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Evening star., 1953-04-28
TEEN SHOP-Fourth Floor

Teens S39.95 to S45 Suits 1907 wool checks, tweeds
gabardines and flannels. DressmakerS. one-buttons
classics dressy styles with stoes navy brown grey
tan and mauve; sizes to is $40
Teens $39.95 Goats. Wool suedes and feeces in box
styles modified flares; ice blue, pink, gold beige;
sizes to Is SO
Teens SIS to S2S.95 FOrmals. Nylon net and rayon
affetas in full ballerna lengths, all with stoes;
white and pastels; broken sizes SIS
Teens $1495 to S1995 Dresses A-wool jerseys rayon
tafetas and fales in piece jacket styles; white
paStels, dark colors: sizes to Is ... S7.95
Teens $5.95 to $8.95 Skirts Slim and flared styles,
1907 wools light and dark colors; sizes to IS So
Teens $8.95 and $1O.95 Lorette Skirts Box knife
pleated grey brown and pastel paids; sizes to 49, IS
Teens $495 BlOuses. Nyons washable crepes and wool
jerseys; tailored and dressy styles; white and colors
sizes to Is So
Teens $595 Sweaters. All WOOL fine gauge, batwing
styles; light and dark colors; sizes 80 to 38 So
Evening star., 1953-04-28
NEGLlGEES-Fourth Floor

45$8.95 Nylon Quilted Bed Jackets in pastel floral
prints. Small, medium and large-------$5
S-$7.95 Checked Cotton Flannel Washable Wrap
Robes; womens sizes, AZ and A S.
2O-$16S5 Rayon Jersey HOusecoats white sizes 16 and
10 60. IS
5-$1495 Quilted Cotton HousecoatS coachman style
in gold print floral patterns; sizes IL and 20 - IS
2-$7.95 Ray0n Sh0rtie Quilted Study Goats; navy,
1O-LOunging Pajamas in satin, faille dressy quilted
rayon: small sizes - -- ---------- SIS
1S-S25 Full Length Black Velvet Housecoats, Jewel
buttons; sizes 10 and 18 -----. .----- SIS
S-S1995 Rayon Crepe Zippered HousecOats, embroi-
dered collars; peacock or aqua; sizes IL, IA, 20 SIS
4-S3995 TwO-Piece Shantung, Corduroy RayOn
Faille LOunging Costumes with blouse and floor
length skirts; sizes 10 and IL -------- - SIS
l0-S1695 Tailored Rayon Robes, satin trim; sizes IL
3-S45 Nylon Coachman Robes; royal size, IA and 10;
grey, size 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2S
1-$5S95 Yellow RayOn Quilted d, Jewel -ButtOned
COachman Robe; size 16 16---------S S2S
2-$3995 Brocade Taffeta HouSecoats black with blue
print and trim. Sizes 10 and 12-------------S2s
Evening star., 1953-04-28
LINGERIE-Seeond Floor

Sp nf as ps Gs" % :h M g. 81 sn9 ss s. sn ss;
sss 40 sisss
suits sless Nylon Tieot
wy pleated.
1sss5 stripes White
and with and chartreuse stripe white with and blue
Z % St. sa s xes p4 Sh grey sSsry and red stripes sizes g s
% ss & se oss 5 Ngn Ts,s ess @ COWS s to IS nos 1sss
ass broken
ssss Rayn Psjamas with gold trim sizes So and s. 81
sac lse :ss5 white sips
500 Slips Nyon; only,
in Slips trimmed;
black Slips 7shy trimmed broken
s S sss ss sHs sP s @ ss sssPsa sa s!
10 OtolS Permanently Gowns whole
E.Son Gowns. bosce:
ssn S @ ; sn sn ssi o sYsa sl n;s IL: % s q
" black s-sl2s5
IN
Nyon Petticoat
$50 ss:ss slip. NIon rqfies;
ounee R Sizes s 8 nsn al 1i's xs aad permanently Dss Sass
Nylon Trcot Briefs; nyon embroidered trim:
Sis Lingerie Street Floor Specials
Psasss So% Whit 4 s1i rss s s. D blue 2
N Peticoats; small medium
S Z in white pink, "a.
princess cess coRSETS-Seeond Floor
alerna l$0 to $3.50 Girdles
20 ?3O panels IA" few in wht
esnaids to - Ga
satin; sizes ~ to "a in
H0-$125O GirdleS n
reinforced front n size to
large 81
In satin lastex
lengths in nude with side TO
126-S125O and SIS Nylon with
lastex downstrech nylon nd
tns cotton grdles IA" and
ARK 25 q
Not 19OS1S50 in all
us' astex with to
- dons in sizes "a to AZ. White
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Scholarships Offered
For Student Writers

The National Society of Arts
and Letters Washington Chap
ter is offering two $3.50 scholar
ships to high school students in
a contest for short story, essay,
feature story and editorial writ
ing.
Washington-area high schools
seniors are eligible. Closing date
is May Is. Mrs. George M. Morris,
24O1 Kalorama road NV, is
chairman Of the sponsoring
committee.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
GU Burristers' Ball

Georgetown University law
students, alumni and faculty
members will hold their annual
Georgetown Barristers' Ball at
the Shoreham Hotel at 9 pm.
Saturday. The dance is spon-
sofed by the Georgetown Stu
dent Bar Association under the
direction of President Raymond
GarritY.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
SPORTS SH0P-Third Floor

sOs5 Pleaed Skirts in wool and orion grey beige plsids
sizes 10 to IL $5sS
SS95 to $1295 Wool Flannel Skirts
taeta satin nylon nets assorted coors; 10
SASS to- S5 AfterFive Skirts street skirts in wool felt
veeen aie acrlan orette orlcn WOOL pcse1
fill circles or slim in dark and pases sizes
16 to sin
sl495 Red Gabardine Suits short jackets
sizes 10. H. IA SIS
S3995 Duchess Royal Acetate Cotton
Suits, in grey brown or red sizes 10, IL, IA $40
$125 Dressy Wool BlOuses sleeveless style with scooped
lines rhinestone trims; black white pink sizes 10 to 6 81
$95 Shortsleeved Acrian and RayOn BlOuses with Jewel
stringtie necknes blue pink nut in sizes 10 to
1S-$2S95 Knit Dresses Jewel buttons small collars, short
sleeves royal sizes IL and 49, pink size 49, cherry: sizes
16 and 18; mint: sizes 16 and 18 SIS
Another Group Of $2995 $35 Piece Kns
sizes 16 and
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Youth Hostels Festival

The Potomac Area Council Of
American Youth Hostels will
hold a spring festival square
dance at $3.50 pm. Friday at the
Sidwell Friends School. Wiscon-
sin avenue and Upton street
NV, The event will mark the
opening Of the seasons outdoor
program.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Mrs. Alan Kirk to Speok

Mrs. Alan G. Kirk, lecturer
and author Of the book. POST
marked Moscow" will be guest
speaker at the National Naval
Medical Center, Bethesda, Md.
Thursday at 8:15 pm. in the
main auditorium.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
BLOUSE SHoP-Third Floor
BUDGET SPORT sHoP-street Floor

broadcloth jacquards
White green red stripes; sizes 80 to SO 81
1O0$395 S95 BOuses in nyons carlisle
tissue faies with short threequarter sleeves Lacy
trims peter pan collars and jewel necklines Sizes 80
to 80 -----------$2 and 81
-S95 $795 Cotton Knit Dresses in black with
checks peter pan collars Red turquoise black
with angora trim. Washable; sizes 10 to l6 81 and 50
S5-S195 S295 Shirts in navy red brown
stripes ribbed turtle necks black and red with
and white bib fronts Small, medium or large 81
SO95 Skirts in and oron white pink lilac
blue and grey and white checks Wored wool plaids
of red, wool weeds in yellow beige pink or blue
81 and S5
Evening star., 1953-04-28
more Of Je1|effs Month-end Clearance!
MISSES DRESsES-Seeond Floor

Misses $1795 S1995 Basic Street Afternoon Dresses
and in black brown pastes sizes 10
20 .----, .-----J $40
Misses S1995 $2295 cepes sheers silks, few
cocktail dresses sizes 10 to 20 $l2
Misses 95 and SIS Afternoon and Street Dresses basic and
cocktail Styles also in crepe sheers and few silks;
black, brown, navy; sizes 10 to SIS
Misses $2995 S3995 Group of Outstanding Street and
Afternoon Styles dinner dresses in silk shanng
coonS black pastes sizes 10 to TO- $40
Evening star., 1953-04-28
WoMEN's DREssEs-seeond Floor

12-WOmen's $1695 to $35 Dresses black
brown with contrasting colors; broken
s7.s5
dessy antique rayon taffea prints navy black broken
s22s5 and SIS Dresses black and navy crepes
white dot-trin collars crepes with pastel trims
few print Jacket dresses and twopiece rayon fais
sizes 141a to 22z; few regular sizes -x-, $l2
sO-Womens s2ss5 Print Rayon Crepe Dresses black
dresses white rayon print top dresses and few wo-pece
100 cent wool jerseys also some basic styles in tissue
ass Crepe Bosro styles T
Broken sizes $40
4-Womens ssss5 Navy rayon
4OWomens S2s5 to S45 Pure Silk Prints black or navy
floral prints in with black backgrounds
few black navy rayon crepe dresses sizes 12 to 22
Evening with lace yoke
rhinestone trim, blue, size 20; size 40 - SOS
1Womens $145 Long Sleeved Grey Lace Dinner Dress size
1-wOmens s1s5 Grey Costume Suit with matching
stole; size 20 -~- $500
s-Womens s1s5 Wool Costume with silk print-top
grey size 80 sI7s
1-Womens Evening Dress studded with rhine
1O-Women's s795 and ss95 coloul RayOn
black backgrounds; also shred trim solid colors
sizes 441a to 5Oh $40
JUNIOR sEPARATES-Fourth Floor
dressy washable nylons
crisp cotton White and colors broken
$40 to SASS skirts in 1907 wool flanne checks
Tailored styles in light and dark shades sizes to Is IS
JUNIOR DEB SHOP-FouFth Floor
2-Juniors Nyon Net Formals-
7-Juniors $399 IS Nyon Net FOrmas
SuniO $22 95 to $2995 ShOrtLength NylOn Net Forma
Sl2
5O-Junors' including printed surahs
rayon taffetas black tafeta dresses, button
fale dresses printed white
surahs ballerina Sked printed afetas
city striped dressy dresses bolerod taeta halter
dresses. back-wrapped sheer wooS also few white and
black shug jackets in velvet and crushed ermne
cloth
6O-Junors including bright rayons
printed paper taffetas pastel Acrians pastel wool
jerseys and pastel rayon failes IS
Juniors SASS to S1995 Dresses including
tafetas printed stole dresses tweed coons Navy brown
1-Junors $S5 including
with striped surah skirts spun bodces
whte-cufed sheer wool sheaths faes and
with white pque tie
COTTON DRESS SH0P-Fifth Floor
Misses $1295 $9S5 Rayon crepes pastel
gabardineS rayon taffea prints wnterwite wool jerseys
broken sizes IL to IS
WOmens $SS5 coons in sizes SO to a. green
and black in the group 50
BUDGET DRESSES-Fifth Floor
SASS
woos faies taffeas and prints casual and
dressy Styles royal, red navy brown, wine, black ana
beige; broken sizes - IS
as-isses' and Womens SASS tailored and
dessy orlons cottons rayon fales and
taetas prints grey, navy black brown green; broken
sizes - to 20; 161a to 22a---------- S7.S5
aO-isses $1795 Dresses Of tissue faies
acran prints tailored styles white green red
grey black navy BEIGE sizes II to TO- 161s to 22h $10
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Special Purchase Just Received!
Misses $2o.o5 and $35 Dresses ST.

From of finest designers; Basic dressy and
afternoon dresses town and travel dresses one and
two piece dresses! Silk shantungs in prints and solid
colors dramatic cotton novelties. Black, navy, toast
blue few bright colors Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
MATERNITY DREssEs-seeond Floor

S-$S95 to $1295OneO Kind TwOPiece Dresses
arate Jackets; broken sizes - 81
2$795 to $40 Taffea
in novelty rayon Fabric gngham separate overblouses.
separate jackets in plaid rayons sizes 10 to 16 --$S
Evening star., 1953-04-28
JUNIOR BUDGET SHoP-Fifth Floor

9OJunors S095 to S1395 Dresses Printed ttetas
rayon MORE faie pastel wool jerseys with lead trim
pastel metal-sho faies; broken sizes and color
Evening star., 1953-04-28

30-JuniOrs' $8.95 to $1395 Dresses. Rayon taffeta
velvet or rhinestone trims rayon printed taffeta
rayon ottaman failles Broken sizes and colors, So
25-Juniors $595 to $795 BOuses Wool Jerseys metal
lic-woven jerseys, varieties of y sleeves necks
Broken sizes and coorS orS-----$3
Evening star., 1953-04-28
FRENCH RooM-Seeond Floor

Costume
$295 Beige Imported Wool BeIted Suit in s5
$3.50 Navy Wool Two Piece Suit size 12
S2S5 TwO-Piece Bed Wool Suit in size 14--------$l75
$3.50 TwoPiece Wool Suit in navy and yellow with blouse;
$50 Light Blue Wool Suit with white blouse size
$50 Navy Wool Costume Suit with striped size 12$e5
$50 DubOnet Wool Costume Suit three piece ensemble; size
$50 Black and Grey Two-Piece Wool Suit; size
1SlS5 Grey Wool Belted sut size 20
S1S5 Beige Wool Costume Suit with print bose size
Suit WITH % snd and M
l-S135 Mauve Wool Two-piece Suit size 70 2- so5
225 Wool Dress and Cape Costume Suits size A.
slis Navy Wool Dresses with checked sizes 10
sis Grey Wool Two-Pece suits in sizes 1s and
1-$l15 Navy and Red Wool Costume Suit with
1-sl15 Light Blue and Pink Wool Costume Suit with plaid
s115 TwOPece Grey Wool Suits with beaded collar trim
sSSSs5 Tailored Suits Jackets navy
5sssss Two-Fece Box jacket Suits tweed jackets sod,
color skirts blue sizes 10 and 12 god sizes TO- IA and 49, $65
1ssSsS Grey TwO-Pecs Double Breasted Wool Suit;
ss5 Beige Wool Suits with jewel trim sizes 2 and se5
l-S9s95 Two Piece Navy Suit with blouse size
i-sSsSs Gold Wool Box Jacket Costume % Suit size ses
695 Navy Light Blue Dress and Jacket Costume Suits
2s6ss5 Tailored Wool SUITS light blue size 49, navy Size
Beige Dress and Box jacket Costume Suits size
45 and $49S5 Wool Dresses in bisque BEIGE sizes and
s4s s4ass Wool Dresses; sizes TO- il
$50 White Crepe Dinner suit size 14-sss
White Chiffon Beaded size 16-----$35
ssss5 Net sequn Short Evening Gowns 12ss5
S$4SS5 Aqua Satin Cocktail Dresses with sequin trm size
s5 Cocktail in black pink or blue rayon taffeta and
ss5 to slOs5 Dressy Glamour in strapiess and halter
styles wool jerseys in pink blue yellow moires in pink
s2s5 Dressup Jersey Tops studded black
ss skirts in champagne sizes 10 to is
$7.95
sss5 Short Evening Skirts pink white jerseys
brown rayon satin with bets sizes 10 to 6
s7s5 Taffeta soft draped busnes
as Off Mat Jersey Tops black or white srapiess
ss5 Dark Gold Rayon Faie skirts; sizes 10 to
$35 Glamour Skirts in coorfuly embroidered navy black
ayon sizes 10 to a. euuned white and gold Nylon-net over
1895 dembrOidered NyIon-Net Oversrs sizes 10 to H.
black nyonnet oversk white floral embroidery sizes 10 to
(subject to prior sale)
BRIDES sHoP-seventh Floor
nanes in s and tram pa m sse 10 1s
1S65 Candeght Satin and bodice
lace godets in full satin skirt; size II Sl25
1-ssS Eggshe All Satin Gown with Cathedral train; high
2s1ss White Lace Combined With Satin Gowns; open neck
nes pleaed lace skirts and satin Tains sizes and H.
2-S7ss5 Wedding Gowns bodice nyon
ue peated skirts, balerna length 12 blue in
2sl25 Princess Lace Gowns combined with SATIN princess
lines and long tralns sizes and 10
Other $95 to $SSS5 Wedding Gowns both full and baerna
lengths to $50
Selections SIS $39S5 FOrmals
Gowns in ballerina and full lengths sizes to to SIS
$1.l5 to $l.5O Nylon Hosiery
z Poirs ST
Assorted sheers and a few heavier weights
exciting group! Some with frivolous heels dark
&immng Sizes 81a to 1015 in the group. Not
every style in color early yours!
Shop Tomorrow, $50
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Two Badly Hurt
In Friday Wreck

Forrest Nixon and Lulu Cook
both of London, were reported in
fair condition Monday in Doctors
Hospital, following an automobile
accident that occurred about $50
Friday evening, according to Dep
uty Sheriff Herbert Markley, who
investigated.
According to the report, the
couple was coming to London on
the Payne Road, about two miles
from London, when Nixon, who
was driving the car, failed to ne
gotiate a sharp curve in the road.
The car is said to have gone out
of control, run into a fence and
then into large gate on the Ed
Lanigan farm on the Payne Road.
Both are said to have suffered
fractured skulls. Nixon also is re-
ported to have sustained broken
ribs, a broken and badly lacerated
nose. His companion beside the
fractured skull had severe lacera-
tons on the right side of her head
and possible internal injuries. Both
were taken tn DR.. Halterman's S
Hospital and then removed to the
Columbus Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Local Farm Joins
Hereford Group

Kansas City, Mo, November
25 - (special) - r. r. Farm,
London, Ohio, today was named
to membership in the American
Hereford Association, the worlds
largest purebred registry organi-
zation, with headquarters in Kan
Sas City, Missouri.
One hundred eighteen Hereford
breeders were placed on the AS
sociation's official roster during
October to boost the total men,
bership to an all-time high of
23,160 life members and 10000
active accounts. Members repre-
sent every state in the nation.
The Hereford Association last
year recorded a new worlds re-
cord of 560,794 purebred calves,
an increase of 1876 over the re-
cord established during the pre-
Vious fiscal year. Hereford calves
registered last year were more
than two and a half times the
total registrations of other major
beef breeds combined.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Madison County
Pays S2,9O9,OO5
In Sales Tax

A grand total of S2,909O05 has
been collected in Madison County
by the Ohio sales tax from its be-
ginning in 1885 to June 30, 1853, it
is announced by Roger w. Tracy,
Treasurer Of State. The figure for
the whole state during 18 years is
more than a billion and a half dol
Iars-S1, ,595, ,628,793.
During the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1858, the sales tax collec-
tions for Madison County totalled
S3O9 447, a gain of 90 percent over
the same period of 1852.
These are among the sales tax
facts released by Tracy in a sum-
mary telling the story of the pre-
paid consumers receipts that make
almost every Ohioan a stamp col
lector.
One billion seven hundred and
twenty-six million individual
stamps were sold in denominations
of from one cent to SIS in the en-
tire state during the fiscal year.
Grand total receipts from pre-
paid sales tax stamps for the
state amounted to S188, ,8O1, an
increase of 1913 percent over the
previous year.
Counting eight million residents
for Ohio, the amount per capita of
sales tax stamps purchased was
S235O.
Calculating the value of the
goods represented by these trans
actions Tracy figured that Ohioans
spent approximately S6,266, ,666 ,666
for items subject to the sales tax
during the last year.
Four hundred and fifty tax ag-
encies took care of sales Of stamps
to 225,O0O vendors.
Although most persons threw
their stamps away, 6O,4O3 organi-
cations and individuals in fiscal
1858 applied for redenpdons which
totaIled S2,855, 500 when paid by
the Treasurer Of State.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Drive-En Robbed
Fourth Time Here

Entrance to the closed Mabe
Drive-in on us. Route ~, was
forced through a rear door some
time over the weekend according
to the report Of Deputy Herbert
Markley.
Robert Mabe, owner Of the
place, told Deputy Markley that
when he went into the building
Monday noon, he found a door to
a small utility room forced open
and a door to a toilet room torn
off. The cash register was broken
into, but nothing was missed, Mr..
Mabe told the deputy.
This is the fourth time in the
past several months that the
Drive-in has been broken into, ac-
cOrding to the deputy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Santa TO Open
Celebration Here
For Yule Season

Old Santa is coming to London
next Saturday night for the open
ing of the Christmas season, ac-
cording to the London Retail Mer-
chants Association, who are in
charge of the Christmas festivities
again this year. Santa will return
to London a week from the follow
ing Wednesday and remain until
the day before Christmas.
Wednesday, Dec. 16, will see the
kiddies of Madison County receiv-
ing their annual Christmas treat
from Old Santa. His trailer will be
parked at the corner of Second
and Main streets where he will
greet the youngsters during his
visit.
A large Christmas tree will be
placed in the center of the Main
and Second street intersection.
Work is progressing rapidly in
putting up the many Christmas
decorations on the London streets
and work will be completed prior
to Saturday. Small trees will be
placed on light poles in the busi-
ness district as well as the regu-
lar lighted decorations.
New additions to the street dec
orationS have been added this year
as we'll as the purchase of special
ringing bells for the street inter-
sections. The decorations will be
put up on Main Street as far as
Center and on High from Oak to
Walnut.
Merchants Association president
Ray E. Ballenger, said that the as
sociation has made every effort to
make this one of the most cOlorful
Christmases ever seen here. He al
so expressed the wishes of the as
soCiation members that all chill
dren of the county come to London
and enjoy the city's welcome.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Waiter Hacke++
Joins Local Firm

Walter Hackett, South Charles
ton, is now associated with the
London Stockyards here. He had
formerly been manager of the
South Charleston Producers. He is
a World War II veteran and is the
son of the late William Hackett,
we'll known farm manager who
died several years ago.
Mr.. Hackett, together with his
family, plans to continue living in
South Charleston. The London
Stockyards is operated by B.
Gwynne and Karl Burr.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Homer Francis
Dies At Age SIS

Funeral services for Homer
Francis, S., who died suddenly of
a heart attack at his home in Som
crford township at noon on Thurs
day, We're at the Lukens Funeral
Home Sunday afternoon. The Rev
erend Robert Immelt of Columbus.
former pastor of the Summerford
minister. Interment was in Som
Methodist Church, was officiating
erfOrd Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Gladys;
his mother, Mrs. Mary Eta Fran
els of Springfield; three sisters,
Mrs. Ethel Wiegman of Spring
field, Mrs. Lena Epley of Piqua
and Miss Edna Francis of Column
bus; one brother, Edgar F. Fran
els of Lima.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Hartford Garrard
Dies At Age 73

Funeral services for Hartford w.
Garrard, 73, prominent retired far
mer of London, who died in Uni
versity Hospital Saturday, were at
the Schlechty-Fichner Funeral
Home Monday afternoon. The ser
vice in charge of the Reverend A.
NJ. Shenefelt, was followed by
cremation. A Masonic service was
conducted at the funeral home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Garrard was born in Mad
ison County April %, 1880 and had
spent his entire life in this COM
munity. He was a member of the
Masonic Lodge and London Aerie
FOE.
Surviving are two sons, Dean
(Monk) of London; Walter of
Casper, Wyoming and five grand
children,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Loca! Man Fined
$3.50 By Mavor

Jack D. Miller, 81, LONDON RID
No. 3, was fined $3.50 and $3.50
costs and three days in the Mad
ison County Jail, in Mayor Z. P.
Speasmaker's court Sunday morn
ing at nine o'clock, on a charge of
driving while intoxicated. S1OO of
the fine was suspended.
Miller was arrested by Officer
John Sherman on South Main St.
London, Saturday afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Christmas Season Opens
Officially On Saturday
Charles Brennan
Found Dead
November IT

Funeral services for Charles
Brennan, SO, who was found dead
at his home 162 East High Street,
Friday night, were at st. Patrick's
Church Monday morning. Inter
ment was in st. Patrick's Gene
terry by the Rader-Porter Funeral
Home.
The report of Madison County
Coroner w. T. Bacon, gave cause
of death as cerebral thrombosis.
The report also stated that Mr..
Brennan was thought to have been
dead approximately "a hours,
when the body was discovered. A
sister, Miss Mary Brennan, who
resided in another part of the
house, who had not seen her
brother for some time, it was stat
ed, went to the door of the room
found it locked and called the po-
lice to check for her. The dead
body was found when the police
entered the room.
Mr.. Brennan was a Well-knoWr
retired farmer. He was born ir
Madison County, October 20, 1870
the son of Michael and Bridget
Ratings, both natives of Ireland
He was a member of the knights
of Columbus, London Aerie FOE
and the Holy Name Society of St
Patrick's Church.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss
Mary Brennan of London and Mrs
Ella Foody of Columbus and sew,
eraI nieceS and nepheWS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-01
Columbus Man Nabbed
On Speeding Charge

Benjamin W. Caldwell, as, Of
st. Clair Avenue. Columbus, was
arrested at 2:35 Sunday morning
on East High Street. London, on a
charge of speeding, by Officer Eu-
gene Russell.
Caldwell was released on SIS
bond to appear in Mayor f. p.
Speasmaker's court for hearing at
Z o'clock Monday evening.