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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
MADISON COUNTY COURT
ACCOUNTS APPROVED

First. and final accounts have
been allowed and confirmed In the
estates of Harold E. Merrill by
Arthur L. Rebe, executor and
Frances L. Smith by James A.
Smith, executor.
LICENSES ASKED
Rodney Christian Dhume, cor
poral in the u. S. Army, South
Vienna and Beverly Je n Bier
baugh, London.
Floyd E. Woosley, receiving
clerk, Columbus and Judith Ann
Butcher, London.
James Edward Van Horn, truck
driver, London and Patrica Ann
Debord, London, r. 2.
LICENSES GRANTED
Walter Daniel Lacey and Ruth
Ann Higgins.
Rodney Christian Dhume and
Beverly Jean Bierbaugh.
DIVORCES ASKED
Ella Mae Winchester VS. James
Halliday Winchester.
Hyldreth Sargent VS. Guy Sar-
gent.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Frances L. Pinnegar VS. William
E. Pinnegar.
CASE DISMISSED
Action for divorce of Mary Rel
singer VS. Clarence Reisinger, has
been dismissed on motion of de-
fendant.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Irene P. Smith to Daniel w.
Gillenwater and Rozella Fl. Gill
lenwater, 35 acres in Union town.
ship.
Lillian Haskins to Emery E.
Dillon and Verna NJ. Dillon, lots
91-92-93-94 and 101 in Gwynne and
Minter addition to the village of
Lafayette.
Thomas Rinehart and Dora
Rinehart to James Feely, lot 102
in Toland addition to city of Lon
don.
Winifred B. Feddern ID Robert
j. Feddern, Jr. and Dortha c.
Feddern, lots 5 and 6 in Burrows
addition village of Jefferson.
Dan B. Hill and Etura I. Hill
to Paul E. Moore and Ethel NJ
Moore, " acre in Deercreek town
ship.
Clifford A. Cligrow and Carmen
K. Cligrow to Harvey K. Lester
and Ruth D. Lester, 1.261 acre in
Fairfield township.
Robert r. Richards and Jane
r. Richards to Alvin L. Richards
lots 13-14-15 and 20 feet of
Northeasterly end of lot 8 In
Block 8 in Darby Crest addition,
Jefferson township. .laG.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

Alvin l.. Richards to Robert r.
Richards, lots 11-12 and % feet
off northerly side of lot 13 in
Block 3 of Darby Crest addition
Jefferson township.
Noah Phillips and Alma Phillips
to Roy A. Wood, lot 81 in Cappy
Jackson addition village of Plain
City.
Howard Hill and Letha Hill to
Robert Stewart and Jennie Ste4
wart, property on South Oak
Street, city of London.
Alvin l. Richards to Francis L.
Ford and Joan D. Ford, lot 13
amended plot to Darby Crest adj
dition Jefferson township.
Bette Keller LaFollette to Nor
man l.. LaFollette property in viii
lage of Mt. Sterling.
James H. Estep and Samantha
Estep to Rose Mae Steele, 0.57
of acre in Deercreek township.
Haysel j. Robinson to Robert
F. Johnson and Lois M. Johnson,
property on Elm Street, city of
London.
Lillian D. Conway TO James
Richard Conway and Margaret
Pickin Conway property in city
of London.
James Richard Conway and
Margaret Pickin Conway to Lii
lian D. Conway, property in city
of London.
Charles r. Saunders and Ruth
E. Saunders to Helen II. Dunn,
lot ! in Samuel Smiths addition
to village of South Solon.
Harry d. johnson and Mary
Johnson, to Charles D. Sohnson
and Peggy Johnson, 0.205 of acre
in Paint township.
Clarence E. Martin and Mamie
c. Martin to Albert ]. Braith-
waite and Kathryn Braithwaite,
part of lot 81 in the original town
of jefferson.
Ada M. Evans eft al to Clarence
Earles, lot 8 in Hussey's addition
to village of Newport.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
An Editorial
DEATHLESS RECORD

The thousands of country weekly and smaller city daily
papers +he United States stand in unique position.
Absolutely nothing takes the place of the hometown
1t leaves printed record of community life and activity that
be found nowhere else.
For example, take the Reese River ReVee of Austin Me-
Vada published in the geographical center of state having
population of less than persons TO each of its 900
square miles of
The Revee has been published continuously since May 6.
1853 two years after The first telegraph line Nevada
replaced +he Pony Express.
The files of the Revee preserved in the courthouse vault
said TO be the only complete files of any Nevada
paper dating back in territorial days.
All OF which points up the fact that the local newspapers in
every of country furnish deathes record of the
people and The they
Local history recorded and preserved by the country
of the nation - hopes aspirations facts drama ma
births deaths political events legal records the
whole chain of human activity
A town without local newspaper is like phonograph
without record.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
MRS. GALLAGHER
IMPROVING
MEMORIAM

Charles Eades son OF James r.
and Nancy Holland Eades was born
October rs, 1873, Vinton County,
Ohio and departed this life, May 4,
1854 at his home near Mechanics
burg, Ohio, at the age OF seventy
days. February rs, 1908 he was
united in marriage to Miss Laura
Woods, Newport, Ohio, and to this
union eleven children were born. Mr..
Fades farmed all his life in Madison
County. He served as Paint Town
ship trustee four years and on the
school board for twenty years. He
was a member OF the Oak Run
Grange and member of the Chris
tian Union Church at Newport, Ohio.
Surviving are: his Wife, Laura, five
sons, Oils, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Ed
gar, Bill, Herbert, London, Ohio. and
Dale, Mt Sterling Ohio. six daugh-
ters, Mrs. Wannetta Manring. CO.
lumbus, Ohio, Mrs. Hazel Carson,
Madison Mills. Ohio, Mrs. Myrtle
johnson, London, Ohio, Mrs. Janice
Miller, Mt Sterling, Ohio. Mrs. Betty
Alkire, London, Ohio, and Mrs. Lucy
Thorne. Shreveport, Louisiana. 3s
grandchildren, five brothers, Cas-
sius. Ray, Tully, and Thomas. all OF
London and Homer West Jefferson,
Ohio, one sister, Mrs. May Ault, Sc
dalia, Ohio, and host OF relatives
and friends.
He would not want the ones he loves
to grieve for him today.
We must not say that he Is dead,
for he is just away.
Away upon q journey, to . land
that's fair,
and though we all VIII miss him
here,
we know he's happy there.
And memories of him will bring
new comfort every day,
as we recall, he is not dead,
he is just away.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
INHERITANCE TAXES

Inheritance taxes have been paid
in probate court in the following
estates: Alpheus Burrell, late of
Jefferson township, $103.48 was
paid 1000 to Jefferson township;
Jennie Redman, late of Pleasant
township, $101.65 was paid 1000
to Range township; estate of Jen-
ME Redman, late of Pleasant town.
ship, $9564 was paid 1000 to
Range township
WILL PRo5ATED
Diana Forest, late of PickaWay
County left her entire estate, es-
innate not known, to her three
sons. Ward Forest, a son, was
named executor to serve without
bond, by provision of the will.
INVENTORIES APPROVED
Estate of Dan II. Troyer, late
of Canaan township, amounted to
S39,515.07, with real estate valued
at S37, 300 and personal property
S1,715.07, according to inventory
filed in probate court. Alvin D.
Troyer is executor and Andrew
Carey, Alvin P. Kramer and Jonas
E. Beachy, appraisers.
Estate of John B. Otte, late OF
Union township, totalled $500 all
real estate, according to inventory
filed in probate court. Charles
Crabbe is administrator and Viii
liam H. Riddle, Harold Flax and
Edgar Dixon, appraisers.
Estate of Frank Adams, late OF
London, totalled $6,80770, real es-
tate valued at $6,625 and personal
property, $182.70, according to in
ventory filed in probate court
Ruth E. Adrian is administrative
c. N. McAllister, William H. Rid
die and Leon King, appraisers
APPOINTMENTS
Estate of Besse High Postle
late of West Jefferson, Stuart A.
Postle has been named executor
to serve without bond.
Estate Claude d. Powell, late
of Plain City, Belle Powell has
been named executrix to serve
without bond.
Estate of Charles F. Atkinson
late of Canaan township, Cathryne
Atkinson has been named admin.
istrator VIVA.
Estate of Stanley p. Carpenter
late of Canaan township, Wilbur
E. Beane has been named admin.
strator with bond set at $1,000
Estate of Davis Smith, late oil
Pleasant township, Stella Smith
has been named administrative
with bond set at $4,000.
Estate of Anna Smith, late OF
Pleasant township, Wayne Smith
has been named administrator with
bond set at $4,000.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Sales Taxes In
County Increase

Collections from Ohio's select
I'VE sales tax for the ten months
ending May l amounted to $780,
008,918, it was disclosed by
State Treasurer Roger w. Tracy.
This represents a gain of g.
S30,536, or 4.32 per cent, over
collections for the corresponding
period of the last fiscal year, he
said, when receipts amounted to
S153, ,378, ,382.
Collections for the week end
ing May / were $3,469, ,723,
which were S1O8,o24 below the
receipts of $3,577,747 for the
same period of last year.
An analysis of the weeks re-
port shows that gains were
made in four of the eight classifi-
cations, including apparel, general
department store, furniture and
miscellaneous groups. Gains were
also noted in apparel and grocery
sub-groups in the chain store
classificationS.
The automotive classification
was off $26,5O5 from a year ago,
and receipts from the sale of
motor vehicles accounted for $780,
594 of that decline.
Madison County sales tax col
leetions for the week ending May
/, 1854 were $8,219.44 as COM
pared with $7,35294 for a like
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
CREED OF PEACE
A Practical Approach
(sent in by West jefferson Readerl

guilty proudly exercise my intelligence
to the disadvantage of my fellow -
guilty of when distort others opinions which diff
fer from my
guilty of when show disregard for the rights and
properties of others.
guilty of what another has honestly
acquired.
guilty of when seek to maintain superiority
of position deprvg others of their opportunity of advance
guilty of if imagine my kin and myself to be
privileged people.
guilty if 1 believe heritage entities to mon
opolize of nature.
guilty believe other people think
and live do.
guilty when make life soey depen-
dent power, fame and riches
guilty when think the minds of people should
be regulated by force rather than by reason.
guilty when believe the God conceive the
others must
guilty of when think that land of mans birth
must necessarily be the place of his livelihood
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Honor Roll
MADISON LOCAL
HONOR ROLL


THIRD GRADE - Sharon
Blevins, Lula Burris, Joe Burwell,
Jane Campbell, Jerry Campbell,
Sandra Delong, Kathy Fades, Kay
Gardner, Danny Hay, Susan
Hook, Vernon Isaacs, Junior Lin
dig, Mary Morcher, Karen Rea,
Roberta Sheerin, Gene Snyder,
Judy Sparks, Gary Sites.
FOURTH GRADE - Linda
Beekman, Carol Clemans, Sheila
Davis, Norma Dixon, Josephine
Fout, Larry Fradd, June Nc
Claskie, Walter Mendenhall, Bill
ly Miller, Dan Moore, Martha
Phillips, Richard Renick, Eddie
Ropp, Joe Tinker, David Webb
and Joyce Whitesides.
FIFTH GRADE - Samuel
Cox, Diane Fades, Robert Gees
ling, Frances Hay, George Jacobs,
Paul Knisley, Judy McClaskie,
Ruth Mccoy, Warren Rockwell,
Leroy Simpson, Beverly Sparks,
James Trehearne.
SIxTH GRADE - Gene Def
fenbaugh, Lonnie Finchum, David
Fout, Eddie Gault, Jean Ridenour,
Ruth Ann Ropp, Roberta Stuth-
ard.
SEVENTH GRADE - Jimmy
Borror, Judy Deck, Jerry Fout,
Gloria Geesling, Dorothy Jenkins,
Gerald Maggard, Kay McClaskie,
Miles Patton, Avis Rucker, Peggy
Sparks.
EIGHTH GRADE - Nancy
Gammell.
NINTH GRADE - Glenda
Garner, Paul Borror, Alma Deford
TENTH GRADE - Nancy Bor-
ror, Glenna Jenkins, Jean Morgan
stern.
ELEVENTH GRADE - Bar
bara Davis, Richard Dunkle, Bar
bara Geesling, Ann Moody, Crys-
tai Stewart, Linda Gault, Marlene
Leslie, Naomi Isaacs.
TWELFTH GRADE - Bonnie
Boughn, Janet Bruce, Joyce Fin
chum, Faye Jenkins.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
At Osteopathic
Meet In Columbus

DR.. Robert w. Halterman, DO.
1T n. Main st. of London, Ohio
attended the fifty-sixth annual
convention of the Ohio Ostepathic
Association of Physicians and
Surgeons which opened at the
Neil House recently.
Approximately 400 Osteopathic
Physicians and Surgeons are at
tending the four-day session.
SCHOOL ROBBED
A small amount of cash was
missing in the most recent robbery
of West Jefferson "B" School
Wednesday night. Thieves pulled
a lock off door to gain entrance
and robbed the principals office,
Deputy Herb Markley said.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rider, 1O6
West Center Street, announce the
birth of a daughter Donna Marie
at Grant Hospital, May 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

Jones, Lizzie Houston age 95,
April II, 1854, Myocardial failure.
Kelso, Glen F. age So, April 2,
1854, Myocardial infarction due to
arteriosclerotic coronary throm-
bosos.
Manning, James Edw. age 81,
April 1, 1854, Coronary thrombo-
sis.
Null, Roney age 79, April Is,
1854, Cardiac insufficiency.
Rocker, CLANCY M. age 68 April
3, 1854, Lobar pneumonia.
Smith, Anna age IS, April 25,
1854, Carcinoma of Esophagus.
Steele, Edith Lee age 78, April
8, 1854, Cerebral apoplexy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
BIRTHS
RECORDED

Cain, Ellsworth and Beatrice,
rs Riley Ave, London, O., Ona
Dee Cain, March 3, 1854.
Freeman, Allen and Norma, 5
Antietam ST., London o., Gregory
Allen, March II, 1854.
Mullins, Bennie and Faye, Mt.
Sterling, Larry Edmond, March
%, 1854.
Bussey, Glenn and Jean, South
Solon, Ohio, Glenn Michael, April
6, 1854.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

period in 1853. Total collections
from July /, 1853 to date were
1884, ,457.50 as compared with
S241, ,551.48 for a like period in
the previous wear.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
CALF" LANGEN
IN HOSPITAL

"ALF" LANGEN
IN HOSPITAL
Alfred Langen, Chandler Av-
enue, has entered Grant Hospital
for observation
MRS. GALLAGHER
IMPROVING
Mrs. Dan Gallagher is slowly
RI covering at her home on East
First Street, after a severe dia-
bette attack.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-22


Jerry sunds led tho Trainers 10 and - points respectively
Ron Finnsy topped the Presidents scoring with points
On Jan II the Ted Bes team is second victory the
Senior Home League the g. Municipal Basketball
Halle O. Brown also it, league game Jan H. II Hal
lies first win Of the league play
Roy Campaneila ~ New York
when he win sports doing
for human relations In the sports field.
Dwight Reed For ~" COAhi Speaking Of who should be Min
nesoas next grid this dominates Dwight Reed
Wilkinson Bggs Munn the
M available Dwight coaching superior
NASH Bud svenn John Ronnng the others mentioned
This writer believes that competent
Dwight Reed who while coaching small college produced
championship sas would be popular choice with Minnesota grid
fans.
Mckinley Davis and Carl Cain Iowa. Cleo Vaughn Ohio
state Harvey Williams Eaddy
Ju Mccoy Of Michigan State; Way Indiana
all Negro lads playing Big Ten bRsebathe number
sepla lads Midwest history only years
when unwtton law In Big Ten beaksba kept Negro lads off
squads Michigan the first to throw the discriminatory
iee into the
Don Eaddy Michigan player dropped with
eight seconds to play 10 win thriller Michigan 81
10 % last Saturday ATbor
~ sepa players scored Mccoy
State player 10 points
breaker.
Leroy Boldsn the Mighty Mite Michigan
elected coapsn of the 1864 grid team Of the Lansing school
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-22
RATING TIE
y e G. @ n D s

While not known a. q Groom
er. being looked upon rather a. Q
real heavy one fundamentally,
Oscar Peterson comes up with an
other pair Of vocals on his latest
disc. He has the sound and style
but one Immediately thinks Of
Nat King" Cole upon hearing
Oscar sing. and that's not 20 good.
Until he crashes through with q
real big one. take his AUTUMN
IN NEW YORK and I HEAR
MUSIC. They are excellent. Hs. Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-22
e='''=' ports

Friday Minneapolis defeated Edison 90 70 81
Shorty Patterson topped scorers with "a pnts I'd jackson
also In NoFths lineup
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-22

center for South.
Is Vocational Jack Roberts dropped IN q free throw
with 80 seconds remaining 70 take the lead and
George Jones iced up the victory with another free
throw with seven seconds 10 90. Dick Robinson was
the high scorer Central with II points Vocation
ais Dick Green led all scorers with - while Stan
Gardner had seven markers.
Friday At HamIins Field House Mechanic Arts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-22

course accompanies himself at the
piano, and has Barney Ksassl On
guitar and Ray Brown On bass.
rounding out the dulcet Soundh
(Clef1.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-22
AT The Rinqside
By LUX Virgil ovsrbea

Archie Moore 70 Defend ThI0 AgOiass JoOv MoxB
old nghtf This question
Miami n whsn defends light hsavy
weight championship against Maxim 10
from Maxim N december 1852 when ne won opsdsd dseidou An
turn ngh clause Archie gave Joey rSah last and barely
30 chapter three this stirring 81 Of
ausrs coming The chief characters Moore
fellow for the ring at the age Of 81 possibly and Maxim
Q spring chicken himself at %
Moore his title at tims when he past prime
lucrative fights Argentina other points
outside the u Hs maung boxer champ
however; carries Istha weapons his nsts
Against he eagsy the tricks Of
the ring and who equally difficult 70 h Joey rarely gets
the ring and OftSn than not his stamina hsps him
opponent. Maxim does not have q kayo punch though
Moore repeatedly have difficulty making weight because
he said to have started training weighing pounds age
The training grind and losing weight not NsvsrhS
rnEdsr believes the win outpon Maxim
In . dun bout and retain his title.
The SIg TIvh.-oIson W.. OsvIIur-Is On
Boxing Chicago Eoating because their beloved
Windy City is getting what should be the fight
pound championship battle between mddsweKht champion Carl
fBobo) Olson and wstsrwsight king KID uayIlan.
They win face another Friday night April Chicago
cent The percentages apply tsisvnon take The In
tenatonAl Boxing club Of promoting
Local teevHon however will happy
the Chicago area The house likely 10
be scaled with RS or $50 top for nEds ducas
Plus gate.
For Olson. this fight win truly ability as
fighter cheese champ deserve follow
In the shoes Of the great Ray tsugar Robinson mddswsg
kngf DID be whip outofnhRpe Randy Tupln lucky
10 the tts. Il he that goodP
There better testing block ring today oavan
He has himself great champ too good for
this wsGhtmanE troubles have caused him 70 work al
sa than top efficiency wss but iSopOndsr hs should
predictions 10 the outcome but one thing n for
sure-this should be a great fight.
speaking Of Olson appear tuns-up bout in
thu jan 70 teevslon series In Hereunder against
overweight reason TO believe Rndons can
whip the champ The bout win b held in San Francisco
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Jolly Good Neighbors
Club Holds MeetinQ

The Ava Jolly Good Neighbors
Club met Wednesday in the
home of Mrs. Anna Davis.
In the morning session Broil-
er Meals was the project, with
dinner being served at noon.
During the afternoon the busi-
ness session was held at which
time the Christmas Name ex-
change VISA held and the officers
for the coming year were install
led.
Bernadell Sayre received the
door prize.
Those present were: Mrs. Ethel
Stiers, Mrs. Mildred Calvin, Mrs.
Grace Bond, Mrs. Leila Stiers,
Mrs. Gladys Dudley, Mrs. Betty
Clark, Mrs. Florence Gillespie,
Mrs. Agnes Sayre, Mrs. Alice
Rayner, Mrs. Patty Buckley, Mrs.
Dorothy Bates, Mrs. Sade Moore,
Mrs. Eta Rayner, Mrs. Leila Mae
Davis and Mrs. Audrey Allbrit-
ain, a new member and the
hostess.
Guests were: Bernadell Sayre,
Nellie Warehime, Charles Gil
lespie, Frany Calvin, Danny
Allbritain, Chuckie Clark, Jerry
Lee Clark and frankie Calvin.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Ethel Stiers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
SHARON NEWS

SHARON Sharon Loyal
Temperance Legion met at the
home Of Riley Dovenbarger on
Wednesday evening for their
November meeting.
President Linda Wiley called
the meeting to order. Opening
song, ''This is my Fathers
World. Linda read the Tooth
Psalm for a Scripture lesson.
The advisor, Vera Harmon, led
in a Thanksgiving prayer.
Pledges to Christian and Unit
ed States flags were repeated
also L.T.L. pledge and rhyme.
L. T. L. songs and slogans were
repeated. Members answered
roll call with Bible quotations
and What / like for Thanks
giving dinner"
Plans were discussed for the
annual Christmas party. During
the lesson period, Bible verses
were learned and stories, David
the Shepherd Boy" and "Larry's
Thanksgiving Problem" were
read. Games were enjoyed and
delicious refreshments were ser
we'd by Mrs. Mabel Dovnbarger
assisted by Riley to Joan, Karen,
Kaye and Victor Boyd, Peggy
Ramsey, Daryl and Rose Wheel
er, Clair Pickenpaugh, Deanna
and Tom Marquis, Joyce Haga,
Linda Wiley, Judy Walters and
the advisor, Vera Harmon.
Ai2c Leroy d. Walters Of San
Francisco, Calf, Rosemary Wal
ters and Mrs. Ruby Sparks of
Crooksville, visited with their
sister, Mrs. Thelma Boyd and
family, Sudnay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mendenhall
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Altar Society OF ST.
Mdry's Church Meets

The Altar Society of St.
Mary's church at Fulda met on
Sunday afternoon in the parish
house.
Eleven members answered the
roll call.
During the business session
officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: president,
Mrs. Walter Weisent, vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Otto Miller and secre-
tary-treasurer, Mrs. Bernard
Shafer.
The out going officers are Mrs.
Igntz Schockling, Mrs. Louis
Crum and Mrs. Glenn Ripple.
Members present were: Miss
Lillian Snider, Miss Anna
Schwallie, Miss Irene Fox, Mrs.
Albert Rohrig, Mrs. E. H. Crock,
Mrs. Al Schoeppner, Mrs. Clem
Ripple, Mrs. Clarence Schott,
Mrs. Otto Miller, Mrs. Ignatz
Schockling and Mrs. Ed Schehl.
Mrs. Harold Schockling was
taken in as new member.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Happy
Birthday!
Tuesday, November 23

Tuesday, November %
Franklin McVicker, Mary
Henry (60), Leo Carter, Media
Lahue, Jim Shilling, William Jay
Brown, Josephine Giallombardo.
Wednesday, November "a
Minnie Cleary, Leonard L.
Long.
Thursday, November 25
John Archer, Ida Bates, Cath
crime Shackle, Mrs. M B. Arch
er.
Friday, Nov. rs
Mollier Carter 1867, Bill Wick
ham, James Wolfe.
Saturday, November 81
Mrs. AIDA Harmon, Paul Nc
Way, Clarice Jennings, Walter
Johnson, Harold Clark, Carter
Shafer, Dolly Bates, Clarence
Moore, Burta Cleary.
Sunday, November %
Virgil Henry, Marilyn Wehr,
V1cky Cutler, DurWard Mckee.
Monday, November 20
Walter Douglass, Ruth Knox.
Wednesday,, December |
Frances Wood
Thursday, December 2
Mary Richcreek, Mrs. Paul
McVay, Mrs. Ralph Hawthorne.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Mrs. Homer Finley Hostess
To Caldwell w. {. 7. u.

Caldwell W.C.T.U. met Friday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Homer Finley on Mill street
with Mrs. Edna Racey as devo-
tional leader. Her theme was
Tower of Strength.
Mrs. Lois Ziler, president, pre-
sided during the business ses-
sion at which time the local de-
partment directors were ap-
pointed.
Effie Warren reported that the
Noble county W.C.T.U. led the
state in White Ribbon recruits
with 102.
The group voted to send
candy to veterans hospitals for
Christmas.
An interesting program was
presented with Faye Hayes as
leader.
There was a circle of Thanks
giving and the meeting closed
with the Mizpah benediction.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Elsie Kirch-
ner with Mrs. Winnie johnson as
devotional leader and Matte
Groves as program leader