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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
UnnpHan5rtgrn

Sr. Eeter Sdlpi1er, eeitorben am
6. Suli 1862 im sllter bon adtmno-
adt5ig Sobren. gr NOR geboren am
8. Mai 1854 in gittersborf &reis
grier, Hbeinlano, Deuti1Iano. Ct
fam 1883 nad Mmerifa, brett na9
gau Claire, isis. SIN Sabre 1893
perebelihte .er iih NIT Maria g. Sea-
ber. or binterl6Bt 6rei Eo6ter. CT
idloB ii6 iofort nad ieiner Mnfunft
in @au Claire Ser bortigen Ser5-
Seiu-@emeinoe an uno mar W1it-
itifter bes Namen-S -Seiu-Bereins. Mls
eifriger 2eler oes .Dbio-Mniien-
frenno' itarb er inoblberiebea. n. I. p.
Gram 6. 9eammeler, geitprben am
81. Oftcber 1862 in 2ouisbilIe, Rp.
Ilte 2eierin. Sbr Mann lit npr feds
Sabren oabingeidieoen. r. Up.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

COAL FUND
Mary Stecher, Thornwood, N. i
Herm. Fischer, Edgar, Wis. y. 100
VIGIL LIGHTS FUND
~
Miss Agnes Rubick, Kansas
City, Mo. SO. 90
Mrs. Josephine Berkenkoff,
Trenton, j. 100
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st. Banl, Ninn.- @urtbingtun, o.
Samstas, IS. Mpril 1858.
81 d en- t a I lenber

Spnntas, 19. Mpril: 3tpeiter Sonn.
tag nad Stern '(Wfiierere Don't J
&C bangeIiu m: 8om @uten
Sirten (Sob. 1O).
Wontag, 20. april: Silbegunbe.
Oienstae, 81. april: &onrao bon
Harsbam.
Vsittipod, %. april: &odfeii Il
bes III. Soiepb.
0onnerstag, %. Mpril: @eorg.
Sreitag, "a. april: Sibelis bon Sig
rnaringen. ~
Sainstae, 25. Mpril: Marfus. r.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

reno lelnes Mufetfbaites iii 2oft0on
auh Dor bern internationaIen BreIie.
Snititut, elmer Srganiiation bon Ser
legern nno Seransgebern, cine gfeoe
balten.
GnsIanb snr bentiden lrage
sus 2ouoon iplirbe Iette @ohe
semelbet:
8ritiide biplomatii1e &reile belr-
teilen oie Hoittipn 9euti1Ianbs in
et1paisen -@eIt-8erbanoIungen
feinesuees peiiimiitiid. @ber fdnt elm
Sptimismus auf, ber nod ied)s Sob
rem entn1rtigenoer grfabruneen iiber-
raidt. 9abei tau6en in @eipr1hen
nit peridieoenen Stelen in 2on6on
oie eleihen IIpefte auf, mas sic Ser,
mlltung nabelegt, baB Die 3ufunft
9eutidlanos in iiinsiter 3eit @egen-
itano eingebenber, itterner neberle-
gungen i'm 5oreign Office gelpelen lit.
Gin ab5ug ser Soipiet-nnion aus
Sitz0eutiblanb miro auf tpeite 5iht
geleben nidt ols unmogIib betrab-
tet, oumal Damn, tpenn ettpa I'M Mab=
men elmer tpirflihen GerItGnoigung
alsb Ser 9fiid5l1g Der NMEO-Erup-
pen aus 0eutiblanb in 8etra6t
ge5oeen iperoen fonnte. Ser entihei-
oenoe S1ritt aber, ser 0ie Oeltti6-
lano>9olitif in SluB bringen tpiirbe,
miiBte Die freie @abl in @elamt-
9eutl6lanb iein, an Der 0ie britiI9e
Holitif unter allen llmit1nben. feit-
balten min. Der Na6bruf, Der uuf
oieien 8unft gelegt miro, beutet an,
oaB Die gnglan0er auBerlt adbe Ser
banbler iein 1peroen, tpenn es 5u ernit-
baften 8elprdben fonmt. Sic ertpar-
ten babel, Dob bie freie @abl poIi-
tiid) gum InibluB Der Somiet-3 Gone
an oie 8unbesrepublif fiibren miro
uno nidt umsefebrt. Da ii6 Ser 3eit-
faftor nod britil6er Muffaiiing fir
ben 8eiten ai,sgetpirft bot unb tpei-
terbin Die gleibe genbena baben miro,
oiirfte Die britii6e 8olitif aub Ser
banolungsfriien in &auf nebmeI
menn Die Soniet= l1nien ou ibren al
ten 5oroerungen suriidfebren piiroe.
Sn oieiem 3uiammenbang gift Die
5dbe Saltung Or. gloenauers in 2on-
oon als elmer Der poiitipiten ssaftorett.
Wtan begriiBt es, boB bie I1nerifa-
&eiie bes 8unbesfanalers geraoe in
biele @oden f1llt uno Dr. M6enauer
Die W0glihfeit bot, oie alpefte iei=
ner 0eutl6lano- -Bolitif in 8aibing-
ton aur @eltung 5u bringen. Nm
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Spd)seit in 2urembnrg

Sm Beiiein elmer, gl6n3en6en @e-
leulhnft bes bo9Iten M6els tpuroen
am Donnerstag grbprina Sean bon
|2uremburg unb Brin5eiiion Soiepbine
bon 8elsien in Der &atbebrale bon
2uremburg setraut. 9ie Erauung
murpe BON oem Hapitliden Nuntius
Mlgr. Sernanbo Gento poll5ogen.
8or Ser fir6liden Grauung batte Der
8iirgermeilter bon 2ure,nburg i'm
groBber5osli6en Balait oie 3iniltrau-
Jung porgenommen.
Ser 5ipeiunooreiBig Sabre alte
grdutigam lit Ser Gbronfolger oes
@robber5ogtums 2uremburg. Seine
8raut lit Die fiinfuno5man5igiabr
|Shmeiter oes iungen belgiihen &0-
nigs 8au6ouin uno Die So6ter bes
friiberen &onigs 2eopolo uno oeiien
eriter, nerItorbener @attin Der ebe=
maligen &onigin &itrio bon 8elgien.
Inter ben 5tpeitauienb &o9aeits-
|galten tparen ni6t 1peniger als brei
&onige, brei &oniginnen uno bier5ig
Brin5en 1no Yrinaeiiinnen. Niemals
ieit bem &riege bat bas elropdiibe
5eitlanb cine iol6e M6elsberiamm-
lung uno einen iol6 fiiritliden Brllnf
erlebt.
8on Ser &atbebrale fubren Die Nell-
hernlGblten tros bes feinen Megens
inn offenen @agen uno tpuroen bon
minoeitens bunoerttauieno Weniden
umiubelt, bie 5u beioen 5eiten Der
engen StraBen Der geidmiidten
&auptitabt itanben.
Sm MnlhluB 0aran erfolgte Elm
Gala -gmpfang i'm groBberaogli6en
Balait. Son unten beraltf ertonte 10
oft per &uf ~9luf ben 8alfon", bab
bas iunge Baar mebrmals Die @dite
|berlaiien muBte, Inn auf Dem 8alfon
5u eriheinen un6 Die Subelrltfe Der
trot oes Megens auBen itebenoen
|Wenge entgegen5unebmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

fanii6en, britiihen lno fran30Iiihell
8eiasungsbermaItungen tpur6en, tpie
|er tDeiter ansfiibrt, rrebtaeitig" burb
Eibn BON oieIen umtrieben in Rennt-
mis- geiest.
Inter ben 8erbafteten iinb meb-
Irere Sn6uItrielle, 1pelben si1r 2aIt
Fgelegt miro, in ungeiebliher @eile
fpebrpibtige Materialien nod MuB-
Iano nno ieinen 8aiaaenitaaten ber-
|frabtet 5u baben.
8liibers grfldrung ihlug nie elm
~8onnerfeil" elm, ,p1bren6 bie Iinoen
E2iifte Der iiingiten rufiiiden nGries
6ensoffeniibe" iamielten.
8liider mahte in elmer 8reiiefon,
sferena gelteno, bob oieier Spionage-
.fan 1tidts nit 9fuBlanos neuerli1en
politilden Sbritten 5u tiin babe. Or
erfldrte: rDie notwithstanding
0ieier Spionagebanoe lit Ser groBte
grfolg langtpieriger 1r1b itteniiDer
8oli5eiarbeit, banf oeren bereits aipei
anoere bebroblide Spiteme 5eribmet-
tert ipurben, bie tp1brenb oes pergan-
genen Sabres fir bas fornmuniitiI6e
Holen lno sic rote gibe6o-SIoapaf
tdtig maren."
8li1er uno Ser 8unbes slider
beitsdef &ans ggioi erfl1rten, bieier
reueIte Spionagering iei bon ruff
l6en Mrmee-Sffi8ieren i'm Sit-8erli-
ner Sauptquartier Der Soipiets orea.
1iiiert 1tno geleitet poroen. Sano. in
&ano nit ibnen bdtten pie ggioi
1peiter iagt, in bieiem Saa Sauptper.
ionen Ser fommuniitiiden 3eeierung
Sit=8erlins gearbeitet.
i. 8unoesfansler &onrao gl6enauer
batte bor bieier IenI Iationellen gntbiil.
lung bereits 5ur 8orii6t gegeniiber
ben Srieoensibalmeien Der Soipiets
getparnt. >5g
@nflanb nnb bic 6iterreidiide srdge
Am Sreitag meloete bie vMH.
HreB" aus @ien:
3' Die &uiien permieoen beute gele-
eentlid Der Situng bes sluiierten
aontroarats 5uar gefliiientlih biref-
te ansriffe auf Sen 8eiten, lieBen
nber feinen Bebiel in ser Sotpiet-
Holitif geeeniiber .Selterreih burb.
bIiden. AtJ
,a3Das beieste SeIterrei1 miro BON
bielem GiermG9te-3at pertpaltet.
@eitlihe Oiplonlaten batten gebofft,
bob Die 3uiien irgenoeine beriobnlibe
@eite MAIDEN tpiiroen, tpel1e bie felt
adt Sabren bonn @eiten angeitrebte
llnter5eibnung zines l1nabb1ngig-
feitsnertroees fir Selterrei1 in greif-
bare gdbe riidt. Stattoeiien griff &C.
neraueiitnant 9. g. Spiriootp, ser
ruHiibe ,a&obe &ommiiiar, Die otter
reihiihen &egierungen on, pelhe ieit
&rieasenoe antierten; er berlangte
bas Gerbot zines bon Dem eben1aligen
oeutiden Diplomaten Srana bon Ba-
pen perfaBten 8uhes, linb 1pies oas
@eiud Ser 0iterreibii6en 8unbespoit
nab elmer 5errldreibe- -8erbinbung
5iuiiden atpet St1bten Ser amerifani-
iden uno ruiiiiden Gone ab.
Ser britiife Sobe &ommiiiar, Sir
Sarolo gaccia, Iab iid baraufbin per-
aniaBt, Die fiir5li6 BON Mnorei @is
ibrnffn in ben 8ereinten 9eationen
setnodte grflarung 5u 5itieren: Ser
Snnnel Der Sreunoi9aft iollte bon
Often tpie BON @eIten Der gleib5eitie
geldaffen tperoen, bantit mir eber
3uinmmenfommen." a. Gaccia bebnuer-
tie, baB rSpiriootp offeniidtlid fid
an bieiem 5reunbldaftsmerf nidt be-
teiligen min.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
Or. Mbenauer mad Gnglanb

0ad 2onooner Mitteilungen pirb
I'M 5oreign Office beitdtigt, 6aB 8un-
oesfan5ler 0r. Mbenauer lam ODER
Inn Den IA. Wai" gu 8eipre6ungen
na6 2onoon fommen miro. Die 9au-
er Oes slufentbaltes 8r. Moenauers
lit nod nidt feltgelegt. sSn biplomati-
l6en &reiien miro angenon1men, baB
Die 8eipre6ungen gB@ -Sragen, bie
Saltuns bes BeItens BEL ettpaigen
8erbanolungen nit Ser Sotpiet,
Union uno Die grgebniiie Der Mmeri-
fa-Reiie oes 8unoesfanalers beriib-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
&iermad)te-8 erbanblnngen

Gum erltenmal leit ser Belt nod
Der ruiiil6en 8lodaoe i'm Sabr t949
famen lette 8ode 9tuiien, gnglGrl-
Der, Amerifaner uno SranaoIen gu
Gerbanolllngen in Berlin sulanmet1.
SIN iotuietilhen 8eiasungs-&a
quarter ipuroen 8iermdbte-8elpre6
lingen eroffnet, oie cine grb0bl1ng Der
Si6erbeit bes 2uftperfebrs iiber Ser
lin uno Der ruiiii6en Gone gum @e-
genItano baben. IA
Die &onferen5 fano auf 8oridlag
Der Soiuiets itatt, Die bie tueltlihen
8ertreter in ibr &auptquartier i'm
Sit-9erliner 8oorrt &arlsborit einlu-
ben,' l,m Wittel unb @ege aur Ser
meiouns iolber 3iuiIdeirfdne 5u fin-
ben, tpie tie Der MbiduB zines engli-
i6en Wilitdrflugaeugs an Der 3onen-
gren5e if Norb= =Deutiblanb burh eli
nen ioipietii6en 0iiieni6ger fiirali6
oarseitellt batte.
NabOem Die &uiien 5ipei gerbanb-
lungen iiber Die 2uftli6erbeit nit ben
8riten sefiibrt batten, regten tie an,
Die 8eipre6ungen auf ale bier 8ee
latungsma6te aus5uoebnen. Die 8e-
ipre6ungen murOen in ben lesten Sa-
gen inn 9auptquartier oes britil6en
Soben &ommiiars fortgeiett. l1nbe-
ltatigten @erii6ten 5ufolge regten Die
&uiien an oie segen,pdrtigen, ie
5man5is Weilen breiten brei 2uftfor-
riOore ab5uidaffen uno burb einen
ein5igen, erbebli6 breiteren 5lugpeg
gu erleten.
Der ruiiiide @uni6 nod ser 8e-
teiligung Imerifas uno 5ranfrei1s
an oen 8elpre6ungen fiibrte az Ser
mutungen, Oh Die Sopiets, Die augen-
blidlif 10 erpi6t auf cine 3uian-
menarbeit NIT Dem @elten eri1einen,
ettpa bennadlt einen S6ritt ipeiter
seben ipiiroen, INN Die 8erbanblungen
Ser bier Md6te auf Sragen aus5u-
bebnen, Die gang 9eutidlano ange=
ben.
8niiiide Spionage
Die 0eutide 8unoesregieruna in
Bonn COB om Sreitag befannt, iie
babe noen groBten uno eefabrlidlten
bon &uiien geleiteten Spionagering
serldmettert, Ser leit Der 1916 be-
gonnenen gelebung aufseoedt muir
6e".
Ger amtierenoe 8unoesfan5ler
5ran5 8liiber iagte, baB bereits
fiinfunooreiBig 9eutide in oieier ga,
DIE perbaftet uuroen, uno oaB auf
minoeitens adt meitere gefabnbei
meroe. Sic linb id1ntlid orinseno
oeroa6tig, fiir oie So,piet-ltnion be.
lonoers i'm Hubr+ +@ebiet sSnbuitrie-
Spionage getrieben 5ll baben, lieB
8lii6er miiien. gr fiigte binau baB
Die bon ieinen 8eborben bereits JeIt-
genommenen iid nidt nur bes Ser
rats tpirtidaftlider, ionbern aud mi.
litariider @ebeimniiie Der Beital-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
Qntttnng fiir trDllnlf
Gabell 3ngnniteu nnierer
Stn0entrrl

JOS. F. Sauer, Reading, Calf $4,000
H. J. Bahr, Albert, Kans. -. 5000
Mrs. Luise Lowenthal, Turtle
Creek, Pa. ................ 1000
Rev. Alumnus, o. .......... 1000
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barlock,
Renova, Pa. .............. 1000
Mrs. John Mohatt, Sidney,
Neb. ..................... TOO
bequeSI 1.UU
Charlotte McFadden, San
uuSky, ". ............... o.UU
G.. L. Fulenkamp, Burbank,
y. IL C.UU
Louise VOytko, Johnstown,
I'd. -. C.UU
JOS. Grandmeyer, Petersburg,
Neb. 500
Carl Tauer, Argonne, Wis. =. 5.0Oi
Frank Schlaffer, Rochester,
N. 7. ............... 4.UO
Mrs. Laura Henry, Compton,
LII. ........ 5.UU
Helen Schneider, Olmitz,
kanS. ................ 2.OO
Bro Boniface Klaphaus 49,. 2.OOl
Hugo Oeple, Altoona, Pa. 49,. 2.O0l
JOS. Johann, Custer, o. .... 200
Chas. Rietschlin ........... 2.00l
Mrs. J. C. Meier, Topeka,
hanS. Z.Uu
Mrs. Metro Guaco, Scranton,
Fd. .......... Z.OO
Edward Weber, Clements,
MlllIl. I.UU
Mrs. A. Loveman, Maple Riv-
er, Ia. 2.OOI
Jacob Hertel, Wis. 2.O0l
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt, Lin
ss worth, .. ............... 2.OO
Frank Ruschl, Oshkosh, Wis. 2.00l
Mrs. John KaSmarizak, Bel
levue, Ill. ................ 1.50
John A. Specht, Elizabeth, N.
q. l.UO
Dorothy Dubes, Columbus, O. 100
Susan Schaefer, Chicago, Ill. 1.O0l
Victor Kremer, Coldwater, o. LOO
Mrs. Frank M. Rieser, Butte,
Nen. ......... 10
Martin Grogleth, Chicago,
LII. 1UU
p. J. Buchkeitz, Morrilton,
Ark. ............. l.UU
Mary Stecher, Thornwood, /
N. I. 1.OU
Leo D. Maloney, Norwalk, o. 100
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Zim-
prich, Jessie, ND. ....... 100
Miss Eliz. Fleischer, Sacra-
mento, Calf. ............ 100
S. Roeseh, Calf. ........... 100
Herm. Fischer, Edgar, Wis. 100
Anton Keipp, Mansfield, O.. 100
Mrs. Barb. Herb, Columbus,
o. 100
Mrs. Joe Doll Sr., Perham,
MINI. ......... 100 |
Fred Hoenig, Fort Madison,
la. I.UO
JOS. Nordman, Cincinnati, O. 100
Mrs. Josephine Berkenkoff,
Trenton, NJ. ......... 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in fliissiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp init so
grossem Erfolg bel oben er-
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won Ell
mem prominenten Art i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen Wissenschaft die aus
Serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Adernverkalkung hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut; ist also Elm vorziigliches
Friihjahrs-K -Kurmittel.
Knoplauch ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsmittel und
neutralisiert schadliche Subj
stanzen i'm Magen und i'm
Unterlnih
Unser LIQUID GARLIC ist
leicht III nehmen und der
tbele Nachgeschmack kann
leicht NIT einem Ess0ffel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden zum Preis Won
$500 per Pint oder $3.50 per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiser!a6-
hung, bezogen werden Won der
Texas Liquid Garlic Go.
r. 5s, Mineral Wells, Texas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18
TreifteQe 81 Gbren bes
81. sSgnatimS

Previously credited -. .$3, ISL 80
In Memory of E. A. Bassing 1900
J. F. Nickum, Sharon, Pa. 800
Total. ............ :. So, ,769 80
Evening star., 1953-07-19

Moskeeto Lites Repellent.
Keeps mosquitoes, insects
owoy. lnoffensive to ST
humans, lasts so hrs. J.
Evening star., 1953-07-19

Lozy Susan, plate glass,
l3k" round. BoIl-beor-
ing base, seetioned 81
gloss
Evening star., 1953-07-19

Eriserotor Bog for pienics,
holds II bottles, keeps
food hot or cold. In ST
suloted. 4 foP----
Evening star., 1953-07-19

MetoI Wosts Pepper Bos-
kst has fIoroI design on
light or dark boek- ST
ground ------
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
William Huff Dies
OF Heart AiIment

William Huff, 50, of Summer
ford, died in University Hospital,
late Monday. A mechanic employed
by the Oliver Corporation of
Springfield, Mr.. Huff was taken to
the hospital last Wednesday after
he suffered a heart attack.
Surviving are his wife, Maude:
two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Rig
gle of SunImerford and Mrs. Mary
Knisley of Gallon; a granddaugh-
ter, Sandra Lee Knisley; two
brothers, Perry and Charles, both
of South Charleston; six sisters.
Mrs. Inis Groves of Jeffersonville,
Mrs. Alma Tschakert of Wester-
vile, Mrs. Edith billiard of South
Vienna, Mrs. Belle Penwell of
London, Mrs. Leila Puckett of
Danville and Mrs. Daisy Mackweli
of Springfield.
Funeral services Wednesday at
three o'clock at the Lukens Fun
eral Home, the Reverend George
Davidson, officiating minister. In
terment in Mt. Sterling Cemetery.
Friends may call at the resi-
dence in Summerford.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Everett McHenry Listed
Missing In Action In Korea
Mrs, Goida McClaskie
Dies Of Long illness

Mrs. Coda Marie McClaskie, Sc,
died Saturday at Grant Hospital.
She had been in failing health for
some time.
Surviving are her husband,
Thomas Earl McClaskie; two sons,
Max E. McClaskie of London and
Robert E. McClaskie of Pickering
ton; one daughter, Mrs. Doris Lar
kin of London; four sisters, Mrs.
Mabel Archer, Newport, Mrs. Lula
Strait, London, Mrs. Bertha Daw-
es, Bookwalter, and Mrs. Leota
Reisinger, North Lewisburg; two
brothers, Leonard Wilson of Lon
don and Frank Wilson of Spring
field, and four grandsons.
Funeral services Tuesday at two
o'clock at the Church of Christ in
Christian Union, the Reverend
Harley P. Bennett, officiating min
ister. Interment in Kirkwood Gem
etery in charge of Schlechty-Fich-
ner Funeral Home.
Friends may call at the resi-
dence at 238 South Main Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Soil Supervisors
Approve 5 Farms

The Madison Soil Conservation
District Board of Supervisors held
their regular monthly meeting on
Thursday evening, July 16. At this
July 16 meeting, the Board of Sup
ervisors approved complete farm
plans on the farms of Louis w.
Scheiderer, "A acres in Darby
Township; George Nelson, 446
acres in Deercreek Township; Sirs.
Martin Cary, 140 acres in Darby
Township; Mack Stoner, 135 acres
in Fairfield Township; and Walter
Fee, 124 acres in Canaan Town
ship. There was. also an initial
farm plan approved for Mrs. E. r.
Paul and w. c. Golden for 22O
acres in Jefferson Township.
The Board received new appli-
cations for a farm plan from
Charles Crager, 179 acres in JEFF
ferson Township; Harold Wade,
140 acres in Pleasant Township;
Karl German, 275 acres in Jeffer-
son Township; William J. Plank,
so acres in Darby Township; and
Robert G. Denmeade. Agent, 46O
acres in Union Township.
Austin Harbage was named by
the Board as delegate to the Sup
ervisors School to be held on Aug
ust 25, 26 and q at Bowling Green
University.
Persons attending this meeting
were Board members James Miller,
James Littler, Delbert Grouse, and
Austin Harbage. Also there were
c. 0. Steele, Area Soil Conserva-
zionist, John Moore, Madison
County Agricultural Agent, and
Robert Cobb and Dorman Wright
from the Soil Conservation Service
at London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Kansas Man Pays
Fine Is Released

Bob Earl Ryan of 507 Smythe
Street, Wichita, Kansas, was fined
$50 and costs in Justice Gerald
Baynes court Monday morning,
after his arrest by Deputy Sheriff
K. II. Johnson on a charge of reck-
less operation of his automobile.
He paid the fine and was released.
According to the deputy's re-
port, Ryan headed northeast on
US. Route AZ about four miles
west of London, is alleged to have
fallen asleep and sideswiped car
driven by Leonard o. Hole of 1912
King Avenue, Columbus. Hole, the
report stated, was driving south
west on us. AZ, saw that the Ryan
car was headed for the wrong side
of the road and turned off to the
side. Before he made it, the deputy
said, Ryan had sideswiped his car
and thrown it into the ditch. Meth
er occupant was injured.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Word Received By
Parents On Eve OF
Korean Armistice

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McHenry of
Fish Hatchery Road, have received
word from the Defense Depart
ment of the United States, that
their son, Pfc. Everett McHenry, is
missing in action in Korea, date
unknown.
Pfc. McHenry who would have
been 21 in November, entered the
service December 10, 1852. He sail
ed from t't. Lewis, Washington,
June 2, 1853, and was detailed with
the field artillery. Pfc. McHenry
and his buddy, Pvt. Carl Ingles,
son Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Ingles,
West Jefferson, had gone into SER
vice together and were not separ-
ated until they reached Korea, ac-
cording to message reccc--- oy
the Ingles recently.
The McHenrys received a brief
letter from their son on Thursday,
July 16, just one week to the day
before he was reported missing
that he had injured his ankle and
expected to enter a hospital i'm
mediately for treatment.
The McHenrys stated that they
did not know how he was injured
for he had written them, Il will
never tell you if / get into action
when I reach Korea"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Law Library Case
Ruling DELAYED

Judge William D. Radcliffe of
Circleville, sitting by assignment in
the absence of Judge James F.
Bell, heard formal argument Fri
day afternoon of a case brought by
the Madison County Law Library
Association against the villages of
Mt. Sterling, West Jefferson and
Plain City. The hearing was on
motion to strike the state examin-
er's findings from the petition fill
ed against the three villages by the
Library Association. Previously the
objection by the villages was over
ruled by the court and the argu-
ments heard Friday were on a re-
hearing of the case.
Judge Radcliffe's decision will be
filed at a later date. The case
stemmed from the non-payment of
certain fine monies by the three
villages which are payable to the
Law Library Association, it was,
said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Jerry Bangham Gets
O.S.U. Scholarship

Jerry Bangham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Bangham, North Main
Street, who was Madison County
winner in the Senior Scholarship
test for 1858, recently received a
letter of Congratulations from DR..
Clyde Hissong. Director of Educa-
ton for the State of Ohio, compli-
menting him on his excellent rec
ord.
The letter also contained the
news that on the basis of his per-
formance, a scholarship for one
year at Ohio State University
where Jerry expects to enter this
fall, was awarded him, if he
chose to avail himself of it whenhe
is admitted to the University.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
324th Artillery
In 34+h Reunion

We Grams of the 324th Heavy
Field Artillery of World War I
will l:old their 34th Annual Re-
union Saturday, August 1st, at
Buckeye Lake, Ohio. according
to Louie d. Creviston, Assistant
Treasurer of State, who is Sec
retary of the group.
Headquarters for the gathering
of all of the entire days prog
ram. including the evening dinner,
will be held in the Park Terrace.
THIS is the first of the "a an
nual ,eunions of this outfit to be
held at Buckeye Lake, according
to Creviston. who said that many
of the veterans are bringing their
families along with them for
three or four days of vacation at
the lake.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Night Racing At
Fair This Year
Major Part Of Youth
Building Expected TO
Be In Use For Fair

Work on the lights for the night
racing at the Madison County Fair
is going ahead, according to Fair
Secretary, Bob Hines. The Madison
County Youth Building is also go
ing up rapidly and it is expected
that the live stock section will be
in use by Fair time. A slight slow
ing of work on both projects came
when the three-inch rainfall struck
here week ago but work is again
going ahead full speed. it was said.
A rumor believed to have started
when a circus show was cancelled
last week. The American Legion
had planned to place the circus in
the infield of the race track but
the show was cancelled due to the
fact that the infield is being land
scaped and improved. The Fair this
year will run from August %
through August u, Mr.. Hines said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-28
Fall Festival In
October Planned

The London Retail Merchants
Association is sponsoring a Fall
Festival and Sesquicentennial cele-
bration on the Main Street in Lon
don on October 7th, 9Th, 9th and
10th, and are giving special invi-
tation to all Organizations and
Church groups to participate and
operate concession stands for their
own profit if they wish. To COM
plete arrangements, a meeting is
being called for Friday night, July
31st, at 800 pm. in the basement
of the Court House. All interested
groups are asked to have represen-
tatives present at this meeting.