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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
CATAWBA Al

Plans for judging at the home
of Sharon Christensen August II
and the style show August 13
when everyone who made some
thing to wear in All will model
it, were discussed at meeting of
Catawba All at the home of Betty
Jean Dick with Linda Peltier as
hostess. Lunch was served. Next
meeting is August 19
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
SOLDIER ON FURLoUGH

Bob Reynolds, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Reynolds, is expected
home next week from Fort Lewis,
Wash, for a 15-day furlough with
his parents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
Just Askin'

All we want to know is: why
does the expression "Hit The Dirt!"
have a special meaning to Won and
Allen Satterfield.
And won't their home look nice
with the new patio being installed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
NORTH BASS ITEMS
Isle of St. George
Has A Busy Weekend
By MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN
News Staff CnrreSnondent

Port Clinton visitors last weekend Mrs. William
Dempsey and Mrs. Agnes Waldecker.
Mrs Edna DeVore of Conneaut is visiting with her sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartlaub.
Happy birthday to Mrs Erse Maynard, Miss Bonnie Fox
and Miss Janet MAYNARD
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
Reorganization Effective
At Erie Ordnance DEPOT

Major organZaOnal revisions with personnel
changes have become effective Erie Ordnance Depot
Principal organizatona changes include the creation of
two positions and two offices and aboishment
of the proof and inspection division with the of it's
functions to other organizational units
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
PENINSULA ITEMS
PENINSULA ITEMS
Chura Family Reunion
Held At State Park
By MARY LUCAS
News Staff CORRESPONDENT

The Chura family held reunion at the State Park with
pot-uck lunch served Sunday Among those present
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Stecovch Johnny and Bobby of
Delta; Mr. and Mrs George L. Bro of Youngstown Mr. and
Mrs Bob Below and family of Port Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Robe. Mr. Mrs. John StvanchO family
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
ATTEND REUNION

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Fritz and
sons spent the weekend at Lima,
attending a reunion Of Mrs. Fritz's
high school graduating class of
1889. 1t was the class first re-
union since graduation Is years
ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

ben, Neal Beery, Richard Watkins,
Laurel Van Camp, Earl Jones,
Walter Miller and Fred Grimm.
Tractor drawn wagons and other
equipment were furnished by the
farm equipment dealers of the
county. Many other persons lent a
variety of assistance to the pro-
gram and the committee wishes to
thank everyone for their help.
The inclement weather was no
deterrent to the enthusiasm of the
crowd. Last minute arrangements
were made and the event was held
in the All Club building. With ex-
ception of some help in the serv-
ing stand all work was done by the
men. Preparation of the meat was
in charge of Eldon Green and John
Bricker of the Cleveland Produc-
erS Livestock Cooperative. Indica-
tionS point to another barbecue
next year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
DR.. Lance Webb
Booked At Lakeside

LakeSiderS will hear DIR. Lance
Webb, pastor of North Broadway
Methodist Church, Columbus, at
morning services in Hoover Audi
torium, Sunday, August Is. Choir
of the Mt. Victory Methodist
Church will sing.
DR.. Hurst r. Anderson, presi-
dent of American University,
Washington, D. c., will speak Sun
day evening, telling of the recent
Christian-Moslem Convocation at
Phamdoun, Lebanon, which he at
tended as one of seven American
delegates.
On Saturday evening, August IA,
the Kleinesingers Boy Choir of
Mansfield, under the direction of
A. LeMoine Derr, will appear in
concert here.
Other numbers on Lakeside's
chautauqua program for the com
ing week include: Monday (Aug.
16)-Concert, Allan Keller, tenor;
Tuesday = Illustrated lecture, ga
long Nature Trails in Michigan, :"
Edward Morris Brigham, Jr., Bat
tie Creek, Mich; Wednesday -
Film lecture, "Africa - Land of
Contrast" Alice and Arthur Dewey
of Cleveland; Thursday - One-act
play, Family Journey" by Thorn
ton Wilder, by the Port Clinton
Playmakers, and "Shoes Off," a
musical comedy presented by the
BeachcomberS; Friday - Opera,
"Pagliacci," LIE Petit Opera Co
mique of Canton; and Saturday.
Concert, National Championship
Junior VFW Band of Warren, O.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
You're So Right!

From the Rev. Theodore Pretz-
laff of Detroit, who used to be
pastor of st. John Lutheran
church here: can optimist is a
woman who puts her shoes on
when a minister says: And in
conclusion"
And the sign at one of the
windows in the American Bank
that says: Money may not be
the first thing in the world, but
it's far ahead of the second best"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

NOTES FROM OTTAWA
Evening star., 1954-12-05

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Bromo SeItzeF Tablets, 25's --------54c
FIetchers Casioria, 5-0unees -------63e
Mereurochrome, Peoples, N.0unee Toe
BisodoI Antaeid Mints, zoos -------5sc
Aeeiidine Tablets, 5-gr., 1905 -----4S1c
Aka SeItzer Tablets, 25's s----------54c
MidoI Tablets, Package Of 5--------17c
Mineral Oil, squibb, Pint -----------6se
Gelusil Tablets, Bottle Of SO --------97e
Feenamint Laxative, Bottle Of 36----4se
Sodium Bicarbonaie, Squibb, Ib. ----4se
PetrogaIar, Plain, Pint Size --------s8e
Alophen Pills, Bottle Of 100 --------4se
McElroys Eye Lotion, 8-0unees ------5se
Eskays euro-Phosphaies, f2-0unees s1.75
Evening star., 1954-12-05

ATTENTION. Certain toilet bfoIdss
Swelry. clocks.
Internal Revenue Act elective ]. 1854
RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Evening star., 1954-12-05

The set includes Talcum. Face
Powder, Skin Sachet, and Col
ogne. All have the wonderful
Evening in Paris fragrance.
Beautifully gift e n m
boxed for Christ %AsSV
mas.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-24
Colonel Dismissed
From Army for
Conduct AS POW

FIT. SHERIDAN, ILL.,, R-Lt.
Col. Harry Fleming, first Ameri-
can Army officer court-martialed
for conduct as a prisoner of war,
was sentenced yesterday to dis
missal from the service.
In addition, he must forfeit all
pay and allowances, under terms
of the punishment assessed by an
11-man military court which con-
victed him of collaborating with
the Communists while prisoner
in Korea.
The court-martial of II colonies
and lieutenant colonies deliber
ated for IL hours before fixing
Fleming's punishment.
"Thank God Pm out of prison
noW-this one and the Commu-
nists'," Col. Fleming said after
the sentence was pronounced. He
added:
CPL do everything l can to
clear my name"
Dismissal from the service is
pretty hard to take. l don't intend
to stop the fight which started
here"
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-24
Grand Igloo Meeting of
Pioneers of Alaska Set
For Oct. 1917, Anchorage

The Grand Igloo meeting of the
Pioneers of Alaska has been an
nounced for Oct. is, 16, and II at
Anchorage This is the first time
in many years that it has not
been held in Juneau.
Friday, Oct. Is, will be day
of registration, followed by q
luncheon and the first meeting of
the Grand Igloo. In the afternoon
there will be a meeting of the
Anchorage group and individual
groups, followed by an evening
party and mixer.
Saturday morning is business
session and memorial service, fol-
lowed by dinner and special en-
tertainment.
On Sunday, time will be al
lowed for church services, fol-
lowed in the afternoon by the
election of officers and installa-
tions.
Reservations are now being
taken for those planning to at
tend the convention.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-24
Santa Fe Chief Derailment
Laid to Broken Axle;
None Hurt Seriously

SAN FRANCISCO, PA brok-
en- axle Thursday was listed as
the probable cause of the derail-
ment Wednesday of the Santa Fe
Railroads Streamliner San Fran
cisco Chief in which all 191 pas
sengers escaped serious injury.
Between 20 and 80 persons
aboard the Oakland, Calif.-to-
Chicago train were shaken up but
only two passengers and three
crew members were. hospitalized
over night.
The Santa Fe estimated damage
at $25O,OO0.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-24
Heintzleman to be Invited
To Testify at Hearing
On Northwest Shipping

SEATTLE, R-Alaska Gov. B.
Frank Heintzleman and top fig
ures in Alaska and Pacific North
west maritime affairs will be in
vited to testify at the House Mer-
chant Marine Committee hearings
here Oct. IA, Rep. Tollefson Or
WASH said Wednesday.
Tollefson, the committee chair
man, said the hearings will have
two purposes: to study Northwest
shipyard and reserve fleet prob
lens and the question of continu-
ing steamship passenger service
20 Alaska.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
BY Clarence j. Brown Member Congress 9TH Ohio ostrlc

y. nv
resignation Clarence Manon Chairman of the
Relations which
Capitol
HILL throughout country reported Manions resg
of championship socaled
Constitution limit the effect treaties
and agreements with foreign nations.
Secretary Agriculture threw bombhe into the farm
support controversy week that April ls
dried
reduced of parity rate to IS cent
minimum This action expected
prices anywhere from cents
butter
nonfat dried milk previously purchased support dairy
rid of
dairy products prices
having the Government invest huge dairy products
indeed knotty problem.
Ways Committee which
ing the TaXevson Bill adopted provision for changing the
individual income filing April
farmers filing February present
either file Declaration
18TH or the final return by January 31st
Internal
fore House Committee according spot
last income returns SO of every
nonced that plan
relieve million
Those with
computed the
statements and would merely be required to
the showing whether
fund, owed additional taxes, had paid all
Postmaster General Sumerfield to
nequie"
increases than 100000
poyees He estimated the $50 million wear and
cent Pay under
lower than those demanded by postal
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23

will name their two committee
members in the near future.
A Publicity Committee was also
named which will include a mem
Der from each Conference area.
Those already appointed to the
committee are Owen Ackerman,
Chairman; Mrs. George Stoker,
Plain City area; Mrs. Charles Tho
mas, West Jefferson area; Mrs.
Fred Trinpi, Sedalia South Solon
area; and Clayton Starr, Mt. Ster-
ling area. A member will also be
appointed to this committee from
each conference to be held in Lon
don.
In the near future the Steering
Committee and Publicity Com
mittee for Well Child Conferences
will hold joint meeting with the
officers of the Health Council and
the Madison County Health De-
partment to complete plans for
starting the Conferences in the
various communities.
The next meeting of the Health
Council has been set for April IA
at the Court House.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
An Editorial

In recent poll conducted by the Purdue University
Opinion among 5000 high school students rather
astounding facts about high school thinking were brought to
light For instance:
AL per cent would deny freedom of the press.
-34 percent said people should be prohibited by the
government from making public speeches
per believe that police should be allowed to search
a persons home without a warrant.
-25 per cent do not believe in freedom of assembly.
SO per support the of third degree methods by
police
30 per cent believe that it best for strong groups TO DOM
mate weaker groups.
40 per believe that large of people ineaP-
able Of deciding whit is good or bad for them:
81 per said that the right of labor TO
strike should be abolished
While in position TO say what weight the
opinions of high school youngsters carries think there is
much cause for wonderment in the aforeeone opinions the
hnkno of young America uccumbng TO authoY7 Are the
Constitutional Rights of free speech and free losing
vitality We think This requires real thought by 1on
parents and school authorities alike It would appear that these
percentages would tend TO show weakness in the think
ina of our +een-aeers at least the who were Poed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
He aI+h Council
Appoints Twelve
On Committee

At a recent meeting Of the Mad
ison County Health Council, Ste
ering Committee was named for
the Well Child Conferences to be
held in various communities in the
County. When the appointments
are completed, the committee will
consist of II members, which will
include a chairman and assistant
chairman in each community
where a Conference is to be held.
Those named to the Committee
thus far are Mrs. Emerson Min
shall, Chairman, and Mrs John
Houchard, Assistant Chairman,
Plain City area; Mrs. Harry Pugs-
ley, Chairman and Mr.. Hugh AL
derson, Assistant Chairman, Sc
dalia South Solon area; Mrs.
Raymon Deacon, Chairman and
Mrs. Francis Blauser, Assistant
Chairman, West Jefferson area;
Mr.. Joe Londergan, Chairman and
Mrs. Jesse Hart, Assistant Chair
man, London area north of High
Street; Mrs. Thomas Sisterhen,
Chairman and Mrs. Matthew Rea,
Assistant Chairman, London area
south of High Street. Mt. Sterling
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
General Telephone To
Convert To DiaIs AT
All Nearby Towns

General Telephone Company of
Ohio is moving rapidly ahead with
a more than S350,000 program to-
ward the conversion to dial of ex-
changes at Mechanicsburg, Plain
City, Catawba, Resaca and Wood
stock. This was reported today by
r. c. Fesenmyer, Division Com
mercial Manager of the Company
at Marion.
A new central office building at
Mechanicsburg has been completed
while at Plain City work is yirtu-
ally completed on a similar build
ing. Last year General also erect
ed new buildings at Catawba, Re-
SAGA and Woodstock to house the
new automatic equipment for these
exchanges.
Work has been under way
changing all telephones in the 5
exchanges to dial type. Each of
the 2200 instruments now in serv-
ice will be changed for the con-
versions of the exchanges which
are scheduled to be cut to dial the
latter part of April, Fesenmyer
said. While the dials on the new
telephones can be turned, the Com
mercial Manager cautioned that
they should not be operated until
the new dial systems have been
placed in service. Ali dial instru-
ments have been installed at Ca
tawba, Resaca and Woodstock
while Mechanicsburg and Plain
City will be completed late in
March.
The dial equipment at Catawba
Resaca and Woodstock has been
installed and testing is under way.
This equipment was manufactured
by the LEIGH Electric Company of
Genoa, Illinois. Last Thursday the
first shipment of the new dial
equipment for Mechanicsburg and
Plain City was received. Fesen-
myer stated that the installation of
this equipment would begin next
week.
For the past few years General
of Ohio has been engaged in pre-
paratory work for the conversions
of all five exchanges. This entailed
the expansion and Improvement of
the outside wire distribution sys-
tenn. At Catawba the facilities
within the rural area have been
entirely rebuilt while within the
community new cable was placed
throughout. The same is true of
the distribution facilities at Wood
stock, Mechanicsburg and Plain
City. General acquired the Resaca
exchange in 1948 and since its ac-
QUESTION have literally rebuilt the
exchange from the ground up.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
Sales Taxes In
First 1854 Gain

Roger w. Tracy, Treasurer of
State, said today that sales tax
cash receipts reported for the
week ending February 6 register
ed the first gain of 1854 in COM
parison with corresponding periods
of the previous year.
Comparing receipts of So, ,784, ,999
reported for the week ending Feb
ruary 6, 1854, with receipts of 81
78O,598 during the week ending
February z, 1858, Tracy noted a
gain of $4,400. He said that this
is the first increase shown during
the first five weeks of 1854.
Cumulative grand total colIec-
tions for the fiscal year beginning
July l, 1853, stood at S120, ,641, ,327
on February 6, showing a gain of
I2 percent over the same span of
the previous year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23

TUESDAY FEBRUARY % oo.i.u o,don
basement 8
Phi Psi Golden Jubilee dinner at CLUB ftoons PIN"
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a ,,,ccc - Alton
Big WSCS to be entertained by Alton "0N"o' "' i'0
Church
brotherhood Johns Lutheran Church 8 pm
London Club Coover Memorial Club House pm
London Methods Chuch
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Madsona Rebekah Lodge regular meeting LOOF. Hail. pm
Se-Sew Shipley, AZ Logan Ave. pm
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26
basement $3.50 Guild
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q
Presbyterian Church basement Guild No q
dance London High School sponsored by Phi Beta Psi
Sorority
Hall eight o'clock sponsored by Science Hill
Grange Magnetic Springs Polio fund
ed by Pastors Aid.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY %
Regular ADIVET meeting Lodge pm.
MONDAY MARCH
WSCS London Methodist Church meeting
Dance Revue Polio benefit, London High School 8 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23

will be brought to order by Will
liam ]. Robson, county fund drive
director Scheduled speakers in
clude Glenn Whistler, assistant
manager for the Eastern area, and
John L. Marsh, field representa-
tive for this area. Refreshments
will be served during the evening.
''The Tuesday night meeting will
set the ball rolling for the Madison
county campaign, the goal for
which is S8,311 this year." stated
Chairman Robson. "As final soli-
citation plans will be formulated,
as well as all campaign materials
and supplies handed out, township
chairmen and all captains should
see that every volunteer worker
attends" Robson urged.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
WILLS PRoBATED

WILLS PROBATED
An estimated estate of 5000
was left to his wife and children
bv the will of Daniel B. Worley,
late of Mt. Sterling, admitted to
probate. His son c. r. Worley was
named administrator with the will
annexed.
An estate estimated at $4,Ol1,
was left by Katherine Quinn, late
of West Jefferson, to a brother, a
nephew and a neice, according TO
the will admitted to probate. The
neice, Mary Katherine Horn was
named eXecutrix.
INVENTORIES APPROVED
Inventory of $5,198.92, estate Of
Ralph Gossard, late OF London, has
been approved in probate court.
Real estate was valued at $4,000
with S698.92 personal property.
Elizabeth Gossard, is executriX and
John Pickerel, Robert McSavaney
and Bruce D. Lewis, are apprais-
erS.
Inventory in the estate of Fred
Graves totaling $487.27 all person
al property, has been approved in
probate court. w. E. Lukens is
administrator, Ward Deffenbaugh,
George McSavaney and P. E. Nc
Daniel, appraisers.
APPOINTMENT
In the estate of Ardena Davis,
late of Mt. Sterling, Ray Denison
has been appointed administrator
with bond of $4,000.
ACCOUNTS APPROVED
First and final accounts have
been allowed and confirmed in pro-
bate court as follows: J. Robert
Tanner, guardian of Harold Rolfe;
Roy Neer, guardian Of Patsy Miller
ct al; Dorothy Street administra-
tor Flora Street; Eleanor M. Sche-
etz administrator estate of Han
nah M. ScheetZ.
DIVORCES GRANTED .... ....'
Divorces have been granted in
common pleas court to Frank
Brubaker from Lucy Brubaker and
Mescal M. Reid from Robert L.
Reid.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DIVORCES GRANTED
Harold Cook and Lula Cook to
Richard Newman and Mary ].
Newman, property in city of Lon
don.
Harold Cook and Lula Cook to
Lee McNeer and Mae McNeer,
property London.
G.. Harold Flax and Evalyn d.
Flax to Harry K. Turvy and nellie
Turvy, lot % in j. @. MinshalPs
addition London.
Harry Turvy and nellie Turvy
to G. Harold Flax and Evalyn d.
Flax, 211.72 acres in Fairfield and
Union townships.
John c. Lohr and Mary Lohr
to Murray c. Lohr and Virginia
H. Lohr, property on East High
Street, London.
E. Faber Biggert and Mary c
Biggert and Faber f. Tway and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
Ohio Citizens To
Study Federal And
State Relations

COLUMBUS, O., FEB. % -
Officers, regional and district
chairmen of the 150-member Ohio
Citizens Committee on Federal
State Relations were announced
Monday by Sam S. Davis, Chair
man of the group. Mr.. Davis is
President of the Corrugated Con-
tainer Company, Columbus.
The Committee, composed of in
dustrialists and executives of bus
mess, trade, and farm organiza-
tions, is making studies designed
to assist in reshaping Federal
State relations as proposed by the
Eisenhower Administration.
Immediate aim of the Ohio
group is to present recornmenda-
tions for simplifying Federal, State
and local relationships, where
there is overlapping and duplica-
ton, to the Eisenhower Commiss-
ion on ntergovermentaI Relations
at Washington.
Other officers of the Ohio Com
mittee are: Norris Ryder, Secre-
tary-Manager, Elyria Chamber of
Commerce, Vice Chairman; (Mr.
Ryder is also President of the
Chamber Of Commerce Executives
of Ohio) Robert S. Rosencrans,
Ohio Chamber of Commerce, Col
umbus, Secretary; and o. G. And
erson, Ohio Bankers Association,
Columbus, Treasurer.
Organization work as planned by
the Committee is on a grass
roots" basis with studies on Fed
eral, State and local relations be-
ing conducted at all levels.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
MADISON COUNTY COURT

Pauline A. Tway, to Darby Dan
Farm Company, 25454 acres in
Jefferson township.
B. j. Smith to Archie Baxter
and Florence Baxter, undivided II
interest in lots 103-104 Fairview
addition London.
Harmon Walker and Viola Wal
ker to Pearl E. Mcdaniel, property
on East Center Street, London. r.
Robert H. Graham and Minnie
M. Graham to George Z. Renner
and Ruth E. Renner, 31.02 acres in
Pleasant township.
For land heretofore owned by
Rea Chenoweth, by Harold r. Bid
we'll, sheriff to Clarence Garen,
62747 acres in Oak Run township.
JUSTICE
Jnstice is the moral signification
of law. Injustice declares the
absence of law.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
DEATHS
RECORDED

Cecil, Forest Fuller age rs -
January 9, Coronary Occlusion.
Homoelle, Carolyn v. age 63 -
January %, Arterial sclerosis.
Howsrnon, Gorves Glenn age SO
- January IL, Coronary occlusion.
Hunter, Robert Elwood age II
- January %, shotgun wounds.
Morrisey, Thomas M. age 50 -
January %, Coronary occlusion.
Smith, Maria N. age 81 -- jan
uary 5, Cerebral thrombosis.
Tyree, William E. age 81 - JAN
uary 9, Cerebral thrombosis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
Red Cross Drive
Set At S8,311 For
Madison County

Promising to be one of the larg-
est fund drive sessions ever held
here, the send-off meeting for the
1854 Red Cross Campaign in Mad
ison county will be held Tuesday
night, February %, at 8 o'clock in
the London Methodist church base
ment.
The only called meeting for all
workers in the forthcoming men,
bership and fund campaign which
will begin March /, the assembly
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and Tuesday, The service rree'
Please send in copy by Friday noon for events taking
+b foIouiro week Copy must be submitted before FRI
dsv noon deadIne. Thank You!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
The AMERICAN RED CROSS CREED

/ believe in the
right and response
bility of all human
beings to help one
another. l believe
in the right of
those in distress
to look to their
brethren for quick
and adequate relief.
/ believe in the
right of all Serv-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-23
He makes
lending a
friendly business

THIS is the friendly YES
- Manager of the local
RgAoaal Finance Company
Office. Even though lending
money to folks here in London
is his full-time job, he believes
that no one should borrow un-
necessarily. But when a loan
is to a PERSONS advantage,
he provides folks here with
needed cash promptly and
privately.
He gets a lot of satisfaction
out of his job, for the service
he renders is a helpful one.
And there's no "doing-you-a-
favor" attitude here at Rs1onal.
He cuts out needless rig
marole and makes borrowing
money a simple, friendly trans