs. F.
G. Wheaton and Mrs. Paul Bang
ham were celebrated Thursday
night at a dinner by the Just-a-
Mere club at the Grandview Inn,
Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
CERTIFICATE OF CoMpLIANCE

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
:, The undersigned, Superintendent of
eeses that hs TSe Sssts ri aS Sufy hfEsy
HAIL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
IOWA. of Des Moines. State of Iowa,
has S complied with the laws Of this
panies and is authorized during the
current year to transact in this State
Its appropriate business of insurance
dition Is shown by its annual STATE
ment to have been as follows on De-
ssssmabeIr &c a I 81; 1s5l: Amount Of assets.
cluding Reinsurance reserve. 1861
03o.s5: Surplus. S5.585. .811 .64: Income
for the year 1851. $8.005. .49s 10; Expen-
qttures for the year 1851. So .276. SIS 90.
In, witness whereof. I have hereurto
subscribed my name and caused NV
seal to be affixed at Columbus, Ohio.
this day and date. Walter A. Robin
son, Superintendent of Insurance OF
SAtASs -#'oSoi5 b1-ZS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Bauman Party
For Miss Jones

Mrs. HI. A. Bauman, Sr., COM
plimented Miss Mary 10 Jones,
West Center Street, bride-elect
Of William Kennedy, East First
Street, at a miscellaneous shower
at her home on North Main
Street, Wednesday evening.
Artistic and cool looking de-
corations of foliage in two shades
OF green ornamented the rooms
OF the Bauman home. Floral ar
rangaments centered the dining
table where the array of lovely
gifts was placed. These were open
ed after the guests had compiled a
cook book of their favorite re-
ceipes for the honor guest.
Invited were, Mrs. Jack Jones,
Mrs. Edward Speasmaker, Mrs.
William Kennedy, Sr., Mrs. Alice
Redman. Mrs. Carl Speasmaker,
Mrs. VIM. ]. Speasmaker. Mrs.
Fletcher Blacker, Mrs. Pearl
Keye, Mrs. E. p. Speasmaker,
Mrs. Joseph L. Bopeley, Mrs.
John w. Byers, Mrs. Gilbert
Mossbarger, Mrs. Maynard Shas-
teen, Mrs. Robert c. Rea, Mrs.
J. J. Hartley. Mrs. Edward Jones,
Mrs. Earl D. Rea, Mrs. Bessie
Kilgore, Mrs. Henry p. Beathard,
Mrs. Gordin Stahl, Mrs. Garnet
Redman, Mrs. Robert Rea, Mrs.
Earl Ballenger, Mrs. Earl Right
sell, Mrs. Wolford Jones, Mrs.
II. H. Porter, Mrs. Clarence Hun
ter, Mrs. Cecil Laird, Mrs. o. d.
Lowry, Mrs. F. w. Wheaton, Mrs.
Wilbur H. Hume, Mrs. H.
A. Bauman, Jr., Mrs. Raymond
Rea, Mrs. Raymond Mabe, Mrs.
c. p. Myers. Mrs. Zelpha Grove,
Miss Mary Speasmaker, Miss
Dorothy Fisher, all of London;
Mrs. Ancil kirkpatrick Jr., and
Mrs. Richard kirkpatrick of New
Holland; Mrs. Ancil w. Kirkpat-
rick, ST., and Mrs. Edward Kirk
patrick Of Washington c. H.; Mrs.
Robert w. Jones of Chillicothe,
Mrs. Lee A. Struckrnan of Dayton
and Miss Gertrude Kennedy of
Orient.
MRS. Bauman was assisted by
Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs. F. G..
Wheaton, Mrs. c. P. Myers and
Mrs Zelpha Grove.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Church Suspends
August Services

The Official Board of the Mt.
Sterling Congregational Christian
Church, has announced that there
will be no services in the church
during the month of August.
Church school and morning wor-
ship will be resumed the first Sun
day in September, according to the
Boards statement.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29

Attending with the two honor
guests were, Mrs. Henry P. Beat
hard, Mrs. Wayne Celland, Mrs.
Roger Counts, Mrs. John Trap
hagan, Mrs. Earl Rightsell, Mrs.
r. B. Howard, Mrs. S. c. Edwards,
Mrs. A. S. Kimball, Mrs. Howard
Dorm, Mrs. c. c. Farley, Mrs. H.
H. Porter and Mrs. S. H. Reed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Parades Planned
For Sedalia Auq. /

Committeeman have planned a
parade in connection with the an
nual fish fry of the Sedalia
Methodist Church Friday, August
/. The parade will be open to
any organization desiring to enter.
A pet and bicycle parade for
children has also been planned.
Prizes viii be awarded.
The parade is scheduled for
400 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
Little Leagulers II
At Prison Farm
For Two Games

rOF Some tlne ruInOrS existed
that Deputy Warden, v. ]. Monte,
had been endeavoring to make
necessary arrangements for the
Little League baseball teams of
London, 10 play at the Prison
Farm, so that the inmates who
have never before seen the youngs-
ters in action, could see for them
selves what future major leaguers
look like today.
The first game of two was play
ed on the stockade diamond. The
youngsters received great ova-
ton from some 14O0 inmates as
they, the youngsters, ran toward
the ball diamond.
The All Stars. played q team
composed of Yanks and Cubs to
open the. days festivities, The All
Stars, a team composed of the top
players of all four teams in the
league. started the game with a
line up that had a batting average
of about .375. The stars came from
behind to win over the Yank- Cub
combine by 7-3 score.
Ralph DelMonte, Arnrine Angels
Sports writer and announcer who
worked both games made an an
nouncement that youngster COM
ing up to bat, with a man on 2nd
and ard with two men out was
400 hitter for the Stars. When the
announcement was m a de the
catcher for the Yank-Cub combine
called the pitcher in for a little
confab. They decided to walk the
batter, load the bases. so to make
a play at any base. When the fell
lows in the bleachers saw this
move, they. roared with laughter,
for to think youngsters of their
age and first year Leaguers were
smart enough to play that brand
of ball. 1t worked out for the
pitcher got the next batter to pop
up to the infield, and the All Star
rally was stymied.
big" Dicle Robinson is Presi-
dent of the Little League at Lon
don. Managers of the All Star
Team are Roy Sanders and Jack
Little. Manager of the Yanks is
Don Morrison, and Manager of the
Phils Weldon Pfarr. Coaches for
the Reds who played the second
game were Nick Hackett and
David Wilson.
tWe owe both Hackett and Will
son debt of gratitude, for they
sat in the press box during the
first game and assisted the Amrine
Angels sports writer and announc-
er Ralph Del Monte, with informa-
tion to be passed on to the specta-
torS.)
Visitors at the opening game
were Monke Garrad, Pete Garri-
son, Roger McGlaskie and Donald
Dillon. Though the heat was ter
rifle, Supt w. F. Amrine and As
sistant Supt. v. J. Monte, attended
both games.
The second game started about
S pm. and was played on the AM
rine Angels home diamond at the
honor camp. Here the All Stars
took over the Angels dugout, while
the Reds took over the visitors
dugout. Many of the men at the
honor camp preferred to watch
the Little League game in place of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-29
VACATION At
"THE DELIS"

Miss Dorothy Jane Eckstein,
South Madison Road, Miss Grace
Longberry, North Oak Street and
Miss Betty Weimer, South Charles
ton Pike. returned Friday from a
motor trip to THE Dells", Wis
consin. Enroute they stopped at
several places of interest in Illi-
nois.