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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Church Elects
New Officers

The First Presbyterian Church
OF London elected three elders
and five trustees at the annual
congregational meeting Wedncs-
day evening following the month
ly family night dinner
Elders elected for three year
terms were James Bowlus, Muir
ray Lohr and Richard Tracey.
Trustees elected for two year
terms were Harley Vogcl, Rich
ard Mead, Fred Winchester,
James Shaw and Bryan Jenlin-
son.
Mrs. Mabel Pea was reelected
moderator Of the congregation;
Bessie Loflr, financial secretary
and Mrs. Clara Bostic, clerk
1he minister's annual report
and also the reports Of the var
ious church and Sunday School
officers were presented at the
meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
County Tourney Feb. II
At Mt. Sterling High School

The Madison County Athletic
Committee, of which Stephen f.
Lewis Of Mt. Sterling is chair
man, has announced the dates for
the Madison County Basketball
tournament.
Starting Monday, February II
games will also be played Feb.
IL, Is, ID and Is ending Friday
that week, with three nights the
following week, Feb. Is, 20 and
%. One afternoon game (Febru-
airy IL will be played during the
series.
Drawings for place will be in
County Supt. r. p. Webster's
office Saturday, February 8.
Since it has been announced
that the gymnasium in London S
new building will not be ready
by the opening date, all games
are scheduled for Mt. Sterling.
Other members CT the Athletic
Committee are, Dale Porter, West
Jefferson and G. Robert Fox of
Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Announce Winners
In Color Contest

Judges in the Christmas Seal
coloring contest conducted recent
ly have announced the winners
as follows: First Grade: Billy
Young and Richard Long, first
prize, Nancy Coil and Elizabeth
Harbin, second prize: Second
Grade: Sharon McCandIess, Don
aid LeMaster and Peggy Abner,
first prize, Mary Jane Miller,
Jerry Alfrey and Konnie Taylor,
second prizes; Third Grade: Rob
ert Sollars, Carolyn Green and
Jennett Deneca, first prizes;
James McClurg. Richard Rey-
nolds and Dianne Ridenour, sec
ond prizes; Fourth Grade: Roger
Hayrnan, Sharon Morehart and
Stephen Jinkins. first prizes; Rose
Anne Dunlap, Danny Kimbler and
Robert Johnson, second prizes.
The contest is sponsored an
nually by the Madison County
tuberculosis and Health Associa-
ton in the first four grades of the
London School, as a part of the
Health Education program of the
Association. Supplies and prizes
arc furnished from funds raised
in the annual sale of Christmas
Seals in the County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Forfeits Bond
In Crash Case

Robert l.. Pidcock, Enon, Ohio.
arrested on charge of operating
motor vehicle while intoxicated
after his truck crashed into the
Hiram Pruitt residence on the
Springfield Rd.. Sunday forfeited
a S1G0 isond in Mayor f. P. Speas-
makers court, the police reported.
Other recent cases in the may
or's court and their disposition /:
Charles TerryM London. SIS and
costs, on game law violation in
using unmarked traps; Richard
Gouker, Columbus, SIS and costs,
charge of reckless operation; Ken
meth Brown, Washington G. H.,
$50 and costs on a charge of drlv-
ing while intoxicated, after his car
struck a utility pole on N. Main
St. Joseph Stanford, Washington
c. H., $3.50 fine and costs on a
charge of being drunk and dis
orderly; Frank Meats, Jr.. Will
Transport, o., $3.50 fine and costs
on a speeding charge; Charles
Lowery, London, $50 and costs on
a charge of driving while intox-
icated: Robert Cox, London, SIS
and costs on a charge of reckless
operation and Walter Eice. Obetz,
o., SIS and costs on a charge of
reckless operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
YOUNG MOTHER AND BABE VANISH
air-Ci4y Youths
Held In Theffs

Dale Mutt, Is. Of Plain City.
arrested Thursday by Deputy
Sheriff Herbert Markley, is being
held in Madison county Jail.
charged with breaking into a
wash house at the home OF Mrs
Lottie Tatman, Plain City
Wednesday night and taking some
laundered clothing.
According to the deputy's re-
port. Mutt and Donald North, II,
also Of Plain City, alleged to have
been with Mutt, broke into the
wash house at the Tatman home
and took shirts, socks and other
wearing apparel from baskets of
laundered clothing that was
ready to be returned to the own
ers.
North, who is said to have left
Plain City after the theft was
caught in Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, By sheriff's officers
there. Deputy Herbert Markley
left Friday to return him to
Madison County. The hearing will
be set after Nuts return Sheriff
Bidwell stated Friday morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Rogers on Radio
Program Jan. q

II. w. Rogers Of the Madison
County Experiment Farm near
London is scheduled to speak on
a radio broadcast Wednesday.
Jan. %, from y to 1890 over the
Farm and Home Hour. WOSU.
Columbus. lie will report on the
value Of feeding cobs in beof
cattle ration.
Results of experimental feeding
at the farm showed 397 bushels OF
corn could be saved by adding %
per cent cobs to a balanced ra-
tion including corn and cob meal
when putting 400 ID. gain on q
lot of 30 steers.
Mr.. Rogers has extended an in
vitation to anyone interested in
this type cattle feeding to visit
the Madison County Experiment
Farm on the old Springfield Road.
Open house will be conducted at
the farm Wednesday afternoon
April % as a part of beef cattle
tour.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Farmer Alleges
S1OO Is Missing,
Larceny Charged

Sheriff Harold Bidwcll and de-
puties Thursday were continuing
their efforts to determine the
whereabouts of the mother Of
20-months-old baby who is wan
ted on grand larceny charge in
the alleged theft of 500 from
a Madison county farm home.
Deputy Sheriff Bob Allison
identified the woman as Mrs.
John E. Rhodes, age 20, formerly
Miss Dolores Ripley, daughter Of
Amos Ripley of London, and re-
Gently a resident OF Dayton, Ohio.
According to the Madison
county authorities, Mrs. Rhodes
and her baby vanished Tuesday
from the home of Charles
Stroupe, tenant farm on the Rus
sell Trehearnc farm, South Solon,
Route l, where she had been en-
ployed as domestic.
Mr.. Stroupe, had recently cna-
ployed Mrs. Rhodes as q house
keeper to help him care for ms
two motherlcss children, accord
ing to the officers. She had work
ed in the Stroupe home about
two weeks before her disappear
ance.
Mr. Stroupe, they reported, al
legged his money had also disap-
pearcd with the missing woman
and reported the case to the
sheriff's office after which the
charge was preferred in Justice
Gerald Baynes court in London.
Amos Ripley. father of the mis-
sing woman was being held in
the county jail Thursday IN lieu
of 5000 bond awaiting grand jury
action on charge OF forgery
Ripley and Richard Reynolds on
London, also held under $500
bond on a forgery charge. were.
accused of forging checks, one Of
which was passed or a London
store and another in West JEFF
ferson London police reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Officers Elected
For Dairy Group

Ed Converse of Canaan Town
ship was recently elected chair
man of the Madison County Dairy
Service Unit of Directors for the
coming year the Extension Office
reported Wednesday.
Richard Hume, of Fairfield
Township was elected Vice Chair
man and Russell Lightle, Monroe
Township was elected Secretary
Treasurer.
The Directors voted Don Van
Auken, Oak Run Township into the
one year unexpired term of Loren
Noble who moved out of the
county. The group discussed pos
sible ways to help with the Jun
ior dairy projects. They voted that
they would pay interest on money
borrowed on dairy projects up to
$4,000 until the animal came in
to production.
Boys carrying All or FLA pro-
jects would be required to carry
full insurance on their animals.
Applications will soon be available
at the Extension Office. The COM
mittee voted to sponsor two pro-
jects.
A report on the Annual Dairy
Banquet showed a deficit of $3.50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Resume Work at
High School Gym

Supt. ]. j. Hartley announced
Tuesday that the heating, venti-
lating and plumbing contractor
and his crew of workmen re-
sumed work at the new high
school gymnasium Tuesday MORN
ing.
Heat could not be turned into
the building until the plastering
was dry, he said, explaining that
heating units have all been in
stalled and are ready to be con-
nectcd.
The floor cannot be laid until
the sub floor has dried. He esti-
mated it would take three weeks
for laying the floor which must
then be given the various finish
ing processes. He indicated it
would he difficult to determine
when the building might be ready
for use until around Jan. 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
II County Men
Report Friday
For Induction

Eleven Madison County men WILL
60 to Ft. Hayes for induction in
to the armed forces Friday.
They are: Freddie Cotton and
Charles Dunn, Mt. Sterling. Rob-
ert Cunningham, Robert Egelhoff,
Marlin Dowler, Ralph Edwin
Green; and Edwin Sullivan, all Of
London; Robert Dietsch, West
jefferson; Harold Green, Spring
field and Oron Christncr, Wells
ton.
Madison County Selectiye Ser
vice sent 25 men from the county
TO TT. Hayes, Columbus, for physi-
cal examinations Tuesday morn
ing, one of the largest contingents
from the county in some months.
They were: Earl Baker, Charles
Duffey, Dale Mitchell, Donald
White, Roy LeMaster, Donald
Little, Russell Walls, James Man
ming, Robert McDorman, Homer
Johnson, James Stuthard. all of
London; George Stanley and
David RAIDER, West Jefferson; Rod
ncy Dhume, South Vienna; Max
we'll Ward, Buckeye Lake; Robert
Miller and Elvin Jones, Mt. Ster-
ling; George Smith, DarInel Steen
and David Porter, South Solon;
Herbert Shoemaker, Leonards-
burg; Marlin Hunter, Columbus;
Lewis Runyan, Irwin; Ellis Farm
Wald, Plain City and Edward
Mitchell, Sedalia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
SGT. Jack Zeeck Is
Home From Austria

Sgt. Jack Zeeck son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Zeeck. Mt Sterling.
who has been stationed in Aus
tria, is home fur a visit with his
parents before reporting to Fl.
Sill, Oklahoma, to attend Officers
Candidate School.
Sgt. Zeeck started his Officers
schooling at Heidelburg, Ger
many. but was chosen to come to
this country for more extensive
training.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Jet Battles In
Northwest Korea

SEOUL, KOREA, JAN 18, LRl
jet planes fought over north
west Korea today for the fourth
successive day.
u. S. Sabre Jets screening
Thunderjet strikes against Red
rail lines and supplies fought
briefly with elements of a forma-
tion of 120 Communist jets.
One flight Of four MIG-15s
broke through the screening
Sabres and made a firing pass at
the Thundcrjets, then headed for
home. No damage was reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Phones Out

High wind during Thursday
nights severe storm with beat
ing rain, lightning and thunder,
a repeat performance of Wednes-
day nights unreasonable storm,
blew down trees and branches
south of London, putting rs tele-
phones out OF service, according
to C. ]. Eichman, wire chief for
the London Ohio Bell Telephone
exchange The company's line
crew started working at 10 pm.
and worked the greater part of
the night repairing the damage.
with usual service restored by
noon Mr.. Eichman stated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Copeland Rites
AT Plain City

Services at 2 pm. Thursday at
the Ferguson Funeral Home.
Plain City, for Lester c. Cope
land, 80, of Plain City, Route 2.
who died Tuesday. Interment
Forest Grove Cemetery.
Survived by wife, Mrs. Frances
Copeland; one daughter, Norma
Lee; one son, Lester Durell: two
brothers, Leland and Leslie and
three sisters, Betty Ann. Lucille
and Lena Marine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
CALLS ALLIES
RUNNING DOGS

MUNSAN, KOREA, JAN. Is,
Up Truce ncgotiators kept temp
ers in check today as they
wrangled fruitlessly over terms
of a Korean armistice. The only
outburst came from a Chinese
delegate who referred scornfully
to Americas allies as running
dogs"
Maj. Gen. Claude Ferenbaugh
made his daily plea that the Reds
promise not to build airfields in
North Korea during a truce.
The Communists replied, as us
ual, that their pledge not TO send
combat planes across the Yalu
during a truce was sufficient
guarantee.
In an adjoining tent Rear Adm.
r. E. Libby tried vainly to get
Red ncgotiators to accept volun-
tary repatriation of war prison
ers.
Gen. Matthew B. RidgeWay,
supreme allied commander, paid a
surprise visit to Korea Friday 10
confer with the II. N. truce dele
CATION and the Eighth Army COM
mander, Gen. James A. Van Fleet.
u. n. investigators made an
other trip to the protected Kac-
song area 10 examine crater.
The Reds say it was made by
an allied aerial bomb Thursday.
Air Force technicians and ord
nance experts who examined the
crater did not disclose their find
ings. and 1t Col. Howard S.
Leyie told the communists:
I'VE find hole in the hillside
caused by some kind of explosion
or blast, but you have produced
no witnesses who can identify
one of our planes or even testify
that a plane caused this.
The Reds said they would pro-
duce a soldier who saw the bomb
ing and could identify the planes.
The Communists Peiping radio
said preliminary joint investiga-
tion established 'fuH response
bility" of the allies. The broad
cast monitored in Tokyo said
American planes attacked in full
daylight under clear skies.
Kaesong is headquarters for the
Red truce delegation, and is .des-
ignated immune from attack.
The crater is on a hillside on
the outskirts of Kaesong. The
Communists did not say any dam
age resulted.
Brig. Gen. William p. Nuckols,
U. N. spokesman, said there
was an absence of shouting, table
pounding and invective." at Fri
days truce meetings at Panmun-
JON.
He stressed, however, there was
no indication the Reds were soft
cning in their stand on airficld
construction
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Believe BANDIT
in HOLD UP MAN
VINO FLED JAIL

Clark County Sheriff Arthur
Shuman and deputies are working
on the theory that the "red-plaid-
jacket bandit, who held up the
operator of Route 40 grocery
store Wednesday, may be re-
cent escape from the Madison
County Jail.
Sheriff Shuman reported at
Springfield that a bandit wearing
a red plaid jacket and answering
to description of George Dcnncy,
ex-convict who escaped from the
Madison county Jail in early No
vember, had staged hold-up of
Ray Porter operator of Wimpie's
Grocery on u. S. Route 40 cast
Of Springfield and robbed him Of
$500.
The hold-up occurred about
500 pm. Wednesday, The sus-
pect was described as 35 to 40
years of age and weighing ITO
to 180 pounds. He was wearing
a dark cap and the conspicuous
plaid jacket.
Denney, during his imprison-
ment in the Madison county Jail
was known TO be fond of plaid
jackets. He was being held here
on Burglary and robbery charges
in connection with the looting
of the Parsons Implement Co. and
Farm Bureau elevator at Plain
City.
He escaped by dashing out Of
the shcriffs office after being
given permission to use the telc-
phoua
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Attempted HoId-Up Fails
Akron Youth Nabbed Here

A 20-year-old Akron Ohio
youth, apprehended by London
police Wednesday night after an
attempted hold-up at South Char
lesion was turned over to a
South Charleston officer shortly
after his capture in London.
Police identified the youth as
Jacob Vaughn, of Akron, and re-
ported that he attempted an
armed robbery at the Standard
Oil Station at the western village
limits of South Charleston about
7:50 p. m. Wednesday.
Vaughn, they said, entered the
station and pointed rifle at at
tendant George Levins and de-
manded money.
Levins, instead Of complying
with the demand, promptly dis
armed Vaughn who dashed out of
the station and fled in his car
which had been parked near the
station.
London police were quickly
alerted and Officer Norman
Moore, nabbed the youth when he
arrived on West High Street in
London, Police Chief German
Clark stated in his report of the
arrest.
Bond $500
Mayor r. M. Williams of South
Charleston bound Vaughn over to
the Clark county grand jury un-
der $500 bond Thursday night on
a charge of armed robbery. The
South Charleston officials report
cd that Vaughn, in attempting a
getaway, first drove his car west
out of South Charleston, but
turned around at the George
Fields garage and service station.
Mrs. Fields who was working
in the station at the time be-
came suspicious because of the
cars speed and took the license
the South Charleston police.
Mr.. Levins, intended victim Of
the alleged hold up, was too cx-
cited to notify police immediate
ly after his experience of disarm-
ing the youth and waited prob
ably five or six minutes before
calling the police.
Police Officer IL @. Woods of
South Charleston came to London
to take the prisoner to that viii
lagc. Following his appearance
before Mayor Williams, Vaughn
was taken to the Clark County
Jail at Springfield.
Admits Attempt
He admitted the attempted
hold up during questioning, ac-
cording to South Charleston Po-
lice Chief Russell Fl. Shirk, who
quoted him as saying that he had
attempted the hold up because he
lacked funds for a return trip to
Akron.
However Chief Shirk said that
Vaughn had S11 in currency and
the gas tank of his car was about
half full. Officers there also re-
ported that they had learned
Vaughn had taken his wife and
two children to Tennessee where
they had resided before they
moved to Akron.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18

Woman in Crash

Mrs. TheIma Haynes, At, of
Plain City was riding in one of
two autos in collision at Hunt
er and Tenth Ayes., in Columbus
Wednesday. Others reported in
the accident were, Mrs. Lucy
Turpen, As, and Mrs. Della Miller,
Al, both of Chillicothe. They were
treated at University Hospital.
None was in serious condition.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Estimate Pancake
Estate $4,000

The estate Of Mrs. Marceline F.
Pancake, formerly Of South Char
lesion, widow Of Ralph Pancake
former manager of the village.
was estimated al S35 600 when
her viii was probatcd in Clark
County Probate Court. Mrs. Pan
cake was found dead in Chicago.
November !.
Her sister. Mrs Nellie +. Mes
senger Of Kenia and others were
named beneficiaries in the win
Newton H. Fairbanks was named
executor of the estate.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Teacher Hionored

Robert McCafferty. former Mt
Sterling resident, was elected vice
president of the National Associ-
alton in Philadelphia.
McCafferty teacher in the
Wadsworth. City High School and
is also an instructor of extension
classes in biology for Kent State
University at Kent, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Draft Call Five
For February

Ma disc on county's February
draft call will be five men. They
are to be included in the Ohio
SelectiVc Service Boards Fcbru-
airy draft call for 2,454 men.
Registrants selected for this call
must be 20 years of age at the
time of induction unless they
arc volunteers or delinquents.
In comparison, January's draft
call totaled 4,903 men. in Dccem-
Der 1.467, and 2,946 in Novem-
Der.
The February call for other
nearby counties: Champaign Z,
Clark Is, Union 8. Pickway 10,
Fayette 10. Greene 10.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
HEATHS MOVE TO
GIBSON PROPERTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Heath
have moved to 133 Z. First st. to
the property owned by the late
DIR. B. II. Gibson. Mr.. Heath, a
senior in the College of Veterin-
ary Medicine at Ohio State Uni
versity, has purchased the equip
ment OF the late DR.. Gibson and
plans to start practice from DR..
Gibson's office after graduation in
June.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Reflect Officers
Al Central Bank

Officers and directors of the
Central National Bank were re-
elected at the recent annual
meeting.
Bruce ID. Lewis was reelected
president; Ogan *. Stroupe, vice
president; Maynard c. Dicker-
son, cashier and Robert A. Kave-
ney, assistant cashier.
Directors reelected were, E..
Gwynne Burr, William G. Byers,
T. j. Dwyer. Bruce D. Lewis,
Robert c. Rea, d. M. Richmond
and Ogan K. Stroupe.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Truck Tire Blast
Startles Shoppers

A blast sounding like a dyns-
mite explosion startled a large
number of London residents in
vicinity of High and Main streets
about 1890 pm. Thursday when
the giant-size dual wheel tires OF
an Interstate Motor freight truck
blew out.
The truck, headed east, had
barely arrived at the intersection
when the right rear tires let 60
with a bang that ratified down.
town windows and sent shoppers
hurrying into the tsreet to learn
source of the blast.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
McMiIlen Awarded
Driving Honors

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
-lP,-Willian fDoc) McMillen.
61-year-old harness racing driver,
today was named the high aver
age driver of 1851 by the Uni
versal driver rating system.
He was top man among reins-
men who competed in 200 or more
races.
McMillen, whose home is in
London, o., compiled an average
Of .457. He scored SO wins, SO sec
onds and 81 thirds in 325 starts.
All of his racing was in Ohio and
Kentucky.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
John Pancake
Dies tuesday

John Pancage, 81. who resided
most Of his life in the Soutl,
Charleston area. died Tuesday
morning at his home in Columbus.
He was a native of Wichita.
Kan, son of Wilber and Lulu
Smith Pancake.
Surviving arc three brothers r
2. Pancake. Toledo; Oliver Pan
cake, Detroit, and Wilbur Pan
cake, Findlay; sister, Miss Jose
phinc Pancake, South Charleston.
and two nieccs.
The body was taken to the
sprague funeral home, South
Charleston. for services at 2 pm.
Thursday. Interment in Green
lawn Cemetery South Charleston
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Forgery Charged
Pair Held Here

Amos Ripley and Richard
Reynolds, London, were bound
over to the grand jury under $500
bond each on forgery charge in
Mayor E. P. Speasnaker's court
Tuesday. They are being held at
the Madison county Jail. Police
and county officers arrested the
pair. They are accused of forg-
ing a check passed at a London
store and another passed in West
Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Newland Escapes
From Workhouse

Clarence Ncwland, Fayette
County, who was sent to the Co
lun1bus Workhouse September Z
by Judge Maurice E. Beathard
on charge Of contributing to
the delinquency of minors, walked
away from the institution Friday
of last week.
lie was apprehended in Indian
apolis by police there and was re-
turned TO Columbus Thursday by
Sheriff Harold r. Bidwell to
complete the two months of his
sentence.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
Storm Hits City

Thunder, lightning, wind and a
beating rain starting about 10
pm. Wednesday, continued for
some time piling up rainfall of
% of an inch, according to the
report of Leonard McNeal, local
weather man.
High temperature for Wednes-
day was 55 with a low of 30 de-
grecs. At s am. Thursday morn
ing the temperature had risen to
53.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
HOLLOWAY RETlREs
FROM BARBER WORK

Arch Holloway, who has oper-
ated a barber shop al his home on
Second Street for Sc years. an
nouneed Wednesday that he will
give up his practice and retire.
He will be 81 years old in March.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18

62

Thursdays maximum tempera-
ture was 81 degrees Following
the high wind and rain of Thurs
day night the temperature de-
clined and was at % degrees at
800 am. Friday and 81 degrees
at 11:00 am. The rainfall, Nc
Neal reported. was .35 inch.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-18
RECALLED TO SERVICE

James r. Taylor, Rnn/1,
Navy rcservist, has been recalled
to active duty at the u. 5. Naval
Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ Taylor, London, Route 2.